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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-11-21

E. H. COOK A. NJ Ph D. bsvaly hsvnf dtelpfpravn6 koly
ugerove oe New Brunswick N j. pfededa naodn vzdavac
poe6nos vsndov Bowdon 1866 Zaloz fednf kou West
Chester Pa eH by prvnm piucpaem by havnm dteem vyssi
skoy Columbus o. Cd 1884 do by havnm fdem sfednf
koy Pottsdam r. yday $4,000 vbu novyc budov obno
vent sarycb.
Casop Journal of Education pravf Pan Cook Jest ysoce
obecn6 vazen vn kazdho asayu nfmz by poen se
vyniknut spocnom Ohio New
Ma vlastnost kadt ptfos rychem rozho
dovan energ povadenf UGn dos upokoenf cdost
hokoiv mne eho neps pce earn akoz vysok6 pocy my
by byti pred nim
DIR. Cook by
Pane.dy Celery Compound ucinil e zdravym.
U6ini tce inych zdavym Prof Cook jest iednm redaktoh
casopisu Educational Review On VI ava angna namena Zde
stoji co pe
"Mnuon napaden b pudce chpkou nasledovana
bya uplnou skcenos nekoka dnch za em
40 be Po mdne poneb uvan rozdnsch ka bez iakehokov
hdnku poda em u y6ho pffe u2va Paneav Celery Com
pound V5sedky byy zazra6n6 Mole chnt a aenf epsy
poca opet pravdn6 pa nebyo mozno u6n neko
k tydnn Uzvam dosud lex vsak pne zdraveho
odporn6il m e mnoha mm pam tito jej vschni vychvalu
Maze b5ti n6co iednodnsaho?
Pane-dv Celery Compound dn lidi ziravym Zkuste e.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-11-21
A Ease vlak oloupen.

Ma jih jedoucf vlak drahy M. X.
d T. zastaven a oloupen byl lite
ry kolem 10. hodiny 6ernf nedale.
ko Blackstone, Ind. Terr., bandou
lupiGn, as IS clen6 cftajfcf. Pokus
na vypacenf vozu expressnfbo SO
nezdafil proto vrhli Sc lupici do
do vozd osobnfch, nichz cestujfcf
celkem 1850 osm zlatgch hodi.
mex oloupen.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-11-21

hklslitA hshonifelaja manopoly .
korpofses . asahf.ni nkisIi,A pfk
Va Ida pfaeorhiho . aeehfkst Iel
pied nAsiiim . htisksm I" 90 nei
lspii pso.iieisk / ssmssshi stArsk
podol,eteh olpgfatsls kgaiss 900
Ny smtfdi, leliehlto fofaudek pro
Ola ssFahy iAsashtm w bfI
luilil msaa.
Padlefhm, tsmtst6aafm ' iele
skraAah Wtyaa Iron Works ornA
memo ' pondtli, H. msda Jsjloh q
10 pfoesnt ssgsena iss,, las 10 nf
sto - njni a. 40 doslAsaa badou.
sebs,petaa pe,'Afta
Ma konsal "a Jamaies, ford.
sa.isI hospodkisksmu odbpfa po
obdrieni rprkvy, ~ milionkF Van.
derbilt na sy0u farmu ' North Ga
folina ntkolik pArka pomyk egypt.
sktch tmongoosel \ yyhuheni mysi
81 obiednal, ytatrahu radf, ably
Spojens stAty ' obIedu tom fidily
Sc skusenosti, Iakoul Jamiika M.
byla ably Gas importosAnI nvifA
tex ttohto rakAraIy DO Jamaiky
pfiveicny pomyky k yyhaboni myif
polnioh, jimii plantAio tamnf jen
sc hemiiiy dkol tsnto provcdly
TAX, te vtru AMI myssu spatFiti ny.
nj nelke. Ziroveh ale rotmnolily
80 msroa netusenou a kdyi pFiro
xena potrava jejich vyderpana
byla, pustily SO do jinyoh menifch
nvffatek po vyhubeni tdchto vrha
j se / na mala telatka, selatka,
st6hata a vhbec na vse, na co 80 do
siati mohou, tax ~ pravou metlou
ostrcvu sc staly a nynf ssemotnym
sphsobem vyhubiti sc hledf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-11-21
hove 1psAW OoMlcI.
"a Y.niks aa~io-ss.


D.-ssss~ sssmsl ssrsss.
sksaf stbo,, stssfi . syssiis
,omssa indiAn.sfch smsnh v.
Ses Territory Imenovka byi,
NvyisslovAnim svtm Iii hotos
|rrAvs jsho bads .ssfe,Ali sni.
Jei,t btbsm tohoso mt.ioe %
>. ytbof, 20 posads astslnf
tsiso,llsieh kmeaa. foshodnal
odporati,i pro sbytsk dssmf
inshtho .pfksu Ssemni, pI'
u sIe sAfovss odpors6eno bsde
|'snsti /. a,Ji paiin dsemi lme.
kjhichssav, jskot ! yesserYch
smka IndiAnh kmene kiowa .
ssehs . piipoJeni tsobis /
.5omt. IIfanioi meri Oklaho
/, . Indisa.hym assmim tvolila
lie toho feha ked.
I.sssi peiAry ma jlha.
Memphis, Tenn, ornAmeno '
IL, lev Arkansas le.nf poiAry,
Aiebi mioule sme rprkvu pfine.
kdosud fAdi, jelikoi weak krajina
poase ffdce osaxena jesl, 10
Ny snadnymi nebadou. IN TO
;ssni poiAry Mississippi paso.
npadns ikody. Nejvatii spou.
shsobeny tam dosud byly v
Hayward ' okresich DE
% . Tunica. Podobn6 xhoubue
kpry lesni poiary ! okoli Pa.
Tenn, a Florence, Ala, po.
bnejif sprAvy ale dosud odtam
tosud nedoily.
e s,Fedu onnameno, 10 nedaleko
liogton, Tenn, zoi6eny lesnim
irem iii 6ernossk6 chatroe, pfi
4 nekolik 6ernochh uhofelo. v
ch ST.. Francis, Ark, proti
|6phis, nalezeno teA pet mrtvol a
4 obavy, ae tada obstf lesuiqh po-
J iest6 vice rozsffena bnde.
Jack rdousiG Denver.
titers objevena tamnf ctvrti
sv9ta op6tn6 tajernuA vraada a
Eardouaena japanska nevestka
o as spasobem, jakSmz prve
vrazdy, o nichz zpravu isme
2finssli, xardouseny byly.
n pilnemu patrAnf policii do.
~ nepadafilo tajemnemu vra-
.ss stopu pfijfti a ma sc "a to,
Rspeohny iii spachany byly n6ja
muzem, kteryz ohledu tom
Npf wasn't stfzen jest. - Jeden
snS eocbhodnfk tamnf jest po.
|enf, 10 vsech tff vrazed Sc do
Hi a jest proto pod dohlidkou
,ejnf.
Pod kletbou monopol6.
kavern6r ooloradsky, Waite, Wy.
" itery obvyklou proklamaci
Ini dfk6Gin6ni, v nfz ku konci
si nAsledovni. monopoly -
|yez to pod formou zakona =
Aletbou nasf DOLBY a vy6erpava
ss&vA veakerou fysickou du-
Il sflu naaeho lidu. Mdzeme
hvati dfky "a nase mfrn6 podne
q pevy6erpatelne zdroje, phi
ale nexapominejme, 10 jedin6
Atm setfenfm prav veskereho
,6ze dusevni ] hmotna svobo-
kvale xajistena bSti."
y Jeptisky smi ucIt.
gGvyssf stAtnt sond pennsyl-
vynesl pondelf rozsudek,
MAJ Sotvrxen ro1sudek soudu nil
'lv mi odmftnuto vydauf soud.
) Is.kasu, kterSmz zakazano
melo jeptlskam, odsnym v
,lnf jejich hAv, We vyu6ovanf
|&ch skoIniho distriktu Galitzin-
Qsk6ho. DIE rozhodnutf soud-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-11-21

tssss ss ffnhft hafFl Hs FFifshfAaaf
Il washiuatoaa doals " alsda
pletsspaIiot teleafahahk spfAva. h.
desassdni RehstAlsi Aonsll r.
ttobfsit, .. X JotAl, pis.assa byl
80 kon.ul, d. Pnhy do.assint
iamnt konsul, Jan kafei ls dosnsa
byl "a Isho mi.,o tiftiny nsb
pohnA,Ly tohe yslsInos,i do.ad
saAmy nsIsoa.
sasiajl mtdH
Dolovhioka spoiled. Belle r. wis
10 Yates Miaaiag Go. abslaeh
di.tfiktu Clesfisld Pennsylvania
oruAnily. D. potA.sem pllAiIho u
dne saDf msda slmts,naaoh q pct
pfacsni . .polsduo.t Iisfwij White
Mining o. bude pfs pliLisda loho
nAslsdoyslL = spoletaoaii iyto "a
ms.teAysIi dohromsdy na 5000 hnr
nikh = n btoti sihykna, pakii tamS
ilent anlleui W. skntsk uyedeno
bnde.
~ ss0. 900. .0JO dlahepisa
vydkno bnde pok;adbi6nfm odbo
rem naaim a sica datoyAny tytai
budou l. dnota 1894, .platny budou
v 10 leteob ode dne sydAnf a pone.
sou 8 procent drosd. OdckAyA Sc,
10 prodej dlubopisa ttehto pfintse
vlhd6 nas lepai syhodu, mel prodej
dluhopish tebo, obno.u, kterei v
dnoru vydAny byly az znich premie
v obnosu $4,000, 0,9i7.63 byla doci.
lena.
Nova stAyka.
u Uniontown, Pa, sc oxnamnie,
ze mnoii sc xnamky hroxfcf stavky
v connellvilske koksAfsk6 oblasti.
IDA sc, ze sc liz po delsf dobu n6co
podobn6ho pfipravuje pocatkem
tydne nalepena vsudc proyolinf,
jimiz Sc delnfci koksaren vyzSyajf,
ably koncem tydne zastavili praci.
Distriktui pfedseda dtlnikh, Davis,
popfra, ze by byla nejaka stavka
obmysleua. Spole6nost McCnre.
ova, k,eraz jest pfesv6dcena, ze Sc
agituje pro stavku, dala zavffii
$50 svych pecf. Gems koksu Wy.
stoupla s5 cent? ma 81, sl.50 a 81
"a tunu. Vlastnfci pecf vsak ne.
provedli zadne pfimdfen6 zvysenf
mzdy jak bylo pro pffpad stoupnu.
u cen vSrobku pfislfbeno. Okol
most, 10 vlastnfci pecf hledf co
nejrychleji naddlati velkych zasob,
sv6d6f tom, ze ocekavajf zapas Sc
SWIM delnictyem ma nej Sc pfi-
prasujf.
Komlse na vysetfcni stavky
zelezni6nich zffzencd, kteraz pre-.
sidentem Clevelandem jmenovana
byla, podala konecn6 pondell
zpravu vysledku vyaetfovanf ave.
ho tAz spolecuostem zeleznicnfm
ami Pullmanovi nenf mnoho pffzni.
YOU. Uyadf 80 RI, 10 vysetrovA-
MIN zjisteno, 10 spole6nosti zeez
ni6nf spojily Sc k dcelam nezakon.
nym, k potlacenf pray sytch zffzen.
ch tim prs byl celS ten spor Wy
volan. Pullman pry tez nenf Ia.
kfm dobrodincem, "a jak6ho sc
vydava a dfel pry d6loictvo bez
noze a tell n6ho v kazd6m ohle-
du. Stavkafi, celkem vzato, po6f-
mali 81 prS vzorn6 komise vyslo.
vuje pochybnost, zda soudy mely
pravo vydavati zakazy, jimiz stav-
kAfhm zakaxovano jin6 cd zaujmutf
uprazdn6nSch mist tim cd skebo-
vanf xrazovati. Ufady spolkov6
udelaly prS tn nejvdtsf chybu =
Ia pry vlastne veskery ty krvav6
vStrinosti nasilnosti zavinila -
najmutfm tax zna6n6ho po6tu,
1900, pffru6fch marsala spolkove
ho, nebor TAX dostala SO moci ma
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-11-21
vJsledck yysetfoyani.

Zakonodarstvu statu Ohio naff.
dilo svym 6asem vvsetfenf tene-
mentnf prace krejcovske. Komise
dottcna uvefejhuje nynf svou zpra.
va a v nj pravi, ze so drobn6jsfch
podkon.raktorn vlastnf domy, v
nichz jsou zaffzeny dflny; jsou pry
to v6tsinou Namci, kteff alespoh
pfihlfzf k nejake 6istot6 v dilnach.
Polovina prace zadavana tirmami
. Cincinnati hotovf 80 ostatnG v
kentuck5ch pfedm6stfch Coving
ton, Newport a Bellevue, jakoz i
v Indian6 a tamnf kontraktofi "a.
se zadavajf praci daleko do
vnitra svycb statd. Komise ne
mohla zcela pfesne vysetfiti vys-
ku mzdy, pravf vsak, 10 jsou
mzdy velmi MIKE. v Cincinnati
obnasf pramdrny vsd6lek kontrak-
tora a jeho rodiny 1925 tydne,
vydelek jeho muzskych d6lnfka
s4.33 a zenskych sl.5o tSdne.
Nejhhfe jsou placeny dirkafky,
jez praeujf ru6ne, dostavajt pouze
20 centh "a sto kusi. Mnoh6
dosti dobfe postayen6 rodiny pfi.
jfmajf praci do domu, ably 81
dcery, jez jsou hrde pracoyati
mimo dim, n6co vydelaly. A ty
prS pracujf ieate laciadji ncz
delnice dflnaoh, JED 81 pouze
touto pracf celou svon vyzivu
vyd6lavati must.
Smela loupez.
V Sylvan Grove, Kans., oloupe-
ma byla pond6lf o polednach tfe-
mi zakuklenyni lupici tamni banka
a a6 jcden znich loupes zivotem
'vym zaplatil, pfeo nepodafilo Sc
iruhym dv6ma dosud ma stopu 40 |
lostati. Lupidi pfihnali SO do me
'tecka jako vichr drive nez po-
'lach ucin6n byti mohl, sesko6ili
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-11-21

Ftssslss.f - fassss stssss s1fs .. tss
FgsAsl - fssssa ssikatsss t~sf. sa.ss - sss
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-03
BOARD OF sRLEUTmEN.

Much Important Business Transact-
ed at Last Nights Meetinx-An At
tempt VIII be Made to Raise tho
Scale OF Prices for work ut tho
Wood Yard.
The first meeting of the new year of the
board of sslectmen was held last evening,
Selectman Cunningham presiding. All the
members of the board were present and an
unusually large amount of important busi-
ness was transacted.
On motion of Selsctmsn Baldwin It was
decided to leave the question of making .
layout of the extension of North avenue
between COTE and Crescent streets to the
committee on railroads and bridges.
1t was voted to inspect the condition OF
the various town roads next Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
On motion of Selectman Pohlmsn, Chair.
man Cunningham appointed q committee,
consisting of Selectmen Pohlman, Stahl
and Clarity, to confer with the directors
of the Organized Charities and get the
present contract between the town and
that association amended in order that the
present prices paid at the town wood ysrc
might be increased, as the present pricel
are 30 low that no one can make anything
to aid their families by saving wood.
s. B. Blstchley presented petition ask
ing that the town erect q wall on the nortl
side of Tomlinson bridge near the harbo
line, but the matter was tabled until tn
next meeting.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-03

DANBuRY, Jan. 2.-The resolutions
adopted by the hstters' joint committee,
which were published in the afternoon
papers, have created considerable agitation
here. The resolutions pointed out in brief
that all members of the union must up
hold any action taken by the committee
and that If anyons4 member or outsider,
should work against the interest Of the
union, "We will endeavor by all proper
means to make the lives of such persons
in this town SO unpleasant that they will
seek their abode elsewhere"
A rumor has been circulated that John
W. Green, father of W. d. Green, has
assumed charge of the factory and adver-
tises for any Of the former employees Of his
son. 1t is feared If this factory starts up
matters will come to . climax. Some time
ago high picket fence was built around
Green's factory and they are prepared to
meet the resistance that will certainly
come from the unemployed union men who
will not roc an Independent shop started.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-03
TENDERED A BANQUET.

The Members of the ssWhite Squad
ron'' Banqueted At the monopole
Last N1ght-A Fine Success.
A most enjoyable reception was rendered
the members of ''The White Squadron
company at Hotel Monopole last evening
by the manager of the company, 8. W.
Combs. Covers were laid for twenty-five
in the handsome psrlors, which were trans
formed into veritabls fairyland. Among
those present were W. A. Whitecsr, John
T. Burke, Fred Julian, Robert Neil, Elmer
Grandin, G. F. Hall, Perby Kipgsley, g..
a. Diamond, ]. J. Coleman, E. Leonard,
G. d. Hall, II. Matthews, Robert Church,
Henry futile, Mrs. Kingsley, Miss Tessie
Degale, Miss Gale Forrest, Sara Almorrino,
Mrs. 8. W. Combs, Mrs. Post. During
the evening this following members favored
the guests with specialties: Percy Kings
Icy, q. Hall, Robert Neil, Charles Hall,
W. A. Whitecsr, g. 81. Diamond, John T.
Burke. In the center of the table was .
miniature ship on which was inscribed
s'The White Squadron" The party broke
up ct an early hour this morning when
the guests wished genial Manager Combs
many happy New Years. The banquet
was served under the direction of Manager
John Lucey of the hotel, and 1t was voted
n fina aucco6H, r...
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-03
Free Trimming

for the balance of this week.
Ladies making selections of
hats or bonnets and findings,
need pay nothing for trim
ming.
The Half-Price" Sale" still
continues on high-class fash
ionable winter millinery, in
scluding trimmed and uutrim-
med.
n. L g en, and miss Mss Fine Eur Felt Hats
Hats at Is cents instead of 60 cents
Misses Infanta Hats selling at . cents
instead OF so cents.
Misses and Boys Tams selling at .
cents instead OF 51cents.
Misses and Boys double band Caps,
seliing at . cents instead Of 50 cents.
Misses and Boys Eton Caps, selling at
10 cents instead Of IS cents
Misses and Boys Cloth Hats, selling nj
IS cents instead OF 50 cents
Your attention will be riv-
eted to the Special Tables
bearing a I5-cent Ticket.
This assemblage of Ladies'
Fine French Felt Hats and
Toques acre sold at so cents
to $I.25. When the MILL
merry Department speaks, it
speaks loud.
South Center, New Store.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-03
POLLS WONDERLAND.
Do You Love Your Child {!


Mrs. Laura A. Kempton's (of West Rut-
land, Vt.,) daughter was stricken with
Bright's Disease Her ankles, feet and
eyes were terribly swollen. -Four physi-
CLANS attended her, but her life was de-
SPARED of. A mothers love surmounts all
difficulties, and she determined to try DR..
David Kennedy's Fsvorite Remedy, made
at Rondout, N. Y. How happy am,
Mrs. Kempton writes, that I determined
upon that course, for one by one the we'll
known symptoms of the, disease left her.
Words cannot express my gratitude and I
cannot too earnestly recommend this great
medicine. Her recovery was entirely due
to Fsvorite Remedy, which was the only
medicine taken after her case was aban-
doned by the physicians. DR.. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy can be had at any
drug store. It has never yet failed to cure
where the disease is within the range of
medicine
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-03
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

lass OF s91 Meets-Promenade and
Glass Day-No Tickets Except for
she Clas. and Its Ofacers and Conn
mittee-The Prom Committee Sc
lected.
An interesting meeting of the class of '94
was held yesterday and some important
work wss accomplished. Principal Thomas
was present and explained to the class the
resolution adopted by the board Of educa-
ton concerning promenade and class day.
The board wishes to make the promenade
more of q district affair than q public one,
for such 1t Is when 90 many Tickets are
cold to parties outside OF the class and
school.
The class of '94 voted that only about
200 tickets for the prom be issued, and
they should be justly distributed among
| the class, the class ofiosrs and prom COM
mittee, and no tickets whatever are to be
sold For the last two years the grsdust-
ing classes have made the prom too much
of public affair, from 200 to 400 tickets
being sold outside of the class. each ticket
emitting one couple to admission, thereby
bringing the attendance up to about 500
couples, which crowded the hall to its NJ
most capacity. The class showed great de-
termination in taking such a stand and
there is no doubt but what 1t corresponds
with the ideas of the board of education
the faculty. The district is to furnish the
hall, but the class will provide decoration
and other necessary appointments which
will tighten the class expense considerably
A place smaller than the Hyperion to &C
commodate the members who attend vii
undoubted be selected.
The next duty of tbs class, after consid
ering the ticket question, was to elect tn,
prom committee. There were three nomf
nees for chairman and on the third ballo
Clifford W. Beers was elected for that of
foe. The other eight members of the com
mittee were elected on the first ballot
! 1iese members were Messrs. Cohane, EN-
bier, Fahey and Fisher. and Misses Blouut
Campbell, Esgan and Kellam. All ver
elected by large msjorities.
Paul A. McQuaid was elected psrmsnen
president, and in q few chosen words b
thsoked the class for the honor.
,, The Hillhouse union holds Its regular d.
bate this afternoon at 2:30. The subjec
is: Resolved, That There Be Separai
High Schools for the Boys and Girls {
| New Haven" which is a decidedly Intel
= | estino one
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-03

Ezra S. Stiles [ North Haven has been
granted pension.
Richard Shillinglaw of Kent laboratory
spent part of the holiday vacation with
friends in New York city.
Seventeen deputy sheriffs of this county
gave testimonial banquet to Charles A..
romlinson, the sheriff of New Haven
county, in Eeublein's cafe Monday evening.
Sheriff Tomlinson was presented with q
handsome badge, suitably engraved, in
token of the estimation in which he Is held
by the sheriffs of New Haven county.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-03
LOCAL EWS.
Brief Mention.
oh vakar to-dav nj S.h 4. m.

Brief Mention.
High water to-day ct 1854 q. m.
Buy q new houss-R. E. Baldwin.
Good skating on Lake Whitney and large
throngs enjoy it daily.
Special inducements in Kebabian's fire
sale of Oriental rugs, 80 Orange street.
Yesterdays mild weather brought out
the ladisstn througs to the shopping cen
tors.
F. A.fBfown, the dry goods merchant,
took a short trip up the Housstonic road
yesterday. He returns to-day.
Tax Collector futile yesterday received
IS for the treasury from a conscience
smitten taxpayer. The note had no sigma
Philip Goodhart and Mr.. Watterson, the
halter, were yesterday appointed apprais-
ers of the insolvent estate of E. Lyons,
lately in business on Chapel street.
William Spear, the temperance worker,
Ia announced to be in South Meridsn next
week, commencing Sunday, January Z,
and remaining all the week. He comes
under the auspices of South Merlden NJ.
E. church.
The New London fishing smack John
Feeny, some time ago reported lost, proves
to be all right. She has been fishing in
the vicinity of Long Island and Montauk
for many weeks, while other smacks have
made several rounds without reporting
her. 7 ,.-
Editor Alfred E. Burr of Hartford on
New Yera's day completed ffty-fv years
of journalistic life. He Is the Oldest news
paper man by actual years of service in
New England and is still daily occupant
of the responsible editors desk of the
Hartford Times. No man in Connecticut
has done more to shape democratic man
sgement and administration. Mr.. Burr ia
ssventy-nine years of age.
A rise in the rates paid for fire insur-
ance in New Haven IL probable in the near
future. A committee of the New Eng.
land association, which controls rates in
New England, was here recently looking
over the field and on their report action
will be taken. They found that rates
were lower here on an average than in any
other city in New England and stated that
In view of the tremendous Losses from
fire the companies all over the union have
been meeting with for several years past,
that rates all over the United States will
probably be increased.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-03
HEARTFELT THANKS


For Kind Donations OF Food for the
Poor ON New Years Day.
New Haven, No. 1, W. O. T. o., through
their secretary, Hattie M. Ray, send the
following:
Mrs. Morrell. treasurer New Haven, No.
!, W. O. T. o., wishes to express her heart
felt thanks for the way In which kind
friends responded to her appeal for bread,
meat, etc., to be used in feeding the poor
ON New Years day at Welcome hall. The
contributions from the ladies Of Lucy
Hayes W. @. T. union were most generous
a. also were those from the Ladiea' ex-
change. Tho bakers responded nobly to
our call as usual. The contributions from
private parties were more numerous than
In any previous year. The contributions
of money from friends Of the W. 9. T. q.
were also abundant. It rejoices our hearts
to fnd that there are 10 many kind friends
that are willing to contribute of their
means to help us In our work. Nay Gods
richest blessings be showered upon you
this coming year, in return for the bless
inRs you have bestowed upon the poor
through ne His servants.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-03
A Smallpox Case.

A case of smallpox has been discovered
At 300 East street, this city. James J
trade, employed at the o. B. North foun-
dry, is the victim. A family of five has
been exposed to the disease. In addition to
several others. The patient has been i'll
some time, but the matter was not report
cd Immediately. Health Officer Wright
ordered the removal of the victim to the
hospital for contagious diseases. Hts case
In considered q light one,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-03
mENDRL & FREEDMAN.

Our First Announcements for 1894
wnI be a Great bargain Day Next
THURSDAY.
Our Thursday sales have become q
feature OF our business-The great
throng of people crowding our
store on this day Is convincing proof
of its popularity-It has become a
permanent Institution and you may
look forward to every Thursday rs
the great Banner Day of Bargains At
MENDEL & FREEDMAN'S.
For full particulars read Evening Lssder
and Union tonight.
When you buy candy buy Huyler's- Z.
Hewitt & Co., Selling Agente. flu
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-03
Buy Wood.

Kindling wood is rapidly accommodating
at the yard of the Organized Charities, 200
Orange street. The society is greatly Grip
pied on account of the lack of sufficient
room. 1t also needs the money which will
Come from prompt sales as well as the op-
portunity to employ men willing and
DESTROYS to work. Will our citizens act on
this suggestion2 Telephone call 1856.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-03
Poli,s $500 Cheek.

Manager Poll Of tho Wonderland WAS
20 confident that Ella Ewing, the giantess
on exhibition at his Wonderland this week,
u the tallast person in the world that he
gave her . certified check for $500 which
he offered TO any person Who could reach
IL from herup-stretehsd hand.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock .
man OF colossal proportions strobe into the
theater, declaring he had come twenty
miles after that $500. Al he walked down
the atsle Manager Poll almost held his
brsath thinking that his $500 was gone.
and rsgrstted thAt he did not have . strinr
on that check. But 81 the two immense
persons came together sids BY side e vi
evident q gu TIT The girl vs. over foot
uaousy but An abort fully ton inches. and
Manager Poll brsathed easy once more.
The man lsft the theater at once to tall
IL frisnds that he had ct last met per
- taller than himself.