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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
RICHMOND AS AT0WN
SOME "REMINISCENCES or THE ciTYiN
ITS EARLIER o lYs.
Tho Time Common Hnii-IIow the Cor
poration Legislature Did business
washington and Gen Greene.

The Town of Richmond" was incorpor-
rated by the General Assembly In iIs2,
and dates It's existence from that ume'
Towns had been incorporated by the same
authority about that period at ROCKY
Ridge CManchester). Gloucester Court
house, Layton's Warehouse. FredericHs-
burg. and Alexandria When the voters
of Richmond had voiced their sentiments,
their representatives came together ana
chose william Foushee Mayor and VIII
liam Hay as Recorder: others elected
were chosen aldermen and councilmen'
They all took the oath OF office before
turner Southall. Gent. a justice OF
peace OF the county of Henrico."
People In those days were ruled 10
show cause why they should not be or
dered out Of the place II they did not give
surety 10 be good citizens. In January
Use. two citizens were ordered before the
Common Hall TO show cause why they
should not be disciplined for keeping d
disorderly house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16

The information sent in regard to the
marriage of Miss Lille Kasey was
received from her uncle. and SUD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16

On July II. 1884. a meeting was held
"for inquiring into the cases OF those
persons who may be suspected Of coming
within the description OF yagabonds. and
those who have failed to acquire legal
residence"
In December. 1884. II was ordered that
Mr.. Ryan, comedian, furnish the Hall
the number OF plays performed by him
In Richmond and the amount OF receipts
therefor. or stop playing
Members Of the Common Hall who were
thirty minutes late In their attendance
were fined FIVE shillngs in those days.
G. c. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16

And Maud and Madge, In robes OF white,
The prettlest nightgowns under the sun,
stockingless. slipperless. sit in the night
For the revel Is done
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-07

Official assessment .....
Freight Tons forwarded
F" Tons received. ;.
Express Receipts.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-07

abundant Water Power for all Knds Manu-
Original close at hand furnish Timber for all Pu
The tributary includes North Carolina, West Virginia.
surrounding country embracing of the weathies
rapidly developing counties In Virginia.
The bonded Indebtedness only $S12ooo less than
sessed valuation which S1o869315oo In 1882 $35
sell readily premium of two per cent.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-07

ROANOKE is really marvellous city: Ten or twelve
houses all told Where stately business houses, m;
counted the finest wheat and corn lands in the State
The city situated 900 feet above the level in thu
and spurs of the Alleghanes. On top of mill MOUNT
and bus all the to top From this point the view
the great furnaces the moving electric and raW
tain side, is picturesque in the extreme.
The system Of streets and sewers is excellent one
sreets--a portion which paved with vtrfed brick
population.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-17

It would he rash to attempt to
forecast the advance which Arizont
will make in agriculture in the next
decade. But from the energy put
forth in supplying the country with
means of irrigation, we may con-
clud- that the soil productions of
hat territory will rival those OF
some of our most fertile states at
the present time. That the vast
commerce that will spring up from
the agricultural, mining and other
industries Of that territory and New
Mexico will require such an ocean
outlet as can be secured at the head
If the Gulf of California, cannot b+
denied. And it would be an act of
lasting credit to Cleveland's admin
istration it it should succee, in
prevailing upon the government of
Mexico to consent to strlighten-
ing the boundary line between the
two co1ntr:es so as to reach the
Pacific ocean about sixty miles
soath of San Diego. Whatever
concession of Mexican territory
would be included within the new
line would of course, be paid for Ivy
an agreed SUN. the same as the ter
ritory inclu led in the G .dsden
purchase was paid for. The success
of such scheme would raise Ari-
zona to the top notch Of prosperity.
Los Angeles Herald.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-17
Is Ermia Growing n Finaneaaa
Smcce~s ?

The Southwestern Farm and
Orchard saysit is in New Mexico.
We know of peach orchard that
yielded over $500 worth Of frui,
per acre, and four year old peach
orchard land changed hauds at ths
rate Of $3.50 per- acre cash down
Fruit farming, however, needs SON..
capital and q great deal of p.tiencs..
With $4,000 cash in hand a mar
can buy 40 acres OF land, build hin
self . house. bnyzteams and impi-
ments, and, by raising vegetables
and corn between the trees livs.
comfortably until his orchard oom-~
into bearing, which will be at tAr
end of 4 to 6 years according tn fhs
variety Of fruit. A forty acre or
chard would secnre . safe i'Icnn,s
of SO, 600 a year and we do not
know Of any other trade or pro-
fession by which similar result
can be obtained by the same outlay
of capital. Moreover it is a pleas.
ant and healthful occupation, and
many a man who IS breaking down
with the! strain Of city life would
End his healshrecuperated ard him
self another man, if he would. come
out and live on a fruit ranch In
Colorado, New Mexico or Arisona.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-17
How to Hrrlgate Frait Trees

The old Mexican method is to set
the trees in q ditch and run in
water until the land is water
logged. Then the sun pours down
ts rays and bakes the soil into All
adobe brick. A few days later the
ground opens in wide cracks,
through which the moisture evap-
crates from the roots, which are
then scorched up Ivy the sun.
Furthermore the trunk of tho tree
will usually he found to be sun.
scaldcd just as high up as the water
reached. N,w q totally different
plan is pursued by our scientific
neighbors in California anc has teen
succ.ssively practiced in New Mex
leo Experimental College at Las
Cruces. This method i. open a
furrow on each si,le of the tree and
az near to it as the horses can 60
without Injury to the branches. In
the case of quite young trees this
will he about 2 feet from the trunks
and the case Of trees three year old
4 or feet from the trunks. Cross
burrows are also mad. So that the
reeS are surrounded by a water
furrow on all sides. With older
trees two or more furrows are also
run between the rows
A small head of water is then run
on Slowly. NO that it has time TO
sink down TO the roots. Bv thi
method the ground around the tree
is left dry and pliabl- at the top
aud easily kept free of weetis. AS
soon as the the land is dry enough,
a cnltivator is run between and
across thu. rows and the entire sur
face left, ia tilth until the next
irrigation. The result Of this sys-
tenn is that less water is needed and
less often and in event of a scarcity
# water the trees will stand longer
spill of drontl, than hy old method
# flooding. The scientific reasons
for this will be given in future
issue. -
Mesa free press., 1894-05-17

The Arizona Citizen says: On
July l the new money order system
will go Into effect by which both
large and small sums can be trans
mitted by letter with absolute safe-
ty and at much less rates than are
charged at present. With the is
suance Of the new money order the
postal note will be abolished, as
there will be no longer any need
for it. The fees charged for the
new orders will be as follows: For
$2.5 or less, 3 cents; So so to IS,
5 cents; S. to $40. 8 Gems; $40 to
800. 10 cents; $50 to $50, IL cents;
$50 to $40, Is cents; $40 to 800,
Is cents; $50 to $50. % cents; $50
to $75, % cents; So to 800, 80
cents.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-17


SO far as, known, the most exten-
sive orchardist in the world is Judge
Fred W-llhous., Of Topeka. He has
about 1,7OO acres of orchards i this
state. Last week he planted about
270 acres to apple trees in Leaven-
worth county. The stock for this
planting was grown in his own
nurseries. and consisted of 25, 900
two year old trees of only three
varieties These were proper
toned as follows: Twenty five acres
in Jonathan, seventy FIVE in Ben
Davis and ITO acres in Gano.
The planting was made in rows
thirty-two feet apart and sixteen
feet apart in the rows. The entire
$4,000 trees were taken from the
nursery aed set in the orchard in
three days by thirty men and the
time from the lifting of a tree in
the nursery until it was planted IN
the orchard was only ten to twenty
minutes. The orchard ground was
marked out by deep burrows both
ways, the trees were planted in place
by hand and enough soil placed
around them to bold them in posi-
tion and protect the roots and > the
remainder of the filling was done
with the plow.-Kansas Farmer.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-17
The past FIVE years have been the

~l
The past FIVE years have been the
most nota ble in the history of Mari
copa county, The expectations Of
the most sanguine are being real
lied. Property has increased in
value rapidly in all sections, in
many cases doubling up over and
over again, until the owners have
found themselves rich because Of
the holdings that were ten or IF
teen years ago counted for very lit
tie. Shrewd men were investing
heavily in property and great east
ern corporations are figuring on In
vestment of surplus capital. which
placed anywhere else would pay less
than half the pro6tsito be secured
here.-Gazette. ,
Mesa free press., 1894-05-17

The people Of Solomonvil:e are
expecting a boom at the completion
of the railroad through that town
and already are beginning to feel an
impetus that bids fair to carry them
on to great degree of prosperity.
A railroad has never yet been
known to injure a town it passed
through and always brings with it
more or less Of prosperity. This
Territoty cannot have too many
iron horses traversing our plains
and connecting our cities close to-
gether in commerce. Herald.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-17
From Our Animal Friends: An
officer of the police detail said re-

FROM Our Animal Friends: An
officer of the police detail said re-
Gently: "When / was mounted
policeman ! learned of most hu-
name and kind method of curing =
balky horse. Il not only never fails.
but it does not give the slightest
pain to the animal. When the
horse refuses to 20 take the frol t
foot by the fetlock and bend the
leg at the knee joint Hold it thus
for three minutes and let it down
and the horse win 60. The only
in which, l can ae count sor this ef-
'fective mastery of the horse is that
he can think of but one thing At a
time. and having made up his miud
not to 60, my theory is that the
bending of the leg takes his mind
from the original thought. There
h we some harbarously cruel meth
DDS resor:ed to to make balky
horse go its way, such as filing its
mouth with sand, severely beating
the horse, or, as in one recent case,
cutting out his tongue. The hu--
name societies would have their
hands full to care for all these cru
elites to animals. If they only
knew, til" owners of horses would
nd 'pt my method, and thare wonld
I.e no trouble with the srstwhile.
troublesom. haikv hor,e."
Mesa free press., 1894-05-17

The Congress mine is running
twenty stamps only. The full ca
o .c,ty Of the mill is f'rty stamps.
\ lii.e of freight wagons is on the
r.,ad hauling ore and concentrates
to skull valley station, on the s, F.
P II P. railroad, had hauling sup
plies from there to tho camp.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-17

The dry weather throughout the
whole of Arizona il affecting the
range conditions, and in some Sec
tions enough to cause an uneasiness.
Generally speaking, however, the
average condition Of tho cattle is
good. and large numbers are heing
sold or moved to eastern or north
ern feeding grounds, as is the annu-
al custom. m.-Southern Stockmen,
Mesa free press., 1894-05-17
It is announced that the Wash

1t is announced that the Wash
ington authorities have asked for
detectives to be sent to the capital
from al the large cities to watch
thieves among the Cox-yites Big
ger thieves than any of the Cox"y-
ties are, have been loAting around
the capital for years.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-17

The German Emperor is a genu-
inc wine-grower, as prince Bismark
is dealer in alcohol and lumber
from his proper les. The vine-
yards of William III are situated
in tho most renowned localities
along the Rhine. like Hockheim,
Erbach and Hatteinheim.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-17

The Mormon tabernacle in Salt
Lake City is .he most perfect whis--
per,ng gallery in the world. The
dropping of = pin into a silk hat at
one end of the huge structure is
hear,l at the other end. !.
Mesa free press., 1894-05-17

A rabbit drive near .kersi4ld
Cal. the other day resulted in the
killing of 1860 rabbits
Mesa free press., 1894-05-17

The admission TO the Mid winter
fair has l.een reduced II % cents
IN certain days. The fair will
probably close about July lst
Mesa free press., 1894-05-17

The time for the registration Of
the Chinese has expired. An effort
is being made to again extend the
time
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
Mexico.

Pahstwo to, granicz2ce z mani
cd po}udnla, jest tax nazwanem cd
grona szczep6w indyahsklch, 20
wiacych sic ,,Mexica@', zamieszku-
jacych okol1ce mad jeziorami w
6rodku tego kraiu. CT W r. 1925
pobudowali soble stolice obok
dzisiejszego miasta Mexico. Hum
bold by} zdan1a, re Aztecl So
pochodzenia mongolskiego i przy-
byll do Ameryki " %czasie, kiedy
jeszcze wyspY Aleuckie by{Y ponad
woda jak }ahcuch g6r }aczacy Azya
z naszYm laden sta}ym.
Zaden kraj ma po}udniu ME
nastrecza ola podr6znika W pore
zimowej wiecej ciekawego; lax
w}a6nie Meksyk. Znaiduja sic tam
naiprzod zabytki starozytnosci,
kt6re juz zdobywc6w hiszpahskich
W podziw wprawiafy. Take e
nowszej historYi, po rewolucyi
1911, pozosta{y pamiatkl. Ub1ory
ludowe, obce owoce i kwiatY i
wieczna wiosna klimatu 4acza sic
ma to, aby uczYnlG Meks>k ideal
mem przYtuliskiem zimowem.
Cz}owiek z P6}nocnego Zachodu
powinien sic starat, ably lego tykiet
wl6d{ z Minneapolis Tub st. Paul
do St. Louis hub Kansas City,
owych BRAN, przez kt6re kolej9
Buriingtehska MONA SIG dosta6 do
MeksYku. Wzgledem tYkiet6w /
bllzszych szczeg6f6w zg}osl6 sic do
mlejscowego agenta kolejowego,
lub pisa6 do: W. j. G. Kenyon.
Gen. Pass. agent, St. Paul, MINI:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25

ola rego miasta wYstarcza.
Udafem sic potem do Erie, do
ks. Ignasiaka. Pan Bog mi
swiadkiem, Re pragnalem z
pim movie tylko o sprawach,
majacycb ma ce]u dobro nasze'
go ludu polskiego oraz obrone
i krzewienie naszej swlete]
WARY katolickiej. - Go mnle
tam W Erie spotkalo, ]ubo
zaczatem cd koSciota, wszyst-
kim czytelnikom KAToL1KA
wiadomo. Popedliwosc
mlodego ksiedza wszyetko
popsufa... KS. Ignasiak to
mole dobry sobie kap}an, ale
Itchy politYk..
Pc powrocie z Erie do domu,
wezwa}em Spoke akcyjna, ably
mi wr6cili mole 800 dolarow,
ktore W interes w}o2yfem a
natychmiast &c Sp6iki wysta~
pie. Dali mi mole pieniadze, /
odtad wiecej do ,,Jutrzenh'
ME naleze.
Ale pismo to, pomimo
srogiego pres ,wan'a re
strony ksie1y kosihshiego i
Ignaslaka, ]ednak dotychczas
polski kap}an poplera do
konca popierac bedzle, s. lynn
Jest ks. Kolaszewski, ! Was
ME "a poSrednicwem tego
kap}ana p. Chrostowski do
,,Jutr2enki' sic dostat.
W koncu pozdrawiam d.
JOZEF KONRAD.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
LIST
y. j. KOnrada,
Cleveland, O., % Stycznia
Szanowny Redsktorze!

Cleveland, O., % S%tycznia.
Szanowny Redsktorze!
Serdecznie dziekuje "a zgod-
ny z prawda opis molej avian
tury W Cleveland. - jake
tel ia oszozerc2a ,,Polonia"
mogsa mnie policzy6 pomiedzy
nieprzyjaci6i ksis2y polskich!
ia w}asnego syna, Jerzego.
ksz1aice w kolegium Jezuic-
klein ma ksiedza, a mia}bym
wystepowa6 przeciw polskim
kap}anom?
Przystepuiac do sp6lki
akcvjnej ,,Jutrzenki', mia}em
zaraz ]akna]szczersze zamiary.
Chcia1em dsiata6 wsp6lnie
2 ksie2mi, j najprz6d uda1em
sic do ks. Rosihskiego. Lecz
ten szorstko powiedziaf, 70 z
wydawnictwem ,,Jutr3enki" mic
ME chce mieG do czYnienia,
gdyz jedna gazeta W Cleve~
land, ,,Po)onia" (kt6rej ks.
Rosihskj jest akcYoneryuszem.
= Przyp. Redakcyi) zupe}nie
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
Grypa.

Podczas grasowania jej " ostatnich
czasach bylo faktem uderzajacym, re Ct
co uzYwali Dr.Kinga nowego wynalazku
nietylko szybko w%yzdrowiell, lecz ju1
ME doznawali Wiscej skutk6w niebez-
pie ei3ecznej choIo5y; zdajs sig, re to
szybkiego leczenia, nietylko W przypa-
a gaTaas' a5 z41sef ! oi i Rln'j fs SyEu spz55oi tei
6adz p%rzeKoznany, ze Gig nis z zpwiedzie.
Batelka ma probe darmo.
Mona dosta6 W aptekach pod
Or4em ina w. S. Tomkiewlcza and Bro.
456 Mitchell ul., r6g 2. ave-, l 547
Lincoln ave-, r6g 5 ave-, Milwaukee.
Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
Sifa i ZdrOWle.

Jezeli, ME c~zujesz sig silnym i zdlo-
wynn, spr6buj bitru elektrycznego.
Jezh pc grypie jestes s}abym i niedo-
leznym, uzyj bytru elektrycznego. TO
lekarstwo dzia}a bezposrednio ma wa
trob2, zcladek i nerkl, Iagodnie dopo-
magajac lynn organom do spelniania ich
funkcyi. Jezell cierpisz ma boil g}owy,
znajdziesz predka l trwala ponce, "a
zywajac elektrycznego bitru. Jedna
pr6ba przekona Gig re to jest lekarstwo
kt6rego ci %potrzeba. Jedna butelka
ko sZtuie tylko so cent6w.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
TELEGRAMY.

BEKLlN. w kaS1e
kr6lestwa pruskiego jest
przesz}o u miliony marek
niedoboru. Rad bedzie musia}'
znowu pozyczy6.
RIO DE JANEIRO. =
Okret powstahc6w Aquidaban
stoi niedaleko fort6w rzado-
wych tut pred portem stoli-
cy i pewnie zamierza wysa-
die ma lad wojsko. Powstah.
cy zajeli wyspe Engenho,
zabili 40 zo}nierzy z wojska
rzadowego, a 60 wzieli do
niewoli. S{ychat, Re powstah-
cy w Stanie Rio Grande de
Sui pala wsie, a jehcom ME
daja pardonu. = Admiral
Melos che}pi sic, re, Aquida-
ban jego zdo}a zniszczyc Gala
flote rzadowa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25

UWAGA. - w Milwaukee
mielismy dotad dw6ch abonentow
pod nazwiskiem Mlchalski. - Pan
Jan L. Mlchalski, rymarz, pokwi-
towany W dzlsiejszem numerze,
jake wiernY abonent naprz6d "a
p1acl1 "a ,,Katolika". Natomiast
]ak1s Jan M1chalskl odmowi}
,,Katolika", ME zaptaciwszy "a ME
90. Ola tego pubfikowanY by} W
zeszlym numerze mledzy DarmO-
ezYtalskimi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
w PINE CREEKU, Wis.

w PINE CREEKU, Wis,
bedzle W najblizsza niedziele, %
Stycznia, brat wydawcy KAToL1KA
o. Teofl Derdowsk1. Kto jemu odda
jake pienladze ola KAroL1KA, to
tax dobrze. jakby samemu wydaw-
cy doreczy}. 49, W Dodge p. Teofl
Derdowski takze bedzie.
w sPRAWIE DOMU ola
em1grantow odbieramY Cd w1eleb-
nego ks. A. Zychowioza z Glen
Lyon, Pa, nastepujace uzalenie:
Ma zjazd do Buffalo AMI jeden
ksiadz 2 Chicago, nj z Milwaukee
ME przYbyk.- CzY my ma Wscho,
die sami many utrzymaG Dom
ola emigrant6w?Dla czego ksieza re
Zachodu ME daj9 znaku zycia?-
Taxa opieka pewinna bye, i obo.
wiazkiem caly emigracyi W tym
kraju jest, TAXI Dom utrzymac.
Pred paru dniaml by}em W Ellis
161duu ! W4OIAd10u AAs W10ouO way
em1grantow, kt6rzy tylko dzleki
opiece Domu Polsklego ME zostali
odesfanl do EuropY".
Oby ten lekkl, s}uszny zal,
pofaczonY prosba o pomoc ola
rodak6w, poruszy} serca tych, kt6rzy
moglibY pom6dz.
SLUR.-W kosciele sw. Kaz-
mierza W Kaplicze (Hull9 pod
stevenspoint, Wis, pobfogos}awi}
W dnil 8 Stycznia ks. P~eszczyhskl
zwiazek ma}zehski pomiadzy MO
dzianem Leonem Kachta a panne
Anna W4odarska.
ISADORE, Mich. - Farmer, kt6-
ry zagrodzi} droge. wiodacq przez
jego podw6rze, mniema. re by}
nascinac ma MA drzewa,
1dyz Irysze wr6t ME zamykali i W
nocy byd}o ia pole mu wypuszczall.
droga ME jest pub]icz-
nym tiaktem, body Rad ME po-
ma to, ably W poprzek wro-
ia postawiono.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
WIADOMOSCI
MIX z.

AC0eT2a0D pOlecaJacy IuQZl z
czwartej wardy do roboty W srodku
miasta, n;echaj ma przysz{osc bedzle
ostrozn1eiszvm i poleca do roboty
m1eiskiej taklch ludzi, kt6rzyby
nasze] polskiej kolonii wstydu ME
roblli. Robotn1cy polscy, kt6rzy W
~przesz}Ym t~ygodniu zbierali bioto
z drugieJ ullcy (pomledzy mini
jakis Lllla) wstydzac sic czasem
przechodc1a, kt6rego znall, ryczeh
jakby dixie zw'erze W menazery,.
RUDOLF WOJCIECHOWSKI ME-
chat ME obgaduje ks Proboszcza W
North Creeku, DO przeciez ME Proboszcz
zmusil go do usuniecia SIG z n%auczyciel'
stwa, tylko ogromna wiekszosc parafi.
Wiemy, re "a t%rzymaniem W tym rolku
nauczyciela w North Creeku bylo ma
mitingu parafalnym tylko II g@os6w.
%. T0m0ss Wuzczok z merw-~
szei wardy juz porzuci{ furmah-
stwo, Stack ma lynn businesie, -
kt6rego prowadziG ME potraf{, $50
dolarow.
Rodziaae. opuszczonei przez
Zygmunta Jakubowskiego, kt6ry
obecnie spaceruje soble pc Chicago,
zabra4 konstabel sadowy ostatnia
nadzieie ma zine - zelazna kuch-
niq,1 odda} j. p. Teoflowi Cow.
nowi, "a kt6rego poreczeniem ia
kubowski ID re storu zelaznego p.
Glesego wY4udzi}. Pan Gown mn1e.
ma re Jakubowski kosztowa1 60,
wraz z procesem, oko{o 70 dolar6w.
sPRoWADzoNY W miejsce
p. Domlnlka H~amerskiego organis-
la p. Franciszek Szulakiewicz
(takie jest w4asciwe jego nazwisko)
juz ME Jest wiece] %organista para
fl sw. Stanis1awa Kostki. Sekre-
tarz p~arafialny Rombalski niespo-
dzianie odebra} mu klucze cd
koscio1a i da1 mu dimisya. Pan
Szulakiewicz chcia} parafq ~skarzyc,
lecz zarzad parafialny ugodzif sig
2 0lm prZ7ZWOl1WsZY mu "a IL ON
piracy wszYstkiego razem 80 dola-
row wynagrodzenia, pyle zanlechaf
proccsu.
Pan ~Szulakiowlcz mniema, lie ZACH
sw6j INA gruntownie, lecz sciegn9} na
siebie gn1ew parafialnego sekretarza
przez to, re mu zakazal wtracac sig do
grY na %organach, 0 ktorej ME ma
najmniejszego pojecia,- S~prowadzono
juz organiste Mr., 3, pana G~|owackiego,
kt6ry tn wpolskie] paraii ma krewnych,
lecz i tego juz ME chca, gdyz ME moze,
sig zgodzic z kalkancista.
WSinonskie K6fko DramatYcz-
ne ma swoim mit1ngu rocznym
unikato oblerania ,,pank6w" na
swe urzeda. Pomledzy lnnYmi
ohrano prezydentem ,,barkypra'',
~brew k%onstYtucyi, kt6ra ME po-
zwala wybieraG ma nrz9d Prey.
denta czfowleka trudniacego sic
]wyszynkiem upajajacych trunk6w;
bibliotekarzem wybrano niedouczo-
nego szewca, kt6ry plsae ME nmie.
- N1echaj zy]e proletaryat!..
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
DrObne Ecfla.

" NORTH CREEKU, W
Wisconsin1e, bedzie w te niedz'ele,
% Stycznia, sekretarz redakcyjnv
KAToL1KA p. Franc1szek Langowskl.
Wolno mu ko]ektowat abonament
"a KAToLlKA 1 za}atwlaG wszelkle
lnteresa naszego wydawnictwa. -
Pan Langowski zwledzi takze
Arcadia.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25

Pismo WESTERN TRAIL
wychodzl co kwartaf nakIadem ko
Ell Chicago, Rock Island & Peel
flc.
Wsi6azuje ono. jak MONA do
STAG farme IA zachodzle, a Dedz1e
CT pose}anem darmo przez ca1y
rok. Posfa6 wyrazne swoje im1e j
nazwisko oraz miejsce pobytu ped
adresem: ,,Edltor Western Trail
Chicago, Ill"
1DEHN SEBASTIN, G. H
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25

naucZyciel.

Polak,umiejacy prowadzi6 Choir
ma cztery glossy, szko}e w wzorowym
porzadku, obecnie juz Cd 4 lat
organista %nauczyciel W polskiej
parafl W AmerYce - poszuku7e
posady. = Una ]ezyk polskl, 7ako
tez muzyke ma detYch instrumen.
tach.-Bllzszych wiadomosci chet-
ME udzleli Redakcya KATOLIKA
W Winonle.
Posada Ola organssty.
Organista, biegfY W swoim
fachu, czfowiek trzezwy, mole
otrzymac dobra posade netych
miast. Dobre swiadectwa 30
trzebne. ZgtosiG sic na!e&y
]istownie pod adresem::
Rev. b.. Kozzowski
249 Sixth St.
Maalste, Mich.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
GB Y
% II
EWckRPe.

IL . ~ Ezvc czy1i
NatYchm1ast pos}aG 10 centow
pod adresem: John Sebastian. Il.
Z. A.. G. R. L. & P. Ry. Chica-
go, IA paczke naisliczn1ej szych
kart. jake kledykolwlek m1esza-
llscie.