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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-28
HAMPSHIRE IN LINE.
Good County Ticket Sominntri-Rowd
Interrupt n Republican Mcutimg.
Special Correspondence.


ROMNEY, W. Va. Sept. 25.-Thc Re-
pubIcans OF Hampshire county ycstcr-
day held n mass convention ut Pleasant
Dale, which was by far the largest Re-
publican convention ever held in the
county. a full county ticket, consisting
OF excellent men, was placed In the
field, and there IL no denying the fact
that n much lnrEcr Republican vote
than ever before will be pOlled this fall
So far MS learned there IL but Onr free
silver Republican In Hampshire cuun-
ty, while there arc sound money Demo-
Gratis by the hundred. Many who have
heretofore been Democrats attended the
Republican convention yesterday.
Hon. George Pcnre, OF Cumberland.
Md. was present and addressed the
meeting. Mr.. pcnrc also spoke 10 n
large audience In ROmney last night. 4
gang or hoOdum5 kept up a continued
disturbance, and littlc-or no effort was
mndc by the authorities 10 keep order.
The chairman of the Democratic con.
grcssIonal committee gave his C0untc-
nance to the lawlcssnesS Of the young
stcrs by intcrruptIng the speaker him.
self. Some Of the rOwdIes are acions OF
tho sn-ulllcd arlstOCrnCy OF this section
and are old enough to know better call
Inr themselves young gentlemen. Mr..
pcarc was Justly Indignant. ns are all
the fnlr-mindcd people OF this section.
" X
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gold o
Mexico. silver,
value In equal
GIl,..r Cold In yal

These two comparative tables OF the
wages OF labor and prices OF food show
the American under the gold standard
to be better paid and able TO secure more
OF the necesarlr-5 OF life than the poorly
paid Mexican under the silver standard
For instance the llborer who In Mexico
receives forty cents per day can pur-
chase five pounds OF flour and have
nothing left OF one days wages. while
the American lahorer can secure the
same number OF pounds OF flour for
twenty-five md one-half cents and
have left for other wants one dollar and
two and one-half cents. For a pound OF
tea the Mexican Is required to labor
Ave days while the American labor Sc
cures the same for Less than a half day
Of labor. To the Mexican labNrer the
enjoyment OF tea Is n dream or longing;
to the American II Is glad reality.
il may lie In the power of the Regis
ter II II feels so inclined TO show that
the Mexican lnhorer is much better
paid Than his Italian brother and Is
able to secure for his wages more OF the
comforts OF life: but since the figures
were not given and | have no Italian
prices Mt hand have taken this oppor-
tunity to show by comparison how
much better of Is the American laborer
under tho United States gold standard
than the Mexican labUrcr under the
silver standard OF hIR country.
The policy Of protection, reciprocity
and sound money has given to this coun-
try an era OF unprecedented prosperity
The attack on the first two OF these
elements Of progress has reduced the
wages OF labor and contracted the VOL
ume Of money In circulation by the
amount OF this reduction and the great
~ reduced revenues from duties, and
now the threatened assault upon our
money has shattered public confidence.
has stopped the work OF capital already
invested and has tied the hands OF that
now awaiting TO develop our boundless
resources.
Among those who are now clamorlnr
for free silver are people who said. give
us free trlde In order that we may Sc
cure the markets of the world In op-
posing lnterna tl0nal agreement now as
scrt that the United States should have
nothing to do with the other countries
OF the world. They now hint at protcc-
ton and declare for free coinage, when
they formerly demanded and establish
I'd -Olicy of free trade and declared
for sound money. They fooled some of
the people once, but there Ia a large
majority Of the same people whom
they cannot toOl-aEaln. ]. G. II.
Wheeling Septcmhrr % 1896
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-28

CHICAGO-To-day's cattle market
was almost nominal, as Is generally
the case on Saturday. Prices ruled as
follows: Fancy beevcs S. 0OG5 l0;me-
dunn 10 prime steers 81 0OIi 30; stock
crs and feeders s. G0G3 90: bulls md
heifers s. 2jGi2 "a; calves 50 OOG6 10:
westerns and Texas 81 4OT3 60. With
fair demand heavy packing hogs
sold ut s. G0T3 Oj: light hogs ut s. gSTI
3 "a and mediums at 81 OON3 20: light
pigs weighing 20 to 100 pounds sold
largely ut 81 6OM3 IL. Prices for hogs
are 1OQ20c higher than week AGO.
Prices for sheep remained firm at
81 50N2 90 FOR sheep. choice to prime
export being mostly nominal Mt 81 OO6
: Is. Lambs were snlnble at 81 esq; 30
the better class clipping soc per 100
pounds higher than week ago, Re-
cciptg-Cattle 800 head: hogs lS.O0O
head: sheep 5000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady.
prime 81 i01i 60: common 81 75G3 40:
bulls, stays and cows 81 OO1S 80. Hogs
active: prime assorted medium weights
50 1000 rs; best heavy Workers 81 G5G
20: common to fair Workers. 81 LOGn
; IS: pigs s. 5OG3 20; heavy 81 3Oa3 a..
rough s. 2jI3 10. Sheep steady; prime
81 5OGl3 Go; fair s. 7OI3 l5: common
81 T5T2 Is; common 10 good lambs
50 00Qi 10; veal calves Sc O0RG 20.
CtNClNNATJ-Uogs active and
higher Mt 81 G5G3 IS: receipts 1900
head; shipments 800 head.
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Wheeling } Business } College,
WHEELING. W. VA.

is the best school to attend II yon want
TO become practical business men und
women, for II IL the only school In the
city that drills Its stutirnts thoroughly In
COMMERCIAL LAW, HUSISr:sr cont
HESPONDENCE, PENMANSIIIp, BUsI-
Ness ETHICS, Etc, US well "a, every
thing that Ia SHORT and PRACTICAL in
bookkeeping aud Arithmetic. These sub
ltct, arc Taught EXACTLY As PitAC-
FICED In our best aud most suc,,,sfui
business houses. M.
Hundreds OF Its studrnts rnch year
eaemplin the methods taught In this
school In business houses In this and
other cities In good positions secured
by the management OF the school, and
through Its reputation for thorough
practical work.
This school at Nh times gives u. stu-
dents the latest and most practical work
that can be obtained from the counting
room. Its tenchers know what business
~ anu now TO teach II. aug
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-28

Q,Port Wayne, Ind, writes on Sos, %, 1891:
"lwas afflicted for forty ycars With heart
trouble and suffered untold agony. hid
weak, hungry spells, aud my heart would
pap!ta,c so hard, the pain would lie so acute
and ,ortusIug. that became 60 weak aud
re,yous could not sleep. was treated by
several physicians without relief and savo
up ever bcins.well again. About two years
aso commenced uSiug DR.. Niles Remedies.
One hottie OF the Heart euro stopped all
heart troubles and tho restorative NcrvIno
did the rest,and now sleep souadIy and at
tend 10 my household and soeiaitlutics with.
90. any trouble. GI
eoldby druggists. Book sent free. Address
Dr.. Niles Medical Co, ElEhar., Ind.
Dr.. lilies Remedies Restore Health.
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NEW YORK-'rherc was but mod
crate quota of orders present. and the
personal demand was unimportant.
Many small assortmcnts OF n misccl-
lnncOus description were called FOR TO
meet the urgent wants. AS at former
reports large sales were returned
through forwarding on former pur-
clelscs and large percentage OF
stocks Is going into active consump-
ton. The tone Of tho murltGt is bet
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PennsyivanIa Stations.
Z PeHhsylVanIa StatIohs'
pennsylvania Lines!

Trains Run by Central Time.
Ticket Offices at Pennsylvania Station ON
Water ST.. foot OF Eleventh ST, Wheel.
Ing. at Mcclure House. Wheeling, and at
the Pennsylvania Station. bridgeport, o.
Southwest SyStcm-"Pun Handle Route"
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Tho comparisons are good us far ns
!hcny 30, but they do not no far enough,
! have examined the Mexican rate OF
wages and find that given by tho Rcgls-
tcr-io be approximately correct and as.
sumo tho Italian rate TO he equally ~,
liable. One who reads the Register hn-
bltnally. naturally falls into the way OF
questioning all figures which II ami.
mits. The Register tables are intended
TO convey to thoughtlcss minds the I'M
precision that the money OF the two coun-
tries have equal purchasing power A
table like the following would have been
manifcstly more FUR:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-28

Electric cars from Brdgcpor, 10 Wheel
'Dnily.
tSundays only between points marked
All other trains daily except Sunday,
On Sunday train No. runs TO Uhrichs-
from Uhrichgrillo instead OF ljrllgcport. ~
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Wheeling BRIDGE & Terminal RY.

c. Q. BkEWSTER, RECEIVER
Time Table No. u. 10 take effect 1901 A
NJ, Sunday, November ~ 1895.
Leave WhceliNg-tS:0l iG;45, 81 40 u, M.
t2:2O. '3l5, ii:2O. $500 y. m. -
leave pcnnsuia-tSTG, I9;al, sll;J6. n. m
ia:.G. '3:al. ti:S6 1900 y. IN. -
Leave Martins Fcrry-tS:le. 1851, sIl.sa
n. NJ. i2;39, 1927, tia2, s9Ia y. m. -
Arrive Terminal Iunction-'S:l1, tiO:0a.
Leave Terminal .lunctionG';.2.c, 5000 p,
H., 1870 u. NJ, $3.50. sizes, 5:Ii. tSi5 y, m
LOavG Martins Fcrry--ti:.S, s9:OI a. M.
'lc:45, $685. ti:lO. fS:lg. iS:62 p. H. 80
Lchyc Pcninsula--ti:A, sg:li II. M, 1881,
sill, ti:li, I5:2S, isis u. III. 800
Arrive WhrelinE-t7:lO $500 n. m, 1875.
tar. tics, tj:al. 1905 y. NJ,
'pnily. tDaily except Sunday. sSundayy
only. =
Al trains will run on Eastern Timo
]. L. TAUSSlG. Superintendent,
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The Register douhtlessly could have
them verified by giving comparative
table OF The prices OF necessarlcs of life
In the two countries, thus showing the
purchasing power OF the money OF each
country As Il did not submit any fig
urcs OF this kind and Rs ! have no way
OF obtaining them. will try TO Illustrate
the same thing by comparing Mexico
with the United States. The following
tables are submitted FOR that purpose:
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TIE AMERICAN 1ApopEa.
How Much better lie FARES In This
Country than Those who Toii Under
n silver STANDARD.

TO INC Editor OF tho InicIlIgcnccr.
SliG-With your Kind permission I
VIII submit the following table from
to.day's Register. The wages nt the va i.
rioua occupations represent werk'a
labor:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-28

Have you ever heard OF medicine
with such n, record Of cures rs Hoods
Sarsnpnrilu? Don't you know that
Hoods SarsnparIlln, the One True
Blood Purifier. has proved. over and
over again, that It lsas power 10 cure.
even after Nil other remedies fan? If
you have impure blood you may take
Hoods Sarsapnrilln with the utmost
confidence that II VIII do yon good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-28
RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure OF trains on and
inter July 10. 1870. Explanation OF Refer.
ehce Marks: daily tDaIly, exccp, SUI.
uny .Dhily, except Saturday. scall., OK.
scpt Monday isundays onlj Saturday.
Only. EnsInrn Htnnhnth trL,n
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

fDaily, except Sunday. -
SUNDAY church trains will leave Elm
Grove ut $40 u. M, and Wheeling at 1911
u, m. II. L. WElSGERRER, =
General Mnnlynr ~
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Metals.

NEW YoRE-plg iron stendy;south-
ern $40 2jG u 90: northern $40 76pio 90.
Copper steady: brokers tO&c. Lead
steady: brokers' 81 CO. Tin plates quiet.
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WHEELING INTEIIIGENcER MONDAY SEPTEMBER 2s 1896


ter and stronger. Printing cloths
steady ut aHc.
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FINANCIAL.

G. LAMB. Pres. JOS. SEYBoLD, Cashier,
J. a. JEFFERSON. Asst. Cashier.
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'oIL CITY-credIt balances 81 Is:
certificates opened. highest, lowest md
closed Mt 81 IL. shipments S9,OlS bar
rcls; runs 1904 barrels. @
NEW YORK pcnnsylya.
MIA strong; October 81 IS bid; sales
none.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-28

Nobody need hnvo Neuralgia. Got DIR,
Miles Pain pills from druggists. "ORO
cent a Dose"
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W00I.
NEW fORK-Wool quiet; domestic
fleece iQlSC; pulled ljd590c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-06
ZAPlSYWAC
G}uchOty
wyleczyG ME pOdObna

insczej, jak przez z~eczyszczen'e
caiego sYstemu. Tam gdzle PREY.
czvna choroba sledsi. W rurce,
lekarstwa ME s%kutkuJa, gdvz tax
gkeboko wcale nj e NIGGA sic dostac.
Wyleczenle rurki usznejzyw mle]-
ecu ola lekarstwa niepr stephen,
to w}asnle jes nasza tale mnlca.
W,eksza Geese w~ypadkdw gluchoty
spowodowana bywa przez katar. a
W takim razie czesto %jeszcze g}u-
chot jest wYleezaln2'
,Zap}acimy 100 dolar6w zt
katy @prowodowauY przez katar)
prz Ypadek g}uchotY, kt6regobya
ME MONA ~wYleczyc Halla kuracy-
katarowa. Pisac pc bezp4atne cyr
kularze.
F. j. CHENEY & Co.
TOLEDO, OH1o.
Mona dosta6 W .wszystk;ch
ptekach, "a rs ct.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-06
P~Owfadamy W sekrecie

10 nieiedna kob]eta zawdzlecza
swoja plekno6c medecyn,e DR..
Plercess Fayor1te Prescription, me-
decyna ia BOWEN dale zdrow1e, 8
~piekDos6 poniekad Jest wyn,k,em
zdrowls. Szczeg6lnle u kobiet leczy
wszelkle przypad!o6cl p}ci lch
w{asciwe.
Czy cierpia ma boil gfowy, ma
bolesci " krzyzach, ma przygnebie-
ME umysiu Tub ogolne osiabienie
Prescription" i'm pomoze. Roz-
pedza bole, naprawla n,eregular-
noscl j usuwa kataralne zaognien,e
bzonek: Kto raz tel medecyny
sprobuJe, ma zawsze powezm1e do
MEL zaufanle.
DR.. Pierc'a pigu1kl lecza
nieregularnoscl W zo1adku, t6I
gio " j s}abosei nerkowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-06
Obch6d W Minnea-
polls.

W dniu 22go Stvczn,a b. r
Polonia t%utejsza lic4nem
zebrauiem W Germania H |
uczci}a ostatnie pow~ta,.ie
Styczniowe
0 godzinie osmej wiecsorem
oh. Tomasz G6rny st6sowpa
nova otworzyf obchod. a
%licznie zebrana publicznosc
jednog}osnie wybrafa swego
radce miejskiego oh. Aiexandra
Dombrowskiego prezesem, uizej
podpisanego zas sekretarzem
obchodu.
Mowy ~wypowiedziane przez
Oh. A. Dombrowskiego, J.
Sbunerta, FIR. Gryglaszewskl,.
go, poeDlaty przez pania
Shunert, mtode panny Magda.
lene Sojka, Walentyne G5rna,
J6zefa Gornego, przvpomnia}y
zebrane, publicznosci krwawe
Walk oswobodzeuie neszei
OjczyznT obowjazki nasze
wzgledem tej2e, potrzebe
uieustannej piracy ma po'u
narodowem politycznem,
potrzebe wstepowania W szere-
gi Zwiazku Narodowego (Tak
= aIe }ez|i sic wyprze anty-
ch:ysto~. -Prayp. Redakcyi.)
i popierao'e Skarbu Rsppers
wylskieg'. PublicznoSc pilnie
wyeluche}. mowcow i spiewu
narodwego wynagrodz;{a
hucznemi oklaskami wszyst-
kich, poczem prezss podzieko-
wal "a liczne zebrauie, il
publlcznosG rozeszla sic
u%cieszona, zapewniajac, De to
|
BIT naiwspanialszY obch6d
Styczuiowy W naszem miescie.
A., r. Wdslezewska,
Sekr. ob:hodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-06
Geese dobrym! Srom z}ym!
S-%=00:3H eee

o2g9==Hs:8:sH go
Geese duchowiehstwu! MECH bedzie nam .,przodem",
Gdy Chrystusowe, ,,gdy idzie z narodem"'
Gdy z WARY slowem oswlate wraz szerzy-
W oiczystym duchu-u naszej m}odziezy,
Krzepi mas W doll smutnej do wytrwanla.
Blaga ola kraju Stw6rcy zmi}owanla.
Srom, potepisnie tym slugom KoSciola,
Kt6rzy pred wrogiem kraju chyla czo}a.
w narodzje milosG Ojczyzuy s%t}umiaja,
Sprawy mu obce- radzi wspleraja'
Religii nieraz dzieciom W ojcow movie
Me chca dac poznaG; o! CT Z wrog1en W zmowle.
Geese maso ludu! podstawo narodu.
Gdy-mimo czesto ch}odu g}odu
Graz sciesnionej n%aukowej wledzy--
Trzymasz sic WARY przodk6w swe] mledzy,
W potrzebie kraju, W swoich praw obronle,
W poteznem, licznem wystepu]esz gron1e.
srom tym wsr6d ludu, kt6rzy ma CLOS wroga-
Odstapia braci, nawet -sWego Boga,
Dozwola, ably i'm rodowe mlano
Ma dziwolagi rome przekrecano,
Me znaia, re Ojczyzny boil -lch sprawl,
Oiczyzny s}awa-wsp6lna ich tel sfawa.
Geese naszym godnym wnukom cnych rycerzy:
Z Mich kazdy W lepsza przysz}osc Polski wierzy,
Ola tel przysz}osci o6arnie PRAGUE,
Serdecznie wszystkich rodak6w mi}uje,
Rozszerza ~wszedzie mysll narodowe,
Pred wrogiem strzeze progl sWe do1noWe.
Srom wieczny tym rycerzy spadkob1ercom-
Cn6t swoich przodk6w niecnym sprzeniewiercom-
CO ludziom cudzej mowy Tan oddal,
Co slu7alcami wrog6w swych sic stall,
A mas narodu swelu ME szanu]a,
Bo dian milosci wcale juz ME czu]a.
Geese ola tych prawych Mast obywateE,
z kt6rymi ogof nasz uczucla dzlell,
30 iednakowe z MIN pragnlen1a ma]a,
O dobro kraju i mysl zdrowa dbala,
Gdyz ME dose handful, przemys{u sledhsk1em
Byc miastom-ale i ducha ogniskiem.
Srom tym mieszczanom, co choc sic zrodzili
Wsr6d mas W kraju naszym mienie zbill-
| z ludzi naszych wclaz przewazn1e zy]a-
w swych sercach wroga niechet ku nam kryla.
Cd takich mieszczan nar6d sic odsunle,
A wtenczas pewnie ich dobrobyt runle.
CzesG- s}anei zwykle z miast-tej mocy swiata,
Co wszystkich jednej mysli z soba brata;
Vice dziennikarstwu naszeru, gdy godnie
Spraw kraiu broni-i swiatia pochodnie
Roznieca szczerze; wiedzione slusznosci2-
Kiedv ze karci-z bolem, ME II radosJla.
Srom, niezmazany nigdy, pismo plami,
Gdy-jakiemibadz rzadzac sic wzgledaml-
Bezstronnie rzeczy ludziom ME przedstawia,
Lecz i'm w pojeciach zawleruche sPrawla,
A wiec gwa}t, zamet W ciemnosci bury;
O! wtenczas wrogom-nie ojczyznie s}uzy.
Geese kazda z kobjet W narodzie odbiera,
Wzrok kt6rej jasno ma ok6l spoziera,
Kt6ra vie. co jest godnem jej imienia,
Dzielne sic stara chowaG pokolenia,
A swei mi}osci kraju-w otoczenie
Szeroko rzuca ozywcze p%}omienie.
Srom, klatwa straszna spada ma istoty,
U kt6rych brak godnosci brak cnoty
Kobiety-Polki, brak czucia ola sprawy
Oiczystei, W g}owach i'm z wrogiem zabawy,
w ich sercach nicosG, ME czuja obrozy
a wr6g ich dzie6mi szeregi swe mnozy.
Geese wszystkiej zacnej narodu m}odziezy,
Bo-jak Bog kaza}-jest wierna Macierzy
Polsce Il ola niej swa mi}oscia pa}a;
O! W tel m~}odziezy nasza p~rzysz}osc Gala,
Gdy umie s}uzyc dobrze-z swym zapalem-
Dazeniom, kt6rych Polska idealem.
Mlodziezy! dusze swe ME masz z~brukane;
Srom tym wylatkom. kt6re So skalane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-06
DrObne Echa.

49,"
S1owarzYszenla Polakow W
AmerYce.
BRICEFIELD, Mo. Pola
cy jako6 zaczynaja sic scjagac
do Bricefeld. Buduja tn teraz
nowy store i domy.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. -
Ks. Moron wybrai soble
komitecik q garstki swoich
poplecznikow ale nal
wieksza Geese parahan en'
komitetu, ami lego pro-
tes.6w ME uznaje.
Wis. - st.
Kuiawa q pod mr.. 1913 -
ave.) i R6zalia Flis, po}aczeni
wez}em m%a}zehskim. Stub
odbyl sic W dniu % Stycznia
~ New Coeln, Wis.
NOWY N~IEZALEZNY. y
PISA nam z Schenectady, N.
Y. - Przyjechaf tn War
szawy niejakis Bolesfaw
Wojciechowski, mieniecy sic
ksiedzem. Pc viada, De jest
fachowym Decentralization
i posiada patenta ma kilka
swolch wtasnych wynalaskow.
Chce tn zafo&Yt niezalezna
parafq, i sporo luz zelektryzo-
wal sobie warchol6w. Jeduo-
cze6nie zak}ada polska szkofe
rekodzielnicza. - Dobry to.
wida3, mechanic!
LAKE,, MINI.
- Jak SIC Polacy u mas
kocha)a, tenn swladczY
pomiedzy inneml podiy czyn
zemsty, jakiego sic dopusci}
J6zef Pyskafa. Zastrzelit far.
merowi Maciejowi Dunsjskiemu
czteroletniego byka i postrzelit
mu mloda krowe.
PAN KORNGOLD Ztotnicki
" Chicago - jak donosi Nowe
Zycle - ukradf z tacy, ma
ktorej znajdowafa sic kolekta
M Polski Skarb Narodowy. so
cent6w. - Tacy to fajni
patryoo. moralizowali amery-
kanska Polonia W obrzydliwej
pamleci Chicagoskim Dia6le.
BAY CITY, Mich. - W
kopalai Kompan,i ZagelmeYer
wskutek nieszczesliwego prey
padku utracil 2ycie robotnlk
Jozef Posluszny. Pozostawia
lone / piecioro dzieci. -
Nieboszczyk nale1af do Iowa..
rzYstwa sw. Jozefa i do Kasy
posmiertnej W Bay City, Mich.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-06

OMAHA Nebr 3 lutego.-
Wielka sensacye wyN oiafo tn
ponowne aresztowanie bylego
sksrbnika miejskiego Bolle,
republikanina, oskarzonego o
sprzeniewierzenie $l05 900 z
kasy miejskiej. R6wnoczeSnie
wykaza1o sic, ze poreczepia "a
Bollego jake kasyera rady
szkolnej ma $500, 900 tak4e
znikfy. Kontroler Wesberp
przes2ukal wszystkie swe
papiery, ale poreczenia ME
znalagl. Bolle Jest A P Aista i
prawdopodobnie 4 P Aisci
skradli owe papierY, ably
reczyciele ME potrzebowali
zapiacic sunny skradzionej Z
kasy mieiskiej.
MlNONK. ILL.,, 2 lutego. -
Dzielnica biznesowa mieisco
wosci Rutland spfone}a W So
bote wieczorem. Szkoda
$50, 900. ....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-06
AmERYkA

ULEWNE DESZCZE ma
.poczatku bie3acego tYgodnia
wielkie wvrzadzily spustoszena
W StanieM Mississippi. Wezbrania
woda zrywa}a mostly i unosila
domy. W roznych mlejscowo-
sciach 2ycia ludzkie byly cfiara
powodzi.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-29
At So. SO box of half dozen.
Holiday Offering in Chi
neSe Bazaar.

One of the most brilliant depart
ments in this grandeSt of shopping
places is the newly enlarged Chi
nese and japanese Bazaar. There
are actually thousands of unique
articles appropriate for holiday gifts
now on exhibition and sale. To
miss visiting the bazaar is to miss
visiting one of the sights of San
Francisco. No bazaar in this coun-
try approaches it in appointments
or stock-the latter the largest con-
signment of Oriental Novelties ever
imported by any one house in this
city.
Among the latest arrivals are
some pretty Hanging Jardiniere
BASKETS (prioed veryLOW), ALL
KINDS of Japanese Bamboo Furni-
ture, Silk Jackets and Dressing
Gowns, and Camphor Wood Moth
Proof Trunks of different sizes.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-29
Good Books for Christmas Gifts.

Books this list will be sent to @ddEess postpaid on the
times 10 er lef than orices and eenefaT an
even larger reduction is made.
The History of the Last Quarter Century in the United
States, by E. BENJAMIN ANDREWS, President of
Brown University.
Never before the history king of this period
together in historical narrative by competent
accuracy; $50 illustrations volumes Publisher
price, SO; Emporium Price, $40.
The American Revolution, by JOHN FISKE.
A illustrated edition containing twenty-five photo
OF and paintings fifteen coloed maps and
plates and $50 text cuts and maps Published price, SO:
Emporium Price, $40.
Chapters From Life, by ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS.
This bly, attractice book of in
e Hhsh s a M1 Of nS op
Celia Lucy Larcum and others and portraits OF each
Published price 81 90; Emporium Price, Sl.35.
Cape Cod, by HENRY THOREAU.
HOLIDAY EDITION. illustrated in color by Amelia
NJ Watson. These volumes will and welcome
aon 10 the ordinary holiday books being Illustrated a. the be-
contrast compared with the ryday black and white Two
volumes Published price So 90; Emporium Price, $3.50.
Myths and Legends of Our Own Land, by CHARLES M
SKINNER.
practically complete myths legends
with all thIoughoTt the United States
Emporium Price, So. 70.
Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush, by IAN .MACLAREN.
illustrated edition This book photogr phic
Emporium Price, SISO.
With illustrations from the old masters In this book Miss
Guerber in welknown lucid popular
way legends Christ.
Pa blished price, 81 so; Emporium Price, Si.35.
Kate Carnegie by IAN MACLAREN. With 50 illusira-
tions.
MI. wasons story. which tells story
of Jacobite descent Published price, 81 5O
Emporium Price, Si.35.