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People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08
THIS is CHEERFUL.
western Democrats Begin to Realize
the Situation,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-The Dem
ocratc statesmen here take various
views OF the result of the elections
on November eth. Such men as
Dockery, of Missouri, take it badly.
They are from the country districts
OF the West. Representative Geary,
OF California, and Senator White. of
the same State, don't care, and de-
cine to be interviewed. They car
Tled their State for Cleveland wear
ago, and they say his interest in them
ceased when the polls closed. Their
region, as they feel about it, has been
badly treated by the administration.
Ihey don't care whether school keeps
or not, and are rather delighted than
otherwise at the way Ohio, New
ork and Massachusetts have stopped
off.
Bailey, of Texas, is in rebellion.
On Tuesday night, when the returns
were coming in, he was in the Press
club on his way to the train.
" go to Texas" said Bailey with
calm frmness which showed that
ne had thought the slip all out. " [
80 to Texas to begin a campaign
against this administration"
Encouraging talk that from a born,
dyed-in the-woo Democrat. But do
not blame Bailey. He must stand
by the people who stood by him.
These people stood by Cleveland,
TOO, until he forsook them in favor of
the counsels of the bourse.
Senator Mills was wroth. Il have
sacrificed myself for. this administra-
tlOn," said Senator Mills. "When I
left Texas every paper was my friend.
Today three fourths of them are my
enemies. The Populists will carry
Texas next time. And your State,
SIR" said Mr. Mills, turning to Mir.
Tarsney, of Missouri, evil 90 Re
publican. The financial policy of
this administration has ruined us
both."
"What does this mean?" asked a
prominent southwestern Senator
massachusetts sweepingly Republi-
can, Observe New York, which
< Flower, and later Grover Cleveland
carried by about $4,000. Now, a
year later, when we have possession
Of Congress and the White House,
we lost New York. Whit does this
mean? 1t means that while you are
pleasing the banks of Boston, you are
turning from You the rank and file OF
Massachusetts. It means that while
you are doing the will of Wall street
and the money changers ofNew York
you are turning against you the gen
eral public OF New York. 1t means
that in Massachusetts,, New York
and every Democratic where-eIse-on-
earth to the victor does belong the
spoils. Look at Ohio-it is in line
with the other two. The Republicans
triumph everywhere because of mug
wumpism and money in the Demo-
--ss.,ss - - c4pilot house. If this result will
beat a little sense into the heads
which control the party it will be the
best spent defeat the Democracy has
ever SEEN"
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08
THREEFoLD DECLARATION.

While our sympaties as q party of re
form are naturally upon the side of
every proposition which will tend 70
make men intelligent, virtuous and tenn.
perate, we nevertheless regard these
questions, important as they are, as
secondary TO the great issues now pres
sing for soluuon, and upon which not
only our individual prosperity but the
very existence of free institutions de-
pend and we ask all men to first help
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08
TRAVELLING IN TENNESSEE.
The Judge was Guarded Through the
Mountains.

Mountains
"It was a good many years ago."
said the Judge to the New York I3'j-
5aole interviewer. " was in Tennes-
see then, practicing law. / had a
case in which / wanted very badly q
mountaineer. [ wrote to him, but
he would not come. Finally he sent
word that l might. come up and see
him. He specified particularly the
day was to sarrive, and the exact
time I was to begin the ascent of the
mountains. On the afternoon named
my horse was Juggling bravely up the
rough road along the mountain side,
when a boy not over seventeen years
old slouched down into the road. A
rifle was slung over his shoulder in
such 4 waythat it could be swung
into instant use. He made no at
tempt to get out of the way, and I
was obliged to pull up my horse.
"'Are you Judge NJ? ne
drawled.
"sIm the man, | said.
"'AH right, I'll go along with you,
he replied.
""Thank YOU answered, 'but
who are you?'
ppm Bill Johnson's boy
ssDid he send you down to meet
me?
"tYes.'
"'WhyY'
mSSo you'd get there alive he SAID,
tententiousiy. YOU'RE stranger.
".Won't you get IMP l asked.
|'sNo,' he said dryly. gil walk.
It's safer for YOU
Il GA mile or SO further on another
man, about twenty one, dropped sud-
denly into the road. He, too, had a
rifle slung on his shoulder.
"sHello, jim, he said, is this the
judge?'
eyes, said jim.
"tAll right said the other and he
swung along on the other side of my
wagon.
l got chance.
"My brother said jim y ou're
a stranger, you know. He's come to
help take care of you
" Soon another young man appear
ed in the same mysterious way, and
joined my body guard. He was an
other of Bill JohnsOn's boys.
CAT a later turn in the road an old
man, stoop-shouldered, gray-haired,
wripkled and bent, but keen-eyed
and alert, stepped silently before us.
He, like the others, was armed.
ads this the judge?' he asked his
boys.
at was the Judge, and he climbed
into my wagon. Protected in this
way | drove to his home. My bust
ness finished, drove back in the
game way, my guard melting away,
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08
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People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08
THE WOOL HAT

Is a pa er of the peaple, published in
Richmo, icounty, the citadel Of organ
lied moss ekism. 1t is edited and print
ed at home, every line Of it, by wool hat
boys, and no paper is better qualified to
mirror the motives of the people in this
great revolution. Do you want TO know
what the PEOPLE hope or fear, or how
step by step they will press to victory?
Than
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08
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People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08

until I finally said good-by to the
youngest boy. Strangers in the.
moonshine regions of Tennessee go
that way or they 60 in coffin"
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08
DIR. J. n. CLIATT.

Having located in Thomson
for the practice Of medicine, ]
am prepared to answer calls
AT ANY DISTANCE; no difference
between day and night charges.
I also keep at the stand of J.
F. Watson, a small stock of
Drugs and Toilet Articles.
]. N. CLIATT, NJ. D.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-08
ORANGES FOR SALE

Any one wishing to buy Oranges for
their own use or for sale can buy of ire
for $l.25 per box, F. o. B. cars. Quality
and condition guaranteed to be'frst-class.
Money can be sent to me, or deposited
n DeSoto County Bank ct Arcadia, Fla,
-ubiect TO my order, when certificate
# freight or express agent is presented
showing that sufficient fruit has been
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d. D. CREWS, JR,
Crewsville, Fla.
References given on application.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02

chlsta A. Konstk,. Dalej dekla-
maeya OBJ. Be}towskiego ,,Pohczek",
poczem harmonic odsplewata Il
dYmem pozar6w."
Druglm mowca byf p. Kon-
stanty Mat}ek, Przemawia} ma
temat .,Prawda a Bogiem pudui-
my Polske.
Oh. Maeihski oddeklamowal
w,ersz ,smiert zdrajcy O~jezyzny."
%. a.. Cyzmer opowledziaf swoie
frzygody W ostatn,em powstanlu.
a znany koionlzator poznsnski ob.
Edward S}upecki pod nieblosy
wynoslt cywlll.acya amerykahska.
Harmonic przeplataia mowy
| deklamacye kpiewami narodowe.
Bawiacemu teraz W m,esc,e
naszem waszemu podrdzuiacemu
agentow' wielka pomoca byll
dotychczas szczeg6lnle panowie
Jakob kubal, Jozef Fio}ek Fr
Brzaka}a. Bardzo to uprzeiml
Wiar"sy. (Serdecznie i'm "a TO
dzlekuJe = Wyda,cca].
Me wiele tn teraz nowego
chyba to-, re powiekszy4y sic ro-
dzlny a%bonentow wlarusa jana
Gawlna i FIR. Kiellcha. tn i tam
synek przyby},( Wlnszuiemy = Re-
dakcya Wiorusa).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
Futra i moody zi1mOwe.
Modnlarze teraz naiwiecei q

Modn1arze teraz ma wiycej zai-
muja sic futraml. TIE maia tego
reku wlelkl popyt, a obsady fu-
trzane nlgdy ME bv}y lyle W uzy-
ciu, lie tel zimy. Uzywaja obsad
fu%trzanych do STAT spacerowych,w ie-
czornych, a nawet do suklen balo.
wych Uzywaia nawet futerek do
kapeluszy l czapek, stro]ac je ME-
mi W rozmaite sposoby. Najlepsze
w%skaz6wkl co do takiego przystra
jana podalq zurnale PREY pomocy
rysunkow l kolorowych obrazk6w.
Takiemi p1smami So La Mode de
Paris i Paris Hlbum Of Fashion, kto-
re tylko kosztu]a $3.50 rocznie Tub
IS cent6w egzemplarz, a maja mai
piekuieJsze mody paryskie. Pan
Mcdowell wydaje take plsmo
francuskie La Cout~riere, kosztuja.
ce 300 %rocznie, lub 80 cent6w
numer;; to p6daje najwlecej pea
ktyczne mody francuskie. Roczni
abonenci p~owyzszych plsm dostana
W podarunku kslazke o szyciu SUI
ken damsklch, kosztujaca $500.
La Node, $50 rocznle, lub IS
centow numer jest najlepszem
modniarskiem p1smem famlll]nem
W tYm kraiu. Jezeli u was plsma
togo dostac ME m%ozecie, zapiszcle
soble wprost cd wydawcy, pod
adresem: Il. McDoweW Co., 4
Vest IA Street, New York c., ", Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02

pomagali: Xxx. S. Nawrocki,
w. Zaleski, F. Knoll, F.
Woitalewlcz, A Snigurski,
Jozef Barzyhski, M. Pyplatz,
]. Kolaslnski i F. Byrgier.
Procesya ma kohcu nabozeh.
silva slicznie sic przedstawiala
Asystowali wszyscy ksieza
obecnr, wszystkie Towarzyst-
wa W regaliach i dziewice z
dziewczynkami w bell. Me
ma to mad kaszubska para.
fla.
REkTOR UNIWERSY-
TETU katolicklego w Wash
ingtonle dal w zaprzeszla
niedziele wielki obiad ma
czesc Mgr. SAtolli, Delegate
papiezkiego. w licz' 90
szonych goscl byl !
Nc Glynn, ktory r.-- ~
lat by} siai zg%orszenie W
Kosciele katolickim. Bravo
ks. Biskupie Rektorze! Uni
wersytet twoj nabierze coraz
wiekszei slawy. uz P, Ko
laslhskieso wezwano do ma
wrocenia sic" a la Nc Glynn.
Jak dobrze pojdzie, to kola-
sibski mole zasiadzie "a
stolen ma drugim katoljckim
obiedzle, a wreszcie zostanie
biskupem in partibus w De"
troit i Sufraganem Irelanda.
MILWAUKEE. - Po-
grzebnik pan Derus wyja}
ma aptekarza p. Maxa SEA
rzyhskiego warrant. skarzac
20 O oszczerstwo w organic
zwiazkowym Zgodz1e. Oskar
zony "a kaucy2 pozostawiony
zosta} ma wolnosci. = Pan
Derus wyja} take warrant
ma g}ownych macher6w Cd
Zgody PIP. Antoniego Ma}lka
i Sataleckiego, spodzlewajqc
sic, re zjada ma obchod
Styczniowy do Milwaukee, i
chcla} lch Z tel okazyi wsadzit
do ula, ale ci panowie pc.
wachali pismo nosem /
pozostali re swoim patryotyz-
mem Chicago. Gdy mu
sic ME uda}a sztuczka z ge-
neralnym sekretarzem i pre-.
zydentem Rzadu Centralnego
Zwiazku Mar. Polskiego,
zaskarzy] wprost Zgode o 10
tysiecy dolarow odszkodowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
PLACClE "a
POSzukfWanie
Gdzie lost Antonl F,o

Gdzie Jest Antonl Hokynski,
pochodzacy z Rabina, ma Kuiawach.
Przebywaf dawnlej W Chicago. a
ztamtad poJechaf ma fanny do
Wisconsin. = Niechaj W wfasnym
interesle raczy sic zgtosid do
swego brata pod takim prostym
sdresem: Ludwlk Lo&yhski.
Excelsior, Fa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
SAN FRANCISCO Umar}a
II :. q. IL &c.

20 Styclna.
BY ru dosyt powazny obch6d
powstanla styczniowe@o, pod pre-
wodnictwcm p. j. Sclsiowskicgo.
Towawystwo Harmonic cd
>plewaio ,,holc cos foIske."
Oh, NJ. Kuccra strescii HI
storyq PoIsLu Z dawnych czas6w,
Iecz tax bIednic, IL cziowlak mu-
slai sic IN bOki trlymaG.
Nastqpli splew IIarmonii ,,Idz.
my IaZcm" p,sanY przrh anar.
chlSte III Modrzewsklego, do kto-
rego melody2 utozyt drugl anar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
Burlington & Northern
Chicago & Northwestern.

odjazd p~ociag6w.
Ma Wschoi.
Chicago morning passenger daily 1929 a. m.
Chicago evening passenger lex SUM 600 D. m.
La Crosse passenger lex SUM 40 D.. m.
Ma ZaLh6d.
Tracy passenger lex Sun o:,. a. m.
New Ulm passenger lex Sun AIS D. M.
Dakota passenger lex Sat 3D.
Freight accommodation Iex SUM 6:so A. M.
P%rzybycie %pociag6w.
Re Wschodu.
Chicago morning passenger daily o.1o a. m.
Chicago evening passenger lex Sum 7:1s D. n.
La Crosse passenger Tax SUM- 40 D. m.
Re Zachodu.
Dakota passenger lex Nom 1905 i. IN.
Dakota passenger lex SUM S:+s D. m.
New Ulm passenger lex SUM S.4op p. m.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
do listow

Panu A. D.. Oh -
Hektograf tax sfabo odblf, ze
czytae ME moglismy.
Ma ks ezYc. Mury
przecie& tam musza bye. z tel a
cyl, ably przyjemnie byio przez
ME przefazlc!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
DrObne Echa.

ST. PAUL, Nebr. Tuta]
zlmy prawie wcale ME many.
Clep{o, i przyjemne powie-
trze, sniegu zadnego.- Zawiazuje
sic tn polskie towarzystwo Huzarzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02

I INV POLSkICH
w AMI X
OMAHA, Nebr. = Teraz
odbywaja sic w tutejszych
szkoIach para6alnych scis}e
i surowe egzamina, przez
ksiezy ma to Cd Biskupa naz-
naczonych. Przytem okazuje
sic, re szkoly katolickie ME
tylko na rowni stoia Z pu-
blicznemi, lecz navel wiele
wye. Geese "a to Wielebnym
Siostrom Nauczycielkom, kto-
rych ciezka pruca TAX. korzysc
spo}eczehstwu przynosl.
PolSkle Slostry tez sWletnle
sic przedstawi}y, a dzleci
pochwale odnios}y. Dzieki i'm
"a to.
Mich. = koIa
pociagu koleiowego, stojace-
go ma poprzek drogi, roz-
miazdzy}y obie nogl Police
PAM Szmelter. Nieszczesliwa
przysposobi] ma droge wlecz-
noscl wiel. ks. Byzewski,
chociaz sam mocno jest
cierPlacym.
kRIE, Pa. = Towarzystwo
spiewu Moniuszko dale
przedstaWienie t%eatralne w
dniu II Lutego o godzinle
I wieczorem. Odegrane EOS
tana sztuczki: y ,,Taklch
wiecej," komedya w dw6ch
ATTACH, i ~, Black opetany,''
krotochwlla w I akcie re
]splewami. = Pomiedzy akta.
m; spiewaG bedzie Choir meski
,Bracia do ko}a' i kwartet
ma cztery meskie glossy Da-
lei bracia spieszmy chetnie.'
Ca}y dochod przeznaczony
ma szko}e parafialna.
GENERALITY A. Mal}ek
predko zostal a ii rig t!
- to lest W clasie swego
czteroletniego generalnego
sekretarstwa pobudowa} sobie
diva domy W Chicago. =
Wielki ]uz czas oddac te
donosna posade jakiemu
innemu predkiemu patryocie.
X. FIR.
Knoll kupi} "a pozwoleniem
X. Arcybiskupa Feehan'a
grunt w Hawthorne ola no.
wo TAME sic zakladajacej
para6i. Polacy W Hawthorne
naleza do pobliskie] par. sw.
kazmierza i ks. +. Knoll ma
Gale z~a}ozenie mower parafi W
swolm reku. Jest navel po-
gloska,ze mole pobudowawszy
kosci6l W Hawthorne, sam
nova parafe obejmie, costa
wiajac innemu juz dobrze
zorganizowana parafe sw
I kaZmierza.
X. d. kola
sjhskl pojechal ma wezwanie
! X, dele0ata D~aDiezkie0O ar
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE Z.

" poaHa=iateh zwiazat ks.
proboszcz w polsSlm kosriele
stufa jedne pare, p. Kaamierza
kowalczlk a p. Wiktorya
Romanska. We wtorek zas dwie
parry: D. Jakoba Kolosla z D..
Magdalena Hozkowna i p. Jozefu
Hapke z p. Pauline Ciemihska.
Wiarus zas yia mtodym parom
swoje &yczema.
" ponieaziu1ch rano o 8.
umarl Frunclszek Gruchalfa,
mtocsian W 81. roku 1ycia ma
suohoty. Byi to miodzieniec pelen
nadzieji cieszacy sic ogolna
sympatya. ZAl rodzlc6w jest
wielki. W srode odbyf sic
pogrzeb. Straplonym rodz,com
wyraza Wiarus swoie szczere
sp6fubolew anle.
Posiedzenie Kluhu Demokra.
tycznego W 4teJ wardzle odbedzie
sic W sobote, 4 Lutege b. r., 0
godzinie 8 wleczerem, W aall pana
Jana Kowalewsklego, r6g 3clej i
High Forest ulic.
w klasztorze Siostr Notre
Damek W Milwauke e umaria we
Wtorek, "a Stycznia, kandydatka
s. p. Weronika Milanowska
pochodzaca Wlnony - ma
suchoty. Ma pogrzeb ~poiechall
matka i brat nleboszczycy Alex
sander.
Zmar}a diva lata bv}a W klasz-
torze.-Niechaj jej swiecl swlat}osG
wiekuista.
Ma spr=edaS lub wym;ane Jest
dobru farma, %chodujaca bydfo /
zboze, 800 ARROW. Jest na mel
drzewo, a budvnki dobrym
stanie. Tylko 10 mil cd Wlnony.
Jezeli bedzie MONA sprzedaG
farme W jednym mlesiacu, p6jdzle
ona bardzo tanio. Jake pierwsza
wypiats wzielobv SIG i dom W
Wlnonle Iub HAWAI- roll blisko
miasta.
A. HOLLAND
All w. Sauborn Str.
Pogrzs6. Dnia 80 Stycznla
z}ozono do grobu zw}okl s. p. An
ny Bronx. sieroty, kt6ra nlgdzie
ME mia}a staiego przvtu}ku, a
t}ukac size pc lichych s4uzbach, ma
ostatku W sfuzble u Niemca podo-
bno umarz}a. Nleludzki oiclec z
Pine Creeku nawet ma pogrzeb ME
przybyf.
Pan C. Il. Hunch, delegat z
Benton powlatu do seImu stano-
wego W St. Paul, by4 dnlu II
Stycznla wraz z lStu lnnyml dele
gatami W naszem m,escie. OgladaIl
onl tutej sza szko}e normalna, kt6ra
ma bye ma koszt stanu powlekszo-
ma. Przv tel sposobnoscl raczy}
pan HuncE, szczery przyjaciel
Polak6w, odwiedzlc nasza Redak.
eva. Bardzo przychylDie sic wy
razaf s1czegolnie o szlasklch POI
lakach, z ktoryml sasladuje.
s. p. Jan Winkels, Westfal'
czyk, umar} w dniu 80 Stycznla.
Zmarfy by} w4ascicielem handful
mebli PREY 3clej u]icy, kt6rym
zawjadywaf wsp6lnie re swolm
szwagrem p. W%ojciechem Truna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02

M~Kto zapfac'} q ME zoStal
po&wltowany, n,echaj sic czempre
dzej zg}osi do %naszej redakcyl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02

Ma SEM W Madison. Wis,
zjechali W dniu, kiedy tam odby wal
sic kaukus W celu wybrania
Sanatora Stanow Zjednoczonych,
take ksieza Gulski Gruca z
Milwaukee. N,ekatolickle pisma
anglelskie oburzaJa sic ma to, re
kslezom katollck1m pozwolouo
g}osno m~trygowac W sail seimowej.
PAN sZWAJKART, redak-
tor Wiary = Ojczvzny, wzia} we
wtorek Stub Z parma Ludwika 10
sowska. B}ogos}awii well. ks. WIN,
Gently D%arzyhski 20 pieknej movie
o %znaczenin ma}zenstwa hatolic-
klcgo,
DzisIeisza paai Ludwlka
Szwaikart Jest Slostrq n%auczyclela
wyzszego pana /. kowalewskiego,
z ktorym razem do Ame1yki
frzyjecha4a.
Pochoozi 2 Cinema, gdzie
matha jei by3a i jest pierwsza
spicwac1N2 na chorzr " katedrze
gnicZn!ehsHiei.
Uiuus zyczy miodej pare
wSzc!kicj pomy,luoscl i obfitego
btogoslawle!stwA liozego.
W lh7raudee, Ms, darj
obeooe nus. poho5Wqcy aqent
p. Ka!mee,z Liyicht. 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-02

GENERALITY sekretarz
Zwiqzku Mar. Pol. wydaf, iak po-
kazu]a jego ksiazki, 1915 ma koszta
podrozy ola urzednik6w zwiazko-
wych ma sejm TX. - Cenzor Cry
~glaszewskl, o kt6rym dotad mysla-
no, re wszelkie podr6ze W spra-
wach zwlazkowych sEoim kosztem
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III StVCZnla umarf daWnleJSZy
sekretarz stanu James e. Blaine.
PITTSBURG PA. = Podczas
rozpraw sadowych " procesie pre-
ciwko tr%uclclelom skah6w "
zakfadzle Carnegie zezna4 chemik
Hunt, re badaf odchody robotnlka
Hebron, kt6ry z~achorowa}, a W piet
tygodn1 potem umar}. w odcho-
dach wspomnianYch znalazf olejek
krotonowy i arszenlk, co dowodzi,
re Hebron otrutym zosta}. To
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zacye / sprawl}o, re plerwszy z
sadzonych zosta} uznany wlnnYm
tel zbrodni, choclaz ~ieszcze wyrok
ma nlego og}oszonym ME zostal.
SAN FRANCISCO Umar1a
wdowa DO krolu wysp Sandwich.
Stany Zjednoczone chciafyby teraz
zabrac tie wyspy, lecz boJa sic, by
przeZ to L cZ#sem niedOstafv wOiny
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Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul.

Ma Wsch6d.
Depart.
Rock Island day express 11:14 a. m.
Chicago express daily 6:3s p. N.
Fast Mail DAILY $50 p. m.
Chicas so vcstlbuled daily 11:17 D. m.
Ma Zach6d.
Chicago express daily 4:o8 a. IN.
Chicago vestibuled daily S:47 a. m.
Fast Mail daily 11:5r a. M.
Rock Island daily express TIA p. m.
WABASHA DIVISION.
Trains at Wabasha: Depart.
Pa ssenger for Zumbrota 500 a. m.
CHIPPEWA VALLEY DIVISION.
Trains at Wabasha: Depart
Passenger 1870 p. m.
For Menononie 11o p. n.
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA DIVISION.
Passenger leaves La Crosse $40 a. m.
Passenger leave S La Crosse 11,1o a. m.
WjnOna & Southwestern.
Depart. Arrive.
Passenger $40 p. III. 11:s5a. IN.
Accommodation 800 a. IN, 7:1s a. N.
Green Bay Line.
Depart. Arrive.
Green bay Passenger 600 a. IN, 400 p. n,
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Ceny targowe
wv

Pszen a-Nr. l wiosenna 6Oc
cen.
NJ q k a: Winona Patent $40
Straight $3.50 Mr.. 1 Bakers $3.50
Pasza kornu- $3.50 "a
beczke
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II Orn 35c
J eczmlen Nr.2. So c
Jaja 28
0 tr g b y: bran $12 90
shorts So. 90, middlings 1920
ground feed $50
elm a: srednla prana Is a %
lichsza % a %; nieprana 16 a 20
slano e. 700
,Tymotka $500
X onlczyn $3.50. buszei
i Y m o ka 1.75c. buszel
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kury wypraw. s c., kurczeta lOc
NJ ESQ zywe:
wieprzowina $G.25 woiowina $3.50
cleleCln1 300
Bob 51.5O bushcl
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Bessemer, Geo Knobloch 200
Jozef Freddy 200
Jozef Wiarek 200
Andrze] Adamczak 200
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Joz. lgnaslak ECO
Jaa Czofgosz 200
West Superior, Franc. Wstkow-
ski 100
Minneapolis, Sebast F1las 100
Albert Schultz 200
IL. Zielihskl 200
Sedlow, FIR. Pokraka 200
Pulaski, Fir. Galewski do Europy
$50
Winona, Pawe1 Bambenek 200
Erie, Antom Mikofajczyk 100
Webster, Franc. Kuias 200
Arcadia, Jozef Mauszyckl 100
Toledo, Jan Wawrzyniak 800
Ashton, Ignacy Now,cki 200
Spring Valley. Max. Volta
nowskl 200
Euclid, S. Nekros 200
Ludington, FIR. Sniegowski 200
Micbai Sniegowski 200
Brennan, Rev. A Laskl 200
Cooke City, JOS. Daley 200
Albany, Roch Bias 200
Montrose, Pawet Wiaderko 200
Shamokin. August operbel do
Europy $50
Branch, Michai Niespodzeny 200
Chicago, Rev. Fir. Lange zoo
Toledo, Jezet PatrzykowsAi 200
st. Paul. Rev. Mayer 400
Bremond. Kazlmlerz Kempln-
ski 200
Fairmont, Rey. C~iessyhski 200
Ashton, Ignacy JanuIewicz 200
Providence, A. Poleskl 200
New WawerIy, Walenty Sikor.
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Tomass Grzegorek A 90
Wilno, Maciej Nadolski 200
Juliusz Zaczek 200
Grand Rapids, Jozef Kamihskil. 90
St. Cloud, S. Strelczyk 200
Manitowoc Jos. kottner 200
Berlin, Jan Domaszek 200
Hartford, Jozef Cigan 200
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Tarnow, Franc. Paprocki 400
Dodge, Olszewski 200
Detroit, Jan Bejer 1.2O
Grand Rapids, J. N. Sempow-
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Porter, Walenty KorpaI 200
Kanada, Max Daszkowski 200
Milwaukee, st. F1gus 200
Erie, Alolzy Nagosk, 2.oC
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