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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-02-23

Messrs. f. I. Constant aud Albert
vonght came up from The second
ward on Tuesday. Mr.. Constant in-
formed us that he lost fully thirty five
head of cattle by the cold spell OF
weather.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-02-23

Mr. Frank Constant hopes 10 organ
ize Stock Breeders Association in
the near future. We hope that he Will
be successful.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-02-23
DANGERS OF THE GRIP.

The creates, danger from Ia Grippe
is Of its resulting in pnt' -sie---l +
reasonable care is used, hoe,eeen
Chamberlain's Cough RemedIlH
all. danger will be avoided. =
the tens of thousands who has -
this remedy for Ia grippe we h.
TO learn Of single case having r6
IN pneumonia which shows conclt8
~ that this remedy il certain pres
tive of that dangerous disease. 1t
cure la grippe in less time than
other treatment. II is pleasant al
safe 10 take. For sale at Guenard
drug Store.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-02-23

A few more Of those elegant drcss
patterns left at Whites. Each pattern
is marked in plain figures, and away
below cost.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-02-23

Hill Bros, received ono hundred
cases of shoes on Tuesday, and If yon
want shoes, call and look at the new
stock aud new STYLES.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-02-23
r. Cady's Condition Powders,

are just what horse needs when in
bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier
and vermifuge. They are not food
but medicine and the best in use TO
put horse in prime condition. Price
Is cents per package. For sale by
Guenard's drug store.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-02-23

To cure cold in one day lake Lax,
alive bfcmo Quinine Tablets All
Druggists refund the money if It fails
to cure. 25c.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-02-23

This Space BELONGS to
Z. j. Fla ndLET.
Real Estate Accent.
Lake Rrovidcnez La
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-02-23

My stock Of Gro
.ceries has arrived
and | am now
opened up for
business.
A liberal share Of
your business re-
Yours to serve,
Geo. Ashbridge.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15
Wolves in III Paso.

The cattle growers of the north
western part of Ell Paso county
have suffered severely from raw
ages of grey wolves and coyotes.
One ranchman is quoted as say.
ing that he has lost over wenty
five head of cattle during tn o
winter, there being one period
when nearly every night wolves
kilcl from one to three head.
Three years ago there we're no
wolves in the vicinity, but they
have since flocked in there in very
large numbers, and there being
no bounty paid by the state, they
have been increasing with great
rapidity.
The Divide Cattle Growers
association took steps to extermi-
nate the wolves, but so far have
been ursecc essful in decreasing
their number. A bounty of $3.50
is offered on grey wolves and coy
otes, and severed ranchmen have
offered an additional bounty for
the scalps of coyotes.
Coyotes and wolves are ham
stringing cattle in great numbers
in Weld county and leaving them
to slowly die of starvation with
hams partly eaten away, is the in
formation that comes from Ev-
ans.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15

Arthur will be connected by wa
ter with the Gulf of Mexico
through the canal. On Wednes-
day, March 22, a solid special
train will leave Kansas City at
1920 a. M, arriving at Port Ar
thur early the next evening. Dis
tinguished visitors will be present
from New York, London, AM
sterdam, Paris and other foreign
places, as we'll as from many
points in the United States. Free
transportation by rail from Port
Arthur to the docks and free
transportation by steamers on the
canal will be furnished. This
will be an event of unusual inter
est and Importance connecting
the waters of the Gulf Of Mexico
with one of the greatest canal and
land-locked harbors on the Amer
lean continent,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15
Fires in Cedar Brakes.

Sheriff Stewart of johnson
county has just returned from
Somervell county, and states that
for several days fires have been
raging in the cedar brakes near
Glen Rose. He said that in places
where the mountains were cover
ed with cedar that at night the
sight was the grandest he ever
saw, the whole mountain being
ablaze. Many people had moved
their household plumber to their
fields, fearing their houses would
be destroyed.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15
Burned in the Wagon.

A few days ago, when Dave
Mcbride and Houston Adams o
Hillsboro were camped on the
Brazos bottom cutting wood,
their covered wagon caught fire.
They were at work about forty
feet distant, but were unable to
save anything. A loaded six
shooter had the handle burned off
but none of the cartridges explod-
ed. An open face silver watch
had the crystal melted off. The
dial and case were badly scorched,
but the watch still runs, and is
said to keep as good time as ever
They had $21.l5 in money, of
which SIS was currency, and of
course burned up but the coin was
saved. 4e
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15
Romantic Marriage.

MI. Ambrose Nuckols of Toone.
Tenn, and Miss Susie Warren of
Terreli, TeZ.sxere united in mar
HF.lsge at 2 A,ehe residence Of
Rev. Geo. @. Rankin, the latter
gentleman officiating. In some
respects the wedding was rather
romantic. Mr.. Nuckolls met Miss
Warren while she was visiting in
Tennessee last year and. a mutual
admiration sprang up between
them which eliminated in pro-
posal of marriage and an accep-
lance. But there were objections,
but like the usual objections they
were overcome. Miss Warren
was visiting friends in Colorado
City and MIR. Nuckolls came to
Dallas on pleasure rip. Miss
Warren started home, but Mr..
Nuckolls te1cepted her. They
alighted at Dallas and were mar
ried and then LETT for Tennessee.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15
CranfOrd's Sad Death.

When Congressman Crawford
realized that his earthly otreer
was nearly over he called his four
children tn his bedside and babe
them touching farewell. Later
he asked his Oldest son to be a
protector to the other children.
The dead congressman's desk
in the house of representatives
was draped in mourning and flow
ers placed on it. Congressman
Burke announced Mr.. Cranford's
death and offered the usual reso-
lutions, which were adopted. In
the senate Mr.. Chiffon did like.
wise. The following committees
were appointed to escort the re-
mains to Sulphur Springs:
House-Messrs. Burke, Henry,
Lanham and DeGraffenreid of
Texas, McRae of Arkansas, Nc
Creery of Minnesota, Brewer Of
Alabama, Moon of Tennessee,
Smith of Kentucky, Mahany of
New York and Jenkins of Wis
consin. eR
Senate--Messrs. Mills and Chill
ton of Texas, Morgan of Ala
bama, Berry of Arkansas. Cock
rell of Missouri, Foraker of Ohio,
Perkins of California, Chandler
of New Hampshire and Mason of
Illinois.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15
state Lawmakers.
The senate on the I'd passed the
substitute libel bill.

The senate on the I'd passed the
substitute libel bill.
Gross bill allowing county
treasurers one-half of l per cent
for receiving and the same for
discussing school funds passed.
Wayland secured adoption of
his joint resolution requesting the
governor, comptroller and state
revenue agent to consider the adj
visibility of creating the o flee Of
state auditor. f
Bill making it possible for con-
victions to be had for cattle steal
ing where a ranchman uses more
than one brand passed.
The house passed the sheriffs'
fee. bill and discussed other meas
ures.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15
From Jerusalem.

Mrs. Charles Goldstien of Dali
las, received from Rabbi Benja-
min Barsel of Jerusalem unique,
valuable and beautiful pres
ent in the shape of little book,
the covers which are made of
olive wood, and which contains
hand-pressed bouquets of all varie-
ties of flowers found in the Holy
Land. The bouquets are minia-
ture affairs, pressed on hard, glazed
paper; each Is properly labeled
and the work is very artistically
done. On the front cover of the
little book the word Jerusalem"
is printed in He brew and on the
other side in English. Mrs.
Goldstien prizes her present very
highly.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15
William johnson of Branden.

William Johnson Of Branden-
burg. Ky. claims xtAA.own the
longest shotgun in Sne country.
He made the weapon himself for
the purpose of killing ducks, but
found when it was finished that at
ordinary rage it would blow a
duck to atoms. The barrels are
six feet long, and measure four
inches in diameter outside and an
inch and a half inside. The
weapon weighs 1872 pounds and
carries 1900 yards.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15

With reference to his attempt
to secure recognition for the pur-
pose of addressing the national
house Gen. Wheeler said:
"Seeing there was nothing to
be done in the house | asked
unanimous consent to speak for
five minutes. l was not recog-
mixed, but Mr.. Payne was notified
TO move recess of five minutes.
then asked that before the mo-
ton was put that be permitted
to address the house for three
minutes. If the speaker had sub
mitted my request | am confident
no member of the house would
have objected. What l intended
to say was as follows:
"No one reverses the constitu-
ton more than myself, and |
would not be induced to advocate
construction contrary to the in
tent of its trainers.
"When l received the appoint
ment of major general of volun-
teers last May l was requested by
persons, whose desire | could not
disregard, not to resign my seat
in congress. found that during
the present congress thirty-three
of its members had been appoint
ed to offices, and that none of
them had resigned their seats in
congress. | examined the decis-
ions and precedents on the sub
ject and found that during the Ito
years of the existence of our gov
eminent hundreds, and possibly
thousands, of the members of
congress had accepted offices du-
ring their terms, and that none of
them holding temporary offices
like mine had ever been unseated.
found that the decisions of the
courts, even including four decis-
ions quoted by Gen. Henderson
in his report to make the ground
that the inhibitions found in the
constitution with regard to officers
referred to Offices of a permanent
character and not of a temporary
Also fotts md hat the
attorney general of the United
States had rendered an elaborate
opinion on the subject. He took
precisely the same ground and
held that an Office in the volun-
tee:s was not such an Office as was
Inhibited by the constitution. l
Tas anxious for the matter to be
bought up in the house and fully
russed, so that the decision
d be in harmony with the
Npf the constitution"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15

Congressman Bailey has an
nounced his determination not to
be q candidate for the position of
leader of the Democratic side in
the next house.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15

President d. w. Van Horn of
the Bank of Clarendon at Claren-
don, Tex, was killed in an acct.
dent on the Rock Island railway.
He was quite wealthy.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15

The Kansas City, Hot Springs
and New Orleans Railroad COM
pany, capital stock $3.50, 900, has
filed articles of incorporation at
Little Rock.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15

A dealer at Savannah, Ga, has
shipped 1000 dozen eggs to Ha-
vana, for which he is to receive
81 per dozen.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15

Gen. Toral, who commanded
the Spanish forces at Santiago, is
to be tried by court-martial for
surrendering to Gen. Shafter.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15

Lena Brock, 10 years old, was
burned to death near Grapevine
while assisting In burning trash in
O field. ,,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15

Both houses of the Texas leg
islature adopted resolutions Of
respect to the memory of the late
]. w. Crawford.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15

The contract for building the
new electric light plant at Hous-
ton, to cost with all requisites
$3.50, 900, has been let.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15

The steamer Aberdeen has ar
rivedat Halifax having on board
the crew of the steamer Moravia,
wrecked off Sable island.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15

Judge w. H. Elliott of Texar-
kama received a letter from his
son, Eugene Elliott, who is now
in China, The letter is dated at
Hong Kong, and gives long and
highly interesting description of
the scenes and customs of the
orient. Young Elliott has been
connected with the Claus Spreck-
els company at Honolulu,
for the past four years as the
firms confidential agent, and he is
now on prospecting tour for a
syndicate of Hawaii of which the
Spreckels are leaders. The young
man is en- route to Manila.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15

Butte, Mont, offers a $25, 900
purse for the Fitzsimmops-Jef
fries fight. -
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15
The Centennial CorIIss.

One of the most remarkable
mechanisms about the town of
Pullman Is thu kreat oarliss engine
of $500 horsel power, which once
ran the Centennial exposition at
Philadelphia. 1t is simple con-
densing engine with the Corliss
valve gear and cutoff adapted to
a vertical engine. 1t was built in
Providence, AI., by the late Mr..
George II. a Hiss, in 1876, and
required seven months in build
ing. Gen, U. S. Grant started
the engine at Philadelphia, the
late Dom Pedro, emperor of Bra
I'll, being also present and deeply
interested in the engine. After
watching the revolutions of the
great hy-whe4 for few mo-
ments, Dom Pedro quietly re-
marked; "1'9ts beats our South
American revolutions. " = Aims
lees Magazine for March.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-03-15

Jim Bodine, a farmer living at
Mulberry, ten miles north of Bon
-. reports that as he was re-
home from Caney creek
chased several miles by a
INVOLVES, and but for the
distance of some men
he would doubtless
evoured by the ami
es for help attracted
les in the vicinity,
th guns and chased
way. The continued
ad made them des-
hunger,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-02

wlascicieli dom6w, d6br ziem-
skich, fabrykant6w j kupc6w.
Skladki dobrowolne i chetne
zaczsiy; plynsc nader obficie,
lie &c ola tel pisknej sprawy
zdolano z ~fatwoscis pozyskac
wzgledy Aleksandra III i Pc.
biedonoscewa.
Opr6cz tego wspomniane or.
gany polakozercze wezwaiy do
udzialu og6f spofecze6stwa 70.
syjskiego, a kancelarja wileh.
skiego neutrality-suspicious. 70.
zesfala czufa odezwe do wszyst-
kich zarzad6w gubernjalnych
W pahstwie.
w TAXI spos6b zbierano Lat
siedem i ostatecznie zebrano
okofo 80 tysiecy rubli.
(Ciag dalszy nastspi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-02
xufaVieV ,,Wieszatel''
pomnik jego " Whine.
(Ciag dalszy).

n0, oiO 1i0mic poisAic Wysziy
z tel orgji okrucie6stwa ME
tzmazane, jeno W MOVIE swiatlc
milosci spraw wlasnych j pc.
iswiecenia ola og Au zbrojne.
Prawda, kraj az dotad ME mo
se p~odzwignac sic z ekono
micznei ruiny, ale dobry lud
Ilitewski j bialoruski ME dai
sic pociagnac ma droge wystep
mel dzialalnosci i lubo usta
wicznie pojony, iudzony ME.
ziszczalnemi obietnicami i pod.
szczuwany, ME dat sic uzbroit
~gromadnie przeciw panom
ksieaom, ME dal sic obalamu.
cic haslu krwawej pomsty "a
wiekowa niewole i p~onizenie.
wv najszczeg6iowszych bada
mach tych smutnych lat spoty
kamy jeno pojedy6cze wypad
XII wystspku, ma tax wielka
skale apostolowanego.
Kiedy M~urawjewowi DOME.
siono, ze Ia glove jego tajny
Rad rewolucyiny naznaczyl
nagrods % tysiscy rubli, wy.
rzekl cynicznie: nWkr6tce da.
dzs wiscej".
Lecz przeliczy} sis.6w okrut
mix re swojemi sifami, z lynn
~wplywem, kt6ry mu nadali
czynownicy i popi. Pc upfy.
vie niespeina dw6ch lat zostai
on odwolany z zajmowanego
stanowiska i ponownie usunis
ty dla... poprawienia zdrowia.
Jakoz zdrowie W samej rzeczy
MONA bylo stracic, lecz Mu
rawjew miaf juz wtedy lat SO,
a wisc mial wroga silniejszego
cd polak6w i litwin6w, zbroj
nych jeno W mifosc ksta 70.
dzinnego j niezbyt szeroko pc.
znanej p~rzesziosci.
Takim byf Micha3, syn Mi.
kolaja, hr. Murawiew, nagro
dzony tym tytuiem Ia czyny,
dokonane ma stanowisku wi.
lehskiego general
Rad rosyjski vie zbyt dobrze,
ze tie dwuletnie rzsdy jego spo.
wodowafy az okolo $50 wyro.
k6w smierci dziesistki tysiscy
wygnah j skaza6 do rot aresz
tanckich lub kopal6, siola star
te z powierzchni ziemi, Milo
ny STRAIT j ofar bezowocnych...
Ale W r. 1865 Litwa i B.alo
rus byly rzekomo SLIME utrzy-
ne ola Rosji, vice..
M. Berg m6wi ma to:
Mkt ME jest zdolny tax
predko zapomniec o nikczem.
nosci jednostki, ilekroc ia W
czemkolwiek okaze sic uzdol.
Mona, choeby przypadkowo,
jak r~osianie. Ma przeszlosci
Murawjewa ciszy wiele PLAN,
a jednak... W podobnych wa
runkach odznaczyf sic W 60.
rach Libanu W latach 1890
40 Emir Beschir. lecz jego ska
zano ma wygnanie"..
Statystyks wykazuie, Ae pod.
czas rzsd6w Murawjewa jedna
egzekucja wypadafa ma 8 dni,
czyli, &c zginslo z rozkazu jego
okofo $50 os6b. Co do wy.
gnanych j skazanych ma rome
terminy do rot aresztanckich,
kopal6 i ma osiedlenie, braknie
nam cyfr; ME ulega atoli wat.
pliwosci, ae ia druga kategorjs
obejmuie dziesiatki tysiscy jed.
nostek. Absolutnie zas ME
byio szlachcica Tub ksisdza W
tel bolesnej epoce, kt6ryby
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-02

o lie STRAIT ekonomicznych
przyprawil Murawjew Litwe,
obdarzona nareszcie spokojem
ii powolans do szczssliwegc
rozwoju podlug jego urzsdzeh.
niepodobna obliczyc. Faktem
jest jeno, se Murawjew zboga
cil siebie i swoich najblisszych.
iak uiemniej wazyl sic ma oil.
brsymie wydatki prey rozsze.
rzeniu prawosiawia i idei pan.
~stwowych, a obok tego zboga
CHA sic Gala zgraja ~czynowni.
kow wykonawc6w iego vol.
Jedno jest pewnem, ae kraj
legi we krwi skapany, ma CRU
zach swojego dobrobytu.
Odtad Litwa i Bialorus da
tuja sw6j materjalny upadek
ii, mimo usilnych starah, ME 50
W stanie zagoic swych ran do
~tkliwych. mic dziwnego, DO
low ,,wielki bohater" rozpoczsl
swollen imieniem cafy szereg,
podobnych, lubo mniej osla
wionych dzialaczy.
Wszystko to jeszcze ME da
lie nam pelnego obrazu wile6
skiego satrapy. Trzeba jeszcze
przejrzec correspondence Mu.
rawjewa z 6wczesnymi minis
trami, a wisc z Wafljewem,
Milutinem, Zielonym i W. l.,
ably sic przekonac, &c 6w zwierz
|dziki, niesyty krwi i widoku
rozpaczy kraiu zarzsdzanego,
z dobrej jua wolf, ola samej
|idei okrucie6stwa, narzucal
swoje poglady wszystkim mi
nistrom j mezom stanu, prag.
mac chocby idejowo> przedlu.
aye ola siebie uczucie zaspoko
jonej krwiozerczosci. A wisc
Murawiew, z arogancja i Ply
szafkostwem narzuca swoje
poglsdy ma wyb6r miejsc re.
slania ola skazanych, i usta.
wicznie sic skaray ma ulgi, 70
bione skaza1com "a jego pie
cami, podczas przejazdu przez
Petersburg. On radby, be-
r6znicy why, CO i sam zezna.
je, wszystkich posiac W pod
ziemia kopalni lub chotby ma
osiedlenie W odleg}e punkty
rosyjskich posiadlosci W Euro
pie i Ali. Inaczej ME nazy.
wa on tych skaza6c6w, jak
nszujs roznorodnego gatunku",
rzekomo valley "a sprawy re
ligijne j pa6stwowe, a W car
mel swej duszy troskliwie pie
lsgnuje wielka mysl pa6stwo
wa, zeby z CORY wybrac miej-
scowosci ma osady wygna6cze,
tax, ably gl6d, klimat, ewentu.
alnie i dixie zwierzeta staly
sic zagfada w~yslanych. Obu-
RIA sic strasznie, kiedy mp.
Walujew wspomina mu o o.
golnych wzglsdach ludzkosci.
DO on tel ludZkoscl ME znaf,
DO on W swei istocie ME czul
ami jednego iej gfosu. ,On
ami razu ME widziaf Najwyz.
szego".
A wisc teraz juz 60 znamy.
Znamy tego wielkoluda, tegc
nadcziowieka W naipotwor
niejszem zwyrodnieniu czlo
wieczei istnosci. Takim samym
niemal znalo go wsp6lczesne
ii POI liejsze spoiecze1stwo 70
syjskie, takim samym Una &c
jeszcze dzisOgromna jego wick
szosc. Zksdae wiec pomnik
Fad ia apologize wyrzutks
I
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-02

W bieliznie z okrzykami b6lu,
nakazalismy niezwlocznie wy
nosit CO sic da i wychodzic
W szczere pole. w pop}ochu
dzialy sic rabunki i bezecne
gwaity... Pc uplywie POI go.
dziny kozacy otoczyli ludnosc
i podpalili wies re wszystkich
stron. Kiedy plomienie stree
lily ku nicholson, ma spedzone
furmanki wfosci naiblizszych
umiescilismy kobiety brze.
mienne, Tub 'wnet pc pologu
bsdace, i g~nalismy caly tlum
do najbliaszego miasta, do mai
obszernieiszego wiszienia.
zgliszcza nastspnie zaorywa-
no".
Tax opowiada swiadek ma.
oczny, r~osjanin.
TAX dsialal zasluaony MAJ
stanu ,,europejskiego" pan
silva, W drugiej polowie die
wistnastego stulecis. Posta.
wiono mu obecnie pomnik.
Wyaej juz zaznaczylismy
scisis genezs pomnika, wska-
zujac ma wybitne wstecznictwo
Rosji we wszystkich kierun
kach rozwoju duchowego, ma
ten duchowy terror, kt6ry Cd
dat Gale to wielkie paGstwo ma
passive pop6w i czynownik6w.
W tenn ley przyczyna og6lna,
lecz ME brakio i innych, jua to
bardziej miejscowej natury,
juz tez grajacych role okolicz-
nosci zewnetrznych, wyjstko-
wo szczssliwych.
Uprzytomnijmy sobie ready
wile6skiego general guberna
tora Kachanowa. Powszech.
ME znana jest ia osobistosc.
Czlowiek be- wyksztalcenia, z
gminnemi upodobaniami i "a.
dzs rozpusty ma kaadym kro-
ku, przez caly czas swoich RIA,
dow Gala swojs wladae usilo
lowal zuzytkowac ma osobiste
z~adowolenie swoich nikczem-
nych poped6w. Ia okolicz.
nose zmusila go do scislego
zbratania sic z policmaistrem
Rajewskim i godna ia para
niepodzielnie oddala sic ma
usfugi kurtyzanek, ich MEOW
i upodobah, a do mich przyia-
cyl sic powabny nKoko", syE
Kachanowa, ku wstydowi i
hahbie naszej arystokracji
przyjmowany przez MIA z uzna-
Ostatecznie take stanowisko
Kachanowa moglo bye ola mas
W pewnej mierze dogodnem,
lecz z Petersburga szfy wy
m6wki j ~upomnienia, a miej.
scowy mentor moralno-umys}o-
wy, Siergiejewskij, kurator
wilehskiego okregu naukowe
go, podsuwaf coraz to MOVIE
projekty ola umocnienia pra
woslawia i zruszczenia kraju.
Sr6d tel otchlani brud6w i
podfosci, nalezalo sic zdobyc
ma cos niezwykfego, ably W ten
spos6b pozyskac poklask
wstecznej kameryli.
w takiej to chwili ex.urzsd.
mix, usuniety re wszystkich
wydziai6w sluaby rzsdowei,
correspondent dziennika No
w0e Wremia, p. Wladinirow,
wystapil z projektem pomnika
dla Murawjewa. Kachanow,
a bardziej ieszcze Ssmoilow,
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-04-30
Note These Prices.

Little prices for reliable no
tons. For instance, you can't
buy hooks and eyes at the Palais
ROYAL that will rust your dress.
At the cheap stores the question
is. how to avoid such trash.
&C yard for FEEDERS brush binding-6c for
y 24-yard roll white super tape-14e for
5-yard pieces select velvet binding-2oc for
six beauty pins-5c for papers Brabant
needles-7c for 10c books English pins-2c
dozen for treasure safety pins.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-04-30

COO Yard for 75c quality
w cream mohair. AZ
inches wide. 81 yard for
the usual s1.25 cream
crepons. Only 49c yard
for cream etamine. gen.
orally judged worth CSC
yard. Best 5o-iDch cream
serge, SIPS instead Of
Isl. so yard.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-04-30

Q0c Yard for the usual
% 81 and SIPS home
spuns, so and 81 inches
wide. Choice of five
shades new grays. 59c
yard for navy blue mo-
hair. and 75c for usual 81
navy canvas cloth, so
inches wide.