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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-10

smoked ovcrtvrutv years. AMID over 'wn hun.
dfUI atu.IHa re- WUDE. Away smoked NNo 600 O.
Vino. .u1a always .gu active, mln. pul
Thought we thoroughly SOUND. Nu. one I. "
I had f0 mako "a run tugfitl "a tAlM Hnd Do
.pss than "a hundred yards, i fgil over
applr0utly ll,o.oss Ny heart had stopped
,fotar-1-honrt' rald tho doctor who
brought mo hlrh Co lfH Auuthorltt1rk was
likely Co ho fatal Tor musfe1Hra " lDl'h frum
hnaft-fHllury' are really yls'H or 'Huhnro-
heart That sct mo heur.ng ou CURE, -.
"Wrli, ara cured. Took two boxes of NO
T0-tIe aud o. cured me. Can uhlIi-u-fnlIc
now without % long breath, 1f uuy u1prfs' Ion.
1 fUil YOU lta great stuff" HUd tho Colonel
dug BIZ lnufElr. Into she rHtUrtCrs ribs nud
rhurklDI. 'rUyH. 900 uI l.r| uu N1.To'Hln.
When you set old and wuruaUut think you're
no good iust uHn 20 nos and then. To VII
vutrn flHuifUu anu.gUous. and you chut DO
sUIl 'fr feeling EUUi'
Tho tu.uuula experience O. That which
hundreds OF Thousand. Of former tobacco
uapra have yufnY,l. Nu-ru-lltr quickly, ne
turIly and permanently stops ionircnau IIuf,
makes weak men LIruug nul Ufingl ulri
vitality ard rl-ur Your own druggist soils
g. uuurf absolute guarantee tprurH or money
refunded Nrld fHu famous book, 'h1nt
1ohlaru sn't aud SMOKE Your LILO Away
mailed fHrr with written guarantee
and sample for tho asking. Address Tho
-toriins Remedy Co, Chicago or Now YORK
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This coupon entities holder 90 ono vote
TOT Queen OF tho Midsummer Carnival
salt Lake city, July -nd, 3nd and an,
1893.
All counties In tho Sta'o will be- invited
TO Join Ia tho Carnival Pageant and 10
choose Queens Of thoir several counties
TO represent their delegations, who VIII
be received by the Carnival Queen a. the
Ihtone aH guests Of Honor.
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NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4. ".
y Taylor, hdmIniatr1t The rsbte OF
J4mUn ST. Farmer. dtrraUvI. rendered tor
auttIemruL and uItd 90 said court, his maj
account ut la uumtuHtraiIuu ~ aaIl estate
aud petition Tor huaI lntiNuunn OF thl fr-i
thereto. and that lufsdhV. TIE lHlu unN uI
june. a. I'D. lev, ut 10 O'Clock r.. iu., Of iht
court Tuom % saId court. Iu thr county court
been IuIT appointed NY mo iuusn ut halt
count for Che settlement ut Hald account hu,
hearing HaII petition Tor dIttriuuunu, ht Whirl
umr and place any person interested lu aal.
tttHto may appear aud show cause, ~ an
fHGrr De. Why anid hrtuuut should not De- sri
tIat unu approved and nnAl diftuuuulu mad
as prayed fnG
Dated Muy 10Th, leo. .-......
ByA. @. REESE. Deputy Clerk
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The pin 'ipEl streets OF the city VIII
he illuminated with lghte:us during
tho Carnival nights.
Great enthusiasm Is being manifested
In Sanpeto county. The county Is
we'll organiLsd,
Another lot Of Carnival buttons Ina
been ordered. Tbs popularity OF tue
Carnival ~ Shown by their ready enle.
Bids for Ihs construction Of tfibunss
to seat ~, 900 people ate being solicited
by the finance committee,
Subscribers TO the fund have been
requested To forward the amount they
nave subscrlbed by mail anu TO not
wait for the collector 10 call ON them
Ten thousand school children will be
IN the tiOrAl parade anu soon they VIII
be cAllsI upon 10 select their queen,
Mics Fannie Hammond npplars to
DO The popular choice Of Weber county
lot the position Of c unity queen
A grand athletic tournament viii be
held during the Carnival.
Oscar LAwfeucs has bsen appointed
ohHirmAn OF the summit county
committee aud L., J. Palmer chair
man q the lion county committee
Pnot0gra uhs OF the successful coun,l
queens should be forwarded TO head
quarters with tho Ctlioial annourcs
iuent OF their election,
Cut this opt mud send 90 oxocuN q
committee, room 80 Atlas Block, city.
10y - "a !, d55I : ~ : ~.
MY CHOICE FOR QUEEN,
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The vote for S.a 90 n Is now In
it, last days; but iLT,u days more r.
main, and then the excitement among
the pATtisans Of the caadidsita VIII
RDAts. List evening the vote stood:
Alias Jean Is. Russell .........,...,..".... ,o!5
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See the let ul coming attractions Vi
eallair Beach In Ihls issue.
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Impossible

20 get pure tea for thirty or
forty cents; and yet you ask
for it and think you get it.
You can't get it.
SehiiliNg'S Bcst-5o cents
at your grocer's; 50 cents
back if you don't like it's
pure Japan tea, frcsh-roasted,
as the Japanese have it,
Alsopugr and money backed. Ssiik
INK B.iouhcc, bak.n-powder, soda,
spices, and ,layorug extracts.
Il SehiliHg 9 Company .Slg 6aHeigeo
Is
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NOTICE.


cold Queen Mining Company, O. corporation Of
UIau, principal place " business, tnl
Lssc cry, ltAA
NvOTiuE i- UtUIuY DtNFN TINT At
- aurrtiuf Of tuc Hoard uf directors OF
inr Gold Queen Mining COMPANY, a tnrpnr
Hl.uu uf itHu. De "a hUIu SOD, If'", An tlHeHh
r,uf 90 1,u .llI teuts per sh1fu Wla levied
au HuU JlUfRl stock Of she cuUurluon. par
auIu Hf once. 90 trtHk 10. himu1l, Treasurer
ID hls ur.rl boo thc lfus q Mglufnich q lonr
UaUy UraJ uUHr. Mccormick Nuuilus, corner
uf Main and trHt South HIrcgH. ta't
Lave city. Utah ANY stuUE Upon wuch TOTE
HHsgtamyrf uHN rUmaiu utuaiI on MuT luh
IsI. will nc Delinquent mud HiNrriHrl Tor
sale. ut public auction, 1ul uuIpUa aNWtuti D.
made before will he sold on June lHl JEW tn
nav tUc Gu iruuUut aaFratmrul iugolhtr WITH
CO.'S 90 advertising aud yAuCu.g nf sale
J. %. HICKMAN
secretary.
Room .ls. Second Floor. Atls1 Block. SAT-
IAsu city, biau.
surpIIMIsrAL NUttur.
ny order OF tno Bonrt OF urvct0ra " the
cold Queen Mining uWunuy, Iuc GATE OF the
delinquency Of tlo shove asHcsHmcnt d. 81
tended TO June iltL, lsgJ, and the date OF sale
"'"'' '''' j. l. HAYWOOD. secretary.
uatod Mhv IN, 10.
Firtrunliratou Of this supplemental notice
| May pth. 1895.
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In The matter Of the estate of James s. Par.
mrr. deceased.
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NOTICE.

Tie Hear lake t.and 3 1.-Two stock Co, Cor
poFAtun principal ulA'r ui business
salt laEc Guy Utah,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho District Court Probate Division, Ihird
Judicial uittfICt, ~ and tur tAlt Lake
County, state VI Utah
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Keep your fsy1rIge above This line u you
wish hrT 90 succeed,
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In tho matter Of tie estate Of william 1
Eichny, deceased
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-12
Nasz P~rzew0dnik.
ADWOKACI.

M~ieszkanie: 565 Noble st., Cbioago1
Geeting Dc Noooak, 1I2 Clark at. Room
40, Chicago.
CSarnechf Dc Roralcski, offs mr.. sol.
QUO La Sale st. 604-8O6 Milw. ave-.
ARCHITEKCI.
FltsMoacski, L. s., 90 w. Division O..
Chicago, III.
6drdonshi, Wihtor, 638 Noble ul. r60
Bradley, Chicago.
ave. rog Will St. Chicago.
6rrdd, Wtad., Noble St., rog Black
hawk, Chicago.
Rpleoski, s. j., 1885 w. 22nd ..
ohsko California ave. CHICAGO.
Nosodk, Jan, 724 w. 18th str. r6o
Paulina st. Chicago.
Lenard' Robert. 8448 Superior Ave.
South Chicago, Ill.
AGENCI ,,REAL ESTATE,
Stan, TeofL, $50 Milwaukee, Az. M,
oago, Ill.
Durski, Marian, 588 Noble ,.. Ch,,.
60, Ill.
TOWARY BhAWATNE.
Ssam'ns@f, John c., 604 Noble .>,.
Chicago, Ill.
Ru7esoski, W. a. ,724 W. I8 st st. a t.r
re W apiece Butkiewioza, Cbioaoo.
S'eminoeoicz, Dr. W. j. $40 MiIwank.,
ave. Chicago.
Ztotkoscski, M. d., 638 Noble 81. /,
o'a milwaukee ave. Chicago.
DENTYSCI.
ChrSdno,oski, j. 4. Dr., 72I Milv.uL..
ave. Chicago.
FABRYKI CIGAR.
Msczarski, J6zef; 81 Homer Stree.
Chicago, Ill.
FOTOGRAFJE.
Nhlds s PaooSoaoski,58Q M;Iw.nL..-
y block cd nj. Nobls). Chicago.
Ids'@o'oski, Jan W, 433 Milwaukee.
Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Lesoin, Henryk, .547 Milwaukee Ava.
Chicago, Ill.
SkhADY HERBATY IKAWY.
A'dSs' 10Sef' 59l Noble St. Chicago.
KSI4zKI L ARTYKUIY REII.
CLINE.
A"g~styno'oics s Podczaski, SOB Nobl.
str. Chicago.
INTROLIGATORZY.
Metzger, @. E., 454 w. Huro, G.,
Chicago.
ZAkhADY KRAWIECKIE.
Snolihski, j., 607 Milwaukee Av..
Chicago, Ill.
MEBLE / PIECE.
NosodcSeaoski, W9ad., 1913 $40 MIL.
waukee av. Chicago.
Smolars. Piosr, 697 Milwaukee,
Chicago, Ill.
Sto6iecki, Roman, 489 Milvauka.
Chicago, Ill.
MALARZE.
SchIie6en, Y. 500 Holt avenue. Cb,o,
go.
NOTARYUSZE PUBLICAN.
B~rodooski, E. D., sol Noble ST. Chi.
oago, Ills.
flEhARNIE,
W1ekIihski, Walenty, 693 Dickson st
Chicago, Illinois.
Fa,0efhfesoicz, g., 680-682 N. Ashland
Ave. Chicago.
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.
MtIeaoczyk, +. T., 6I5 Noble St,e...
Chicago, Illinois.
:SKLADY OBUWIA.
StsPfhshi, W. 1 Kasprzyk, ". els
Noble ST., Chicago.
RESTAURACYEi SALONY.
Dztsciotkiea0icz, A., 572 Noble Street,.
Chicago.
Crpryhsfi, s., % W. Division st. Chi.
oago. &c
Graczyk, J6zet, 531 Noble Str. Cbio..
go, Ill.
Makotoski, H., 692 Milwaukee, avs.
Chicago, Ills.
Perto'oskI, Lgndcy, 5o2 Noble Str.
Chicago, Ills.
Szykotony, A,toni, TOO Milwaukee, A..
rog Noble st. Chicago, Ill.
CzochdhSki X Cygdno,oski H., oo7
Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-12
Polacy W Ameryce.

w Milwaukee, Wis, stawa} pred
sedzis Grams Z Town of Lake Jan
C~zarkowski, ~oskarzony o rabunek ma
ulioy. Czsrkowski oraz Jan Posieczek
i Audrzej Posieczek napadli Wojoiecha
Osowskiego ma 1-szej ave-. W Town of
Lake i zabrali mu SIS. Pc wstepnem
przesluchaniu sedzia przyd.ielil sprawe
Czarkowskiego pred sad kryminalny.
Sprawe braci Posieozkow, kt6rzy Czar
kowskiemu pomsgali, odlozono do 20.
niedzialku, a tymozasem Posieczkowie
siedza W wiezieniu powiatowem.
= Organista PREY litewskim kosoie-
lie W Shamokin, Pa, Jan Stsnkiewicz
otrul sic przez zaayoie laudanum.
Pred niedawnym ozasem IONS Stan
kiswicza opuscila 60 i zamieszkaia W
oddzielnym domu. Stankiswicz udal
sic do niej, leoz gdy ia ME choiala 60
wpnsci6 do swego mieszksnia, zazyl
znaczna doze laudanum i skona} ma
ohodniku pred domem aony. Me
wierna iona ME dozwoli}a, ably trupa
meta wniesiono do mieszkanis.
- Wawrzyniec Czerwihski W Erie,
Pa, zastrzelil Jana Ostrowskiego d. 2
listopada. Ostrowski wstawil sic "a
iona Czerwihskiego, kt6ra ostatui BID
niemilosiernie. Morderca aresztowany.
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WladOmOSci ZwiazkOwe.

Zawiadamia sic ozionk6w IIgo
Oddziaiu VOL. Pol. Krakus6w W Chi
cago, IL posiedzenie miesieczne odbe.
die sic W nied,iele Is listopada rb. o
godz. 2 poludniu W hall s%zkolnsj PREY
kosoiele sw. Trojcy, ma kt6rem to po-
siedzeniu katdy ozlonek powinien bye
obecnym. Zarazem zaprasza sic i tyoh,
kt6rzy msjs zsmiar przystspic do wytsj
~wymienionego Oddzia{u. = Milosc i
pozdrowienie. p. Rusihski sekr., 200
Clesver al.
- Zawiadamism ozlonk6w Tow. ks.
J. Poniatowskiego, OR. 38 W Buffalo,
Re miesieczne posiedzenie odbedzie sic
W uiedziele d. Is ~listopads rb. O godz.
4 pc poludniu W hall OBJ. A. Wisniew-
skiego, pm. 100 Stanislsus str. Sprawy
So wazne. wskutek ozego obeonosc kaa-
diego czsonka jest konieczns.
Jednoczesnie upraszam 81. obywateli
majacych chez przystapic do naszego
Tow. o laskswe przybyoie.
Zarzad tegoz Tow. ma sic zebrac o
wp0 do trzeciej W celu odbioru podat-
ku miesiecznego, mianowicie cd ME-
wisst ! dzieci. Mi1os6 i pozdrowie
ME. j. Rdrnyski, sekr.
- Posiedzenie Tow. Jana III Sobie-
skiego, gr. 278 W Buffalo, N. Y, Cd
bedzie sic d. 14go grudnis o godr. u
wiecz. pm. 1901 Sycamore str. - u sza-
ounkiem. Il. G6rski.
- Niniejszem zswisdamiam czIon
kow Tow. Dzialyhskiego W Chicago, IL
W niedziele dnia Is l~istopads przypsda
posiedzenie przedroozne, ma ktorem be.
die obierans sdministrscys ma rok
przysziy. Zspraszsm wszystkich onion
kow. Do ~zsplsoenis jest ma czlonka
97c. - szacunkiem. Jabohski, sekr.
- Niniejszem "a isdamiam wszyst.
kich ozionkow Tow. Obrohcy Oreza
Polskiego, or. 1873 W Buffalo, IL posie.
dsenie m~iesieczne tegoa Tow. odbedsie
sic " sobote d. Ia listopsds " hall Kos.
ciusrki o gOdzinie 18 wieOEorem. wszy.
soy czionkowie winni sic stsvi6 ne to
pOsiedzenie ! wyrownsc wszelks Yale
giOsc " towsrzystwie. - szscunkiem
J. 8. Szczepdnidk, 1874 Lsthrop ulios,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Posiedrenie t~rrycwierc rocrns
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WiadOmOsci krajOwe.

- Byly kandydat ma prezydenta St
Zjednoczonych Bryan dosta} juz wiele
ofert ma wysokie i dobrze piatne sta
nowiska. Miedzy innemi znana ohioa.
goska i nowojorska 6rms Siegel, Coo
per & Co. oferowa}a mu rooznie
$4,000, gdyby sic zajs} jej dziAiem
Prawniozym. Bryan dad wszystkim Cd
mowna odPowiedz, DO oboe bye vol.
nym j dalej agitowac Ia bimetalizmem.
Adwokaoi rybakow, ktorym skon
6skowano i zniszozono sieci ma mocy
prawa ~rybolostwa, zniesionego teraz
prse1 WHISKY sad stanowy, %postanowili
ME wnosic skargi sadowej przeoiw do
zorcOm dziczyzny, leoz zaaadac cd le-
gislatury odszkodowania.
- Skinner maggie White, ma kt6
rym znajdowalo sic ID osob, .ostal PREY
wnijsoiu do portu ~najeohany i zatopio
ny prsez parowieo nTiber". Try oso
by utopily sic a inne zdolano wyrato-
wac.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-12

Oznajmiam wszystkim krewnym i
1najomym o smierci mojego meaa, ia.
koba Ziarnowskiego, ktory po oieakiej i
dfugiej c%horobie, opstrzony sw. Sakra-
mentami, zasnaf W Bogu dnia 18 paz-
dziernika 1895 T. Urodzil sic dnia rs
lipca 1850 T. W wielkiem Ksiestwie
Po1nahskiem. Przybya do Ameryki
1878 r.
Sk}adam serdeczne podziekowanie
krewnym, przyjaciolom i wszystkim
znajomym IA wspoiudzia} PREY pogrze
bic, kt6ry sic odby} dnia 20 pa~zdzierni.
ka b. T. z domu 40 Oak al. do kosciola
sw. Bonifacego a potem ma cmentar.
katolioki Holy Sepulohry. Pr.ede.
ws.ystkiem dziekuje p. Mar. Piaseokie.
mu, p. Szporn i innym, takae tow. ia
ma III Sobieskiego gr. Is q. N. P. W
ktorej nieboszozyk byl czlonkiem,
skladam dzieki takte tow. Kosoius.ko
or. l57 IA opieke W ohorobie i AZ dc
grobu.
Cecylia Ziarnoscska, iona,
Wincenty, Jozefs, Maryanna, Prak
soda i Antos, dzieci.
PATERSON, N. j. 8 listop. 1895.
w Poniatowski, Wis, zmar} s. D
Nikodem Kaszyhski, sekretarz grupy
zw. "a cd lat dziesieciu. S. p. Nike.
dem byi dobrym zwiszkowym do misty.
tuoyi swej szczerze przywiszanym -
i sumiennie przez lat dziesie6 przyjete
IA siebie obowiszki spe{nial.
Geese mu "a to!
Niechaj mu lekka bedzie obca ziemia
w Chicago Sgo b. m. zmaH syr
Maroina i Rozalii Mrozow - Jan.
Pogrzeb odbyi sic 10 b. m. Z koscio
IA sw. Trojcy.
Skoro tylko okazs sic najmniejsze
oierpienia ma neuralgia, trzba zawczasr
uzyc oleju sw. Jskoba, ably ohorobie
zapobiedz, a W krotkim ozasie oierpie
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Nova grupa wv.

Niagara Falls, N. Y, 9 listopsds 1896.
Dnis Is pszdzieruiks my polsoy i Ii.
twin zsiOtylismy grupe NV. pod nazws
Tow. POlak6w ! Litwin6w " Niagara
Falls, N. Y. w skisd zarzadu wcho.
dzs: OBJ. Jozef Bistajewski prezes, 10.
ref S%inkiewiOz wiOe-prezes, jerry Ur-
bauowicz kssyer, Dominik Slowicki
sekr.
Ws1elkie listy ! kOrespondenoye ty-
ozsce sic wytej wymienionego Tow.
prosze sdresows6 Dominik Slowicki,
1902 Buffalo ave., N. Y.
Rownie. upraszsmy w~szystkicb pols.
kow ! Htvinow " Niagara Falls msjs-
cych chez p~r.ystspic do nasrego Tow.
ably byii isskswi przyjsc ns nasze po-
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" Detroit.

Teatr amatorski po}aczony z koncer.
tenn, kt6ry wykona Tow. spiewu Har
mooia' urzsdza Tow. Dramatyczne Ere
dro grupa 155 Il. N. P. W Detroit,
Mioh., W Is letnis ~rooznioe istnienia, W
hall Fredro, r6g Russell i Leland al.
W niedziele Is listopada +. b. Pc Tea.
trze zabawa. Poozatek o godzinie Gel
wieO1orem; wstep tylko 25o. cd parry.
Pojedyhoze bilety l5c. o liozny wsp6i-
ud1ial dstroiokiej sic uprasza.
u szacunkiem
Il. Kalino,cski, sekr. prot.
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,,Keen Edge"

,,keen Edge.
Jedyny najpraktyczniejszy spos6b do o
strzenia brzytwy. Nsjbsrdziej zaniedban,
brzytwe wytoczy W dwoch minutach a WI
toczona W ten spos6b brzytwa zachovuj.
swoja dobroc dfuzej, nizby byfa toczona 50
kimkolwiek innym sposobem.
Rosztuje tyIko 20 CT. sztuka.
Me jest 70 zaden humbug, ale rzecs bai
dEo pozyteczne ola kazdego. / DO c6z q
pfaoic % C. "a jednorazowe ostrzenIe brsy.
twy, gdy 70 wystarcza CT diva lats. Potrse.
bujemy agent6w wszedzie kt6rzy by Fl.
chcieli sprzedaz4 tegoz I wielu innych us.
mowif. Pisz nstychmlast do mas | zafscsB
70. znaczek pocztowy na przesyfke cyrkuls
rzy. Agenci moga zarobic 5000 dzienni,
s~przedajsc nasze rozmaite artykufy. Pts
natychmiast ME zwlekaj. To COS novsgo
Adresuj'
j. +. Ssmborski, P. D. Box 12e.
Cor. Main &School SC. Thorndike, Mas
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POsZukiwanie.

Msryanns Szok poszukuje swego sy.
ma z p~ierwotnego m~aitehstwa, Jana
NouOaka, ktory przebywsi W Nowym
Yorku. Jozef Szok umsri, zostswiwszy
znsczny majstek " domach ! W got6w.
oe. Wdows ohoisiaby sic 4 synem tym
msjstkiem podzielic. Maryanna Sock,
1O7 Pearl st. Shsmokin, Pa. 11-90
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Skoro tylko okazs sic najmniejsze
oierPienis ma neuralgia, trzba zawc1asu
uayc oleju sw. Jakoba, ably ohorobie
zapobiedz, a W krotkim ozasie oierpie.
mia ustapis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-12

w Chicago 8go b. m. zmar} syn
Marcina i Rozalii Mroz6w - Jan.
Pogrzeb odbyi sic 10 b. m. z koscio.
Ia sw. Trojcy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-12

siedzenis dnis Is listopada u OBJ. Je
rzego Urbanowioza.
u bratniem pozdrowieniem
Dominik Sfo,oicki, sekr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-24
mot COUSINS, BROTHERS."

A Briton's Reference to the Ameri-
cans at the Shakespeare Celebration.
A memorial window contributed by Amer
leans was unveiled in the Shakespeare
Church at Stratford- on-Avon, England, yes
terday, the third and final day of the cele-
bration of Shakespeare's birthday. The in
habitants turned out in holiday attire, the
streets. which were brilliantly decorated
with American and British flags, were
crowded with visitors, and everything pos
sible was done to make the event a memoir
able one.
Mr.. Bayard, in the course Of a long ad-
dress, referred to the special significance
given to the present commemoration by
Americas tribute, pointing out the timeli-
ness of the gift as containing in the recog-
milton of Shakespeare a common bond of
feeling aid sympathy.
At a lunch which followed President
Cleveland was toasted. The mayor in his
speech, said: 1T is not enough to call the
Americans cousins; there is term of deep
er signiflcance-they are our brethren"
Every inch of space in the corridor in
which hung the portrait of Edwin Booth,
presented by the Players Club of New
York, was occupied, and the theater itself,
in which the ceremony took place, was
packed.
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COLONEL MERCUR'S DEATH
Tribute to His Career and Character in
General Orders.
Considerable Competition in the
Army for the Ofhce Which
He Held.

Thers is considerable competition In the
army for the Office of, professor of civil
and military engineering at the Military
at Fort Monroe of Col. James Mercur
corps of engineers. The Office is a most
desirable one, as it carries with it the
rank and pay of lieutenant colonel for ten
years and after that the rank and pay of
colonel for life. besides comfortable quar-
tiers at West Point The chair has always
been filled by IN officer Of the corps of
engineers, and up to this time has never
been considered open for general compe-
tition of officers in other branches of the
service. Several young officers Of the line
nave been attracted by its emoluments and
are using their best influence to secure the
appointment. Owing to the fact that the
incumbent is required to give instruction
IN military engineering 1t is regarded as
unlikely that the President will 20 outside
OF the engineer corps in making his selec-
ton.
The general order announcing the death
OF Col. Mercur contains the following trib-
ute to his character:
THE Military Academy has never sent
out graduate exemplifying to a higher de-
gree the qualities of truth, courage loyalty,
faith and charity which it aims to cultivate:
nor has it ever received back, to aid in the
transmission of it's traditions to others, any
more perfect character than James Mercur.
Firm but gentle, acute but charitable, crit
1cal but sympathetic. he commanded the
love and confidence of all. To the cadet he
was the kind and lucid teacher, to his COL
leagues the genial and clear-headed friend,
trusted support. To all Of these his death
Is q severe blow"
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Spring Market.

The Center market will have on it's
spring dress tomorrow and on the benches
ard along the country lire will be found
all the delicacies of the four seasons On
the outside will be the nearby growers Of
early vegetables. some from under glass
and some field grown. Wild flowers on the
stands of the old colored women always
prove attractive in the srringtime, and
these people also have piles of herbs they
gather from the woods, and any of them
will give medical advice concerning spring
medicines. There has already been an
early supply of field mushrooms, and these
sell al from Is to % cents a quart, while
the cultivated or hothouse mushrooms sell
at from IS cents to Sl2o a pound.
The dealers are not So dependent upon
the hothouse growers they were few
weeks ago. for fruits and vegetables Of
choice varieties are being received from
the south. Strawberries from Florida and
the Carolnas sell at from 25 TO 30 cents
a quart, according to quality, while new
potatoes from Bermuda and Florida sell
at from 60 cents to 81 peck. Tomatoes
from Florida sell at from 20 to 30 cents a
pound, while the dollhouse vegeta BILE sells
as high IS 80 cents q pound. South Caro-
lima peas. in splendid condition, bring from
10 cents to 81 peck, while string beans sell
for 90 cents basket.
Asparagus is plentiful, both home grown
and from distance, apd large bunchas
sell at from % to 50 cents, while small
punches sell at from 10 to Is cents Green
salads of various kinds are plentiful and
CHEAP.
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Hotel Arrivals,

Arlington-A. J. Morse and wife, New
York; A L. Pearson, Pittsburg, Pa; w.
H. Forbes, Boston, Mass; L. A. Bates,
Chicago, ILL.,; A. G. Dietrich, Allegheny
City, Pa.
Page's-A. Potter and wife, Philadelphia,
Pa; M. Becker. Chicago, ILL.,; H. r. Cum
bingham, Butte, Mont; W. J. Haynes,
Boston, Mass.
Cochran-W. H. Mcguire and H. R.
Bishop. New York; G. w. Field and wife,
Bangor. Me-; J. A. Stickler, Orange, N J.
Riggs-W. H. Armstrong, Philadelphia,
Pa: F. w. Brooks, T. F. Peabody and L.
Moody, New York; J. NJ. Birmin CHAM,
Hartford, Conn.
Hamilton-C. E. Minor, New York; A. K.
Deturler and G. G. Metzger, Toledo, Ohio.
Willards-J. D. Parker and wife, Hart
ford. Conn.,; w. Bailey, New York: F. T.
Redman and wife, Braddock, Pa; c. M
Clarke, Pittsburg, Pa.
NormaEGie-J. Carly, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Miller, Fairmont, W. Va.
E. A. Bryant and wife, Boston. Mass: 81
c. Watts. Philadelphia, Pa
Shoreham-F. B. Robinson, New York;
j. E. Campbell. Hamilton, Ohio DIR. J. %.
Richardson and wife, Brooklyn, N. Y; A.
w. kreck and L. J. Morrison, New York.
Oxford-J Horner, Baltimore, Nd; W.
Coleman. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ebbitt-E. A. Green, New York; Mr. and
Mrs. l.. c. Hill, H. H. Hill and e. M.
Hill, Boston. Mass; G. w. Phillips, Phila-
delphia, Pa; F. V. Brown, Chattanooga.
Tenn.
Raleigh-Geo. NJ. Osgoodley, Buffalo; 8,
s: Farmer. New York; Arthur Bennington,
New York; V. G. Williams, New York:
Geo. r. Washburn, Rochester, Mass: E'
p. Skies. Buffalo: DR.. J. E. Stubbert, New
York; John A. Brog, New York: S. L. Bar
bour. Hartford. Conn.,; c. NJ. Mitchell, New
YORK; j. L. Walcott. Toledo. Ohio; F. J.
Wells, New York: Geo w Hartmon Na,y
York; Chas. L. Hallgarten and family.
Germany.