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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-27

The benignant, tender and merciful
mother, the reign of law, the pC~er
for defensive war. the plaCiujt- OF
honorable peace, the capacity w suf-
fer and endure, the ability to rejoice,
strength for the harvest and grace for
the home, religion, PATRIOTISM and
purity are all typi6ed in her heroic
and t~ireless attitude. No one would
associate her with the Venus of in
trigue Or caprice, bat rather regard
her as the embodiment of all that in
spires and elevates mankind.
This is my ideal of an American
woman. The enduring physique, the
we'll balanced brain, the tender heart,
coupled with intuitions unknown to
man and which SAVIOR of prophecy,
when these are achieved paradise will
indeed be regained.
Then the Venus of Milo will be, not
an effigy, but a living soul. Her arms
restored will lift up the weak and
point out the way to the strong. Her
drapery arranged, her lips vocal, her
features beaming with vital power,
her limbs instinct with life, the dream
of him who modelled her will become
a reality in the beneticent womanhood
which shall come like the dawn, rosy
fingered, to the young, and light the
evening of life with its celestial halo
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-27
Mexican Warer-Snonts.

These natural phenomena are very
disastrous in Mexico. Pachuca felt
the sconrge a few months ago when 4
cloud burst among its granite n9uns-
aims. kilograms have treated or Every
recent water-srouts as bursting on
Guanajuato and Id the vicinity OF
Lagos. flooding the ccantry, destroy
ing the railroad track. drowning hum
dreds 81 victims and leaving thousands
homeless.
Ten years ago Guanajuato suffered q
like innndatioD. but the losses Of life
were not IS large. 4 part Of the city
Is built over the river. which comes
from Tie south, andin which therivers
Of the Presa Of dyke empty. The
spout broke on the Presa. Then. as
now. tile water sprang Up from below.
iooding the streets and houses before
the people we're prepared The gQy-
ernor Of GaanAiaato, Sen. Antjllon at
that time. was On the spot at once Qic-
tating the bust measures for Tho relief
! III the sufferers. and even contributing
out 81 his own means for The buryin9
d the dead aud THO treatment IL tie
MiureA
1T IS proposed to Open. d subscription
Tor Aamiiies Ia teanAinnt0 who
Aa4e lost the ei "A - acond dls.
NeteN aud HoV. 1ep1alex Is said x
abs nafons amount s.
fAe soil AZ t1 7Ee0 ~.
(.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-27
a Dreaded Plague.

Few persons are aware that leprosy
still prevails to a certain extent In var
ious parts Of the world. The Chinese
are populariiy believed to be the only
people especially subject to it. Medi-
cal writings show, however, that it is
not only widely distributed in India,
China, SEINE portions Of Europe, the
Sandwich islands, and the West Indies.
but that ia this country there are sew
eral centers where cases have been OBJ
served. One Of these leprous centers
is Louisiana, where the disease has ex-
listed for over q century. II was at
one time so prevalent that in 1885 q
leper hospital was erected at New
Orleans. Within a few years past
quite a number Of cases have been re-
ported in lower Louisiana and i've or
six years ago an official investigation
was ordered by the legislature.
On the Bay of Chaleurs, in New
Brunswick, there has been a leper
hospital for mani years. The disease
has been considerably restricted BY
governmental supervision, and seems
IN q fair way Of soon disappearing
there altogether.
The disease has been imported into
Minnesota BY Norwegian emigrants,
but is said to be on the decline in that
state. In California It is reported to
be frequently Among the Chinese. No
reliable statistics Of its prevalence
there are, however, gvHilable.
In this c~ity7seperal cases Of the dis
ease have developed within the past
ten years. Cases have been reported
ii the medical Journals khlo Of our
physicians, who have made q careful
investigation into tbessubiect. One-of
the cases has never been away from
the city, showing that the disease was
acquired here.
Whelher lcsTosy is contagious or not
Is d mooted question. Physicians dis.
agree upon this point, as they do 0n
So many others. The weight of evil
dence @ 10 The effect that there h great
danger from c~onlngion 7seprosg Is
absolutely incnrable by my method of
treatment known to the medical facnI-
~, and y ii fortunate thak It rara
as il Bait}nore TIM
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-27
81 ReforIner.

A slim mar with a cunning face bad
been found guilty ia Il New York court
Of picking pockets. The Judge said;
This Is your seeond otfense. I
will give you three years Ia the peni-
Tertiary
II deserve 1t, Judge; 1 want 10 have
q chance to reform"
"You VIII get it.H
"1wih come ont Of the penitentiary
a better man than when + went III.
Dol have to 20 there at oncePn
sCerfainly.
That's bad. Ihate 10 be shutup Just
at the time when this Bartholdi Circus
n ia full blast If ( had q fair chance
you bet I'D work the crowd for all ii
was worth. Ierqs Sif1thqS.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-27
THERE'S NO rooxErH A sKEouD.

You must leave your many millions,
And the gay and festive crowd;
Though you roll in royal billions,
There's no pocket in a Shroud.
Whether pauper, prince, or peasant
Whether rch or poor or proud
Remember that there isn't
Any pocket in a shroud
You'll have all this world Of glory,
With q record long and loud,
And a place in song and story,
Butno pocket in your shroud
So be lavish of your riches,
Neither vain nor cold nor proud,
Aud you'll gain the golden inches
In q cline without a cloud
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-27
wsa.har 3 Mount waahlng.on

a visit ortothet top Of Mount Washing
ton concludes that the weather Il really
cold up there. He was convinced by .
walk along the railroad with the wiad
blowing seventy miles an hour, and the
Thermometer 20 degrees below zero.
The tempexafure deSs mob 60 lower there
than in many other places but the wind
blows wiEs q greater velocity, ii is said.
than at any known spot ia the world,
and this makes the cold ~unbenrable. PA
velocity Of $50 miles an hour has been
attained. while At pixies peak, eight
thousand feet higher. the gFeateatis one
hundred miles, and in New York forty
i've miles il 9 heavy gale. aOf course
the air has less power as The density de-
a~reases. but even With this reduction
the cold 4 SO intense that il one covers
avery part 81 the body leaving only fho
ayes exposed. these arr o coated with
frost which close the lids and often
mhka e almoat impossible 10 see. The
mostpxAof the breath freezes under the
eoyeFing ol tba iace and d fKoss@b;te IS
TIE e~enaeQaapc0
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-27
The Monnded Nira Flnttera.

A Chicago minister preached last
Sunday ON How is Your CreditRh
anu WHEN hennnoun6ed his text seven.
teen men III The church-stock and
grain ope~ratora-got up and LETT the
place. femarkin1 Is themselves kAat
they didn't come fhereEto be insulted
not II they knew themselves. MEIlclf
they tiatte1ed themselves they did
S9he other man eatand listened tBrpugh
tise whole sefm0ns Ho WAS the pro.
priefor ol > f0ller skating rink
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-27

South Ansffa1A coming inta t6mne s
with enuih Africa as ssnlne
reeIon Toe fgaib4 f1aa f fgoNeNea 6f8
81 appefiar Q0alilf AID BRING hA pi
mofeeVef Tue chickens seem 0rfle Il
plume 1e cape
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-27
More Arkansas Eloauence.

Legislative Report Of the Little Rock ARK
Gazette.
Mr. Baker Of Benton, when his name
vas reached, rose to his feet and said:
"Mr. President I cast my first vote in
this senatorial contest for Governor
James II. Berry, and I have continued
10 do so up to the present time. I
know him, and l like him. He is o
good man, and we'll qualified to fill the
office, an honored citizen, a brave SOL
der, and an able state sman, he is high
in the esteem of the public. / am q
rough man myself-a man from the
mountains-and l am one of those men
who stick by their friends when
they deserve it, when they are
able and we'll qualified, unit
they fall, and even then I'll not
desert them; I'm ike Collins sheep
when they fall 1 fall with them. I
hated to see Governor Berry withdraw
from the field, but when I saw it must
be, I looked about me and took the
thing under consideration and thought
on 1t. l thought long and carefully
ONGI4 H. anu 4 blCpb WILL IL. AhuR4JCA u
/ saw I must cast my vote for some one
else, and I must make choice of the
other candidates. I'll tell you how I
did it. Hooked over the field. l have
met the other two, and l had studied
them. / met the Hon. Poindexter Dunn,
and l saw in him many good points. I
saw q fine head on him q greatly admire
a fine head ana I saw in him a great
coming man. ! met Mrs. Jones--the
wife of the Hon. James K. Jones-and
that settled it. This is how it was. /
met her and 1 went and called on her
yes, / did. The room was full of beauti-
full women. Ididnt hardly know what
to do, but she sat by the piano and l
asked her to play a little tune on it for
me [laughter]--I asked her that very
thing asked hor if she could play My
Old Cabin Home She said she would
if / would sing a verse of il, an / said
I'd try. [CTies, Sing it now, let's hear
ii. You wait. l said / would, and
she touched up the piano, hit the very
keynote Of the piece-the tune I know
echoed about the room, The place wa
full of women, and pretty women, too.
[Applause.l And among them I saw
Miss Roane, the daughter of old Gov
ernor Roane, the lady of whom Mr..
Mcmillan spoke so beautifully a while
ago. They crowded around and right
there / stood and l sung the verse.
[Cries of 'Sing-sing-giye us the
verse. All right, gentleman, to accom-
modate you I'll sing it," and, clearing
his throat, the gentleman from Benton
struck up a bear-tone solo and sang:
well hunt no more the grizzly
In the mock,
Wen leave the canon all
So dry;
Wen drink no more Of the
Clear crystal brook,
So, my log cabin home, goode-by."
As the "goode-by" hoated up among
the cobwebs in the dome of the hall the
densely packed throng burst into cheers
and shouts, q tornado Of applause shak-
ing the old house, while bursts of
laughter broke out like thunderbolts,
and hand clippings sounded like the hail
among the confusion. At length the
orator succeeded in getting silence
again, after bowling and gesticulating
several minutes and said: Hold on
wait and hear the chorus" and then he
sang:
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-27
AT sPo

len. F. W. 3
npIets and
erations Of q
ek's corps
morable a
ward Richm
ord, write
anetimes aft
ile yet on :
hes after Ion
ri is q record
!, bloody b
ration, the
emy's fire ey
cepting two.
Following "
thrilling INF
May lit
bowling at
hes being on
ards apart,
cond growt
ers from Ger
~n hattie
ont line OF b
rowth of SIN
FORK withou
nemy. Got
md dragged
nth heavy c.
May ~
be left our
round to
humping ouI
hing that W.
We quietly an
&hick woods,
order came
Zone to che
nuiet as pot
bered then n
nen, and so
The march
ly have
was more
motion. Ey
there was ful
and that to
esting it was
keep perfect
the advanta
have the ad
Jour lives W
Inaw thew u
Gen. Carr
brigade Of {
Second corp
were brough
Gen. Carol
ed, Gen. Ha
and they, t
we're all in
gone down
brightly. a
they could
breakof daN
were crack
GUESSING the
q voice seal
When the
ed in the 9
cock, who
was about
his etah of
ing told tn
Carroll tina
men fall in
word to OF
same. On
ing stood
mounted q
rather q
himself for
his men:
Rnoke M
don't INTO
coming, G'
were iE lin
TO move *
ly as possi
The line
PAGES in Fl
but firmly
carrying 9
Occasions
to ejacusA
voice: "
fast; keep
pense is b
The enem
one Of OF
gray NOR
him and ]
skirmish
Ou9 first
and joins
err shot is
battle is
double al
enemys
confusion
front; TIL
the DukiO
the enem
But it
have bee
bayonets
words th
midst OF
right am
is most (
are half
the Who'll
prisoner
ston, on
rnandera
ly to be
bGtteriei
hands.
I met
ing over
way to
II asked m
Il told hin
II and he :
l9nt cha
ttYes Il
Cen.
stands
day. r
the inE
soon s.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-27
HE GLORIOUS
Wen mind no more, but play.
never shall forget
That log cabin home
Thatlog cabin home far away

4uAb AOE CABIN nome"
Thatlog cabin home far away"
Again the storm broke forth, and it
was several minutes before he could
proceed. When aluIl came he continu-
ed; well, those ladies crowded around
me, and when Mrs. Jones stopped play
ing / seized her hand and I said:
Madam, I am IN love with you.'
[Shouts. Yes, / told her / had fallen
in love with her, andshe said she wished
I'd fall in love with her husband as we'll.
She treated me nice-they all did, too.
Now, / am a rough old man, but ladies
have great attractions for the old noun
tain boomers. know + do, [cheers.
aud ] never forgot that visit. They
looked SO sweet and nice I wanted TO
hug them all. When ] met Mr.. Jones
I looked at him closely, and saw ii him
. man ] could well support. He had q
big head, too-a head like q washtub,
eyes set away back in and q deep think
ing look IN thera, and So. with all this
10 think OF, after looking well about me,
after considering the matter well. after
sleeping with il, / have concluded to
! v1te for the Hon. James K. Jones'. "
fCheers, long and loud
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-09
DO 20 ct.

Wszak to niesfychanie ia
MO! Wszystko co tylko potrze-
bujecie OLA DZlECI, W tym
skfadzie znajdziecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-09

t
5 1000
Potem nastapi}o odroczenle az
do srody, o godz. 10 pred pofu-
dniem.
Sroda, 25 lipca, Nastepujace
rachunki przekazane zostafy do "a
p}aty Z, funduszu powiatowego:
Herald Printing Co., druki $500
H. w. Hill, ditto, $50; j. S. VIII
ton, ditto, 100; Winona Adler,
ditto 7.2o; M. Toye, towary re-
paracye ola ~wiezienia i ratusza po-
wiatowego 1886.
z Funduszu ubogich: j. F.
SCHNEIDER, robota W kuzni ola far
my ubogich $3.50; D. E. Vance,
transport ubogiego do Minnehaha,
800.
z Funduszu dr6g i mostow:
Jan Anglewicz i inni, robota PREY
drogach W 1 distrykcie, $780,; M.
Toye, rury kana}owe W l distryk-
Gle, 21.6O. NJ. Toye ditto W 3
distr. 400 A. A. Miller ditto 30
dol. N. Lambert, ditto W 4 dis
trykcie, 1000; Ira Garfield i
inni, ditto, $500; G. A. Cameron
j inni, 1900; Prigge i Baetker,
ditto, 1880; G. G. Hinkley i inni
ditto, 1880; H. H. sveningson i
inni, ditto, 23.1O, M. Toye, rury
kana}owe ola 5 distr., 1892, f. L.
Perry, f%urmanka, 900.
Nastepujace czasowe wspareia
z~osta4y przyzwolone: PAM Modem
hauer, town Norton $1,000, Fred
Johnson, gmina Whitewater, 5000,
A. B. Ross, %wedrowny ubogi 5000.
Uchwalono, na}ozyc podatek
one mill per dollar majatku W po-
wiecie Winona, podlegajacego opo-
datkowaniu, ola utrzymania szkof
publicznych W roku 1883.
Dalej uchwalono, na}ozyt po-
datek pietnastej czesci jednego
mill ma dolara majatku W powie-
Gle Winona, podlegajacego opodat-
kowaniu, dla utrzymania Fundu-
szu r~atuszowego umarzanego, Jakl
w roku 1882 za}ozono ma budowe
nowego ratusza. Nastapi}o odrocze-
ME az do czwartku, o godz. ~
pred po}udniem.
Czwartek, 26 lipca. N%astepujaa-
ce rachunki przekazane zostafy do
zap4atv Y Funduszu powiatowego:
J. B. Bambenek, plaza komisarza.
$1,000; M. Toye, ditto, 1900; L.
skidmore, ditto, 1900; j. H. Per-
ry, ditto i milowe, 1900; j. l.
Finch, ditto, 1892; j. Bambenek
us}ugi PREY w}adzy wyr6wnania
podatk6w, 1900; NJ. Toye, ditto
1900; J. l.. Finch, ditto i milo
we, 1920; M. Jacoby, towary dli
wiezienia 4.25.
Z Funduszu nbogich: NJ Jaco
bi, towarv dla fanny ubog1ch, dol
14.35: J. B. B~ambenek, ditto, 70.44
u Hinduism drog i mostow
w. H. Russell, robota przy dro
gach 9 distrykcie, dol, 1000
P. II. Wahlen, ditto, 1900; }
Richie i S. X. Glow, robota pr,
drogach W 2 distrykcie, 3l.50; =
w. Skidmore, ditto " 3 distr} ken
900; A. L. Rogers, fracht "a rur,
kana}owe SOY; j. B. Bambencl, 2
gledziny drdg, 1900; n, Toy
ditto, 1900; l.. Skidmore, d''e.
1900; J. ii. Perry, ditto, 100.
j. J.. Finch, ditto, 2ioO.
Nastepujqce c1asoac A.spar
, cia z~ostaIy pr1yzwoloDe: l"li
Miller, wieF Pickwic<, dol 3.00
Jan Lcpinski, 3 wArda, Winona
1000; PAM Eliasz rodzina,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-09
Obrady KOmisarzy Pc
WlatOWych.
cd % Inca do % lipca.

cd % lipca do Is lipca.
Biuro Auditora, Winona %,
lipca 1888
Komisarze odbyli regularne
p~osiedzenie. Obecni byli Toye, ].
B. Bambenek, l.. Skidmore, J.. H.
Perry i J. l.. Finch.
Nastepujace rachunki %przeka-
zane zosta4y Z funduszu powiato-
wego do zap}acenia: Gregory i Co.,
towary ola ratusza S $50; H.
Choate i Co., towary ola w%iezienia,
1.SO; H. Stevens i syn, materially
do pisania 13.4O; Woodlawn &C.
metery Association, Niesmiertelni-
nj ola dekoracyi PREY %po}ozeniu
kamienia wegieinego pod nowy ra-
tusz 200; L. Skidmore, pomoc ia
ko czfonek wyr6wnania podatkow
i milowe 5000.
z funduszu ubogich: j. Won
Rohr, towary ola fanny ubogich,
S $40
z funduszu dr6g i most6w:
Clark i Lockwood, furmanka w l
distrykcie, $50 l.. Gardner i inni,
robota PREY drogach w 1 d~istryk-
Gle, 96.75; F. M. Rutherford, ditto,
1900; M. Lynch, zw6zka drzewa
budulcowego 2 ~distrykcie 400;
M. Boelter, robota PREY drogach w
3 distrykcie 1900; F. J. Lehnertz,
ditto, $500; r. W. Lee, ditto i
drzewo budulcowe, 5000; Laird
Norton Co., drzewo budulcowe W
3 d~istrykcle, 67.93; Adam Ginther,
robotach PREY drogach W 4 distryk-
Gle, 27.O0; G. Henze, ditto, 51.Oo;
N. Lambert, ditto, $500; O. w.
Hunt, ditto, 1884; VIM. Edwards,
robota PREY drogach W 5 distryk-
Gle $3.50; G. J." Guynup, ditto,
1858; P. Griffin inni, ditto, 143..
so; l.. Blumentritt j inni, ditto.
$500; Geo Hitler, jr., ditto, 1925.
Powers i Hammerer, budowa mo-
stow 5 distrykcie, 25O.O0.
Potem odroczenie az do wtor-
ku o godzinie 10 pred po}udniem
Wtorek, "a lipca 1888 +. Ma.
stepujqce rachunki przekazane 70.
sta}y do zap}acenia funduszr
powiatowego: D. Fakler, porto
p~ocztowe i rent cd boxy poetic
wei S 1920; Laird Norton Co.
bloky ola ratusza 4.50; Winons
Gas Light Co., gaz ola ratusza
wlezienia i Probate Office, S.25; G
e. Goldsborough, "a czyszczenie
ratusza i Probate Office, 1876; j
II. Perry, pomoc PREY w}adzy wy.
rownania podatk6w i milowe, 90.
90.
Il funduszu ubogich. J. l.
Finch, odwiedzenie, plelegnowani'
j transport biednych 1000.
A. Lairyne, robota PREY dro-
Zach W 1distrykcie, s $3.50; Wi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-09

mona Lumber Co., drzewo budul-
cove ola / distryktu, 417.59: G.
G. Beck, %porzadki i matervaf ola
l d~istryktu, SO. %; Laird Norton
Co., drxewo budulcowe ola dru-
giego distryktu, 1857; I. j. Hell
Ter, materya} ola d~rugiego distryk-
tn 5.25; P. Kopp, robota PREY
drogach W 3 distrykcie, As
so: E. H. Richardson, ditto, 65.-
81; f. E. Kabke, ditto, 800; VIM.
Markward, ditto, $500; NJ. IL.
skidmore, ditto, 1850; M. w.
Genley, ditto, 44.0o; r.. D. Chur-
chill, ditto, $500 Bracia Youmans
i Hodgins, ditto, 110.S0; j. P. Ar
noldy, materya} ola 3 distryktu
4. so; G. G. Beck, materyaf ola 8
distryktu, $50; Edward Albert,
robota PREY drogach W 4 dystryk-
Gle, 1850; P. Peters i innl ditto,
33332.O5; Winono Lumber Co., drze-
wo budulcowe ola 4 distr., 31.l3;
Laird Norton Co., drzewo budul-
cove ola 5 distr., S.65.
Ma wniosek uchwalono, pre-
kazac kazdemu distryktowi koml-
sarskiemu ma naprawe drog i mo-
stow nastepujace sunny:
| dlstrvkt komisarski S sou
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-09

Dotychcsasoory pose} do Kongre-
su pan Wilson uzyska} ma konwen-
cyl demokrackiej W Rochester zno-
WI nominacya ma te godnost.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-09
POszukiWanie.

Wincentv Koslnski poszuku-
ie swego wujecznego brala
Bfazeja Smolihskiego, ktory
pochodzi z Krolestwa Polskie-
go 2 pod Moskaia.
Bfazej Smolinski ma okofo
dwadziescla pieG lat a W A.
meryco jest cd Nowego roku.
Przesfa6 upragniora wiado-
mosG pod adresem:
W. Kosinskl.
W. BIG 3rd Str.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-09

Miesscse$cie pc %nieszczesciu ma
wiedza dom rodaka naszego jake
ba Bronka, nocnego klerka policyj-
nego Niedawno. temu smierG mu
wydar}a zone corke, a teraz zno-
WI umar}o mu najm}odsze dziecko,
synek, W wieku I miesiecy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-09
A Husbands Greatest Blessing

Is a stronge, hearty, vigorous wife, with a clear, hand
some complexion. Many ofour American women not
only work two hard, but they have no change of scene
vigor and ruddiness. Now, as a friend Of all mankind
land womankind tool The Burlington would whisper
to the husband who has a weak. l,s,less, sickly wife,
with a dull complexion take the little woman a journey,
and il YOU want to be sure she will cnjos that journey,
buy her a ticket to the destination Whatever ii isl over
"Tie Burlington" for its elegan, accommodations.
smoothly running..cars and the delightful lcenery through
which he line passes, will do much to rest and to re-
store her to health. The Burlington is the route to all
healll, resorts. For full information write to w. J. G..
Kenyon, Cen. Pass, Ages e., b. " N, X, r., St.
Paul MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-09

O budouqic kolei
zawsze j~eszcze wiele mdwia pl-
sza, ale dotad j%eszcze ME zroblono
zadnego poczatku. Prawdopodobnie
pred wpborami prezydenta mic z
tego ME bedzie, DO k~apitalisci re-
publikahscy ME chca pozyczyc
pieniedzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-09

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Roboty oko1o pobudowania
polskiego klasztoru W Wlnonle ]uz
sic rozpocze}y.
O bq,dowiie kolei Southwestern
zawsze jeszcze wiele mdwia pl-
sza, ale dotad %jeszcze ME zroblono
zadnego poczatku. Prawdopodobnle
pred wpborami prezydenta mic z
tego ME bedzie, DO kapitalisci re-
p%ublikahscy ME chca pozyczyc
pieniedzy.
Ko$ci61 iryski wkr6tce ma do
STAG wieza.
Listom w Winonie, cd paru
dni pracuja tylko s godzin dzien-
ME st6sownie do przepisow nowe-
90 pyawa, przez kongres uchwalo-
nego.
Pi1a Laird Norton zakupi}a
200 milion6w stop camrow mad
rzeka Kettle River "a 100000.
Pozskiie 7o,corsystuo SSpie,ou spo-
sobi sic do odegrania teatru ANA
torskiego W dniu 1 sierpnia, W
Philharmonic Hall. Crane bed2
dwie sztuczki: Zyd W Beczce i
s4owiczek. Druga sztuczka,
jako przep}atana slicznemi piosun-
kami, jest bardzo stosowna ola
T~owarzystwa spiewu, DO W niej
bedzie ono mogfo pokazac swa ST.
}e i sztuke.
sETK1 RoBoTNIK6W mo-
ga dosta6 zajecie PREY kolei Ma
nitoba, 100 do 200 mil ma zach6d
miasta St. Paul, Mimi. Pfaca dzlen-
ME pd}tora dolara a nadto daja
wiki i nocleg W karach kolejo-
wych. z St. Paul kazdego darmo
zawioza ma miejsce, gdzie jest ro-
bota.
Jezeliby ktdry z Polakdw W
Winonie mia4 zamiar isc do tel
roboty, niechaj sic zg}osi do agen-
ia J. G. Lundsgart W New Vino
ma House, PREY ulicy 3, Mr.. 265,
E. Kto temu zap}aci "a jego fatyge
i ma sw6j tykiet kolejowy do St.
Paul, razem 4 dolary, natychmlast
moze dostac robote.
W miesiqcu lipcu umar}o W
Winonie 20 ludzi, II meskich a .
zenskich. w tel liczble: 6 dziecl
nizej lat 6, 2 cd 1 do 5 lat, l cd
lat 5 do Is, nyzej 3O-1 przeszfo
lat 1910. Cztery osoby umarfy
ma mocna biegunke, 4 ma ma}aa
chorere, dwie re starosci.
Tutejsi Memcy zak}adaja Krie-
gerveran by4ych zo}nierzy armii
niemieckiej, majacy ma celu wspie-
rae sic wzajemnie W przypadkach
choroby l. smierci. w sobote, II
sierpnia wieczorem, odbed2 pierw-
sse walne zebranie W salonie PIP.
Belle i Dlougy przy 3 ullcy, w 5
wardzie Tymczasowym prezyden-
ten jest FIR. Rakow, tymczasowym
sekretarzem Wilhelm Pomerenke,
Meszcze$cie pc nieszczesciu ma.
wiedza dom rodaka naszego jake
ba Bronka, nocnego klerka policyj.
nego Niedawno. temu smierG mt
wydar}a zone i c6rke, a teraz zno
WI umar}o mu najm}odsze dziecko
synek, W wieku I m~iesiecy.
Dotychcsasowy pose} do Kongre
su pan Wilson uzyska} ma konwen
cyl demokrackiej w Rochester zno
WI nominacya ma te godnost.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-09
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE Z.

Roboty oko1o pobudowanla
no1skieqo klasztoru W Winonle juz
sic rozpocze}y.