davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-09
u F~iladelfji, Pa.
Odezpd.

{ Odcruwsjac. .aw6d jaki spotkal
Szanowns PoblioInosc obecns ma
przedstawisniu amatorskiem srtuki
pod tytulsm ..8ci Maj, tow. Sok6-
Eek Pol. pod i'm. ORA Lewakowskis
go postsnowilo, ME ~.waaajsc ma tru.
dy i kos.ts, powtorIyc to ssma s,tu-
ks ! przyprowsdIic j. do .kchca dnia
8go kwis,nis 1899 roku W PfaelIer
Harmonic hall pod mum. 5s6 N. 3cis
utica. Pocsstek punktualnie o &C.
dzipie z wiec16r. Wstep wolny.
Many n~sdzieie, Re Szanowna pu-
b~lio.nosc, uzuajac nasrs s.c.srs che
Of 1 prace, przybed.ie tax liornis jak
p~opr.ednio.
'~Przytao.amy, re diva akty, kt6re
ME byfy odegrane, 50 nsjefsktowniej.
sze.- Czolem!
Konitet.
Wsrelkis korespondenoje tyc.sce
sic tow. Sok6iek Pol. pod i'm. ORA
Lswskowskisgo prose- nadss,sc ns
reos J. M. Pspr.ycki, 1880 Rich
mond ct, Philadslphis, Pa.
Csolsn!
j. M. Poprzyckd, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-09
Y Detroit, Mich.
Noaod grupd.

Z radoscis ehwytam pi6ro, ably sic
Z wami, s,an. rodaoy, podzielic dobra
nowins.
Otoa patrjotysm ooras giebiej IA.
puszozs kor.snie swe pomiedry pc
lonis dstroicks, prIex 90 sic szsregi
Zwisrku Mar. Pol. pomnazajs. q
iuicjstywy pan6w FIR. Mso.kOwskie.
go, ]. Rybickisgo, A. Wsjnerowi
era, w. Chilihskiego l P. Zoitow-
sklego zorgsnirowsno tn nows CRU
pc pod nazws &c wiasda Wolnosoi'.
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu obrslis
my rsrssd, W skiad kt0rego wchodra
n~asiepujscy psnowis: w Koohanow
ski, rsr.; F. 1. Barsfski, sskr. prot I;
FIR. Macrkowski, sekr. fn.; w. Chi
lihski, kssjer; T. Ksozorowski | Ff.
Olejnicrak, opiekunowis kssy; A.
~JabiOhski, opiekun chOryeh; J. Ry
bicki, marstaisk.
Cslem Tow. &c wisIds Wolnosoi"
jest: pomoc wssjemns We wsrelkie
go rodzsju w~ypsdksch nissroresli
wych ! popiersnie oswisty. Sc to diva
csls wrniosis, do ~wykonsnis ktorych
katdy polsk powinisn sic bezustsn.
ole prryczynisc. DO, wspomsgsjso
sic wrsjemnie, wypeinismy jsdos L
najpiskniejsrycb cnot obywstelskicb
jsdno z dwoch nsjprrsdniejsrych
prrykarsh: rKoobsj blizsisgo, jsk
siebie ssmsgo', a popisrsiao oswis-
te, prrynosimy nieoblicrope korrysoi
sImym sobie ukochansj nasrsj Oj
cryznie.
KtOby sobis tyosyi.-wstspic do to-
warrystws o cslsch tax wzniosiyob,
prosre sic sgiosic do niaej podpiss
osgo Tub przybyc ma jsdno 4 posis
def, kt6rs sic odbywsjs " ksads
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-09

kich r6wno szanowal i swemi pick
nemi naukami, ktore glosii kazdej
niedzieli, owa burze zazegnal, tax,
ae j owe partyine niesnaski ustaly W
paru dniach po odjezdzie ks. Nj.
Pc dwoch czy trzech miesiasach
ks. NJ. porw6ci} j zastal wszystko W
najlepszym porzadku. Lecz ME d1u
go to t~rwaio, DO gdy ks. j. objal
swa parafie, to ks. NJ. rozpoczas in
trygi jak przedtem i niezadowolenie
jake byso takie Jest pc dis dzieh,
ks NJ. mile patrzy ma to i oieszy
sic, ze mu parsfjanie mic ME moga
zrobiG.
Ks. ~Jazdzewski ME d}ugo bawil
W owej nowozaaozonej parafji, gdyz
biskup W owym czasie p~rzesadzil ks.
Pacholskiego z Minneapolis do Wi
nony, parafjanie wiec W Minneapolis
obawiali sic, ably i'm biskuP ME ma
rzucil jakiego ~dolarczyka, to tez
mocno naparli biskupa o ks. JAZZ
daewskiego, cd czego i'm sic ME
m6gl wymowiG. ! OTTO dzieki temu
parafja W Minneapolis wznosi sic W
gore tax, re w zesz}ym roku nap.
wyreperywano i powiekszono szkoae
kosztem 500 dol. wyrePerowano pie
banje take kosztem 800 dol. i cos;
sprawiono sliczna kazalnice "a 300
dol; sprawiono sliczna marmurowa
ohrzcielnice "a $50 dol. a to
wszystko ze sk3adek, ME P~owieksza'
JAG dlugu jednym centem! A
W St. Paul same szopy i z d{ugiem.
Parsfjanie W Minneapolis widza, ze
ich proboszcz wiecej dba o dobro
parafji jak o swa kieszeh, to tez ME
aaluja tylko daja lie moga i So "a
dowoleni i ciesza sic, il maja dobre-
go ksiedza, ME dolarczyka! Tam
niema 2adnych partyj, chociaz takze
znajduja sic rome bractwa j iowa
rzystwa. Ale wszyscy sd rowni
wszystkich ks. J. szanuje, "a CO TAX
re jest szanowany.
Postanowi}am sobie skreslic %niniej-
SEA korespondencje, ably oi dolarowi
aposto.owie zawstydzili sic i ME
wrzeszczeli, ze lud tract ufnose i pc
szanowauie do duchowiehstwa "a
posrednictwem Wv. N. p. LepIej
niechaj wstapia W SHADY wyzej
wspomnianego miOdego kaPaana i
~przestana bose sic z ludem o tego
dolara! Kto ma szacunek zasiuzy, to
juz go dostanie, a kto ME zassuzy
to jego gardlowanie mic ME pomoze!
Polka.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-09
4 Baltimore, Md.
Zasciddomienie.

ZarIsd kom,tetu obohodowego
grup swiaskowych W Baltimore, Md,
niniejssem zswiadauis, kogo nalety,
1. oboh6d 3 go msis postanowiono
urIsdsic, o lie motnosci, jak mai.
w~spanialsj. TenAs zsrrad wry-s
ws~rystkich ca}onk6w komitstu grup
m~isjscowych ma posisdssnis nsdzwy.
o%1sjne, odbJc sic msjsos W srode d.
Is maroa r. b. o gods. 8sj wieosorem
W lokalu Tow. Budowlansgo Kos
oius,ki. Ma posisd,eniu tenn obmy-
sloue beds irodki ku urrsd.eniu OBJ.
chodu.
q ~polsosnis Isr,adu komitetu OBJ
chodowego.
Aleksander Olszerski,
sekretsr..
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-09
Il Grand Rapids. Mich.

hCczntcd.
Dnis 20 lutego Stowsrsys.snis
Polsk, W Grand Rapids, Mich. OBJ
ohodziio trzeoia rooInioe istnisnis,
Poniswat jedrak tr1eba bylo zasto
sowsc sic do postu, wiec tylko Prey
stole sastawionym tortami | winem
gwarzono o ~prrysziem roswoju ma
s.ego t~owar.ystwa, jake o prsysz.
lynn Zwia,ku naa.ych polek, kt6re
mu Chicagowianki poc7asek jut da.
~. Spodziew sic. IL ma przysI
lynn ssjmis W Grand Rapids eggs.
%tsncjs tel organi.aoji .ostanis IA
~pswniona, &C jest naszem goraoem
tyo.sniem. A wieo gwarrso pod.
cIas tel wieczerry, do btorsj przyla-
czyli sic tskte nasi obywstele jut to
Z powinsrowsnism n~as1ej piracy jake
i ayo,sniami jaknsjlsps.sgo rorwoju'
Czss nam szybko 1 milo uohodzii,
skladano ro.maite podarki ola
wzmocnisnia nasrsgo Tow. | TAX ma
stepujacy psnowis .lotyli po dola.
re: Bernard Centilli, Msks Prele
wics, FIR. S.Ozygiowski. b. Csntilli,
PIP. Ma.urkisw ic.e, Dytkiewios, Ma.
lswior, Jan Nowicki, dyrygsnt Wv,
Sp. Pol. wislu innych Iio.yio 70.
matte dstki tax Ola nas.ego Tow. ia.
ko ! ma grosI polski. Paui Helens
Mazurkiewio. ofarowaia piekny
lnisny obrus. Ia to wssystko skfa
dam of,arodswoom, wimisniu Stowa
r.yszsnis Polek, srorerOpolskie bog
.aplac". Kohcrac ninisjsza koses
pondenoje, uwisdamism naszs TO.
daorki, jut naletaoe / ts ktoreby so.
bic zyczy3y do mas pr.ysta pic, il ma.
stspns posiedrenis odbedzis sic "a
marcs W Domu Pf.smysiowym.
W. Lipczyhskd, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-09
Il East Chicago, Ind.
SI{ddki.

Ma ohr.cinach q OBJ. F. Mackowia.
ks, W East Chicago, Tod. zebranc
81 4o ! ma wesslu nas.ego druha A
Grsed.islewakiego, odbyssm dnia 5
lutsgo $500. RsIem 50 46. kt6rs tc
sumo Pr.y niniejs.sm odsyiam ns
rzso. budowy pomnika Kosciusrki,
Zatem | tn polscy pr.y .abawach
msjs mysli rwr6coue nistylko ma IA
bswe, ale mysla ! odal,sych nssIycb
celach J spiesza choc Z msismi of ara.
mi, by doi5tyc csgieike do wspanis
fego.dziels.
a. CkruStoacski,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-09

miedzy nami a obcymi, chcemy ise
z postepem czasu, w SHADY innyeh
cywilizowsnych narodow; chcemy
powetowa6 stracona, tylko PREY plu-
GU i iopacie, ~przesz3os6 - chcemy sic
uczy6 i kroczy6 droga vskazans
przez uzgode' do wolnej Ojczyzny
Polski.
PolSki chfop zriqzkoriec { kdtolik.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-09
Il San Francisco, Pa.
Rezolucjd.

Tow. Polakow W Kslifornji ms pc
sled.eniu zwyc.sjnem, odbytem dnis
10 lusego r. b.. jsdnogiosnie uchwa
lilo wyraric petne raufanis komits
towi, rsjuujaosmu sic opraoowanieu
memorjaiu, majsoego bye wysiauyu
do rzadu Stauow Zjednoczonych
przedstawioieli innych cywilizowa
nyoh ludo~ nj kougrss.e pokojo
wynn, 'mieuiu polsk6w W Amery
cs .amiesrkaiyoh.
Co tet niniejsrem . upowatuisni,
Tow. mann raszoIyt ucryuic.
Ign. Koldsa, sskr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-09
Y St. Paul. Mimi.
Eilk;a ,f6cC prdaody.

Procz na~turalnego s}ohca, oswie-
oajacego j ogrzewajac 60 W dosta-
t~ecznej mierze stolice Minnesoty;
daI nam Pan Bog i drugie ,,SiOhce"
k,ore-ri swiec nj grzeje....
Otoz, jakis zwiazkowi c No. 6
,,Zgody" razwa, to drugie GEAR
ma Chmura" i przyznae trzeba, ze ia
nazwa jest bardzo trafna, DO znow
z tego ,,Slohoa" chlusnely az dwie
ulewy - jak zwykle obie skiero.
why sic ma nasIego redaktora pZgo-
dy".
Szczescie, re W wolnej Ameryce
juz ME wolno uzywaG %tortur, by 10
90 Emusic do wierzenia tax, jsk chloe
ow tworca ,,Slofca", bo insczej to z
pewnoscia - poczawszy cd Zarzadu
Centr. i redaktora ,,Zgody", wszys-
cy cz}onkowie Zwiazku Mar. P.
zpuszeni byliby do strasznej pokuty
"a to, Re smia wiecej kocbac Polske
niz Rzym, Re z wielkiem z%aintereso.
wsniem czyta:a pouczajaca nzgode",
lekcewazac - pe}ne glupstw ,Sloh-
oe".
K. u. P. gniewa sic O to, ze ow
zwiazkowiec nazwa} go wlascicielem
i wydawca nSlohca" i rzeczywiscie
jest o co gniewaG sic, DO gdyby
,,Slohce' byio W pelni pismem pol.
sko-katolickiem, pismem p~oucza;a-
CEN i umoralniajacem to, nietyl-
ko ME ~przynosiloby wydawcy ujmy,
lecs przeciwn'e zaszczyt ME maly;
wowczas j X. l.. p. ME zwazalby ma
ma to, ze 60 ktos mieni wydaa ca
nSlohc," - owszem c~ieszylby sc W
duszy, re 60 maja "a wydawce j
wlasciciela,, prawdziwie wzorowego
pisma polsko katolickiego.
X. L. p. stawia W swym artykule
pytanie: nCzyz take dz'ecko w po-
czatkach obrane z wyzszych poczuc
religji, psute przez swoioh i oboycb
potra6 sic wzniesc do wyzszyob po-
ice o obowiazku ola narodu j rodzi-
COW? Zaprawde, ze mel" Oj! to
swieta prawds ks. kapelanie. Pc.
wierzamy wan nasze dzieoi z cala
ufnosoia 49, iiczegozescie to nasze
dzieci ~nauczyli? Jakiz many poly.
tex z waszej nauki z tel bezmysl-
mel W was WARY? Gem jest olbrzy.
mia wiekszosc naszego narodu, W
porownaniu do innych narodow, we
wszystkich galeziach %kultury?l Ma
uczyliscie nasze dzieoi modlic sic ma
r6zahcu, rzadziej ma ksiat e j vie.
rye sam - ale ME na~uozyliscie mas
mysle6 j Pracowai z pozytkiem ola
naszego narodu, ola Ojczyzny i
przys1losci.
Dlateg ME dziwcie sic re to W
Al eryce dostrzegiszy wielka roAnice
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-09

drugs srode miesisca " lokalu obyw,
Piotra zoatowskiego, pr.y rogu ulic
S.. Aubin 1 Forest.
Wstepns tsraz jesrcse jest stosun
kowo bardso nirkis, wynosi BOWEN
tylko diva dolsry.
+. L. Bdrahski. sekr. prot.
1912 St. Aubin ave.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-09
PoszukiWanie.

Pos.ukuie Frsncisrks Hsltt, po-
c~hodzscego I Ulewa, /. Prus zsohod.
nioh, kt6ry pred sisdmiu lsty "a
mieszkiwaf " Pittsburgh, Pa. Ktoby
wied.iat o jego pobycis lub on sam
uisch isskawie doniesis pod sdresem:
SzYMON KOMOROWSKI, 821e
Wall st., Chicago, Ill.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-02

Sift two half pints of flour with one
feaspoonful of baking powder. Stir
half cupful of butter with six table,
spoonfuls powdered sugar to light,
white cream, add three eggs, one at a
time, stirring few minutes between
each addition, add alternately the -four
and one-haf cupful Of finely chopped
nuts, either almonds or walnuts; drop
with spoon small portions into but
tered tins. two inches apart, brush
them over with beaten egg and bake in
medium hot oyen.--Brooklyn Eagle.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-02
II now transpires that a certain

1t now transpires that certain
syndicate in Kansas City was
hacking Wolf Coon in the recent
election, and in return was to be
given the collection Of the four
million dollars due the Cherokee
nation from the government. This
was the source from whence came
the money the Coon men were
spending so freely during the
campaign. Now that Coon and
his crowd have been defeated,
'they are petitioning the govern
sment and demonstrating against
the seating Of Tom Burlington as
governor OF this nation. This is
an example of fullblood loyalty
and patriotism.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-02

"A pathetic incident of the cold
weather is the case of barefoot
little fellow who walked into a
shoe store planked down 81, and
said:
II wants, a pair o shoes fer
sfhat!"
"What number?' asked the
clerk.
~ dunno what NUMBER" was
the answer. 81 amt never wore
NO shoes since / kin remember.
You'll have to measure me!"--
Atlanta Constitution.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-02

Herr Suchsland, a German scientist.
has discovered that the aroma of to-
bacco is due to microbes, and it is said
he will patent, if he can, process for
making cheap cigars smell like expen-
siye Ones Chicago Inter Ocean.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-02
proach of dawn. London Mail.


Bobbie-Ma. does Johnny Smiths
ma know more'n you do?
Mother should say not. Who said
she did?
Nobody. Only she says Johnny is the
worst boy in town. and you say l am,
and we want TO know who's right
N. Y. Journal.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-02

Arthur Chamberlin went to Fair
land last night to see about the
shipment of some hay on which
the royalty had not been paid. The
railroads no longer hold cars loacs
ed with hay till the revenue is
paid as formerly.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-02

The Osages are at last to be civ
ilized, at least to yield to the blan-
dishments Of culture and the white
mans ways. They are now avail
ing themselves of the benefits Of
the bankrupt laws.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-02

-"How do you explain the saying
that two are company and three
are none?" asked the inaAe visi-
tor.
II guess,' said Tommy, chat
there wasn't enough to eat. -
Indiananolis journal.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-02

Teacher-Describe the safety-brake
of passenger elevator.
Bobbie ght-Please, sir, it's the
part that fails to work when the eleva-
tor falls.--Judge
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-02

The Sapulpa Light seems to for
get which side Of the line its town
is located on. 1t has the ear
marks Of an Oklahoma newspaper.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-02

The magazine section Of Sun
days Republic contains very
good picture Of Lieutenant r. 9.
Day Of this city.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-02

We are very thankful that all
our people are not pessimists. The
citizen who is critical and fault
finding, and who loves disorder
and dissatisfaction ia not only un-
happy himself, but renders others
who have time to listen to him the
same way. This world is large
and there is room for all. Out on
ithe vast business sea there is room
for every sail, from the smallest
craft to the sea-going vessel of
largest dimensions.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-09-02

The report is that James McCul.
Tough has resigned from the Cher
okee board of education on account
of his age, and that his successor
has been appointed, and that the
list Of appointments ofteachers for
the national schools already made
will be passed upon by the new
board.
, 1899-01-23

port Of his position. Fourt of Fremont
argued in favor Of the bill. An amend
ment is pending to make the rate one
half of n per cent. The report will
be made to the house this afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Cheyenne, Jan. 23.-(Special. THE
house, in committee of the whole this
afternoon. having before it for consid-
Grafton house bill No. Is, relating to
the removal of the ~penitentiary prison
ers from Laramie to Rawlins, on mo-
ton of Carpenter of Albany the bill was
referred to the ways and means COM
mittee to determine what e
would be incurred in connection with
the removal of the prisoners should
the bill become a law. Awaiting the
report OF this committee, action on the
bill is deferred. This the bill
from the buildings and institutions
committee, to which it was originally
committed, and places it In the hands
of the ways and means committee, of
which Atherly of Albany is chairman.
, 1899-01-23
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Roses and carnations at Hertzog's
Fresh sweet cider at C E. Eggleston's
Laramie Hive No. :. X. o. T. NJ.
will install officers tonight.
The young ladies Of the Catholic
church will give a dancing party at
North Star hall this evening.
Col. Jay L. Torrey is enjoying a home
dinner with Judge and Mrs. HayfOrd
and family this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Health department If the Wo-
mans club will meet tomorrow CTues-
day afternoon at 2:3O. Please bring
glam6 sticks.
The Laramie Dry Goods company has
leased the Durlacher building and will
remove its stock of goods to the new
location about March list.
Regular meeting of Gem City Lodge
No. 10, A. o. L. w, at s O'Clock to-
night. Business of importance and a
full attendance of the members is re-
quested.
Colonel Jay L. Torrey was entertain
ed at dinner last evening by C. G. Cou-
tant and family. He was also enter
tanned yesterday morning at breakfast
by II. D. Beemer.
W. c. Schuremann and Mr.. Powell
arrived here today and will conduct a
song service and bible reading at the
Presbyterian church on Monday and
Tuesday evenings and on Tuesday af-
ternoon at $50 Mr.. Powell will lead a
meeting at this church. Mr.. SEIZURE
mann is noted as the evangelist
singer"
Col. Jay l.. Torrey of the famous
Second regiment of volunteer cavalry,
otherwise known as "Torrey's Rough
Riders" came to Laramie Saturday
night to attend the funeral of Trooper
William Wallace Of Troop C. Col.
Torrey will remain over to attend the
inspection tonight of Custer Post No.
l.. G. A. R.. by General May. depart
ment commander of Colorado and Wy
oming.
A special train carrying part of the
Twentieth United States regiment Of
infantry passed west last night and two
other trains passed through Laramie
this afternoon about . o'clock, going
to Manila. The trains consisted of tif-
teen tourist sleepers each. They are
were prominent in the fight at Santi-
ago last July. The first battalion was
in command of Captain Huston and
numbered 5ll men, who are bronzed
and weather-beaten veterans Of the Gu
ban campaign.
, 1899-01-23
Nervous Dyspepsia
To Gain Flesh, to Sleep Well, to Know
What Appetite and Good
Digestion Mean.
MAKE A TEST OF STUART"S DYS.
PERSIA TABLETS.


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ateer'
nervous oySpePticS &c not haVe amy
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maps any OF the usnai OF
s'on'aon "eah"es7' Nei'ous u'spe
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ihuch as III hearis every orsah' III
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Mission Board of the German
, 1899-01-23
HONEY BEE FROM THE PHILIP
PINES,

The Department of Agriculture vii
introduce into the United States the
great honey bee hound in the Philip
pines. These bees are twice as large
as those of this country, and produce
five or six times as much honey. They
have extra long tongues, and can reach
the nectar in any flower that our own
variety cannot. While this move Will
be of material benefit, it will not be any
more so than Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, which reaches and cures any all
ments hat other remedies fall short of.
Among them may be mentioned dys-
pepsia, indigestion, biliousness, consti-
patton, malaria, wasting diseases, and
affections of the kidneys and blood. We
especially recommend the Bitters to
men and women whose nervous sys-
tens are shattered.
, 1899-01-23
THE BROWNIE E~NGINEER."
Famous Grandson of ex-Engineer
Richards of Laramie.


Inc Following letter was received Oy
the llttIe son oil FRANK CON
corning a photograph which mas ap-
peareu IN all the hremeh ana en-
slhers magazines as well as IN nearly
an Ihe leauHlS papers Oh une couHIS
Inc pictures snow Jhls young nial ell
gagged i'll the act OF oillng up an engine
ana ne was dressed IN a Dro"hle sui
OF oVeraIls' ne engine was one OF uhe
lSOO class running out OF Laramie anu
the picture was by ms mouher'
1P~haIadelphia' Pa a 49, 1888
Master Hume Gibson Rlchards.
Dear Sir: 1t Is not every three-year-
old boy living on one side OF the couh-
try who gets his name ana photo III
the big newspapers OF Inc city o'oVo
miles away, but the Philadelphia Press
Of January Sth, gave a description OF
the youngest engineer IN the united
States.
have charge OF the Advertising Oh
one of the largest clothing houses IN
the country. sweet orr IL Co. New
burg, n. Y. A number OF firms showed
, 1899-01-23

-storical Department"
, 1899-01-23

CONTINUED on Page 2.)
, 1899-01-23

Mrs. S. "A. Fackler, editor Os the Mi
canopy (Fla.) Hustler, with his wife
and children, suffered terribly from La
Grippe. One Minute Cough Cure was
the only remedy hat helped them. 1t
acted quickly. Thousands Of Others
use this remedy rs a specific for La
Grippe, and its exhausting after effects.
Frank H. Eggleston.
, 1899-01-23
IN THE SENATE.

Cheyenne, Jan. 21.-(Special.)-The
senate met at 10 o'clock this morning
with President McGiIl in the chair
The roll call showed all present except
Galloway, who is still sick. After
prayer by the chaplain the journal
was approved.
Under the head Of introduction OF
bills, Rusk of Carbon gave notice that
at some future time he would introduce
a bill for an act to repeal sections 3
to II inclusive, chapter 81 of the ses-
sion laws of 1S9O-91.
Senator Cross gave notice that at
some future time he would introduce
a bill for an act to amend and re-enact
section 1852 of the revised statutes of
Wyoming, relating to marriage and di-
vorce.
Under the head of introduction of
bills, Senator Cross introduced a bill
for an act requiring all testimony Civ
en- before any court of competent juris-
diction in divorce proceedings to be re
duced to writing and made a part of the
record OF une cour'. -a
Inc committee on federal relations
to whom was referred house joint me-
morlal NO. l. reported the same back
WIN phe mat II 90
pass. This memorial refers to the
treaties with the Indians upon the
"ind hiVer serVatio
Inc committee IN rules reported a
JOINT RUE TOT the erection o. senator
ana on motlon OF Veroryck the same
was unanimously p .
Inc special committee 70 winch was
reterreo une conoes'ed eiection case OIL
lredaie VS.. feaVlh OF S"eet"ater couh-
w. made thelr report me report Us
very lehguhy ana recloes the evidence
IN ohe case IN iull, Win the
nnding Una the vote o senator III
sweeewater county was a Ne n uhat
no senator had been elected. senator
oross nno'eu 'ha' 'he report oe "uopt-
ed. senate Corsoh moved 10 amehu
as foilo"s: Except so much oi 'he
report that mos IN any MANNER eia'
pne result Oh lhe e~iec'loh III o"eeo"a'ei
county resulted IN a tie between Da'ld
Reavill and Joseph lreoaie. Inc
was opt by uhe SELL
ate.
Inc Following was lnuro-
duced by Mcbride:
mat u. A. feaViii' VINO
has received the certificate OF election
from Sweetwater county TOT four years
commencing the nrst MONDAY IN JAN
uary, 1899, be N is hereby declared