davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening times., 1896-09-11
HeCht & Company
SIS Seventh St.

Now, watch us /! Were going
to say ST. so for all the Mems s4
and SIS Worsted, Ch.viot, and
Cashmere Pants in stock, and
we're going to include several
pairs of plain blue and plaid
golf and bicycle pants in the
offering,
This'll set the men wild, for
there never has been such a sale
as it will be. We won't reserve
a single pair, and the variety is
about as great as it ever was
for there's medium light and
medium dark patterns-many of
which you can wear the winter
through.
Time if you want it, and as
easy payments as you wish.
The evening times., 1896-09-11
HussELMAN Is HERE.
Charged with Crooked Work by 81

Charged With Crooked Work by Sew
eral Business Men.
Samuel b. HusSelman, wantedin this city
for false pretenses, was brought here last
night from Providence, r. l., In charge Of
a United States deputy marshal.
Hussleman's alleged crooked work has
been described several times in the Even
ing Times.
Husselman was taken before Judge Cox
this morning and his bail fixed at 81 600.
He stated to The Times Representatives
that he was born at Wooster, Ohio. He
did not deny knowing Mr.. Colver, who is
prosecuting him, but said the latter had a
grudge against him. The accused is ap-
parently fifty years old, and has the ap-
pearance OF prosperous merchant or busi-
ness man.
He was attired In a suit Of blue serge. .and
with the exception of flowing mustache,
mixed with gray his face was clean shaven.
He says he has retained Judge II. B.
Moulton as his attorney. Later in the day
he found bondsman.
The evening times., 1896-09-11

Well keep up the ss. 90 sale of
Mems new Fall and Winter
Suits until Saturday evening.
Expect to pay much more for
them thereafter, for they're
worth half as much again.
We can't help calling your at
tention to the new season s
stock, it's so fine. We've got all
the stylish effects that will be
shown by the leading tailors of
the country-all made up into
the handsomest suits that you'll
find.
With the privilege of credit,
we can't see how you can buy
elsewhere, and yet we can't ex-
pect to get all the trade. We're
satisfied with what we're get
ting.
The evening times., 1896-09-11
Suits Growing Out of Investments.

Pittsburg. Pa. Sept. 11.-suits have
been entered in common pleas court here
by d. Il. Hostetter and Rosetta HostetteI
TO recover money from ]. H Miller and
william Gilmore, of HaI iIIore, Md. OnlJ
prccips were filed and the amount claimed
is not shown, though several hundred thou.
sands OF dollars are said 10 be Involved
The Hosiettcrx' and other Pittsbursers
invested, 1t is said. about $2.0G0,o0O IL
the Maryland Central Railroad and otisu
companies engineered by Miller and Gil
more.
The evening times., 1896-09-11
CRAYON OF YANG YUE.
Artist Bell also Made an Oil Painting
of Ii Hung Chang.

Artist hell also Mnue an Oti taint1uS
of Ii Hung Chang.
Mr W. H. Bell, jr-. of No. 142s T street
northwest, has completed life-size crayon
portrait Of Mr.. Yang Yue, the Chinese min
lister.
The picture was first displayed at the
legation upon the occasion OF the luncheon
rendered to Ii Hung Chang last Friday.
The minister and his guests were so pleased
with the likeness that an order was imme-
diately given for a crayo3 of Mrs. Yue.
Mr. Bell, who is nephew of the late c.
N. Bell, is the artist who gained consid-
cradle favorable comment few years ago
through his iife-size oil painting OF Ii
Hung Chang, made in 1887. upon the order
of q former minister and presented to the
yiceroy oD the occasion OF his sixty-fifth
birthday anniversary. For this work Mr..
Bell received 5000.
The evening times., 1896-09-11
FOUGHT OVER A CORPSE.
Father of q Dead Child and Hi
Brother Use knives.

Father of q De ad Child and His
Brother Use Knives.
Norfolk, Sept. 1.-Two brothers named
Richardson tried to kill each other Ia
this city in an alteration concerning
the burial OF a dead child. The affray took
place in the room in which the body lay.
1t appears the bereaved father asked his
brother for $50, which he claimed was
due him. The brother pulled out $40
bill and offered him half OF it to help
pay the burial expenses.
This enraged the other man, and
rough and-tun fight ensued. The
mother of the dead child tainted, and the
two men were arrested, not, however,
before they attempted to carve each other
with table kni YES The neighbors are
highly incensed, and the bereaved mother
Is FRUSTRATED at the scandalcus conduct OF
the brothers They were both intoxicated.
The evening times., 1896-09-11
WARM WAVE Is ON Us.
Weather Bureau Thermometer Regis
tered 30 Degrees This Afternoon.

weather BUre.u Tliernomete er Regis
tered 80 Degrees This Afternoon.
Another warm wave has set in, and al
though IL does rot promise to reach such
proportions the August scorchrr. yet
the thermometer at the Weather Bureau
registered 90 degrees at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon, WIKI u minimum of 60 at 8
O'Clock this morning.
Down to grn Il WAS much hotter than the
Official temperature Scheller II Stevens
outside Thermometer, at Ninth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, reached 50 at .
O'Clock, and the one eu tie inside registered
81 1-2 at the same hour.
J. F. Dorsey, colored, forty years old. a
produce dealer. was overcome by the heat
at the o street market this afternoon and
brought To the Emergency ospitalH.
He was given treatment by Drs. Turner
and Lawrence and his tempeIa azure was
soon reduced TO normal. His condition was
not seriols, and after remaining in a ward
for a short time was sent to his home, No.
1929 Eighth street northwest.
The evening times., 1896-09-11

The following heavy precipitation :,
inches, was reported: 'u
During the past twenty -four hours-Green
Bay, 1-26; La Crosse, 1.04
Condition OF the Water.
High and low tides are officially recorded
az the Navy Yard today as follows:
High. Iov
,S- - o. IN 4:4O a. m
io.oo p m. 4:44 p. M
Temperature and Condition of the ,Hater
at a. m: Great Falls-Temperature. "a:
condition, SO. Resolving reservoir Tenn
perature, T6; condition at north CONNECTION.
36; condition at south connection, So. Dis.
tributing reservoir-Temperature "a: con.
dition at fnfiuept gatehouse, IS; efflucnt
gatehouse, SO.
Schedule for Street Lighting.
Gas lamps lighted at 7:22 p. M; extin-
gulshed at AT q. m.
Naphtha lamps lighted at TOO p. m; ex-
unguished at 5:07 q. m. =
Incandescent and electric lamps lighted
at 7:o7 p. M; exhnguished at 5:02 q. q. /.
The evening times., 1896-09-11

Forecast TIL 8 p. m. Saturday.
3or the District of Columbia, Eastern
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Della ware, Mary
land, Virginia, North Carolina and South
Carolina, generally fair; variable winds.
Weather Conditions and G ener al Fore
cast.
A though of low pressure extends from
Texas to the st. Lawrence valley. Rains
have fallen in this trough and on the New
England coast.
A storm north OF Montana, has moved
Into Montana, accompanied by light rains
A ridge OF high pressure extends from
New Mexico to Lake Superior. A second
high pressure area has appeared In Assini-
boia.
The temperature has fallen in the upper
lake region and upper Mississippi valley,
the Missouri valley and in the Southwest,
and has risen or remained nearly stationary
elsewhere.
Gencraily fair weather may be expcctedin
the Atlantic States
The temperature will fallin the Ohio val
ley. lower lake region, middle and lower
1iississippt valley.
The evening times., 1896-09-11
WARRANT FOR LIBEL.
Prince Ytrrbide Causes the Arrest of
the journal Correspondent.

A warrant FOR criminal itel has been
sworn out against Alfred Henry Lewis, the
correspondent Of the New York journal, by
Prince Yturbide, the Mexican
1t is becals- of an alleged libeious article
printed in the Journal some two weeks
ago relating 20 the charges of assault pre-
ferred against the prince by his former
valet, Thomas ]. Carney.
The prince thinks he has been greatly
maligned and liheled by Mr. Lewis.
The warrant was sworn out yesterday
afternoon, but has not yet been served, ow-
ing to the fact that the correspondent is
now in st. Louis in connection with the
Bryan ca mraign.
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Important to Those Interested In
Real Estate.

The Times Real Estate Bureap. Tenth
street and Pennsylvania as enue northwest
IN order to accommodate business men and
others whose time is occupied during the
day. and who cannot come satrexuiar Of
fee hours TO transact Real Estate business
finds IL necessary to keep Its offices open
escsy. NapiAy essning from 70 10 p. n.
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CoIl,n.. WIN FiIed for Probate.

The will OF Thomas p Collins. dated
June 1S, 1896, was filed for probate
this morning. Margaret Collins, his wife.
is named as sole beneficiary and execu-
trix The witnesses 10 the will were Mau-
rice j Collins. $40 II street scathwest:
Thomas D. Collins, of 300 II street SOUTH
west. and James AcKena, OF 626 II street
sou tn west.
The evening times., 1896-09-11
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued today az
humphrey Fuller and Cora Garrett. Of
Clark county, Va.
Louis Kor,,naDn and Louise Miller.
The evening times., 1896-09-11
Ma ior Crawford Left sae5.ooo

The will Of the late Henry L. Crawford
was admitted to probate today and Joseph
81. Cranford,a son, appointed executor, with
$4,000 bond. The personal estate of the
deceased is valued at S265,OOO
The evening times., 1896-09-11

Divorce Wanted by a Husband.
Harry B. Wills this afternoon filed suit
for divorce against Rachel W. Wills. The
papers were ordered placed In the safe
The evening times., 1896-09-11

Saturday we'll give a boat or a
gun with each child's suit, and
we'll offer the biggest clothing
values you'll find anywhere.
The evening times., 1896-09-11

Just to get you to come visit
our new hat Department we re
going to offer the usual $1.5O Al
pines aud Derbys for SSc.-a half
dozen shades OF Alpines and Derbys
in black aud browns. It's a full
fledged hat store, and 1t promises
q big success-and II ought to with
such stock and prices.
The evening times., 1896-09-11
Treasury Receipts

The receipts from internal revenue to-
day were S47s ,O34; from customs, $685..
1873, and miscellaneous, $14,S92. The
national bank notes received today for
redemption amounted to $137 ,045.
The evening times., 1896-09-11

S29S for Boys All-wool Double
breasted School Suits. in sizes from
8 to l6 years-cheyiots or cassi-
The evening times., 1896-09-11
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by Seymour Bros. bank.
ers and brokers, members of New
York Stock Exchange. Washington
office, Rooms 3 and ga, Sun Building
j. A. Breen. manager.
The evening times., 1896-09-11

$1.79 for all the fine 8 to g.
year Refer Suits and 8 to 16-year
Double-breasted Suits, in medium
weights, for school wear; worth
So each.
The evening times., 1896-09-11

Special sale of Boys All-wooi
Knee Pants. worth SOC. and 75c.,
for 29c. pair.
The evening times., 1896-09-11
$500 A MONTH.
ANOTHER BANK GOES UNDER
Failure of Bank of Commerce OF
New Orleans Announced.
Comptroller Eckels Explains His AS
signmen tof Bank Examiner John
son-Two Sets of Books Kept.

New Orleans, La, Sept. 1.-THE Bank
OF Commerce closed its doors today.
The evening times., 1896-09-11

Bank Receiver Appointed.
Comptroller Eckels today appointed E.
D. Edgertou receiver of the First National
Bank OF Helena, Mont.
The evening times., 1896-09-11
Schoe l Salts, 81. 50-S2-

Schoe l Salts. ST.. So 81
81. 50-S5..
What have you been used
to for these prices? Not
such strong and handsome
strictly all-wool Suits like
we are showing.
We are bound to have a
bigger Children's business
you mothers know too much
to stay away.
Better Suits for dress
So. so to Sc. 5O-S4. so to $40
for the same elsewhere.
Everything for the boy
but Shoes.
Eievator-.d floor.
EISEMAN BROS.
Coner 9TH and E Sis. N. W.
No branch store in Washington.
The evening times., 1896-09-11

New Thorn Company Receivers.
". E. Lester and ID. W Baker W ere today
appointed receivers for tie Thorn Nanuiac-
Turing Company. upo:i applicationof George
l.. Thompson Co.
The evening times., 1896-09-11

Flooring $1.s0 per 100 feet. all one
width. f. Lbbey@ Co. 9Th and n. II ave.
The evening times., 1896-09-11

The finest. the best boardx, only SEs
per 100 feet nsyou want common bUarfs.
7sc ner i6o feet Frank Libbey 4 Co ~
9Th and N. Y. eve
The evening times., 1896-09-11
WON FORTUNE ON THE TURN
Young Plunger Caught Stock
Market Just Right.
BIG STOCKS POUNDED DOWN

Then. as They Reached a Low Point,
Out ON the Rise--Profited by FIuc-
tuafing Popularity of Presidential
Candidates.
The evening times., 1896-09-11

Smallpox Hospital Heating Contract.
A contract was awarded today to W. w.
Biggs for the construction of the steam
heating plant at the smallpox hospital, his
being the lowest bid therefor.
The evening times., 1896-09-11
SUITS ARE FRIENDLY.

1, is claimed tn at the suits begun at Bal
tirnore are friendly and constitute an at
tempt to readjust relations and continue
operations. The tightness of the none,
market has prevented the managers from
floating bonds, aud as consequence work
had been suspended all along the line. A
fureshado wing of this was in the account
published by The Times two weeks ago,
showing that there W as a great falling off
in work on the road.
One of the suits filed here today was by
Maurice r. Tally, one of the contractors
The evening times., 1896-09-11
Washington Stock Exchange

SaIes-wa ash. Gas. 30 at I6. McrsenrhaIs
Linotype. 20 at liS1s.
GoyERSMEST BONDS. BID. ASH
The evening times., 1896-09-11
EISEMAN BROS.

No branch store in Washington.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-09

lie wynosi doch6d z handful SCREEN Tub
jajami miedzy dwoma pahstwami sasis-
dniemi.
A tymczasem zawisc z powodu "a
morskiej zdobyczy podsyca ciagle ME-
nawisc miedzynarodowa. A jezeli ME.
nawise sama przez sic Jest jedna z mai
brzydszych przywar, jakiemi czlowiek
moAe bye obarczony, gdyz odbiera mu
jego ludzka nature i jak ten toczy O.
statecznie GAIA jego dusze j odbiera mu
GAIA wartosc moralna, to o ilez obrzy.
dliwsza jest ia przywara, jeaeli mia dot
hniete So cale narody. Tymczasem
zbrodnia, jaka pope}ni jeden cz}owiek
ma drugim z ~nienawisci jest jake
grzech; natomiast zbrodnie, popeiniane
przez cafe narody ma innych narodach
z nienawisci, przedsiebrane bywaja W
imie Boze prey spiewie nTe Deum" i
wielbione jake czyny b~ohaterskie.
Curative oklaski)
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
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POKRAKA"

Pismo humorystyczno-krytyozn i sa.
tyryczno-polityczne z ~rycinami. ,,Po-
kraka" wycbodzi cd roku 1888 W Poz.
MANU-. Abonament kwartslny wynosi
$1.OO, zas r~ocznie 3 dol. Kto ale ,,Po.
krake" zapisze W redakcyach pism pol.
skich W Ameryce p}aci tylko $3.50.
Rodacy W Ameryce abonujcie ,,Pokra.
ke' DO dziewiec miesiecy ME m6gl wy.
chodzie gdyz djabe} ME chcia{ da6 cy.
rografow ale teraz cd trzech tygodni
%wychodzi TAX, jak dswniej.
Adres do ,Pokraki" TAXI:
Jasnie Oswiecony ksiaze ,,Pokraka'
w5asciciel ziemi cd nora do mora W
Poznaniu (Europa).
2. s. Kto "a 3 dol. zaabouuje ,,Po.
krake" wprost to dostanie obraz Kos.
ciuszki.
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o poranienie, uwolniono takze cd kary,
gdya przyjeto, ze by} " takiem po}oze-
niu, il sic musia} broni6.
SamOb6jstwO.
,,Kuryer Lwowski" donosi:

rKuryer Lwowski" donosi:
Cd pewnego czasu ME many prawie
dnia, W kt6rym ME mielibysmy do "a
notowania wypsdku targuiecia sic ma
swoje 4ycie. Do hotelu Wanda" PREY
ulioy Trybanalskiej przyszed} W srode
wieczorem q letni asystent kraj. dy-
rekcyi skarbu Jozef Karol Miskiewicz i
zaaada} pokoju. We czwartek s}uaba
hotelowa, zaniepokojona kilkakrotnem
bezskutecznem dobijaniem sic do poko-
ju, z~awiadomi}a o tenn policye, kt6ra
PREY pomocy slusarza o godz. 8 wieczo
rem otworzy}a drzwi i zasta}a Miskie.
wicza leaacego juz cd d}uAszego czasu
bez 4ycia. Komisya lekarska orzekla,
i. smiere ~nastapi}a pred 10 goldman
wskutek otruoia stezonym kwasem kar-
bolowym. Nieboszczyk zostawii ksrtke
Z prosba zawiadomienie o wypadku
OLGA, radcy rachunkowego " tutejszej
dyrekoyi skarbu, do kt6rego takae list
pred smiercia wystosowal.. w liscie
tym zawiadamia on OLGA, &c ,,stal sic
ofara niewdziecznej ludzkosci" i Re
,,chciaiby aye d1uzej, ale ME moze".
Dodac nalezy, 20 W ten spos6b tract
n~ieszczesliwy ojciec juA drugiego syna.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-09

ED s~!oIzpszo
ESQ q 'IIulus5
" lsIzsIod op
s!ozsId qnI sIs
sIoso{Sz o. '2Io
0iA Iues oqIs
'GdoInI z qoIu
-AsIH quI PIo
-vfAzId QoGMs
2~IzpeAoIds eIo
-ezIsImsz IIszsr
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-09

Sekretdrze grip ME m9jqo~|rego
prd,od kre$li6 tub zDlieniac rachunki,
kt6re tcychodzq z naszego 5iura. Jezeh
sekretorz grupy otrzymuje : biura ma.
szego rachunek, kt6ry sac ME sgadza z
jego obliczeniami, potoinien nam TAXI
rdchunek z~r6ci6 10 ciqgu 10 najdalej
dni 4 nam pozosta'cic sposo6noSc
poprasoienia takiego rachunkas. :
SEKRETAKz JENKRALSY.
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DOtkniety przez przeszfO 90 lat.
WASHINGTON, ID. G. 1 kwietnia 1895.
DR.. Peter Fahrney:
SzopoDnu nnLto--a

LIE. eter anrney:
Szanowny Doktorze:
q wielka przyjemnoscia, moaemy
Panu doniest, re wczoraj wieoz6r PAM
Forster, nasza sasiadka, odwiedzi{a mas,
by nam doniesc re jej c6rka cierpiaca
cd lat 20 ma Epilepsye zostaia zupelnie
uleczone. ~Polecalismy uAywanie Ora
Piotra Gomozo - lecz twierdzono, il
cierpienie jest przestarzale i re ME spo-
sob sProwadzie ulge, a tembardziej
wyleczyt ja z niego. Mimo to, W koh-
Gu sklonilismy ia do sprobowania tego
srodka, mowiac, re %sprobowae ME "a,
wadzi a teraz oni sami widza z wdziecz.
~noscia, swietny rezultat.
Il powazaniem
Jan Sellner, 1927 Weltberger st.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-09
Hr. SZUWALOW 1 L A

hr. IA Il i T.,
Pod lynn tytu}em zamieszoza rBerli-
e Tageblatt' korespondencye z Pc.
tersburga, z ktorej przytaczamy najwa-
zniejsze ustepy:
nSzowinistyczne organa rosyjskie, ia
kie jak ,,Russkoje S}owo" i ,,Moskow.
Wiedomosti"- pisze correspondent -
okazuja wielkie niezadowolenie z po-
wodu nowego wiatru, jaki zdaniem
ich powial obecnie W Kr6lestwie Pol
skiem. Dzienniki to z widoczna ME-
checia powita}y W swoim czasie nomi.
nacye hr. Szuwalowa ma general-gu
bernatora warszawskiego i cd tego CA.
su W szeregu korespondencyj z Kr6le-
silva systematyoznie wywoiuja falszy-
wy alarm twierdzeniem, re wpiyw ro-
syjski zmniejsza sic W Kongresowce.
u tego powodu wywiaza}a sic polemi-
ka Pomiedzy nWarszawskim Dniewni-
klein" a prasa p~etersburska i moskiew-
ska. w polemice tel ,,Warsz. Dniew-
mix" Powosai sic ma poglady Wiaziem-
skiego, przyjaciela Mickiewicza, CO
j~eszcze wiecej dola}o oliwy do ognia.
Prasa moskiewska odpowiedzia{a ma to,
ze skoro ,,Warsz. Dniewnik" bierze so.
bic "a wzor takiego przyjaciela Pola-
kow, jakim by} Wiaziemski, dowodzi
to tylko, Re sprawl rosyjska W Kongre-
cowce chwieje sic.
rSadzimy ~jednakze - pisze dalej
,,Berl. Tageblatt", re dzienniki 70.
syjskie zupelnie niepotrzebnie sic ME-
Pokoja. Warszawski general guberna-
tor must pilnie baczyc ma to, jaki wiatr
wieje W samym Petersburgu, a W Pc
tersburgu obecnie krzyzuja sic ~najroz-
maitsze prady, tax ze nawet ~najzre-
c~zniejszy d~yplomata moze powatpie-
wac, ktory z tych pradow jest przewa-
zajacym. To tez j zachowanie sic hr.
Szuwalowa jest tego rodzaju, re chce
~wszystkim dogodzie. G~rzecznym Jest
ola Rosyan pokroju Apuchtina, GREE
cznym j ola Polakow. Ale szczeg6l-
nej jakies przychylnosci ola Polakow
ME ma wcale W jego postepowaniu.
VIE on dobrze, re general gubernator
~warszawski must cos robic ola rusy6ka-
cyl Kongres6wki, re musi stawic op6r
asPiracyom polskim, ale tee vie do
brze, re Petersburgu beda mu tylko
w~dzieczni, jesli potraf osiagae ten Gel
srodkami, ME wzbudzajacemi oburzenia
j wrzawy "a granica.
,,Polacy tez, zdaniem dziennika Der.
lihskiego, ME powinni bez potrzeby u.
trudniac stanowiska hr. SzuwaIowa,
gdyz W przeciwnym razie moga }atwo
dostac znowu drugiego Hurke. Ale
rowniez j prasa rosyjska ME powinna
robi6 z muchy sionia i pamietac pc.
Wilma, re gdy gimnazyalista Polak
rozmawia ma ulicy re swa matka 20
polsku, to przeciez ME jest to kwestya
Polityczna, ktora mogiaby ma szwank
narazac wplyw rosyjski W Krolestwie
Polskiem".
Taxa ma dwie strony skierowana u.
waga kohczy dziennik berlihski, ktory
re swego stanowiska ME jest wcale
~przychylny Polskom j ME uwaza ucisku
rosyjskiego W Krolesstwie Polskiem "a
Proste barbarzyhs< NO, ale traktuje die.
jatielow" rosyjskich polityczna wzgle-
I-zk
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DARMO KSIAZKA

% stronnie) dla metczyzn kobiet, dotknletych cier-
pieniem sekretnemi, chociazby bardzo zadawnione.
.PIzyslijcie ? Gently W znaczkach poetic wych da O
pfacenia porta. ksiszka bardzo ciekawa pozyteczna-
Ill. ICY
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-09

Mr.. B ,,PrzewOdnika zdrOwia''
(Berlin, Karlstrasse 32) wyszedi i "a
wiera:
Trest: Niece o nerwowosci (dokohcze-
nie.) - Wczesne kladzenie sic do
snu i wczesne wstawanie czyni
cz}owieka zdrowym, bogatym i
madrym. - Jak sic zatruwamy
z}em powietrzem. - Interpelacye
zdrowotne. Palenie cygar. -
Przestrogi j rady. - Rozmaitosci.
Pismiennictwo. - Cd wydaw-
nictwa. - Ogloszenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-09
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wychodzi pierwszego i pietnastego
kazdego miesiaca, W Paryzu. Podaje
wiadomosci i poglady pierwszej re-
XII, TAX z kraju jaka tez z emigracyi
Polskiej Pogladami swemi wy
swiadcza wielka przysiuge czytel..-
kom W rozwoju umyslowym. Upo-
wszechnienie tego pisma jest bardzo
Pozadanem W Ameryce a taniosc u}a-
twia nabycie kazdemu. Abonament
roczny kosztuje dollar jeden i POI,
pieniadze posylac przez Post Office
Order adresujac: M. Adolphe Reiff,
3 Rue de Four. Paris.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-09
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-08-21
HATS AND WRAPS.
Many Flowers and Brilliant Colors For
Fashionable Headgear.

Many Flowers and Brilliant CoIors For
Fashionable Headgear.
Colorcd straw hats and bonncts arc very
numerous Very yellow straw, trimmed
with lace and white gauze, is much liked.
The bright reds, blues, violets and greens
enjoy a considerable degree of favor, and
hats composed of two colors of straw are
also worn, the crown being of one color
and the brim of another Flowers are used
to an immense extent, roses, lilies of the
valley, poppies, carnations, iris, bluets,
primroses and violets being mingled with
gauze, black, white or colorcd. Illusion Is
used In the same way, being tucked, shir-
red and pulled and made into bows and
choux.
Green Is first favorite among colors Just
now. 1t is seen In all shades and varieties
OF tone, and green hats or hats with green
trimming are n feature of the season.
Nearly all flowers are represented i'm this
shade, besides the more natural looking
copies of ivy, ferns and other foliage. Green
tulle is much employed in millinery and
green straws with flower trimming are
among the most effective hats seen.
Summer capes are exceedingly pretty
and attractive. For general use the cape
of cloth, relatively simple, is preferred. 1t