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The Washington times., 1895-03-27
Nashua Bank closes Doors.

Nashua, N. IL, March 26.-The old ashua
Bank. the fifth largest in the State, OF New
Hampshire, closed its doors this afternoon
by order OF the bank commissioners.
The Washington times., 1895-03-27

SubEcrIhers 10 Tho Times" will confer a
favor bY promptly reporting any discour'
iesy OF collectors. or neslec. of duty on
the rart OF tho carriers Complaints
either by It ali or m person Will receive
Trompt attention Papers should he de.
lyered 10 ali parts or the city by 6:3O
e'clock each morning, including Sunday.
The Washington times., 1895-03-27

From the manner in which the st Louis
sticks To her old ways it is evident that she
is not prepared to launch into the teetotaler
element
The Washington times., 1895-03-27

1t is gratifying to know that the great
John L. is able TO get drunk again. He
is slowly recovering his old-time health.
The Washington times., 1895-03-27

Unless conditions change, Secretary
Gresham VIII not be one of the Cleveland
all-around- the -wo rid-in-n ninety days party.
The Washington times., 1895-03-27

King Palace spring opening OF millinery
and wraps tomorrow. For souvenir prices
see to-nights Star and to-morroW's Times.
The Washington times., 1895-03-27
.carmenD by the Tayarr companv

A large and enthusiastic house greeted
the performance of Carmen last night
by the Marie Tavary Opera Company.
The solo and choral work was excellent.
Miss Helen Won Doenhoff sang the part of
Carmen and did full justice to the role
Madame Tavary was Michaela, and was
enthusiastically applauded for the scene
and prayer in the third act, as, indeed, was
all of her work. William Merter was
Escamillo. and Payne Clarke, Don Jose.
Mr. Merter sang the Toreador song with
fine spirit and effect, and Mr.. Clarke's
acting and singing in the final duet with
Mss Won Doenhorf were particularly cred
liable.
A popular-priced matinee, with reserved
seats 70 cents and 90 cents, VIII be given
to-day at the Academy, when Bohemian
Girl" VIII be sung =, Tonight will herald
the second appearance of the famous and
popular little tenor, A. L. Guile, who
will appear in his Two original creations
of "Turridu' in rGavalleria Rusticana''
and as Caino in II Pagliacci."
The Washington times., 1895-03-27
FINANCIAL AND coAhBBcIAL.

New York stock Exchange.
Furnished by Siisby & Co. bankers aui
brokers, Metropolitan Bank Building. Fifteenth
The Washington times., 1895-03-27
Mashineton Grain Marker.

las reported by the Washington grain eie-
vator, Delaware and Florida ave nues north
eastl
Bsst blended fours. 400; best winter patents,
S.25; spring patents, $50; family, 271 Clipped
white oats, 39]e; No. white oats, 3S: No -
mixed oats, 9ile. Yellow corn, 81: white corn,
81 Timothy hay, 300: No mixed hay. II 90;
cut hay, 1900 Bran, 1880 Middlings, 1900
Rye straw, 1900; wheat straw, 6.G0 Yeilow meal,
10; white m cal, 46.
The above quotations are for less than car lots
las reported by the Washington Grain Ex-
change, 62l Pennsylvania avenue
Best blended patent flour, wood 4.0oa4 80;
spring patents wood, 3.G0a3. so; spring straights,
wood, Sl5a3. 30; winter patent, wood, ,. 15aS S0s
winter patent straight, wood, 2s5e3.00; winter
extra, wood, a5a2 So CLIPPED white oats, 39ai0;
No white oats 3Ilsass1s: Nc mixed cats,
341sa35. No. yellow corn, 50a5i; No. white
corn, 50a51. No. ! timothy hay, ls.75al3 so; No.
mixed hay, ll.50ai2o0; No. cut hay, I3.50a
l4.00 Bran, buIk, II J0a1 1S.c0 Middlings. balk,
ls00a1a00 Rye straw, 13.ooaiLO0; wheat straw,
5 5)a60o
TIE above quotations are for car lots delivered
f. o. b., Washington.
The Washington times., 1895-03-27

The Times is grateful for the important
communications received on the gas ques-
The Washington times., 1895-03-27

The bachelors of New York society have
been doing their share OF entertaining this
season, the latest entertainmPnJ OF the kind
being the musicale at the Hotel Majestic,
from 10 o'clock. OH Saturday after
noon last. The hosts ON that occasion were
Mr. Charles Cbace Macy. and MIR William
f. PendIetoD Miss Blauveit sang, Miss
Lillian Pareoow played on the violin, Miss
Avice Boxall gave several numbers on the
harp, and the remainder OF tAepFag Ramnle
was monopolized by the Royal Hungarian
Band.
The Washington times., 1895-03-27

Chicago Board of Trade
The Washington times., 1895-03-27

The life and works of ''NIicheI Angelo"
were treated ia an interesting manner by
Miss Lonefe!low Monday noon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. z. NJ. Ware, No. 1929 Rhode
Island avenue. Miss Longfelow S thorough
knowledge OF her subject makes her lectures
very enjoyable The fourth of the series,
Raphael in Florence" VIII he given at
the residence of Mrs Walter Mclean, No.
1927 street northwest, on Friday, in
stead Of Thursday, noon.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10
BlELIZNA- ZIMOWE CZAPK = OVERC

przytoczymy ustep z przedmowy
wydawcy: ,,Wywiezujac sic z
przyrzeczen;a, danego PREY ukaza-
nlu sic ,Deklamatora Polskiego",
przYstapl1em do wYdania ,,Weso-
lego Discriminatory, kt6rego brak
wlelce sic u mas dawa} uczuwac.
Ciezk1e ~po}ozenie nasze nastraia
zbyt powaznie kazdego z mas,
przyt{umlajac humor, kt6rym jas?
nia4y tvarze naszYch szczesliwych
przodk6w; potrzeba zatem -bodzca.,
pobudzajacego do wesofoscl i roz-.
proszenia smutnych my sli, zaprza-.
taJacych czesto nasze g}owy.
Kslazka n%iniejsza ma bye owym
bodzcem do zabawy. ma po ukon-
czenlu powazne] piracy dziennej
przyczyniac sig do rozweselenia
umYs}6w, czY W kole redzlnnem.
czy " wiekszem to%arzystvle, ma
" czytelniku obudzac pogode
ducha, s}owem szerzyc zdrowy
humor. W tym celu wybrallsmy,
co tyiko nasza literature humory-
styczna, cd Reja poczawszy. ma
najlepszego, a tego to tylko, co
kazdemu bez obawy MONA daG do
reki. Obca literature humorystYcz
na umyslnie pominelismy zu~pe4nie,
ably kslazka nasza Polak6w po]skim
tvlko bawi}a humo,em. Kazdy W
tym zbiorze ! zna]dzle. ca lub,, i
ola tego many n~adzie]e, re ksiazka
mile p%owitana zostanie we wszyst-
kich warstwach spo4eczenstwa ola
kazdego W wolnych chwilach
przyjemnym i weso}ym bedz'e
towarzyszem."- Dziefko to nabvc
MONA W Paryzu W druk. A. eiffa,
2, rue du -Four, pc fir. 2 "a egzempl,
z przesy}ka pocztow9.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10
CurfeW.

Wvraz ten pochodzi cd slow
,,couyre feu", to jest ,,przykryc"
lub ,,st}umic ogien". Jest to nazwa
starego prara angielsklego, pod4ug
ktorego osobom n'ze) lat 16. 20
COCAINE 8 wieczorem pod zagroze-
MEM aresztowania, ME wolno bv}o
pokazywae sic na ulicy. Kiedy
BOWEN Wilhelm Nordmanczyk
zawojowa1 Anglia, rozkaza4 rych4o
w'eczerem gasic ognie IA domo-
wych egnlskach, by zapobiedz
zbieran1u sic spiskowc6w O %nocnej
pore. Skoro w1eczorem dzwon,
zwanY ,,eurfew bell" zadzwonit.
kazdy cz{ow1ek miaf obowlszek
ktasc sic do spoczynku = a
p6znlej stosowa} sic ten obowiazek
ty1ko do dziecl. Zakaz uzywania
W necy swiat4a dop1ero zn1esiony
zosta1 " r. 100 przez Henryka l..
Gdyby dz'sla] take stare prawa
chciano ~wskrzes'c, znaczy1oby to
to samo, lax gdyby kto Mast
kolel zelaznych, chcla} zaprowadzlc
staros wiecki system omnlbusowy
Tub pocztowY.
M6wiac o kolejach zelaznych,
twlerdzimy. il najpewnieisza lest
Bur],ngtonska. Wzgledem tyk,et6w
i bli1szych szczeg6l6w tel kolei
zg1os1c sig do miejscowego agenta
lub plsac wprost do w. J.. C..
Gen. Pass, Agent, St. |
Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10
Skarb dOmOWy.

D.. W, Fuller z Canajoharie, N. Y.
powiada. re zawsze trzYma4 W domu
Dr. Kings New Discovery i Jego ro-
DINA pc uzyciu takowego zawsze czu1a
blogie skutki; re nigdy ME bedzle bez
niego, gdy tylko bedzie je m6g{ dostae.
G. A. Dykeman aptekarz z Catskill, N
Y. utrzymuje, lie DR.. King New
Discovery jest najlepszym slodkiem cd
Re rcdz'na lego uzywala ie
przez osm lat i lekarstwo to zawsze
by}o skutecznem- Dlaczeg6z vice ME
sprobewat lekarstwa wypr6bowansgo i
skutecznego. Cena "a butelki no SO
cent6w i oednym dolarze, Pr6bki wysy-
laja SIC ma zadanie darmo. Sprzedawane
we ws3ystkjch aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10
AMERYkA

ST. JOSEPH MO. - Kler
Observation-Disclosures zazwyczaj
z lekcewa2eniem wyra3a sic o
polskich ksie3ach, z powodu
moralnego upadku niektorych
naszych lewitow, a tn al diva
swieze zajScia W naszem
miescle gfosno daily cale)
Ameryce swja2ectwo, lie i u
Mich TAXI kuias, jak i mas,
a nawet ieszcze gorszy.
Pred paru tygodniami
zginela tn szestnastoletuis
dzlewczyna Maud Steidel, q
ponieuaz panienka ia "
" ostatnlm czasie czesto- byla
v~idywana W teWarzYstWie
mlodego proboszcza niemiecko.
katolickiego Dominica Wayne.
"a, vice pablo ma tego podej-
rzenie, il ON ia ukrywa.
Przypuszczano, De znajduje sic
pod opieka krewnych ks.
Wagnera W Chicago. i tam
ted ia wnet znalazi Jej wuJ,
v katolickim wYzszym zakla-
die Ola dziewczat. Skoro sic
przyznala, 1e ia bez wiedzy jei
matki, oddsl do tego zakiadu
ky. Dominik Wagner 9 s..
Joseph, aresztowano tego ka-
piaua W palacn biskup1m,
gdzj4 mieszkal. Stawionv pod
1900 dolar6W kaucYi, ktorej
"a nisgo Mkt stawid ME chce,
n usl siedziec v cell w%iezlennei
jakby iakl pospolity zbrednlarz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10
tory vase. Me re sz}osci
m6wi Warus prawde, ale z
milosci Polak6w W Omaha.
Micha}owski


Dawniejszy agent naszej
gazety Rudolf Micha}owski
(inaczej ]. K. Miller,) zostal
W ko6cu minionego tygodnia
w Jersey City, N. J., aresz-
towany.
Pofa1szowal on rachunki a
nawet nety, i nakolektowa]
wiele pieniedzy, z kt6remi
sic ulotni}.
D}ugo szukano "a jego
tropem, az wydawcy Patryoty,
panu T. Wasowicz W Phila-
delphi, udalo sic go ujat i
oddac W rece sprawiedliwosci.
Gdy go detektyw Oh. E.
Nc innis przyaresztowal, INA
leziono prey MIN wicle bilet6w
loteryjnych itp. humbug6w
podpadajacych surowej karze.
Pc odsiedzeniu 80 dni
wiezienia w Jersey City
przes}any bedzie do Phila-
delphi; gdzie 60 z pewnoScia
czeka zasTuzona kara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10
AUKCYA..

w Wltoka,l2 NIL cd Winony.
DO tel stronie rzeki, bsdzie W dnlu
20 Pazdziernika 1895 r. publlczna
aukcya ma zywy martwv inwentarz
farmera HenrYka Duffy. ktory
wyprowadza sic do Iowy.
Ma sprzedaz jest co nastepuje:
5 koni m{odych, s kr6w,2 ]a}owki,
swlniai 9 proslat, 2 maszyny DO
znlwlenia binder i mower), diva
wozy, dwie karety, plug, press
drill, maszyna do slewu, ~przyrz9dy
do zniwlenia siana, corn shsller,
rome porzadkl ~farmerskie, ptaetwe
l t. d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10

i spa& na &elaznei ]swie.
Siedzi W wiezieniu, W ktorem
niedawno nawrocif ma lono
Kosciols katollckiego skazane.
go ma smierd murzyna, ma
pare godzin pred jego po-
wieszeniem.
Ably sic wydostaG z wiezie-
MIA obiecuje teraz KS. Wagner,
2e sic o3eni z Mandy Steidel.
= Ona, odsta wiona z Chicago
z powrotem do St. Joseph,
podobno szczerze do uwodzi
ciela przywiszana, i chetn;e
chce mu odda6 swa reke.
Inny ks. katolicki, Father
Baecker, so letni, aresz :
towany "a nlemoralnY napad
ma kobiete j stawiony pod
bond W wYsokosci 1000 dola-
row. Sprawa bedzle pred
sadem "a 3 tygednie.
Biskup bedzie miat ME
spodzianke, xdY powr6ci z
Europy.
Podlug naiswiezszYch via
domosci lewita Wagner i wziaf
Stub cywllny 2 parma Steidel i
wskutek tego z wiezicnia wypu
szcZony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10
Wesoly Deklaml!ator.

Zbi6r wierszY humorystycznych,
satyr, epjgramat6w, monolog5w.
dyaiog6w, komedjek, przyslow
przYpowiesci, facecii i anegdotek
polskich.. UlozYi ZagloDa. Poznan,
nak4adem IS. Koziowskiego. 1895.
- Pozyteczna ia ks,azeczka zawle-
"a milo mo, str. 40 druku. Ola
bl,zszego %objasnienia naszYch cay
telnlkow 0 wartosoi tel ksi4zki,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10
maSC Arni,
kOwa.

Najepsz0 maaSG ma swleo1e ma
rany, pochodzace 2 cleG, przetarcis
%uderzenia, poparzenia; wrzodY,
popekane rose, odclski oraz wszel-
kie wyrzutY ma clele. Jezeli zupet.
ME ME zadowoli, pleniadze. bed9
zwr6cone. Cena: 25 cent6w pude4
ko. MONA dosta6 we wszystk,ch
aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10
z NEBRASKA.

TARNOW. - w dniu sw.
Michala byl u mas odpust.
Polska to nasza parafa, ale
ksieza nasi z Columbus, biiac
ma polskich kap}an6w, lad
nege polskiego ksiedza ma
edpust polski = ME prosza.
Boil to mas.
ST. PAUL.. = We wszyst-
kich koscio}ach polskich z
Howard Co. odby}y sic DIN.
20 wrzeSnia nabozehstwa i
protesty zaboru Rzymu pred
IS laty. KS: Sebastyahski
mia} kazanie ma temat: Kto
Jest "a zaborem pahstwa
koScielnego - ten jest "a
rozbiorem Polski - ten ME
Jest Polakiem!
ASHTON. Wszyscy Polacy
re Sherman, Howard i Valley
Co. potepiaja szyzme Rade-
m~achowska i Klawiterska.
jeden powiedzia} 0
Mich z kazania: Djab}y pc.
przebiera}y sic "a ksie5y i
PREY mszy Polakom ogonami
Klawitra Mkt tn ME za}uje,
aulaszcze / cygahskie jego
;ycie ma Judasza go wykie.
.owaG m%usialo.
Ucygania}es Klawiterku
Pana Jezusa ME
'cyganisz.
Chojnickie Towarzystwo
' r
Izydora bedzie mialo II
om. nabozehstwo, a potem
oikniki, z dochodem ma
:horagiew bracka. Ma nabo-
;9hstwie kazaG ma ksiadz
oroboszcz z Poznania.
OMAHA. Z dn. r
odbieraja WV.
30. Franciszkanie prowincyi
St. Louis kanoniczny zarzad
ina 80 lat) parafji niemieckiej
sw. J6zeta i parafji polskiej
Omaha. Ze niemiecka
parafja %obejmuja, winszujemy.
Ale ma mi}ost Boska, WV.
jak mozecie polskie
p%rzyjmowat parafje, kiedy
ksiezy Polak6w ME macie W
waszym: Wasi ME,
.ieccy ksieza ucza sic do
pierre polskiej mowy, jak
O.. Kehlmayer, ale tn
potrzeba polskiego ducha, a
wy z polskimi ksiezmi koty
Wy polskich ksiezy
biskupem oskarzacie,
peIskie zwyczaje w~ysmiewacie,
"a to polskie dolarki to all
ma niemieckie ilasz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10
PHILADELPHIA. ]

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. -
z Crepsa fabryki okret6w,
wyszed} zn6w jeden olbrzym...
wojenny, pancernik. Ma
imie Brooklyn. Ma to bye
na1w'ekszy i najsilniejszy okret
wojsnny W ca1ym swiecie;
kosztujs 81 miliona dol. ma
diugoscio 1907 stop a "a st.
gfeboki, O sile l6, 600 koni.
CINCINNATI. O. = Dziwny
casus niewolrictwa bia1ej
osoby wykryfa tn skarga O
$4,000 odszkodowania, przez
Ludw. Lang zaniesiona przeciw
Bern. Schraber j zokiejowi
Felix Carr. " tutej Sym sadzie
zwiazkowym. Skarzacy wypo-
wiada, De pe~ien sad W
Tennessee oddaf mt swego
czasu naonczas 9 letniego
Felixa Carr, pod warunkiem,
De al do 2lgo roku 1ycia
tegoz mia} sic MIN opiekowac;
chlopisc jednak cafy sw6j
zarobek mial przez ten czas
wrecza6 opiekunewi. Carr
wyksztalcit sic ma kapitalnego
1okleia, a Lang .,wynajaV' 60
v listopadaie 1898 r. w}a5ci.
cieloui stajni wyscige~ej p.
Schraber "a $3.50 miesiecznie,
suponulac, &c )emu, Langowi.
ia suma wyptacona bedzie.. Ale
AMI Schraber ami zokiej ME
uwa3.li sic "a obowiasanYch
.bodai centa onemu Lsngowi
wyplaciG, co nikogo zadsiwit
nlie mote. Z!ad skargs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10
Wystawa ieslenna
DAMSkICH
KAPELUSzY
PAM F.A, IEMME
GANOWEJ BOCKELl
22l r. 3rd Str.

22I Il. 3f0 Str.
Na)E odniejsze damskie kapelu-
see, pooling wzorow, Jake sama
pani LEMME przywioz}a re SODA
wprost z Paryza.
Wielk, zapas W iencow z
s%ztucznych kw1atow - welonow
slubnych i koron z welonaml do
p,erwszej komunii swietei.
Wielkie damsk1e stroje ma glove
take ola dziec1
/ KWIATY, WSTAZKI i lnne
ozdoby do strojsn1a damsklch ka-
peluszy.
BF Ceny tansze, n1z gdzleindziej.
221 e.. Srd Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10

WlNCEN 7 GLESZCZ1
SKI obrany oprzetaczem "
polskim kosciele, z pensya 20
dolarow miesiecznie.
WYDAWCA Wsorusa bedzie
" Piatek, II Pazdziernika,
/ W Sobote, IL Pszd&iernika,
Chicago, W ceiu blizszego
zapoznanla sic z tamtejsz en-.
kropidlarstwem.
KS. DUDEK, kap1an pelski,
niedswno wyswlecony " 81.
Francis, pod Milwaukee, bawji
W Sobote " naszem miescie
wracajac cd rodzic6w re SzIas-
ka, gdaie byf odprawic print.
eye. KS. Dudek ma b}isk,ch
krewnych W poblisklem 1ads
pendeace, Wis.
KOLEJ Chicago Milwaukee
& st. Paul sprzedawac bedzie
tykiety ekskursyjne ma 1niwa
W dniu 8 Pezdziernika i %
Pa8dziernika, pc bardzo znizo-
nych cenach.
MA JUBILEUSZ, so letni
W Milwaukee, W dniach l6 i
II Pazdziernika, koloj Chica-
go Milwaukee & St. Paul
sprzedawa6 bedzie tykiety "a
pol ceny. Sprzedawsne beda
Is Pszdz., dobre do powrotu
al do Is Pazdziernika.
JANOWI KREFClE, milo.
demu jeszcze rebotnikowi,
umarfa W tych dniach trzecia
iona - wdowa pc s. p. A.
Zabrodzkim.
PIOTR. CZAPLEWSKI,
zwany pospollcie Ben, skazany
pr2ez sad distryktowy ma rok
cie1kiego wiezienia 20 kradzie3
2 w%}amaniem. 4
PAN JAN HEREK iuz
znowu pokazuje sic " swoim
storze; zfamana mega pomysl-
ME mu sic goi.
KLERYK p. Fierek :
Ironwood, Mich, odwiedzi}
niedawno wiel. ks. proboszcaa
hugowskiego W sasiednimPine
Creeku. Ma on zamiar przy}a-
czyc SIC do dYeeezyi La
Croskiej.
POL1CYA tutejsz zacsyna
aresztewaG polskie dzieci ,zbie
rajace po podworzach tYlnych
ulsczkach odpadai kuchenne -
Skutki to rzadow republican
skich W naszym miescie.
CODZIENNIE, W dzlenl wie-
czorem, smaczny lunch i na]lepsze
oiwo u Braci Griesel.
MA SPRZEDAZ. - Debre
loty budowlane W 4 wardzie,
" pobli4u szkoly Kos. iuszki.
Zg}os sic do S. W. Hamil
tOna.
FARMERZY ,kupu1cie vase
whisky uBraci Gvsesel. Kupulemys
bardzo tanio W znaozneJ, llbsci 4
mozemy wan sprzedawac tanlej
lax ,nni. Przyjdzcie przekonajcie
sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10

KLERYK p. Fierek Z
Ironwood, Mich, odwiedzi}
niedawno wiel. ks. proboszc2a
Hugowskiego W sasiednimPine
Creeku. Ma on zamiar przy}a-
czyc SIC do dYeeezyi La
Croskiej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10

PIOTR. CZAPLEWSKI,
zwany pospollcie Ben, skazany.
przez sad distryktowy ma rok
cie1kiego wiezienia 20 kradzie2
2 wfamaniem,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10

PAN JAN HEREK iuz
znowu pokazuje sic " swoim
storze; ziamana mega pomysl-
ME mu sic goi'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10
WIADUMOSCI.


NASZ p. M.
J. Kowalewski kupif cd p.
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dotad zawiadywa}. -
WIN gently GLESZCZYN-
SKI obrany oprzetaczem "
polskim ko5ciele. z pensya 20
dolarow miesiecznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10

Ma Debre
loty budowlane W 4 wardzie,
" poblizu szkoly Kos iuszki.
Zg}os { sic do S. W. 81 a m |.
to q a..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10

POLICYA tutejsza zaczyna
aresztewa6 polskie dzieci ,zbie
rajace po podworzach itYlnych
ulsczkach odpaddi kuchenne -
Skutki to rzadow republican
skich W naszym miescie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10

CODZIENNIE, W dzlenil wie-
czorem, smaczny lunch i na]lepsze
oiwo u Braci Griesel.
The advocate., 1895-05-22

visa Dining Cars, YeStibuled Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars, Reclining Chair Cars lSO2tl
&FOa.)
The advocate., 1895-05-22
~4$5.OO+
TO
G a. LTFO R N r a

q ALTO R N r "A
Is our Sleeping Car Rate on the Phillips Rock
Island Tourist Excursions, from Kansas City
and kindred distant cities on the route Of this
car, to San Francisco and Los Angeles. The
cars have upholstered spring seats, are Pull
man build and appointments perfect
You have q special manager. on the car all
the way, and excursions run twice week leaV-
ing Kansas City every Wednesday running via
Topeka, Wichita, Ft, Worth and El Paso, to
Los Angeles, q superb southern route, re-
nOWned Tor Its clement weather, low altitude
and complete freedom from snow blockades,
and leaving Kansas City every Friday, run.
ming via the famed Scenic Route I'd. & R. G.
r. b. the only line through Salt Lake, TO San
Francisco and Los Angeles. Save money by
taking this popular mode Of travel. Address
for full particulars,
A. G. T. & P. A. Topeka, KS.
JNO. SEBASTIAN,
G. p A., Chicago.
The advocate., 1895-05-22

ONEN ONn CHANGE on CARS
10 EE ATLANTIC COAST.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-12-26
Fr,end,s School.

Remember the prizes that are to be
given to the one receiving highest
grades in B. Arith., c. Arith. and
Primary Department. The contest
is open to all who enter by Jan. 9th.
go.
School will open Monday Dec. 80.
Remember it is next Monday and no,
Jan Ist.
Free instruction will be given in
vocal music after Christmas to all the
students Of Friends School.
Mary Williams, former student of
this school came last week from Chill.
howee, and brought her sister Stella,
who has entered school.
The Matron, Miss Annie Haworth,
gave nice little "candy steys C
to the boys and girls of the
Saturday night.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-12-26
a BIG DAY.
Fitst Monday In January Prom
met speakers to be Present

Monday, Jan. 6 1896, promises 10
be a big day at Maryville. The Blount
County Agricultural and Horticultur-
al Society will hold its first Annual
Meeting. This organization is young
but it is composed OF earnest and
enterprislng members and they hope
to have every man and woman in the
county interested members in short
time. At the meeting spoken OF
above there will be some able speak
ers The most prominent among these
at such meeting as this will be Prof.
X. l.. Watts, the Horticulturist at
the State Experiment Station, who is
recognized as authority in all such
matters in Tennessee. 1t will be a
great treat to hear Prof. Watts.
Other speakers will also be present.
Everybody is invited and urged to
be present. The ladies have spe-
cial invitation. TITS also desired that
all bring samples CT their finest APP
pies different varieties-also finest
ears of corn, irish potatoes, sweet
potatoes, yams and whatever-grows
A plate, or five apples of the same
variety, makes the finest show and il
CONVENIENT it would be well to bring
five of each product. The best OF
these will be used at the State Cen
tennial.
Remember the time and be present
as there will be other things of interest
the county considered on that day.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-12-26
VALUES INCREASED.
Development means Money In the
- CountyHreAsury.

Just to >show what development
does for county we mention a few
Of the increases in value of marble
and slate quarrles.
Andy French OWLS about so acres
of land, Which before the marble was
opened up was valued, according to
thu tustee's books, at only $500.
Now since they have begunito get out
marble that same price of land is
lalued at $1,000, or four times the
former valuation. This means -four
times the revenue to the county on
on the land alone. Besides that the
quarry whichNof COURSE brought in no
revetie. this year psid $64.43 taxes.
On this one tract of land we see there
is an increase of nearly $Ioo in taxes.
The land Of the Tenn. Slate Com
pany has doubled its value since work
has begun and will do many times
better than that when it is more fully
developed. #a
But a still greater increase has been
made in sixteen acres owned by Pleas
French. This was valued at 5000,
before the marble quarries were
opened now; according to the trustees
books it is assessed at s25oo, an in
crease of over eight times the former
value in the land aside from the taxes
paid by the quarry.
We present these facts in order to
show the necessity OF development.
This cannot be brought about withou,
capital. We haven't the necessary
amount here. One way to get 1t, is
by a good display at the State Centen
NAL. If we have a creditable exhibit
it will certainly attract capital. If We
do not and other counties do, we
will be left. We hope our county
court will seriously consider this mat,
ter and not let Blount be the odd
county.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-12-26

Cincinnati Com. Gazette [Semiweekly) 1.76
The eloquent preacher who sup
piled New Providence church, Dec.
18th. SO well known in Maryville-
Rev. R. A. Bartlett was married to
Miss Minnie l.. Dobson, a highly &C
complished young lady Of Washington
College, in the Presbyterian Church
at that place, Wednesday the 18th.
AS the richly attired couple with their
six attendants entered the ornaments
ed auditorium, there appeared in the
platform back Of the pulpit young
men and maidens whose charming
voices made the arches resound with
the inspiring strains of a bridal cho-
rus from Lohegrin in accord with
which, in graceful steps along the
three aisles came the happy pair and
their attendents to the alter. Rev.
DIR. Willoughby the pastor lof the cul-
tured lady, offered prayer and Rev.
P. M. Bartlett d. ID. after the we'd
ding ring was placed on her finger as
a pledge of fidelity pronounced them
husband and wife. DIR. Dobson the
physician of that region being widely
known, it seemed as if old men and
women and young men and maidens
in those parts were determined to see
his oldest daughter welded to the
noted preacher of Kingston, Ind,