davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-15
Chrzesciahskie obiet:
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cyalaej demokracYi
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fCiag dalszy.)

Chrystus wyrzekl ,,biada
|bogatym" j to tax do Aludzi,
jak do sp6lecze6stw. 2 mad
|miarem bogactwa, LACEY sic
nadmiar wystepk6w, q b}ogo-
slawiefstwo j szczescie maja
|ubodzy duchem.
Chrystus ME m6wi, zee
wszyscy ubodzy blogoslawie-
nj, lecz m6wi blogos}awieni
|ubodzy duchem. Kt6z to
Jest ubogi duchem? Ubogi du-
chem Jest. ten, kto serca ME
%przywiazuje do bogactwa, kto
ME szuka ca1ej pociechy W
.posiadaniu majatku. To tel
.bogaty, majacy duzy majatek,
moze bye ubogi duchem, a
ubogi, ME majacy majatku,
ME Jest ubogi duchem, jezeli
nosi W sercu pozadanie boz
gactwa nadmierne.
Abraham mia1 duly maja-
tex, abylu bogi duchem. Przy
podziale byl %zadowolony tenn,
co mu Lot zostawil. Ubogi
duchem jest kazdy ubogi
wtedy, gdy e sWego stanu
z%adowolony, gdy ME zazdro-
Sci bogatym ich majatku, gdy
"a ostateczny Gel piracy swej
ME stawia togo, aby bye bo-
gatym. Ubogi duchem Jest
ten, kto sic ME Wynroa ponad
|drugich ola bogactwa swel
'duszy, ola talentu, innych
~przymiot6w, kto sobie mic
ME robi 2 przepychul ] %.
znaczenia, ~ 6w Karo]
Wielki, kltt tt yodlllozya zlocisty
plsszcz ia box g
sim q i ZI1w,,ygo,sdlInrliile|ij ~ k 3 '''1tl E'ln''
surducie,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-15
OdWydzialu
4aEsE =&eg ~ 'Grz- It,I 81 = ..&a = .~ 49,. Es1sNE
WYko n ! '

Program~IH polsko-K ato-
liekiego Kongresu, o1lkt61yJ
(delegaci niekt6ry mas DOLBY
[tuja, juz Jest ulozouy j "
szczeg61nych zarysaoh pred
stawia sic jaknastepuje:
Wtorek, 81 wrze6nia 1904.
Q godz. Sci rano delegaci
|6wieccy zbiora sic wszyscy v
sail szkoly SW. Stanlislaw,a,
znajdujacej sic na smallman
i 21ej ulicy v Pittsburgh, Pa,
zkad kwadrans do 10 wyru-
sza do ko6ciola ma naboze6t-:
stWo przed-kongresow Wiel.
D-uchowie6stwo v lynn SO,
mym czasie Wyruszyz pleba--
nil 6w. Stanislawa. !
o godz. 10 pred polud-
MEM naboze6stwo przedkon-
gresoWe. 20 nabozehstWie,
Wiel. D~uchowiehstwo i dele
gael udadza sic IA sale kon-
gresowa.
osgodz. 12Wpoludnie przy-
iecie go6cieprzezkomite miejj-.
scowy Kongresu, zamfianowa-
ME komitetu do ~sprawdzenia
mandat6w, a nastepnie odro-
genie.
@ godz. Sci pc pol. RAPPORT
.kom1itetu do spralWdIzenia man man
dat6w. Wyb6r urzednik6W
KongresoWych. Sprawozdani.e
.Wydzialu. WykonaaWczego j
(Delegacyi RI. Rszzymnaps s|lie'j o ''Il'
SGsE = eS%MSEE%hs = = II = &EStA
mianowanie rozliczznychs koo-
mitet6W.
Wgii l,csze,le posie vI''t' u ko-
mitet6W.
sroda, dnia g Wrzednia.
o godz. 9 ranno odczyta mi
!!protto'.kl'lo1lllul. spraVozdania ko-
(mitet6w. Dleab.taty Odroczen Die
|posiedz,enriias osggodz. ppo g
|ludnie.
0sgodzs popol. dsllazy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-15
vol GJVVs6

I'D. "a : F.E'I%&7%L"N2S s.".5rpNt so Nt-#&-
W nie ,ll; Z jes'd len:
bm., odslonieto " Chicago
nareszcie pomnik Kosciuszki
z wielkao kazalo6ciA jak na
to przysta}o. Wszyscy Pola-
cy W. Ameryce s}usznie mo-
ga bye dumni il pomnika j z
wystepu: Polak6w z Chicago
i okolicy ma te uroczysto6c.
.Jestto W kazdym razie chwila
jedyna, jaka poszczycit sic
mole dotad Polonia amery-
ka6ska, oby ME by}a ostatnia.
Idzmy bracia naprz6d, wsp6l-
ME wiele zdzia1ac mozemy,
ME poprzestajmy ma pomni;s
kach 6pizowych i kamien-
nych, zostawmy pc sobie
choc jeden pomnik wiekszy
Cd tych m%artwych. Niechaj
%potomno6c nasza j amerykah-,
ska sic przekona, ze6my ME
tylko potrafili bye wdziecz-
nymi. przodkom naszym 20
ich wielkie czyny, lecz ze6my
my takze starali sic zdzialac
cos, co " d}ugie latt "a. 20 ma
szem zej6ciu Z arenY pubicz-
nej 6wiadezyc bedlziee . :nraszej
milo6ci Ojczyzn1Yi,s Zabbie'rz,m11'!y
sic do postaW1enia pomnika
naszej piracy narodowej, do
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zakfa-
du ~naukowego, uniwersyteJtlul4,,
" kt6rym mlodziez nasza
ksztalcic Die bedzie na pra-
Wych polak6w!
a.. a. q Il
D[)tz,iile''ln 1ll1 !C''hicago,sslk.ii"' ME ME
slu u',s'l 'l'' czspiaa pie Wial arr !
zaarzzuloajac nam, ze6my pre-.
ciWnni pomnikom spi1u
kamieni. Tego6my nigdy
n~iesporiedziei lecz radlzili IL
my - slko6c5y6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-15
.NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznieni So do kolektowanla
abonamentu W1ARUsA .nastepu]acy
nasi agenoi miejscowi:
BAY CITY. Mich, Alexander Niedzielski
BALTIMORE, M. D., F . Ziarnowski
CHIC .GO. Ill, MAJ Derengowski
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski
FARWEL, Nebr. Franciszek strzelecki
GRENvILLE, S. Oak, Jozef Gnuba
HOFA PARK, Wis, M J Kosmicki
NANTICOKE, Pa. Fr. Jablonski
BOSTON, Mass, W X Szemborski
OAK HILL, Mich. St Pogorzelski
PIKE LAKE, Wis, Adam Bambenek
POUND WIS, )ozef N Teszlewicz
SOUTH OMAHA, Eebr. MARGIN S Cera >
TARNOW, Nebr. Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-15

1@04Ddts~
ICzRartek, dnl1la ! 4 \
ggod1z.2 q rano odczytanie
ls 4 a''ll q daisy a / cis le.alsI,
;~ozda6 komitet6Nii kusyi,
!loI,,d % posiiedzenliss 1rEEppo.
-.
D gods;. & dol 8 'lnle 2
'sprawozdlaa6fl'ai q lddjysekkuleeJyi o Graz
.wyb6r urzs,edlnl1ilkk6Wss
Ogodz. H8 walne zebranie
" mai
wiskszej miejskiej hall.
Wnioski Ola izby kongresu
przygotywywac beda SPECIAL
kt6rlych ma bye
AZ dsziesiec, q mianoWicie: D:
.kolnitet programu, prasy,
3 DO rezolucyi, federacyi,
81 szkolnictWa elementarne.
go,s6) szkolnictWa 6redniego
Wvzszego. wychoWania Il
ksztalcenia niedoroslej mlo-
dlzieatzy, 81 enigracyi j kolLon i
2: zsaaeyi, 81 ~przemyslu j handful,
10)S stosunk6W politycznych.
.Podstawa piracy poazczg6l-
nych komitet6w beda STANG
willy poszczeg6lne referaty,
przygotowane przez SPECIAL
nykomitet przedkongresowy
Przy tel sposobno5ci poWta-
RAINY. nasza usilna pro5be,
wyrazona juz " .oredziu, ably
Wiel. Duchowie6stwo nasze
" niedziele pred kongresem,
dnia Is wrze5nia v czasie
g}6Wnego nabOzehstWa racZy-
10 " kilku slowach pouczyc
lud polskio chWalebnym celu
#Kongresu j wezwalo go do
modlitwy Q blogoslawio6stwo
Boze ola delegat6w w.ich re-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS piracy.
Cd wiel. ks. K. Gronkow-
sekretarza grupy ksie-
zy,nalezacych dozZjednocze-
MID, dowiadujemy sic, re pre-
szfo "a ksiezy 2 Chicago j
przyrzeklo wyjechac
= MIN razem 2, Chicago do
Pittsburgh ma Kongres vie.
czorem dnia Is wrzesnia.
Dowiadujemy sic nadto,
cze6ciowo zaS list6w, ze. de-
ma Kongres doPitts-
burga osada 6w. Jacka Mil
waukee, Wis.,, wybrala oh. J.
Maciolka, Zjednoczenie-M. B.
Czestochowskiej, OBJ. Fl. Ka-
Tow. 6w ". Ka-
zimierza j Tow. sw. Marcina
tudziez par. 6w. Kazimierza
" Johnstown, Pa, oh. Kon-
stanteggo Flsza.
Ma pokrycie koszt6w liz
Polsko-K Kat. Kongresu Cd p.
J6zefa Pawlickiego " Calumet,
Mich, otrzymali6my $500.
Nova osada federacyjna}
zawiazala sic Y parafM 6W.
Kazimierza " Elmira, n. 81,
do zarzadu tymczasoWego
wchodza:
J6zef Wardzinski, prezes;;
MARGIN Lepkowski, wicepare-
yes; Jan Kopczyhski, sekr.
prot; Felix's Ryll, sekr. fin;
MARGIN Konieczny, marsza1ek;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-15

masftWy
brad sie a. i'g''aIlllil pom g
'nik6lv,', u ks,tl56tlr.ycc'hI,lbdyg aycie A.
ply,n1le4lo na Gale ltte nasze
ameryka1sslklie.
chyba ME zechce tWier-
ze nam 4 5ttetgoni i potrze-
2 ,dobra VIOLA w1azci-
ven braniem sic do sprawy
.daleko zaj66 mozemy, J
wszystko, nawet to, CO dis
.zdaje sic niemozebnetm, sta
ME sic ~rzeczyW;sto6cia. Pra-
Icujmy tylko szczerze, 9 9
skutki ME potrzebujemy sic
obawiac!
Q Q 0 .
Wielkiego halasu narohiiy
gazety : powodu, ze siostry
Nazaretanki oglosily v sWyym'
programme nauke religii "
angielskim jezyku. Byli6my
Z CORY przekonani, ze Wiel,
siostry amerykanizoWat MO
dych panienek ME zamierza-
ja, vice czekali6my, jak sic
sprawl sko6czy. W zeszlym
:tygodniu ks. kapelan tych
si6str wyslal do. interesowa-
nych gazet sprostowanie, cry
Ii wyja6nienie sprawy, z kt6=
rego dowiadujemy sic, L
nieslusznie napadano ma
siostry Nazaretanki. Ma ~,
genie wielkiej cze6ci rodzi-
COW ksztalcacych sic panic
mex u Si6str Nazaretanek'
siostry ~wprowadzi}y ma pro-
gram try czy dwie lekcye
tygodniowo wyk}adu religgii
pc angielsku, ably ma wypa-
dek odwiedzin dostojnik6w
ko6ciola panienki ME musialy
sic rumienic, .gdyby je zapy-
tano . cos z religii " jezyku
k%rajowym. Uwazamy ten
sskrok Wiel. Si6str Nazareta.
mex "a zupelnie sluszny.
&E 80 -. - S%l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-13
Rlena Maria.
AucT1oNEER.

w A. Ferguson has taken out
license as an autionccr. All old
friends wanting his services wiilff'"
him in town
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-13
Riena Maria.

II stray stock trouble you, phone
the poundman Phone 56a. #
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-13
Notice To Contractors

Sealed bids viii be received 3,
the city clerk of the CITY Of Chick
asha, az his office up tin c'clc,l
h. M on the sist Of April 1904.
for the construction of hltcr
house and clear water weil. in ac.
coFdaucc with The plans and speci,
6eauons or tile az the Office Of the
city clerk. A certified check for
$4,000 psyahle 10 the City 81
ChickaSha. / r.. mus, accompany
each hid The cheek VIII he for.
scised 10 the city IN case the bidder
sails 70 enscr into ctNntrac, after
having received the awars
Bids viii * opened On the above
date IN the cisy council IN the
rgeSeisce * such bidders a. may
ss,end. The coancii reSer,rs the
nSht 10 reiecs any 81 ali hsiS.
gene
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-13
Riena Maria.
John 7, Dychs,

The death Of John Il. nyche &C.
CURED az the home OF Fred Free.
mau a short distance north Of
IIillShoto tl.avcrty), Wednesday
night, April 9th, At isl4s o'clock.
MI. nyche was IN but 4 few days,
being kicked in the stomach by a
mule ON SUNDAY and pcritonitis
having set III, death resulted, which
came AZ a great shock to his many
friends.
"lohn' As he was known to his
tricndS was an exemplary christian
gentleman and hy his kindly
generous disposition endeased him
self to all who knew him. He Was
very ambitious and his prospects
were bright, but human agencies
OF medical skill avail not when the
grim destroyer COMES, and his great
aud gyntle spirit took is flight, as
peacefully as the sun goes down
hehind The hills Of the rcd west.
70 that brighter, hetter land--the
goal oi human hope.
His corpse vas taken hack TO
Kansas 10 his grief stricken mother
aud father sisters aud brothers.
The sympathy Of our little com.
munlty goes out In this hour Of
bitter sorrow MAY the repoSe 81
the Just aud eo0d he his. ". E.I.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-13

BARGAINSl Here arc some ol
the low rates which the Rock Is
land System offers; SIS 10 san
Francisco; Sss to Los Angeles; $50
TO Portland; $40 10 Seattle; $50 to
Tacoma; So. So to Spokane; SIS to
Helena, Butte and Anaconda. The
above bargains are ON sale until
April 20. You can connect with
tourist cars at Herington or Belle
vile, R. SrEruENs, Agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-13

Iaiiu construct uIiotr over duu
across Lime Creek on Sixth street
in said citv d Chickasha, which
said money is 10. be 80 deposited
within hvc days from and after
The passage, publication and &C.
cepiancc of this ordinance, which
said 5000 90 and said piling ioi
said bridge, said piliug 70 be T. o.
b. cars on ilacf Of SAID Railroad
land company a. Chickasha, 70 be
furnished within thirty days from
aud after the passage, publication
and acceptance Of this ordinance,
and the furnishing Of specifications
10 be used By said city Of Chicka-
sra fof the purpose Of construct
ing. erecting aud building a good
and substantial bridge on said
Sixth street; aid said city Of
Chickasha agrees TO use said
money and said piling and all
thereof for said purpose; said
bridge 10 be constructed by The
officials Of said city Of chickasha
fee and clear Of expense 10 said
railroad company. except as herein
before provided, and 10 be con-
sifncicd as reasonably early as the
same canbc constructed, and upon
The failure Of the said railroad
company 10 furnish sid
100000 and said piling within
sueh time OF times as hercinbelorc
provided, The said Oklahoma City
a Western Railroad Company
shall forfeit all rights aud privil-
cges granted under this ordinance.
Section 4. That the said Okla.
homa City q Western Railroad
Company shall within five days
after final passage and publication
of this ordinance file iis uncon.
diIional written acceptance Of the
terms and conditions hereof, and
from and after the filing Of such
acceptance with the City Clerk Of
said city Of Chickasha then this
ordinance shall be aud become a
binding contract by and between
sud city Of chickasha and said
oklahoma City x Western Rail
road Company.
Section S. That all ordinances
or parts ot ordinances in conflict
herewith, OF any palf q this ordi-
nance be and the same hereby are
repealed
Section 8. This ordinance shall
be Ia full force and effect from and
after is approval aud publication,
aud after The said Oklahoma City
X Western Railroad Company has
by its president or attorney filed
its unconditional written accept
auce Of the same as herein set
forth.
Passed aud approved the 9TH
day of April, 1904,
r, N MURPHY,
tArrEsr.) Mayor.
oR nRws, City Clerk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-13
Riena Maria.

Ladies', Saw nid you know 81.
mon Pure baking Powder Is the
ReS, ana pures,, All6rss class gro.
ectS sell IA, ss NcafS SucceSS. Net
ma6s hy The trust. but m&nulae.
,uted hy The Gahland RaSinS Pow.
der So. Cameron. Mo-. Call Coz
simon Pure Raking Powder il is
he he.l. n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-13
Rlena Maria.

Mrs x Barclay win give 4 d<.
noostra,iOa y expert cooking Al
J \. AhetcnNmhieS store ShoWinc
she merits N Snov~,irifs lara.
AN ladies inwNM. Demonstration
comaelNcs ruesEas al y 4 mn ana
centiu0os shrec DAYS s. s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-13
Riena Maria.

Paints, oils. varnish-
es,Wallpaper, pictures,
and frames. Up to-
date painters and pa
per hangers at w. "a.
Cooper Co. Phone ga
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-13
Riena Maria

All kinds of soaveuger work done
on short notice. Leave your order
at the Nickel Store. Il
] y. Roatright
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-13

All PERSONS having rooms to
rent with or without board during
the Fat Stock Show, April lo-ao-al
please give names 70 Jno Wells at
.Bohart & Wells office. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-04-13
Riena Maria.

Ladies YOU want the best, social
for Simon Pure Baking Powder. 1t
is the best. Try it. d
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-27
ESCAPED MOOSE TWICE
ssDidmOntipld Jack" Davis Be.
comes Rich and WedS

Salt Lake, May 26.-Twice within
the shadow of the gallows. than q
u ospector and now a mining Gagnate.
"Diamonfeld Dick" Davs now has
taken unto himself a bride. Accord
ing TO advices received from Tono-
pah. Mrs. Minnie Williams of that cit.
has become his wife.
"Dlamondheld Dick" Davis was tree
for and convicted of the murder of 2
sheep herder in the Snake river re
& on OF Idaho In the later eos.
The tragedy was the outcome of o
bitter quarrel between the sheepmei
and cattlemen. Evidence pointec
ST ongly to "Diamondgeld Dick" anc
information was immed lately filef
against him. In the trial that fol.
lowed the State was backed by The
hig sheep owners of Idaho. Nevadf
and Utah. F. ]. Hengarth benz
among those who assisted financ' 'ail,
in the prosecution. The Sparks Har'
rell Cattle Company. of which Johr
Sparks. now Governor OF Nevada. wa
dollars toward s the defense. Davis
was In their employ at the time OF the
murder
The castlemen lined up solid be-
hind the accused man. The legal bat
tie that eceded "Diamondfelc
Dicks" conviction was one of great
bitterness. judge 0. w. Powers wa
foremost in the counsel assisting the
state. The jury found the accused
man guilty as charged and he was
sentenced TO be hanged.
An appeal was taken. Davis wac
again sentenced to death. Then came
intercessions in his behalf. FINALLY
Davis was pardoned by Governo
Hunt. After he had been freed "Dia-
monfcld Dick" prospected in differen
parts OF Nevada and finally. attracted
by the Tonopah stories. located claim
In that vicinity. Thence he went to
Goldfeld. A property In which he was
heavily interested afterward turned
out to be rich. 1t was the first great
mine OF Coldfield and the discovery
was one of the causes OF the rush TO
that camp. Now "Diamondheld Dick
once a cowboy. next a doomed conv' ct,
then a poor prospector. is mining
magnate and a happy husband.
P'ngee silks IN PLAIN and fancy. al
l.. Reinhau 4 Co.'S
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-27
ALLEGES BLACkMAIl
Rich Physician of Butte An
no, ed b, a Young Woman

Los Angeles, May 26.-An illiteratt
whose existence is denied was ar
ested in this city today for an al
eyed attempt to blackmail Butte
Mont, millionaire. who. she says, T.
he father of the child He name l.
variously Bessie Driscoll or Mrs. Stone
she has already been paid $4,000 By
Or O. Il. Whitford. the ich old doctoi
ii Butte. as hush money" She Il
lamoring for $4,000 more, unde:
hreat of sending the baby to his wife
Ienee her arrest.
Detectives who have been shadowine
her here claim that she Is only the
tool of a mysterious male blackmailer
that he has greedily taken her $4,000
)nly giving her a miserable p'ttsnce t.
i've on, d ibbling it out her in small
amounts. Although she writes TO TIL,
I'D millionaire fascinating descriptions
II her baby. playing about my room
rs | write. etc." the detectives claim
that she has no baby and never ha~
had one.
On the other hand the girl claims
that she is the victim OF this rich ole
nan, who was her physician. and VINO
he says. took advantage of the con
dental relations of physicians ard
lat ent.
A Butte, Mont, dispatch says: The
lrrest of Miss Bessie Dr'scol today
1t Los Angeles on the charge of az
empted extortion on DR.. o. b. Whit
ford. physician of this CITY, is
the result of repeated demands made
by the young woman upon DR.. Whit
ford for $4,000 to provide for herself
and baby. the physician being accused
by Miss Dr'scoll of being the fathei
of her child Whitford denies the
allegation, declaring the baby which
she claims as her own is bogus anC
that she is using the child of anothe
in an attempt to blackmail him. Tt
prevent the press getting hold of the
story and to save himself from scan
jilous gossip incident TO the noto. iety
attached to such allegations, Or. Whit
ford AYERS he permitted himself to
be bled for $4,000. taking a receipt from
Miss Driscoll. in which she acknowi-
edges having received the sum mem
toned and agrees TO ,.ever again de-
mand anything from nim. DR.. Whit
ford decla es that at the time the
crime is alleged TO have been com
mitted he was absent from the city
for a number of months.
Attorneys for Miss Driscoll at
temped to secure warrant for the ar
rest of Whtford. but were unsuccess-
full, County Attorney Peter Bren re.
fusing to have anything to do with the
case. AS counter move w.litford to-
day caused the arrest of Nj SIS Driscol'
on the charge of attempting extortion.
DE- Whitford is very prominent I'm
the medical fraternity in Butte. lie is
more than so years of age. Miss Dris-
coll is about 20 yea old and at one
time was a patient of DR.. Whitford.
Whitford declares his determination to
fight the case to q finish.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-27
HARTMAN ISSUES
AN ORDER
The Great Problem That Con-
fronts Residents Of the
State of Nevada

Salt Lake, May 27.--As the result of
through his representatives in Salt
Lake City, thousands of residents OF
Nevada. representing nearly 600 miles
OF inhabited ra a.lroad district between
Ogden and Reno must feadjust their
habits and watches to conform with
mountain time. He etofore Paoiic
time las succeeded mountain standard
at OGDEN, but Hartman has showed
the div ding Inc 500 miles westward
Now the problem confronting Ne
vadans is as complex as 1t Is urgen'
the order going into effect on June 1st
A man VINO retires on Tuesday. May
31st, at midnight. will wake up
Wednesday. Tune 1st. to find himself
an hour behind time. Whether or not
he is hung he must eat. not accord
ing to his stomachs dictates. but to
Harriman's order. lie must take time
by the forelock or he will fin dhimsef
late for work. even though nature tells
him all 1t not well.
"Order is general" is the word Har-
riman sent forth. Chickens. then. musi
crow by the Hartman schedule. not
by the sun. They must roose. not ac'
cofding to the laws OF nature. but In
obedience to those set by the railroad
man.
Drills on the part of the Ogden-Reno
people will be In order for the next
week, so large are possibilities of
misunderstanding The skipping
day problem of the mid Pacific ON
ises to be outdone by this puzzle evolv-
ed by Har. imam for the people of Ne
yada to solve.
In the future many will tell how they
helped to set the sagebrush State right
In the eyes of the great railway mag
nate.
Pints. Quarts and Half Gallon Frui
Jars at f. C. Robins * Co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-27

Judging from the large number of
tickets sold, there will be good rep
rezentation of Winnemuccas social set
present
p. B. Roberts, Albert Selliger,
Charles Brown and Max Bestadig re-
rned last evening from two days
pleasure trip to Paradise. The gentle
men report having had a good time
and are loud in their praise Of the
condition Of that lovely valley.
J. C. Lockwood of Toledo, Chic, is
in town prospecting for health. He
l.; the guest of w. G.. Adamson. The
gentleman made no mistake in coming
to Winnemucca. where fogs are un-
known ard the residents are not COM
posed of one lungers, as is the case
in Southern California.
Mrs. L. C. Peterman. who has been
in attednance upon her sister. Mrs.
Jacob Stuckey, received q telegram
last evening conveying the sad intelli-
gence that a member Of her family had
teen taken down with a severe case
of typhoid feve~. Mrs. Peterman left
for her home in Sacramento on No. 5.
c. D. Duncan. who. in company with
Nate Coons, an Ogden business man,
has been touring through the north.
ern part of the State has returned.
Mr.. Duncan states that he never saw
that section looking better or more
prosperous. especially about twenty
miles from the Oregon State Inc. He
says that it will compare favorably
with anything to be seen in Californ a
Senator c.. w Summerfic,d il de.
srous of locating the owner of tw.
stray horses. which were picked up by
him several days. ago. One is bay
with peculiar. brand on the ,eft
thigh The other is a brown horse alst
! branded on the left thigh "2i" con
nected. When found each ore lad {
rope about their necks. They arr
ouartered at Mr.. Summerfeld's Fash
on Stables.
chil2ren's gingham ana crash dress
es, In sizes from IN IA Years old