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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29
PERSONALS,

Mrs. ~. y. humphreys anu son ate
visiting relatives in st. Louis.
Miss Elizabeth Moreland is visiting
relatives in Waynesboro.
Mr.. John Bratton is visiting his
father in Bath county.
Miss Josie Mcleod, OF Coli rstU gn,
is the guest of Mis-, Bessie Adar.
Miss Ivy Ruley is visiting Mrs. L. 5.
Lackie at Bolivar Mills.
Mrs. j. W. Gilmore aud s J.e, are
the guests of Mrs. j. 7. Nc rum.
Mr.. John L. Henders was in
Staunton Monday.
Miss Bessie Boley is visi ing friends
in Baltimore, Washington and Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. w. F. Pierson and Miss Laura
Pierson, are en- visit TO Newport
News.
Mr.. CHARLES Fuller, of Birminb ham,
Ala, is visiting his mother, NJ s. s. B.
Fulles of this place.
Mrs. j. X Edm ndson anl Mrs.
Paul Penick have returned from the
Cold Sulphur Springs.
Major David d. Price returned to
Richmond Monday at er spen1ing
several da with his family here
Mrs. S. F. Carson. of Spottswood,
Augusta county, was the guest of Mrs.
J. W. McClung on Monday.
Mr.. Andrew Wallace, OF Mecklen-
burg county, is visiting relatives in this
county,
Rev. Charles Boppell and bride have
returned from their bridal tour and are
the guest, of Mayor T. E. McCoikle.
Highland Recorder; Miss Ka'e
Gibson who taught school in Rock.
bridge the past winter has returned
home.
We are glad to learn that there is a
decided improvement in the condition
Of Mrs. G. j. Harris. Hopes are now
for her ultimate recovery.
Mrs. Mary W. Houston and son
Sandy, have returned from Fredericks-
burg, where the latter attended school.
They are the guests Of Mre. M, w.
Pratt.
Mr.. Paul Montgomery, OF Missouri
regiment U. s. volunteers, now station
ed at Camp Alger, is visiting his father,
Mr.. ]. Robt. Mon gomery, Ct Colliera-
town.
Governor ]. Hoge Tyler while in
Lexington last week attending the
Institute commencement was eivsn a
sitting by Nr. NJ. Miley for life-size
picture.
Rev. DR.. ]. A. Quar,es occupied the
pulpit of the Baptist church Sunday
in the absence of the past,r,
Rev. II. A. johnson. There was no
preaching at night.
DR.. G. r. Buiks and W fe, of Sher-
wood, left Monday for Jacksonville,
Fla, 10 visit their son. Harry, who
as member of Roanoke
O company and now stationed at Camp
Cuba Libre.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29
BATHS BUDGET.

Ro ckbridge Baths, Monday June ~.
1898.-This locality was visited on
Saturday afternoon by wind storm
that amounted to a real ia ado. All
that kept us from hav ng first clSss
cyclone was the int r.et IKE Of the
hills and mountains tlose by. The
most serie us result is that our newly
shocked wheat is scattered fore and aft,
and to-day must be spent in reshock-
ing. Fortunately but little rain accom-
panic the wind.
TIE most of last week being so very
favorable for harvest work it is safe to
say that there never was so much
wheat cut in our county in the same
length of time. In this locality we are
about through.
=; = Yesterday was sacremental occa'
sion at the Methodist church here. The
first quarterly meeting under the juris-
diction of the recently appointed Pre-
siding Elder, Rev. DR.. Armstrong, was
held on Saturday after a good sermon
to much interested but lamentably
small congregation. A good turnout
on Sunday. Sermon practical and full
of Gospel instruction. Such impress
sive services should be followed by
much good results.
Yesterday was Chi dren's Day at the
Presbyterian church. After the carry
ing out Of the program by the school,
Professor Currell, of W. & L. Univer.
sity, entertained the school for about
half an hour with an address such as
he is well fitted 10 deliver. He spoke
expressly to the children but gave per-
mission to adults TO hear, On The tI-
press condition Of good behavior dur
ing the delivery.
Mrs. Morrison who has been much
Athlete d of late with sciatica is very
much better, with good prospect for
being well soon.
Mrs. ". NJ. Hutcht son has been for
several weeks very sorely afflicted with
infammatoiy rheumatism but is now
improving and we hope will soon be
out again.
I am sorry to report the serious ILL
ness Of Mr.. William Horn who lives
short distance from the Baths, on Hays
Greek.
The report Ct the burning of MIR.
Sterrett's barn as given in your issue OF
last week was incorrect as to the own
ersLip of the two horses billed. They
belonged to Mr.. Thomas Sensabaugh.
Quite a remarkable instance Of escape
when but two were killed OF the ten
in the same shed. One mother killed
while her sucking by her side was
unhurt. Still more remarkable that
nine men in the barn should all escape
with but slight Injury to few Of
them. What solemn warning, and
how important the lesson that they
should all learn from it.
Now that the Democrats of this
Con gressional District have q Quarrel
(Quarles) on hand, let us all show our
pluck by united fight that will lead
to complete victory. s.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29

Communion services were held at
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
morning. DR.. Whaling delivered an
able and truly gospel sermon from the
text, 'Love one another In bis dis
course the Doctor spoke in feeling
manner OF his passionate. it being the
CLOSE OF his second year
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29
YOST A CANDIDATE.

Hon. Jacob Yost has concluded to
enter the race as candidate for the
Republican nomination for Congress
in this district. He so informeda gen
tleman from this place in Staunton on
Monday who asked him if he would be
candidate and he replied that he would.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29
TAKE CARE OF YOUR EYES.

DIR. Simon, Of Roanokr, will be at
the Lexington Hotel. July 4th. Count
Day. Remember you can have your
eyes examined free Of cost and il ~u
do not need spectscles the DR.. will
tell you so, and Whit is the Ii after
with your eyes. Call and see him
Court Day at the Lexington Hotel.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29


Gln gov at O. ~ ppcrIurity. They
ad much say about Mr.. Glas2ow's
C ty 1 ing to give it, usual Demo-
cIatic woe wien Mr.. Flood was o CT
dIdate two years ago. Mr.. homas
VII tehead, Jr., "roasted' the Demo-
Gratis Of the western part OF the di.tric .
He charged them with tclng satisfied
with nothing less than naming the
nominee, and said when they could not
control the Democratic convention, O
Republican congressman was always
elected.
The Glasg owsand the Quarles Ord
tors were more temperate in their
Ian guage. They urged the nomination
of these gentlemen because of their
Democracy, ability and high character
Something was said about each of these
gentlemen being Christian.
The argument used in Mr.. Floods
behalf were that he was young man
of ability, made good fight two years
ago, was defeated by small majority.
and should be given another chance.
Mr.. Floods friends were unfortunate
in appealing too strongly TO the preju-
dice of the delegates. They showed
plainly tina. they had knife up their
sleeves for Mr.. Glasgow.
Mr. Petit was held up as man Of
ability, and gentleman Of unimpeach-
able character.
Mr.. HUBARD's MISTAKE.
Mr. Edmund W. Hubbard, who sec
onded Mr.. Floods nomination, pitched
into the gold Democrats and raised
much excitement by attacking the re-
cord OF Mr.. William A. Anderson, one
of Mr.. Glasgow's leaders. He charged
Mr.. Anderson with sulkiDg in his tent
two years ago.
The Rockbridge gentlemen was
called for and was received with rous-
ing cheers as he appeared upon the
stage. In almost thunderous tones he,
as courteously as possible, told Mr..
Hubbard that the statement just made
had no foundation whatever. He s:a-
ted that he went to the Staunton Con-
vention as an advocate Of the platform
upon which the whole party could
stand, but failing to get what he want
ed hs supported Bryan and Flood and
made speeches for them.
Mr.. Hubbard bowed gracefully and
said he would accept any statement
made by Colonel Anderson as true.
1t was thought the incident had ended
but Mr.. HUBBARD fred another shot at
Colonel Anderson. He said he had
heard that the Colonel in 1898 refused
to attend meeting CT the district
committee, when called upon.
Colonel Anderson was warming up
considerably but did not lose his tenn
per. He said this statement had no
Foundation, and Mr.. Hubbard withdrew
it.
THE BALLOTINa,
The vote until the seventh ballot,
stood thus,-Quarles, 3S; Petit, 8;
Glasgow, 81; and Flood 81. At four
o'clock in the morning Flood was
dropped and his vote went to Quarles,
and the vote was as follows-Quarles,
sc 2-5; Petit, 0; and Glasgow "a. A
motion was made to make bis nomi-
nation unanimous, which was done.
The different candidates for the
nomination addressed the convention
in stirring speeches. and pledged their
hearty support to the nominee.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29
ROCKBRIDGE RECRUITS.

Among the recruits for Co. K,second
Regiment of Virginia Volunteers who
left Staunton, J une 22nd, we notice the
names Of Charles P. Lackey, Of Timber
Ridge, and Floyd 9. Hart, of Flumen.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29

During the absence of Rev. DR..
Whaling his pulpit will be filed each
Sunday morning by Rev. Charles Bop
pell, Rev. DR.. j. A. Quarles, Rev. DR..
G. B. Stricken. and Rev. 0r. J. A,
Quarles in the order named. DIR,
Whaling will be absent four Sundays.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29
DEATH OF A YOUNG LADY.

Miss Cora Wiseman died unexpected
ly Thursday, June 23rd, at the home
of her father, Jacob Wiseman, on Walk
er's Greek, near lack, aged Is years
Her remains were buried from Emman.
uel Presbyterian church Friday, SER
vices conducted by the pastor, Rev
Mr.. Carson.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29

The Sevente enth international Con-
vention, Young Peoples Societies OF
Christian Endeavor, will be held in
Nashville, Tenn, July GIL. Fifty
thousand delegates from all parts OF
the world are expected to be present,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29

The assurance from the enemy, un-
der flas of truce, Of the Merrimac
prisoners safety at Santiago comes not
a day too soon-hardly in time, indeed,
to assuage the hot anger Of our troops,
but eaTly enough to prevent reprisala
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29
NEW SWITCH BOARD.

Mr.. T. S. Burwell, manager of the
Lexington Mutual Telephone Company,
has just received beautiful cherry 20
drop switch board for the county lines,
which will be put up at once.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29

oil IL CCO
| "Up-to-Date"
| DON"T,S.
lDOn't put of buying grain bags unti
Do" you hare TO pay Is or 9Oc.,
when yoa can buy them of me
nOw ut 15c.
|DOn't defer buying yor Coffee usti'
D""o an dduance comes. AHhough
worM more you can still buy
Cofees and Teas from me as
long as The presentstock lasts al
old prices.
|DOn't pay zoe. apair for mems Ha!t
N0" Hose when yom can get good
strong pair from me at Sc.
Money refunded if not salts
factory.
IDon't pay 75c. and $500 for mems
DO" Colored Shirts, ,ohen you can
buyh them of me at 30 and 75c.
Don't forget that L hare nice stock
- VII of mems intermediate Under
,ceay; also Gduze Shirts and
Pants, Gents Ties, Collars, dc.
Don't pay$1;50aH.d$e.0 90 for apair
Ooii of ladies' high or loD cut
Shoes iohen y0u can get a nice
pair from me at SI.25.
Don,+ SEQ and wear yourself out
OoAA making Ladies' Underioear
mhen yOu can buy IL in muslin
and cambria from me at about
the price yOu mould pay some
Others for the materials.
Dor't buya Dress IN rhie goods,
DOH y rash goods, or WOrsted goods
until yOu see the uariety shO,cn
bu me. Come see Buttericks
reliable patterns, and get Sug-
gesti0ns 10 make yOur dress by.
carry more Black Dress
Goods than any t,co stores in
t0,en.
Don't pay $500 ndS4.OOto getfne-
Do" = looking Lace Curtains. Ihaue
them from 75c. q pair mp.
Also Linen Shades at 20 and so.
non't Mydny other Trunk mhen you
DoH y can get the Roller Tray from
me. No falling Of top ,chen
open; contents accessible NTH
ont lifting heapy trays.
Don't buy Straw Mattings withom
D"" seeing mine. Immense stock.
Too much in fact. Hard to
make choice among so much.
Quality good, price l0tc, and
sure TO be higher.
DOn't take our ,cord for anything.
Nv" y Come see for yourself. SAM
pies for the asking. Bring as
your prOduce--thiS to farmers
and their good ,oires and
daughters. We handle more
produce each month.
Yours truly,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29
D|SF|GURED
FOR. LIFE

Our little girls humor commenced with .
tiny sore on one nostril. but 1t kept on spread
ing till we thought she would never get It
cured. We tried everything we could gst,
but IL kept getting larger all the time, till
both nostrils, tAe upper Up, q part Of tAe lorer
lin. and up one side to the eye, trere solid sore.
We thought there was no cure, and that abe
would be disagured for lVs. Finally NO tried
CurIouRA REMEDIES. We used CUTICURA
REsoLvESr and nearly . box Of CUTrcURA
(ointment), and in short time she was en-
tirely well, with no scar or trace Of the humof.
Mrs. WIN. CHICHESTER, Plainville, cts
a,..ny Cum rrrAYrrxr ROE rorruluo, nisva.
uRiHa HunoRs, WIFE Loss or HAu. -Wesm oAlhs Sitn
CurfcuRA soar. gentle areintngs With CrzacunAs ana
mild dosss OF CuricuRA RxsoLvBur.
ssa q: vfsS sSs en-. psSS ave Ss *
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29
|ThOs. s. White
e. Son.

Choice county and fancy Western nnlst
Seed, bought before the advance and cold ct
old prices.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29
A FeaC
"Up-to-Date"
DON"T,S.

Don't put of buying grain bags until
~" you haze TO pay Is or 9Oc,
phen you can buy them of me
nOw ut 15c.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29

DOn't defer buying yor Coffee until
Nv" y an ddUance comes. although
ioOrth more you can still buy
Co6'ees and Teas from me as
long as The presentstocklas at
old prices.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29

Respectfully yows.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29

SEQ and acear yourself out
making Ladies Underpear
lchen yOu can buy it in muslin
and cambria from me at about
the price yOu Mould pay some
Others for the materials.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29

Don't pay zoe. a pair for mems Half
N0A Hose ,chen yOm can get good
strong pair from me at Sc.
Money refunded if not salts
fdctOrV.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-06-29
Don't

)on't payS1.5Oand$a.0Ot for apah
Jul Of ladies' high or low cut
Shoes When y0u can get nice
pair from me at SI.25.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-03
Dawniej a dis.

w nsssyoh ozasach okrIyknsi Hs
katysm kstds obrone jesy ka polskis'
90, kaAde usisowanie. zmisrtsjace dc
1schowanis nsrodowoSci polskisI -
,.sgitsojs wislkopolsks'', pisledwis
sdrads stsnu. Nsjbsrdsisj .as gois
va niemosyoieli, 70 g6rnoslsscy po.
lacy sskte twsrdo stojs prsy narodo.
woaoi swojej. Choieliby oni prssro
bio gornoslsskiCh polskow jak' maj
prei.ej "a jstiohs prOsak6w polskis.
20 jesyks. Ma ssczescie lud polski
ma q. Slssku posiads doic silly duobs
! dosy6 wprswy " wsloe o nsjs Wet
sss prsws. 4sby skutecsnis oprssc
sic wsselkim sakusom gsrmanisstor
skim. Nismosyoieli TO gniews. . DO.
jso sic nspadac wprost M lud, Wy.
nslezli sobie kozaa t6 ,rnsgo " .sgi
tstorsoh wielkopolskioh", kt6rsy do.
piero ludswi prsypomuisli, 70 byi,
jest 4 powioien posostsc polskim,
Dobrse sic satem staso, 20 oststnis
,Nsisssr Zeitun2', . wieo gsssts
niemiecks st wierdss oIsroo ns bis
lem, ss lud ma G6rnym SIssku ju,
pred so lsty TAX samo osut ! myilai
20 polsku, jak dsii, ohocisa w6wosss
mkt jsssore ME wyoslast ssrscbs ns
wrobls, -agitssorow wielkopolskich",
W artykols p. 3. ,Wspomnisoia . r
lS48" prsyponios IN sisssr Zsg.",
70 dnis 2 wrssSnia 1848 r. sebraic
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-03

Gle A prswvboro6w (~wslmsn6-)
wisjskioh y Rsoiborsu I uchwaliio
resoluoje " kt6rej weswano posas
Lichnowskysgo (oismos) aaeby beg
swiocznie slo4,f msndst. Prawy.
borcy raoiborsoy sarsuosli swsmo
Possowi " ten wotum nissaufanis
uiedsy innemi. 70 .godsit sic ma po-
~iekszenie armji nismisckisj i ns
(oiekor.ystny Ola ~polak6~) podsias
W. Ks. Posnahskisgo, wyrsuosjs mo
dalej. 10 gsosowai pr.eoiwko who
skowi, " ks6rym parliament frank
furoki oSwiadosai. Il roxbi6r Polski
Polski byi hsniebns nisspra~iedli
woscis 1 70 obovisskism niemieokis-
60 ludu jest pomaga6 do odbudows.
mia samodsislnej PoIski'. Take
sdania wypowisdsli jua prssd so IL
~ gosPoiarss goraoilssoy. . ME j.
cys nagisasorsy wielkopolsoy"
Ale sauohajmy. % pisss dslej
nNsiss. Ztg.": nOdbudowauie pan
silva Polskisgo wydawsio Sc tskas
ionym ~jesso.e ludziom r.eoss ro.u
misjsos sic ssmo pre-. SIZE. 1 ns
dow6d ssgo prsysao.a organ nyski
srsykui ."SohIss. Zsg." (29 marcs
1S48l. kt6ra dsisisj dmis " trsbs
H.kasysmu. Ts w~rooiawska gassts
juntrow pissia w6wosss: Nv. K.
Po.nahskis ma bye. jat movie, cd.
dane ludowi polskismu oelsm ssio.
ssnia nowego pshstwa polskiego
Cisssylioysmy sic, gdyby starry
grsech Pr.ewrotnsj polityki .os,al
teras .masany I upatrulemy " ten
ma no~o nisswycisaous psOeRe ide,".
W tym samym numerse ,,Sohlssise he
Zig" znsjduje sic nassepujsca odes
va pruskisgo laotrata /. Krotossyna
,.POlsOy! PomnijOis. to speanisnis
~as.yoh najswiess.yoh pragnish me
aecie sPodsisvs6 sic tylko cd Me.
mice. Jsaeli Wsseohmoony posts
nowif wskrzsssenis wasssj Ojo.yzny,
to ur.sosywissnisnie was.yeh nsd.iei
jest : Pomoca konstytuoyjnyOh Me
mie' ~Dtworsonych dsieki msdrosol
nassego kr6la, bliAszsm aniteli kis
dybacz'. TAX od.ywai sic do pola.
k6w lantrat pruski " roku l84S
Polacy przelswali teH krew sws a
wielkosc Niemiso I ~pr.yosynili sie
do utworIenia konssytucyjnego os
sarstwa niemieckiego. Wiarusom
Pclskim idaoym " b6j prsygry~aiy
orkisstry pruskis melodjs narodows
Polskis - . dsisisjr Navel ssosyt
nego miana polak6w pragnshby nam
odm6wic nismosyoiele.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-03

usterjalois; Stsnisl.w ssi H, jako
syohowaniso Bsrlina, oho6 polsk,
'tsnowcso twierdsii. 10 Bismsrk ME.
sylko tw6rcs nhskstysmu" nile byk.
ale ME brai nswet fadnego ~ tel
.sskcis" ud.ialu. byi jeoo sadowolo.
oy, 70 TAXA .,ssto'a" sic w~yswor.yas
= N'emcseth b.
Prssdmios tel rozmowy tax saois-
trsevif strouy, s~wisszosa bsrlihosy
ks, &c tsnss, stsjso wog6ls " obro.
ole niemo6w, pier~ssy poohwyoii IA
dosc gruby, trsymsny " reku XII !
udersyi oim tax SLIME przeoiwniks,
10 Al. 81. uPsta pokr~a -iony "a
sismie. Dsisio sic to niedalsko kc.
lei ~isdshskiej, ma .plaoyku, gd.is
msjs poss6j dor6aki.
Me PoPrsesssjso M tenn, polak
berlihski koPost leAsoego prseoiwni-
Ia obcsseu " twars,
Prssdmiot sporu Totem bayskawi.
oy dosssdl do wisdomosoi. kilku
Prreohodoi6w. kt6rsy ME omiesskah
ukarac berliho.yka IA jsgo butnosc
1 srogauoje
Sprawl oparla sic o sedsiego 20.
koju, ktory skasai S,anisiaws II. ns
'r1y tygodnis ares,ta po~liOyioeRo.
- Goscie perscy W Warsza.
vie. Daia IS. 70. Pr.ybyi do War
ssawy drogi syn srschs perskiego,
ksisas Mslik Msnsur NJ rsa i swis-
dat miasto, " towarxystwis mioissra
Mirzy Abdulrahim otaua, possa Mir.
~ Rosa chans, ksieois Szamselmolk
i adjussnta Arssaga chaoa. Nsstep.
ME gosoie psrsoy " dw6ch powo.
saoh wyjeohali ma pr.ejsAdake 20
Aleach U ,~asdowskioh 1 kasisnkaob.
wieosorem sas udali sic M prssdsts.
~isnis do oyrku Cinissslsgo. TutsJ
Prsygotowano ola ksieois lofe dwor.
ska. ~ kt6rsj Ks. Mslik Msnsur IA.
sisdi re swym orszskism I Z misjsoo-
wynn konsuiem Perskim. p. E. E
stsinem. Usbrojony " duHa lornete.
ksisas sled.ii Prsebieg pr.sdst.wie-
MIA. w sntrakcie podsno do Lofty
ch&odn,Si alodyose. Ma wc.oraJ
Probationary byf wyjssd ksisoia q.
wysoigi. Wiecsorem xas podr64n,
wscbodni misli by6 M prssdssawis.
niu nPana Twardowskisgo" testr.e
Wielkim.
- Zmarli. W Wars.awie smsr
h E nilja . II, fnan6w uprimo v ,to"
Wisuowsks, ,,ssoundo VITO" Kicih.
sks, matka. ME syjacej artystki. ts.s
row wars.avskioh. Msrji Wisnow.
skisj. pr.ety~ssy lat So.
w Troickosawsku, " Rosji sabaj-
kalskisj, smart J6..f Zenoo. R.syh-
ski, ~iasoicisl dcmu handlowepo "
K,achoie. Ueod.ony VIZ 1881 -
Kopojuie, gobernji kaliskiej, 10.
trsymaf wyksssaiosnie ~ Kaliszu 1 "
uniwsrsytscis dorpaOkim, poc.sm
miesskai W Warsrawis. dop6ki IA
uisiai ~ p%owstaniu 1888 T. NE po-
wedrowI M Svbsrje. Prowadzao
tam handel /. Cbioaui. posisdal "
Warszawie do r. 1894 sklad herbaty.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-03
Or. C.. B. ham
EsczY ~szczizN, kOB,Err 1 DzrBCl

Sefeii dok.orzy ME mogii rozpoznac fw j cno-s
!, lub ME mogi ci mic pomGdz, Ia napisz zaraz !
poktors Hama, a On CT udzieli rady darmo. Gdy >
oktor nznai ehorobe IA nieuleczalna, To pieniadS
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pisai arsykoi " numsrss lib ,.Dsisn
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csynu przestepstws S 488 q. H.,
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