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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
UTOPIA IN The BAY STATE.

Many Advantages Enjoyed BY Members of
a Brookline Cooperative Company.
A number of people living in Brook
line, Mass, are enjoying many Of those
ideal advantages that every house
holder dreams Of and, according TO the
New York Evening Post, without any
of the vicious results that certain stu
dents Of social questions warn Us are
inherent in cooperative communities
These people live in houses perfectly
warmed and lighted by outside powers
The same or similar powers take care
Sof their sidewalks winter and summer,
wash and sweep the front steps and
look after the lawns and flower beds.
All this is done at a moderate cost.
Each house has in the rear grass plot
of its own and ia the center Of the
square formed by the four rows Of
houses there is park with trees and
walks and tennis courts. In this park
Is placed a pretty casino, where the
members of the community can dance,
bowl or play billiards. except on those
occasions when some member engages
il for special entertainment. For
such events as dinner, dance or
reception, the entire building with its
Conservatives may be rented for 50.
This includes the attendance of a
man from 20 II o'clock in the even
ing. Decorations of plants and flowers
are to be had at moderate additional
cost. The caterers charge for table
service, crockery, etc, for 100 persons
is $50. Small and early parties begin
ming at o'clock and with the last
guest gone at 1920 have the use of the
hall for 81. 80. Of this plan of coopera-
ton a man who has been householder
twenty-five years says: This commu-
nitv of interest In no way trenches up
on privacy, and it is as easy to preserve
seclusion and independence as In city
block, where neighbors are practically
strangers. I find myself for the first
time, although In the largest house 1
have been privileged to occupy, entirely
without the cares of household"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
BINDING.

Here reprinted. Two frogs fell into q
cream pitcher After a few unsuccess-
full attempts 10 jump out, one of them
gave up.
Its no use" ne said. ''We may al
well die and be done with it,
Not SO, answered the other. You
may do as you like. shall keep Jump
ing as long as there is any life in me
Who knows but something VIII turn
up?''
This speech put new heart into frog
Number One, and both began 70 try
harder than ever 20 reach the top OF
the pitcher.
The natural result followed. Tho
cream was presently churned 70 but
ter, whereupon the frogs got on top %
il, and the next moment were out Of
prison -Youth's Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
WESTERN JUSTICE.

The Court Thought That There Had Been
Criminal Delay in the Case.
The dispenser of the finest brand Of
western justice sat on soap box with
a law book spread before him on an up
ended whisky barrel, says the Detroit
Free Press.
"Who arrested this MANI" he asked.
as the prisoner stood mp before him.
I'VE did" responded half a dozen
citizens standing around.
What's the charger"
"HOss stealing"
kin you prove it?"
"You betcher life we kin! We ketched
him In the act"
The Judge looked ugly.
"Wfll YOU swear 20 it?" he asked.
Course we will; didn't we jist tell
you we ketched him at it?'
"All right, gents" said the Judge,
blandly, as he laid his gun across the
law book, IN fine each an every one
of you ten dollars and costs for con-
tempt of court in fetchin' him here and
dismiss the case agin the prisoner.
You oughter strung him up when you
ketrhed him -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17

Here f. = good s.ory - . co-. zIicA
has .he further z.sT.t - ae.ay true.
AZ lisa retriever u--l Ea1 l~r1
taught - h-zy l-s z-as-es.a s-.----n
whez required SO o-s day eEl-s. .s-
f-r-l enc RON WA-z vastore sere
calling, IS h~ was z-aE-aS 5t1-s~ z
rather tro1tlesal-s- Tie 90, feeling
himself .a aayTaee. L. crdsF - pro
p...ate hss master. seat - sveFT te--
raoz ~ che lozs- ard collected a.. t.a
fI.ur--- ard Cd sao--s - cg2i4 -t-
srhs. -e ee --lsi.ec o1ts-1s tte Pz~-..-
11..- l1s~.us re seS.-ass - tee -a..r
4 -f- al-ae rhca tat eocr Tsss eFs@sa
E1s - >-r,=S @.s!sass 49, sls sszEs
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
BIG WICHITA EXCURSIONS.
Neodesha Coming over Here to do up the
HendcrSous.

Colonel II. W. Barre of Neodesha is in
the city. He is fat gentleman who
weighs several hundred pounds. bnt for
all that he is a genial ruStler. Mr.. Barre
is here billing the city with posters in
flaming colOrs for the immense excursion
that will come from Neodesha to this city
on August %. Over 700 persons will come
here with tins excursion and \ great time
is expected. The OCCASION will be splen-
did picnic at Riverside park 10 be followed
in the afternoon by an exciting game at
the Wichita bail grounds between Hender-
sons Pets aud the crack Nsodesha nine.
This big blow out will be followed on the
10th of September by similar excursion
from here to Neodesha TO witness an i'm.
menso gas explosion and display.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
SWIPED HER HOSE
He kroLED WITH a W0MAN'S HOSE
IND Is NOW IN JAIL

While Wading n Wichita Woman j.
Robbed of a Big Roll Which She
Had Banked in Her Hosiery.
Gay Young friean Nabbed
While Trotting a Fast
Gait With the Stolen
Wealth-The Mon
ey is Partly
Recovered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
"a IS BURNED.

Colonel HUFFMAN came in yesterday
morning from Kiowa AID reports tie
burning of three freiL n cars on
the Kansas Southern, near Mayfleld. The
cars were stock cars and were fired by
sparks from the engine. The train WAS
cut TO pieces 20 separate the burning cars
from the train. One Car burned In one
place aud two others at some distance
away, so that the track had 10 be rebuilt
in two places before the track was cleared,
after a delay OF four and a half hours.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
TRAIN PARTED.
Conductor and 4 Tramp Were Badly NJ shed
BY IL.
ulaInutF,

Last night about o'clock the Santa Fe
freight train No 423, southbound, broke in
two near Putnam, little station between
Newton and Sedgwick and the two halves
collided with such violence as TO inJure the
conductor, J. j. Lsddy. severely cutting
and bruising him about the head and face.
while "A young tramp who, with about a
dozen others. was beating his way in box
car, bad an eyebrow laid open to the bone
and was badly bruised about the body.
Mr.. Leddy was apparently in daZsd
condition ana had not recovered from the
shock when he was put on No. 4OS ami sent
back To Newton. The tramp reported at
the police station and was attended TO by
tire city physician. No one else on the train
was seriously hurt and the train was not
damaged enough to cause any delay. IL
pulled out on time in charge of another
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular conclave of Mount Olivet com
mandery, No Il, Knights Templar, this
evening, at the asylum, southwest corner
Main and First streets
The ladies Of the Central Christian
church will give luncheon. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. N. A Carvin, North Market
street, between Ninth and Tenth streets
this afternoon from TO 5 O'Clock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
BABY TOOK MORPHINE.

Harry Finley, the 1s.months old child of
J. w. Finley, of South Topeka avenue
swallowed two large morphine pills
Wednesday evening, and for tIgenty-four
hours its life WAS almost dIspaIred OF. He
got the pills when no one was IN the house
and they had taken effect before bis coudi-
tion WAS discovered, and It was not until
a search revealed that the box was empty
that the nature OF the case was known.
DIR. Thomas was called and for eighteen
hours was constantly at the side of the
little patient, who is now great deal
better, though not Yet considered out of
danper
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
WIZ Tnmnr We. NV.

Tommy il not well He has hao
cold. and Is q little shy" said Mrs.
Yeryer 20 visitor IN explanation q
the boys conduct
If he is q little horse Cont wonder
that he shie- replied tie v.aitoE.-
Texas SIftiugs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17

County examiner and was instructing a
country school teacher on the questions
that would be asked of ner.
Putting this and thai and other things
together said the Chief, a 10 lot believe
for MON Mt that Jacques has committed
suicide. He Is pretty slick fellow and he
works the religious and morality business
to a finish and in good style
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
A PaIpabie Hit.

Mrs. Fswls-Does your husband stil
drink as much as eyer2
Mrs Troo-Oh. no. indeed.
I'm so glad, How long mas be been
doing better2
Ever since be had quarrel with
your husband. and they ceased % as.
sociate ~. !. Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
PROBATE COURT.

Estate of Robert Black: Ordered on the
showing and application OF the executors
that they pay all taxes due from the de-
ceased at bis death.
Guardianship OF Frank y. Brandow:
Petition 20 sell real estate set for hearing
August 80. IS94. at 10 o'clock, and ordered
that ten DAYS personal notice be given TO
said minor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
HARDNESS SUCCESSOR.

II is reported. on good authority. that
:. I. ShankIand of OsSawatOmIe. will sue
coed Mr.. Russell Harding a. superIntend-
ent OF this division Of the Missouri Pacific
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
NEW YoPK ST0pE
I'VE Sell Goods Cheaper
Than ANY Other House in the World,
But for Cash Only"

DOR the last two or three DAYS we have
I received many goods, mostly Domes-
tics and goods that people use this time Of
year.
Late Novelties in Imported Goods and
Fine American Weaves are not out until the
first Of September, and by that date we will
try and be in New York to secure choice
selections of the latest novelties as they arrive
from the foreign countries.
CASH HENDERSON,
$50 and l32 North Main St
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
RUFUS TALKS OUT
CEIEF OF POLICE DOES NOT BE-
LIEVE JACQUES IS DEAD.

The Missing Man He Says Was Slick
and Very Friendly TO Country
BelleS-He Took Alleged Teach
ers to Rooms to Give Them
Pointers for Their EX-
aminations-C Caught
Him in Several
Shady Trans
tons,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
MAJoR MORRILL, IN TOWN.

Major Morrill,, Republican candidate for
governor, was in the city yesterday aud
called at the EAGLE Office.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
Keep Aovizg.

Az exchange prints fable adapted
70 hard times l. i meant 20 % z0os-
and IL furtherancs 20 ths, ed q 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
FOUR A>p FIVE FILLED.

SONS More Good Entries for the state Fair
Races.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17

Entries are now completed for races No.
and No Al the state fair 10 be held in
this city October 10 . inclusive. They are
a. fnllnNCs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-16

Zarzsd newo zaIoaonej Ligi.
Prezes p. Esszm Jerzmanowski, Iszy
vice prezes p. ]. Nspieralski, IIgi WI.
ce prezes p. NJ. Kruszxa,
Dyrektorsmi obrani zostali:
N. L. Piotrowski. Ant. B.rezyfski 2
Chicago, Franc. x. Rydzewsk Z South
Chicago, liz. Czerwihski z Milwaukee,
J.. Kacznsrek z South Bend, w. Ka.
mihski Z Toledo, DIR. J. Czupka z Bal
timore, Sztein Shsmokin, Pa, K. 10.
faw.ki z Pittsburgh, T. Wasow1oz z Fl.
ladelfd.
Nadto z grona ksieay ma reprezenta..
Ia duckowiehstws PREY Zarsdzie Ma.
czelnym wybrsny zostaf Wiel. ks. II,
Gulski z Milwaukee.
Sta. Skarbu N~arodowego:
Wybrani zostalI przez aklamacye:
Z Chicago, Klenens j. Biell6ski, An.
drzsj Bielihski. u innych Mast: JOE.
Gasiorowski I South Bend, N. Guzman
z Mill Geek, Wis, Fr. N~ietorawski 2
Milwaukee, Szozep. Nowsk z Toledo,
Wfad. Welzant z Baltimore, joel
J6zefowski Z PHILADELPHIA, Wiel. ks. A.
'Nowicki Z South Chicago, Wiel. Ks.
praiat Miskiewicz z Pittsburgs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-16
Gf0wna Kwatera Woiskowe
Akademtl stanOW lied.

s.. r. Adalia SataLecki
prezes Rzsdu Centrslnego u. N. P.
574 Noble Str. Chicago, Ill.
WEST Po1NT, N. Y. 4 msjs 1894.
Szanowny Panic:
Nam honor ~zawisdomi6 niniejszem
S~zanc-aego Psns, 20 list Pahski 2 dnis
% kwiotnis ! telegram z dnia 2 najs
otrzymsiem. Wienieo z kwiatov prey.
byi w~ozorsj po obiedzie ! zostsi W tel
chwli umisszczony "a pomniku Kos
ciuszki.
Otrzymslisny r6wnie. wozorsj psozks
zawisrsjsca 500 exemplary broszurki
historyoznej 500 medsli. Kstdy ofeer
! ksdet nsszego zskisdu otrzymai DO
jedneJ broszurce ] medslu,
Imie Kosciuszki jsko amerykshskie.
60 totnierzs Jest tax wisloe szanovs-
mem " lynn krsju . szoEegolnieJ tn we
West Point, kt6re byio swisdkiem ME.
kt6rych Z najwsaniejsEych prsc Kosclu.
szki,te byiem niezmiernie kontent z pa.
dsrzsjacej sic ~sposobnosoi oddsnis hoidu
pamieci Kosciuszki nsuet " ~rocznice
tax maso msjscs do ozynienis Z smery.
ks6sks historya-
Dzekuje ~uprzejmie "a medsle, bro.
sxurki / wIenieo.
ktczsc wyrszy szscunku zostsjs Psf
skim powolnym siuga
o. II. Finest
Puikownik Inzynieryi
superintendent.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-16
Polacy W Ameryce.

Tow. Mar, Bartoszs Glowackiego "
Milwaukee, Wis. p~ostanowilo zsioayt
czytelnis jak tea jua poozstek Jest FRO.
biony, j to pod imieniem d~zielnego Bar.
tosEs Giowsekiego, kt6ry t4kse sobie
zasiutyi ably i jego imis byio wspomina.
ne.
odzywsmy sic do wszystkich wyds.
wniotw ~Polskich. ably rsezyli mas We.
sPrzec. ably byli iaskswi nam nadsysae
gazety, ! zsrszen prosi sic wydswniotws
Polskie o ksisiki, abysny mogli zbior
nssz Powieks.yc.
hastepujscy ebywstsle x,otyli Oi.ry
M bi~blieteke:
A. Pozorski safe do ksistek, M,
KszniecEsk tl.oo. w. P~ierzchslski
Leo, FIR. Asehut 1.oe, Ig. Trzebistov.
ski Loo, An. Wsjer Loo, Jsk0b Zsrek
Loo, r. Desrogowski 5Os., K. Orch.i.
ski Loo, A. ~Pulezyhski 5Oc., Jaa So.
wihski Loo, brsois Gavin Loo, w.ltin
Pie'rowsk Loo, Jan Biedrzy6ski Loo,
Roman Czerwihski Loo, A. RoAewski
boo, Aug. Dstlsf 50s., J6zsf S,upeoki
Loo, Felix's Piotrowicz Leo, B. D.-
browski 5Oc., A. Miehslski 5Oc., Jskob
Kubsl Loo, A. An1rzeJewski Leo, w.
R.kowsh Leo, FIR. Trook 50s., Al.
Czerwihski 50o., T. kukssrewioz Loo,
Jskob Krygier 5Oo., J, J.nkowski LOO,
Szynsn sEvsjz 25o., w. Kszmieez.k
A. Keteeki 25s.. Jan Koteski Zoo, Fs.
Kesecki Loo. FIR. Muchs 1.os, M. Bur.
ezak 70 O., Jaa Nowsoki l.os. Jossi
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-16

Nowioki 50e, A. Cserwifski 5Oo. wa.
Pozorsk Loo, p. Kleias Loo, J6zef
Staehewski &c., A. Cyzmer Loo, T.,
Bsosko~ski Loo. st. Wsrrala soc. N.
Dymek 3bo., Jan Mikoasjosak 6Os., FIR.
k'gaiihski 5Oe, Jan Szyma6ski Loo,
8. Rozinsk 1.50, A. Po.orski 5oe., F.
Zslevski 25e., Piotr Ssymkewiak Loo,
W. SEranka Loo, Jan Srramka Loo, 81.
Ssranka Loo, N. Bisisdny 25e., J6sef
TeonPezyhski Loo, W. Cywi6ski Loo,
Jozsf K~wafniewski 25s. i IL ksia4ek,
J6ssf Fiaiek "a ksisask, K.z. Neuman
wydawos nsiowa" 20 ksi,4ek, M,oh.f
Kruszka wydswca nKuryera Polskiego"
8 ksiaaek.
Dziekujac wytej wymienionym Ola.
rodswcom n iaskawe skiadki uprssu-
ny szanownych rodak6w o poparcie m.
szej biblietski.
q bratnisn pozdrowieniem
ZarSSd Bi6lioteki Too. Bortoszc
G'osoackiego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-16

W1NoNA, MINI. 7go mss 1894.
ia " smutku Psgrstons wdows 20 6.
p. B~srtio.ieiu Drsszkowskin ski.dsn
~nsjOzulsze Podziekowsnis Zsrzadowi 2.
N. r. wszsystkim zwiszkowym "a RE-
tslne ~wypssoenie mi 5000 posmiertne-
go. zsrszem skasds. dzieki KNku
Dramstyoznenu grupie "A z. N. r. do
kterego MOI msa miai zsszczyt naleasd.
Fronciszka Drqszkovska.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-16
Wiadomosci~ zwiszkowe.

-zswisdamiam wszystkich ozsonk6w
Tow. Polskieh Krswc6w grupy Sci
" Chicago, IL sala posiedzsh zostala
Imieniona 1 obecnie Towarzystwo bedsie
miafo swe regulsrne m~iesisorne posie-
dzeais " lokalu Oh. Jana Drazby, r6s
Division ! Clesver nj. Posiedzenia beds
sic odbywac regularnie " kaads ozwsrts
niedziels po~ Pierwszym miesiaca. Ma.
'tePne P~ssisdzeoie odbedzie sic dnia q
m.ja' o godz. 2sI pc poluduiu, n.
ktore wszyscy ozlonkowie obowis.ani
- sic stawi6, gdya - watne sprawy do
1afatwienis. Kasty pocztowe ME beds
rozsytane. - w imieniu T~owarzystva
M. Zeikewski, sekr. prot.
P~ssisdzenie Tow. J. Poniate vskie-
go 81. 81 " Buffalo, N. Y. odbedzie sic
" nisdziels L 20 naja o godz. 3sj DO
Poaudniu. = w. Wesosowski. sskr.
= Ma Posledzsniu Tow. Spiewu iw.
frojcy No L. PREY keseiele fw. Trsjey
" Chicago, ILL uchwalono, ably ws.ysoy
'.ionkowie wyaej wspomnisnego Towa
rzystwa " sebote 1890 msja przyst,pili
do wsP6lnsj spowiedzi, . " nied.isie
to Jest " uroozysrosc sw. Trolley do
wsPoinsj komunii sw. Choroba tylke
uwalnia. Tow. to " dzieh Sligo maj.
~wystePujs in oorpore M przyjecie Maj
Przewieleb. Arcybiskupa. - ). BIaszka
sekr.
- Grupa 89sa M SVEN roosnem DO.
siedEenia obrata nowy zar..d: J.k6b
Kaosmarek prezes, J6zef Kwiatkowski
wise Prezes, Piotr Ssrkowski sekr. prot,
" ejoieoh Nowsk sekr. 2gi, J6.sf Js.
zior.ki kasyer, Ignaoy Grzsskowi.k
opiekua kasy.
Ws1elkis lsty tyozaes sic grupy sssj
adrssowac nslety: P. Serkowski, Mi.
noak, Ill. Box IS.
Wild. Aren't, sekretar. ~. l5S v
Buffalo, N. Y. xawiadamis ozlsnk6v
To"arzystws Obrehoy oret. Pslsk,seo,
70 Posisdzenie rsozne, zarszem / mic.
sieozne, edbedzle sic dnia 20 msjs br.
o godziais Sej 20 Psaudniu, " lokaiu
OBJ. Antoaiego Partyki. Obesnosc IA.
zdego ozionka jest ~koDieczn., poniswsa
obrana zostanie nswa administracya m
rok przysz'y. Nieobecnofe o.lonka m
Posiedzeniu podpada karze jednego do
lara. Adres sekretarza: Wlad. Aren't,
800 Wilson 1t. Baffalo, N. Y.
= GruPa lob, Tsw.rzystwo E. Jsr.-
manewskiego " Auburn, N. Y. obrala
M rok Pr.ysziy nastePujaca administea-
eye: Jul. Wydzyhski, Prezss; Jan Gut
kowski, wioe Prezes; Max. Rosihski, 70
kretarz; Adam Pawiewski, kasyer.
Wsselkie korespondencye listy pre-
syiane byc pewinny pod adresea sekrs.
TARA: M. Rosihski, A Perfine street,
Auburn, N. Y.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam wszyst-
kioh sIionkow Towarrystws Kosynierry
Kosoiusski, gr. 1874, ably sic stawili ma
Posiedzenie, ktore odbedzie sic " ME
dziele, dnis 20 nsjs br. o goizinie Bel
Pc Poiudniu, " domu OBJ. Nowaka, pod
No. 1918 Broadway, Buffalo, N. Y.
Obeenos6 wszystkish czlonkow Jest
kenieszns. - FIR. Szyperski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-16

Ns 1eohol Z sesy1 W1ecu sekr. odczy-
tai nsstspujssa korsspondencye:
Do wiecu Polskiege
Chicago.
Obywatslel
w swoim czasie podpisalismy oder.
We do braei rodak6w " st. ri. Pom.
Am. " sprawie wiecu | ligi Polskiej, "
przskeasaiu, 70 zar6wno pierwsza jak
'druga przyniosa powaany po.ytsk po:
lakom " Aneryoe / og6le sprawie
narodoWej.
obecnis jednak z powodu przyjssis
niekt6rych psragrsf6w W konstytuoyi
hgi sPrzeciwisjacych sic nasEym osobi
tymprzekonaniom i zasadom instytaeyi
do kt6rej n~aczelnego zarzadu ~naletynt,
xmuszeui jestesmy wstrzymsS sic OF
uczestniotwa " nowo zaioaonej lidzs.
u wysokim sxaeunkiem
Wiktor Barlohski,
Jan Smulski,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-16
SHoDA. lego naja 1894.
(Ui%g daisy z strony l-eI)

do organizaoyi Kom. Cent?. " 1852 Z.
Pc s~twisrdzeniu jej kwalifkacyi .s
strouy konisyi nad.orczej, bedzie miai.
Prswo podnosi6 I proosnt6w ~rocznyoh
i rozporxadsa6 niemi. ZwiSzek Wy.
chodztwa Pol. wxisi m siebie troske @
wzrost tsgo skarbu - leoz konisys
nsdzorcza jest stais 1 cd niego ME n.
le.cs.
Konisya nadzoroza sklada sic z lu'
dai cieszscyeh sic og6lnem zaufsnien
Politye.nsm. Preressm jest puikownih
Zygmunt Mikowski (Tonasz Jet) &c
lstai ssarzec, kt6ry przez Gale ayole tc
ssowem, to pi6ren walczyi q ojczyzna
Wice-nrezesem DR.. Hearyk GIerszyhski
ozsenkami: DIR. zygmunt Laskowski
pref. uniwersytetu " Gsnswie; i dw6oh
Poss6- do rady pahstwa. ktorych tn
publicznie wymieni6 ME mogs.
Nam ter ~nadzieIe, 10 przyszfy seju
q. N. P. zezwoli m p~oisozenie skarbu
pod iego opieks zostsjtcego Z skarben
" Rapperswylu - wtedy zarzad
skarbu bedzie miai prawo gicsu " ko.
misyi rsdzorszej.
Jesacze raz wzywa sic M zgromadze.
ME v saie drogich nam ids.35w roda
k6w zwiaEkowych i wog6le polakow
dobrej we'll.
Ma zebraniu tom przystapi sic do or.
ganizaeyi pobor6w.
Pozdrowienie i b~raterstwo.
Franciszek Hieronin Jd5tohski,
r~eprezentant Nv. Wyoh. Pol.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-11-01

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
amy case of CaJarrh that cannot be cured BY
Halls Catarrh Cure
Ed. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known f j.
Cheney for the last II wears, ami believe linn
perfectly honorable IN all business transac-
tions and financially able ~ carrv oHt ANY
obligations made hv their firm.
WEST ~ TRIAx, Wholesale Druggists, TN
leslo, q
WAlplNG, KINNAN < MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally
acting directly upon the hiced and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Testimonials sent
free Price T5c. Per bottle. Sold Us all Drug
gists.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-11-01


ditional, Edmund Bragg, Palermo
Wallace Hlal5. snn ,f Cb.rIAs plal... of
Blake,s Point l;rh.ksz ll4 .bot ana killed
h+mself last Thnrs,lay n,.sniny H. can..i i
Ln,,nn
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MIA ,,r,,s+ ,,a.t,l
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= 'elA' I Ni''o'ii' u 1850 ~ s''f'"
n N'i'' ioii' 4>0NVl-
n '' IT. - 'S' - ~ ''ii's q
WY 'iV'" -N'N 'ih'F ~ Al'li I" ~ e"'iA
NeS'i' '''''5' sSiie'''iie 'eot''.h siN-
Michael Hogan escaped from Belfast Jail
Last saturday night BY saving off A bar ID an
outside window Hogan Had served a n
DAY. sentence for threatening To wreck a
train ana was then Il iail i'll default Of
bgids u keep TIE peace. lie has not been
/ captured
b. u Lancaster of Plttstield has bought a
controlling interest m tle Sebastieook q
Measehead railway. MIR lancaster has for
Hf-44n N,.,rs h4tn HE Nlain,. Central station
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-11-01


! There will be a teachers meeting at the
Superintendent's office Saturday forenoon
at 10 O'clock subject, pronunciation"
Prof J. q Written il to ave 4 social
dance 1t Grange Hall, Freedom, Tomorrow,
Friday. evening, with 4 view to opening a
dancing school
Monthly conN ocatior Of Timothy Chase
/ Lodge, T. and A. Masons, Will he held this
! Thursday, evening; Of Phoenix Lodge Mon
day evening, Nov. 18TH.
A lear has been occasionally seen ii the
| woods near reors Mills for some tilie past.
ana hunting parties have been ont bent Oh
lis capture, but brun has thus far eudel
them
State Constable Meass made search and
\ seizure Of liYuors at the PhuniN House
\ Monday afternoon. He got III bottles Of
lager beer and 20 gallons Of hard liquors of
various linds-
handsome flower piece in oil painted by
Mrs. A. A. Pierce of Boston, is on exhibition
at City Drug Store. 1t is 16x2s inches, in a
heavy gilt frame. and was presented by Mrs.
Pierce to be sold for the benefit Of the Girls'
\ Home.
- - - oleAa Aiu"se ->oN i'''i' sii'
'aihes y "oaen WI i'ieseue ~ rory OF 1Ae
/ Ill.,, an 'Old Homestead in Irish, with
wa i'oa'n "s 'ne '''sn"a 'i'V"iho' ~ Is
S''' ~ '' 'ie 'ese iiiSu play eNei seen on
Ks -Niiieii'dh sNdse'
l4e e9llmiltee arranging tor the presen-
tatl@n IF @Ihe Brownies met Monday at
ternoon and decided to notify the Director
holding copyright That Decem Der was fixed
upon as The most favorable time Look ont
lVr i1lf'her h@iiee as t" date OF thus most
e4i''i"'uS ehtvft5"iihehl'
Monday was the 4fftl anniversary of MIR
stmd Mfs JNHn \ SteMarfs' ncrlnanrv ot
tleir present luimr I'M MAIN srre.t. Owing
III !ll hcaItH theN were uot abIe taIsiys thi
reurr+lsu 4sItirls tEey Nad llitru1ed l.u+ ar,-
itot tl.. da, thsr r..rotrnl ,4,I1ar. a,a ,.,,,
,,ratrl,tse1s
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