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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21

Kstdy clerpiscy M brsk spstytu, po-
winisu sproDo-sc De. Augusta Koeni
"a hsmburskich kropll, . bedzis miai
zswsze dobry spetyt.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21
Polacy W Ameryce.
BROOKLYN N Y 10 Lute0o 1894.
Szdnotony Panic Reddktorzei

BROOKLYN N Y 10 LnteQo 1894.
Szanosony Panic RedaktOrzei
ProsAa q umiessczeuis " i.mach swe.
60 pisms niniej,zej korespondeuoyi:
T1w. Poayczso 20 Budownicze z.
Puiaskieg , " Beooklynie. NY. odbedzie
swe ,.trzssie r~oozns" posiedrsnie " Lie.
dIiele dnia 4 marcs o godz. 81 90 po'u-
doiu " sail p. Alex Benoigo lS9 Grand
81. M ktors wszystkIoh 81. rodss6~ IA
Pras1amY, q ola maIacych z.miar vista
pienia Podsjsmy niektore wyjstki Z
k~onstytucyi. Gel Tow. jest: pomsg {
eztonkom " zakupywaniu, budowanlu i
ulepszauiu wiasu,s,i i gruntow. Ka4da
osobs kt6ra oplaos CO najuniej jedna
akcye mote bye o.tonkiem tow. ktore
jest pod sieloue M Serge; akoys - opla.
cone 90 2 tygodnie pc so 25 csntow;
"a pierwsty rok " rszie wysta pienia
tow. ME piaoi p~rooentu, . " Inuym "a
zie tow. Psaci 4 proc. ola wystepujscych;
akaye - tax diugo ~opiaosne. dop6ki
wPiaty wraz Z p~rocentami ME uozyri,
r6wnej sunny 600 90. poo.em sic ,s
Serge zamyka a oswiera inus; posisdzs-
MIA odbywaja sic 90 p~ier~sza niedz,sls
mics aca, wpiaty 90 2 tygodnie pod no.
l39 Grand st. A wieo s.. R ,daoy ko
mu Lefty dobro wissne ma sercu MECH
ME odkiada, tylko MECH VS. apl do tow.
P,zyczkowo-B adowniczego, . nie po-
E.iuIe, ! ME bedzie bogacii bank crow
" rszie potrzeby, ale ssmeg, siebie /
sws fimille; tylko reka " rese i cent do
cents . poksseuy lei " Beooklynie
Polacy Potrs6s korzyst.6 z t.krch Tow.
q gdy "a nieiski ozas Tow. Poaycr.
Badow. zrobi k lku polskioh ,L.adlor
dow" lub wystawi M SWAT ,,Polsks
Hale Brooklynie" wtenczas zsPe~nre
Mkt ME poaaiuje 10 nslszy do Tow.
Blu iowniczego; " kohou pc wszelkie
iLfJrmacye zgiaszsc sic nalety do Sc
kretsrza Tow. w imisuiu Tow.
Jan Dobrowolski, sekr. 1913 Stockton st
Brooklyn, N. Y.
- Tow. Rssmieslnik6w Polskich
No. 1. " St.Louis, Mo. Ia ostatn; en-. DO
s'edzeniu wybraio zarzsd po raz drugi:
Jsu Penzek prezes. Jan L~ssniewskr
vice. prezes. Wa. Pellfski kxsyer. J.
Bsodlihski sekr. prot. L. Trzecki sekr.
fin. Jan E Sartowski, opiskuu kasy,
Jan Ksszswski marsEaiek. TJw. glow
ME oPiers sic ma k~onstytuoyi 3xo msjs,
dsleuy ~sposobnos6 Polskrm Rzeniesl.
nixon przez tezy mics znizyl 6 ny
wpisowe na 81 90; mote k.ady f.cbow,
~rzemieslpik sic meldows6, prEyjmuje.
my Cd lat 20 do so, bez roaaicy cry
PRAGUE " swollen faohu luo ME; row
MET must bye rzem'eslrik zdro~y n.
ciele i umysle. Soodzie ~ac s q nals.y Re
" st. LOUIS egzystujs rIemisilnioy /
ciesrs sic swojs konstytucys ktors po-
siadsjs. Posiedzenis odoywsjs sic
katds czwsrts niedEiele po pierwszym
o godziuie 2sJ po poiudniu PREY lei I
franklin ave. " Lrght'tons h.ll No. 3
u uszsno waniem J. BrodzIh xxi sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21
DETROIT Mich. dnis Ii lutego 1894
Szanotony Pdnie Kldrkososkii

Aoeh
Szanotony Panie KlarkooskiI
Dois DIS eJ.rego zssyisa P.nu Mo-
ney Order ns t7.I5. wyr.z lie siedm
dol pietusscie csotow, ma Gel wystswy
~lwowskiej, skolektossne cd Towsrzy-
stws Synow Koeony Polskiej gr. SO "
Detroit, Mich. "a kt6re proszs o fasks-
vi pokwitowsnie " ,.Zgodz ..
o'oby nslsssos do grupy;. Jan L.
snow l5c. f. Msoieje- skI %, M. Bos
rs, w. Ksmis6ski 10, A. Sksrb, 6ski
25, A D~Sisglewicz 10 MsHppxie %,
Jan BIsiowict Is, K. Nowskovski 25,
J6t. Blski IS, St. r ,mbowski Is. BIO.
mix o 20, NJ. Horisn Is. St. M.j-
suer 40, jog. Tuohooki 40. JOE. DeJs
10, Stefan Kwistkowski 25. Ludw1k
DEieglewicz los.
N~isasleaacy do grupy: L. Oiszewski
&c.,. A. Zielssko rs, A, Anderson 10,
e MARGIN 80, Meloer Is, Jan Melsrski
10, St, SEtube so. Rsssm t7.15c.
q brstuiem pozdrowienism
Konstsnty Nowakovski,
222 Williams ave, Detroit, Mich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21
Pod ania.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Ii Lutego 1894.
Niaej Podpissna serdeozuie dziekuJe
Lwiszkowi Mar. Pol. r aiowi Central
nemu j grupie 81 Tow. 81. St. Kostki
"a Punktualae wypi.csnie posnier.
tnego po sp. matu moim.
w smutku Pogra.ona Mlgdalens
Sepowska.
, 1894-08-23
2%I[eemeiner proouftenmorft.

SOI9e1Oe 8reiie wur0en bel 9%rOBereu Sat-
tiell %erStelt:
SO ell 6arter g8et;en (8Qtente marer
dugelebt SI S3.15@3.40 III 0ol;; meiber
4Gei5eu CGatente) So. OO@3.1O; barter gSei;en=
(8ddermebU S1.80@2.O0 III SGdeu; meider
&eiSeu= (SGdermebU 81 .60@1.90; ,,&eb Goq"
s 1.30@1.4O III Sade1; N%intermei5eu So. 40@
3.55 in 0ol}.
@o38en- Reiite 8erfGufe.
I0eu gut bis porSii9lt6 81! .O0@12.00 {.
Corn - 8ertdufe na1 Erobe maren :
9fO. 2. 553@-c; $50. 8 53@54c; 0Io. 4
$3.50.
QSiuterwet3en- @erfGufe na6 9rObe
1Doreu SEQ. 8 roth 52@53c.
SritBia DrS= NeiSeu Reiue Ser
fGltfe.
@erFe- 50c@574c.
@oer- SertGufe ua6 Grobe paren:
30. 2, 31@32c.
9dmereien - 6Ga6s $685.; meue)
Ginlot6D $4.85@5.0O; Slice 1915.
&leie- l 3.5O@14.OO.
IS + step $1.28.
8utter- 8eite G~@amerp= 8aore pc;
quite 21@22c.; mittelmGBige 17@18c. ;
0oirp, bette. 1Sc.; mittel9ute unO quite 15t
@163c; frii6er Nodtug Stod 104@11c.
GG e-Oou19 Nmerlcan9@9}c.; S6rpeiz
5frt0ie 13@14c., ytrlbur9er 64c. @7c.
sc ii yet 0prit9 @biden5 11@12c. ;
@Gnie $4,000 bo5 3%ubeuO.
@ier- 13@134c. per 9ubenO.
8o9uen- 8eite Stables 81. BOO;
n%tittel9ute 81 .80@1.85; nit Der MaIbiue Qe.
reiui9te 81. 35@1.4O.
Grbeu- 9etrodrete, CRIME. 974@9Oc.
&0rtoffelu Role G5@T5c. bQs gu
i4el, Gorlp Obio 65@7Oc. 0aS 8uibel.
@etoelbeereu- 81. O0@S1.5O.
Nep ell - SC. 75@$2.25 per SaB.
IS a ermeloneT $60@S100 per
@a9gou.
% etutrauheu- 25c per Ror6.
8trueu - $1.40@15O per 40 BIB. Site.
q Trii@e-75@90c per 90 gfo. @Or.
80uaHeu- S1.25@1.50 per 8u19.
98 etntr0uben- 25c. per s (fo.=&orb.
6 on g - NeiBer &lee, in 4funoe ab0e=
tbellt, 114@123c.; ni6t 10 bell, 1O@11c.
oltntel 10@10Ie. b0s Yiunb; ausgel0iieuer
5Q16c.
|@ semi e-0eiBfraut 81. 15@$1.2 5 Bic Gr.
Selerie -@-t. oaS 0usenb @eiBe &iiben,
40@50c. DUS 8uibel; Stedriibeu % oas
6oB; Ofoorriiben 10@15c. 6oS OutenD; Gurz
tell 25@50c. DaS Nub. @99 Blaut 40@50c.
bas 9uB.; 3lDiebelu, S1.50@2.00 per SAP ;
Sputoteu 50@85c. Der Sale, @ 4 &0rbe
@obne1, $3.50 Der II 8uibelzSod SiiBforlt,
7@8c per 0ubelo.
5ot9 = go. I 4lc,, 90. 2 4c.
@0mterfett - A 44c, B &C., gel
beS SC.
8eieucorn- Quf Der gabn fair" bis
n@9oice", grimes 33@33c.; mittIereS, rott
% er bIaBfGrbig 3@34C.; roug ltno 9rob go
24c.; nG6oice", grimes, 5u 9orpetz8trite1
BIZ. Sell morting". grimes 24@3c.; roth
oSer 9elb enOigenbes 2@3c.
, 1894-08-23

N6tpeien6eit bter0cr 3uriidfebrte, antipor>
tete ct bencn, Die ibm ieine T(llc9t DorbieI7
ten, nit bosbaften2do9eln unO lib 6en6opf
troBen0, DurA bic 3G9nc:
vSa, tpenn ib nicht 9e9an8en tpGre!"
lln6 5alo oa1auf cr5db(ten IT'D Dic8alern
letie;
vSa, tpeun er niAt 9egongen tpGre."
Wtan crfubr 0ant aus berielben betanns
ten 9uten Gueae, 6aB 0oftor Ga Bella i'm
lebten 2lusenblid nibt Die 8eranttportung
auf it6 alletn bate neDnlen molIen, unS
be5balb ndre Srammdcca BON Der Cholera
berlcbont geblieben. 0ottor 6ictccbia bate
bur1 istne Slucbt Sen Ort Qerettetl
Wiii 6iilfe bieier @rotiSturen erboutc
itb 9oftOr 6ictcchla e!nen ueuen vBaloIt"
ltn6 erpeiterte Die 0renSen icines flcinen
@i9entbums in Srt5siteIo, oaS insiptiben
iicb III einen bitbl6en 2anbbeiiB ucrluanbelt
bate. S9lieBlib mltBte alA Ooftor ga
Bella etnieben, OaB letn @egncr bob Elm
gr0Berer !6aIunfe ais CT lelbit g~etpeicn
tpar, unb, nm bte e!9enen SutereIen 1lic6t
mod mtebr gu ibGeigen, beirut6ete er cine
Ipcbter 6eS Gouegen, pbDo1l tie bGBlicb
uno einGugi9 mar. Gon 6a an beno6nte
er ben vBalait" gemeiniom nit leinem
SbDie9eroater.
Sept ueranberte aber aub Oottor 6icicz
6ia nit einem 0taIe lein 8er6alten ben
8auern gegegeniiber. Q[Qe &rant6eitSfGue
tparen iCbmerer 9tatur; CT ielbit babe fetn
8ertrauen, ct tper0e leinen SCbmiegerio6u
ldt6en, Der nehr DeritGn6e ais CT. 1lrb
nit s0em 9oftor Ga. Bella mar ntcbt sl
fpaBen! 9a bteB eS beSaDlen. Die 0or7
Iaoun8en bogeIten nur 10 bernic6er, ipenn
Die 8auern Die 8eludbe De8 9oftorS ni6t
in 8aarem be8Ieicben nouteu. lln0 tpenn
bic 8unben Ben S1piegeruater I'M feline
Germtttlun9 angtn9en, antiportete ct tbnen
trDden:
rScb mii1e mitb nic6t binein."
9fur penn 9Oftor 6icicc9ia sic fefte
lteber3eugung bate, 6aB aucb nicbt Elm
e%in5tger SoI0o meDr benz 8allern aus Der
Soi6e I'll Iofen tpar, febrte er 5u leincr
alien Wfet6oOe 3uriid. Sc ldten Dieoer
Dem 8aueru cine @naoe gu eripeiien urlo
lteB fie fib burcb cine y@efdutgfeit" mebr
ais 6oppelt be5aDlelt.
9e5Da(b lparen in Srammacca INNER
nocb Qcute 81 finOen, bic, penn allf ben
Doctor Siciccbia Die 8eOe fam, ME pOroem
tpte6erbolten:
Scr brinst uns bod tpenigftens o6ne
Soften UNI! !"
, 1894-08-23

4SeutIGes (6erRton) Sel2", p&in1tltdes SortSb@oer
6oI5", eoer .SmpreOee 6arIsbaoer Salt, uus untcr
pieten anoeren @eosjanunqeu 3t %perfauteu iuden untsr
Ger arpretIuHs, Flag u0jeie ebeuiO gut" ieiel, rpie Die
6Gtsn @roOnfte bon @orl8bao, tpslde brett aug oen
welt6erib mteu Queaen getoOunen perben.
@tes 6eruSt nun AMI elmer 5~GuIdung tcs 8ubiifnm8
Oes 9r6Bereu @srOteuite8 Wegen. ben Der betrefeuoe
gambler ell oiefeu G6li2uugeu ma9t. SIT ttu Til.
DER @etn Q gut pie Ghter? ISIroe irgene
Scenario p~iTiertliD tauit!lDeu MeiH benz UattriId9cn
Gait Der HeDsN Dorjiebeu? ggarum tenn fb Don OieIen
6alIGun8eu biutsribrsu loiIet, ieeSieQ ccnH Die Sc,
iunbbet bobet III 5raae fount! %Ne notirltGen GRO
BUTTE Ger Guegen BON Carlsbad ~tutba:teu 9eitauotBeile
bic tInitlid uidt ~bcrgeItelt uerben tbnnen. @eit Jabr,
%EHHosrten tinO be @s&her opu GarIs5aO pegen ibreI
Seittuirtuug bel 8rnntBettet Der @ebsr, ghereu uuo be3
gtagen5 ritBmItdTt befanut.
9aS d3te @arlsboosr GprubelsGoIS miro brett ots
Der SpruseIqueae inter Der eettnne Der StaetgemetuO:
Eortsbab getuunnelt, uub ours 6eren ageateu fir Die
GeretnigteH Staoteu, Die gisncr d Menoelfpu @enl.
eaup, Stem gorf ~perfouft. Seoe Tloi4e bes GGt tmpor.
tirteu @9OierS MD SpruOeIs9alsss mug obige8 GtaOt.
ite8eL iopie Die uuteriarift Der @genteu nGisuer s,
G}euosIon 60, 152-l54 6~roHfliu Ctr, gSeru NprfS
eli Der Gtjfette Doben. gu BADEN i'll uusn a~putbeteu.
@on bite lid BOT SAL 9Wu9en.
9er StaStratD CARLSBAD.
, 1894-08-23
Ghico9o, %. 2(ugut.
Uusm6rtide m(Grfte.

S9lnBpreiIe i'll 9SelSen unO Corn lit onOes
TEN StGbteu parelt:
@eiSen-H ew 0orf: September 58Sc;
HeIenber SIC. Otai 6G5c.-St. 2ouiS @ugui
518c; September 514c; 9e3ember 545c. -
Hulut6 8oar, 574c; september Sole. -
DtinneapOlis 8oar, 574c; september $3.50.
i Baltimore: September 565c; Dec. 60c.
/ &oleoo: 8Gar, 54c; September sale. -
Dfillpautee: 8aar, 534c; December 554c.
Corn Qfew Oorf; 2(uguit Gle; Gepz
tember 60c.; December 574c.; Ntoi So -
St. 2ouiS @uguit sac; September 549c. -
Baltimore; Saar, 5Sc; 2Iu9uit 58c.
, 1894-08-23
6etroGuets Sradtc mo IIHf,.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
ANIMAL Sfotampnt of the NORTHWESTERN Ma.
nhhual ptalVlAIHt TIONAL INSURANCE CON-
PANG of Milwaukee in the State of Wisconsin,
on the 3lst day of December, 1898: made to the
Insurance Superintendent of the State Of Illinois
pursuant to law:
, 1894-08-23
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement & t1s G ESGFEoFD Of I Rag2:
fora IN the State Of Illinois on the 31st day OF
december, 1893: made to the Insurance Superin-
eendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-08-23
WGrnun {.

9os 9!uGiitnm ipiro Dor &C.
miTeulDIen 9dHoleru ges
fuarnt, Die gepbbnltBeS
SlGu6er5als, Dber zine 1ti'
i@ung BON 9elp6bnIi@em
Geislib.8uIper als n@arlSba,
Der GaI3". u9prabelsS alB",
, 1894-08-23
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal No4nnppt of the RELIANCEINSURANCE
the State Of Pennsylvania On the 31st day of De-
cember, 1898: made to the Insurance Superinten-
dent of the State OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount ef Capital Stock paid up in
The Helena independent., 1894-05-26

pond was full Of them, and that one yard
long was no rarity, and tho beauty Of IL
was, he said, that no one knew IL but he
The pond was nine miles away had
driven almost TO IL when we met man |
knew, He had wagon load OF something
covered with straw. asked him what
he was csirting home.
Suckers, he replied, the darn dest
biggest suckers ever saw, and where they
could havo dropped from we can't make
out, for the last tlme we drnwed tho pond
of, four years ago, there wasn't IA sucker
In 1t Il foot long
"Then 1 learned that the people there
abouts were In tho habit Of drawing off u
pond in that vicinity every three or four
years To scoop out the suckers that lived
In IL. And that pond was the one had
stocked with carp, and this time they had
landed them. gave up on the spot and
have never had the heart 10 20 fishing
since, New York sun.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-26
IT WAS THREE TIMES AND OUT.
The Hon. Jim Sweeney Tells How His Es-
snys In Piscioulture We're Foiled.


"No, don't FISH any more, said the
Hon. Jim Sweeney, tho journalist states
man OF Luzernc county, Pa. II havo no
heart for fishing, owing TO the way was
treated up in my county by some of my
constituents when was in the legislature
There were a lot Of nice streams around
HazletAl, but they had all been flshed out
and nobody would take an interest In hav-
ing them restoclled. So went quietly to
work and stocked Laurel run at my own
expense with trout. kept tho matter all
10 myself, for / didn't want any ono TO
take advantage Of what had done before
had chance TO enjoy some sport ON the
rciuvenated stream myself. Three years
after put tho fry Ia the creek investi-
gated and found that IL was alive with big
trout, and l rigged myself out with $40
worth of new tackle and one nice day in
May took a jaunt to tho creek. The first
thing saw was sign on q tree warning
every one to keep of those grounds under
penalty OF tho law. The stream was posted
Its whole length. A big, double listed na-
tive, who was on guard over the stream,
informed me TINT tho creek aud tho land
hlong 1t hnd bocn leased by private parties,
and learned that, although the trout In
the stream were mine, II / ycntured 20
catch any Of them they would cost me at
least So apiece So had 10 let others have
fun with my trout, and they've been hav-
Ing it ever since, and Two never had a
chance 20 kin even one.
The NesrUpcck river was "a good stream
to stock with black bass, and as Ind been
knocked ont of my trout concluded that
would put the Ncsoopccls In shape 10 got
mo semo black lass fisbing nj some future
day. stocked 10 just ns l had stocked
Laurel run and kept that quiet TOO. There
had mover bccn any buss IN the river, and
found that mine were doing finely there
When tho stream was ready to be flshed,
lstartcd out TO have day sport with the
hrst black bass fishing ever known on tho
NcscopccE. On the way heard tho ncyys
that big break had occurred Ia the upper
Luhigh coal mines, and that a flood of sui
phur water from the mines was pouring
into tho Ncscopcek river, When / got 10
tho river the shores wcru lined hy the hun.
drod and thousand with my black bass-
great big, lusty follows thoy wore, too
and every living thing in tho river WAS
killed. Not thing escaped tho deadly
poison, and thcro has noycr been any fish.
Ing there since
II remembered that soon aftor hnd
stocked Laurel run with trout had pro
cured some German carp to accommodate
a constituent Of mino who said he knew
pond where carp would thrive and somo
day give great sport 20 fishermen who iixo
that sort Of hshing. IL is a big drop from
trout and black bass TO carp but folt
that ] would like to havu some little re.
turn for my efforts 10 enhance tho pisca-
torial Interests Of my district, so / do.
torninod 10 Try tho carp. Thoy al least
wero surely beyond the influence Of capital
and sulphur watcr. Ny constituent told
ms tbEt the carp had done w well thai I,a
The Helena independent., 1894-05-26
THE EPlcURE.

When parsley cannot be had, fine celery
tops make pretty garnish for meat.
Never slice apples for making pies, Quar-
ter and core and II an apple is large cut
each quarter in two pieces.
A novel and delicious flavor may be i'm
parted to cake by placing bits of rose gera-
mum leaves under the creased paper with
which the baking tin is lined.
Boil rice in double boiler, add a few
drops OF lemon juice to the water and do
not stir until It is sufficiently cooked. The
grains will then separate readily and be
beautifully white.
One reason that venison ON the continent
is always 50 tender is that the meat is laid
for "a hours before cooking in white wine
vinegar OF ordinary Rhine wine. This
treatment gives the meat a most delicious
flavor and is we'll worth trying.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-26
Modern Guns.

The tendency is unmistaEably TO In.
crease th9 number Of guns, but 10 reduce
their weight. This, without approciably
diminishing the efficiency Of the guns, In
orcascs the weight Of metal discharged nt
q broadside' while also greatly improving
The facilities for handling tho guns. De-
slgners OF modern ordnance now seek TO
make The guns ns independent rs possible
Of mechanical assistance in handling, which
makes them less liable 10 become disabled
in action. There IS also very pronounced
drift In thcdircetion Of extending the rap
Id ilro system 10 tho heavier ordnance. =
Now Orleans Plouyunc.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-26

A British nOblcman who has sued FOR
breach Of promise IS reported to have de-
clarud that IL was impossible for him TO
contradict u lady, and that therefore he
would not deny that he had made the
promise, but he insisted that tho lady hnd
exaggerated the value Of his affections and
that that value was fair question FOR u
jury. The lady recovered per cent or 30
Of her original claim, and tho mulcted no.
blcnnp declared thnt the cross cxnminn-
ton Of her by his counsel was amply worth
the money. Chicago Tribune.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-26

1ntsrest allowed on deposits made for specl.
led time.
Trsntfsrs OF money made by telegraph.
Ichsnxe sold on tho principal cities OF the
Uniled btAtes sgt Europs
Boxes for rent at reasonable rstss In our q 70
and burglar proof safe doloslt vaut
The Helena independent., 1894-05-26

The vast facilities OF ]. @. Aver g. Co..
Of Lowell. Mass.. enable them to place tbs
superior blood purihei-Ayst's ssrsarilla-
within the reach OF ths loorest invalid.
Don't be induced to take a "ohesp'' sob
Hti.ute. Always Iemsmbsr that the bss, 10
the cheapest.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-26

Ayers pills urs Invaluable for The euro Of
hssdaehe. constipation, stomach and liver
troubles and all dorAnRomSnis OF tho dl.
PsstiVs and sssimiIaiivs organs. These
pills ere Sugar. coated, sate aud pleasant 10
take always reliable. and retain their yir-
toes In any climate.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-26
A Sure Cure for Plies.

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ing or piotruding, yield al onoo 10 Dr.. Bo-
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on pRrts affected, abso bs tumots. allsys
Itching end affects a permanent euro. Fifty
cents. d. 'uEgists or mail. Circulars free.
Dr. Bosanko. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold By
Psrehsn- 'Aohsul Drag Co.. Helena
The Helena independent., 1894-05-26

Jobson-I save mysolf great deal Of
annoyance and trouble by having pair Of
suspcndors for every pair of my trousers.
Dobson-T Thht's quito an iden. But isn't
ID little oxpensivc' How many suspend.
crs do you hnyo 10 keep on hand, old mang
JUbson-One pair. - b., X. q Co. Is
Monthly.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-26
Buokisna ArnIoA saIys.

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The Helena independent., 1894-05-26

General BasEIpG Iu.luO" Transacted.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-26

PAID IN CAPITAL, 100000.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-26

TruuIaSst
ihomas Cfnio, Frank H. Cruse,
VIM J. Cooke Vim. j. swooueg,
John Pagan.
Allows Dor cont intsraat on BAyinRa U0poslta
Compounded JEnnHry and Iuiy.
lTanahctA a general banking baslnoas Draws
siohhuRs on all principal cities ~ tue United
htaiss and Europe
hals in al county and city bonds. and makes
loans on real estate mortgages,
, ohiso hour. from 10 q m toip, m Also on
saturday and Monday evenings from 7 ~
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-21
The Watches of Night.

When of the repeated kind exper-
fenced by persons troubled by in
somnia, soon bring about an alarm
ing condition of the nervous system.
The shaking hand, confusion Of the
brain, lapse Of memory and loss Of
appetite indicate, with terrible pre-
cision, the ravages produced by loss
of sleep, which if unremedied must
destroy mental equilibrium altogetl-
er No better or thorough nervine
exists than Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, Common sense and exper-
fence points to its early and steady
use in cases of insomnia. 1t
strengthens weak and relaxes the
tension of overstrained nerves,
which, by the way, a resort to un-
medicated stimulants will never do
permanently, while the after effect
of such excitants is most prejudical.
Under the influence of this benign
invigorant, appetite, digestion and
sleep return, and bodily comfort
and health are alike promoted. 1t
Is invaluable in chills and fever, liv-
er complaint, constipation, rheumat-
ic and kidney trouble,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-21
TEXARKANA ARKANSAS MONDAY EVENING MAY 81 1884,

stenographer and clerk. At the
close of the meeting Mr.. Gray stat
ed that the committee had decided
to hold its first meeting Monday be-
ginning at 10 o'clock. The first
work will be upon the alleged at
tempt to bribe Senators Hunton
and Kyle. The Senators named.
Senator Hunton's son, Senator
Kyle's Private Secretary and c. w.
Buttz, who has been represented as
the man who undertook to bribe
the Senators, will be summoned.
The committee did not decide upon
any course of proceeding with ref
erence to the alleged operations of
the sugar trust, leaving the details
of that branch of the inquiry to be
taken up when the first part of it
shall have been concluded. The in
vestigation will be conducted behind
closed doors.
The chairman is to be authorized
from day to day to give out for pub
lcation the purport of the testi-
mony,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-21
CIRCUIT COURT POSTPONED.

The following letter from Judge
Hearn, in answer to a petition ask
ing him to adjourn the June term
of Miller Circuit Court, over to an
other and later date, will be found
fully self explanatory:
ARKADELPHIA ARK, MAY 10, 1894.
Mr.. ]. V. SooTT
DEAR SIR:-Your letter in which
is contained the suggestions of at
torneys and other citizens relative
to adjourning the Miller Circuit
Court over from the 4th of June to
sometime in September has been
received, and after considering the
same together with the advice of
yourself and Judge Friedell, / have
concluded to adjourn the court over
to some time in September T.
You can make it known that neith-
er Jurors or witnesses or defendants
under bond will be required to at
tend on the 1st day of the term or
at any other time before the day
fixed in September for the adjourn
ed term, but that their attendance
will be required then, and that
they must take notice of the day
when it is fixed For attachments
will issue for them upon their fail
ure to attend. l cannot say now
whether any business at all will be
transacted at the regular term, we
will settle that later when | get
there
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-05-21

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