davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-04-12
Przeglad polityczny.
Chlca0o. u Kwietnia, 1898.

OCSld4 E'AOH NAS -
kengresowi we Westinghouse
oredzie, W kt6rem przedsta'
wiaiac obecny stan rzeczy ma
Kubie stosunki istnieiace
misdzy rzadem stan6w zje-
dnoczonych a Hiszpania, upra
sza kongres o upowaznienie do
"przedsiewziecia Srodk6w, pro:
wadzscych do zupe}nego |
ostatecznego po}ozenia kresu
woinie pomiedzy rzadem Hlsz'
pa6skim a luduoscis Kuby DO
zaprowadzenia IA wysple sta
lego rzadu, kt6ryby byl W sta.
ME utrzymaG tam porzadek l
uczyni6 zadosc obowiszkom
miedzynarodowym."
Oredzie zaleca nadto wspie-
rae nadal wynedzniaiych Ku-
ba6czyk6w przeznaczyc ma
ten eel odpowiednie fundusze.
Rownoczesnie Z og}oszeniem
oredzia nadeszla wisdomost z
Madrytu, ze Rad hiszpahski,
ulegajac namowom Papieza
zgodz} sic ma zawieszenie bro
nj ma zbuntowanej wyspie i ma
podiecie rzsdem washing
toGskim dalszych rokowah W
celu zadowolenia wszystkich
warstw kubaGskiej luduosci,
ME wyisczajac powstafcow:
Ia podstawe tych rokowa1
ma s}uzyc zasada nadania Ku'
bic takich praw rolitycznych,
jake istnieia W Kanadzie.
Prey wsp6ldzialaniu Stanow
Zjednoczonych ma sic zebraG
W dniu 5 Maja kubanski par
lament, W kt6rym wegma
udgia} delegaci powstafc6w.
Ten sejm ma ustanowi6 forms
rzad@ na wyspie i przyznac
powsta6com zupe}na amnestye.
Kuba6czycy maja mice nadto
prawo wyselat swych repre-
zentant6w do seimu his2paG-
skiego W Madrycie. W kwe-
styi okretu Maine" przyrzeka
Hiszpania dat Stanom Zjedno,
czonym odszkodowanie, jezeli
sad polubowny wyda opinie,
re katastrofa na okrecie po-
chodzi1a why hiszpa1skich
poddanych.
Gotowos6 Hiszpanii do da.
leko siegajacych ustepstw W
obec zastrzezenia sic Nc Kin
ley'a W SVEN oredziu, ze ME
chce proklamowac niepodle-
g}osci Kuby, usuwa pozornie
wszelkie niebezpieczeGstwo
wybuchu wojny miedzy Anne.
ryka a Hiszpanis. Lecz po-
zory mylg niekiedy. W kon-
gresie washingtoGSkim bierze
przewage stronnictwo wojny,
stoiaca pod sztandarem ME
przeiednanej iunty kubah-
skich powsta6c6w, W Hi.
sapanii r6wnie hardo podnosi
glove stronnictwo Wojny, 60
towe obali6 Rad dzisiejszy,
kt0ry W ustepstwach swoich
Ma rzecz Stan6w Ziednoczo-
nych i zbuntowanych Kuba6-
czyk6w posuna} sic zbyt dale
ko. SzoWinistom amerykaG-
skim ME rozchodzl sic dzlslaJ
lyle o Kube, iak raczej o woj.
ne, Hiszpanie dla ratowania
&Le pojetego honoru uarodo-
wego, pragna przelewac raczej
krew bratnia, niz poddac sic
smutnej koniecznosci, wywo-
3anej wypadkami na Kubie W
przeciagu trzech lat ostatnich.
ROzw6j dalszych wypadk6w W
kwestyi his2pa6sko ameryka1-
skiej zalezy dzisiaj cd tego,
czy kongres We Westinghouse
p6idzie "a g}osem Nc Kinley'a
uzna rozumna jego polityka
pojednawczQ, daleks od ME.
potrzebnego awanturowania
@sie czy W Madrycie utrzyma
sig przy w3adzy Rad kr6la
Alfonso AIlIgo, kt6ry jest go.
+Sry fa ktvc2nio uvv,rzoc clio Ku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-04-12

WCuOuZl CElOuCh W" al ooW q
HKT. p. Langemann piekarz
podaje reke jednemu pol:
skich obywateli, ten atoli reki
ME przyjsf, lecz cofna} sic i
rzekl: ia bym jako Polak miai
dac reke hakatyscie? lego ME
moge, reka by mnie pali}a po
wieczne czasy, ma co zgroma'
dzeni Wiarusy krzykneli bra.
wo a p. Langmann sic wyni6sf
ME pyszny. T. Madajewski
obywatel z Ludwichowa para
fl samplawskiej, take wi
dzias, jakk tos z samplawy byi
u pana Langmanna. Nagadaf
mu "a to zaraz nielada W O..
becnosci hakatysty. Lecz ten
prosi} ma mifoss Bozka, ably
juz mic ME m6wil, ably sic juz
wszyscy uspokoili, gdyz jak
sic wyrazii, "dzis prawdziwe
piek}o" u niego. Towaru bo-
wien napiek' jak zwykle du-
20, gdyz 6 ludzi u niego pra'
cuie-a tu Mkt cd niego mic
ME bierze.-Beda sic bakatys.
CT mscili gdzieindsiej. Tam
gdzie So we w;ekszosci, oni
zn6w urzadzaja bojkoty i to
wszystko dzieje sic W kraju
cywilizowanym ''im Reichs-
staate'' pod opieka konstytu-
cyl. Naszym .rodakom ME ma
sic co dziwit, ze, sic bronia
"pazurami i dziobem"- -jak to
m6wia, ma swej w'asnej ziemi
przeciwko przybyszom.
BocAane. "Wiarus Polski"
pisze: Novel bury przeciw
Polakom ns obey zaie moze-
my sic nied}ugo spodziewac,
gdya W ostatnim numerze ha-
katystycznego organu "Dle
OJtmark" czytamy, ze zarzad
hakatystvcznego zwiazku wy
znaczy} 400 marek "a opisanie
stos',nk6w panujacych w miej.
scowosciach re6sko. westfal-
skiego obwodu przemys}owego
W kt6rym mieszkajs Polacy.
Hakatysci chca sic dowiedziec,
2 kt6rych okolic pockodzs Po'
lacy W Westfalii Nadrenii,
oraz W jakim zwiazku pozo.
stale wychodztwo Polak6w "a
praca ma latowe miesiacez z wy.
chodztwem do Nadrenii i
Westfalii. Niemniej chodzi o
zbadanie, lin W zachodnich
prowincyach Niemiec przyby.
wa Polak6w 2 pod Moskala i
Austryaka, ilu Pclak6w prze
bywa tam przejscioWo, a ilu o.
siedla sic ma sta}y pobyt, czy
podlug dotychczasowych do
swiadczei spodziewac sic MOI.
ma przynajmniej czesciowej
germanizacyi owych wychodz'
COW, oraz jaki wpsyw polscy
robotnicy wywieraja pod
wzgledem moralnym, kosciel.
nym i spo}ecznym ma swe oto-
genie.
Za1udm ieqi;e Kr6lest,0a Pol
skiego. - Wed}ug spisu je
dnodniowego, dokouanego W
I. 1897 wpadstwie rosyjskiem,
liczba mieszka1c6w Kr6lestwa
Polskiego dosz}a do 9,455,943.
Azeby naleaycie oceaic zna.
czenie tel liczby W stosunkach
populacyjnych ,ekonomicznych
i kulturalnych przytaczamy
nastepujace dane por6wnaw-
cze. w r. 1875 og6lna liczba
ludnosci Kr6lestwa Polskiego
wynosiaa e:639.S46 osob plci
obojej, czyli W ciagu lat 20
ludnose ia zwiek'zy1a sic o
2,S16,O95, t. j. o 42,4 proc, co
stanowi % proc. przyrostu
rocznego. w 2adnem pa1stw
europejsk1ch ludncst ME ro.
snie 2 podobna szybkoscia. To
tez doszlo Krolestwo Polskie
do tax gsstego zaludnienia, ze
ustspuje pod tym wzglsdem
tylko czterem 2 pomisdzy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-04-12

VIZ -" Wot, SoDio Uy1 10
lepszym opiekunem wloscian,
osiad1 W Krakowie tam gl6.
VIVA dzia}alnosc, energis i pra.
ce poswiecil umilowanemu
dzie}u: Towarzystwu opieki
mad weteranami z r. 1891.
Byl jego dusza: jego prezesem,
sekretarzem, skarbnikiem; ME
wahal sic pred zadnym zacbo.
dem, azeby tylko przysporzyc
fundusz6wTo wTowarzystwu.Z .Zmar.
}y dbal ME tylko o materyalne
potrzeby weteran6w wojsk
polskich, ale otaczal ich osobi.
scie serdeczna opieka. Kazdy
zreszts cierpiscy i nieszczesli.
wy znajdowal W wnim wsp6}czu.
jscego przyjaciela szczerego
opiekuna.
B0gacta0o HaYGaO. - y
inowroc}awskich pokladach 80.
Ii referowa1 ma zebraniu uie-
mieckiego towarzystwa histo-
rycznego W Bydgoszczy by'y
dyrektor saliny inowroclaw-
skiej, tajny radzca g6rniczy p.
Besser. q referatu jego wyj-
mujemy nastepujace ciekawe
szczeg6iy: Poklad soil pod
Inowroc}awiem zajmuje pre-.
strze6 1900 metr6w dluga i ma
800 metr6w szeroka, glebokosS
jego siega az do $50 metr6w
pod powierzchnia ziemi. Jest
to pok1ad tax poteany, ze
m6g}by ma przeszlo 1000 lat
zaspakajac konsumcys soil ca
lei rzeszy niemieckiej. Dotych.
czas wydobyto oko}o 90 milo
now cetnar6w. Inowroclawski
pok}ad soil pochodzi najnieza.
wodniej z formacyi przsdjuraj.
skiej ME jest tax jednolity,
jak mp. stasfurcki. Mimo to
jest eksploatacya latwa i ME.
zbyt kosztowna. = Soil wiec
Kujawom ME zabraknie nigdyl
Kosci65 po1skj 40 Wiedniu.
-Posei Stensikiewicz ma wste.
pie sobotniego posiedzenia
Ko}a polskiego przedstawil
spraws koscio}a polskiego W
stolicy Austryi, kt6rym "
ostatnim czasie pisalismy ME.
jednokrotnie. Poruszopo mysl
urzadzenia loteryi fantowej ze
100000 los6w po koronie, dla
zebrauia kwoty potrzebnej M
restauracya kosciola. Utworzy.
2y sic W tym celu odpowiednie
komitety pod nadzorem ko-
misyi parlamentarnej Kola
polskiego. W Wiedniu komi-
tet sklada sic z hr. Karola
LanckoroGskiego, proboszcsa
kosciola polskiego, ks. Faan.
ciszha Lutrzykowskiego, posla
Struszkiewicza, Szumakow.
skiego i przemyslowca Koty.
kiewicza. w Wiedniu ma czele
komitetu pan stoja hrabina
Klara Aldringen i baroDowa
Ziemialkowska we Lwowie
hrabina G. Badeniowa, iona
marsza}ka krajowego PIP.
Dawidowa Abrahamowiczowa
i Zdzis}awowa Marchwicka. :,
Iuoa0roc}aaO. - Polaczenie
telefoniczne miedzy Inowro.
c}awiem a Bydgoszczs, prsez
Bydgoszcz 2 Toruniem, CRU
dzisdzem, Gda6skiem, Gniez.
nem Berlinem juz uko1czone
i zostalo oddane do publiczne-
60 uaytku dniem l.go Kwie.
tnia. Pr6ba CO do uzyteczzssci
nowego polaczenia, dokonana
przez szefa policyi lnowrocis.
wskiej, p. DIR. Hollatha, wyda-
Ia podobno swietny rezultat.
Nawet najdalsze polaczenia,
jak z Berlinem Gdadskiem.
funkcyonowaly znakomicie,
tax, ze wyraznie mona bylo
zrozumiec kazde slowo.
w RudoEoa0icach, ma Szls.
sku, zyje, wedlug nGwiazdk.
Cieszydskiej", chalupnik Jaki
DrzeWiecki, kt6ry wyiatko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-04-12

WarQZl6 SeKreCafZ ME ZOSCa1 Zaulduo'
wany, bo obaj alderman, jako swiezo
obrani, maja prawo do.pensyi. Wnie.
stone zostasy diva ,,kontesta", mia
nowicie 1e wardzie Henry Winter
ohce, ably sic przekOnano, ozy ME
zaszia omylka przy liczeniu glos6w,
gdy og{oszono, 70 Smulski zosta}
obrauy, aw 81 wardzie z podobna
pretensya wystepuie Leachnan pre-
civ Butlerowi.
Sam0b6jca.
Robotnik Michai Ma}ek, ,zau. pm.
562 w. Goth str, wczoraj popoluc-
niu odebra} sobie zycie, rzuciwszy
sic do rzeki PREY ulicy Paulina. Ma
lex miai zatrudnienie W pewnym
sk}adzie budulca ma % ulicy przy
rzeoe. Kiedy wskOczyl do rzeki,
kilku przeohodniow i policyanci sta
rail- sic 60 uratowat, ale wszelkie ioh
us'sowania byly bezskuteczne i po
p6lgodzinnen szukaniu dopiero wy.
lowiono jego zwloki. zdaje sic, ze
powodem samob6jstwa Malka byla
jego dlugotrwa'a dokuozliwa obo.
robs, ma kt6ra mkt ME umiai po-
modz. Pozostawia on Zone i dzieci.
Dudley Winston umarl'
Wozoraj nadeszla tslegrafozna
wiadomos6, 2e W podr6zy swej do
New Yorku umarf nagle W pociagu
kolejowym Dadley Winston, prezes
komisyi sluzoy cywlaej. z3aje sic,
ze powoiem bys psraliz serca W
skutek grypy, ma kt6ra W ostatnich
@ asach Winston chorowa&. Jeohai
on do Lakewood, N. j., ola porato-
wanna zdrowia, i W New Yorku m'a&
sic spotka6 z iona i 6lctnim synkien.
w poblizu Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
znaleziono go wczoraj o s~icie ME-
Aywego w l6zku wagonu kolejowego.
Liczyt dopiero 81 lat, byf synem
byiego perskiego posia prezydentl
komisyi partu Lincolna.
DzlaIalnOsc agencyi pOwiatowej.
Agent powiatowy Olson zsozyi "a
miesiac Marco sprawozdanie, kt6-
rego wynika, re W tym mles'acu
6727 rodzin otr1ymaio wsparcia cd
powiatu, mianowicie W dzielnicy
p6fnocnej 799, W posudniowei ll4S,
W p6inocno. zachodniej 1924, W po-
}udniowo zachodniei 1855, a South
Chicago 991. Bezplatns porade le-
karska lekarstwa otrzymalo W dzlel-
nicy zachodniej l72 os6b, W posu.
dniowej SO, W p6}nocnej 48. Roz-
dano bezpiatnie: 1853 funt6w my
dss, 25, 22O fl, ryau, 3O,e5e ft fasoli,
1892 #. groohu, 1884 #. kawy,
3,lS3 ft. herbaty, 309 par trzewik6w,
3,542 ton wegli. Miesa ME rozdawa'
no W tym roku.
ZpOla piracy.
Okolo 400 kontraktor6w wczoraj
wieczorem podpisa}o kontrakta z
carpenters Council, przyjmujao
tenn samem warunki postawione przez.
ciesli. Wczoraj powr6,iia do roboty
naiwieksza czeS6 cieSli, kt6rzy pred
tygodniem zastrajkowali.
Take i tax zwani ,,Pressfseders''
powr6cili wczoraj do roboty prawie
wszysoy. strajkowali oni W tym celu,
by pozyskat powiekszenie psacy ty.
godniowej sl.5o; zadowolnili sic
iednakowoz powiekszeniem p{acy o
SOC. do s1.00, i strajk i,h sic zskoh
czyl.
Smiertelnosc W miescie.
W zesz3ym tygodniu umarso W
Chicago $40 os6b; "A mniej, niz W
poprzedzajacyn, a manowioie 29e
os6b plci mezkiej, a 2l4 plci zshskiej'
Daieci liczacych mniej niz rok wieku
umarlo 139, dzieci we wieku 10
lat, rs, os6b liczacych przeszfo 80
lat, 80. Ma zapalenie piuc umar}o az
lO2 os6b, ma grYpe 8. samob6jstw
byso 6, innyoh gwa}townych wy
padk6w smierci 16.
Urodziio sig zas 525 dzieci, mia.
nowicie 276 oh&opo6w i 249 dziew-
czat.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-02-05
Death of w. R. Tudsoa.

I Died, at his home near Whelan, on
Wednesday, February End, w. K. Jud-
son, aged II years.
\ The deceased was a pioneer in the Pa
louse country, having removed here with
his family eighteen years ago, residing
here continuously since that time. His
wife, daughter and four sons survive
him. He fought for the maintenance of
the union during the late war of the re-
bellion, and the last services at the grave
were conducted by the veterans of Whit
man post, q. A. r., of this city.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-02-05
Hat1ey-Perkins.

On Christmas day r. B. Hatley, a
well-known farmer living near this city,
started for the east, ostensibly to visit
friends. Yesterday Mr.. Hatley re-
turned, and with him came the evidence
of the real purpose of his trip east, for
he was accompanied home by Mrs.
Hatley, charming young bride, with
whom he had joined heart and fortune
on January Goth.
The ceremony that united Riley B.
Hatley and Miss Nora Perkins was per-
formed by the Rev. A. j. Hyder, at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua Perkins, in Johnson county,
Tenn, on Wednesday. January Goth.
The brides father is a well-to-do Ten
nessee farmer.
The congratulations and best wishes of
the HERALD are extended to the happy
couple.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-02-05
"Bob White" is Coming.

!, ZEN dozen "bob white" quail have
Bpen ordered from Kansas, and will ar
rive in Pullman within few days, to be
liberated in this vicinity in the hope
and belief that they will thrive and in
crease in numbers.
The funds for the purchase and inn
portation of these grand little game
birds was subscribed by the public spir-
tied citizens of Pullman, and the birds
were ordered by Prof. Balmer. Each
subscriber to the fund is expected to take
charge of his pro rata of the birds on
their arrival, and to liberate them where
the conditions are best for their protec-
tion and weIl-being. Quail are protected
at all seasons in this state till 1900, and
the close season will probably be ex-
tended for another four or five years by
the next session of the legislature. In
addition to the penalties named by law,
the members of the local gun club will
offer standing reward for information
leading to the conviction of anyone kill
ing quail during the years they are pro-
tected. 1t will require the cooperation
of all to make a success OF this under
taking, but with a fair chance the birds
Will do well. here.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-02-05
Yestacott, of Garfield, was in

Byron Westacott, of Garfield, was in
town Tuesday.
j. f. McCroskey was here from
Oak esdale this week,
"A son was born to H. 4. Merriman
and wife, Wednesday morning.
A. L, Ransom, O. r. & N. agent at
Moscow, was in Pullman Wednesday.
cole Olson" would like to see the
people of Pullman at the auditorium
next Wednesday evening.
Another large party from Moscow
came over to Pullman last Saturday
night, and dined at the Palace.
The names of G. E. Stockle, Robt.
Tyndall, w. l.. Taylor, and L. Vinson
are among those drawn to act as jurors
during the term of the superior court be-
ginning February 2lst.
There's more clothing destroyed by
poor soap than by actual wear. "Hoe
Cake" soap contains no free alkali and
will not injure the finest lace. Try it
and notice the difference in quality.
Rev. C. NJ. Booth, of the Moscow NJ.
f. church, while on his way to Pullman
Friday evening of last week, lost a very
fine bible from his cutter. The finder
will please leave the same at the NJ. E.
parsonage, either in Pullman or Moscow
and receive reward
The athletic entertainment, that was
to have been given by the w. A. G. ath-
letic association tonight, has been post
poned till next Thursday evening, one
of the participants having disabled him
self so that he could not appear tonight.
The program is being strengthened daily
and all who go to the college chapel next
Thursday evening will be richly repaid
for the effort. Last seasons athletic EN-
tertainment gave great satisfaction, but
the program this season is said to be
much better.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-02-05
Bragg Sc Reed.

Geo. w. Reed, who has recently re-
turned from visit to the east, has this
week purchased half interest in the
grocery store of r. B. Bragg, and the
firm name will hereafter be Bragg &
Reed. They will make additions to the
already well selected stock of goods, and
will conduct an establishment in every
way up-to-date. Mr.. Reed was engaged
as a clerk in the store last fall before his
trip east, so is not new to the business.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-02-05
"O1e Olson"

cole Olson" the ever popular and de-
lightful musical comedy-drama, sugges-
tive of the home of Ibsen, will be the
next most important attraction offered
here, appearing in the auditorium We'd
nesday evening, February 9th. ,""Ole
Olson" is unquestionably the truest type
of dialect Characterization to-day before
the public, and the present revival is one
of unusual significance, inasmuch as
nearly all the original cast are introduced
in the, same characters that gave this
comedy life and popularity at its incep-
tfon. Seldom has play been presented
here with the same commendable press
endorsements as herald this one, and
our readers can be assured they will be
rewarded with meritOrious and an ar
tistic treat. This comedy has been be-
fore the public for many years, but never
presented in as complete manner as
now. The cast is unusually strong. The
specialties and music are especially mer-
introducing John Lawson, "The Terrible
Swede," an event of more than ordinary
merit, and the theatrical sensation Of
the season. Many inquiries have been
made as to how it is possible for Lawson
to ride mile at the enormous rate Of
speed he does upon the limited space
the auditorium stage affords. The query
is easily answered. His wheel is secure
ly mounted upon Il mechanical contri-
vance, which permits him to ride any
distance, at any rate of speed, and yet
remain in full view of the audience. A
colossal dial is used which truthfully
records every fraction OF distance COW
cred, and which is SO deity and accur-
qatelv constructed, as to record a 1-40 part
OF a second of time, and two inches OF
distance. The inventor of this was over
a year experimenting prior to reaching
the present stage of perfection.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-02-05
Lectures on Butter Making.

Prof. W. j. Spillman, of the agricul-
tnral college, writes the HERALD as fol-
lows:
Twill you please call the attention OF
your readers to the lectures on Hand
ling Milk and Butter Making on the
Farm Thursday and Friday OF next
week, at the winter school for farmers?
AS the ladies usually have most to do
with butter making, they are invited to
be present. These lectures are intended
to be helpful to those who make butter
on the farm"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-02-05
The News at Evansville.
Evansville, Feb. 3rd, 1898.

Evansville, Feb. 3rd, 1898.
Some of our young folks have the fever
bad. Ask Nat.
The heavy snow fall demolished Ed.
Gallagher's barn.
Mrs. E. f. Gallagher, who has been
quite sick, is better.
This has been one OF the finest win
ters in this section we have ever known
Miss Linda Klemgard has gone tc
Walla Walla for visit OF several weeks
Many of our farmers are busy putting
ND ice, several new ice houses having
been built this winter. Among those
who are laying in supply of ice are
Roe Bryant, A. j. Written, Carl Cam
eron and V. L. Higgins.
The Colfax minstrels were with us on
the evening of February lst, giving an
entertainment at the school house. They
were greeted with large house, and we
are pleased to say that they gave very
creditable performance, after which
about hundred of our young people re-
paired to the hall, where the balance OF
the night was spent in dancing. 4 large
delegation from Colfax was present. v.
One of the most enjoyable socialevents
of the season took place at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. V. L. Higgins, Februury
Ist, the occasion being the 49th anniver-
sary of Mr.. Higgins birth. The affair
was complete surprise for Mr.. II. Roe
BRYANT having called in the morning to
take him away on some business. and on
his retnrn he was indeed surprised to
find his yard full OF sleighs, barn full OF
horses. and the house containing some
forty and more people, with a table
loaded with all the good things one could
desire to eat, prepared by the good lady
of the house. After. a dinner to which
fill Justice was done, time passed all too
soon with games and social chat, and
when the time came to part, it was with
MANY wishes that Mr.. ard Mrs. Higgins
might live to see many more such occas-
ions. Those present were MIR. and Mrs.
HI. r. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. o. f.
Young. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roe Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
BRYANT. Ny. ard. Mrs, G w" BiD, MI.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-02-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors
of the estate of Louis Thoney, deceased, ;,
that all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to pre-
sent them with the necessary vouchers
to the undersigned administrator OF said.
estate, at his residence near Pullman.
Whitman county, Washington, within
one year from the date OF the first publ
cation of this notice, to-wit: within one
wear from the 9Th day OF January, 1898.
THEoPHILUs THoNEY,
Administrator of the estate of
Louis Thoney, deceased.
Dated December 30th, 1897.
Wyman x Neill, attorneys.
(12W5)
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-02-05

Choicest candies and c4ndied fruits at
Guesnier's.
Air-tight stoves, drums, elbows, damp
ers, etc. Chas. Bull.
Finest line OF candies ever brought to
Pullman at Guesniers'
For tirst-clars job OF timing, puImb-
ing, etc, see Chas. Bull.
Hoe Cake soap contains no free alkali
and no worthless filling. BRAGG.
'Eyesight is priceless. DIR. White can
give you perfect fit in spectacles.
This is a dangerous time for property.
Be safe and insure with Harvey & Win
dus. -
Don't let the cat lick the dishes
wash them with Soap Foam, it's cleaner
and better. r. B. BRAGG.
Now lot Of picture frames at less
than half price at Vests.
Carl King repairs watches, clocks
and jewelry. Satisfaction guaran-
teed, and prices that are right. 9.
A fine line of watches and chains
at Kings for both ladies and gen
tlemen. Give him a call before
buying.
Call at office of Hiestand, War
ner & Co, or call up phone No.
35, for Rock Springs or Roslyn,
coal, by sack or ton lots. 3w4
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-02-05
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL. ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to an order Of the Superior court OF Whit
man Co., State of Washington, made on
the 28th day of January, 1898, in the
matter of the estate of V. Hexter and
hPauline Hexter, his wife, each deceased,
the undersigned will on tbs 10Th day OF
kFebruary, 1898, at the city of COlfax, at
fhe office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court, and at the hour of two O'Clock on
said day, receive bids and offers OF pur--
chase for the lands hereinafter described
Said premises are Il part OF the partner
shin estate of Alexander Il Hexier now
in course of administration, and will be
sold for cash, subject to confirmation by
the court. Said lands are offered Tor
sale under the order OF the court duly
entered, and the provisions OF the laws
of the state of Washington pertaining To
the private sale OF lands by executors
and administrators. The following is
full description of said lands:
The west half of the southeast quarter
and the southeast quarter OF the south
west quarter and lot four, and the south
half OF the northeast quarter and the
east half Of the southeast quarter; all ~
section thirty, township nineteen, north
nj range forty-three east Willamette
meridian. and all in. Whitman county,
Washington.
Dated January 28, 1898.
f.. G. DAVIDSON,
Administrator of the estate OF victor
Hexter and Pauline Hexter, deceased,
and of the partnership, estate OF AleXaht-
der & IIexfen. pn29f5