davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-13

nlcn, opeJmul3cy o4U morgOW,
cd Niemca Kronholma kupil
p. Szaluski "a Gene 10000 ty-
siecy marek. Posiadiosc Szczo.
drowo, 800 morg6w, nabyl p.
Marcinkows cd Niemca Do.
minika. Kodak nasz pan Gros-
man W Inowroclawiu wykupil
z rsk niemieckich wies Witko.
wo pod Strzelnem "a Gene
100000 marek.-Nadto W Po.
znaniu kupili Poiacy cd Mem.
cow dwie wieksze realnosci
prey ul. P6iwieiskiej rycer-
skiej, wartosci kilkuset tysie.
cy M. Oby czesciej dochodzi.
ly mas tax pomyslne wiado-
mosci.
ZaTaya.-W Poniedzialek
81 I'm. zdarzyl sic smutny wy
padek. Ot6z W m}ynie pana
I hrabiego, kt6ry ma W dzierza-
vie pan Widera, wpadl przez
nieostroznosc m}ynarczyk w.
Stotko z W. Kotorza, 19 lat
LEGACY, ma ko}o, gdzie 60 tax
zwane tryby zabraiy, kt6re mu
jedna rsks obie nogi zdruz.
gota}y, 2e az wnetrznosci bylo
widac. Zawezwany Wiel. ks.
proboszcz Jankowski przybyl
z wielkim pospiechem do ME.
szczesliwego zdazyl 60 jeszcze
zaopatrzyc sw. Sakramentami.
Wkrotce potem oddal niebo.
rak Panu Bogu ducha. Zmar-
}y, jak daleko go znaja, byl
statecznym m1odzie1cem.
Wroc5aaD.- Wskutek eks.
plozyi lampy naftowej powstaf
tutaj dnia Is grudnia W kra.'
mach ma targu przedswiatecz.
nym ma rynku wielki pozar.
Ogie6 zniszczyl try .szeregi
kramow. Szkody So bardzo
znaczne, a szczegolniej dotkli-
we z tego wzgledu, il wlasci.
ciele kram6w So to po wiekszej
czssci biedacy, a ich towary
ME byly zabezpieczone. Pa
nuje wielkie oburzenie pre-.
ciwko zarzsdowi targowemu
tego powodu, re ME urzsdzi3
ma targu sta}ego posterun
ku stray pozarnej. Ola ofar
poaaru zbieraja skladki.
Bytom. --- Ia obraze Ian.
drata powiatu tarnog6rskiego,
v. Falkenhayna, stawsli pred
sadem ks. proboszcz Korpak 2
Rybny i redaktor gazety
,,Schles. Volksztg." w arty-
kule p. t. ,,Landrat i pastor,
kt6rego autorem by1 ks. Kor-
pax, miesci sic krytyka jedno.
stronnego popierania pro.
testantyzmu przez landrata.
Wedlug brzmienia artykulu W
gazecie, sad uwolnil obydw6ch
oskarzonych cd kary i why.
w liscie znajdowa} sic atoli
ustsp, kt6rego ME oddrukowa.
no, a W kt6rym autor wyrazil
sic, ze landrat i pastor z poia.
czonym fanatyzmem popieraja
wylacznie interesa protestant
ckie W powiecie przewaanie
katolickim. z powodu tego
ustepu skaza} sad, wedlug
,Katolika" ks.proboszcza Kor.
paka ma 30 mr.. kary.
Sad no Dassyatskiego. w
Krakowie powstala mysl zwo-
}ania wielkiego wiecu wybor.
COW 2 piatej kuryi, ma kt6ry
zaproszony ma bye do zlozenia
sprawozdania socyalista De.
szyhski, ably wyjadnil swoje
postepowanie, ktore przynio.
sio ha6bs polskiemu nazwisku,
jake nosi, i ma jego osobs
sciagne1o pogarde ca}ego pol.
skiego spoleczehstwa. Miedsy
tymi, kt6rzy Daszyhskiego po.
ciagns do odpowiedzialnosci j
beds sic starali, ably wr6cil "a
uczciwsza drogs, bedzie take
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-13
Telegramy KrajoWe
Hanna zWyciezyf.

Dfany SenatofeM z"l91AoWyu LII
ma przeciag siedm lat, do Mar
ca 1905 roku.
Odbylo sig tYlko jedno glo.
sowanie obydwoch izb poia'
czouych. Hanna otrzymal 73
g}osy, ma jego przeciwnika Nc
Kisson padlo 70 g}osow.
Marcus Hanna rozpoczsl
swa dzialalnoSG polityczns
pred dwoma laty oswiadcze.
MEM sic "a kandydaturs Nc
Kinley'a na godnose prezy-
denta. Przeprowadzil jsgo wy
Dor ma konwencyi republican.
skiej W st. Louis i by} nasts.
pnie przewodniczscym repu-
blikahskiego komltetu naro.
dowego. Zostal senatorem
zWiszkowym na miejsce Sher-
mana, kt6rego powofano ma u.
rad sekretarza spraw zewne.
trznych. Jego zawzistym ME-
przyjacielem jest Charles L.
Kurtz, po kt6rego stronie sta
Ia polowa prawodawc6w stanu
Ohio. Hanna odebral 1000
depesz, winszujscych mu zwy-
cisztwa.
Legislature stanu Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, u Stycz.
- w izbie poselskiej kazano
przygotowsc Wniosek Lamon'
tea, nakladajscy podatek ma
zboze W elewatorach, do trze.
ciego czytania.
100 giosami przeciW 3 przy'
jsto wniosek Nohe'go, zaleca-
jacy opodatkowanie towa-
rzystw assekuracyjnych.
Bill tyczacy sic naiozenia po.
datku ma kompanie, wytwarza'
iace gaz i elektrycznosc, czyta-
no po raz trzeci. Po zywych
debatach mad tym bilem przy-
stspiono do glosowania, kt6re-
60 rezultat by1 z CORY przewi-
dzianym. Bill - przepad1.
Przyjeto natomiast uchwa3s
senatu, wyznaczajsca S15, 900
ma opsdzenie kosztow nadzwy.
czajnej sesyi legislatury.
w senacie ME prowadzono
zadnych debst interesujacych i
uie uchwalono zadnego wnio-
sku, maiacego donioslejsze zna.
czenie.
z K0ngresu.
WASHINGTON, D. G. u Sty-
cznia. - Izba pos}6w uchwa-
Ida 81, ,741,S43 na rome wy.
datki, miedzy innemi ma dom
przytu{ku dla weteran6w W
Canville, Ill. Przeznaczono ma
ten eel $4,000.
w senacie, ma posiedzeniu
egzekutywnem, doko1czyl Da'
Wis swojej mowy o traktacie ze
rzsdem wysp Hawajskich. Po
Davisie przemawial Allen
przeciw anneksyi tychze wysp.
POWstanie Indyan.
MUsKoeEE, [. T. - Sty.
cznia. = Do powstania Semi
nolow ME przywiazuja tutaj
wielkiego znaczenla. Marsza-
lex Bennett uda sic do mich, a
poniewaz jest przez mich bar
dzo powazans osobistoscia, u
da mu sic niewatpliwie naklo-
mic wzburzonych Indyan do
rozejscia sic do dom6w.
NieszczesliWe miastO.
FORTH SMITH, Ark, 1890
Stycznia Tutejsze, niewielkie,
lecz majsce historycane znacze'
ME missto, stalo sic pastws
strasznego orkanu. Gale biloxi
ze skladan.i kupieckimi, wspa'
nia}ymi domami mieszkalny-
mi, hotelami i kosciolami sta
nowis obecnie kupy gruz6w.
Ma pieknym cmentarzu naro'
dowym powywracaf wlatr
wszvstkie drzeWa. Szkofa WV.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-13
wodu wzrost wydatk6w o 70

Wouu WZiost WJuauhoW " ~
tysiecy RS. rocznie ma utrzyma,
ME chorych, ma pokrycie zaS
tych wydatk6w ME ma fundu-
STOW. Opodatkowanie totali.
zatora W stosunku 10 proc. cd
dochodu przyniosloby okolo
100000 r., a suma. ia wystar-
czylaby ma wydatki, polaczone
z projektowanem rozszerze-
MEM szpitali warszawskich. =
Dnia 90 z. m. zasue}a W Bogu
W Janowie, W powiecie ko.
wie6skim, s. p. Ursula z Dyr.
montow hrabina Ludwikowa
Kossakowska.
Kroaiczk0 krakoaOska. -
Pomnik Matejki W kosciele
PaDny Maryi W Krakowie, o
kt6rego ods}onieciu juz dono.
sjlismy, przedstawia sic jake
piekne dzielo artystyczne. Ma
medalionie O tie zlotem jest
bronzowa plaskorzezba, pred.
stawiajsca profil mistrza. Me-
dalion otacza rama z blafego
marmuru kararyjskiego. Mad
medalionem niewielkie ito z
czerwonego marmuru ma TEN
tie trzy or}y piastowskie.
Wierzch ko6czy gyms krzy-
zem z msrmuru szarego j z}o.
ceniem, pod medalionem znaj.
duje sic tablica pieknego
marmuru> zielonego, ma tabli.
cy napis. Pomnik kofczy herb
miasta Krakowa, otoczony
plonscemi pochodniami z mar.
muru. Osadzenia dokona1 kra.
kowski kamieniarz.rzezbiar p.
Langmann. - Hr. Jozef Wo,
dzicki, pose} W Sztokholmie,
bawi W Krakowie. - w ko.
Sciele Siostr Felicyanek odbyl
sic dnia 8 Stycznia 1898 roku
Stub hr. Jana Esterhazy'eg
szambelana, rotmistrza W Z
pulku huzar6w, syna hr. Ste
fana, czlonka wegierskiej izby
magnat6w i Gizeli bar. Je.
szenak hr. Esterhazych, 2 hra.
bianka Elzbieta Tarnowska,
c6rka Stanisiawa i ROXY hr.
Branickich hr. Tarnowskich.
ln0aor0czaa0. - Pan prof.
DIR. Cybichowski, zloaony cisa.
ka niemoca, obcLodzif 25letni
jubileusz piracy W zawodzie
nadczycielskim. w dniu jubi.
leuszu uda}a sic do mieszkania
jubilata deputacya, zlozona z
PIP. dyr. Grabskiego, ks. prob.
Laubitza i mecenasa Galona.
w imieniu deputacyi przema.
wia} ks. prob. Lsubitz, jako
dawniejszy uczed jubilata. W
upominku ofarowano jubila.
towi pieknie wykonany adres
oraz zebrany fundusz do do.
wolnego przekazania 60 kt6rej
z instytucyi dobroczynDych.
Wielks radosc sprawi}o jubi.
latowi ayczenie, kt6re Maj.
overwhelmingly ks. Arcypa.
sterz przes}a} wraz z b1ogos}a.
wie6stwem. Pismo to brzmi:
,,Dnia 81 b. m. mia Gwierc
wieku cd chwili, odkad Pan
Professor obja}es trudny urzsd
nauczycielski. Il jakiem po.
Swieceniem zawodowi swemu
sic oddawales, swiadczy 70.
wszechny szacunek, jaki osobs
Twojs otacza. Mnie zas szcze.
g6lna sprawia radosc i pocie-
che, ze razem uznaniem dla
dzia2alnosci Twojej zawodo-
wei, Panic profesorze, moge
podniesc zaswiadczyc Twoje
przywiazanie do Koscio1a i
religii. Mech mi}osierny Bog,
wejrzawszy ma Twoje prace i
trudy, spusci ma Ciebie b}ogo-
slawiehstwo Swoje, a wsrod
cierpieh, jake ma Ciebie ze.
s1ai, zeSle pociech i lask swo.
ich obitosc, kt6remi drogs do
| szczescia wiecznego Sobie u.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-13

Adres Polskisgo Domu Emis
gracyinego: 8 Morris str. trzsoie
drzwi ma zach6d cd Broadway, biz
,ko South Ferry, v New Yorks.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-13
TeIegramy zagranicZRe
ROzruchy " Hayanie.

HAVANA, 12go Stycznia.-
Oko}o godz. 10 rama 100 Off
cer6w napad1o ma redakcye
dziennikow "La Discussion" i
j "El Roconcentrado" W kt6
rych pojawily sic artykuly
nieprzychylne marsza1kowi
GBlanco. Ofcerowie wybili W
lokalach redakcyi okna, zbu.
rzyli urzsdzenie drukar1 i spo.
niewierali personal zatrudnio-
ny W drukarniach. Znaczna
ilosc ludu towarzyszyia Office.
rom i wydawa}a okrzyki ma
ich Geese.
w po}udnie zburzono dru-
karnis gazety Eel Dierio de
la Marina.
Natomiast wieczorem zebra.
1y SIG tlumy przeciwnego
obozu, pred palacem marszas'
ka Blanco i wydawaly grom-
kie okrzyki:, Mech zyje Hisz-
pania! Mech zyje Weyler!
Precz autonomia! Konnica
rozpedzi}a obywateli.
Spisek ma iyeie prezydenta.
Rio DE JANE1Ro, 10 Stycz.
z ogloszonego przez policys
sprawozdania pokazuje sic, ze
do spisku ma zycie prezydenta
Moraes naleza4o 20 os6b, a
mianowicie wiceprezydent Pc
reira, kapitan marynarki Cruise,
Z major6w puikownikow,
senatorzy j deputowani. ME-
kt6rzy aresztowanych opo.
wiedzieli wszystkie szczeg6ly,
tyczsce sic tego spisku.
Sadza ostr0 McKinley'a.
LoNDYN, 1890 Stycznia. =
Podlug twierdzenis "Morning
Post" prowadzi Mckinley po-
lityke blednego rycerza, ktory
ME majsc pred sobs scisle
wytknietego celu, chcia}by
wszystkim dogodzic. skut'
kiem takiej polityki, partya
republika6ska jest rozpreaona
zupe1nie, e liczba zwolennik6w
Bryana wzrasta z dniem kaz-
dym. Przez taryfe celns Din.
gley'a partya republika1ska z
McKinley'em ma czele narazila
sic ma smiesznosc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-13
Jeszcze Esterhazy.

JeSZcIo GSteEHhZys
PARYz, 1890 Stycznia. -
Emile Zola og}asza publicznie
list otwarty do prezydenta
Faure, W kt6rym wykazuje
nieregularnosci W procesie
Esterhazy'ego i W kt6rym "a
rzuca ministrowi wojny, gene.
ralowi Billat, genera}owi Mer.
cier, majorom Ravary i Patty.
declam - krzywoprzysiez.wo
Zola wzywa Rad, azeby jemu
- Zoli - wytoczy} process o
obelge wymieniouych co do.
piero ofcerow.
N0Wy Rad VI Jap0nii.
SHANGHAI, 1890 Stycznia.
Markiz Ito utworzy1 nowy
Rad, niezalezny cd partyj par
lamentarnych. Partya woien.
ma zyskuje coraz wiecej zwo-
lennik6w. Gazety popieraja
proiekt aliansu angielsko ia.
pofskiego. W arsena}ach i we
fabrykach okrstowych panuje
goraczkowy ruch.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15

The tenor Of the dispatches from
Madrid shows that the Spanish
ministry is between the devil and
the deep sea in regard to the ques.
ton Of resisting the claims of the
United States. In front of them is
bankrupt treasury and sure de-
feat with the loss Of Cuba, but be-
hind them is the pressure of a dis.
con,ented people divided by old
fac,ional fights that will cause the
overthrow oil the present ruling
power and institute a civil war as
dangerous as the foreign one. In
either event the wreck of the
Spanish nation is inevitable.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15

When the question which is the
dominant party in the free silver
camp is settled then the question
of permanent organization of the
allied forces will begin. At present
the attitude of each party is that
of a belligerent rather than an
ally. Each says in substance to
the other, "What have you to bid
for our co operation this year,"
Each is very DESTROYS of preserving
a distinct and separate organiza-
ton fearing to lose its identity III
a general fusion. The contrast OF
distinct organizations with many
inalienable and antagonistic differ
enccs is even more pronounced
than in the last campaign. Then
there was something of spon-
taneous uprising in the defense OF
fixed principle, and party organ
ization and minor differences were
for the time forgotten, but new the
principle is forgotten and II G minor
differences and selfshness OF parti-
san prejudices are at the very from,
to influence action and accentuate
party demands and concessions
There will be greater trouble thi:
time in framing the platform, ano
still greater in division of the
offices and the fusion if. effected
will not carry the strength of the
parties making up the alliance.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15

The fusion in Oregon is not so
harmonious as was anticipated. In
Heppner. Morrow county last week
the democrs,s and popnlists met
and divided the Offices. but when
some practical populist figured up
the division on financial basis
he discovered that the democrats
had secured offices whose aggre.
gate salaries represented $1,000
while the populists who polled 100
more votes in the last election
secured the nominees for Offices
representing only $500. The
middle-of.the-roaders walked out
Of the convention concluding that
they could not afford to barte,
principle for the spoils of Office.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15

In the United States the prices
for the necessities of life are lower
and the wages OF all who labor are
higher than in any other country.
This is the substance of the con.
sular report made by the United
States Consul General at St. Gall.
Switzerland. The necessities Of
life considered are ample and
wholesome food. furniture, fuel.
lights. clothing and transportation
by railroad, rteamboat or tram car.
10 the American workman all these
things are cheaper than they are
to their brother bread. winners in
Europe. and to double this grea,
advantage their wages are some.
times more than twice as high.
Those who doubt the benefcent
effects Of the policy Of protection
should study the conditions as Sc,
out in this report taken from q
compilation of actual facts from
personal observation, and careful
inquiry into conditions.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15
The Outlook.

Can Lewiston ever hope to be
city OF manufacturing impor-
tance?" writes correspondent
making inquiry into the POSSIBLE
ties OF the place. Yes. Why not?
Power for this purpose is ample
and destined to be cheap. The
power of two mighty rivers can be
harnessed and utilized at this
point to turn the wheels of hun
bred mills and factories.
Aud the field for manufacturing
enterprises is practically unlimited.
With the finest unbroken forest of
pine lands OH the continent the
people are obliged to ship lumber
for building from the Sound 500
miles away; in the center of the
greatest wheat raising country OF
the world -four Cor home consump-
ton is shipped here in carload lots:
aud in a renowned fruit valley in
the midst of prolific orchards, hun
dreds of carloads Of canned fruits
are shipped in each season. Cattle
and hogs are shipped out of the
country and later shipped back
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15
Has Kept Faith.

The rejuvenation of the country
which has taken place during the
past twelve months under Republi-
can rule can be best appreciated
by comparing present conditions
with those which existed under the
Democratic administration that
ended March 4, 1897. During the
four years Immediately preceding
that date, the cronic and constitu-
tional incapacity for governing
which is the chief characteristic of
the democratic party, was manifest
as never before. By the enactment
of that atupendous failure known
as the Wilson bill, the mills and
factories Of the country were COM
PEELED to stop work, industry was
paralyzed. insufficient revenue was
secured, the national debt was
needlessly increased by hundreds
of millions of dollars, and conf
dence in the business world was
utterly destroyed. The country,
in every respect, was in lament
able condition when the republi-
cans came into power.
Yet within the space of one year
all this has been changed. Repub.
licanism resumed its old job Of
National housekeeping, the coun-
try and It's affairs were speedily
put in order, energy and wisdom
supplanted slo!hfulness and folly
and we are again on a paying basis
The republican party has kept it:
promises, has maintained faitt
with the people, and has once
more demonstrated that it is able
to grapple with any emergency
and guide the Union into the patti
that leads to plenty and prosperity
Cincinnati Tribune.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15

There is every indication that
these will be great season of &C
tivity in gold mining in ,he in
terror country embraced in the
basins Of the Salmon and Clear
water rivers. In the camps of
Florence, Elk, Warrens and Pierce
last season developed some good
paying properties. New stamp
mills on these claims will begin
early this season and their joint
product will greatly augment the
grand total for the season. The
success of the new properties has
given new life to the development
of other claims on locations already
made and will attract capital to
take hold Of these for active opera
ton. For the sameereasons, pros
pecting will receive additional inn
petus and many new and valuable
claims will be located and proba-
bly, developed this season. The
outlook is very encouraging. The
work Of the year will prove that
these river basins contain some oil
the most valuable gold producing
properties in the northwest.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15
Notice for Publication Of Time Appointed
for Proving viii.

In the Probate Court, in and for Nez Perez
county, State of Idaho.
In the matter of the estate of Alexander Zach
airy. deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of said Probate Court
made on the 9TH day of March, 1895 notice :
1893, at 10 O'Clock a. m. of said day at the court
room of said court, at the court house in the city
of Lewiston. county of Nez Perez, State OF lhaho
has been appointed as the time and place Tor
proving the will of said Alexander Zachary oe
ceased. and for hearing the application OF hofas
Noble for the issuance to him Of Letters o. Az
ministration when and where any person inter
ested may appear and contest the same
Dated March nth, 1895.
p. f. Stookey, Clerk.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15

The new revenue measure
drafted to be used in case of war
with Spain increases the tax on
beer and cigars and cigarettes.
Schooners will be reduced in size
and real Havanas a scarce article
but people who have money to
burn must contribute to the cause
of patriotism.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15

General Blauco was too busy to
say good bye the Consul General
Lee when he departed from Cuba
Saturday. When General Lee re.
turns at the head Of the American
army Blanco will probably have
another busy day. Gen. Lees re-
Joiner to Blanco's discourtesy
should have been, "Say Au revoir
but not good bye"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15

Nothing better illustrates the
value of the homesteads upon the
Nez Perez reservation, than the
activity in land contests that is
constantly going on before the de-
partnent. In every case where
the claimant is not strictly living
up to the requirements of the law,
some settler on the alert enters
protest and contests his right to
make the entry and hold the
property. The claims are very
valuable and homeseekers are
ready to take every opportunity
for periecting right to hold a
claim upon this reservation. The
success Of the crop of last year has
made it more certain that the COM
ing season will show a remarka-
bic increase in the acreage aud the
yield. The improvements for the
year will be of a substantial nature,
adding to the success of the settler
the comforts of civilization.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15
again as products Of the packing

house.
Creaneries, canneries, saw mills.
grist mills and wooden mills are
among the possibilities of city
whose tributary country is a pro
ducer of the raw material and a
consumer of the finished product.
Lewiston as a commercial center
has advantages as a distributing
point that are acknowledged by all.
Levi ston as a manufacturing cen
ter will command a larger field and
reach in development still greater
future. The possibilities in this
direction are not without strong
probability of realization.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15
Notice Of Contest.

U. S. Land Office, Lewiston, Idaho, Ma'en o.
1895. .s.
Complaint having been entered at TINS oms
by Frank Schenkofski against. Martin Kinney nv. "
abandoning his Homestead Entry NO Wy, us Ssc
Nav Is 1906 upon the Lots 10, 81 80 ana g. o. %
81, Township a. N. Range /, W. B. NJ; in Na
Perez county, idaho, with a view to the s. esh
collation. of said entry the said parties are he', 81"
summoned to appear at this ONCE on ~. ,r
day Of May, 1898. at 10 clock a. NJ 10 e,Isss1
and furnish testimony concerning sSa '''>s>
abandonment ,.,a,.-
ALFRED " kRourINGER Keee"e'-
THoS MULLEN,
ATTY for Contestant.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15

Down with the trusts except the
office trust. A close union of all
the silver forces is needed to per
petuate and monopolize this trust
for the honor of the pure patriot
ism in the allied reform movement
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15
Notice 10 Creditors.

Estate of Jacob Whttinger deceased ,s.,,m.u
Notice is hereby given that Letters % S.csa,.d
tarv on the Estate Of Jacob Whiitinger o; ~ Say
were granted to the undersigned on .ne "T Ne,
of February 1898, by the Probate S'"'
Perez county. ;,s, ..;a es,sie
All persons having claims against s si,o. o
are required to exhibit them to me lo' 81 Rus,el
at NV residence three miles norm .' ~ month,
post Office, Nez Perez county withih Ua I,e for
after the date ofthis notice OF Inc! ''"
ever barred.
This nth day of February iNos, voBy
Executor of the Estate Of Jacob ""''''"'
deceased.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15
Notice to Creditors

Estate of VIM Redding, deces .,ter, Of adns.
Notice is hereby given 'na' W,n Reddins =,
csased xere granted to the s-nss,e
18th day Of March 1895, by the f'0'N ,,.
Nez Perez county. 10. ogaiuA said -
All persons having claims ag ye Tor sllox'sesss,
are required to exhibit them 10 Idaho. within -,
at my Office in Lewiston; rotice, OF they W.
months AFTER the date OF TINS NUM-
be forever barred
This Ist day Of April 1892 B. MoRsIl,,sa
Administrator of the Estate OF "''
deceased.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15

The calm that follows the ont.
burst of Mr.. Sweet against DUBOIS
is very OminOus. The eN-poss
must be laying a subteranean
mint.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15

The worst Of the Jingoes is the
one who is using the whole serious
situation for hope OF mere political
palu
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15

The opening OF a recruiting
Office after the declaration of war
will effectually settle the patriot.
ism of the wranglers whose voices
are now so loud for war
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15
Timber Culture, Final Proof.-No'''
For Publication.

United States Land Office Le"'s''''
March 81, 1895. IT., ,,,rua Monroe a
administrators the Estate OF Rlea aars The Z
deceased, has flied final proof seto,s the I'll
Land Office in Lewiston. on s"u,a application
day Of May, 1895 on timber e'l .,;nu Se u il
No, s7Y. for the + = + a o. o. I'VE : WBM. wu.
township No. IS, ~ rang ~ ;ut Fordyce wv
liam Fordyce. John Pointing y SAW" Morris,
all of Lewiston, Idaho. d. Regsef
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-15
Spraying.

Notice is hereby gwen III" Every bod'
should not be neglected.. ,raes.
is expected to spray the'' 4 PoRrEs
L. a. Iu,pec0''