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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-21

'OALl 1871.
81 soko}ow, azeby sic wydoskonali6
W karnosci i czekac chwili, gdy Oh
czyzna zawo}a, ably mogli stanac do
boju.
Gniazda Sokole istnieja ME tylko
W starym kraju, ale i tn juz, gdzie
sic p6}tora miliona braci naszych
osiedli}o, gniazda sokole istnieja.
To jednak ME wystarcza i powin-
nismy starac sic, azeby jaknajwiecej
gniazd sokolich i~stnia}o; gdzie ME
MONA zaraz wielkiego gniazda cd
razu zbudowa6, budujcie male gnia-
zdeczko, z czasem take male
gniazdko sic rozszerzy i stanie sic
wielkiem.
Mas, Polakow, W Pittsburgh Jest
wielu, gdyz ~istnieja tn try wielkie
parsfJe, try grupy Zwiazku Naro-
weSo' a mkt ME pomysla}, dotad, ze
Jest nam tn brak sokoiow, gdyz bar
do wielu ma serca "a oziebie do
sPraw narodowych, a O wolnej Pol
see to juz i'm wcale ME NOV. Je
dnak my polacy zamieszkali ma po-
l~udniowej stronie miasta poznalismy
%nareszcie Potrzebe naszej Ojczyzny
i przystepujemy do za}ozenia gniazda
soko}ow.
lax vice "a staraniem panow: Mi
chafa Gorskiego i Teofla Starzyn.
skiego zosta}o zafozone gniazdo So
kofow dnia 26go wrzesnia. Odbyfo
sic Pierwsze posiedzenie, ma kt6rem
przemawial p. Michai Gorski, kt6ry
W tr~esciwych slowach skreslii eel i
~daznosci soko}ow i zaeheci} do orga-
nizacJi. Potem zabra} g}os p. Po-
rzych, kt6ry take W goracych sio-
wach zachecii miodziez, ably l~icznie
garne}a sic pod sztandar soko}ow.
Ma tenn posiedzenie odroczono sic
do dnia 3 pazdziernika, W kt6rym to
dniu zebra}a sic dosyc powazna dru-
zyna. Posiedzenie otworzy{ prezes
Micha} G6rski. powoiai czionkow do
modlitwy "a Oiczyzne, proszac Bo-
ga, ably Bog litosciwy raczy} PREY
jqc pod swoja oPieke nowych iowa
rzyszy broni w ~sprawie narodowei,
azeby raczyi biogosiawi6 PREY ro]
poczeciu TAX waznego dzieIa, jakiem
jest sokolstwo. Many wszedzie -
mowi{ nieprzyjaci6i, kt6rzy tylko
czychaja ma to, ably tylko jak maj
PREDICT Polakow wynarodowic i je-
zyk polski ma wieki pogrzebac, lecz
my ich sic ME boimy, bo kto sic po-
ola pod opieke B~oga-rodzicy, ten nj
gdy ME zginie.
Po modlitwie, prezes NJ. G0rski
powsta} j uscisna} z kolei wszystkich
druhow d}onie ma znak scislej milo
Sci bratniej.
Potem przystapiono do wyboru
sta}ego zarzadu, a m. Micha{ G6rski,
Przewodniczacy; Teofl Stsrzyhski,
East. prev; Piotr Gorski, skarbnik;
Jozef Porzych, %nauczyciel gimnasty-
XII; Jozef ~Synoracki, sekretarz prot.
Franciszek Kajeta, sekr. fin; VIA
dys}aw Ruszycki, marsza}ek /; Mi
cha{ Patykowski, marsza}ek III.
Gniazdo sokole liczy juz dwudzie-
stu druhow. Spodziewamy sic, il
bracia nasi ME beda zasypia6 d}u-
zej i posPiesza pod sztandar soko-
low. Posiedzenia odbywaja sic kaz-
del niedzieli pod mr.. 500 Carson al.
Czo}em Sokoli!
J6zef SyporacL; oaLra.-.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-21
DOktOr J. IfOwiecki,
Lekar7 70 Stafego kraiu.

Udzieis hstownis sumiennej rady iekarskiej.
Leozy choroby dzieoi, kobiet 1
metozyrn, ma "a sobs praktyke bli.
sko 2Oletnis. Ma ayozenis wysyla
tsk1e lekarstwa. Porada listowns, =
doksadnem opisem saohowania sic
reoepsami - k~osztuJs jednego dola-
ra. Proszs o obsssrne opisanie cho.
roby. DIR J6zEF IBowIKcKI,
l02O Chene Str. Detroit, Mich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-21

szeJ bandery, lecz m~ilczymy. Mo
TAME nasza bandera miaio ma celu
nasz gniew wywolac i nasz napad ma
policJe spowodowac, wszelako ra-
chunek policji wypa}aszowania mas
bezbronnych ME uda} sic. Kapi-
tan kaze nam ma drugi dzieh stawlc
sic u szefa policji, gdzie sztandar
nasz ma bye odes}any. Noca tego
dnia MOVIE policyjne napady: p. ME
~znaleziono, a z~}owionych innych ma
tychmiast uwolniono. TAX vice 20
stalismy ogioszeni IA buntownikow
rzadu, ksiadz g6ruje my wszyscy
truchlejemy. Rodziny polskie spia
W domach w trwodze. Gazety CO.
dziennie pisza lecz humorystycz-
ME: ,,Polacy spiskowcami W Bra
zyiji'. ,,Poniewaz ni~eszczesciem "a
pragneli mice to~warzystwo wzorem
innych narodowosci, nadto sladem
innych innych towarzystw uszyli So
bic sztsndar 2 wyobrazeniem ma ie-
dnej stronie bia}ego ptaka 2 korona.
a ma drugiei sw. Jerzego z tarcza i
obnazona wyciagnieta szabla; przeto
odsy}ani byli od Anasza do Kaifa-
sza "a domniemany spisek, a wiado.
mo nam, re CT biedacy nawet geo
graficznego ~polozenia Bahji y ME
znaja,-a nieswiadomi w dodatku
.jezyka, tylko o zarobku ma chleb CO.
dzienny myslec moga."- Setki hu-
morystycznych w%ierszy kraza po ga
zetach. jak ksiadz sam jedzie prze-
civ wszystkim polakom - chce Itch
do kozy zasadziG, jak obrac do ko-
szuli i pataka ~ ME zostawit etc.
Bawia sic wszyscy naszym kosztem,
a my pytamy, jak sic to ~skohczy?.
My cierpiny dlatego, zesmy polaka-
mi, cierPiet musimy, DO ~nieszczesli-
wi.
ksiadz ma dalszych rozprawach
dowodzi, zesmy przeciw rzadowi, re
tow%arzystwo nasze ME jest przez BIZ
skupa potwierdzone, jest przeciw
k~oscio}owi, DO ~zakazuje i ME p}aci
samo damn ksiedzu i t. d.
Dalsze bahama dowiod{y, Re
ksiadz rozmyslnie rzuca kalumnie ma
polakow, robi ich rewolucjonistami.
Sprawl ma ukohozeniu, DO konsu-
laty trzech poteg zapytane donios}y,
re W istocie ongi prezentowa} sic W
Europe sztandar bialo-czerwony z
Oriem Biaiym i litewska Pogonia.
Prezesowi Tow. ,,Zgoda' zwrocono
bandere beg najmniejszego bahama,
a GAIA opinja publiczna zwrociIa sic
teraz jasno przeciw ks. w. NJ. Dyni.
Publicznos6 dowiedziala sic przytem,
re polacy przynajmniej W Porto A
legre ME majs godnego w posrod
siebie reprezentanta ma iron Brazylji
i re ME mysla wcale budowa6 W
Brazylji przysziego Krolestwa Pol
skiego, a to pred obawa polcji kon-
mel, kt6ra umie tax dzielnie napadaG
noca spokojnych obywateli, mysla-
cych o chlebie ma jutro.
Skohczy}o sic ma tenn, &c Palusz-
kiewicza i towarzystwo uwolniono-
ksiedza zas maja uwolniG z parafji i
pociagnaG zwierchnosc koscielna do
odpo wiedzialnosci "a przyjmowanie
takich niegodnych ludzi lud oba}a-
mucajacych. SPrawe te pozniej wy
jasnimy pc powrocie ks. biskuPa z
Europy. Polacy dostali zakaz przyj-
mowania pociech j pomocy kosciel-
nych i zakaz piacenia mu DAMN oraz
rade: zadania cd bractwa odebrania
kluczy Cd ks. Dyni.
. Bahia missto portowe. gdzie Consiiero obecnio
wojuje przeciw obocnemu rz4dowi.
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81 Pstak ma 1s ventym6w.
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Kstdy mezozy.na powinisn czy.a6
ogfoszenie Tomaszs Slatsra " tel ca.
zecie ma stronnioy 2.
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Ma Pomnik KoSciuszki

zfozyii skiadki nastepujacy ofarodawcy.
z przeniesienia s94So.6 60
Ma weselu p. A. Matc.y hskIego
psnna Pelsgia Goreolewsks
domu pan'twa Gorgolew.
skich zebra} pan s. Kostulski
cd obecuycb gosci skladke ma
pomnik Kosciusski $500
OF Klubu Patr, otycznego Polek
W Chicago p6lrocsny dobro-
wolny podatek s.55
Ma posied.eniu d. sgo PsEi.w
tymie Klubie zloiyiy nastspu-
iace panic: k~sbkowsks, Me-
caarska, Smolihska, Bobowsks,
Bsrahska, Bacher. Nicka, Ku-
csy hska j Oh ,dzinsks. lis
Ma wiecaorku gr. 279 " Buffalo
sebraiy panic u. Gurska i R.
Prxylina. o.55
Ma wyciecsce %letniej TOW. Krav-
COW Polskich " Buffalo . wy
granej ma wyscigsoh przes oh.
p. Inde l.5o
Ma chrscinach u psnstwa Rutko-
wskich W Buffalo sebrai Oh. III.
Radecki "a inicyatywa pani J
Csekalskiei iak nastepuje:
Jan S. Maiecki so
Konstancya M.iecka as
karol Rutkowski Is
Anna Rutkowska 10
konstanty Ratkowski 10
Julia R1tkowska Is
Piotr Csekalski Is
J6sefa Csskalska Is
Autoni Radecki Is
Wiadysiawa R ,decka 10
Rasem 100.
Ma imieninach OBJ. j. Msterno-
nowicz W B ffalo zebral oh F.
H. F.gler 226
Ostatnie cstery kwoty (rssem
S64o) nadesia} oh. Ignacy Je.
drasisk : Buff alo.
Ma wesslu OBJ. Ign. Kotlarskieeo
sBoffslo "a inicystywa OBJ. w,
Gornego sebrala mloda psni I.so
(Rwote te pr.ysla} P. josef
Pnybylski).
Rszem S9J00.J3
Leon SzOpinSki SekTetarz finan.
SIS Noble str, Chicago, Iii.
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I'd zarzadu Gminy POlskiei "
Filadelfji.

Dnid 4 Pdzdziernikd 1897,
Ma portrsty 7. Kosoiuszki /, K.
Poiaskiego, zlozyli skladki nastepu.
iscy ofiarodawoy:
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DR.. Borysiewioz South Bend. LOO
KsKaulakis, Philadslphia- Pa. 100
Konstsnty Rusyoki, Phila.
Drobne skiadki p. Tuohnisw.
skiego Camden, N. J......... 40
Tow. Polsk W Aneryce, "
Chicago, $500
lszy Korpus Wojsk Pol. W
Philadelphia. 800
Drobne skiadki p. J6.efa
Witkowskiego W Philadelphia. 2.9O
Tow. sw. Jozefs W PhiladeI-
phi. 500
Rycerze sw. Kazimierra W
Philadelphia 500
Grups Postep " Novym Yor.
ku 1.e5
Tow. Sokoi i'm. DIR. Lewa.
kowskiego " Philadelphia. go. 200
Paoi Koscielska " Philadel.
l nhIl M
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ARATON.
n
Poemat przez
Rornela UjejskiegO.

OBJASNIENIE.
W sz6sym wieku pred narodz J. Chr, Cyrus, krl pers6w, narodu
azjatyckiego, rozszerzyf, przez ciagte podboje, grantee swego pahstwa do
ogromnych rozmiarow. W r 54 napadf Lydie kr6lestwo w Ali Mnhtzej,
Ddobyf jego sdice, Sardes zabraf do niewon siynnego z bogactw, kr6la
Xrezusa Najwiekszym wrogiem pes6w bYi grecy, nar6d europejski, "a
mieszkutacy obecna Tucje p6lwysep Peloponeski "a osady Ali Mnej-
szej, a skfadajacy sic pod6wczas z wielu mafych pahstewek, jak Platea,
Sparta, Ateny, JoRia it'd. Ot0z, W I. 500, jonczycy atehczycy, pofaczywszy
wv silly, napadh na Sardes spalli to miato do szc@tu. Dowiedziawszy
sic o TEN, 6wczesny k6l pers6w. Darjusz (panowsi cd r. 521 do r 4s5l po-
stanowif znkzczyt Greece, zebraf vice olbrzymie wojskoi wysfaf do Grecji
pod przewodnctwem naDepszych swych woizow: Artafernesa Daisa.
Pc drodze spali persowie miasto Mnet, zdobyli wyspy: Naxos Eubee z e
stolca jej Eruja. wreszcie wkroczylLdo prowincji greckiej Auyki tn
spotkali sic pod wioska Maratonem q: 400 z wojskami aehskiemi, kt6remi
dowodzif MIcjades. Grek6w bya mafa garstka, persow zas sMa ogromna.
Pomimo % persowie zotali pobici ma glove.
Kornel Ujejski obrai Ii ,temat do poematu te chwalebna chwile w die
jach greckich, chcac polnieSG ducha W naszym narodzie chcac przypomniec
- jak SAL m6wi - -czyn! podmogilne", abysmy pauieai, re W walce o
wolnoi ME lyle znaczy chocby najwieksza sia vojskowa, bruAalna, lie
karnoSc, moe ducha pragnienie wolnosci.
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81 Pstak una is ventym6v.
EDWARD STELCzYK.
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, sstrapa namiestnik kr6la perskiego.
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EDITORIAL BRIEFS.
BY PRESIDENT I. NJ. ATWOOD, D. d.

SOME not very astute people consider
it a iustifable reason for taking the
wrong side that somebody else was
eager and early in taking the right side.
If they had not been so fast or SO zeal
Gus, we hear them saying. we should
have been with them. But they spoiled
everything by their impetuosity. We
have watched this sort of thing often
and closely, and we are constrained to
say that we doubt whether these per-
sons. now on the wrong side, and con-
ceding as much, would ever have gotten
on the right side il left to their own
pace. They are now where they have
been all along. The only change is that
the fact has been made manifest. But
if we could credit them with the wish
and the purpose to get on the right
side of their own motion, we must still
insist that they are utterly illogical and
defenceless when they take the wrong
side because some other persons have
taken the right.
If we knew how to oseparate our facts
from our theories about them we should
grow wise much faster. Facts are often
collected that they may do duty for
theory. not to let them tell their own
story. 1t is for this reason that the
bureaus of statistics become so valua-
BILE. They are impartial: They set
forth what has been found and leave
others to reason about it. Perhaps the
greatest value OF modern science con.
sists in the wide and minute search for
facts which it conducts, and in the color
less presentation of this to the world.
Facts are not knowledge. it is true; but
they are the raw material of knowledge.
When we see the facts in their correct
relations; or to state the same truth
differently, when the theories we frame
are supported by the facts and all the
facts, we have attained unto know
ledge.
-"Out of Young Mans Life" is the
label worn by little volume of verse
which comes to us in dainty attire from
the press of the Mccoy and Calvin Co.,
Meadville, Pa. The author is a young
man to whom. erstwhile, we sought to
impart the knowledge, not how to write
poems, but how to preach sermons. How
he breaches in prose we have no present
means of verifying. But this little book
proves that he is a ready rhymer and
has a skill. evidently native, in turning
his sermon thoughts into verse. Fancy,
rhythm, poetic impulse are here in good
measure. and we feel as we read that the
"Young Man" has in him the promise
and potency of more sustained flights.
He is beguiled somewhat by the ease
with which he makes phrases and is
not so careful to be significant and ex-
act as would be well. Mr.. Washburne
should not cultivate his muse less, but
his power Of concentration and precision
more.
If we are ever to have any rupture
OF the friendly relations 80 loug subsist-
ing between this country and England,
we trust it may bs over some subject of
real magnitude. The fur of a seal is
something. but not much, not enough to
quarrel over. 70 be sure we want our
rights; but it may be that our rights
are only the interest OF a very small
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is already one family. The author
probably meant to say salvation
consists in spiritual resemblance to
God who, through Christ, will finally
draw to himself in obedience the
whole family of mankind. If he did
mean this why could he not have
said it?
Briefly this proposed substitute
l. Does not recognize the Bible as
a revelation.
2. Does not state that universal
salvation is derived from the Bible.
B. Does not recognize the funda-
mental fact of Gods love.
4. Does not state the connection
between holiness and happiness.
5. Ignores the existence of the
Holy Spirit; does not seem "to have
heard whether there is any holy
spirit"
6. Ignores the Lordship and divin-
ity of Christ.
Indeed it is indefinite, inconclusive,
in no sense an adequate statement
of Christian belief, and is wholly un-
worthy to compete with that clear,
definite, brief. comprehensive synop-
sis Of our faith, the Winchester Pro-
fession. which 1 trust will continue to
occupy the position it has filled fol
almost a century.
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Intelligence has just been received
in this country of terrible outbreak of
the great volcano of Mayon, on the
island of Luzon. one of the Phil ppine
group. On the night of June 26th this
volcano began throwing up ashes and
lava in immense quantities. and flames
were thrown up considerably over a
hundred feet above the crater. The
next day titty-six bodies were recovered
at considerable distance. and more re-.
cent dispatches to Hong Kong up to
July Sth. stated that not less than 500
we're known to be killed. 1t was proba-
BILE, said the dispatches. that the loss Of
life would reach into the thousands. de-
pending on the length OF the eruption.
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The king Of Siam is visiting Eng
gland. He goes everywhere and dis
plays the greatest interest in everything
he sees. He is as great on questions as
Lii Hung Chang. On his visit to the
House of Lords he was impressed by the
famous canvas therein representing
Moses descending from Mount Sinai
bearing the tables of the law. The Kings
knowledge did not extend to this sub.
iect. and upon being told what the paint
ing represented, he asked: "And who
was Moses?" Perhaps Robert Ingersoll
could inform him.
Lady Henry Some rset has been so
long at the head and front of temper
ance work in England that it is difficult
to imagine the British Womens Tenn
perance Association without her. Her
resignation. which is attributed to the
refusal Of the association to be governed
by her wishes in regard to the removal
Of the contagious diseases act in India,
was most unexpected. 1t is hoped that
that the resignation will be withdrawn.
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CHICAGO. SATURDAY, AUG 7. 1ss

CONTENTS.
CHICAGO. SATURDAY, AUG Z. 1897.
Page One.
Editorial Briefs.
Winchester and Meriden.
The New Time and its Duty.
Universalist Thought.
Detroit Convention Address Christian Cit
izenship.
In Reply to Bro. Crosley.
Some Common Mistakes Touching Educa-
tiOn.
Page Three.
The Sunday School Lesson.
Page Four.
Editorial:
An Old Argument Newly Surveyed.
The Newly Discovered Sayings Of Christ.
The Third Factor of History.
Letter From Kansas.
Universalist Personal.
The Religious Press.
Page Five,
Church News and Correspondence.
Page SIX.
The Family Page. Farm. Garden and Dairy.
Page Seven.
Our Boys and Girls.
Page Eight.
Church Notices and In MemOriam.
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CONTENTS.

FIELD AGENT, T. !. MOORE,
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-10
CITY NEWS.

FL hauIpS CNfrIape painter.
A new stock OF old liquors at Stern's.
Dee Best is the new operator at the
depot.
G. Hildreth of Bloomington was here
Sunday.
James Griggs of Franklin was here
Tuesday.
We want to do your joo printing and
will do it right.
Aaron Conover is reported as being
quite sick at present.
Geo. Fentress is back again in the
barber business at the old stand.
Here's to your coed health |! Uts
Economy Boncset Cordial" G. L..
Getting.
M. M. Stern has just received from
the warehouse a new stock ofold bond.
ed goods.
For SALE-A good Knabe piano. A
good instrument for sale cheap. En-
Quire at this Office.
Mark Parkes went back to Campbell
after a visit here Sunday.
Miss Mackcy of Reynolds, this state,
is visiting Mrs. j. w. Moranville this
week.
An adjourned term of district court
will onven in this city on next Mon.
day.
A. &. Potter, editor of the Register
at Spearfisb, South Dakota, is here
visiting friends.
Mrs. NJ. +. D~ollarhide Of Sterling,
Nebraska, is the guest OF Geo. Hutchi'
son and family. .
A aice bedroom set is just what your
wife wants. See our line before buy
ing Christmas presents.-F. V. TAYLOR
L. b. Colvin of Gside Rock was 9
pleasant caller at this Office the first OF
the week and left us a dollar on sub
scription.
Keep it in the house, whenever you
get "blue" or feel "shaky" or indis
posed, one small dose Of ECONOMY
Boneset Cordial" sets you right. Fol-
sale by G. l.. Getting.
The Merry go.Rsund club held thei
first reception and banquet at the hom'
of Miss Helen Wright on Tuesday eve
ming of last week. Quite a crowd wa
out and "a very pleasant time was had
Penman has some hot bargains TO
you in long gold chains, finger rings
watches, stick pins, watch charms
speetacles, silver novelties and all kind
of jewelry until January LIST. Located
in Cooks drug store.
At q meeting of the Modern Wood
men lodge of this city on Wednesda
evening the following officers wsr
elected: John Wegmann, V. g.; +.
McKeeby, W. A.; F. N. Richardson
banker; +. V. Taylor, clerk; II. {
Maurer, escort; Fred Giwits; Watcl
mau; VIM. Eames, sentry; +. w. Ros:
manager, f, T., McKeeby, physician.
Drink and the gang drinks with yo'
swear of and you go it alone, for til
bar room bum that drinks your run
has a quenchless thirst OF his owl
Feast and your friends are many; fa'
and they cut you dead; they'll not e
mad if you treat them bad, so long
their stomachs are fed. Steal, II sc
get a million, for then you can furnis
bail; it's the great big thief tn
gets out on leave, while the little ol
goes to Jail. Advertise and the dolla
come to you, quit and they fail to con
in; for what care the men who ha'
dollars to spend, for the man who dor
care 10 see him.-Canton Champion,
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-10
CHURCH NOTES.
METHODIST

METHODIST
Services Sunday morning mt 1890.
Subject, "Why DO Not More Business
Men Attend Church" Also some of
their views on church going.
Sunday School at II 30.
Chapel Sunday School at 3 pm.
Senior League at $50 pm.
Evening service at 730 p. M. Sub.
ject: "The New Woman"
Prayer meeting on Wednesday vcn
ing at 7;3O.
You are earnestly invited to attend
these services. Strangers made wei.
come.
REV. j. NJ. DARBY, Pastor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-10
MORE OR LESS PERSONAL.

Hadley paints buggies.
X. Il. Archibald of McCook was here
Saturday.
+. w. Cowden and wife were in Su'
perior Sunday.
The fake rug man is again in the
city. Shuu him.
Geo. Common of Riverton was here
this week for a day or two.
NJ. nj. Stern has received a new
stock of old bonded liquors.
Mrs. Isaac Stephenson and son BY
of Riverton were in the city Wednes.
day.
Miss Della Meeks has resigned her
position in the Nebraska Mercantile
store.
Samuel Temple returned home Wed.
nesday night from a trip to Kansas
City.
A fine new line of Rockers at Tay.
lor's. See them before buying your
Christmas presents.
Why not buy something useful for a
Christmas present. Anything in the
furniture line at low prices at Taylor's
Economy Bonesct Cordial made 10y
the famous old Harmony society
greatest of all appetizers. For sale by
G. l. Getting.
Mrs. A. Schlosser of Tecumseh, &C
companied by her son Of Wymore, after
a visit of several days with W. 5. Bens,
and wife left Tuesday morning fol
home.
Rev. Mr.. Darby will present the sub
ject of church attendance next Sunda,
morning from the standpoint of thu
business men of Red Cloud. Let thu
business men make a special effort t.
hear this sermon. Services begin n
1890 a. m.
The Imperial quartet held forth a
the opera house last Monday evening
to a we'll filed house. The quartz
have lost none Of their good feature
since their previous visit to this cit.
but in fact have added many new ant
interesting features to their program
The ladies of the Christian churcl
will hold Il bazaar in the Moon blocl
Friday and Saturday Of this week
where you will find many useful ant
fancy articles suitable for Christina
presents. On Saturday they will serv
a chicken pie dinner and supper
Also home made candy for sale. Ey
erybody invited to come and see whs
they have II you do not buy.
Following are the officers elected b
Garfield W. r. c., No. IA, at their las
regular meeting, held on Saturday
December 4th:
:, Presideut-Mrs. Kate 8. Judson.
s. v. Pres.-Mrs. Carrie s. Richar(
son.
j. V. Pres.-Mrs. Matilda Ladd.
Treas.-M's Emma B. Knight.
Chaplain-Mrs. Savilla Rife,
Conductor-Mrs. Lydia F. Bohrer.
! Guard-Mrs. Nellie &. Talbot.
: Installing oilicer-Past Pres. Carr
l.. West.
Delegate-Mrs. Nancy Turner.
! Alternate-Mrs. Matilda Ladd.
81 tell you Bill" said the old mar
! he sat by the kitchen stove a~nointir
! his boots with the oil of pork, "it is IL
slayer that gets there. I've had a han
! pull in Kansas, bu, | never give u
I've suffered from drouth, been plague
; by grasshoppers, had my crops twi
u and curl before. the hot winds, and
cap the misery seen the pops get co
troll of the state and run it with abol
U the same success that | would mana,
"A maj of war. But ! stayed with e
o Bill, I stayed with 'em. And now II
good times have come, and the DO
are going back and the troubles dor
e seem half as bad as when we were g
ing through then Remember, Bill,
e is the slayer who wins out.'-Gaylor
(Kansas) Herald.
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