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The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
LOCAL PoPULIsTs.
They DIscreetIy Await Develop
ments and the Return of
Leaders.

The Populist County Committee held
rather protracted session last night with
out once reverting in the proceedings to
the ST. Louis convention or to the State
and National affairs of the party.
Twenty-Five members of the County
Committee were enrolled as result of re-
cent district organization. Each Assembly
District is entitled to eight representative
in the county organization and when 1t ia
complete it will number IA.
The appointment of PopuIist election
officers was the most important business
that came before the local party. The
party has not been recognized at ali in the
appointment OF officers of precinct regis
tratlon, but 1t will have the naming of one
election officer in each precinct to serve at
the general election. The committee on
these appointments, consisting of Burnett
q. Haskell, Carleton H. Johnson and C.
A. Lewis, reported progress.
The leading local PopHlists who have
not gone to st. Louis are not ready to dis
Gu freely the results of the st Louis
convention. They await the return of
their Leaders for one thing, and for an
other thing there Is a vague feeling that
some arrangements with the Democrats
may be effected in this State regarding
PRESIDENTIAL electors and perhaps Con.
gressmen and other things.
Carleton II. Johnson, PopuIist NOMINEES
1or residential Elector in the Fourth
District and chairman of the local execu.
tive committe, was willing last night to
express himself as far as this:
We are generally prepared to abide bv
the decision of the National Convention.
Many OF us who for years bore the burden
OF the fight in building up the party
favored an independent nomination, but
we are inclined to follow the highest will
OF the party, though we are waiting until
the return of our leaders who know the
situation better than we do now.
We will certainly go ahead and retain
an independent organization in this City.
for We have nothing in common with the
Democracy in local affairs. We are locally
mainly interested in members of the I,eG-
islature and Board of Supervisors. What
not be predicted until the California dele.
cation returns"
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Latest SHIPPING INTELLIeENoE.

Domestic Ports.
SAS DIEGO-Arrived JULY 25-Stmr Excelsior,
rom san Pedro; Br ship Armida, from London.
Foreign Ports.
nShANGHAI-SaiIed June 27-Schr Aida, for
Port Townsend ~
OO hR-Passed july 24-Br shin Centesima.
ir3n = n NeTwcastle, Eng for San Francisco.
Il LtNbhPOOL-Arrived July 24-Br ship Buck
lngham, from Tacoma
Stream, hence Nav lS
S1NGA APORE-Sailed p7or to JuIv 2l-Rr shin
Orelanax for Royal Roads
-oSenents hof Trans 1tieutic Steamsrs
NEW HORK-Arrlved July 25-Stmr Marseilles
ton. ' ~ oosnAli'
oalied July 25-Stmr Scandia. from Hamburg:
SSnr S rotterdam for Rotterdam; stmr AlIer for
DreLneh; stmr Mississippi for London: stmr La
Sascogne, Tor Have: stmr Spaarndam. for Rotter-
for Liverpool ~ i"'
SoUTHAMPToN-sAIled July 26-stmr Paris.
for New York
for New York eoeHe'
, GLAsGoW-saIled July 26-stmr State Of Cali
fornia, for New York
Venetia. ii
LlAARD-Passed July 25-Stmr Southwark for
for Havre 90
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Of Interest to the ooa.t.

WASHINGTON, D. O., July 25.-The
leave OF absence granted First Lieutenant
J. F. Reynolds lands, First Cavalry, De.
partment of California, is extended one
month.
Pensions have been granted as follows.
Original-Theodore A. Blinn, San Fran.
cisco; Wright H. Peck, Lompoc; Frank
lin Il. Patten, San Diego; Daniel HaddIe-
ston, Ukiah. IncreaseeJacob Noe Sacre-
mento. Reissue-George B. Godfrey. San
Francisco. LOU
Oregon: Original-Harry Holman. Moro
Washington: Original-Arthur Haine-
vancouver. Increase-John Dsver, Che.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
SUPERVISOR KING
SHOWS WHAT He IS
Disgraceful Scene at the
Preside Athletic
Grounds.
FLOWERS OF SPEECH
Comes Off Second Best in a
Tussle With Secretary
Holbrook.
ONE RABBIT SACRIFICED.
A Feast of Fury and Flood of Bill.
lngsgate Make the Event of
More Interest

ITO - with the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals"
Thus did Joe King, Supervisor, etc., re-
ieve his discharged mind on Friday even
ing at the Presidio Athletic grounds.
What kind of a bloomin' country is
this, anyhow" grumbled Frank Stratton
all in futter. "In England or Australia
If man wants to see a bit of coursing
nobody interferes with him.
In small hutch two sickly-looking
rabbits covered forlorniy, while hopping
listlessly about was yet another long
cared little quadruped, who did not know
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
sPIRITUALIssI.
4 LII CHALLENGES ACCEPTED.
~ NOW Is YOUR CHA ,CE TO BE CON

4 Ii CHALLENGES ACCEPTED
n NOW IS YOUR CHA 'CE TO BE CON
WINGED
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Can be yours py consulting the celebrated spiritual
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Don't be taken in and deceived by so-called me-
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world ahords and assure you nothing. When
spurious mediums and healers have fAIIea Ihis
most remarkable OF women has given immediate
satisfaction.
Mrs. Dr. W. Mirandas still continues 10 hold the
public attention by her wonderful work.
She is the strongest medium and most successful
healer of the Her success is best evidenced by
throng her parlors. Hundreds are dying daily
whose lives could be prolonged and restored 10
dies can consult her with confidence in all diseases
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selves and be their own physicians
MRS DR. MIRANDAS cures all troubles of
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cut this out as 1t will not appear every day.
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ARS. DIR A. d. HOWE,
1870 Market St, OPP. Seventh.
San Francisco.
MRS DR. MIRANDAS, THE CELEBRATED
1u spiritual medium, removed TO 1928 Market 81.
MRS KATE HOsKINS TRANCE AND BTsT-
4u ness medium; sittings daily; 81. 1856 Oak st
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Park Suicide Identified.

The man who committed suicide in Golden
Gate Park Friday morning has been identified
as Joseph Frantz of 179 Precita avenue. Some
time ago the deceased was committed to the
Mendoclno Insane Asylum. He recovered
somewhat and was granted a leave of absence
coming TO this City in charge OF G. Camden.
+ Fiantz escaped his keeper and as q result shot
naMseH. 1i he was 26 years old and by occu-
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26

MRS DR.. MIRANDAs, THE CELEBRATED
4u spiritual medium, removed to l72s Market st.
MRS KATE HoSKINS TRANCE AND BUsT
4u ness medium; sittings daily; 81. 1856 Oak st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
THE DIVORCE RECORD.

DIFURCE RECORD.
Complaints filed:
Elizabeth Carstens against John F. A. Carstens
MArSaret A j udge against Timothy F. Judge.
mary oDoherty against Michael ODoherty.
Divorce granted.
Sarah Taylor from t;eorpe TavIor for dasart,or +.
by Judge Daingerfield - ;
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Sold at Auct;on

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 25.-Tbe
chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern Rail-
road was sold at auction under foreclosure
proceedings at noon to-day to the Illinois
Central for 81, 500, 900.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
MARRIED.

HAMILToN-NoLTE-In HoIIister. JuIv %.
1895, by the Rev. Mr. Thomas, Fred J. Hamil-
ton of Hollister and Helen C. Nolte of San Fran
cisco.
MoREING-NEAL-In Oakland, June 30. 1895
by f. G. Cliff, J.P., NJ J. Moreing and Estelia
G. Neal.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Southern Pacific Land Scoop Appro,sd

So.IIHer's Pds'Ito Land Scoop Approvsd.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 25.-secre-
tary Hoke Smith has approved selection
OF land made by the Southern Pacific Rail.
road Company, embracing 64I9 acres in
the Vlsalia, Independence, Stockton an5 "A
Los Angeles districts, California.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
BIRTHS -llARRIAGES-DEATHx

piIIn' marriage and death notices sent by mail
VII MI NOT oe inserted. They mus be handed in at
eitner OF the publication offices and be indorsed
Win Ine name and residence of persons authorized
10 nave the same published
BORN.
ALLEN-In this city, July 20, 1895, to the wife Of
BRADYaIn this city, July 20, 1896, to the wife OF
James Brady, a son.
DE LANo-In this city, July 19, 1896. to the wife
OF F. NJ. de Lano, SON
GEISEN HoFER-In San Leaudro. JuIv 10. 1895
70 the Wife OF NJ. Geisenhofer daughter.
HEANE YIN this city, July 20. 1896, to the
wife OF James Heaney, daughter.
JAMESoN-In this city, July 15 1895 to the
wlfe or Joseph Jameson, a daughter.
KNARSToN-In this city July 25, 1895. to the
wlIe OF the late John H. knarston son.
MURPH YIN this city, July 81, 1885, to the
wlfe OF william ii. Murphy, Q daughter.
WAGNER-In Alamden, July 2S 1896, to the
wife OF George Wagn er, daughter.
WINTER-In this city, July 19, 1895, to the wife
OFF. w. Winter, a daughter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-24
K. of p. Memorial Service.

The Bellows Falls Lodge No. II X. of
P. held their first annual memorial service
last Sunday. About so members of the
order marshalled by w. III. Pierce marched
from Castle hall to the Methodist church
where a memorial sermon was preached by
the pastor, Rev. j. w. Naramore, who
took for his text, Eph. 6 II and preached
an instructive sermon which held the close
attention not only of the knights present,
but of the entire congregation.
After the exercises at the church, the
members of the order marched to the GEM
etery and decorated the graves OF deceased
brothers.
Since the institution of the local lodge
about two years ago FIVE members have
died,-Dr. III. Ingham, buried in Walpole
James Fitzgerald who was drowned in the
Connecticut; Henry Howard, w. l..
Graves. and F. L. Lowell. The lodge now
numbers over 80 members and is thriving
order in every respect.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-24

of Bridport and George P. Eastman of
Rutland second prizes to Miss May Hill
of Penacook, N. H., and Willifred Hunt
of Charlestown, D, H. Miss Converse
and Mr.. Perkins deserved honorable men,
ton. The program was as follows:
Nydia LyttOn
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-24
Old Glory to the Breeze.

The town flag bearing the names of Nc
kinley and Hobart was unfurled to the
breeze Monday evening. Promptly at
7,30 o'clock Judge J.. M. Read mounted
an mprovised rostrum in front of the town
hall, and after a word of introduction by
j. II. Blakley, chairman of the town COM
mittee, delivered an able and exhaustive
address on the history Of tariff Legislation
in this country. The speaker was given
close attention by the large audience that
had gathered in the square, and was sew
eral times warmly applauded.
Shortly after 8 o'clock the flag was
loosed and three lusty cheers given for
Mckinley and Hobart.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-24
foresters at Ciaremont.

Court William French No of Bellows
Falls and Court Claremont No. II of
Claremont, n. H., will hold a grand union
picnic at Claremont July 4. A game of
base ball will be played between the visit
ing and home courts. Other sports will
be 100 yard dash, hurdle race, putting the
shot. three-legged race, sack race, potato
race. tug-of-war, dancing. swinging and
music. A Rhode Island clam bake will be
served during the day under the direction
of an experienced caterer.
A general invitation is extended to the
public who are assured that no pains will
be spared to make this an appropriate
celebration of the great national holiday.
A special train will leave Bellows Falls on
the morning of the Fourth.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-24

Children's Sunday is one of the prettiest
observances of the Christian church. This
occasion was observed with appropriate
exercises at the Universalist and Baptist
churches Sunday evening.
UNIvERSALIsT CHURCH.
At this church large audience listened
to an excellent program excellently rem
dered. Those having the matter in charge
have reason to feel pleased over the out
come of the entertainment. The follow
ing was the program rendered.
Professional, Joyfully We Come" School
Reading and prayer, School
Solo, Anna Williams
city Kingdom Come Hazel Provost
Singing Praise Him To-day School
''The Violet's Prayer Richard Sherman
Anthem, ''Nearer, My God, to Thee Choir
Exercise, "Christian Character" consisting
of an evergreen arch with the words of
white letters, Love, knowledge, Patience,
Goodness, Faith, Weakness, Temperance,
Hope and Joy, above which bouquets were
placed embenatic of the flowers they sig
Nifty, and on base under center of arch
foral crown.was suspended. "The Guar
dian was Mrs. Lyman Church, to whom
the young ladies presented their flowers
with words of Scripture and poetry.
Love, Mrs. e. E. Underhill; Joy Anna
Williams; Hope, Lucy Barker Knowl-
edge, Lizzie Brown; Patience, Cora Bush;
Weakness, Ida IshamS Goodness, Ethel
buchanan; Temperance, Florence Clough,
Faith, Nettie Wheeler; the Cross Bearer,
Grace Church; Crown Bearer, Edna Glib
son.
"What Little Children Can Do
Lulu Whitcomh
Solo, Annie Fletcher
"Bertha's Pilgrimage Ina Church
Singing, Send out the Sunlight School
"Natures Witness May Prouty
Duet, ''God is Love-
Lottie Aldrich and Ardelle Carpenter
9 The Little Garden" Clifford Norwood
Duet, Anna Williams and Nettie Wheeler
Ottertory and DoXology, Audience
BAPTIST CHURCH.
An order of services entitled " On Joy
full Wing was given by the members Of
the Sunday school under the direction Of
j. o. Spring, superintendent. The exer-
cises consisted Of music, Scripture reading,
recitations, and concert recitals. Cora
Blondin recited ''Truest Wisdom; Nam
ME Cove piece entitled ''Abou Ben Adj
hem and the Angel; Annie Dodge, "a
Little Heart and How 1t Grew; Grace
Dantorth, "Seed Time Bertha Bacon,
Creeping up the Stairs; Carroll Cady,
Then and Now" All of these showed
careful drilling and the doing of their
parts in a creditable way. The primary
department exercises were special feature,
the motion song being nicely given by the
primary class. The duet by Mrs. F. c.
Lockwood and w. III. Bacon of the choir
was much enjoyed. A duet was prettily
sung by Bernard and Evangeline Par
ker, and after the closing song Rev.
Thomas Call addressed the children in an
interesting way and one that was enjoyed
and appreciated by them. The services
closed with chorus song We March to
Victory" The church had been beautifed
with flowers and ferns for the occasion and
a large number were present, notwith-
standing the extreme heat,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-24
A Letter.

We Druggists named below will sell you
25c Bottle of the great Cough Cure DR..
Andrews Prescription No. 10 on a posi-
tive guarantee to cure your Cough or pay
back the money. For Cough and Colds
for adults and children it has no equal and
the proof of a pudding is eating.
S. I. ANDREWS, Bellows Falls
H. II. DAVIS, /"
j. F. PIERCE, I"
w. B. GLYNN, Saxtons River.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-24
Who

did you say would be the president of the United
states! 10 tell the truth it hard thing decide until
after election Another difficult thing to tell is what will
become OF the farmers if butter goes much lower.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-24
VERMONT ACADEMY COMMENCEMENT.

sermon Before Graduating Class Young Ladies' Oddress Before
Christian Associations Contest Commencement Notes.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-24
Fresh Creamery Butter Zoe per pound.
Pure Lard, in bulk, 7c per pound.

DO you drink combination Java Coffee at 35c per
pound pounds for vi; also my 45c Tea, either Black
dreen, uncolored English Breakfast Young Hyson. A
great people who do drink my 35c Coffee and As Tea
say it is not at all difficult tell who keeps the best Tea
and Coffee.
pounds Butter Crackers 25c.
10 pounds Rolled Oats Csc.
bars Lenox Soap 25c.
Pork Goldfish Salmon, Salmon Trout Mackerel etc. at
low prices
Yes we have nice line of Fresh Cookies Cream Rlos
SONS &c per quart, for 25c
IL pounds Granulated Sugar for ST.
have six or seven new Bicycles which I am going to
SELL do not wait too long, they take up much room
Morgan Wright quick repair tires $3.50 per set
Resnectfnlly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-06-24
Fuller Prize Contest.

The sixth annual Fuller prize declama-
ton occurred on Tuesday morning imme-
diately after chapel with Mrs. Fox of Gin
ton. Conn, Rev. B. A. Greene, ID. d., Of
Lynn, Mass, and Rev. Mr.. Chaplin of
Saxtons River as judges. The selections
were remarkably well rendered and the de-
cision of the judges was no easy task. First
prizes were awarded to Miss Anna Russell
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-06-11
Polacy W Ameryce.

w poniedzialek 16 z. m. poslubil
" New Yorku ksiaze Wojcieoh Radzi.
viii bogata panne Prudencia Viddauri
Milmo. Slubu udzielil rcy.biskup
Corrigan W kosciele sw. Franciszka X.
o godz. IL pred poludniem.
w D~orsnoe, Pa. farmer J6zef
Kiszko podpali} swoje zabudowania, a
n~astePnie wystrza}em z rewolweru O.
debral sobie zycie. Powodem miala
bye zazdrosc, skutkiem kt6rej toczyl
oiagle klotnie z iona. Samob6jca IL
czyl "a lat i mial 4 syn6w.
w Cleveland zabity zostal pre-.
wagon kolei ulioznej Piotr Jaobimo.
wioz. Nieszczesliwy byl kawalerem,
do Zwia.ku naleAa} jake ~pojedyhozy
czsonek. Pozostawi} on matke kraju
i " imieniu jej ma bye ~wytoczony pro-
ces o odszkodowanie.
- Nc Adoo, Pa. W. Nowak ID.
letni ohsopieo grajao z drugimi W pike,
chciai przeskoczyc przez wysoki par
kan, gdy nagle reka, kt6ra sic opar} u
sune&a sic, a on oalem ciala ciezarem
wba sic ma ostro ~zakofozony sztaohet,
Przebijajao sobie brzuoh. Zmarl W 90.
dzin kilkanascie.
w Detroit powiesi1 sic 35 letni
Fryderyk Wodkowski. Utrata praoy
byia Powodem samob6jstwa.
,Jutrzenka" jua z~akohozyla zy-
wot j to bardzo burzliwa soena pomie.
dzy wydawca ks. Ko}sszewskim, a re.
daktoFsm p. De Mary.
w Calumet, p. P~ocieohowski ma.
uosyoiel ! organista, ustapil z swej DO.
sadly.
w Calumet, przegras p. Poole.
ohowski process Z p. J. Smigajsm.
rs maja W Schenectady polaozyl
sic wezlem malzefskim mlody i energi.
ozny zwiazkowy p. F. Osielski z parma
Stanis1awa Dzikowsks.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-06-11
krOnlKa mleJScOwa.
ZawiadOmienie.

Niniejszem sawiadamiamy 81. publ
csnosc Polska tax ma Wojoiechowie, jak
Z innyoh dzielnic, il dnia II ozerwca
T. b. Pr.ypada .dw6chsetna ~rocznioa
smierci kr6la Jana III Sobieskiego,
saawnego " dziejach Polaki bohatera j
obrohoy ch~rzesoiahstwa.
D.ieh ten pamietny polonia Z Woj.
cieohowa postanowiaa uczoic odpowie-
dnim obchodem.
Zapraszamy tedy wszystkioh dobrze
~myslaoyoh polak6w, be. wyjatku j beg
r6anioy, do jakioh organizacyi naleAa,
do lioznego ~wsp64udzia1u W tel tax
waanej Ola a uroczystosci. Odbedzie
sic ona " srode dnia 17go ozerwca rb.
" hall ~Pulaskiego, pm. 800 przy Ash.
land ave., o godzinie Sci wieozorem.
Many nad.ieje, il publioznosc polska
prsyozyni sic jak najliOzniej do uswie.
tDienia tego obohodu.
Komitet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-06-11
POsiedzenie marszafk6w.

Zspras.a sic ws.ystkioh mars.a3k6w
Tow. nsrodowyoh i koscielnych ma po.
siedzenie, kt6re sic odbedzie dnia 12go
{. m. W pistek wieozorem o godzinie
punkt 8 .ej W hall OBJ. A. Sxuloa przy
Noble Blaokhawk ulio. Poprzednie
p~osiedzenie, kt6re bylo .apowiedzane
ma dzieh 5 czerwoa, odloaono ola wat.
nej przyO.yny.
Komitet kohczy przygotowanie do
tel za6awy i kr6toe poda do publ.
o1nej wiadomosci caiy program. To-
warzystw zgsosilo she do tego ozasu
przeszto rs.
Milosc j pozdrowienie.
L. Pulko,cski, sekr. kom.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-06-11
NADzWYCzAJNA SPOSOBHOSC

nabycia tanio Domu z lota W South
Chicago, PREY Commercial ave. Cena
$4,000. Got6wki potrzeba tylko $1,000.
Miejsce bardzo dobre do byznesu.
Szc1ego4y ma miejscu pm. SIT Com
mercial ave. 96.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-06-11

n Rozboje napady, kradzieAe i NOR
derstwa 50 u mas ma p~orzadku dziennyn
noonym.
Zabawa kosciuszkowska ma rzecz
pomnika zapowiada sic bardzo swietnie
Pr.eszso 80 tow. zgsosi3o sic dotyoh.
ozas.
niedziele odbyl sic piknik tow
Polonia " parku Kuehls'a - i tow,
Prem. Rem. Polskioh W parku pans
Wleklihskiego.
Bawiono sic bardzo dobrze.
" tutejszej wszechnioy ~skohozyls
studya medyozne bardzo ohlubnie pan.
M Dowiat. Panna Dowiat kszta}cac
sic, walczy6 musiaia i ~waIozyla energi.
oznie Z o%gromnemi t~rudnosoiami - to
tet "a ws6r ja postawi6 MONA rodacz.
kom naszym.
Winszujemy pann;e D. swietnych o.
woc6w praoy niesmordowanej II ~.
ozymy wszelkiej pomyslnosci
powodzenis W wielkiej misyi lekar.
skiej.
w niedziele podczas procesyi "
parafi sw. Jana Kantego zdarzyl sic
wypadek. DeszOz zacza1 padae i In.
die skupili sic pred salonem PREY
Front nj. ma ohodniku drewnianym
kt6ry sic zaiamal i wszyscy wpadli "
d0. Kilka os6b odnioslo bolesne u
szkodzenia a jedna kobieta zostals
niebezpiecznie pokaleozona.
= w sobote 1Sgo czerwoa prof. Sic
miradxki bedzie mial ma sail sw. Tr6jc,
ostatni odozyt z history porozbiorow we,
Polski. Odczyt jake ~traktujaoy o wy,
Padkach z ostatnich ozas6w i o polity
&c r6snyoh stronniotw we wszystkiol
zaborach obiecuje bye bardzo interesu
jacym.
Kadeci polsoy y z. tygodniu ode.
grail wybornie 5.aktowa sztuke p. t
nSobieski pod Wiednism". Przedsta
wienie to wypadlo tax swietnie, ze sztu.
ka bedzie powt6rzona raz jeszcze, g
mianowicie dnia 20 ozerwoa, W sobote
= lynn razem W Hall Apollo, p. n. "a
Will ulioa.
Bilety Pc l5c. j lOc. So juz W kursie
Sprzedaz idzie bsrdzo zywo - lepiei
wieo o bilety wystarae sic zawczasu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-06-11

wencyi IN. E. AZ, a kt6ra dba o mai.
lePsza usluge, pierwszej klasy wygody
! caly komfort, powinna pr.edewssyst.
klein ~zastanowic sic dokiadnie mad o.
ferta, . kt6ra wystepuje droga aelazna
,Nickel Plate. Podr64 W obie strony
wynosic bedzie $1,000 Z dodaniem
$500 ma op3ate wstepnego. Tykiety
beda gotowe ma sprzedaa 5go i ego
iipoa, a ma powr6t pozostawi sic ka,de.
mu dose czasu. R6wniez beda udzie.
lane Przywileje do zatrzymania sic "
Chautauqua Lake i u wodospadu Mia
gary beg dodatkowyoh koszt6w.
ksademu zgaaszajaoemu sic najdokiad-
niejszyoh szozeg646w z mila ohecia kat
diego ozasu udzieli: j. Y. Callahan,
agent generalny, Ill Adams St., Chi.
cago, Ill. (nr. 95).