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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

of Colorado, had introduced "a bill TO
commissioners for promoting commercial
fntercourse with such countries OF
Central America as may DO found to
posssss the most natural and availa BILE
facilities foe railway intercommunica-
tiOn with each other and the United
States" Congressman Jordan of Gin
cannati. had introduced another bill
entitled = bin for the encouragement
OF closer commercial relationship, and
On the interest Of aud the perpetustion
pf. peace between the United States and
she Republics OF Mexico. Central and
South America and the Empire OF
Brazil
Bosh bins were referred 70 the Com
nnittee OF Foreign Affairs Charles
Stewart vas chairman OF the sub-com-
rnistes charged with their considers tion.
lie reported substitute for the two
oils and was authorized by the CON-
nisseo 20 report it % tho House. This
substitute was adopted. II led 20 tho
appointment 0f three com missiouers.
who we're afterward sent 90 South
America By President Arthur to obtain
such information a. would aid in the es-
tablishmeut OF closer commercial rela-
.ionship with our sister Republics
In making his report Charles stewart
called attention % The fact that the bal
ance of trade wps mach against as in
Central and S0zth America The total
amount Of our last annual imports from
these countries vas So. .s5T. 900. Our ex-
ports TO these countries for The sane
year aggr-gstes IN vslue sss. $50. coo.
This showed a bslaucs of trade against
Us % So. SRI, 000. Charles Stewart made
tabular statements showing that she to
tai value of the foreign commerce OF
these nations. including Mextco. with
al the world eech year was s1ss, eis 900.
The total commerce. with the United
States was only slts, ss2. GOO. Tho value
OF he exports Of our sister Republics
vas s4t3. eq4. ooo. The United States re-
ceivsd only spS. sie. 900 of those exports.
and England Eos nearly al the resi-
The sister Republics imported sSSs. SEA
eco worth % foreign goods. 0nl7 s4s.
pss. GOO worth came from the United
states.
In bis report he tudg- asserted that
ther> ought 20 be no balance q trade
arainst "a IN cur commerce With these
Republics He earnestly recon mmended
the adoption - some policy thas would
lead - commercial reci iprocitT. He
pointed ~ the fact thst for the vesr
enainr June -. 1883. there vas a bal
nnce ~ trade with Nexioo in our favor
amounting 20 s7.oat. Goa he laid i -
err rsilroad ouuaaicstions with seas
country. ard 20 the Hhe-zl and proVres-
size s-frff artuatinz the MeVicsa Gov
ernmcnt in encouraging American m
fvastueueS Like rsslltS he arued.
.couid Be obtained Ia the States - Cen
trs1 ard Soath Americs bY similar
prccess
There vas ~ irsurerah'e obstacle -
Building raiiread trcn the Unise5
Ssatss ta tbe Arrentipa Republic he
sad that Be- would mees With Bat fsv
natural obstacles In she var ~ SIS con
serncucn. The distance would net ex
.cees q 500 mites ft coali he shortened
g. sees mfss ~ beEianing ccnssrrc-
teu a. he City cf Nexico where IL
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

sasxsou = - property, sz2 81 E1s sane
-. .Ae heirs e sAs cr-gszAl iesssr -.
- :, .ssexs rsel- rsgkls. 4a1 afser a.
.-,.A..~ lsexl hattie tAey ~ere ssst4saex
- .be vsoe@rsy AelS FOR ser@ Aftsr
vears u a4Blag Tor s4s @AAaS~R heirs
sAsx ave a. ksea fsen4 .11 tas p-sp-
exsv esasrea sele sa1 tee mOasy as
.-issseS. 1be Bol4rey t4Eay. e Sua-
,nsa. - shcz1 saere kre nve. are zrao1x
rhess heirs Mary ksatlsy hslsg their
x-est-,- aa3rloraef, &z6 t1ey have been
ao.ined ~ tAe-r attorney Ia Kew York
Csty shat the dissribatton vii son bs
maae. ard that sheir share vii D. g.
eos 60 apiece. As tsey Ars al good
honsss. hard working citizens. their
good luck will be appreciated by al wno
kn0H them
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

food OF light upon his mind. He saw
it's importance and agreed with its con-
clusions II was unanimously adopted
by the committee. 1t threw Helper into
ecssacies- He wrote Stewart that when
the Arctic circle aud Terra del Fuego
were connected by rail the name of the
first locomotive running over the road
should be TEXAS" and the name Of the
first palace car Charles Stewart"
Charles Stewart is no longer a mem
Der Of the committee on foreign affairs
In the following Congress he was trans
ferred to the committee on rivers and
harb0rA The transfer was made at his
own request lie believed that he
could serve the interests of his constit-
uents better as membor Of that COM
mittee thau as a member OF the COM
mittes on foreign affairs The First
Congressional district Of Texas may
have gained by the transfer. bat the
Nation AZ large was loser II Will be
long time before the committee on
foreign Affairs makes 3 report more con-
else and more important
ANes J. CUMMINGS
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

70 ne rig1s - the Speaker. en- tAs
s1sssass edge of sAs Democrats si1e 81
sac House. - tAe taLiss1 maa II Goa
KrssA HIS f4ce Is pale and els4E-sA4Ven.
His sn8Wy hair is con bed a. Andres
J4exson eomhsd - aats. His fe41ures
Aad ais f4es recall tss f4se of thAt great
All resolats uaa. The eyes are blue
al t1s moatn hFm Tie nan locks
like thiakex. fla rarely smiles. His
movements are sl0@ znd deliberate.
He wears fas conventional fr0cz coat.
a shlrs salstcoag ant dresses vita
nsataesz His linen = fauitless. and
he wears bLaek silk watch -guAr1 he
Is not sociallY inclined, nor has he a
cSuvisi4i disposlslgn- ls seems retir-
Ing ana reserved. AoR never hear hin
tslliag stories or retailing reninis-
cences. lie listens With apparsas IN
teress 90 discussions IN the hoass, bat
rarely rises uniess necessary 70 slaei-
date a proposition befoggea IA debate.
When he does speak, hs commands at
tentlsn. The friends OF this usually
wortA. he Is Charles stewart OF
Hoaston. Tex. Tais is his eigash year
n the House. He wss born IN Memphis.
Tenn. and has lived in Texas since the
year in which James X Polk vas elect
cd President
In the fnterest manifested In James
9. Blaines proposition FOR commercial
reel iprocity With the Central and South
American Republics. Charles Stewart Is
overlooked Yet he NAV DO said 20 %
The pioneer IN that movement Sec
retary blaine has only anplihed bis
views and given them fresh cclor.
Attention Is concentrated upon them
because he has used them az critical
moment in tho history OF bis party
They would never have attracted so
much attention. were IL not that tho
Mckinley tariff bin Is before Congress.
Qhs Secretary has am mbuSczded that bill
with his North American reciprocity
negotiations He boldly takes issue
with the Republican majority IN the
House, and is endeavoring 70 make it
appear that reciprocity Is the strongest
kind OF protection His actions look
like an effort to thwart the plans OF his
great rival In Maine. both men being
proninent candidates for the Presi-
dental succession.
However this NAV be. certain IL is
that Charles Stewart blazed the way
for Blaine. Is Was done during Mr..
Stewards frst term in Congress- He
was member OF the committee on
fereiga Affairs Roaring jim Belford,
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
SKINS ON FIRE
with Itching burning. bleeding, Ecze
mas Instantly Relieved By
Guticura Rsmedies

Our little son will be four years of age on the
9th inst. In May. 1855. be vas attacked with
very painful breaking out Of the skin. We
called In a physician. who treated him for
about four weeks The child received little or
DO good from the treatment. as the breaking
oGt. supposed by the physician % be hives ln
al aggregated form. became larger IN blotches
and more and more distrrSsinr. Ne were frc
auentlv ehlgsd 70 get ID in the pight and rub
BIN with soda IN water. strong liniments. etc.
Finally. We called other gbvsiclaus. until no
lees than six had attempted - cufe him. Al
alike isiling and the ch N steadily getting
worse and worse, until about the 1fh + iast
Jaiy. wnen We began 20 give him CrfIf Uss n
soLvESr internally and The tTWCras and
tUrcURa soar externally. and hy the last Of
August ~ vas 81 nearly vel that We gave
bin oHlv ore desc IF the kFs7irEyr about ev
rvsec0nd cav fer about ten days isnger aud
he has never been troubled sin re with the hor
p. 4 matzd7. In sli We used less thaa oae-kaIf
q bottle n CrTfcrss RFsotvyvF. l.ttla les
than one BOX ~ tUrlrf "a. and onIr one cake
Of trrfcrRt soar TT p. RYAN
faVuEa. Livingston Co.. IN
Subscribed aaa svarn g. before ne. ftis
f1nrfa dag of January, l%-.
C. N coz. Ip
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

Eixas eoazscs Elzh t2s rzl -ros1s srFszay
cz1-1
C6zxAss Ste~zxt 2lia3e& - eEhsr
rsezas 4nz flellit.ss whsresy rsel proc4l
ecal lnsEcl a. rsl4-le1s betse@z t1ese Re
Dzelies snt t4is ecz1sry ceai4 ae pro-
mgoe4- vale tAsrs vss ~ alrscE szz-
lxestl0A of sas essasllsazasaz q Tree
trade ees4esa these kepChlles a. tRs
Ua1ss1 states. l1e Fsgort tosesA41 1ssssi
IA Is 4ila4et - ehs fast sAAt Creat
Brisaln h41 eonsEol u m0re Ehaa AT
Of shs foeeiga trade slth tliess eoan-
trtez whils tas Unissa States h4a less
th4a ene-nftA q IL L ela not how
ever. - 50 fAr 4s b sAY th2E with ths
b2lanee q trade - heasiiy agalass Is
eur sister Beg1bllcs coal1 zot get ~hat
80 owed then s1esPs shreagh BrtElsa
brokers' Nor di& he szy that this sas
de- 70 Great Brisains policy of free
trade Hs did nos argue that Il az ths
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
HEIRS TO MILLIONS.
The Geod Iaek of an Herrst HARD
VsrkisE Hc~sfer FAMILY

NsrHtsE Hc@ster Family.
II = not often that ono Who has
worked al bis life on = farm comes into
possession % $4,000 009 IN a dav. aad vct
such Al svent is soon - hap0on 70 a
family living A. ssnman. in this State.
writes Lawreucehgrg Ind CORE
spoudeut of The Cincinnati Commercial
Gazetse. In rT7s Mary Bsnasv. - Nev
York City. leased tract of lara shero
~ the Government for ninetv-niua
Yssrs The land wss ON tae outskirts
- The -itT. hut ss wears rolled br and
tne clay began iss marvellous rrorth TIN
tract vas ssrroan3ed h7 colossal palares
~ srsde ard rassons
Tie Government. seeing a chance 70
Proit. sablessed re e-.uuS - uanv
different persons. and Be- has been balls
On ard improved an8 lying in the heart
of tae eity fts immense val1e can easily
Be- understood In 1878 The lease ex-
pired ard no orc appearing ~ slafn
tae property le~ai aght ~ Immense
proportions ras bevHn Between ere sllh-
lessees ard the Government r~oa fuans
among The former beng the heirs oftbe
cider totnelias Nsnaer5it The Gov
erna-ens ras saoeesslsl aa8 gained pos-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
mAR IELEGRAPhERs
May 81 rhsm had "a ExPsrisnss 81
I5bsy frisoa Life

May 81 rhsm bad "a kxPsrlsnss 81
I1bsy frisoa Life.
There Was yoedly delegation OF
tslezrsphsrs ia LIBBY Prisoa IA Aader-
s0nville, aud AZ Belle Isls al al time.
duriax the late war. and many good
man died in those sbomiaAble holes. One
OF the peculiar features OF their ils-
prisonmsnt was the Ingenious methods
that they used 10 communicate with
their friends on the outside. Some
times brass button brought by an
exchanged or escaped prisoner would
contain = cipher despatch On tissue
paper, and there were other devices Of
various kind rssor,sd 10.
The way Burnside's army was saved
ct KnoIyille will do for exampls.
Longstrset was besieging Burnside
there. Grant, after driving Bragg from
Missionary Ridge, received dispatches
from the advance ofies that Burnsids
could not hold out but for limited
time. This news was communicated
10 Secretary Stanton. 1t was late al
night when Stanton telegraphed to Col.
Stager, Chief of the Military Corp. to
"come 10 the key" Stager was ia bed
in Cleveland bat the ticking of his in
strument at his bedside awoke him.
He was told TO get news TO Burnside
that reinforcements were on the way TO
him. Stsger Immediately sent cipher
message containing the inform alton 10
four operators near where Burnside
was holding out, and in the dead OF
night these four operator started from
different points each with the same
news. Between them ii reached Burn
side, and knowing that Union troops
were on the way 10 him he held out and
his army was saved
William Macintosh was one of the
old time operator who had more lively
experiences than most men have. He
was twice in Libby Prison and only
escaped third term by the nsrrowest
of scratches He was hotly chased for
mile by the Confederstes, and the
fact that he was lucky TO fall in with
Union regiment WAS all that saved him.
But suoh things as these were quite
com mon in the days of the 'Iate un-
plessantnsss" and the veterans laugh
over them now.
Every general of any prominence in
the war has ealogized the Military
Telegraph Corps of the late war.
The Compile de Paris in his history has
said he was amazed by its efficiency.
AS has been said before, some 200 men
were killed, died of disease or were
captured during the war, while 100 more
suffered from the casualties of the SER
vice. Yet this corps, which in fact con-
stituted part of the army, has been
entirely overlooked by Congress as an
organization. There is before Congress
bill For the relief of telegraph oper-
stors during the war. 1t has been
there several sessions. The general
belief has been that it was intended
to grant pensions to the veterans. This
is not so. The main object of the bill
is to get proper records of the services
of the Military Corps filed so that they
may become part of the official his
tory of the war indorsed by Congress-
The coming convention will take new
steps to get the desired recognition. 1t
is but a small boon to ask and it can
scarcely be said that the men who will
gather in convention at Kansas City
are not deserving of some notice, for
they performed brave deeds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

Excursion Rates to Toledo Exposition.
Account of the Toledo Exposition
formerly the Tri-State FAIR, the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Company will sell reduced rate eXcur-
SION tickets TO Toledo, September to
lS, inclusive, good to return until Sep
tember 10, 1890. Apply to ticket agent
for full particulars.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13
Sick Headache.

Louse's Red Clover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia. Indigestion and
Constipation. 25c per box, 5 boxes for
81. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-13

like my wife to use Pozzoni'sCom-
plexion Powder because it improves her
looks, and is as fragrant a violets.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
Ameryka.

DROGA GAZETA.- IVY
dawca gazety independent STAR
W Kansas zaskarzy} d}uznego abo-
nenta O IL dolar6w. Ten PREY
przes}uchach sadowych unlewin-
Mai sic tenn, IL niby gazety ME
zam6wi1 i ola tego "a MIA ME "a
p&aci. Sedzla Stillwell objasni3
przyslegiych, re ]ezIi re swladect-
wa sic wykaze, II oskarzony odbie-
raj gazette z poczty lub kaza} od-
bierat, zar6wno czy zapisaf gazette,
czy ME, powinni orzec ma korzysc
oskarzonego. Sad przysiegfych
przyzna} skarzacemu wydawcy IA
dolar6w i skazaf oskarzonego ma
zap}acenie kosztow. Gdy niesu
mienny abonent zap1acif cafy "a
chunek, przekonaF sic, IL gazeta
6osztow9}a 60 zamiast II dolarow,
kt6re cd nlego zadano, prawle sto
dolarow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
D~AKOTA.-Skoro do P i r.

It nadeszta urzedownie potwier-
dzona wiadomosc, IL to mlasto
pozostanne stollca Pludniowej
Dakoty, zamknieto tam, jakby ma
um6wlenie, wszystkie handle l
uchwalono wspania}a parade oby'
wateli. Przyby}y za}ogl wolsko"e
z Fort Sully i Benton a VOL
skiem PRIV jechali farmerzy /
mleszkahcy okollcznych miasteczeS.
Strzelano ma tryumf w~ywleszono
choragiewkl z wszystklch domow
w l~niescie. 500 Indyan Siouxow z
pobliskiej Cheyenne agentury
miesza}o okrzyk wojenue do OBJ
iawow powszechnej radoscl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
Do Braci Rodakow
NebraSce
El6q, Ne6r., l6 Listopoda.

E16q, Ne6r., l6 Listopoda.
Szanoumych Rodahow
~ EW e. Duntan, ashton. ~
Poznaniiu, CAojnicach Polander,
Columbus, Omaha, st. Paul 4
wszystkich innych polsklch osa-
dach u mcloda-
7niam, liz ustanoeuiony zostaiem
przes eoydawce WIARUSA ia
ko podro5wqcy agent tego wy
downlctpa 4 woino mi od6le'uc
"a pohuitowaaaem abonamem "a
WARUSA oraz zutatev|ac
wszelkie rachmeki tego psna,
Ably s,yoje oboemqzhi akouatnle
wypemic, bede SIC starut bye o
se moanoSci, osobiscie u kaidg
pozsh;ej osodzie u Nebrosce u &C.
M sciqgama zalegtego obonenu
"a 2b'eranaa no
aUych abonentow.
W nadzl;e;, re Kochomi Rodacy
z Nebraska poprq mnle Z 2aszczy,
ca zautaniem, jaho downiejszego
yedQktoru GAZETY POL
SK7EJ W NEBRASCE, plsze
sic
2 szocunki;em
,JULIUSZ p. WRONSK1
agent WLASUSA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
Ksiazki do nabozed-
W
silva:

Dziecie DO Boga....... .........20
Dzicciq do Boga re zfotemi brze.
Kwjat aio&innosci ola dzieci polls.
kich W Ameryce..
vKsiazeczka" do nabozehstwa ola
mtodzie3y, ztocone brzegi, z}oco.
ny tytulik, p6}sk6rek z tytuli-
ken lJ6zefa Chociszewskiego]
Ia sama ksazeczka oprawna W
skorke z obrazkiem.
Ia sama ,,Ksiakeczka do naboteh-
silva ola mfodziezyy z okuciem
i zameczkiem. ....... .,....1 .25
Ia sauna oprawna W kos6 sfoniowa,
albo W aksamit. .........l rs
Ola dorosfych b.
ANIOh STROz oprawny W skorke
zfocone brzegl 100
Ani6{ Str6z, oprawny W
sk6rke, z}ocone brzegi, z okuciem,
zameczklem, z}otym tytuliklem
ANioE sTRvz oprawny W Eosd
sfonlowa lub W aksamit.. 800
,zEOTY OHTARZYK, mocno o.
prawny re zfoconym tytulikiem
WYBOREK opraw. W pf6tno so.4o
zfocone brzegi, sk6rka O.sO
zokuc,em i zameczkiem 100
- OETARZYK POLSKI -
re zfoconemi brzegami LAO
ze sprzaczka z okuciem 200
DUNIN opraw. W skorke l.5o
zfocone brzegi 1.75
20 sprzaczka 800
o grodek D uchowny, o.
prawny W sk6rke, z%}ocone brze-
81, z obrazkami ma ok}adce, zlo.
conym tYtulikiem...... $3.50
Ia sama ksiazka z zameczkiem
i okuciem. 200
Wianek Maryi, opr.s "
sk6rke l.25
Wianek Mary, z}ocony tys
tulik i z}ocone brzegi LEO
w ianek Mary1, z}ocone
brzegi, z zameczkiem i okuciem
On
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
MRYANSBI
ma rOk Pahskl 1891 T..

kalendarz, ktory wydawca
Wiorusa daruje swolm %abonentom,
zawiera co nastepuje:
y SliczMe 0Orazki PREY
otatkach kalendarzowych kazdego
miesiaca.
y y d o b lone ry IL a.
M o b d Xxi ma stronle do
zaplsywania naJwazniejszych wy
padkow, 1 N oworocznik 2
%llustracya.
81 81 d m obrazow W, z
kt6rych kazdy zajmuje iedna stro-
ne: AZ Zdrowas Marya-b) z d
was badz Marya-c) Easkis
Pefna-d) Pan Toba-ea
Bfogos1a Jonas Ty mic
dry niewlastaml-f) I b}ogo-
s3aw owoc zywota T~wojego
--g) S W e AN AIRY O., Mako
Boza. m6dl Sic "a naml-h) Szczes.
Gle domowe.
Nastepujace dfuzsze DO
Wiesci z Obrazkanni "a
Wiera nasz Kalemdarz:
L. oJna krzyzowa XIX
wieku przeclw Barbara yhistwu ma.
bometan czyli u~ieszczesna dola
urzyn6w W Afrvce W naszym
wleku.-II. Niew1dom mu-
zykant.-III. Chleb Matki Boskiej
(Prawdzlwe ~zdarzenie.) w. G u
downy obraz Naiswietszel Ma
ryl Fanny Nieustajacej Pomocy.-
V. z druglego swiata.-
vi Srebrne nogi e. obrazkami.)
Dalej Una duja sic W ma
gym Kalendarzu pouczajace arty-
kufy, wiersze, d'uzsze kr6tsze
dowcipne opowiadanja, pc czescl
o%brazkami, zlote mysli rozma-
itoscl.
Do Kalendarza Maryahskiego
do1aczony jest Obraz kOlOrOyyy
(olejodruk) przedstawia]acy Matke
Boska ponad Wszystkiemi Swiete-
ml-iako Kr6lowa wszystklch Swie-
tych.
kto pragnie odemnie kup
K a | e d r IA yansk Ii
dostanle go "a 25 centow, lecz zac
mlejsccwi powinni 1eszcze do1aczyc
5cent6w ma koszta przese}ki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
Benjamin. N

POCZMYSTRA Benjamin. N,
Huber W Huber, Pa, %znalezlono
W dniu II llstopada martwego W
lego biurze. Niedawno temu rabu-
sic wfamali sic do niego, vice
Huber nastawlf samostrzaf ma
rrzypadek, gdyby %jeszcze raz nile
Ii go odwiedzic. Wspomnlanego
dnia rano znaleziono fuzya Wy
s~trzelona, i jak sic zdaje, staf sic
Huber ofiara swojego w4asnego
wynalazku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20

PODCZAS wyscigow W Co.
lumbus, Georgia, zastrzelili dwaj
bracia Howard j jch szwager
Bickerstaff, W oczach Is tyslecy
os6b, nleJaklego T. G. Dawsona z
Chenille W Alabama. Bra} on u
dzlaf W wisclgach i gdy pc skoh-
czonej gonitwie zesiadf z konla, owl
trzej napadli ma niego z rewolwe-
rami i zaczeli don strzelat. Daw-
son usilowat wydobyc z klcszeni
sw6j revolver, a skoro 60 mai W
reEu, odwr6cif sic zaczaf sic
odstrzeliwaG. Dano oko}o Is strxa-
low. Dawson padi i W kllku mi
nutach hy} trupem.- Pow6d Go
tel strzalaniny dab sp5r famylijny.
Dawson ozenif sic z pannq Howard,
slostra dwoch prac1, i ja opuscif.
Oble strony majq wp}ywowych
przyjaci6f. Przyaresztowani zapew-
Mill sobie us}ugi dzielnych adwo
katow i wybraniala sic movie o
lAtej sprawle wiecej, jak to, re zu-
pe}nie byli W swojem prawie l
zycza sobie, by publiczuost wstrzy-
ma}a sic z sadem. Dawson bll
synem w, c. Dawsona, znakomi-
tego, bogatego o%bywatela Z Ala
bamy, mleszkajaceso obecuie W
Eufala. Howardowie naleza do
bardzo s%tarej i ~szanowanei famllii
W Georgia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
Nowo oh

WISCONSIN, NOWo oDIa-
ny gubernator P e oswladczyf,
IL teraz, kiedy demokraci przyszli
do w1adzy, ustawa Benneta musl
zginac z kslegl praw. Pan Peck
oswiadczyl, IL wynlk wyborow W
Wisconsinie ME jest dla niego
niespodzianka. Faktycznie tego SIG
spodziewa1. Kleska prawa Benneta
ludu, kt6ra stanowczo jake
TAXA braG trzeba, Przeprowadzenle
owego prawa by}o wielka omylka,
ktora trzeba sprostowat. Ma py-
TAME; ,,Czy pan mniemasz, izby
take prawo przesz}o" odpovie-
dzla1; ,,Nie, take postepowanie
wcale niepotrzebne":
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
FOlecanny w nOnskim gro
crnikOm make FOuntfn
CITY.

Wszedzle W miescle teraz
chwalq make z mfyna Foun-
tain City Milling Go. Jest to
maka najprzedniejsza, prze-
wy2szajaca dobrociq maxi w
mtynach mlnnesockich i wis
consinsklch daleko i szeroko
wYrabiane.
Me przesadzamy pewnie,
'piszac, Re lepsza JUL mako bye
ME mo&e. jak So maxi Foun.
taln-CitsHle: Edelweiss,
Straight i Golden Anker.
Grocernik, ktory chce FARO
bic ma sprzeda2y maxi, powi
MEN przedewszystkiem utr zy
mywac make
Fountain City
Milling Go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
N 4 c II I Y 6 { |

blegfY W sWolm zawodzle. eg2aml-
nowany pedagog re starego kraju,
kt6ry w Prusach Zachodnich d1u-
gle lata klerowaf szkc}a elementar-
na a i tn W Ameryce prHez dwie
zimy uczy} W polskiej szkole pa
rafialneJ, poszukuje ma nadchodza-
ca zime posady-za skromnem wy
nagrodZeniem.
Adres jego wskaze Redakcya
W1ARUSA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
~MILWAUKEE.- Bardzo roz-

tropne rczporzadzenie wyda}a VIA
dza budownicza naszego miasta.
Rzeplsuje ona, ably w~szystkie koie-
lie elektryczne i kablowe opatrzone
byfy PREY lokomotywie w usuwa-
cze ~przeszk6d, obsadzone ma kan
tach gruma warstwa gumy. TAXI
aparat lekko by podni6sf znajdu,
lace sic ma torze dziecko przez
to o~dwr6ciiby tax czesto wyda.
rzaiace SIC n~ieszczesne przypad-
XII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
IOWA-W Selm umar1l

IOWA-W Selma umario
prawie " .iednej mlnucie trzech
najstarszych osadnik6w tutejszego
Stanu. Jeden z tyoh trzech, VIM.
Birch, oslagnaf wick SO lat, drugl
j. Walher, 81 lat, a trzecl, Jak6b
Lafvie, skonczyl lat lO4. kiedy CT
ludzie osiedlili sic W Selma, music
Ii jeszcze staczat Walk z dzikiemi
%zwierzetaml i Indyanaml.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
STAN Wisconsin pod}ue

STAN Wisconsin pod}ug
sprawozdan1a Biura Rachunkowe-
90 ma 26 miast, z llczba mleszkah-
COW 20 mad 5000, a mlanowicie:
Appleton 1926, Ashland $1,000,
Beloit 6,276, Chippewa Falls $3.50,
Eau Claire 1S,43S, Fond du Lac
1892, Green Bay $3.50, James
vile 1851, Kenosha o,429, La
Crosse 25,053, Madison 1882,
Manitowoc 7 ,525, Marinette l1,412,
Menomenee 6,4S5, Milwaukee
2o4,150. Neenah 5,076, Oconto
5,o21, Oshkosh 22.753, Portage
$3.50, Racine 2l,o22, Sheboygan
1881, Stevens Point 1883, Wa
tertown $50, Waukesha 7,475.
Wausa 9,251, Superior $4,000
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
CHICAGO.-Og0lna

CHICAGO,-Og6lna liczba
wydanych w Chicago licencyj ma
wyszynk wynosi 1914, co zapew-
MIA miastu oeromny dochod
s2,S22,OOO. Samych polshich salo-
now jest tam516.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
BRACI ~KROJANKER,

BRACI KROJANKER, kto-
rzy mieli handel zboza W Bydgosz-
czy i ztamtad uc1ekll do Amerykl,
oszukawszy pare bankow ma wiel-
kie sunny, przytrzymano W New
Yorku i podfug decyzyl komisarza
Lymano zostana oni wydani VIA
dom pruskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-20
DRUCIANA LIMA elewatora

w fabryce Edison Electric Light
Co. W Philadelphli pek4a, skut-
klein czego runat elevator z trzec1e-
go petra do sklepu. Znajdowafo
sic w MIN W owej chwill trzech
oflcyalist6w ~fabrycznych, z kt6rych
dwaj odniesli prawdopodoonle
smiertelne uszkodzenla.