The weekly examiner., 1894-05-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS. Al

SsF songs at J. O. Brzezinski's music Atore, Exchange place. Knissf. tEe pioneer clothier, is making Esaaur sacrifice on all his stock to make room Con improvements.
 Havs you yet visited the new Greek American candy store on Exchange place! 1f not. ao sOs visit will be sweet re- Melnbrapce.
 N ksessa, the Photographer artist, IS
 hSAa nf the profession in Water &ET@ zn does not advertise low prices #N khMls saat you on the quality of the 61 5 good snoke will make nc AhHkN bS calling Rt Kaliske's cigar store xehatixa place. He carries the largest s.s6s M ths city, and is pleasant, so- WE Allpw to meet.
 s& fs the time to send in your orders fan maintina and wall papering if you 8AAt #aft to get left. A. F. Taylor x 70. Mft axfikts in the business, and good relia- AnsAl tq deal sNlth.
 4#S sglkk ever feaiized how disagreeable 4a bA wi ithtsklk your paper. To avoid " isM an -4aless Newspaper Delivery 84zk3g d3 East Main Street.. Give your Hfilar md he Nf1I have the paper at your gAss Wh5le the news is fresh. MT. Hale Snkefnxlsing young man. and his ever
 
 SN AMlend his already extensive trade. hs psen and Singleton Go. are not Nfng about the cry of hard times n apffFpiate, however, that people sIa6 s1 make dollar go farther than and they have taken pains to meet neSfie fnore than half way. Look for anee u the suits they are selling for
 n man uot satisfied with such a % alast be hard to please
 ro4sY REPEATS ITSELF"
 Ills quotation has no spe cial application apparently to what l. Chase, the miiilner, has DO say about sailor hats for ladies' and children wear. These hats arc the cor rect thing now, and MT. Chase is showing them in easGry conceivable style and quai ttY. A special drive for this week is lot snt S9c. ach. the regular price of which Is 75c. elsewhere in the city.
 AN ORGANIZATION IN WATERBURY. The Peoples party in this city was formally organized last Sunday evening, starting off with about 100 enthusiastic members. About this nucleus the new party will begin to grow and the plans are alreadY matnred for effective campaign work in Waterbury the coming fall. A hundred efficient and jealous workers mean five hundred votes actually cast when election day comes. THE EXAM INER has been industriously laboring for the past ten years for this result. It is practically entitled to the praise for inaug- 5ratfng the present movement in Water bury This has been so because this pa par has steadily and steadfastly upheld the ause of the people and is ever loyal to their interests as against the greed of cap
 m x,;2alth of syndicates.
 do not expect complete
 hort time. It will require
 buple more of such years as
 haS been before the rank and
 merican voters will learn wis
 A0w it at the ballot box. Vntil E6n there will be some people so foolish ss tO vote blindly with one or the other Io6 Athe two old parties. Meanwhile, times h business will become more and more de- pressed, hunger and want will blanch the eheek of labor and a condition of most Wrafched despair take possession of the |gorkingmen of the United States. Gradu- alIy necessity will educate the masses, atley will learn by diversity who are their best friends, and they will take counsel bf the Journals and organs of party which pledged to see to their best welfare and Ashfch has never been the slave of the 0neY power or of gold. .... ghe Peoples party believes and teaches 4Rrica is for the people and that
 billions have natural right to
 tread by their own labor with
 rowded off the face of the earth
 Thousand millionaires. All who
 cll a doctrine are welcome in
 sC be enrolled as its adherents
 WisEers.
 NEENAH, WIS.
 tuated on Lake Winnebago, on the nsin Central Lines, is a delightful
 Mgpend summer vacation. There
 Aking and fishing and the hotels
 mcomadations at very req
 lis here that the famous Ianotad ouarIookin