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7 IIIIt5- UO74, @'Vo n -'VFI @sVF "A 2 20 a
2:1S Trot: purse. 81, 900 (unfinished):

None of the trotters sold at auction here
to-day brought large prices. About thirty
five head were disposed of to-day at an
average price of about $780, The sale closed
after disposing of 247 heao at an average of
$3.50 per head. Best sales: King Nutwood, b.
h.. by Nutwood, dam by Dictator. A. Weihl
M, by Wilkes Boy, dam by Egbart, A.
Weihi 81 0OA
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CHICAGO, Oct 12.-Burns & Warehouses;
good flly, Napamax, won the 81. 200 Aspirant
stakes at Harlem to-day. beating Daily Rae
ing Form with supreme ease on doughty
track.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-The President
to-day appointed Rafael Madrigal, of Mary
land. United States consul at Cartagena,
Colombia
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-04-30

AN qUhen she seen that she laughed till
she cried."
mise. Name er whoppin big sum. Say
So, 900, though I'll git the thing settled
fer So, 900. Say l begged an plead with
his days in peace, an you'd like ter do
it, only business is business, an you
amt the only lawyer
zone would think I was hardly q
lawyer from the minuteness.of your in
structions," Mr.. Howell SAID, bringing
his chair down upon all its four legs,
81 think 1 can be trusted with the Dip
lomatic part. What want is a clear
statement of facts and your connection
with them"
In jest so many words the facts is
these" Mr.. Topmark said: "Roscoe
land was took up from gov'ment survey
with money her father had give that ole
woman, Naomi Pickins, when she got
married. Eff she ever j'ined in the deeds
ter the McGregors, thar amt no papers
ner records ter prove, though the Nc
Gregors say she did do it. But the only
one KNOWN ter that is the ole man his
self, all Rob won't let him be pestered
with this eff she kin any way help it.
Now, yere comes Naomi Pickins' gram
daughter Magnolyer Tubbs, only heir
40 fer's l know, wantin ter git her
rights. But she don't want the land,
an / do. want likewise the gal that
thinks she owns it an know CANT git
her unless work my files pretty sharp.
She CANT fight the case. Law an jestice
cost money. That she amt got. Eff
she'll let me stan her friend"-
But if she will not let you stand her
friend. and if Magnolia should discover
how much better bargain she could
make Mr.. Howell began, but Top
mark cut him short.
"I'll git the land, no matter what
Rob McGregor does" he said, rising
heavily. "That's certain. AS fer that
other one, you don't know Noch. Eff
she turned rusty, he'd think nothin err
putin her out in the swamp, with er
knife ercross her throat, like he's done
well, some other things. An Noch, he
dassen't git me down ON him. No, street
know too much"
"Then it is settled that 1 mako first
move tomorrow Mr. Howell asked,
also rising. He did not mark the sud-
den, curious grayness about Topmark' g
mouth, but he wondered little that it
was full minute before that gentleman
answered slowly:
eyes, an eff you bring back word that
she wants ter see me right off it'll DO
with $50 extry ter you when we come
ter settle"
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He is Enthusiastic
The Warranted Enthusiasm OF a Prom
tnent Citizen of Owosso.


tnent Citizen Of Owosso.
Mr.. III. b. Gates has been a prominent
man in Owosso for many years--an old citi-
ZEN and much respected resident. He has
held the important position of City Treas.
urer, and his endorsement is worthy the
consideration of the public. This is what
he says:
II take great pleasure in speaking words
OF praise for Doan's Kidney Pills, and my
personal experience is what makes me feel
that way toward the pills. For several years
have had an almost continual backache.
1could hardly stoop over, and anything that
required bending over would aggravate my
backache SO that l would be compelled to 60
and lie down for awhile. / was also greatly
troubled with the urine. Sometimes it was
very frequent, and then again it would
become very scanty and high colored. When
that way my stomach would bloat upterribly.
This is what might be called the dark side
Of my story. The bright side followed
when procured box of Doan's Kidney
Pills at the drug store of Johnson & Hen
derson and began their use. Their action
was almost like magic. The second day
after / commenced taking them my back
felt better. continued their use, and to-day
my back feels splendid. 1t is free from any
ache or lameness, something, have not
experienced for number of years. The
urination has been restored to a natural
condition and regularity. / do not bloat
any more. Another member of my family
was troubled in nearly the same manner,
and obtained the same benefit from using
Doan's Kidney Pills that l did. Their
wonderful success has made me enthusiastic
in their praise. You are at liberty to use
this statement and refer anyone to me.
have already told lots Of people about
them"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all dealers
price 30 cents. Mailel l,y Foster-Milhurr
Co, Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name, Doan's, and take no
other.
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ROB M GREGOR.
By MARTHA MoULLoCH WILLIAMS.
Copyright. 1896. by the Author.I
CHAPTER XVII.

Lawyer Howell was certainly a Q,

Lawyer Howell was certainly a cool
hand Though Mr.. Topmark awakened
him at daylight the next morning for a
conference that ought to have set him in
q fiutter, he came to breakfast sleek and
serene as ever, albeit he had talked free
ly with Mrs. Annis and her niece.
He was in holiday temper, well pleas.
ed with himself and all about him.
Though he fancied himself bachelor
confirmed, he had still semihuman de.
light in the young of his species, espe-
cially when they had spotless faces and
wore fresh white pinafores and had a
habit of speech quantity frank and di-
verting Then, too, the green country
charmed him. It had such wonderful
harmonies of tint and tone. The happy
babble of water slipping past was music
to his ears.
''The day is a concrete idyl," he said
to himself about 1 o'clock, tipping back
his chair so far he half lay at ease in it.
cit is truly case of 'all save the spirit
of man is divine. Can Topmark be such
fool as to think I do not see what
cards he thinks he holds and how he
means to play them? 1t is astonishing,
his infatuation, or rather it would be If
the girl were merely pretty. She is so
very much more--ono of the women
men die for-I myself might be rather
hard hit if she would look at me as a
human being. She did not last night.
Twas merely new sort of animal about
whom she was not even curious. She
had something on her mind. wonder
--no ] wOodCr most how nv resnected
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talize me sol you know CT ever rail- In
love with anybody he'll be shore ter
! have mothers an sisters an cousins an
aunts that'll hate me on the face er
earth. They'll chen hate the ground
walk on; so Tx have ter dry up inter
the ugliest little old maid. reckon I'll
blow away in the end. Thar amt no
chance er me dyin, like anybody ought
when they re crossed in love. You ought
ter be sorry fer me instid err maxim me
sorry fer myself.
mo, I'm sorry fer myself, says I.
'You'v We done sawed me off short every
fetch, but I'm bound ter say er Teller
that could git you wouldn't mind eff all
the other women in the world was mad
ernough ter die over it.
I" Il oughter say thanky, sir, says
she. But 1 thought we'd agreed ter
talk sense.
"'Oh, no, says I. 1T was business,
an, whether er no, mean ter tell you
my comm here so much means business.
Then drapped OH my knees an tried
ter git er hold of her hand, but she
jumped erway an flung er handful er
them par fruits right in my face. One
of 'em was so meller it stuck on the end
or my nose, an when she seen that she
laughed till she cried. But soon she set
her head up, an says she in her high
way:
81 don't wanter seem <inhospitable,
Mr.. Topmark, but you must know that
you can never have anything ter say ter
me that would not be better said where
all the world might hear it. Good day.
sirl CANT ask you in the house.
have got heap er other things ter do
And with that she left me so mad I
couldn't see straight, not KNOWN hardly
whether I'd ruther kill her er ask her
ter walk on me. F."
cit must have tried your temper-such
impertinence, Mr.. Howell said, yet
laughed behind his hand at the thought
of Mr.. Topmark with the pear on his
nose. "Pardon mo if I seem imperti-
nent," he went on, "but you had better
tell me your whole mind toward the
other one. Miss Magnolia Tubbs is not
bad looking, but she impresess me rs
being-well, trife hard mouthed ard
more than trifle skittish.
"You're right But she's got her
match-that thar Noch. He's the devil.
Besides, he's got tho upper hand. The
gals been unfortunit. Thar's er child,
you see. Till l found that out thar
might er been two choices fer me. Noch
wouldn't have the land as er gracious
gift, so she--Magnolyer-is crazy ter
git money. Say, you go right over ter
Roscoe termorrer mornin. Ask fer the
ole man. Ell you insist you won't talk
only ter him, it'll skeer that little vixen
wusser'n anything But don't tell him.
Talk ter her. Don't beat erbout the
bush. Say right out you've been asked
ter take the case an how I've tried ter
keep you from tetchin it an only give in
after you promised ter try an oomper-
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tiooke, Pa, zostas obrany .arrad n.
stepujscy:
Prezes M. Makowski, Vioe-preze,
st. Drsdzswski, sekr. prot. st. Mich
lewioz, sekr. fin. A. Zdanewioz, IS.
kretarz cd wsp. W. Aranowski, Ia
syer FIR. Toporek. kol. cd wsp. J. Ia
torski, mars.aaek l. J. S1ymsh.ki, m
III. Sc. Zalewski. op. kasy S MARGIN
kiewioz, J. Brzeski i J6z. Malano
wio., ohoraay Tecf Br.ezihshi op
ohorych A. Kolosy hski, Mar. Maksi
mowios, st. KAMA, i A. Dsmbowski,
oddzwierny w. Nowak, kol. psrafal.
ny j. Kr6lik.
Ws.slkie listy ! koresp. tyczsoe
sic CT. LAT, PROSE- adresowa6:
St Miohlewicz,
P. o. Box 4l0, Nanticoke, Pa.
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GOdne nas'adOwania.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, d. % lutego 81.
Szdno,ony Redaktorze!
w ubiegis sobote, d, q lutego b
T. Oddzisi III. Nv. M. P. urzadzi,
wieczorsk zaba wny, W kt6rym wzie
10 udzial kilku wybituych obywatsli
Z n~aszej dzielnicy. Prey zabawie ME
zapomniano o iustytucyi naszej marc.
dowosci. Ia inioyatywa pre.esa III,
Oddz. wv. Nh. P, skolektowa}y pa.
ME Hswelks i APPEL 1857 ma Sksrb
Rapperswyiski.
w imieniu powytsrego Oddziaiu,
skisdau serdeczne podziekowanie
Sc. psniom "a iaskawe zajeoie sic ko
lekta a zsrszem 81. ofarodawoom "a
iaskawe datki, zasyiajsc wszystkim
staropolskie bog .aplacl"
w imieniu III. Oddz. Wv. MI. P.
b. Kowale wski, PREF.
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Il st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 10 msrca '97.
Szanosony Panie Redaktorzei
Pros.e o iaskswe umieszczenie W
nzgodzie" nsstepnej wiadomosci:
10 staraniem miejsoowyob pols
kow publiczns biblioteka W St.
Louis postanowi'a zakupic Ia pare
set dolarow polskioh ksisask, a ia.
kot wypisac nTygodnik Illustrows.
NY, ksisaki to beds juz "a "a ty-
godnie W ST. Louis, q pc oprswisniu
zostana oddane do uaytku polskiej
publiOznosOi.
Dzielne towarzystsa zwiszkowe "
st. Louis orsz testrslne towarzystwo
imisnia Freddy, postarajs sic z pew
nosOis, aaeby ksisaki polskie ME le.
taiy bez uaytku. Jeteli ksisaki pol.
skie beds orytsne, biblioteks publ.
czna bedzie smuszopa sprowsdzic
MOVIE. u szacunkism
DR.. z. Rodis.
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,TezeK kfo , onk Z,,s1zk,x ,;,

Jezeti kto z czIonk6to Z,ciqzku ME @
trzymrJe reguldrnie ,Zgody'', po,cs
1ien o tenn natychmidst za,ciadomit
Sekr. Jenerdlnego, a ME Redaktora,
tt6ry z adresami od6iorc6o organ,
s~,oiqzko,cego mic ,csp6lnego niema. Ale
Sdaciddamiajqc o tenn, naieSy przede
,~cszystkiem podat no,cy adres doksad
ny, o6ok da,onego. Teraz dzieje sic
TAX, ze, jezeh kto ,Zgody" ME otrzy.
muje regularnie, u,caza ga scfdsciue
mas z,cymyslae { ME podae - s,cegc
adresu! Skutek taxi: dalej ,Zgody'
ME otrzymuje.- SEKR. JxNERALNr
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WiadOmOsci ZwiaZkOwe.

On. 80 20 Chicago.
Posiedzenie Tow. spiewu sw. Tr6j.
oy Or. l.. pr.y kosciele sw. Trojoy,
or. 35 W Chioseo, odbedzis sic "
niedziele dnis 21-go msrca r. b. W
hall zwykiych posiedzeh. Kszdy
~ozionek powinien sic stawic ma to 20
siedzenie ! uiscic re swych zslsglo.
Sol Bardzo wstne sprswy 50 do IA
iatwienis. Miiosc ! pozdrowienis.
Antoni Kotowski, sekr. fn., % Sloan
ulioa.
Or. 115 10 HozIeton.
Ma posiedzeniu Tow. Sy.
movie Polski, gr. lis W Hszleton,
Pa, nsstepujsoy obywstele zostsli
obrani:
Jozef Piechots prezes, Joref Zisn
tex wice.prezes, Jan Pitro kssyer,
A. Rsulicki ssyst. kssyers, F.. M. Ko
ziowski sekr. prot, w. Kondsrozyk
asyst. sekretsrza, J. Cwikowski / w.
Leszko msrsralkowie; A. Marciniak,
j. Galski ! A. Jskubowski opiekuno
vie ohoryob; +. G6rski P. Domel
c~horszowie; J. ZeInis ! j. Szerger
odzwierni.
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,,POzary i Zgliszcza"

Ma aadanie ogo}u odbilismy j~es.o.e
pareset eg.emplarzy pieknej powiesot
p. t. nPozary i Zgliszcza", kt6ra dozna'
Ia niePamietnego powodzenia. Ponie'
wat o czesc exemplary jest
jua sam6wions, Przeto wszysoy, kt6rzy'
by il choieli j~eszcze naby6, powinni
spieszyc sic z zam6wieniem. Cena eg
zemplarza SO Ct, kt6re przy zam6wie-
niu nadselac nalezy pod adresem: M. ]
Sadowski. STA Noble Str, Chicago.
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Kalamazoo, Mioh., Jest s}ynne ,
seleryiIjakote. /. siedziby Tomasza
S~lasera, ktorego ~ogaoszenis .najduje
siena str. 2.
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Nasz PrzeWodnik,
ADWOKACI.

b
Getting d No,oak, LIZ CLARK st,
Ro' m 41O, Chicago.
Csdrnecki Dc Roraleski, offs M.
6O1 sos La Sale st. / 8O4-6Oa
Milwaukee ave..
A~RCHITEKCI.
Fizikososkii, I. s., 98 w. Division
ct. Chicago, III.
APTEKI
Bordohski, Wiktor, 638 Noble nj.
r6g Bradley, Chicago.
Butkie,oics, Kazimierz, 5SI Nil
wapkee ave. r6g Wi 81. CHICAGO.
Burda, Wsad., NobleI ST., roo
Bis okhawk, Chicago.
hW1esoski, 8. j., 1886 w, 22nd
St., blisko California ave. Chicszo.
Nosoak, Jan, 724 w. 18th str.
reg Paulina ct. CHICAGO.
Lendrd, Robert, 8448 Superio,
Av. South Chicago, Ill.
AGENCI REAL ESTATE.
Stan, TeofI, $50 Milwaukee Av.,
Chicago, Ill.
Durski, Marian, 58s Noble H..
Oh oaQo, Ill.
BLAWATNE.
SsumihsAi, John c., 6O4 Noble
st., Chicago, Ill.
DOkTORZY.
hV1e'oshs, ". A., 724 w. ID 81,
takze W apiece Butkiewioza, Ch.
oago
S~fenaino~ics, DR.. W., $40 Nil
wau' ee ave Chicago.
Ztoskososki, N. d., 638 Noble 81.
pa Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
Chrzdnoaoski, j. Il. Dr., 72I Mil
waukee ave. Chicago.
FABRYKl CIGAR.
MecSarski, J6zet, 81 Homer 81.
Chicago, Ill.
FABRYKA ZfOTYCH ODZNA-
kOW MEDAL PAMIAT.
Stdcho,cski r., $50 Nobl, ulioa.
Chicago. Illinois.
FOTOGRAFJE.
Niklas { PasoSoaoski, $50 Milvau-
kee av. e block cd al. Noblel.
Chicago.
IdSiko'osAi, Jan W, 438 Milwau.
kse Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Le'cin, Henryk, SAT Milwaukee
Ave. Chicago, Ill.
SHADY HERBATY KAWY.
R1Gss, J6Set, Sol Noble st. Chi.
cago.
kSIAZKI 1 ARTYKULY RE
LIGIJNE.
Augustynoaoicz s Podczaski, 6O8
Noble str. Chicago.
INTROLIGATORZY.
Metzger, G. f., 457 w. Huron
St, Chicago.
~KONTRAKTORZY.
PiqthieaoicS, Joze, Budowniozyv
kort raktor, 574 Noble ul., Chica.
ZAKhADY KRAWIECKIE.
Smolihski, j., 607 Milwaukee Av.
Chicago, Ill.
MEBLE 1 PIECE.
Noscaczeaoski, W2ad., 1913 - $40
Milwaukee av. Chicago.
Smolars, Piosr, 697 Milwauks.
Chicago, Ill.
Stodiecki, Roman, 489 Milwaukee
Chicago, Ill.
MALARZE.
SchIie6en, Y. $50 Holt venue.
Chicago.
NOTARYUSZE PUBLICAN.
Brodososki, E. D., sol Noble 81,
(hicago, Ills.
PIEKARNIE.
Wleklihski, Walenty, 69S Dick.
sor st. Chicago, Illinois.
P~aoetkieaoics, g., $50 - 682 N.
Ashland ave. Chicago.
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.
MiIeocSyk, r.. l., STA Noble st.
Chicago, Illinois.
SKLADY OBJ VIA,
Stspihski, ". ifKasprzyk, ".
o4S Noble ST., Chicago.
RES SALONY.
Dzisciotkieaoicz, a., 572 Noble 81,
Chicago.
Cupryhski, s., 90 W. Division ~.
Chicago.
6racsyk, Jos9 5S1 Noble Str.
Chicago, Ill.
Mokonski, A., 682 Milwaukee
sv' Chicago, Ills.
Persososki, Ignacy, So. Noble St.
Chicago, Ills.
Szyko1ony Antoni, 700 Milwaukee
av, roo Noble nj Cbioaoo IN
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keen Edge"

,,keen Edge.
Jedyny najpraktyozniejszy spos6b 70 d.
s~trzenia brzytwy. Najbardziej zaniedbsr
brzytwe wytoczy W dw6ch minutach a W.
toczona " ten sposob brzytws zachowuj
swota dobroc dfuzej, nizby byfa toczons s
kimkolwiek innym sposobem.
Rosztuje tylko 20 CT sztuka.
Me jest to laden humbug, ale rzecs bs;
dIo pozyteczne ola kazdego. 1 pc coz c
pfacic % C. "a jednorazowe ostrzenie brty
twy, gdy TO wystarcza Ci diva lsta. Potrzt
bujemy agentow wszedzie kt6rzy by Of,
chcieli sprzedaza tegoz 1 wielu Innyoi ne
mowif. Pisz n~atychmiast do mas I zaiacs.
&c. znaczek pocztowy ma przesyfke cyrkuls
rzy. Agenoi moga zarobic $500 dzlenni
~sprzedajsc nasze rozmaite artykufy. Pls
~uatyohmiast ME zwlekaj. To COD nowego
Adresuj'
j +, Ssmborski, P. o. Box l2c.
Cor. Main l. School sc. Thorndike, Mas.
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Sekrstdrze grup prey raportach ME.
siecznych powinni koniecznie zafqczat
kdrty podrozne, ma mocy kt6rych przW.
mug czfonkop z innych grup. Prey
odsuspendo,caniu cztonk6uc, sekretara
grrpy potcinien zd,csze zdzndczat przea
jdA 6ugi czas cztonek 6yf suspendc
sodnyyn. - SEKRETARz JENRRALNY.
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Posiedzenie z~wyczajue oddzisiu
Skarbu Narod. Pol. W Rapperswylu
ma Filsdelfs j okolice odbedsie sic
W niedz. d. % b. m. O godz. 5. pc
polud. W bali OBJ. Winickiego, On.
9O4 Moyamensig ave.
Uprassam Ss. dsleg. ri wszyst
kich rodak6w, kt6r,y sympatyzuja /,
instytucya Skarbu, o liczne pr.yby.
Gle, gdya waane bardzo sprawy beda
omawiane.
Zarazem uprasza sic o nsdeslsnis
skladek skolsktowazych ma REQ,
Skarbu RspPerswylskiego.
Miiosc j pozdrowienie,
j. PrzyborsFi, sekr. prot.
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w sprawie Skarbu Mar. Pol.

New YORK, IL lutego 1897 r.
Komitet wykonawczy Oddziaiu
Skarbu N. P. W RaPperswylu, ma
New York i okolioe. sklada sic:
S. Pruss. pre.es. w. G. Nowak,
wice-pre.es, ). wojtas.ek. kasysr,
A. Matowski. sekr. fin, M. Hoyar,
sekr. prot.
Ogolny doOh6d ma Skarb Mar. ns
rok ubiegiy 100 dol. 30 Q.
Uohw alono odbywa6 posied.snis
Oddzia}u Skarbu N. P. W biezaoym
roku W New Yorku " kstds ozwsr
t. nied.iele miesia,a pod No. l57
Z. 2 ul.
N. Hojdr, sskr. prot, 19OE ul
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POSZUKUJE

Wdowy Amy Zakes Z domu Bu-
d~zJhskisj, z pierwszego meza Gle
slih 'kiej j syna jej Stefana Zskes, "
sprawie spadkowej. Anna Fakes
przybyia . synem do Ameryki W 70
ku 1890
Prosre sic sglosic dc:
f.. y. BrOdOwski,
Notaryusz Publicny,
sol Noble st, Chicago, III,
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10 letnia r~Ocznica!

Niniejs.em zawiadamiam wssyst.
kie grupy zwiazkowe W Detroit i o.
kolioy, .e ma dniu 21-ym marca, G
god.. 7-mej wieczorem, bed.ie Tow
B. Glowscki. or. 90 q. Mp. obohod.it
l0-letnia rocznioe swego istnienia "
hall oh. Sikory pm. 800 St. Aubina
re, a zatem upras.a sic brad .wiszko
We, ably raozy}a nasze Tow. swojs o
beonoscia .as.csyOi6.
u ro.por.adzenia grupy 80.
Ans Sdynay, sekr. prot.
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Dnia 8 marca 1897.

Dnla o marca 1917.
Szsnowne TowarIystwol
Zebrani delegaci towar.ystw Skar.
bu Narodowego Po!skiego ma New
York 1 okolios " dniu % lutego 81
" sail pm. 157 E 2 ul. " New Yor.
ku postsnowili, Re przys.ly obch6d
3-go msja odbedzie sic " Brookly.
ME.
Posied.enie Nadrwyozajne Cd
dzialu Skarbu N. P. odbe1.ie sic
dnia % maroa Dr., W sail Kopopih-
skiego, pm. l57 E. 2 ST., o godz. 3.ej
pc poludniu, ma kt6re zaprasza sic
Zarzsd towar.ystwa | delegate to.
goa, kt6ryby mial upowaanienie cd
tow. ~yssygnowanie kwoty ma pc
kryoie kos.tow Obohodu, r6wnis,
uprasza sic So. Tow. o ofarowanie
pewnej kwoty M pokrycis diugu
oiaaa,ego ma IA wsrystkich |. pc.
grzeou po sp. JareokleJ' wnuczki DO
hatera K. P~uiaskisgo.
Ssdzimy, il Sc. Tow, ME odm6w
ofary ma cele tax s~zlachetne i PREY.
czyni sic jakim datkiem do uswie'
tnienia pamistki narodowej 3-go ma
js, testsmentu naszych ojc6w, jake
tez i ME pozwoli wysta vic ma szyks'
ny imienia polskiego pred oboona'
rodowoami. 90 do pogrzebu sp: ia
reckiej.
So. Tow. jesli mialo W swoim ora
sic gazette 1.-THE Brooklyn Citizen
do sprzedania | takowa sprzedauo
uprasza sic o zwrot pieniedzy Ia nia
u bratniem pozdrowieniem
M. Hojdr, sekr. Oddz. Skarbu
N. P. ma New York / okolioe.
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and is aground Had the captain and crew
remained on the vessel and thrown out
their anchors this vessel would not have
suffered. This conclusion Is drawn from
the fact that there were several other large
vessels at anchor In the Pass and not ere
Of them was injured in the least. In tho
sliD recently dredged by the Town company
the water remained almost calm during the
entire blow and the fleet OF small cr IT
which took refuge therein were not dam
aged. The storm Will not interrupt the
Townslte companv's work at New Sabine
Pass. Construction OF the second big chip
was resumed this morning. ald The other
CONTEMPLATED improvements will be made
as fast as they can be reached. The wash.
ing away Of several miles OF the Stbine
and East Texas track. which cuts off rail
communication. is regarded as the most
serious blow to Sabine Pass and nil place
us at a DISADVANTAGE until the track Is
rebuilt Damage in the old town 81 Sa-
bine Pass was light. In fact, 1t can he
said that The Post In Its report l.. is morn
ing thoroughly covered the situitIoa al
the Pass"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-15
THE VICTIMS BURIED.
MAGNOLIA CEMETERY. BEAUMONT
is THEIR RESTING PLACE.
Agent Parkinson Says the sabine
Pas. rown tompnny WIN Go
Ahead with It's work.

Beaumont Texas. September Judge
W. l.. Parkinson. general agent of he Sa-
bine Land and Improvemnt company. came
no from Sabine Pass this afternoon. via
Port Arthur. The Judge says that the
SUNDAY nipht storm has not disheartepod
the people OF Sabine Pass In the least.
To the contrary. thev this morning began
the work OF repairing damages. and while
the Sabine Land and Improvement com.
pany is making no blow. 1t Is furnishing
the material and men to replace every
house that Was damaged by the wind.
While tho hurricane was unfortunate and
&c some extent disastrous. Judge Parkinson
Is inclined to feel cheerful over the result
so fas as New Sabine Pass is concerned.
There was net drop OF water. except
rainwater ON that portion of the now
townsite that has been raised by the com.
pany." said Judre Parkinson. and It tas
therefore been demonstrated that New Sal
bine Pass. as prvposed. will be free from
destruction bv tidal waves or hsyh tides
There was some damage to shippiAg. hut
when the force OF thu wind is taken into
consideration. II is very small. and were
II not that three lives were lost on =
srnah tux the damage would he rer,r,,a,,
- tnconsiderahle. The German hsrk cers.
parted her lines and blew up Into tho lax
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-15
BURIED THE DEAD.

The remains Of the five people killed dur
Ing the storm at Port Arthur Sunday Eight
were brought to Beaumont this morning
and Inferred IN Magnolia. The train was
met at the depot by q committee OF citi.
zens and the dead bodies were taken to
the First Baptist church where tie pastor,
the Rev. j. a. Smart. and Rev. w. Il.
Lentz cf Port Arthur conducted the ser
vices Quite number of Beaumonters at,
tended the church during the services fol
lowed the dead to the cemetery and placed
flowers on tho graves. The citizens com
mittoe appointed by the mass meeting last
night mention Ct which was made in this
mornings Post raised the money necessary
to defrav funeral expenses.