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Driven Prom Tneir Wires,

SuSBuRY, Pa, May 2l.-1he operators
in the Western Union Office at Williams
port were forced TO abandon their iustru-
menrs at II o'clock to-day. Tho water is
feet deep in the Office. Passenger trains
on the Pennsylvania are running only as
far as Dewart. No trains are running over
the Northern Central railroad between
WIlliamsport and Elmira.
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THOSE OFFERS OF DOODLE.
senators Hunton aud Kyle BEFORE the
lnxnztlraIInr CnInmlfIcc

senators Hunton aud Kyle BEFORE tho
Investigating Committee.
WAsHINGToS, May 2l.-The senatorial
committee appointed to investigate the
allegations Of attempts TO corrupt Sena-
tors Hunton and Kyle held brief session
to-day. Senator Hunton and his son ,es,i-
fed. The correspondence between them
upon the subject was laid before the COM
miiiee. G. w. Bultz asked the privilege
to be present. No answer was made.
Senator Kyle told the committee about
two months ago he was approached by
Bul,z with proposition to pay him sli, 600
for his vote,
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A WaIery Waste.

DAYsvILLE, y. Y, May q, Genesee
valley the water is now two feet above the
years ago. AS far as the eye can see there
is an expanse of water, timbers and
wreckage. Farmers lose hundreds of
thousands of dollars in crops. Traffic is
suspended on the Dansville and Mount
Morris railroad
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BUTTE, May 22.-James Hawkins, a
notorious colorcd man, got into row
early this morning in the colo:ed club
rooms over the Board of Trade saloon.
He undertook TO clean out the place aud
was hit over the head with hatchet. He
then ran of and it is not known how
badly he was hurt. although he could not
have been bleeding much more If his head
had been cut of.
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Three DAYS In the Pen,

SALT LAKE, May 2l.-Twenty-eiGht men,
who were brought from Echo yesterday
for attempting to steal a Union Pacific
train. were brought before Judge Merritt
to-day and pleaded guilty. They were
sentenced 10 three days in the peniten-
,iary and were on their way 10 prison
within an hour after the court opened.
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The presbytrrIan..

SARATOGA, May 2l.-Among the over
lures reported by the Presbyterian general
assembly to-day was one from the Pres
bytery OF New Albany upon the personal
purity of members of congress. The case
Of Henry Preserved Smith was reported
with recommendation that his appeal
be entertained. II was decided TO make
the case special order for Thursday.
Consideration of the question Of seminary
control was resumed.
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The Old Man May Got Left.

WAsHISoToN, May 2l.-Rerresentatiyc
W. C. p. Breckenridge WAS seen to-day
about the report that delegation of
prominent Kentuckians intended TO come
here and urge HIM 10 withdraw from tho
race for congress in favor Of his son, De-
sha. Mr.. Breckinridgo said: 81 have
heard tho rumor. You can say for me
that the old old man Will be in congress
next time. After that the young man
may be allowed TO take his chance in the
racer
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PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.-At Mnnyunk
the mills have stopped. The water is
rushing through tho streets and the in
habitants are padding about in boats.
The water is four feet deep in the stock
yards of West Philadelphia. Boat houses
and pleasure crafts have been swept away
in Fairmount park.
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NASHVILLE. May 2l..-The general as
sembly OF the Southern Presbyterian
church resumed to-day. An overture was
received from the presbytcry OF North
Alabama TO select committee 10 confer
with the committee representing the
northern assembly with organic union in
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REGARDLESS OF THE RAIN.
The Commonwcalcrs Parade the streets
Despite Fearful Downpour.

Special Dispatch to the standard
HELENA, May 2l,--Amid one OF the
heaviest rain storms that has been known
here in several years, the Coxey army
came UP from the fair grounds at d 80 to-
night and paraled the streets. They
marched up Main street and then turned
up Broadway to Ewing, thence to Breck.
inridge, to Rodney. and from there by way
of Grand TO Main and TO the upper end
of Main where they found shelter. No
open air meeting Was held, as the rain
fell IN such torrents as to preclude any
sort of such gathering. The army must
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Rochester Has 1t Too.

ROCHESTER,, May 2l.-The Gencsee river
is within foot OF high water mark. Cell
ars in the business portion of the city are
filling with water and the river is on a
level with several railroads. II is still
raining,
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OGDEN, Utah, May 2l.-A band of 40 un-
employed men trampng their way east
left here to-day for salt Lake. Abou; 20
left las. night on the same route and 30
more will follow tonight. They have
abandoned all hope of help from tho
Union Pacific. From 400 to 500 more. il is
said, will reach Ogden from the West
within few days and will turn south for
Salt akp
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s,rIkrr.Ln.Inv Ground.

UYioNTowS, Pa, May 2l.-The strikers
made an effort TO RAILS to-day in spite of
the storm. but it was a failure. They seem
to have given up the fight aud all plants
are running with increased forces.
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MANcHEsIE2 SHIP CANAL.
Queen Victoria Attends tho Brilliant
Opening Ceremonies.

LONDON, May 2l.-Queen Victoria left
Windsor castle for Scotland to-day on tho
way 10 Balmoral. She will stop At Man
chester and formally open the great Man
chester ship canal.
LIVERPOOL, May I.-The ships are
decorated from stem TO stern with bunting
in honor Of the opening of the Manchester
ship canal, which converts Manchester
into sea port. 1t was commenced No.
vembcr II, lss9. The cost has been about
lr5.OOOlO.
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baseball Yesterday.

At ST. Louis-No game, rain.
At Philadelphia No game; rain.
At Brooklyn-No game; rain.
Al Chicago--l0; Pittsburg, II.
At Cleveland-l: Cincinnati, ..
At Boston-3; New York. o.
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ASoKA, Minn., May 2l.-Rum river has
reached the danger line and is rising
steadily. At noon yesterday about one
million feet of logs broke loose. Most OF
tho logs are lodged against the upper
bridge, endangering that structure.
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Sr. PAUL, May 2l.-Tho Mississippi
river is rising rapidly. The district below
the higher bridge has grown into ver-
liable lake. Some houses on the fats il is
impossible to reach at ALL
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-05-22
TWENTY DAY, IN JAIL.

'uNFy, Johes Hhd HroWhe Eec"INc IheIr
Sentence In Washington
WAsHISGroN, May al.-Judge Mills to-
day sentenced Coxcy. Browne and Jones
TO - days Imprisonment in Jail for dis
playing a banner in the capitol grounds
on the occasion OF the May demonstrI-
,ion. CoNey and Browne we're also sen-
fenced To pay s. iino or 10 days impris-
onment for trespasslng on the capitol
grounds.
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In Oil City.

OH CITY, Pa, May 2l.-In this city
the flats are inundated and Easements
flooded. This is the district that was wiped
out June 5, 1892, with loss of 90 lives.
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only means of reaching the outside world
is the one telephone wire. The water now
seems to be at standstill, but there are
grave fears that the end is not yet in
sight.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08

spracowany i wysilony? Chcia}bys do.
brze sypiac? Czy masz juz dose rzu,
cania sic pc iozku caiymi nocami, czy
sprzykrzyiy CT sic nieuda}e proby uzy-
skania spoczynku? Czy boil Gle wszy-
stko i czy chcialbys by dzieh przemie-
nil sic W noe a noe W dzieh? Czy noe
CT jest ciezarem a wszystko W oko{o
ciemne mgliste. Wei j zazyi Ora
Piotra Gomozo a zdziwisz sic jak CT
Pomoze, SWAT innym CT sic Przedstawi.
Mona go nabyt tylko wprost cd Was
%ciciela DIR. p. Fahrney 112-114 So.
Hoyne Ave. Chicago, Ill, albo cd jego
miejscowych agentow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08

Medale bronzowe: Alexis. Krzeczu-
novice Bo}szowce pow. rohatyhski, Jul.
Studnicki W Olpinach pow. jasielski.
Nagroda pieniezna 20 koron Anna
Slysz z Nowosielce pow. kahcut.
Ia urzadzenie i przyrzady mleczar-
skie. Dyplom honorowy dyrekcyi wy
stawy: Fabryka H. Cegielskiego W
Poznaniu Ia urzadzenie wzorowej NILE
czarni ma %stawie krajowej.
Dyplom honorowy tow. gospodar-
czych; DR.. Urban Wareg Massalski,
instructor mleczarstwa we Lwowie IA
wykonanie map, przedstawiajacych stan
mleczarstwa w Galicyi.
Medal zloty dyrekcyi wystawy: Fa-
bryka H. Cegielskiego z Poznania "a
doskona}e wykonanie przyrzadow NILE
czarskich.
Medal srebrny dylekcyi wystawy:
DR.. Urban Wareg Massalski, instructor
mleczarstwa we Lwowie, "a pomysl do
wytrwarzania parry ola gospodarstw ma
bialowych.
List cd dyrekcyi wystawy do iowa
rzystwa centralnego mleczarskiego we
Wiedniu z podziekowaniem "a pred
stawienie kolekcyi serow, wyrabianych
w monarchii austryackiej i zwo@anie
ogolnego zgromadzenia cz}onk6w to-
warzystwa do Lwowa podczas wystawy
krajowej. List pochwalny "a dobre
naczynia ola gospodarstw nabialowych
zak}adowi Drohowyzkiemu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08

NJ. II ,PrzeglqOm EmigracDne-
60, organu Polskiego Towarzystwa
neutrality-suspicious., wyszedl j
zawiera:
IIgi Vice katolicki W Poznahskiem
O wychodztwie nap. st. Kl obukow-
ski. Il pola walki W Brazylii (spe-
cyalne sprawozdanie ,,PrzegL. Emu
nap. Jan Kosmihski. - Stowarzy-
szenie sw. Rafaia ku obchronie wy
chodzcow. Korespondencye: Spra-
wozdanie weteranow polskich Tur,
cyl. - Il San Paulo. - Cd redskcyi.-
Rozmaitosci. = Wiadomosci ekonomi-
czne. = Zapisy literackie. Cd admi-
n~istracyi. - Og}oszenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08
szczegolnieiszy " ypadek smierci

SzczeEoIniejszy wypadek smierci
zaszed} ma Woiyniu. Robotnik kole-
jowy n~aprawial zerwany drut TELEGRAPH
czny j mia} do czynienja ma ~wierzcho{ku
slupa te~legrafcznego wtem nagle
spada niezywy ma ziemie, razony pioru-
mem. Zbadano, re jednoczesnie mad
Sekowem nawet chmurki ME byio, kto-
ra by Powodowa}a burze Powietrzu,
ale wielka byia burza W miescie guber-
nialnem Wlodzimirzu ma Wo}yni, po-
~1aczonem drutem telegrafcznym re
'Sekowem. Oddalenie wynosi 107
worst e worst - l mia niem.) Cialo
zabitego mia}o - znakow cd poparze-
mia iskra elektryczna.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08

Paranie. Zahartowalem sic przez
ten czas bardzo, spiac ma golej
ziemi, czesto wsr6d deszczu, je-
dzac mieso pieczone ma kiju ftp.
ian Kosminski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08
DR. W1ad. Statkiewicz,
ze starego kraiu


: ~dfugoletnia praktyka PREY SIC .a,seh
jak " Europe, tax / Ameryce, spe ali.
sta chor6b kobiecych | dziecinnych. L.
czy Z dobrym skutkiem wszelkie cnoro-
by zastarzale, jak to: dusznoS6, rsuma-
tyzm, ohoroby gardis, piersi, Ao&sdka;
Oh gsowy, 6cz, nosa, uszu, Toby skro-
Judy, wyrzuty M giowie 1 sk6rz, ; choro-
oby maciczne, zboczenia regr Iarnoici
blade opaswy, krwotoki, aicp'odnoi6
bolesci Popoaogowe i t p. dc Iegliwoied
kobiece | wog6le wszelkie Oh robym eA-
czyzn, kobiet ! dxieci - leczy predkoi
skutecznie.
Lekarstwa % p~rzyrzadzane " mojsn
laboratoryum. pod w~ytsoznVm mym do
zorem.
Do dokiaduie 70 lie moznoIci ozytsl.
nie) oPisanego twego clerpienia : wy
m enienism ,,Zeody" dolacz dwa2 cant.
znaczki pocxtowe, . odw,c tina pooxts
odpowiem lie bedzie trwsc kuracya | co
beda kosztowac lekar.tws.
Adres:
DR.. W. StaikiesOioS,
954 Joliet str. IA SALE, ILL.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08

IG1d MIC" IouieOSo AOieSS"- ="
stapiia druga scena: pijany cabo
(kapral) cd marynarki kleknal
ma ziemie pelna krwi, a czerpiac
oboma rekami krew i pijac ia,
w-rzeszczal jak szalony: zen bebe
sangue de mems inimigos''* i
I'd; potem obmazal krwia twarz,
taiczyl, wrzeszcza} az, poslizna-
wszy sic o skrzepla krew, padl
jak diugi ma podloge parowca.
Kto vie jak dlugoby trwala TIA
scena, gdyby kapitan-rzeznik ME
wyrzucil go re statku N Ia lad,
gdzie ta1czyl i wrzeszczal bez
ustanku. Niezawodnie by}by
podobny los spotkal reszte VIE
zni6w, gdybysmy obaj z Da-
browskim ME upomniei SIG ME
os,oiadczyH ma aorecz, re 2 droniq
~ reku ME pozDo1imy pozostatym
qoiezniom odJieru6 Sycia. Ma}y
zas kapitan-rzeznik (blondyn z
siwymi oczami) z nina naive.
selsza oswiadczyl mi, re to juz
25 plea pan (pika pan-dziecio1;
SAX nazywaja federalisci zo}nie-
rzy rzadowych = Ola ciag}ego a
ME bardzo skutecznego ~strzela-
MAJ kt6rego on zarzna}. Me
dziwcie sic jednak tym rzeziom,
gdyz jest to tylko odwet Ia NOR
derstwa popelniane przez wojsko
Peixota pred dwu laty ma pow
stahcach w Rio Grande do Sui.
Drugiego dnia ma e Rio Ne
gro wmiejscowosci, zwanej Matte
Quiemado zaatakowalo mas Kill
kudziesieciu zolnierzy, ukrytych
mad brzegiem rzeki i rozpoczeli
ogieG do naszych parowc6w.
Strzelanie trwalo blisko godzine.
Majac tylko IA karabinow i 2
rewolwery, odpowiadalismy dziel-
ME, (luby porozpalane parzyly
nam rece) i by1oby wszystko ME
lie sic ~sko6czylo, gdyby ME zro-
biono kula dziury W jednym pa
rowcu. Gdy para zacze}a do
srodka buchac zrobilo sic ciemno,
przybilismy do brzegu, a haste
pnie Geese ludzi posz}a piechota
do Ri Negro, mniejsza czescprze-
szia ma drugi parowiec ,,Curity-
ba" i pojechala dalej. Rezul'a-
tenn bitwy by1o z naszej strony
trzech rannych. Kapitan-rzeznik
dostal kula W prawa 1opatke =
pilotowi oderwala kula 2 palce
u nogi, a jednemu z naszych lex.
ko przeszla przez noge (boczny
strzai). Ranny kapitan pomimo
re rama by}a ciezka, krzycza}:
WHAT federalistos, a wszyscy hur-
mem powtarzali i ,,fusgo Pola-
cost" w nocy zaatakowano mas
jeszcze raz, lecz strzelanina ME
trwa}a jak 60 minut. Paro-
vice podziurawili kulami ma
wszystkie strony. Mnie przele-
ciala kula ko}o samego ucha tax
blisko, re ~ogluszyla mnie ma
chwil pare. Rano okolo godz
9 przypfynelismy do miasta Rio
Negro, gdzie mas oczekiwalo mn6.
stwo ludzi. Okrzykom ME byIo
koGca, a Dqbrowskiego i mnie
awansowano ma alferesow (leit-
nant). Czwartego dnia wyruszy.
lismy pod Lape bez broni albo-
wien W Rio Negro ME by1o juz
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08

w ~ AhAo wv
dzac nikomu. TAX wiec Lapa
zostala doko}a otoczona. Odpo-
czawszy z godzine poszlismy w
ogien, (nasi zas pozostali W tyle).
Glodny, zmordowany, wsr6d u
pa}u, przylaczy}em sic zniejakim
P}o1skim szewcem z Warszawy)
do malego oddzia}u j podsuneli-
smy sic pod okopy ma 500 kro-
k6w. Ukryci "a parkanem W
ogrodzie strzelalismy do pikapan;
musial nasz ogieh bye skuteczny,
gdyz pc kilkunastu wystrzalach
zwr6cili w te strone swe strzaly,
a kule manlicherowskie z losko-
tenn przebija}y deski W parkanie
i padaly obok mas. Wreszcie po-
czeli strzelac z armat. Trzecia
kula wystrzelona ku nam wybija
deske W parkanie przelatuje tuz
mad naszymi giovanni, a padlszy
W ziemie, zasypuje mas ziemia i
obrzuca odlamkami desek. Ma
czworakach wycofalismy sic ztam-
tad i poczelismy strzelat do mich
z drugiej strony. Pc 2 godzin-
nym ogniu, wyczerpawszy ANU
nicya wr6cilismy do obozu.
|Trzeciego dnia kawalerya nasza
zaje}a LIME kolejowe, a gdy i cd
morza wzieto Paranague wtedy
gubernator Curityby uciek} 200
ludzmi, pokrad}szy pieniadze z
urzed6w. w nocy dnia 4 dosta-
|lismy rozkaz wyjazdu do Kuri-
|tyby. Pozostawiwszy vice ma
szych IA do obslugi armat W La
pie, reszta razem 2 wojskami
|pulk. Felicio ruszyla koleja do
ICurityby. Pc drodze, jakotez ma
dworcu i w miescie przyjmowano
mas z entuzyazmem; pred pa}a-
Gem gubernatora z ganku Cuslo-
die de Mello wolal miedzy inny-
Uni: WHAT Polacos! vivat atirado-
%res*) de S. Matthews! ME wspo-
mniawszy o niemcach, co poszlo
i'm pc nosie !. DIS kiedy to pisze
Lapa pc kilkunastu dniowem
oblezeniu podda1a sic. My Ia
bawilismy W Kuritybie dni kilka
a otrzymawszy 100 karabin6w
amunicyi ruszylismy do S. Ma.
theus. Bodziaka, ktory obiecal
gubernatorowi Dorii wystawit
battalion polski, mianowai pub.
kownikiem, z prawem mianowa.
mia starszyzny. Zosta}em wiec
b~edziecie sic smiac zapewne
majorem, Dabrowski kapitanem
i t. d. Nosimy vice jake odzna.
Ike naszywki ma rekawach. Ma.
uczy}em sic wcale dobrze jezdzit
konno, gdyz zmuszony by1em cd.
bywac podr6ze konne i to pc
dwadziescia kilka mil. Przyby-
wszy do Mateuszu, zrobilismy
obfawe ma druga strone rzeki ma
kaskud6w, w pierwszym rzedzie
zas ma syn6w zabitego Protesa,
kt6rzy Z naszych kolonistow "a
bill j wrzucili do Iguassu. Glup-
Icy, sami sobie byli winni, gdyz
po katastrofie ma balskie, zamiast
lp6jsc IA mani, oderwali sic, chcac
Use do domu, lecz zb}qdzili j pc.
wr6cili do syn6w Portesa 2 prosbq
10 przewiezienie ich ma drugq
strone - cd mich tez smierc po.
niesli |. Zamiarem naszym byIo
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08
Fanny! Fanny! Fanny!
Kosciuszko, Wisconsin
$50 NOBLE ST.


Kasdy piep'acuj COY " miescis MECH
'siedi M f.rmaoh " czysto polk 81 10
ionii ,,Kossiusrko". Grunta " tel 10
ionii leta blisko mis'ts Autigo. Drzevo
lest piekne ! moana je W poblizkim tar.
aku bardso korzystnie spr,edst, tax zs
sa1dy lr6ry kupul e grunts, piaci tylko
- 1rzewo, . grunt darmo. Pr1sz 10
onie nKosciusrko" p~r,eohodzi rzeka
Wolf.
KOSCIOk polsko : kstolickl bedzie
'udowsny pod imieniem IEydora Oraczs.
Ceny gruntu nizkie, wsrunki kupua
'rzystepue, dfugi cIss do wypisty, niz-
Il Procent dobry tytul posisdiosci.
Ktoby sobie tycsyi kupic grunts,
riech sic zgiosi do:
A. MAZE WSHLEGO,
J~eneralny sgent North Western Co.
10 Noble st. Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08

., pfism krew mych nIeprzyjsci6s.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-09-27

you want to will show you the results good feeders
getting from feeding STANDARD FOOD; our statesmen
will discuss the matter with you if you will write
will make your letter a PERSONAL MATTER.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-09-27
BASE BALL.

This week we record two defeats for
the Audubon ball tossers. On Friday
Coon Rapids came over and beat cur
boys 10 to s in very well played game.
On Monday we run up against the
Anita aggregation and were beat 10 to
z in the best game of the season. The
game lasted eleven innings and it was
only by streak of luck that Audubon
was defeated. Audubon was assisted
by Holmes, Hupp and Niswonger while
Anita played Beymer, Hinkle and Gar
diuier.
The score by innings:
Anita. $40 0 3 @ o 3O1 O0 80
Audubon. -. 0014 00101 1907
Base hits, Anita 9, Audubon, IL;
earned runs, Anita 1, Audubon 3; bases
on balls by Beymer 3, by Holmes l;
base on hit by pitched ball, by Beymer
2, by Holmes 2; struck out, by Beymer
II, by Holmes 10. Batteries-Anita,
Beymer and Gardiner; Audubon,
Holmes and Roberts. Umpire, Voor-
hees. Scorer, Mckinley. Time of
game, two hours and twenty Live minu-
ties. Attendance three hundred.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-09-27
A GOOD WORD FOR A GOOD MAN.

The ADVOCATE, while a democratic
paper, is not so bipartisan but that 1t can
say good word for deserving
man Concerning County Clerk Vail
Editor Allen says:
After four terms In the Office of
clerk of district court of Audubon
county, Chas. ii. Vail will retire and j.
F. Garrett will take charge of the Of.
fee. During the eight years which Mr..
Vail has served our people he has prov
en- himself to be one of the best and
most competent of officials and his de-
parture will be sincerely regretted by
people of all parties. The AdUocate
has always opposed Mr. Vail for politi-
cal reasons, but personally we hold him
In the highest esteem and he will leave
the Office with our best wishes for his
future success. Obliging to that de-
gree which means self.sacrilice, strictly
honorable In all transactions he has
been faithful public servant and q
citizen whom we trust will continue to
reside In Audubon.
We differ with the Advocate us to
who will be Mr.. Vail's successor but
we can heartily echo what is said of
Mr.. Vail, and warmly second the wish
that he will continue to reside among
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WEATHER AND CROP BULLETIN.
CENTRAL STATION,

CENTRAL STATION,
Dies MONIES, Iowa, Sept. 25, 1894.
The temperature of the past week
averaged about normal, though it be-
gan and closed with frosts of consider
able severity in northern and exposed
localities. The rainfall was very heavy
In the central and southeastern dis.
tricts, and ample in all sections except
In some of the western counties. Con-
siderable damage was in central coun-
ties by hail on the goth, and by heavy
wind storms in the northern tier Of
counties on the evening of the 21st.
There Is but little change noted in
the condition Of crops. Corn cutting
hrs progressed as rapidly as local con-
ditions would permit, the amount re-
ported In shock varying from 25 to 20
per cent.
Good progress has been made in fall
blowing, the amount being more than
the average of the last two seasons,
and the soil is generally In good con-
dition. Seeding of winter wheat is not
fully completed. The early seeded
fields show fine growth. Pastures
which were not burned out by the
drouth are doing notably we'll. Late
potatoes will average less than half a
crop in the state at large.
This will close the series of weekly
Bulletins for this season.
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Sunday School Convention.

and 3rd.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
2:30-Deyotional exercise. 49,.
..................R Rev. q. Heilman
2A5-Report Of schools. ......
3 :3O-Report Of state conven-
J1OH
TUESDAY EVENING.
7:30-Song service. ...........
z :45-Address Of welcome. ....
.................No Norman Richards
8 :00-Address. ...... Rev. Wiekersham
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
0 O0-Devotional exercise ......
..................R Rev. II. n. Good
0 :30-Address organization for
Sunday school work. ID. 4. Peters
10O0-Business meeting, cleo
tions OF offices, appoint
ment Of delegates, appoint
ment OF committees.
IL :00-Paper our mission. 900.
..................M Mrs. +. Z. Moore
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
2:3O-Song service. .......
2:45-Paper lesson helps, helps
or hindercnce. -. Mrs. ID. w. Holt
3:l5-Paper duties OF parents
to children In Sunday
school work. DIR. II. l.. Harris
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Henry b. Herbert has been in Allan.
tic this week.
Clark Phelps was an Atlantic passen-
ger on this mornings train.
Mrs. II. w. Wilson went to West Lib
erty this morning to attend the funeral
of a neice.
w. r. Green returned Saturday
morning from few days absence in
the southern part of the state.