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There came chap ono day 10 set M drug
atoro In our mining town, which had taken a
boom and was attracting business. Thla
wasn't to be q regular" drug store, but tr1s
drug part was an annex TO n grocery and bocf
and shoe store. Tho now arrival had jus
opened out whom Tom Harrison, one OF the
men in nv claim, was taken one night with
bilious collie. Ben Wheeler another OF our
men, went to the druggists to got a remedy.
but that individual at once said to him:
"1know mighty little about drugs, but took
this stock on a debt. and Thought I'd better
Yes, but Tom has had bad case Of cono.
We'll ! might hit something, and might
miss It. don't want to take the chances. II
II don't feel ii. and mebbe I'd better go and
ask Tom. II he'll run the chances VII;
coll was worse, and In his desperation he exc
claimed:
more'n kill me, and shall do anyhow"
for Il spoil. He couldn't read except with
great effort, but he came across two bottles,
the contents OF which rather took his eye, ana
he filled n smaller one with the mixture; When
Can't guarantee this, Tom. The Teller saws
the drugs are only an ADJUNCT ana you know
NH chance it," replied Tom and down went
the dose, and ut midnight he was dead man.
The Coroner got the story as have given It.
put n Jury on the case, and had the particulars
retold, and when they had nothing more to
"Gentlemen cant see whar' nobody was 70
blame. and you'll return verdict that Tom
the hands OF friend, which the Same. was
drugs as nobody knowed anything about"
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How n "Rlnger" Got Left.

One of our boys was over In the Mohawk
Valley one day and on that same day q couple
OF chaps came into a village on q tin peddler's
wagon. They were driving o horse which
could have fooled no one but a hayseed. Any
one posted on the points Of trotter would
have put him down as good for less than three
minutes. This was In the olden days, when o
horse showing q clip OF $50 was. looked upon
as q marvel.
Tho peddlers found the usual crowd at the
village tavern. and 1t didn't take them two
hours TO get up match with the boss trotter
OF the neighborhood. 1t was best two in three
for $50. and the tin-waRon horse won both
heats in $3.50. 1t was evidently put up Job to
skin the rustics and as they were headed our
way, We determined to be ready for them. We
sent hundred miles after n trotter. scraped
our dollars together. and the day the peddlers
arrived we had our nag ldrawlng manure with
a, cart. The pcddlers arrived at about !
o'clock, and after dinner. as we all sat on the
veranda, ono of them carelessly inquired:
Got anything in boss flesh to 6raS OF here p
cooper w WHY had a' dreadfuy fnnocent iooe
on his s. f9 I'll sd yy face.
Wall, he cleaned 'em so fur"
Our old boss does mile fairly we'll"
And Just for the fun of the thing, We some :
times trot him"
can't we get up n go Z!
wall. our boss is no cheap animal. We'd
want TO make it a hundred ut least"
We'd rather make it $3.50"
In ten minutes We had the money up and the
race agreed to. We had no track. but the high
way was broad and smooth and 1t was to be a
mile straightuway. The peddlers brought In q
sulky they had left Just out OF town, our horse
was provided with another. and every man,
woman, and child in tina. town turned out
The race was square up and up. and our horse
got the first heat by three good lengths. We saw
that the peddlers were puzzled and anxious.
but they had sand and each put up his watch
for $50 more 1t was fair. even start on the
second heat. and the pace was even for O
quarter OF a mile. Then our horse began draw
ing away: and when he, went under the string
he was thirty feet ahead. The peddlers gave
up the stakes. sat down by themselves and had
talk. and then the spokesman finally, moved
ov or to where the cooper stood and said:
I'VE SEQ through it, and We can't squeal. As
for your getting an old ringer to match ours
we haven't any fault to find, but what harrows
up our sou Is and makes US long for rest beyond
the grave is the idea that we were taken In
and done for by such benign old cuss az you
seemed TO be. but amt! I'll tie both feet and
one hand and fight you for tho boss and
Wa2on!"
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70 GET sess roB HIS HAIR
The strange Way In Which Antrim WOF
rIlloW Became Bald.

Prom ne PAaaGsipAfa Tymea
MEDIA. juno 16.-Media has been treated 70
novel entertainmept In the Court House for
s1 d9ss $or fs as ons
public road In Lower Ohicester some time ago
and came upon 3St Is SSdo% VT
Il was i bull, fight. With locked horns and
foamipG mouths 9 two gentleman Cows were en-:
deectaton Of b bev1 Of feminine Jsrscy IS who
were enjoying the sport in field near by.
slid sidsWse 10 the far6est admissibio place
and underworld 70 pass BY. regardless Of con.
ali Would b have been we'll but for Solitary
tree that sent its branches overhanginR the
The Dearborn broke tho traces, and SHOT Mr.:
G in9 the road o He YES PeEsd
being able to get about again. Mr.. Worrillow
brought suit against the hoad Supervisors
E Be for BBsSSsHi' BY ras
and Judge Clayton has Trestled with this for
rested on the bulls the ROAD the tfee or the
horse. but with inclination toward the bulls.
1, Worrillow produced many witnesses as to
as to tho cause Sf his badness; for bis hair had
al fallen out The pSGtor called his disease
badness in patches, caused by the shock.
The defence had also an array OF yltRessea.
rla6ly DO He said Mr.. Worrilow's disease a
thought but It was parasitical. and U Gould 1 be
cured. the shock having nothing to do with II.
The Judge hardly knew, what to do. and
medical matters. As he was bought u up A on
farm he did know all about bulls, and there
were many OF these in his charge. He told the
settle the question by the facts. although these
were somewhat mixed.
II the bulls smashed the wagon and the tree
did not touch It. then the bulls were clearly
liable; but II the tree was the sole cause OF the
then the tree should bear the blame but II the
bulls scared the horse into the tree and all
was for the Jury to divide the conspirators and
lay the damages accordingly. AS the bulls had
no money and could not be assessed, the tree
should only be charged with It's share. and
this would fall on the Supervisors to pay,
awarded.
- The, jury retired for @ half hour and gave Mr..
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cold-blooded business. Hold mn your right
hand nd spread out the fnRers.'
Stranger. don't do it,
Either that OF I'll put six bullets into your
heart Snrond2'
BIll hold mp his right hand, mi thrco ro-
rorts fol owed each othor ike tho ticking Of a
clock. Each iinger wss shot OH nj the f'st
join.
"Thatll 10" said tho man. rs he oworod his
weapon. You cant pCil trigger win nothing
on that hand mud before you can learn to
shoot left handed some ono VIII bury you.
He wont out and away, and Bill sent Tor
day lie left without word To- any OF us. and We
always believed lie mmuod oil Horse CHI Into
the creek, which was then on Hood.
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ina her fingers. She, fsnSiod there was an an.

inn her fneera. She. fancied there, was an
other chance for her but he frowned at the
monitor ofit.
Upon these proceedings tn celebrating
sound OF the hand was heard stimuli annnnsy
,tiinonishment OF the necessity Tor concerning
her chngrin. and exhibiting both S aiion aud u
cnuntonnncc to tho people. combined with tho
excitement OF tho now scenes and tho march
ing music t. Danish tho acuter sense ol disRp-
pOintmcnt from Duchess Susun'S mind SO
she very soon hold herself erect aud wore II
lace open TO every wonder unreasonable hS
the blue JAKE surface. crisped here anu there
by fltful brcezes. against n lcvol sun.
ITO be ContinucdJ
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MAKING Il RECORD.
Mr.. Van Punk Scores His Ninth ReJeetIon
without Opposition.
Irom ne CHICAGO 7ribune.

From The Chicago Tribune.
Please DO not say anything more. Mr.. Van
Punk" protested the young girl. II must mot
Don't refuse to hear me, Miss Pether.
BRIDGE pr he exclaimed and he looked about
seeing none lie stood upright, looked intentiy
at the ceiling. and proceeded rapidly. in high
Doubtless you will say, Miss PetherbridRe.
that yo91 never haye given me any encourage
occur to YOU that a young man has no other
way Of sscsrtaining in what light 20 is regard
on, you know. Therefore. Miss Pet6erbr ids
this has BEEN 0nG %y S5 IL matters
was about to say. In matters of this kind Il Is
always ally best 70 be direct and, explicit let me
introduction, whether you could"
:. Mr. Van Punk, am sorry to"
whether you could make up your mind "a
consent to link your fate to that OF young
man Whom you never may have. regarded in
whose entire devotion you may be- assured.
and ana who long has entertained for you feelings
You will obliGe me, Mr.. Van Punk. by"
ESCAPE ESCAPE him hitherto, In short Miss Pether-
heart heart. and need be occasion f9r the fewsst
t MGsds ask You whether altOr
I, vdI am trying to ask you. Miss FetherbridGo.
Then there IL no need OF any more words.
but" N'N 0"N''
Pc understand YOU to refuse 7"
You eJect mo Z"
II Y9n must have It In the plalnest possible
sorry ~ m sc ,nn fHGG, reject youthouGh am
me Young man took q note hook from his
pocKet ana made mark in It with his pencil.
You viii not deuy," no said that have
aSN Sar ySn whether you would marry me ="
Apd you have said you would not-
That is what have said.
That's right. Check
hnd ne made another mark In the note book.
You are the ninth young woman VINO mas
gwen aS tae same answer aimee last ThuGs.
MY MY. no Salh 3Ilskly III get over tho pain,
ord. Ihat" ALL Good evening
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THE TALE OF CHLOE
An Episode in the History of
Beau Beamish.
BY 0EoRGE MEKEDTTH

Fair Chloe We toasted OF old
Astho qusnn II our fostical meeting
Now chico Ia lnooss and cod;
You must 90 10 the grave for her greeting.
Her beauty and talents were framed
To kindis the proudsu TO win her,
Then let not the msmry bo blamed
ofths purest that e'sr was sinner.
tart Chdhterf CO'tecttoA
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Modern Terms,

Modern Terms.
Prom the RoIioH Courier
Its true" '"' TWAS
Are you going 10 propose ~
haven got the 6And."
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puflnRs In the neiRhborhood OF the most inno-
cent OF women are contaglous. .o. ali On,
Her Grace will be running homo all inc
'' "or on May abe forgive moi am like a
Kng Johns lew 70 Is Soth
which il not coveted Catch prize, and you
Y na ySB be G oS the he Geonsvo from that
mont There is no such thing as peaeea6le
posse sion on. Garth; Let 1t he pesutnui
Mr. Ecamish ROLLED bracinRlv. The cham
rion wrestler challenges ali comcrs Whie ne
Tie IGuSe doe teddy asscnted. True: or
no /. challenged say. Is there any taie we
port lin 70 the month my dear Denmishh.%,
reason Is an e..aeIv w ym.n d" TO Sndow
hcr with his name and fortune Is his only
thought -u-., . ,,,,or- T
Lave IN inClpient liking for this young AlonHo
You must not permit my Duchess 70 lauSn AZ
him. TncoqTqge her rather to adv iIi e. ms ms
bad spectacle Chloe. then; You have set my
mind 1t rest Beamish, and It Is bTt ah no hot
speak of payment, tho reason Is that know
yoI would not have me BANKRUPT. a., n,ro
aud Mr. Benmish referred 10 the date of her
traces coming 10 the Wells, the Judgment SHE
wa. o receive and other minor Arrangements
perpetuaiiy observing. but | leave It all to
you. loamlsh,' when he had laid down precise
specification OF the shopkeepers, the conieG-
toner and tho apohecary who we're to bal.
anco or cancel one another IN the OPPOSITE
and tho Jrweler with whom she Was to
make hor purchases. For lhe pu Duke h Hhr
men too, and 1t was by serving as one Tor u
day that certain great nobeman came to
victory with jealousy, guarded dame beauti-
ful as Venus. Il would have challenged tho
goddess! T. he cried. and subsidized from his en-
ihusia-m plniniivey. like weak wind lnstrM-
mont. SO there you see tho prudence OF
choice oil shops But leave it to YOU. Beam
ish." Similarly the great military COMMANDER,
having done whatsoever careful provision
may suggest to insure him victory casts nun
Sof upon Providence with The hope otpropitat-
ing tho unanticlpated and darkly possible.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
Czarnecklego.

Czarneck,ego.
Mona sobie wyobrazic, re ia
kim czfowieklem gardza wszyscy
uczciwi ludzie w Toledo. To tez
ME div, re pewna polska kobieta
n%iedawno mlotia da}l Parisotowi
poczesJne, ma ulicy, W tych dnlach
zas dostaf on jamie" Cd nlewia-
domych, ale silnych rqk.
Ambicya yari>sota polega ma
tenn, re pragnle on w1asnie tego,
aby gazety wszystkie Jego brudy
ogfasza}y, gdvz przez to lm,e iego
roznios}obY sic daleko szeroko.
-Dalsze January tego }otra MONA
odgadnat z tel okolicznozel, re no.
81 on zawsze PREY sobie butelke z
vitriolej em--a jak umie bye wdzje-
cznym, do%i6di przez to-, re maj
szkaradniejsze oszczerstwa rzuca W
swoim szwabSklm SchmutzbIacie ma
DR.. Rasmusa, kt6ry mu jesc dab,
gdy goly wr6c1f z Detroit do To-
ledo, dab mu hredyt W jednej re-
s%tauracyi i JAZZ mog} popiera}.
Spodziewamy sic, re ma dz1siaj
hazdy ma dosyc tego nihllistow-
shiego potwors, ola tego rzecz o
MIN konczymy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
Ras1nus contra ParissO.

z Toledo przes1af nam p. DR..
Rasmus clqgu o~statniego tygo.
dnia az szesG list6w, gromlacych
redaktora rusoflsklej JameryhaP a.
rlsso, Paryskiego, alias Parszy-
wego. So to rysopIsy i charakte-
rystykl TAX wlerne, re ma mocy
ich iatwoby poznac znalesG wy
dawce Jameryki, chocby uciekf do
Astrachanu m1edzy swolch wyJasz-
k6w Tatar6w, lecz wszystko to "a
diugie ma skromne 1amy naszego
plsma, streszczamy wiec tylNo
gf6wnieJsze punkta, dowodzace, re
to OBJ. P arr1so jest takim, ia
kim malowaf p. DR.. Rasmusa-
n1e-polakiem i nieuczciwym clio
wiekiem.
Parlsso powiedziaf do DR..
Rasmusa, kiedy ten poszedf do
niego pc swoj kl1sz ,,Ja.........
M doktorow, kslezy i wszys4kich
glupicn Polakow; nam teraz dosyc
pieniedzy." Cay TAX sic wyrazl
2olak? = Me, moi batjuszko, tylko
Moskal Z taxa pogarda o Polakach
movie i wog6le tax ordynarnie wy
sfawiac sic zdofa.
Moze tez tylko ograniczony
muzyk moskiewski l prawoslaw-
ny Moskal wyrazic sic W ten spo-
sob, jak sic wyrazi}: Pnisso W nr.
43 Jameryhi, Str. 2-ze zalozy
szko}e, ably nauczat starych ksiszy,
doktor6w redaktor6w gazet
katolickich.
A jezeli czytelnicy cickawi, W
jaki to sposob by}y pozyshane tie
pienladze, kt6re do takieJ zuchwa-
1oscl pobudzaja moskiewsklego
szarlatana z Toledo, temu opowle
DR.. Rasmus nastepujacy clekawy
romansik.
Parisso, poznawszy sic W To,
ledo z szwabskq rodzina Sander
gov, GORGE lch glove zawr6cll | Z
domu rodziclelskiego j2 wykradf.
Potem udaf sic do rodzic6w krc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13

PISMO HUI
M~ORYSTYCZNE i KRYTY-
NO-POLITYCZNE z RY.
N A jedyne pod zaborem
pruskim, powszechnle prze2
wszystkle stany nasze uznare
/ cenione kosztowafo do tego
czasu W Ameryce 4 dol. = Zs
wzgledu zas patryotycznego,
a2eby j naJubo4szy brat nasz
pc 20 Oceanem m6gf pc ciez,
kiej piracy swojej orzezwid
mysl i ducha i poznac zycie
nasze resp. bfedy i gtupstwa,
kt6remi starry swat nasz pol
ski grzeszy, zatem zn12a-
my Gene roozna P O..
kraki 4 ma 8 dolary.
Adres: Redakcya P o k a.
XII Mr.. Tomasz Lewan-
aowski - Poznah [Poson] E.
a~rope-Germany-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13

w Osowie, ma Kaszubach, u
mari S. p. J6zef Jazwinskl i po-
chowanY zostaf Is Pazdzlernika ma
cmentarzu Wielewskim. Pfacza pc
MIN iicznl krewnl W Aneryce, a
mianowicie rodzina Daszkowsklch
W Winonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
Prezenta, obiecane

Prezenta, obiecane
ma poczatku naszego
pisma, przese}amy
kazdemu franco W
dom, t. j., Mkt ME
potrzebuje ami centa
placic ga przese1ke.
Podnosimy to ola
tego, p%oniewaz vie
my, IL niekt6rzy in
nj %wydawcy, pose
lajac prezenta, prze~
se1ki ME %op}acaja, /
odbiorca "a TAXI pre-
zent zap}acic must
rs cent0w.
CT, kt6rym przez
d}uzszy czas pose1a-
lismy W1ARUsA ma
okaz, niechaj, iezeli
pismo nasze i'm sic
ME podoba, powie-
dza listoWemu lub
pocztmistrzowi, re go
abonowaG ME chca;
jezeli dalej sobie je
pose4a6 pozwola, be-
dziemy ich uwazali
"a a%bonent6w / "a
rok z~azadamy zap}a-
ty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13

rs. Stanistaw Damajshi, pro.
boszcz W Drziclmiu pod S"leclem,
W Prusach Zaohodnlch, umar1 Il
pazdziernika W Woerishen, W Ba-
waryi, dokad udaF sig ola porato-
wanna zdrowla, utraciwszy wzrok /
s}uch. Leczy} go kuracya wodna
znany ks. Kneipp, i rzeczywiscie,
mianowlcie sluch chorego zaczaf
sic polepsza6, wszakze chor7 iuz
zanadto by1 os1abiony i ulegf cho-
robe, kt6ra lekarze uwazaja "a
nieuleczaIna.
w Marzeninie pod Wrzesnla
umarla w}asclcielka Sobiesierni S, p,
Syanis}awa Wagrowlecka. Prawdzi-
vie wzruszajacym by} widok
dziesieciorga nledorosfych
slerot otaczaJacych smutnym
wiencem grob zawczesnie zmartej
ukochanej matki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13

PraU0sieca aima zwykle zaczy-
ma sic W po1udniowej Mlnnesoo;e
w ko1lcu Llstopada, lecz tym
roku zaWltafd do mas ma samym
poczatku tego miesi2ca, i odtqd
snleg / mroz ME chece mas opus
Gle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
L E X A r T O
IA H'HJARGDW.
Ma ca !em swiecie lest tvlkO
icdno lekarstWO, DIR. HeinegO
H}Oty specyfik Or. Heines
Golden SDecifikl.

Mozo bye dancm w flizance
kawy Tub herbaty, bez wlcdzy "a
z~ywalAcego. a. sprowadza kuracya
szybka, / trwala, zarowno czy pa.
event Jest umiarkowanym pijakiem,
ely nafogowym opojem. Tysiace
opojow zostaio wylcczonych ITO
tvm sp fl KEEN W swoiei
kawle bez ich wiedzy, a dzisiai
oni NIGGA sic powstrzyma6 Cd pa.
Ionych trunkow 2 wfasnej wolf.
Zazywanio tego lekarstwa ME wy
woiuje zadnego szkodllwego skut-
ku. Z&wyieczenie sic reczy. Zg1os-
Gle sic pc cyrkularze i blizsze
szczeg"ly. AdresowaG w z%aufaniu:
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co. 1876
RIA Street, Cincinnati O..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
POlecamy w nOmskiul gro
cerInikOm make FOuntin
City.

Wszedzle W miescle teraz
chwala make Z mfyna Foun-
tam City Milling Co. Jest to
maka najprzedn'ejsza, prze-
wyzszajaca dobrociq maxi W
mtynach mlnnesockich i wis
consinsklch daleko i szeroko
wYrabiane.
Me przesadzamy pewnie,
piszac, re lepsza JUL mako bye
ME mo2e. jak So maxi Foun.
taln-CltsNle: Edelweiss,
Straight i Golden Anker.
Grocernik, ktdry chce FARO
bic ma sprzedaiy maxi, powi
MEN przedewszystkiem utrzy
mywaG make 2
Fountain City
Milling Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
WARSLAWA.-W trzech {

WARSZAWA.-W trzech o.
statnich mlesiacach wywedrowa4o
800 tyslecy polskiego ludu i ~
dow z pod zaboru rosyjskiego do
Brazylil. Zydzi namawiaja lud do
emigraoyi q potem z MIN ida, by
go. "a morzem w~yzyskiwac. Kat
.,yer VKarszawsk; wysiaf "a emf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
NOWiny re SWiata.

BERLIN.-Znany zydozerca
Stoecker, nadworny pastor cesarza
niemleckiego nusiaf ustapic. Po-
dobno zdziataIy to zydowskie pie
Made.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
M0jA FARMA,

obejmujaca so ARROW kt6rych
30 ARROW pod p4ugiem, 30 ARROW
dobreso drzewa, II mill Cd miasta
Waveriy, Z nowym budynkiem,
stodo}a l spichrzem, studniami drze-
Wen wyfozonemi. 3 pasy drucian-
nego piotu dokola 40 ARROW, 40
yard6w cd jeziora Waverly = jest
przezemnle ma sprzedaz ~wystawio-
ma. Tax samo wozy, same i rome
sprzety r6lnlcze.
Ktoby ckciaf kupic, MECH
przyJdzle zaraz lub pisze pod a.
dresem: ID. McGenty
WAVERLY, MINI.
NP Mozna kuplc wszystko "a
50, 10000 a zapFaciG trzeba tylko
po}owe gotowkq, lub %jeszcze mniej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13

NajaoiecG ACKNOWLEDGMENT OBJ
jawem prey ostatnlch wybcrach W
miescie naszem by1o, re szeryf
Braley, republikanin, W demokra.
tycznej czwartej wardzie luzyska1
wlecej gtos6w: nlz kandydat de-
mokracki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13

Rlskim grocernJkom oraz kaz-
DEF polskiej gosposi W Winonle
polecamy make z m}yna G.. w.
Anding ma Sugarloafie. Jest o mel
teraz stake ogfoszenie we Wiaru-
sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13

Pan CichanoDihi to raze ma
prawde rozpoczq} ca4kowita wy
przedaz swcjego handful g1ocernego.
Powiadaja, re chce sic przenlesG do
innego miasta,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13

Paplez Leon Nil W
wydaneJ W tych dniach encyklice
swei oznalmla, re W}ochy s}uza "a
narzedzie masonom, Rzym nalezy
do papieza; o zadnym podzlale
w}adzy mad mlastem pomiedzy pa
pieza i krola nie MONA nawet
myslet.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13

Pan Leon Rock poslublf IL
Listopada W Pine Creeku panne
Literska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13

-By5y senator P. Hayden bawl
W Mich1ganie, p%owo1any tamdotad
przez chorobe siostry.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13

grantaml specyalnego korespon-
denta, p. Damasinskiego, by mu
opisywa} dole ludu polskiego W
Brazylii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13

KS. Biskup Cotter bierzmowaf
W niedziele W polskim kosciele W
Winonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-13
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE e.

Tutejsse pismo demokratyczne
Daily Herald przyznaje, re p. w.
R. Merriam ponownle wy
brany zosta} gubernatorem Mime
soty.
z Menasha, Wis., pisze nam
p. J. Wons, re tamtejszym wiaru-
som z Wlnony bardzo dobrze sic
powodzi.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-02-01

with that squeamishness that would let
| companies 90 scott free. Alderman Ger
ms proposal reminds me of the boy who
was sent to buy q horse. He said: "Fath-
er told me to offer you $40 aud if you
would not take that to give you $780,"
John Hopkins, Truly-Stockmen in cur
district are bringing In their cattle to feed
them. All the old range on Smith river
is played out. There is not enough grass
to feed Il sheep.
Jesse f. Taylor-The TRIBUNE is just
right. The democrats at Helena should
not compromise except on the basis Of
the runips Joining the regular house at
the court house. It don't believe in COM
promising with fraud.
Robt Vaughn bought a piece Of land
heal Great Falls about Il year ago for
$4,000; people thought l WAS going crazy
to pay SO much money for 1t. l expect
TO sell that tract before the summer wane
for $4,000. That will be n good profit,
won't it?
Sol. Cohen--I am going east to see
what is on the market. Our country
about Choteau is prospecting. We have
been located IN Choteau about six years
and u business has had a rapid growth,
but the increase was larger last year
than in any two years before. We van
more settlers and a railroad.
John Burk, Cascade hotel-The house
is full and l frequently have to turn peo-
Pile away. Business was never better. l
didn't get the house enlarged any too
soon. There will be more business than
we a all attend to by April l.
M. E. Miner of the Shonkin-I am of
the opinion that cattle will be from 10 to
10 per cent. higher this year. Western
farmers have more feed on hand and are
holding back cattle for better prices. Cat
tie went into winter in poor condition
owing to the exceptional summer drouth,
but owing to the mild weather, the losses
will not exceed the average and the cat
tie will be in prime condition by ship
ping time.
F. I. Whitney, general passenger
agent of the Manitoba, writes Permit
me to congratulate you upon the makeup
and contents Of the Annual TRIBUNE.
1t will do your region great good. From
advices and inquiries received at this Of
flee, ! look for a heavy immigration into
Northern Montana this spring.