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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07

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Opowiadanie 2 dzieiow polskich
Cos pieknego W oamiu 90,
wia,tkacb, TreAd: /. Papuga.
9. Palma kviotniowa. noviastka,
3. Smutne skutki niemadrega
fgla, 4, Nieuczynnosd, powlekc,
s. Przeczuoie. powiastka, G..
Ludwik ! Helena, powiesd, a.
Z}ot6wka. nowiekG. 8 Trzv nrzvs
jacihiki, powiastka.. 80
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wiadanie z 2ycia amerykahsA lego
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czyli poczclwych OratrznoAc NE
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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07
Ksiazki powieSciowe


ksiazki p~owieSciowe
1-rozmalts limo.
TESTAMENT PIOTRA WEI.
KIEGO, czyli zami'ry Meskall
zawoje~~nla cc}ego iviata...s
~0PoWIADANrA ssTARDeo
d .lADKA..
uIsTORYA o sslaehstne5 ! pick.
neJ Meluzynis,. 80
GONSTYTUCYA STANOW zJh
DNOCZONYCH...... 10.
W EGLARZ q WALENCYI. Prizes
Autora Jaskini Beatusa j Kossy
Ea Kw'atSw. 80
& onstytuoyas Aaja 10
prze u & q j k do plsania listow
mifosnych oras tyczaeych zig "4s
nienia Observation-Disclosures
)brona lw. Czestochowy, 10
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obyczajows przes Jozefa 2 mad
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ZIEJE NARODu POLSKIEGO
ELEMENTARz POLsKI, J6zefa
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POSREDNlK POLSKO AN.
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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07
POhACZENI

POLACZENI. Pochyleni
mad s%trumieniem rzucalismy
kwiaty W wode; czy tel razem
nam po2}yna nasze Iosy w
lata Mode? I chwia}y sic obok
kwiatow Z fal patrzace nas2e
lica, lecz ton wr6zyGz lie zac2efa,
dzielac kwiaty, wawolnica!.
Jednak IKE wnet naprawi}a
rozigrana fa|a pusta, DO cbo6
kwiaty rozdzieli}a, pofaczy1a
naaze usta.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07
WYROB PERFUM.

R PERFUM. Che
micy odkryli spos6b wyrobu
perfum ME tylko z kwiat6w,
lecz i z cal kopalnych, a
mianowicio z wegla kamienne-
go. Niemieccy cbemicy, prof.
Truman i DIR. Kruger, wyra'
biaja zapach Aofka, budehskie
fabryki sztuczna ga}ke nluszka'
tuIowa. z wegla kamiennego
wyrabiaja r6wnie2 sztuczny
zapach ROXY, lecz ME tax SHINY
i aromatyczny, jak z kwial6w
r0zanYch.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07
z Prus POlskich

JEDNAK GO WYGRY-
I'll. Pod tym tytu}em podaje
,Pielgrzym' wiadomosc o
czarnym postepku Geselligera,
kt6ry zamiesci} denuncyacya
ma rzadzce pana Czaplickiego
we wsi acknowledgement Fran
dorf (?) pod Buk6wcem, re
Jest Polakiem, jake vice
moze bye rzadca W takim
majatku, zwiaszcza, re nawet
dok}adnie ME umie pc niemie-
cku? Ma to odpowiada prezes
komisyi kolinizacyjnej P.
Winttenburg i tl6maczy sic
pred ,,Gesel]igerem', ola
czego zatrudniono dotad
p. Czaplickiego we wsi
kolonizacyjnej Franzdorf(:?)
pod Buk6wcem, a to ola tego
poniewaz w stosunkaoh
s}u2bowych z polskimi
komornikami potrzebnym by1
urzednik, umiejacy po polsku.
Poniewaz jednak niebawem
rozpocznie sic kolopizacya
Buk6wca-dla niedostatecznei
znajomoSci jezyka niemieckie-
go, panu Czaplickiemu cd 1go
kwietnia r.. b. wypowiedziano
mieisce. Krzykacze zazdro-
szczacy nam kawalka chleba
moga sic teraz uspokoic,
dzieki ich wrzaskowi pozbawio-
no znowu Polaka kawa}ka
chleba. S}usznie wobec tego
powiada katolicki ;, Westpr.
Volksblatt' Icy to sic
nazywa" walka w obronie
reiigii, moralnosci i porzadku?
w ten spos6b mole move
Towarzystwo 20 d}ugiem ma
zwisku" doprowadziG ma
drodze hecy jeszcze bardzo
dalcko!
w NIESZAWIE komora
celna rosy1ska pob;era}a clio
Cd statk6w niemieckich ply
nacych Wis}a, Niemnem it'd.
Rad pruski postara} sic o
zniesienie tego cha, uzasadni.
wszy, re traktaty wiedehskie
pozwalaja ma dowolny ruch
statk6w pruskich na wodach
Krolestwa Polskiego - pod
tym wzgledem jest zatem
IacznosG ziem polskich.
Rrzad pruski, gdzie chodzi
0 jego korzys6, pywo}uje sic
ma traktaty wiedehskie-a
gdzie chodzi o interes
wy}acznie ludnoSci polskiej tam
przyrzeczenia kr6lewskie ma1a
wartosG ,,fferlinga' -jak sic
owego czasu wyrazi} Bismark
" sejmie pruskim.
w GRUDZIADZU ME
pomineli ,.najserdecznieisi''
nawet takiej sposobnosci, jak
urodziny cesarskie; ably W
mas derzy6. Pewien professor
ME wachal sic zaszczepiac
lad nienawiscl w m}odych ser
each uczni6w girnnazya}nych,
podjudzaiac przeciw ,kulturze
siowiahskiej'. Jenera} zas
pewien powiedzial, IL dopie-
70 Niemcy wydobyli kraj
ten Z dzikosci i re armia Jest
silna tama przeciw ozalewowi
s}owiahsklemu' ~. Tymcza-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07
MECH szwaczka szY]e. A

= MECH szwaczka szyje. A
gdy iu3 W one obiecze sic
stroje: ,,pekna = powiada =
przyjaci6lki moie!" Taxa to
zacna u stworzenia tego -
milosG blizniego! Rzekne CT
s}6wko i 0 specYale gfadk1!
Pamietaj wiecej ma dom / ma
dziatki! Toe ME do uciech
)edynie stworzona - matka l
iona.
W INDIACH ANGIEL-
SKICH dixie zwierzeta W roku
ubieg}ym przyprawi}y 0 smierc
okoto 81 tysiecy ludzi -przez
ukaszenie samych tylko we16w
jadowitych umerfo 1880
os6b. Rad angielski wyplacif
ll7.447 rupij "a 1861
zabitycb tygrys6w, "a 4088
iampart6w i ll7.12 we16w.
Zwierzeta te dixie i play
przyprawitv osmierc 81 tysiace
zwierzat 'domowYch, stanowia-
cyeh 3ywy inwentarz ME-
szkahcow- CyfrY te So znaczne.
ale uwa2aS nalezy, Re Indie
wschodnie, mad ktoremi Anglia
panuje, maja 2 miliony
1877, 675 kwadrratowych kilo :
metr6w obszaru i p~rzeszlo 200
milion6w mieszkahcow. Angl-
k6w jest tam3e ME Gale 100
tysiecy, przewa4n1e woisko.
wych z rod2inami. Zofnierzy
anglik6w byfo W r. 1896
okoto 81 tvsiecy ci trzymaja
te ogrompa ]iczbe ludnosci
kraiowej = W szachu i posfu-
SENSITIVE ola rzadu anglel'
skiego.
~HURRA!wo1aja nieraz ludz1e,
gdy okrzyk IA zdrowie czyje
wznossa. Tymczasem to sfowo
wcale ME jest 2Yczeniem
na zdrowie. Pochodzi ono z
tureckiego sfowa ,,urah' co
2naczv ma polskie: zabiJ go!
Jancacskie wojsko tureckie
krzycza}o je pred bitwq, co
2naczylo, lie zachecali sic
zolnlerze DO zabiiania nieprzy-
jaciela. Rosyanie ME rozumlejac
znaczenia tego slowa myself,
ze to jest pozdrowienie i tel
tax krzyczeG zaczeli. Potem
okr2yk ten rozpo wszechnlt sic
dalej, a dis gdY komu wo}aja
ma zdrowie, to m6wia: hura!
Ale dos}ownie znaczy to: zabij
60!
WYROB PERFUM. Che
micy odkryli spos6b wyrobu
perfum ME tylko z kwiat6w,
lecz i cal kopalnych, a
mianowicio Q wegla kamienne-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07

" ksiegarn, q. DERD0-
W6E1FGO W iuonc, MINI.
mona ado.
sta6 Masterpieces polsks knz.
ike:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07

~BIAEOGIOWOM UWAG
KILKORO. Przedni czas nasta{
ola dziew i dzieweczek, W
gfowle im tvlko spiewka
taneczek. Cohzien bez ma}a W
szacie ogoniaste) - skacza
niewiasty ze to uciesznej pory
tel ME wieIa, to jak najwiecel
za2yc chca wesels. Me spi,
ME dole, a skakac gotowa =
cna bia}oglowa Ma meza
stawla zasadzki i pastki. W
ouych praktykaoh sprawne SO
niewiastki.) G}adzi pod brode
i gada don sfodko: moi ty
pieszczotko! [ tax do serca
puka mu, q puka, al zmeczY
ch}opa biatogfowska sztuka
siega do mies2ka i monete
zacna - oddaie lacno. Ona pc
kramsch biega jnz cd rama
jakobY by'a srodze opetana
Skupuje ptatki i pstre materyje
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07

A1ESIAC MAJ PeAwieoony ps.
garodzicy 30
PLACE. / NARZEKANIE OF.
COW SWIETYCH.
ROZANIEC ZYWY.........2 20
spiswnik Koioislny die
uzytku wiernych zebrai K. Born.
Ruchnlewicz. W mocnej oprawts
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-07

BRODNICHCA. Is z. m.
z1nar} po d}uszym cierpieniach
Ernest Krieger, obywatel
ma Karbowie, W IS roku zycia.
By} to najmietniejszy obywa-
tel ca}ego powiatu, a podo-
bno w ca}ych Prusach "a
chodnich naiwiece) posiada}
roll. Do niego naleza}y tel
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-30
Buy the celebrated Yost writing machine, 2O2l First avenue. 4-2I-tf
Music at East Lake.
A STROKE OF PARALYSIS

Results in the Untimely Death of Mr. George
 Gilbert
 MT. George Gilbert, very we'll known in this city, died yesterday evening at 6:15 o'clock after very brief illness.
 On Monday night deceased was found on the stairway leading to his office in a stupor by two men and was taken to his room and placed in bed. On Wednes- day morning suspicion being aroused by his long continuance in his room an n- veStigation was made and it was found that he had been stricken with paralysis. He was taken to the Birmingham infirm- ary and Drs. Davidson and Luckie sent for. All that was possible was done for him, but to no avail and death resulted as stated.
 His brother, who lives in Canada, was notified, of his death and until heard from his funeral will not be arranged for In the meantime his body was taken in charge by Warner & Smiley and prepared for interment.
 Mrs Gilbert, deceased wife, is lying critically ill at the home of her mother at Adger and the announcement of the death of her husband proved quite a shock to her.
 Mir. Gilbert was for years a resident of this city and had only recently mar ried, his wife's maiden name being Miss Minnie Durr.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-30
A SHORT SESSION
Of the City Fathers Last Night-Nothing of Special Importance Dis
 posed of.

The city fathers held a special meeting last night, with Mayor VanHoose and Aldermen Ward, Duncan, Ullman, Ems len Jackson, Kettig, Gillespie, Sims and Mcknight present.
 In the absence of Clerk Camp Mir Eus- tis acted in that capacity.
 The mayor stated the object of the meeting to transact such business as mightacome up, but as there was unhn- ished business left over from the last meeting he suggested that it be dis posed of.
 Alderman Kettig wished to call up his substitute to the resolution of Alderman McCartin relating to garnishments al- ready issued for collection of poll tax due the city.
 The clerk read the resolution and sub stitute. The resolution recommended withdrawal of the garnishments and the substitute opposed such action.
 Alderman Gillespie said that in view of the fact that Alderman McCartin was absent, he being the introducer of the original resolution, he thought it best and proper to wait another meeting un- til the abSenteee was present, unless ur- gency in disposing of the matter was required, and this being the case he would not interfere.
 Alderman Mcknight was of like opinion with Alderman Gillespie, and thought it nothing but right that Alder man McCartin should be on hand when the matter was finally disposed of. and moved that both the substitute and res olution be passed until the next meeting of the board.
 Mayor VanHoose agreed with the speaker.
 Alderman Kettig offered an amendment to the motion that the resolutions be the first order of business when the board 1 nf- cepted and the motion prevailed, Alder man Enslen voting mo-
 Mayor VanHoose stated that he had received a communication inviting the city fathers to participate in the Labor Day parade and requested all who an- ticipated accepting to notify him early Saturday morning. so that carriages could be procured for them.
 Alderman Enslen wanted to know who was to bear the expense of the carriages he being opposed to the city paying TOT same. The matter was left in Statu quo Alderman Mcknight stated that in view of the fact that there were now IDA prisoners in the city jail, and the force of guards being insufficient, he moved that the chairman of the street commit tee be empowered to employ two addl- tional guards. Seconded by Alderman Ward and carried.
 Alderman Ullman reported on the com munication of Mrs. A. A. Bilheimer. pres ident of the United Charities The com munication requested a joint investiga- ton by committee from the mayor and board of aldermen and like committee from the Commercial club into certain charges against herself and other officers of United Charities. The report recom- mended that the city fathers have noth- ing to do with the matter, as It was not in their province. The report was adopted.
 Alderman Sims called attention of the body to the fact that there was urgent need of an electric light at the Kansas City railroad crossing on Twenty-fourth street. Referred to proper committee. Adjourned.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-30
LOST! LOST! LOST! Your dollars, by not buying shoes of
 J. BLACH & SONS, One Price Cash Clothiers, l012--First Avenue-l9l4
BUILT A BLIND TO SHOOT HER.

She Rejected Him-Then H e Made Ii e Dou-
 ble Murder
 Atlanta, Aug. 29.-A special to the Constitution from Tallulah Falls says that Seymour Keener was convicted to- day at Clayton and sentenced to be hanged October IS.
 Keener killed his two cousins Leona- ria and Arizona Moore, on Sunday after noon, June 23 last. Keener had once proposed to his cousin Arizona and she had refused him. Keener threatened to kill her, but one or two of her sisters always accompanied her. Keener once built blind on the Moore farm and would hide behind it with gun, hop ing to get shot at the girl alone. On the day of the double tragedy Arizona Leonaria and Laura Moore, all sisters, went on visit to a neighbours house. Keener saw them go and when they re- turned he sprang out from behind a rock and shot Leonaria first. L@ura seized both his hands and held him while her sister ran away. Keener finally broke loose, however. pursued and killed Ari- zona He threatened to kill his sister, who tried to save the girl. There has never been legal hanging in Raban county
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-30
PIG IRON RATES ADVANCE.
The Roads Entering Birmingham Put Up the Tariff 50 Cents Ton, Effective
 September l.

The railroads entering Birmingham have advanced the freight rates on pig iron to Louisville, Cincinnati and Mem phis 50 cents ton, effective September l.. telegram was received in the city last night notifying the local agents of the advance and it was signed by the follow ing general freight agents: c. B. Comp ton of the Louisville and Nashville; H. F. Smith of the Queen and Crescent; E.. Fitzgerald of the Southern; D. Washburn of the Kansas City, Memphis and Bir- mingham, and G. R. Knott of the Nash vile, Chattanooga and St Louis.
 The new rates will be as follows:
 To Louisville, $2. go ton, instead of $2.
 To Cincinnati, $2.75 a ton, instead of $2.25.
 To Memphis, $2 ton, instead of 1.50.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-30
Have you seen those $18 fine suits, going for $9.59 at the grand final cut saleP
 J. BLACH & SONS, One Price Cash Clothiers, l012---First Avenue---10l4

They Have the Heritage of a Noble Life.
 MT. w. D. Alexander, whose funeral notice appears elsewhere, was a native of South Carolina. In youth and early manhood he travelled much in the noun tains of east Tennessee, and nothing so delighted his ripe old age as relating to friends these early experiences.
 In 1S42 MT. Alexander was united in marriage to Miss Mary l. Dunn who now, after fifty-three years of happy union, remains to mourn his death. Few marriages have been so blest as this one. Their eight children are mature, successful, loyal citizens and enterpris- ing in every moral and religious cause.
 A few years ago MT and Mrs. Alexan- der came from South Carolina to 3ir- mingham to be near their children.
 The deceased was 6S1a years of age, has been a patient sufferer for about eighteen months and yesterday quietly passed away to the "other home" of which he so often spoke.
 May the south continue to rear such sons-earnest in work, uncompromising in honor The family should not grieve. They should thank God for the heritage of so noble life.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-30
Music at East Lake.
WILL HELP MAJOR BLACK.
Determination of the Georgia State Demo-
 cratic Executive Committee.

Determination of the Georgia State Demo-
 cratic Executive Committee.
 Atlanta, Aug 29--The state democratic executive committee met today in At lanta. at the call of Chairman Clay, the only matter discussed being the congress sional race now on in the Ienth ustrlct. It will be remembered that Maj. C. C. R1ack sent in his resignation several months ago on being satisfied that more votes had been boiled in the district than was warranted by a just count The pop mites renominated Tom Watson and the democrats renominated Major Black.
 In the meantime the legislature has passed a general state registration law under which all elections are protected by a rigid registration, which regulation did not exist in the last election. The democratic committee discussed the sit uation and determined to render all as sistance in its power to the reelection of Major Black. The election takes place on the 2d of October and the registration closes on the Il tn of September.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-30
Alice Carpet Company,
SECOND EDITION
THE WEATHER.

Washington, Aug. 29.-The West In dian storm has reached the west gulf coast, giving a fall in pressure of .o4 inches in twelve hours and a velocity of thirty miles from the north.
 Forecast for Alabama: Light showers in early morning, followed by fair wealth CT; slightly cooler in northern portions; variable winds.
 For Mississippi: Showers; cooler in ex- treme southern portion; easterly winds.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-30
Silver Churn Bufferine
Prepared Solely By ARMOUR PACKING CO, Kansas City, U. s. A.

E~CAUTIoN-Be sure that the name "California" is on each package. There are many similar preparations for sale of more or less merit-some with out any merit at all. Insist on getting the"California." There is none as Onod-
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-30
Officers Detached From Colleges.

Washington, Aug. 29.-Secretare La- mont today detailed the following off, cers from duty at colleges and ordered them to their proper companies Septem- Der l: First Lieut. Walter H. Gordon, Eighteenth infantry. Louisiana State university, Baton Rouge; First Lieut.
 William c. Elliott Twelfth infantry, Uni yersity of Alabama FH
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-30
ANHEUsER.BusCH BREWING ASSN N
ALMOST MIRACULOUS
Was the Escape of Dr. Hood From Culvt
 Pistol.

Pistol.
 Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 29-A sensational shooting, in which w. A. Culver, a we'll known contractor, and Dr. J. w. Hood were the principals occurred at 1O:3O this morning on Broad street. near the spot where Alex Carr shot and killed Captain King just about one year ago. Culver fired three shots at pr Hood two of which hit the mark, one striking him under the shoulder and the other in the right leg, just above the knee The shots were fired while the nen were grappling, and that Dr. Hood escaped from instant death is considered almost miraculous. As it is, he is not seriously injured The men are brothers-in-law. Culver cursed Mrs. Hood. This morning Hood knocked Culver down. Culver hunted him up later and opened fire as soon as he could Hood grappled with him and would prob- ably have been killed had not w. H. AL exander Culver's nephew, hurled the men apart and taken the pistol from Culver. Culver is in jail. He is a much larger man than Hood.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-30
Prof. Fealy on matrimony tonight, at LakeVieW.
For rent at a bargain, Dar- gin block, 2OO3 and 2Oo5 Sec ond avenue. Malone & Bell, 2Ol7 First avenue.
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Insurance at Cost.
S-3Q-2t-fri-s $

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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-30
Prof. Fealy on matrimony tonight, at LakevieW.
Failed, Then Forged.

Charleston, S. C., Aug. 29.-H Curz, general merchant, assigned few days ago and left for Jackson county. Yes terday he was arrested and brought back on the charge of having forged notes amounting to about $10OO which he turned over to Schwabe, May & Co., and Jelenko & Bro, wholesale merchants here, in payment of the goods. The notes bear the name of T. R. Huntley, who re- fused to pay them and pronounced them forperias
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-30
Music at East Lake. 5-a9-tf Old papers for sale cheap at this office.
HE WAS WATCHING HIS BOY
And Didn't Notice the Water Tank-Sad Death
 of Prominent Iron Man.

Atlanta, Aug. 29.-A special to the Con- stitution from Cedartown, Ga, says: Col. w. l.. Hickman, general manager of the North Georgia Mining company, was killed today by train. He was rid ing on the tender of an ore train on a branch road. He was absorbed in watch ing his little son, who was in the tender, and did not notice water tank which the train was approaching. His head hit the tank and he was knocked off and killed. Colonel Hickman was widely known in the iron trade
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-30
YESTERDAYS TEMPERATURE.

As especially recorded for the Age Herald on the standard thermometer at Hughes drug store, 1904 Second avenue. The figures given are in all instances for the temperature recorded in the shade and on a southern sheltered exposure.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-30
The Worlds Fair Tests showed no baking powder so pure or so great in Ieav- ening power as the Royal

DIED-Mr. W. D. Alexander, father of Messrs. R. D., w. B., R. T., Judson and Raymond Alexander and Mesdames l. Y Page, w. H. Davis and Columbus Phil lips, August 29.
 Funeral services take place from the Suothside Baptist church today, the 3Oth instant at 4 o'clock D. m Inter- ment in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends and acquaintances invited to attend.