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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

BELLEvILLE. Mich. Oct. 10. A youag
man named corw.n met with very
painful accident ut this place yesterday.
He WAS drawing cornstalks from Mr.
Shackelton's farm in tho town OF Can
ton. At bridge over washout at the
Red Mill, the load tipped and Corwin
fell 10 the water. distance of twenty
feet. where be struck on some Aood-
wood. breaking one rib loose from the
back bone aud fracturing the skull at
the base of the brain. Recovery is very
,f.uhff,l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

SYRacusE. ". Y. Octlo The conven-
tion II the Commercial Travellers asso-
citation was called Ia order this after
noon. President Aldrich delivered his
annual address and Secretary Booth
read his statistical report. The present
membership is 2.6s3. q whom LII are
residents OF New York. state with mem.
bers in twenty nine states and flourish.
ing branch organizations in sixteen
cities. The assets are si0.3of5l, Of
which s6.50a9 has been transferred
from the general 10 the building fund.
The association has no liabilities Bing.
hamton. n. T.. was selected as rest
place of meeting.
J ID. Aldrich 81 Detroit. wss unani-
monsly reelected to the presidency 81
the association. Walter Il. booth of
Hornellsyille. the secretary aud treas
urer. was accorded similar honor.
j. Frank Hart ~ Wilkesbarre. Pennsyl-
vania. and L. &. Burdette of ElIaira
were reelected trustees 81 the reserve
fund for the term 81 three years Final
adjournment was takcnfat i0.3O p. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

nSthinx bat socis. y The snsser ve
give o. The hzree dsmssd u the people
f1r spee4y repeal
Ar. Coekrsd thea took the ffoor and
resamsd The aTxument which he bad
bezsn yesterday axsinst ths repeal hlll
fhs houss anendmsnt 90 the ssnate ball.
glsing % csrtala ssttlers In Oklahoma
tsrrih'ry the right 10 commute their
homestead entEies sas laid before the
senate and sas conenrred In. The bal
nos goes % the president After ,
short executive session ths senate. at
o:la y. IA. adjourned nntil tomorrov at
IL %.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
aFTER rHE GALE.
Coast OF Lake Micbiaas strewn with
Drift Iimber.

MrsgtGos. Mich. Oct 10 Evidences
~ the recent gale are abundant along
the coast. Drift timber has been driven
farther inland than Tor years. spgnc 10 il
being driven farther hack from the
water line than the Lake Michigan tark
pavslion. A house standing several
hundred yards inland frum ihc water
line rat Ear from the south pier ~ the
harhor entrance. was washed - the
waves. usdefmined. sud lee nor upon
ise slde ln the cavity sc,rprd ssot b, the
saves On the soith per great a5gs
and drift tsnhere hsse been thr,vn
upon fts highest places ~ hunirsia
snsi others carried over o. planted end
vice 10 The compartments q The asv
srib~ The beach nefth aHsi south q
i.s<. Mschiean park has besn lnapsoved.
lhe saves having driven ihe drift tim
ias iniand. feaftug clear ieierval -
hieelv i,svrli>i eand eeswrsn tha fspQhly
ftreun sr..ek sae asd ths SISTER lne.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

WAsHTxCroS. Oct l0--In the house
today the following bills were passed
To permit the exhibition Of tho statues
Of Columbus and Isabella in Statuary
hall; bin fixing the qualification %
voters an the Cherokee strip at the first
election: bill for the relief 81 pur
chasers of timber and stone lands under
the act 81 1873, 10 give settlers on Ger
tain lands in Oklahoma the right 90
commute their homestead entries and
BAN to protect the public forest reserva-
tion4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
PEARL BurIt:R FoUNn


DErRorf. Mich. Oct i0--Pearl Butler.
the gin Who was abducted from her
home some days ago. was found today
by officers who we're shadowing Louis r.
Arno, her supposed abducsor. The girl
was dressed ia boys clothes. and from
the suspicious movements Of Arno. who
was disguised, he was reaFrested. The
only words he said after being locked
up the second time were. Il wish you'd
shoot me" Pearl insisted At fret that
her name was Charley Williams. and
that her home was in Grand Rapids
She shoaed no regret for her action. but
said now that the story was all out she
would neyer 90 back home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
Can't. smaiIman Dead.

GRAND HAVEN. Mich. Oct. TO- Capt.
j. r. Smallman. OF tho steamer City OF
Milwaukee. plying between Grand
Haven and Milwaukee,. is dead. Capt.
Smallman was born on Prince Edwards
island Sc years ago and commenced sail
ing on the itlantic when IA years of
age After the war he commenced sail
ing on the lakes and took command OF
the steamer Muskegon. plying between
Milwaukee and Chicago. in 1919. chang
ing to the Milwaukee when she came
out He was one of the most widely
know and popular captains on Lake
Michigan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

CtEvEtAxp. O-f 10 james B Nc.
Mullrn drew first hlood to-day in The
ceiebraiei Canadian Copper company
case against Samuel J. Rstchie and 9th
ers II the United States ruast Rstchie's
niotion - Gle a. amendesl answer and
crn@a bill was over ruled aad the case .ef
foF hearing on - merits tomorrow The
interests involTed smount 90 several
=. .lLl.... -l.IIara
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

surhce HALLWAY lcngfneess IN sr.sicr
tn tirsefand

" - EtEa III
CLrvKtsxD oct 10 The Amsirs
mattel Association ~ STREET Ransar
Empioyes and fbe broffsfAos3 ~ knr-
face Railway Enrineers lpgsn tbesr a.
hual caneebtion IN this ctty yesterday.
A resolution was introlacea authurifine
local bfanches a. try 60 have fpl jusss-
dicfiob ia tie matter r. tayiH9 AM
FORMS Jhr Eruihcfhood ~ rnfinor
hallway Enrinetfa tppoinied > st'm
mif;ee e. consult With fhs Amaieau,uisi
association With . vicv o. conroli iaaf-
ing the two orEaniFatians EheY -
dnree tie trolley syeiem sna a1fucate
ifs une in cifieE view thrrr = orfnss
eiiion. Toaas's pession - thf AmkiEs
n,nte6 association Was addressed ~
l'resiicni " J La ~ Isrirsat ~isosa
remarks were in fhs nsfu-p - an nrpeni
fa = cuntInustion - tie bsrmesioal
relations ssisiinR betgeen euploFe<s
and employee Hfeefi,ee Vfis alec ln4se
Is heein Dfr. trustee. of fori Nsfhe.
Miiliam Nalnur. ~ sesfi ule isfnsi NlI4
Samuel Maesey q 81 fatsl Iae>fnii-
nnuf a nll 80 q asuft gtf4Hear
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

WAsHISGTpN. Oct To- Important
dispatches concerning the Brazilian sit
tho landing Of marines from the cruiser
Charleston 90 protect the lives of Ameri-
cans Ia Rio have been received at the
payydepartment within tho past twenty
four hours. but Secretary Herbert re
fuses 10 make public their contents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
Found Under n straw stack.

DETsoIr. Mich. Oct 10. The body OF
an unknown man was found this noon
under straw stack on Belle Isle. near
the superintendent residence. He had
apparently been dead two or three days
Employees at the park have noticed him
several times during the past few weeks
sirolling about the island. There was
nothing in his pockets to tell who he
was. aud no marks Of violence were
found on the body
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

PoSriAc. Mich, Oct. TO- Delegates to
tho state encampmcnt of the Oudfcllows.
which u held today and tomorrow. are
arriving on every train. Two hundred
are expected. and the citizens have nr-
ranged handsome reception for them.
This afternoon the regular parade took
place, followed Immediately by the dress
parade and drill OF the cantons
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
Lake s,camer Went Asborc.

HaScocK. Mich. Ost 10 The steam
cr Huron City of Detroit With barges
Winona and J. w. Hanover 81 Buffalo.
went ashore ON the rocks at Portage en-.
try during last nights terrific gale and
hol a was pounded in her bottom. She
was taken of today and is being towed
10 Oatonagon. where she WAS TO get a
cargo Of lumber. She Is owned by DE.
troIt and ST Clair parties
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

TrsxsnaeA 7 T.. C,sf "a a tsipis
INJURIES orcuffet sipsut fesrtt miles xsasl
a hefe. Tie victim ueft hDffe -
ftosern,s .iffee ssfi ], Nks ~ fczu'i -
the iatf political frniiif Hhd 49, men
klied belonged 80 file Iof.es fartion
kesf No 81 fhlF nlafnint lAe i-rif a
fanaf Iepis q Z inefae Wss f|Eund ir
fht ueosis fht isoiF sns fidaica nifh
tHleis Ibs utr ~ - un.hltll't 'trE'lF
ne fesnlf q She fiftef tsslinr pfrfeilino
befFesn tht I've fsaiiicsi fa,4r.ns hfre.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

CLEvsfANp. Oct 10 The steam barge
v. swain - Cleveland. ownei by e. n.
Johnson q this cifY. burned Tuesday
morning AZ O'Clock at The G. 4 T. coal
docks Fire Was discovered ia tho coal
bunkers. bot nobody knows how the fire
started The heat vas waiting 20 "a
insorify dock and then load The craft
was worth sgi.en. and tho loss will
amount D. f1Doo0
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

CHrcAeo. Oct lo-first fare. sls fuf-
longs May Thompsou uon. Wolsey
second. Motor thirl. time. ! ~ second
sir furioaRs Immiida son. Sir Chsfies
second. craft thir.i. tiuae. l.i7is. 1hird.
seven farionrs l.ezxareBs Won. Louiee
second; time. ifsiik Fourth. one nile
f1i ktndig wen. Niaa Patton seeond
spensiolin fhsni. TINS, la. Firth. six
furiones Prince BenFy won. TIM
Murrky rocnd. OsFsc third. time. iii.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

PHrs.aprLrHss. Oct 10 The fsll u,esf
ine es The Philsaeiphia Driving 1prk
seeucsalson ogpned trs,ay - pos.t
hreeze track Summaries zf fffs-
tloe. t0reo f5N I4aln Sfaaios uafs.
Bssl Nrafhes errss,d. ssle<ty Nod third.
lest tine 1lat4 23o pesrs0. pBrs
so fan6uisbedl Brext Frsnk tuo
heat. Ha3ley. Jr.. Kiftt B s1a Bpdd
f,ol,hs each one beet. iest tfus. l53s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

NnwstRsF. Wa Oct iu The cieass
makers conxeatlen to-day teciiej
grant neN charters = snyeHw ised
nnhan@ that MIGHT rprinx ~ Hereto
fore each large clfg has t.een az seel g.
Ax the nuni4s q krsa. oalasa The
eonvrasiea has decided q - feai -
iosa6aeaf shsI take pises IkefssaY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
FRANK A DEAN CONFIRMED.
Chsriotsc's Orator Not Objected q
by the senate.

WAsRIxcroS. Oct. 10 The senate to.
day confirmed the following nomina-
tions; second Lieut.. Ernest Kinds. sec
ond artillery. aud Wort Robinsoa. fourth
artillery, TO be fret heutenants. Post
masters: lnd,ana-R W. ). Ressler at
Upton; William Getz. Waterloo; Vii
liam ID. AIliman. Warsaw; Charles W.
Brlsley. Thornton; Olin VI. kolb. Prince-
ton. United States orsul-Frank \.
Dean u Michigan az Naples
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
no,b viii Probably Die.

NFcAuSEE. Mich. Oct l0 Mrs.
Thomas Mitchell. proprietor % TEN
pefancr saloon in this city. gas nearly
burned To- death while trying 10 start a
lire 10 the kitchen stove with kerosene.
Her little babe In the cradle nsar 10y was
aiso terribly burned. Both are ia the
hospital and IL IL thought they will die
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

81. CLuR. Mich. Oct 40 Mira James
Baifonr OF this city. who was burned in
a gasoline explosion this morning and
80 terrible injured. cannot live. Mrs
iIalfour vas filing the stove while il was
lirhted and the escaping gas caused the
exnllsinn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

t2rvsf Ort ~ TIE ~fanaartl
Manufacturers ennspsnya bnibinet
.cratef ~ tfi.rnriiie epfe harnrsi ~
ihr Frcard ~srif tais nloraiaE enfai'ina
q - - aioaf s-n01 wtb inaafaaes
abeat haif that ameanb
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
WOMAN suFFRAoE Acr.
Supreme Court Iistenod To Argue
ments by Counsel

ments by Counsel
LANSING, Mich. Oct 10 Owing 10 the
illness OF Judge Long the hearing on
the wonan's suffrage cases aud the
Speed -Corliss matter was postponed
till o'clock this afternoon. when they
were argued by Senator ,. W. Hopkins.
author Of the woman's suffrage bill. a.
sisted by Henry Haigh. JOAN Atkinson
and j. Il. Corliss- The defendants were
represented by Attorney 0eneral Ellis.
J. III. Pound aud +. +. Conley.
la the supreme court today orders TO
show cause were granted Ia Gypsum
Plaster 4 Stucco company ys. Kent cir
cult judge. and in Walter Gorton va
Livingston circuit judge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

HtMftYsx. y. - ort tn fffe iass
usabt Destroyed s.eott fsfrears $40
IA saps sesl - hsfe t<sa snsfoalzsy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

LsSsfNo. Mich, Oct 10 A 6 Gui
icy. assistant profer-~a % horticulture AZ
the Agricultural college. has bs.en az
pointed prefce~og "a horticsltars ia The
Vermont agricultural college.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

Cnte.c,. tlct ~ he Western Plata
Glass Iobf,ers sss-oriaticn met af fhe
traa3 pscifc aatel fnsiay presided over
- willtau tseaenx q 1incinnati Rep
reseutatlves sers present froa she fea
neHa and iiffshprz piate e.aes caraf
nan-.s-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
=. = oLDs RETAINED.
Again selected Secretary of Repub-
iican Congressional COMMITTEES.

WAsHIScroS. Oct los. ). Olds has
bcen elected secretary of the republican
congressional committee. the place he
resigned four years ago on account OF
a dllierence with the chairman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
TMo MArCtiMEN SHOE
They Open Firc ON burglars and Are
Wounded.

owosso. Mich. Oct To- Burglars in
gangs infest the city. Saturday night
one was captured and endcavored 10
shoot the officer. Last night the safe OF
the handle works was blown open.
Later the gang was discovered In Ponds
marble works drilling the safe. Watch
men Cady and Baker opened fire on the
gang and several shots were exchanged
on both sides. The gang escaped an
harmed. but Cady received bullet in
the hand and Baker one in the leg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

ues-rsssn r-wsf~~~d ts.asr- ~ ~.
tsssf f.tsf <teht.

Ftsfse4f Msra tfrf i8 TIE riin'e
asls druggists c,etafHsu tssias wss
uso~siy tsksn - eith fvatihe tsssinsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

CuN1tfla. Ort IA faIitR bal
l8rnss srnna Chicago e. Wautsert Fri-
day niehi rns csfs ana n - essth fsis
efter Eeif.e firisth lnio fiss istf = lif.zer
fniles af,d tts aere1isetf fifoeoe8 fssT
Afs Ganaesssn $40 Jekn fsfssspn. si,t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

hsr any ooession II history when -
great = multifnds - people was
gstheFed together IL nne plaee ] have
been fEyina % think q sone big croud
dnring The Rsrs of the Caesars.
but can't recall Ens time or piacs = beH
three quarters ~ q lnillion of peofie
were broaght sssgethrr. Geriaiuly tbene
never wss such cfogd ss yesterday. All
gathered within ons iaelasare"
Enorsnous sleoeiEss of the Das.
The reeeipis.- said Mr. Mitchell.
~weFe very large
~fez.H returned The fair director,
they were YER, large ! counted that
our ressapts from admizsions we're some
thing like sf2a08 and Ne Que soa alsout
siQ3.UA That icsses us balance q
about sse0eos
Not counting year CONCESSIONS.
added the banker. "iou know the Fer
rs sheel alone carried about s0o00 peo-
pie. aud as you get one-hAh. that
amounts tD souaetbing
Ar. Peck whs surprised. why" he
said, Il never thought of that Al all.
We lave not jet figured On the con
ceesions"
At this, point A. r. seeberger, treas
nrcf q the exposition. arrived vith the
big check. which was prcsented 60 Prrsi.
dent Mitchell by Mr. Peck.
IL gives me great pleasure ssid he.
TO deposit vith you, Mr.. Mitchell. this
large sum of money. which places the
worlds fair'out q debt This check is
made paysble 20 you aud h Tor the sum
uf 81 go .3i0 TG."
All Debts wiped uuL
"And noE. Mr. Mitchell said Trcss-
urcr Seeberger. lust please s,en this
voucher. or receipt. which h only 10
shos that you have received the money.
SIR. Mitchell signed the document and
returning II. said: 1t gives me great
pleasure. gentlemen. 10 inform yoa that
nov the entire indebtedness Il the
worlds fair has heen paid in foil
aud that this hank 4 ready 90
redeem the bonds of the worlds
fair as fast as they are presented.
This bank. rs trustee FOR the fair. has 70.
ceised AL the money from the expori-
tion that IN necessary 10 meet the bonds
and it ia possible that dividend viii he
payable before the exposition CLOSES It's
gates"
"And that voucher added Mr.. Peck.
lis the last voucher in the office Of the
treasures"
The gentlemen then shook hands
pleasantly and Withdrew. During the
day the cash that had been taken in az
the fair on Saturday and Monday Was
brought 10 the bank uader guard aud
deposited. The debit column of the big
fair was closed aud all the fellows viii
be credit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

BnooEtYs. Drt III Brooklyn sou
tie aec.na ghese * the ioesi stfiex ffrs6
Nex 1srk to-day - saors a Go 4
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-24
Daty i1czby
z WystaWy.

Otto pieKtore datY liczay
odnoszace sic do wYstawy swiat =
wei: w dnlu 26 Lut. 80 Chl@aEo
bylo wybrane jake miasto VISTA
wowe przez Narodowy NeJm
reprezen tantow,
Plerwsze Dalotowanle TAX
wypadlo: Chicago lis, New York
y, st Louis 81, Washington 70,
Osme koncowp baIotowanle Wy
pablo: Chicago l57, New York
lO7, St. Louis 90, Washington Is,
Akt Kongresu, ochwalajqcy wy
stawe, byi zatwlerdzony W rs
Kwietnia 1890 roku. Prok]amscya
prezydenta, zaprasza AGA wszystkie
narody. wydans byia W dnlu "a
Grudn1a 1890 L. B}onia byfy
otwavte 2l Pazdziernika 1890.
PrzegIad okrst6w odby} sic W
dnlach 26, u, % KwjetlNt 1881.
Formalne otwarcie wystawY
ola publicznoscj by}o l Maia
1898, a wystawa trwac miaAa do
80 Pazzdzlernlka 1898. Wiasnosc
Stanow i territory6w $5,oo0.000;;
mocarstw zagranicznych 100000
WaitosG wystawionych przedmio-
tow 100000. 600. OszacoRane
wydatxi s2l, $50. 900 Zr6d1o do
cbodow.
Kaplta} zaktadowy 5 millonow,
bondy mlasta Chicago 5 millon6w;
podarunek cd kongresu W pofdo.
lar6wkach kongresowych $500. O0O.
/ Bondy dluzne 100000. Razem:
SIG, 5000 .O00. R6znica miedzy ta
suma a powyzszem, wydatkami
oko}o 5 milicnow, wymagat be
die $40 ,oOO. 900 gosci op}acui2cych
tyk,etY, tax W, chcac oslagnaG
ma1y zysk, potrzeba goscl 2C
mllion6w W clagu wystawy czyl]
W przecleoiu 100 tysiecy dziennle
A co 1eszcze trzeba wziasG w ra-
chube, to tania cena iazdy II;
kolel BurlingtoLskiej, cd ktore
powlnplscie kupowat tykiety
Wzgledem dalszYch lnformacy
zg]oslc sic pod adresem: J. Z
Keynon, General passenger Agent
st, Paul, MINI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-24
WszystkO DarnnAO.
CT co uzywali lekarstwo odk

CT co uzywali lekarstwe odkry-
tie przez DR.. Kinga Or. Kings
New Discovery znaja wartos6
tegoa, a CT co nleuzywall maja
teraz sposobnost ~korzystat Z ME-
s. bezp}atnle. Zg}osit sic do osio-
szoneso aptekarza, a d%ostaniec'e
butelke ma probe darmo. Pos}at
nazwlsko i adres do PIP. III. E,
Bucklen and Co., Chicago, a
dostanie sic pude}ko ma probe,
bezp}atnie, pude}ko pjgutek zycis
DR.. Klnga. Wszystko zwarantowa-
ne re pomoze a mic ME kosztu]e.
Mona dostac W apiece pod
Or}em u Jana w. S. Tomkie-
wlcza < Bros. 456 Mitchell Ill.,.
r6g 9 ave., SAT Lincoln ave.
logp 5 ave-, 5 ave, Milwaukee
Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-24
PoIaCy W DaSOcie.

Towarzystwo rycerskle Legion
Polskl W Pufasklm, god miastem
Mimic, w Dakocle Poinocnej, ma
steoujacY zarzad:
M aorl kasyer.
I. M. Czarkowski.
A d utant Sc kretarz
NoJclech Teski,
K apitan ct V.
J6zef Narloch.
X apltan k alerYl.
Bartf. Reszka
Dyrekto c horyc h,
JGzef Stominski.
o d dzwierny.
Franclszek Siomlnskl.
Kasyer.
Michat Merchlewicz.
Ksiazki zrewldowal wynik
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-24
XObacz wystawe SwiatO w e
IA H0ceMf0W.

Ia przes1aniem adresu kogo-
kolwiekbadz oraz 10 cent6w W
znaczkach pocztowych, przeslemy
kazdemu k%slqzeczke pami9tkowa o
wYstawle chlcagosklej. Zwyczajna
cena tel ksiazeczkl jest so centow,
Jest to prawdziwe cacko sztuki.
Zawiera obrazkl o wystawie,
zalmuiace Gale stronnice. Gdy ME
spodoba sic wan pc %odebranlu,
p%owroclmy znaczkl poeztowe a
ksiazke wan zostawlmY. Adres ii.
E BUCKLEN AND CO., Chicago,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-24

rewizyi ogtosli, W n~ieobecnoscl P.
Piotra Wroblewskiego, pan Wol-
CZECH Teski, PREY asysele pana
Bart}omieja Reszki.
Uchwalono, ably $1,000
kt6re kompania plechoty wYdata
ma rozmalte rzeczy, n. p. broh !
|. d. uznaG jake legalny podattN,
ale / kompama ~kawalery' ma
rrawo do $1,000 ma broh wydae,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-24
Fair W Po.udnioWei
MinDeSOcle.

Kolej North Western cd %
Slerpnia 1892 r. do2 Wrzesnla
1898 7. sprzedaje tyklety ekskur-
syjne do Rochester, Minesocie,
z powretem, z ckazYl wYstawy
Po1udnlowo Mlnesockiei, 20
~znacznie znlzonych cenach. Tyklety
dobre do powrotu AZ do czwartego
Wrzesnla 1881.
Wzgledem tykietow i dalszych
lnformacyj zglosic sic da agentow
kolel Chicago & North Western
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-24
CulaAAO

Cu1aAAO.
Pszenica- 62
Ories. - 25c.
Korn.-39
Kartofle. = so
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-24

2rezent,, Katoilka'
ola a%bonent0w, kt0-
rzy =zap}aca przynaj-
mniej 2 dolary
a%bonamentu ,stanowla
teraz %nastepujace
try ksiazeczki:
y Proroctpo Michaldy, k%roloweJ
re Sabby. Is Sybllli: $3.50,
y Slowicsek czyli zbi6r polsklch
piosnek ludowych:
81 Ksiazeczka ola. dusz naboz
nych.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-24
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

NAJPRZ, KS. K
Cotter blerzmowaf W ostatnia
niedzlele w Owatonna, Mimi,
gdzie mleszka take okoio 100
rodzln polskich.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-24

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% Sierpnla, 0 godzinie 9 rano,
ro2pocznle sic wyprzedawanie
przez publiczna llcytacya
sprzet6w domowvch u pana
Chas. Nocklp, 265 W. Broad.
way Str. Sprzedawane beda:
kanapy, krzesia, komody.
ioaka, sprzety kuchenne I, d.
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Pszenica-5s3
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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-24

piosnek ludowych;
81 Ksiazeczka ola dusz naboz
nych.
WIADOMOSCI
S e.
NAJPRz, KS. BIsKUP
Cotter b,erzmowat W ostatnia
niedzlele W Owatonna. Minn.,
gdzie mleszka take okoio 100
rodzln polskich.
PAN TEOFIL DERDOW.
SKI, brat wydawcy Katolha,
przyjechai W poniedzia1ek
rano do Winony, przybywalac
wprost z Europy. Zamysla W
tym kraju kupl6 farme,
sprowadzic q Kaszub Zone z
dziecmi i stale sic tn oslo
die.
KS. DIR. MISICKI, lubo
JUL dawno vie, 3e p6kl lyle
NajprzewielebnlejszyK Ks. Biskup
Cotter, ME mole bye przyie-
tym do dyecezyl wlnonskie],
znowu napisal list do naszych
odszczeplencow, ably goracemi
modlitwami w~yproslli mu u
Pana Boga powr6t do Wluony
i objecie probostwa W parafi
sw. Stanlsiawa Kostki. List
ter przes}any ma rece osmna-
stoletnlego smarkacza. Dopo6i
krakowskl doktor bedzie lud
baiamucll W TAXI cygahski
spos6b, ME bedzie spokoja W
naszej polskiej parafi. Ale
podobuo szyja JUL ola niego
buty, W ktorych "a swoje
lntrygi ma powedrowac tak1e
z dyecezyl Clevelandskie].
49, "a
Sad maejski wraz z biuia am
maglstrackieml wkrotce pre-
niesiony bedzie 10 n%aro&nika
PREY ulicach 2giej i Centre
(Slmpson Block ma pletro. =
Ma dole pan Flip Fajter
bedzie Mat salon.
Ma ostatnlem posledzeniu
winohsklej Rady mieiskie
podat sic marszatek ogniowy
D. Redell do dimisyi
przyieto wszyslklemi gfosam
przeclw iednemu.
" ostatniq nledzleIe byla t.
" czeskim kosciele zapowied
pana J.. Latosihskiego, ktor.
tn cd poczatku lata pracu1
prey brukowaniu ulic, z pam
Mafecka, codoplero przybyfa
New Yorku. Pan LatosinsB
pc sluble pojedzle do Lehigl
W Iowa, gdzie poslada dom
Lofty a ma ma GAIA zlm
zapewnlona robote prz
weglach.
Naj6arGzsej SO teraz pos2u
.~kiwane przez ludzl, znalacYc
sic pa z,eml j lei uprawle
dobre grunta W Nebrasce. :
Gdzie MONA take grun'
kuplc, wskaze agent pan q
G.. G. Schmidt W Whom
MINI. Merchants Bank).
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