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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-23

Pewien apost6 nauki rzemiosl W
szkOiaOh p~ublioznych oblicza, Re 81
procent dzieoi, k~ohczacych takie
szkoly, ME mole zarobic zaraz ma zy.
ole, DO niema pojecia o aadnem RE
miosle. Zapomina jednak o tenn, re
wielu rzemieslnikow, doskonale ina.
jaoych rzemiosia, ME mote znalesc
zajecia.
Wprowadzenie nauki rzemios} do
szkol publicznych zamiast dopom6dz
przyozyni1oby sic tylko do obnizenia
p1acy rzemieslnika, DO rok rooznie
szkoly ~ydawa}yby legjony rzemiesl.
nikow, gotowych do piracy "a byle
jake wynagrodzenie.
Me zawsze dobre zamiary dopro-
wadzaja do dobrych rezultatow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-23

ydioWshicSo, aoy VI, hapiab, hatoiih
polak, mog} cos podobnego napisaG
- Gaia nienawisG zwrociia sic WOW,
czas przeciw korespondentowi pisn
czeskich, niejakiemu Ludwikowi
Zychlihskiemu, osobistosci dose ciem.
nej j znanej re swego moskalofl.
st " a = Wowczas przychodzili do p
Ostaszewskiego bardzo powazni Ia.
die z Warszawy i zapewniali go, &c
autorem tych artykuiow jest ks. Sto.
jalowski. - Me wierzy}, ale przeko.
mania jego o ks. S. zachwiaiy sic
wskutek tego zacza} pilnie studio.
wac pisemka jego. Znalazl tam RE.
czywiscie wielki kult stosunkow 70.
syjskich ] prad tra-ugodowy i do
szedi do przekonania, ze to oziowiek
juz ME fantastyczny ! nieobliczalny
ale ] szkodliwy, a niebswem z~nalszl
sic dowod, Re ks. st. juz cd r. 1891
Mai stosunki redakcja ,,Dniewnika
Warszawskiego'. lynn dowodem
jest autentyczny list ks. Stojaiow.
skiego do pDnie 'nika" z prosbs @
wskazanie najiatwiejszego sposobu
porozumienia sic j o odpowiedz ma
rece n~iejskiego Niewisdomskiego "
Czaczy. List ter z}ozy} p. Osta.
szewski wsrod poruszenia audytor.
jun ma stole przewodniczacego.
Rownoczesnie propsgowai dalej
ks. Stojslowski W pisemkach swoich
prawosiawie " Gslicji, dowodzac, Ae
roznics miedzy MEM, a kosciolem ka.
toliokim jest nieznaczna ! bardzo Rat.
wo da sic usunac, propagowai pan
slawizm najskrajniejszy.
Tymczasem nader powazne oso.
Daily camera., 1899-06-10
Americans On
f|c Aggressive
FOUGHT AGAINST ODDS.
Twenty-Five Americans Worst Three
Hundred InsurKeats.

Twenty-Five Americans Worst Three
Hundred Insurgents.
Manila, June Io-Twenty.five Ameri
can soldiers engaged in accommodating
in the bills in the vicinity of Morong
were attacked by 900 Filipinos. The
Americans fought their way home in,
fcting severe punishment upon the in.
surgents. The chiet American scout
was killed. but the scouts captured five
Filipino prisoners.
The garrison. cavalry and North
Dakota regiment are engaged in making
strong entrenchments at Morong. The
natives are extremely hostile and active
A force OF men under Gen. Ovenshine
proceeded toward San Pedro Macati
driving the insurgents out of the terri
tory south Of Manila. The rebels made
a stubborn resistance. leaving 50 dead
and many wounded on the Seld. Two
Americans were killed and twenty one
wounded. The Americans are clearing
the territory toward Paranaque. Tn.
heat is intense and there are many pros
tratious.
Daily camera., 1899-06-10
RAMPANT MIlITARYISM.
sAn Fr~scisco Lawyer Says Gro~s InJus-
uos 10 Done at Wardner

sAn Fr~.cisco Lawyer says Gross Injus-
tios Is Done At Wardner
San Francisco. June Io-A letter to
the Call from Wallace. Idaho, from Pat.
rick Reddy. a prominent San Francisco
attorney retained by the miners union,
says: "Militaryism is rampant in the
Occur d'Alene district. Men no, connect.
ed with the recent riots are imprisoned
upon the slightest pretense. Freedom
Of speech and press is suspended. A
prisoner named Clemens. who is dying
is denied the privilege of seeing hi.
friends or a priest for absolu,ion. The
press dispatches are misleading. From
the conditions at Wardner. something
awful IS certain to happen and there is a
demand for searching enquiry"
Daily camera., 1899-06-10
EOULEo "OUR BILLY"
Aud That Is Hsw It Happened That Grace
Lost the Fight

Aud That Is Hsw It Happened That Grace
Lost the Fight.
Boulder reveled in some lively scraps"
at the armory last night under the
auspices OF Co. H. Tha, the big event
of the evening was stopped by Capt.
Jones. the referee. and award ed to the in
terror tighter. does not argue that there
was anything out Of the way with the de.
cision nor that the mill was not lively
and interesting go. Jack Grace of any
old place and Billy Layton OF the same
town were at it hammer and tongs and it
was evident that the former, who is not
only about thirty pounds the lighter but
by far the cleverer boxer, was forcing
the fighting from the first and had his
man well winded. But some sharp raps
resulted in getting the men we'll warmed
up and the referee had warned Grace for
foul tactics in hitting below the belt.
when the latter attempted to punch his
man in break away. and later gave
HIM stiff cuff with his glove after he
had forced Layton to the floor. Here.
upon, amid considerable excitement,
some cheering and much kissing, Cap
tain Jones awarded the. decision 10
Layton.
AS the decision was not only manifest.
ly fair. bu, was the only means of secur-
ing a victory for Layton. his friends did
not insis, upon proceeding with the nine
rounds remaining of the fifteen round
bout advertised. Layton had had enough
and enough had already been seen tc
show tha, his adversarv's fighting was oi
! character known by the classic term Of
dirty"
There were about 300 citizens present
the mayor and members OF the council
occupying improvised boxes next to the
ring. 1t was an orderly crowd. Several
Longmonters came over to back ,hei,
clever colored man. Epperson. in sir
round go with Elkins. a "rangey," active
and muscular African of this city. |,
was lively scrap and declared draw
BY someone pretending to act as referee
though, as matter of fact. the Long
mont man had proved his superiority
However. the Boulder man is BY ne
means slow and, with experience, i.
liable to develop into fighter of NJ
mean proportions.
Daily camera., 1899-06-10
P0yS k0||S00|
HIg1CO|npIne1|
A PEN PORTRAIT.
senato Foraker Delivers . Hot Denunci
alton OF n oh isaat.

Senator Foraker Deliver. = Hot Denunci-
alton kohisast.
Cincinnati, June Io-Speaking of the
editorial yesterday against him in the
Chicago Times, H. n. Kohlsaat's paper,
Senator Foraker said. H. H. Kohlsaat
is the biggest liar, the biggest scoundrel
that was ever pu, in so much meat" !"
Continuing his word portrait. Senator
Foraker said. che combines more malice.
meanness and smalness to the square
inch than any individual it has been my
misfortune to know"
Many believe ,ha, the attack on For.
aker was backed by Mckinley and
Hanna. This mode of attack is sure to
cause trouble in Ohio and renders Judge
Nash's chances for election as governor
on the Republican ticket less bright.
Daily camera., 1899-06-10
College Professor went Astray.

Knoxville. III June Io-Lloyd Willis,
graduate of Knox college. promi
nent Y. NJ. c. A worker. and An instruct.
or in the Reading institute. has been In
dic,ed by the grand jury tor burglarizing
the residence of DR.. J. P. Gushing. a
member of the college faculty. Gushing
tried 10 save Willis. on account Of his
standing in religious and college circles
but the case got to the grand Jury de-
spite his efforts.
Daily camera., 1899-06-10
SPECIAL BARGAIN DAYS
Saturday, and nonday,
June 10 and II, at the
Peoples Store.

Ladies gingham aprons, good size, fast
colors, worth 7oc 60 Saturday and Mon
day for only &c.
Mems crash hats, all the style now,
sells in every store for 3sc, you can have
them the two bargain days for halt pnce,
only Ioc.
Twenty-Five dozen honey comb towels,
size 7SxI6. regular price IS &c. Saturday
and Monday only az each.
Bargains like these you cannot dupli-
cate in any other store. even in Denver
or Chicago.
One more 10, of our famous 3H yards
wide wrappers. made of fine quality
brown linen lawn, worth fully $3.50. our
special price for them is 4oc- First come
tirs, served.
Ten dozen boys windsor neck,ies in
the new stripes, made of heavy silk. our
age ties, sell Saturday and Monday for
half price. lac.
Boys Mothers Friend" laundried
shirts. warranted every one fast colors,
separate pair cuffs. sells for 6oc, special
price only 37c.
Mems grain shoes in lace or congress
sells in every shoe store for $3.50, our
special price for Saturday and ,denday
only oSc.
Ladies' black satteen pe,ticoa,s, with
wide ruffled bottom. fast colors, worth
7sc. special bargain price only 42c.
Ten dozen turkish bath towels, cream
color, heavy grade, size 33xI5, sells ,egu
larly tor Ioc, Saturday and Monday only
SC each.
Fine quality face and toilet powder. no
better made, regular a5c goods, bargain
price only loc.
Ten pieces white table cloth. sof, finish.
IS inches wide, you pay for i, elsewhere
4oc per yard, our bargain price Saturday
and Monday is only per yard 23c.
Ladies summer union suits. cream
color, short sleeves, our soc garment.
special bargain day price. only 2oc.
Ladies silk capes, heavy grain silk,
black lining trimmed with jet. lace and
ribbon worth $3.50. special price sa.5o.
There is great run on ladies shoes
again. tan color. cloth top. in lace or but.
ton. shoe that sells everywhere for s1.oo,
we will run them again for oSc. Do no,
judge quality BY its low price. the shoes
are worth, fully $2,oo.
Best quality Pepperell shee,ins, two
yards wide. These goods have advanced
in price, bu, We have large supply left.
and will run them Saturday and Monday
for r3c yard. fully SC cheaper on each
yard.
One big lot Of children's jackets. ages
/, to IA. sells from Stag to SAYS we will
close them out Satu, day and Monday at
|7Sc and $I.as. fully worth double. suit.
able for TALL as sell as now.
Ladies all linen cuffs, all the new
styles, We sell them for age Saturday and
Monday per pair only loc.
Children's ribbed vests with long
sleeves. a good vest tor a7c. but bargain
price Is only ioc.
Ladies' muslin night dresses. heavy
muslin. full length. Empire style. two
rows embroidery. handsomely trimmed
worth SSc. We bought them At q bargain
and give you bargain. Saturday and
Monday only %3c.
Tng PKoPLH's SroRx.
Besldsr's great bargain saars.
Daily camera., 1899-06-10
COlORAOOAkS LEAD.
Six Compani~s Of the Silver State Regiment
In the Van

Six Comp.n,ss of the silver Stat. Regiment
In the Van.
Manila. June Io-The force under
command Of Gen. Lawton. which made
the advance upon Paranaque. comprised
the following; SIX companies of the
Colorado regiment. two ba,tallions Of the
9th and ais: infantry. the 4th cavalry,
18th and Iath infantry, detachment OF
heavy and light artillery and the Nevada
cavalry.
As soon as the advance was begun, the
rebels on the outposts began firing. The
Colorado troops were in the van. accom-.
panied by the artillery and Nevada cav.
airy. This force OF Americans returned
the Ere and after lev volleys the Colo.
rado men charged the trenches.
Daily camera., 1899-06-10
COLORAOO'S OUTPUT.

Omcial Report Of the Prod uctlon for the
State for 1S8S
The revised returns on the output of
the precious metals for Colorado tor
1893 comprised in the report Of Mint Di.
rector Roberts gives the following
Gold s73,st7.SIo. silver tcoin value) s7o,.
o7I,s3o, lead A4,7aI,I3l. coppersI,4iat36
total sSo,II8.oI6. Boulder county is
credited with total output OF SOL ,A6o,
as follows: Gold 1891. 900;
silver $It7..3o4 lead s32s; copper S7,s37.
Daily camera., 1899-06-10
DEATH FROM SUNSTROKE.

Captain of Monadonock Succumbs to Ex.
treme Heat at Manila.
Washington, June Io-The following
cable was received by the navy depart.
ment this morning:
Manila. June 10, 1899
Secretary of Navy:
Deeply regret to announce the sudden
death of Nicholas, of Monadonock
Died from sunstroke. Barker.
Daily camera., 1899-06-10
JEFFRlES DEFIANT.

The World. Champion Pug Thinks He
Can Whip Anything
New York, June Io-Jim Jeffries, after.
the-battle defy came out this morning.
Said he. 81 respect Robert FitzsImmons
as fighter. He is game man. Any
and all people who challenge me l will
fight. think l can beat them all but
one and that one know | can beat.
That one is Tom Sharkey. who once
fought me for three rounds and then ran
away for seventeen
Daily camera., 1899-06-10
Paris Again Ashore,

Falmouth. June Io-The Paris was
again driven ashore today The boilers
we're shifted and the false bottom de-
stroyed. The sea is running so high that
the wreckers have been compelled to
abandon their work.
Daily camera., 1899-06-10
Typhoid Did Its Work.

Washington. June Io-A telegram
from Manila today states tina, First
Lieutenant Westnedge. surgeon in the
United States army died today from
typhoid fever.
Daily camera., 1899-06-10
Yellow Fever In Mexico.

Tampico. Mexico. June Io-Despite
the strict sanitary provisions and the ex.
uaordinary precautions, yellow fever
has broken out, two victims being
claimed by it Yesterday.
Daily camera., 1899-06-10
Wants to be Hanged.

Topeka. Kansas, June Io-Joseph F.
Leech. federal prisoner on the charge
of murder has acknowledged his guilt
and insists that he be hanged.
Daily camera., 1899-06-10
Robbers Secure rhree Hundred.

Clinton. Mo-. June Io-The safe in the
Frisco depot was broken open last night
and $500 secured. There are no clues to
the perpetrators.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20
AN INDIAN SCARE

Many people of Wichita remember Bill
Greer of Kingman and will appreciate the
story told of him in the Kingman Cour-
Ter: a good joke has been revived and is
being told on VIM. Greer since he moved
to Oklahoma from this country.
At the time of the Indian scare" in
July IS, Mr.. Greer was a resident OF
Richland township. AS will be remember
ed most every family in that township.
and In fact nearly everyone IN the south
and west part of the country, flew" 70
town when the alarm was given. PHI
concluded 10 be brave and remain at home
but decided that he would perhaps be more
safe II he should spend his time out in
his tall corn. hidden from observation. so
he and his family packed up some curb"
and bedding and retired 20 the shades OF
his cornfeld. feeling pretty safe.
As the shades OF night had begun TO fall
every shadow was very easy to magnify
into the form Of stalking Indian and
every sound was by imagination decided
10 be that Of signals by the marauding
savage horde that was said to be sweep
irr the country from the eastern line OF
Commsnche. numbering. burning. and de-
storying every person and thing in their
path as they swept northward across the
state.
william owned valuable shepherd dog.
said to be easily worth 81. and to this
cog he attached the tale.
Just about the time the nerves OF the
family had become strung up TO the high
es; pitch and after the night had gotten
good and dark. the sound OF passing teams
OF fleeing settlers attracted the attention
OF the dog and il commenced to bark Wig
orousiy. 'BiII'T thought this would never
do. but still he was afraid to shoot he
animal for fear the report 81 the gun
might disclose their Kidding place. and he
was afraid to undertake TO club II 20 death
for fear its hOwls might attract attention,
50 he desperately concluded to catch and
choke the animal TO death with his hands.
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with his right arm. which he used as

much like a club as anything else.
With nothing like the fortune that ionce
was his, with daily earnings that are a
bagatelle compared with what he once
earned, he Is as popular as he was in
the eighties. and his presence on the
street is sure to bring an ovation when
he is recognized. After going through the
mill as most celebrities Of the prize ring
do. after all his success. he is now a
tavern keeper. back in place where he
wished himself many years ago. but was
afraid to try the experiment because of
the temptations that allured landlords
10 drink"
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LAST OPPORTUNITY
To Visit the Greatest Summer Resort In
the World.
COLNR ADO.

Account annual meeting Consecrated
Order OF HoO-Hoe. held at Denver. Col.
September 3 TO Is. ls2a. the Santa Fe
route has made rate OF one fare Plus
s.. TO Pueblo and return SIs.4j: Colorado
Springs and return. $lI.s5: Denver and re-
turn HS Tickets on sale SeDtemhe- s.
and s final return limit September 81.
1Sss. Stop-overs on going Trip after reach
ing first Colorado common point en- route.
The Santa Fe's Colorado train leaves
Wichita 3:5a and 5,O5 ,. m. AID arrives
Denver HIS a. m and i:la p. m Elegant
chair car and Pullman service
J. R DELANEY, ASsat
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This large four-story building is ad-
mirably fitted and furnished for the care
OF the sick. No loathsome or contagious
diseases admitted. but all other diseases
that are usually treated at hospitals are
successfully treated here including Whh-
key. Cocaine and Morphine Habits. abso-
lutely guaranteed Women. married or
single. can fini a safe retreat here our
ing confinement, and a home IN every
case found for the child II required A
home for. the POOR and rich alike. rs all
operations and medical treatment ere
free. and the only charge that is r:ade Is
the ordinary hospital fee. which is Just
enough to pay the running expenses Of
the institution The best OF references
given when required. Write for circular
to the Martha Washington Home
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-FIrst-claSs grocery. l. Aty u
70 90 inha bitznts. doing a business OF
$S3ep or more year and making good
profits. No old stock Best Of res-
sons for selling. VIII sell oae-half or
al No trades considered Write q
= w" care Eagle. c-;f
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BAND MEN WANTED-Good Office and
yard man In lumber business: attorney
and dentist. TO locate; frst-class hard
ware salesman: must be good men
Other musicians write. Leader Rand
Tonkawa. o. 7. S1-st
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The Of Brooklyn bookAp old similar
thousands of others who testified Rpans Tabu
done About this troubled
with dyspepsia would meal with splendid appetite and
mouhfuls fulness
tried socled dyspepsia did
old trouble
brought attention by fnend nine Noticing Rpans Tb card
be informed that thing for had entirely
cured him. and insisted giving them trial did and
fed with the used them steadily before meals found
that they than the other had
l.
bottle with should find need for them"
stNS
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WANTBD-At once, an experienced lady
clerk for dry goods. &c; must be a good
stock keeper and understand the BUSH
ness thoroughly. The right party can
secure good, permanent position and
good salary. Address Ponca Cash Gro
Gerry Co.. Ponca City. Okla. list
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The above r. the cut 81 the instruments
used By DR. TarTili In the examination for
CatarTh and al Nose and Thros; diseases
II enables the Doctor "a show bis patient
the condition of the affes-tad parts. and ~
needing treatment explaining its uecea-
sity. The Doctor VII guarantees a cure
in every case q Catarrh no treats fon
can De treated AZ home. Instruments and
medicine furnished.
DISEASES or wOyAfTSN-Dr. Terriit
has made diseases % Women = speciality
for the past iWenty years. ard has az thu
late Instruments. Batteries, Fsiectrical ap-
planes. etc. for their succEaaful treat
meni. lnciudinz F-ibroid TuHOrs. Lasc.rz-
tons DispiacensDta, Fsnbars7snlsnta. Pro-
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Of the Dvayiss. Painful. Irregular or Pro-
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A SURE CURE TO, awiSI
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Skin DisEAssxs-Aii kinds cured
HYDF.rE-F-IsEs AID VATICOcEIE-A
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RIfFsJ NATIssN -P0sitiyNiy cursj ~ ne
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Correspondence VII rs9stvs pfo-Bpt at
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which he accordingly did after p.olonE-
ed and tiresome struggle Of more than an
hours duration.
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MALE HELP wAcSTED-s10 daily. no
competition. introducing new Gaslight
Burner for kerosene lamps. Sells IT.
self; sample free Perfection Gasiight
Burner Co. y. CO. Cincinnati. o.
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CLASSIFIED
WANTS


~ - - -
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regularities successfully treated; month
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before and during confinement trained
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monthly regulator cannot fall MrS b
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WALNTED-A good girl, to do general
housework. 300 S. Lawrence.
rQ-fri-rnn-0fr
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WANTED@Competent man and wife
without children. TO work on ranch Ad-
dress, at once, Jno. r. Price, TurOn. Ks.
Sl-dx
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WANTED-A girl for general homework;
good wages; no washing: German girl
preferred. Mrs. NJ. c. Campbell, 1913 y.
Emporia- Stiff
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wANrEDAGood experienced chamber
maid. Hotel Carey. 76-tf
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WANTED-Fifteen good men for ranch
work: steady work and good pay. Call
today, to 10 a. m, 1l6 y. Emporia
W. W. Gibbons. S-1tx
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AGENTS WANTED

wANTED-A blacksmith or wagon
maker, at once. Address l. s. Merwin,
AiincO, Ind. Ter. T-1tx
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TO manage branch office
for a wholesale house. Salary 500 per
month and expenses Of ONCE. Good ref
erences and SS0 cash required. Address
Wholesale. Box 46s, Peoria, Ill.