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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-29

ale naimo nawet znizonego
cha, wskutek zniesienia ,,bllu
McKialey'a, wszystkie sk}ady
wieksze i mniejsze zadaja "a
swoye towary tyle, lie W
katalogach 10 lat temu wy
drp1kowano. Wszystko posz}o
ma doh, ale spr@ety koscielne
o1doby o}tarzy, kielichy,
monstrancye, ornaty / tenn
ipodobne rzeczy .po starych
(hguruja oenach.
Hoffman Bros. wyjatkowo
wysEali cyrkularz, .og}aszajacy
zmniejszemie ceny . 1oprocent
Wed}ug najnowszej taryfy
powin11i wszystkie prawie
rzeczy ko5cielne sprzedawac
"a po1owe dawniejszej ceny.
Jedaa Z najg}6wniejszyeh
przyczyn, dla *ozego flrmy,
sprzedajace 6wietosci ME
swietosci gorzej Cd zydow
sobie Z koscio}ami postepujaa,
jest obe5etnoBE ksiezy pro
bosmz6w komitet6w koSciel-
11ycla. REawie >wszyst43o, CO W
licznych naszych koscio}ach
widzimy, Jest zwyk>.llese Sc .eprawia "a.
ne Il p1aoone ,przez ifowarzy-
stwa, bractwa lub "a pomocq
kolekt. A Ijezeli IL kasy
koScielnej sic :p}aci, 'tedy tez
w grunoie ME .osoba; ale ogo}
sic sk}ada na zap2acenie.
Itateres jednakow6z ogd}u, czy
to b1actvsa .czy zreszta kasy
ko5cielnej, nikogo z osobna
bardzo ME obchodzi; pare
dolar6w .n1niej -lub wiecej,
mniejsza 0 to - zrobl sic
sk}adke i sic zap1aci. Benzi-
gerry, Hoffmanny / tym
|podoba,e faktory dobrze to
wiedza, a gatem tel soble
solono l1aza PLACID "a swoje
pludry / tanie .cacanki, bo
przecie to nix 0 GO ME boil.
Ztad bezwstydnie vTyg6rowa-
ne ceny, ztad tanie, wytarte
materya}y smiesznej wartosci
sic kryja pod plaszczem
Swietosci jaE<iemS kosztownem
znaczeniem. Troszeczke blich-
tru, troszeczke b}yskotek i
dalej dolary, dziesiatki i setki
waliG!
Me gorzej stoi sprawa Z
choraagwiami. Pare }okci
jedwabiu, obraz malowany
raczej ty]ko odbity "a pare
dolar6w ma p}6tnie, pare
kutas6w. i jest choragiew "a
500 dolarow, jezeli ME wiecej.
w kazdej parafii wiekszej,
mianowicie miastach, panic
parafalne, gdyby tylko ktos
zrobi} poczatek, mog}yby "a
ma}y wyk]ad haftowaG sliczne
ornaty i tenn podobne rzeczy.
Jezeli sic W niedziele
W kosciele rozpatrzymy, wi
dzimy nieraz W sukniach
naszych kobiet daleko mister
niejsza robote, niz ma ornacie
ksiedza. Wszakze wszystkic
ubiory koscielne choragwie i
t. d. by}y dawnemi laty
robione przez szlachcianki.
Sliczna, reczna robota naszych
poprzedniczek dzisiaj jeszcze
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-29

w PITTSBURGH, Pa,
pociag kolejowy przejechal |
ma miejscu zabi} weterana
polskiego sp. Marcina WI
sniewskiego, w wieku lat 81
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-29
ap5s E1sFAzek. jakae
EK KATOLKHA uua lDrezenat
off "A nc nE iaA

~ OBRAZKOWY KALEN
DAFsZ MARY ANSKInG roEa S90
q dwoasa zu5,eosei koJoroaoenei
obrazanei, ht5rych 5edeos :r2:zedSta
aeiG Ko$cius=ke, q demgi Rrze11aj-
Seoietszq rodzine. Cena 25 c,
p WEsohY WIERsZOKLE.
Ia. Poeo5s,szo,Ooaosa 4aG sos9eS@se
prsygody zaprosa,sD ma .saeseIe z
,D5eJe1 obrazkaasS 2O G.
- PRzYG0DY LORKA.
Csekaaoe ofpowtadoasie z ozasesao..& 3.
dsioaoiecznyck ~ PoSsoe 10 c.
~ POKRAKA czylsKieay tgot
to .;at5 dobrze. SO G.
s. SKOWICZEK. Zbiay' pol
sksch piosnek 5sdoeoyoh l5 G..
81 Zyd wieczny tss5ocS 10 C..
y Testaneeast Piotra 'Wielkae.
No > C..
Proroctwe NJ b | :
d Y, krolowej re SabY, IL -Sy bl-
III. Observation-Disclosures l3c.
81 JAMIE ward oW-
SKIN wielklm czarowniku. l5c
lO) Proro va @
P @ | S .......e 80. 1'c
lly Zywot Koseiuszki zoe
l2) NJ g cz II wo
sw. Dz,ew1cy Krystyny- 1oc
13) X aszU bl pod
W edn en-. Asc'
lA) Ksiaze eek a q Ia
dusz n "a b i II y h.--- oo.
l5) ntycz l...... sc.
Szanowni Abonenci niechaj
racza w liscie, w ktorym
.przeselaia pieniadze, wyszcze-
g6lniG tytuly ksiazek, jake
.pragna dostaG, wybierajac tax,
aby wartosG pozadanych ksaa-
1ek ME przewyzsza}a jednego
dolara / dziesieciu cent6w.
- lnnych kslazeczek, Jak
aowyzej wyszczeg6lnione. W
rezencie NE dalemy.
~. E<to, p}acac "a Kat0-
Aha naprz6d, sam soble z
powyzszego spisu ksiazek "a
s1.1o ME wybierze, temu
poSlemy w podarunku p1erw-
szych 7 ksiqzek w tym spls1e
relslamowanych, niby li1erami
pisanemi, tlustemi cyffam1
przy Genie.
/. My Kto ma ca}y rok ma
L prz6d zap}aci "a KatcAka. ten
IA przeselke prezentu ami :enta
nam nades}aG ME potrzebu]e.
Przes}any mu bedzie poczta
frankowany t. ]. bezpfa-
tnle, w dom.
|, WG Kto teraz
4ty]ko Jednego dolara
abonamentu przesle,
ten pokwitowany be-
die W gazecie, lecz
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-29

w LEMONT, ILL.,, upadk
robotnikowi polsk;emu Toma-
szowi Pasierkowiakowi, "a
trudnionemu przy kopanlu
kana}u drenowego, ciezkl
kamieh ma lewa noge z}amal
mu ia powyzei kolana.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-29

do prawa, ME raportowa} W
oznaczonym czasie wszyst-
kich ma}ze6stw, zawieranych
W lego kosciele. w sadie ks.
Lex t}umaczy} sic. ze nigdy
ME mia} zamiaru.: wy}amywa6
sic pod przepis6w prawa,
lecz re ca}e .nieporozpmienie
powsta}o wskutek zapomnienia
i nawa}u piracy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-29


LEPIEJ P0zNo, jak nigdy.-
Zarzad Zjednoczenia P. RI. Kato-
llcklego, przyparty przez KAroL1KA
do muru, wydalH re Zjednoczenia
Towarzystwo polskie sw. Paw}a W
Omaha, Nebr. - "a kumanie sic
odszczepiehcami.
ZWRACAMY UWAGE ma
rozpoczynajaca sig W dzisiejszym
numerze naszego pisma nova po-
wiesc, pod tytu}em SIEROTY.
ABONOWAC KATOLIKAl
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-29

|, QaG Kto teraz
aty]ko Jednego dolara
IL abonamentu przesle,
ten pokwitowany be-
die W gazecie, lecz
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-11-07

Den republikanska centralko-
miten har utfast en- bei6ning af $500
Tor uppdagandet af valbedragerier.
Fran Moorhead f0rmales att en-
valburgeL farmare der trakten vid
namn Ole Thomson blifvit sinnesrub-
bad.
Antalet brott har enligt vederbo-
randes berakning 6kats under det se-
mast andade qvartalet med l9 procent.
For narvarande har staten sina ward.
anstalter 2,607 sinnessjuka.
Fors&1d bank. Mobiles county ban
ken ! Worthington har dagarne blir-
Wit forsald till E. A. Lynd Gowrie. Ia
En- ny bankbygynad lar komma att
3 9pforas och skall affaren f6restas az
'sN. Evans.
J For arbete q farmen har inneva.
rande host erbiudit ganska god vader.
lex Sk0rden inf0ll dertill tidigare an
vanligt, hvadan farmaren hunnit un-
danst0ka vid denna arstid sorekomman-
de arbeten.
Pensionerade. Bland de perso-
ner, hvilka under den senast Aydda
veekan blifvit beviljade pension eller
iatt densamma f0rokad, markas folian.
de med skandinaviska mann: Charles
z. Highly Weaver.
Syndens Ion. Peter Carlson rym-
de for elfva ar sedan fran sin hustru /
Sverige, / sallskap med mrs Helena
Strom, en- AMMAN mans hustru. De kom.
mo hit till landet och bosatte SIG Cav
uga, Sergent CO., N. d. Nyligen kom
mrs Str0ms man hit Diver och bosatte
sig Otter Tail Co., Minn., och harom
dagen sande han sin son till henne.
Hon beslot da att folja med denne till
sin fOrste man. Men delta uppretade
till den grad Carlson, att han med en-
stor knit f0rst tog sin alskarinna af
daga och derpa sig sjelf.
Fran Mooers Prairie. Skollara-
rem A. Westlund blef pa det angena-
maste satt 0fverraskad f0rliden l0rdap.
da en- sardeles stor massa skolyanner
samlades | kyrkan och sedan narrade
honom efter. Sk0na sanger lj0do vid
vart intrade. Pastor Boman visade
oss i var forlagenhet plats och upp-
muntrade oss med ett hjertligt tai a
sina och forsamligens vlgnar Han
sade oss, att man f0rstatt vart arbate
sommar, som varit bade hardt och
lhailande. Fem terminer hafva hallits
med ganska manga barn. f0rsta ter
mtnen undervisades Al barn, andra 81,
tredie 80, ifjerde Go, och / femte 81.
uppmuntran var stor. En- gafva 1 PEN
ningar lomnades oss och inycket mat
hade mediOrts till f0rplagnlng. Gui-
tarmnsik och sang utfdrdes under st0r-
sta delen at festlighetcn. Eft hjertligt
tack till dessa manga winner. Nv.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-11-07
ID A KO T A.

Postmastaren w. It. Sleeper i
Blunt, S. d., en- af S. Dakotas aldste
settlare, aaed lredagsi slit hem dar-
stades.
Domd att hangas. Sioux India
men Two Sticks, som af domstolen for
klarats skyldig till mord, skall hiingas
/ Deadwood, S. Da, den % nista de-
cembar.
Majsodlingen tillvaxt Jord-
brukskommissarlen Williams rapport
Diver Observation-Disclosures N. Da,
gifver vid handen, att den med mais
besadda arealen 0kats med 175 procent
| jemf0relse med 1893. Namde ar voro
a. OCT acres plantade med mais, me.
dan Or arealen uppgick till 80, 900
acres.
Stor kreaturstransport Diver
l,700 vagnslaster med kreatur ha un-
der sasongen transporterats Diver HUI
ron, S. Da., d Chicago g. Northwestern-
banan, och ett lika stort antal Dir un-
der kontrakt. St0rsta delen har kom-
NIT fran de norra och vestra platserna.
/ mandags anlande 60 vagnslaster fran
Sioux City och Forest ty-distriktet.
En- snygg inspektor. Tolly Maui
pin, deputy state stock Inspector" for
Pierre -distriktet S. Dakota, hade
fredags tagit sig for mycket till basta
Il krogarne Pierre och blef oregerlig,
sa att marshal Congleton n0dgades ar
restera honom. En- skara 'cowboysn
rusade till Maddins help och togo ho-
nom med valid fran myndigheterna.
Affdren torde icke komma att sluta
dermed.
Frackt rofveri. F6rliden tors
days alton f0r0fvades Grand Forks,
N. DA, EFT djerft rofveri, det en- post
sick blef stulen fran postforareu Maley
under vagen fran Great Northern ba-
mans station till postkoptorct. St5lden
blef genast kind, och man satte ALA
krafter rorelse for att gripa rofvarne,
imam do hunnit fly fran stadcn. Post
slcken inneh0ll en- mhngd rcgistrerade
bref, mon man vet icke huru stort be-
lopp dc inneh6llo.
Indianer aro borgare. Forenta
Staternas domare A. J. Edgerton har
f6rstandigat Grand juryn S. Dakota,
att icke inbringa Acra NAL mot Invita-
min for f6rsalining af briinvin till in-
dianerna pa Sisseton reservationen ell
ler till indianer af nagon AMMAN STAN.
som tagit land, da sadana indianer iclxo
langrc sta under Forenta Staternas spe-
ciela kontroll, utan Rro borgarc, och
kunna sasom sadana s;ittas under till
tai enligt statcns lagar. Han siiger
till och med, att en- indian, som fortfar
att draga rationcr yid agenturon, men
tagit land, icke Dir regcringens lnynd-
ling. Delta ntslag kommcr bctydligt
att minska sportlerna for q. S. Mar
shal-kontor, da ett stort antal dylika
maj f0riigga for att bringas upp vid
Easea rattstcrmin.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-11-07

Hangd blef en- person narheten af
Roscoe, Mo, ! mandags af en- uppretad
pobelhop. Under senaste veckorna ha
nemligen en- mangd st0lder blifvit be-
gangna der i trakten, och den hangde
misstanktes for att ha begatt dessa.
Fartygslaster brand. Ed be-
fans mandags alton ha utbrutit last
rummet af den | Savonnahs, Ca, hamn
liggande angaren SkidbJ. Senare upp-
tacktes cid afven ha utbrutit q sex an
dra iastangare | hammer. Samtlige
batarne voro lastade med bomull, och
den anstalda f0rlus,en beraknas bel0pa
sig till $500 Man svtfvar fullkom-
iig okunnighet ON eldens uppkomst.
Valutsigterna. Ordforanden for
den republikanska kongresskomit6a, J.
w. Babcock Washington, har man
days utfardat en- skrifvelse, hyilken
han efter noggrant gjorda unders0k-
ningar sager, att republikanerna ar
med s5kerhet komma att valia 1888
medlemmar for kongressen, hvilket
utg0r A ut6fver en- majoritet. Han sa-
ger vidare att mojligtvis 2ls komma
att valjas.
Dopte i iskallt vatten. Fran
Owensbro, KY, skrifves den dennes,
att samma dag SO negrer blifvit d0pte
genom att neddoppas OhioHodens kali
la vatten och pa delta satt upptagne /
baptisternas samfund. Det var 40 min
och 53 qyinnor. Tio tusen personer
voro forsamlade vid hodstranden for att
bevittna tilldragels n, och de iva pre-
ster, som forratlale dopet, voro syssel-
satte iva timmar dermed. Dctta ar
det storsta antal som pa en- gang blifvit
d0pta ! Kentucky.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-11-07
Tryckfrihetsatal.

TrycKIrlhetsataI. BOrgmastare
Hopkins Chicago har den / dennes
uttagit stamning for tryckfrihetsatal
mot John r. Tanner, ordf5rande for
\ spnblikanska centralkomiten, for
drande $4,000 / skadeersattning for
arokrankande beskyllningar. Borg
mttstaren bcskylles nemligen af honom
for att hafva uppburit medel fran inne-
hafvarne Of osedliga nasten och spell
hns for att dessa skulle fa bedrifva slit
yrke. Tanner blef med anledning hir-
at arresterad men l0sgafs mot $500 bor-
gen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10


Waco. Tex, oct s.-President Sam
Sanger OF the Waco Commercial club
hsa announced tia following commit.
tees:
Committee on financc--J. S. McLen-
don, chairman: W. t, Watt. W. W.
Seloy.
Committee on city development-R
H. porott. chairman; A. p. Duncan.
George Willig, j. l, Moore, Robert Car.
uthers.
Committee on mercantile and manu-
featuring lntersstB-H. b. Mlstrot.
chairman; Bart Moore, Tom Padgltt.
a. j. Caruthers, W. ID. Lacy. f. w
Schumacher r. t. Dennis. w. y. Nor
risen, Layton Puckett. @. b. Hlggln.
son.
Committee on public highways. w.
higgins, chairman; j. Hansel Wood
S. Marx, George MoLendon, Charles
BgnnAter,
Committee on advertising Sol Hireh-
berg, chairman; w $. Blackshear,
Frank Connor
Committee on railroads and trans
portnuon-J. Il. W. Fields, chairman
w. +, Mcmillan. II. olenbush. NJ A.
Cooper, II Bchreens, W b. Brazelton.
II, II. Shear WIN Hunter
ConEnittee on agriculture-C. II. Hig-
glhson' chairman; j. ~ Harris, j. f.
Stone
Committee on membership-w. A.
Willianyon, chairman: L. Nigel, A. W.
Perkinson.
Committee on entertainment-R Il.
Parrot. chairman: J, z. Massey. $. w.
slayden. y. Rotan. DR.. b. II. Wallace,
w. V. Fort.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10

and In the proper proportion with It.
Therefore In Texas cattle fseders
should secure proper rcughness Ia me
way Of corn ensiluge or corn fodder.
or any one kind o. hay THAI they can
get, and feed mixed ration Of proper
proportions
THE next point OK Importance, and
probably the most important Is the
selection Of the cattle themselves.
Rood in Texas Is altogether too yAiu-
able now 10 feed II 70 very cheap
cattle. AS the professional cattle feed
ers Increase In NUMBER. which they
will certainly do II the eastern and
central portions Of The etnte. they VIII
gradually become more discriminating
IN the cattle they buy. and exclude
cattla Of poor quality from their
fed lots This, also, Is just as ~
should be and win tend to promote
the breeding OF good cattle. ! think
It VIII be good plan 10 have cattle
feeding become regular business,
70 be followed By such farmers in
that part OF the state where feed
stuffs are raised most abundantiy, who
are best htted and qualified to learn
how to feed properly.
"As 70 the feeding Of hogs with cat
Tie, nothing - my simpler than this
where whole corn 80 fed 70 cattle.
j do not myself. however believe In
putting tho business Of feeding cattle
on a basis where the pr0flt IS OK
pectcd 10 be made from hogs. think
It is beat 10 grind the feed and let
the cattle get the greatest amount
Of good out q II they can. Then let
q limited number Of hogs get what
ever good iB left IN the droppl1Es
Of tho cattle. but let the feeder expect
10 give such hogs corn or other grain
IN addition to what they get from the
dropplnrs Of the cattle DO not be-
lieve that Texas Will always be cX-
empt from hog cholera, but fully ex-
pcrt " to appear when there are large
numbers OF better bred hogs that are
being fed for market. For this reason
| think It Is best not TO attenpt 70
feed hogs on n very large scale eS-
clusively on the droppinEa Of the cat
lie rs II done By many feeders In the
North. There Is no question about the
Importance Of cattle feeding In Texas,
or about the future Of the business,
The climate is exceedingly favorable
and every farmer In a large section
OF country tributary 10 Fort Worth
should feed some cattle. II - not
necessary for every one to feed on
large scale, but let every farmer tat
ten from one 10 haif a dozen steers
N not more. There ~ nothing 20 in
terasting or Instructive that a farmer
can do aud II Is the only proper way
for him 10 utilize great deal Of
rough food which should be consumed
every fall More than this, Il Is proper
FOR every farmer IN the district named
10 preserve the fertility OF his farm
By putting back on the soil the manure
from the animals that he feeds.
"R. NJ. ALLAN"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10
pnonIurrIoNIsrs MEnr.
They Have Regular Love Yeast ut
Georgetown.

Georgetown. Tex. oct, Gin reaponse
70 call issued recently about forty
prohlbitlonIsts from the various local
option precincts liz this county met
today In tho city hall
The meeting was called TO order by
Rev. J, X. Nelson. who stated that the
call has been Issued In Tile Interest OF
the prohibition precincts OF william
son county and for the purpose of con-
slderlng the best interests OF LEGAL OPP
tlon--to hold kind OF love feast 10
see what can be dnnr to strengthen the
cause lie stated that the meeting
was entirely non-pohuoal.. Mr.. Nelson
moved the election OF chairman and
Judge 4. p. Hughes WAS called TO the
char. Mr., Chapman WAS elected sec
rotary.
Representatives from the various
voting boxes IN the precincts were
called upon and made statements in
regard 10 the effects the local option
law has had In their various localities.
Liberty HIN delegates testified that
It was a success In their town. but
they would Ike to zee II spread 80
that Burnet and Austin could not run
in whisky on them, Florence, Hope
we'll Barry's MIN and other places all
reported that local option had proved
success.
Mr.. Eb Chapman in behalf OF George
town stated that from business and
moral standpoint the results here had
bean satisfactory, that collections were
now 20 per cent better than ever be-
fore.
DR. Mclean made a strong talk In
favor OF the law and the good results
from its operation In Gecrgetown and
elsewhere He paid a. tribute TO the
officers OF Georgetown and Williamson
county for the efficient discharge OF
their duty. Parties from Round Rock
and Huttp stated that they believed
their precinct would bow TO the win
Of the majority and obey 'ha iiw
Mr.. Mays or Rouuo ~ac u'aa i9
appoint u comnN.e DC
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-10
PLEADING ron THE roruLIsrs.

The Austin Statesman thus threatens
,he state nominees OF the Democratic
party:
The issue was made straight out
between the majority and minority re-
ports, and the majority re-
port. which repudlated the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver. was adopt
ca. Judge Reagan withdrew as a can
didute FOR governor because he could
not endorse 1t and be governed by u
IN hts canvass, but YOU endorsed II
and promised to defend It on the stump
ana you have no right to inject such
disturbing clements into the party by
attacking Il with the very theory that
the convention decided was not De-
mocracy There have been good many
warnings given In this canvass. Take
warning. there ara old, sound, lifelong
Democrats who declare that your ac-
lion estopA you from complaining N a
Democrat scratched your name when
ne goes to vote for, say these old
Democrats you have repuiiatcd the
principles OF the party which uomin-
ntcd YOU and to which, by accepting
tdc nomination. you gave your most
sicred adhesion and obligation, ana
by rcpudlating that platform you are
no longer ;he candidate Of the party
aud you have no right 10 claim lis
organized support
we DO not believe the Statesman
represents IN It's fnetional ana rebellious
uttermcc, any part or parcel Of the
party II there be those who are de-
tcrmlucd to either rule or ruin the
party the sooner they Join Cuuey's CO.
horts, the lily whites. or the Popu-
lists. the better It viii be all around.
There IL no cause Ia the platform
or In the utteranee Of any Democratic
speaker why any person, no matter
what may be his Views on finance,
should quit the party. The Democrat
who II opposed to free coinage has
ful liberty OF thought and speech, and
it is not required to subscribe TO the
views OF those Democrats who do not
agree with him. But the majority OF
the party have not pledged themselves
to swallow the opinions OF the minor
iiy and they are not going to do H.
II any man, at this stage. scratches
the ticket. he win do so not because
OF his Views are ahtagonIstle 10 sill
YER but because he Is animated by an
Incorporate spirit OF faction which
inspires the deliberate wish for It's
defeat.
In ls9t, harmony; in 1895, dlsclp-
line
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means OF enforcing the local option
laws, and Messrs. Mays. Lockett. Mel
son. Mclean and Strickland were Sc
lected. The committee offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved. that we use all honorable
means to enforce and sustain the Inv,
and give all necessary aid TO the oni-
GERS OF the law in the discharge OF
their duties.
Rev. j. r. Nelson offered a resolu-
ton favoring the establishment OF a
bureau Of temperance information for
the purpose Of securing speakers and
distributing temperance literature. The
resolution was adopted and the meet
ing adjourned.
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A MARVEL OF srnrNcrn


hros! swedish Hercules.
In this age OF athletic prowess great
feats OF strength and endurance never
fail to prove OF interest, 1t is probable
that in all ages OF the world men have
paid tribute to the skin Of those ere.
ated by nature for great deeds Of
muscular exertion.
Among the stories OF the Bible which
have contributed for centuries to make
that book OF books the most absorbing,
romance OF all history. there ia noYfN
which possesses greater interest for
young or old. than that OF the heroic
Samson. WHOSE deeds OF strength and
endurance were In his time the wonder
OF civilization. Since then every era
has had Its man Of Iron muscle, whose
teats have held the world spellbound
with wonder Ii has however, remain
ed Tor the nineteenth century to pro-
duce not only the superior OF the long
line OF steel-limbed men who have emu
le'ed the muscular prowess OF
the Biblical Samson. but one
whose feats OF strength. mar
Vicious endurance and perfect SYM
merry OF form have never. It is de-
elnred, been evon approximately equal
Cd. The name OF this muscular phe-
nomenon Is Lundln. and for several
years he has been the marvel OF Ed
rope The tabled Hercules would have
been put to blush by this paragon
of strength and muscular development,
Lundin Is said 10 be beyond all cues
ton the strongest man In the world.
lie lifts $500 pounds as easily as a
enid raises a toy. He converts him
SELF Into a human bridge. and With
out an effort supports a platform con-
tanning twenty full grown men. His
chest or back form fulcrum on which
three powerful horses play at see-saw,
lie supports a stage on which an expert
plays upon grand plano. while a So
loist renders a repertoire OF popular
selections. These are but few OF he
many almost INCREDIBLE feRts which the
great Lundin accomplshes, This re-
markabie man Is now In tho United
states. having been brought TO THIS
country after a long series OF expen-
sive negotlpf'~7 hy the Rinxilng
brothers. 1rld's Greatest
shows, whicl slt In lzor, xvortN
"Wednesday, OCTOBER IT, Lundln L. how
over, only ore OF the many strlklsv
promised sos this new big
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A MoNoMnrAlLIsr nLns,rNc !.

Adyoentcs of binetaIiiam maintain
TINT tho fall In the price of silver
Inns brought about u corresponding
fan In tho prices of various com
modides. Tits may or may not he
the cnsei but suppoSIng the FORMER
htpothsNis 10 he correct, am NOT
prpnred to shy TINT ~ would he q
mihfortunc for England or the world
fu general, Luid NM
wheat ~ 80 shiiilnRs quarter IN
stead Of % shiIliHgH Nv rather il
pressing than othcrwi@e.--Mr. Alfred
nin 20 the brussels monetary CON
ference.
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a proposition to unite New York City
and Brooklyn VIII be voted on at the
coming election. and II it carries Chi
Cages only hope in the next CENSUS IL
to reach down and annex Fort worth
and The Intermediate territory.
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The storm waves will reach this me-
rldlRn ana the other changes noted
will occur at and within 100 miles or
Fort Worth within twenty-four hours
before or after sunset OF the dates
given belowi
October i0--wind changing.
October ii--Cooler and clearing.
October i2-Irair and cool.
October 3--Moderating,