davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08


|bylo weszli zolnierze i rozlozyli
sic obozem W emigracyjnym ba-
|raku. ia zas z Dabrowskim,
Kierczy6skim, stolarzem, jeszcze
paru innymi zostalismy do p6zna,
a potem poszlismy "a kolonista-
mi. Drugiego dnia dowiadujemy
sic, re Bodziak, Hizik, Stencil,
ks. Smolucha, zostali uwiezieni i
o~dwiezieni powozem do Kurity-
by, Plinio zas rozpocza} ma nowo
rzady swe w Mateuszu. lego sa-
mego wieczora, gdy siedzielismy
W pomieszkaniu kolonisty ia
czy1skiego (dzielny cz}owiekD i
radzilismy co tn poczac, wpada
mi mysl do g}owy i wyrzekna-
lem: chodzmy do federalist6w!
Dabrowski kilku innych kolo-
nist6w zgodzilo sic ma to. Ia
czelismy vice werbowaG pc ko-
lonii, lecz pc trzech dniach Edo
1alismy zebraG sic ledwie w
dziewieciu, i ME znajac dobrze
drogi, ruszylismy do Rio Negro,
kt6re mieii pred tygodniem "a
JAG federalisci. Pc 5 dniowei
uciazliwej pe}nej przyg6d podr6-
|&y (przez odwieczne bory t. wv.
bugierska strona) weszlismy z
czerwonymi wstazkami ma kape-
luszach do Rio Negro, gdzie PREY
jail mas bardzo uprzejmie coronel
(pulkownik) Felicio. lego sa.
mego dnia, przedstawilismy mt
nasz plan i zazadalismy broni
Tub zbrojnej pomocy przeciw rza-
dowcom. General Siragiby PREY
jal mas dose obojetnie z pewnem
niedowierzaniem (iest to Rio.
grande1czyk, czlowiek starszy,
srednich zdolnosci i zarozumialy,
jak kazdy Riogrande1czyk).
Prawde powiedziawszy, ME mial
on ami broni, ami ma lyle wojska,
ably m6gi dae pomoc Mateuszowi.
Pc kilkogodzinnej probe PREY
dzielono mas do batalionu piecho-
ty, zlozonego re soldat6w i pa
tryot6w. Tu przebywalismy wiele
ciezkich civil, ma CO potrzebaby
osobnego opisu. w dziesiec dni
Pc naszem przybyciu do Rio Ne
gro nastapila bitwa pod Rio da
Vargi (Rio da warzi), gdzie
wzieto naszych Is do niewoli, a
4 raniono g ciezko). Nieprzy-
jaciel mial 800 piechoty uzbrojo-
nych W mannlichery (ulepszony
system praski j bezdymny proch)
naszych zas bylo 81 piechoty,
uzbrojonej w Comblain'y, 1 ar
mata i l mitreileza i 80 kawale-
rzyst6w z kawaleryi slawnego
Juka Tigr'y (pseudonim) (jest
|ich 800 nadzwyczas odwaznych
ludzi, miedzy mimi DUO gau.
chow. Cofnelismy sic W mai.
wiekszym porzadku, a nawet ca
Ia godzine czekalismy nieprzyja-
ciela (nas 9 wystawiono ma pier.
wszy ogie1 W assekuracyi armaty).
Wojska Peixota jednak ME tylko,
re mas ME scigaly, lecz noca ucie.
KY do Lapy, gdzie mialy bardzo
dobre schronienie. Nastepnei
nocy W dzie1 stalismy znowu
gotowi do boju W oddaleniu 4
kim. cd Rio Negro, bedac pewni,
lie rzadowcy nadejda. Trzeba
| iednak tch6rzhw takicb ;oL;-;
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08

SSyShi" "ypia"I ouO INA
lutkl parowiec t. wv. lansze z
kapit. cd marynarki i drugim cd
Juca Tygry, dodajac ma ochotni.
ka mas pieciu, jednego Brazyliana
l 4 margnan6w razem ii ludzi
do Porto Uniao, by tamze zaare-
sztowae diva parowce, a zebra
wszy ochotpik6w przywiese ich
nastepnie do Rio Negro. Ny re
swej strony, obowiazalismy sic
przyprowadzie z Mateusza 80
kolonist6w a zarazem z~aareszto.
wac kilku g}6wnych kaskud6w
(peixosistow). Wsr6d nieustan-
nego deszczu i innych przyg6d,
dwie DOLBY jechalismy, MIN sta
nellsmy u zacnego federalisty
Franka W miejscowosci mad Igu-
assn zwanej Barrafein. Tu roz.
laczylismy sic, i oni pop}yneli
lansza W do1u Iguessu do Porto
Uniao Pc parowce, my zas pieszo,
ukrywszy karabiny W pakun-
kach, kt6re zlozylismy ma mu}a,
zdazalismy wsr6d deszczu do Ma
teusza. Tu aresztujemy 8 Bra
zylian i jednego Polaka (Ksze-
hennego) a zebrawszy zywnosci
ma kwity pc wendach z 80 ocho-
tnikami wyp}ynelisny dwiema
balsami (rodzai berli6ski, jakich
uzywaja ma Wisely. Ia Mateu.
seem W odleg}osci paru mil mie-
Ska rodzina Portes6w, 70 letni
Joas Portes z czterama SWAMI.
Jest to zatwardzialy rzadowiec
(kaskuda) bardzo majetny, kt6-
ry ma sw6j koszt wyslai 200
zbrojnych do Lapy przeciw fe-
deralistom; kazdego federaliste
zas, kt6ry przemoca wziety u
ciek1 cd rzadowcow karaI smier-
cia. Wyprawiano sic ma niego
kilka razy, lecz zawsze bezsku-
tecznie. Nam polecono dostae
go zywego, Tub zmarlego, a byd}o
jego, ktorego ma do 1000 sztuk,
zabrat, reszte zas wystrzelae.
Mieszka on PREY samym brzegu
|lguasu ma wzg6rzu; wpadlismy
do niego, a zrabowawszy nieco
'rzeczy z wendy wzielismy 90 w
niewole. Szczescie nam sprzyjalo,
gdyz pred pol godzina odjecha-
10 z jego domu kilkudziesieciu
zbrojnych ludzi. W odleglosci
kilkudziesieciu krok6w cd lego
mieszkania prad woody porywa
balse. ma kt6rej jechalo IS ocho-
tnik6w, uderza ia o wystajace
drzewo, i }amie, a 6 z naszych
tract zycie. Musielismy vice
przemoca wziac lima balse, a
|plynac GAIA noe dostalismy sic do
Idomu f~ederalisty Franka. Tu
pilnowalismy wiezni6w pod bro
mia, obchodzac sic z mimi bardzo
grzecznie, mimo IL mielismy roz
kaz ~zwiazanych dostawie do Rio
Negro. Pc poludniu nadjezdzaia
diva parowce oczekiwane przez
mas wraz "A marynarzami i dwo-
ma kapitanami. Ucieszyli sic
bardzo, widzac uwiezionym sta
rego Portesa. Zaraz skrepowali
wszystkich wiezni6w sznurami
niemiiosiernie, a starego Portesa
|okiadali kolbami, pedzac 60 do
|parowca. Czterech skrepowanych
~przywiazanO do parowca, a Por-
II &c..
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08
Y pOla Walk w Brazylii.
~-prawondanie ,Pruegladu Emigracyineso"
Rwfty6d, w lutym 1894.

Pisa1em do Was z Kurityby
w po{owie listopada pred samym
odjazdem do Mateusza; bylem
pewny, re W Brazylii sobie cd.
poczne. Tymczasem mialo sic
przeciwnie, albowiem w diva dni
Pc przybyciu do Mateusza, wzia-
lem udzia} W rewolucyi i pc dis
dzie6 W niej pozostaie. Abyscie
zas zrozumieli rzecz Gala nalezy-
Gle, vice VAN wszystko w kr6t-
kosci opisze. Brazylii prowa-
dza wojne cd dw6ch lat dwie
.partye: z jednej strony partya
t. wv. republikahska (guwernisci,
stronnicy uzurpatora Floriana
Peixoto; nazwana pogardliwie
,kaskudarni' cascade = grubo-
skorny); z drugiej strony partya
federalist6w W zasadzie republi-
kanska, do kt6rej nalezy pre-
waznie lud i lepsza czesc inteli-
gencyi brazylijskiej, podczas gdy
do pierwszej naleza sami oszusci,
kt6rzy chcieliby tylko uzywae
be- piracy, a cudzoziemc6w obr6-
ci6 W niewolnik6w. Jadac do
Brazylii wypytywa}em sic o sto-
sunk polityczne, wszyscy, po-
czawszy cd DIR. Siemiradzkiego,
radzili, by ME nalezec do zadnej
z partly re ~najlepiej bedzie, gdy
Polacy W Brazylii wcale do walk
mieszac sic ME beda. Trzeba
przyznac, ze to polityka troche
oportunistyczna, ale jake taxa
ola Polak6w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i wcale naszemu narodowi uwIa-
czae ME mogla. lie jednak Po-
lacy W Paranie staneli pc stronie
rewolucyi wilma ley przedewszy-
stkiem pc stronie ksiezy, kt6rzy
cd dawna mieszali sic wpolityke,
jakotez pc stronie rzadu Peixota,
kt6ry poczal brac przemoca do
wojska polskich kolonist6w. Ty-
lie CO do stosunku Polak6w do
og6lnej polityki. w szczeg6l-
nosci nalezy mi wspomniec o ko-
lonii Mateusza, edzie poczela sic
rewolucya Pc raz pierwszy W
Paranie. Istnieje tn towarzystwo
polityczne zawiazane pred 4
miesiacami, a zlozone z Polak6w
Brazylian;. czlonkowie tego to-
w~arzystwa SO przewaznie sami
federalisci. Mieszkal w Mateu-
szu mlody cz}owiek, niejaki PHI
MO Miro, wendzista. Jest to jeden
z tych Brazylian, kt6rzy, LIMA
wszy ledwie troche cywilizacyi
europejskiej, maja sic "a cos
wyzszego cd mieszka1c6w Euro
|py. Przyjmuja oni zwykle bru.
dine strony cywilizacyi: kobiety,
|pija1stwo, cry hazardowe i pro.
znowanie, OTTO eel ich zycia. PHI
MO Miro jest wlasnie jednym z
takich, a jake krewny guberna-
tora Parany, mia1 opr6cz tego
wielki wp@yw ma sprawy polity-
cznej ustawy. Miedzy MIN a fe-
deralistami w Mateuszu W zcze.
|g6lnosci kupcem Bodziakiem
(dobrym czlowiekiem) powstal
|sp6r. Dnia Is lutego 1893 wy
stawi} Plinio liste zlozona z go
os6b (miedzy mimi kilkunastu
Polakow, ojc6w rodzin, jake to
Bodziaka ojca 8 dzieci, Fiji.
koWskiepo z dzieci itn \ orzozoo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08

|jechal do K~urityby. Ma mani
fescie podpisa}o sic DUO os6b, a
take ia, mimo. IL dopiero dru-
gi dzien mina}, jak tam przyby-
lem. Mianowano z pomiedzy
siebie starszyzne wojskowa, wy
znaczajac mi oddzial kolonist6w
z range alfereza*) (lejtnanta) }.
Majorem zosta} Bodziak, kapita-
mem Stencil, zieGFlizikowskiego,
a on sam terzentem (oberlejt-
nant). Przez s dni robiono war
|ty dzie1 i noe, spodziewajac sic
nadejscia wojsk cd Kurityby
rzeka Iguassu (parowcem). Pc
calym szeregu niedorzecznosci ia.
kie robiono, przeczuwalem zIy
koniec. Osmego dnia straze ma
SIZE daily znac, re parowiec stanal
W porcie o l kim. cd Mateusza.
u okrzykiem: do broni! uformo-
walismy sic W try oddzialy i
wyruszylismy i'm naprzeciw, obie.
rajac niez}e stanowisko ma g6rze.
ia re swoim oddzialem, nieotrzy-
mawszy zadnego rozkazu posze-
diem W dol mad rzeke by i'm
zajsc z tylu. Tymczasem jeden
z dowodzc6w, niemajacy pojecia
o strategii i taktyce, odwo}uje
moi oddzia}, a ia z 3 ludzmi,
trzymajac w reku bomby dyna-
mitowe, pedze ma dol pc krza-
kach, by zajae stanowisko mad
rzeka. Wojsko W sile "a ludzi
wyladowa}o i ma CLOS trabki roz-
winelo sic W tyraljerke. Oddzia
ly nasze zamiast ulokowaG sic ma
gorze i tam oczekiwac nieprzy-
jaciela, az do chwili gdy tenze
pocznie podchodzit pod gore,
cofnely sic, poniewaz jeden pod
komendny (znany tch6rz-kolo-
nista) uszedl re swoim oddziaiem,
m6wiac, re bic sic ME bedzie, p6-
XII Brazylianie ME nadejda. Bo-
dziak jake komendant sil pol
skich widzac, re sprawl lie stoi,
wysla} parlamentarza do komen-
danta zo}nierzy celem paktowa-
mia. Zo}nierze tymczasem zajeli
nasze stanowisko, ludzie zas nasi
ustawili sic naprzeciw mich w
odleg}osci 500 krok6w, zajmujac
srodek miasta. Kapitan wojsk
wraz z znienawidzonym Plinem
przyszedl W towarzystwie b.
dziaka i innych pred nasz Cd
dial, ustawiony dwurzedem z
bronia W reku, a przem6wiwszy
do ludu IL przynosi nam spok6j
t. p. zako1czyl okrzykiem vivat
s. Matthews! Bodziak poczal sic
teraz ukladac z Pliniem i z kapi.
tanem; my re swej strony zaza-
dalismy, ably Mkt do wojska ME
byi wziety, a wtedy dopiero z
bronia rozeJdziemy sic do dom6w.
Me macie wyobrazenia co dzialo
pie W mel duszy, widzac jak moi
rodacy zostali upokorzeni. Kill
kunastu z kolonist6w rwaIo sic
do broni j chcieli uderzyc ma zoI.
merry, kt6rzy re strachem stall
ma naszej dawnej pozycyi. Gdy
nam zagwarantowano, ze Mkt do
wojska wzietym ME bedzie, u
nikogo ME ~aresztuja j re spokoj.
ME zachowywac sic beda, odeszli
kolonisci z bronia do domu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08
Or. Aup1at fsnrripa
HAMBURGER TRoPFEN

TIE zwykie choroby pochodza z Aoladka
Ably zdrowo trawi6 pokarm, soki zo}adkowe
ME So dose slime j n~astepuje oslabienie 20
ladka. DIR. Augusta Roeniga hamburskie
krople przeczyszczaja tie soki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08

~MDkOSCIOM, KwASNE-
MU ODBIJANIU it'd.

PRzECIwKO CIERPIENIOM wATROBY. Ciag}e dolegiwosci wy
ka1uje ooieaaios6 wydzielajacego sic organu wanoby neregularnose W enyn
zbyt zoci pozostae W krwi, powstaja dolegiwosci, ktoych skutkiem jest z6
MICA hamburskie krople, ktore kazdemu cerpacemu polecamy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-08-08
Grunta ( Fanny
W czterech polskich koloniach
hets ark. P@u!asl., Seb!ssh K !aksw

po cenach ma warunkach
z~ASTOSOwANYCH DO OBECNYCH CZASOw.
Podajemy do wiadomosci, re zrobiismy wiele kontraktow z farmerami "a
mieszkafymi W naszych koloniach ma wyklarowanie 5-cio akrowych
obszarow nj rozmaitych kawa}kach naszych gruntow. Bednemy zatem teraz
W stanic uczynie zadosy6 zadanom famiij, chcaoych nabyc gotowe fanny.
II klarunkow tyh dobe drmwo ME bedze zabieane, lecz bedzie odkha.
dam ma kPe zachowane do casua a grunt sprzedamy.
Tylko $1,000 do $4,000 weej zadamy "a take piecioakrowe khunki
czyi pola-
Fanny many ma sprzedaz poczawszy cd s4OO do $4,000.
Jadac dotad, wykuP tykiet kolejowy najParw do MILWAUKEE Pryedz
dotad koleja CHICAGO, MnwAUKEE&S ST. PAUL, potem zad do kolonij wyku-
Pimy drugi tyhet
Prosimy pisa6 do "a pc ksazki mapy.
J. J. IIof Land Co.
liz West Water Street Milwaukee, Wis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-17
MLEAN'S SLY HUMOR.
gut He Finds Himself Before
a Serious Court.
The DAY DEVOTED TO MOTIONS.
yederaI Court 20 Set Cases on Monday
Large Number Of Motions In
the Superior Court

Y. H. Mclean, who was short time ago
convicted OF false registration Just prior
70 The last city election by swearing that
he bad never been convicted Of q penal
osense, was yesterday sentenced by Judge
Humes TO serve one year in the state peni-
tsntiary. After the motion for a new trial
had been oyerrnled McLean's attorney
gave notice that he would take an appeal
70 the supreme court and asked the court
10 tx the amount of the prisoners bail
bond. Mclean himself made short talk
20 the judge to get the amount Of the bond
fred as low as possible. You know,
inage," said he. i've been tried q great
many times. but have never yet been con-
yieted.
"fes," replied his honor. ''bu. you've
had several mighty close shaves."
Mclean had nothing more 70 say to the
court. but was overheard to remark TO
friend: by -, though, this IL the only
time when I've been on trial that / was
Innocent"
Mclean has frequently boasted that
although he has been tried for different
ofenses over forty times he was only con-
vieted once before this time.
When the court had fixed the amount of
the appeal bond at $500 the prisoners at
torney called up TIRES men and wanted
their recognizance taken, but the judge
said the bond would have to be hled in the
regular way with sureties qualified and APP
proved, and until this was done Mclean
was ordered committed to jail. McLean's
assurance was considerably dampened by
this order. put when parting with his at
torney he gave orders to the latter to
hustle and get him out of "this damned
place. before 2 O'Clock. Now, mind,
said he, II don't want to be here after 2
o'clock" But notwithstanding the efforts
OF his attorney and of himself he could
not furnish a bond which Judge Humes
would approve and so be will be compelled
70 devote the Sabbath TO quiet meditation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-17

The following Port Angeles lot patents
were received 81 the land Office yesterday:
Peder Peterson, Jens p. Christensen,
Edward 0iConneIl, Albert ID. Baldwin.
George w. Vail, Revue p Wallace, Albert
Goldwater. Charles +. Reynolds, John A.
Mckee, James Randall, Louisa Block,
Frank A. Johnson, Jonas Berg, Frank
Riley. John K. REID. James T. Green,
George Park, William Blongh. Emil Der
mui. Ole Martinson. Seed Urquhart, Carl
y. EngIund. Andrew j. Johanson. John
NJ. Bell, Albert L. johnson. James ..
Moose, George F. Smith, John c. Davis.
Nicholas Gyth, Patrick Foy, Horace 3
Carver. Patrick J. Donlan, John II. Burns,
jr., James Fogarty, Karl o. Hellsfrom.
Frank Ii. Redmond, Paul Boyer, Ole ].
Ehre. David w. Sanford, Arthur Hummer,
Ralph Chambers. George w. 6atchet,
James Fitzgerald, BARLEY McAndrews,
WILDER Coveli. Laughlin Cameron, Annie
billing. William Pendergast, Aurin E.
Cox, John L. Crosby, Aloyse Mona,
Thomas ID. Bryan, James Freeman. Albert
Freeman, Dalvin C. Hubbard, Carl
Johnon. John W. knight, Mat
thew Ellis. Andrew Regori. Joel Z.
Ellis, A. McLaehlen, Jesse f. Thomas,
a
nell. Durln H. Williams, Peter Mcintyre,
Patrick Maum. ]. d. farnell, Carl Nell
son. Claude Tabary. Louis III. John.
George w. Radford, Ira c. Brokaw, Rich
ard Eacrett, Charles Battleford, John
Donovan, David II. Poyneer, Noel piIoix.
Mary Whalen, Ausber u. Wick, Charles 4.
Bengel, Rory J. McRae. Samuel /. Mag
CART. Anton Kobel, James Seymour, r. b.
Bolton. Alfred Davis, George X. Bourret,
Philip Sauter. Frank L. Anderson, Joseph
III. Ristine, Ola L. Green, William Hod-
gins, William Graham, Ernest With.
William Starrili, William II. Beardsley.
Joseph House. Edward Davis. William
Rose. Joseph steadman, Joseph M. Pelle-
rim, Lucius r. Crawford, Clifford l. Bah
cock, JohnsMurphy, Denis n. Vaselotos.
James A. Anderson, Grace NJ. Hall. David
0Brien.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-17
THE nLorrER.
srPfsIoR co sRr-civfL pEPARTNESr-os
BORN. i.

SUPERIOR co ERT-civfb pEPARTNENr-os-
Road petition of Everett Smith ct al
Oplectlon TO location of road.
Marley ct al. VS.. Russell Examination
OF iudgment debtor.
Brodek ct al. vs.. Farnum ct ai.-Motion
OF Defendants Stetson and Reitxe for new
trial; continued to June ..
Curry ct al VS.. Catiin--Motion for new
uial; continued 10 June %.
Bailey vs. Holloway Defendants mo-
uon Tor new trial: overruled.
Mortord vs.. Frye a. Bruhn-P Plaintiffs
motion for new trial, continued 20 june B.
Paige vs.. Cascade Fire & Marine Insur-
saFance Compony et al.-Motion for new
Trial: overruled.
Litell VS.. Miller ct aL-Defsndant's mo-
non W reta1 costs; granted; continued to
American Radiator Company VS.. 2. V.
payer q bros. Northwest Furniture Com
pany garnishee~ Motion for judgment on
psesaings; granted, and judgment in sum
OF s2i2 20 slgaed.
heeie ct a.. vs.. Chafie0--Motion for new
tria; passed
nal 4 Paulson Furniture Company We.
schmidt et al.--Motion 80 vacate verdict
ana judgment. overruled.
Wheeler vs.. Seattle Hardware Company
-uslendant's motion for Judgment on
P'eadings and for dismissal; overruled.
ceaSasacher Bros. q Co. VS.. Rockman
demurrer Of Arthur and h. Levin:
waved; ten DAYS 10 answer
AoFiord vs., Frye & BrHhn-P Plaintiffs
seaen 10 retax costs set for hearing June
West vs.. Curry ct Al-Defendant's mo-
soa 70 require plaintiff TO eject; continued
W agreement
a 4 Aotaling Company VS.. Conroy ct
a-hsmurrer 10 compl Aint; continued
sAnle ". Agar ct al.-Motion 10 gaash;
@eFru.ed
srea.
oansson IS. shepard, Henry 4 Co..
ssstnusd 20 September 3
seEeier Vs. Shaw ct al-Demurrer to
Tsaa complaint. waived.
esNieni&ine, executor, vs.. Winehiii--
'eanaaed 10 September 4.
saHee W Seattle Coal ard Iron Com
Fat-seitlcd and stricken from calendar
aesehHeid~smIth Company Us. Farmers
issuance Company-o publishing
aeposltonS
Hopkins vs.. snydsr-set for trial June
Dsvis e. Al. vs.. TAylor-LeSye 20 amend
PER-.
ssons rs. Ta,madgs 81 al.-Transferred
"ssaa2ty department.
eAeaie, receiver, VS.. Sawtelle et aL-Mo-
% reiax costs; granted.
nsrehsais' National bank vs. Mcclellan
neia1li and Judgment in sum Of $o70.
fSViTx NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ..
psaeer vs.. co.wen ct I.-Findings Of
signed
Robertson ct a.. vs. HIll es aL-Dafaalt:
hgned
rye 81 us. vs.. Hill et at. +. Gleason
Fsnlttet % intervene.
nSaSpin&n -. Tacoma Mil Company
.eAaants motion - make W. y Chap
-. patty PLAINTIFF; denied. leave
t,etea "a amend answer
sssF e A. -. Fry berg 81 aL--iNefend-
s.s aesnarFSr 81 complaint; continued
.asAsa]sv rs, Treen ct ai--Matton fog
'ss0'a11AeAs u ssSeaYeE. granted. u. -
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sf.ss to Lnnwaap FAN. and ne.arn

Sf.e5 TO Liilfwanp Falls and Retnrn.
The excursion 10 Liliiwaup falls, which
was 10 have taken place June IL. and
which Was postponed on account Of the
gloomy weather, viii occur on Wednes-
day, June 20 Every ore Is charmed With
the trip TO LIliiwaup falls and Hood canal.
Those who 60 once are SIS eager for the
second enjoyment of It's beauties as the
uninitiated- At this particular season, v bile
skies are free from fog or smoke, wonder
fol glimpses are enjoyed OF the Olympics,
whose nearuess gives one the feeling of
gliding at their very base. Besides gran
deur which fills the soul, the eve is pleased
With the fresh venture of June and de-
lighted at sight Of our glorious state
dover. the rhododendron, now in bloom,
and which abounds on all sides. The op-
portunisy 10 take this rare trip is now az
forded al at the much reduced rate of
81. p By the women OF Plymouth church,
who have charge of the excursion on June
%. Mr.. Z. ]. Rathbone, agent of the
steamer Sehome, viii accompany the ex-
cursIonists, thus assuring the prompt re-
turn at 10: 80 p. m.
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II your nearest, best and most esteemed
nesghborS had written the following letters
they could be no more worthy OF your CON
fdence than they now are, coming, as they
do, from well known, intelligent and trust
worthy eitisens who, In their several neigh
borhoods. enjoy the fullest confidence and
respect Of all
Mrs +. l.. Tnnan, Of Manton. Wexford
Co, Mich, whose portrait heads this article,
writes as follows: Il began taking DR..
rlerces Fayorite Prescription about year
agu. For years have suffered with falling
and liberation 81 the womb, bus to-day,
am enjoying perfect hsalth-
took four bottles OF the Prescription
and two Of DR. Plerce's Golden Medical Dis
coyery. Every lady suffering from female
weakness should try the Prescription and
'Golden Medical Discovery"
Miss Mary ]. Tanner, North Lawrence,
ST. Lawrence Co, y. Y, writes: was
ssck for four years For two years coazd
do no work. ! bal five different physicians,
who pronoanosd my case q peer or irnpoY-
erished condition OF the blood, and uterine
trushle. suffered q great deal with paan N
both sides, an1 much tenderness On fEess1ng
over ths weglh. 1 bloatsd af tines IN my
bowsls and limbs was troubAed with leu
corrhea / could not sleep, and was troab-
led with paipGfa;lon OF the heart. Suffered
q Ersas deal IF pain n my head, temples,
forshead and eyes. ! bad Troublesome
cough. raised great deal and 81 times ex-
psr1sneai . good deal q pain n nay chest
and lsgnSS. Ny voice az times was very weak.
/ suffered excracistiny u1onfhlvs periodical
Pains Since taking seven boftlas CT Dr.
fserce'S Favorsta Prescription soEue tine AZ,
! have en1oynd better health than have for
more than four years previously "a fact,
for several nontks pest have tssen ALE -
work a. Swing. I have gained Il weight
thirty nirs pssaIn1s since taking your rzzEs1s-
cines TIC sere5eSs ard pain have d-sAp-
po2Ted Yours truly,
n II.
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unneighhorly condnct.

Mary Mcmahon, an eccentric character
who lives in the vicinity Of the scene of
the Fetting murder, was before Judge
Glasgow yesterday afternoon on the charge
of threatening to do Maggie OFT bodily
harm. Mrs. Mcmahon had drunk part OF
Is cents orth of beer previous to the row
with Mrs. OFT. Stones were thrown, il is
claimed. at the OFT homestead, and as a
finale Mrs. McMahon wanted Mrs. OFT TO
come out and have fight The trial was
adjourned till tomorrow morning TO allow
Mrs. Mcmahon time to procure witnesses.
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Indebtedness Of the Rainier Power & Rail
way Company.
THE MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
Session Devoted to Corsider2fion oi
sahtectx

Subjects
The Municipal League held les regular
meeting last evening in the Chamber Of
Cofnmercs rooms. bat transacted very
little business. most Of the time being
taken up IN informal speeches on dideren
subjects.
The committee on sewers reported that
upon investigation they had found the
work progressing most fsvorably. ana in an
economical manner. Some time was con-
sumed In discussing the report previously
submitted by the joint committee Of the
league and Chamber Of Commerce. and
more time asked in order 20 look up
further matters.
w. III. Reeves. chairman Of the commit
tee 70 confer With the school board. re-
ported verbally as 10 what points the COM
mistee had investigated, but asked for
further time. which was granted.
An informal discussion Of some length
was indnlged IN relative 20 the school
term and other school matters. bat no de-
clsion was arrived at. the league coatinu-
Ing Its meeting until next month.
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The new library quarters in the Collins
building are ready to be occupied and the
library will be moved there on Tuesday
next The library commission has already
hired men TO carry the furniture, books,
etc, across Second street. Thelibrary will
be closed on Monday to prepare for NOV
ing and will probably be closed the re-
mainder of the week to set up shelves.
stacks and books. properly rearranged.
etc. Persons having books out viii not be
charged fines for the time the library is
closed. Notice of the reopening of the in
! titution will be given IN the daily pa