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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-13
DEMONSTRATION.

Mr. EDITOR In a letter published
in the ADVERTISER several days ago,
/ stated that the present Government
owed nothing to the native Hawaiian.
Since then / have been accosted
by many who accuse me of hatred
toward the native. Now, there is no
one in this community who has more
respect or admiration for the good
qualities of the Hawaiian than [
have.
Unfortunately, however, he easily
falls into the snares set by dema-
gogues. These demagogues, royal
sycophants, and professional politi-
clans, who have heretofore been
using the Hawaiian people as a lever
with which to attain their own selfish
ends, are the class I had in mind
when I wrote, perhaps ambiguously,
native Hawaiian" Thus my words
have been misconstrued
There are individual HaWaiiaps
better men than whom do not exist.
Men such as Iosepa and Kauhane,
who have followed but one course
through life, and that the course OF
honesty.
have met progressive Hawaiians,
men who have travelled, whose minds
have become emancipated. All Of
them agree that the new era means
prosperity and equality for Hawaii
nei, and all her people. rich and poor
| alike.
May all future days in Hawaiian
history be as bright and glorious a:
the one upon which a decomposed
and lettering monarchy was rele
gated TO the wonders OF the past, Is
the prayer of all animated by the de
sire to be freemen.
FL. Won WERTHERN, JR.
February II, 1893.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-13

AIR. EDITOR: The "Open letter
from Mr.. Theo. I'll. Davies to Rev. S.
L. Bishop" published in last Satur
day evenings Bulletin, contains per-
haps much food for thought, bat
there are parts of his letter which do
not seem to be consistent with the
stand he claims to have taken, for the
benefit of the Hawaiian Islands and
their inhabitants. "the land and peo-
pie he loves so we'll"
In one portion of his letter he says,
Il am aware that disloyalty is a very
ugly word, and that most men shrink
from mourning such charge. But
sometimes it has to be faced in the
interest of true honor and patriotism,
Cromwell faced it when be fought
against his Sovereign and his flag for
the honor of his flag. Washington
faced it when he fought against his
Sovereign and his flag for the de-
Tense of freedom, and in defiance of
injustice and oppression. Both these
men were heroes, and they stand to
day at the very summit of historical
fame"
True words, indeed, and l thor
oughly agree with the writer OF
them. But what does he say a lit
tie further along 10 his letter. He
says, You may argue that it was a
mistake in 1913 to elevateHawaiif from
among the chieftaincies Of the Pacific
and to place her among the recog
nized nations; you may contend that
it was a mistake in 1887 to retain the
monarchy as the form of government;
not endow those who made them with
the right to unmake them, any more
than man who has made a mis-
taken marriage, or adopted an I'M
worthy son, can assume the right to
cancel the deeds by which he has
committed himself"
What are we to understand from
the above? Are we to understand
that MIR. Davies holds that having
made a mistake we have not the right
to rectify it? that no matter how rot
ten our government may get, Or how
debased our throne may become, that
we have no right to change our sys-
tenn of government or to seek alliance
with our best neighbor and friend,
the United States of America, the
most successful government in the
worlds Does he pretend to say that
we must still be loyal to our sover-
eign when affairs get to be as bad as
they were before our monarchy was
abrogated? I am sure Mr.. Davies
will not find many who agree with
him there.
I would like to ask him which he
admires most, loyalty to the sover-
eign now and forever, without regard
to the welfare of the people, or loyal
ty to the best interests of the country
at large, the safety of our homes and
families and the progress of Hawaii.
That Mr. Davies is sincere in his
belief Of what he considers would be
best for Hawaii / do not for mo-
ment doubt, but that he ia more com
petent to advance an opinion as to
what is best for the progress of Ha-
wall, being las he himself admits) a
comparative stranger, than Rev. s.
E. Bishop, who has lived here con-
tinuously for a great many years, |
think will be doubted very much by
all thinking people ON the islands.
PROGRESSIVE HAWAII.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-13
To Let or Lease.

M THOSE DESIRABLE PRE-
I'll misses, now occupied by Mr.. J..
Winter, corner King and keeau-
moku streets, are for lease. Possession
given first day OF March, 1898. For
particulars apply to
H. A. JUEN,
Manager Cosmopolitan Saloon.
329}-ft
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-13

The ADVERTISER has the largest
circulation and prints moIelive news
than any of its alleged conternpo-
raries. It's advertising columns
prove that business men know a good
thing when they see it. If you do
not take this journal you are behind
the times.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-13

The GROWER who does not con-
tinually growl and whose remon-
STRANGE is therefore entitled to
day in court is once more begin
ming to wonder why European
telephone service. is so much
cheaper and so very much more sat
isfactory than it is in the United
States. The agitation in favor of
improved instruments and de-
creased cost promises to take
deep root in more than q
few American cities, encouraged,
doubtless, by the success which
attended the efforts put forth in
Baltimore. This law was fought
by the telephone company, but,
after a period Of strife, as acrimo-
NOUS in some of its features as it
was stubborn, the company de-
cided to bow to the decree.-Ex.
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\ em advertisements.
Lost.

rENHE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE
l. that their Check on Bishop & Co.,
No. 80, dated Honolulu, 18th January,
1898, value $26S.42, payable to L. AXE,
has miscarried in the mail. Payment
has been stopped. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating same.
HAWAIIAN PORK PACKING co.
1906 1465.2W
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-13

What's the matter with the
anchor FIsHEL has an anchor
in low prices and steady sales.
He don't sell anchors, but pea
nuts should be roasted before
eaten.
Why does an anchor resem-
bic an old tomato can ? Be-
cause it don't. Buy toys of
FIsHEL. Goats like tomato cans.
and hard times melt away when
bargains are offered. FIsHEL
has 'em-not tomato cans, but
bargains.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-13

This is the bark Progress.
1t is the bark that will bring
the cable to Hawaii, and Pro-
gress is what we all want.
There cannot be any progress
unless you buy your hosiery
from Fishel.
A girl will wear hose with
a hole in the heel, but ducks
like rainy weather, and
FIsHEL's bargains are the talk
of the town.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-13

Our Special Artist has not
been idle, as may be known
by the following cut which is
a gem in its way:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-13

The Grief History Of the Revo-
luton" can be obtained at this Of
fee or at the newsdealers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-13
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO.,
t8 Merchant at,

E~- The Hawaiian Guide Book can
always be obtained from the san iran
cisco News Compnny's, 90 Post street,
San Francisco, nv The dozen or singie
copy, 90 cents.
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Paper-ruling and book-making
at the GAZETTE Office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-13
CORRESPONDENTS.

we DO not hold ourselves responsihle for the
S'Hemehts made. or npin'aH, Nzrrn-se' ~ orr
correspondents
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
C. "a
Awamtury w Buffalo.

'Polacy Fraclszek Dukat Jan
Goljat W tych dniach wieczcrem
raZem wracall do domu. Pc dro.
DE zatrzymali sic lrzy rogu ulic
Carol Jefferson. w knalpie
Jozefa Koprowskiego. Tu, w}piw-
sly pare ,,szup" mwu, pos przecza
Ii SIG innym zwolennilflem
KNAPP ,Jak6bem SzYmon1lswlezem.
Salonista kazat wszystkim wynisbG
sic "a drzwi Duk;t i GoIjal poslIi
ullc2 Carrel: Wkr6tee pcbieg1 IA
mimi Szymonklewic& mpaem
zadai giqboka rane Dukatowi W
glove. Dukata "dest>no do
szpltala, a brutala zamkniqto w
wlezieniu. Rama Dukata Jest
bard2o giqboka, 4 5yclo skalcc2o
nego, iak mowi lckarz, wisi M
wtosku. Oby tylko ME umar}!
Wyprawionoby "a MIN prawdopod.
mic morderce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
WystaWY SWi2tOwe.

Wobec zblizajacego sig rozpo-
czecia chicagoskiej wystawy swla-
towel, niechaj bedzie wolno podad
kilka szczegoiow o poprzednich
podobnych wystawach. Wystawa
W Londynie r. 1851 obejmowa}a
81 ARROW, w~ystawc6w l40O, zwie.
dzi}o ia os6b 6 mlllon6w, otwarta
by}a dnl l44-zysku przyn1os}a
81, 1850 - New York 1851, a
ARROW 6, wystawc6w 4 tysiace,
dochodu $34o.ooo, Paryz is SO
ARROW 244, wystawc5w 1900,
odwledzajacych 5 milion6w, 200
DIM otwarta; Paryz 1867, ARROW
81, wystawcdw SO tysiecY, odwie-
dzalacych 10 mll,onow, III dni
otwarta, dochod6w 2 mjhony
przesz}o; Philadelphia, 1876 -
ARROW 60, wystawcow $1,000,
zwiedzaiacych bllsko 10 mlllonow,
$50 dn1 otwarta, dochodu $3,6OO'
600. Paryz 1878, 100 ARROW, 40
tysiecy wystawc6w, l6 millonow
zwledzajacych, 1874 dnl otwarta
dochodu $4,000. 900. Paryz 1889,
ARROW 75a, 60 millon6w zwiedza.
ijaeych, 1873 dni otwarta, dochodu
przeszfo s milionow.
Zabudowanla tegoroczneJ wys-
tawy Chlcagoskiej obejm4 SO
ARROW. Ably ma to wielkie Widows
ko dostac sic bezpieczn,e i wygod.
ME starac sic o tySlet u agenta
kolel Burl1ngtonskiel, aldo pisac
DO w. j. G. Kenyon, Gen. Pass.
agent st. Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
Jeszcze cos 2 Buffab.

BedziemY miell cos nibv BIZ
skupa polsklego~
Welding odebranych z Buffalo
nowln, RI. Rev. ". Buszel, znany
,,uczony" dignitarz duchowny pol
ski (??) oiarowaf pono k~ilkadziesiat
tysiecy ma pafac dia Arcyblskupa
Satolll'ego, ablegata papiesklego W
Ameryce. Palac ten re wszelkleml
mozllwemi wygodami naino-
wszym amerykanskim rocco ma
stauac W Buffalo.
Rt. Rev, v. Buszel ma wlec
szanse do infufy, pastora}u i innyoh
klelnlgkeJtow. Slisz z~ostaje gene
raInym wlkaryuszem ma Polakow-
oraz superintendent polskich sa-
loon6w - t. j. prop1nacYi.
Jezeli to sic sprawdzl to jak
Echo mysll - nastapl prawdzlwy
FSnis Potomac a zaczna sic pruskle
easy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
Manistee
(MEhl.

Ia staraniem wiel. ks.
proboszcza Koziowskiego powstafa
tn przeszfo 2 lata polska czytelnla
paiafalna, kt6ra odtad wspleraja
p%araianie regularneml nadzwy-
czajnemi ofaram,. Najwiecej DIAL
na ten eel narodowo. rellgjnv nasz
wlel. ks. proboszcz, DO zaraz na
p~oczatku o6arowat ma czytelnia
$4,000, a ma posjedzeniu d.5
L..utego b. I: ~jeszcze otiarowa{ ma
ten Gel $1,000.
Ma rzeczonem posiedzeniu
obrano zarzad czytelni, skfadajacy
sic z nastepuiacych osob:
KS, Kozfowski PREF .koporowy
J6z Popa PREF. rzeczYwlsty
Tomasz Wrzesinski v. PREF.
st. Cichy sekretarz
Fir. Jarka kasyer
Joz. Reich bibllotekarz.
Do po mocy hibllotek a.
rzow l.
M. Slerzynski i w. Swlatlowski.
Zastepcy kasyera.
St. Cichy i P. Bielarz.
w minionym roku wog6le
bY}o przeczytanych $50 ksiazek.
Biblioteka liczy obecnle 446ksiazek
oprawnych, W kt6rych mlescl sic
przerzio 60Otunow roznych
antorow %prsewaznle
druga TAXA liczba czeka ma
oprawe, abv potem pod woic nasza
czytelnla.
st. Cichy
sekretarZ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
PLACCIE IA
DrObne Echa.

Z~wracanay uaoage ma drukowa-
ny Warusie polski list pasterskl
blskupa dyecezYl Omaha'skiej ks.
RYszarda. Jest to blskup prawdzl-
vie m,edzynaro1owv, czego da}
dowo1, wydaJac ma wlelkl post
list pasterskl W iezykach uiemiec-
kim, anglelskim, polskim czeskim,
MANITOWOC, Wis. - w
dniach 10 i 20 Lutego miellsmy
naszem mlescie bardzo ciekawy
process pomledzy ks. Huczyekim a
D.. Janem Karchutem. Pierwszy
skarzyt druglegoo o publiczne
]oszczerstwo. Sad, .,po w~ys}uchaniu
obu stron, przyznai Karchutowl
s}usznosc j skaza} ks. Euczycklego
ma zap}acenie koszt6w procesu.
Kiedy potem publicznosc opuszcza-
Ia sale sadowa, Karchut mocno
uderzy4 ks. Kuczycklego W twarz.
Ten kauai przeciwnika aresztowa6,
i biedak musla4 2aplacic "a ten
TART SIG. 35.
MT. CARMEL, Pa. -Parafiia
nasza objai w,el. ks. Jan Machni-
kOwskl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

Aresztowano tn dwoch pol
sklch ztodziei, kradnacych rohne
przedmioty z %wagon6w kolejowych.
Sa to Michaf Kochihski i Antoni
Koczora. Plerwszy p~oszedf do
domu roboczego, drugi zostaf
oddany do ,,grand iury".
DALEY aresztowana zostafa
57.lotmia Polka Jozefa Olska "a
%piiahstwo i wtoczegostwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
WlnleA.

Lemont Grzenda Franc. $685.
Pittsburg Wr6blewaki J6z. $50
Sayreville Jamrok Andrzej 200
Saginaw Sheridan Herbert 800
Cleveland Linkiewicz Piotr lao
Chicago Warzeha Jan 1850
Red jacket II eczik Franc. 2426
Minneapolis Ziemkowski Alberta. 90
Paterson Miller w. j.
sc Mill Str. 2 80
Chicago Gliszewskl ]. 200
Dubois J6z. Kama 200
Wayland w. Jaworsk, 1875
milwaukee Pofczyhski Michaf 100
Detroit Kraska Tomasz 200
Brennan Bylski J6z. 100
Bondsville Gucwa 100
springvalley Karwat Jak6b 100
Keystone Pawlak j. 200
Oasis Kielichowski NJ, 200
Bishop August 200
Milwaukee Kruszyhski Ludwik1.50
Detroit Wisniewskl Jan 10
"~lag daisy nastep,.i
Bg~ Kto odmowi WIARUSA
a ME chce zap}acic abonamentu,
zalega]ac chotby tylko y dolarem,
bez ceremonij publikowanvm be-
die pod p~owyzszym god}em. w
ten san sposob postqpimy z
abonentami ~jeszcze gazette odbiera-
jqcymi, :iezeli zadtuzyli sic VIA
RUSOW1 iuz przyna]mniej $500,
a nasze rachunki soble lekcewazs.
Kto nam ustnie Tub llstownle
s}uszny poda pow6d, ola czego
j~eszcze "a WIARUSA zap}aciG ME
moze, takiego zswsze uwzglednimy.
Kazdemu chwlIowo niezasobnemu a
sprawledllwemu a~bonentowl pozo-
stawimy kazdym razie
czas do op}acema abonamentu W
pore ola niego najst6sowniejszej.
UPiotr Palub cki. pIastrarz W
Win"nie, niech,.,i W w}asnym
swoim interes,e zgtosi sic do redak.
cyl Wiaruso.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
"a. PkACILI
IA w IA R s. "A.

Eest Helena, Jan Tobo} 400
bay Gtys,sJ6sef MusiHfowskl 2.oo
Maple City, G. Cheohadske 2.oo
JAY City, Franciszek Glaza ~
louisville :. Antoni Putt 2.OO
Dodge, MARGIN Brom 10y
Scranton Leon Silakowskl 2.W
South Bend, Jan Reha 2.oo
Gilberton, 'Jossf Klimowskl 200
Spring Valley J6zef Wojtanow'
ski s.oo
Chicago, Teofla Smolihska Ivy
Detr~t,. Rev."R, ] ByzeWskl2. w
NanticgAs, franc. Jabionski 100
Pittsburgh, Karol zulawskl 200
Dover, Stanlsfaw Wiel!ckl 200
Berlin, Micha! ,Maizln 200
Wlnonas Wojciech Jinter 100
Mass pear6sujqcy agent mau-
czyc,el o. Radomsh sholektoacat
! nodes5a5 do Easy WlARU-
81:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
re SW IATA.
AIRY

PARYZ. : Podfug shawnee
gazetT Figaro wclqgnaf Charles de
Lessps dawnle jszego mlnistra de
Freycinet W szwyndel Panamskl. =
Parvski sad kaSacyjny odrzuce
.apelacye Lessepsn Kar6la spoil
ulkGw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
w Brazylii.

VALPARAISO, W BrazYlii. :.
W soDote, % Lutego, stoczyll pc
wstailcy W poblizu miasta Rio
Grande de Sui krwawa Eotyczke q
wojskaml rzqdowomi, ktore odniosfy
straszne kleske, Dow6dzca powstan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

WIEDEN.- Metropolita serb
SKI Mlcha! uznaf dawn,ejszy rozwod
krdla s~erbshlego Ml!ana Z iego Ma
tall2 "a niawazny. Wskutek tel
d~ecyzyl p~ie.ws2Y Stub jest wazny i
drugle po}aczen'e tel parry mofaen'
slNel nle Jest potlzebnem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
WIADOMOSCl
MIEJSCOWE


W Rniedxia5ek po po}udniu
pada} u mas zaraz pc sniegu deszcz,
a potem zrobi}o sic bardzo zlmno.
Wskutek tego powsta4a ma wszy-
stklch -ho1nikach TAXA gotoledz, re
trudno by}o 20 nlch chodzlc.
Koleje k,nne przesta}y kursowa6 i
usta}a komunlkacya koleiowa z So
sieduieml stacyam az do bllsko
poiudnia nazaJutrz. Wszystkie pocz-
ty az do oko{o 20 godzln sic
sp6znliy. Podobna go}oledz by4a W
tym czasle W ca]eJ Minnesota.
Wid. ks. Donaagalski wye.
cha} W ponledzla}ek, Q godzinie IL
pred po}uaniem, do parafii wiel.
ks. Gulskiego W Milwaukee,
gdzie n%azaiutrz, % Lutego, rozpo-
cze}o SIG neutrality-suspicious.
nabotenstwo. Kochauy nasz pro-
boszcz zamysla try dnl zabawiG
tam ma Smletankowem Jackowie.
Hitting najblizszy Klubu De-
mokratycznego W 4tej wardz1e
bedzie W Winon1e W sobote, 4
Marca wleczorem, W hall p. Jana
Kowalewsklego. Zaprasza sic
wszystkich c%ztonkow.
Wielu zuiqzhoucdu W Winonie
zali sic, il co mlesnac pc 10 do 16
centow wiecej do Zviazku opfacst
musza, anizeli potrzeba. Wv tym
miesiacu n. p. sciagnai generally
sekretarz przesz}o 800 dolar6H "a
nadto. w przedostatnim mlesiacu
wystarczy}o p. Antoniemu Mako
WI 5 centow posmiertnego cd
cz}onka "a kobiete, W ostatniem zas,
poniewaa by{o trzeba zapfaclc male
zytosc Seminaryum Polskiemu W
Detroit, sclagnaf juz po 6 cent6w,
chloe liczba czlonkow u nlego uro-
sla.
Nasi rossadnieisi zwiazkowcy
postanowll, nc wiecej ME PLACID
do Zwiazku, dop6ki obecna ME
pewnosc ME zostanie usunieta
Mowja onl: Przeciez Zwiazek ma
furdusz zelazny, cafe dziesiec
tysiecy, ma easy krytyczne, moze
wiec przez easy HrytYczne, Jak
teraz. wyk}adac, a gdy sic to
przykrzyc bedzie, MECH Sejm Two
}aja.
W zwiazkowym.K6}ku Drama
tycznem dzlslaj JUL prosci robot
nicy, jak mp. Jan Ostrowski,
w1ecej maja oleiu W g}owie, niz
sam prezyden1 K6tka lub nawet
sam Mafiek.
Jan R=sszewicz, ujety "a upro-
wadzenie nlepefnoletniej dziewczv-
ny, stawiony przez sedziego p.
Allen pod 500 dol, kaucy.. Sprawe
lego niezad4ugo sadzic bedz1e sad
dystryktowy.
Pan II. G.. C. Smith sprzeda-
je dotad kartY okretowe, to
%jeszcze tylko 5 dolar6w drozej F.,
nlz dawnlej ma Zwlschendeck. Jest
to wyzszy agent %sprzedazy kart
okretowych. Mona mu zupe}nle
zaufat. Mieszka W Wlnonie juz lat
Is, dotad powszechnem szczyc'
sic szacunkiem. Czterv lata by}
powlatowym urzednikiem hipotecz-
nYm.
Pawe2 Bambenek przeprowadzll
swoja grocerni9 ma ulice g. to, rdg
Kamlennej drogi.
Polsko Kompania ukcyonary-
vszop PREY Kamlennei Drodze,
posiadajaca cd r. 1888 handel
generality. mia}a dochedu:
r. 1888 - $733.2S
r. 1889 - $3.50
r. 1890 - 1l11.27
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

Trzeba jednak wledzlec, IL "
Omaha bardzo wlele lest polsklch
poJedynakow, kt6rzy sami ma sig
pracuja q. Ogolna cyfra os6b polsklch
W Omaha wYnosl okoio 1000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

COLUMBUS, Ohio. - Tutejsza
tirma odebra}a cd rzadu prow,zory.
cznego W Hawai-, polecenle do
wykonanla 4S4 mundurow ma pc
dobe tych. jake nosi p,echota
Stan6w zjednoczonycn, ola tamtej-
szej gwardyl narodowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
OZDANIE

administracyi para6i polskie,
sw. Paw1a W Omaha,
Nebr., Cd samego pocza-
tku te]ze paraGl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

COW Silvlera Martins glos,,ze tylko
zniesienie z urzedu gubernatora
Caltllhor mog}oby spokoj przywr6-
cic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
Ceny targowe


Pszen / a-N1. l wiosenna co.
zlmoWa cen.
NJ q k a: Winona Patent 81 90
Straight $3.50 Mr.. l Bakers $3.50
Pasza k ornu- $3.50 IA
beczke
0 W 9 s. 27ct
Korn $50
J eczmleD Nr.2. So c
Jaja TIC
Q tr g b y: bran sl4 90.
shorts $14 90, middlings $l4.9e'
ground feed $50
we1na: stednla prana 25 a %
lichsza % a 90; nieprana 16 a 20
Slano dix i e. $50
Tymotka $500
K zyna $3.50. buszel
t ymotka 1.75c. buszel
M i Cd lOc
kury wypraw. 8 c., ~kurczeta lOc
M 1850 zywe:
$50
wieprzowina $500 wo}owina $3.50
celecina 500
Bob $3.50 buszel
Masto Csc
k~artofle GO C. buszel
MHNN EA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Wy
Romano tt skrzypce Y nin'nm
ma]ace CLOS m'lshy, niA sArHypce 4
drzewa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

Polskich tamllij mieszka "
obrebie tel parafi':
w Sheeleys i "a rzeS9 SO
Ma Prohibition S. O. 5
Ma Albright s. o. 4
South Omaha T
Ma Lltwie 4
Ma Wegrzech 5
w klerzkach N. Omaha 9
Ma cygahsKiem mlescie E.
Omaha IL
w Council Bluffs 3
Razem famllj 1876
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

- Piotr Palub cki. pIastrarz W
Win"nie, Nicola! w}lsnym
swoim interes'e zgtosi sic do redak.
cyl Wiaruso.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

re 10 jestem z ty}u podobny do.
Bismarka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

Wiel. ks. Donaagalski wye.
cha1 W ponledzla}ek, o godzinie IL
pred po}udniem, do parafii wiel.
ks. Gulskiego Milwaukee,
gdzie n%azaiutrz, % Lutego, rozpo-
czefo SIG neutrality-suspicious.
nabotenstwo. Kochauy nasz pro-
boszcz zamysla try dnl zabawic
tam ma smletankowem Jackowie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

Hitting najblizszy Klubu De-
mokratycznego W 4tej wardz1e
bedzie W Winonle W sobote, 4
Marca wleczorem, W hall p. Jana
Kowalewsklego. Zaprasza sic
wszystkich c%ztonkow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-10-12

vented at will by the operator, for at the
base of the inner cone are pegs which by
an almost imperceptible movement of the
cone can be made to stand exactly over the
winning compartments. A skillful beehive
operator told me once that his winnings
had run as high as 81 900 a week with one
of these contrivances.
In some of the larger cities of this state
it has been the custom of the authorities
to allow all sorts of games to run wide
OPEN during fair week and race week.
Keno is always among the games regularly
open in such cases. This game is simple
enough to those who understand it, but is
too complicated to admit of description in
the space at command here. A peculiarly
of its working, however, lies in the fact
that even if played square" the dealer
would in time get all the money of the
players, for a percentage of all the stakes
goes to the house.
But that it is seldom played honestly is
shown from the following, which was told
to me by young man who went broke on
the Rochester races one year and was be
wailing his i'll luck to the keeper of keno
room.
Come in here, JIM" said the gambler,
land peg card AZ. You'll win"
The young man did as was requested, and
| in 10 minutes was able to call out "Kenop'
| and rake in pot" of S3T, which sum was
enough to pay his way home to his fathers
farm and leave him few dollars beside.
| JAMES STILISON
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-10-12

location was near his own. He went to
friend o. his'n, borrowed $50, an went pros
pectin on his own hook Before the end O.
the week he found that his 10 acres kivered
one o. the richest iron mines In the north
west. He made the fac known to few
British capitalists, an blame me if they
didn't offer him 81 ,0OO, 600 for the land on
the spot with fourth part o. the income
to clinch the bargain. An, b'gosh, thar he
goes nowl"
looked out of the window and saw n
big, uncouth fellow waddle by, dressed in
fine but uniting clothes, with diamond
in his scarf rs big as the egg of a canary.
"Now, that chap" continued my loqua-
cious friend, "kin hardly read or write, but
we've nomynated him fer congress The
deestrick is strongly ag'in our party, but
we 'spect ter pull him through"
They didn't pull him through, but they
came so near it that it was a close ques-
ton for several days whether he was elect
ed or not
Fortunes are even more suddenly made
and lost in the upper peninsula than in
Wall street, as found by my later visits
to Iron Mountain, Crystal Falls, lshpeming
and other points in the wild, dismal, half
way unknown region of the Union-a region
mainly controlled by British capital-a
region that has hardly thing in common
with the distinctive march forward OF
American ideas.
1t is duty we owe to our money and
muscle to conquer and control it, or few
years hence it will be in utterly foreign
| hands KENNETH LAMAR.