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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-08-12
rnwo-th League May divide.

Hillsboro. Tex, Aug. S.--Hon' f. r
Woaks, president of the Texas state
Epworth league, says southern leaguers
contemplate meeting at some southern
city to consider the advisability OF or
0anizing a southern convention. The
principal object of this convention WIN
be to exclude the negro from partici-
pating in the International league
=, ,aatinua
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-08-12
n.w.y want. 10 Sec the Pope.

London, Aug. s.-The Rome corre-
spondent of the Daily Mail says that
Admiral Dewey will arrive there on
Wednesday. and that he has asked for
an audience of the pope. According to
the same correspondent the admiral
will visit London before returning 10
the United States
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-08-12

Cburch Of Christ Scientist, Sunday
ssrvices as follows; 1O:3O q. M, Sunday
scbool II $50 a. M, at Knights Of Pythias
hall. All are cordially invited u
The times., 1899-10-24
FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.

20 ACRES. S-room house stable, miles from
BrauchvilIc. miles from Sasbrook; barn for
& horses; COW and hen houses; apples, peaches.
cherries. etc; school near hgi price Sl6Jl-
20 acres, 4-room house, large barn, hen
houses, 100 chicks. ~. miles from ArdwicE sta,
ton, 300 peach trees, 50 FCaIs. So apples % bar
rrls Of corn; all Tor Sl.to3.
Il1t acres 10 minutes from IBGrel Station.
nearly new s-raam house and . story stable; ad-
joins subdivision; price, 81 go.
43Js acres Broom house, 1 rile from Forrest
vile, 5 miles iIom West; price. Sl.5lo-
ABRAHAM FISHER.
0c22- -at-Fod Il2 u 81. uw.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
InHN CRrrCHEE- Arr.rner

JOHN CRTTCHER. Attorney
ESTATE OF GEORGE H. BOWERS. DECEASED.
No g05I. AduH. Docket 26.
Willis Holly. administrator, has. with the ap-
proyaI Of the Supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia. holding special term for Orphans
Cont business appointed FRIDAY NOVEMBER
= 1900 az 10 o'clCck a. m. as the time, and sIid
,ot,rt room as the place, for passing oi claims
and making payment and distribution under the
courts direction ard control; when and where
nh creditors and persons entitled % distribugiye
shares or legacies residue, are notified 20 at
tend in person or by agent OF attorney duly
authorized with their claims against the estate
properIy voucued Provided this order be pub
ii.bad once in each OF three Successive weeks be
fore said day in the Washington Law Reporter"
Signed October 5, 1893.
Approved;
Associate Justice.
NJ J. GRIFFITH.
Acting Register Of Wills.
JOHN CRITCHER, Attorney.
OClO.I7,24
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WALL PAPER.

PAPER hanging and painting rooms plprrei S.
up; finest work. latest designs. HUNT, lII2
= 81. GC2L-Is
YOU'LL have very little TO pay IL we paper
your rooms; = starts eur prices. and they
go up very gradually, the paper we are showing
this season is the richest. handsomest we have
ever had; finest WORK 8. c. NOLrE SO 9th 50.
no BRANCH. ocIs-tf
The times., 1899-10-24
FoR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANliE-Uid YOU ever tlius Sc would Dc
possible 90 trade your present really HOLDINGS
90 a good advantage. u you VIII send me iuiI
particulars OF shat you have 20 exchange -ud
what you want, ] Ei.l get UP deal ior ylu
handle zeal estate % an Ead, citv, Suburban, and
country. Your interest IS mine. See gE1- ABRA-
HAM FISHER. SD ST. NV ocs I1--r1d
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RAILROADS
Washington, Alexandria
AND
Mount Vernon Railway
From Station. Pa; Ave. and IS's 81


In effect Nay l. lsQs.
For Alexandra, week days-6:So, zoo. X :ss
500, s:s5. $50 $50, l0:00 100, l.45 a. m.
xl2:05 1921. 100, x1:20, las, 2:G0 'xa. Is.
40 XS;O0, 3:25, XS 80. x4l5. 4:50. SOS, N5.2e.
9;t1, xe;0i ESQ. 900. 7:25 SEQ, 900. 1000.
u:20, u:59 p. m
sundays-7:45. 600. o.45 1880 uI5 a. m.
lz,g0 noon. l2:tS 1.3o. 2;l5. S,0O S.45. i:3o
.; 2;l9, o.Oo' 6:s5. I:s0, SIS, 9:0O 1900. n:2o
II 80 p. m.
For Mt Vernon. week days-6:s0. 500. Xlo;oo,
;VO lI;VO a m. xl2:O5, xI:20. x2:0O. xsO0. 1850.
1908. 900 p m
sand'ys-e;o0 a. m. 1900 neon, 2I5. s:45.
s:i5, 900 D. m
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge week days
500, zs;Sj $50. z9:25 1000. HOO. zl2-o5-
zl2:2o. loo, Il As 200 z24o 1900. 5.25, z8:t5.
o'O5' z5;9O. 6sq, e:S0 7;09, SEQ p. M
Sundsys-T:45 900. 9:45, 1890, u:15 a m.
l2:OO noon, 1s:45. I;91 els. $500. 3.45. $50.
6;l5, 600, 5:+5. 7:3e. Sis p. m.
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked
xEIPreSs TO St Asaph only. 10 ArliRgtos
bnly. J. COLYIN. Superintendent.
G. E. ABBOT. President ny1-tt
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go,

- Every day In the year for Norfolk. New
- port News, and all points South, 10y the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News Norfolk" and wash
- ington," on the following schedule
Lv. Washington 80 pm Lv Portsmouth 5 90 pu.
Ly Alexandria, 90 pm Lv. Norfolk .....5.45 pt.
Ar Ft. Monroe.7-0O am Ly. Ft Monroe. Gas gu
Ar Norfolk. s. 20 am Ar. AlexandGis d 30 4
Ar Portsmouth.S.l5 am Az. Washing ton.-7 90
- Tickets on sale s17 Penn. ave, b. Ant
- O. ticket Office, SO Penn. ave, and uorl.rl
- 18th st. and n Y. ave, c. & o. ticket Of
fees. Il 5I3 Penn md fIrQ YAfh II
- S. A. L. ticket office, IISl n. Y ave, snl
- board steamers
- B5For further information apply At gen
- eral Offices 7th ST. wharf. Wash. D. c.
- Phone, 750.
no2s-t JOHN CALLAHAN General Manager
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wANTED-HOUsEs ron SALE.

NANTED-We have sold q number Of houses the
past month. anyone having . bargain % Of
fer VIII please uut them IN cur hands, We have
ready cash customers. C. BOYER L. SON, pa
&h 50. Oc22-3t
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FOUND.

FOJND-I picked up some money on 9Th ST.,
sunday; pleas call in my shop and get a
st. NV lt
FOUND-Tvo COWS; Springers. DOUGLAS
PLACE DAIRY, Bunjug Road ne. IL. EN-
FuLNb-lee cream. paie and delicious. '1c Pc;
sve. NV. Phone POSI-. je37-ti
The times., 1899-10-24
SOUTHWEST.

413 eth, frame, 7r, let 12xsi.........-...s2 3 500
40 lst, frame, fr. lot 25NI5S. ........... 500
1925 South Capitol o. Or, lot I3.5}x73. TO-. l.350
1870 80, h, Ar, loJ S0XI23 it....-....-.... I.55O
The times., 1899-10-24
HELP wAxTED-FEMALB.

Advertisements under this head
viii be inserted for one cent n word
for ench InsertiOn-
The times., 1899-10-24
TYPEwRITERs.

COME IN and do your typewriling, loc per hour;
preliminary instruction free; typewriterS
rented for practice at low rates, delivered to
your home; best grade Of typewriter ribbons,
75c; So per dozen. NEWMAN'S TYPEWRITER
AGENCY, GIL 18th St. nw oc28 3mos
The times., 1899-10-24

WANTED Manager for stock farm; good home
and wages; permanent place. BANENENi l.
51j 18th ST. NV. IT
The times., 1899-10-24

through the tirnudesJ scenery ol
America. All trains sSstibuIed.
Electric Lighted, SteaHa Heated.
All Meals Served In lining Cars.
stutfon sixth und II Streeta-
Schedule IN effect June Is. 1873.
2.15 =. A. DAILA-C-s-cinuati anu 81 Louis
SpeclaI-,oEd Jrala FOR Cluclnaau- l-uIlalaa
Seepers 20 Cincinnati. Lexington, Logisyille In
diaa4Polis and 81 LCuIs without chang Fa-lof
Car Coyingtoa, Va, to Virginia lie; Spring.
Parlur cars Cincinnati CalclE1
l-IJ +. H. pAiLT-F r. - Limited Sol.d
Train for Cincinnati. Pullman SiscprFs 70 Cine.a-
nzu. Lexington, ana Louisville. without change
Connection i0F Hot Springs. Va. daily Ful..lita
compartment car 20 Virginia Hot Springs daily
except SUNDAY. Observation Car Hinton Ia Cla-
einnatl- S-eepeEs Cincinnati to Chicago and S.
Louis
2IJ p. NJ DAILY-FoE C0rdoasviIs. Char
lottesTills. Staunton. daily. and ioE iscam9at,
caiIy, except sunday.
Reservation auc 1!cSets at Chesape1se and Ohio
Offices, 5I3 Pennsylvania Avenue; eco 18th Street,
y. and zt hr Station. Telephone caiL LliI
ior PeuGsy wanna Railroad Cab Se-vice.
a. s. FULLER
General Passenger 3.ea.
The times., 1899-10-24
FOR sALE-BICYcLEs.

FOR SAIE-Isa9 Tribune racer, at a sacrifice;
slightly used: can be seen at sls 18th st.
NV, McEUEN'S BARBER SHOP. 1t
FOR SALE-GentlemaH's Rambler. So; lady's
high-grade wheel, s. 50; boys Defiance, s.;
extraordinary bargains 74O 10th ST. NV. oc243t
The times., 1899-10-24

NAATED-BF German woman. washing, ironing.
and cleaning 2506 Brightwood ave. oc225t
WAATED-By lady. position 10 keep h0use for
DrZI- I-.f.trl
The times., 1899-10-24

SOUTHERN AGENCY, Established Is92-Selects
reliable male and female help; send postal
MRS. MOORE. BOG C 81 NV It
WAATED-By neat white man and wife. place
dairy farm; best references Address BOX
go, TINS office. oc23-3t
The times., 1899-10-24
Or Southeast.
III 5th. b h. stories, Or. water in yard 81 500
FoR RENT
Call for sem:-moHthly Bulletin.
FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-HoRSEs AND VEHICLES.
------------.-a~----
FOR SALE-Black mare Nellie; can trot in $50;
suitable for ladies to ride or drive. Rear fs3
Pa. aye NV 0c24-Ir
FOR sALE-Cheap, rean horse; good worker.
al 9Th st. Item
FOR SALE-Lady' saddle and road wagon cheap
100 IlJh St NV ocz3-3t. en-
FOR SALE Good horses, cheap. I93 Centre
Market. oc22-8t
FOR sALE-Large bay horse and harness cheap.
p sth ST. ne. oe22-@t
FOR SALE Cheap. 6-y5ar-o,d bay geldiRg; good
roadster; weight I.O00 pounds; kind and
gentle. z24 T. Cap. ST. oc2I .em
FOR SALE-A good driving or delivery mare,
about $50 pounds. thoroughly safe and re-
liable SO. Apply, before 10 a. m, g34 y. j.
ave. INV. 0c2l-3t
FOR SALE-Sorrel mare, Bessie; suitable f1-
ladies to ride OF drive. ASS Pa. ave NV
The times., 1899-10-24
FoR RENT-sToREs.
LOST

LOST Saturday, near corner 5 and 18th SIS NV,
chi.d's cape. Reward If left at Concord.
Item
LUST-Sltulday night between T.S1 and II 80.
lady'5 gold watch. open face; initials A. G..
c. on back; gold tab and charm attached Re
turn 90 800 20th st. uw. Oc13-3t
LOST-Largc dark Ansora cat; white breast and
feet; reward. 2ll5 Bancroft Place NV.
oC2l-2t,Cm
LOsT-September Is Sl1 reward for return or
information leading 10 the same Of hali-grovn
to g2J 18th ST. NV. ucZl 81, en-
The times., 1899-10-24
FOR sALE-HOUSEs.

FOR SALE-Large. fine brick house, 10 rooms, on
I st. Sc, near electric cars; fine locality;
price reduced from 81 coo to 3. $50 20 settle an
estate; genuine snap. c. BOYER q son, pa
9TH sw oc23 81
The times., 1899-10-24

STABLE FOR RENT-Two-story brick 28x23 #.
concrete floor. Rear of 47S Md ave sw.
Oc24-3t
The times., 1899-10-24

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CALLING, WEST BOUND, AT CHERBOURG.
Sailing Wednesdays at 70 a. m
New York. October p St. Louis November p
st Louis. November l St Paul. November %
8 Paul November 9 New York December o
New York. November Is St Louis. December I3
RED STAR LINE.
NEW R6-ASTWERF-PARIS
Every Wednesday at T. noon.
hensingtcn. Oct. 25 Friesland ..---.- Nov. s
Noordland. ...... Nov I -SouthwaTS Nov. Is
'Inese steamers carry only cabin and tAlEd-cllss
Passengers, at low rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers u and Is. n. R-Office g broadway y
Philadelphia Once D5-20I Walnu. St
WASHINGTON OFFICE-lSO5 ST. " W.
Or W. C. MOSS Agent. 5al Pa. Ave.
The times., 1899-10-24

NANTEp-T-n white and color#d females, at
ulea. Eames waiting &1G O. 81 NV ~
The times., 1899-10-24
FOR RENT-FARMs.

FOR RENT-l0O acres. on Henson branch, oXon
Hill, Md first-class truck farm rooms,
etc; $3.50 per year. ABRAHAM FISHER, 5l2
st. NV oc22, 4,26
The times., 1899-10-24

Advertisements under this head
win be inserted for one cent "A word
for each insertion.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES saE1ElasaSSal I8s&sAsa
Rafala wlasnemi rekoma
I eedl I|I!IIIlII ~ ~ - = i. | -
.legleggol 'zl' ko||jl1III,,Hlg!1d 800 MO
stall ob 'ql.is. kn fI': s Dc.
.,poznej noS IS y 5z2IsIzzI1
] Ma .drugl dzied ilil zabie-
raj sic sedzia e swemi to-
warzyszami DO odjazdn.
Wszyscy uzbrojeni powsiadal'
ma swoje konie, tylko sam
sedzia ME wsiadl. lecz roz
mawial cos z.cicha : Don
Ramonem.
Gala s}uzba zamkowa da
remno ogladala sic "a u
wiezionym.
Dziekuje Panu, m rzekl
Don Ramon do sedziego
Pan ocaliles honor mojego
ldom., ola tego &c sic Pen
|zgodziles ma moja prosbe.
Me potrzeba tax wiel'
kiego podziekowania, albo~
wien pan sowicie mic "a to
wynagrodziles) polow2 tel
sunny. kt6ra Cd pana otrzy-
malem, poswiece ma to, ably
moim szpiegom pozatykat
usta. Jednakowot radze panu.
abyS pan syna swego mia'
pod Scislem dozorem, be
gdyby sic jeszcze raz mial
dostae W mole recee, ME bede
90 juz m6gl powt6rnie ura-
towaG! ,4 -
- Mech sic pan Q to ME
troszczy, - o~dpowiedzial Don
Ramon s%tanowczo, ME
zqcze sobie tego.. ably moi
syn miai kiedy$ stanat pod
szubienica i imie mole mia|
splamie, jul on sic ME dosta~
ME .po drugi raz v rece
sprawiedliwosci. OTTO ia sic
JUL bede staral.
= Do widzenia panic Don
Ramon, rzekl sedzia
wsiadajac ma konia.
= Da: widzenia, odpo.
wiedsial tenze i spogladal
przez chwile "a odjezdzajacym
poczem s1lnym kroKlem Po~
wrocil ma zam,ek.5 Pc ! prrzayjby-
ciu rozkazal rzaedz,c:y 1' .zadzwo-
MIC i zwolac ws;zyystkich slug.
Gdy study uslyszeli CLOS
dzwonka, kt6ry ich 0 tax ME
zwyklej godzlnie zwolywa,
biegli czempredzej ! ME
trwalo dlugo, a ju1 wszyscy
zgromadzeni byli ma wielkiej
sail jadalnej. Wsrod glebo-
kiego milczenia, wreszcie do
sail Donua Felicia, otoczona
cd swoich dzieci z wyiatkiem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
sNas|
aAssas
Y dlikis| pusleIy q!
Opow,adanie : zycia Indyafnns
Amerykanskich.

-~~~~~~s~

S&N
w prowincyi Mexykahskiej
Sanofa, mad granica Stanow
Zjednoczonych Ameryki Pot
nocnej. ezyHeruwsillo, dlugie
najwieksze miasto v tel pro-
wincyi liczace 10 tysiecy
mieszkahc6w, kt6rego domy
zbudowane po wiekszej czeSci
I niepalonej prostej cegly.
Ma jednej 2. najbrudniej-
szvch ulic tego miasta Cd
grywal sic pewnego poludnla
roku 1917 nader szczeg6lny
widok. Masa Wzburzonego
ludu, ~pomiedzy kt6rym znaj~
dowalo sic wiele pasterzy !
przemytnik6w, tloczyly sic 2
krzykiem | wrzaskiem " naj~
wiekszem zamieszaniu a kilku
hiszpahskich 3oinierzy usilo-
walo ~przywr6cic pok6j ! po-
rz3dek. uderzajac kolbami ma
burzYcieli. lecz i to okaza}o
sic bezskutecznem.
Przeciwnie, zaburzenie
powiekszylo sic jeszcze coraz
tenn wiecej, okna wszystkich
dom6w napelnily sic Giovanni
i wszyscy patrzeli ma geste
kleby dymu, kt6re ma san.em
kodcu ul;cy podnosily sic ku
nj ebu i widocznie pochodzif
musia}y Cd ognia. Nagle roz~'
dzielila sic z krzykiem owa
masa, ably zrobit mie1sce ja-
kiemus czlowiekowi, kt6ry W
szalonem pedzie konno sic
prsybliza}., ~,Zatrzymajcie co.
wolalo kilku. - .,Ziapcie go
IA stryczek' ',krzyczeli drudzy.
Jezdziec byi to MILDLY, przyt
stojnie ubrany oko}o .szesnaS-
Gle lat LEGACY mezczyzna;
piekne lego oblicze bylo roz-
palone, a jego ciemne oczy
iskrzyly sic, gdy sobie ,przez
owe funny torowai droge.
niezwracajac najmniejszej u
wagi ma powyzsze krzyki
wolania motiochu.
Do stu kat6w- 2 lynn
chlopakiem - zawolal Jeden
z przew5dzc6w owej zgrai,
kt6rego kod uciekajacego
mlodziehca aiemilosiernie Cd
rzucil ma strone, ale znam
ia 90, to jest Ratal, syn
bogatego sDon Ramona de
Marble, wlasciciela hacYendy.
Poczekaj tylko moi ch}opcze,
ME ujdziesz ty mel silnej
dloni!
Ow olbrzymi mezczyzna
posiadaiacy sile Herkulesa,
9orsso czerWone rysy twarzy
7'osIve snoglada,ae oczy
liz d;oo &C lie wr6zy ", Cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
cent Bravo gl,lll bra a Il 40 40,
f. ID wv NV y -
ylIk,oHdobrzezzliiWazal. ap a,1s
20 ,inlerhlyibl,iill, koet 81 Ko |'11'''';z

teraz ia smiertelna bladose,
qdy uirzal "a soba owego
Herkalesa, kt6ry byl ola
wszystkich postrachem. $
Pozw6l mi uciec, Kornejo!-
zawoIal blagalnym g}osem'
- przeciez Ct mic slego mel
uczyni}em! OlbrzYm atol
wybuchn2l szyderczYm usmle~
chem i wywijal swojem nla'
paczem", kt6ry jak strzala
szumial W %powietrzu. MIN
atoli dosiagl swego celu''
spuscil sic ]ezdziec re swIego
konia i jak dzjki zwierz rzucil
sic ma olbrzyma W jednym
momencie wbl} mu do gar
dziela sw6j noz, tax ze sic
nawet Mkt ME spodziewal ably
.temu zapobiedz. Zgraja wy
daia okrSyk przerazenia; lecz
chlopak uwolniony cd swego
przesladowcy Totem blyska.-
wicy wskoczyl zn6w ma kon'a
i lak WICKER popedzil dalej.
MIN pjerwsze zamieszanle
pominelo i chciano go scigae,
byl iuz dawno jak to m6wia
"a dziesiata granica. Me
.trwa}o dlugo a przybyf tez !
sedzia sledczy, kt6rego Q
tym calym wypadku uwiado-
miono. ma miejsce tego o.
kropnego morderstwa. Ma
wldok zabitego .,Herkulesa''
potrzasnal giowa 1 migal ba''
dawczo ma otaczajacych 60
swemi malemi siwemi oczaml
a zazywszy mQcno tabakl
rzekl: = Biedny Kornejo,
zawsze sobie to my&la}em ze
raj przyjyda'lIe' q t ! j koniec.
Vice Rafat, naistarszy syn
Don Ramona, 1byl jego mor1'
d. de II :: je:zeli dobrze slyszalem?
CIV to przyszlo do iakkiiej
.sprzeczki ~pomiedzy mimi?
Me, sprzeczka tego
w}asciwie nazwat ME mona
= odparl jeden &c sgroma-
dzonej zgrai, = Rail- dostal
sic do ,.plekla Don Aquila-
rowego", lax go powszech-
nazywaja, .pomiedzy graczy,
.przegral tam swoie wszystkle
5pieniadze i rozgniewany Q tc
$40 1l:l S dorn niach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

nezczy'znaz. : ogorzala Cd.
sloh,h,e.,. - u ara, l |llaE||l.|I||
{, y |I'II1'II uszano w Ea|lI'l||s||''
ka @lI'| ! |@ z'HliIIa!IllIEII Eo3'l1a1powiedzia7
y lego r q ~ A! many IA d: So 81 - sztuk
Wiscejj y ja x lpr " vi s. roku;
n la':ii.: sa 81 5 d i. jaguary 1n t''5l!'''..
ME nielwy,rzydzili nam tego
roku lyle szkody, lak przez
inne lata.
- Dziekuje ci Euzebio,
- %odpowiedziai Don Ramon,
- czujnosc byla bardzo dobra
pod}ug tejze bede cie
wiedzial wynagrodzit.
- Pochwala ust mego
Pana i w1adzcy Jest ola mnie
najpieknie)sza nagroda, rzek]
rzadzca domu, przez kt6rego
CRUDE rysy przeleclal zado'
walniajacy usmiech.
8rE& - E=E#5 -s&fHE ta1H.H-Ie -&#H #rn y&Es=4 El.+l-
- Wiadomo mi. BE wierny
iestes ola mnie, - odpar'
Don Ramon W dobrotliwym
TOME, a teraz chodz ma
kolacye, aby ma mas ME po-
trzebowano czeka6. Ale Pc
wiedz mi, czy ME widzialet
Don Rafala? Juz cd samege
rama ME pokazal sic ma oczy
-. Widzialem go przec
niespelna god2ina. jak po'
wracal miasta, Powiee-
dial Euzebio. postepujac e
swoim panem ma dziedsinie'
zamkowy, foczem wedlue
codziennego zwyczaju zam-
knal brame.
Ma sail ]adalnej zgroma'
dzila sic wszystka sluzba O.
kolo ogromnego stolu, kt6r,
otoczony byl lawkami. M
dw6ch RE zbionych krzes]act
z wysokiemi poreczami obi
tych aksamitem usiedli Dor
Ramon ze swoja malzonka
Ob6ta kolacya wlaSnie Jul
.byla ukohczona. kiedy !
dal sic us}ysze6 CLOS
.dzwof;ka. ziia +
Rafai, kt6ry : bra6mi
ryodzicami; tax sa :: znaldo-
wal sic PREY kolacyi, zhllad!},
gdy us}yszal1 dzwonek, Euze~
bio tymczasem poszed} odem.
knac brame. Niedlugc potem
i w%prowadzil. Sc
diego !k:yminalnego, kt6ry
uklcniwszy sic obojga pan
stwu. poszedl wprost ku
Rafalowi i ~Epolozywszy reke
na ieoo ramieniu rzekl uro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

ably, .! trup as spE 9I!;.:;
a IlI|ls pl5ls!zsl aalfppo sll1I||I 81 -
swego d Il|I I|l|,; Nie dllagaI atoli
ri ,l,;i; 3! n ~ g x'a Ifz!''
dzieslse sillI7 a1zbroj j'EqF''!' y i j
jak wyjezdzal 2 m ilii;a!s't';s''s iiudal
sic presto v lkierunku, gdzie
sic znajdowal zamek Don
Ramona de Mari1lo, mole &c.
8 godzin Cd miasta oddalo-
nego.
Ma zamku obchodzono
dzislaj, TAX nazwana uroczy-
stose rzezi. Opodal Cd zamku
zbudowanego " ksztalcie
fortecy urzadzone byIo o.
qrodzenie, do kt6rego wpror
wadzono bydlo przeznaczone
ma zabicie i tluste Cd chude-
90 oddzielano. Prey wychodzie
owego ogrodzenia stall hala-
bardzista i przecinai wycho-
dzlcym zwierzetom zyly U
tylnych n6g. a jezeli n6z
jego chybii kt6re 2 tych
biednych, zwierzat. natenczas
drugi halabardzista scigal ia.
kowe ma koniu i chwytaI je
"a pomoca lapacza. Pred
drzwiiami palacu stall oparty
wysoki i silny mezczyz.n'a'l "a. oko )
10 40 lat LEGACY W bogatym
stroju sz1achcica krajowego.
z iego rys6w twarzy wyczy-
tao by}o MONA wielka ener-
gia / zelazne postanowienie
wolf; oczy jego otoczone ge-
stemi brwiami spoglada}y mile
~ 49, 80. Q
i lagodnie. lecz je3eli jaki
gniew lub zgorszenie wywo-
laly rumieica ma tym ogo-
rzalym obliczu. przybieraly
wtenczas TAXI wyraz, re l
najsmielszego przeje}y trwoga.
Mezczyzna ten by} to Don
de Marillo, w~lasciciel
zamku i ksiazecego majatku.
Pochodzil on re starodawne-
.,t, rodu szlachty hiszpa6skiej
/ / {: po .. s~ied'em'n'nl'ast'u' ela il h. po.
zycia malzehskiego obdarzyl
go Pan Bog llczna familia !
to: i j $ = IS IL. SWAMI i. Z kt6r !ye
Rafal byl najstarszym, ! jed
na c6reczka, kt,6ra jjeszcze ME.
skohczyla pierwszego roku.
Mal2ehstwo. kt6re Don Ramon
zawari z Don Felicia, ME po-
chodzilo: ze strony jego
malzonki z wlasnej skfonnosci
serca, tylko ze taxa byla
,,.,l, uolz;r6 n, nomim0 feuO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
ORE a
I'm
w 4

Sprzedaja sic y MIN
WsZELKIE zELASTWA,
MASZYNY PARTNERSHIP.
NARZEDZIA ROLNI[lC'Z'EE,,
R0zNY lNWENTARZ (lywy
j marlwy) SIZE, PIECE,
WOZY BRYKI Z. P.
Dale sie towary tak1e v
zamlan "a produkta rolnicze.
Wszystko molina dostat ta
niej, nil gdzieindzlej.
Firma znana ma cafy powia
BentonCo.
3 O'DoNNELL
Foley, Mimi.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
MISTAKES Nv MAILING.
Large and Small Sums of Money That Go
Astrny In tho Post ONCE

~ this season hundreds n thousands Of p~orlo
In all parts II the civilized world are thinking about
the Christmas escnts they will tcnd and rereiyo
An enormous pr portion Of these gifts will be
transmitted through the mails. and q these many
will e. asrny on account Of violations 4 the postal
rules or car"lessncss IN packing. An invcs'ign-
tion will usually put the blame whcro It bel, ngs;
ana In the Inquiry department Of the post Offices
a all large cities there Is force of experienced
clerks cmplo yed to attend 10 lust such cases
AS an Illustrate II the fact that even in the
best regulated concerns mistakes will happcn, II
Is related that IN cmpl, yec Il a large banking
hpu'" " this city Ab,ut three months nr0 WAS
teni tod nnumbcI oferrands Among the things
and T. dep sit more ihan half u million dollars
wrth q checks aud drafts. In his haste he
EhpDcd the package VI checks and drafts with
the big bundle II letters int The letter brS. and
rushed nf about his nthcr business. lie returned
'oi the bank without discovering what he had d ne
fortunately, receipt that lac should have
brought with him ncccssitatcd questioning;
and, shiycrinE In his shoes before the president,
The time lac made on his FIRST round was not a
Clicumstanco To- that he made on the second.
Almost before The yalge6rs got to the inquiry
recovered them; the young man DID, not lose Ills
nlScE; thus mistaE" was not so liable to ,hapncn
had such lesson, argued the bank president
Another busy man dumped into letter box
w%s Single III S"4 cG pP"n TG'
might be identiIied lie had intended 10 trans
I IN, SnS roIm through an e1prss company hu,
announcing that he had sent II, and how The
letter reached its destination all right Not so
the coin After a few days Of waiting Tor possibl,
delays the absent mined man got a letter from
back his gold '' S''
Ills H. Is not an unusual occurrence to ind an en-
Eelulc containing the weekly wages OF som.
lhvl)Ty hand IN the lctt"rhoN ~ the Post Oflrc
n"y gets a package Of letters to mail Al tho
same Time no gets his wages In his Thought.
irss hasie, he slips the letters through the opcn.
ing, hnI HIS wages with them.
Nmall sums ~ money in coin are often los,
~ transit through the mails The person adj.
ut.s-rl gets mutlatcd envelope that should
contain 20 cents hut docs not lie SAWS,
nos" thicying l"ucrcarrcrs." and there In.
NAV ends In cases Of this kind the coin
hhPplnS around loose in the letter pressed bv
q hravy article perhaps q hook or an electro
~ IS forced through the envelope: hut although
,,n M%f no, reach he person for whom il was In,
E.IrEh'' o small coins lost In this way from
rmt' hnH som rom the New York city Posi-
nnl'r 70 NE Dead Letter Office In Washington
- nnl less nan 800 month. This money can
W. recovered by the owner At any time Al he viii
axe ,hr topper stops; but Il the amount is small
than 1t is vi Ia. W '''A y VIZ