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The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-04-24
SniliIPn.

Lying in wait for the dusky I'm
pegoogi maiden, whose charms had
captivated his manly heart, the savage
child of nature swatted her one with
slab Of rock and bore her of across his
shoulder.
Opening her eyes at last to the situa-
ton. her fond heart yielded. "Mwptlyi,'
she twittered. you are simply stun
ning.-N. Y Press,
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-04-24
70 STRAWBERRY Mark.

Not long since a man who claimed TO
be a lineal descendant Of Montezuma
called at the South kensington museum
in London and asked TO see a mummy Of
an Aztec prince who belonged to the
Montezuma family. When shown the
remains the gentleman gazed long and
anxiously, but owing TO the ravages of
time and the poor work of the ancient
cnbalmers he could not distinguish any
strawberry mark on the left arm, and
had TO leave the museum in a state OF
painful uncertainty.-Chieago Tribune
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-04-24

In them good old days we didn't have
SO internal much party machinery in
the elections. 1t was a wide open, free
for-all scrub race, in which the best
man always come down under the wire
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1897-04-24

clone Streak was to
the sad extent that
Black Jack Virgins
was sick abed, and
more than probable
to make a die of it.
People that know
the records and the
history of r o C k y
creek and the sur
roundin C o u IT y
mought maybe won
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der for the reasons why, but can put
my hand in yours to-day, and tell the
truth and nothing but the truth when
| say that | would MORALLY hate to see
Black Jack Virgins, of Cyclone Streak,
come acrost with his last load of poles.
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HUMAN NATURE.
Always plum Natural" Around
Rocky Greek.
A Cross Roads "Rucus"-A Choice
Article of white Ink"-Circum-
stantiaI Evidence-0neR Rock
for Two Birds.

The latest and most freshest news
which we have heard from over in Cy-
The record-union., 1897-11-16
Mark Twain's Recipe.
The Way They Make Coffee I'm EuroI

Take barrel Of water and bring ii
to a boil. rub a chicory berry against
a coffee berry, then convey the former
into the water Insert the remains ot
an old COW in a hydraulic press and
when you shall have acquired a tea
spoonful of that pale blue juice which
an old superstition regards as milk
modify the malignity of it's strength in
a bucket of tepid water and ring up the
breakfast. Mix the beverage in a cold
cup, partake with moderation and keep
a wet rag around your head to guard
against ver-excitement.'
This method of preparation and sai'.-
ing is a fair example of the manner in
which Postum Cereal Food Coffee, reg
ular coffee, tea and other beverage are
treated in too many cases. No good
thing can be obtained without the eX-
penditure of some skill and time. A
delicious and highly nourishing drink
can be had from Postum if boiled full
10 minutes after boiling commences. II
is rich in the phosphates and gluten.
and it's use in place of coffee for III
days will, in many cases, relieve stom-
ach, bowel, and nervous troubles. 1t
is worth trial by any one with any sort
of functional trouble for the curious
complex manner in which a disorsan-
lied nervous system works, is liable to
produce trouble in any organ of the
body and a relief from the (unsuspect-
ed) cause will produce relief in the dis
order. Postum at breakfast, lunch, and
dinner in place of coffee may solve the
problem. 1t is worth a trial.
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Cut Rates on Lemonade.

Willie wanted lemonade stand, and
his mother made him a large bowl of it
A friend coming to call saw Willie's
stand with two bowls on it, one having
a label of Lemonade, > cents a glass,
and the other, Two glasses for q
nickel"
What Is the difference?' she asked
There is no difference; they are just
the same said Willie.
Well she said. 'ff there is no diff
ference, will take the lemonade at two
glasses for a nickel
After putting down the glass she
said: why do you sell one cheaper
than the other if there is no difference
in the quality?'
Well" said Willie. pointing to the
cheaper bowl from which she had just
drank, 'Tommie Bacon's puppy fell ir
that. New York World.
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to undertake a contest with this conn
try. She knows she would lose her West
India fleet in thirty days The Cuban
coast. in all its extent. would be open
to insurgent reinforcements from Mex-
leo. South America and the United
States. Spain could not send another
soldier to Cuba after a declaration of
war. The island would be lost 10 the
Spanish CROWN
NO OCCASION FOR WAR.
DO you expect a war, General Sick
les?" L asked.
Il am unable TO see any immediate
occasion for it, Spain has already has
two wars on hand, one in Cuba and
one in the Philippines. and the Carlists
may furnish her with third, in the
Spanish peninsula. Spanish statesmen
are not fools. They know perfectly we'll
that war with the United States would
mean bankruptcy and the loss of Cuba
and the best part of the Spanish fleet.
reducing Spain to very low rank
among the European Powers. Ours is
the most peaceable of nations. We have
confided to Congress alone the power to
make war. while in European countries
the executive government can start a
war whenever it pleases. We are the
most conservative of all great Powers.
Only such provocation as could not be
endured by a self-respecting nation
would justify Congress in declaring war.
1 trust the coed sense of Spain will pre-
vent her taking any step that would
provoke Congress to that step.
The record-union., 1897-11-16
The Court Had Lunch"

Colorel Gabriel Bouck, the sage of
Oshkosh. was arguing before the jury
in the United States Court The big
hand of the courtroom clock had long
passed the half hour after twelve when
Judge Seaman interrupted:
Colonel" said he, do you intend to
finish your argument soon? If not the
court will adjourn for lunch.''
For WHAT" roared the Oshkosh
man, with a shake of his shaggy head.
For lunch" returned the court, smil-
ing.
Lunch; hugh" snorted the Colonel.
I've been used to just a plain ordi-
nary 6inner, and 1 guess it's about time
to eat it,"
Very WELL" returned the court.
suavely eve will adjourn until
O'Clock to permit the court and the
jury to get their lunch, While Colonel
Bouck gets his dinner" And the man
who laughed the loudest was Colonel
Bouck.-Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Surprised at Free Advice.

Recently a wer-known Edinburgh
lawyer was walking along Princes
street accompanied by his little boy,
aged ; years., when gentleman
stopped and asked him the way to
Morningside. He directed him, but was
rather astonished when his little boy,
looking up, said: Father, will you
charge that gentleman six and eight
pence for telling him t?"-People's
Friend.
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Clothing That
Will Stand Closest
Examination.

If.you did not see our advertise
ment yesterday this Is to tell you
that we have the fine ready-made
Suits and Top Overcoats of Rogers,
Peet g. Co., New York.
Some of this clothing is in our
show window now, but do not
judge it wholly by what you see of
it. The vital parts, between cloth
ing and lining. which you do not
see, are also right. If you would
open the lining, exposing, as it
Were, the heart and. lungs of the
garments, you would find the can
vases, stays and stitching all put
in by skilled hand work and in the
most approved way.
That is why Rogers, Peet g. Co.'S
clothing retains its shape as long
as it lasts.
The record-union., 1897-11-16
Dress Suits.

For dress occasions and best
wear generally we have Black Clay
Worsted Suits for men. They come
in the various styles OF sack and
frock coats, and large buying and
selling enables us to offer excep-
tional value in them.
We have also handsome Black
kersey Overcoats at $I7 so.
The record-union., 1897-11-16
SPECIAL AGENCIES.


This paper is for sale at the following
places: L. P. Fishers. room 21, Mer-
chants Exchange, California street, and
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Francisco.
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street
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pot.
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Depot.
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Depot.
Also for sale on all trains leaving and
coming into Sacramento.
EASTERN BUSINESS HOUSES.
The Tribune Building, New York City.
Western Business Office. The Rook-
cry" Chicago.
The S. c. Beckwith Special Agency,
sole agents foreign advertising.
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Absorbing His Fathers Experience

That boy O. mine ought to be as
sharp an KNOWN as they make en-
Trained him to it, have your"
Trained him to it? Why, fer four
years that little shaver set at tn table
on a gold brick thet cost his dad
81, 2,0OO!''-CleYeland Plain Dealer.
The record-union., 1897-11-16
Weather Forecast.

Northern misunderstanding cloudi-
ness Tuesday, and probably rain in the
afternoon and night in the northern por-
ton; southerly winds.
The record-union., 1897-11-16

The natives of New Guinea lately
murdered the acting Governor, a Ger
man subject, and gave no satisfactory
explanation of the matter. Thereupon
the German Government sent gunboat
to the coast and proceeded to she'll the
chief village within range, and where
the murderers of the Governor were
concealed. Despite the protestations of
the natives, and the fact that they pre-
sented two boys as the murderers, the
ship continued her fire and razed the
place to the ground The natives We're
of course terrified and begged for
mercy but it was not shown, and the
punishment continued. Thus does 4
rights of its subjects. 1t is safe to
predict that for many years to come
Germans in New Guinea will be treated
with respect and allotted all their
vigorous application of punishment is
needed on our part to inspire respect
among petty States and tribes for the
rights of American citizens abroad It
is very distasteful thing to criticise
our own, but it cannot be denied that
in nine cases out of ten where outrages
have been committed upon our citizens
abroad our Government has been slow
to demand and enforce reparation, or
has been content with a thin apology,
or, worse yet, has secured neither.
The record-union., 1897-11-16
NeCkwear, soc.

Another new assortment of Tar
tan Plaids and Stripes, i'll Tecks,
Fourin-Hands, Club Ties, etc, for
men, These are the latest things
and the price for your choice is
SOC
The record-union., 1897-11-16
To Offer a Reward of 100 Dollars

For case of catarrh that cannot be
cured, creates the suspicion that the ar
ticle so advertised is a humbug Do
you know of any such reward being
paid? Ely Bros. do not promise re-
wards in order to sell their well-known
Cream Balm They offer the most
effective medicants, prepared in con-
venient form to use, which is absolutely
free from mercurialS or other harmful
0ruQS
The record-union., 1897-11-16
Boys listers.

We can fit boys IS to 10 years
old in soft Dark Blue Cloth listers,
full length, high storm collars.
Substantial Italian Cloth lining.
Workmanship of the best Price
SIO.
The record-union., 1897-11-16
IoxaSe TaxnS =

State and county taxes now due and
payable at the Sheriff's office. If not
paid on or before the last Monday in
this month Is per cent will be added =
DIR. Weldon. SOC street, extracts
teeth without pain. local anesthetic.
Try McMorry's 35c tea 531 M.
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Mail or Express to agents or single sub
scribers with charges prepaid. All Post
masters are agents
The best advertising mediums on the
Pacific Coast
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as Second-class matter.
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TURCLU HOTEL,

CONDUCTED ON THE EUROPEAN
plan: strictly first class: hot and cold
baths free to grests: electric cars pass
the door. FRANK MEYER. Prop.
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S. W. Cor. K and Seventh Sts., Sacramento.
CONDUCTED ON THE EUROPEAN
plan. Strictly first-class Electric cars
pass the door every three minutes.
BLESSING K GUTHRIE, Props.
The record-union., 1897-11-16

In the East the busy bodies are at
it again, doing their utmost to knock
out Santa Claus and deprive childhood
of an innocent and harmless fiction
that is replete with goodness and over
flowing with joy. They who would de-
throne the ''grizzled old fellow of good
cheer would forbid a ten-year-old girl
the joys and delights of the doll age
The record-union., 1897-11-16

San Jose Mercury: Los Angeles is
very busy roofing out all prize and
premium sales by merchants and like
wicked things. OF course such doings
are against the law, but if the authori-
ties in Los Angeles. and some other
places that might be mentioned would
give a fraction of the energy which
they devote to interfering with the
comparatively innocent sales of re-
spectacle merchants to putting down
worse forms of gambling which OBJ
trude themselves upon the public, they
would be doing more to earn their
salaries and for the benefit of the COM
munity
The record-union., 1897-11-16

In commissioning General Lee as
Consul General for Havana, President
Mckinley has done a graceful and wise
act Here was his political opponent
in office, effective. faithful, and of all
others best fitted for the place by rea-
the people among whom duty takes
him, and likewise by reason of his
courage. fairness and thorough Amer
icandsm. He wisely refuses to displace
him, and turns the partisans back for
other prey than the Cuban Mission.
The record-union., 1897-11-16
THE WEEKLY UNION.

TWELVE PAGES.
Is the cheapest and most desirable Home
News and Literary Journal published or
the Pacific Coast.
The Weekly Union, per year,. ....N o.
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FATAL TO THE PLAN.

| GeneEdI Tflm naSteneC Dack TO
Madrid and informed me that the pre-
mature development of the negotiations
| was fatal to any hope of success for a
year, perhaps. Public opinion, he said
must be allowed time for reflection and
| composure. The knowledge that Cen
eral Prim contemplated a peaceful ar
rangement with the United States on the
| basis of independence for Cuba and the
| abolition of slavery led to his assassina-
/ ton not long afterward, and with that
| tragic event thenegotiation ended. There
| was no Spanish statesman then in power
who had the courage or the influence to
reconcile Spain to the independence OF
Cuba. And things do not change much
| in Spain. Her position is not essentially
| different to-day.
"Senor Sagasta was pupil of Prim' $,
| but he has no military prestige, and his
hold on power is only that of the adrolt
| politician. He is not soldier like Prlm
| nor a statesman like Canovas. He
would not venture to accept the media
| ton of the United States on the basis
of independence. Such a step would
drive him out of Office in q week. he
would be succeeded by some conserva-
tive leader, powerless, even If inclined,
to accept our mediation.
Spain will not voluntarily consent to
the independence of Cuba. Exhaustion
may compel her to give up the struggle,
as happened in South America, or she
may be forced to yield to imperative ac-
ton by the United States"
How would such war result?"
ut is commonly said that Spain would
rather give up Cuba as the
result of war with this country than to
surrender it to the insurgents. I concur
in that view, but such a war would be
short and decisive. Spain is too much
enfeebled by the conflicts OF recent years
The record-union., 1897-11-16
MISSISSIPPI KITCHEN.

up. Oysters in all styles. Open day and
night. Private rooms for ladies. J. M.
GATTMANN. Prop. Cap. Tel. 231.
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THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE

NEW YORK KITCHEN,
AIS h STREET, IS THE ONLY FIRST
class restaurant in Sacramento that does
not employ Chinese help; open day and
night. r. E. WEST, Proprietor.
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Kaia i'm sic WynOsic.

ELwooD, Ind, l Wrzesnia.
Mieszkajscy W tel miejscowo'
Sci Negrzy otrzymali zawezwa.
ME, aby wyniesli sic z okolicy,
a jeaeli ME us}uchaja, to moze
przyjdzie do zaburze6. W
ciagu ubieglych lat - Negrzy
kilkakrotnie pr6bowali tn sic
osiedlac, ale zawsze ich wyps-
dzano. Przed dwoma miesis,
cami przyby4a tn kolonia z}o-
iona 2 so os6b i mimo pogr6.
EEK postanowi}a tu pozostac.
Kilku Negr6w otrzymalo "a
trudnienie, ale potem oswald
czono i'm kilkakrotnie, ze obe-
cnos6 ich ME jest pozsdana.
Kilku us}ucha}o i wyjecha}o,
ale inni zostali.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-02
Sotatki telegrafczne zagranlczna

= w Honolulu ma bye zwo}any
kongres dla raty Gkowania trAktatu,
moce kt6rego wyspy Hawajskie maja
bye przyiaczone do Stan6w zjedn.
q brytyjskiej Kolumbii mad
cholzi wisdomost, ze przeprawa
przez wawozy, prowadzace do Yukon
jest obecnie polaczona z elkiemi
trudnosciami.
- Powstanie W Indyach szerzy
sig. Mad wybrzezem Malabar bun
tuja sic mahometanie.
- Ksiaze Hohenlohe poda sic W
Pazdzierniku do dymisyi, jako kan
clerz pahstwa.
W skarbie indyjskim brak pie
niedzy. Kleska gsodowa, dauma
obecne rozruchy wpiywaja niekoray'
stnie ma moznosc soiagania podatkow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-02
Wymiana grZecznOsci.

PARYz, 1go Wrzesnia. -
Prezydent Faure, wyladowaw-
sly ma ziemi francuzkiej, wy
slal masterpieces depeszs do
cara: w tel chwili, W kt6rej
stopa swoja dotkns}em ma no.
wo francuzkiej ziemi, przycho-
dzi mi ma mysl Wasza cesar.
ska Nose, Jej cesarska Nose
carowa i ca2y nar6d rosyjski.
Wspania}e serdeczne przyjs.
Gle, jakiego dozna} prezydent
Francyi, wywo1al " calym
tutejszym kraju uczucia RADIO
Sci i glebokiego wzruszenia,
kt6re pozostanie niezatarte W
naszej pamieci. Pragne jeszcze
raz przeslat Waszej cesarskiej
Mosci, cesarzowej i ca}ej 70.
dzinie cesarskiej wyrazy po.
dziekowania Ayczenia pomysl.
nosci W piracy dla potegi
szczsacia Rosyi."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-02

eye W hall osobnei o,godz. 2
po po}udniu: gdyby MONA
byfo znalezt hale oost wlelka
do pomieszczenia delegatow
wszystkich partyj, to polscze-
ME takie byloby nastapilo ma
tychmiast. Ma wieczoruych
posiedzeniach obrano komite'
ty do wspolnego naradzenia
sic i obrania kandydat6w ma
urzedy stanowe: o godz. 2 po
p6lnocy komitety jeszcze sic
naradzaly.
o godz. 4 po poludniu ze'
brali sig delegaci wszystklch
trzech partyj W parku kaplto'
lu i 2 entuzyazmem przysfu.
chiwali sic mowom W. J. Bry.
ana, exkongresmans Towne z
Minnesoty, gen. Weavera i in
nych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-02
Zaburzenia W Turcyi.

KoNsTANTYHoPoL, l Wrzes.
Pod Van, W Armenii, schroni'
10 sic Is agitator6w do pew
nei wioski. Strzelali do woj.
ska, ktore przybylo W tym
celu, azeby ich aresztowac. Is
z mich Turcy schwytali.
Ma granicy Persyi 500 roz.
b6inik6w arme6skich utwo-
rzy1o hande ma koniach i "a.
czelo niepokoic Kurd6w.
Woiska tureckie rozpedzi1y
ich.
Seek Said Yahia z Afgani-
stanu bawif W Konstantyno-
polui zosta1 obdarowany przez
suitana bogatym upominkami.
Sultan wreczy} mu list VIA
snoreczny i podarunki dla
chana afga1skiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-02
Anarchistyczna NOVA Debsa.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, l Wrzesnia.
w hall National dzisiaj VIE
czorem przemawias Eugene '.
Debs, pod auspicyami 80.
cyalnej Demokrscyi', do 500
os6b. W movie swej potspia2
i wyzmiewal wydawnictwa ga.
zet, korporacye kapitalistow i
caiy system rzadowy. Powie'
dzia} miedzy innemi: "Naj'
wyzszy tribunal St. zjedn.
wywoluje rewolucys. Jeszcze
pare ''injunctions", a wyruszy'
my wszyscy, by walczyc dla
sprawy ludzkosci. Czekam ma
to i got6w jestem. Gas ten
nadejdzie niezawodnie!" Po-
wiedziai take, ae chce bye
meczennikiem takim,ja anar-
chisci W Chicago, i ze jest zde
cydowanym odebrac kapitali'
stom majatki zrabowane robo'
tnikom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-02

wodzi, spowodowanei ostsl
tniemi deszczami.
q Jeleniog6ry ma Slszki
podaja obecnie blizsze szczeg6.
~ o szkodach wyrzsdzonych
przez pow6dz j ulewy. Cite
rech ludzi stracilo 2ycie, pablo
166 zwierzst, kilkadziesigt bu.
dynk6w zupe1nie jest Hni-
szczonych, fale zerwaly 124
mostly.
= Trzemeszno. Staraniem
dozoru koScielnego ustawiono
ma rynku tutejszym nova figu.
re kamienna sw. Wawrzy6ca.
Stara figura z drzewa ustawio.
ma by4a przez 5Ociu laty.:Nowy
posag wykonala "a Gene $50
m: tirma j. Krzyzarowskiego
(Stelmachowski) W Poznaniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-02
GrOzue Wid0ki.

SAN Francisco, 1go Wrzes.
Listy pisane do Alaska Com.
mercial Co." przynosza wiado.
mosci, ze W zimie nadchodzs-
cej ma pewno W Klondyke o.
czekiwac naleaY giodu, a via
domosci te potwierdza kores-
pondent gazet Goodhue W st.
Michaels. Twierdzi on, ze wo-
da W Yukon niezwykle nisko
stoi i wielkie zachodzi pytanie,
czyli bsdzie mona dostawic
do Dawson tyle zywnosci, by
gromady tam nap}ywajace z
glodu ME ginely.
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NoWiny Z Polski.

WiZn0. Il wilma nadcho.
dzi wanna wiadomost, re kon.
systorz biskupstwa mobile
wskiego zawiadoma 20 ksieay
dziekanow gubernii Mi6skiej,
re Rad pozwoli} ma to, by W
kosciolach, gdzie pred tenn
zaprowadzony zostal przymu.
sem jezyk rosyjski przy nabo-
ze6stwie, mona teraz uaywat
przy mszy sw. iprzy udzielaniu
sw. Sakrament6w wy}acznie
jszyka sacidskiego.
Trzeba wiedziec, be kilka.
nascie kosciol6w W gubernii
MiGskiej cd lat 80 by}o prawie
bez ksieay, poniewaz Rad ma
ich obsadzenie zezwala3 tylko
pod tym warunkiem, re nabo'
ze6stwo bedzie sic odbywalo
W jezyku rosyjskim, a tego
nakazu ME mogli przyjae ami
ksieza ami biskupi. Koscio}y
byly wiec nieobsadzone ku
mai wiekszej szkodzie ludnosci
katolickiej.
Pominieto to wprawdzie j
teraz jeszcze W rozporzsdzeniu
kazania, nauki religii, spiewu,
ale pomimo to rozporzadzenie
rzsdu uwazac nalezy "a zwrot
ku lepszemu, ludnos6 dotych:
czas pod wzgledem religijnym
prawie zupelnie opuszczona W
tych stronach przynajmniej ME
bedzie stale pozbawiona mszy
sw. sw. Sakrament6w, jak
dotsd bylo. A godnem zazna.
czenia jest, ze Rad faktyc1nie
odstspil cd jszyka rosyjskiego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-02
Duluth ME ma pieniedzy.

DULUTH, Mimi, l Wrzes.
q powodu zmniejszenia docho.
dow z podatk6w o S15O.OOO,
kasa miejska jest wypr6zniona
i przez czas niejaki urzsdni-
kom i robotnikom miejskim
placie sic bsdzie przekazami.
Nova istawa stanoWa prze.
dluza opodatkowanym termin
do placenia tegorocznych po-
datk6w do Czerwca przyszlego
roku. Burmistrz Truelsen wy.
dala tylu urzsdnik6w miej.
skich, lie moae; trzecis Geese
policyant6w wydalono i zam.
knieto pisG stacyj stray og.
niowei. Tym sposobem jedna-
kowoz oszczsdza sic lsdwie
$4,000 rocznie. Zawieszono
roboty W parkach publicznych
i W innych miejscach zapa-
nowaio wielkie niezadowole.
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-09-02
P0wstanie na FiIipinach,

MADRYT, 1go Wrzesnia. -
Wodz powstahc6w Emilio A
guisaldo wyda} proklamacys,
2e prowadzi wojne ma spos6b
Xubahczyk6w. Hiszpanie ME
So W moznosci zgnie5c powsta-
Mia i ostatecznie ulegna. Zada-
MEM powsta6c6w jest wype-
dzic Filipin zakonnikow, "a
brac majatKi klasztorne, uzy'
skaG samorzad, wolnosc oby.
watelska i wyznah.