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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-19
Ladies' Skirts.
One lot ladies' Flannel Skirts at SOC each
Reduction Sale Of C|oaks.

b--OFF-h
On all Ladies' and Chlldren's Winter
Garments, Jackets, Capes and Wraps,
one third off from present reduced
rates.
One lot of Ladies' Newmarkets, last
seasons goods, but in p RI ct condi-
ton, sold formerly at $40, Sl7.5O, 800
and ~s22.50-the entire collection-at
So each.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-19
Woman's Relief Corps,

MRS. ALICE BUTLER, n. G,
Lou S~TANCHFIELD, Rec. Sec'y.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-19
Half Price January Sale
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
OF r n pArTEpNs

HOUSEKEEPING o
Notwithstanding tho recent advance
IN Cotton Goods We make the following
reductions in this department:
"A Bleached Muslins reduced to 8lfo
per yard.
90 Bleached Pillow Casing reduced to
loo per yard.
Bleached nd Unb,eached Canton Elan.
nels at S11sc.
lo,l Croci ct Bed Spreads, 671sc each.
Formerly 81.
LOO dozen Checked Linen Tea Towels at
7ot per dozen.
100 dozen Bleached Turkish Towels Mt
81 per dozen.
Surprising Values In Damask and Huck
Towels at .Oc, 25c, 35c, zoe and upward
Blankets and Comfor aoles.
IA Exlra heavy Grey Blankets, 1920.
Formerly $3.50.
ALI grades of White and Colored Blankets
and Comfortahles Mt Clearino Prio a.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-19

TABLE LINEN SALE.
Cream Llpen Damask at Acc per yard.
Worth 60c per yard.
Extra Cream Loom Damssk at 621155c. Worth
500.
Extra heavy and wide Loom Damask at 500
per yard. Worth $1.25 per yard.
Bleached Linen Damask reduced to $50
per yard.
Fine Bleached Damask reduced to 6716c per
yard.
Fine Irish Linen Damask Mt $50 and S1.l0
per yard. Formerly $1.1O and $l.35.
Fin Linen Table Ma kin at Toe, 81, $1.25,
and up, or % per cent. less than regular
prices.
Hosiery, Underwear, Laces, Trimmings,
ETC., etc, at a reduction of 10 per cent
from present low prices.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-10

otrzymac. . czesciowo wybieraly na TO.
bote do Saksonii i innych prowincyi
zsohodnich. Robotnik6w przybyio tai
wielu, 10 pracy " okolicach tutejszyct
otrzymac ME mogli. Nadto przybyl
bez paszport6w l walesali sic bez mich
po csseI okolicy przez kilkanascie dui
nswet.
q Powodu tego wydai tutejszy komi-
sarz obwodowy rozkaz, aAeby wszy-
stkich tych robotnik6w z Polski, kt6rzy
ME Posiadsja p~sszport6w j doststecz-
nych legitymacyi, nspowr6s do granioy
odsta wiono.
= w zaborze pruskim, gdzie, jak "
Rosyi ma Moskali, odbywa sic pr1erabia-
ME na Men, SOW, to~lerancya o wiele Ia.
godniej sic praktykuje. Mniej W niej
z~wierzecosci, Pokazaso sic to PREY Okla
zyi roczuicy rozbioru, Niemcy poznah-
soy lyle okazali przyzwoitosci. Ae sic cd
wszelkiej powstrzymali manifestaoyi,
Poprzestajac ma urladzeniu odczytu,
kt6rego wys'ucbaio okoly 80 tyd6w.
Mya jednak manifestacyi glosniej
.istniaia. Fowziai j. general komende
rujscy zamierzyi W d. % marca odbye
ma to intencye W obeonosci cesarzs pa
rsde wojskowa. Cesarz przyjal byl
inwitacye, ME wiedzac o intencyi; do
wiedziawszy sic atoli o takowej, tele-
grafem zawiadomil, 70 ME prayje3 LIE do
Poznania. Z~arzadzone przez genersla
Przygotowania chybiiy celu. Mielism>
nieraz sposobnosc zaznaczanis r6anicy
Przyzwoitosci. Niemcy mniej So wzgle-
dem mas aniteli Mosksle, jake dozcrce
wiezienia, brutalni. Jest to r6tnica je-
dyna. Odncsuie do niej, jak zawisdamia
nSchlesische Ztg.", wyszykoualy sic
srod Polak6w ~poddanyeh pruskich diva
stronnictwa: jedno, praktujsce polityke
lojslnosci, polegajaca ma targowaniu tie
z rzadem o ~koncesye; drugie, kt6re
dziennik wroclawski nazyws nfrskcya
dworska", oddajsce sic rEadowi cialem i
dusza. To ostatnie grupuie sic okolo
hr. Jozefa Koscielskiego a organem jego
jest ,,Kurjer P~oznahski". Jest to postae,
pod jake W zAbOrze pruskim wystapily
stahczykierys galicyisks i telimenizm
petersburski. Wedfug ,Schl. Ztg.",
frskcya dworska ma bye bardzo szczu.
plutka. Stronnictwu ,,lojalnemu" IA
organ siuty ,,Dzienuik poznahski".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-10

nie"; Jasihski nNsbo.ehstwo swiste.
czne"; Kirecki pN'epocies1ona";
Sztencel .,Ofelja"; MssEyhski nChlo
piec Z Algieru", nHaudlsrz zwier1yny
" Algierse". nChor wiejsti", ,Polanks
" lesie", ,zrozpsozony", nSerensds
Msistofslesa'; b. Piatkowski ,,zs
b6Jstwo'; Zsrembski nLunatyczks";
Kedzierski w opoczy hskiem", Pow
rot z missteczka", nWiejski astronom";
Modenstein pod opieka Cbrzescijsh
stwa", ,Odpocsynek"; Suchodolski
nObozowisko cygano~"; Br. Wis
niewski .Pastuszek"; Pawlowski .zui-
wo"; FIR. KostrLewski mad Wisls",
nKupiec w~edrowny", W Iasu", nPrzed
karczms"; M~sleszewski nAmorki ma
Pokucie", ,.Grsjek polski"; Maslow,
ski ,,Przed poborsu do wojska"; Rel
sner, Sypniewski j wielu innycb.
Pieczy mad obrazami jak i urzRdze-
mia pawilonu ns wystawie podjsli sic
PIP. jerry osnowski, wslery Brocho
cki i Mreczyslaw Niedswied si6ski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-10
PoIskie dzieIa sztuki.

Przybyi ma wystawe do Chicago dru-
gi i oststni transport dziel naszych ar
tyst6w. Ma liscie iguruja obrazy
srtystow Z Krakows 1 Warszawy. q
Krakowa przesiali PIP. artysoi: Jan
Mstejko ,,Wernyhora"; T. Popiel ,Po
bury" i nWidok tatrza6ski"; witold
Pruszkowski nzslOty" (psstsD; Jack
Mslczewski nSmierc wygnanki"; A.
Piotrowski MA fah", mad morzem",
nMlods mstkA", uPoranek " miaste
~czEu"; Wiodzimierz Tetmsjer Poke
tiny pisarz", nWesele ohiopskie"; w.
Wodzinowski nTrujace g~rzyby"; J.
Styka ,,Kr6lows Korony P~olskiej"; L.
Stasisk nPoswieOonA" IA krsjobrazy;
A. M~roczkowski .,Zavrat " Tatrach";
Granstyka 5 obrazow; Tondos i Kos
SAX nKlejnoty KrakOwA" (skwarele).
q Wsrszswy przeslsli PIP. srtysci:
Alchimouicz nMilda", nGlihski " vie
Eieuiu", pM~surytanka", nKupiec we
drOwny", ,,zbieranis grrybo~"; w.
Gerson nKrolowa Jadwigs", .Chrzest
Litwy", nTsniec i Muayka", u Ohio
oznej sfery", ,Przeprawa przez stru-
mieh, .,Widmo krolowej BsrbsrJ";
RyszkiewiCz nKozscy", moo l~etnia";
Brochooki w psrku"; zmurko nPra-
wo ~feodalne", ,Gl6wks kobiety",
.Gl6wki dEiewczynsk", pPissh VIE
czorna"; Szyndler nDoloa farnients';
Pischowski VIA ct vita nostra" 1
pCEtery Pory roku"; Ciohocki ,,PoAs-
g~nanie", nPsStuoby"; Owidzki 20.
ozekiwanie", Pcdkowihski yTsniec
szkieletow" 5 p~ejzaa6w; SEwojnioki
nKsptowanie pred sejmikiem", We
Suu", rwOzny"j Dukszyhska pPie-
szozotka", pzamyGlons', nJesieh",
sOpuszczona"; stsnkieAicz6wns w
simie', nJsr'', rLAs"j z. Piotrowioz
pBrzozki"; Jan CiagIihsh sPortret",
,,Msrzeuie", pMiods brEozki"; Ksusik
,.Msrzenie', nMlOds mstkA'', nGiowks
k~obiety"; Gstycz pTak byso pod Gro
chowem", TYP Z mad Bugu", nMsrse-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-10
n zabOru ~pruskiegO.

Rad pruski ME zrzekl sic wcale u
cisku jezyka polskiego, DO many villas.
ME do zanotowanis move rozporzadzs-
ME, jake kuis " m~inisterstwie oSwisty.
Ma mocy tego rozporzadEenia " szkole
III mieiskiej " Poznsniu nakszsl rektor
p. Msrkus nsuoEycielom, ably piatyoh
klssach z~sPrzeStsli uczy6 ozytsnia 1 pi-
ssnis Polskiego. Dslej nskazsl poss-
czye wszystkich uczni6w Polak6w z
czterech klss " ieden oddzial / urzadzi6
ola niego tygodniowo tylko dwie GO
dziny Jszyks polskiego, gdy dotad "
dw6ch oddzisiach wyklsdy odbyvsly
sic 3 ray tYgodniovo. Sc TO pred
wstepne PodIazdy, a 90 przyniesie owe
rozporzadzenie, o kt6rem WHpominamy
ne wstspie, ME wiadomo.
= W oststnich dniach nsplywsRy
tutsj Wielkie gromsdy robotnik6w z
POlski ! czesciOwO OhOisly prace tutaj
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-10

ably M wiasnych nogaoh stanaG. Ma
byta realnosc leHy " miejscu bardzc
odPowiedniem ! p~rzystepnem, gdyA "
srodku missta; przebudowanie jej Cd
powiednie ola cel6w Czytelni (np. sala
Ola przedstawieh amatorskich, odczy
tow, ~koncert6w) bedzie kosztowa6 je-
sacze 4 do 5000 zir.
- Scion po4ar6w ~wiosennyoh " Ga
licyi ju4 sic, nieststy rozpoczal. w
tych dniach W samo poiudnie zgorzalo
okolo 60 chafup " wsi Powituo 70 40
kilometrow cd Lwowa) z caiym folwsr-
klein. Tylko bydlo urAtowano Z wielka
trudnoscia. STRAIT ogniows, przybyla Z
Gr6dka, MIC ME mogis poradzi6 wobec
braku wszelkich przyrzad6w do gasze-
mia ! rozpaczliwei spatyi w~iosciahstwa.
Kosci0 miejscowy i plebania ocalaiy.
= Parma Irena Abendroth6w VIVA,
.lwowianks, zakontraktowana zostala do
operyi nadwOrnej W Wiedniu na lat
trey Z pensya W wysokosci 1900 zir.
= Wolnos6 druku W Austryl. Luz
bod konstytucya wolnosc druku poreczs
pod austryaokiem panOwauien, poracze-
ME to atoli stale sic 6kcya wobeo {. zw.
npcstepowania objektywnego", pore
c~xajscego dowolnosc wiadzom pahstwo.
wynn, reprezentowanym przez prokura
torye. Dzieki tel reprezentacyi zabitem
bye mote katde pismo, rzadowi ME do
gadzsjace. Dc pism tego rodzaju na
lezs a priori orgsna .~mlodziety. Ami
jedno sic ME utrzymaso pod ciosami
prokuratorskiemi. Jak skoro sic przete
ukazalo. wnet ciosy ma siebie sciagnelo
i nZycie", ktorego wyszio szes6 hume
row. Zsczawszy cd numeru trzeoiego,
ka4dy numef byi skon6skowsny i W
p~owtorpei musia, wychodzi6 edycyi.
Ma uumer 5ty, konfskata spadla "a ar
tykul p. Z: .,Szruby podstkowe", "a
wiersjacy krJtyke wiadz f~skalnycb.
Poborcow krytykows6 ME wolno!...
Rownoczesnie Z nzyciem", orgarem
patryotycznyp, skou6skowauym zostai
organ socyalistyczny, .Naprzod".
= Ryszard REesnicki, rodem Litwin,
b. officer wojsk rosyjskich, uczestnik
powstania T. 1853, W kt6rem walczyl
pod Lapgiewiczem, Grekowiczsm,
Chmielihskim / Bosakiem, znar{ " Wa
dowicach.
= Hipolit Lubicz Gutkowski, officer
woisk polskich +. 1881. zmari W Do
browlanach pod C~hodorowem " 80 +.
zycia.
- w d. 8 kuietnia T. b. jake " 70
rzezi " Warszawie, ~odprawiono
" Bursztynie n~abosehstwo a inicysty
We obojga ksiatat Jablonowskich. Cs
remonia odznac1ais sic powatnym i
u~roczystym nastrojem bardzo ~lioznej
publicznosci, . swistynis plonela rzesi
stem swiatiem. w nabozehstwie brazil
udziai j wissniScy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-10
z xabOru ~austryack1egO.

Jakis moskalofl z urodzenia Rusin,
wyjechawszy W celach karjery do Ro
syi, W tych dniach TAXI nsdeslal list z
Grodna do znsjOmego n~auczyciela we
Lwow vie
.Nie masz pojecis, ped jskim obu
chem 50 tn Polacy, no | my Rusini
,,chochiy', jak mas tn nazywsja. Ks
tdy krzykacz j przewodyr MECH tn
Przyjedzie chocby ma jeden dzie6 a
znsjdzie sic tam, gdzie ME pieprz 70
snie, ale gdzie knut i lody. Rosya
istotnie przeobra2a i poiecis i oaie je-
stestwo czlowieks. Tu trzeba m0wic j
myslec nawet tax, jak czynownicy ma
kszuis. Me pojmujs teraz, jak mo4ns
grawitowac do Rosyi j najmniej teraE
beds miai ciekawa polemike z naszymi
Rusinami".
w koncu listu podaje:
nTutsj Polscy ME znsJs wcale pol
skiob SWAT, U nioh tutaj Wielksnoc TO
byia kwietnis ~niedziels, q koscioly "a
mienione 50 M stajnie. zoldactwo Jest
tax rozpssans, 70 o tenn pojecis mice
ME mo4emy. Polacy 50 tn bardzo bic
dni. Kaady boi sic swego wissnego
cieniA", ID. T.
= sNowa RsformA" podsje kores-
Pondencye otrEymana Z BisleJ, kt6rs
powtarzamy pOniAej, a kt6rs jest mia-
dzy innymi niezliczonyni. NOW no
wynn dowodem, iak Niemsy ns katdym
kroku ! PREY ks4dej spOsobnoGci Stsja
nietylko wrogo, ale pie przebiersja "
srodksch praeCiw polskiei nsrodowoscL
correspondent pisze: Oh diuaszego
jua ozasu stsrsls sic CEytelnia polsks "
Bialy nsby6 realnosc lub odpowiedni
plsc pod budowe wlssnego domu: sta
rama to stoli Spelzly ma niczem, gdyE
EismOy tutejSi udaremnili te usisovsnis
przez podniesienie oeny kuPns " dwoj-
nssob, gdy sic dowiedzieli, Ae CEytelnia
kupuje. Me zostslo vice MIC innego,
jsk Eawraec kontrHst kuPba prEez tree
cis osobe ! ma jej imie. I tax sic tez
stalo. w dniu % msrcs br. kupil p.
ma swoje imie ksmienice " Nowym
rynku cd p. K. "a Gene 1880 zar., a "
dniu nsstepnym sprzedil j. ola CEytsl-
nj "a to sama Gene ! pod wsrunkami,
pod ktoremi j. nsdyi. CEytelnis wieo
must Esp1sOic diva razy nslstytosc cd
PrEeuiesisnia tysulu ~wlssnosCi. Wirod
wrogich tn ola uss stosunk6w ME dalo
sic inscSei rEsCz pr~Seprovadzic - /
chcao ME ohcao muSisllGmy sic okupic
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-10
SOKOh

Towarzystwo lecznicze ..Sok6i" poleca
nsstepujace lekarstwa wyprobowanei fabry-
kowane przez najlepszych lekarzy.
/ Maryahskie krople zoiadkowe xale-
cane przez lekarzy przy wszystkich cho-
Iobach koiadka, butelka S1.OO
Q. Balsam ma kaszel, butelka 5Oc
8. Pewne lekaistwo ma dusznos6 csy-
II astme S1.OO
4. Ma niezawodne ~wypedzenie ia
siemca, siOik SO 90
8. Ssrsaparils ma czyszczenie krwi
butelka 81 90
8. MaScna wyrzuty dziecinne ma twa.
rzy giowie ! szyi, pudeiko rs Q.
z. Masc gojaca nawet najwiecej Ia
twardziaie wrzody ma nogach 81 90
8 Piguiki zalecone PREY braku krwi
a dEiewczat 1 miodych mezatek, pudsf.
ko 500
o. Najlepsxy liniment ma reumaiyzm
W krzykach | cEfonkach, butelks $l.O0
Przy tenn udziela sic rady leksrskiej Iiste
wnie " jeEyku polskim / wy syia lekarstwa
"a nadesianIem jednego dolara.
ADRES:
sOk0f Medical COmpagnIe
1920 Chene Str. DETROIT, MICH.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-10
6Sln

Przyidzcie najpredzej. =
Przejrzeuie towarow MIC ME ko-
sztuje. = q pswnoscia bedzie-
Gle kouteuci (iesli bedziecie po-
trzebowsli paleto wiosenne.)-
Tcwary So dobrej roboty kra.
wie' k'ej, robione W Union ia
brySach srrzedajemy je o 20
procent tsnrej niH gdrieindziai.
-N
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-10
STAhA CENA OLA WSZYSTR

ET
Najpiekniejszy wyb6r Pa
letot6w Wiosennych spro-
wsdlonych do miasta Wystswy
Powszechnej. Kszda materys
znana tkaczowi ~znajduje sic
ma tel sprzedaty. Kolory nsj
nowsze, q ceny kt6re zacheca
katdego.
ZaPamietajcie sobie ceny
DAL
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-05-10

naopet.sony y doborows Ninav6dd, eygnxai naunss
ssteAsi dobrs ptwo. skors irsstst1a uafngA
HALA do bsl6w, vessel | mityng6v.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-26

~ following new suits we're hlsd In
me- once Of tho clerk OF the superior court
gsssgday:
u B. Jones W. NJ. r. Hammond-Suit
seosef 5000 damages by unlawful I'M
9ssoaGent.
.Tas Columbia 4 Pusst Sound Railroad
esnpsny ". j. J. MeKinnou ct sl.-Suit
sompel delivery up OF . mortgage for
association.
+ Chopard vs. Ole Erickson Of al.-euit
s~covsr $iso IS on account
ssm<r.ndyke & Liysrmore ~. the West
Asrcantile Agency--Snit to recover
80 On proFnissory note.
hene Hiiewonl vs.. Rosa Hiliswoui--
WS Tor divorce.
=. Nallingiord ct nx. vs.. Matthias
ssaa--salt Tor so hack rent and restitu-
OF premises
\ ooaard ct al. ". Peter Coggins--Snis
Naed 81 ks.s.
..Anss passli vs.. William Van Dusen-
'rom Judgment o: $3.50 given by
aemrhrey. justice OF the peace.
~ e'sason vs.. Lillian Gieason--Sait
a., ssss Harris ct al. W. Jerome Catlin
- sas sessin o! King cuunty--Suit for =
.Afy injunction restraining sale Of
aades execution.
4. pa Carter vs.. John Doe Fabish--Suit
ss.s ~ t0eo damages hy the ssduc-
F4ssafias minor daughter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-26
J REMOyE A CLOUD.
~ Gauge Road Wants Old
Mortgage Cancelled.
= NEVER ISSUED UNDER n.


- -af. = pc,.t aorcA 0.fl,eoA
$50. !. - .-s...s
80 49,. ~
:" - -..ra-. . $500
y. yss 49, ss-.s~S 80.
- = -. - 49, 49,
! s.,.," "a 80. -...s-..s-
80 $40 s' -
! =, v ,.~ 49,
z4s II e~.s :" ~"
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coCRr HLOrrKis.

"AAos Scrsr--cngN;SAI pxPAHfngyr--
hUNEs, J.
faaison Furniture COMPANY ".
-, sShmadt ct aL.--order approving
'sss. bond; signed.
So "aisins.ora ct ux. W. Matthias
sNssd. WIN VI 'es"'1''oh'
>, a. Sseese 81 81 vs.. ". L. saywood ct
s, f,safshs Of order 10 sho~ cause; se.
ss.f, ~. e Griffith vs. FRS. National Bank
snfnranv-Drfer OF default
rsss seattle 1as and T. leetgic Light Com
ga Va The Iliy OF Ses,tie--judgment
-, .ssiar fer costs In favor Of plaintiff.
j. Wy Of Seattle Vs. Francis norsn--
rs.s' smsai entered against defendant, on
T. asar Tor costs.
J. 49,! Lawson vs. The City Of seattle
- neat On setnit;i;nr fer costs in favor
aendsat: signed.
kxssl l4esis vs. The City al Seattle
~ e :" Washington ex re-. Cry Of $ at
= ~ ~ <. Aerahsm--J agmeni in favor
esi',ssa tor costs; signed
= s. sssoass w. The C.sy of Seattle
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Cs0Usstns 1hss u h e. Bnse,e -
Booko Nee.
Ioe iassnss committse of The city coma
eii hello session yesssFday foe The puypoos
OF inqraing into the charges m.de asain.t
kels 4 Aisxandss. Of The Madrons ssloon.
Chief jsckson he'd eompiainsd that the
saaooo *as frsqusntsd By bunko men. snd
the eoolscii ssfssrsd Ne matter % the com
mites 9th visw 70 taking tessimoov.
Iosporss'on Counsel Donvorth advised
ne eontniTtss thss The cssy clerk could
not sdrsisistss eashs, and the procssdi.s,
snsssscfs became ssxhsr informal. The
sssosnsy Tor the saloon objected % the
psocesaisss. % tie Ground thar the
charter required i've days' nosscs Of rsvo-
cation. The committee decided that the
prosisie. did NOS apply 70 preliminary
bearings before . commIstse.
Chie Jsekson and CITY Attorney FORT
eon bsa0ed that many complaints had
essn made that men we're Iusea into the
saloon and thss bunko msu made Il their
headQaastera
Inc ss,mmittss concluded that a shsir
power sTss 20 limited they he'd better r..
mit TIE whole subject TO 3 Joint convsn-
ton Of The council.
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Assa-e,y ~ any known effect soslovs cause.
,use o. surely viii disease OF tie kidnsys sae-
cped sael. inactivity, II thas iaactsoc b net
promptly rsnsdted- Come to the rescue With
uoese:s.s's stomach bstfers. vnieh gives .
g,, Impulse Ia the setsoa Of both the sit-
nev. aua The bladder, without exciting tasE,
ne "a unase4l1sssa ssamalans, ksnasssi
sr,ivs " shs. esasal aiarssie aud ienie they
,.srfsf,ss their functions thoroughly ana veEa'
s.fly rsuuvias from the systsra Impurities
whicn eeest shsarastlsaa. dfopsy, grave,
Rrlsnsss aisesss, dtaestes snd eaiaf-h % tSs
he .aslss.ss 10 tie penssiy sxsessd ~
nn,sarr ior lads cference to that pain warning
,!ugxE.a action Of the kisnsyA "hsa tsts
sxssts ios q naomsei Should % atst "a ne zee o.
plS,ers .li relieve with ssasl fronptatade AIS
orsfer, VI ,hs stomach, issrr. so~ss sud nsr-
seas 81 stem, aad cure 81 prevent r'sisf.ai essa'
Main.
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J. B. Jones yesterday filed complaint
the hyperion court against u. r. Ham,
saeid, alleging that Hammond caused his
etrsst on charge Of burglary on May q,
tx6. AMI thus caused him 10 ba uniawfuliy
.tstained for about Ave hours. On the
'eams dag. IL Il alleged. Jones was brought
Ifsiose Justice Humphrey, who discharged
hsm from custody. II 10 alleged by tho
faintih that the action Of Hammond in
pHsaFins out the warrant was malicious
sad without any probable cause. Jones
Ninks that &. 900 arc d. and proper dam
tss 10. his unlawful imprisonment and
enssquential injury TO good name and
tspusasiou.
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JOSEPH Gross. q fruit peddier who as
pires 10 be detective. was arrested on
South Second street yesterday afternoon
and booked 1t the police station on .
chargs Of carrying concealed weapons.
Ofhces Flemming saw the revolver In his
possession and asked TO zee his permit TO
carry IL. Gross showed . badge Of the
North xsstern Detective Agency. This
was ssot considered sufncisnt BY the OIL
ess aid Gross Was taken in. He Was r.
leased on IS cash bail and will Be- tried
enAae
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uasrss Sun Renee - n.b..

- yuae q. 1883, Jerome Catlin recov.
- . judgment against James Harris for
IN the superior court Of this county.
4oeoit Was brought 70 recover on var
- notes and hop contracts. Harris
- vas not made . party 70 the action.
Nil Wooiery recently levied upon land
nsing to Harris and held - Z home
- II 10 now about to be sold at
9l& > sale. To prevent this sale Harris
pday began M action to have the
- forever restrained from selling the
Dusy. He claims that the property 10
unnsnity property. while the debt was q
Deaai one. Judge Humes granted .
tpeeasy restraining order. which will b
~ August 8.
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rAcoxA.s RECEPTION PROGRAMME

Committees Appointed. Lins Of March
Planned ssd OthsP Arrangements.
TACOMA, July 23-[speciai. l--vics Presi-
dent Stevenson and party will arrive here
at NJ. tomorrow from Portland and
will be met by the following reception
committees:
City council-Acting Mayor Lee. Coun-
cilmen Jerry Fortain. James J. Glenn and
John w. Berry.
Chamber Of Commerce.. C. Broken
brough. ir.. Charles 4. Hale. II. q. Denton
and l.. r. Manning.
Commercial Club President r. r. Wood
ruff John T. Redman. Hugh &. Wallace,
Frederick Mottett, b. =. Houston, o. r.
HAYDEN, W. ID. Tyler, Samuel Coilyer, E.
l.. shafner. Stephen OBrien. and the
members Of the reception committee Of the
Tiilicum Club.
Tillicum Club--F c. Robertso., II. II.
Holt. A. Y. Fawcett, Miles w, Gibbons.
Charles ". Young. W. A. Ryan, William
Welsh. II. II. Kuhes. Henry Krech,
August Cultum, X. s. Hoag, Michael
Dosd. r. N. Leibfried.
The visitors viii be escorted To the Ia
coma hotel. and at $50 O'Clock there Will
be q parade, to be made Up ~ follows, with
the addition Of the Chieftain's League OF
Red Men:
Police.
Band.
Marshal Albert Whyte and aides.
Company G. Capt. !. N. Howell.
Company q. Capt. c. W. Billings.
Troop Il. Capt. ]. NJ. Ashton.
Company A. Sons of Veterans Guards,
Capt. A. l.. de HUI.
Line OF carriages.
Harmony hand.
Marines band.
Puyallup Indian band.
City council.
City and county officials.
Committees.
Tillicum Club.
Frs,ernai soeie.isa
Fire department.
Puyailap indians.
After lunch the party viii be taken
aboard the steamer sehome for q trip
about the water front, to the Narrows and
Qaartermastsr Harhor. II 10 proposed to
decorate the steamer with flowers and
bunting. Besides the reception committee.
the Puyal.ur Indian reservation band and
the more prominent Of the Indians will 60
aboard the steamer with the party, and
Jerry Meeker IS expected 10 take the place
Of the late Peter Stanup in speaking for
the Indians.
formally welcome the visitors, and W. H.
Calkins will speak for the commercia a!
bodies and Franklin X. Lane. editor o. the
Ncsss for the press.
Daring the day Mrs. Hugh C. Wallace.
on behalf OF the Tiiiicums, viii present
Mrs. Stevenson with ihododendron
souvenir spoons.
John ". camphsil. acting president of
the musician union. and Directors Henry
Harris and Joe Casisferc, OF that union.
cay none Of the Tacoma unions viii par
ticspate in the parade because Harmony
Lodge non-anion musicians are allowed TO
he in line and fara;sh music for receiving
the vice prss.dsaI Mr.. Harris says:
President Clarke. % the Trades Coan-
ell, announces that no union SIsl parade IL
Harmony Lodge musicians are in line
Union musicians have been engaged, how
ever, hv the Tfilicrm Clah to accom- pany
the vice president on the trip on tie
Sound, and therefore The Representatives
OF the unions viii 90 aboard. The Har.
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ROT:

All Of this talk Of hard times By per-
sons Who earn certain amount Of
money every moath u rot They re-
its.a.e the words. :. Hard times. Hard
timesm because IL il popular. Il 10 70
. large extent . habit, ana appears
likely 10 become chronic. If Ne would
oil unite in ssying good t,mess a.
assiduously - We nov cay shard
times" il would 60 . very long way 10
ward restoring general prosperity. Il
b easy enough to croak. and every
man seems 10 b trying 70 outrival his
.sisabee - . real d,sma croaksr.