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From Rutledge.

Valentine day not far off.
Remember the date of the oyster
supper, January 81.
Bert Harmed has sold his livery
stable to |. E. Trent, who will
take possession February 1.
Bert Beal, of Edna, was on our
streets Thursday and Friday.
Presiding Elder Poland, of Kinks
vile, was in our city Wednesday.
We are glad to note that M. f..
Morrow S baby, who has been
suffering from a severe attack of
pneumonia, isNcsnvalescing.
Ed. a. E. NcQuoid preached in
the Christian church Sunday mig hit,
subject, ''The Gospel.
Bruce Starbuck, who has been
going to school at the Kirksville
Normal, was on our streets Fri
day.
Mr.. A. b. CLANCY, of this place,
and Miss Belle Wade, of near
Millport were united into the holy
bonds of wed-lock at Howard's S
hotel, Wednesday January, %,
Rev. W. III. Doyle officiating.
a fire occurred in the county
seat, (Memphis,) Sunday night,
January 20, which resulted in the
burning of two horses, one buggy,
a barn, and a Presbyterian church.
Had not the alarm been given
when it was, the Baptist church
and several other buildings would
have burned. They have a negro
arrested on suspicion.
Snow is fourteen inches on the
level at present. n. QUAD.
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Beyond the River.

Snow.
Beautiful snow.
Welcome winter has come al
last
1t is pretty good sleighing at
present.
A party of young folks from
Centre attended the literary at
Novinger one night last week.
Two sleighs are run daily to the
Salesberry school this week, each
one making two trips most every
day, carrying the children to and
from school. One is run by Mr.
Budd Pope and the other by Mr.
Pinkerton. Nothing could please
the children better.
Rev. Barnard preached at Cen
tire last Sunday
The Prough school closed last
Friday.
A very large crowd were present
at the spelling at the Salesberry
last Monday evening. A bushe
of fun was enjoyed by all present.
Spelling was engaged in before re
cess. After recess short spelling
match took place between a young
lady of the school and a boy from
Willow Branch District. They
spelled among the hardest words
in the book. The result was an
even race, both missing one time
each. The remainder of the time
was spent in carrying out an inter
esting literary program consisting
of readings, declamations, etc.
see by the paper that my name
has been placed upon the commit
mittee of solicitors for the Nebras-
ka sufferers. / am sorry to say
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Editor Scurlock, of the Glen
wood "Phonograph" who is just
now the object of Willie Green's
sore displeasure. was born and rear
ed ON "Punkin Ridge" Schuyler
county. Missouri. BY birth and
the environments of maturer years
he is especially fitted to scien-
tiiically handle men who consider
themselves "some punkin.' WI
lie should beware.
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Probate Docket.

Docket of cases in which settle
ments are due from Executors and
Administrators and Guardians and
Cnrators, at the ensuing February
term of Probate court of Adair
County, Missouri, to be held at
Probate Office in said county, COM
mencing OH the second day of Feb
rvary A. ID. 1895.
FIRST DAY, MONDAY FEBRUARY,
IL. 1895.
No 1. J l Fowler, Admr. of the
estate of j G McHenry decd-Final
settlement.
No 2. James Hawkins, Admr.
of the estate of w NJ Hawkins, de-
ceased-Final settlement.
No 3 Maria and Thomas Wei, h
Admrs. of estate of Thomas We,ch
deceased-Final settlement.
No Jennie lookout Admrx.
of the estate of Granville Bookout
deceased-Final settlement.
No 5 j G Jamison, Admr. OF
the estate of John Chiefly, deceased
LIST annual settlement.
SECOND DAY TUESDAY FEBRUARY
70, 1895.
No. 8 John l. Porter Admr. oil
the estate of John L Porter de
ceased-1st annual settlement.
No Mary Hensley G. and c
of the estate of Hensley Minors and
Lorenzo Daily, minor-2nd an
nual settlement.
No s Sarah L Gildersleeye G
end G of estate of Gildersleeye
Minors-1st annual settlement.
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The February Forum.

The leading articles in The
Forum for February, "Should the
Government Retire from Bank
ing!" is contributed by Mr.. VIM.
G. COrnwell, President of the New
York State Bankers Association,
who points out very forcibly the
folly of the Government in usurp-
ing the function of note-issuing
which rightly and naturally be
longs to the banks; Mr.. Alfred
S. Heidenbach, one of the largest
international bankers in New York
explains "Why Gold is Exported, :"
giving as his principal reasons dis
o lst abroad with recent develop
ments in railroad management and
fear on the part of foreign in
vestors, arising from our currency
troubles. that if they invest money
here they will not get back as
good money as they gave.
Col. Carroll D. Wright, in
"Steps toward Government Con-
troll of Railroads, calls attention
to the influence of the Chicago
strike and of the pooling bill now
in Congress in the development OF
certain fundamental principles ap'
plicable to the management Oi
railroads, and to the relations OF
the employer and employees to the
public.
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NJ. ID. COLE,
UNDER TAKER
For w. A. COLE.

Statistics show that thousands
of infants and children yearly die
of membranous Group. We do not
exaggerate when we state that ev-
cry one of these innocents could
have been saved had Foley's Hon.
ey and Tar been given them in
time. Can you afford to be with
out it in your household? b. F.
Henry S drugstore.
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gives Mr.. Carlisle discretion as to
the denomination notes issued in
place of those redeemed, and the
other makes gold certificates non
receivable for customs dues after
July /, next, and forbids their use
as part of the reserve of national
banks. The Secretary's action will
not be lost upon the Senate. And
he may wish before the session
closes that he had not taken the
initiative in attaching financial
riders to appropriation bills
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1895-02-01
THEST. LOUIS REPUBLIC FREE
Special Offer to Readers of this
paper.

A GREAT METROPOLITAN PAPER IS
INDISPENSABLE NOW.
The "Twice-a week. st. Louis
Republic will be sent FREE for one
year to any person sending, before
January 81, 1895, a club of three
new yearly subscribers, with SO to
pay for the same.
Already the clans are gathering
for the fray in 1896, and 1895 will
be full of interesting events. The
skirmish lines will be thrown out,
the maneuvering done and the
plans of campaign arranged fo,
the great contest in '96.
The remaining short session of
the Democratic Congress. to be
followed shortly by a Republican
Congress with a Democrat in the
Presidential chair will be produc-
ilv" OF events of incalculable inter
est.
III fact, more political history
will i'r constructed, duriii" 1895
than III any year since ths I,unda-
ton of the Government. and a
man without newspaper will be
like useless lump in the move
ments of public opinion.
You 4, get three new subscrib-
ers rs he Republic by a few
minu,' : .tn t. Remember in The
kepn. 'c u ,cribers get paper
twice-a -" < FOR the price of a
weekly! LOO a year. Try
it, at o't and see how easily it
can be d IL you wish pack
age of sam g., copies, write for
them. u ct.I this advertisements
and Senil hii', your order. Ad-
dress IL, ST Louis Republic,
st. Louis. Mo.
For r ~ lace nm stair office
y. CSEGHY.
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Notice to the Patrons of the

Notice to the Patrons of the
Kirksville rlercantiIe College
Having purchased the entire inter
est of J. A Miller in the Kinks
vile Mercantile College, l would
request all persons holding schol l.
arships, issued prior to May 1894,
to enter between now and the 1st
of March 1895, as they will not be
honored after that time. From
Feb. 1, 1895, no life scholarship
will be issued, but the term plan
will be adopted. For full particu-
lars address
j. NJ. MUMMA, Pres.
Kirksville, Mo.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1895-02-01
Quarterly Meeting.

The fourth Quarterly meeting of
Kirksville Circuit NJ. E. church
will be held at Bethel. February
9th and 10th. Preaching on Satur-
day at II a. IN. Quarterly Con-
ference at 2 p. m. Preaching and
Sacrament at II a. M, on Sunday.
Services will be conducted by DR..
j. II. Poland. Il. B CATER,
Pastor.
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that l am so busy, beinI engaged
in teaching, that it is utterly i'm
possible for me to call on people
for their contributions. But If
any persons have any contributions
to make, they will be forwarded If
left at L. W. Balch' $! or at my
residence. ]. O.IRUITT.
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be ite F.'un
Of the the best help

HNo9 j w COnkle Ex. of the
estate of George Conkle, deceased
LIST annual settlement.
THRU DAY WEDNESDAY FEBRU-
AIRY Is, 1895.
No - John Richey G and C of
the estate of Mabel Burton, mi
nor.-2d annual settlement.
No Is G Ii Crawford G and C
Of the estate of Hawkins, a minor,
-2nd annual settlement.
No ii John Cupp G and G of
the estate OF Cupp minors-2nd
annual settlement.
No \ Fl Wilson Elk of the
estate of Mary A Wilson deceased
list annual settlement.
No 16 Geo. r PARCELS G and C
o! the estate of Casebolt minors
lSt annual settlement.
No II Tyler Paine curator of
the estate Of Ebert Stamper u
minOr-5th annual settlement.
FOURTH DAY THURSDAY FEBRU
AIRY nth 1895
No 10 G. 4 Cohen curator of
the estate of Lola b Fowler mi
nor-jth annual sett ement.
No 20 James H NOvinger G. and
c OF the estate of Shop minors
9th annual settlement.
No u John Burton guardian
of the estate of Trimble minors
10th annual settlement.
No % III o Ryon G and of
the estate of Dickerson minors
18th annual settlement.
No % Abel McNurlen guardian
of William McNurlin,
III. c, FARRINGTCN,
A true copy Probate Judge.
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She Would be a Beauty if

oIIe WUuIu DC q Dtduly IT
her face wasn't covered with pim-
pies and blotches. How often we
hear this expression. Tis a pity
this beauty with an if did not go
to B. F. Henry's drug store and
get trial (5Oc) bottle of Foley's
Sarsaparilla, which would soon
clear her complexion.
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New Dress Goods
A. DoNEG HY.

The comedy event of the season
will be the engagement of Ferris
Comedians. Opera House Mon
day evening February 4.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18
N~agrodzona dziel-
nose.

Niedawno W pewnej WHO'S
ce rybackiej nadtr2eznej w
Holsztynii rozlegl sic strza}
mozdzierzowy. By}o to has}o,
~wzywajace ludnosc rybacka
ma brzeg nora ma ratuoek.
Pomimo mroznego bardzo i
burzliwego ranka, ruszono z
pospiechem, okaza}o sic
BOWEN, ze O twierG mill cd
brzegu osiad} ma mieliznle
Stack kupiecki, i widocznle
bardzo juz wskutek bury by}
uszkodzony: s}uzba statku,
wobec zalewa]acych pok}ad
fa} morskich, wdrapa}a sic ma
NASTY i ztamtad wyglada}a
ratunku. L brzegu roczeto
spuszczac czoina ratunkowe
lecz w6wczas dopiero spo-
strze3ono, IL wSr61 obecnych
niema dzielnego Harry, sfyn-
nego ~przewodnika takich
wypraw ratunkowych, uda]
sic BOWEN O Swicie do So
siedoiei wioski. Me MONA
byIo czeka6 na jego powr6t
O5miu ludzi zaje}o wiec
cz6lno i o strasznych wyslf
kach wskutek szaleiacej bury
}dota:}o do statku, %przyimujac
rozbitk6w. Jeden atoli pozosta]
ma statku. Uczepiony u
najwyzszego masztu, op%latany
linami, a widocznie zesztyw-
nia}y z zimna, nie mog} sic
luz ruszyc, gdy inni sig
ratowali. Czo}no by}o juz i tax
przeiadowane, burza wzlna.
gala sic, sz}o teraz o zycie
'wszystkich, wiec odbito &C
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18

statka. Dostawszy sic do
brzegu, rybacy zastall tam
dzielnego Harry, kt6ry w}asnie
powr6cif. Oznajmili mu oni o
pozostawionym ma maszcle
rozbitku. - Jade po niego!
- zawotal Harry - bedziecie
mi towarzyszyli? = Nasta}o
milczenie. Rybacy, pomeczenl,
uznali nowy wysi}ek "a
niemozliwy, - ,,Jade sam!'
- zawo{a{ Harry, wskakujac
w cz6}no. w tel chwili ma
wybrzezu zjawia sic ]ego
stara matka, ,,Nie jedi! =
prosi syna - pomnij ma OLGA,
ktory tam zostaf ma zaWsze"'
pomnij ma brata Uwego
- i ty mozesz zginac!" u we
by} je) naim}odszym synem i
cd lat paru wiesc o MIN
zaginela. = ME moge, ME
moge!" - o%dpowiada Harry.
= Matka prosi jes=cze: Me
JEDI! przez litosG mad matka,
ME jedz!' "A czy jestes
pewna, ze, ten tam takze ME
ma ma matki?" rzek}, wska-
zujac ma szarzejace NASTY
rozbitego statku. W6wczas
staruszka zamilk}a i czterech
ludzi posz}o "a przyk}adem
bohatera. Statek stall juz
calkiem pod woda i trudno
i'm by}o dosta6 sic do niego.
Nareszcie sam Harry wspina
sic po maszcie i znosi
omdla}ego rozbitka, sk}ada
90 ma dnie cz6}na i przywozi
szczesliwie do brzegu...G3y Z
powrotem cz6}no zbliiylo sic
o lyle do brzeg6w, IL pomimo
huku fa], shiny CLOS Harfego
m6gl bye dos}yszanym, zawo}a}
on: ,Powiedzcie tam natce,
il je1 przywoze zagiaioneggo
syna Uwego!!' DzielnoSt
zatem i poSwiecenie Harregc
i ola niego i ola matki byiy
istotna nagroda.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18

WIELE do myslenia da)e
podarek ola ks. Bismarcka cd
dvrektora browaru Buchmanna
Z Rathen6w w Brandenburgil,
ktory przedstawia SO litrowa
beczke, noszaca jednej
strony napis lob err shaft?
Icy on podo}a?) - z drugie!
,,Er hats geschatft Con
podola}).
TWOROG. Druga ofars
mordercy Sobczyka. doz6rcs
lasu Broll, uleg} W tycf
dn,ach bolesciom, kt6re mt
zada}a mordercza kula Sob
czyka. Zmar}y pozostawia pc
sobie zone / nieletnich dzieci
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18
temu uchowiehsew Ksieztwa

temu duchowiehsswoK sieztwa
Poznahskiego i zarzucic tako-
wemu niespraw;edliwe trak-
towanie niemieckich katolikow.
Observation-Disclosures ks. Ar
cybiskup gniezniehsko : poz-
nahski DIR. Stablewski wydal
wskutek tego ok6lnik do
duchowienstwa, W ktorym to
ostatnie wzywa, ably wobec
cjezkich zarzut6w i nowYch
doswiadczen, jakich obecnie
z wielu stron doznaje, nie
pozwolilo sic sprowadzic Z
drogi wiernego spe}nlanla
swych obowiazk6w. R6wno>
czesnie wyraza Ks. Arcybiskup
swe zaufauie do duchowleh
silva W tenn przekonaniu, re
takowe umie swoich parafan /,
bez r6znicy narodowoSci, do
serca swojego przygarniat,
re nikogo ME zaniedbu1e
ME krzywdzi z wiedza VIOLA.
Obok ok6lnika ks. Arcyb:'
skupa Stablewskiego ukaza}
sic take Adres niemlecklch
katolik6w z dyecezyi gniez-
niehsko-poznahskiej, wyst6so-
wany do ks, Arcybiskupa.
Niemieccy katolicy wyrazaja
najszczersze przywlazanle do
swego Arcypasterza, a panu
Tiedemanowi odmawiaia sta
nowczo prawa opieki, z kt6ra
sic Smile niemieckim katolikom
narzucaG, tenn 5ardzlej re
~niemieccy katolicy sami sic
nlgdy ME narzucaj q ME
mieszaja do spraw ewanglellc-
kiego Koscio}a, AM jego
pastor6w lub tel superlnten-
dent6w. 81 81:
w koicu przyznajq niemieccy
katoljcy W swoim adresie, re
uwzgledniajac niemiecklch
katolik6w st6sunku do polsklch
katolikow doznsja iak maj
sprawiedliwszego traktowania.
Moe teraZ pan lledemann
20 takiej %gorzl<iej pigu}ce
bedzie ostrozuiejszym / ME
bedzie, jak przys}owie m6wi,
wtyka} nosa, gdzie ME de-.
grosza. u,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18
PkACIC "a KATOLIKA
TO l O$V<).

RZUCONA wilkom ma
pozarcie. w Rosyi z powodu
s~ogiej zimy pojawijaa sic
znaczne stada wilk6w, kt6re
napadaja nietylko ma zwie-
rzeta, ale nawet ma ludzl.
Niedawno goni}a grenada
wilk6w sanki, ma kt6rych
siedzia} wieSniak z iona i
dzieckiem. Gdy CHOP widzia},
be wiki ]uz bardzo bllsko,
chcial i'm rzuciG dziecko ma
pozarcie. w przypuszczenlu, re
wiki sic ma pewien czas
wstrzymaja W pogoni. Gdy
iona stawila op6r, nleludzkl
wiesniak wyrzuciE zone z
dzieckiem i popedzi} dalej.
Wiki jednakze majac na oku
sanki. nie spostrzeg}y ME
szczesllwej kobiety. tylko
wciaz naprz6d, az wreszcie
dogoni}y zEoczyhce i pozar}y.
Kobieta z dzieckiem 20 uciaz-
liwych trudach przyszla szcze-
$liwie do domu.
BARBARZYNSTWO. Z
Kosowa W Galicyi pisza:D nia
10 BIN. odkryto ma okopo-
wisku zydowskiem W Kosowie
wykradanie cial zmar}ych.
Zachodzi podejrzenie. re tru-
pY tie uzYwane So do
karmienia nierogacizny, lub
tez ola zysku przez uzycie do
czar6w, w kt6re lud tute)szy
wierzy. Pierwszc przypuszcze.
ME 0 lyle zdaje sic bye
wiecej uzasadnione, gdyz
sprawcy odcinaja nogi i
takowe pozostawiaia, reszte
zas miekkich czeSci re SODA
zabiera1a. Naleza}oby, ably
w}adze i organa bezpieczei-
sta rozwine}y coskolwiek
(energii i wySledzi}y sprawc6w
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18
TX uChaxka
POLSkA l AM
ely SKA
xawieraj9ca
kilka set

W"2ep5s6w kuchorskach.
dia m}odych mezatek, kucharek
gospodyn ma TAME 1 smaczne prey
rzadzanie %rozmaltych potraw, 4
saczegdlnle zup, sos6w, jarzyn,
potraw m%1esnych i postnych 3
uwzgledn;eniem potraw polskich,
mianow,c!e barszczu, b1gosu, IRA
COW, 1akow, i p1eozywa amerykah-
akiego jaxo to: cakes, biscuits
mullins, pies, it'd.
CENA 60 Q.
Mo&no te hs'q&ke dostaG 20 Esia.
yGy29 II. DERD WSRLEGC "
W;nona, MINI
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18


Ia sama ksa&eczka oprawna "
sk6rke z obrazkiem
Ia sama ,,Ksiakeczka do nabo4eh-
silva ola mtodsissyY 0kuciem
& zameczk;em... ~.~....1 rs
Ia sama oprawna " kos6 sfoniowa.
albo " aksamit. .........l .76
% D.l orossyoh b.
ANI0h sTROz opfawny " Morke
ztocone brzegI loo
Ani64 Strdn,"~ oprawny W
sk5rkf, z'n.:ane orzegi, z okuciem,
a~amrrza:~ 2fotym tytuliklem
50
ANlUE sIkuz oprawny W Roie
sfontnxa Tub W aksam1t.. 800
lEOTY OhTARZYK, mocno o.
prawny ze zfoconyn . tytulikiem
WYBoREK opraw. " pf6tno so.4s
ztocone brzegi, skorka O.s0
okuc,em zameczkiem 100
OETARZYK POLSKI -
ze ztoconemi brzegami lao
se sprzaczka Z okuciem 800
DUNN opraw. " ek6rke l.6o
zicoons brzegi LII !,
20 >~sprzaczka 500
Ogr6dek D b W =, q
prawny W sk6rke, z}ocone brse.
ri, z obrazkami na ok}adee," zAo.
conym tYtulikiem. $l.6e
Ta sama ksiazka zameczkie0
i okueiena. 200
" k. Mary opr. v
sk5rke. LIS
" k Mary, 4}ocony
@tulik i z}oc ~ brzegi- LIZ
~ ianel M>ryA z1oG,ne
hrsegl = ,*r'~' tisn ska'ie0
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18
SZLASK.

RACIBORZ. Niedawno
temu przywieziono tn zoinie'
RIA, kt6ry by} II lat W
Krolestwie Polskiem. Zo}nierz
ten s}uzyl W 9 kompanil
~piechoty r~egimentu 81 i bJ}
odkomenderowany 1873 roku
ma grantee z powodu zarazy
pomiedzy byd}em. Ztamtad
uciekl. Nazywa sic Stachalski.
w Polsce zywi} sic przemyt-
nictweln. Teraz go spotka
kara wojenna i musi reszte
swojej sluzby odsElzyc.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18
COS
8-niu PoQWiIgacciaeh.

L. a w l e a:
/. Papuga, pow,astka.
2. Palma Kwletnlowa, powlastks
8. Smutne skutki n1emadrego fglAs
pcw1astka.
4. NieuczYnnos6, pow'e6d.
5. Przeczucie, p%owiastka.
s. LudwiKa i Helena, powiet4.
Z. Zfot6wka, powlastks. e.
8. Try przy.acn6}ki, powia stha.
CENA 80 O.
e Mona re ksiezkf dostat 70 ksis
Qo1ni H, DEkDO WSKZE@O Y
Wiacna, MINI, =
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18
w 20

~MACIEJKOWlCE w pc
wiecie Katowickim. w zesz}a
sobote zaczaE sic 20 letni
ciskacz (szleper) Kuklas z
ojcem, 7o-letnim staruszklem
kl6cic. w ~przeciagu k}6tni
przycisnai syn OLGA do drzwi,
poczem przywiaza} mu glove
do klamki i przybi} rece
gwozdziami do drzwi. Doplero
ma SERGE rozdzierajacy krzyk
staruszka przybiegli lud2ie,
ktorzy 60 uwolnili z ralS
tyrana. Jestto brutalnos6,
kt6rej trudno dac Ware, lecz
wszystkie gazety wladomos6
te podaja.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18
Ksiazki 90 nabozeh-
silva

Dziscie do Boga........ .........2o
Dziecie do Boga 50 ozfotemi bro
Ewiat niewinnosci ola dzieci pols.
kich W Ameryce.
,Ksiakeozka" do nabo8ehstwa ola
mtodzie&y, stocone brzegi, 1looe'
ny tytulik, pofsk6rek a,tytuli.
ken J6sefa Chooiszew:,Riego1
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18

RYBNIK. Krolewski do
zorca lasu Kilmann znalazf W
leslie blizko Rybnika bande
cygan6w z 6 cs6b Sic
sk}adajaca ME zywaw Snlegu
kt6ra ]uz dosyc dawno
musia}a zmarznaG. Pomiedzy
banda So dwaj mezczyzni
try kobiety i jedno dziecko.
Prey trupach znalezlono
jeszcze kociol do gotowanla !
zmarznietego psa.
CHROPACZOW w So
bote zdarzyt sic tn W kopaln'
Slazkiej nieszczesliwy wypa :
dek. Jeden nadkopacz (Ober-
hauer) mia} z 10 g6rnlkam'
wyjechaG ma wlerzch ma
wiidzie, ktora z po"odu
iakiejs przeszkody nagle o &C
metr6w spad}a i z TAXA moca
uderzy}a, ze 4 gornlko"
odnios1o ciezkie rany. k1lku
po}ama}o nogi. WszystklcE
nieszczeSliwych pomieszczonc
w lazarecle knapszaftowym "
Kr6l. Hucie.
Z innej strony donoszS
ieszcze, co nastepuje: Gdy -"
sobote dnia p marca g6rnlc>
20 szychcie (dni6wce) chcIel
wyiechac ia wierzch, sladfc
ich ma winde 20. Zamiast icf
ciqgnac W gore, spusci} ict
maszynista ma dol tax gwa{'
townie, ze 8-miu musiano I
po1amaneni nogami krzyza'
mi do lazaretu odwieSG.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18
0r. n(i(6S' NerO(pe 0i(ft.

ST. Stiles Reitasaftbe Eesblse lit bel onea
Mpot1efern uuter ousbridlt9er 8arantie ST baben
bart, eeno.. bur9 Gtulenoun9 bes Yreiies beapgen me1s
ben. l fEIaf1e foftetSL00; s Glai9en $780, 1reBf?ea
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18
APTEKA NIEMIECKA
!, u: W.. Lauer'a

mana wszyst-
Winonie.a tax.
ekolicY Z aku'
keaywaniu "a
Arom lekarMw
Hardw oraf ia.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
WILL HAVE ANOTHER TEAM.
Baseball Club Called the Wichita Blues has
Been Organized.

The new base ball club has been or
ganized and named the Wichita Blues.
The admirers of the national game
now believe that Wichita has a base
ball nine that will do some good play
ing.
The best home material has been
selected and two outside men have
been secured, a. p. Switzer the crack
pitcher of Topeka and J. +. Woodleaf
of Kansas City, who has made rep
utation as a pitcher.
The opening games will be played
today at the fair grounds at $3.50 p. m.
and tomorrow with the Burton Ma
rooms, and a hard fought battle is eX-
pected.
The Wichita team will line up fol-
lows today:
Taylor, catcher: Switzer, pitcher;
Hill. first base; Clarke. second base:
Wernecke, third base; Owens. short stop
HendryX. left field: Herberger. center
field; Herford, right field; Rice and
BurSon, substitutes. Game called at
$3.50. w. Jones, umpire.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-27
WICHITA ALWAYS NOVEL
Two Men Here Who are Novelties in Their
Line.

II is an exceedingly chilly day when
| a novelty cannot be found in the Peer
| less Princess. 1t has no equal OF its
size in the United States for them.
/ The latest is a man without legs, rid
/ ing a safety two wheeled bicycle and a
man without hands playing a from
I bone.
II has always been held that tram
! bone could not be played by even a ma r
with but one hand. hut Harry Parks
/ has demonstrated that man without
any hands can play il. he is now the
! trambOne player Of the Second Regi-
| ment band and the boys say that ne
Will make a good one. Harry had both
| his hands shot of at Arkansas City
three years ago and IS now receiving 4
/ pension from the state
The bicycle rider referred 70 is George
/ ". c. Jones, the worthy justice OF the
| reace. Both his legs were amputaed
| twenty-five years ago after being
/ frozen while or \ buffalo hunt down
near Medicine Lodge lie has walked
! through lie on wooden legs ever since
A few days ago when he went into q
! hicvcle store on North Main street and
asked - see bicycle
For your boy, judge" asked the
clerk.
No. sir. for myself" said the judge
The clerks eyes stuck out ike sau-
GERS. but pursuing that good business
policy u thinking II was none % his
/ business whether the judge wanted 70
! souander money on bicycle Or not he
proceeded 10 show him wheels
II think l would like this u Eeel heTe %
said the judge. pointing % = ladies'
( wheel.
The clerk stu thought = was none *
| his business and sold the ladys wheel
| 10 the judge.
II want you 70 teach ne - ride =
now" said NJ. Jones
The clerk almost tainted. but he b.
gan the task and il twenty minutes
! Judge Jones vas pumping them wassls
/ IKE IN expert II j. now Eooz nd
e and he says ~ IS willing - Be: one
/ = Ais Cochin China chickens aga f1s-
/ Mrs. Leases political principles 1zaE
| re can beat her in century race.