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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-25
SCENE At THE ALTAR.

nearly all of them. The performance at
the Fremont school was q typical one,
and was as follows:
Origin of Thanksgiving, ..............
The First Thanksgiving sse.eDe nssSe
Donald Dixon
Song, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Eva Burton
Recltation, Observation-Disclosures. Lena Badger
IleduIHS, ........................L 9td -4Jfr1S
Piano solo, ................. Pear MCGOWAN
How we Celebrate Thanksgiving of
Today, ..................E Ethel Thompson
Paper, Observation-Disclosures. Charles Bernheart
Recitation, Bessie Quinn
Piano solo, .....................Alic Foote
Chalk-talk, Customs and Manners of the
Pilgrims" ........... Willard Burton
Interesting exercises were given in the
sixth grade and also in the second, third,
fourth and fifth.
In the primary rooms talks on the Pill
grims were the order of the day.
All the blackboards were beautifully
decorated. The yellow pumpkin and the
famous American turkey were prominent.
The donations to the Salvation army
dinner We're liberal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-25
Probate Rulings.

Estate of Ferdinand D. Merrill, de-
ceased; order of sale of real estate
made.
Estate of Caroline c. Donelson, de-
ceased; account approved and admin
istrator discharged.
Estate of Fred w Mitchell, deceas-
ed; final account allowed and decree
Of distribution entered.
Estate of Charlotte Halvorsen, de-
ceased; Louis c Shaw appointed ad-
ministrator on filing bond in the sum
Of S400
Estate of James Bird, deceased; Or
der of sale of real estate made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-25
N. E. A. CONVENTION.
Judge Colborn Goes East to Work
Fer Salt Like.

Judge E. f. Colborn, secretary of the
chamber of commerce. departed last
evening for Chicago to appear before the
executive committee of the National
Educational association on Saturday and
urge the claims of Salt Lake as the place
for holding the teachers convention next
July. There is not another person in
Utah who is better fitted than is Judge
Colborn to convince the executive com
mittee that Salt Lake should be chosen
does not succeed in his laudable under
taking, it will be strange, indeed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-25
IN THE SOCIAL REALM
The Judge-O'Brien Wedding At St
Marys Cathedral.
IT WAS A BRILLIANT SCENE
WITNESSED BY RELATIVES AND
IMMEDIATE FRIENDS.

The Marriage of Miss Alice Nichol-
son and Mr.. Francis w. Cope,
Followed by a Reception-Mar-
riage Of Miss Blanchette and Mr..
Frank w. Hurd at the First Con
gregaional Brain
Nuptials-social Notes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-25

Tin Effect Oct Sl-)
ARRIVE.
From Chicago. Omaha. st. Louis,
Hhsansas City. Denver. Park
From Helena, Butte. Portland. DIV D'A-'
san Francisco. Ogden and iu-
,Lermediate. points........--.......9 $50 am.
7 rom san francisco, Cache Val
ley. Ogden and intermediate
From Chicago. Omaha, st Louis. - p'----
S City, Denver. and Og
'E,rOm Frisco. Milford and intar- '''' ''--''
mediate points,. 80. ....... 9:S5 am.
From Mercur. Tintic, Provo. Ne
phi. Sanpete Valley and inter-
mediate points,. - -. $40 pm.
''aIixed train from Terminus. ''--
TOoeIe and CARRIED Beach,. 400 pm.
10. e,s,. DEPART
ZOE chicago, Omaha Denver
Kansas City, st. Louis, Ogden
Fer San Francisco. ogden. wv ''''-''
G ai2 Valley and intermediates
For Ogden. Denver. kansas City. ''OO A'--'
Omaha. St Louis, Chicago and
III, InIeTmediate points -. ... 6:25 pm.
or OSuen, Butte Helena PORT
,Idiid ana Sam francisco. 81. . $40 d. II
for Eureka. Mercu-. Provo.
rNePpI, Sdnpete dVLey. ......-. $50 m.
"For Provo. Nephi. sIiiford.
,rlsGo and Intermediate points 600 o. m.
Md..xed train for Garfield Beach.
lOoele and Terminus. o.. 80. 7:45 IN,
Trans south TO Juab run daily exceDc
Dally except Sunday.
I'll C1fG TICKET OFFICE Under Mason.c
nan; 10. 200 West Second south street.
Telephone No go.
railroad and STEAMSHIPS Tickets on SAFE
70 al parts of the world
. PlnI..m2n Palace Car -icSet Office
= = "; I.CS LES. ID. y. BURLEY
Gen Irs- MSr Gen pass &. rex. Ast
u. TT. y E%CROFT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-25

You can't afford TO risk your life by
allowing a cold to develop into pneu-
monia or consumption. instant relief
and a certain cure are afforded by One
Minute Cough Cure. A. C. Smith, C.
D. Swift, 142 Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-25
MRS. AADSE.N ANSWERS
Denies Her Husbands Allegations
and Alleges Gross Cruelty.
AyESON DIV ORCE SUIT
TRIED AND TAKEN UNDER AD-
VISEMENT By JUDGE HILES.

Condemnation Proceedings Between
the Salt Lake and Los Angeles
Railway Company, and Judge
Moses Hallett and others-Dam-
age Suits Filed Against the
Theatre Company and Against the
City-General Court Cuttings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-25
THEATRE coMPANY SUED.
Jesse B. Foreman Wants $4,000
Damages For Personal Injuries.

Dd1lIdI5Oo : u : u E'O1-<t1 II VI INN''
Jesse b. Foreman. aged 10. by Frank
L. Foreman his guardian ad Item, has
entered suit against the Salt Lake
Dramatic association to recover $40, 900
damages for personal injuries alleged
to have been sustained by him While
doing some electrical repairs in the
Salt Lake theatre.
The plaintiff was suspended in a
chair when a plug of wood, weighing
about three pounds. fell from the cell
ing, striking the plaintiff on the head
and fracturing his skull, permanently
jnjuring him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-25

You can't cure consumption but you
can avoid it and cure every other form
of throat or lung trouble by the use Of
One Minute Cough Cure. A c. Smith,
| C. D. Swift, 142 Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-25

LII - 49, 4 - = = -------- :, 1871
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No 2-Fcc Prove. G-t.-d 5a-c-
ton and al points e;tS--....... $50 d. n.
No. For Provo ti~s,cl Jdn--
ZION ard al points east.-.-...- I.4Q :. y.
No. G-E0r AiHGAam. i.rLi. i'-1r0
NJ. Pleasant Naut. {-.cr-
held BelNn1p ali iptermed.s.s
No. s-For EurcEa r,v-rn.
points .--.-------. ------. 500 N.
No 2-Fcr ogden AMI West. 9:f0 pm.
SO For f}si@'i AID West. .l2:S) pm.
ARRIVE SALT LIKE CITY.
No. from b!nSndEi. l-.uvO.
Grand junction Ant tne East .l2:2O pm
No from Provo. Grand
Junction and I,ls,...- .-.---...-.. s:Os pm
No. 5-F'Eom Provo. bingham.
Eureka. Beiknap. k.chheld.
Manti and al intermediate
West -. -. - 9:2O am.
Wesc ...-.....-.--......,.. -. 7:sO pm.
Provo and ali intermediate
points OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES am
Only lire running through Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars from Salt Lake
City to san Francisco and Portland; Salt
Lake City 20 Denver via Grand Junction.
and Salt Lake City to Kansas City and
Chicago via Colorado points.
ThrOuEh tourist or family sleepers with
out cnange. 70 Kansas City. Chicago and
Free reclining chair cars. Salt Lake City
TO Denver
Ticket Office No. 1CS West Second South
Street G'22st oMee Corne1ri) pcocv
Vice pre- &. Gen. Mgr. Traffic Mgr.
Z. q WADLETGH. Gen. Pass. Agent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-25

Small pill, safe pill. best pill. De-
Wits Little Early Risers cure bilious
ness, constipation, sick headache. A.
c. Smith, C. d. Swift, LAP Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-25
-s's------
At Fremont School.

The schools adjourned yesterday until
Monday, and exercises appropriate TO
the Thanksgiving season were held in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-25
city Ticket Once. 81 Main street.

Telephone NJ 60
Only one nisA- Oh ,Ae .o.,; - Omaha
two nights 90 Chlc&SO and 81 Lo.-is-
Other lines OGe niShL ada tpnai.
The Union Pdc.Hc the L. lane through
to the above POINTS ~stAsCL '.-t4nGe
of cars and the only Enc cp"rA1.nf lS,,e-
fet Smoking and Library '-ars and Pull
man Dining Cars. with ii aed l. hours
quickest time 70 Missouri. River and CHI
cage, respectively.
II. n. CLAY. General Agent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-25

Gray's Laxative Pellets cure Consti-
patton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-25

Trans iedNs istiu arrive SaIl LesAN9 10y
as follows:
Tn Effect March t. 1871
..,The Overland Limited" Tor
Cnicae2 St Paul ST. Louis.
Omaha. Kansas Ci.Y. Denver
and Park city. ..-.-.... i:OO = m
'"Yhr Fast 3iai." Tor CHICAGO.
St Louis. Omaha. Kansas CigJ
and Denver -.-..---.--.-..-.- DO pm
Arrive.
..The Overland Limited. srom
Chicago. st. Louis. Omaha.
Kansas City Denver and Pax
t'ity O+-V y III
.s1Sne Fast Matt" from ChcaSN.
st Paul. St. Louis. Omaha.
Kansas city ana Denver--....-. 3:3O 4. n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-25
OREGON SHORT LINES
RAEnRoAD

Trains arrive and depart at Salt Laks
City daily as follows:
On Effect Oct BIZ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-25

Thomas Nelson, another of the men
pardoned by Mayor Glendiuning last
night, was arrested early this morning
for being drunk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
MilWaucki
..KATOLlK." .. +"

w nowem polskiem pis-
mie pod ,tytu}em KAToL1K f,
kt6rego pierwszy numer po
jawi} sic W dniu IS Stycznia
W Milwaukee, Wis.,, (pod
redakcya pana DIR. A. Jawor-
nickiego) umieszczaja ksieza
polscy W Milwaukee, jako
wydawcy, nastepujace slowo
wstepne:
Rozpasanie pewnych pism
antykatolickich, ze wstydem
wyznac nalezy. redagowa- :
nych W polskim jezyku, do
sz}o w ostatnich zwlaszcza
czasach do niemozliwych
granic::
W}asciciele tych wydaw-
nictw postawili sobie "a "a.
DAME systematycznie podko-
pywac najdrozsze d]a kazdego
Polaka zasady WARY i pod
stawy narodowosci. Ucieka
jac sic W tym celu do po-
twarzy, do niskich insynuacyj,
q nawet do otwartego wypo-
wiadania bezboznych przeko-
nan. staraja sic oslabic U
ludu polsklego wiare j Eau
FAME do ich przewodnik6w
duchow ych, ably tenn }atwiej
oba}an' wszy, ichs Wprowa
dzic ma manowce niedowiar
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

stwa.
Sami zwolennicy Gle mnoty,
pod p}aszczykiem postepu,
usi}uja przesadzit Europy
ma grunt amerykahski idee
antykatolickie i tax zwana,
moralnosc niezalezna cd
Koscio}a, a kt6re to idee
albo juz zbankrutowaly cal-
klein W starym kraju, albo
tez So W trakcie bankru ctwa
Zanim jednak lud nasz
spostrzeze, re z fa}szyw ymi
prorokami ma do czynienia,
odwr6ci sic cd Mich ze
wstretem, rozszerzanie ME
dowiarstwa nieobliczone szko-
dy przyniesie, ME tylko
jednostkom, lecz / ca}ym ro-
dzinom, pozbawiajac je jedy-
nej podstawy zycia moralne-
go-religji.
Niebezpieczehstwo grozne
a nieuchronne, p}ynace
dzia}alnosci takich pism,
zmusi}o ludzi mi}ujacych
wiare i narodowosc do szu-
kama srodkow os}abienia
szkodliwych skutk6w tel
wystepnej dzia}alnosci.
Zdaniem. -ich naiodpowied-..-
niejszym srodkiem by}o
stworzenie nowego organu,
kt6ryby stojac SLIME ma grun,
Gle rzymsko-katolickim
narodowym polskim, stana}
W jego obronie.
Otto pow6d, ola kt6rego
ulzazaje sic dis poraz pierw-
sly KAro11K. Reczac, ze to,
nowe pIsmo pozostanie
zawsze wierne programowi
swemu wypowiedzianemu W
odezwie Cd Redakcyi, pole
camy je wszystkim, kt6rym
droga jest wiara swieta
oaszych przodk6w i chwa}y
pe}na przesztosc narodowa;
polecamy je rodzinom polskim
katolickim, kt6re wychowy-
wac chca dzieci swe ma
dobrych syn6w / obywateli
kraju; polecamy je nakoniec
wszystkim, kt6rzy zachwiaw-
sly sic W wierze, sadza, ze
MONA prowadz;c zycie mo-
ralne zerwawszy ze sw.
Koscio}om izasadami WARY.
*. Jacek Gulska, x. Kze-
mems Rogozl1dski, x Wincenty
Lewandoauski, x. Wszhem
GrutzQ, x. ldza Tmosievscz
K. j. f. Szukalski, x. Antonz
PrQdzinski, x. Pa1vef Szuza-
'ecki, x. Bernard SkuAk, x.
Meczyszaa0 M$cisz 6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
ZAPISYWAy WIARUSA!
Organista
i NaucZVciel

mogacy sic wykazae ze
zna1omcsci jezyka ang'elskie-
go swladectwem wyzszego
zak}adu naukowego w Vino
nie syn obecnego organistY
przy parafli sw. StanislawS
kostki w Winonie -kawaler.
poszukuje posady. Adres:
MAX. GLOWACKI
Polish organist
WINoNA MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

( teraz ten Rozenek zb'ers
towarzystwa i buntuje. zeby
tego kapita}u ME dawa}y
towarzystwa, j dale rome do
tegp powody podstepne.
A tn Mkt ME widzi jego
podstepu, ze przez to chce
te Itowarzystwa oderwac Cd
Unii a przy}aczyt do Zjedno
czenia, bo sic spodziewa. ze
go w Ziednoczeniu obiora
sekretarzem jeneralnym, gdy
bedlie mia} "a soba duzo
towarzystw, lecz niechze Gle
Bog gzachowa cd tego, boby
tyle tam bigosu narobi} jak
robi w Uni. - Rzecz sic ma
tak.SOto konstytucya m6wj, ze
posmlertne ME bedzie wyp}a-
cone .towarzystwu, jezeli ma
jaki dug. = Ot6z mam}Ystaui Yssia|i
kilka posmiertnych, ale zarzad
g}owny ME chce wyp}acia
doEp49ki dug ME bsdAEss 4
odp}acony i skarb zelazny
takze, - albo tez bedzie
wyplacone posmiertne, jak
nam p'sze .zarzad g}6wny,
ale odtraci sobie dug. - Ma
to Rozenek powiada towarzy-
stwom, ably ma to ME PREY,
stawaly.
ia jako sekretarz prosty
chop widze, ze zarzad ma
.s}usznosG, bo sic trzyma
prawai i konstytucyi ,aRozenek
chce tym sposobem rozz}oscic
towarzystwa ma Unla i
podstepem Emusic do wysta-
pienia z Uni, a on sam
bedzie niewinny. .- co sic
bedzie rozumia}o, re same
towarzystwa dobrowolnie
wystapi}y = a tu przecie jest
robota tego podziobanego
pyska. Kochani rodacy, ME
wierzcie temu intrygantowi.
= odp}a6cie dug i st6jcie
wjernie przy naszej kochanej
katolickiej narodowej Uni, a
zobaczycie, ze zaraz ma drugl
dzieh dostaniecie posmiertne.
= Prawo jest prawo, a
kiedysmy je u1ozyli ma
sejmie, to tax dobrze dla
siebie jak i dla drugich, to
je tez zachowujmy.
Taxi cz1onek Uni CO
przeciw niej pracuje, powinien
Uni bye wyrzucony, pod{ug
Artykulu VIII paragr. T., a
tu przecie czyste pracowanie
przeciw prawom Uni, kledy
sic odradza bractwom zap}a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
OSTRZEZENIE
z Buffalo.

Prosze Pana Redaktora,
aby we W1ARUslE umiesci1 te
pare wierszy, kt6re tu pisze,
bo to juz przechodzi cz}owieka
cierpliw6sG, gdy sic patrzy
nate--intrygi, -..~.sie..stea-
dzle!a u mas pom1edzy
bractwami nalezacemi do
Uni Po]skiej.A najwiekszymi
intrygantami to So Slisze i
Rozanki. = Sl;sz gniewa sic,
ze mu Unia ME chce p}aci6
tyle, lie on chce, wiec
porzuci} Unia i skrycie ze
z'osci intryguje, ably wystepo-
wac Uni a zapisywa6 sic
do Zjednoczenia. Otwarcie
on tego ME robi, b. mu sic
oalezy poSmiertne po zonIe.
= Ale skoro tylko to
posmiertne dostanie, to wy
stapi otwarcie. - Pan Bog
juz tego cz}owieka skara}. bo
mu wzrok odebra}. a jednak
jeszcze broi i Boga sic ME
boi, ze tax piekna organiza
eva iak Unia Polska i katolicka
narodowa chce robbie. -
Ale bo tez u niego ami "a
centa ME ma miloSci Polski
naszej kochanej.
Drugim takim intrygantem
jeszcze gorszym jak Slisz, to
Rozenek. Ten znowu
gniewa sic. re mu odebrano
sekretarstwo przy Uni i
przeniesiono ca}y zarzad do
St. Pau]u, - Dobrze sic tez
sta}o, bo dzisiaj juzby Uni
ME bylo. = Ma sejmie by]o
uradzone, re kapita} zelazny
ma bye W jednym miejscu. a
ME W rekach bractw to
sam Rozenek zrobil wniosek
ma sejmie, kt6ry przyjeto do
konstytucyi zapisano. A
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

Dnia % Stycznia
przypada trzydziesta' i czwarta
rocznica powstania roku
1863 w Warszawie.
Moskwa sadzi}a. ze Wielo.
polski nar6d podbije i upodli
= a tn dis nar6d coraz
silniejszy, coraz liczniejszy, a
Moskwa ten kolos ma
glinianych nogach W
kawa}ki sic kruszy.
Lat "a mia, jak siepacze
moskiewscy wpadali do
NOW i przemoca zabierali
mlodziez do wojska.
Jimmy szyderca Wielopol-
ski urzedowo W gazetach
obwieszczal, ze mlodziez z
radoscia sz}a do wojska car
skiego, jako do szko}y porzad-
ku.
Cynizm ten dokona} reszty:
Nf4odziez -t, rzslem: Jezus! |;:'
Maryja! rzuci}a sic do ME
r6wnej walki oreznej;- Rad
Narodowy dnia 22go Stycz-
1863go wyda} odezwe, z
jakiej wyjatki przytaczamy:
,,Nikczemny Rad najezdni-
czy, rozwscieklony oporem
1neczonej przezed ohary,
postanowi} zadac jej clos
stanowczy: porwac kilkadzle~
siat tysiecy najdzielniejszych,
najgorliwszych jej obrohc6w,
oblec W nienawistny mundur
moskiewski i pognac tysiace
mil ma wieczna nedze i
zatracenie.
,,Polska ME chce, ME
mole poddac sic b e z
por u sromotnemu gwa}to-
wi; pod kara pred potom-
noscia powinna stawiG ener
giczny op6r
Nv pierwszym zaraz dniu
jawnego wystapienia, W
pierwszej chwili rozpoczecia
swietej walki, ,,Komitet
Centralny Narodowy og}asza
wszystkich syn6w Polski, bez
r6znicy WARY i rodu, pocho'
dzenia i stanu. wolnymi
r6wnymi obywatelami kraju.
Ziemia, kt6ra lud r6lniczy
posiadal ma prawach czynszu
lub pahszczyzny, stale sic cd
tel chwili bezwarunkowa jegc
w}asnoscia, dziedzictwem
wieczystem: wlasciciele po
szkodowani wynagrodzen
lbeda og6lnych fundusz6W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

pahstwa. Wszyscy zaS ko-
mornicy i wyrobnicy wstepu-
jacy W szeregi obrohc6w
kraju lub-w razie zaszczytnej
smierci ma polu chwa}y =
rodziny ich otrzymaja Z
dobr narodowych dzia}
obronionej Cd wrogow zie Vi >
Geese zywym uczestnikom
tego bohaterskiego protes.
tu!
Zmar}ym czesc / wieczny
odpoczynek!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
Il asz PreZent
NOWOr0czny.

Kto W tym mie-
s]cu z przedp}a-
te ma W iarusa ma
ca}y rok naprz6d
W kwocie $500,
i do4aczy 5 cent6w
ma porto pocztowe,
dostanie W prezencie
try cenne ksiazki, a
mianowicie:
~ Obrazkowv KALENDARZ
MAkYANSKI ma rok 1897
= dwoma luznemi koloro-
went obrazami, P n J ECU s
1Sw wlety Woj ci e c b.
2. KUCHNIA POLSKO.
AMERYKANSKA, Nainow-
sza Ksia&ka Kucharska, u}ozo.
na przez sedziwa, doewiadczo
na kucharke. przy pomocy
kucharza hotelowego.--W yda4
drukowa1 III. Derdowsk1 W
WiDonle.
3. DIVA sLUBY czyli ze
niaczka Amerykanska.
Kawalerom. .kt6ry M
ksl9zka kucharska,
niepotrzebnqa,l innym,
kt6rzyby sobie jej ME
zyczyli, po5lemy W
to mieisce W. prezen-
;. Gle Jaka ksiazke z
og}aszanych W VIA
rus4A" clekawYch |
" o}ych .Powiastek
Ludowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

cenia swoich powinnosci, TEN
wiecej kiedy te bractwa chca
i moga to uczynic, tylko z}y
cz}owiek odwodzi ich Cd tego,
DO chce ich tym sposobem
odciagnat cd Uni a przy}a
czyc do Zjednoczenia.
Jest to mole ostrzezenie
moich wsp6}braci, i prosze
was, abyscie sic strzegli, i
ME s}uchali falszywych przy~
jacieli i stall przy Unii nie
spuszczali sic ma obiecanki,
bo Unia jest dobra, katolicka
narodowa. Ma kazdy kon-
stytucya, to MECH ia sobie do.
brze przeczyta postepuje pc
dug naszych praw, a przekona
sic, re niema organizacyi mad
Unia nasza, bo ona jest i
! pod}ug ludz'
= a inne organizacye a]bo So
ludzi - a ME podlug
Boga -x albo tylko pod}ug
l..s -sa...e....-. 3
Boga, a nimajja mic pod]ug
ojczyzny napisanego W swojej
konstytucyi a Unia ma
wszystko, i jest pod}ug mnie
najlepsza, to ia tez podpieraj
my z MIA }aczmy.
Jeden z Buffalo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

Abonent, kt6ryby
teraz odm6wif gaze :
te, powinien zap1acic
"a te trzy numera,
ktore wysz4y W bic
zacym roku, 1897.
Is cent0W.
Rok abonentowy
kazdego nowego
przedp4aciciela, kt6ry
jeszcze W tym miesia,-
Gu zapisze sobie ga
zete, liczony bedz1e
cd l Stycznia 1897,
gdyz przes}ane mu
beda wszystkie pume-
ra w iarusa" !, kt6re
od tego czasu wysz}Y.
an ORB. w odzin-
ski kolektuje obecnle
abonament ,,Wiaru
sa" W miescle Chica-
go oraz W olizszej i
dalszei okollcy tego
miasta. . ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

Pan Wincenty
S}awski jest obecnie
Jedynym naszym a.
gentem W Milwaukee,
The McCook tribune., 1897-11-19
Death of Mrs. Johanna Fame.

Mrs. Johanna Fame. one of the early
settlers and for many years highly re-
spected citizen of Dixon, died this morn
ing at ten O'Clock at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Patrick Lally, in Marion
township, this county, of the infrmities
of old age.
Seventy-six years ago Johanna Mullen
was born in Ireland, in 1921, where her
early life was spent. She came to Amer
ica in 1850, and lived for time in Buffa-
10, N. Y, where she was married to Mr..
Fame, and in 1855 they removed to Dix
on. Here Mr.. Fame died in 1871 leaving
quite a family of children to the care of
his widow, which she has reared to hon.
orable manhood and womanhood. Of her
family of ten, four have preceded her;
the survivors are. Mrs. Mary Lally of
Marion, Daniel J. of Dixon, William of
Sheridan, Wyoming, John of Hope, Neb.
raska. Timothy of Belvidere, and Mrs.
Annie Bailey of McCook. Nebraska. All
of these were privileged to meet around
her bedside and receive mothers bless
ing ere she passed to her rest.
Mrs. Fame was a woman Of strong,
friendly qualities and more than average
intellectual endowment. A faithful wife,
fond mother. a kind neighbor, a SYM
pathetic friend, good Christian woman,
she has entered into the rest prepared
for the faithful, leaving to her bereaved
family many precious memory.
The funeral cortege will leave the home
of her daughter in Marion at O'Clock,
Friday morning, for St. Patrick's church
in this city, where at ten o'clock the fu-
neral service will be celebrated with high
mass.-Dixon Ill.) Telegraph, Nov. 10.
The McCook tribune., 1897-11-19
EVANSVILLE.


j. E. Relph is hauling rye to
Cedar Bluffs, this week.
Mrs. Harry Kennedy and Miss
Annie Bell of Ceder Bluffs were
guests of Mrs ]. 81. Relph, Sun
day.
Uncle John Rowland wears a
broad smile since his wife's return
from an extended visit in Ohio and
Missouri.
Our school has been consider
ably increased by scholars from
outside districts, and others expect
to start next week.
Mrs. Will Huber and Miss Elsie
Tinker of McCook were visiting
relatives and friends on Pleasant
Prairie, Saturday and Sunday.
The entertainment given by
Miss Grinnell's school at the
Dodge school house, Saturday
evening, was we'll attended and
rendered in a meritorious manner,
to the satisfaction of all.
The McCook tribune., 1897-11-19
RED WILLOW.

Mrs. Overstake visited Mrs.
Moore over Sunday.
Frank Aliens family and Albert
McMillen's family drove out to
William Byfeld's, last Sunday.
You were all mistaken when you
guessed it was Horace Taylor that
was going to get married or else
he is deceiving.
Charlie Byfeld, the young peo-
pie of John Longnecker's family,
and many other of our young peo-
pie attended the Y. P. S. G. E.
convention at Culbertson.
It was Mrs. Bakers surprise
party and the occasion her birth
day. Of course she never guessed
it was to be hers and the surprise
was complete. Everybody went
and enjoyed it to the fullest ex-
tent. Mrs. Baker appeared happy
and years younger than her age in
dicated. The table fairly groaned
beneath it's load of good things.
Many happy returns of the day.
Mrs. Nellie Hawks was visitor
at Red Willow, this week, spending
a portion Of her time at Mrs. By
fields and Mrs. Taylor's. Mrs.
Hawks is we'll known to the agri-
cultural press, and it is presumed
that the favorable opinion she has
received of this portion of Ne
braska may find voice in the pa
pers for which she writes. Mrs.
Hawks visit gave much pleasure
to her entertainers and should she
again visit this section she will re-
ceive a welcome.
The McCook tribune., 1897-11-19
GERVER.


j. E. Lawthers finished thresh-
ing this week.
Mrs. VIM. Huber of McCook at
tended church here last Sunday.
G. S. Bosworth, the Pleasant
Plain pedagogue, has asked the
school board to release him from
duty.
Miss Updegraft of McCook, a
former resident of this place, was
visitor at o. L. Thompson's on
Sunday.
County Clerk Green was in our
midst, last week, making some i'm
provements in the way Of building
corn cribs.
Drs. Gage and Fowler paid a
visit to Ellis, Monday, in behalf
Of Dora who was under the weather
for few days.
Sowing Of fall grain is a rushing
business with the farmers of this
precinct. The acreage will by far
exceed that of last year.
Mr.: Hoppings of Cedar Bluffs
Kansas, will start singing school
here, Friday evening of this week.
A good membership is anticipated.
Rev. White of this place will
soon commence a series of pro-
tracted meetings in South Nc
Cook. We wish him the best of
success.
The entertainment given by
Miss Bunnell and her scholars,
last Saturday evening, at the Pleas
ant Plain school house was enjoyed
by all.