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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-22

Iauta. Mr.. Livingston represents this dis
trict in congress. and he lives in Newton
county. Since the war none Of the gov
errors were residents Of this county.
Gov. jenkins lived In Augusta, Pro-
visional GOV johnson in Columbus. Gov.
Bullock in Augusta. GOV. : NTH in Column
bus, Gov. Colquitt in DeKalb, Gov. Gordon
in DeKalb, Gov. stephens in Charlottesville,
Gov. BOynton IN Griffin, Gov. MCDANIEL In
Walton county, and Gov. Northen in Han
cock. Gov. NorthenS two s ecretaries. Col.
Warren and Mr.. Stanhope s ans reside IN
Dekalo county, and his clerk. Mr. Harrison,
came here from Stewart county. The COVER
nor porter. sam steel. colore d. is from At
lanta. Atlanta is not represen ted but once in
the head OF any Of the depa rtments at the
capitol. School Commissioner Bradwells
home is in Liberty county, and his assistant,
Mai. Gwfnu. resides in Roc kdale county.
Gen. Cooks secretary Of state) home
is in Oglethorpe county; his assistant.
Cant Thomaa halls from Baldwin
county. Col. TrammeQ. president of the rail-
road commission, lives in Cobb county; Col.
Powers resides in Macon. and Judge Fort in
Americas. The principal keeper Of the peni-
Tertiary, Col Jones' lives at NoTcrOss, and
his assistant Capt. Wright, in + lbert county.
DR.. o Daniel. principal physician to the peni-
Tertiary, resides in TwiFgs county Col
Nesbit commissioner Of agricult are, resides
in Cobb county, and his ASSISTANT Mr.. Carter
is from Murray county Controller General
Wrights home is in Augusta. and. his assist
ant. Mr.. Furlow, resides IN SumIter county.
Treasurer Hardeman lives in oxford. Ad-
jutant General KeI resides near Griffin,
IN Atlanta, bat Judge Simmons
home is in Macon. ard Judge
Lumpkin resides in Lexington. At
torney General Joe Terrell resides in
Greenville, and Capt. Little and Col. Clifford
Anderson, who are EN- ployed as special coun-
sci by the state. one lives in Columbus and
the other in Macon. The librarian, Capt.
MilledPe lives in Atlanta and his assistant
Mr.. Rankin, Is from Gordon county. In the
federal offices appointed " Mr. Cleveland for
Georgia. Atlanta is not re presented. District
Attorney James, resides in Douglas county,
Il. w. Rucker, assistant lives IN Athens,
George Bell, another assistant, lives in Cum
ming, and Mr., Camp. another employee. lives
in Douglas. The internal 7 evenue collector.
Hon. Paul Trammeu resides in Whitfield
county. The United States marshal, Mr..
Dunlap lives in Gainesville. Atlanta has no
public institutions. except the capitol, and
the chronological school When the capitol
was removed from Milledgeville', Atlanta do
mated building to the state. 1he School Of
Technology was located here bee ause Atlanta
gave the ground for the buildings and 10000
III cash.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-22

The losses In the cotton fire at the ware.
house OF the Darlington Manufacturing Com
pany some weeks ago have all been satisfac
torily adjusted.
On the 4th instant J. A. Strickland OF Barn
well county, was brought before Commls.
sloner Morgan, at Aiken, charging with coun-
terteiting and passing counterfeit money He
was pound over tor trial at the April term OF
the United States court, and BAH lived M
$1,000; In default OF which he was committed
TO laiL
Al Winnsboro Tuesday night are DESTROYED
the large Livery stable OF W. II. Doty & Co
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-22
RAILROADS.

THE TROPICAL TRUNK LINE,
Jacksonville, Tampa and Key west RAILWAY
Joseph n. Durkee, Receiver.
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~ Business once Morning News
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R. b. CABLE, General Manages.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-22

FLOft4UA FBJIAIA
Leave Savannah daily, except Monday, 1880 p. m.
Arrive Jacksonville $3.50 p. ana St. Augustine p. M
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Charleston and Savannah
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. II, 1891.


city time Time at Charleston,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-22

Steamer"St. Augustine" is
appointed to leave Titusville
daily. except Sunday, Z a.
m; due Rockledge II a. m. 7;
Melbourne 2 p. m.
Steamer st. Lucie" or "St.
Sebastian" is appointed to
leave Titusvllle for Jupiter on
arrival Of train No. $3.50
p. m. daily, except Sunday;
due Rockledge $50 p. m. /;
Jupiter 12noon following day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-22

THE FLORIDA SOUTHERN RAILROAD CO.,
INDIAN RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
JUPITER AND LAKE WORTH RAILWAY,
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ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
Matters and Things That Make Up
the Daily HumdTum.

Atlanta Pleads Not Guilty to the
Charge of Monopolizing the Offices
IN Georgia-A Comparison in Two
Sentences Passed by the Courts-A
Georgian at the Head of the Great
Underground Railroad Scheme for
New York.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-01-26
IL B BOND

Mr.. Z. B. Bond announces his
candidacy for the Office of circuit
court clerk in this issue Of The
CHRONICLE. Mr.. Bond has been
frequently solicitedand has as often
declined to seek the public favor,
but at the earnest solicitation of his
friends-and they are legion-he
has consented to make the race for
circuit court clerk, subject to the
will Of the Democratic party. Nc
one stands higher in his community
than Mr.. Bond, who is a practical
self-made man, and a hustler fol
business and home enterprise. His
knowledge of business and his sue.
cess as a financier makes him man
in which our people might give any
Office he desires with implicit con.
fylence. In looking after the in.
terest of the Office he will give it the
same painstaking and systematic
care he has always shown in every
thing undertaken 10y him. He is
/ thorough gentleman. strictly mora
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-01-26
G. 3. HOLIDAY.

The CHRONICLE is authorized to
announce Mr.. G. B. Holladay can
didate for the Office of county trus-
tee, subject to the will of his party
atthe Februaryprimary Mr.. Hol-
laday has always been a Democrat,
and is the son of Capt. j. NJ. Holla-
day, Of the second civil district, one
Of the most successful business men
and jealous Democrats in the coun-
ty. The aspirant has had the ad-
vantage of excellent trainingin both
respects, and what makes his can
didacy somewhat unique in these
days is the fact that he never drank
drop Of whisky, swore an oath,
nor scratched Democratic ticket;
he has been uncompromising in his
attitude against all manner of evil
doing, and from q moral and bust
ness point of view he is held in the
| highest esteem by his friends and
acquaintances as a citizen well wor-
thy of emulation. Mr.. Holiday
goes before the people strictly on
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-01-26
REV. W. P. SAUNDERS.

We are authorized to announce
Rev. w. p. Saunders of this place,
a candidate for trustee Of Benton
County, which will be found in this
issue of TIE CHRONICLE. The as
pirant is too well-known over the
county to need any introduction or
word of commentator from us.
Mr. Saunders has been heretofore
an unsuccessful aspirant, but una
ble to refuse the solicitations of his
many friends he again offers HIM
self, and will canvass the county
closely and present his claims to
the voters. Politically, Mr.. Saun-
ders is what is termed an "all-wool
and a yard-wide" Democrat, and he
will abide the verdict of the party
at the February primary. He is a
clever, Industrious citizen, good
neighbor, and it goes without say
ing that he is amply qualified tc
discharge the various duties Of the
Office. He will make a lively but
good-natured contest for the nomi.
nation, and if endorsed by the par.
ty for trustee he will fill the posi-.
ton with credit to himself and the
county.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-01-26

We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. d. A. McDougal, a candidate
for encouragement from McNairy
County, who has been in our midst
this week. Mr.. McDougal is a good
lawyer, an enthusiastic Democrat,
and is very popular in his county.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-01-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS,

The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. H. Bateman is reported
very sick this week.
Messrs. W. H. Hyatt and R. F.
Hassell, Of Holladay, paid us very
friendly calls Saturday.
DR.. r. b. Travis spent Wednes-
day with his daughter Mrs. 0. W,
Hubbs, at Hollow Rock.
Master Clifford, the little son of
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Bateman, has
been quite sick this week.
Mr.. Robert Abers, of Faxon, is
studying horology under ourclever
townsman, Mr.. U. a. Potts.
Jackson Fry, of Camden, an old
McTyeire student, spent Sunday
with us. us.-McKenzie Herald.
Hon. j, A. Barnes, of Big Sandy,
was in town Tuesday, and paid his
respects at The CHRONICLE office.
Mr.. j. b. Brickhouse, of Nash
viii, was the guest Of his brother
in-law, J. G. Robins, esq, the first
Of the week.
Mr.. Russell Scruggs has complet-
ed some good work in painting at
the grave of Mrs. Weaver at Cam
den Cemetery.
Mrs. W. G. Kirk was seriously i'll
the first Of the week, but her many
friendswill be graittied to learn that
she is convalescing.
Rev. j. L. Weaver delivered two
excellent sermons Sunday forenoon
and evening at the Methodist Epis
copal Church, South.
Mr.. W. G. Barker, an energetic
student at the Holladay school, anC
his father, Mr.. Briggs Barker, were
pleasant callers Tuesday.
Miss Maud Martin, who has ;
class in music at Camden, spen
Saturday and Sunday with hom,
folks.-McKenzie Herald.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F
Patford, who reside l mile north
west Of town, was made happy Mon
day by the arrival Of a son.
Mr. G. Avery Webb, Of Rector
Ark, has been visiting the famil
of his uncle, Mr.. j. E. Totty, an
other relatives at this place.
Owing to illness in his famil!
Rev. Mr.. Bowman, of Wayerly, wa
prevented from filling his appoin
ment at this place last Friday ever
ing.
Mr.. H. c. Udey. of Benton Com
ty, has taken charge of the boardin
departmental the Southern Norma
University.-Carroll County Den
crat.
Mr. Guy Hall, who came dow
from Nashville last week, will T.
main in our midst until the smal
pox scare at the Rock CITY has SUI
sided.
There was . dron Of II deore
IN tbo temraratnra Tnosdov niol
, ord "Wednesday n,o,nipr tbara W,
l,,o,,, ,,,or. ~, tho uro,na Il
!.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-01-26


who was sentenced to the county
work-house at the last term of cir
cult court for selling whisky with
out license, was released on bond
and left for home Tuesday
The primary is only one month
off now, and the candidatesare hust-
ling among the dear people. You
will want tickets for the primaries,
gentlemen, SO call at The CHRoM-
Gle Office and leave your orders be-
fore the final grand rush on the last
day of grace,
We regret to learn Of the severe
illness of Mr.. Allen Presson, at his
home near Zach. He is very aged
and has been in rather feebleheal
for several months, which has been
complicated by a severe attack of
grip. We join his many friends in
all parts Of the county in Wishing
him an early recovery.
Prof. j. H. Harrison, Of the Nc
Tyeire Institute, will lecture at the
courthouse this evening on the in
teresting subject of "ErotoIogy or
"the Science of Love" The lect-
ure is given under the auspices of
Benton Seminary, and as Professor
Harrison comes very highlyrecom-
mended, an evening of rare enter
tainmentis promised. Everybody
is invited
Sunday, February 4, is the day
set apart for the celebration of the
thirteenth anniversary Of the Young
Peoples Society of Christian En-
deayor. The exercises will be the
same throughout the,entire world.
Thirteen years ago the Young Peo-
pies Society Of Christian Endeayor
was organized; to-day it has over
l l,724, AGO membersand gaining rap
idly. Everybody is invited to at
tend the christian endeayor day ex-
ercises
Hon. Tom c. Rye, chief clerk of
the pension department at Wash
ington, is visiting West Tennessee.
Tom Rye is one of the strongest
young men of West Tennessee, and
Benton County Will hail the day
when he moves back into her bor-
ders. a boy who started the battle
Of life without a dollar, all the great
ness of indomitable will and energy
triumphed in him and made him
eminent. Some Of these days Tom
Rye will go to Congress from the
Eighth district Mark that.-Mi-
: Ian Hustler.
At the regular meeting of Cam
den Chapter, No. GA, Royal Arch
Masons, at Masonic Hall in Cam
den, January 10, 1894, the following
officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year: D. j. allen, high
priest; John Allen, king; J, P. Jor-
dan, scribe; Henry Hall, treasurer;
Joseph Allen, secretary; J. B. Flor
y ence, captain of the host; r. w.
10 Ayers, Royal Arch captain, T. H,
Kelly, master of first vail; John T.
Williams, master Of second vail; j.
f. Presson, master Of third vail; E.
e r. Conder, chaplain; and L. H.
~ Presson, sentinel
:. Taking into consideration the ex.
} tremely dull times and the strin.
,s gency Of the money market, the
i semi-annual statement of the Cam
\ den Bank and Trust Company las
week shows a very gratifying bus
mess during the past six months
u While number Of banks in tn,
40 different sections Of the countr,
10 have been forced to the wall on
"a home bank has been conducte,
l. through one of the most tritica
E. financial periods for a number O
wears. PhiS Is due IN tha sour,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-01-26

'Castoria isso well adapted to ochildren that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
iii So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-01-26

1.-THE use of 'Castoria is so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems a work
Of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, d. D.,
New York City.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-01-26

CastOria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhea, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes d.
gestion,
Without injurious medication.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

5000 talar6w przez jeden kwadrans
pozwoll1 smarzyG soble reke mad
p1omieniem, natenczas by to zu-
pe}n'e ~wystarczy}o.
- Ach!- odrzek{ chory, =
obawlam SIG bardzo, re Mkt sic ole
znajdz'e, kt6ryby l "a podwo]na
cene taxa chcia} poniesc ofare!
= Przedwczesna Ottawa! - 3D.
rzek} kap}an,- zapominasz pan, 70
masz syn6w, kt6rzy tenn wdz1e-
cznlejszemi powlnni bye oicu, Re
i'm taxi wlelkl zostawia malatek.
Zawofalmy jednego po druglm.
poczawszY cd na]starszego i dai
pan kazdemu z Mich przY1zeczenle,
re mu ca{Y zapiszesz ma atek,
jezeli ola uzdrowienla i uratowanla
zycia OLGA przez kwadrans poswoli
soble pallc reke. Jezeli ME wszyscy,
to z pewnoscia ieden z Mich goto-
wynn bedzle do tel ofary!
Wezwano sYnow / kolejno
zapYtywano, ale laden z Mich ME
chc1at AMI s}uchaG o tenn, oswald
czaj &C, re wolf ca}Y majatek stracic.
iak takieJ bolesnej poddaG sig
niece.
= Teraz pana ME rozumiew,-
rzek} kap}an do zasmuconego ojca,-
re ola taklch syn6w cheese utraclc
dusze wiecznie gorzeG W ogniu
piekielnYm, kt6rY dla uratowania
twego zycia, AMI p~ietnastu minut
ME chca clerpleG max ognla ziem-
sklego.
Zrozumia} te nauke chorY.
Natychmiast wezwaf n%otarYusza,
zapisaf ca}y maiatek na naprawie-
ME krzYwd wyrzadzonych 0 lie sic
to da4o, ma dobroczynne cele,
nle pytajac o syn6w, +, umar} po-
Jednany z Bogiem.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
NiRxG Ra5e cIace D0 gah0dx.

W peWnem mieSc1e zachorowa}
niebezpiecznie bardzo bogatY VIA
%scicjel, kt6ry iak to prawle publ
czn1e byfo wiadomem, tylko krzyw-
de- ludzka majatek sw6j zebra}.
Wiedzia1 on cd lekarzy, re
gangrena, kt6ra sic Cd ran jego
przyrzucl}a, zadnemi l%ekarskiemi
srodkami MEDIA sic uleczyG, lekarze
tez go juz opuscili, a kapfan przy-
wo}anY daremnie mu przedk}ada4>
re ME ma pojednania sic z Bogiem ,
jezeli krzywdY ME naprawi. lie
razy 0 tenn wspomn,a}, mawia4
chory:: ,,Gdybym chcla4 napraw1c
krzywdy, kt6re wyrzadzi1em, mu-
slafbym obr6cic ma to ca}y mol
maiqtek, a cozby sic wtenczas sta}o
z trzema moiml syuami?Pozbawie-
nj ca}ego maiatku byliby zebra
kaml."
Dowledzia} sic o tenn lnny
ksladz i ozrajmi1 choremu, re po-
siada tajny srodek przociwko gan
gcanie. Natychmiast poprosl1 chory
owego kapfana do sieble i z wlelka
go przYia} uprelmosc,a.
= Srodek moi nleomylny, =
rzekf kapfan, = / bardzo prosty,
tylko 5e drogi, bardzo drcgi!
Mech k%osztuje, lie chce,
chociazhy / 5000 talar6w!-zawo4a}
chory.
-Ot6z ca}y srodek poIega ma
tenn re ma zgangrenowane m!elsca
napusclG trzeba nleco tfustosc1 z
zywego l zdrowego cz1owieka.
Wjele tego t1uszczu. ME potrzeba.
JesllbY sic kto znalazl, kt6ryby "a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
n a W s l.

N q W s I.
- Magda! ME wies ty ska je
W iednym roku n1edzieIow?
= A to porachuj bestyjniku,
kuzdy raz co sic spljesz iak bydle
= to bedz;esz wiedzlaf, nlszgulo!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
co ShYCHAC-

AFRYKA. : Wojsko wlo-
skie pod dowodztwem general
gubernatora stoczy}o zacieta
bitwe Z derwiszami, kt6rzy sic
do Kassala schronili. Wlosi
odniesli zwyciestwo i zdobyli
Kassale, W Abysynii.
Pred niejakim czasem ma
padli derwisze w1oska kolonie
Carrabat, wycieli wielu mie.
szkahc6w a reszte zabrali i
sprzedali jake niewolnik6w.
Z Carrabat wyruszyli do Agor-
dat W celu zajecia tel miejsco-
wosci. W}oski general guber-
nator, znajdujacy sic W tym
czasie w Keren mad rzeka
Barca, w}oskiej kolonii woj-
skowej, po]ozonej pomiedzy
Mascia a Kassala, zostal O
napadzie uwiadomiony i re-
braWszy wszystkie wojska,
$500 ludzi, wyruszy} W pogoh
"a d%erwiszami. Pc trzech
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
DORIAN &
81 Sc La Sale ut.
Chicago.

Zatozyli pierwsze polskie
q H0Y0BEAAME
W srodku miasta i zaimuja sic
sprzeda&a lot6w, wypo4ycza-
MEM pienledzy, zabezpiecza-
MEM zabudowa6 cd ognia,
pzlerzawa domow wszelkiemi
innemibusinesami, PREY kt6rych
potrzeba notaryusza.
Sprzedaja tak1e KARTY
OKKETO We i wYse}aja PIE
Made DO EUROPY.
Pamietajcie, Rodacv, Re
blj&szY wan Polak, nizinnonaro,
dowiec! Popierajcie waszych
braci i rodakow, dobrych pa.
tryotow, sprawiedliwych oby.
watel' l biegfych w ,swoim
zawodzie notaryusz6w
BeRiana R~BRzyeimskBiiegoE
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01

dniach doscigna} w~reszcie
derwisz6w, kt6rzy spostrzeg}-
sly wojsko w}oskie, schronili
sic do Kassala. General
CUB rnator roz}ozywszy sic
mad rzeka Marb, przygotowa}
sic do szturmu. We Wtorek
rano, II lipca b. r. przypuSci}
szturm i po kilkogodzinnej
zacietej bitwie zdoby} Kassale.
Derwisze ponieSli ogromne
straty. W1osi zdobyli wiele
choragwi i armat
EGYPT. = Kedyw egipski
zareczy} sic z najm}odsza
c6rka su}tana Abdul Aziz,
zamordowanego W roku 1881.
Narzeczona, Ermina, liczy IS
lat a Kedyw 20.
HISZPANIA. -Gubernator
wysp hlipidskich telegrafowa}
podobno, pomiedzy wojskiem
hiszpahskiem a k%rajowcami
przysz}o do bitwy W Mindanao.
Hiszpanie zostali przez kra-
jowc6w znienacka napadnieci,
lecz pomimo to zdo}ali wnet
%krajowc6w Emusic do ucieczki.
Hiszpanie stracili i szere-
gowc6w i jednego ofcera i AZ
rannych a krajowcy pozosta-
will 27 zabitych ma polu
bitwy.
ma
newrowania w kanale La
Manche zderzy} sic nowy
torpedowicc La Grandeur z
wielkim pancernikiem ,,Jean
Bart, przyczem zosta1 tax
znacznie uszkodzony, re zacza}
sic woda nape}nia6. Kapitan
widzac, ze ME zdo}a torpedow-
ca d}ugo ma powierzchni utrzy-
mac, zwr6ci} go do portu i
kaza} jak najsilniej pod kot}a-
mi napali6, ably jak najspie-
szniej dojechac do portu.
Rozkaz jego wykonano i tax
napalono, re piec sic wnet
zaczerwieni} a wreszcie Sciany
oddzia}u maszyneryi sic zaje}y.
Za}oga walczy}a teraz juz ME
tylko z woda, nape}niajaca
statek, ale i ogniem, kt6ry
ich prawie nadludz-
kich wysileh rozszerza} sic i
zbliza} sic do pr~ochowni. Pc
d}uzszej walce zdo}ano wre-
szcie pozar opanowa6, gdy
juz tylko o kilka stop by} Cd
p%rochowni. Kr6tko potem
wjecha} torpedowiec do portu,
gdzie go tonacego za}oga ma
tyChmiast opuscl}a.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
I Bay CITY,.
~ Pazdz.

p Pazdz.
Starajmy sic zawsze
Silami wszelkiemi,
OtaczaG sic wszedzie
Ludzmi %uczciwymi.
Gubernatorem bedzie
FISHER nasz poczciwy
Szanowany wszedzie,
O Stan nasz troskliwy.
Do Kongresu wyslim
Cz}owieka zdolnego,
Ably tam pracowa}
Ola dobra naszego;
Mieszka on w Alpenie,
D}ugo juz tam przezy},
Znajomy jest wszedzie,
Godny nasz L.
Zuchy polskie s}ynne'
Ola solidarnoscl,
Popieraja inne
Tez narodowoSci.
Ola tego Francuza
Ma Szeryfa chcemy
Nazywa sic RIVARD
Bardzo nam wzajemny.
Lyse g}owy swieca
w powiecie Bay County,
DUO ludzi leca
Zaden z mich ME swiety.
Ma urzad Kasjera,
LAX to sami wieta,
Mech Polak wybiera
Pana c..
A na1Sekretarza
Powiatu naszego
WybieraG bedziemy
Zorza RILEY'ego;
On sic dobrze sprawl
w urzedzie ME chroma},
Choc czasem sic bawi},
Jednak swe wykona}.
Nasza 6sma warda
Mozc sic poszczycic, !
lie dotad ME da}a
kysym g}owom Swiecit.
Me dalismy p%rzedtem
Me danny i teraz,
Demokracki tykiet
Musi precise jeszcze raz.
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dzielnie tn PRAGUE
Naszym przec1WnlkoW
Piety wysmaruje .
Tezli sam ME mole
My mu ~pomozemy
Jednak mad Lysyml
Gore mice musiemy.
A nasz starry WIARUs,
KAToL1K kochany,
On mas uczy prawdy,
Choc probationary.
My DUO czerpamy
Z jego szpalt6w prawdy,
| rekomendujem,
By go poparl kazdy.
AVIATOR Cd AMATOROW.
co SbYCHAC.
: Wojsko w}o-
skie pod dow6dztwem general
gubernatora stoczy}o zacieta
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
Ksiazki DO nabozeh~
stW&t

Dzjccie do Boga....... ...~....2o
Dsieei9 do Boga 70 . sioaem' bryce
gwiat niewinnoaci dla dzieci pokDo
kich W Ameryce.
,Asiaaeozka" do ~nabo8ehs1wa dla
m~lodzie&y, z3ocone brzeysi, szocca
NJ tytulik, potsk6rok e .sytui2a
KEN lJ6zefa Chooiszewz,SIsg ol
"a sana ksaEeczka oprawna W
skorke z obrazkiem
Ia sauna ,,KsiaAeczAa do naboseh~
silva dla miodz'sssyo g okncieno
Il zameezkiem..*.. ....--l .25
Ia sana op?awna " koBd sfoDiowaa
aldo W ahsaulia. IS
y . q oroslge "a.
ANI0b SfROZ oprawny " nzorks
zRocnne bfzeg' ZOO
Ani6i Stroa,~ oprawny W
sk5rze. zsnrna b1zegi, 3 okuoiem,
sam~:zA'o:a. zlotym tytuliklem
AN1Ob slRvz opravny W koES
sionlowa hub " aksamlt...3.oo
5EOTY OhTARZYK, mocno o~
prawny 20 zioconyu etytalikiena
WYBOREK opraw. W pRdtno 1910
ziocone brzegi, skorka O.sO
" zokuc'em j zameczkieun loo
ON OETARZYK = POLISH -.
20 Hioconemi brzegami LAO
Sc sprzaczka 3 okuciem 800
DUNN opraw. " sk6rke 1850
=" sieoone brzegi 1.7S
70 . sprEaczka 800 :
Og.r6dek Duchowny, o.
prawny W sk6rke, z}ooone brse.
ri, z ebrazkani Ms oklades,e xiep
conym tytulikiem ...... $3.50
Tia sauna ksiazka zamsczkien
i okueiep. ...-..-........2.O
w u Q ks Maryb opr. "
sE6rke. Las
Wianek Mary, sSocony
etulik i z}oc.,s brzegS~ Ia
Wianek Maryh zzcsono
s<seggi, . aanssztisn ! okatisza
.s.a~..aaae.k-a %
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-01
FRASZKI.


Officer. lie lat s}uzysz?
Zotdak. 10 lat.
O6cer. To nlepodobna, a lie
masz lat.
Zo1dak. % lat.
Officer. Jake to bye meze?
Zo}dak, Bardzo }atwo, DO 5
lat s1uzy}em do gesi, 4 lata do
trzodY, 8 lata do byd}a, 5 lat do
kon1, a diva lata W wojsku, czyll
razem 19 lat.
Rozm6wili 81 g.
Pan. Witajcie Bartoszu?
Bartosz. Ano niesie sic gasiora
W keszu.
Pan. A ]ak sic tam wasci ma
ia?
Bartosz. Adyc po}czwarta
z4otego MI "a niego daja.
Pan. A iona i dzlecl?
Baitosz. Przeciez ma skrzyd4a
zwl2zane ME uleci.
Pan. Bartoszu, gadacie jakbys-
Gle ME spe1na rozumu miell.
Bartosz. To tez mi moja baba
m6wl}a, jak ME sprzedam. to nam
przyn1esc do dom.
w us c e.
Week, ME wlesz ty gdzie
sic master ohraca?
- Mech mnie paul majstrowa
o to ME pyta.
Ola czego?
Ano, DO jak powiem, re
master Jest w szynku, to dostane
lanie cd majstra, "a iak po-
WEN, re ME WIEN gdzle master
Jest, TO dostane zn6w wa}y cd
PAM m%aistrowej. Czy tax, cry tax,
ola mnie bieuaka zaWsze jeden
skutek!...
N q ws1
= Magda! ME wies ty ska je
W iednym roku n1edzieIow?
A to porachuj be%styjniku,
kuzdy raz co sic sp1jesz jak bydle
= to bedz;esz wiedzlaf, nlezgulo!
D e k atm y.
Go tam robisz, Janklu. mad
woda?
Ny, ia sze chce utoplcz, co
mi po take zycie?
I ola tego tax dfugo stoisz
mad rzeka?
= 30 ia iestem troche zaze-
biony i zymna woda mcze mi
zaszkodzlc.