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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

followed by Mr.. George r. Hufford for the
defense. Mr.. s. II. Woods of San Diego
then followed for the State. Additional
counsel for both sides viii address the Jury
tonight at the night session and the case
may be given to the Jury
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
BUSINESS MATTERS.


Georgetown Texas, January 2l-Jamc-
Struhall. general merchant at Granger.
iilc1 deed Of trust here today to Joseph
torvcnlta, prcferrng home people for $1,000
nnd 81. Louis people for 5000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
ShERlfFS' DEPARTMENT.

Beeville. Texas. January 19.-stolen on
the night OF the 10th Instant. pear pettus,
years old. IL hands high branded Elk and
heart on lett thigh Inns old scar on fore
head, Ten dollars reward Will be paid by
owner for recovery OF horse and $40 by mo
for the thief In any Jail IN Texas, Address
j. O. Taylor.
Sheriff neevillc, Texas
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'om John II. whcclock,

Straycd or stolen from John II. Wheelock,
living near Whoelock. ono very light bay
mare mule. not branded; has small knot
under one eye. caused by blind tooth. IA or
10 bands high. years old. liberal reward
for any information leading to her recov-
cry Address T y, Jones. sheriff, Franklin.
Robertson county
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Wholesale Grncery.

Boston. Mass, January 2I.--The whole
sale grocery establishment of Charles Il.
Moody d Co.. a six story granite warehouse
on Commercial street, was burned out at .
o'clock this morning at a loss OF nearly
500. 900,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
Aid for the Orphans.

Bryan. Texas. January 2l.--The ladies
of Bryan are soliciting aid for Buckner Or
phans' home and are meeting with quite
liberal success.
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AnnnintcL IicrcINcr.

Washington, january 2l-Georgc +, VIII
shire has been appointed receiver of the
First National bank of Newport. KY.
which failed few days ago
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forward by that time who will givc reason
able assurance that he will keep the boys
out OF the snares witch have heretofore
beset them, they will be brought to trial.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

Voting BY machinery has not
yet been perfected so far as a prac-
tical demonstration shows. The
apparatus WHICH was used at Troy,
N. Y, broke down after it had
work I'd while and caused the
electors and Judges 70 end o.
trouble. Forty-swo men had
voted up to the ti'p': OF the a"ci-
dent. and when the recording di;.ls
were examined To disoover the
cause OF the accident, il vas fcgnd
that by some error OF the snaclan' sn'
all these votes we're recoried ior
one set Of candidates. L. may be
that these con.raptions can D.
made absolptrly tlawless, bus until
that time the Cid gay OF voting
had better be adhered 10. There
Is such a thing as carrying labor-
saving DEVICES loo far.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

At the clinic for the benefit of
Of the Canada Medical association
in session at Montreal recently,
were exhibited several cats and
dogs, the brains Of which had been
removed three days before, to show
the possibility of extracting dis
eased brains of human beings. The
operation was performed under the
direction of Professor Wesley Mills,
The animals seemed perfectly heal
thy, walked about vaagging their
tails and are expected to live. The
display was kept quiet for fear Of
interference from the Society Fo,
the Prevention of Cruelty to Anf-
mails.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

The sa" Francisco Fruit FIX
change. thas lassi les dried fruits.
and tho classification is generally
reoognized:
; Apricots - Fancy Moorpark,,
made from fully -ripened selected
fruit of large sized, we'll hleached
bright, clean, we'll cured and fire..
from imperf.ctions. Choice Moor
parks, made from fully ripsned
selected fruit of medium size, wvll
blsached, bright, clean, wsll cured
aad free from imperfecsions. Ch,,ice
made from fully-ripensd fruit of
nedinm size, we'll blaaohed, bright,
clean and we'll cured. Standard,
merchantable bleacllcd fruit, mot
fully up to the standards required
for "choice." Prime, comprising
all fruits not meetiag the require
ments of standard grade. "
Peaehes-Fancy, made from fully
ripened selected fruit of large size,
tese from i'nperfscsi4ns. clean, well
bleached and we'll cured. Choice,
made from fully ripened fruit of
medium siz", clean, we'll hleached,
bright in color and well cured.
Standard good understandable
bleached frni', not meeting che re-
qairem msnts Of "choice," and may
average smaller. Prime, embracing
all dried peaches 80 defective in
quality as to render them insult
able for the above grades to he sold
by sample.
Pears-Fancs, made from fully
ripened large selected Bartletts.
free from imperfectious, halves or
quarters, clean, bright. and we'll
cured. Standard: made from we'll
ripened Bartletts, bleachea but not
meeting the requirements of
"choice" in size, color and general
conditions. Prime, inferior dried
pears to be sold by sample only.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
How do you 20 to sleep whe,

How do you 60 to sleep when
you aren't very sleepy The
editor knew hoy once who used
TO think of q great flock Of sheep
running down through the pasture
and jumping, one by one, through
a hole in the fence. There were
ever so many hunpred Of the sheep
and they followed one another very
rapidly, each funny little tail snap
ping at it's owner disappeared thro
the fence. At first they went very
fast, but as the boy watched them
Mith his eyes closed they want
more and NOR. slowly. hus ii. never
saw the last tne of .ile,p for by
that time he was fast asleep. That
was one way OF getting to sla"p.
Hayn any Of you tried other ways :
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

1850. *
Few persons appreciate the vest
harm that may b. done by repeat :
ing % one person 3 3erasacofy re-
mark made about her u sp1li.'ss:
To rehearse kind Of compiiu,en :
ytary comment can ssllo!a haze ii
unfortunate effect indeed, it max
good But if q spee:.l coa,o III
even the suggestion OF t..!a tin''ins
or disapproval it should ne9 b.
told. IL is a little m ,sttr tiat
kindles many fires of angry tn ling.
4 irks Que unspeakal!a to know
that his actions have ben adversely
commented apos by s@l alrsa1 p%rso'l,
ana'behind his hack, when he can-
not defend himself. loss of "
has tho gift to see ourselves a.
othsrs see as, and we like to de
ceive ourselves into the notion that
ali our friends approve OF what wo
do Moreover, a comparatively
innocent REMARK assumes gigantic
to our disorlere'l i'm
ei|yinations vhcp "" receive it
SECOND hand.-Ex.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

The Boseman (Mont Chronicle
tells Of Montana legislator VINO
when some corrections in spelling
and grammar in his b'lt was called
to his atte ntion by the committee
said, why, you fsllova ~ have "u''-
lated it p 1t was tbs same states.
man who said, in addressing q COM
mittee of which be was a member,
"rhe muddy sloqgh, of politics vas
the bowlder upon which the law
was split in twain, and fell in q
thousand pieces from the pedro OF
Justice. Let US. sh"n, gear up cur
lions, that we can 80 forth with a
clear head"
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
" 1T PAYS"

The following Instructive story is
from the Gatling Gun. Several
years ago young NAH IN the I'M
terror Of Iowa wanted to 20 into
business. He bed money to pay
for part OF tue goods needed and
wanted to buy as many more on
short time. The Wholesale man he
wished to buy Of had the reputa-
.tion Of being di fficult man to deal
with. He visited him and laid the
matter before him. well, said
he, II shall have to consider that
before giving you an answer, but
let me offer you a drink," pointing
to a sideboard filled with the
choicest selection of wines and
other liquors kept in his private
office. "No, thaais you," said The
young man, II never drink liquors
of any kind" The gentleman Y
.frowned anq urged him to taste
some especially nice wine, Fhe
young man replied, II dislike very
much to offend you, sir, but I have
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

There is one Institution in France
wb' h has hitherto contrived te
withstand all he Numerous and
revolutionary changes Of govern.
mept, namely; the Bank Of France,
which owes its origin to the first
Napoleon. The question 90 to a
renewal Of its charter has just
come up for discussion in the Leg
islature, which has just voted its
prolongation. Since til" toenda-
tion of the bank it has had bat ten
governors, while France hls- daring
the same period OF ti.pe had 10 less
than nine different regimes and
considerably over a hundred ccabi-
nets
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
49,,
A DISGRACEFUL PROCEED
ING

The Globe Silver Belt says:
There is probably nothing that
could have happened to 50 atrengsh
en- the cause of Col. McCord as the
remarkable action of the territorial
| administration in trying to defeat
his con6rme tion as governor. The
spectacle of an executive and his
attorney general engaging in such
work is 80 unusual 30 opposed to
all custom and sense OF .decency
that it uay well occasion surprise
and disgust among a people having
regard for fair play, )
Governor Franklin must share
the odiunl OF this disgraceful pro-
ceeding with Attorney General
Wilson, for the latter could not
leave the territory without the full
knowledge and cousent of the gov
ernor, and the presumption is strong
that Wilson's mission 70 Washing-
ton was known and approved by
Governor franklin, aRd further
more it is probably true, as charg-
ed, that Franklin entered into a
conspiracy with Wilson and other
me mbers of his administration with
the avowed purpose Of defeating
McOord's confirmation. Wilson
went to Washington ostensibly
npon business of the territory, and
it is presumed at the expense of the
territory, but Washington dispatch
es reveal that bis chief if not his
only business there is the prefer
ment of charges against Mcoord.
The Gazette says truly that no de-
cent, reputable Democrat, or one
who values his party, would enter
into such despicable arrangement
Such a man is without self respect
and honor.
Col. McCord was not our choice
for governor, but as President
Mckinley, after in' estigating the
charges preferred against McCord
saw IT. to appoint him governor,
we considered the contest closed,
and deprecate any attempt to con-
tinue it, especially by Democratio
{ flee holders who hope thereby to
continue little longer at the pub.
lie crib.--Silyer Belt,
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

From ona spot III the Gree,au
Archipelago woman is absolutely
excluded, i is said that as far
hack as history feeehes i" has been
forbidden ground to all females.
This bachelors Arcadia is situated
o" bold plateau between the old
peninsula OF Acte and the main
land Here in the midst of Guilt
waited fields and extensive wood
lands, dwells 9 mouastic cenfeder-
alton OF Greek Christians, with %
converts, and numbering more
than 1000 souls. A few soldiers
guard the border Of this antl-fe-
female land, and no woman is al
lowed to cross the froutier.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

-a.EI ex zis.4
promised my mother never, under
any circumstances to touch wine.
I have never broken my word to
her. and cannot now" Young
man. said the merchant, turning
and e'abrscing him, to his sr"as
astonishment, "you can have ali
the goods you wish. and need pay
20 money down il ir is not con
venient." 1t pays.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

a Chicago general passenger
agent the other lay received y let
,er from the puhiishsv oI q little
paper down in Arkansas which had
;ha merit Of frankness, at least.
Ti,;, Arkansas editor said. Dear
Sir: I wish You woold send me a pass
from Little Rock 70 Chicago and
return. rvo got to 90 TO Chicago
and ! cant 90 it III, lcss you do. My
paper goes almost everywhere in
his ssc'ion, and I'm having mighty
hard work to Fe~p it frc'p going ta
h--l.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

It is believed that the tomb Of
General Grant is practically inde-
strpetible by the elements, unless
it is the iron roof, which will have
to be replaced from time to time !.
The rest is built from the hardest
rock, the walls being from ten to
twenty-five feet thick. The square
portion is ninety feet each way by
seventy feet high.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

|" tho diamond jpbiles parade,
Queen Yi1toria, j, is snnoanced BY
the foreign dispatches. will ride in
carriage drawn by six white
steeds, bedecked with $500 worth
of harness. SIC will be seated IN
a rock to and fro, giving her the
appearance of constantly bowinp
Ftf
to the populace. -
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

The Denver Times says that
"Miss Frances Willard is to be
presented on bust to her alma
mater" It would be be a waste Of
time to try to untangle this. but it
may not be amiss to say that Miss
Willard is not to be given away to
anybody Qr anything, and also that
she never is "oh q Gust," anyway !.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

This butter seems strong" said
the young hRsbsnd, ats their krat
breakfast At. home. '"Yes,p she
answ.sets, IT talked to the market
man abont that, and he said i've
economy in the end never. to buy
weak butter. He said that even
II
though this might cost little more
people eaRla get along with less Of
il and it would last longer
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

Neither mendicants or million
airss are the haRpiiest # mankind.
The man who has a good business
and who can make a reasonable
living and lay ASIDE something for
the future. who can educate bis
children and can leave enough tq
keep the WOLF Of want from the
door Of those he loves, ought to he
the happiest Of men.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

The assertion comes from Ger
many that the majority Of people
are not only righ,-handed. but a'so
right-sighted. By this is mernt
most persons see better with the
right eye than with the left. and
hab,tually, though unconsciously
>
employ it more. Some persons,
however, make greater use of the
left eye than Of the right,
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

Col. john Hay wrote Little
Breeches" and went to England.
A. W. loursee wrote "a. Fools
Errapd," and vent to Bordeaux !.
Editor Bloom Of Colorado wrote
the truth and went to Jail. They
are all getting there in some sort
Of shape.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
SANTA FE, PRESCOTT & PHOENIX R.R
TINE TABLE


Leave Phoenix, north bound. At $50 pm
Arrive at Prescott, north bound, Mt 20 . n
Arrive At Ash Fork. ofthbopnd. At 9 50 > n
and 6.5op m
Leave Ash Fork, southbound, 7 As . M sId
las pm
Leave Prescott, south bound, I 6a pm
Leave Prescott. north bound, s6a IN
Arrive at Phoenix, south bound, at IL IS M
Tho scenic, line Of Arizona. The best youts
to CALIFORNIA;. The only North and South
Line in Arizona to the Crsnd Canon OF the
Colorado, Petrifed Forest, Great Pine Forest.
Cliff Dwellings,, Great Isalt River VALLEY aud
other points Of interest
Through tickets to oil poinss lip the United
States, Canada and Mexico;
Nos. aud connect at jerome junction
with trains Of - P ls'y Tor jerome.
Dining station At Skull Valley. Connection,
made At Jerome Junction.
Connecting at Prescott with stage lines for
all principal mining camps. at Congress juno
tion with Congress Gold Co r for Con gress
and stage lines for Hsrqua Hala Station 1pd
YarbeL. Phoenix with II r for all
points on tie 2 System. also with SRvRR
GEO. M.sARGENr. G.PA,
r M MURPHY, Prescott, A
Pres: y Genl Mgr, Prescott. E WELLS.
Asst Genl Mgr, Pr sscott
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

A woman wh3 bag a nice house
worships it liks q mlser worships
his gold.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

In suit over SIX geese in Stamp
Greek. CO, when tho coats bad a.
amounted to NQ the matter was
compromised and settled by dividA
ing the get 80,
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

The country editor may not
know it all, says tbe Nobraska
City News, but he does not !'sA
long ia the cn,!ntry without ilno =
ing i '.acs.d s,si', more than he puA
|,s1:.z~ What s""sa'iqpYl sheet
il v.,.iA bp we're he to turu himself
-: ,!.s 80 50
loosr
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
.ss.,s-....st-.s1 s1.ss p. . =. =" - =
Santa P9, PrBsgo6d Phoenix
RAILWAY CO.
:
WITH THE
SANTA FE SYSTEM
shortest and l,ics,s. .'i., =, p'avsr.
Kansas City. Chicago and St. Louis.
SANTA FE TIME CARD.

SANTA FE TIME CARD.
< stR
Trains tor California leaves Ash Fork ct l IS
p m. arriving in Los Angeles next NOM
ing At 80, and San Francisco same even
ing At Is. Train for the East leaves As
Fork at 40 m
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
g CLASSIFICATION OF DkfE )
FRUITS.

The sa" Francisco Fruit FIX
change. ,ha' lassi les dried fruits.
and tho classification is generally
raco,,,,s,ol,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-25

Jak wiadomo, d. 6 grudnia otwar-
tym z%ostanie kongres Stanow lie
dnoczonych. G}ownym vice pred
miotem rozmow j dociekah poiitycz.
nych Jest obecnie w naszej rzeczpo-
spolitej oredzie prezydenta Nc Kin
ieya' w oredziu tenn ma bye zwro-
coma Przedewszystkiem uwaga ma re-
forme systemu obiegu pieniedzy, a
m. wycofanie z obiegu rzadowych
papierkow (greenbacks), nastepnie
ma bye omowiona sprawl anektacji
wysp Hawajskich. Godnem Jest "a
z~naczenia, re W dotychczasowych
komentarzach mad tenn co ma zawie=
rae to oredzie, s}owa niema O spra.
vie robotniczej, a przeciez chyba ia
sprawl zasiuguje w Stanach Zjedno-
czonych ma szczegolna uwage.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-25
Przeglad ~polityczny.

Wiele hslasu narobi}o W przesziym
tygodniu zajecie przez niemiecka
eskadre ~chihskiego portu Kiao Crau.
Dawno juz Niemcy dazyiy do posia-
DANA punktu oporu ma dslekim
Wschodzie. Dzieki z~recznej polity-
ce, Anglia juz zdawna dzierzy ma
der handlowe porty W poiudniowycb
ChiDach, Francja, podbiwszy Ton
kin, oparia sic take SLIME o granice
chihska, wreszcie Rosja wyzyskujac
ostatnia wojne chihsko japohska, O.
siedlila sic ma Korei ! W p~o}nocnych
Cbinach ! zagarnia co moze, jedne
vice tylko Niemcy, z ~wiekszych mo-
carstw europejskicb, ME miaiy tam
dotychczas punktu oparcia i
wygodnej stacji ola ola swej flo
ty, krszacej pc oceanic Spokojnym,
a tymczasem niemiecki handel wy
wozowy do Chin zwieksza sic z ka-
zdym dniem. Wrazie ponownej
wojny ma dalekim wschodzie, handel
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-25

kubahscy powstahcy ami myslq
skfadac broni pomimo zapewnieG
Jenera{a Blanco, re Kuba otrzyma
zupefna autonomje, "A nawet dziaiaja
energiczniej niz przedtem. Pred
kilkoma dniami zajelf port Lebisa W
prow:ncji Santiago de Cuba i cho-
ciaz hiszpanie ~usi}owali juz kilka-
krotnie odebrac i'm to wazne stano-
wisko. kubanczycy ME daja sic, a
nawet wzieli do niewoli okret hisz-
pahski naiadowany zapasami woj.n-
nemi. Powstahcy narobili take
strachu stolicy wyspy, Havanie, ma
Padli bowiem ma przedmiescie Qua
nabacoa i ustapili dopiero po PREY
byciu pre- > azajacych si}.
Stosunki Stanow Zjednoczonych z
Hiszpania, w sprawie kubanskiei,
ufagodziiy sic zupe}nie wobec pro-
Ponowanych i uroczyscie zapewnio-
nych przez Rad hiszpanski liberal
nych reform ma Kubie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-25

Wyspa kreta. ma kt6rei. powsta-
ME ludnosei chrzeSciahskiej przeciw-
ko Turkom. bylo powodem wojny
grecko-tureckiej, dotychczas Jest
W najzupeiniejszym n~ierzqdzie pod
zarzadem, a raczej opieka Anglji,
Francji, Niemiec, Austrji i Who
szech. Mocarstwa tie postanowi}y,
re kreta bedzie ~nalezaia nadal z
imienia do Turcji. bedzie jednak ga
rzadzana przez gubernatora chrzes.
GAMMA, wyznaczonego przez mocar-
silva. Ma to wazne stanowisko
przedstawiono putkownika Schaeffe-
IA, rodem luksemburczyka, kt6ry
s}uzac diugi czas W administrator
Egiptu, odznaczy{ sic tam zaszczyt-
ME ! obeznany jest re stosunkami ma
wschodzie. Sultan jednak ME chce
o tenn siyszec, poniewaz Schaeffer
ozeniony jest z ormianka i zbyt byI
niePrzychylny Turcji Podczas poby-
tn swego W Egipcie. Tax vice ME-
szczes!iwa Kreta wciaz pozostaje nj
by pod opieka mocarstw, W rzeczy.
wistosci jednak oddana jest ma pas
tive bezfadowi najokropniejszej ne
dry, DO handel i ~przemys{, wskutek
zuPe@nej niepewnosci co do przysz-
iych rzadow, ulegiy zupeinemu "a
stojowi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-25

soko postawionych nalezalo do spi-
sku, gfowna zas osia jego byi vice
prezydent rzeczypospolitej brazylij-
skieJ.
W Montevideo znow take vice.
Prezydent rzeczpospolitej Urugwaj-
skiej chciai urzadzic zamach ma tym.
czasowego prezydenta tego paGstwa.
sonora Cuestas, ktory dowiedziawsz,
sic o tenn zaalarmowai wojsko i o.
gfosif stan oblezenia W rzeczpospoli.
tel.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-25

We Francji partje: republikahska
i konserwatywna zaniepokojone So
wielce stanowiskiem. jake, zajeio
m~inisterjum Meline'a. Chcac. mia
nowicie, Pozyskac sobie PREY wybo-
rach wiosennych stronnictwo rady-
kalne, stara sic przeprowadziG W le-
g%islaturze Prawa TAX postepowe, tax
Przychylne Partji socjalistycznej, re
bankierzy, Przemysfowcy i kupcy
wra o%burzeniem. Jednem z takich
Praw by}o. przedyskutowane niedaw-
no W izbie deputowanych, prawo
obowiazujace fabrykantow do przy-
musowego ubezpieczania swych 70.
botnikow cd wypadkow.. Obecnie
ma porzadku d~ziennyn znajduje Sc
Projekt, %PoPierany przez minister
jun, Prawa umozebniajacego farme-
rom zaciaganie cd pahstwa pozyczek
ma zboze bez Potrzeby skiadania zbo-
"a W skladach rzadowych. Umoze-
bni to farmerom sprzedawanie zboza
W czasie ola mich dogodnym i wyr.
vie ich z rak li~chwiarzy. Inny znow
Projekt, tee Popierany przez minis
tr6w, zabrania CRY giesdowej ma
zboae. Stosownie do tego projektu,
kazdy kto sprzedaje zboze ma ter.
min, Powinien ~wykaza6, ze jug DO
siada to zboze, a przynajmnieJ, ze
ma zaPewniona jego dostawe. wresz.
Gle gwaitu pomiedzy kapitalistami
narobfo proponowane oclenie
wszystkich papierow wsrtosciowych
zagranicznych, majacych obieg ma
giefdzie p~aryskiej. Take clio moze
przyniesc rzadowi francuzkiemu do.
chod miljonowy. A Rad francuzki
ma gwait ~potrzebuje pieniedzy ma
move uzbrojenia j marynarke. Jes,
nawet projekt sprzedania W tym CO
Ia wszystkich gruntow rzadowych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-25
KOLEJ ZELAZNA
WABASH"

Gdy kolej zelasna Wabash otworzyfa
swa LIME z Chicago do Buffalo zaczefa W
tejze chwili uzywsc fotelowych WACO
now osobowych ~opatrzonych W wygodne
prawie niezr6wnane fotelowe siedzenia
krok ten ME podobaf sic drugim wscho-
dnim k~ompaniom, kt6re zaniosfy protest
do ,,Joint Traffic Association, chcac lynn
sposobem Emusic Wabash kolej telazna
do zaprzestania uzywania ma wscnodniej
linii tych wygodnych f~otelowych WACO
now. Lecz Dyrektorowie Stowarzysze-
MIA kolejowego odrzucili tel protest "a
zdrosnych kompanii ! kolej Wabash TAX
jak ~dotychczas tax | nadal przewozic be-
die passazer6w W wygodnych najnow-
szegos ystemu fotelowych w~agonach.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-25
CENY ZNIZONE.
Pennsylvania Lines''.

,,Pennsylvanta Lines.
Pierwssej klssy tykiet do New
Yorku k~osstuje $500. drugiej kls
~ $500. TIE oeny s~ni.one " osta
tuioh czsssch. O6sy tykietowe: Mr..
24S Clark Street, r6g jackson. = "
Auditorium, - ns staoyi Union
Passenger" r6g Canal 1 Adams, Chi
osgc. Wszelkioh ssczsg6s6w katde
90 osasu udsieli
III. r.. Dering,
Asst. generalnego Ag. Pssafsrskiego,
248 Clark st., Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-25

bee takich grozb Turcja przycichla
re swemi projektami powiekszenia
floty, co oburza strasznie przedsie-
biorc6w niemieckich, kt6rzy mieli
obiecane zam6wienia ma okrety cd
rzadu tureckiego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-25

Kaleka wshutek wywichniecia
Jest nie.awodnie tym, kt6ry .muszo-
ay Jest ably sic w~yleczyc. utywat
oleju sw. Jakoba. Predko uaytv
prrynosi predks pomoo. a wszelkie
OF rpien q w kr6tkin czssie uste OF ia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-25

Brazylja Urugwaj, dwie rzecz.
Pospolite W Poiudniowej Ameryce
znajduja sic W przededniu rewolu.
Cyl. sledztwo W wiadomym zama-
chu ma aycie prezydenta brazylij-
skiego wykazslo, Re wiele os0b wy