davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-02-16
B. & o. S-W. RY
TIME TABLE.

Trains leave Marietta as follows
For Cincinnati, 6:45 "a IN 1920 m, ell 1856 pm
For ST. Louis, 5:45. 20 a IN; tl1:85 D m.
For Louisville. 5:45 a m, 1920 m, II 1856 o m.
For ParkersburR. 1920 o m, t5:46 q IN, - 5b
p IN. 80 p M *l1:Y5 m.
T. or Belpre, 6:45, 0:Io a m, 1850, 4:55, 1870 p m
1l:3h pm.
For Chillicothe, 1920 a m, .l1:s5 p IN. t5:45
N, tl.50 p m.
For New York, si:55 p m, sll:85 pm.
tDaily. tIGxcept Sunday
For detail Information regarding rates
ETC., address
g. N. PAYNE, Ticket Agent, B. & o. s. W
Ry, Marietta, o., or
g. b. WARFEI, Assistant General Passenger
Agent. Cincinnati Ohio.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-02-16

rCHAS. s. HART, ID. D., once and resi-.
dence No. So6 Putnam street. Telephone 900.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10
~OdpOwiedzi ~redakcji.

- Zwiazkowiec W Cleveland. -
Takich korespondencyj ME umiesz.
cz'my bezimiennie.
- Oh. S. Modrzewski W St. Paul
Umiescimy W przysziym numerze.
- OBJ. T. Kaczor " Shwannee
o. T. - Korespondencja nadesians
przez pana jest poprostu ogioszenien
novel kolonji. Dlatego ME umiesci
lismy jei.
- Oh. J. p. Ejdymt W Perth Am
boy. Umiescimy W p~rzysziym nu
merze.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10

Anna Gorcsisos, 20 me4u Jes.i.
nowsks, poszukuje swego 's.wsgra
Wojoiecha Zsjdla, Batobs.ik cd
Krosns. 8 lat temu pr.ybyi do
New Yorku j missIkai pod No. 81
Stanton al. Ktoby o MIN wisd.ial
lob on sam MECH ds xna6 o sobie do:
Annd J~eszinoscska
300 Orleans st., Detroit, Mob,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10
Ciekawy process.

Pstersburski dsisunik r,Swiet",
snsny g wrogisgo usposobienis dls
polsk6w ! WARY kasoliokiej, doni6s'
niedswno o ptsjoyoh podsismisoh"
kowiehskisgo kosoio's Swietego Krsy
-, snsjdujscyoh sie tam narssdsiaoh
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10
POsZukiwauia.

Possukuje ku.yn6w moich Ksje
tsna ! Klemsnsa brsci Nied,ihskieb,
dswnieJ samiesrksiyeh " Homestead
Pa.
Jan Iwassewski, 6I7 s. Lincoln e.,
Bay City, Mich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10
Tenor MierZwihski = pOr-
tyerem w hOtelu.

ma zachwycaf wszystkie stolice
swiata swym pieknym gfosem,
ktory garsciami braf zfoto "a
swe wystepy, u kt6rego stop
.piekna pofowa ludzkosci, danny
wszystkich dworow sypafy
kwiaty i oklaski - obecnie, jak
donosi jedna z gazet Nowego
YOrku, straciwszy wszystko,
przyjai miejsce odzwiernego w
arystokratycznym hotelu dan
gletterre w Cannes, mad morzem
|Srodziemnem.
Wfadysiaw Mierzwinski, O.
kazafy nadzwyczaj mezczyzna o
mezkiem obliczu, krotko przy-
strzyzonej brodzie i ognistych
oczach byf swojego czasu mai
sfawniejszym tenorem i najle-
piej pfatnym spiewakiem.
w Berlinie, gdzie najpierw
wystepowaf we wielkiej operze,
nastepnie we Wiedniu i W in
nych stolicach Europy spiewai
Mierzwihski W operach: Will
helm Tell, ,,Trubadur", HUI
|gonoci", Robert Djabef'' i Ky
|dowka'. Jego postawa i pre-
|pyszny gfos czynify go w tych
|rolach niepor6wnanym tez pfa-
como "a jego wystepy ma wage
zfoto.
Obecnie jest ten, kiedys wsze-
die wywyzszany i pozadany
artysta portyerem hotelowym;
ten, ktoremu SWAT hofdowaf i
setki tysiecy do kieszeni wpfy-
wafo, zmuszony jest utrzymy-
wac sic z dobrowolnych datk6w
cd przybywajacych tam gosci.
w Wiedniu. gdzie MierzwiG-
ski najpierw zabfysnaf jake jas
no swiecaca gwiazda, miaf take
znakomite artystyczne stosunki.
Wkr6tce jego rzadki i przecud-
ny gfos, kt6rym go natura tax
homie obdarzyfa, pod wpfywem
lekcyj sfynnej Pauliny Lucca,
nabraf cudnej artystycznej for
my.
Wfadysfaw MierzwiGski padl
ofiara cry. Ten, kt6ry nagle
re wszech stron zasypywany
bywaf masami zfota, myslaf, re
nigdy odpfyw ME n~astapi =
przestaf zdawac sobie sprawe 2
wartosci pieniedzy, kt6re w tax
bardzo fatwy spos0b zarabiaf.
Namietnosc, kt6ra kazdego
artyste dla swej sztuki ozywiat
powinna, znikfa w namietnosci
do CRY. Stawiaf tysiace, a cze.
sto w zaslepieniu w ciagu led.
nej nocy tracif lyle, lie w ciagu
jednego miesiaca spiewajac
m6gf zarObic.
~Spiewajac zbieraf w ciagu
jednego miesiaca taxi majatek.
re z procent6w cd tegoz jedna
familia dobrze utrzymywac by
sic mogia.
Pomiedzy innemi opowiadaja
re jednej nocy stracif 0,OO(
marek, honorarium "a wystepy
kt6re W dzieh p6zniej pc te
nieszczesliwej nocy miaf rozpo,
czac. Pc upfywie pewnego CA.
su PREY takiem zyciu, artysts
poczaf chorowac ma nerwy, sta
jego gfosu upadfa. l cd tel DO.
Try przestaf bye przez cafy
SWAT poszukiwanym tenorem
i w kohcu byf zmuszony wyste.
powac ma scenach prowincyo.
nalnych, "a honoraryum, jake
dawniej byfoby ublizajacem ola
niego. Jednakowoz pfacono mt
lyle, re spokojnie m6gf Eye.
Lecz ten ME m6gf sic zado.
wolnic, graf dalei i tracif dalei
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10

ARCHITEKCI.
F1isikososki, I. s., w. Divisi,s
ut. Chicago, Ill.
BIeznicki, j., budownicxy, I too.
traktor, oss Holt Ave-, Chicago,
T
Bardohsh, Wiksor, 68S NobIs n
r6g Bradley, Chicago.
Butkiesoicz, Rasimisrs, SCI Nh.
waukee ave. r6g Will 81. Chisses.
8urda, Wsad., Noble st., ~
Blsokhawk, Chicago.
RWze,oski, 8. J., 1885 W. l3.A
st., bisko California ave. Chissse,
Nosoak, Jan, 724 w. 18th II.
reg Paulina st. ChioagoJ
Lenard, Robert, 84l8 Supsds,
Az. South Chicago, Ill.,
AGENCI ,,REAL ESTATE.
Stan, TeotfI, $50 Milwaukee Avs,
Chicago, Ill.
TOWARY BAAWATNE.
Ssumihsh, John o., 6e4 NsSh
st., Chicago, Ill.
DOKTORZY.
A'4Ieaoski. ". A., TIA w. IL n
takHe " apiece Butkievicxa, 81.
cago,
Sienninosoics, DR.. ". J., SO Nh
waul ee ave. Chicago.
Zi6sko.oski, N. d., 6s8 Noble n.
1874 Milwaukee ave. Chicago,
DENTYSCI.
Chrsanososki, J. Il. Dr., 72l Nh.
waukes ave. Chicago.
FABRYKI CIGAR.
Mecsarski, J6sT, % Homer
Chicago, Ill.
FABRYKA ZLOTYCH ODZNA
kOW l AEDALI PAMIAT.
Stachoaoski K, SIS Noble uI.sa
Chicago. Illinois.
~FOTOGRAFJE.
NikIas { Pa,oSosssA, 6S0 Miivsu.
kee av. e block cd al. NobI.l,
Chicago.
SHADY ERBAT KAWY.
A1ass, J6zt, sol Noble 81. 0L.
oago.
kSIAZKI / ARTYKUEY RI.
LIGIJNE.
Feliks Augustynosoics, .eOS Nsbls
Ut. Chicago.
I~NTROLIGATORZY.
Aetsger, @. r., 467 w. Huron
St., Chicago.
P~iqtkiesoicz, J6z9, Budownissys
Konsraktor, 674 Noble ul, Ohiss
60.
MEBLE 1 PIECE.
NosoGczesoski, W3ad., 88S -0o
Milwaukee av. Chicago.
Sto6iecki, Roman, l8V Milwaukee
Chicago, Ill.
MALARZE.
SchIie6en, p. o3g Holt syssu,
Chicago.
PRACOWNIE sts.
W. SSomihska. Slawna praoov.
mia Chorsgwi, Sstsndar6w, Ssas
Odsnak, Beref marssalkowskish,
$40 Milwaukee ave-, Chicago, III,
PIEKARNIE.
Wleklihski, Walsnsy, eos Disb.
on Ut. Chicago, Illinois.
PasoeSkiesoics, u, CSC - 6ss n.
Ashland ave. Chicago.
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.
Milesocsyk, r. L, STA Noble D.
Chicago, Illinois.
SKkADY OBUWIA.
Stspthski, ". I Kasprsyk, -.
o48 Noble st., Chicago.
RES SALONY.
Dziscsoskissoics, A., 492 NsbIs %,
Chicago.
Makososki, r., r6g Noble | Emms
st. Chicago, Ills.
wEGLE I DRZEwO.
Borsyhsko d Co, r6g W. Men
Av. Coventry st. Chicago.
wYROBY KUSNIERSKIE.
Bobososki Ssonissoao, Wybory ks.
tnierskie . dsikiob ! owosych sk6.
rex. Gostyh. Downsrs Grovs...III.
5PRZEDAz KART OKRITO,
WYCH.
Majesoski, adam, Wysytks 1 W..
MANA Pieniedsy, Oh Milvsukss
ave. Chicago.
ZAKkADY
Seidzer H., polski ~blsehars, Sol
Noble st., Chicago.
| ZxOTNIK 4 ~ZEGlRWIaTRZ
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10
Nasz Przewodnik.
ADwOKACI.

ADWOKACI.
Donkososki, I. r, offs: "a La sslIs
81. Missskanie: $50 W. l7Sh a,
Chicago.
Sm1lsk, J. r., offs: % Mstrspsli.
tar 81. Missskanis: Sos Nsbls c.,
Chicago.
9eeting d Nosoak, LIZ CLARK q
Room 40, Chicago.
Csdrnecki d RoraIeski, Suite u,
l2b La Sale Of. 4 57l Dioksso
Ut.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10

W.
slownem brsmieniu:
nKowno, % wrzssnia. Spelniajsc
.yosenis redskcji, prsybyiem tutaj
1, ma pOdstawis najwiarogcdniej
ssycb, z~r6diowych ibformsoyj, mogs
oPowied'ie6 istotns trssc glosnsj
dis sprawy o rinkwisycyjne prakty
HI" ks. Bielskiswioss.
Nsprzod stwierdric music fakt, Re
ks. Bislskisw ioz pozostsjs " wissie.
niu. Pocsstkowo sad okregowy to
tejssy sgOdsii sic wypusOic go ora
sowo ma wolnoSc Ia odpowiednis
ksucjs, ale Isba ssdowa wilshsks, do
ktorej odwo,ai sic prok orator, sksso-
wsis rorporrsdzsnis ssdu, ME sga
dsajsc sic, ably Ks. B. odpowisdsi |.
wolnsj ssopy. sledzswo pierwiast-
kowe rossaio jus pr.er sedsisgo
slsdcsego ukohcsone.
PrEeohodse do osobisteso i samsgo
ks. Bislskiewioss. Byi to fsnstyk,
oddsny swsmu p~owoisniu ! poswie-
csjscy oaiy sw6j osas, wssystkie
swoje silly, wslos 3 morslns sgnili
sns, kt6rs " oststnich osasaoh nile
swykle, jsk ns nssre stosunki, ~
cse's sic szsrryc " Kownie. Miody.
miserny, skiOnny do suohot, o wy
glsdrie nsdzwyossj nissmiaiym j
oisposornym, mi.s " sobis jskss ME
swykis, ukryts energje, ktora Wy
wisrai TAXI wptyw ma swoje grressne
owieoski, ae to 20, lsksJsc sic, s,u'
chasy ! spsioissy dobrowoloie maj.
cieasss pokuty. Nsjossrrsj maj
snergicshisj wystepowsa prssoiw
m~aasshstwom nisSlubnym, prostytu-
oil ! pijshstwu. Chodsil do misss
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10

300 Orleans st., Detroit, Mob,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-10

listopsds, godr. 4 pc poiudniu, y
lokalu zwykiych osiedseh, pod no
1908 Sycamore al, ns ktorsm obso
noso wsrystkioh osionk6w jest ko.
nieornis potrzebns, gdyt jezeli kto.
ny Z csionkow ME zspfsci swej sale
giosci albo nslsaoosoi, bedris sus
pendowanym. - Ig. J. Ksndsiora
sekr.
Or. 242 70 Buffalo.
Niniejsrem sawiadamism ollop
k6w Tow. Misjonsrsy Sksrbu Rap.
perswy lskiego, IL posiedsenis mic.
sieosns odbedris sic dnis IA b. m
o godz. 8 wiecsorem " hall zwyk.
iyob posiedrsf, ma ktore kstdy csio
mex obowisrany jest sic stswic. Me.
obecnosc orionkow podpsds ksrse
podiug kopssytuoji. Kurrynski, sekr
Or. 400 70 Jersey CITY, ~. j.
Zs~wiadsmism ofionk6w Tow. M
b. Crestochowskiej, gr. 400 Jsr.
ssy City, N. j., 70 miesiecsns posie
dssnis przypsds " sobote DIN. IL lis
topsds o gods. u wiscsorem " bali
posied.eh. Zsrasem prsypominsm
o1sonkom Tow. o zspadisj uohwals
ma ostasniem posiedssniu " m. pat
dsierniku ! do nisj nsleay sic sssso.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
Der mubribsr grefe balb unb bot6 fin un>

Der Mubriber pre7e balb unb baI6 fin un>
tpabr ertldrt.
Die acknowledgement pel9e ii4 ii6er Die
t~raurige Gage beS 2anbes unb iiber 0en Manz
gel an Spmpatbie bon Seiten Der 8eb0lfes
rrng in GuBerit geOriidter 9timmung befi1z
bet, bate bor oieraebn Sagen ben @nti9luB
gsfaBt, Die GegentI9aft gu @unIten Der Sn=
fantin Sia6e[la, Der S4tpsiter bes DeritOrbsz
men &DniQs 4lfonio XII, nteber5uls5en.
0ieTe Prin3efiin, pelft nit 2eib un6
Seele @panierin 1T, erfreut ft4 i'm gan3en
a0nisreide elmer groBen geliebt1eit, unb bic
&0ni9tnzR egentin gGaubte, DAB, tpenn lie berz
ielben bic &egenti4aft abtreten purbs, ie
baburb benz tleinen &0nige bic Spmpat6ie
ibrer @egner autpenb:n f0nnte.
Sic mar Ipgar enti4Iofien, na4 I6rer @bs
b~antung Spanien nit ibren beiosn 3D3tern
cine s3eit lang gu berla1en, uno 9Gtt! ben
premier gasaIta gu ii4 berufen, UNI i9m ben
Plan por5ulegen.
Sc tpurbe Elm Mtniiterratb a6gehaGten,
%tporauf fdmmtli9e Mitglieber bes cabinets
bic &DniginzHegentin eriu9ten, DOR Der
6anb ben glan falen 81 laien. Sic Idgten
ibr, baB cine Nbbantung unter ben iebigen
nmItdnb,n tpie cine 5Gudt ausIeben uno i'm
ean5en 2unbe fuIf4 g~eOeutet iperDen tpiirOe.
premier Sogaita er6ielt i3liebli9 fol-
genbe Nntport BON Der 8OniginzGegentia:
Sd gsbe gu, baB Sic &e9t BADEN; i3 pid
iebo9 meinsn plan ni9t DO0it6nbi5 fallen
~laffen, dber i'm einttpsilen nod ni4t aus
fiibren."
Cine MbreHe bon benz einfluBrei6en Ge@
neralrutb bon g~atalonisn, mel9er Die 9anz
beGsintereTen BON gang Spunien ~pertritt, an
bic Gegterung, NORM 5rieoen OerIauqt trirO,
bot in Mabrib einsn tiefsn Ginbrud gema4!,
Defenders bur9 bic prattif4e anb logii8s
8egriinbung, nit pel9er Der Rat4 Die Sim
iteGung Der SsinbieIigteiten %befirpOrtst.
Sn Der 4brefe beiBt es, baB obglei4 Der
Ratb Qmerita's ~6unblungspeiIe fir our4z
aus ungere9tfert;gt bdIt, Spunien fss9al6
ni6t bere9tigt lit, einen unglei9ea Sampf
fort3uIeBen, tpeI9er nltr Elm iiberpIltigenoes
@erberten CUR SoIge BADEN fann. Die
QbrefTe fdtieBt nit Der Nu~ffOrberuag, iOFort
Srieben gu f4lieBen.
Die 8anf BON Spanien bat ii9 bereit err
fldrt, benz @9aBe 28,OOO,OOO 8eIstas fir
&rie9s5weda CUR 9erfiigung gu telem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
Dtr 0eCn1nft#IuuE.

81. 8. Dun &c gO's. @09entli9e l1ebers
iidt iiber bic @ef9dftslage 1agt Sol4
genbes: Die Nnnabme Der Straightforward
laqe, bas Qnsrbieten bon 8onbs unb Der I3uz
Iammenbru9 Der 2eiter'f9en @eisenz
S9pdn5e buben bic @o9e gu elmer 3ienlz
It9 oufregenDen gemadt. SroB siniger
puntte, bic ni9t gu re9tfertigen IinD, tpurDe
bic @teuerDOrlass 9utgebeiBsn als Die pahrz
f4einli3 bette, peI4e in bieiem Sabre erlaugt
perOen tOnnte. Sbr auf Die 8onbs bc3iigz
Ii9er &6I9nitt bat bereits &ner6ietunqerl
BON msbr als breimul ben sepiinT9ter 8ez
trag CUR Solge gehabt unb pabri9einIi9
trirb itb Oieie NnIeibe uIs bic .rfOIgret9Ie
erpeiien, Die iemals bic Der. Staaten unisrz
a~ubringen periuht buben. Gin sroBer @icg
i'm Selbe f0nnte taum BON gr0bercr @i9tigs
felt Teiu, Defenders in feinem giniGuHe auf
bas 4uslanb.
Ni9t peniger be5ei9nenb mar her l1ebera
GSDrtissaHg Gui ber g. GtitA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22
Die GrfoIee DER Wode.

Ser Iebtp04entli3e SeIbaug i'm 6itGi@en
Cuba bat uls 9feiultat bic :botid4li9e Ser
ni9tnng Der duBeren 8efeitigungsperte ppu
Santiago be Cuba, aGs @orbereitungs=
MaBreseI fir Die 2anbung Der Sruppen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-22

Ser prdiOent i4idte am 5reitag folgenba
.@rnennungen an ben Senat:
= 8rigaoe@@ eneral, 9snrp .. 8uDnton bonn
Oiltrict Columbia.
9ilfszS NIT Maiprss
rang, CHARLES 8. Mius BON Seras.
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1896-1898, 1898-02-16
Black Minorca Fowls.

This breed is not as we'll known
among the farmers as it should be.
They are an ideal egg machine and are
large enough to pay to raise as a meat
breed. They are away ahead of the Leg
horns in size, and believe will lay as
many eggs in year, and the egg is a
great deal larger. Our storekeeper says
the largest eggs he gets come from a
person who has Minorca hens. They are
pure white, and if kept clean are most
handsome eggs. Any one living near a
oity who had Minorcas and would look
up private customers and always take
them clean fresh eggs could easily build
up trade for all he could produce at
quite an advance over storekeepers'
prices There are always plenty who
are willing to pay good price for
an article that they can depend ON, and
IL pays to cater to their wants.-Breed.
ara Gazette
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1896-1898, 1898-02-16
Badly Injured.

Manning Austin, one of the head rail-
way mail clerks betw cen Atlanta and
Charlotte and one Of the best men in
the service, received a very painful and
serious injury yesterday while on his
run from Charlotte to this city.
He was on the vsstibuls and while
tho train was running at high rate OF
speed over an uneven section of tho
road Mr.. Austin attempted to carry q
very heavy bag Of mail, and as the train
passed over sharp curve the lurch of
the car threw Mr.. Austin and the wrench
sustained in falling severely injured his
spine.
Mr.. Austin was unable to walk after
the fall, and when the vsstibuls ar
rived hero at 4 O'Clock he was carried
to his home In a serious II not critical
condition.
Mr.. Austin Is y young married man
and one OF the most efficient men in tho
railway mail service. A few years ago
he won tho Wsnamaker medal for tho
best examination in tho division.-
Atlanta Journal 18th instant.
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1896-1898, 1898-02-16
Special Legislation.

When one considers tho work of the
Legislature, 1t is evident that there is
too much special legislation. In the
dispensary bills offered several coun lies
ask to be excepted from certain pro-
visions. The same law a. to the sale
OF alcoholic drinks should prevail in all
the counties. II wonld be q source Of
constant dissatisfsction If one county
should have high license, another the
dispeDsary and third prohibition.
There are very few cases in which spe-
cial legislation should prevail. What
Ia true Of the State Is true Of the Fed
sral Government. Senator Tiliman
pushed his special dispenssry bill
through tho Senate which would have
given this State certain privileges not
possessed by others. The committs
did right to report unfavorably on this
measure. Laws should bear equal y
on all counties in State and all States
In the Union.
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1896-1898, 1898-02-16
The Prosperity Wave In New England

There was q representative meeting
Of nifty flSs Textile Unions of New Eu-
gland in Boston last Sunday. President
6ompers had recommended the different
labor Unions to unite on sons settled
policy regarding the mill situation In
Now England. It will be remembered
that many of the mills made 10-psr
cent. cut In wages the middle Of jan
uary and there was quiet strike on
the part Of tho operatives Of many
mills. They have been out since tha.
date. The meeting was in session four
hours. Its primary object was to devis-
some method Of rendering necessary
assistance to the New Bedford strikers
II was believed that IL these strikers
.cosld hoid.opt fnnr weeks longer with:
little help that other operatives would
fall In line and the mill msu would
be forced to make terms. The action
Of this meeting will be reported to the
various Unions for their action
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1896-1898, 1898-02-16
THE SUM.

A little dreaming by the way,
"A little toiing day by day,
A little pain, a little strife,
A little joy-and that Is life.
A short lived, feeting summers morn
Whom Happiness seems newly born.
When one days skye is blue above,
And ono birG sings-aud that is love.
little wenrying Of the years,
The tribute Of a few hot tears,
Two folded hands, the fainting breath,
And peace at last-aud that is death.
just dreaming, loving, lying, SO
The sctors In the drama 60;
A fitting picture on q wall,
Love, death, the theme! But is it all2
PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR.
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Delinquent Tax Sale.

BY virtue of a warrant Of exercution for
dsliuqusnt tsxes to ms directed nv
County Treasurer w. L. Epps, l will
sell to the highest bidder at paNiic auc,
tion before the Court House epor in
the city OF Spartsnburg, 3. ~, ~ the
first Monday IN March next, the 2ilnw
ing described property, 70 W.T.: One
cray mare pamed Cora. one nav horse
named jim, Que black COW, one FISCHER
piano nearly new, one wagon, Que
phaeton and harness, Que top ouggy
and harness. ali nv houeeho'd and
kitchen furniture ard six bureans. in
cluding five bedroom sets, to be sod as
the property Of w. 8. 'rhomason, all Of
which he's been levied upon and to be
cold as tho property Of the above named
dsfaulting taxpayer, to pay AL taxes
assessed thereon together with all cost
and penalties.
Terms OF sale, cash, purchaser to pay
'0F papers GEO. B. DEAN,
SIS. G.
Sheriff's Office.
Spartauburg County, 8. c.,
Feb. ID, 1898.
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RIGBYs
PHARnACY.
[431S Al

tonlc Medicine about the beginning
or the year is even more necessary
tnan at any Other time. The holiday
1easting has faxed the system ard
erous
every well known proprietary article
OF esta olished reputation can be found
h're at moderate prices. Aud Wa have
some special Preparations for lndiges-
tlon-Laxative Pspsin-which have
oeen compounded with regard to local
conditions, and which have proved
particularly beneficial.
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Midwinter Poultry Notes.

Kerosene roosts. upper and under side,
every week.
Do not give ice cold water to your
flock early in the morning.
Feed plenty Of whole corn at night
when the weather is extremely cold.
Hens should now be laying we'll, and
eggs command high price, Keep your
layers busy. An idle hen is a poor egg
producer.
Feed plenty Of green food and keep
the she'll box filled. Meat three times q
week will help to stimulate your hens
to better egg records
This is a good time to replace the old,
wornout and filthy litter with clean,
fresh straw. Wait for mild, pleasant,
sunny day, and then have thorough
airing and houseoleaning.
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THE CACkllNG HEN.
Quite ~ Much Truth ~ Poetry In xhis
Little Lay.

Littie Lay.
We have read Of Maud on a summer
day who raked, barefooted, the new
mown hay; we have read of the maid
In the early morn who milked the COW
with the crumpled horn, and we've
read the lays that the poets sing of the
rustling corn and the flowers of spring,
but OF all the lays of tongue or pen
there's naught like the lays Of the Iowa
hen. Long, long before Maud raked her
nay the Iowa hen hai begun to lay, and
ere the milkmaid stirs peg the hen is
up and has dropped her egg. The corn
must rustic and flowers must spring if
they hold their own with the barnyard
ring. If Maud is needing a hat and
gown, she doesn't hustle her hay to
town; she goes to the store and obtains
her suit with basketful of fresh hen
fruit. If the milkmaid's beau makes q
Sunday call, she doesn't feed him on
milk at all, but works up eggs in Gus.
tard pie and stuffs him full OF chicken
Try, and when the old man wants horn
does he take the druggist load of
corn? Not much. He simply robs q nest
and to town he goes-you know the
rest. He fingers there and he talks per-
chance OF true reform and correct
finance, while his poor wife stays at
home and scowls, but is saved from
want by those selfsame fowls, for while
the husband fingers there she watches
the cackling hen with care and gathers
eggs, and eggs she'll hide till she gets
enough to stem the tide. Then hail, all
hail, to the Iowa hen, the greatest bless
ing Of all to men. Throw up your hats
and make Rome howl for the persevcr-
ing barnyard fowll Corn may be king.
but tits plainly seen that the Iowa hon
is the Iowa queen.-Cincinnati Trib-
une-Journal.
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Atlanta, Ga, Fed. 10.-Judge Now
man, Of tho United States court to-day
granted = temporary injunction against
J. G. Mayfied, to prevent him from sell
ling cotton seed under the firm name Of
the jackson African Limbless> Cotton
company. The Jackson limblsss firm
brought the case into the courts. The
firm alleges that Aayfield has been do
ing q big business under their naRe.
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Cats In tho Poultry Yard.

A we'll known Massachusetts poul.
try breeder says for more than ten years
he has had from four to six cats about
his poultry yards, and having been
brought up among chickens they never
trouble them, but are of great service
in killing or driving away the rats and
mice that would do much damage in
stealing the grain, as we'll as stealing
the chickens themselves if they had q
0hance
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DATILLO II. MCGOWAN,
i ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
once upstairs Calvert & Law building.

NR. w. w. RIGBY,
Offers hts special services to the citizens
- or Spartanburg and vicinity. Once in the
drug store OF Calve & Rigby, formerly Tiil z
Dawkins Residence on Fairview Avenue
near Converse College. tB-Onlce Phone lI9.
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DRINKING FOUNTAIN.

Convenient Device Invented by . Vermont
Farmer.
Not every farmer is supplied with run
ming streams where the poultry can get
good water when they want it, especially
the young chickens. turkeys and gos-
lings. I bought several three gallon
galvanized pals for II cents each and
some small pans for 10 cents, writes q
Vermonter to The Orange Judd Farmer
A small hole was made in the bottom
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Washington. Feb. 14.-The DsLoms
incident 10 still unsettled. The cipher
dispatch received from Minister Wot d
ford was not entirely satisfactory. 1t
was taken to the president by Assistant
Secretary Day, and af sr q short con-
ference between them Mr.. Day sent
another cablssram to Minister Wood
ford