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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-07
Get the Word on the Second.

Ger yelled Walker leaning far over
the railing of the stand, and the crowd
arose As one man. Around the turn the
two rivals shot, and at the quarter 81 4 was
announced. Not an inch of divergence as TO
the relative position could be seen. lone
minute two and one-half seconds at ths
half. was called out, and the crowd cheered
Stil! the two horses remained together.
Curry hanging slubbornly al Geers' wheel.
The latter spoke to the little brown, and
there was al Immediate response. He
forged ahead n nose rs the two swept into
the turn, and there was slight check
noticeable as the last curve was being cut
down. Both drivers gathered the reins for
the stretch, and LA at the three-Guarters
was yelled from the stand
Mad Race for the Wire.
The began the mad race home. Curry
spoke to the handsome black aud Patchen
responded by straining every muscle The
great horse seemed to recognize that this
was the moment that he could revenge
himself for former defeats. lie came up
to even terms and with disteaded neck
and flaming nostrils thundered along at
the little browns side. The two thundered
down the truck together at mad pace Up
they came like u whirlwind, and the flag
the vast crowd, in uncertainty as to the
victory, held its breath in suspense. Geers
spoke to Robert J and Curry made a low
exclamation of encouragement to the
black. Both responded. The little brown.
as he dashed under the wire, stuck out his
neck land with mighty stride gained 4
nose. 1t was grand flush to the grand
race and the crowd yelled itself hoarse
a moment later, when 2:03st was hung
up, a great roar of triumph went up
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-07
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-07
KING OF THE TURF.
Robert j. Does His Miles in
Unheard of Time.
THREE HEATS IN WONDERFUL SPEED

First in 2:O3 1-4. Second in e:oe 1-e, and
Third in 2:O4 3-4-A Turf Performance
That Gives Hopes of u Two-Minute
Horse-Description of tho Race Between
the Wonder aud Joe Patchen, Who
Head the Brown.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. THE flag of
honor floats over the track of the Indiana
polls Driving club aud the sun of Terre
Haute and Fort Wayne has been eclipsed:
Robert j, the great son of Hartford,
reigns supreme rs king of the turf and
the pennant waves above his stall at the
state fair grounds. The match race for
purse OF 5000 between Robert ] and Joe
Patchen was expected to bring forth some
phenomenal speed, but not one of the TO-
UCO people gathered at the track was pre-
pared for the terrible smashing of records
that began with the word "go" thundered
from the stand by Starter Walker at $50
O'Clock.
Everything Propitious for Speed.
Weather and track wer. perfect. The
fact that Robert j. and Patchen were to
race made the spectators impatient and
when Starter Walker announced the great
event there was cheer He told the
crowd that both horses were in the pink
of condition and that records would be
broken If all signs did not fail. At the
same moment that Starter Walker made
the announcement to the crowd the masses
OF humanity ut the gates were parted and
from the breach appeared ppon the track
simultaneously the two horses. A mighty
cheer went up as Geers and Curry drove
quietly down in front of the amphitheatre
came breathless as they returned together
and pulled ont for little warming up
and down the stretch
A Break on the First Start.
Five minutes later they halted mo-
ment before the stand, the last touches
were administered to both horses, every
strap and buckle was closely inspected
and the two swept down the track Tor the
word. Both drivers settled themselves
firmly in their seats and neither looked
at the other. They were in no humor for
jestinG. Scarcely had the TWO horses
turned for the start when the brown and
black gave great leaps forward and shot
down to the stand at IA terrific pace. Both
drivers held back and Patchen was rem
dered unsteady by the lines. Walker saw
the situation and called them back. The
second start was success Both horses
We're at their stride and less than neck
apart. Down the track they came at a
terrible pace with perfect motion and even
stride
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
PRELENT
dIa ahoment0w e d@fu
pfacacych.

Abonentom, op}acajqcym
abonert Z do}u, w}asclwie
wcale prezent sic ME nalezy.
Mimo to. &c wzgledu ma
ciagnace sic Cd blisko dw6ch
lat ciezkie easy, danny
kazdenu, ktory nam zap}aci
przynajmniej diva dolary "a
leg}ego abonamentu, naste-
pujqce ksiazki w podarunku:
y X a | e n d arr M aryan
S k i ma rok Panski 1895.
D w eso}y w lerszol G.
Fl Powinszowania na wszelkje
przvgody, ZaprosinY ia wesele l
p~ioseneczki weselne--z ohrazkamj.
81 P~rzygodY r k a. -
Clekawe opowlsdame z czas6w
Plastowsk,ch.
u J5eH obonew 2anolejsco-
e0y, 2ap7aciwsay 2 dolory zazeq7ego
abonanentu, praqnae dostac codo
plero e0yszc2eg6lmlony prezent,
poW1ulen rozem 2 a6onaz2entem
nades7uc 5 cent6w ma przesetke
pocztowq. haczej wcazc od mas
poddrunku me dost0n1e.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
Nasz prezent
wart ~przeszlo $l.0O.

Kazdy nowy abonent Ka.
tozika, kt6ry naprz6d zapEac'
ca}oroczny abonament, W
kwocie $500, dostanie Cd mas
w podarunku "a dolara i 10
cent6w ksiazek Z pomledzy
nizej podanego spisu. lakl
sam podarunek danny kazdemu
staremu abonentoWl, ktory
ca}y rok uaprz0d gazette
nasza oplaci.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
Ka1endarN darmO.

kazdy abonent Kotolako
moze teraz darmo Cd mas
dostac Kalendarz Maryahski
ma u%plywajacy rok 1894 = z
dwoma luznemi obrazami.
Potrzebuje tylko przes}aG pod
adresem Redakcyi KQtoAka 4
Gently w znaczkach pocztowych
IA przese1ke poczta.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

Nasta} nowy mie-
STAG, a zwykle pc
ludzie ma
ia ~pieniadze plaza,
rachunki. Oby d}uz-
nicy ,,Katolika'p pre-
O mas
pamletali,d op6ki zno-
WI kieszenle i'm sic
ME Wypr0znla!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

humbugist6w z Ameryki, mia
nowicie z Chicago, wszyscy
d ill.,. wzieli!'
Druga nagroda ME ustepu-
|je W niczem wzorowq klasycz-
noscia pierwszej. Chicagoscy
menazerzy chcieli pawilonu.
Me by}o, "a CO budowat, ale
by}y s}odkie s}owa. Wielkiej
rzcczy tel ME wymagano,
tylko skromna drewniana
budke, W kt6rej fotograhe
brodatych i niebrodatych
wielkich ludzi inne owoce
naszej polsko amerykahskiej
cywi]izacyi blaskiem swojem
mia}y przewyzszaG.
Dudki galicyjskie, widzae
lyle obraz6w s}awnych litera~
tow, kupcow, kramarzy, han
diary, prezydent6w, dyrekto-
row, delegat6w, pcs}6w,
wachmistrz6w i ch}op6w
r6znego rodzaju pred soba,
bude wystawili ma kredyt
chicagoskiego Komitetu. Pa
wilonik zatem sic domaga1
nagrody.
Nagrode og}oszono W
sadach -Lmowsk;ch.. Brzmi:
,Jeze1i chicagoskikomite r4etss
zap}aci Kontraktorom galicyj>
skim "a pobudowanie budki
polsko : amerykahskiej ma
wystawie Lwowskiel budka
bedzie sprzedanq ma subhascie.
Do tel nagrody sqdowej
dodali lwowscy kontraktorzy
poz}ocony ogonek II MECH
tych chicagoskich humbugi-
stow wszyscy d.. biora!
Many vice dw;e nagrody,
ME przyznane naWet ma wick
Sym wystawcom krajowym.
Warte nagrody wystawcow, @
wystawcy nagr6d. Salunista
polsko-amerykahskj, pc zro-
bieniu wielkich d}ugow, uciek}>
a "a salon polsko-amerykah~
ski Ga]icya zap}aci. Nasi
patryoci wdziecznie sic wten-
czas odezwia: Mi}oSG i
poz drowien
Kazio Najmanek, znany
powszechnie pod przydom~
klein W1EszAT1EL, DO ]ewem
zyzowatem slepiem kradnie
wszystkie nowiny ola swego
milwauckiego S}owA Z szubie-
nicy toledoskiej JAMERyK1,
przewr6ci}sie nogami do CORY.
L drapieznego republikanina
przemieni} sic W srogiego
demokrate. - Cd anarchisty
wiecej sic spodziewac ME
MONA.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

naszej redakcyi siedzi poczcl-
we kocisko. kt6re wszystkie
Eanadrosci ligi chicagoskicj
Edawno strawi}o. Gotowa nasza
szkielet dziwolaga do
siebie przytulic i ogrzat.
DR.. Zacharyn, s}awny pro-
fIesor uniwersytetu petersburg
powiedzia} carowl
fptwarcie, re cierpi ma niculc-
czalna chorobe merck. Cieka-
wych sic mozemy spodzlewaG
rz,eczy Z Rosyi. Nastepca
tronu ma pono bye zwolcnni-
KEN konstytucyjnych rzad6w.
Japohczycy mocno Chlhczy-
kom sk6re }ataja. Chihczycy
tymczasem wyklinaja.
TO Same sic dzieje miedzy
Winohskim KAToL1K1EM a "a
szajstrowanem kropldlar-
stWcm.
Z}emi jestesmy prorokaml
|jezeli pred rokiem ME u rzy-
my stowarzyszenia swieckich
ksiezy polskich W Ameryce
r6znych odcieni, be- najwlek'
lnego zakonu.
Process, wytoczony przcz
og1upionych Kaszub6w chica.
goskiego Bridgeportu X.
arcybiskupowi Feehan'ow
jest wynikiem intryg chica-
goskiej kliki. X. Radziejewski
~zaczq} be- wszelkiej potrzeby
il przyczyny burzyt cze5G
parafian X, Nawrockiego. Pod
komcndq swietego Jana z
Radziejewa poburzeni juz
przedtem Kaszubi zaczeli
budowac szko}e i kosci6} w
%graoicach parahi X. Nawroc-
kicgo. Ciezkie easy, upoml- .
mamie sic X. Nawrockicgo o
swoje prawa, a narcszcle
kiwanic ramionami sW. ana,
zc dalcj burzy6 ME mole, DO
g}upi Kaszubi ME maja wiece]
pieniedzy, przyprowadzlfo
Kaszub6w do bankructwa / =
proccsu. Zdcch} pies, ale
trucicielc, to jest klika chica
goska, dalcj true beda.
w zesz}a orode odby}o sic W
Chicago posiedzenie akcyonaryu-
STOW, bedacych w}ascicielami kopal-
nj z}ota W Kalifornii. Obrano nowy
zarzad, W sk1ad kt6rego dokt6r Mi
dowicz wszed} jake prezes, wiel.
ksiadz Grutza z Milwaukee jake
wiceprezes i wiel. Ojciec w. Ba-
Barzynski jake dyrektor. Widoki
akcyonaryusz6w SO bardzo dobre. L
przed}ozonego i'm sprawozdania wy
nika, re zvsk ostatniego miesiaca
wynosi $4,000.
Grubianinem winohski KA-
TOLIK ME jest. Zatem Wlnszu'
jenny Wiel. Ojcom wysokich
urzed6w W polskiej kopalni
z}ota!
Wiel. X. Grucza, wicepre-
zydent z}otodajnego przedsie-
biorstwa, jest ma swojem
miejscu. Watpimy, czyby
miedzy klerem polskim W
Ameryce drugi sic m6g}
popisa6 TAXA obszerna z%najo-
moscia kruszc6w, jak on. Ma
slepo np., pomacawszy HAWAI-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
Teka RQzmaiI tpsgf.

Bismark kicdys powiedzia},
zc prawie kazdy cz}owiek babe
w torbie Z SODA wlecze. Klcch
kolaszevski Cd dawna sic
tego ME wyrzeka.
Ma posiedzcniu amerykah-
skich arcybiskup6w W Phila-
delphi tcgo micsiqca mic
nadzwyczajnego ME uchwalo-
no. Me wicmy tel, ola czcgo
mia}oby bye i%naczcj. Apiast6w
arcybiskupi zupc}nie ignore
wall, wstrzcmiezliwosc po-
chwalili i do domu pojechali.
Arcybiskupi: Katzcr Z Mil
waukec, Gross Z Orcgonu i
Riordan Z Kalifornji ME byli
obccni.
w zyciu polskiego sp6le-
czchstwa mic wielkiego sic ME
dzieje. Chicagoska klika
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. coraz
wieksze dostaje wiatry pred
winohskim KATOL1KIEM. Pred
|jego obliczcm pierzchaja, jak
szczury pred swiat}cm nocncj
latarni. |, ably galapujacego
drapaka owina6 W jakies
zrozumia}c jeki, krzycza W
niebo g}osy: My sic Cd niego
od}aczamy, my sic z jego
towarzystwa wyklinamy, DO
gore! Ciep}o nam by}o, gdy
mas przypieka}, ciep}ej bedzie!
PraWda.
CzeetOch0wckie dziodv M
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

ma podkowe zdatne, lub ME.
Cd m}odych lat celowa} nauka
ma polu zelazologii. Tcraz,
wyzszym poswieciwszy sic
ga}eziom mineralogii, znajdu-
|jc Obscene kopalnie z}ota W
Kalifornii jake wdziecznicjszy
przedmiot swoich g}ebokich
study6w.
Wicl. X. Winccnty Barzyh-
ski, nowy dyrektor polsklej
kopalni z}ota, r6wniez ME
be- trud6w wysokicgo docze-
kali sic urzedu. Celujac cd
dawna wierceniem z}ota, I
pewnoscia w~ywierci, jake
dyrektor z}ota lyle, lie IDOL
nosci jego wymagaja. Ma tez
dobrego pomocnika W osobie
Wicl. X. Abrahama Movie
kiego Z South Chicago. Obaj
wysoce uzdolnieni kap}ani 1900
wierciciclc, chluba naszego
polsko-amcrykahskiego du-
chowiehstwa, objezdzaja obec-
ME fabryki swidr6w, DO tylko
dobrem1 sw1drami dobrze
MONA wicrciG. Ia przyk}a-
dem narodowc6w przyje}a
po1ska koepallnia z}ota ma
wniosek Wicl. Wincentego
Barzyhskiego has}o ), Mi}ost i
pozlocenie." Bravo!
Mech sic laden bczbozny
jawnogrzesznik ME poniewazy
osmicszac szlachetnych wy
si1k6wW ielebnych urzednikow
polskiej kopalni z}ota: Co
wywicrca, do Mich nalezy. Coz
komu do tego? Przecie cudo-
tw6rca Z Manitowoc cd dawna
z]ocista brukowa} droge do
z}otcgo nieba po mad z}ociste-
mi gwiazdkami. Czemu Wiel.
Doktor Grucza lub Wiel.
Professor Barzyhski ME majaa
mieG togo samego prawa?
Czo}em bic KAToL1K pok1o-
ny. Czo}em Wiclebni i po-
zloccni Ojcowie! Czo}em!
Pc wystawie Lwowskiej
sypia sic nagrody i medale,
gdzic sic naleza. Pavilion
polsko-amcrykahski, wysta-
wiony "a pieniadze galicyjskie
pod komcnda amerykahskich
polsko-patryotycznych brzu-
chom6wc6w, przcdstawla{
p~rawdziwy postep i rozw6j
duchowy Polonii amerykah-
skicj.
Salon czyli karczma, ia
Swiatynia polsko-amerykah-
skiego patryotyzmu i Z MIN
po}aczonej ,ucza}osci,' by}
g4OWna atrakcya PaWllOnu.
Swietnie SLY iptercsa. Op1a-
clio sic vice sa%luniscie, po
wywierccniu z kicszcni gall
lijskich SHADOW "a kilkanascie
tys;ecy trunk6w i cygar,
drapnaG do Hamcryki."
Nagroda wyznaczona polsko-
amerykahskiemu salonowi
przewyzsza pieknoscia swoja
wszystkie inne. Brzmi ,,Zeby
tych polsko-patryotycznych
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

{aczy}y sic czesciowo Z kropi-.
dlarstwem, czesciowo zZwiaz-
klein. Organ kropidlarski
FUJARA I JAJczYzNA z tego
boskiego dobytku bardzo niby
t%ryumfuje. Zjednoczenie prze-
Gle O kilka set czlonk6W
wzros}o!?!
Owe s1awne czestochowskie
Zjednoczenic juz cd hwna
gonito resztkami. Bieda 'doku-
cza}a PREY op}atach podatk6w
i wyp}atach zaleg}osci. Zban-
krutowani, jak go}y pasternak,
raczyl Ii pukat do wiekszych
organizacyi, ably ,mi}osciwie"
sic Z mimi lilac W jedna
wieksza ca}osG. Towarzystwa,
Z ~przewaznie staremi ludzni,
gwoli tytu}u Zjednoczenia
Katolickiego przystapi}y do
kropidlarzy, towarzystwa Ii.
b eralne osw e
po}aczy}y sic Z Zwiazkiem:
Sekret rozwiazania sic
chicagoskiejCz estochowy jest:
swiadomosc w}asnej nicmocy,
po]aczona z mocnym i'm pc
t e d 0 szcrszych kie-
S zeni kropidlarzy i patryo-
Ft tUJW. - 4'''>s
Chwa}a Bogu i "a to! Co.
najmniej jeden gatunek:
sejm6w, prczydentuw, sekrc-
tarzy jeneralnych, odezw,
manifestacyi-inaczej polsko-
amerykahskiego humbugu,
pochowano tryumfalnic. Cze-
stochowiacy porwali sic, jak
Ivy, zgineli, jak muchy.
Kropidlarstwo jednakow6z
"a przyjecie IA siebic wyp}aty
posmiertncgo "a kilka set, juz
starych ludzi, ME bardzo sic
ob}owi4o. Znowu poczciwi
ludzie W Zjednoczeniu pod
opieka Boskiego Serca Jczu-
sowcgo grubo p}aciG bedq W
a~sscssmentach "a chicagoskic
humbugi.
Nasza cywilizacya polsko-
amerykahska coraz wiekszc
wydajc wonie, jak mas}o ma
patelni. Dotychczas witalismy
sic staropolskiem SzczesG
B OF e, albo N e be dzi e
P o h W lony czus
Chrystus, albo po mod
nemu: D Ii II d O b r y!
Czasami tcz sic pozdrowi}o
kijem lub piescia sobacze
dusze. Odtad, al wal, wszystko
inaczcj. M6wi sic pc patryo-
tycznemu: Milo SC i poz-
drowienie e!
Spodziewalismy sic Cd czasu
do czasu odpowiedzi W
naszych niby katolickich
pismach ma szatahskie artyku-
~, umieszczonc W ZGoDz1E,
pod tytulcm: ,,Nieco O
historyozohi'. Przedruki tel
piracy zdzicza}ej uczonosci
europcjskiej So gorszerni cd
gangreny duchowej. Nawet
Serdes Sapientiae milczy.
| Lidze jest zimno, DO idzie
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
hpi& kssazek. jake
ma Rsrezeast
dbfi nEQaH1.
O6; "a II

HR1Es MSsaZeA ia EGG
KATOLHHA ma Rsrezeast
0fi%nreaje.
~ OBRAZKOWY KALEN.
DARE MAKYASKI na rok 1897
Z dtoomu M5ncmi k~oloro~enu
obraza1ui, z kt0rych jeden przedsta~
MA Ko$ciuszhe, a drugl -FrSeno1.
$cietszq rodzine. Cena 20 c.
p WESOhY WIERSZOKLE,
Ia. Povinszowaneo ma useethie
przygody zaproslny na wesels z
10ielu oJrazkan1 SO G.
81 PRzYGODY LORKA.
Ciekaue opowiadamie z c&us6w $re-
duiowiec&nych ~ Polsce 10 C.
A. POKRAKA czuzeKiedy tgaG
TO ju5 do5rze. SO c.
s. SKOWICzEK. ZbiGr pol
shich piosneh Mdowych 10 c.
81 zyd wiecsny tu5acS 10 c.
y Testament Piotra Welkie<
no 3 c.
S) Proroctwo Mlchal-
DIV. kroiowej re SabY, IS Sybi-
loc.
81 0 JAMIE W ard o "
sKlm m, wielklm czarowniku. l5c.
lO) Proroctw
P o ! $ G e ........ -. .... 12c
III ZYwot K~osciuszki zoe.
l2) M G czenst wo
sw. Dzlew1cy KrYstyny.-.-.- loc,
13) X aszub1 pod
w i edn i lOc.
l4) X i ka la
dusz a b oznyc h...--. sc.
l5) Kantyc 1...... sc.
Szanowni Abonenci niechaj
racza w liscie, w ktorym
przeselaia pieni4dze, wyszcze-
golnic tytuly ksiazek, jake
pragnq dostaG, wybierajqc tax,
ably wartoSG pozadanych ksia-
TEX ME przewyzsza}a jednego
dolara i dziesieciu cent6w.
- Innych ksiazeczek, jak
powyzej MISCONCEPTIONS, W
prezencie ME daiemy.
1@ Kto, p}acac "a Kato-
uka naprz6d, sam soble z
powyzszego spisu ksiazek "a
s1.1o ME wybierze, temu
poslemy w podarunku pierw-
szych 7 ksiazek W tym spisie
reklamowanych, niby ll1erami
pisanemi, z tiustemi cyframi
PREY Genie.
- Kto ma ca}y rok ma
prod zap1aci "a Kotol1ko, ten
ma przeselke prezentu ami centa
nam nades}aG ME potrzebuje.
Przes}any mu bedzie poczta2
trankowany t. ]. bezpfa-
tnie, w dom.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
MAST AGENCI:

MAS HUENII:
Upowaznieni SO do kolektowa
MIA abonamentu KAToL1KA nastepu-
jacy nasi agenci miejscowi:
LA SALE: p. Fir. Grajewski>
1884 = 8th Str.
w}asciciel ksiegarni.
BAY C1TY:p. A e x. Niedziel
ski.
I WARSZAWA " Da-
kocie: Teofl DerdoWski.
WILNO:p. JuliuszZaczek k.
AGENTEM MA GALA NEBRA-
SKE jest p. M ich al Mendyk z
Dannevirke.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

Czestochowskie dziady po-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

}aczy}y sic czesciowo Z kropi-.
dlarstwem, czesciowo zZwiaz-
klein. Organ kropidlarski
FUJARA I JAJCzYzNA z tego
boskiego dobytku bardzo niby
%tryumfuje. Zjednoczenie pres
Gle O kilka set czlonk6W
wzros}o!?!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

lima, a but6w ME ma. Niebo- zelaza, najlepszemu kowalowi
zatko! Ia przypieckiem W moze Z CORY %powiedzieG, czy
naszej redakcyi siedzi poczci- ma podkowe zdatne, lub ME.
we kocisko. kt6re %wszystkic Cd m}odych lat celowa} nauka
l~raadrosci ligi chicagoskicj ma polu zelazologii. Tcraz,
ldawno strawi}o.. Gotowa nasza wyzszym poswieciwszy sic:
fkocina szkielet dziwolaga do ga}eziom nineralogii, znajdu-.
siebie przytulit ogrzaG. jc Obscene kopalnie zota W
t. % LKalfornii- iako wdziecznicisz y
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whole with thorough tailor finish, Linen
shirt with bosom and cuffs Of striped pink
snd white, white or pink cravat; gloves and
hat to match, patent leather shoes
Even in wooden goods colors and texture
are light and they contain charming delicacy
OF tint and lightness OF weave. There Is
new and charming goods called silk lace
striped gingham, in such exquisltely nne
work and delicate, dainty colors that II care
fully and tastefully made up, it combines
beauty, elegance, lightness and economy.
Novel and fetching designs are also being
dispIayed in challies, light ground covered
with dainty, tiny sprays OF grass and spears
intertvined with stems and beautiful dell
cate,y colorcd moss rose buds on long, almost
leafess twics that intcrtwine in the same way.
Among the many beautiful imported hats
seen to-day, none are more striking tnan Inc
three illustrated herewith. First is Deauti-
full little theatre bonnet, the crown made en-
tirely of eold-spangled flowers, surmounted
bv fan effect OF spangled black net; gold ana
white aigrettes and pink moss rose puus
compose the back and front OF TINS cnar"-
ing little creation from Paris; ties OF narrow
black velvet.
The second is a broad-brim French nat
made of black shrred net on silk wire. Ihe
edge of brim Of futed straw in natural color
and covered with jetted lace; crown OF fiat
square straw, trimmed in black plumes' vel
vet and black aigrettes.
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The third is composed Of q fat crown Of

The third is composed Of fat crown OF
olive green porcupine straw, with medium
wide brim composed Of black silk wire cov-
cred with stiffened jetted black lace; the
straw crown studded with large jet balls
and surmounted with three black plumes and
black lace bows caught up with Rhine stones I;
brim turned up slightly on both sides and
pointed in the front.
Bewildering in quantity, beauty and variety
are the hats and bonnets displayed at the
spring openings. Gold spangles are the
leading and newest thing on most Of the more
exquisite hats and bonnets. They are seen
everywhere and upon everything. One hat in
particular that caught my eye was made upon
a cap-shaped foundation fitting snugly to the
crown of the head and composed entirely
Of gold spsngles and floral designs. Above
that arose broad, aaring brim oil
black silk net, surmounted by black
plumes and faring velvet bows and black
aigrettes-a chic and striking hat, but need
ing a beautiful face underneath 1t. A
hat very becoming to almost anyone Is the
Spanish hat, fat-crowned, something on the
sailor order, only with broad, turned-up-
all-around brim. It is very charming ii
tastily trimmed, and lends al exceedingly
youthful look to its wearer.
J. FLORENCE WILSON.
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He Intended TO Get Even.

s'They are not all alike, anyway"
remarked Congressman to his clerk,
laying letter he had just read down
on his desk.
"Who are not?' inquired the clerk
for more definite information.
"People who want Office. Here's
man living on the Pacific slope now,
who used to be q constituent of mine.
+ failed in securing him an Office he
wanted once, and he swore he would
get even with me, saying 1 hadn't tried
tried hard enough, which was to some
extent true, for thought he had bet
ter stuff in him. Listen to what he
writes" and the Congressman read
from the letter.
"I told you once I would get even
with you for not getting me that Office,
and I will. You may think because l
have gone West that I have forgotten
how YOU treated me when was q con-
stituent of yours, but have not. You
refused to help me then and practically
drove me out of your district, and
came here. have made a tenstrlke
in business and have got more money
to throw away than you can make IN
forty years in Congress, and part OF
that I have set aside as revenge fund.
I have $40, 900 ready to put where it
will serve my purpose, and tWlce tnat
much more in reach If that Is not
enough. Forgotten you, have L!
Well, not much. This amount pro-
pose to spend in your campaign on
your behalf, and I intend to do it every
wear, if necessary, until you get so
sick and tired of going to Congress
that you will get down on your knees
to your former constituent and beg
him with tears in your eyes for the
Lords sake to let up. You, sir, have
put me in position to be able to DO
this thing, and you must be the oneto
suffer. If you had secured me that
Office, this condition of affairs would
not have been possible, and there is 10
one to blame for it except yourself,
and am free to confess that l am not
sorry things have turned out as they
have.
"There," said the Congressman, lay
ing it down again, "what do you think
of that?" and the clerk was willing to
admit without extra pay that the Con-
gressman's late constituent was a
corker.-Detroit Free Press.