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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-16

was about to do but she was prepared to
Obey his most unaccountablo behest.
Take OFF that ring. Cut the ribbon"
said Stephen quietly.
Then came a struggle. Jess shrieked out
and tried to wrench her hands away; but
Stephen held them tight, as in an iron vice
Some moments elapsed before Alice could
get the ribbon between her fingers; but
when this was done, it was easy enough to
cut it and to take off the ring.
Put it on the table," said Stephen to
Alice, land call Dick into the room. He's
outside on the stairs"
When Alice went to call the boy, he pin
Toned Jess's wrists and tied them together
with one of the bandages that had been i'm
provise1 for his own benefit. Then, still
holding her tightly, he sat down again, and
she was, by this time, almost exhausted by
her frantic cries and struggles, and was
silent for very weakness and alarm.
That's right; keep her down." said the
old woman from the bed. "She as alters
a saucy one, was jess, aud wanted keeping
under. Fetch her enc on the mouth, if she
goes on whimpering. That'll keep her
quiet"
But to this advice Stephen vouchsafed no
answer. He sat rigid, holding the almost
fainting girl within his arm, until the door
opened to admit Alice Drew and his brother
Dick. Alice looked scared; Dick came in
grinning, ready for any mischief, and only
too glad to assist in furnishing the girl who
had been, he considered, the ruiz of his
brother Stephen.
I've message for you to give" said
Stephen stsrnly. "Can you do it and hold
your tongue"
Maybe"
"Well, 60 co Parson Helmont's. You
may find Mr.. Eastwood there, or you may
not. But you'll ask Mr.. belmont to give
his friend that ring-from jess Arm
strong"
jess struggled aud attempted to speak,
but Stephens strong hand was Immediately
laid over her mouth, SO that she could not
utter single articulate word.
You'll tell him." the man went on re-
morselessly, chat she's tired of him aud of
the life she led with him. Sick OF it, tell
him; ana she wont have no more of it.
Tell him another mans taking care of her
now, and that she's off with him. That'll
about settle his business, | think. And be
off at once. and don't lose the ring"
Dick nodded, cast another look at Jess
half prostrate form, and started off to do
his errand speedily.
"Why, she's tainted, )" said Alice, leaning
over the girl. "Here, lay her down on the
bed and unite her hands. She can't do
nothing now.N
Stephen placed the girl on the bed and
looked on silently while Alice ministered to
ner needs. The swoon was so long aud 80
deathlike that they both grew alarmed at
last.
''We shall have to send for a doctor if
this goes on, said Alice.
THAT we can't do at present." mutterei
Stephen, in reply Then, in louder tone,
"I1s Gil for the best. pve done it for the
best. I'd sooner see her dead thaa wicked
any y. It's all because love ner, and if
loved her less I'd do less for her good. D.
you think it's not hard for me, tooW
fro BE CONTINUED
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-16

Accommodations - All the rooms and
their sizes are shown by tho floor plans.
Closets should be built in the store-rooms
ear the DOORS so as to be accessible from
the bedrooms The ample storage rooms
will hold trunks, heirlooms, WORKOUT furni-
ture, and all the jimcracks that usually
obstruct the rooms OF small house. Dur
ing the heated term the large veranda
is mos agreeable substitute
for a dining room. Vines trained at the
front or sides insure sufficient privacy.
During the cold season the veranda may be
enclosed with sashes, at small expense; if
this work is well done, the heat Of the sun
will often make the veranda a warm and
agreeable room. The large veranda may
be considered too large for so small cot
tage. but it is useful as well as ornamental,
as briefly suggested in the foregoing.
Cost-SS00 The estimate is based on
New York prices for materials and labor.
In many sections Of the country the cost
should be loss.
Feasible Modifcations-Hights Of stories,
kinds Of materials. sizes Of rooms, and
colors, may be changed. Cellar may be
built. BY building gable at the rear an
other bedroom may be planned. Veranda
may be extended around either side or both
sides. The veranda enclosure may be open
bausters and rails, but the solid enclosure
is more in keeping with the design
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-16
A DEADLY Stimuli ANT.
More Deaths Caused by Konk Than
are Attributed to Opium.

More Deaths Caused by Konk Than
are Attributed to Opium.
From the San Francisco Chronicle.
Standing on jackson street a reporter re-
ceived an invitation from an Eabiuue of
that part of the city ''to have konIx.u The
proposition was entirely novel, and the dis
coveries made in consequence of this invi-
tation were Of a startling and unexpected
kind.
No. 600 jackson street is basement, oc.
cupied by Wing, Fong, Hi e. Co., Chinese
wholesale and retail liquor dealers, and 10
is in this place that opium, morphine and
cocoaine finds congregate when they ars
financially embarrassed and not in a condi-
ton 70 satisfy their u Unnatural cravings.
The place looks like an ordinary whole-
sale liquor house. Barrels, demijohns and
bottles are ranged on shelves and scant-
lings, and city and county liquor
license occupies prominent position. For
any one except the Initiated the establish
ment presents an innocent appearance, BUT
as a matter'of fact it is probably RESPONSE
BILE for more deaths than any opium place
or morphine joint in this city.
Hundreds OF persons who are well-known
slaves to the opium, morphine, or cocaine
habits frequent the place daily and nightly.
1t is favorite resort for the mentors OF
the variety theater company, and the re-
porter saw many Of them passing quietly in
and out during his short stay. The partic-
ular poison that is dealt out in this base
ment is in fluid form and re senlbles
whisky. It is, however, an alcoholic slim
liant, which by far surpasses the famous
cnain-lighting of Kentucky or the fighting
snake juice Of the frontier.
The principle reason why the death-deal-
ing fluid is popular is its cheapness-two
glasses for censs--which makes it accessl-
bic to the purse Of almost every one.
One glass Of it will throw any one not
accustomed 70 the stuff into convulsions.
and two doses are said to produce the eifecl
of q dozen drinks on the most inveterats
drinker. II is called konk. About wear
ago John Mortell, well-known variety
performer, died from tho effects Of drinkfna
this vile stuff Another victim Of the habit
Of drinking kcnk was Stella Marion.
young woman, who died here few months
ago.
In conversation with many people who
are conyersant with the lives led by the
unfortunate victims Of the opium habit Il
was learned that toe konk Is responsible fol
more deaths than any other beverage IN
this city, and that the knowledge OK ia
existence Is spreading more aud more.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-16

"ll let you go when you've repented. -
SAID stephen. sedulouslY averting his eyes
from the beautiful, tear-staine1 face.
You mean-when l say I'll give George
YES"
''ru never give him up" said the girl,
with new energy. mot if you were t. xii
me for it Never"
"Then," said stephen, soberly, 'you'n
never go away from here again.
She looked up at him as if not compre-
hending, and then the meaning of his SEN
tenca upon her flashed across her mind.
She burst into passionate tears.
You'll kill mel" she sobhed, "vou'll kill
mel l can't live without him-I shall die
and it'll be your doing, Stephen Eyrep
Better die than live wrong" said the
man, sternly.
His brow was knitted, his lips set, in an
expression of bitter endurance. That he
suffered was certain. That he suf-
fered for conscience sake was what he
tried to maintain. But in him. as in many
man before, passion called itself by the
name of duty, and tried to sanctify its die
tates. Stephen Eyre's code of morality had
never been 50 strict as his words would
seem to imply He shielded him elf behind
1t, IN order to crafty his jealousy of
George Eastwood, his thirst for revenge,
his desire to separate Jess from the man she
loved. Aud these were the true reasons
why he was determined that she should
never return to that pleasant, easy life of
hers in Mazda Vale.
You'll stay here" he went on. in a
monotonols voice of command. land do
what you can to make your grandmother
comfortable. Alice Drew is going out to
work. She'll show you what to do before
shs goes. shall be busy down stairs this
morning, and Dicks got messages to carry.
l shall turn the key on you, and you neadn't
think that you'll get out without my leave
That's all 1 have to say. l don't care
whether | kill you or not 50 long as / save
your soul from SIM
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-16
SMALL COTTAGE OR LODGE
BY R. W. sHoPPELL, Architect
Copyright By the Author.)

Copyright By the Author.)
One of the most exasperating of inani-
mate things is an ugly building. 1t offends
the eye as grievously as a vile odor offends
the nostrils. It should hide its head for
shame, but it presents as bold, often
holder front than any of its graceful neigh
bors It ought to grow weak in the knees.
80 to speak, and fall to the ground, but it
usually has great strength aud durability
more's the pity. Its ugliness is like a
gratuitous insult-entireiy unnecessary, for
the materials which compose it might have
been shaped by the labor which built it into
O form of beauty.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-16
PERSPECTIVE.

It is perfectly safe to estimate that of
every thousand homes, great and small,
built III this country during period of fifty
years, at least 300 were as devoid Of pleasing
architectural features as so many dry goods
boxes. 1t is not difficult to name large and
prosperous towns that cannot claim single
fine exterior. Unquestionably our rapid
growth was to blame: we were 50 hurried
to build roofs over the heads of millions
and to erect walls for the storage of crops
and merchandise that we failed to give our
structu es the unity and beauty Of design
they might have had.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-16
FIRST FLOOR PLAN.

Thanks TO ths great modern educator, the
press. which is foremost in everything,
there Is growing appreciation Of archi-
teetural merit tDat promises veil for the
future. At the present time very few i'm
portant structures are built except from
well-considere1 and approved designs. But
there Is missionary work b. be done regard
Ing small cottages, which by tco many are
considered unworthy of careful study ard
design. II would be unbecoming, indeed,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-16

An exchange says; "Trae happiness con.
elsts ~ pursuing something, y 10 catching
H." The small boy Endorses this sen.iuseai
at least 10 doesn't approve Of catching Il
PHILADELPHIA Press.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13

publikanie tvlko SO. a farmerzy 5
pos}6w. Zatem demokracl beda NILE
Ii okoto $50 g}os6w wiekszoscl W
kongresie.
W Illinois obrali demokraci
wiekszosc legisIstor6w. Prey wy.
bore senatora do Washingtonu de-
mokraci beda mice 1913 g}osy a re-
publlkanie 1902 Zatem senatorem
bedzie demokrata, i to general
Palmer
Michigan przeszedf W rece de-
mokratdw. Urzednicy stanowl
(demokratyczni) obrani zostali
10000 g}osami w~iekszosci. Demo
kracl obrali 7 pos}6w do kongre-
su, a republlkanie 4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
pfACCIE IA WIARUSA!
NoWy demokratyczny polski
kIub.
Lemont, Ill., Z Listopada

Lemont, Ill.,, Z L1stopada
Szanowny Redaktorze!
RACE umiesclc w famach
pisma swego te mala kores-
pondencya. DIVA tygodnie te-
mu, pomimo mnogich pre-
ciwnosci zalozylismy nasz po-
lityczny kiub, w celu krzewie-
mia ]ednosci. bratersuwa spo-
koju, / zgody. D7lslaj pod
sztandarem 3 plurabus unu77s,
W liczble 600 chiopa, odwaz-
ME wystepujem przec1wko
przeciwnikom naszym, l ma
my nadzieje, 4e IA w1osne o.
blerzemy superwlzora klerka
miastowego z posrod mas.
Zarzad klubu skfada sig z
nastepuiacych obYwateli:
Joz. Kacbon PREF.
W. Kosteck Vlce-prez.
Jos. Frelichowski Sekr- prot.
J. Lasinski Sekr. finansowy
st. Markiewicz KasYer
Frank Pacholski, Odzwlerny.
z szacunkiem
Antonl hide.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
Ksiazki do nabozed-
silva:

Dziecie do Boga.................20
Dziecie do Boga ze zfotemi brze.
Kwjat niowinnosci ola dzieci polls.
kich W Ameryce.
nKsiazeczka" do na%bokehstwa ola
mtodzie4y, zfocone brzegi, zfoco.
ny tytulik, pofsk6rek z tytuli-
KEN [J6zefa Chociszewskiego]
Ia sama ksazeczka oprawna W
skorke z obrazkiem
Ia sama ,,Ksiateczka do nabotei.
ktwa ola mfodzie&yv okuciem
zameczkiem... -~,.-..1 .25
Ia sama oprawna W kos6 sfoniowa,
albo W aksamit. rs
D la orosfych.
ANJ0h sTROz oprawny W sk6rke
zfocone brzegl 100
Aniof Str6z, oprawny W
sk6rke, z}ocone brzegi,z okuciem,
zameczklem, z}otym tytuliklem
ANIOh sTRvz oprawny W kos6
sfonlowa lub W aksamit.. 800
zHOTY ~OHTARzYK mocno o.
prawny re zfoconym tytulikiem
WYBOREK opraw. W pf6tno $O.40
%zfocone brzegi, skorka O.8O
zokuclem i zameczkiem 100
- OETARZYK POLSKI -
ze zfoconemi brzegami LAO
lze %sprzaczka z okuciem 200
DUNIN opraw. W skorke l.5O
%zfocone brzegi LIS
20 ,sprzaczka 500
@ gr6dek Duchowny, o:
prawny W sk6rke, zfocone brze.
gi, z obrazkami ma okfadce, z1os
conym tYtulikiem...... $3.50
Ia sama ksiazka z zameczkiem
i okueiem. 200
Wianek Mary, opr. "a
sk6rke. 1.25
W a k Maryi, zfocony tgi
tulik i z}ocone brzegi LEO
W ianek Mary, z}ooou1|
brzegi, z zameczkiem i okuoieH
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
PRIV ROBOCIE,

PREY ROBOCIE. PREY kolei
zela&nej ma Ainii St. Paul & Duluth
(kt6ra W tyn roku znacznle po-
prawiono) pod miastem Thompson,
stat sic W nie1ziele, 2 listopada,
nastepuj2cy przyradek. Dw6ch
robotnikow pr6bowa}o swoje SHY,
dzwigajac relse zeIazna (szyne).
Jeden Z nlch, Silly CHOP, podnl6sf-
sly szybko swdj sonlec relsy, pc,
slizgna} sic ma sw.ezym snlegu i
upadf znak a szyna IA brzuch
mu upadfa. Gdy relse Z nlego
zdjeto, przez pletnascie minut ami
s}owa ME przem6wli, a potem
kledy znowu %zacza} chodzit, ma
rzekal ma bolesci W wnetrznosclach,
i kto vie, czy do smlerci ME be
dzle narzekal. Cd roboty odall1 go
boss natychmiast.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
Ceny targowe


nj 9 ka: Winona Patent $40.
Straight $50; Mr.. 1 Bakers $500
Common Bakers $500
Pasza kornu- $500 "a
beczke
Pszeni CAM. 2 wiosenna 9Oc;
ZlmoWa- cent)W
O w i s. 35c.
Korn As
Jeczm1eh Nr.2, 70 c;;Nr3, Sc
a IS C.
Jaja IS c.
Or y: shorts bran $500
shorts s14.00, middlings $500
feed $50 %.
w e a: srednia prana25 a %.
lichsza % a %; nieprana 16 a 90,
Lnla S en- i e $l.2O buszeI
S1ano DIX e SO = 700,
swleza tymotka S9.O0-1O.OO
K nj zyna $500. buszel
L YIN o ka sl.o5 buszel
nj Cd 6 a 12c.
K.ury zywe 6 c., ~kurczeta s G,
N / G S 0, zywe, Cd farmer6w
wieprzowina3.75c., wolo"ina2.5Oc.,
c%lelecina 300
Bob S2.25buszel
Mas1o 2Oc
Kartofle 65buszel
CHICAGO.
Pszenica- SO
Korn-No. g, so c.
Owles-No. 2, 43 C.
Jeczmien-No. 2, SOC
HEAH4S VA * EE.
Pszenica No. 2, >pring, 92@94c.;
No. /. Northell. 90
Korn-No. 3 sac.
Owies-No. 2 bia1y 41c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
DoktoroWej Kuhn

Magnetyczna OLIVIA korzenna
20 lat znana iako
S u teczne | e k w O.
Wldzlatam przez dlugle lata codzien
ME, re .wyleczenie jest latwem, iezeli
sig znajdzic st6sowne lekarstwo, a mo.
!!ej magnetycznej oliwy ~jeszcze zadne
lekarstWo W AmeryCe ME przesadzilo.
Codziennie ~przychodzs do mnie ludzie,
skarzacy sie,iz wydali $50, 500 lub $1,000
ma lekarstwa, q Jednak i'm sic ME DO
lepszyto. 1ysiace ]udzi niedorzeezna
kuracya do rych}ego wtrsca grobu. W
przypadkach, W kt6rych miano robie
operacye zagrazaIace zyciu, ia W krot-
kim czasie c%ierpiacych wyleczy1am. Lee
karstwa moJe stetnle lecza niemal
Wszystkie zsstarza}e choroby, lax reu.
matyzm,. ubezwladnienie czlonk6w, b6le
W krzyzach, neuralgia, raka, kr6tki
oddech. homoroidy, choloby watrobia-
ne i z~oladkowe, zoltaczke, katuif, wy
cienczenle, Dol W piersiach i plucaeR,
cierpienia nerwowe, lolita. m~alaryczna
f,bre, cierpienia serca, Dol glowy. pu..
chine wodns, Dol zeb6w, gluchote:
krup. difterya, choIere, zarazliwe cho,
roby plciOwe, zapalenie wszelkich ma.
brzmialcsci, wielka chorohe chorc o.
czy i t. p. Jezeli kto zaGtuty zostaI
przez ukaszenie zmiji lub PISA. niechai
potrZe RANG moj9 magnetvczna OLIVIA a
ia TRUCKING zniszczy. Cudownem moiem
leka1stwem ratowalan, cd Sn,ierci ty.
siace ludzi, CT powladajac, IL to mai.
leDsza rzecz ma swiecie.
ksiazeezke z obiasnieniami O mo-
Jem Iekarstwie, kaz2emu przesle darmo.
Cena korzennej magnctyczntej oliwy
-$$S-Oo paezka, Tub try paczki "a S. 90.
f'enladze nalezy przeslac w listach
Iegistrowanych.
Gl6wny offs: 2oO2 Fast Baltimore
Str, Baltimore Md.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13

KANSAS CITY. -Miedzy tu-
teiszeml handlarzami bydfa panu-
lie w,elkie zaniepokojenie z powo-
du wladomosci z Mexico, podfug
kt6rych tamte]szy Rad chce po-
b1eraG clio W wysokosci $500 od
kary kolejowej, ~na}odowanej by
diem. Ma to bye odwzajemnlenlem
sic "a wysokie cha amerYkanskle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13

spokojni, dobrze poleceni i
doskonale zach swoi znaiacy
ludz,e, poszukuja mieJsca. Je,
den z Mich dobrze INA :iezyk
angielski, drugi codopiero re
starego kraju przyoyi. Biz
szych szczeg6tow chetn1e u
dzieli
REDAKCYA ,,WlARUSA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
Harrison ust

nowif dzleh 81 Listopada jake
dzleh dziekczynienia. Indykl juz
zaczynaja poJawiac sic ma ar
gach'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
BONNEVILLE. Mo.

oOA\AN 4LA1I, NAO. JUN
e. burlington, znany desperate,
kt6ry przez przeciag ostatnich 6
mieslecy by} zamkniety W wiezle-
MA obwodowem, uciekf. Kiedy mu
dawano kolacya, zazwyczaj W o.
brebie wiezienia wolno mu by{o
przechadzac sig. Otoz pred kilku
dniaml pomocnik szervfa Nichol-
son plzynlos} mu o 6tei wleczo-
rem kolacya l p%ozostawl4 drzwi cd
lego cell otwarte, azeby jak ivy
Kle, uzy} przechadzkl. burlington
mia} juz przygotowana lalke, kt6-
ra po}ozy} ma swe }6zko, skoro vi
rzaf sig samym. Potem zeszed} ma
dolne pietro, gdzie mieszkali po-
mocnicy szeryfa Nicholson i Gar
retson i skryf sic pod }6zko, cze.
kajac ma s%posobnosc do ucieczk1.
Skoro szeryfow1e wyszll do jadalnl
ma kolacya, burlington z kryJ6w-
Xxi wypefznaf i przelazf przez okno
niezakratowene, kt6re tam sic znaj-
dowa4o. Nicholson tymczasem po-
szedt do cell Turllngtona. Znalazt-
sly naczynia z kolacyl pred
drzwlami cell l widzac W p6fcle-
nlu kogos ma f6zku lezacego,
zamknaf spokoinie drzwi cell ma
klucz l poszedf spac. Doplero ma
z~ajutrz o 9teJ rano spostrzezono u
cieczke Virginia wys}ano pogon,
oczywiscie nadaremnie. Tymcza-
sem W clagu duia znikfy W okoli-
cy try konie, w trzech roznych
mlejscach. Me watpla W okolicy, re
to burlington je ukrad}.- Ia "a
mordowanie szeryfa Cramera byf
on ma smierc ~skazany, ale p6znieJ
ma nowy process pozwolono; ocze-
kuj q tego procesu by} on W
%wiezieniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
w S B

w PITTSBURGH podwyz-
szyfa philadelphia Natural Gas
Company, kt6ra dostarcza 5000
mieszkancom gaz naturalny, cene
gazu O SO procent, pon1ewaz zro-
d1a zaczynaja mniej gazu wyda-
wac. Wielka czesG mieszkahc6w
bedzie zn6w palifa wegle, gdyz te
tez ME So drozsze, a pewniejsze,
DO ogrzewaiac dom gazem czesto
sic wydarza, re w plecach i poko-
jach jest zimno.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
PKACCIE "a

PkACCIE "a WIARUSA!
POLECA SIZE
SZANOWNEJ PUBLICZNOSCl
wszystkim wiarusom Pclonusen
W Ameryce
NOVA RSlEGARNIA
H. D"ERDowsKIEGo
w Winona, MINI.
Cor. End & Carimona.
Mona sprowadzic cd D.rdow.
skiego kazda ksiazke polska, jaka
wegole istpieje w Ameryee, pfaeas>
gotowka.
Poni&ej wymieniamy nieksers
ksiazki, jakie nasza ksiegarnia ma
ma %sprzeda&:
Kslazkl szkOlne l tres
CT naukOWel.
KATEHIzM RzYMsKo-KATo.
LICKI fnaiy)
- " moe" eprawie...... -
KATEHIZM> ~RZYMSKO-KATO.
L1CKI (wiekszy) W mocnej o.
prawie...
DZIEJE STAREGO I NOWEGO
T~ESTAMENTU, " mocnei o.
prawie (Deharbego).......40
DZ1EJE EARODU POLSKIEGO
~ELEMENTARz POLsKI, J6zefa
PosREDNIK PoLsK ; AN.
GIELSKI - czyli ksiakka do
nauki jezyka angielskiego IS
zb Or P iesni ola ssk6t pol
skich W Ameryce, ufo&yi byfy ma.
4czyciel W Chicago Franciszek
Zabka
& q t y z Pelska ufozo.
ma przez Teodozege Sierocihskis.
60, profesora jszyka polskiego j
%litoratury. Drukowana ola szk61
polskich " 'Ameryce z wydania
trzynastego, W mocnej oprawie
G ! mentarz Ma{ye czyli
Pierwsza Nauka CzYtania, Pisa.
hia Rachowania, przez W. Dy-
nleWlcza.
wv mocnej oprawie.
HISTORYA STANUW ZJEDNO.
CZONYCH..
nywoJ u enowefy, powiesc
moralna bardzo, wzruszaj aca 70
starozytnych czasow.......3o
ia sama W mocnej oprawie 20
zioconym tytulikleme. 49,. 60
8 oles!aw czyli Daisy Gag &c"
nowefy; tfomaczenie przez ks.
ia sama W mocnci oprawie
go
owni k PolsSo-Amerykah
Xxi. P%odrecznik znw;crajacy:
Nauke pisania Iisto~ gatowc
IVORY list6w, W wszy-rKich rzy-
padkach 2ycia.... 60
MIEsIAC MAJ Poswiecony Be.
g2rodzlcy.p 30
PEACz i ~NARzEKANIE OF.
COW SWIETYCH........35
ROZANIEC ZYWY.........2O
Spiewnik Koscielny ola
uzYtku wiernych zebrai K. Bern.
Rucbnlewicz. W mocnej oprawie
Ksiazki powiedciowe
rozmalte lnne.
TESTAMENT PIOTRA WEI,
KIEGO, czyli zamiary Meskali
zawojo~"nla cafego awiata.. IS
OPOWIADANTA STAREGO
D.lADKA..
HISTORYA o szlachetnej i pick
nej Meluzynie,. 80
KONsTYTUCYA sTANuW zJE.
DNOCZONYCH. 10.
KSIAAKA
WEGLARz q WALENCYI. Przez
Autora Jaskini Beatusa i Koszy.
ka Kwiatow. 80
z o stYtucya 8 Maja 10
Przewo d IA k do pisania list6w
mifosnych oraz tyczaeyeh sic ole
nienia i zamazp6iscia. ......35
Obrona sw. Czestochowy, 10
Szka p wv i a r u "a ,powiesd
obyczajowa przez Jozefa- z mad
Obry 80
Rinal do Ri n i i,sfawny do.
wedzca rozbojnikow XVIII wie-
W mocnej oprawie 20 zieconym
tVtullkiem .........s......e5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13

ROBOTY ma Koleiach zelaz-
nych i pc miastach W Pofnocnej
Minnesota 7uz SIG koncza z powo-
du sniegow i mroz6w, a natomiast
rozpoczYna sic robo.a W Ia
sach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13

kich Polakow-Katolikow i
towarzystwa bedqcego PREY
kosciele, kt6re ma bye wzo-
rem przyk}adem ola cafej
Parafii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13

wlezieniu.
" Wisconsirie demokratyczny
kandydat ma gubernatora Peck
otrzymaf oko1o $4,000 g}os6w
wlekszosci; demokratyczny handy
dat ma vice-gubernatora Jonas oko.
10 1000 wiekszosci, demokratyczni
kandydacl IA urzedy stanowe 20
stall w~lekszosoia cd 10000 do
10000 gfos6w obrani. = Dawn1ej
dawa{ stan Wisconsin 20 900 do
10000 wiekszosci republikanom
W te srode odby} sic W Mil
waukee zjazd zwyciezkich demo-
kratow stanu Wisconsin .Urzadzony
zostaf poch6d tryumfalnY przez
ul'ce miasta i nastepnie bankiet.
w republikahskim stanie Kan
sas Zjednoczenie farmerow obra}o
kandyta swego gubernatorem. De-
mokraci zyskali PREY tel walce
si4e gfos5w. Republlkanie mieli
dawnlej 7 pos}6w do kongresu;
teraz zaledwo 1 zdolall obraG. De-
mokraci obrali take l, a farme-
merry 6. Demokraci i farmerzy
obrali So posl6w do leglslatury, a
republikanie tylko 80.
W Ohio, take przewaznie re-
publlkansklm stanie, obrali repu
blikanie gubernatora, ale stracili
kilku posf6w do kongresu.
W Madianl;e, Z ktorej Harrison
pochodzi, demokracl obrali guber-
natora i 8 post6w do kongresu, a
republlkanie 2.
W Missouri zostali wszyscy
acknowledgement kandydaci obranl.
Demokracl obrali wszystkich swych
kandydat6w do k%ongresu.
Pennsylvania, 6w starry repu-
blihahski stan, kt6ry republikanom
czesto do $4,000 wiekszosci dawaf,
beuzle mice teraz demokratycznego
gubernatora.
Mebrusha, ~przewaznle republi-
kahski stan, bedzie mice teraz
acknowledgement g%ubernatora i
posle wleksza pofowe pos}6w de-
mokratow do kogresu.
" arkansas znaku pc repu-
blikanach ME zostafo. Wszyscy
kandydacl demokratyczni obrani.
Massachusetts,, ~przewaznle re
publlkahski stan, dab demokratycz-
MENU gubernatorowl 10000 wick
szosc1. Demokraci W Massachusetts
zyskali dw6ch nowych posl6w do
kongresu.
Ncw Hampshire, dawnlej re
publikahski stan, bedzle mice te-
raz demokratycznego pos1a do kon-
gresu.
Connecticut obraf sobie demo
kratycznego gubernatora l iednego
wiecej demokrate do kongresu.
w stanie NeW York zyskali
demokraci trzech 'nowych posf6w
do kongresu beda mice
wlekszoG W legislature.
Stan Neo0 Jersey obra1 jedne-
| 90 wiecej demokrate do kongre-
su.