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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-01

DANDY.
zoi, znaidowal Sic v swoim
namiocie. Me wstal w'ct:;allyes;. 4 ia ia
Ich pouitanis. wazsloNis.
tt6rzy 7 otlczll Il /. lego krols|Via ~:
ska nose li's,| zas eel echo 4 foz =.
mawiat, usmiechajac sic, j
owineli sic 2 wytworna
n;edeb'aliolzcia, podIag przy4
.kladI kr6la, " swe wytarte
plaszcze. Dowodsca pail
tytuh 2 pisknej, kosztownej,
bez watpienia skradzionej
a spogladaJac ma Ka-
marde z wlaSciwym sobie
wyrazem przebieglo$ci, rzekl,
wska1uiac reka ma iej corke::
Czy to ona: Me strasz-
ma.
To sic rozumie,
rzek}a pysznie matka.
= COZ ty tn zamyslasz
poczat? = z'apy,talzo i
Wszystko, przez co
moge sic stac uzyteczna.
Krol skinaI glowa ma znAk
zadowolnienia, potem wypus-
Gil Z fsjki kilka w,vielkich
k}eb6w dymu rzek}:
= Musisz sobie wsrod mas
sauna ma chleb zarabiat,
rzekl pc ch~ili.
= To moge i ohetnie ucsy.,
ME. 4ss,oa as:, @s:.>"
= Jakiez sztuki unless?
- Me umiem 1adnych
sztuk. lecz umiem uzyteczne.
roboty.
a. :a@s = s=ass:@ ~ = : -
- Co nazywasz u2yteczna
praca? g 5 .....
:. a i.s&s.: "a .*E:$'Gti :
= = Co przystoi d~z;ewcsyan:e'''
W mojem po}ozeniu. n.
- Coorozumiesz przez toe
4 Umiem ssyt,, haftowac i,
gotowat inne .zatrudnienii;a
:, 20. n22t$ = : $50 =" 80 >s:::a 2%%| "
gospodarcze.
= Co? Wychowana u
wielk;cj PAM ME umiesz
.slpiewat, grac, tahczyt; mic,
czem sic znakomitsze panic
zajmuja.
- Prawda, lem wyksztal-
coma PREF wislka sspania, ale
MIA ME jestem, ami przezna-
czona STAG sic MIA kiedys. Moja
opiekunka; w,y,kszta|cila mnie
jake poezciwa dsiewczyne.
i TAXA chce zye i umierae.
Ona ,ezynita mnie zdolna
obejse sic bez cudzej pomocy
i wyzywie W ka&dem polozeniu
Coz mi wiecej potrzeba?
Kamarda spojrzala ma kr6la.
ehciala movie: Widzlszz!!
coz powiesz ma top
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06

North Carolina by any measure fair or foul They
have imported ammunition In large quantities Tor
Election Day II they cant 1actT 1ne
in North Carolina they have determined To- shoot
them down like dogs. The spirit Of Ben 1lllinan
has pervaded the South. The result IS that the
rolored people are practically DISTINGUISHED. Their
condition politically, so far as the rgnt OF iran
chIse is concerned. Is annu.ed in South carolina.
Georgia. Mississippi. LOUISIANA ana lthliessee' ana
viii be In North Carolina at the close OF the cleo
Colored men Of New-York. remember that when
YOU vote for Tammany you vote for the party OF
rillman YOU vote for the party that has taken
away the right OF suffrage from our brethren IN
and 10 humiliate your manhood you vote Tor that
partv that has introduced the separdte-ctr aw'
Let the suiferings of your people IN tle Soutn ap
neal TO your better nature. Let the heroic strug-
gle of Your brethren in North Carolina for freedom
to exercise the right guaranteed 10 them III the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth amendments arouse your
sympathy. If your manhood and self-respect nave
not entirely left you. surely you cannot kno" these
strengthens our enemies and prosecutors in the
land. - .,..,.
brethren IN the South that OF the l9fge number
of clergymen in the State ONLY one. according 10
the rcuOr;S " the newspapers. has fallen mo
temptation. and although d southern man, Is no"
cn;snglcd in the net Of Ia nmany Hlll despite the
advice Of his brethren in the ministry we are
also thankful 20 inform yOu u at with Jew eN-
liable colorcd citizens of N@w-Ycrk have LOT bowed
the knee to Tamnany; and they, WIN US are
showing sympathy with you and your suffefins 10y
standing untedly with the grand old ptry-tne
rarty 81 free dom. thu party OF consistency, inc
party Of equal rights and the party Of protection 20
life and property. And We prophecy from the signs
ana lndonitahle leader Of the Rough Riders. a NJ
outspoken friend Of the lnvincible sth ana lOth
Cavalry Theodore Roosevelt; together WIN lhe en-
tir, ticket. will be elected win hahnSome
I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06

From The Philadelphia Press.
In New York state the Democrats are striving TO
win as many OF the cOOrcd voters 10 the Demo
cratic parry ~ possible. Richard Croker Is making
sueoches to meetings Of cOlored men. and. II the
colorcd voters themselves are to be believed, Hb-
eral promises offices ana other good things are
being dangled before the cOlored peoples eyes as
In North Carolina. however. things are different.
The chief anxiety Of the Democrats there Is to pre-
vent the colored man from voting at all He Is
not in Il majority In that State. but by means OF
alliance with the POpulists the colcrcd man mas
been able get possession OF some OF tn" Offices.
This has enraScd the white Democrats to such a
degree that "a race war is threatened. ana Senator
Tinan. OF South Carolina. advises the North Caro-
lima Democrats TO resort 10 the shotgun II there Is
other Of winning Democratic victory.
The latest reports the State to the effect
that II will be extremely difficult avoid con-
fct between the races, and all because the coored
men insist upon their right TO vote.
Why Is there such difference in the attitude Of
the Democrats in New-Iork ana North Carolina In
respect the vote OF the coOred people? Is not l.
cOlored vote in North Carolina good as a cOOred
vote in Newly ork? And will 4 negro Office holder
be any more obnoxious to Democrats IN Newly Ork.
where the colored voters are being promised \ part
Of the spoils If they viii line up with Croker than
he IS in North Carolina? The Democratic party in
the two States claims to belong TO the same Ma
Uonal organization. but in the State II Is doing
all II can the coiored voters to support its
ticket while IN the other State Is threatening TO
shoot them If they vote at all.
There Is anomalous situation here, and Mr..
Richard Croker and the Democratic leaders in
North Carolina should get together and see II the
.colored voting policy of the party cannot be mad :
a little more consistent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06
LAW STUDENTS AS WATCHERS
ADDRESSED BY JAMES c. CARTER. AUSTEN q
FOX AND WALLACE MACFARLANE ON

ADDRESSED BY JAMES 1. 'AiNlf>h AAoi hN ~
FOX AND WALLACE MACFARLANE ON
THEIR DUTY AT THE POLLS.
Ahout one hundred law students met last night IN
the United Charities Building and many OF them
nledged themselves to act as watchers on TUESDAY
rext when the vote is being canvassed Inc
meeting was held under the auspices of the CON-
nittee of one Hundred Austen g. Fox presided.
and speeches were made by James {. carter ana
Wallace Macfarane Mr. Fox. In his opening
speech said that the meeting had been principay
crlled for the purpose Of getting volunteer wa'on-
ers Your presence here tonight, he continues
shows that you are for honest elections In 'ns
capacity OF a watcher you Will learn some'hlhS a.. "a
the laws OF the Government under when you Iva
| have nothing to say on the lssu's W m nanr
not called YOU here for the purpose oil se''hs ''-
Mr. Ma,farlane spent half an hour in expalni.hs
what TIE duties Of a watcher would be- lie haa '.s
sample ballot and with II demonstrated wna d0 us'
watchers must look out for hi'f ne greeted
INK Mr. Garter entered the nah lie was s'''
with applause In short speech ne sara ,as
This is a work you ought 20 be deeply nt"rss.n In,
in You are all students 81 law. ana YOU az One OF
the first requisites In this direction ~ 70 SCI our
we have free and untrammelled Iioses " SIs.
courts. There are lawyers who dsdl WIN , ina
honest causes but they want honest judges on ,. s
bench The high-minded Judge VINO i 70 ,h.
spector OF persons is necessary con3i,lo" 'o' Wv
happv pursuit OF the practice Of the law =, ma
conmi,,e. | viii say that ~ any OF you wat'ns,s
should suffer personal injury whlle uos who
duty YOU will be- vindcated by This commute On
will stand by you to the END DO your w.
scientiousy and fearessly. but not orenSNs.Ss an
Ahout half OF the law students present slsheu IA
application 10 be made watchers Copies Oh 70 10
rules governing their duty Will be ihIhlsnsSS nv
them and on Monday they VIII be ntorhsa "
mail where they will he expected 10 serve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06
Prrn DENOTNTES 4 LIE.

Baltimore Nov. 5.-The 'argest and most en,hr-
slasiic political meeting Of the campaign Was h"'u
In Music Hall tonight. Secretary Long ana Sena-
tor wellington were the principal speakers.
In the curse of the evening a letter was r" nj
from Speaker Reed. denouncing the author OF the
story which has been going the rounds that the
Sneaker hid said that the Maryland delegation in
the House composed OF ave d fools ana
one rascal" as base and malicious liar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06
PARADE IN XNIITH SENA l r.,,,
,,,pvwopYs MUSIC And ENTii'SlAS" ''
UPPER WEST SIDE

NIL. ,oro fireworks. music and e"'"' S,.,.
galore in the XvIlth Senate p'5y'r' , numSers
amG Rennbncan voters turned out IN "Ise Wade
IN y great torchlight demonstration az, ~ ,ho nro.
More than two thousand men ,oud cheering
ceSF'oh' any, ,,o The district takes IN about 'h'
all ro ~o"S g, tn" the "y West side from Forshs, to
"ho'e o, Wv o,d among the Republican or
'pn mat took in the parade TSst %e
RrpnSncan club of the X!Nh AsssmGy ps''T nc
Rdwe. rough RasTs Of ib the Rs sani cab Of
9uey RSpI isasnby Dsrc, and many other , or,
san1aon; in IN hg egai A'i5giS The parade
marx aTSn up tSroSsh the Prppern fye of S
streets In me "9I i,,lks and cheered the grad
sstness,G5 ." Altogether it big night Tor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06

where he do mans work easily and cheerfully.
His appetite will be sharpened his liver invigo-
rated his digestion strengthened edge put on his
whole nutritive organism. Those subtle poisons
which debilitate the entire organism and invite
sumption and host OF other diseases will be driven
Of the system and he will gain plenty of pure
nourishng red blood, muscle power and nerve force.
In short he will be a man among
There hundreds Of deusive temporary stimulauts
malt extracts" sarsaparilas and compounds which
less doomed by merely profit seeking druggists
but honest druggist will give the Golden Medical
Discovery" when you ask for IT, II well informed he
knows that its sales have steadily increased for thirty
and that is the invention OF educated authorized
physician who has devoted lifetime OF active practice
and profound study Of chronic disesssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06
FOR A sorNp-MoNEY SENATOR

Nathaniel A. Elsberg. the Republican ''i' -
for State Senator IN the XVIII District mas 'sss~.
a s,a,.men, in which he says that he pledges nav"
self ~ elected. TO vote for no candidate io' -.
Inlted States Senate who is not committed "
cause Of sound money. and who viii NOT au'VSrs
IN the Senate OF the United States SUN n, ths
vision OF the currency system as VIII nie me- york
needs of the commercial interests OF Ne" ,rsorld
Mr.. Esberg says that In no circumstan,,ps silver
he support any man whose position on tns mis-.
question IA Ike that OF Senator Murphy whgr siisf
represented tho State IN his vote 90 'ns
silver resolution. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06
rorgus DAYTON. Cherry Creek. Cone"anso'

Kennedy and jamestown. ,,o.,,ng a,
NJ Wv. no will go through Chautauqua
cawnty Stopping at intervening points between
Iar,estoyn and Dunkirk He Will have an eNe n
inq meeting at Dunkirk, and leave 'hVIr or
night train. arriving IN Ne"-'o'N '''
day morning. , n,,so,.sl, at these
places Is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06

of days" might as we'll
go out Of business.
These things are bad
enough in the self disgust
and wretchedness they in
volve If they do not go any
further. But you never
know what is going TO de
velop in a halfnourished,
bile poisoned constitution.
If a man as soon as lie feels
that he is not getting the
forceful strength and en-
crgy out OF his food that lie
ought to. will begin taking
Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery. he will soon
put himself in the position
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06

nrosac,tons for violations of the Election law may
follow this election, as they DID in 1898 Before
what kind Of Judge Will the rights OF the pe9p.e
Of the state he the safer In civil actions peloto
what kind of a Judge can the man Of small means
and no practical inference expect to have ms rgnts
mainta med? We are to make our cholco
between the independence OF the judge ana the
supremacy OF the boss We cannot have oo,n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06
3. Altn,all 4 60.
FUR TRIMMINGS

Have recently made larger preparations than heretofore enaomg
them to offer an extensive selection of all the popular and novelty
Fr Trimmings number Of prices of which quoted foows'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06
ROOsEvELT'S PROGRAMME FOR MONDAY
TO LEAVE THE CITY TOMORROW EVENING
SPEECHES TO BE MADE.

Colonel Roosevelt Will leave New-York on
regular train No 3 on the Erie Railroad to-
morrow night at 9:15 o'clock. arriving at Hor-
nellsville at $40 a. IN. Monday. From Hor
nellsvllle he will go by special train through
Allegany Cattaraugus and Chautauqua coun-
ties He will speak at the following places:
Hornellsville Wesville. Belmont. Friendship.
Cuba Olean, Salamanca, Little Valley, Catta-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06

In oiden times a
leper was stoned out
OF town in modern
times a sick man is
stoned out of all his
chances in life by the
crowd of busy, hust-
ling men who have 10
place and no use for
him. A man who has
bilious turns and tired ,
feelings and frequent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06
COLORDED CLERGYMEN SPEAK OUT.
THEY APPEAL TO THEIR BRETHREN TO STAND BY
THE PARTY WHICH PROTECTS THEIR
RACE IN THE SOUTH.

RACE in THE SOUTH.
At the Republican meeting in Zion Methodist Epis-
copal Church last night appeal to the negro
voters OF the city, signed by sixteen colored min
isters was read. The appeal signed by
the Rev. DR. Ernest Lyon. OF John Wesley Meth
odis Episcopal Church; the Rev. j. Butler Thomp-
kins OF 81. James's Presbyterian Church: the Rev.
Dr. W. IL. Brooks. OF ST. Marks Methodist Epis-
copal Church the Rev H. q. Miller. OF Mount
Tabor Presbyterian Church; the Rev. j. NJ Hender-
son. Of Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church: the
Rev Grenville Hunt Of the Mount Vernon Baptist
Church: the Rev X. ID. Wynn. of Abyssinia Baptist
Church: the Rev. DR.. NJ. Il. Franklin OF Zion
Methodist Episcopal Church; the Rev. Lewis II.
Cook, OF the East Eighty-ffth Street Methodist
Episcopal Church; the Rev. +. NJ Jacobs OF the
Fleet Street Methodist Episcopal Church Brooklyn;
the Rev. Ii. Creamer the Rev. George Boswell and
Bishop Walters OF the African Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The appeal reads as follows:
Colored men of New-York The condition OF the
South IL desperate The Democratic party Is with
out an issue. They have adopted as an issue OF
the present campaign the false cry OF negro domi-
nation. They are stirring up race war all over
the South. They have planned the capture OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06
EAST SIDE TAKEN BY STORM
Continued from FIRST page.
CHEERS FOR THE COLONEL.

plshed only by the aid of several threatening
nightsticks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06
Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup

MOTHERS for ther cHIL.DREN WHILE TEEThniiSsHH
soFTENs the GUNS ALLAYs all PAIN CURES VIM
collie and is The bes. remsIy for DiAKkhhA; 500 ~,
'Nrs Wnsow's Soothing Syrup and take no otnsr nss'
Twenty-h ve cents a bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06

There was a swaying, pushing crowd at Rv-
ington-st. and the Bowery long before Colonel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-15

On account of trouble with his
eyes Minister King had to curtail
his stay at the Volcano and return
home. He is obliged to stay in a
dark room.
Attorney Wakefield says that
the day is not far distant when
one Of the Hilo papers will pub
lish daily edition.
Pearson & Hebron are agents
for the Search Light Bicycle
Lamp which is generally conceded
to be the best bicycle lamp in ex-
istence.
For a nice clean shave or an
artistic hair cutdrop in to the Elite
Barber Shop, King street, near
Alskea.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-15

told him before his wife died.
Mrs. Dowsett had almost given up
the use of the family carriage
when the cars began to run, say
ing, as her husband reported, that
she liked the cars because there
was no fear of their running away
and hurting people. Whenever
Mr.. Dowsett was seen on his &C
customed jaunt this view OF his
wife required, along with a strong
suspicion that he loved the cars
because his wife had liked them.
Never will be effaced from
memory the sight of the fine old
gentleman, standing every moon
light night on the roadside by his
bospitable home, EMPOWERED In a
beautiful grove at Palama, watch
ing the passing happy-go- lucky
life of the natives, and always
ready to have a sociable "crack"
with neighbor hieing home. he
would never have on coat or
waistcoat those times, and his
manners were as free and I'M
affected as his apparel yet without
a single coarse grain. :,
Yes, "Jim Dow EFT" Is dead
and all who knew him mourn as
for father or brother
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-15
POLICE WORK GOES ON.
Japanese Assault Gases Put Over. Tran
Driver Dismissed.

Japanese Assault Gases Put Over. Tram
Driver Dismissed.
There was quite galaxy of
legal lights in attendance at the
Police Court this morning. Judge
Wilcox presided. The case of
the Japanese who are mp again
for assault and battery was called
and postponed until Friday.
These men are the worst class of
the Japanese inhabitants, most of
them living off the earnings of
the fallen women of their nation,
Marshal Brown will do every
thing in bis power to make them
feel the weight of the strong arm
of the law. In setting the case
for Friday MIR. De Bolt, attorney
for the defendants stated that in
view of the fact that another de-
tachment of boys in blue were due
here about Friday it would prob
ably interfere with the proceed
ings of the court.
Marshal Brown did not see
why the arrival of the boys in
blue should knock the court out
of gear. Judge Wilcox said he
was not on any of the entertain
ment Commuters and that he had
already sent his pies to the Com
missary Committee and was free
to hear the case.
Ben Kaluna was sentenced to
80 days imprisonment at hard
labor for wife beating.
The case of a tramcar driver
for cruelty to animals was dis
missed it being shown that the
horse he was driving was skinned
but it had been injured by throw
ing itself and not by the driver.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-15
INTER ISLAND MAIL SUBSIDY
House Continues Its Work on ApprO.
priatiOn Bill.
Hawaiian Wine License Bill Passes Second
Reading-Words Of Respect for Late
]. |. DOWSett.

In the House this morning
Senate Bill 80, licensing the Man
ufacture of Wine from grapes of
Hawaiian growth, passed second
reading.
On suspension of the rules.
Req. Gear for the Commerce Com.
mittee submitted an oral report in
on House bill rs, relating to the
carrying of mails by cossting yes
sells, recommending that the bill
be laid upon the table and that
three new items be inserted in the
current neutrality-suspicious. bill:
Mail Subsidy, Wilders
8. s. Co. 80. 8 1000
Mail Subsidy, IL. s. 8.
TO-. ........... -. 4.UOO
Extra Inter Island Mail
Service. :. $50. 1000
On motion the bill was laid on
the table and the new item order
ed taken up with Senate bill 4.
Under suspension of the rules,
the Committee on Health and
Education reported upon various
resolutions, and petition, recon
mending that the same be granted.
Laid on table to be considered
with appropriation bill.
Senate Bill No. 4 Current Ac
count Appropriation was brought
up for third reading.
The following new items we're
inserted:
Compiling and Printing
Civil and Penal Laws. .$2,675 90
Mail Subsidy, Wilder s.
s. Co. :. 1000 90
Mail Subsidy 1. 1. s. N.
Co.. -. 1000 90
Extra Inter Island Mail
service. 49,. ........ 1000 90
The item support of Kalalau
and Kalaupaps Bands, $500, was
struck out.
The items under the Judiciary
and Foreign Affairs Departments
passed third reading, as did also
the items under the Department
of Finance, the Customs Bureau
and the Postal Bureau.
On motion of Representative
LoebensteiD, the Speaker was re
quested to appoint committee OF
five of which the Speaker should
be chairman to attend the funeral
of the late j. 1. Dowsett former
member of the House of Mobiles.
Rep. Robertson moved that the
House adjourn out of respect to
Mr.. Dowsett. Forcible aud feel
ing remarks we're made by the
Attorney General, and by Rep.
Loebenstein and Robertson and
Speaker Kaulukou, referring to
the great steem in which the late
Mr.. Dowsett was held by all
classes in the community. The
motion unanimously carried.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-15
Right
at
Your
Door !!

Every summer many Of our people
visit at the various springs throughout
the United States in search Of lost health.
Owing to the heavy expense incurred by
time consumed i'm making these jour
neys, many are compelled to remain at
home in consequence.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-15
Bartlett

After careful study and thorough i'm
vestigation as to the most effective
waters for the ailments most common to
our people, we find that BARTLETT
SPRINGS WATER by far superior to
all others. Many prominent residents
Of Hawaii have visited the springs and
all alike agree that it has no equal in
curative qualities.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-15
VIRTUE! REV ARD
"Virtue has its own reward"

rear AoihiIai Dewey mas oohe NM
ed sSH for T himself elf the deserving s title Of
E Tsis stSrs + also anxious to earn de-
serving title from the public; title OF
merit, that carries with It the name name, OF
nr rts ~ s' " ''
In order to do this it is necessary to be
s g: ss V q. saSs ss &: S:
salsble in the best markets Of the world.