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The Irish standard., 1888-01-21

ANOEA COUNTY.
County Delegate t. n. Sullivan, Anoka.
President, James MaArdle, Anoka; vice-Dresi-
dent, J ohm keirns Anoka; recording secretary,
n. j. Ryan, Anoaa financial secretary, t. VI.
Ryan, Anoka; ii. r.asnrer, Thomas Coleman, anoha.
ALBERT LEA, FaEEBoRN COUNTY.
County Delegate--John Graham.
President. Patrick O. }rien; yice-p president Jas
cial secretary, Edward W. Smith; treasurer w. S.
The Irish standard., 1888-01-21
IEI'TRIM .

at meeting Of thee mmittaa Of the
Killenumery branch On the 26th nit,
Rev. John G Brady. G. q, president,
in the chair the SUM OF G5 WAS unani
mously voted to the Central Executive
as the first lnsJaltnent. a vote Of
thanks to the worthy rev. chairman
terminated the proceedings.
The Irish standard., 1888-01-21


ST. THOMAS. LIE sUEUR COUNTY.
County Delegate, James Connolly. st. Thomas.
President. Cornelius Kilduff, St. Thomas; vice
president, James Sullivan, St. Thomas; record
ing secretary, Maurice W. H9ennessey. st. Ihomas
financial secretary, j. >. cullen; treasurer. pen1ls
Division No. 2-President Thos. NicKarry;- vice
president ?. Maloney; recording secretary, fhos.
Spruce; financial! secretary. NJ. Kelly; treasurer.
John McCourtney.
GREEN ISLE, .sIBLEY COUNTY.
County Dalesate--J.J McGrann.
Mahon: reccrding is secretary William Fahes; nan-
cial secretary, Thomas Horan; treasurer John
Fahey.
wINcNA.
County Delegate James Hughes.
President, g. D Flynn; vice-president. R. ":
Glynn; recording secretary. L. Clsary; financial
secretary, Ed BE lynn: treasurer. u. OBi7en.
SCOTT COUNTY.
Z County Delegate; Nj. N. Shields; JoBdan 7, p m.,
Division No. 1nPTes5dent, pr, T. T.; maioneyi saae
=. k;lduff: treasurer, 81. j. Fitzpatrick.
Division No president, Thomas Hyland;
ce-president, JOHN Qn'.i1; recording seeretary
swaeneT; t tTeas1rer. rr Stephen Stephens.
BRAINERD. GROW WING COUNTY.
County Delegate, Patrick Murphy.
President, o. VI. Clark: vice-president. John
Mci4ivern recording secretary. Jas. Meghar; t1n-
ancial secretary, Ohm Tool; treasurer, Cullen
MORTON, RENyHLE COUNTY.
County Delegate ames Greeley r5
Division. No ii President Peter III. Kyan; VICE
president, Albert b Clancy. recording gec1etars; !;
e. NJ. Keefe: financial secretary; y. heete;
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The Irish standard., 1888-01-21

Captain Lawrence Fahey; 1st. Lieltenullt
p. Hogan, Jr.; I'd. Lieutenant. P. j. Hogan.
SALTWATER WASHINGTON. COUNTY.
The Irish standard., 1888-01-21
IRISH NE WS,
TN THE DOCK.

DENIS o'FARRELI, In THE DUBLIE NATION.
The Irish standard., 1888-01-21
Where 'Y1a VII. Ai'ragy Fad
PIlIrest ! Drugs
A1ed W 0icines, Co,2tl>efe,at
C}, 3'}.''S. Accasyns:N n3,tf
NEude9Wfe -P}.3t;.pa.

|big,s Eng Cherry lasanl IoAns uinine rono The o-
Norwegian God Liver Oil
P1IYT AND or DEpARTENr
SaisM% all
and a
lime A Chemicals. Ali Tie
I1n AtSin
Toilet E,wier Largest
styles Too H. Nail Hand
|25 inch,
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C., ARLCV

Messrs. J j, Clancy, NJ. r., and
Charles Dawson spike in public at
Carlow a few days ago.
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LONGFORD.

The parochia1 clergy Of Lnnefor1
have gratelv acknowledged receipt OF
the following SIMS in aid OF the poor
of the town: From Captain Thac'1"rv,
sergeant major and snrgnants. military
barracks, Longford. e5; from Matthew
Farrell, Longford, e2
The Irish standard., 1888-01-21

Captain--Fd. Kennedy, Jr,: LIST. Licuter
T., j. Fitzgerald; I'd, Lieutenant. j. P. Cav
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19

household word all over the United States for that
network OF first-class railroads which radiates from
Chicago over Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Ne
hraSka, and Colorado, and acquired a Justly earned
fame as the erca, route East and West. The
Burlington" i. the NON DE PLUME OF the Chi
eaeo, Burlington & Northern Railroad, the latest
addition to the Burlington System" being the
Ink which connects 5000 miles of railroad with
Minneapolis and St. Paul and the rapidly growing
empire lying north and west Of those cities. In its
construction no expense has been spared to secure
a road bed uncqualed for soldity and smoothness,
and an equipment unrivalcd for elegance and COM
fort. cnsurns travellers promp, connections in all
principal cities. Its advent into the railroad world
compelled at once shorter time and better accom-
modations on the part Of competing lines, notwith-
Standing which it remains PAR EXCELLENCE
the bcs. and quickest line from all Northwestern
points to Chicago, Peoria and 81. Louis. For tickets
and all information apply to any railroad ticket
agent, or address w. ]. c. Kenyon. Gen. Pass.
Agent The Burlington" s, Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19

water 80
Mrs. Norminger 80
P'sewodniczacy mianowaf nas-
terujace komitety: Flnansowy
Perry, Skidmore i B~ambenek. -
Da drukow: Skidmore, Finch i
Perry.
Peticya szkolna OBJ. p. Kund-
svn o%droczona zo~tafu al do / lu-
trgo. PensJe rowiatowego proku-
r"tora powiatowego superinten-
denta szk6} ustanowione zoetaly
n" $1,000 ma kaAdego.
Ma wniosek podsiclony zostaf
powiat win"hski M try d'stry-
ky sanitarne. Picrwszy ':istrykt
obrjmuje nbwody Fremont, Snrato.
ga, Utica, St. Charles, Norton
Elba, Mt. Vernon, Whitewater,
miasto ST Charles wies Lewiston.
- distrykt cbejmuie obwody
Hart, Homer, Wilson. Warren, Wi.
mona, Hil'sdale, R"lIing-tono i
miasto Winone. = Trzeci distrykt
obwody Drcsbach, New Hartford,
Pleasant Hill, Wiscsyi Richmond.
Poten o%droczenie al do godzi-
ny I wleczorem. Ma r~osiedzeniu
w%ieczornem zesf.wions listo ~
wielk'ch i mafych przvsieylych "a
ZEN, ktorzy maja pelnic obowiazki
przysjegfych ma te, mina.h W mar
Gu w pazdziern'ku. Potem odroczc-
MIC a& do czwartku, o godzinie 10
pred pofudniem.
[DoNohczenie nastapil
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
POSZUKIWANIE

Przeszf9 8 luta temu samowol-
ME mnio opusciia moja bona Bar
burn Pormeda, gdy mn:e Mo byfo
W do,nu, zablerajac Gzieci. Dare
mnie starafem s'e o pobycls jcj
wywiedziec, tyle jednak doniesio-
no mi, 30 miafa przebywad W Bal
t'more. N"koniec, gdy ja zswi6df
jej %rrzedmlot m'fosc;, pozostain W
nedzy i miats pojso W sluibe
g'izieh do farmera kofo Baltimo.
re. Tam miafa zachorowaG i umrzec.
o mn;e TEN bardzi"j powoduje DO
w%ywledzenia sic dzieciach, by
ME Zmarniaiy.
Upraszam w;ec .iaknujuprzci-
mle Szanownych Czytelnik6w tel
gazety, ably :yli taskawi, jezel,
ktokolwiek cos vie o mojei Aonie
albo o ~dzieciach, mi o ten doniesG;
jezeli zas Coma moJa ~jeszczc lyle,
n'echaj jej powiedza, Is ;>rzcba-
cam .iel Nszystko i prosze, by
tylko q dzictmi powrGcjta do
mnie a wSzystko zapomnc i be-
die dobrzc.
Llsty do mn nircsowaG male
ty;
J6zef P,rmedu
care of X -. Nowak
Steamship r c1Aet Agent
MT. PLEASANT, Pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19

k01ka Dralnatycznego

.rupy Zw iazhowej W Winonie,
wyhrnny W dniu acieso stycz-
MIA ma rok 1888.
Albert Iibera, prezydert
Jan Cichanowski, wiceprez.
Winventy Lnrbiecki, %sckretarz
Piotr Mlynarek, vices ks.
Jolef Jnzd&,wski, kaSyer
Fir Ryszka lszy %opfekun kasy
JAuKov alrw~ki, 2g' opivkun kusy
Pawef LIBERIA, blblicte karz
Stanissaw Vera, m%arszafek
Aud. Knwulcwski lszy chora4y
Jak6b J"Aews ski, 2sl chorazy
Abort GIanort, postan'sc
H. Derdowski, dyrektor teatru
Ludw. Skorskn, re2yser sceny
Piotr Patubieki, gospodsrs sceny
Jan Zabrocki, suffer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
OBCHOp NARODOWY

w W istOfase.
KOmitet %winonskich
P%atryot6w zaprasza
wszystkich Rodak6w
i Rodaczki w Vino
ME, %szczeg6lnie miej-
scowe T~owarzystwa
Sw. kazmie1za Kr0-
lewicza, sw. krzyza,
sw. jana Chrzclciela,
sw. Stanislawa Kost-
XII oraz Towarzystwo
Narodowe K o | k O
Ora m a tyczne ma
wsp6lny o b G b Q d
cwiercwiekowej rocz-
nicy powstania pol
skiego z r. 1863.
Obch0d urzadzory
bedzle W niedziele, %
stycznia, W Hall Tow.
sw. Stanis}awa kost-
ki W polskiej szkole.
Poczatek 0 godzinie
I i pol wieczorem.
Do podniesienia
~uroczystosci bedzie
sic stara}o przyczl mic
IOWarzystWu sp1eWu
sw. Cycylii oraz Pol
ska Kapela.
Jako m6wcy wys-
tapia j. Bambenek i
III. DerdOwski.
Liczny udzia}, mia
nowicie Polek, poza-
danny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
PRAWOZDANIE
KOMITETU %SLEDCZEGO

kOMllEIU SLEDCLEGO
Towarzystwo sw. Jana Chrzcicicla
Grupy Zwiazku MAI. Pol.
Doch6d zr ls87..............&27s.3 SO
Rozch6d ....S232 81
$40 40
Got6wki w ELECTROMAGNETIC
Wypozyczone ma note........s1OO.oO
Procent naIezacy sic
Towarzystwu .......................s6.OO
dug zalegfy czfon-
kow
Ogolna ..s255.44
Towarzystwo liczy
cz}onk6w %
Przystapi}o VIZ 1887
csfonkow
Wystapi} ..............................l
kOMITET SLEDCZY: .J6zef
facki, Wawrzynicc Biskup Franci-
seek MrOZck.
OPIEK KASY: Te-
OIL Grucha}a, Ferdynand Szlago-
wski.
Ma rocznem zebranie W dnu
5 stycznia b. Y. zosta} obrany Ia
rzad-ten sam, kt6ry byf i W przesz-
lynn roku.
Wiel. Ks. Pr. r. J. Byzewski,
prezyd.
Wojciech Bambenek, wiceproz.
ID. %liamcrskl, sekreta,z
Jdzef tarhi, ~icc-sckr.
Jan JrreczcA, kasycr,
Teofl Grnciatia opick. kasy.
Maciri s4lagowsNi
franc ,znk Ja%A<e,s&i, ro>ianiec
Rok Jcdcn inl min,i, jak Tow.
sw. jana tLrlcicirla p,zom cuiio sic
u Iowarzystwa calkowitci wstrzc-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
miezliwosci ia Towarzystwo trzez-

miezliwosci ma Towarzystwo trzez-
woSci.
Powiekszy}o sic tez Towarzyst-
wo nasze o siedm czfonk6w, a W
biezacym roku, jake przestepnym,
spodziewamy sic, re przynajmniej
drugie lyle przystapi do naszego
grona. Serdecznie zapraszamy Bra
ci Rodakdw 2 Winony i okolicy do
naszego grona, jake tez do Zwiaz-
ku Narodowego Polskiego.
z uszanowaniem
ID. Kamersh7, sekretarz.
Winona, Mimi, dnia IL stycz. ssr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
THE WINTER CARNIVAL.

At St. Paul this season promises to surpass in
many features the two that have preceded it, If VIC
nay judge from the enthusiasm with which leading
citizens have taken hold Of it.
Prior to the winter Of ,SS5-1ss6 Montreal was
c only city on this continent which devoted IL
sen to a season of outdoor sport in the winter. The
curious and the sightseers focked to it in crowds
and it soon became evident that people preferred
fun and jollty in the open air at zero temperature
70 being confined in furnace-hcatcd rooms.
St. Paul took up the Montreal idea and I'M
proved upon it, each winter erecting 4 baronial castle
u Offering ice that was a charming sight to all
visitors, and filing her streets nightly with PROFESSIONS
of gaily uniformed carnival clubs.
To the Sou,herner, and even to those who are
not unacquainted with snow and ice, the Winter
Carnival and Ice Palace of St. Paul Is worth
coming far to see. for TO description on paper can
fully portray the attrac,ivcnc's of the occasion.
To this ..Ihe Burlington" offers the shortest.
best and quickest route by its elegant trains from
Chicago, Peoria and St Louis. &c, your tickets by
the Chicago Burlington q N.rhern r.. II.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
ZAPkACILI
"a WIARUSA,

Laporte Wilhelm Satkowski us
Minneapolis Jozef Wyrzykowsk2oo
Scranton Wlktor Ramel $50
Chicago Jan Barzynski Os5
Winona Lor Wieczorek 100
Dodge August Bambenck 1870
Shamokin X. J. Majewski 100
Stephen Jdzef Kordewski 200
La Crosse Mich Brzezinski 200
Jan Konieczny 200
Franc Walczak 200
Wojc Przywojski 200
Pcrham Leon Magdzihski 100
Mimic Jan L%lzakowski 200
Frank Tandeczka 200
Elba Leon Jezewski 200
Renfrew Jan Rekowski 100
Geranium Valley Xavier Go}ka 200
Philadelphia w Domanskl 200
Winona Jan KupferSchmidt zoo
Dodge Juliusz Mielewczyk $50
Winena Alex Mylanowski $50
Dominik Hamerski 100
Detroit Jos Zeinc 50 Indiana 900
Minneapolis Jan Wyrzykowski 100
Ne~bugh Sym Rozp}ochowski 100
Jan Szczyglewski 100
Webster Mass w Jonakowski 100
Ardoch Jul Riska 600
Baltimore Rev Rodowlcz 400
st Paul Frank Schroeder 100
Chicago st Sfomlnski 200
New Haven NJ Grodzki 200
Dodge Andrzej Tuleja 100
St Louis Rychard Budo 100
Constable Hook, J KuSnicrek 100
San Francisco B.onisfaw tada 300
St Joseph A Fralndorfer 100
Mimic Michaf Brondzinski 200
Wilhelm Kamrowsk 1855
San Francisco Bron Rib cki 200
Texas, Brerond, j Kubiak 100
w Pisarz ll5
l. KocEanowicz $50
KS Piotr Litwora 100
Karol w do Litwv $50
Sprostowanee: w przeszfym
numerze miafo bye pokwiowane z
St. Paul Teodor Klinger S 200.
ME Jozef Matz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
SPRAWOZDANIE
KOMISARZY POWIATOWYCH,

Komisa re powiatow, powiatu
win 2nsklego zebrali sic w dniu 3
stycznia w Biurze Auditora. Ma
wniosek oh. N. Toye wybrany EOS
tai j. IL. Perry czasowym prze-
wodniczacym. Potem wni6sf L.
Skidmorc. ably pana NJ. Toye o.
brat stafym przewodniczacym O.
brad, i wniosek ten jednoy}osnic
zestaf przyjety. Nastepne odrocze-
ME az do godziny . Z po}udnia,
poczem przyjeto do akt rome refe-
raty zfozone IA stole przewcdnl-
czacego.
Rachunek J. Is. Bambcnka,
komisarza | d%istryktu, kt6ry Wy
pfacif $2,5U9.7O ma czasowe wspar-
cha.
Rachunek OBJ. NJ. Toye, komi-
Sara 2 di,tryktu, ktdry wypfaci}
S l,l6O ma ~sparcie czasowe.
Rachunek oh. l.. Skidmore,
komisarza 800 distryktu, kt6ry wy
pfacif S lis ma czasowc wsparcla.
Rachunek j. III. Pcrryego, ko-
misarza A distryktu, ktory wyp}a-
Gil $ 356 ma czasowe wsparcla.
Rachunek OBJ J.. l.. Finch,
komisarza 5 distryktu, ktory wy
p}acif $ 634 ma wsparcia czasowe.
Nastepnie odroczenie az do
srody, o godzinie 10 pred po}ud-
MEM.
w srode p%rzyzwolone zosta}y
nastepuiace rachunki.
Z tiuuduszu pomiatouego
Winona Ader, printing $50
II. w. II II printing $40
j. $. Wbilon, printing 5000
Wiarus Pub. Co., printing A.oo
II. D. Yolton, constable fees go
r.. d. Glow constable fees 4.l5
b. Boltman, Justice fees $50
Il. Choate 4 Co.. goods for Jail 2.2o
E. V. liogmt, te%lcgrarhing
and washing far prisoners l7.3O
JOS Brncndlo, bex or tax
books treas. Office 800
j.. b. Fellows, surveying and
leveling ground FIR new
court house 1000
2. Fitzpatrick, Off ial expon-
ditures Is 20
K. S. Morgan stationery $50
Il Junauszu ubogich.
A. Prochowicz, two collins
AZ. pnupcrs 1900
Jos. Thrun, two collins for
paupers IL 90
A. G. Rrown, enc cottio for
pauper and team hire 900
j. M. Iunhardt, four ticrces
for poor farm 100
Z Jundusz drog i mostow
II. D. Cone, material for
District No. /. 2.75
Jas. Nc D,ugall, roadwork
in DISTRICT No. 3 600
M. III. Skidnorc, roudwork in
district No, . 800
T.. Janzow roadwor1 4" DIS
trict No, 4 1898
Youmans Bros. & llolgins.
lumber for district No 1 800
Thos. Hirk-, roadwork IN dis
trlct No. 3 1900
Z ftu"d'Ss" rotus=o'cego.
Munck & l. hso, on contract
fr new g oErt house 81 $4,000
C*"&owa pon1oc pray@wolono mas.
hpuj4cY0 c$0ioM.,
Eth KlttIrs ~, twn Of Hart $50
Albert 70 Inner, tow" Of Hart 80
Mr.. Born St.Cn res city 80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19

sprostowante: w ~przeszIym
numerze mialo bye pokwiowane Z
St. Paul Teodor Klinger S 200, a
ME Jozef Matz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19

MIEJSCOWE

Winonie ma poczalku biezacego
tycodnin. w ubiegtym tygod"lu
termometr 70 skala Fahrenheit
skazywN nawyirj "a slopnie mzej
zera, W poniedzialek zrana zas
luz .padt do AZ s'opni. - w Ma
nitob1e tel zimy JUL byly 50 stop
ME Emma i jeden starry clesla u
mari tam W iozku.
Pciagi 2 St. Paul i 2 Green
bay powodu sn'egow cd
dai IA rzadko kiedy ma czas PREY
bywaia, a czasem z p6'nocy diva
lub 8 dni wcals ME prAeby wniy. Ma
linli St.Paulskicj onegdaj %przer~a-
ma zoStata ko.unikacya kolejowu
pod Wabnsha q powodu za-vI ania
przex snieg torow koIrjowych. Pc
wien Kodak nasz z Dakoty, kt6ry
tn przybyt goscine, mus:at .js
przedtutyc, gdyz Aolej mannitob-
ska ME mog'a sie przedrze6 przez
sniegi do p%olsniej kolei Mimic.
Pociagi z Milwaukee Chicago,
shociaz SIC czasem sp6zn,aja, jed
max c~odzienuie do WInony docho.
dxa
Deputy Publ'c-Examiner G..
D. H.; skins orzrkt, IL ksiazki Ii
rzednik6w powiatu w~inonskiego sa
al r i G h t.
Ludnosc m,asta Winony sama
" zadziwiajacy snosob sic pomna-
3a. w przes1iym mieslacu urodzi
10 sic tn 70 dzieci, a % u,nariy,
cd marca zas 1887 r. do 81 CRU
dnia 81, urod.ifo sic GIG a tylko
27l nmarfo.
Dochody 2 p%odatkow %powlato-
wych wynosify W pierwsze] 20
stycznia S 1279.72. Jest TO troch9
wlece.j, jak W tym samym e2asie
roku minionego.
Pan Suchonnir Il w wardy
xnowu otworzyf swoj2 g%olarniq,
przyjawszy uowego dobrego po-
mocnika. Jet to golarnia, znaidu-
jaca sic na)blizej ~polskiego koscio-
Ia, tuz obok grocerni p. Walente-
go Bambenka. PREY III. trzeciej.
Panu Suchomirowi poczytat trzeba
"a zas}uge, IL pierwsza g%olarnia w
" wardzie z~a}czy}, i jaknajmoc-
nicj nalezy 60 poHierat mianowi-
Gle nan Polakom jake naszego po-
bratymca.
august Dzwonoushi wyplata
krzesia i przyjmuje u%szkodzene
krzes1a do reparacyl.-Pomleszka-
ME ul. 3cia, pod Mr.. S52.
w ponicdzia}ek, Is stycznia
zabl4 poe az kolci Green-Bayskicj
rodaka naszego A%ndrzeja EIgiszc-
wskiego, powracajacego syod "a
wieji fnieznej z Winony do bod
&c.
Piece i wszelkie zelazne oraz
blaszanne sprzety kuchenne i narze.
dzia W najlepszym gatunku j 20
najtahszej Genie znajdziecie J. j..
Giesego Winonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-19
Kolej Burlington
PLAN .JAZDY
Ma STACY WINONA.

Trains .irrive
From Minneapolis and St. Paul, daily. M, ON
from la crosse, except Sunday, 9.25 am
From Chicago and st. Louis, i.ily, AK am
From Minneapolis and St Paul exccptSunday ,o.l5 pm
Trains Depart.
For St. Paul and Minneapolis, daily, ,.os am
For La Crosse. except Sunday, Y.as pm
For Chicago and St. Louis, daily, ,o.9s nm
For St. Paul and Minneapolis except Sunday. s.45M
For tickets, time tables, sleeping-car accomn,7
dations. ETC., apply to:
d. Il Htno1ey, agent. /
Bagaze zabezpieczaja sic czc.-
kaml AZ do miejsca przeznaczenia
Ma ws%zystkich pociagach pc
splesznych znajdaiA sic kary obia.
dove i sypialne systcmu Pullman.
Tykiety okolnikowe |Throught
tickets) do wszystkich punktow
W Stanach Zjednoczonych i Kama
dy 50 do nabycia w Winonie.
Tykieay sprxesEnjc:
Agent 81. II. Namiey W Winona.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-04-19
A Good Showing.

Daring the present administration the
balance of the bonded debt of $4,000
created in 1874 for the erection of new
court house, has been paid and the road
and bridge tax reduced to Is cents on the
800 valuation. The addition to the
court housed is paid for and without increas-
lag the taxes a solitary cent. Travis
county can easily pay off the bridge
bonds, both for the old and the new
bridge, projected to be built across the
Colorado, rs we'll as the $4,000 contracted
for improvements of the jail, aud still
have very handsome surplus on hand,
with prospect of a further decrease of
taxes and yearly increase of revenue.
The increase in the value of taxable prop
erty more than justifes the building of
th' bridge, and there is no possblereason
why the bridge should not be built at
once, the county being fully able to build
several bridges across the Colorado with
on the cost becoming burden to her
citlRens.
The flourishing condition of our county
finances is proof of the able admiuistra
tion of the present commissioners, who
have exerted every effort in their power
to do their duty, and have succeeded in
rendering universal satisfaction.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-04-19

ipfammable kidney stimulsnt, and the re-
suit is chronic Inflammation of the
small filtering tubes of the kidneys, which
soon destroys their function, and then
sure enough the poor fellow has Brigh,'s
disease. 1t is true many other causes of
this disease w,rJ discussed, but to this
reporter, who had tolen up the window to
listen to the blessed doctors, it seemed
the principal war was made upon quacks
and patent medicine.
The subjec to be discussed four weeks
hence is ''Apoplexy and Uremia." This is
virtually a continuation of the subject
last discussed. Dr. G. o. Weller will pre-
sent the subject, and DIR. l.. d. Hill will
open the discussion.
Delegates will be appointed in few
days TO represent the society at the state
association, which meets in Galveston
April "a.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-04-19
THE BLESSED DOCTORS.
They Discuss Bright's Disease and
Sail into Patent Humbugs.

Travis County Medical society was in
session Thursday night, and had up for
discussion the important subject of
"Bright's Disease" DIR. j. W. Hamilton,
OF Webberville, as per appointment, pre-
sented the subject in a,well written paper,
and DIR. r. Nj. Swearingen opened the dis
cusslon, which was energetically engaged
IN by Doctors Smith, Litten, Tyuer, Ben
nett and Denton. Their meetings are re-
garded as grand consultations, aud many
interesting and important facts are
Drought out by the Interchange of views,
as to the cause, nature and treitment of
diseases so consulted upon. In the dis
cussion of Bright's disease Thursday
night, it was concluded that fruitful
source of its production and frequency
was due to the reckless use of medicines
advertised for It's cure. For instance a
man has pain In his back-in the
muscles ninety nins times in a hun
dred-and diagnoses his own case
to be Bright's disease of the
kidneys, and prescribes therefor few
bottles of "Kiduey Cure" or some other
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-04-19
MR.. ED CHRISTIAN.
He Quietly Passed Away Last
Afternoon.


The entire community was deeply
grieved to learn of the death of Mr.. Ed
Christian, which occurred at his residence
last afternoon at 2:l5 O'Clock.
Mr.. Chr stian was a native of Lynch
burg, Va, and ut the time of his death
was So years old.
He moved to Austin in 1852 and up to
the time of his death was one of her most
industrious and valued citizens.
When he fret came to Austin he was a
poor boy, but by industry and an honora-
'ble, upright life he soon forged to the
front, and when the war broke out he
numbered his fr ENDS by scores.
In March, 1862, he Joined com
pany G, commanded by Captain
Fred Moore, Sixteenth Texas infantry.
He served throughout the war as a private,
and was a gallant solder.
After the war he returned to Austin, and
along about 1867 he and Mr.. Loomis
erected a planning mill and established Il
large lumber yard in this city, and at the
time of his death he was among the
largest lumber dealers ia the state.
In 1878 he was married to Miss Matilda
Horst, VINO, with three children, aged 4,
10, aud IA years respectively, survive him.
de was kind and afrectionate husband
and father, and true, generous friend.
He was progressive and enterprising,
and as business man he was the soul of
honor. He had accumulated large prop
erty, and was recognized as among the
first and safest business men in the com
munlty, and his death has caused va
cancy which will be hard 60 fill.
Mr.. Christian was a worthy member OF
Milan Lodge |. o. o. f., and by them will
be buried this afternoon at O'Clock from
his residence, corner of Thirteenth and
Lavaca streets. Friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-04-19
Texas Patents

Inc following patents we're granted to
Sltizens OF Texas, bearing date of April
do, 1883. Reported expressly for HE
STATESMAN by Louis Bagger / Co., me-
S W experts and solicitors of patents,
washington, D. G. Advice free):
Shutter fastener. Au''in'
NO, SoO,9IS-Kate P. Beard, Tyler; hand
propelling device for sewing msobinas
lock. O5' hearne; nut
vator. III Niour' eultl-
swinging gate. ' o00ufn0'
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-04-19
And other considerations.

We would be pleased to know of a man
or woman who has never had headache or
been subject to constipation. As these
seem to be universal troubles, little ad-
vice may be in order. Why should per-
sous cram their stomschs with nausesting
purgative pills, ETC.. which sicken and de-
bilitate, when such pleasant and sterling
remedy as Prickly Ash Bitters will act
mildly and effectively on the liver, kidney,
stomach and bowels, and at the same time
tone up and strengthen the whole system,
cau-iug headache, constipation and ell
such distressing evils to quickly disap-
pear.