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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-16
THE WATER CUT OFF.
The Hospital Obliged to Use Fail
brook Water.

There is much dissatisfaction among
the members Of the staff of physicians
at Emergency hospital since the insti-
tuition has been in operation. 1t has
been receiving water from the Crystal
Lake company. but they have now been
cut off from this supply and put In the
Fallbrook mains.
The water from this source is not 50
pure or free from dust as that from
the Crystal Lake company's mains. The
water has to be filtered before using
and an operation could not be attempt
ed with this water to use. The water
from Fallbrook Is always black after a
rain. The directors will probably take
some action in regard to the matter.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-16

When you think Of the Nickel Plate
Road II brings to mind that delicious
meal you had In the Dining Car. and
the fine service and Low Rates, ana
you wonder why people will travel via
any other line. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-16

Symptoins-Moistar Intense itchins
and singing; most at night: worse b,
scratching. " allowed to continue tu
iuors form. which often bleed and ulcer.
ate. becoming very sore. Swayne's
Ointment stops the itching and bleea.
Ing, heals liberation. and In most case:
removes tne tumors At druggists, O,
by mail, for so cents. DR.. Swayne 2
Son. Philadelphia. %
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-16
Highest Of all in Leavening Powes-Las U.S. Govt Report
R3!A!!!! g! Rsxassz RsMHs
ABSOLUTELY PURE

with which she has suffered for up
wards Of two years.
DR.. s. +. Lynch had bad runaway
from which he received very severe
injuries on Thursday afternoon last.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-16
FOREST CITY.

Miss Alice Crogan died at the home of
her mother early yesterday morning.
A week ago she was stricken down with
typhoid malaria. She was 10 years Old
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-16

Uniformed colored porters are In
charge of day coaches to show all atten.
tion to the passengers on the Niche
Plate Road. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-16
GRERT SHLE OF BODY
BRUSSELS CRRPETS.

We have no fortune to give away,
but we guarantee you goods at less
than any other house In the trade.
Your choice from our stock, which ID
complete at
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-16
500 Per Yard.

= Remember we don't reserve any.
thing--These goods consist Of all the
leading makes. Come early and make
your selections.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19
CudoWny SrOdek
pfzegiw Re8matYzmaRi.

Oh. Kazmierz Lislecki, bedac
eierp,acym ma reumatyzm przez
k1Ika lat, uzywajac wszelkich srod.
k6w bez paimniejszej ulgi, wyna-
'laz4 srodek naprzeclw tel dokucza-
jacej choroble, "a pomoca ktorego
on sam sic wyleczy} W przeciagu
10 dnl, i podejmuje SIG wyleczye
najzastarzalszy reumatyzm, jake
gokolwlek badz rodzaju W kr6tkim
czasle "a bardzo ma}em wynagro-
dzenlem. Ia kurac]e quarantine.
C'erpiacy, ktorzy chez SIG pozbye
tel nlemi}ej %chorobY, MECH sig
zg1osza do powyz wYm1enionego
OBJ, kt6ry i'm mcze przes}ac Cd
w1elu ludzi rekomendacje, ktorych
" tax xr6tk1m czasle uwoIni{ cd
cd reumatYzmu, pomimo re juz cd
kllku lat bYli ziozeni to choroba,
probujac wszelkicb srodk6w / wy
rzucsjac wielkie sunny pieniezne.
Pjsma polskle we wszystkich
miejseowosciach, ktore dbaja Q ulge
i wyleczenie swych rodak6w cd
reumatyzmu, prosi oh, Lisiecki 0
powtorzenle tego.
H. LISIECKI,
315 s. Caroline st. Baltimore, Nd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19
1Dokohczenie nastapi.l
PkACIC "a WIARUSA!
Musiaf przestac Draca

wac. Cz}owiek, kt6rego utrzy-
mamie rodziny polega ma codzien-
nym zarobku, jak to sic dzieje u
wiekszosci narodu, potraf oceni6
dobry srodek, zw}aszcza, gdy ley
chory. Pan F. Ocha}a z Anthony,
R. l pisze W tel mierze co nastepu-
je.
,,Czesto widzia4em cz4owieka
przechodzacego ko}o mego domu
0 kulach. DIVA tygodnie temu
zapyta}em sig go co mu jest jak
sic mu to sta}o. Powiedzia} mi,
re jestAnglikiem, robi1 W fabryce
kapeluszy, ale cd 6 miesiecy juz
ME pracuje, ii. cd czasu, gdy noga
W maszynie mu sig zahaczyla.
Straci} juz 5000 i laden doktor mu
pom6dz ME m6g} ME moze,i coraz
mu gorzej.
Nam6wi}em go, ably zazywa}
ORA Piotra Gomozo i naciera}
noge Olejem. Pc uzyciu jednej
butelki Gomozo, dwu butelek oleju,
wed}ug przepisu, wyzdrowia1,
porzuci1 kule zkimbadz sic spotka,
kazdemu o tenn m6wi. Dziekuje on
Panu serdecznie.
Zdarzy4o sic nieraz u mnie, re
pracujac W fabryce podczas roboty,
czasem sic ME mog}em wyprosto-
wac z powodu below W krzyzach.
Zanim wiadomos6 o pahskich
lekarstwach mnie dosz4a, musia}em
2 tygodnie ten boil cierpie6 a strata
wynosi4a $24.OO, DO $1,000
zarabiam ma tydzieh. Ale cd czasu,
gdy pierwszy raz Gomozo uzy}em
olejem natar1em, wiecej tego ida
rzenia ME nam. W tel tn okolicy
bardzo wiele ludzi "a uzyciem oleju
czyl1 linimentu wyzdro wia}o ma
Dol zeb6w, IA kt6ry pc kilka lat
cierpieli. Ktokolwiek tylko ode
mnie bierze lekarstwa chwali je, l
brak4oby mi papieru ma opisanie
tych do brodziejstw, Mech Pan
Bog b}ogos}awi Pana "a panskaa
prace."
ORA Piotra Gomozo ME jest do
nabycia W aptekach, lecz MONA
lie dostaG cd miejscowych agentow.
Jezeliby ME by}o agenta W poblizu,
piszcie do DR.. Peter Fahrney, 1l2
lila So. Hoyne Ave. Chicago,
III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19

ziemi kompan1csneJ, kt6ra MONA
kuplG cd Kompanli GreatN orthern.
20 dose nisklch cenach i zyczyf
bYm moim rodakom, ktorzy mala
zamiar i6G ma fanny, ably tn PREY
sill sobie %obejrzyc, zanim kup'a
gdzle lndziej = i radze wan
rodacy, jake juz doswiadczony
farmer, ME kupujcie ziemi cd
nlkogo ma pap1erze, DO ma pap'erze
wyg)ada wszystko jednakowo
pieknie, a zw}aszcza agent wan
powie ke to wszystko rownle
dobre, a ten kawa1ek, ma ktory
macle ochote z mapy kuplG, to on
wan powle, re to jest Ten nallepszy
kawa1ek gruntu co W tel okolicy
jest, a on go wcale nigdy ME
w1dzia4, be ich ma}o ziemia OBJ
chodzi oni agenci sic ma ziem'
ME znaja, tylko ma mapach, vice
kto chce kupic ziemie, MECH mu
o troche straty ME chodzi - MECH
Jedzie i zlemle obejrzY, a jezli
W tel okolicy So juz farmerzy, Jest
dobrze sic lch poradzlc co do
ziemi, DO oni to juz znaja, / jest
dobrze poradzic sic starYch osad-
nik6w co do poczatku jak co "a
pocz46' Meek mkt ME mysli
ze jest madrYm, gdyz by} W starym
kraiu w1odarzem lub plerwszym
fornalem - to vie iak " ziem1
roblG, w Ameryce farmerowac. a
" starym kraju gburowac,to wlelka
r6znica.
1DOkOncZenie nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19
ZadZfwiaiace SkuIki.

z ilstu pisanego Frzez Ks. J. Cum
derman z Dimonda]e, Mich, many
pozwolenie og}osi6 nastepujacy wyiatek:
,,Nie waham sig polecit Dr. Kings nowy
wynalazek, no zadziw1ajaco skutecznym
by} W chorobie molej zony. w czasie
gdy bylem proboszczem W kosciele
baptyst6w W Rives Junction, iona moja
zachorowala ma pneumonia wywo}an9
p%oprzednia chorobs zwana La Grippe:
Uporczywy kaszel dusil j. calemi
geadzinami bez przerwy i zdawalo sig,
fe ME przezy,ie tego. Przyjaciel jednak
polecil DR.. Kinga New Dlscevery,i
Lekarstwo to podzialalo spiesznie j:
nadzwyczaj skutecznie. Sprzedsje SIN
W butelkach pc so cept6w i jednye
dolarze we wszystkich aptekach. Pr6bk
wysy}aj9sie ma zadanie daImo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19
WIADUMOSCI

w 40 GODZINNEM nabozen-

w 40 GODZINNEh nabozen-
stwie W paraGi sw. stanlsiaWa
Kostk, " W1ponie, bra}o udz'af,
oprocz dw6ch mje1scowych ksiezy'
wei. ks. Pacholsklego l wiel. Ks.
Ciem,nskiego, zam'e]scowycn
p8lsk,ch kap}an6w. a mlanowlcle
wielebni: Ks. Dominik Majer z st.
Paul, ks. Jazdzewskl z Minneapolis,
Ia. J. Be}zowskl z A1berty, ks. A
Babinski z Independence, ks. L.
Iugowski z Pine Creeku, ks. M.
M~,klaszewski z Junction City, KS
Jan Kopera z Wells i ks. A. 81
vice i North Creeku. N~abozenstwo
odbylo sic z wielkim pozYtklem
ola paraian- Kazania w~yglaszane
urzez wlelsbnych ksiezy, wP1ynefy
o tyle ma ~1eruych, re i najupartsi
ale nawracaja. Zdaje sig, re
fundament do zgody ]edEoscl
ustalony. N1gdy W daw%niejszych
latach n1e by}o lyle komunikantow'
lax latos, i wszystko wrozY, 20
parafa ME chw'lowo, ale ma
zaws7e sle upam'eta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19
KATAR w1ece1 nawiedz

KATAR w1ece1 nawiedza
ludzl W Ameryce, niz wszelk1e
inne choroby razem. Lekarze daw-
MEL uwazali 90 "a chorobs nlewy~
leczalna, lecz nauka udowodnlfa,
re jest to choroba przypadkowa.
pochedzaca z tel lub owej mere
gularnoscl " clele. Katar mona
tax dobrze wyleczyc, jak kazda
lnua chorobe, a na%jsnadnie! MONA
go sic pozbyc, zazywajqc lekarstwa
HALLS Catarrh Cure'', fabrykowa'
nego przez F. J. Cheney q Co.,
Toledo, Ohio. Zazywa go sic view
wnetrzme W dezach pc 10 kropli
al do 4yzeczkl cd herbaty. Lekar-
stwo to bezposrednio ma krew
dzla}a. Ofarujemy 100 dolarow
"a kazdy przypadek, kt6rego ia
medycyna ME zdo{a wykurowac.
Piszcie pc cyrkularze ] swiadectwa.
F. J. CHENEY e Co.
Toledo, Ohio.
IA DostaG MONA " kazdej
tece "a IS ct.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19

IVY JUZ KIEDY cierple}lscie ma
v prawdz,wa nerwowosc? Gdy
nerwy zosta{y rozdraz-
none, poczatkowo W jednem miej-
sou, p6zzn,ej W innem, W rezulta-
Gle jakby wszystkie zjednoczy}y
sic W m6zgu, gdy zostallscie
roz]atrzenl, zrzedn1, ponurzy, gdy
n%areszcie nastapl4o es}abienie ner-
WOW g}6wnyoh, Sum W uszach,
bezsennoSG przYkre noce?
DR.. Miles Pani Eeugene
Nervfne Searles, 10 ST.
Pr7y wraca monitor St., Elk
zdrOwfe... hart, Ind, po-
wiada: "Nerwowe choroby O MAKO
co ME spowodowa}y pomieszania
zmys}6w, lekarze ME mogll pomodz
NIL. Stracl}am panied i kazda
crobnostka niepokoi}a mig praw'e
do rozpaczy. Sadzi}am re "
rzeczv " istosci zwariuje. Przedsta-
wia}y MI sic rome n1eszczescia,
p}aka}am bez przyczyny. h~acze1am
u1ywaG Dr.. Miles, Restorative
Nervine / cztery flaszkl m'e wy
ieczyfy. Jestem obecnie zupe4n1e
zdrowa.
Dr.. Miles Nervine sprzedaje
sic z gwarancya, pierwsza flaszka
pomoze Tub p%ienladze sic zwracaja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19
Cia!0 twOje

wyciehczone }atwa Jest zdobVcza
Ola suchot i innych skrofulicznych
i niebezpiecznych chor6b ]esli
ME bedziesz zazywa} DR.. Pierce's
Golden MEDICAL Discovery.
Kto juz "a bardzo zmlzerowa-
ny, czy to z powodu lichego pc
wietrza, rozwioz}ego 2ycia, zawsze
ieszcze tenn lekarstwem moze sic
ratowa6. Uporzadkuie ono W syste-
ME ludzkiem i naprawi wszystko
luz obum,eraiace j ca4kiem czfo-
w,eka odm4odni. w medecYnie
ME masz lepszego srodka ma wy
rabianie swle&ego cia1a i pokrze
p,anie SIT. Md1y Cold liver OIL
ME moze sic tYm cudownym
srodkiem por6wnac.
DR.. Pierca pigu}ki lecza su
ohoty, n,estrawnos6, dyspepsya !
Dol g}owy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19
Zap}acili "a Wiarusa,

Scranton, Stanls}aw G6rsH Y
Jan Reda '00
independence NJ. Il. Susa l'oo
Arcadia Andrea Fafara Lou
Minneapolis Tom, Sluda l.oo
keystone w. lewandowski LOU
Red JACKET Wal. Tomaczkow-
ski o'oo
Arcadia Grzcgorz Sobota LOU
W,nona, Jan Week l.oo
Milwaukee Andrz. kuszewskl 1'oo
Jan Starszak o.oo
Andrzeiewskl
A. j. Rozewski l.oo
Utica Antoni Bia}ecki 2'oo
Passa,c 1gnacy sudzehskl LOU
St. Paul FIR. Skiba 5.Vo
Webster Joz Szymczak l.oo
Mlcha} Stefanlak LOO
Ignacy Smykowskl 1.oo
Tamarack, J6zef Mauszyckl LOU
Chicago Jakob Myslak l'oo
South Bend Andrea Poclesznyl.oo
Bay City Fir. G6rnow1cz LOU
Nanltowoc Plotr ZarnYk LOU
Green Bay Jan Bartol l.oo
Independence Jan Kamla 1.oo
Oak Hill Jan Jaslnskl l.Uo
Silver lake Saucepan Slanga Luz
Winona, Wawrz. Daszkowski l.S5
Mansion, Jan Golinskl 2'25
Chicago Tadeusz Klein leo
W1nona Jak6b kosinskl Z'oo
Sobleski Adam Stachowicz LOO
FIR. Pawfowskl l.15
Lemont Jak6b Smasc LOU
Ponlatowskl FIR. MYszka 100
Bay City Plotr Maclejewski on
Chicago J6z. Glerszewskl LOO
Aenasha, J6z. Wrdblewskl loo
Centrevllle, FIR. Konkol 4.Oe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19
Bezpfatne pigufki.

PrzysIijcie sWoJ adres do IT:
E. B il c k | e & Co W Chicago,
a dostaniecle hezpfatnie pudefko
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills. Pr6bka
ia przekona was co moze zdzia@ac.
P,gu}ki tie lecza n1ezawodnie Dol
g4owy o%s}abjenie, malarye boil
zo}edka. Me zawieraJa W sobie
zadnego obcego zywio}u i S czYsto
z roslln robione. Uzycie ach ME
osfabia, ale owszem wzmacnl aca{y
system. Pude}ko zwyczainej wlel-
kosci 25 cent6w we wszYstklch
aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19
PAN .JOZEF MAEUSZYCKI.

syn zmar}ego nag}a smiercia sedzl-
wego" Jana Ia ME J6zefa] M~a}uszyc-
k,ego, odwiedzi1 nasza redakc1a !
pow,edzia}, ze Oh i jego szwagler
J6zef LACK, jake m~'eszka7acy
daleko pd miasta, ma farmach,
wcale sic do znanych zaburzen W
tute]szej parafn sw. Stanls{awa
Kostki ME mieszali. 20 uczYnkl zas
swojego szwagra W Winon'e ME
81 Observation-Disclosures. - Nlebosz
czyk jak daley opo~iada} stroskany
svn cd trzech lat clerpia{ ma
sercowa chorobe u iuz dawnleJ z
razy doznawa4 podobnego ataku,J aK
ten. ma kt6ry umar} W kosclele.
Pochodz,f 2 Bukowej CORY, W
parafl s%ulecrnsk,e], ma Kaszubach.
Urodz,4 sic W r 1924. Pozostawi}
2 corki i 8 syrdw. - Niechze i
lego jake gorliwego katolika =
Pan Bog przy1m,e do swojej chwa.
Ky!
MAST KOMISARZF powlato-
", p%ozostawill wdowe pc zmarfym
oospodaazu fanny uboglch Peters
" urzedne lei n'eboszoayka meze
iako doz6rczyn,a tel po"lato"eJ
tarmy, al do konca Marca 1897.
- VI
JOHN H. FISHER. pedr6tu-
jacy klerk pooztowy ~. m'sa ani
Wlnona a Tracy, Jest Cd parn ON
nod bondem- jake przyaresstowa-
Nv 40 wykradanie plenisdsy !
- y SZ5FAE#%s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19
O dobrych gruntach
w Minnesota.

otanlS1aWOWo ,pOCztd otcP4lolA
II Marca.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
RACE umieScic we WSarusae
te pare slow, kt6re tn kres]e,
widzac, il nasze strony So W
Wiarus,e og}aszane jake nowe
kolonie.
Prawda - Lewakowski i
Kroze So W przesz}ym roku
dopiero za}ozone, lecz Stani-
s}awowo juz istnieje cd
dwunastu lat, tylko re ME
Jest daleko znane, BIO my tn
ME many trebaczy, kt6rzyby
to nasze Stanislawowo og}a-
szali,, jeno kazdy siedzi ma
swojej tarmie i PRAGUE sam
ola siebie, myslac: Ma coz mi
tn ludzi sciaga6 - potem sic
i'm mole ME spodobae i
nadaremnie czlow:eka pre-
klinaG b9da. | tax W samej
rzeczy tn juz byto dosyc 'udzi
i pouciekali, ale ME z biedy,
tylko W roku lub dw6ch, ME
mogli zostac milioneramj, a
by} to ludek pc naiwiekszej
czesci z wrelkiego miasta
Chicago co najmniejszego
pojecia ME mia} 0 farmowaniu,
Oni myself, re iak beda
diva albo try lata ma tarmie,
to juz beda mieli lyle picnic.
dry, re beda mogli wr6cic do
Chicago zyt z p%rocentu. A
re tax sic ME sta}o, niejednj
pouciekali, ale prawie kazdy
wzia} re soba wiecej pieniedzy
niz tn p%rzyni6s}. Jak by}em
ma wystawie Swiatowei W
Chicago, tom z niejednym
m6wi}, ktorzy tn byli - to
kazdy zalowa}, ze stad odszed}.
Nie)eden by rad wr6ci}, ale
niema "a co.
| ia by}em tax zielony W
f armowaniu jak i drudzy
zrazu by}o mi ciezko, alem
zawdy sic ia mysla zywil -
kto wytrwa az do konca,
bedaie zbawion, j tax dis,
dzieki Bogu, jest mi dobrze.
III jest jeszcze Yiele dobrei
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19
llst6w.
A. sCHUDERA z

A. SCHUDERA z W1nony
oszuka} Poozte Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych, i to przez w}asna g}upote.-
A jednak osobnik ten W czwartel
wardzie uchodzi "a okropnego
medrca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19

O LOT MA SPREE
DAZ PREY East Broadway
ulicy. sic do VIM.
Becker, 7o1 F.. 9Th.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19

MAJATEK Kompanll pie.
ciapek Nv lnona Willow Works"
sprzedanY zosta} przez publlczn2
"a $6.700,OO.
WYCIECZKE ola zakupna
gruntu MONA zroblG W dnlach 10
Marca, l Kwletnia, II Kwletn'a
l 5 Maja Koleia Chicago IL st.
Paul - pc znacznle znlzonYch
cenach. - Zg}osiG sig do agentow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-19

38 ARROW dobrej zieml "a
:anle p1enladze ma sprzedaz. =
ZgloslG sig do Hermana Beseler
Bluff Siding, Wis.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-05-08
WHOLE NUMBER 1896.

followed twenty-five days of keen de-
light to the FIVE. Each day young
woman was taken from a dungeon,
was stripped and thrown to the floor
and held by the three servants. With
the count sitting by and making sug-
gestions, the fair countess clipped
nerves, sliced off bits of flesh, put out
eyes and when ingenuity was ex-
hausted stabbed the victim in the Jug
ular or in the heart.
The biography gives details of an in
finite variety OF tortures. There were
plenty of victims and the countess
had ample opportunity to discover
just what to do in order to produce
the greatest agony, the most awful
shrieks of pain. The count died after
four years of this dissipation. The
countess kept on with increased fury.
She burnt off hands, ears, noses with
red hot irons; che tore nerves into
shreds-she did everything and any
thing to produce shame or agony.
She was always careful to lose no
blood. She never forgot the main
purpose of keeping beautiful.
At the end of six years the common
people were complaining so loudly
that something had to be done. So
the countess was arrested and locked
up for life. the mau was decapitated
and the women burned alive. The
countess lived thirty-one years after
she was imprisoned. She was forty
four when they shut her in and she
died at seventy-one. They said that
she lost her beautiful skin after she
was shut away from her baths.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-05-08
The Pigs GFunt.
North American Review.

The continued grunting OF the pig
is of interest as revealing something of
the conditions of life of his wild
ancestors. A herd OF swine scattered
in the long grass or among the
brackens Of European forest would
soon lose sight OF one another. But
the grunts of each would still ad-
vertise his presence to his neighbors,
and 80 the individual members of the
herd would not lose touch with the
main body. Then there are grunts
and grunts. If one of my readers will
initiate the ingenious Mr.. Garner and
take phonograph to the nearest
pigsy, he might get material to make
up q book on the language and
grammer OF the hog. However thick
the jungle, the wild pig could, by tax.
ing note OF the pitch and emphasis of
the grupts to right and left of him, tell
pretty much what his hidden colleagues
were thinking about.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-05-08

Vice President,
JOHN r. CONVEY
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-05-08

AYERS Pills are recommended by
leading physicians and druggists. as
the most prompt and efficient remedy
for bilionsness, nausea, costiveness,
indigestion, sluggishness OF the liver,
Jaundice, and sick headache; also, to
relieve colds, fevers, neuralgia, and
rheumatism.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-11-14
SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT
The Venezuelan Question to
be Arbitrated.
GOTT OFF LUCKY
Mrs. Castle is Allowed to Return
to Her San Francisco
Home.
senator PettiSrew Opened the Campaign
of I9OO-hs Will Aid mckinley in
Tarif Legislation But VIII
Oppose Trusts.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-The Vene-
zuela commission has authorized the
following official statement: THE
statement of Lord Salisbury as reported
in the morning papers, makes it prob
able that the boundary dispute now
pending between Great Britain and
Venezuela will be settled by arbitra-
tion at an early date. Under these
circumstances, the commission, while
continuing it's deliberations in the pre-
paration and orderly arrangement of
many valuable maps, reports and docu-
ments. which have been procured and
used in the course of its labors, does
not propose to formulate any decision
for the present of the matters subject
to examination. 1t will continue its
sessions from time to time, but we hope
and the expectation is that a friendly
and just settlement of all pending diff
ferences between the nations interested
will make any final decision on its
part unnecessary.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-11-14

That the silver people shall thus for
tify themselves is desirable for many
reasons. They must put themselves
in position that they can shape
future financial legislation, for if
general prosperity shall not result
under the administration of Mr.. Nc
Kinley, the policy of which will be
financial system based upon gold
standard and increased protection, a
change will be an absolute necessity,
and the silver advocates must be in a
position to make that change. But
if increased protection and a continu-
ance of the gold standard shall prove
beneficial, no change will be
desirable, and the silver people should
be the last to demand departure from
policy that brings prosperity.
A large majority of the people of
America have said in emphatic terms
that they want a continuance of the
gold standard and increased tariff
duties. 1t is now incumbent upon
congressman who differ in opinion
with the majority to give the people
what they have voted for in order that
q fair test of that policy may be had,
hence the advocates of the free coin
age of silver will be undemocratic in
deed if they do not submit to the will
of the majority, and cease obstructing
legislation that the majority wants.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-11-14

within reach of all. To enlarge the IA
cilities for disseminating knowledge
through our public schools should
therefore be the aim of legislation.
This can be accomplished by cntting
off appropriations for colleges, univer-
stiles and normal schools, and enlarg
ing the public school fund to an extent
that there may be six months of free
school each year in every district.
The TINES Es-MoUNTAINEER is little
crusty because some of our leading
people-state officials, senators, etc.
attended the opening of the locks but
did not, or could not 60 up to The
Dalles. The TN. has a bad liver.
-Heppner Gazettee. You are mis-
taken, Brother Gazette. Our liver is
all right. We simply expressed the
just indignity of some 10000 people of
Eastern Oregon at the action of GER
tain state and government officials,
and even ooe of our own representa-
tives in the legislature, for ignoring
the people In order that they might
hob-nob with the contractors. These
gentlemen could have attended our
celebration, for they did come up on
the night train after it was all over.