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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29

News reached here Of . most
horrible ana . strange occurrence,
which took place some miles out
in the country q day or two ago.
A colOred woman gave birth to .
most strange and beastlike crea-
ture. 1t Is said that those present
were SD much Mortified and fright
ened nj the strange and inhuman
appearance Of It. that they took
to their heels, leaving the mid
wife alone. WIN was fcarfully
scratched and otherwise bruised
BY the beastlike creature. Those
Who fed frUm its horrible pres.
ence left the door open, through
which 1t mapaged to make ito e.
cape. with midwife in hot pursuit,
who followed It until il disappeared
ON . full run ir tlse woods. 1t in de-
scribed 10 having cat-like claws.
with head like \ bear. Long red
hair covered is entire body, and
It had . tail like u monkey
Bunkee Blade.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29

SO REwARD.-Lost Aug. II,
1891, on the Lee Road, between
Doughty Chapel and Judge Thomp-
sons rice field, A Lady's Open Face
Gold Watch. The finder will please
return the same to Mr.. Hardy H.
Smith and receive the above re-
ward.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29

The Lottery School Fund Of
$3.50, 900 will be distributed &C.
cordirg +" the number Of children
t~5m 6 to Is years Of age. The
latest enumeration was 369, 900 for
the State. and 1876 for this parish.
In 1895 these numbers, increased
10 per cent, will be about 406, 900
for the State, and $500 for St.
Tammany parish, which would
make ITS dividend $1,000.
OF the $3.50, 900 which the Lot
terry will pay to the General Fund,
it is highly probable that the great
er part will be paid out bv the Cen
eral Assembly for schools, 5000. 900
At least, which would give 80 cents
more for the tuition Of every child
and $1,000 to ST. Tammany.
With receipts more than double.
it is evident that twice the amount
Of school work can be done. Twen-
ty more schools conld be establish
ed and all could Keep open seven
months, with better salaries for
teachers. After bringing school
privileges within the rea'i' Of all
the children of ST. Tammany. what
ever sum that might be left could
be very appropriately employed i"
building school houses. The effect
wonld be felt at once. The zeal Of
capable teachers would be stimu-
lated by good wages and prolonged
employment. With the longer
school terms would be kept alive
the interest of the children In their
books. which Is apt to die out when
vacations last tw0-th,rds Of the
year.
Our receipts from present re-
sources win probably he increased
several hundred dollars In the next
four years, but without the Lottery
FUND they would remain insufficient.
No increase in the rate OF taxation
will be made unless inevitable, the
present high rate being as much as
taxable property can well bear.
The voters Of st. Tammany are
not going to forget what they owe
to the rising generation. The boys
and girls Of to-day are to be the
citizens, parents, voters and tax
payers Of another era not far OF.
They must not be cheated out Of
their right 70 primary education.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29
CAMP NETTING.

The Fifth Annual Camp Meeting
will open at the st. Tammany
Camp Grounds. at German Settle.
ment, on Friday, the 18th Of Sep
tember.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29
LIST OF laliaes

LIST Of LISTERS
Reoatntng In the Covingsoo. La Post.
once Friday. AaR. q. lUol:
1aadanaqail Alice Rsyfosd b Aiss
brown Wm spencer m
IAabeoheimlp G 3 Swsn TO
ReaoegR Il Mr.
Pessoos calling fog The saae viii
plsass say advestissd.
4 tse q one cent additional postage u
required On al Advertised Letters.
II not called i"e in shirty days fsoa.
date. the above letters vii b seot 10
he Dead Letter O0c<.
CuAa. hEsu1z, p. n,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29
Pursuant to the resolutions adopt

Pursuant to the resolutions adopt
cd at the Farmers Alliance meeting
1t Fort Worth, the committee ap-
pointed to arrange for . general
meeting Of Alliance men who are
opposed to the schsming politicians
Who have taken possession OF It for
their own ends, have designatsd 81.
Louis And September Is. The
committee have issusd IN address
defining the objects In view and de-
aouncing tie Ooals platform and
Wild schemes that have completely
cAAags4 IL oljsst to- witch ~
Alliante ~ Originally bssos1.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29

Just one year ago last Tuesday,
the 95th inst. our new Town Hall
was dedicated With imposing cere-
monies, and now We wonder how
We ever got along without it.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29
The concert last Saturday night,

The concert last Saturday night,
for the benefit of the Catholic
Church Building Fund, was largely
attended, and was a highly enjcra-
BILE affair. We have not space to give
. detailed account, bat must say
all who participated acquitted them
selves in . most charming manner,
and we'll merited the continued ap-
plause Of the delighted audience,
We cannot refrain from making
special mention Of the fine rendi-
tons Of Mrs. James w. Mott, whose
exquisite voice and graceful execu-
ton fully sustained her enviable
reputation ~ . vocalist Of remarka-
bly, fine talent and charming pres-
ence. The Quartette Club, under
the leadership Of Prof. Hsnno J.
Deiler, was also very fine, and their
productions were highly appreci-
ated. The mandolin solo, BY Miss
Bessie Flower, violin solo, by Mr..
Max. Landry, and the vocal and
Instrumental selections by Mrs. C..
v. Labarre. Mrs. F. Ogilvie, Miss
Margot Roubion aud Miss NJ. Fuqua,
we're delightfully."- rendered and CALL
ed for encvres. After the concert
the refreshment tables we're we'll
patronized, and many Joined in the
merry dance. The whole affair
was . decided success, and no
doubt . good sum was raised for
the church.
Our Texas correspondent, ''B.
b." don't appear to know much
about the summer climate OF Cow
ington. He refers to the warm
weather We have here at this sea-
son, while ut the same time We
we're setting his letter in type with
. hot fire in the office stove and the
doors and windows closed, and that
in the month Of August. II he
would come here and see how nice
and cool it is, be would change his
mind about our climate, and not
waste any more sympathy on u.
With fires aud thick clothes ir
August. We are not suffering any
from the heat.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29

We learn that there b . move
ment on foot to organize . Confed
crate Veterans Association in this
parish. There are quite . number
Of veterans here, and it IL surpris-
ing to % that they have not form
ed An association long ago, - has
been done Ill over the South, and
perpetuate the memory Of the heroic
deeds in which they participated in
s'the days that tried mems souls.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29

DE-. L. 4. Child. atlants. Ga, writes:
'wn. Ssaloek. living on my ptao-
had On uRly running vlcss On his arm
which ordinary remedies filled to COO.
troll. A. = lase resort placed him oa .
uss Of b. b. y. aa.l The ulcer beeaa h,
heal At 0aee. anil effected an eatire cur~,
L n . remedy veil worthy Of coaa.
lence."
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29

SrRATED.-A small gray mare.
Suitable reward. See advertise
mAnE
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29

Our Clerk Of Court, Mr.. F. B.
Martindale, and wife, are enjoying
themselves ut Lookout Mountain.
See communication In another COL
umn.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29

Our neighboing town Of Madi-
sonville Il busy place at present,
with several new boats being built,
and others on the dock for repairs.
The game law for this parish pro-
vides that the hunting season shall
commence on the 18th Of October
and end on the 18th Of April Of each
wear.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29

Our correspondents are liberal
with their favors this week. Read
them Ill.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29

There will be some charming
singing by charming singers to-
night in the Gypsy Encampmant.
Don't miss Il.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29

A garden party at Vaudeville,
for the benefit of the Catholic
Church, lasting three days, real
lied tS7S,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29

ENrRRrATNlGRNr.-r Amalxamated
Educational Club win give IN entertain
ment ut their Hall, for the benefit Of
the school, on Friday evening, Sept.
eth, commencing It 8 o'clock. The
programme win be - follows:
I. JOHN SArrH-Comedy, In one oct.
Old John Smith ..... L. A. Geisslef.
Young John Smito. ....-..W. Gunther.
Ton ftrktno ...........J. T.. frelOe0.
T1bbets .................. -. L. Cole.
Boy .................E Frank Mendow.
Lydia .............A Miss Nay Gsnther.
Mary Jane. 1880 4rs. Meyer.
Landlady. ........ Miss Annle Norman.
2. DIMK S0-Af farce n oae oct.
Dr.: Pnls.riick, (aa expsrinsntias
doctof,) ...................v. BAN.
Wilhelm, e funny Dstchnen.l
........ ;. &C. SchirA.
r. s1::.S e. l1,.A... subject x: e
II addition to The above there win b
reeitatious, sketches, &c.
Dancing TIN daylight. AAnissioa, =
- 80 oAck Ac1Es
01O06S E101 SisTznA
8 S
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29

The resolutions of the farmers alli-
ance speak Of the democratic party
~ ''that ONCE spotiess organization
which 50 sought to promote the in
terest Of the whole people," and in
the same breath ind0rses Mr..
Adams - . true and tried demo-
crat. pledging him their support ~
= democratic candidate for govern
or. Since when has the Democrat.
ic party ceased to be spollsss. and
since when has it ceased 10 promote
the interest Of the whole peo-
pie? The principles Of the
party are Interchangeable aud are
better calculated to insure the lib
critics, Happiness and prosperity Of
the people than any other ever
devised. hut what right has an
oathbound secret society composed
Of people Of Ill political parties.
to judge Of anybod.'s democracy,
aud what right has il 10 assume to
dictate the nominations and policy
Of the party that it condemns and
villifies ?.-Telegraph Bulletin.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29
MORE MONEY WANTED.

The people Of the State ought to
take the Lottsrv franchise. not
alone or altogether because they
need Il. bat because It rightflily
belongs to them. It Il . large
business carried on under the pro-
lection Of the State, and ought to
pay . proportionste license or tax.
the same . al other kinds Of bust.
ness are required By law to pay.
The State collects about $500: 900
in such licenses each year. and
there h no reason why It should not
receive three tunes a. much, which
one business alone will cheerfuily
and punctually pay. $3.50, 900
. year 10 % much as the Stale
would get in taxes on 1920, O0o. 900
OF taxable property. II the State
was ont Of debt, with perfect levces,
complete provision for public insti-
tutions, and an adequate system Of
free schools, there would still he
no reason why the additional rcve-
nue. should be refused, 80 long as
any tax at all Is paid.
Yet there is urgsot need for more
money. Our public schools are in
. crippled condition. There are
S69, 900 children in the State, from
s to Is year, old, end f.r lees than
half Of them attend any public OF
private school whatever.
Take our own parish, for exam
pie. In 1889 We had 1906 children
enrolled IN IS public schools. The
enumeration was 25OS. ('rhc EMU
useratiOn for 1883 was 3O75.
There were 1913 pupils taught in
private schools, leaving 1000 OF
more who did not attend school at
all.
Our p white schools for 79l pu-
pills were taught . little over five
months. The Is cclored schools
for SIS pupils were taught four and
. half mouths. The teachers were
paid $27 per month, the payroll
amounting to S4655.
Onr reCeiNtA we're:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29

STRAYED.

Prom ~ plscs. at che Osenaa Get.
eIsasoA ebeat sssg nsashe go, . snolQ
0my 0aye. bSaaded. 4 e0il.bjo -.
1asd vtll - psid Ses into soAGieo len e
atis o1BeA - = hsg wbee saboata.
O. D. NAY.
Ioo oAGs-A ans yoang Jee1sy mn
CIV - eo4. Rsreocelt eDuGis. -.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29

Several bales Of new cotton came
In this week.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29

Don't fail to attend the Girsy
Encampment tonight.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29
McRNEEY rs TIiEJE cl:ClCE

L
The follow ing extracts frcm eur cx.
changes isdicase tbs, EA-Eov. ). u,
McEnery IL the right nan to lead the
Democratic hosts to victor. In ,lc A..
proachlng campaign, II &c VII consent
70 serve;
Democratic Review,
II their true and tried friend and
leader, s. u, McEnoFy, will consent to
serve the people and the State again,
There will form around him = phalanx
before which the open or covest oppo-
neuts OF the Democratic party, aud -.
81 ants Of its principles, will BE- swept
Say like chat before the autumn
finds.
L.afvurche Comet;
II seems probable thst should Gov,
Nc Emery consent TO leave the Supreme
Judeshlp, he will have formidable
strenxth before the Democratic nomi.
mating convention. Adams, who Il
called tho sycamore OF the feliciauas,
had better sezsy his branches, or they
may drop OIL BY AcEnery storm.
Alexandria Democrat;
The Attakapas vindicator has boosted
the name Of Samuel ID. McEnery, that
pure patriot, state1nasu, and best Chief
Executive Louisiana ever had, ~ it.
choice In the coming election.
NAtchifochcs Review,
II your Uncle Sam accepts and comes
down from the Rench, these sslatter day
saints" will get some useful infOrma.
ton about Democracy aud ssaich like"
| In this scramble for Ofl1ce he Is no Ali.
auce man; be n no Lottery man; he Is
/, . Democrat, pure and indebted. Take
your choice. Adams the combine pro.
geny, or McEnery, the Democrat.
Acadia Sentinel,
Statoamen are scattered thrOughOut
Louisiana, from one end to the other,
and are 10 b found every few feet ell
over the land, but to our mind no ono
Il more eminently gifted for the high
ONCE Of Governor than 3. d. McEnery.
st. Landry Advocate:
Mr.. MciInery was the Lest Governor
this State has had for the past twenty
years.
Crowley Signal:
McEnery-knowu as the Leyee Gov.
ernor-gave ~ good Democratic Cd.
ministration when In the gubernatorial
ONCE before, and there II no doubt hut
what be would discharge his duties ably
again II he II chosen the staudard.bear.
er Of the Democratic rarty In the next
campaign.
Carroll Democrat:
The welkin viii ring with the joyous
echo Of that much cherished name, S.
d. McEnery, when the shouting time
comes.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29
S. D. McEnery,
OF OUACHITA.
WEATHER REPORT.

WEATHER REPORT.
For the week ending Aug. e:
Max. Mn.
30. IS a
IL. % "a
II. N 20
n. % u
"a. % u
Ss................ 80. IS Sd
Average temperature, 1854
Rainfall, trace.
ALEX. BAND. Observer.
Vaudeville Station, La,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-08-29

Only three more days till the oys.
ter season opens.
The advocate., 1891-03-11
every state west of

for
and firm
wondpo ngur to the wear
The advocate., 1891-03-11
PERFECT COMFORT. AND HONEST SERVICE

All who appreciate such garments land who does nOtD should remem-
ID buying overa Pants Shirts Lined Duck Denim Clothing
has the Mcdonald ticket guarantee Of the best value for the money
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
KS. JAKIMOWICZ
w HegewislR, Hi.
Hegewlsh, s Marca.

Polacy zamieszkali W Hege-
wish naleza do psrafii sw. J6zefa,
lecz ME polskIej, tylko irland-
sklei.
Proboszcz irlandski ks. Sulli-
van ~zaprosif Wlel. ks. r.. Jaki--
mowicza Z Elba, Nebr., by raczy1
mu pomddz zaspokolc potrzeby
duchowne Jego polskich pa~rafang
KS. Jak1mowlcz przybyf do
mas "a lutego, i Z Bog1em praco-
wal mad dobrem dusz naszych do
Marca. Praca jego W winnicy
Pahskle] trwa}a Cd & rano az do
pofnocy dIuaej. Czasem mleNaf
pc 3 kazan1a dziennie.
Przez te kilka dni, ktore W1el.
ks. Jaklmowicz Il has bawi}, przy-
sposobif do sto}u Pahskiego oko-
10 300 wlernych Polak6w l Pc.
lex,
Prey zakonczenlu n~abozenstwa
udzieli} nam bfogos}awienstwa i
~zagrzewa} do ml}osci ~nieszczesli-
wei polsklej ojczyzny; wreszeie
zaintonowa} ,,Dobra noe, gfowa
swieta" i t. d,
W imieniu ~wszystkich roda-
kow, zamieszkafych W Hegewish,
ILL.,, skfadamy mu s%tokrotnie sta
ropolskle bog zaptad", zyczac,
ably go Bog iaknajdfuzej zachowaf
przY dobrem zdrowiu.
Rowniez dziekujemy naszemu
mlejscowemu probosz czowi, re po.
staraf sic 0 TAX sIodka Ola dusz
naszych pocleche.
H. T. SERKOWSKI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
Ola Minneapolis.

Idawalo sic pred niejakim
czasem, 2e cenzor ZwiazkI N.
N. P. p. Gryglaszewskl ohra-
zony i bardzo dotknlety prze-
blegiem procesu HeiIperna,
sam pocznie publIczn'e n2aIac
sic mad wybrykiem losu; lie
poda Jake wytiumaczenie lub
wyjasnlenie nieuowodzenia
swego w LutYm os}abi przy-
czyne kompromitacyi, Ocze-
kiwania zawlodfy, DO nacia
gniety cleszy sic dobsem zdro-
WIEN i odpowlednlm apetytem
a CO lepsze, zapomniaf wlernej
kopli swego zywota W sadie
przytocZoneJ.
Powiada]a: diva razy ME
plsze sic REGISTER, vice i
myslec ME me- 0 czem, chyba
lie kto z dobrodusznosci wy
reczy. Jakoz nadspodziewanIe
znalazf sic gotow do zastep-
silva ,,lakrYmarz" (placzka
rodzaju meskiego) kt6ry wniosi
skarge przeclw niesprawlejli
wosci, chcac Cenzora polurze-
downle zrehab,luowac.
Me mozemy ME podziwiaG
ofarncscl osobiste], II. Re "a
miast Grygli innemu sic ma
place zebralo ola tych samych
motywow; prawdzlwe tylko
bohaterstwo mole sic ma 20
dobne czyny zdobyc.--Wiec
sprawl ubita, iednego c~zesali a
drugi z bolu skrzeczai.
Nlby lamenty W LcAu pc.
chodza z tkliwosci serca q
moze z porekl posZkodowa
nego ma honorze, poaiewa3
bazgrac sic samem pc gaze
tach ME wypada, leplej wie'
iezel, zazaIenie wyszio Z oboe
reki. Sromotny luty, ma dlug(
utkwisz " panied, oby tylk'
Wrzesien ME chciaf Gle nasla
dowac!
Jak TAX dalej poldzie, t.
Cenzor przestalie wnet v
swYch mowach patryotycznycl
giestow a ida ten cieaar n'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

drugiego. W lynn raz'e Dol
plerslowy ustapi a rotor jako
wynalazca sposobu m6wienla
robo,a sktadana, moae mozs
i patent dostaEle Toz I"
znown bedzie cos n"wea", gd>
jeden Zacznle mow,c u Il lsga
rekami machac kre 6 gIoN4
i po airysku DC ,nes 1a :"
plesG, o zgrcnadz~ '.ach sc
trzeba iuz w>p"m'n"c ze
natlok bqdz'e mozs" pr@ew..
dzlec. Process Hrllperna d
]edne] strony otuSn'N"i Glnwe
zwiazkowa, az lnnrj "b"cuia
move korzyscl, uowY honor,
imle ftp, akcyde"st.
Pfaczka nlecha} aaIej zawo-
dzi wolf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

przeclea traflli sic oponenci l
CT przeszkodzili cafemu szczu
ciu.
Teraz wierzymy mocno w
patryotyzm Grygli, DO tel to
jest cos osobilwszego, zatem
pojdzle rownlez IA wystawe
do Chicago, 8 dobre listy
pochwalne Ia odwage. Bo
prose- k"go. czy ME potrze-
ba bNio sic cenzoruwl napoclG,
kiedy pedzlf z jednego do
druglego mle]sca GAIA paka
denrncyauy,?
Fortuna IN 10t0 stat - t. /.
Frank stanal "a warstat i
Me ME w%ypro>li.
W sNej obrome zas, tax
ostro wyslepuje przec.w szczu
Gu Lgdzie jakie?] gromi iaje,
a zapomnial nleoorak o swo,
lch p;elgrzymkach powv2
szej sprawie. Ia prawde, kto
]ak kto, ale cenzor pr1ysparza
Z%wiaakow, honoru, 90 taxi
gollat W blaszaaym paucerzu,
w hefmie i 2 rozklem etc.
rzuca sic III. malego z braci
i chce so zluslc! Chvba sam
Mars wen wstapll ii Minerva
nak1anIa1a do walll q patry-
otyzmu.
Ale gol1at pono wrocif
bez gfowy do domu, no py.
TAME teraz, czy Cenzor tak2e
swoie W jes'en' zgubl? Cos
sic swiecj.
Ma konlec dodajemy Ieszcze
slow pare, kt6re ulge sprawia
Breakdown, lezeli zacni lego
s~przymIerxehcy zanuca piesn
prZy ako,nDanlamencle:
Grajcle zwlazkowe organy,
Mech brzmi Geese chwa4a ola
(Grygli,
DO "a Dol plersi 1 rany
P%orzadnle 60 przeclez ostrzygll!
PKACCIE IA WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
PtACCIE IA
P0lncY w DakOcie.

W Mimic, W P6lnocne] Da.
kocie, wybranl zostali ma urzedni-
k6w gminnych:
5 uperw izorzy.
FIR. Kiedrowsk (chairman);
AndrzeJ Mask
MARGIN Gornowicz.
A ASSESSOR: Teodor Wysocki.
K asyer: Wilhelm Kamrowski.
Clerk: Mel McMurchle.
D ozorcy r6g 6:
Jan StomInsk1
Franciszek Tandeckl.
r QUO e i:
Albert Babihski.
Sedzlo vie pokoju.
Teodor WYsocki,
Mel McMurch1e.
K q b | e.
Jozef Osowski.
James Shepperd.
Tax pomysIny ola Polak6w
" Mimic wynik wyborow jest do
WOODEN, re tam PoIacy wielkie
maia znaczenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
PEHsE H a WI.
PnlcLa nc,

Polska osada Perham POLO
iona jest W MISUNDERSTANDING
Mlnnesocie, W powlecle Otter Tail
mad kole]2 zelazna Northern
Pacific, wychodzacq d w,elkiego
mlasta st. Paul, Mimi, a kohcza-
cy sic az W wodach NORA spo.
kojnego, PREY mlescie Portland,
Oregon.
Zlemia tam u%rodzajna i wy
dale obfitv plon wszelkiego rodza-
Ju zboza. So tam take duze, rybne
Jezlora.
Polsklch family jest tam
przeszio 70, trudnlqcych sic pc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
PtACCIE IA
ZaWiadomienie.
Minneapolis. d. 10 marca 1891
kocEanv RedaKtorze!

Minneapolis, q. lO marca 1891
kocEanv RedaKtorze!
Ma wyra2ne zadanie mo,ch
adwokat6w, cofam nlniejszem
dokonczenie rozprawy .. t.
MOI stosuLek do FIR. Gr."
Sprawl moja, ktora W
Swletn'a rozegra sic pred
kratkami sqdu, wy)asnl ten
stosunek Iep,ej i d o bitnie j.
Adwokaci moi pie zycza soble
zatem, bym przedwczesnie CO.
kolwlek W tel mlerze rozgfo-
sit.
W padziei, lie So. Pan "a
dose uczynisz mo]el prosb'e,
poZostale
z sZacunklem
Leon Hellpe1m.
%, N, d. 5th Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
CT zostali PIP. Kucielskl, St. SEA.
franski i n. SmOlarek.

CT zostali PIP. Kucielskl, St. SEA.
franski i T. Smolarek.
PIP. Kuciclski Szafranskl be-
d9 W naszei polskiej orkiestrze
plerwszymy skrzypkami Cprimo),
PIP. T. Smolarek l l.. Etter die
rye beda drugle skrzypce.
P. Kfosinski, bas
j. Grzechowiak, klarnet /.
J. Szymborski, kornct /.
st. Cienkowski kernet II.
j.. Wltucki trombor (tenor).
Wszyscy c! panowle doskonale
graJa ma swoim instrumental, to
tez MONA sic spodziewac, re "a
raz pc WieIkanocy polska orklestra
sprawl nam niespodzlanke j zam-
knle szerokie geby szczekaczom,
kt6rzy n!eraz wobec mnonarodow-
COW walczyll przeciw polskiemu
spiewowi i muzyce. TIE zie jezykl
wfasnie najwiecej pobudzaja do
pilnosci naszych splewakow i mu.
zykusdw. Kto przybedzie ma
lekcya, przekona sic o ich gorli-
wosci i zadziwi sic, re W tax
krotklm czasle lyle postapili.
Przyjaclel Spiewu muziki
M. RACZYKOWSKI
33 Beck Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
ZAPiSUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
I PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

hr2za tn pogfoski o zaloze-
niu novel polskiel parafi, 0 bu-
dowie kosciofa i szkofy polskiej,
W dniu l Marca odby}o swe
mles'eczne zebranle Towarzystwo
spiewu muzykl-M onluszko.
Lokal Towarzystwa znaJduje sic u
p. Zwoliiskiego, pod Mr.. S34 S.
Front ulicy.
Jake nowi czionkowle przyie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

zycie ma dworcu kolejowym.
Koszta pogrzebu pokryli roda-
cy, z%robiwszy skladke. Tutej,
say P'zwaciel Ludu tax OPP,
sule osla,me chw1le niesz:ze-
sllwej: P" 20 godzinnym
pobycie na Stocyi koIejowej
wyczerp'no ca1ego zapasu
cierpliw"sci, popros1a poll
cyanta IA mig uiowek.
Otrzymawsay HAWAI- olowka,
udata >'a DO umywalni dam
skleL gdzje "a poznie} niezywa
znaleNono, Il ?rzy niej kartke
. naplsem:: ,,Prosze zatelegra-
fowat:: Odebraiam sobi4 zycle,
DO uc'e!.l odemn'e W drotze.
Emma Bloch. Aires: Wro-
dnowski we Warszawie, utica
Wopolska Mr., Sc, Mr.. mles1
kama l2,-Medallk srebny.
zna'ez'ony ma pierslach lei
2WfoS, zawlera ma lednej stro-
NE w'zerunek Matkl Boskle1
Czestcchowskle], ma drugiej
sw. Jozefa Z naplsem: Sly
Jozetie:: cplekuj sic nami-co
jest dowodem wvznania
katollckiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

cia2 one robla setki i tysiace
dolarow.
Ale zdale sic. &e tegi pie
ter zagladnaf do biura centra.
low zwiazkowych, DO jak MOI.
ia drzec prawie do skory!?