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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02
The puffer Fish.

The puffer fish gets its name from
habit of putting himself out when
taken from the water. In his natural
state he is about six to seven inches
long and but two inches thick. When
fully blown out he Is almost circular
and measures nearly foot In diane
ter. II is said that this exhalation OF
air assists his breathing, though the
maneuver has the appearance OF fu-
tile attempt Of the little fish to intimi-
date his enemy by increasing his size
TO the bursting point. like the frog In
the fable who sought TO emulate the
size Of his acquaintance. the bun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02
BIG DEMONSTRATION PLANNED
TOSECURE MEETING FOR CAIRO

ing last night appropriated 500 to
help pay the expenses Of the rivers
and harbors committee as had been
agreed. Routine Business was trans
acted and several matters Of minor
importance We're disposed OF.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02

In a case heard at Athlone QUE
Sessions UrclancD about FIR. ii
witness swore he Ind seen figures
dancing around the flames, and had
believed them to be fairies, or goo
people" were holding revel where the.
Are occurred. and he was afraid to-
interfere with their festivities
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02

"Endymion' in Greek mythology
was a shepherd boy whom Jupiter
permitted to be always young and
sleep as much as he wished Diana
he moon, fell In love with him. as he
ay asleep on Mt. Latmos. Is novel
hy benjamin. Disraeli, Lord Beacons.
field, published In 1880
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02
The AdiectIved chInaman.

A johannesburg correspondent
sends a photograph Of a shop front in
that town bearing the inscription.
Mrs, -, Laundress. No ---------
Cinnamon or Indians employed" This
trade sign indicates In fash the
state Of opinion in the Rand capital
u Is symptomatic that tho novel sign
board was ordered down by the 20
lice
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02
Complimentary Dance at Park.

The younger members of the Alex
ander club gave a most enjoyable
dance at ST. Mary's park pavilion last
might, complimentary to Miss SHEER
man McPheters of St. Louis, Miss
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02
BIG GAINS ARE SHOWN
Reports Of cairo's Banking lntitutions
Show Total Deposits of Over
Three Millions.

The combined deposits Of the five
)anks Of Cairo on May 20, as shown
~ The statements made yesterday
vas $3,6s4,30774.
The deposits are divided among
the different banks as follows:
City National ........ $1017110,87
Enterprise Savings .. 1,0o76l5.G2
Alexander County Natl. 733,l3941
Alexander Co. Savings. 44,S90.77
Cairo National a,.o... 2S1,55107
The showing is good one for all
the banks, and each one has made q
substantial increase. The Cairo Ma
tional gained about s3S, 900 in deposits
since the last statement.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02

Senator Walter Warder has returned
from Chicago where he attended the
final meeting of the Illinois Worlds
Fair commission.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02
CHRONOLOGICAL
June 2 In History.

i77s-John Randolph OF Roanoke born in
Virginia; died 1893
is16-John Godfrey SAKE. humorous poet.
born IN Highgate. VT; died 1851
lSSl-Paul Emile Littre. French philologist
and historian. died at Paris; born is5l
lsS2-Giuseppe Garibaldi. Italian patriot
and soldier died in caprera: born in
Nice 1907. Gsribaldis life was one OF
romantic adventure from beginning to
end-first an Italian patriot and exile.
then a warning liberator in South
America, where he won a wife worthy
10 share his dangers and honors. next
a volunteer warrior In Italy. rejected
by the leaders. victory and defeat fol-
lowing until he once more lived in
exile; finally he was recalled to his
native land to become. after long
struggles. the arbiter Of its destiny.
ia03-The Pacific company's steamer Are
auipa foundercd off Valparaiso. Chile.
carrying down the captain and 80 of
the crew. with several passengers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02

Miss Eta Finley, of Golden, Ill.,, has
accepted position as operator with
the Central Union Telephone company.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02

Mr.. NJ. Wegner, of ST. Louis, was in
the city yesterday the guest of his
son, Alderman Edward Werner.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02

Miss Sherman McPheters of st.
Louis, who nas been the guest of Mrs.
Stephen Bird, leaves today for visit
with friends and relatives at Union
City, Tenn, before returning home.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02

Miss Fannie Cushman. who has been
seriously Ill for several weeks, is rap
idly improving.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02

Mrs. s. Fl. Moore and Mrs. T. r.
Moore Of Barlow. Ky, were in the
city yesterday, the guests OF Mrs. B.
X. Thistlawood.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02
Don't Forget That.

It's wise woman who keeps her
husband convinced that she is a wing.
less angel.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02

Judge and Mrs. Comings returned
yesterday from visit of several days
with their sons. Fred and Elmer Com
ings. Of st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02
PURELY PERSONAL

Mr.. J. S. Buchanan. president Of the
Buchanan Lumber company. is in the
city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02

Mrs. Robert e. Read and son, Robert
Rector Reed, leave Saturday for
Wytheville, Virginia, for a visit with
Mr. Reads mother.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02

Mrs s. Fl. Moore and Mrs. T. Il.
Moore Of Barlow. Ky. were In the
city yesterday, the guests OF Mrs. B.
X. Thistlawood.
Judge and Mrs. Comings returned
yesterday from a visit of several days
with their sons, Fred and Elmer Com
ings. Of st. Louis.
Mrs. Robert e. Read and son, Robert
Rector Reed, leave Saturday for
Wytheyille. Virginia, for visit with
Mr.. Reads mother.
Miss Matte MulvihiIl returned
home yesterday from Vienna, where
she has been for several days visiting
Mrs. Gertrude Kuykendall.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Augell, who formerly con.
Quoted d brokerage office In this city,
is here In the interests OF the Rem
ington Typewriter company Of St.
Louis.
Miss Fora Lee returned last night
from Cincinnati, where she has at
tending the conservatory of music.
She was accompanied home by her
brother. Mr. OTTO Lee.
Mr.. G. B. Weareny of the Fields
Wearen Grocery company. has leased
the residence property of Mr.. George
p. Ohara at Tenth and Walnut streets
and viii remove his family there,
Mr.. and Mrs, E. NJ. starzinger and
children OF Oxford, Miss, are the
guests of Mrs. Starzinger's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Trigg, Of Third
street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-02

Miss Matte Mulvihill returned
home yesterday from Vienna, where
she has been for several days visiting
Mrs. Gertrude Kuykendall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

tn
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 the @ ss % %s % . s .s' s:"s.s' % = ": % % '' % % = % ] ;s" % .s % so % s % % % s: % % % ' s % % :s = % % ns umt % % aI ] aa @ %a ] n % that ] % ssa %sn @ ] ] s ss s, :; % %.s ' ] a ]" ss " q the ''" |" can" longer gives serious ] ' s' % a rs %'i a4s H ss s s % ans five s % " % .~ , they are quoted % % "Ta # rs ] ] 's 9 sS ns % S % % @ . " % s9 s s % % %ss @ ] m ns % % S"a & $ % ] % , @ ' s = ":s % = s Quotations on ssss S%s" % s asr % a.ss"% % ~aa Ia @ sss two years from ' " 90 cents share shares ss % :; ] : s r % %::' ] ] s % s: = :": % s:;' '' Two yea" ago @ % % s " % % @ @ ss % present @ ; % ' ] ss ] @ :s @ ; s": s ;s the .: ] % .s % :~:, % % s; " "p s%snSSaan % ouare re % :: $ ; $ ] : : : :: $ E: $::: :$ $:: :; = $ = :: ;" ?s ns si ssass @ ss s$ % ,. 4 acres S %$' %% S @ Rs % ss s sS a @ @ " s" as % ss % ' s 
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 Board Directors BnrM Mm Company Nevada 
 town m = s s s " % a s@ s s s # s sp s''r mile" east MBER OF CHA The Bid
 
  inteG dmngu N of he tn mbfC CM Mountain a pent nhrov
 Richard : L516 Park Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

O lhs O h ~ IS bh b place mnea dsdvy b
  o f u character a pt O the
  o face showing tool Ih iron every pph h h a enrich by the eprem o a h same % of epm I hf e.
 
  an clear t he p is V in ne BEdM Company
  or these in @ tt assuring h hld Suveyha nndey ntengner have a  surface formation rophyr dena hesameas tina a H m1m with eeIget hho esva yo to feet aemohyp eavn Heavy ohrN
  o gIdF CT u com nb Hh ny d he camp % has been nmpaed Gam in the in strict 
 
  Sta sn O. O. D. Bar mines 0 h frs H id in
 
  t " dept d & feet Tremendous O med grade h bee ut in the e doe be aka guarantee H properties fh wf import al O. e
  g. No d It's feature the lrds tan pty attractive mng proposition a s a a m h p ty pres ht fndn agod dadop the yea wrd tn g the town of it is worthy of horhd veopm tan nfrmyl t an nggel pi km doueH place H Il tn list fprouce f rad core O he Respectful bnt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

The
 The Black Hills
 Comsock pad$ dv dends and made mut-nonae M Flood yielded high n silver in gold.
 The general mined California alters x of faggf edveopm % by trans a supp t m bg cyan the mpU df dt in t the eremab "M jew of he fact h its ga@ early prod an dh no vie its ud of h pi net
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
J. F MITCHELL,

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 Few o the fen Neadaga vh of becoming rmeo o
  ing point h ~ the Ire syst posp a 0 hu the 10 of dpm in lin wnhhe gmnfspa hoougy evaope of 
  above spar tn may 8 pc l o dpn ppey 0
  eHant MT h been hdf thh d d Cripple  rain thorough Is know in e  cpeadnt general manager H has mad a in in Nevada
 
  enc ha the thorough familiar wi thu in of field fac ever greater or t is the h las to of the and h wi n W be hed dunh d  ofhe ean O lin mod ggod
  eprcnb it offered h pe share M o o They hmuon m % it before noror uon
 cellar rhoo" e o gel in the jmtas
  euzedtom mHese ot treasury h al b bunk will  ofhaesh shomdb tome once accona at p money W that tells ompanh nSderB Bdh
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
 THE MINING FORTUNES OF 19O6| WILL BE MADE IN GOLDFIELD|

g miles to the north sending tremendously profitable output $40 per ton and Bulog 70 miles the souh promises make with wodbeang tonnage of low grade estimated 25 per output of million dollars monh having value history mining such high average has been approached  nvton
  a mon
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13
z powazaniem,
Wydzia} Wykonawczy,-
$40 Noble str.
Chicago, 1 kwietnia 1905.
UchWafa.

Ma posiedzeniu rady miej-
skiej miasta Winona uchwa-
lonem zosta}o, IL wszystkie
ulice i czesci ulic znajdujace
sic W nizej wymienionych
terytoryach maja bye przez
scion skrapiania ulic, skra.
plane, n. p.
Poczawszy cd p6}nocno "a
chodniego naroznika Zumbro
i 2giej ulicy,zachodnio wzd}uz
p6}nocnej linii drugiej ulicy
do zachodniej linii Vine uli-
cy; dalej pc prawej stronle
p6lnocno do p6}nocnej linii
~pierwszej ulicy, dalej zachod-
MO wzdluz %p6}nocnej linii
%pierwszej ulicy do zachodniej
linii Franklin ulicy; dalej cd
prawego rogu po}udniowo
po drugiej ulicy do Lafayette;
dalej po prawej stronie pol
nocno do p6lnocnej linii
Ipierwszej ulicy; dalej pc
|prawej stronie zachodnio do
zachodniej linii Center ulicy;
dalej pc prawej stronie po-
}udniowo do alei pomiedzy
i druga utica; dalej
|po prawej stronie p6lnocno
do p6lnocnej linii pierwszej
ulicy; dalej do zachodniej
linii johnson ulicy; dalej
poludniowo wzd}uz zachod.
niej inii johnson ulic'y DC
ldrugiej ulicy; dalej zach ll'e1'
MO wzdlu,;zl, p,6lnoe!ccan1leejjI I'M; lini;;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13
SZal0na jaZda.

czesto zakoncza sic smutnym wy
padkiem. Dc wygojenia przypadko
wych skaleczen, uzywajcle Buckle
ma Arnica Mase. ,,G}eb,ka rama W
mel nodze cd prsypadku', p'sze
Theodore Schulz, z Columbus, o.,
,,spowodawa}a mi wiele b6lu. Les
karze ME mogli mi pamodz, ale Blu.
cklena Arnica Mas3 predko uygoi-
10 la. Usmierze i uzdrawla sparze~
MIA Jak magia. CSC u n J. Kowa-
aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13
Bardzo niskie raty do St.
Louis, Mo.

Koleja North Western. Tykiety
e%xkursyjne sprzedawane bedae cd
Is do 80 Maja w1acznie auwzggleed-
nieniem dogodnem do powrotu AZ
do q Maja, w}acznie, : powod'u1
rocznioy narodowej baptyst6w-
Zglosi6 sic do agent6w. kolei Chr
cage &North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13

uluS40J ul1Oy w >A'
linii Huff ulicy; dalej DO
po}udniowo zachodniego ma
|rozpika drugiej i Huff ulicy;
dalej po1udniowo pc zachod-
niej stronie HUH u
|licy; da]ej ,po}udniowo pc
zachodniej stronie Huff uli-
cy do trzeoiej: ulicy; dalej
zachodnio wzd}uz pc -p6}noc-
nej stronie trzeciej ulicy do
Wilson ,ulicy; da1ej poludnio-
wo zachodniego rogu trzeclej
i Wilson I'll: dalej po}udnio-
wo po zachodniej stronie
Wilson ulicy do p6}nocnej IL
nil czwartej ulicy; dalej ma
zach6d wzd{uz p6ldocnej Ii
nil. czwartej ulicy do wschod-
niej McBrioge ul. dalej po-
}udniowo piatej ulicy do "a
chodniej linii Sioux I'll. da-
lei p61nocno do p6}nocnej Ii
nil czwartej ulicy; dalej "a
chodnio do zachodniej linii
Ewing ulicy; dalej po}udnio-
wo do piatej ulicy; dalej "a
chodnio wzd}uz p6}nocnej Ii
nil piatej ulicy do wschod-
niej linii Harvester ave; da-
lei ma p61noc wzd}uz wschod-
niej linii Randall's Addition;
dalej zachodnie do zachod-
niej linii p6}nocnej Baker u
Icy; dalej po}udniowo wzd{uz
zachodniej linii p6{nocnej
Baker ulicy do piatej ulicy;
dalej zachodnio wzd{uz pol
nocnej linii piatej ulicy do
wschodniej linii Hilbert uli-
cy; dalej poludniowo do po'
|}udniowej Wabash ulicy; da'
lei wschodnio do zachodniej
|linii Villa ulicy; dalej po}ud-
niowo do Curtis ave; dalej
wschodnio do wschodniej Ii
nil Villa ulicy; dalej pol
nocno do p6lnocnej linii Will
liams ulicy; dalej wschod'
MO do wschodniej linii Cum
innings ulicy dalej ma p6}noc
do Wabash ulicy; dale!
wschodnio do Wschodniej
linii Whsle ulicy; dalej po'
}udniowo do prawej drog1
gruntu Chicago, milwaukee,
& St. Paul Ry. Co.; dale!
%wspomiana droga do po}ud'
niowej linii King ulicy; da'
lei wschodnio do wschodnie!
linii Howard ulicy; dale!
wschodnio wzd}uz po}udnio'
wei linii Howard do Grand
ulicy; dalej cd prawego rogu
poludniowo do Mark ulicy:
dalej cd prawego rogu
wschodnio siedemdziesiat
(70) stop; dalej pc. prawe!
stronie ma p6}noc do Howard
ulicy; dalej wschodnio wzd}ui
po}udniowej linii Howard dc
Harriet ulicy; do p6}nocne!
linii Mark ulicy; dalej wscho'
dniu do Huff ulicy; dalej po'
}udniowo wzd1uz zachodaie!
linii Mark ulicy; dalej wscho-
dnio do Huff ulicy; dalej po'
}udniowo wzd}uz zachodnie!
linii Huff ulioy do Lake
bridge; dalej cd prawego ro'
gu do wschodniej linii Hut
ulicy; dalej cd prawego TO
gu ma p6lnoc do Mill ulicy:
dalej cd prawego rogu wscho'
dnio do Washington ulicy:
Edalej Cd prawego rogu ma
p6lnoc do p61nocnej linij
Mill ulicy do zachodniej Ii
~; W;n0na ,1licv. dalei I'D
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13

(70) stop; dalej Cd prawego
rogu ma p6lnoc do Mark uli-
cy; dalej wschodnio wzd}uz
poludniowej linii Mark ulicy
do zachodniej linii Franklin
ulicy; dalej Cd prawego rogu
ma wsch6d do wschodniej IL
nil Kansas ulicy; dalej cd
prawego rogu ma p6lnoc do
King ulicy; dalej wschodnio
wzdluz po}udniowej linii King
ulicy do St. Charles ul.; da-
lei cd prawego rogu ma pol
noe ~siedemdziesiat (7Q) stop;
dalej zachodnio do p61nocno
zachodniego rogu King i
Zumbro ul.; dalej wzd}uz "a
chodniej linii Zumbro Ill. do
Broadway dalej wzd}uz po-
}udniowej linii Broadway do
Mankato ave; dalej poludnio-
wo wzdluz zachodniej linii
Mankato ave do prawej stro-
ny drogi gruntu Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul koleji
gdzie g}6wny tor krzyzuje
Mankato Ave.; dalej do
wschodniej linii Mankato ave:
dalej ma p6}noc wzd4uz wscho-
dniej linii Mankato ave. do
p6lnocnej linii piatej ulicy;.
dalej prawego rogu do "a
chodniej linii Mankato ave;
dalej ma p6}noc wzd}uz "a
chodniej linii Mankato ave.
do p6lnocnej linii trzeciej I'll.
dalej zachodnio wzd}uz pol
nocnej linii trzeciej ulicy do
zachodniej linii Zumbro ul'
dalej ma p6}noc do m~iejsca
rozpoczetego; Gala Zumbro ul.
Gala Carimona utica, Gala Ha-
milton utica; Garfield utica
~pomiedzy King utica i India
ma ave. Jackson utica po-
miedzy Wabash i plata utica
i Gala Gold I'll.
(. Dalej uchwalono Gale wy
lei wymienione terytoryum
podzielit ma osm (8) dystry-
kt6w, kt6re maja bye skra-
(piane przez scion 1905.
Uchwalono dalej, il doz6r-
ca ulic miasta Winona kt6-
rego w%spomiany zarzad upo-
wa5ni ma bye doz6rca skra-
piania przez scion roku 1905
Ii ze on ma zarzadzac i do
zorowac praca mu powierzo-
ma i re on ma rozkazywac a.
zeby robota by}a wykonywa-
ma zgodnie z planami i spe-
cyfikacyami ma to przysposo-
bionemi przez inzyniera
miejskiego i potwierdzonemi
przez zarzad miasta zgod-
ME z kontraktami kt6re be-
Ida rozstrzygniete orzez "a
F.! Rad miasta.
Przyjete dnia 3go Kwietnia
roku 1905.
JAMES K, SIMPSON
Prezydent rady miejskiej.
Poswiadcza:
PAUL KEMP.
Pieczec.
Potwierdzone 3. Kwietnia
1905.
]. K. SIMPSON
Zastepca MaYora.
SZalOna jaZda.
~c>osto zakoicza sic smntnvm wv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13

Ma rodziny i sieroty po
dezerterach z1ozy}y uczenice
PAM A. Wycz6}kowskiej ma
popisie swym sumo $1,000,
kt6re zlozono ma rece p. T.
Kr6lika, Sekretarza Gen.
Zjed. P. R. K, kt6ra to or
ganizacya akcya ma rzeczony
eel sic zajmuje.
Ma tenze sam eel nades1a}a
parafia sw. Stanis}awa Kost-
XII W Brooklyn, N. Y, przez
swego proboszcza Wgo ks. L.
Wysieckiego $500. Wszyst-
kim zacnym ofiarodowcom
szlemy serdeczne bog "a
p1ac".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13
Cd Wydzialu
Wykonawczego.

We 6rode, dnia 20-go mar
ca b. r. odbylo sic W Chica-
go, ILL.,, zwyczajne miesieczne
posiedzenie eWydzia}u Wy
~konawczego III-go Kongresu
ma kt6rem pc za}atwieniu
zwyczajnych formalho6ci i
kilku kwestyi biezacych ad-
ministracyjnych, omawiano
nastepujace sprawy:
Zestawiajac og6lna sumo
dotychczasowych sk}adek ma
polski Dom Emigracyjny W
N. Yorku, jake wp}yne}y z
inicyatywy Wydzia}u, przy-
jeto r6wniez do wiadomosci
pierwsze tymczasowe spra-
wozdanie z obrotu finans6w
rzeczonej instytucyi, jake
nades}al Zarzadca Domu Why
ks. L. Kwasniewski, zapo-
wiadajac W niedalekiej przy-
szlosci szczeg6}owe re swej
strony zestawienie fundusz6w
j dochod6w Domu, oraz stale
nadsy}anie Wydzia}owi Wy
konawczemu raport6w i spra-
wozda6 re swej administra-
cyl. w sprawie tel uchwalono
r6wniez wyslac pismo do
Wydzialu Krajowego Galicyi
we Lwowie z prosba o sub
wencyonowanie naszego Do
mu Emigracyjnego we Was
nym dobrze zrozumianym
interesie, t.. ]. ably uchroni6
rodak6w naszych, swiezo
przyby}ych do Ameryki cd
wyzysku i rozlicznych zgub-
nych wp}yw6w, jakim u
wstepu ma lad amerykanski
najsilniej So w~ystawieni. Z
kolei odczytano i przyjeto do
wiadomoSci list Wgo ks.
Redne "a z Rossford, Ohio,
kt6ry popiera my6l, poprzed-
Mo juz W Polonii naszej
porusz ona, ably do Japonii
jencom Polakom pos1a6 pol
skiego kap}ana. W sprawie
tel Wydzia} Wykonawczy
wyrazi6 moze tylko swoje
gorace moralne poparcie, i
aprobate, materyalnego udzie-
lie ME moze, DO ami ME jest
wladza W kwestyi tel do
wystapienia kompetentna, ami
funduszami odpowiednimi
ME rozporzadza. Nastepnie
z"astanawiano sic bardzo
szczeg6}owo i sciSle mad
sprawl reformy szkolnictwa
polsko-ameryka1skiego, oraz
zorganizowania Towarzystwa
,,pomocy naukowej'', a ponie-
waz p~odstawowym warun-
klein wszelkiej akcYi ma tenn
polu jest zebranie odpowied-
Mich fundusz6w, przeto po-
stanowiono oglosic W najbliz-
szej przyszloSci specyalna W
tel sprawie odezwe do nasze-
go dobrze' mySlacego og6iu'
w kwestyi przyjecia uro-
czystego ~Najprzewielebniej-
szego, ks. Arcybiskupa Sy-
mona, kt6ry ma przyjechat
z Rzymu do Polonii, podaje
do wiadOmOSci Og6lu WYdZlal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13

Ma Dom Emigracyjny z}o-
zono W dalszym ciagu haste
pujace ofiary:
|. Il przeniesienia $1,08.60
ZiednoczenieP 10000
OsadaN. MI .odNieus.
Pomocy, Chicago, Ill. 1000
KS. Bieniarz, Berlin,
Wis. 1000
KS. A.. Tyszka cd Po- ,
lak6v wCanonsburg,P Pa. 1000
KS. St. Musiel 1000
Par. NIB. Czestochow-
skiej, Middletown, Conn.
pa dezerter6w. $500
KS. Wal. Czyzewski
cd Polak6w w So. Bend,
Ind, ma dezerter6w 141.86
KS. L. S.. Redner,
Rossford, 0. 1000
Razem $,365.46
Gala powyzej wyrazona SUI
me wys1ano ma rece Wgo ks.
~Kwasniewskiego, Zarzadcy
Domu Emigracyjnego W New
Yorku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-13

dne potepienie ola zgubnej
roboty socyalist6w j bezwy-
znaniowc6w, zarazem pre-
strzedz PoIak6w W Ameryce,
ably agitacyom rzeczonych
partyi pos}uchu ab~solutnie
ME dawali.
Ma tenn posiedzenie zam-
knieto.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-07-20

mer Hartland friends TO learn that he and
his wife were taking their honeymoon
trip through Maine, having been married,
June 28.
Finest Wright was given farewell
reception before his departure for Massa-
chusetts, by the Christian Endeavor So
ciety at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wright north Of the village.
The event was in every way an entertain
ing one. and Mr.. Wright's many friends,
both present and absent, wished him all
good luck 10 his future undertakings
During the evening collation. Of ice
cream and waters were served, and the
host was made the recipient of hand
some pocket book containing a sum Of
money.
1t was with deep regret that the people
of this town learned Of the death OF Mrs.
Nellie Cannon Hart wife OF Andrew Hart
on Thursday, after an illness dating back
to July 6. Funeral services were held,
Saturday, and the interment was at Pine
Grove cemetery. Beside her husband
and an infant child. her parents and sew
eral younger brothers and sisters survive
her. The circumstances surrounding
Mrs. Harris death were particularly sad
on account of the severe illness OF her
mother and her aunt, Mrs. Alexander
Hall, both of whom resided in the same
house with her.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-07-20
West Athens

There will be a dance in <. A. VIII
liams' hall, Friday evening, August 4,
1905.
Miss Mae Palmer of Waltham, Mass.
has been visiting her aunt and cousin,
Mrs. A. w. Walker and Mrs. IL. l..
Corson, for few days.
There was not much celebrating the
fourth of July in the village, only a
dance in Kincaid's hall, which proved
to be a grand time, also very quiet.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Kincaid went to
Scion, Sunday, visiting their daughter,
Mrs. o. F. French.
Mrs. Helen Kincad and grand'daugh-
ter. Miss Amy, went to Scion, Saturday.
Miss Ethel Butler is at work for MI
Brown of Bingham during haying.
Mrs. T. Nj. Gray, who has been visiting
her son, Leroy, of Madison for few
weeks, has returned to her home.
Mr.. Erwin Huff has been having the
measles.
A party of five went to lron-bound
pond, last Friday, returning home with
SO white perch.
There were services at the church,
Sunday, conducted by Rey. L. u. March.
Albert Walker is cutting hay on the
Hathorn farm.
Rev. James Taylor was in town, Sun
day.
Mrs. Charles Firth is doing house
work for Mrs. Sheldon HUFF.
We were glad to see Mrs. Osgood
York able to attend church, Sunday.