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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
A DOG SLAUGHTER
Caused BY Two Children Being Bitten
By Mad Canine.


By Associated Press,
Winchester, Ohio. March 12.-Infor-
nation reached here tonight from Sprigg
Township that two children of Jonathan
BrOse We're bitten by dog that showed
unmistakahle signs Of hydrophobia. The
dog was Newfoundland pup four
months old. and the pet Of the household.
The pup was lying ON the creek bank and
Charles aged 10, playfully threw his
arm around the dogs neck 1he dog bit
him severely ON the hand, and the how
went home and told his brother Ralph
aged 10, who went where the dog was
lying, intending to kill It.
As the boy approached the dog jumped
at him. biuug his hand in two places
MIR. Brose, noticing that the dog acted
very strangely, Killed II. A doctor was
called, aud, after an cxaminailon re-
commented a maidstone TO be used i'm.
mediatey. Mr.. Brose has now gone IN
Oleves, where stone is in POSSESSION If
DIR. Wamsloy. The community 4 In n
terrible state Of excitement, and the 70
suit OF these cases is anxiously awaited
\ few days ago mad dog went throw,b
the same township, biting several dogs,
tnMMhy OF whicn went mad and were
So Alarmed is the commpnitv ,b,,
people are afraid to venture ont and ali
SMorthless dogs are now being linej
Near The Brown. county line three rnoro
children have been bitten ana ~
greatest apprehension for their rec,,. ~
EXISTS Throughout the ncicbbo,s,ool
tne work OF eSterminating the canincs
NV. Nv peeh commenced in earnest, no les
49, nA'ins beel killed during the
\ tsAst lew days. Other cornrn,,n; y ~
| throughout the country have 'Li'''lltits
alarned, and a mad dog scare se oSs59e
| De prevalent. wins &c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
TEXAS SETTINGS.

xr..,ho.sor1 ,rul have waterworks
ri, w t'''l'''V'u
pant .,a,,.. has
me hhftis cVuh''
ni''y,n'e iniiiA's -. -, o-,s,ized
a bhpust chutch has 'sN"
at fhnir' braNoiA eouh''
ID. @. Beaver suffered Slovg loss ny
the burning Of his barn near on No''"'
Work has commenced on the wagon
bridge across the Colorado river at war
ton.
Mrs. ]. 7. Stalwart Of San Antonio
fell down stairs and was seriously IN
jured.
Nine barrels of catfish were shipped
from Victoria to Eastern markets last
Friday.
Tho Veiasco Ferry company will or.
erate ferry between Surf Side aud
onintana
-, e t,,,,r,,srr 7s5
Turns ue iholisn -. ~ on,,ntv hridvc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
sALIrh coUNrY BONps.
A Big Suit Which win Test Their lie.
gnlity Soon 10 Come up.

Special Dispatch.
Austin Tex, March 12.-Senator
Cone Johnson and Attorney j NJ Ed.
wards Of Tyler, Tex, arrived in the
city Sunday and took apartments ut the
Driskill, They are here for the pur-
pose Of gathering data IN the comptrol-
lers and secretary of states Office, for
use in "A suit that is now pending, and
which will be begun at Tyler March 10,
against Smith county to compel it to
reimburse the holders Of the unpaid and
outstanding and now overdue Houston
and Great Northern subsidy bonds, Is.
sued BY that county IN 1873. The orig
inal ISSUE amounting to 500. 0OO, WIS
due January 1, 1893, and bore por
cent interest. On August 81, 1898,
there was 100000 of these bonds out
standing and the county commissioners
Issued non-ntereHt bearing scrip To the
holders. This scrip was accepted by
local holders, bnt refused by the holders
living in the Fast II is understood
that most all Of the local holders who
accepted the scrip have been paid on,
bnt the holders Ia the East have insu-
tutcd suit against the county for the
amount of the unrcdremed bonds held
by them with the interest due thereon
Smith county will contend before the
courts that the subsidy bond issue was
Illegal, inasmuch US it was made to the
Houston and Great Northern railroad
eighteen months after that company had
consolidated with the International and
Great Northern, and thereby K lost IL
| corporate existence; and further. that the
| order of the county court authorizes the
| said bond failed to comply with the law
in not providing for the levying Of q
tax to pay of the interest and > per
cent Of the principal annually Tn,
| plaintiffs In the ease are konnig
Bros. and S. NJ. Simson of New York
| Mrs. NJ A Morell of Dallas and Geo
| Tnrhy Of Massachusetts,.
The suits will be four In number rep
resenting respectively the above nance
plaintiffs, Smith county being dcfcu
dant in all four cases.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
JACK THE AIEAsuRER.n


EfN'ffA Alht ~ NOW Atlll0tlnN Enm
francisco,
San Francisco, Cal, March g-"Jocl,
me Measurer' IS ihe latest nddition 10
!he ranks of VILLAINS who hive so innp
hArrassed lhe gentle ftma.c. He / now
operating Ia tme city with one of Tho
most unique schelncs on record "Jnck
tne hlsser' and Jack the Hugger arr
not IN X with "Juck the Mspsurer -
His plan IL to 20 around and mcnsnrc
Nllh hernaids Tor a grand shape contest
at the midwntcr fair
me fair officials have not authorized
any such contest nor have they hpnrl
OF Jack The Mcasurcr" but th0t onto,
paAng individual Is busy with his 4apc
ine just the same, There Is 10 be a
beauty eontoHi az the milWinier fair hut
uring,
sun the measuring eass brisldv on
HIS plan is to prowl about the hotels
ana lodging houses uuta he discovers
u chnmhormaid, 10 whom the conditions
Of ihc alleged mid winter fair shane tour.
nanent are unfoldcd. According 10 "Jacl,
tue Meisurer.s' PROSPECTUS there are
four grand prizes, The first Is SII. the
second $50 third SIS anil the fourth
VIII be given a coupon ticket which en-.
titles her 10 seven admissions TO tho mid.
winter fair grounds.
Should the maid agree TO enter the
contest, Jack at once hauls ont tame
line AMI proceeds to measure the con.
iidiug female. The figures and the name
Of the girl are carefully entered In a
largo book, No entrance foe Il required,
nor Is therc anything shd regarding tho
date Of the opening Of the shape contest
All the fellow does IL to measure the
chamhermaid, jot down the result, utter
a few pleasing compliments and make his
escape. Each victim Is assured that she
will surely win the first prize
The moasurcr is described as q medium
sized man with rcl mustachc, He j,
fairy weh dressed and Is a plausible
| talker Tho muniiicent character of Ia,
| prizes doubtless helps the man aloni
with HE peculiar fad. His tape line i
| one Of those spring roNer affairs IN /
ciac, AMI Il capable of measuring
cliambcrmad 100 feet In circumference
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
rArr OLE THE mann mn.

The correspondent Of the Atlanta Con-
stitutiou telegraphs from Washington
city;
Washington March S.-rhc statement Is
made by ono OF the most prominent men
IN public life that prcsdent Cleveland will
veto the Bland sclgnoragc bin II II passes
the senate This gsntleman talked with the
president yesterday regarding the mutter,
and the reason given was that the bill
would be- destructive Of tho rcpose which
now surrounds The financial condition of
the country and. further that It would tend
to weaken our credit abroad.
Secretary Carlisle Ia known to be unfRv.
arnble to the bill and ho is understood TO
have represented to the president that the
money that would result from the coinage
~ the selgniurnEe ~ not needed and that
II Is HIS Intention to sell whatever bonds
may be necessary to supply the deficiencies
NJ The national treasury. and this without
any regard 10 the contention raised that
this money ought only to pe used In com
pilanco wish the terms Of the resumption
scr,
The Washington City Star. comment.
Ing ON the bill and Ia prospects, says;
40 Ia TIE expectation OF the managers or
tho Bland aclgplorAgr bill In The senate that
the bill will be parsed before an adjourn.
mcut ~ today'a scssllu " az hand. Whether
this expectation 90 fnldncd or not. no doubt
Is entertained that the bin will pass HE
selHulorage meh do not think It probable
shat Nlr Cleveland will veto the bin when
II IL sent 70 him. though he does not like H..
but should be do 10 they believe that It will
b. nngspI aver lfia vpft
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

New York cattlomen are protesting
against threatened action Of the British
government closing their ports against the
Importation Of American cattle. This ia
in consequence OF the existence Of tuber-
colosis in the cattle in New York. We
caunot sec what the New Workers. have TO
Kick about. England Is moved to close
her doors against New York cattle just a.
NV York Is moved to quarantine
against Texas cattle Sauce for the goose
Is good enough saucc for the gander
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

The Gazette bcglns today now
career under new ownership, lts
Jingle pledge 10 Fort Worth Is to print
/ journal worthy Of the patronage BY 1t
accorded. and to the public to print a
newspaper just and impartial in It's re.
c0fsl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
srATn AUTHORIZATIONS.

Mr.. d. T. Gopher was appointed geneit,nss
calculation agent for the Daily 1a tesas
October l. IIis travelling representa-, n
are J. l. Mullen. Albert Rogers ana j.
Terry. -.
Lette.s Of authority arc given 70 nlf hc.
treditcd agents Of the Gazette anu W 49,
,f doubt persons representing thehss Nm,
their authority. -. =.
an postmasters are authorized to act as
agentA for the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
but Herman smiths Pension Came Two
Hours Too Late.


By Associated Press.
Columbus. ohio, Moreh 12.-Gcn. John
O. Mitchell, penflun agent for Ohio, re.
crlysd a letter March Isfrom II, Il. rCrrin,
a notary public, stating that Hiram Smith
was very sick IN the Cincinnati, hospital
and needed bis Iension badly, The check
WAS sont Immediately and the following re-
ply has been received from Mr.. Terrlll:
~ thank you for sending pension check
" Hiram smith, Company X, SeyentySec-
ond ohio v. 1. As told you he was very
SEX an The city hospital He died at ~
o'clock today aud the check was not deliy-
cred until 2 n. m, aud. Of course, was re-
turned 10 the postollce, Hiram Smith left
no widow. but has daughter IL years
old"
Cen Mitchell has given the necessary In.
for the bencht OF the daughter.
The following letter was received from a
ppnSioner an Cincinnati;
,,piense forward my check Us soon as con
venirnt. ns l am sorely In need ~ the
money. ns i havr been out q work all win
ion. have Just had on addition TO ms
family OF o young soldier"
Tho ponsion agency has been compelled
10 return unpnih 1900 vouchers that wer,
defective according to the new rules re
Gently adopfei by SECRETARY Hoke Smith.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
HnR CRITICISM.


Washington Star.
Mrs. oorntosscl had been to the Cor
coFan art gallery.
NWhAt did you think OF the statuaryy"
asked her hostess.
We'll" was che medltatlvc reply, "of
course, its mighty poor taste and sin
fully wasteful fur people ter oyer-lress,
but must the ancleuis carried econ.
olny ter an eXtrome."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

]. Il. Williams Of Wcatherford. Tex.
writcs 10 the proprietors Of Hoods Sar-
sarmrllu as follows. II write TO express
my gratitude for the henedf derived from
Hoods SarsaQ1rllla. Our little two
year-old was afflicted with scrofula and
was In poor health from birth. Que Of
her imbs swelled and had 10 be lanecl.
causing "a running sOre, hni two bottles
Of Hoods SarsaparIlla cured her"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

This paper is kept on hle and Advertising
rates may be ascertained Of TIP Office 81
The American Newspaper luhllshers AHso,
citation, Temple Court Now York " from
IS Eastern business office, IS Tribune
building New York.
Wostern business office 900, "The Rock
ery," Chicago, III.
r. c. Becfwith, sole agent for foreign nd
vsrHsinE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

Unnecessary excitement Is occnsioned
Mt Brentwood La, by the discovery OF
extensive pension frauds. If the admin
istrntion keeps up rs work on this line.
such a discovery win soon excite no
eommoiion at all being taken as mat
tor OF course.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
WHERE rHn moss is WEAK.


There is not much prospect that Rich
ara Croker viii Identify himself with
'N,xas politics. There Il no doubt as
to hia ability to manipulate votes. But
there Il nothing ia his career TO Indicate
shooter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

Congressman Houk OF Tennessee has
met with the mishap Of the man who
dug pit for his enemy and tumbled into
1t himself The telegraph announces the
triumph Of Henry X Gibson and the
defeat of Mr.. Heuk, candidates for the
Republican nomination for congress-.
Gibson has been contrasting the nomiua'
tion In red-hot campaign, aud Houk
aouSht TO destroy him by bringing for
ward evidence TO prove that he oh
tained membership IN the G, A. II. by
fraudulent representations. Upon In
vostigatlon HoulS's charges were found
10 be true, and Gibson was expelled
from the order. But this appears not to
have had tho effect that uouk looked
FOR, since Gibson has beaten him badly
Mr. Houg made mistake In suppos-
Ing that bis Republican constituents
cared about little thing like fruud in
connection with the G. A. X. He should
have studied tho situation IN Iowa with
greater profit. There the Republicans
nominated for governor last summer a
man named jackson who was proved to
have been guilty " almost every Kind
Of fraud In connection with peusions,
but he was a member Of the C. A. r..
and the party WAS reused to such en-
ihusiasm that It gave him big major
ity. II was Mr.. Houks misfortune that
he I'D not apply this precedent to the
situation in his district. II he had been
really shrewd man he ought to hive
convicted his opponent Of something
aeldes fraudulent practices N ccnnec.
tor with Che G. A. r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
A GnunsoArn rossIRlLIrY.


81 tell YOU" eaid Meanderlng Mike,
''Whnt fory' asked Poddlng Pete
''Becnnse. the fust thing you know
they'll be handin you or saw an some
cord wood an tollin' yer TO work out Yer
taxes for wear an tear on the turn
pike"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

,iittlllshoro- Tex, March l2-posiao o..
naiss MeNlenn taiunle vendor NJ Son,
~ iaA saturday nhsht on cS,rslsia, n, ~ 81
wis tpse' s'a'- 40 step-dausstef' charr ,ss
n N, Ns,ta wo.nan. She died a. s e Mas
lne mite riFl q now NJ ihe foer sfa ,rl,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

81 have bought and owned over fifty
razors In my life. but never have owned
any equal 70 those 'Platina' guaranteed ra.
Eors OF Andcrsou's." This is the verdict
Of every purchaser Try one and DO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
"sT. PATRICK's DAY IN THE
MDRNINGn

Five hundred shamrocks, as pretty as
ever grew on "the ould sod" EVERY
by calling ut T. J. White's,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

down from ovcrwork OF household cars.
Browns Iron Bittcrs Rehuil1s no
aycicm, aids digestion. reuovrH eacesaoi que,
a. AfcFsi soRiaf.a. CO, tnc genulce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

.sis,,, he attended 10 at onee w
n,aai them ont on short Sn a we
srasapiSe Aem to grow. HOuee and
BAKER BROS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

Mr.. u. y. Sprinkle is eiroulator for ne
Gazette In Fort Worth and orders for the
paper should be given 10 him or bis agenh'
Ills office Is 0i4 Nain street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
STEPHEN r. GIADNBY DEAD.

49, lsbutH NAiAbN-AfNlANNANiAs
Stephen r. Gladnpy a well-known trav-
cling man, representative Of tho Kelly
Goodfellow shoe company, died at the
Baptist hospital at 3 o'clock yesterday
aftersoon. The immediate cause OF
death was an operation which was per
formed In order TO, IL possible, remove
Il prune seed from the vcrmiform APP
DendiN. which would have caused his
death In few hours had the operation
not been performed. He was well
known aud popular in his territory and
with his fellnw-trnyelcrs He was q
resident Of Gainesville. Tex. and had
been connected with the firm he ropre-
scented at the time Of his death for eight
years.
Al u meeting held at the Laclcde hotel
last night by the travelling men l.. IL.
CLANCY was appointed chairman mud
q. w. Harris secretary. The following
committee was appointed to adopt suit
able resolutions OH his death
We. the commercial travellers. friends
of the deceased, learn with deep sorrow
the sudden death of our friend. Stephen
r, Gladnev We have known him for
many years and in every department of
life he WITS ALWAYS courteous, Nlfnblc
and true gentleman. a noble and kind
hrurte friend aud The highest type Of
mankind an honest man. To his rein
tves and friends we extend our heartfelt
sympathics, and mourn with them the
Iraa If ftsapl IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13
RBrTE TEMPLE
Takes BIZ the Hand the Woman Her
Husband Had Deceived.


BY Associated Press.
Wabash, Ind, March 12.-Nlrs, Rette
Temple. wife OF Harry Temple, the big
amist under arrest at Martins Ferry,
Ohio, arrived at her home In this city
this morning. accompanied by wife No.
g. n prepOdsessing blonde of 20, whom
Temple married on January 8, 1874. at
Lenoi, n. q. After the marriage Temple
left her Of the st. Charles hotel, Wheel.
ing. W. Va. and went TO Columbus,
Ohio. from which point he wrote her to
return to Len0lr.
He went to Wheeling where he was
arrested for burglary and locked up.
He requested the newspapers to say
nothing Of his arrest because 1t would
ruin his business. hut his petition was
not granted. Letters were found which
proved that he had two other wives, and
the Wabash wife was summoned to np
pear against him. Mrs. Temple No. l.
the Wabash wife, SAID that when she en-
tered the Jail her little boy recognized
Temple, calling him Papa" and that
| Temple nonrly tainted. Wife No. . Is
an indianapolis girl mined Mamie Pet
ers. Temples trial is set FOR March 20
and until that date Mrs. Temple Nos
and will remain in Wabash.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

If THE BABY Is CUTTING TErru
he sure and use the old and v,ell-,,i.3
Feme9y; Mrs Winslow's Soothing Ss, vr,,yi
ierg children 'eethinr, II soofbss ZIP NV
child, sottens The gums. allays all nain M
for diarrhoea. oes' remedy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

Il cheaper than any quantity OF cure
Don't give children narcotics or sedatives
They are unnecessary whcu the infant
Is properly nonrishei rs - viii Ne n
brought up on the Gail Borden Eagle
brand Conjensed Alilk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

w, S. Nlutney, the Tailor, is in the
push to sell more suits and pants than
ever before.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

Whatever the cat,lctucn want. and
don't see they can have for the asking.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

Special ipatch.
Jel,rsan Tex, March fa.-tIty Mar.hal
Sltlne4elluw shot aud killed Peter n 40
y,sirflAy evening, The examining trlal %.
CURED this mof'T-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

Mono hut ten-year old Relic Of Nelson
whisky sold over the Mansion Bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

Rule, Rest 1T finest goods, reasonable
priccs.s W. $, Mamey, the Tailor, sos
Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

Large stock Of fine goods, best fit, at
w. S. Matneys, the Tailor, Dos Main
atrppt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

Trains Nos and have Wagner sleepers between -
Kansas City Galveston Louis, without change
Trains Nos and have Wagner Buffet Seepers between
Chicago and Waco and ST Louis, without change
Free Reclining Chair Cars all trains ,-,ua
w. G. CRUSH, W. H. WINE (
G P. & Il A., Denison Tex. city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

,. He'd. Pms cure INDIGESTION, sick
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

GARDEN SEEDS
At Raker Bros. 600 AIaln.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

Best food for cow or horse, johnson
grass hay, at 40 cents per bale, AT
LIGON & REEVES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

ny Mnll-In acknowledging Paid; 80,
DAILY and sunday, one year. ..-.....Ss'Sv W
Dnily nnu sunday, six months. ....... a.@
naig VIZ s'ta5ay one month '........ 80
The Sunday Gazette DC TO "a pngesl :, ~
The semi-weokiy Gazette two papers M
Daily delivered by carriers ~ tne ~ -
and ali towns and cities where there ~
local agents. 10 cents week or " ee"''
per month. ..v
Remit BY bank draft, express Or money
order. Do not send Individual cseeR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

A SOLID CAR load
OF loaded shells INST received at Ander,
sons g4l l,ure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-13

funtin- clothing, camp chairs. Gotta
tents at Anlersou's sun house.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12
We accuse the associated Po-

We accuse the associated Po-
llsh priests Of not showing respect
enough to, and of not following the
resolutions and admonitions of the
last Baltimore Synod. - We also
accuse them by paragraph seventh
of their statutes, of endorsing and
advising the Polish Catolics in
America to Join an irreligious orga-
nisation - in preference to the
Polish Roman Catholic Union of
America; and in this we believe
they conspire against the Catholic
Church itself.
Time and space does not
permit us to produce in
this memorial an English transla-
ton of numerous calumnious, scan
dalous, and anonymous articles,
published in those Polish liberal
newspapers. - To give a slight
idea of the tenor of their expressed
opinions, it is enough to say that
they openly sympatlze with n
encourage the two Polish schisms
in Chicago and Detroit etc. etc.
We kneeling before you, Most
Reverend and Right Reverend Fa-
theirs, beg your gracious blessing
and protection for ourselves and
for Jul poor countrymen.
Rev. V. Barzynski, Rev. J..
Radziejewski, Rev. M. Pyplatz, Rev.
G. Koz}owski, Rev. J. Lylla, Rev.
H. Gulski, Rev. V. Lewandowski,
Rev. H. G6rski, Rev. G. Rogozih-
ski, Rev. V. Czyzewski, Rev. M.
Matkowski, Rev. A. M. Grochow-
ski, Rev. S. Ponganis, Rev. f.
Kroll, Rev. A. Lex, Rev. J. Ba-
rzynski, Rev. H. Cichocki, Rev. f.
Zwiardowski, Rev. E. Tarasiewicz,
Rev. E. S1owikowski, Rev. A.
Sklorzyk, Rev. Kwiryn Zielihski.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-12

:NAsz PoDRQzUJACY agent
pan Rudolf MichaBewski bawi obec-
ME " i~nteresie KAToL1KA W Chlca-
90. Posiada on nasze zupe}ne zaufa-
ME, a vice wolno mu !. abonament
KAroL1kA tax cd starych, jak no.
wvch abontow odbierac.
sZANoWNI ABoNEFC1,
r ROK ABONENTO-
WY UPKYNAk w MARCH, 1894.
LUB UPkYWA w KYLE
THU B. R., NIECHAJ PAMIE-
ia, ZE TO TERAZ OLA MAS
CIEZKIE CZASY, l JAKNAJ-
PREDICT NAM SIZE PORA-
CHUJA.