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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27

W O BRACI
.GRlESEL Y Winonie W bloku~
|Pekera, ze wszYstkich tute-
.szych salon6w ~najwiecej .piwa
sprzedaia, 2 czego wYnika,
|te piwo gosciom tn podawa.
ne,4jest jaknajlepszem. w
|gl65wnel sail 50 stofY ! mnogie
||krzesla, a nadto osobnY pokoj.
ola chcacYclh siedziet os,olb:
mo. Ludzi Y tel, po=starokraj-
krajsku urzadzonei oberzy
siaiwsze jaE Y ulu, fecz mimo
to kazdy ssybko dostanie
|czego zn3sda. j 2 sadoWoleniem
wychodzi. ....
FarmerzY teraz y catem
miescie wygodniejszej g,ospodY
nie=znajda, jak u riesIdw
polaczonej ich : ealonem
groserni wszystko moga kupiG
coT 1 miasta ola kuchni isto(}u5.
~eprowadsat m1sza J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27
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" Ks'IEGARN1
4. DERD0WSKIEG0
" Winona, MINI.
MONA dosta6 rozmaite ks:gkki pol
skle .saczea6lnie zaS naste pajace:
sKslAzK,I DO
: NABOZENSTWA.

Ksiqkka do na6o3east,oa nami
sana przez Arcqbiakupa Dunina
tak zwana Blskupka, Ola ko-
Diet. $l.25
Tia sauna Biskupka. W pick.
niejssei oprawie, okuciem : "a
meczkiem .$1.75
4,sidt &rd&, ksia&ka do nabo-
tehstwa " pieknej oprawle, ze
.iotym trzegiem O.65
.dniot StrdA. - oprawnY. "
'ak6rke z}ocone brzegi 2 okuclem
z~ameczkiem zlotym tytuli:
Rlem. ....,. $l.UO
TAX san Anidl Srd4, opr4w-
ny W kosc sfoniowa, z okuciam j
Eameczkiem st6sowhy ma podaru.
uek ola so
Wanek Aaryi, 2 wyt}oczone-
MI obrazkaml "a oktadkach
aameozklem i okuciem 2
EioconYm brzegiem ,.........$l.50
Wienek Maryi, oprawnY W
skdrke 4 ziooooym brzeglem z}oco.
nym tytullklem,. bez zaheczka j
Ckucia. ...... -. $500
Wborek ezyll kr6tki sposob
aabo1et silva codziennego W ivy
czajnel. oprawie.....:. 40 G.,
Taxi sam Wyboeh, o9rawny W
drog2 sk6rke, z okuclem j zame,z-
kiem ....... 80. :. ....>* 6 G.
PrzewodnM do Boga. Oprawna
W sk6rke, w%yz}acane brzegi, w"
clski lIobrazek IA oktadce;. ...65 CT
!Ogr6dek Duchowny. (Wielk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27
Ksiazki rozma1te.
KUCHNIA POLSKO.
(Cena 81

KUCHNIA POLSKO-
(Cena 80.
oent6w) na]nowsza KSIAzKA
KUCHARSKA, .uiozona przez SEE
DIVA dosw1adc'ona kucbarke PREY
pomocy kucharza hotelowego. f.
Ksiqzka ia "a w,era nastepu)1ice
r. zdsial7: Napoje Zupy, Jarzyny,
S,l.y, Roommate potrawy z jaJ !
maxi, Potraw7 miesne, Clelecina.
Skopowina, Wieprzcwina. Dr6b,
Zwlerzyna, RYby, Rome potrawy
m'esne, Sosy, pieczywa, Konnftu~
ry i zadrawy, LeguminY, budynie
! pasztety, Lody.
Mode panienki bardzo szybko
nabieraia wprawY " kucharzeniu
jezeli praktvkujac " kuchnl, raz
poraz zaglqdaja dc tego znakomi-
tego kucharsKiego podreczni~
ka ....,.. 80 cent6w.
Proroctpa 0 Po!sce c..,...10ct
Ksiazeczks ola dusz naboznYch 5t
Weso2y W9E5zoElet0, powln-
Bzowania ma wszelkie przYgodyi
.ssaprosiny la wesele ! plosneczk:
weselne.. zOct
Dzde2e ,tofego nowego 1sstd.
,.eatu Il obrazkaml). .........4Ot
Katechizm 1r:zsy3nskok atolicki (wlek-
sly W mocnej opra vice.. 26:os
x. J. Debarbe, T. J.
Katechizna r'zymasho -katozicki
(ma}y) ".,.:... .."""
w mocnej oprawie.
Eemenars ..Rlsks lduzy).>2 5o
Nementorz MaV ola dzlec
r,lsklch W Ameryoe..........12
ListonnM RDhko.Ammykaaski
podrecz1lk zav .erajacy =nauke pi
SANTA iist6w i 1otowe IVORY ]ist6w
W wszystkjcL przypadkach "
era " mocnej oprawle...... 85c.
SemnM persko- egipski. SOC.
Lekd,z Domosoy cxyll nieza-
wodne sposoby domowego i TAME
80 leczenla %rozmaitYch chor6b 25c
RxeDodnik do pieaniia Est0ao
mitosuvch.. 2Oc
Io5rednh Rlsko Angielsks,
ksiqzka dla latwego nauczenla sic
pc angielsku .:..,.. 6bct.
Qsseje Naroqu. R>lskiego
(J6zefa ChociszeWskiego) Acct.
Rukiet piesai ;;~soiatowych, W kt6-
rym SIG znajduia: plosnki, dunn
kIasr1e, kraks wiaki, mazury,
piesnl ml}osne, pasterskin oo, :
c~zaio~e. towarzyskiie, mysliw-
skie, studenckle, wesote, zar4o.
bIi~e, w~yjatki z op. t. d. 30 Q.
Wy66r piesni marodo,oych, v kt6:
fym znajdiuIiia SIG: dunk, arYs,,
marsze krakowiak,, masurY,
p,esni patrYotYczne. wojenne,
h,storyc.ne ,td.......... 800
Arvinetyko czyli ksiqzkat Kachun-
kova. podlug arYtmetYk anne
rykanskich...... ......... 50 9
Graniatyka jezYka polskiego die
szk6i polskich " Ameryce, "a.
ra al stronlc. w mocnej Upra.
Wie............... ctS
.Gfamatyka Izyka Polskieggo, skk.loll.
ma przez Antoniego Mafee-
kiego] Northumberland. Co.
Historya :Sta,ou Zjedaoczonych cd
odkrYcia =Klmieryki a. =dot naszych
czas6w, 2 kr6tkim .zarysem in-
nYch KRAKOW AmerYkanskich
wraz xdeklaraoYa nlepodleg1odci
s%rtyku{aml konfederaoYl i kon.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27


Historya stasdw Zjeddnnocc,zonYcll
(prses.}o 400 stronlc). " income
opraWle............. ......... 75sc
RtzWaeil domowy. UsYteczne radl
vskasdwki 0 domu J gospo.
darstwie J. 21e
Bukiet MelodW Polsk Oh, ma forte.
plan uto&yi E. s. hodwlgowski
z dodatkiem J Bohe cos Polske"i
. dymsm poiar6p' CPollsh
National Airs)........ $l.5o
Melodye (nuty) do Zbioru fiesnI
naboznYch Katolickich ola uzYt-
ku domowego i koSoielnego.
Ulozone do grania ma Organach
ma Fortepian i do spiewanla
ma cztery g}osy .............$4 90
Zbi6r p;e:ni I piosneczeE szkolnych
%ufozonYch ma 2, 3l4 gtosy do
spiewania, jednakze tax, ze pc
wiekszej czesci ma diva g}osy
wYkonane byd lnopq. Wydai
Klonowski, nauczyciel semina'
rvjnY W Poznapiu. Cena Is c
Gott1ne. Kslazka do oswiecenia i
>bud owanla duszY ohrzesciansko-
katolickIej, czyli kr6tki wyk}ad
.Lekcyi i Ewangelil ma ~wszystkie.
niedzlele i swleta wraz z wynl-
: kajaca ztad oauka WARY oby-
. czsjowi gruatownem ~wyjasnle-
MEM roku kosoieinego, najg}6w-
niejszYch obrzed6w koacielnych
mszy 6wietej, nabozehstwa de-
mowegoi ola ehorYch, drog'
. krzyzowe1, jake tez &yciofysami
, Swietych Pensklch, czczonyeh
mianowlcle przez lud pelsko-ka-
tolicki. z l:cznemi -obrazkamis. /
l,togrs fam,.... ..... ...... 5 zoo.
Azeksandra ChodSki S}ownik Poll
ko Angielski Ang,elsko-Polskl.
i, " mocnej oprawie 20 zioconemi
tytul,kami. Cena..........$ 4.oO
.O~lhsaorJn teoretyczno-praktyczna
METODA nauczenia SIC czytac
pissc j movie po yangielskus W
senzesc!u. m'esist ,en, z. oryginalnej
edycyi p%rlezobiona j do uzytku
Polsk6w zast6sowana. DIVA
tony. I Tom Gramatyks III Tom
Klucz. W mocnej oprawie,
Cena.... .............. $500
swietych Paiskich Ks.
Plotra Skargi. Oprawne W poi
sk6rek, ze slotYm, tytulikau,$2 SO
CATO " sk6re ze zfotymi
.....S3.25
cato " sk6-e, w~yztacane
brzegi z. ztotymi tytulikami 81 90
.Drukowane ma pargaminie, ozdoS-
ME oprawne.. 5000
I EIHANGELIE ma
~ -. =. K
wszystkie Niedziele i swleta ca
lego roku, podiug prsekfadu x
Jak6ba Wujka T. j. st6sowpie
do Msza}u Rzvmskiego. wypraco-
! wal ks aiz S. Tomicki a potwier
lzony przezK onsystorz Generally
areybiakupl Gnlezniehsko- Poz-
nanskl. Ks;azka ia jest cd w'elu
lat " calej Polsce iak ro1 Pru-
sakiemo tax pod Moskalem j
Austryakiem. jest v .mocne1
oprawiie ze zfoconym 'ytulikiem
! ! ozdobna stronica tytu}owq.
Kosztuje ty1kao..... $3.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-27


1Ksiazkifp
o JAMIE 1vardousk.m. viefkim
czarcwniku -. Is Ct.
zytpot Kosciussks, kslateczka
ola g~rse,ceznych dziscl:.......: 20 ct
N1~sdfstpo 4spietei Dxisuicy
KrVstY,.y, wYciqg : zywot6w
EsStych Pafskloh Ka. P!otra skar-
< ~
g.. .....ss.. D o..
Tsaamem Piiotra Wsielkiogo czy-
Ii zamiary Moskali zawojowania
CdteRO bWldLd ssss ss;Sssssss's . ~
Dwa Study o,zY1i Zen'aezka
AmIee'rfykadsakiss ............. 10 ct.
Rmaka csYlli ,,Kiedy iga6, to
luz dobrze. Is G.
- =. .se%E@ - $EE.% "E E#.
Prmoctpo Michalay, Kr6lowej
20 saby, l3te; S7bllli.
Zyd soaeosny .tutacz -. ...lOc.
G4yby mice 1000 dolaross
powiese ola cnotiiweim }odziezY1Or
Mstosya o. Grsegorzu, kt6ry
II lat pokutowa}, prsYkutY PREY
skale $500.
Genonefy, powie5e mora1na
bardzo w%zrusza1aoa re stare z1t-
nych czasdw ....... 49,. ...... 20 9
Ia sauna W moenej .opraw1e
re z}oconYm zt7tuhk,em.... 80 c
Bolestaw czyli DalszY Gag Geno-
wefy,; tl6maczenle p:zez Ks: Os-
~
ia sauna W mocne] oprawie SO
Fabioz1. Powiesc 2 .czas6w pre-
sladowania Chrzescian " roku
3o2. Napisaf Kardynai Wiseman.
- l.Chwile rozejmu. 2. Walka
3 Zwycieztwo 30.
W mocnei ,oprsw vie ze zfocon, m
IS c
Hlstoryo o szzachetnej Magetonie
GORGE kr6la z Neapolu i o Pio~
tree rycerzu, hrab'm. rome
przygody. smuotk', poc'echY,
~srczescle, nieszozescia prey od-
] mlanach omylnego 5wiata repre-
zentujaca 3Oc
Historya o. szzachetnej ! pieknej Me-
lusynie, rome przygody, poci-
ohy , smutki, s~zczc6cia j nle~
szczescla, PREY odmianach O.
mylnego sviata przedstawia5a~
ca................. ...... 30c
potepienca. Powlesc przez
Fir. x. Tuczyhskiego.... 80
Ia sama " mocnej oprawie ze
zloconym tytpliklem LIB
Klgiqke Almamzor ! jego s}uga MI
stsfa. czyll 3ak sobie kto poScie.
le tax sic tez j wY6pi. Powiesc
2 - 49," - "r 80 - T-~
przez KS. N. osm%ahskiego 80 9
Lute, 10 drodxe do na~rzeczonej. Pc.
wies3 Bolandena 30 9
W mocnei oprawie ze 'zl{toeconym
tytullklem -
Mazouniczy opis Polski czyll Geo
sra6a ojcsys 't l!o krs !1e z m "a, ? g
I. l'eanem ~ fy0ioani' zavisre
p1zasz1o $50 stronic.
;F.I-@f::s e. |Et,3 2t..4S NJ - -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-24
MENENClTls. ].
  THE DREADFUL MALADY CLAIMS THREE vlC-
 TINS SUNDAY. :
TWO HOMES DESOLATE.
Little John Scott III Only a Few Days When the Grim Reaper
 Reached Him.

That fearful malady, menengitiss clalmed three victims in this vicini- ty Sunday. Two former happy homes now present sad and desc late appearance. Ore right prom isiug youth lies cod in sleep, while bis heartbroken parents mourn his departure. Two husbands and families are left to mourn their departed wives and mothers,
 Mrs. Susie Blrdsong. age 35 years died at net home near Hardings mill few miles south of this city Sunday. She bad been i'll about tee days with the disease, and while her devoted daughter aimed at her bedsi6 e they little thought they would both pass into eternity on the same day. A few hours before Mrs. Birdsong's death, her daughter, Ms. Ada Green, age 18 years, was taken ila with tbe disease, and before the daT had spassed she had followed her mother to meet their Maker.
 Their funerals were conducted from the family residence this morn- ing. To the grief stricken relatives we extend our heartfelt sympathy and condolenee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-24
A FALSE RuMoR.

In istice to the local merchants aud the railroad, we would state that the Cotton Belt employees were misinformed and their cIedulity im- posed upon Saturday by the reports to the effect that the pay car did not pay off Saturday night be- cause the merchants had requested that it not do so. This report was utterly untrue, as will appear to any one upon reflection, for no one is n5ore anxion to see the pay car pay of than the merchant. The real cause was due to the lateness of it's arrival here, and because employees have to sign receipts for their checks which could not be done owing to the lateness of the hour.
 The car proceeded to Little Rock, transacted its httle business there, and returned here this morning to pay off all employees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-24
Another Home Visit d.

John, the little son of Mr. aad Mrs. J. w. Scott, died at the family residence about five miles out on the Sulphur Springs road Sunday after noon after suffering for several days from the terrible effects of the much dreaded malady--meningitis. He had recently reached his tenth birthday.
 All the medical aid obtainable was administered to tte sufferer, but proved fruitless. Eis terrible snf- erings were brought to an end Sun- day, when he quietly passed into the great beyond.
 The funeral took place from the family residence this morning.
 To the bereaved parents weextend oar heartfelt Sympathy and conde- lence in their hour of sorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-24
ATTACKS TIE LEGISLATORS.
4 Result of Crazy Law Making by
 So Called Statesmen of Arkansas


 Pine Bluff, Ark, April p, 1899.
 Dear Sir: The weather for two or three weeks past has been favorable to farm operations and some pro- gress has been made. Everything 2 Is very late, however, and both farm CTS and merchants are feeling blue and discouraged at the situation; onsequently they are putting very little energy into their preparations for the coming season.
 The continued low price and dull ness of cotton together with the in ability of present holders to dispose of their stocks except at a loss, has
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-24
FELL FROM 4 TMlx,
Antone Nixon Rees stksd Severe In.
 jaries While Travellng.

A white mal wLo gave hts name to be Antone Nixon, fell from a Cot ton Belt passenger train this side of Camden last night and broke his shoulder. He was brought to this city and his wounds immediate tely dressed by the railway physician. Dr.. A. ". Troupe. He was then a. lowed to continue his journey.
 Nixon was enroute To Nashville, Tenn. from sTexas, where he had been visiting friends. He was stand ing on the rear end of q coach when the train turned a curve and he fell off. He was intoxicated
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-24

oisgusted everyone in any way con nected witt cotton and makes them careless aoout another crop; we know personally of a number ot places that will not be replanted Laoor is demoralized and is seeking employment h other lines oe indus try; the trade in mules is exceeding ly light and unless all signs fail we will have b per cent reduction in acreage in this territory.
 Not content with the above state of affairs, OUT aggregation of states men, styled the Arkansas Legisla- turt, has done al in it's power to add to the embarrassment of the people by driving all reputable in- surance companies out of the State; forcing holders of cotton to sell out at sacrifice or send their cotton elsewhere at additional expense, and affecting adversely all lines of busi- ness.
 Between four cent cotton and freak legislation the people of Ar kansas are amassing a store of use full knowledge and experience which they will not soon forget.
 Very truly yours,
 s. c. ALEXANDER dS/Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-24
CIRCUIT COURT.

Judge Grace prounced sentence of one ear against George Hamilton this morning. Hamilton was re- ceatly tried and convicted of high way robbery. He is one of the foUr thugs who held uD Jas. Mckenzie. & farmer on east Third avenue, t3 6 weeks ago.
 Tom Hukhes,t the leader of the four. will be tried Friday.
 The case of Simon Strauss, ct ats vs. Mrs. Hanshi Strauss, is occupy ing the time of the circuit court this afternoon. The suit is 0. CT the will of the late Abraham Strauss, and promises to be a very interesting one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-24
Mrs. Ga l'gau Dead.

A telegram was received in this city this afternoon from Tue' C Station announcing the death of Mrs. Steve Galligan, which occurred at that place this Monday1 mora Ing. She was the wife of Squire Steve Galhgan, who is well knowr in this city. The funeral will take place from the family residence at Tucker Tuesday morning.
 The bereaved husband and rela- tives have UT sympathy in their sad affliction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-24
MARRIED ON TIE 7RAlA
Cap J. H Nsimsysr Acts as Best
 Man for Happy Couple.

A rather unique marriage took place on the Altheimer Branch train between this city and Little Rock this morning.
 The contracting parties were Dr. J. H. Gibson, of Tom berlin, and Miss Rachel G ulledge, Of Little Rock.
 Mr. Gibson paid tbe young lady, whom be bad known for several years, a visit to the Capital City, Sunday. They declded to get mar ried, and this morning they secured license in Little Rock and boarded the Branch train for Tomoerlin. At Scotts station a preacher had come to see the train pull 1n, and Mr Gibson seeing him to be an old friend, called him into the coach and asked him to perform the ceremony.
 Capt. J, H. Neimeyer, the con- ductor, agreed to hold lhe train, and Mir. Gibson made him stand up as best man. The Captain stood up in his usual dignified manner, while the minister did the rest.
 Dr. Gibson is one of the wealthi- est men in this section. He in we'll known in this city and has many friends who will rejoice iu hearing of his wedding.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-24
 COMPLIMENT TARY.

A german complimentary to the the ladies who served upon the re- ception committee during the dedi- catory exercises of the Elks hall in this city February 22nd, 1899, will be given at the parlors of the lodge on Thursday evening next. April 27th, 1S99 All Elks, members of their families and lady friends are cordial ly invited The ladies who eompos- ed the reception committee and ia whose honor the reception is to be given are as follows: Mesdames w D. Hearn. H. A. Mccoy. F. B. Tom linson. E. B. Bloom. ". F. Coleman. Will Riley. A. Dryburgh. P. H. Pen dletop. c. E. Philpot, 4. NJ. Perdue, Jas. '. Saunders; Misses Reba De woody, Gussie Taggart, Sammie Sennatt. Ida Dreyfus, Grace York and Nell Collier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-24

Hon. ". r. Woodbridge is ,eore- : senting Mir. Tipton, aAd not White law x Young. as stated in Sundays Graphic MT. Tipton is suing the St. ouis Slave < Lumber O. for $5. .OO0 for the loss of a hand while in their employ.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-24

The Epworth League did not have it's election of officers Sunday as was previously announced. Itwas again postponed owing to other business which came up and interfered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-24
rH BOUND COTTON
 PASSENGER DE- .D AT BUCKNER.
STRUCK A HORSE.
owley and Fireman Lou s Jumped---No One
 Killed.

r soathbound Texas ex Ihe Cotton Belt road was about one mile north ot station Sunday evening g s oclock. The train was q Engineer Jack Crowley nan Bart Louderdale. They mo at a moderate speed, simost serious occurrence
 Hash. About one mile q Buckner, where the ac. ppened, there is a trestle lene tn and stands about .bore the earth. Just as nger was nearing a curve int. several horses ran up. sck 1irectly ir front of the Crowley whistled ines, but the animals in ! oEly scattered along the lsha track. while the train ! fban~ Crowley ontinu sIIa out to no avail. He sEIg reversed his engine, C airbrakes and seeing that Vas unavoidable, ordered an to jump and did like E tRo had no more than he ground when the engine
 q the horses and toppled
 enban kment. Tbe bag
 foAovei and piled side tfe steaming iron strue- the rear end of the bag
 leII across the track, it eheeked the ..wild rush of passenger coaches. which vIth travellers from all ! the country. It seems saenee had a hand in thls
 from the description of At' we judge it could have D the most horrible occur
 Es kind in the history of
 and Louderdale would in fg have been scalded t
 shey not pursued the food. They were both ae was badly damaged
 take several weeks work
 same to it's former state.
 ge earswas slightly dam pen found the mailman
 Remao were lying in the @elr car, where they had by tbe force of the fall.
 pnhnrt. The passen rel lyishaken up and a
 Ntferent cars resulted
 unp tes after the sudden ger delayed for sever
 e wrecker was sent t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-24

down immediately from this city and the large number of workmen in charge will do all in their power to clear the wreck today.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-11-18
WOULD NOT LET TOM GO.

Deputy Sheriff A. A. Johns of Prescott, who was in the city yes terday having come down the night before on a freight to assist in es- corting four convicts, who had been brought down on Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Al Marsh, to YEma. In conversation today Deputy Johns stated that the night before he left for Phoenix that Sheriff Munds had returned to Prescott from Santa Fe, where he went armed with re- quisition papers for the return of the desperate Tom Ketchum, the supposed Camp Verde murderer, who is now confined in the iail at Santa Fe.
 IW Governor Otero surprised him by refusing to honor it. Word had been received from the authorities of the county in which Ketohum was awaiting trall for train robbery, that they were willing te give him up to the Arizona authorities for the reason that it seemed i'm pos sible to get jury at Santa Fe, will- ing to inf1ict a proper punishment on criminals. On this information application was made to Governor Murphy last Wednesday for an ap- plication, which was granted.
 It transpires that Governor Otero was not taken into account in this negotiation. His objection to giving up Ketchum was doubtless based on the fact that it would be an ad- mission of the weakness of the territorial system of justice.-En- terprise.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-11-18
WHICH?

"Are those the terms of the will?o asked the free silver orator and calamity shrieker, aghast.
 They are," replied the man who had been the confidential agent and attorney for the deceased "The property which was left in my hands by your late uncle, amount ing to s2OO,OOO, is to be held by me in trust until such time as you are able to see, by a further study of the subject, that the free coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1 is vir. tually repudiation of honest debts, and that the country as whole was never more prosperous than it IS now and is in no danger, under present conditions, of going to the dogs. When you have arrived at these conclusions, have become a contented citizen. and ceased ab- solutely to be free silver agitator both in public and private, I am to place in your hands, without fur ther restriction or condition, the whole of the property which I now hold in trust. And I may add that l shall be rigidly faithful in the execution of the terms of this will ,"
 ''Is there any time limitP"
 "None, Whenever you declare to me that you are ready, freely and without mental reservation, to subscribe to the conditions of the will, the property will be turned over to you"
 "And if I refuse to abandon my principles, even to secure this for tuneW
 "Then 1t goes to another nephew, who has equal claims upon it by virtue of relationship, but is already well provided for and does not need | it. l may say, further, that it will be useless to try to break this will. l The property is of such nature and so securely placed that any attempt to get hold of it, other than | by complying with the conditions imposed, will be a hopeless under taking"
 "Well sir" replied the free silver orator, in clear, ringing volce ana with flashing eyes, "you will not have to wait long. l." well, what did he decide?-Chicago Tribune.
The Arizona sentinel., 1899-11-18

result in any startling advantage to the dairyman, as it is probable that as good results can be attained from feeding skim milk judiciously on the farm as through selling it at the prices which will probably be offered by the manufacturers ot this product. It may be however, that the cost of production of the art icles to be manufactured will be so reduced and their quality so ex- cellent as to warrant the payment of a fair price for the skim milk. One class of material which can probably be made from this sub stance better than from any other is electrical insulators, which would be in no manner affected by cleo trlcal currents. The other skim milk constituents besides the caseine will also be utilized. The sugar will be separated and used as sugar of milk, and the albumen will also be extracted and used Tn preparing the various albuminous food pre- parations now on the market. ."- New York Tribune.