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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-18
A. KAHN & co.
Special Bargains for the Fall and
Winter.

A. Kahn Co., ladies' hose, good qualify. at &C.
per pair.
A. Kahn Co., 400 pieces | I'd. good quality
domestic at &c
A. Kahn l. Co., 30 pieces plain alpacas. all
shades, at 12hc.
A. Kahn l. Co 500 pieces fancy calicOes, fast
colors at sc.
A. Kahn Co., % pieces, novelty plaid mohair
dress goods, at zoe.
Kahn Co., - pieces striped cashmere at
soc.
A. Kahn Co, L pieces striped and aplaid
cashmere, double width, at soc.
A. Kahn Co... 80 pieces double width cash
mere, all shades, at 25c.
A. Kahn Co., 200 pieces good shifting at "A
yds. for 81.
A. Kahn Co., 100 pieces bleached and un-
bleached canton flannel at all prices.
4. Kahn Co.. large lot of white flannel at
Fac.
A. Kahn & Co. Is pieces all wool red flannel
at 0c
A. Kahn y Co., POO pairs white lo-t blankets
II $l.25.
A. Kahn L CO.. 80 pairs white California ban
ket at $3.50.
A. Kahn & Co., 100 good com Orts at 81.
A. Kahn & Co 100 very good confer at 81
A. Kahn Co., 100 extra good comforts at
$50.
A. Kahn & Co, 100 superior comforts at 81.
A. Fohr & 20, 10 best made comforts al
1913.
A. Kahn Il Co, 30 silk finish jerseys at 75c.
A. Kahn Co., SO Laugtry jerseys at 81.
A. Kahn Co.. 40 Martha Washington Jer-
seys at $50.
4. Kahn Co. So Cleveland jerseys at $l.'5.
A. Kahn & Co., 40 A la Mode jerseys at 80.
A. Kahn & Co. p Bella Lockwood jerseys al
$500.
A. Kahn & Co., for bargains.
A. Kahn Il Co. is the place to buy your dry
goods.
A. Kahn s. Co. is the place for you
A. Kahn & Co., good bleach domestic, one
yard wide, &c per yard.
A. Kahn & Co., twelve pieces oriental effects
dress goods, at loo.
A, Kahn & Co., the MikadO corset at soc.
A. Kahn & Co., are going out of ready made
clothing.
ALI of their mems suits, youths suits, anC
boys suits at half value.
l. I'LL pay you to price clothing at A. Kahn
Co.'S.
A. Kahn & Co. is the place Cor bargains il
clothing.
Buy your clothing from A. Kahn & Co., the!
are selling out.
A. Kahn & Co. are selling boys suits Il 1
what the cloth is worth.
A. Kahn & Co. are selling good qualityOf boy
hats at 25c.
BrsainS Any Day at \. KAHN & @
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-18
A Noted Prisoner.

Sheriff Daugherty and Deputy AL
fred Alice, of Frio county, are at the
ST. Leonard, on their way home to
Pearsall, from Cameron county, in
charge of Will Jacobs, arrested in
Cameron for killing the sheriff and
wanted in Frio county for the killing
of Frank Rhodes, deputy sheriff.
Jacobs will be tried first in Frio then
in Cameron.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-18
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES
ADDRESS.


TO the voters OF the Tenth Congressional Dis
trct of Texas:
Notwithstanding that this
district upon a strict party vote is
legitimately within the pale of the
democracy, in presenting the name Of
Col. Augustus Belknap, a recognized
republican, for your suffrages some
word of explanation may be expected
at our hands.
AS Hon. Columbus Epson, that we'll
known democratic authority in this
district, so truly says: at is funda-
mental principle of our government
that it is due to the people of this, as
of all congressional districts, that they
should have a representative in con-
gress who will respect and stand by
their public interests"
1t is in consenance with this senti-
ment that we appeal to- you, as voters,
against the reelection to congress of
the present representative from this
district, who has evidently not mas
tered the situation, nor comprehended
the business interests of his constitu-
ents.
The leading industries of this dis
trict are our wool and our live stock
products. These Industries were
threatened with destruction by the
Mills bill; a measure to which the
present representative from this dis
trict gave the sanction of his vote.
In proof of this assertion, that the
leading industries of this district are
our wool and live stock products, we
submit the following:
There are within the counties COM
prising this district, as shown by last
report of the comptroller of public ac-
counts, 60, $50 horses and mules, $751;
1856 cattle, and 1850, O36 sheep, valued
in round numbers to 100000 upon
the excessively low valuations of 1886
and 1887. A little over one third of
all the sheep flocks of this vast state
are found within this tenth congress
sional district.
When the tariff agitation of 1888 be-
gan we had in these United States
and territories Sc, 1850, 1913 sheep, yield
ing annually 262,OOO,O 900 pounds of
wool; and, at that time our annual ex-
portations of wool were SS,9l5, l49.
The act of 1888 abolished the 10 and
II per cent ad valorem duties which
were imposed under the acts of 1857,
and removed the specific ten and
twelve cents per pound on first
and second class woods. In 1887, only
four years after the tariff reduction of
1888, we had only 44,759, 3l4 sheep, a
reduction of nearly six million or more
than ten per cent of the whole, while
our importatiOns had risen to over
SIS, 100000. Not only did 3 he country
suffer loss of 100000 sheep and "a,
900, 900 pounds of wool, but farther
drain of SlO,OOO,OOO, paid to foreign
wool growers, was made upon Amer
lean capital.
The wool and live stock interests OF
this district are so important that ev-
cry interest of our people shares in
their prosperity and suffers in their de-
preston.
This assault upon the wool indus
try of this district is an assault upon
every merchant, trader and business
man in the district, and is so recog'
nized by the business brains who
have studied the situation and under
stand it.
Not only are these great industries
in peril, but all others which in the
immediate future may be opened t.
. ! US; notably, our mineral wealth, the
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-18
Wood andCoal.

Best dry post-oak wood, sawed and
split. anthracite and bituminous Goals,
Cumberland smithing GOALS.
Telephone No. 48S
J. J. OLSEN & Son,
7-tf 40 East Houston st.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-18
Mr., Frank Teich,

Our marble dealer, owns and controls
one of the finest granite, marble and
stone quarries in the country, and can
give prices far below any firm in the
state. Call on him. S-3-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-18

Felix Probandt, well known
San Antonio boy, recently connected
with the San Angelo papers, was mar
ried yesterday in that place, to Miss
Josie TAYLOR.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-18
Building Permits.

Juan Antonio Alameda, lumber
stable, north side Arciniega street;
s..
Jake Rothstein, lumber stable, south
side Salada street; $.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-18
Death RapOrt.

F. C. Haueisen, aged so years, carci-
noma oesophagi.
Adele Frederick, aged 8 years, died
from burns.
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development of which promises such
great results. The vast deposits OF
coal, iron, granite, kaolin and other
valuable metals and clays in this
district, and the development Of
which is just awakening public at
tentiou, warrant the belief that under
wise protective policy the mineral
output of this district will prove to our
people source of immense wealth.
Let the discouragements of free
trade be laid upon us and these IN
FAINT industries placed at the mercy of
indiscriminate foreign competition,
and their development will be impos-
sible for years to come.
These and like considerations have
induced us to present to the voters of
this congressional district, the name
of Col. Augustus Belknap as their
candidate for congress.
This nomination is made outside of
all political considerations of a parti-
san character, and solely in the bust
ness interests of this district, which
we assure you can be safely entrusted
to the hands of the able business man
and sound protectionist whose candi-
dacy we so heartily endorse and on
whose behalf your votes are earnest
ly solicited.
[Signed]
VIM. Heuermann, Chas. w. Ogden,
Geo. Paschal, Henry Elmendorf,
Ed. Froboese, J. p. Newcomb,
Louis Grothaus, l. Efron,
n. Mackey, Max krakauer,
L. M. Gregory, &C. Cresson,
Louis HUH, J. n. Shook,
Ira Hewitt, J. S. Alexander,
l.. w. MadarasZ, w. s. Messmer,
w. H. Weiss, Jno. j. Stevens,
julius Piper, P. t. Shields,
Gus. Duerler, R. Hanschke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

SURSUM CORD

to jest niby ussy do g6ry, ale serca!
Ca1ej Ameryce re wszech gazet
wiadomo, re sic polscy 90. Refc
maci W Hofa Parku (Krakowie)
Pu}askim osiedlili, - zakon
niezbedny. X. NJ, kt6ry pred
przybyciem 90. Reformation Il
Galicyi peEni} s}uzbe. poza: PREY
klasztorze W Pufaskim znawu jest
W wielkiej biedzie. DIVA lata te-
mu ~wszystko do %szczetu mu sic
spali1o, a chloe ksieza tysiace Ola
rowali ma katedry, on Cd nikogo
ME odehra} zapomogi. Obecnie
mdg{by ten MAJ ubozszy, czcigodny
kapian pomagat Proboszczom chloe
by PREY s}ychaniu spowiedzi Wiel-
kanocnej, lecz widac nieba ME da-
}y nikomu tel najprostszej mySli,
nasladowania mi}osierncgo Samarz-
t%anina, lecz niemal wszyscy nasi
kaptani i lud be- kap}andw "a
praszaja ksiezy wielkich parafj,
kt"rzy czasu ME majq i sami bez
pomocy bye ME mogq-widoczna
przeto ~zlowroga i przerazajaca cho-
roba czasu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

7eotr miemiecki, Jali odegrany
bedsie W t~utojszej philharmonic
Halli W niedzieie, W Zielone Swia-
XII, pewnie niejednego Polaka, pc
niemiecku mowiacego, powubi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
THE GREAT SCENIC ROUTE

OF the Northwestern States is The Burlington =
Chicago, Burlington & Northern Railroad.
The Upper Mississippi region attracts every year
thousands Of tourists from the East and South, who
are enchanted with the never-ending succession of
rock-f.ced bluffs. wood crowned heights, and green
Wales trending far inland, adown whose grassy
far ahead and far behind stretches the long expanse
of shining river. Each bold headland. each wide
valley, the emerald isles that dot the stream so
frontier daring, mayhap their record of savage mas
sacre. To these quiet and lovely scenes the tourist,
wearied with other regions, is coming this summer,
and ii he is a wise and experienced tourist he buys
his tickets for the beautiful North via The Bur
lington,' or writes to W. ]. c. Kenyon, Gen. Pass.
Agent c., B. & N. r. R., St. Paul, Mimi, for infor-
nation.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
( avail Err VIE
POLSCY.
SekretarZ Generality.
FL. j. MulaQ, La Sale, Ills.

~. y. 1HutHU, La Odlie, LIS.
Do Zwiazku Kawaler6jw Pol
skich W Ameryce moga bye przyj-
mowane nowo tworzace sic iowa
rzystwa Kawaler6w Polskich jake
tez i pojedyhczy cz}onkowie.
Kazdy nowo przystepuJacy
kawaler, LEGACY najmniej lat Is,
PREY zfozeniu deklaracyi, obowia-
zany z}ozyt: Wstepne so c., kapi-
tai wsparcia 26 c., i popadek mie-
sieczny: Do Sharbu Nuredoecego
5 c., i ma fundusz obrotny S c.
W nastepnych miesiacach po-
datek miesieczny wsparcie 25 c.
cd kazdego, W tym tylko razie,
jezeli ktory z cz1onkow zawrze
zwiazek ma}zenski ma drodze legal
mel.
Wsparcie wyp}aconem bedzie
kazdemu W ciagu jednego miesia-
ca, skoro przedstawi odnosne do
kumenta do zarzadu g}6wnego,
lecz ME predict, jak pc up}ywie
6 miesiecy cd daty podpisania
deklaracyi.
Tow. Mr.. l Zwiazek Kawa-
lerow Polsklch W La Sale,
llls.-Sekr. FIR. j Mulka.
2 Tow. Mr.. 2. Kcionacya
Polska, Hurley, WITS.
Sekr. J6zefK. WALSH bx. 232
3 7ow. Mfodzieiy Polsh5;ej
Kato1icb1ej W Chicago FIR. Gi
2ynski, Isl Milwaukee Ave.
Sekretarz.
4. Tow. Postep W Pine
Creeku (poczta Dodge Wis {.
- Andrzej CJrzan sekretarz.
5. Tow. Wlarus W Minnea-
polls, Mimi. = j. A. Gluba,
%sekretarz, Ala Wash Ave. N.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

X. A.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
Rozprawy Komisarzy
POWiatOWy ch

20 !zebrali sic w dnlu L maJa 1000
r. W Biurze Auditora, stosownle
do odezwy, podpisanej W dnlu 4
kwietnia przez PIP. Perry, Bambe-
mex i Toye. Wszyscy czfonkowle
byli obecni.
Nastepujace rachunki przeka-
zane zosta}y do %zap}acenia z Fun
duszu powiatowego: Herald, Prin-
ting Co., druAi, s9o.25; j. Leicht
$50.
z funduszu drog i moscow:
Supervisorom z Town Hillsdale,
robota PREY drogach W 2 distryk-
Gle, $147.2 6; A. J. McCay, ditto,
3 distr., 21.13: J. l.. Finch, wy
datki "a przes}anie 10 rur odp}y-
wowych 2 Dresbach, 2.40, P. Peters
i inni, ditto, 4 distr. HOO.
Nastepujace sunny wyznaczone
zostafy ma poprawe drdg i mos
tow towiatowych: 1. distr. $4,000;
2. distr., 100000; 3. distr. 100000;
4. distr. 100000; 5. distr., 1,3oo.-
90.
Potem odroczenie az do srody,
o godz. 10 pred poludniem.
Sroda, 2 maja. - Nastepuja-
ce rachunki przekazane zosta}y do
zap}aty z funduszu powiatcwego:
E. V. Bogart, zywienie wiezni6w
W miesiacu kwietniu, s62.50; d..
v. Bogart, plaza szeryfa 294.95;
R. Carey, jake sedziemu pokoju
2.4O; J, Throne, DIT. 5.S5; j. b.
Fellows, p~latowanie i t. d. 152.l5;
c. S. Morgan, materially do pisa
MIA 11.S3, S. w. Paine, tapetowa-
ME we wiezieniu 1885.
q funduszu ubogich: Ludwig
Sikorski, towary ola fanny ubo-
gich $500, VIM. Hemmelberg,
transport ubogiego ma farme ubo-
gich 500; L. skidmore, odwiedza-
ME chorych i milowe 500; J. L.
Finch, pielegnowanie i transport
ubogich do fanny ubogich 2l.0o.
z ratuszowego funduszu u
marzanego; Munck i Lohse Geese
sunny kontraktowej "a pobudowa-
ME ratusza 6.399.Oo; G. G.. Maybu-
ry i syn, ditto "a plany i specitika-
eye, 1920; Chas Butler, superin-
tendent PREY budowie ratusza
$500.
Czasowe wsparcia otrzymali:
PAM Owiat z miasta St. Charles,
$4,000; Backhertz z 3 wardy Wi
nonskiej, 1C ..
Prosba g., Java Timm i in
nych, ably po}uoniowa po}owe 2
p66}nocno zachodniej Gwiartek mia
sta, sekcya "a, Town 109, range 10,
przeniesiono Z obwodu szkolnego
1902 do obwodu 33 przyjeta.
Uchwalono przekazac 4 fun
dusz powiatowego 5000 ma premie
"a tepienie wilk6w, s%t6sownie do
powszechnego prawa r. 1872,
rozdzia} 80, sekcya /, 2, 3 4.
Prosba obywatela Joe. Carson,
ably zachodnia ! z po}u. zach. !
sekc. "a, flown 1O5, range 5, przenie-
siono Z 81 distriktu szkolnego do
100, zostaAa przyjetaa.
Nastepujacy wniosek zostol
przyjety: Zwazywszy, re budowa
nowego ratuszu wnet tax dalece
bedzie posunieta, " bedzie MONA
przystqpiG do po}ozenia kamienia
wegielnego, a p%oniewaz take ,,po-
4ozenia kamieni wegielnych" Cd
dawien dawne ~wykonywane by1y
sr6d odnosnych ceremonii przez
wolnych mularzy.
Zatem komisarze powiatowi
powiatu winohskiego uchwalaja
ably ,,Winona Lodge No IS, A. f.
and A. NJ" obieEa kierownictwo
ceremonij PREY kladzeniu kamie.
MIA wegielnego, sioro robota mu-
larska ia do tyla postapi, ze dzici
tel uroczystoSci bedzie mdgi by,
naznaczony; ably innc stowazy-
szenia powiatu z%ostaly zaproszonc
do wziecia udziaiu i do 'pomocy
Data 2 maja, 1855 l..
Podanie oh. j. 4. BLAIR j q
innych, ably znieS6 pe~n2 czgS'
drogi powiatowej, przer1ynaj2ce
wschodniq ! poiudniowo-zach.
- "A, az ia ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
A0Iekta ma poWodzian.

Z dawniej pokwitowanych o.
debmlli losy: II. ID crdo W S k i
cd mr.. 81 DO 100, serya 80
J. Nluzik nr. ID ser. 80, st. RE
sHotaraki M. 60 ser. SO.
Nastepuiacy wiarusy Il Vino
NY otiarowali ~ ataraniem p. Do
minika HamcrsNego i losy ode
hroi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
o godz. 9 pred poludniem.

o godz. 8 pred poFudniem.
Czwartek k, 3 maia. - Ma
stepujace rachunki przekazane EOS
tally do zap}aty z funduszu powia-
towego: D. sinclair Publ. Co., dru-
XII i ksiazki, s11. 55; Winona Adler
druki 4.5O; H. w. Hill ditto $50
J. S. Wilton, ditto 1890; VIA
rus, polska drukarnia, ditto 49,
80; Winona gas Light Co., gaz
ola powiatowego %ratusza, wiezienia
i Probate Office, 1880; J. M.
Sheardown, zapisywanie przypad-
kow urodzin i Smierci, 1920; d.
Blanket, plaza sedziego 1.55 n.
w. Poss, znaczki pocztowe t. d.
200; H. Stevens i syn, materially
do r%isania 1924; Nc Me i sp.,
materially do pisania i tapety ola
wiezienia, 1855; NJ. Toye, reperacye
PREY wiezieniu, $50; August hu-
kowicz, "a przywiezienie i u}oze-
mia drzewa ola ratusza pow, 600
J.Bambenek, plaza komisarza, 900;
M. Toye, ditto 900; l.. skidmore,
ditto i milowe, 1900; j. II. Ferry,
ditto 1900; J. l.. Finch, ditto, TO-
80.
z funduszu ubogich: j. Stein
bauer, towary Ola fanny ubogich
$15.46; G. A. Elmer, ditto, 4.1O;
NJ. Toye, robota i materyal ola
pump ma fannie ubogich, $40; Phi.
Feiten, transport ubogiego do Die
key, OAK, 14.3S; A Prochowicz,
dwie trumny ola ubogch, 400; J..
Thrune S Co., trumna ola ubogie-
go i furmanka, $50; Institut mi
nesocki, ola Defektyw6w, suknie i
t. d. ola Pauliny Sadowskiej 5000;
j. H. Perry, odwiedzanie ubogich
i milowe $50, j. l.. Finch, tran
sport ubogiego do Salt Lake CT
ty, Utah, 1886.
q funduszu drog i most6w:
Jan Pelowski, kamienie ola 1 distr.
$500; l.. Skidmore, ogledziny dr6g,
800.
Nastepujace czasowe wsparcia
zosta}y przyzwolone: Peter Bebo z
Town Richmond $1,000; PAM Mil
Ter z village Pickwick 500; Anto-
nj Wajska Z 4 wardy, w Winonie,
1000.
B. V. Simpson mianowany
zostaf County-Surveyorem czyli
miernikiem powiatowym.
Wyszukano liste przysieg}ych,
ably zastapiG tych, kt6rzy s}uzyli
W ostatnim terminie marcowym
sadu.
Nastepujqcy wniosek zosta}
przyjety:
Zwazywszy, re komisarze po-
wiatu ma mocy ustawy stanowej
przyjetej W dniu S lutego, SO upo-
waznieni do wydania bondowna
ratusz pow. w kwocie ME vie
cej, jak 100000.
Uchwala sic niniejszem, ze W
Wanona Daily Herald diva razy, a
W Wnona Weekly Herald raz be-
die publikcwane ogFoszenie, WY
wajace do ofert ma zakupno RE
czonych bond6w. Oferty dniu
20 maja bye p%rzed}ozone auditoro-
wi powiatowemu, Z podaniem wa
runk6w, jak n%astepuje: $4,000 ma
przeciag czasu Is lat, 100000 ma
lat 20, 100000 ma lat %, 100000
ma lat 10, i potem p}aty w rocz-
nych ratach W sumle 10000 dola-
row.
Winona, Mimi, 8 maia 1883 +.
Panowie Finch, Perry i Skid
more mianowani zostali Komite-
tenn, ably zbadat proponowane wy
fozenie drogi publicznej przez gmi-
ny Dresbach i New Hartford, jak
ja p%olecono W podaniu, podpisa-
mem przez Noah Brown, jr,, i in
nych. Komitet zbierze sic w po-
poniedzia}ek, % maja 1888 +, ably
badac projektowane w~y}ozenic re
czonej drogi. Potem odroczenie ma
czas niepewny.
Potwierdzaja:
NJ. TOYE
Personal---very. Rady
komisarzy powiatowych
TT w D0SG H,,p1, t,J;1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

Medccyny, fairly i t. d., ku-
phone z npteki J. w. Lauera, pc,
w%szechnle ~ chwalone. Kwas kar-
bolowy i limo drogeryc p~otrsebno
mi~nowicie farmerom, moina tam
dostac nsjmocnieJsze j W najlcp-
Sym stanis.
7eotr miemiechi, Jaki o~degrany
bedzie W tutejszej philharmonic
Halli, W niedzieie, W Zislone Swia-
XII, pewnie i niejednego Polaka, pc
niemiecku mowiacego, powubi.
R miescie krasy pogfoska, ID
fotograf p. Morgeneitr zamysla
wyprowadzi6 sic z Winony Pan
Morgsneier owszem w tom lecie
ma debrs zamierza rozpoczac foto-
grafowonie. Idzc,e dc niego i kak-
Gle sic odebrac! Pytajcie sig u p
Slkorskiego, a tam wan wslsa&a
dom, gdzie mieszka p. Morgcnoler.
u MIC przybvf W O.
kolice Winony krewny rs.
Dutkiewicza Z North Creeku, p.
Adam Murin, z Litwy pochodzacy.
Waowa pc sp. Aloizym Bre-
zie celebrate W tym tygodniu cd
Tow. sw Kazmierza 300 dolar6w
posmierthego.
i Dnia IL maja uma,f W Wi
noni" VIM. Wedel, lat "a, syn
doktoru, kt0ry przod rokiem &c
szedt 4 tego swiata.
Ma DELEGATION do kon-
wencyi demokrackiej W st. Paul,
majaeej wybrac d~elsgatow ma gene
raIna konweneya ~domokrackq W
ST. Louis, wybrani Winony M.
stepujacy pannwie: J. b Bambenek,
p. Bub, Geo Hamilton, 2. Bchweit,
zer, f. l.. Randall Jam Ludwig 81.
NJ. Lamberton, JOS. Leicht, RaIf
Metcnlf, ". A. Allen 7. RsusS, J.
Hughes = wszysc.y z Winony -
wrerzclo Henryk Becker z Ores
bach.
Dano i'm p~omiedzv innemi in
strukcya, ably sio %staruli ~ przepro-
wadzenie wyboru ma ora j. Ludwi-
GA M Delegate do 81. Louis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

FranClSZek GrulkOWSkl ~
Micha} Bambenek 10
Franciszek Jazdzewski 10
ID. Hamerski 20
Augustyna N. 80
Franciszka Walinska 10
Juliana Walinska 10
Dalej z Winony zap}acili i ty-
kiety odebrali:
Teodor Sikorski C. 20
w. j. Czapiewski so
FIR. Peroutka 20
FIR. Grulkowski 80
Dalej ofarowah.
ZANTIGO, WIS:
Wojciech HOLES 100
Ant Kempski so
And Jagfa 25
Jan Domachowski 80
Wal. Sierota Is
Piotr. Derysz 100
Piotr Pietrzkowski LOO
Jul. Pietrzkowski LOO
Tom. Herek SO
Waw. Pietrzkowski 100
Piotr Szramka 100
Piotr Wiorek so
FIR. Zo}edowski 100
Jos Machnikowski sc
lux Strzelewski LOO
Izyd. Sojka so
Kar. Walk 25
z BREHAM TEXAS:
Jan DuszyhsSi c. so
Maciej Kubeczka 25
Jak Duszyhski SO
Jos Feliczak 60
Jan Nowak so
Piotr Nowak so
Mar Stegent IS
Agn. Kr6lczyk 25
z WAHPETOWN, OAK.
Miko}aj Tryba so
Alb. Szrajber so
Jae Buska so
Jak Carolewski so
Maryan Sikorski so
q CHICAGO, ILL.
w. Malecki S 100
Z BAY CITY, MICH.
Jan Szultz c. so
z MINTO, OAK.
Juliusz Wirkus 100
Fr. Tandecka 100
FIR. KiedrowsH 100
Pawe} Pelowski LOO
suma $3.50
P%oprzednio 1914
Razem S 1914
Odes1ano do Rzadu C%entralne-
go Zwiazku Mar. Pol. W Chicago.
2 maja S 900
10 HOO
II 22.74
Razem 42.74
ssg- Ponlewaz przese4ka los6w
kazdemu z os6bna "a wieleby kosz-
towafa a do publikowania kazdego
numeru ME ma czasu, nj miejsca,
przeto wykaz, ola kogo p~rzes}ane
nam losy zostafy przeznaczone,
przesfany Rzadowi Centralnemu
Nv. Mar. Pol, kt6ry loterya urza-
dza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCUW Il.

Pan Aihoioj T.y5a, N;6ry dn-
wnlcJ mies2kat ~ Winonie za.
seia z mic.jsc ohccnego s~cgo po-
bytu, Nnhpeton p. o. DAo.
clio, s%erdc"1nc pozdrowienie kochu-
nym druchom Niaouio. Pl4zs,
u ma SIC dobrze powodai, jeno Cd
~}on-klego roku mus uoslG onolurv
ma nes'c. Slow z~akoicavi luz 10
maia, ate nieltt6rzy inqi famcr2y
W dnln tyln joszczo bardzo hyii W
lyle.
Rodah uuS@ pan Bruno Nou
man, pochodzacy = Tyl.c pod La.
kami, " Pusach Xachodnioh, Mo
diugo sznkat zajecia " Wlnonic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

Jest jut cd dwSch tygodni pomoc-
nikiem kupieckim w pierwszorzed
nym tutojszym handlu iokciowym
D. Brinkn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

COMMISSIONER oyyicsl


RICHMOND, VA. Oci over %, ltsN
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
1 THE CITY OF HCHMOND;
William n. Turptl, Administrator - Aylor n.
Noodson, deceased. ...'.....-.........f4l in.l,
against
Annie 4 Code aud A. $. Ooods, her husband,
Oilyia 3 " oodsoD. " lillian r. W0Udnou, and
LllA WOodsga, bis ~fe, ohifley h. @oudson
and saille J.. Woolaon. Fannie y. oodson
JuiiA B. wooisou, aad Aylett 4. Noc.iaon, No
last four heink infauls. ............ Defendants
E1Tact irOm dccroc Of October q, l3s:
On consideration whereof 90
Court doth adiudgs. order, ana dernse. mat u.is
cause o. referred 70 X. y. stsger, oue " uie
commissioners u tli5 court who Is dir,-.tcd to
make tho following Inquiries aud tao ths fni-
loving a -cOgnts, aud report nom back " Nd
court el'h al convenient speed ., VII.
J. Of Wtat personal estate Sid Ayicu K " ooi-
sou lie seized and pOssesseif
? An account Of he dc0is and demanfs
against $40 estate u sah Ayiett b. Mo,s,slu,
deceasod, iog 8ther with thcir prioriuea, n any.
Tee names aud agea OF NE parties enuLed
o the said personal estate after he payment -
depB ami dowRnds against SAID estate, al 10
proportions ia which nioy ara enulei
4. That She comm isSoner take. sstiie, an
audit "a account q tho Transactions and dOings
Of william 81. Turpin as adminis,raior of SAIL
Aylett b. No0iton, deceased.
s That said Ommiasioner inquire. ascertain.
and report WAT wall DO reasonable ana pn'por
foe 20 % allowed tho plsintiu > nstorDays Toe
their services Ia this sait, and fer such other so-
vice. as they have rendered aud may have -
render ~ fse estate q said Aylelt X Moocsou,
Decreased. az the request u 6aid william n. fur-
pin, his said adninsusor.
& And thAt said commissioner viii make any
other inquiries and take any Othor aoaouula Ihat
any parry or parties IN interest may desire 90
direct or which said commissioner may deem
pertinent
AID the said commissioner IA directed 70 give
notice Of tue time and place Tor making sac in-
Quirfes and takinK tho As,ounts horplu directed
By publication % al extract Of this decree oIc3
u week Tor four successive weeks IN some noV--
paper publ.6hed Ia Tie city OF Richmond. Witch
publication shall DO deemed equivalent 10 per-
tonai service Of all parties IA Interest Ia no
same