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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11
POsZukiwanie.

Jak6b Sobc1yhski possukujs swe
90 brsia Aisma G6rczy hskisgo z
KongIeoTki, wsi Kosobudy, powistu
sierpsk ego, CUB. ptookiej, ltory M
tn W Ameryoe cd 8 lat prIeby vac;
przel 4-ns latsmi prsebywsl oa "
Brooklyoie, n. Y
Ktoby wiedsiai o jsgo pobyoie Iul
on saD, niech sic zgloei do Jak0bs
SoboEyhsk ego, liz Msrylaui ave-
Wilmington, Del.
3x -OI, Is 25)
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Grupa 261 W Cleveland, o..

Ma pos;edzeniu grupy oma~isno
p:ojekt ,,Dzienpika Nsrodowego'.
Uch S%alono, ze Dli-nais les, konie.
oinie Po'rze6ny, ale !ako wlasnos6
ZSiszku n. p.
Il. ROnc=kOVSk sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11
GRAGD RAPIDS. NJ oh 10. '97

GRAGD RAPIDS. NJ oh 7-3. '97.
Sz0novna Reddkcyo nZgOdY!"
Ma ossatniem posieiEeniu Tow.
Prfemysiowego. grupy 24S Il. n. P,
zostslo jednogiosnie uchwslOne. il
t%owarzystwo prOtegowa6
bedzie idee pIojektodawcy ,DG
Narodowego" ma przysziym sejmie;
pod}ug naszego zdanis, tylko sejm
ma prawo tax wanna sprawe pttw.e..
dc.
MloSc pozdro Nisnie,
Roman Ruchcijtski sekr. rot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11
SPRAWOZDANIE

Komisarza Skarbu Narodowego W
Rapperswylu ma Stany Zjed.
POI. Am. IA miesisc luty
1897 r.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11
Grupa 800 " Detroit, Mich.

DETROIT. NJ cb., 3 msros 1897.
Ma oststniem posisd :enia To =.
rOgnisxo' gr. 220 " Detroit, Mich.
Jednogiosnie &c walono popieraG Wy
d&wlictwo nD<ienuisa NJ"
Many naiziele, 10 kazda grups
/ kazdy polak daascy do rozwiniecia
eswiaty mledzy polonia " Amer oe
prhyzna, Re j=st pOirzsony nDzeu
mix Ner."
Z 81. nnnAiem
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.

Aiie1oezyk, y. l., 574 Noble St.
Chicago, Illinois.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11

IA " parshi Wszystkiob
S~ietych W Chicago $500
Oidrisf " Newsrku. Tow.
S~. Stsni.ssws Kostki cd
cztcnkow z Newark | Bloom.
field podstsk 4 90. Il balu
Tsmborow Polskiob W Ne.
vsrk. ~. Il bslu Tow. sw.
Wsl-ntego, Bloom field 81.
Il obchodu W Newark 100.
p. Hyblik Iebrai ma cbrzci-
mach u tahstwa J. Zgrryba-
cz6w I 62. PAM Kundle re-
brata m weselu pp. w. Mag.
la / SO, cd p. j. Sitko 100
u obch du W Newarku 90.
Raven l2 81
SsJa New York 40
w. Il. 4Ol
Hirowski z Brcoklyna re.
brsi ma wesu p. l.. Mako
VIE ka L psnns Kant BPS
Ma wiecrorku urzsdropyn
starauiem Unii Lubelskiej IN
inicyntyws prezesa oh. NJ
Witko~ skiego W Cb;csg, 2l0l
Isbrsno "a in'cystyva
erup 154. POS. 40 oraz Tow.
Rzemieslnik6w ! Prremys,ow.
COW W pittsburgu sol
CIR. 1872 W Pullman poda.ek
"a rok 1895. p. Andryczla
~ T. Mix.soti IL, r. sra
frshski ~. wslenty Sryma
novice IL " Sulcz ~, A.
Musz, hski IL, T. L.isowski ~,
w. G}uwc,ewski IL, w. Mi
Loeb IL, J. Rutowski l2 A.
AdamkieWicr l2, W. Zmuds
~, J.. Kuckiewicz IL, J. Ply
I'll IL. J Zywicki ~ st Mo
dlihski l2, T. Ryczy hski ~,
+. Jopak IL, j.. Diutak ~,
T. Gieryk IL, j. Luokowski
12, J. Kruokowsh II Razem 264
J6zef Pslczy 6,ki porucznik
policyi chicago skiej sol
Fr. Romsnowski Chicago sol
Cd Tow Polak6w W Xii
foruii przesiai polk. Bednsw
ski 500
IVA zhDaWle low. O"l6ty
W st Paul 7ebrsi podk. Der
wichowski PSI
%. W. Ciszsk z-trsi W
dniu swvoh imienin W Buffl-
10: st. Ksrlak 2o. w. Cisrsk
20 Ketsrzyns Gle ak %, IL.
j. Kenizicrs Is, AgniesLka
Kerdsiors 10, wa Krznisrek
10, Wilt rya Kuz1isrek 10.
w. Mstuszsk z iona %, l.
Pietrrak IONA 10, A~nastszya
Andrzejewska 10. Razem rs
Jan Gdynia podk. IA St.
Louis cd Tow. Rzemieslni-
kow Pei. or. 800 30S. od
Tow. Jana Ill Sobieskiego
or. rs, &c., cd dobryoh
zwiazkowcow l9s. Rszem 396
Zebrauo na wieozorku wv.
M. Pol Oldzia}u Ill ma
Town # Lake 237
p. Serkov ski Or. 80 468
w. Boozkowski or. 1911 30
u pshstwa Hshsiewiczow
" Jersey City 155
L. Czesiawski OR. ITO
Chicago $40
Obch6d ~styozuiowy ma
B~-iigsuoroie " Chicago 675
L. Czesiawski ~sksrbonka
St Batorego W Chicago 4S2
+. KO!tko or. 2S3 20
A. Wenta gr. 43 1874
A. Deiedzic gr 22S 81.
Va c~hrzc;nsoh u pshstws
M-ksa W Filaielfi: j. Nekss
%, w. Zszdro-ny %, J6sef
Bsrtkowiak %, +. S~zymkow-
ski %, A. Szymko1sla 10, F.
Sly mko Rski syn 8, J6zsf.
Sly u kov SKA 5. p. Molk 10,
pabna Molik Corks 10, Stsni-
sisw Molik syn 3. Wsl Mex
sa 10, Balbius Meitss 3. J6z.
Siomihski 3, Mascin Socha 5,
Rpzalis Bsrtko WAX 10. Jan
Grzeskowisk 10, paul Jan
kowsks 3 Rszem 200
j J-ziorski 2l3 20
St Szeszyoki sksrboDka mr..
1852 225
Razem 5 81 04
St II 1go lutego 1897 r. Sl4S76 81
San | msrca 1897 r. s 1865 So
Wyrazuie $50 o. wyseiam przea
bank Stenslanda Milwaukee Avenue
State Bank" ma reoe dyrektors Mu
zeum Mp Rapperswylu OBJ J Ga
iezowskiego, 85 Boulevard Malesher
bes, Paris - France.
CHICAGO, III. | msrca 1897.
FIR. IT.. JaJtOhski,
Komisarz skarbu n. p ma Stany Zjed
Wszystkie pisma polskie uprasza
sic o Powt6rzenie Powyzszego spra
wozdsnis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11
SHADY OBUWIA,

S,ptsskf, w. { RGprzyk, "
6iS Noble ST., Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11

WIekIihski, Violently, 603 Dick.
60 st Chicago, Illinois.
Pdtcctkielcics, C., $50 - 682 N,
Ash snd ave. Chicago
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11
MALARZE.

Seh!iebeH, y. 500 Holt avenu.
81 iSsgo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11
NOTARYUSZE PUBLICZNl

Brodonski, f. b. sol Noble 81.
hioago, Ills.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23
Won Tnu.ch,s TrinI.

Berlin. May "a (Copyrighted, 1897, by
the Associated Press.) The long delayed
trial OF Herr Won Tausch. the former COM
missioner OF the secret political police,
who was arrested on December S. at the
close Of the sensational Leutzow Lcitchcr
trial, at which Prince iiohenlohc and Baron
Won Bicborstein were amoug the witnesse 3,
has finally been hycd for Monday next
Among the witnesses summoned arc Baron
Marshall Won Bioborstein. Count rhllllp
Zu Eulenburg, the German ambassador At
Vienna. and possible future chancellor cN-
Minister Won Koellor and General bronsart,
yos Schellendorf Police President Win
helm. Herr Rebel. the socialist leader, and
about hry newspaper men, besides a mum
Der OF others Tho trial viii probably last
week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23
JOHNSON t>ntn ARREST.
EN-Rauk President Was Unable ~
Give S25,ONn Nund,

Losanspor,. Ind. May s1.-John +.
johnson, late president OF the state Ma
tional bank, is now In the hands Of the
law. This afternoon Deputy Marshal CLARK
OF rerre Hnute served he warrant and
bond was fixed at s25een. Shich Johnson
has failed TO furnish !Ie viii te taken 10
indianapolis at midnight.
a friend Of Mr.. johnson gave out a state
ment toaisht to the eneci that the eonii-
uon Of the state National bank Was large
iy brought about by circumstances over
which MIR. Johnsoa had no control and TOR
which he wSs no; responsible. When his
tath = diod Mr.. JohnsIn was youns ana
oniorrFisne business man lie was no, in
cent. lie look upon himself the settle
mont of his fathers estate AT The request
OF tne widow and heirs IN doubt as TO
It's solvenCy, but little dreaming that Il
was IN debt nearly 500 900. these debts
he undertook to ray i; iirit supposing that
he could do so without financial oiuhar-
Fassment to himself lie ,oul not sell
The real estate for values shTunk. interest
accumulated and his own melns save out.
Ihen II was. accord.UE TO tnis statement
mat he began to use thy banks money
hoping the sale OF rea, estate ana success
IL his various enterprises Voull enable
MN TO return the money o ,he hnnh cut
success did rot come. he hal no other
pnrpose or desire n all hat he dii man
to maintain his fathers good name hy
paying all his dch's and concerning HIS IN
SoIEency He has made all possible resti.
luton and offers 10 defense except that
ne was trying TO preserve the reputation
OF kind and beloved fatae9
When Bank Examiner a)iwell laid
down 100000 worth a. ,orc,i notes re-
fore prpsidan, Ioi,nsc, ~ s,tt. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23
PLAIN TALK IN GERMANY.
The Press Deuouuces the Govern
ment's Policy Bitterly.
POLITICAL CRISIS BECOMING ACUTE.
The Attempt to Put Public Meetings
Under the Control of the Police
Caused the Outbreak.

Berlin, May ?2.-(Copyrigh,ed. 1897. b,
the Associated Press, )--Ano,her ministerial
crisis has grown out o. the curious man
ner In which the imperial chancellor
Prince Hoheuiohe. nominaily fulfilled hi.
solemn promise 10 introducing a bill foi
the abolition of the most ill!ocTal para
graph OF the old Law o: associations. The
bill introduced In the diet +. purely re
dictionary, its provisions placing all poii-
teal meetings and associations wholly and
exclusively under police control.
Prince Hohenlohe. Baron Marshall Won
Bleberteln, Dr. Won Roe;tisoher and nr.
Miguel were outvo,ed a; the cabinet nee;-
Ing which h0ed the wording Of the bill by
the Prussian minister for the Interior
Baron Won Der Reek vonderho-s,, the re-
dictionary member o. the cabinet and his
six colleagues Baron Won Der Reck Won
cerborst was the sole author Of the bill
As it was certain tha: tns measure would
be overwhelmingly defeated & introduced
In the reichstAg. :; was introduced in ,he
diet. where the conservatives hsve nearly
hal. the seats TIE decision lies with the
national liberals ani three at cur o.! 'he'r
votes would suffice to give tie bill a ma
sori,s.
Meanwhile The -e.chstas has taken tae
matter up and has p-or Juuoea aslnst tAe
measure. TIE two asys dcbh'e IN 'A-
reichs,ag were the most exciting 'at inter
es'ins % mis- session The speakers es-
pressed themselves with iea-irssues or ths
emperor rescuorary tende7ey aua ihe
evil influence @. his Responsible camarilia
which created ssrsa,i7a throughout Ger
many.
Herr R,cAtcrs speech was especially h';.
Ter and sarcastic Amcnr o,her things ~
said tha, The Csrnap roepie ",oni3 rot
Us in The case o. Russia be governed auto
cratichlly"
Numerous ruass u4ectiass aEsirs; me tiot
elll have heen held fi>ty-ave @, hem 81
Berlin alone. on Thursday TIE tl.;--
press. viii the single exception u part
OF tho conservative press. vigorously Dc.
noUncet tho measure an: demanded as
rejection OF hand Ths' 'le aiu Is maia-
~ Intended 70 h;s socialism is admitted
bur the Voerwserts che so-tAist organ
says: IT seems socialism can no: b. k.i!s4
ty any measure nisn.aick failed IN the
tack and Yoa DcT Rex viii assare4ly f4ial
In worse Banner.
The whole cabinet is now unanimously
alta scd as me PRESS and in TIE reichs'as
Itself number OF spoilers called upoa
the ministers 70 rnsler
The Speakers ~ th. center parry though
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23
WILL BENEFIT IRELAND.
Balfour's Scheme of Government Is
Generally Commended.
EVEN THE LIBERALS APPROVE OF IT
r,,y S,x Ifit IL succcssful II VIII
Disnrm All objections L"
Home Rule.

London. May % Copyrighted lS'''
bv the Associated prcss)-Thc scheme oi
the government for the relief OF lreian"'
as outlined in the house OF commons s'S
;erday by the first lord OF the treasury
Mr.. nalfour. was sprung as a surprise u"
most Of the members. and is the leau'hs
tonic for discussion in the political woflu
ioday.
Roth parties attribute 1t 10 the influence
Of MIR Joseph Chamberlain, the secretary
Of state for the colonies, and 1t Is au-
mitted nv all that IT Will DO much TO pop
ularize the government in ireland ana
also among its progressionist supporters
in England.
ON the other hand many liberals be-
liove 1t will help them rather than the
unionists. for If IT is 4 success it will dis
arm the opposition to home rule
Under the scheme the landlords Will re-
ceivc about 81 30 900 yearly and the ten
ants will he relieved OF about $1,000 GOO Of
yearly taxation IT is understood the pro-
ject was approved at Thursday cabinet
council and before it is submitted to par
lament its salient features VIII W yum
municatod in confidence to the leading
Irish landlords,
Mr. Timothy l.. Hoaly and couple Of
other Irish members OF parliament in one
Of the liberal newspapers today describes
the scheme as a minor revolution, largely
democratic and bonefcicnt in giving local
government TO ireland.
Among the Irish comments this morn
ina the Independent says: II the promise
is kept in the spirit and letter. it will be
a concession Of popular rights to ireland
Naich. in addition 10 other advantages.
will have all important money advantage. -
The Irish Lihernl heartily congratulates
the government
The pmon;es' organ. the Freeman's
Journal. remarks: We are afraid to be
too saneuine of the future tulhllment OF
Mr. Balfour's pledges. but we can not
Withhold approval and encouragement CT
the governments now Departure
The conservative Daily Express regards
the scheme as "dexterous maneuver,
holding out promises in order to escape
prompt paymen, of debt under the hnan-
cial relations fun rcport."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23
Probabilities.

Washington. May 22,-F'or LOUISIANA
Far. r-u'h winds
For Eastcru ana Western Texas Far.
except showers In extreme northern por-
lions. sou.h winds
For New MeNico-Fair; variable winds
For oklahoma Indian Territory ana
Kansas Partly cloudy, with occas'ona!
showers. north winds, becoming Nara-
hlc.
For Arknnsls Tennessee and Kentucky
FartW clouiy. sou,herly winds, beconi-
ms V1ri0bls
For North Dakota Partly cloudy; slight
~ cooler. northwest winds
Vor South Dakota and Nehraska-fair'
north winds.
For Ccorado wyoming ana Mortana-
Fair. uorIh Winds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23
WILLIAMS LATEST SURPRISE.
Referred to the Gear as "My neaee"
Friend"

Berlin, May "a tcoryrish;ed. 1887. by
the Associated PresaI-Fraperor William
and his family STAYED nearly week al
weiseAdea. vhe-c series Of elah'ra;esy
pgeru-e,i and masnl,leeatly mounted per-
tormanees at the iheater have been given.
on Monday The imperial family hsd wiki
them IN The Imperial box the grand duke
ana grand duchess OF Hcsse. TIE public
appearance o. the youcS courlo was evil
IDENTIFY brought aSog; IN order 10 silence the
scandals about she reported eeparauea. aad
she emperar took pAlas 20 publicly show his
affection io- botA the grand duke aud bis
wife
At a banquet In tse castle c. We.shaaen
on Tu.eiay Emperor William in toasilHE
Tho car created astoalsnment by retcrliag
10 the latter IS NV dearest tr.end. =
torn hitherto used only ~ his majesty
When speaking o; Emperor Francis Joseph
o. Austria
Emperor William viii soend Monday
shoo,ins OF the estate o. Count pooer III
Schlohit;ca
The present from ihe su';&u o. Turkey
10 Emperor William. a large case OF costly
ancient Turkish weapons hss been placed
on view In the royel Sr-enal o. Berlin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23
THE HOLLAND TORPEDO noAr-cnrrsrye.

Holland
May H. will sea 6tv
the Mrs
present ls
Holland euu
The construction the has
The
the moding diameter The
from gasoline dynamo the used when
than minute submege the boat and about the length
discharge high explosives Six VIII constitute the
allow board during the trial the boat but h
will
bid
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23
LONDON GOSSIP.
s'"r comments on Croker's Heavy
Losses In Racing.

London May e. copyrighted, 1897. by
the Associated Press THE Star. which
published a statement that Mr.. Richard
croker OF New York had recently been IN
bad health. which Mr. Croker denied
promptly In dispatch to the Associated
Press, comments upon the vast sums which
Mr.. Croker 10 said TO have dropped In rae.
Ing here. but hopes he has horse in
khoda b. which will do him real good
here.
On. Monday May 81. dinner vii, b.
given at the Trocadero restaurant In homo,
Of Lord Esher. mastcr of the rolls. Lord
MacNaughton, Lord Justice Alsmith ant
Lord Justice Chitty,
The invitation has been on the suyges-
tion Of number OF prominent univcrsit.
oarsmen aud the dinner is TO celebrate tn,
fact that four OF the appellate judges. IN.
Guiding halt the court OF appeals, are oil
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23

New York, May % Julian Hawthorne,
who was sent 70 India TO describe the
scenes q tho famine and OF the hubonic
plague, returned on the steamship St Paul
today
he said; = spent only thirty days In
India, a fortnight IN bombay aud fort
night in the famine district among the
native villages Millions OF HIndoos ari
BeusaIeso died from starvation and the
government figures represents one-sixth OF
the actual deaths from The plague"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23

enjoyed the finest surf bathing a
finest beach in the world. and her
city OF handsome buildings and II
with her docks lined with the yess
all nations. They could have gone Of
iug excursions 10 Seahrook. Ia Por'tI
Clear Lake and dozen other RESORT
plenty OF game iu their seasons-
snipe, quail, prairie chicken, mboiis
and plenty of fish and oysters, the ~
fun OF everything desired; aud l's
not least, they would have found rels1
and friends from all parts and to9a1
including their own. and ililda WOLF
have got lonesome or sighed ios ~
She could have had her pony and gu
buggy and galloped or driven 10 hei'z
content. She would not have aad ~
agreeable work to 10. because me y
woman would have attended 10 la1-
nurscd hor baby besides. II she ny
Ia have one. which Is most nm.
would. It's a great country i@ .
something about the climate VINCE
them so Jolly and fat and good.ns'a'.s
a pleasure TO have them around Al!
ert would not have had TO oyeTeisn
self, and would probably have w,
and buying another twenty-five =.
this time: not but what twen'!,ms
is enough for any man. and wil vi
good living. but he would want ~.
while If is cheap, against 'ns w.
Young fellow who is rolling ap0'.
:, 4, =, -.....,.i L., nr,ce lawn under w I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23

Frankfort. Ky. May % The Indictment
against Or. w, Godfrey Hunter, ex- Con-
gresham Wilson and u, J., Franks were
argued on demurrer before Circuit Judge
cautrell at Georgetown au' the motion to
Guash Was taken under advisement by the
court
Tho attorneys for the defense base their
domurrers ON tho grounds that While there
Is a statutory penalty in this State for
bribery, or attempt 10 brihc, there is none
for 'conspiring to hribc" the ofIonse
charged in the indictments
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23

stood that oil tho towns and c;tio., in tho
go, som,,r,, arc NOT nc larve AZ Houston
and consequently there ia nl.utv %, room
Gov those nbo d.sira a comnIetn fo,',, me
Whnt desire TO show is the destrahitity
nj tho vic,nitv of Houston TO nonnle of liz.
cioss ana nrcvious occuuotion NJ The hero
and heroine
Now Robert must have maid not less
,b.n az mn aero ,rr his ,\yentv-,; five ,cres
-slS75. his r,seryoIr cost AT least 5000. lis
house shnO. rsttinr land In shane and
,Iarti,g trc.as stn ,ear ncrn ip5n. ling Tor
tivo vs9rs at Sb06 s9hOO As nothing is
said about making any money on the land.
he ,n,,s, have had capitaI oi s5425 ana he
would hn ,,rdnr , ,carlv charge for fIine
wafer lilo ,yns so Ear from the small Town
where thn raiIroaJ s,a,,on was Thai ma lad
w. -, 40 a,.o,,I,t ha,nra 20 onahIo hin,
TO gel th,re TO meet his bride he married
and rot bacl, home ~ sumner This would
ha n, mo Lowest caIcuiat,on twrnty-fIvo
miles and Tho chief trouble seemed TO he
The isnIatior NJ tho lifo Thai oln,ost
cs,rangad his VIII, from him and would
have done so but for his death
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gay ne hau gone our ilve miles ana pa a.
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Minn h,'bhpoFs an around nun a mo "
rallroau NOT 4 mlle away ana good sravoi'
suelI VI SI"u'u ruau 10 ms su,e' anu llrst-
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s NV rates lower WIN lumber M from
~ W. so lhousahu rect one men puaIu
~. "s soa' Nv .ui'H hhNe NUM- soou n"use
.ui sow or wv pousht a span oi lsH"s
'H1a U, 40 hah"s n'sH' ioT gov "ni'n
h Muuiu nave uoI'e ms WORK AFTER me itst
uie"hins, WNlch Wouln nave cost $-'oo PER
80 80 tEp.rSs pusdS az ~ cents ana paro
fnncod his lana =, u""', "" WI ''' w.
for,y do,Iors u,o''t, ~, -, 49, ,or
a coIorod n,an r, Nc "mt,t ,""'n ~
have b,re5 ,or ,,n,,, 800 "'u'', m' ~.
man "a wor,, 81 ~ ~ ,, y" a. -,
cool, ava wash H. ,,s - us ,,,aa
1000 ncnr trees an tyo,,,a 80, Sn,c,,
would cost him sio and ", ,rd h;- .r,,n
CO.. 1" H. ZOE, M" s'u, ava ce ana nj; .hnh
se. ."eui ou' IN -f-too' rows anu nhtil they
siy vonrs w.. S, ~n.vh Mouiu pe IVY VI
s sM lars, , he Gouia nave grown veGe'dp,S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23

oasmen. There Will. ia all probability,
be q large gathering ~ cid rowing oluse
on the occasion. which viii ha presided
over by the rev J. Horrhy, a. D., provost
OF Elton college.
Losses az husbs nery In France by ;hc
resent frost shows tire .amaSe done 10 The
CROPS to he tauRmount 30 disaster 70
fourte.u departments, Tho government Is
asking .or a mrs, grant s,eN.eH francs 10
aAa the farmers and fruit growers
Sir Rohc-; Pesl is 10 DC unarTltt 10
daughter ot Baron Grs.Iearle1 OF sw'iier-
land q, lunN &
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23

Berlin, May ga tCopyrightcd. 1897, 10y
the Associated Press, Tho rciehstag de-
bate ON the abuse OF the les majestic para
graph of the penal code is bearing fruit.
The I.eipseiser ZeHung, the Official organ
OF tho Saxon government, publishes an
article doprccsting the habit OF the en-.
peror OF talking freely on various subjects
and occasions, adding that II directly
prnvokes replies from those themselves hit
and leads to a mass ot wholly unnecessary
les majestic cases
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23
To Celebrate mt rampn.

Tampa. Fla. May 22--The British man
of-war Phalias arrived at Tampa bay to
participate in the celebration Of the queens
birthday on the 9Th The British steamship
Castle Eden Is here also and VIII take part
Elaborate preparations have been made
for the event under the auspices of the
Port Tampa chamber Of commerce Thous-
ands of persons will attend from all over
the state The celebration is tn honor %
The peaceful relations between ihe lwo ma.
Cons.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23

Berlin, May ga new style rifle has
been introduced aud tested IN q practical
way in the army. Tho whole Jaeger bat
talon OF the guard already has the rife.
It is loaded with gas cartridges. enabling
several shots 10 be fired without reloading,
Tho men having these rifles In their pos
session arc specially bound 10 the utmost,
secrecy regarding the construction OF the
Weapnr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-23

The forerunnor of train OF evils. which
too often eliminate fatally, is inactivity or
lcthargy ~ the kidneys. Not only is
Rrishts disease. diabetes. gravel. or some
other dangerous integral disease OF the
organ themselves to be appreheudei, but
dropsical dlhusions from the blood. rhcu-
maiism and govt, are all traceahle 10 the
non r, moyal from the blood by the kidneyi
of certain impurities. Iiostetters Stomach
Blttors depurates the blood. renders the
kidneys active and prevents their dts
ease.