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THE ARIZONA FLOODS.
Reports Of Great Loss Of Life Unconfirm,
and Discredited.

Reports Of Great Lose of Life Unconfirnsed
and Discredited.
YunA, ARz.. March 2.-The river has fallen
TO almost the level Of the water before the last
food. News from the valleys says that every
thing il under water and much destruction
TO property resulted. The Gila river
changed its course in several places AT Gila
City the railroad track was covered for
miles by water ten feet deep. The statement
is made that the stories Of great loss OF life
here are untrue. One man is 50 far known 10
have been drowned. Reports of death Of others
in the valley are reported. but not yet con-
frmed.
MiRIooPA, AR1z., March Mail sdvices
from Phoenix dated February ~ says: The
second rise in the Salt river yesterday vss
several inches higher than the last one.
Phoenix or Tompe had no material damage
done them. The Mormon settlement Of Lehi
is nearly destroyed The bridge st Florence
il washed away and the town ID supposed 70 be
flooded Thirty miles Of the Southern RneiRc
track west Of Aaricopa b under water"
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Rspsr6 Rsssivsd by tire ulinsis "a xnAanns
Agr1cutarn1 Boards-
IsDIAxAroLm. IxD, March 2--Advic.s ~
ceivsd BY TIE state board Of sgricultuys indi-
cate that he growing wheat crep has not un-
dergone amy material change. and he prospsrs
for more than IN average crop ID ths most has-
tsring for several ysarA The warm, wss vssshsr
hes been favorable 70 . luxurians erovth. end
The roots are believed 70 be sul1cisoty veil pro-
present month.
eRzuovrnD, La, MarcA A-Ths Ospars-
Deut of Agriculture = without su1An5ta1io
reports - 70 the oonditfon a uinesr vhsax -
from tnfegua1ioa fron fsw localitiss escre-
su1ss11 an1srisn5 ho9 irosc1ter fsssziae.
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PERsoNAL.-Capt. j. E. Smith Of 1886 18th
street northwest is confined to the house by ILL.,
ness.--W. L. Marcy of Buffalo, Leonard NJ.
Ridgway Of Brooklyn, ]. s. Robinson of St.
Paul. j. H. Todd of Scotland and Percival F.
Smith of Boston are at the Arlington-R. w.
Stevens of Honduras. ID. Webster King of Bos-
ton and: K. Lippmann of Pittsburg are at the
Normandie.-Hon. Clayton F. McMichael, ex-
marshal Of the District Of Columbia, Charles
L. Borie, jr., of Philadelphia and Major Magin-
mis- Of New York are at Chamberlin's s.-Hon.
Sherman Hoar of Waltham, Mass, ex-Secre-
tary VIM. +. Villas and VIM. P. Randall, q. 4.
n, are at wor%ley's.11-,Hon: Fben
rill Of phiiadelphia, and L. T. Mason a. Of New New
York are at Welcker rs.--George Dickinson,
jr., and ]. ]. Starrow of Boston and J. +. Muir.
head Of London are at the Riggs.-Hon. Vicent
A. Taylor Of Bedford, Ohio, George Sulley Of
Boston, James Massey, o. s: A., and n g. De-
4. Morris of Oakland, CAL, Maj. Jno. Lovejoy of
Galveston and Newton B. Chester of Kansas
City are at Willards-A. H. Fitzgerald, Syl-
yester Bosch and J. Z. Murray, Carleton Opera
Company. George c. Boyd Of Philadelphia,
H. Bacon Of Lowell Mass. W. A.
Watts Of Connecticut, L. C. Walker of south
I. G. Anderson of Chicago, o. F. Knapp and
John W. 0'Brien Of Auburn, N. T., and W. A.
A. w.>Alien of Athons, Ohio, ]. M Care Of
st. Louis and e. B. Mayrots of New York are
at the Fredonia.-Mr. J. NJ Dearing of SIS II
street. northwest returned from Leesburg this
morning: leroy Neale Of chetopa. Kan. o.
Miller Of Virginia and J. Thompson Of Bucy-
rus Ohio, are at the National
John L. n. Irby Of South Carolina, W. +.
Hair Of Chicago, w. W. Larkin Of Lynchburg
and A. B Buchanan and a: J. Nay. IT,, Of vir-
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How II 10 Hoped to End the Chicago Lake
Front Controversy.

CHICAGO, March Am ordinance has been
prepared for introduction in the city council
which, it is hoped, will settle the fight over
Lake Front Park. in which the government
the city, the Illinois Central Railroad Company,
the worlds fair and the abutting property own
ers are more or less interested. The ordinance
provides for the removal Of the Illinois Central
tracks TO o point 200 feet east of Michigan
avenue and the erection of a wall between them
and the park, high enough to conceal Its cars.
This will not obstruct the view of the lake from
the park. The parkway is to be extended to
22d street and South Park avenue connecting
with il there, to be converted 70 a boulevard
running to jackson park, where the fair n 70 be
held.
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AcTs APPRovED.-The President has ap-
proved the act in regard to the selection Of
lands for educational purposes; the ac. for the
relief of J. P. Downing, teller in the Boston
subtreasury, and large number of private
pension bills, including that for the benefit of
Gen. w. J. Landrum and that for the widow
of Mai. Jas. S. Peck. The act for the relief of
A. J. McCreary and the act granting a pension
to Frederick B. Sells have become laws with
out the Presidents signature. .
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THE Presidents CALLERS this morning were
Senators Wilson, Evarts, Davis. Allen, Spconer,
and Pierce, Justice Harlan, Representatives
Wickham, Gear, Dolliver, Hopkins Comstock,
Hall, Haugen. Grain, Lansing and Owen and
Representative-elect M. N. johnson.
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MOVEMENT OF SrLvER.-The issue Of stand
ard silver dollars from the mints during the
week ended February 20 was 1856. .255. The
issue during the corresponding period of last
year was S305, 569. The shipments of fractional
silver coin during February amounted to $420, :
TQ0
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EVERY TRUCK FARMER

RI HAVE LATELY TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
~ the following well-known pianos, which
have entireiy overhauled and which will offer
stock
7-octave square Miller piano. no.......,...,....,. aa0
1-octaye square Guild piano. ................ l25
1-octave square Chicse ering piano. o........... 17j
octave square grana Weber piano. 200
7-octave upright T. Gabler Bro. piano, nearly
new s>sU
hogsny lused three monthsl 45o
mahogany lused six monthsJ -
ioctave upright Sterling piano,
Sold on easy monthly installments and reasonable
cash payments. No interest charged ii nstalInsnts
are paid promptly. Il. 4. DROOP,
mh2-W 9a5 Pennsylvania ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-02

SECRETARY PRocToR spent several hours at
the Capitol today looking after the passage Of
the army reorganization bill and the act to
provide for the government exploring expedi-
ton to Alaska.
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OF THE GREAT FALLS ICE
COMPANY.
9s4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

Tho GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY beg
leave to announce that their supplies Of ice re-
Gently housed at Pittston and at South Gardiner
on the Kennebec river. Maine. are unsurpassed
in quality and are equal in quantity to All
trade demands Of the coming season. The con-
ditions Of the recent harvest were unusually
favorable and the ice housed 10 unexcellsd in
purity, solidity and the manifestation of those
superior qualities which distinguish 1t from
the yield Of other eastern rivers. and. pre-
sminent,y. from the chemically induced pro-
duct Of the machine.
fiis interests of their customers and Of the
public win continue to BE- subssrved. - hsre-
tofore. and the company II prepared to fuzniah
ice ct the lowest legitimate maxkst rasss.
mh2-1m
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The GRIDIRoN CLUB's DINNER.-Covers
were laid for about thirty people at the Feb
ruary dinner Of the Gridiron Club at the
Arlington Saturday. The night session of Con-
gress was responsible for this rather small at
tendance. Still the dinner itself and the wit
and fun attendant we're fully up to the high
standard of the club. Mr.. MacFarland pre-
sided and among those present were Mr.. P. v.
DeGraw, the United Press: Mr.. E. G. Dunnell,
New York Times; Mr.. Richard Lee Fearn,
Brooklyn Eagle; Mr.. s. E. johnson, Cincinnati
Enquirer; Mr.. Fred Perry Powers, Washington
National Democrat; Prof. John Philip Sousa,
Mr.. Marshall Cushing. Hon. F. L. Greenhalge,
Hon. Chas. E. Mitchell, Prof. Morse of Am
herst, Hon. W. F. Cody buffalo Bill), Hon.
Caleb West Col. S. E. Kellogg, Hon. st. Clair
McKelway, editor-in-chief Brooklyn Edqle;
Hon. Roswell P. Flower, Hon. II. C. HANS
brough, Mr.. Walter E. Adams, MIR. James Hos
sack, MIR. William Z. Amin, Omaha Bee: Mr..
George H. Apperson. st. Louis Globe Demo-
crat. and Gen. H. v. Boynton, Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette.
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THE SOLDIERS HOME LIQUOR ACT SIGNED
The President this morning signed the act pro-
hibiting the granting of liquor licenses within
one mile Of the Soldiers Home near this city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

h+C;-ALL NEMBERs OF PLAsIER;;
: q rs shs hsessSs assmSy on
hss6y requires your attention. By & se'
@-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
M Association or eeton o. ocers Ic Wi be hsd
1cost n st. po%inie' Hal. MhpHEspAa h.I March Il
0sff saEa. H Secretary r. ssa.S
~THE wAsHINGToN TITLE INSURANCE
me District o nnasr ~ shs laws ss
abstracts and oertfcstes thereof; conveyancns and
ss tsSR f 9n''R oldRs & S.i f..
H@OBRODT. THE HAT MANUFACTURER
All the % IssdnS ssylss can De seen e 4l9 lIth
cheaper than elsewhere fesst I'm
K~STHE PUBLIC COMFORT COMMITTEE
Ss;sS desire ascommodations Tor ylsitors e the
ia l5SwIcK, Box $50, stating full particulars: Don't
E6SMANY., 0F THE LADIES OF WASHING:
fo9 St vorS has again
K6SI HAVE IN MY POSSESSION TRUNK
and az: ss9H R1ssis
WsALExANDER FoRTIN, FREHCH CA
has no esI n hsr9wh her informs the public tina, he
ALkx ToKi II. Caterer. los i7sh St H. W. asss-
NHSTHE FIFTH AVENUE TAILORING CO.,
W osen for hu.,ns lol6 sc CG1nss1ifu TsShaT AVE. ,.
otVu iof Dusiness On AONDA1, March =, with
the hnest selection OF spring and summer goods the
market supplies for gentemen's wear. specially in
riding habits. ladies suits. sc.
J. PFLEGING, Manager
f2S-t Formerly with ). W. Bell. 9Th New York.
KSNORTHERN LIBERTY GERMAN AMERI-
~ CAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION, NO.6.
in the meeti q of the above named temporarily or
geniEed association on Wednesday, February 2S, at
TWO % STOCK signed ihe ss
monthly meeting Will be April l3 in the hall
Tor tile purpose Of adopting constitution, election
permanent officers and receiving the first monthly
dues The following members authorized to re-
celye subscriptions for stock In the interval
THEODORE PLIrT, PRESIDENT pro tenn corner 9th
and Y sts NV
A. 5. JOHNSON I24O 9th st. NV
H. i. BkENNINGER, 80 f st.n.w
CHARLES h. kREG, AZ K st. NV
r. A. MATTEhN, 11S3 9TH st. n. w., Treasurer pro
THOMAS SAMPSON, 1908 III ave.n.w.
WILLIAM H. WYRICH, corner 9TH and sts. NV.
CHARLES GEESDORF, 81 l. st.n.w
JAMES T. PERLEf, Postoffice building
F. ". kAHLEkT. % st. marker,n.w.
d o. kENNER, AnacOsta, d.. G.
fe2s inch 2,3.ap S.l0,11
R@SWANTED-A MERCHANT TO LEASE A
49, store in the best business square on G st
said store to be erected plans of lessor rent not
WM F. THOMAS,
fe2s-3t With John o. johnson. cor 18th and q.
kSENThIES FOR THE
~ WASHINGTON CITY KENNEL CLUB
DOG SHOW
Positively close March 4. at 10p.m.
Don't delay.
x.oo F. 6. wEBsTER, Secretary.
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SFOR BUILDING PURPOSES.

E~FoR BUILDING PURPOSES.
Either for an apartment house or
residences the property ON the south
side Of ct. lust east of 7th st. and
the cable is available. The d.
mensons 61xl24 feet and there
are alleys on the side and The
frame house IN q portion of this
ground II now rented for &45 per
month. Price for the property, &2
per foot.
THos. J. FISHER CO..
mh2 1894 st. NV.
F~KEEPING ABREAST OF THE TIMES.
~ s. a new advertisement. daily.
been at a disadvantsge in not having
my steadily increasing patronage.
now have. By taking in an alleyway
.in the rear have greatly enlarged
basement under the store / am en-
sbled to accommodate my entire tail
oring force / have prepared to do
double the usual business this spring
prices Largest Tailoring Establish.
msnt soTfh WhRFIfhb 81 fEiliaeiiP1lP; aiPnPsoN
Expert Merchant Tailor.
mh2 Cor 9th and SITS. N. W.
nsFOR sALE-ONLY A FEW STEPS FROM
rant location lot 25xlOO broad paved alley with
substantial frame on it rented at sS per month to
foot but will sell ali for -. .5l9 $1,000 cash bal
cHAs ii 4 SHIELDS. % iio, st. NV nv ~ mh51M fiE ;at'
February 10. 1891.
40 whom IL may concern:
have sold to MILAN T. Belts my entire in
in the Wood Coal and Feed located at
9I3 II St. n. e.. WASHINGTON, ID. c.
Thanking my patrons past favors and soliciting
continuance OF the same Tor my SUCCESSOR am,
mha-2t. . THOMAS g. BELTS.
o-,ENTRIES IN WASHINGTON DOG SHOW
~ close MARCH 4.
Come and enter your dogs at once:
mh..-2ts I'll 18th st, W,
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R~DR H0D1KIN Is AGAIN Al HIS OF
store. 1t
R,ALL INTEREsTHD n Ca1i6TT10 SCI
mce lealtnG aze invited - CAL - 1904 MY.
sSaS 8 ~ ay ~ sssasss e @ = 49,
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, S764 $50; customs, $763, SAT.
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Isolemnly swear that the above is a true and
correct statement Of the circulation of The EVEN
ING STAR for the week ending February 9s, 1891.
j. WHIT. HEBRON,
Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co.
second day Of March, AID. 1891.
JOHN T. C. CLARK,
Notary Public.
Worlds fair contest.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NI o. y. r., HARMONY LODGE.-TaE
yil form az their hall sth St se at BOP m sharp
order Of the lodge. wM. p. ALLAN, Rec. Sec. 1t
R~SCOrTIsI RITE.-MITHRAS LODGE
sSs os x eet II Il Tsa at
%h5- t"' ''A A ALEX. lie S Il aoLT. saa deg. Sec.
K~FARRAagT POST, No, 70, a.A:R.,, AT
ssm6Ie At the residence Of Geo. i. Cook. 4d5 ST.
Z: soIsa sp srp aa'f1s s
late residence. Gil 9 St, Sc BY M command s., Of
CHRIS STORM. Hdjatant mi ''A" o0n'n'nos1i Il
Ea9ssfNIEghAAI asfIgAI SERpEiY SERgE Y. MOUNTED Il COM.
MANDERY. No. 4. K T..
WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 2, 1891.
Sir KNIGHT You are hereby ordered to appear at Ma
i1iIy eauippe on TTesax 11S Mardh eng
attend the funeral Il our late fr.ter siT Knight
that sss 4 nsa viii
By order 5aS H5 IN fnsHt r. capssn General
as T & ~ ss h.s sf TtIsB3 n gs3sss.
snn S e Of
and v. II. Faulkner.
Asbsrs sna II sssr oss
1t JOHN H. oLCoTT. secy.
8ish Iodse IN Sa m
81 at
rpH Masonic Temple P GrSf5 SfGSE q f.
k&SNAyAL LODGE. No. 4, F; A; A; MA
special communication will be held THIS
r. GyEMiNG a, $40 oclTck to take action on the death
$fc sSaunrn ara p's s.s.s.sy OF
R~MEMBERs OF BURNSIDE POST No. 8.
are requested e attend the funeral Of their
the "a i sn1 va
R~RALLY. RALLY. RALLYI
GRAND MASS MEETING,
To be held under the auspices of the National Citizens
Alliance, TUEsDAi. March 3: at Grand Army Hall;
wG oe1ss0p % tine aims and mstfSs S of
PAYS. PAY NJ c.. and Congressman JERRY SNIP
The mass meeting will be of especial interest @ the
daily invited Don't fail to BRING Your lady friends.
Doors open At PIN. Meeting opens at p. m. sharp.
nhs-at hSae' u 'H' H. BXsGtMGARTEN. Chairman
0 Has removed his dental office to
Corner 15sS III 1Srii' and i :ts. NV. mhe-et.
K<oDD WEARING APPAREL.
BLACK COLLARS.
BLACK CUFFS.
BLACK SHIRTS.
BLACK UNDERWEAR
BLACK NECKWEAR.
BLACK HANDKERCHIETS.
s.E. h J. E. RosENTHAL.
Mems Furnishings. Hats
One price. tja24-3ml a32Fst
0f-NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-THE
~ Cabab Mining and Milling Company of
Arizona have declared their first dividend on the
pad-up capital of said company of 2L per cent.
Dividends to shareholders OF Washington will be paid
at the office OF Baldwin BALDWIN, Attorneys, 6I5
hours OF 10 a. and p. m.
CABABI MINiN,i AND MILLING CO.,
mh2-2ts j. A. CONLEE, General Manager.
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E~The weather - likely to be generally fair;
~. caymer and light rain Tuesddg
might; e0stsrtv scjads.
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<~DO YOU KNOW
good thing when you see it! A fne
large business property on 9th st. be-
tween and Z sts. n W. is offered.
The lot is 81 feet front by . depth nf
100 feet. It is improved by three
stores and dwellings, renting for
$3.50 per month. Bound to improve.
Price only S15 per 80. #.
B. Il. WARNER / CO.,
fe2S-3t 016F ct. nv.
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EFoR RENT
Flats X st. between 26th and 9th sts.,
four rooms each, with bath, range and
allneeded improvements for light house
keeping; rent $27. SO each. Apply to
WESCOTT WILCOX,
fe2S-3t 1907 Penn. ave.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
R~IN SETTLEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS
OF THE OLD FIRM OF
NOAH WALKER CO.,
The asssnees offer at retail sale the entire elegant and
extensive stock Of Fine Taor-made Garments. Suits
and overcosts. Boys. Youths and Juvenile Attire,
Furnishing Goods. Notions. &C., contained in the
establishment e25 Pennsylvania ave. NV. This sale
will present unprecedented opportunity to every
shrewd and timely buyer purchase nrst-rats.-
sonabls and stylish clothing. &C., at prices
ABSOLUTELY LESS
THAN COST OF MANUFACTURE.
R~HAvING JUST SOIL. 1lOs ST. \. Z.
~ offer 1110 on line Of street and her.
dies Will please the most fastidous; house; mod
improvements; price. 81 500 $500 ash balance,
SO per month, house will rent Tor $50 per month;
who will have iu KENNEDY FICKIEN,
fe27-3t sos 18th st.
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EFoR RENT
192S6 Pennsylvania ave., IL rooms;
suitable for Office rooms or housskeep-
ing; all modern improvements; rent
&60 Apply to
WEsCOTT WILCOX,
fe2S-3t 1907 Penn. ave.
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Statement of the circulation Of The EVENING
STAR for the week ending February 9s, 1891:
MONDAY, February %, ,issl............... ss.esO
TUESDAY, February "a, 1891. 34,a13
WEDNESDAY, February 25, 1891. 33,S32
THURSDAY, February %, 1ssl...~.. 33,e6O
FRIDAY, February %, 1891. 33,656
SATURDAY, February %, 1891. 4O,684
AosA..... ......................... EOS,Sso
Daiiy average. S4,S12
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words land construct ted in the United Statea |"
Mr. Plumb % amendment was agreed to-yeas
50; nays, Is.
Mr.. Morgan then withdrew the amendment.
remarking that the vote Just taken had an
nulled the purpose that he had in view.
THE BILL PAsgxD.
Mr.. Frye's amendment - amended. was
agreed to, and the bill passed
HOUSE.
On motion Of Mr.. Perkins Ran.) Senate
amendments 10 the Indian appropriation bill
were non-concurred in and the bill sent 10 oon-
ference.
On motion Of Mr.. Bliss QGich.) Senate BIN
was passed for the erection of public building
ct Sssanaw, Mich, ct cost Of e2So,0o
A MEnA0H YRon BRAZIL
Mr.. Hit Ol) presented for reading the
following message from the government Of
Brazil:
The senate and the chamber Of deputies Of
the United States Of Brazil, met together - .
by means Of this message, in the name d the
people Of Brasil TO the people Of the
United States Of America, he feelings
Of gratitude inspired in their breasts By
the friendly terns Of the highly honorable
message Of congratulation voted and adopted
by the Congress Of The United States; 10 afirm
once again, and BY the present means, the ssn-
timent Of union aud fraternity which binds The
people of Brazil 70 the American na&ion In TIE
earnest desire TO maintain and honor the fnsti-
tuition Of republican form Of government in
Brasil, endeayoring 20 secure, By IL haPpfneo
and prosperity q the brazilian fhufy, ths
peeee and prosperity Of eli nasionA
On motion of Mr.. Psyion Ol) ths eou1sr-
ence report On - bill - rspeal - tinbQ
culture law vas agrssd ~
I'M AnuY nBonaAxuAx3uu ma.
Mr. Cutohoon Olieh n6v~d 6a,ax - H.
[0snNa.s1 3 ~ Rs0sj
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~ Artificial teeth inserted immsdiAfsIy alSsr
extnceoo g 18th snd speal estsn1ioa Givsn 70 cQf-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-12
ARTYKUH V.
ARTYKUK vi.

zwyczajne posiedzena Towarzystwa beda regular
ME co mieslac to W trzecia niedziele kazdego miesia-
a kwarta!ne posiedzenia ~odbywaja Sc W Czerwcu,
Wrzesniu. Grudnlu i March,; roczne posedzenie W
Czerwcu. pofroczne w Grudn1u. Ma posiedlenlach
kwartainych i rocznem powinien bye kazdy obecnym,
pod kara 25c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-12
L E KA s w O

Ma ca lem swiecie lest tvlko
iedno lekarstWo. DR.. Heinego
zlOty specytik (I)r Helnes
Golden Specihk).
Moze bye danem W flilanoe
kawy Tub herbaty, bee w,edzy 20.
kywaiacego. a sprowAdza kuraoys
szybka, i trwafs, zarowno czy pa.
event Jest umiarkowanym pijnkiem,
czy naiogowym opojem. TysiAoe
opojow zostuio wyloczonvch I O.
tvm speoy6k W swojej
kawie be- ich wiedzy, dzisia.
oni mogq sic powstrzymad cd pa.
lonSch trunkow z w%iusnej wolf.
Zay zwanie tego lekast~a ME wv.
woiuje zudnego szkodI'wego skut-
ku. liz wyieczen;e sic reczy. Zg&oa.
Gle sic pc cyrkularze oIitszs
szrzeS6iy. AdresowaG W z~apfania
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co.
Ra Stress. Cincinnati q.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-12
Agenci ,,Wiarusa g.:

BERLIN WIS. 5. T. cho;nacki
BALTIMORE. NJ. D.. Fr Ziarnowski
16as Shakespeare Str.
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Buja,ski
BREMOND, Jozef Palka
BAY GUY, Michal Kolanek 500 Farragut Str
Dekanshi St. 1874 Detroit Str
ELLIS, i lmejster Karol
GlLMANN. BENTON CO. MINN. wawrzyniec
Wisniewski
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