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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-20
SNAP FLASHES.

"A dance was given at West
End last night.
Sick nurse wanted Kalteyer q
Schuchard's drug store. 720 1t
Yesterday was the feast day of
st. Vincent de Paul, and was OBJ
served by Catholics of this city.
%. G. Guessaz has been placed
under $3.50 peace bond by Judge
Jones to keep the peace for one
year.
Two picked mines are playing
a game of baseball at San Pedro
park this afternoon.
"A watermelon social and dance
took place at the residence of Mrs.
j. Wilson on Avenue f last night
and was well attended.
Mrs. Janet DAILY, aged Sc years,
died last night at her residence,
No. 1l2S Mason street.
The Pansy Social club will
give dance at Nentwig hall to-
night.
western Insane asylum takes place
tonight.
"A reception to the Belknaps is
being spoken of.
County Judge Callaghan has
appointed G. A. Duerler, Wash
Tong and w. j. Page commission
ers in the matter of widening Go
lad street.
Mrs. B. Heitgen celebrated her
birthday anniversary last Wednes.
day with friends at her residence
on East Houston street.
Trinity Mission Laurel corner,
corner Lewis street services IL a.
m. and S:15 p. m. Sunday school
5:l5 p. m. G. Q. A. Rose minister.
Lost: Liggett d Meyers To-
bacco Co.'S order book, near bust
ness center Of city. A reward will
be paid for return to 334 East
Commerce street. 720 1t
"A little boy, whose name could
not be learned, fell from tree
near the corner of Avenue d and
Third street yesterday afternoon
and broke his arm.
The members of the Ivy Social
club gave a most enjoyable picnic
at Riverside park last night. There
were plenty of refreshments and
dancing was enjoyed by all.
F. J.Weimers has been arrested
for interfering with a dog catcher.
They rOped his dog and he tried to
take it from them without paying
its license.
The American Hosiery COM
pany, Of New York, has begun suit
in the FOrty-fifth District court for
debt in the sum of $5S6.92 against
F. Greenwood.
Mrs. Kate WurZbach is suing
Leonardo CARA, J. P. Hickman,
Jr., and B. F. Darlington on prom
issory note of $500 in the Forty
fifth District court.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-20
For Their Sons Death.

Suit was filed in the forty-fifth
district court yesterday afternoon
in which j. J. Coffey and Mary
Coffey, his wife, are complaining OF
the Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio railway company. The
petition shows that on Novem Der
l, 1895, Coffey was section foreman
near Kinney station and that their
thirteen-year-Old son was run over
and killed, and they want dam
ages in the sum of $4,000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-20
But it Killed the Ants.

One of the LIGHTS newsboys is
not pretty enough to have his
photo taken for several days yet.
He was having lots of fun few
days ago pouring gun powder down
an ant hole and setting off the stuff
to kill the ants, when a big charge
accidentally exploded premature
ly and burned his nose, mouth and
eyebrows very severely. SNss
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-20
Paid His License.

r. Ottermann was arrested by
Detective Peterson on a charge of
a charge Of doing a pawnbroker's
business without license. A ne
gro complained that he could not
get coat, which he had pawned,
even though he proffered the
money to redeem it. The broker
paid his license and was dis.
missed by the recorder this morn
ing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-20
Probate n alters.

Estate of the Parsley minors,
claim approved.
Estate of Juan Guerra de Leal,
deceased, letters of administration
granted to f. p. Claudon, bond $l4,
600.
Estate OF George r. Dashiell, de-
ceased, final account of admins.
tratrix examined and approved. l..
NJ. Welton, w. H. Young and Hart
Mussey appointed as commission
ers Of partition.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-20
Wagner 4 ChabOt. }
- osTHE LOlTBR.

HE Took IT STRONG. - That
wild-eyed, bloated, billy-goat whis-
kered fellow in farm yard toggery,
known In the slang of the times as
"Seedy Clothes" and with a
slouchy, slap-jack mode of locomo-
ton, whom you see standing in the
apothecary shop there, is not brood
ing over love, gone crazy wrong, or
the calamities that threaten this
great republic. His mind is racked
with thoughts of far more momen-
tous import than love, strayed from
the path of common sense, or the
impending crash of this great COM
monwealth of sovereign citizens
who are no more above the weak
ness of corruption in some form
or another, than their dele
gated rulers. He is plan
ming how to effect the pur-
chase of alcohol in greater
quantities than the law permits
druggists to sell to one person at
one time. The slOuchy young man
halls from one of the farm settle.
ments in the blackjack region Of
the county where the people would
as soon drink clean water as fresh
frOthy beer and where apolinaris
and soda water are administered
with the greatest caution only in
the last stages of disease, pretty
much like physicians who as a
last resort, jump pure quicksilver
silver into an nimttably scOnsti-
pated stomach. In his farm
wagon which he has stopped
in a side street there is a gallon
jug. By putting down shining
dollar he can obtain a quart of
this IiQuified essence OF birthstone
cOnflagratiOn but what is a quart
of alcohol ? AS he tells the drug
gist, "That wouldn't go around the
family a day. Gosh, old Uncle
Bill ID finish it of in pretty nigh
a day" The druggist concludes
that he had better not sell him
even a quart OF alcohol, and so in
forms the seedy individual. "Wal
that's too bad. Now look here Gas
a bright thought strikes HIM,
can't you sell me a gallon to rub
down the racing stock with ? The
druggist could not accommodate
him and long silence held sway
after the refusal. At last the
slouchy individual raised his
head. A beaming smile that lit on
his face told that new idea had
struck him, and it must have been
a great idea, for the alcohol fiend
smiled long time before he spoke
"I'll tell you what you do" said
the individual, raising his right
fore-fnger and wisely swaying his
head af1irmatively as if he had at
last solved the problem, "you just
give me a gallon of medicine that's
got nearly four quarts Of alcohol
and the rest some other stuff. See
the point? alcohol and something
else. That's itw Then a bright
idea struck the druggist. Whats
the matter with you buying a gal
Ion of cologne?"he asked. 1.-The seedy
individuals face was al
disappointment. "No," he
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-20
Albert Won't Swallow.

To the Daily LIGHT.
If the public of San Antonio
thinks that the minority is going
to rule this district we will show
them that we are not so blind as
they think when we go to the polls
and cast our votes, in November.
ALBERT RICHARDSON.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-20

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Award
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-20
HOw'S THIS,

Mems Chenille Velvet Slippers
* cnntc Saturday only,
W VOuUp WOLFF & MARX
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-20
COME EARLY.

1000 Pair Ladies', Childrens' and
Misses tx n0nto
Z Is st WOLFF & MARX.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12

IWiielka liczba AnglikoD Mem.
COW " koseiele, nnlaw,et prootes-
tancl. Ci spodziaieniem og!a-
dali sis pc kosciele i przygla-
dali ceremoniom slubnym.
Parma mfoda byta talk sl,czoie
ubrana do slubu, W bia}a jed.
wabna snkn;a, 4e jeszcze 2adna
parma W Berlinle dotad W tax
slicznvm stroju ME wystapita.
Szczesc Bo2e nowozsnc6u!
Udziel IN zdrowia, szcze5cia,
dlugich LAT!
Jeden re student6W
Kozeglum $w. Haeronima
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12
Il SHAMOKIN, Pa.

w dnlach "a, 25 i 26 Czerwca
odbywa{o sic tn 40 godzinne nabo-
zehstwo, nader uroczyscie i wspa-
Male, PREY l1cznym udzlale wier-
nych. Kosciof slicznle by} ozdobio.
ny, oKo4o 80 swiec sic pablo.
Zebrani wielebni ksieza byli:
X. Jachlmowicz 2 Mt. Carmel.
- x. Plotr Basihsk1 z Buffalo -
x. Franciszek Fremel z New Yorku
= K. Po}ujanski Z Baltimore -
x. Barahasz z Baltimore - x. DR..
Sku!lk re Shamokin - x. Tarncw.
ski z Mahoney City - X.W}oslak
z Mahoney City - K. Breckel re
Sudbury - x. Burke z Locust
Cop.
Misyonarz X. Jacbimowlcz
mla} kazanie.
Gaia parafa, pc Bogu, maj
szczersze dziekl sk{ada wlelebnemu
x. Proboszczow1 Neutrality-suspicious.
"a jego gorllwe %starania, a Siostrom
Fellcyank om "a ubranle koscio1a.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12
/ TEXAS.

Ex-kleryk Franciszek H..
Jab}ohski, obecny redaktor
Zqody, zanim zacznie wiecei
imponowa6 argumentami me-
fzycznemi, = re ME istnieja
cuda VIOLA Boza zdzia}ane, -
niechaj jaknajpredzej pospie-
sly z oddaniem 10 dolar6w
p. ]. Piwcowi, zamieszkaiemu
W Fayetteville, Fayete Co.,
Texas, gdyz zostawiony przez
Jab}ohskiego kuferek z teolo-
logicznemi ksiazkami i gems
wiecej, (aby byf ciezszy) pc
tylu ]atach ME wart ami ma
zydowskiej licytacyi bye
sprzedanym.
Skoro J. Piwiec wstrzyma
swoje 10 dolar6w, zarecza sic,
ze bedzie wierzyl w cuda "a
siebie / "a Jab}odskiego.
Jak6b Piwiec to Morawiec,
"iec nale&a}oby sic, ably jake
nasz pobratymiec, mial lepsze
pojecie 0 polskich klerykach
lub ex-k]erykach.
Jezeli FIR. Jab}ohski napisze
W Zgodzle, re to jest niepraw-
da, posle mu sic kuferek
przez Winone do Chicago, a
stanie sic cud pc osmiu
latach.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12
DIR. PIOTRA
e q 4 \ a I I! d

jest uwazane "a jedno z najlepszych lie.
karstw tego rodzaju. Oczyszcza kreWj
nadaje odnowiona zywotnose, wykorze:
nienia zarodki choroby z cia4a, gdy'
p%rzyczynia sic do tego, re wszystkie Or
gany znajdu]a sic w dobrym stanie dc
dzia4ania. Medycyna jest przygotowana
z przesz4o trzydziestu r6znych gatunk6w
ingredyencyj, g16wnie z r%oslinnego kr6'
lestwa i by}a znana w uzyciu przez pre-
szlo sto lat. Uzywano go z wielka ko'
rzyscia we wszystkich og6lnych terra
zniejszych dolegliwosciach, a zwlaszcza
W tych; kt6re pochodza z krwi / chore'
go zoladka jake to:
Zatwardzenie, Fol g}owy, Do1egliwosc1
watroby, Z%61ciowos6, Z64taczka, Reuma'
tyS7m, Wodna pachiina, TrudnoSc ira,
wienia, Niestrawnos6, Goraczka, R6za4
oryszcze. Zebra i ograszka, szkrofu}y
strupy, Swierzbiaczka, Glisty, Liszaj.
Nrzody, Rakowe wyrosniecia. B6le i ra'
ny, Bole W systemic kosci, Wychudnle
ME, Dolegliwosci niewiast, S}abose
Bronchitis, Zarnice. B6l W k1zyzach
Zawr6t g4owy, i t. d.
GOM0Z0 ME jest medycyna patentowa
"a, tel ME sprzedawaja jej aptekarze
ecz m%ezczyzni i niewiasty. kt6rzy uzy'
Rajac je, zostali wyleczeni, s%powodowa
ii pTrzez w~dziecz=1sc ola doktora, i prze1
iyczec.a, ably * wsp64towarzysze od'
aiesli k5szysc. dz,aIaja jake jego agenc1
i w ten spos6b n1oga go dostarczyc lu
dziom cierpiacym w oddaleniu.
1Jest ~nieocenionem jake lekarstwo do
move a mianowicie miejscowosciach
p%o4ozonych bardzo daleko cd ]ekarzy !
aptek. Lek.rstwa tego ME MONA dostai
81 apteka~z,, lecz ty!1So Cd miejscowyc]
agent6w. s=seii ME ira agenta W wa
seem sasiedztwie, przy5;iicie $500 a do
etaniecie dwanascie 35c. butelek ma pro
be wprost Cd wlasciciela. Taxi obstalu
EEK moze kazdy dostac tylko raz.
q DIR. PETER FAHRNEY,
I2-D4S s. HOYlG Ave. Chicago. IL
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12
z ST. PAUL.
(MINN.0

w parafi naszej Sw. VOICE
cha by{a w dnlu 1go Llpca w,elka
u~roczystosc przystaplenia dziecl do
p1erwszej komunli swietej.
Take uroczystoscl zawsze j
wszedzie rob1a wielkle w~razeaie
nietYlko ma parafi. ale ma wszyst-
kich widzach, chocby nawet Die
n%a]ezacYch do Kosciofa katolickle
go. gdy sic patrza ma te ma}a
dziatwe, wlars skup1eniem
ducha przystepujaca paraml do
o}tarza przy1mu7aca do serca
swego Pana mad pany, Rt6rY jest
ich zbawleniem i ws2ystkiem ca
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12
Burda W koSciele
W Reading.
Reading, Pa, 6 Lipca.

Reading, Pa, 6 Lipca.
Czyta}em W KatoHhm, jakoby
warcho}y poturbowa}y tn W
Reading ks. Januszewskiego.
a takze czyta}em pod}oscia
naszpikowana potatke Pozaka
~ Anaeryce O tel samej sprawie.
Opisze Panu owa burde
dok}adniej, chociaz ia sam
pomiedzy warcho}ami ME
byfem, Dedac parafianinem zu-
pe}nie neutralnym.
Umar} tn S. p. M. Janicki,
nalezacy do Towarzystwa sw.
Stanis}ava, w ktorem nasz
proboszcz ks. )anuszkiewicz
ma przeciwnik6w niestety
z pobu1ek przez w}asna ME
ostr6znoSG wywc]anYch.
w dzich ~pogrzebu za}obni-
cy zebrali sic PREY zw1okach
ma oznaczona godzine, zap}a-
como juz "a pogrzeb (s1o.oo),
i orszak pogrzebowy wyruszy}
do koscio1a. Gdy juz trumna
byIa pred koSciolem, naraz
ks. proboszcz %stanq1 wsrodku
bramy koscielnei, majac dw6ch
marszalk6w PREY boku, i "a
wo}al: ,Nie wolno wan
przestapi6 prog6w koSciel-
nych!" | tym co trumne
niesli, kazal odstapic, WY
wajqc swoich ludzi, ably Ct
niesli zwloki do koscio}a.
Wstepu do koscio}a
zabroniono, pomimo lie Ia
lobnicy pred Drama pozdej
mowa]i i puchowali odznak:
towarzyskie.
Mimo to smia1o wniesl
trumne do koscio]a ci co j
Z domu zaloby wyniesli.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12

kise cshholiroboiiea zamoa gospo--
darz J6zef Dobek. - "
W i 9 u zeszla 2 tego swiata
S. p. parma Teofla Derdowska,
siostra redaktora i wydawcy
naszego Katoh;ka, W wieku
lat Is. - Niechaj spoozywaja
W pokoju!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12

dial, u HE odpraWi n1aabol'Izz'e:ill-
silva pogrzebowego.
Ma to odezwai sic jeden z
pogrzebowego orszaku: Nv
takim razie prosimy o zwrot
pieniedzy "a pogrzeb!'
Ksiadz wezwa1 tego clio
wieka ma plebania ! chcial mu
oddac pieuiadze, lecz ten ME
chcia} ich odebrac, chyba
wobec wszystkich w kosciele.
Sta}o sic zadosyc lego wolf.
w tenn kilku uklek}o przy
trumnie, zaczeli mowie:O cze
nasz i t. d. Maggie ks. pro-
boszcz przyskoczyl do jednego
i zatkna} mu reka usta by sic
ME modlil, = Taxa prywat
ma modlitwa - rzek} = mic
ME warta! Chwycif nawet
modlqcego sic "a kark, lecz
ten sw6j pacierz ~skohczy}.
A jednak ksiedza Mkt ME
tkna}; tylko pogrzebowego,
kt6ry jest Niemcem w latach,
popchna} ktos Z t}umu, az sic
potoczy}.
Nieboszczyka zaniesiono ma
cmentarz i nazajutrz zakupio-
no msza swieta W niemieckim
kosciele.
Ably zupe}nie sprostowa6
poprzednia odnosna notatke
KatoZi%o, dodaje jeszcze, re
ksiqdz ME czyta} W kosciele
spisu d{uznikow, lecz tylko
%wymienial tych, kt6rzy mieli
z koScio}a wyjs6 / czekaG
pred koscioKem, al sic nabo-
zehstwo skohczy.
O niedo}eznej budowie
koscio1a i O innych rzeczach
bedqcych u mas ma porzadku
dziennym, ME bede tymcza-
sem pisa}, by k}6cacych sic
pomiedzy SODA dw6ch partly
TEN wiecej ME podraznic.
Starry parq1fanln.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12

cyantoW, kilkunastu ezlonk6W
policy miejskiej j regularly
oddzial detektyw6w kolejo-
wych. Kolej Northwestern ma
szescdziesieciu specyalnych
policyant6w.
Straik kolejowy lyle nam
sic przyczyni, re juz ma
Niedziele niejednemu zpew-
noscia zabraknie miesa, toz
samo z kartohami, kapusta
/ rozmaitemi owocami. Prawie
ma kazdej rzeczy spozywc2ej
cena posz}a w gore Cd 40 do
90 procent, a spodziewaG sic
MONA, re Jeszcze wyzej pod
skoczy. MESA W miescie
starczy tylko do Niedzieli, a
mimo tego, il Chicago przy-
sy}a nam pewna ilosG takowego
okretami, wystarczy to tylko
ola ma}ej liczby mieszkahc6w.
Rzeznicy czastkowi ME wiedza,
co maja czynic z powodu
braku towaru.
Woiowine obecnie sprzedaia
po IS cent6w funt, i to ME
najlepszq, a ma innem miesie
cena take podwyzszona o 2
i 3 Gently. Kartoae, kt6re w
ubieg}ym tygodniu sprzeda-
wano pc $1.25 "a beczke,
teraz sprzedaja po $3.50 81.
w Chicago zas sprzedaja
takowe pc So beczke. Ceny
ma cytrynach, pomarahczach,
melonach i bananach podsko,
czy}y ogromnie, a mniejsze
sk}ady c~zastkowe ME So w
stanie nawet tego owocu
kupowac. Koleja ME przycho.
dzi mic, i ME ma nadziei
odebrania zadnych owoc6w az
po strajku. Cena lodu POGO
stale ia sama, a take i ma
weglach.
Restauracye ~podwyzszy}y
swe ceny dose znacznie, a
lrzeba obecnie placid "a ma}a
porcy1ke miesa 0 10 20 cen
tow wiecej, mid dawniej.
(Z Kmryera Pozsklego. J
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12
POSZUKIWANIE.

KS. WICZ w
Plymuth, Pa, poszukuje Nj
kodema Hryniewicza, ola O.
trzymania spadku pc sp. X.
I. B. (rubli sr. 5000 = gdyz
iona be- meza tego spadku
podjac ME moze.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12
~ kazzld yu1 IS Sofzadnisjjszym

a1d5yyiilI I,oofzalIn a %
'ssallo,Irliie " ,55 nss5ein 1Dliesciie
MONA posm5aaiKoWaG znakomi-
tego pIwa, wyrablauegn W
Cincinnati Brewing Co Plwo
butelKowe lego browaru roz-
woz' sic do kazdego miasta.
- Stacya czyli sx}ad tego
piwa znsjduje sic ma rogu ullc
Chaplin i Ford. Agentem ola
miasta South Bend jest pan
Fesco.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12
PLACIC IA
II Kanady.
Berlin. Oot., 3 L:pca.

Szenowny Redaktorze!
We wtorek, 8 Lipca, 0 60
dzinie 10 rano, odby} sic tn
Stub pana Jana Biaikowskiego
z 'panna R6zia Oraszek z Ber'
lima - i mieiismy jsdno z
najpieknie)szych vessel, jake
kiedykolwiek hY}s W n]irle,
Wielebny X. Jan x nihski
c.. R. odprawiE m>za ssieta
spiewanq pro sponsa ct
sponso i owl ,dzia1 bardzo
Sliczne polskie kazanie, tax
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12

ANA dziatWa ta mIoda odgWIssniee
ubranla. oczekiWaIa pod nadzor,eslm11.
swYch nauczYcielek Ssostr zakon-
nYch swego proboszcza, by I'M
powiedzla4: p6jdz moja dzlatxo do
Pana, kt6ry Gle czeka W swolm
przybytku i pragnle po}aczenla sic
z toba.
Niebawem tez ma czele ca!ego
rzedu mlnlstrant6w, ubranVch w
suknie czerwone i komze, pcprze-
dzonYch krzyzem, zjawl( sic pro-
boszcz, / jake swoje nailepsze
dziatki poprowadz'} re szko4y do
k~osclo}a.
Kosclo}, a szczeg6lniej o}tarze,
byiy przystrojone bardzo wspaniale.
tn ma samem wstep1e ksladz pro-
boszcz odezwaf sic do dzlatek W
s}owach, kt6re trudno po-
~wt6rzyc, = lecz by}y n wznios}e
rzewne. Pomiedzy lnnemi zas}u-
giwa&y ma szczeg6lnieisza uwage:
stowa: ,,Dziatki mole, pragne}Yscie
pragnlec1e przyjac Pana Jezusa
do serc waszych, i m1}owac go
TAXA mi}osci2, Jaka on was umifo-
wal i iaka pragnie was ml}owaG
przez Gale vase z?cle. Jezeli vice
chcecle, by ia mi}os6 wasza tenn
siln,e]sza by}a, muscle, i pow1n-
%niscje, ml}owac make tego, kt6rego
do serc waszYch pragn1ecie przyj2c,
ale to jest Najsw'etsza Marya
Parma. kt6ra nazywamy takze i
Kr6lowq Korony Polskiej. Pod Jej
opieke cbce was wszYstk1ch dzislal
oddaG, i uczynlG czclcielaml i
s{ugami tel dobrej PAM, DO tylko
pod jej op1eka mozecie zwalczyc
swoich i JeJ syna wrogow.. A
eaten przyjmuje was do Arcybrac-
twa R61ahca swletego, kt6ry bedzie
najskuteczniejs za bronla we wall
kach ca}ego zyc,a waszego. Przyj
mule Was take i do Szkaplerza
bw1etego, kt6ry oznacza p}aszoz
Najswietszei Nary Fanny, ktdrym
was bedzie zas1anlafa cd wszelkich
niebezpieczenstw groz9cych wan,
czy to cd z}ego ducha, czy to cd
swiata, t. j. zfych ludzl."
Tu rozpocze}a sic ceremonla
pr:yjmowania dzieci dc r6zahca i
szksplerza ]udzie sluchaJac
tych slow, takze nabrali ochotY, l
wielu razem z dziecmi by}o przY-
jetych do tYch bractw.
Pc tenn rozpoczeia sig Mssza
wielka przez samego probosz ga, l
kazanie, kt6re bY}s zast6sowane do
okoliczno6c1, a bY4o wzniosfe,
piekne, prawdziwle pochodz9ce z
serca. Pc Baranku Bozym
n~astapi1a na]uroczystsza chwila ola
dzleci / ola widow, iak znowu tez
same dzlatki pod dyrekcya Si6str
przystepowa}y parami do Komunli
Swiete1, pr2yprowadzone i odpro-
wadzane przez inne dziatki re
swiecami W reku.
Ma wzmianke zas}uguja j
spiewacy, t. j. Choir mleszany,
kt6ry pod dyrekcya siostry Norber-
ty jake organistki, wykona} bardzo
piekna Msze ma gfosy:
Wszystko to MECH bedzie ma
wneksza chwa}e Bogu 1 Geese Maj
swietszej Maryl Fannie, a nam ma
pozytek duszy.
U mas W st. Paul, chociaz
bieda i MEDIA jak wszedzle, panuje
spok6i l zgoda. Trzymamy sic jak
mozemy wszyscy razem koscio&a j
WARY. l ME mozemy pojac, ami
zrozumlec, ola czego bracla nasl
gdzle indziej TAX lekkomYslnie
sobie postepnj2,ze frYmarcza wlara,
wypowladaja pos}uszehstwo w}adzy
duchownej = chez poprawiat
prawa kosclelne, k1edy bez tego
wszystklego mogtoby sic obejsc, /
zys W zgodzie z Bogiem i ludzmi.
Ale to wszystko pochodzi ztad
prawdopobnie, re ci ludzle zapom
NELL, co %przyrzekali Panu Jezuso-
WI PREY plerwszej komunli sw1etej.
M. z.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-12
Z Nebraska.

POZNAN. - Janowi Ca
plewskiemu, Kt6ry ga bicie sic
musiaf uciekaG z Omaha j
pokryjomu kupi1 sob'e farme
niedaleko Poznania, dobrze
sic powodzi, DO chociaz troche
waryat - iak wypije jednak
wog6le do5rY czlowiek.
OMAHA. - Nieboszczyk
Jan Lane, bedac W trtejszem
mieScie, zakupil cd kompanii
Byron Reed kllka lot6w, ale
niespe}na zap}aci}; NIGGA wiec
zagina6. Spadkobierca ME-
boszczyka jest Franciszek Plat
kowski. Niechaj ten zgfosl sic
cd Redakcyl be-
die m6g} otrzyma6 co swoie.
W %znajduje sic
obecnie 6 polskich paraf;::
E|ba, Poznah, Cho]nice, War
szawa i Boleszyn. 49,.
PEACIC IA
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-28
SOME STRIKING TRUTHS.
Congressman Pence, the Colorado Pop
ulist, Utters Some Very Forci-
BILE and Unpleasant Facts

The proceedings Of the House on
Monday we're full Of exciting Incl
dents. Mr.. Bland, realizing that
he would be unable to secure quo
rum for vote on his seigniorage
measure, concluded to allow the de-
bate on the bill to proceed.
Two sensational speeches followed
one by Mr., Pence pop. Col),
who denounced the Republicans for
submitting to the crack of ex-
Speaker Reeds whip and warned
him if the election of President
were thrown into the House in 1896
he would rue his filibustering course.
The other speech was made by Mr..
Fithian, of Illinois, who condemned
in the severest terms the action of
his Democratic colleagues who were
taking part in the filibuster
Toward the close Of the session
Mr. Pence's reflections on Messrs.
Pickler and Ellis (Ore) drew forth
from them a statement which Mr.,
Pence characterized as absolutely
untrue
With a zeal worthy Of any cause
Mr.. Pence poured forth volume OF
bitter invectives against the half
hearted and wholly undemocratic
methods which have been pursued
in Congress during the present ses-
sion. He spoke until twice called
| 90 order and finally forbidden to
proceed by both the Speaker pro
! tenn and vote Of the House, Ills
speech, in the main, was heard at
tentively, The scenes of the last
ten days, he said, had proved, II
anyone had ever doubted 1t, that
Just as Sherman was the chief lieu
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-02-28
SWIFT JUSTICE.

The prediction made in this paper
yesterday. on authority of Little
Rock disatches, concerning the
probable fate Of Anderson Carter,
Bud Montgomery and Carter's son
Bart, jailed at Mountain Home Ark.
a few days since, for the murder of
Stockman Wilson, have been fully
verified as the following dispatch
will show:
MOUNTAIN HOME Ark, Feb. 81
AS predicted yesterday Anderson
and Bud Montgomery, alias Jasper
Newton, were lynched. A mob Of
$50 men startled the jailor and
sherifTs at II o'clock by loud pound
ing on the Office door Of the jailor's
residence. The sheriff, jailor and
ten guards on duty were overpow-
cred and disarmed. When the
leadersecured the keys, sheriff w.
+. Eaton asked attention for a mo-
ment and appealed to the mob in
the name of law and order to de-
sist.
The mob paid no heed to the
Sheriff's words, but proceeded to
gain admission to the prisoners cell.
Once there the proceedings assum-
ed distinctly military form, the
leader of the mob calling forth a
volunteer squad of three, designat-
en- by numbers S5, Sc and "a, to serve
as executioners.
Immediately three big fellows
masked, stepped forward and
commenced firing into their bed
with Winchesters and shotguns
-Four or five volleys we're fired when
Nos. IA, 72 and 1875 were called for.
ward. They too fired several vol
leys.
The mob then started to retire,
but discovering the life was not yet
extinct, in one of the poor wretch
es, they returned and completed
their bloody work with a final and
yet more fatal volley. Theyounger
Carter only escaped death by his
absence from jail, he being out
with a possee of officers assisting in
locating the buried money Both
crime and punishment were bloody
and terrible in the extreme.