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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16

JoAOAAoA>A iAn y
uwaza Rzym jako stacya
zbyteczna ma drodze do ME
podleg}ej Polski. Panic Ja-
b}ohski! Me tylko Polska, lecz
wszystkie narody maszeruja
do szczeScia via - Rzym.
Trudno i darmo z tego
sic wykreciG. Bo albo z
Rzymem walcza, albo Z Rzy-
mem ida reka W reke, ale
zawsze via Rzym. Chwa}a
Bogu, ze Polacy, W Ameryce
nawet, jeszcze W oslark6w,
jakby tego Pan Jab}ohski
pragna}, ME wierza. Pamietaj,
jak toi osie}ka Pan Jezus do
Jerozolimy prowadzi}, panic
Jab}onski!
Jezeli wiec, Panic Jab}ohski,
Twoja pra-pra-babka sz}a "a
Zbawicielem, Ty, panic
pisarzu, powinienes z nabo-
zehstwa do autentorat6w, jak
ma przystojnego cz}owieka
przystoi, wjej ist slady.
Szanowny Pan Redaktor
Smulski Chicago bardzo a
bardzo naKAToL1KA sic frasuje.
Ma biedak "a CO. Moze
teraz jako doswiadczony
minister fnans6w menazerowi
s}uzyc.
Ministeryum wojny mai
wiekszego zakonu sprowadza
Z chin dw6ch wachmistrz6w
il jednego kaprala, aby W
sztable generalnym pod
komenda Wancki Kunza plan
wojny przeciwko wrogom
menazera uzupe}nili,
Chihscy wojskowi W obecnej
chwili zachwycaja wszystkie
narody wojownicze swojq
odwagq. Nalezy sic spodzie-
wac, re kompania pod TAXA
doskona}a komenda sic uda
bez szwanku. Naczelnym
jenera}em jest: Piotr Kio}bas-
sa; szefem sztabu: Kuhca Z
Chihczykami; jenera}em kon-
nicy: Srul Barzydski;
jenera}em piechoty:Ku
Szwajkart;jjenera}em artyleryi
z ty}u: Klemens Bie]inski.
Wskutek nieprzewidzianych
objaw6w szeroko rozpow-
szechnionej anarchii, najwiek-
sly zakon energicznych szuka
lekarstw. Ostatnim srodkiem
usmiercenia hydry bezbozni-
koW ma bye z]azd dz1enn1karzy
= konserwatywnych.
Niez}a mySl. Taxi pan
Smulski nauczy} sic juz W
Gniewkowie ma Kuiawach
konserwowaG srebrne i z1ote
}akocie. w obawie, aby sic
ME popsu}y, albo ably jego
samego ola braku nauki ME
wys}ano do wyzszych szk6}
W Rawiczu lub Koronowie,
przezorny redaktor al do
Ameryki sic pofatygowa}.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16

R Kto odtad
przeSle nam abona-
ment "a ,,Katolika'
tego publicznie, W
gazecie, kwitowac ME
oedziemy. Pokwito-
wanna wyse}ac be-
dziemy przez poczte.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16
naniowcy, kt6rym wyraz
| Ofaro ~ LoSciSl 1,,h c71ola

ohara ma kosci6} lub szko}e
Jest prawie obey. Zarzad
skarbu W Rapperswillu jest
takze zagadkowy, ME jasny.
Polscy Mezowie Stanu ami W
Poznahskiem, ami W Galicyi
wcale 0 tym skarbie W Rap
perswilu ME wspominaja
- owszem jak hr. Tarnowski
wprost potepiaja. Taxi sobie
pan Jab}ohski zapewne powie
nam, ze tojest sekret, re wkra-
ju o tenn movie ME MONA.
Furda! Znamy kraj i stosunki
tamtejsze lepiej niz tuzinkowy
patryota Cd Zgody. Sekretu
wan tylko potrzeba, abyscie
lud lepiej uszukiwac mogli, a
z pieniedzmi do Kanady
czmychna6. OF i ca}y wasz
sekret.
Nawo}ywanie przymusowe
szparga}u kropidlarzy do
jarmark6w W spokojnych
osadach polskich ME odnios}o
najmniejszego skutku.
Jakby to by}o pieknie, gdy-
by tacy mp. ksieza: Ponganis,
Czyzewski, Lewandowski,
Koz}owski, Lange i inni,
z ambon ludzi swoich ma
jarmarki zapraszali, ma
iarmark w obronie Icka
chicagoskiego.
Patrzcie, wo}aliby ma
meczennik6w 1cka, Srula, Sw.
Jana z Radziejewa i Abrahama
NIT die Store und die draj
bachurkes! Patrzcie ludzie.
jak tych bozych meczennik6w
car, schizma, warcho}y
winohski KAToL1K przeSladu-
]a....
Nastapi}yby rewolucye, wy
branoby komitet, i wys}anoby
deputacya do Chicago, obie
cujaca nawet czynna po-
moe usuwa ami u wrog6w
lego menazer w}aSnie
pragna} i W intencyi jedynie
osobistych cel6w kropidlarst-
wo szerzy}. Ksiezy koleg6w
juz ME prosil ma jarmark, lecz
"a pomoca przymusowego
pismid}a appelowa} wprost
do ch}opk6w W innych
parahach.
Jezeli mass mitingi maja
zostas trybuna}em naszego
zycia katolickiego i publicz-
nego, zle sic bawimy. Opinia
bowiem publiczna przewraca
sic n1eomal tax czesto, ]ak
Piotr Kio}bassa Chicago.
Parafe polskie grubo i
ciezko zap}aca "a us}ugi
przymusowych szparga}6w.
Najlepszym ma to dowodem
jest pewny fakt, re ZGoDA,
W1ARA I OJczYzNA I Pollok
W HAMERYcE upad}yby dla
braku abonent6w, gdyby ME
by}y przymusowemi gazetami,
gdyby menazery, Pittassy
z rzadem centralnym ich ME
popiera}y 6nansowo.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-16

Pan Jab}ohski ma seryo
uwaza Rzym jako stacya
zbyteczna ma drodze do ME
podleg}ej Polski. Panic Ja-
b}ohski! Me tylko Polska, lecz
wszystkie narody maszeruja
do szczeScia via - Rzym.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03
GOING ON THE STAGE.
Frank James May Appear Before the
Footlights Soon.

IoOlllSHlS oOOH.
Dallas. Jan. 1.-(Special. )-One of the
Sanger Brothers employ has just re-
turned from II short visit in st. Louis.
While there he met his old friend, Frank
James, who it will be remembered was
also an employe of Sanger Brothers,
The gentleman, whose name is withheld
by request, i'll speaking of the talk of
Frank James going on the stage, said
that James corrobOrates the report, but
he has taken deeply to heart the AIDED
rumor that he will appear in Il sensation
III train robbery melodrama, to be written
especially for him, and his words were
full of bitter sadness as he spoke of this
latest gossip. 'Why is it," lie AIDED,
devil past all redemption? God knows
have suffered enough for all have ever
done. My family has surely suffered
enough. My poor old mother has lost
her arm, my little brother was murdered,
and for 20 years / was hunted like Il
wild beast. Twelve years ago last Oc-
tober / gave myself up. Why did l do
this? Why did | risk my life and liberty,
run the chance of condemnation by per-
jured testimony if it was not that
might gain the right of plain, ordinary
citizen? If | could have all the men
that have done me wrong called before
me and by word send them to crucifiXion
and death, l would not do it. l have
tried to forget and forgive everything
that is past. And yet they will not let
me rest. They say that l am going on
the stage to be mimic train robber.
Why, l would not get up behind the
footlights and sell myself in that way for
all the money in the world. / could have
done il. Managers have been after me
for II years to do it. l could have made
thousand of dollars, but refused because
wanted to show the people of Missouri
that l could earn an honest living by
hard work like any other man. 1t is
true that Mr.. Miaco has made me an
offer and ! have it under consideration,
but told him frankly that it must be a
legitimate drama with no hint Of the
wild west or desperate business in it,
There is no reason why | should not 60
on the stage if people are willing to pay
money to see me, but | want to do il
legitimateIy. | have nothing to lose. If
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03
ARMENIAN SLAUGHTER.
Men, Women and Children Butchered
Like Sheep.

poston T,, Io.. .,4 ,,;,.,1
IN thi, ;t ""ti. F,,, u, ~ lctter Just yecelNeu
nf tba ,,s ro vS ll"tn t,. p?lllI ilear 'TS Seat
ni,nas ' +bo iru'. UT,inseS of IN EIstern Hrhe5
pS piaU ~ tn fii i,9e i 6o0 0i sIaGgntetea A[e- m
m"m ~ LILY LILLY AtooT ~ IT, Is Wrleten ny !,
mi"no5 'm IN o,d mnoi ti 5ne niSHest conn1ence Is
pitouu % an" ,rb IIi ',omi u. l.. are 700 lorrloie
Tbe Armnnions nG 49, i S"Ss ~ P'r' h
,,h T,,,I,i ~ ii;I' w UUpplesseu ny NMuIus M
tliI ~ L. ~ = oINS' ms S'iu; We Me cannot pay taxes
W nIln5 po,n MUS i unu u,n5 SoNeillIIIilt' H
tbo,. ruiIueiru i'I nluruereu ny .ne Mnrus mr.
NY, NY ,vS,S'tu ,',t uiloan, SVn!e were hlieu'
,iin neu iePIi'S were senI 10 N?lStallllo'
iG Ii; iiiar 'i'C Hraienllums Mert III aTIls ~
nt"fI,.on, Wr4ers We're sem tle NluSMil SI,
q. ~ :" eNieliiii,ute t tliELl u.
Mpiuvl M f reuu uuiuie w .n t,le aihiS, coeiJSleu IL
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03
ASSASSINATION REPoRTEn

Meridian, Miss, Jan. 1.-Information
OF the assassination of William Sanford
3y II. Il. Balkman, near Keels store, in
hemper county, late Saturday might,
reached here today. Both parties are,
prominent and well known citizens of the
community in which they lived. ana are
related by marriage Balkman is the
father of young girl about 10 years of
age, and it was on account of too intimate
relations with his daughter, it is STATED.
that he waylaid and shot Sanford. q young
man about 20 years of age. Blaltman
secreted himself behind some bushes and
as Sanford was riding along the public
road, accompanied by his cousin Vir-
gil Sanford, he shot him with a double
6arreled shotgun, killing him instantly,
Belkman then went to the house Of hia
nephew, Elisha Luke, justice Of the
peace, and surrendered. Parties from
kemper say the feeling in the yicjuity
of the crime runs very high and Il III.
port is to the effect that Balkman had
been lynched,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03
DEPARTMENT. DolNas,
, ii General latsreas Cleaned In me
pepartmsHts Yesterday.

I DELEGATES APPOINTED.
e5torday Governor H2gg, at the re-, re-
s5 0f the governor Of Mississippi ap-
,fed the following named deiesaIt,eS I,
n T6eir Respective congressional dls-
- 10 attend Sho meeting OF me COZ
Growers Protective ass9cr!!lnoh 70
ola in the city al Jackson. Miss COM
.ncipg Jan. 0, 1895; ...,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,
EsT CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
II. stacle, Cotton Gin, FreestonH
l. Nessai, Marqrch Lem gounjy.
%, Barry. Navasota Crimes county.
"a tones, Huntsville. Walker county
.rrOND CONGRESSIONAL DIS
NHIGT.
UuAewood, Garbage. Pano'a eo''h
rp Minis. Nacogduches, NacogjocheS
A. p.taa-k Spurger Tyler county
.T.If,,. enter, Shelby county
ID CONGKESSl ONAL DISTRICT
Murcnison Athens, Henderson
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03
PROBABLY POPULIsTs, TOO,

= 7
winch seems destined to become popu-
lar among planters of Mississippi was in
auguIated at a planters meeting in this
town. Prominent agriculturists of Delta
were present aud resolutions were passed
fixing the pay of the best male labor At
80 cents per, day and the best class OF
female labor at 40 cents per day:
Not more than 81 per month with ia.
tions will be paid the best labOrers and
crops should be laid by alta maximum eX,
pendture of $500 per acre Clubs WI
at once be formed throughout' the state
having for their motto, "The Reduction
of Wages" -.
Colonel John X. Cameron, Captain John
Willis and DR.. Al. Phelps, three OF the
most prominent men in the state, are CIV
|ing the movement their endorsement.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03
IT MAY Do AS MUCH FOR YOU

Mr.. Fred Miller of Irving, ILL.,, writes
that he had severe kidney trouble 1or 1or
back and also that his bladder was affect
ed. He tried many so-called kidney cures,
but without any good result; About a
year yea ago he began the use of Electric Bit
ters and found relief at once. Electric
Bitters is especially adapted to cure of
all kidney and liver troubles and often
gives almost instant relief. One trial
will prove our statement. Price only SOC
for large bottle at John A. DeGaugh's S
drur store
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03
MASTE WAITER POWER.

The Philadelphia Record says:
A new value has been given to our wa
ter power heretofore running to waste
because of the inacceSsibility or of dis
tance from the places at which it could
be utilized. The demonstration of the
! transmission of power by electric appli-
ances has vastly changed the situation.
| \ waterfall, wherever it may be located,
! is no longer a mere thing of beauty to
| charm the eye of the behOlder. Niagara
| has been set at work to drive the wheels
TO light and warm the dwellings and to
carry and fetch for all the towns within
| the curcuit of Il hundred miles from
where it thunders on its way to the sea
! Great factories. dependent for motive
power on the laundering waters of the
| falls. are springing up within the radius
of economical distribution Hereafter
grandeur and utility will be. compulsory
| lOstyOke fellows.
Whoever owns a water power has lat
terly come into possession OF gold mlhe'
He has only to make his water WORK us
well as play. One of the latest schemes
for the utilization of waste water, nov lH
ever is the proposition to harness tho
Susduehanna river and set 1t to general
ing electric force. 1t is proposed to dam
tbe river near Conowingo, and to erect
snitoble electric machinery to be driven
nv wafer The power thus generated
will be transmitted to Baltimore, Phlla-
| delnhio. Wilmington and intermediate
noints for street railways, electric lights
and other purposes. Large tracts of land
have been purchased near Conowingo
and the surveys have already been com
nloted for an immense plant. Work Will
| hppin on tile dam as soon as the spring
| freshets shall be over, and it is expected
that the company will be able to furnish
mower to its subscribers by January l
| 1896. 1t is said that the Westinghouse
Electric plant people are behind the pro
| iect. and that the capital of the company
will be increased to several millions dol
liars when preliminaries shall have beer
arranged. There is no doubt that tht
Susouehanna. the Delaware, Lehlgh, ALE
| cheny. Monongahela and other rivers
and river tributaries in PennsylVanlt
| afford many available locations along
their courses at which water power may
he turned into n merchantable com
modify. .,,,
/ If is no longer Il dream that the rivers
and even the tides and the winds may p'
made available to store up electrlcal po
tency to be used as occasion may serE'
for labor-saving purposes and TO max ,i
life more pleasant and enduraDie. I'M
realization treads so fast upon the heeI
of possibility that we are losing the lacul
Ity of being amazed, and almost begin |,
Il doubt if there be any physical taSl
which may not be ultimately accomplish
ed by the aid of enchained lightning
--O----------
4 day after the Fair are the unSuccess
full rivals of DR.. Prices Baking I0W4e.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03
A CHEAP RAILROAD.

Houston, Jan. Especial. 1.-The Tex
as Western, a narrow guage railroad ruin
ming to Sealy, was put up at auction to-
day and only $4,000 was bid, Charles
Dillingham;, formerly receiver of the
Houston and Texas Central railway.
being the bidder. Last week Receiver
Hackard stated in court that the fran
csises in this city were worth $3.50 900.
The bid was rejected and the road will
again be put up for sale on Feb. ). Dill
lingham filed protest. Elijah Smith of
New York is the owner of the road
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03

Bath, Me. Jan. Miss Catherine Pat
ton, aged II, was killed and Miss Berney
Harvey and Mr.. William Thompson
were severely injured at the Center street
crossing Of rhe Maine Central railway
to-day. They were driving home when
the traiDsirom Boston struck and demol-
ished ne rarIiage.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03

bcrel land, belonging to the school fund,
ut - roral amount of S1S42. and also 1861
acres of Lunatic Asylum lands.
The lands heretofore sold in Harris
Liberty. Jefferson, Wharton and Cham
hers counties to other than actual set
tiers. and which sales the supreme court
recently declared illegal, are now being
sold to actual settlers only, and not more
than one section to each settler.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03
ROSS DECLINES

Bryan, Tex, Jan. 1.-(Special. )-Ex.
Governor l.. 5. Ross, who was rendered
q, position on the railroad commission hy
Governor-Elect Culberson, has declined
and will continue as president of the Az
ricultural and Mechanical college. The
cadets are SO pleased with the news that
cannon are booming and a grand eele-
bration is being held,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURES.
1t Convened Yesterday -Reeommenda-
tons by Governor Pattison.

NV" ACslcIuaiy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tions by Governor Pattison.
Harrisburg. Pa, Jan. 1.-The legisla
ture convened in general session at noon
today. After preliminaries were gone
through with, the senate and house lis
tened to the reading of the message Of
retiring Governor Pattison. Wien this
was concluded, a recess was taken for
one week to allow time for organization
Ihe governor makes Il number OF recon-
mendations looking to legislative reforms
lie says among other thing: Nothing
could more vividly illustrate the unnrofif-
ableness of strikes and the Disadvantage
TO those. who are directly interested than
the statistics of the department of inter-
nal AFFAIRS. according to which the loss
III wages in 1894 in Pennsylvania IN
cured by the striking employees in 81
strikes, was $1,359. .423.75. Whiie the loss
$50" ~ F''i'
me governor urged the abolition Of
puck me- stores for miners and tbt
enactment of legislation LOOKING 10 The
placing of additional safeguards around
the hazardous work of the coal miners
with refernce to the railroad discri,ui-
nation the governor says: '"The evil of
corporate discrimination against some.
ana III favor of other patrons is neither
abated or diminished. Existing legisla-
tion seems to be Ineffective to restrain or
TO PUNISH those who violate the plain man
dates or our fundamental law More
stringent and positive Legislation is need
Ell to force the anti-discriminatinp jnws
The constitutional inhibition nf free
passes is practically dead letter bpcau. .
appropriate legislation has not boon epic1-
ed to enforce it,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03
OFF FOR JAPAN.

Washington. Dee. 29.-EX-Secretary OF
State Foster started from here for Japan,
where he will be in the peace commission 4.
Of the Chinese government to act as tnGil
legal adviser. He is accompanied by Alf.
John Henderson. the son of ex-senator
Henderson of Missouri. who goes i'll the
capacity of secretary to General Foster.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03
A WOMAN SUICIDES

Paradise, Tex, Jan. Mrs. Ella Potts
committed suicide last night by hanging
herself with rope to the limb Of a tree
She was of good family. She has beeii
her near midnight and at about 8 O'clock
they found her hanging dead.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03
/ B. b. Besrd. Tyler Smith county.
r. I. Tisou. Meut, Il L county.
!. Il. Nili Gilmcr tpalur county.
FOURpI CONGRESSIONAL DIS
EnnlLl-,

!. Il. lllli, Cilmer, pslur county.
FOURpI CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRlCI
JET Welborn, Tex rkana, Bowie
county.
George Kelly, Ke,lyyiir, Marion coun-
ty.
John ", Richardson, Dtingerfeld, Nor
MS county,
W p. Carson. Leesbur., Camp county.
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Ii G. Ovcraker, Plano, Collin county.
L. New johnson, Pilot Point, Denton
county,
IR. H. Lusk, Bonham Fannin county.
rs. NJ Culver, Howe, Grlyson county.
( SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRlCr
A. S. Henry. Bloomna Grove, Navarro
county.
w. G. McKellor Forley, Kaufman
county
NJ. SAMSON. Alyarado, Johnson county.
Sam 6. Harris Meridian, Bosque
county.
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT
IL. J., Lewis, Heane, robertson coum
ty.
led Wilson, Bryan. BRACES county.
-. r. Smyth. MeXia. Limestone county.
j. y, King, Beltln Eel. county.
EIGHTH CONG RE&S1ONAL DIS
IEICV
A J. Hood, Sr., Wnalberford, Parker
CON ty.
George f. Perry, Hamilton, Hamilton
county.
r ii. Smith, Bangs Brown county.
AI NJ. Hancock, Muliin, Mills county.
NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRI"T.
!. y. N,ulds, Manor. Travis county.
/, VI Mays, Round Rock, Williamson
4. r. Fielder Brennan Washington
". 4. Mciullan, Dripping Springs,
Hays county.
TENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT
.. a. Paulus, Hauett vile, .Lavaca
county.
d, j. DeWalr Stafcords, Fort Bend
county.
Joseph Mcdonald. Galveston, Galveston
county.
Z. i. lGdmondsou. Jan Grange, Fayette
county.
| ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS,
] NJ. !.
John Ireland Seguin, Guadalupe coun-
".
W. NJ. stone Colulla, La Sale county
! y. ". Nash, CuerO, Dewitt county.
W. NJ. Ferguson, GOliad, Goliad county
TWELFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
IRICr.
3. Reagan, Richland Springs, San Sab1
| county
r. il. Howard, BufLton. Llano county
II. j. Graham. Bocrne Nendall county
W. Clements, New Rr1unfels, Coma
! county.
! THIRrEENrT CONG RESSlONAl
.. DISTRICT
| r. r. Webb, Baird Cdllal,an county.
! Joseph Hall. Am0riila, ter county.
! w. i. Sl>ccn, Wichita alls, Wichiti
county.
! " II. I.ockett, Abilene, Ilylor county
A
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03

Sensible folk laugh at the claims Of 4
New York Baking Powder Conlpany 10 n
Worlds Fair award. They know it fail
ed to, exhibit or compete. The highest
award went to DR.. Prices for purity,
strength and wholesomeness.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03

To keep up with the times you cannot
afford to I've without Harper's Weekly.
Only 81 year.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03
PRICE FIVE oENTg

1 dor. 2 succeed IN 10 lust
AoW-struggling 10 earn emo,
10 bury he when die.
but now, tell the people" he said. in
,.;iG cG;h9iuslon, that Frank James is not a
wild man. Tell them that he has feel.
ngs, and that in view of his life for the
past l. years some little consideration is
due him. Tell them that he has too much
respect for himself and for them 10 in
snlt their Intelligence by going on the
stage IN the role of a train rolhern
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03

Harper's Bazaar gives correct informa-
ton about fashions for everybody, for 81
wear,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03

ing 10 you how You try 10 practice abogli-
ton law in this stater
''CulbeIson's client set up the dinner,
and the young Maryland lawyer was one
of the first men to enlist in the war; He
wanted to whip Massachusetts for the loss
of his first case"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03

4 day after the Fair are the unsuccess-
ful rivals of DR.. Prices Baking P0Wde,r.
In their efforts to belittle the WOrid $
Fair award to Dr. Prices they excite
am usement and do no harm.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03

All person afflicted with dyspepsia ind
immediate relief by using Angostura Bit
ters. of DR.. J. G. b. Siegert \ Sons. ASK
YOUR druggist.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03
There is II good reason for the popu

There is Il good reason for the popu-
larity of Chamberlain's Cough remedy.
Davis & Buzard of West Monterey. ,Clar'
ion county. Pa. say: 1T has cured peo-
pie that our physicians could do moth
ing for We pursuaded then, to try Il
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and they now recommend it with the
rest of us" % and 80 cent bottles FOR
sale by j. j. Tobin and all druSGlStS'
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03
TUE COMPTROLLER.

The report of the treasurcr of the comp,
tgoijel for the month ol December with
reference 10 l0nd sales and leases show
up - follows:
Saleg Int. Irill,
Univ ersity lands. SSS 80 Slo ~
Public free school .a. -. ooo oo
lands. ........ 40 iS9 % l9,zzS @ @SO
A svlum lands 320T 81 1,453 %
Public domain, l,lI3 II
LEASES.
Int, Prn.
Putiic free school
lands. -. .. .$l3,2O9 iS --
University lands 40@ 2U's--
With. reference TO the sale Of asylum
lands tife subdivision is as follows:
Int. .Prn.
Deaf and dumb. 500, 81 21a AZ AZ
Lunatic =. -. 4S'G0 9 90
orp6an. .....,$4, 11S9 1S99 g g 99S 9 g g
Blind o.. .... 49,. ioS !" 1'@-o %
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03

Mr.. John L. HolIingsworth, commis-
si6ner Of insurance statistics and his
tory, yesterday deposited with tn the II treas sl
nry through the comptroller SI02.2o, the
sane being office fees FOR the quarter
ending Dec. 81, 1894,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03

) n government authority PtT1ii Pa1i
HDr. Prices by iar th" best oil al
doydprs
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-03
,rul.,rANn OFNICE.

The sale Of public lands as recorded
Iy he land office for lha month OF Deceeml-
her are as follows: !.. E.,,,,,or1
Sale of IS. .5O5 acres OF pubic school laild
at IN average price Of S2.tD per acre
six hundred and fourteen acres OF lllh-