davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-07-30

AO oE0nCSI VI Gue. ACWdLGT
Press was in town last Tuesday
and of course called on us. As
there have been reports of news
paper war from Atwater we were
somewhat anxious to see what
was left of Bro. Spencer, We
examined him carefully outbound
no scar, nor even a SINCE of his
garment. Bro. Spencer isn't
hurt worth cent yet, by that
young man from the city, and
wont be. Bro. Spencer of course
has his peculiarities like most of
us, and some of them don't set
good with some. One of his
most Objectionable features, we
happen to know, is that he can
not be bossed around by every
hair brained politician, and that
he tells the truth about them
sometimes. An editor that tells
the truth whenever he feels it
his duty to do so, irrespective of
whom it may hurt, is a terror to
political bosses. Hence the at
tempt to supersede him by the
new paper. We are glad to
know that Bro. Spencer is Meth
err scared nor. hurt. Any man
with a thimble full of brain knows
that Atwater cannot support two
newspapers. And it is equally
absurd to suppose that the Re-
publican can drive out the Press,
when we consider Bro. Spencer's
hustling qualities and that he is
well established and has a large
share Unpopular supportthrough-
out his section. His manly and
independent stand during the
last campaign is we'll known and
appreciated by all fair minded
people. This attempt to run him
out will be a boomerang, and
end in dismal failure to it's pro-
moters. While we are ready to
acknowledge Bro. Satterlee's
ability and possible good faith in
the matter, we believe he was
allured with glittering promises
to. locate at Atwater and that
sooner or later he will be obliged
Ito fold his tent, etc. Personal
emnities and spite work may
cause tides and disturbances on
the sea of the newspaper field,
but water will soon seek it's level.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-07-30

Z In commenting on the Horn
Harvey debate the Midway News
says:
'Our great financial and polit-
lcal circuses may be amusing
enough but they are not profita-
BILE to the masses. - :
What? Not profitable to have
the important questions of the
day publicly discussed by able
men? Can it be that Bro. Para
dis is one Of those who believe in
keeping the masses in ignorance?
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-07-30
TUESDAY, JULY BOTH, 1896
Notice to Subscribers. :


We have now completed check
ing over credits received from
subscribers on the various lists
sent in and have corrected our
mailing galleys to conform with
them. We ask as favor that
our subscribers will inspect the
date which appears with their
names on. the upper right-hand
margin of their papers and ifthey
have any reason to believe that
a mistake has been made to kind
ly notify this office at once.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-07-30

PRESIDENT G leland is report.
ed fas ing that the bankers
have us {the government by the
leg. - It doesn't worry Grover
much, however, as he is some
what of a banker himself. ,.-s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-07-30

SpdcaDI the 1aIBIJ 81 Is
NIT Of publis hing tI : q llIilill
astsWmich Com re.a,l "a tIl Ia eI 81 =
gaveSthe M inne apolis RIBuNEs
when evaded his ehalle nge to
discuss the noney question in,
public debat ttWould as WelI
apply tomany other papers which
profess to believe il the old Re.
publican principles and still pub
licly worship the golden calf.
Mr.. ToWnes has just made the;
discovery that the governing!
forces Of the Repub lican party
have switched the party of onto
the monome tallic money advo.I
cacy and it makes him hot, iin-
dignantmad all over. We will
quote just q line or two from his
roast Of the Mimi apolis Tribune:
90 This is not The first time that
you have impunged my Republi-
canism. I deny your right to sit
il Judgment onany body S Repub-
licanism: Y on are not a Republi-
can journal. on are an organ sc
the British gold standard, and
you belong to q conspiracy, .:whe1
ther tacit or formal ] care not, to
deceive the great loyal and patrii-
otto Organization to which you
falsely proclaim allegiance, into
support of the most runious ecoo
nomic heresy of modern times.
And you will fail. You will fail
wholly and ignominiously. The
people are becoming informed,
and will not long remain blind to
your sham pretences for bimetal-
ism. If once you were to come
out openly for the single gold
standard the Indignation of an
outraged party would not endure
your advocacy for an hour /: :.
Mr.. Towne has it badly: We
know how to sympathize with him.
We believed the people would
rise and redeem the old party.
We advocated free silver, tried to
show how the platforms of the
party were nothing but a strad-
die. How the gold-bug: element
use the unnaturally low price of
silver as a bug a-boo to keep the
people in line by bowling that the
silver dollar was not 'honest"
etc., but it awaited not as we
might have known. While the
men of the party would pat us on
the back and be anxious that we
should appear in their. ranks yet
they looked askance at us, and
when we were out of hearing
would say,''He is nothing but a
popuist, anyway: = Was it a flop
when we became a populist?
Only in technical sense per
haps. To stay in the old party
was to become a monometalist.
We joined the party where we
are welcome to advocate our be-
lief. Towne will come to this.
He will find party prejudice SO
strong in the Republican ranks
that they will have nothing to do
with q man who advocates what
they III their blindness call
questionable theories. . They
have already classed him with
the populists, and a populist he
must become,~ if he does not
want to renounce his convictions
and be a silent member of the re-
publican party forever.
49,, $3.50 v. r. T..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-07-30

= = - k>"kOAo <sAAA IL oAAOJ
have any reason to believe that
mistake has been made to kind
ly notify this Office at once.
The recent decision of the Su-
preme Court on the income tax
is the greatest blow at the sta
bility of this country that has
ever yet occurred. This lies in
the fact that the court overruled
what was supposed to be- the
permanently settled policy Of
this government in regard to
such taxation. A tax precisely
similar in any respect as the late
income tax has been held con-
stitutional by the U. S.. Supreme
Court from he very beginning
of the government. To reverse
this line of decision was simply
to loot up all precedents, to do
away with the principle ''Stare
dicissis' and to leave the future
action of the court at sea on all
other settled points. If the Su-
preme Court can decide once that
a certain term in the constitution
has a certain meaning. and in
the course of time, a hundred
years, one year, or three months.
that this same word has differ
ent and contrary meaning, then
what is the constitution for?
The simple fact is that we have
no constitution in the United
States any more. This income
tax decision overruling the
former decisions of the court for
hundred years back, simply
opens every other adjudged ques-
ton settled by the court under
demonstration. No lawyer after
this can have the faintest idea as
towhat is constitutional, and what
not. The lawyers now, instead of
studying reports of former
decisions of the court, will have
to make a pilgrimage to Wash
ington to learn from the court
what it will hold on such and
such a question in the future.
This unlimited autocracy of five
Supreme Judges has of course is
disadvantages, but in the end it
may be efficient means of giving
the people their rights without
impediments by constitutions or
laws of any kind. All the people
of U. S.. have to do now, is to Sc
cure five Supreme Judges on
their side, and there may be
found a way of getting them.
These five judges can proceed to
reverse all former decisions of
the court. They can transfer
cur railroads to Uncle Sam. They
can shield the poor debtor from
his creditors. They can make
gilded aristocracy come to terms
by legal process and under con-
stitution. The present Supreme
Court has set the example III
favor of wealth to exempt wealth
from taxation. But it has for:
tunately opened the road to radi-.
cal reforms without cons itut ional
ndments. All we want: now
is five judges in favor Of justice
of the comm on ople. Once I'M
they can evolut ionic. the whole
Icount satisf the most rapid.
socialist to distrib ution Of pro
perry, and yet be- tric tly il line
with Justice Shiras 81 Go. The
factis that this eonl lis now
sruled sby 1--WE absol ,lt iic tators,
q majority q theI s a1Eh,ne Court.
The commoln Poop must set con
troll Sc these tora cost
That IS az t1
terminate tsog md pos
lysrule ii this Of
the Justices S II,teme|
Court viii ,hd16 ellilY tl1el
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-07-30
: VE'D'

yByhaving contemplating. daons at
81 lllA WREN CEa'SS
Carpenter bbing Shop .
Storm windows and doors re-
moved Screen. 1wl1iindo Ws and
doors made and put Wood
turniing and scro awning, saw
filing general mac hiiner repair
Ing and praetii boat bslil ding
Satisfaction ell arant Shop
==eastf SWed isl z,1th eran church.
Address Box go
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

OMAHA, Nebr,- Po]icya
oddala klucze Cd tutejszego
koScio{a ks. Biskupowi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
n DakoaejskiegO Pucka,

U mas W Pucku, W parati sw.
J6zefo, odby}o sic 40 godzinne nabo-
zehstwo. Rozpocze}o sic W uroczy-
stos6 naszego Patrona sw.J6zefa, a re
by@a piekna pogeda, vice "a
staraniem naszego wielebnego
proboszcza ks. J Wojtowcza wszy-
stko by}o odprawione nader wspa.
nia}e i ceremonialnie.
z zamiejscowych ksiezy dopo'
magali acknowledgement ksieza:
x. Zielonka z Opola X. Be}zowskj
z Alberty. Wszyscy ksieza pracowa
Ii przesz}o 3 dni = OF ran dc
wieczora, DO wszyscy p~arafanie
przystepowali do s%powiedzi komu.
nil swietej ].
Nasza polska kapela, zorgani
zowana przesz}ej jesieni, dobrze sic
przy 40 godzinnem na~bozehstwie
popisa}a.
W imieniu wszystkich para6an
skfadam serdecznie staropolskie
Bog zap}ac wszystkim, kt6rzy
udzia4 brali W tel powaznej uro-
czystosci, a zw1aszcza wielebnym
ksiezom Zielonce i Be}zowskiemL.
JUZEF GRUBA.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
TyAR10

Wiemy dobrze, re wypadk6w
MAKO ma swlecie, ale to fakt, re SO.
Wszakze / skawny wynalazca Edj-
son utrzymuje lie robi{ odkrycia
w6wczas, gdy wcale "a zen innem
szuka}, Jablko z drzewa spad4o.
Newton sic mad tenn zastanowl} ]
odkry4 prawo naturY. Wyr6b szk}a
z topionego piasku byio wYpad-
KEN. Wypadklem James Watt
odkry{ sl4e parry. Wypadkiem
George Stephenson ulepszy{ system
parry W lokomotywach. Ale system
kolei 5elaznych W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych ME przyszed} do mas wy
padkiem. Jest on racze] rezultatem
wieloletn,eJ ciezkie] piracy, scis}ego
wyrdchowania, oszczednoscl z
CORY u}ozonYch plan6w na przysz-
lose. S1edm tysiecY mil llnli Bur
lingtohsk1ej ME zawdzlecza]2 swego
wzrostu AMI wypadkowl ami oko-
l,cznoscl. Kupujc;e swoie tykiety,
jedzcie To- droga, a przekonac1e sig,
re p%o}aczenla, p%ospiech, elegancya
wagon6w i op1eka mad pasazeraml
spowodowafy to %wszYstko. Fo mapy,
tYkiety tip. zg}aszajcie sig do W.
J. G.. Kenyon, agent %jeneralny W
st. Paul, Mimi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
Hs0trxehme wsxeMzSe.

J. 3. Wilson. 81 Clay Str, S%zarpoburg,
Pa, m6wi, ze ME moza odbyc sig bez
Dr.. kinga wynalazku ma suchoty ,kas2@e
i zieb1ce. 10 lekarstwo wyleczy4o jego
zone, kt6ra byla zagr zona PneImonia
pc ataku grypy. Robert Barber z Cook
sporr Pa, mniema, il nowy ~wynalaZek
Dr.. Kinga wiecej mu pom6gl. anizoli
inne lekarstwa ma p(uca. Spr6buj
Butelki IA probe darmo.
Mona dostac W Aptekach pod
Or}em ina. ". S. Tomk1ew1cza
and Bro. A56 Mitchell ILL.,, r6g 2
ave., i SAT Lincoln ave-, r6g 5
ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
W~ysfrzegaj sic

z1ych skutk6w krost, brodawek j
innych podobnych oznak z}ej ,
popsutej krwi. Me mia}bys ich
gdyby twoja krew by}a czysta a
system W normalnych warunkach
One same wskazuia czege CT potrze-
ba, - srodek do oczyszczenia
krw1. A bedziesz mla} czysta krew,
jesll bedzlesz uzywa} ORA Pierces
,,Golden Medical Discovery
Przywr6cl CT zdrow1e, i wyleczy
wszeIk1e wysypki sk6rne. A gdy
kledykolwlek sic ukaze, re nlesku-
tecznie dzlafa1o lekarstwo i ME
wyleczy4o chocby nawet najupor-
czywszej wysypk'. dostaniesz ma
powr6t pieniadze. | to wfasnle jest
przYczYna, re to lekarstwo jest
take i ~najtahszem.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
MAD MOCHA.

Mad mogi}a, mad zielona
Ciche gwiazdki smutne p}on2...
Jeszcze smutniej gdzies W ustroni
Rzewna ~piosenke ptaszsk dzwon1!
Ma mogile krzyz sic czcrni,
Opasany wiehcem cierni;
Pod MIN sterczy jak g}az siny
Dziwnie piekny -trup dziewczyny
Ani6} pahski szed} dr6zyna...
l zap1aka} mad dziawczyn2!
Skrzyd1a z RAMON odjj22} z}ote..
I otuli1 W ME sierote!
Ziemi grudke wzia} z mogi}y...
By dar Bogu poniesc nifty;
I szedf 2 wolna-bo mu grudka
Jak SWAT ciezy, choc malutka!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

GoIevczyny; ks B. Swiejkow
ski zGoiewczy nY do Grebowa;
KS j.. Burda 2 Spi0w do
Hacaernia KS. j. Grzywa 2
Zac2aruiano RoSowa, ks. L..
Bu'saEa pozoseal W Miechocinie
ZMARLI. W Ropozycach
1mar} d. rs a.m. praezYwszy
IS, Rudolf Goadawa Chros
szcze"sk', b. obywatet IN.
Krakowo, b. wlas;;ciel d6br
Bodzan6w pod Wlejicska,
poruc2nik ln&yneryi, nastepnie
wiezieh stanu IA Szpilbergu,
ad]utanta szefa oddzisiu 2.
gwardyl narodowe) r. l848
urxednik rady powiatowei W
Ropczycach. Pogrzeb zacnego
obywatela odbY} sic l. marca
pray nader licznym udziale
przyjaci6} zmarfego i przywi9.
zanych do nlego wtoscian. 49,
W Warszswie zmar} ouegdai
Stanis}aw Niedzjelski, znany
mu2Yk, jeden z za1ozycieli
opery polskiej we Lwowie,
przez pewien czas dyrektor
krakowskiego towar2ystwa
mu2ycznego, q potem dyrektor
,,Lutn'' l6d2kiej. Niedzielsk,
by4 autorem bardzo popular
ny:h krakoWiaiz6w / innych
drobiazg6w muayczpyoh. W
m{odszych lataoh posiadaf
fadn7 barytoG i spiewat W
oper2e. MarYa z Radzih
skicly Opolska, ob7watelka
m'asca Rzeszowa, zmarla w
Rzeszovle dnia Z. b.m. w So.
roku zYcIa. Bronis1aw
CetDars&l, technik, syn pow
szechn1o s5anowanego przed-
s%iebIoroy / burmistrza miasta
hancuta, zrnarzf W Eahcucie
dnia 6, b hi. konstanty
P:llnski, nlasciciel dobr Tar
novice 2 pr2yl, b. posel ma
sejm kraiowy, b. marsza}ek
rady povlatowej jasie!aki, 20
dlugloj cie&kiej chorob,e,
opatrzony sw. s~akramentafni.
przezywszy 70, zmar} TAME W
dniu 5. BIN.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
z NEBRASKA przy-

2 przy-
przybyli W nasze stro-
ny panowie Franci-
seek Gapa / Franci-
seek WardYn u Ash
ION, ably zbierac ofiary
ma g4odem dotknie-
tychP olak6w W swym
Stanie.
O bledzie W Ne
brasce juz nieraz
pisaliSmy. Bracia nasi
z powodu n%ieurodzaju
W ostatnich dw6ch
latach l~iteralnie z
glodu umieraJa. Brak
nieszczeSliwym zyw-
nosci do %utrzymania
zycia i brak zboza ma
zasiewy.
Niechaj kazdy kto
moze, ciezko dotknie-
tych rodak6w ma
|szych W Nebrasce
poratuje, a Pan Bog
mu to sowicle wyna-
grodzl.
w SPOnllllanl uWa)
%wys}ahcy p~osiadaja2
upowaznienie dozbie~
rama ofiar cd znane
go p~olskiego kap4ana
ks. Stuer, Cd KS.
BiskupaScannell oraz
cd sadu powiatu
Howard.
Rospoczna onj swoja ezyn
nose chrzesoiahska W Winonie,
pocze1n pojada ma fanny do
Pine Creeku, North Cceeku /
Independence.
Ka1dy mi}osierny ofarodaw-
ca Probationary bedzie W
naszym K0tohku.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
DrObne Ectla.

OMAHA, Nebr,- Po]icya
odda}a klucze Cd t~utejszego
koScio{a ks. Biskupowi.
w CHICAGO koSci6} sw.
Jadwigi ponownie zamkniety,
i ostatni proboszcz, ks.
Siedlaczek, przez Biskupa
odwo}any.
DYNIEWICZOWKA chi.
cagoska az dwie,i to saznlste,
podaia correspondence z
Dakotejskiej Warszawv ma
obrone Observation-Disclosures
klamstw. Czy to n. P.
prawda, ze W okolicy Mimic
ME ma salonow? - Wszakze
ME gdzieindziei jeno W
salonie, zebrano owe 50
podpis6w pod jedn9 korespon-
dencya. i wszystkie po}ozone
|by}y pc piianemu.
A gdziez to zasz]a owa
scena miedzy podupad}ym
klerykiem a Indyaninem i
]ego synem, kiedy to podraz-
niony Iodyanin chcial aduko-
wanego }obuza zastrzellc, a
on sic synem jego zas}ania4?
--- Czy take ME W salonie ?
A zkadze sic pan fajciarz
mianuje nauczycielem? Czy z
tel racyi, re raz lobuzostwem
swojem skompromitowa} Ia
twowierna nauczycielke i
wycyganit Cd niej ubranie?
= Albo ztad, re zastepujac
nauczyciela, wieksza Geese
czasu ga nauke przeznaczonego
W salonie przepedza}? Wszak
wiemy dobrze, IL zwyklem
jego zajeciem jest dojenie
kr6w pewnemu farmerowi j
oprzatanie mu koni, q czasem
i baby.
Co zaS do wykradzenia
pclskiej kasy W czasie
ostatniego powstania - to Q
tenn niedawno nawet jeden
ksiadz, dobrze Lubawe zoaja
cy, nam powiada}.
Niecha] to ma teraz
wystarczy. Wiecej miejsca
tymczasem takiemu moralne.
mu mizerakowi poswiecic ME
mozemy. P. Dyniewicz, wida&
ola ludzi a la DR.. Leuschne1
i hr. Langowski wiecel }askav
= niecha1ze sobie dale
podoona store karmi, byle je
tylko ma uczciwych ludzi ME
puszczal.
TAME FOTOGRAFIE 7
nj orgeneiera.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

A sierota z grobu wsta1a,
Jak lila wiotka, bia1a,
Sfucha, patrzy, schyla czofo,
Znane jeki brzmi2 W oko}o
S}ucha, patrzy, zal piers dzwiga,
Krew ran swietych ME zastyga,
krzyz obje}a, skrzyd}a zdarla,
l pc drugi a zamarfa!
Mad mogi}q, mad %zielona,
Ciche gwiazdki co noe plonq!
Liliowy kwiat przez chwile...
Go noe kwitniena mogile.
A Ia krzyzu ptak SIG jaw
10 takich rzecach prawi...
Ze kto s1yszy, ten ME moze
w zagniewanie wierzyG Boze.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
WIADOMOSCI
NJ T. 81 W E.
Vybory.

rych wyborcy naszego miasta
glosowaG beda W ma blizszy
poniedziaEek, d. Kwletnla
r, b.
Nasz Katozlh, jake oredow-
nix ludu polskiego, katolic-
kiego, W Wlnonie, majac
obowiazek radzic jaknajlepiej
swym rodakom wobec tax
waznej chwili, ia raza W
pewnym by} k}opocie, iakiej
w1asciwie partly scisle sic
trzyma6, gdyz obie stara}y
sic o postawienie jaknallep-
szych kandydatow. Me podo-
bala sic nam przedewszyst-
klein nominacya PM a h e VS.
ma majora miasta. Bylibysmy
jui woleli p. Youm a n S
]ako popierajacego rodakow
naszych w swoim businesie.
Jednakowoz Z chwilq, gdy
D. Mathews dobrowolnle gre.
zygnowaI Z kandydatury,
znalezlismy pred SODA droge
juz zupe}nie otwarta, / gdy
D. D aw d F a k | e +, do
tychczasowy burmistra miasta,
przyjaf demokratyczna kan
dydature va majora, wszelka
watplivosc znikne1a. KandyA
DAT ten jest tax mIedzy
Polakami w naszem mlescie
popularnym i TAX sumiennie
! uczciwie urzad sw6j dotad
sprawiaI, re uwazamy to "a
nasz obywatelski obowiazek,
wszelkich starah doIozy6, by
ten many przyjaciel Polak6w
ma urzedzie pozosta}.
Ma czeIe tykietu demokra.
tycznego stoi, jak widzicie, 2.
Fakler, dobry katolik dobry
czIowiek. By tego jednego
cz}owieka ma pewno przepro-
wadzit i jego szans W wybc-
rach ME os}abit, postanowi-
iSmy ca}y tykiet demokratycz~
tyczny popierat spodziewamy
sic, re kazdY be- wyjatku
Polak w miescie poczyta to
sobie "a swiety o%bowiazek,
gIosem swoim do jego
wyboru sic przyc2ynic.
Kandydatem demokratycz-
nym ma kasyera miejskiego
jest dotychczasowy nasz
kasyer miejski p. C.. A.
Gil e, osobistosc kazdemu
Polakowi znana z jakraJ-
lepszei strony.
Kandydatem ma assesora
Jest p. E. w. R e b S t 0 c k,
ktory codziennle sk}ada do
woody swojego przywiazanla
do pTaeujacego ludu.
Jako a | erm a t
large znajduje sic ma
tykiecie acknowledgement i.
NJ. t ~ e. Jest to jeden
z tych Amerykan6w, kt6rzy
Polaka sic nie wstydza, posia-
da zaS, ]ako dawniejszy
b%urmistrz, Obscene doswiad-
genie CO do robot publicz-
nych i zarzadu miasta. Skoro
tego wybierzemy, bedzie
nog1o miasto oszczedzic setki
dolar6w, jake zwykle wpada.
ia W rece niesumiennych
kontraktor6w. Takiego dziel-
nego cziowieka w1asnie teraz
potrzebu]emy. G}osowac ma
naszego M. Toye jake
aldermana at large!
Jako Schooldirector at
large nominowany p. Arth I
Beyerstedt. Do urzedu tego
jest on zdolnym przez swoje do.
S~wladczenie.
Kandydatem ma Dyrektora
Szk6lnego W pierwszej wardzie jest
D. D. B. Pritchard. G}osujcie
ma niego,a ME ma kobiete, DO kobe
Gle patrzec garnka,a ME polityki.
Przeciwko kandydaturze innycI
dyrektor6w szk6lnych demokratycz
nych, .. H. Garlock ola drugie;,
wardy i p. J. D. Reuss ola trze-
ciej wardy, pewnie laden polsk
wyborca ME zaprotestuje. Trudn(
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
q GALICYI.

SACHER
os}awiony autor rozmaltych
powiesci osDutych ma tie 2ycla
jakoby ga]icyjskiego, kt6re
wsp6lnie z podobnYmi produ :
ktami s}awnego Karola
Emilia Franzosa lyle bredni 0
wynalezionei przez Mich
,,Po}azYi' " SWAT pusci}v,
zaped} W Lindheim Nv g6rnej
Hesyi) ia uieuleczalna chorobe
umYsfowa. Zdaje sic, Re on ma
te chorobe jul wtedy cjerpiaf,
kiedy owe brednie pisaf.
%WIADOMOSCI KOSCIEL-
NE. lnstytuowany IA probo-
stwo W Gogolowie ks. NJ.
Fllipek koop. W Grebowie.
= Przeniesieni: ks J6zef
Gordowski, administrator W
Gogolowie, jake koop. do
Markow5; kooperatory: ks.
Jan Antosz z Markowy do
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
Dobra ~sposobnos6!
ZAKKAD
r. TO G r A FI CZ ny

WartoScl 1900 - W centrum
Polcnii, liczacej rs tysiecy
mieszkahc6w, miedzy trzema
polskiemi koscio}ami, Jest do
nabycia "a sumo $3.50. 90 W
got6wce. Niefschowego po-
dejmu}e sic sprzedajacy sztuki
fotograflcznej wyuczyc.
Pc bli&sze i~nformacve zg}o-
sic sic do Redakcyi Katollko.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

NARODZINY. Pan
MARGIN Trawicki cieszY sic, ze
rae tel j coreczka w dom jego
zawita}a. - Pan Wawrzynlec
Das2kowski r6wniea sic cieszY
nowonarodzonej c6reczce i 9
tel okaayi druchow trytuje.
GOSCIE. " pr2esz1ym
tygodniu r6wnoczesnie byli Wy
miescle nasZem panowle Leon
Heilpern oraz Franciszek
Gryglaszewskl 2 Minneapolis
- i rzecz dziwna - wiecej
lgne}o tuteJs2ych serc polskich
do pierwszego, nia do dru
giego,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28

powszechnie znany kasyer W Mer-
chants Bank. W trzeciej wardzie
IA aldermana jest kandydatem p.
John Won r oh I, jeden z maj
starszych aptekarzv i og6le oby-
watel W miescie.
w czwartej wardzie demokraci
ponownie dali nominacya IA alder
mana o.. M. J. X walew S k e
m u, aptekarzowi. Jestto jedyny
alderman w ca1em miescie, ktorego
zaszczycono ponowna nominacyaa
Jezeli liczni jego przyjaciele Polacy
go ME zdradza, Z pewnoscia / ta
raza %wybranym z~ostanie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-28
DWAJ

DWAJ CIERZANOWIE,
robotnicy W Winonie, Roman
/ Jozef, odebrali w tvch dnjach.
"a posredniclwem tutejszego
generalnego agenta Fl. G. @.
Smitha, spadek re starego
kraiu, wynoszacy przesz}o 1000
dolar6w. Pokaza}o sic PREY tenn,
be " starym kraju pisza ich
rodzine z p~rzydomkiem ,,von",
iako potomk6w s:arei szlachty
kaszubskiej.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-22

The editor of the Bangor Whig in
dulges in some rather vehement remarks
concerning the Boston Herald on ac-
count of the appearance in these columns
of an allusion to an alleged incident,
wherein Mr.. Boutelle was desert bed as
having resented Secretary Herbert's lead
ing procession of carriages acrosse the
Potomac to witness cavalry drill Mt
Fort Myer. MIR. BouteIle was said TO
have commented on the prominence of
confederate briagdier on this occasion,
and to have contrasted the spectacle with
the events of thirty years ago. The edi-
tor OF our Bangor contemporary corrects
some OF the details of this story, and his
version of it relieves it of its unpleasant
features. His department on this occas-
ion seems to have been altogether credita-
BILE to him, and we regret that we were
misinformed as to exact facts of this
episode by the uusally accurate Washing
ton correspondent of the Chicago Times
Herald. Boston Herald.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-22
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Notice to Cement Dealers. Brick MAN.
ufaeturers and FOundrymen.

CEALED proposals for furnishing sewer
= bricks, cement and iron castings for the
sewer department. will be received at the
until Wednesday. the 22nd day of May. iSa5
at IL O'Clock NJ. when they will be Lublicly
opened ana read; The sus successful bidder viii
With suretiss satisfactory to the Commis.
sioner of Public Works to, insure the nroner
fulhlment Of the conditions the contract.
sneeifr stions and further informal lon nnaue na =
i;e Obtained at the office Of the Commits .San
sed bas shosd Es hs
teJeco any of the city SO to do usea ZEN IT Tor
be marked 'proposals'' and addrssssssnao sno'lto ia
GEO. n. FERNALD, Commissioner nsT Of pbD 10
lie Works. myl6dtd