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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23
RoklI IL,

.pochodzaca, slecz sswrof1 1wies
|nasi. zabrawszys pams naAza
oiczyzne. "a zaczslil = y Mani ami lrzadzit adi
:po zb6jecku,. ! tym radon i =
zb6jeck'm. siiako wroglim w'a
dzy bozej, narod polski pod
dawae sic: ME potrzebuje
JUL wcale ME ..ppea poawiinniSmy i
sluchae wladzy, jezeli nam
nakazuje cos co sic sprzeciwIa
naszej swietej wierze kato-
lickiej. ifnsf oja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

PEKIN. = Trudno
domy6li6 sic, kt6ra
partya wezmie prze-
wage adworze chih-
skim: Maja tam swo.
ich prze dstawicieli
zwolennicy4 reform,
.lecz. ME brak takze
konserwatyst6w.Prze.
kupstwo kwitnie "
najlepsze. o
PEKIN. Roko- X
wanna " sprawie
Mand1uryi zblizl;aja
sic ku kresowi. Po-
dobnIo obie strony in IN.
teresowane RosyaII
Chiny poczyni}y so.
bic wzajemne ustep-
stwa. .Chiny lekaia sic
obraz1G iDne mocar-
stwa zbytnia uleg}o-
Scia dla RosYi.
=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

a4s..ys aessio /
Ipruskiei wzglsdem mas Po-
|Iak6w uprawianej.
Swiety Pawei powiada
he swsiIscie do s.Rzy-I
|nian l13,:i ,.Wszelaka dusza
|piechai bedzle poddana wyz
Sym zwierzchnosciom, alboi
wien oie masz zwierzchnosci. .
| iieno tod Boga - a kt6re cd
|Boga sa''. a W tym saniyn1
lfscie W rozdziale Sym:
/, Oddawajcie tedy wszystkim.
toscie powinni: komu poda@;
ftek. podatek; komu clo. clio;
komu bolazd. bojazd; Rkomu
|fzeSe. czesc.''' ..iw -
Myli sic ten. kto 2 powyzej
przytoczonych ustepow 2 Pis-
ma sw. wyciaea zasade ogol-
"a, jakoby nigdy ME by'o
wolno katolikowi odmawiat
Iposluszedstwa rozporzadze-
niom wiadzy swieckiei.
II "a przeproszeniem! TAX
Pisma Sw. rozumiet ME
u1ozna i tax go tel koSc'6l
lkatolick, ME rozumie.
II Ably dobrze zrozumiet owe
slowa: {: ;. wszelka wladza po-
lchodzi cd Boga' trzeba je
iiaaemi- miejsean'
Pisma sw.. trzeba je rozumiet
w duchu KoSciola katolickie-
igo. Nigdy ME mozna slow
|tych rozumiee tax. )akobysmy
kazdego rozporzadzenia jakiej
wladzy swieckiej s'uchae mu-
sieli pod grzechem. Toe sam
Zbawiciel nasz. Jezus Chry~
stus. kt6ry raz powiedziai:
,,Oddajcie cesarzowi, co jest
cesarskiego". wypowie-
dzial pos}usze6stwo wiadzy,
pod ktora nalezal. poniewaz
daznosci tel wladzy sprzec,-
wia}y sic prawom Bozym,
kt6re on g'osil.
Zmarl ma krzyzu nazwany
|buntownik,em. bo tax czyta-
my " PiSmie $w,: Lecz zy-
dowie wolsli. jesli tego wy
puscisz. ME jestes przyjacie]
cesarski. Kazdy bowiem co
sic czyni krolem, sprzeciw;a
sie,eesarzowi.' Uao 10. II J
w dziejach aPostolskich
|(4 19) wyraznie napisane
jest. te przyk'ad chrystusa
Pana uczy mas, abysmy >. bar
dziej sluchali Boga. ME ludzi".
Apostolowie sw. / meczen'
nicy Pahscy wszyscy sprze
ciwiali sic wladzy | wole)i
krew swa przelae. nit sluchat
wladzy, ktora zadaia Cd mich
rzeczy ME zgodnych ich
sumieniem ! prawem Bozem.
A Jake to byio niedawno
temu jeszcze podczas walkl
kulturnej? Wszak to ia sama
wiadza pruska zwalczala nasz
( |Kosci6l sw. | chciala nam
odebrat wiare po przodkach
odziedziczona, i ma jej miejsce
fzaszczepit obce jej nauki
| Lutra j inne. Wszak pamie-
| tacle. CO sic dzlalo w6wczas::
lZar6wno szasne j dzielne du-
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

va; s}sE ~s ~
Ichow'ehstwo nasze, jak ]
wierni synowie Kosciofa 'sw.
odmawial1 tel w}adzy poslu-
! iszehstwa dla tego. &c: sluchali
wieceit Boea nil ludzi, bo tax
i'm sumienie. ten CLOS Bto'ty 9t'
W naszem sercu bedacy. ma
zywal.
A czy glowa Kosciola ina.
czej dzisiaj postepuie?
Wiadomo wszystkim. ze
Wlosi zagrabneli Ojeu sw.
pahstwo koscielne glosza
bez ustanku. re Ojciec sw.
Jest poddanym wloskin,. A
co OJciec Sw. wobec tego
czyni? Czy uznal krola wlo-
skiego rozpieraiacego sic "
siedzibie nastepc6w Piotra
sw.? Me! ci4gle j bez ustan-
ku protestuje i ME uznaie
kr6l6w wloskich. .Jaka ola
mas z tego nauka wyp]y-
wa?
Jezyk nasz. obyczaje nasze
= to nasze prawo przyro-
dzone. cd Boga nam NADIA
ne. Sumienie nasze kaze nam
skarb6w tych bronit. a my
ljestesmy naszemu giosow1
twewnetrznemu poslusznl. %
wioniSmy s}uchae wiecej Boga
- niz ludzi, zgodnie z roy
kazem Pisma swietego.
Is powyzsze s}owa Pisma
swietego trzeba tax rozumiet,
iakiesmy to powiedzieli. wy.
nika takze z innych slow
Pisma swietego. kt6re nam
nakazuja bronte WARY ! ca}ej
spuscizny oic6w naszych. -.
w rozdziale drugim ksiegi
|Machabejskiej dzielny obroh-
ca zakonu Bozego i swei
|Ojczyzny VIOLA z uniesieniem;
.Chot wszyscy narodowie
Antyocha kr6la sluchaja, ia
Ii synowie moi. slostry
bracia moi. bedziemy poslusz-
.zakonowi oic6w naszych; ME
|:u,}uchamy slow kr6la Antyo-
cha. -. " TAX samo powiada
najmlodszy Machabejczyk:
INie slucham rozkazania kr6<
lewskiego. ale rozkazahia
zakonu. I"
TAX uczy Pismo Swiete, tax
LUCIA mas dzieje Ko$ciola.
Bracia! sluchajmy wiecej Bo-
|ga nil ludzi l ME upadajmy
na duchu.
lyle 6w zacny kaplan
polski.
! Dodat tu chyba jeszcze
wypada. .4e s'owa Pis'na
swietego, przytoczone " na-
|gl6wku. maja jedynie to
znaczenie, ze wszelka wiadza
|prawowita pochodzi cd Boga.
Gdzie mad eztowiekiem, za-
miast wladzy prawcuitej rza-
dzi przemoc. t. J. wladza
niesprawiedliwa. tam On tel
w4adzy poddawae sic ME
potrzebuje.
Polacy, poki nasza Ojczyzna
byla wolna. miel' mad soba
sprawtedli dliwa. Cd Boz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

WARSZAWA. -
sNanifestacye .anty-
niemieckie " Mo-
skwiie J. .przybra}y cha
rakter wprost powaz-
ny. 0r}a pruskiego
znlewazono W sposdb
ME dajacy sic opisa'6.
Policya czuwa mad
,bezpleczehstwem Il w
Moskwie mjiieszkaja-
cych Nlemc6w. "
Kiiowie -cz}onkowie
tamtejszego kasyna
wojskowego zebrall ';!
ofiary ma rzecz " re
Sniak6w.
.lsssa zss4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

MANILA Pull
kownlk wstahc6w
|Marasigaa poddal sic
swraz z trZema pod
pu}kownikami, 5 ka.
pitanami, p porucz-
nikamil 245 zo}nie-
rzami, sk4adajac hroh
W dolinie Batangas.
Marasigan, byt jed
nym z lepszych !
wp}yw:oswszych wo=
ds6w powstadczych. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

zb6ieck,m, siako wrogidnl Wa
DIV bozei. narod polski pod
dawae sic. ME potrzebuie.
luz wcale, ME powinniSmy
wladzy, iezeli nam
naEaz,,;e cox co s;e nlrzeciiwIa
oaszei swietei wierze kato-
lickie;, II.1r sie..;
%, !,
DrOh,zlA E1h0ll
" I'm %s7i
M11: u,ai1REF
=; ohch6d no,,.t,n,, Sf,,e,..
-, ,,
fa.+,c'', .n.;-ar,,.t, x
K,non;l c,1sl; uvgloe;l
p,,x n 80
HEGFW1sH. III. "
hal; Roma,,owsk;eoo zebralo :,
sic k;,knnast,, obvwatel, n,,ol.-
.k;ch r, .,.r,;-.zk.,,.,
.,,no-,,; ..,..,,x l.x,x, d.,
zaIe7ny. Ill :. s;s;s.sl.sIsss
postanov;ono zal<unit = ,,jt.. ) Ia
t6w oruntu ! wvbrano komi.
+.+ .,~,e.,1,, ,,o@o,,, -
tet parana'ny' z'ozony'
Koe;h, eelr ,,.,1 Houeton
~. Heoev;ech III
JOLIET, Ill. - Alder I.
man z Lemont, ILL.,, Francri- e
seek Budoik, zostat stawiony
przed Grand Jurv y tvch
do;ach. oskarzonv o zamiar.
wvkoleienia tramwaiu. iadace.
90, ch,caoo do Ial;et,. ka
.em MIN ,resztow:,,,;;q-sa,
...o.x,.;o.,. e.,.;.,..- ..n...,.,..
,.e'..,-, M:oh., Na..,-:.,
W c,ahoo..-..l; .rs..,..'. . 8
7e
,.,,,,,r.no,,
n,-.4', ''',
,,. ,.,, 5 81 81
stolarsk'e)' ds'w' SIG g k.'s
- oo1eo,, eo~oA,, l,nAoI~lnn3
"a Polscv spfzfty kosc'elns
od N'emcow kuPu)a' w'e
a14c. e 81 jest polsks 1acl
~ -.'
mnog'ch polsktch koScloj6Ws
budoWanvch corocznio N q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23
POWlI2Y~
TELECRA.F|: ! !: F|:lCz!NE.

BERLIN. Il! ]! |. n - pc
wodu, wsp6}udzia}u "
demonstracyach ma
tutejszym uniwersy-
tecie podczas wyk':la~
du profesora Schie- Sc /
mana, skaza} seniat
:akademicki, dw6eh
.polskich student6w
na wydalenie = uni !
wersytetu; dwom in
nym zagrozone| rele-
gacya i. skazano ich 6
ma kilkudniowy kar-
Ger. Jednego za6 stu =
denta z Kr6lestwa
Polskiego, jak;'o'' INA
tretnego cudzoz;iem- IL
ca,' relegoWano / z
granic pahstwa pru-
skiego przymuso1wo .
wydalono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

BERLIN. Panu.
je tu og6lne przeko-
mamie, ze :bytnos6
ksiecia pruskjego
Henryka, brata cesa
rza Wilhelma, W Wa
shingtonie, wzmocnl
wez}y przyjazni mic
dzy Niemcami a Sta
.nami Zjednoczonymi
i wyjdzl'ie Niemcom
ma korzY66.
Pc powrocie ze
,.Stan6w Tedn. pole :
die ksi4ze Henryk
Pruski do Lond ynu,
ma uroczysto6ci koro.
nacyjne. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

k6x xOnflm 01loFs
rego zmuszono do
z}okenia mnaMndatu n al ola
tego, ze mia1 stosu- l.''
mex z m9zatka, zio'nl'a on
swego przyjac'ie'la, 9
p6zniej ia okrah !
opu6ci}, dostal znowu
cd wyborc6w swoich
vo.um zaufania ]
mandat poselski.
PRETORIA. -
Boerzy ,ts' otssz'czedzaja
ob.ecnie swoje silly z
zamiarem zadania
kilku lepszych cio-
sow kr6tko pred ko-
ronacya kr6la Edwar-
da. Mnlemaja oni, ze
kleska zadana Angli-
kom W tym czasle
popsuje uroczystosci
i pomoze -ich sprawie
|wiecei, jak kiedykol-
wick. Lord Kitchener
|otrzymal wobec tego
|rozkaz, aby stara1 sic
z wszystkich sill "a
kodczy6 wojne przcd
.koron|acya~ :
PETERSBURG:
Rosya wobec zapo..
wiedzl zaprowadzenia
eel ochronnych "
Niemczech zorgani-
zuje tormalna wojne
celna przeclwko
|Niemcom. w wojnie
tel 20 stronie rosyj-
|sklej stana Austrya,
W}echy, Szwajcarya,
DANA, Serbia i Ru
muQla. D
= o1gf
| MANlLA.-. Pull
kownlk wstahc6w
Marasigaa podda} sic
|wraz z tfZema pod
S ka.
nitanami. 70 pOrucz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

|powstaic6w, :klttl6rzzy *
tymcza!s'e2m. en- /. ,cofneali
sic. .Dow6dl1z,'c!:y d z,'c!:y .od-
d!ziiia'''.l6w', spotkaaow'1s'z'Y' { o'1' y
sic, uwazali sic u. wa q ] |
jennie "a niepr'zyja7
ci6l i stoczyli 2 solb99' 9
bitwe. = /
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

COLON, Columbia.
Skutkiem omy}ki sto-
csy}y z. soba bitwe
diva oddzla}y woisk
jrzadowYch. l8 ludzl
.poleg}o, a 63 jest ra-
|nionych. Oddzia}y te
Ewybra}y sic =. dwdchl j !
Estron, aze b. !otoczyd
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-08

Attend the
Entertainment
Ia Central Hall,
Friday Evening, Aug. 10Th.
Lap busters at cost at w. w. Adams.
James Sweet was at Memphis Satur'
day doing r job Of roofing.
Il has kept the farmer busy to
make hay while the sun shines" this
season.
Hoof packing-an excellent thing
for horses with sore feet. For sale by
W. w. Adams.
Charles Rounds has built n line
fence IN the rear OF his lot. VIM.
McWaters did the carpenter work.
Don't forget the Port Huron Banner
Race Meeting 10 be held Aug. IL, il, IA
aud 10Th, which Is guaranteed to be n
grand success, from the number OF
high class horses entered.
The King Hotel al Melvin burned to
the ground last Saturday ut about 200
O'Clock IN the afternoon. IL Is sup
posed that the fire caught from de-
fectlve chimney. Loss about sl,OOO;
no insurance. Mrs. King occupied the
house NJ the time and kept boarders.
Lowell Munroe has neat little shoe
shop across from Masonic Hall on
Main street and he Is doing a prosper
Gus business repairing and making
boots and shoes. Lows residence
property shows thrift. as there Is no
pretticr place in the town, although
many are moro expensive.
NY boy when four years old was
taken with collie and cramps In his
stomach. | sent for the doctor and hs
injected morphine. but the child KEEP
getting worse. | then gave him hall q
teasDoonful Of ChRmberlain's Collie
Cholera and DiarrhOca Remedy, and
in half an hour he was sleeping and
soon recovered.-F. l.. wilkins, Shell
Lake, Wis. Mr.. wilkins Is bOok-keep
er for the Shell Lake Lumber Co
For sale bv Grant Holden.
We cannot call at your home TO In
quire " there Is any Dcws. IL yot
know OF any we would be pleased q
have YOU hand II in or drop u IN th'
ExpOsitor item box az the postoiiice
We want all the news there II, but M
Que cen get 10 unRssisted. Just as anx
ious tO mention your company or visit
"A 10 mention those of your neighbors
but probably your neighbor gives u
more assistance IN securing the facts
IL does not matter II you're n subscrih
eror not we will be pleased to publish
vour visits and visitors. Hand In you
news items. We want them.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-08

Born 10 the wife of Ira Goodman on
Wednesday, July 30, n daughter.
The condition of Rev. Durr remains
about the same this week. lie passed
few minutes in the sunshine out of
doors on Tuesday.
The Sanilac County Jeifersonian
says that Forrest, the cigar man, has
packed up his cigar factory and gone
to Capac. Forrest was q Yale citizen
for n short time.
There is pretty girl in an alpine hat,
n sw eeter girl I'm n sailor brim, but the
handsomest girl you'll ever see Is the
sensible girl who uses Rocky Mountain
Tea. Grant Holden.
Lost-Somewhere on the streets OF
Yale, Sunday, round gold brooch
with green settings. Finder will please
leave at Rounds n VanCamp's hard
ware store and receive reward.
Strayed-From the premises of the
undersigned, II miles east of Yale, on
Sunday, July 20, n black shaggy Shep-
herd dog. / will give $500 reward for
his return. Fred Chamberlain.
Every lady should appreciate the
fact that the Port Huron Banner Race
Meeting Association are giving them
tree buulloHlOn W the kIounuh aux l-f
IS, IA, and 10Th. They should be look
ing around for their escorts.
The total output of peas by the Yale
Canning Co. this year is 206.075 cans.
Considering the upfavorable season and
the farmers being backward in taking
hold Of the enterprise, Manager STAFF
says he IL we'll satisfied with the out
put. The machinery u being gotten
ready to take care OF the corn crop.
Alta special session of the OES We'd
nesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Learmont we're received into the or
der and the usual pleasant social time
was spent afterward with the addition
OF fine program OF music and recita.
tons. Ice cream and cake was served
by those who had charge of the lunch
for the evening.
Abe Krupp advertised his farm FOR
sale this spring and would have taken
nj that time $1,000 for his 100 acres
but now he says 5000 would not be
much of an inducement for him tc
sell IL. His reason for changing hil
mind IA this spring he sowed SIX acre
of peas for the Canning Company
aud received for the crop S447.10. AZ
ter paying for his seed. including corr
and peas, he has t347 10 left, an aver
age OF S5I.S5net per acre.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-08

Charley Brown and family, of
Brown City, now occupy the Palmer
house on Main street.
Now is the time 20 get a lap duster.
W. W. Adams is selling the balance of
his stock in this line at cost.
Mrs. Christine Atwell Is haying n
foundation laid under her house on
Mary street, raising the building and
otherwise improving It.
John Newell has not been feel
ing very well the past few weeks.
lie Is around on the streets again we
are pleased 10 mention.
Lost-Somewhere on the road north
of Peck, brown plaid coat. Finder
will be rewarded by leaving IL at the
post-oflice at Peck. Frank Dagg.
Bert Jardine is building n neat resi-
dence on his lot next 10 the creek, on
West North street which he will occu-
by with his family when IL is completed.
al don't like TO see those duns in the
paper" said a subscriber the other day.
Well, so long as you are clear on the
books, what's the diff. There are 9TH
ers.
Makes the fires of life burn with
py days of youth. That's what Rocky
Mountain Tea does. 30 cents. Grant
Holden.
On the inside pages of the Expositor
may be found n full account OF the
Democratic state convention held at
Detroit last week Wednesday and
Thursday.
During an electrical storm recently
I'm Richmond, several people were
shocked and made unconscious for n
time. Bert Desmond, formerly OF
Yale, was one who was knocked down.
Cut this out and take Ii 10 Grant
Holden's drug store and get free
sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. the best physic. They
cleanse and inYigorate the stomach,
improve the appetite and regulate the
bowels. Regular size, 25c per box.
Reduced rates on all railroads to the
Port Huron Banner Race Meeting,
Aug. 1915. One and one-third fare
| for the round trip TO Port Huron from
Tickets TO be sold Aug. IL and 18th,
limited 10 and including Aug. 10, 1902.
The James Adams. New Century
Show has come and gone. The crowd
was small and the show was consider
ably smaller than the crowd. Certain
parts OF the program contained merit
and deserves mention, such as the
wire walking and trapeze work. TAX
ing the combination as n whole their
performance Is hardly worth the price
asked.
The Darkest of Africa Minstrel
Show have decided To- give their enter
tainment In Central Hall, Friday eye
ming, August Is. Admission 10 and 10
cents; reserved seats 10 cents extra, on
sale at Grant Holden's drug store next
Thursday. We predict that the boys
will have n packed house as Yale peo-
pie always show their appreciation OF
home talent.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-08
Ad changes

Ad changes
Ceresota.
". Il. Ballentine
Port Huron Races.
Palmer Bios. y Co.
West Michigan Nurseries.
Go TO Wallace Ballentine's store to-
day and buy something nice for your
supper. Home made baking.
Norman Z. Herbert Il improving the
appearance of his residence on Mary
street by neat coat of paint.
J. +. Beayis moved his household
goods in J. A. Rapley's double house
on Thursday and has since been busy
getting settled.
Mrs. NJ. II. Taylor has rented the
Jas. Rolls store next door south OF the
post Office and will move her stock of
bazaar goods therein.
old Rockefeller must have given an
other present to some institution, Tor
the price OF gasoline has been raised
10 10 cents per gallon.
Best meet, sport. and time are guar
anteed at the Port Huron Banner Race
Meeting, Aug. IL, IS, IA. and 10th.
Ladies free. See ady. in this issue.
The Junior Aid Society of West
Brockway viii have an ice cream and
watermelon social IN the church, Au-
gust the 10th. All cordially invited.
Lew Bow, "a former resident of Yale,
but now located at West Duluth, is re-
ported to have been killed IN a cav
mill last week Friday. We publish
this report only as rumor.
IL WASH, popular, II IL wasn't loved
by the people, why do dealers say2 1--WE
have something just as good "a the
Madison Medicine Co.'S. Rocky Mount
ian Tea" Think II over. 80 cents.
Grant Holden,
Glass No. 7 OF tho Presby terian Sun
day school will sell home made bak-
ing all day today friday, in w. b.
Ballentine's store. Pies, cakes, bread
baked beans, salads etc. etc. in any
quantity desired. Patronize the young
ladies.
Or. Warner Cornell. Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave, oyer Knill's drug store, Port Hu-
ron, will be at 1.-THE Paisley" Hotel
Yale, the second Friday Of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
of above organs only. Glasses fitted.
His next visit will be Friday, Aug. Sth.
lie will be in his Port Huron Office
every day In the month except Fridays.
Acreage lots in brakes Subdivision
for sale cheap and on easy terms
These lots are all laid out along fine %
foot streets and are the only acreage
lands for sale within the village limits
They are in close proximity 10 tho Can.
ming factory where all garden products
may be disposed of I'm the easiest man.
ner aud to the best advantage. Call nj
Office of +. II. Drake toiget terms and
see plats.
Geo. V. Reid has lately added q
pneumatic tired buggy 10 his already
we'll equipped livery stable. With
new horses. new harnesses. new sur
reys, new sample wagons, new buggiel
aud n corps OF trustworthy drivers
Geo. u prepared to look after the
wants OF the travelling public. Ed
loungs. our northend liyeryman, hal
fret class turnouts and is enjoying Z
large patronage, as also Il A. Il. Jack
son whose stables are In the rear of tn,
Hotel Jackson.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-08

The wind blows through our Wash-Goods;
just now it's a price wind. Our Wash-goods
stock has been the jest of the weather long
enough. The everyday excuse: wait till fine
weather has grown Wearisome. Fine wealth.
er has come and with it our determination to
exterminate this lot of goods at some price.
The following will give you line on all:
yards Musins and Batstes 25c yard goes 19c
yards Dmties and Mun 10 and 12c yard goes at Sc
yards Dmties and Musns and 10c yard goes sc
500 yards Prints and Chaies sc yard goes at &c
Fancy Grenadne Waist Patterns. soc yard goes at SOC
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-08
Ladies' Wrappers.

We have one of the best
makes on the market. running in
size from 80 TO AZ. We are show
ing a pretty selection OF colOrs
and ask only one dollar for them.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-08
Early Workers

I'm Shetland Floss will find us
prepared to furnish them. Bet
ter commence that fascinator or
shoulder shawl early.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-08
Ladies' Skirts.

The better part of our line of
Ladies' skirts Is I'm and we are
aux Gus for you TO see them.
Finely Tailored and put up In
the latest fashion. The color
ings are all that could be desired,
while the quality of the goods is
the best obtainable for the mon
ey. We have them ready for
early buyers.
The Yale expositor., 1902-08-08

We are cleaning up remnants
of Muslins and Summer Goods
at remarkably low prices.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-27

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SAN

Special Correspondence.
San hlarcial, N. NJ, May 26.-Pat
Sweeney, the father of Joe Sweeney,
died this morning at Z o'clock after a
very short illness.
E. C. Heitchew, switching in the local
yards, has moved his family here.
Bonita Ortega, the wife of Lorenzo
Ortega, died last night after a short
illness.
Mrs. Frank Johnson was in from the
ranch yesterday to spend Sunday with
her friends.
j. w. McCoach. travelling auditor for
the Mexican Central, paid his family
a visit yesterday and returned this
morning.
]. Rogers came in from his ranch
this afternoon and says that the plains
are very green now.
A nice rain fell about 8 o'clock, cool
ing off the air and settling the dust.
Jack the Ripper, so called but not
known, tried to get in the residence
of Mr.. Kellam about $3.50 last night.
Mrs. Kellam heard him cutting the
screen away from the window and
went out to see what was the matter.
The would be burglar heard her APP
preaching and when she looked out of
the window all she saw was a mans
heels going over the fence. Later in
the evening a young nan came to the
house and he vas posted to watch for
the man. AS was expected he shortly
returned and the young man placed to
watch asked him what he wanted, and
the fellow then made another break
for the fence with a bullet chasing
after him which missed him. 1t is
supposed that this is the same individ-
ual who tried to break into the house
of Mrs. Fletcher. He will probably not
be so lucky in escaping the next time
he tries to break into peoples houses.