davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22

fiiagl. IN the Cathailr c~mrfsr- rte
funsral .~rvlre- sserr belt iu ~ ol,.ra
haasr. where th~ co.n WIS tatra
SATURDAY. afternoon.
rsr-~ us-t.t-r- ons~t-t~a-
Three mtnfsfsfs II fhs eif. sausit, e.
n thu ceremony. uhich vsat ~ ehafrs
Il the Masonic ia.ir~. of which ORDER
Nr Iisnsi "a. 8 s.u,I-~r r-sn he
platform wrr~ Nr EfFsn an.i th-.~
forus.r rotrrnsr. Il stia .f.s. ns.al
4. Frauci. William . Sso.- ,.4i
James Netlurr. a. vsrii a. ~ -,rer,..-
tnsn.
me-. ni~.s r.s.,~a .. ,s- .....
An th, ,n.,,,t,..r. II ,h.. gtiss..t e.. Z.
-. -. =. 49, rr
f"u iAf"t 't. ~ f''tifA tH" Fft' q" t+~
gFatr Mr. Hland ss BE- rss Hi hei.r ~
her hu-i~nsi's return irum Wa~ti T.
tom nnd who forgot h~r ovu $40 a,rifh
- hrn w i'lAni tauie paF- fH i.eis.fqfifi.
p''stf,i,'i hTF -''n' ih''si''fr. al'i
'"siS' "As"'' tnr
e'e,h'F. .'pi- f'f'i a'r a.f'ae thf 'i'-
FAin'f west Nsr l~@HE "Frr ta~
grave fFr'ff'iHt atitfHff Narn far
i'-t "ff''' h'i tFf" sFs--rH H"si 80
'''s'n Af0TfvH ia'" So grave shr was
"a if''m we 'erftetf 10 rfs.~
shs ihtnif", aa'i it oaf n~feffl Ia
i.ii hFf in'n tar earrtfr~
'-S~s H-~@~d "t~N-ss
NJ tfanf l.rs nusirr aore fr~~
~ +irHnz asst faez~sl a+ va- a| a-
.~if. if vsr uuf uutd nffer .rtra
a.rl"eA that fhr tnssrm~nf ear uts-ir.
thf fnnrrnf srrrlrrs taFsar f--rn t.aE-
= t"Hn nuiifi fSiF't infi a. hsif niss1ss
.iifnr tr"n fhr flr -Af nr fafarr
" es~i -t-'Ar tHses iast uar'ia.
fs'h~T ~-'..a'- t--' w-"s-
Aad h~r ts-a,Te chitlrea r~fh.r -
iis raif- whra fh. ru hat snnt 20
wst nd fhT aat hs- lnftuer,t ai p ].
lsfk eifh th~ stars. w. ufi asr fhis
nasu. t.rllauan' ersarrst rtftrrn. BE-. she
piar- i-s-i ha- u.a.ie for hina f.,r 81. th~
tsar- rnt d~vu thr atena~ af tsas~
.nd aisni. .tr,~ th-- f.,sr ~ ui~ssar. &.
.ad chamber b. ,s4ii raf ts fareutr "a.
mi isss harl rafAv f-iansf. uFirHer rl1H-
Gresham nor F-'iiffriaa. hHf ~ Hfan
hsus~if. uti - p.a-.ri With Wsshirs-
ten an'l ief'rsseu an'i Llncsia.
rhrs--~a 80 >~~ sA~ Dad ~sss~-----
40 fh~ Hnraiu- fhr nf-~sa hs,usr
was aiied sith li1~ - r-r-nus ~ tp
raus~ 30 taok uYonth~ kIn-i anil father
II face af M rlaHd Thr great n-~u
of the state caur. isut fhrir visit ,ss.
- rsHeh a ulaffrr - dute ausi respect
n= - rsrar'i The FARMERS frpm ".
nland-s district. meu v ho ku.s hssn
aui4 as their fs-end rssie mites
through the mud aud h~asx road. 80
So the congressman for the laSt thrive.
At the moan hour u Was iusps,s.issl.. :.
=. .sisssi'' sssinfs-'''as go tne aIsrrss baus-
-. -, ,i.e ", rra'sd a''.t trpni that
- 49,,
-, -
-
- -" - ~
Mr.. Biaud. Judge & Z. Biaud and the
eonRrs s-sntan's children. MIS- tranees.
h''Ni''''' rNlhs- ',F''sE' ''"'','
- '''' .1'''i "''' '''
-. -, 49,, -. ~. -.
:, -. -.
h. a.. .,..,..,,-,..,.'.. -. -. -.
- u. - s.-...z-,,-- - "a.
-. -, II -
-. - g. -,
-. -.
y. -, -'''
-. - -, -.
'"h'us'Fes ann AttttN@t" NFnt '" TIE
"a"
s,''s "'''e "'''f ""''i '"''i "' Hr'
''''''' - - '" "s -
N"N 'fft FA- - an N"tNFH AstsN 2"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22
OTIS ARMY IS HEALTHY.
Some Grataitousiy False Statement,
Retuted BY Facts and
Figures
rHt ats ist s0r uYIxs OFF lIxsFLts
o. the s..srsr,. th- us tn s..st.
tis.. ss~ Vet o.ts A-ss.s.ht.zt,
E.r~tt~st. B-s Have. rrss.st,
N--~r u--- Ea--rt~a d. ss sru,
o.. the Tropics.

New York. June 10 The statements
arr dying Ike flies. aud that the VT
department. has been compelled 10
saPFr~~~ the regulation health ~
ports which u Wss formerly eu~i,,-
mary 70 make public. turn ou, 70 -
gratuitousiy faiss. but serve the gt,,sl
purpo-~ ~ bringing out the fact that
the hvalth conditions iu the American
army unsi~r t..H. oti~ arr no, only
ssteni~hinriv excellent. but have.
proi,ahls. never h~~n epualisd in any
army in frvpieai countries. says the
a~hinE'pn correspondent of the
Trthrtr..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22
TRADE WITH THE BARBADOS.
rs~ Fir.s seespr.~ssy Treaty Ess~s-
"a ss-ssh~ Ds.s,-, rsrts law
-srss~Ss tg~~s~a ~ treaty.


Washington. june IA r~~iprvsisv
treaty i-t~~~n the raif~l states and
t.rat Britain covering trad l~tw.rp
this country ans the Brisish colony 81
barhadoes was signed a. he depart.
nsnt ~ -titr Yesterday by the rrpr~-
'rntatisss ~ the ,wo governments. ~
i the first treaty framed unslrr th~
pineley Law. AMI the frs, of the -rrir.
OF ireatisz ~hich th- British eoioni~~
TO the south u this country aSs -.-~k-
ing 20 ~fe-i.
MI. John \. ka~~ous sfsrciai r~'i-
pro-ity rtrpiposeutiars. signed Tor ise
nitsd >'a'rs. and the British aBba<
sasior signed fcr Gr~ai Britain.
Ts E,s~.s f.r wv s~s~s.
The srvuiy j. rode for ess y~so
with provisions foe an esr~nsion unlsss
either party should ,l~nosae, Il in tho
m~an,ina~
w.h,. sh~ rsv-.- - >s<sssa rs.r.
~ j. rsasl~ ~srirti- within the term
Of section four - fh~ pnriey law.
" hieh prusid-s fas q reduction % not
more than ~ pr c-ns. q the rrs,'ilar
duties on goost-. war~~ aud mer~han-
di~- which NAV Is. agre~,i ur-Sn. la re-
~ ''' ''' XIV"
-
''," '"..'', l|'"'"
''>" ''s.' W f"A
placed on the FREE hst. also tsr plar-
iug g,-r'i- On the fire. list for frrm Of
- P'','''''s 'n-.' 'NF ''e~'e = I"
' y '", ''''ls'''' y 'H'' Wv"
-
= ~Ff't
'''-'' "-''' ~" ''''s '.'''iTi ~
NV ~" "FfA"ff" - NN@
'''' i'''f
@"' NOV "tFf" wv iFf""ttF AFfAnsf
uienf. and consequently. like aii trrnf-
'ss mm~, b. sahnsittsd 20 rhs nif-si
>tatr> -~ust- FOR tAspprusal. n. state
d-F srfu~nt r. pr-clwsie'i frum making
puhiir - terms. Therefor. it B. not
p-ss~ihi~ - give with more than an
sppruViuaat. sisgr~~ - acrurarv the
Seop- ~ thu Instrument.
In particular n. department desire.
% aVtsisl th~ Discussion 90 sT-s-sai arfi-
riss included a. this i HkrIf Cd fs.sd
- cssutrss~rss.
ssi-f Esp~s'. fr-.. n.Fh.s~~--
The information r~s7~ix~,i ffnm ~
frial q'sarf~r~ ha- shown thar the
chief arfisl~s - ~xr.srt frous fsart,asl.,..
10 shr nii.,i S,afe--f- ss.ssr. r-s,is.s.-.
ami mauiak. the latter bring a rit-h
mueh Ike asphalt sugar II ths ehi-f
pro.lu~t - tbe island. aasi ths ehs-f
export - this roa.frv. th. trade last
ysar resehing ss.ugs .si8
Chief Article. OF rsp.rs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22

fr-aHi~uf Hekaai~v ~spr-ssr-i sur-
rfl-s fhrf fhT i-sHrr~nr fsr~-s shssifl
.r slsr appaF~ufis. - lrra~ur~ in~.-
a-astiisir snrg.ia~- "a arui- au,i auunsu-
rfflsH- auf tiar~vsaans w~r~ rab4-yl 20,
Adn'fFsf hafsea g. cooperate vifh
isru- trts iu tssiue ~ fr~svui th~ isu.t
iur 81. rsanif.,,u- - var in th~ i.la nj
sf fft,sn.
a i'i'-- sa.is 81 'h- STAND 50. rs,,.sr.-
rd ~s'asitshesi sssaas tlmfe aga. huf
even "urotufer uith fh- iusur-~uts
'isan"ns fra'~- that th~v -fiu have
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22
RICHARD ?. BLAND DEAD.
The Famous Missouri Apostle Of
Free Silver Has Slept
His Last Sleep.
I'VE FUNERAL TO st HELLO SATURDAY,
sesswssf~ the Remains WIN Tie q.
state In the op~r. Hose 90 L~s.-
sss- ses-t cttts~.s' We~sfsx
called 60 Take Suitable aesf.s ..
Ms Death.

Lebanon. Mo-. Jun- i5.-Hon. Rich
ard 2. Bland died at s:1o a. IN, after
o sleep Of y hours.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22

with proeisiou foe an e.t~tssion unless
either party should d~no~ae. Il in the
m~antins~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22

-rr.d fhat fhe aruas and navy
raal.f e'saF'~rafe fa aainsaiu tight
is's- kasi- af isss.sa. ia srti~r - prevent
80 lsu''taT ef .appii~- - aay char
rf~r far ~ rrt.ri farv--
iH rrrse.a 80 eluarafau against
tguir5al's. ta~ pF~sat~us r. purnuin.- :
fhe ssea- r-alres 90 that uass ia sr~ss-
faeu axaiust fh~ r~t-i farr~s ia th~
...a.ra
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22

In tha<- Four month";. with an at~r.
az X - Tpa mea Engaged. fhs kiii.sI
we've 80. This great disparity demon.
stfa's~ shat Improvement has rssu't=
81 FROM the vNp~risnre of the Sanii-
ago campaign. when e.aI9 dt~d from
disease. and only go werc killed. In
e. shG hsslih sg{It 2s n ~ Phi
aud M QUESTION having tcen rssiSesi
about II from this side Of the oe~au.
M reveut cablr reports from Gen.
OTIS contain any ailtision 10 IT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22

The hostile natives of Cebu are more
menacing. Nail adviees say hostiiities
against the AAeUcans have begun
there. Col. Hamer. the American COM
mander. has asked for achievements,
and four companies Of the Tennessee
regiment have been sent to him from
iloilo.
The Nebraska regiment has been or
dered to sail for home early next week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-22
THE CAMPAIGN N LUlON.
Two Important Decisions Reached
at the Cabinet Meeting in
washing,oa Friday.
80 N.tstst- . rt4at nt-- k.a~ .s
sAs t-ts-s o. rv-s~-s ,h- t.-s-
'@z "s s-pvts~. t-r The r--.r-
seats

Nev Nerk. JUNE T. Ncrar,linr 10 a
NaThiazien rlrresF sFouarnfrf 'hs JouS-
aai and Nds~rti-~r. tua Important d.
etsion~ ~vr- uasi- a. N. meeting oi
~ cai'iusi hsid just t-forr the psvsl.
slrnt started f,sr flnitok~. r.ferrinr to
IL. .a..n.l..n b. th. -.hll.,.........
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09

JOHN I, DAILY, Irlan,dezyk,
wYpuszczony ma wolnost z
wiezienia, ~poni.e1w va. v roku
1884 nalezat do sp;sku, maja
cego ma celu wy.sad1enie v
powietrza p%aslamentu. aostaf
|o5ranYm burmistrzem Dubll
ma "a
KlR0L szuedaki O,kar, jes:
tax mocno chory, &e powierzo.
no prowlzoryczne ready nastep.
|cY tronu, Gustawowi..
/ 3 :4.:: !: = 81: . "
parry Arr Y >. ]. N'ajgorliv v
osonuo'
j &. ooeen'e' = zh'k'a= nauz 0)a
u~oln1ehla 8'Sz''a a''ft
@Yspy: N9lezy 5sle az -
20 s'"''rozen'o why nfAlu'a ., ,
ktory .oeS wv uopus~"
SIG zoraoY' fozpoczule = -
: fapcyl nsVa.aas1.
eydowska: funny sta "'a}a
ro"na D1ef'osem "Ssys'A'cl'
aaoo~.
a. s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09
KSIAZKI DO


Esiq4ka do ma6o4eastud napi-.
ana przes Arc~Qblskup0 Duna:s0
tx zwana biskupka' GA > ko. :
$l.oo
IL sam - Bls ky " p lE.
na!els.e1 oPra"'e' 90 ~ ~
m ms 1.e:n g,,.ii - . ~ 80 ~
$500 - .n;oE,,ai onra ,.,,as -
800, $50. t.zaq;em OK
' .'s'1 49,. ....s..
. os oe1s e. na' ~ =
s s''' 30 one [re plzeg okac :.;
-: al
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09
mojc 0 r%aturalnej 6mierci 20
stu amerykahskich 6olnierzy,
" tel liczbie IA ma ospe.

T. i :::iss =#+: y s..a.. :" II. A*:2%f
/ AR m j. b rs liczy
10000 ludzi, ktorym nale3Y
}sie, &old "a trey lata wedlug
normY przyjetej W armii anne
|kanskie]. Ia pocza:ek s!uaby
Gomez uwaz, dz;e i IS lutego
1895 s !. r. u. y Y ktorym zostatla a
niepodlegtcst Kuby.
|Giebie samego Gomez stawia
pod wqgledem 3oidu na=r6Wni
. ametykahskim geaeralem =
porucznikiem, ktory pobiera
|IlO0O d. rriooc:znle. Ola 20-stu
general~majot6W 3ada pc 1900
Id. za.rok; { ola 200 brYgadJef6w
pc $500 d. prosci .zoinierze
powinni dostatc po 648 dolarowN,,
rozem 81 miljonow 2 centami.
o
- w tf:rach
rn1Hadnwv ch mamie nrsekuna-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09

SALON1E BRACI
GRlESEL y Winonie W bloku
Pekera, ze wszYstkich tutes--
szych salon6w najWiecej piWaa
yprzedaja, 2 czego .wynika,
te piwo go6ciom tn podaWal
ne, jest jaknglepszem. "
gl6Wne] sail "a stofY ! mnogie
krzeslla, d nadto osoobbnny pot,lkzo5j
dla chcacYch siedziett osobaE
no. Ludz1zw tej po starokrajjI4z'
|xrs;sku urzadzonei oberzY
|sawszeqsi !, 7. U ia, y i &c mimo
to- zszybko adostanie
|,czego za1sda, z~ssadowoleniem
wychodzi. B
~Fnmerzg teraz wgcalem
miescieWygodniejsze gospoddY
MI & #z1n'aajda jak q. u G5nsesloR, 3 y
polaczyo''nei ich oaloln l9s',m
glr1oe,ialeerl.il swszysfko moga kupit.
Go . sniasta da kuchln1iiii stotu
prowadgae mUsEl,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09
PLAN JAzDY
poc.ag6w koleiowYch
" Wlnonte.

W WlnOnte.
Chicago y Northwestern.
odjazd pociag6w
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago passenger Elk Sunday ZOO a. N
Chicago passenger lex SUM S.;,r e:,o p, n q
Ma Zachod.
Minnesota Mail Passenger, lex. SUM- $50 pm.
Passenger, No. I lex. Sum- 7:co Pm.
PrzYbYcle pociag6w:
Ze Wscbodu.
Chicago Morning Passenger No DAILY zssA:M
Chicago Evening Passenger, No. Is. sunl6:4s Pm;
Re Zachodu.
MINI; Passe4nngerNe o. tEx SUM Il IS a; n
Dakota Passenger No. 2 Ca Sun 600 Pm
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Ma p6lpoc .
depart. Arrive.
s. Paul & Minneapolis :Ex $50 m 11.4s a m
Ma pOlud ME
Chi. St. Louis & Peoria tx. ,o:45 pm. 11:4 p. m
Chicago & 81. Louis express l1.o4 a. m, 1850 a. ~
wszystkC dzieHne
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul.
Ma Wsch6d.
.-@- . Depart
Rock Island da exp.sxs lex Sun. 1923 a: m
Chicago express. (daily, 7'45 p. nj
Fast Mail (dalylM - # o:5o p. m
Chicago v~estbiled ldailyl 11:r7 p. m.
~ .%='srt - = = = z.-9 --' - 1881
Ma Zach6d.
Chicago express daily 4;s4 a. m
Chicago v~estibuled daily BIB a. m.
Fast Mail Idailyl 1888 q. n
Rock Island daily express o. p m
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA DIVISION.
Passenger $50 p III
Green BAY L1ne.
ssEs: D De- U nrYe.
Green Bay Passenger gas a "a $40 p M
10 ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09

Il. DEaD0WzS!K1Eg0
v Ninena, MINI.
MONA dosta66 roznraaite kslgzki poll
skie.szozea6tniezza d naste putsjace:
POLsKO.
AMEIaiiYYK ANSKA (Ceena 80
centdw) nalnowsza KSIAzKA
,suiolzonaaprzes see
dziWs do6wladc'ona kuckarkesprzY
pomocyt kucharza hotelowego. .
se5AssIK .sllazzlkkai ia d zaw1 eli .nlaassteepuljJzalce
rozdziaiY: Napoje, zupY, ] arzynY,
SalatY, Rozmalte potrawy z jaJ !
maxi, PotraIwVg7Y,, mmiiesnei, CIeIeciinlai.
Skopowina, W'ieprzowina, Dr6B,
Zwlerzyna, RYby. Rome potrawY
m,ssne, SSosy, tpieczYwa, konnftu..
~ i zadrawy, LeguminY, budynie
! Po6ASCty> AOuys
Mode poauienki bardzo=szybko
%nabieraia wprawY " kucharzeniu,
jezeli praktvkujac " kuohnl, RAJ
poraz zagla,iaj3tde tego znakomi-
tego kucharskiego p%odreczni-
ka ........ 30 centoW.
0 jamie I'wardowskam. wielklm
czarowniku 80. -. Is ct.
Zywot Kososuszks, kslazeczka
ola ]grzecznych dziscl......... 20 Ct
MeczeMasttu0 $vigtsi Dziieauta;Wqsl
Kru%yny, wyciag z ZYwot6w
SStych Pahsklch rs. P!otra Skar-
gl. 5 ct.
Testament Piotra Wiielkicgo czY5
i; zamlarv Meskali zawojowanfia
cafego swlata ........... ct,
Dwa Study czYli sZen1aczka
Amery kanska ....... l0ct.s
N6rcyk Kaszu1$;ci abo Kcruszk
l jedna maca 1edrnfj PROVIDE. loot.
Sllo1Di;czeE csyli zbl6r polskloh.
piosnek ludowych (zawieraiscy.
taKze Marsz kaszubski)".... 10 G.
Rkraka csYli ,,lKiedy igat,t to
JUL dobrze. Is C.
Proroctmo Michaldy, Kr6lowe.
70 Saby, l3te; SY5Illi .l5c
zyd so,eezmy 1estacs.... Too.
Kaszubi pod Wiedaiem,
opowiadaDie 20 kaszubsku (wier
zem).. be:
Proroctwa O PoIsce .,...1O loot
Ksiazecz11a ola -dusz n%aboznych St
Gdyby naiet 1000 dolarou
~powiescAdla cnotllwei m{odziezY10e.
Weso1y Wie:-szokleta, powln77
szowania ma wszelkf przYgodY,
zaprosiny Ia wesele piosneczkl
weselne....... zOct
=. Historya o. Grzegorzu, kt6ry
II lat pokutowa}, przykuty PREY
skale .2Oct.
Egeaneentarz R6lsks (duzy}. .25ct
Menaentorz Muzy ola dzlec
rplsk1ch W Ameryce..........8c:
Lstoaonsk Pglsko.A merykaaski;:
podrsoznlk zav ;srajacy nauke pi
SANTA iist6w i 5otowe IVORY list6w
W wszystkjcL przvpadkach ~
TO.
Sennik pe5rsko- egipski. -. soc.
Sennik czyli wr6zenle re sn5w
ma przesz}o 500 przypadk6w~.sfu
..l5sc.
Leka,x Dom1oaoy czyll nleza.
wodne sposoby domowego j TAME:
go.leczenla rozmaitYch: chor6b Csc
Rzewodnk do pisania list0w
naitosnych.. .-.:....! 80. Soc
lo:rednib Rzsko Angiezsk;;,
fksiazsa. ola aatwego %nauczenla sic
Pc angielsku:. 65ct.
Dzieje NuroM Rzskiego
(Jozefa Chociszewskiego).......4 Acct.
Dzae1e starego nowego Iestd
,~f7atu Il obrazkaml). .........4O
- ra@a : j.
So ~ i. Il ~ = -. So
KSIAZKI DO
-
Ksig&ka do mabo3eastwd napix
>a,,u przez Arcvbiskupo Duni9o.
tx zwana Blskupka, ola ko-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09
KALEEI.If2l|DL)!AIRIZmAR YANSKI
j d r (, ( Il 1899 J

#Es###4A*
opr6cz caeSci zwnyklejj Ell a allen u ykazeam. sdni, SWAT
bi eau skkiiezyca, rad ola gospodary 4 ]. e. zawiera 60 ma:
stepuje: .= ..z
Powitanie noWoroczne. #s.
Ops mieszkania Mas, Maryi Fanny, Y ekolicy Efezu.
Pod opieka Mary, powieSe moralna.
"a sluzpa, Wiersz P. Kornela Ujejskiego.
" kopalni wegla, powies6 z|Izycia gornik6W. ==I@
Nova polska, wiersz p. S. x
Blogoslawiehstwo czwartsgo przykazania, pcwiese.
Litania do Matki Boskie], wisrsz AZ. Pluga.
Pod toppiekaq zw. J5zefa, powiastka p. =. .a.#a
Z podziekowaniem do pana hrabiego, humoreska. .
Poza., wiersz |. Niemcewicza.
Alkohol i spolka, nadworni dostawcy: Jej Kr6lewskiei
Smierci.
Mody niewieScie : ;lustracyami, poeo'at humorystyczno.
p.l. >.
Niece O ~grzybach, z ilustracyami.
Rady zdrowia.
Ku rozrywce W wolnych chwilach, z ilustracyami.
Zarty i dowcipy..#= ~ !"
BoDAFHI oBRAzHoWR.
Droga krzyzowa.
Ecce Homo.
Mater Doloros,.
Widzenie.
Pierwszy rcsiew.
Zgadnii. =#@.s
Napad: =- .. ..a=
Kalendarz scienny.
Forteczka Fl iedz~jeiz W matni (dwie gry = pionkami.
Taryfa pocztowa.
Obliczenie procentowe obiczenie= placy dziennej, rocznej
Cd godzny ...... ....
Materya,, jak ,widzinay, z treSci bardzo bogaty, ana 2o1
W wielkim tormacie.
Cena rs cent6w,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09
Physician.
sales Increasing.

The largest retail drug store IS
America ID that Of Hegeman & Co.
on Broadway in New Yosk Oily.
AZ reDorterwho went thereto learn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-09

Bank ten zorgaln1iizowan.3 zostai
ma podstaw1e praw Stanu \. Mime. II ne
sofa. " yd1anllu a Marca 1857.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-27
Good For Mexico.


The following circular which has
been issued by the Mexican Central
fully explains itself and shows that
Mexico is standing at the front in the
rank of prosperity.
Mexico, March 18TH. 1899.
'In addition to receiving the bank
notes of the Banco Nacional de Mexico,
Banco de Londres Mexico, Banco
Minero and Banco Commercial de Chi
huahua, and Bauco de San Luis POtosi;
agents and conductors are hereby
advised that beginning with March
GOTH, 1899, they are authorized to re-
ceive in payment of charges for freight,
tickets. telegraph, storage etc., the
bank notes of the banks which appear
in the following list, viz:
"Banco de Coahuila, Banco de Nuevo
Leon, Banco de Durango, Banco Oc-
cidental, Banco del Estado de Mexico.
Banco de Sonora, Banco de Jaliscc.
Banco Yucateco. Banco Mercantil de
Veracruz, Banco de Zacatecas, Banco
Mercantil de Yucatan.
"This authorization refers to bank
notes in denominations of five dollars
and over. Bills of less denomination
than five dollars Except those issued
by the Bauco Nacionol de Mexico) will
not be received.
J. A. HENDRY.
Asst. Treasurer.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-27
His Life Was Saved.

Mr.. ]. F. Lilly, a prominent citizen
of Hannibal, Mo-, lately had wonder
full deliverance from a fright ful death.
In telling of it he says: 'I/was taken
with Typhoid Fever, that ran into
Pneumonia. My lungs became hard :
ened. l was so weak that | couldn't
even sit up in bed. Nothing helped
me. 1 expected to soon die of Con-
sumption, when heard of DR.. Kings
New Discovery. One bottle gave great
relief. L continued to use it. and now
am we'll and strong, 1 can't say too
much in it's praise" This marvellous
medicine is the surest and quickest
cure in the world for all throat and
lung trouble. Regular sizes so cents
and 81. 90. Trisl bottles free at Irwin
& Co.'S Drug Store, every bottle guar
anteed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-27
Texas And Pacific Tbs.

The Texas and Pacific people have
given contracts for the building of
handsome office fixtures for their new
ST. Charles hotel quarters. and Major
Strong stated yesterday that as soon
as these fixtures were in place the
transfer from the Canal street location
would be made.
The contracts given for the new fur
niture were let to manufacturing
concern upon the line of the Texas and
Pacific, the deal being closed Tuesday.
It is said that these new fixtures,
desks, ETC., will be the handsomest in
any railroad Office in the city. Under
the new ms nagement the Texas and
Pacific ros will soon loom up in first
class shape.
Mr.. Braggins, division freight agent
of the road, is again in Paris, Tex,
this time to attend the marriage of his
daughter.-New Orleans Picayune.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-27
Sparks From the Engine.

1t is said that Brakeman Wineland
who was injured in the T. & p. wreck
a short time ago. is getting along very
nicely in the T. & P. hospital at Mar
shall, Texas. p-..
A train load of hogs arrived over
the Santa Fe yesterday morning from
Kansas City and were turned over to
the Mexican Central for shipment to
the City of Mexico.
While coupling cars Sin the G. H.
yards yesterday Switchman Weber
got his left hand caught and it was bad
" mashed. It is thought that he will
lose portion of the index finger.
The question is being asked on all
sides: "Who will be the next master
mechanic Travelling Engineer Too
mey is mentioned for the place as also
is Foreman Mum. They are both
good men and we'll qualified for the
place.
On account of the funeral of o. r..
De Young. the late master mechanic
of the G. H. & S. A, tomorrow, there
will, be no work at the G. II. shops in
the afternoon. The remains will be
shipped to Pasadena. California, where
according to deceased's own wishes,
they will be cremated.
The Santa Fe is pushing work on its
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-27
LINK AND PIN.


'sThe directors of the Texas and Pacific
Railroad company today elected these
officers: President, George J. Gould;
vice presidents, s. 81. 81. Clark, L. S.
Thorne and Frank J. Gould; secretary
and treasurer, @. E. Satterlee.
1.-THE St. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern directors also met and re-
elected the old officers. The question
of the exchange of Iron Mountain per
cent bonds for the income bonds of the
Texas and Pacific was discussed at
these meetings, but subsequently it was
stated that no terms would be given out.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. said that state
ment would be given out tomorrow.
There was large buying of Texas and
Pacific incomes today on the belief
that holders of the incomes will re-
ceive Is per cent In the Iron Mountain
new As instead of 81 IL per cent as
originally supposed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-27

tie picking plant at Las Vegas, and it
will be in operation by April 1st. The
total output will be 1900 ties every
twenty-four hours, and will keep thir-
ty-flve men in employment.The pickl--
ing process renders the wood almost
indestructible by decay or weather &C
ton.
L. G. O'Brien, who for some time was
air inspector on the Mexican Central
on this end of the line. was in the city
yesterday. For several weeks past he
has been in the employ of the Santa
Fe at Demiug and came here to spend
q day with his many friends. He re-
turned on the afternoon train yester-
day for Deming.