davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-27
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iecsQ, 5ak Wiadomo % ostnfnicA Is LAT = nailspasym
skntden vsTstkte eudne. bes nadsisi WyiScssaia
piei Prsoa mana " NismCssehi tafad mstOda bada-
PswaSponoe 1 sscssRiws vyisossais s.psunia
\. c3erpdenta Pine, Wanoey, merck 1 brsucha- O1sr-
Ptseia srwov 4 ehcrSSy kobieos iako to:
ooleed SaSta.ne. oials upaavy, nispaodnol1, bd "
61yAlch. oolesna Tub xaniedbens rsgulAno1C csssts
odpNvy vody,. rxniecia 1 paleniA ~ci1nienii M dol
ws.ystfs ehroniczne. pEywatnei famlitns cisrpienia
oou pfet leczy prses u4ycie sWoich
Siedm ulubi0nych LekarstW
v geh choroesch, do ktoryeh de stosuje ktoryeh
gruntoWnemu Wyieceonte ~ PrBemaczoneL
- Tystace rodg<n swemi podxiakowaniami dale
nAthepase ewfAdect~c, JAZZ cndowna siAa maja lekar-
stwa WfAsnorecxnte prsez niego prxyrEadzane,
sdumiewetace ~ostagneiy r~oEultAfy " takich wyp6dk ach
v ktoryeh wsselde lime srodb okAsaly de dazem-
!R0 Doktor vodny przyr.sdza viasns lekHrawo
! ola eego nile lest " fsdnym Ewfazku q aptska ma
a. Ts ulu6ione leEarstwa Ieczs tyrko ehorobv
ktorym potedyacso - prseznacsons nabyt - tylko
Ofisie: 363 8. STATE ULICY
- PIKRwszK PIKTRo ~
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Godztny of,sowe: rsno Cd IA, " niedxiels
sAmkniees. konsultaeys cd ia tylko.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
TO / OWO.

Pan S}upski, po roznych
awanturach z wydawnictwaml
i konkursami literackiemi,
wzial sic nareszcle do study6w
baktereologii, i powodze-
MEM. Wynalazl bowiem no.
wego baccylusa i nazwa} 60
mianem: Baccylus blganaas czy'
Ii po polsku: Bakcyl dwu-
zenny. Zaszczepl} go sob!e
najprzod sam, re .skutkiem.
Zanosi sic ma dubeltowy
Seim Zwiazku N. P. Cenzor
zapowiedzia} jeden ma Sier-
pieh, a Rad Centrally z wolf
narodu zapowledzial drugi ma
Wrzesieh. Jezeli tego ME
wyrosnie Polska Ma drugi
rok, to pr6zna nadzlela. Tym-
czasem pan Adalia, prezydent
Zwiazku Narodowego wolf
narodu, wyiecha} do Paryza,
ably zasiegnaG politycznych
instrukcy1 Cd ministra Rava-
holla Cd patryotkl Ludwiki
Michel.
+
Pan professor Kuk zostal
powolany przez cudotworce W
Manitowoc ma naczelnego
redaktora spirytycznych Gu
downych wydawnictw. KS.
Luczycki moze sobie bez-
pleCZnle k u k a G
Pan Alfons Chrostowski
przy swietle Jul1xenki ulotnif
sic Pittsburgh. w Redakcy i
PrzWacleza Brudu wielka "a
dose. Pan Rosihski URN
sic z radosci jak szewc.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
4 hiW POLSkICN
w AMERYCE,

Il SWAN RIVER, Mimi,
donosi nam tamtelszy orga
nista pan Fr. Gruss, ze dnia
7 Czerwca przyby} .tamdotad
przez 3 mieslace oczekiwany
wiel. ksiadz Kitowski, z
minnesockiego Opola, i objal
duszpasterstwo mad polska
parafa. a.-Lud bardzo Z nlego
zadowolony.
WlLkESBARRk, Pa, 13
Czerwca.-Nasz sedzlwy wiel.
KS. probosz Rafal Tomaszew-
ski ]utro opus1cza nasza para.
fla jako chory. Zatrzyma
przeclez tYtu} proboszcza do
dw6ch lat, a takze przez DIVA
lata pensya bedzie pobiera}.
-Rozpoczeto til budowe no.
wego polskiego kosciola.
MINTO, w Dakocie Pol
nocnej.-Proboszczem naszej
polskiej porafil Jest teraz vie.
lebny ks. Wawrzykowski.
LEMONT. Robotnicy, pra.
cujacy dla kontraktorow bu-
dujacych kanal W strone do
Romeo, zastraikowali, po.
miedzy mimi i wIelu Polak6w.
Ma ich miejsca poszli scabsi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

umariych. Przez to zaraza
tylko sic zwieksza.
w portowem miescie Cetta,
W po}udniowei Francy1, W
ostatnim czasie kilka osob
umarlo ma eholere.
L Hamburga stanowczo
zapewniaja, re miasto to obec-
ME zupe}nie wolnem Jest cd
cholery.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
CO SEYCHAC.

BERLIN.-Wy Wybory znowu
wypadly ma niekorzyst rzadu.
Cd razu zosta}o wybranych
pomledzy lnnymi 20 socyal-
nych demokrat0w, 10 Pola-
kow.--Io Polakow II So
cyal.demokratow przyjdzie
ieszcze pod wybory slislelsze.
Dotad zwykle wybierano
okolo IS socyalnych demo.
kratow j okolo lo Polakow.
BREMEN. = Cholera W
Ma}ei Azyi grasuje w zastarza-
lacy sposob. Przy d6lnym
blcgu REX Tygrys i Shatel-
Arab umieraja ludzie tysiqca-
mi a osad ludzie poucie.
kali, ME grzebiac nawet
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

Nasz podr6zujacy
agent nauczyciel pan
Wawrzyniec Radon
ski bedzie W tych
dniach w Manistee,
Mich, i okolicy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

otra]k by1 zupetn1e spOko]ny.
Niektorzy kontraktorzy spro
wadzili zamiast straikier6w do
swej roboty ludzi poludnia,
glownie Negrow. TAX uczyni}
kontraktor Locker. Rozda}
on nowym swym robotnlkom
bron ustanowll przy Mich ma
wlasna reke zbrojne straze, o
czem strajkierzy ME wiedzieli.
Strawberry zgromadzil1 sic
ma narade 9 Czerwca, pomie
dzy 1912 rano ma otwartem
mlejscu plzy Lemont. Me
zywill zadnych z1ych zamiarow.
Bedac tak~zgromadzeni, zostali
napadnieci przez uzbrojonych
Negrow pod dowodztwem
kontraktora Lockera.
Rezultat tel krwawe) rzezi
by}a smierc trzech ludzi, "a
bitych ma niejscu. Zabici byli:
John Kruger (nawet nie
strajkler, lecz robotnnk ma
kolei Santa Fey strajkier
Ignacy Asche, Niemiec, i
)eszcze jeden, ktory wpad} do
kana!u ktorego nazwisko
ME jest wiadome.
RannYch" by}o 10. w tel
liczbie 16iu Polakow. Poda-
jenny tn dokladnie ich nazwi-
ska:
7omasz Airechi, 80 lat, zonaty,
ranlony " piuca smlertelnle.
Stan. Jashulski, 40 lat, zonaty,
raniony kala W brzuch.
Jan Wojtano0shi, ~ lat, zonaty,
raniony W watrobe, bszuch noge.
Grzegorz Kaszka, 80 lat, zonaty.
Umafl.
Mcha1 Micho1ah, SO lat, zonaty,
raniony W box.
Jan Alega, mlodzlenlec II lat,
raniony W brzuch
Aetonj ho1os, 43 lat, zouaty
raniony hiodro.
jan Le'caudoarski, 80 lat, zonaty,
raniony szyie.
-Antone Weso'oushi, Al lat, IONA
ty, ranlony W glove.
Er. BlachorMi 4 Jrut, nczonaci,
raneni glove.
-1ntoni hushi, zonaty, raniony W
! prawe p3uca.
Eran1S Ps''shi zonaty, mocno
skaleczony W twarz.
Woj,ieeholosk;, ranlony W noge.
Antoni Wijnis,cshi, raniony W
p.ef<l.
Joze1 Zmich, zraniony W udo.
Micha1 ,Sk0lski, zonaty, ugodzo-
ny kula W plers,.
Pierwszym 2 zabitych byl
robotnik kolejowy, kt6ry ME
mia} ze stralkiem mic do CIV :
nlenia kt6rego ugodzl|a kula,
kt6ra sic zablaks Ia. Jest MIN
Jan klya, zwrotnikarz dla
isanta Fe kolei, kt6rego od-
niesiono jeszcze 5ywego, lecz
umarl.
Nliejsce rozruchow ley
lpomiedzy Willow Springs i
LocSport, gdzle pracuje 1900
ludzi.
Powiadaja, re Franc. BIa
chowski, balwierz, byl nego-
cyatorem, W tenn ably strajkie
rzy z Lockport przylaczyli sic
do stajkierow W Lemont.
Umarl W chacie pewnej W
Lemont Grzegorz Kiska,
ktory niedawno temu przybyl
do Lemont "a praca, lecz jej
jeszcze ME otrzymal. PrzyIa.
'czy} sic do strajkierow wla-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

Z DAKOTY Poludmowej do
nosza' Aleksander Johnstone zea-
dujacy mysll ludzkle, istotnie zna-
lazs spike schowaha W skale W
poblizu Hot Springs. Spllka scho-
wana byta mil Cd wejscia, lecz
Johnstone ME szedf prosta droga.
Inajdowa} sic W Jasklni so godzln
obwedrowat 55 mil. Wyszediszy
z )askini, owalany byi cd stop do
gsowy }ojem t}uszczem zupe}-
ME byl znuzonym.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
NC K1NLEI, ktorego re,

NC KINLEY, ktorego repu--
bhkanle Ohio znowu postawlll
iako kandydata ia gubernatora,
nalezy do mukrow. RozporzadzA
on, ably zamknieto gmach stanu
Ohio ma wystawie chlcagoskiei
podczas otwarcIa wystawy W ostaSs-
Mich paru niedzielach, a do tego
nawet ME miaf odnosnego polece-.
MA. Mlmo to plsma repubIikanskie.
ag'tuJ2 "a ponownem jego -wybrae
MEM.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
SPANOSZONE CHLOP Y.


Kedy ziema bujna W p}ody,
Gdzie wyborny miod i mleko,
Szczesny czul sic km;otek m}ody.
Tam "a morzem-oceanem-
Zy} pobozny ch}opek nasz
| ME marzyl juz bye panem,
w polu wes6l spedza} czas.
Tam zdob1}a 60 sukmana
czerwona wraz czapeczka,
Byl buhczuczny-siucha} pana...
Ach, bo Polska to mateczka
Tam mad Wls}a, gdzie stol'ca,
Lhlopek niezna co jest bieda
| krasnego Jest on lica,
Byle komu zwiesc sic MEDIA.
Uyodzony prostej 2hacie,
By} wesoIy W swej zagrodzie,
Choc sic wyspal gdzies ma macle,
Me zazdrosci} wojewodzie.
Mech pozbedzie sic sukmany,-
Przyodzieje W st.ojny frak,
Czyz ME dojrzysz W MIN odmiany?.-
Juz sic pyszni iakby zak!
Mech pozbedzie sic zagrody
poplynis gdzies "a MORE;
Chce z panami isc zawody-
Wszak i on bye panem moze.
Wien, ze mo2e-czemuz ME?
Jest to droga wszem otwarta,
O tenn marry nawet W snle,
Chociaz kleszeh jest polarta.
Mniejsza to, ze dziurawa,
Ia to bedzie niego panek, =
Zawsze jemu z tego slawa-
Bedzie wodki pelen dzbanek.
A pieniadze-co ME mlara
Pojdzie brudny lkozuch W kat.
Tobie teraz, ksieze, wara
Lepiej wychodz zaraz ztad
Dawnlej Ciebie toe sluchaiem,
Bo bjedalliem wlelkm byIem
wolnosci tel ME znalem,
Karlohami g}ownie zylem.
Teraz re mnie wielki zuch-
Jesteln panem swego domu,
Nam pleniadze-iEny ruch,
Czyz sic klaniac bede komu?
Inny ze mnie teraz znawca,
Zv1e sobie iuz wolnoscia,
Jestem Ksiezy chlebodawca. 80.
Precz mi oczu z egomoscia
Jestem panem sobie sam
Me NOV mi juz kosciele,
Wszak pienledzy duzo mann
|estem wesol-zdr6w ma ciele.
Mech tam scbie ksieza baja,
Ze pochodze z podlej chaty.
Niechal g}upcow nauczaja-
Jestem madry, bonn bogaty.
Me chce s}ysze6 pokucie,
Skoro chleba nam dostatkiem,
Wole z}oto zbierat W hucie,
Innych ieszcze darzyt datkiem.
Me diam takze oferze,
Co w kosciele ludzie daja;
Ten madrzejszy, ktory bierze,
Tamci "a to mic niess maia.
Taxa jest metamorfoza,
Skoro wyidzie CHOP ma pana,
Cuchnie on iuz niby keza,
A nature ma barana.
tSaplenti sat!
IN d e iano M
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

KS. J. -BALCEWlCZ,
zacny kap}an, chce przyjac
mieJsce w nowo zalozonej
parafii lub zakIadajacei sic.
-Adresowac do ksiedza Tom
kiewicza W Plymouth, Luzer-
ne Co, box 25s.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

PIWO ma bye wyrabiane
chmielu | s}odu, tax stanowl
uchwala pnyi2ta przez Sejm stanu
Pennsylvania. TO przcciez, iak sic
zdajc, wcslo sic ME podoba panom
plwowarom Pennsylyabi1,, albo=
wlem dwoch rel recent sntow Zwiaz.
ku browarzy W powiecie Allegheny
poj ojechato do gubernatora Pattisona.
ably 60 nak}onic do unlcestwlenia
tel ustawy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

PAN DIR. BORUCKI W
South Chicago, ILL.,, wyna
laz} dobry srodeIl przeciw
dytteryi, d i juz bardzo wielu
ludziom zycie uratowah
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

ST, JOSEPH, Mo.-Nle'
zad}uso rozpocznie sic tu bu,
dowa nowego polskiego kos
clola-murowanego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

ST. FRANCIS, WIS. = w
tutejszem seminaryum teologlcz-
mem beda "a b. m. swiecenia kle-
ryk6w. Jak slychac bedzle je
udzlelat ks. Biskup Zardettl z st.
Cloud.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

snej wolf. P}uca lego zosta|y
przeszyte kulq. Ofara sta} sic
takze robotnlk Asst, ktoremu
kula tez przesz] Ia piers.
Gubernator Altgeld przy-
bywszy do Lemont i udaw-
sly sic ma mie)sce rozruchow,
mia} narade burmlstrzem
Mccarthy, z r6znymi strajkie-
rami j obywatelami, ktorzy
ME bral' najmniejszego udzia-
lu W rozruchach Il kontrak-
torow Mkt ME by} obecnym),
/ wyda} ogloszenie, kt6rego
g}ownym punktem Jest: e.
d y n i, k Orgy sic
b u II t 0 w ali pre- w
pra w IL, sa lu zie ci,
k Orgy EOS a | i u z br o.
eni przez kontr a k.
torow k torzy, ]ak
sic z d ale, b yli e.
d y n y nj, k t orr uzy-
w ! i b on P a + e i.
CHICAGO. - Do paraf
sw. Tr6jcy przybyI, st6sownie
do rozporzadzenia delegate
papieskiego ks. arcybiskupa
Satolliego prowincya} sw.
krzyza z ks. w. Czyzewskim,
proboszczem para6i W South
Bend, Ind. jake czlonkiem
tego zakonu. CT objeli W
imieniu swego Zakonu parafaa
Swletej Tr6)cy W zarzad, sami
obai ]uz raz odprawlli W nowo
otwartym kosciele nabozeh.
stwo i przyrzekli przys}ac ma
proboszcza dobrego ka2Iana
Ze sWoieoo zakonu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22
AM ERYKA

LEMONT, III. = "a strajkie-
row, uwiezionych W Romeo, osa-
dzono tutejszym wiezieniu po-
wiatowem. Pomieizy uwiezloneml
SO take Polacy. starala sic
bondy dla Mich.
Ludnost W okolicy Lemont
jest po stronle strajker6w, pome-
waz ci harlebnie wyzysklwanl
byli przez kontraktor6w, kupujac
zywnosc i odzlenle W skladach
tychze. Me czynlac pod}ug woll
kontraktorow, zostali wtedy odpra-
wleni Cd piracy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-22

HISZ?ANIE, t ]. kslaze
Veragua ksiezniczka Eulalla
tylko kllka dnl bawlli W Chicago.
zwiedzajac wystawe. Ksieznlczka
by}a ubrana iak zwyk4a cywllna
dana, TAX IL mato kto zwracai
ma MIA uwage. Kslqze Veragua
cedzlennle regularn'e bywal ia
mszy sw. W kosciele Fanny Maryl.,
przy ulicy Wabash ave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE.

In addition 20 regular lraius, special
Taius Will fuu 10 follow;
FROM CACHE VALLEY POiNTs, oct.
dtu, ON anu 7,b, leaving Preston At
1875 pm, passing Logan at 1901,
Cscht Junction At 4;ll, BriRbnm 5.ii.
Hillardl6..D, Hot Slriugs 5.il, Harm
vile $3.50; arrive salt Lake 1880 PAN.
On Oct. 9Th, 7th Rnd S.h, Returning
special viii leave salt LAKE al 7.jD
am, arrive PTebion ut 400 pm.
FROM OGDEN, Dot. 9Th, 7th ami s,h,
leaving At b:25 AMI, passing Hooper NJ
s:4O, Syracuse JnuGtinn sii6, Layton
s;52, KHysvlllu $3.50, Pennington O.O5,
cunterville O:ll, Wo0ds Gross oslo,
arrive Salt LAKE 0:SO ann.
Returning epecal viii leavo Salt
Lake Vt $3.50 pm. aud arrive Ogden AZ
Gao.
From JUAB, oct. oh, 9Th and sth,
leaving JuRb $50 am. passing
5sntbquiu 1855, PHyson 7.O8, Spanish
Fork 7.g5, Spuugyillr 7.33, Provo As,
American Fork SIT, Lsbi5..i, Draper
%, Sandy 0.05, Junction g.UB, Luyen.
ishi's 0l8, Geruania 0.l0, Frsncklyn
0.ls, arrive salt Lake az 041 am.
Returning special viii leave Sail
Lake nj PIN,
FROM 'TERMtN Us oct. 8lh, Tn
and slh. Leaving rrrmiuus Ht Sam.
Passing Tooele SLY Eida s,25, arrive
salt Lake $50 AIN.
Returning special win leave Sal,
Lake at o Pan. ID. n. BURIlY,
Gent Agt. Pass. Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
Nnrlh r.rnllnn Clnfercncc.

/ PuLLESs. n. Co -rp'.6, 1893. The
| Nurh Caro- ina conference ClnvercI
nt SANDY Ltvel, ritylvauia county
Va, Sept % aud 20 There were
present at tho conference Liluf j. q,
KImbaiL PRECEDENT Of tho bluitcrn
States mission; Elder WIN, G.. Windcr,
president Of tue North Cnfohn, COM
ference, and travelling ElIon 5olou
Barber, n. T.. Lee, Keplhr Sessions,
G.. a. Grfln, Henry Foster Willis
Iphuson, q otpu NJ. smith, sorouus
Gardner james w. Wilson, Nor nj
Miner, G. l.. Layton, G, T.. jouts aud
5. T.. Leigh
Uuuuf the able direction OF Elder
kimbal, system WAS established ana
subjects we're assigned to tho Elders,
thus benefliiug them and making
0ur conference a success. Tho turr-
out to Saturday, mtotIng was small
On account VI this being the iarmuEs'
busy season Ia their Tobacco, but ON
sunday We had a large atlondaucc,an
n general good feeling prevailed
throughout. 10 add 20 our pleasure,
The good things Of the Uhith were
generously uTJviJeI by the people u
refresh The inner man, .uI the Eliers
were we'll cared Tor during their stay.
the kindness Of tnr people IN thus aiu.
ing our glorious work Is worthy VI
admiration, Aud We ray, God blVss anu
pfOsi er our friends.
me Instructions " Presidents Kim.
bali aud WlhlUr 10 tue Elders were
timely AMI wise, and thcir uuCUurAg-
Ing remarks gave entire satisfaction
aud cUmilfL on Monday We met ~
council anu the Elders received tlei.
appointments 10 labor a. iOliOWE
Elders Wilson anu Foster ~ Ran.
d0iph county.
Elders Johnson and Layton 10 Rock.
iugham county.
Eldvp Sessions aud Jones 10 Arson
Elusn Barber aud windsr to
county.
Elders Grimm and Smith TO Cabarrus
ELDERS Gardner aud Miner 10 Dur.
ham anu Person counties.
Elders lUo ami Leigh 10 Surfy
county.
Inc release Of Elder winder to soon
return home IL regretted by the Eldefs,
who all love him. His feleare neces.
STATED new appointment which lcli
W the lot ut Elder BarDer, who IN very
worthy anu will ~ others hAvol re-
ceivu the hearty suppOrt ui all the
II ders. The nblo management OF
Elder Windur and his predecessors has
nut the conference In n prosperous o1u-
ditiDn. Tue health u the Elders h.
excellent, generally, aud their Gmbi.
lion No messengers Ut truth - tqual 10
any emergency Or hardship. They
are enjoying their labors ara feel en-.
Outraged with the future prospects, VI
carrying the u spell into new parts.
In the last six months there have
bvun twenty baptlhms Ut worthy per.
sons, this osusing Joy In the hearts of
the Elders 10 see fruits OF their labor,
AMI tnty pTcsH on with a zeul,
Among the good things which cheer
anu comiOtt the true born sons Of Zion
h the weekly arrival OF the pioneer
Jnurr Of the Rockies. n, 4. LTE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

q II. CNRord, New Cassell, VIE,
ans troubled with Eeufalris and
Rheumalism, hiH stomach was dhor
irfei, his Liver WA oiirc,ed 90 an
aIhfmirg degree, apostle fell away,
and hs wa terribly reduced IN fir'h
ant strength. Threc bottles u Eltrt'ir
nlttofn cured him,
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, III.
had n running sore on his log Z eight
years. standing. Deed three bottles oi
Electric Bittets and seven h01ts Of
Bucklen's Arnica 9Aivs,hn hs leg 10
sound and well. Johu speahsr, Cat.
awba, o., had dve large Fever cores
on his leg; doctors said he was lncura.
bio. One bottle Electric Blttefr aud
Dne box Buckirn'e ATnlco Halve cured
him entirely. Hold at A. q. Smith &
Cs's Drug Store. Sc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
Ihr I.arEo.i Unn in ius WoTid

Your breakfast table v IN not bo com.
pIele without Gnld Band rhlIee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

II will cost you nothing and will
ruroly do you good, II you have .
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
Throat, Chest or Lungs. Do. ltiugt
New Discovery for C0ufumUuln
Coughs and Colds Il guaranteed 10 give
rolicf, or money wall be paid tack.
Sufferers from La Grippe fo'nd /, Jusi
tho tniug, and uud0E IL usol had 9
speedy and perfect recovery. Tsy o.
am le boise at our oxpenpr and learn
for yourself just how good "a thing ~
10. Trial botils free bt A. 4. Bmlth 4
Goa Drug siore. Large slEo soc. aug
EICn gs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
Ants Wont Tonch II.

FARuNoroN, Sept q, 1893 II saw
10 your weekly issuc Of the ION that
many are losing their bees hy anti; na
! have simple, cheap and uever'iai 10
ing remedy with INC, freely c0n,fiu.
uie the same Tor the benefit OF your
many renders, " you cunslIuf II worth
puhlishing. Any place that the ants
iuicHi, whether beehive, collar ,ui-
board, or house p.ahis, have iai1
around freely twigs uuI branches o.
Wild sage ana thry slou dinppcar
Respectfully,
a SuBEuHuEM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

Notice II hereby given that the ice
known and sold aH CITY Water Ice,
from the ponu known ~ the Isaac
Hunter lee POND, has breu condemned
HH Impure and unit Tor use excepting
solely Tor reirigorating lurposes. The
sail Isnac Hunter has been notifioi
the ice made without the representa-.
ton that II II Impure aud for rolTlger.
ating pufpobes ouly,
I. ~. BEATTY, MID,
HeElth g. mmissi0ner.
A, ), kENpALJ,
Inspector Of Provisions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

FSom points north aud east OF Ogden
and eouth Of Pgysou, October ih tn
olh, Inclusive, RODd for return until
October l5ih; and from all other points.
Including 3. T.. & w. AMI Utan n
Nevada branchct, October 9th to Sill,
inclusive, goou fof return until October
/ 9Th, 1903.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM,
SPECIAL Rates 10 Salt Lske City for
SXly-fOuHh S,mI-Annual
Conference.
OCTOBER Cra TO Srr, 1898.

For tho six,y.ioutth Som-lnnunl
Conference Of the Church Of Jesus
Christ OF Latter.dey Saints, October
o TO STU, the following rates ore
authorizes Tor the sale oi round trip
yickets to Salt Lake CITY, via the
Union Pacific;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

~ thr wsria'. Vntr. 'hIcnEs BnS
uctnhrr ufp,
Ostohfr Oh aud III She Union
Pacific viii EEL Excursion Tichvts 90
Chicnro NJ s3B7j good returning leave
Chicago unit - '0nrr .gr'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
Mt A'rl0NAL BANK
N OF INV X
REPUBLIC
Frank Knox, President.
D.. q. karrlca, NirC-i'rtsidcnt.
j. A. kurlg, cashier.

CAPITAL PAID IN 100000.
uanking in nll iia branches transacted Er.
mans" Drawn on ieo principal gi.igs u Lurope
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
niructou 40 lowe Emanue Klha,
lunfc y suutnoTHu1 10. 4. a tu.mrr. w.
Z .melIey q. HOLMES, ffaak Kaos l.. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

To Chlclgo anu Return via the Union
Pacific, October 0th ami lib.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02
Safoty DoposII B3xI5 Tor ronT

Nevirga IcUHfuf On M sum, from 81
~, received nf Interest allowed 81
ptr cont per aunuh. compounded four
ulntH % year. tu.rdtuuu O. noe a1licli9f,
hhl my suns iufNUileI w cuuuEI 90
puhltofs carefully attnudgg 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

ihn hnrE'si Uuu Ia inH WoTid
N ou exhibition at the Great Wcrld's
Fair You ought 70 zee i,, Ihis 10
tho month Of months 10 visit tho lait.
pleasant days, ,oll nights, delightful
travelling weather
Maximum comfort euroulc IN Chica.
go on the Nrriibuled Limited trains OF
the Chicago, Union Pacific aud North
western Line. See yOur nearest Union
Pacific Agent Tor rates OF other inlor.
nation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

Ask your grocer for Gold Iiand TOT.
lee. II lea winner and Ia deseryodly
p1nulaT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-02

Oldest Sayiuga Bank u Utah, with do.
poaiiH greater than all others combined.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-01-05

times been in gentlemanly manner
asked to pay, and at times when he
had several times the amount in his
pocket The account is now in the
hands Of lawyer with very poor
prospects Of ever getting a red cent.
We are not the only person to whom
he has neglected to pay what he
honestly owes. Utter inability to pay
excuses man, but it was not so with
him, even though be is not on the
assessment. roll and does not pay any
taxes. We would not do him a wrong
in any way and we do not think
these words do in the least. If they
do may we suffer the consequences
with bitterrepentance for maintaining
that he is a poor stick either publicly
or privately and it is no credit to this
county that he was ever ele cted
commissioner.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-01-05

We are sorry to learn, says an ex-
change, that German chemist has
succeeded in making a first-class
brandy out Of sawdust. We are a
friend Of the temperance movement
and want it to succeed, but what
chances will it have when a man can
take up rip-saw and go out and get
drunk on fence rail? What is the
use of prohibitory liquor law if a
man is able to make brandy smashes
out Of the shingles of his roof, or If
he can get delirium tremens by drink
ing the legs of his kitchen chairs?
You may shut an inebriate out of a
gin shop and keep him away from
taverns, but if he can become up-
roarious o., Boiled sawdust and desic-
Gated window stills, and effort must
necessarily be failure.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-01-05


The present session of the Fifty
second Congress is not quite up to
the ante-holiday record Of the short
session of the Fifty-first Congress.
The House has so far passed the Army
appropriation bill and reported only
the Notifications bill When the
holiday recess of the Fifty-frst Con-
gress was taken, the Army and the
Navy bills had been reported, and the
Notifications and pension bills had
been reported and passed, besides a
small deficiency bill carrying with it
an appropriation of about half a
million dollars.
Immediately upon the assembling
of the Senate after the recess the
Army bill will be reported and called
up at an early day. The total
amount of this bill as it passed the
House was $24, 1877, 500, with an
estimate Of s25, 922, 955. The bill as
it passed the House was 81, 725, 316
less than the estimate, and $40, :
$50 less than the appropriation of last
year. This bill will probably be the
first definitely disposed of after the
reassembling Of Congress.