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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30

Polski, ojczyzny naszej, W
nienawisci ku wszystkiemu,
CO jest katolickie, i polskie,
szko1y chca skasowac. Takim
zdrajca Boga i Ojczyzny jest
Psi Clos ze Chicago. Pisze W
numerze dnia 1890 Stycz-
MIA:
NAszE szko}y parafalne, ma
}emi bardzo wYjatkami, So wzorami
uniectwa og}upiania dziatwy. Ucza
W mich osobniki, kt6re nauczeniu5
ME majq wyobrazenia: Coz te dzieci
skorzysta6 moga? Ma co rodzice
wydaja pieniadze? Po co "a okno
wyrzuca6 ciezko zapracowany
grosz, jezeli ten zadnej ME przy-
niesie korzysci?
Psi Glosie!
Krocie ludu polskiego
Z upragnieniem, radoscia, z
ochota buduja szko}y polskle
Zawsze ~polak pragnie, ably
dziecko' W rodzinnym do
niego przem6wi}o jezyku, ably
W rodzinnym do niego pisa}o
jezyku.
A ty, Psi G}osie. nazywasz
wychowanie dzieci polskich W
polskich szko}ach ,,og}upia-
MEM" " Ty ), Psi G}osie''chce
ably polacy grosza ma polskie
szko}y ME wyrzucali!?! ,,Zaw-
see Polak tax skaka}, jak mu
grali",pisze Farnowski.
Ia dawnej Rzeczypospolitej.
"a czas6w Repnina. przy po-
dobnej muzyce, dctahcowa}
sic rozbior6w.
Po rozbiorach doszed}
powstaniami pad brzeg
przepaSci, W kt6ra sic stoczy}.
w Ameryce Psi Clos,
redagowany przez moskiew-
skiego szpiega Machnikow-
skiego, juz otwarcie bury
koscio}y szko}y polskie.
A Zwiazek narodowy uwaza
Psi Clos jako dzielnego
sprzymierzehca.
Do kwarantanny Wami
zgangrenowane opryszki! Do
budy Psi Glosie! Do budy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30

i warcho}stwo bierze gore,
zak}ada sic kosclo}y nieza-
lezne. Vilatte je okrapia.
(Psi Clos tax robi).
P O sz6ste:
pod has}em oswiaty gar
d}uje sic "a Zwiazkiem, bo
Zwiazkowi oswiata grunt,
a religia, najwielzsza podpora
katolickiej Polski - niczem.
(Tak Psi Clos robi.
Powyzszych szest artyku-
low, podpisanych przez Ma
chnikowskiego W domu popa
moskiewskiego W Chicago
"a rubelki, Psi Clos, ma sic
rozumieG ME og}asza. Ale
redaguje sic liberalne gazety
wed}ug szesciu artyku}6w,
nam przez moskali ma brato-
b6jcza zgube narzuconych.
W1ARUs ME .podaie powy,
zej opisanej nowiny jako
kaczke dziennikarska. Many
listy W naszym reku, many
poreczenia najuroczystsze cd
ludzi godnych zaufania, ze
Machnikowski jest szpiegiem
moskiewskim, re szesc
paragrafow zdradziecka swoja
}apa, jak Twardowski cyro,
graf, podpisa}. Gale zycie
tego opryszka jest jednem
pasmem Judaszostwa.
Wiedza teraz polacy, kto
kieruje naszemi chryjamy
parafialnemi. Wiedza teraz,
gdzie szukat tel tajemniczej
reki, tax zrecznie niezgode
miedzy nami siejacej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
MACHNIKOWSK1
jest
Szpiegitm moSkjeWSkim.

Smutny, lecz swiety many
obowiazek, wykryt zdrajce
Ojczyzny W osobie Machni-
kowskiego, redaktora Psiego
G}osu ze Chicago.
Juz cd dawna katolickie
gazety chicagoskie przebaki-
wa}y o moskiewskich szpie-
gach miedzy redaktorami,
polskich gazet. W1ARUs
wierzy} w mozebnosc takiego
upodlcnia, lecz ME mial jas
nych dowowodow. Dzisiaj
W1ARUs ma dowody niezbite,
ze Machnikowski jest ma zo}-
die moskiewskim, szarpiac
"a pomoca Psiego G}osu
jednosc narodowa j religijna
miedzy polakami W Ameryce.
Gle Xxi. to zut,
Kara "a zaprzedanie sswojej
Ojczyzny wrogowi jest kara
lsmlerci "a zycia j piek}o po
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
MlRClPANlkl.
ZMiazek narodowy do
kwarantanny.

Zwiazek narodowy do
kwarantanny.
Zwiszek narodowy rozbija
spok6j W domach ludu
polskiego.
Zwiazek dzia}a W my$li i
duchu moskali i ich szpiegow.
Pc CO Macanikowski lazil
z Czupka do schyzmatyckiego
herszta Vilatte?
20 co Machnikowski lazi}
i lazi z Czapllhskim do 70
syjskiego popa i konsula W
Chicago?
Co bedzie z Polski w
Ameryce, jezeli lud polski
"a rada Psiego G}osu polskich
szkol popierac ME bedzie?
Szamejta, drugiego redak
tora Psiego G}osu, nawet do
szpiegow zaliczyc ME warto.
-Jestto chodzaca gangrena,
iestto morowe powietrze,
wcielone W galicyjskiego
uciekiniera.
DIVA wrzodY dokuczaia
sp6}eczehstwu polskiemu W
Ameryce: Zwiazek narodowy
i rozzuchwalone dziadostwo
koscielne w parafach.
%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30

zdrajca Machnikowski prochy
swych ojc6w, wyrzeka sic
jezyka, ktorym natka do
Eniego przem6wi}a, bury to
co nam w kr6tkiem zyciu
lnaszem jest najswietszem
Enajmilsza os}oda, wypiera
Isle mi}osci Ojczyzny, kt6ra
.nawet poganie najwyzej
! IiYcenili.
Il I "a co zdrajca Machni-
kowski to czyni? Ia pare
rubelk6w rak moskiewskich.
Wtajemniczeni W sprawki
Eodszczepiehc6w na chicagos
kiem Jadwigowie wiedzieli
dobrze, jaki to baka}arz
Iodwiedza} Vilatta, gdy tenze
Epo Chicago b}adzi}, ably
Izb6znice odszczepie1ic6w
+, poswiecic'. ByE to Machni-
Ikowski. By} u Vilatta z
lCzupka. Obaj zdrajcy o6a-
|rowali Vi1attemu swoje
|1us}ugi, ku nawracaniu pol
skich ch}op6w ma moskiew-
Eskich kacap6w. Ale nawet
1Vilatte wzgardzi} ta ho}ota.
| kozie}, Machnikowski
lCzupka "a bardzo cuchneli.
+ Machnikowski ducha psie-
fgo ME traci}. Me uda}o sic
Il Vilattem, sadzil. moze sic
uda z innym dzia}aczem
moskiewskim. Zaczal wiec
zdrajca sic umizgac chica-
goskiemu popowi moskiew
skiemu przy Centre ave. w
towarzystwie pana Czaplih.
skiego }azi Machnikowski do
schyzmatyckiego popa pc
instrukcye i rubelki. Ow
Czaplihski to prosty potomek
z nieprawego }oza tego
Czaplihskiego, kt6rego Bog
dan Chmielnicki kaza} po-
wiesiG.
Plan rozbicia naszej pol.
skiej emigracyi w domu
popa jest uknuty.
N a a m p rz 8 d:
podkopuje sic dobre imie
kazdego ksiedza polskiego W
Ameryce, dodajac do tegc
skandaliczne historye 0 du-
chowiehstwie w kraju. (Psi
Clos tax robi.)
P o d G e:
podkopuje sic organizacye
: katolickie wyzyskujac chytrze
: wszelkie nieporozumienia,
} zawsze miedzy ludzmi zacho.
dzace. (Psi Clos tax robi
: obecnie ma chicagoskien
: Wojciechowie.)
P o tree cie::
, pod pozorem nierzetelnegc
5 gospodarstwa W parahach,
, bury sic lud polski ne
wIadze duchowna. PSI Clos
] tax robi).
, Po cz warte::
pod zmyslonemi zarzutam
: ma niedo}eztwo w para6alnyct
, szkolach. namawia sic luc
J polski, aby dzieci do szko
puhlicznych posyla}, gdzie sic
predko wynaradawiaja. (Tak
j Psi Clos robi).
i ? 0 plate:
ii gdzie kosc;elne dziadostwe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
v. Str, opposite POST OFFICE, Winona, Nina

Oba So wofami ola reos-
kiewskiego p}uga, ktofym
szpiegowie zdraicY, iak Psi
Clos i ,,Jutrzenka", polskie
skiby paskud2a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30

ko tym, kt6rzy zap}a.-
ca wszelki dug "a
WIARUsA AZ do koh-
ca przeszfego,. 1895
roku, a nadto z4oza
ca1oroczn9 przedp1a-
te ma r. 1896, W kwo-
Gle jednego dolara,
ns& Nowi abo-
nenci zamiejscowi,
,jezeli chca dostac
nasz prezent nowo-
roczny, i to op}aconaa
poczt@ W dom,powip~
nj do dolara, kt6rego
z cory zap4aca, do}@
czy6 jeszcze Is cen
tow.
Pan Micha} Men
dyk q Dannevirke,
Nebr., ustanowiony
przez mas kolektorem
abonamentu ,Wiaru-
sa' W Nebrasce.
haSz prezent noWorocznY.
l. = KALENDARZ MARYAN.
SKI, ma r. 1896.
2. = Ksiazka pow1esciowa, pod
tytu}em: GDYBY MIEC TY-
STAG TALARuW!
8. - zBI0R ,PIESNI KOS
CIEIlNYCH.
w%Z ZadnYch in
nych ksiazek W pre-
zencie ME dajemy.
Prezenta WIARUsA
ma rok 1896 poroze-
shane W tym tygodniu
wszystkim abonen-
tom, kt6rym sic, ma
szem zdaniem, ju2
nalezaty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30

Wymagamy ko-
niecznie, ably kazdy
abonent odtad op4a-
ca} ,Wiarusa'' ma
cafY rok naprz6d.
Cena abonamentu
tez, wyjatkowo, tylko
dla takich znizlona na
jednego dolara. Kto
teraz nawet ma tyle
zdoby6 sic ME moze,
temu przy kohcu ro-
ku r6wnie ciezko, a
prawdopodobnie ma
wet ciezej, przyjd jdzie
zap}aciG 2 dolary.
Takiemu tez radzi-
my, ably czempredzej
gdzieindziej sic zapo-
zyczy} z gazeta a ME
psu} rachunku i po-
rzadku pomiedzy ma
szymi przedp}acjcie-
lami.
Nasz podr6zuiacy
agent p. W awrzyniec
Radomski zwiedza
obecnie, W interesie
naszei gazety, osady
polskie W Stanie
Wisconsin,
Nowym abonentom
przes}ane beda nu-
mera w iarusa' kt6-
re dotad, po nowym
roku, wysz}y.
WlARUS
ma caly rok biezacy
wyjatkowo
t\}ko $500
(BEZ PREZENTU)
dla abonent6w ma
prz6d p1acacych;
z prezentem $l.L5
(jeSli prezent ma bye
poczta posfanym).
QWDla dokladnego uregu.
lowania naszych rachunk6w,
potrzeba koniecznie, aby
abonenci nasi zap}aci]i teraz
"a nasza gazette prZyna1mnle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30
AmERYkA

TEODOR RUNJON, poses
amerykahski PREY dwoeze
berlihskim, umarf tam " dnig
27 Stycznia ia parali1 seccs,
W wieku lat 73. Pochodgi1 ze
Stanu New Jersey i podczas
wojny domowej bYi komendan-
tenn .brygady newjerseyskich
ochotnikow.
NEW YORK. N. 7.
Genera}Benia amiuHarrison byfF
p-ezydent 81. Zjin.. oznajaaK
publicznos6 o swycb aarecss-
mach paula Dimmick.JeneraE
Harrison liczY lat 62 a paas
Dimmicks, ktora jest kusv1,ks
amar}ej W Biafym Donna pierw
szel zony prezydenta, ii i;zy
zaledwle pofowe tego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30

rBrDla dok}adnego uregu-
lowania naszych rachunk6w,
potrzeba koniecznie, ably
abonenci nasi zap}aci]i teraz
"a nasza gazette przynajmnlej
wszelka zaleg}ost az do
Stycznia 1896 r.
o. Abonenci, p}acacy "a
WIARUSA dolu. beda
musieli "a niego p}acit diva
dolary rocznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-01-30

Nowym abonentom
przes}ane beda nu-
mera Wiarusa" ",kt6-
re dotad, po nowym
roku, wysz}y.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30
ROAD LEGISLATION.
Summary of the Report Made to the New
York State Assembly.

Summary Of the Report Made to the New
York State Assembly.
The special committee on good roads
authorized by the last assembly re-
ports as follows:
First-That there be at Albany a CEN
trail head, which shall act in an ad.
visory capacity and shall have the su.
perintendence of all roads hereafter
built. the prime idea being that the
maximum of utility shall be reached
with the minimum cost.
Second-That state aid to the amount
of one-third shall be given, subject to
certain conditions and restrictions. and
that the initiative may be taken by
three alternative methods-(a) upon
the petition OF benefited district pay
ing one-third. the county one-third. and
the state one-third; 90 upon petition
OF the town or by resolution duly
passed at any annual or special town
meeting, in which event the town. coln-
ty and state shall each pay one-thrd,
and (c) upon n resolution of the board
OF. supervisors petitioning for county
road. of which the county is to pay two
thirds and the state one third.
Third-That the. number of road of
fcers be decreased, and that there be
one commissioner of highways only
in each town, who shall act in connec-
ton with the town board.
Fourth-That the present wretched
"pathmaster" system shall be abol-
ished. and the money system of taxa
ton for highway purposes be used
throughout the state.
Fifth-That there be a wide-tire law
throughout the state. to take effect
in the year 1900, and regulating the
width of tire to the weight carried.
Sixth-That the convicts in the state
prisons be utilized for the purpose of
manufacturing the material for road
beds at the prisons.
Each of these recommendations is
accompanied by an appropriate bill.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30
HOW THEY ARE MADE.
Inete Of Interest COncernlng 0trings 10
Musacol Instruments.

yaets Of Interest Concernlng Strings for
Musical Instruments.
Although many people play stringed
instrumets, few know how the strings
for their fayorite Instruments are pro-
duced. The Neapolitan provinces
maintain their superiority in the pro
duction Of this article, which requires
the greatest care and dexterity on the
part Of the workmen.
The treble strings are particularly
difficult to make, and are produced at
Naples, probably because the Neapol-
itan sheep, from their small size and
leanness, afford the best raw material.
They are formed from the small intes-
tines, which must be very carefully
scraped. The intestines are then
stepped in alkaline lyes, clarified with
little alum for four or five days, until
we'll bleached and swollen.
They are next drawn through an
open brass thimble, and pressed against
it with the rail in order to smooth and
equal the surface, after which they are
washed, spun or twisted, and sulphuredl
during two hours. The strings are
finally polished by friction and dried.
Sometimes they are sulphured twice or
thrice before the finishing process.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30
|LATEiTElE6RAPHlC NOTES

BARABoo, Wis. Andrew McF'
was killed by cars running over him.
MAIDEN Rock, Wis. - Engel Haeer
captured nine young wolves close to
town.
ST. LOUISA general strike for an
eight hour day by union carpenters
and horse shoers OF the United States
is expected BY the labor organisations
Of st. Louis on May !.
PHILADELPHIA. - Saturday was the
hottest april day in the history Of
the bureau in this city, the thermome.
ter showing 50 degrees at o'clock in
the afternoon. There were many
cases Of heat prostrations.
WASHINGTON. = Acting Comptroller
Coffin received q telegram stating that
the First National bank Of Bedford.
Virginia, has suspended payment. The
brink has capital Of $4,000 and owes
to the depositors and others about
$4,000.
MADISON, Wis. - Judgments Z ave
been entered against the Ogilvie DRY
Goods Company for $500 in favor Of
the H. H. Claim Comps ny, OF New
York. Ogilvie then assign / to M. s..
Klauber. The nominal assets of the
company are given as $780, Geo, and the
liabilities at considerably less.
JAMESTOWN, N. D. - This city has a
novel machine, recently invented in.
vented by millwright. here, in sue.
cessful operation in a Touring mill.
1t consists of threshing, washing
and drying machine through which
the wheat is put previous to its being
ground.
OLDTowN, Me. - The East Maine
Methodist conference, by vote of IS
to 10, declared in favor of admitting
either male or female delegates to the
general conference.
HOLLAND, Mich.-The body of Enos
w. Lawrence was found floating in
Black river. There are indications of
murder.
LONDoN--The Times prints informa-
ton tending to show that the arminQ
of the inhabitants of the Transvaal.
which is gong forward with such en-
ergy, is being assisted from German
sources.
CHICAGo-Ezekial Smith, q wealthy
contractor, who was recently sued by
Miss Ella Donaldson for $4,000 for
breach of promise, has compromised
by marrying the plaintiff, and has
started for California.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30
MARKET REPORTS.
Chicago Produce.

Observation-Disclosures had fair
trade within lNc range closing within Nc;
of the top and Nc higher than yesterday.
1t opened easy; sagged off Mc on heavy
liquidation of May and free selling of July
caused by talk of heavy deliveries on the
first of the month, fairly liberal northwestern
receipts and somewhat less bullsh advices
from there than yesterday; rallied sharply
3sc near the close on reports of cinch bugs
doing damage in western Kansas, aided by
strong closing cables.
Corn was quiet within Nc range, closing
at the top and Nc higher than yesterday,
The market was influenced by wheat near
the close.
Oats had good trade within 1c range,
closing at the top and shade higher tran
yesterday. The market was governed by
wheat and corn.
Following were the days quotations:
Flour-Steady, winter patents, 81. so0
$50; straights, s.. 25m3 50; spring patents.
~ " 49, ~~'6"sSs %4sl ~ 8. .1OS SpIlUg
patents, $3.Io@3. 50; straights Sc 6oa3.Io
bakers, $I.65@25o.
Wheat-Lower; No. spring, 6sNcyNo.
2 red, 67H@6sH; May opened at 66Nc;
highest, 6oAc; lowest, 64Kc; closed at
64nc.
Corn-Higher; cash. 2oHc; May::opened a,
3oc; highest, soc; lowestt, aeN; closed.
Oats-Firm; No. white, aI02zxc;
No. 3 white, leK02lkc.
Rye-37c.
Barley-No. 5, 27@3sc.
Flax-o2Hc.
Iimothy-$3.2s.
Clover-$8.oo 90.
Pork-April IS. 57H; July $S.7s.
Lard-April s4.S7h; May $s.oaK
Ribs-April s.. 80; July 81 Az.
Short Clear Sides-$4. 37K@4.so.
Butter - Weak; ere: meries: Io0raKe.
dairies, o@I3c.
Eggs-Steady; oH0roc.
Receipts-Flour, 5 600; wheat, $4,000:
corn, 2Io, 900; oats, 273
Shipments - Flour, 20, 900; wheat. co.
900; corn, $4,000; oats, 277, 900.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30
How Marbles Are Made.

Most of the stone marbles used by
boys are made in Germany. Only the
refuse of the marble quarries is EN-
ployed, and this is treated in such q
way that there is practically no waste.
Men are employed to break the stone
into small cubes, which are then thrown
into mill consisting of q grooved bed.
stone and revolving runner. Water is
fed to the mill and the runner is quickly
revolved. while the friction does the
rest. In half an hour the mill is stopped.
and bushei or SO of perfectly rounded
marbles is taken out.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30

apprehension. riy &C once. " Things ,sses
be ..nrse for y0u II is something always
IL gain time or . nlon.ei.t. You will avoid
suspicion: pnblis scsrdsl trial. lnciosed
tonight. She sails at nine. Luggage to be ON
board the tender by eight SHARP. II you
go. all can yet be satisfactorily cleared up.
II you stay. the dangers great. and may be
very serious. Ticket is taken land paid tor)
in the name OF Arthur StHndish Ellington.
Settle your account ut the hotel I'D that
name, and 20.
Yours. in frantic haste,
"A SINCERE WELL-wIsMER.'
GUY gazed ct the strange n,ssive long
and obviously. "A warrant is out" He
scar oelv knew what to do. Oh. tor time,
time time! Had Cyril sent this? Or was IL
ton.e final devise Of that fend hewitt
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30
Cro be continually
A SPECTACULAR WIDOW.
Wanted Her Photograph Taken while
Weepang Over = Tombstone.

- g~AOs AAVS<SBSbpM 4ohOu " mac
Weeping Over . Tombstone
A young widow in London engaged a
presumably also young photographer
to take her picture while she leaned
weeping over the tombstone of her
dear departed" On the day appoint
ed the sentimental beauty in weeds
went to the graveyard and at once
opened the sluices IF her great sorrow
She wept and wept for hours. but Inc
came not. Finally she went dry and
home, and stTnightway sued the photog-
rapher for the return Of the money
which she had paid il advance.
The artist claimed TINT the appoint.
nent had been vague; that he went To
the cemetery and waited three hours
for her ct the grave, also in vain. No,
they didn't compromise by marrying
each Other. Tho Judge rendered 4
decisiOn against the photographer, be-
cause stthe photograph, showing the
undying fidelity az the pretty widow.
might, II fnishsd at the time agreed
upon, have been Instrumental in mo
curing her second husband" Al
least - nays Belgian paper.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30

McKEEsPoRT, Pa.-The Sterling Steel
Company has been compelled to tenn
porarily suspend operations. THE
frm has been making projectiles for
the United States government and has
approved bills TO the amount OF 500
0OO, but they have not yet been paid.
ABERCRoABIE, N. Dan expert safe
cracker entered the store building of
Hallum Bros. & Bloxrud. drilled =
hole In the side Of the Combination
lock, and with q small iron drove the
inside plate of, causing the tumblers
to drop. The entrance was made
easily, and without use Of powder. He
secured about e15O, leaving Ia the
drawer two drafts and check. 4
barber shop was also rifsd.
BLACK RIVER Falls, Wis.-The flrst
rise IA the river came By flooding and
= gooo run Of logs was the resnlt
mostly last year: LOGS.
!. LIsDoN. N. D.The commissioner
Of Ransom county will fund the fioat'
ing Indebtedness Witch amounta -
About $4,000, II s par cent bonds.
NEW HEpro1p, Mass.-The f.h,..
schconerJ 4. M. Campbell WAS cansi.s3
Friday nlGht md her entire crev, c.sr
siseane ~ nlne men, was drowned. -.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30

MINNEAPOLIS, Special. - Wheat - Re.
GeiPss, isS. Market strong. MAY soXc;
July, ok @6INc. No. hard, 63Nc: M
northern, 62Nc; No. = Northern. 6ax
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Special. - Coffee-Option,
closed steady at unchanged prices to I net
ADVANCE OF IS points May, $Ia. Ss0$la..
IS. Spot Rio, quiet; No. j. i3Nc sid.
sugar-Quiet hut firm; fair rehnino. anc
centrifugal. 60 test, 44c; refined stesdv:
standard A and confectioners' A. az:
cu' loaf and crushed s granulatea, 80
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30
THE UNIVERSAL NEED.

Wanted a perfect country road wherein
the noble steed
Can draw broad and ample load at a
pleasant rate of speed:
One hard and smooth and level, yet sc
drained and round and high,
1t won't be muddy when It's wet, nor dusty
when it's dry.
-(Sood Roads
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!! ]
/ IBB BONE.
tyoasi nusd 1rom Laas wssx,,
CRATER XIV.
SsSs.S r.kAn rRrNrs. S &

\ IS. ,,,.,p ~xv
|SsgsI - q !. D .s-' - 'S
sSss LEAD TRUNrs-
Il fn..fiv un.,er the circnm.t.n mo-. Il
M NJ slf I'M vaar ttaaf ~ Wnrinc nnrsued
| ~ firstns,s into Montaxue Nevitts
XSS2 3sns.Ss b Neithar a pIvinnnfh nnr
u ~ v6era slee slo,,r tic skirts of IDarfmoor
SsSiI ~ lsSrn thst ANYTHING more mad
N 31In aoef, Or heard 81 the man who called
n. sfsSs M stAfr Ncf;rernr And vet CIV
u 7s72 asfre Nevitt No,lIdi,'t % far iron, Nam.
81 Syv ~ thinas I. e,s,I inst then: Tor as soon
~ n,issed thc mock &. book containing
q - f6reS fhnus1.sd hounds. he vonli sure.
II y Y so ,.ss stssss 81 rscoyer i. 1 -
II Two dsys iater. ia weyer. Gilbert Glider
& sleeve - Il, NE hotel !. Plymouth, where
y u re had novel from Ivybridgc after
-uaII - he rhrased II 10 himself after
Il mt uniOrtunate accident The 5. ustering
G. ~ like another man now. For the
4 Is ~ iservoIss s,,d tin,id. Eyery sound
n made Mn sliUnress a inyoIuntary start;
1Dr as Va he fad heard no whisper of the
n hf,dv kafnr e23scoyertd. He conIdn't leave
b TIC i1elrh forhoOd. however. tillthe murder
NJ ouf. Daneerous Is he felt IL to lie "a
4 essnain % the spot some strange spell
\ seemed t0 bind him against his will ia
( Dartmoof. ne must stop and hear what
Iocal eOssin had "a saw when the BODY
1 INC tO Irht. And above iii. for tho
nraae1t. he kadn't the courage I'd 20 home
n ~ !. - 80 -. N. c,vr ~. .ra a.,,rh
- s'- 49, ~ I " - @''s' Z
A e q % ssayed On, ana ioanged. ana pre-.
.sSe h;i,s md M tha Tsn,ay vs,l"v As oss'
! Il. 80 i, IL h;,i;ar.i ~. a.v
,ss.,... T,ts, 80 .a. uay,
bsrssl $3.50 ii have seen , a ~ - twice IN inn.
S 4 Hss turned srhs o GSsrs
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Special. - Hogs - Receint..
100 mead; market 5 cents lower; Iieht.
s3.o9W3'95; mixed, s3.6s03 90; heavy:
Sa.1'e Receipts, 500 head; market
s'ees n oeeves, S3.I504.4o; cows 81. soN
500; Texans, - oo@3.os; stocken M
feeders, Il. so@3 u. @"u
oneep - Receipts, 1890 head; market
steady. Sheep, 81. so63.7s: Iamh. Is "a -
pounds. vs - ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30

BY planting good selection of varie-
ties, the supply of strawberries, rasp-
berries and blackberries may be con-
siderably extended.
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Now YeRk nalna,.

NEW Yoak, Special. Money d Ell
easy: closed ct az per cent. - y
cent. 9svS3A -
Sterling exchange arm and hi.h., -
actual business ID 6aakerr, mn. 81 49, 49,
.4:ss1 ~; sixty days 9. ~ y ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30
Sioux CITY Live ,stn.A

o.. SIOUX CITY, Special. - Hors-Receipts.
o nead; market weak; sold S.. asa
steady. As@1' MssAss