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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-16
A Plea for Improved Civil Service Re-
form.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
The communication from Mr. Donath,
published in The Star of May 10, is terse
timely and true. 1t boldly exhibits facts
in the execution of the civil service law
which are repugnant to it's spirit. if not
Inconsistent with its letter. Too much
stress is put upon the method and ma
chinery for testing the fitness of an appli-
cant for appointment under the civil serv-
Ice while little attention and no protection
are accorded to the successful applicant
who has passed the ordeal of examination
and certitication and secured appoint
ment. His tenure of office is absolutely at
the will of the head of the department to
which he is appointed, and that will is
often cruel and unjust, as is evtdenced-to
use Mr. DonathS own words-by 1.-The shame
less wholesale reductions" and the many
wanton discharges of worthy employees,
which has characterized the present adj
ministration.' Again, if clerk within the
classified service has shown merit SO
marked and ability so well recognized that
he is selected for a place without tht pale
OF the classified service, such as chief of
division deputy to the head of some
bureau, and he has the courage and snap
to accept such position sooner or later he
must pay the penalty of his own merit, and
step down and OUT TO vacate his place
for some political favorite. This fact is SO
well-recogniZed in the departments that
many cautious clerks would decline the
place of a chief of division, or of deputy,
If it should be rendered to them. The ex-
ampleS are by TO means few Of men who
by untiring energy, ability and faHhfulreSs
have risen. on their own merits solely, to
positions of chiefs of divisions and depu-
ties, and have filed such places with
marked efficiency, being fired OUT with
out the slightest pretext. on the ground
that the political pressure was too strong
to withstand. And even the civil service
cpmm!7sIpn have so framed their rules
that such men cannot he reduced or ap-
pointed to 81 lG~rr grade within the CLASH
fled service quite recently there was an
amendment 0f Inc clvll service rules made
to meet special case, allowing an official
who had risen through all the grades to a
presidential Office and was deposed there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-16
WON BY HORNPIPE.
The Brooklyn Handicap Taken by q
Long Shot.

The Brooklyn Handicap Taken by n
Long Shot.
The Messrs. ]. r. and F. P. Keene's four
year-old colt Hornpipe, by Mr.. Pickwlck
out Of Round Dance, won the ninth Brook
Ign handicap yesterday. Twelve horses
started in the race, the first great racing
event of the eastern season of 1895, and the
odds against the winner ran from Is to
% to l. The winner was ridden by Hamil-
ton. the well-known colored jockey, and
beat Lazzarone, ridden by Isaac Murphy,
another colored jockey, by about half
length; game little Sir Walter, ridden by
Sam Doggett, being beaten for the place
by about two lengths. The race was run
in IL IA, and the top weights were never
in it.
The race was run over a heavy track,
which probably accounts for the poor
showing made by the heavier-weighted
horses.
The Race.
The horses went to the post at 4:3O and
at 4:4a the flag fell. Counter Tenor was
first to get going, closely followed by DR..
Rice and Sir Walter, the others well
punched. The first quarter was run In
% seconds, Assignee making the pace a
nose in front CT Ed. Kearney, who led
Ramapo by nearly a length, he length in
front of Sir Walter and DR.. Rice. Horn
pipe Rey Ell Santa Anita, Lazzarone and
Bassetlaw forming the rear division. At
the three-furlong pole Assignee was two
lengths ahead Of Ramapo, the latter being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-16

ut is remarkable how your trip abroad has i'm
proved you''
1T is the of the Carlsbad Waters that has
improved me, more than my trip abroad. l have
gained in flesh and strength since 1 used them
Many persons them for reducing flesh, because
the waters remove all unhealthy tissues and super
abundance of fat, but they also build up firm and
solid flesh, which is sign of perfect health. 1
also use the Carlsbad Sprudel Salt early in the
morning with glass full of water. 1t increases
the laxative action of the II YOU ever suffer
from chronic catarrh of the stomach, biliousness,
govt or rheumatism, l advise you to them.
Every druggist has them" The genuine have the
Agents, New York. on every bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-16
LATE SPORTING NEWS
THE PENSIONERS WON.
They Defeated2M Government Print
ing Once Nine.

They DefeatedStNe Government Print
ing Office Nine.
The Governmens)frinting Office team of
the Departmental League seem to be
stuck In last placea as they have three de-
feats and no victories to their credit They
lost the game Yesterday to the Pension
Office through inability to handle the ball.
although they bAfRed hard and safe. The
team seem deficient in pitchers, as four
tried their handhAnd each was received
warmly. The Pe9sipn Office team put up
a fair game in the field. three of the five
errors being made by Smith at third base.
Mr.. O'Neil umpireds the game and his de-
cisions were exceptionally good. although
there was some flight kicking on the part
Of the printers.a This afternoon the Dis
trict Commissioners, the champions of last
year. will play the Post Office Department
team, the game being called at 4:45. The
score was as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-16
Too Much for the GnlIaudets.

1t was foregone conclusion that the
Gallaudets would be no match for the Co.
lumbia Athletic Club team. but the drub-
bling they got yesterday was an event they
are not likely to forget very soon. The
Columbias knooked.>out nine runs, and in
the six inningsHthet followed they added
fourteen more to that sum. The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-16

Columbia. 3 w. 6 xD2s
Galiaudet. y. . 0 0 . 0 O. 2
Earned runs-Collimbfs. -. First base by
Columbia 4; Gallautttt. .. Left on bases--Co-
iumbfa. 8; Galau,fet 4. First base balls-OT
kiene. 9: off Spflian..l1; off Bernard .. Struck
out-By kiene.H 2; by Bernard, 4. Home run
Lewis Three hnss httsHDal,ell!;i Carter. Spring
mans Hough and Smiclan. Two-base hits-DIlZeli.
Black. Sprnxman and Snielan; Stolen bases
Springnan 80. Dickinson t2b. Carter. Wells ~,
Black (2,. Lewis ts] and Hough. Double play"
Hongh TO Wells Hit by Pitcher-Ry Bernard. l.
pire-Mr. Howard. Time of game hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-16
Departmental League Record.
Easy for Georgetown,

The Georgetown nine went over to Bal
timore yesterday. and found the Johns
Hopkins team one of the easiest things 1t
has dealt with this season. They pounded
the ball for a total of nearly thirty hits,
and nothing more need be said. The de-
tails of the killing:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-16
Went to Bet on the Handicap.

One of the largest crowds ever seen at
the St. Asaph track attended the racing
there yesterday, the great majority of them
undoubtedly being attracted by the foreign
book. in which an opportunity was afforded
to put bet down in the Brooklyn Handi-
cap. The foreign book did tremendous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-16
Athletics Mt Georgetown.

There was some lively sport on George
town field yesterday, when the events left
over from Tuesday were contested.
The features of the day were the run
ming of William E. Fox, '97. who won every
one of the short distance events, and the
high Jumping of Arthur McElhone, med
fcal, who, with ease, broke the local COL
lege record of feet inches, and made a
mark of feet and inches without any
apparent effort. His indoor record is 8
feet and 10 inches. and he might possibly
have beaten that yesterday, but was sat
isf1ed with a showing that entities him
to a place on the Mott Haven team.
Davis, the champion mile runner of the
college, retained his title against two new
men, McAnerney and Claiborne, who had
been expected to give him close rub and
possibly beat him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-16
Yesterdays Lengue Games.
The League Record.

TOdny's Schedule.
Washington at Cincinnati.
Baltimore at ST. Louis.
New York at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston at Louisville.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-16

Earned rnns-Penson ONCE. 8; G. P. O., :? First
6 base by erTershrsnsan as oes 4 LEFT
l: on ballsIoT Wright, ?: of Horsn, 2; on
Il; by Switzer. 5; by Ravens, /. Three-6ase hits
Harris and Richards Two;base hitsIsnth C. P.
flee hit-Wright. Stolen bases-Henlley t2). Ora
ham. Wright, Horen and Swtzer. Wild pitches
Q, Neill. Time Of game hours and 10 minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-16
Johns HOPKINS.

GGOFgttoWn: .......... ! 20
Johns Hopkins ........ 0 o o.
First base balls-Of Carlnody. L; of scanlon,
l; of Mccormick, l. Struck out-By Carmody. @;
by Scanon, 3; by Mccormick. 3. Thsae-base hits
G. Mahoney, Bartlett and Harley. Two-hase hits
Carmody Harley Il. Mahoney. q. Mahoney. SulIi-
van, Rearlon (2), Mccormick and Bartlett. Double
lay-Murphy, unasssted Hit by pitchrr-By Me-
Cormck. 1. Passed balls-Bar:lett, 4; Sullivan. l.
Umpire-AIr James. Time of game hours and II
minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-16

business. the local races being practically
neglected, men fighting almost to get their
bets down. Very few backed the winner
of the Brooklyn Handicap, most of those
at the track putting their faith on Ramapo
DR.. Rice, Rey Ell Santa Anita and Ed
Kearney. In the track races three favor
ties and three second choices won, and the
ten bookies doing business quit losers. The
racing was rather undressing In the
third race Pomona Belle fell, and her
jockey, Lohrmann. was badly hurt being
conveyed to the Emergency Hospital The
winners were: Fredericks, 3 to 5; Charma,
to 5; Fidget, 8 to 5; Doc Birch, to 2;
Pirate Chief, to 2, and Walcott, to-
"What, Apologize: Never.' Snys Cor
bett.
CHICAGO, May left the National
Sporting Club of London will give a purse
of any amount from a farthing to $1,000
will box Peter Jackson for it in the
arena" declared Champion James J. Cor
bett last night. The champion was very
angry while discussing the latest phase in
the pugflistic situation. Jackson's remarks
and the refusal of the National Sporting
Club to give a purse for him and Corbett
was what particularly raised the latter's
Ire. When asked if he would pay any at
tention to the clubs demand for an apol-
ogy he could scarcely contain himself.
Wv hat, apologize to that crowd?'' he de-
manded. Never; for they owe me more of
an apology than owe them. 1t is the most
ridiculous thing I ever heard Of"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-16

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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
FraWda Aarty,

PAN PROFESSOR wyjezdza
ma wakacye, a iona dale mu jak
zwykle, poniewaz bardzo jest roz-
targnionY, sp1s blelizny i rzeczy,
lake blerze re SODA. Gdy sic zable-
70 do powrotu j W hotelu pakuje
rzeczy, widzi, re to sic re splsem
ME zgadzaia. w spisle BOWEN
Jest: 6 koszul, a on tylko ma W
kuferku 5. tax samo Z lima blellzna:
z kszdego rodza]u brakn'e mu
jedna sztuka; nawet zam'ast 8
surd ut6w ma tyIko 2 i tax resztq
ubior6w. Strata ia bardzo go zmar-
villa, a jednak ME chcla} policyl
zewladomic, ahy wskutek powsta-
}ych korowodow ME by} zmuszony
zostaG dluzej. Powraca wiec mar
ketny / re strachem oddaJe zon1e
kufer spls rzeczY, oczekujao ME
zawodnego grzmotu. Tymczasem
grzmotu n1ema, lecz przeclwn1e PAM
profesorowa chwali jego p%orzadek-
lego on ME rozumie. Ale przecle
= powiada - spisie So 3 sur
duty, a tn tylko So diva! A tax -
rzecze iona - DO trzeci masz ns
sobie. Ma sobie! - woia} uradowa
waky - kt6zby to by4 mysla}!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
Osfrozniel
Iekarst

Poszukuja c Iekarstwa DR..
Pierc'a ,.Golden Medical Discove.
ry", t:zeba sic udac do odnosnego
agenta. Sprzeda ci czego zadasz.
Ale czasem m6giby CT agent wkre-
&C jake inne lekarstwo, DO tego
n'oy w'ecej zysku przypadnie ola
n'ego. Jednakze zadne z podob~
nych lnnych lekarstw ME jest TAX
dobre jak discovery" Jest to
]edyny c~zysciciel krwi, tw6rca
cia}a, ] odnow1c,el SHY tax dosko-
nafy, re ia jego dobry skutek
MONA reczyG W chorobach sk6ry
lub czaszk], albo W dolegliwosc]ach
skrofullcznych, tudziez W kazdej
chorobie, p~ochodzacei 2 zgni}eJ
w9troby lub nieczyste] krwl -
jezel' ME nastani wyleczenie, PIE
niad2e beda z]wroaone.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
Moskiewski pu}kow
nix.

w po}owie sierpnia roku
przesz}ego t%ramwajem W O.
desie jecha} pu}kownik rosyj-
ski, a "a MIN siedzia} DIR.
S tank ewi c Z, Polak.
Pu}kownik dale kouduktorowl
szeG6 kopiejek.- dwie none
ty pc try konduktor
jednak ME m6g} wydac reszty
kopiejki. Nalezy pamietac, re
drobnej monety, jak kopiejka
lub dwie, W Rosy bardzo
ma}o, re wszystkich stron
s}ychaG skargi, ze "a rozmie-
nienie rubla ma drobne trzeba
p}acic pieG pc szesciu kopie-
jek.
Pu}kownik zacza} sic -rzu-
cac i nuze wymyslac, re to
,,zydowskie porzadki'
zarzqd tramwaju sk}ada sic
wy}acznie Z cudzoziemc6w
chrzescijan re pope}nia6
oszustwa W ten spos6b, to
podle it'd. Konduktor w celu
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
WSzYSfkO

CT co uzywali lekarstwo odkrytc przez
DR.. Klnga Or. Kings New Discovery
znaia wartosc tegoz, a ci co ME uzywali
mais teraz s%posobnose korzystac z niego
bezpletnie. Zg1osic sig do o%g4oszonego
aptekarza, a dostaniecie butelke ma
nr6be darmo. Poslat naZwisko i adres
do 30. Fl. Buklen and Co. Chicago, a
dostan1e sig pudelko ma probe bezplat-
ME pudelko piguIek zycia Dr. Kinga
Wszystko gwarentowane, Re pomoze,
mic ME kosztuje
Mona dostac " Aptekach pod
Or1em ina. W. S. Tomk1ew1cza
and Bro. 456 Mitchell ul., rog 2
ave., i SAT Lincoln ave-, rog 5
ave.. Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
DObr:s farma
Bsa SDrX~Iaz.

4UU ARROW zlemi, L tych 200
pod ptuglem, 100 ak16w }akl i 100
ARROW pastwiska wraz Z zabudo-
waniani, mann zamiar z wolnej rek'
sprzedac, poniewaz przeprowadzam
sic z poWrorem dc miasta, ably
dalej prowadz'G MOI zach rzezn,-
czy.
Farma po}o&ona W polskle1
okolicy, 7 mil Cd potsklego kos
cio{a W independents oraz Cd kolei
%zelaznej.
Sprzedam akler pc 10 dola :
row a got6wkl tyJko 1000 dolar6w
bym zada} zaraz PREY sprzedazy.
NJ. KOENIG
farmer w Montana, Wis,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
Dobra ~sposobnosc!
ZAKkAD
OTO G R A 81 CZNY

wartoSc1 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
fotograflcznej wyuczy6.
Pc bli2sze informacve zg}o-
sic sic do Redakcyi Katozlko.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
SZLASK.
Cd RACIBORZA. Co to les

Cd RACIBORZA. Go to ]esz-
cze bsdzie! Pewien ch}opak IL
letni, gdy mla} bye W szkoIe karany
"a to-, Re sic lie uczy}, rzucit sic
ma swego nauczyciela, chwyclf go
pod gard}o bronlf sic z a jadle. Gdy
to wldzia} drug, szkolarz, zaledwie
10 lat majacy, o kilka metrow W
}awce sledzacy, w%Yskoczy} ma raz
i tez chcia@ bic nauczyclela. Me
by}o innej rady, jak sprowada1c
pana rektora, a wtedY ten pierwszY
predko wyskoczy} i uciek1. Kiedy
pc nauce dzieci wyszty re szko1y
drugi chlopiec lata4 "a niemi z OF
wartym nozem. Czy to So te b4ogle
skutkl dzlsiejszego systemu szk6l-
nego? Dzleci sic ucza pc niemiecku,
a ME w1edza czego, zupe1n1e jak
papuga, kt6ra sic nauczy gadac, a
ME vie co gada i plecie iedno
przez drug1e. Czy take uczenle
moze ksztafcic i uszlachetn1c SERGE!
O SWIECIM S lutego. w nocY
2 4 ma 5 bm. 1ezna z4odzleje
wytrychami poodmykali drzwi W
kosciele parafalnym. a wszedfszY
do zakrystYl, dopusclli sic swieto-
kradztwa, gdYz skradli 3 klelichy
srebrnozfote, a z monstraDcyi
melchizedeeh z}oty, uoczem odbili
zamek cd skarbonki PREY wielkim
o1tarzu. Ma ~szczescle ME odnalezli
kluczyka cd tabernakulum i ME
targneli sic ma puszke z Na]sw.
Sakramentem. Rownoczesnle spla-
drowall synagoge zydowsk9, l dwne
czytelnie. z czYJelnl zabrali 2skar.
bonki, do 1t6rych zblera}y sic
sk}adki "a wykuplenie z rak zydo-
wsklch klasztoru podominikanskie.
90, tax drogiego sercu ludu polskie.
90 ma kresach dawnej Polski. Upra-
sza sic wszystkie pisma o powt5-
rzen,e tel korespondency' ola
przestrog, rzqdc6w koSclo}6w, ably
troskliw1e dbali o naczynla swiete
" koecio4ach, a ,pollcya i stroze
nocni wiecej czuwali mad swiaty-
miami Panskieml, by podobne
swietokradzlwa sic ME powtarzaty
KS. J6zef HaJda, wikary.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

cyl ME ustaj e. Zydzi-ajenci pootwie-
rail- formalne biura werbunkowe.
Najniebezpiecznie jsze jest to, re c:i
wiesniacy, kt6rzy sic zg}aszaja,
podpisuj 9 jakies W jezyku angiel-
skim pisane kontrakty moca kt6rych
obowiazuja sic gromadki 20 do 80
ludzi solidarnie pracowaG przez Kill
ka lat W kopalniach zywego srebra,
gdzie wiadomo, wyziewy d%zia}aja
ma zdrowie nader ujemnie. Nato-
miast pozornie warunki SO bardzo
~korzystne,- 0 lie, rzecz n%aturalna,
bedq dotrzymane, ME wiadomo.
Cd pewnego tez zasu bardzo
czesto przytrzymuje tutej sza poll
eva m}odych wiejskich parobkdw,
kt6rzy chcac sic prawdopobnie u
chylic Cd obowiqzk6w s}uzby VOL
skowej, emigrujq do Ameryki i to
droga ma Wieden. Dnia 13 4. m.
przyaresztowano ma dworcu kolejo-
wynn trzech wiesniak6w Z Przyb6w-
XII, W pow. jasielskim. Wszystkich
trzech, jake takich, kt6rzy ME
uczynili zadosc obowiqzkom s}uzby
wojskowej, oddano starostwu.
ZMARLI. w Ranizowie zmar}
dnia II z. m. ks. Franciszek Szay-
nok, jubilat, kanonik i proboszcz
p~rzezywszy lat 80, goraecy patryo-
ia polski, niegdys wieziec stanu W
Kufsteinie.
Maciej Maruniak Sikorski,
jenera} major, kawaler orderu re-
laznej korony, umar} W Przemy-
Stu W So roku zycia.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
Teraz uAyj tegO.

nev m'S U q pom OF je2eli cisrpisz n
d da W gardle Tub plucach .Nowy
wynalazek DR.. Kinga ma suehoty, kasze]
i ~ziebjeczke "a poreczeniem udziela
oomocyY lu6 pieniadze beda wr6cone.
Eeczy take grype.' Spr6buj chot tylko
buteike, a doznasz ulgl. Butelki ma
probe darmo.
Orlem ina W. S. Tomkiew1cza and Bro.
1856 Mitchell I'll 16g 2. ave-, l. 81
Lincoln ave-, r6g 5 AVE., Milwaukee,
Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

po}ozenia fanny dalszym wy
myslaniom. oddawa} pu}kow-.
nlkowi zamiast kopiejki try,
II. chcia} mu jedne Z monet
zwr6ciG. Pu}kownik ME nanny
slajac sic d}ugo, przyja} try
kopiejki, czyli, ze konduktor
do biletu pulkownika dop}aci}
Z w}asnej kieszeni dwie kopiei-
XII.
Oburzy}o to dra Stankiewi-
GA, kt6ry ~zauwazy} g}osno,
IL wed}ug wszelkiego prawdo-
podobiehstwa pu}kownikowi
armii rosyjskiej }atwiej wyrzec
sic kopiejki, niz konduktorowi
dwoch. Pu}kownik odwr6ci}
sic / rzekl do dra Stankiewi-
GA, ze to ME jego rzecz i re
on prawdopodobnie takze zyd,
skoro broni zydowskiego
%tramwaju. Stankiewicz odpo-
wiedzia1 ma to, re ME Jest
zydem, lecz Polakiem. Ma to
pu}kowni wpad} W jeszcze
wiekszy gniew i zawo}a1:
;, P al a k k / e
m ierzaw c y, k a k
i d y!' Stankiewicza ubod}o
to W najwyzszym stopniu i
odpowiedzia}, wskazujac ma
zajscie Z konduktorem, re tn
widaG doskonale, kto m i e.
/ e c: zyd czy pu}kow-
mix armji rosyjskiej?
Pu}kownik natychmiast, do
wiedziawszy sic o nazwisku
doktora, kt6ry L tenn sic
b%ynajmniej ME kry}, pojecha}
do zarzadu z~andarmskiego i
tam zrobi} donos, re Stankie-
wicz powiedzia}, IL wszyscy
pu}kownicy armji rosyjskiei
to m i erzaw c y.
Rozpoczeto sledztwo itylko
dzieki szczeg6lnie korzystne-
mu stanowisku, jake DIR.
Stankiewicz zajmuje W sp6}e-
czeistwje, sprawe skierowano
do sedziego pokoju, kt6ry
skaza1 doktora ma kare pie
niezna, lub ma kilkodniowy
areszt. Inaczej traktowanoby
sprawe a d m a
tywnym paria d k 0 m
i cd zsy}ki by}by DIR. Stankie-
wicz ME uszed}. w, Pr. r.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

NOWY SALON Braci Grie--
eel, w bloku Pelcera,z g}5wrym:
wrhodem cd Market u!icv,
jest wiele obs7ernie1szy. an'6eli
by' ten, kt6rY ci panowie dotad
dzier3v}j. Przyciaga miauov.cle
g,,sci ia okoljcznosc, 2e w
gl6wnel sail 80 sto3y i mnogie
krzes}a, a nadto o~obny pokoJ
ola chcacYch sjedziec osob~
no. Ludsl W tel po starokraJ-
krajsku urzadzonej, oberay
zawsze lqk w uIu, 'ecz nino
to kazdy szybko &ostanie
czego zA3ada, q zadowoleniem
wychodzi.
Farmerzy teraz W ca}em
miescie wygodniejszei gospody
ME znajda, jak II Griesl6w, q w
p~o}aczonej ich salonem
groserni wszystko NIGGA kupiG,
co z miasta ola kuchni / sto{n
sprowadzaG musza. Powietrge
tax W salonie, jak j groserni
jaknajczystsze i W obydw6ch
xawsze przyjemnie cieplo.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
RnAaemn masG Arni
ksh

Najtepsso muse ma swleue na
RAINY, pochodzace z cle6, przetarcia
u~derzen'a, poparzenia; wrzodY,
poi'ekane rose, odclski oraz wszel-
kle Vyrzuty ma clele. Jezeli znpet.
ME ME zadowoIi, pleniadze hed2
z"rocone- Cena: 25 centow pude4
30. Mona dostao W Apiece
Eagle Pharmacy W Milwaukee,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

NASZ MlERNIK powiatowy
pan Franciszek Bratka poiechaf,
ola poratowah,a zdrowia, ma
dlu3szy czas W cieplejsze strony,
do Texas. Pod pieobecnosc
lego bedzie 90 zastepowat W
urzedzie D. Franclszek Birdsall.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14
TELEGRAMY.

D - L Cairo
donosza, 4e powstahcy zaku.
pill wielkie zapasy broni i
amunicyi i chca wypedzic
Anglikow oraz trzymajaca z
mimi szsjke rzadowa. Rad
przygotowuje energiczne srodki
obrony.
NEW YORK. = World
odebrai z Toxic telegram
d%onoszacy, Re Chiny zosta}y
poinformowane CO do warun
kow pokoju Japonia
podobno '1wiadomi}y jul cesa-
RIA japohskiego, lie przyjmia
tie warunki.
MADRYT. z Kuby telegra.
fuia, lie powstahcy zostali W
kilhu potyczkach poblcj, szcze-
g6lnie pod Barre i Los Negres.
Oddziaf dowodzcy Matazas
liczy juA bardzo ma}o 1udzi,
Scjganych przez wojska hisz-
pahskie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-14

Wtorek odwIedz;G nasza Re-
dakcya. Powiada on, De W
tamte]szYch stronach sd "a
TAME pieniedze piekne fanny
do nabycla.
DAW NIEJSZEGO szeryfa
pana Gay mianowat marsza.
lex zwia2kowy R. F. O'Conner
z ST. Paul swoim deputy
marsza}kiem.
PAN Louis He1ntz, kt6ry W
WATERFOWL, S. d. prowadzif
handel gotowym u5ranlem F.,
przesied1,} sic do naszego
miasta i wstapi VI jnteres
Heintz Clothing Go.
FABRYKANT masci ma
wszy warcholskie, IA gnace
czyli Swierzb kaszubski, tudzie2
master cd r62uych mikstur
dziekciowycb ma koftuny =
dawnAejszy butcher chicagoski
pen Mniechol Kaczkowsci,
choG podobno okropnie ma
nasza gazette wygaduje, jednax
bez niej obyG sic pie mo&e.
Kiedy niedawno do jego dzieg
ciarni wstapit nasz wierny
przyjacie1, u]rzai tam ma
kantorze ostatni numer nasze.
20 Kotoziko, ledwie atoli sic
ID wrocit, ia ssma gazeta,
jakby reka machna}, znikia.-
Oh, mo pen Mniechot chwat
W reku, mo! Ale mo i chwat
W sumieniu! To co poprawdzie
Iubi i ceni, tego W danel
chwill gotow sic natychmlast
wyprze6. - Znamy sic dobrze
ga takich farbowanycb brodach.
PODCZAS ZIMY pracowa
no W warsztatach kolei Chlca.
go & Northwestern tylko 5
dni W tygodniu j 8 godzin
dziennie. Teraz wszak2e pre-
dluzono robote ma szes6 dnl
W tygodniu 9 godzin dsiennie.
" SALONIE BRACI Grie.
sci, W bloku Pelzera, prey 3c1e]
ullcy, teraz codziennie Cd rama
al p0zno " noe suty lunch
IA stole.