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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
z Prus Polskich

CHEkMNO. Okropny wy
padek wydarzy} sic W tych
dniach we wsi Kiewo. Gdy
w}6darz odprzagal konle Cd
brony, zaplata} sic mledzy
orczyki, a konie tenn pre-
straszone, pobieg}y y, wlokaac
nieszczesliwego po do{ach l
kamieniach. SERGE rozdzlera~
jqcy byz widok rozpaczy zony
i siedmiorga dzieci, gdy i'm
przyniesiono cia}o zabitego.
~KOSCIERZYNA. Dnia 7
lipca RIB. obchodzl{a zacna
prze}ozona tuteiszego pensyo'
natu zedskiego, parma Kata'
rzyna lynda, sw6j 25-letn1
iubileusz chlubnej dzia}alnosc1
prey tejze pensyi, jake nau-
czycielka. Czcigodna jubllatka
2 rzadkiem zami}owaniem
poswieceniem pracu1e mad
wychowaniem i 'wykszta{ce-
MEM powierzonych swej pieczy
uczennic, to tel zak}ad jej
cieszy sic zasluzonym rozgfo-
sem. Spodziewamy sic, re re
szczerem uznaniem wszyscy
znajomi, a mianowicie dawne
lei uczennice obecnoscla swo]a
beda sic stara}y przyczynlc do
uswietnienia jej jubileuszu. My
zas ma tenn miejscu wyrazamy
pragnienie, ably szanowna
zasluzona jubilatka zy}a d}ugle
ieszcze lata i pracowa{a NADIA!
z ta sama g%orliwo$cia ola
dobra ogo}u i ably "a ]e:
przyk}adem wiele innychPolek
dazy}o.
Dabrowski,
emerytowany nauczyciel, roz
pocza} dnia 11-go czerwcs
setny rok zycia. Do listopads
zesz}ego roku byk bardze
,zezk;m. I'D tepO cZaSu ZacZa
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
Y donosz9,

Y BERLINA donosz9, re
wielkie tam wrazenia uczyni{a
uc1eczka zydowsklego bank'era
Gwidona Loewego. Budowa} on
domy ma spekulacya, przyczem
tracili g}6wnle rzem1eslnlcY. ZYd
ow zajmowaf mieszkanle urzadzone
po ksiazecemu, "a kt6re p}aci} 5000
marek rocznej ~dzierzawy, a oscbno
"a kantor 900 marek. Trzymaf
loka]a l czterY s}uzace. Wydawa4
roczn1e $4,000 NIX. ma potrzeby
domowe. Suma bYla tax wysoks,
gdyz Loewy utrzymYwa} ,,kuzynkl",
kt6re mleszka}7 W wspan1afych
apartamentach. Uciek1 on do brata
w Londyn1e pozostawiai2c zone
dzlec1 W Berl1n1e. Ow brat odsie-
dziedziaf W Prusach 6 lat cucht-
hauzu. Loewy zabra} re soba
znaczny zapas got6wki. Nafa}szo-
wa4, lie m6g4, wekskll. Przypusz-
GAIA, re W ten spos6b sclagna}
okofo 1000 marek,O podobnych
sprawkach pisma zzydzia4e mic
ME p1szq, ale mech sic kt6remu z
naszych noga posliznie, wtedy
semickie gazety z tryumfem g}osza
O polskiem marnourawstwle.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

moi Gle sledzl.
Podpisu ME bylo. PAM
Herminia Die watpi}a. ze SERGE
wskaze biednemu zuchwalcowi,
zk9d bilecik. rada... zresztq
dzlewczyna mia]a instrukcye.
Pc tym bohaterskim czyuie p.
Herminia wrocita do swego
pokoiku i zatopifa sic W
Zfotym Oltarzyku. Tymcza-
sem p. Alfred ma czele piec1u
parobkow, s1uzacego ogrod'
nika, .rozpocza} walna kampa-
MIA. Pod 1ywop}otem. okalaja'
Gym ogr6d, p%okopano dolly,
lekko trzcina i ziemja PREY
kryte, pozastawiano zelaza.
NajpieknieJsze kwiaty PAM
Herminii leza}y pokotem;
stfuczono szybe W jnspektach
rewiduiac klomby i krzakl.
Wreszcie ujrzawszy, De poszu-
kiwanie ga teraz by}o darem-
mem, i he winowaica ME
znajdowaf sic W ogrodzie W
tel chwill, p. Alfred pos1ano-
will wziaG go niespodzianka, i
zdradliwle zaczaiwszy lud2i tn
i owdzie, urzsdziwszy }apki,
sam z fuzY4 W reku "a allan
ka sic przytulil i czeka}. Vie
cz6r JUL by} prawie zupefny.
Zabieraio sic ma deszcz, vice
mrok zapadaf &ywiej ni2
zwykle. Parobcy zasadzce
smieli sic i pokpiwali poclchu.
Nnraz Cd strony lasu gatezle
zywoplotu sic poruszyly,
pokazal sic m}ody me2czyzna
w slomianym letnim kapeluszu,
20 mysGwsku przybrany, pocl-
chu IA psa cmoka]ac.R ozej raa}
sic ostroznie, / wstr2asa]ac
buinemi blond wiosami, pre-
sadzif plot / cicho posunsl sic
ku altanie. W tenn miejscu
trawa gesta i miekka zagfu
scala jego zreszta / tax baczne
krokj. Duly klomb malw
gesto splatane khaki maliuowe
zasiania1y go. Zaledwo iednak
postapii kilkanascie krok6w,
zdalo mu sic, BE mu ziem
naraz braknie pod nogami
GwattownYm ruchem uskoc2y
ma box j upad} jak diugi. IL
upadnlecie lego mia1o dziwne
echo. Tuz naraz "a MIN da
sic styszet okrzyk:
-Trzymaj go! jest! jest!....
i ktos stansl prze5 MIN, Jakb1
wyr6sl z ziemi, zastepujac mi
droge.
Mlodzieniec skoczyf ma nog
silnem pchnieciem powali
przeciwnika j jak sarna pom
knai krzakami. Rotowy ogie1
okrzykow scigal "a MIN. Zda-
wato sic, Re wszystkie drzew'
maja rece.
Ma prawo i lewo zabiega12
mu ciemne postacie jake
droge. DIVA razy kurs tel
szalony odby} sic woko}'
ogroda. SHgany ~slyszal 2:
SODA przyspieszonY oddec]
goniace] go zgrai i wyteza
silly. Jednakze by}by sic MOI
ME wywiua', gdyby NE nagf
dywersya. Zalosoe wycie ps
rozleg|o sic pray nastawio'
pych zelazach. Polowa pre-
ciwnik0w, 2bita z tropu,
,,,,,J-o~ trv,1mf,1 rynoIka 81
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
q Poznahskiego.

W Bydgoszczy zaczefa
wychodzic nova gazeta codzlenna
p. t.. ,,Gazeta naroaowa". Cena
Gwiercroczna ma pocztach wynosI
l m.
H. Umarla tn hra-
hina Leonardowa Kwilecka, pre-
zywszy lat 81.
Skutki Observation-Disclosures
iona pewnego pijaka. cierplacegc
n1eraz gi6d razem z l1cznemi dziec
mi, chodzi}a nleraz do mi}osiernegc
rzcznika, ably wyprosi6 nlegc
kawa}kl 1osci inne odpadki, M
sprzedaz zupe}nie niezdatne. CASA
MI rzezn1k dorzuca{ jej noge wo4o'
wa. Pewnego dina przysz1a ts
kobieta znowu do rzeznika i ME
prosl}a o odpadki, ale d1ugl czas
przypatrywa}a sic duzemu kawa1o,
wi miesa. Nakoniec zapyta}a: Go
kosztuje ten kawa}ek?" Rzeznli
odrzeki niechetn1e:: ,,Prosze mi ME
przeszkadzaG, przeclez tego ME
kupicle! Oto macie noge wofowa.'
- jednak kupie ten kawa}ek :
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
Ksiazki 40 n~abo2eh~

silva
D7iecie DO Boga....s... ........2G ,
Dziecie do Boga re o siotem' brgs
kwiat niowinno4ci ola dzieci pols.
kich W Ameryce......-......2b
.As!ateczkA" DO nabo&ehsIwa dla
mtcdzlesy, zfocone brzegi, s}coo'
ny tytulik, pofsk6rek ,,ytnli-
ken lJ6zefa Chociszew ,R|egol
Ia sama ksateczka oprawna "
sk6rke z obrazkiem.........95
Ia sauna ,,KsiaSeczAa do nabo&eh.
:s~a ola mtodz'ss&yn okuciem
i zameczhiem.. .,....l rs
"a sama op:awna " koad stcniowa,
aIbo W aksamit. ..e......l rs
Ola .orosigc b.
ANlOh sTROz oprawny W Nxorks
zfocone brzeg; 100
Ani6} StrGz ~s oprawny W
sk5rhe. z;r ,one brzegi, z okuciem,
zamvcz<'e:@> zioayn 1y,uliklem
aNlOb slRvz oprauny w koAs
ston,owa hub w aksamlt...3 800
1bOTY OhTARzYK, mocno o.
prawny re ztoconyn 6 tytulikiem
WYBOREK opraw. W ptbtno $o.4o
zfocone brzegi, skorka 0.s0
" zokuc,em zameczk iem leo
OETARZYK POLSKI =.
20 ztoconemi brzegami LAO
10 sprzaczka Z okuciem 800
DUNN opraw. " skorke LEO
zfocone brzegi 1.7S
20 A. sprzaczka 500
Ogr6de k D u b y, .:
prawny W sk6rke, z}ocone brzs.
gi, z obrazkami Ms ok1adce,e slo,
conym tytulikiem ...... $3.50
Ta sama ksiazka : zameczkiem
i okuelen 200
W 9 ks Maryi opr. y
sk6rke. l.3s
" ianek Mary, alocony
otulik i z}oc, - brzegi~ ...l.&
Wianek II >ryL ziosons
hrAegi, Z zanstv1 :, { eke .ls~'
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
CUDOWNE HOSTYE SW

CUDOWNE HOSTYE oW.
W Hlszpanii, W miejscowosc'
zwane] Alkala de Henares, znajdu-
"a sic W tamtejszym kosclele Gu
downe Hostye sw., kt6re pc 800
latach wyglqdaja jak swleze. Roblo~
no rome pr6by, ably sic przekonac,
czy niep1a tn jaklego oszustwa, ale
przekonano sic tYlko o cudzie.
Trzymano naprzYk}ad te Hostye
razem z komunlkantaml swiezo
sporzadzonemi, a ME konsekro-
waneml we Mszy sw. / pokaza{o
sic, re komun,kantY zwletrza{y
zwilgotnialy pc kilku dnlach, owe
zas Hostye swlete zawsze pozosta-
~ swiezemi i So takieml, jak
powtarzamy, cd 800. przesz}o lat,
to jest cd roku 1909, kiedy to
wreczyt lie pewnemu ksiedzu Jszui,
Gle 1akis swietokradzca. lie sW'
Hostye c~orocznie wystawiaja pod
czas pewnej uroczystosci ku czci
p%ubl1cznej. lego roku W czasie
Zlelonych Swiatek wyruszy}o z
Madrytu (stollcy hiszpahskleD SOC
os6b pod przewodn1ctwem Bisku'
pow, ma owa uroczystosc, by uczcit
owe HostYe sw.
OLA CZEGO ludzie rek2 "a
sFaniaja usta, gdy ziewaja? Oby-
czaJ ten slega dawnych czas6w'
Pred 400 do 500. laty piano.
wa}o pomiedzy ludzml wyobra.
zenie, re djabet chyha ciagle ma
dusze ludzkie i jak ludzie usts
otulerajq, to ustaml chce wnijst
do brzueha, zeby potem cz}owleks
opetac. GdY Satan musia} II dfu
90 czekac, az kto usta otworzy{
wtedY pobudza1 cz1owieka do zie
wanna i potem wpada W cz1owleka
Ludzie jednak zmiarkowal1 sic M
tenn, i lie razy kto zlewna}, zawsze
pred ustam1 zroblf znak krzYzi
i szatana przez to odpedza1. Luo
wleiski W W1oszech W Hiszpani
]eszcze dzls1aj rohi znak krzYzs
pred ustaml, lie razy zlewnie, v
1nnych krajach tsta1 ten zwyczaj
ale "a to podnosza reke i usts
zastaw1aja.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26
SEE kon kohczy" rozci2gna} sic
jak d}ugi pa drodze.

SEE kon konczy!' rozcl2gn2f sic
jak d1ugi ma drodze.
Dw6ch uczn16w. jeden kraw-
drugi szewczyk. staneli pred
klatka W menazerYl W kt6rej by}
ogromny tygrys. ,,Patrz!" zawo}a}
krawczyk: ito mi bestya!' Go MI
tam" odpar} szewczYk, ,,zebys ty
widzia{ moja majstrowa, no, powia-
dam c1, dop1ero przesz}oDy CT
mrowie pc sk6rze."
Sedzia do oskarzonego silnego
ch{opa: ,,Kog6z obieracie ola swej
obronY?'
CHOP: ,,Kto! ia? Me potrze-
buje niczyjej obrony, niechno tn
kt6ry do mnle przyjdz1e!"
- Sni{o mi sic, re zostafem
prze1echanY przez poclag kole1
%zelaznej. co to moze znaczyc?
- Oczekuj wizYtY tesclowej
Pan domu (wchodzac dc
kuchnl). Czegoz ty tax pfaczesz
Kaslu?
S}uzaca (t&umiac 4kanle>. jake
ME nam p1akac, kledy sic zemn&
tax lie obchodza. Pant k%oniecznle
m6wj, re jej ukrad}am try koszule
a Ia moge przYsiadz, ze... tylke
dwie.
l tego chcia}a i tamtego chc1a}a
Bafamut byfo ma}a,
Vice wybiera1ac lax W beczcf
wsr6d sledai
Dzisiaj ma koszu siedzl.
PLACIC "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27
HARMOgY'S SAKE.
Republican Leaders Antlcl-
pate No Dlscord.
-
TOMORROW THEY MEET.
-
Delegates Already Gathering in
Dallas,
WILL Mr., mEtKs AccEpr7


DnlIns NAV A,,r "a nni.,-,,,,, \,
tho hiaei, na ~ n.,.,,',
'''' ~ h'"'e''' STAYS
VVuNehuoh are ALREADY beginning 10 arr
rive In the city preparatory To the
meeting OF the convention nav, 1,,os.
d,. wa '"''
'"s'
the attendance is now expected 70 be
much larger than was Formerly sup
posed. as II rs believed must an ma
counties wni sond i en-, .,,,o,..,t,',, y,
So" "0'Vb"u'ns y
Is peileNeu there VIII be present not less
than 1000 delegates beside n grcnt mum.
her OF vigitors
-,
- ~ '"V 'uNe OF 'ne democratic state
convention the Windsor hotel VIII be
general headquarters. Ms most an OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

handsome banners. Particularly
striking WAS tho Florida phalHnN, repre-
scntins a cleaning array II ~hi,e daek
tiunscrs end carrying ut the head of
the limo the most famous product Of
their state. siuhrd alligator rampant
IN the face OF the weather, hundreds
OF residents fiockca TO inspect the
camp during the day, troopinE througn
the avenues % tents and cruwding
about the goats and other paraphre-
malta animate and inanimate brought
by the westeruers who are IN n large
majority today
Fine discipline was maintained In the
epeampment, something like martial
regulations being enforced. Three thou-
sandA mon sleep In the light cots nnder
canvas tonight while uniforms are
the rule. rather than the exception on
the streets The most heavily gllt
laden feEalih was To be found at the
Ehbit house where headquarters were
established. and where every STRANGER
Is greeted by his acduaintances with
an official title, since the encamp-
ment is nots oilclaliy begun until to-
morrow, the divisions are not required
10 report their presence until then. so
no list az the organizations on the
grounds is yet TO be had.
Among the prominent divisions which
arrived today were those from New
Aerk Cincinnati, indianapolis. Sc
Joseph, Chicago and Colorado. presl-
dent Cleveland has definitely promised
@ fevlow the grand parade on Tues
GAY. reviewing stand win be erected
for him In front OF the executive man
sion, General carnahan and his stan
WIN review the parade on horseback
1.-THE head OF Pennsylvania avenue \
stand Is being erected by the treasury
in which seats win be reserved Tor sem
Htprs, representatives and other gov
erAluent officials ami members OF the
diplomatic corps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Found In The streets OF Dallas,
Crentc a sensnIIon.

trehte ~ NthNattnhs
Dallas. Tex. Aug. 26.-Thls evening
at O'Clock a negro woman passing
ulong Commerce street at the Inter-
section OF Poydras was startled TO sue
before her on the sidewalk dog
playing with two human fingers
Police Officers Ilawllns ana Cornwall
were notified and took the fingers In
charge. A large crowd soon gathered
around the ghnstly find. They were
the third and little fingers OF the left
hand. which were connected together
by a long piece Of flesh The hngerH
were evidently torn from the body, as
pieces OF muscle ana flesh about three
inches long hung 20 them.
The nails were slender aud perfectly
trimmed and showed plainly they=werc
not from the hands Of laborer The
fingers were unusually largo and must
have been possessed by a powerful
man.
There was difference OF opinion
as to how long they had been deprived
OF life. though It was most generally
supposed that It could not have been
over three days.
The affair seems 10 considerably puz-
gle the police authorities ana VIII oc-
caaion an Immediate vigorous search,
The opinion prevails that the finding
OF the Ringers win be the uneartblng
another dastardly murder, IN which
the victim WIS buried hurrledly IN
order 10 eynde the law,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27
ruE KNIGHTS WE'RE DnENcHhD'
the Encampmcnt starts on win
Dawripour of Rain.

Washington. Aug. 2e,--An unwelcome
house warming was given the knights
IL Pythias. enchmpsd in the white
c,,v Of tenta around the Washington
monument this afternoon. 1t came in
the form OF a ferce thunder shower,
which swept over the city almost with
az. warning. and then settled into
s,.ady rain. until sunset several
tents were dismantied by the sheeys
II rain. which beat against them and
~ lfehtnlng was unpieasanuy sharp.
Al Of Tie dIsconforls incidental 70 the
a,orm we're accepted In hilarious
800 ~ the knights however and
~, made fun under the canvass as
s se1 az outside after the first drencn-
10 wave Of rain had paased pyrf-
.rss.,a vere reunions and cheers for the
.,yi,,jnr com panies, while the bands
a. camp kept giving a continual con-
- ~. ssdsavoring TO onipiay theif II
s-at- Special trains were pulling into
80 ae-,ots and the brilliantly unhqrma
49, ~, NM ants In scarlet blue and white
49, marching up PennssiSafA venus
through the rain. many aiADaAYihs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27
Liri,,nlnr PIN. IIn.ee.

Marlin. Tex, Aug 26.-This place was
visited by an electric storm about .
o'clock last night. The lightning struck
G. s. Smiths barn. containing 1000
bales OF hay. one Jack two brood
mares. one horse and AL Of his asrii.
cultural implements. which were az
destroyed by the FIRE that followed.
Loss about $1,000.
Burr ward sustained quite a severe
shock, but Il Il Thought no serious
results Will follow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

III Paso. TEX. Aug, 2s.-The old Mex
lean man who clandestineIy delivered
the Infant OF Maria Pine At the door
OF the Sisters hospital. turned up here
this morning and was at once taken
IN hand by the police He took The
matter very quietly. saying that the
hospital was very good place FOR tue
baby ana chat he had done nothing
wrong. As he had really committed
no crime OF which the police had any
knowledge he was released.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

The Federal Government to Appeal
10 Mexico for Ills Life,

The Federal Government to Appeal
10 Mexico for Ills Lie,
washington, Aug, 2e,--An earnest ef-
fort is being made in Official circles
here to induce the Mexican govern
ment to extend clemency and mitigate
the sentence Of death imposed upon
Edward Adams of San Antonio, Tex.
Under the sentence Adams is TO be
shot soon, in the City OF Mexico Mem
beers of the Texas and Louisiana dele
cations in congress have secured the
friendly offices of the United States
government and his case Will be laid
before our sister republic through Sec
rotary Gresham and Minister Gray.
There are many eNtonuating circun-
stances in Adams case and a careful
presentation and consideration OF the
AFFAIR 1t Is believed viii appeal to the
wclI-known sense OF humanity and JUS
tice Of the Mexican people and the
administration OF President Dia2. The
facts that are relied on in behalf OF
the condemned man are; First, that
Adams had borne an excellent reputa-
ton prior TO the killing Of the Next
can or Italian hotel waiter Qor which
he ia under sentence), about four years
ago. second, that he has exhibited
evarv evidence OF sincere eontrition
since the act; third. that his mind
was bordering upon temporary insanity
at Inc time Of the killing, owing 70 the
deIlriums OF protracted spell Of drink
n which facts experts practically
Agreed: fourth, that the prosecuting
ofiirers lnfiamed the minds OF the jury
RI anpealg 10 race preJudiees. ifnpris-
hnment for life, It ~ represented.
would meet fully the demands q JUS
lice and Of equity, and would be me
..na IL any Of the federal or state
PYn - tha IrnItpd States
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27
n, vs.. ANTIQUE sounNALIsm.


l. Gnsette receives ana prints
4, itrm OF Associated f'ress news
| soules to Texas, taking the full
N ~ n member of the Associu-
[r,ess. over a leased wire.
,rreiyes and prints more news
|. he state ut large than amy
4, daily newspaper In North
Jees not print essays, speeches
|,optrIbutlOns on miscellaneous
sees not "sprend" every item 10
! a page IL possible. IL instructs
[srrespondents rs foIloNvst
"BoIL DOWN"
ION want IA Texas newspapers
tells ali the news in MS few
n as possible, which ~ modern
5uullsm, you nrc compelled to
he Gazette, for 1t IL the only
4, Newspaper constructed after
model,
4 rnu ,vilnt intermiHnbIe essays,
S,rinnbIe speeches, iuterminnble
Xfls, don't take the Gazette. 1t IL
Xlniit that way.
! GaEette sells the news. in mod
Harm, al a modern price.
cents week for the daily
n cents a month for Che daily
Sunday issues.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Guthrie, o. r.. Aug. "a Scott Mea-
cham. fuiI blooded Pawnee indian.
committed suicide Friday Iight BY
blowing his brains out with a winches-
Ter. The deed was causcd ~ brvOdlng
over the death 81 d fayorite child.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Aeov Aug. Pa special to
,ssl Fem GRAND Island. Neb.. says;
sl Grand Army state oncamp-
sssns here tomorrow. Already
N AZ crowded with veterans. One
IA. ssnts are occupied in cnmp.
rlanee y expected 10 reach
w Pqpuiists and Republican
a x viii discuss politics
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Huntsville. Tex, aug. 2e--sraalf
Hatch's year oli boy was playing
with an unioadcd pistol when Il went
on, Instantly kiliing az elder brother.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27
,sRAl.-''!I! tn ] y
" GMD co
|ElN AND SEVENTH.

Tor Dress
|rds and Silks, Kid Gloves,
Lsisry, Underwear and
[aks The largest stock
| Carpetings and House
|,uishings in the state.
|@es guaranteed as low as
| nme class of goods can
|had in any market.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

1p =. En'l and Round Pond.
4, 'N, 9 T.. Aus. 2s,-The Rock
Is e. Enid and Raia,d Pond
n aHeE'nning today all trains
- lAese towns In the future.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-04-20
Bobbitt.versus Widows.

Ito the Editor Of Interior Journal.)
CRAB ORCHARD, APRIL 10 never in
tend to cast another anchor, :or launch
another harpoon into the matrimonial
sea of widowhood. My wealthy old
bachelor friend, George. Holmes, says il he
ever marries at all, he intends to have g
sweet sixteener. 1t matters not how old
he may be, 50 or 80 years. And my
friend George is right. when we come
with our age and wealth We demand
youth and beauty in exchange. Wealth
implies luxury, and age implies exper
fence, youth implies gentleness and obed
fence and beauty implies loveliness anc
these qualities are but fair exchang'
for what We offer. In the language o
Cowper
shall never sigh again;
o for a lodge in some rich widows mes
Some vast continuity Of cash,
| Where the soul all untTammeled shall b'
at rest
With no thought OF daily hash,
Where broad-cloth coats and silken hat
abound
Which Fortunes lavish hand hs
thickly strewn around.
Last week was invited by that elegsn
gentleman, Mr.. Hoffman, to dine at tn
Springs with the belle OF New York. Sh
is elegant, and lovely, and her chief a
traction is she is not widow. VII!
what is the matter with the widows
Nothing much, except one, on any secon
visit demanded the engagement ring an
another on my third visit demanded m
broken head for her broken heart.
FoNTAINK Fox BOBBIrT.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-04-20
BRoDHsAD, RocKcAsTLs COUNTY.

Mr. Jonas Mckinzie and wife, OF Mt.
Vernon, visited Bro. Pike and family.
Mrs. Orus Bowers was in town Monday
DR.. J. q. Carpenter, of Stanford, paid
our town flying visit on his way to
Quail. Mr.. Thomas Cherry Is putting
this week in at Cincinnati. Mr.. w. b.
Ray, OF Lebanon, is here in the interest
OF his spoke business Mr.. A. +. Al
bright has about closed contract and se-
cured the service OF second party to
adorn the interior Of his new and beau
tiiul dwelling. Mr. H. 5. Martin went to
junction City this week.
The grim monster, death, has been
visiting our community. He came to
the home of Mr.. Reuben DeBord in the
form OF consumption. and took from that
| humble home the wife and mother, leav-
| ing a broken hearted husband and four
little children TO mourn her loss. HI
mex, visited the home OF Mr.. Stephen
Commons, and in the form OF dropsy o.
the heart, robbed that home OF the hus'
band and father, leaving a wife and a few
little children 10 make their way through
this world the best they can. And ther
again his power and effects has been Eel
and seen in the form ofalcoholic liquors
and in mysterious way taken from thi
life young man by the name OF JohI
Nordyke, whose body was found sbou
Il miles from here by alady, an accoun
OF which you had Tuesday. The coron
er's jury found tina, he had been dea
ever since the last OF February and tina
his death probably resulted from intoxi
eating liquors.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-04-20
una oARvlllE, BOYLE COUNTY.
Advocate


MIR. F.. G. Gaines, OF Lincoln, the
original discoverer OF the genuine Count
of Monte Cristo, was in town to day,
In ans wer to pressing popular de
mand. the tuneiul opera, The Pirates oil
Penzance, will be repeated at the Dan
vile Opera House on the evening OF the
Sth OF June.
Wyatt Hughes claims the boss mule
colt Of the season three feet eight inches
when foaled. +. W. Lees brood mare,
Tenerine, foaled twin colts to Imp. De-
ceiyer, but the larger one died.
MIR. 4. b. Robertson, while taking a
syin on his bicycle yesterday afternoon,
was thrown to the road and received
sprain on the left arm, which will keep
him indoors for several days.
Bishop T. U. Dudley hasl;consented
to visit our city on Wednesday, May 3oth
and will deliver, on the evening oil that
dav. beginning at eight o'clock, at the
Opera House, his famous lecture, EMIT
led THE Historic Christ"
Those in favor OF the licensed salooI
system at Junction City are preparing t.
make a fight for the enjoyment OF thel
desires. An endeavor will be made T.
get two vacancies in the city council tille'
with gentlemen favorable to saloons, an
than ,.cure from the council the right :
onerste them. Judge Saufey's decision
IN the Rowland case has inspired the 81
loonists with hope.
About S5 Of those who professe
Cbristisuity during the late series
meetings at the Methodist church wer
formally received into fellowship sun
dsv morping by the pastor, Rev. W.
TAYLOR The series Of special unto
.srvice which have been conducted b
the First and Second Presbyteria
churches for two weeks past, wei
brought to close last night after al
complishiug great good. A number
additions we're made to both congreg'
tons.