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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14
FALL AND WINTER
SUITS.

Every counter on our first
floor is piled high with
Business Suits. Nearly
every counter on our second
floor is piled high with
Semi-Dress and Dress Suits.
Every one of these Suits on
both floors is new, fresh
styles, just received from
the makers, and every Suit
is made in the latest and
most fashionable style, suit
able for the coming Fall
and Winter wear.
Young men in particular
will be more than pleased
with our assortment of Suits
made expressly for their
wear. We say'young men,
because they are, as a rule,
the most particular and fas-
tidious regarding what they
wear. So if we meet their
ideas of correct dress, we
feel sure that our assert
ment of Suits cannot help
but please every man, no
matter how particular he
may be. Such an assert
ment Of Fine Tailor-Made
Suits as we now have ready
for your inspection cannot
be duplicated in the West,
and, in fact, cannot be ex-
celled in America.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14

Mr.. Rietz. Secretary of State Matt son
will speak at Boone, 10.
The day will be celebrated at Spring
Lake, Isanti county, on the 18th. Gov.
Merriam, Hon. Herman Stockenstrom
and Capt. Osborn will be the orators.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14
eStigatiOn he had to make. ~
Another County Heard From

Unfavorable comment has been made
over the awarding of the second prize
to the Nora Division No. II. of Mime
apolis, in the Knights of Pythias COM
petitive prize drill. Fred Murdoch,
captain of the Nora division, has adj
dressed letter to 'Col. Bend and the
officers who acted as judges" request
ing them to estate the merits in the
case which caused you to make your
decision" The success of the Nora di-
vision has not been taken kindly by the
friends of Col. Mead, of Azure Division
No. 6, Mankato. which was placed third
in the competition.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14
Nine BIatz Jurors.

W. H. Swinton and Frank Swassy
were sworn as jurors in the BlatZ case
yesterday. 1t is probable that the re-
naming three jurors will be secured
to-day
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14
Harris Theater.

Grand opening Of regular dramatic
season next Monday, Sept. 16. MIR.
George c. Staley in "a Royal Pass"
Seats 25c, SOC and 81. Sale now open.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14

and Tuscarora street, which are now in
very dangerous condition, may be
made safe and fit for use.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14

We have lately secured the
exclusive agency for Allen SOL
IFS High Class English Under
wear and Hosiery.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14
THE RECORD BEATEN!

All past offers completely distanced by this MAR
VEL Of OFFERS for week only. ECONOMY rs
WEALTH, so read the following, and see how you can
save money. Our Goods are ALL GUARANTEED and
our reputation established for fair dealing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14

John B. Moore, of Aberdeen, s. D., and NJ.
d. Alexander, of Watertown, are in the city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14
LOOKING FOR BEAUTY SPOTS.
Trce-Planting on Summit Ave-
nue-Park Litigation.

nue-Park Litigation.
The board of park commissioners
held meeting yesterday afternoon.
Superintendent Esterbro0k reported
that the cost of grading and planting
trees and shrubbery on the Summit
avenue boulevard, roughly estimated,
would be $4,000. He thought that prep
aratiOns for tree-planting should begin
right away, but thought that some way
for the prevention of cows running at
large should be provided before plant
ing any shrubbery. Prof. Cleveland,
the landscape gardener, reported in
favor of leaving the center of the bOule-
ward open from Saratoga avenue for
distance of six or seven blocks, on ac-
count of the fine view afforded in that
locality, and to relieve monotony. Mr..
Murray expressed himself in favor of
distributing the $4,000 appropriation
over the entire length of the boulevard,
and was informed by Mr.. Lud-
den that such had been the
plan contemplated all along. A
resolution was passed asking the
boulevard association to make report
in writing to the board at its next meet
ing concerning the report of Mr.. Cleve
lana. At the suggestion of Mr.. Schiff-
man, resolution was passed asking the
board of public works to fix date when
its members could meet the park board
and hold conference in regard to the
public improvements now pending be-
fore the park board. On motion of DIR.
Schiffman.a committee, consisting of Mr..
Ludden and the city engineer. was ap-
pointed for the purpose of looking up
waste places between Summit avenue
and Pleasant avenue, and any other
streets they may choose, while yet there
is chance for the city to acquire those
places, to make of them "Deauty spots"
The board then adjourned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14

Specially attractive assert
ment of Fall 0yercoats now
ready
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14

We are sole agents for Bro
koN's Custom Ready Maze
Clothing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14

Mothers say of our Boys and
chldren's department that they
are aiways sure of finding just
what they want for their Boys
here. That's WHY our Boys
and chiidren's Department is
so handy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14
SAINT PAUL.
THE CoRPoRAL's CAREER.

There was bright fellow named Tanner.
Old soldiers were fond of his manner.
I'll pension you all,
He gaily announced;
And then for his gall
He severely was bounced.
Uow's that for the Star-Spangled Banner?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14

Hard Coal. G. G. KolE.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14

GOI HO-A CENTS HUNTING
spOF.cO filed case watch; celebrated
B. w. Raymond Elgin movement stem wind
aud setter, full-jeweled cut expansion bal
ance, Briquet hairspring, patent regulator,
and adjusted to heat, cold and position. An
admirable timepiece; beautifully engraved
cases No 1884
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14

GO HO-A CENTS OPEN FACE
.DFO.CO fourteen-carat solid gold
watch, with fine nickel EIgin movement,
stem winder and setter, full-jeweled, cut ex-
Rsqson balance and asa aey ni .nd
in frst-claSs condition Could not be told
from new, ana is very reliable timepiece.
No JIG,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14
THE MAYOR WAS MODEST,
But the Avenue Got His Name
and the Bridge a Nickname.


and the Bridge a Nickname.
The city treasurer will to-day pay to
Strobel & Co., of Chicago, representing
the Keystone company, of Pittsburg,
Pa, the sum of S51. 544 on the final esti-
mate, and the sum of $1,000, being the
amount of penalties RENTED by the
city council at its last meeting, for the
superstructure of the Smith avenue
bridge, making in all S70,944. This
finishes paying for the bridge, which,
if not the highest in price, is one of the
most lofty in the country. For this rea-
son it has taken the name of High
bridge. 1t is 1S5 feet above the water
in the river, and is 212 feet high at the
point where it touches the bluff on the
West side. The other highest bridge in
America is the one recently completed
over the Hudson river at Peekskill,
n. 7. T1at bridge, however, is lower
at its highest point than 212 feet.
The ST. Paul High bridge was given
the nickname of the Mohawk bridge
because at the time the work was first
proposed Mohawk avenue, on the West
side afterwards changed to Smith ave-
nue., had not been opened, and its
opening to the river created a deal of
discussion. When Mohawk on the other
side and Forbes street on this side of
the river were changed to Smith ave-
nue., as compliment to the executive
of st. Paul, that gentleman modestly
protested, and his protest was sincere.
Mr.. Smith had feeling akin to that
which dictated the Scriptural injunc-
ton, Remove not the ancient land
marks" There were several streets on
the Mendoza side bearing Indian names,
such as Winnebago, Chippewa, Chero-
kee and Mohawk avenues, and the
mayor came very near vetoing the
resolution of the council which obliter-
ated one Of those names. although a
great mark of respect to himself. Since
it was opened to travel the High bridge
has been visited daily by hundreds of
people In vehicles, on horseback and on
foot. From its most eminent elevation
it affords the most magnificent view of
the river and the beautiful bluffs on
both sides of the river. The bridge is
considered one of the interesting feat
ures of st. Paul that summer visitors
ShOUld he admOniShpd not In ignore
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14

Ch "A CENTS HUNTING FOUR
Winder and setter, with celebrated r. How
ard nickel movement full jeweled, cut ex-
Fausion balance, Briquet hairspr1ng. patent
regulator, and adjusted to heat, cold and pO-
sition. Extra heavy, neatly engraved engine
turned cases; one OF the most reliable time
pieces made. Would be cheap at 5000. No.
322.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14

- = results largest circulation
LIZ and most advantageous rates
AHNf are given by the GLOBE, the
great Want medium.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14

DCDcnMkI Have you ever seen pair Of
FEnOUuHk the celebratedW. L. Douglas
$3 Shoes for gentlemen and for ladies'? Ii
not, don't fail to call ON one of the dealers
whose names appear in his advertisement
omorrow.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-14

ep%o buttons, two white and brilliant
stones, set in the latest style mountings. No.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-05

caml. Maszyna wprawdzie uprze-
DIE tax delikatna NC, jak j2
-uprzedzie Indus, jednakze cafemu
wyrobowi braknle owei miekkoscl
i delikatnosci. Ale zawsze poznac
to moze chyba wielki znawca.
Vice ME Indya, lecz Anglia do
starcza nam delikatnych muslinow,
a navel z Indyj przysy}aja do An
gill surowy materya} ma wyrob'e-
ME, CO i'm taniej wypadnie, anize-
Ii u siebie.
Zan,m bawe}ne przasc MONA,
wymaga ona ~jeszcze wlele piracy.
Jeszcze jest %nieczysta, %jeszcze W
n1ej trafaja sig zlarnka, szczatSl
kapsu}ek l innych rzeczy, n. p.
listk6w, ga}azek it'd. Musi wiec
precise przez rozmaite maszyny'
i to przez 6 maszyn, z ktorych kaz-
Ola ma l0no ZdudlllO,
zmierza do tego, ably baweine PREY
snosobiG ola ostatniej maszyny, to
Jest do przedzalni. Juz szosta ma
szyna kreci nici, ale So n CRU
bosch ma}ego palca. Ostatnla do
piero maszyna jest tax urzadzona,
ze 2 funta bawe}ny moze uprzasc
mic 222 mile d}uga.
Uprzedzona bawe}na idzle to-
a ma warsztaty tkackie, ma kto-
rych wyrabiaja materye na]roz-
maitszego rodzaju. Jak wielkl Jest
dowoz bawetnY do Europy, polka
zuie sic Z tego, re pred ~ laty
jus przez sam celny Zwiqzek ME-
m1ecki przewieziono przez ]eden
rok 81 milionow centnarow, a dzls
20 20 latach, zapewne wiecej pre-
woza, anlzeli 3 miliony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-05
NAJLEPSZE ZDROWlE!
DR.. E. G.. WESTA SRODEK

MA NERWY MOZG, gwarnnto
wane tajemnicze lekarstwo ma ny
sterya, zawrot W g!owie, konwul-
sye, mrukliwosc, nerwowa newrul-
gia, boil gfowy. nerwowa pr"s,ra-
eva, pochodzaca Z uzytku alkobo-
lu lub tabakl, b~ezsennosc, PREY
gnehleni" umy-fowe, rozmiekcze-
ME mozgu, prowadzace do obiaka
mia, i do n'eszczescia, rozpaczy
smierci powoduiace rychie re
s%tarzenie sic, niepfodnost, utrate
sify u obojga pfci, mimowolne u
piawy chor"be z~ana Sperma
thorrhoea, bedaca rkutkiem mad
uzycla mozgu, samog"altu j in
nych tajny Oh grzechow KaSde pu-
dcfko zawiera porcya ne jeLen mic
siac. s1.00 podefko, lub 6 pudeiek
"a $500.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-05
stawil mu pomnik W LIME.

oVdW11 mu pOiuulh w LlIult.
Plus TX. by} pierwszym z
rzymskich papiezy, co zna} naocz-
ME Ameryke. Ozywiony ola tel
sprawy zywym zapa}em, poleci}
urzedownie hr. Roselly de Lor-
CUES napisanie dok}adnej historyi
o Kolumbie. Dziefo odnosne uka-
za}o sic r. 1856 i wywarfo tax W
Europe jak i W Ameryce ME ma
Re wrazenie. Zarazem atoli pod
nids} s'e potezny op6r przeciw; hr.
Roselly widziaf sic zmuszonym
do podjecia obrony i napisa} try
dalsze dzie}a: ,,Pos}aniec Bozy"
Q874), ,,Szatan przeciw Kryszto-
fowl Kolumbowi" (1876), ,,Histo-
rya Krysztofa Kolumba pc jego
smierci." Ostatnla praca stanowi
korone wiekszego dzie}a historycz-
nego, kt6re zar6wno u Giowy Kos
cio}a, jak u Sr6l6w, ks1azat i ludu
chrzescijahskiego wielka radosc
wywofa}o. --Wszedzie obudzi} sic
wsp6ludziaf i zapa} ma korzyse
wielkiego, opatrznosciowego zegla-
RIA, kt6ry "a swe nadludzkie wy
silenia i zas}ugi, dotad tvlko ME
wdziecznost, oszczerstwo, wiezy,
ubdstwo i zapomnienie otrzyma}.
H,szpania i Ameryka przygo-
towuja obecnie wielkie uroczystos-
CT. Miedzy temi dwoma panstwa-
mi poczyniono memoranda, wy
pracowano wspania}e programy.
Ma czele komisyi. cd rzadu hlsz-
pahskiego wybranej, stoi Chrysto-
bal Colon de la Cerda, ksiaze z
Veragua, marklz Jamaiki, grand
hlszpahskl, admiral i gubernator
Indyj, krewny wielkiego chrzesci-
jahskiego Odkrywcy. Zamierzaja
klasztor W Rabida, W kt6rym Ko-
lumb z Janem Marchena SIG spot
ka1, jak ME mniej i dom w Val
ladolidzie, gdzie ma widok wiez6w,
kt6re nosi}, dusze swa wyziona}
postawic ma nowo. Nadto przygo-
towuiq uroczyste obchody W Ora
nadzie, Salamanca, Barcelona, Ma
drycie i Sewilli. w porc1e Palos,
z okret6w, kt6re zupe}nle tax jak
"a Kolumba zbudowane i uzbro-
jone beda, urzadzic maja wido.
wisko p'erwszego odjazdu powro-
tn wlelkiego ~zeglarza. Wszystk1e
wielkie narody Europy, nawet kra'
ie najodleglejszego Wschodu, jak
Japonia i Chiny, %przyrzek}y wziast
udziaf W tel wspania}ej uroczy-
stosci. Mexiko o~rganizuje amery.
kanska wv}acznie wystawe. Prey
wstepie do kana}u Panamy stanie
olbrzymlch rozmiarow monument
A re W Stanach Zjednoczonych
zna]duje sic teraz wiele pomnlk6w
Kolumba, przeto deputowani Page
Garfield i Pacheco podali kongre-
sowi wniosek, po%dniesienia urze-
downle dnia IL. pazdziernika dc
rzadu og6lnej narodowej uroczy
stosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-05
PHACCIE IA
Wielki jubileusz.

w dniu ~. pazdziernika 1892
r. u~p}ynie 400 lat cd chwlli odkry-
cia Ameryki. Wielka tie pam'atke
tax starry jak nowy SWAT zjedno-
czonemi sl1ami ma Geese s4awnego
odkrywcy obchodzic bedzie. 500
patryarch6w, arcyblskup6w, b'sSu'
pow ~pra}atow Z ca{ego sw'ata
k~atolickrego przesla}o dotad pod
pisy swoje do Rz7mu, ably stollca
sw. apostolska ~przyzna}a Kryszto-
fowl Kolun,bowi mezowi znanemu
z wybitnych cn6t chrzesciJansklch'
tytu}: ,Czcigodnego" Wenerab'lls)'
bedacy, jak wiadomo, pierwszym
.stoppiem do kanonlzacyl.
wskutek tego Ojciec sw. powle-
rzy} hrabiemu Roselli de Lorgues
urzedewa misye postulatora W tel
sprawie. Rzecz zatem ia Jest W to-
ku i rzymski dekret, jak zapew-
niaja, ola podnieslenia uroczyJtoscl
ma bye w}asnie W dnlu przypada'
iacego jubileuszu og}oszony.
Pierwsze wazniejsze dziefo ma
plsane o Krysztofe Kolumble' po-
chodzi z pod pidra konsula Sta
now Zjednoczonych Kadyxie
Irwinga Washington 1929. Ten
jednak jake protestant owego "a
pa}u katollckiego tego g}ebokle-
90 planu chrzescijahskiego, kt6ry
ma dalekim Zachodzie otwiera1
EwAngelii move pole dzia}ania te.
90 chrzescjahsklego przedslewzle-
ella, kt6re zdobyclu napowrot sw'
Grobu potrzebne srodki mlafo przy-
sporzyc, nie unia} oddac godnie j
wyczytac W duszy wielkiego Cd
krywcy. Me zna1 tez Irving ami
w}oskich dokumentow, tel sprawy
.dotyczacych, oni szczeg6}6w ost"t
niej wyprawy. Mimo to kslazka
lego obudzi1a z poczatku wielkle
wrazenie, wkr6tce atoll posz}a ona
W zapomnienie, tax re 20 lat POI
niej zapomnlano zupefnle o 10
lumbie. re Juz ME wspominamy
bardzo m%iernej ramocie, wydane.
O MIN przez Fenim Coopera.
Depiero W roku 1874 hr. Ro'
selly de Lorgues " dziele zatytu'
lowanem: ,Krzyz W obydw6ch
swiatach", poswiecif naszemu bo'
haterowi oko}o 100 stronnic, W
kt6rych pc raz pierwszy podnosl
wymownie charakter rellgiJny je'
90. Dalsze wydania tego waznegc
dzie}a i liczne jego t}umaczenia roz
szerzy}y slave chrzesciahsko-kato
licka bohaterskiego odkrywcy we
wszystkich chrzescijahskich kra'
jach. O jakims atoli pomniku ma
czesc Kolumba, o kamieniu pa
miatkowym albo jaklms napisie
ME by4o dotad aadnej mowy. Do
piero kr6lowl saldynskiemu karo'
lowi Albertowi p~rzysz}a PREY czy'
taniu dzie}a Roselly'ego nysl, jak
haniebnie ten wlelk: MAJ u po'
tomnosci, a szczegolnle u swych
rodak6w, pcpadi W zapomnienie,
polecli postawiG mu pomnik W
mlescle Genui. Nastepnie Rad "
Peru by} 2 rzedu drugim. co po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-05
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
w ESCl
z Polskiej OJczyzny
SZlaS TX.


Kowal Urbanczyk z Buchacza
prey Radzlonkowle strzeli} do sic
bic z rewolweru z powodu zawie-
dzionej mi}oscl. Ciezko z%ranionego
odwiezlono do lazaretu w Tano-
wlcaeh.
w tych dniach nadesz1o do
urzedu proboszczowskiego W So
snowcu pozwolenie z Petersburga
pozwalaJace tamteJszej gri I'M ka-
toIlckiej ma budowe koscio}a. Do
t~ychczasowa kapliczka zdo}a bo-
wien ledwo 200 os6b pomiescid,
podczas kiedy gmina p~rzesz!o 5000
dusz llczy.
Ostatni ~gwardyan klasztoru
bysiawskiego x. Gawnorowski
zmar{ W poniedzia}ek W Tucholi W
Prusiech Zachodnich.
W Toruniiu, dnia ego bm.
skazal sad sedziego XII. ma / mic
siac wiezienla we fortccy, cato, re
zastepujac obrazonego sesor K.
zanlosl W czerwcu dyrektorowl kra-
jowemu w. wyzwania ma po]edy-
mex obrazonym asesorem K. Pre-
ciwko temu ostatnlemu wystapi
w4adza woJskowa z o~skarzeniem,
albowiem jest on oficerem REFER
wy. (Asesor X. to prawdododobnie
p. Kurzetkowski z Lubawy. =
Przyp. Red.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-05
T0ru1t, IL listopada

KS. Rogacki administrator u Pan
ny Maryi W Toruniu. pozegna} juz
z~eszfej niedzieli p~arafan z am
bony, ku powszechnemu rozrzew-
MENU wszystkich siuchajacych.
Zyska} on soble tutaj powszechny
szacunek i przywiazanle / z zalem
wlelkim 60 zegnamy. Nowy pro-
boszcz X. d. Klunder jest juz ma
miejscu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-05

w Ko$c;erzynie gmina mieiska,
aby uzyskac kolej zelazda do PSF.
cz6lek, zobowiaza}a sic, oprocz do
datku Jednorazowego 1000 NIX, do
PLACID ] koszt6w ma "a kupienie zie-
mi W obrebie mie]skim. Koszta te
teraz obliczono ma 33,4S6 NIX. i
stany powiatowe zadaja przesz}o
10000 INK. q powodu, re dworzec
stana} ma niegodnem ola miasta
miejscu i poniewaz stan majatku
miasta ME jest bardzo pomyslny,
spodziewaja sic %obywatele, re rzadu
op}ate te ca}kiem daruje, albo tez
przynajmniej znaczna jej Geese.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-05

81 1874 mark darowa} cesarz
kosciofowi ewangellcklemu W Ko-
s%cierzynie ma zap}acenle d}ug6w z
budowy powsta4ych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-05

Ostr6wko W parafii p}uzniskiel ku.
pl} p. Wojciech Czeszewski z Po-
znanskiego zr 10 600 m. cd pam
Technau.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-05

u a uroczystosc W kosciele, al
BOWEN ma}zonkomie PIP. Grzesz-
k~iewiczowie obchodzlli srebrne we
sele. Msza sw. ma %1ntencya jubi-
latow odprawi} mieiscowy X. pro-
boszcz. Ma msza te przybyli knew
nj, znajomi i sasiedzi, kt6rzy po-
tenn skiadali I'M zyczenla. Ma}zen-
stwo to ME ma wfasnych dzia-
tex, "a to otacza opiek2 cudze
dziatki, a ma latowe wakacye "a
wsze dzieci p~oznanskie otrzymu-
ja schron1enie i opieke." = Wdzie-
czni "a te dowody zyczliwosci,
%przeselamy jubilatom szczere zy-
czenia zdrowia i s~zczesc1a niez-
miennego.
-Siostra Bernardo Morawska,
p%rze}ozona Urszulanek, ,ktora przez
d4ugi Gas pracowala w Poznaniu
mad wychowaniem panienek, a pc
zniesieniu klasztoru W Poznaniu
by}a nastepnie prze}ozona W Kra-
kowie i Czerniowicach, umar@a W
Trzebnicy ma Szlazku. By}a to
kobieta wielkich przymiotow SER
ca, swiatta 1 powofaniu swemu
oddana, kt6rej wlele Polek zaw-
dzlecza swoje wychowanie i wyk-
szta}cenle. Mech jej Bog da niebo!
Miasto Grodzisk otrzyma}o po-
darunek 60 tysiecy NIX. cd nak}adz-
cy gazet z Berlina p. Rudolfa
Mossego ma budowe spitala, pod
warunkiem, re spltal ten nosic be-
die naive DIR. Markusa Mossego,
OLGA ofarodawcy, kt6ry W Grodz's-
lu by} filzyklem powiatowym.
Siipiory, wies wpowiecie szu-
b,nskim, nalezqca do p. Treskowa
z Grocholina, ma bye sprzedana
ma parcele. Majatek ten obejmuje
1850 m6rg, W czem oko}o 100
morg lax, pastawiska i torfu.
Pan J6zef Stark sprzedaf kamieni-
ce swoja W Mogiln1e "a $4,000 mix.
Alexandrowi Stachowskiemu z
Lubasza pod Czarnkowem. Pan
Stachowski obeJmie p6znlej take
handel pana Starka zarazem z
bratem swym obecnie zamieszka
lynn " Toruniu, dalej prowadzic
60 bedzle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-05
III.
Prmsy PO1skfe.

Czytamy 10 Torufskim PrsWa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-05

Czytdmy ~ T0rua1skim PrzWd-
cielu::
Pan Komisarz ministeryalny
Rex zestawia} dotad co tydzieh
wyciagi z polsklch gazet, ktore ma
niemieckle tfomaczyf i l te z OBJ
]asnien,ami swojemi drukowac ka-
zal ma koszt rzadu, a potem roz-
seta} do r6znych w}adz wyzszych
i nizszych W prowincyi, a nawet
i dalej i wyzej, DO take mia} po-
lecenie. Teraz opowladaja tn pc
miescie, re cd nowego roku dru-
kowanle tych wyciag6w ustanie,
DO Rad ME chce juz ma to }ozyt
p1eniedzy, jake ma rzecz, ktora
wiele kosztujo, a takiego wielkie-
60 pozytku ME przynosi, czy tez
nada} juz "a %potrzebna uwazana
ME Jest. Czy to prawda, ME VIE
my, ale krazy taxa pogfoska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-05

4 Parafi otorowskiej dina IL
b. m. ,Dnia ego b. M. odbyia sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-05
$500 NAGRODY!

Wyptac1my powyzsza nagre
do zn kazdy p%rzypaAek cjerpienia
ma watrobe, disepsyi, nieustnjacegn
bolu giowy, niestrnwnosai, zat~ar.
dzenia - ktorego bysmy ME mo-
gil wvleczyc Westa piguikami ma
watrooe, z rosIln wyrobionemi, je-
zeli wskazowki nasze scisle zrsta-
~ wykonane.
W WINONIE s~przedaje A.
PTEKARZ
WI II. HHACKLEY
Mr.. 70 w. Third Str. Cor. Main
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-05

II.
w. EkS. N m SHxe .

Pan J6gef Bochehski, Poznan-
czyk, z1ozy} W tych dnlach pred
komlsya W Pile egzamln ma nau-
czyciela ola g}uchoniemy Oh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-07
In.t MIND They Manl.

II tho returns will bear lawful Investigation
why are the Republican leaders not willing 10
abide by the result Oi such Rn investigation Us II
4 the province Of tho Legislature 10 uiRke3-
RtqtSisF
That Is precisely what the Republl-
cans are Contending fora "lawful in
vestigation." They desire the contest to
go on upon the proper line and as the
law provides, but they do not propose
to witness the high-hapded proceeding
Of overriding the constitution without a
word Of protest, They will not permit
justice and right and precedent to be
trampled under foot without an effort to
combat 1t, 1t might also be asked, II
the Democrats are confident that they
can prove General GolFis not entitled to
the Governors seat, why are they mot
willing to abide by the result Of such an
investigation, as 1t is the province OF the
Legislature to makeP" Why resort to
revolutionary proceedings, why adopt
unconstitutional tactics, II they are con-
fldent Of the result of the contest2 The
Republicans have never said they did
not want an investigation, On the con-
trary they court one, Their policy
throughout has been to hasten IN invcs'
tigation,