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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
SUCCEED TO DEATH.
ruS:It>t INDY ~ wen X He'd Hy Geors.
LaVIEnc in Fight.

LavIgnr in Fight.
NV ORLEANS. Dec l5.-Andy Bowen
the pugilIst who was knocked out by
George Lavigne in the Auditorium club
last night. was carried to his room limp
and senseless. DrS Finney. Scuppert and
H4rnnn were summoned to try TO restore
Bowen 20 c,usciousness after his seconds
had worked over him for half an hour
without effect DR. Harnan expressed the
belief that Bowen was suffering from CON
cUS>ion OF the brain.
Every means known to medical scisn
was rrsorted to by the physicians to re-
store the pucilIst to consciousness. but at
o'clock his condition had not improved,
and Ii was dtcIied 10 send him to tn"
hospital An ambulance was summon ed
AID Bowen was removed TO the Charity
hospital One OF the bad symptoms in
his case was that the pupil OF the eyes
were OF different color. \ tit of vomiting
caused the friends Of Bowen much alarm.
Bowen died at ; o'clock this morning.
Llvignr. Referee John Duffy aud the men
who were in the corners of both pugilists,
have been arrested and are held to await
the action OF the coroner.
1t WIS said this morning that Bowen WAS
not in good condition when he entered the
ring. He made very poor showing
against Lavigne and was punished severely
throughout the eighteen rounds.
The fight between Tommy Ryan and
Jack Dempsey. booked for tonight ut the
auditorium Will probably be declared off.
Mayor Fitzpatrick. Immediately after be
ing informed of Bowcn's death. revoked
the license OF the Auditorium club and no
other organization in the city will Ice per
mit;ed to pull of the fight.
BlwtnS death WAS undoubtedly due TO
TIL terrible beating lac received. He had
no show OF winning after the fourth
ruund. Lavigne apparently did not have
SCIENCE enough to deliver knockout blow.
but slugscd and hammered away
at his opponent for the four
teen rounds. Bowen was knocked down
half dozea times and was the most badly
punished man that ever fought in this
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
TIM ELI TOPICS

Epson Singleton a 90 are not giving
gold dollars for fifty cents. but their cloth
ing is marked so that 81 81 in value is
given for one dollar.
Full line of tooth brushes. all prices. at
I. +. casey Il Co.'S. POS Baldwin street.
A few suggestions to Christmas
purchasers are gwen by the Mi Her 4 Peck
Co.
Special bargains and prices at Reid Il
Hughes after O'Clock tonight.
All the latest songs at Forbes music
rooms Have you heard Perhaps. who
Knows
The agent for Hubbard's quick headache
cure is in the city sampIing for week.
He says that the people of Waterbury will
be entirely free from headaches before he
leaves the city.
The Boston Furniture will place on sale
Monday plush rockers at 81 80.
Saloon and fixtures for sale An old
stand.
Another banquet of bargains is offered
by Currsn. Lowest prices is the rule.
GIsnulated sugar, 20 Pounds for si.ool
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
DOWN THE VALLEY NOTES
OoIngs of a Da, In Saugatuck and Union
CITY.


CITY.
NAUGATUCK. Dec 15.-There are from
eighty-fi to one hundred employees of the
different factories here who reside in
Union city, most of whom bring their
dinners. Many of them say that with
cheap communication rates between the CEN
ter bridge and city store between the
hours of and . a m, IL and ! p. IN.
and and p. m. on week days. that they
would patronizs the road. As il is, most of
them go on foot. while the trolley cars on
this end have room to spare. 1t does
seem as if the Traction Co would be work
ing for their own interest to give this
matter attention.
Holiday trade bids fair to be good with
merchants, many of whom are well
stocked for the season. Our factories are
all running with large weekly pay rolls
There are some few among US out of wo.k,
but as whole. there is no reason why
the residents of this borough should not
enjoy n merry Christmas.
The Oddfrllows social and also the
dancing class occupied the attention of our
young people last night to the detriment
of the entertainment given By the ladies of
the parish house. The attendance or sale
was not up to the society's expectations.
The Iew store about to be put mp by
William Freeman on Church street will be
20 by 40 feet in size. two stori es. and
built of wood. The foundation is just
being laid.
There will be service of song to-mor-
row evening at the Union City miss ion
chaple. led by parties from Waterbury.
fIost festival will be held at ~
Alichael's chapel on Tuesday evening.
Fancy work and refreshments will be on
sale.
Prof Brooks will deliver the second lee
ture Of tbs parish house course on We'd
nesdsy merit. Subject ''cemsss and Ne.
teorr."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
RESOLUTIONS.

OS THE DEATH az 4. h. hILBRIDE.
Whereas. II has pleased the Supreme
Ruler to summon TO his eternal reward our
late brother. Christopher X. Kilbride. and
Whereas. We sympathize with his
mother, brothers aud sisters in their sad
affiicton in the loss of dutiful and loving
son, and brother; therefore. be 1t
Resolved. BY US. the members OF Court
Martin Hellmann, 4. q. +. of A. No $3.50.
as a slight mark OF the esteem and respect
in which we held our late brother on ac-
count of his sterling and unassuminH
virtues. and of the fraternAl regard with
which we shall ever cherish his memory:
LIST That Court Martin Hellmann. while
humbly aud Ieverently submitting to the
DEGREES of the Supreme Ruler. does regret
and deplore che departure from its ranks
in the day of his youth and promise, of
Brother 4. X. Kilbride. and
I'd That copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family of our late brother. that
entry be made in minutes of the meeting.
and that the same be published in the
Waterbury Evening American. the Eve n
Ing DEMocRsr and the Waterbury Repub-
Iran.
Court Martin H-limsnn, A. .. r. Of A.
MAURICE ID. Bnows, couimiitso
aEoSoE T. Gxppxs, . on
Josrrn LAwtob, Rss0lusions'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
HEALTH OF THE STATE.
The smallest November Death Rate
Krnnrted Enr Manx N.nr..

Th" smallest N"Nembrr Death Rate
Reported For Many Years.
There were 953 deaths reported in the
state during the month. This was forty
one less than in October. and eighty five
less than in November. 1898, aud forty
two less than the average number of
deaths IN November for the five years pre-
cedinG the present.
The death rate was 1i3 for large and
IL for small towns: and ii / for the
state Waterburys death rate was II
The deaths from zymotic diseases were
l49. being II ) per cent of the whole NOR
tality.
There were four deaths from scarlet
fever. fOrty-eight from whoopi9g cough.
thirty-seven from typhoid fever. loo from
consumption. seventy three from pneumo-
mia. thirty from bronchitis. l2G from
nervous diseases. eighty-one from heart
disease and ffty-eight from accident or
violence
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15

TORONTO, DIV, l3.-El II"ughtnn. artist
and political cnrtunni>t m The star shot
himself through the head while SEATED in
the city editors chair Dependency was
The Cau>,' " the act.
The Democratic party in the Michigan
legislature will l." unit. There is just
ono Of it ar him ar them. nS you please
n simple intcECr. lie Announces his in.
tCntion Ia hold "a caucus and do all the
other solcmnly impressive acts becoming
to a fearless minority. '-ChattanoOGa
Times
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
E. T. Turner & Co
Great Bargains For
Saturday.

Our best 25c last black seamless
Ladies Hose. at I9c.
Our SOC fine guage IA black
Seamless Ladies Hose for Ssc.
% dozen more, and 25 dozen
only. fine Swiss Embroidered
Handkerchiefs. from 3Sc to 25c.
Button and 5 hook 81 Kid
Gloves. all shades at CSC, warranted
AID fitted 10 the hand.
All Linen Huck Towels. from l5c
to loo each.
Dress Go,ds Novelties, every
ching reduced in price Goods
that were 81 'or sac. and 75c
goods 5uc. and soc goods At 25c
and pc.
Bath Robe Blankets. pink light
blue and other prteiy designs. at
Csc each.
French Perfumes all Odors al loo
an or We furnish the boille-
The excitement in our Jewelry
Department continues the same.
Come quick and get early Sc
leciionS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
WORLD OF SPORTS.

Each share of stock OF the Springfield
club has been assessed $3.50. The share
holders are not backward in meeting the
Indebtedness. for the outlook, with the
present strong team, is very rosy.
The Cincinnati Times Star says that w.
II. McGunnigle is possibility for the
position of manager of the Cincinnati club
tor next season. No better man can be
secured. He is worth several Buck
Ewings and has always been a winner.
Still it Is said that Ewing has the inside
track
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all that has been said
in reference to the stealing of coal from
the cars on the railroad tracks the work
still continues. Last night a train of cars
was switched on side track. oil Jackson
street. and this morning II hole was found
in oae of the cars which showed that three
or four tons of coal must have been carried
away during the night. 1t is said that
most of this business is done by Italians
who make their living by stealing the coal
not only for their own use. but to dispose
of it 10 others. Some of those fellows, II
is stated. are in the retail coal and wood
business on a pretty large scale and have
their regular customers Just the same MS
the biggest dealers in town
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
AMUSEM ENTS


Willis P. Sweatnam. Hughey Doushcrty,
Huffer and Blakeley. Burns and Coaklev.
Raymond Haw. David An !rada Ross
Harrington. CHARLES O'Neil. the mandolin
quartette, are all prominent members of
Comstock's Ministries. which will be seen
at the opera house Tuesday evening. This
organization has just finished four
months engagement at St James hall. New
York city. They will return after their
engagement here. The New York papers
speak in the highest terms of this com
many
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
Wam,,.atn Ma>.ncI,u,rtI.

NEW BEITAIN. Dec Il Norman Il.
Poist OF this city was arrested last night by
Deputy sheriff Harmon. He i wanted bv
the northampton. Mass authorities for
rape. The crime was committed six
months ago.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
ELitnr shnn,.a Mn

PROVIDENCE. Dec 15.-Edit0r d F. Lin
game of the Telegram shot OSceolo Cook.
keeper OF negro dive. three times in front
OF the postoffice this morning 1t i said
that the shooting was in self defense
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15

Rhea has decided to play The New
Magdalen' at jacques opera house on the
occasion of her next appearance. Thurs
day, December 20. Mercy Merrick, is a
character which affords fine opportunities
Tor great artist and Rhea Is said 10 be ut
her bt It in the character. Critics of other
cities also agree in pronOuncing W. ;.
Harris performance of Julian Gray a mag
nifcent impersonatIon
"Th" Two johns"
Do you want to laugh. il so you will
have chance to do so on next Friday
evening at the Jacques opera house. for
the Two Johns" comedy company are to
appear there. These funny fat men have
made themselves famous the world over.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15

The life of street car conductor is not
all sunshine. He may at first feel proud
OF his buttons. nickel badge and new cap
but the feeling gradually wears of. 1hr
conductor who can wear smile after Il
single month in the business is worth III
weight in gold to the company. 1t is rot
the iolting of the ear that gives condrr-
tors that tired feeling. but the actions Of
some of the people they meet. Here is q
sample: Let me know when we get t.
Cherry street" said a woman to an Ea~;
MaiR street conductor the other day
Three minutes later the conductor openCJ
the door and sang ont Cherry street '
ringing the bell at the same time I'll,
woman never moved. Cherry street "
again yelled the conductor in a voice That
brought TO mind Schubert's ''Serenade /
Hat major. The woman stared at i'm
bnt didn't rise. 'Madsm. this j. ChtIrN
street. said the conductor trying to look
pleasant. You want TO get ont her, ="
why no. want to get off at Wilt Ia
street and was told 1t was the sec. tai
street from Cherry. and l thought that l.
you let me know when we got 70 Cherry
would be all ready when We got to w J.
ton" The conductor said not a word. L.
there was sermon in the way he pulled
the bell cord.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15

whitcIaw Rid III.

NASHUA. y II Dec 10 Cashier Nc
kean OF the National bank i drfaulter
in the sum Of SIOO OUU.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15

The most complete stock of
Toys and Novelties in the city.
We call special attention
to our hne Of Ameri-
can positively I'M
breakabie Dolls. Dolls
Heads. the only Doll made
in this country and every
one guarantees not Ia break.
nUIn addition We call your al
tention to the following line of
white and Gold Music Stands, sac
White and Gold JArdinier Stands. 9ac
White and Gold Foot Rest, 4ae
White AID Gold Fire Screens. aae
White and Gold Floor EAsels, 9ae
White and Gold Cribs and Cradles.
Bissell Carpet Sweeper. 81 a5
O'Clock China Tea Sets 80
Beautiful Tinted Nut Dishes -
Elegant l0-piece Toilet Sets. 1915. 4s9
Imitation Cut Glass. 7-pieoe
Water Sets. -
Jumbo Cups and sAneers. decorated. IS
Any Of the above articles make beautiful
Christmas Presents
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
M. BERGIN & SONS,
Undertakes
AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Finest
lacks.
DIsTEIcT OF WATERBURY s. PROBATE

~ COURT. Des Is. ls9I.
Estate Of R.F .Shcchan Il Go ot Waterbury, in
said district insolVent. assigning debtors.
The voluntary assignment Of the said debtors
having been lodged In this office for r,sCrri
and probate thereof. and Acly W. castle
Of Waterbury. being in said assignment numi-
mated As trustee for said Estate, therefore
ORDERED. that the 10th day Of December is9t.
at o'clock forenoon. ts". and the same u
hereby assigned for a hearing on the AZ
prevail of said trustee. and that all persons
inter- -ted therein may have notice to appear.
II they see cause. and ho heard thereon. this
Court directs that this order be published
three times In a newspaper having a ctTcu:
latfnn in said Probate District. before said
time assigned for said hearing.
RnnFET A. LOWE. Judge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15


New NoEK. December lJ.--Nrws OF the
serious illness OF lion Whitrlaw Reid, in
Naples. las been received.
Timothy kclleher. aged u Years. died
at > o'clock this afternoon ut 2G Chutticld
avenue. The funeral will be held at 30
Monday morning.
Smnthrrrd Death
NEW YoEk. Dec l5-John Hall. a we'll
known theatrical man. and his wife.
burlesIue actress. We're found dead in
their home 329 West Twenty ninth street
this morning. from asphyxiation. The
coroner rendered verdict of accidental
death
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
Notice..

We are receiving large consignments OF
Pure California Wines direct from the
vineyards, ana are placing them ON sale at
extremely low prices their
superior and quality II % per gallon, 35c
per bottle. three bottles for One Dollar
The Wines we now have in stock are
Port. Sherry. Catawba. Tokay. Muscatel,
Angelica. and are all rich and fruity
favored Wines. and are fast gaining favor
with connoisseurs. Would take pleasure
n filling a sample or.ier.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15

\ new aud elegant line OF fine Catholic
Prayer Books. just received. also fine line
of Ladies and Gents Pocket Books. Card
Cases. etc, and a complete stock of Holt
day Goods.
II. r. CoSTELLO'S.
ass Bank Street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15

district Of Waterbury. - Probate Court
bnec Is. 1894.
bury in said district. deceased.
The Court Of Probate for the District ~ Wa
from date hereof for creditors Of said estate
10 cxhfb their claims for settle ent, Those
sriy ntfs-ted. within said time, will be de-
bsFrsd recover. AL yetsons iqdehteh 20
Mary c0nEVY, ExsVurix,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15

PHYSICIAN of this city recently SAID to
the writer: I'VE have actually to steal
away on our vacations. for we have TO
regular day of or what you might call a
real dull season" The doctor was righ'.
The medical profession ministers to cur
wants ut any hour of the day or night. A.
the close of entertainments one sees tn. Ia
on foot. or in carriages hurrying to a sicL
call. or perhaps just coming from l.
tents house. At the close of a ball Ut :;
o'clock in the morning, they are seen on
the streets with their medical cases IL
hand. yet they are supposed to keep Office
hours and be on duty during the day. l.
is seldom physician can make an engq1r
ment for himself. lie knows not vi L
hour he may be called. Surely their Il;
is not perpetual picnic and when thy
do go away for Fn outing, they make ar
rangements with a brother N d. 10 lC.k
after their patients interests. The saCI:-
fees that the profession makes tor TIE,
community in general is altogether too
little known and too little recognized.
The reports of contagious diseases that are
filed with the board of health. show that
our physicians run some risk while in the
performance of their duties.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15

Graduated sugar, % pounds for 81 90
s4,aS per hundred pounds q. Lsdd's,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
Another.

Canvas Covered
Square Trunk,
Good Lock and bolts,
80. SO, $3.50 81.
% inch. 30 inch. b inch and
81 inch.
Pin the prices in your mind,
Hand Bags, y.
Imitation of Leather. 65c. 15c.
Grain Leather Bags. $50,
$1.15. and 5000.
Dress Suit Gases. Canvas
$3.50. Leather $50.
Extension Cases. II inch.
45c. ID inch. 55c.
Neckwear i'll large variety.
Gloves for all kinds of use.
Dress Gloves. Working
Gloves. Men and Bows Knit
Wrist Lined Gloves 25c.
Lined Dog Skin Gloves 1Sc.
SOC.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-15
AS YOU LIKE 1T.
stray Leaves From = Reporters Nat
Roo,< 2

stray Leaves From = Reporters Saur
Book. y
The latest addition to the varied indus
tries of Waterbury is the selling of sand to
owners of property for use on icy side
walks. The sand is screened and all the
cobblestones removed. rendering il the
best known precaution against accident.
Two different parties have already ei,-
gagged in the business and there are likt ~
to be quite good many more at il before
the winter is over. The dealer carries the
stuff and will place barrel of it in Y, ur
yard for fifty cents; provided. howevtr.
that you give his man an empty barre
The last few words of this sentence havr
the familiar ring of one of kelly's origi, al
expressions. and while il is doubtful that
the famous baker can prevent the peddler
of sand from using it. there is no one wllo
will deny that he can accuse the in
ventor of this new bone-saving scheme q
plagiarism. The man who was Original
enough to see his way to turning an hon
est penny ont of selling sand for this pu.
pose ought to be possessed of a brain
sufficiently fertile TO put together few
words of the English language that would
suit the requirements of his own parti VI
lar line of business without stealing IL ~
outright from one of his neighbors
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
Projekt %za}ozenia
HALL POLSKIEJ
W PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia. Pa, 10 Llpca
Szanowny Redaktorze!

Dale o%dpowiedz ma artykuf,
"umleszczony W Mr.. 81 S1owa, z
podplsem ikcyonaryusz. korespon-
dent twierdzi, re Pierzchalskl jest
zdrajca projektu pobudowania
polsklej hall W Philadelphia. Wobec
tego zmuszony jestem poda6 SEA-
nownej Publicznosci szc2ego4y
powstan1a tego preiektu, ably udo-
wcdn1c, re twierdzen1e korespon-
denta ME jest s}usznem.
w Lutym 1898 r. zebra{o sic
tn kilkunastu obywatel,, celem
z~a}ozenia Towarzystwa budowni-
czego ola postawien1a Polsklej
Hall. Obrano w6wczas tymczasowY
komitet, W sk1ad kt6rego weszli
panow1e: Lipiehski jake prezydent,
Litter jake sekretarz i Woman
ski jake kasyer. Ia staranlem tego
komitetu odby4y sig diva pesledze-
MIA W po{udn1owej stronle m1asta,
skutkiem ktorych by4o rozebranie
35 akcyj. Potem ma Bridesburgu j
Frankfurcle rozdano, pc posiedze-
mach, oko4o 25 akoyi. Pozniej
~jeszcze ma zebraniu W sk}adzie p.
Pierchalsklego zaplsano 1876 akcyj.
Ale potem, mimo wszelklch wysi},
k6w, wiecej akcyj zebrac ME
zdo1ano.
Raj pan Plerzchalski, jake
prezes obranego sta1ego komltetu:
zwofaf zebranie celem zainkorpo
rowania TowarzYstwa akcYinego
stawienla kasyera pod bond, ALE
coz sic sta}o? Otto prezydent, Sc
kretarz l p1eciu dYrektorow pop1e'
ra}o odnosnY proiekt, kasYer zas
reszta dYrektor6w wcale s}Yszec Q
tenn ME chciell.
Teraz akcyonaryusze.. z9daja
zwrotu w%ptaconych pleniedzY. -
Ale czy to Pierzchalskl temu
winlen?
Aby przec1ez pomimo to ,polska
hala w Philadelphia stanela, poda]e
proJekt nastepuiacy:
Porzucmy k}6tnle, instrygi
wynoszen1e SIG 1eden mad drugiego
= zalnkorporuimy Towarzystwo.
u}6zmy koustytucya, a zapanuje
zgoda. Wtedy 1atwo zbierzemy
500 akcyj i polska hala stanie!
z uszanowaniem ola wszystkich
L. L. Pierzch0lski
$40 South Front Str.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
PoSka BOD koSkaIem.

z WARSZAWY, l Lipca.--
Saska Kepa zalaua ma znacz'
nym obszarze. Geese mieszkah'
COW wyniosta sic z obawy
wiekszego zalewu. Park praski
do pofowy we wodzie, teren
zamkowy do polowY za1any!
Wsi LasY, B]uszcze, Siekierxi
powyzej Warszawy zalane; 2
TAX gos}a ME zdazono
sprzatnaG siana, i wo1a ]e
zniszczY1a.
Widoki ma urodzaje 81 bar.
do nieosablive. eszcze pred
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19

miesiacem zanosilo sic mai
swletne urodza1e, tymcsasem
p%omrozki, przYtem slime /
chlodDe wiatry spowodowa1Y,
he 2bo&a malo maj9 ziarna.
Ma rolach mokrych perkl
pognity; ma pszenicy pokazaiy
SIG mate robaki wielKcsci
ziarnka prosa, koloru i kszta1tu
%daktyla, GRAZ drugie mnieisze,
bale 2 czerwonemi tebkami,
ktore tocza s1ome PREY korze
nlu. Robaki te poniszczyfy DUO
stony / ziarna; robak koloru
daktYla roztarty ma dom
wywo}uje pieczenie ciaia, jakby
skutxiem synapizm6w. TAX W
Kr6lestwie jak W Rosyi JUL
jest zwYzka ma ceny zbo2a.
Kupcy hurtowni W Ber]inle,
posi&dajacy wielkie zapasy
aloha. wstrzymuja sic re
sprzeda2a W oczeklwaniu znacz :
aej podwy&ki.
" Kaliskiem deszcze zamie :
ni}y sic W ulewy i pognoi}y
koniczyny, DUO pszenicy i
koniczyny zaorano. Kupcy
konihscy poniesli wielkie straty
ma zbo&u. Firma Kultynow'c2
nagromadziwszY k%ilkanas,ie
tYsiecy ctr. zboza, utraci}s pa
Mich ME ma1o / obecpie usi}uie
powetowa6 je ma handful "a.
granicznych narzedzi rolni.
czYch. Ruch emigracyinY W
tel okolicy ustat. Ajenci ME
mieccY, namawia]a lud dc
wychodztwa, nara2aja sic ma
pobic,e ze stronY wloscian.
P. Engelmann Kuznicy
Grabowskiej sprzeda} kupcom
warszawskim las ga 40 tysie
cy rubli.
W Ciechocinku zgorza
Hotel Warszawskl', pastw;
ptomieni paddy wszystkie "a,
budowania hotelowe; w hotell
tym przebywalo okoto l0(
osob, ale &adna szwanku nis
ponios}a.
Abraham R)thmann zWark
stawat pred sadem "a lichwe
skazano 90 "a ~utrzym
lombardu ma 200 rubli kar,
Ii ma rok wlezienla.
PEACIC "a KATOLIKA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
~ South BEND
IndIanal

W kazdym porzadniejszym
salonie w nssgem m1esc.e
MONA posmakowac znakoml.
tego piwa, wyrabianego "
Cincinnati Brewing Co.-,Plwo
butelkowe tego browaru roz-
wozi sic do kazdego miasta.
: Stacya czyli skfad tego
piwa znsjduje sic ma rogu ul1c
Chapin i Ford. Agentem ola
miasta South Bend jest pan
Fesco.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
TOlnlasZ WalcZalk
Tnnle Tykiefy ma kolei
st. PaNlSkiei.

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TheChlcago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
Ry will sell excursion tickets for
the following occasions:
The Annual Meeting Baptist
Young Peoples Union, to be held
at Toranto, Ont, July 18th to
22nd.
The order Of theMystic Shrine
to be held at Denver, COL, July
oath to %.
The Annual Meeting League
American Whee1men to be held at
Denver, August 18th to 18th.
The acknowledgements Grand
Army of the Republic, to be he'd
at Pittsburgh, Pa, Sep. 18th to
2Olh.
For full particulars as to
rates dates, return limits, ETC..
enquire at G. M. Il St. P. Depot.
For the annual Encampment
Sons of Veterans U. S. A., to be
held at Davenport. Iowa, Aug.
Goth, to Oath, of G. M. e.. St. p.
Ry. will sell excursion tickets st
one a one third for the round fare
trip tickets will be sold Aug.l8th
to Goth inclusive, god return
Aug. 25th.