davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

Zarazem nadmieniam wszystkim tym,
ktorzy maja dug, ably byli }askawi
zaPiacic. Do zap&acenia przypada
Posm, S1.O9, podt wv. 20 Ct, pod.
do Tow. 2oct. Razem S1.54.-Z sza-
cunkiem, Jab}ohski, sekr.
Or. 2S2 10 Brooklyn.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam cz}on-
kow or. 2S2 Rzemieslnikow Pol, il
posiedzenie odbedzie sic dnia 21go
~listopada godz. 3 po po}udniu w
sail POS Iwen st. u OBJ. NJ. Prenedyk
ma starem miejscu i przypo-
minam cz}onkom, ably ME zapominali
o uchwale, ktora byla przyjeta dnia
IL pazdziernika T. b., ably wystapiG
in corpore Ia bal Tow. Rzemieslni=
kow i Przemysiowc6w, dnia 20 listo
pada, t. j. W sobote O godz. 8 wieczo-
rem W Palace Hall sos Grand ST.,
abysmy razem sic mogli zebrac. ably
ME brak}o ami jednego.-Z szacun-
klein, l.. kacki, sekr.
Or. 1913 10 South Bend Ind.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam wszyst.
kich cz}onkow Tow. sgo Wojciecha
or. 1913 wv. y. u. w South Bend, IL
ma przysz}e ~posiedzenie, ktore sic
odbedzie dnia 81 listopada, to jest W
przyszla niedziele, o godz. ? pc po}u-
dniu, kazdy cz}onek jest obowiazany
przyby6, DO beda wazne sprswy oma-
wiane.-M hose i pozdrowienie. l..
Niezgodzki, sekr.
Or. 90 Baltimore, Md.
Wskutek specjslnej uohwsiy Tow.
J. II. Dsbrow,kiego gr. 60 z. N. P.
W Baltimore, Nd. wzywam wszyst
kich c.lonk6w tsgoa to~war.ystwa O
.ebranie sic ma nads wyc1sjne posie
d.eoie " hall mad Abel's Cafe. ds
rogu ulic Pratt l Durham W prxysz
ME i.iele, d. 81 listopads r. r., punkt
o godz. 2 po poloduiu. Bedsie Ia
l~atwiona spra~a konstytucji, obeo.
nose wieo katdego czionka jest ko-
nieozns. "A. OlsIewski, sekr.
CIR. 9 10 Cleceldnd.
Tow. OR .hoow Zwiszku, gr. 8 W
Cleveland, O., bsi.is misio swoje
kwsrtalne pos;edzenie duia 81 listo
pads +. b. o godz. l:3O pc poludnlu
W sail OBJ. Drsiera ma rogu Tod al
Third ave-, Axe odbedzie sic po-
~sied.enis prae lroczne ma ktorsm be
da nominowani kandydaci ma urzei-
nikow nastepnego roku.
CIR. 127 10 Chicago.
S1an: Braoi Tow. G wiszda Iawia
damism, &c p~osiedzenie odbsdlie Sc
W niedziele 81 llstopada r. b., o GO
d.inie p pc poiudniu " sail OBJ. 7.
Nslepihskiege. ma kt6rs kaady brat
winien sic staw;c - Miiosc j posdro-
wienie, M. Biestek, sskr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
POdZiekOwanie,

Prawdziwa ola mnie niespodzian.
ka, tn ma obczyznie, by} ola mnie
kosz kwiatow, ofarowany mi w po-
niedzia&ek, dnia S-go b. m w teatrze
Grand Opera, przez szanownych chi.
cagoskich ziomkow. Przejeta do
g}ebi serca najzywsza wdziecznoscia,
dziekuje szanownym i ukochanym
rodakom "a }askawa o mnie panied,
krotkiem lecz czysto polskiem bog
zap}a6!"
Helena MOdrzeje.rska.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
WiadOmOSci ZwiaZkOwe.
Or 81 10 Chicago

Or 81 10 Chicago
Towarzystwo Polonia odbedzie
swe miesieczne posiedzenie w ponie.
dziaiek 22 listopada; o godzinie "A
%wieczorem W hall zwykiych posie.
dzeh, ma kt0rem kazdy z czionkow
obecny bye 'powinien.- T. Sobko-
WAX, sekr,
Or. sc 10 Calumet, Mich.
Zawiadamiam czionkow sw. Sta.
nislawa Kostki W Calumet, Mich.
tych, kt0rzy naleza do Zwiazku n.
Pol Upraszam wszystkicb tych
czfonkow, zeby sic stawili ma przysz-
fe posiedzenie, t j. % listopada, o
godz. l pc poludniu dlatego, il ME.
ktore wazne rzeczy tyczace sic Nv.
N. p. 50 do zaiatw :enia - II uszano.
waniem, NJ. Antkowiak, sekr.
Or. 80 20 Buffalo, ". Y.
Miesisczne posiedzenie Tow. ks. J.
Poniatowskiego W Buffalo, n. Y.
odbedzie sic W niedziele, dnia 21-go
listoPada r. b. o godz. 3 pc po}udniu
" hall Poniatowskiego, p. n. 100 Sta
~nislaus ul. Wa4aoSc spraw W.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
SprOstOwanie.

w correspondence z Brooklyna
umieszczonej ~zaprzesziym hume
RE ,,Zgody", zasz}a pomy}ka. Ia
Mast ,,Kazmierza Pu}awskiego To.
warzystwo rozwija sic popularnie
t. d., ma bye Tow. Stanis}awa Ma.
Acknowledge rozwija sic popularnie
i t. d." Prose- bardzo by ia pomy}
ka by}a sprostowana. Miiosc i pc.
zdrowienie, w. Mackowiak, SEX r.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
Z Pittsburgh, Pa.
BiJiiOtekd z,oiqzkO,od.

BiOttOtefd z,ctqZH0tod
Biblioteke za}ozylismy 10 lipca
1895 T., bibliotekarzem jest nizej
podPisany. Dochody many ME sta
Re, utrzymujemy bowiem nasza BIZ
blioteke z dobrowolnych skladek.
Posiadamy obecnie % dzieia w 1876
tomach. Zpism otrzymujemy tylko
Gazette Pittsburska. Miesiecznie "a
biera mniej wiecej 40 czlonkow
ksiazki do domu. Duplikatow ME
posiadamy.
T. Domdcho,rski, bibliot.,
2745 Penn AVE..
Pr. Red. tel bibliotece wysy-
}amy w imieniu w. o. kilkanascie
dzie}ek i broszur z zyczeniami roz-
woju.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
Zapytanie.
CIeUeland dnia 7 Iistopada 1871,

Cleueland dnia 7 listopada 1871,
w imieniu grupy 25S zapytuje
sic gruPy III dlaczego pokwitowaia
tylko z odbioru / dol, kiedy ma ka-
leke grupy III nasi czlonkowie
zfozyli ma posiedzeniu $50. TIE
Pieniadze ola Jozefa Ambros IA sam
odda{em mojemi rekoma- Andrzej
Tarczyhski, prezes grupy 25S tow.
sw. Wojciecha.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
DO Oh. A. j. BCfANOWSKIE
GO w NEW YORKU.

N~iniejs.em .awiadamiamy Szao.
Paua, re . powodu podawaoia pr.ez
Psna 1iego adresu, wszystkie listy
pisane do Pana wracaja napowrot.
Me mogac sic dowiedz'ec prawdsi-
wego adresu wysl.lismy list ! wyja.
snienis ma reoe dr.. II. P. Lswsndow
skiego.
M. j. Sadopski, sekr. Jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
Wielki Bal!

urrsdzony starsniem Tow. G ~iasda
Wolnosci, gr. 329. " Brookson, Mass,
odbedzie sic we cswartek % Iisto.
pads " hall Herods 756 North Main
st., Monticello, Mas. Poosstsk o 20.
dsinie 2 20 pofuduiu. Gems bfletu
Sb OF. Do liosnsgo wsp6asdsiasu
saprassa uprsejnis Ko.asss.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
ZawiadOmienie.

OMAHA, Neb., 3 Iistopada 1897.
Grupa 141 Tow. Polskich Kraku.
SOW ME moze zadnego wsparcia u.
dzieli6 czionkom innych grup ma Ii
sty, ktore mas dochodza cd poJedyh.
czych czionkow. Grupa 141 Jest
bardzo biedna.
r. Zaleski, sekr.,
26 Oak Str, Omaha, Neb.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
DO Braci ZwiazkOwych.

Fotografje Sztsudaru Nv. N. P,
tosstujs25 o. {. prsesyikI 50 do
osbycis " sskaadzie paul w. $40.
.mihskiej, $40 Milwaukee ave., Chi.
osgo, Ill. Ksady Zwisrkowiec 20
vinisn nsbyc fosografjs wspsniassgo
Sstsndsru Wv. N. P.,s ks6rsgo Gala
polonja powions bye dunno.
CzSonsk 4. ". p,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
Il Boston. Mass.
Chtop polski.

Tow. Bia}sgo Oria, gr. 22S u. N.
p. W Bostonie, urzadza obchod ma
pamiatke 66cio l%etniej rocznicy Ii
stopadowej. Obch6d odbedzie sic
dnia rs listopada 1897 r., W zws
tex DO po{udniu, W Caledonia Hall,
IS Eliot ulicy. Poczatek o godzinie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

kto ozuje SIC I'm sczonym, spiacym
l niema spstytu, u tego .wykle Jest
" nieporradku wstrobs i trzeba to.
mu zarad.ic. DIR. Augusta Keeniga
b smhurskie krople 50 speojalnym re-.
gulatorem watroby. ktory preiko
~wyleozy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
Little Rock, Ark.

Donosze krewnym j znajomym, il
siostra moja Cecylja, 10 lat liczaca
umaria dnia 8 b. m. Obecnym ma
pogrzebie przyjaciolom i krewnym
dziekuje "a ostatnia przysiuge, Bog
zaplac.- NJ. A. E~ukaszewicz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

swych artyku}ach dowodziia, IL see
ryf Martin, mordujac robotnikow
czyni{ dobrze, z~muszajac do
poddania sic w}adzy d~espotycznej.
Szerzyciele ~nowoczesnej kaPitali'
stycznej oswiaty chca Przez zaPrze-
dane i'm pisma dowiest, ze gdy ne
kany wyzyskiem i gsodem robotnik
dopomina sic prawnie lepszego kesa
chleba, do~statecznie Jest poczesto-
wac go kulami.
Doswiadczenie mas nauczy}o, re ja-
ka kto bronia wojuje cd takiej ginie,
to tez i wy, ktorzy dzia}acie pre-
civ wolf tych, CO stworzyli konstytu-
Gle Stan. Zjedn., zginiecie cd VIA
snej broni.
Nadto zasy}amy wyrazy wsPo}czu-
cia przysieg1ym miasta Hazleton, a
mianowicie: PIP. Philiph j. Boyle,
Thomas s. Thomas, Barton Eliss i
Peter Nc Keeran, ktorzy bezstron-
ME, jake stroze n~aszej konstytucji,
orzekli, &c morderstwo popelnione
przez szeryfa Martin i jego deputo-
wanych byio rozmyslnem pogwa}ce-
MEM praw ludzkosci i dlatego "a
s}uguje ma surowa kare.
Niniejszy protest przesy}amy do
najwyzszej wladzy stanu Pennsyl-
wanna, do Komitetu Narodowego w
Lattimer, Pa. i do pism angielskich i
polskich.
Podpisano ma zebraniu towarzystw
iprzedstawicieli tutejszych polak6w:
Newark, y. j., % pazdz. 1897 r.
Stanis}aw Bulsiewicz,
prezes.
.Aleksander Ostrowski,
sekretarz.
Podpisy przedstawicieli tow. pol
skich:
/. Tow. Br. Pomocy Jana III
Sobieskiego Krola Polskiego, 5.
Bulsiewicz, X. Weso}owski, 5. Le-
wandowski, w. Biedron.
2. Tow. Br. Pomocy Violin. Polls.
Krakusow OddziaI 4. \. Paszek. w.
Dukiet.
3. Grupa Imienia X. Pu}askiego
No. 46 Il. y. T., y. Ostrowski, w.
Sienkicwicz, FIR. Bakowski.
T.. Tow. Br. Pomocy Sw. Stani-
s}awa Kostki, w. Zieba, j. Jarmi-
cki.
5. Tow. Polskich Kanonierow. j.
Klug.
6. Tow. Polls. Tamborow Imie=
MIA X. PuIaskiego, 5. Bokicki, j.
Andruczyk.
7. Tow. Sw. Stanislawa Kostki,
or. no. 1S5 Il. y. p, FIR. Wy wo}ek.
j. PIochocki.
8. Polska Socjalna Partja Robot
nicza, NJ. Jasihski, w. CZernicki.
8. Polskie Tow. Dramatyczne
Organ a. Makowski, l.. Ostrowski.
P. S. w kohcu listopada przes}a-
ne beda do Komitetu Narodowego
W Hazleton, Pa. pieniadze, ktore
tutejsze tow. zadeklaruja ma tych
nieszczesliwych, nadto dnia 20 listo-
pada urzadzony zostanie odczyt
przez OBJ. Teofla Konopnickiego, o
godz. lei wieczor, pod no. rs S.
Orange st. W hall Puiaskiego, Ma
ktory to odczyt zaprasza komitet
wszystkich polakow plci obojej z
Newarku j okolicy. Wstep 3 cent.
Il szacunkiem,
a. Ostrouski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
POSZukiWania.

Dymitr Filipc.ak. Edwa-dsdale,
Luz. Co. Ps. pos.ukuje swyoh sy-
now: Pa via ho,aoego 81 lat i Pho.
tro liczsoego 5 lat. .sbrsnych pre-.
Zone, kt6rs oputc,ia dom mezowski
Z nisiakim M'ohsl,m Heyokiew.
Ktoby ~isdriaf o tyoh d.ieoiach.
MECH %zawiadomi jaknajprsdzej by
mira Filipo1aka poi powyzszym
sdresem no. (47)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

Kalamazoo. Mich, Jest slynn re
selesyi-jakoteA I siedziby Tomasss
Slatera, kt6rego ~og}oszenie .najdu:e
siens str. 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

ia, Wojciech Nowak, cz}onek CRU
Ply l4o Il. n. p, poszukuje brata
mego Micha}a Nowaka. ktoby wie-
dzia{ O MIN, MECH doniesie pod adre-
sem: Wojciech Nowak,
Nanticoke, Luzerne Co., Pa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

J6.ef Slicinski. poszukuje ojoa
s~ego Ludwika Slicin,kiego oraz
Stanisfaw WI Polewskiego. Ktoby
wiedziaf gdzie oni 50, MECH doniesie
pod adrese n: J6Eef Slicinski, 1853
La Harpe ct, La Sale, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

Lemdrd, Robert 8448 Supsriss
Av. South Chicago, Ill.
AGENCI REAL ESTATE.
Stan, Ieotl, $50 Milwaukss Av,.
Chicago, Ill.
Durski, Marian, $50 Noble n.
Oh oago, Ill.
TOWARY BLAWATNK.
Ss"naihskS, John c., 8O4 Nsbls
st., Chicago, Ill.
DOKTORZY.
hUIeaoski. ". A., 724 w. II
takze " apiece Butkiev Oh.
cago
S~ieninoaoics, DR.. ". j., $50 MI
wsul ee ave. Chicago.
Ziothososki, M. d., 6B8 Noble IA.
lo74 Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
DENTYSCI.
Chrsano'oski, j. Il. Dr., 72l MI.
wa Zee ave. Chicago.
FABRYkl CIGAR.
AscSarski, J6zef, 81 Homsw h.
Chicago, Ill.
FABRYKA ZkOTYCH ODZNA.
kOW MEDALI PAMIAP.
Stdcho'cski r., 588 Noble nina
Chicago. Illinois.
FOTOGRAFJE.
NiAIas P~aaosososki, 589 Milv...
kee sv. q block cd III Nohlah
Chicago.
Idsikososki, Jan ", 43S Mnvs,.
kee Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Leaoin, Henryk, SAT Milw.ukss
Ave. Chicago, Ill.
SKLADY HERBATY IKA".
hlass, J6zs, SOL Noble ST. Uh-
oago.
kSIAZKI 1 ARTYKUAY Ri.
LIGIJNE.
AugustynOaoicz s Podcz0aki, GO
Noble str. Chicago.
INTROLIGATORZY.
Metsger, c.. E., 457 w. Huess
St., Chicago.
KONTRAKTORZY.
Piqtkieaoicz, J6zef, Budownioxy
Kontraktor, 574 Noble nj, Chos-
60.
MEBLE 1 PIECE.
Noaoaczesoski, WSad., 88S - 80
Milwaukee av. Chicago.
Smaolarz, Piotr, 607 Milwaukee
Chicago, Ill.
Sto6iecks, Roman, 48o Milwaukee
Chicago, Ill.
MALARZE.
SchIie6en, p. 689 Holt vsnus
Chicago.
PRACOWNIE CHOR4GWI otc.
W. SSomihska. Slawna praesv.
MIA Choragwi, Sztandar6w, SsaT
Oisnak, Bersi marssaikowskish,
o79 Milwaukee ave., Chicago, IN.
PIEKARNIE.
Wleklihski, Wqkensy, ooy DIX.
o ct. Chicago, Illinois.
P~aoeskiesoics, o., $50 - o8S ".
Ashland avs. Chicago.
PRALNfE BIELIZNY.
Mi1ea0czyk, r. T., ETA Noble 81.
Chicago, Illinois.
SKLADY OBUWIA.
Stspinskt, ". : Kdspr,yA, y.
64S Noble st., Chicago.
RES SALONY.
Dsiscioskie,oicz, A., b72 Noble r..
Chicago.
Cuprynski, s., % w. Divido. n.
Chicago.
Aakoaoski, r., 692 Mflv,ukss
av. Chicago, Ills.
Persososki, Lgnacy, 6o2 Noble 81.
Chicago, Ills.
Szykoacny Antoni, TOO Milwaukee
av. rog Noble st. Chicago, III
CsochahsH X. { Cygano,osA A.
oo7 Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
WEGLE | DRZEwO.
Komosihski, MichaS, $50 Nobls
st. Chicago, Ill.
Bo-zyhska d Co., rog W. Norss
Az. ! Coventry st. Chicago.
WYROBY KUSNIERSKIK
Bo6ososki Ssanissoc, wybOry ku.
snierskie Z dzikioh i owosyoh 10
rex. Gostyh, Downsrs Grove. III.
SPRZEDAz KART OKRKTO.
WYCH.
Mcjeacski, adam, wysylka 1 wy.
mjsna P~ieniedsy, Ell Miivaukss
ave.. Chicago.
ZAKkADY B~LACHARSKIR.
Seid1er H. polski bisohars.S Ssl
Noble It,, Chicago.
ZkOTNIK 1 Z~EGARMISTRZ
6tochososkt r., 683 Noble uns~.
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Nasz Przewodnik.


AL WUhACl.
Ddnkososki, I. F., offs: "a LaHalls
st. Mieszkanie: $50 w. 17th o.,
Chicago.
SmuIski, J. f., offs: % Metropel.
tan I'll. Miesxkanie: Sos Nobls -,
Chicago.
Geeting d Nosoak, 112 CLARK q.
Rosm 41O, Chicago.
Czdrnecki d Koraleski, Suite u,
l25 La Sale ct. 6O4 . 600 Mn.
w&ukee ave.
ARCHITEKCI.
F1isiko,cski, I. s., w. Divfsisu
ct. Chicago, I'll.
Blesnich1, j., budownicxy, ! koa.
traktor, 6S8 Holt Ave-, Chicago.
APTEKI.
Bdrdohski, Wiksor, 68S Noble II
r6g Bradley, Chicago.
Butkte,oicz, Kazimieyz, 68l III.
wapkee ave. r6g Will ST. Chisaes.
Burea, Wsad., Noble ST., 90
BIZ okhawk, Chicago.
RHf7e,oski, 8. j., 1885 w. "a
st., blisko California ave. Chisao,,
NosodA, Jan, 724 w. 18Th tt.
reg Pauline st. Chicago.
Lendrd, Robert, 8448 Supsriss
Av. South Chicago, Ill.
AGENCI ,,REAL ESTATE.
Stan, TsofI, $50 Milwaukee Av,.
Chicago, Ill.
DursAi, Marian, 500 Noble u,
CD oago, Ill.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

Their clothca are made u ''vadmal.' ! sort
OF rough cloth woven on hand looms There
y not single railway In the country, and
we roads are only. what We should call
bride paths. Until last year only four
teen malta q year left the Island. bur now
the number Aes been increased by seven,
ana . PROPOSAL has recently been made 10
connect the island with the rest OF the
world by naeanA Of telegraph carie, AZ.
tording to the report II IL only within the
last few years that money ras been in gen
eral use In the island. before that time all
trade being carried on by barter Quito re-
Gently a new departure mas been made by
the formation IT coopcrNtive societies. the
farmers and fiahermen n the various dis
tricts combining to send their sheep. ponicr.
wool and fish abroad for sale on commission
and in return buying wholesale quantities
OF provisions and foreign goods. which the
societies divide among their mecnbers. II
10 only since 1855 that there has been such
thing as a regularly organised bank in
Iceland
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14
thousan' years.

thousan' years
To sort o. keep things lively In this vale
OF human tears;
An may ! live thousan', too-a thousan'
less day,
For shouldn't like to he on earth to hear
you'd passed away.
And when IL comes your time to 80 you'll
need no Latin char
Nor Geographic data put In your epitaph;
But one straight line of English and OF
truth will let folks know
The homage nd the gratitude md reverence
they owe;
You'l need no epltaph but this: 'liere
sleeps the man who run
That best nd brightest paper, the Moo
York Sun" Eugene FIcld.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

Zealand who has taken the of NJ
Sedchcrg
Of
tho colony little opposition
departed In
Dublin of the
OF
Berlin and month
mcdr cine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

conveyance running by which he could
take II away, tho carrier was held, In
Kansas city, Fort Smith and Memphis
Railroad company ys. Mct,ahey tArk), 80
l., r. A., TSl, to be liable only as a ware
horseman, and not rs a common carrier,
II tho baggage was burned during tho
night. The authorities as TO the liability or
carriers for baggage at destination Of tho
passenger are reviewed in the annexation
to the case.
The regulation OF carrier for collecting
fares or tickets on suburban train which
prohibits passengers from going past the
conductor into the part OF the train where
he has completed his collection OF fares
unless they satisfy him that they have al
ready paid fare In held, sn Fabcr W. Chi
cago Great Western Railroad company
(Minn,) 80 l.. X. A. qs9, to be a reasonable
one which tho conductor was justified In
enforcing, even as against a passenger who
had no previous notice OF It.
A reasonable charge for the detention Of
a carriers cars beyond a reasonable time
for loading or unloading Is sustained In
Kentucky Wagon Manufacturing company
VS.. Ohio and Missouri Railroad company
tKy.) 3G l.. X. A. $50. and " was held that
such charges may be imposed and enforced
by car service association.
Modifying a party not to haul any more
sand or gravel from certain promises, with
claim OF ownership thereof. although this
causes the breach OF a contract between
the other party and a third person to haul
such sand or gravel. is held, In Glencoe
Sand and Gravel company Va. Hudson
Bros. Commercial company (Mo) 30 l.. Il.
A. SOL, insufficient to render the party
giving the notice liablo for causing tho
breach OF the contract
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nss been tnnsasted from the German by
Mary J. STANFORD. For many years Dr.
Dners has kept tds hold upon the rea ,irv
Pubic, and to him all students Of tho
history Of mankind owe weighty ob,ira-
items "Barbau Biombers'' Is one Of n.
strongest works and Is stirring nara
tive. 1850
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IN AUTUMN.

The summer time has gone again:.
We know II by the chill
That now pervades the atmosphere
All over Somerville.
We know It by the falling leaves.
The trees with limbs all bare.
The morning froets upon the grass.
The hazy autumn air.
But, best Of all. we know II from
The man who. on VOW.
Has shut the door all, summer long
He leaves II open now.
-Somervills Journal
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How arc Your Eycss

"A woman with clear, sparkling ego
nowadays Ia something Of a rarity. espe-
cially II she lives In Chicngo. whore lako
winds and cindors play havoc with tho
visual organs. Care IL necessary 10 pre-
serve the eyes. One fruitful source OF
trouble Us the pretty white vol. which In
undo niably more becoming than tho col
ored cncs. hut which Is making the oc,i-
lists rich. II Ii the most prolific source OF
wealth for these learned gentlemen that
was ever Invented. when the sunlight
strikes white veil the woman behind II
can no more SEQ an inch ahead OF her
tlan shc can fly. But 1t looks prettier than
a black veil~-and she Is a woman.
Hot water and witch hazel. tea leaf
pouit!oes and such remedies are used by
women who have heard the eyes are beno-
fted by such treatment, Every woman
has heard bread and milk recommended
and boladonna, but these remedies are
likely to canse gatherings Tcpid water
aud salt form n wash when has never
been cxceliei and wn,ch can not injurc
me habit OF steoping over when readiug
or Writing. has u bad effect on most eyes
near sighted. When peopls approach the
age OF 20 he morning paper Is apt TO ap-
pear blurred and they complain the print-
Ing is setting bad. The trouble 10 tn.y
need glasses. II they do not get them.
later on their eyes will deterioratc SO
rapidly they Will be Obliged 10 wear them
all the time. ON the other hand, II per-
son puts on glasses when the nrsi warn
Ing OF tired eyes" is received. he will
never be Obliged 10 wcar them the rest
OF his life except when doiEg fine work.
When the eyes are tired and InIlamed
put teaspoonful OF table snit into half Z
pint OF wafer When IL Is dissolved use
several times day with On eye dropper.
IL simply dashed against The eyes the seat
OF Inflammation is not reached at all. Or
teaEpoonful OF boracic acid IN haif q
pint OF warm water Is both cooling aud
soothing and rarely falls to relieve infiam-
nation OF the eyes
eyes avoid all hot applications. II ait
other remedies fail. a teaspoonful OF pow
dered alum in q pint OF waiter. applied
feet in reducing inflammation OF the eyes.
Rose water has no effect except that Il
has the advantage of being disIillcd n.
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You Au kn. " min..

The man who never said word before
election day,
Had not the least opinion OF his own,
Will stand and watch the bulletins and
hear what people say,
AS quiet and as speechlesss as n stone:
When the result IL certain with ilnpor-
lance he will swell.
HIS hat into the atmosphere will fling,
And IN his bogus triumph he viii jubiiant-
ly yell:
by gnh. We knocked 'em clear out oe
the ring!n -pcnver Post \
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The Icelandeis pride themselves, and with
reason. on the humanity with which they
treat the poor. They never send their old
pauper folk-excepting the bed-ridden and
the insane--into work houses or institutions
Of any kind. but they receive them into
their own homes as visitors. Once year
the authorities draw UT list OF the in
habitan,s who are wealthy enough to con-
tribute to the support OF the poor; then, in
stead OF calling upon them to pay poor
rate they allot to them q certain number
OF old men or wop,en, whom they must
provide with board and lodging.
The amount Of wealth man possesses
determines alike the number OF poor he
must entertain. and the length OF time for
which he must entertain them. He need
not necessarily. although he generally dces,
receive them Ia his own house, but may
nay for their being received elsewhere. II
he does so, however, he Is still responsible
fer their welfare. and Is bound to see that
they are well cared for and kindly treated
And woe be TO him should he neglect his
duty in this respect; the whole eommuDity
would rise up against him in righteous in
dgnation-
Most OF the Icelanders live entirely on
fish, mutton. beef and rye bread. as almost
everything else has to be imported, and is
therefore too dear for the working classes
10 buy. II IL only the comparatively wealthy
who can afford TO drink anything hut milk
or water: even coffee is regarded as a lux
ury. 70 ssy nothing Of wine or spirits.
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