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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10
toWarzyszen
Ksiezy POlskich.

Roczne zebranie Wiel.
cz}onk6w Stowarzyszenia Xxx,
Polskich, nalezacych do Uni
Polskiej, odbedzie sic %
WrzeSnia " plebani Wiel. Ks.
j. Dudka " Browerville,
Mimi.
KS. i BABg1NsKI,
sekretarz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10
Wydzial WykOnaWczy
U-gO POlskiegO RZymskO-.
KatOlickiegO KOngresu
W AmeryC9.

KS. K. Truszy6sH PREF.
Peru, III.
Stefan Czaplewsh vice, PREF.
AZ First av. Milwaukee Wis.
KS. 4. SztuczkO csc. Sex. i.
$50 Noble str. Chicago, III,
Leon Szopinski, Sekr. II.
565 Noble str. Chicago, I'D.
Stanislaw Lipowicz, kasyer.
$50 352 Peckham str.
Buffalo, n. 7.
Wszelkie pisma, listy ect.
do Wydzialu W~ykonawczego,
Tub Federacyi nalezy Wyse-
lac pod adresem:KAK
Sztuczko, g C
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10
ZMIANA CZASU.

Nowy plan jazdy uskuteczniouy
zostaf ma kolei Chicago Great We
stern cd 28go Czerwca, ma move
.cyfry prosimy uWa1ad Y planie ssjaz-
az umieszczonego wtycb kolum,-
naoh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10

tax ME jest. Kapital IA row
nj z praca 50 tylko s{ugami
spo1ecze6stwa, ME za6 jego
panama.. Cokolwiek zatem
czynia, czy kapitaliSci, czy
klasa pracujaca, koniecznie
W rachube brac powinni sto-
sunek sw6j do sp6}oczehstwa.
|Jezeli kapitalisci ma to sic
}acza, ably tenn lepiej s}uzyc
|sp61ecze6stwu, Mkt i'm tego
zabraniac ME moze, owszem!
lest to W interesie sp6}eczeh-
silva, take kombinacye po-
piera6, gdy zaS rozchodzi sic
tylko o wyzyskiwanie og61u
bez zabieg6w, ably odpowie-
|dnio do wyzszej ceny, jakosc
swych produkt6w zastosowac,
tedy naturalnie sp6}eczehstwa
|obowiazkiem jest przeciw ia
kim zwiazkom (trustom) wy
! stepowac do upad}ego; "a
~prowadzic prawa ME pozwa-
|lajace ma TAXA }acznosc. Z
|drugiej strony robotnicy Cd:
najnizszych do najwyzszych,
|od zamiatacza ulic az do
buchalter6w pc wielkich
sk1adach, j%akkolwiek ma .po-
(z6r z nicayia szkoda i Ii tylko
ma w}asna korzysc sic }acza
W Unie i zwiazki, przeciez
takze ma bezwzglednq ME "a
s}uguja ,pochwa}e i poparcie.
Unie i zwi@zki robotnicze tez
ME maja monopolu ma gwa}-
cenie praw innych. Me dose
|jest mice Unie, lecz trzeba,
aby ia Unia okaza1a sic uzy-
teczna sp61ecze1stwu, szcze-
ig6lnie W tym wzgledzie, re
unisci pewnego zawodu stana
Sic niezbednymi pracodaw-
com swoja zrecznoscia pilno-
scia i wysokim stopniem
%znajomosci swego fachu. So
jednostki, dunno. z swych
zdo]nosci, kt6re opieraja sic
wszelkiemu }aczeniu i ma
w}asna reke wy}acznie chca
dorabia6 sic niezawis}osci i
dobrobytu. Zdolnosci .odm6-
vic i'm niepodobna, a co vie
cej ich wyzszosc mad ludzmi
tego samego %powo}ania jest
dobrze znana, tax IL praco-
dawca chetniejby ich zatrud-
Mai W swej fahryce~ anizeli
unist6w. Unisci dobrze o tenn
wiedza, a przeciez gdy zadaja,
ably nieunist6w ME zatrud-
niano razem z mimi, ME ba-
CA ma ich wyzszosc, lecz be-
wszelkich zastrzezen donna
gaia sic swego a az! Z
'kad to prawo? Sp6leczehstwo
rozsadne takiego prawa i'm
ME NADIA, pracodawca takze
ME, 90 ]ednemu l druglemu
rozchodzj sic O lepszy pro-
dukt, a do tego potrzeba lu-
dzi zdolniejszych mad tych,
kt6rzy jake unisci O urojone
prawo sic %upominaja. Unie
zatem, ably doznac og6lnego
poparcia, powinne ma pierw-
SEEN miejscu postawic "
swym planie, kszta1cenie po-
jedy1czych. czlonk6w W da-
mem rzemiosle, lub zawodzie.
= Przypatrzmy sic ma Rad
ameryka6ski. Ma urzedy W
sluzbie tax zwanej cywilnej,
kandydaci sk}adaja %egzamina,
Ia kto niezdolny, urzedu ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10

Bay City, Michigan. Numer
'okazowy ,,Czasu" przedstawia
sic ~powaznie. styl dobry j
artykuly doborowe, ustawy
konstytucyi Sp6lki wydaw-
niczej z%apewniaja czytelni-
k6w, il " duchu katolickiem
ma tie narodoWem gazeta
Ibedzie pc wszystkie easy
|redagowana. Witamy przeto
serdecznie mloda kolezanke
,,Czas" W Bay City.
o o o o
w poniedzialek W ca}ym
kraju pc miastach maszero-
wa}y tysiace robotnik6w cd
samego rama W uroczystych
pochodach. Ma publicznych
m~iejscach setki NOV wyglo-
szono do robotnik6w. Kazdy
sic cieszy, re robotnicy tax
chetnie obchodza swe Swieto,
Ito jedno przeciez raj ME-
zmiernie, il take obchody
|~odbywaja sic tylko cywilnie,
re robotnicy W tym dniu O
|koSciele z%apominaja, niebacz-
mi, re i prace i zar6bek Bogu
zawdzieczaja.
I: o C O O
Socyalisci polscy W Chica-
|go obiecuja rok wolnej szko@
lily .socyalistycznej dzieciom,
kt6re przysporza ich gazecie
pewna ilos6 nowych abonen-
tow. Chicago vice ma juz
socya]istyczna szko}e polska.
lCzego tez to Chicago sic
|jeszcze ME doczeka? What's
next?
Socyalisci jak ma sp. OLGA
Leona XIII tax i pa
obecnego Papieza Piusa X.
wymyslaja. Co to dopiero
bedzie, az sic dowiedza Q
wielkich skarbach watykanu
i bazyliki sw. Piotra W Rzy-
mic? Gotowi pos}ac swegc
agenta, ably OLGA Sw.: uswia'
domi}. Bo i'm tez wolno byt
katolikami tylko bez wszel'
kiej zwierzchnosci, vice trze:
ba najwyzszego urzednika c
tenn .przekona6. Prosci ksieza
Inn BOWEN wierzyc ME chca
ba nawet i'm szyki psuja.
O o o o.
KS. B. Skulik z La Sale
powr6ciwszy z Rzymu niece
%spowaznia1. Teraz tylko fakts
W swym uTygodniku" poda'
lie. Jezeli tie fakta wszystkie
So prawdziwe, bedzie spok6j.
to moze i s1ohce zaswieci
daily Pan Bog!
0 o O O
sPanom, kt6rych idea1em
lest szko1a publiczna amery-
ka6ska, poniewaz W niej re-
ligii ME ucza, radzimy sic
udac po i~nformacye do RE
ligious Education Associa-
tion"'. Me chca oni wierzy6
"zapewnieniom katolickich
ksiezy i katolickim uczonym,
liz system nauki W szko1ach
publicznych jest wadliwy,
niechajze us}ysza zdania lu-
dzi uczonych niekatolik6w.
o o O. o
w Grand Rapids, Wis,
1890 b. m. wiel. ks. J. NJ.
Korczyk W asyscie wiel. ks.
wv. van Rosmaleu z Grand
Rapids i ks. J. Feldmann z
Nekoosa po1ozy kamien we
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10
Cd Wydzia4u
WykoDawczeso

wchodza obecnie % dose do
brze zorganizowane osady O.
raz 2 organizacye polskie.
Stanowi to sile bardzo ma1a
wobec dwumilionowe ludno5-
ci polskiej W Ameryce. Ot6l
Ichcac pomnozyc te sile, Wy
dial Wykonawczy wydaje "
tym tygodniu list otwarty do
grup i towarzystw, nalezacych
do dw6ch najwiekszych orga'
polskich W tym kraju
Ii apeluje do Mich, wzywajac
wszystkich do wsp6lnej pra.
Icy ola dobra og6lu. Daily
Bog, ably te nawo1ywania ME
przebrzmia}y bezskutecznie'
Ma powodzian W dalszym
ciagu nades}ali:
z przeniesienia $1092.76
Wal. Banaszak, Opeche
Mich. 5.OO
ks. F. Wojtanowski cd
parafian, Trenton, N. J.. 5000
ks. F. Wojtanowski 1000
K. Truszynski cd
! parafian, Peru, III $500
ks. FIR. Jachimiak cd
parafian, North Creek,
Wis. 30.55
lis. Ma1kowski cd pa
rattan, Hofa Park, Wis. 1875
KS. J. Zieli1ski cd para
fian, Forth Amboy, NJ. 1870
KS. J.. Zieli1ski 500
Tow. sw. Wojciecha B.
M. z parafii sw. Sta
nis1awa, Buffalo, N. Y. 1906
KS. C. Zielonka cd para
fan, Flenskurg, Mimi. 28.7(
KS. w. Duczma], cd pa
rattan, Providence, R.
I. 4O.3:
ma weselu u pa1stwa Skwir'
chow W Calumet, Mich. re
bra1 p. J6zzf. .Pawlicki oc
nastepujacych os6b: Woj
CZECH Bombli6ski so c., Mi
ko1aj Kaptur 50 c., Jan Re
bak rs c., MARGIN Smensz'
czak Is c., Rozalia Smensz'
czak % c., Piotr Tobo1a q
c., Jan Tobo1a 25 c., joe:
Gunner so . c., Rozalis
Skwirch so c., Maryanns
Maczyhska SO c., Jan Zibert
so c., Pawe1 Gwizda1a SO c.:
Micha1 Simowski SO c., Ma.
ryanna Simowska so. c.:
Franciszek Bednarski so c.,
Micha} Tobija6ski so c., J6-
zef Pawlicki 50 c.
Razem IT'S
Czlonkowie Rycerzy Najsw.
Maryi Fanny No 139 z South
Chicago: Hilary Choikowski
Is c., Fir. PERI 20 c., J6zef
Kozlowski LOO, Jan Woj-
nowski 100, Stanis1aw Du-
dek rs c., J6zef Chmilewski
100, Waw. Follmer 100, Fir
Ma1kowski so c,
razem $3.50
ks. B. Rosinski, Cleve-
land, 0. "a posrednict-
wen ks. st. Nawroc-
| kiego $1,000
ks. S. Bojnowski Cd
Tow. Rycerzy Boles1a-
wa Chrobrego, New
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10
o o. o o

w ostatnim czasie( zn6w
.kilka nowych pism pol
skich powstalo. Pc ciag}ych
deszczach ME div, ze grzyby
rosna, pamietajmy atoli, 10
W Ameryce bardzo }atwo ME-
znanymi grzybami sic otruc
MONA. 2 nadeslanych nam
numer6w okazowych nowych.
gazet, jedna tylko zasluguje
poparcie, I. Gas
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10

iTz- ------ ---- 1900 ------
wa. Wobec tego ME czujemy
Isle ~zadowolnieni tenn, ze6my
zebrali ma powodzian 138917
Natomiast wzywamy wszyst-
kich rodak6w do skladania
ofiar ma ten celtem Wiekszych.
IOdwolujemy sic " tel spra-
vie szczeg6lniej do tych ro-
dak6w naszych, kt6rzy ola
nieszcze6liwych powodzian
mic jeszcze ME byli laskawi
zdzialac.
Ma rzecz delegacyi nades-
Hall:
z przeniesienia $659.15
Ks. FIR. Wojtanowski,
Trenton, N. j. 1000
ks. Ryszard Acst, Haz-
Teton, Pa. $500
ks. Julian, Zieli6ski,
Perth Ambony, N. J. 500
Ks. S. Jaszczynski, Far
well, Neb. 500
TOW. sw. Jadwigi,
Southland, Ind 1900
Ia posred. ks. Nawroc-
kiego KS. Jastrzembski
cd parafian, Carnegie,
Pa. $50
ks. B. Radka, Ashton
Neb. 500
ks. B. Rosihski, Clev.
1900
ks. J. Zybura, 1000
Razem $754.65
W .tych dniach otrzymali-
smv list cd ks. Kruszki, W
kt6rym donosi, re Original
luz pierwsza przesy1ke nasza
W sumie $4,000 oraz zape-
wnia, re sprawl biskup6w
polskich ola Ameryki stoi
dobrze.
KS. B.. Skulik D. D. z La
lSalle, ma kt6rego W jednej re
swoich korespondencyi ks.
Kruszka rzuci1 podejrzenie,
jakoby on stara1 sic W Rzy-
mic O biskupstwo ola siebie i
tenn samem zepsu} wiele ola
delegacyi, prosi mas o pred
stawienie Szan. Publican osci
dzialalnosci jego W Rzymie W
swietle w]asciwem. Otto co
ks. Skulik o tel ca1ej sprawie
ma do m6wienia:
uBedac kilka dni W Rzy-
mie, wcale mi ma mysl ME
odgrywac roll re-
prezentanta Polonii, amery-
ka1skiej, ami tel ME stara-
EN- sic o zadna godnosc lub
ytuly. Wszystko co ,,Polak
W Ameryce"i ks. Kruszka W
tel sprawie napisali, ME zga-
dza sic z prawdq. U ks. hardy
na1a Della Volpe wcale ale
by}em moge to kazdej chwi-
Ii udowodnic. By1em wpraw-
die u trzech innych hardy
nal6w, atoli ami s16wkiem ME
(szkodzi1em delegacyi, a zapy-
tany wyraza1em sic tax o
|duchowie6stwie jakotez o ca
lei Polonii W Ameryce z jak
Wobec
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-10

Gazety europejskie coraz
to move 0 powodzi W Polsce
,podaja OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
potrzebe zbierania Skladek na
powodzian. Ostatnimi easy
zaczyna bye prawie pewnem,
ze do kleski powodzi przyla-
czy sic straszna kleska glodo-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-26
HAwAIps AMERICAN FROGS.
Have Been Inffoduced In the Islands
and Are Considered
nlessfnx.

American sovereignty is not the
only good that has come 90 aawaii
from the United States" said DR..
Hugh NJ. Smith. deputy commissioner
OF fish and fisheries. in a Washington
report. American frogs are proving
to be a great blessing TO those islands.
Four years ago 70 were shipped from
California and set down in various
places around Hilo They thrived and
multiplied. and hrve now been intro
duced into most of the Hawaiian is
lands
"These batrachia. by cleaning stag
nant pools. have diminished sickness
among the herds Of cattle. particular
IL on Kauai. They have also averted
the death Of cattle and sheep by de-
vouring the fiuke. little animal that
makes it's habitat in Hawaiian grasses.
Though small this creature has the
power when swallowed 10 gnaw its
way TO vital organs Of cattle and sheep
and cause death. For frogs. however,
the fIuke has been a fatiening diet. and
now cattle grazing in Hawaiiis largely
rid Of its former dangers and losses.
Another service rendered by frogs
is their warfare on noxious insects.
These batrachia are an edible variety
but the way they set to work at once
TO purify stagpant waters and purge
the islands of animal and irsect pests
assured them immunity from capture.
"Nt,N. as frogs are plentiful, frog
hunting is beginning to be profitable
industry. They are purchased eagerly
in tie markets Of Honolulu. The sue
cess attending this recent introduc-
tion Of frogs into the islands is in
marked contrast TO an attempt made.
a number Of years ago by an a-ricul-
tural society in Hawaii. Frogs wer-
imported and placed in taro patches.
but no trace Of them was evi- found
afferward -
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-26
With Brittle, ShapeIesS,
DisCoIOred Nails,
As Well as ROughnGSS and
RHdneSS,
ONE NIGHT TREATMENT

Soak the hands on retiring in a strong,
hot, creamy lather Of Cuticura Soap.
Dry and anoint freely with Cuticura
Ointment, the great skin cure and purest
Of emollients. Wear, during the night,
old, loose kid gloves, or bandage lightly
in old, soft cotton or linen. For red,
rough and chapped hands. dry, fissured,
itching, feverish palms, with brittle,
shapeless nails and painful finger ends,
this treatment is simply wonderful, fire.
quently curing in a single application.
In no other way have Cuticura Soap
and Ointment demonstrated their aston
ishing curative properties more effec-
tually than in the treatment of the
hands, especially when tortured with
itching, burning and scaly eczema.
Complete local and constitutional
treatment for every humour of the
skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair,
may now be had for one do,lar. Battle
freely with hot water and Cuticura
Soap, to cleanse the surface of crusts
and scales and soften the fhickened
cuticl,. Dry, without hard rubbing,
and apply cuticuta Ointment freely,
TO allay itching. Imitation and infam-
nation, and sootiAN and heal and,
lastly, take the CEticnra Resolvent
Pills, TO cool and cIeanfe the blood.
This treatmenf afiolls Instant relief,
permits 20 and sesp il l2e severest
FIRMS cs eczema and ofhhr itching,
hdrning and sc.ly humour spd points
TO a speedy, per uaneut aua easSomical
Gre OF torturine, disaguSiag hum9urs
from infancy to aS-i when al other
remedies and the beir physicians fail
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-26
CHANGES IN PORTO RICO.
The New COLONY Rapidly becoming
Americanized Under New Con-
duct OF Affairs.

There can be no doubt in the mind
of anyone visiting Porto Rico that the
island is becoming Americanized. Evil
dences abound on every hand In
Ponce and San Juan thoroughly
equipped electric trolley roads provide
comfortable transportation and COM
pletely transform the appearance Of
the old Spanish streets and highways.
Porto Ricans are enthusiastic over the
new system, says the New York Com
mercial Advertiser. The travel is nee
essarily heavy on both lines, since the
San Juan line provides the quickest
transit to the suburbs of Santurce and
Rio Piedras and the Ponce road con-
meets the city with the Playa, or sea-
port, two miles distant Crowds Of
Porto Ricans take the round trip by
day and night for the mere pleasure
of the journey.
In the heart of the island along the
famous military road one meets Amer
lean automobiles, some of them with
native chauffuers, and the barefooted
wayfarers betray hardly as much con-
Germ over their passage and no more
curiosity than the average pedestrian
In New York.
In the cities, particularly those Of
the coast, one reads the signs Of the
changing times in the substitution Of
American names in brass or black let
ters on many Of the Office buildings
and shops for those Of previous Span
ish occupants, or in familiar advertise
ments Of American goods displayed by
Porto Rican dealers. Every important
city has an fee plant and ice wagons
drawn by yoked bulls make deliveries
every day. From the latticed doors
and windows Of the well-to-do one
often hears the sound OF Sousa march
es or airs from recent light op-
eras sung or pounded upon what must
be pianos Of the old regime. and in the
plazaS at the Thursday and Saturday
night concerts spirited American OF
English selections have almost taken
the place Of the melancholy Borin-
quena and Spanish tunes.
Perhaps no American institution has
unaided, taken a frmer hold on the
people than the game of baseball. A
regular league Of four teams has been
organized in San Juan. a field has been
laid out. grand stand and bleaehers
built and large crowds attend the
Wednesday and Saturday games. In
addition hundreds OF boys and men
play ir scratch genes every afternoon
in the fields outside the towns and IN
The schoolyards Even football has
been iried-an annual game is played
az Christmas in San Juan.
Sixty thousand native children at
tend American schools to-day in Porto
Rico. In the morning and afternoon,
as they 90 and come from their tasks
neat and clean. carrying books and
states. often chattering their growing
stock Of English phrases. one sees the
greatest change Of all in the progress
-the winning Of the coming genera
ton. About 500 waits and orphans
three years ago naked, dirty and utter
~ destitute-io-day owe their saliva
tion 10 the American charity school in
saniurce. where. scrupulously clean.
well fed and cared for and occupied
with healthful games and drills. they
are learning TO associate vigor. order.
health and discipline with English
speech and the American flag.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-26

summer TourIst Race to 5. DaIkota

Daily from June lst and until Sept.
30, 1903 the Frisco will sell round trip
tickets to Hot Springs, Custer, Dead
Wood and Rapid City South Dakota
for one fare plus fifty cents for the
round trip. Stap-oyers will be allow
ed on going trip at Minnekahta and
at Buffalo Gap. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-26

A A Herren of Finch, Ark. writes,
"Foley's Honey and Tar is the best prep
aration for coughs, colds and lung
trouble. l know that it has cured con-
sumption in the first stages. " Sold by
Shanahan g. Mitchell. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-26

Prof. Dagger has been elected presi.
dent OF While Halscll college, Rev
O. L. Browning will retire at the
close Of the present session. w. t,
Wade, W. II. Darrough and E. N.
Ratclin have been added to the board
OF trustees.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-26

Some one removed the metal part
OF an ice cream freezer from the pub
llc school lawn last night where the
ladies OF the Christaiu church were
giving an ice, cream social. Fifty
cents reward will be paid for its re-
tnrn
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-26
To Cure Cold IN One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quiuine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the raoney
II it fails TO cure. E. w. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-26
international Convention

United Society of Christian Endeav-
or, Denver Colorado For the above
occasion the Frisco viii sell round
trip tickets to Denver, Pueblo or Col
orado Springs for s17.4O, DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-26
A REVELATION,

If you will make inquiry it will
be revelation to you how many sue
cumb to kidney or bladder troubles
in one form or another. If the patient is
not beyond medical aid, Foley's. Kidney
Cure viii cure. 1t never disappoints. Sold
BY Shanahan s Mitchell. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-05-26
QUICK Arresr.

]. A. Gulledge Of Verbena, Ala, was
twice in the hospital from a severe case
Of piles causing 2i tumors. After doc
tors and all remedies failed, Bucklen's
Arnica Salve quickly arrested further in
hamnation and cured him. II conquers
aches and kills ps'r. 25c at Peoples
drug store. DIV
A little more than ene month and
be Cherokee townsite Commission
Will resume its duties u appraising
the towns OF the Cherokee nation.
The largest line of Furniture we
have ever shown. Frazee Hardware
and Furniture Co. DIV
The Columbus journal., 1903-01-28

and son George, who went to Washing
ton last fall With tho intention Of max
ing their homo there, vere evidently not
pleased - thsy have returned. George
arrived hsre Saturday evening and his
father went to Scribner. Miss Lulu
stopped in Colorado to visit . few days
With Miss Rose Frederick, who il en-
gagged in tssching near Fl. Collins. . j.
n. Dineen, the gentleman who vas 10
Gently reported - having passed through
the fire. and birthstone test, passed
through hero Monday. He va very
much alive.
An important decision hes been ron.
dsred By the supreme court in the case
Of Bronson ". tho Albion Telephone
company. The court holds: a. Poles
and wires which permanently and ex.
olusivsly occupy portions Of . public
street or highway constitute IN addi-
tional burden for which the abuttinR
owner 10 entitled to compensation in
case he 10 damaged thereby. (2) When
IN abutting owner has planted trees
along tho street adjacent to his property.
under the terms Of . city ordinance pur-
suant tostatutory provisions, . telephone
company which removes, destroys or
Injuries such trees in erecting poles and
viree under it, franchise u liable for The
resulting damage. even though no unnec.
essafy injury u inflicted.
Robert J. Burdstte, OF better known
- Bob" Burdette, gave tho Rise and
Fall Of the Hustschs" at Moth opera
house lest Tuesday evening to tho larg-
ct audience that has ever greeted .
lecturer in this city. This Wa the first
public appearance Of Burdstts in Colum-
bus, and The High school vas fortunate
in securing him Tor their lecture courss.
Many people seemed disappointed, ex-
pecting 70 hear IN exerucistinely funny
lecture from Afst 70 Let. Burdette not
only pictures ths humorous but the
pethseic, and even while b w opposing
The awkward young man to The public
thsee waD . pathos in tho story that
made ono feel in sympethy With TON"
The hero a the lecture Unlike many Of
The hunoeists, Burdotto = not sarcastic.
Peeoooally, - i . man Who has e1pe.
uee0oo great 0oetoW0 and - doe not
Wi06 % make thiD lifo moeo bordoooomo
By Eidieulo q dun.
The Columbus journal., 1903-01-28

D1rMiss Helen Schram will tell you many interest
ing things regarding breakfast foods. Be and come
all cordially invited.
The Columbus journal., 1903-01-28

tion in the L. J. Leo building On Ne
braska avenue to tho rooms On Twelfth
street recently occupied - . millinery
store. third door east Of tho State bank.
Hall rates 70 Lincoln, January IS to
a, 1903. On tho above dates Tho Bur.
lington will ell tickets from any point
in Nebraska to Lincoln and return at
ono faro for the round trip. Tickets
good returning until February 8. AK
tho Burlington agent. 3
"A petition has besn circulated BY w.
J. Irwin in Genoa asking tho school
board there to call IN election for the
purpose Of voting $4,000 bonds to build
. new school house The petition has
been met With almost tho unanimous
approval Of the public.
Frank II. and r. N. Thomas, viii eell
at public auction ct their plaossix miles
southwest Of Columbus, On tho Island
Wednesday, February 4, stock, farm
machinery, household goods. stc. Every
thing advsrtissd viii b sold - they are
going to quit farming. Sec hills.
Mary Fairchild sntsetained sbout
fifteen Of her young friends in The nsigh-
borhood in honor oe her 18th birthday
anniversary, Friday afternoon. Guessing
games wers enjoyed By tho company,
Threaaa Gluck and Enlalia RYAN v;nn;n~
in ono game and Mildred Smith and
Clara Redee in anothee.
-We have just received . CIR OF
Pennsylvania hard coal, nut sise, and
still have On hand some Psnnsylvanis
stove size. Call now and ct your coal
while you can. This i the third or and
viii soon besold We have also sppuly
Of high grade soft coal Better put in
some bssoes ths coming coal famine
ovsrtakes you. c. A. 9peie& 3