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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13
The New Woman in Iowa.

Miss Lucy B. Griffin, an elocution-
ist, exemplihed the rights of'the new
woman in Abba, Iowa, on Saturday,
and created quiet stir in social circles.
She abhors Mrs. Leases costume Of
Syrian trousers, but on Saturday she
appeared upon the streets in full dress
knickerbockers. Not to be outdone
or abashed in her practical ideas of
dress reform and freedom Of her sex
from fashions dictates, she went TO a
livery stable, ordered horse saddled,
and, astride in her knickerbocke RS,
rode over the city and made many
calls on lady friends. Some of them
fed from her in dismay, and none
went to the pavement to greet her
The elocutionist is positive the new
woman has come to stay.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13
EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEACHER

The great value of DR.. David Zen
nedy's Favorite Remedy in curing dis
eases of the blood, particularly the
ills Of women, has again been demon,
stated. Mrs. w. ]. Anderson OF
Bruyn ST., Kingston, N. y, IN SPEAK,
ing of her experience, says, was
an awful sufferer from troubles com
mon to my sex, was reduced to 10 lbs /;
four physicians prescribed for me- out
l kept growing worse. Until began
the use of DR.. David Kennedy s
Favorite Remedy never knew a well
day. By its use grew stronger the
pain less frequent, until it entirely
disappeared, now weigh Ia5 lbs.
and am a we'll woman. | must know
a dozen women who suffer similarly
and have been cured by its use.' at.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13
The Tobacco War.

The present war existing between
the big plug tobacco manufacturers is
proving very interesting for the con
sumers, they being the only ones who
are profting by this wal. The manu-
facturers are unquestionably losing
great deal OF money, and, as far as we
can see, The whole cause of the war
is on account of brand OF plug to-
bacco called Battle An" which ap-
pears to be as powerful a weapon as
its name implies. The manufacturers
of " Battle AK claim it to be the
largest piece of high grade goods ever
sold for the money. And the success
of the brand, the enormous quantity
which is being sold, clearly demon
strates that the consumers have not
been slow in detecting the fact that
they have a bargain. This has caus-
ed the demand for other heretofore
popular brands to be greatly diminish
ed. Hence the present great tobacco
war.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13
NEW DEPOT AT sUNBURY.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM.
PANY WILL MAKE EXTENSIVE M
PRovEMENTS.

The Sunbury Daily says of the
new Pennsylvania station to be built
at that place.
1t is the intention of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad company to extend its
passenger depot to Race street. There
will be two baggage rooms. The up
per baggage room will be used for the
Eastern, Sunbury and Shamokin
division trains. The lower room will
be used for Susquehanna and Lewis
town division trains. The Adams
Express Company will have room
in the extension and the present ex-
press building will be torn away. The
men and women's waiting rooms, the
toilet rooms and the ticket Offices will
be enlarged. The extension of the
second story will give more room for
the Offices of Superintendent Creigh-
ton, Trainmaster Attig, Tralnmaster
Swenk, Assistant Engineer Lincoln
and the large corps of train dis.
patchers and operators in as" Of
hce. The second story will be built
so that third story can be added
when needed, which will be in very
few years.
A train shed will be built at Third
and Race streets and the Wilkes
Barre, Hazleton and Shamokin trains
will be run in and out OF it. The
present passenger tracks will be useC
by the Williamsport, Harrisburg anc
Lewistown trains. The station plat
form will be extended to the trair
shed.
The work of remodeling the station
will probably be commenced mex
Spring. Some temporary arrange
ment may be made this fall. Tn
present station is crowded every da
and is not half large enough. Nor
passengers and baggage are handle
at this station than at the big Harris
burg Union station or at either c
the Williamsport stations.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13
Important Facts,

If you have dull and heavy pain
across forehead and about the eyes /;
if the nostrils are frequently stopped
up and followed by a disagreeable dis
charge if soreness in the nose and
bleeding from the nostrils is often
experienced if you are very sensitive
to cold in the head accompanied with
headache then you may be sure you
have catarrh and should Immediate
ly) resort to Ely's Cream Balm for a
cure. The remedy will give instant
relief.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13

senator from the Eighteenth district
and we declare it as a subversion OF
popular representation, that this con-
vention cheerfully endorses the effort
Of those Democrats in Washington,
d. c., who have organized under the
title of the Interstate Democratic
association, what Democrats from all
states and territories can find harty
welcome while in that city.
When the platform was read
scene of great disorder followed. The
chair was unable to restrain the dele
gates and it looked at one time as if
violent encounters would follow.
President Black tried to restore order
but was unsuccessful. The trouble
arose over the resolution endorsing
Judge Mccarthy. The Crescent club
Of Philadelphia, led the fight against
Mccarthy. A motion to adopt the
resolutions was met by mighty shout
of no and yes.
For over two hours the convention
was in a state of wild excitement. AT
times the entire convention was on
its feet wildly gesticulating and
Chairman Brennan was wholly unable
to control then. or get anything like
order out of the gathering. The fight
focused around the Philadelphia club
delegates, the Crescent club Of Phlla-
delphia leading the fight against
Mccarthy, who, however, was sup
ported by majority of the Phila.
delphia delegates. After order had
been obtained d. F. Magee, of Lam
caster, moved that all reference to
the appointment of Judge Mccarthy
be stricken from the platform. He
was seconded by J. A. Srranahan, OF
Mercer county; DR.. Judah Isaacs, OF
Philadelphia, and George J. Ward
linger, of Pottsville, while Mccarthy
was championed by Magistrate
Hughes, of Philadelphia Christopher
L. Flood, of Philadelphia and Thomas
NJ. Greevy, of Altoona. Much vigor'
GUS language was employed by botf
sides, Mr.. Greevy telling the Phila
delphians to bring their dirty linen tc
Williamsport, where the country dele
gates would wash it and settle tht
matter. After a debate of two hours
the previous question was ordered. Ii
viva voce vote both sides showed W
with equal strength and in a vote b,
clubs the motion to strike out th'
Mccarthy endorsement was defeated
by vote of 100 ayes and eos nays.
Chairman Brennan then declared
the platform as presented adopted
disregarding the protest of J. A
Stranahan, of Mercer, who said tn
vote was unfair, there not being 40
delegates in the hall. The convention
then proceeded to finish its bushes
in a hurry. A number of mino
amendments to the constitution wer
adopted and Erie was selected as tn
next place of meeting.
Greeting was sent to the Demo
cratic convention at Utah and vot
of thanks was rendered Presiden
Black and Secretary Woman fo
their services, after which the conver
ton adjourned. This evening tn
delegates INDUCED in street parad
and were entertained by the locs
, society.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13
No More Ashes for Him.

There was an old colored man
pushing whltewash cart along Brush
street the other afternoon when a
woman opened chamber window
and called to him -.
"Hey, you Do you want a job 7"
What sort of job, mum ?" he
asked as he stood at the gate.
carrying ashes out of the cellar.
EVERY sorry, mum, but | couldn't
do dat Job. l used to be in the ashes
business, but I'ze dun quit it. If 1t
was whit.washin' or beatin capet
I'd be right on hand, but l doan' tech
ashes no mo-"
3" What's the mater with ashes ?
Heaps de mattah maam. Last
lob / worked on l found three knives,
FIVE fo'ks, seben spoons, two towels
an dollar in cash in de ash.heap,
an what yo' dun 'spose de ledge
gimme fur it ?"
81 don't understand, she said.
why, a policeman took me into
cot an'ide Judge gimme three months
in Jail"
He must have thought you stole
the things"
Sartinly, sartinly, an dats
why l say dat OWN to de suspishus
occupashun of de suspected suspishun
Tze heaharter gwine to hold myself
right down to .washin' an
ca'pets. From the Detroit Free
Press.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13

were elected: President, Chauncey F.
Black, York ; secretary, Major John
d. Woman, Philadelphia vice presi.
dents, William S. Mclean, Luzerne /;
f. S. Bartel, Philadelphia; Colonel
James Carney, Erie H. S. House
keeper, Northampton Thomas Burke,
Blair DR.. Judah Isaacs, Philadelphia;
Harvey Patterson, Cambria Lloyd
Barr, Chester; d. F. Wisotsky, Clear
field Robert McCrystal, Philadel-
phia; Reuben McClinton, Somerset ;
w. B. Dunlap, Beaver; d. J. Boyle,
Allegheny,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13

The Canton Sentinel says Jas.
Cooney, the Oldest man in Bradford
county, if not in the northern tier,
died Friday, August I6. He was
born in county Wexford, South OF
Ireland, in December, 1880, and was
therefore about 100 years of age. He
came to this country thirty years ago,
and has since resided with his son. in
law, Thomas Sutton at Canton. He
was remarkably active old gentle,
man, and until few days of his
death assisted In gardening
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13
THE KEYSTONE FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE COMPANY

is NOW IN COMPLETE WORKING SHAPE,
and is prepared to fill all kinds of
planning mill orders, and foundry and
machine work. The plant is well
equipped, and all orders will be filled
promptly. SHOPS ON SIXTH STREET,
WEST OF WOODEN MILL. 10 26-Iy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13
A Determined Woman

recently knocked down burglar and held
him until the arrival of assistance. DIR.
Perce's Golden Medical Discovery is medi.
cine that checks the frightful inroads of
Scrofula, and, if taken in time, arrests the
march of Pulmonary Consumption 1t cures
indigestion and dyspepsia, chronic diarrhea
and similar ailments. This wonderful
medicine has also gained great celebrity in
curing fever and ague, chills and fever, dumb
ague, and like diseases.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13

OF PARTY RULES SUGGESTED
JUDGE MCCARTHY ENDoRsED-THE
GOVERNOR ARRAIGNED-CHANG IN
THE MANNER OF ELECTING A CHAIR
MAN ADvoCATED-THE UNIT RULE
oPPosED-sTIRRINGs SPEECH BY PRESI-
DENT BLACK.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13

Asthma cured by newly discovered treat.
ment. Address, for free pamphlet, testi-
monials and references, Worlds Dlspensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
ZE A

O SWIEzYM nastepuja-
Gym przypadku donosi ga
zeta Opolska'.
II Katowjc dochodzi mas
2nowu w~iadomosc, 1e policya
rozwiazala tam posiedzenie
Towarzystwa przemysfowc6w,
a to z tego powodu, lie
ajawil sic ma pos1edzeniu
pewien przYbysz Z Poznahskje-
go, kt6ry W Katowicach proce
der golarski prowadzi Ii z
Niemka jest o2eniony) stao9>
W glebi sail. Panu komisarzo-
wi zaraz to podpadfo zapyts}
po cichu prezesa, czy nowo
przybyiy do towarzystwa male,
z>? Prezes widzac, Re sic ma
jakas burze zanos' ,zapytule sic
goscia, ozy 60 kto wprowadal},
" ianym razie wypuszcza go re
sail. Ma to pan ten podchodzl
do prezesa i zaczyna sic
tl6maczy6, poczem powstaje
pan komisarz / rozwiezuje
posiedzenie. Zeinterpelowauy
komlsarz odpowiedaia}, he
Ola tego, zesmy pana
tego ME usuneli z sail.
Gdyb,5ny byli nieproszonego
goscia gwa}tem wyrzuclli,
czego uczyn'6 naraz ME
mogl'smH gdy1 pan ten ne
usiadt i tylko stoiac dale1
sic chcia{ t%'6maczyd, by}aby
prawdopodobnie wytworzyfa
sic 5urda, cobY mole riejedne-
mu bard2o bylo ma 1eke,
Pan komisarz tax nag|i} do
opuszczenia salj, gcoAac pre-
kroczeniem prawa, ze cz1on.
kowie navel piwa wypid
AMI czesG.owo zaptacic ME zd4
&yli.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
TyIko pofOwa ceny
f,A ME,

W dniu 5 Marca, 1895, kolej
North Western sprzedawac bedzie
tykiety ekskursyjne "a poi ceny,
do rozma>tych mieJscowosci W
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Ken
lucky, Louisiana, Mississippi. North
Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee
i Virginia. Wzgledem tykiet6w
blizszych szczeg6}6w zg}osi6 sic dc
agent6w kolei Chicago e North
Western.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
z PODROZY.
Chicago, ILL.,,
IS Lutego.

v terazniejszej mojej wy
ciec2ce jako agent / kolektor
Katozika zNinony odwiedzi}em
najprz6d Milwaukee.
Nowoscia ola mnie W tenn
miescie bylo 10, de W tamtej szej
Polsce va gorami' staua} W
przesztym roku nowy polski
kosci6l, PREY ktorym jest
proboszczem wiel. X. Tarasie.
wicz. Wszelako jest to tylko
kosciof tymczasowy; p6zniej
bedzie obr0cony ma szko1e, a
pobudowana hedzie swiatynia
Panska bardzo wspauiafa. "
tymczasowym gmachu kosciel-
nym u cory odprawia sic
nabozenstwo, a Ia dole jest
s2kola.
Polacy W Milwaukee okazali
sic ola Ka7ollikn bardzo pray
chylnymi; chetnje placil
abonament i IA nowo gazette
zapisywali - "a co i'm ser
decznie dziekuje, szczegolnie
zas p. Franclszkowi KieJichowi
i jego godnei mal3once = "a
goscinne ~podejmowanie mnie
podczas mego pobytu W
Milwaukee. Take dziekuje
wielebnym ksie1om probo
szczom "a mile przyjecie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
Z Duluth.

Pewnej keinerce, czyli
posfugaczce W hotelu, ktora
przez kilka lat pc %rozmaitych
miastach w zawodzie swoim
ma chleb zarabiala a ma ostatku
pefni3a obowiazki W naszem
mlescie, niespodzianie przypad]
znaczny spadek'po lei krewnym
W sumle $l40. 900. SzczeSliwa
na2ywa sic Glady F. Brooks
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

wizya kasy, przedsiewzieta
przez komisarza dYrekcyi
pocztowej wvkry}a, ze brak
przeszlo 100 zfr., skutkiem
czego uwieziono p%oczmistrzY,
ME wraz z lei me2em, prakty
kantem poSztowym.
BUDOWE KOLEI Pre-
worsk. Rozwad6w uchwali}
popieraG sejm krajowy na
przedostatDiem SVEN posie
dzeDiu.
l PRE-
NIESIENlA. Lekarzem miejs-
kim W Kahczudze zostal
mianowany dr.. Stanistaw
Zasadzki, praktykant W
szpitalu sw. kazarza W
Krakowie.
Ministerstwo handful zamia'
nowaIo praktykantow poetic
vych: Jozefa Romano Pelczara
W Jasle, J. Gawl,kowskiego W
krechowicach / Leona Schrei-
bera W Kamionce Strumilowe]
asYstentami pocztowYmi;
tych dyrekcva poczt j tele
graf6w we Lwowie przezna
czyla Gawlikowskiego Schrei
bera ola Rzeszow8.
Dyrekcya poczt i telegrafojn
we Lwowie przenios}a asys
tenta p~ocztowegc, Jana Sly
maiskiogo, z Jas}a do Krosua
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
II South BEND.

W dniu "a Lutego by1
Arcybiskup Ireland z St. Paul,
MIMI, gosciem unlwersytetu
Notre Damskiego. Ma czesc
jego odbY}o sic zebranie, ma
kt6re przybyty masy ludu z
z South Bend i sa>iednich
mlasteczek. x. Arcybiskup
powledziat MOVIE, W kt6rej,
swoim zwyczajem, nawo}ywa}
do observation-disclosures.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
LEST
cd dWuch Kaszeb6W
z parachfji
S. STANISEAWA KOSTKl
W Chicago.
Szenowny Penie!

Ne jesz nigde mic ME p1sale
do KatoHko. Ale lax 10 dost6}
ostatny namer, a jego przecze.
tot, tax jo sobie %pomeslo}: to
wei decbt tax Sc czeto jak net
Przwocez z Torucia. A to be{o
fem pismo, MECH je co chce.
To tel njedno provide pc
wi6ds1o a n1e]edne radt
cz}owiekowi dowa!o, tax jak
Katolek. Osoblewie to mule
Sc srodze widzato, co KatoleE
powiedzol, BE te truble Nd
Jadwigowie ME So wort anl
iedni krople krwi. 10 tY<z seed
zarez do Freca, q tie jenu to
wszestko przeczeto1. A iak 70
skuhczet, te on rzek: 10, ko
ten chop mo przenamnll glove
ma karku, ten buiew uleke
e bretlipgow darmo ME jed.
To decht co jlnszego, iak to
co tamo pisale w Dzlennlku.
Chtez to mog rozmi6c! S 8
p e S a, irregular j s,
s b i m a, to decht tax dlo
mas lax do ulch zeliat abo
bretl'ngi.-Tu mas NEST tero
wicyj BADGE czeta KatoZeka.
Czebe NE tax mogle tn
dostac fem ksezy! Ty Kaszebi
Cd sw. J6zefata z mas sc
smieJa, De me mic ME wjeme,
wiele ne name .d1egu, OH
maja w tym NEST recht, DO
ten ich kssdz ten ina decht
wszetko czorno ma biolym
wedrekuje, a tel IA Nowy
Roh W kcscele rozdo. rs.
Nawrocki ks. L Sw. Trujce
tesz tax tobia.
Niejedni TAX godaja, re ks.
Rad2e1ewski terra wedo! ~
tym roku drekowone rachunki,
ale te BE maja bee barzo
kuhsztowne. Oni tu tax godaja,
Re ws2itce kse3o maja tax
robic. Moze Pan vie, jak. to z
tym decht lie, DO j9dny
dowaia, a ledny ME. Chterni3
robia rYchtlg? Mech Pan nam
wtym razu choc kr0tko odpisze
DO nimame Sc kogo poradzec,
a te me niemdZeme TAX chutko
pisale, DO to Sc Penu pewnc
lecho czeto.
FREQ E M.CHOL.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
Me uzywac ma kntar
maSci zyWym srcbrem,

Merkuryusz czyll zywe srebro z
pewnosci9 zruinuie zmys} smaku j
zupe}n1e rozstroi cafy system, jezeli
sic 90 ciele rozlecl. Tak,ch rzeczy
nlgdy ME trzeba uzywac, chyba ma
recepte cd dobrych doktor6w. po-
nlewaz szkoda, jake moga wyrza-
dz1G, jest 10 razy wieksza I'd ko-
rzysc', jakleby mog}y sprawl
Lekarstwo Halls Catarrh Cure,
wyrabiane przez F. j. Cheney &
Co, W Toledo, O., ME zawlera
zywego srebra, a uzYwa sic we
wnetrznie. dzla}ajac bezposrednio
ma knew i delikatne b}onkl cia}a.
Kupujqc Halls C~tarrh Cure, mo
zecie bye pewni, re ME d%ostanlec'e
zadnej podr6bki. Fabrykuje je "
Toledo, OHIO. sp6}ka F. Cheney
& Co.-Swiadectwa bezpfatn'e.
Uga Mona dostac W aptekach,
IS G. butelka.
A "a KATOI>IKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
Zapfacili "a Katolika

Philadelphia
Kansas City Swiezewskl 200
Sturgeon Lake Jan Forster 2'oo
Philadelphia FIR. Kowalski 2.0O
Isadore J6zef Popa 2'Uo
Minneota FIR. Dobrzynski LOO
Wayland Lewandowskl Walen.
ty 200
Little Falls Jan Kowalewskl 100
Duluth I. Golcz 2.OO
Warszawa FIR. Llzakowskl l.Oo
Chetek Max. Frydrychow1cz 200
Me3asha Jullana Kotlewska LOO
St. Paul, jog. Jankowskl LOO
Mimic Jullusz W1rkus zoo
South Chicago WI. Plerzchalsk12.Oc
Texas Antoni Czechowicz 200
Buffalo A. Raszeja 2.0O
Athena Wlel. K. Opyrchalsk1 200
Cedar Joz Od6j ZOO
Shamokin Jan Bobkowskl 40
Elmhurst Wiel. x. Zy4a 200
Leavenworth Jan Kula 90
Avon Jan RI 2.oo
a. Nasz podr6zujacy agent
q. Radomski skOlekt0Wa{
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
Old starycIa abOnemt0W.

- r'>S
|. Odd starych abonent0w.
Rudolf Krefta ECO
K. Kwaslgroch 100
J. kruk 200
Wojmech Jendrze7ak 200
Piotr Okoniewski 200
S. Budzbanowskl 200
Leon S%zop1nski 200
Andrzej Bjlinskl 400
Anton Kaia 2.0U
Pawe} Wysocki 200
Teoaor Szarkowski 200
NJ, Langa go
MARGIN Kulas 100
Maciei Poroszviskl 200
Jan Drzycimsk1 l 90
Felix Deinowsk1 200
Alfous Zawotny 200
Jan Gulcz 200
We'll. x. Langa 200
Tomasz Naleplnski 200
Pawet Benna 200
Wiel. x. Sztuczko 200
W]el. x. M. Krawczuncs 200
Waleety Piasecki 200
Edmund Pawe}k'ewlcz 200
J. Za}eskl O.64
Jan Czaja 400
FIR. Czerwlnskl 200
Anton, Eichstaedt 200
Jan Jereczek 200
Micha} Pstrong 200
Walenty Wachowski 400
n. N. s. 200
Wlel. x. Nawrocki 200
w. Zwierzynsk1 zoo
P. Zvk 200
NJ. Magdziarz 200
n. N. 200
Wiel. X. Chodniewlcz eco
Maryan Dursk1 LOO
Jozef Piatkjewicz 200
S. Chicago Robert Koslnski2.o0
G. A. Forman ZOO
P. Wasowlcz 100
J.. Zag6rski 200
Hamond Wiel. X. Kobyllhsk; 200
Wlncenty Koch 200
Franclszek Urbanski 200
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
q GALICYl.

W A em,gracyi
ludu, z innicyatywy ks, Paw}a
Sapiehy i posla dra 81. VIE
lowiejskiego, zawjaza} sic we
Lwowie komitet opieki mad
emigracya ludu, ktory inau-
gurujac akcye rozszerzenia
istnie]acego jul W Austryi
,Towarzystwa sw. Rafa1a ola
opieki mad emigracya', poczy,
nil zarazem kroki W ceiu
u~syskania bezposredniego
wt}ywu ma ludnos6 powiat6w,
dotknietych gorqczka enigra-
cyjna, przez wejscie W bez-
posrednla stycznos6 g "a lud'
nCscla, prey pomocY specYal'
nych mellow zaufania. W sk}ad
komitetu wes2li: hr. Fr. Po-
tulicki, prezes RadY powiatowej
przemyS'ahskiei, jake %przewod.
niczacy; pose} Edward Jedrze-
Ijow.cz jako wiceprezez; ks.kan,
Lenkiewic2, ks. Pawe} Sapie.
ha, pref. O]earski, prof. THU
lie i Jul. Topolnickj; wreszcie
jake delegat do centra|negc
zarzadu TowarzYstwa sw.
Rafala W Wiedniu posel Wielo.
wiejski.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
Podazywszy potem do CHI
:ago, tak1e prawie wszedzie

PodazywszY potem do Ch''
cage, tak1e prawie wszedzie
dozna}em mlfego przy]ecla, l
ka&dy abonent Katollka chetnle
MI "a gazette zap}acif, czego
dowodem So liczne poxwltowa.
MIA, tax nowych, jak starYch
abonentow. GdybY taklch
Mast, jsk Milwaukee /
Chicago by}o W Ameryce
kilkadziesiat, to optaci}cby sic
Ola hatol;ko podr6zowa6.
Gdym przybY4 Ia ch'cagoskie
Wojciecbowo, wszedzie otaczano
mnle rzadka uprze]mosc'a l rozmai-
temi %honoram', jakby jakiego DR..
Dunlkowskiego-az mnle to troche
zenowa}o. Tax by{o u pana Jana
Gulcza, $50 w. II u]., tax by}o u
pana Macieia Porozihskiego, S42
W. II I'll. - tax bYio u pana Jana
Jereczka, 846 W. II ul.-tak by}o
u pana St. Budzbanowsk1ego 1855
S. ?aullna I'll. - tax by}o u pana
Audrzeia Bilinsklego, Cor. 81 d
Washington ave,-tak by}o u pana
Walentego Plasecklego, 1927 Page
ul. - tax by}o u parma Zenowa
Bykowa, 445S S. Wood I'll. - tax
by4o u pana Wojclecha JendrzeJ ka,
62S Dickson ILL.,, i pana Walen-
tego Wachowsk1ego, 148 Wabansla
ave.
Wszyscy wyzej wspomnianl
panowie to salonisci, ale ludzle
cyw1llzowanl, umieiacy ujac kostu-
mer6w "a SERGE, wymowa ]
ugrzecznieniem. To tez u kazdego
znalazfem gosc1, nlby pszczo} W ulu.
Pan Zeno Bykow niedawno
sic wypallt, lecz pobudowa4 nowy
salon, w}acznie z sala do odgry-
wanna teatrow.
Me moge pom'nac p. Jana
Cza]1, 1892 w. % Str, utrzymu-
acego bardzo porzadn2 grocern'a,
p. Magdzlarza, 39l Noble Str,
take grocern1ka, i pana Edm.
Pawelkiewlcza, wfasclclela handful
zelaznego, bsrdzo m7edzy Polakami
popularnego.
Przedewszystklem zaS sprzyja-
no hi ma Jadwlgowle, gdzie tez
sporo abonent6w K0tohkoyi zjedna~
lem lie tamtejsze wiarusy ule NIGGA
cierp!e6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., to
ME ich VIVA, %raczej wilma tych,
kt6rzy ia gwa{townie cIagna
ich "a kieszeh, a d}ug6w ko-
sc1elnych ME sp1acaja.
Do South Chicago przyby}em
W dzlen pochmurny, vice i twarze
spotka{em tam pochmurne, a
szczegolnie ten ponuro ma mn'e
patrzyl, CO to ME "a KatoJika
S5.25. Me chcia} %zapiacic, wiec
dobrze mu, re sic dostaf do wyso-
kiei klasy Darmoczytalsklch.
Ale gdym przyby} do aptekar2a
pana L. Zag6rskiego, u~jrza{em tam
twarze 1agodne, a szczeg6lnlej
jasn,a4o btoga pogoda oblicze PAM
aptekarzowe], kt6ra tez, wyreczajac
meza, zaraz abonament "a K0toziko
z%ap}acl{a. G1adko tez mi poszfo na
South Chicago W pierwszorzednej
grocerni pana Roberta Kosihskiego,
$3.50 Superior aye. Pan Kos1nskl
skoro us}ysza},ze iestem kolektorem
Kutoziho, }agodnle przem6wi1 dc
swojel poczciwej zony: ,,Matkc
szukai pieniedzy, "a Kato1aka trzebs
zapiaciG, DO dobra gazeta" Tegt
samego zdania by} mlstrz rzeznicki
p. Jan Man1kowski, s742 Com
merclal ave-, i ma nowo Hatolebc
zapisa}. Lecz ola zbYt wlelkiegc
na,}oku musiaiem troche ~poczekae.
ludu by4o lyle, re p. Manikowski
navel z pomocnlklem, ledwie sob,e
da} rads z ~sprzedaza m1esiwa.
WidaG, re dobry rob- lnteres.
Me pomine tez wfasciciels
sk}adu miesnego p. Micha};
Pstronka, PREY Noble ulicy, cara,
prey koSciele sw. Stanisfawa. Miews
ma skladzle lyle mesa re ola Gale,
Wnnony by starczy{o. Dw6ch po-
mocnik6w pemaga PREY sprzedazy
Przemys1owcy chjcagoscy, ska
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
%dziewczeta

dziewczeta-
mi, n~iejakiego I2aka Bern
steina, ujeto ouegdaj W Sano
ku W chwili, gdy 10 ]etnia
d~zIewczyne w1ejska, Zcfs
Borowne z Lutczy, uwoziI
rzekomo do siebie ma s}u&be
ma Wegry do Rybniey. Zapro
wadzony Ia inspekcye pol'cyl
ME m6gl sic nic2em wyleg!ty-
mowac. Handlarza oddano W
rece sadu, a biedna d~ziewczY
ne zaopatrzono W piepiadze IA
droge i odesiano do domu.