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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-04

"Yes. there was one girl who lived
right along with US for p years,
said the old lady, with a reminiscent
sigh. 'and she might have been with
the family yet if she had wanted to
stay"
'She must have been a jewel, " said
one of the callers
Yes. We never had any trouble
with her about wages or afternoon
out or anything of that kind"
Good cOokF'
Excellent. She could play the
piano beautifully too
Did YOU let her DO thatf"
"Oh. yes. And she read the pa
pers to Us and kept the library in or
der and could keep accounts and
paint on china and embroider on six
as nicely as anybody you ever saw.
Il never heard Of the hkel How
in the world did you happen to LEI
her goT
well, there came a young man
along one day-a professor in college
and said he wanted her, and-and
here's one Of her children now,
Come, darling. and slt on grand
mothers lap. Chicago Tribune.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-04
WILLAMETTE NOTES.

Examinations in the work OF the
first term, are held on Thursday and
Friday Of next week.
Several visitors attended chapel this
week, among them Rev, A. s. MullI-
gan, A. b. 'SS, who is now occupying
the NJ. +. pulpit at WOodburn.
The football has not arrived as yet 90
the boys have been creating exercise
for themselves, by getting the field in
good shape. Everything Is out Of the
way now but the root of tue big balm
tree, which has resisted all efforts 80
far.
The members Of the college CLASSES
received this week, from the president
of the Iuter collegiate Oratorical Asso.
ciation, Mr.. Underwood, the consult
tion aud bylaws of said organization.
A neat little pamphlet which puts ia
brief and concise form the aim and or
ganizltiOn of the Association. This /,
another agency for binding the college
more closely together.
The Philodosian society discussed tn,
question, resolved that the South Caro-
llna liquor law should be adopted Ia
Oregon and according TO the evidenet
advanced il was decided in the sffirms'
tive. The society also ordered war
rant drawn ou the treasury To th'
amount Of $40 as a loan to the w. U
brass baud, which will be used in tbs
purchase Of two new alto horns. Tn,
band now numbers eleven members
The PhilOdosian society on account o
the sickness OF the secretary had D.
program up this week aud in cOnse
quence a short session,
Those performing chapel rhet,rictl'
this week were, IL. q. Hlbbard, Rec.
w. A. Manning, essay. Myrtle Marsh
Rec Phil MetschrD, essay, J, H
Roberts, Rec.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-04
CARTER HARRISON.

The newspapers that are eulogizing
Carer Harrison a. a typical Ameri-
cam must bsve either veryshOrt mem
ories OF q poor opinion of their country
He was typical ward politician and 10
bis last campaign he had the solid sup
port Of the very worst element in Chr
czgo. Its strange how death glorifies
very com mon man.-Salem Democrat.
The late Carter Harrison besides being
tue Columbian Worlds Fair city mayor,
was a prominent Democrat. He came
very near being chosen United States
senator from Illinois. He would, If he
had lived, have come nearer being
elected Democratic PresideBt in 1895
than any Democrat in the country. He
possessed more executive ability In biz
little finger than seOFe of men put to-
sether who have been president Uf the
United States.
Under Mayor HarrisOn's rule Chi
c4go has been remarkably safe y gov
erned clty. Half the Columbian guards
were discharged because not even q
pick-pocket could get in his work under
the vigilant scrutiny of HarrisOn's pC-
lice. A woman could go all oyer that
vast city and over Jackson Park and
oe as secure 10 her person as at holne.
Chicago was, with all that crowd OF
hundreds OF thousands Of visitors daily
from all nations and all states the best
governed city in the new world.
Carter Harrison was more. He was
cosmopolitan. He had travelled in
all lands. He was familiar at the
courts of Europe. He received the
princes and polentates, officials and de
legations who have visited the world's
fair, both on behalf of the city of Chr
cagO aud the fair. The man who could
do all these things WAS more than a
ward politician" He had the sup
port and confidence of the best business
men and the 'eAding professional mel
aud capitalists, instead Of 1.-The worst
as the paper above referred to bas
stated. 1t is not in good taste to crit
icise a dead man, more particularly SO
| able mAu as Carter Harrison.
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.,arr,eaIpFuu.

One evening recently Miss Elizabeth
Clark Of Newport News, Va. attended a
social gathering at the house Of DR.. Tay-
lor Of Hampton Roads. Among the guests
was a Justice Ofthe peace named Haskins.
During the evening the conversation
turned upon the duties Of Justice Has
kins. and some one suggested that ne try
his hand in tying the nuptial knot. Miss
Clark and DR.. Taylor agreed TO play the
parts Of bride and bridegroom, and JUS
tice Has e. after asking the usual ques-
tions. were properly answered,
pronounced the couple man and wife.
The affair was looked on as a mere in
cident Of the evenings entertainment
until it was learned that il was in all re-
spects a perfectly valid marriage under
the laws of Virginia. The situation is
further complicated by the fact. as al
legged. that Miss Clark is engaged to be
married to another and that the affair
will have to be postponed until after she
can be divorced from DR.. Taylor.-New-
port News Letter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-04

union, but for mutual Improvement,
educatIon and culture. some will sneer
at this a. utopisn. But are not some Of
these working girls to BECOME the beads
Of households as well as the rich mans
daughter or the college graduates? Is
not this future home 10 its social in
fiuences, refnements and sdOrnments
just what this working girl will make
il? DOES not the cause Of ding some
thing for the wofsing girls, seem to
you a meritorous one +? We would Ike
some practical suggestions from our
readers, along this line, and may refer
to the subject again.
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Animal Alphabet.

A lligator, beetle, porcupine, whale,
B oboiink, panther, dragonfy, snail,
c rocodile. monkey. buffalo, hare,
D romedary, leopard, mudturtle, bear.
L lephant, badger, pelican, OK,
F lyinghsh, reindeer, anaconda fox
6 uinea pig. dolphin, antelope, goose,
II ummingbird, weasel, pickerel, moose,
bex, rhinocerOs, owl, kangaroo,
J ackal, opOssu UNI. toad, cOckatoO,
K ingfisller. peacock. anteater, bat,
L lizard. ichneumon, honeybee, rat,
" ockingbird, camel. grasshopper, mouse,
y ightingale, spider, cuttlefish, grouse,
o celot, pheasant, wolverine, aux,
p eriwinkle, ermine, katydid, hawk,
Q uail, hippOpOtamus, armadillo. moth,
r attlesnake, lion, wOOdpecker, slOth,
S alamander, goldhnch. angleworm, dog.
T iger, fiamingo. scorpion, frog,
L nicOrn, ostrich, nautilus, mole,
V iper, gorilla, basiiisk, sole,
W hippOorwill. beaver, centiped, fawn,
Y anthO. canary, pOlliwOg, swan,
Y ellowhammer, eagle, hyena, lark.
z ebra, chameleon, butterfly, shark.
Current Literature.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-04
A Royal Romance.

The gossip of the Bavarian court is
Just now centered in little romance Of
which the heroine is the daughter Of
Prince Leopold Maximiiian of Bavaria,
Princess Augusta Marie Louise. The
princess is at the impressionable age Of
10, and some time ago she fell in love
with handsome young lieutenant in the
light cavalry. The match was of course
unacceptable to the royal parents, and
the lieutenant was exiled to a farof
garrison and forbidden to come TO Mu-
Mich in the hope that the princess would
overcome her passion and forget him.
His absence. however, had a contrary eff
fect. She fell i'll and pined, and Prince
Leopold has at last been constrained to
give his consent TO the union of the
Young lovers.-Pall Mall Budget.
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kissing Is No Crime.

Chief Justice Sedgwick has decided
that kissing is no crime. In the damage
suit of Photographer Monroe against
Captain Dewar Of the Eighth regiment
for alienation Of Mrs. Monroe's affec-
ions, Mr.. Monroe testified that he peeped
through a keyhole and saw the bewhis-
kered captain kissing Mrs. Monroe in the
kitchen. The learned judge gave his
opinion that kiss in itself was inno-
cent, and as no guilty motive had been
shown there was no case against the cap
rain.-New York World.
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Hns sned Her Pnrtner.

Those who bewail the disappearance
Of masculine partners from ballroom
floors will soon have reason 10 complain
more bitterly if the action brought by
an English woman succeeds. She had
the misfortune a few evenings ago to
fall and break a leg while dancing at a
suburban ball. She has sued her part
ner for damages. She alleges that the
fall was due to the clumsiness Of the
gentleman. 1t would not be polite of
course for him to set up contributory
negligence ON the lady's part, so he is
wondering what the penalty viii be-
New Yo~'- Suns London Letter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-04
Course Of High Grade Entertain
ments at the Salem First M.
z. Church

Beginning Nov. sth, and ending
Dec. Goth.
/. Lecturers secured are Prof. Yerex
OF Willamette university, the worlds
fair illustrated by fity stereoplieon
We've. This entertainment Wedne,-
day evening, Nov. Sth.
Ill. DIR. Chas. Edwin Lake, TaylOr
street church Portland, EVERY Inch a
Man"
III. DIR. Arthur Brown, OF First
Presbyterian church OF Portland,
"Fsther Time"
Nv. Rev. q. w. GrannIs, Funny
rnings in Dixie as Seen by Preach.
er."
V. Grand concert by salem aFtlsls
Course ticket is 500. Single admis-
sion is 90 cent. Tickets for sale A.
Dearblrn's bookstore aud Aitke0's
grocery store, State street. IL ST.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-04
ss. 600 Damages For an Injured Knee.

A jury in the supreme court before
Justice Beach gave Miss Minnie L. Ack-
srman a verdict of 5000 as damages
against the Third Avenue Railroad com
pany for injuries received by her on June
%, 1891. \ car ran of the track and into
an elevated railroad pillar at One Hun
.dred and Twenty-fourth street, and her
knee was so hurt that she is still on
crutches.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-11-04

san ff is ssssao' Y oSi' AZ 49,: 49, n. m.
Dr. r. SandenS Dear Sir s-Bs ole used yo1R bell
We. troael 4 sttA V. yisoE. vital yeAknssa. and
S,, sss sSHRlsiS io-s % Possr sesa SO ~ sLsh
fo.Sr belt p - lad nsa leAse o. III poe saioy
LIE betier than Rave for ten pa4k have the
utmost eunhdeacs In yoar treAfmenl You can pnhl-
hah this statsmank also kaEs oflsrs wFits or can %
ma- Truly youra. H A. BOWEN. 8 ana 8 Turk 81.
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Wiadomosciz Zagranicy

Smutns gies6 nAdeszis z Sybiru,
mianowicie, re " dniu % Msroa Z IL
cEby wiszniow STA transpOrtOwanyoh
do Syberyi, zginelo Podozas bury 28O
oSob, P~Omisdzy mimi 81 P~Olityoznyoh
przestepc6w.
- pRuSsksJa zizh" donosi, ne " gu
bernii astrsohshskiej rozszerza sic jak
Plomie6 pozsru, zsrszs ma bydlo rogate.
Jest to daums straszns, wobec ktorej
Wiadze weterynsryjne okszaly sic Beg
silnemi.
w Caltsvuturo (Sycylis) okolo
tysiqcs chsopow wyszlo Z nsrzedzismi,
ably wykarczowsc pols gminne, rozdsufs
ktorych oddawns nsprozno sic donna
gall. Prefekturs, dowiedziswszy sic o
tel samowOli, wysisls ma m~iejsce han
dsrmow | woisko. Chlopi jednsk,
chcsc Eamisni6 ma Wlssnos6 sbiorows
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w piatsk 7go b. m. o godz. 7.45 mi
nut rano, przystanal pociag kolei Chi
csgo / Grand Trunk " Harvey, Ill, Z
kt6rego wysiadlo $50 Arab6w, iadscych
M powszechna wystawe do Chicago. =
Pocisg Q skiadai sic z pieciu WACO
now i jednego ola bogatych ozdobnego.
Wszyscy pospieszyh saeby widziec tycn
gosci, z kt6rych trudno byso r~ozpoznsc
meaczyzny cd kobisty, edyt wszyscy
prawie jednskowo ubrani; dluga koszu-
Ia niebiesks "a kolana, dlugie pohozo-
chy, ma piersiachab ogAt wyszycia Tub
hsft, czapki tureckie niebieskie lub
czerwone zwieszone ma jeden box, ME-
ktorzy mieli gaze M twarz zaciagnieta,
zn6w kilku " kspeluszach ma g stopy
wysokich.
Domyslam sic, be " czapkach byli
~me4czysni, z gaia niewiasty, " kspelu.
szach panny. Cers ich: jedai zuPe1nie
o~zsrni, ale ME jsk murzyni, drudzy
sniadzi . zn6w inni nieco zolci, ale bu-
dowa ich ME ro4niaos sic cd usszei.
o godzinie 8 30 minut rAno odjechali
do wszechswistowej wystswy nCelum-
biz" koleja Illinois Central.
Jan j. Maglek, Zwiazkowiec.
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grunt, kt6ry niedbalstwo administrscyi
zostawiaio odlogiem, praoy ME zaprze-
stall. Wojsko dalo ognia, - Is robo.
tnik6w zostale zabityoh, wielu cie4ko
rannych. Barbarzyhska rzez IA obu.
rzyia kraj cafy, a deputowany Colajanni
zwrocii sic z i~nterpelacys do rzadu,
ktory ~obiecal... przeprowadzic sle-
dztwo.
w oasej Sycylii wra zaburzenia roll.
ne. Rad jednak wloski tax jest zsjsty
zaoieraniem oszustw ~bankowyoh, 10 ME
ma czssu zwracac na to uwsgi.
= Organizacye socyalistyozne r6a-
nych p~ro~incyj austrysckich wysiaiy
swych delegat6w M ko~nferencye W
Wiedniu, urzadzona " oelu powziecia
decyzyi 90 do obchodrenia 1go Maja. q
Powodu odrzucenia ma kongresie ber-
ihskim bezrobocia W d. 1.go Msjs i "
Austryi takao dawaly ale slysaec podo-
bne zdania; trzeba wiec byio rozstrzy-
gna6 to kwestye,
Ma konfsrencyi przeto powzieto ma
stspujace rezolucye:
nSWisto lgo Maja jake miedzynaro-
dowa manifestacya na ozes6 osmiogo-
dzinnego dnia pracy j zdobyoia praw
politycznyoh oraz ola okazania miedzy.
narodowej solidarnosci proletaryatu, Cd
bedzie sic " Austryi " T, 1893 podo.
bnis jak i lat poprzednioh.
nPostanowienia towarEyszy socyali
stow niemieckich ME moga mas obowia-
zywae, gdyt poloaenie p~olityczne
Austryi r6tni sic oslkowicie cd poloaenia
Niemiec.
nPoniewaz bezrobocie jest najodpo
wiedniejsza forma swietowania, bedzie
my sic wiec starali urzadzae je wsze-
dixie.
,,zebrania ludowe beda organizowane
Z ana l-go Msja, wieczorem zas tegoa
dnia odbeda sic zabawy".
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SuehetY ~wYleczone.

Starry lekarz doktor, przestawsyv
Praktykowsc, a psjao doreczony przes
Misyonsrzy Wschodnich Indii, formu-
lsrz prostego leozenis wsrzywami, W
krotkim ozssie zupetnie leczy suohoty,
Eapalenis krtani, katAry, dychavioei
inne gsrdsowe ! plucne choroby. oraz
Eupeine predkie wyleczenie nerwo-
wych ssabosci | nerwowych ohor6b, DO
wyProbowsniu tych leczniozyoh Erod-
k6w " tysiPc.nyoh wyPsdksch wzisl
sobie e obowisEek oglosi6 TO swym
cierpiaoym Eiomkom. Bedsc przeietv
checis ultenia oierpisosj ludzkosoi, il
przeszle "a darmo kaAdemu kto zsda
receipt " Niemiecxim, Franouzkim iub
Augielskim jezyku z w~skazowkami jak
uzywad.
Adrssowa6 2 d-olaczsuism mark 1
imisnia gazety. W. A. Noyes,
$50 Powers Black. Rochester, N. y
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Niesztzescie.

Dnia 8 b.. m. wieczorem W Hammond
Ind, p. Wlsdyslaw Ptaszyhski z iona
redzina udai sic odwiedziec z~najomych.
SP~ostrzeaouo Re W mieszkaniu jego po-
wstal polar. pc przybyciu laden ratu.
mex ME byi moaliwym. Rodzina Pta-
szyhskich zostals pozbawiona calego
mienis, gdyz MIC ME zostalo uratowsne.
P. Wiadyslaw Ptaszyhski Jest czion.
klein Zwiazku Mar. Pol. ma liczna ro-
dzine i przyjsciol nawet innych Sta
mach. Wspolubolewajscy mad ME-
szczesliwym losem zechca z pomoca
AdrssuJcie: w. Ptaszyh-
ski, Hammond, Ind.
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Razem S4347.62

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Tow. synevie Polski 1 Lis~y y
Oieve.and, o. sekr. 8. Vanek
S2a Berton St w. s.
Tow. Hetmana Stefana C-z.rnia.-
kiego W Philadelphia, Pa. seLrSI
Monkiewicz, 80 Federal str.
" Tow. Synowie Ko6ciusxki W Se.tfl.
wash. sekr j. Z. Mankowskibox 186
Tow. Rolnik6w sw. Izydorn =
Gnieznie, 3. Louis Co. sekr. Mar
ciD kusnierek. Duluth 61OL6th 81
Tow. Ohrohcy Korony Polskiei VI
Bridesburgb, Pa, sekr. K, Ken
dxiora 1855 Buckins str,
Tow. Polskicb Prxemysfowo6w "
South Bend, Ind. sekr. L. N. Ku-
charski, 900 b. Chaplin str.
Tow. Narodowe Polskie X. Puia.
ski Argerta Ark. sekr. N. Eukasze
wtcz North Little, Rock Ark.
Tow. krola Stefana BatoreRo v
MhMaukee, Wis. sekr. w .Pozonb
30 Clark str.
Tow: KS. Kordeckiego " Trenton,
y. J. sekr. T. Szymansh Al
Cooper Ut
Tow: Ogniwo Polskich Braci v
Wnliamsburgh, N. Y, sekr. T,
Lewandowsh 70 N. 7th ST.
Tow. "lednosc" W Town Lake, III
sekr. w. Dropik 4432 Wood str.
low: Easta " Paterson, N. j. sekr
josef homorowski, $40 Tyler str.
low. sw. Stanisfswa Kostki. " Ne
"SSrk, N. j.. sekr. j. Jarnicki, 30
Tow. Orzei Biaiy " Little Falls.
MINI. sekr. A~lekssnderF. Wochnif
boxl.
+" Tow. Synowie Polski W Durve.
L9serne Co. Pa. sekr. Fl. x. Zielin-
sE, L. B. 1876.
Tow. Mifosc Narodu Polskiego y
chicago sekr, Teodor Bartoszewicz
ISL North Western ave.
low. Sw. krxyfa, " Duluth, MIMI,
sekr. j Janowski, 111-5th ave.W.
Tow. Oswiata W Plymouth Pa,
sekr. p. Jasionowski,
" Tow Krol Jan III SobIeski Cleve-
land D. seb. A. Ziofkowski 1
Dodge St
Tow. w. V. Przybyszewski Phila-
oelphia Pa. sekr. II. Wilk IL Cot
tage v NIcetown,
low. Sw. Wojciecha South Bend,
Ind sekr. l. N~ieEgodzki, 1887 w.
Division st.
Tow. Krawc6w PolskIch " Buffalo
n. Y. sekr. +. Jedrzejewski an
Tow. Pstryotyczne W Portland
gre, ekr w. 1rutza, Box 8I94
St b.
Tow. Kr6la Kazimier.a Wielkieeo
chicago Ills. sekr. N. F. Mszy-
dto 1924 Wall ct
Tow. Obrohcy Polski, W Allen
owl, Pa sekr /. Bornstein 1853
Turner .tr.
low. Tadeusza Kosciuszko pod o.
pieka sw. Jozefa " Hegewisch Ills.
sekr. +. Serkowski lbx 90.
Tow. Krola Jana Ill S~obieskiego "
Manistee Mich sekr. A. Ropa S15
Ramsdell str.
Tow. Matki Boskiej Gostyhskiej "
Gostyniu Ills. sekr Jan Michela,
Downers. Grove Ills.
Tow. Mop. poczecia Najsw. Maryi
Ponny W Marche Ark. sekr. II.
SEymahski.
Tow Narodowego pod opieka sw.
yadWigi W Poznsniu Wis. sekr. J.
Bogqmlf, box 29S Thorp, Clark
Co. Wis.
Tow. Mikoiaja K~opernika W De-
troit, Mich. sekr. j. Hemanski,
20 Bushey st
Tow. Synowie Polski 1 Litwy "
providence X, /. sekr. Jan TraW-
czyhski. 81 Florence st.
Tow. Mtodziezy Polskiej ,,Promie-
nisci" " pittsburgh Pa Sehr. r. s.
Abczyhski 141S Penn av.
Tow. Ufan6w Sw, Pawia Chicago.
Ill sekr. j. w Nowak $50 5prfn-
ger ava
Tow. Henryka sienkiewicza W Buff
falo, N. Y. sekr, w. A. TrusIkow-
ski % Bowen St.
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Tow. Choragiew Polska
w BrOOklynie, n. Y.
SrOde dnfa B KIaia 1898

w SENATE HALL
u pana Zywerta, 684 B Avsnue,
Poczstek o godz. 2 81
Muzyka bedzie d~Oskonals, zatem Ia
Prssza sic wszystkich rodak6w z Broo-
klyna, Jersey City, Newarku, New
Yorku okolicy do wziecia na~jliezniej-
szego wspoludzialu.
Komitat.
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o dalsze choc najdrobniejSze ofary
uprasza imieniu komitetu
Leon SSOPissski seks-. fin.
$50 Noble Street, Chicago, HI.
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DOKTOR WODNY
lDR. GRAHAMN


IeesyA, jAk wisdomo Cd o~statnish Is Lat = nslepssym
skufkiem wsEysthe trudne, beE nadziei wylecsenia
EAstarxaAe 1 daugoleenie choroby 4 ~cierpienia obu
piei pres mana " Nisncsschl tutai mstoda bsda-
mia Wody turyny)
Pewna pomoe 1 sscse6liwe vyiecssnis sspevnia
M ~cterpieniA Pine, watroby, merck I brzuchA. Ofsr-
picnic nerwowe 4 ehorOby kobisos jako 20:
Mg1ach, boleslS lub zaniedbana regularno16 csssts
odpfywy vody, rmiecia 4 pslenia, ~cienienia M d6f
weEysthe chrouiczne, prywatne familijne c~ierpienia
obu pfei leczy prses uzycis swoich
Siedm ulubiOnych Lekarstw
" tych choroosch, do ktorych sa st6suje. kt6ryeh
g~runtownemu wylecsenie e przemscSone.
~ Tystace rodkfn swemi podKiekovaniami dale
nAjlepeJe Bwtadectwc, tAk cudowna site maja lekar-
silva wfasnorecxnie prxez ntego prxyrxadzane,
EdumiewAjace ~osiagnafy r6Sultaty tahch wypadkAch
" kt6rych wsselke lime 6rodE okAkAfy Ga darem
nemL.
~ Doktor vodny prxyrEadza wfasns lekArstwo
I Ola togo ME Jest v tadnym Ewfazkn Z sptska na
ro1n4
Sc Te ~uIuoions IekArstwa lscza tyIko ehoroby
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-19

~CENTRALNE TOW.
POlek w Ameryce
Pant B. Jenczyk sekr.
lS4 De Koven st. Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-19

/. WILD 4 Gu.
Oas 6SS N. BILE str, Chicago H.
'p'ece p. Bardohskiego.
Sprzedsjemy Lofty W Columbia
Heights; 5liczne poio3onie; cena
5000; fatwe wyplsty.
KARTY OKRETOwE
re starego kraju ma nsJlepszych
linjach.
Wyrsbiamy wszelkie dokumen.
ty notaryslne.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-10-21

to halfa mile, according TO the surface Of
the ground before it. In this way it may
even be impelled up hill for certain dis
tance, and surmount elevations in its path:
and this process may be repeated for
months together, as in the late flow, and
until the stream has made its way as much
as sixty miles from its source. Through
these self constructed pipes, produced thus
intermittingly, joint by joint, and through
the lengthening products that they form,
the lava is sometimes conducted at white
heat for lava for thirty or forty miles.
"When the flow reached the forest the
scene was like battle. The crash of fall
ing trees, the rolling of smoke and steam,
the darting of flames and the glare of the
overhanging clouds were sight passing
the power of tongue or pen or pencil.
Meanwhile the sullen flood of devouring
fire was doing its work below; drinking up
streams of water and obliterating their
channels, dispensing springs and pools at a
touch into flashes of vapor, filling up pits,
caverns and gorges, overrunning the glades
and overwhelming every obstacle in its
path. The noise fits march was tremend-
Gus. All along the front of the advance
the old rocks were exploding under the
heat, and the confined water was finding
its escape in steam. The rattle, as Of
musketry, and the boom of the heavier
explosions were heard miles away. On
one of my five visits to the flow | counted
ten detonations in minute.
"The amount Of lava thrown out of
Mauna Loa during the nine months of the
eruption, from November, 1880, to Aug
ust, 1881, would, think cover 100 square
miles twenty-five feet deep or the whole
State of Connecticut, to depth of six
inches. Professor Dana estimates that
there is rock material enough in Mauna
Ioa to make 1926 Vesuviuses.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-10-21

The undersigned, having settled in the Or
phans Court an account ofthe personal estate
ofJesse Hollingsworth, late of Carroll county,
deceased, and ascertained the balance in their
hands for distribution according to law among
the creditors of said deceased, hereby give
notice to said creditors to file their claims
against said deceased, legally authenticated,
with the Register of Wills for Carroll county,
on or before the 30th day of October, 1898,
preparatory to distribution Of the assets OF
said personal estate, to be made amongst said
creditors under the direction of the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, on the 9th day OF No
vember, 1898.
After the final ratification of said distribu-
ton by the Orphans Court aforesaid, the
undersigned will be prepared to pay to each
of said creditors their respective dividends,
according TO said distribution.
CARDIFF 7. H0LLINGSWORTH,
DAVID N. HENNING,
Administrators will annexed of Jesse Hol'
lngsworth, deceased. oct At