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Pinkney and Kclton Championship for 1894

The Pinkncy boys met the kcjton on> on
'hcIr Base ball ground md completely done
them up. The PiHknCy team averaged IL
years Of age. while the youngest man Of the
kcltou team was -, and at tho close of the
ffth inning the umpire calci the game . TO
- u !avo" of PInkn"y our h3y. aty ,hry
are roa,y fo. %ny .cnm in the courfy.
J. II lNM\N.
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Personals

Mis- Grace Gage, Of Chester Is visiting
relatives and friends in town.
Mrs Dr. Thomas Smith, Of Ncwbcrry, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. VI. r. Mcador.
Mis- Mary W,thers Of Chester, is visiting
The family of Dr. Wm Mc1dor,
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New Advertisements.

Bank Statement.
Keep Posted New York Racket.
CandidstcS.--James L. Moorhead.
Down Down Down "A. II. Foster &
Co.
Notice TO Creditors. sc. II. Pcake, Master.
Notice TO Property Owncrs.-S. s. Stokes.
Notice Of Town Eiection.-J A. FAINT May
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lou stand i'll your own light if you don t
come TO see us on Millinery and wash goods
THE OLD RELIABLE"

ssy" AT meeting Of the leading mcr-
chants Of this town last Friday, it was lcci.
lei + close their stores at o'clock, =. VI
except Saturdays. from the 10Th Of rhi,
month until the j.; If September.
This we arc SIRE wi he appreciated 10y
the young men, and the lcorlc will readily
conform TO the change by doing their shop
Ping early in the morning AMI before & in
the evening. The boys deserve recrc4-
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TEACHERS COLUMN.
EDITOR.

w. w. BRUCE, EDITOR
All communications for this column must be sent
to the Editor, Santuc, ). c.
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IrH" Mr.. J. +. Smart, of Grecnvillc
county, has opened a bakery in the room
at the rear Of the old Schoppaul building.
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ess- Ii is really amusing to hear the

eas~ 1t is really amusing to hear the
'erc-c 2I1 seumed criticisms on the Supreme
Court dispeusary decision, by men who,
perhaps, never read the constitution or .
rage in a law book, Looking from their
own extreme partisan standpoint aud blind
ell with Iartisin prejudice, they can see
nothing but blind partisan bias in the
actions Of everybody else. Occasionally we
find Reformcr who has the honesty to
acknowledge that he does not krow as much
constitutional law as the oldest Judges on
the Supreme bench, and is willing to accord
position 10 decide questions of law for the
State and the people, and who really believes
that although they have not the Tillman
shacklcs on their souls anil bodies, they
can and do decide law questions wi Ii strict
impartality.
Eu, Reiurmers who dare utter such hcret-
ical cp Mons are warned by coat tail swing
ers that they sign their own political death
warrants. If they do not or cannot accept
the opinions of majority of the Reform
Lcgslaure-whO, although intelligent farm
ers, have studied nothing but farming-and
the Governor, on all questions of law, in
preference to the opinions Of msn whose
life stuay has been the law. and who, by
reason OF their superior knowledge of law,
and their high personal characters, have
been chosen by nonpdrtjSdn legisla
turc a. a branch Of the government, to de-
eide all questions of law that may be
brought before them, such men arc consid-
cred dsloyal to the Reform pnrty-uot
partisan', oh, no,-and are told to take
back seats while the offices are tolled out to
the faithful followers of the dictator
But the more sensible men of the Reform
Movement are thinking very seriously.
They ere thinking upon the bitter aud un-
na ural animositics that are keeping differ
cnt classes OF the people pulling and haul
ing against one another. They arc asking
thcms elves, what is the cause of all this
coInmotign? What good has it accomplished
and What good is to result from it, to any
one save the office seeking and Office holding
politicians. who arc keeping up the unholy
strife while they secure the spoils o. office
TO themselves.
We repeat, the intelligent, free democratic
men Of this state are thinking seriously,
| and are anNious'y asking themselves what
must he the result Of this political chaos :?
What can we expect from such political iutol-
erance? And they are breaking away grad
ually, but surely. from the chords of domi-
neeriug bosSsm and clique arrogance which
have kept them ha,nes>ed to the triumphant
chario's of a limo Of political leaders.
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ig aches from HAZE corns grow IT sou
wnl relief wear Fay state shoes, Sold
Only by 4 II. FOSTER & co.
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gsB" Don't forget that salcsday in June
and July arc the two last days for register
ing for this year.
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say" Notices cfsomc deaths which occur
red in the county the past week are TN
avoidably p9stpohcl.
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BucHLEN's AREICA SALyE. The best
nalVe IN the world for Cuts, Bruises .iores
Ulcers, Sat Kheum, Fever Sores, letter,
ChaPped Hands, Chilrlains Corns, and ALI
skin cruptions, and positively cures Piles
or no pay required 1t is guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction. or money refund
Asd Price % ceu's per boz. For sale by
+. PCscy.
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gay" The city council OF hewberry have
decisions Of the Supreue Court we don't see
how the council Of any town in this State
can do otherwise.
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Our Millinery goes freely. The s.ylc,
and prices 10 the work
A. II. FOSTER * co.

CSzy' The Town Council, like the thought
f"l parents that they arc, are "mending the
ways Of the town by making romgb eide
walks smooth and curbins the devious walks
Of the unsteady. That light gentlemen, it
gives busy appearance to our streets, and
is n great Improvement
The fire tell and engine house is also a
splendid improvement Tor all Of which y ou
deserve the well done of you: oonsiitu-
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E-ay" Well, it is prohibition a, last. Our
understanding of the last decision is, that
ii is based On the most importgut points of
the first decision and is concurred in 10y both
the Assyciute Justices.
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The Teachers Meetinc.

GRADED SCHOOL BvrLpiNG, May }. 1894.
The meeting was called to order by
President Rice at l.!5 clock. After the
usual opening exercises, the first question
appointed for discuSsion'was taken up: What
benefits are derived from the study Of
&c 'graphy: Miss May Duncan was c,llcd
on an! opened the discussion with a few
pertinent remarks. Mrs. y. NJ Linler
could MT be present, bu, the paper she had
prepared on this subject was read by her
brother, Mir. Walker Moore. None of
others appointed on this question being
present, the subject was thrown open for
general discussion, which was participated
in hy Mc>srs 3. q. Clifford and l.. W. Dick
Miss Charlotte Aliston then favored the
Association with very pretty vocal solo
The discussion of the next subject OH the
programme: GLOW can the present method
of paying teachers in Union County be i'm
proved?' was openel by the President who
handled the subject in an eminentlv pain
and practical manner. lie was followed by
McsSrs. l.. W. Dick and J. H. Inman, and
then general discussion of the subject was
in order. Considerable interest was de-
vclolcd in this discussion, and it is to be
hoped THAT much practical good may result
thcrcfrOm.
Under the head If business it was novel
and carried that the Secretary furnish n
SynOl SIS OF the minutes Of each meeting for
Publication in the Teacher Colamn. Nr
Waller stated that lie had received n com
municat'"n from Mr. Bruce saying that il
would be impossible for him to attend this
meeting md asking that his excuses rc male
to the Association.
After the rcad n" Of minutes If the last
meeting, the Association was declared adj
Sutnrlov in
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SE!.. Last Monday morning n dispatch
from B!acksturs TO Mrs. F. NJ Farr, brought
the sad announcement tha, her sister, Mrs.
Smith, had died quite suddenly in that
town that morning. Mrs. Farr Immediately
sent for her sister, Mrs. +. L.. Townsend,
at Cross Keys, who arrived here just
together on their I'D funeral mission for
EnckShurg.
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OtR PARAMOUNT DuTY.-rhe letter Of
Heneral Wade Hampton in regard to the
i.rnallon of Democratic Clubs. publ shed in
the last Issue, again brings before the Demo
cra'S ot South Carolina the paramount duty
oil the present time. Unless il is the desire
OF true Democrats that their principles shall
become OF no effect ~ far as the government
o! the country IL concerned, they must vet
10 work at once aud create Il more perfect
o;gan Iatlon. The principles must have Or
gahlzailon TO back them, or the political
soPhistrles now dc'uGlng the country will
temporarily overcome and obscure the true
pr'hcip!cS. Organized error j. more cilrc:-
I've than unlirected truth, and ar this time
We see :hc leaders of the various political
Issues bending every energy towards the
accomplishment of n perfect organization of
heir forces, with the cxpectati n that hv
means OF these organizations they cnn over
thr'W the Democracy. From these facts
iar deduction is plain: We as Democrats
o'c 1t rs the highest duty to ourselves and
ON principles, To organize and create as
ear rs may he perfect system for the
reservation and propagation Of the rrin-
ciplcs Of Democratic government. We must
gan ze nr become q disordrrcl rcmnaot Of
Il once great party, representing nothing
more than theory, AMI no lower to put
hat theory i'll force. When the Democrats
fail TO perform their duties and the partv
Organlz ltlon has PASSED into the hands Of
those who are enemies of the Democratic
principles. then the whole country vii! be
gwen over 10 the partetnais lists and social
destructionists. IN the place of Democracy
:hcre will be anarchy. aud liberty will be
displaced by license.
The people of South Caroliua have hal
such direct and terrible proofs of the re-
suits following the prostitution of Demo
cratic prime piles by enemi,s that tue Dem
gratis should require no urging 10 heed the
Sll for organization. nor arguments TO
Prove the necessity. II we study the events
OF the>Rast four years We see now our prin.
ciples have been obscured and debnuchfd
by open eucNSes aud secret rraitors.-Sp,u.
They WANT NNN. The Russell Art
Publishing Co., of o2S>$rch ST., ph,ladcl.
phia. desire the names an6>adircss Of a few
people in every town who arS>intercstcl in
works Of art, and to secure thcSNlley offer
TO send free. Cupid Guides the Epat, a
superbly executed water color picture, size
lONl2 inches, suitable for framing, and
sixteen other pictures about same size, in
colUrs, TO any one scniing them ut once the
names and addresses of ten persons (ad.
mlrcrs of fine pIcturcs) together with six
two-ccnt stamps TO cover cXlcnsc Of mailing.
etc. The regular price of these pictures is
81 90, but they can all be secured free by
any person forwarding the names and
stamps promptly.
-
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SiTrNGrm ,>n !!"AGT@ -i if you arc not
feeling strong and healthy, try Electric Bit
tcrs. If liz Grippe has left you weak and
weary, use Electric Birtcrs. This remedy
acts directly IN Liver, Stomach and Kidneys
gently aiding h".c organs to perform their
functions. Ii you are afflicted with Sick
Headache you Will find speedy AMI pcruna-
rent rcli"t hy taking Elcctr Bittcrs. One
tria Will couyrcc OF thnr bis is the rem
ely you need. Large bottle, only oOc. at
Il +. Po.cys Drug Store.
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Esay" We were wrong last week in stating
that the Town Council had granted barroom
Licenses. Action on that matter was post
poned until the Supreme Court decision on
the license cases from the town of Florence
was NAL" ruh!!c.
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Brl9" The Merchants ot Union are doing Il
grand work toward breaking down the pref.
udiccS Of the PEOPLE in the country against
the town, by prac icaly convincing them that
they arc selling every character of mcrchan-
disc rs cheap. anl in many cases ch"lpCr,
than the same can be bought in an'- toMn or
city in this or adjoining States.
We 2sc nc: :;;'I!py u: :ough our hat, but
telling cur readers just what we know AMI
can prove.
Only few days ag' 4 gentleman bought
suit of clothes in this town FOR ST., ani Oh
compNriu; it with a suit Of exactly the same
lunlity. purchased in Columbia. it was found
tha, the suit bought in Union was -
cheaper than the Columbit price. That is
only one case, but in almost everything the
prices in Union are just - cheap for the
same quality Of goods as they a'e in any
| other town.
This fact tn" pc plc in the County arc
beginning TO fully understand, and they
show their appreciation "f it by the general
and very satisfactory Increase of trade our
merchants arc now receiving from the
! country.
1t is also very gratifying evidence to us
that the people cr the country and the town
are coming together again, as gool neigh
bors and friends: that the influence of tho
| political lcmngogGc in exciting the prciudi
| ccs of the ucOrlc Of the country against The
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G.Gy'" One Of the funniest cl~cs we have
heard Of is Of a Rciormcr living few miles
from this town, who, while thC dispcn>ary
was III fun blast. invariably went home
drunk. with n bottle of whisEcy in his
pocket, now getting up in n public meeting
Calming that the diSpcn-ary law was pro-
motive of morality ani sobriety, and abu--
ing the supreme Court for deciding the law
unconstitutional.
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Miss MEAS CASE AG,IN.-The &C cbra,eJ
case of Mis-. Sadie VI. Means is to come up
before the General Assembly of the Pres
hytcrinn church which meets at Nashville
on the 10th. 1t will be remembered that
the South Crrolnp Synod reversed the de-
ciSon of tho Charleston Prcsbytcry and
sustained Miss Means. Rev. c. A. Black
burn and f. l.. lccper on the part Of the
Ircsbytcry will make the appeal, holding
that SynOdS action was unconstitutional
and con rary ~ the evidence: that new
cvilc .cc was allowed to lie introduced and
because grrS. a, an avOcafion IN n tclc-
phone office On the Sabbath is discipliuablc
ohcnsc. The case Is sure u excite interest
all over the country 'IiuVtJa JourR1I
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KNIGnrS OF pYImAS UNIVERSITY. Nash
willie, Tenn, May %.-Thc rmcr stone Of
the University 10 be erected nclr Galhtin.
by the knights Of Pyihia, of the world wa
lail this afternoon III the presence of the
Grand Lodge of Tennessee and sevcrn'
thousand people
Addresses were delivered by prominent
Knights. and barbecue followed
The University VIII cost several hunlrci
thousand dollar. and il cxi cctcd to hc on"
of the great educational institutions Of the
country.
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B-2f" We regret to learn that Horace JEFF
ferries, son Of the late Hon. j. L. Jrferics,
aged about Is years, hal the misfortune TO
have one of his eyes knocked Out. while
playing base kan. ut Clemson College, one
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Rsf5" We take the following from private
letter: "lou can also say in your editorial
columns there will be a full ticket of middle
aged men announced in due time, ard it will
be best for the voters not to promise their
woes uutil they see the full field
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B-iF" We invite attention TO the very SEN
shle and able communication in another
direction and comes very oppoitune in these
times Of political discord and uncharitabc-
ncss. We shalt be glad To hear from YOU,
Miss Allie not only next week, but when
ever you feel like iavoring our columns
You are truly welcome in the intcres, of
peace, r,spcctability and home purity.
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"Gori T,m s. have come. That's the
name Of a new Cook Stove we are selling
Get our prices for complete outfit.
4 II. FOSTER & co.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-04
PLACIC IA KATOLIKA!
Dr0bne Echa.

ORIGINALNA DRUKAR
MA g'osnego toledoskiexo q
dawniei Southbentowskiego
Originate g.. j. K allow H.
3 kiego W TAXI originally
sposob po|eca s;e W toledo
skim Kurjerze: Nasze sludnos.
Gle do wykonywania wyb rna
robote spiesznie i tau O "a
nieprzewyzszone W ralem
mieseie ToIeds +. Ceny oznai
mione ma zan6wlenie dla
ka&5ego gaturku kla,y
rob'ty, / zadowo]uienie 6 80
r antow e.
Bardzo madrze postap,}
sobie pan zawiad6wca druknr
I'll Kur7ero, ze zaraz W ma
stepnej szpalcie podai og1osze-
ME 0 lekarstwie, ktore jest
gwarantowane.' III leczy homo.
.roldy. Przeczuwat widaG, il
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-04
z Chicago.

Music Kochanemu KAToLIKow1
oznajmiG, ,jak tn u mas 1dzie, Ia
Carpenter ulicy, przy nowym koscie'
lie sw. Jana Kantego.
Ma dole, juz cd god, odprawia
sic nabozehstwo, d u CORY tera2
obraza Boska! -jarmark, muzyka!
pijatyka! Miodziez podryguje ]
ukradkiem romansuj e. Pod ch6rem,
ma Level stronie, jest duza barra.
Ludzie, kt6rzy sic tam napija, to
W kacie pod ch6rem drobniejsze
cielesne potrzeby za4atwiaja.
Sam proboszc Barzyhski one
gdaj m6wi{, re sic pierwszy a W
kosciele napi}! to nauka ola
wiernych!
A niedawno chcieli os1a do
koscio1a wprowadzic, ale osie1 ME
chciaf lezG pc schodach, vice WYNN
dowali do koScioFa. ZnaG osie} by4
madrzejszy od ludzi, DO ME chcia},
by p6zniej nan narzekano, il swia-
tynla Pansk2 gnoJem zanleczysclf, a
ludzie to ME wstydza sic, takich
rzeczy czyniG W kosciele.
Gdzie przyjdzie duzy o}tarz, to
tam DUE ko1o lata do wygrywania,
q pc stronach male ko}a SO uszyko-
zane. A vice u mas jest ~jeszcze
wiekszy jarmark W kosciele, niz by}
W J%eruzalem, kiedy Pan Jezus po-
wrozem handlarzy ztamt2d wyga-
nia1.
A kto temu winien, jak Ojciec
Wincenty? Ola kochanego dolara,
robi on z domu modlitwy wierutna
karczme. Dobrze, IL KAToL1K raz
poraz IA dobr2 droge nawraca tego
bezboznika.
J. M. z Dickson III.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-04
w Chinacla

Juz IS set redaktor6W Ilczy
]edna gazeta W Pek1ngu pomiedzy
nieboszczykam1. Llclba Ola tego
tax wysoka, re prawIe wszyscY
rvch}o Foumierall ma suchoty.
Niechaj bedzie to przestrog2 ola
redaktvr6w amervkahsklch, i ME-
chat spiesznie mysl9 0 ]ekarstwie
ma os}abione p}uca. A przec,ez ME
ma lepszego jak DR.. Plerce's
Golden Medical Discovery.
Stamps, Lafayette Co., Arkan.
DR.. R. V. PIERCE: Serdecznie
Panu dz1ekuje "a wyleczenie moje.j
szwag1erki f.. A. Cleary re sn
cb6t. Wyleczy}o ia :,Golden Medl.
Cal Discovery, a p6zn1ej mojeJ
zonle ma lima s{abosG takze po-
mog}o.
Un'zory
w. c.. ROGERS, NJ. d.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-04

I61 pozosta1o wiernemi naszej
Swietej wierze rzymsko.kato
lickiej.
Najlepszym tego dowodem
jest petycya do Najprzewle'
lebniejszego KS. Biskupa
Scanned, Z dnia 6 Wrzesnla
B.. T., Z w}asnorecznem
podpisami przedstawiciel1 161
familij polskich, kt6re zarazem
oswiadczy}y, il chca, jak
dotad, tax nadal wiernie
pozostac PREY Biskupie
Kosciele katolickim.
CT, kt6rzy poszli W
s~chizmatyki, to pc wiekszej
czeSci acknowledgements
Polskiego Rzymsko-katollc
kiego; opr6cz tych tylko
jeszcze paru niedowiark6w cd
Zwiazku i dw6ch Cd Modern
Woodmen.
Ostrzegamy herszta Cd
szczepiehc6w, kt6ry nam lyle
wstydu narobi}, ably wiecej
sic ME wazy} policzac mas
prawowiernych katolik6w do
swojej niewiernej handy, DO
go jeszcze wiekszej ograszki
nabawimy, niz ia co go dis
trieste, i owa co niegdyS
trzes}a pryczera niemieckiego
W Schema, pod Szczecinem.
kledy juz tylko dziada i babe
zobaczy} W kosciele.- Zimno
mi, powiedzia} z ambony 6w
nieborak, a zreszta ola was
dwojga. stare pokraki, piersi
rozsadzaG ME bede! Idzcie SO.
bic i wy do domu! - Amen.
TAX wnet i tobie, heretyku,
p6jdzie!
Prosimy wszystkie pisma
polskic rzymsko-katolickie. c
powt6rzenie niniejszego pro
teStu.
M k a Cherek k.
August e |.
Szymon N etzel.
6zef Gorlik k.
T m asz Traw c k i.
an Sym a II S k /.
an e r.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-04
RBoGgAeAene sysxGaxEe.

j. 2. Wilson. 81 Clay Str, Szarpobur@@
ia, m6wi, re ME MOI odbyc sic tez
Dr.. kiDga wynalazku ma suchoty ,kas2@e
i z;eb1ca. 10 ]ekarstwo wylecz;4 h je=o
zone, kt6ra ey4a zagr zofs i%'reumoni2
pc ataku grypy. Robert Barber z Cook
sporr Pa, mniema, IL nowy wyna1azek
d.. King wiecej mu pom6g} ani&o4
inne lekaIstWa Hal p4uca. Sp.05uj
Butelkj Ia lr6be darmo.
Mona dostac W h%p.ekach pod
Or}em ina. w. S. Tomk1ew1cza
and Bro. 456 Mitchell ul., r6g z
ave-, j SAT Lincoln ave, r6y 5
ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-04
WIADOMOSCI
vi ~ h.

MA POWIATOWEJ konwen'
cyl demokrackiej W czwartej wal
die W poniedzia1ek, l Pazdzlern1
ka. postawieni zostali ma tyklet
demokracki nastepujac kandydacl:
Senator = T. Fitzpatrick.
Probate Judge = H. L.. Buck.
Auditor = Herman Weibel.
Sheriff John F. Gay.
Treasurer - Paul Kemp.
REGISTER of Deeds &C W.
Parrot Z St. Charles; pokona1 Mel
0 Pedersona = 81 glosami pre-
civ 81.
County attorney = II. NJ.
Lamberton. Zwyciezca uzyska1
g}os6w 81, F. L. Randall 40.
Clerk of District court - ).
NJ. Sheardown.
Supt. Of Schools II. C.Farrar'
County Surveyor E. q. Burns.
County Coroner-Dr.D. g. Prlt'
chard.
Court Commisioner-W J.Smith'
RepresentativeEastern District
- F. Monahan.
Representatives. andSecond
Wards and Town of Winona DIR.
J. B. McGaughey.
Representative Third anc
Fourth Wards - Andrew III. Hill
County Commissioner Secono
District - Fred D. Perkins.
Couty Commissioner Fourth
District - j. H. Perry.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-04
- S0ntla bend
(ludIaua).

W ka&dYm porzAdniej<zym
salonie w nss1em miesc,e
mona posmaxowac znakcmi.
teeao plwa, wyrabianego "
Cincinnati Brewing CO.
butelSowe tego browaru roz.
Voc; sic do ka°o miasta.
= Sacya cay]i sx}ad tego
DIVA maj }nj4 sic ma rogu u|lc
Chaniu i Ford. Agentem Ola
n''aSta S'uth B4ud jet pan
Fesco.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-04
Bitter ~eletryczny.

Wszyscy CO uzywali eIektrycznego
biteru, cuwala 60 Ted nieb'o>a. Bitter
e%lektryGzny leczy weze]kie sIabosri
watroby j merck, usunie wyrzuty,
ruchomy reumatyzm i. inne cierplenla
6ochodzace z krwi nieczyste]. wypedzs
re systemu malarye i odpedzi takze
wszelkie febry malarycZne.A by wyl czyt
boz glowy, ~nieregu'ar0osc W zola1ku,
spr6dowat ty]ko e~lekt1ycZnycn krop]i.
Cena so cent6w LOO dol. "a butelke.
Mozna dostaG W aptekacb poi
OrIem ina w. $. Tomkiew1cza and Bro.
456 Mitchell I'll 16g 2. ave-, ] 547
Lincoln ave-, r6g 5 ave, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-04
BNklema nnasc ArMi-
~ q.

Naj1epsza m7o$c M sw,e,,e ma
rany, pochodzace 2 c,eG, przetarcis
uder1an'", poparzenia; wrzodY,
por"kane re:e, odclski ORGY w-zel
k1" wyrzuty nj c1ele. Jpzeli znne4
ri" ME zadowoli, p'eniadzo heda
z"rocnne- Cena: IS canrdw pn,!ai
k". Mona elostaG W Apiece
EUgle Pharmacy w Milwaukee,.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-04
L Omaha, Neb.
I Pazdziernika.

I I dZCZlGfn1ka.
My nizej podpisani pro-
t%estujemy przeciwko k}am-
stwom zawartym w numerze
So .UTRzENK1, jakoby W
Omaha $50 polskich fanilij
odpad}o Cd Koscio}a rzymsko
katolickiego.
Me $50, ale zaledwie IS
familij przysta}o ma te nova
Ware. Gala nasza polska
parafla razem dotad liczy}a
tylko 176 familij, a z tych