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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02
WANTED-HOUSES

w M l1 BUY SMALL ooNFoRTAMI
w nSme ~ me north we-tern art Of HI. ca, 90
s~y ssoo ~ balance in moathly psymsnss 4 u
NVAN .ED-BY A LADY OF fxPFnfr~c, -,
w rent . furnished hou-s snd e,srd s.snf,s ~
rent Address VA. star once. '>As ~
XVANTED-AN UNFI RNIsHEp HoTsF On -
W lees than eight or nine Rooms; west o. ian al
locality. Address Boa l25. star Ofhce oSi st.~
WANTED-A HOUSE OK PART or A HouuF M
w northwest Iart OF the city. west Of l3th II .as
south Of l. Address full particulars PhlsIsIaN.
Star Office. sssN ~.
VANTED-wHlIE OUR RENTAL BUsINIas IA
has lett Us with sins er list OF warrant hoa-ss than
usual a. viii be seen by reference 10 bull.t m
aAiy at our once IN stating that tho-e
having houses 90 rnt Will advance the interest ~
plsciis such properly In our hands. JOHN She Man
a CO, l4Os ST se2tl3t
w dwellills with ample lot. worth from $4,000 %
fiLEk a kUTHEHIokD. 1907 fst : y. SEQ 81.
WANTED-wiLL PAY ALL CASH FOR HAIck
w house from $500 20 $1,000. st.te lofstion
and rent. Must be q barSain Boa Isl star ofaee
se29-3t
WANTER = INN DIAIELY DIRECT TROM
w gwnsN several iouses. st from t3.0OO %
$1,000 Tor which we have customerS n well located
We have constant demand tor house. o. reut aad
furnish good tenants, and will sttsntsOn
10 Ierty placed M our hAnds
sep-lm WALKER WILSON. l0oo a.
WANTEDl AM HAVING DAILY APPlIcA-
w lions lOr Houses. owners secure goo
ants AID prompt sttepto on 90 repsir- and The linor
details relating % the pruterty
BY llss ina a. with nIe toI rent
WANTED-HVUsEs or ALL GRADES no hKSr
w OF sell We have more calls Tor houses 4 rent
Als-sm HEBRON a RAMEY. 1907 Fst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

CHAM ''Oprmso. COxr,sura


s.a vnussr yshrso. ana a.-,..,.. an 49,.
snA e,ch a.y vu -. ~. ...,.,...
,hdnr psv s.d sssr,.sv. n. 49,.
H. v,,k YIN hs >o.ev $500. a, ~. ..-.,.-
~ N. .ps,r,,v ~ 49,. - 49,. 49,
vu>p.. Hsvm.rs.e. NoA,,.... :. ,-...-,
Amir, s,6 vr~,u,,. No. sc. ,--s-. -.
Cao.k. cAi,a,.p,. s,s.. - 60. ,-.-.
- sh.u sxhibat ths ue-s .s.,...,,. u.. :. M.
.svsst sty,s. aod efRscs. ~ b,,,,.,,, :. era,
eisy. We cordially inva>, you. ,n.p.,e.,,, :,
tAis stock
1v"A
Aoanter tsAls oa seeond Aoor. IN fro,< ~ IN.
Iinan psparsmsnk eyatsias sv,e a aoe.n
di4szsnt seylss a TovsaA smhr>c3u~ bard sv,
end Rucs q pure nh. German. ana sooa.s
Nnsna, bosh paasn end k,esssd fringe. I'm pl.sn
white end sanay bordssa ssssa. "A bv As
inchA % b 50 inshsa snA e b. 90 ,poas.
0ems a he colersd borders i7cluds Hua.
Pink. Liehs Blua, snA salmon. choso, a. ,hs
lot for 60o You have paid &c. and s7ss. for
Towels no hsetse.
A nruov.r
pv,,.. o,,-a.,. >....,. $500,
easssns saA wssA Goods generally have moved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02
Tn Omr VIZ To Do II.

WE ADvERTIsE 10 INCREASE OUR
BUSINESS. THAT'S THE ONLY WAY TO
DO IT. ITS OF INsIoNIFIcANT IMpoR-
TANCI WHETHER WE ADVERTISE
THROUGH A REBUs CAS- WE HAVE JUST
DONE. Oh AGAIN THROUGH THE
NHwsPAPERs. As WE ARE ABOUT TO
Do) OUR SIMPLE PURPOSE Is TO SELL
MORE GOODS.
THE s1sTIM OF SELLING FuRNI.
TURR CARPETS. DRAPERIEs, STOVES.
ETC. WITH BIG MAJORITY OF THE
BILL ON THE CREDIT SIDE OF
THE TRANSACTION. THAT ISN'T
NEW. BUT OUR WAY OF DO
INC IT ia WITH us CREDIT
DOESN'T MEAN THE FALSE pRoTEc.
TON OF BIG PRIcE-wHIcH YOU
NAY NEVER PAY-BUT IT MEANS A
CLOSE PRICE. DEFENDED BY DUB
FAITH IN YOUR HONEST INTENTION
TO DO JUST As you SAY YOU WILL
THAT'S THE ONLY WAY WE CAN DO
CREDIT BusINEss WITH you. nYou
WANT SOMETHING IN THE TuRNI.
TuRE LINE AND YOU CAN'T VERY
WELL PAY ALL THE CASH DOWN. THE
PRICE WON'T LEAP WAY OUT OF
SIGHT THE MINUTE YOU MENTION
CREDIT. NO. INDEED. BUT. IF. AFTER
WE'VE LOOKED INTO YOUR FACE. AND
BELIEVED WE READ AN HONEST PuR-
POSE THEIR WE SHOULD FIND you
wILLFULLY BROKE YOUR PROMISES,
THEN THERED BE SUCH A cHAsM
BETWEEN DUB PRICES AND OUR Es.
INNATE OF YOU THAT NOTHING
COULD SPAN IT. THE ONLY WAY TO
PROTECT YOUR CREDIT WITH us Is
To KEEP YOUR WORD.
HOUSE & HERMANN,
CASH AND CREDIT FURNITURE AND
CARPET STORE
e21 AND cas- SEVENTH STREET n. w..
AND $50 MASS. AVENUE n. ".
ocl-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

ne President has signed the Chinese exclusion
bnl, As everybody expected he would, and has even
gone 80 much further az 70 accompany his ap-
proVA with message OF explanation, In which
IL whole history OF recent diplomatic neeotia-
tons with China - gone over. From this message
d appears that the United States mas real gr,ev.
ance against the Chinese government for ia re,ec
ron Of the treaty. since the chief provisions OF the
inssrument were originally suggested by China
and nos oy ourselves AL Of which win intens,,v
Tie establishment OF the supersut.ous politicians
~ -ClevelAnds luck as Manifested In the present
instance; for the message makes sharply obv,ous
81 tact which was only assumed In general wsy
before-tnat the placing on the statute-book OF
Soch Q law as Mr.. Scott framed until dine no,,ce
Of the rejection OF the treaty had been recsiyed
would have been gross and objectionable at
mont TO China IL was q share In this bad busi
meas or An equally embarrassing position involved
In the issue Of q veto. that was spared the PresA
dent through the Senate's insistence ouralktng
againsE time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

2 A g. FOB LARGE BOTTLE FLORIDA VATIR
~ genuine; &c for Bird sssd full pound packaeSs;
IS. M: koTs RfsfaH1fE;s Is 1 !SS
". oc2-3p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02
BOARDING.

n no9uEEE Z y AZ 1tA,;xrv
1lOk-1 10 ssre-t n. " south sidA
Having se. ed hsss s,.s 9@ss nv ~ % e enc
Goa es4ni vosknssn IN ptoye& Na1stsas - eesR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

BzAurrruI Snow,
RATHER EARLY IN THE SEASON. WE KNOW.
But the soft falling fakes
(ssye those Of Alcoholic origin)
:sp psr ss% e sh sSsf Lille s:n assn
NESTING
z 2 tsehnicsi tefm. ominous Of evil. indicative Of
maud In the tobacco resaons
PM.HooKINa
, 1870 = one q he ans asts
N m. .ss 81:
IA sna IA ySa E %Sds s0 sn
:ro1ss svsn 9 suapicion Of fraud And yet. when
&ss sSs sS.ss Sssp Va but '1An'ns0'n F'''>'s
WHITED aRPULCHER
oths VII and corruption Just it IL in
8 s.s =! ~ S1S:: = inside .aS .:s
nsss ySr Eel sood have ne Handsome and N bsns
o. so ca 4! SSc 3. :sis I'VE n.yso your
run fer 1pss that srtels sorry .yOu hadn't cO@e
Sos !: as =: 9.v: other soSds f:s superior p
e :. sss 5f: asds GiS.n Word thai Whist
nosr {. he ssa s xai Sa T.
70 SawAax q thoss WHOSE Nssins %s sc1 would
ma q e; Of honest toll For
ZINE RRADY.MADE CLOTHING
VISIT
VICTOR z. ADLIR's
a0 - -. CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
W ms SSs 'th se NV. ooxnss xassachusetts AVE-
opsn ssturdayo TIL IL d m -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02
WANTED ROOMS

WNN rED-foR tn WINTER BY efxol =
w - uemsn. Pleasant room With q 10; eo~~~-
nient 20 9Th aud y. prie not % sxe~ed clio pr sa
Aadrr-s DlXlf- star once 1fs
WANTfD-AN UNfURNIsHED PkRLOR On
w second coDr IN northwest rtion OF the cftf, II
Star ONE oci. -
WkNnD-hooMs-RED YOUR ExPEAses
On. h os EDITING ,ui your arr ~ ms f,see then IN
hen era 1921 y Ell nv ed ~
WNrEp 10 kfSr-k FRONT frRsr-sIeRY
omce on or 9Th eta. suitable for rial e9fzls
eesiness Adirsss A. C.. star ofbce ss2s ars
M hNIEp-fkoM OCTOBER rs TO jun IL
IN s W. h.s.rns With board for gentlemen and -ff.
sr,,,. sttietf prls.te faulty Addres. with
rms SoAsI SURVEY OFFICER Star once s2p SO
NJ ANLED-shND NIX PARTICULARS OF lUa-
n. sna IN nrti-hed ko.las houssk eel1ns
lerues Waiting. once v04 @ 1t nv go So
WANTED-BY GINTIlN.N IN nm A.. = N
p,s..-n, ,arnshed 10 IN desirable house WITH
i.e..Ans tenhed private family terms not oyef 10
FER month ocst rcierunce- Llars.' u A "a 49,
I,oltAl Club. Ne~ o N ~ n-.le-
Bent County register., 1888-06-30

Every attention will be paid to guests and
thetAble set with the best the market affords.
Bent County register., 1888-06-30

THAT SMALL BOY.-A dashing young
fellow was very attentive to a young lady
who did not secretly favor his attentions,
and who was blessed with an observing
little brother of only q few summers
growth. The young lady's admirer was
visiting her, when the little chap broke
into their presence, and mounting the
young mans knee, said, Haven't you e.
a fine room?" ''Oh, yesp proudly repli-,
the dashmg young fellow, whose vanity
was evidently touched by the remark see
ing, as he thought, in Il e circumstance an
opportunity to make a favorable impress
ion on the sister, he gave his mustache al
extra twist and reiterated his reply with
eniohasis-"Ch, yes, Z very fine r0omP'
thought So" said the young hopeful mus
ingly. But what Ir>aee you think so 2
asked the young lady's admirer, his curl
osity by this time fully aroused "Be-
cause was the crushing reply, SISTER Mag
gle said she liked your roori better thar
your company
Bent County register., 1888-06-30

any man who honorably wore the
Federal uniform becoming an inmate
Of an almshouse or dependent upou
private charity.
In the presence of an oYerhowine
treasury it would be a public sean
dal TO do less for those whose valor-
GUS services preserved the govern
,nent. We denounce the hostile
spirit shown by President Cleveland
in his numerous vetoes of the meas
ures for pension relief..and theaction
of the Democratic house of repre-
sentatives in refusing even the con
sideration of general pension legis-
lation.
In support of the principle here.
with enunciated, we invite the com
parison of patriotic men of allparties
and especially of all workingmen,
whose prosperity is seriously threat
ened by the free trade policy of the
present administration.
Bent County register., 1888-06-30

The Democratic party has never
elected amy northern man to the
Presidency second time. -Four
Presidents who were members OF
the organization were chosen to that
office for two terms each, but all of
them resided on the Southern side of
the old line of Mason and Dixon.
These were Thomas Jefferson, James
Madison, James Monroe and Andrew
jackson. The three first named
were born in Virginia, and lived in
that state when elected. The last
named, Jackson, was North Caro-
linaian by birth, and citizen of Ten
nessee at the time of his accession to
the Presidency.-Exchauge.
Bent County register., 1888-06-30

People who wonder why there is
such an immigration to America,
should remember that 4 French
workingman lives as well as any
man Of his class III Europe, better
than mort, and has for his breakfast
a bowl of coffee and chunk of
bread, no butter, nothing else what
ever except perhaps two or three rad
ishes or onions. Nobody lives as
poorly as that in this country, where
a peculiarly nauseating style of dem
agogue says that the ''poor are grow
ing oorer."-Exchange.
Bent County register., 1888-06-30
REST.

knitting busily knitting,
The dear cid grandmother sits,
While through the window In sunshine
The lazy butterfly fits.
1t lights on the well-worn Bible,
And swRys is beautiful wings,
While the good old grandInothss ponders
And sweetly, bat feebly sings
The hcllyhocks, tall and slender,
Stand close by the open door,
Like scn.ineis watchful and tender.
Their shadows thrown On the hoor.
The blossoms tempt bees By their sweetness,
And blush in tie light OF the sun,
While birds, in their nests mid The tree-tops
Cease csrolins Que by one.
And now she has finished the knitting,
And thinks Of far away lands;
She watches the butterfly ditting,
And folded are graudinother's hands
She dreams she hears little feet coming.
And ell her flint pulses are stirred,
For loud DER the sound or bees hnrlminS,
The voices OF fohndren arc heard.
They troop up the garden path gs,ily,
And rush through the dooyay In glea;
But soon, in denure satisfaction,
Are seated on grandmothcr's knee.
Ehe tells them the old-tinle stories,
And presses them each to her breast,
Calls them srandnother's dear norning-gioria.
And no oae knows which she loves best.
Her dreams change slowly to others
More sad, ard Jet they are bright,
For three lit.le heads are all Ginning
Above her, IKE angels OF light;
And six little mir hands are beckoning.
And a bright golden gate opens wide,
Where her dear Old husband stands waiting;
And gladly she walks by Lis side.
And thus, sveetly resting. they found har
That day at thu setting ofSul.
With q halo OF glory around her,
\ For grandmothers work waSdoneI
Bent County register., 1888-06-30

! Sew Yorker predicts that ''The time
i5 near at hand when race of honey-bees
will be introduced to the American people
who have no stingers" Perhaps the Amer
ican people who have 10 stingers will OBJ
iect TO making the acquaintance of new
race of Loney-bs.s
Bent County register., 1888-06-30

Here is chance to secure weekly ono Of
the best Newspapers in the United states ut
a trivial cost THE WEEKLY TIMES viii
contain the most Important news collected
by the Daily Edition, besides a vast amount
OF Literary, Household, Agricultural and Mis-
ceiInneous matter for the General Header.
This order viii hold good only for short
time. OF; SER AT ONCE.
as-scnd Postal Note, Postal orer, or Regis
tered Letter.
THE TINES, Chicago. Ills.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

rs. Aleksander Rekowski u
zyskaf probostwo Okoninie =
KS. proboszc1 Semrau, dawniejszy
W kary Wielu West ol 3 tygodni
proboszczem W ~Zak.zewie, w DO
wiecie zfotowskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
PEACCIE IA
WIESCl
z Polskiej ~ujczyzny
Prusy Plskie.

Vice 10 Brodaicy ME odbyf
sic a to Z takiej przyczyny, re
wszystkie wieksze sale i lokale SO
tam W reku niemieckim, a 2 tel
strony sadzono SIG ma to, zeby
psut polakom i odprawienia vie
ca ME dopuscic.
Pan Felix Ossowski 2
Najmowa dok}adaf niezmordowa-
ME starania, ME zafowaf navel
grubych picniedzy i try czy cite
ry sale najmowaf jedne pc dru-
giej, ale gospodarze W kazdem
miejscu, chloe juz zadatek Cub cal
kowita zaplate przyjeli, odmawiali
ma i pieniqdze odselali, zrywajac
ugode. TAX SIG tez stale i strzel-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

DO amerykahskich pism ME-
mieckich dono#za \ Prus Zacho-
Mich, re listowy Won Bonin "a
przenlewierzenie mnogich przy-
padkach skazany zostul ma 9!
roku wiezienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

Meimja~A" Dyecezyn. w tym
roku dwaj ksieza dyecezyi che}-
mi1skiej obchodza SO rocznice kap-
fanstwa swojego i to 10 marca: ~
ks. Jan Buenger, rzadca parafii w
Niedamowie; Ks. prob. Andrzej
pomieczvnski " Grurlnia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

wollna biedny nasz Lliw'k
nislzie ME mial spokoju. w
domu R6zalia wciaz mu glo-
VIC suszyla, IL " wiele wycho-
dzl / pienlaa@e tract, po "a do
mem zas obaw.al sic wlasue-
go c;enla, gdyz | tn JUL rozesz
la sic hlstorya jego wyjazdu Z
Slerpca.
Pexnego wieczora, wrociw.
sly n'eeo podochocony z WI
zyty cd pan>twa Il. usiadl
Ludwik PREY bIurku i poczat
p'sac list do przvjaciela, prze-
bywajacegn W Warsza vie.
Rozalla, widz4c swegc naiu-
kocbanszego pray piracy, W do,
brym humorze, przystqpita do
niego a sciskajqc go i ca]ujqc,
potraGla W krotkim czas;e ma
prowadz'G go ma temat rozmo-
wy o p~rzyszlosci nch dzieci.
Wldzisz, drogi Ludwlku
my prawda jeslesmy jesz-
cze mfod1i i zdrowi, ME po-
trztb jenny obawiac sic smier-
CT, lecz jed:'ak grvzi nam ME.
bezpIeczen>two.
Co miebezpieczenstwo?-
Go mowlsz, kochAna Rozalio,
jake niebezpleczvnstwo, cd o.
gnia .jestesmy przecie2 zabez
pieczenI.
Gorsze sto kroc niebezpieczen-
stwo nam grozi Mill oglen
Tub woda. RewoIucya ME chy-
bna, przy,jdG, zatior4 ciebie i
lwu)e plenIqdze, a ia wteuczas
mleSzczesl.wa co poczne z dwoj-
givm maIycE dznecI?
Alez troga Rpzalio! Pre-
clez ia NE ]eslem protekturem
powstahla, o r1em oni bardzo
dobrze w!edza Ola tego same
60 vice pozostaw'q mn;e w
spokoJu.
= JvzIi tax sqdzisz, ko-
chany Ludwiku, to sic grubo
mylisz. PoIakom nalepiej Jaw
<zo smakuje owoc zakazany I'm
wleceJ przeszkod I'm sic nasu-
wa ma drodze do doplerla ich
zamiarow, z tenn wl4ksza e
nerg'4 daz4 do dop'eria swe-
go. Przeclea nie mn1esz po-
wledz'v6, VI lch sic ME oba-
w'a>z, gdy2 JUL sam nasz wy
,jazd Q S!erpca do Garwollna
Jest. dowodem, ze oni posia!a-
ia SHE, pred ktora laden po-
LAX cstac sic ME zdola.
Vice powIesz mi otwar-
Gle, kochana Rozalio, czego
zadasz oden,nle?
Ludwlku, ME aqdam mic
wiecej, jpk tylko bys panic
tai 0 losie o,ob tych, o kto-
rych panietaG jest twoim swie.
lynn obowlazkiem.
Ludwik odrzeki pc chwili
Eamysju: Mole n.asz i RAJ
eva d pewnym wzgledem,
droga Rozali". Dobrze, pony
sic o tenn ! zr"b'e zapis, !ecz
teraz, m"ia droga, pro>ze, 20
staw mnle samrgo, gdyz jesz-
cze mann o3powledzieG ma n e.
ktore korespondencye ostatn!a
poczta mi nadesfane.
Rozalla u%cieszona obietnica
zaplsu, usc'skawszy swego Lul.
wlka, udala sic na spoczynek
zostawiajac Ludw;ka PREY pra.
cy.
Lecz ju&z ma drugi lzieh PREY
sposobnoscl przypomuiala LuA.
wi&owi 0 danem jej przylze.
cZemIu.
Doktor Sowinski naJqc villas.
ME chwile wolnq, usiadt, wzia]
kawalek papieru i ztobif ties.
lament, zapisuiac caly swo.
majatek ma 1z'eci, = RozaIie
zas robiqc opiekunka tychze
przeznaczyf dla niej 5000 zip.
Sk,nczvWsZv nodn,s. Eszy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

Byfa mcae godlina 8, kie-
dy maggie ktos zapukul do
drAwi, i w kilSa r.inut po
znirj wszedl mezczyzna slusz
n'so wzrostu, poc'agfel twa-
rzy, z w4sem ME bardzo buj
nym, ]ecz starannie wyNreco-
nym, brcdka napoleonkq.
Rzuriwszy wzrok dokola,
przyblzywszy sic do stolika a
zwlerzywS1y okiem szyderczem
dwoch goSei Brzozowskiego, W
te s(owa odezwaf sic do gos-
podsrza:
- Panic Brzozowski! u ra-
mienienia R1qdu Narodowo-
go powiatu Slerpca zostalem
wydelegowanym do Nlego, by
mu wreczyG pap;ery, ktore W
kazdym razie malq bye stree
Zone )ak oko w glowie, a kto-
rych tresG ms bye punktual-
ME wykonana.
Bardzo sic czuie szcze-
sIiwym, il Rad Narodowy po-
kfada lyle zauf una we mnle,
q tenn samem bede uwaaaf 10
obowiazek swlety, wszystko,
czeg ko)wiek RAJ Narodowy
z&2qda oiemnie, wypefuit W
.]aknal krotszym czasie.
Teraz dopiero nowo przyby-
fy zwroeif sic :warla do
dwoch panow sledzacych PREY
zle!unym stoliku. Lecz W chwi-
Ii, gdy Sowihski spoIrzai ma
twarz PREY byIego, natychmiaSt
pobladf i poezqt sic trz4sG ~
calem ciele, gdyz W lynne
poznaf Maczeluika 2andarme-
ryi narodowej powiatu S;erp-
ca. Zygmuuta Bittnera.
- o! przepraszam panow
wt.4cif Brzozowski, - II
zapomn'a1em ich zapozuac q
SODA. Wskazniac rekq ma dok-
tnr": - Pan Dr.. Sowin ,k::, pan
Z>gmunt Bltner.
Z~bylec1ne, panic Brzo-
zowski, tego lotra znam lepiej
mill pan.
- Go to-.
TAX, panic gospodarzu,
powtarzam raz ]eszcze, ID teso
fotra znam l"piej )ak pan.
Panic Bttner, pan -
pau mi dasz saltlsfak-
eye. =
TAX, wra3y sy u,
ale ma suchel galezl i re stry.
czklem w reAu.
Tu B'ttner, zwrociwszy sic
do drugtegc, zapytaf gospoda.
- A ten pan, kto taxi?
Pan lsnacy Sliwih>ki,
ekspedytor poczty Grwolln
skle), PREY tenn organlza-
A tc rzeczywiscie dwie
pieczenie upieke PREY ]ednym
ogn'u. | dla w'spsua mann lu
prezencik! To mowiac, wyjql Z
zanadrza pac!kq papier6w q
wreczajac le Si1wihskiemu> do.
dad: Tylko prose- mieG
baczne oko Ma tego }utra -
wskaz'iac no Svwlnskirgo
gdyz ten Jest zapisany W car
mel ks'ed1e powiatu sierp-
skiego,
To wym6wiwszy, pozegna]
go~podarza q skinawszy gfowq
oiiwInsklemu, wyszedl. Jako2
pc chwill slychaG hylo teutent
kopyt kohskich, co s~wiadczylo.
il .Zvgnl.nt odjechaf. =
[Ciag dalszy nastqpi.
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08

nicy. Gospodam dostaf,' lie sam
zadaf, naprzdd gotowka, W soboto
przec!ez odcs(al picniqdze i odm6-
VIII lokalu. Astmanowa, ktorej ca
fy hotel Sp. lgnacy Lys k W.
$ k / 10 TAME picniadze sprzedaf
pod bardzo korlystnemi warunka-
mi l to hotel "a polskie pieniadze
skfadkowe ola p%olak6w postawiony
= TAX samo odmowila, DO jej oso-
by wpfywowe re strony nam pre-
clwneJ miru ME daily.
Ma vice przyby}o ludzi bardzo
wlele, a gdy sic d~owiedzieli, re
wieca ME bedzie 2 takiej przyczy.
ny, rozchodzili sic W przekonaniu,
re trzeba sig brat ma gwalt do ra-
towania %polskosci i polskiego gro
sza. Moze to niedopuszczenie VIE
ca skuteczniejsze bedzie cd najler-
szych NOV j narad. (RrzwjucieN.
D~u siote acescM odby}y sic
W tych dniach W blizkosci Olszty-
ma ma Warmii. w poniedzia}ek
zeszlego tygodnia obchodzili W
Gietkowie z}ote wesele pahstwo
kiszporscy, rodzice ks. Kiszpor-
skicgo, proboszcza TAME, ma kt6ra
uroczystost zjechafo sic az 14stu
ksiezy- = w Mafym Klebarku zas
obchodzili we wtorek biezacego ty-
godnia z}ote wesele ma}zonkowie
Blazejewscy. S%edziwym parom ~
czymy doczekania W zdrosiu dva-
mentowego wcsela.
+ Mrobio E1,card CzapsAi H.
mari w dniu % stycznia w dob
rach swych Swojatycze, w guber-
nil minskiei.
DO amerykahskich pism ME-
mieckich dono#za h Prus Zacho-
Mich, re listowy Won Bonin "a
przenlewlerzenie w mnogich przy-
padkach skazany zostul ma 9!
roku wiezienia.
Neinj1~A" Dyecezyn. W tym
roIu dwaj ksieza ~dyecezvi che]-
m~iilskiej obchodza 80 rocznice kap-
fanstwa swojego i to 10 marca; ~
ks. Jan Buenger, rzadca parahi W
Niedamowle; Ks. prob. Andrea
Pumieczyhski W Gruc1nie.
KS. Aleksander Rekowski u
zyskaf probostwo Okoninie
KS. proboszc1 Semrau, dawnieiszy
w kary Wielu wjest Cd 3 ty godni
proboszczem W Zuk.zewie, w DO
wiecie zlotowskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-08
BOHAT'lI' Err
GAkNOLINA
Tom /.
(C.ag daIszyl.

tON!O Na
Przyszediszy do dnm,l, udal
sic Brzozowskl zaraz ma spoczy-
mex i dopiero okolo pnludnia
opuscil lozko. Ubrawszy sle
wyszedl ma miasto, by zasie.
, g"a6 jezyka co do pozaru
poczty, leez Mkt mu ME
mogf w~yti6maczyc, iakim
sposobem oglen dostaf sic do
biora. Jedni >qdzili, il sadie
" kominie sic zapall}y, drudzy,
IL stGjkowy zapolaiac fake,
zapalke cisuqf Ma slorEe obok
zabudowania, lecz Mkt mic ME
mogf stanowcZego powiedziec,
O co wlashie razchodzlio sic
Brzoskowskiemu.
W 3 tygodnie pozniej stafa
nova poczta ma tenn samem
mle]scu. a ma mic see Slwnrca
wfasnle, gdy wszystk" XII
p afo pod pokrywq o~czekujqc
uiecierplIwie wybu,hu i zays &c
krwawych, decJdulqcych oswo-
bodzeule n%aszej nieszczesliwej
OczyZny, ~przvslafa Rosya czlo.
wl,ka m1odego, lI"zacego lat
so do 81. wzrostu niskiego,
bluneta, ma eksyedylora pocz-
towego. Dajmy mu I'M e
1gnas. Pc ojcu nazywal sic
SIiw Ii 8 k /.
lgmrs, cz]owiek mlo9y, w.
ksztaIconv, wladajqcy iezy-
klein poiskim, rosyl>klm fran
cuskim, przrblrgiy a nlby dla
kazdego ugrzerZnlony, potrafif
sobie zy~kaG zauf.nle bed
rych meszkancow GArwuli Ia.
Zaraz w poczqlkach zazEa-
m'a.)ac sic re "sAystklul, ME
pomin4f takze obywatelaBrzo-
zowskIego. 20 p'erwszej Why
Gle, zlozone] Brzozowskiemu.
odwiedz'al 60 ~czesciej. a gdv
pewnego Wlecznra przyszedI
tam DR.. S. wnshi: zroblli pu.
lie %preferahsa. :.
3Iiwihski wyszedi zwyciezko,
ograwszy obu towar1ysAy. n"
odrhodniem Siiwlnski przyobie.
cat dac rew"uz Brzozowskle-
mu, 4 cztgo sic starai w jak-
ma krotszym czasle wywlazaG.
[ Juz nr"g'ego dnia przyszedi
gre powlorzyG, lecz ,lakos d.
wnie szczesc'e siuzylo Sliwin-
skiemu, DO i ia raza wyszedl
panem CRY.
Tymczasem wleczorkl u
pana Brzozowskiego stawa1y
sic coraz czestsZeml, al " hon
Gu weszlo w Zwyczal, ze gra-
ME w karty co wieczor sic oa-
bywaIo, he AZ kiesAeh gospo-
darza domu trzesz"zala, bo on
nigdy ME sniaf mlec szczescia
PREY kartach.
W try message pc uciecz-
ce Slwarca dostaie Brzozow-
ski list Z Szu arcaryl, Ll
cerne, W ktorym ma teu7e
donosi. IL szczesliwie sic dos
tai Ia GRANGE, PREY cze:n die
kule mu "a pomoc, ]akq mu
tenze wyswiadczyl PREY jego
ucIeczce.
Tymczasem nastepca .iego W
GarwolInie, lgnacy Sliwlnski
dalej sobie W zazylosci ze
wszystSimi, a W krnru roku
1861, gdy nastsl Komitet or
gam'zacyjnv ma powlat Garwo.
ln,ki, W celu zapisywan1a milo.
dzlt2y i zbieran'a sk}adek, pc.
trafll sobie tax dalece ujaG
mieszkahcow miasteczka Jake
tel PREY legfych okolic, ze
mianowano 50 naczeInikiem
organizacyi ia caly powiat.
Przyt"czyc tn wypada, il
sprawl zbieran'a sk}adek jake
til namaw'anla mlodz'ezy, W
cclu zapisywania sic w szeregi
naszych b%ohaterow zajaf sie