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The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-08
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Cincinnati Enquirer (Dem.) says:
MIR. William w. Rockhill has been APP
pointed a special United States Commits
sioner to China. Just what we want with.
a special United States Commissioner now
has not been explained. Possibly he goes
as a part of the commission habit of the
administration. His principal duty will
be to keep away from those parts Of
China where there is information to be
obtained. If he should go to these for
hidden places he might be gobbled UP,
and our country might be Obliged to go
to war 10 get him out of pawn. In the
places which will he accessible to Mr..
NRockhill there are now plenty of repre-
sentatives of the United States capable
of giving information to the government
at Washington"
The Philadelphia Record Dem) says
Doubtless it was fun for John w.
Gates, the head of the Wire and Steel
Trust. TO throw silver francs from the
top of the Eiffel tower to the scrambling
Frenchmen below. but many people in
this country find displeasure in reading
Of his vulgar performance. Moreover
there are workipgmen who were forced
into idleness to promote the speculative
schemes of the trust, and these may be
prone 20 think that by good right the
scattered francs were theirs"
The Louisville courier-Journal Dem.),
discussing the North Carolina franchise
amendment. says: 1.-THE Southern whites,
however, ere not entirely confident that
the grandfather clause will survive the
crucibe Of the courts. It Is understood
that the North Carolina amendment is
not made operative until July l, 1902. in
the hope that changes in the Supreme
Court by that time will render that body
more favorable to the amendment than
1t is feared the present court might be-"
The Springfield (Mass) Republican
Ond) says: Every now and then a
bishop says that the China tragedy rs
simply blowing OF the field for the gos-
pei Bishop Moore OF the Methodist per-
suasion strongly holds 10 this theory II
will have to be said, however, that the
Chinese are now killing OFF the native
Christians much faster than the mission
I aries can convert them"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-08
HOTEL VICTORIA

Broadway, 5th avenue and 9th ST., New
York city. Entirely new; absolutely FIRE
proof; European plan. Rooms. $l.O0 per
day and upward
ROBERT T. DUNLOP, Manager.
Formerly OF Hotel Imperial.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-08
ROCK LEDGE,

ASHEvILLE, N. c..
In the Mountains. The pace to spend
your vacation. New house, cool rooms.
modern convenences; on Battery Park
hill, near postofflce. Free from noise and
dust: excellent table; moderate rate.
MRS L. COLE.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-08
s., I. Z l. OF HOPE R'Y AID c. Z s R'Y.
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE

For Isle of Hope. Montgomery, Thunder
bolt, Cattle Park and West End.
Daily except Sundays. Subject to change
without notice.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-08

MONTGOMERY.
Lv city for Mong'ry. Lv. Montgomery.
80 am from Tenth Is am for Tenth
30 pm from Tenth is pm for Tenth
6 30 pm from Tenth 90 nm for Tenth
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-12-13
SAW DEATH NEAR.

1T often made my heart ache writes
l.. {, Oyerstreet, Of Elgin, Tenn, ito
hear my wife cough until it seemed her
weak and sore lungs would collapse.
Good doctors said she was so far gone
with Consumption that no medicine or
earthly help could save her but friend
recommended DR. Kings New Discov-
cry and presistant use of this excellent
medicine saved her life It's absolute
ly guaranteed for Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis, Asthma and all Throat and lung
diseases 5Ocand S1.0O at Henry Hin
richs Druggist Trial bottles free.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-12-13

Among the tens Of thousands who
have used Chamberlaine's Cough rem
edy for colds and Ia gripe during the
past few years. TO our knowledge. not
single case has resulted in pneumonia.
Thos Whitfield & Co., 24O Wabash ave
nue., Chicago one Of the most promi-
nent retail druggists in that city, in
speaking Of this, says we recommend
Chamberlaine's Cough Remedy for la
grippe in many cases. as it not only gives
prompt and complete recovery, but also
counteracts any tendency of Ia grippe
to result in pneumonia. For sale by
Henry Hirrichs Druggist.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-12-13

he has been awarded gold medal for
the excellence Of the exhibit sent 70 the
exposition by his bureau.
The other gold medal was awarded TO
the State Board of Control, for the ex-
cellence Of the exhibit sent by the state
institutions under the management Of
the board
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-12-13

Daniel s. HelsGanb who mystefiOnsly
disappeared from I3arab0o abOut a
month ago and supposed to have been
drowned in the Wisconsin river, has
been located in Chicago Nicholas
Kietfer Of Baraboo saw and talked with
him at the Northwestern depot -Satnr-
day in Chicago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-12-13
| or the HOLIDAYS

MENnIIk ~ MULHoLLAND have a
stock Of very fine Linen Cambria and
the very newest pattern of imported
laces suitable for trimming Handker-
chiefs If
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-12-13

were awakened b. a fire alarm. The
fire had gained such Roadway that the
inmates had but few minutes 10 es-
cape, and but few saved anything more
than their wearing apparel. There
Were fourteen people in the hotel and
all escaped with the exception of Ed
ward Kimball son of Conrad Kimball
He was found dead
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-12-13

The state of Wisconsin was hOnored
at the Paris Exposition with two gold
medals State Commissioner Of Labor
and Industrial Statistics Halford Erick
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-12-13
STATE NEWS.

J. J. Fruit was appointed by Cover
nor Sconeld 10 succeed the late Jud &c O.
b. Wvman in the Sixth Judicial dist
riot Mr. Fruit, position on the state
Board of Normal Regents will be filled
bv L. c. Colmau who wss ais appoin-
ted by GOV Sc0feld
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-12-13

The Appleton Post prints the state
the population of Appleton is t5,0sG
The figures do not reach expectations, as
it was hoped the city would go over
l6 900. The above figures show gain
OF p per cent over 1890 and hut3 per
cent over 1Ssa
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-12-13
Mrs. X. :. WEEMAN.

Many man has got into peck Of
trouble by trying to hide his light un.
der bushel
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-12-13
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that brown
heifcr calf has strayed on to my premi
ses in the town of Cato and is now in my
possession. The owner can have same
by calling and paying all costs and dam
ages
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-12-13

Many Chinese use their hollow idols
as savings banks.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-12-13

John Paul Henry Panty and George
Kite. three MarInctte boys, were sen
fenced in the circuit court t0 indeter-
inmate terms in the State ref0rmatory
at Green Bay. having pleaded guilty 10
breaking into a store ut Marinette
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-12-13

Sheriff Tufts IF Neillsville left for
Waupun with James Lowe. who has
been sentenced to eight years imprison
ment in the peuitentiary for the at
tempted murder If his wife
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25

1gnacy Golebowski, Florida, n. Y.
Anna Mruk, Chicopee Falls, Mass.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ChicopeeFall Mass
"A. Domrzalski, Long l. City, n. Y.
frank Ros, Coplay, Pa.
Jan W6jcik, Manayunk, Pa.
IStanisfaw Mosiniak, Washburn, Wis
Ruttersberger, New Kensington, Pa
Frank Wisniewski, Pittsburg, Pa.
r.. Vaughan, Toledo, O..
y. Rozanowski, Detroit, Mich
Michaf Bartkowiak, SouthBend, Ind
Jan Petras, Raritan, n. j..
Andrzej Santa, Glen Jeane, ". Va.
Fred Kozniak, Chcboygan, Mich.
Wojciech Przybylski, Lorain, Ohio,
Majchrzycki, Buffalo, n. Y.
l.. LewandoWski, Bloomfield, n.
Grajkowski, Vodnany, So. Oak.
Jan Bcdnarek, DepeW, \. Y.
lKonstanty Jabfonski, Athens, Pa.
koriba, Ashley, Pa.
Tom Andrews, Brockton, Mass.
A. Winl1ler, Depew, n. Y.
NJ. Poniatowski, Dillonvalle, Ohio.
Fran. Kozicki, Gastonville, Pa.
Jan Barlil1, Manayunk, Pa. :
Webster, Rilay, Nc.
John Puresk, Green Bay, Wis.
WI. Glinski, Chicopee, Mass.
|Kacwinslzi, So. Chicago.
John Szymanski, New York, n. Y.
kabot, Keeneen, Wis.
tZofia Brenza, Congo.
Twin. Pirnat, Castle Gate, Utah.
IN. Slauty, Castle Gate, Utah.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25

Simon Teepoo, Mashapaug, Conn.
John Thorman, Rice, Ill.
Joe Lukes, Gilberton, Pa.
Johan Hovan, Elmora, Pa.
Benz. Marszyk, Youngstown, o.
Frank tukaszewicz, Buffalo, n. Y.
Walenty Jakobowski, Pittsburg, Pa
Jak6b Skiba, Chicopee Falls, Mass.
Wine. Martin, Edwardsdale, Pa.
Andy Deminkes, Braddock, Pa.
Andr. Velebir, Belt, Mont.
J6zef Hazner, Simpson, Pa.
Jozef Rybczynski, Waterbury, Conn
Andrzej kowalski, Plymouth, Pa.
T. Keller, Berlin, Wis.
+ Stan. Matuszak. Green Ridge, III.
S. Miller, New York, n. Y.
Henry Neunlan, White Pigeon, Ill.
Mateusz Nowakouski, LaSalle, III.
A. C2yzewslli, Troy, y. Y.
tullasa Pociocha, Mcnekaunee, Wis
: Adam Dudek, Stanwood. Mich.
J6zef UhTin, Elmora, Pa. Camb. CO
NawrZyl Matuszalz, Buffalo, \. Y.
Jan Jusewicy, Southport, Conn.
Andrew hllspcT, Buffalo, N. Y.
Neuman, Whitel'igeon, WhiteSideIll
Observation-Disclosures, Webster, Mass
i. Mandzioroky, lIahanoy City, Pa.
Kryatyna Binchiar, B%arnesbofo, Pa.
N. %Serdelali, 3unalo:sN. y.
Frank krause, Syracuse, y. Y.
MARGIN Kamioaaki. Glasgow, Mont.
J0zef Nowicki, Mount Carmel. Pa.
J6zef MaTl2a, Grantyiiie, Mass.
Mafoleps.v, cleveland. Ohio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25

Stachura, Chicago, Ill. ~
Mary Kratochvil, Woodville, Pa.
Frank Kiss, Baltimore, Md.
Samuel Hunk, Coplay, Pa.
Jan Weiss, Dunkirk, n. Y.
IF. Witczak, Philadelphia, Pa.
wv Rezniczek, Ciclone Bell, Tex.
tJacek Ramon, eileen Lyon, Pa.
|Ludwika Cyron, Toluca, III.
August Matkebel, Kelly.
Jan Crosse, E.. Helena, Montana.
Peter Netzel, Virginia, Nebr.
Nary Kochier, Wampum, Wis.
u. Alderman, C%entralia, Wis.
IN. Wtisch, Erie, Pa.
lJ6zef LewandoWski Jersey City,N.J
Koscielnik, Minersville, Pa.
|Lorenz Lawniczak, Narinette, Wis,
John Feeder, Spring Valley, Ill.
Tom. Pabijan, T'rauger, Pa.
IS. Biernacli, Trenton, Nj.
Jan Kanelis, Elgin, Pa.
Is. Woikulanis A1exandropol, Kauka;
.:ichaf Palinlski, Pittsburg, Pa. :
Ia. SzMujkajtus, West Pittston, Pa.
Han Dclikatny, Chicago, Ill.
NV. Glinsli, Chicopec Mass.
~. Andrzejczuk, Winnipeg, Canada.
Ia. Gclan, Pittsburg, 1a.
La. Gorcjenko, New Britain. Conn.
Anna hodlinska, Detroit Mel.
t6zef Harner, Simpson. IL.
lJoe Urban, New Britain, Gem.
Robert Rankin, Detroit. ic-:
&. RaWa, South River, :. Z.
". Il Delcl,ta, Chicago, I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25

nie cos stanelo pred cnata'
Wszyscy ku drzwiom spot
rel drzsyi: e. .s skrzspns tfE'':
wszedl starusek; " SUZANNE
|czaroeJ, Y plaszcsu 2 dluga
peleryna j zdjal kapeluss, Pc
chxalajac Boga.
- Ma wieki wicklow! m
~odpowledziala rodzina biegnac
powitae przybYlego, 90 to
by& sam ksiadz Proboszcz
Dobrodziej. ..
Moi rybaku! ME zwa-
zaiac ma u1ewe, przyjechaiem
do was z b~logos}awiehstwem
Boskiem, c~ierpliwie znosill-
scie wasza btede, umiejclez
byG r6wnie zacni W szczesciu J.,
lake was spotyka: OTTO wyczy.
ta}em W pismach, re ma was
spada sukcessya pc waszym
stryju.
OIL! Dobrodzieju' pono
to pomylka bedzie. Stry]ek
"a zycia Tie chcia} mi n'gdy
dopom6dz, "a teraz kiedy u
mari.
Wlasnie sad was WY
wa; abyscie przyiechali Ia
brali so, 900 z{otych.
O! Na)Swietsza Panic
zawo}ala rybaczka
- czy my to potrafimy Pora-
chowat tyle pieniedzy?
Byleoysc'e tylko uzyd
Itch ma dobre umieli!-odPoc
wjedzial ksiadz. Znalem ia
stryja waszego, znam tez gro"
d}o lego bogactw; 50 tyslecy
zIotvch dostal on w jednej
bitwie W od]eg}ych bardzo
kraiach cd wielkiego magma
ia, ktoremu swoja walecznos-
cia zycie ocali}. - Zam'ast
tedy, wr6ciwszy wolny,
osiase ma roll, pojat cnotliwa
dziewcz7ne, zyt jak Bog przy-
kazal. - prey tak;ej Podsta-
vie dorablajqc sic majatku.-
on swo)e pieoiadze wsypaf W
eruby worek, zwiaza}, zapie~
czetowai i poszed' do wie]-
kiego n,iasta. TAX sam sobie
skqplqc kawa}ka chleba, ME
rozlama} go tez z nik'm. zyi
.jak nedzarz, wtenczas tylko
rozwiazywal worek, kiedy
swoje zloto pozyczal ma lichwe.
A tradujac tych, kt6rzy mu
oddac ME mogji, krzywda
ludzka dorobil drugie 80 tY-:
siecy zlotych, wsypa' " drugi
gruby worek, j dopiero FACIAL
myslet, ably " rozkoszy resi-
te zycia spedzid. Ale Bog ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25

dive wlasnoscia wlassAzego
stry;a. u,~''a;zajclez jako Was
Inost wasza, M AlLs'tll1 zas5n'e
|kiupit plekne gsunta ten kas'
val lasu, co 20 rze e':z;ull;
pr1erzyna, pobudujecie sobie
porzadny mnllyn, rybol6stwo Z
mlynarkl pogodzi sic lacao,
nakueicie krow, owiec
I.sIEEF&Hs fsEGa EeF@ET%yE
pastwiska tu .piekne ! przyj
miecie bakaiarza, co wan
bedzie dzieci uczyl. DO nauk;a 2
to drozszy skarb nil zloto.
Mo4eby lepiej kupid
karczme pod Wolka przer.
wa}a rybaczka.
Cicho, Kunda ia ME
wyzylbym ma tym piasczstym
wydmnchu. ami tel IT, do
szynktasu podobna - odrzekl
rybak.
luz to kamieh ma miej-
sou porasta, moi ludzie, ia
wan radze siedziee tutaj ma
wet chot wystawiete inne do
mostwa, ME rzucac tel le-
pianki. Pan Bog b}ogoslawl
tym, co swoja przeszlost
zacna umieia szancwat | pra-
cuja ma ojczystym zagonle.
lZreszta jak bed9 pieniadze W
waszym reku, ia got6w "a
ws7e dad wan dobra rade.
Ale moi rybaku, drugiego
worka, w kt6rym So p%ieniadze
krzywda ludzka ze'brane, ME
odwiazujcie ma swoje potrze-
by, BIO jak przysiowie m6wi:
,, Choc Bog ME rychliwy ale
i~sprawiedliwy," a karze mas,
moi kochani, take "a grze.
chy rodzicow mas zych i niema
lego swietego blogoslawieh-
silva mad tym workiem .dru-
GIN. Pieniadz zle zarobiony i
W dziesiatem jeszcze pokoleniu
sciagnac moze kare Wszech-
mocnego; lep'eJ tedy, radze
wan, rozdajcie te dukaty mic
dry ubogich / ma kcscieoty.
Oti nasz kosciolek dach ma
odrapany, gonty pogai}y, Ia
cieka ma sklepienie, dzwon-
MICA nowego potrzebu)e dzwo.
nu, organy z zepsutemi mie.
.chami; wiec rybaku, poswie
ca)ac te pclowe spadku, nedzy
/ chwale Nieba, sam ME
sciagniesz ma siebie nieblogo-
slawiehstwa Sprawiedliwego,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25

q; tlrzyaaatt 2.bsdlz.siie.,m,y.
81. dosl sic te1z ziemlnr'iila:lllk,smi
e sofa npatI,lo'.
Dobrze! o~dpowiedzis,I
rybak, ! ddzieci 81. s'klsaa q y Y !
|oko|o mafki, caluiac to il g
OLGA : radoscia:
No j kupimy sobie wa
sag. pieehota do .kosciola|
ME p6jde, = > ~ sic przebie-
rzesz " kapelusz, " kamizelke,
- bedzisz surdutowy tax jak
|ekonom. y j zegarek z IAN
cuszkiem mice musisz. Bal.
Ii czerwone chustki do nosa.
Va a nam matehko ku-
picie tylko koszule i pierzyne?
lspytala jedna z diewczynek.
Ale i sukienki zapasecz-
XII, i paclcrki pohczochy
cienkie, - bedziecie sic tax
ubierat jak organiscine COR
XII.
- Nalpierw iednak
przerwa{ rybak - kupimy las,
grunt i inwentarz, pobu-
dujemy sic pieknie, a do
piero co reszty z pieniedzy
zostanie, bedzie ma sprawn-
mex.
- Przecie 60 tysiecy ma
wszystko wystarczy, zawo}a}a
iona, "
Tylko polowa :tych pie.
niedzy nalezy do mas.
OF mole bedziesz ksie-
dza sluchal?
lLl2g daIszy nastapil
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25
70 sob,le nawet jedwsbne siecl

soble navel jedwallb a sieci
sprawie 81.
- a mnie odpowiedziallaa
iona, rzesista spodnice ! gor-
set a:ksamitny misksii : pozla-
.canemi brzegami, lytki sre-'
.brne, j t.zewik ma korkachl
%czerwonych, ] chustke fran
cnzka czepek 2 pasowa
wstatka, a dzieciom pl6tna ma
|cienkie koszule DO sic to bic
dactwo " zgrsebnem wycho:
walo, i DUE l6zko wielka
pierzyne .--dosc sic tel ma "a
piecku namizerowaly dziew-
czyny. j.
- Dobrze .dobrze - od-
powiedzial rybak a ona
zachecona powo1noscia meza
zn6w mowiia.
go l kupimy zWlercladio,
ale wieksze, niz u kaczmsrki
wish W alklerzu.
- Ale matulu, juz Ear po-:
|pieleje, wsypcie ziemniak6w
w ko1nin; przerwala jedna :
d]zieweczek.
- A CO? prawda! | W po-
|pi6i nak}adla ziemniak6w, a
glaszczac dzieci m6wi}a: lie.
psze beda potem ziemniaczki
|ze skwarkami! - a co to "a
ljaieczn,ca wysmienita re szper
ka! = W6dke tatulowi zawsze
modem zaprawiac bede i'm
birem, a to sm!erdzace wod-
czysko to tylko zostanic ola
parobkow, boi rarobczaki i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25
work. ZfOta

.-&*:@@*::$-
Dawno JUL, bardzo dawno,
mad jedna u mas rzeka, plyna~
ca bystro, po$r6d g6r, skal !
las6w, mieszkal rybak. Ca}ym
skarbem rybaka by}a praco-
vita, }agodna iona i czworo
slicznych czerstwych dzieci, -
skarb TAXI to juz szcseScie,-
ale Ola utrzymania tego szcze-
scia potrzeba rybakowi chleba,
sieci dostarcza}y go skapo,
rzeka niepewnym by}a kapi~
talem, - vice wytrwa}a praca
chwalili Boga.
Eaz ca|y dzied deszcz pa
del. rybki 1estraszone plusko-
tenn i piana wzburzonei woody,
poszly sobie spat ma dino to-
pieli i drzema}y W mule / pias-
ku, wsr6d lisci m|ekkich,
wodnych ltlii. Darmo rybak
zapuszczal sieci, ma wedke
robaczki. navel okruchy chile
ba zsk}ada}, Wieczorem smu~
tny wr6cil do chaty, - puste
sakwy, mokre sieci rozwiesi}
ma plocie i prosil lone, aby
nowym szpagatem powiaza}a
dziury W sieci. Wiatr poni6s}
sieci W zaroSle, - ostre ko~
rzenia poprzerywaly siatke,-
galazek i zielska nawiez}o W
'oczkach.
- Caly dzieh zmitrezony:
- rzekl rybak do zony; 49, i
coz danny zg}odnia}ym die
ciom?
Ona odpowiedzia}a:
- Skoro jutro zab}ysnie
iasne sloneczko i oswieci ska
pana ziemie, - ia nawiaze
siatke. rybki wyplyna ogrzat
sic pod powierzchnie woody, -
a W wiccz6r ma rzepakowym
oleiu nasmaze drobiazgu,-
dzieci sic uciesza, co wieksze
ryby zaniesiesz do wjoski, |
kstadz pleban, i pan dziedzic
j CO m~ozniejsi z gromady roz,
biora, BIO wigilia v tygodniu,
a zesmy be- grosza, ia Bog
Widzl! Juz Il reszty maxi
kwasny placek upieklam, ~
tel da Bog lepiej chodz jeno
pred komin. az wesolo,
jak galezie trzeszcza. Mech
zarzewie spopieleje. 70 wrzpce
zlemniakow upieka SIC
wybornie.
Rybak pokiwall g'owa ]
usiadl smutny ma lawie,
tr1echletniego jedynaka w,ial.
The broad ax., 1900-07-21

Ladies Of culture know that As
Original osonized OK Marrow u ths
purest and best remedy to straiEhasu
the hair and make It pliAhls and ssAu-
riful. Sold over forty yeazs. aaA hAs
nsTer disappointed ths mot hAst0-
Gus. Try bottle end you Win apers-
ciats its superiority. Only = sanas
per bottle at druggists. Beware q
limitations. The genuine and srsEsna,
Ii made only BY ozonised OF Aarrou
Co.. 7s wabash avenue. Chicago.
The broad ax., 1900-07-21

Judge Simon p. Slope, Of the Law
firm Of Slope, Mathis and Barrett.
Title and Trust building, 100 Washing
ton street, has dressed himself up in
q bran new pair Of britches, which
he intends to wear during his vacation.
The Judge is pleasant gentleman and
he belongs to the old school Of Jeffer-
sonian Democracy. He is reader Of
The Broad Ak and there is a great
contrast between him and lot Of the
jackersnipes who pretend to be the
whole thing.
Assistant City Treasurer Theodore
Hohenadel. has forwarded to us letter
from Mrs. Sarah Robinson. No. Rich
ter Court Line street, Charleston, South
Carolina, who. is anxious to learn of
the whereabouts of Adam Horn or
Holmes, who is supposed to have con-
Quoted barbar shop In this city. Any
one knowing whether he is still alive
or dead will confer a great favor upon
Mr. Hohenadel by informing him and
also upon Mrs. Robinson, whose sd-
dress is given above.
Mr.. Alex ]. Jones IL conceited enough
to think that IL he Is not elected Drain
age Trustee. that the water In the canal
will all dry up. But We do not claim
to know a great deal, nevertheless It
Is our opinion that there are a few
men on this earth who know a little
bit more than Mr.. Jones and they do
not consider themselves great big little
white angels or gods like Mr.. Jones.
neither are they looney enough TO be-
lieve that the water in the Drainage
canal viii dry up and disappear in
case they should pass away.
A large number of women members
of the Phyllis wheatly Club. and their
friends picnicked at Washington Park
Thursday. A royal good time was had
oy all Who attended. A very fine 4
O'Clock dinner was served. and those
who sat down to dinner felt greatly
pleased in being able to be there and
participate in all the features of the
picnic and enjoy the beautiful scenes
of the park President l.. A. Davis
and her assistants deserve much praise
for planning and carrying out this very
enjoyable picnic.
We reyerentially and respectfully
ask that Brother Taylor tell us through
the columns of The Broad AK some
thing about the great Negro Demo-
cratic convention which was scheduled
for Kansas City last week. Evidently
its magnitude was too much for the
associated press. The Enterprise,
Omaha. Neb.
Sister and Brother Mohammitt II
you both will peruse The Broad Az OF
July 9TH you will find a full account
of the proceedings Of the Negro Ma
tional Democratic League, and If you
are not satisfied with it, then we take
pleasure IN referring you to The Kansas
City Times and the other papers Of
that city, which contained full reports |
Of its proceedings.
The broad ax., 1900-07-21

restA& p The Falss star" b. A. D
GaaA. which deals vita Mormonisn IN
AL - In raminsaticaa.
We Win ssad tbs vcea~ful boob.
vhseh b printed ~ ths ". .. Conksg
Company. and Ssfls for e1-sS. ana r.
Broad Az for enc yer 10 any aAarse
ln tie Omitted stAts. for ea-sa. Assnas
wanted svsrywhsr0. AaArms 81 con
nunieAtiOns . Julius y. Taylor, BdihOr
and Pshliahsr q ne Broad Az 80
ArDs~ avenue, chieAsa. m
The broad ax., 1900-07-21
THE FALSE STAR

ne Asitatioa q tAs Mormon ssss-
tioa Aas naturally aroassA so00 iatg-
81 In The minEs II IL elassD sf Dsoeb
throughout Ne Unitsd stssss. aAl nazA
hAs been writtsa Iaasly. hotA Deo AnA
con. o. Utah and the MornoaA nS
latest literary eoatxihutioa 1. that q
The broad ax., 1900-07-21

AaaAsuArtsrs q DsnocratSs aEaas o.
6al Committee II nnnois. Sherman
HoDs. ohioAse. ost. StA. 100.
n WAGON 10 nAy saaesF1:
fAas b - certify that Mr. Jsiius =
fasior. editor q TAs BreaA Ax-a -
sostssa q this city asvotsA - tAs b.
tsrssas q. IL, lts0oera1is party. sAS
a ahas sxDossat a Asnocratie prina-
DeS-ooaes - - highly rsopm-
nsaSs1, sal ] tAsestors take pleasure
n soansa1ins hin 10 Tie favorable
ssAA6srsttoa e 4sneerats with vAoa
- nay eo0s n busisess eoatnsl
Rsspsetfally,
walter WAGsua-
chakfAaa DsAD~at5s Stats osnsral
os9nittss e uhnois.
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80 SOUTH HALsTep OF.
Qaeer Spanish NaAsa

One Of the peculiar ways in wAicA
Spanish differs from English n in the
names the language gives - all people
with certain inhrmity or peculiArity.
A blind man In referred to - 81 ciego:
q man with but one eye 10 a tuerto; .
pug-nosed man is a chato; one who 10
cross-eyed is q bisojo; a colo is q
lame man. and a nance has but one
arm; IL he il humpbaeked he il q
jorobado; IL baldheaded q cslVo: and
IL the hair is very short be In a pelou.
st. Louis Dispatch.
The broad ax., 1900-07-21

According to the ancient practice Of
sriental monarchs. the Chinese en-
peror rewards those who bring him
good news, and Furnishes those who
bring bad news
The broad ax., 1900-07-21
vIrrsui. Not r.tro.I.ea.

There are eoiored soldiers in the Ma
tionsI Guard Of tbs District Of Colum-
BIZ and the summer encampmsnt this
year win b bald b GaitherssuEs. Nd.
instead % Leesbarg. Va. beeansa e
the separate eoscA law in the latter
statA
The broad ax., 1900-07-21

The last remaining relic Of the arst
railway IN London has just dfsap-
pssred- Il was built in 1901. and ran
between Wanasworth and Croydon,
motor power being provided BY horses.
The broad ax., 1900-07-21

Recent stadies Of the ocean bottom
lear the coast line Of continents have
shown that rivers Of considerable sine
sometimes enter the 80 bsneath t.
The broad ax., 1900-07-21
nh..sy Per c.. K,n,a =, ~.

Ni.ssy Fer Csss Kinsa ~ Btae.
TIE rife b responsibls for aeazlv
- PEI cent Of the killed snA wounded
IN modern warfare In the Franco
German war 1t was estimstsd. that
e.pee Germans were killed by rife bui-
~. ant only sss BY military nre
The broad ax., 1900-07-21

IA srs.GAx a.sirss - s.suss ssays
senEs 81 ssrsszpsAAssts n 81 80
osas & - eosatEy. IAhsrai esAn4s-
sisas ~ - pa H@ tss 81
f.rtA~ p.rtlszi.rs saAraD ~ npsaA
Al. - Arssw sss..a 0Alsaes.