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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-22
WAITING FOR THE RUSH
/ Large Humber Of Capitalists and hin.
eE Already In Kaslo and SLOGAN.
BUILDINGS ARE GOING UP
Ore From the Freddie Lee Mine
10 Being Shipped ana
Others win Soon
Start.
BUILDINGS ARE GOING UP

W. J. Clsary of the Kaslo Transporta-
tton company arrived in this city yester-
day In company with William Lynch. Mr..
Cleary appear to be thoroughly satisfied
with the prospects OF Ksslo and the Slo-
can Tor the coming spring, and declares
before.
"1here are many visitors to the mines
already" said Mr.. Cleary, "aud our stage
line 10 now carrying an average Of 50 pas.
sengers Q day to and from tho mines. We
ks.s anna ss :a sssA s.s.
missed trip this spring. In few weeks
NO will need four or five daily stages eAcl,
way. but We have 20 head Of stage stoclg
ready for uss. and We will bs able to
handle all the passengers that come.
"The Kootsnst river 10 expected to open
ming u steamboat service will be the sig.
nal for the first grand rush. Tho sloiet'
road 10 still In good condition, but many
sre unwilling to enter the country until
the river is open.
biildings going up now, principally for
stores and business houses. Two laree
hotels and some dwellings are also being
built. Real estate 10 active and selling at
good flgurss, which will advance rapidly
during tho next 30 days. Many pros
psc,or: fcr the s,oS.n ns and and e: upper cOna
pare their outfits for the summers work.
"Just before starting to Spokane
bought Q half interest In the bimetallic
claim from Mike Hayden. This is on the
extension Of the Paine and Washington,
the other half being controlled by w. II.
Kennedy Of this city. There has been
little work done on this property, but we
expect 10 develop Il this spring. There
are many mineral sales reported every
week. at prices that show confidence In
the country.
''Ore IL still coming In steadily from the
Washington, Mountain Chief and Freddie
making good showing"
Lots that werc purchased three or four
months ago have doubled in value and are
on the rise. Buy before the boom strikes
there. Only 70 lots left at $50 each half
cash. Call and pick ous your lots at the
office Of
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Carpets, rugs, chenille curtains, dsa.
psrses. lace curtains, upholsting goods,
linolsums and floor cloths, In fact. all
houss-iurnishinGs wear out. always will
wear out. That part OF IL can't be hslpsd,
but there is no need TO patch up or TO IT,,
10 mako things last when you can buy
them bran new at such prices - the Con.
nell 10. Offer.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-22
eMUoOLINO CLOTHES.
he CwsteAs O0esss Smell . Asass
Abbey's 0sasesn~uG

Abbey's osoeem~ne
New YORK, March 2i.-The customs Of
6cials at this port belicve that they have
discovered an attempt 20 smuggle lot
Of theatrical costumes into the country.
u appears that . number Of Italian opera
sinRers arrived hero On the steamship
New York Sunday. Each one had from
two to four trunks and they dsslared "a
the customs officers that they had nothing
dutiable. An examination Of the trunks
showed that thsy we're ilile0 WIN nov
costumes. In All. enough for 800 people.
Mr.. Abbey saiA that hs held bills showing
that each member Of the company pur-
chased HE OF her costumes aud thsy sre
therefore entitled. under the lAw, 10 Cd
mission ffss Of duty ~ stools os trade. 4"
There were Q few things. he said. bslous-
ing to the management and on thess he
wanted 70 pay duty. He said that he
would submit satisfactory proofs Of all Of
his statsmsnts 10 the collsetor. Coilsctoe
Hendricks sAys that u the facts are 40
Abbsy-stasss the trunks will b rslsassd.
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NO MORE STRIKES.
~ the Leaders Are To ne Held Responsi-
bile They VIII Quit.

UIe Nuey VIII VuTtl
TERRE HArTE, Ind. March 2i.--Gmnd
Master Sargent, of the locomotive fire.
men. speaking Of the ruling Of Judge
Taft Of the United States circuit court. In
the Ann Arbor strike. holding him and
Chief Arthur responsible for the damages
resulting from their order for the strike.
says that Il 10 tho Gravest question
that ever confronted the brotherhood.
Said he: "If Judge Taft enunciated the
Law. II is death blow 10 labor organiza.
tions. II is certain that. IL arm to be held
liable for damages resulting from an or.
der to strike, am not going to order any
strikes"
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Never before was there such q great
variety in styles of coats. suits and jackets
as there are this season. II might almost
be said to be ''go-as-y s-you-plcasc" season.
OF course this neccssiiates much larger
stocks than ever. and this the Conneli Co.
havo in all the different styles Of Jackets,
suits, waists and gowns.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-22
MACkAv MENDiNC.
The Wounded lltllioasire ls l0psovlsl

The Wounded killionsire 10 10psovlag
Daily.
San Francisco, March 2l.-Drs. Morse
and keeney, who are attending John w.
Mackay, had . consultation this evening
and made the announcement that Mackay
we'll and Awoke much refreshed. Both
phystcians are much pleased with his con.
dition and say that he is doing ~ we'll %
possible; that tho crisis 10 past and quiet
snd rest are all that 10 necessary to rcstors
him 70 good health.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-22

BELFAST. March 2i.-Ths trial Of Ssmusl
Wesley De C0bAin, formerly . inenahsr a
parliament, was concluded to-day. De
Cobain Was charged With unnatural crimes
and was convicted and sentenced to ons
year ~ hard labor. The sentsnce was n.
ceived with general approval
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1T 10 A oLoRIoUs THINo.
Some Seal Robbsrs who Aspirs u Ne
come Pirate klags.

como FsFoto Hto8e
WASHINGTON. March 2i.-No i9oneynA-
tion has been received at the stats Uep2rt.
mcnt regarding the sailing Of the sonpher
Alexander for the Behrine sca 1lng
ground. as reported from San Fradpco.
Tho statement is madc that "it = be.
lieved that tho Alexander will s1rade
liquor for skins along the shores - tho
Behring sea and that, before the patrol
feet starts north, she will make dash
for the rookeries. ovcrpower the small
guard on the island, and then skip south
with full cargo Of skins" This, ~ true,
means that the vcssel will engage In .
scheme Of robbery on the high seas, which
comes dangerously near what iuterna.
tional law defines 40 piracy. and publishes
with death. There 10 reluctance ON the
part OF the state department officials,
therefore, to believe the report In full.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-22
HELENA's AMUSEMENT.

AsssAss Priss-Fight Arranged 10 the
Cracker City.
Special Dispatch to the stsadard.
HKLENA, March H.-Articies were to-
day signed between Billy Lewis. tho VOL
terweight, and Jim Burge. the Australian
Boy, for Q finish fight at MinR's opera
house In this city. April 6. The purss
offered By the athletic club b es0o, with Q
side bet Of $50.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-22
TACOMA'S SCANDAL.
fhe Wifs Of Ciistsa y. Ferry 0oves q
Nave Hn1 nlvorra IA AaaAA.

uove b0r DIVOTc0 80 Ah39o.
TACOMA. WASH, March 2t.-Evslyn p.
Ferry. tho former wife Of Clinton r. Ferry.
sAthe Dsshs of Tacoma" commenced suit
to-day TO have tho decree Of divorce and
division Of property cot aside. They are
the couple who caused . scandal In Paris,
France, three ysars ago BY the arrest Of
the wife and confession of adultery oy
her. In orsass 10 secure possession oe hee
child. She now dsniss al of The charges,
and also claims that the psopsrty v worth
e65O.00O instead OF 100000 a. claimed ~
tho time Of the divorce by the husband.
Ferry 10 now In Switzerland and An.
Ferry 10 In San Francisco.
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SrRIsoFiELD. Ohio. March 2l.-The Big
-Four striking switchmen this morning dc.
clared the strike of Internationally.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-22

Against the Pinksrtons
HARRISBURG, Pa, March 2l.-In the
house to-day. the anti-Pinkerton bill Was
finally passed.
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he WAS oEspoNDENr.


Tuscox. A. T.. March 2i.-H. $. Stew.
ems. prominent cattle man and delegate
to congress from Arizona from ls'2 to
1876. shot himself this afternoon, dying In
two hours. lie had been dcspondcnt for
some time, owing to cattle losses and III
health.
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FINED FOR ASSAULT.


Speclli Dispatch 20 Tho Standard.
BOULDER. March Eff. Laplante had
his trial before Justice Warner to-day for
nssa ulting Sheriff McNcill yesterday, and
Was fined SIS and costs. Not being able
work Il out.
The Republican journal., 1893-08-17
New LIFE.
~ * :, s. ! T. ~

Or. f. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT,
specfc for Hysteria Dizziness Fits. Neuralgia Head
ache Nervous Prostitution caused by alcohol tobacco
Wakefulness, Mental DEPRESSION, softening of Brain
causing insanity, misery. decay DEATH Premature Old
Age Barrenness Loss Of Power in Impotency
Leucorrh,Ra and all Female Weaknesses. Involuntary
Selfabuse. over Indulgence month treatment 81
6fors5 by mail We Guarantee 81 boxes Each
order for boxes with IS, will send written guarantee
to refund if not cured Guarantees issued only by
4. H. MOODY, Sole Agent. Belfast, Me.
The Republican journal., 1893-08-17

I I I-T- TT- ,IT-N TTT TTT[T-Tf'N ITT I IIFT
fn,13ii,. ti0. avaHiinatjt,n
.',..,s,,,i..;'. -4.',I....,'..,.,,.l
A', N'''lt9' NY ,'''''
t5' aGaeHhtN ''ile'i u ii- li-e
l'tIle>. pensions aud Pre-
1atNN i3lit w. II CtetlhlN that
Ha wp9li appainr I'LL Tile diS
ftD,HlFt;,fr anI re,pari,ibge
~mrlaifg 4nr.lneared III
1899 ''i'' IN w. ~
The Republican journal., 1893-08-17
BELFAST DIRECTORY.
RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,.

Trains leave $50 a M, and p and 80.
\. ~. Arrive AZ 800, and 90 a. m, an,
W. r. m.
Steamers leave Belfast for Camden Rock
land amt Boston, about 200 y. m. 70
Searsport, and Bncksport about $50 a. III
daily.
Steamer Korkland leaves Belfast fnr North
FORT, Camden and Rerklanl at $50 i. m fe
f"rt Point Bneksport, Winterpoit, Hamp
den and Bangor 1T IL y. m daily.
Steamer Viking leaves Belfast for Isles
horo and Castine at $40 a. IN. and 10 y. III
Arrives about 7 q, "A and | p y. III.
Steamer ElpGta connects with al trains ii
Belfast for N"rthport Camp Ground
Steamer tastint leaves Belfast for Green
Landing Tuesdays, Thursdays aud sdtur
diNS az ~ a. ~, arriN wing Mondays. Wed
nesdAN~ aud Fridays at 10 u. ~
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13

Cd Sejmu o~statniego " d stroit, Mich
do dnia 24go sierpnia 1893 Z. {. j. do
czasu RANKIN cola rschunk6w ,Zgody"
znalezlismy nastepujscy re sultat:
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w. T. SeYera Balsam

m chorobe pluo jest nsjlepszsm, mai
pewniejszem nsjbezpieozniejszsm 10.
karstwem na wszystkie cboroby CARDS
1 Pfuc, ma kaszel roanego rodzaju, dy.
ohawioe, zspalenie gardAA, febre pluo,
modry ksszel, krup, plucie krwia, wy.
silsjsce q kr6tkie o~ddychanie, ma su.
choty ! dokuozliwy kaszsl. Cena so o.
| 20 o. Przyrzadzil ". r. Severe v
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Togo DaIsamu
dosts6 motns we wszystkich polskich
czeskioh apteksoh. skutki togo bal.
samu:
OBJ. w. +. Severa, Cedar Rapidu
Iowa, Pshski Balssm oksxsl sic pr.v.
dziwym trodkiem do uratowanis 4ycis
moich Pieciorgn dzieci. Dwoje umarlc
nam, chociaA mialy nsjlepszych Ieksrzy.
zaniechslam rsdy tyob lsksrzy . Sever.
Balsamem uratowaism bmoie pieciorr
dzieci Przy kyciu.
Helena RoniczkOsoa,
Vining, lows.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13

Agent TAXI, naturalnie czlouek Zwiazku
Nsrodowego Polskiego, ma pobierac Cd
Powiedni procent, { j. cd abonent6w 10
proc. . cd ogsoszeh ! robot drukarskioh
Is proc.
DaleJ urzednikowi piatnemu t. j. re-
daktorowi jsdscemu M Ssjm IXty do
Detroit, Micb., ~wypiAoOno t75 90 M
koszta podr6sy, kt6re uwatamy "a ME
~iasci~e ! wprost przeciwne konstytu.
syi (patrz Art. VIII 5 IL Lit. e).
Je4eli Wysoka Isba uzna, 70 redaLtor
nzgody" zalicza sie do urzednik6w
Rssdu Ceutralsego, o csem konstytu-
cya zamilcza ] ma bye obecnym ma Sci
mach " takiu razie ma on koszta Do
droty IA Ssju pObieras, ME . faudu-
szu nzgody", . tylko zfanduszu Zwisz.
ku. A te pan redaktor pobiera PEN
sye nawet Podcsas pobytu jego ma Sci
mie, Przeto wediug naszego Idania,
koszta jego Podr6ty ME powinny pre-
Oosic ~iscej jak trey dolary driennie "
|ogole.
q otrzymsnego cd 81. Cenzora Przy-
byszewskiego niby to sprawozdanil e1-
Perta, niejakiegps Stefaua MaJczs, wy
.uac1ouego Pr1es tegoa C~sn.ora, do
Rswizyi ksisg nzgody", konisya R,-
wiryjna do niczego Przyjsc ME mogia,
gdyA ME o uwa4ac sprawosdania to-
60 - Aadne sPrawozdanie zasfuguj<ce
m uwage.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13

KAfDr, kto p~otrnebuje informscyi " asis-
dztni ogioezeh, nAjlepiej sobfe postapi
gdy kuPi e~gsemplarz Book for ADVERTISER,
ssWierataca 0oo s~tronnlc. Cena jednego do
lara. ,Wysyia sic pocEta IA odebraniem male
e.ytosci. zaWiera spis EebrHny akuratnie =
American Newspaper Din ectofy Wszvstkjch
nsJlepsEych pism, podaje liczbe ich ebonen-
Wsselkie dane tycsace sic ceny r6znych
.ogfoszeh bimesowych- Address RowelPs AID.
vertsing Bureau. 10 Spruce 81, New York.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13
UWagt k0misyi. kt6re dOdaIemy
WySOkieJ lzbie et.

UWagt kOmtsyi, kt6re dOdatemv
WysOkiej liable ej.
Po zamkuieciu ksisg .zgody" pred
Ssjmem, 90 Powinno nsstspic najp6z.
niej Is dni pred rozpoczeciem Sci.
mu, Rad Centrally W porozumieniu
sic z CsnIorem ma wyzn.czy6 komitet
IL 5du dla sprAwdzenia "a, hunkow
nzgody" j ~sprawozdanie swe ma pre-
dfoayc M Piervszej sesyi Sejmowej.
Komisya bowieu wybrsna podczas
Sejmu do p~odobnycb czynnosci Z trzy.
mule delsgat6w t. j. representative
GruP ma Sejmie do czynnego uduiaiu
" obradach ~Sejmowych. Komitet wy
aej wsPomnianych winien sic skiadae Z
trzech nowo obranych delegatow Rrup
Iamiejscowych dwoch misjscowych. ma
Seju nastepuy.
Dsiegaci zatem Powinui bye pred
stawieni Przez grupy Rzadowi Central.
nemu, Przynajmniej 30 dni pred Sell
mem: wysokesc wynadgrodzenia IA ich
PodroA, czas ! prace pod uznanie skla-
danny Rradovi Csntralnemu.
Komisya bowiem przyssia do przsko-
mania, it experty " rodzaju Majerow,
nsraaajs tax fandOsze .Zgodyn lax 8
zwiazku NsrOdOwego, M niepotr1ebne
straty ME zrobiwszy ia korsysc naszei
wielkiej instytucyi w.soej, jsk wielkie
nioI-oo Prsskonywa sprawo.danie
experta IA kt6re otrzymai sIOO 90 a
ktorej kopie przedstawiamy aloaon.
nam przez So. Cenxora " orvoin.Ie.
Wysokiej IIbis.
Organ z~Wissko-y nzgoda" ME Do
winien cd gruP zwiaskowych ~przyimo-
wac zadnych ogioszeh, ME przynosza-
cych ani korzysci ZwiazkowiN arodove-
mu Polskiemu, AMI podniesienia orpanu
z"iszkowego, mp. ogiosssh o majaoych
sic odbyd miesiecznych posiedEeniach
gruP, 'prawOEdah Z jakichbadz oboho-
dow, ktore nieraz zajmujs kilLs kolumn
nzgodzie''. Sprawozdanie obchodo-
We Powinno byc podswane do wiado-
mosci " streszczeniu.
nZgoda" powinns zamieszozac vieoe,
wiadOmosci Z ojc.yzny, zris.sk Nsro-
dovy ! oga ObChodzscych.
q wySokim szacuukiem
Komisya:
Leonard r.. OEszeaoski.
ZygmsSnt Taoorososki,
8. L0o6erski.
Izbs przyjeh sprawozdsnie komiSyi.
Ma wniosek del. Machsk ~uchwalouo
wyPsaciS Sekr. sejmu x 20 $40 "a ich
praos.
Del. Makielski stawia wniosek dotv.
ozscy budowy domu dla rsdskoyi Ego.
dy" druksrni biura Re. Csntr.
Del. olsrewski PropOnuje 1skupiepie
Prasy druksrskisj.
RozPoozely sic osywione debsty, "
ktcryoh udzial wzieli Kas. Msjewski,
del. MacheA, Olszewski, Twarowski,
KokosE, Radzihskt, sawioki, smulski,
Kossk, Lipihski.
NA'tsPnie laWieszOnO sssye do 7.SO
wieozorem.
Qisg daIszy nsstapi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13
Nisg dalszy nsstapi).

Agnies.ks Gysewska ~pOszukuje me-
"a swego Jana Gy1swskiego, Eprofesyi
ewc pcchodzsosgo = W~aruzawy q Cd
. LAT gdEies z~sginionego. Ktoby vie
oziaf 90 o MIN lob on sam mech sic
zgsosi pod No. ~ I-sza utica New
York, N. Z. - Agnieszka Gytswska.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13

art. XIV. W debatach wxieli udxial oh.
Siomihski, del. Rudzi6ski, Poszwihski,
Z~aborowski.
Del. G6recki stawia wniosek, ably v
miejsce par. IA stawiono nowy paragr,i
jak nassspuje: w pr.ypadLu nieuls-
cIalnego kalectwa lub choroby czlonek
q. N. P. ma otr.yms6 wsparcie " sumie
$50 dol. jsko zaliozke M posmiertue.
Del S~sftnowicz robi poprawke do
wniosku tego. ably wsparcie wrazie ME
uleczalnego kalectwa lub choroby wy
nosilo 200 dol.
Del Rudsihski proponuje, aby kaady
c%zsonsk nalesacy do z. N. p. prsez 9
miesiecy " razie gdyby utrao,l obie no.
81, obie rece Tub Ewrok = otrzymsl
600 dol. tytuiem PoGuiertnego | zrzekl
sie wsaelkich pre'eusyi do zwis1ku.
Isbs przyjela wniosek del. G6reckiego
Z p~oprawka del. Stefsnowicza-
Nsstepuie marszaiek sejmu odczytal
list Cd eksperta naietego do rewizyi
ksiag rw. Expert ]. E. LeszcEyfski
tada n prace sws 25 dol. Uchwalono
sumo 70 wyPiaeic oh. Lsszczyhskiemu.
Dalej sekr. sejmu odozytai umows
pomiedzy DR.. II. Kalussowskim . prez.
Re. Cent?. A. S.taleckIm dotyc,scej
Muzsum 1 Biblioreki N. P. Ma wniosek
del. Mskielskiego seju uDowe przyjai.
Komisya do rewizyi ksiag nzgody"
zdsje " sprawozdanie.
DO
Wysokie1 Is6ie Seimu Xgo 20 Chicago,
III. 70 Hat Puioskiego.
SPRAwozEANIE
Komisyi do sprAwdzenia ksiag pzgody".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13
OgfOszenie.

EtLL chOesz poia6 jake oelossenis y IN,
= hembsn1 miejscG 1 cxasie, piss do Geo
z. Rowen d o., No. 10 Spruce St, New
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-12-13

SPRAwoZEANIE
Komisyi do sprAwdzenia ksiag ,zgody".
Cd Sejmu ostatniego W d stroit, Mich
do dnia 24go sierpnia 1893 I. t. j. do
czasu zamkn cola rschunkow ,zgody"
znalezlismy nastepujscy re .ultst:
Dochod przez czas wyAej wyuieniouy
pr1edstawia sume......... al2.504 20
Rozch6d " tymte czasie..... 1909 SO
Zatem niedoboru. &565.57
Prenumeratorow prywatnych kt6rych
,,zgodA" Posiada jest lO7 (sto siedmiu)
reszte zas stanowia cllonkowie zwiazku
Narodowego Polskiego. Ola kt6rych to
" ogols oko,o 5000 exemplary jest
drukowanych.
Pc xbadsniu ~dokiadnym zauwatali-
Sony. IL niedob6r pochodyi " znacznej
c1ssoi zniecaakowitego opiacanis mis
~siecznych oyrkularzy przez grupy
zwiaskowe. gdyz takowe zawsre zostajs
WHINE jakas sumo. - Otrzymane zas
Pienisdze cd grup, sekretarz jeneralny
rozdziela M fuudusze zwisIkowe, q tyl.
10 ~pozostaia resste, obraca m dobro
nzgody".
Dalej zalegsosc cistacs ma grupach Z
podstku m~iesiecznego wynosi t282.75
"a abonament prywatny winni l25.25
Razem $4O8 90
"a roboty drukarskis tax cd
gruP jsk p~rywatuych os6b
naie4y sie................. $382.05
Ia ogiosienia. t525.75
Nalsty sic zatem nzgodzis"
" ogole. $l3l5.00
odtraciwszy niedob6r ,zgody" s505.57
zstsm nZgodzie" n~slsaaioby sie 20
~zaPiaceniu wy4sj wYmienionych zals-
Poniewaa druk nZgody" wynosi "
prIecisgu dwoch lat pokszoa sumo
sl970.25 eaten oddsjemy wysokiej
Isbie sejmowej pod Eoislejsze dsbaty,
czyby ME ~nAlesaio sprauie msszyne
drukarsks ola nZgody".
Dalsj 90 sic tyczy zaleg4sgo pOdatku
cd grup, Wysoka IEba rsczy sic Ego
die Z naszym wnioskiem: Ably sekr.
jeneralny PREY s,isgauiu nsleanosci cd
gruP, zar.z wpisywsi podatsk nale4ay
/, Zgodzie" " Jej ksiegi; zsleglosc zaa
oisasca z tegO POwodu ma grupash, zali-
ozal = conto zalegloGci ~zwiszkowych.
Co do EalegiOsCi "a ogiossenia. propo.
nujemy wysokiei Iabie, ably ,.zgoda"
ME przyjmowsis Esdnyoh oelosze6 do
poty, dopoh tskowe prEynsjmnisj try
miesisce naprzod ME beds oplaoane.
Prepumeratorom oboym powinno sic
wyselse Ii tylko try pierwszs numers
ns oksz, nsstepnis po nieodebraniu 70.
wiadomisnia wrAz z na~Ieanoscia, przy-
nsimniei polroczna, nsdal ME wyselac.
W ~rachunkscb znajdujsmy sumo
s2.9l7.o7 "a Pspier IA potrzeby ,,zgo-
dy", Ewraoamy vieo uwsge WySokiej
IEby, ably potrzebny Ola szgody" pa
pier, wproSt z fsbryk " wiekszej ilosoi
byl zskupiony z fandusz6w zwiszko-
wycb, ne rachuuek szgody". 90 by sic
przyczynilo do Oszczednosci z~nsczuis "
wydatksOh ! wydawnictwis .zgOdy".
Dslej pr~zedstawiamy Wysokiei Isbie
ably Rad centralny ns przysrlosc Wy.
znaezyi Iednsgo sgsnta Z kaadej miei
sOOwOSei, gdzie sic grupy swiazkows
znsjdujs, v ceIu sbiersnis ogioszs6,
abonent6w, robot drukarskich I. d. -
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-03-30

Mrs. Eliza McQuivy Of Ripton was with
her brother, Emulous Downer, a few days
last week.
A daughter was born to Wesley and
Josie Hodgkins, March Is.
Geo. Trask was in Bethel, Saturday.
Eugene Tucker has taken II. J. Kidder's
farm and moved there.
Carrie Crawford of Boston is here for
a few days.
Mark Stanley is here, helping George
Knowlton during sugaring.
Ira Towne returned to Stowe, Monday.
Auburn Garfield went to Boston, Mon
day.
Mrs. E. G. Blaisdell of Bridport is with
H. NJ. Wing and family for a few days.
Geo. T. Crawford is thinking OF starting
the Pulp Co.'s logs soon.
Chas. Carter's child, nine months old,
died March %. The funeral was held in
Brandon and she was buried in the Catho-
lie grounds at that place.
Dana Morse OF w. Randolph purchased
three yoke of oxen here last week.
Several ofthe young people from Ripton
were at Emulous Downer's last Friday
evening.
Mr.. Barnes of Danvers, Mass, was here
4doi VEGA " OACh ~ 1--WE
Mrs. Jane Harvey and son, Henry, were
in Bethel last week.
James Beckwith has gone to Lawrence,
Mass.
Ward d. Hodgkins was in Bethel last
week.
Ransom Morgan, who has been here for
a few days, returned to Boston last Monday.
g. w. Angel sold a COW to Barnes, for
$50. Isaac Taggart also sold him a heifer,
nearly two years old. for 80. This class
of stock sells better than horses just now.
Miss Smith Of Boone, Iowa, Miss Nor
throp of Portland, Oregon and Miss Chap
man OF Cleveland, Ohio, students at Wellss-
ley College, and Miss Tournier of Paris,
teacher of French at Wellesley, are with
Sidney Smith and wife for several days.
Mrs. Baird of Goshen is sick at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.W III. Wilson.
Clara Bush has rented her place to AL
fred Phelps.
Chas. S. Bent is through driving stage
and goes to Boston soon to act as conduct
or on an electric car.
Cynthia Brown of Goshen spent Sunday
With G. W. Angel and wife.
Those who nave not signed the petition
to the Worlds Fair, and would like to do
so. will please send their to Mrs. f.
A. Kezer at once.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs. w.
H. Campbell, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Tiukham fell and hurt her
arm last week.
Lewis Mason and wife lave moved to
Brandon.
Mrs.Luoy Wiley has returned to WoTces
ter, Mass, with her son
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Olcott.

Henry Armstrong was severely injured
last Saturday in the company's yard.
While he was fixing a car, another car
loaded with wood ran into him. The ac-
cident was caused by the neglect Of the
switchman.
C.E. Cambridge is now working in Brad
ford.
Geo. Goodwin and wife have moved to
hel fathers on Christian st.
The firm Of Wilmont & Newton has dis
solved par tnership, Wilmont buying out
Newton's interest.
Geo. Labbie has moved his family to
Lebanon, where his daughters are to work
IN the mills.
Laura Smith OF ". Fsirlee mas been vis-
iting at JIG. Ellis's.
A. W. Alger returned to Berlin last Fri
day.
&c. Ellis and wife recently visited Rev.
and Mrs. Farnsworth at Bellows Falls.
Simon Jacobs went to New York Mon
day to buy a line of spring goods.
Miss Goss is entertaining her cousin
from Bethel.
Mrs. George Jordan is spending some
time with her sister in Canada.
Frank BIarston and family are visiting
friends in No. Thetford.
]. w. BraIey is getting his house, which
he recently bought of Chas. Labbie, ready
to be occupied.
Mrs. Fannie Baker OF Copperfield has
been visiting her sons, George and Rich
ard.
Mrs. r. MailIiott died last Saturday OF
consumption.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Walker spent Sun
day at H. H. Gusha's.