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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28
a Girls Sad Fate.

PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-The body OF
young girl about to become mother,
which wac found in house on Callow.
hill street, where she had taken tenn
porarY lodgings. WAS to-day identified
as that of Sarah w. Patterson, aged 81
years. When found by the woman from
whom Miss Patterson rented the room a
week ago one hand OF the dead girl had
a Testament olutched in it. The land
lady says that the girl never left the
room, and whenever the servant carried
meal to her she WAS found engrossed
In reading her Bible. The parents say
the girl worked as q cashier in laundry.
They have no idea who is the author Of
her shame.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28
ROANOKE, VA, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 2s 1895
NAMING NEW auNBoArs.
Nortoik' Gloucester and New Bedford
most Popular at the Departments.

NORFOLK Gloucester and Now Bedford
Most Popular at the Department..
WASHINGTON, July 81 Secretary
herbert has taken under consideration
the subject of naming the three new
0nnboats which will be launched at
newport News about September /. He
mas taken with him on the Dolphin a
nat OF names suggested, and 1t may be
snat he Will announce his decision at
some point where he stops on his cruise.
MISS Kate Field has earnestly requested
shas one OF the beats be named after
queen Isabella In recognition OF her
aio In the discovery OF America. It ia
probable, however, that the names
selected will be those OF towns In the
United States. There is no lack Of
claimants OF towns in tbs United States,
AT the Navy Department. Norfolk.
Gioucester and New Bedford are strong
favorites; but shere liz ground for the
belief that at least one Of the boats viii
be christeneA after Western town.
Passed Assistant Engineer N. Nj. Parks
has been ordered to the Norfolk navy
yard. Ensign A. ID. Beecher to ex-
animation for promotion and then 10
Norfolk. The Dolphin, with Secretary
Herbert aboard, has arrived at Norfolk.
The Essex has sailed from New York
for Ne wport.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28
Tho Massacre story Not Created.

WASHINGTON, July 27.--A dispatch
sent by Agent Teter at the Fort Hall,
Idaho. agency from Idaho Falls shortly
sitter midnight, was received at the In
dian bureau to day. II states that the
sgen. has joined General Coppinger on
route to the scene Of trouble. Messen-
gers sent from the agency to the Ran.
nocks have returned from Jackson Hole
and report that the Indians will not re-
sist arrest. The dispatch makes no
mention OF the reported wholesale mas.
sacre at Jackson Hole, and little Gre.
dence is given the massacre story by bu i.
reau officials.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28
THE HoRR-HARvEr DEBATE.
The Chicago Money Talk Drawing to
Close

The Chicago Money Talk Drawing to "A
Close.
CHICAGO. July 27.-The last day but
one OF the Horr- Harvey silver conten-
ton began this afternoon. Mr.. Horr
opened the days talk with comparison
OF the wages and the cost OF products
during the years from 1850 to 1890 as
shown in table prepared by Statisti-
clan Carroll D. Wright. With wages
and prices in 1860 taken as the index or
100 1T showed that in 1890 prices were
%; wages 1s9 and the purchasing power
OF wages 172.
Mr.. Harvey in turn took up the mat
ter OF the prices OF wheat for series of
years, In reply to Mr.. Horr's statement
OF Thursday that the farmer had re-.
ceived as much for his produce in gold
as he had before silver was demonetized.
For answer, he quoted tho prices from
year to year. de declared that the
arguments OF Mr. Horr were those which
had been used in all stime to bulwark
tVrAQQy.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28
THE CASE AGAINST HOLMES.
The Toronto Authorities VIII, Produce
Damaging Evidence.

TORONTO, Ont, July 27.-Should
Holmes, the alleged murderer of the
Pietzel children, be brought to Toronto
for trial the authorities could put In She
witness box some thirteen or fourteen
persons who would furnish damaging
evidence against him. 1t might be
proved that on the 18th of October, in
company with woman known as Mrs.
Howard, Holmes brought Alice and
Nellie Pietzel to this city; that on the
25th of the same month Holmes took
these girls to the house on st. Vincent
street; that he was with them in that
house on the morning Of sthe date
named, and that they never left the
house alive.
In connection with the disappearance
OF these two girls the woman known as
MRS. Howard would tell all she knows
ana the purport OF her statement is now
In the hands OF the police authorities
OF this city. When she was in Toronto
she registered as Mrs. Howell, of COL
umbus. Ohio, but she stayed with
Holmes as his wife.
Inspector Stark, upon instructions
from the authorities. has written the
Philadelphia authorities asking II they
will consent to the extradition OF
Holmes. II a favorable reply Is received
papoFe Will dt once % MADE out and an
officer will proceed to Philadelphia to
take the necessary steps to bring the
prisoner here. s.::AstS3
a Philadelphia dispatch says: Tho
following letter was made public here
to-day by resident OF this city who
says he is a friend OF Holmes, but re.
fuses to permit the publication Of his
name:
"CHICAGo, july IS, 1895.
DEAR SIR:-I have just returned from
Europe and WAS surprised when learned
that my friend Holmes was charged
with killing the children of Benjamin
Pietzel in Toronto hardly think there
can be any truth In the charge.
81 knew Mr.. Holmes whereabouts at
the time the little girls are said to have
been murdered. l can say without fe ar
OF contradiction that he was not In
Toronto or vicinity at the time the muir
ders are alleged to have been come
mitted. II the children were killed Mr..
Holmes had no hand in the crime. Let
me know If can be OF any service In
the case. am writing Mr.. Holmes by
this N all.
Very faithfully,
NV. H MIsCHoFF,"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28
NEWS FROM ACROSS THE WATER
Americans Watching the Eng
lish Elections.
Richard Croker. of New York, Says There
is not Much Difference Between the
Manner OF Conducting Elections In
London and the Large Cities of tho
United states-Prominent Americana
Arrested.

LONDON, July 27.-The general elec-
tions are over, the social and theatrical
seasons are things of the past, and ex-
cept for the Goodwood races London
would be deserted By the fashionable
crowds.
great many Americans whose minds
run to politics took advantage of the
elections in London to study the man.
ner OF conducting them as com pared
with the American methods. Among
the Americans was one who probably
knows more about elections than any
man in the United States, Richard
Croker.
All tho Americans agreed that the
uiuerence between conducting elections
In London and in large cities OF the
United States is not as great as might
be expected. What they saw simply
convinced Thorn that human nature is
very much the same everywhere. The
lower classes here are controlled very
much by the same impulses as they are
In America. From the little that Mr..
croker saw ne Ia of the opinion that
there Is just as much corruption in
London as there Is in any American
city.
The only difference" said Mr.. Gro
ker, lis that the newspapers dare not
speak OF any corruption il 1t existed.
am inclined to believe that IL the papers
had the license which the Americans
possess and had as enterprising re-
porters as our American newsrapers
have there would be just as much scan
dal as is stirred up in the American
cities"
Most of the American delegates to
the international railway congress have
returned here from tour of Ireland,
where they were grandly treated.
Congressman Harry Miner is passen-
ger on board the American line steam
ship st. Louis, which sails Tor New
York to-day. He says he will be glad
to get back to the United States, and
that he would not give the Bowery for
all Europe. Mr.. Miner wears a minia-
ture American flag in his button.hole,
and takes great delight in booming the
United States. he blushingly denies
that there Is any truth in the rumor
which is circulating among the mem.
bers OF the American colony here, that
he Ia about to marry Miss Anna O'Neill,
| the acsress.
Since several prominent Americans
were arrested at "womans club" the
other night, the other Americans of
prominence In the city are almost afraid
to go about after midnight, and yester-
day evening there was panic among
the Americans In the Continental hotel
restaurant because the police appeared.
The hobbies only wanted to see IL the
place was closed on time, but the Ameri-
cans thought raid was intended.
The late Thomas Csrlyle's house on
Ohayne row, Chelsea, which cost $780,
Yoitr ~ LII. -
Carlyle museum, was opened to the
public to-day. There was 8 good at
tendance OF Carlyles admirers. Many
pieces OF old furniture and relics have
been stored.
Sir Henry Irving's farewell perform
ance at the Lyceum tonight was
greeted By crowded and Representa-
tive audience Of artistic. literary and
fashionable circles.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28
Very faithfully,
NV. II. MIsCHoFF,'
ouinlan Will be Tried for Murder.

:. CHICAGO, July 97.-The police be-
lieve' that the evidence against Pat
Quinlan Is now complete, and Holmes
ex-janltor will be tried for murder here.
" won't allow Quinlan to become a
states witness to escape the rope"
said Chief of Police Badenoch to-day.
u! believe in hanging murderers and
believe Quinlan ia a murderer. I
shall make every effort to have Holmes
brought here for trial, for Chicago WAS
his center Of operations and most OF his
killing was done here. / have evidence
enough to indict both Holmes and
Quinlan, and the csse will be submitted
to the grand Jury SOON"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28
The Judge Reserves His Decision.

NoRFoLK, Va, July 27.-The deposit
tions In the case of Captain Blinter. OF
the Dutch steamship Prince William,
~, aRainsts the steamer City OF Para
for $4,000 salvage were closed and ar
gued to-day before the United States
district court, Judge Hughes reserving
his decision. The City of Para, IL will
be remembered, became disabled OF
Charleston Last March in o storm and
vas towed to Hampton Roads by vii.
liam w
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28
Paid by a Mysterious Stranger.

CHICAGO. July 27.-Six ward poll
ticians, convicted of interfering with
and intimidating voters ct the Noyem-
Der election, were sentenced to-day,
Simon McNulta received one year In
the openitentiary. Five others were
fined sums ranging from SO, 900 down. A
mysterious stranger with a fst pocket
book YVES present and promptly paid the
fines.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28
The Murder OF stnmbouIoG

LONDON, July 27.-The correspondent
OF the standard at Constansinopl ole COM
ments upon the fact that Bulgaria does
nothing towards the arrest OF the sus-
pected tnslgators or the actual murder
ers OF Stamboulof. "The whole tone
OF the government press correspondents
indicates satisfaction as the brutal
murder"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28
Extra Session to be Called.

HELENA, Mont. July 27.-At q con
ference Of prominent citizens with Gov
ernor Richards, il has been decided 10
call an extra session Of the Legislature
to pass bill forbidding consolidation of
the Great Northern and Northern Pa
cifc railroads, provided steps are taken
to effect such consolidation.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28
Semi ON 20 che GRAND Jnrx.

DANvILLE, Va, July 27.-(Special by
phone. Ed. A. Kinson, charged with
murderous assault and highway robbery
upon Alexander Cunningham on the
18th, WAS sent on to the grand jury
without bail.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28
GENERAL HARRISON WAS THERE.
The Ex.President's Speech at a
Flag Raising.

BE Was Inerod uced As One Whose Record
Ranks Him Among the most Illus
trious of Men and Made Happy
speech-The Flag Shines Best When
the Background Is Dark.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28
National League Games.

At st. Louis: X. II. f.
st. Louis ........... 02ooOoOo-a
Brooklyn. 0 2 O0O1x-6 Il O
Batteries Messenger and Miller; Gumbert and
Grim.
At Iouisville: r. III. e
RRoonI,i,smvinllIee..........% 90o3d9oso, 10
Batteries-lnks, Childers, Cunningham, Zah.
ner and Warner; Clarkson and Clarke
At Cincinnati: r. H. f
Cincinnati. ....... 21311130x-i2 20 3
Philadelphia ....... o OIL 90 3 0 Cd II {
and Clements.
At Cleveland r II
Boston ............. 0 Ol4l is o /
Batteries Young Knel and thinner; stivetts
and CANCEL.
At Chicago: r II R.
Chicago. ............ oaOo1o2a-7 II
Washington. 7OO1-l0 is &c
on and McGnirc
Pittsburg- New York game was called
at the end of the fourth inning on &C.
count OF rain, the score standing to 8
in favor OF New York
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28
l2O Seventh avenue. Roanoke. Va.


The following letter WAS written by
Prot Leo Wheat, tho world-reno wned
pianist:
ROANOKE, VA Sepsem Der II, 1891
Hobbie Music Co.
GENTLEMEN:-You ask my opinion Of
the Marshall & Wendell pianos, and I
reply that find them first class ins,ru.
ments, having full, clear, sweet tone
and responsive action, securing thereby
excellent effects. l hope to have the
pleasure OF using them in my future
engagements, which Ia the best COM
mendation can give or anyone could
desire OF me. Very truly yours,
LEO WHEAT.
The following letter was written by
Mr.. w, X, Carr, founder OF the Roanoke
Machine Works Band, and chief car
inspector OF the Norfolk and Western
railroad:
ROANOKE. VA, October 90, 1894
Hobbie Music Co.
GENTLEMEN-It ia with pleasure tina.
add Dy testimonial to the many
you now possess regarding the meri; OF
the Marshall & Wendell piano. The
tone Is sweet rich and full-touch easy,
elastic and responsive; Workmanship
and finish elegant. in fact think IL
ranks with any OF the frst-class pianos
now on the market. Very truly,
w. X CARR
The following letter was written by
Hen. I'll. S Trout, president OF the FRS
National Bank and ex-mayor Of Roa-
noke:
ROANOKE, Va, May 4, 1894.
The Hobbie Music Co.
GENrLEMEN-The Marshall & Wendell
piano purchased from you some time
ago beg to say has given me entire
satisfaction My daughters say it is
one OF the fines. instruments they have
ever seen. The touch, tone and general
finish OF the plano is everything that
could be desired. l con most earnestly
recon- mend this instrument to any one
desiiing piano OF the highest grade in
every respect. Nest respectfully,
II. s. Trout.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28

The above table includes games forfeited by
Roanoke to Norfolk.
Where They Play Tomorrow.
Roanoke at Richmond: Portsmouth at
Norfolk; Petersburg st Lynchburg.
Only Four Returns Needed
LONDON, July 27.-Only four returns
are now required to complete the elec>
tons for the parliament OF 1895. The
government ajority is 1854, the largest
any ministry has had for a century.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28
Four Valuable Opinions,

These four testimonials will acquaint
you with the high estimates in which
the Marshall & Wendell pianos are held
by our leading musicians and best citi-.
zens.
The following letter was written by a
cousin OF Gotttchalk, the famous pianist
and composer:
ROANOKE. VA, August II, 1894.
Hobbie Music Co.
CONFERENCE.-THE two Marshall 81
Wendell upright pianos which l bought
for my music school are entirely salts
factory, and really exceed my most
ssnguine expectations. The tone Ia
sweet, rich and full, and the touch is
perfection, being easy, elastic and re-
sponsive. l take pleasure in giving my
testimonial, although you do not need
1T, as the instruments speak for them
selves and any musician cannot fail to
recognize their superiority.
ELLA GoTTscHALK SEEIIGsoN.
Music Studio.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28

Fl ow the Clubs stand.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28

Richmond. g; Portsmouth,
RICHMOND, July 27.-It was pitchers
battle between Leach and Knorr: The
former was batted little harder, but
Leach won the game.
Score r. Il E
Portsmouth, 8 O o @ XIX
Richmond .......... 000O-2 5 8
Batteries-Lcach and Childs; Knorr Foster and
Kelly.
How the Clubs stand.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-28
Norfolk Wins From Petersburc

NORFOLK, Va. July 27.-Norfolk took
the first game to-day from Petersburg
by score OF 10 to 4. The second game
resulted in tie, & to 6. the game being
called on account Of darkness.
Score r. H. K
Petersburg ~ q q / q n q n ~ IN !,
Batteries-Herr and Cote; Packard and Smith
Second Game: r. Ii. Il
Norfolk ...,,......., 1 0 O @ i q 4 4. <
Petersburg. ......... 10000 1t /
Observation-Disclosures and Cote; James, CAT
ney and Smith.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
SchIzma " Cleveland.

Od jednego z naszych ko'
respondentow z Cleveland
dowiadujemy sic, re Najprze.
ks. Biskup Clevelandu i wiel.
ks. B. Rosinski skutecznie juz
walcza przeciwko schyzmie.
Popiera ich w tenn trudnem
przedsiewzieciu take i wiel.
ks. Sebastyahski z Poznania,
Nebr. chwilowo tam bawiacy
Dowodem ich energii Jest, re
odwaznie zaz2dali misyi i
misyonarza, kt6rego KatolM
zawsze popiera} jake cz}owieka
szerszych poglad6w. DziekiBo-
gu bra}o udzial W misyi 5000
Polak6w, z kt6rych przesz}o
5000 przystapi}o do komunii
sw. Wielei to pierwszorzednych
rodzin nawr6cilo sic i nawraca
do KoSciola RI. Katolickiego
starych ojc6w naszych. Hydra
schyzmy srozy sic mocno
ma wiel. ks. Sebastyahskiego,
DO wkr6tce ma zamiar zabraG
sic do WALK z niezaleznymi
w Omaha. w walce tel szczere
zyczenia Katozko towarzyszy6
mu beda. 0 postepie walki
nieomieszkamy zawiadamiat
czytelnik6w Katozaka.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
KOniec stMlecia.

Wobec kohczqcego sig s%tulecia
ma czasie zapewne Jest py,anie:
kledy sig wick koiczy? Plsmo
kopenhagsk1e MAT. T'dente"przy'
pom1na, il W dniu.3 81 grudEia 1900
r. ma divorce wejmarsk'm obcho-
dzono uroczyScle koniec XVII
stulecia. Czterech zaproszonych
gosci. Goethe, Schiller, Schelllng
i Henryk Stefens, wymknell sic
w6wczas o p6inocy z sail balowej
i W jednym z pokoj6w PREY wsp6l'
nej gawedce wychylill parz butelek
szapahskjego ma pomyslnosc move
goIwleku. Steffens zostawi} wzmlan~
ke, il luz ma rok przedtem, 81
grudn1a 1899 r., mn6stwo ludzl
obchodzifo zakohczenle stulecla, "a
z tych zn6w wysmlali sic lnni,
znajacy Iepiei rachube czasu. [
obecnie ma schYIku XIX s%tulecla
ME brak spor6w 0 to czy zaczY-
nae cd 0, cry cd I? Ot6z uniwer~
sytet kopenhagski, ably zapobledz
nieporozum1eniom, polecl} juz we
wszystklch kalendarzach ma rok
1895 umiescl6 uwage: ,,Dzlewiet-
haste stulecie skohczy sig Sligo
grudnia 1900 r., a move zacznle
sic / styczn1a 1901 7. Plerwszy
BOWEN rok. wed}ug rachuby
CRAFTSMANSHIP, lest l, a roku 0
wcale ME by}o." Jeszcze zawllej
przedstaw1 sic rachuba naszYm
prawnukom. kt6rzy zaczynac beda
BOWEN musiell przez l2scie ME
siecy pisa6 juz T. 1000, gdy dopie-
70 z up4ywem %ostatniego dnla
tegoz roku ~doczekaja sig kohca
stulecla.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
Echa

Najzar}iwsza z wszystkich gazet
nlem1ecklch wychodzqcYch W o.
brepie dzieln1c polsklch panstWa
pruskiego jest grudzladzkle pismo
der ,,Gesell,ge." Redakcya 1ego
p1sma przez kllka tygodni pred
tax zwanym .,Allernarrentag"przez
Niemc6w l kwletn1a j teraz j%eszcze
cierpi ma prawdzlwa ko}owac1zne,
by tego zgrzYbia}ego staica pred
stawi6 lako bohatera najwiekszeso
z tych, jacy kiedyko]wiek pojawlli
sic ma ziemi. Codz1enn1e }amy tego
p1sma zape}nione So szczego}am' o
uroczystosciach we Frledrichsruh.
Pc przytoczonych przemowach
l1cznych wybltniejszych blsmarczy'
k6w przytacza tres6 p%odziekowah
samego bismarcka, a dalej telegra-
nv, kt6rych przys}ano mu 578e
zawierajacych l34 tYsiace STOW, ma
kt6re z polecenla Blsmarcka z
odpowiedzla wys}ano 6S4 z $4,000
Giovanni. Podark6w nades1ano mu
nairozma1tszych tyle, re miejSca
zabrak4o. ma ich zachowan'e.
samego piwa nades}ano mu kllka'
set beczek, VIVA, arak6w, wodek,
m,esiwa, wedlin, ser6w n%1ezliczone
MAXI przytem i cehnych podar-
k6w DUO.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

NOWY SALON Braci Grie-
sci, W bloku Pelcera,z gf5wpym
wchodem Cd Market ulicy,
jest wiele !obszernie]szy, anizeli
byA ten, kt6rY CT panowie dotad
d~zier4yli. Przyciaga mianowlcle
gosci ia okolicznos6, De W
gfowne] sail sa stofy i mnogie
krzes}a, a nadto osobny pok6j
ola chcacYch siedziec osob-
no. Ludzi W tej, pc starokra]~
krajsku urzadaonej oberzy
zawsze ]ak w ulu, }ecz mimo
to kazdy szybko dostanie
czego zn2ads, z 2adowoleniem
wychodzi.
Farmerzy teraz " caiem
miescie wygodniejszej gospody
ME znajda, jak u Griesl6w, a W
po}aczonej ich z salonem
groserni wszystko NIGGA kupic,
co 2 miasta ola kuchni i sto}u
sprowadza6 musza. Powietrze
tax w salonie, jak j groserni
jaknajczystsze / W obydwoch
zawsze %przyjemnie ciep}o.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
FRASZKI.
: lie lat liczy PAM Zofa?
: Zdaje mi sic, re Mkt tegt

- lie lat liczy PAM Zofa?
- Zdaje MI SIG, re Mkt tego
ME vie.
A pan utrzymujesz, re ko-
bletY ME potrafa utrzYmac sekretu!
Ma ulicy. Przechodzeh do
zEodzieJa: Ty, nicponiu, slegasz do
moiej kleszenl?
Z1odzlej: Chciafem soble tylko
zmienic talara.
w z ( O | O.. NauczYclel:Fran.
ku, jesli dostaniesz 16 wisien l
zjesz naprz6d potem 7, czy CT
ieszcze co zostanle?
Franek: Same pestki panic
profesorze.
Majstrowa do czeladnika: Cos
ty, Jasku, zanadto sobie mas}a
pozwalasz, Smaruiesz chleb ma
cble stronY.
Czeladnlk: To ola tego, re ME
chce skrzYwdziG dolnej ami gornej
wargl.
Ma b u. - lie lat moze
mice ia blondyna, rozmawiaja ca
p0rucznikiem.
- Powiada il ma lat diva
dziescia.
Mysla1em dotychczas, il tylko
pomiedzY monetami SO ~fa}szywe
dwudziestowki, tymczasem...
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
Idealne IekarstW0.

James e. francis, alderman "
Chicago pisze: Uwazam DR.. Kings New
Discovery "a idealne lekarstwo cd
kaszlu, zaziebienia ! cierpieh %p4ucnych,
20 uzywaniu przez lat piet ola mojej
rodziny / wykluczeniu innych lekarstw
przez doktor6w przepisanych."
Rev. Jenn Burgus z keokuk, Iowa
pisze: ,,Bylem pastorem W kosciele
metodlsto.episcopalnym przez 80 lat i
ME znalazlem zadnego lekarstwa, kt6re.
by bylo skuteczniejszem i bardziej mi
ulzylo cd DR.. Kings New Discovery"
Sp16buj teraz tie idealne lekarstwo
cd kaszlu. Pr6bki bezplatnie W Eagle
Pharmacy Of Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
PkACIC "a KATOLIKA
Dobra ]sposobnoS6!
ZAKkAD
FOTO G R FL GIN

wartosci ST, 200 centrum
Polcnii, liczacej rs tysiecy
mieszkahc6w, miedzy trzema
polskiemi koscio}ami, jest do
nabycia "a sumo $3.50. 90 W
got6wce. Niefachowego po-
dejmu)e sic sprzedajacy sztuki
fotograhcznej wyuczy6.
Pc blizsze i~nformacve zg}o
sic sic do Redakcyi Katozi;ko
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
Nlepotrzebnie zatem ma Slazku

Nlepotrzebnie zatem ma Slazku
cd uDoglch naszych rodak6w
wy}udzlll ]udzle wp}Ywowi sk4adkl
ma ,,ubogiego", jak mowill cz}owle'
ka. Pomiedzy 1nnyml z Torunia
piwowar Gross 2 beczk1 piwa
nazwanego ,,Kopernlkus Brau", re
~stosownym wlerszem.
lie piwa W dniu 1 kwletnia
przela}o sic W gard4o spragnionych
blsmarczYk6w, tego mkt ME zl1czY.
Flrma Claes i Flejte W Muhlhau-
sen urzadzl}a wlelki komers piwnY
ma czesG Blsmarcka.
Dnia 81 marca o godzinnie IL
o p6}nocy ma danY znak, duszklem
powsta1o 800 robotnlk6w tejze
flrmy kazdy duszklem wy
chilli kufel piwa ma cze6G
bohatera Q czem zaraz do
Fr~iedrlchsruh telegrafowano.
PkACIC "a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09
POlska kOlOnIa rozwi

ja]aca sic W Carlton Co. poszukuje
emlgrant6w. Dobry grunt tYlko 5
dolarow "a akier. Jedna sz6sta
czesG z CORY, reszta jak wan do
godniej. Wielu Polak6w s2sladow.
Pisz lub zg}os sig do NJ. r.
Griswold, Moose Lake, Carlton Co.
Minnesota.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

NOWY MAJOR miasta
rozporzadzil, ably wszelkie
salony odtad zamykane by}y 0
godzinie II W noey. - Boczne
drzwl do salonow W niedziele
maja bye otwierane dopiero
o godzinie l z potudnia.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-09

Re juz cd kilkunastu tygodni
ME m6gt wykonYwa6 obowiaz-
k6w kaplahskich. Zmar}y
skohczy} lat 81. - R. /. .!