davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
Specyalny pesei japOnski.

YOKOHAMA, Japonia, 24go
pazdz. - Hrabia Inoui, po'
przedni pose} japo6ski W Ko'
rel, zosta} obecnie wyslany do
Seoul, jako pose1 specyalny.
Celem jego jest uregulo:wat
stosunki / W porozumlenlu z
poslami innych pa6stw przy-
wr6ciG spok6j W stolicy Korei.
z Seoul donosza, il tam z po-
lecenia wlada japo6skich are
sztowano 36ciu Soshi, podej
rzanych 0 udzial W zamachu
pafacowym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25

Tarporley zostas zrzucony konia i
odni6sl tax cieakie uszkodzenia, il
umrze.
W Meksyku zamieszkali tam
Hiszpanie zbieraia sksadki ma walks
z Kubanczykami.
zfodziej baukowy amerykahski
A. K. Ward, kt6ry skradl W Mem
phis, Tenn. 100000, znajduje SIG
obecnie W Honduras. Czynis sta.
rania wydanie go stanom Zjedno-
czonym.
- Armia austryacka pozyska
wkr6tce nowe umundurowanie.
w Wiedniu by}y zn6w W tych
dniach manifestacye robotnicze, ale
bez stare policya.
- Ksiaze Mikofaj greoki bawi
obecuie W Kopeuhadze, W Danii.
- Przez Minneapolis, MINI. mad
chodzi telegram Kuby, stwierdza-
jacy fakt odniesienia przez gen. Ma
Geo, dow6dce powstahc6w, wielkie-
go zwyciestwa mad Hiszpanami.
Stracili oni, po 4 godzinnej walce,
500 zabityeh i rannych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
Sultan Turcyl W niebezpieczen'
stWie.

KoNsTANTYNoPoL, "a pazdz.
StBierdzono urzsdownie, IL 20.
stal zorganizowany spisek W
celu zrzucenia z tronu obecne-
60 Sultaua. Do spisku male
aeli urzsdnicy palacowi. spis-
kowcy W razie potrzeby gotowi
byli zamordowac w}adcs Tur.
cyl. Ma szezescie wszystko
sic wydalo. Wiele os6b aresz-
towano. Palac su}ta1ski i re.
zydencye ministr6w So obecnie
strzeaone przez wojsko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
Rosya zyskuje FoWazne praTa
" Chinach.

Hone KoNe, A paz liz.
q pows2nego zr6d3a podaja
tutai sensacyjns wiadomosc.
Oto Rosya, ma zasadzie dopie.
70 co zawartego z rzsdem chin
skim kontraktu uzyska}a bar
dzo powazne koncrsye W Chi.
mach. Mianowicie Port Arthur
zostanie otwarty dla okrstow
rosyiskich = bsdzie tam u
rzgdzona rosyjska stacya NOR
ska. Nadto Rosya zbuduie
koleI zelazna z Nerczy6ska
przea Tsitsichar do Wladywo.
stoku (czssciowo przel teryto-
ryum ohiisk;e) il Tsitsichar do
Port Arthur. Lstnieje wpraw-
die zastrzezenie, il Chjdczy-
kom wolno wykupiG ts kolej
W 30 lat po JeJ zoudoWanlu,
ale sadzq, ze W praktyce ME
bedzie ono mia}o znaczenia.
LoNDYH, "a pazdziernika:-
Times" umieszcza bardzo
alarmujacy artykul z powodu
koncesyi, pozyskanych przez
Rosye W Chinach. Twierdzi,
IL Rosya narusza r6wnowags
polityczna na Wschodzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
Nypadek paroWca ocean0wegO.

L. NDTN, 24go pazdz. 4
Prawle Point telegrafuja, ze
przechodzacy tamtedy parowiec
oceanowy linii Ameryka6skiej
st. Louis" sygnalizowal, il
ma zepsuty ster - i asGal
dw6ch parowc6w hOloWniczych
W celu wprowadzenia do por.
tn. Poslano mu holOwniki. o
godz. 8 m. Is wieczorem "St.
Louis" prgybyl do sOuthamp.
ton. Kapitana1 Randall ra'
portuje, Ae ster zosta3 z5smany
cd wysp scilly. Cd tego punk.
to radzono sobie Srubami, ale
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
NadzWyczajnie szybka pOdr6&.

New YORK, "a pazdzierni.
ka. Pociag specyalny kolei
Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern, kt6ry dzisjaj rano o
godz. 8 min. % wyjecha1 z
Chicago, przybyl do New Yor
ku o godz. 10 m. II wieczo.
rem. Gaia przestrze6 $50 mil
przebyl W 16 godzinach, As m,
i % sekundach. Wliczone So
to przestanki po drodze. Jest
to najszybsza podr6z, jaks kie.
dykolwiek zrobiono 2 Chicago
do New Yorku i po raz pier
wszy sic zdaraylo, re poranne
gazety chicagoskie tegoa same.
20 dnia znalazly sic W New
Yorku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
Pisma Sienkiewicza DO rosyjsku.
2 Petersburga pisa:

2 Petersburga pisza:
Listy Afryki Henryka sienkie-
wicza ukazaly sic juz W drugiem
tl6maczeniu rosyjskiem p. M. Kru-
kowskiego. Wspomnienia to po-
dr6zy afrykahskiej naszego zuako-
mitego pisarza weszly do zbioru
wydawanego przez p. sojkina p. t.
,Pozyteczna biblioteka." Ksiazke
ozdabia 26 ilustracyi iportret auto
ra W kostynmie turysty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
Transport ehOryeh i irannyeh 9
Mad8gaskaru.

ALeIER, 24pazdz. - Paro-
wiec Canton" przybyl tu
portu Mojanga ma Madagascar
RE i przyWi6A paruset aol-
merry francuzkich, chorych
lub rannych podczas walki z
Howasami. q transportu tego
W ciagu przejazdu morzem u
mario 6A ludzi. ZWloki ich po.
grgeb ano W morzu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
Gdzie dw0ch sic k16ci, tam
Zyska trZeci!
(Ballada hiszpahska).

u
;. moo W Sewilli... Ksiezyo iwisoi
Mad uliczks wazka taxa,
Ze gdy rece swe roz}ozysz,
Palce dotkna scian paiac6w,
Go po obu stoja stronach.
Ma balkonie Donna Klara
Wzdycha ciezko. q westchnieh 1sa.
wyeh
I zadumy js wyrywa
Pieknie brzmiacy BRICK gitary.
To Alonzo zakochany
Serenade lubej spiewa.
Przeb6gl Dzwieki jakies obce
Przerywaja piosnke czlla,
Ach, to rywal, don Rodrigo,
Stanaf r6wniez pod balkonem
I ma swoje reke spiewa6
Zaczal piosnke Donnie Klarzel
Wscieklosc tedy ogarneia
Dw6ch rycerzy pod balkonem,
Wydobyli szpady d}ugie,
,,Broh siep', ,,Broh sis"!, skrzyzo'
orez straszny, smiercionosny.
Jeszcze chwila. Straszne rzeczy!
Don Alonzo kohcem szpady
Swej przygwozdzil do domostwa
Don RodrYga piers szeroka,
Rodryg zasie zapalczywy
Piers Alonza zn6w przygwofdzis
Koncem szpady do domostwa,
Stojscego naprzeciwko!
TAX bezwiadni dwaj rycerze
w gore oczy swe podnosza,
Gdzie struchlaia Donna Klars
q trwoga patrzy ma zapasy.
Przeb6gl Znowu dEwiek gitary
Pod balkonem piosnke spiewa!
Ach, to rywal, rywal trzeoi,
Go bezkarnie serenade
Spiewa6 bedzie az do rama
Pod balkonem pieknej Klary.".
Bowiem, gdzie sig dwoch pohukfo,
Tam skorzysta pewnis trzeoi...
n....i...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
smutny wypadek W LOndynie

LoNDYN, "a pazdz. = Joe
Aronson, brat znanego dyrek-
tora opery z New Yorku, 20
sta1 dis znaleziony u stop
schod6w swego mieszkania
przy ul. Warwick niezywym.
Mai kark zlamany. Przypu-
szczsja, ae spadl re schod6w
wskutek ataku sercowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
w sadzie.

- Ten cz{owiek ma czsery zyjace
aony.... Jaka kara czsks go "a tax
skandaliczne wieloAehswo?
Sedsia (zonatg):: ->Uwoln'd co..
Dose iuz cisrpisi!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
PraWs elastycznosci take sic ma
cos przydadza!
(Historya prawdziwa)'

49,. Murzyn Joe ukradl pare wiel.
kich arbuzow ogrodu farmera Hay.
seed. Ale go zsapali : ma oienkiej
kl6dce mad strumykiem.
Wzieli go obu kohc6w: jednei
strony farmer batem, drugiej
pies z zebami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
StWierdzona prawda.

..Odgrzewane potrawy moze
trawi6 dobry ao}qdek, odgrzewane
zaS dowcipy tylko zly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25

Pieniadze do wypozyczania. DQ2e sumy. Nish
procent pozyczamy pleniadEe Ra budowS. Posla-
dfoSci tylko W Chicagy. SptRcamy poAyczh OF
Towarzystw duza Oszczednosc. Hipoteh (meTr
gsges) ne sprzedAz Zgtosie sic osobibeie Abe u
Stownis do d. o. STONE q CO., La Sale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
Nroz / snieg W Anglii.

LoNDYN, "a pazdzier. -
Termometr Wska2ywal dis W
miescie - stopni zimna. Wsae.
die W p6}nocnych stronach
Anglii panowa} silny mr6z. W
Lancashire W innych okoli.
each prsez GAIA noe pada1
snieg.
GsEAEI 5EiEsaAglE glE2EG Z zAEaAElEy
Z Londynu donosza, IL lord
Delamore ma polowaniu W poblizu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-10-25
Nieszczescie kolejOWe.

HYDE PARK, Mass, "a PAID.
Pociag pospieszny kolei n. Y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-16

Entr6 en- su cuarto y miro 'un momento al
exterior.
Nj en- los o1mos, nj en- el jardfn, nj en- las
praderas vio nadie.
Unicam ente, de las cocinas salfa un resplan-
dor que indieaba que los criados estaban ALI
reunidos
El momento era propicio. y
No Gran las siete; caminando de prisa, po-
d1a estar de vuelta antes de la media noche
No cambi6 NADIA de su~ sencillo traje. Sc
echo una toca de seda oscdrs, puso un pafiuele
de encaje sohre .sus hermosos cabellos busc6
una salida.
= Su ouarto estaba aituado ~cerca de la gran
torre.
~ al abrfr Ia puerta de Ia sala de bano, Sc en-
contro con una esealera de piedra que Ia eondu-
jo al pie de Ia torre de allf los olmes, euyas
ramaa Cash tocaban por esta parte los muros del
castillo. ~"
Estaba en- salvo: no habfa veria
Al extreme de un paseo ancho, por donde
podian transitar perfectatnent carruaies, habfa
una barrera que estaba oaai siempre alberta
daba un canine yeeinal, en- perfscto estado de
congervac On. 81
Entonces respird hbremente.
ir6 Iacia atrss.
Ia cana de los olmos, con sd solidez, 81 as
peeto as Tlaueza A1z gigsntesooa bosqpes, g
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AMoRKs QUE MATAN
Aquella era propicia.

Aquella era propioia.
La luna aparecfa en- Ell horizonte, esparcien-
do su luz sobre los bosques sombr1Os los vas
tos pastos, velados por una niebla que toeaba ell
suelo.
NADIA mas fdcil que seguir ell camino que va
de los Olmos Tavernay.
Solo que era precise salir sin ser vista.
En- este estaba el peligro.
Entr6 Ia doncella.
Los eriados redoblaban sus atenciones con
su joven y encantadora sefiora Tai vez pre-
sentfan los proyectos del baron.
Ademas ella les cautivaba con su gracia
mo baja la sefiora?--pregunt6 Genoveya.
Resa hizo un gesto de cansancio.
No, no necesito mas que descanso.
La comida esta servida ..:
Rosa pareci6 variar de modo de pensar
sigui6 So doncella. --=.@ - ~
Sc enconfr6 sola en- Ia inmensa sala, artego.
NADIA de arriba 4 abaio de MADEIRA negra, muy
suntuosa, severa imponente, con altos apara-
dores ouadros de caza. . -. -. ~4.>
Y ldespues de algunos minutes, pretestando
eatar fatigada, tener necfaidad de dormir, vol
VIC Sd habitaci6n diciendo q Ia doncella;
-Voy acostarme No oa neceaitar6
hasta mafiana i. Podsis il q conner, GenoVeYa.
!. su decision eataoa toaada
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CHI A r AID A.

Primasy segWmdG con otro nombre,
pero fgual en- brio y en- hermosura,
en- los barrios bajos de nuestra corte
luce su garbo y su donosura:
de hilo, de estambre, de seda 8 pita,
eC9o0 tres dos hay en- comercios,
y q los enfermos QW69eto con p9dnoG
en- las recetas marcan los m6dicos:
cosa de iglesia es cet09'tG y Qest'atG
que SO refiere al quito divinO;
y dltimamente digo que el todO
es herramienta en- varios oficios.
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AVISO. El sorteo de los dos cuadros
al oleo, vistas de esta Capital, pintados
por Manuel e. Jordan, SO verificara ell do
mingo 26 de los corrientes en- la Gale de la
Fortaleza num- 81, Redacci0n de El Bus
cGp16, de 10 del dia. Lo que SO avisa
a los interesados suplicandoles su asisten-
cia." 3-2
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ELPARlSlENSE, BARBERIA Y Pc
LUQUERIA.-CRUz 12.-Enseres de lujo
Novedad y limpieza. Servicio extra con
perfumeria de estilo moderno. Sc admiten
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fTllRTf Unico depdsito del degsGs
creditado RON TOPACIO las tres 81 81. IS. =.
Este ron p6sino, eternal y naata-gente, de-
regala los tocayos del establecimiento &
80 centaVos botella. z@ @z
10---Santa Rosa--W Arecibo.
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0ANGA.-A precios reducidos y toda
la exactitud lnecesaria SO componen con
clase de pianos por malos que est6n. Di-
riiirse a don Jor6 Baches calle de la Cruz
nUmerO SO. 8-3
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. SON ETsO

Ell vERANo
Cuando toman un tinte amariAento
las galas que 1uci0 la primavera,
y CORE al mar Ia humanidad entera,
y canta la cigarra, y duerme el viento;
Cuando nos tuesta el sol fuego lento
y hay un monte de mics en- cada era,
y el term6metro sube la carrera,
y en- sudOr SO convierte hasta ell aliento;
Yo que nuhca en- las eras tuve grano,
nj remojo pedf Ia mar salada,
y al mismo sol detesto, 81 es tirano,
( Sue'o exclamar, con Ia garganta asada
-iQu6 estaci6n tan hermosa es ell veranC
para conner, dormir y no hacer NADIA!
.-@z Pedro Marta B0rrerG
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lRlAlNnsIlLReasI Z RoMANos deva.

y BANU8zl UHG4 .. = ny tA.I.S - e1e va
por; propie5ario ID. NICOLAS MARITIME
BAReENAs.- MAYAGUEz. Ill 81 mejor y mas
rapiddo depurativo del mundol NinguDa
enfermedad puede resistir & estos bafios
maravillosos: Agentes en- la Capital, don
Manuel Romero Haxthausen, Hotel IN
GLATERRA. No SO admiten ttsicos nj can
eerosos. P) IL
Hace tempo, decia un quidam aysuas 11a
amigos dandose cleric aire de importan-
cia, que estoy a-media correspondence
con 81 Papa.
z44a Y que ESQ de media correspondent.
eia?1e pregunt6 uno de eIlos, no compren-
diendo ell valor de la expression.
--Cosa muy sencilla le contesta ell in
terpelado, que 20 escribo al Papa casi to-
dos los correos, y ell Papa nunca me con
tesla.
Ell CORREO De ULTRAMAR.- .-Peri6-
9So Ro6ico de R9tOas Se pubnea Madrid dias II
pss0s SemsEIe pesos Imesre1 peso 80 eentayos Agsn
Vidal. ~ DSA0N-AO "S-BSuF"
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LAURAK BAT.-sALON DE BARRIE
R1AY PERFUMERiA de Pedro Urbztondo San Francisco
q So complacey atfende los parroQuanos mpeza
ttud esnerO Eeganca En- este acredadO salon refOmado
Sc adnten abonados p9E mese hay sempe
aceite Poadas povO toda clase peUmeria exrafns.
Aabndad con los marchantes 81 pdb1co general
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IIllAM 4llVA SAN JUsTO 5.

DepoHto de MaQnas de venta aqu1eFY 80
dan piazos giendo Y ma se haeen leg
eomposciones does que garantzandoas AuceaO
rios agnjas de Odas Gases las mmas ademas 50 COM
pran Tenden muehles usados Il: - (P1 @~~@~'.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-16

A0RIRHEN S0R Don Hermenegildo
DiaR Donis, agDmensor titulado, residen-
profesionales 4 los. Que quieran utilizarIos.
Pueden avisarle los domingos en- s1 domi-
clio en- Ell citado pueblo de Aguas-Bue-
mas. -: TT 1910
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soluci6n & la Charada de aver {
MARA CATO .:~~ = #..~|=-
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1895-12-14
Town Council.
Regular meeting of the Town Coupcil
held this 4th day of Dec. 1895.

held this 4th day of Dec. 1895.
The Council met this dav at the Court
House in regular session. with Mayor
Fleming in the chair presiding. and all
members present. On motion duly Sc
conded. the reading of the minutes of
the last regular meeting was dispensed
with.
On motion duly seconded; Messrs Abt.
Bienvenu and George Eastin were ap-
pointed by the Mayor az Committee. to
lock into and prepare an ordinance re-
lative to the levying Of License Tax
for the year 1896 upon all persons. asso-
Citations of persons or business firms
and corporations pursuing any trade,
vocation, calling or business. within the
limits of the Corporation; with instruc-
tions to report at special meeting to be
called by the Mayor at some future day.
The written opinion and legal ADVICE
Of C. H. Monitor. Counsellor at Law, on
the right and power Of the Corporation
Of st. Martinville to Levy a special tax
to pay for the construction Of a bridge
on Bayou Tortue near the Spanish Lake.
marsh. outside of the limits Of said Cor
poratiOn, was presented and read.
On motion duly seconded. the same
was laid on the table until the next re-
gular meeting Of the Council.
The following communication from
the Police Jury was received and read,
viz:
EXTRACT.
Minutes of the Police Jury Of the Par
ish of st. Martin, meeting held Deem
Der End 1895.
The President Of Committee on behalf
of the Police Jury in regard to Bridge at
st. Martinyille, reports that at the con.
ference held with Committee represen-
ting the Town Council Of st. Martin.
vile, it has been agreed and accepted by
both Committees. that it would be Just
and fair that the Town Council Of st.
Martinville, should assume one third Of
the expenses Of the keeping and Of the
repairing Of said Bridge and the Parish
of St. Martin two thirds thereof.
Should this agreement be approved
and accepted by both bodies. the Police
Jury will appoint committee to dis
pose of the contracts in due time, con.
jointly with similar committee to be
appointed by the Town Council Of St.
Martinville.
The agreement having been accepted
by the Town Council of st. Martinville,
is hereby also accepted by the Police Ju.
~ and In conformity Herewith Mr..
Maraist is appointed to represent this
body In disposing of the contract for
the keeping Of said Bridge during the
year 1895.
A true copy from the minutes page 242
Signed AUG. MARAIsT,
Clerk P. j.
In compliance with the above, l pro-
pose to dispose Of the above mentioned on
the 3lst inst at IL o'clock NJ, as per no
tice published in the official organ from
now until day of sale. Respectfully,
Signed AUG. MARAIsT,
ofCom.
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On motion duly seconded the report
of the Collector and Treasurer is
accepted and approved.
On motion Of Mr.. Albert Bienvenu du-
ly seconded by Mr.. Liable. II is resolved
that the Mayor be and is hereby reques-
ted and authorized to see about purcha-
sing heater to keep the water warm in
the boiler of the Steamer Evangeline,
and also to see that the hand pumps be
kept in good working order.
The account of C. H. MoutOn, Counsel
or at Law. for his written opinion and
advice on the right and power to Levy a
special tax to pay for Bridge outside
Of the limits of the Corporation, for ten
dollars was presented. approved and or
dered to be paid.
On motion duly seconded. the Council
adjourned subject to call.
Signed" A. V. Fleming. Mayor.
"Signed" VIM. B. Eastin, Secretary
A true copy.
Attest Vim. B. Eastin. Secretary.
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Ballot Reform,

We printed yesterday the resolutions
adopted by the Executive Committee of
the meeting of the Ballot Reform Lea
que in this city. The resolutions are
wise and pointed. and will no doubt do
much to revive the enthusiasm Of our
people in the cause of suffrage and bal
lot reform. 1t is proper that there should
be large meeting of the most active of
those engaged In this great work assem-
bled in Shreveport when the Democratic
State Convention gathers there. and
every effort should be exerted to influ-
ence the convention to boldly and I'M
equivOcally declare 10 its platform for
both the suffrage amendment and a RI
gid ballot law. Such declaration in
the Democratic platform will. without
doubt, insure the passage and ratifica-
ton of the amendment, IA it will speci-
ically pledge the new Legislature to
ballot reform.--States.
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,ne year. and your choice of the following sub
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The popularity of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and the high esteem in
which it is held leads rs to believe it to
be an article of great worth and merit.
We have the pleasure of giving the ex-
perience of three prominent citizens of
Redondo Beach, CAL. in the use of the
remedy. Mr.. A. V. Trudell says: Il
have always received prompt relief when
l used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy"
Mr.. James Orchard says: II am satisfied
that Chamberlain's Cough remedy cured
my cold" Mr.. j. NJ. Hatcher says: "For
three wears l have used Chamberlain
Cough Remedy in my family and its re-
suits have always been satisfactory"
For sale by T. j. Liable. Druggist.
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Ill IcioicuCc W tuo 6UOV0 CUulmuulCd.
ton from the Police Jury.
On motion of Mr.. Bienvenu. duly Sc.
conded; Mr.. George Eastin, was appoin-
ted and requested to act on the 3lst inst
on behalf of the Council, in connection
with Mr.. Maraist, regarding the letting
out of the contract for the keeping of
the Bridge.
The Collector and Treasurer, submit
ted to the Council his monthly report as
follows. viz.
Statement from November 1st to December list
Balance in Treasury Nov. I, 1885 $12S5, 90
Amount of Taxes of the year 1895 collec-
ted from Fov. I, to Dec. 1, 1893 1885
DISBURSEMENTS.
Nov. 2, Paid laborers for work doue in
Town per their account on file No 1859 100
Nov. 2, Paid Chas. Gutekunst. surveyor
for locating boundaries of the vuille-
mot lot of New Market and Port str,
with diagram, per his account on file
No 1850 500
Nov. Q, Paid laborers for work done in
town per their account ON file No 1851 also,
Nov. 10. Paid Henry Beslin. chief police
officer his salary per contract for the
month ending Nov. 10. per his receipt
ON file No 1862 5000
Nov. II. Paid Martin j. VOORHEES,. assis-
tant police officer, his salary for the
month ending Nov. 10, per his account
on file No 1868 $500
Nov. IL, Paid laborers for work done in
Town per their account on file No 1904 S.75
Nov. 10. Paid John j. Burdin for lumber
per his account on file No 1855 $3.50
Nov. 20. Paid Frank Jacob. lamp lighter
his salary for the month ending Nov.
Is, per his receipt on file No 1865 $500
Nov. %. Paid Waters Pierce Oil Co. for
oil for street lamps per their account
on file No 1867 Il0l
Nov. %, Paid Secretary. his SALARY for
the month ending Nov. 26. s.S3
Nov. 30, Paid Collector and Treasurer
his commission at per cent on sls.
96-IOo amount collected by him from
Nov. I, to Dec. 1, 81
Balance in Treasury on December I, 1046s1
$1S0i.ls 1901. 10
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F!o5 Sale or Rent.

The ". G. Erwin plantation. situated
in the Parish of st. Martin. Oh the Ba-
y0u Teche, seven miles above the town
of st. Martinyille. containing one hun
dred and ten arpents Of land, small
part woodland, with a good five-rojm
residence. and several out buildings,
all under fence. There are thirty acres
of plant and stuble cane on the place.
For price and all other information.
Address ". &. Erwin.
Sept-2S.95. Lake Charles. La.
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