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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-09
A, I,tere.tinx Occasion.

WILSON, n. G., May s.-(Special)-
Last night the graduating exercises OF
the ninth grade OF the Wilson Graded
School were held I'm the school chapel.
The graduates. nine in number, read
theses and delivered speeches. Major j.
+. Bruton delivered the diplomas TO the
graduates in very appropriate speech.
Mr.. Charles w. Gold, editor OF the
Wilson Times. delivered the annual ad-
dress 10 the class. His subject. Dig
nity OF the Production Of wealth." was
handled with ability. Superintendent
George w. Conner made a very inter-
esting report OF the years work, after
which a beautiful hoop-drill by some
Young ladies' OF the school closed the
exercises. Tonight the concert took
Mace
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For seasickness
~ Hnr.forsf's Acid PhOsph "a q.

Dr. j. Fourness-Brice. OF 5. 5. Teutomc'
saws: II have prescribed 1t In my prac-
tice among the passengers travelling 10
ara from Europe In this steamer. and the
result has satisfied me that II taken In
time. II will. In a great many cases. pre-
vent seasickness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-09
LONDON AND PARIS.

LONDON, ENG, May S.-Bar silver,
3ld. Consols, III SIS for money. and
III l-l6 for the account.
Paris adyices quite 3 per cent rentes
at lO2f, CSC, for the account
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-09
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, May S-Baltimore
and Ohio. 16 IL; Northern Central, 10
asked; Consolidated Gas stocks. Ga rs
asked. do. bonds. Ss. llS bid; do, SIS,
l0i l-Sq10l "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-09

number reported last year. but larger
than any other In the boards history.
THE baptisms have been 5.GlT-only
s0f less than last year.
The receipts from the churches have
been 81, ey7.54. against S6,T0.g last year
$Si337 less.
The estimated value OF the boards
property last year was $50 $50. The IN
crease during the present year has been
b.l50 making the present total value
sl0i,5S0"
The report shows the following sum
mary OF work for the past conventional
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY s. 1885.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY s. 1895.
ARRIVED.
steamship Richmond. Davis. New York
passengers and general cargo, Old Do
minion steamship Company.
Schooner Annie Campo, Pope Baltimore.
Md acid phosphate: Virginia and Caro-
lima Chemical Company.
Schooner Annie Bell, Kitchens Baiu'
more. acid phosphate; Nirginia-carolina
Chemical Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahonlas, Graves. Norfolk.
Virginia Ma 'igatlon Company.
Steamship Richmond, Davis, New YORK,
Messengers and general cargo; Old Do
minion Stea mship Company
Schooner Grace ID. Bennett, Agnes, City
Point.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY g. 1895.
By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
British steamship Ysdmandale, Port
Schooner Sarah w. Lawrence. PrOvi-
dence, Captain Hammet.
SAILED.
British steamship Yedmandale. Porta
british steamship Teutonia, Liverpool.
Schooner Baysrd, Barnes. New Haven
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY s. 1896.
By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore. Murphy, Balti-
more; passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balu-
more: passengers and general cargo.
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collections. .
The report was referred to suitable COM
miNees. 1870, ,,,e,crONrS
The report on home missions was re s,,.,
by Rev. i Or; l; T. ,o dlSnsn0'' i"' ''N'
"The Home Mission Board returns l's
most grateful acknow edgment 10 IN
Giyer OF all good for the blessings WhiSh
nave attended IL during the past year.
.erbe iabors of its missionaries have
been attended by the influence on tue
Divine Spirit, so that only once be1ore ~
iii its history has the board been able 10
report such results. so.,,,a,,o,
Much OF interest TO the dehoillli,ia eloi'
is embodied in the following extracts
from the report
CHURCH BUILDING
,.q-his department OF our work has been
s,voe,ing faster than the increase OF our
funds. Last year the appropriations Ti
The board for this purpose were nearS
siS GOO This year the board has felt me
SSescesslty of assisting churches In SAYING
sbeir houses OF worship. which, II IoSl,
you'd entail disaster. not only upon tnr
Sbnrch itself. but upon the interests OF
cnr denomination covering large secuoi Is
OF the country. Part OF tne ~. I'D
cornneIled to report Is due TO EFFORTS maze
bv the board TO save Naluapie PiVP0tS "
The denomination. -
FINANCIAL CONDITION.
.er.na hoard began the year with DEBT
~ si fo0 and ends the year with Shsv,
.Ishe Indebtedness incurred curing tne
, ins year is IS. $50. OF this amount.
"a has been invested IN property IN
Nayy orleans and III Paso. leaving tne
49," aynenaiture for the present year
above receipts but N,eo.
GENERAL STATEMENT.
.oT,he number OF our missionaries TINS
year has been q small decrease i'oN' '"s
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, May ), lS0.
Auction offerings on Change to-day, Il
pscSages, and all sold. Highest price,
1915. ,,, o. ... a.
private sales: Filters; 81; wrappers. .;
ne. scrap. 8. Total. q hogsheads..
Reyenue collections: Cigars and eiga-
rettes' S,i725; tobacco. a'soi.Ss Total,
S,O7sX ,ar~.
80 - iooss tobacco to-day. consisting
Of both bright and dark tobacco. Prices
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, May 5, 1870.
ouotattons-Wheat-L ongberry. 72q15c.
mixed. 7l4T5c.: shortberry, 10a75c.; No. z
red "A l-267sc. Corn-White, Virginia,
SIC; No. 2 white. $685. he; No. mixed.
35d35 lie Oats-No mixed, "a l-Sc''
No. 3 mixed, 24c. Rye-45g45c.
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Old papers for sale at $50. a hundred at
Dispatch office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-09

were well up on all grades. and especia'iy
strong on sun-cured sorts.
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Openins. HisnesL loves

Tash quotations: Flour was quiet and
steady; hard wheat, spring patents quV ,,s
bile al s. lOQS36j in wood; other piiS 20, u'i.
Changed No 2 spring wheat, 6ZltgeSS5zcs;;
~" 3 red. 66isd67lsc. No. 2 corn, .5siH
5eirc No . oats. 1910. Mess pork, Niou
81 RI. Lard, N.72I2aA7j. Short-rio ssiaes,
q I651Si.20; dry-salted shoulders Agyp
81 62ls: short clear Sides A'-"eSi'''z
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Union STOCK-YARDS. liz, May 81
CattIe-Receipts, 1890 head. Market easy
and 5Gl0c lower; common 10 extra s do1sss.
cows and bulls, sl.5Oq3.25; Texas feeders'
y HiSogFss'nR 81; 5000 head Market easy
and 5alOc lower; heavy packing ana ship-
ping lots, S325GS3.45 common choice, i mix *
I'd. &c 256s355; choice assorted, SOOdS.oo'
light S3.s5QS365; pigs. &.ioqSsW' ,,or,o,
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head: Marker
weak: Inferior to choice, s25Oa$S.15; lambs
- -'e F''' CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o., May S-Fiour-Qulet
and in fair demand; winter wheat patent
*. 7Oa s. 80; spring patent, Sh6ylR;y. ed.
Wheat-Qulet and steady; No. 2 red o'n
Corn-Qulet and unchanged; No. : mix
&C oatsNouiet and steady; rejected, mixed
trH po1k A Quiet and steady; mess. .ss.75:
I'll 0uiet and ia fair demand. steam
Leaf CID: kettle lard, SIS.
Pacon-Ouiet and In fair demand; loose
| shoulders, S475; short-rib sides $4.o' snort
| clear sides. s.; bellies, SO. ,o..
Dry-Salted Meats-Steady and quiet,
loose shoulders, AS, short ribs, Ast11;
short clear sides si62lz; bellies, $40; box
| ed meats. &c. more. ,.coa
! Whiskey-Quiet and steady at VIZ.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, MO. May S-Flo ~ r-1i y q .
! e5Tf Il l1s fancy, tZ.iOH - ~ ,
en WSSe;at@ - YER May, 5s4c nominally;
July. 6O4c; September Gle. nominaily.
| Corn-LOwer; May, z6c, asked jury
oats-Lower; May. l7Ac. nominally;
'I PoSrk-standard mess. new. ss.s5; old.
y75 ,,ss. oho,ce us
Racon-ShouIders $40; longs, $40; clear
ribs. s4.s7is;. clear sides A,Si5z .,9s.
longs. si.i2ls; clear ribs. $.37lz; clear sides,
FHixh Wines-Stsady at si.22.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL May $3.50 Z. Moot
ton-Demand fair; prices easier; american
middling. l5-32d.; sales, l2,W0 bales,
american. 1920 bales; speculation AND
export. 800 bales: receipts, l5,0cO bales
Am He,Vras opened quiet: demand moderate;
NAV and June. 4 2l-S4fl4 0-64d., June and
July. is-siq4 lS-S4d.; July and august
4 i7-S4lI4 l6-64d.; August and Sep,enlpSe,'
7'sids; December and January. s-d2-sid'
February and March. 63-ofd. a.
futures quiet and steady: Tenders, ~
bales new docket and loo OLD docket .Q9d
lower: American mlddling, fair, SO .sa
middling. lid; low middling. = ~ 80
good ordinary, 47-32d.; ordinary. fi-S-o'
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x0.1as q 5000 n slOl.l6 b

II will be seen that Virginia heads the
column of States in contributions, ana
reports no expense TO the board in making
collections. ,.
The report was referred to suitable COM
mittees. o.c,,oD-S
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHHOSD. May s, 1898
sugs.-I. 900 Atlanta and Charlotte incomes
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, May s--Fiour-Uncnans
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
z GALICYl.
GODNYnaslal owania przyk}ad

GODNYnasla lowania przyk}ad
da}a gmjna Butla W obwodzie
samborskim, W Gal1cYj. Zydzl
lichwlarze trapill te gmine niesfy'
chanie wyzyskiem, ktdry tax
daleko doszedi, re sta} sic niezno-
snym, Uda}i sic zatem traplenl
w1oscianle do sadu o pomoc.
Wytoczono kllka prooes6w !
skazano kilku najgorszych Itch
WARY ma wiezlenie, a 1nnYch ma
zwrot llchwlarsklch procentdw.
WydobYwszy sig w}osclanle z pod
w4adz tYch pi]awek zydowskich.
.postanowlli bez wy19tku, czy
mezczyznl czY nlewlasty ,powstrzy-
mac sic ma lat piec cd wszelklch
alkohol6w. q stanowifo to sumo ME
ma}a. albowiem gmina majaca
-oko1o 1900 m1eszkanc6w, potrzebo-
wa1a corocznie, jak zbadano,
alkohollcznych napoj6w ma 6
tysiecy floren6w.
Zamlar ten wYkonall W
,niedzlele palmowa pc nabozen.
,stwie uczynili Stub ma lat piec.Teraz
juz zaczynaja mYslet o czytelni, G
wtasnych chrzesciansklch krami-
kach, a p1zYkfad ten szerzY sic ma
gminy sasiednie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
anss rsn yaA,a ssMy &c. s&tflsslge aYs.sg
PoSka led Moskaleui.
ZLITW Ydochodzl w,adomos6

ZLITW Ydochodzl w,adomosc
o nowem znecamu sic mad katoll-
cyzmem. W sw,eta WielklejNocy,
podczas proceeyi W kosciele W
Kopyiu, pomiedzy Nieswiezem a
:Siuck,em, lud spiewaf polsk'epiesn''
Pol,cya zdala RAPPORT. Zjechal
lsprawnik i zagrozlf kara, z%akazujac
wszelklch ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
o buntowaniu sic k%atol'kow
modiitwa i piesnia don'eslono
gubernatorowi; ten kauai SIG
ks)edzu wyt16maczyc, q policy,
wziasG go pod osob1sty dozor. W
chw,ll, kt6rej sega donleslenle'
sprawl u ~gubernatora ME by1a
ieszcze rozst1zygnieta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
Diva lycIa uralOwane.

PAM Phoebe Thomas q JunctioH
City, I'll. wiedziafa cd doktor6W. Re ma
suchoty i ie zadnej ola niej ME ms
nadziei, ale dw1e butelki Dr. King
New Discovery wyleczyly ja kompleta
ME i uratowaly jej zycie.
Th0s. Eggers, 13S, Florida Str,
San Francisco cierpial wskutek sllnego
za%ziebienia i blizkim byl suchot, pr6bo-
wal ~wszystko bezskutecznie, pc tenn
kupi{ jedn2 butelke DR.. Kings New
Dicovery i W diva tygodnie w~yzdrowlal.
Byi wdziecznym. TIE to skutki polecaj9
to lekarstwo cd kaszlu i ~zazlebienia.
Cena "a butelki pc so cent6w i jed1ym
oplarze. Ma sprzedaz we w~szystchik
latekacb
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
NewyOrskf list O modach

Spodnice u suknl latowych So
obsadzone ma dole rozuemi wysta~
]aceml ozdobami, ~wstazkami We
fa}dy uktadane, rozmalteml pufa-
mi i kokardami.
Blizsze szczeg6Iy panujace]
obecnie modzie sukien damsklch
MONA znalezG W nastepuiacYch
nowoyorsklch pismach modnlar-
skich, wydawanvch przez irme A.
Mcdowell & Co.
La Node de Paris, $3.50 rocznle
lub IS centow kopla;
Paris Album Of Fashion, $3.50
rocznie, lub IS centow kopia;
heF5enchD ressnaaher, So. %rocznie
lub 80 cent6w kopia;
Ii Node, ~najlepsze famllilne pis-
mo modniarskie " AmerYce
kosztuje tylko 81 So %rocznie,
albo Is cent6w egzemplarz.
Me kupowa6 z kramiku gaze
c,arskiego innego pisma modn,ar
skiego, Jak powy&ej wymlen,one
albo tel zamowic sobie kt6re
mich wprost Cd Wydawc6w. poo
adresem: Mcdowell + Co.. 4 Yves
l4th Str. New York City, New
York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
ST. LOUIS

jest Jednem z najwiekszych i mai
Oleknleiszych mast " StaDach
Zjedncczonych. w dniu le Czerwca
bedzie tam RepubllkanskaK onwen-
eva Narod. CzY IL Polakow ktory
tam pojedzie? Pewnie niejeden.
Taxi n1echaj pod@zy ia konwencye
Koleja Burllngtonska jake
jedyna droga pod lynn samym
zarzadem pomiedzy Minneapolis,
St. Paul i St. Louis. Wzgledem
map plan6w jazdy it'd. zgfosic sig
do W. J. c.. KENYON Gen. Freight
and Passenger Agent, St. Paul,
MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
GRUNTA
w OSADZIE POLSKIEJ
w Sturgeon Lake
(MINN).

Tania zlemla.- Dobra ziemla.
ID obra woda. - Wlele drzewa.
- Dcbre targi. = Polsk,e Kosclo.
" Polskle szko}y. - $50
rodzin juz tam sig osiedllAo.
Najlepsze mielsce W Ameryce
ola biednego cz}owieka. Grunta
.tylko IS. 90 "a akler, q pee do 10
lat czasu do zaplacenla.
Darmo przesle mapy lub
kslazeczki
HOPEWELL CLARK
Land Commissioner.
St. Paul b Duluth Railroad
st. Paul, Mimi
albo
ERANCISZEK LEMkA.
Polski agent imigracyJnY,
7l3 Pioneer Press Building
St. Paul, Mimi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04

Nastepujacy dotychczasowi
abonenci nasi pozostali nam
winni "a gazette:
New York, Rev. Strzelecki $50
Newark Rev. L. Kwiatkowskl BIB
Baltimore F. J. Brzoskowski 1855
Dn)uth Pawet PRESS 2.65
Ten sam winien nam
juz cd 4 lat "a ksiazke 200
pr4ack; Piotr Gum,enny 2.65
Stonhen Wo7cjecn Kuzpia 2.75
Stef Budzlszewski 2.65
ST. Paul George Krawczyk 2.65
ST.. Paul Antoni Kubiak 2.45
Saginaw M1cha} Weso}owskl IS
Toledo Wo]ciech Herwart 2.65
Waukegan F. Gogulski 2.l5
Kansas G.. J. Maiewskl 2.3o
Thorson, J6z. Gruba 2.l5
Gag dalszy nastapi.2
a. Me dziwiG sic biednemu
robotnikowi jezeli ME moze zap}a-
cic "a gazette, ale jezli taxi pan
Jan B. Kowalkowski St. G u d
pozwoli1 siebie wpakowa6 pomie-
dry Darmoczytalskich, to juz
przechodzi wszelkie pojecia.P osiada
dobra farme, a mieszka soble
pieknie W miescie, gdzie objezdza
powozem pc salonach trytuje.s Syn
lego zas aldermanem jest. A mimo
tego w~szystkiego pahstwa ME
wzdrygna} sic ten asan J. B. 10
walkowski skrzywdzic wydawce
nasze] gazety o 4 dolary.- Widac'
re wstydu W oczach ME ma ten
| cz{owiek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
W KSIEGARN
T. DIT RD0WSKIEG0
W Wlnoua, Mlnn.
MONA dostac rozmaite ks.azki pol,
skle. szczeg6lnie zas nastepujace:

sk,e. szczeg6lnie zas nastepujace:
Szowmh Pozsko dngielski an
giezsko- Polski, duza ks'azka "
pieknej oprawle ...........S4. 90
Spie1vnlk Rlski, zawieraiacy
wsz>stk'e p1esni, sp,ewane pc pol.
sk1ch koscio}ach, razem oko1o
Ksiq&ka do m-abo4emstwo mapi-
sana przez Arcybiskupa Dumaaaa,
TAX zwana Biskupka, ola mezczyzn
Ia sauna Biskupka. W pick
niejszei oprawie, 2 okuciem a
meczkiem. .$2.5 SO
Ani6t Strd&, ksiazka do nabo.
zenstwa W pieknej oprawle, re
zfotym brzegiem ..Sl.W
Taxi sam Ani6t Srd& .opraw-
ny W kosG s}onlowa, okuc'em
zameczkiem, stosowny ma podaru-
mex ola dam. ..Sl.75
Wsamek Maryi, z wy~t}oczone-
mi obrazkaml ma okfadkach
z}oconYm brzegiem.-........Sl.59
Wvborek czyli kr6tki spos6b
nabozehstwa codzlennego, W ivy
czsjne1 oprawie.-..........4U G.
Taxi sam wyborek, oprawny W
droga sk6rke, z okuclem zamecz-
Kssq2eczka do mabo&enstaoo
ola mtodsie&y, oprawna W potsko-
rex. 90 G.
Dziecie do Bogo, k%siazeczka
do nabo&enstwa ola m{odzlezy< ka-
tolicKiei....... ........ ....2o 3.
Awiot miewsanoSsci, ks1azka do
~nabozenstwa ola dziecl polskich W
Ameryce Ios6bne wydan1e ola
ch4oyc6w l osobne ola dzlew-
czat).
Kuchorka Polska i Amery-
kahska, n~ajstarsza dotad wydru-
kowana W AmerYce polska kslazka
kucharska ....b0 G.
Po$red,aiE Polsko Angiezsks'
kslazka ola Polak6w W AmerYce,
ola }atwego n%auczenia sic pc an
glelsku.. &
LekQrz Domowy czyll nleza-
wodne sposoby domowego i TAME.
90 l~eczenla rozmaitYch chor6b 25c'
Rrzewodnik do pisomio Ast6w
nasfosmych.... ..-.ao G.
L1stownk Polsko Amaerykahski,
podrecznlk ~zawleraj9cy nauke pi-
SANTA l1st6w i gotowe IVORY llstow
W wszystkjch przypadkach ~
Sennk ~persko egipski. SOC.
Senmik czyli w%r6zenle re snow
ma przesz4o 500 przypadk6w stu
c.
Pr@epis Musztry ola wojska
polskiego............ ,..... .5Oc.
Elenaentarz Rlsks (duzy). .25o.
Eyenenta1@ Mazy ola dzlecl
polsklch W Ameryce............8c
Ksiq2ko Rachunkowa czyll
A mety k a...........-.35c
Dzieje starego novego ISst0
maentu Il obrazkam1). .4Oc.
Historya Stan6w Zjednoczonych
God odkrycia Ameryk' al do ma
szych czas6w (duza ksiqzka). rs c.
Gonoweffa, sztmczka teatrolna re
spieWaInl.. SOC.
Mynhausem, ten d}ug'm
oc'
Proroct~o Michozdy, Kr6lo we:
re Saby, l3tei Syb'lli ........loc
Zyd waeczny 1utac= -. ...l0c
Wolek no jarnaorSu (Zabawns
hlstorya, wierszem %u}ozona). 80 C
Proroctua o Polsce l0c
Ks,azeczka ola dusz naboz
nYch.--..... . G.
Testament Piotra Wielklego;5
Przygody Lorka Szlazaka, Is
Gdy6y mice 1000 dolar6w
pewiesc dla cnotuwej m}odziezy 10
Wesozy Wierszokleta, powln
szowania ma wszelkie przygody
%zaprosiny ma weseie eek
w~eselne. 20 c
Kaszu6i pod Niedmien, weso
opowiadanie 20 kaszubsku (wier
szem) c
NeWyOrskf list 0 lMOdach
Spodnice u suknl latowych s;
obsadzone ma dole roznemi wysta
1aceml ozdobami, wstazkami VT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
Katar moie byt wyIeczo-

Katar moie bye wyleczO-
Prawda, katar ME moze byc wyle-
czony " spos6b taxi, iak go zwykle
lecza przez sIokalne aplikacye.
Chcac gruntownie leczyc katar,
trzeba uzywac 1akiego srodka
wewnetrznie, by ma krew dzla}a}.
a takim srodkiem jest uzywana
przez mas Halla kuracya
ka taru- Halls Catarrb Cure.
Medycyne te juz cd dawna wynalazf
]eden 2, najlepszych lekarzY " tym
krajo. Swladectwa IA zadanie
darmo przes}ane beda.
F. j. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. O.
Sprzedaie SIG we wszystklch apte~
kach, cena 75c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
FRASZKI.

w So k e..
Nauczyciiel. Gem bv4 Tytus Sa-
muelku?
SannueleE. Antysemlsta.
Nduczyciel Ale..,
S0mzuelek. Wszak zburzyf Jer O
zollme.,.
Wesoty hryereE.
Stale d q C b o d y.
- Panic Leone, co tez pan
anasz d O b O d u?
D &C h o d u. prosze PAM:
man dwie nogl. pare butow
trey parry skarp...
Oh ME 0 to p7tam!...
(Dja6eD.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04

NHOROBA SERLOWA ma pre-
wage mad ehorym. Sadzono, re
choroba sercowa jest nieuleczalna,
iezell symptomata rozwina sic, pa
event trwozy sic / nastepu1e nerwo-
wosG. Gdy jednak pewne lekarstwo
sic zoajdzle nastapl wyleczenie,
90 latach cierpien. wtedy jest
wielka radosc, uleczony chce .,aby
ca{y SWAT o tenn w1edzlaf". PAM
Laura Wineigea z Selkirk p1sze
,,Chce aby ca4y SWAT wiedzia} co
DR.. Miles'Heart Cure zdzia}a}o ola
mn1e. Przez dzjesiec lat mia}am
DR.. Miles boil serca, krot-
Heart Cure XII eddech. bicle
PrzyWraca serca, Dol W
zdrow1e... Iewym boku,
c1ezkosc W plersiach, es{ablenie,
dreczace shy, ME mog}am spac ma
boku. czu}am zimno i strasznie Ger
p,a}am Zaczefam uzywaG DR.. Miles
Heart Cure i zanlm skonczy}am
druga flaszke peculiar dobre dz'a'
taule. Czuje terAz. IL jestem gu
pe4nie zdrowa. DR.. Miles, Heart
Cure aratowa1o mi zyc'e".
DR.. Miles Heart Cure spree
da7e sic z gwarancya, pierwsza
flaszka pomoze Tub pleniadze Sic
zwracaja ..5.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-06-04
WstaWanie ranO ME powlnnt


bye trudna praca. Powlnnisc1e
czuc sic zupe}nio wypoczetemi 20
ca1onocnem spanlu ,Jezll ta:-lmi ME
czo]ecie sic, to ME %1estescie zdrcwN-
mi, lecz mozecle sic postawlc W
wyborny stan , zapobiedz chorobie
przez uzycie Ora Piotra Gomozo.
Uderza n ma sam korzen choroby
przez powlekszanie zywotnosci /
zregulowanie zywotnych organ6w,
nerki, watroby, zo}adka, w%netrzno-
Sc, systemu nerwowego. Me
jestto apteczne lekarstwo. lecz
sprzedawanem jest przez agentow
specyalnych, lub MONA ]e wprost
dostsc cd Doktor Peter FahrneY,
ll2 - ia SO. Hoyne ave, Chicago,
Ills.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-10-24

Among the HERALD subscrib-
ers enrolled this week was Earnest
Profit of Ockonook, a Bonner's
Ferry man now at the line.
Mr.. M. NJ. Fry's many friends
will regret to learn Of serious ac-
cident that befell that gentleman
during the week. A horse fell with
him and Mr.. Fry has broken leg
as a result. He is getting along as
well as could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Dolan
left for Trail Thursday where Mrs.
Dolan will make IN extended visit
with her mother, Mrs. Fred Kaiser.
James e. will return to his official
work in a few days.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-10-24
HowTo BEAcusToMs OFFICER
The Hanna Deal is off, as Politics
Cuts no Figure.

The gold bug camp in Kootenai
county is in a state of panic, caused
by a circular recently issued by
John G. Carlisle, secretary of treas
ury. 1t is well known fact, and
the HERALD could give names if
necessary, that the gold bug leaders
have been dealing out positions in
the customs service with reckless
extravaganza. 1t was a mighty
poor stick that could not get the
premise of an office if he would
agree to support the gold bug tick
ct -provided Mckinley was elected.
1t is surprising how many suckers
bit at the bait-the same job hav-
ing been promised over and over
again to different parties. But
this little snide game is played out
now.
BY an official circular addressed
to the customs officers all officials in
the customs department receiving
a salary of 1910 to $4,000 are declar-
ed to be in the classified service and
and the law declares further:
"rhat no person shall be admitted into any
place, or any of the classes, except in accordance
with the civil service rules applicable to the
customs service
Under the present law vacan-
cy in the classified service can only
be created by resignation, death, Or
removal for cause other than politi-
cal. Where a vacancy does exist,
1.-The appointing officer applies to the com
mission or proper examining board and II re-
called for graded highest on the proper register
OF those in his branch OF the service and remain
ing eligible, and from the three a selection
must be made.
The examinations for positions
in the customs service are limited
to photography, penmanshir, copy
ing, arithmetic, bookkeeping, gram
mar, letter writing, etc, etc, etc.
All the customs officials in this
district, in compliance with these
regulations, have been required to
take a new oath of office. They are
now officially installed in the SER
vice subject to, and guarded by, all
the provisions Of very wise federal
law.
Collector David G. Browne re-
Gently informed US that a large
number have alread taken the civil
service examinations and are now
on the lists waiting their turn il
case Of a vacancy.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-10-24
Bonner's Ferry Route, Str. Kokanee

The house on the Sinclair
ranch, located on what is known as
disputed ground, was burned Wed
nesday night. Mrs. Sinclair is
quite positive that the fire is the
work Of an incindary.
Mr. and Mrs. w. @. Mcclure
now reside in Fry residence, lately
occupied by Mr.. Hemminger.
Mr.. Henry Guthrie was up
from the ranch this week.
Hoods pillsare the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. Gen
tie, reliable, sure.
A social hop was given at the
Beeler House Tuesday evening the
attendance was good and a pleas
ant evening was enjoyed.
MIR. Julius Gogolin and Mr..
John Casanova went to Rathdrum
yesterday to complete their natur-
alization. Two good Bryan and
Dubois men.
Capt. G. R. Gray and Judge
Callahan left for CGur a. Alene
yesterday to hear Hawley, Borah
and Parsons, and to do some cam
paigning on their own account.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-10-24
Another Mine Starts Up.

A big pack train left this morning
for the Buckhorn on the Moyea
Messrs. King, Ewing and Brant
took out over 1000 pounds of
provisions for their camp, with
more to follow. They intend to do
large amount of work on the
Buckhorn this winter. The Buck
horn is said to be the highest grade
gold mine on the Moyea- Yahk.