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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-09-29

0 matter Of fact, their natures are pro-
foundly religious, and although it would
be impossible to formulate the canons of
their faith there can be no installing
their profound trust in God, their intense
hope of Immortality and their implicit
belief in the divine character Of the
Master.
While the clergyman was praying,
Jack-poOr fellow, his heart was in q
condition to be touched-interjected the
EXPLANATIONS he had learned in the camp
meetings up the mountains. Hear
prayer, Lori" send down graceF'
fetch the hearts Of we uns. o GodI"
make fab in our breastsT' Amen,
amen, and amenT "Glory to GodF'
"Hallelujahl hallelujahg" And all the
while he swayed his tall, 1.-THE form with
. rhythmic motion, to which the cadence
Of the pastors voice kept time.
Shaking hands with the mother and
son, and promising to call again before
daylight on the morrow, the clergyman
left about ten o'clock, and the turnkey
would have taken Mrs. Hurd out had
not the man in charge Of the prison put
IN an appearance. and after hearing her
pleading consented to let her remain till
one O'Clock. At her request he also
opened the door leading into the corri-
dor, for though the night was cold the
air within the cell was sitting.
When MrS Hurd was alone with her
son, the poor fellow groaned;
Hit wouldnt'be nigh 90 hard to bar
Of 90 DO Pike, he'd showed up; but | amt
seed him sence l got the sentence.
Wouldn't 'a'Shuk kimso IF be wus in my
place. -. IN I
"Pike amt shuk 20, said the mother,
"'Taint In the blood to go back on our
own kin. We uns amt that kind"
And then che went onto tell him Of
the preparations Pike and other friends
were making for his release; and she
ended by adding, Jest az shores God
Almighty sees We uns bar, jest 20 shore
Pike1l show up, and hen win or die
a-tryin." go
Jack kissed his mother, and know.
ing how very weary she was. made her
lie down on the cot, and then he loosen
ed the shoes on her poor swollen feet
IN RE gDNtINl. ID
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-09-29
A DIVIDED HOUSE.
By ALFRED R CALHOUN.


lcoDyTisAi' lS's' By American Press AssOeiS-
conscr1pted Union men were not cowed,
but with their inherited caution they
refrained from expressing themselves
except In the presence Of those whom
they knew they could trust.
Jack Hurd's to be hung In the
mawnin." This was not news; every
one in and about Knoxville knew 1t, but
they repeated It one to the other like q
taxi that must lead up to the discussion
Of other things, among which was the
possibility Of getting him out.
Mrs. Hurd was not an ordinary wom-
an. II she had been she would have
been helpless and crushed under her
load Of trialA In relating this part Of
her experience to me, she said with a
Fash Of the eyes that there was no mis-.
taking:
ard totched q revolver with me from
home, one e. Pike he'd gin to Minny To-
splaything, but even he reckoned that
at thirty feet hit was bout ca good es
any pistol that could be got. even II bit
did have some silver hxins on. / keerd
her loaded in my breast, and when I
heard that OfSer say my Jack he'd got
ter hang. | kinder said to myself, with
my hand onter the stock and my finger
e-rubbin the hammer. that O. soon "a
Jack was dead. that man would be
a-folleFn close aFter with bullet in his
heart
The man IN charge Of the prison at
this time seems TO have been Of q
kindly disposition. for. contrary to his
orders. he freed Jack Hurd's hands from
the manacles when he returned from the
court house, and when Mrs.. Hurd called
TO zee her son he admitted her without
the customary pass.
In her heart she hoped to zee Jack BE-
having Ike man, and In this she was
not disappointed. She found him smok.
ing and talking with the other prisoners
IN the quiet way that was habitual with
him, but there was nothing In his man
ner TO indicate that he was In the least
unnerved BY the awful doom that
awaited him on the morrow.
Upto this time Mrs. Hurd had borne
herself with characteristics fortitude,
but as soon q she caught sight Of her
son in the jan corridor she broke down
and would have fallen to the floor had
be not clasped her in his arms.
"Hit amt in the blood to gin plum up,
mother" he whispered, ''and ef Pike1l
only help. e. reckon hen BE- mighty
glad 70 do, seein e. we uns & still broth.
era, they may kill me, but BY the tarnal
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-09-29
Two Effective Lotions.

sponging the body with aromatic spir-
its restores tone wonderfully, providing
Il is done regularly, and often with this
tone the muscles Of the face resume their
firmDess. Cold salt water or sea water
Is one Of the best lotions to restore firm.
ness to the flesh, always bathing the
cheeks upwards, giving massage in the
same direction. A delicate domestic rec
ipe against wrinkles is the white Of two
eggs beaten with twice as much rose
water, and half teaspoonful OF powdered
alum, dissolved in spoonful Of rosewa-
ter, added to it, Keep this In a covered
cup and apply to wrinkles on going to
bed.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-09-29

neither herself nor her boys were ad-
dicted to the use Of liquor.
IAN Of we uns har. 'cept Pike" said
Sam Mcneil, sis conscripts, and rather
agin the wah. But that amt har nor
thar ct this time. We uns may be shot,
II 90 we uns holds on, but thar amt no
danjah Of bein hanged tomorrow, ez
Jack Hurd shorely win be ef 50 be nothin
Is done to help him outen this id bad
hole. So hits to talk hit ovah that we
uns sneaked down har. But reckon
Pike he'd bettah tell 20, TO he knows
that all the friends Of we uns amt in
this room, though I'll say the ten har
hez allowed to take big reslEs tonight,
and II 30 be the plan works ez she should
Jack Hurdn be free man in the noun
tains afoah sun up, and he won't be
alone by hissef, nuther."
1--WE seen lots Of the mountain boys"
said Pike hoassely, "men ez is into the
wah. like me. coz they feel bound that
way, and men e. was dragged in, like
hunted niggahs, by JeR Davis houns;
and we uns hez all agreed that Jack
shouldn't hang. And mother 20 must
60 back to the prezen tonight and whis-
per to him that we uns hez swore that
TO the honah Of the mountains my
brother can't hang. And by Cd we
unsn keep our word ef so be we hez to
6ah the jail and the town"
Pike then went on to explain that be-
tween twelve and one O'Clock that night
the guards about the Jail would be
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-09-29


prisoners % folloW him.
Pike was not in camp She was told
that. on account Of the fate Of his unfor.
tunate brother, he had been given twen-
ty-four hours leave. She went back to
the jail, but Pike had not been there.
With her breaking heart growing heavier
OF every step and her brain reeling for
the want Of sleep. the poor mother began
10 pace the streets. Knoxville was to her
q bewilderingly large place. and the
crowds Of men, many Of them drunk,
added to her perplexity and confusion.
Not knowing where she was going,
but feeling that she must keep moving
or die. she wandered down 10 Q little
street near the river where the houses
were occupied by poor whites and free
negroes. II was growing dusk, when q
. colOred woman met her and asked Il
she was Mrs. Hurd, Jacks mother.
I'm Jacks pore heartbruk mother, /"
was the response.
"lze been sarchin 20 yeh," said the
black woman. "Foller me-"
Mrs. Hurd followed her into the bacl,
room Of long, rambling shanty, and
here she met Pike with q number q
men In gray uniforms, and other men IN
butternuts. but all looking unmiatakably
like mountaineers. Pike kissed hi
mother. and Sam Mcneil. Of Jaclsboro
handed her his canteen, and said tht
stun was good and to take big, re.
freshing drink, which she did, though
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-09-29
IT PAYs

cines. Many arc injured by tryin; cx-
perimentS with compounds purpor,!a
to DO blood purifiers, tie Trint
recommendation Of which would ~.
to be their "cheapnesS." Being mH',.
up Of worthless, though net alwr!
harmless, ingredients, they may we'll
be "cheapi" but, In the end, ti;cy rye
dear. Tho most reliable medicines arc
costly, and can be retailed Mt mod-
crate prices. only when the manufactur.
ing chemist handles the raw materials
in large quantities. 1t Is economy,
therefore,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-09-29
How to Peel rona,os..

This is the way to peel tomatoes: Cow
or them with boiling water half minute,
then lay them in cold water until they
are perfectly cold, when the skins can be
slipped of without difficulty, leaving the
tomatoes unbroken and firm as before
they were scalded.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-09-29
To Use

Ayers SarSapaTllia, the valuable componsuts
Of which are imported, wholesale, by the
J. c. Aver 20. from tie regions where these
articles are richest In medicinal properties.
at Is = wonder 10 me that any other
than Ayers SaTSapaTilla has 4 show In tie
market. II people consulted their own In
terest, they would never use any other; for
It Is not only the best, but, on account Of It's
concentrated strength and purity, 1t Is the
most economical" james =. Duffy, Drug
Gist, Washington st., Providence, r. l.
Dr. 4. O.. Almond, Druggist. Liberty. Va.
writes: Leading physicians In this city
prescribe
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-09-29
Careful Attention Of the Insuring Public to I
Policy Contract, Which Offer the Following
Distinct Advantages, viz:

st Itprovdes for insurance during the whole life
Cd requires only twenty annual premiums after which
source Of income to the insured
3d. 1t is absolutely non-oreabe by and policy
contract without notice company the part
poicy-holder.
4h combines the elements Of savings bank with
life Insurance. thus enabling policy holder insure
the same time the whole of his premiums
use in old age.
5h 1t guarantees cash surrender value any anniversary
of the date of policy after annual premiums paid
9th furnishes plain and definite and
is within the reach of ALL
9TH 1t enables the insured determine his rights
appeal to experts negotiations with the company
each year being clearly stated in the policy
9Th 1t all policy holders alike; there is no preferred
class
9th Dividends will be paid addition to the policy
as the insured may desire.
10th 1t applicable every and circumstance in
life and there is little that desirable that cannot
be obtained under this policy.
Under this policy "pay you co. stop stop
with profit, continue with greater profit
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-09-29

AAAMoaA, Col, Jan, -. IN
Ny wife was troubled with neTVousnoas about
enc yoaE before abe took Pastor Kosnig's Nerve
Tonic. and q that timS had Vory severe attaohs
Of Spaan.oouVulaion,a and pains india@Snt paEts
Of the body; when I'm this state her lower Jaws
Wonld ct uolsntly and cot soulstimes. bito her
tongue. broaths hoaVlly. then ahort thm seemed
% stop entirely, gst uild look n her eyes an4
rolling around, thnn stop oomoliu11t ~ would
TAKE Two men 70 hoid her IN bsd. otherwise her
body would ofamp and b 20 for tWo hours. she
tool but Two bodies Of The Nerve poulo, which
cured her entifoly Of an thsos eoFinlutly which
myeeh and wife gladly testify q tray had The
aeafod eueos ~ - oAAAAA
MrS. Ester DSVilbins, 80 8. Tenth street, San
Jose, Cal, yFito1, oolob9 ieooi Pastor Kcenige
Nerve Tonic has indeed done wonders in ny
paEt Of tho country. Tharo has ben bought y
NJ nailhboFhoo1 over o7B worth
RRPR-A. yallablo Rook - Ne.ygls
W "a 49, ~ psas ~ az q IS csSsia
I'LL 6is msdIsino ifoS q ehiFsG
ma glnsay ~ asea psspasld ~ the HsS,rsna
ssS 80 5ssSs1sa $S1d:FSis disssaoS sijsss
KoEMIo EED. CO.. chicago, IIL
soaabynuuGsi.iss s % porBosuA 0fursr
9 EaIso slEs. ol.9S! SHotnosroF 90.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29
z GALICYl.

z Zywca donosza dnia 5go
bm.: Dzlslejszej nocy zdsrzy} sic
bardzo n~ieszczesliwy wypadek
Pu}k So e. Krakowa) zostaf "a
kwaterowaav we wsl Moszczanlcy,
POI mill Cd Zywca. Wleczorem
oko}o godzlny 9 zerwata sic szalo-
ma burza, po}aczona z rzeslstym
deszczem i plorunami. Cd pioruna
zapall}a sic stodofa dworska, gdzle
k'lka kompanii stato PREY tym
pozarze spall}o sic 5 zo}nierzy z II
kompanii, tax, re ty1ko z nlch
koscl pozosta}y, czterech zas popa-
rzonych ley w szpltalu cywll-
nym. Przytem popalllo size take
mn6stwo karabin6w, but6w i mum
durow. Przez GAIA noe laf deszcz, a
mad ranem o<o4o godz,ny 4 pada}
olbrzyml grad, ktory nagromadzlf
sic W taklch llosclach, re j~eszcze o
godz. wv n%iektorych miejscowo.
sciach by}o zupeinle blafo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29
rozszerzac, lecz De nat
sauna ME wysuarcza, ale W

rozszerzac, lecz De nat
sauna ME wystarcza, ale W
chowaule, ksztaScenle ducha .
umysiu towarzyszyc je) mus,
jezeli rownowaga pom'edzy
zdolnosciaml ludzkiemi znisz.
czona. a lczba zbrodniarzy,
samob6jcow i nedzarzy pc
mno&oaa bye ME maine wy
starcza fakt zaktadau,as 2kot i
pedzanle do nich potomnosci
1ak owlec, ably wlez.enia Fam
Knac, nedze zgublc i oswiate
rozpostrzer,G. Ma podstawie
danych statystyk uczonego
prawnlka amerykanskiego cat
KEN odwrotnle twierdzlc MOI
ma, De zaprowadzenie przymu-
sowej i bezwysnar,owej nauki
W panstwle wystarcza, by
liczbe zbrodnlarzy, samob6j
COW i nedzarzy powiekszyc.
Ten system, iak Montgomery
sic wyra3a, Jest zrodiem z
ktorego pokolenie jedno pc
druglem zara2a sic, a ma to.
warzystwo przenosi zgnilizne,
ktora pomaiu, ale skutecznle
dziata. Smutny, prawdzlwie
smutnY obraz szkot be- Boga,
a tym smutnie)szy, De same
cyfry NOVA l dowodza tego
dobltnle. To owoc waszel
piracy panow:e cd w'elkiego
! postepu:: Krymlnallsta - lido
ia dziad. Prawdziwie uie
many wan czego zazdrosclt.
tylko tax coraz dalei poste-
pujcle, a bedzlemy mleli plek1o
ma zleml.
A. j. ".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29
Parma ma sprzedaz.

Sc mil cd Minneapolis, prey
koiei Great Northern, W polskiej
osadzie Silver Lake, 80 ARROW
= so ARROW czystego pod p}ugiem
bez PM. Budynkl dobre, nlemal
~jeszcze move wszYstkie, pod gon-
tami. Stajnia: splchrz, szopy do
maszyn, tax IL zadna maszyna
ME potrzebuie STAG ma wolnem
powletrzu. Pastwiska o%grodzone =
slana MONA wioAyG blisko 20 ton
do budynk6w. Cd 8 do 10 ARROW
lasu. Przesz1ego roku umfocl1o sic
przeszlo II set buszll pszenicy,
pr6cz owsa i jeczmlenla. DO kos
clola 4 mile. Okollca Sliczna. Ma.
by1em grocernlq W Duluth 1 chce
farme sprzedac. ZgfosiG sic DO p.
Tomasza Szeringa W Duluth albo
do mnie nizej podpisanego. GID
Anton Konleczny
Mr.. 317 - "a ave. w.
Duluth, MINI.
PkACCIE. "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29

Polska Kapela onegdaj grala
pred polska plebanla ma Dobry
wlecZ6r.
Nowy salon W srodku mlasta
znajduje sic cd niedawna naprze-
ciwko duSego hotelu WiDona, ma
rogu ulic 3ciej / johnson Str. W
wspanlafym domu, kt6ry pobudo-
wal i urzadzif ma salon i hotel
bogaty hrowarz p. Schlitz z Mil
waukee. Salonem i hotelem zawia-
duja panowle Bell " Dlouhy. =
Lubo salon bardzo eleganoko jest
urzadzony, przyjma tam mile
kazdego robotnika. Piwo ola ludzi
pracujacych W duSych daja kufel.
kach.
Pan Dr.. Kelly, jeden z maj
Iepszych doktor6w W miescie
przerrowadzif sic pc mad apteke
p.Slade ma 1ogu ulic Main i 3ciej
DR.. Kelley sztuka swoja jus wielu
PolaKom dopom6gf.
Iszcze tn jeste;nay!
Wykraj to, a bedziesz mia1
bravo do extra = fotografii ga
bjnetowej ma kazdy tuzin, kt6re
z cleble zdejmie ANDREW STU.
do, CT w. Sec .sstr.
Sliczne fotografie gabinetowe
$3.50 tuzin.
Staramy sic jaknajszczerze,
wszystkich zadowollc, wykonujat
jaknajlepsza robote "a najtahsze
ceny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29
Posi-
Poszukuje Stanis1aWa Rainier

czaka. Pod przybranem nazwls
klein John Confield przebywal
pred dwoma latY W Waterbury,
Conn, SO Union str. Prosze o
wiadomosc o MIN pod adresem:
S. Szczepanskl, Red Jacket,
Houghton Co., Mich. box $50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29

Zwazcle danny,
Ze tn many
Me "a drogi
Stroj ma nog,,
Srodze fadny
I paradnyl
tn trzewikl
q sk6ry dzlkieJ,
Jakie mietkle,
Pulchne, gietkie!
Stara, mfoda
l dewotka
w Mich SIG poda
Do podlotka.
Zas ola ,oiorv
Many kary
Mocnych butow,
Jakby z drutow-
Kazdej mary.
Chfop co wstap,
Tu do Czecha,
GdY wystapi,
SIG usmiecha:
Mega modnie
[ wygednie
Mu sic widzi,
q bosych szydzi!
Idac z Mast =
Krokrem predkim,
Reka SHASTA,
Tnie napietk lem,
G}osno kryczy
Wara, walra
Co sic tyczy:
Jam ME skuty,
Nc ME spi}em,
Jeno bYiem
Kuplc -buty
STEIN AkRA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29

NEW YORK. Me zdarza1a
sic tn juz wYpadki smlerci ma
cholere.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29
re SWIATA.

HAMBURG.-Chelera jednak
tn sic zmlejsza. Wprzecieciu umie-
ra tn teraz juz tylko 80 os6b
dziennie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29
Mania szk6lna
a szkoly W starozyt-
nOSci.

" OAAOAJ
nOsci.
Podajemy dokohczenle waz.
nego artykufu Mama szkolna
etc.
Ma szkodliwe dzlafanie
szkol publicznych zwracali ]uz
uwage atelstyczni uczen', Sc
dziowle i prawnicy amery-
Ramsey. W sw,ezo wydaaym
dziele pod tytulem: The school
question from q parental and
no sectar9an standpo5nt'
(kwestya sskolna badana z
prawa rodziclelskiego ME
eskciarsklego) Zaharyasza
Montgomery, sfynnego amery-
kaisklego prawnika, aazywa
on bezwyznanlowa publlczna
nauke: ,,Pomatu ale pewno
dzlaiajaca trucizna." Autor ME
ogranicza sic ma tenn, by
prawo rodzicielskie bronze
prawem przyrodzonem, ale
blerze historye swego kraiu,
kaAe dowodom movie, a te
m6wia dosadn,e. Montgomery
porownuie %statystYke zbrod.
marry 6 stanow (state) ktore
jul cd 200 lat system
zmonopollzowanego i przymu-
sowego nauczania rzadowego
uzywaJa, z szesciu inneml
stanaml (state) W Stanach
Zjednoczonych, ktore przyro.
Ozone prawo nauczanla dziecl,
rodzlcom pozostawliy. TIE szes6
stauow plerwsze1 kategoryi sa::
Massachusetts, Maine, New
Hamshlre, Vermont, Connec-
tlcut i Rhode Island; te dru-
glej kategoryl, Virginia, Mary
land, Delaware, Georgia, North
Carolina T South Carolina.
Obydwie grupy zostafy W tym-
samym czasle, przez emigran
tow utworzone, ktorzY z tvch
samych KRAKOW europeisklch
przyszli, ia sauna NOVA mo.
{ will, ten sam stopien nauki 1
te same obyczaje relIgle
posiadali. Wszystkle wyatt
klein Maryland'u byiy protes-
tanckleml. Ich olganizacya
polityczna i socyalna ro3nifa
sic tylko W iednym punkcie
t. ], W szkole elementarnej.
W roku l647 stan Massachu.
sets zaprowadzif u siebie nau-
Ike obowlazkowa i byzwyzna-
NOVA, lime ple6 stanow Novel,
Angiil poszfy wnet "a ulm.
Szesc stanow druglej KategorYi
zorganizowafy i zachowafy do
rajnowszych czasow wolnosc
wYchowanla / nauki.
Statyslyka r. 1860 Okla
zu]e, De W tym roku W szesclu
stanach, ktore cd przeszlo
dwustu lat rzadowa szko]e
oosiadaja, 2 2.665.945 miesz-
kanc6w 3.543 dorosiych t. j.
]edna osoba ma 3l2 ME umlafa
czytac AMI plsa6. Zas W
szesclu stanach, ktore
woInej szkofy uzywa}y, ma
3.l8l.969 mleszkahcow 1858.
500 dorosiych ME umia1o ami
czYtaG AMI plsac t. j. ] ma IL.
Vice nauka szkolna tenn VIE
Gel rozwinieta zostaia gdzie
przymus szkolny egzystowai
i szkoty z funduszu panstwa
utrzymane byfy. Porownajmy
teraz z tym wykazem statys.
tyKe zbrodni. W stanach z
rzadowa i przymusowa nauka
byto " r. 1860 do krymlnefu
zasadzonych osob 2.459 a
vice l ia 1884 miesz., W
s.anach z wolna nauka wyno-
sta ]iczba skazanych W tym sa-
mym roku At t. j. l ma $3.50
miesz. Samob6)stwo bylo W
pierwszej kategoryl l ma 1926
W druglej l ma 56.584. W
stanach pierWsZei kategorv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29

Pan Jak6b DaszhowShi, syn
pana Jana Daszkowskiego, nau-
czywszy sic telegrafowania, uzy-
skaf posade telegraisty ma stacyi
niedaleko Stockton, W powiecie
winonskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29

KRAKOW. - Wostatnich
dnlach ME by1o s}ycha6. 1zby kto
W Galicyl umar1 ma cholere.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29
Kauai roll 6lisko n1QstQ.

Panowle Smith & Posi- pod
Mr.. &C 3 ullcy, mad golarnia HI
tykiera maia ma sprzedaz 5 ARROW
gruntu z pieknym domkiem, bar
do blisko mlasta. Ktoby
chciaf kupic, niechaj sic zg1osi do
lch Blura.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29

sault St. Mary i takowe leza po-
miedzy dworcami Lehigh Weyr-,
hauser, ~(miasto) kopalniai tclaza
odlegtos6 cd Lebigh do Weyerha-
user jest siedm mil anglelskich.
w srodku tel kolonii' stan1e ,e.
szcze W tym roku dworzec, plfa do
w%yratiania klepek i druga do drze-
wa budulcowego.
Ktoby zPolakow chciaf skorzy-
STAG z n~adarzajacej sic sposobno-
Sci, powinien sic osobiscie zglosic
we wtorek, srode lub czwartek
kakdego tygodnia z wy]atkiem
dnl swiatecznych,w razie gdyby Ia
Aowe ma wymienione dnie wvpa-
dfY, W ofsie pana adwokata T O..
m asza Frawley, W Eau
Claire. Wisconsin.
Kazdy nabywca gruntow dosta
ME pc w%piaceniu pofowY ceny
kupna tytuf p~osiadlosci Guaranty
decided pana abwokata Tomasza
Frawley.
Ziemie ma maJatek koscielny
przyszfej polskiej parafi osobi-
Sole W srodku tel kolonii mad LIMA
kclelowa mad dwoma pieknemi je-
zloraml w %znacznej liczble ARROW
juz przeznaczyfem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29
WIADOMOSCI


Wei. rs. DomaqalSkl ma W
Winonie zawsze dobry humor, a
klimat minnesock, dosyc, jak sic
zdaie, mu sprzyja. - Jego kazanie
W ostatnia niedzlele bardzo sic
parafianom podoba1o. Radzii
posefac dzieci Cd samege ~poczatku
do polskiej szkofy ME do
publicznej, gdzle polskie dziecl
talk sobie jezyl< popsuja, IL potem
JUL nigdy po polsku mo NIGGA sic
%nauczyc. Skromnei rozrywki W
niedzlele ME p%otepiaf, owszem
uwa&al ia "a potrzebna do pokrze-
pienia sit %znuaonych cafotygodnlo-
wa p.aca. Wogole Gale kazanie
zapowiadafo wlecej umiarkowane
rzady w naszej polsklej parahi,
anizel, byfy W ostatnlm czasie. =
w srode, % Wrzesn.a, mai wiel.
rs. Domagalski kazanle ma
odpuscie sw. Wacfawa W Pine
Creeku.
Pan Jdkob Ddszko,USh1, syn
pana Jana Disadvantage, nau
czywszy sic telegrafowania, uzy-
skaf posade telegraisty ma stacyi
niedaleko Stockton, powiecie
winonskim.
Pan James a. Tawney
Winony jest kandydatem na bardzo
wazny urzad, DO kandydatem do
kongresu W Westinghouse. Wy
bierac 60 bedzie 8 powiatow ra-
ZEN. Przyznac trzeba, re pan
Tawney, dobry adwokat i czfowiek
honorowy, byfby godnym pred
stawicielem tego urzedu.
Otwarcic salonu p. Andrzeia
Kowale wskiego, " domu Herlnga
ma rogu ulic 2giej i Hamil1ona,
odbedzie sic W Poniedziafek, 8
Wrzesnia pray dobrych ~napojach
i cygarach, smacznym lunchu i
muzyce.
Wick, polska blbufke republi-
kahska, prsysefaja Polakom do
Winony darmo. Chfopi przeciez
mowia, be to plsmo tez istot-
ME nc ME warte. Gdyby je rozse-
fano "a pieniedze, pc Is cent6w
by ME dali "a ME.
Ma mitingu Mlubu d~emokrackie-
90 W nalhllssza sobote, W dniu l
Pazdziernika, przemawiac beda
pomiedzy lnnymi panowie II. M.
Lamberton j w. J. Smith.
NiejakiiS Lliuss Belaka, boha-
ter anegdotki o butelkach wyno-
szonych z piwnlcy proboszczow-
skiej, usifuje zwroclc ma slebie
czyjas uwage, lie przymlerzajac z
takiej racyi, z iaAiej n. p. krol
Jagietio starai sic djabla udobru-
chac, zapalajac ~swieczke pred
posagiem Jego czurtowskiej Mosci
ma oitarzu. Many tez istotnie
poaejrzenie, Se warchof ten jest z
piektem W zmowie, DO l jakai
szatahska p~ogahska gazette iudziom
pokazuje i szerzeniem szatahskich
oszczerstw sic trudni. : Czyz ME
ma ma to licho kropldfa W
Winon1e?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29

PETERSBURG I tn chole-
ra ma prawde ustaje. Dzlennle
umlera ma cholere okolo 10 osob.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-29
DAHOMEY. Y

DAHOMEY, W Afryce. -
Rdzen woiska murzynow zostaf W
pien wyclety. Frazucl sposobls
sic do nowego ataku.