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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

R<seyvstors On any steamship line IA the At
iaa1se service 10 Europe aa1 England can be &c
cured ~ Sorsheya Facifc osssre A. Enisberg.
city ticket agent 7E Secoo6 street. 8osson
block: 4 Tonktn. depot ucket aGent. seat,te.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

Mr.. NJ. v. Newlin. general freight agent
of the Fort Worth a Denver railway. Is
in the city for the purpose Of look
ing after the estate left by his
brother. the late w. w. Newbn.
prosecuting attorney of this judicial
district. The estate is in the hands of
Maurice McMicken and Harold Preston,
who are named as executors in will left
by Mr.. Newlin which will be probated in
few DAYS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

HSv Inferunasioo Aboss Wsshingtoa =
Received n tAe East
The following letter received yesterday Is
seif-explanatoEy:
CxFTKp STATES PosroYEIcg.
j. NJ THOMAS, Postmaster.
WYoMrxG. III. Reh -. isoAS
nemn Crawford q conover. Seattle. waeh--
cssf;sn<x- We ase in receips Of tho holiday
number Of the Posr-lxTELLfsRscER- We took
Il up yesterday Sunday morning and became
20 much interested that We failed 20 90 20
church and put In most OF the day reading Of
the gnnd progress Of Seattle and her sister
cities = weu = the state In general From
some ceuse Ne have taken great interest in
washingsOn. Stncs Ne frss wrote yon ne have
been the means Of sending number Of persons
70 ssstsie. Any printed matter you may send
me descriptive OF your city and state shall ap-
pfeciafe and shall continue my efforts in direct
Ing people 70 Washington. II ana posted my
self snail be the better prepared 70 impast In
formation. Yours truly J. u. TH0NAA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16
CoNk EARIY-AvnIn IHE Rf-su

u yea aaas yea NAV salss tire opportunity q.
mailing an early purchase OF crockery Glass
ware uzwsre. woeSseaware. willows xare rel.
lowSs-s 90 aay cther ksas Of vAre tAss eoues
1ad<E The bad 81 eo2s<aolt hardware q,
sxrAkEs Stors. SIS secon1 sfrr~t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

A large number Of prominent citizens
attended the meeting held last evening In
Chisholm . hall TO make arrangements for
the reception Of John Boyle o Reilly. who
lectures here March Ia. The following
gentlemen we're chosen to act on the
committee on arrangements and reception:
John Collins. r. r. Carroll, ]. X. Melon
aid. ]. r. Gleason. Alfred Holman. Or. ".
A. shannon. 4. W. s. Tin.ie. Thomas =.
Drew, r. G. Cheasty. Matt McEiroy. $. j.
Mcaney, J. Marum. Terrence o'Brien,
Thomas Emerson. Capsain David Gilmore.
pf. j. r. sweeney. Mayor Robert Moran,
John Brennan. John McGratch and VIII
lam cochraae. This committee will meet
q Chssholm's hall next SATURDAY evening. 4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

The Sortaexa Pacific 10 nox selling Erss-cizs
Efzsses& urkess teruGxa Ia Chicago ts.r -. SEC
en1rlsss 3S These are tae Aesest sAt~s now
II ssecI A. CAsIeerx. cify tlckes agent rs
5000 sssest- sssten bao~ks l. Tcnkin, depos
Eekss axeEl SeasIx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

weosslza1 rayk VIII ae tie home az sas 80
tnet sad vealtex. No cheap hs1.es uIsi :.
e1lZt. Daniel soaes & Co. axrnts az sero1d
street sale sexsas Aaz9xy. By Ii. hsacs arig
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

Mr.. Il. G. Kilbourne Is in Olympia.
Mrs. N. q. Story. who has been seriously
III Tor week. Is now convalescent
Mr. r. II. J. Psnnefather returned yes
terday from . weeks business trip 10 To
coma.
General Agent +. H. TyndaIe. Of the
Northern Pacific railroad. has returned
from Tacoma
Judge Hanford returned yesterday from
Whatcons, who're he had been attending
superior court
Mr.. u. ]. Martinstsin. of San Francisco.
representing the California Vino Grosers'
Union. spent part Of last week in the city.
/. III. Frank Parker. travelling freight and
passenges agent for the Chicago. Burling-
ton 4 Quincy railroad. has returned from .
business "trip 70 Port Townsend.
Messrs W. r. Clough and e. n. Becker.
Of the Great Northern railway, went north
Friday night on the steamer Premier.
They will return to Seattle in two or three
days.
Mr.. Norman r Smith. Of Port Angeles.
passed through the city yesterday en- route
10 Washington City. Mr. Smiths trip 10
the national capital is made in the interests
Of the bill making Port Angeles sub port
Of entry.
Mr.. Frank w. Goodhue. who served -
chief clerk and deputy under United
States Marshal Hamilton for some time.
has been appointed 10 the same position
under the new United States marshal. Cap
tain Thomas Brown.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16
xxIeNrs nr ryrniAN

eeattle Division. Uniform Rank. No. |.
nes "Wednesday night IN their hall ana
elected officers TOR the ensn,as year a. fol-
hux. Colonel ]. g. naines. Slr knsvh.
coptain Ia command. A. g. BOWMAN. tir~t
r. Knight lieutenant; iohn r. Michel,
~ Knight herald; v Huse Smith. ssr
xnieht recorder; H. NJ. shaw, Sir knish,
oreasussr. The guard and sentinel viii 10
nprointed after the installation next week
~ Division conferred the SIR knishs rank
q ave candidates. After iahor the hr-,h.
- indnirea IN speeches and refreshments.
- Division vii meet tee srss sas. third
WeAueesiays Of each month hervastsr
Harmony Ledge No. 5. ire. last Thurs.
~ and had work 10 do. Next Thursday
ni4ht ~ lodge will eeafer The shgra de-
- q four candidates.
sSlneen city Lodge. No Ia. Viii hold
stlne tcmcrrew night and eonisr The
sSresA and third degrees on swo or three
1I1aseA
81 ~ aillereut lodges ssll Unite in giving
q SsrrnA annual hall al The EaleAss q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16
AT HOME WIN THE MAYOR.

AT HOME WITH THE MAYOR
One of the most successful social recep-
tons of the week was the whist party on
Thursday evening at the elegant residence
of Mayor and Mrs. John r. Convey. Among
the guests were: Hon. and Mrs. j. c.
Megier. Hon. and Mrs. H. w. Fairweather.
Major and Mrs. c. NJ. Barton. General and
MRS. r. G. O'Brien. Mr.. and Mrs. r. n.
Ford. Hon and Mrs. F. II. Luce, Mrs. Con-
over. wife of ex- United States Senator Con-
over, Port Townsend; Mr.. and Mrs. T. n.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert McMicken,
Hon. J. B. GeogheKan. and Mr.. George
Lewis Go wer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14
Domestic 5liuallgus War'ei

LJCUIk0lll OliuItloWs Wv ~
Males.
- UTLER.-By u young man, Sweus, Juht
10 landed, In an American family speahs
German. aud English and knows pie ousi-
ness we'll Address 205 West <lst-st.
~ uTLEk.-By IA EnglishInsn' 49, wheIe
ID second man i kept and no rough Nor1
II required (; thoroughly experienced year
personal reference from present place. W.
=. +l5 4th-aye. -
" UTTER. -Thoroughly competent where
ID second nan il Kept or assistance gwen
best reference. ID. NJ. 100 East tlst-st.
u jTLER.-By first-clsss butler In pr.
ID vate family: best city references cisy
or country Address {. h. H., Tribune
Uptown once, I 2sS Broadway.
- UTLER.-By frenebnan understands
- his business thoroughly best reiefone,-s
~ 10 sobrtety, honesty ana capaoiiiJ e'I'
or country. Apply .357 4th-ave.
NUTLEK, Tnglish, IN a good. private
I'D family; excellent water best OF cry
references. Address THOMAS, IFibuhe
Branch once, 159 East iTth-st.
uTLEs.-By rr,t- las English ser' arr
- whef sernnd-mru ~ patlplHS.u,, ,es /.
kept thoroughly understand hts auu,,
aged e., Apply GEORGE hhL'E0' ii'
West 33d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14
Boars ipaniso.

w ANTED.-Board for a middle aged lady
w in . quiet, healthy location in or near
New-York City Please address Miss FOS-
TER, 81 Bay-st.. Glens Falls, ". ", stat
ing terms, privileges and references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14
I'm! estate il)aniea.

0IyANTED, REAL ESTATE property
w In PrOoklyr, not far out prefer down
t.wn nj. ~ be- rood Investment for LADY I;
Nh buy at once for cash 4 suited nc
sssnts. Sent full particulars. Mrs. SARAH
RYOE. Nsw-York PestoniSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14

IL ing English and French 10 elderly lady |;
thorough needlewomsn, hairdresser, packer
and traveller; highest references; city or
COUNTRY. Address MAID, 857 4th-sve.,
| between 26th and 26th sts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14

way beautiful patterns In Plush and Wool
Lap Robes, also Harness, saddles,
Brides, Clipping Machines, Harness soaps,
Dressings, Oils and Horse Goods OF every
kind. Send for catalogue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14

-
STTggB DERAkR k Eros Eros MIG MFG. &c. g..
81 MURRAY-ST.
WE WILL SELL AT SACRIFICE
PRicEs,
AS FOLLOWS,
10 MAKE ROOM
FoK OUR REGULA
ANNUAL DISPLAY OF
ANNUAL DISPLAY OF
PATENT sTaFET s sPPRRffNShhLERs:
ONE VERY ZINE CANOPY TOP
oh WIN H eSE;gfD eERF FsEsrf
For 5000. FORMER PRICE s275;
For 500, FORMER PRICE s275; !.
ALSO. TWO FINE
HAND BUFFED
ENAMELED LEATHER,
EXTENSION TOP
CHICAGO CUT-uNDER SURREYS. f.
CHICAGO CuT.vNpER SuREEYs,
fo os s ss ESkMEk PRHeE sssSS
WITH Hh HAh hH SAsA t akh EsSs sRorn.
UPHOLSTERED WITH
FINE CURLED HAIR;
Roth WHEELS,
BOTH WHEELS,
FRONT AND HIND;
FRONT AND HIND;
ALSO VERY FINE LAMPS;
THE THE B BopY Is Low PPoowwSS;;
list list THE s syyspElY
FOR LADIES' USE;
FOR LADIES' USE;
WE HAVE ALSO
WE HAVE ALSO
THREE FINE PHAEToNs.
UPHOLSTERED WITH
FINE CURLED HAIR.
SPRING RACKS
AND
AND
HAND BUFFED
ENAMELED LEATHER TOPS
AT COST.
AT COST.
THEY ARE BARGAINS;
THEY ARE BARGAINS;
OTR OWN MAKE
AND FULLY WARRANTED.
AND FULLY WARRANTED.
eTUDEBAKFR BROS. MFG. CO.,
81 MURRAY-ST.
DOCTORS PHAETON Almost new
~ cost 1926. price 1900; sold for want OF
Use also harness cheap. Inquire at pri-
yase stable, 10 West 44th-st.
HORSES boarded on farm; satisfae tior
H given. Address Box IS. Roselle, n. J
ITO LET-BY the month. new hanson
cab. harness. &C.. the prize winner in
National horse show. G. WADE, stables
TO West 53d-st
WANTED.-A horse TO use for its keep
w ing 70 drive 3 u.ilAs daily to and from
School. Address TEACHER. Box "a. West
brry Station. L. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14

WANTED. boy, 10 IN wholesale dry
| w goods house must r SIDE with paren e..
: Address, stating salary expected. +. U.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14
Brooklyn Real Estat
gouuirp ReaI Gsiaie for Sale


A GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR-Dwellin
"A for sale; land by che acre. or LOT;
houses 10 let, furnished or oniurnisLed.
TUBES & TAYLOR, Eeekman- ST.. N. x
A NV COTTAGE, prlce 81 800, ncipd ns
"A lot 50x200 feet; rms 500 CASH Dasahce
monthly aisty .r wifnn daily IL rs miles from
III cca.mSt,t,on 90 monihiy very healthy
excellent n5ighborbood dol,t pay rent
another month. K L. WoLCofI' OWNER
IrOR SALE.-At Roseile, n. j., valu-
II able property house With IL rooms, IN
perfect order; all modern Improvements
electric light in Al rooms; with ffon tag
TWO acres fne garden. fruit. sc. beautiful
AIDE tr sss [; electric light In maeadamizeo
streets the location frst-class IN every re-
epect: Roselle is only 40 minutes from New.
Yora; ~ trslns 10 And ffoiD New. ork
trains every Is minutes morning and even
iur located on Central Railroad OF n. -,
noted for is superior service; making de.
ss sYS home ioi D. psmifS81P;E aof ssrsyst
rS0g sXIE--8S0 lots with buikhesd
water front on Newtown Creek Suit.
shie Tor manufactures, dwellings, &c
Apply to S. b. sCHIEFEELiS, YSSs
Gsalsoa;sves q A. RArEIfA' i00
EoR sALE-staten Island or 80 h,, Mres,
sites a. hotel. Apply to &. y. ScHiEFrE-
fiV 96s Madisoii-aye.. or A. RAfLLfE'
100 Fuiton-st., n. x. ---.
E0R SALE on monthly payments, A.
"a, dcnot. ii miles from city; 10 trans
sscs WAY daily; commntstion $50 per year
sisc desirable building les money iosnee
fofy building. Address W Is. GRAVE
a.. Hanover Square, N. x. -
n1sSATC, N. J.-viila sites for sale "a
nerect ar mage; fire and police protestIo1
Gsfer: gas; terms easy. AphIAN w.
GE0EMAN q CO., 1,2m BROADWAY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02
".
F>rusy POl~lkie.

Sad przysiegfych W Toru-
niu skaza} rzeznika Gofebiewskie-
60 z Toruniu ia krzywoprzysie.
stwo ma l rok do cuchthauzu i ma
utrate praw honorowych przez 2
lata. Llstowego Ignacago Wilczew-
skiego Z Wroch zkazaf tenze sad
wczoraj W srode ma 1 rok 8 mie-
siecy do cuchhauzu i IA utrate
praw honorowych przez . lata "a
przeniewierzenie pieniedzy, kt6re
mu, jake listowemu, z urzedu by
}y powierzone, a dalei "a fa}szo-
wanie przytem dokumentow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02
Ii.
GaliCYa.
Przemys1 tkochi 10 Galicyi.

Przemyst Mack1 ~ Gdtacy2.
W ubleg}a niedziele odby}o
sic pod przewodnictwem pos}a
Stanis}awa Szczepanowskiego we
Lwowie zgromadzenie celem "a
wiazania Stowarzyszenia pod fir
ma ,,Pierwsze galicyjskie Towa-
rzystwo ola krajowego przemys}u
tkackiego." Jest to w}asciwle roz-
szerzenie tylko ma wleksze roz-
MARY isjniejacego juz- przeds'e-
bierstwa pod firma ,,Towarzystwo
krajowe ola handful i przemys}u."
Przez ~po}aczenie dotychczasowego
Toworzystwa z licznem i zasobnem
W kaplta} ko}em interesent6w z
powlatu krosniehskiego, do kto-
rA CHI przy}aczyli sic zamoznl i llczni
tkacze, powstanle teraz sllniejsze
przedsiebierstwo, kt6re bedzie roz-
porzadzafo cd razu sumo oko}o
$4,000 z}r. kapita}u zak}adowego.
Siedziba spotki bedzie Krosno.
w programme jej Jest dostar-
czanie tkaczonl w%arsztatow popra-
wnych, narzedzi przedzy, urza-
dzanie wiasnych pracowni tkac-
kich, zaprowadzenle W kraju pier
wszej fabrycznej blicharni i apre-
town. p}6cien, a wreszcie bedzie
Towarzystwo utrzymywa}o central
yn sklad pl6cien we Lwowie i wo-
COLE wszelkiemi, prawem dozwo-
lonemi srodkami dazyc ma do pod
niesienla kraiowego przemys}u
tkackiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02
PEACCIE IA WJARUSA
W sprawie procesu
Wadowlckiego.

Olbrzymi ten process ME "a
mule w r6znym stopniu uwa-
gi dziennikow niemieckich;
niektore milcza jak zaklete,
inne polgebklem zaledwie o
MIN wspomina]q.
Podczas ogfoszenia abtu o
skaraenla zydowska Liberal
no" gazeta uBerllner Tage-
blatt", poda wszy streszc1enle
tego aktu, ami sfowem - jak
to pred kilku tygndniaml
podalismy - ME zaznaczy}a,
Re gfownymi i iedynymi her
sztami togo uhandlu 2ywem
miesem" SO 2ydz' - owszem
ME dwuznacznie nawet data
do poznania, BE VIVA spa6a
no ypolska gospodarke" W
Galicyi. Z p's'na tego czerpla
przewazAie gazety PROVINCIAL
ne, to tel ME div, lie zdanie
to obiegfo cafe Nlemcy.
Swoia droga i to JUL wprost,
barllhska National Ztg.", or
gan nam wrogl, poplsaia ME
stwcrzone rzeczy o tym pro-
cesie-giowna wine zwalajac
ma administracya polska
Galley. Gdyby rzecz ME BY
Ia talk josna, moaeby MONA
toczyc sp6r 1 ia polakozercza
gazeta~-ale ME ma nalmnlej.
szej potrzeby. Nowy dow6d
tylko jak ,,bezstronna" jest ia
gazets, gdy chodzi O Pola-
kow lub stosunki polskie W
trzech zaborach. Ola osiagnie.
cha celu dopuszczasie kfamstw
i oszczerstw W imle swego
zbankrutowanego llberalizmu.
,Kreuz Ztg." omawia " Kill.
ku artykulach process waldo
wicki, i ia jedynie wystap'}a
przeciwko zydomi dzleDnlkom
avdowskim, zwracajac uwage
ma to, II ,,Aydowska banda
z}oczyacow" mimo JAYNE do
woody swell why, ME uwa2a
swell sprawy "a stracona, ale
pefna jest otuchy i dobrej ma
dziei.
Gazeta ia przypomina, lie
,,me2owie zaufani" ,,Zwiazku
lzraellckiego" ofarowali komi-
sarzowali policyinemu Stoke
nowi W Krakowie 400 900 mr.,
azeby Gala sprawe zakryf i
trzymaf W %ta)emuicy. Zwiazek
ten majacy stafa swa siedzlbe
W Paryzu, rozporzadzajacy o.
brzymiemi kapitaiami tajneml
wiadomemi, z organ1zacya pra-
wdziwie z%nakomita, sfuay spra-
vie AydowsKiej ma Gale! kull
ziemskiej.
W uslugach tego zwiazku
stoja Gale szereg' plsarzy
chr7esciansklch, kt6rzy wedle
wskazowek 3 ngory" popiera-
ia moralne i materyalne inte-
resa aydow. Ma 2ofdzie Jego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02

Odessy, ktdrzy trudnili sic wywo-
zeniem dziewczat polskich i ~
dowskich do r6znych KRAKOW, uda-
10 sic policyi we Wroclawiu prey
trzymac. Dwole d%ziewciat, ktdre sic
W towarzystwie lch znajdowaiy,
odes}ano do Polskl, a zydzl odsta-
wieni zostali do wiezienia
kluczborsk'ego. Ia czyny swoje ha-
nlebne musl Skorupa II, a Me-
yerowicz 2 lata we wiezieniu po-
kutowaG.
Ma dworcu kolejowym W To-
raoh sta}o sic we wtorek wlelkie
nieszczescle. Poclag przybywajacy
wieczorem, z niezwyk}a szybkoscia
wjecha} ma dworzec; hamulce "a
wholly i ME zdo}ano zatrzymac
poclagu, a ten zerwa} zapore re-
lazna, gdzie sig szyny koncza i
lokomotywa wpad}a do rowu
szosowego, a wagon z weglami /
drugi z towarami wt@oczy}y sic
ma MIA. Maszynista Tondera, pa
LACE Sobik i u~rzednik kolejowy
Seidel zabici zostali ma miejscu.
Podroznym mic sig ME sta}o; albo'
wien wagony osobowe oderwa}y
sic PREY uderzeniu o owa zapore
cofne}y sig. GdybY ME to ME
~szczescie byloby o wiele strasz-
niejsze.
w Raciborzu %przejecha}a ko-
lei W tych dnlach robotnika Za-
jaczka, w Gliwlcach robotnika Go
rzawsklego. Ostatni czas ob6tuie W
rome nieszczesliwc wypadki kole-
jowe tn ma naszym G6rnym Szlas-
ku.
PhACCIE IA WJARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02
$500 NAGRODY!

Or. Humphreya lekurstwa ne
wszelkie choroby MONA dostat "
kazdej apiece. Pc ksiazke o jego
sposobie leczenia pisac pod haste
pujacym adresem'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02

znajduje sic przews&na GEESE
prasy wiedehskiej, ktora-)ak
siusznie zauwaaa ,,Kreuz
Ztg."-stara sic uniewinnic
przestepstwa oskarzonych i
zwalic )e ma ,gospodarke ad-
ministracyjna'f W Galley.
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02

W G6rshu W pow. Babimost-
KEN zagine1a ma dniu 81 listopa
da gospodarzowy St. PletroWsiemu
para konl z "oZem w drablach j
do 80 t.. m. j%eszcze ME odnalezio.
no sprawcdw kradz ley.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02

w Grebocinle zatrudnlone
by}y dwie dziewczyny przestawie-
MEM cegfy W cegielni pana l..
Kupa cegiy zwali}a sic nagle ma
Dokohczenie ma stronie Al.
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III.
". HAS. Pom q

Ia obraze ks ec1a Biamarcka
skazat sad nnowroclawski re-
daktora ,,Glosu Kuja wsklego"
J5zefa Nowakowsk,ego Ma 4
miesiace dodatku do pierwszei
kary, drukarza Jana Slyman
skiego ma rok i 3 miesiace i
autora artykuiu Marcia Poi.
czynskiego ma pol roku VIE
zienia. ,,Glos Kulawski" JUL
ME wychodzi drukiem.
Wyrzyst. DR.. Roman Ko
mierowski nabyl Cd Niemca
Kegla wies Wymy~fowo maja.
ca 700 morg rozlegfosci
Che}mce. Dnia / b. m. umarl
s. p. Wtadysfaw Gajewski,
rzadca d6br W Gtebokiem.
Mleleszyn, stacya ma kolel re-
laznej gniezniehskonakielskiej,p rze-
chrzcono ma Melschln. Urzad po-
cztowy W tel samej wsi bedacy
~pozosta} PREY starej nazwieMieleszy.
ma. Rugowanie starych naszvch
nazw coraz wiekszy zamet sprawiac
bedzie. Mielzyn tez pr~zechrzcono
ma Mielschln: llez to teraz list6w
b}akac sic bedzle pomiedzy MEL
shinem' a Mielschinem." Niemcy
zadaja, ably tax Mielzynowl iak
Mieleszynowi zupefnie odrebne
madame navy; moze znow jaki au..
hof.. thai.
w KrzywiniI umarf dnia 4
grudnia s. p. Teodor Czamahski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02

W 81 roku zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02

-Folwark Jedzlonek W po-
wlecie czfuchowskim, kt6ry komi-
sya kolonizacyJna pred roklem
kuplfa cd PiekarsNiego, rozparce-
lowano ne 7 parcel, z kt6rych 6
kupili sasledni ch}opi. Przez to
Nlemcow ME przyby}o, lyle tylko,
re wiecej ziemi dosta}o sic W re-
&C niemieckjch chfopow, dawno'
juz tam siedzacvch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02

v Poznaniu odebra}o 43 k}e-
ryk6w z~esz}ej niedzieli 4 nizsze
%swiecenla Z rak ks. Biskupa Lii
kowsklego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02

Dyrektorem glmnazyum W Sre-
mie zamianowanorektor progim.
nazyalnego z Kepna DIR. X. R.
Martina.
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z Myslowic telegrafuja do ga
zety ,,Pcst", re ME sprowadzanie
wieprzowlny, lecz przewozenie wne.
trznosci z wleprzY z Kr6lestwa Pol
skiego jest niedozwolonem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02
NAJLEPSZE ZDROWlE!

Dr.. E. G. WESTA SRODEK
Ma NERWY MOZG, gwar"nto
wane tajemnicze lekarstwo M ny
sterya, zawrot W g!owic, konwul-
sye, mrukliwosc, nerwowa newrml-
gia, Dol gfowy. nerwowa prastru-
eva, pochodzaca z u&ytku ak oho-
lu lub tabakl, bezsennosc, PREY
g%neblenie u,nysfowe, rozmiekcze-
ME mozgu, prowadzace d" obtaka
MIA, i do ~nieszczescia, rozpaczv
smierci - powodujacc rychie re
starzenie sic, niepfodnosd, ntrate
SHY II obojga pfei, mimowolne u.
ptawy i chorobe zwana Sperma
thorrhoea, bedaca skutkiem mad
uzycla mozgu, samogwaltu i in
nych tajny CHI %grzechow. Ka&de pu.
dcfko zawiera porcya M jeJen ME
STAG. 500 podefko, lub 8 pudeiek
"a $500.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02
FANNY!

Jezeli pragniecie
nahyc dobra farme W
okolicy lesistej lub
prerowej, z gruntem
4atwym do uprawy a
p%rodukujacym obj
c;e wszelkle rodzaie
sprzetu; z%jeziorem,
strumieniem lub ar
tezyjska studnia wy
bornej woody, z wygo-
damn zelaznych kolei,
szkofy, koscioia, ryn-
kow, pod %nadzwyczaj
%dogodnemi warunka-
mi i cenami ola re-
%czywistych osadni-
kow, piszcie do:
j.
Land Commissioner of The St. Paul
Minneapolis Dc Manitoba R'y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02
WlESCI
Z Polskiej OJczyzny.
ZiemIe POlskiepOd Ia.
bOrem m O~SkieWskim

Wdzieczny podrd&ny. Do WACO
nu II klasy ma stacy Ostrowlec
W Kr6lestwie Polskiem wsiad} ia
kls ubogi zydek bez biletu i
umiesci} sig skrycie pod }awka, a
wsp6}wyznawcy obstawili 60 tho
mokami; konduktor ME spostrzegf,
a pociag ruszy4. l by}by ow zy-
dek dojecha} ma miejsce, gdyby ME
ia okollcznosc, re odwdziecza]ac
sig "a okazana zyczllwosc, zaczy-
nal rozrzynac t}omoki i zabierac z
mich co sic da}o. Zydka obito "a
to porzadnie i wyrzucono z WACO
nu ma najblizszej stacyi.