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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-04
PkACCIE "a
(Nagle %uzdrowienle
"a dotknieciem sw.
Sukni Zbawiciela W
r. l844.o
+. l844.)

Podczas wystawienia swietej
Sukni Pana Jezusa W IRE
Wire W r.. 1914 wydarzyfy
sic tam liczne cudowne uzdro-
vienna. Lekarz dr.. Hansen
stwierdzif Is taklch uzdro-
wien.
Najmocniei uder2aiacem BY
10 pierwsze u3drowlenle. 10
letnia hrablan6a Joanna Won
Droste-V ischering z Westfalii,
bratanka stawnych Biskupow,
byfa cd 3 lat kulawq i tyliko
z trudnoscla "a pomoca szczu
del sic poruszac mogta. Ro-
dzlna wylednata u 6wczesnego
ks. Oacyafa DIR. Muellera kt6-
ry p6znlej byl blskupem W
Monasterze |, zeby chora dot
knac sic mogta swletej Szaty.
Prey asystencyl wspomn'onego
ks. Ofcyafa dotknefa sic sw.
Sukni i natychmlast odzyskaia
site W nogach bez szczudef,
podziekowawszy Bogu, wysc
mogfa z kosc'ota. Dzialo sic
to 80 Slerpnia r. 1914.
Ia arabianka wstapila pc.
tenn do Zgromadzeula Si6str
Milosierdzia i prlez wlele lat
pielegnowafs chorych.
Oczywiscie ponowif sic tn
cud, ktory opowlada Evan
giella sw. tax: ,,Oto niewiasta
z krwawa niemoca przystaplfa
Z ty1u, dotknela sic szaty ]e.
go (Zbawlciela). 30 m6wlla
sama W sobie:: bym sic tylke
dotknefa szaty jego. beda zdro
wa. A Jezns obroclwszy sic
u)rzawszy ia, rzeki: Ufa], c6rko
wiara twola ciebie uzdrowiIa
| uzdrowlona jest nlewiasta OF
onej godziny.A
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-04

z parafii Bogu-
z VS. k e j. Kosciof tutejszy
zosta1 "a staranlem Przewieleb. ks.
proboszcza Pendzlatka }adnie ma
nowo pomalowany. Jest to ola
parafian, uciecha, widzlec W 10.
wen a odpowiedniem przybranlu.
Prey dw6ch o}tarzach pobocznycb
roboty j~eszcze ME %ukonczone, ale
spodziewamy sic, re W dzlen Cd
pustowy, to jest w dzleh sw.
Wawrzyhca, bedzle wszystko 60
towe.N iecha] Pan zap}acl naszemu
kochanemu proboszczowl "a jego
truly l moody, podjete W celu
upiekszenia kosciolka, a dai Panic
Boze, azeby sic rdwnoczesnie takze
serca paraflan odnowl}y!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-04

Zory. Osiad} tn Il mas lekarz
praktyczny, dr.. Zdrolek; by} do
tad lekarzem w Wodzis}awlu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-04
PkACCE IA
SILL ASK.

,,Plel grzy m" otrzyma} z
Ryhska nastepujaca correspondent
eva, dowodzaca re SHAGGY wcale
ME uwazaja sic "a Niemc6w:
,,Rynsk, dina 8. s. Ma przechadz-
ce spotka}em pod Rynsklem dwie
Slazaczki obok swych towar6w
odpoczywajace. MECH bedzie
pochwalony Jezus Chrystus." Ma
wieki wicklow Amen" = czysto 20
polsku odpowiedzia}y. ,,Czy wy
iesteSci4 polskle nlewlasty?" ,,lub
czy ~jestescie Nlemkami? = l wei
w naszych stronach lyle Pola-
k6w, tam ma1o gdzie jaki Me.
mlec-Czy wy nazywacie sic chet-
niei Slazakami czy Polakaml?-
My m~ieszkamy ma Slqzku, ale ie-
stesmy Polsklml ludzml. A no
jeden Hatollcki hrabla ogioslf w
gazctach, re ma Slazku wcale Fad
nych nie ma Polak0w.-To iakiS
Nlemiec, on pewnie nc pc polsku
ME mowi i ze zadnym Polaklem
ma Sl2zku sic ME spotkat.-A toe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-04
i s. p. JAN L &C

+ s. P. JAN PALACZ, 60
spodarA g6rczynsk, pod Poznaniem,
zasna1 W Panu z ego ma Ego b. m.
W nocy W 50 roku zycia. Szlachet-
ny to by} obywafel, dopomagalacy
Gala dusza kazdej uczciwej sprawle
W zyciu naszem. Widziano go
tez wszedzie gorliwie czynnego W
kazdei piracy, do ktotej 60 po"o-
4ywaiy obowiazKi obywatelskie, a
brat W Mich udzia1 z zaml}owanlem
z zaufanlem do obywatelstwa
zlemiahskiego, ktore W niejednym
kierunku zasiag}o rady tego dos
wiadczonego, W szkole zycia wy
chowanego obywatela. w roku
1916 widzlano 60 W gronle Dzla'
iynsklch, Mielzynskich, Llbeltow,
Potworowsklch innnych, zaimul2l'
cych sic sprawaml publiczneml,
do kt6rych wowczas gf6wnie Llga
nalezala. w ruchu roku lS4o czyn-
ny nieboszczyk bra1 udzia}, "a
co przesledziai diva lata W wiezle-
nlu W Moabicie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-04

Rad s k wysyfa
juz cd wlelu lat llcznych urzedni-
k6w polsklch W czYsto rosyiskle
strony. W}adze petersburgskie
spodziewa]a sic bowiem, re przez to
Polacy zapomna movie pc polsku
i zmoskwicza sic. Nadziele to jed
nakowoz ME spe}nl}y SIG dotad,
gdyz same gazety rosyjskie skarza
sic ma to, re PolacY W laden
sposob ME pozwola sobie odebrac
jezyka / narodowosci, a W domu
pomiedzy soba n1gdy inaczej ME
m6wiq. iak tyko pc polsku, Zeby
tez to raz chciell zrozumiec Mo-
Sskale ! wszyscy CT, it6rzy nam
chca iezyk ojc2vstY odebrat, re te-
go, co nam Pan Bog da}, zadnej
wladzy ziemsEei wydrzet sobie
Anie pozwollmy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-04
Nauczyciel
s a b + ".

3 a ". Nauczyc1e1
g}6wny i organista P. Anton
Adamczyk poda} sic ma pensy2
przechodzl z dnlem l Pazdzlernl-
ka W stan spoczynHu pc 53-letnlej
piracy W swoim zawodzle. Prawo
obsadzenia posady przys}uguje Maj
prev. ksisdzu Arcyblskupowi
O}omunieckiemu, a podan,a W tym
wzgledz,e przy]muje Przewielebny
ks. kanonik Rychtarskl W Bado-
roWie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-04
Bogato ilusrrowane czasopismo
humorystyczne


wychodzi we L wow1e cd lat
siedmiu nalregularniej diva razy
miesiecznie q. 49, i odznacza
sig prawdziwym humorem i wy
bornymi ~ilustrac]ami, wykonanymi
przez na]znakomitszych artyst6w
polskich zagranicznych. Kto sic
chce zabawlc, rozwesellc l pou-
czyc MECH zaprenameruie s. m i
gusa'', ktory z~an,ieszcza move
dowclpy, wesote wiersze, humore-
ski l satyrY.
I%lustracye So take kolorowane
odblte W s}awnym zak4adz,e ar
t%ystycznym
A. Przyszlaka we Lwowie.
Gaia prasa polsks uzna}a
IS m gu S" jake ~2ajlepsze pismc
humorystyczne polskie, redagowa.
ne W duchu p~rawdziwie polskim.
acknowledgement, pod has}em,
,Rlownost, wolnost i niepodle-
CLOSES.
DO ,,smigusa" jake bezp}atny
dodatek dofaczane bywaja utwory
forteplanowe najulubiehszych kom-
p%ozytor6w.
Przep}ata ma Smigus" wynosi:
w Am eryce: rocznie 3 dolarv.
po}rocznie II dolara.
Prenumerate najdogodnie]
przesylac przekazem pocztowym
Tub delarami papierowymi " liscie
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pod adresem:
Administracya ,,sm1gusa" Lwow
(LeopoD Europa, Austrya, Galicya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-04

Groszwi e. w zesz}ym
tygodnlu chciai ciesla Franciszek
Kondziela z Malina, wracajac cd
koszenla trawy przez szyny pre-
chodz,t, kiedy w}asnle pociag, z
Opola do Wielkich Strzelec jada-
cy, tax nagle nadoleg}, re kon-
dziela ME zdo!a go iuz wym'rat.
Ko}a pociagu przejechaiy cia}o
jego wzdtuz i tax je zdruzgota}y,
IL w}asna matka, kt6ra do koscio1a
do Groszowic zdazy}a l pierwsza
cia}o jego z~obaczy}a, wcale go ME
pozna}a. Dopiero mnl jej powle-
dzleli o ~nleszczesciu syna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-04
Po|Ska pod GloSkafeln.

TX P S eg
donosza przewaznle o zadawalaja-
cych %urodza]ach. Szczegolnlej ma
Warszawskie, Kleleckie, komzyh-
skle, Piotrowskie, Pfockie Suwal-
skie wcale dobre zaslewY, Kaliskle,
Lubelskie, Siedleckie gorsze, paszy
wsiedzie brak, DO deszcze przesz-
kadzafY w jej sprzec1e. w kazdym
razie pocieszajacem jest, re kroles'
two ME znaiduje sic W tenn POLO
zenlu,w jakiem S. obecnie prowln.
eye rosY1skle wschodn, o-pofudnio-
we.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-04
MA KOLEJI
Chicago, Milwaukee
| st. Pau

~. I auI
teraz panuie ruch nastepujacy:
Wagony salonowe do Chicago.
10 godzln do Chicago.
Peciagi oswietlone swiat}em
dziennem do Chicago.
Mocne pociagi spacerowe do
Chicago.
Pociagl swiat}en elektrycz
mem oswietlcne do Chicago.
Elektryczne lampy do czyta-
MA W syplalniach.
Najwspanialsze pociagl ]adal.
ne ma swiecie.
Sypialniel pa}acowe.
Na1kr6tsza i naiszybsza LIMA,
Najlepsza droga do Colorado
do Kansas. do Kalifornil-do
Portland, do Tacoma, do Helena
do wszystkich punkt6w ma "a
chodzle i p%dfnocnym zachodz1e.
Najprz6d za}atw1one wszyst
kle u%lepszenia ola pasazer6w :ja-
dacych ma Wschod i Potudnie cd
Chicago, pa P6}noc i Wsch6d cd
st. Paul, tudziez ma Zach6d cd
miast Omahasi Kansas.
ID. II. COnIey.
Miejski agent ola tykletow,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-04

Nak}o. So}tys Konleeko.
kt6rego zamlanowano tuteJszym
pob6rca podatkowym (ortscrhe-
berg, ME przyiaf tego urzedu.-
Zniwa ME uda4y sic IL mas, wlec
Gaia nasza nadzleia w tenn, re
ziemnlakl dopisza. Tymczasem
kartofowe klerzki ma1o maja owo-
Gu, a to co jest, jeszcze gnije.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-04

go Palacy ma Slazku obrali do
seimu.-,No kiedy on taxi, to go
pewnie Polacy do Slazku do sejmu
wiecej ME p%osla."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-04

Dabrow k a. Fan nauczy.
ciel KAMA podaf sic ma pensya
z dniem l Pazdzlernlka osiedla sig
W Toszku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-04
co SbYCHAG.

Re L wowa donosza, De
baron Hlrsh przeznaczyf do
datkowo osm miiionow ma
zakupywanie dobr W 4Gallcyi
parcelo wanie tych3e, oraz o.
siedlanie ma nlch emigraatow
Ayd6w napfywaiacych opecnle
do Galicyl. Byiby to fadny
padarunek ola Gallcyi, gdzle
zydow al nadto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-04

car byf W TAX wesofem uspo
sobieniu, gdy swoich gosc'
francusklch %przy)mowaf. Mole
mu pol,cya 0 spisku wcale
ME donlosfa, ably go ME mar
twlc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-02
CEASE rIRiNG.

This country has had no war Ter
a quarter of century. aud Jet !,
The people Of the United >stxtss
pay war pension tat Of t3io .
minute. $50 3. G 49,
The peopl. Of tho United States
pay . war pen,isn tax OF tfs,eot
an hour. :
The people Of the United States
pay war pension tax Of s44s,+ae
day. q - >
The people Of the United, Slater
pay . war pension tax Of $780, 600
q week. 80 :,
The people OF the United States
pay war pcpsion tax Of el2,oo0.-
000'a month. :
The people of the United States
pay war pension tax Of si5o. .ooo,.
600 year.
Cease firing - Chicago Glsbs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-02

The following from the Br4xtos
Central is an illustration Of the
great and good Postal AdministrA-
tiOn Of Sunday School Supt. Wan
ny" The business in this county
is conducted in about the same
way: Z
sixteen sacks Of delayed mail.
were received at the Sutton ofice
Wednesday evening Of this week.
II was al old mail. and was brought, {,
~ far a. Rollyson's store. on Salt
Lick. on the train, and from there
to this place in . wsgon. The Ia
test papers received were dated fer
March 5th. The contractor on the
Weston route seems TO,
ts making no effsrt u bring cut
the mail, "a he has not made . trip
for the past week" /"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-02
OUR APRIL WEATHER.
According To the Forecast OF Hicks
The Great storm Prophet.

Aho UTeAt ot0Tm TFOpnet.
The disturbed meteorological
conditions prevailing ut the begin
ming Of April will subside about the
evening Of the 2nd. clearing wealth
er with cold frosts following in the
west as early rs the first. The tenn
peratHre will react, followed BY
oasterly 10 southerly Tinds, becom
ing quite warm, and resulting in
storm disturbances on and touching
the 5th.. All Whj have intelligent
ly fanpiiisrized themselves with our
method Of forecasting and with
nature's normal movements, will
look for u cool 10 cold wave to fol.
low and separate these disturban.
ces from the next storm period
However, the presence Of the new
moon on the 8th, $50 near our vernal
equinoctial passage, will 20 far to
produce prolonged unsettled wealth
or, with possible violence.
The nth 10 the central day Of
the next regular persod. and what.
ever the results may be in conse-
quence of new moon combined with
equinox about the Sth, warm wave
will swing eastward from about the
10th TO 18th, Gulminating in Ternal
storms Of thunder, rain and hail
with snow probable in the north.
All whose interests Cr comfort are
involved will look. of course, for
the cool and cold nights. with frosts
which are sure to follow. The re.
dictionary day falls on the 10th,
closely blended with. and possibly
precipitated by moons first quar-
ter on the 10Th. Another cool
spurt will follow from the west and
north.
The 22nd, 23rd, and24tb, are the
danger days OF the next regular
storm movements. At this season
when very warm, sultry days result
and active, angry clouds appear
about the danger days, all should
keep = calm, prudent eve on the
situation. Forecast in your minds
the best thing to do in case Of dan
ger--quietly watch it's approach and
At the critical moment, save your.
selves and families. The 2Sth and
29th are storm days intensified By =
Mercury equinox central on the
10Th. The month will end very
cool, with frost and somo freezing.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-02

A Z ansds editor offers the follow
ing sentence Tor school-teschers 10
dissect, and is Wiling to bet a
quart Of molasses that some Of them
will and nothing wrong with A
widow wem IN who was always no
ted for tr, ID and veracity. and
who had recently celebrated ber
centennial anniversary, died Of
pneumoniA fever Friday evening at
3 o'clock p. m, and her funera
obsequies were humerously attended
by many people.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-02
paper men who have called at the

paper men who have called at the
legislation.
The National Association OF
Democratic Clubs all over the coun-
try requesting them to appropriate
ly celebrate the anniversary of the
birthday OF Thomas Jefferson
Thursday April 2. The letter calls
attention to the contrast between
tho simplicity Of Jefferson with the
prodigality, Capitalization, favor
itism and corruption OF the last
Congress, Of which it says: They
could go no further for they have
exhausted the surplus in the Trea-
sury and in the Mckinley bill. raj
sed taxes and prices to the last
points OF endurance. The time is
especially appropriate.whils eele-
brating the birth of the great apos-
tie OF liberty to rejoice over tho
popular reputation and the final
adjournment Of the odious tillion
dollar Congress, whose sxistence
was menace alike to tho freedom.
the prosperity and the business Of
the country.
Considerable scandal has been
created by the State department
sending er-ministor Foster, who is
knc wn to be paid Attorney OF the
Spanish Cover ment, to Madrid AS
a special envoy, and the matter
isn't mended any by the knowledge
that he is accompanied by that
worthless young scapegrace, James
q Blaine Jr. who would not be
tolerated in decent society, he is
only just tolerated, were it not for
consideration OF his parents feel.
ings.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-02

The grip is undoubtedly again
upon us, though the doctors say H.
is not as severe ms before. A large
number Of people are suffering frons
the disease, yet there are only few
fatal cases which can be attributed
to the grip alone. This time pm, D.,
monia seems TO be the principal.
cause. but Of course this Is generslr
ly preceded by the influenza. The
past week has been q hard one in
this respect. Th" cold weather.
which we have had lately, .insssAs,
Of being healthy, appears TO have,
had just the opposite effect. To be,
sure, we have had an open winter,
but it has been severe one never :,
theIcss. The doctors think that
wlrmer weather ia desirable and.
will serve to drive the grip away.
The people are not treating the spi9.
demic as lightly this year as issts.
and perhaps that is one reason why
there arc fewer fatal cases.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-02

DR.. CoT's county court. petition.
for bangiug-joko, az originally pub.
lished in the ARGUS. got wondor.
fully mixed up in the course Of its
travels, as it WAS published far and
near. Some Of the papers got to
hanging James N Carroll instead
of the man who had the petition
and spoke Of him as an "illitsrste
farmer" Now a. no mention Of
his name whatever occurred in the
original article in this paper, some
one else must have written 70 some
Of the papers in regard to it and
sought to malign Mr.. Carroll az he
is one Of the most intelligent and
prominent citizen Of the county and
everyone who knows him, knows
that be is not an 'illiterats" man
BY any means. He has at different
times held positions Of trum aid
{ ,is malicious and untruihful ref.
eronoe to him. is an iniustics tha,
should ~ corrected
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-02
A TucKER COUNTY RAILRoAn.

In conversation with one Of the
parties interested in the Parsons
and RoElesburg railroad we learn
that there is every reason TO bslieys
that the road will be built down she
Cheat river within the coming ysar.
The survey was made last Summer
and tho contract for buildjng the
road is already let. that is, one Of
the parties is to be paid . csrtain
sum for building the road. Every
thing will be folly decided upou
inside Of the next thirty days. II
is to be built ss feeder to the Bal.
timore and Ohio. Elkins News.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-02
KOT OuR kRsAr0R.

A Senator on his departure from
Charleston by way Of some Of The
eastern cities, left Instructions to
send his valise home by express.
The attachses Of the Legislature
filled it with empty beer bottles aud
shipped IL 70 bic wife. -Ez.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-02

The Huntington papers Tell re-
markable story about Oliver Deacon,
who has been courting extensively
in the Toms creek section Of Cabell. /.
lie was without the shadow Of o.
doubt the most numerously engaged
man in all that region. Thsre.
have been eighteen girls who have.
stated that they we're engaged to be,
married TO him, and that the wed
ding day fixed in each case was the,
goth of April. The most distrssB4
ing part of the whole affair 10 that
the eighteen maidens spoken of are
likely to have living reminders Of
Deacon; whose names will not now
be Deacon, but take the name Of
the respective unfortunate mother. I.
Hanging is probably toe good for
Deacon, but he seems safe, as he
has written from Csttlesburg that,
"thev don't hang gentlemen IN
Kentucky"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-02

a. ~. sasDxaIck. a. y.


specially for the ARevs
Neither time nor distance ever
Has or ever can debar
II from yoysging 90 Hum
In . vlld goose chase sfar.
II Will launch athousand trirsmss
To regain abducted joy.
It will have its own sweet Helen
wrestsd from a burning Troy.
u tis sunshine. Il Is lightning;
0ent,e-neres beyond control
Zephyr now, and then tornado
Rainbow-earthouske Of the soul
III psyohic gravitatien,
HoidinE safely Swell on shore,
Or eeneath briny ocean
whslmins Kin forevsrners.
Burrouxh. Cal.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-02

Seven hundred deaths from the
grip have occurred IN Plttsburg and
Allegheny during the past month.
A drunken man picked up on the
streets of Seattle, Wash, recently
had sl4, 600 in his coat.
Large quantities Of diamonds are
reported to have been discovered in
North Lapland.
The Treasury Department has
decided that piano which is used
AS a means of livelihood can be i'm.
ported duty free.
Great Britain las formally &C.
c.pted President Harrisons invita-
ton to take part in the Chicago
Fair, and royal commission will
be appointed.
Miss Zoe Gaytar, who has walked
from San Francisco, reached New
York City last Friday, having made
the journey of 1896 miles in 2lS
days, gaining n wager of $12, 500.
Criticism Of Stanley is so severe
in Texas that all hts lecture engage
ments in that State have been can.
celed. "In Darkest Texas" wJu d
he i rod subject for ths oxplor, r .
next book.
a, 40 s..,d that the blackest man
in Glynn county. Ca, is named
Brown. the tallest man is named
Lowe and the largest man Small.
Siam, which is well knowa on
account Of its justly renowned ST.
amese Twins, will build its first
railroad this year.
Depnty Clerk Of Scott county,
Va. David II. Morri on Is Elledged
10 have ran away with $50, 900 be-
longing TO the estate.
a A;ssoari weekly paper recently
indhlged in sone critical remarks
about Shakespeare, aud a farmer
named John Shakespeare, thinking
the family insulted, came to town
and gave the editor thrashing.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-04-02

The Republican Bosses Of this
county are sadly perplexed over the
coming school election. They do
not like to let an Office like the Supt.
of Schools 60 by default even with
out making political capital cut Of
il. They would like to have a con-
vsntion and nominate party
worker for the Office as every little
Office in the land is eagerly gobbled
mp by some Of the hungry {. o. p.
The trouble is this, nndsr she lat,
rules about Primary Elections, they
hardly know Low TO get 1T 3 little
election like this. Nominating
conventions have been ruled Oul
and they cannot afford to have ?
Primary for this. It would be too
much trouble and expense, hence
the worry, anxiety and loss Of
sleep by the Bosses and partisan
sspirants.
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TsHn 0asisIS.
Mayer -0ua !. shaHsr
q Hsoef4er-JsRes ". white.
teoaae.i sau-Ns 3 Martin. Iniiug Heares
nsaSy ". Naydsek, anes " flyRn and George
a WnHA2s.
Eeetetisst
Matshts Of Fy1hias--Lodge meets every Tuss.
gAy evssIng AZ tAeir ball over J. ". Bakers
ssors ~ 7s5 o'clock.
Independent order Of odd Peliows-IodEo
msets every Saturday evsning at their ball In
Bshop's Block AZ 7sso o'clock.
.aside1 sale Eaoa n onent, No. -, Z. o. q. p.
raests first and Third Monday evenings Of
each noath, In the odd Follows' Hall, ever the
p0ste1lse.
Tbs Iaasooadsnt order Of Coed Tompiars--
Ledze nosts every Friday evening, In the X. Of
Nall. At 7so o'clock
Kgsg eallts Fdbs No. IS. Improved order Of
Red Nsa meets every Wednosday evening" ct
. o'sleeS In the knights OF Pythias Hall over
nlaksr's store.
Churches.
n e charoh-aov u w. Ridor. Pastor
HsrvleSs-Freaehing every sunday ~ 1893 m.
niT3e p. m Haaday school 2. N. Class
Essting "a. "a. Youaa Folks Meeting st e;45
y, n Prayer Aeotiug avery Thursday svening
FrsaAytsglaa eharsh-Rsv. y. T. Mcdonald.
PaetoT
ssrvless-Froaehing every sunday 81 io:ao a. m.
Raf fs0 .. n. sunday School at D. m. Prayer
Hgssng every Wednesday evening.
". Cburch-Rov Boslsy Boyce Pastor.
eeryises-Preaching Fourth Sunday IN each
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Resa siAe-Dr. N. 8. BTyte. Brucetoa.
West Side-Amos Hartley, NasOntown.
Nend--Dsnisi r. Jackson.
= nsyaties--Jalias X. Monroe, Kingwood, Valley
asd tte4Sant: I. W. Criss. Lyon j.. o. LantE,
rslsn; X. y. Hauway. Reno; =. 4. Cuppett.
oFsGs: Dsrsey Fornan, Portland.
Merk cirezit Caurt--John W. wztsen.
elerk Coanty oourt--J. Ani Martin.
Prosssatas Attornsy--SsIi J. FortneT
evVaty ssrveyor-A. Y. McMillen.
Rupt Of sshoois--B Bon n. Elscy.
Assessor Rast side. Gabriel PaliIan.
Wet siae. Jshn y. Forkins.
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nss.an.
Sreias leave gsansiton station ss folisvs


TNatn leaves Kiezw0o6 a. - g. N and sr.
fiTee ~ ruuHeifon ~ go a. m !. leaves Tnnaei.
80 ~ ii1oa ~. snd arrives a. kinRw0od al ia,fc
q - A44ros kfnrrTsoa AZ 80 b. f0 and arrfr
- t1faeiten 80 80 3. -. leaves Tanasit,-s ~
/, ~ ~. f44 arrives - kirrNec1 ate.t r ~
J3f4s dgtfg sFcsrt e1odar
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We have one c0ininn reserved
o the annoancemcnts Of candi-
iates for the School Supsrintsnd.
cney,
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for the Ansrs. :.
coeale doos. sssdis doom wee dess.
ceodis a on IN v u a.A v sm est. :
ceedis doom. cssais dsen, yeuag love-.
ceodls d,sa In your an wars b, ca.
A. W. rnissnicx.
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cenasahleE.

. ulsgwsod District. J. L. stone, Joseph 7.
0zRe6es
valley A. 3. DeBerry. Emanuel Dixon.
lesn Il. W. Cri4S, William b. Taylor.
EeRe-Bea y. Woodward. SAn'l w. Bowman.
Ps<tlaad-Mm. A. Ac3nnis, X. c. Martin.
taiOa-Lloyd G. Shafer. George Geissman.
R1easant--JAnes r. Palmer. A. =. Chidester.
GeAat-Nliiaz T. D. Miller.
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tirsl pls.<ist-toha o. fssdlsten, wheeling.
ooks ossnfy.
tSvn. Jsxsrsoz Co
Md Disiriet--JoAa D. Aldsrss.. Nichols. c.
;, 5ssstS Dis,rist-3snss cApsAsrt. rsln, Pleas
aal kAsoR eonufy.