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The Washington times., 1894-10-14
DIED.

BOWSER-Cn Friday, October 12, 1894, at 5 D.
m, at his residence, ,1o0S Nineteenth street north
west, JAMES =. BoWSER, aged hfty-four years,
leaving devoted wife and sister TO mourn him
Funeral to-day Sunday, October IA, at ? p. m F.,
from Zion Metropolitan Church, street, be-
tween Second and Third streets southwest
Relatives and friends invited TO attend.
CARTER-On Friday, October u, 1894, ETH L
LAvINIA, only daughter OF Linvood AMI Alice
l. Garter. aged five months and six days
Funeral from her grandfather's resid ence,
tober II, at 2:30 p. IN
CLuSs-on Friday, October 1e 1894 at p. m,
CARL l., beloved son OF Adolph Cluss, in the
twenty-ninth year of his age.
Services at 2301 II stI eet northwest on Mon
day, October l5 at 10 O'Clock n. m Funeral
private. Interment at Oak HIIl Cemetery
DREW-on Friday, October 12, 1894, at 1910
a IN, MARY E DREW, beloved wife OF Col Will
iam o. Drew, at her residence, 1887 Thirtieth
street northwest, in the sixty-ffth year of her
age.
Services at West Street Presbyterian Church
at o'clock o m. on Monday, the 18th instant
Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Relatives and
friends respectfully Invited to attend
GIBSON-On Saturday October IS, 1894. at II
o'clock a. m, MARY j. GIBSON, wife of Joseph
Gibson.
Funeral from her late residence, 1888 Fourth
street southeast, ats o'clock p. m. Monday.
PALMER-Suddenly, on October II, 1894, at 10
o'clock p. M, at the residence of her son-in-law
James H. Hill, No. 2T Wilson street northwest
Hill and beloved grandmother of Mamie, Hattie
and Lille Hill.
Funeral services at Lincoln Memorial Congre-
gational Church, corner Eleventh and X
streets northwest to-day Sunday, October Il, at
II a. m Congregation and friends invited
New York papers please copyl
GoFF-Suddenly, at the Methodist f ONE Miss
RHoDA 4 GoFF, aged about eighty-fiye years.
Friends are invited 10 attend the funeral serv-
ices at the home, Twelfth and NJ streets north
east. Monday, October 10, at o'clock.
HARVEY-The remains Of DAISY, daughter of
Eliza and the late Peter harvey, viii be re-
moved from the vault and inferred in Holy Rood
Cemetery Monday, October 10, 1894, at o'clock
P IN. Friends and relatives invited.
soRRELL-on Friday, October u, 1884, at $50
O'Clock p. m, BEULAH GERTRUDE, the beloved
daughter of Wexford and Rosa Sorrell, aged ono
year and seven days.
Funeral from parents residence, 452 Six-and-
a-half street southwest, Monday at p. nj. Eela-
tves and friends respectfully invited to attend.
TUOHY-On Saturday, October l3, 1894, at 6
o'clock 8. m., HuGH l., beloved husband OF
Bridgie A and son of Martin and Mary Tuohy,
in the thirty-Sixth year of his age.
Funeral IRON his late residence, No. III Twelfth
street southeast, Monday, October 15 at $50
O'Clock a. m, thence to ST Peters Church, where
requiem high mass will be said for the repose of
his soul Relatives and friends are invited to
attend.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14

Paquin, of Paris created q superb dinner
dress worn by Miss De Wolf, which has affair
ing gored skirt, perfectly, plain, OF salmon
pink satin. The under side of the satin is as
yellow as gold, but although the yellow warp
is not permitted to stamp its individuality
very strongly upon the pink woof. neverthe-
less the pink surface shimmers in every ray OF
light with faint golden flush. Tho silk
manufacturers this season verify have wrested
the last color secret from gems and skies
The bodice OF white chiffon just covering
the bust in square line hack and front. The
shoulders are two crushed straps of apple
green velvet. This velvet, which by artificial
light is soitened to look almost blue, forms
the elbow sleeves that are large puffs and the
wrinkled ceinture. Old yellow lace forms
deep epaulettes over the sleeves.
The opera wrap designed to wear with this
gown is an exquisite creation of violet velvet
shot with green and lined with ivory satin.
The shape is circular, reaching to the wrists
in front and at the back, and shortened con-
siderably over the arms. The shape and an
interlining make the wrap sit all round in
very smart style. beautiful old lace scarf
in ivory tints is draped about the collar, form
ing short cape and jaSot falls down the
fronts, where each corner is ornamented with
a choux or rosette OF velvet ribbon and long
ends
A rosette of the velvet is set also on each
edge OF the collar to drape the lace. The en-
tire lower portion of the cage Is wrought by
hand in yellow, repeating the pattern OF the
lace above.
Felix, who is the hest filter known to the
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
TABLE FURNISHINGS.
Some Quaint Forms of the New Styles
Dishes

Some Quaint Forms Of the New Styles of
Dishes.
There is no more fascinating study TO the
mind feminine than dainty trines for the din
ing table.
The shops at present are full of quaint and
pretty designs for all manner Of things that
one can use, in silver, china, and glass.
For instance who could imagine anything
more appropriate for cherries and strawber-
ries than a silver-1uted dish. with a bunch of
cherries. all in silver. for handle for the one.
and a strawberry bowl, fashioned like leaf,
for the other?
Very attractive also is the grape stand hung
with silver fruit, and for peaches and other
fruit pyramid OF shell-shaped dishes.
A silver nut dish rejoices in the quite Egyp-
tian title, "Osiris."
Louis XV ware is still in high favor. az
some Of the new designs show. The vege-
table dishes are rather odd in design, con-
sisting Of three partitions, drainer and hot
water compartments. The entree dish and
biscuit box are both very heavily chased.
One OF the very newest things out is the
stand. 1t is in silver and is designed for but
ter. cheese, and biscuit; cheese and biscuit
form one course at every well-regulated din
Der table or course dinner. There are some
ill-advised persons who always want butter
for their bIscuit-and for these, / pre-
sumo. was designed this dish. which would
hardly be used, however, except at the family
table
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
HARMONIOUS DRESSING.
It Is Not Matter of Matching Shades or
Materials.

It Is Not Matter of Matching Shades or
Materials.
A clever woman, according to an authority
on dress, can wear two apparently unlike and
unconnected garments and make the world
think they have been intended for each other
from time immemorial. In illustration Of her
meaning madame pointed to skirt and waist
which were lying ready to be sent home.
"They DO not seem parts of the same gown,
is it not so?" said she, and the listeners
heartily agreed that they did not. The skirt
was of tobacco brown crepon, flaring 10 an
unusual degree even in this period OF flares.
The waist was Of blue silk, entirely covered
with black accordion plated chiffon. There
was no trace of brown crepon about that
bodice and no suggestion OF blue silk about
the skirt The waist had high collar and
cuffs of gold braid. But madame assured her
hearers that when the particular woman who
was to wear those garments donned them
they would seem more harmonious than the
blue serge bodice and the blue serge skirt
which were cut from the same piece OF goods
And so it will be-" continued madame
silk skirt or her brown crepon skirt with the
green velvet bodice. 1t all depends on the
woman"
The problem of dressing effectively is here
made easy for the woman who is sure to
possess that particular form OF cleyerne SIS ad-
mired by madame.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
THE SHOPPERS GUIDE
Consult to-day's TINES for fun details

Heilbrun Co.-Ladies' Lined Cloth
Lace Shoes at 69c. Youths Calf Shoes,
sec.
$ Bieber-Boy's $40 Suits Reduced to
Se.2s.
winett& Ruoif-Complete Stock OF Fur
Capes and Trimmings.
Enrich Beef Co.-Eggs. zoe. per doz.
Best quality goods at lowest prices.
Robinson. Cherry Co.-Busiuess Suits
for SIS. Perfect in style and fit.
James Y. DaYis' sons-YOuman's New
York Hats.
Lansburgh & Bro.-Sty1ish Wrappers
ONLY SI25. Look out for number of
Times" picture drawing prize in our ad
tomorrow morning.
Grogan-Choice Plush or Haircloth Par.
lor Suite, sos so; Solid Oak Bedroom Suite
SI3. Brussels Carpet soc per yard.
Warren Shoe House-EVery day one Gus
toner gets pair OF shoes free.
G. warfield simpson-Those Black and
Blue Cheviot Suits for $50 made 10 order.
Dyrenforth's-Suits and overcoats at
$40 and SIS.
WaBamaker & Brown - Fine custom
tailoring at Lowest prices.
American Dental lAssociation.-very best
sets of Teeth for 81.
Weinberg Co-Best taiIor-made Cloth.
ing at lowest prices. overcoats, SIS up;
Suits from SI3 TO $40; Pants $3.50 10
S12.
George Spransy.-Black Cheviot Suits.
only $40
Ii. FriedIander & Bro.-ChiIdren's Suits
S2.40 up: Mems Suits and overcoats,
80. IS TO So so; Trousers, -. .oOand $3.50.
Henry Franc Son. A good Derby Hat
for SI.9O.
Garner & Co.-Black and Gray Cheviot
Suits, $3.50.
Parker Bridget Co.-StyIish Suits for
Men, down 10 S6.7S.
Kings PaIace-MiIlinery and Wraps at
soc. on the dollar.
Moore's Shoe paIace-Misses' Shoes for
Csc: Shoes for Boys. S1.25. Prize given
for Times picture: the number TO be an
nounced in to-morrow's "ad."
Loeb Hirsh - Underwear from soc
apiee 10 $40. All styles in Fall Hats
F. II. Finley & Son - Try Val. Blatz
Wiener" Beer. It's the best.
William Hahn & Co-Ladies' Gem
Shoes, $500. Foot Form" Shoes for Men,
81
Baum's-First Grand Opening To.mor.
row.
Misfit Clothing Co.-Latest Fall Styles
TaiIor-made Clothing for one-third Of Act
ual Value.
The New York Clothing House-FaH and
Winter Stock Of Suits and overcoats now
ready for inspection.
The Famous-Seasonable Clothing Sold
at Great Sacrifice.
NJ. Kaufman-The Correct LoHg-cut Ker.
sey oyercoats for $50.
W. b. Moses & Sons-Turkish Arm Chairs
or Rockers At reasonable Prices
Craig NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S-piece Par.
Ior Suites, S3O5O. Exhibition of Parlor
and Dining-room Furniture.
L. T. Droop & sons.-Look out for mum.
Der Of Times" picture in to-morrow's
1ad." drawing piano stool
Wood, Harmon Co.-s5o lot costs only
SOC, per week Special inducements TO
first builders.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
She Said Her Grace -

An English woman of rank-a duchess
was very apt to forget to pay her bills. A
milliner whose large bill had been repeatedly
ignored by the duchess, at | asst determined to
send her little girl, pretty child of ten years.
to beg for the money which was so much
needed. "Be sure to say your grace to the
Duchess" said the anxious mother. and the
child gravely promised to remember When,
after long waiting, she was ushered into the
duchess presence the little girl dropped a low
courtesy, and then, folding her hands and
closing her eyes, she said softly: For what
truly thankful" AS she opened her eyes and
turned her wistful gaze on the duchess that
light-hearted person flushed very red, and,
without delay made out check for the
amount due to the milliner.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
NEW PARIsIAN TOILETS.
Worn by the Society Actress Miss Elsie Z
Wolfe in THE Bauble Shop

Worn by the Society Actress Miss Elsie De
Wolfe in "The Bauble Shop
NEW York, Oct 13.-Parisian fashions
to-day are inaugurated by a few Of the promi-
nent French star actresses In the modern
drama. Are American modes to be intro
duced by American actresses? 1t looks SO.
The majority of them now order their toilets
from the worlds leading artists in dress, and
American taste has so impressed its exclusive
elegance upon the designers of femininity's
finest feathers they plume themselves upon
the beauty and the originality Of the creations
they make for American women.
One OF the most elegantly dressed women
on the American stage to-day is Miss Elsie
De Wolf, New Yorks society actress. and one
of the very few members OF the -Four Hun
dred who have added the grace of their gem
tie birth and breeding TO the stage, and keep
up their Affiliations with the Brahmin set.
couple of toilets that Miss De Wolf wears
In 1.-The Bauble Shop" keeps her audience in
a nurmur of admiration. They are especially
successful apart from their intrinsic style and
beauty, because they suggest the refinement
OF lady OF fashion and family in her own
draWing-room, and nothing OF the over
accentuation OF fashion that crowds a toilet
over ths line separating good taste from bad.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14

Immensely chic and extremely good form
is morning calling toilet in light blue Sici-
lienne silk. 1t is not of the new bluet corn
flower blue) that is destined to be hopelessy
common, but a clear, pale sky blue. The skirt
is a marvel of fullness. yards and yards wide
around the bottom and yet has not an extra
inch of material round the waist at save the
back.
Cut circle from tissue paper Make
hole in the center and fit it upon a doll. This
will give you the effect so far as the pattern
of the skirt goes. About the foot of the skirt.
which is so full it falls as it flares toward the
bottom into overlapping and ever-changing
folds, there are flights of butterflies in black,
little ones and large ones mounting nearly 10
the knees and then falling back TO one or
two. These recherche decorations are not
embroidered or appliqued on the silk but are
inserted in it. The silk under each butterfly,
which is OF lace and of exquisite workman
ship, is cut away t. show the white silk petit
coat beneath.
The bodice is also circular in shape, with
more fullness over the bust ard between the
shoulders than at the neck 1t is made whole
in front and fasiens down the left shoulder.
around the arm. and under it 10 the sashes.
There are two of these. One is OF lovely lilac
purple velvet OF the shade Of pansy petal,
and there is crushed stock collar TO match
this ceinture, which is finished of at the left
OF the waist with some careless loops and
cluster of velvet pansies. The second cein-
ture is of black velvet, and this is tied into II
jaunty outstanding bow at the back, and falls
in two long narrow sash ends on the skirt.
There is a flight of butterflies about the
shoulders, and one perches piquantly on the
inner edge of each sleeve. The sleeves are
single baloon-like puff 10 the elbows.
The half large hat has n straight brim OF
velvet, and the crown is concealed with bout
fant loops OF blue ribbon and curling cog
plumes.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
Morton's Coachman.

Acting Secretary Wike, Of the Treasury
Department. today, on receipt Of telegram
from Gen. Tracy stating that he had been
refused permission to see Howard, Mr.. Nor
tons under coschman, telecraphed DR.. SEN
ner. by whom the request was refused, d.
rectinc that Gen. Tracys request be granted.
To Gen. Tracy's statement that Howard was
employed as a domestic servant and should
be released at once, the assistant secretary
made no repty.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to
the following: Philip NJ. CapelI, of Cincin-
natl, o., and Anne D. Sioussat. Samuel C.
Hill. OF Prince Georges County. Nd, and
Emma NJ Saunders Charles Andrew Nc
Kenney, of Lynchburg, Va, and Helen Mar
guerite Clagett. Henry Focher and Nina
Bedler. Charles JAMS and Amelia Corder.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
A $1,000 verdict Aeoinst the R.&p

In the case Of Webster VS.. the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad before Judge Bingham
a jury yesterday gave the plaintiff $4,000
damages. The amount asked for was $40. .e0o
The case has been in court since 1884 An
appeal viii be taken.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
THE GIRL OF THE PERIOD.

o, she's dainty neronaut
That floats among the crowd
A girl of whom fellow ought
To feelimmcnsely proud
With arms incased In two balloons;
With iaring skirts to boot;
Upon her head hat that's spread
Out like parachute
o, she's a dainty aeronaut
And I'm silly loon
Thatwalks with her, though lost to sight
Behind big ballOonl
Burlington Republican
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
sweetbreads and Tomatoes.

Slice and stew two quarts of ripe tomatoes
and one onion; strain into a saucepan over
five sweetbreads; add two ounces of butter,
pepper. salt. and tablespoonful OF -four; cook
half an hour: just before serving add the
beaten yolks Of two eggs. Serve very hot.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
PALACE.
Two 8l2-8IA 9TH ST.
Stores 7I5 Market Space.

fashionable world-Worth does not believe in
fitting smoothly made the dinner dress. He
also created the carriage dress worn by Miss
De Wolf in another act.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
MARRIED.

JAAfES-CLARKE-In Baltimore, Tuesday.
October 9, is. !, by Rev Dr. Currie, ELIJAH ELyIN
JAMES and Aida Mop. CLARKE, both OF Wash
ington, d. c.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
25G, and 35c. ChiId'S Caps, I6G.

The best assortment of caps IN Washing
ton Here's sample price. Children's
corded band caps, stylish and cute, 25c. and
BIC value. As a test OF The Times" one
day only, I6c
2jc. Steel Buckles, 12c
25c jet Buckles l2c
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
SIZE and $3.50 French
Felt Hats, 88e.

Just received another assortment Of those
best quality French felt hats all shapes. all
colors, sold about town for Sl-25 and 81 so
AS test Of 1.-The Times" positively for one
day only, Sc
&c Fast Black Herrnsdorf Dye Hose, full
regular made, spliced heel and toe, superior
quality, one day only, 1Jc
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
To-morrow's Menu.

To-moTrow's Menu.
BREAKFAST.
Grapes and pears.
Broiled salt mackereL
Fried potatoes Cucumbers.
Buttered toast. Coffee.
LUNCH.
Cold sliced ham
Potato salad
Hot buscuit Strawberry jam.
Tea.
DINNER.
Blue Point oysters
SWeetbreads and tomatoes
Baked sweet potatoes Fried psrsnipa
Lettuce salad
Lemon meringue pie. Cheese
Fruit. Coffee.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
CREDIT
Simply AS An
Accommodation.

We take this method in preference to
discount" and other forms Of so-called
Especial sales" Our goods are marked
down to bedrock in the beginning-and
our credit prices are cash prices elsewhere.
We have no notes for you TO sign-no inter-
est-!ust a good, honest promise. Come in
and let's talk il over.
Plush or Haircloth Parlor Suite
choice-S22 So
Solid Oak Bed Room Suite, Sl3
Splendid Brussels Carpet, SOC per
yard
Reliable Ingram Carpet, S5c per
yard
All carpet made and laid free Of
cost
No charge for waste in matching
figures
Solid Oak Extension Table, $3.50.
s0-pound Hair Mattress, 8.
Woven Wire Springs, Sl.75.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14


You have greater variety of patterns to select from
here than is presented anywhere in Washington. Fresh
ness-syles thoroughly in with the tme-and not
an "of or uncertain quality in the 1ot-these are few
of the advantages offered Prices are right.
The Washington times., 1894-10-14
Sc Misses Goats, So. SO.
75G. Flannel Skirts, 49C.

just received n new lot OF colored flannel
Skirts, stripes and checks, gray, brown, and
red. full lengths, fast colors, 75c. is cheap
enough. AS 4 special test of "The Times
ono day only, toe.
81 sl.4S 26-inch Gloria Umbrellas, paragon
frames, assorted handles, one day only, SSc,
soc bengaIine silk Caps, full face ruching,
one dny only. 25c
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25

EAatelEryMua a w ARfsgsEah.

Kato1 cyan rczwi SIC w
Anglil n,eomal z ka2dym dnlem
tax, ze sic w7daje, iakobv ~sspa
ia czy predict ezv pdzlleJ m'a}a
znowu powr6ciG IA homo aosc1o{a
katol,cNego i STAG sic lstotn'e tenn,
czem j. nazwaE sw. G'zeg"rz, to
lest za1nkiem anielskim. Oh czasu
kiedy pojsw,1a sic odezwa Pdpleza,
wzywa]aca do. zjednoclenia sic,
wwszystklch klasach anglelskiego
spoleczenstwa, dzlwna gorliwosG
powsta}a oko}o wy konan'a zamiaru
papieza. Azeby zas da6 wyraz tym
swym dqznosc'om, postanowlono w
Stollcv kraju, L%ondyn'e, wybudowa6
swletna katedre pod wezwaDn1em
sw. Plotra. Koszta budowy obi
czono ma 4 mlllony marek, z kto :
rych po}owe luz zebrano z prywat-
nvch sk4adek. Swiatynla ia zostanie
wybudowana wedle planu kosciola
sw. Piotra W Rhyme, abv prey
pominaG kazdemu, oko}o 1t6rego
miejsca wszyscy ludzle zes2olio sic
Winni.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
SWiaAectWa.

s. H. Cliffort W New Cassel Wis,
dreczony byl neuralagia ireumatyzmen II,
zo4adek ,ego by@ W nieporzadku ,watroba
jegc byla dotknieta W zastraszajacy
spos6b, ustal apetyt, i okropnie 'tracil
ma ciele i mocy. Try butelki
ElektryczDego bitru. (Electric Bitters)
go wyleczyly.
Edwardowi Sheppard, H%arrysburg
III. ciekla rama W nodze przez 8 lat
nieuslannie. Try butelkl Elektrycznych
kropli i siedm pudelek Buklena masci arnik owej
wyleczyly mu noge: Ian Speaker, Catawba O., 1nia
plec duzych dzur febryczpych NJ nodze doktorzy
mowii, ze jest niewyleczalnym. Jedna butelka kropl
Elektrycznych jedno pudelko Buklena masci Arniko,
wei wyieczyly go zupelnie.
Mozna dostaG W aptekach pod
Orlem ina w. S. Tomkiewlcza and Bro.
1855 Mitchell I'll roy 2. ave-, l 547
Lincoln ave-, r6g 5 ave, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
" South BeHaG
IudIana).

W kazdym porzadniej<zym
salonHe W nsszem mlesc,e.
MONA posmaKowac znakctni-
tego pIwa, w7rabianego W
Cincinnati Brewing Co.-Piwo
butelxowe tego browaru roz-
wozi sic do kazdego miasta.
= Stacya cz}li salad tego:
piwa znsjduje s;e ma rogu ulic
Chapiu i Ford. Agentem ola
m'asta South Bend jest pan
Fesco.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25

IT. NJ nHYN 1DN1J@

KTO MA PODARTE buiy,
niechaj sig uda do szewca o.
R. GRIESBACH. Mr.. ALI
Carimona ulicy, miedzY ulicami
a 9ta. TAM mu ga TAME
p1eniadze wszelkie reparacye
zfOhIa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
BA IL AkGnsb nnsaSC ArBAi
keb w u.

Naj1epsz0 meo$G IA swleJe ma
rany, pochodzace z c'ec, przetarcie
%uderzenia, ~poparzenia; wrzodv,
popekane rose, odc1ski ora7 wszel-
kie wyrzutY ma clele. Jezeli zupef.
ME ME zadowoli, pleniadze heda
zwr6cone. Cena: 25 cent6w pude4
ko. Mona dostaG W Apiece
Edqle Pharmacy w Milwaukee.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
Teraz un&yi lego

Me bedzie mic kosztowaIo, a 2
pc vnoscia cl pomoze, jezeli cieIpisz Ma
kaszel, ~ziebiaczke Tub jakakolwiek
dolegliwosc W gardle Tub p4ucach.Nowy
wynalazek DR.. Kinga ma suehoty, kasze]
i %zieb;eczke "a poreczeniem udziela
pomocy lu6 pienladze beda wr6cone.
Leczy takze grype. Spr6buj choc tylko
butelke, a doznasz ulgl. Butelki ma
probe darmo.
MONA dostaG W Aptekach pod
Or}em ina. w. S. Tomk1ewlcza
and Bro. 1856 Mitchell ul., rog 2
ave., i 547 Lincoln ave., r6g 5
ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25

W Handful BUTOW pana
R.. Grisbach, Mr.. Alt Csrimo :
ia ulIcy, s a 9ta - MONA
kupi6: y T ROBOCZE
TREE WIKI ola cE}op6w DAM
oraz trzewiki ola dzieci - pc
najtahszych cenach W miescie'
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25

Starry wiersZ.


"Afdlction sore long time she bore
Physicians we're IN yaln."
At last one day, a friend did say
"You'd soon be we'll again"
TAX, wyzdrowieiesz, jesll tax
zroblsz, ]ak on zrobi}; ]ezell be-
dziesz sic leczY} lekarstwem DR..
Plerce's Favorite Prescription, DO
to leczy rome s}aboscl kobiet, Jako
lekarstwo ma nerwy, leczy wszelkie
dolegliwosci nerwowe, jake to
halucynacYe i kypokondr9, a do
prowadza do snu pokrzeplajacego.
Sprz7daja to lekarstwo aptekarze,
daiac bezwarunkowe po%reczenie, re
W kazdvm przYpadku nastap, wy
.leczenie, albo pienjedze beda
zwr0cone.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25

PAN MARGIN CYBOROW
SKI Milwaukee bawif W
kohcu m;nionego tygodnia W
paszem mieS:ie> agitujac W
interesie partyi populistycznej
czyli ludowej. Popu]isci NIL
wauccy postawili p. Cyborow~
skiego jako kandYdata do
Wisconsinskiej Legislatnry.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25

sclta IA swoim tykiecie. -
Niechaj Polacy IA uiego
g}osuia, DO to goriiwy urzed
mix i dobry cz1owiek, a jake
Czech bliski nam pobratymlec'
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-25
IA TAME PIENIADZE

In 1IAAHlh DAA
NIGGA dostsG piekna fotograha
abonenci uas2ej gazety W
piekuie urzadzonej pracownl
psn6w ROBERT MoRGENEIER &
DEGU1RE, 2ll-E. 3rd Str, W
bloku P elzera Il. A miauo-
wicie wykonywa6 bed4 odtad
W tel a}awnej pracowni ca}y
tuzin gabinetowych fotografij
"a 2 dOiary, zamiast Ia 8
dol, ale tylko ola aboneat6w
KATOLIKA,
Jak wiadomo, slynle zak}ad
fotogra6czny pan6w Nor
g enelera Degu r e
jake na]epszy W miescie.