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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-06-28
ALL OUR WAY.

Even the Atlanta Constitution Is for
Free-Silver Coinage.
The following editorial paragraphs
from the recent issue of the Atlanta
Constitution seem to indicate a full
conversion to the Populist system of
finance. At any rate the calamity
howler' who can get ahead of them
ought to have a premium:
Scratch a goldbug and you'll find a
full-1edged tory.
An American currency system is
what the people of this country want.
We want to get hold of a goldbug edis
tor who will tell the truth and ST.
facts. !.
There are plenty of tories Nk
country who are anxious tot -
U. S. abandon the Monroe docS ggiiHhdx
The British bankers are alr{As WI Y mai
complete control of our treasury.XkaPrVn
long before the British politicians " Z
have control of our legislative, nv
chinery? fiji fiji
Gov. Mckinley is more in favor of
protection now than ever. He wants
W NC pioteCleu d5dl1lot tue silver ele-
ment in the Republican party.
The cuckoos in the south will have
to get John Sherman to carry on their
gold campaign. John was a goldbug
before Mr.. Cleveland was heard of.
1t is to be observed that some of the
cuckoo organs in Georgia have Thrown
off all disguise. They are no1
"bimetallists." They are in I'd br of
the British gold standard, and they
solemnly reproduce the fallacious ar
guments that are invented by the or
gans of Wall street.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-06-28
An Argument Answered.

These are the words of the same dis
tinguished statesman who, at Mem
phis and C~ovington, assures the peo-
pie that there is now no need of relief
and that we have only to enjoy the
prosperity guaranteed by a gold stan
dard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05
Courts ana Public Once.

Mary and Christopher Twemiow have
been sued by A. Mnrsiock In the superior
court on a prosnissory note for $50 Sc
cured by a mortgage OF 50 acres in section
%, township Fl. range I. TO the Mason
Mortgage Loan Company.
Mary Armstrong yesterday flied 500
bond for repiev.n in her suit against Con-
stable David r. Brooks. for the alleged
illegal SECURE OF furniture in the st. FL
mo lodging house. No. IL Main street.
The suretses are ID. i. McNamara and
q. H. Robin.
8. A. San9horn. of Anacortes. who was
arrested a short time since on charge
az Selling liquor 20 an Indian was dis
charged yesterday after trial tn tie
United States court. 1t was shown that
tAe Indian 10 whom he sold the iiquor
was a citizen owning property in SSagit
county.
In the superior court yesterday Mary
J. Clarke sued Manska Stegei aad John
ssegei ~ recover sf.7oo ana to fcreclose a
mortgage en- s5s !. acres In secsica ].
township -. range 6: and also . tract
IA section 9. township -. esnge J. The
property Was not accurately described
IN the original mortgage. and the petit
don asks for correction OF the deseria-
ian
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05
sorrowins over stolen Roo.sers.

C. C. Battson. of Duwamish precinct,
Is feeling sad at heart over the loss OF
two OF hts finest bsoo<1ed ROSTERS As
Mr.. Battson started for the city the
other day he had brief talk with Jack
Darrah. who was leading fine looking
dog. and after he took the car Darrah,
so II il claimed. went to the house and
told Mrs. Battson that her husband said
he could have two ROSTERS. Darrah got
the fowls and walked away as calmly
as If nothing unusual had happened He
tried to sell them to one OF Mr.. Battson' >
netghbors. but did not succeed. Darrah
Is known to the police as Wilson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05
New s.,s. Ti,.a.

In the superior court yesterday new
suits were filed az follows:
Mary ]. Clarke vs. Mcnika Siegel ct all
Prosnissory note and mortgage. 8, 200.
G.. r. Blankenship VS.. Charlotte NJ.
Fisher ct aI.-Promissory note. $s5.4a
Lila Bcaulean VS.. George 8. Beauleau--
Divorce.
A. Murdoch vs. Mary Twemlow ct al
Promisso-y note and mortgage. 1900.
Emma Crow ct al. vs.. Joanna II. Rus
sell ct ALTO vacate order of court al
lowing defendant se.5o0 from sale OF prop
erty OF estate OF Jane Russell. deceased.
Jay c. Allen vs.. f. A. and A. p. Nc
Kay-Prornissory note. 500.
Fred Take vs. city OF Sea.tIe-pam-
ages for personal injuries. $s.ais.i5.
Puget Sound National bank We. WILL
lam Evans ard Edward Blewett-Prom-
issory note. $4,000.
Walter Crockett vs. r. NJ. McEntire
OF al-Baianee on promissory note and
mortgage. sssi7.5a
Thomas g. Hardin. az receiver. VS..
f. +. Sweeney and II. n. X. Hadcnfcidt--
promissory notes. si.sSf.S.
Laura j. Gardner VS.. John r. Brewer.
Adora b. Brewer. Minnetta s. Gardner.
Bert A. Gardner. yetta Msy Gardner.
Raymond Gardner, Ethelinsf Gardner.
Earl Gardner and William II. Putnam.
as administrator OF the estate OF r. A.
Gardner. deceascd-Promissory notes. 81
COO. $sss, and Foreclosures on Dot 9. block
1. New wilfred addition.
Lizzie Sanderson vs. Walter p. Sander
sos<-Divorce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05
70 soEEcIosr on QUEEN ANNE


0s1lpe4 Wants the Psrehass Price
Mexstiss was 60 Pay.
= \. McEntirs and Frances McEntlre
11ts ban sued IN the superior court for
- alleged balance due ON q prom
eofy note for teo.esa executed TO Waiter
sseskeff March 2 1889. Payment was
ees'fed by mortgage on forty acres in
elrsisa y township .. range 3. on Queen
Azae hin- The note and mortgage were
ssfsnfaniea by an agreement that the
~ should be plated into at least 40
80 and placed upon the market, the
nestxsse to be released from any lot on
- paymenf to Crockett of SIS.
unoef this agreement rs OF the lots
eeen released from the obligation
u - mortgage. The tract In plated
euesn Anne Second addition, and is
80 ~ Seventh and Fourth streets
a 9nott and Laws avenues. The fol-
.. - joined AZ parties 10 the action.
49, IL claimed. an interest In the
le9v subsequent to the MORTGAGE.
fancy. w. W. Dearborn, II. w.
Mary III. Yancy. w. +. Boyd.
sv.a p Thomas. Jr. Merchanss' Ma
eank. Margaret r. Thomas. w. T..
Washington Savings bank. James
4 H. Sawtelie. A. c. Stetson.
4 {. stetson. /. N. Biyclow. A
:. ". 3. Moore. Virginia Dearborn,
- Fex. Louisa Hall, and c. III.
- receiver OF the Washington
Astsa hank.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05
D.ee-b.r Receipt, OF I.ad once.

Receiver Terry of the land ONCE re-
ports that the receipts of the Office for
December were $s.o4a.55. as against S.
4s7. ~ fer the corresponding month year
ago. The great difference in amounts Is
due In part to the Port Angeles town
lot sale of year past. Following is q
synopsis OF the monthly report:
Sales OF public lands. 1.sss-s4 acres. 81
81. Is: sales OF Port Angeles town lots.
$sS5; fees on coal declarations. s.: fees
on three timber land entries, $50; fees
on mining applications. so, fees on four
teen homestead entries, $ii5; commissions
on 1.S5a.5s acres. Sass: commissions On
eighteen final homesteads, $s9.fs; cancel
iations. e.: testimony taken. s5i-es; state
selections OF public lands. $i2. Total.
$3.6ii.s5.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05
ea'ns CART. srLsr TOLD YARNS.
company Says He Had AL.
nsnts He Denied Having.

nut brought agains. the Mutual
- Iasaranre Company BY Mrs. Chris
= es'ny, willow OF Capt William Seiby.
= saneer who died here February .
V recover $1,000 on a policy held
r.s. husband. was commenced in the
4 - states court yesterday. Capt. Sell
sH ,hree policies in the company,
-. N's"e and two for sa.sa each. The
- .as ssrst hrough. in tina superior
-. oat was transferred 10 the United
: sanrt because the defendant Is not
sent ccrporation.
paansifs alleges that the policies
1sen eat in the regular way ana
- premiums were fully paid. The
- - sets forth that the captain gave
go as answers ia questions In his ar
h ~ Ter Insurance: that he said he
- Aver disease: that he had not
eas'sn. and also tessie<s being a suf-
- ssesn ether ailments with which he
- = Nallty, afflicted. i, is also said
=. - aafaifted drawing a pension from
- rataers hat sissrepresensesf the
= On which the pension was grant
saese reasons. the company All
go Asnsent OF the policy was refused
-. vas done yesterday in the case
sn's'aneiaag a jury and today /,
80. 1891 hat there viii be some inter.
ass sessiopmen-s e '"'s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05
WANT rAx FOR THEIR WARRANT.


The kew Manual Training school.
The teachers Of the city schools are
very much provoked that their warrants
do not bring par. while the warrants OF
the Tacoma school beard are sold at a
premium. the bankers vying with each
other 10 help the teachers In faiSposing
of them. The school warrants in this
city have had 10 be sold at q loss for
over a year. One teacher recently had
IN put up $50 on so warrant. and
another SAP ON the same amount. and
these shavings. in addition 20 a reziuc-
tsoa or IL l.. per cent. on their salaries,
have been the subject Of many ur2leas-
ant comments.
Heaters ara being put In the new build
fng en- the Central school grounds. 70 be
used fos the manual training DEPART
rnent, also sAafting ready for the electric
motor. Many unpleasant comments are
made on The appearance Of this building,
which, looks ike q Miniature grain ele-
yator.
The heavy snow OF Wednesday night
CAUSED the roof OF tire Central school
building 20 leak
Miss Alice Miller. OF the high school.
who has been granted = leave OF absence.
ieet the city last Friday for Alabama.
where she viii renaaia ali winter.
Miss Heursefta Becker tEzs been trans
fsgres frca 6uild hal. the Central re-
lief school. 60 take the position az teach
81 Of Gserrsan ia the shigf scasossa, team
YosHrGly vacated by Misc Miller.
Miss Jennie Carr. one OF the regular
sczchsrs on leave ce ansesce. has been
a,spognses 20 teach the seco~sa grade cs
the Mercer school In place o. Mrs Gel
ten. nee Miss Accanisy.
TIE city schaoIs VIII reopen for the
winter Term next Monday morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05
They Cos or Af,.r . struggle.

John waidron and Charles T. Orr. who
were caught fooling around the windows
at the county jail. succeeded I'm proving
TO Judge Glasgow yesterday afternoon
that they were not Migrants. Although
the case was dismissed. the proceedings
were OF severe enough nature to con-
vince any one OF ordinary understanding
that II Is dangerous to loiter around the
county jail with the evident intention OF
communicating with the prisoners.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

Ruby Stanley. who jumped into prom
inence recently by hugging Officer Brooks
in the municipal court. much 20 his
amazement and the delight Of the court
hangers-on. appeared yesterday afternoon
as the prosecuting witness against John
Deighan, claiming that he broke down
the door OF her room at the London house
and slapped her face. Deighan admitted
that he was intoxicated and said that he
wanted to get into the room for a bottle
OF medicine. Judge Glasgow fined him
SIS and costs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

n.ss Dsaaess - v.al,., !. 49,
Take, rspairer 81 uubres,..
- u she city for k.zH.Is dxmexer
=. INJURIES ea'stafned By falling throurn
nele 2 ne thorouShfare IL The lDter-
n q Railroad avense ana spr,nr
june q - He feil. g. sars
s.s.sseen feef into the rzters Of Ea.Iost
"a. ana struck on rock Breaking one
= az fios. hceraling his face, loosen
.ns nss tseih and sustaining severe in
sh., injuries TO the Amoant Of skana
Hs 80 iost > silver rrzteh worth -,
~u !. Fan q speetacIes valued a - q
MS noseitai BIZ amounted to ~ "a
~ reason Of his shop being closed s.
sosf at least slx Ia bussness. TIE cs,v
Council mas refused 70 allow any part
Of the claim S-s1
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bsoaght suls for $Asce damages. stands
, chanrs os vfnu4nx the case. n win
be remembered that when the case was
heard IN thu lsEer court = Jury IN Judge
OsbcEn's department rendered . verdict
for the city. The supreme court. how
ever. has Just passed uron the merits Of
the. deeisSon and rules that thu verdict
was unjust The iuagmfnt of the SUI
perior court has becn reversed and the
case viii doubtless be resnanded Tor
new trial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05
AxorHEE rrsx HOSE rssr.

IL Faiis 30 Reach 6uarnnteed Pressure,
nus Haas - Satisfied.
The test OF the hose eoaght BY tAe
elsy under the fcysg pending contract was
rssasanxaa yesterday. ana is-gsh os
ais itch Massfn. Intended for she Gre
brat. ~as teszess for tfss guaranteed
rrs~xsz~e cs se pssuRsss aad burst At 50
s,aansfs. TIE swo senxshx OF Makexe
cru~s tested the Other day hurst M go
ana 80 poanH1s. respectively. CAte9 Hunt
satf a. tsse rexalt es ssse tests sz<s nishs:
ssTAe city had nothzuE Co do xlsh 1x-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

Blank policies Of the Fire Association
~ philadelphia Ncs Lea ssS ana l. SO. sss..
hase been stolen frcn the otssce cf c. A.
uarcn. agent OF said company al Seattle
Tna pahllc Is hereby notified that said
rs,iteses are void and Of no effect. arsd
TIE Fra Association q rhiiadeipssa viii
urt be responsible fer any claim thai
nav be made Hereunder.
C. A. BCRCH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

= . hurled violently agasnxs IN. ss.,a
80 because the boat runs
AsAlrSs u wharf Is net g,seas-
go ss'as'ssngasfe: hay TO he badly Ia
6 = ssasa manner ana then sue
enr... and be defeasel In al, the
60 sssa worse. yet 4, has tesn the
3 a. & Anna lie Graf, according
4. F1esss IN a case just decided By
= a. ss.se souri,. In April. iS< Mrs.
Rh.~s- passenger on the steamer
- q oesssa stEg 20 the Uason Pacific
- ssass'e 4 Tacoma Navigation
-. pssng between Tacoma ana
49,. oa reaching TIRE dock at the
ss1se she Claims THAI the master
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05
cLAIMED HALF.
81 Fraud in Settling
nne Rassell's Estate.
,oasmARusssLL ACCUSED
& 81 - divorced sd AastAex
Wsnss Dfveres--1eottle
go = ssprsns Court.

.x>ufasion and fraud IN tho
..ssat OF the estate OF Jane Rus
1900. 10 charged against joan
j 1901. according TO complaint
IS - superior court yesterday by
x ia Ia .rsrow. Aruida Tanner and Nan.
- 5assueefl died iutesfate In this city
= mi. leaving as her aleirs-sf-
1lru,el W. Russell. widower: Ar
sxnnper. Nancy Thomas, Robert
.S.s Alcuro Russell. and Emma
s<|s 1I,l,drSr,: and Nellie Scurry. Be<-
I< Esssfr Edward Terry. Charles Ter
- Terry, Lulu Russell. William
George Russell and Mary
wrnDdchfidren. On June s. 1881.
M * ADMINISTRATION were issued
~ ". Russell. who took into
INN as property T the estate
rA and q house and lot at the
corrsr OF Cherry and Fourth
- that time valued ut 1850.
-. ls9e, Samuel Russell died fes-
1917 his administration Of the
5s6s y lane Russell unftnixhed. and
4 - exeeutczs u Has Via 1Asss1asu
- Jan,es mari. VINO GUY Quah-
~ On sAafcn % iss-, we're ap-
Aomtaistx atoes &c Dsnts non u
efled cstAoe o. Jane asusse1i.
- Ilesem5er ., 1882. Robert Russell.
"a heirs, uieo, ieavhs - aeifs-
- Nusseii' nus Wiuom'
=. ana I.''en =. usei'.
ma " the Terms u nis VIII
Vas apioinleu exec.iA.
q koseeil' one % tne sons % Sane
q All sne lea1ftory on Nasiiss-
- Pears ago. ana u - mol now
netnel ne - living OF oean.
s. u Jane Ausssii ~ Alpfii.
~ osIe o tne ueatn "a 1ne aa-
ntor. had increased In value
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

john Baxenscn who admitted In she
municipal court Thursday that he hsf
George White with . suuw han 81 s,,e
corner Of Front and Columbia, sfrse.s
EiIndrew his plea Of not guilty to the
cnarge OF assault and battery yesterday
afternoon AID was fined 81 and costs.
cieFk ksnneay. Of the police court. says
that. although J. c. Daily WAS acquitted
IN the municipal court day before yes
tsrxiay OF assauiting White In cnnnec-
ton with the same case. he saw him
strike xhs blow. IA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

In the divorce suit Of Houghton VS..
Houghtca. Judge Humes yesterday signed
the decree. awarding to the mother the
custody Of the two girls and to the father
the boy. The court granted Mrs. Houxh-
ton 800 aifmony to be paid In monthly
instaiments OF IS and taxed all costs
TO tho husband. The ground was abandon
met
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nzAIrn .zrosr sos Dxcz.nEa.


KeoA CsnAenaed. Nuisaness Abatsa and
Piumbtng inspeetteas Mnde-
Market Inspector ~. 3 Kenney finished
his report far December yesterday ard
flied Il with that Of Health ofIscer Palmer.
II shows that the following goods were
condemned:
Ten boxes iemors. eight boxes oranges,
sixteen boxes pears. fourteen boxes Of
grapes, six crates cabbage. twenty pounds
turkey. twenty-six pounds chicken. DUR
ing the month $50 gallons Of milk were
condemned
Following Is = summary OF the sani-
taEy report:
Number Of premises Inspected. s.: num-
Der Of reinspections made. IS; number OF
nuisances ahated, Is. number Of nnssanees
In course Of abatement. II: number Of
complaints without cause 3
Plumbing and Sewer Inspector r. W.
Browns report:
Plumbing plans fled, II: first inspec-
tions. "a; final inspections, %: sewer per-
mits issued. IL. houses connected with
sewers. 13: sewers inspected. %.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05
Mrs. sandsrson Gsts : Divo-c..

Lizzie Sanderson yesterday obtained q
divorce from Waiter r.. 6anderson, who
had abandoned her. There Is no commune
ity property and no children. Mrs. SAM
derson is the woman who took an over
dose OF chIorosorm few weeks ago. The
case was head In chambers by Judge
Hunaes.
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Mra. ssaali.a waa.. !. Davcr...

George 8. BeAulien. marine engineer.
VAS yesterday made defenxiant IN an
action Tor divorce by Lila Beauiieu. who
charges abandonment ana failure to pro-
vade. dating from April. 1904 They were
married In this city September Is. 1858.
and have one child. Archiei. aged 3 years.
The wife asks for the custody Of the child.
There ID no community property. A de-
fault was signed by Judge Humex
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05
Sanasno coal s.. N.sc ana 80 PEI
san- L. z. casne q Co. Telephone TO-

A fua report % the foss-inssaissffsces :
Mount Rainier expedition VIII he svana
In the sunday Issue BE sure your sfissss's
have a ccpy. Price. ready Tor nsaias'ss'
& CENTS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

A banker or a baker, which II better
ofYy The iatter.R he usesDr. Prices
Baking Powder.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

At the Paris exposition OF 1900 Or.
Prices baking Powder will compete. And
Il viii take first prize.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

What helps the ambitious housewife?
Nothing so much as DIT. Prices Baking
Powder.
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u. c. Wilson, giaxier. was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Detective Hart
On the charge of stealing two propeiIers
from the Puget Sound Machinery depot
November 8. 1t is claimed that he sold
the wheels TO A. o. BENJAMIN. Wilson
was taken into the police court and on
account Of his family was released on his
personal recognizance for 500 TO appear
next Tuesday afternoon az > o'clock. The
goods arc valued at 50. which brings the
charge Within the petit larceny limit
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

john ncQuai~a Has Another Chance
John NcQuillen. who was injured by
falling over Jackson street embank-
ment in this city March 8. isss, and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

-. . Nesi-Tegalatesa eloek-rrsalss
sssd with Or. Prices Baking
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- keep younG, kssp vsfa.
- hooo ~ ao<xoa calm. u
0UDR bleu6 ru11y. and tho syeeezs
we'll I'D By usang fn&ners
4t 3O. Celery Ccuspcanc. ne onsv
rTspas1fion Of tie kind thnf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-05

Ladies vests ana fo00 x000eo0
from 81 rs 20 ST. Is.
Ladies' Vests and Pants reduced
from - 10 $a2A
Ladiss' Combination Suita reduced
from IS to $S7A
Ladies' Combination 6uito roducod
from so TO 81 Is
Chiidren's Vests and Pants reduced
from 81 90 to 81. ~
Children's Vests and Pants roduood
from $t.S0 TO tia
Childrenss Yeats and pants reduced
from 81 20 $f.60.
Chiidrcn's Vests and Pants rodncoA
from 81 % TO $l.SA
Children's Combination Suits n
duoed from 8 $50 to s..
Childrenss Ccmbination Suits =.
duced from S260 TO x2ao
Childrenss Combination Suits. r.
dnced from 81. 70 70 e. AZ
Childrcn's Combination Suits -
duced from $500 20 $200.
Ladies' Natural Tights reduced hen
ST. TO 75c-
Ladies Black Tights reduced ftom
$2.5 to $L7a
Ladiss' Black Tights rsducsd ften
42.75 to ~
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Startling
Reductions
in Hosiery
Prices. !;

Ladies Natural Wool Hose;redused
from 75c to sc.
Ladies Black Cashmere Hoes -.
duced from 75c to &c.
Ladies' Black Cashmere Hos -.
duced from 81 to l6c.
Ladies' Black Cashmere Hoeo =.
duced from 81. 25 TO 73c,
Ladies' Tan Cashmere Hos rs6noe6
from s5c TO SOC.
Ladies' Black or Gray Cotton Hen
reduced from 1880 70 Sc.
Ladies' Black Cotton Hose reduced
from 25c 70 lG5Sc.
Childrenss Black Cotton Hos =.
duced from 15c to Oc.
Childrsn's 0Eay Heavy. R1hhed Hooo
reduced from t5c 10 SIC.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-08

@ebt ni9t. patient (arm):
"Mlio bic Me0tain ioQ t9 breimal bes
.3ages, naa Der Mabl3eit ne6men?"
Qrat: rSaspobl!" patient: uSa, 6err
Doctor, bam tann ih bie1e Mebtain
iiberbaupt ni4t nebmen!" Mr3t: vWes<
bulb BENIN ni9t?" patient: ,Weil
mir bic orei Mabl3eiten feblsn!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-08
GortfeBung folgt.)

Ma 10! o.: rMie gebt's ST.
rer Trau?" g.: rDus meib i9 ni@t."
a.: nWas beiBt bas?" g.: rNa,
lett 3ebn Sabren babe t@ ibr @eiibt
idon ni4t mebr eeieben." a.: rWus?"
g.: &c.,, ia, ie i4mintt li4!"
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-01
NASx PREZElT.

Kazdy abonent. czy howy czy
starry, ktory nam teraz Przes!e
ca}oroczny abonament W kwoc1e
S2.OOdostane Cd mas " podarun
ku CO nastepuje:-
II X a e nd arr Marya n
ki ma rok Panski 1895.
p W eso}y Wlerszc K | O.
a. Powinszowania ma wszelkle
przygody, Zaprosiny ma wesele :,
piosneczki weselne-z obrazkaml. 4
81 Prz godY L Lor k a, =
Clekawe opow1adan,e z czas6w
Piastowskich.
a. Je5eH a6oneut zanalgsco-
eoy, zop7aciwszy 2 dolorY 2aleqtego
a6o7aaneentu, praq1a1e dostac codo
piero eoyszczeg6heiomy prezeat
po,Dinien razem z abozaomae,atema
nadesta6 5 ceetoev ma przesytk4
poczto,oq. haaczej wcale od mas
podaruaku me dosta1ale.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-01
KRONIKA.

TAX Zwiazek Narodowy,
lak Zjednoczenie P. R. K.
staraja sic gwa}tem utrzyma6
swoje zarzady W Chicago i
tych samych nawet urzed-
nik6w. w Chicago krazy
pog}oska, tym razem niestety
na wiarogodnej opierajaca sic
podstawie, re zarzady oby-
dw6ch zwiazk6w dzia}aja
jednomyslnie "a wsp6lnem
porozumieniem sic ze soba.
Zarzad Zwiazku popiera W
TEN zarzad Zjednoczenia i
odwrotnie, i W razie, gdyby
sic i'm ME uda}o plan6w swoje
przeprowadzit, zarzady te So
gotowe zniszczyG / Zwiazek i
Zjednoczenie, byleby tylko
mogli >kapita}y ich W rekach
i nadal zatrzymac. Jestto
faktem dowiedzionym, ze