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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
OKcrrs Of Immaculate Conception

The Sodai,v of the Immaculate CON
ceptiOn. lust organized in 81. Patrick )
church. launches out wrh the following
admirably chosen corps Of officers: james
Clarke. president; Charles Mccarthy vice
president: Charles Dillon secretary; Clin-
ION Allard. and Joseph Sullivan. con-
suffers
The reputation OF these boys for fdeli-
~. trust and genuine manliness.
gives a character-tOuCh TO the new or
ganI2ation which promises bright career
for this East-End Catholic organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY
tPIEDMoNT AIR.LIyEl
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND 7,

200 a. NJ, SOUTHERN ENIRE>>
for Danyille. Gte.r.t.-
winston Salem sleeper. d.
mond, Va, o. DartUe ,..
Greensboro Connects AZ n..+
N'le with the N4-h.n.t.. ..i
southwestern N,-'I...I I'-'
tied no. go. clrt,i0g ....,.-,
Danville 10 Asheyiile Alan.
MP Memphis. New d r.,'4..s',.
jacksonville. Also ff,,.....,
ddy-cOaches between Wa
ington and Atlanta ps..-
gers can use these crt.ts,
without extra 81 srse Come.
lions made AZ Nrwcf.s .-t
New Orleans for sI l.u.
Texas and California seen,
open FOR passenger no t.Q'r
7.25 p. NJ, THE EXPOSITION FlY.o
Tuesday and THURSDAY a.r
week. carrying through PHI
man Sleepers Ia Atlanta. c..
connections for AL rr.n
South.
1865 p. NJ. FAST MAIL. dUJ rr A..
lanta and points SOUTH con.
meets at Moseley nifh Ft.-.
VILE and p0Whstau uIfnst:
at keysvilie frr C4rssrIl.
oxford. Henders0r ari D.-.
ham. and ~ Greensboro p.
Durham. Raleigh. ani ssh.
stOn-Salem Carries .ffr.-t
New York to Atlanta arf
Montgomery ami from Nfv
York to Jacksonville lirr.
car Atlanta. 10 hIrm.nglAn
600 p. NJ. LOCAL. daily except isy,
for Keysyile AMI informed 40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
AsllSENlENTS.

WAR OF THE ROSES" BAZAAR,
for the benefit Of the Virginia Home Tor
lncurables. TO be- held at the Regimental
Armory. commencing
NOVEMBER 9TH
and continuing until Saturday night.
November 10th General admission, 10
cents Season tickets, 20 cents. Meals
served from IL o'clock NJ until II o'clock
y. NJ. oc FITS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
u;uh school Victorious.

In very interesting game played at
West-End Park between the teams OF tne
High School and McCabe's University
School Yesterday afternoon, the FORMER
were victorious by score OF TO
Tbe features of the game were the runs
bv Rrooks Burreil. and Robinson. OF the
tIieh school. The work OF the latter
decided the turning point in the game.
MIR Robinson having made touchdown
for the High School near the latter part
of the second half
The teams lined up az follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:

600 A. NJ, From Atlanta ana Jf.A'-a'
vile.
$40 A. NJ. Thursday ana sunday es,
week from Atlanta ali Ni
South.
40 +. NJ, From Atlanta az N.s..'
train for West Point
SN 4 NJ. From Keysville
FREIGHT TRAINS VIII also ''''f IT"
sengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
Dry I<iln burned.

TARBORO'. ~ C.. October S.-tSpe-
cial. )--About O'Clock to-day fire
broke out in the dry-kilns of the Roanoke
Railroad and Lumber Company at Ply
mouth. y. G.. and destroye four dry-kiins.
the engine-house, and tenant house
near by. The mill was saved. The loss
II unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
Death Of ~ Prominent Lunihcr Mer-
chant.

NEW BERNE, y. C.. October rs vlSpe-
rlalD--T. Il. Hyman. OF the Goldsboro'
lumber Company, died at his home In
his city this afternoon. Mr.. Hyman
sss widely known. and has a large circle
~ relatives In this State. He was a
fIing elder In the Presbyterian Church.
sad held his membership at Goidsboro
his former home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
Forest Lodge,
GLEN ALLEN. VA.

On and after SErrEMBER 9ith, until
further notice. there VIII be NINE
TRAINS DAILY. sundays excepted, be
tween Richmond and Glen Alien, running
Trains viii leave Richmond Tor Glen
Alien at a6:i1 ~ NJ, II noon. p. NJ,
Trains viii leave Glen Allen for Rich
mond AT 6l4 a. NJ. 7.I9 y NJ, 2:l5 L. NJ,
5:JS p. NJ. and II :5s +, NJ.
All trains from Richmond will leave
both Bvrd-Street and Elba stations. ex-
cept those marked with star. The
latter viii leave from Elba Station only
large parties visiting the Lodge for an
afternoon's or evenings amusement, par
ticularly when music IL required for
dancing etc. Will please phone few
hours in advance, 30 that suitable ar
Tangements may be made: u.
For fuller particulars address FOREST
LODGE. Glen Allen, Va, Phone 23S5 b.
Sc 27-ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
Cleaned In the Hastings Court.

Only civil cases were tried In the lius-
tinss Court Yesterday.
The Clerk of this court YESTERDAY after
noon issued a marriage license 10 Eugene
H. Gloves and Mrs. Maggie RedfOrd
knowles, whose wedding occurs today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
CO; ,s '"'' y; ;;.',,,
$e11urs7ay OHIO RAiL"h
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER J. r2
TRAINS LEAVE. RICHMOND. bhJA'
STREET STATION

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER J. rs9
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BROAD
STREET STATION
SO A. NJ. Daily. with chair-,a- ~
Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Point. Newport Me-" aA'
cal stations.
local stations. Newp.rt NJ
Old Point, Norfolk. and so''
mouth.
| 10 30 A. VI. Local train. except SUNDAY w
Clifton Forge. Connects ttue.'
louisville for Orange. ha}iiA'
Culpeper. Calverton. MIHA'''s
Alexandria. and Wasl.ns ~
al Union Station. Nnaf ~.
Vile for Lynchburs, ar
for Hagerstown, az ''i'"'
for Winchester. Tam,
2j0 l.. M. The Cincinnati ana ~ E
Limited daily, with iiA'
to Cincinnati. Loui-tiir
ST Louis. Stops on.5 .' .,,
portant stations
Al CoNington daily 80. a..
GINA Hot Springs. ans at -"
land, for LeN.uStpH ~
and Louisville. Meals s''''
on Dining-Cars. .,so
No. 7. Local Tran. f,y
Sunday follows above w.,
from Charlottesville io '''
5sOp A. Local Train. except suoati'y,
Accommodation io'
lottesyille. -
l0 = y Y P Pslmsn fG 70 s SI@i.@:. q. 1.
donsyille TO CinclnnAi
louisville. Meals s'f',.. ,,',,
Dining-Cars. Connecis q. "a
ington. Va. daily ..'
Springs. .,
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-sTRhI'
STATION. ..,
s.5oAM Daily. tor Lyuchburs a., I'm.
ton Forge Connects a ~ .
sxcept SUNDAY, ror b, sl'& r.
I.ynchburg, daily. WIN ,',r
folk and Western ana 80
orn Railway. for sou. m
aud South: except sunus'' ,o,
Lexington, ana Crais ,'NS
al ". Clifton Forge VIE
,un =, t ter r sSnniay local ac.omin'
o." ~ dalton ior c5lumbb,a,
TRAINS ARRIxE,, 80; At ir ZION l1
BROAD.STkEEl St.N,ars,
SO 4 NJ BBsiiy' from Norfolk snd %
,up N. p p9iSt from Cincinnati az
eo n b beH,sV'tti from Norfolk aai OF
,.sp NJ E PSt@i sunday. from W. c'''
rs,,Ns Hl sR Eve ElGHrH-SrRES'
saA A. Except Sunday, t'om ~
s,,p NJ p siy from Lynehburs ,,i Lsr
90 e. 'i ineton. Va, and Clilton -
JOHN u. Potl
% Division PASSENGER Hs'"'-
nook AND JOB PRINTING SE 1e,
( DLY EXECUTED AT The pis1A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29

DAY AND FRIDAY at ) o'clock L. VI.
Manifest closed one hour before sailing
time. - III,
~ North river, Tor richmond every MON
DAY and WEDNESDAY at l.. NJ, and
SATURDAY At ! =. NJ.
Passenger accommodation unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York Including
meals and BERTH VIA James river.
Eichmond. and Petersburg rail-
mad and Chesapeake and Ohio
railway ......-...s... 49,: ...........$ y w
HnlnI.trip tickets. good for thirty
davs ................. ...:.-.......... IL o.
Staayysge.fare, without subsistence. ) 20
TicisSts on sale at Richmond Transfer
,,nn,nony's aOl east Main street: Chesa-
- and Ohio. and Richmond and Pc
t",Shnrg depots, and at company's office
tSoi east Main street. where tickets 10
manv popular northern watering-places
~ summer resorts can be obtained
Hargage checked through.
Freight forwarded, and through bills OF
lading issued for points beyond New
Freight received daily until +. NJ
passengers leaving Richmond on MON
DAYS. TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAY
THTRSDAYS, and SATt RDAYS by the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway (via New
port News) at $40 A. NJ. ana by the Rich
Richmond and Petersburg Railway Com
panv (same days.. at A. NJ. will make
Connection at Norfolk with steamer leav-
'"s GEO iF ". ALLEN K co. Agents.
40 % No. 1919 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
RAILROAD Lines
'cHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY % ,,.
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD.srpy...
STATION

"''h IN EffECr MAY 2. "a;
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD.srpy.
STATION
800 a. ~ Daily -Richmond a.l ~.
NESIiBL III LIMITED
rive norfolk 10 s % s,'N.
only at Petersburg No. =
ana suffolk. s,oari''.
tickets not accepted tor e
- ge ON this train 'tA'
?:O5 A, VI. Daily. THE CHICAGO. r,.
PRESS D" FOR Lynrrt.-. -N'
noke, Blueneld. ..''
KenONa. Columbus . ..'at
cage Pullman H.N.f S. .''
Roanoke 10 Collmf.s ,.,t
change, also for D. lt
Bristol. kn0Avilie Df.,..-,
7l3 p. II. DAILY for Norfos s.
and intermediate sttf.,,.le K
rive Norfolk lOG % u A.
li:0 T. NJ Daily. for Roanok. t,...
Pulaski and Bristol
meets AZ Rosr.k.
washington af. I'D
hooga Limited Y..r..- .tl...
ems Roanoke o. A.r.rh
NV Orleans Dur....- ar.
tdched Also. for I,.....
Pocahontae. also. ~
Mount ana an .faf..s tf
stOn-Salem DlyIs,.r N.a.
PULLMAN PALACE SlErrrp
tween RICHMOND ard IYNDi-,.,
ready for occupancy AZ . p 81 49,
man Sleeper Petersburg o. b. .lr.. it.'
Trains arrive Richmond fr.m r.-
burg and the West dsny $50 a
S.35 = NJ. From Norfoi- ami r.
ll:O5 a. NJ, and Nestiblle1 L.mt.I "a
p. ~. X W cor HrNry
District Pas@crr.- g.
W. % RgVfiI
general Passenger At.-.
General Office. Roanoke 50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
RICHMOND RAILWAY
ELECTRIC &C COMPANY.

Main Office and Light Department,
foot OF Seventh street. Telephone 657.
City Division. Office Main aud Vine
streets. Telephone sl4.
Union Division. office Twenty.ninth
and p streets. Telephone 6j6.
Manchester Office, Semmes avenue.
Telephone 1921.
Arc and Incandescent Lights and
Electric Power at reasonable rates.
Electric-Llght Wiring . speciality.
Parties desiring Electric Lights or
Power by notifying the main office by
mail or telephone will be waited upon
by representative of the company.
(mh 20-tn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29

THE LADIES OF GRACE CHURCH
will run another Of their chaneroned
DAY, November 7th. Price for round
trip. including board, lodging. all en-
frances to the fair. and drive around
Atlanta. So. Apply at Is east Main or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
EXCURSIONS.

ATLANTA EXCURSION. - N y h.
DAYS EXCURSION TO ATLANTA for
$50. which includes all necessary expenses.
Call at the Retreat for the Sick, 300 north
Twelfth street. or upon Mrs. ANNA +.
RAHM, or Miss BETTE ELLYSON. for
all particulars. oc 29-Tu&Th2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29

The Council Committee on Streets con-
,ened in regular session last evening
The members In attendance were Messrs.
Allen chairman. Blanks, Bahen, Bur
ton. Ferriter, King. Mcdowell. Manu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL "A. 1885
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

sc 20 Division Passenger Agent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-26

XII; mlodzian ten byleby tylko
mial pomoc pieniezna, gdyz
jest synem kowala, m6gloy
bye artysta muzykiem ,mecha-
nikiem malarzem lub rzezbia :
rem, gdyz do tego wszyst-
kiego ma wielkie powo}anie
Jcsliby jaki dobroczyhca W
Europe chciat sic MIN zajat !
mog}by jednego artyste
z~nakomitego o6arowac Ojczyz-
ME. Lecz bez obcej pomocy,
zgasnie to swiat}o pod korcem
i ME NADIA blasku Ojczyznle
naszej, jak lyle innych bed
nych geniusz6w.
Ks. Eaeoard Rojneryusz Rejnert
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-26
Wielki haias

robia pisma iuterskie o wypadku
" klasztorze Alexyanow W Mara
bergu pod Akwizgranem, gdzie
trzymano ludzl zdrowych pod
straza pozorem, re So obiakan'.
Restaurator pan MelIage wyda3
o tych zajsclach broszure = raczel
pod ]ego nazwlsk,em naplsal j.
zagorzasy luterski pastor Thuem-
mel Z Remscheidt, kt6rv dwukrot-
ME byl karany "a obraze kosciela
katoickiego. 0w Mellage chcial
sic sta6 siawnYm, zaczas lezdzlc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-26

.antysemizmem; cnoty wielklch#
ojc6w ME zgasly. Oby zawsze
kwit}a polska szlachta! oby
sic zydzi nigdy ME dali :ma.
mic frazesami demokratyczny-
mi, lecz )ako starry nar6d
zwazali ma nauke mojzeszowa:
,,Pytano OLGA swego, a on CT.
opowie dzieje przodk6w swych
a oni Gle poucza" oni, a
ME demagogowie.
DR.. S. Taubeles, rabin'
List ten swiadczy, IL So
jeszcze jednostki, wprawdzie
bardzo rzadkie, zblizaiace sic
do owego typu polskiego zyda
tax pieknie przedstawionego
przez naszego wieszcza, Ada
ma Miekiewicza. Kt6zby ME
p%rzypomnia} sobie tel piekne)
postaci ~sedziwego Jankiela.
Niestety przeczyG musimy
wierdzeniu zacnego rabina, lie
zydzi So narodem wdziecznym.
Na)zacietszymi naszymi wro-
gami to zzydziala prasa; W
lamach z%ydowskich pism
znajdujemy ciag}e podszczu-
wanie ma mas. zydzi u mas
%zapomnieli naizupe]nlej re
praojcowie ich znalezli W
go$cinne) Polsce przy1u}ek W
czasach, gdy ich ma ca1ym
$wiecie przesladowano, gdy ma
mich robiono oblawy, jak ma
dzikiego .zwierza, gdy i'm
wydzierano majatki wype-
dzano cd ognisk domowych.
Dawneto ~wprawdzie dzieje,
|lecz wdzieczny nar6d o takienl
dobrodziejstwie ME powinien
zapominac. A przeciez W
p6znie]szych czasach zydom
powodzilo sic mas dobrze.
Odwdzieczyli sic / odwdzie-
czaja sic nam zydzi pieknie
wyzyskiem podszczuwaniem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-26
"a
z GAL1CYl.

LWOW z ka3dym dn1em
ma zevnatrz .przybiera cechy
miasta arcypolskiego. Media
VINO jedne z ulic ochrzcono
mianem ,Zygmunta Milkow-
skiego";; pomnik K'lihskiego
luz ma ukohczeniu, to samo
pomnik Freddy; Sobiesklego
ulejemy re Sp1zu ma strzelnicy
zas stanie pomnik niesmler-
telnego Bartosza G}owackiego.
Zertwa despotyzmu rakuskiego'
TeoGl Wisniowski, doczekal
sic wreszcie %pomnika; pcsrod
sksf wystrzela W gore obellsk
q mad MIN gwiazda, ponize]
krzy& lnapis Ma tenn mie]scu
stroconemu 81. VII. l847 L.
W. obroicy Ojczyzny = ME
szczanie lwowscy 1895 r. W
rocznice stsraniem Tow. milo
dzie2y ~. Kil;hskiego' ur2a-
dzono piekny obchod ma
miejscu stracenia. Gale wzgor2e
byio zasypane kwiatami; ma
mogile zto3ono cd m}odziezy
wieniec cierniowy / wieniec z
kwiat6w polnych cd Polek.
Uroczystos6 zakohczy}a sic
odspiewaniem piesni patrjo
tycznYch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-26

pc mlastach i miewa6 wyklady
0 tych zajsciach. Jedyny wyk}ad "
Berlinie przyni6si mu znaczny
doch6d. Ludzle zaciekawleni pos
pieszyli ma sale, ale p%6zniejszy wy
kiad ME przYni6sf mu zwrotu
koszt6w. TAX samo W Hamburger
mic ME zyska4.
Kiedy plsma luterskie TAXI
robia rwetes 0 z%aj6cia W Mariaber.
gu milcza zupefnie o zajsclacn
codop1ero wykrytych W zak}adzle
lutersklm W Bremenle (Sct, Jurgen
Asyl) utrzymywanem przez dyaKo-
niski: DR.. Scholz pisze o zak}adzie
tym, re cd dose dawnego czasu
blto chorych "a kare " twarz
usta, kopano nogaml i t. p. znlewa-
zano i ~dreczono. Or. Scholz twler-
dzi, re umyslnle lch drazn1ono, by
mleG sposobnosc do bicla. Zebrane
materially DIR. s. przes1ai podobno
prokuratorowi.
,,Germania", pismo katolickie
donosl ~jeszcze o innym wypadku,
ktory SIG zdarzY! W rzadowym
zak}adzie waryat6w z mezatka,
chor3 ma umysle. Niewiasta ia pc
diug1ej kuracyl powroci}a do meza
z przychowkiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-26
O~6wiadczenie zyda.

O~SWiadcZenle zyda.
Rabin DIR. Taubeles og}asza
list, datowany z TarnoPola
dnia 26 sierpnia:
ME jestto moim zawedem
pisywat do gazet, ale Geese
ola prawdy historycznej znie-
wala mic do tege.
w niedziele IS sierpnia
odby}o sic W sail ,,Soko}a"
~przedwyborcze z~gromadzenie,
zwo}ane przez anonimowe
grono wyborc6w. w zgroma-
dzeniu tenn wystapi} niejaki
o. Eisenstaetter w sposob
gwa}towny przeciw P. Pinih.
skiemu i szlachcie wog6le.
Ami hr. Pinihski, ami tel
szlachta polska ME potrzebaje
mel obrony, ale p. Eisenstae-
ter maiac pred SODA wielu
wsp6}wyznawc6w, 1zraelit6w,
bez najmniejszege uzasadnienia
twierdzi}, re zydzi ME maja
obowiazk6w wdziecznosci ola
szlachty, kt6ra tylko ma swa
korzyst, a ma szkode ludu i
zyd6w dzialala i dziala.
Cd lat blisko dziesieciu
PRAGUE mad zydowska litera-
tura W Polsce, mad literature
nierozdzielna cd dziej6w zy-
dowskich W krajach polskich,
a rezulrat mych study6w jest
ten, re szlacbta polska zawsze
wzgledem zyd6w byla spra-
wiedliwa, re nigdzie W Euro
Die ME mieli 2ydzi takich
czas6w pod wzgledem
nateryalnym i moralnym, jak
"a czas6w niepodleg}ej Polski
rzady ~sprawowa]a wy
:acznie szlachta. Kazda pred
,,Hakdumuh to dzie}a
:almudycznego wydanego W
Polsce, a tych jest wiele
:ysiecy ,zawiera podziekowanie
Bogu, re uzyczy} Izraelowi
:ej }aski robytu wsr6d pol
;kiej ludnosci. Nasi uczeni
charakter czysty jak
"a, to byli swieci mezowie
" najwznioslejszem znaczeniu
ego wyrazu, ich s}owa So
;zczera prawda.
Gretchen jest obrazac
oolska szlachte, tego grzechu
lie smie zyd pope}njc; tylko
orak wszelkiej wiedzy w die
lzinie wlasnej historyi zdarza
sic W takich niedorzecznych
:wierdzeniach. Tylko wSr6d
polskiej szlacheekiei ludnosci,
ma wskro$ religijnej, powsta-
Fy nasze zydowsk}e rody
z g}ebokiej poboznosci
talmudycznej
wiedzy judaistycznei wszedzie
tylko zydzi mieszkali.
Zydzi So narodem wdziecz-
nigdy ME beda kamies
rzucali do zr6dla, Z
kt6rego- czerpali: zycie ludz-
kie, swobodne.
Ale ME tylko minione, lecz
i obecne swiadcza 0 nieslusz-
nosci twierdzenia p. Essen.
staettera. | dzisiai So dawne
rody szlacheckie niezarazone
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-26
z RRICEFIELD
Missouri
Brice6eld Barry Co. Mo.

Podczas robot PREY zak}a-
daniu SYN ma torze koleio-
wynn robiono most ma rzece
Missouri i gdy kopano fun
damenta g}ebokie. W piasku
mad brzegiem rzeki, natrahono
ma jakis przedmiot twardy,
po wy}upaniu jednego kawa}u
poznali robotnicy. re to byla
Geese cia}a ludzkiego, a vice
ostroznie obkopali. do ko}a,
odkryli piasek i zwir tylko
rekami | - dzlwo! znalezli
cz}owieka skamienia}ego, jak-
by we snie lezacego: by} to
mezczyzna wysoki bardzo,
NECESSITY i muszkularny,
caly jaknajlepiej zachowany,
tylko koniec nosa mu odpad}
i wargi, przez co usta by}y
etwarte iwidaG bY}o diva rzedy
bia}ych zeb6w, po nizej
brzucha mial dziure zrobiona
W ciele PREY kopaniu motyka.
Przezorni amerykanie podieli
to skamienia}e cia}o, w}ozyli
do du4ego pud]a i obwozili
po miastach, pokazujac go
jake osobliwo5c "a pieniadze.
Skoro przyjechali z MIN do
naszego miasta Pierce City,
Mo-, poszli$my wszyscy ogla-
da6 to dziwowisko i miedzy
nami by1a stara .m}vnarka,
kt6ra mia}a sw6j dawny mlyn
prey rzece; wpatrujac sic W ry-
sy skamienienialego czfowie-
ka, pozna1a W MIN swojego
meza, ktory byl zgina} W
wojnie IS lat temu, a o
kt6rym mic ME wiedzia}a,
tylko lyle, re z wojny ME
p~owr6cil; widat re zabitego
pochowali W piasku prey
rzece, a potem Swieza woda
szybko plynac nanosila zwiru
i dokonala skamienienia ca.
lego ciala. Znajomi tego
cz}owleka umyslnie przycho-
dill zobaczyt go dok}adnte
i wszyscy poznawali W MIN
owego mlynarza.' Sad tutejszy
przyznal w}asnost skamienia
lych zwlok zonie, ktora go do
domu swego zawioz}a i trzyma
go "a szkiem jake droga
pamiatke. %Znajomym pokazuje
darmo, Iecz obcym, zw}aszcza
profesorom naturalistom i
doktorom, kaze p}acic drogo
"a pokazanie. Tembardziej, re
przez dziure W brzuchu widac
doskonale sledzione i watro-
be wiszaca i kiszki take
skamieniale; 6w zas HAWAI-
od}upanego cia}a odkupi}a z
trzecich rak "a IS dolar6w i
MIN zamyka ca}y otw6r z tego
powsta}y.
Czeste tn bywaja wypadki
przejechania koleia Eel. Me
dawno temu przybyl tutai syn
bogatego kupca, kt6ry sam
]eden skupuje wszystko zboze
z okolicy, a przez to Jest
kr6likiem tutejszych biednycia
stron. Tenze m}odzian pc
sutej biesadzie z kolegami
wyszedl "a miasto, spacerujac
pc torze kolejowym, nagle z
tylu nadlecial pociag przeie-
chal mlodziehca i rozszarpa}
90 ma kawa}ki. Zebrane cz}on-
J.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-26
"7"forh HAY fever

Sold BY Druggists, or sent prepaid on receia: Of Psse.
Sc, or S for tl.eo, {may Be- assostedl, except Nos 3, - AMI
IS, put up in 3i.o size only.
On. HusraRxrs' MASuAL;Enlaxse 1 Revised ,xAtIxorsks-
NED. Co, III / lis William ST., New fork.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-19
The Pops Waterloo.

Tu,slay was the blue day for
the ord party of Winston county.
Everything was favorable to full
turnout The day was pleasant
and the previous rains had made
it impossible for the voters to do
any farm work and it is reasonable
to suppose that they polled their
strength, which, according to the
returns was not more than one
third the registered vote OF the
county. Still they tell US to wait
until November and then we will
see their strength. If they could
not draw the votes by the personal
magnetism of a large number Of
candidates aspiring to the nomlna-
ton, with nothing in the world 10
prevent them from gong to the
polls, how could they expect to
draw large vote in the November
election2 1t is said that when Sa-
tan was hurled from Heaven he
draggedwith him one-third Of the
host Of heaven. So it was yester-
day. The Pops only dragged with
them one-third Of the voters OF
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-19
A Political Freak.
Sen atobia Democrat,


Pamela, our sister county has
the prize freak in the way of cam
didates. He is running for the
legislature. and these are some of
the things he proposes to do when
he gets to Jackson;
Abolish the Supreme Court it
is an expensive luxury and OF no
service to the people.
Make The offices of circuit and
chancer7 Judges elective and re-
duce salaries to 81 900 a year.
Dispense with railroad commits
sioner, land commissioner, office
of State superintendent OF educa-
ton and secretary of State. Com
bine offices of chancery and cir
cult clerk and dispose of tax as
SCISSOR and county superintendent.
Demonetize gold, remonetize sill
YER and sever trade relations with
Great Britain.
Should our brother reach the
capitol it may be plainly seen that
the existing order of things may
be tempered with right smartly,
IS he belongs to that class whose
creed ia embodied in the words OF
adnonition given to the third par
ty fellows at this place four years
ago when they were told to raise
less corn and more hell!
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-07-19
Old People.

Old ,eople who require mt''r'"7 ,i1
regulate the novels and kiahfl,.
find the ,rlp remedy in Fier'rlf h'',,
THIS medicine Toes not stln'USio
contains no whiskey nor "tler " ,a.a.
cant, Int acts rs tonic a'' and
tive. 1t acts mIll N the st ma'n , '
bowels. adding strength and y VIZ ~ IN
10 the organs thereby aiding N"'u'' ,ns
the performance of the 'A ,,i,.
Electric Bitters ~ an eNrtiltht "p ind
er and aids digestion. ora pF''s prcc
it juS, exactly what they M" . 4
80 cents per tottlc III llarvrF " ~
drug store