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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09

Anna Modlihska, Detroit, Mich. pisze
''Oto smiaio moge ~powiedziecs Re !, karst-
wo Ora Hama Jest cudowne, DO niedaw-
no miafam bole " bokach ogromne, kt6re
po uzyciu kilku faszek lekarstwa Ora
Hama ustspiiy zupefnie."
w. Starostka, 2 Merrick, Neb: -"Le
karstwo Pahskie iona uzywaia stosownie
do rady i jest zupefnie zdrowa.ONie cd
pisafem zaraz, DO juz wiele razy przez
innych doktor6w zostafem oszukany.
OtJ dawali lekarstwa z alkoholem. cd
czego iona tylko ma krotki czas zapomi.
nafa o chorobie, ale nigdy ME by a wy.
leczona. Teraz dopiero przekonaiem sie,
res Pan moja zone naprawde wyleczyf,
"a co serdecznie dziekuje. Bol W pier
siach, io2atklch j kolki W plecscb cal
klein ustafy nigdy sic ME powracajN Ga
wszedzie bede Pana polecac jako dobre.
go dokt ra, BON sic o tenn przekonai'.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09
POdZiekOwania.

,Dr. Ham ME wymaga cd nikogo
zaswiadczenia, ze zostaf ~wyleczony,
ale pacyenci sami z wdziecznosci pi-
sza mu o tenn, a wielu jest takich,
co "a wiasne pieniadze ogtsszaja W
gazetach o tenn, ze zostali wylecze-
nj przez ORA Hama.
Podziekowah takich DR.. II IN
ma tysiace i re wszystkich czesci
swiata. Me podobiehstwem wieC
jest ogfaszac je w~szystkie, gdyz ME
pomiescifyby sic W wielkiei gazecie
Ogiaszamy vice tylko take, ktort
ma "chybif trafi" wpadna nam POI
reke.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09

dywiduslne; nstomiast otocry mai.
wieks,s trossliwosOis armje, spro
wsdzi do niej genera}6w Z Niemiec
i hcrdy Kurd6w. A nakon;eo odna-
~isiso scbie .rsgiczoe wspomnienia
o Plewnie, o rzsziach o~rmiahskioh i
powodreniu f ihema pasry, ukolysze
SIC W upsjsJacem ,iudzeniu, ae Jest
kslifem ziobywos! Ro1pla,.e sic
IL w,ruszenia ma wisdomosc, ze Ia.
miesrksli W Bombaju mahometauie
,sps'ili ilumioacjs ma jego osest.
Taxi system i TAXI Rad musza ko-
niecznie sDa'chje sProwad.i6.
~Imperjum Wsohodpie albo ME
stanie zgodnem s~kojarzenism zywio
Ia chrzeso'jshskiego i muzu}mah.
skiego, ALDO istnie6 przestanis. Nor
dowsnie chrzesoijan rorpalilo tam
idee wojuy rsligijoej; smierc 100000
ormiao arujuowals handel, przemysl,
rolniotwo Urzedow We ulegalizowa.
ME krsd,ie ty denuncjacyj, spree
dawsnia possd roz-rwaio wez,y spo.
seczoe miedzy ludz nj. Me usrauo.
wsno zaanej rasady m nralncj an
warunk6w ms%terlalnych, jake 50
nie' dEowne, zeby p.hstwo sensie
nowozytnym, istuiee mogso.
Armjs tylko Jest i doskoua Ii sic
Niech js jednak pobije KIT 5re pan
s,wo ohr,esoijahskie - a Tnrcji ME
be izie. Ale MECH sobie ia srmjs
rosnie j tryumfuje: a. archja dzisiej-
SEA tenn ssybsze robit must postepy.
Prz~esiawny koncert -uropejski 20
dsi sposobuosc Abdul Hsmidowi
odsionieuia swych idei W kilku czy
mach, bardzo nastspst vie nogs-
cych bye powaznemi. Me skohcza
sic one navel Z kohoem jsgo PIANO
wanna. Przyjds 20 mich lime. jess.
ore mole powazuiejsse, DO jest to
tyiko kwestja czssu Sd konieczno
Sci historycrne. ktore spelnic sic mt
ga.
I'm jssniej trzez Siej mad niem,
~ tsnawiac sic zecbca nsrody i ga
biu-ty e~urcpejskie, TEN mniej Eiesz.
caest i kick sobie sprowadza.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09

Poszukuje rodzonego brata, pc.
c~hodzacego z miasteczka Kejdany,
Kowiehskiej gubernj ;dawniej miesz-
ka} W Chicago, a teraz ME wien
gdzie sic znajduje. On sam lub kto-
kolwiek inny raczy mnie zawiadomit
o jego pobycie pod adresem nastepu-
jacym:
X. Warkulewicz,
III North ST., Philadelphia, Pa
(o0
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09

Kobiety, dochodzace do tego sta
nu, znajda wielka ulge przez zazy.
wanie Ora Hama Lekarstwa ma O.
czyszczenie Krwi i Wzmocnienie
Nerw6w. Dziaia ono bezposrednio
ma organy pfciowe przez krew j ner
wy i sprawia, ze zmisns nastepuje
stopniowo, ME szkodzac W niczem
kobiecie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09
DR.. c. B. Ham
LECZY MEzCZYZN, KOBIETY I DZTECI.

Je1eli doktorzy ME mogli rozpoznac twej choro-
by. hub ME mogli ci mic pOmOdz, TO napisz zaraz do
DOktOra Hams, a on CT udzieli rady darmo. Gdyby
dOktOr uznaf chOrObe "a nieuleczaing, 90 pieniadze
zwrOcii ME po,rzebujesz bye mic e~tratny. DIR. Ham
jest u~czciwyin 1 odpowiedzialnym, n chorymi opie-
kuje sic = TAXA pie~czolowitoscia, jak ojciec swymi
dliecmi. Ludzie, kt6rzy napr6lno szukali rady licz-
nych .dOktOrOw, ktOrzy prlccierpicli 20 kilkana-
scie lat W eZpitalach, jakhy W CzarOdziejski spo-
COB zostali uleczeni przez Ora. Hama. Me m6wi-
my tegO y zadn9 przesada, lecz tylko szczera pra-
VIDE. Me przedluzaj ewej choroby, DO moze eia
stac nieuleczalna. Pisz zaraz do DoktOra Hama.
Medycyn DOktora Hama ME MONA dOstac " "a
dncl apiece, ami gro-erni, AMI ezynku, on tel cd
PedlerOw. kto chce bye pewnym, ze dOstaje czystg
I zdrOwa medycyne, 20 must 30 takows pisa( pro-
sto do Ora Hama. Butelka medycyny kosztuje tyl-
kO Si.0o, szesc butelek 500. Piszec DO medycyne,
nalely opisac eva chorobei zaiaczyc " liscie pie.
Made, lub przekaz pOcztOwy, bankowy Tub EXPIRE
sowy. Medycyne ! przepis 1ak sic leczyt wysylamy
~odwrOtna poczta przy6lj marke pocztowa ma cd.
pOwiedz. Adres TAXI:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09

Niniejszem poszukuje mel zony,
Michaliny G0rnej. kt0ra odeszia
odemnie W grudniu roku 1896 i po-
dobno ma sic znajdowaG w Chicago.
Jest ona maiego wzrostu, blondynka,
oczy jasne, twarz okragla, rumiana.
Ktoby wiedzial O miejscu jei poby-
tn, MECH }askawie da znac do mnie.
Tomas G6rny,
l91-2lst str, 5. Brooklyn, n. Y,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09
POSZukiMania.

Poszukuje Piotra Tu~rols4iegc,
urodz. " Brzesciu Kujawskim. Kto
by o MIN wiedriai. rsozy przyslst
lego adres Tee flowi Kulawskiemu
l45 K 2ad St, New York.
IeOfi Huidcski, cz}onek Wv
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09

Petronela kuczyhska poszukuje
swego meza Franciszka kuczyhskie-
go, ktory 6 lat temu ~wyjechai z Blu
koska W Galicji. Ktoby wiedzia} o
miejscu jego pobytu MECH bedzie
iaskaw doniesc mi pod adresem F,
kuczyhska, % Cornelia str, Chica.
90, Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09

1880 -
rz.hstNa. Goizine csta L zspslem
, uni sieniem tax sic rozwodz,'. %
tenn wlssnemi rekoms przypis& mi
lwiazde IA Eisrs,'.
iona pewoego smbasadors TAX
300 .isdaia: ,Po obie t,ie u snitao,,
~~siadiysmy z siost-s do 70 i
pomisd,y ogrodfmi pojeob..ysmy do
hs'emu. Sa1taa o~cZ-siwsi ju, nss IA
dole. " surduoie wolsknwym i ba
~ b, niclanych rekawiorkach. Prae.
praszai. 2e iona osis1 ni-zIroNa,
ole wys IA, i zsprezeutowst nam
dwie e6eki, gt-dzso ich bulge i pick
IA elDsY. Ma psl,ach misiy peers
oi0nki z cgr, mnemi bryl-ntsrni SUD.
tan rozma "a & nam nas,ych ro-
iziuaoh I o ~v&.suej powtarrs,c, ia
l-dpns Jegp trosss ma sSi-cle Jest
k estJa vychp~snis sSoi,h d4i-ci.
kOri-ia, k'sJs4ca &c al Mani hyfs
Jam t10ma,sen. w ten, r. z-upe}a
are k,ttrA utassfn az lis, m aso.e
p'ekny h nsd4~, c.aJu's az- c,st
ct'rsies<ich, grsjs'yoh ~ =, sraoh.
L. kats'em im SIC II ,sln = ~,u,G,t
Nar'yliaGkt ns oz-s6 pan" re K.
Z usni-oh-m / oiagis ns ialsi l-,z
cSe Cpowis ~ q sS' III zon,e, uool.-
Wa 40 Z hGie . suut<Irm z- is-t
oierp's 4 ma gar q, N.za ut-z, ode
brat, SIM bsrizn p'eSueLo p'esks
bnl"hskiego. > stra 10 ia. gray
pomn'sti sob'a pozlsl. 1- m'str
t, siscem frsz-so~ banalny Oh. VS. yom
MAI. ia sls - rozmnwie, D. luo, ,s,".
Taxi uprhejuosci dos'aJt sic OF
Ahdu H,m,ds NE tylko cudlozi. m
600; po'rsfi j. me- i ola $40 Oh "a
wOrlt0w. ktor.s z nich uirarit 20
ne; p"sfet do ni-gp Gaia kSp- Z mu.
zvkantow. 1rb, z roz~ e~splal,. Ar,f
bel o"d w'ri-y $ Ia mu zetk,-ske
z ~fas1-Ao h~r. M. Hsd<i-Oi
z'i-'s S"l-koJe zegarso.; Of r WI
j. M W p~reE-nc'e prleslosns ge
o-w-ki- i n-1susrh IFS SIC z,gsry To-
nego ~ iarSa %j.kienls rtsdIi1m,
ptssani; 1rug'emu .G.%a a., sysa
n,iEFS~ t~di-Jsze potrswy Re sweeo
stosu.
p ty"h iaskaw osoiach zdsrzaia
= 9 Ia De- -zslc - W, buchy gni-eu
Il tyrh s,myoh ust, ktoesmi ca'o~si
rec- cesars vel ME n,-ok'eJ. wye
~sJs SIC p"toki naJbrudui-jszvoh
wynn, slam. Il d4ika gwsitpwoosc,s,
z krzyK'-m prI-ratsjaoy n potesfi
s,psc r,-zi-hstxani oh-lgAmI,
STORY h a~et prsetf6mao1yc Ole
p"d''oa. a p-z-i ktor-m' n,Jpro-tsl
L I-go ft-.r,t6v lob g~srdE sto -
tru"h'eJ.. p" jedu-j t.kIej scenic
Artinn pass y =" dni lsz.t W iozsu,
ROC b r ~ awsLy SIG IA atski seroo.
We. oorej p.-zs razouy zostai npo-
pleksJs i umsri W ksre is. nil doje.
obsi do domu
lie skrnJn>ob takieh sta .c,nosci
skfahs Sc nstura Abdul Ii nids.
Jest jehnooz. snIe s niaiy iekiwy
az do upokorzenis sic. m%srlyo,sl 1
wytrwsiy pr~oown's skspy / roc
rau,oy, ~yk~,ntn . grzeosuy i bru
tai, tsii~y ojo,eo j krwa~y gwaf
townk.
Jednego i tsgo ssnego dnis SIX =
~ ~si o. wytepienie cate masy, 20 4.
pisy ~ai iypl my IT i-r,~e dia k l.
ku dsm l grab Z cats fl-gm, ma < Of
DIE Pspiera III o~eni CLAD
ssooe pr@ezwaf 20 ,.~wielsIn m der
CO, a W tym ssuym usrs pan H.
notsux nap SAL O MIN q tytni kto-
ryus ,.Przeglaizie" parysK I'D gdzi-
sic unosi mad ,,dziwnie pia'e al lego
rekoms, jakby u kooiety".
Poiobos mi-ssaniis gSsitowno
si i uiudy Abdul II an d trIyn a
" szschu AMBASSADORS krzyzuJe
-ich planY Albo ion nrnxL aIro
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09
WOlne POlskie SfOwO

wychodzi pierwszego I pietnasteg,
kazdego miesiaca, W Paryzu. Podsjs
wisdomosci ] poglsdy z pierwszej re-
XII, TAX 2 kraju jaka ter : emigraoyj
polskiej. - Poglsdsmi swemi wy
iwiadcza wielks przysauge c.ytela,
kom " rozwoju umys}owym. Upe
wszeohnienie tego pisms jest bard.,
Pozsdanem " Ameryoe q taniosc uls
twis nabyoie kszdemu. Abonamen,
roczny k~osztuje dollar jedsn 1 POI
pienisdze posyiac prrez Post Office
order s~dresujac: M. Adolphs Reiff,
3Rue de Four. Paris.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09

Poiobos mi-sraniis gxsitowno
si i ufudy Abdul II an d tr<ym
" szschu AMBASSADORS kr1yzuJe
ieh plaoy ALDO ion grosI. sluo
giaszcze Zss rAsEa mp. RosIe, u
powoia Kismils "a wielxiego wezy.
Ezra i 10 P6JdGie IA r.dami A1giJi.
nisPokoi AogIje mozli ~osois odda.
MIA Dardanelow RosJ ; posszuJs
FrancJi lie Propozycyj osrzymsi
. -Niemieo ns udzielenis koncesIi
dr6g .elarnyoh Tub pozwolsoie "a
otwarcie szkoi. Trrem pshstwom
grori powstsuism ogolnem muzui.
manow W ich ~kolonjsCh Potem IA.
rss 20 ozywiorsJ d~yskusji, odstsnls
prred Posiem nngielsklm widoki os
silks wysp W rstoce perskiej, siyr.
nycb Z p%oiowu perei. Wywnetr.s
sic pred rcsyjskIm smbs.adorsm, ae
prsdzsj wolsiby Rosji odds6 Kor.
stsntyoopol, sniaeli widziec yrzewa.
ge wpiywu sogielskisgo lub fran.
ou'kisgo ma Wschoizie. Pos&owi
frsocuskiemu bedrie sseroko opowie.
dad o potrzebis opuszorenis Egiptu,
o wPsywie Franoji. prryczem, nsgls
prrerywsjsc, posyis po syuka swsgo
! kate mu r%eoytovsc bajki La Fon
tsine's. Pred reprerentsntsmi Me
mice bedsie sic roswodsi, gorsoo, ae
" rszie, gdyby j~eduoc1esois Franco.
/ Rosjs pa ME udsrzyiy. .najds ma.
suralnego sprrymiersshOa W possanie
usbrojonej Turoji.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-09

Julia W~asielewska poszukuje Lud-
wika Andrzejskiego, ktory pochodzi
z guberni komzyhskiej, powiatu Ma
kowa, a ktory wyjecha} do Ameryki
siedem lat temu i ma sic znajdowad
podobno w Baltimore, Md.
Ktoby wiedzia} o MIN MECH donie-
sic mi pod nastepujacym adresem;
j. Wasielewska, 262 w. 4th ST., Boss
ton, Mass.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-22
WEYLER IN A FIX.
The Floating Dock He Ordered Draws
Too Much Water for Havana Bay.

Havana, Sept. 22.-The floating dock
bought by the Spanish government in
London and for which 5000, 600 has been
paid by the Spanish treasurer, is now a
perplexing problem for the Spanish au-
thoritieS here. The dock has been
found to draw too much water for the
bay of Havana, and so dredging ma
chine has been ordered by cable from
a Spanish agent in New York, with in
structions to send it Immediately t'at
any cost" This cost is estimated at
$1OO, 200.
Everything has been thrown into con-
fusion here by the New York agents
answer that there are several classes
of dredging machinery; that it is al
most impossible to find a machine in so
short a time capable of dredging the
bay of Havana to the depth required by
the floating dock, and finally that in
order to buy the right kind of a ma
chine it is necessary to know the nature
of the bottom of the bay.
This last question cannot be answered
here without investigation. Since Ha-
vana was founded in the sixteenth CEN
tury, no one has ever dredged the bay.
To construct a machine as the cir
cumStanceS require the agent says fur
ther that six months is the least time
required in the United States by manu-
facturers. Experts declare also that
the dredging will take another six
months and will cost $10O,000
Gen. Weyler, who wanted the floating
dock to help the Spanish navy in case
of immediate war with the United
States does not know what to do in the
face of this disagreeable dilemma.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-22
MICE BIG DEMAND.
A New Toy That Has Caused Their
Price to Rise Ten Cents Apiece
in Massachusetts,.
n Massachusetts,.

Westf1eld, Mass, Sept. 22.-Not lit
tie attention has been attracted re-
emily by the advertisement of a West
field firm offering flee cents each for
live mice in any quantity. So badly are
the mice wanted by the concern that
the offer was soon afterward raised to
ten cents for each and every live mouse
delivered.
Some weeks ago a shoe dealer ar
ranged in his window an exhibition of
live mice and teeter-board. A mouse
running up the little board would in
cline it in the opposite direction, and as
the lively little creatures scampered
back and forth over the board it would
be almost continuously lettering.
The show attracted much attention,
and other inventive minds saw it's pos
sibilities as an advertising scheme and
improved on it by replacing the teeter-
board by an inclined disk, which rotat-
ed rapidly when the mice ran over it's
surface. From the disk was evolved a
hat or umbrella teetotum. This is the
most advanced stage.
A toy company quickly saw its poSSi-
bilities and arranged to put the thing
on the market. An agent with sam
pie case of the attractions was sent to
the large cities of the central and mid
die states, and he had but to show it to
make a sale on the spot.
The company now has orders far be-
yond it's power to fill, the chief cause
of delay being the scarcity of mice.
That is why the price of the rodents is
quoted at ten cents in WeStfield, with
the market bulliSh.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-22
CANADA'S BIG PLAINS.
Our Neighbors Say They Are Tempt
ing Our Citizens to Emigrate.

Ottawa, Sept. 22.-The department of
the interior has reports from the gov
ernment immigration agents in the
western states, who say that during the
last few weeks large numbers of people
have left Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Ne
braska, Illinois and Michigan for the
northwest territories.
One report says that not long ago a
delegation of 16 from northern Michigan
reached the Alberta district. They were
so pleased with the country that Is took
up land at once and remained there,
leaving one to return with their report.
This delegate, Mr.. Boulton, reached De-
troit after driving through much of the
northwest, and his report is of an en-
courag ging nature.
Considerable work is being done by
Dominion agents among the Germans in
Michigan, and they report great results.
Early last spring delegatio were sent
out and they, too, were so pleased
with the country and prospects that
most of them remained.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-22
CARDINAL GIBBONS GIFT.
Presented With a Handsome Portrait
of Queen Marghereta.

Baltimore, Nd, Sept. 22.-Cardina1
Gibbons was the recipient today OF an
unusual and noteworthy gift. 1t is a
handsome portrait of Queen Marghereta
of Italy, sent by her majesty to the car
dinal through Miss Virginia MacTavlsh,
a we'll known Baltimore society lady-
The picture represents the queen IN
court dress, a low neched evening gown.
Her Jewels are superb, including TIARA
of diamonds and huge pearls ana
necklace of diamonds and Sapphlres'
with several ornaments and rings
wrap of brOcade and ermine is thrown
hack from her shoulders. Accompanying
fine portrait is this inscription written
by the queen: .1
ITO James Cardinal Gibbons, Arch
bishop of Baltimore. Marghereta;
The queen requested Miss MacIaVlsn
(vho is a personal friend to present
fhe Dicture to the cardinal ana TO ask
him to send her all the books Whlcn
he has written. .,-. 4,,o,-
These Miss MacTavish VIII take pack
to the queen in November ana VIII 1of-
uaIIv present to her at speclal audi
ence. The queen especially admlres
Cardinal Gibbons and has taken TINS
means to convey to him an expression
of her regards O..
Miss MacTavish speaks OF queen Mar
ehereta as a most gracious ana attract
i've woman. The carolhaA - HehSheSo
with the royal gift.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-22
STEALS STRIKE THUNDER.
De Armit to Attempt to Hold His
Men in Line With Brass Bands.

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 22.-In order to
hold his men in line, President w. P. De
Arrnit of the New York and Cleveland
Gas and Coal company, has adopted
strikers tactics and with music will
try to keep his diggers away from the
marching strikers.
Today a consignment of brass band
instruments was received by Chief En-
gineer George Tarr of the company. A
band will be organized and the diggers
will be escorted to and from the pits
with martial music.
1t has been noted that foreigners who
had refused to leave their works only
became strikers when a brass band
came within hearing. They cannot re-
sist the music, and Mr.. De Arn1it thinks
his brass band will offset the influence
of the strikers band. He not only ex-
poets to hold the men he now has, but
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-22
CAPITAL GOING SOUTH.
A Scheme on Foot to Purchase the
Nashville Gas Plant.

Nashville, Sept. PA deal involving
81, 300 GOO is being negotiated here and
the indications are that this much
northern capital will be invested here
shortly The Nashville Gaslight COM
pany's property is involved, and the
would-be purchaser is either the Con-
solidated Gas company or the General
Electric company, it cannot now be as
certained which. The capital stock of
the Gas company is $685., SEQ, and since
it's organization 48 years ago it has new
er failed to pay as much as 10 per cent,
besides several stock dividends. 1t was
learned today that an eastern syndicate
had offered $1,300,000 in cash for the
plant and franchises, or if they would
not sell the plant, then an offer of $1.40
was made for not less than 81 per cent,
or the controlling interest. President
v. L. Kirkman admitted today that a
deal is on, but said it had not been con-
summated. The large holders having
nearly half a million stock are favor
able to the sale, as are all the small
holders heard from. The syndicate
has deposited $25, 900 here as a guaran-
tee of their good faith. The stock has
risen from 118 to $50 in the past four
weeks
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-22
REVENGE OF THE TRAMPS.
They Started Canadian Pacific Train
With Tragical Results.

Vancouver, B. c., Sept. 22-The
tramps along the Canadian Pacific rail-
road lines are becoming unmanageapIe-
Railroad employes risk their lives ev-
cry day owing to the viciousness OF the
tramps when put off trains in the
mountains or on the prairies, half starV-
ed and hundreds of miles from no
where.
Yesterdays accident on the Canadian
Pacific railway by which seven frelght
cars and two engines were wrecked ana
one killed and two injured, was caused
by tramps.
The engineer and fireman had left the
cab on the Tappen siding to get their
supper. Looking toward the track they
suddenly saw their engine and train
leave the siding for the main line ana
run away.
Four tramps at the same time made
for the woods. Three of them were cap
tI1red One had pulled the lever ana
jumped. The runaway train had at.
tained terrific speed when 1t met me
west bound freight and the wreck 1ol-
lowed.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-22
HOLLANDS YOUNG QUEEN.
The Festivities in Celebration of Her
Coronation Next Year.

Amsterdam, Sept. 22.-The program
of the festivities in celebration of the
coronation of Queen Wilhelmina, which
will take place in September, 1898, has
been issued. The city will be en- fete
for three days. The leading features of
the celebration will be allegorical
procession of the labor unions. a gala
night at the theater, Examinations, and
fireworks.
There will be three exhibitions, one of
objects connected with the House of
Orange, another of works of Rem
brandt, while the third will consist of
national costumes. All the communi-
ties connected with home navigation
will send decorated vessels to Amster-
dam, the crews of which will be attired
in local costumes.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-22

thinks he can win over some of the
strikers by making a superior demon
Stration.
1t is claimed by the strike leaders
that a number of men have been hired
to march with the workers for the pur-
pose of making their ranks imposing.
The band idea for the operators is an
entirely new feature of the strike. Dis
trict President Patrick Dolan thinks
the New York and Cleveland company
will try to prevent operators deducting
from the wages of the working miners
the 10 per cent assessment levied by the
union to continue the De -ArInits strike
by entering suit for conspiracy.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-22
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES
And Cerem monies Incident to the Fall
Festival at the Shawnee
County Fairgrounds

TOPEKA, KAN, SEPTEMBER 27TH
TO OCTOBER I'D.
Commander of the Campo. S. Ell
lott, 10Th Penn. Unfit, Coffeyville.
Chief of Staff. S. Stover, 31st Me.
Inft., lola.
Adjutant General-W. P. Wilcox, s..
of ", Emporia.
Quartermaster General-J. 7. Niles.
10th N. Y. Inft., Topeka
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-22

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ergy? Are you nervous, respondent,
irritable, bilious, constipated and gen
orally run down in health? If so, your
liver is torpid and a few doses of Herb
inc will cure. Herbine has no equal
as a health restorer. Geo. W. StanS-
field, 632 Kansas avenue, and Miller's
Pharmacy, Sixth and Topeka avenue.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-22
Albany Postofice Sold for Taxes.

Albany, N. Y, Sept. 22.-The United
States post office building in this city has
actually been sold because of the neglect
of Uncle Sam to pay his local water
taxes. The purchaser is John F. Mon
tignani, a lawyer of this city, and the
fine paid was $3.74. The building is a
massive structure and cost nearly 81 000,-
900. The taxes for which it was sold are
less than 81, but they have remained un-
paid and the city of Albany does not dis
criminate in favor of Uncle Sam.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-22
COMPLETE PROGRAMME
Of CeremOnials and Pageants of
the Fall Festival
As Arranged and Adopted by
Committee of Fifteen.
Each Days Events With the Time
and Details Stated-This Should
be Carefully Preserved.

Following is the complete programme
for Fall Festival week as adopted by
the Committee of Fifteen:
TOPEKA'S SECOND ANNUAL FALL
FESTIVAL.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-22

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