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To Banff Springs, National Park and
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sleeper. Limit fifteen days. Particu-
lars at o-Pacific Line office, Ryan
hotel, 39S Robert street, st. Paul.
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returning travel frr2p Europe this fall
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cation Company's fleet.
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Or. ROdrigueZ
Spanish Treat
nlent. A positive
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24
Wreczenie medal = ,,Dnia Pol.
SkiegO".

~ A[O4ChhhC - y VI
skiegO".
w ubiegla niedziele odbyio sic ms
sail Puiaskiego uroczyste wreczenie
medal konkursowych trzem towsrzy.
stwom, kt6rym sedziowie w~yznsczeni
przez komitet Cent?. ,,Dnis P~olskiego'
przYznsli nsgrody - "a odznsczenie
sic " 6wiczeniach ko~nkursowych "
,,Stock Pavilion" ma miejscu wystawy.
p, J. Nspieralski, wice-prezes komi.
tetu Centr. W kr6tkiej, ale tresciwej
movie przywitsl zgromadzonych j po-
wolss sedziego M. A. La Buy's Daprze
wodniczscego. Sekretsrzem byi p. ia.
blofski.
Personal---very. " movie swej wspo-
mniai o bezinteresownej, pstryotycznej
piracy | dzisislnosci Kom. Cent?. ,Dnia
Polskiego", ktory ME szczedzac trudow
ami zsbiegow sprawl, te pDIief Pol.
ski" byi tax wielkim sukoesem - i cd.
til sic szerokim sohem 20 cssej Ame-
ryce EUROPE
Nsstepnie personal---very. Oswald
ezyt, 70 " kssie Kom. Cent?. pozostsje
jeszcze $275.97, kt6ra to sumo pre-
znsczono ns pomnik ola Kosciuszki.
DIR. Midowicz wreczyi medal kspits-
nowi U. S~chmidtowi, ola Tow. Uisn6w
sw. Michais.
Wreczsjsc medal DR.. Midowicz powie-
dEial pomiedzy innemi, te rok ubiegiy
bys rokiem popisu J chwssy ola Auery.
HI, ze " roku tym | my pielgrzymi wy
stspilismy z popisem - my, k:orym
nsjezdcy zsbranisjs egzystencyi siis
i postsws zsdziwilismy wszystkicb.
Szc1egolniej zsdziwiiy wszystkich cd.
dzisiy woisk polskich.
Rok "a jest rok kosciuszkowsk "A
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24
MExAuIEE AVENUE STATE BMk
corner hlwaukes Ave. q Carpenter B. cuoIso. LIZ.

Od6terajq handlotoe { saoszcssdzons
DfeniqdSe, przechotoujq tdko,oe. P5aca
se'ycSdjny procert cd pienisdsy do prss.
choaodnia ztozonych. Sprzedasoajq osv-
gedcye . Deksle ma soszysttie psuuxto
Europy. WypozyczajQ pieniaIss IA
nadjqtI : inne rzeteIns porsczenia-
URzKDHICY:
fAuL y. eTHNsLAHo. prezydent, Andrew @. LAuvx-
wtceprezydent CHARLHs Z SoHLYrRI. issvsS ~
MAID l. AoRRuL, rzecznik.
DYRKKToRzY:
M IL Buy, John II. smulskl, PsuI n
Stensland, John Scherman. CharIas n 49,
tern, soncn ID. Thorson. A.C Lausten F.a Hce1E1
Ionn Hanson, William Johnson, Jonn IeLarsn
John A. PrzybysE, ~zarzsdca.
stycznosd = naszym bankiem ,sst
Milwaukee Avenue Safe Dspostt var,
ktore " zbudowa 0 I u~uadzone doskonsIa A. an, N
9IkN uszkodzk- ami xfodaieie dostac de Do nieh.sS
mog& Ufytkowsc moEna je IA bardso unisrEc1rS.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24

954 Joliet Str. LA SALE, ILL.
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POlska szko4a
AKU8&ER~r

@
CHICAGO.
E~soulapian College Of Midvifery.
ZAiozona " roku 1888.
Ze szkofy tel wysio jua kilkadziesiat
sdolnych a~kuszerek, kt6re obecnle Gle.
y sic dobr em powodzeuiem.
Szkota naszs potwierdzona przez "a.
rad lekarski State Board of Health.
Zgiaszac sic listownie do:
M. OrgIert -Kaczorososka ,lsscrst.ry
Hawthorne,
p. O.. HYMAN,
COOK Co. In.
Widzieo sic MONA osobiscie v ofsie
00S w. 1Sta utica,
pomiedxy gods. S-ma q 10 rano lub w1eczo
EN- " Ni-dziele " rezydencyi hawthorne,
v biloxi cd Depot W apiece, doksd tame.
c.ny, agent wskaze drcge Tylko 90 minut
drGgi Z Chicago Union Depot ma Burlington
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24
SuchOty ~wylecxone.

Stary lekarz doktor, przestsv,,y
Praktykowac, q msjao d~oreozony prze.
Misyonsrzy Wschodnich Indii, formu.
iarz prostego ~leczenis warzywa All, W
ksotkim ozasie zupetnie leczy suchoty,
zaPaienis krtani, katary, ~dychswioe
inne gardlowe ! p&ucne choroby, oraz
zuPesne | predkie wyleczenie nerwo.
"ych sssbosci ! nerwowych chor6b, DO
,Syprobowaniu tych leczniczych srod.
kow W tysisc1nych wypsdksch wzisl
sooie "a obowifzek oglosic to svym
~cierpiacym xiomkom. Bedac -prze;stv
checis ul.enia cierpiscej ludzkosci, IA
przeszle "a darmo ksademu kto asd.
receipt " Niemiecxim, Frsnouzkim Tub
Angielskim jezyku Z wskaz6wksmi lax
utywso.
Adresowsc dolaczeniem mark
imienis gazety. W. a. Noves.
wers Black. Rochester. n. Y
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24
DIR. W1ad. StatkieWicz,
Lekarz re starego kraiu

LekarZ re stareg0 kraju
Z dfugoletnia praktyks PREY szpitalach
jsk " Europe, tax i'Ameryce, specjali-
sta chor6b kobiecych i dzieoinnych, le-
czy Z dobrym skutkiem wszelkie choro.
by zastarzale, jak to: ~dusznose, rsuma.
tyzm, choroby gardia, piersi, 4o&sdka;
boil giowy, ocz, nosa, uszu, febry, skro-
fully, wyrzuty ma giowie 4 sk6rze; choro-
roby m~aciczne, zboczenia regularnosci
biale oplawy, krwotoki, niep{odnosc
bolesci popologowe i t. p. dolegliwoSci
kobiece ] wog6le wszelkie choroby met
ozyzn, kobiet j dzieoi - leczy predko i
s~kutecznie.
Lekarstwa - p~rzyrzadzsne " mojem
laboratoryum, pod w~yiscznym mym do
zorem.
Do dokiadnie 70 lie moznosci czytel.
nie) opisanego twego cierPienis z wy.
mienienism .Zgody" dolacz2 cent. Una.
GEEK pocztowy, q odwro.na poczts Cd
powiem lie bedzie trwac kuracya i CO
beda kosztows6 lekarstwa.
Adres:
DR.. ". StatkiesOicS,
954 Joliet Str. LA SALE. I'LL.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24
Kronika m~iejscowa.


q ACKNOWLEDGE skiadek wpiyneio;
p.Tomasz Nalepihski $500, psni kubieh.
ska 300, p. M. Majewski Leo, pani N,
Rakomska Loo, p. Wlsklihski 30 DO.
chenk6w chlebs, PIP. Z~wiohowski Loo.
Adolf Jarnik % O., s. Potooki % O..
skiadka na pos. Tow. Polskich Krawc6w
1.83.
Tow. Dobroczynnoici Chicago AID
and Relief soa'y" pr.ysyiaio do redak.
cyl naSzej oodziennie tiumy biednych
polak6w ME choso ich wesprze6 -
slomaczsc sic brakiem popsrcia mstery.
alnego 70 strony samoaniejszych pola,
k6w. Kom. Mar. Dobroozynnoioi
wni6sl wieo do kasy Tow. nAid and
Relief $1,000 | otrzymal cd superin.
tsndenta przyrzeczenie, Re odtsd bedzie
wspieral biednych polak6w.
Fundusze komitetu naszego byly
bardso szczupse gdybysmy sic ME u
godzili Z Tow. angielskiem - zamkne.
libysmy ola biednych rodzin polskict
powa.ne zr6dio zaponogi.
Pozostale $25.S2 rozdane bsds po,
miedzy biedne rodziny polskie.
Ptezes dziekuje wszystkim ca}onkon
Kom. Mar. Dobroczynnosci "a icb gor'
| iiwa i bezinteresowus praoe okolo nj
: 4enia doll biednych rodzin polskich.
w szlachetnych usilowaniach wa
sEych napotkaliscie panowie ma rozmaits
nieprzyjemuosci ale kto pracuje dl'
sprawy ~publicznsi, must bye z gory
przygotowany ma zarzuty . nawet | nj
oszozerstwa. Otarliscie parowie IL.
ME Jednej wdowie nakarmiliscie vie
le giodnyeh dziatek polskich - niecl
wan to Bog wynsgrodzi!
STOW.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24
oWOlne POlskfe Sfowo''

wychodzi Pierwszego 1 p~ietnastego kas.
diego miesifcs. Podsje wisdomosci I
Poglsdy z pierwszej reki, tax z kr.iu.
jake UeA z emigracyi polskiej. - Poois.
dsmi 9 wyswisdczs wielka prry.
stuge ezyteinikom W rozwoiu umy.so-
wynn. Upowszechnienie tego pisms lest
bsrdzo Pozsdanem " Ameryce - IA.
niosc uistwis nsbycie ksademu. Abcns-
ment rocxny kosztuje dollar jeden 4
poi, Pienisdze posyls6 przez Post OfBos
Order, s~dresujsc: N. Adolphs Rsis, .,
ne du -Four, Paris,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24
fOlskf MaIarz

Niniejszem ogiaszsm Szan. Polskisi
P~ublicznosci, il 90 tylko rozpoczslem
ma swoja reke isko malarz ze stare0o
kraJu' 7atem Podejmuie sic malowania
kosciofow | dom6w, tspetowania pokoi
wszystko CO wchodzi W zakres mal.r-
ski. Nam nsdzieje, il Szanowni Ro-
dacy raczs mnie poprIec sws braterska
tyozljuoscis.
JOZEF WINKIEL,
43 Sloan Str, Chicago, III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-24
! SOBIE ZYCZY swoicb krs-

Kf0 SOBIE zYCzY .woicb krs.
- wnych lub przyjaci6l z Eu.
roPy DO Ameryki sprowsdzi6 linis okre-
tows przez Hamburg, Bremen, Ant
werpiR Rotterdam, Amsterdam.
s~zczecin, do New Yorku, Philadslphii
Baltimore, Montreal t. d., MECH sie
1giosi do gi6wnego agenta m wszys.-
kie hnie okretowe:
II. &C. SCHMIDT,
WiaOna, Ainnssoto.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-05-29

Store Qben ZNesaay e0eni,,g:
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-05-29
STABBED With A PEN KNIFE.

william CurrAn Of Fair Haven
Stabbed by TWO Friends Near
Water Street-Hls AssAilants Es-
cape-Curranss IDjuries Not Neces-
sarily Fatal.
Water street, near Stoddard & Kimber-
ly's, was last night the scene of serious
stabbing ARRAY, and as 3 result William
Curran of "a Exchange street lies In the
hospital suffering from four stab wounds,
two In the right lung, one in the right arm
and one in the right side just above the
hip. Curran is very weak from the loss
Of blood, but 1t is believed that unless
complications arise the wounds will not
prove fatal.
Curran, the victim came here from Wor-
cester several days ago and since then has
been boarding at the house Of Mrs.. Emery
Hunt, "a Exchange street. Yesterday
Joseph Cox, aged twenty-four years, and
James Healy, aged twenty eight years, also
arrived from Worcester and Immediately
hunted up CuIran. All three are railroad
men in search of job. Last evening ear.
ly the trio started out for good time and
drifted down into Water street, where they
began in the parlanee of the street ste
rush the cam"
After the can had been rushed q number
of times about 1880 O'Clock q quarrel en-
sued and Curran was stabbed four times
the stabbing being done by Healy. Tn
ARRAY took place in yard in the rear O
| 217 and 219 Water street. After commit
ting the deed both Healy and Cox mad
their excspe, and up to an early hour thi
morning had not been arrested. Curral
was taken to the hospital in the patro
wagon. It Ia believed the stabbing wa
done with pocket knife.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-05-29
Rarnum q Bailey. Big show.


''Billyn Burke. "Pete" Conklin, "Al"
Caron, "Charley Fool" Caban, and elk
teen other good clowns are in the big
force of fun makers with the Bsrnum &
Bailey creates. chow on earth, which will
exhibit in this city next Tuesday. The
Barpum & Bailey shows are organized on
a broad plan, and everything that is un-
dertaken in them ia done in the very best
way. That is why the show has such q
strong list of clowns. In every other de-
psrtment the came generous methods are
carried out. The chronological congress, q
collection of strange tribes of people
from all quarters of the habitable
globe; the big mensgerie, including
more rare animals than are in any
other collection on the road, whether
of travelling mensgerie or a permanent
geological garden; the giant gorillas,
Chiko and his bride, Johanna; the animal
circus, and the strong collection of sensa-
honal scrobatic acts are in the list of the
great features of the show this season. The
animal circus ia a new and really most
wonderful display. Lions, tigers, leopards,
partners, wolves, beare, dcgs, sheep and
storks are taken into a barred arena and
herded together, with no means of separs-
ton, while they are put through wonder
full performance by their trainer, Albert
Stsdler. There Is also q double herd of
trained elephants which perform series of
astonishing fests under the direction of
George Conklin, their trainer. The baby
elephant, Ruth, plays school with come cute
little ponies and great handsome dogs, and
also has q lot of fun with one of the
clowns. There are, besides, as fine lot
of educated horses as were ever brought
together, and they are under the perfect
control of John O'Brisn, who trained them
and by whom they are exhibited. Alto
gether such an aggregation of trained anil
mails was never eesn under canvas as the
Bsrnum & Bailey show has this season.
The show will visit this city next Tuesday,
when two exhibitions will be given at Ho-
bart street and Whalley avenue.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-05-29
At Central Hall Last Evening.

AT Central Hall Last Evening.
A we'll attended meeting at Central hall,
Fair Haven, last evening, listened to Mr..
and Mrs. Beveridge's singing and Editor
Lincoln's address. Ex-President Elliott of
the Yale Prohibition club acted as chair
man. The singers are something unique
in reform movements. There are quite q
number of couples doing religious work Of
the kind, but these people bring the force
of music and mimicry to the aid of tenn
perance and prohibition and do 1t finely.
Nj. Lincoln began by outlining the condi-
a5aqe which called for the existence Of .
I isApolitical party. He defined the rela-
fAtru. Of the prohibition issue to the labor
question and said that the fact that one
ninth the earnings Of wsge-werkers is
spent every year to carry the drink traffic
and Its burdens makes that traffic the chief
menacs of labor. The added fact that
81, 800, 600. 900 for drink and it's results an
nually represents the greater drain on trade
and productive industry and therefore IL
the greatest burden to capital The state
ment that instead Of complaints and Coxey
pilgrimages to Washington the citizen
should use his ballot to put the right men
In congress was loudly applauded. "Why,"
said the speaker, should equally respecta-
BILE democrats and republicans 20 on neu-
tral!zing each others votes when rum got
what 1t wanted? Why not come together
in clean reform partys We care not for
Names"
The engagement of the Beverages has
been quite satisfactory to the temperance
people,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-05-29
WALLINGFORD.

As @. W. Michaels, the Yslesville grocer,
was driving along just above the Ysles-
Vile depot yesterday afternoon the horse
became frightened at an electric car and
the 4:30 train on tho Consolidated road,
and becoming unmanageable, started on a
run. The wheel of the wagon struck the
electric track, throwing Mr.. Miohsels vio-
lently on the ground. The horse con-
tinued down the street until the wagon
struck against a telegraph pole and was
smashed to pieces. The horse started through
the lot toward the river. F. G. Morse, the ex-
pressman. was the first to reach tho injured
man, whom he found lying unconscious. With
the assistance Of some of the depot hands, he
was carried into the house Of the station agent,
nearby, and medical aid was summoned. 1t was
nearly twenty minutes before he regained con-
seriousness. 1T is feared he is internally In
jured.
The evidence in the Bronson case was all fin.
until Friday morning at Ii o'clock for the arga-
ments.
special meeting Of the wallingford Driving
and Cycling association is called for Wednesday
evening at the Wallingford hotel.
A young man and his best girl were out In
boat on the lake Sunday evening, when by some
youth had to call for assistance from shore. A
boat was sent out to the rescue.
The machinery for the higgins Rodgers CON-
pany is being shipped from Hartford
The Mercantile club of New Haven will bowl
the WRINKLES again here Friday evening.
j. W. Fitzgerald, the furniture dealer, has
another boy, born Sunday morning.
and oS 20 few more s days s Of gfacs remain
MI. Redmond fell from carriage Sunday
and badly sprained his ankle.
At the annual meeting OF the sQn Memoriaun
Cemetery association Rev. J. e. Wildman, II, L.
Judd and Thomas Pickford were elected d.
rectoTs. @. Il. Tibbitts aud 81. L. Wallace wer,,
elected members OF the association to fill va
cRncieS.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-05-29
THE LOCAL TEAM WON

In q Game at Savin Rock Charac.
terIzsd by Hard Hitting and Clean
Fielding-The Brass City Team
Gould Not Sc0re-CorcOraAss Fine
Pitching.
The baseball game at Savin Rock yestsr-
day afternoon between the New Haven
and Waterbury teams of the State league
was complete wslk-oyer for the local
team, which won hsndily by SCORE of 2
to 0. The victory of the home team was
due to Corcoran's strategic pitching and
the perfect support afforded him by the
other eight members of the team.
Fully 400 persons Witnessed the Ane
playing of the home team and kept them
selves warm spplaudIng the excellent
plays of the local ball tossers. The game
was replete with Gne plays on the part of
the home team, especially noticeable
among which was magnificent stop of q
hard hit line ball by Corcoran, beautiful
running catch in center fisld by Captain
Mckee and the heavy hitting of Doherty
and several other members of the team.
| The Waterbury players, with the e1cep
| tion OF the shor. stop, put up an excellent
fielding game and hit the ball hard, bu,
| were unable to bunch their hits and &c
this fact Is due their loss of the game
Corcoran had the heavy batters Of the Wis
iting team completely at his mercy and
only allowed them to secure six scattering
hits, no two hits going to any one man ant
no two hits being made In the same In
ming. Battsm's play at third base for thu
visitors was Of the phenomenal order
The same tearas play sgain tomorrow sf
ternoon at the Savin Rock grounds.
The score follows.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-05-29
Local JOttlngs.

The Henry G. Merwin post. g. A. R. will
meet at their post room tomorrow morn
ing at $50 O'Clock, and will then march to
st. Demands and St. Lawrence cemeteries
and decorate the graves of the soldiers
there.
The matter of the alleged shortage of
81. 300 In the accounts of our old and es-
teemed townsman Mr.. Philip Pond. as
treasurer of Golden Rule encampment, I.
o. O. F., amounts upon investigation to
mere accidental and temporary def
cheney, Mr.. Pond being not only RESPONSE
BILE for the amount, bat provided with am
pie funds to meet the case, the difficulty
being simply matter of day or two's &C
commodation. The money of the encamp-
ment and Mr.. Ponds personal account were
kept as one, but Mr.. Ponds inability to
provide the ready cash at a moments no.
tice occssioned the story. Prominent gen.
tlemsn are authority for the above state
ments and they say that the funds of the
encampment will be intact as before, prob.
ably by tomorrow.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-05-29
Scores q Fine Success.

Fully 800 people enjoyed the recital
given last evening by the Rubinstein club
in Warner hall, assisted by the following
well-known artists: Miss Anna Frances
Treat and Miss Edith Anna Porter soprano
soloists; Miss Jessie Dyer, elocutionist;
Miss Sarah Winchell, accompanied, and
Mr.. Willis 81. Allin9, who consented to
take the place of Mrs. Emma Allen Hull,
who was unable to be present. The club
is to be congratulated upon its success
The selections by the club showed good
training and promising future awaits
them. The Rotations by Miss Dyer were
very good and she received handsome
bouquet of pink roses. Miss Porter's solo
was excellent and she received fine bou-
quet Of white roses. Miss Treat was en-
cored several times and received a huge
bouquet of yellow roses. Miss Belden' .
selections were indeed excellent and she
was the recipient of three bouquets of
roses and two of pinks.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-05-29
Absolutely Pure

like Royal Baking Powder but absolutely
less expensive is the " Puritan Baking
Powder. Same strength as high grade
brands and far better for health. Sold
upon its merits in the Basement.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-05-29

Will be the wise garment
to wear, and we make a
special offering of them.
Excellent values for
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-05-29
n1IIHousE HIGH SCHOOL.

The Examinations Begin Next Mon.
day-The sche OF the Rxamtna.
tions-Jewett Hamilton Scranton
Chosen ValedictOrtan.
The examinations at the Hillhouse high
school will begin on Monday, June 4, con-
trary to the statement which has appeared
in various papers. They will extend over
q period of ten days, in order not to con-
flict with the arrangements of the work
men who will begin to repair the building
on the same date. Owing to the lengthen-
ing of the school year from April to June,
the examinations occur q great deal later
this year.
The announcement of the result will
probably be made to the graduating class
on the Friday following the close of the
examinations. As the commencement ex
ercises will be held on the evening of June
81, this will give the graduating pupils
time to prepare for the exercises. Tht
echedule of the examinations is "a follows