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Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14
A Disappointed Crowd.
TContnbuted.

The running race which was set to take place on the 7th inst at White water ranch, attracted considerable interest among the cowboy fraternity and many visitors went to the ranch to witness the contest, which did not come of owing to the failure of one oi the contestants to materialize.
 Among those present were the fol- lowing s........-: L O'Hnefe, NJ. Gray, Peter Moore, James Hunsaker, sherman Crump, John Hess, D. Charles, Frank Wall, Sidney Henry, Grant Wheeler, Chas. Linderman, NJ. O'Connor, Frank Moore, Chas. Nor r;sca and NJ. Sanderson, alsc several ladies grsced the occasion by their presence.
 James Bastian and John Woods had entered sherman Crump's bay horse, Bunk, the winner of the quarter race at Bisbee on Christmas day last Hugh Macdonald and Roy Sanderson entered J. H. Powers two year old horse, Cricket. The purse was $40 and the distance 300 yards.
 Mir. Macdonald had made every arrangement to render the occasion 6 success and 10 have the best horse win. He had the track in perfect condition. the colt, Cricket, was in fine mettle and Mac was confident he would ride the winner. Early in the day the people began to arrive snd from early morn till evening we patiently await ed the coming of the horse. Bunk, but he failed to materialize. Finally word was receIved that NIT. Bastian was laid up with an attack of pneumonia at Tombstone and the race was un- avoidably postponed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14
In Olden Times

People overlooked the importance Of permanently beneficial effects and were satisfied with transient action {; but now that it is generally known that Syrup of Figs will permanently cure habitual constipation, well in : formed people will not buy other laxa- rives. which act for time but finally inJure the system.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

A big canal is about 10 be construct ed on the Isqui river. The canal is to be thirty-five miles in length and will irrigate 300,000 acres of rich and fertile land in Sonora. A well known Spanish capitalist is at the head of the enterprise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

4 former well known citizen of Co., chise county is mentioned in this manner by the Prescott Courier:
 John Parr, Mexican war vetearn, and an old timer in Arizona and Cal ifornia, called on the Courier yester- day. He is somewhat of a bee hunter having found and chopped down fifteen trees laden with honey the past season.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

E. B. Gage, accompanied by Mrs. Gage, came in today. This is their first visit since they left for the worlds lair, nea,ly year ago. They will remain in Tombstone several days duriIg which time MT. Gage will straighten out some business affairs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

W. K. Perkins was a passenger on the incoming coach today. He has been at Bisbee for short visit, He left for Tucson on the outgoing stage.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

In the supreme court yesterday the demurrer in the mandamus suit of the Gazette ys. Ii. C. Boone, was sustain ed and the plaintiff given till Monday to amend the complaint.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

Charles Cowell, formerly ot Tomb stone, is building q handsome little sloop with which, says the Yuma Times, ne intends to sail down the river and around the gulf into the Pacific and up 10 San Francisco. The party will start some time in FebTu- ary
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14
Statehood Notire.

It was the sense of the statehood convention that the finance comTitte. and the committee on statistics organize and go to work immed- lately. as prompt action is very recess4ry. Friends of statehood are actively moving at Washington and home influence should b. brought to their support al once.
 CHAs, F. HoFF
 Secretary Statehood Convention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

T. Lillis Mercer. editor Of the Daily Nogales, came up from the line city today. This is his first visit here in several years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

F. A Nichols, supervisor. has gone to Aravaipa to relieve \. P. McCallem storekeeper and clerk there while he takes a few weeks vacation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

It began to rain last night and last ed nearly all night and has rained of and on all day today. 25-lOO of an inch had fallen up to 3 p. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

The big coach with big load came in today reminding one Of the good old days
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

James Reilly returned today from Phenix where he has been attending the session of the supreme court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14
Church Notices
M. F. Church,
Rev. E. ". Downs. nAstOr.

Rev. F. w. Downs, pastor.
 No service morning or evening on account of the pastors absence in Bisbee.
 Sunday school at F :l5 P. m. All are invited to attend.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

Sam Webb came up from Nogales last night on business connected with his office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14
Ladies of Tombstone.

Mrs. Gallen is prepared to give les sons in cutting and fitting on tailor system. Call at her dressmakiug par lors on Fifth street for particulars. tf
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

NJ. Juda, representing Brown Bros. & Co.,. of San Francisco, wholesale woolen goods, i, at the Palace.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

The Albuquerque office of W. F. 6 Co. has checked up $500 short, so says the Times of that city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

Most of our ailments come from 6 disordered liver, which Simmons Liver Regulator cures.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

Henry Cook and James York are preparing for duck hunt. They will be gone several days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

Dyspepsia in all its forms is not only relieved but cured by Simmons Liver Regulator.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

Herbert Gage was a passenger on the incoming stage today. He came over from Bisbee to meet E. B. Gage.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

Pills promote constipation. Sim mons Liver Regulator cures constipa- patton. {
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

Simmons Liver Regulator, bear ip mind, IS not an experiment. It is en- dorsed by thousands.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14
LOCAL NOTES.

Try some oi Overlock's fresh boiled tripe. -
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

J. H. Sutton is at the Palace from Los Angeles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14
g.EiYEs r.:. ,.l,.
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~ Nf ' H-ss = ---Z-.ss.
 An old well-tried remedy.-Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup hss beeu used for over fifty years by millions oi mothers for their children while teeth ing, with perfect success. It soothes the child, soitens the gums, allays rlY pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for Diarrhea. It is pleasan; to the taste. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Its value is incalcu- lab!e. Be sure aUi ssk for Mrs. Win slows Soothing Syrup, and take no. other kind
 You cannot do effective work with out clear head, and for this talk Simmons Liver Regulator.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14
Signal Service.

The following is the range Of the thermometer for the 24 hours ending 3 o'clock ?. n. January 13
 EhaAiIhuIn ..... ..'.-..-----. Jo Minimum. .. 3S7
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14
A Gentleman

Who formerly resided in Connecticut, but who now resides n Honolulu, writes: "For
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

SyMiNed trains. carrying passengers and freight. arrive al Benson. east bound, al 2 I5 p. m west bound 6. so a. m.
 Pacific time isi onei hour slower than Tomb stone time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-14

the hair kept fall ing out e v C r y day. I
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07

babn unter 8oNer. Ser IeBte 9untt
Der oberbalb @ancpupers erreidbar lit
1T Gubp greef, 80 0feilen BON bie,
entfernt. SDn ba on erblidt bas Iuge
nur cine einsise @oNeriIdde. Sic
Neasqui, WiiNon, ghillimaf, SaBie unb
bic San9lep Brairien unb bic Stdbte
Sarrilon, GeHterpille, 2anslep, Gbilli=
mad nnb Willion ite6en unter Waller
uno ni6t Elm einsises Sarmsebdube 1T
in Der 8eseno iteben seblieben. Wenis=
items 10000 Stiid Jtinbpieb linb ertrun=
fen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07

seS~ Serr 2epi g. Mtansiielb bon
Sitdiielb, Son., i6rieb SD fit eff
Monate an Smerssn i'm Giiden. Nad
Inmenoune bon ct. Satobs Sel murbe
i'd bon itdnbis sebeilt
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-08

nYch zostawa1a w imieniu
Starenskich, ktorzy widocznie
cd niej nazwisko swoje wziac
musieli. Gdybysmy z dawnelnl
heraldykami naszYm1 przypus-
cic mogli, Re So charaktery
odro1niajace cafe rodzinY szla-
checkie = bo to byla wiara
kilku. wicklow u mas, De rodem
kurki czubate - StarehscY
doskonaleby to za}ozenie po-
parli. q OLGA W syna byli to
ludzie bardzo do siebie podob-
nj natura: spokojni, poczciwi,
}agodni, ME pragnacy wiele> a
wszyscy my6liwi namietnl.
Dziwnym los6w wypadkiem w
przeciagu lat trzechset 2aden
Starenski ME miaf mad jednego
syna, / 2 kolei tax syn pc
ojcu spokojnie wioske dziedzi-
cyl. To takze divine, ze
laden z Mich, pomimo lie sic
poswiecali z innymi razem
s}uzac krajowi zyciem i mic
MEM ochotnie, ME strac
ojcowizny, ami jej navel
nadwerezyl, chot sic prawda
mic tel i dorob;G ME mogli.
Stare trwalo W ich rekach
rieodiu3one, ME podzielone, W
dawnych swoich granicach
zdajac sic uragac sasiednim
majetnoScia, kt6re CO lat kilka
SHY ma sprzedai kawatkowa1y
sic ,zmienia1y pan6w / przecho-
dzi}y z rak do rak. Starenscy
troche tenn byli dumni, a mole
ten rcdzaj dumy zbawiennie
ma Mich dzia1al, wzbudzajac
przywiazanie do starego gnia.
IDA i wlewajac zawczesnie
przekonanie o p0trzeble, o
koniecznoscl zachowanla spad.
ku cafym i nienaruszonym.
Nigdy tel zs1nemu z mich ma
my6l ME przysz}o, 3eby m6g}
wioske sprzedac, tax sic i'm
zdawa}o niepodobnem, by ia
kto innY posiadf; i gotow'
byli do naiwiekszych oflar,
byle ME rusza6 sic z siedziby
uiwieconej poczclwym 1ywotem
pradziad6w, usfanei ich kosGmi'
polanej krwawym ich potem.
Wieki posiadania zadzier2gnefy
SLIME wezet serdeczny miedzy
rodzina pan6w a wfosclanami.
Starehscy byli }agodni po-
czciwi, lud tel ich otacza}
pos2an owanlem, miloscia j
uwazal "a starsza bracia tylko
Cd ~niepamietnycE c2ssow Ia
den Q wiesniak6w wolf sic lch
niesprzeciwi}, prawda, Re i On
mic pigdy ME &adali mad
s}uszna nale2nosG, ograniczona
jeszcze wyrozumiafemi w2g]edy
IA stan, po}ozenie / okoliczno
sci. Czeste bardzo lata glodu i
nieurodzaju ma Wolyuiu, tn
sic czuc ME dawa}7; pan mia}
sobie "a obowiazek ratowa6
w1oske, wioska byte sic obeJ-
rzaia, re panu ME dostawa{o,
wysYlafa zaraz do dworu z
ofara chetna, serdeczna i tax
usilna, De sic cd niej ME spo-
sob bylo wymowic.
Ten stosunek ma wZajemnem
przywiazaniu u%gcuntowanY, da-
wat sic czuG we wsgYstkiem;
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-08
WHITE BEAVER"
ID. FRANK POWELL M. D.
! |, KARI CHlRURG

@W @8 II VS. Va u a u ~ u u q ~ - ~
LA CROSSE \P. o. Box 5571
Ky. Promomowany w Szole Medycznei W Kentucky. gdze wykiadaf
anatom'q. Iekar@ wowkowy regularuej arm'i stan6w ziednoczonych
chnurg It'd.
zoajdze ponce uge bedzie btogosfawjf HMsAha, ktdy mu do
NO &H1AHosC1 HK0zsIET Z HDZEEC1
musza usapG pred mo]9 s1tuka. Wykonuje mai IeI'katnlesze mai.
trudneisze operacve ch1rurgcsns W NOM o6Se w La Crosse.
Coduenn1e mnog.e oSoby szukaja Il mnie pomocy W @astay=a1ych
'"o'0'"" . 0'"p'S""s e 1 Fl 9 r I + oCzY
s}aboscl Kobiece wogole pc'owe tax u kobiet jk u mezczyzn, jako
tez nadwerezenia uqhoby, serca, merck it'd. lecze TAX szczesliwie, re nd
mnle u teo cY stan Wisconsin,.
T7m, ktorzy przez tame grzechy wye enczy!i swe SHY Tub znarno-
poddajec sig kuracy1 przepsanej przezemn1e: Strzezcie sic modzi 1u'
d"e' 07S0'e ME piPidz; y z%2f;0T KA1Ecryo
1,M9drej gfowie dose ma sfowie"
w mnog'ch lstach zapyujq mnie, cy ia lecze przez allopathia,
mowany zoshem II dcktoa przez diva na]znakomnsze Medvczne
holega Auopatvczne W Ameryce, gdMe mnie uczono leczvc Srodkaro,
Indyan leczacei mocy r6znych zi6} traw, cd niepamietnych czas6w
do leczenla chor6b u&Ywanych.
Nauke odebrana W Koegiach cd Indyan sam k1lka lat doswiad-
cza}em W praktyce wyroo}em sob'e w}asna metode leczenia. Elek-
trycznoSc, magnetyzm, glwanizm, mieszanny chemiczn'e, wYskoki
ROsLINY L K~ORZENIE
znajduia W moiej praktvce nalezyte zast6sowane, 0 lie nakazuje to
zdrowy rozum duSwladczenle.
Lecze .akz: I1stowa1e. Choremu. kt6ry zaseoa moiei rady p,sn1er-
ME, pose1am do wypednlen'a blanket 2 rozmateml zapytanami. le>
kaswa takze n "a zqdanie posefam 'rzez noczt2 Tub expresem.
Pon1ewaz W tel okolcy znajduje sic w1ele. os6b nazwskem Powell,
preto upraszam napsac II rogu koperty IL CORY WHITE BEAVER,
pod ktorym to pseudonlmern znaJ2 mnle rome szczepy lndyanskle w
Amervce.
wf6czac se po kra]u, ktam1ac, II wysAani zostah z mojego rAmien1a.
p~ LEKARSrWO DIR Powella z La Crosse y kaszel l
Winonie. Godtrm tego lekarstva jest popers'e panny W czapeccce
turecklej. .
BacznoSc! - w p%oniedzia}ki Bluro mole
W La Crosse %zamkniete.
"a W WINONlE :estem W ostatn'a Sr"de ksz lego m esi4ca !
man swo:e kwatere " hotelu ma dworcu tole' NORTH WESTERNS.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-08

kazdego, a &a2dego, a ka1dy
tez czujac ma sobie obowlazek
przedstawienia og6}u W jak
najwlekszym blasku, strzeg} "
sobie czastki powazanej cafoSci.
Bog dat temu lndowi psn6w,
co go j cenic umieli i screen
prsylgneli do niego.
W ostatnich czasach, gdy
sic powieSc nasza zaczyna,
Stare wygladalo ma to. czem,w
istocie byto, ma dawna a
szczesliwa osade; pierwszy
rzut Okla przekonywa} o jej
zamo2nosci, o dobrym bycie
wszystkich, a widok tel wioski
okrYtej 2ielenia, gajami j
sadami, schludnej zabudowaoei
porzadnie, wzbudza4 mimowol-
ME ciekawosc i zajecIe; wycy-
wal westchnienla ME jednego
wedcowca zab}akanego W ten
ostronny katek.
Wies ]ezafa pc dwu stronach
dose giebokich parowu, ktorym
toczyfa sic droga; rozsypana
bY}a pc wzg6rzach, a tax
%os}oniona gestemi drzewy, be
ledwie gdzieniegdzie ujrza}es
row stodofki, biafa sciane
chaty, wysoki 26raw studni,
lub lolita czapke matej stertki
W stoku wieSniaka.
Scieszki malownicze, krete,
ma tie zie}ehszem migajace
gliniastemi barwami, WHY sic
ku gore W ro3nYch kierunkach,
gdzieniegdzie obwarowane po.
reczem, Tub wys}ane zfomami
wapiehca. W jednej stronie
wsi ma pag6rku, clemnych hip
kofo ma wy3ynie, domysla6 sic
kaza1o dworu, W drugiej bly,
szcza} niewielki kosciofek pod
party szkarpami, ma pol z
cegty, W POI kamienia wznie.
stony widocznie bardzo starry.
Disciple dis strzelpice, wqzkie
oxna, spiczasty dach i wiezyca.
Stall on ma wzg6rzu oberwanem
i przegladal sic W zwierciedle
du1ego stawu, kt6rego Mere
gularne kszta1ty i kaprySne
wpgiecia podobnym czyni1y do
wielkiej rzeki. Nieopodal zaraz
szumiat mlyn czarny, osiad1y
ma wyjedzonych cd woody
polach, o ]ednem ko}ku, ale
eiedzwiadek mruc2acy ciagle,
cd wYlew6w wiosepnych do
p66zniej jesiecni ,mruczacY przez
zine Gala, kt6rego woda ami
podtopic ME mog}a, ami mu tel
jei kiedy zabraklo.
Dw6r sta} otoczony walami
l choG nie mial JUL najmniej-
saego do zamku pobobieh,twa
lud 60 nazYwal zamcsyskiem
po staremu, Tub horodkiem,
jak pred wieki. Stare lipy
rozrosfe 20 zielonych usypach
wiankiem okala}y domostwo
niskie, szerokie. z pietrowym
dachem i dwoma gankami;
obok niego by4a kuchnia po
staro5~iecku ]eszcze sklepiona
z olbrzymim przysadzjstym
koninem, o6cyny skarpczyk,
pozostafosc z owego mytyczne.
go zamku, DO i ks2tatt jego j
po}o&enie wydawafo, De by}
dawniaj naro1nym bastycnem.
Pot okrag1y malehkiemi
strzelnicami W wyzszej swej
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-08

dow utrzymuJe sic k%rawiectwo
dziedziczne, q szycie i wdzie'
wanie novel siermiegi dopefnia
sic 2 pewneml taiemnlczemi
obrzedami. Kobiety nawet ma
dnie powszednie ME pozwalaia
sobie chus:ek j kryja glove
pod starodawna namiotka sciSle
twarz opasujaca, ktorei zarzu-
Genie, dtugo66 kohc6w, wzorzy-
ste szvcia najmniejsze ozdoby
maja iakies znaczenie i forme
odrebna, %niezmienna. S}owem,
zachowala sic tn wiecei MD
wszedzie czesc ola przeszlosci,
zna6 ia w obYczajach navel,
zna6 W spefnianiu na]ciezszych
obowiazkow, cd kt6rych mkt
sic wy}amat ME moze;a komu
one "a s%traszne, ten sic wynosi
wygania ma zawsze, DO ina
czei wolen cd Mich hvG ME
moze. Rzadkie SO jednak
przyk}ady dobrowolnego wy
gnania.
Gdzieindziej Ouch dawnej
gminy stowiahskiej zupe}nie
jul zwietrza} uleciai; grenada.
choc sic jeszcze mianuie wiel.
kim czfowiekiem, wedle znanego
przys1owia Rust, ME poczuwa
sic do sp6)ni braterskiej j
nierozerwanego zwiazku: tn 2
zadziwieniem trivia jak "a sta
rych wicklow, i wszedzie sic
dale, prey ka&del pojedynczego
czlowie6a czynnosci. Znaczenie
starcow wieksze jest niz
gazleindziej, uchwala ich ME
2najduje oporu u gromady, a
VIOLA spe}nia sic W cicboSci re
slepem posluszenstwem. Ten,
cd kt6rego nam nastepu1aca
:2owiesc, %postrzega' take, il W
Starem od niepamietnYch "a.
pewne czas6w lstniejaca, trwa}a
pogahska jeszcze mole jaka6
instYtucya, W skutek ktorej
bYt zawsze we wsi ieden glowa
i naczelnikiem %gromady. SEA-
nowano go iak urzednika,
iak kapfana; az kilku,
0 kt6rych sic domyslano, 4e
rakimi starszymi byll, choG
czesto z najubozszYch pocho-
d2ili rodzin, zadnemu ME
zbywalo ma osobistych przy-
miotach, kt6re ten wyb6r
UeSli jaki by1) 2upe}nie uspra.
wiedliwic mog}y. Urzad to ME
byf jawny, g1owa gminy bo-
WIEN niczem sic ME odznaczat
cd bracj, spelnial owszem
wszystkie obowiazki wzgledem
dworU j kraiu ma r6wni z
lnnymi, ME okazYwano mu
widocznie 2adnej czci szcze~
g6lnej jednakze kazdej
wazniejsze sprawie og6l oh.
chodzqcej, biegli t%aiemnlczo do
nlego mic sic bezen ME stale.
Zapytany mkt sic ME przyznaf,
zeby miaf obowiazek lakiS do
starszego sic odwotywac, wi.
docznem iednak bylo ola
pilniejszego Okla, il gmina
czeka}a ]ego rozkazow. Kiedy
go przypadkiem W chacie ME
byio, zw]ekano rozuemi sposo.
bami. dop6ki ME powr6ci},c hoG
nikt ME m6wi} 0 tel wladzy,
kt6ra mad SODA uznewat.
lolo-; ~eo,I-.o-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-08
hAD0WA PIEtZARl.
WIEJSKI
- PRZEZ -
j. I. W
-s:8::5-

Niedeleko Oleska, s1awnego
urodzeniem Jana trzeciego
Podkamienia ,niemniel gfosnego
cudownym obrazem, b]lze]
iednak granicy, ktora mas cd
Gal,cyi przed2iela, ley ME
wielka wioska, zowiaca sic
Stare. W istocie jest to mole
jedna z na]dawniejszych osad
W tel okolicy, czestemi naia-
zdami Tatarow znlszczonej, DO
i dzieje w%oJenne XVI. XVII.
wieku wspominaia o niej kilka
razy, i miejscowe Shady do
wodza, re ME I'D dis skupill
sic tn ludzie do zycia, piracy
i cierpienia wspolnego. Ma ona
wszystkie znamiona odwieczne.
go siola: otoczona mogifami w
r62nych kierunkach, rozsypa-
nemi poiedyhczo i g:omadnie,
ma kt6rycE JUL pote&ne drzewa
poros}y; wsrod zarosli i blot
ma capable, ale jeszcze dobrze
widoczne horodyszcze, gdzie i
CHS dobywaja czasem kamienne
siekiery i spisv; a nazwauia
uroczysk tutejszych wle]a
wspomnieniami odleglej pre-.
szloSci. TAX W lasach wynlcs{osc
)edna zowie sic hadowym
gajem, lima Lelowa kontyna:
.dolina ME opodal cd wioski
nosi mlano Wiecowego debu;
w gajach TED, ktore grunta
wsi okalaja sznurcm gesto
z%aros}ych Ideb6w, klon6w. lip
i brzeziny, rozrzuconych W
.czesci po wzgorzach, W c2esc sci
ma rowninach, So Shady pieczar
reka ludzka wy2lobionych i
%niezmierDie daleko rozciagajac
sic. So reszty odarnionych
usyp6w jakichs i omszonemi
kamieniami wyslane smetarze.
Sami mieszkahcy osady ro2nla
sic wielce nawet cd nalbll3szych
swoieh sasiadow, tenn z%wlaszcza,
he sic u Mich zachowa}Y zapo'
mniane gdzieindziej zwyczaie,
podania i obrzedy ola mas jul
niepojete, re czcia / troskliwo'
scia szczeg6Ina e pokolenia "
pokolenie przekazywane. W
1warzach wiesuiak5w re Sta
rego maIuje sic 1akas powaga
smetna, kt6ra przyje,a spvSciz'
na przeszEosci IA lice zywych
pokoleh przelewa; iakies uczu~
Gle godnosci w}asnej. gdzlein-
dziej przyt}umione, tn wybltne;
rzekibys 1a1emnicza jakas
wied2a o przebytych losach
swietnieisz7cl1, @ zagasfych W
zamierzch1ych JUL Ola wszy-
stkjcb dziejach, Gniach biasku,
o ktorych z}ota mic podania
przela1a cos wnukom ma po-
c1eche w n1edoll upaQKu.
Mkt sic tn przecie ME po-
chwali 2 niczem, owsZem skazD
swoj cenny ukry~a " g1ebi
duszy, ale radoic posiadania
20 tryska z ocz6w, oblewa
czo'a poczciwa jakas duma
spokoina.
Stroll tutaj ten sam co ma
sasiednim Wofynlu i Rust
poblisk;ej, niczem sic wybi1-
mem ME r6zni, krom mole
uzyciem czerwonych obszewek,
pasow i ozdob stalej tn j
wv1aczniei noszonYch, a suroWs
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-08
DOchOdu
$9541.53 $868I.9o $2545.76

Nadto ludzie sami ~pozyczyli cd Kramera $500. 90, kt6re
ME So w~yraznie wykazane W tel k~ocie, ale So dodane W
og6lnym dugu $1,000. Z tvch peniedzy oddano W Lum-
beryardze Howell. Co. dug 1900 doar6w.
Ia lawki zapisano 284, a zap}acono $427, "a Lofty
$4,000, "a wode kopanie $3.50, komisya inkorporacya
1928, a reszte Po]akom pooddawano. Rzeczy koscielne "a
400 dolar6w kupiono pozosta}o d}ugu jeszcze u ludzi $500,
W Banku 5000 u Kramera $500. a wszystkie inne mnieJsze
wydatki zostafy pokryre przez ksiedza.
Powyzsze rachunki wyszczeg6lnienia So wyjete z rapor-
tow oddanych Biskupowi w czasie trzechletniej administra~
cyl ksiedza I. Jakimowicza W Omaha, Nebr., tax jake ia
cyfra sig zgadza tutaj, tax samo sic przedstawia.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-10-11
EIa;QEE3Yl
FIREMAN'S DAY.

The Audubon fire companies have
set apart next Wednesday October II,
as Fireman's Day. On that day in the
afternoon various athletic exercises
consisting of hose races, foot races,
tug-of-war, ETC., will be held at the fair
ground, which exhibition will be free
to all. In the evening masquerade
ball will be given at the opera house
after which supper will be served for
which tickets will be sold at reason
able price.
During the week, committees solicit
ing the purchase Of these tickets will
wait upon the various business men.
The fire boys hope for liberal patron
age on the part of the citizens and
property owners, that this most excel
lent organization may be kept up.
A good fire company has monetary
value TO every property owner in that,
they not only stand ready to risk life
and limb in the saving of property but
in the fact that the company's exist
ence makes insurance rates appreciably
less, than in towns where no fire fight
ing organization exists. .
Audubon has suffered no great fire,
but the work Of the company has sever
al times averted serious conhagration.
Patronize the boys and thus give the
encouragement necessary to keep up
the organization.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-10-11

There are at present twenty-five nom
resident pupils In attendance, from
them comes revenue OF $l47.57 for the
first term of three months. This num-
Der is larger than in any previous year
of which there Is record. This speaks
well for the schools.
Owing to the crowded condition OF
room 6, seven of the best pupils of that
room were transferred to the next
higher room.
Do re me ia, ETC. is heard in number
of the rooms. The progress in music
has been as much as was anticipated.
There is some timidily on the part of
the pupils, owing to the strangness of
the work. This will be overcome in a
short time.
The following question In philosophy
caused some little thought and specula-
ton: Why will ball, let from high
tower, strike the ground little east OF
verticle line? This question might
puzzle older heads than the philosophy
class. Try it.
The Board of Education passed res
olution recently, granting to boys who
graduate from the high schools and
who have used neither tobacco or in
toxicating liquors, especial diploma of
merit. This action is surely to be COM
mended, and parents should take adj
vantage of this to encourage their
children to refrain from forming these
habits. There is more in diploma of
this kind than may be realized at first
thought, 1t will bring to prominence
both those who haye and have not used
tobacco or alcoholic drinks. Again
what can be better recommendation
for boy applying for position than
a diploma of this kind.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-10-11
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The numerous testimonials that DR..
Walter receives daily from persons
whom he has cured, few of which he
has allowed to be printed, is the best
evidence one can have Of his skill and
ability in treating the various diseases
of which he makes a speciality. His
coming visit Will be his thirteenth
showing conclusively that he performs
exactly what he claims and undertakes.
You should not fail to consult him up
on his next visit, as he charges nothing
for consultation and examination.