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Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23
ATTACKED BY SOLDIERS.
Civilians Mt Bellevue Shot at and One Man
Severely Injured.

Severely Injured.
BELKEvUE, Mob, July 22.-[Special Tele-
gram TO The BEE. Last night James Dillon
and Henry and Charles MILESTONE were
attacked by a number Of soldiers while re-
turning from the rifle range, where they had
been drinking beer. Only few shots were
unchanged when the boys started to run. fol-
lowed by the soldiers. James Wnetstone, O
brother Of tho others, hearing tho shooting
went up to see what was the trouble and was
struck over the head with club by hospi-
tai steward and knocked seEseless, in which
condition he still remains. The steward was
arrested during the night by Sheriff Nc
Carly and Marshal Patrick on the charge Of
assault with intent to commit murder and is
under guard awaiting hearing, which will
take place as soon as the prosecuting sttor-
ney arrives. The UniSed States surgeon and
local doctor are attending the injured man
and think he will recover
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23
EGeots of a sunstroke.

UNION, Neo.. July 22.-ISpecial to The
BEE. Arthur w. Stotler, a single man 20
years OF age, died this morning from the ef-
fects Of a sunstroke. lie was prostrated at
8 o'clock yesterday evening, aud from that
hour he suffered extreme agony from con-
vuisions, the physicians being unable to af-
ford him any relief
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23
storm, Damage In Iowa.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, July 22.-lSpecial
Telegram to Tue BEE.l-During a storm at
Dysart yesterday lightning struck the barn
OF Carl Deymar, destroying 1t, together with
forty-hve tons Of hay About dozen farm
ers lost stock by lightning. one having
twenty eight head OF cattlo killed. At Rein
beck and Dows, and other points, growing
crops were leyeled TO the ground, causing z
great damage.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23
CAUGHT 4 HEIVY ROLL,
Charles Mcdowell of Council Bluffs Robbed
at Sioux city.

SIOUX CRY, H., July 92-lSpecial Tele-
gram 10 Tue Bee. l-Chares Mcdowell Of
Council Bluffs left that city few days ago
10 go to Alaska Enroute he stopped off IN
this city. Last night he went to sleep in a
beer garden across the river from this city
and when he woke up this morning he was
minus Si,400 that no hao been carrying
sewed mp inside his pants. He will not 60 to
Alaska, now as he is short of funds and can
find no clue TO the identity Of tho lob 3ers.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23

BELLEVUE, Neb., July 22.-[Special Tele-
gram TO The BEE. IA dead man was dis
covered today seven miles southeast of hero
on bellevue island in bad state Of de-
composition. Tho description given Is as
follows Dark hair, red mustacho and
whisKers, oheckered pants, black shirt, sus-
penders aud strap around waist, five feet
and six inches tall, probably 30 or 40 years
old
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23
Result of Liquor aud Heat.

CEDAR RArIDs, Ia, July 22.-lSpecia Tee-
gram 10 TnE BEE. l-John Murray, a farmer
living near Maquoketa, was found dead yes
terday near his home. Death is supposed TO
have been caused by excessive heat while he
was under the influence Of liquor.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23
M'MILLlN DEFEATED TIE BILL.
Des Moines River Land settlers Refused
Relief by One Man.

Des Moines River Land settlers Refused
Relief by One Man.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. July 22.-[Special
Telegram to The BEE. But for the voice
of one man today tho bill for the relief of
the settlers on the Des Moines river lands in
Iowa would have passed the house. Nc
Millin of Tennessee, democrat, objected
Tho bill was called up during the hour set
apart for the public lands committee
Mcltea OF Arkansas, IN the absence of Mr.
Riley, had charge OF the measure. Upon
tho question of passage of the bill there
were only two adverse votes. McMilln
never hesitates to vote S. 00U 900 or $40 600 coo
for the Improvement of the rivers and creeks
OF the south, but the prospect of spending
few thousand dollars for the benefit of
tho evicted settlers 10 Iowa, even though
the money is to be expended to undo a
wrong committed Dy the United States, was
too much for him.
He could not think of allowing the bill to
pass II there was single chance to defeat it,
and he saw the chance. The session was
but simly attended and McMillin raised the
point OF mo quorum" There was no time
TO drum up the members absent In committee
rooms and ut lunch, and consequently the
hour expired before the roll call could be
completed. The bill was knocked out for
the time being, although it has passed. the
committee Of the whole. Speaker Crisp was
very much Interested in the matter and he
has promised to give Mr.. Dolliver a day
upon the first opportunity, when another
effort will be made for it,
The senate today passed the Paddock bill
providing for the survey and trans fer to Me-
Draska as school lands to make up for the loss
TO the state OF lands not found IN their place.
the Fort Randall military reservation. II Is
generally estimated that it will make up for
| all school lands lost IN place amounting to
| 1900 acres. The balance, about l6, 900 acres,
Will be open to settlers under the home
stead law. This NAV operate also to
relieve the settlers in Boyd county, who
have taken Indian lands which Commissioner
| Croft decided could not be taken as school
| lands.
There are probably no other school lands
| lost in place, so that In any event the state
| Is sure to get first class lands TO make up all
losses that may be sustained on account of
the controversy In Boyd county
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23
Formally ACCEPTED.
Final Arrangements for the Payment of
Indemnity by Chill In Progress.

Final Arrangements for the Payment of
Indemnity by Chill In Progress.
tCopu1phtcd fS9? by James Gorion Ben1,aI
VALPARAISO, Chill (via Galveston, Tex J,
July 22.-[By Mexican Gable to the Now
York Herald-Special to The BEE. The
formal acceptance by the United States gov
ernnent of the offer of Chill to pay s75. 900 in
gold in settlement Of the claims for indem-
nifty to the victims of the riotous assault
upon the sailors Of the Baltimore
IN Valparaiso was formally presented
today to tho counsel of state. Mr..
Foster, the American counsel OF state, origin
ally demanded the payment of $4,000, but
accepted the offer Of $75, 900 without protest.
A bill making an appropriation for the pay
ment Of the indemnity will be drawn up by
the counsel OF state and sent 10 congres
at its present session, .nnd Senior Errazuriz,
minister of foreign affairs, told me today
he had no doubt the appropriation would be
made by congress, although have good au-
thority for the statement that there is
likely to be lively discussion OF the bill.
TO Minister Errazuriz and Secretary Bos-
cunan belongs the credit OF bringing the
negotiations to a satisfactory termination
The Chiian government is not disposed to
come to a hasty conclusion in the case pre-
sented by Minister Egan asking indemnity
for the killing Of Fireman Shields by the
Valparaiso, soon after the assault
upon the sailors, Of tho United States
cruiser Baltimore. In which Riggin and
Turnbull were killed. Shields was q sailor
on The American ship Kceweenaw and was
killed during a quarrel. When Minister
Egan presented the claim for indemnity the
Chilian minister OF foreign affairs. Senior
Errazuriz replied that the case was en-
tirely different from the Baltimore affair
He said the sailors of the Baltimore were
ashore on leave and wore the uniform of the
United States. Their cases could not be
compared with that Of Shields, who was a
drunken deserter and his case must stand
alone and upon Its own merits.
Evidence in his case has been taKen by tho
Judge OF crimes. and Ia included in sum
mary lately presented 70 the minister of for
eign affairs. The questios Of indemnity will
be passed upon later.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23

time since In which tho members OF tho
church took sides was the starting OF tho
row. One faction has imported n holiness
preacher and is holding ~> etings in tho
Congregational church, n a members are
church trials ~
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23
Long Pines Chautauqua.

LONG PINE, Neb., July 22.-lSpecial Tele-
gram to THE BEE.l-Tho Long Pine Chau-
tauqua is again in session and for the sixth
time 1t has long been looked forward to by
hundreds of Nebraskans. who have heen
longing for resort from the hot rays Of the
sun. Crowds have gathered and To-Day the
beautiful, clean stream has been full of
bathers of both sex IS and all ages. A larger
crowd than ever assembled at any previous
opening here listened last evening 10 the ad
dress of welcome delivered by the Congrega-
tional pastor, Rev. William Walters.
Nearly all the campers are settled
and active work In the classes be-
gan this morning. This was womans
suffrage day and the principal speaker was
Mrs. Colby, wife Of the assistant attorney
general Of the United States. The program
for Sunday furnishes some sermons by we'll
known preachers, Rev. Frank ID. Russell OF
New York speaking in the evening. Sunday
excursions are against the Chautauqua idea
and 1t is the desire OF the management that
out OF town visitors arrive by Saturday
night, but 1t Is said the demand Is SO strong
upon the railroad compsnles that they will
run special from Norfolk on Sunday morn
Ing.
A delightful shower last night laid the
dust and frightened the foliage The pres
ent assembly closes August l.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23
Douglas Church Row.

DOUGLAS. Neb., July 22.-lSpecial Tele-
gram to The BEE. There Is good sized
row here amcng the members OF the Metho-
dist church over the question Of sanctifica-
tion. holiness camp meeting here some
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23
Resisted an Officer.

LINCOLN, Neb., July 22.-[Special to
The BEE. IAN ex-convict named c.
A. Campbell was arrested this after
noon for being drunk and dis.
orderly. The arrest took place or o
street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets and attracted quite crowd. Camp
bell was feeling particularly ugly. When
Officer MCGUIRE took him into custody he
began to struggle and Officer Adams came to
McGure's assistance Campbell broke awpy
and, drawing knife, made lunge at Nc
Guirc, but the latter was too quick, and with
a smart rap with his club stretched the
wouldbe murderer cold on the pavement.
G. e. Holmes, young Lincoln preacher,
swan across Salt lake and back again last
evening, distance of two miles, ana then
Immediately swan out and saved, tho life Of
G. w. Blair. another bather, who had been
siezed with cramps and gone down for the
last timo. Blair was taken out OF the waite r
unconscious, but was soon restored.
The city council met in special session this
forenoon to receive tho report Of the board Of
equalization.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23
Drowned In the Logan.

Lyons, Neb., July 22.-[Special Telegram
10 Tue BEE. l-Sila,, only son of Thomas
Dawson. aged II, was drowned this after
noon in the Logan, near the race track.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23
COIitjr,nations.

WAsHINGroN, ID. c.. July 29.-Andrew D..
White Of New York, minister to Russia /;
A. Loudon Snowdon Of Pennsylvania,
minister to Spain; Truxton Beale of Cal
ifornia, minister to Greece, Roumaua and
Servia; John G. Hotchkiss Of Iowa, sur
voyor OF customs, Dos Moines, la.
Consuls--John A. Barnes of Illinois at
Chemuitz; Cyrus A. Field of New YorK at
Brupswick; Charles August Norleyde of
Ohio at Horgan; barley II. Brush OF South
Dakota at Messina
Postmasters-David B. howerton, Hal
lettsville. Tex; James F.. Sternbeck Lake
City, Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23
TsImage Presenssa to the Gear.

lCOpHfghted 1899 by Jcmes Gordon BsnnsuI
ST. PETERSBURG, July 22-fNew York
Herald Cablo-SpeciaI 70 The BEE DIR.
Talmage was today presented to the czar
and the imperial court st Peterhof. He was
escorted from his hotel BY an equerry Of the
czar, who was sent to St Peters burg for
that purpose On h,s arrival at Peterhof
DR.. Talmage was received by the court
chamberlain, who conducted him to the
suite Of apartments which had been set
aside for the Brooklyn divine. Here DIR.
Talmage rested for an hour when he was
presented to the emperor. who received MIN
with the greatest cordially, and begged him
to thank the American peOple tor their kind
ness in sending -four and provisions TO tho
Russians during tho famine. The two had
long conversation on political and religious
subjects. Hf
DR.. Talmage was presented in turn
to the empress Rnd all the mem
bers OF tho imperial family Since
his arrival In Russia DIR. Talmage has been
the recipient OF marked favor from the
nobility, and has been guest at q number
OF banquets given by the city authorities OF
st. Petersburg ana Moscow and the govern
ment officials. He has been heartily re-
ceiyed by all classes.
He left for Scotland this evening with
Louis Klopsch and wke of Brooklyn, who
accompany him on his tours.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23

Movements of Ocean Steamers.
At New York-Arriyed--Polari from
Stetun.
At London-S Sighted from New
York.
AT New -Fuerst Bismarck,
from Hamburg.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23

States and Canada was then taken up, read,
and was passed without any explanation and
without division.
Mr.. Washburn, referring 10 the fact that
all commercial organizations OF Minneapolis
had been represented by Mr.. White as
opposed to the anti-option bill, said that rs a
matter OF fact thero was only one CONNER
Commerce and its protest had been made
under misconception. An attempt had
been made to have 1t believed that tho bill
would prohibit all dealings In futures, but
when the elevator men, the warehouse men
and all the grain meE found that it did not
in the slightest degree interfere with future
deliveries, where there was actual property.
they had changed their minds and their atti-
tude In regard to the bill
Adjourned
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23

An Epidemic OF Typhus.
CITY OF MEXICO, July 22-Typhus Is cpl
demic at Pachccuca.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 22.-The commit
too on public lands had nn hour of the time
OF the house today, but was peculiarly un-
fortunate, for it was obliged to withdraw
each and every one of the three bills it had
selected as most worthy of passage. They
were these: TO Gettle the claims of Arkan-
sas under the swamp land grants; to reim-
purse settlers on the Des Moiues river lands,
ana TO maintain school Of mines in Colorado.
The rest of the day was consumed in the
discussion of the conference report on the
dcdciency bill, which will be disposed Of to-
morrow, aud another conference will be or
dered
terest. A large number of nrivate mansion
bills passed through the ordeal of the CON-
inittee OF the whole, but none came up for
hnnl action In the house.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-07-23
assed with Comment.

The house bill to enforce reciprocal com.
herclal arrangements between the United
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31
~ KASXUB.

Wee s=kolny 10 Wielu, kt6ry
sic 20 2. m. odbvf, wypadt mad.
spodzlewanle bardzo swietnie.
Wlelka sala p: Gaszkowskiego i
trey obszerne przylegfe izby by}y
formalnie nabito sfcchaczami q
j~eszcze wielu ludzi stafo ma dwo-
z e LiczyG mona ma 900 osoh.
Vice zagaif obywatel pan
Wnuk L1pihski z WieIa pochwa-
lenlem Pana Boga j %poprosif jed
noalosnie wraz 4 zgromadzonymi
miejscewego w. X. %proboszcza
Ruszkowskiego ma przewodniczace-
60. w, X. rroboszcz przyjawszy
wyb6r, zabra{ n%astepEie gtos i
objasnif W dfuzszei przemowle eel
nsszego zgromadzen1a, zacheca1
90 podpisywanjs petycyl W celu
przywr0cenla nam szkclnych
praw i wykazaf, re teraz wfasnio
czas. abysmy sic dcpominali u
rzadu co nam sic nalezy, gdyz
obecnie panujacy nasz mitosclwy
krol l cesarz SVEN bvstrem okiem
wszedzie zaJrzy i nlezawodnie
nam sp:awiedliwosG wymierzyG
ka&o M6wca przy:oczyf, 20 To-
brae ale potrzebujcmy, ale dopo-
mlnac sic tego co nam sic s%fusznie
nalc&y jest dszwolono nasz2 swle-
ta p~owinnoAcia. ObjasniWszy pare
zdah wyrzerzonych przez Mali.
Cesarza, ktorc nam zapowiadaia
znoSnicjsz2 dole, wzni6sf szanowny
m6wcA oItrzyE ma Geese OLGA bw.
i Nail. Cr>arzt, itorH "SzyScy
wiecownicv scrlcc2nic n~owt6rAyll.
N%astepu:" przcmowit nigdy
niezmordawauy W tel piracy y.
dr. Wolszlcgicr 2 ~ZamartcGo,
przedstaw: i p~oczawszy Oh roku
1871 krzywdy kt6re nam sic W
szkolo dzioJa, j udowodnit t%rafnymi
2 zycia ! p%rzokonania wzietemi
przyktadnml, BE bodai najsmut'
.iejszy stan szk6Iny co $40 PoIa.
how T. cI} >. " pru.rch zllod'C
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31
Cd F1r,ny PRHN& 81 KOCH.
$50 Sibley Str. St. Paul MINI.

mi. ,,Gesselige1" uznaie zapewne
to, kiedy pisze, re zadanle.to
lest nadzwyczai pouczaiac
Moi kochany redaktorze! jake
CHOP polski chez temu p'smu tez
odpowiedziec, BE ME sam starry
Franek i Koscie1zyniacy tylko, ale
my wszyscy kaszubsko-rolscy
chfopi TAX samo gfosno oswald
czamy, ze jestesmy Polakam'! =
.,Gess." naturalnic gotow powle-
dice, Be to szlacbta lub ksieza
nam5wiIi starego Franka do po-
dobnego zapytania sic, re tylko
szlachta ksieza sly niezadowolcnl
i podburzaja a my ch'opi lestes.
my kontenci Z wszystkiege tn.
MECH sic ,,Gesseligerowr''
COS oodobnego ME marry DO
my chlopi ME t"cy w cle1nie blcJ,
jak mu sic wydnje. Czy my many
bye zadowoIenl z wydalenia 40
tysiecy naszych hraci z kraju u, z
usuvania nam ziemi z pod n6g
ma kolonizacya, z tego, re dzleci
nasze w szkolc ucza sic W obcym,
nlezrozumlaiym jezyku, U mnie
chfopa polskicgo jest iezyk polski
na%jdrozszvm skarbem.
Chcq W mas wmowiG, &c my
Kaszubl jestesmy Niemcami | ME
cllccmy tego wszystkiego wytykac,
ale Re jestesmy zadowoleni. Ja1
@rubo sic myIa q przekretnicy "
rodzaju ,,GcSsqlIgora'E, dowodzA
| siowa starcgo Franka, kt6rym
my wszvecv p~owt6rnyG chccmy.
ia jestem dalcko Cd kziedza !
s2lachcicp, mkt mnic ME poucza,
tax Snmo kozdy inny 4 tut"iszych
chtopow, Il jcdnak Hszyscy talk
samo. iak starry Franek, m6wimy,
cauicmy krzywdy nam sic d~z'clacc
j nigdv przenigdy Sniomczyd $40
ME danny, DO jesteAmy PoIakami
prawdziwymi. Zal NAM tyIko
nasaych dzieci, ktore Z powodu
niemszenia W szkolo golowe po&niej
| pojs6 " socyalisty, ChocIa&
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31
FARM
ma %ZachodZie.

CstaWicZGc osiedlanic sic ma grup-
tach W Montana j Washington, Zadzi-
Wiajacy wzrost ich Mast ciagIc mno-
zenie sic ruchu kolcjowego, to wszystko
utworzy4o z tych stan6w zl6dlo zar6b-
kownnia dla buzincslst6w, kapitallst6w
i Osadnik0w.
Najlepiei MONA so5ic ten wzrost
wytlumaczyc, czytnjsc try dzicla pod
tytulami Golden Montana, Eastern
Washington Western Washington",
~puhlikowaEc rrzcz kompanie Northern
Pacific.
z%achodnia ME ma lcpszc1 koleji mad
Northern Pacific pociagi expressive
tel kolcii, w~ychodzace re ST.. Paul i
Minneapolis. doch0hza do gl6wnych
m~icjscowOsci Stanach Minnesota,
North Dakota, Manitoha, Montana,
Idaho, Oregon i Washington. Northern
Pacific jest icdyna LIMA z sypialncmi
karami Z Chicago do w~ymienionych
Stanow, i jcdyna lnia, 20 kt6rej ida
knry Pullmana | wolnc sypialnc kary
dla kolonist6w, podr6zujacych ma "a.
choi &c st. Paul i Minneapolis. Pc
dr6zujacy re wsChodu powinni postaraG
sic o tyklct AZ ma micjscc, via Wiscons
Sin Central j Northern Pacific, gdyz w
zen sposoD uOslaha Syplalna kare U'uils
man l.class hub ]toLrist) L Chicago AZ al
micjscc.
Lwracamy tn uwage ma do
godno5c, ktora Northern Pacific
czynl rasa2"rom Z tykictcm dru-
gel klasv, rodr6&uiacym ma ~
ch6d, a mianowicie, &c w0lno i'm
zAtrzymac $40 Spokane, WASH. i,
dlA obcjrzcnla grunt6w.
kary indalnc ma kolci Mort
hcrn Pacific W zwiazku u piqkna
okolicA, kt6ra pociaSi przcrzynaja
czYnil podr0z bnrdzo przyjemna i,
dIa turyst6w do CaIifornil i
mnych 2achuduich Stanow.
Dystryktowy p~asazorski agent
kolei Northern Pacific 2 przyjcm.
nobcsa nadcSIc IA Aadunic kSiaAki
nowy&c.j wymjcnionc; tak&o mapy,
IInrty podaIaco cHas, kiedy pociNgl
odchodza, j wsaelkie innc infor-
maryc, MoAnn tor zgioslG $40 pod
lynn w~zgIqdem do Gins. s, Fec, &.
imp. Il. A., N. =. II, r.. st. Paul,
Nm,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

mich. = Smiesznie zrobilo sic
naszym poczc1wym Kaszubom,
gdy czcigoany mowca przytoczy},
re pan minister mowif, jalscby
Kaszubi ME byli Polakami i z
y efnogo gardka pre-
c wko temu zapro s.
towall. Nova x. dr.. Wolszle-
giera, ktora przeszf" godzine
trwsfa, talk byIa piekna oil
serca, &c co ohwile mu pr2erywa-
no oklasHami j wofaniami.
w kohcu podziekowat NOW.
cy W imieniu wiccownikow nasz
mic jscowy K, p%robcszcz i wzn'6s}
okrzyk ia .jego zdrowie, ! obecni
temu tax z~awt6rowuli a obccni al
W oknacs zabrzmiaty. Jeszcze
raz skiadamy X, d.. Woiszlegie-
ROW., kt6ry %raczy} do mas prey
bycena vice tn ma tYm miejscu
nasze podziekowanie. l naszemu
czcigodncmu X. proboszczowI ma
ley SIC szczere podaiekowanre
"a trudy poniesione PREY urza-
dzeniu wieca, Iomimo talk %licznei
piracy. Trzcci mowca Y. prob.
Isbrandt z Leszna Ola choroby
przybvt nie mogf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
OSwi adczenie chic.
DOW ~kaszubskich.

Smlaie i swladomc oswald
czenio sic chlopa ~pol-kjego, 4 "
dodatku 2 nazw skicm q Nlcmlcckn
brzmIaccm, napotykamY lisclo
do ,,Gazcty Gdahskc.i', ktoro
zaslugujo na lowtor4eme:
wv nr. Is ,,daz. Gd0hskieJ"
doczytaicm sic o g~rndziadzlSim
,Gessoiigerzo", .j"k to pibmidto
sle o nuszym eturym I'ranku Z
Wicklow wyraAu IL to, ID m
wiecu Kohcierzynie zapytat Sic:
cry my chlopt Imszubsk polscy
lobmy az ann, cHy Niomca
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31

,,Gesscligerze" cie lie lubimy,
jednak katolicv ME zyczymy to-.
be ami twoim z%ausznikom tegc,
by wan ia miara kiedYs m%ierzono,
iak dis nam chfopom polskim.
Jeden z ch1op6w kaszubsko-
rolskich,
J. FL i nzA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31
AJRIER0Wl %WARSZAWSKIEMU

w~yJ21Sow9 " kraju naszym l "a.
granlca poczytnosc l powage.
Cenu prcnumeraty "a granica
wynosi micsiecznic IS. / kop. so. M.
mer pcjrdyhczy wicczorny kosztuic w
WarSzawIc kop. 5, poranny zas kop. 3.
Cona o@4oszen: Reklamy: Ia ie-
den wiorsz ~garmontowy, albo lego
mlejsce. picrWszy raZ rs kop., kazdy
nastepny raz kop, 20.
Korespondencya prywatna DO
Genie rckIam.
NekrolOgla: "a wicrsz Is kop.
ZWyczajne og}oszenia:z ga ieden
Wle1sz pctitowy, alhO jego mieiscc,
Dierwszy raz 10 kop., kazdy nastepny
raz s kop.
Male o2loszenia "a jeden wyraz
20 2 kop- k"zdy raz ogloszcnie minimum
20 kop.
Nadeslanc: Ia icden wiersz
garmOntoWy rs. /.
Adres Ola depesz:
WARSZAWA, WARSZ. KURYER.
Adres Ola ljSt6w:
Warszawa, KURYER WARSZAWSKI.
Ogolny adres.
KURYER WARSZAWSKI.
P]ac Teatralny [Wlerzbowa o.
Warszawa, Europe, Germany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-31
LEKARSTWO
ma reumatVZm


90 nacierania ma bolace cia}o,
nledawno odkryte przez p. ALDER.
ia ~PROCHOWICZA z Winony.
a patentowane W dnlu II Kwiet-
MA 1888. Pewna to pomoc ma
wszelkle bole reumatyczne W
zgleciach rak n6g oraz ,nnych
czesclach ludzk1ego GAIA. Leczy
take boil glowy l neuralgia.
Ma doWod ~skutecznosci tego
lekarstwa moglismy podat setki
sw'adectw podobnej trescl jak IA
st%epu]ace:
Panic Prochowicz!
Czcigodny Panic! W ostatnich
IA tygodnlach okropnle mi doku-
cZa{o rwanie W plecach. Leczy}o
mnie dwoch na]lepszych doktor6w
W m1escie, a pom6dz MI ME mogll.
Pahski olejek wyleczy} mnie W
dwoch tygodniach.
JOHN Kramer, Winona, Mimi
Nalepsl doktorzy uznaii to
lekarstwo "a dobre.
CENA BUTELKI S1,OO,
Tylko do nabyzia u
N. }. KOW WSKIEGO
526 E. 3rd Str
WINONA, MINI.