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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-12
WEATHER IMPORTATION.

The area Of high pressure which was
moving In over the northwestern portion
Of the country last night has moved rap
idly TO the southwest and Is central to-
night over the northern portion Of Texas
and tho Indian Territory, with baroue-
ter above 30.5 inches, An area OF low pres
sure covers the Central Atlantic States
and another Is moving In over the north
ern portion Of the Rocky Mountain slope.
The temperature during the past twenty
four hours has fallen decidedly over the
upper Mississippi valley. the lake region
and over Kansas and the extreme north
western portion Of Texas. and has changed
but slightly over other portions OF the
country The weather is generally clear,
except over Texas and the northern por-
ton OF the Rocky Mountain slope, where
IL Is partly cloudy 10 cloudy.
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New Jersey Legislature.

Trenton, n. j., January u.-Governor
Werts IL not IN town this morning and
Is not expected here until Monday The
opinion Of the attorney general ON the
legality Of the republican SENATE VIII not
be given out today. II has not yet been
completed.
The democrats nre again IN possession OF
the senate chamber.
President Adrian called the senate TO
order at 1880. on motion of Senator DAILY
the senate adjourned until tomorrow at
10 O'Clock. rfiere win be no business done
M that time, but The senate Is ndjournlng
from day to day IN order to avoid any IL
legality which might arise from the GUS
tom Of adjourning two days
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pInn or INSTRUMENTATION.

Waco. Texas January lh,-PrNatS az
49, ny '"tnbnN Ii"i, ~
stated lhat chairman Mati9ck OF the
/ NlulN ucr,vtihue 'tute Vc'uu''l'ee iuV ~
snen Gun i"r 'necuub or that soiIslhi I'.
10 llN ths 'hne lpr hpiulhb sia'e uoH-
Nep'"n' me 'url'Hpuhuch, Fouh"t 70 ",
/ IAN nm @AP'esSlon on "P''hvn un 'ut ~
| rom duusc Ilark' nut on INJURY ~ ny
resipenoe HfutI ui''en 't",t nv % n,,,,
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"eit S'tll anu ivy ,'"'iS u'Ne"e'st - W,
hlatle'' rev OF tne iuo'v W ui'i,is ~
members ui me Nih'h M,lB iu''pi,eu w
acuoh ui nun '''al' M".lo0h' '' ,ts, ~
position ,'ht We 'Vuiu ~. ~ ~ " . ~.
ny p'uteao''i =. ~, ,,,,''i 10, ,ho
AT INC sunni l,lllt lt't "7 49,, '' III Wv.
lcuol Oh '-i'H'lii'ui 't.''SDN 60 -
interiors Win nl1hE'hE II "pu"u pl,eN'"h
81 union o, w ~, ''o,i I', 'i,g'
can D' accountants" oi"' Wy i.u ,,,,t
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eai,'vH'iS ava 49, ,,, IL 9ccn,,,nlis
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ne lle''ipels -, ,i ,,eas oi,ie ~ hoe
ne l,'Sl ooi'ts l ',,,''i1 ,.l,,s b,u ,Ittle
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h'eu w lne go t,''i,nst.d n de.irt. mon
me oIln'oli ',i't ~ l.,i. ia,ors ,o nrcvent
me pHIt u w 20 ~ ~, ocrar,s nov helm,
llie ,,ni ,i univ divIsion I'm thii
nluue 20 nstt w. ,,,,,t, ,,,9 made IN mo
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THE CLARK COMMITTEE
==--------
MEMBERS CALLED TOGETHER BY
CHAIRMAN MATL00K,
Executive Committeeman to Meet in
Dallas February l, to Prepare
for the Campaign,
WHAT Mr., MATLooK THINKS ABOUT Sc.
CURING HARMONY,
Ex-senator Maxey's Plan to Bring the War.
ring Factions Together Texas Congress
sional Delegation sockiuga Solution,

To tho Members OF the Democratic state
Executive Committee OF TeS0s'
Fort Worth, Texas, january 10 -- y
meeting OF tho Democratic state Executive
committee Is hereby called TO convene Mt
Dallas, Texas, at II a. mo February |,
1894. for the purpose Of liking a time and
State convention if deemed advisable to
10 so at this early date and for the
transaction Of such business as may be
brought before the committee.
An members of the committee are ear
uestiy requested to be present County
aud precinct chalrmen throughout the
State are invited and requested 10 be pres
ent. \. l.. Mntlock.
chairman
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coyernor wnItc,s lentbcr ,Ieanl.

Denver Colo, january II. - Govern0r
waite has received this dispatch from
Senator Stewart:
~ believe that State may make for
eign coin legal tender. and that the
Mexican dollar might be made "a legal ten
der for It's face value"
Governor Waite also received by mail to-
day leather medal of the exact size OF
d silver dollar. on one side WAS this in-
scrlpton: ITO His FXcellency David H..
Waite, IN token Of esteem OF citizens OF
Colorado for his able decision to act in
opposition to their wishes and best inter-
esta."
on the diverse were the words: Colo
rado--5I Cents--MeNIeo"
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Cotton ANA Wool schedule.

Ottawa Ont, January 1.-two Of the
most dlficult articles which the govern
ment has 10 deal with In framing a new
tarift so as to hrug about substantial re-
auctions on the varlous articles. are COZ
ion and wooden goods. Yesterday dcpu-
on the minister OF trade aud commerce
~ his request II Is understood that the
manufacturers consented 10 considerable
reduction in protection now afforded but
wool1n men do not seem to relish the re-
duCtlOn TO any extent
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TopAYo EVENTS.
The Posts Bulletin with what Win
Trnnspire This Day Through
out the Country.

WASHINGTON -Gearge Hardy and
Edward MOTIFS were nuicled Tor the muir
der ui Peter Young ON capitol lin, july
~, 1872. me judgment OF the lower court
was afnI'med and tne prisoners must hanE
Death sentence was passed upon the two
culprlts in june 1898, and the date Of the
execution fixed for tuis day. Peter Young
was murdered by a blow from a p.cK-
axe on his way nome at night lie was
a merchant doing business nt the cor
ner OF Fourth and - streets southeast
He carried his money which he received
from his days transactions IN satchel,
and this was snatched from him 10y his
assailants,
LITTLE ROCK. Governor Fishback on
November II granted a respite until to-
day to Charles Roberts who was FIRST
sentenced TO hang at Paragould. Ark
November Is. Roberts was found guilty
Of wife murder He was prominent rail-
road man Of thnt section.
WASHINGTON. Mrs, Adlai Stevenson
Will give a reception in honor, Of Mrs.
the first Interchange of social courtesies
between the presidential families.
NEW YoRK.-An exhibition Of sketches
by members Of the Salmagunai club VIII
be held at the CLUB house. No. 40 West
Twenty-second street, from today to jan
uary IS.
ST. AUGUSTINE The thirteenth an
nuaI convention Of the American Associa-
ton OF General Baggage Agents viii he
held in 81. Augustine today.
CHICAGO. Geo. II. Painter, who muir
dered his mistress. Alice Martin. IN 1901
is 70 hang today, his respite having eN-
pired,
SAN FRANCISCO. The new japanese
parliament Is to meet In Yokohama this
day
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Local forecast for Texas cast Of the
Tooth meridian for twenty-four hours from
midnight
North Texas-Fair; slowly rising temper
ature.
Central Texas-Falr; slight changes in
East Texas-Fair stationary tempera-
Southwest Texas-Fair; stationary tenn
coast Dlstrict-ralr; slight changes in
temperature.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-12

Des Moines. Iowa. January n.-Wllh Mt
ting, yet simply, ceremonies Hon. FRANK
ID. Jackson was inaugurated governor OF
Iowa this afternoon succeeding Hon itor-
ace Boies 1t had first been proposed to
make the event great republican GEM
onstration. but on account Of the death Of
Miss Jessie BOes, daughter OF the re-.
firing governor, Mr.. jackson requested
that all demonstrations be dispensed with
Governor Jackson in his inaugural ADDRESS
said:
stability as well as perpotuiiy Of re-
publican form of government rests upon
The Intelligence of its common people.
Poverty Is the natural enemy OF eauea-
ton and Development. a republican form
Of government can not afford 70 have poV-
erty fasten its clutches upon the plas sstss
OF ils people neither can people OF ~eaifn
IN such government afford H. ..
That which most threatens u's S'0N'
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nI.InI,nmn pcnocrnts.

Oklahoma city, o. T.. January little
meeting Of the democratic central commit
toe closed today. Resolutions indofaing
the McRae Statehood bill. condemning
Horace Speed and urging the passage Of
The senate bill and compelling the rail-
roads TO locate depots nj the strip towns
were passed. J., +. Ross resigned as
chairman and G, ". Could OF lsl Reno
was elected In his stead. The leading
democrats Of the Territory were In attend
ance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-12

Washingaon,Januory ll-Ssnltors Chan
der Mitchell of oregon and Higgns, con-
shutting the republican minority of the
tons, presented their report 20 the senate
ON the bil to repeal the Federal elcc ions
law late this aftcrnonn.
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Confirmed IL, tbc senate.

Washington january little senate in
executive session this evening confirmed
TO be commissioner OF the. District of Co
lumba
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plspnicI,cs from sIinister Wills,

washington. January il.--Interest IN the
Hawaiian question conters In the dis
patches from willis by the corwin when
are in the hands OF the state department,
Today Secretaries Gresham, Lamont anu
Carlisle visited the White House ana ~srf
IN conference with Mr. Eleveianl Il,
Attorney General Olrey came lllel az.
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m A, & E, F, MCGOWEN,
Iron AND BRASS WORKS,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.

woo Split Pulleys. Steel ShaftinE.
tnfs' Machinery, Castings and Repair
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
BACZNOSC
POLACY

Dobra sposobnosc ola Po-
laka. Jest do sprzedania SA-
LOONi3 AKRY OGRODU
W polskiej osadzie, PREY g}6-
wnym trakcie, W punkcie
odleg}ym o 6 mil Cd dw6ch
linij kolei zelaznych, a O 200
krok6w cd polskiego koscio}a.
PREY kt6rym jest stale. ksiadz
polsko-katolicki.
Dom dwupietrowy 25x3o
- przyleg}a kuchnia 15x2o
hala do zebrah, tahc6w i
wszelkich zabaw 3ox46-staj-
MIA zajezdna 22x36 obszerna
lodownia i studnia re zdrowa
woda.
O bli4szych szczeg6}ach
MONA sic dowiedzieG u
Nikodema Kaszyhski1go, Po-
niatowski, Marathon Co., Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
Rsryss VaRszavs0
DIVA razy dz1enuieH
Najpopularnieisze plsmo polskie

Najpopularnieisze plsmo polskie,
Wychodzi codziennie W dw6cl
edycj ach: rannei i wleczorne], 0.
pr6cz sw'at dni 6wiatecznych. "
kt0re wychodzl raz jeden na dzlen I.
Ojblaymi dzia} telegram6w j
xorespondaucyj re wszystkich stolic
europejsk;ch pahstw zaocea-
aowych, wreszc1e wsp6lpraoownlct.
20 pierwszorzednYch pisarz6w
,oiskich zjedna(J
kURyERGWI WikSZA NSKIEMU
wyjAtkowa " kraju naszym "a.
granlc2 ~poczvtnost poVage.
Cena permanently ga granica
wynosi mjesisczn'e rs. ! kop. so. NuS
Ger po~j~dynczy wleczorny kosztuje W
Warszaw1e koo. $, porannv zas kop. 6
Ce'a ogEoSze'1: Ecklcmy: Ia Je.
den wiersz garm' n owy, albo jego
nas; el'ny raZ hop 20.
korcspondencyA prywatna %
Genie rektan.
Eekru]oyia: "a wie1sz Is koD.
zwyczaJne ogloszen1a: Ia jeden
wie'sz petitowy, alto lego mie]s' e,
,ierwszy raz 10 kop. kazdy nuslepny
raz 8 kop.
Male ~og}oszenja "a jeden wyraz
70 2 kop- kazdy raz ogloszenie minimum
30 kop.
Nades}ane: IA ieden wiers3
yarmontOwY rs. /.
Adres ola depesz
NARSZA WA, RUSSIA,
Adres ola ljst6W:
Warszawa. KURYER NARsZA WISH
Ogo4ny adres
KURYER WARSZAWSKI.
Rlac Teatralny@ wv 1erzbowa 9
WarszaWa. Europe. Russia
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

Razem sll4, s42.61 ia, 81
Przed}ozylismy z uszanowaniem
j. H.. Perry, prev. kom. pow.
J. M. Sheardown. klerk sadu distr.
James O'Brlen, auditor powlatowy.
Odnosnle' do petycyi Henryka
Maxhausen 1 innych, Q utworzenle
drog1, wchodzacej W gminY Hills
dale Norton, poleci} obrany ma
ten eel, ma ostatniem p~osiedzen1u,
komltet zbadawszy, sprawe, ably to
petycya o%drzucono.
PetYcys, podplsana przez Jas.
L.. Finch i 35 innych o z~a{ozenie
traktu W gmlnie Wilson, na
wniosek przyjeto i mianowano
komisarzY Page, Bambenka i Perry
jake komltet do zbadania tel
sprawy. Komltet mia4 SIC zebraG
ma ten eel we Wtorek, 7 Slerpnia
1894 T., 0 godzin1e 10 pred po}u.
dniem W village Wltoka.
Ma wnlosek odroczy}a sig
rada az co srodY, 0 godzinle 10
pred po1udniem.
Srodo, II Lipca.
Nastepujace rachunkl przYz-
wolono z. Funduszu pow1atowego:
Herald Pub. Co.,, druk1......$334.OO
Katolik drukl. 800
JAS O'Brien, port6.......... 800
P. Kemp, porto l rent boxy 2.25
Jas O'Brien, usiugi pray
Board Of audit............... 800
j. Sherdown, us}ugi PREY
Board Of audit......... 800
j. H.Perry usiugl przyBoard
of audit.............. ...... 800
w. S. Booth, blanklety o.
plekUncze. 4 80
Jno Ersklne, kwarantanna
ola chor6b zarazllwych W
mlescle Elba.........--... 1898
Z Fun0uszu ubogich.
G. G. Beck, towary ola far
my uboglch.. O5
Z FundusSw dr6g Z most6w.
MARGIN Kozlelski lnnl ro-
bota pray drogach l distryk1s9.75
N. Walcb, usiugi W komite-
che ola dr6g, ogledziny dr6g
i furmanka. 27OO
}. Is. Bambenek, ditto, ditto SO. 90
). II. Perry, ditto, dltto...... "a. 90
/. K. Page, ditto, ditto.... 300
Pr7yjeto nastepujace uchwa}y.
Ochwala sic, ably Rosetta utrzy-
mania ubog'ego ma powiatowej
farmie ubogich, ustanowiono n
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

Komisarzy Powlatowych.

Rada %komisarzY powlatowYch
powiatu winonskiego zebra}a sic
ma posledzenie W ponledzla1ek, .
L,pca, W swolm lokalu urzedowym
ma nadzwyczajne posiedzenle.
Wszyscy czfonkow1e obecni.
Nastepujece rachunkl przyzwo-
lone zosta}y z funduszu p%owiato-
wego:
st. Charles Times, druk1.... $500
St. Charles Union.---....... e.OU
J. w. Stovall, obladY ola
4'o2
W. S. Booth, blankietY o.
piekuncze. 2.lo
St. Charles Opera House
Co., rem opery ola odbycia
egzaminu nauczvc,elskiego.~ 400
Winona Construction Co.,
szuflowanle zieml poza Cur.
"A@@
F. A. Bratka, g}adzenie
(plattiug) zo'oo
Aug. Grams, materyaf ola
ratusza .-............... ..''' o'7O
Laird Norton Co. lumber ola
70
z Fzmd1szu ub0g1cb.
John Ball, pozycya Mr.. 40.
G.. A. r. koszta pogrzebu zaThos.
G. Bridges, b1ednego starego zof'
,;orza $500
Z Fuaduszu dr0g = naostdw.
G. w Gray, 10 sazni kamlenl
d. l. alstr. 9o.oO
Jno Monk ! j. rob. p. 2dlst 81 ~
J. P. Shuh narzedzia mate
rya4 3 djstr....."".... "" 4.oo
J. S. Shermerhorn i l., rob.
D. DIR. 3 SUN
T. F.Thlla rob. p. DIR. 3dlstr. 800
A. W. King i i. dltto..-- AGO
FIR. Johnson / in. robota p.
drogach, 3 distr. i materya{ 5000
F.. Demuth, ditto, ditto.... $50
Math Hayertz i i. ditto...... 1880
E. Brosig i. ditto ditto. 1915
-. Chas Maloney /. 4 d'str. p. d 800
Dennis Dugan jr. i i. l3O.50
Chas Burt j. 65.27
VIM uncanson /. $500
NJ. Henesy 44.l9
Lard Nor. Co., lumber 4 dis. 1887
Nastepu]acym "a robote W
5tYm distrykcie:
c.. Tarras i 3O.O0
Frank Groth j l........"... 2S,l5
Adam Stair i in........ ....... 5000
D. Robinson. ........... sou
Wlnona Lumber Co., lumber
ola 5 distr. 1918
E. G.. Nevius, furmanka ola
komisarzy powlatowycb re-
w~iduiacych drogi..:..."".... 400
Wtorek, 10 Lipca.
Nastepujace rachunkl prey
zwolono zfundusz5w powlatoWych:
D. Sinclair, Pub. Co.,ksiegi
druki ..s|4.5O
M. Toye, towary d. ratusza l,s5
M. Toye tow. d. w~lezlenia.. 1888
DR.. G.. N. Clarke, kwaranta-
ma ola zarazliwych chor6b "
gminle ST.. Charles........ 1000
G. A. Lyon, ma ten sam eel 500
Jno F. Gay, sto}owanie w'ez.
niow Is. 90
Jno F. Gay, sto}swanle wlez-
MA Stan6w Zjednoczonych $3.50
Jno f. Gay, p{aca szeryfa... 500
Jno. f. Gay, transportowa-
nleFr. Karla do szkofY refor-
mowei 1900
Z Flmduszu ubogich.
J. Stlrneman. towary d. far
my NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4.6 I'll
Frommes Bros towary ola
fanny ubogich..-......... 9.02
Z Fmauszm dr6g most6w.
T.. Colanan, Kamlenle ola
pa}agowego ,,Culvert" 2 distrs27. so
J. Buriey, robota p. drogach
3 distrlkt.. ........ $500
NJ. Toye, rura kanatowa W
3 d~istrykcie ............... $500
Adam Glnther i j. rob, p.d.
4 distrYkt.. $3.50
r. Gibbs / i. ditto. 80. 6z.75
Jno. Kiefer / lnn, dltto.... $3.50
40. II ~,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
$3.50 tygodniowo, w{qczn'e z sto
fowaniem i ubran,em.


j$cy opodatkowanlu majatek W
pow1ecie wlnonskiem w{ozono p6-
datek jednego mile ma dolarze ma
Gel utrzymania szk6f p%uolicznych
ma rok 1894.
Uchwa1a, IL nlnle]szem nak{a-
da sic ma podlegaiacv opodatko
wanlu majatek powiatu winonskie-
20, W Stanie Minnesota, %stosownie
do raportu asesor6w tudz1ez 40
prawid1owego wyr6wnanla pc
datek 5ciu d1iesiatych jednego
mile ma dolarze, ola utworzenla
za}ozonego W T. 1882 tunduszu
umarzajacego. celem pobudowanla
nowego ratusza W pow1ecle wlnon-
skim, - tudziez, re auditor po-
wiatowy dostaje lnstrukcy9, polo
zenia tego podatku ma podlegajaca
opodatkowaniu wfasnosc.
Uchwa3a, ably niniejszem w}o-
zono ma podlegajaca opodatkowa~
nlu w}asnosG powiatu winohskiego.
W Stan1e Minnesota, st6sownie do
raportu auditor6w oraz do prawi-
d1o wego wYr6wnanla, podatek
ma rok 1894 celem pokrycla ma
stepnjacych wydatk6w pow'ato-
wych:
Comto tfu7adusz6w powiatowych.
Kos2ta sadowe--.......... $4,000
Ksiazkl, oprawa i mat. pls-
m16Qn6 ...s... .............. OOO
g. 900
Siedztwa koronera. ......... 200
Nieprzewidzlane wydatKi i
wiadomosci wyborcze.--... $500
Raportku O wypadkach ma
rodzenia smiercl. 400
Budynki publiczne oswletle.
ME i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,5Oc
WYdatki ma wiezienle
pensYa klucznlka............. 100
Sto1owanie wiezniow....-- 1000
Zas4ugl komisary mllowe sou
Pensya u%rzednlk6w miejsklch
/ 10000
Plaza konstabl6w......:..... loo
Plaza sedzi6w poko]u...... 100
Swiadkom " sadzie pokoju 100
Badanie i transportowanie
ob}akanych.... 80. ........ $50
Drogi mosty........-..... 10000
Zasfugl szerYfs.- 1000
Razem $40, 900
Rada mlanowa1a liste 80 ma
}Ych przysieg}ych W mieJsce Gag.
n1etych W Maui 1894 r.
Ma wnlosek o%droczY1a sig
Rada az do Czwartku pred po}ud-
MEM o godz. 10.
Gzwortek, II Lipca.
Nastepujacc rachunki przyz-
wolono z Funduszu pow1atowego:
WestIlcher Herold druki.... $500
Jno r. Gay, sto}ow. wieznlow l4.5o
J. B. Bambenek, zasfugi kom. 1900
J. H. Jenkins. dltto......... 1900
N. Walch, ditto i milowe.. 14.4O
J. H. Perry................. 1900
T. X. Page.........-...... 1882
z Fuduszu ubogech.
Pawef Bambeuek, towarY ola
farmy uboglch..........."S $40
z Funduszu drdg . naost6w.
D. Daley, rob. p. dr.5 dlst.S20.25
j. H. Jenkins, ogledzlny dr6g
us4ug1 W komitec'e p. dro-
zach l furmanka. 1900
Przyjeto nastepuiace uehwa{y:
Uchwa1a, ably ME uznano lad
nych koszt6w spowodowanych przez
Rade zdrowia jak'ej gmlny Tub
slo1a "a kontrolowanie zarazllwych
chor6b, chYba re ma to poprzednlo
pozwoll komisarz ~powlatowy z
%odnosnego distryktu.
Uchwa1a. ably niniejszem POLO
zono nastepujace sunny pa podle-
gajaca opodatkowaniu poslad4osc
nastepujacych gmin i miasteczek i
Mast W powlecle wlnohskim, W
Stanie Minnesota ,,st6swnle do
raportr asesor6w i praw,dfowego
wyr6wnania podatk6w, celem po-
krYcia koszt6w utrzymanla uboglch
ma farmie pow, cd 1Czerwca 1898
do l Czerwca 1894 r. stosownle
- 40 moo
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
1894.
Do Szanownej Rady komisarzy
~ 1uoo;o uinOn-
1894.

Do Szanownej Rady komlsarzy
powiatowych W powlecle wlnon-
skim.
My nizej podp'sani, stanow'a-
cy Board of audit" powlatu
w1nonskiego. referu]emy; u W wy
zej wspomnianym dnlu zebralismY
sic ma posledzenie, zbadal'smy
ksiazk1 | raporty kasyera powlato'
wego | znalezlismy je W porzadku.
Prze]1czyllsmy fundusze W kos'e
znalezllsmy ]e lax nastepuje 10:
Got6wki ........ $4,000
w dolarach....... lO.OO
Poi dolarowek.... 4.OO
CwierG dolar6wek 600
Dzlesiatek .....,.. LAO
INFLOW O'co
Observation-Disclosures. l.4O
Przekaz6w pan
stwowych "a pre-.
nile koniokrad6w 10000
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

Razem. .l46.77
Oto bllans ma probe, wYkazu-
jacy stan powiatu W dnlu 9 Lipca.
p KEN, kasYer
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-05
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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-05
=. \. WELLS, Attorney, McCook.
Sheriff'S Sale.

BY virtue of an execution directed to me
from the district court of Red Willow county,
Nebraska, on a Judgment obtained before j.
M. Hall. a justice OF the peace of Nuckolls
county, Nebraska, on the 14tti day of NOvem-
Der, 1895, IN favor of George A. Kennarl
Grocery Company, Incorporated. as plaintiff.
and against Eli Collette as defefendant, for
the sum of tifty-twO dollars and fiftynine
cents, and costs taxed at 1915, and accruIng
costs, L have levied upon the following real
estate taken as the property of said defend
ant, to satisfy said judgment, to-wit: Lot 5,
block 8. second addition to the city of Nc
Cook, Red Willow county. Nebraska. And
will offer the same for sale to tie highest
bidder, for cash in hand. OF the Sth day of
January, A. ID. 1894, in front OF the south
front door of the court house, in IudianOla,
Nebraska, that being the building wherein
the last term of court was held. at the hour
of one O'Clock p. m. of said day, when and
where due attendance will be given by the
undersigned. Dated December 9TH, 1898.
f. r. BANKS,
Sheriff OF said County.
Doo S-stc
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-05
I Owe it

To suffering humanity to tell the
great benefit my wife has received from
Parks Sure Cure, the truly great liver
and kidney cure. She has been con-
stitutionalIy wrecked for several years.
Tried everything fruitlessly. After a
large amount of persuasion from my
druggist, backed by his guarantee, l
bought a bottle of Parks Sure Cure and
the results are more than wonderful.
W. p. Bayes, Omaha, Nebraska. Sold
BY McMilleu.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-01-05
p. A. WELLS, Attorney, McCcok.
Sheriff's Sale.


by virtue of an execution directed to me
from the district c0nrt of Red Willow
county, Nebraska, % "a Judgment obtained
before J. NJ. Hall, IA justice of the peace of
Nuckolis county, Nebraska, on the I4tlI day
OF November, 1893, in favor of Whitman
Mercantile 90. Incorporated, AS plaintiff,
and against Eli Collette. as defendant. for
the sum OF seventy nine dollars and four
cents, and costs taxed at S4.05. and accruing
costs, j have levied upon the following rea-
estate, taken MS the property of said defend
ant, to satisfy said Judgment, to-wit: Lot 5,
block $. second addition to the city of Mel
Cook, Red Willow county. Nebraska. And
will offer the same for sale to the highest
bidder, for cash IN hand. on the Stli day of
January, a. ID. 1894. in front of the south
door of the court house. in, ~Indianoia, Neb.,
that being the building wherein the last term
of court was held. ut the hour of / O'Clock p
m. Of said day. when and where due attend
ance will be aiveii by the undersigned.
Dated December It'll, 1893.
f. II. BANKS.
Sheriff of said County.
Dee. S-JtS.