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Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18
Hurryine New JaiI-The new jai;

Hurrying New Jail-The new jaii u0Ger course of construction on 0. IA. street Is now being pushed along to completion rapidly by the coltrac tors. All the materials are on the ground, and last work in errc,ing the steel structure IS possible. The pres enL expectation .s that the jaii will be ready to turn over to the county abou. ,he first oi next month.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18
[. {. .. A. 1. |. 1. < @+* * z. # PERSONAL MENTION. f I. i. I. I. 4 < 1. - 1. ss <. + .s + @ + :.

Trainmaster Brown, of the South western. was a business visitor in tue city yesterday.
 "srier, representing a Los An geiss fruit packing house, is in town
 E. B. Mason is expected back from Fl Paso tomorrow.
 Mrs. Harry Warburton and Miss Mabel Pierce, of Paradise. are in 'tne city.
 c. H. Bliss, special representative of the Germania Insurance company, Is in the city from San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18
Says Vote Was LeqaI-Hon.

Says Vote Was legal-Hon. B. A. Packard was n town yesterday morn Ing on his way to Fl Paso, accompa- nied by Mrs. Packard. Asked what
 kcve WIS to the story of the con est ing of the Nacc vote by the sore-head
 q Republicans, Mir. Packard statoI that the election at Naco was abs1- iI ely legal, and that ,nere Is no tTu h in the report circulated by the Repub !icans that a large number of ballots were cast for the Democratic canui- Ca'es by persons who had no legal right to vote in the Naco precinc-. MT. Packard laughed at the story of contesting the Naco vote. He consid- CTS 1t too absurd tc be given serious notice
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18

Much Buldine-More building is now going on in the city than ever be fore in its history at a singie period. The building being done extends all
 he way from remodeling work to new cottages, dwellings, logging houses, business houses and office buildings. The diversity of it's char acter is a certain indication of the ex- pansion the city is steadily making along all lines.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18
piphtheria cases-Four diphtheris

DiPhtheria cases-Four diphtheria cases are now reported In the city. The number is exceedingly small, the population and the season of the year considered. Vigorous quarantining with thorough Immigration of houses following dismissal of cases insisted upon by Health Officer Edmondson, is Gcub less to be credited with the agreeable shortage of the throat afttc- ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18
Kosterli.zky lnvestieating-No (

nite news has been received about the reported killing of five Americans in the Cajoa Bonito, of Sonora The au' ihCrities are inclined to believe that there is some truth in the report, for Col. KosterlitZky, who went from Agua Pr.sta to Fronteras has gore frcm there with his troop to invesii- gaze.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18
Mason Transfer Bulidine-on the

Mason Transfer Buiiding-On the corral site of the Mason Transfer Company. at Lowell, cree ion of a large two-story frame building is unCerway. The building IS beng put up by the company. Among oUHe h. es -, contain when it gets into service will be the principal offices of the concern. It is 10 be a handsome and substan- tial structure
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18

Have a caboose-A new caboose was sent to the city yesterday from Douglas fos' permanent employment on the ,ccal freight run which goes out daily at noon. Heretofore the freight crew nas had to make the best shift possible with the combination bag age car of the Osborne passenger train.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18
cLEANLY WOMAN.
Erroneousiy Thinks by Securing Hee
 Scalp That She Cures Dandrun.

Cleanly woman has an erroneous idea that by securing the scalp. which re- moves the dandruff scales. she is curing the dandrufl She may wash her scalp every day, and yet have dandruf her life long, accompanied by falling hair. too. The only way in the world to cure dandrufr is to kill the dandrur germ and there Is no hair preparation that will do that but Newbro's Herpicide. Herpi- eide by killing the dandruff germ leaves the hair free to grow as healthy Nature intended Destroy the cause you remove the effect. Kill the dan druf germ with Herpicide- Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co. De- troit, Mich.
 The Bisbee Drug CO, Bisbee. Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18

Body to Texas-A telegram was re- oeived in the city yesterday from the mother of the late Miss Myrtle Hughes, who died in this city Tues day night, directing that her bodg be sent to San Marcos. Texas. The latter place is the home of the family. Shipment viii be mace on this moIa- ing's train.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18

Building at 8enson-One of the sa- loon buildings burned at Benson has bean restored. constructor of the new having been finished yester- day Another building is nearing completion Other buildings are to be started at once.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18

On Business Mission-O. c. Smith, of Cananea, came to the city yes,cf- day on a bus.ness misslon. He re- gently took charge Of the Concelrtra- tor Boarding House 0L Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18
BRIEF
 CITY
 

pr. Gavin Returns-Dr Gavin is back in the city from Tucson. where lie went to attend the Grand Lodge, F & A. Nj.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18
Women Against
 Statehood Bill
APPEALS SENT OUT TO THEIR oIoiEno IN WEST AGAINST
 CERTAIN PROVISIONS.

Claim That Women Have Been Class ed With Crimn1is, Ignorant People and Dercerted Persone-Want the Question of Woman Suffrage Left Gut of the Bill.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18

From Albuquerque-Brok Frank Graf is back in the city from a trip 10 He was there on min Ing business.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18

Selling Hay-J. P. Gould, of Ben son, was in 6isbee yesterday, comlns here to dispose of large hay crop.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18
Broker Grafs
 Market RepOtt
THE C. 6 A. EXTRA 5o-CENT DIVE DEND-C. & p. SHOWS
 STRONG.

New York Market Yesterday Showed Continued Gain in Strensth-The Notable Advances Include Coppers. Improvement All Along the Line.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18
WHEN IN DOUGLAS

Stop at the Colorado House. Clean beds and reasonable rates. One-half block from depot.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18

F. J. HARVEY. Q. Q. s.-omces Cen
 tral Hotel, Main St 'Pheae 14S.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18
National Headquarters National Am Stuff. Assn.
Warren. O., Nov. 1904.


 Dear Sir--W,e respectfully. invite your attention to the inclosisd self-ex- -peana ory letter which is being sent out very generally to the wOmen's or ganizations of the United States, and which, so far. has met a very sympa. .hetic response.
 Hundreds ot men and women, as in .dlv.duals, and hundreds of women's $ ieiuDs have 'Drotes-ed,' as suggested n this letter. Will you not make some mention of thls in your paper as a news item, or eCltorlally? Willie LheIe may be many persons who do lot belIsve in the enfranchisement of .somen We can not believe that there 4re mary who approve of chasing hem with miners. criminals and illit- crates.
 Thanking you in advance for any assistance you may give us through ycur paper, I am,
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18

The National Woman Suffrage As socia ion, Rev Anna Howard Shaw, of Philadelphia. president, is sending out letters broadcast to the women of the west ealing their attention to a certain clause in the pending joint statehood bi at present in the Senate, wh.ch classes women with minors, criminals and illiterates."
 A united movement has bsen start ed 10 defeat the bill ia it's present form, and the letter is published in .ull, as fellows:
 National Headquarters National Am
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-18

The Bisbee Drug co., Bisbee. Arizona
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
'Iik,o6cie,lnl,e,jj sEssI,uI.' lIltlgl ~ 4
Ika1skich.

k6nskailEs w -
4 Mech, 81 lssiiey isdn ggalKE. 81 p 'alFl'1
mix Chicagoski' bardzo n1e
|zmartwi tym projektteam, b
Ew Rzymie jul dobrze znala
|polityke C'lh .'iiesg braci,
i zapevne laden 2 uczestn1'
k6w pielgrzymki ME bedzle
powtarzal v Rzymie tego, &C
tam o Mich wiedza.
W takich sprawach fakta
m6wia, a chocby najlepsze
|Chicagoskie pi6ro, faktoW
znanychw Rzymie ME przemaz
re. To jednak pewne, ze po-
dobne postepowanie jak o
wych Ojc6w do ~zmartwych-
wstania czy]i odrodzenia sic
ME przyczynia, a Bog spra-
wiedliwie rozdziela nagrody
i kary.
Wszak ,,Dziennik Chicago
ski" odstraszajac cd piel-
grzymki do Rzymu, napada-
JAG ma gazety popierajace
pielgrzymke obraca wode ma
mlyn socyalist6w, DO oni tel
pragna>upadku }acznosci ka-
tolik6w z kaplanami, bisku-
pami i Ojcem 6w. j mad nj
.czem gorliwiej ME pracuja,
jak mad usunieciem religij-
nych obchod6w, podtrzymu-
jacych ducha katolickiego.
Coz Wy Ojcowie ma to
re dziennik znany powszech-
ME jake Wasz organ takiego
VAN narobii wstydu rzuca-
JAG sic juz dwukrotnie ma
tych co sic staraja doprowa-
die pielgrzymke do skutku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
Polska ~pie1grzymka
do Rzymu.

Biskupi polscy W Galicyi
| dali has}o do urZadzenia
polskiej pie]grzymki. do Rzy-
ru. A ze ma jej czele maja
stana6 oni sami, zanosi sic
ma to, re pielgrzymka owa
wypadnie bardzo korzystnie
ola imienia polskiego. Ola
ulatwienia bedzie mia}a kazda
dyecezya ~przewodnika "a
m"ianowanego przez biskupa.
Ten postara sic Q wszelkie
dogodnosci W Rzymie ola
uczestnik6w pielgrzymki, tax,
10 kazdy bedzie m6g} spo-
kojnie sic oddac ogladaniu
osobliwosci W Rzymie. Piel-
grzymka ia stanie W Rzymie
l Maja 1904, i zabawi tam
osm dni. Biskupi polscy sko-
rzystaja z tel sposobnosci,
adv sic uiac "a POlakami W
Ameryce.
Pieciu biskup6w polskich
z Galicyi wnioslo juz wsp6lna
pisemna proSbe do OLGA Sw.,
ably Polacy W Ameryce O
trzymali polskiego biskupa.
Gdy ci biskupi przybeda do
Rzymu Z pielgrzymka, bedzie
zn6w nova Q tel sprawie,
DO to co napisali, beda sic
starali poprzec osobiscie.
Gdyby wtedy mogli wska-
zac ma obecnych " Rzymie
Po]ak6w z Ameryki, zyskala-
by ia sprawl wielce ma tenn.
TO tez najlepszem rozWiaza-
MEM sprawy pielgrzymki
polskiej 2 Ameryki, byloby
przylqczenie sic Polak6w 2
1Ameryki do owej pielgrzym-
ki.- Cho6by ich BOWEN ME
wielu przybyio do Rzymu,
wzrosna " si}e v }acznosci :
Polakami zamieszkalymi "
4 EUROPE, ] latwiei eel osiegna.
otrzebuja tylko stanat "
zeregu swych rodak6w Z
suropy,, 4 Rzym, maiacy do
i'm nczy, ppostrzeze u Polacy
i,llsa siia katclickim
ussr,.i igr zWr6ci uWage IS ia
anI3os lea zenio y hierarchil
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

Ma uwagi pana profesora
cd ,,Zgody" o szkolach para
fialnych, odpowiada ,,Dzien-
mix Milwaukee,:
w ostatnim numerze ,,Zgo--
dy" biada strasznie professor,
Siemiradzki ma to, re tax ma
10 nczni6w zglosilo sic do
majacej bye otwartej szko}y
,,filozoficzno algebraficzno
etnograficzno elementarnej
szkoly wieczornej.
w jednej z .uwag tax pi-
SEE pan professor:
,,Nie wiemy dokladnie,
lie jeden ksiadz zwola} W
jednej parafii jednem pre-
+, m6wieniem. Ale co do mas,
to wolimy tych czterdziestu
uczni6w, co sic zg1osili sa-
mi pc nauke, niz stu czter-
dziestu, kt6rych by nape
dill do swojej szkoly jeden
ksiadz, uzywajac swego sta
nowiska kaplahskiego do
r6znych rzeczy 2 kap{ah-
stwem mic Wsp6lnego ME
majacvch."
Jle " tel uwadze zda1, ty-
le ME prawdy, DO laden
ksiadz ,,nie napedza'' dzieci
do swojej szkoly, Posy1aja Je
dobrowolnie rodzice sami, a
.posylaja ie 20 to, ably sic tam
nauczyly prawa zasad WARY
j poznaly jezyk polski. Pan
professor twierdzi, ze wolf
tych czterdziestu, kt6rzy sic
sami zglosili, anizeli stu
czterdziestu, kt6rych by ma
pedzil ksiadz.
Najpierw szko}a jeszcze ME
5otWarta, 9 reczymy, e pc OF
warciu lei przybedzie NAVY
iziej .trzydziestu = Pc. pier,
5Yszym wykladzie pozostanie9.
polowa " domu,
NidaG, re zwiazkoWcy Chi
2cagoscy to dzielni kat'toic,y,
10 ME chez z "a szkola mic
.mie6 do czynienia. VIOLA
5dz.ii Is swoje poaylac DO szko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

WYdzia
Y ykonaWczego
Wzeszla arodepo po1udniu.
.n a. plebantlHii 81. AnnJyw Chi
cago odbylo sic posiedzenie
Ksiezy proboszcz6W1z Chica-
go okolicy " sprawie I'll.
Polsko Katolickiego Kongre-
su. Ma to posiedzenie, zwolane
przez Prezydenta j I Sekre-
TARA Wydz. Wyk. przybyli
nastepujacy Wiel. ksieza pro-
boszczowie: Fl. LANCE, st.
Nawrocki, f. WojtaleWiez,
X. Siomi1ski, w. Furman,
-sT"N@Lay@ go Z&&&E s&E%%%GF4&#I
P. Rhode, K. Gronkowski, K.
.Sztuczko, J.. Szukalski, B.
Celichowski, z. Truszyhsh ]
j. Kubacki. Podczas nader
~ozywionej dyskusyi poruszo-
ne zostaly kWestye tyczace
sic czasu przyszlego kongre-
su, jakotez jego basel pre-
iWazniejszych punk
programu.
Omawiajac czas zwolanria
HIgo Observation-Disclosures
Kongregsu, zastanowiono sic
przedewszystkiem mad tenn,
czyby zwolania tegoz ME ma
lezalo odlozyc do czasu, W
kt6rym bedzie ma pewno via
domem, 0 lie nasze prosby j
p~rzedstawienia odniosa W
pozadany skutek.
Zgodzono sic ostatecznie zWo-
Kongresu ma przysz1a
jesie6. Ia tym wnioskiem
przemawia pomiedzy innem
to, re, jak juz W czasie Was
ciwym wykazal Wydzial Wy
nowy Kongres
jest nader potrzebnym j mo-
re bye wielce pozytecznym;
.e Kongres zwolany we wrzes-
niu lub pazdzierniku r. b. be
die m6g1 W dalszym ciagu
obradowac mad r6wnoupraW-
kleru polskiego, DO do
tego czasu, chyba re decyzya
W tel sprawie bedzie
nam ostatecznie znana; re
0 III-ym Polsko-ka-
Kongresie sprawy
r6wnouprawnienia kleru pol
.kiego ME moze pogorszyt;;
lecz owszem wplynac ME
omieszka pa jej predsze j po-
myslniejsze zalatwienie. ;
Kto5 wyrazil obawe, 10 do
Kongresu, zwofanego W tax
n%iepewnych warunkach, mo-
zabraknac zapa1u, jaki
towarzyszy litylko odniesie-
niu zwycieztwa, lze " ma
tego caly Kongres
sic nieudac, a to tenn
ia ! basel noWych,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

49, &s0 ~
prard.t.y 1sazn,s, ee,ssronn,
Act 5dA d wszystkich
Our q. 81 s....s.:, S
MEN przedstaWiac sic mniej
wiecej tax: w niedziele pred
.kongresem poWinnooy sic od-
bye we wszystkich polskich
katolickich kosciofach Sta
now Zjedn. naboze6stwo 2
odpowiedniem kazaniem ma
intencye Polak6w " Amery-
&c. Kongres Wlasciwy rozpo-
czacby sic poWinien we VITO
rex solennem naboze6stwem,
odprawionem przez miejsco-
wego Arcybiskupa ma inten-
eye Delegat6w. 20 mszy MECH
by zostalo dokonane uroczys-
to otwarcie Kongresu. Pier
wszego lub drugiego dnia
Kongresu niechby wiednej 2
duzych sal W miescie odbylo
sic wielkie zebranie Polak6w,
polaczone ze spiewem, mo-
wami j rezolucyami. w jed
nej z NOV p~rogramoWych
niechby Wyswietlone zosta1y
stosunki Polak0w do ich PREY
branej Ojczyzny, zas W dru-
giej ich stosunek do Hierar-
Chi kosciola tudziez katoli-
innych narodowosci tego
kraju. Nadto, g16wna move
wyg1osic jeden z bis
kup6w Tub arcybiskup6w a.
merykadskich przychylnych
Polakom i ich aspiracyom "
lynn kraju.
Prey ko6cu posiedzenia
zosta1 komitet pred
kongresowy, majacy wsp6l-
pracowac z Wydzialem Wy
k~onawczym, ably III. Polsko-
katolicki Kongres. skoro EOS
TAME zwolany, wypadle pod
wzgledem jak najle-
.iej. w sklad tegoz weszi
Wiel. ksieza: Fir. LANCE, Ka-
Siomi6ski, Jan Ku-
back, Kazimierz Gronkowski
i Pawe1 Rhode.
Bardzoby pozadanem bylo,
ably sprawl przyszlego Kon-
zechcialy sic ma seryo
wszystkie osady fede-
j parable. Przedmio-
tenn ich zabieg6w przedkon-
niechby byly wy
bory delegat6w; nadto sposo-
BY j srodki zebrania potrzeb-
nych fundusz6w; wreszcie i 0
pomyslecby trzeba, co na
przyszlym Kongresie uczy-
nalezalo, aczkolwiek
Q, co prawda, wchodzi " "a
kres dzialalno6ci Komisyi do
referat6w, kt6raW tych dniach
'zczerze wziela sic do piracy.
O tenn co poszczeg6lne pa
.oE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
Wiiaczfaka maze q We.an Hui na6Wic nodsn q.


WiieecEs e nasz sll|t "a W 8
i,,iklsli,eskq|lIoi take 4 tw v
ldzenis poviletadliza c,,zlyte'l1Eniliic1y
,,ZgodyY, I.'Itlly m NV 'E'lat,l'';'
Mo sWoie zawdzieczaja tej
,,klesce''? Toe q ludziskaa
Iplaca "a te szkoly sw6ii ciez-
Iko zapracoWany grosz, posy-
laja tam sswoj dzieci ! cieszal
Isle, zle Sc. te naucza sic praWd
WARY pc polsku czytac j pi-
sac, q te pan professor, um ni;
|gajacy sic bezustanie do Pol
skiego Seminaryum, nazyWa
szkoly parafailne okleska'.
Stanowczo tWierdzimy, &c
panu profesorowi cos zamarz-
TO-.
Ostatnia uWaga ivory ME
|iako korone ~pierWszych. Otto.
iona:
! ,,Lecz raz kiedys trzeba
bedzie zdobye sic ina stu
dyum powaznei bezstron-
ne, kt6re p~ozostaWiajac ma
uboczu Wzgledy Wyznanio-
we da1oby wierny obraz
tychszk6l ze %stanowiska pc
dagogicznegoi naukowego.''
Tu wyszly szydla z worka.
Tam chodzi profesorowi Q to,
ably szkoly nasze sta1y sic.
bezwyznaniowe. a poc6z to.
.by1o panu profesorowi
ksztalcic ksiezy? Gl takim
razie.Wcale ola mas ME byliby
.potrzebni, DO i ola czegoz?
Ola protestanckich polak6w
ME potrzeba przeciez katolic-
kich polskich ksiezy!!
Pan professor grubo sic po-
myth no, ale tenn sic me-
pocieszyc, re kon majac
cztery nogi tez sic potknie...
Z powyzszych uWag p.profo-
sora lyle MONA wywniosko-
wac, re rozchodzi mu sic 0
lepsze szko}y. Oddajemy mu
tenn zupelna slusznose, jak
i przyznajemy mu s}usznosc,
re szkoly nasze ~niedomagaja,
re potion ich nalezy pod
niesc, ale 1atwiej to .powie-
anzeli uczynic. Wszyst-
ko, co6my tn zdzialali jest
jeszcze W pieluszkach, a ME
winni temu AMI polacy,
ami ksieza. ami siostry.
ale warunki W jakich sic
znajdujemy. Szkoly nasze,
ma teraz, ~odpowiadaja
swemu celowi j SO ola mas
.blogoslaWie6stwem, a ME kle-
ska.
Cyz ME staral sic j ME
stara sic Wydzial Oswiaty Q
otWorzenie szkoly wieczornej?
Czyz ME zaangazowai do niej
,,uczonych" j bieg}ych pro-
fesor6w? a coz 2 MIA sic
Mech sobie rerzte pan
professor odpowie sam. Ia
Mast ujadania ma szko1y,
MECH pan professor poda sro-
dki, 2 kt6rYchby MONA po-
p}acic wszystkie dlugi ciazace
ma kosciofach j szkolach,
MECH sic postara Q Legally ma
koscioly j pensye Ola ksiezy,
mech przeprowadzi przymu-
sowe placenie podatk6w ma
LaGEu 49, 1Es nEA- @rG >LAaR> @-E|L u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

rakterze...soWylIllsakd1Eclszs sI sl:Qle,E,l
orodzicach.
"a A Id1a.'leej tax ,wyWo1diliI pun @
lprofesor:
,., Nv temwlasnie ley z as
ze ksieza nasi napedzlaajjaa
swym WplyWem tysiace
dzieci polskich do szk6lEtak
lichych, tax niemozliwych
ze.stanowiska ~na,ukowegoi
pedagogicznego, jak olbrzyy-
mia wiekszosc rolskichn
szk6l parafialnych.0
Ilez to tysiecy dzieci rodzi-
c6w zwiazkoWc6W uczeszczsa
do szkoly, a laden 2 MICH po-
wiedziec tego ME moze, ze
|dzieci ich ksiadz napedza. U
waza tez p. professor szkoly
parafialne "a nliche' memo.
|zliwe." Ciekawismy co pan
|profesor wykladal W semina-
ryum " Detroit j komu.
|Przeciez tenn wieksza czesc
student6w, to uczniowie szk6l
parafialnych, 2 kt6rych dis
DUO najwieksze " spo1eczeh-
stwie naszem zajmuje stano-S
wisko, DO p~arafiach szkoly.
|Jakzesz MONA bylo takim.
nieukom cos wykladae, sko-
70 CT mic ME umielR
Gdyby ME te ,,niemoaliwe'
szkoly, ME by}oby mas tyfu
i ME byloby komu czytac.
,,Zgody'', DO do zwiazku ma
lezy dis olbrzymia masa
|cz1onk6w tn urodzonych wy
%chowanych do parafialnyyclh
szk6l uczeszczajacych. Gdyby
ci ME byli sic nauczyli W szko-.
lie pc polsku, ME mia}by pan
professor W domu Zwiazko-
wynn co robic...
Trzeci kwiatek o szkole
jest nastepujacy:
,,Nie tylko ,patryoci" po-.
sylaja swe dzieci do szk6l.
publicznych. Czynia to.
wszyscy swiatlejsi obyWa-
tele, dbali o rozWoj @umy-
slowy swoich dzieci. Me
kt6rzy, co ola wzgled6w
b~iznesowych ME NIGGA tego11
uczynic, uczasWe dzieci "
domu, byle tylko ME posy-
lac ich tam .gdzie ME
MONA bye nawet mowy o
r~zeczywistej, sensownei,
prawidlowej nauce.
Pan professor przyznaje, re
niekt6rzy ucza swe dzieci "
domu ME mvgacich ze Wzgle-
dow biznesowych posy}ac do
szk6l publicx4 ych q do para
fialnych Il chca. Czy licz-
ba tych wstydiiwych rodzi-
COW W Chicago wynosi tylko.
40? To malo!
zleby bylo, gdyby ich by1o|
wiecej, 10 " takim razie
swiadczyloby to- 0 tenn, re.
ci ola ,,wzgled6w bizneso-
wych" uczacyswe dzieci "
domu ME wierza navel " do
broG tel ,,rzeczywistej sense
wei j prawidlowej" szkoly, ia
ka Wydzia1 oswiaty ma o.
tWorzyc.
Z6l6 toczy sic panu profe-
sorowi. z zalu ma nasze szko-
". bo w;kohcu VIOLA. lax pro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

- -
Igozpalna profeessso'r q. VA, ME
usluniie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

<%S
,,Prlzykro jest polakowi
pisac o naszych szkolach
parafialnych. So one praW-
DIVA kleska tenn ciezszaa,
ze jej IA razie ME MONA
,usunac, AMI IA, nawet zlagodzit
przez ulepszenie tych szk6l
kt6rych ME ma luz nigdzie
" swiecie cyWiliz'oWanym,
naWet Y pa6stWach kato
ickich, iakz Franc:ya, Nlo-
chs, Hiszllanlia, Bsa l,' ].
inne.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-13
SIMPLE URIC ACID TEST.

From time to time let a little morning
urine stand in a glass or bottle "a hours.
fit becomes cloudy, a sediment forms, or if
minute particles float around in il, your
kidneys have been diseased for months. At
any moment you may be attacked by con-
WILSON'S, Bright's disease, blood poisoning
and death, unless you at once arrest the in
fammation and purify the kidneys with
Warmers Safe Cure, which is the only rem
edy that will safely and effectively restore
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keep them in shape to do the work God has
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80 years by leading physicians and in hos
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Make no mistake, there Is only N medi-
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Warner Safe Cure Co., Rochester, N. Y.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-13

During the night of the flood w.
A.. Givens offered $50 to any man
that would go into the stable and get
horses out. As there were several
men who went In at about the same
time, we are ready 10 give each man
his pro rata share If he will call
around at the stable office. We also
request thase that took blankets,
tools, brides, tobacco, etc, to bring
them back. CLAY & ROGERS,
1851.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-13
Chicago Livestock.

CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-Cattle strong,
good to prime steers, $5.900$6.S5i
poor TO medium. $3.75@$5.60; stock
ers and feeders, $2.259$6.S5; cows
$1.50@$410; heifers, $2.00@$5.50;
Gamers, $1.506$2.40. bulls. $2.10d
$4.75 calves, $3.00@$5.75; Texas fec
steers, s3.50@S5.5V; western steers
$300@s5.10.
Sheep-Strong. good to choice
wethers, $3.S0@$4.35: fair to choice
mixed, s3,O0@$3.75; western sheep
$3.00@$4.10; native lambs, $4.25G$6.,
western lambs, s3.500$5.50.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-13
BsuIah Budget
Bulah, N, NJ, Oct. 10, 1904

Bulah, N. NJ, Oct. 10, 1904.
Charles Barker, is at home for a
few days from the Tres Hermanos
Mines and reorts the work on the
Blake Mining Co. Mill, as progressing
in a satisfactory manner.
The settlers along the Sapello are
just beginning TO realize the real ex
tent of the damage by the recent
floods. Much of the best of the lands
are washed in ruts, and a good deal
is washed entirely away.
DR.. VIM. Sparks, former fish warden
and postmaster at Willis, is visiting
in this vicinity, and reports the floods
on the Pecos as being worse than a
camp meeting.
The roads will soon be in condition
for travelling again, and freight from
the mills will be going out within
about two weeks. Travel Is fair now
for three miles between the grounds
and Bankers ranches.
A great deal of the hay crop is en-
tirely lost and the remainder is bad
ly damaged. Grain and hay in the
shock is badly injured, and the grain
will not be good for planting.
With some of us 1t Is like the rival
in courtship In the backwoods Of
North Carolina, who said he "did not
come there and was not going away"
RUSTICUS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-13

the contracts for the rebuilding of
some of the bridges washed away by
the recent flood.
T. b. McNair boarded one Of the
first trains through for St.Louis to.
day, where he will take in the sights
Of the Pike and other attractions at
the fair and also spend some time
looking up old friends whome he knew
thirty years or more ago, before he
followed Horace Greeley's advice and
came west.