davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31
I BUFFALO.

W dniu % Pezdziernika br
zjechaIi tn SIC cztere) nieaalezni
rektorowie para6j polskich W
AmerYce, a mlanowjcie: Ko-
laszewski Z Cleveland, Kan III.
ski z Freelandu, Kozlowski z
Chicago i nasz Klawiter. O
godzinle 8 wieczorem zebrali
sic IA posiedzenie . zborze
Klawitrowskim i obradowali
w=polnje z redak. Kropldta p.
Mirskim oraz redak. Retmmy
p. Apolinarym Ka1fowskim.
Pemiedzy ,ncemi uchwalono:
Wystaplt " imieniu narodu
polskiego z iednym lub wiecej
protestant przeci~ amerYkan-
skim biskupom, ktorzy ogfosili
ekskomunize ma polskich re-
ktor5w nieza'einych.
DA]ej ekskomuaiko~ali o.
niezalezDi w%szystkica biskupow
ksiezy, ktorzy ich prae5laduja.
Wreszcie uchwalono ,,dla
cbcony narodu polskiego W
.Ameryce i odpierania nieslu-
>zny,h napascl, Ga.
zete Ludowa", ktoraby bronila
interesow ludu przedniotoHo
Il naukowo. Redaktorem tel
gazety na bye p. jerry Mirski
" Chicago.
WolaosIe g'upcom z motYka
ma ksje2Y porywae, ale SWAT
tylko drRlt soble beGzle z ich
szalonych podrEg6w. kcseiola
katolickiego owl czterze popsu.
ci ksie3a, miedzy ktorymi
leden nswet ME jest wyswieco.
nym, pie zwycle4a - chocby
Ii samo p,eklo i'm W walce
pomagafo. Jedyn2 droga, jaka
i'm pozostaje.by sic ratewac cd
nedzY materyalnej. publieznei
sromotY i kary wiecznej, to
nawrocenie sic j pokuta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31
q Stevenspoint
(Wis.)

TutsjszY' RoLnik radzi naszym
polskim farmerom zaiozYc 60
rzelnia, ably mogli osiegad
lepsze ceny "a kartohe Barizo
byloby to dobrae, gdyby roll
nic7 mogli ksrtoae spieniezyd
na miejscu. ale le4el'by 60
rzelnis. wYrabiajacs okowite z
kartohi. misla ia tenn
robic interes, ted nigdy wiecei
"a miejscu ME noglaby placid
Ga buszel kartefi jak 3O:entow.
Gd1b7 wyzsze ceny placit
miata. ME moglaby til wy
trz5mat konkurencyi kornem,
kt6ry W nlektorYch Stanach
zwykle plsci tylko 10 centow
buszel.
Koniec koncem, gdyby kar.
tote pcdskoc1Yiy " Genie do
so ct. buszel, jul gorzelnia
ME mogiabT ich kupowst.
Wogole " Stanach Zjedno-
csonych ME wyrabiaj2 okowity
2 kartofi. Gdzie korn tax
bajscznie tani, tam tyIko 3
tego zboza opfacit sic mole
pedzenie okowitY.
starry ekonons.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31
] INV POLSKICH
w AMERYCE.

w D~Z1S1EJSZYM NJ.
NUMERZE rozpoczynamy
druk novel powiesci, pod
tytulem ,Meczennicy.' Me
Jest to dzie}o fantazyi. ale
raczej opis po}ozenia przeSla-
dowanych katolikow W Angll'
"a panowania kr6lowej Elzble.
ty. Przesladowanie bracl
naszych wsp6}wyznawc6w pod
zaborem moskiewskim, tax
p%rzypomina owczesne PROXY,
ze zaiste odpowiednia jest
rzecza, p%rzywodzit ma panied
wznios}c. przyklady meczenni-
kow i podziwiat ich silna
wiare i wytr walese.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31
l Menominee.
20 potrze61e wxqdzenla obchodu
20 Listopada. }

90 potrze6le wzqdzenla o6ch9du
80 Listopada.)
Bracia, rocznica nadchedzi
= czas sic do niej przygoto-
wac - Gas nam Polakom i
Litwinon W Menominee
Marinette sic porozumiec
wzgledem wsp6lnego urzadze-
MIA obchedu rocznicy powsta-
MIA Listopadowego.
Czyz BOWEN godzlen
imieniaP olaka ten syn polskiei
matki, ktorybv ME zywil
przynajmiei wsp6luczucia do
swei ~prawdziwej ojczyzny. "a
ktora zycie kladli nasi ojcowie,
"a kt6ra okropne meczarnie
cierpieli pc wiezieniach, ma
Sybirze?
Bracia! .Czyz ci, CO krew
przelewali z miloSci ku naszei
wspolnej ojczyznie, w latach
1880 1881 okryli wiehcem
wawrzynowem imie nasze
peIskie, ME zas}uguja ma Geese
i pamiee naszego pokolenia?
81 lata ~uplywaja Cd ewej
chwili, kiedy narod nasz
perwal sic, by zrzucit jarzmo
NEWELL. Rewolucya wybuchla
W dniu 80 Listopada, vice
dzieh ten Polacy wszedzie po
calym swiecie wspanials
uroczyscie obchodza, przypo-
minajac sobie mestws i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31
Prenumerata Wyn0si rocZnio
W Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w . run L
w a r u n k /

Kto odbierze z poczty try gazety,
uwazanym jest "a abonenta odpo-
wiedzialnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
tychmiast podac wydawcy W1ARUsA
sw6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wia gazety "a posrednictwem
listowego lub innego urzednika
pocztowego, W1ARUs ~pose}any be-
die dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestanie
odbiera6 gazette, powinien wpierw
zap1acic, jezeli co "a MIA winien.
Pieniadze "a i ola W1AEUsA ma
ley przese}aG przez pocztowy lub
expresowy Money Order, MONA
tel przesefaG abonament W dolarach
papierowych, przez Postal note,
albo W jednocentowych lub dwucen-
towych znaczkach pocztowych, lecz
jczeli abonament, W TAXI spos6b
przesfany, W drodze przepadnie Eco
sic W tym kraju bardzo rzadko
zdarza) wydavca W1ARUsA ME
bierze "a to ia siebie odpowiedzial-
nosci. Take listy ma lepiej kazat
IA poczcie registrowa6 DO wtenczas,
urzad p%ocztowy bierze ma siebie Cd
powiedzialnos6, re wraz zawartos-
cia dojda ma miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przese4ki pie
aiezne do WlARUsA adresowac:
II. Derao1Uskj
ll3 w. 4-th Str.
W1NoNA, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31
MAST AGENCI:

Upowaznieni So do kolektowa
ala abonamcntu W1ARUsA nastepu-
jacy pasi agcnci mieJscowi:
BAY CITY:p. Ale x. N iedziel-
ski.
FIR. Szram, 1928 Michigan ave.
WEST BAY CITY:
Antoni Picchowiak.
BALTIMORE: FIR. Ziarnowski
1925 Shakespeare Str.
DULUTH: Jan Muhko,
ls Lake Str. N.
HURLEY, BEs-
SEMER. - Hipolit Pawlicki.
ISADORE: Jak6b Rosinski.
JOLIET:
FIR. Koz}owski 1906 Scott str
LA SALE:
Wine Czapski 1901 - str
LEMONT: Kahn. Buszkiewicz.
MANISTEE: Andrzej Sciba l7s-s str
MARINETrE-M ENOMINEE. -
Teotil Rock.
MENASHA WIS.,, Waw. Chybicki
PITTSBURG, Pa. - Michalskl
J6zef 1906 - 1903 Carson Str.
South CHICAGO: L. Zagdrski
s4s6 Superior ave.
SOUTH BEND: Anton Beczkie,
wioz Cor Chaplin Il Durham str
STEPHEN, MINI. y. 4, Kan
rowski.
WiLKESRARRE, Pa: - Oohala
Miohat Custer Str
WILNo:p. Jpliuss Zaoxek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31
D. M. Bakaz Brooklyna .Raczyl

p. NJ. Bakaz BfooklYna ,Raczyl
przybet ma posiedzsnie iowa.
rzystwa Nurodowego, i przyje.
lismY 60 przez powstanie. Pan
Bak Jest sgentem Ola wielkiej
frny " Brooklypie ola kt6rej
godnie prague.
K6lko Amatorskie Polskie.
kt6rego prezesem Jest p. K,
Sikorski, coraz wiece wzras ia.
Wkr6tce ma odegra6 szluczke
,,Piosenka Wujaszka."
Szkola. ktora wlelebny ks.
Matkovski pobudoval "a Was
ne. pieniadze, JUL jest wykoh-
czona. Polscy rodzice powinni
pose}a6 dzieci do szkofY pol
skiel, a ME publicznej.
Delegaci, wysiani do Cleve.
land ma Seim, Z grupy II,
zadaja $40. 90 "a jeden tydzien.
= Troche slono - czy nie
prswda7
ARMS 2 mad zatoki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31
rex p~ozwelili sic obdzlerat :

rex pozwelili sic obdzlerat -
NO, juz "a p6zho.
Ks. Moronia nawet Niemcy
W Easton, :gdzie. by} ks.
Schaefer, ktory zajal miejsce
ozenionego patra cd Bene-
dykt6w Dominika Wagnera,
przyjae ME chca. Mowia, re
jego worek "a g}eboki, i ME
moglity go napchac. Ma mic
sic ME zdalo nawet swiadect-
wo generalne, ze ks. M.
swisty.
Pc prawdzie, to on zas]uzyl
ma to. ably 60 kazdy polski
ksiadz potepi} = ME wyiawszy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., jezli
i CT maja sic "a Polakow.
Lewi.a ten kazai zamknac
szko}e polsk9, kt6ra krwawym
groszem Polakow byla posta-
wiona, i xaza} dzieciom p6jsc
do publicznej szko}y a
Siestry szk6lne, mic i'm ME
zap}a ciwszy, wygna}, ably sam
mog1 mieszkae W klasztorku,
ola Si6str zbudowanym.
A gdzie concilium Balti-
morskie III, kt6re nakazuie
ksiezom, pod kara suspensy,
ustanawiac szko}y parafalne.
Mech te chicagoskie ma
rzedzia naszych klerykalnych
germanizator6w do mas prey.
jada i naocznie sic przekonaja,
co pan agent Cd nieba
niemieckiego biskupa, ks
Moron, zrobil W St. Joseph.
Zreszta wszystko u mas PREY
starem. Biskup przyjecha]
zastal patra Dominica O. 5,
B.. luz w stanie malzehskim.
Rev Beck, re szpitala, siedz:
|jeszcze "a krata "a swoje
stcife Gedanken," a Rev
Rector of St. Patrick's church
odpokutowawszy kare (sus
pensus alb of6cio) re swojen
pieciorgiem dzieci, jak daw'
niej, jest " oczach general
nego' bardzo poboznyH
kaplanem - tylko mu Jul
ME wolno cud6w robie, be
gdy szoste dziecle bociar
przYniesie, to iuz !, generally
daG mu ME bedzie meg
sviadectwa.
Warus to najlepsze pisme
polskie, BIO bic humbugicrow
- z dziecmi i be-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31

Z GRAND RAPIDS.
Mich. - Wiele tu krwi
napsula notatka w ostatnim
Wsarus1e o wrzekomo
panujacem miedzy Mani.
zepsuciu. = Ale tel Waarus
troche przesadzi}! Prawda.
lie W ostatnich latach wiele
pelskich dlug6w pozosta}o tn
niezap}aconych, lecz WHINE
temu bezrobocie i powszechna
bieda, a ia czasem i najleP-
szego popsuje. Ze tn ludzie
zgazet sobic wiele co ME robia,
temu ME trzeba sic dziwic,
be 20 wiekszej czesci przybyli
70 starego kraju analfabetanli.
Kto zas lyle miedzy
tutejszymi Polakami juz cd
lat dwudziestu, przyznat must,
ze "a dawniejszych kiercwni-
k6w by}o wiele gorzej jsk
dzisiai. w ostatnich latach
moralna wartos6 og6}u pol
skiego W naszem mieScie
znacznie sic podniosla. =
Watpie, czv gdzieindziei pod
tym wzgledem lepiej jak II
mas. O lie ia wien, to PREY.
najmniej pobliskich
osadach South Bend / Detroit
wiele gorzej. z. Ky
u BEND, Ind. :
Nazwa naszego miasta, pod}ug
chicagoskiego szajstra, pecho-
dzi Cd polskiege lad" I'd
angielskiego bend" (giat,
przechylat = W ty} przechy-
lac. Jest to z}owroga wr6zba
ola chicagoskiego polsko-
rzymsko katolickiego Zjedno-
czenia, re pc sejm1e W
naszem mieScie w ty5
przechylat sic bed7ie.
TOLEDO, 0. " kosciele
sw. Jadwigi po}qczeni zostal'
slubem ma}zehskim OBJ. St
Grycza z parma WI. Olender.
NEW YORK. DR.
Lewakowski odjechal "a Paz-
dziernika do Eurepy. Ma
okret edprowadzil 60 tylko
znany wichlacz Ludwlk Me
lnejewski. ....
Z DAKOTY. - Ma War.
szawie, W parahi polskiej
Pulaski, " Dakocie P6}nocnej
odbedzie sic we Wtorek, 5
Listopada, wesele obywatela
pana Wincentege Langow-
skiego z parma Franciszka
Rogal6wna.-B iesiada bedzie
huczna, BIO az sto zaproszeh
rozeslano. - Pan Teoil Der.
dowski wyprowadzi} sic ztad
do Stevenspoint, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31
OW. Nj. F. BURKE,

OW. Nj. F. BURKE,
podpisujqcy sic " szubrawiec-
kiej Gazecie Katozlcklej jake
Bp. of St. joseph, oczywiscie
ME wywodzi ewego nazwiska
Cd buraka czsrwonego, DO
by}by sic zarumieni}, MIN
puscil W SWAT oszczerczy
paszkwil ma sprawiedliwego
Wlarusa. Porazony IA watrobie
zbezczeszczeniem swojego pa
iacu przez rozpustnego POWER
nika, wylewa teutehska swol2
56lc ma nasze pisme = to
W spos6b tax podlY, lyle
uragajacy prawu boskiemu,
swieckiemu i koScielnemu, re
t, Ike litowa6 sic molina mad
podobnem publicznem zapom
nieniem sic koscielnege do
sto)nika.
Wobec jego smiesznego
szastania sic, my pokrzepiamy
sic zaufaniem, lie o stosunkach
w St. Joseph pisaliSmy tylko
swieta prawde, oraz przeko
naniem, re dobrzy ksieza
polscy, znajacy blizej~ Most
Reverenda Rurkego i jego
,,jeneraia" sr6d naszej walki
T. niemiecka infamia, stoja Pc
naszej stronie z nami szczerze
sympatyzuja> Zb6iecki 6w
manewr re strony patrona
lewity Moronia, tcmu ostat-
MENU lyle pomoze, lie
umarlemu kadzidlo, a CO my
sobie z niego robimy, niechaj
powiedza nastepujace wiersze,
kt6re nam po przeczytaniu
burel klatwy z St. Joseph
odpowiednio nastrojona fanta-
zya podyktowala:
w St. Joseph, Missouri,
Pogziiy sic szczury,
Zacze}y gryz6 ludzi,
A kot sic ME budzi....
w St. Joseph, W dzien cichy,
Ga sic nawet mnichy,
ION i'm sic zachciewa
Ale Biskup ziewa....
w St. Joseph, Mo,
Strsch wielki. no! no!
Q dies amarus!
Batem smiga WlARus!...
l wy}aza 2 dziury
z kotem Riskup bury.
z niemiecka przez f! +!
Klna: Verdamte Pschia kreff!
Sens moralny taxi:
Lubi Szwab buraki,
Wierxy W pieczeh kohska.
/ W mords teutohska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31
poswiecenie naszych prod

POo"AkSSIiA HoS1ySA PAN~N
kow.
U mas wszak5e dotad, pr6cz
cichej mszy swietej W k~o6ciele,
mic wIecej ma podniesienie
uroku tel narodowej rocznicy
ME bywa}o, gdyz braklo
miedzy mani jednosci.
Ale wobec tax waznej chwlli
raz przeoiez przyt}umie W sercu
domowe wasnie, wyped1ic z
niego samolubne ,,ja, i
przypomniee sobie, zesmy
wszyscy dzleemi jednej matki,
czy kt6ry zwiazkowiec, czy cd
Zjednoczenia, czy Litwin, czy
Mazur. czy z Galicyi, z
Kr61estwa lub Prus pochodzi.
Me mysle tn nikomu pa
tryotyzmu narzucae = pisze
t. Ike CO mi SERGE dyktuje. A
WIEN, re i wiele innych sere
tn " naszych polskich dom
kach tenn samemi uczuciami
Jest przeietych. U kt6rego
zas SERGE sic ME odzywa, tego
nawo]uje do narodowego
obowiazku konstytucya jego
Towarzystwa, zawierajaca pa
ragraf; ,,by rocznice narodo-
we wspaniale i uroczyscie
obchodzie."
Obch6d wsp6lny mole bye
Ii liczniejszy i wspanialszy i
mniej kesztowny, podajmy
sobie vice rece, my pelscy
obywatele z obu siostrzanych
osad (slster cities) i urzadzmy
raz ieden wielki obch6d
wspolny.
Wzywam przedewszystkiem
naszych polskich proboszcz6w
W Menominee i Marinette, aDy
onl urzadzcnie wspolnego
obchodu wzieli W swo]e rece
i patryotycznemi s}owy W
sercach ~prawowiernegs ludu
gasnacytam ogien mIlosci
Ojczyzny rozniecili.
Zwracam sic take do
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS naszych
Tewarzystw, mianewicie do
Zarzadu Tow. sw. Wojciecha
i Tow. ,Synowle Polski'' W
Menomine, jake tel do To-
warzystw polskich wMarinette,
ora: do wszystkich Polak6w "
obu pekrewnionych osadach,
ably ME z%apominali, il czss
nagli do pospiechu. By}oby
aaidogodniej. ably cz}onkowie
Zarzadow osobiscie, przez
delegatow hub listewnie sic
porozumieli wzgledem zebra
MIA, ma kt6rem mog}oby ma.
stapic p~orozunienie wzgledem
urzadzenia wspolnegs obchodu
Listopadowego.
Mech sic W kat schowa
osobiste uja" u prezesow
peszczeg6lnych Towarzystw.
Wobeo nadchodzacel rocznicy
powlnni sobie darowae osobis.
te urazy i wzajemnie podae
sobie rece, ably wspolnie
dopomagae do chwaly imienia
polskiego.
Czekamy!
Pro Dec ct Patria.
WI,
Il Bay City.
OK
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-31
IAKIE TO OWOCE

K TO OWOCE
wydaie Seminaryum Detro-
ickie, wynika z correspondent
cyl ksiedza wisconsihskiego.
Kap}an ten jest nam znany
osobiscie, i many Cd niego
pozwolenie do podania jego
nazwiska kazdemu, ktoby
pragnal cd niego zasiagnat
blizszych szczeg6}6w Q owen
,,mi}em spotkaniu.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-12-26
FACTS AND FICTION.

The Magnolia Advance says that
Sam. Haislett of the Adrian Guardian
will start paper at Rushmore.
Well, if this war business comes to
= display of active operations and
young men are needed to "go to the
'front.'" Worthington has some that
can be spared all right.
Turkeys are being shipped from
the United States to England. This
Turkey business may yet result in
disagreement and trouble unless the
utmost care is exercised.
The weather clerk should have had
. handsome Christmas present as a
mark of the peoples appreciation of
the splendid weather furnished dur.
ing,the past couple of weeks.
III Miss Bogue, of Luverne, one of the
participants II the recent declamatory
contest, is +a&young lady of much
natural talent and with proper train
, ing.would soon work her. way to the
front rank.
Saturday was decidedly busy day
with our merchants and business men
80 an unusually large number of peo-
pie were in from the adjoining coun-
try, making their purchases for the
Christmas season.
Recently the London Exchange
published an extended article, from
the pen of a noted writer, under the
caption History of kissing" in which
the origin of the practice was set forth
and in which it was also stated that
this form of salutation is limited to a
few races. Is America all right?
Well, it has that smack, at least.
Many of our exchanges come to us
this week in holiday attire and the
efforts Of many, in fact all, of 1.-THE
boys are certainly praiseworthy.
Judging from the great display of
advertising in all of the special edi-
tons. southwestern Minnesota has
some grand, good towns and the vii
lagos are peopled by business men of
push and enterprise.
= About $50 Saturday evening the
governor on the large Corliss engine
at the power house refused to do it's
work properly and in consequence the
monster iron horse started on lively
runaway and could be managed orly
by shutting off the steam until the
defective part could be repaired,
which required, however, but a few
moments work; but during that time
the city was enveloped in inky dark
). ness. ..a45f@ III '-, .''.
If the Sibley Gazette is to be be-
lieved, and we know of no good rea-
son why itshould not be, there is a
lady in that town who won a wager
on the election of James X. Polk as
president. At that time she was less
than16 years of age, and the bet was
4 made with her brother. The gentle
map paid his wager and the lady still
- -
has the present, a small wooden
trunk & @ %s*5
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-12-26

Hermia-Vladimir Eckstein, you have
asked for a meetin, an I Civ it; wot is
the result? You say you never loved
me! Wot does all them letters mean, all
Of them writ in poehy an PERFORMED
wild wiolets? throw the base calomel
in your teet' with bitterness); nothink
you kin say will vindicate yer conduck
to me!
Vladimir (gazing at stack of letters)
oh! wot ass I've bin !-Truth.
A Self Made Man. 49,.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-12-26
just a Hint.

las soon as my field Of grain is grown"
Said the farmer, sore in need,
las soon Is my field of grain is grown
am going to sOwthe seed"
LAS soon Is my vessel reaches port"
Said the skipper with vail.
LAS soon as my vessel reaches port
am going to set my SAIL"
''As soon as the man is well and strong"
Said the doctor. drawing close,
''As soon a. the man is we'll and strong
Twill give him curing Dose"
'.Assoon - my colt can beat SIXTEEN"
Said the breeder, lightly Drained.
As soon a. he tr0ts in tw0-sixteen
I'm going t0have him trained"
AS sson as my trade picks up Bit"
Said the merchant looking wise,
':As soon - my trade picks up bit
I am going to advertise"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-18
First published in the Topeka State Journal
June IS, 1885,
NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS, J
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
TOPEKA, June 10, 1895.

It having been made to appear. on examina-
ton of the records of this department and that
of the treasurer of state that certain insurance
companies the organization and control of
which is provided for in an act of the legisla-
ture of the state of Kansas, entitled IAN act
providing for the organization and control or
mutual life insurance associations in this
state,' approved March 9TH, 1895. have been adj
mitted and suffered to do lie insurance DuSl-
ness in this state without complying with the
conditions of the law made precedent and eS-
Sential to admission or respect tor us provisions
in the conduct of such business since admitted,
they, the said mutual life insurance aSsOcia-
lions, were duly advised by registered letter.
receipts for which were promptly returned from
the pOStOtflc6 department eVidencinS delivery,
that The required bond not having been flied
in this department. nor the reserve fund pro-
Vided for by deposit with the treasurer OF the
state there is nothing left for me but to advise
you that your company has no legal status in
the state of Kansas. and to demand immediate
action to correct the past and protect the future
of your business in this state. ! o comply with
the law each OF the officers of your company,
who by your organization and by laws are made
agents cuStOdianS of its records and monies,
must execute an official bond, running to the
state of Kansas, in The penal sum OF ttty tnouS-
ing in a double that of the penal sum of
the bond, in form as provided by TINS depart
ment'
this state will be considered and determined.
Failure to respond, as hereinbefore stated for
the period of fifteen days. Will be accepted as
declinatiOn to comply with the law, and be fol-
lowed by a revocation Of your pretended au-
thOrity to do business in this state"
The Mutual Reserve Fund Life association of
New York and the Covenant Mutual Benefit
association of Galesburg, Illinois, having de-
ciared defiance or a determination to continue
business in contempt and disregard of the la W;
now therefore.
By authority vested in me as superntend-
ent of insurance, hereby revoke all authority
heretofore given or preteneed TO be given. the
said companies to transact life insurance bus
mess in the state of Kansas. and cancel all
licenses issued to the agents of the said cOmpa-
MES, warning them against soliciting. or III any
manner doing and performing any act as inSur-
ance agents under their respective licenses is
sued by request of the above named companies.
Attest: GEO. I. ANTHONY.
Superintendent of Insurance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-18

Professor Samuels is drawing his visit
in Topeka to close. His practice since
ne has been here has been enormous, but
and their demands are SO pressing that
some attention must be paid them There
fore it is advisable that those wishing
treatment should not wait until the last
moment In great many cases glasses
have to be made especially for patients,
and it takes four or five days before this
can be done Therefore, call upon him
at the Hotel ThroOp at once. ALI those
who have failed to be be cured by other
,oculists should not miss an opportunity to
consult Professor 6amuela He cures
when all others fail.
No charge made for consultation. Of
fee hours from a. N to 8 P. N. Sunday
from a. ID. until p. N.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-18

enne, are coarser in thread and much
like canvas, but always with the same
rich gloss. There are blue, green, grays
in all shades, white, ivory, cream, brown
and others where the whole surface is
flecled with the tiny dots Of contrast
ing color. Some of the grays and blacks
are treated to some process which causes
them to resist rain. These are. made up
into long dust and rain proof wraps for
outing purposes, and nothing could be
richer Or more perfectly adapted for the
purpose. Many are brocaded also in
dainty swivel patterns.
Among the choicest novelties in dress
goods to be advanced for TIE coming au-
tumn is a wooden brocade called lati-
Gina. The effect is surprisingly like that
of marvellous old porcelain. There will
be an underlying color of dark faience
blue, with the irregularly cracked and
broken surface of lighter shade Of the
same color. This is produced in woods
now, but they are light and intended
for handsome gowns. It is also produced
in all black, the effect Of shades being
obtained by the clever use of two kinds
of wool, like the soft, dead black of the
Australian sheep and the 1ustrous mo-
hair: One would declare that the finished
fabric was in half dozen shades, when
in the right position one sees that it is
all one uniform rich black. An import
ed gown of this beautiful black 1aticina
had the skirt laid in one deep double
box plat in the back All around the
bottom was a very narrow design in
embroidery wrought in chenille. The
waist was plain gathered French
waist, with pointed belt covered with
chenille embroidery. The collar and
manches were also decorated with it.
There came a cape at the same time,
and this was full, nearly three quarter
circle, and lined rather stifly. There
was a rose plated rufae of black lace
all the way around it, and on the shout
ders all the way around a superb orna-
mentatiOn of passementerie in festOOns.
The cap was of bengaline. At the neck
there was thick ruf1e Of bengaline
headed by another of black silk muslin.
Down the front was a superb bow of
heavy MORE ribbon, with ends reaching
nearly to the knees.
Not all the most pleasing garments
are SO ornate. l saw very attractive
dress today that did not cost a fraction
of that one last described. It was of
messy green and brown striped and dot