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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16

thrilling stories Of the R.bel,,on-o,.
S,,1iers and Sailors Recite rntn....,.
"Reminiscences Of Lilo in C.mn AM, .s
the Field.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16
Tho Tired soldier.
81 SAMUEL JAMES.

4
LIE soldiers were tired M
the bivouac,
OF the rain and the sleet
and the snow;
Chey were tired Of the
marching and camp.
They were tired Of the
-, shots Of the foe;
They were tired Of the
bareback and bacon:
Tney we're tired Of the
wstW they drank:
Ehey' wore tired Of the
camp diarrhea;
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16
After Antietaln,
By JAMES FRANKLIN FITS.

v = tietam, closing
|on the evening of
September IL, 1862,
General Met lellan
could have advanced
his army and dis
'persed that of the
enemy, or h av e
'caused them to sur
l.a1
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16

y Tbey we're tired whom their stomschs were
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16
THE BLUE AND THEGRAY

GRAVE MEN WHO MET UPON rrr
FIELD OF BATTLE.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16

THE veterans of the Thirteenth New
York Volunteers propose to form a col
lection of war relics. 49,.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-16

Teacher-You
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-25
ceUPEyILLe sEws.



(oHYEv4Eaz, Ees zI-N. b yierce. the
boot and snos niaa. viso recently located
tn Conf=x.lse. has ssId out bis stock Of
xss9ss- 70 Adm iisfs Asa has Jeff for some
place ackngxn He TAD about 500 worth
Of goods. = ,siess BE bad bought Of various
parties, ard. - FAR a. harmed. be had not
paid dollar on the s4a1e- II. g. Castor
nee sa attachment on the goods. also two
other pArtie< II The bill - sale Is correct
and legal. teen The creditors viii be oHt
more than SAHG.
coupeviE.e IS ronaiu9 20 the front as .
shipping center TIE other day the
steamer Hass#so came Ia for a load of pro
deee for shelton, sad The Idaho. with the
United -isiss nal eaiae In few minutes
later. The steamer LA sc. Of Port Had
iOck and tte CITY Of tsuiaeF also came in.
while The Idaho and iIsssalo we're still AZ
the dock.
The csnpexilic wGerworks co. has re-
cetsed q large lot Of pipe.
a sidewalk hes hf~B aid fran the
schoolhogse 10 Coaperiiie, making con
tiuue1. line 81 ala q rn.ie in length
Blowers < Kineta have their new store
under cover, ard viii soon be ready for the
masons
Star of Hope lodge. l. o e. T.. Of Coupe
vile. has elected TIE following officers for
the ensuing term: II, J. cooeket, W. G. I.
Miss Minnie SfFagh, ". V. T.; =. Puget
Race, Sec: Miss Lizzie Crockett, Asst.
sec: Miss Julis KiHefh. financial Sec;
Mrs Ella Campbell. treasurer: Rev. Geo.
Lindsey. chaplsin Maurice o'Leary. mar
shal. Gilbert Wateryorth, seuti.ei; Ben
S,oaehouse, guard; Ars- J. NJ. Kinefh, W.
J. T.
A series of meetings has been begun al the
NJ T. church by the pastor, Rev. E. J.
Moore, who will have the assistance OF
Rev. Isaac Dillon. Rev. Geo. Lindsey, and
Presiding Elder Drake.
A musical society was organized at the
NJ Z. church on Monday, with q member
ship Of %. The following are the officers:
Rev c. Z. Sewb-rry, president; A. ID.
Blowers. vice president; Rev. (. J. Moore,
secretary: Mrs. Mar. Z. Blowers, treas
urer; Rev C. T. Sswberry, musical direc-
tor: Miss Wheian, organist
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-25
PUYALLUP NEWS.
Activity In Real Estate The Hop
Blockade Raised.

PUYALLUP, Nov. 23-There has been q
considerable number of sales in the real
estate line within the past few days. Since
the grading of Pioneer street has com
menced, the choice lots are being freely
taken up. This Is going to be one of the
finest streets in Puyaliup. Indeed, when
the shade trees are planted and grading is
completed IL viii be the most desirable
street in town for drst-class residences.
The following lots have been sold on IL
since the 2lst. :. o. Woods of Lowell, 2
lots In block s; VIM. slythe. 3 lots in block
u: VIM Jeffrey. lots in block IL: Roder-
lex Mcdonald, lots In block 10; Henry
Foster, lot 5, block II. lot IL, block 4: James
Foster, lots Is and 10, block 4: b. N. Curtis.
lot 4, block II. lot II, block 4: John Foster,
lot 6. block II: ID. w. Hammock, lot Y,
block IL; Pettigrove, lots 3. 4 and 5, block
Z. The prices Of the above lots ranged
from 500 10 also.
There Il renewed activity in the hop
market. as the blockade has been raised
and cars can now be obtained. There Is
still a large quantity of unsold hops In the
district. but as these are somewhat of in
color they do not sell 50 readily. The fol-
lowing purchases have been made by Z.
Meeker & Co: From J. ". Gloyd, 80 bales
at i5cs ID. Gillian. 20 bales at l5c; Aaron
Neeker, . bales al I5c, aud bales at l2I.c:
J. A. Temple, S bales at l0e, and II bales at
l5c; II. {. Colburn, II bales at iic, and q
bales at l7Isc.
Close on I40 cars OF hops have left Puyal-
lup this season already, the greater part of
them going 10 the London market
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-25
TERRITORIAL TALK.

John II. Ginder has sold the la Czmas
Ne,us TO G. W fhiihrick.
Pres. Wallace was Killed by = fan
tree at peRolrs mill, near Palouse ,ity
recently,
There arc 10, children after .,ss the NJ,
Vernon school. A. the pfs,~ep, rate Of in
crease Il will soon be . ,scsssary TO employ
another tea her
The heaviest In. .fviiual taxpayrr in Spo
kane Falls Is }. Browne Ills assessed
valuation y sles, $50.
The thanksgiving proclamation OF Gov.
sesnple Is receiving a 81, al deal Of praise
FOR originality aud good style.
Thomas peak. an old settler OF wenst-
chez, was thrown from his wagon last
week aad suffered broken thigh.
The maiarial siekness in the Big BEND
country T. only such a. Invariably accom-
pAnics the hrs, turning Of the sogl by the
pillow.
The Pullman Herald. the new whitman
county PAPER IS exceedingly neat typo-
graphically aud carefully edited Appay
entity there arr ne amateurs I'm any OF rs
departments
II scc,ns that ;he reported cap;are OF
nclos ne.man. tAs Pine City murderer, al
Pendie1nn. or. was hoax Reeman has
however. been seen recently near spsngle
spokane county, where he owns ranch.
nissaird that Feet of SIX rev sscam
or. 10 ply on the Caiumbia snd suske riv
ers. with headquarters 81 fAsco. will ~
built the crspius scSson. some ~ witch
will he lsrver aud ansr than any Of thoss
that have hitherto bcvn constructed,
few dave sincc. Mrs johnson Of Aso-
t.n. was killing ehtckcn, when sery
lsrxc owl cndcSvorcd - TAXI Il from her
They had quite = seattle. and the owl
uould have Eus AWsy with the chicken aud
the old laav t,ss, Mad nns Vurie Rzs,iax,
corae and iutvrfeycd with = club Bai q
Hasla FaBfpEsl
YESTERDAY : robin at cut on tree ~ the
Jasrslai once aud uSssi very pr0fAne iAa-
guAse last because there wAs half an inca
OF SNOW 90 The groRad aud the therDcn
eteF was - degrees ahslve Egra Tais morn
ing q wss ahoai a degree coider. bat the
ssn wss shining AnS the SNOW wss about
all gcue, sad the prospect Is thar NC viii
have plgnty ~ pleasant weather between
this and the l., ~ January ~ B4asss Es&r-
sal
SkSSit couniv. According 90 the oficiai
cOEnt east iSis vogss. ipclaSinx oat ihS,
sas thrown cat Al this plsce GA account
Of two Being folded tokethrF, which makes
an ewes 1900 10 isS6. with all the women
voting the total vote vas tssN. OF oaiy -
more than the vote Of ISIS rats is graf
flying tDcrcssc, and show that the
county is receiving . fair share Of the
people Who arr making sAis territory their
future homes NJ. fC~sss Nesrs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-25
EIiensbargh's New Hotel.

IL Is understood that John Mofiitt, one OF
the most enieTprislug men of the enter.
prising city OF Wichita. Kansas, is expect
ed in Ellensburgh ou the 18th. for the pur-
pose OF looking into the hotel project, aud
IL the outlook and bonus are satisfactory
to him he will take hold of the project and
probably lay the foundation this fail and
winter. The plans OF the building are in
the city At present, but they may be
changed somewhat to suit the views oi
parties most interested BY June or July
next it Is fair 10 presume that Ellensburgh
viii open one OF the finest hotels in the
North west
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wAsH1Scrox.
IL Pl.ss

Far OF gezrx stale rises. fall OF nlghfs
paint 81 brave sseufcke0n- Near A. hand
See the s1< exhsn IN tic rosgh clearing
ssand:
A woEznn - its G .ssr with seezdfzsf sight,
TRUSTEE, looks westward, where, Epiifte'
bright.
5one efis : sFf xf<tisss. sTetgd and grad.
In eazxstcg quiet frtss < the lonely land,
With vat al marvellous sszueterez
wroazfss II hxiis,
Hotioaiess On tfs> b5ratzz espssd afar.
The hanafisx Tfa1aa ~ q stars 60 be.
After the heroic age Il ended here.
Builf On the bezuei<ss. stu taTiko1 bar
By the iow ssia. his gorgeous prophecy
Lighting TIE doorway II the pioneer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-25

The trial of Thompson, the Pacific eoun-
verdict OF guilty OF murder in the second
degree. This was principally due to the
doubt cast upon the sanity of the defend
ant. Judge Allyn sentenced the prisoner
10 twelve years in the territorial peniten.
tiary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-25
ANDERSON. BERTRAND q co.
Civil and Mining Engineers and
nrnu~hf~n

DkiLgoAn. MINING, WATER WORKS.
IL typographical, bridge, sewerage and
drainage engineering Eivea special srteR-
ton. City property OF lA1ds sarveye. OF
ssodividcd. Mars sHd mechanical draw
lnrs. engrsr~slag and hue prints q specially
Township plsts sRd MAPS always on hand
Rooms = and -. Yoslsrlesry block. scat
lie. ". T. iss In
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Rankin
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WHY WOMEN FADE.

Menea iose their eSsaty hecasss eolds
uadsrmtnc their life. Dr. Aeksr's raslisa
Remedy for eoassH rtisa IL an sssa,ate
care tos colds For sale ~ A y ssewArx.
drusTisi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-25

60 Cangr
4 of the
| low. @A
alton by tn
{ next nat
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Fer irs.sAt or passage inquire on bo.re
OF a. yesier wharf
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SIC FaI

Denying
|ety Actrt
ADDS. Nov. :
he N0rthei
day. secc
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cnce to the
Shx.n & VA
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srr 81. ~ = n rte. SssA
IA i NuFkssAa IN a. NJ
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| city. Orders received 81 IS6 front street.
or 6 yard on Hopkins wnAyi. foot OF sepeea
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500 Frost Street. suwefr
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.~.-..sstas slsu $780, -. 49, -
near Tenth and Howell streets. t2ec0-
Possession given Immediately u
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
OZDOBA
Meszcze S cent0u tnnie; J

(Jeszcze S centow taniejD
Ia SO centow W znaczkach
pocztowych dostaniecia cd w.
A. Lorbieckiego z Winony,
Mian., sliczny polski obraz 2
stopy szeroki 3 wysokl maja-
cy wartosc S 100. Przedsta-
via on nam W pardzo slicz-
nych kolorach, Make Boska
Czestoch"> ska, otoczona her
bami Polski, Litwy i Rus,.-
Ka2dy abonent Wia,7lsa i ka1
dy czfonek Zwiazku Mar. Pol,
powlnien mice ten obraz W
swoim domu.
Dawniei Sprzedawano ten
obraz W Ameryce pc $3.50.
Adres p. Lorbieckiego Jest:
722 %, Senborn Str, Winona,
MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
uwalnia cd kary.

Uwalnla Cd Kary.
S 5. Czlonkowie W czemkolwiek przekraczajacy
prawa lub regulamina Towarzystwa, ~podlegaja karze
SO centdw "a kazde przekroczenie.
S 6. Czonkowie, kt6rzy ME zap}acili raty W swo-
i'm czasie, moga bye uwolnieni cd kary jedynie z
przyczyny choroby lub smierci W ich rodzinie.
S Z. Dyrektorzy nieobecni ma zwyczajnem lub mad
zwyczajnem posiedzeniu Dyrekcyi, place so c. kary;
choroba lub smierc W rodzinie, albo nieobecnosc W
miescie, Jest przyczyna uwalniajqcq cd kary,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
Pozyczki.

/. Ma kazdem miesiecznem posiedzeniu iowa
rzystwa pieniqdze lezqce W kasie beda sprzedawane z
~licytacyi i wypozyczane cz}onkowi ofarujacemu mai
,wyzsze premium. Jednakowoz pieniadze ME NIGGA bye
%sprzedane "a nizsze premium nz so proc.) Kazdy clio
mex ma prawo ~zaciagnat ~pozyczke W ilosci $ so ma
kazde Is c., kt6re miesieczne opfaca.
s 2. Pred otrzymaniem pieniedzy cd Tow, cz}o-
mex upowazniony do ~pozyczki win,en przedstawic Dy-
rekcyi wyciag z tytulu w3asnosci abstract of title),
szczeg6fowe opisanie nieruchomosci, kt6ra ofaru,ie W
zastaw jake tez inne informacye, ktoreby Dyrekcya
zazada}a.
S 3. Jesli hipoteka przedstawionej w}asnosci be-
die uznana przez %wiekszosc dyrektorow "a dostatecz-
na, to cz}onek, p~rzepisawszy ma Towarzystwo DO Jed
mel akcyi "a kazde pc s so, MI prawo do natyohmia-
stowej ~pozyczki. Polisy Towarzystwa ubezpieczei cd
ognia powinny tel bye p~rzepisane ma imie iowa
rzystwa.
4. Szosty (roczny) procent cd wypozyczonej SUI
my jeden procent (na miesiac) cd premium ma byc
op}acany miesiecznle, az do chwili, kiedy akcye doida
do nominalnej wartosci. z chwila, gdy akcye dojda do
nominalnej wartosci, dug uwaza sig "a sp}acony. Jesli
raty nalezne Towarzystwu ME beda op1acone przez
szesG miesiecy, podatki Tub inne przez miasto na4ozone
op}aty przez dni szesGdziesiat, a assekuracye cd o.
gnia, odnawiane w swoim czasie, Tub tez, jesli akcye
~przepisaue ma Towarzystwo beda %sprzedane 2 ~licytacyi
"a nieop}acanie rat, wtedy z nieruchomosci oddanei W
zastaw ca1kowita suma ma bye sciagnieta.
5. Jesliby pewnosG hypoteczna by}a uznana
przez Dyrektor6w "a understanding, to czfenek, kt6ry
jp przedstawi}, winien zap}acic procent "a jeden mie-
siqc cd zadanej sunny, jedna rate z ofarowanego pre-
MUM wszelkie inne wydatk1, ktore Z jego why po-
wstaly.
5 6. Fozyczajacy op}aca wszelkie wydatk ME wy
faczajac koszt6w adwokata.
5 I. Dyrektorowie moga zazadac cd starajacego
sic o ~pozyczke kaucya dostateczna ma pokrycie kosz-
tow prawnycb.
s 8. Je6li ~pozyczka jest ~zaciqgana ma dom, maja-
cy sic %budowac, ~dyrekcya ma prawo awansowac pie
Made W st6sunku postepu budowy.
9. Jezeli pozyczka zostaje udzielonq ma akcye,
to ME moze wynosit wiecej, jk suma juz przez cz}on-
ka wyp}acona procent (nie mniejszy jak 10 ma rok)
wytraca sic z CORY. Takiego rodzaju pozyczki ME sa
udziclane ma d}uzszy nz szesciomiesieczny termin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
Tablica p ratami

Pod}ug tel tablicy S 1000 So wyplacane gotdwks
i pozyczajacy spfaca Towarzystwu "a 20 akcyj czyli
s 1000. Pod}ug najblizszego obliczenia potrzeba 100
miesiecy, ably akcye dosz}y do nominalnej wartosci a
nastepujaca tablica wskaze wielkosG rat st6sunkowo do
w~ysokosci premium.
WysokosG premium ia akcvc Procent Premium Op6lna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
Przyinowanie Czfonk6w.

s /. Kazda osoba majaca prawo kupna sprzeda-
zy nieruchomosci W Stanie Minnesota. pc wype}nieniu
warunk6w ninlejsza Konstytucya przepisanych, moze
zostat cz}onkiem Towarzystwa.
s g.. Cz}onek ME moze posiadac wiecej mad sto
akcyj.
s 3. Ia kazda akcye, nominalna wartosd ktdrej
ma bye s So, op}aca sic pc 25 c. miesiecznie.
s 4. Dziesiec cent6w cd kazdej akcyi MOVE wste.
pujacy cz}onkowie obowiazani SO op}acic jednorazowo
i pieniadze tie bedq zaliczone do funduszu wydatkowego.
s s. Kazdemu z cz}onk6w bedzie dostarczona kslac
zeczka do zapisywania wp}at, kopla Konstytucyi i "a
swiadczenie (certidcate) ma iloSc zakupionych akcyj, "a
op}ata rs C.
8. Zarzad zastrzega sobie prawo ME %przyjmo-
wac cd cz1onkow mniej niz ~ca}kowita nalezna iowa.
rzystwu summe.
s Z. Jezeli cz}onek zap}aci ME mniej niz 6 rat
CORY, to ma prawo do 6 proc. cd zapFaconej SUNNY
S 8. Akcye moga bye przepisywane ma inne oso
by, ale tylko "a zgoda Towarzystwa i Prezes lub Sc
kretarz powinni %podpisac sic jake swiadkowie. DIE
sie6 cent6w cd akcyi nowy w}asciciel winien op4acit
do funduszu wydatkowego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
IKary

S /. Ia kazdomiesieczna rate, niezap4acona PREY
zamknieciu posiedzenia, ma ktdrem Wilma bye %zap}aco-
nq, ledzie sciqgana kara W ilosci p c. cd akcyi; cd
kary tel tylko { g}osdw Dyrekcyi uwolnic mole.
S 9. Skarbnik sekretarz IA nieobecnosG ma re
gularnem lub specyalnem posicdzeniu bez postawienia
ma swojc miejscc odpowicdniego ~zastepcy, plaza kary
piec dolar6w.
S 3. Akcyc, IA kt6rc ME p}acono p,zez 6 miesie-
cy, beda og}oszonc przez Dyrekcyq "a skonfskowane i
ma najblizszem regularnem posiedzeniu s~przedano y IL
cytacyi 2 ~got6wke; suma Wilma Towarzystwu bedzic
%odtrqcona, n reszta oddana poprzedniemu wiascicielowi.
A. Czlonkowie nieobecni ma rocznem ~posicdzc-
siu place kary jcdnego doara. Nieobecnost W miescie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
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A ATP7TI + MINI: Jan Jezewski.
B 81 T: 8: WIS., j. SySieN.
RREEMa00NT, TEXAS. L. Kochanowiez
B BtfFfh7' TE E Walensy BYjarski
BAY CITY, MICH. An,oni Przybylinski [. b. sa.
CALUMET, MICH. L. Wroblewski.
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DIX nH,ha "a cri 4xRxs~'s s',: WI. ,sthst1;M:HA
7oo9 Milwaukee Ave. THoDok J WlkARYAsz,
ass2 i ASA Archer Ave T Stan s16
Milwaukee Av
DETROIT. MICH. w. A. MADAy7s9s.. AubienA,
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DoDGE' Z; WIS. F. Brom, A. Molldry.
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GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Jan Napiera,a
GLosTER. M. T. NJ. Danie,ewsli.
WIS. Flip Wojczyk.
LA SALE, ILL. Adam Goszczynski
Ia CROSSE Wis, Michal NowaKiorsJacksonsr
INTO, d: 7. Jul Wirkus Teodor Wysocki'
MILWAUKEE, Wls,JanF Berka Humboid Ay'soi
AnurzeJ brzonkala 7o6-2nd Ave.
MlNNEAPoLIS,MlNN FIR Ella o7 University Az
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morris RUN. Joz. Katlewski
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NANIlCOkE PA. Wincenty Narkiewicz
PONlATOWSkI WIS. Tozef Blaszka
'POLONIA. WIS Sikorski
PITTSBURGH, PA JOS Rosinski 40 nth Str
STEVENS POINT, Wiktor Pogorzeiski
SOUTH CHICAGO: Wawrzyn Templn
ST PAUL. MINI Jozef Maca, SIS Rice's Point
SHAMOKlN, PA. Franciszek Cimoc6owski Ian wi.
STEPHEN, Marshall Co.. MINI. Jan Gratxek
ST LOUIS, Mo. V Mazurek, i3Io N 8 Str
TOLEDO. OHIO An, Kniawn. C9rVence& j~anc,iou
WlLNO. MINI MARGIN A MazanY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
ErsA. do rtaregO krnju Iub
Ztamtad do Anerykl MONA

.iaknajwygodniej ! najbezpeicznej
.jechnG ma kurte okretowa, kuplo
naod pr Dra&k o 20,
DerIo wsk iegos Wiuony
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COfmiecie Akcyi.

s l.. Cz}onek, zyczqcy cofn2c akcye, winien "a
wiadomiG Towarzystwo trzydziesci dni pred termi-
mem.
s 2. Jezeli cz}onek wp}aci} sze6G rat lub wiecej
to ma prawo do 6 proc.
5 8. w razie smierci czonka, prawni sukcessoro.
vie mog2 nadal op}acaG Tub tel wycofac wpfacone
p~ieniedze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-11
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G}uChOta WyIeCZona

Bedac wyleczony z ciezkjej
gfuchoty "a pomoca nader pro-
stego j nieszkodliwego srodka,
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Nc Dougal st New York.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28

A bill has been introduced in the
New Jersey Senate providing that the
death penalty shall hereafter he in
flioted by electricity. The act pro-
vides that in sentencing criminal
the Judge shall. name the week dur
ing which the execution shall take
place, and in the week so designated
the Sheriff of the county shall select a
day not previously to be made known
to anyone except those persons al
lowed to be present at the executions
These shall be the sentencing Judge
Prosecuting Attorney, two physicians
twelve reputable citizens, two cler-
gymen, if requested, and seven assis-
tant Sheriffs. The corpse subsequent
ly must be buried with enough quick
lime TO consume It, or be given UP
for dissecting purposes. Newspaper:
are prohibited from reporting the ex'
ecution further than bare mention
OF the event.