davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-22
Berlin prZed stu Iaty.

lnaczej zgOia, niz dzisiaj, wygla-
daf Berlin 22go narca 1897 r., gdy
z Lustgsrtenu ~ wystrzas6w arma.
trioh oznsjmiio jego misszks6oom O
przyjsoiu ma SWAT drugiego syna ma
stepcy tronu Fryderyka wilbelma,
ktory " nastepstuie zostal Wilhel.
mem lynn krolen Iraskim a potsm
cesarzem Zjednoczonych Niemisc.
Wowym czasie stolics mia1a ogo{em
l3S,4OO mieszkshcow (dzis liozy ich
l,677,l35). g~oieadasoych sic W 1000
domach, Poiowa tycbae byls drew.
nianyCh. Alt Berlin liozy} $4,000
duss, Alt-Coelnn - 1000. Bylo
" stOliOy $4,000 wojskowyoh: 8 pub
kow iofanteryi, 2 srtyleryi, l szwa.
dron lejbgwardyi, 5 szwsdronow bu-
rarow ! oddziai artyleryi konnsj o.
RAJ pontonyerow. Do miasts pro.
wsdziio lb-cie BRAN, ulice Nv liozbie
27O) byiy srerokie, zwissrcza place,
gmschy %Publicrns bard.o porrsdnie
utrzymsne; domy ME misty jeszcze
numerow. Nsjpieknisj przsdsts via
10 sic missto, gdy doh wjezdzsno cd
''rony rAehtsck" (dzisiejs,y Leipzi.
ger Piss') lub tel prrsz Brandebur.
'ks Brsms. Prry siynnsj ju. wow
Oras slei pod Lipsmi vrnosi,y sic II.
orns bOdy' " k,oryOb sprrsdswsno
iskoOis ! ~Obiodniki. Krolewska M.
r. prAvis codri,h, bez Ia loci sskor.
". " ulics ds,y,a ns spseer do
Tbisrgsrtsou. POrzslku strrsglo-
% policysn,o- " licrbis tel dwooh
kooayeb). 100 nocnych .trotow, .so.
P.'rsooyOh piLi g-i,dsski. Tro.
'usry' jsk t.ierd's jedoogiosnis
kroaisarss q o~sj spoki by'y okrop-
se (-missrsbeI') n sos~i-tlsnie ulic
- -Opi.ksos'.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-22

nego u.ssadnienis W miejscowych
stosunkaoh ekOnonicznyoh. Lud tn.
tejszy. mniej otarczony podatkami,
a wisoej posiadajsoy ziemi, nj. lud
galioyjski, ma sic p~rzeoietnie O wiele
lepiej, anizeli Nv Galioyi. Niehrak
mu tez j zsrobku, byle chciai praoo-
wac. Jezeli przeto emigruje, to oily
ba tylko pod wp}ywem namowy..a-
jent6w j W braku csynnik6w, ktore.
by go swieci}y o tenn, IL porzuoa
ohleb Pewny, ably szuksc watpliwe-
60 ~szczescia "a morzami'.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-22
Wvjazd ksiezy z Brazylii.

w dnia Is z. m. po4egnalismy
Ksiedza Miobaia Siupks, kt6ry W
cisgu poitorsrocznego miedIy mani
pobytu stall wiernie nj strszy honoru
imienia ksplaua polskiego.
Swoim roiumem, tsktem i w7oro-
wem prowadzsniem sic zdoiat ks.
Michsi Siupek pr,ekona6 cudzoziem
COW, re ME wssyscy ksp}sni polscy So
tax Eli, IA jakich ich po~wszechnie tn
uwsiano, a zjednaws.y sobie sympa-
tye i p~owazanie wladx przeiozonycr,
uzywai ich W misre sii j moznosci ola
prsysiuzenis sic rodskom. lego to
staraniom .awdrieozac naleay, re vie
lie kolonii polskich dostalo ksiezy j re
moze teraz nareszcie powstana ma
tych koloniach s.soiy, czytelnie i inue
cnynniki oswiaty, kt6re wydzwigns
nssz lud z strssznej ciemnoty, W ia
kiej jest pograzoDy.
Jak wiadomo W calym krsju ME
a ami jednei parsfi polskiej, So je-
dynie psrsie brasylijskie, W obrebie
ktorych zuajduja sic kapelanije pol
skie z koscioiami przez Polak6w
.budowsnemi. Proboszc.owie uwa-
isia n'enadko kapelanow polskieh "a
swoich czeladnikow, ktor1y wisni ma
mich pracowac j bsrdso niegodziwy.
mi nieraz sposobami, jak intrygami i
oszczerstwsmi, zmusssja kapelsnow
polskich do dzielenia sic Z mimi do
chodami, jake maja W swoich kape-
lsniach. Ksiadz SuPek byi ~ielce
prIeciwrym takiemu wyzyskowi j
walczyi przeciw MENU zswziscie a
prsgnac roz~oju kolonii polski h
datyi do utwor1enia Z kapelanii ME.
zswisiych par fl. Pnez to zjednal
sobie tylko wielu niepnyJaci6l, a
swoi niestety nietylko go ME popsrli,
ale niektorzy navel mu W TEN prze-
szkadzsli.
Zniechecouy do najwyiszego stop
nis tutejszemi stosunkami, 1spragnal
opuscic ten kraj niewdzieczny, lee,
J. Exc. ks. Biskup, ktory cenil bar
dso rs. Stupka ola jego ro.umu !
niessatitelnego charskteru i we wszy-
stkicn watniejszysh sprawsch dyece.
rysluych jego rsdy zasiegsi - odm6-
VII dsukro,nie ponswianej prosbie o
uwolnienie.
Wres,cie, edy ks. Biskup wyjeot al
ma kilkatygodniowy pobyt do swego
miasts rodEinnego, S. Psulo poSie.
rryi zastepstwo sPrsw dyecesyalnych
k iydEu Albertemu, skorzystai tego
Is Siupek i wni6si poraI trzeci prcsbe
o usolnienie L ~dyecezyi, kt6re tym
raIem Cd z.stepcy Biskupa otr,ymai.
Rownoczesnie 1 ks. Stupkiem Wy
jechai do Earopy IL. Gsbryel Krause,
peiniscy fankcye kapelana ma kolonii
polskiej Orleans. Ksiadz krsuse ba.
viii Ialedwie kilka mies'ecy W tutej-
sym kraiu; " ciqgu tego czssu DIAL
sic poznac iako kapisn przykIsdny i
prsrdziwy pr,yiaciel ludu, to ter ko
lonisci z Orleans bsrdzo go pokocha
Ii, czego dowodem byi ~~Erusssjscy
do glebi place csiej koloni piskali
zarowno starry iak miod.i, gdy sic z
mimi tegnai. Ksiedsu Krausemu 70
wniei nIepodobaiy sic bardro stoson
XII brazyliiskie i dlatego u~olnii SIC Z
tel dyeceIyi. Gdz. Braz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-22
WOlne POlskie SfOwO

wychodzi pierwszego ! p~ietnastego
kszdego miesiaca, " Psryzu. Podsje
wisdomosci ! poglady z pierwszej re
XII, tax z kraju jaka tez L emigracyi
polskiej. - Poglsdami swemi Wy
swisdozs wielka przysluge czyteluD
kom W rozwoju umyslowym. Upe
wszeohnienie tego pisms jest bardz
pozsdanem " Ameryce a tsniosc usa
twis nabycie kazdemu. Abonamen'
roczny kosztuje dollar jeden ! POI,
pienisdze posylac przez Post Office
Order sdresujso: M. Adolphe Reiff,
3 Rue de Four. Paris.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-22
POmnik ola MickieWlcza.
Czytamy W PrzegL. Wszech

pOtShtm.
,,Zaznaczylem juz dawniej,
ze prasa warszawska, otrzy-
mawszy wzglsdna swobode
przemawiania W pewnych spra-
wach, o kt6rych dotychczas
ME wolno bylo movie publ.
ME moze zoryentowac
sic dobrze W nowem poiozeniu
i popelnia mimowolnie take
b}edy, jakich troskliwie uni
kac powinna. TIE ,,Faiszywe
kroki" przypominaja niesko-
ordynowane, niepewne rugby
czlowieka, kt6ry pierwszy rae
wyszedl na ulice po dlugiej
chorobie lub pc wypuszczeniu
z cytadeli.
Kilka pism W najlepszym
zamiarze podnioslo pr, jekt u.
ECZEMA setnej rocznicy uro
DIN Mickiewicza postawie
MEM mu pomnika W Warsza-
vie. Mysl ia znalaz}a oddzwiek
w.ca1ejiprasie, kt6ra zaznaczy-
Ia zgodnie, ze tylko wspanialy
ma placu publicznym
byibyssodpowiedniem uczce-
MEM pamieci najwiekszego po-
ETY.. Okazalo sic jednak ma,
ze tw6rcy projektu ME
liczylis sic nalezycie z warun.
kami i re gdyby nawet Rad
pozwolil wzniesc pomnik Mic.
W Warszawie, kto
vie, czy take uczcenie poety
pamieci jego godnem i
Ola mas pozadanem.
Me dlatego chyba chcemy
stawiac pomnik Mickiewiczo.
zeby utrwalic sobie W pa
jego rysy hub ozdobic
Warszawe dzie}em sztuki.
Badzmy szczerzy i powiedzmy,
ae W tel sprawie chodzi nam
p~rzedewszystkiem o ujawnie.
ME publiczne naszych uczuc
narodowycb,l Uroczystosc cd.
%pomnika takiego po,
ETY., jakim byi Mickiewicz, mu,
bye demonstracya politycz.
ma i niczem innem bye ME mo.
ze, ME p%Owinna. Czy ktokoi-
wick z tych, kt6rzy wzniesc
pomnik pragnq, iudzii sic choc
przez chwile, re Rad rosyjski
nietylko dis, ale nawet W bli.
skiej przysziosci pozwoli nam
tax uczcic pamiec poety iak-
uczcic ia chcieli!
Natomiast znalezli sic juz
ludzie, dosyc glupi hub mix
czemni, ktorzy postanowili wy.
zyskac mySl wzniesienia pom
nika Ola cel6w swojej szacher-
ki politycznej. Plzeglqd tygo-
i Gaseta WaSSzawska
postanowily PREY tel sposob.
nosci urzadzic uroczystosc pc
jednania Polak6w z Rosya.
,S3uszna jest rzecza - VIOLA
Gazetaswarsz0wska - zeby W
urodzin najwiekszego pc.
ETY. s}owiahskiego wzia} udzia}
caly SWAT slowia6ski - cd
az pc Ural, cd Baltyku
AZ pc Balkany", i ME poprze.
stajac ma tenn radzi cs&y ten
SWAT ~s}owia1ski, ME wylacza.
jac przedstawicieli jego z pod
Uralu - Baszkir6w, Wogu-
Teptiar6w, Kirgiz6w i
innych braci - ,,wezwac do
'k3adki ma pomnik".
Ma sic rozumiec ma take
zniewazenie pamieci Mickie-
wicza, ma taxa profanacye uro.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-22

vice delegaci Ruskiei UySli,
Wi'stnikd d,oropy i Pistier-
b,0yshich Uiedomost;, ziawi sic
p. Amfitieatrow, a nawet mo.
ze udobrucha sic z racyi tego
swieta SIC wiahskiego srogi pub.
kownik Komarow. Panowie
CT zechca przemawiac, natural.
ME po rosyisku, a nasi ugo
beda i'm odpowiadac W
duchu pojednawczym. Obok
napisu polskiego ma pomniku
trzeba bedzie zapewne, W mysl
obowiazujacych przepis6w po-
licyjnych, dac napis rosyjski
- ,,drohu Fuszhina", lub inny
W tym rodzaju.
Przeciw takiemu ublizeniu
pamieci Mickiewicza zaprote.
stowa}oby obrazone uczucie
narodu, a protest m6giby mice
skutki nieoczekiwane j niepo.
pozadane Ola rezyserow kome.
dyi siowia1sko-ugodowej Me
chat PREY innej aroczystosci
b}aznia sic i hahbia, jezeli tax
sic i'm podoba, ale ME wolno
i'm zniewazac slawy narodo.
wei, kt6ra jest wiasnoscia i
chluba przysziych pokoleh -
nietylko nasza.
Mickiewicz ma pomnik W
sercach naszych, innego, kt6ry
byiby godny slawy jego, kt6.
wyrazal uczucia uasze
mu dzisiaj W Warsza.
vie ME mozemy. Uczcijmy
vice rocznice jego urodzin w
spos6b, przyblizaiacy po-
nadeiScie tel chwil;,
p~ostawimy pomnik wiel.
poecie nietylko W War.
szawie, ale i W Whine, a pre-.
W rodzlnnym
Nowogrodku, gdzie Ayczyi so.
bic, zeby SERGE jego zioAono.
CT wszyscy zreszta, kt6rzy
chca stawiac pomniki i brac
udzial W uroczystosciach marc.
NIGGA iatwo zadoSc.
uczynic sW Dim pragnieniom.
w krakowie stanie juz chyba
w roku przysziym pomnik
Mickiewicza, a niedawno VIA.
wydano odezwe, wzywa.
jaca do skladek ma pomnik
Kosciuszki. Model pomnika
jest juz gotowy i gdyby sklad-
sypneiy sic szybko i obfcie,
kto vie czy ME udaloby sic
polaczyc obu uroczystosci i je-
dnocz9snie uczcic obu wielkich
Litwin6w W starej stolicy Pol.
ski. nGdy odezwie sic W Kra
kowie - Warszawa odpowie",
vice uroczystosc narodowa
tam raczej swiecic .ypada,
gdzie odbedzie sic ona swobo-
dnie, gdzie jej harmonii PREY
kry zgrzyt ME zmaci, gdzie, ME
ublizajac sobie, przyjac moze.
my goscinnie Hawet nprzyjaci6l
Moskali".
Wien, jak doniosle znacze.
ME mialby pomnik Mickiewi.
.za W Warszawie, sadie jed.
ze naleza}oby dobrze rzecz
GAIA rozwazyc j chociazby
wbrew uczuciom serdecznym
to postanowic, co nam ROSA.
.ek nakaze. A rozsadek mo.
wi, ze prawdopobnie Rad ME
zgodzi sic ma postawienie pom.
jezeli zas sic zgodzi, to
trudno bedzie nadac uroczy.
charakter domowy, wy.
polski. Wszelka zas
manifestacya ~ugodowo-slowia1.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-22

MsaozyIsi. m,odH ! starry, povin-
nj ozytst ogtosEenis Tomssra Slate
o. .. ssronaiOy Pei.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-22
SolidarnOse kOfa pOlskiego W
Berlinie.

"'JN""yNnb w" ~ sig
dokiadnie z zapisk6w steno-
graficznych o~dnosnego posie-
dzenia parlamentu niemieckie-
go.
Koio polskie g}osowalo tam
przeciw pozycyi zadanej ma
budowe okretu ,,Ersatz Koenig
Wilhelm, mimo &c reprezen
tant jego W komisyi glosowa1
razem z centrum "a uchwale.
MEM jej.
w plenun przedstawialo sic
g~}osowanie polskich posf6w
iak nastepuje:
Przeciw pozycyi ma budowe
okretu rErsatz Koenig vii.
helm" glosowali pos}owie:
Stefan Cegielski, Leon Car.
linski, Michal kalkstein, DIR.
Roman Komierowski, Kubi.
ski, br. Hektor Kwilecki, Ro.
man Janta Polczyhski, ROXY.
cki, DIR. Rzepnikowski i Lud.
wik Slash.
Posiowie DIR. Zygmunt Diem,
bowski i Wiad. Wolszlegier
ME byli ma posiedzeniu Z pc
wodu choroby.
Uniewinnili sic pred mar.
szaikiem z nieobecnosci swej
posiowie bar. Stan. Chlapow.
ski i DIR. Krzymi1ski.
Me uniewinnili sic z nieo.
becnosci poslowie: ksiaze a.
dam Czartoryski, ksiaze Zdzi
ssaw Czartoryski, ks. pralat
DIR. Jazdzewski, ksia.e Radzi.
viii i ks. DIR. Wolszlegier.
w odmownem giosowaniu
imiennem mad pozycya, Aadana
ma budows krzyzownika III.
klasy o. brazil udzial nastepu.
jacy posiowie polscy: Stefan
Cegielski, Leon Czarli1ski, ks.
dr.. Jazdzewski, Michal Kalk.
stein, DR.. Roman Komierow
ski, DIR. Krzyminski, Kubicki,
hr. H,ktor Kwilecki, Roman
Janta Policy hski, R61ycki, DIR.
Rzepnikowski i Ludwik Sla
ski.
Il powodu choroby ME byli
posiowie dr.. Zygmunt Diem.
bowski i Wiad. Wolszlegier.
Posei bar. Chiapowski unie.
winuil sic z nieobecnosci.
Bee uniewinnienia ME byli
ma posiedzeniu posiowie ksia.
re Adam Czartoryski, ksiaze
Zdzislaw Czartoryski, ks. Ra.
dziwiA i ks. DIR. Wolszlegier z
Dqbr6wny.
Il powyzszego przedstawie-
MIA rzeczy wyniks, De poslowie
ks. Or. Jazdzewski i DIR. Krzy.
miGski, kt6rzy zar6wno z in.
nymi pOslami polskimi gloso.
wall przeciw uchwaleniu krzy
zownika o., ME brali udzialu
W g}osowaniu W sprawie okre.
tn ,,Ersatz Koenig Wilhelm,
kt6re to giosowanie odbylo sic
bezposrednio pred giosowa
MEM W sprswie k~rzyaownika
O.
Ma 10 czlonk6w Koia pol.
skiego d~ziewieciu ME brslo u
dzialu, a pomiedzy tymi tylko
dw6ch bylo chorych. Galicyi.
skie solidarniki konserwatyw.
ne lubis sic powolywae ma
przyklad berlihskiego KOia.
Ow6a przyklad ten ME dopi.
suje. Co wiecej - dowodzi
on, Ae solidarnosc zrywais tam
= ksiaaeta, bedscy W mniej
szosci. Iw Wiedniu byloby
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-22

Tomsss Slater ms visdomot6 ola
kstdego meac,yrny ns ssronniey 2.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-27
CIRCUIT COURT.

The following orders were entered in
the circuit court yesterday:
Astoria Box Co. vs. Mary Wilson ct al:
Judgment and decree rendered for plain
tiff
G. Wingate ct al vs. City Of Astoria :
demurrer and motion to strike out pa is
Of complaint argued and submitted 10
the court.
d. X. Warren, assignee. VS.. Union Real
Estate & Improvement Co.; judgment AID
decree rendered for plaintiff.
Strait SEEMING Co. vs.. Annie Jensen;
Injunction granted according to prayer
of the complaint.
Mary osgood VS.. /. L. Osgood; orlsr'
that answer Of defendant to original corn.
plant stand as answer 10 amended cJrn-
lpalint
| Astoria Building & Loan Association vs
Mary r. Smith ct al; plaintiff allowed
to withdraw summons for further ser.
vice.
| Paul Schroeder VS.. Clatsop County and
IL. w. Hare; suit filed and temporary In
function Issued by the court restraining
the sale of the steamers Augusta anc
Harrison. The complaint alleges that 10
taxes were paid in Tillamook county ant
that the same cannot lawfully be collect
ed in Clatsop county.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-27

In this stock YOU will find fine line of Imported Black
and Coored Dress Goods Fancy Silks aud Nevets; the
latest novelties in Imported Capes and Wraps handsome
lines of ready made dresses and separate skirts wrappers
silk percae and lawn shirt waists cotton and wool
underwear muslin underwear, kid and fabric gloves silk
ms hosiery, gents furnishing goods, noons boots and
shoes crockey, glassware and complete stock of staple
and fancy groceries
We have placed the same sale for the next THIRTY
DAYS at prices lower than before heard Of The rep
utaion of those firms for carryny First Glass Goods is so
well and long established that unnecessary for us to
call attention to the Having secured those stocks at
great sacrifice offering the people of this city and
vicinity for short time First Class goods less than
half their value Now is the time for you to the
choicest bargains while the stock is complete,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-27

bond 10 their union as partners in b9i!d-
ing the Central Pacific When they came
together to talk over politics, they would
naturally talk over anything else of u
terest to all
The railroad question used to be the
question in order when other things were
through within Sacramnto as in As
toria. And one day there came 10 town
a man named Judah, who said he had
found a good pass for a railroad through
the Sierra, and wanted money and men
to make a survey. so as to be able to
prove the feasibility OF the route. Many
people thought him a crank, but enough
had faith so that he got his outfit and
the pass proved to be all right
The chief hackers of Judah were th'
five men from the party headquarter'
on X street
After the feasibility OF the pass wa
proved. the two hardware men, the tw'
dry goods men and the grocery man con
cluded to start the ball rolling for a n"
road. Astorians know how It goes an
have had a hard tussle to interest capi
Ital. These men had to contend with al
the difficulties that go with such enter
lprises. They were crants, etc. san Fran
1cisco bankers would not subscribe any
thing. and It hurt the credit Of n mer
lchant 10 have any connection with tn
Ischeme, by subscription or otherwise.
The road was built. Huntington stoo
lin the front Of battle, with full discretio
TO buy, sell, go ahead or fall back. TIL
Iother four agreeing to stand or fan wit
him. He followed up his old rule {
buying only the best, having the best {
work done on the road and when ii wa
done It was said to be equal to the Penn
sylvania, or any other road.
It became a by-word-" There's no nor
sense or aummery about "A X street"
was during the building Of this road,
April. 1863, that ten miles Of track W.
laid in one day. The funny part OF
was that eight men handled al the iro
for the whole ten miles. Those men wall
cd ten miles, lifted and handled one thol
sand tons Of rails. Astoria boys, thir
Of that while developing your muscle.
Since the commencement Of this roa
: that same old Huntington motto, Not
" ing but the best" has been heard. That
why / say it has his brand on it.
l It is possible that Hammond may ha,
e got hold Of his branding iron.
l D. F. STAFFORD.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-27
THE HUNTINGTON
BRAND EXPLAINED
Has Mr.. Hammond Secured Control Of
His Branding Iron?
NOTHING But THE BEST GOES
Interesting History. by an Eye-kitness' oi
the Building Of the Central Pacific
Railroad.

Clatsop, Or, June 26.-CEditor Astorian)
Il heard an Historian remark lately: ''ls
It could only be known who is at the
back OF this railroad, then people m's.'t
know what TO do" l can tell this Astor-
ian one thing about it, and that IS, 1t
has the brand Of C. p. huntington.
first heard OF Huntington when
was a boy going TO school in New Lon
don, N. H. My roommate at the academy
was from Connecticut, and another Ooy
from the same place came TO see him
one evening, and the two talked over the
news from home. listened and learned
that Coils Huntlgton had gone to nj
ifornia for the firm by which lie was
employed. That ne went on a salary and
commission. That it was agreed that the
firm should send nothing but first-class
goods, and no culls should be sent. nat
Coils always had been prejudiced against
an article that professed to be what 1t
was not. could not recommend anything
take to sell anything he could not recon-
mend Coils had said that a man was
cheated that bought poor axe at any
price, for. besides losing the purchase
price, he also lost time fooling with it.
/ then learned that it was a hariwar'
firm he was going for.
Next / heard Of Huntington was in San
Francisco. saw packages landed on ,he
wharf from a ship for Huntington ard
Hopkins. l inquired, and learned that tho
store was in Sacramento, on street
Shortly after this a young man and my
self took a job of moving wild oats fol
hay. Moving machines had not mad,
their appearance yet. We looked through
the San Francisco store for scythes. ant
there was not a good scythe in the store
all culls We talked it over. and l told hin
what had heard about Huntington no
dealing in anything but frst-class goods
and we concluded it was better to go Il
Sacramento than to NOV all summer Will
poor scythes. So my pard went to Sac
ramento, and soon came back with fou
scythes. He said: They have 'Oo
lot OF tools up there' Dut they cnarB
enough for them. l could nearly hav
bought out the scythe factory back hom
for the money l gave for four scythe
here
1 next began to hear about 81 X st-ee
as the Free Soil. Black Republican mead
quarters, and learned that this was 9
the hardware store Of Huntington
Hopkins. Five men were at the head G
the party, which was pretty weak tlei
The five men were Huntington and Hor
klns, two men that kept dry goot
store. by the name Of crocker, and a ma
that kept a grocery store, by the nan
Of STANFORD. These ive coming togethe
as party men. was the probable fir
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Economy is something that everybody
tries to practice, and yet just a little
oversight will sometimes rob the most
frugal and thrifty family of a years saw
ings. You want TO do as ]. P. HlcIl-
mann, Of Monticello, Ca, did. He writes:
For six years have kept Simmons
Liver Regulator in my house, and used
It in my family, and have had no need
for a doctor. l have five as healthy
children as you can find"
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AN UNwARRANTED INQUIRY.

DO you suppose that young imam can sup
port wife on his salary" asked Mabel's
father.
"That is a very unreasonable question"
81 don't see why"
Because IT can't be answered. You know
lust as well as / do that he never tried"
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w. B. johnson, Newark. o., says,
zone Minute Cugh Cure saved my only
child from dying by Group" 1t has
aved thousands Of others suffering from
Group, pneumonia, bronchitis and other
serious throat and lung troubles.
Charles Rogers.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The members Of the Pioneer and HIS
torical Society OF oregon are requested tc
attend the funeral of Captain Philip John.
son, a Pioneer, from the residence, sun,
day, June p, 1891. at o'clock p. m.
By order Of the president
r. y. CARNAHAN, Sec
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CORSETS'AND HOSIERY

Heavy bone Corscts V"''
q u corsets Observation-Disclosures. 75c each
Aud,scyerol other leading makes OF corscts
Chdens heavy ribbed seamless per pair
BOYS heavy ribbed fast black bicycle hose. '.'''.'l2a
Bows heavy iron clad ribbed fast black hose ,'l21
Ladies fast black hose seamless,
Ladies' fast black iOgauge double sole
Ladies black wool hose, '''''''''loc
Ladies' fast black extra heavy ribbed wool
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4th of JULY

Is ever dear to the heart
of every loyal American; it
reminds us OF the great
achievements of our Foreiath-
ers and that we have a heritage
worthy of the support Of
Freemen.
Old and Young, Rich
and Poor, all shouA fttingly
celebrate the day.
Let all our country cous
ins come in and help us cele-
brate in the good old fashioned
way,
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DRY GOODS

The largest and handsomes stock figured and plain imported
black dress goods in the city half the former price
complete stock plain and fancy silks and veye closed out
n q crent sacrifice
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THE CHURCHES.

Cong. egationaI church-"The Christians
Duty Toward the Sabbath, and The EVIL
Of sin" will be the themes. All are cor
daily invited to all the regular service5.
E. S. Bollinger. pastor.
At the Baptist church, the subject OF
the morning sermon will be The In
dwelling Of the Spirit" that OF the even
ing. self Destruction or Soul Suicide"
IAN other regular services as usual.
Presbyterian church-TOday marks
the first anniversary OF the present pas
ltorate. and the pastor is specially de-
sirous that all the members VINO can Will
he present. Theme OF the morning SER
mon. "A Pastors Prayer for His People.
In the evening at S. the subject will bS
What Is Thy Name?' Sunday schoo
at 12i5. Y. P. S. c. f. at Z. Prayer meet
Ing Wednesday at s. All are most cor
NJ f. church-Both morning and even
ling services will be given to the children
lin the morning the sermon will he Up
Ipropriate to the theme at the close. Tn
baptism of children will be attended to
In the evening the service will he Il
charge Of the Epworth League. An inter
estlng program will be presented Al
other services as usual.