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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13
CRoCKETT'S SPRINGS.
NOTES FROM THIS HEALTH-GIV-
ING AND PLEASURE RESORT.

Shawsville. Va, Aug. 1l.-Crockett'e
Springs, nestled among it's mountains,
has had a very gay week.
Monday nigh, the ladies got IN a
novel entertainment in the ballroom
called Library Party over fifty
books. magazines ami authors We're
cievcry represented. Handsome prizes
were given for the TWO best suessers
on Wednesday swell progressive
cuchrc party was given in honor of
Miss Alice Baggett. of Bonham. Texas.
VINO. unfortunately for her host OF adj
miiing friends. left Friday. Again
beautiful prizes were the order OF the
day. and she was presented with a
handsome lace handkerchief as 4 fare
Well prize. Win her departure goes
one of crocI;eti's most popular young
ladies.
Every night the ballroom is the
scene of delightful dance. whore
pretty women by the score "trip the
light fantastic.
Sty.os Falls almos; every day Is Wis
tied by mountain-cllmbing parties. and
its 4 place that never loses interest be-
cause OF its Wild beauty
For the more venturesome long horse
back rides to luncheon Run are the or
der Of the day. and many OF the ladies
".'Ne 'hiS exciting mountain iiie 10
their credit Nothing could he more
beautiful than the Views 10 be- had on
this delightful trip. These are but i
few Of the tramps ana rides that make
Crockctts what 1t is; and these. with
the dances, card parties and BOWLING
tournaments. constitute continuous
round OF pleasure that makes life worth
living.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elliott. OF Nor
folk. LEFT Thursday amidst the regret
full farewells of their many friends.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13
Mrs. charles Lunsford left Friday for

lFCI IEUIIIc III INudHukS.
Miss Mary Johnston and her father.
Mr. j. w. Johnston. of Birmingham.
Ma. arrived Wednesday. Miss john
ston is the brilliant and well-known
au;horiss who gave To the world The
Prisoners Of Hope" and other novels
Among the other recent arrivals are:
Mr., Robert +. Caldwell. Winston. y. c.:
Mrs. John T. Trout. Roanoke: Miss ].
y. Warren. Washington. ID. c.; Mr.. n.
X. Walker. Baltimore; Mr.. j. Y.
Leckey, Faneyhil. Va: Messrs. \. NJ
ana george w. Knapp. Baltimore.
Md; Mr.. J. II. Parker and wife. Frank
lin, Va; T.. j. Blair Richmond Mr.
and Mrs. J. Il. Levy. Baltimore: Miss
Sarah Gusts. Baltimore: Mr.. W. NJ
and Al'en Dunlop. Roanoke: ID. c
Humphreys, Lexington, Va: Mrs. jay
Wheelock Clarendon, Ark; L. p
Davie and wife. Richmond.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13
LAW SCHOOL.

Tho School OF Law in Richmond Col
lcse offers superior legal training in the
most favorable environment. Three Pro-
ic%Sors. Annual tuition in Junior Class
SIC. N both classes. so Good board as
cheap A. 81 80 Il month, Session opens
September u. For cata losue address Pro-
icssor ROGER GREGORY. Lestor Manor
Va. on President BOATWRIGIIT. Rich
moNu. VI. Aul-su. we. fr21t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13

mont &c t,,n co,,,,,r,, for ,ho INC, ,o,,.
''''' "'''' no Seo''o'i Va '''e SUN van
snow greater advances than have been
made in Virginia and North Carolina.
"A brior rcsur,,. of some of the recent
v,,.o,,,.,, ,,,., ,., .',,
S"'V' ~ 'Sc' just 'ol"PiS'cu' "lil' u'''c'
way. or contemplated for he immediate
future. including the enlargement of
exi.,iue- ,n,nnf,c,,rio,, ma .o,,,a ,,,,;o,
Of railroad extension. Will mo- doubt.
prove interesting reading and be of
ochent III letting the world know of the
many opportunities for the profitable
investment OF capital i'll these two great
Coinmonwealths. Some OF the infor-
nation here used has been obtained
from a communication of Nice-presi-
Hynt Il. ~ Jonn. OF the Scaboard AIT
ihne' TO inc Manniacturcrs Record
anu some from various othcr sources.
THE NORFOLK SECTION.
prohot,,, Tho ,,o., i,,,no,,,,, .ir,,o
undortakng now under w:v i'm the MOI
folk srctinn IS thai Of Tho N"rf"lIz and
Atlantic Tcrninai Comnmnv nm ,, nrp ''r'l.
cation with large capital. Thnt IS now
completing an electric railway from
Norfolk To- Sevalrs Point on Hampton
Roads. This ,-,onf work is nroarnesin.,
raJ,idlv and lis uroi.ctor,; II no tn bnvr
1t in operation within sixty DAVIS win
a connecting freight and passenger
steamer service ia old pom, cnmforr
and pcrhaps other points.
This limo viii not only bc I'M itself Of
much value to Norfolk. but Will or,n FOR
trlct Of hieh. Grv. rertiio and b~,ntif,,l
country chat has heretofore received
very ilttlc attention.
Another valuable improvemont that
viii add much To the dignity of Nor
folk is the NOW United states postofIice
building that is rising in symmetrical
proportions near the business center of
the city Thfs win cost when com.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13
MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE,

For Young Women and Girls Thoroueh
and complete coutAc of study Eug.ish
branches. l10rulyrs. Art. Music. E.ocu-
ton ana physical Culture. Session VIII
begin September Tin. 11th
Miss VIRGINIA Et,N NOLDS
Miss MARY BUCHANAN RANnClPH.
PRINCIPALS
For other information address care t. O.
HoN go, Norfolk. va. For personal inter-
view after September tho list, cali Al die
Mary WASHINGTON College. corner Of
Granny street and College Place. Norfolk.
jy2I-2rn
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13
EDUCATIONAL NEEDS.

y HIGHER sTANDAND At THE
toiLEiE Every college should exact
~ anpicanis for admission shnN have
school rs it is. the smaller COLLEGES d.
nothing OF lie kind. but ON the contrary,
accept candidates in all stascs OF prcpa-
ration or want OF preparation for college
work. The result Is competition between
school and COLLEGE antaEonism between
rtAl lowering of the educational level
from top to bottom throughout the state.
:, ii.,,,, t,i,0.,tGti,rFuL Co,orERArIoN
reputable schools must maintain ths.i.
STANDARDS. ana intelligent parents must
uphold the schools in doini; 80. Boys arc
sent 10 school. not 10 pass oNamnatons
nNt 10 develop in mind and character. Tho
iAllurc To pass IS evidence OF failure to
9.Neiop' whether in mind or IN charactor
III eithor case every consideration OF
common sense and morality demands that
itc ooN r.tract his steps and DO what lie
mas iailod 10 accomp sh. ITO do or de"
Is 4 lesson worth learning and worth
teaching. and only foolish Parental pride
A..pS uric3t ana n"slccts the opportu-
"''iy TO inS,u,l.e,aie a n9hln, truth;
~ ttit CAUSES or FAILURE AT
- tipIl. Tho man vino dovotcs a large
rtrt oi his daily life 10 the pursuit OF
pressure can hardly expect To succeed in
BUSINESS Many parents expect OF their
ca iGitn something equally absurd \ So
, ca oui'mg nom flidnY aftemoon to Sat
EiHaN iShi Us often Responsible for Mon
day failure at school. RcpuAicd outlines
and repeated Interruptions during the
OF tho session
~. THE plSCOMTlTUWE or TIE
PtpNGcGlC lTINERANT. The toache =
who by word or mouth EXHIBITS IN. .lt.
cat0iial wares. passing from door 10 door
anu from city 70 city. Is the pediar OF the
profession. and deserves defeat The
should fall.
Those arc views Tor which the NOR
Foi:k ACADEMY stands Responsible
1N2S-Sli-to oCf. list.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
COLUMBIA BUSINESS COLLEGE
q PLUME STREET.

Gone Block from CRANKY S,roetD
Send or call for circulars in regard to
the study for Civil Service Course. Take
adNaniaSe OF Your summcr vacation 20
dents - teacAers ior branch classes. -.
X. COY. PRINCIPAL nyle-Gm
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13

All In sight Of monument Newest
Discovery extracts teeth painlessly.
y. Y. Dental Rooms. Ennes only. 2oi
Na.n sira"t corner Talbot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13
ROLLINS IWSTETUTE

l nor -. , l"nns Lady nonrdrr-. Tho largest
az" must "A nr!N"N -!uippst in Nif.iuil fccctic
,"nth-- ~ Ancient aud Nudrrn i.unxi.rcr.
,,;li'fnt ;ii 'Nci"nrrN. iin~ic. art nnd Iior,i-
ti"n. u" "inSrtN tud teachers. Situated IN Nnlia,
~ "a nr,r hos"ose Ni"unt"in SCENERY. iA1
.r"t "h"'n r"a level. Mincra! waters h-th rrs-fnn
cprna sept. i.th l>,' Fottiin- io..no a,ircs.
tHAS. l.. COOKE, :,mrt., HoiIin-,ya
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13
MT. ST. JOSEPA'S COLLEGE

Course OF Classical. Scientific
and Commercial. Terms -Boaiders. per
session OF five months. Sis
studies VIII be resumed on MONDAY.
September >. 1899 Address
BRO. JOSEPH. Director. Station -.
Baltimore Md
Send for catalogue. iyl2-2,n
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13
SILK MILLS.

j. IS stated chat it ls practically as
stred that a silk min Will be cstoh.
ish soon at Hoannk- Rapids. y. C.
fhe new silk mill a Norfolk is meet =
ing with great success. It's operatives
nave quickly learned the processes o..
p!ain six manufactures and the entire
output mas been contracted for by New
York pa ties. The product OF this mill
IS pronounced by good judges TO be ex-
ce!leni anu this is borne our by the de-
mand FOR lis goods
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13
CorToN-sEEp OIL MILLS
NORTH CAROLINA.

\ large cptton-seed oil mill is TO be
Quilt soon al Waxbaw, y. c.
Potion cottonsced-oil mill is to be
built at baltimore y. {.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-13
TIE fNO OEtLOO VI TTIB CVU VII
This Old Dominion and Old North State Lead
6rS in the Industrial AdV0DC6.
New Enterprises in the Norfolk Section-Bric Plant for Su
tolk-Lynchburg Will Harness the Janes-R. C. & P
R. R. Cos, Big Bridge at Petersburg-Fine Bank Build
ing for Hampton-Rairoad Meeting at aIeigh-North
Cardinals New Cotton Mls-New Silk Mills

Is preparing to erect n four story bank
ing building. 69X9i feet. at Il cost of
$4,000. The banking room will be 30X60
feet, and there VIII be two stores.
Harrisonburg, Na.--The counties of
Western Virginia are Interested in the
report that the Chesapeake and West
ern railroad Is to be extended To Har-
risonburg within the coming year.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19

wybrzezu, leoz kiedy TAXA okarja sic
nadarzy, to juz prawdziwie niezwyk-
ie zdar.enie. 1 tax tez bylo " isto-
ole. Otto dnia 10 wrzssnia, W ME-
dziele, obohodzil nasz .wiszkowieo
zan p. Jan Banaohowski, re ava
mslzonka Bronislawa, dwudzissta
Plata rooznioe slubu.
Jak dobrym polakom przystoi,
'rozPoczeto akt srebrnego wesela "
k~osciele PREY Golden-G ate ava, do
kt6rego to kosciola p. p. B~anaohow.
soy nalezi. Msza solsnna PREY u.
d.iale trzeOh ksiezy franoiszksn6w
odPrawiona hyla ma intenoje soleni.
zantow. Podozas ,,Graduale" DO.
stapili solenizanoi ma najwyz,zy sto.
pieh ~o&tarza, a proboszc. parafji, a
zarazem oelebrujacy,' odozytai Cd
nosny RITUAL do ok~olioznosoi - i DO
Pieknej pr.emowie, udzielii biogo
saawiehstwa j zaohety ma dals.y beg
zyoia.
Pc MISTY sw. odspiewano TIE De
um Lsudamus, W kt6rym to spiewie
wszyscy wzieli udziai. Potem cd
bierali solsnizanoi re wszeoh stron
zyozenia cd przyjaci6l, kt6rymi
koscia byi przepsiniony j udano sic
do mieszkania p. p. B., gdrie grono
Przyjaoia j familji przyszio Z zyoze-
miami j uPominkami. Gospodarstwo
domu z prawdziwie polska gosoin-
nosois gosoi przyjaoia przyjmowali,
a PREY suto zastawionyoh stolach
ozas mile i weso}o uplywa&. A i Ia
bawy potem ME braklo; wieo 90
mtodsi, to W t~anieo, a starsi do poga
wsdki j tax spedzono drief ten uro-
ozysty az pozno " wieoz6r.
Przy tax rzadkiej sposobnosci, a.
zeby ME appointed o korzystnem
PREY weso1em, "a incjatywa soleni.
zantki zrobiono sktadke ma pomnik
Kos'iuszki wkChicago. Zebrano
"a. 30, ktore to pisniadse ma Gel
wymieniony przesyiam.
Konstanty Piasecki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19

zbiora sobie funduszu, wystarczaja-
cego ma kupno zony i paru woiow.
Znikaja potem i niezmiernie trudno
sciagnac ich do kopalni z powrotem.
DIS Transwaal dale jedna trzecia
zfota wydobywanego w swiecie ca
lynn, chot wielu pokiadow ME tknela
J~eszcze reka poszukiwacza. Okregi
zfote Heidelberga, Kleaksdorpu ftp.
z~awieraja W swojem homie bogactwa
niezmierzone z}otego kruszcu, ME-
eksploatowanego dis dostatecznie-z
.Powodu ~Przeszk6d, stawianych Gu
dzoziemcom przez Boerow, obawia-
jacych sic wciaz najazdu A~nglikow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19
,,MOdy paryskie"

najtahsze ! naipiekniejsze pismo ola ko.
biet, wychodza we Lwowfe diva razy
miesiecznie. ,Mody paryskie" zamiesz-
czaja i~lustracje najprsktyczniejszych !
najpiekniejsxych stroj6w | toalet, obszer.
ne przeglady najnowszych mod, popu.
larne artykufy traktujace nauke kroju
sukeini bielizny, poradniki praktyczne l
hyg~ieniczne, obszerne artykufy o hodow-
II kwiatow, kuchnie, it'd. it'd. Nadto do
kazdego numeru dofaczony Jest arkus,
:~ensacyinei powiesci. Obecnie wycho
dzi powiesc p. e: ,,Mifosc zwycieza". W
kohcu ,Modv paryskie" data swoim pre-
numeratorom bezpfatnie wielkie tablice
kroj6w l haft6w wykonane przez najlep-
szych krawc6w p~aryskich. To tel mo
dy paryskie" powinne znajdowac sic "
kazdym domu polskim. Prenumerata
rMod paryskich" wynosi: k%wartalnie 4
dolara, p6frocznie l dol. rocznie 2 dol.
Pieniadze najlepiej posyfac W listach
ACKNOWLEDGMENT wprost do: Admin.
s~tracji MOD paryskich", Lemberg,
Autriche. Galizien.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19
4 ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

Jesii Wierxyc
motna sapswnieniom berlifskiej
nNasional-Ztg.", TO ur.ad n~so.slnsgo
prssssa Ksie,tws obejmis pan DR..
Butter, dawniejssy presses rsjenoji
o~polskiej. Wyb6r vir6d lio.nych
ksodydat6w paii ma nisgo . tel
prryo.yny. npouievas jake presses
~rsjsnoji G6rnego sl.sk. .apo.nal SIC
doorss : tax sw. ,,wislkopolsks sgi.
sacja" tax, e bedsis m6gi sprosta6
osroiowo-nismieckim sadaniom I Do
srssbom Kslestwa".
T. sauna gsseta donosi. 70 ma o.
~protnions stsnowisko naoselnego
presesa Brandsnburgji powoisny 70.
s~saoie... obsony prs.ss rsjenoji byd
goskisj, pan Beshmanu Hollweg. Co.
ssr. pragnie bowism spsinic aycssnie
ssaoow p~rowinoji Brandsnburgskiej,
sby IA nsjwyHssym urssdsis prowin
ojonsloym sasiadai rodowity bran.
dsnburcsyk. Pan Bethmann. II ollwsg
jest .as synsm tel p~rowinOji.
Ma ws.ystkioh najwa.nisjs.ych d.
rredsch dzIelnioy nasssj ujrsymy 10.
dIi nowyoh, DO | urrsd prssssa rsjen
OIL po.nahskiej jest opro.niony wsku
TEX usunieois p. Jsgowa.
Hakatysci radujs sic ju, " dus.y
ma Il ej6 to ws.ystkie to stsnowisks
ssjus metowie po lob mysli. Nisohas
I SAX bedzis! Ludnoi6 polsks pre-
srsyms ! nsjgorsss PROXY, ufas po
moe Bota ! VII sas silly.
z Kepna pisss do uD,isn.
POsn.": nGdy 70 ,c.ss odbywsjs.
oy'h sic " okoliOy Kepns msnswrow
s sosssgo korpusu kilks paf sKspna,
swisd.ajac biwak, rormawiaio ma u.
oooru Z sobs d,ii6mi 20 polsku,
wys,sdi +, pobliskiego nsmiotu off,
oerskisgo kspitsn Z l5e putku i .bli.
iywssy sic do nioh, sspowiedsisi "
Os'rym tonic, re " n'smieokim biwa
su ME wolno po polsku, tylko 20
n'euiecku rosmswisc. - ,,Drien.
POrn." dodsje: ,Podsjsmy to via.
don ofc na odpowisdsislnofc korss.
pondents, kt6ry W dsnym rssis re.
ch,s siotyc swisdsotwem swojsm
o'ob intsresowsnych".
- Pifa. w ssjmiku miast W.
Ks. Posnahskiego, odbysym ~ Pile,
wiisio udzisi SO misst, 9 kt6ryob
prsybyio raIeu 102 dslegss6w. zsj.
movano sic g'ownie dwisms sprawl.
nj, a misnowicie: sprsvs prryrnsnis
mIsssom wiek'rsj liosby msndstow
" '~sjmikach powissovyob, orss kwes.
tjs " jski sposob nsls.y podnisfc
kulsure ! dobrobys " misssaob - na
surslnis kulture nismisoks dobro.
byt niemo6w.
Rewizja z powodu polskich
ksiazek. w Zsietu ns Gornym
SssSu I p~olsosnis prokurstors cd.
byts sic rswisjs q sskretsrss Tows.
r'yssws polsko- robosni.
% sspy. R,~isji dokoosli siertant
p licyjoy. fsndsrm 1 tr1ej iawnicy
m~isj'covi. Zsbrsno SO ,nisbsspiec..
nych ! saksssnyeh" poIskich ksisfek
1 odssssno j. prokuratorji.
= Zakazane przedstawienie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19
K0RESPOIDEHCJE ,,zGODY".
z Detroit, Mich.
6mina ZpiQzEosod.

Pfynaf piaty rok istnienia tutejszej
Gminy. w tymze dniu ma odbytem
posied1eniu " hall p. Sikory, -.obrano
nowy zarzai, " kt6rsgo sk1ad woho-
dza nastepujaoy -panowie:
Prof. Tomasz Siemiradzki. preze
FIR. l. Barahski. sekr. prot; Jar. Pie.
ganowski, sekr. fn,; Jan Klucznik,
kssjer; FIR. Kamowski, m~arszalek;
Audrzej Hoppa, J6zef Camden i J6-
sef Szpotek ~opiekunowie kasy.
Staremu zarzadowi, a szozegolnie
panom Welzandowi i Lesihskiemu,
nalezy sic szczere podziekowanie "a
ioh prace j mozoly, kt6re Ola dobra
Polonji detroickiej podejmowali, "a
ich to bowiem staraniem wprowadzo
nym zostal zwyczaj, IL ma kaadem
Posiedzeniu Gminy wygiasza jeden
z panow delegat6w move, ozy to pa.
trjotyozna, polityozna Tub nsukowa
Staralismy sic tee zzadania tego wy.
wiazac, o lie SHY nasze ma to pozwa.
LAZY. w ubisgiym roku zostaly wy
gioszone nastepujace mowy:
u Nova ma temat: Memorial ma
miedzynarodowy zjazd pokoju Ha
DE. wygaosis prof. T. Siemiradzki.
p Nova ma tenze sam temat, wy
giosi} DIR. ]. Iiowieoki.
81 ZnaOzenie konfsderaoyj, zwiaz.
k6w i stowarzyszeh, wygiosil ).
Welzan'.
~ Nova patrjotyozna, wygiosil
NJ. Lesihski.
81 Nova polityozna, wygsosis J..
Welzand.
o. Zyoiorys K~opernika, wyglosii
FIR. /. Barahski.
z. Wyk1ad ma temat: Projekt Cd
budowania Kr6lestwa Polskiego
Pr.ez cara Mikoaaja II, wygsosi. prof.
L. Slomlradzk1.
9 Nova o potrzsbie zreformowa-
MIA szka naszych, wyg}osii J.. Dem.
bifski.
81 Nova polityczna, wyglosil wa.
Major.
Szanownym m6woom "a ich prace
Podjete ola dobra og6}u skiadamy
podziekowanie.
Ten sposob szerzenia oswiaty "a.
Prowadzily take niekt6re grupy u
siebie, lecz jak kazda rzecz wzniosla
zswsze znajduje przsciwnik6w, kto
rzy czesto MES wisdomi swego ozynu,
DUO diego narobic moga, tax samo
i ia ulegia temu, zreszta naturalne-
uu, objawowi. w jednej z tychze
grup jest kilku obywateli, ktorzy W
wygssszaniu NOV dopatrzyli sic
uszozsrbku ola przedsiebiorstw pol
skioh ] s~tarajs sic, ably sposob ten
wzajemnego pouczania sic byl zanie-
ohany. Szozesciem, So to tylko jed
nostki nieliczne, przytem many ma
dzieje, ze ! ci panowie, po dok}ad.
nem ] be%zstronnem zbadaniu sprawy
tel. przyjda do przekonsnia, re to
i'm ME strate, lecz korzysc .dwojaka:
materjalna ! umyslowa, przyniesie, i
szozerze poprs dzieio rozpoczete
przez Gmine.
Narzekamy bezustannie, il pred.
s~iebiorstwa polskie niedoststecznie
poPiersne bywsjs, leoz mad przyozy-
ns tegoz malo sic zsstsnawiamy, ME
staramy sic ziemu zapobiedz, ME
mozemy tez bra tego "a zle, re pew.
IA ozesc spoisczehstwa nsszego chst-
ME popiera przemysi obconarodowy,
jsteli ME bedziemy sic re wszystkicb
sid stsrac, ably lud nasz oaiem screen
ausza ukoOhai Polske, zrozumial
iPotrzsby narodu naszego, byl gotow
do wszelkich poswieceh ola spraw
nsrodowyoh, b. wtenczss dopiero
odc1uje on potrzebe popieranis pol.
skich przedsiebiorstw.
WisO danny do. oswiaty, msjso
rawsze W psmieci ogniste. siows ma.
srego poety wolnosci:
"Leo1 zaklinam mech aywi ME trsoa
nadziei
[ pred nsrodem niosa oswiaty ka
ganiec".
FIR / Bdron'ki, sekr. G miuy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-19
ksiazkf do nabycia " admin.
stracji ,,Zgody''.

do nabycia " admin.
stracji ,,Zgody''.
Historya Litwy. B. Limanow.
BOT.
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1899-04-12
The Official Canvass.

The board of county canvassers met
yesterday, and their count showed the
result in Van Buren, county at the recent
election to be as follows:
Justice of supreme court-Claudius B
Grant (rep.) 892 plurality.
Regents of the university-Henry s.
Dean (rep.) 500, Eli r. Sutton 834 plu.
rality.
Circuit judge-John r. Carr (dem.)
2SS majority.
School commissioner Wells G.. Brown
(rep.) SCI majority.
Circuit court amendment-92 major.
ity mo"
State printing Office amendment 9S1
majority mo"
Highway amendment-2S6 majority
"no"
intermediate court amendment-1,14 5
majority mo"
1t will be seen that the above figures
vary but little from those published by
the Northerner last week.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1899-04-12
Marriage Licenses.

Edward j. Coy, %; Nellie F.. Beardsley
Is, both of Waverly.
Charles f. Niles, 20, Breedsville
Lillian Clark, q, Bloomingdale.
Frank f. Flagg, %; Maude Beach, Is
both of Lawrence.
Verne Moon, Is, Hartford; Nina Van
Ostran II, Bangor.
John d. Eichler, %; Lydia f. Sawyer
%, both of Hamilton.
Eugene Westcott, 20; Florence f.
Bates, 10, both of Geneva.
Fred Wick, 81; Nelly Parker, Is, both
of Covert.
Gilbert Conklin, 81; Mabel Knapp, Is
both of Hartford
John B. Mcpherson, 80, Porter; Fern
Hall, u, Lawton.
John V. Kridler, 10, Berlamont; Alma
Ochampaugh, II, Bloomingdale.
Frank II. Walling, 80, Hartford Alice
Holmes, 81, Lawrence.
Thomas W. Mort, 81; Dora ID. Baker
Is, both of Geneva.
Royal A. Secord, 80, Decatur; Lillian
Reams, 80, Battle Creek.
Bert Garrett, "a, Bangor; Marie
Donovan, %, Arlington.
John Bailey, 80; Anah Shepard, 81
both of Waverly.
Charles l.. Rumsey, "a; Mae Mcdonald
90 both of South Haven.
Albert Stegman, o. Detroit; Myrtle
Woolf, %, Keller.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1899-04-12
The Archbishop Strong Personality.

The Arohbishop's Strong Personality.
Every one knows the archbishop OF
Canterbury as the strong man, whose
will Is like iron, and there Is a capital
story concerning this aspect Of DR..
Temples character. Some years ago
he was due to preach at a fashionable
church on Regent street, when, on ar
irving at the door Of the building, he
was a,tonished to find Mrs. A, an in
innate friend Of his. In the act Of re-
turning TO her carriage. what" ask
ed DR.. Temple, going awayT' only
because cannot obtain admittance;
the place is full" "Do you really wish
to stayT 81 came on purpose" Then
take my arm" DR.. Temple said, and,
pressing through the crowd, the strong
figure of the future archbishop was
soon before the beadle at the door. In
the blandest manner Dr. Temple said
to that functionary, who evidently did
not know him, You will be so good as
TO give this lady the best seat in the
church" Impossible, sir" said the
surprised beadle; "the church is quite
full" DR.. Temple merely repeated his
request, only more emphatically. "Ut-
terly impossible, sir" replied the
guardian at the door 81 tell you the
church Is quite full" ooh, but" was
the crushing rejoinder, IL won't
preach II you don'tw This threat at
once showed the beadle how the land
Law and his manner Immediately
changed. "Ohl beg your pardon, my
lord" he said. This way, ma'am."
And Mrs. A. secured a seat In the
church warden's luxurious empty pew,
while DIR. Temple preached one Of his
best sermons Of his life.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1899-04-12
Late News Notes.

Latest dispatches from Manila report
that Gen. Lawton's victory at Santa Cruz
was complete one, the enemy leaving
90 dead on the field.
Peace was proclaimed yesterday be-
tween the United States and Spain, the
exchange of ratifications of the peace
treaty occurring at the white house at 3
clock. Bellamy Storer will be u. S.
minister to Spain.
Census Director Merriam has told
the Michigan senators they may NOM
mate at once II supervisors of the census
and few names for clerkships.