davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1896-08-01
just Like Women.

From the Buffalo Times
Manshun Howze-'Money talks, you
know, my boy"
Westsidc-"Yes: that's true. But
doesn't always think before 1t speaks"
Evening star., 1896-08-01
A Party Of Genuine Tramps on the
Outskirts Of the City.
BROTHERS AND PARTNERS IN LEISURE
They Have Been Wanderers Ever
Since the Close of the War.
HOWTHEYMANAGET TO THRIVE

STAR REPORTER
happened across a
party of four genu-
Inc tramps a few
nights ago in one of
their familiar haunts
ON the outskirts of
the city. 1t was well
into the night, but
the members of the
" h o b o" fraternity
were planning their
campaigns tor the
following day. The
reporter ioiued them
Evening star., 1896-08-01
y AblNE CHANGES
designations From the Presidents
Advisory Body Not Unusual.
FEW PUBLIC DESTINATIONS OF OFFICE
Causes That Have Disrupted For
mer Administrations.
POLITICA GRAVEY- IS
Few PUBLIC DESTINATIONS OF OFFICE
POLITICA GRAVEY@, IS
TT1 HE RESIGNATION
of Postmaster Cen

IL - 1NI<OIoAN "a loAN
of Postmaster Cen
eral Bissell and the
appointment Of Mr..
Wilson of West Vir-
ginia to succeed him
last year was the
first break in the
cabinet of President
Cleveland during his
second term. The
death of Mr.. Gresham
made the second. I'm
til Secretary Smith
t 30 k h / s Atlanta
Evening star., 1896-08-01

It consists of two pieces that slide back
and forth, so as to make the fork longer
or shorter to fit an ear of any size. The
ear, steaming hot, .s placed in the fork
and automatically fastened by a slight
pressure Of the rand. The fingers grasp
the wire. end do not come at all in con-
tact with the corn. A screw at one end OF
the fork holds the cob fast. A turn of this
screw naturally gives the cob turn, and
so 1t is revolved until the corn has been all
eaten. 1t Is all SO simple that the smallest
child can understand it, and it can be fitted
to portion of an ear just as well as
whole one. The fork is made Of galvanized
steel wjre so that 1t is easily washed, and
will neither collect dust nor rust
Evening star., 1896-08-01
GRACE CORNERSTONE
Starting the New Lutheran Church
at 18th and Corcoran.
HISTORY OF The CONGREGATION
A Beautiful Building to Be Erected
at Great Cost.
DESCRIPTION OF THE EDIFICE

Tomorrow ats O'Clock pm. the corner
stone of the new Grace Lutheran Church, at
the corner of 18th and Corcoran streets
northwest. VIII be laid. The pastor of the
church. Rev. J. f. \. Doermann. Will be as
sisted on this occasion by the Rev Geo. II.
Schodfe. Pm. D.. professor of theology in
the Capital University of Columbus, Ohio,
and Rev. w. H. Gohdes. pastor of st. Mat
theW'S Lutheran Church. this city. a mis-
sirn of Grace Church. The sermon and
principal address Will be delivered by Pro-
fessor Schodde- The corner stone will be
laid by the pastor. assisted by Professor
SCho1ie and Rev. W. II. Gohdes, using from
the Lutheran liturgy the beautiful and ap-
propr.ate service for such occasions pro-
ccssioral hymn and others from the church
book, anthems ny the choir, reading of
articles to be placed in the stone. history of
congregation. etc. concluding with the
hymn My Church. My Church, My Dear
Old Church
The Congregation.
This congregation was organized August
81 1sTG. The corner stone of the old chapel,
row thing OF the past. laid June 13.
1877. and the dedication took place August
10 of the same year. On the same day the
Rev L. q. Tressel was installed as pastor
and continued as such until January 1888
when the Sth of the same month the
present pastor. the Rev. J. f. 4. Doermann.
was installed. During the few years of his
connection with this congregation the work
of the church has spread in every direction,
and 70 such an extent as to demand more
room For some time past the congregation
has realized the necessity for a larger
church building. and better arrangements
for the Sunday school, which formerly held
all Of its sessions in the church proper. 1t
was finally decided to tear down the chapel
and build a church in keeping with the
beautiful surroundings of this location and
Evening star., 1896-08-01

for an hour. and encouraged them to spin
yarns of themselves and their adventures
The night was an excessively hot one and
as they were used to the open air and
cared not for early hours. they seemed per-
fectly content 10 sit and enjoy the report
er's tobacco and tell incredible yarns IL
frequently happens that party of tramps
consists entirely of persons Of The same
class
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13
CudOWDy Sr0dek
Re8matYzmoWif-

Oh. Kazmierz Lislecki, bedac
cierp'acYm ma reumatyzm przez
k1lka lat, uzywajac wszelkich srod-
k6w bez paimnlejszej ulgi, wyna-
lax srodek naprzeclw tel dokucza-
jacej choroble, "a pomoca kt6rego
on sam sic wyleczy} W przeciagu
10 dnl, i podejmuje SIG wyleczyc
ma zastarzalszy reumatyzm, jake
gokolwlek badz rodzaju W kr6tkim
czasle "a bardzo ma}em wynagro-
dzenlem. Ia kurac]e quarantine.
C'erpjacy, kt6rzy chca sic pozby6
tel nlemi7ej chorobY, MECH sig
zg{osza do pewyz wYmlenlonego
OBJ, kt6ry I'M mcze przes}a6 cd
w1elu ludzi rekomendacje, ktoryck
W tax xr6tklm czasle uwolnif cd
cd reumatyzmu, pomimo re juz Cd
k1lku lat byll z1ozeni to choroba,
probujac wszelkicb srodk6w l wy
rzucajqc wielkie sunny p%ieniezne.
Pisma polsk1e we wszystklchs
miejscowosciach. ktore dbaja y ulge
i w%yleczenie swych rodak6w cd
reumatyzmu, prosi oh, Lisieckl o
powtorzenle tego. -
X. LISIECKI,
315 s. Caroline st. Baltimore, Mo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13
COME TO TEXAS.

The "Lone STAR is waving--the flag of the free
Then strike of Texas, if men you would be.
No idlers are wanted, the thrifty and wise,
To weth and high station can equally rise.
There corn, oats and cotton, the richest of loan
Which yields to the settlers provisions and home.
Trees of very description arise on each hand,
| From alluvial soil to the rich table land.
Here springs are exhaustless and streems never dry,
In the season from winter to autumn's bright sky,
A wide panorama of prairie is seen:
Of grasses of all kinds perennially green.
Here millions of cattle, sheep, horses and goats
Grow fat as if stall-fed or f'ttened on oats.
No poverty is found in the mighty domain,
To the man who eXerts either fingers or brain,
Here are homes for the millions, the rich and the poor
! While Texas opens her hospitable door.
She as thousands of acres = yes, mlions-to sell,
Yet can point without cost to where pre- empto1s can
dwell
Her terms will be easy with those whom She deals,
While security, all, in their title can feel.
Buy land while it's cheap, and the finest select,
Twill, young men, prove a fortune when least you
expect.
Old man, for your children, buy, file it away;
A Godsend twill prove on some rainy day.
- Obszerny opis cudownej kraiuy Texas do.
stanie darmo, ko napisze do CASTOR Meslier, Genera
Passenger and Ticket Agent Texas and Pacific Rail
way, Dallas, Tex.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13
Prevalent Cleveland pie

Z pozeca cudownq eOode
Bowden LithiG.
SWEET WATER PARK HOTEL,
L,thia Springs. Ca, GO mil Cd
Atlanta), %gnjecen1e cz}onk6w, ku-
racya eIektrvcznoscia, para / oprocz
tego znakomite kap1ele 1ith'jskie,
znane z tego, re !ecza reumatyzm,
nerki roma ~wysypke. 200 mod
nych hotelowYch pokoj6w, wlele
pokoj6w z prywatnemi k4plelaml
i toa]etami, klimat suchy i }agod-
ny, 1900 stop wysokosc'. Pociagl
sypialne zajezdzai9 pred drzwl
staja do wolf. Wolny, BILLIARD,
pool 1 tanlec. $14 do $25 ma ty-
dzien. I'isa6 pc cyrkularze.
H. T. BLAKE, ~w}asclclel.
dawn1e1 W Pass Christian, Miss.
MAINTAIN, Colo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13
BURLINGTON KOLEJ

w ostatnjch latach publ1ko-
wa}a " naszei gazecie CO tydzien
ciekawe notatki o r6znYch osobli
wosciach.
w lynn rO1ku ia sama ko-
lei 1nformowaG bedzie Szanowna
PubllcznosG, W og}oszenlach swo-
icb, O takich interesach w4asnych,
ktore dotad W zadne] gazecie ME
by1y publlkowane. Og}oszen,a tie
wydane tez beda co mieslac W o.
sobnych arkuszach kazdY, kto
sic pc taxi arkusz zg}osl do uizej
podpisanego agenta. dostan1e taxi
m~iesiecznik bezp1atnle.
Tymaczasem' na]szybsze
pociagl poslada kolej Burlington
ska - Est. Paul j Minneapolis do
Chicago - z Chlcsga do St. Louis
/ dalej.
Nzgledelm tykiet6w in
nych bll1szych szczeg6low tel kolei
g}osic sic do
w. j. G. KENYON,
Gen. Freight & Pass Agent.
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13
kUPUJCIE FAR NJ 7.

Jezliby kt6ry z rodak6w prag-
na{ naby6 dobra farme, niechaj sic
zgtosl pc wszelkie informacye pod
adresem:
Felix Martyr
l.. B. 235
C%entralia, Wood Co. Wis,
Gdzie jest J0zef Dega?
Pred kilku laty mla} przeby-
wac W Pittsburgh. Pa. = Ktoby
co 0 MIN wiedzia}, niechai raczy
don1esc jego .rodzonemu pratu,
pod adresem::
Tomasz Dega
S63 Grove Str.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13
ls'ys, ya'szassn
DIVA razy dzlennieJ

Nsipopularnieisze plsmo polskia
Wychodzi codziennie " dw6cl
sdvcjach: rannei j w1eczornel 9.
pr6cz SWIFT dni 6wiatecznych. "
kt6re wychodzl raz jeden ma dzlen.
OlbrzYmi dzia{ telegram6w j
korespondencyj re wszystkich stolio
europejsklch i panstw zaocea-
nowych: wreszcle wsp6lpraoownlct-
VIC pierwszorzednYch ~pisarzow
,olskich zjedna1y
KURYER0WI WARSZAWSKIEMU
wyjatkowa W kraju naszym l "a.
granlca poczytnosc l powage.
Cena prenuIneraty "a granica
wynosi miesi9cznie rs. 1 kop. SO. Nu-
mer pojedyhczy wieczorny kosztuje "
Warszawle kop. 5, poranny zaS kop. 9
Cena ogkoszeh: EeklSmy: "a ]e.
den Wiersz garmt ntowy, albo jego
miejsce pierwszy RAJ rs kop.. Aazdy
nastepny raz kop 90.
Korespondencya prywatna DO
Geme rekla"a.
Nekru.svia: "a wiersz Is kop.
zwyczaJne og,oszen1a:za ]eden
y1e'sz petitowy, alhO icSo n,ieisce,
'ierwszy raz 10 kop. kaz1; uas1erny
s.z 8 kop. =:
Male og}oszeBja "a jedep wyrns
o 2 koi,- kaiuy luz o~giuszeni@ minimum
10 kop.
Nadeslane: ga eden wiess7
sarmvntoWY RS. I.
AGres Ola Ael,e>z
MARSHA Wa, RUSSIA
Adres Ola iis:osv'
Warszawa. ELRlER NAHSZAAsnn::
Ogolny adres
KURYER WA1eSLLA NGi{i.
Rlao Teatraln1H wv ,erzbowa 6
" apSZawa. Europa ssiiuss5a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13
Gdziez sic pOdzia}y!

Co takiego?-Te p1ekne notat-
XII Kole1 Burlipgtohsklej ], kt6re
dawnlej tax czesto by}y we Wa
rusie.- Pos}aG tylko sw6j dok4adny
adres do: W. J. G. Kenyon, Gen.
F. Il P. Agent, the Burlington.
St. Paul, Mimi, a dostaniecie co
mieslac porzadny arkusz ciekawych
osobliwosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13
DIVA domy w W1non1e
ma sprzedaz lub do wy
1nienienia ma farme.

Domy tie pofozone So u1edaleko
polskiego koscio}a. w jednym,
,znajduJe sig obecnie
handel butow, kt6rYbY MONA
takze ca}klem wykupic.
W}asciciel tylko re wzgledow
zdrowia zamysla wyprowadzl6 sig
ma fanny. Zgfoslc sic pod
adresem: FIR. L1pinslxi.
zoo IS Str. Winona, MINI,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13

nil sic z parma Teresa Lins.
Panstwo mlodzi teraz odbywa-
ia podr61 po6lubnA.
STANISIAW VERA WV
grail process o $50 z tutej :
SEEN polskiem Towarzystwem
Kolko Dramatyczne" 81,
kt6re mu odm6wilo wsparcia
" c2asie choroby, wymawia]ac
sic, 2e doznal. uszkodzeh we
wnetrznych, spad}szy &c znacz-
aej wysokosci W stanle
nietrzezwym. Sad tel wymowki
ME uznal.
NIEMIECKO-KATOLICK
Towarzystwo sw. J6zefa "
Wiuonie, do kt6cego cd daw-
nych lat nale3y takze kilku
Pclak6w, wvbralo sobie na
rok nastepny TAXI nowy
zarzad: e
John B. Kirch, PREF.
Paul Kemp, v. PREF.
George Sherer, kasyer.
VIM. Schneider, sekretarz 1
Alex. Prochowlcz, sekr. IL.
J6z. Hitzker marsza{ek.
LeKarzem Towarzystwa jest
Dr.. L. Il. E.. Engelken
C1lonkow Jest 227. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOW E.

Wsaruso -
poniewaz zdrowie iego znacz~
ME sic polepssylo - porzuc'1
zamiar wyprowadzenia sic z
Winony iuz W tym roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13
Do Pam6w Nauczycieli.

Przeslijcie Panowie wYraznY
swo] adres do W. J. G. Kenyon,
Gen. Freight & Pass. Agent Bur
lington Route, St. Paul, Mimi, a
dostaniecie Panowie wlele cleka-
wego do c~zytanla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13
PANT DOKTOROWA

tI1lNl
VAIL, kt6rej mad uciekt
m}oda n~iezamezna Niemka,
kazala oblozyG aresztem wszel
XII ruchomY i nieruchomy
majatek niewlernego ma1zonba
i stara sic 0 rozw6d z MIN
Aawokatami jej So Webbel
i Lees.
Uciekinier pozostawil dom
okazaiy, wartosci $500, ma
kt6rym wszakze cia&y mort
gage W kwocie $500. Pozo.
stala ted 20 MIN para koni z
uprze3a, dwie brYczk;, dwoie
san, zapas ksiag i narzedzi
lekarskich oraz rome sprzety
biurowe, co, krom domu,
wszystko razem przedstawia
warto6G 800 dolarow.
Re SODA zabra} doktor, jak
powiada .ona, oko}o SIS. 600
gotowce.
z listu, jaki napisa} DR..
Wahl z Indiany do brata
swoiej uprowadzonej kochanki,
klerka kupieckiego p. B.
Bracklau. wynjka, lie to byi
cz}owiek wykssta}cony, lecz
iakis narwanY marzyciel.
Obecnie liczy DR.. Wahl lat
45-jego parma lat - Jest
to trzecia lego towarzyszka
zycia. Pierwsza mu pomarfa,
druga %porzuci}, q trzecia-jak
prorokuja lego przyjaciele-
tel z MIN szczeiliwa ME bedzie.
Pozostawil pray porzuconei
3onie dwoch chlopcsyk6w-
iednego jej w}asnego syne, a
drugiego pc zmar}ei 3onie.
PAN EDWARD FAKLER,
syn nassego dawDiejssego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13
RHElena maSc Arni-
kOWa.

Najlepsza ma$t ma swleole ma
rany, pochodzace z clec, przetarcia
uderzenia, ~poparzenia; "%7wrzody,
popekane reee, odclski oraz wszel.
kie wyrzuty ma clele. Jezeli zupef-
ME ME zadowoli, pleniadze beda
zwr6cone. Cena: IS centow pude4'
ko. Mona dosta6 we wszystk1ch
aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13
OWE .
KOLET

MONA dostac b9zp4atnie piszac do
VIC. Kenyon, G.F. & P. A., St.
Paul, MINI. = co miesiac swiezy
arkusz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13
Ceny targowe


P en- AIR. 1 wiosenna IS
IS cen
0 W i e s. 49,
Korp zoe
J c m1en Nr.3 23c
Jaja i3c
M q k a: Winona Patent $3.4o
Straight SO 20 Mr.. 1 Bakers $2.85
Pasta kornu- $l.8O "a
beczke
tire b y: bran 50 0C
shorts $1,000, middlings s1O.N
ground feed 81
ST a dix e. 500 do 600
Tymotka 800 do 5000
K oniczyna 81 10. buszel
T m ka l. 80 buszel
M i Cd lie
Kury wypraw. c., kurczeta 8 c
M leso zywe:
wieprzowina $500 wolowina $3.50
clelecina funt 3 G
Mas4o 16e
Kartotle l5c sbuszel
Pszemic0 Sc
Owies. - 2lc.
Korn.-3o
MINNEAPOLIS
szenjca - 60
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13
CT naukOwe1.

gissorya o w,elH1m WoJowH-
ku polskim Gabrye1u 8 Hofubku
Opowiadanie Z dziejow polskich
p knego W osmiu po'
wiastkach. Tread: 1. Papuga,
2. Palma kvietniowa, powiastka,
). smutne skutki n%iemadrege
6gla, 4, Nieuczynnos6, powiskc,
5. Prgeczucie, powiastka, 6.
Lndwik ! Helena, powies6, u
ztot6wka, povietc, 8. Try PREY.
jacihiki, powiastka........3O
d k a, odpo'
wiadanie z 1ycia amerykahsAicgo
.-.......-,E>.. ..-..--lo
K%apels
czyli poczclwych Opatrznosc ME
epusci przez KS. NJ. Osamns!siege
loszy Z W to W. Powies6
przez rs. Schmidt. ...30
) /, 0 W i a d a n i a, A n Q & d o t1
i Fl or. CT}6maczone 3 an
gielskiego).
Zawiera:
/. Uczta kaniba'ska.
9. Nazwa ,,Chicago''. -
5. Naimniejsze dziecko wjwiecis
4, Podarunek m}odego ucznia.
3. Fatalne imie Wulteca.
L. Cudowne wynalazki Edisona.
; bic y m m k s
: lichu, kt6rs u niego siedzia{e
IN
% ata corka Lezdejk., albe
Litnini W XIV wieku, romans
hStoryczny przez Bernatowicza,
v mocnej oprawie pozfacanyn
l.. rs
mex D b ", postepy
r.!szerzv pieniedzy i Niezwykfy
Sen, czyli nerwowa dana paryz-
ka. Opewiadania lekarza francuz
i>hgo.................. ...........5
ssnaG h ow
x Il, gaweda przcz Krola Kucz,
.......... ................lO
i=torya 0 szlachetnej apiek-
e: Nagelonie, GORGE ksola z Nea.
u!u i O Piotrze r y O.
Yzu, hrabim, rome przygodN
.ntki, pociechy, szcsebcia, ME
lrzoscia PREY odmianacb omyl'
r.g' swiata reprozentujaca..3o
,njonnictwo Pol
xie iywotach naszych zua'
ilszych pisarzy ioh wize'
J&xsfa Chook
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13
Zadanfem ka°O czfO-
Wieka

Jest, starat sic, by ME stracic
miesa. Jezell ubedzne go po mad
stan normalny, to nastapi cboroba.
Najleplej W pore zazYwac NEEDY
cynY ,,Dr. Piercefs Golden Medical
Discovery. Jest to na]wieksza
znanas ,sztuce lekarsklej tw6rczynl
miesaI,. wlele lepsze niz Cod liver
oil i podobne mieszanlnY. Znlesie
ia nawet najdelikatniejszy zo}adek.
Zg}oslc SIC pc bezp}atna ks,a-
zeczke z obiasnieniami lub przes}aG
10 cent6w W znaczkach poetic
wych, "a co sic dostanie ksiazke
doktorska 0 1853 stronlcach re
swiadectwami, adresami j portre-
tami: AdresowaG:: Worlds Dlspen-
sary Medical Association, 663
Main Str, Buffalo, N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13
Gdzie jest Ma1owfelskf?

Foszuku]e tego dawnieiszego
redaktora gazety polskiej W Mani
towoc Jego slubna IONA. Ktoby q
MIN co wledzias, niechaj raczy
donies6 do
REDAKCYI WlARusA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13

Naszym agentem
/ mezem z%aufania ma
Alberto, Mimi, ioko-
lice. jest p. Franci-
seek Bardohski. VOL
no mu OdbieraG
wszelkie pieniadze
ola naszej gazetY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-13

Rupture czyll peknlecie b}onki
b%rzusznei leczv sig bee noza,
Adresowac: Worlds Dlspepsarv
Medical Association. Buffalo. NY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-02-12
New Cure for Consumption.

Consumption is the great scourge of this
country. 1t numbers its yearly victims by
thousands and thousands it is the cause of
fully one-ffth of all deaths, and any an
nouncement of an effective remedy is
watched with the closest interest
The Medical Record has announced the
complete success of a remedy for tubercu-
losis, discovered by DR.. Cyrus Edison of
New York, and tested and experimental
with by score of the best physicians in
and about New York The treatment con-
sists of hypodermic injections of a new
remedy called aseptolin, the formula for
which has been made public.
Two hundred and eighteen cases have
been formally reported upon by physicians,
besides those treated by DR.. Edison him
self. Twenty-three of these patients have
been discharged cured. Sixty-eight are
SO far along toward complete recovery that
the attending physicians announce a belief
in the certainty of cure. Ninety-onc show
marked improvement, but have not yet
been under treatment long enough for the
doctors to feel positive of coming recovery.
Three have resisted the remedy entirely
One died under treatment.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-02-12
Vermont News.

!. Emery Stockwell native of Vermont,
died Saturday morning at Stamford, Conn.
lie was a well known lock inventor.
The Vermont Consistory of Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite Masons held It's
semi-annual reunion in Burlington Friday
evening
The House committee on public grounds
and building reported favorably Friday on
blll appropriating $4,000 for = public
building at St. Albans.
The annual Toucey scholarship at Trim
lty college has been awarded to Daniel
Hugh Verder, '9S, of Rutland. The an
nual value OF the prize is 5000
William Doolittle dropped dead Tues
day night in Glastonbury. where he was
working for the Bennington and Woodford
electric railroad. He was veteran of the
var and a member of Wheeler post, G. a.
H., OF Saratoga, n. Y.
Pensions have been granted to Yer
'monters as follows: Original, Thomas I.
Bruce of Wallingford Andrew J. Roso,
Calais. Increase, Willard Fl. Child OF
Lyndonville; Joseph Ellis, Randolph
William Beckwith. Post Mills Village and
Stephen Bishop, South Reading. Originals,
widows, ETC., Lydia A. Pitkin of Marsh
held; Ann Isabella Trowbridge of Rut-
land
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-02-12
statement
The Pope on ParIaments of Religion.

Parliaments of religion were becoming
quite fad previous to the brief signed by
Pope Leo XIII and on the 18th day of
September sent to the apostolic delegate
in this country and by him communicated
to the entire American hierarchy.
The pontifcal document reads
''We have learned that in the United
States conventions are sometimes held in
which people assemble promiscuously
Catholics as well as those Of other denomi-
nations, to treat upon the religions subjects
as well as upon correct morals In this we
recognize the desire for religious things by
which fhis peoplesis animated more zei.
ousy from day to day, but although
these promscuous conventions have unto
this day been tolerated with prudent
silence, it would nevertheless seem more
advisable that the Catholics should hold
their conventions separately and that, lest
the utility Of these conventions should re-
suit simply to their own benefit they might
be called with the understanding that the
admittance should be open to all including
those who are outside of the church"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-02-12
ALSTEAD.

Mr.. Perkins of Nashua was in the village
over Sunday.
William Wilson of Langdon spent Sun
day with his daughter, Mrs. D. P. Kings
bury.
Harry Webster from Springfield, Mass,
has been spending a few days with his
parents.
G. M. Rogers went to Rutland Monday
as delegate to the state encampment OF
the G. A. r.
Miss Edna Martin, who has been at
Silas Edwards for several weeks, returned
last Saturday to her home in Simonsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drislane. who have been
spending several weeks with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. B. Chaplin, returned this week
to their home in Walpole.
G. E. Porter, after short illness, died
at his home few miles above the village
Sunday. He was about 53 years of age
and leaves widow and several children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Fisher have been
visiting relatives in the village, and Mon
day spent the day with Mr.. Fishers sister,
Mrs. Holbrook, in Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Alice Estabrook went last Satur-
day to Westminster, Mass, for visit with
friends. Mr.. Estabrook goes soon to
Brockton and Mrs. Estabrook will join him
there and make the place their home.
George Anderson of Boston, accompa-
MED by his brother-in-law, Freeman Dickey
of Holyoke, passed through the village on
Monday to Acworth with the remains OF
Mr.. Anderson's father, David Anderson of
Windham.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-02-12
More about the Bonds,

OF the popular loan of 500, 900 on
four per cent U. 5. bonds the state Of
New York gets more than tbree-fourths,
leaving some S22, 600, 900 taken by the
rest of the country. The Morgan syndi-
cate get S33. 1925 paying therefor
11O6S77. The rest of the loan was sold
at higher figure, the highest being II,
bid by Joseph Pulitzer, publisher of the
New York World, who took 81 100000.
The issue is selling on Wall street at
1l6 and III and the buyers will make
enormous profits.
individuals and institutions in Vermont
and New Hampshire bidding better than
l1O.6S77, j. 2. Morgan's bid, who offered
to take the entire issue at that rate, and
securing bonds are: First National bank
of Concord, $4,000 at 1880: First
National bank of Portsmouth, $4,000 at
from Ill is to 112 3-l6; Granite Savings
bank and trust company of Barre, $4,000
at 114.o5: Wells River National bank,
$50, 900 at from Ill to 1l2; Montpelier
Savings bank and trust company, $1,000,
at 111.S4; New Hampshire Savings back
of Concord, $4,000, at 1880; Cheshire
National bank, keene, $4,000, at liz
Littleton National bank, $500 at 1l2
l.. b. Harris, Lyndonville, VT, $4,000 at
112 50; Jchn F. Ruggles. Westbrook, VT,
$500 at 1l2; Belknap Savings bank,
Laconia, \. H., $1,000 at 1l3; Citizens
National bank of Tilton, n. H., $4,000 al
] 111.5S10; John A. Riley of Littieton, n