davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-09-11
Gin oltes Otebspdar.

Sarnes Spruban alias 0antgan, unb
feline 9eben5gefG6rtin Nnnte, 6eren Bor~
traits bic iGmmtliden Observation-Disclosures
be5 2an6es sieren uto bic Der 8Dltset BON
Ufatne bis 5uGalifDrniet, pDnOtinuei ota bis
6lortoa befannt iinb, Dur0en am Somitag
9ta3mittag I'M californii9en Staatsgez
bduOe ertappt, alS lte ibrem @etpcrbe, benz
Soi9enotebitabl, n%acbgin9en. Die 0tebz
fable Deriibl Die alte Srau, tpG6ren6 tbr
@dtte oaS gelto6lene Gut III @mpfan9
nimmt. 8et Spruban fon6 Sic 8olt3ei
bier Y0rtcmo1nateS nit ettpa $500, letner
6rau gelang eS, 3DetBOrtemonnaies unterz
pe9S fort5utperfen. 0a5 alte Boar, 6as
in Der Wooblaipn BpliSeiitattDn internirt
Dur6e, bat cine LANCE Observation-Disclosures
Dtnter itdb. 0abei iinb bic alien 8erbrez
6er-er lit IS, iie SO Sabre alt-einanber
10 in 2iebc e%rgeben, baB e8 fait ribrenb
mare, tpenn iie eben ni6t gefGbrItc6e Ser
breeder ipGren. Die oIte Srau bat s&pei
notwithstanding binter itb. Q1s lte gum
eriten Wf0le in Gan 6rancisco tpegen 5az
lc5el10iebitabls 81 bret Sa6ren ;3ucbt6auS
perurtbeilt murbe, ipoute i6r @otte Durcb>
aus nit in Die 8eiierungSanltolt. Sic
be1tall0 aber 0arauf, GaB CT unicbuloig lei
unO Spruban bGieb fret. ST. tpuBte es
aber 10 ein5uri6ten, 6aB CT BIN lln6 ipicoer
geIegsntlicbe 9lrbeiten I'M 3~ucbt6auie gu
perri6ten erbiclt, nun TIM feline 2ebensgez
fd6rttn bispeiIen leben SIT f0nuen. QllS
tie e1ttlallcn tpuroc, nobm er tie ipfort am
SDOre oeS 3ucbtDau1e5 1pieber in Gmpfang.
9aS 3Dette Wfal, ais 2nnic Spruban Das
3ubtbaus auf flint Sabre be3jeben muBte,
tpd6rcnb Spruban NIT brei Sa6ren bapone
fomll1en lollte, bat BET olte SptBbube Den
9ttcbter 10 lalrbe, bis Oieler ibm ebenfaus
5 Sabre CAB.
Sci Der @erbaftung bes olten @oareS am
Sanitag gfacbmittag bal Spruban micoer
ben 8camten, i'm ni6t BON ieiner Trau 81
trenncn.
Spruban lit elm alter Sol6ot un6 Mitz
gIic6 Der @ra1O 2(rmp. 9lS loldes befano
ct iu6 nit ieiner @efGbrtin aucb AM
Somitag in Oer tpeiBeu Stobt. 9as Baar
b%ebauptet iibrigens, uni9ul0ig SIT ietn,
, 1893-09-11
Graf nur 81 gut.
5omes Oopis i6ie6t Goparo 5oro bel eitem
Streite cine Kueel III oen Kopf uno per=
wutoet iRn tootli9.

Gier 6ubrleute, NamenS @bipar6 6or6,
Sanes 0aDis, Mti3del 9oDle unb Gbriit.
2apler Deranitalteten g~eltern 9fadbmittag
in Dem 6ofe bes 6auies $40. 27 Gbgmont
Qlpe. cine ~lolenne &neiperet, gu Der bas
n0tbi9e NaB in einem &eiiet aus Der nd6z
item Wirtbibaft berbeigebolt purbe. 9as
geibab 10 pit, baB ficb balb bic Gimme auer
Tbeilnebmer 5u umnebeIn begannen un0
ber 3onfteufel in ibuen pa6 puroe. Oils
bann Serb bon 0apis oerlangte, er ioue
auf ieile BOrO's) Soften etncn t%peiteren
&elleG Doa 8ter boIen, cntgegnete Sener,
baB CT feline 2uit babe, ben 2aufiungen fur
Die Nnoeren SIT macben. Sin 2Sort CAB
baS anbere, es fam sit elmer Gauferet unb
pl0blicb rib 9opts ietnen Nepoluer aus Der
Saicbe unb i6oB Serb cine G.tgel in ben
&opf. Der 8erpnn0ete tpurbe bon einem
Durcb Sen S9uB berbeigeloften 8oli3iiten
na6 Dem County 6oSpttaI gebra9t, no
bic Ner3te ietne Wunbe fit unbebingt t0bt@
licb erfldrtcn, 0apis mar gleib nacb Der
Shat nit 2aipler nnb 9oDle entfloben,
boc6 purben oue brei balb barauf perbaftet
uno IN Der Wtartpeu StraBen>S Station elm
oelperrt,
, 1893-09-11
Seit orei moden perfdmunoen.
Die poIi5ei fudt nab eitem 9remoer, Ger
Dor orei Woden in Dem Rodforo PoteI
Wohnu19 nahm.

gor ungefG6r brei 8oben traf Elm pobl7
geflei6eter Mfann BON ungefGbr 35 Sabren
III benz &odforb 6otel, geo. 226 @larf
StraBe Elm uno icbrte6 in bas 5remoenbu3
rY. s. 9eableD aus louisville, &D." Qlm
nd6iten Mor9en tpar ct beric6munben uno
maj bat altb ieitOem ntdts BON ibut gez
bort. Wfttten in 1etnem 3tmmer itano
lein Softer g%eOffnet unb in bcmielben fanO
MAJ mebrere Nn5ii9e aus gutem Stoff.
0ret Sage ipdter eribten Elm 6err i'm
6otel, Ser na6 6cablcp fragte. @r la8te,
oaB Der Geri6punoene cine groBe Summe
@elo BET ftb gebabt unb mebrere 8Dben in
Chicago 81 uertpeileu b~eablicbtigt babe.
Sonobl bic bieit9e, ais au6 bic 0ouise
btaer goltset tappt iiber Bic NngeLegenbett
poQitdnbtg I'M 9untlen. GroB alter 8ez
mabungen lit es nibt ~gelungen, feit5uitel7
len, tper Der 6err mar, Ser nab 6eaOleD
fragte. Scrner itebt in QtnSii9en, Die man
III benz Softer fanb, Bic 6irrna v8inn &
9angat, 2ouisDtae, &p,"; troBbem lit Der
game u6eobleD" in Dem N1ftragbub Der
genannten Strnta ntcht 81 ftnben.
Ser 9fa6tclerf bes 6otelS, 8atrtd
S'Soolc un0 Der 8orter Spbncb Glarf
iinb perbaftet worben, neil man on9ebli9
einen She'll pon6eableD'S &leioeru in tbren
3tmmern fanD.
, 1893-09-11
5reder ueberfau.
Gin Glerf III elmer 2pothefe BON 3mei Git1=
bredern iii oen 11Iuno 9eidoHen uno
beraubt.

Qlm Samito9 Morgen I'M 2 l1br flopftcn
3tpet WtQnner an Die S6lir BON Is. 81. Soil
roD6'S Npotbcte al Is. StraBe un6 WQbai0
Qloe. Der Ofac6tclert 6arrD 0arner er6ob
1t9 bon ietnem Eager, ging an bic Sbiir
unO fragte nacb ibrem 8egcbr. Giner Ser
WtGnner iagte, baB er iib bic. cine 6onb
perle5t babe un6 germ etncn 8erbanb baben
mD6te, Q8arner 0ffnete, lieB Die 8eiben
elm un0 i9loB tpteOer binter ibnen ab.
WG6renb ct 6amit bei6dftigt mar, sic
a1tgeblt6 pcrlebte 0anb, bic nit einem
Solc6ent1cb felt umipidelt tpor, 5u unter>
lucbel1, lbIicb itb Ser @enoiie btnter ben
2abentticb uno itabl aus elmer S6ubIabe
einen EeDplper.
&aum mar DieS 9ei3e6en, alS Ser Ser
1ebte etnen tletnen Gepolper aus ser Soide
rtB, oc1l1elben 6errn Warner Dor ben &opf
belt u1lo tbm gebot, bie 0Gn6e boc6 Su
balten. Statt 5u 9e6orben, rtef Der Glerf
UNI 0ultc, %tporaltf Der @inbrecber tbm bic
g8affe in ben Mun6 ic6ob uno obi9oB.
Die &u8el fubr @arner bur6 Sic 8ade
uno oas Bulper DerbrQnnte ibn1 BEN Wtuno
ettpdS. St i"titr3te nieoer, morallf Sic 9iebe
0te &aI1e autbra6en unb 6er1elben $50 entz
nabmen. 9tacboem tie bamr no6 Dem Dolb
~betpuBtlo1e1 Warner $25 aus Der Ioidc
geitoblclt battelt, crQrtffen ie bie Illcbt
ltno ltno bis jest nod9 ntd6t perbaftet nor
ben, troBDet11 9Sorner, Der iibrigenS ntcht
1cbpcr perlebt lit, Ser 8oltSet cine 3temlicb
9enaue Sel1retbung ~geliefert bat.
, 1893-09-11
Gooesfdue.

Sis beute Mittag tpur0en foIsenbe
SobeSfGue ongemel6et:
Gbos, '6oleIbrint, 1 S. 2 &c., 800 Barz
fam 2lbe.
Beter 8rut, go 5. 6 &C., 1880 grairie
Mpenue.
Gbrifttno @i6en6renner, 1 S.. 1 90, As,
80 8arberltr.
2t8ste SLID, 20 S., Gountoz @OipitaG.
0uitoD 9tobert 6e6in, 5 30. - g.,
8urnfibes Cottage @roDe 9344,
, 1893-09-11

- @ba GlearD, weIde ais 9ienitmG6s
CHEN tn benz 6auie $50, 80 Stateitr. be-
icbdftigt mar, itarb beute Worgen i'm
6oipttal. 9tm 6reitag trug tie gefdbrli6e
8ranomunben boDon, ndcbbem ite elm
brennenbeS 3iinbb0l36en in etnen nit
@oioLtne 9efiiuten 8ebdIter bate fallen
lQfieu.
, 1893-09-11
2lnf Der 8orfe

pur6e @etsen i'm 0e3embertermin nit III
gcbaltOelt, I'M Maitermtn nit 785,
Gorn itieg I'M Septembertermin bon 400
auf 41Ss, per Otat 44(0454.
Safer, september 255@26 tet; Mai
315@314.
S9petneFleil6 14.55 int Oftober,
S9nal3 8.O73@8.20, &ipp9en 8,4O@
8,45.
, 1893-09-11
Retne pre6=pdHe nebr.

Scr SeripaLtun9sratb bes 0ireftoriums
bat am Samitog bel9lo1ien, baB fortQn
Tretpal1e fir Die QBeltals1teuuna 1rr noch
bon 0eneralotrettor Oaots, Grdit6ent
9t9tnbotbam unb Observation-Disclosures Sal
1ner arS9elteut lperbcn io1en, 10 6aB alio
bic AHslteAun9 bon Sreip6fien Dem 9reB>
, 1893-09-11

= Die fol8enben Observation-Disclosures
tpurben beute Worgen e~rtpirft: Ntd.
Steber, 3mciit6fige Stats, 1917 Noble
2lpe., $500; 9(ug. Mannep, speilt0fige
Stats, 254 Sanien StraBe,. $1,000; $.
Stnbenrancb, Anbau, 1922 9feIion 9(oe.,
$1,000.
, 1893-09-11

Ibonnirtau bas Nbenbblatt Ser SQinois
Setting, Prets l Gent.
, 1893-09-11
(gin9eIanDt)
Gbtca9o, 8, Sept. 1898.
9tn Sic &e6actton 6er uSQ. Staats3to."

I'm Die Geoactton Der rSu. Staats5t9,"
Gor GINGER 3eit madbten sic 6en Qlbonz
nenten Sbre5 y9tbenoblatteS" ben0oricblQq,
tbre Gr+abrlngen beim 8eIuc6e Der Q(uSz
t~tellun9 8u 9tuBe1t an6crer 8e1ucber gum
8slten 81 geben. SGT nil 0esbalb bic 8ez
1ltdber Der NuSitellung auf Elm fleineS 8lQkz
CHEN I'M u@lectrtcttD 8uiloing", Oeutiche
Nbtbetlung Warterre) lenfen, tpo1el6it elm
Nccun1ulator bonn Sngenieltr Serrn 3az
c9artaS ons9eiteIt lit, Ser oo6urc6 meine
Delo11oere 8eabtltng 9efunben bat, 6QB
0luDltdt un0 8ogenltc6t in 6ol9e zines
olttor1atti6 mtrfenben ltmicbolterS binter
elnonoer bremen t0nnen. Q8te Ser Ser
2ls1teuer mir ertlGrt bat, ptrb 0urb bieies
soften C6ombc unb S6ub6arb) cine bcz
0eutenbe Gr1parung al Strom er3telt IND
berlbt oaIelbe barouf, 6aB Sic 9lQtten
Durcb oas 0laSgefGB bon chamber qetrennt
iino.
6erner ouf Bic S~taElpaaren Set Tirma
0cndclS IN Soltn9en i'm uWonufQctnrtno
8utlOtn9", iopie ouf Sic ausoeitelter
Sde9ct Der &8L. Por5eQan Manufactur 3u
Berlin. o"
S9lteBltcb ioQte tein 8eIucber Ser mtbz
po9 SlatIonce eS DeroblGume1, bic bDdIt
Interel1onte 8oriteul1ng i'm oG(ectric Scenic
29e9tre" 81 be1u6en, tpoielb1t er einen
9opn leDrretben Sag in Sen g(lnen" in
~ Uttnuten Derleben 1ptr6.
9an5 cr9ebenft
Nlfre0 0onatb,
$50 y. gtDrtb QlOenue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-07
= E / a 8.

9ie Stabtpabl in @6ulenbura
ergab folgenbes &eiultat: Mapor,
Sbeo. Wolters; Maribal, 6enrp giz
lers; Il6ermen: &. u. Wolters, 6.
9. Seller, s. g. S6dfer, 81. s.
2enp, 6. gbeling.
= Die n@ermania @eielIl9aft" bon
Tapetteoille bat iid inforporiren lafen.
Sie Snforporatoren linb: s.. %.
3app, ab. 3oll, @eo. 3ol unb Otto
Metter.
Sci Der Stabttpabl in Dallas lit
Der WfaDor @onnor nit 5tpei @timmen
pluralitdt tpiebererwdblt iporben.
Sn anion finb 19 @ei9dftss
bdufer niebergebrannt.
= Sn elmer am Montag abgebalz
tenen 8eriammlung bes gTecutib sRos
mites bes 5dngerfefes, tuel9es ndds
ites Sabr in 5ouiton ftattfinbem fol,
tpnrbe bonn Organizations 4omite fols
genbe 8eamtenlife borselegt: igir
prdiibent, s. u. &ei9arbt; Niceprdz
fibenten, @baS. 0epne, %. 8. glebes
Lamb, $. q. 2ibfone, 3. u. @iesner,
8. u. 9umler. S9abmeifer, SO.
&attman; Sefretdr, 80. SLING. Na9z
folgenb iinb bic @orfibenben ber pers
idieSenen 3omites: $. 9. 3iee. Geus
ersaomite; 2ouis S9art, Ginquarties
rungss& &omite; @arrett 6arbcafel,
Gifenbabns u. Moier, @ms
pfangss &emite; 2eopolb 9artmann,
Decorations &omite; M. Siling,
Druid unb preB= aomits; Souls SGs
mer, Gommers; Mulits@ s@omite, gbas.
y. 9ebnes, u. Moier, 8. Sllmer, %.
&ei6arbt, S. 9iri6, 8. S6art.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-07

beRert BITE SerSauuns, bereidert bas Blut,
osrtreibt Psin ums S6mersen, oerf6afft ct.
auidenben Sdlaf unb fteut MusteQraft,
Geiunbbeit unb Woblbeftnben poqfdnbia
tpieoer btr.
Bel periobti4en S4merseu, Wlntterpor.
faa uns ionftisen 8eridiebunssn, benz ONT.
nSfsn rnieberSiebenoen Gsfiibl" unb an.
oeren Grauenleiben pirft es 70 portrefflid,
oab bafir garaHtirt merben ianu.
Wenn es nidt bilft oSer tirirt, erbalten
gle Shr @elS suriid. Rann irsenb ettpas
Nnosrss, bas nid)t inter sleidsn 8ebinsun.
gen pertauft piro, nseraoe 70 gut" iein2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-07

Die pariier Bldtter beurtbeileu
bas neue Miniferium fait einfiimmig
als fdma6 unb mittelmdbig. gaTags
nae meint, es fei rfeine &eeierung,
fonbern ein Salat". Ser r@aulois"
meint, baB @arnot bas Gpfer Der
bnr6 ibm seidaffenen Situation pers
ben tpiirbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-07

Gefidt unb @eitalt
leisen es, OBJ Gle cine geiunbe
frau fnb. @an3 e.nerlet,
fpte re8elmdbig ober unreseL
mdBig Sbre 3iise, jeue beiben
haben ibre eigene S66nbeit.
DoDfou1menes @eiunbIein NIT
feinent, flaren 9eint, roiigen
Wan9en unb bellem Bid 1T
8enug, nm iebe Urau ou5teb-
enb sri MAIDEN.
I'm pollfommene @eiunbbett
au erlaugen, nniifen Ste getpif>
fenbaft DR.. pierce's Favorite
Prescription sebrauhen. Das-
telbe resulirt unb forbert aIle
benz tpeiblihen Orsanismus
aufonlmeubeu Euuftiousu. ber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-07
9eiiins.

9eiiims.
Sn allen neuen beliebten Garbem
unb 5acons, iebem Seint unb ieber
Stgur angepaBt. Inter ben reuen
Sa6en gibt es Nopene, gBIinb, gas
fanbra, &bein, Gitbian, Masic. Sen>
ME, 2iQD unb bunbert anbere.
8lun1er.
Sas tpunberib6nite, mas mon ie
gefebem. GroBartiae Nusmabl Der reiz
5enbften Sumelsn Der Natur. Smis
tation faum tpabrnebmbar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-07

- Sc ieselt oieI alati6 unter Der
&lag9e; "Vox populil'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-07
&Gn6er.

Man fann ii9 faum cine gorfellumg
MAIDEN bon Der funifpo1en &ombiz
nation bon Garben unb Mufern. Die
@ei6beit bes neuen i6iaernben Moirs
Scot6 Plaib, betupfte Satins, @lacs
@repe, Satin @orbS, Der seitidten Mrz
titel 1T bemunbernsmertb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-07
&er1iernllgen.

Ser5iernngen.
9arin 1T bic aasmabl iiber allss
@rwarten groB unb es pirb fdper,
cine enti@eibuns su treffen. SnUeIex
befebte aronen, Diamantea~@ @6nalisn,
pfeile, giabeln, GaneD SpisenaabelH.
S6merter, umb bic tanfenberlei asibss
re gangbare Muiter.
nnperglei@li@ in feiner arbeit. Gia
s@mud, Der bic faibionabtefe DaRle
aiert.
The Lamar register., 1893-02-18
Bleeding Kansas.

The state of Kansas is in an uproar
at the present time. There has been
great friction at the capitol over the
existence of dual houses and it has
eliminated in open hostilities The
crisis was precipitated by the action
of the republicans in ordering the
arrest of Ben G. Rich, the clerk of
the populist house.
The purpose was simply to force
an Immediate issue before the su-
preme court of the state, that that
body might pass upon, and settle
which of the two bodies legally had
the majority. But the arrest was op-
posed by force, and the following
morning, the republican numbers
found the doors of the Legislative
hall locked against them. They
promptly forced an entrance. The
populists gathered on the outside,
holding them prisoners and endeav-
ored to starve them out. Governor
Lewelling called upon the state
militia to assist the populists and or
dered the troops to enter :he legisla-
tive hall and clear it at the point of
the bayonet.
Col. Hughes in command refused
to obey the governor, and the most
of the troops being of the same senti-
ment, the order was not carried out.
In the meanwhile men from all sec
tions of the state have been pouring
into Topeks, armed and unarmed,
The Lamar register., 1893-02-18

and for awhile it looked as II buckets
of blood would be shed.
The latest advices are that the re-
publicans are holding the Legislative
hall. and will continue to do so, ana
that the populists will hold their ses-
sions in another building until the
supreme court passes upon the rights
10 certain seats, that control the ma
iority of the house. Meetings have
been held throughout the state at
which resolutions have been passed.
generally endorsing the Douglass or
the republican side of the controversy
and such action has been endorsed
by democrats as well as republicans
Governor Lewelling's right hand
man is Adjutant General II. h Artz
of unsavory memory. He left Colo
rado Springs between two days, went
to Kansas, became leading populist
and was appointed adiutant general
of Kansas by Lewelling.
At this writing Friday it looks As
If the worst was over, and that the
situation will remain unchanged un-
til the decision of the supreme court
All factions and parties will undoubt-
edly bow to, and acquiesoe in that
decision whatever it may be,
The Lamar register., 1893-02-18

the house two years ago but it failed.
That body was then controlled by
the combine" and democratic in
fuences were very potent in that
deal as all know. The present house,
republican by one majority, has al
ready passed the bill, and it is be-
fore the senate. That don't indicate
that 'sthe republican members of the
lower house are are doing everything
in their power to defeat labor legis-
lation," does its The senate is un-
der the control of the populists and
democrats, and we advise those who
want to know who is friendly to la
Dor. to watch the fate of the bill in
that body.
There is but one railroad bill that
is being pushed and fought for in
the house. 1t is republican meas
ure, and its author Plat Wicks, of
Pueblo, republican is making the
fight. Mr.. Wick's bill provides for
three commissioners with authority
to regulate rates. He is giving his
attention to the bill to the exclusion
of nearly everything else. Diiatory
motions have been repeatedly made
for the purpose of preventing the
early consideration of the measure,
and injuring it, and all such motions
have been supported by Wooten, of
Las Animas county, the acknowledged
leader of the democrats in the house.
These facts don't seem to substan-
tiate the statement that the repub-
lican members of the lower house are
doing everything in their power to
defeat eailroad legislation either.
While stringent railroad Legislation
may be defeated in this Legislature as
it has been in all former ones, the
responsibility will not rest upon any
one party. To illustrate Hostility
to railroads is supposed to be one of
the cardinal points in the populist
faith, yet those in the Colorado leg
islature hold to their passes with all
the tenacity of ordinary mortals.
During the investigation of Audi
tor Goodykuntz by senate commit
tee in Denver in January, Herb
George, the prominent populist and
editor of the Road, said as reported
by the News; Il guess there's no
question my Office was headquarters
for the populists They were there
all the while lngging for free railway
tickets I didt't know where head
quarters were them" said J. Warner
Mills another very notable and zeal
Gus populist. You got transporta-
ton there all right" replied George.
All these things should teach us,
that it isn't safe to throw bricks, that
editors err as well as other folks, and
that notwithstanding professions, hu-
man nature is about the same through
out the west if not the world over.
The Lamar register., 1893-02-18
Be Fair.

The republican members of the
lower house of the Colorado assembly
are doing everything in their power
to defeat labor and railroad legisla.
ton. In this course they are affirm
ing their allegiance to the principles
and practices of the party they rep
resent.-Sparks.
Let US see if there is either truth
fulness or fairness in the above state
ment. The one bill that labor inter
ests of the state are, and have for
years been specially interested in, is
the employers Liability bill. A
strong effort was made by the labor
organizations to pass the bill through
The Lamar register., 1893-02-18

The success of the artesean well
means a great deal for Lamar.
Now that it is all over and we are as
sured of an abundance of pure soft
water, everybody can safely and
freely express their opinion of the
fluid all have heretofore been forced
to drink, and the columns of the
REGISTER are at their disposal for
that purpose, the only proviso being
that all profanity must be in for
eign tongue. All that we now wish
to say is that it eats like an acid, that
no metal is proof against it, and that
it Will speedily paralyze the most su-
perb set of digestive organs in North
America.
The Lamar register., 1893-02-18

House bill No. So by Mr. Funder-
burgh provides for the holding of
terms of the district court in kiowa
county. Under the bill, the third
judicial district viii comprise Las
Animas, Huerfano, Prowers, Bent,
Baca and Kiowa counties, and the
terms of court will be as follows:
Kiowa the 3rd Wednesday in month
of June; Las Animas 2nd Monday in
January, lst Monday in March, 2nd
Monday in May, and the 1st Tuesday
in September; Huerfano End Tues
day in February and the LIST Monday
in October; Prowers Bird Tuesday in
April and the Bird Tuesday in Novem-
be,; Bent LIST Tuesday in April and
lst Tuesday in November; Baca the
1st Wednesday in June. The act
depriving Kiowa county of term
of the district court, and attach
ing it to Prowers county for ju-
dicial purposes was an injustice that
this county was in no manner re-
sponsible for. The bill of Mr.. Fun
derburgh is to right the wrong. 1t
should become a1aw.
The Lamar register., 1893-02-18

The cabinet of President Cleve-
land as announced by authority to
date will be: Walter Q. Gresham, of
Indiana. Secretary of State; John
G.. Carlisle, of Kentucky, Secretary
of the Treasury; Daniel S. Lamont,
of New York, Secretary of War: W.
S. Bissell, of New York, Postmaster
General; and Hoke Smith, of Geor-
gia, Secretary of the Interior.
The Lamar register., 1893-02-18

Cleveland went to the republican
party for material to fill the most i'm
portant place in his cabinet, and four
years hence he Will go to the party
for his politics. He is learning.
The Lamar register., 1893-02-18

Land in Prowers county under
the bitches is becoming too valua
ble to allow it to remain unimproyed.
The Lamar register., 1893-02-18

The appointment of Gresham to
the cabinet of Mr.. Cleveland indi-
Gates lack of suitable timber in the
democI ATTIC party.
The Lamar register., 1893-02-18

Mr.. Cleveland has not selected all
his cabinet ministers yet. He is ev-
identity waiting to find out who is
the most obnoxious to his party.
The Lamar register., 1893-02-18

The town has now plenty of pure
water, but there are three other
things needed, they are trees, trees,
trees.
The Lamar register., 1893-02-18
Ii. cs.i,l Pap. .! 7nT:n County

Two weeks from to-day Mr.. Cleve-
land will be inaugurated.
The Lamar register., 1893-02-18

Not until Thursday last did the
senate confirm the most important of
the appointments of Governor Waite.
The Lamar register., 1893-02-18
NOTICE.

A reward Of s25 will be paid
to any one furnishing suffi-
cient evidence to convict any
person of unlawfully remov-
ing any fences or other i'm
provements from the lands
belonging to the Lamar Farm
Company.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
Na]wiekszy
tryuluf WiaruSa.

W. Nowy Rok, podczas
sunny, X. Jan Radziejewski
publiczn;e Z ambony napowr6t
przyjal towarzystwa koscielne,
przez niego "a nleprzyjecie
s}awnych 5 punkt6w koscio-
Ia wyrzucone, iako parafialne.
Najstarsze Tow. sw. Wojcie-
cha, obok Tow. sw. Stanisla.
wa Kostki i Gminy r6wniez
najstarsze W Chicago, dnia
8 60 Stycznia do wspolne)
przystapi]o komunii sw.
Wiel. X. Janowi Radzie]ew.
skiemu zyczymy przedewszy-
stkiem jak najlepszej harmonii
w jego wielkiej parafi.
Mech odtad panuje zgoda
u niego, jako W sasiednlch
parafach P. Nary Cd Nieu-
sta]acei Pomocy i sw. ka-
zmlerza. Bo gangrena Woj-
ciechowa daleko siega}a.
Rowniez Wiaous przeprasza
Wiel. X. Jana Radzlejewskiego
"a uzywanie ostrych nieraz
wyraz0w, broni2c lndu, ME
slusznic przesladowanego.
w wojnic dzisiaj |I,nr"s
sk6re garbuje, a jutro WIoru-
so,cj sk6re nacieraj2. Jednakze
tylko jedna przewodniczyIa
mySl W,m"so,cl t. j. usunlccla
zgorszenla.
| dopiqi swcso. Szezc set
katolikow PoIakow, zionqcych
Cd wiclu lat nicziemsklc blu
znlerstwa ma koscioI ksiezy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12

Juz dawno mina&
rok, jak nasz podro-
zujacy agent p. Ra-
domski by4 w Red
Jacket, South Bend,
Toledo, Dunkirk,
Buffalo i Erie. Abo-
nenci, kt6rzy mu
w6wczas naprz6d "a
p}acili prenumerate,
winni teraz znowu
naprz6d zap}aciG "a
,,Wiarusa" , DO do tax
dalekich stron ME-
chetnie posefamy pis-
mo nasze ma kredyt.
Inaczej najprz6d, ,Ka-
tolik'' bedzie i'm
wstrzymany, a kr6tko
potem przestanlemy
i'm wyse}ac i ,Wia-
rusa''
Kto pragnie dostac
prezent, niechaj do
abonamentu do4ozy
takze 3 Gently W znacz-
kach pocztowych,
abysmY te znaczki
ma paczke przylepic
mogli i tym sposobem
op}aci6 porto poczto-
we.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
ME - w nocy.

ME - w nocy.
Oskarzenie czyta} pan Teo.
I'll Stan bardzo wyraznie
powoli, i dal czas nawet tax
nedznemu rachmistrzowi jak
piszacy, konotowac sobie do
k}adnie rzecz i liczby. Wsze-
lako te konotatki musze mai
prod odsylabizowac, uporzad-
kowac i iakos wyrazniej prze,
pisac, a gdy tax sic stanie,
natych:niast do miasta wysle,
ably posz}o do Winony.
Nleh1opldlarz.