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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02

jeden z naistarszych, najbar-
dziej uzdolnionYch i najzaslu-
3ehszYch artystow scenY pol
skiej, ulubieniec lwowskiej
publiczcosci, zmarl 6 b,
m. pc po}udniu we Lwowie
W Al. roku AYcia, 20 dlugiei
cie3kie) chorobie, kt6ra "
ostatnich latacb ME pozwala}a
mu juz braG czynnego udziatu
na scenic.
Do owarzyst " a
d z k arzy pol
s k i b we Lwowie przYsta-
pill W charakterze cz1onkow
wspierajacych pp.: Adam Je-
drzejowicz, wiceprezez Ko}a
polskiego W Wiedniu, i pose}
Adam hr, Skr2yhski.
P. A d a n Jedrzeo Q:
W &c 2, wlceprezes Kota pol
skiego, z mal3onka pania
Gabryelq J~edrzejowiczowa,
dawali pred kilku dniami W
salonach Jockey Clubu we
Wiedniu, przeznaczonych ola
gosci, obiad, ma kt6rym bYli
obecni: min. Madyski z iona,
min. Jaworski, prezes Kola
polskiego, p. zaleski, vice.
prezydent Izby d~eputowanYch,
ID. Abrahamowicz zma1&onka,
hr. Andrzejowie Potoccy, Leon
hr. Pinihski, Mjko}aj hr. Wo'
lahski, p. Morawski It'd.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
co SkYCHAC.

NIEMCY. W Lipsku toczyl
sic W tych dniach pred
najwyzszym sadem Rzeszy
process przeciw Leistowi. kt6ry
byl rzadca " %nlemieckiei posia.
d1osci zachcdnlej Afryki, zwanej
Kamerunem: Leist postepowa}
sobie brutalnie z murzynami, a
wiecej jeszcze z murzynkami,
gdYz "a to, Re ME chcia}y
pracowac W o%grodzie, kazal je
smagaG obnazone batami,
a mezowie musieli bye vida.
mi tel barbarzyhskiej procedu.
ry. Potem osadzil W wieaieniu
murzynki, a "a domiar z}ego
dopuszczat sic wybryk6w
przeciw moralnosci, korzystajac
z tego, BE kobiety byfY uwie-
zione. Niecre to postepowanie
spowodowa'o hunt zolnierzy
murzyhskich, kt6rzY chcieli
Leista zamordowaG. Stawaf
on iu1 raz pred sadem dY.
scyplinarnym, ale uwolniono
20, gdy4 naiozono nan tax
ui2ka kare,2e sic to rowna}o u
wolnieniu. Sad lipski skaza} Lei.
sta ne zlo2enie z urzedu,j ednakze
przez 8 lats ma brad po}owe
pensyi. Koszta ponosi oskar2o-
ny. Wyrok sadowY giosi. &e
~wszystkie zarzuty W akcie
oskarzenia So 2godne z prawda.
Process lipski okazuje wymo.
wnie, lie afrYkahskie nabytki ME
przynosza Niemcom %korzysci.
Takich Leistow bYlo wiecej "
AfrYce.
W Lipsku zaszed} W
tych dniach drobny ma pozor
wypadek, ktorv rzuca jaskra-
we Swlat1o ma da2nost socyal~
mel demokracYi. W lipskiej
Radzie mieiskiej zasiada 4
socyalist6w, kt6rzy W tYch
dniach gtosowali przeciw
udzieleniu pomocy ga chrze :
sciahskie cele religijne. lnaczej
jednakze postapili sobie socya~
liscl, gdy p]ostawiono wniosek
0 przyznanie zydowskiej gminie
600 ~, wtedy socYalisci z
wielka skwapliwoscla poparli
6w Wuiosek.
z RZYMU d%oLosza,1e Ojciec
sw.daf pos1uchanie Najprzew.
ks. Biskupowl Likowskiemu,
sufraganoWi uoznansk,emn.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02

.Masoni francuz~
cy wystali petycya do mini:
stra wojnY, a3eby wYkluczy}
Siostry Mi}osierdzia cd pieleg'
nacyi chorych 2ofnierzy z
lezaret6w wojskowycb. Minis
ter jeduak&e tax i'm odpo-
wiedzial: ,.Zakonnice, ustano-
vione W lazaretach przez
w&adze w%ojskowa, spefnia]a
swoje obowiazki bardzo wzo.
rowo. Ich obecnosG W lazare-
tach stanowi straz moralnosci,
a przytem Rad najlepiei ma
tenn wychodzi, albowiem kosz.
ia u%trzymania Si6str, jake
piel egnujacych W lazaretacb,
50 najmniejsze. Me ma TED
1adnej przyczyny,aby Siostrom
uczyuiG zarzut ,jakoby uszczup.
la1y komu wolnosci sumienia
One spelniaja jedynie swoje
powinuosci pieiegnuia uwa2nie
zgrabnie chorYch." Take
piekne swiadectwo wystawil
Siostrom Milosierdzia francuzk:
minister wojny, broniac icE
pred masonami.
RZYM. 25 wrzesnis
upfynie25lat cd czasu,w kt6rym
wojsko Garibaldego RzYm
zdoby}o Ojcu sw. go zabra}o.
Liberalna rada miejska "
Rzymie postanowifa, mimo
biedY W miescie i kraju, wy
prawic W owYu dniu wielkie
obchody j uciechy, zjazdy
wystawy. Katolicka gazeta
rzymska zaleca radzie miejs.
kiej, a3eby urzadzila nastepu'
lace wystawy: j wysta@ila
nedzarzy r%zymskich, o ktorYch
obecnie Mkt ME dba; p
wystawe zbankrutowanych
bank6w; - wystawe dlug6w 2
ostatnlch rs lat; y wystawe
podatk6w, naio4onych cd dnia
zdobycia RzYmu; s. wystawe
zlodzlejstw, cygahstw, zbrodni
publicznych, i tajemniczych
morderstw, jake sic W tych
25 latach 2darzyty; s. wystawe
socyalist6w anarchist6w,
ktorzy z wojskiem kr6lewskiem
do Raymu weszli i " MIN sic
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
do dis rozpo5cieraja. Traffic
naplsata ia gazeta, a ola
rzadowc6w gorzko.
PkACIC "a
ROZMAlTOSCI.

JAK POKRETNE So poi
mowania zacieklych bismar.
czvk6w, many dow6d z mowy,
kt6ra wyg}osi} w}a$ciciel d6br
Zdziechowy, P. Wendorf ma
komersie piwnym blsmareko-
wsklm, a kt6ra Gnesner Ztg.
ogiosi}a Te wszystkie twier-
dzenia ponizej podane w
movie pana Wendorffa -
to prawdziwy primaprilis! To
jest, re rozpowszechnionem
Jest w calym swiecie mniema-
ME, il wszystko, CO w tym
dniu sic czYni i wypowie "a
tart uwazat nalezy. Przyjmijmy
je tel jake take. - Otto
pr6bka tel pokretnej elokwen-
cyl: Jezeli wszyscy Niemcy
/ uwieIbieniem i wdzieczno$cia
%wspominaja 0 wielkim budow-
niczym pahstwa niemieckiego,
to my Niemcy many szcze-
g6lny pow6d poczuwac sic
do najg}ebszei wdziecznosci
ola niego. Zwazmy przeciez,
re my kt6rzysmy tutaj przy-
byli pred trzydziestu laty -
~wyprowadzilismy sic wtedy z
Niemiec, pozostali$my wpraw-
die Prusakami, ale sprowa-
dzilismy sic wtedy do
prowincyi poznahskiej do
Niemiec ME n~alezacej. Dopiero
20 roku 1866 wcieleni costa
lismy nierozdzielnie do
p6}nocno niemieckiego zwiazku
a pastepnie do rzeszy ME
mieckiej. Bismarckowi zaw-
dzieczamy, re uprawlajac
glebe w}asna, czynimy to ma
niemieckiej ziemi, W niemiec-
kim jezyku wychowywane So
dzieci nasze, w niemieckim
|jezyku ~sprawowane So rzady
mad nami i W niemieckim
|jezyku wymierzana nam jest
sprawiedliwoSG. Me jestesmy
tn obcymy D ME jestesmy
emigrantam1 z Niemiec () ale
jestesmy tutaj Niemcami ma
niemieckiei ziemi, w niemiec~
kiej ojczyznie, W niemieckiej
prowincyi poznahskiej, - My
Poznaniacy s}usznie ola tego
najpierwsi z}ozylismy s}owa
wdziecznosci wielkiemu mezo-
wi w Warcinie i on to nazwal
mas niemiecka straza mad
Wis}a / Warta, i wzywal mas
do %iqczno$ci, kt6rej miedzy
mani niestety ME ma. Daley
~ jestesmy Cd wrogiego
nienawistnego w~ystepowania
przeciw drugiemu %plemieniu,
wspolnie z nami zamieszkaja
cego te ziemie, szanujemy ten
wielce uzdolniony nar6d kt6ry
mimo tylu nieszczesG, wiernie
/ SLIME trzyma sic swegc
iezyka i swej n~arodowoSci,
my pragniemy z MIN zyt
w zgodzie i przyjazni, O lie te
bedaie mozliwem, ale prag'
niemy tutaj ma ziemi ME
mieckiej zyt jake Niemcy, &
ME jake obey przybysze.
Pragniemy cd drugiego pie
mienia uczy6 sic, jak jednoS6
czyni silnymi, powinniSmy
wszyscy poczuwac sic do no
norowego obowiazku wystepo'
wanna W obronie niemczyzny
ME powinniSmy pozwolic ma
to, by iednostki poswieca)ac
swoje interesa, pielegnowaiy
drzewo, z kt6rego wszyscy
pragna zbiera6 owoce. Geese
Bismarckowi i wdzieczno$t
okazemy najlepiej czynem,
slubujac mu, re W }4cznosci
i W zgodzie wystepowac be-
dziemy W obronie niemczyzny
jake wierna straz ma wschod-
Mich kresach paistwa ME
mieckiego. 20 tel movie
w~yslano do Bismarcka tele-
gram nastepujacej tresci: -
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
"a KATOLIKA
Ma sprzedaz

5 FARM 20 40 ARROW kazda, s nil
cd Winony, ma sprzedaz pod lat
wemi warunkami, lub do wYmiany
czesciowo ma czYste property.
Zg}osic sic do biura pauow:
Smith. Posi- & Gle
66 W. Ord Str.
Winona, MINI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
GRUNTA
czyli
HOmeSteadS.

Personal---very. tys1ace rodzln
do bezp}atnego osledlenla sic W
Red River Valley W Mlnnesoc1e.
Mapy wskazujace dok&adnle POLO
zenie, wydzia1. m1ejscowosc i
wvmiar wysY1amy b%ezp1atnle tym,
kt6rzy sic pc to listostownle zg}o-
sza do Land Commissioner, Great
Northern Railway w st. Paul,
MINI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
C, R. HAWLEy G CO
W Bay City

SlO-8l4 Washington Str
TOWARY kOKCIOWE.
PLASZCZYKI FUTRA ola
dam KARPETY i FRANK.
Najwiekszy Sk1ad TowarGw kok.
clowYch W P6}nocnym Michiganle
Zaw1tajcie do naszego sk}adu, a
kupujac cd uas, mozecie oszczedzlc
piemedzy. Dostanlecle najlepszy
towarpo ]ak najtanszych cenach.
G. R. HAWLEY & co.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
z Prus Polskich

~CHEEMINSKA DYECE.
IVA. W dniu 23.go I'm. byt
Is letni jubileusz kaptahstwa
czcigodnego ks. prob. Kujota,
dawniei profesora W Collegium
Marianum " Pelplinie, q teraz
proboszcza W Grzybnie. Jaka
milosG zaskarbil sobie byly
professor W sercach dawniejszYch
swych uczni. swiadcza ich
:zyczenia ipowinszowania. ktore
w bardzo ozdobnych adresach
/ to cd bYfych uczni stanu
swieckiego, Cd sluchaczy sw.
teologii W semiuaryum pei
plihskiem i Cd jul wyswieco'
nych ksiezY ukochanemu
profasorowi, a obecnemu jubi~
latowi W dniu I'm. wreczone
~!zosta}y.
GDANSK. WydawcY /
redaktorowi ,Gaz. Gdahskiej f,
.. Milskiemu w]ytoczono process
"a obraze prokuratora W
Elblagu / n%auczycieli semi
naryum w Koscierzvnie.
,,Gazeta Gdanska' pisze, Re
w pierwszym termlnie odczy'
tano rozmaite artyku}y z,,Gaz.
CD, De prokurator obstawa1
prey tenn lie W jednym artykule
lest nova O odbudowaniu
Polski. Prokurator obstawaf
take prey tem, De ,,Gaz.
.Gdahska" daily do odbudowa.
MIA Polski. Adwokat p.Biele-
wicz wniosI skutkiem tego o
-odrzeczenie terminu, ma co sic
sad zgodzii.
PELPLIN Tutelsza nile.
czarnla frmy VelIentin i SIP.
nabyli okoliczni polscy gospo-
dare / utworzy]i miedzy SODA
osobna Spoke. Do Zarzadu
naleza PIP. Hasse z Pony,
Pawei Mania z Krakow i DIR.
hendrix z Janiszewa. Do
Rady Nadzorczej nale1a PIP.
Franciszek Hiliar, Tournier z
Wolf, Kacki z Krolowlasu /
Herring z Rudna. Szc2esG Boze.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02
Ceny targowe


Psz a-Nr. l w~iosenna 53
SO cen
0 W e s. CSC
Korr 45c
J &C. mlen Er.3 43c
Jaja SO
N q k a: Winona Patent $3.50
Stra1oh, S3 40 Mr.. Bakers 80 40
Pasza z orn - $500 "a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02

Leon XIII okazaf nadzwYczaj
na &yczliwosG ola Polak6w,
gdy1 wypytywat sic troskllwo
stosunki polsko- katoIickle
W naszych archldyecesyaeh
Gdy: ks. Biskup nadmieni}, ze
PRAGUE mad dzielem UNI
Brzeskiej, FACIAL Ojciec s~'
d}ugo rozwodzit sic mad wa1
noscia Uni Rusinow zKosalo-
lem katolickim, przyczem
wyrzekf,ie oczekuje nadesianla
dzie}a. Opr6cz tego przy1mo-
wal Leon XIII takie ks. Jaknl'
skiego, proboszcza Biezdrowa'
CHEKMINSKA DYECE-
IVA. Pelplin. Tych dni, / to
jul cd sobotY, odbywaja sic W
tutejszem seminsryum duchow'
mem pod przewodpictwem
najprzew, ks. Biskupa ustne
egzamlny roche kleryk6w.
Najdfuzej TRIVIAL egzamln z
tr1Yletniego kursu (examen
rigorosum), poprzedzony pIs-
miennym.
nowYm kosclele
sw. Piusa ukohczyl malarz
artysta Kutschmann malowa-
MIA al fresco ina swie1em
wapnie. Maluje on wedle
nowego albo raczej staro2yt-
nego sposobu, ktory poszed}
W zapomnienie, ale teraz
znowu 2nany jest, DO z%nalezio.
no W Tyrolu instrukcya, jak
malowaG nalezY. Kolory 50
mocno blyszczace. Minister
spraw duchownych dr.. Bosse
dnia 2 Kwietnia ogladal te
malowania i podziwia}. Wkr6t-
ce i cesarz odwiedzi ten kes.
ciol.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-02

z Y doLosza,1e Ojciec
5w.daf posluchanie Najprzew.
ks. Biskupowl Likowskiemu,
sufraganowi poznahsklemu.
The herald., 1895-11-17

and ReNabi Will 90 III non'
Us the Chic Tone Style and the Thoroughly Dependable
SS behind this E,Ss
the shewd knowing shoppers congregate
The New Things
order HoSscrepos Pses SUITS M sohsir % Puts and Rough
Novelty Bouce Pattern Caniche Novelty Freze
Snishs Snisshss ,soesss .Sosrssd cheIes: E10 I'M
$xo 0o to tper pattern suitL ....................
Pretty Pattern Suits
$500
Stylish Pattern Suits
Here all tho stylish At stylish big
s::E Il; s.$ $3.50
run patterns for
Zibeline Pattern Suits
Win weight Colored Dress Goods in exclusive pattern
:; ''s s' e; ''s $500
Novelty Dress Patterns
Complete suit lengths Of all tho
@ . I'D $3.50
Cloak and Cape Goods
Bourette Shaggy zibeln ss Winter weight Bou V
ees Manchester fancy tufted Beavers. from UlsUU
Black Goods
adry goods counter Figured GRANTEES soliels, ~ M
Mohairs, Brooches Jac9us d. Stripes, Rough Ell e1
yard $s.5o 81. U.s. $780, xi75 ST. So ST. IS ana %AeVV
The herald., 1895-11-17

direct ocean sewerage. The fact that Los
Angeles is seventeen miles from salt
water precludes the possibility Of the dis.
section ethod being tried here unless
the work of dissection is done at say Bal
Iona. 10 have it done IN or near the
city endangers the public health There
is no safe way to dispose of the ca-casses
except by cremation. 1t seems that some
two years ago the city contracted to have
the dead animals dissectcd. After two
months trial the then BOARD of public
works Cancelled the contract. There was
big complaint made against the con-
tinuance of the dissrcting process from
property owners in the vicinity where the
work was done because OF the frig
stencil AMI it became necessary to abate
the nuisance.
The present garbage contract expires in
February and as II has only three months
to run it is proposed to embody both the
natter of dispOsing Of the garbage and
the dead animals in the one contract in
the future. In the meantime the dead
anmals, so health authorities assert,
shouid be disposed of by cremation. The
supervisors strenuously object to any
disseotinR establishment being run out
side the city limits. Then, too, the
bodies remain too lung on the SPOT where
they died before they are carried 10 the
dissecting shop. In the crematory,
day. the body OF horse is reduced to
ashes in twenty two minutes. 1t IS given
out that in a short time the garbage Gre
matory Will be removed to point be-
yond the city limits. This will give
great satisfaction to many residents liv-
ing near 1t who have been Directing for
some time past about it.
The herald., 1895-11-17
Fur Trimmings

Monday we will place on sale new ipvoiceI {
of everything new and seasonable In Fur
trimmings, many new exclusives only
found here.
The herald., 1895-11-17
Superintendent Howard Must
81 Do the Best He Can
THE CITY RUNNING BEHIND
The Cash and General Fund Is Now
Overdrawn
Condition Of Affairs Disclosed by Q Resoiu-
tion From President Teed Of the Counii.
Streets Which Need Ordinances

The finance committee OF the city coun.
oil yesterday turned down the request OF
Street Superintendent b. A. Howard for
m additional ten men to be added to
bis force of street department laborers,
by ordering the same to be filed.
The committee reported, in the matter
-of the motion requesting 1t to asc 7rtain
and report at tn next meeting OF the
council the amount of demands allowed
upon the cash or general fund each
month during this fiscal year, together
with the molthly allowance on this fund
made in the annual estimate and appor-
tionment, that the amount allowed upon
this fund from ths first day of July to
the first day of Novemb ber, 1895, amount
ed to $50, ,56450. The apportionment for
the cash fund made in annual levy
amounts TO $12, 500 per month in round
numbers. or an allowances for the four
months of $4,000. The demands allowed
during the months mentioned are there
fore $9564.5O in excess of the amount
allowed in the apportionnent for that
time.
The committee also filed the following:
Recommend that the petition from A.
NJ. Theal be filed. The matters COM
planned of in this petition should have
been referred to the board of equaiiza-
tion during its sessiUn when the petit
tioner should have asked for reduction
of his assessment.
The city clerk reported that in the
matter of the opening of Twenty-6Tst
street from Bonsallo avenue to Norwood
street, the report of the commissioners,
together with the plat of the assessment
district, was filed October i4th. Notice
of the filing of said report and plat was
published October 18th. The last day on
which protests could be filed was Novem-
Der 10Th. On November 9Th the protest
of Mary A. Strong ct al. was file I.
In the matter OF the grading of GalIardo
street. from Macy street to Mission road.
on October 2sth notice inviting proposals
was posted and published inviting bids
to be received on November 4th. No bids
have been received.
Inthe matter OF the sewering of Olive
and Courthouse streets, notice of street
work was published October l4th. Time
for protest expired October 30tn. No pro-
tests have been received. 1t will now be
in order 70 pass the ordinance ordering
the work.
In the matter of the sewering OF
Courthouse street. from Grand avenue to
Olive street, notice of street work was
published October 14th. Time for pro-
test expired October 30th. No protests
have been received. 1t will now be in
order to pass the ordinance ordering the
work.
Formal action upon the city clerks re-
port will be taken by the council at its
pession tomorrow.
The herald., 1895-11-17
AT THE HOTELS

G. C. Mood OF Buffalo is at the Hollen-
beck.
PIP. Arnold OF San Francisco is at the
Nadeau.
II. +. Coate of San Fran cisco is at the
Nadeau.
R. H. Stockton OF Bakersfield is at the
Ramona.
F. W. Thompson of New York is at the
Nadeau.
E. c. Sharpe of Riverside is at the Hol.
lenbeck.
J. G. Redpath of San Francisco is ut the
Nadeau.
Max Moses Of New York is gu artered at
the Nadeau.
c. F. Taylor of New York is at the
Westminster.
E. b. Unger OF New York is at the
Westm in ster.
F. W. Ba,n of Philadelphia IS at the
Hollenbeck.
W. j. Hopkins of San Francisco is at
the Nadeau.
Mrs. Joel Lawson of Chicago is guest
at the Westminster.
E. T.. Armour and wife of Pomona are
registered at the Ramona.
Robert j. Oglesby of Chicago is regis
tersd at the Nadeau.
Louis Moore arrived the Nadeau
yesetrdaJ from Cincinnati.
r. s. Hooper has arrived at the Hollen.
beck from Philadelphia.
George H. Graves OF New York is 10.
Gated at the Hollsnebck.
H. Heape of RockdaIe. England, has
registered at the Westminster.
P. W. Berry of Haywood. England. 10
sojournink at the Westminster.
Mrs. G. l.. Barney of indianapolis has
apartments at the HOllenbe beck.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Post Of Stockton
are sojourning at the Hollenbeck.
o. NJ. M.Ainsworth.a a prominent m merchant
OF Ell Paso, Tex, Is at the Ramona.
W. H. Francis of Alameda is among
the recent arrivals at the Westm ster.
John G. Fisher. a prominent citizen Of
San Diego. is staying at the Hollenbsck.
A. M. Parker arrived from Chicago
yesterday and has apartments at the Ra.
mona.
-. G. hampton and wife of Oakland
have taken apartments at the West
minister.
A. ". Dingwall, manager of War of
Wealth,is making his headquarters at the
Hollenbeck.
William Peet and wife arrived yester.
day from Kansas City and are staying at
the Westminster.
V. H. Kreeythalser Of Atlanta, Ca.
arrived yesterday with his wife and child
and is located at the Nadeau.
First Grand Prize Masquerade Ball
The herald., 1895-11-17
THEY SHOULD BE CREMATED
The Council Wrestling With the Dead
Animal Question
Seme Of the Councilmen Assert That the Dis (.
secting Process Is Dangerous to thu
Public Health

Tho question as 10 how to dispose OF
the dead animals that come to an end
within the city limits is subject that
Is agitating the city councilmsn now.
Some of the city fathers contend tnat the
only manner by which the carcasses can
best be disposed OF is by cremation. They
assert that sanitary conditions and the
public health render this method absn-
lutely essential. The dead animals are
only disposed of by the dissection pro-
cess in seaside cities whera there is a
The herald., 1895-11-17

Fairy Show yesterday. They came, they saw and The
pretty things greeted them. It was day OF delight,
Christmas Goods from now on until the holidays.
let them enjoy the sight.
Dress Goods. The Home Of Plaids
Trade combined the oples stores
sa0"
Silk Mixtures
Fn 1'S0Ss s nSP saS sS & ss i ana
hsndsome bright eoios genuine scotch rwseds nc
one dollar per yard; Monday sees them
BoucIe Checks
Az the notable novelties from & Paris m ann eao9n n
fashionable staas about hall the eusomsIy II.
,s y ,Ss SoSSsS Sss pat lON
46-inch Cheviots
mstchess collection Foreign Fabrcscardinal
s the s1a ID oss @ hs hs have
s ass'h1sy S uy Them snS y.uN Not COC
yard but
Dress Goods
such you'll IND only a. The Peoples s'Gs and o.
swelest and richest kind of dress stuHs, and in OON
Camel's-Hair Boucles
a two shades Of % one seal
they're value. you'll and only here Lowat p1sVU
Boucle-Cheviots
great gathering of Paris Noyetes toned Mohars ETC.;
nas rones s p CT E
st and wool a nSxees M nbe sSe Re gre Mans
The herald., 1895-11-17
Fancy Outings

Over 100 different combinations
OF plaids. checks, stripes and
fancy patterns. Insteau Of l0c
yard.
The herald., 1895-11-17
Dandy Flannels

None so pretty as these beauti.
full stripe effects in double
fleece Flannelettes, sold all
over for 20 to 25c. Our price,.
The herald., 1895-11-17
German Eiderd0wns

Those heavy fleece Flannels. just an
the thing for ladies' wrappers. TIT
house gowns and children's kVk
dresses and coats.
The herald., 1895-11-17

First Grand Prize Masquerade Ball
Will be given by Los Angeles Council of
Labor on Saturday avening. Novem Der
23d. at New Turnverein hall, Mai n st.
The herald., 1895-11-17

Millinery
The prette hats Of the here
| birds. feathers and tips
Trimmed Hats
difficult describe with cold We've styl M
trimmed Y gIlI
considerably eOQJoUU
we say
Trimmed Hats
M ~ n
intended al
be at % 4 eQJU
!
BOnnets and Hats
alike Street Hats" Evening Bon m
all chic and stylish headgear worth sp1VsVU
Paris Patterns
And American impr
and lu ind n V ktb
Instead of $4,000 and 1926 co. Dl ZsJU
Childrens Hats
have often hear as kll
We've s0JU
81. 90 and
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-04-15
THEY MEAN BUSINESS.
The Cotton Belt Has Got Plenty of
Room and Will Use 1t to Its and
Our Advantage.

Yesterday the rounder borrowed
a pegasus" from one of his neigh,
bors and took a look over the Cot
ton Belts recent requirement in
landed property on Rose Hill, or
just beyond the Rose Hill cemetery.
The reporter found many two horse
scrapers over there, and noticed
that the road had already been at
work, lowering their track near this
property, in order to make the
grade Of the main track conform
with the new ground, or its topo-
graphy as laid out by Chief Engin-
eer Eaton. There are many stakes
driven in the ground--in fact, the
whole forty acres looked like it was
planted with stakes, and they had
Just sprouted from the ground.
The reporter could only learn by a
diligent enquiry, that large IL
stan engine house would be built,
also a repair shop and houses to
store oil, waste and parts of cast
ings, that are used in repairs on
broken down cars.
The Cotton Belt found itself be-
ing hemmed in on all sides, the K.
G. P. & G, people, have already
bought over hundred acres and
are reaching out for more, the Gate
City has valuable property to make
its terminal improvements on,
should it need to do SO, and the 7,
& P, has long ago got all the land
it needs in the city, and it was these
facts and this outlook that made
the Cotton Belt anxious to get its
hold on property here for terminal
and yard purposes, and in this last
deal it has accomplished what it de-
sired. We shall now expect too see
them put up their needed improve
md what helps them will be
an advantage to our city and peo-
pie.
We hail the acquisition of this
land by the Cotton Belt as a har-
binger of better times for our peo-
pie.