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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07
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4KAIR. - Niedobitki NAH
dist6w snpeinie zcstaiY polite
i khalif, kt6ry pc MIN rsadzii,
zabity. Gay woJska angielsko-
egipskie; pod generatem Win
gate'a dostariY do kalfa, tenze
spostrzegiszY, il wszelka ma
dzle]a ratunku s%tracona, zawe
zwa1 swych emirow, a4eby
pozostali PREY MIN j 2 MIN
rmarli. Potem rozfo2yi ma
ziemi sk6re owcza, usiadt ma
niej, a em,rowie usiedli obok
niego. G1y kalifA znaleziono,
okazafo sic, De strzafy przeszy'.
~ mu glove, sercs, ramona !
nogi. Emirowie le1eli nie&ywi
obok niego. Przed mimi lezeli
nie3ywi cztonkowie F.. stray
przYbocznej kalifa. Tylko jeden.
emir zdolaf uciec.
BELGRAD. - Serbsc7 ra-
dYkali, kt6rzy we Wrsesniu
zostali skazani "a nale2enie do
rzekomego zam.chu ma bytego
kr6la Milana, dostana wszyscY
amnestva dnia logo lutego.
iako W rocznlce proklamacyi
kr6lestwa serbskiego.
Or
W W~ARSZAWSKIM "Dzien-
niku ola Wszystkich' %znajdu-
Jenny pod powy1szym tytuiem
nastepujaca ciekawa wiadomosc
O lekarzu-zyd2ie:
w Moskwie aresztowano
niedawno temu lekarza lydia,
Lejbe Szatanowskiego, kt6ry,
jake "specyalista cd .chorob
sy6litYcznych,' chcac mice jak
najwieksze zyski, 2aszczeplaf
swym pacyentom rozmaite cho'
roby specyfczne. Zbrodnia to
tax straszna, ze wszelkie lime
wobec mel b|edna. Ma szczes~
Gle reka sprawledliwoscl dosie.
guefa nikczemnika, kt6ry ted
poniesie kare zasiuzona.
LONDYN. -Augielska armia
waleczna ME przykroczYia
dotychczas gcanic kraju nice
przy]acie!skiego, a 2om'mo to
straty ang,elskie wynoszs
dotychczas $500 ludzi. Strate~
gicy maja "a z}e ang'elskiemu
sztabowi gi6wnemu, De 'uw'ez''
niepctrzebn,e: W Mafeklng
znaczuie silly wojenne. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07

faee3seeFs 800 @sS9@.as
Zywoty sDsietych Paiskich &c.
Plotra Skargi. Oprawne " p6f-
sk6rek, 20 sfotYml tytulikaull$2 5O
5Op1awne cato " sxore ze zfotyml
ytullkaml........ .... ......@3.S
.Oprawnes CATO " sk6re, wy,zfaca1nnea
brzegii = zfotYml tYtulikami $500.
Drukowane ma pargaminie, ozdoh-
ME oprawne ......... ..... =. p6.OU
LEKCYE ma
wssystkle Niedziele j Swieta ca.
lego roku podfug przekfadu *
Jak6ba Wujka T. j. st6sownle
do Msza1u Rzvmskiego wypraco-
wal ks ada s. Tomicki q potwier-
izonY przezK onsystors Generalny
arcybiskapl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nanskl. Ksiazka ia jest cd wlelu
lat W ca1ej Polsce iak pol Pru-
sakiem tax pod MosKalem j
Austryakjem. Jest " mocnel
oprawle re zfooonym rytuliklem
l ozdobna strunica tytu{owa.
Kosztuje tylko.......... $3.50
SPzE WNzK Kos I'll z, ten
day Wyb6r Plesni Naboz.
nych Katolicxlch ola u
zytku ko6c,elnego j domowego.
Zawlera: So msze, n'eszpory,1lO2
piesnl z dodatkiem nieszpor6w
}ac,nskich. % plesnl "a Polske.
Obejmuje LOO stronnic wlelkie-
so formatu ma piexnym paple-
re z ,wyzfacanemi tYtullkaml.
Oprawne " p6tsk6rek. $500
Gale " sk6re i ~wYzlaoane
brzegI.... 80. ........ $3Uo
Ksi2zki powieSciowe.
0 Jamie HuardowsEsm, wielkim
Sc. 80. SO. Is ct.
Meczeeist,p6 Svietei Dziewicy
sStych Pahsk,ch Ks. P,otra skar-
Testament Piotra Wselkiego czy-
January Moskali zawojowania
swlata ...... ....... 5 ct
Dwa &luby czYli Zen,aczka
AmerYkahska ..........:. 10 ct.
Rkraka csYli ,,Kiedy 4gac, to
JUL dobrze. 10 c.
Prmoct,oo Michazdy, Kr6lowej
70 Saby, l3tej SYbllli
Zyd waeczmy tutacz....-...lOc.
Gdyby mice 1000 dolaroso
powiesc dla cnotllwei m{odziezYlOc.
Hstorya 0 Grsegorzu, kt6ry
II lat pokutowa}, przYkutY PREY
skale
Genowe1y, powiesc moralna
bardzo wzrusza1aca re starozyt~
nych czas"w ~
Ia sama W mocnej oprawle
re z4oconYm tJtullk1em.... 30 c
Bolestaw czyli Daisy .Ciag Geno-
wefy, t}6maczenle pvzez KS. o.
~
- ia sama W mocne] oprawle 10
Fu6ioza. PowiesG z czas6w pre-
sladowanla Chrzescian " roku
3O2. Napisa} Kardynat Wiseman.
- l.Chw,le rozejmu. 2. Walka
3 Zwycieztwo 30 G
w mocne) oprawie ze z{oconym
ty,ullk,em9. Is G
H;storya 0 .s~zzochetnej Magelonse,
GORGE kr6la z Neapolu Q Plo-
trze rycerzu hrablm rome
przYgody smutkl pociechy
~ssczesc,a ~nieszczescia PREY od~
m,ansch omylnego swiata repre-
zentujaea.... 5000. -. 3Oc
Historya 0 szzachetnej ! pieknej Me-
luzynie, rome przYgody pocie-.
chy Bmutki' szczescla j nle-
szcseso,a' PRIV odmianach o.
mylnego sviata przedstawiaJa~
.Jaskiniia 1potepieiica. Powle66 przex
FIR K. TuozYnsklego.... SOC
Ia sams v mocnej oprawie 70
sloconym tytuliklem .....75
Kssq&e AlnanzorH i jego sluga Mu-
stafa. czyll lak sobie kto poscie.
lie tax s,e tel j wyspi. Powie6c
przaz rs. NJ. Osmanskiego 80 6
Letter 20 drodze do nagzeczonej., Pc.
wie63 Bolaudena. so
I III 10~ t=%E-I--.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07
80 E.#H -
An Idea AZ ! :s$ s. s 4: ss' s.

Write JOHN WEDDERBURN e Co. patent Attof.
neyst Washington, D. q. for their 91y60 prize oif9
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-07

National Alrs)........ $A'1O
Mszodye (nuty) do Zbioru Piesnl
naboznYch Katolicklch ola uzyt-
ku domowego j kosclelnego.
Ufozone do grania ma Organach
i ma Fortepian i do spiewanla
ma cztery glossy 90
Z6ior p;e:sni = piosueczek szkolnych
utozonych ma 2, 3l4 gtosy do
spiewania, jednakze tax, re pc
wiekszej czesci ma diva gfosy
wYkonane . bye noga. Wydai
Klonowski, nauczyciel semina-
/ ryjnY W Poznanlu. Cena rs c
Gett;ne. Ks,azka do oswiecenia ]
>budowanIa duszv chrzesclansko-
katolicsiej. czyli kr6tki wyk}ad
Lekcyl Ewangelil na wszystkje
nledzlele i swleta wraz 2 wynn
ksjaca htad oauka WARY j oby-
czaj6w i ~gruntownem w%yjasnIe-
MEM roku ko6cielnego, najgi6w-
nieiszych obrzedow koscielnych
mszy swietej, nabozenstwa do
mowego ola chorych. drogi
krzyzowe], jake tel zyciorysami
Swietych Pensklch, czczonych
mianow1cle przez lud polsko-ka.
tolicki.-Z l:cznemi obrazkami
htografaml op!acona poczta y
dOm~-... ... : "...... $50. . z.0t
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-05-31
Rail Road Bonds.
Amos II, MOrSe's Locals,

Wilson or Palmetto cotton planter-the
best on earth. Try one.
A few. fine Irish potatoes 10 plant or eat.
The last lot for this season.
A barrel OF fine cucumbers in brine Just re-
ceived. They are nice and cheap
1t is getting time to SOW German millet."
Come and get your seed.
Nice English cured shoulders cents a
pound. You need one of them.
Good stock fresh canned goods, pickles, OIL
Ives, &c. Amos 3. Morse.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-05-31
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T.. r. d r. N. MiIler's Locals.

Cur line of teas are strictly up TO date, Sna Snn
and try a pound OF our o. q q. some'ni"e
that Is fine.
We are sole agents for the Derring Hayess, lsHss
ing machines Reapers, mowers ana Iaksn: s,s,.
Call and see Us before buying. we VIII si''
you close prices.
Remember We are headquarters for gasoline
and Kerosene oil. Call and have your OIL cans
filled. .....,. g. - -,s
If-you want your wife to always meet yoa
with emlle call on L T. Il T. M. Miller anu
buy her barrel Of Ballard Obelisk nour'
Call and see our nice line OF candles, just
received, they are up to date. -
II pounds good green coffee 10Y 81. J.,
40 pounds real good coffee for 81.
80 bars of best soap, for 81, at L. T. & T. M.
Millers.
Call and see our line Of bulk pickle. boht
sweet and sour.
10 pounds standard granulated sugar for
one dollar. ......
A fresh lot of -four. meal and grits just In.
Call and see US before buying.
For some real nice fresh crackers. both
sweet and sodas, call on L. T. & 7. M. Miller.
Call and try pound Of our nice tea flake
crackers. -. ..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-05-31

Call in as you pass by at Milford & DuPre's
drug store. = - ..
DuPre's extract sarsaparilla compound has
no equal as blood purifier and spring tonic.
Call and see 1t before buying. For sale by
Milford & DuPre. -..
Call at Milford i DuPre's drug store and see
the handsomest soda fountain In the up
country.
Prescription work done promptly and accu.
rately with fresh drugs. and delivered at yonr
The latest smoking tobacco on the market.
Try package at 10 0cents-Klondike Mixture.
Harrison Il Came
The Van Buren press., 1899-03-25

OF opinion the house had intelligence enough
to pass upon measures without their assist
anee.
Or. Taylor was not In favor Of hasty action
on so important measure.
Apetition from saw-mtlls operating railroads
desiring to be exempted from the provisions OF
the bill was presented.
A vote was taken and Mr., Toneys motion
prevailed.
Mr. Herrn moved to reconsider the vote by
which the motion was adopted. Under the
rules this motion goes over until the next day.
The point was raised that Mr., Herrn voted
from the clerks desk and not from his seat,
but the chair declined TO so rule.
AS a counter move to the effort TO defer con-
sideration Of the bill, a majority Of the com
mittee on corporations secured permission to
retire and In a few minutes returned and an
nounced they we're ready to report
The point was then raised that as this was
not a privileged report, 1t would not be in
order except under suspension of the rules.
On motion OF Mr.. Brooks, the rules were sus-
pended by vote OF So to 10. Tho report was
then submitted and the bill took its place on
the calender,
The remainder OF the day was consumed in
first and second reading Of bills.
The Van Buren press., 1899-03-25
suuday.school Convention.

The State sunday-school convention
closed a two days session at Little
Rock March 91st. A number OF inter
esting papers were read, and prominens
Sunday-school workers from all Sec
tions of the state were in attendance.
The next meeting Of the convention
will be held at Fayetteville on the Sec
ond Wednesday In October. othcers OF
the association were chosen as follows:
President, A. L. Malone, Jonesboro;
first vice-president, B. w. Green, Little
Rock; second vice-president, j. F. How
ell, Fayetteville; Secretary, Clio Har-
per, Little Rock; treasurer, j. b. Car
ter, Ozark. Delegates to the lnterna-
tional sunday-School convention, which
meets at Atlanta, Ca, in April, were
also chosen
The Van Buren press., 1899-03-25
FIGS AND THISTLES

Don't burn the barn to kill the rats,
Greed is an incubator of monopoly.
There are 10 gloves made that will
hide heart stains.
Keeping the mouth shut is one way to
keep the heart pure.
We are so anxious to make a living
we have forgotten how to live.
The hypocrite is putting bills in cir
eulation without specie in the vaults.
The silence of a good man is more elo-
quent than the rhetoric of fraud.
The gibes of the inidel are as pitiful
as the wooden-legged mans seorn OF
shoes.
The school may give knowledge, but
only the home can give a true eduea-
tion.
If we took time TO say thank YOU
for all our mercies there would be none
left in which to complain.
It is usually them who cannot rule
his own house who wants to administer
the affairs Of the earth.
Some people so blind their eyes with
tears for yesterdays faults that they
stumble an through to-day.-Ram''
Horn.
The Van Buren press., 1899-03-25
Bishop An Expansionist.

Bishop c. B. Galloway, of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South, who is
at present touring the state in behalf
of the movement to rebuild Galloway
Female College at Searcy, in an ad-
dress at Little Rock, declared himself
to be an imperialist. The biship said:
II want to see the American flag float
over every foot of the land acquired in
the war with Spain; and l never want
to see it hauled down unless to give
place to the flag of another Christian
nation. Back of those guns which
lowered the Spanish flag at Manila and
Santiago was the Christian spirit Of a
Christian people,"
The Van Buren press., 1899-03-25
Negro Murderer Lynchei.

A negro named General Duckett,
who murdered Jas. Stockton, wealthy
planter of Little River county, was
taken from the sheriff by mob and
lynched. Duckett slipped up to Stock
toms house and shot him through a
window with shotgun. The mur.
derer hid in the Red river bottoms for
some time, but finally surrendered,
stating that he had been without food
for days and was nearly starved to
death. The sheriff started to take the
prisoner from Rocky Comfort to Rich
mond to place him in jail, and had gone
only few miles when overtaken by the
mob. Duckett was hung to the limb
of tree and his body riddled with
bullets.
The Van Buren press., 1899-03-25
Indian Skeletons Unearthed.

The skeletons of ten Indians were
unearthed recently by John Boyd, a
Washington county farmer, in his field.
The land had been under cultivation
for 20 years, but freshed washed off
the soil, and the plow, encountering a
skeleton crosswise, cut the remains in
two. Boyd then dug around and dis
covered the other graves, all near the
surface. A considerable amount of pot
terry and mussel shells were found in
the graves. The bones were crumbling
but the teeth were in a state of perfect
preservation.
The Van Buren press., 1899-03-25
Made a Miscalculation.

A man named Johnson, living near
Hamlet, Faulkner county, made an un-
successful attempt at suicide last week.
He left home and took with him stick
of dynamite, fuse, caps, ETC., and after
reaching his field buried the explosive
in the ground, lighted the fuse, and
laid down over the dynamite, waiting
for the explosion. When it came his
hat was torn to pieces and hair and
skin were blown from his head, but on
account of his not being directly over
the explosive he narrowly escaped
death. He gave no reason for his deed
except dependency and loathing for
life
The Van Buren press., 1899-03-25
sherfields on Trial.

The case of The State VS.. VIII and
Hardy Sheffield, charged with murder
ing Mrs. N. j. Horn in Hot Spring
county, was called in Saline circuit
court at Benton March Goth, change
of venue having been granted. Mrs
Horne was last seen in company with
the Sherfelds, and it is charged they
murdered her and cremated the body.
The accused asked for severance of
the case, and Will Sheffield went to
trial. The state called 40 witnesses
and the defense So, and it was not ex-
peeted from the outset that the case
would go to the jury for five or six days.
The Van Buren press., 1899-03-25
Says She Was Hypnotized.

DIR. Chambers, the spiritualist who
ran away from Texarkana with the
wife of wealthy merchant, was held
without bond on the charge of abduc-
tion. The woman testified that Cham
bers kept her hypnotized the entire
time she was with him. Chamb bers de-
serted a wife and four children when
he left Texarl5ana, and since his arrest
three other women have written the
autho tiles, claiming to have been law
fully married to him in different parts
of the state.
The Van Buren press., 1899-03-25
Senate Proceedings.

Little Rock, March 2l.-President Manning
called the senate to order at $3.50
ii, b. 1862 (ColquitD to reimburse school fund
and cancel bonds ami coupons received from
the United States under compromise act, ap-
proved by congress April 80, 1898 passed with
senate amendments striking out the provisions
calling for the reimbursements OF the school
fund
II. B. So (CaldwelD, to regulate and fix price
for weighing cotton at cents per bale In the
months OF October, November, December and
January, and 10 cents per bale during the re-
mainder OF the year, passed-26 to 3.
II. B, SSs, (Nixon) to change time OF holding
circuit court in Saline county, to the first Mon
day in March and September. passed.
The bill to tx emoluments OF officers OF How
ard county, passed.
II. B. l6l GID, to require any person or per-
sons company or companies, TO give to the
road overseer the names of all persons subject
TO road duty, was read third time and passed.
Mr.. Grifin's bill, to regulate practice and
pleading in the Conway circuit court was de-
feated.
II. b s5e (Herrn). TO fix fees and salaries of
clerk and sheriff OF Sharp county, increasing
salary TO 81 500 passed.
Senator Wilson Of Clark was granted unani-
nous consent to call up 5. B. 2e0. to donate all
forfeited state lands in Clark and Union coun-
ties 70 aid in the construction OF court houses
In these two counties. The bill was placed on
final reading and passed.
Senator Witt introduced S. b. I'll to donate
all forfeited state lands in Randolph county for
period of 10 years, for internal improve
mentS.
The Rouse.
Mr.. johnson, from the committee on state
charitable institutions, returned h B. s8i
(Shorl, with the recommendation that 10 do
pass as amended The bill reorganizes the
board CT trustees Of the state charitable insti-
tutions and places the Confederate soldiers
home under their control aud management
Mr.. Spear introduced II. B. 364 relating to
dams and obstructions in waterways. II pro-
vides that water mills and factories shall place
chute over dams for the passage OF fish.
Mr. Cotton introduced II. b SOS, repeating
The Van Buren press., 1899-03-25
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
Unsuccessful Attempt of Faulkner
County Farmer to End His
Earthly Existence.
EVENTS OF A WEEK BRIEFLY CHR0NICLED.
Trial of the Sherfields on at Benton-Stole
House and Now Languishes Behind
Prison Bars-State Sunday-School Con.
vention-Brief Mention.
Confederate Veterans.

The State Encampment u. Z. ",
which met at Little Rock March 21st,
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Major-general, John D.
Horner; brigadier-general first brigade,
Chas. F. Martin, Little Rock; brigadier-
general second brigade, B. E. Benton,
Pine Bluff; brigadier.general third bri-
gade, w. D. Cole, Conway; brigadier-
general fourth brigade, A. S. Morgan,
Camden. The monument committee
reported that S2,301 of the $4,000 with
which to erect monument to the Con-
federate dead at Little Rock had been
raised. Major-General Horner, in his
annual address, said in part;
"Since our last reunion events OF momentous
Importance to our country have occurred a
war has been waged with Spain; an army OF
800, 900 men has been mustered and the greatest
naval victories ever recorded in history nave
been won by our gallant navy. Many OF our
comrades, Notwithstanding their advanced
age, responded promptly to the call OF our
country, and probably the most conspicuous
figures In the events leading up to the declara-
ration of war, and in the war itself, have been
our gallant comrades, Fitzhugh Lee and JOS
eph Wheeler TIE war with Spain has caused
many sacrifices to be made much blood to be
spilled, and much treasure to be expended, but
the compensation for all this is a thoroughly
united country and a complete vindication OF
the patriotism and devotion to duty OF the
| Confederate soldiers"
Gen. Horner spoke of the difficulty
experienced in securing an accurate
list of all the camps in the state, many
neglecting to answer communications.
Twenty-three camps reported, showing
a membership of 1851.
The Van Buren press., 1899-03-25

section of an act regulating fees and salaries
OF officers of Franklin county
Dowdy railroad commission bill came up as
postponed business. On motion the bill was
tabled.
s. B. 123 Kirby the fellow servant BILL
was taken up. The bill is as folilows
A bill for an act TO be entitled an act to protect
employees of railroad companies.
Section |. That any person or corporation
owning or operating a railroad in this state
shall be liable for the injury or death OF any
empIoye caused by the negligence OF any other
agent, servant or employe OF such person or
corporation owning or operating such railroad
Sec q That this act take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
About half a dozen amendments were oHered
and rejected
An effort was made to get vote on the Dill
Mr. Herrn had made a motion to reconsider
the vote by which amendment TO the Dill
failed TO pass, and under the rules motion TO
reconsider goes over.
Friends OF the bill argued that Its oppon-
ents, knowing they we're in minority, were
pursuing an unfair course to prevent a final
vote; that by Offering amendments and moving
reconsideration from day to day, they hoped to
prevent the measure becoming law,
Mr.. Humphreys wanted the bill to include
other employees than those on railroads; all
snOulQ De aecorQeu lnt SAINT pfoteolloh'
After much discussion the speaker held that
when notice OF motion to reconsider was given
the bill went over, and in order to change the
rules notice would have to be given.
Mr.. Head then gave notice that he would
submit the following amendment TO the rules
OF the house: when a motion to reconsider
any vote is made by any member of the house,
It shall be in order for any member TO then
move to lay the motion to reconsider on the
table, and said motion to lay on the table shall
be voted upon at once
The Kimbell new state house bill was read
first and second time. Several amendments
we're offered, and placed on the calendar with
the bin.
S. b. 1856 (Quarles), to prohibit the riding
Of vehicles over leyees and cutting of same,
read third time and passed.
A Number of senate bills were read first and
second times
The Van Buren press., 1899-03-25
Fire Insurance Business.

The annual statement of the business
of fire insurance companies in Arkan-
sas for the year 1898, issued from the
auditors office, shows the total amount
collected in premiums was 1858, 3,635. 40,
while the amount of losses incurred
was S4S4, ,656.Os, making the loss ratio
to premiums collected less than 81 per
cent. There are 63 companies doing
business in this state, and they are re-
quired by law to file annual statements
with the auditor showing the amount
of premiums collected, losses paid and
insurance written.
The Van Buren press., 1899-03-25
Had His Nerve.

Harris Davis, negro, is in the JEFF
ferson county Jail, under the unusual
charge of stealing a house. Mr..
Jones had on his plantation a house
somewhat isolated from view which he
did not visit often. In riding over his
place he was amazed to discover that
nothing was left of the house but a
small portion of the front porch. In
vestigation showed that Davis had re-
moved the house, piece by piece, and
had it piled in his yard, using it for
wood.
The Van Buren press., 1899-03-25
Must Leave the state.

Gov. Jones pardoned Alf Crum and
win Shipley, serving terms in the pen
itentiary, on condition that they leave
the state. They were convicted in Law
renee circuit court in 1896, on change of
venue from Independence county. OF
arson and assault with intent to kill,
and sentenced 10 four years.
The Van Buren press., 1899-03-25

For removing the brown from eartRs
enware, after being in the oven, rub
well with salt, which will take it of
almost directly.
Linen will have beautiful gloss and
be very stiff if half teaspoonful of
white gum arabic be dissolved in boil
ing water and when cool added to the
starch sufficient for a pint.
Bread crumbs which may be in the
bread jar can be utilized TO good ad-
vantage If dried. rolled fine and placed
In a jar or can ready to use in es-
calloping meats. fish, oysters, yege-
tables. or as thiekeniug.-B Boston
Budget.