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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
STORAGE NOTICES.

(-@oNN~>-~~-0>-~~~->>~4
TO S. milford. r NJ sharkey Miss F. J
Wes:e. Louise Hecht. Marie SCHNEIDER +.
Douglass. Mrs. J. Hempstead. ". ~. II
Quicker, Mrs. a. p. Bennett. +. f. Kip
ling. Miss Q. A. Barber. Mrs A. l.. Hop
kinson. or Mrs. r. II. Powell. Mrs. J.
Murray. NJ. y. Paine. Ellen Smith. Mrs.
j. y Munnford. Mrs 1onghead. Or. II.
c. More. Douglass Aihcrton. VI. 5. O'Ncii.
Chas. Buckhorn. Mrs Annie Smith. Mrs
Richard smith, Mrs Herrick, Frida Emcr-
son. Mrs. II. ". Lacy Mrs. :. Conover.
Rosa Hsr,ei. W W. Rran;. Florence
Wake. Miss NJ Bay. T. T.. Mccormack.
Mrs F. Hall. Mrs. 5. Smith. Mrs. J. 7.
Caldwell. Mrs. Mary Warren. Mrs. II. y.
Chas. State. Ellen Clair Mary Z. Wolfe.
Victoria a. Johnson. Maggie g. Smart W.
y. Lowery. Sarah Foley. Mrs. J. Shiriaw.
Margaret T. Hay. Nora Y. Shaughnessy.
A Monaf VIM !. Collins. Chas. X. All
son. Emma Greene. Miss A. T.e Brun.-
You and each Of you are hereby notified
and required 10 pay the arrears or amount
due from YOU severslly for the storage Of
goods deposited by you. or in your names
respectively. in the Columbia storage
Warehouses Columbus Avenue ard 6lth
Street, New York City and I'm case Of DE-
fault in So doing. your and each of your
goods, wares and merchandise. stored ana
deposited as aforesaid. will be sold to Pay
said storage. at Nos. 32 & "a West N'th
St. on Saturday. Nov 9th. 1897, at 10 20
o'clock a. m. and II the sale thereof II
not completed by o. IN. on said date. the
same Will be continued al the same place
on each and overv Saturday thereafter be
ginning at 1890 o'clock a. m, and con
tinuing until O'clock y. m. on each
Saturday until said sale Is completed
CHARLES X. SAUL.
Proprietor Columbia Storage Warehouses;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5oo second-hand
wood and iron working machines: fulIy
guarantees machinery bought and eh
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. Sso hao'-
0on-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
WORK ANTED.

Companion ~ RISE An EnR'ish gen
tl"Wpman socks ." engagement a. com
pfntln nurr'. experienced with lnfaiid-
speaks French and German nuentiy. thor
ougbIv competent traveller. very highly
% omm'uded Y. j. o.. Tribune Onlcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
4 CONSUL At CARTiGENA APPOINTED

Washington oct l2.-Thc President to-day up
pointed Rafael MadriCal OF Maryland. United
States. Consul at Cartagena, Colombia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
noMEsTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

COAcHMAN A gentlemal wisnes ~ pr,
he can highly recommend, thoroughly IN
derstands his business In every way a.
Gress present employer. 81 Liberty ST.
Room Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
PIANOS AND ORGANS.


DFcJ<ERS SON New and slightly used
r..r,rr, ,,,,D, IN PIANOS. Low prices.
sihlNh " Nbi DA.Hh Easily terms. Renting
TAYLOR & son. specially.
A. G. WIGAND'S WaTeroOms. Z. lSth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
PRESERVES AND JELLIES.

MRS. ELRATH'S
HOME MADE Preserves. Jellles, etc,
IN glass, now ready; send for price list
500 Degraw-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
DRESyMAKING.

A.-A.-A.-PRIvATE dressmaker. expert
litter exquisite finish 20 all work. Nine.
r. BUSHNELL. 3s5 West Sist-st.. near
9th ave. l. station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13

CHEAP FARMS ~ EASTERN PENNSILTAN1
Reading, Penn oct - (Speciab.-Cheap farms
have recently been sold i'm Eastern Pennsylvania.
but the lowest figure ever obtained for property
Of this the public sale Of the real estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13

49,. -" y. j." 80 go -.
=. Weinr oiI' iy @il .gn'N 1l -"
~, - IN 80,
,IIfN- ~ u" ,,,l..,, - ~, -,
'DilN - .'iI . - ""- 'i,.'.,.
sa,i,,." i-''i 20 nd ,, ',,cr,1 a.,
me ahoye .er,i,i.a .ction and fc.riug dafc
.Ia 5.b a., - o','t- is.- t.a IirI
signed ne r4feroe in eatj judgement r4n,.d
Iii IN -. ,'.li, .''.,"., 49,, ,t,c r-v.I'.r,,c
salesrooms. 30. iii Broadvay. IN the City
81 N"' i'''', q, i n,'l. .,
in SAID jutsmesnt nen'ioned and therein
descrihfd a. follows. Al mat certain l"t
81 lana WIN me huliHin.s ana iWlt'.
T"n's r .e,, ~, ~
~r'1't "a nv ,.i - ~ ~ go ,t,,''
49, q. 80, 80 ~ ,,t'-i,, "a,
Tine,y se,-nth s.reef asian, four hirs-ej
.r1 ,,reivo ,4Ip, 100. .t, m, inrhas ...f,-,.,
nom In. corner formed D., me fntcrs4.,i. n
= ne aid ,rr'h.r., lido ~ NIr.fv e.,ertb
street with the casierlv ,lie - Amsi-rd,n
formerly Tenth avenue. running thence
northwardlv naral'el with Amsterdam ave
nuc and f0r rart NJ the distance through
A par,v vail one hundred llon fec, oleyrn
ri, inches 10 th,. center limo ~ ,he Mock.
,henc.. oasfwarVv along ,alf center line
fifteen G5D feet SIX go inches. thence
soufhwarGlv parallel with Aurte-darn nvc .
nu- and for part q ~" distance through
n party wall one hundred GOOl feet eleven
llt inches O. he said north riy side II
Nine' g-SeNsufh street. and flrUre
wardlv along said northerly side Of Niref, -
seventh street 0ff.en IN, fe-, six on fnct.s
"a the t,oin. - beofrnf,f.. 10 mo .,td se, .
oral distance ana dir,.r.ions ,no,c ~ les.
sold rremise. hong knovn Ia. tho ,,rceent
e,rn.i nunhe- orc hurd,eI ana frr ne
U42, Nc, Ninc,, seven,h .tr.e. rho .,td
rrenniscs II. in sec,,.n and g., M
i SO on the Land Man - tne o,tv 81 %ew
york Dated New York October Pm
1897 THOMAS /. DONNI.II.Y Refer,e
JOHN DELAUT-NTY. Attorney for Plain
iins. go Broadway. New York.
NO l47 WEST 9TH ST <ew York gu-
prerne Court Cgiv and County ~ New
York BELINDA II DOIEEAE plainftff
against JOIfN Y SMITH ana othcrs -,
foudauie In rureuanre Of a iudarnar, -
foreclosure ana s,la made anf ent.r.i ia
The shoy. entitled a,flnn and hearing ds,e
the 9Th day az October t.17 I Tho urJer
aligned thn rer4re. N said iIdgmcn, named
Mil sell a, public auction ~ fhe Fxrhnnrc
SaIesrooms ~. III Rroslpa n The Cifv
- Nc-y York on "Wednesday tho IN dav
II %ovemhor 1897. =, II o.r,c,t noon Iv
Peter Z. Mover. auctioneer. tho premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13

rOArUMAN. GROOM Thoroughly con,
,o,an, c,re,aker horses. carriages, mar
ness: highest personal testimonials: SKI
ful. stylish driver: temperate. obllglhs.
spectful punctual; expectations moderae
| KELLY. 1873 6th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13

COMMERCIAL. correspondence In French
and spanish hs reliable. "Xp"rien' 81
translator. AT business houses cr At home.
Transit IOj L"Ninp ton ave
CoMpANlpN.-I by college graduate, ~
companion with lady going abroad:
good reader. speaks French. excellent,
packer Address ". JOHNSTON. Box 10.
Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13

NETROPOLITAN Storage Warehouse ana
Vans, 202 and 20i Mercer-st.; branch Of
fee. sos Broadway corner SAN 81 ' lur-
niture removed boxed and shipped. Iele-
phone Spring iGG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
FORECLOSURE SALES.

s~~O~Nr>~.~~~~c-N~
80. 40 WEST 9TH ST New ) 1rk Su-
YORK BELINDA H. DOLREAIs Plaintiff.
against JOHN y. SMITH ard Dth"rs. u"
Pendants. In pursuanc" r ludEm M
Of foreclosure ani sale mode ana entered
IN tho above entitled acton. aaa bearing
dat" the 5fh day n October. l~'. ]. fhs
undersigned. the referee. ~ said tudcm ~
named Will s'll AT public auction. - me
Exchange Salosro'ns. ~. III III oa'"HN
the ~ day q November. 1917. A. - clock
noon ~ Peter :. Meyer. auofloucc.. %"
premises IN said judgment mentioned and
therein described as follows: All tha' 90
tain LOT ~ land. together with th~ huilf
incs and improvements thereon erected.
situated IN the Twelfth Wari . the 'l'y
Of NV York bounded ami described ~
follows: Herinni1f ~ p.in, 'n ~"
distant three hundred and ninety 81, 800
feet six inches B In. "a-t.fi1 from 'he
corner formed b. tho intersection = the
said northHrly side - Nin"it seventh
street with the eas;erly side ~ Amsterdam
formerly Tenth avenue, running ihencs
northwardly parallel with Amsterdam aVe-
nue. and for part % the distance
through a party wall ore hundred lNH
feet eleven DD inches 10 the cent?" inc
of the block. thence easiwardly along said
centre line sixteen 90 feet. thence south
wardly parallel with Ans erian avenle
and a part 81 the distance through pfftV
wall on" hundred lVoi f'"t eleven 'i'
inches % the said nrrtherlv ti4" = Ninety
seventh stree. thence we-twariiy 81 'ng ine
said n,rth@rly lido - Ninety seventh
street six'eea IG' feet O. 'hc point
Of beginning he the sail several distances
and SIm-us Ions more or less. said premises
toing now known hy me street rurlf'r
one hundred and forty aY" 'li'1 West
Ninety seventh street. and which san
premises lie IN section ana % Block
j ~ on the Land Map ~ he F'y -
&..y .rk -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
TYPEWRITERS.

BLICKENsDERFER TYPEWRlTERs are
guaranteed the best. price. S3o; thou
sands IN use; send for home indose-
ments. BLICk ENSDERFER MFG. CO..
1852 Broadway. Room 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED BY STEAM. BY
HAND or Oh the floor. CAREFUL CAR
PIT CLEANING CO.. 1,55s Broadway. 42l
10 423 Fast 4sth-st. COE Il BRANDT.
prorrie;ors Telephone l32-3sth.
FREDERICK ACKEKMANS Steam Car
De, Cleaning Works. 1913 Yves; 326-st
Established 1872 Telephone call. I.l39
fsth-st.
BRUSH CARPET CLEANING. Sss-Se4
Lexington Brussels CTS
ward Carriage free. Te,. ."9 'ef. klEn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
STORAGE

Gun In IN Al Sipid<e
3l3-3lg West i3d-st..
One shor; block from Broadway.
New lisht and ain. rooms for the storage
OF furniture. pianos baggage. CARRIAGES rs.
works Of art. &C. Telephone CALL -'o''
3Sth-st
The Republican journal., 1897-09-30

ports, numerous mariners. he was one of
the company who went to California in
bark Solomon Piper, commanded by his
brother, Capt. LIE bbeus Curtis. The bark
left Searsport March 90, 1850 and was 14S
days on the passage. Among the passengers
with Capt Horatio, were Nahum Maddocks
and Ephraim Porter. Charles P. Ferguson,
who is one of our residents, was among the
crew and probably is one of the few survivors.
Capt Curtis after working in the mines for
time was in the cnasting business on the
Pacific with Capt Richard Merithew. Re-
turning home he had the schooner G. W.
Pickering built for him and engaged in the
West India trade. He married, first, Eliza
Clifford, who died while he was absent in
California. His second wife was Mrs.
Miriam Whittier, who died several years
ago. By her he had two daughters, who
died in infancy. There were no children by
his first marriage. A sister, Mrs. Nathaniel
Mathews, is the only survivor of his family.
His funeral took place from his late resi-
dence Tuesday and was conducted by Rev.
r. G. Harbutt and Rev. o. H. Fernald.
NORTH sEARsPORT ITEMS.
There will be masked bali at the Grange
Hall, North Searsport, Oct. It'll.
Mrs. M. E. Cutter of Washington, D, c.,
is visiting her father, A Stinson.
Charles and Harry, sons of Elias and
Martha Moore, left for Boston last week
MIR. Fred Black and family of Boston,
Mass, left for their home last Saturday.
Capt. Jackson Crocker of Winterport
made a short visit to "A. Stinson last Sunday
The buildings of Mrs NJ. E. Crowel in
Frankfort were burned Sept. ODD. Cause of
the fire unknown.
The frost last week made sad havoc with
the late planted products. Corn, beans and
vines of all kinds We're killed.
The dance at the Grange Hall Sept. 22d
was success. a be tier behaved crowd was
never seen in dance hall. Come again.
Sumner Green is on the road taking
orders for clothing. He has not been able
to do any work this summer and those in
want should patronze him.
The Republican journal., 1897-09-30
DIED

ALLEN. In West Eden, Sept lG. .LtN
of Capt, Fred Alien aged about ~ 'r
CARVER. In Ninalhaven, sept. 4
son of Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Carver
DAVIS. In Deer Isle, Sept. ID, $40.
Mrs. Joseph II. Davis, aged months
FRENCH. In Brewer, Sept. %, Nan
wife of Joseph f. French, aged B.
months and % days.
GREY In Morrill,, Sept. %, carr q
2,years and 3 months.
HALL. In Holyoke, Mass, Sept. /"
widow of Simeon Hall, formerly OF T.
IA years. The remains were taken Vo
burial.
HYDE. In Chicago, Sept. 4, Mar +
Samuel Hyde, formerly of Bangor aAf
3 months and 81 days.
JONES. In Augusta, at the State ms
Sept. 20, James l.. Jones, a native OF "
aged SO years and 3 months. The IT,
taken to Rockland for burial.
STEVENS. In Brooksville, Sept; i'.
beth j Stevens, aged rs years and . Nv
WAsGArT. In Mt. Desert, Sept ~
Wasgatt, aged "A years and l month
WENTWORTH. In Morrill,, Sept. "a
Wentworth. aged 40 years and 20 DAY
WHIPPLE. In Rockport, Sept. -
Whlpple, a native of Bristol, NH aSt
8 months and 8 days.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
z PARYZA.

J.k Foanrur niecierpi2
Pnusako~ ,dnwudzi nas'epulacy
Oh W. Par)z,:
w budce maryoi etek wy
stepuje igmk4, k'erowana
reSa greoznego wiz sc"ela
ukrytego rs za>]ooa, jest t
tax wv. ,,Kasperek''. Or
fgurka wygra&a drugie', k'6r"
p%Yzedstawia ACKNOWLEDGING
przez ludnosG paryska P;u.aka
i obrzu:a 60 najnlenawl lDlrj-
szerui wyzwiskamj, przyc1eu
przypomins t%ylekroluie przez
Fraucu2ow o5jaw1auy Pru~a
kom zarzut, T. kra6li zegark,
poo Pary2em. Pc tych wszyst-
ki,h wyz~iakach nastepuja
oklaski i krlYk': ~ bas Is 4.
marcl!' (na poh}brl Bi mar
ckowi). Ma ten oxrzyk Kaspe-
rex sic kfanla Ma wssyAtAl-
snouy, powraca mlotia i
woi&: ,,Odwet IA Sedan, J..
Gle n~ucze, ty praebrzyd1.
Prusaku Kob ETY. dz'ec,
2vwcem wrzucaG W p} ,m,en'e"
-uderza mio,}4 Pra@axa j
powala go 0 ziemie. PubIika
psry.ka ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wpada W szat prawdziwy. gdv
Kaeperek zawo}at: ,,PatrzcIe
tam le2y Prusak bez duszy-
nie,haj kazdy zb6jca d"zna
takiego losn, kt6'y swie'a
ziemie fcaacuska abe 2
czesc' napadem!' Nacaz Cd
zywa sic llcha muayka,
Ka~perek spiews: .,Jeszcze
nadejdzie dzieh odwetu,
zobaczymv sic - Berl'n'e"
Pub|icznosd powtarza te zwrot'
Ike Q zapaIem i rozchodz' sie
u.zczesliw,ona, ze miata spo
svb.AcS6 objaw'c ewe uczucie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
Electric Bttters.

Electric Bltters jest lekarstwem
dohrem W 'ka2dej pore roku, ale Eaj-
bardziej potrzebnem ma wiosne, kiedy
rodzaj zmeczenia czlowieka oga,nia,
kiedy watr0ba. jest ospula zdretwiala
j kazdy czuje potrzebe odswlezen,a sic.
Spieszi e uzycie tego lekarstwa nieraz
zapubieglo febrze. zadne inne lekarstwo
ne dziala tax skutecznie pzzeclwko
cier..ien,om malaryi. B6l glowy, nic-
strawnost, zawr6t inne ustepuja 20
uzyciu jego. Butelku tylk0 50 cent6w
we wszystkich ar.ekach
w Winonie sprzedaje to leka,stwo
apteka JAKSON & RADEMACHEa,
50 w. 2ud str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

HZY JUL kIEDY c'erp'el1scie ma
Oprawdzlwa nerwowosc? Gdv
vszYstkle nerwy zosta}y rozdr"z
None, po~czatkowo W jednem miej
scu, p6znlej W innem, W rezu'ta-
Gle jakby ~wszystkie zjednoczy}y
sic W m6zgu, gdy zostal'scle
roz]atrzenl. zrzedn,, ponurzy, gdy
n%areszcie nastap,}o es}abienie ner
WOW gf6wnyoh, SUM W uszach,
bezsennosc przYkre noce?
DR.. Miles, Pani Eeugene
Nervtne Sesrles, 10 81
Przy wraca monitor ST., Ell
zdrOwie... hart, Ind, p
wiada: "Nerwowe choroby O mu}
co ME spowodow a}y pomieszaula
zmys46w, lekarze ME mogll pomo'z
mi. Strac,4am panied l kazda
crobnostka niepokoi}a mi prawle
do rozpaczy. Sadzi}am re W
rzeczs " istosci zwarinje Pizedsta
wia4y MI sic rome n,eszczescia,
p}aka}am bez przyczyny. 1aczeian
uzywaG Dr.. Miles, Restorative
Nervine , cztery fIasAkl mle Wv.
;eczyfy. Jestem obecnie zupe}nie
zdrowa.
Dr.. Miles Nervine sprzedaje
sic z gwarancya, pierwsza flaszka
pomcze lnb p,ennadze s'e zwraajac
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

Niedawno temu p%rzYszed} do
DR.. Fahrney reporter, reprezentu-
jacy rome p1sma, azeby z MIN SIG
rozm6wic. Podczas rozmowy zapy.
tano doktora wprost, CIV on jest
uprzedzonym przeciw ~aptekarzom,
a iez-ii ME, ola czego ME pozwa
la sprzedawaG Ora Plotra Gomozo
W aptekach.
Ma to pytanle dokt6r roz}ozy}
sic wygodnIe W SVEN krzesie l
odpowleaz,ai m1lvm usmlechem
IA ustarb, co nastepule:
TO samo pvtanie inz ME raz
mi staw'ano, Iecz dotad nigly
jesz"ze tego ME uczyni} iakikol-
wick reporter. Me jestem wcale
uprzedzonvm do aptekarzy. k :orYch
uwazam jedvnle "a kupc6w. Qni
s~przedaja cvgara, wyk}uwa.zk1 do
zeb6w, puder, patentowane medy.
cyny, farhv. olej, borsx. jednem
s4owem wszvstko, co wchodzi "
zakres kup,ectwa; ia zas zadnem
kup,ectwem s'e NE zaimuje. Mo
jem zawodem, cd dzlecinstwa,
b,4o leczenie chorych; moi dziedek
! moi oiclec TEN samem sig
"a mowah. N,ektorzy uzdraviacze
pos'}kuja sic modlItw9 j wksada-
n'en rax, uzywajac lch jake sro-
dAa leczuiczego, CT wcale ME
pragna, azeby aptekarze uzywali
,ch e%rolk6w. Innr uzywaja
elektryki, ~jeszcze JAM massazY,
kapieli, szwedzk'el glmnastyS XII,
oprocz tego w,elka ,losc jest
,nnych srodk6H t~ec1nDczych. kt6
rych %aptekarze sprzedawac ME
moga. Mole lekarstwo jest zrobjone
q prnstvch, nieszkodl;W,ch roslln,
ktorvch uzywano W mel famitli
przez prztc az %przesz}o stu lat, a
n,ektor>c Oh p"trz-bowano ieszcze
"a czasow Abfahama, 1zaka ia
koba.
,.B,rdzo dobrze to rozumlem",
odpow'edz'a} reporter, ale zdaje
mi SIG, re y w'ele ~leksza llczba
ludzl m"g}a by SIG dowiedzlet
pr>ez aptekarzv o panskiem lekar-
S we, anlzsll przez jaklkolw,ek
inny sposob, ten bardzjej, re oni
i tax mai4 ia sk}adzie ~potentowane
lekarstva''.
Co., zawo1a+ doktor z oba-
rzen'e,n pewnem, ,,Pan cheese
r6wnsc mcje DR. P'otra Gomozo
re zw,k} mi patentow anemi le-
k~arstwam'? Gdybym sig chc'ai
wdawac " %sprzedaze, tedy mus'a}
b, m zav 'ess6 moi zawod".
,,frzepraszam pana, pane
doktorze, n'e zrozum'elismy sic.
ia pok}adam ]ak najlepsze zaufa
ME W panski srodek, i chclafbvm
LAX na]w exsz-j nasie chorYch dad
sposobr.sc kor>ystanla z psnskie
go l-karst~a; dlatego zdaJe 1nl SIC,
il psnsk, spo>6b ME przyczYuia
} SIG DO | cznego lego rozszerzenia,
i z tego powodu pyta4em sic, co
Pana zuowodowalo do takiego
postepowania''.
,,Ja NE pragne poszukiwa6 "a
chorYm' ca}el z,emi najmnle]-
szvch j-i kacik5w, lecz poprostu
chce utr.y mac wobec ludzi spos6b
m"jego ln,eresu, tam gdzie mnie
moga znaIest. Prey tenn ehce
abby ludxle mcgli otrzymywac
mole ,,Gomozo" zawsze " swiezym
, stanle, co uwAzam "a moi obowia
EEK. CT, ktor1y majs doeyd odwagl
adv do mnie pisac, NIGGA bye
: pewn', ze beda obs}uienl predko
, uc1clwie, CT dcp,ero NIGGA pc
stopn'u swYch bolescl poznat
naJprz6d mole dz;efo, pray kt6rem
pracu]e' cd p~rzeszio czterdzies,u
! lat, amin wy}oze jakikolwiek
pien,adz." tn zwrccono rozmowe
ma lnny przedmiot
Ma wszelka korespondenc1e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

Cz}oWlek, kt6ry " sumie zalet
marafnych ma okrag}e zero, t. j.
mic, moze PREY dobrej wolf zrob,c
cos, t. j. conajmn1ej %}aidactwo.
Hrek1edy mic jest Iepsze, niz
cos: Mp. lepiej jest ME m,cc mic,
jak t6l zeb6w.
Nlek'edy mic stale sic zr6 lem
forum m.'ionowgch; .%1eze1i chcccie
zywych dowod6w, spytajc,e ma
g1e1dzie 0 pap6w, k!6rzy wierzy-
cielom swoim oswnadczyli, il ME
maja nlc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
Cos / mic.

Podobno lepsze cos, niz MIC,
jednakze ME ulsga watpl,wosoi, il
z niczego czesto MONA zrob,c cos.
Bywaja up. ludzle, kt6rzv lie
ME ma]s W gfo"le, a lednak.
jezel, los dai i'm bogatych stry-
j6w, dzladk6w. zamozne clocle
babk', czas i protekcya rob- 2 nict
COS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
MA SzOSIE Z Osw,ecimia Cha

MA SZOSIE z Osw)ecimia (na
granlcy galicyjsk'eD do go:nosIaz-
kIego obwodu przemYsfowege WI
dae nleraz setki wozGw nafadowa-
nych sianem w niezmiernie lekko-
mysIny spos6b ~postepuja sob'e
nleraz wcznice, kt6rzy wleczorem
zapaliws5y latarnie, takowe wprost
" sianie strwiaja W tych dnlach
spostrzezouo ma rzeczonej szosie
wdz z sianiem csly W p1omienlach.
Otoz woznlca zasnat,latarni pre-
wr6cl}a SIC l tax 5zcstai polar
wznlecony. Z wieika trudnosca
zdo}a{ wcznica. kt6ry wskutek po-
zaru sic przebudzif, kon'e uratowac
W6z z slaDem spali{ sig
zupe}nie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
PLACIC "a WIARUSA!
Okruchy mysli.

kto nogaml chodzi 20 zlem,,
a glove trzyma W ob{okacb, temu
zawistn1 tylko pc odciskach deptat
mogq. Jest to nleprzyjemne, ale
szkodzlc ME moze.
Oszczerstwo pc cz{owleku
uczc1wym spfywa jak woda pc
kamiennu: obmywa go, ale ME
kala.
Czfowiek g}upi a wp}Ywowy
Jest jake traba m~osiezna: gra, JAZZ
go nadna.
Artysta, kt6ry jest zupe1nle
z%sdowolony z najdoskonalszego ze
swoich dziet, aprzestaie bye artysta
Kto szuka serca W sail balo
wei, podobnY jest do prostaka,
szukaiacego dzie} sztuki W war
sztacie kamieniarskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21

LONDYN. - Wedlug tele-
gramu z Wiednia dc Daily
Ma'l", obiega tam pog}oska
. zadaniu trucizny carowi j
carycy, wskutek czegs cs}y
personal W kuchni zimowego
palacu zmieniouo. Carska para
ma byd jeszcze cierpie' q
skutkjem spo2ycia trucizny.
HAVANA, - Nades2la tn
wiadom,s sc O dwoch bitwa.h
miedzy Hlszpanami a Kubah
czykami. Pod IncaibaDa
Hiszpanie 2aatakowaii Kuban-
czYk6w pod dowodztwem
generala Calixto Garoia a g
zostali pobici.
Faktem jest, De podczas
drugiego ataku kome"d mt
Hiszpanow, pu}kownik Perez
V1zcaino po}eg} a woisko j. go
zosta}o zupeKnle rozproszone
Hiszpanle p%ozostawili ma placu
bitwy przeszlo 100 zabitVch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
ruiSaal sd Saska!yM.

SMUTNY WYPADEK zaszed!
W Dabrowei W Kr6lestwie Polskiem
w Tome og6lnie szanowane] rodzlnY
PIP. w. Dx,ewlessoletna Marya w.,
W dzlen wigilli uc>uwszy sic niedo.
brze, chc,ala otrzpzxiG SO octem,
a ,odsau<awszY buttlke, w ktore]
sadzi4e re by} ncet, narlia sic mel,
q odczu~s:y pomy}ke, wbiegia do
pokoju, w kt6rym zebrana rodzina.
wofaiac:: .,kwas solny, ratujcle" |
W 1zeczy samel buteIka zawlera{a
kwas. przygotowany do pieb,elania
rontll, przypAakowo wstawlnny do
szafy z produktami spozywczymi
Przez Is gnd1in ni~eszczesllwa
Aalczyfs z smlerc'a. b}agajac ODE
cny"h t:zcch lekarzy, ably ia ratio
wal. przyjmujqc wszelk,e srodk',
wres*cie popada ala sig navel opera
Cyl. Lecz to ME pomog}o. Naza utrz
skOnaka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
5ALASk
WOZNIKI. W tycn dniac]

AA
zdarzy}o s,e tn wjelkle n~teszczescle
Zagrodnlk S{ota mla1 zamiar pole
chac swym wozem do Lubl'nca F..
S}ota wsiada} ma w6z, gdy W tel
chwlli konie szarpneFY wozem
St. upadl z wozu tax nleszczeslwle
ma ziemie, ze po1ama1 soble kregi
i ma miejscu dueha wyzlonat.
NleszczesJiwY po~zostawla pc
sOble zone czWorO malYch
dniecl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
TELEGRAMY.

BERLIN -Miedzy cesarzem
a ekskanclerzem istnieja Cd
czasu ostatuich rewoIuoyj
bardzo naprezone stosnn<i.
Obydwaj zapomnieli ma Nowy
rok przes1aG sobie wzajemne
powlnszowanie.
Obecnie rozpocze}y ,,Ham
burger Naohrichten", organ
Bsmarcka, nova kampaoia
orzeciw c~esarzowi lego obec.
uenu rzadowi. Z4da)a stanow-
GEO, abby cesarz zapr2estaf
pensyonowaG przedwcztsnle
zuIuzouych i zdolnych t6:e-
|riw. Ma tym punkcie jest
Wilhelm bardzo dra2Iiwy i
ME lubi, azeby ktps m'eszat
sic mu W lego sprawy''.
Tia sauna gazeta wystepu]e
ostro przeciwko rzadowl,
zmuszajacemu redaktor6w do
w>i.wiania nazwisk swych
korespondentow, nads etajacYch
artykuly, niezgodne 2 zapatry
waniami rzadu. Zachowanie
sic organu Bismarcka wywo
}a}o W sferach ogromny niepo-
k6j.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
KOROSPODENT warsaw

KOROSPODENT .warszawski
N 0 ". Wren" donosi, IL tvch
dniach odes}anf 2ostanle do Peter.
sburga opsacowany proiekt %znlesie-
MIA gubernli s%,edleckiei;. Powiat
z ludnosc'a polska ma]q bye wcle-
lone do lube)sknej, zas z pow1at6w
q ludnosc14 ruska ma bye 1.-two.
Roma nova g%ubernia che}mska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-21
stop Miko}aja. zofnierz

"a stop Mikolaja. Zotnierz
o!acy ma warcie byl przeko
many. 2e ogrodnik prsgna}
dokona6 zamachu ma 3ycie
cara i ME nam, slajac sic
dlugo, sastrzeli} 60, Nieszcze-
81 wy wypadek wywar} ma
Mikofaju bardzo przykre
wrazenie.
BOMBAJ, In,1ve a%ngielskie.
= Dzuma i g}od puStosza
gesto zaludnione oko!ice IDdy)
angielskich JUL tysiace padiy
6ara morowzgo powietrza a
wldoki ga coraz gor-zze. W
okolicach, W kt6rych wskutek
szuszy zmarniols wszelkie "a
s'ewy, oko}o 40 miIion6w
'ud4i popadio W ned1e i}ezei
wnet ME nadejdzie pomoc z
Europy, ia znaczna Geese
umrze z glodu.