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HAvE Memphis Steam Laundry furnish
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Loyuu,NA STARR Lorrrm draws Tues.
day, February ~.
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lAnirs' cape collars q speciality NJ Mem.
PIN steam Laundry 20 second street
Branch office 80 Main.
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Lors,,sA st,u Lorrrr draws Tues.
day, February a.
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llYlo makca Tho sLIn uhIto ami cleat
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Eyrmnopr uses Ilylo for chappcd skin.
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1.-Two CUM charpcd hauIs md lips
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During our stay a grand tasi WIS given
IN our honor, 90 which all the pfnripal
chiefs aud iorcign residents were present
Oi course everything was cooked anil
served IN native style, and Ii WIS snrpris.
ing 10 zee tie number Of different dlshra
They prepared from their mcsgur resources.
lE.if method Of cooking chickens. fish
an PigN y excellent AMI simple. The
chicken, after cleansing. l. Wfnrr.j I,
large aromatic leaves nud Is then baLri
~ placing between large stones which
nave been heated as hot rs possible. Tho
leaves prevent the escape 0f the flavor.
and ~ The same time the chicken absorb,
Their aromatic od1r.
=, Alter the feast came the preparation of
The kava, most extraordinary process In
put u mildly. A large wooden bowl. slne
kaya root and a gourl OF water wcr, placed
IN front oi the improyiscd tcircshmcnt
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The people arc very clearly iu their
habits, bathing constantly In the fresh
water streams flowing from the mountains.
They seem never happier than when in
TIE water, and, like all ISLANDERS. arr Won.
deriul swimmers. They seem 10 be- of a
poaocablc, happy disposition, inclined To
take the world easy, without ambition.
apparently satisfied With their lot Ia life.
They still retain some IT their ancient Gus
toms aud rites, more particularly in the
manner OF conducting funerals, marriages.
dances and icasts. Owing. however. To-
the influence OF the missionaries and tho
advance Of civilization th,sc customs are
gradually dying out.
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=. TELEPHONE %. >
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-12

,hldasz winonski W ostatnlm
czasie musia} mice wie}e zgryzoty,
DO az czysto pocze7n'at ma geble.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-12

MYDKO BADGERA bardzo
dobre. - Pytajcie o ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-12

Wszyscy Polacy Z Winony po-
winni wziac udzial w wycieezee pa
rowcem, jaka W niedziele, % wrzes-
MIA, urzadzs nasz L eglonP l.
ski do La Crosse. Taxa ureszy-
sta chwile, jaka bedz'e pierwsze
publiczne wystapienie Leglonu Pol
akiego W pelnYm uniformie, trzeba
B2hiecznie uczcie zabAwa W grenle
narodowem, a czyS meze bye W
ebocnym czaslc weselsza zabawa,
lax wykofysac sic pare godz'n po
falach rzeki a potem pogwarzyc So
bic, petahczyc i posplewac W ce-
niu drzew gatezistych? - PokaAmy
ma druga niedziele raszym SASHA
dom W La Crosse, yak mocha u
mas wiara, / .jak wielka mas o
tega- wezmy jaknailicznieiszy u
dziaf W ekskursyi!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-12
gAJLEPSzE ZDROWlE!

DR.. E. c. WESTA SRODEK
Ma NERWY M0ZG, gwarante-
wane tajennieze lekarstwo ma by
stsrya, zawrot W g!ewie, ksnwul-
sys, mrukliwoS6, nerwewa newral-
gia, b6l giowy, nerwowa prsstra-
oya, pochedzaca z uSYtku alkohe-
In lub tabakl, bszssnnoso, PREY
gnsbisnis umysfows, rozmiekoze-
ME m6zgu, prewadzacs do ebfaka
MIA, i do n~ieszezescia, rezpaezy
smisrei = pqwedujaee rychts re-
starzenis sic, nispiodnesc, utrate
silly u ebejga pfei, mimowolne u
piawy i chorebe zwana Spenma-
thorrhoea, bedaca skutkiem mad
u4ycla nozgu, samegwaltu i in
nych tajnych %grzeehow. Kakds pl-
dsfko zawiera poreya na jejen mic
siae. $1.0o podeiko, lub 6 pudeisk
"a $5.oo.E
$500 NAGRODY!
Wypfac,my pewysszs nagre.
do "a kaidy przypadek cierpienia
ma wstrobs, disepsyi, nieustajacega
bolu giewy, niestrawnesci, zatwar.
dzsnia = ktorego bysmy ME mo-
gil wyleczy@ Westa pigufkami ma
watrobe, z roslln wyrobionemi, je-
zeli wskazewki naszs aoisls costa
~ wykenane.
W WINONIE ~sprzedaje A
PTEKARZ
M. 4.
Mr.. 70 W. Third Str. Cor. Main
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-12
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOW E.

Oq;s,i z~niszczyf w naszem mics
Gle. W ezwartek, p wrzesnla, ~
milion6w stop obrebionege drzewa
budulcowego, wiasnosc pity Laird
Norton, wartoscl ekole 500 ,0Oe do
lar6w. Kompania byia zabezpieczo-
ma ty Ike ma s 10000.
Wiino,tska stras ogniowa ode
bra1a "a dobre popisanie sic PREY
ogniu " dn;u 5 wrzesnia $3.50 cd
KonpanIi pity Laird Norton sloo
cd pity Hamiltona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-12
MYDkO BADGERA bardze

dobre. = Pytaicle Q ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-12

Sold by Druggists. or sent postpaid on receipt
Of price. DR.. HUMPHREYS hANUAL. uA pages)
richly bound in cloth and gold, mailed free.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-12

CESARZAUSTRYACkI Fran
ciszek Jozef bawi obecnie W Cali
cyl. W Krakowle powitaf 60 ma
miestnik hr, Badeni, zapewniajac
Q wiernosci Polak6w. Cesarz odpo-
wiedziaf, re o tel nigdy ME wat
pill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-12

Czternastoetni Leon Mjlkowsk'
strzela} W niedz1elea S wrzeAn'a, z
drswnianego karabin" prey t"bry-
CO mvdfa. Raj i drag; hab6J wy
szedi przodem, lecz gdy chteplec
wiecej nasypaf prochu, 'huknai ty-
tenn, ugodzit strselca W kark | "a
bill 60 ma miejseu. swi"dkami tel
okropnej sceny byli synowle P, bu'
ranta.
Pan ". l.. Juz podobne VIE
cej ME chce cdbisrae ludz1"m no
noru. lax to usitowa} uczynic re-
daktorowi naszege pIsma W Igo-
die. Ma tsgo honoru juz tyle' 20
60 az Is fur faire9 mus'sf pre-
wiezc przez rzeke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-12
w PENNSYLVANIA

w ND n WHY
die otwiera sic robota. W dn1u
Q wrzesnia ma nowo podjeto ruch
" walccwni lejarni ,,Reading
Iron Co." W Reading, pc pofrocz-
nym zu~stoju.- lego samego dnla
zaezeli znowu robi6 W fabryce Nc
Ilyaina. P u d d | e + m podwyz-
szono place dilemma o SO centow,
tax il teraz pobieraja s 3.7O,-W
fabryce R. selffert'a placa juz M
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-12

Wo}ewina. funt u farmer6w......33
JAK pLACI PSZENICA?-
W Minneapolis jua nawet "a
najlepsza mr.. | hard pia-
ca tYlko I7a-w Duluth "a te
same S0-w Chicago "a zwy-
czajDa ~pszenice TO-, "a korn
49,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-12

w CHARKOWIE wykryla po-
licya nihilistyczna drukarnia przy-
aresztowa}a II student6w, W Kije-
vie 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-12

KS. DIR. ZARDETTI, ktdry
ma zosta6 blskupem naszej dyece-
wi winohskiej, zastepuje obecnie
" czynnosciach pasterskich ks.
blskupa Seydenbusha Z St. Cloud,
Num-, kt6ry obecnie bawi W Eu-
ropie i dop1ero W pazdzierniku "a.
mvsla p~owrociG do Ameryki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-12
Kolej Burlingtotska, przegr

Kolej Burlingtoiska, przegra-
wszy process, piaci teraz ~odszkodo.
wanie wiascicielom lotow PREY 2
eliey, 20 stronie poludniowe7. wy.
piacl,a juz: FIR. Drazkowshiemu
8 1000, Janowi Bambenkow1 : 100,
Jakobowi Klusikowi GA caty let)
$50, FIR. Kulasowi s $50, Marc'-
nowi Pelowskiemu S 300, Ram
ezykowskiemu S 37b, PAM Myla-
n%owskiej "a 2 domy 2 Lofty
$50.
KazGemu z powyzej wymie-
nlonyoh odciagniete 10 procent
"a koszta procesu.
Niektorzy obywatele, jak Pa
szslka, Mlchaf Stolpa, Pawef Libe-
IA i Roman Cierzan dotad targuJa
sic z Kompania kolei Burlington
skiei, ME chcac przyjae sunny, ja'
ka tn i'm oiaruje.
Nosz polski 6albiers p. Ludwik
Piezcrhalski przyjal pemocnlka
teraz tenn sporzej kazdemu bedzie
m6g1 sfnzyc brzyta i nosycaml.
MYDLO BADGERA bardze
dobre. = Pytaicle Q ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-12
Ameryka.

Zwiazek Rycerzy Piracy liezy
3uz tylko 100000 czfonkdw. W
r6znyeh m,astach sprzedaja przez
licytacya olbrzymnie hale Ryce-
rzey Piracy "a d}ugi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-12
wet pudlerom S 400 "a tong.
Potts Iron Co." W Pottstown pfa-
ci pudlerom { $50 "a tone.

TAME ZEGARKI VIM. VIII
liamsa z Chicago, ktore ogfaszamy
w naszei gazecie, to ME laden hum
bug. Zbankrutowa}a jedna wielka
fabryka zegarksw, pan Williams
"a bezcen zakupif wiele towaru l
taraz tanlo moze sprzedawac. 70
lacy Winony, ,kt6rzy take zs.
garki kupili, SO & Mich bardze zs-
dewoleni.
..FORUM" psze, il wlasnose
Stan6w Zjednoczenych przedsta-
via wartosG 60 miliard6w dolar6w
a po}ewa tego nale&y mnlej ]ak
$4,000 iudziom.
OLA PROCESU Or. Cronina
wybieraja teraz w Chicago przy-
sieglych, lecz idzie to bardzo VOL
no, gdyz erudno znalesc luazl,
k,orzyby ssbie ju& o tel sprawie
wfasnege ME wyrsbili sadu ma
korzysc hub szkode oskarzonyeh.
KONFERENCYA miqdzy gor-
nlkami u wiasoicielami kopalh W
Joliet, Ill.,: zesz}ym tygodniu
doprewadziia prawie we wszys-
tk1eh kopalni"ch W poinocnym
Illinois do %zakonczenla strajku.
Ty!ko W kopnlul VIM. L. Scotia
W SrringvalIey, ILL.,, gdzio praeo-
wall nasi biedni polscy g6rnioy,
robcty jeszcze tax ryehto ME rez-
poczna sic ~, owe.
MYDkO BADGERA bardzo
dobre. - Pvtajcie o ME
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Special services at Newark.


The Methodist Church at Newark will
hold special services next Sunday. This
church 10 located on one OF the most
eligible sites In the town, ceptral, con-
venient, aud both the audience aLd Sun
day school rooms present q most attrac-
tive aud comfortable appearance. The
membership and congregation Of this
church have suffered great depletion BY
tie burning OF the Dean Woolen Mills,
but with decreasing numbers there has
been an invincible purpose to maintain
intact all their church interests. The re-
modelling OF the tirst floor IN order to
adapt It for the purpose intended have
Just been completed. The whole interior
is changed and In the rearran zemen mt
the library, primary school and :c!o'he.
room may be opened Into the main school
room. The walls have been painted and
adorned with scripture texts In letters oi
gold. The recess 10 rear of The superin'
tendent's platform gives a much more
enlarged, airy appearance to that part Of
the building. The seating and carpet, o.
the most beautiful and modern patterns
add greatly to the appearance aud will
aid very much In the successful proseou
tion Of the Sunday school interest.
The entire cost Of the work done I
about 81, 500, more than: 81 900 Of whIcl
has slready been paid. and at the servict
next Sunday 1t Is hoped $500 may b'
raised and thus cover tho entire expense
The following is the order Of exercise
for Sunday; Love iea't at o'clock, Il
charge OF Rev. W. L. e. Murray; s,rmol
at 10 O'Clock, Rev. J. s. Willis; 2o'clock
Sunday school jubilee; z o'clock, ser
mon by Rev. Jacob Todd OF Grac
Church. A cordial invitation is extend.'
to the putllc to attend these services.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
The Nsw Chinese minister.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-fsut Kwo
YinR, the new Chinese M MISTER to the
United States, with his suite, arrived 10
the city to might over the Pennsylvania
Road. There were 25 In the party, In
cluding the Minister'S wife and son; also
q boy, 10 years old; the wife Of MIR. W ong,
one OF the attaches; two maids In waiting
upon the lad es, and MIR. Lee, the chief
interpreter.
From San Francisco, where the party
arrived on the steamer Gaelic q week ago
to. night, and which they lett Friday
night last at $50 O'Clock, the trip was
made In the unusually fast time OF i've
days over tho Central and Union Pacihc,
the Burlington ard Pennsylvania lines.
At the depot here the new arrivals
were greeted by Mr.. Chang Yen How. the
present Minister, and his full suite.
Messrs. Hoon and Ying and the latter's
vie aud con were driven to the Chinese
Legation, on Dupont Gree; but me
others will remain at hotel until the
departure of the pre- eut occupants of the
Legation house. Chang Yen How, &C.
companied by his cousin, Shu Cheon Pon,
First Secretary OF the Legation, will
leave for home next Tuesday BY way o.
Paris. The others, or most OF them, Will
return to San Francisco and China.
The new Minister will be presented to
Secretary Blaine next week. His stay In
Washington Is limited to three years, thai
being the term of . diplomatic appoint
| ment under the Chinese Government
| The name OF Pon's successor, as hrst sec
retary, will be announc d BY the new
Minister alter his rece ption by the OH
| cials here. The ladies who came IN to
night are the nrst OF rank TO inhabit ths
Legation in this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
The Trenton, N. j., Fair.

The patrons OF the fair to be held al
Trenton, N. j., on September 80, Oeto-
ber !, ., aud A. will be presented with
all the powerful attractions oil the old
fashioned country fair, with the comforts
and conveDiences OF the city added.
They make just claim to having the
best equipped and most attractive
grounds usel for fair purposes in the
Eastern States.
The success of last year will doubtless
be tclipsed by the grand display now be-
ing prepared for. Many Improvements
are under way, aud ihn officers and d :
rectors are leaving nothing undone to
securaa reputation not only for extent
and variety of exhibits, but TO maintain
high standard of qua ity, proper ar
rsngement and excellent discipline In the
working out OF the details OF the pro-
gramme.
The unsafe and dsagreeable use o.
tents as Irotec ion to exhibits has led Il
| the erection of q commodious building II
addition to the handsome ones already
on the grounds. The new structure Il
! planned 10 give thirty thousand squar,
feet OF available space and viii present q
pleasing appearance, being In the form ol
a Maltese cross aud p Knitting a very
wide scope for the displaying OF taste In
the arrangement OF exhibits.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
A cri,nInul.s Cnnfn.s,on.

PiTrsBURG, = pt. IA special from
Scotidale, Pa, says: Nearly five years
ago six men were sent to the peniten-
tisry for i3 years each for robbing Adam
Keck, n well known resident Of this
place. Their bsmes were Abraham
Cofimsp, Jacob Wcitle, Jacob Saylor,
james DobsoD, Jo,eph Workman an1
George W. Cofman.
1t now, appears II the confession Of
Abe Coilman is 70 be believed, that four
OF the men were entirely innocent. In
his confession which is addressed to
Governor Beaver, Coffmau says that IL
was Bill liillinger, Tim Valentine, Jake
saylor and himself who committed the
crime. Two Of these. Killing and VAL
eptine, are ttill at lib rty. Saylor and be
watshed near the house of keck, while
Kiilinger and Valentine tntered and
robbed the old man. CoGnisn says be
was under the influence OF liquor and af-
the robbery wanted 10 leave, but they
forced him TO 40 with them. He makes
the confession, fe says because the
| thought OF four Innocent men suffering
for the crime of others has praye1 heayi
ly on his mind and he caunot sleep a,
night for thinking about them and theil
families. An effort Is now bei1g made
to have the four men psrdoncd and 1t L
thought they will be released soon.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
A Young tepubiican'.Inqu,ry.

VIII You kindly inform me through
the columns OF your valuable paper II /
can get assessed In time to vote at the
next election? voted at the last city
election on age, and as didn't know
when the next assessment takes place,
and es am anxious 10 vote / therefore
write to you for information, hoping
that l will have q chance 10 vote at the
next election. Yours truly,
YOUNG REPUBLICAN.
Answer: You eau have your nar o
placed on the assessment books at any
time after November next by the assessor
oi your district. If it IL not put on the
lists then by the assessor you will have 4
chance 10 get assessed when the assessors
meet in the City Hall in February by
taking voucher with ycu.
II you fail here, you will still have two
more chances by going before the Levy
Court at either OF their meetings In Feb
rusry or March by having your voucher
along. BY getting assessed at either oi
these opportunities, you will be In time
to vote at the next election, which will
be 10 November loo for Governor. But
when you get sssessed you will still have
to run the gauntlet Of the tax-collectors.
They are the oracles OF tho Democratic
party and 10 their hands is the decision
whether you shall or shall not vote. Bu'
by watching yonr opportunities closely
you will be able to pull through and hell
to eject Republican Governor next fall
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
A Minister'S Golden wedding.

A golden wedding followed the ilflieth
anniversary of the marriage of Rev. j. L.
Nsllandighaih and wife of Newark on
Tuesday evening at their beautiful resi-
dfnce 10 that town. Protestant and
Catholic alike crowded the parlors to pay
their most profound respects TO the es-
teemed and aged patson ann his esli-
mable wife. Mrs. Vallandlgham stood
with modest grace amid bower OF flow
ers returning words of gratitude to her
well w!shers. A splendid collation. fol-
loved the introduciions and congratu-
tions. Appropriate addresses were made
by Rev. DR.. Joseph 7. Smith o! Balti.
more, the Rev. DIR. Gayley OF West Mott
ingham and the Rev. Mr.. Malone of New.
ark. Tie latter presented Mr.. Vsilaudle
ham with we'll filled purss Of gold coiu
contributed by members oil Mr.. Vallan,
dighains congregation. The present wal
received with many thanks, me Rev,
gentleman declaring that with him in
stead OF marriage being failure 1t had
been glorious success. Mr.. Vallandlg
ham has been pastor Of the head of Chr G
riana church SO years, aud during tha
time he had married 600 people aud had
OBLIGATED at,an equal number Of funerals
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
A Long-Forgo,ten Tragedy.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept. 25.--Mrs.
Mary PiersoD, Of this county. has just re
ceived heavy p-nsion, which recalls an
urusual and long -forgotton tragedy.
At the breaking out of the war her
husband was an ardent Southerner. 6he
favored the Union, as did those Of her
children o'd enough 10 understand the
matter. Finally the oldest son, Harry,
Joined the Uni u army. His angiy father
sSore he would Hill the first Yankee soi-
disr he saw.
In 1861 squad of eighteen Union sol
diers stopped In front OF his house. The
lieutenant, not thinking OF danger,
climbed upon the fence and sat down.
Pierson shot him deal. In revenge tn
soldiers killed Pirrson and three OF his
children. The son Harry was killed in
battle.
The mother, with several children, has
lived in poverty until now. She Ia "a
yeas old. The pension is on account oil
her son Harry's dtath.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
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