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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

Plow Early In the tal, aud sprinkle Par
Green On Gras IN Adjoining Field.

PlOw Eatly In the tal' ANA sprinkle f"r ;
Green On Gras. IN Adjoining Field.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. May Mr..
Coquilett. the entomoogist of the De
partmeut Of Agriculture, has recently re-
turned to Washington and 'eported upon
his .NorlinltiCH of the watermelon fields
ia southern Georgia that the black Dus
which was thought 10 bee imasins the
PLANTS proves to be the plain ordinary
dung beetle IL had evidently been at
tlactcd TO the plants by the FERTILIZER
used ard was doing no damage
The principal insect damage 10 melons
appears 10 have been by wirc-Worms and
cut-wOrms IL is not likely that this dam
age will continue 10 any serious extent.
ANY field broken up from sod, Oh land upon
whi.h grass has been allowed 20 grow
TO any degree during the past season. is
liable to contain numbers Of wire-wOrms
and cut-worns I'm preparing and Tor
melons ia the future the department says
growers will ind IL of great advantage TO
pillow In the fall early rather than late)
and leave the land ba-o during the wine
ter Then in fhe early spring as soon
as grass begins 10 come up in the ada
cent fields sprinkle here and there
throughout the field which is 10 ba
planted in melons, punches Of grass or
any other green vegetation which have
not previously been poisoned, "a sprnhlng
of Paris green in solution Such OF
the cut-worms as may Dee present in the
land Will feed upon this vegetation and
will be- Killed. 10 will also have the effect
of destroyins many of the wirc-WOrms.
Mr. Coqullette saw evidences OF dis
ease among melons not due 10 insects. and
Information concerning This matter has
been transmitted TO Professor Galloway.
chief or Division OF Vegetable Pathology
of the Department who will probably i'm
yestigate DO later I'm the season
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
The Eandolnh- Slr,lt Rnzaar.

4 large crowd attended the Randolph
Street Church Bazaar last night TIE
Imperial Quartctte gave splendid enter
tainment. Miss Ella Haurand also sang
a beautiful solo
The following programme has been ar
ranged for this evening: Duet. Herbert
and Tom McCaul. solo selected. Miss
Ella Charter: solo. Charles Humphrey,
recitation Mrs Buttermslk."
The Times Is slightly in the lead SO far
i'm the contest for the rocking char.
which Is TO bc voted 10 the most popular
newspaper. The voting has been a l.ttle
slow thus far, on account OF the bad
weather and the comparatively small
crowds in attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

At the residence Of tho brides mother.
Mrs. NJ +. Node. AS south Pine street.
Wednesday night. Mr.. Emil II. Spott
and Miss Elise c. Noldo were married by
the Rev. c. j. Oehlschlaeger, at $50
o'clock.
The parlors were prettily decorated. and
Mr.. Rudolph Moesta presided at the
piano ana played the wedding march as
tie contracting couple entered. Mr. Frank
4. Rliley was best man. and Messrs VIII
lie Nolde and r. q Nolde brothers of
the bridc) and Henry Moesta. T. Il.
Ellison and q. Il. Hasten. were the ush-
ers After the ceremony reception
was held. The groom is a popular young
business man Of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

NEW ORLEANS. May 1.-The Excel
sior Cooperative Association is an ASSOC.
citation of longshorcmon ami co.fon scrou-
men that was organized for the purpose
of undertaking me loading of cotton ana
otter merchandise. with the stoyedOre
element excluded. IL was confenlel at tae
time that the ass0 riari0n was formed
that the effort at cooperative loVee labor
would result iu failure. The association
was formed AZ tho very end of the cote
ton season. The results are very crafty
ing 90 the organizers of Che Excelsior As
ISOLATION
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
cam na.wA4 Mr,AMoErHoSHp'
The Common W 81 L,a CT "B"hs Up WI"
4. . lag ..st.

- * 800.
WASHINGTON. y. c.. May 1T was
lust a year ago yesterday thar Ten
erar' Coxey. carl Browne, and their
choice collection OF COmmonwcaiers, mace
tbeir now famous onslaught on the cap
itol and their parade on the grass. when
landed the two leaders and Chrs,Ophcr
Columbus Jones in the District jail carr
Browne is i'm town again. for the purpose
of holding an anniversary celebration OF
that wondrous event In history, pue
il is not tire chief marshal OF year ago
he OF the big sombrerO and bucksklu coat
He wears a plug hat ard irock coat
these DAYS. and he does not look or dress
the part OF a leader 81 the people II,
talking with a reporter yesterday. ne SAID
that this was the anniversary Of one or
Fne most .nomentOIs occasions OF all MS
tory and the tirle Will come when May
1st will be celebrated by the people OF
the United states with more enthusiasm
than they now look upon the
anniversary of the battle OF Bun
ker I'm. as being a far more import
ant feature of our national history. re
explains his failure 10 set married on
the Capitol steps yesterday. as II was an
nouncod some time ago ne would, by say
ing that he has an important engage
mant I'm canton. bhlO, OF JUN l'i' W,
he will be called upon 10 answer 10 'ne
serious charge Of criminal libel. rs nc
feels confident that he Will bee sent 10
Jail as martyr 20 his principles, ne
Thought II would be better not TO wiring
the heart Of the young woman hy max
ing her the bride of an ahout-to-he-con-
vict. He announced a mammoth amt
varsarv meeting at Typographical TEN
pie. when ne will review the Army tl
the Commonweal. and Will electrlty the
world with some hitherto unpublished IN
side history Of the famous march ON 10
Washington Incidentally he VIII make
speech. In that respect, he Is the
same Carl BROWNE. Of ola.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

None of the Sites Accepted and the Cues
tlnns OF Funds is Important.

The board OF trustees OF the Union
Theological Seminary. At their meeting
at Hampden-Sidney Wednesday. decided
rot to express any preference for any
ere If The sites offered for the removal
OF the Seminary, but 10 commend all OF
Them as sites suitable for the Seminary.
Much interest was taken in the matter
I'm richmond. and the action OF the board
was disappointing TO those concerned
The committee appointed by the board
to visit sites FOR the Seminary reported
as follows:
Two sites have been offered near the
city OF Richmond, one OF them Is on the
Brook turnpike about one mile from
the limits OF the city, and contains
IL $40 acres. The other is on the line
OF the Chesapeake and ohio railroad,
near the city, and Is known as Highland
PARK. and contains 10 acres. A site has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

YEAGER.-D Died. at the residence OF
his parents. No. 1910 east Broad street.
Taursday '.nOrning at lO;iJ O'Clock.
GEORGE - Jr.. only son OF George l..
and Lucy A. Neager, In the fifteenth
year Of his axe.
Funeral To take place from ST. Johns
Episcopal church on SATURDAY. May
4th. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Philadelphia Ledger and Baltimore sun
please COPY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
THE BAPTfST GOhRD or MISSIONS.
They Reduce the .bt and Make a PTospe-
rnn. showing for The Nenr

The Forcien Mission Board OF the
Southern Baptist General Convention. -
which Rev Dr. r. j. Willingham is -
secretly. closed its business for tire
fiscal year on April Both Although the
board closed It's annual accounts S2u.Wn
i'm debt the year was one OF prosperity.
and the amount OF funds collected were
the largest ever raised in one year be-
fore the figures In round numbers being
Sl32Wu. The running expenses +cr he
years work was paid in fun. and tho
debt reduced one-third, or 10 the amount
OF SalWfO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
DEhIH or cAP7AlN ~. n. CLAER.
A Grtndson Of General Samuel Clnrk-He
Was over Ninety Years Uid

PHOEBUS. May 2-sp scial. Captain
Reuben II. Clark. the Oldest citizen IN
the village. died Mt his residence last
evening. after long and painful illness.
Captain Clark was grandson Of Gencr-
al Samuel Clark. Of New York, who was
an aid on General Washngton's stan.
He leave, a widow but 40 children. lie
was for many years the captain Of n
steamboat on the James river where he
was v'ry popular. lie was about nine
~ years old. very much respected. and
leaves many friends.
The inte,ment will be at Oakland GENE
terry Friday al l.. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
on / ominlon Pres Club.

At the regular meeting OF the Old
Dominion Press Club al its rooms last
night. the following gentlemen were
elected members.
Associate General Charles j Ander-
son. Colonel John \. Pattee. Mr.. John
Active. Y. Rives and l.. IA. Siegel.
After the meeting refreshments were
served by the club. and the Imperial
Quartette delighted the members and
their guests With well rendered vocal
music.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

DENTON. MD. May 2-Marshal g.
Price the Young blacksmith who has Use1
ON trial here for ihe past three DAYS.
WAS found guilty of murder in he first
degree to-day for causing tte death ar
Harmony. iu March. OF Salie o.. Dean.
the f0urteen-year-olu school -iri. Som
ttnco will be pronounced tomorrow. lut
defence submitted tha case witn1ut placing
witness on The stand The verdict us
approved by Me people of the county
ard the lynchiue excitement has subsidei-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
is A BRIDE AT SIXTEEN.
4 ROMANTIC WEDDING AT BEDFORD
CITY.
Convocation Of Southwest va.-An Inter
sstinK Campaign In Pro-ioss In the
County-Mr. Bareamin's Purchase.

BEDFORD CITY. VA. May Especial
Miss Cornclia V Abbott was married 70
Dr. II. Harry no Forest last night at
the residence OF the brides parents in
ibis city Tho bride IS only sixteen, and
IS quite q pretty young lady. She is the
eldest daughter of Mr.. Il. 6. Abbott
Rcdford's leading groceryman. Dr. De
Forest came to this place about six weeks
ago.
Invitations were issued yesterday for
tho marriage OF Miss Susie Boatwright
sd Mr.. James A. Clark. OF the Norfolk
and Western railroad. al the Baptist
church IN this place. on tho Eth instant.
The bridc-elcct Is a sister OF Professor
i. W. Boatwright. OF Richmond College.
The Convention Of Southwest Virginia
convened at St. Johns Protestant Epis-
copal church Tuesday. quite a number Of
ministers are In attendance, and others
arc arriving on every train.
a call has been issued for meeting at
the courthouse on tho nth instant to or
ganlze projected Bedford County Hor-
ticultural Society.
COESFr-sTONR LAYING POsTPoNTD.
Tho laying Of the cornerstone Of tho
Masonic Temple has been postponed until
next Monday afternoon at o'clock, on
account Of the Indictment weather. II
was to have been laid last Monday.
Miss Ada Hubbard, a former Belmont
Seminary pupil died Sunday night in
Danyille. where she was attending school.
The deceased was daughter Of Mr..
Thomas II. Hubbard who lives near the
boundary line between Campbell and
Bedford She was just blossoming into
young womanhood. and was very popular
with her fcllow-studcnts.
A LIVELY CAMPAIGN.
As the spring election draws near, the
contest grows warmer. The job printers
are kept busy Denying charges brought
against candidates. Never before in the
history OF the county was the outcome
more in doubt: moro especially on ac-
count OF the Walton law.
MIR. Paul Bargamin, of Richmond, has
bought an interest I'm large tract of
land on Apple orchard mountain. and IN
partnership with an experienced cattle
man viii engage I'm stock-raising.
Messrs. Boyd OFT and Guy Merritt Of
Florida. are the guests Of Mr.. w. w.
OFT.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. John G. Hancock and son. Harry
OF Charlottesville are visiting at w. r.
Fitzpatricks.
Mrs. Drusilla Furgarson died in this
city yesterday, aged eighty years. She
was a native OF Buckingham county.
and had resided In Bedford for some
years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
4 Trlnl ic,nlt, I'M llurfer.

KNOXVILLE. TENN, May "A mum
der was committed in Clairbourne late
yesterday aftcrn on. a trial was in pro-
gress before Justice Mayes. in which
Grant poore "A toCeh character. was dee
PENDANT Bill Carroll Was Witrc.s. ana
pooro accused him of swearing 10 li'.
4 quarrel onsued boz which Poore shot
Carroll. from the effects or which ne
died. PoOrc was arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

conpressruan Bryan. OF Nebraska, SPEAK
IN vemnhis Nav 9th. the day following
rho sound money convention. lie wiz
sneak AT Jackson the preceding evening.
The silver advocates hope that ms spse."
h IRE will have the ,ffect Of coun'ef '',.
ing tho efT,c Of the sound money CUT
veuti0n locally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

NASHVILLE. TENN, May The
committee appointed by tine General
Conference 0f the Methodist Episcopal
church South for the purpose 0f select
ing the place of meeting for rhe next
Conference. met here to-day anl chose
Baltimore. which did not put ia an appii-
cation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
UNION rnxonoe,tA,snmIxAnr.
Il sing Fxrrcl,o.-ihe annual Address by
d.. h


HAMPbf\-Sib\tN, VA. May 2.-Spe-
clal.-The closing exercises OF Union rheo-
logical Seminary We're concluded We'd
nesday. May lst. ON sunday evening
Rev Dr. Reed. OF Nashville. made the
annual address before the Society OF
Missionary inquiry. taking for his sub
f.ct. The Missionary Pastor" His ad-
dress was cminently practical. and can
not fan 10 exert a powerful influence IN
creating an interest IN missions.
on Wednesday morning the diplomas
were presented 10 the graduating class,
sixteen In number. Rev. A. {. hopkins.
-. d.. OF Charleston. W. Va, presided.
and presented the diplomas. Rev. G..
l.. Petrie, p. d.. OF Charlottesville. Va.
made the address OF the occasion-sub-
ject, "Lifes reference-dsy and It's for
ward look" This address was cslcula-
led to encourage. inspire. and gladden. ths
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
Mr.. Clark's Funeral To -Dav.

LYNCHBCRG. VA. May Especial. -
The funeral Of MIR Clark takes place in
Lynchburg tomorrow afternoon at 40
o'clock. from the First Presbyterian
church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

ACCOMAC. May 2-Special-The regu-
lar term Of Charles city Circuit Court
will not be held at the regular time ow-
ing TO slight indispOsition on the part
OF Judge Gunter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

young men. who were entering into their
lifc-work.
The rainy weather had the effect Of
keeping outsiders from the exercises. but
troubled little the interested parties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

NJ Marie Louis Castor Boissier. Pro-
fessor Of French Literature, has been
elected secretary OF the Academic Fran
caise. OF Paris, TO nil the vacancy caused
by the death OF NJ Camille BOucet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
IN HANDS OF THE JURY.
THE LIBRA RIA NSHIP CASE SUBMIT
TED YESTERDAY Y.
Tho Murderer Mills TO be Executed ut
Raleigh To-Dsy--That cry Wants
to be "a Military Pcs,

RALEIGH. y. G.. May 2.-Special.-The
only issue Of facts presented 10 the
Jury in tie State Librarianship case, Is
the question Of the demand for the Office.
Stanford swears he demanded Il OF FL
lingion March nth or 18th. Ellington
swears this is false. The jury has the
case.
As your correspondent telesraphed you
last night. Governor Carr. after receiving
the report Of the three physicians ap-
pointed to investigate the sanity
Of George Mills, refused "a commute
the death-sentence, 30 ne VIII tomorrow
he executed. The two questions the doc
tors had 10 decide were. /. is he insane
?. IS he an imbecile 10 such an extent
as not 20 know right from wrong? Ihcy
decided that while he was OF low order
Of intelligence. Mills mind was remark
ably good and that he knew perfectly
right from wrong. One OF the doctors
said be- was opposed - capital punish
ment. but that his scnse CT duty required
him to state that in his opinion Mills
was sane end responsible
GOVERNOR HOLT osE or THE SPEAKERS.
Ex-Governor Holt Will be one OF the
speakers at the unvcilirs Of the monu-
fnent on the 9TH. There were 900 hand
some invitations sent out to-day for this
occasion Among those who Will receive
invitations will be the military OF Norm
Carolina and Virginia.
4 special train will bring the naval re-
serves, Wilmington Light Infantry. and
the Uniform Rank knights of Pythias
from Wilmington. Letters are pouring in
from all directions asking for accoinmo-
fl ffope
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

GroEGr L. WAGER. Jn

George l.. Yeager, Jr, the hftcen-year-
old son OF Mr. George l.. Neager and ID
very popular youth, died yesterday morn
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

Mr.. Aired Earl md "a II CROUCH Master of
the Instfumfn'.

Quite a large audience greeted Mr.. Al
fred 4. Farland, the phenomenal banjost,
at the y. NJ. c. A. Hall last night, and
not one OF the audience who appreciates
real musical genius felt that the evening
was not prohtably and pleasantly spent.
Mr. Farand is a complete master OF his
instrument His technique. phrasing and
execution are truly wonderful. Doubtless
there was no one among his hearers who
imagined that so much harmony could
be brought out Of a banjo. His perform
ance was finished. artistic, and his rem
d!tions OF the higher classes OF musical
composition were "A rich treat 10 al the
musical people present The works OF
Chopen. Beethoven and Schubert were
handled with ease by the banjOist. and
his entire performance proved beyond
question that the instrument IN the hands
Of the proper person is productive OF
classic music.
Professor Jacob Reinhardt accompanied
Mr. Farland on the piano.
Miss Lcahy pleased the audience win
readings clcVcrly done.
The following was the programmt rem
dc-ed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

FREDPRICK>B UhG NOTES.
Colored Men Leaving Tor New York-staf
ford FeDublicBns

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. May .
Special.-Miss Gertrude Lydia Peyton
was married IN Orange this week 10 Mr..
ollie j. Daniel a merchant Of that coun-
".
The handsome residence Of Judge j.
W. Morton. in Orange named Soldiers
Rest. has been totally destroyed by fire.
DR.. +. X. Sampson. president Of the
Fredericksburg Collegiate Institute, has
left for Dallas. Texas. to attend the Gen
oral Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church
II has raincd here continuously since
Friday night last. yet the Rappdhannock
river. which has been high, Is rapidly
subsiding.
Mr. st. George Il. Fitzhugh has been
appointed a member of the committee to
represent Virginia at the Exposition OF
Industries. To bc held IN the city Of Mex
leo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
PEABODY SCHOLARSHIPS.

Superintendent Scarborough has receiv-
cd from DIR. Payne, Chancellor OF the
Peabody School at Nashville, list OF
rames which arc recommended 10 him
as worthy OF receiving appointments OF
scholarships. As II happens. Superiniond-
ent Scarborough has 10 choice In TINS
IT after TO oppose these appointments al
though ne is not pleased with The way
I'm which they are distributed. as " est,rn
Meth Carolina gets ten and Eastern
North Carolina gets only two. Mr.. Scar
borough has written 10 Or Payne regard
Ing this. and suggesting in future that he
have more places filed by competitive
examinations.
RALEIGH WANTS TO BT 4 MILITARY POST.
There are active efforts being made
to have a military post established here.
petition is going TO pe sent TO the
Secretary OF War for the location OF
cavalry post here. Many years ago there
was an infantry post here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03

/. m William Tell, overture, Allegro
Nivace GosinD, 90 La Paloma tlradleD,
(c) Variations on "My Old Kentucky
Home" (Foster-Farland), Mr. Farland.
> Reading, Absolom CWillis)' Miss
g. ID Polonaise. %. Nocturne Chopin,
Mr. farland.
4. Reading. "Gavotte in Gray" de
5. Eighth Violin Sonata beethoven.
Mr.. Farland.
PART II.
(O Selections from II TrOvat0re
Verdi, 90 M.nuet a lAnlique Waie-
rewskD. lc). Serenade tSchubeA, Mr..
Farland
. Reading (a). Negro Dialect selected.
% Juvenile Whitcomb Riley, Miss
3. (a). Home. Sweet Home"-variations
FarlandD. %, Gypsy Rondo bHaydn),
4. Reading. THE Marriage Of the Flow
ers" Dyer. Miss Leahy.
8. Wiegenlied Grade Songl cHauserl'
do Violin Concerto. Op. 6i-Ailegro Motto
Niyace (Mendelssohnl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-03
rxnnrs OF NICHOLS.

About seventy-hve colored men left here
to-day for Horeshaw, y. y, TO work in
a hrick-yard.
The Glee club Of the Collegiate Insii-
tute here will assist Professor Peterson.
OF that Institution In "a vocal and instru-
mental concert on Friday night
Mr.. Walter H. Tylers handsome steam
yacht Rex has arrived here from New
York The Rex is "a feet long by -
beam. of polished mahogany.
The Ladies' Confederate Memorial As
ISOLATION Of this city will celebrate Me
morial-Day, May 9th.
NOMINATIONS IN STAFFORD.
The County Republican Convention i'm
Stafford county has made the following
nominations: Treasurer, Henry G.. Chealy.
Sheriff, G.. l.. Kennedy. District No. l.
Commissioner of the Revenue, -. ".
Cookly: District No. .. X. g. Combs;
for district officers. Acquia-Supervisor \.
W GIL. Constable Thomas ShaCklcford
Oversecr Of the Poor. James Docutoe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21
ksiazkI 40 nabozeh.
silva

D7iec,e do Boga....... ........3o
Dz'ecie do Boga - o sfotsln, br1e
ga'ni
Awiat p%iewinnoaci Ola dzieci pols.
klcb W Ameryce. .........91
,K4ialeczka" do naboleh-twa dls
mtodzleAy. stocone brzepi, 1foos.
ny tytnlik, potsk6rek .ytuli.
KEN J6zefa Choc,szew ,aIego]
Ia sauna ~ksateczka oprawna Y
sk6rks g oorazkiem.
Is sauna .Ksiateczka do naboieh
~.twa ola miodz'styn okucieu
zameczkiem.. ..1 rs
Ia sama op'awna " kos6 sfoniowa
albo " aksamit. .........l rs
Ola orasiyc b.
ANlOh STROZ oprawny " okork<
xfocone brzegl loo
Ani6! Str61,~ oprawny v
sk5rxe. M"~he brzegi. z okucie1a,
zamerzk'~ = z{otym tytuliklem
AN1Oh s1Rvz opracny " koit
sfonlowa Tub W aksamlt...3 800
zbOTY OhTARZYK, mocno o.
prawny re zfoconyu tytuIikieu
WYBOREK opraw. W pf6tno s0.4e
zfocone brzegi, skorka O.90
Oknc,em i zameczkiem Loo
- OETARZYK POLSKI
20 ztoconemi brzegami LAO
70 sprzaczka : okuciem 800
DUNN opraw. " sk6rk, l.bo
xfooone brzegi LIS
20 >sprzaczka 500
Ogr6dek y u c b o W n v, O
prawny W sk6rke, z}ooone brse.
81, z cbrazkani nA okfadce, 10
conym tytulikiem.. $3.50
Ia sauna ksiaxka zameczkisn
i okueiem. ...............2.O
W 9 h Maryi opr. y.
sE0rkp. l.3t
W ianek Mary, aiocony
Q tulik i z}oc> -, brzsgi> ...l.a
WianeR M>ryk los 40
srsegi 1 aan'-''7 Sisa skslsa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-11-21

Gomeec Z AEra czasop1smo
illustrowane, cd lat 16tu wycho-
dz9ce we L wowi e, poflada
tresG niezmiernle obita, urozmal-
coma, p~ozYteczna i patryotyczna,
przyczem zamieszcza w1eksze i
mniejsze dobre p Q i Q S Ivy.
chodz1 try razY ma mlesiac. w e.
so}Y Kurjerek jest zupe}nle
oddzlelnem humorystycznem / a.
sire pismem , wYcho-
dzl diva razy ma miesiac - razem
tedY kazdy prenumerator otrzymu.
je miesieczn1e piec nupoerow
dw6ch pism. Ia zdrowy i przy-
Jenny pokarm W og6le, a "a dobry
humor ciet7 dowc1p " szczegole
= redako1~ porecza, p1zyczem
doda]e, re fedakcja obYdw6ch
plsm prowadzona Test W ten spo-
sob, IL pisma te ME So bvnajmniej
lokalne, c %lnteresa]a ca}y >go}
polsk1. Polacy zam;eszkali "
Ameryce, znajda W n,ch wszystko,
co 5ylko ola pokrzepien1a ducha
polskiego potrzeba, a obok poucza-
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