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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-13

Hoods Pills are the best family cathar-
!tc and liver medicine. Harmless and re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-13
PrrsAYrranca

Perseverance, Is the main thing In life.
TO hold on and hold out to the end is
the chief matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-13

The DucAsss . verk Gees act say
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-01-03

Hoods Sarsaparilla Calendar for
1895 is out and may be obtained at the
drug stores. 1t is one of the most
beautiful that the firm has ever issued
and the edition was the largest ever
printed by any one concern, being
over ten millions of copies. There
are two faces on the calendar, both of
children, representing Summer" and
Winter" The design was by one of
the most gifted artists in the country,
and the coloring is most exquisite.
The calendar is not only beautiful,
but is also useful, as it presents all
the desired information concerning
astronomical events during the year,
lfyour druggist does not have Hoods
Sarsaparila Calendar it may be OBJ
tanned by sending six cents in stamps
to Q, l. Hood g. Co., Lowell, Mass.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-01-03

II am AN old soldier who had
chronic diarrhoea of long standing to
have been permanently cured by TAX
ing Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy" says Edward
Shumpik, q prominent druggist, OF
Minneapolis, MINI. II have sold the
remedy in this city for over seven
years and consider it superior to any
other medicine now on the market for
bowel complaints" % and 50 cent
bottles of this remedy for sale by j H
Moore.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-01-03

Private John Allen, of Mississippi.
is one OF the few fortunate democrats
who returns to congress with an in.
creased majority, and he contemplates
that fact with great satisfaction. A
friend discovered him turning over
the pages of a pamphlet edition of the
president message and inquired
what he was looking for. II have
read this darned thing through twice,
he said, "and can't find word about
the last election. Grover discusses
every other topic that has attracted
the attention of the American people,
and / do not know anybody who could
explain how that landslide happened
better than he. e."-Chicago Record.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-01-03
A Horrible Murder
A Strange Mans Brains
Blown Out
At Red Sulphur Springs, Tenn.
His Remains Brought to Iuka, and
an Inquest Held Yesterday.

One of ihe most atrocious murders
eyer enacted was that committed at
the Red Sulphur Springs Hotel last
Monday night. A stranger, whose
name seems to be DIR. A. l.. Murphy
stopped in at the hotel to warm. A
dance was in progress. at which two
OF tho party became involved in diff
ficulty. DR., Murphy interfered as q
peacemaker. when he was roughly
handled and slapped in the face with
pistol. At this Murphy drew his
gun and emptied his pistol, but with
out effect, as his pistol was knocked
up each time. He started for the
door, but shot struck him as he got
down the steps, breaking his thigh.
lie fell to the ground, begging for his
life, claiming that he was already
killed. Needless of his pleading and
shrieks of agony, he was followed UP
by some person, whose name is un-
known. with shot gun. AS he lay
helpless on his back, the gan was
placed within few inches of his head
and fired, the load entering his mouth
and blowing out his teeth, brains and
breaking through his skull. The
VIDETTE correspodent never san a
more horribly mangled face. About
midnight after the deed was commit
ted his body was placed in buggy
and driven about three miles over in
edo this county, where he was discnv-
cred next morning hy the mail rider,
who brought tie news to Iuka That
evening Sheriff Olen Matthew'S IN COM
pany" with several others, went 10 in
ve5tigate, returning at night with the
corpse. Witnesses were summoned
and an inquest held Yesterday, ths
jury returning ve4dict to the effect
that deceased camo to hia death from
gunshot At the hands OF parties in
Hardin county, Tenn, One thing be
it said to the everlasting credit of
Iishcmingo county, this horrid deed
was not committed on her soil. Ii
the perpetrators Of this monster cgiDe
are mover brought to justice Il Will
be no igult OF ours, because the Offend
ors live out OF our jurisdiction.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-01-03
PER YEAR
NEW YORK STORE
Removed to Bank Building
GOODS MUST GO If PRICES WILL SELL EN-
Talk is Cheap,

TaIIx Cheap
And don goods consist
Clothing Shoes Ladies
They pe What we want IL IA
get the people to visit do
than nyhng e an say .i
fDMM mfDTaFaAF Spent with US will buy
you want fit and durability
You will fud us in the Building -
The New York Store.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-01-03

Tho article in tbs last issue OF the
VIoarTE touching upon the crying
need Of n county contractor. placed
the Board OF Supervisors IN an erro-
neous light before the peopls. Wo
take take pleasure in making mention
of this, as what was said was done
on account of being misled by inoor-
rect information. It is fact that the
Board has loft no stone unturned in
trying to get contractor to take and
work the county priaoners. They
have even gone go far, wo learn, as to
offer the use of the county Jail to the
contractor for the safe keeping of the
prisoners at night The fault lies in
the law and not with the Board. The
law will not allow the prisoners to
be let to contractor outside the coun-
ty, fearful lest some harm might be
done the innocent (P) things. If that
idea that prisoners should receive
such tender care and feast with a sill
yer spoon were less prevalent there
would be less violation of law. 1t is
too much of a picnic to get a warm
room and be fed three times a day
like our county prisoners are DONE
Taxpayers should consider this a
personal matter, and see to it that
some action is taken to relieve them
selves of this unnecessary and bur-
densome tax and give the Jail birds
som ething to de.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-01-03
Four Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to more tnan
make good all the advertising claimed for
them, the following four remedies have
reached phenomena sale. DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, coughs and
colds, each bottle guarrd dnteed-Eleotric
Bitters, the great remedy for liver, stomach
and kidneys, Bucken,s Arnica Salve. the
best in the world, and DR.. Kings New Life
Pills which are perfect pill. All these
remedies are guaranteed to do just what is
claimed for them and the dealer whose name
is attached herewith will be glad to tell you
more Of them. Sold at j. FL. Moore's drug
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-01-03

There is a good reason for the popu-
iarity of Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy. Davis & Buzard, of West Mont
Grey, Clarion CO., Pa, says; 1t has
cured people that our physicians could
do nothing for. We persuaded them
to try bottle of Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy and they now recon-
mend it with the rest of u.s." rs and
so cent bottles for sale Fl Moore.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-01-03
A Wonderfully Liberal 0ffer!
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The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-01-03
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The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-01-03
BuckIen's $ Arnica save.

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rms, and all skin eruptions, and positively
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12
NASZ PREzENT.

Kazdy abonent. czy nowy czy
starry, ktory nam teraz przesle
ca2oroozny abonament W kwocle
Sc. 2.OOdostanle cd mas " podarun-
ku co nastepuje:
1)Kale darz M Maryan'
ski ma rok Panski 1895.
y W eso}y w ierszo K ! O.
ta:- Powinszowania ma wszelkle
przvgody, Zaprosiny ma weaele !
piosneozki weselue-z obrazkamj.
81 Prsygody Lor k q. =
Ciekawe opowladan,e czasow
Piastowsktch.
w Je3ek aboneat zaneagsco.
,cy. sapaaci,oszy 2 dolary zateq'ego
a6omanaentu. prQqnie dostac codo.
piero ,vyszczeg6lniony prezent
po,oiinien razem 2 abonamentena
f.adestae 5 cent6u na przesylke
poczto,oq. lnaczsi ,ocale cd nas
podarunku ,.ie dostasis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12
an0W DarmOczy-

an6w Darmoczy-
talskich wnet zacznle-
my publiko wac tutaj
ma pierwszej stroni~
cy naszego pisma, DO
umieszczanie ich da-
lei W lyle jakoS ma}o
skutkuje.
Kt6zby mySla}, re
nawet miedzy ksie2zmi
znajduja sic Darmo-
czytalscy. A jednak
posiadamyy pomiedzy
abonentami naszymi
kllku taklch kslezy,
kt6rzy juz po 6 dola-
row i wiecej wlnnl
nam "a gazette, a z
d}ugu sic ME uiszcza-
ja. z tymi bardzo
grzecznie sic obcho-
dziliSmy, ale re na
tenn licho wYchodzi-
my, wiec i wzgledem
mich chyba bedzie
trzeoa uzyc ostrych
SrodkoW
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12
Il Omaha.
CIV NEBRAsCE).

PopaKamihskiego dokadcis
licho ponios}o, ale paraha
nasza polska W Omaha jakby
kamieniem przygniecona.
Biskupa, i tax wypadkami
gminy polskiej zniecheconego,
jacys niepowo}ani kretacze,
fagasy, szpicle do reszty
zniechecaja.
WiadomosG. ze ksieza
Franciszkanie, Cebula iCzechy
z Columbus, maja rzadzic
paraha nasza polska W ME
mieckim kosciele, ME ma}o
mas przegnebia. Bo najpierw
trudno nam sic zeszwabic;
potem ksieza Franciszkanie
ME cierpia ksiezy polskich; ze
zadnym ksiedzem polskim W
Nebrasce ME zyja, kazdego
czernia i pred biskupem i
apiastami oskarzaja. O tenn
wiemy i my laicy = wiedza
i ksieza nasi.
Po trzecie, ubodzy Ojczul-
kowie porzadnie dra mas
ch}opkow, czego ME s}ychac
o innych ksiezach polskich W
Nebrasce.
Ma}o tel many nadzieji, by
nam Franciszkanie odbudowa-
Ii kosci6l polski W Omaha.
Oby Bog Sprawiedliwy
ukara} tego, kt6ry nam
zrujnowa} nasza tax piekna
parafa polska W Omaha
Cieszymy sic. re Polacy W
South Omaha mysla ma seryo
o novel parafli katolickiej'
Szcze$t i'm Boze! Oby tylko
fagasy, spicle, obwieszczyki
przestali nami sic opiekowa6.
Dnia ago Wrzesnia otwarte
zosta}y szko}y polskie para
falne w Duncan, Tarnowie,
Poznaniu W Chojnicach -
dla przesz}o 800 dziatek.
Nawet hr. Pawel dziatki swe
posy}a do polskiej klasy;
winszujemy panu hrabiemu!
Polityka Nebraska ma piet
rozszerzy1a sic oboz6w. Apias
ci republikanie to pierwszy
ob6z; 2gi, demokraci starry,
"a z}otem, sci demokraci
m}odzi, "a srebrem, 4ty
populisci (aliancle), 5ty tenn
perencle starych expijak6w
rn}odych markietanek. Pono$
kandydat6w ma bye tegc
roku wiecej jak g}os6w,
WidaG, ze Nebraska tc
dojna kr6wka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12
FARMERZY!

Teraz juz i ma was
czas p4aciG "a gazette!
Ma ostatni NoWy
rok ma}o kt6ry far
mer nam zap}aci} a.
bonament prosiliS-
Gle, abySmy wam cze-
kali az do zniW.
A, Bogu dzie2ki, mi
wa tego roku by}y
bardzo dobre. Sprzat-
neliScie obfte plony
i zaczynacie je spie-
nieza6.
Pamietajciez tedy
i O tych, kt6rzy wam
W ciezkim dla was
cZasiie udzielili kredy:
tn, a przez to teraz
sami So W d}ugach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12
| |

Gazety zmartwychwstan :
skie pietnuja najpoczciwszych
Polak6w wsSt. Joseph jako
burzycieli parafialnych, a
przeciez jawnem jest, ze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12

wonosa istnia}o w naszej
parafii nieporozumienie, a
g}6wna przyczyna by}o, ze ks.
Krzywonos koniecznie chcia}
budowac wspania}y kosci6},
a W kasie ME by}o pieniedzy.
Kosci6} by}by kosztowa} Fl
tysiecy dolar6w, kt6ra to
sumo trzeba by pozyczy6, i
potem p}acic rocznie ? tysia-
ce samego procentu, a tax
juz p}acimy rocznie ma cele
parahalne 5000 dolar6w, choc
mas jest tyiko 135 famillj.
Moze bye, ze ks. Krzywonos
bardzo dobrze mysla}, lecz
ludziska sic zlekli, ze ME
poradza wyp}aci6.
Widzac niezwyk}e zaniepo-
kojenie W para6i, poda} ks.
Krzywonos Biskupowi rezy-
gnacya. Ten poczatku sic
gniewa}, lecz p6zniej rezyg-
nacye przyja}.
Potem przez diva miesiace
ME mielismy zadnego kap}ana,
tylko nam biskup co niedziela
rano przyse}a} irlandskiego
ksiedza re swojego koscio}a.
KS. Biskup m6wil nam, ze
trudno dobrego polskiego
ksiedza dostaG ze jest w
Ameryce wiele polskich ka-
p}an6w, lecz miedzy mimi
wiele popsutych.
Nareszcie przywi6zl nam
Biskup i przedstawi} ksiedza
J. J. Maron, m6wiac: Oto
jest wasz ksiadz! odjecha}.
Nowy proboszcz zaraz wzia}
sic energicznie - do kolekto-
wanna.
Kiedy parahanin ]. ]. w.
poszed} zap}aci6 mu "a }awke
= powiedzia}: = No, a ma
sprzety dla proboszcza nic?
= Parahanin t}umaczy sic, re
teraz ME moze = ca}ego
majatku w domu ma 2 dolary,
a te musi trzymac ma zycie
dla dzieci, lecz skoro zacznie
robiG ma drugi tydzieh, to
zaraz i ma sprzety przyniesie.
Ks. M. mic ma to ME odpowie-
dzia}, ale nazajutrz chodzac
po kolekcie, wstapi} i do zony
parahanina ]. J. w. i prosi]
o ohare ma sprzety. Zona, ME
wiedzac mic 0 poprzedniej
rozmowie meza zproboszczem
dala mu jednego dolara, a
jednego zatrzyma}a ma zyw-
nos6. To by} pierwszy
poczatek litosci ksiedza M.
"a msza swieta spiewana
bral zaraz z poczatku po 10
dolarow, "a chrzest 5 do 5
dol, "a Stub zwyczajny, bez
przemowy, II dol. Siedzenia
W kosciele podni6s}z S ma 6
dol. Nawet pensye ustanowil
dla siebie wyzsza. Para6anie
mic ma to ME m6wili, myslac,
il wszystko idzie do kasy
koscielnej.
Zaraz ma poczatku ks. M.
powiedzial W kosciele, re
poniewaz tu widzi'dwie partye,
zadnych koscielnych ME be
die przez pare tygodni,
ltylko on sam bedzie rzadzi},
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12

(poki ME pozna ludzi: Wsze-
lako mic, bez gminy ME bedzie
wyp}aca}. ami tez ME kupi.
Dednakze po up}ywie paru
miesiecy zacza} sam wyp}aca6
wszysrko i sam kupowat, ME
pytajac sic nikogo. w koscie-
les powiedzia}, ze poniewaz
jeszcze ludzi dobrze ME pozna}.
sam bedzie rzadzi} dalsze 3
miesiace, IT,. do pol roku.
fTymczasem w kazda ME
dziele przytacza} miejsca z
pisma swietego o ofiarach ma
kpscio}, mp. O owej ubogiej
wdowie, ktora ostatni cent
oharowala.
EParahanie p}acili, lecz
dziwnem i'm sic wydawa}o, re
choc ks. jegomosG wciaz
pieniadze zbiera, ko4o koscio-
Ia. zadnego ulepszenia ME
widac. Przeciwnie to owo
kazano znlszczyG, wyciaG,
rozwali6.
5Wreszcie us}yszeliSmy Z
annbony, ze~~ zwo}any bedzie
miting parafalny jednakze
pod zastrzezeniem, IL tylko ci
beda mogli g}osowa6, kt6rzy
sumiennie ma kosciol plaza,
So dobrymi katolikami i
|Pep1era]a ksledza.
Parahanie sluchali i cieszyli
sic jak dzieci, gdy i'm ojciec
W sobote, po pejdzie banan6w
przyniesie.
Istotnie mitvng parahalnv
zwo1ano.
KS. Maron chce jednego
chlopca do roboty ko4o kos
cio}a, a drugiego do zbierania
pieniedzy.
Parafianie ciekawi. co dalei
bedzie, al powstaje obywatel
J. J. Wiejowski, mowiac:
KS. proboszczu, parafia zyczy
sobie mice komitet koscielny
czyli CHURCH TRUSTEES! - tax
jak po innych parafiach.
Oh. K. Wieczorek powta-
RIA to samo.
KS. NJ. zapytal, czy para
fianie wszyscy tax chca, ma
CO wszyscy jednoglosnie cd
powiedzieli - tax!
lego sic ks. M. ME spo
dziewa}; porwa} kapelusz
wyszed} hall.
Pomimo to zebrani dalej
prowadzili miting wporzadku
i wybrali komitet koscielny.
Czlonkowie tego komitetu
nazajutz poszli przedstawic sic
Biskupowi, lecz powiedzia}
i'm, ze miting parafialny ME
byI wedlug wolf ks. probosz
GA Marona, a parafianie "a
chowali sic niby dzicy Indy
anie. Komitet musial odejse
kwitkiem; Biskup go ME
potwierdzi}.
Potem, ? Czerwca b., r.,
przybyl do mas BiskuP dla
udzielenia dzieciom Sakra-
ment Bierzmowania.
Po ukohczeniu swietego
aktu, parafianie zaprosili KS.
Biskupa do hall parafialnej,
aby pomdwie MIN Q ko-
mitecie koscielnym. Ks.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12

zawo}a}: = Wszyscy, kt6rzy
sobie zycza mice komitet
koscielny, niechaj wstana i
podniosa rece! Wszyscy VISTA
Ii IA by}o przesz}o 100 para.
fian) wyjatkiem dw6ch.
Wtenczas Biskup obr6ci}
sic do ks. proboszcza Marc
MIA i rzek}: ,,Widzisz, ze
wszyscy chca miec komitet
koscielny!"
KS. Maron odpowiedzia}
fpo cichu: = ia ma to ME
przystane!
w koncu KS. Biskup: -
Me bedziecie miec komitetu
koscielnego jeszcze przez
jeden rok i odszed}.
Odtad ks. Maron tenn
zuchwalej trwoni parafialny
grosz i robi CO / jak jemu
samemu sic podoba.
Ksiazkl Z kazaniami i evan
gieliami, kt6re kazdy ksiadz
powinien ze soba woziG, ks.
M. dopiero u mas sobie kupii
"a parafialne pieniadze. Vino
do mszy sw. tez musi placit
parafia.
A dzieci naszych dotad
wcale katechizmu ME uczyl.
ami w szkole, ami w kosciele,
przez ca1y rok. Wyjezdzajac
re St. Joseph, nigdy parafia-
nom slowa ME rzeknie, ma
jak d1ugo odjezdza i kiedy
powr6ci. ami tez ME powie,
do kogo maja sic uda6,
podczas jego nieobecnosci.
Me wiemy mic, aby ks. NJ,
podczas swego pobytu w St.
Joseph biednego poratowa},
albo mu pare centow opusci}.
Gdy ubogi cztowiek pojdzie
go prosie, aby, mu poczeka}
"a }awke W kosciele, to pro-
boszcz powiada: Przynies mi
n o te jako S curity!
Ale tez na takie sknerstwo
ludzie juz tyle ME szemrza,
boo widza, ze on inaczej poste-
powa6 ME mole. Jestem
- oto jego wlasne s}owo =
a g ent e m Biskupa a
g ent e m Boga, a jako agent
musze w imieniu tych, CO
mnie poslali, zadac Cd ludzi
tego co sic nalezy.
O, zacny panic agencie!
Troche ostro blerzecie sic do
ludu polskiego! tax dlugo tu
podebna gospodarka sic
ME utrzyma, iak w owej
parafii iryjskiej, gdzie az II
lat cierpliwie ma vase zdzier-
stwo patrzano. Kazaliscie
sobie noty dawac Cd Irisz6w,
a ma ostatku oddaliscie te
noty adwokatowi, lecz music
liscie uciekae.
| my jut was many pc
same uszy. Idzciez sobie i Cd
mas, choeby tam, gdzie pieprz
rosnie!
II.
Gazety zmartwychwstan-
skie pietnuja najpoczciwszych
Polak6w W St. Joseph iako=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12

jedynym burzycielem naszej
nieszczesliwej parafii jest sam
jej proboszcz, ks. Moron.
Lewita ten po polsku bar
dzo s}abo m6wj, wiec Was
ciwego kazania nigdy ME
powie, tylko o talarrrrrki
VIOLA wygaduje. Swoich
parafian nazywa obrzydliwyrni
pijakami, wllkami, psami!
Me chrzci, nawet do chorego
ME idzie bez dolark6w.
Siostry Franciszkanki z
Rochester. MINI, juz wyg-
name; szko}a zamknieta,
dzieciom kaza1 isc do publicz-
nej szko}y. - Moi Boze, CO te
biedne dzieci WHINE!
Biskup Burke W st. Joseph,
majac tego sah1ego general
nego wikarego, kt6rego mia}
blskup Hogan W Kansas
City, zrazu okazywa1 sic
przyjacielem Polak6w, ale
teraz zdaje sic bye ich wro-
giem.
w polskich ,,arcykatolic-
kich . gazetach chicagoskich
pisze ks. Moron, ze swoim
paratianom nauczki dale przez
sad. :. Czy to po katolicku?
pytam pismakow cd WARY
| OJczYzNY, Cd ), Katoliczki'
Smulskiego i Cd Dz1EnN1KA
CH1cAGosK1EGo - czy to po
chrzesciahsku. ciagna6 pred
kratki sadowe biedakow,
ktorzy sic upominaja O szko1e
ola swoich dzieci i O dom
Bozy, kr6ry sic wall, a ktore-
go ksiadz ratowac ME chce,
noszac pieniadze. niby ma
koscio} zebrane, ma Bank, iako
swoja osobista wlasnose?
Czy to ladnie panowie cd
WARY i OJczyzN1, ze ksiadz
katolicki uzbraja potajemnie
zdradziecko prawdziwie DO
MISUNDERSTANDING Polakow
jake deputy szeryf6w, {" jak
to uczynil x. Moron w St.
joseph - na to, ably brater-
ska krew rozlewali?? - Byla
bojka, hahbiaca Polakow. !
krew sic laIa, a ia boika
dowodzil ks. Moron !
I]eszcze teraz bezw1adnie try-
umfuje W WERE i O1czyzN1E
ze skutk6w tel bojki. = ze
Pokaleczeni reka braci, nadto
musza swoj krwawy grosz
wydawa6 ma sadly!
Hahba takim kaplanom -
ale W1ARA OJczYzNA i
chicagosko katolicka gazeta
Smulskiego podobne naduzy-
cia, iaka czyny katolickie
siawla, rozpowszechniaiac
k1amstwa, kt6re u lewity
Moronia zdaja sic bye prawda
= ze ten burzyciel to mai
zacniejszy najwykszta}censzy
najpobozniejszy kap1an!
Miarkuj zwiecie, co glosza
W1ARA i UJczYzNA oraz chica.
goska GAzETA KAToL1cKAl-
Ten jest pobozny CO bury.
kradnie, niszczy j rozbija
z szacunkiem
N1r LEw1rA.
! n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-12
Burzyciel
paFafE5 polskisj
" st. Joseph.

St. Joseph, Mo.
2 WrzeSnia.
Kochany Wiarusie.
Prawie po wszystkich pol
skich pc wielu angielskich
gazetach czytamy teraz rome
wiesci 0 St. Joseph, oczer-
niajace mas Polak6w, a tylko
ty jeden masz odwage g}osie
prawde i stajesz W naszej
obronie. Pred toba wiec i
nadal szczerze 2 naszych
postepkow i uczue spowia-
dat sic bedziemy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-16
TO CALIFORNIA WITHOUT
CHANGE
Via 1.-The milwaukee, -

On every Saturday morning an ele-
CANT Pullman Tourist Sleeping Car
leaves Minneapolis and st. Paul, and
runs through to Los Angeles, California
without change. Arrives Los Angeles
$3.50 p. IN. following Wednesday. Car
rive San Francisco Thursday, 1O:45
a. m.)
Via "The Milwaukee's" famous "Aed-
rick Route" to Kansas City, thence via
the A. I. IL $. F. Railway through
Southern California.
The most delightful winter route to
the coast.
This car is personally conducted''-
In immediate charge of all official and
an attendant through to destination.
Rate per berth, So through from St.
Paul and Minneapolis.
Connections at San Francisco with
steamers for Hawaii, Land of EterDal
Spring."
For berths. complete information and
lowest rates, apply to "The Milwaukee,"
agents, st. Paul or Minneapolis, or ad-
dress j. Il, CONLEY.
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
st. Paul, MINI.