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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-12-13
THEY COME AND GO.

Mr.. f. c. Thompson has accepted a
position with the Brunswick Times.
Frank is both clever and swift com
positor, and has many friends who wish
him well.
Miss Joralie Scroggs, one of Fort Val
leY's fairest and most popular young Ia
dies is the guest of Miss Lizzie May
Wooten.
Mr.. John Joiner came down from
Montezuma Saturday and remained until
Tuesday with homefolks.
Mrs. A. z. Moye of Cuthbert stopped
over with Mrs. j G. Parks Sunday on
her way home from Albany.
DR.. John Spence, prominent young
physician of Camilla, spent several days
n Dawson this we Elk.
Professor Charlie McLendon, principal
of the Lodrick school, spent Sunday
with homefolks.
Dewitt Pickett returned from Camilla
Yesterday, where he has beer working
insurance.
VIII N. Kennedy is at Bailey, where
he has accepted position with tho Ban
ner.
Mrs. T. J. McGill returned Monday
from visit 10 relatives in SmithVilIe.
Miss Willie Payne of Shellman is Wis
iting Miss Mary Wall.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-12-13
NEW DISPENSARY MANAGER,
q. r. Cannon Elected to Succeed
q. o. Hill.

At meeting of the board of Terrell
county dispensary commissioners yeeter>
day NJ. G. R. Cannon was elected 70
succeed Mr.. G.. O.. Hill as manager OF the
Dawson dlspensary for the ensuing year
a. salary of $3.50. MIR. hill's bid was
5000. and he received two votes and Mr..
Cannon three.
Mr.. Hill has managed the dispensary
in business-like and efficient manner,
and the failure of the board 10 re>elecI
him came as a surprise to the puollc.
Mr.. Cannon is well qualified for the
position, and will no doubt render en-
Gent and satisfactory service TO the
county in his new position.
Messrs. j. Z. Avera and c. G. Anthony
were reelected managers of the Bron'
wo d and Sasser dispensaries.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-12-13

the CITY court saves about $4,000 to the
county per annum, and we heartily rec
commend it.
Tax COIlpctOr.-We find the tax col
lector now in the midst of his labors, and
is almost impossible to get at his &C.
counts.
Tax Receiyer.-We find that property
is returned too low and urge our tax re-
ceiver to note the pencil figures under
this years returns, and get property In
at it's value next spring. we are aware
that he received taxes last spring unoer
disadvantages on account or the low
price of our staple crop last year. ana DE-
iieve he did the best he could. The ng-
ures referred TO are only on real estate.
We did not look fully over personal
property returns, but what we noted on
personal property we found the average
too low, in large degree, as on real es-
tate, especially on live stock.
County COmmisSiOners.-W IND the
county commissioners books in good
shape and all accounts properly itemiz'
ed.
We endorse the candidacy of Hon. j..
A. Laing of this county for the office OF
solicitor general of this circuit.
We recommend the following names
for notary public and ex-oficio j. P. in
their districts, viz: W. F. Avera 147Oth
district, T. J. Mabry 1150th district, j..
I'll. Elerbee 1143rd district.
Fish Wardens.-We elect as fish ward
ems j. V. Oliver and w. j. Bowen.
We recommend that riding bailiffs be
paid SO per day, bailiffs 50 per day. Hen
nv Rauch be paid 81 per day fer waiting
on the court and grand jury, and all Jn-
rors be paid 81 per day.
We recommend that the road at the
creek at Graves Station be put in good
passable condition by turnpike or other
wise.
We find public roads throughout the
county in good condition.
We commend B. W. Tedder for his eft
ficient management of the pauper farm.
We recommend by vote of two-thirds
of our body that Judge Il. c. Sheffield
remove DR.. L. G. Goneke from the coun-
tv board of education and B. F. Melton
be appointed to the vacancy.
We thank his honor Judge H. G. Shelf
field and Solicitor j. r. Irwin for cour-
tesies extended this body. We also
thank Solicitor FRO fem M j. Yeomans
We also recommend that these present
ments he published IL The DAWSON
News and The Dawson Dispatch, each
to receive 81. so for same.
Respectfully submitted.
NJ P. Hoyl, foreman; j. Il, Ellerbe0,
B. M. Wilson, I. r Mercer, F. NJ Jen~
mugs, Chas. Deubler, D Il. Kitchener,
W. j. Bowen, W. A. Davidson, j. L..
PARROT, G. T. Marshall R. E. Thornton,
John H. Oxford J. Z. Hollingswocth, E.,
G. Ellington, W. D. Davidson, j. p.
Grimes, W. L.Clements, B .. Craw
ford. W. II. Crawford, jr., B. NJ DaYid-
son, w. P. HoInady, A, ". Fleming.
Tie within and foregoing present
meuts received and read in open court.
Let the same be entered upon the min
utes Of the court. This December 9th,
1890 II. G. SHEFFIELD, j. ;. &. 2. 9.
IT. J. YEOMANS,
Sal. Gen Pro TEN p c.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-12-13
A fresh line of Blanke Bros. Fine
Candies at Martin & Guerry's.
PARROTT PARAGRAP HIS.
Young People to Give Concert Other
Items of Interest.

Young People to Give a Concert Other
Items of Interest.
Our Young people are busily engaged
rehearsing for the concert 90 be given
at the Acadamy Tuesday night Decem-
Der Goth. They will present "The Dea~
cons Tribulations, sequel to "The
Deacon" which was rendered last
Christmas. To those who saw the lat
ter play last year we will say that"The
DeacOn's TribaIations" is worthy
successor to it, in which the old favor
ties reappear under new surroundings,
all of them a little older, some new
tricks; Daisy is made happy forever;
the Deacon still has fondness for lem
onade with stick in it, but is finally
cured. The play is complete III Itself
it not being necessary for person to
have seen the other play to appreciate
this one. Col II. A. Wilkinson OF
Dawson has again kindly consented to
come I'D and play Pete" the negro
servant, for ISL His reputation was too
firmly established last year TO need
comment. With him as Pete Ralph
Sandiford as Billy, the audience
may expect treat. In addition the
program will consist of recitatlOns and
music, the latter under the direction OF
Miss Annie Lee Booker. The pro-
ceeds of the concert are to be used by
the trustees in defraying the incidental
expenses of the school.
MIR. Henry Fletcher was compelled
to 20 out to his fathers last week on
account of sickness. At this writing
he is some better.
Mr.. Bob Shippey and wife of CoIum-
bia, la, are visiting the formers par~
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, ohippey.
Mrs. Theresa Shackleford Of BrOn-
wood spent Saturday and Sunday with
her daughter Miss re Shackleford.
Rev Blizzard of Omaha preached at
the Baptist church sunday at II O'Clock
and again at night.
Mr.. John Dixon and Wife OF Stewart
county visited friends and relatives IN
Parrott last week.
Friday afternoon was "Speaklng
Friday'' at the academy. Several Wis
itors were present.
Miss Cleo Aven of Rronwood visited
Parrott last week.
Mr.. E. w. Ayen spent Friday night
In BrOnWood.
Col. II. A. Wilkinson Of Dawson
spent Monday night in Parrott.
Mrs. Ross Brown is quite sick at this
writing.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-12-13
NO INDICTMENTS.
Federal Grand Jury Fails to Bills Against
Terrell Countians,

The several Terrell county farmers
who were arrested in the summer on
the charge of being connected with the
Eaton moOnshine still, which was capt.
ured and destroyed in the northern
part of the county some months ago oy
United States revenue officers nave
been exhonorated by the federal grand
jury.
Sears. It w. Sutton, w r. Green, and
NJ. w. Daniel, and during the session OF
United States court in Columbus last
week. the grand jury returned no bills
These are all vel known citizens OF
the county, and their friends will be
glad to know that the charges against
them will cause them n farther trouble
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-12-13
A SURE CURE FOR GROUP.
twenty-five Years Constant Use Without
Failure.

The first indication of Group is
hoarseness, and in child subject to
that disease it may be taken as sure
sign of the approach of an attack. Fol
lowing this hoarseness is a peculiar
rough cough. II Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is given as soon as the child be-
comes hoarse, or even after the croupy
cough appears, it will prevent an attack,
1t is used in many thousands of homes
in this broad land and never disappoints
the anxious mothers. We have yet to learn
of a single instance in which it has
not proved effectual. No otter prepare
ton can show such record-twenty- i've
years. constant use without a failure.
For sale by Farrar & Harris
Statham & hickey will give you
bargain in horse.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-12-13
The Modern Mother

has found that her nUtIe ones are IW-
proved more by the pleasant Syrup OF
Figs, when in need of the laxative
effect of a gentle remedy, than by any
other. Children enjoy it and it bene-.
fits them. The true remedy, Syrup OF
Figs, is manufactured by the Cantor
MA Fig Syrup Go. only.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-12-13

DeWitrs Little Early Risers purify the
blood, clean the liver, invigolate the sys-
tenn. Famous little pills for consti patton
and liver troubles. DAWSON DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-12-13

to deadly
Specific
had
elapsed
for Cancer.-MRs IDOL Winston, N c.
Our book Cancer containing other testimonials and valuable
information will be sent free any address by the Swift Specific
Company, Atlanta Georgia
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-12-13

spread rapidly, and 1t was soon demonstrated
beyond doubt that cure had at last been
found for deadly Cancer Evidence has accu-
INFLATED which is incontrovertible, of which
the following is specimen
"Cancer is hereditary in family, my father
sister and aunt having died from this dreadful
disease. My feelings may be imagined when the hor
ribe disease made its appearance on my side 1t
a malignant Cancer, eating inwardly in such way
skill of the DOCTORS for their treatment did no good
whatever the Cancer growing all the while
Numerous remedies used for it. but the Cancer
grew steadily worse until it seemed that was doomed
to follow the others of the family, for know how dea
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-12-13

Send or phone your wants to the
Dawson Drug Co, or the Main Street
Pharmacy and get what you want
promptly.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-12-13
Results Fatally in Nine
Cases Out Of Ten A
Cure Found at Last.
Cancer can not be cured

OE6raIIUn, DeCsause disease a yir1Ior
poison the blood circulating throughout the system and a
the or ulcerknown the Cancermay be away T
remains the blood and promptly breaks afresh v
renewed violence. WIZ
The wonderful of s. S. in curing obstinate dee,
blood diseases which considered incurabe induced few %
sparng sufferers for Cancer after exhausng the skill
the physicians without Much to their delight nro9
equal to the disease and promptly effected The glad nv
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-12-13

See Statham & Hickey before you buy
hose.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-12-13

Fireworks at Martin & Guerry's.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
N!l|loWiiiny = Niemioc.

Wlad1e niemieokie pochwyci~
- Lacroixsur-Msuse niejakiego
Vidala, pos2daz.aj4o 60, = jest 81
s1piegleml: franeuskim. Pokake bic
pewno zniebawem, g Vidal Jest
niewlnnym. PrzytaeEamy ten fakt,
DO on xnakomicie lustruje sto-
sanki wzajemne sssiadujacyeh :
:soba pahstw, Raz Francya chwyta
szpiega niemieckiego, to zn6w
Niemcy francuskiego. Dowodsi
to tylko, jake uozucia ola siebie
saslednie panstwa.
Niemieckie pisma donosza 2
pewnem zadowoleniem, se W.
Afryce walczy{ oddziak niemiecki
razem z oddxiafem francuskim ! to
pod francnska komenda, ably z}a-
mac opdr Kadrdw oplerajaoyoh sig
odgraniczeniu Togo. Stoczono
kilka potyczek, zwyeieskich, W
kt6rYch Niemcy utracili tylko
jednego iezdzca.
z Stendalu donosxa, &c eesarxa
proszono 0 przyjecie protektoratu
mad muzeum Bismarkowsklem.
Cesarz prosbie odm6wil. Fakt
70 bardzo znamienny,
I Niemcy maja swoja Pana-
.e, W kasie pozyczkowej "
odkryto olbrzymie. defrau-
Defraudowano blisko diva
nlliony marek. W miescls Kahla
krach = kilkunastu kup~
zbaukrutowa}o. - Niechzef
'edy Niemcy ME wygadujt ma
,gespodarke polska" W Galicyi =
mich ME wszystko jest .totem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
g.,
.PozDania.

w Bielawach pod Bukiem za~
kohczy} zywot doczesny W II roku
zycia ma paraliz serea {. p. J6zef
Franclszek Tomasze wski, by1y
w{asciciel drukarni, redaktor i ma.
k}adca pisma. ,,Przyjaciel Ludu".
Pogrzeb odbyl sig " S}upi, duia
20 z. m. o godz1nie 9.
Maz ten zacny, by} vzorem
Ola pracujacych, gdyk usilna pra-
CO wyrobi} soble stanowlsko nleEa-
lezne. Urodzll sig, W Wefiu "
powiecie fwieoklm. Ojoieo by} of
'cerem u}an6w polsklch " kampa-
mach napoleohskich - potem nau~
czyoielem.
s. p. J6zef, wyszed}szy z pry-
my gimnazyalnej, by} d]ugie lata
nauczycielcm domowym W rodzi-
mach obywateli Prus Zachodnich,
..Ip Pc, profesorem " zakladzie pc.
dagogicxnym DIR. schwarzbacha pod
Wieleniem. " roku 1855 ozeni}
sic 2 Teresa Chrzanowska.
W roku 1856 za}ozy} pensyo-
nat ola glmnazyast6w " Che}mnie,
v kt6rsh pfzysposabiat m}odsieid-
COW taka.d do egyzamin6w abltu-
ryenokioh: 1907
80 t%l&..&itsEt -r h
W t!aeiB57 uaby1 druk.rnis
j ,,Przyjaciela Luda" Cd p. Da-
nielewskiego..
Przez ca}y ci4g wydawanis
tego pisma wytoczono mt przesslo
50 prooes6w Q arsykuly v tenn
pi6mie zamieszozone, a zaplacil
kilkad1iesist tysieoy narek kar
pi.1ik.n5oh..
SIAM za6 9 lata "a to artykuly
v srozmaityoh ustepach ezasu prze-
siedslal We wie1ienln,
BY zawsze ezynnym Z u, \ sp =.
wachs spolecznyoh ] wielki Ejedny-
val sobie szacunek..
" roku 1850 pr1enidsl 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
Tygodn1k Narodowy
wychodzi we Lwowie Z Z
Observation-Disclosures

Wychodzl we LWoWle Z.
y y W kazda nIedziele.
Plsmo to stanowi naiotf:sze
zr6dlo u~mYsfowego, pokarmu.
Zamieszczs: powiesci, nowele, poe
Eye, kroniki, aftykuiY popularne
ze wszystkich dziat3w wfedzy, llte~
ratury, sztuki, wiadomosci cleka-
-.wych, praktycznych j lnformacyj
nych. Prowadzl sYstomatYoznY
dzta{ bjezacei politYki, a nadto
.lkazdy numer poslada dzia1 humo~
rystYc4ny pod nazw9:":W eso}y
K.ur1erek. 80,
WszyscY prenumeratorowie
rcczni totrzYmujs zupe4nie bezplss-
ME, jake premium*nas Nowy Rok
IL " Nv K a" kale n d az
ma rok 1900 ilustrowany
posiadaj2cY obf.ta tresdN 'lustrYcz-
5na;s p%o4yteczn9, praktyozna Wy
.czerpuiaea co do wszelkich lrfor-
macyj.
Prenumerata 7yqodn;ka Naro-
dowego wraz z przesy@ka poczto~
We wynos':4 do1ary: r~oosnie: 2
dolary p6sfocznie> dollar
k%wartalnie.
Prenumerowa6 MONA " kaz-
dym czas;e bez wzglydu ma zacze-
tY miesiao lub kwartal. Wszelkie
niumera zaleg{e, oraz Z poczatkaml
powie6ci. lub ciekawYoh artyku-
Tow przeseiaja sig do prem amersty
hezp}atnle. g ~
Prenumerate MONA przesiad
dolarami papierowYm, " llrtach
registrowanYch, Tub przekazami
poetic wynn pod adresetn;
AdministracYa czasoplsma
zygodn;k Maeodesey
Lw6w (LembergL
utica Kraszewskisgo 80.
lEuropa = Austria = Gsli.ys).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
siJak nisko nasz og66ff tutai stoi

SMASBr$ fGS&LSS Raa&NaSI#9N
Jak nisko nasz og6i tutaj st I'i
pod vyglsdem odviaty. dowodzi
nastspujsce sajscie. Gey onegdaj
vial. Ks. y. Czech tarazniejszy
probosxez nasz, pierWsze kazanie
wyglosil v naszym kossiele, baby
5tu~tejsze z}osliwie slowa kaplahskie
Ikrytykowaly, to staruszki, wiszag,
&c jul jedna noga mad grobem. a
wszakze nasz wielebny Duszpasterz
tylko pisno dwiete ludowi objaS-
NAL
Kupowad ehodze tutejsi nasi
madrale : pod ciemnej gwiasdy
Pc najwiekszej czesci do innonaro-
dowc6w, - nietylko trunk, ale j
spozywcze. artykuly.
A podobnie JAZZ polski chop
kupuje u'obcego. : -%zazdrofci, by
sic lego Kodak ME zbogacil, tax
tez niejeden, przez zazdrosc iprzy
CLOS obcemu wolf oddac.
Naturalnie ME pisze tego Q
wazystkieh t~utejszyoh Polakach,
DO i tn traiaja sig rodacy i rodacz-
ki prawego charakteru i sxeserego
serea.
6wietego Michala tuteisi Mi
cha{kowie obchodzili bardzo huez-
ME Niektdrzy zapljali twardego |
miekkiego.
Najwa5niejsza wiadomo6cia
ztad z ostatnioh dni jest, ze nasz
pan M. ogolit w4syi
teraz wyg}ada: z geby, jak ME
przymierzajqc turecki swiety 9
po}owy o%dwrotnej.
:Jednakze kurnoszki nasze teraz
tenn wiecej lgna do uieyo czesto do
jego kramu- zagladaja, ME mcgee
sig eudownei zmianie jego oblicza
nadziwowa6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
DARhO DLA CIRRPIACYCH d 81


k:asdy Z naszyoh 1 odl :
oierpiacy n ogolne, os alaa' !,
nerwowoS6, katar loladkow w. k atal
p~ycherzowY, boIglowy, AZ hu un1,
bezaenno6o, upustY peoherza. upla-
w. ohoroby .ptoiowe. krotk
oddecb. reu,matYzm j j I. s., Mocha
c1empredzej spis1e do naas ! dobT1Ee
awoja chorobe opiisze. Ieozymy
powyze] naznaozons ohoroby v
bardzo kr6tkim czasie niedaWno
wynalezlonem lekarstwem. AT
kazdY m6gl sic przekons6 Q skutecs.
nofol tego naszego lekarstw1aa,
poslemY kazdemu probe jego,>
- s.H#.#e=EE +45gtH.l sa-EEE HMFe-h&=tS
kt6ra wystarczy ma jeden tydz'eh.
R4czYmY, 10 xaras " pierwssym
dniu bedr,e ojerpi&eemu lepiej
Trz eba plsa6 do mas rycf!o. DO
p6zniei pr6by ME bada %pesefane.
Prosimy do4aczyd "a rs cent6w
znaczk6w pocztowych. ma o%placenle
expresu.
ListY do mas: %adresowada
Continental Medical Institute
>616 Schiller Building,
Dap: E. Chicago, III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12

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y y reas.s =. -.
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x n.,= 10, II s ss5tn IL a sfss rs H.
xqpewaltnien g hallekt t ",
ni1I ~aihaonamentu WfI#dsiUs1 nastqpu
q 9.suYas,Y nasi .agenci mie1soowgii: 8. 4.
tsIIi ASHTON, Nebr. - Franeiszek
s,,I,x a,y J: " ardYn.
a ,;saeys:3bAY CITY, Mich. - Alexander
.,ssseeiesw Niedktelski, 1914 10 Str.
sa4 1ssI|sssslBBALTIMoRE: Fl. zi.rnowsk,
a. s.l, ye1ows, III 8. Bond Str.
' ,;sa ssss Sc
s 80 S0a*- MILWAUKEE
! Il. ~ ssbs az 9. Knitsr ess We'll III.
4.
,s.., NANTlUOKK Pa.-Fr. JabIoh,kii
! NORTH PRAIRIE. Jaa kim
ser.
OAK HiI1A.-h. Pogerzelskk
I'M ,isssaR 9Th / LAKE Wis. Adam
Sss /, az. Danlsnak1
Hn40 Man-E. J.ants,1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
correspondence Wiarusa.
r0--
! South Omaha.

sANsOAJs
Tutejsi Polaoy biors sie ..
ss,esryo do polityki. NominacYa na.
asssora 4tej wardy otr1ymai pan.
Wavrzynkievic1, republiIanin.
GdYby tujejsi polsey wyboSoy BY,
II madr1y, powinni oni vszysoy,
jak j e na sVoiego rodska g}o-
'ovad, % gds'e cho oil. I 2 g, aby)
popierad svoiego, tam powinny y
vs.slkie iAtsresa spartyjj-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
daWnictwo j, rzyijaciela Ludu''

daW1nlietwo , przyyiiaaciielaa Lndp''
Poznua ' gdIzle ppracoWal dladoobra'
spoleczehstwa ~. do ~ostatnich
ohsil syci..
zostavsi .iedmlioro d1ie e,
try cork ] I .yndw, v.sy.tkich
eyynnyeh5i zaonJeh c.1ontdv sp5-
ieozehstwa naszego. spoktj jego
1aonej duszy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12

Peg, s5' - s. sdo l''l1t
onHn syc'a.
zos a1 s1edm'oro dslee1'
try cork Z SNOW, WssystAkichn
cyynnysh zaenysh e11onkov sps-
teozehstwa nas1ego, spokel 1ego
1acne1 duszy.
-
AIW6nYNA
A01i1S y -;
cnlo1go 0s = I !
80
'~o uo'0's'
se- AS. -
- .
$3.50 -
!" 80
~ N'''An' -0
=okreV Wolenne; NeN .oitean''
Rronhlvn Naaho;lla ! Raaoar
WASHINGTON. nseo
1ederaey3ny og1osl wAfotos ueArs'
pr1ek'1n's'y Vfasnoso Ros''slne
ma ''l'p'na0n N'''''$02 oA0'0
s2o'eoe'o'o ma 'mis oyo''hupa
onapPefe 9ako ''us'S'a S1s'Alo
now;on, na Filininach,
a..
WEST p1TTsToH, Pa."-G
W tych dniach skonezy}o sig tn
kilkotvpodn,owe bexrobocie, przez
90 ,no1u ~in.eresa y mieacie sic
nolen.. Wv. ~ :.
w DETROIT: wysslo ma strajk
z.d.,a ont 10 proc. 7podwy4szen,a
INVITA-, Uni. hrawi.oka p}aoi atraj-
kuiacym DO $500 tygodniowega
wsp.rci., va.
%
="
De'rolt wynoSl 'erA1 eSzcSe is1
tyle 60 oa~nle9 l.s* 'ego "
mie]see ustePu1+eycn aiuer"ano"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
% mtlIon6w " zIoeIe.

Kopalnia s}ota J. y Salmon j
Clearwater v stanie Idaho, vyda
y Y A 81 ias.mi 1890 8! q !. %
gni fis siota, ! msja tam js.1-
&c bl ( 8 3! nieananye 'l9., dotad oholi.
each wislo bogatsze =.pola zIote,
aniseli te, ktdre :, !, dl ,p1ty : q
1nane' Teraz Komp'nia kol q
Northern Pacific pobu'd{owata d1ugag:
linia tolejovs vzdluh Il: rzeti Clear.
water, lud1ie szukaj29y s~zossssia
moga dojschad DO wielu punkt6w.
Y Idaho, gdzie obecnie zlota POI
sz'unlkruja. .
20 5mape ewych stron p,sa6.
dolaszajac dwucentoWy znacsek
po,ztovy, pod adresem: Chas. s.
Fss, General. Passenger & Ticket
Agent Northern Paacifs 3 st.
Paul, Mimi.
$500 - e .HKg@aa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
LekcYa v seminar rum
RektQra.

L0kcYa " S6i1llar rum
RektQra.
: Quid est theologiae proto-
plasta?
-. Theologiae protoplasta est
Judaeus, cum nasu. garbato ct
nogis, ut dicunt in lingua vulgari,
palakowatis. Decoratus elreumei-
stone gaudet fantasia, semper Ply
wante in auro vel pretiosis.
- Quid est theologiae coronas
- Theologiae corona est or
ganista, sine quo nee santant nee
plakant.
Quld est theologlae ocoaslo
solemnis?
- Theologiae occasio solemnis
est: quinn pastor, organista, cam
tatores pusrique migrant calendar"
ties.
- Quid est theologiae appen-
dici.isa
Theologiae appendicitis est
rerpn et;hisefi.e huju''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
,E{WIazfJu n k i.

=. ~. -.
81 : dd1u, konlecznie MUSIC placic
400 na jeden rok, .rosumle SIG
- Al'sstak2e "a rok- 1890, lubo W tym.
roku dis :przedp}acicieli ezyli pla-+
sqcycb. naprzdd, rocznq op}ate
znitylismy nj $l.b0.
:. '.Kto .zjedna nam dw6ch no
syoh abonent6w j prze6le cd
Kakdego c~aforoczny *abonament z
..=. gg6ry, tenn lparzzaezz. ccaa}fy rok gazette
da aieggo zsainseggp przese1aac bedzie-
ny bSxp}atnie. + i
pKto odbiesrzefzE pocztyt trey gazety,
aWatanYm ~jestyza abonenta i odpo'
y yhhddxE,alnym I'd abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
te@f tyfechlmr,ias,t]p odad wydawoy W1ARUsA
, ~. sw6pnowy adres.
q Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
oodm6wia gsaEety: u po6redniotwem:
Astowego Tub ,innego u~rzednika
!. pocxtowego, W1ARus pose}any be-
die da1ej. Skoro. kto zaprzestanie.
puddbierat gazette, powinien wpierw
yap1aoi6 jezeli &C, "a MIA winien.
" sFtenisd1e: "a j a..WIARUsA ma
t. Ii1fy przese1a6 przez pocztowy Tub
,'expresowy Money Order, Mona
/ talls Ppprsse e .elex sbo r e wasdtoollarraach b
pNpieroMyoh, przzesk$ Postal note,
albow jednocentowyoh Tub dwucen
NAowych xnaczkach pocztowych, lecz
jeteli abonament, W TAXI spos6b
przes}any, v drodze przepadnie Eco
.sie W. tym kraju bardzo rzadko
Aaakatdarza) wydawca W1ABUsA ME
bierze "a to ma siebie. odpowiedzial,
nosoi. Take listy najlepiej kazac
Hs% ri poczcie r]egistrowac DO wtenozas,
urzqd pocztowy bierze ma ,siebieflodsl
1 powiedzialnosc, re wraz ]. zawartoS-.
1 Die dojda.n ma miejsce p~rzeznaczenia.
/ q Wszelkie. listy oraz przese{ki pie
5niatne do W1ARUsA adrescwac:
e. Derdowsk;
81 u 500 E. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA. MINI
,$%-'f - .E-t 49,. L..- g - ~ j
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Zaplacili "a Wiarusa.

ian A1lma 70
Jan1 " 2 We
leonl dfucnana ! ov
ian Kaiser l*oo
San hul1g 90
Jan CyseWsKl ~
leonl Fr4ozlnsR' : oo
Wawrzyn Rudnlk SO
p.we} Rndnik 100
Micha} stryoel II 90
r., p,1nh,oL; IN
Ton wo4nv 10
n;chal Rok ! so
Andrzei Tomczak l5o
Wo jclech Kokot ! 90
'o1ei nanio "0Nl
J6zef Pradzihski ! SO
Aona haul
go No -
Ian Wiech o 60
1orono - .o
Teodor Gospodarz / SO
Kasper Wojcik ! so
Mlcna1 NeWa oo
-
i A. woic;k .15o
szymon suchla l SO
- cl ,.rzta
Jan Suchla $50 i
J6zef Nagosek SO
J T: skroeh ! 80
r : sktoon !, =
Andrzei petrek $50
1,u'o', wv = !
Il I
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obow,a,uie czyteln,k6w ea1et
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JESIENNY v
Chicago roxpeezal sig v dniu 10
Pa4d1iernika przededlowanlem pa
rady narod6w prsed pre4ydentem
stsatw Zjednoczonyoh, panem
Nc Kinley.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12

w T wysslo ma strajk
dwustu ozeladnik6w kkfrawieokich.
zadaj4 oni 10 proc. 'Podwy2szenla
mYta. Unia kFawiecka p}aoi atraj-
kuj4cym pc 1890: tygodniowega
wsparcis. a.