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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-07-10
Vol. XI.-JuLY 10 1897

dusz, gdy tymczasem wiadomo,
ze ludnosc polska tych dw6ch
naszych miast sasiadujacych
przewyzsza cyfre $4,000. Zkad
taxa wielka uderzajsca r6znica
W statystyce?
Ka3da lima narodowoSc vie
lie jej jest W naszem miescie,
gdy my tylko odgadujemy
ciagle i to jeszcze znajdujemy
sic we wielkiem rozdro3u xii.
kunastu tysiecy r6znicy. Przy-
czyns takiej wstpliwosci jest
po prostu nasza wstydliwosc
ME przyznawanie sic dc swej
narodowosci podczas urzedo-
wych spis6w ludnosci dokona.
nych co lat 10. Gdyby kazdy
Polak, czy to pochodzscy z Ro.
syi, Niemiec lub Austryi, cd
powiedzia} urzednikowi, 1e
jest polakiem, wtenczas istotna
liczba polak6w inaczejby sic
przedstawia}a. Wedlug obi.
cze6 dotychczas nieopubliko-
wanych polska ludnosc W New
Yorku W Brooklynie tax sic
przedstawia:
2 Galicyi. -. 10000
Z Kongres6wki. -. 1900
Z w. KS Poz.. .... 1920
czyli razem dusz. .... 42,450.
Sam obecny Nowy York z te.
60 MAJ Galicyi $3.50, z Kon.
gres6wki 10000 IL Pozna6s
skiego 9,675 czyli razem 16.
ops dusz. Gala r6tnica W sta
tystyce urzedowej widocznie
spoczywa ma tel naturalnej o
myice, ze przypisuje New Yor
kowi 4S,79O rossyan, gdy istot.
ME bardzo wielka liczba scho-
dzi na polak6w, co chociaz po-
chodza z Polski i Litwy, jed.
max "a kraj sw6j stary podali
Rosye. Naturalnie, De ludnosc
zydowska ME wliczona do tych
cyfr, a zyd6w Rosya dostarcza
tutaj najwiecej.
Przepraszam Szan. Czytelni.
kow "a tax jalowa strawe, ale
SO to cyfry prawdziwe i troche
zarazem pouczajsce, ktore da-
dzs pewniejsze pojecie o naszej
polskiej ludnosci W New Yor.
ku. Podlug powyzszych wyka.
z6w ludnosc przysz1ego wiel.
kiego miasta New Yorku wy
nosic bedzie 42,450 polak6w, a
to przeciez spora cyfra stano.
vic bedzie pokazna kolonie z
widokiem powiekszenia sic ma
przysz}osc. Majac taxa pokazna
cyfre polakow, Nowy York
powinien wiecej znaczyc W
swym ustroju spo}ecznym i
rozwoju umys1owym dla mas
polak6w. Winnismy tylko Ia
czyt sic wiecej i tworzyc ME
zamki ma lodzie, ale pozwoli6
rozwiszac sic rzuconemu ziar.
nu ma gruncle urodzajnym. Go
sic ME da zrobic z tel strony
rzeki, da sic uczyni6 W Brook
LYME, ale kooperacya jest ko.
nieczna, bez niej ami rusz!
Brooklyn zawsze wiecej pred
stawia1 zywotnosci i ruchu in.
teligentnego niz New York
jestesmy pewni, 3e z}aczony
wkr6tce jednym wez}em, wez-
mie pod swa opieke zwasnio.
nych nowoyorczan, wskazujac
i'm droge do lepszego celu. Re.
ligia mas lacey " ca}osc pod.
nosi umys}y do wyzszych zy-
cze6; jedyny nasz koSci6} W
New Yorku ME ma pewnych
fundament6w, rozpada sic IL
ruin znowu ma kr6tki czas po-
wsta)e, by tylko rozpasc sic ma
nowo. Moze Brooklyn przy}a-
czony do mas przyniesie nam
ga}azke oliwna i pogodzi u
mys}y, kt6re dotychczas szere.
guja W bezdrozach i tax re szko-
do ukasna ,,oibEhszuoh no.;a
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Anglii mocno, ale to mocno sic
niepodoba owa jednosc. Skut'
klein tego po}ozenie polityczne
W Afryce pofudniowej znowu
sic zaostrzylo.
Czesi Niemcy.
Powszechna uwage zwraca
ma siebie nova, kt6ra swiezo
wyglosil W Horwycach (Czechy)
drugi wice-prezes parla1nentu
austryackicgo, DIR. Kramarz,
wybitny m}odoczech. Nova ia,
tchnaca energia, wyraznie "a
powiada niemcom, ze czech6w
ME zadowolni}y jeszcze nawet i
ostatnie rozporzadzenia jezyko.
we. Chwila obecna-zdaniem
Kramarza-posiada niezmier-
ne znaczenie dla przysz}ego roz.
woju Austryi i Czech. Gdyby
cabinet popo1ni1 TAXI b}ad, il
wynagrodzi}by niemc6w ustep-
stwami "a ich skrajne opozycye,
to w6wczas wszystkie stronnict-
wa wiedza, jak majs postepo.
wac ma przysz}osc. Czesi ME o.
pieraja sic zgodzie pomiedzy
obu narodami, lecz zapowiada
ia z CORY, IL cd zasady r6wnou.
prawnienia i rozporzadze6 je.
zykowych ami ME mysla ustapic.
Sprawa Kubahska.
Jak wiadomo, cabinet hisz-
pa6ski podaf sic do dymisyi, a
mimo to pozosta1 W catosci ma
stanowisku. Zaciekawia to
wszystkich, poszukuja tedy
przyczyn podobnego obrotu
rzeczy.
Najprawdopod podobniejsze roz.
wiazanie zagadki bedzie take:
Canovas zostaJe u steru rzadu
dla tego, ze zawiaza} bardzo
pomyslne uktady re Stanami
Zjednoczonemi, tyczace sic Ku.
by. Mckinley wys}a} niedawno
ma to wyspe specyalnego pos}a
Calhouna, kt6ry ukladat sic z
Weylerem i powsta6cami. CAL
houn temi dniami powr6ci} do
Washingtonu, przywozac pro-
jekt za}agodzenia sporu, pro.
jekt wykonalny mozliwy do
przyjecia przez wszystkie trzy
strony interesowane. Hiszpania
da kubuhczykom reformy, "a
kt6re poreczaja Stany, te zas
nawzajem zobowiazuja sic ME
popierad uzbrojeh kubu6czy-
k6w, lecz przeciwnie Gala sita
nak}aniaG ich do z}oaenia broni.
Byloby zatem ciezkim b}edem
politycznym, by podawa1 sic
do dymisyi cabinet, kt6ry tax
fortunnie zawiaza} rekowania.
Traktat srecko-turecki
MONA uwazat juz "a dzielo
szczesliwie doprowadzone do
skutku. Zgodzono sic ma to, re
Turcya dostanie kawalek Tes-
salii, ale tylko TAXI, kt6ry zu.
pe}nie ME jest zamieszka}ym.
Koszty wojenne oznaczono W
sumie 4 miliony funt6w. Przy.
wileje grek6w " Turcyi costa.
ma ograniczone, lecz nieznacz-
ME. So to warunki mozliwe do
przyjecia. w Atenach samych
zapanowa1 juz spok6j, choc ne
dza wSrod ludnosci, zbieg1ej z
Tessalii, codziennie wieksza, DO
ami Rad, ami oGarnosc publicz.
ma ME moga podo1ac takiej ma.
sic obowiazkow i wydatkow.
Federacya W Centralnej Ameryce.
Pofaczenie pieciu' republik
Ameryki srodkowej W jedne
federacye pa6stwowa pod mia
mem "Central-America," sta}o
sic faktem dokonanym. Dnia
l5.go czerwca odpowiedni
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444,O1O kilometr6w kwadrato.


woscia Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
a ma wewnatrz zapewnic i'm
spok6j, kt6rego te pa6stewka,
trapione ciaglemi rewolucyami,
istotnie potrzebuja.
w dniu 15.tym wrzesnia
odbedzie sic uroczyste og}osze.
ME nowego pa6stwa po "a
twierdgeniu traktu przez parla.
menty owych republik.
z Petesburga.
Podlug wszelkiego prawdo.
podobiefstwa, cesarz Wilhelm,
W poczatkach lipca przyjedzie
do Rosyi. Podr6z odbedzie ce.
sarz morzem, na jachcie ''Ho.
henzollern"
Pisma tutejsze donosza, 3e
kwestya cfa cd maszyn rolni.
czych, omawiana obecnie W mi.
nisteryum fnans6w, jest wste-
penn do rozpatrzenia calego
szeregu spraw, nlezmiernie
waznych dla gospodarki rolni.
czej. Wsr6d projekt6w, kt6re
beds rozpatrywane, pierwsze
niejsce zajmuja: zmniejszenie
c}a cd wynalazk6w rolniczych,
przywozonych z zagranicy i re
formy, majace ma celu rozw6j
handlu zbozowego. Prace przy
gctowawcze beda uko6czone ma
jesieni i wtedy tez proponowa.
mem jest zwo}anie rady, z}ozo.
nej przedstawicieli ministe.
ry6w os6b kompetentnych.
Ma jesieni ma bye zaprowa-
dzony telefon pomiedzy Peters
burgiem a Moskwa.
Wediug jednej z gazet pc.
tersburskich, originality zakiad
zdarzy} sic W wagonie kolei po.
}udniowo- zachodniej, W pocia.
gu, idscym z Odesy do Kijowa.
w wagonie klasy II-ej jecha}
officer, 1yd N. i obywatel J. O.
ficer, posilajac sic W drodze,
zaproponowa1 panu j. szklan-
ke wilma. Ten wypi}. Nastepnie
officer poprosi} zyda N. 0 przy.
jecie szklanki wilma, lecz ten
odm6wil, t16maczac sic tenn, BE
rytua} zydom ME pozwala pic
wilma po chrzescijaninie. To do.
prowadzi3o do kwestyi spornej.
Obywatel dowodzif, ze takiego
obostrzenia W religii zydow-
skiej niema, syd zas, ze istnieje
surowy nawet zakaz. Posz}o o
zakfad, i obie strony z&ozy1y ma
rece oficera po 10000 rubli, o.
bywatel gotowke-tyd GEEK.
Po przyjezdzie do Kijowa, 3yd
pocza} upomina6 sic u o6cera o
zwrot czeku, lecz oficer odm6.
viii, zsdajac przedstawienia cd
rabina zaswiadczenia o lstnie.
jacym przepisie. Zyd wyszed1,
lecz wr6ci} z niczem, zacza}
natarczywie upominac sic o
zwrot czeku. Poniewaz zas by1
przezorny i wys1a2 do banku W
Odesie zastrze3enie o niewypfa.
CAME nikomu 10000 rs. "a je.
go czekiem, przeto oficer pie
niadze i GEEK z}o1y} ma rece
w1adz administracyjnych. Cie-
kawy ten zak}ad sadly roz.
gdy2 sprawa posz}a
ma droge sadowa.
Cleveland wygwizdany.
G}osne towarzystwo "Tam-
many Hall' " New Yorku ma
obchodzie Lipcowym wygwiz.
la}o Grovera Clevelanda. Gdy
ieden z m6wc6w zacza} opo-
o zas1ugach by}ego pre-.
zydenta dla partyi demokra-
;ycznej i jego dwukrotnem
W sail powsta1a
aka wrzawa, ze m6wca musia}
orzestac. Kiedy nastepnie
vspomniano imie Williama J.
,o,,h1io0noH< Ero~%uon
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tr6w, telegrafcznych 400 XII.
lometr0w.
Oba tedy pa6stwa, razem
zlaczone, przedstawiaja JUL site
powa3na i mic dziwnego, Re
Anglii mocno, ale to mocno sic
niepodoba owa jednosc. Skut.
klein tego po}ozenie polityczne
W Afryce pofudniowej znowu
sic zaostrzy}o.
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MEDIUM ROOMS WHITENED. 81 25;
extra Sam Gale, I'd and 3d. y and O.
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expense, Acknowledges that in a few
meetings she had discovered that her
heart was dangerously susceptible In
one of a few visits which the gentleman
had made 10 the young woman's house
as the guest of a masculine relative. he
had announced coming trip abroad,
and, among the attractions of the voy-
age, that he was to be seated beside the
Captain of the steamer at table, and
opposite the charming widow
The voyage was duly made, and again
the same man was guest at the same
house. The young woman may have
had a special interest in the visitor s
companions during his voyage, for she
asked Immediately: And did you sit
at the Captains table, and did you sit
opposite the charming widow?''
She might have noticed that her
words We're received with some embar-
rassment but she was unconscious of
anything unusual in her questions.
They We're answered in the affirma-
tive. The woman was Mrs. Banking
ton-Blank," added the guest.
We'll, the man who marries her may
expect to lose his IDENTITY" said the
young woman with apparent irrele-
vancy He will never be known, ex-
cept as Mrs. Blankington-B Blanks hus-
band
Yes" acquiesced the man, that is
what 1 expect to be- We are to be
married on the blank day of blank"
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Mrs. Blanks Husband

There Is an amusing story told of the
husband Of a clever New York literary
woman, Ia Well-known writer Of many
books which have been translated into
many languages. Before her marriage
to her present husband, she was what
is called a fascinating widow
The man WHO was fortunate enough
to win her affections must also have
had fascinating qualities, for the young
woman who tells the story, at her own
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ACCORDION PLEATING, FASHION
RAG CARPET WEAVING; OLD CAR
pets woven into rugs. Mrs Johnson, 1214
Eighth
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HOUSE HUNTING M MADE A !.

GTOVEC KEEPING PACE. WITH
- " Io' the times. Quick Meal
Stoves. 81 to S20 All stock reduced. s. J.
Jackson, 423 street.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

REGULAR SERVICES WILL BE HELD
at the Home of Truth, corner Third and
O streets @CFocker fesidence), every Sun
day at IL a m. and a childrenS hour at
$3.50 a. m. All are cordially invited. Its
A SPIRITUAL MEETING WILL BE
held by DIR. A. G. Larson of San Fran
cisco at Foresters' Hall, on | street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth, Sunday even
ing, 7:30, July 18th. The DR.. will prove
in different ways that the human race
are endowed with spiritual gifts. A cor
dial invitation is extended to the public.
iV17-2t*
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He Had Others.

Dolly-Why do you call me your cur
few?
Cholly-Because you are my evening
belle don't you knOw.-New York Tri-
bune.
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WASHINGTON MARKET

Ripe California and Spanish olives per
quart, 25c; large can mustard. sc; sardines
sc; fruit and vegetables. Sunset, 404 blk:
Cap. 444. Pankost & Wake, 1908 j.
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An old-time pedestrian, now skilled
wheelman, says: 1T is easy to under
S and why thewheel is superseding walk
Ing as an exercise. An average walker
covers thirty inches to a stride. The
average Wheelman covers seventeen to
eighteen feet at a revolution of the ped
al bars, which revolution is less than the
step in walking. In wheeling the foot
is raised twice as often as in walking in
the same time and with no more exer-
ton, SO the distance covered is thirty
four to thirty-six feet, While the pedes-
trian is going two and one-half feet
More still, the walker carries all his
weight on his feet; the rider of the
wheel distributes his weight between
feet, seat and hands"
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TO LET OR RENT.

S09 I ST-HOUSE 5 ROOMS IN REAR:
rent So. Inquire 500 /.
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White, the Fowler, the Columbus, the
Baker & Hamilton Special. New bicy
cles to rent. Electric wiring and cleo
trio supplies. Expert repairing by E. E.
Elliott and Geo. ]. Jackson It Cooper CO.,
916 ] street
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TO LET-NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE
of rooms and bath; in splendid location;
rent S36. Hawk & Carly, 1012 Fourth.
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JAPANESE DOMESTIC AND RANCH
hands furnished on short notice at Japan
ese Inf. Agency, ST Sixth street
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EMPIRE HOUSE, 122 K.-NICELY FUR
nished front and other rooms; reason
able
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NO FREE ADS.

No free want ads. are taken in
THE RECORD UNION. Births,
deaths and marriages also charged
for. NO PREMIUMS GIVEN. NO
CATCH-PENNY DEVICES. The pa
per is worth the money you pay for
it, although higher priced than most
The class who have money to spend
all take it. Rich and poor like it for
its cleanly, healthy tone. Classified
ads. by the month, Wants, For Sale,
To Let. Personals. etc.. soc per line.
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PERSONALS.

DIR. RECORDS RESTORATIVE PILLS,
the great nerve tonic and specific for ex-
hausted vitality, physical debility, vast
ed forces, ETC.; approved by the medical
celebrities of the world. Agent, j. G.
Steele, 635 Market street, Palace Hotel
S. f. Price, box of 80. 81 25: of 100 81
of 200, So so; of 400. s5; preparatory pills,
s2. Send for circular.
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LIVING PICTURE MACHINE-AGENT
wanted; most profitable automatic nick
tured; just out; repayS cost in few days.
Stirrup Mfg. Co., Y Fulton street, New
York 1t
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FOR SALE.

FOR RENT-2O ACRE RANCH. 1 MILE
from Oak Park; 8 acre vineyard, acre
orchard; house 4 rooms; barn; chicken
house; windmill; rent S12 per month.
jy17-3t*
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The first wheel built on the canti-
lever principle has arrived in Chicago
from Europe. 1t is to be manufactured
now in America. It reduces the weight
of a mans wheel to fourteen pounds
without loss of strength. Racing ma
chimes viii come down to nine pounds.
and wOmen's wheels to eleven. 1t is
built on the principle of the canti-
lever bridge
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BRIGHT LADY AND GENTLEMEN So
licitors call to p. m, Plummer Sin
gleton Building, Sacramento. jy1S-3t*
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EVERY MEMBER OF COURT Y
Capital, Foresters of America, ~
viii assemble at their hall SUN 81
DAY, at p. m. sharp, for the eAs
purpose of attending the funeral of their
late brother, Charles E. Graeter
ABE WILSON, C. r.
Phil Hirsch, r. S. jy17-2t
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BRIGHT BOYS AND GIRLS CAN GET
watch and chain or pretty solid gold i'm.
diamond ring for hours work; send no
money; only name and address to Boys
and Girls Dept, Household Guest Co.,
160 Washington ST., Chicago, Ill. 1t
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hold furniture; highest price paid; fur
nture stored for 81 per month Base
ment northwest corner Fifth and * StS.
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1000 MEN WANTED TO HAVE THEIR
old hats made equal TO new. 1126 / St,
cor. 18th. w. l.. Rourke, Practical Halter
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WANTED TO SELL A GOOD, SAFE
and well-established business; cost 81, 900;
will take 81, 200; sickness the cause. Ad-
dress Investment, this office.
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NEW YORK KITCHEN, Ais X ST EN-
ploys only frst-class white help. Meals
1oc and up. Open 6 a. m. to Il D. m.
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CRYSTAL PALACE, eo6 J STREET
The choicest of wines, liquors and cigars
Call and be convinced. Schneider &
Freygang. PrOprietOrs.
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THE HOME BAKERY AND RESTAU-
rant-Strictly home cooking: delicious
coffee mocha and java with purs
cream; don't fail TO try it. 631 NJ cor 7th.
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MEETING NOTICES.

MEMBERS OF FAIR OAKS RELIEF
Corps No 13. are requested to meet at
the Foresters' Hall, SUNDAY AFTER
NOON, at 3 o'clock, to attend the funeral
of the late Sister Bronson.
SARAH A. BRAGG, President.
Alice NJ Tiel, Secretary 1t
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Half the riders. who complain of un-
comfortable saddles talk without knowl-
edge of use of the pedals. Almost any
saddle will be comfortable if the weight
is more placed on the pedals To do
this well one needs toe-clips. They are
by no means dangerous, as the feet dis
engage from them the moment the foot
is lifted or thrown on one side.
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BUSINESS WOMEN TO TRAVEL FOR
old established firm; permanent: $40 per
month and expenses H., Box 734, Chi
cago. jy11-4tSu
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A bicycle race with a panther was
the exciting experience of an English
lady in Singapore one evening lately
When riding slowly homeward along a
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PLAZA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Ninth
and I-Situations procured and all kinds
of help furnished. W. A. WALL Prop.
Cap. Eel. 2l3. Sunset, black 604.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
POWELL & HASTENPLUG, Signs. 527 K

ELECTRIC Tamale Factory and Private
boxes, 4O1 NJ; guaranteed chicken tamale;
also, Spanish dishes. Mrs. w. M. Souza.
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1000 MEN WANTED TO HAVE THEIR
old hats made equal to new. ll26 L ST,
cor. 18th. w. T. Rourke. Practical Halter
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The ball bearings now in use in bicy-
cles were invented by John Wyatt of
England in 1860 No one would try
them in machinery, and science laughed
at poor Wyatt, who died leaving his in
vention to lie dormant just 100 years,
and then of a sudden all the world adopt
ed it.
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WANTED-AN INTELLIGENT, AMBI-
touS woman, not under "A years, Tor
good business Intelligent.
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L0ST-FOUND.

LOST-LAST NIGHT. A RUSSIAN
leather purse, containing $25 in gold and
some silver. Return to this office and
be rewarded. iy1S-2t
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A Chicagoan has invented an attach
ment to be fastened TO the rear Of BIZ
cycle frame, which presses against the
back Of the rider holding him firmly
in his seat, and it is claimed enabling
him to push a gear of over one hun
dred as easily as he could one of fifty
nine.
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FUNERAL NOTICE-THE OF d
ficers and members of Columbus MN
Chapter, No III, %. f. s., areNsN>
respectfully requested to meet at S
their hall TO-DAY (Sun. "
day, at 3 o'clock p. M, to attend the
funeral of our late sister, Jennie S. Bron-
son. Members of the order are cordially
invited. By order
MRS. A. CASELLI, w. NJ.
Margaret 3. Little, Secretary.
(B. CD jy17-2t
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200 MEN WANTED TO HAVE THEIR
old hats made equal to new. 1925 / ST.,
cor. 18th. w. l.. Rourke. Practical Halter.
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework and cooking. Apply Ol
Eighth street.
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care of horses, buggies, harness, etc,
and do garden work; city or country.
Address d. H., this office jy16-4t*
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Register.
= =

Father. makes a century,
rsvesy other day:
am on a racing team,
Earning lots of pay;
Sisters learning fancy tricks
Going on the stage;
Little Dick. he holds the mile
Record for his age:
Mother rides with Baby Dan
Tied in front-he squeals,
We're the gayest folks in town,
For we all have wheels.
To renoyate the enamel OF your BIZ
cycle one authority says: Wash it
with a large soft linen cloth and luke
warm water. Dry it thoroughly with
a soft cloth. and afterward polish il
with q solution of beeswax dissolved in
spirits of turpentine. Never use a
brush, hot water or soap"
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WANTED-2 STRONG MEN TO HELP
arrange the big apparatus and rigging
for Levevi Charmion, the girl Sandow
Call at O'Clock a. m, big new pavilion.
Harry De Laney, Oak Park. jy1S-3t
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road outside the town the cyclist found
that she was being quietly stalked by
a huge black panther. She had the
presence of mind to start off at full
speed, and soon distanced her pursuer.
The cop set on the scorching youth,
When all but him had fed
bumped up his broad, official back,
Bent low his bullet head,
A direful sound that rends the air!
The cop-oh. where is he?
Go ask the wind that puncture
Hath from his tire set free
An old wheelman offers the following
advice to novices in cycling: Don't try
to go faster than your machine. This
may appear at first sight unneces-
sary advice, yet the novice in cycling
does it habitually. On the latter-day
wheel men learn to ride very quickly,
and are out in club runs in less time
than it takes to master the old ordi-
nary-they pay little attention to ped
aling or a proper application of their
strength, and waste their power in at
tempting to go faster than their ma
chimes. This sort of thing did not OBJ
tain so much in the days of the ordi-
nary for the simple reason that if an
ordinary rider attempted to go faster
than his machine he succeeded in SO do
ing, and came over the 'front.'
In order to become an accomplished
cyclist, the lady rider must acquire the
steady action of the ankles that tends
to subdue the ungainly motion of the
knees. Many a bicycle girl who would
otherwise be considered n tVDical rider
has her attractiveness sadly marred
by the continual up-and down motion
of the lower limbs. The woman who
rides with the least perceptible mo-
ton is most admired on the wheel,
whatever her appearance may be upon
dismounting.
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THOSE MAGAZINES, THAT MUSIC
gather it up and have it bound at E. W
Breuning,s, 3l9 ] street, Sacramento.
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plants, ETC., MRS. j. w. NEFF, 2S05 H.
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Walking requires five times the exer-
tion that cycling does on a normal sur
face, says a writer in the Irish CycliSt -
The cycling gain down hill must also be
considered, as well as the advantage de-
rived from a favorable wind. Briefly,
the loss in walking lies in the inability
to profit by circumstances; a pedestrian
has practically but one pace uphill or
down, with or against the wind. But
the cyclist is considered influenced by
all these agents, and the mechanical su-
periority of the cycle enables more bene-
fit to be derived than power sacrificed.
y +
The bicycle should be turned upside
down, being allowed to rest upon the
handle bars and the saddle, and as each
wheel is slowly revolved every inch of
the tire should be carefully looked over.
In order to extract a sharp stone any in
strument with cutting edge should be
taboOed. a pair of small tweezers or the
blade of an ivory or bone paper knife
is all that is necessary. Cuts should be
carefully cleaned out and little solution
pressed into them and allowed to dry if
they are small. For larger ones a small
piece of cotton, ,woolor lint should be sat
urated with solution and pressed firm
ly into position.
The Superintendent of Police in Pitts
burg, Pa, says his bicycle squad of six
men is the equivalent of ten roundsmen
on foot His three lieutenants are
mounted on wheels. and make their cir
cults thrice, where formerly they made
them once. The result is the Sergeants
and patrolmen are kept alive and
prompt on their beats. He adds that he
is so satisfied of the value of the wheel
to the police force that he will ask the
Council TO mount twenty men instead of
two squads of six, as now-six being off
strd six on duty constantly
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TRY THE 5. F. MARKET FOR CHOICE
fruit, berries and vegetables. 504 K
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]. BELLMER & CO, ONE OF THE OLD
est grocers in this city. Prices reason
able, fair dealing. Give him a trial
Tenth and N.