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The oasis., 1902-12-13

other great corporations. And, like the pensions now paid to the Union soldiers, they will be good money well invested. No country will lose anything by making it's working people comfortable and contented, and it will be better to have the entire laboring population of a na- ton looking forward to an old age of pensioned ease rather than the begrudged charity of the county poor house.
 The care of the impecunious aged always falls upon someone. Under the present system it very frequent ly falls upon those lily able to bear the burden. By pensioning their servants who have become no long, CT able to work, the corporations will shift those burdens to the broad shoulders of the general pub lie, which are amply able to bear them.
 The system of pensions for aged employees adopted by the railway corporations is but step in a gen eral system for pensioning all working people when they reach old age. It means for the poor and aged care and comfort as matter of right, not as begrudged con tribution from the indigent fund in the county treasury, nor an equally begrudged assignment to the county poor farm. And the American peo- pie will pay the cost and have plenty of money afterward-just as they have paid for all the great and glorious things they have done in the past, finding each and every one Gas in the case of the pension to the veteran of the civil war; big item to the credit side of the ac- count.
 Of course the people will pay for the pensions, and they will find them a splendid investment. There will be always Tucson Citizens to kick about the system; but it will not do bit of good.
The oasis., 1902-12-13

works, hydraulic works electric work, fac tor les, warehouses and other works and conven- fences which are or may seem directly or in- directly conducive to any of the objects of the company, and 10 contribute to subsldize, or otherwise aid, or pariake in any such opera tions; and generally to do any and all acts and things, and to irAnsAct any and All other busi- ness incidental to the purpose aforesaid, and not contrary to the laws of the Territory of Arizona or the United States of America or the Republic of Mexico, or other cOun " or coun- tries in which said company may be operating or doing business.
 ". That the amount of the capital stock Of said corporation is and shall be one million (lOO0,000 dollars in gold divided into one mil lion q ,uO0O00 shares vf the par value oi one (I) dollar each; that said stock shall be fully paid in at the time of issuing the certif fcAtes there. for, in cash or property, and be non-assessable,. and shall be sold In such quantity or Quanti- ties and at such price or prices as the Board of Directors may from time to time designate by
 V. That the life of this corporation shall commence immediately upon the filing of these Articles of Incorporation with the Coun- ty Recorder Of Santa Cruz County, Territory of Arizona, and continue for the full term and. period of twenty-five years thereafter.
 VI The affairs of this corporation shall be. conducted by Board of Directors consisting oi nine members, who must be stock holders of this corporation, and shall be elected at the annual meeting of This corporation on the first Monday in December In each year. and the Of- feers of said corporation shall he President and Vice-Presdent, both 10 be elected by the Board oi Directors from among their own number; Secretary and Treasurer and such other officers the Board of Directors may deem necessary, who may or may not be chosen fiom among the stockholders.
 VII The members of the Board of Directors for the current year and until their successors are chosen and qualified are George Y Sai- mon, Wm. F. Carter. James Waddill, John T. Heard, James s. Harlan, Frank c. Abbott, Max Koehler.
 VIII. That until the first annual meeting, and until their successors are elected James K. Waddil shall be President. and Frank G. Abbott Secretary and Treasurer thereof.
 TX. That the said corporation is not at any time to subject itself to any greater liability than ten thousand 10000 dollars, except upon the written consent of majority of the capi- tai stock outstanding at the time the obliga- ton is to be incurred, and in no case shall such indebtedness exceed an amount equal to two- thirds of the capital stock.
 X. That the private property of the stock holders of said corporation shall be exempt from the corporate debts and liability thereon
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 18th day of Oct ober, lyO2,
The oasis., 1902-12-13
THE PEOPLE PAY, OF COURSE.
And They Can Easily Do So.

DSnIltiib ol pChcloil , oNotViho AiCd II that the people will be called upon to pay the bills. The people are already paying $150,000,000 an nually in pensions to old soldiers, and if they are called upon to bear the burden of pensions to railroad employees, there is no knowing where their burden will end. The we'll organized Grand Army of the Republic has been able to keep up the governments pension system beyond all reason and justice, and when the railroad pension system is established the we'll organized railroad employees will be as potent as the Grand Army in compelling the public to bear the burden. Where are we going to end?-Tuc- son Citizen.
 Every little while the Citizen throws spasm over the pensions paid the soldiers of the civil war. It is true that "the well organized Grand Army of the Republic has been able to keep up the pension system" but not beyond all reason and justice, as asserted by the Citi- zen. The Grand Army of the Re- public has succeeded in holding the people of the United States to only part of the promises made in the tremendous years of the early sixties to induce men to en list. With the full approval of the people the country rang with ap- peals for men to volunteer, and promises of what would be done for them when the country should be saved, and what would be done for their families should the for tunes of war claim their lives. From every platform in the land there rang those patriotic promises. The columns of every patriotic newspaper teemed with those pro- misses. Only copperheads and cop perhead newspapers (who called "Lincoln's hirelings" and "vandals" and "hessians" and other vile names the men who were at the front fighting armed rebellion said nay, and they were silenced by an outraged public sentiment.
 The burden of the cry to the man who was wanted to enlist in those days was: If you will only stand in the breach and bare your bosom to the country's foes, when you have put down the rebellion and return to civil life nothing will be too good for you. If you are maimed or injured a grateful country will care for you. If you are killed those dependent upon you will be literally provided for. As age overtakes you your pathway to the grave will be smoothed by the hountiful largess of a grateful na- tion.p
 The foregoing were the promises made in lS61-5 to men to enlist. THE OASIS editor knows, because he has heard hundreds of them yea thousands-made from the pulpit, from the lecture platform, and in the columns of newspapers ali over the broad land.
 By listening to those promises
The oasis., 1902-12-13

with the people of the United States and the people of the United States made an equally binding contract with him. He kept his part of the contract. He saved the government; he saved the country. But all over the land there arose men who set themselves to working repudiation of the peoples part of that sacred contract. All over the land are those who are continually grooming about the extravagant pensions paid the survivors of the civil war; and every step in the road that has been traversed to se- cure fair and equitable pension legislation, has been bitterly fought by these people, of whom the Tue son Citizen is a fitting exponent. And the existence of that class was the very reason for the organiza- tion and maintainance of the Grand Army of the Republic. The old soldier had to have some such or ganization to hold the people of the United States to their sacred prom ise.
 And with all its weight the Grand Army of the Republic has been never able to get for the old soldier half his due. Did the editor of the Citizen ever stop to compute what the soldier of the republic saved the people now inhabiting the area known as the United States? Had the south been sue cessful in carrying out the doctrine of secession, there would have been two nations where now is only one. Other secessions would have followed, and ere now there would have been three or four nations, all iealously hostile and watching every opportunity to wage war. That would have necessitated big standing army in each. Do the editor of the Citizen, and those like him, never stop to calculate what an immense saving all that inn plies? The permanent military establishments of Europe cost one billion dollars every year. Now, by the success of the Union soldier in the civil war the people of the United States have been saved one billion dollars a year for all time. Does the Citizen ever think of that?
 But Ii that paper could have its own way, the people of the United States would reward the soldier who saved the country in about the same way the stingy million aire rewarded the man wno saved him from drowning: he gave his rescuer a quarter.
 The same article in the Citizen from which the above extract is made commenced with this para graph.
 It sounds very pleasant to hear of the great railroad corporations increasing the wages of ,heir em- ployes and making arrangements to pension the worthy aged who have grown weary of the service.
The oasis., 1902-12-13


 WM r. CARTER. seaD
 JOHN. T HEARD. tseaD STATE OF MISSOURI. ss County of Henry. ~ Before me, G. F. warth, Notary P@hlic in and for the County of Ienry, State of Missouri personally appeared Vim. F. Carter personally known 10 me 10 be the person whose name is subscribed Co the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the purposes and considerations therein expressed
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 24th day of October. 1902
 GEO F. wARTH, Seal Notary Public,
 Henry County Mo- My commission expires January 9. 1903. STATE OF MISSOURI. ss County of Pettis. s Before me, Florence A. Harker. Notary Public in and for the County of Pettis, State Of Missouri, personally appeared Inc. T. Heard personally known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed 10 the foregoing in- strument. and acknowledged to me that he ex- ecuted the same for the purposes and consider ations therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office this 25th day of October. l90
 FL RRNcE A. HARKER. seal Notary Public.
 pctts County Mo. My commission expires December 6, 1905 STATE OF MISSOURI, s City of St Louis.
 Before me, stephen c Rogers. a Notary Pub lie in and for the City of SC Louis State of Missouri. personally appeared James s. liar Ian. Frank C. Abbott and James R. waddil personally known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed 10 Inc foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that they and each of them executed the same for the purp~ ses and considerations therein expressed Given under my hand and seal Of office this seal STEPHEN C. ROGERS,
 Notary Public. for St Louis, Mo. My commission expires January 27th, 1905. STATE OF MISSOURI, ss City of St. Louis, ~ Before me, John Bishop, A Notary Public in and for the City of St. Louis. State of Mis- souri, personally appeared Max KOehler per- sonally known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument ant acknowledged Go me that he executed the same for the purposes and considerations therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 2Sth day of October, I901.
 seal JOHN F.. BISHOP.
 Notary Public for si. Louis, Mo. My commission expires October 9th, 1903. STATE or MISSOURI, ss. County of Henry. Ss Before me, G. F. warth Notary Public in and for the said County of Henry, slate of Mis- souri, personally appeared Geo Y. salmon per sOnally known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed 10 the foregoing instru- mcnt and acknowledged Co me that he execut- ed the same for the purposes and considerR- tiOns therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office this 3ist day of October, 1902
 GEO F. WARTH. seal Notary Public
 Henry County Mo. My commission expires January 9 1908 TERRITORY or ARIZONA, County of santa Cruz. '' hereby certify that the within instrument WAS lied and recorded at the request of Allen T. Bird, Nov. % A. D. 1902 at 9.45 8. m Book 2 Miscellaneous Records Pages 1, g, ct seq Witness my hand and official seal the day and year aforesaid.
 PHIL HERoLD,
 County Recorder,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17

w L O BRACI
GRIESEL y Winonie " bloku
Pekera, ze wszYstkich tute-
ssych salon6w ~naiwiecej piwa
4prsedaia. : czego wYnika,
ie piwo gosciom tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknaj'epszem. W
gfownel sail 50 stoly ! mnogie
krzesla, q nadto osobny pok6j
Ola chcacYch siedsied osob.
no. Ludzi Y tel, pc starokral-
kra;sku ursadsonej obersy.
sawsze laa y uIu. iecs mimo
to. ka5dy szybko dostanie
csego znasda.i : sadowoleniem
wychodsi.
FarmersY teraz = cafem
miescie YygodniejsIei gospodY
ME znajds, jsk Y Grieal6w,ta =
=no}aesonejj ioh : salonem
arocerni Hssystko mogs kupitt
niasta dla kuehni stolu
awad4sa6lmus1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
ZE SWIATA

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Re SWIAT[AEll,,
SPRAWA JEZYKA RO-
SYJSKIEGO Y seminarYacl
v Kr6lest vie Polskiem, pc
suneta sic v tym roku krok
nA, rod. Gdy BOWEN daw'
niej delegaci rzadow, mieli ID
egzaminach znaczer,e tylko
kontrolerow, to " tVm roku
lch etopieh 2 jezyka rosyjsk'e-
20 ma decYdowa6 . prze]sciu
kleryka ma kurs WHISKY. Bisku'
p, j to ME wszYscy protesto-
wal, przeciw temu pogwaice-
niu prawa kanonioznego. v
f,rm,e wiernopoddahczej. q
cdpow,edz otrzymali W fore
me rozkazu. B%lskupowi ku-
XII hskiemu odpowiedziato mi
nisterYum, be g}6wn4 powln-
noscla b,skupa jest bye po-
siusznym rczpor1adzeniom RIA
Pr5cz tego wladze ros7jskie
sam zakres wymagan 2 1ezY-
ka rosyjsk'tgo rozszerzyiY, "a
daiac cd klerykow oprocz u
stnego ieszcze i pjsmiennego
egzaminu z .rosyjskiego: Znany
b sknp Szembek zaraz 4adanie
to spe|n'l alumni pisal' ju&
W tyn roku twlczenie:: sDNa~
}alcoSt P,otrs Wielkiego',
w SPRAWIE MALARIA
Wojciecha Kossaka donossa
Daieruikowi Pm. De p. ".
Kossak, praedstawiwszy CO.
sarskieJ par1e W swej pracowni
" Monbi,ou ostatnia swa pro-
ce, olbrzymi portret cesarsa
&c snita, uda} sic do Poczda~
mu i tam jrnerat-ad vi
cesarza Won Ptessen- oznajmif
swe postanowienie opnsacze-
MA Berl'na. Pan W. Kossak
pros,t jenersia 0 wyra4enie "
lego ,mieniu wdz,eczDosci ce~
sarzow, T., to, co osob Sole
dobrego doznaf cd niego, .
2alem jednak wYrazif niemo&-
nost wobec dsisiejszyca warun.
k6n, po~sostania d}u1ej W
Berlinje.
W tych dniach aa6 wyjechaf
p. w. Kossak do ParY4s, ally
tam wynajad pracownia | urza-
ds>G m,eszksnle ola swej rod2i-
ny.
BE Rim. - Doszty tn via.
domos ii z Warszawy De GO
spodsr ,ze towarsystwa " Klro-
lestwie polskiem zawarfy umo-
Wv z ajentami amerykahsk,ch
f,bryk o dostawe znacznel
i|os:i maszyn ro!niczYch. Do
tychezss handel ten bY} "
reksch n'emieckich fabrykan-
~N
tow.
MADRYT. - Koia dwor-
sk,e maja byG bardzo zaniepo.
kojone zachowaniem sic Ii
letoiego krola. Zdradsa on
bArdzo n,ebezp,eczne Ola mo-
nar,hy skiounoicl ! lubi sic
oddaWat zabswom v gronie
-oaoluoh - uarouoa - p n,4cnvch
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17

Rssoryd . SgedAnsu Mfdrcach. bar.
I do 1ajmui2cai powabnla powietd
Q Proxadxenlp NJ 5mlerf kr6lAe'
wlcza DyoklecYsna ] wyDaw1o-
min go siedmiu rasY pyzes medr-
COW, Wydanie move poprAwlone,
Cena-sO Q. III.
Jan OkpiS,oia czyli Sotcizdrzak.
siY1nY swego csasu trefnl6;; ::dkSo.
figlel avanturY. Powles6 ko-.
miczna ku r0zrYE CO czYtelnik6w.
WYdanle move. poprawlOne, :
Observation-Disclosures Cena dsw-
niei IS g. teraz tYlko.... 2Oc
Aakfta Dzie,oiica Z Brodq, evil
Cyrullk zbawca. PrzYgodY Her
trama " Zamku. Nadzwyczaj
ciekawe0 opowiadanle. l0c
Gso,oieE Mocy Powle6c przez Ju-
l'uasa de Gastin. Momaczona :
francusklego ~(nadswYczaj cie-
kawa). Cena. % G.
Testament Piotro Wae.ssD&-
Ii zamlary Moskali zawojowai:1
cafego 6wlata............. $ ct
Pyuoctsoo Mscha1y, Kr6lowej
70 Saby, l3te; SYbllli. l5o.
Htaorya Q ss1achetnej ! pisknl Me-
tNzynse, ..........t ......20c
Zy,oot Genowefy, powie66 moralna
bardzo wzrusza1aca ze starozyt-
nych czasdw...... ......... 400
Bokstaso ozYli Daisy Gag Geno-
wefy, tf6maozenle p.zez Ks. Os-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
Ea6iola. Powiest z czas6w prze-
6ladowanla Chrze6cian Y roku
800. Napisai Kardynai Wiseman.
l.Chw,le rozejmu. Q. Walka
3 Zwycieztwo. SO G
w mocnei oprawie ze z}oconym
ty,ullklem]... rs 6
dasksi'sia potepie1ca. Pow,esG przex
FIR. <. Tuczynsklego.... SO
Wa1Ea Biatych 2 h.dyana-
Pan Zwardowski s{awny n,,str.
ozarnoksjezkl. z wlelu pieknemi
obrazkam,, nn]uowsze wydaDie pa
na karoia Mark " Miko}owie, ma
Szl4sku ........... ~
Rsnazdo, Riinazdini, siawny
do Ko.lzca rozb6jnik6 x.-....6Oc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
Leharx Donsosey osyil nies@.
w.dne spoaoby domowego j tsnie.
60 ieozenla rozmaitYch chor6k 26c

! KDEHNIA POLSKO.
| .Cena 81
cent6w) nalnowsza KSIAkZKA
uiozona przex see
dziw9 do6wladc'ona kuckarke: PREY
pomocv kucharza hotelowego.
Ksl4zka Ia sawlera Masterpieces
rozdsiaiY: Napoje ZupY, JarzYnY,
Salaty Rozma,te potrawy 2 ja] !
maxi Potrawy miesne, Cielecina,
Skopowina, Wieprzowina, Dr6b,
Zwlerzvna RYhy, Rome potrawy
mlssnA Sosy Pieczywa Konnfto-
II i zadrawY Leguminy, budynie
! paaztety Lody.
Mode panienki bardzo szybko
nabieraia wprawY v kuoharzsniu
jezell ~praktvkujac " kuchnl, raz
poraz zagladsj9 dc Nego znskomi-
tego kucharskiego p%odreczni-
ka -. ....... ......... 80 0entow.
Dzse1e qaregos noaoego Isstd-
,sentu Il .4Oo.
Dzieje Marodu Rlskiego
(J6zefa Oh ci " K Q & o.,
ozdoblone licznemi obraxkaml.
Ops teeo wszystkiego co sic dzia}c
" Polsce cd najdawniejszych cza-
SOW, szczeg6lnle "a kr6l6v pol~
skich, az do lat ostai2,ch. Acct.
Katechizm rzynasko- katol;cki (wlek~
sly W mocnej oprawle..... Is 9
z. j. Debarbe. T. J.
Katechizm rzymsk0~katolich
" mocnej oprawie. .........l2
Eensentarz Rlsk. (duzy). .25c
Eementors MaSy ola dzlec
rolsklch " Ameryce............l2
LstosonM Electromagnetic
podreczulk zawierajacy nauke pi
SANTA i1stdw i 5otowe IVORY list6v
" wszystkjcL przypadkach ~
Ga " mocnej oprawle...... 85c.
e ramatyka Nzyka Pozskiego, sskol''
ma przez Antoniego Ma}ec-
&xiego 10 9
Histo,ya Ston6p Niednoczonych cd
odkrYcla Ameryki az do naszYch
czas6w. (przesalo 400 stron,c).
w mocrej oprawle.... 81 90
Eo;redniN Rzsko Anq;elski,
ksiazKa Ola latwego nauczenla sic
pc angielsku. 65ct.
Got1sne. Kslazka do o6wiecenia
,budowanla duszv chrze6clansko-
katolickiej. czyli kr6tki wyk{a6
Lekoyl i Ewangeiil ia wszystkie
nledzlele i 6w1eta wraz 2 wynn
kajaca stad nauka WARY i oby-
czaj6w l gruntownem wyjasnle-
MEM roku ko%6cielnego, na]ei6w~
n~iejszych obrzed6w koscielnych
mszy 6wietej, nabozenstwa> do
mowego dia chorych. drogi
krzYzowe] jake tel zYciorysami
Swietych Psnsklch, czczonych
mianow,cle przez Ind pelsko-ka~
tolicki. z l:cznemi obrszkami l
l,tografam op!acona poczta W
dOm..... s,.. ........... . Z.O
LEKCW ma
ws.ystkie Niedziele i Swleta ca
lego roku podfug przekfsdu K
Jak6ba Wujka T. J. st6sowple
do Mszalu Rzvmskiego wypraco-
wal ks ad1 8. Tomioki a potwier-
izonY przesK onsyssors Generality
arcybiskapl On znienako~?2oz-
nanSakl. Ksiazka;t ,,od ~lelu
lat W ca1ej Polsce AS POL Pru-
sakiem tax pod MosKalem
Austryakjem. Jest Y moone1
oprawle 20 ztooonym tytuliklem
/ ozdobn3 str..nica tytu}owa.
Kosztuje atylko. ...... $l.50.
Place ! nayzekanie Ojcow SIS. ozyll
S'edm Ksiag Mojsesza. IS G
Przera&l;soe Echo zrq6y Osta-
teczne3 ..>....... -.......... 3Oct
Mynhasssen n0sey-ten>z due
GIN nosem-r6zne jego dziwactwa
i
Csarnoksie&nh Hok,ia Rkns-
yli nauka odkrYciA talemnic
6b czarowania. 25ct,
Mektore ksiqika ndpisane przez
X.DR.BERNARDA M.sKULlKA:
Podreoznik Teologn Pastoralnej 75c
Kielnia Embellishments. 80
VODKA !, pljahstwo. Zoe
Historys parafl sw. Jao.a "
La Sale. III. 300
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17

1 Il. DERD0WSKIEG0
] v NinOna, MINI. ].
$40 T.. 3 street.
motna dosta6 rozmaite kg:4zk pol,
skle,szozeg6lnie zas n'aste pujaoe:
a Do
N~AROZENSTWA
Big 8 tobq. Ks,azeczka do ma.
bozenstwa ola mlodslezY szkol'
nej ......... $50. "
PERTH do Mabo&enstaca, ksiazka
do nabozenstwa ma czes6 Nsjsw,et-
szej Fanny Nary Nieustaiacej POI
mecy, " paradnej oprawie, z4ote
brzegl, : okuciem aamecz-
klein. ~
.Ani6f Sr6@, ksiazka do nabo
zeh1stwa y o%zdobnej opraw,e, :
bia}eni ok{adkami 2 ko6ci s}onio.-
wei, "a z4oconym brzegiem,
klamerka st6sowna q
p rszen d Ii pannY 70
Ani@ Str6S W paradnej opra-
vie z ~czarnej sk6ry. Z w%yttoczo-
nvm ma Okfadce z4oconym krzYo
zYkiem, z}ocone brzegi. z klamer.
k2........... ..... Luz.
Ans61 Str6$ bs,azka do nabo-
zenstwa ola katolIckle] miodziezy
" mniejszym formacie W wsra~
niafej oprawle czerwone :
go aksamltu. z w~yttoczonym
ma ok}adce z4oconYm Krzyzyk'em,
ze zfoconymi brzegami.... 40 c
Wanek Maryi (Wlanek ku
czci Najswletszej Mary: Panuy) z
wYt}oczonym obrazkiem ma ok}ad~
CO z z{oconym brzeg'em z Ito
conym tytulikiem.......... $l.oo
Ia sauna kslazka z okpciem "a,
meczkiem .....-........l.25
Wyborek czyll kr6tki spos6b
nabozenstwa codzlennego oprawnY
" droga sk6rke z oSuciem i kla-
merka z zloeonym k~rzyzykiem ma
ok}adoe i slotym tytuliklen 60 G
Ks. Arcybiskupa Dunsna ksiaz4
ka do nabozehstwa (Biskupka) "
paradneJ opraVie ze z}ooonym
tYtu}em z}ocone brzegl z okuoiem
i klamra (dla kobiet)..... $l,75
Ks. Arcyb'skupa Dunina ksiaz-
ka do ~nabozenstwa (Biskupka) v
mocnej p'eknej oprawie ze zfoco-
nym brzegiem (dla koblet) $l.3O
Ksiazki rozmalte.
Kamtyczk. = Pastora}ki i ko.
ledy czyll plosskl wesole ludu v
czasle SWAT Bozego Narodzenla
po domaoh 6piewane........ Is
Mdbwniczy opiis Polski -czYli
Geografa oiczystego kraju, : licz-
neml obrazkami mapa. Zawiera
przesz{o IS stronic... 80. IS G.
Kieszomkowy Sio~nik Polsko-
angielskl | ang,elsko-polski uto-
tony przez Antoniego Parysk,epo
E p ~
wraz .,Eauka wymowy an.
gielskiej".. 81 90
Ahksandra Cnodkki S}ownik Pole
ko Angielski l Anglelsko-Polskl
" mocnet oprawie 70 z}oconemi
tytullkami. Cena........:. $500
liosnki, Dsemsks l arye naro-
dove (oprawne).. ............ 25cL
Wvb0r pie;;ni narodopych, y kt6-
rym znajduis SIG: dumkt. aye,
marsze krakowiakl, ma.i y,
p,esni patrYotyczne, wojer ;
h%lstorycsne ,td.......... 80
|Lirnik Polski, Zawiera]&ov 547
Dumek. Aryi. Krakow,ak6w j
plosnek iudowYch. w mocnej
oprawle, Cena............75o
Bukiet PieSni Swsato,eych. 300
Gratulant oraz p,esn weselne d..
mlodzieno6w druzb6w. sawie-
rajacy: ZaprosinY ma wesele -
OracYe weselue - Piosnki we
selae. Cena.-............ 200
zy,ooty Swietych Pa1skich. po"
dug na1lepszYch zr6dei wy1etych
Z dsiel Olcow ! Doktorow Ko6cioia.
sw. o~prscowaue, Z kolorowa kart9
tYtuiowa ! smiu koloroweml obra-
xami, najnowsze wydanie pana
Kar6la Mark, " Mikoiowie. pa
Sslasku (Aupe}n,e inne ,.zvwotY
lSwletYoh". jak owe pofnszrowane.
jake to dotsd sprzedawali rczmaicl
podr6zuiacy sgsnci).... $500
ALIAS Hsstorys Naturalne; : 100
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
Klsiazki p%owie6ciowe,

Piekna Historya . Gerpl;0ej Hae-.
nie, GORGE k16la Antoniusxa oe.
SARA tnreckiego : KonstantY-
uopola CarogroduO kt6ra bedac
q dwoJu. p6znlej przes 2 lata
plelgrzymni3o wielkie utrapienla
] nedse cierpliwle ! meanie sno..
siia. Cena.............. Is
Histo,yo . sslachensj Megstossis,
o6rce kr6la ; NeepoIu ! P1o-
trze TYoeEzu hrAblm 100
Hsstosya > Gsss0osssb ktdft
~ lat pokutoval, pr1zYkntY pTssy
sakale u. =.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-25
HAVE GOOD ROADS III GEORGIA
1000 Miles of Them Built in Zen Years
Largely by Cenviat Labor

In improving its highways the state
IF Georgia now leeds the festot the
South. Nearly 2.oa0 miles OF sraded
roads have been bailt II the state il.
tie last tea years and under q law
passed in lSa1 the various counties
now raise $4,000 annually for r5at
making ard nendjGc
The state ROW permits the employ
mert Of chain ganes OF misdemaanor.
conyicts Oh road making as i GtlieI TO
hired free labor. The conyicts are
quartered in movable camps and dur
ing the winter in county barracks,
which have a.l the eonvenieHees OF a
we'll regulated prison.
The only persons in the state who
object to this method of Improving the
highways Are the conyicts and the
opinion does not count