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Not a Surprise.

It VIII not be a surprise to any who are
at ali familiar with the good qualities OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, to know
that people everywhere take pleasure in
relating their experience in the use OF that
splendid medicine and in telling OF the
benefit they have received from it, of bad
colds il has cured. Of threatened attacks
Of pneumonia u has averted and OF the
children it mas saved from attacks OF the
Group and whooping cough. II is a grand.
good medicine. For sale by Henry Evans,
wholesale and retail. and all druggists.
The times., 1899-11-30
Mccoy and Mnher to Fight.

NEW YORK, Nov ga date has been
selected for the contest between Kid Nc
Coy and Peter Maher at last, At a meet
ing last night December q was agreed
upon Both Mccoy and Maher will resume
training.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRU STEES- SALE or BRICK PLANT. ~ ALIEN
ANDRIA COUNTY, NEAR END OF TIE
long BRIDGE.

LONG BRIDGE.
By viItuc Oh a deed OF trust. dated en- the 9th
dav of February, 1896. between Edwin T. Jones
and wife and James l. Hibhs and wife, OF the
first mart and George L. Emmons and J. H. NJ
Norton trustees, Of the second part, winch sald
deed is duly recorded amongst the land RECORDS
ot Alexandria county, Va, IN hoer NO. l.
page 305 and by direction ot the pafteS secured
thereby the undersigned VIII expose LOT saIe; on
the premises. in the county Of Alexandria, Va,
on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER G, At ! O'CLOS n
p NJ two (2) tracts OF land in the county
Of Alexandria, state of Virginia, bounded and
described ls follows. TO wit:
For the first: Beginning at stone en- the
north side of Columbia Turnpike road, Il corner
Of die tract: thence along the north side Of said
pike 5 - degrees L. y poles 20 Il stone ON the
north side OF said turnpike IN line oil the uatti
thence \. Is degrees so minutes W. 2i.7' pJ.eS
70 a stone in line Of the tract; thence WIN
said line s 74l2 degrees W. 40 poles 10 the place
OF beginning, containing acres, l rood, and 5JOz
poles.
For the second: A lot OF ground lying and
rang east Of the Columbia Turnpike road, and
of the Alexandria Canal, being part of the tract
of land purchased 10y Robert p. Dodge and Allen
Dodge in 1852, from Richard c. Mason, trustee
beginning for the same at a stone corner 10
John " WoodWards purchase OF Roach and IN
line with said Woodward's purchase OF Roach
and said tract running 5. 'iEt degrees West -
poles 90 links TO stone m a inc oi s1la
tract and said purchase and twenty Zee. east
ward OF the corner Of Thomas purchase OF
Dodge: thence north eleven degrees west :un-
parallel TO ana twenty ltCt N'iet'1S -'NhA-'
the line Of said Thomas purchase nine t9
perchcs and ten links to stone; thence hortn
eightv-seyen degrees, east forty-tw poles
tweuty-oue links to the beginning, containing
one and a quarter acres of land, both OF the
above described tracts being the same property
conveyed to the said Edwin F. Jones and James
F. Hibbs by William u. Jackson by decd bear
ing date on the 2lst day Of November, \ d. loo9
which said deed is duly recorded amongst the
land records of Alexandria county, Virginia, IN
Iibar No. 4, folio - to which reference Is
hereby made.
Together with all the buildings and improve
mcnts thereon, whether the same be permanently
| attached 10 the freehold not, and together
with all the machinery thereon, OF every KIND
| and description, and particularly the following
machinery now said premises, VIZ:
Two Eight-arch Brick kilns,
one Ten-arch Brick Kiln,
One Tweve-arch Brick Kiln,
Three Brick Sheds.
one Large Press Brick Shed.
| One Small Press Brick Shed,
| One Pit Shed with Two Pits and gearing.
| One Boiler House and Sixty Horse Power
! Boiler,
| One Machine House,
| Two Engines,
| plete,
| Two Hand Presses,
| and all other machinery and appliances used for
/ the making Of brick said premises
| Terms Of Sale-Cash.
GEORGE f. ENGMONS,
| J. X. NJ. NORTON
| Trustees.
| ,nSt-eodRda
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Keeping EyerIastingly At 1t.

VIII your system stand it? Has the
twenty, forty, OF sixty years told? Those
weaknesses which frighten you, but which
you will not confess to others do they
tell you that your vitality is becoming
low?
Awake to the fact that the human sys-
TEN, though a perfect machine will wear
out. Assist it by the use Of that gentle
s+f,v,,l,r+
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-Notioe is hsreby given
Of the loss of a certificate OF ten shares
Of the capital stock OF the Anac6stia and
Potomac River Railway Company. issued
in the name Of Charles II. MoultOu, and
that an application for q certificate to be
issued in lieu thereof has been made to said
company. CAROLINE F. MOULTON.
nO2l %. .2S, ,30-de5.7 Administrative
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sneed of the KENTUCKY

Captain Lemly. Judge Advocate General
Of the Navy, has received a preliminary
report from the naval inspection board
on the trial of the battleship Kentucky.
The actual speed OF the vessel during the
trial was 1887 knots per hour. The board
Is at work on its detailed report Of the
frinl
The times., 1899-11-30
PostoGice Robber, and Murder.

HARTSHORNE, L T.. Nov. 29.-At VIII
burton, sixteen miles from here. Monday
night two masked robbers knocked Post
master NJ A. Cox senseless, robbed the
postofice safe of $500, and while escaping
shot and instantly killed United States
Marshal Henry Breckenbaugh. Blood
hounds have been sent to trace the robbers.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF THE IN
tentiOu Of the undersigned to apply to
the Commissioners of the Diztrics OF Co
lumbia, or ihe 18th day Of December. A. d.
1883, for charter Of incorporation under
the provisions Of an act of Congress entI-
tied "an act TO provide for the iucOrpora-
ton OF trust. loan. mortgage. and certain
other corporations within the District OF
Columbia, approved October J. 1890
The name Of the proposed company shall
be the Union Trust and Storage Company
Of the District of Columbia"
The company IS 10 be organized FOR the
purpose Of doing a general trust loan.
mortgage, storage, warehouse. and eleva-
tor business in the District of Columbia.
and such other business as may be author
lied by said act of Congress.
The names Of the proposed cOrporat0rs
are Arthur D. Addison. Daniel b. Clark,
Joseph II. Crawford, Michael j. Colbert.
George W. Cissel, j. Maury Dove. Robert
B. Donaldson. Lynn o. DeLashmut-. ThOm-
as NJ. Gale Bernard r. Green, George Glib
son, George Z. Hamilton. Walter s. Har-
ban, Rudolph Kaufman James B. Lam
bic, Frederick B. Mcclure, Theodore J.
Mayer, j. NoJa McGul. William II. Nc
Knew. James G. Payne. Francis A. Rich
ardsOu Edward J. Stellwagsn. John H
Small. jr-i r. Francis Saul, Charles G..
Thorn and Joseph E. Willard.
uaIStC dt14.iUC.ryS
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Total.............2 200 per cent.

This showing Is very remarkable, and we have
many enquiries from our correspondents asking
Us how we can pay such dividends to our in
ycstors. We want TO say right here that we
attribute our great success TO our years of eX-
perieHce IS dealers in stocks for ourselves and in
the offices of others Also TO our close attention
10 business, and, above all, the information we
get from sources which few succeed in OBJ
tanning. We often asked the question: why
are YOU in Washington, 50 far from the New York
stock marketE We viii answer that question.
There are several reasons. One is, we can obtain
here what we cannot get anywhere else, insight
into certain things which go 10 govern the stock
markets all over the continent Another great
reason Is, our expenses here about one-quarter
what they would be il New York city, and this
IS q great item when expenses are charged up.
This helps 10 pay a larger percentage to our
customers than otherwise could. II ANYBODY
thinks we are not paying the percentage to our
customers we claim, let them open an account
ana give MS q trial We viii convince them we
do, and without taking any uuwarTautabc risk
with your money. II investors are not satisfied
they can withdraw their account by giving us
twenty -four hours notice. Yours respectfully
fTI
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OFFERED LARGE PROFITS
Operations Of a Speculative Con.
Germ Suddenly SH pended

Zhe Head Of Herbert & Co. Departs
From His 0aIce with All Books
and Papers which Would Throw
Light on Their TraHsactious-
The AIIuriHE Circulars sent 0ut.
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DIED.

'C0NNOR-Entcrcd into rest at 7:@0 p. M
on wednesday evening. November - 1899 at ms
late residence, "A X Street northwest, EON AHo
:. O'CCNNoR, native Of Tralee, County Kerry
Notice OF funeral hereafter. Kindly omit
flowers II
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follows:
November q, 1893.
It is pleasure to Us to be able to inform you
oi our success so lar this month. Ii nothing un-
f1reseen happens we shall be able to pay more
profits 10 our customers on December / than
we did on November ]. OF course we cannot
tell exactly AZ this date how much we can pay,
but from profits earned far we are able to state
Ihat our customers viii be fully satisfied with
their earnings for the month Of November.
From pTessn outlook and continued good infur-
nation we can, with confidence, state that we
see 40 reason why We cannot keep mp our record.
As we have said many times before, we do a
very careful business, without taking any un-
necessary risks, and deal on the very best infor-
nation 1biainablc We have testimonials by the
score from our patrons, thanking us for the
profits earned for them, and our prumptuess in
all our dealings with them. We attribute
our success 10 pr0mpIncsS in all our transac-
uOns, and we know we have the confidence OF
our customers by the manner in which they
write Us, as well as by the way they increase
their accounts with US Many OF them write us
and give Us permission to use their names to
anyone wanting reference. BY giancing at the
table given below, you can see for yourself the
Fr4HU Il q U4Id on
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A Time OF THANKSGIVING
How WashingtOnianS viii Observe
The Annual Feast Day.

Devotional Services 10 BE Held at the
Various Churches Throughout the
City-sundny schools to Give Tur-
key Dinners to the Poor - Foot
BAH Games and other sports.
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no CIrRELA CRIPPI. IN TWO DAYS

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All drug
gsts refund the money if it fails 10 cure L. W.
Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
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viii sell az public auction, TO pay storage
charges. on SATURDAY. December ,. 1893.
all the goods and chattels stored in the
name OF Jennie Riegal
THE JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNI-
TURE AND CARPET COMPANY.
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The NortherH Liberty Market,
NORTHEAST MARKET.

Fifth and K Streets northwest. viii be open
TODAY from to 10 a. m noT27-3t. en-
The times., 1899-11-30

SPECItL NOTICE-A meeting OF the
stockholders Of The National MetropoIi-
tan Fire Insurance Company Of the District
Of Columbia VIII be held DECEMBER %
1899. for the election Of directors. Polls
open at u m. and close at O'Clock p N.
SAM CROSS. Secretary. EO23-u
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Ule who did business with the firm express
much mystiGcation as to its uses.
Scattered over the floor of the main
Office and indicating the hurried manner
OF Herbert's departure, are great num-
Der of the circulars which were sent 10
investors and people that the firm hoped
TO secure as investors. These circulars
are in imitation typawTiting. and begin
with one for May Apparently they we're
sent ont monthly, or ofteuer after that
time although copies Of all the circulars
cannot be found The last of the list is
dated November a A number of different
forms are also among the rubbish ol the
office blanks sent out with the circulars
and TO be returned with money by in
vesJoTs. and blank receipts for money.
The Attractive Circular.
The circulars are Of the most glowing
kind quite equal in their promises 10
those Of the Franklin Syndicate except
that the highest dividends claimed ever to
have been paid by the firm are 20 per cent
Tor one month. Each circular contains a
statement Of the dividends paid on pre-
vious months, the amount varying from
is 10 % per cent An Interesting fact in
connection with them is that, although the
firm began business on May. and sent out
Its fTz@ literature on May y, it stated
al that time that it had been paying diYi-
doud since January, All average OF over
- per cent.
One OF the circulars, containing a refer
enCe to the location of the firm in Wash
IHElon and also showing the general
character Of its promises, Is as follows:
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OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIKE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY Of the District Of

OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FLhE INiSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF the District OF
Columbia. gO2 Pennsylvania Aven1s north
west, Washington. Oct 16, 1893.
PCI!ly- holders are ueti6ed that on and
after NOVEMBER /. 1899 the managers
Will pay q return OF savings in proportion
TO the surrender value OF each policy. out
OF the savings OF 1898
One per ceutum premium charge FOR In
sUrance tho coming year. IS payable 10 the
company q. same time. INSURANCE POL
ICIES MUST BE PRESENTED. tnat pay-
nents mag be stamped thereon
This company insures brick dwellings az
from 81 to $l25 per $1,000 % insurance.
and frame dwellings, without shingis roof.
ct from $3.50 to $3.50 per $1,000.
Please present your policies early and
avoid the crowd.
BY order OF Board OF Managers.
T. PIERCE HOTELER
s H. WALKER. Secretary.
President Nc1f-tf
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c. HERBERT q Co,
rect NV, Corner Pennsylvania Avenue,
" MasAIngtun. D. Z.

sept. %, lsJt.
Dear Sir: In this weeks letter, we desire TO
call your attention to the conditions governing
the stock market The tight squeeze il money,
aud the war talk in England, has been the great
cause Of stocks failing off in prices from 10 %
per cent. We have been expecting this TO nap
pen, and, of comse. with information gained
beforehand, we have taken advantage of a falling
market and assured our investors VIII
again profit by our shrewd dealings. We see no
reason now why the profits we shall pay our
customers on October ! should not compare favor
ably with what have paid in the past, as the
table given below shows We paid on;
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Open today from S to 10 a m. Item
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An TnfnlfIIed Prnnhecr-
NoEemher 81 -

The last letter, mailed a few days before
the sudden collapse of the concern. is as
follows.
The times., 1899-11-30

DECORATED DINNER SET-57 pieces. In
other words, you get half dozens in place Of
full dozens OF different sizes Of plates Other
wise the set IS same as a full q ~
set tn This .,i,i;., j. very desirable for DA JU
The times., 1899-11-30

DECORATED DINNER SET, 1l2 pieces
complete We don't need to d Z 40
explain much about it when we 1.VH
say the price IS. ............-.. y - - -
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CARPETS.

We carry the best assorted line Of Carpets
in this city We can show YOU an grades.
and when we quote you price. that price
means the carpet laid on your floor. We know
the amount Of goods we buy gives rs an adj
vantage over most dealers, and though we
may work on the same percentage OF profit
our prices TO the customer are less. THINK
THIS OVER. WE SELL EVERYTHING IN
FLOOR COVERS Administers, Yelvets. VII
tons. Tapestries, Brussels. AlI-wools Unions
Straw Mattings, Oilcioths, Mats, Rugs Art
Squares Sc., &c.
The times., 1899-11-30

Our line Of STRAW MATTINGS is the best
assorted in this city. and includes al grades,
ia both large and small patterns. Prices start
very low, and include the tacling down.
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We ARE OPEN UNTIL o'CLoch TODAY.
Demonstrating Our Leadership.

o p
&at these iensth through and then that hveh
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glassware of All Kinds,
WOOdeuware, TinWare

In fact. We carry table requisites ei an
kinds In great variety
American German. Frrrch. and English.
Decorated Dinner SETS 4 fuI Hne % Toilet
sets IN all the new co,0rs and decorations.
The times., 1899-11-30

Solid Oak Toilet Table, nicely finished
throughout; French legs and French plate
mirFOr-can be had also in ma n 4 sasA
hogany iHish-i5 bargain at An.sBsB
the prlce-.-........... Wv "
The times., 1899-11-30

A BEAUTIFUL 5PfECE MAHOGANY FIN
ISHED PARIOB SUITE, covered in good quail
ity hrocatelie and uphoI-
stored in a thorough uIu- q a - n "a
ner, frames wen fnished- ~ 5hHa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10
MICHAbEK
ia wygnaniu.

Ably uniknac dalszych are
sztowai kozy, "a oszczer-
silva, Jake rzucza} W swojem
pismie ma osoby cywjlne i
duchowne, zdobyl sic Milwau-
cki Micha]ek, po drugiem
aresztowaniu. ma humbug i
zatelegrafowal po swego
ksiedza braciszka, aby ukut
jaknajsprytniejszy plan wzbu-
dzenia l.tosci W sercach swych
abonent6w mad nieszczesna
dola zasluzonego % wydaw-
cy.
swego star szego brata J6ze-
IA ma narade ME prosil, bo
nazywa go stara babka q
dawniejjszy naczelny redaktor
|czesto mawial, ze J6zefek nie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10
BUDAPEST,

{ EST 3 '.S' J!
W ca}ym W e2ggrzech 2g 9,''ll
2 zwielklm zapalem
czczono pamieRt g po-
ETY. wegierskiego A
lexandra PetoM, W
SO rocznice jego zni-
kniecia bez wiesci,
" roku l848:, po bit.
wiepod Segeszi'''w1'a|rle':'ml 'i''' 3 j e Z
" kt6rej Petom jako
prosty szeregowiec
walczyl "a niepod-.
leg}oSci Wegler. Po-
ecie zotnierzowi po-
stawiono tez juz W
jego ojczyznie pare
.pomnik6w, lubo on
mic powaznlieszego az |
ME napBal, tylko
krotkie piosnki ludo-
we i zo1nierskie ukla-
da1.
Petom. "a zycia
zadnego ME l.i'9',.. ..lo1|.i!:[': miaI
znaczenia. Me do
.konczy wszy szkof,
ME naul,c(zywszy sic
zadnego fachu, ,nieraz
w}6.!c:!zzyl !:!z sic, zebrzac,
cd wsi do wsi, i u
ivory swoje poetyc'z-
ne chlopom po karcz-
mach spiewa};; wyzsz'e
klasy sp6teczehstwa
wegiersklego MIN
gardzily.
P ra wd op cd obnie
Moskale zabrali ? et0-
fiego pod Szegeswa-
rem do nlewoli i po-
pedzlll ma Sybir,
gdzie przy cie1kich
katorznych robotach
zmarnial.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10
TELEGRAMY.

MADR IT. -. Dnl
rz9d6w kr6lewskich
W Hiszpanli So poll
czone ! rewolucya
wybuchnie rych}o.
Wszystko wskazu]e
ma to, ze WeYler 20
Anle obwo}any dy-
ktatorem, a zorgani-
zowanie federalnej
rzeczypospolitej ma
stapi niezawodnle ma
przysz}y rok.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10

ma "a grosz ole1u W mozgow
nicy, ME umie tez mic ori-
g,nalnego napisae, tylko
t}umaczy to co JUL ktos inny
napisal.
Czuly braciszek " sutannie
zastal Michalka w iscie zwie-'
rzecem rozjuszeniu. Caly sztab
Kuryerowej madrosci ME
zdolai go pohamowae W jego
straszliwej wscieklosci, Cd
kttorej zz6hl do koloru cytry-
ny.
Dopiero gdygo narkotyki
bromy, przepisane przez ORA
Wagnera, uspokoi}y ,uradzcno
. -l-
oto tax:
Ty, Michalku, odgrywat
bedziesz role Dreifussa, a
twa poczciwa iona Dreifusso~
wei. Wy)edziemy do mnie do
Ripon, zkad niedaleko do
pag6rka,s przypomlnaj7cego
czarca q wyspe, ma kt6rej po-
kutowal monsieur Dreifuss.
Tam Gle posle. ablyS czyni]
pokute, biiac sic " p'ersi
p]ac;z,!ll.'w,,i!e: z;ailujac e twoje
szkaradne gazeciarskie :grze-
chy. To bedz'e najlepszy
spos6b zjednania sobie wsp6f
uczucia czytajacej twoje pis-
MA mena1eryi,
Michalek n.by usluchal.
Zone wyslal do domu, aby
W Milwaukee nasladowa}a
role slawnej Dreifussowei.
Sam zas udal sic W okolice
owego pag6rka, zwanego
Dells point Devils point
zaczal swawolnie hulat i BIZ
surname. By mu ME bylo
teskno, sprowadzil sobie ma
swoje wygnanowo slawna owa
piekna Dorotke, j oboje
(pohasawszy soble do sytosci
po e6rach, }akach ! gajach
wyjechali na round t r j p
excursion do Fox Lake,
Sawaucka Lake, j innych
p;eknych okolic, Z kt6rych
Wisconsin s}ynie!
! A ty, wierna, poczciwa
Jadwigo staraj sic, abys role
|Dreifussowej nalezycie i :
|przejeciern odegra}a, a slawa
cierpieh twego niew;nnege
lkozla / ciiebie opromieni!
Wyzas. opuszczone $ seroty,
wielb'ciele Micha]kowych
artykul6w, kt6remi sic tera7
!rozkoszowat ME mazecie, !
wy litoSciwe istoty, ktore sic
rozczulacie mad smutna dola
wasnego idealu raregii,
kwiczo}y,. trznadle, bekasy,
gamonie, gawrony j reszta
tkliwej skrzydlatej menazeryi
smetne pienia rozncseie Pc
i g6rach, lakach j ga..ach:
Nr6t nam. wr6t nam me.
.ezeenIku
/ Cny M'ehaIku z kukufyku =
zAplsY ! WAC q Y W1A 5. RUsA y, I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10
] Z Zhicago. !|1! [

~ 1ssSlnALN1CISos :
DzIeki= wsze eehSwiatowoSc'
y yy'eEhWstahc6w 81 mnota
sic do tutejszych polskich
paraiach grupy zwiaku 'rland-
skiego, ester6w jak grzyby
20 deszc1u. Nale1a do Mich
metczyzd niew'asty, v
jednel polskiej par;af'i Jest
oavet =, 'htieh grup (dror6r) !
a 80 proeent dzieci ,uczeszcza
do ianonarodowych szk6f.
Hurtov de to przenaradawia-
ME, niestety, dzieje sic przy
pomocysI Iks;ezy polskich, v
irnis rsl|g'i!
ObeenIiie |: j buduja W Chicago
c,tery =. n.pwe polskie koscioly /:
Sw Jadwigi, sw. 6zefata,
Matki~ Boskie) Anielskiej J
,tden na South Chicago.
Nowo. utworzona przez
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wytsza
polska szkola przeniesiona
Do zakladu. e 9 Sierot I'ray D'vi
sion u1iey, W parafii sw.
Stanislawa.. Sieroty zas prze-
transportowano do Domu
starcow W Avondale, pobu-
dowanego W przeszlym roku'
Kodak nasz pan Marson
bardzo sic interesujs, aby W
bloku naprzeciw koscio}a sw'
Kantego byly pobudowane
domy W stylu pana Nowaka'
Pahstwo Krupkowie, .przy
Augusta ul;cy, obchodzili
srebrne wese1e. Ksieza cd
Sw. Tr6jcy i goscie zabawill
sic al do rama.
Teodor A Morgerstep
musial wydat wystawiony mu
przez Stan illinois dyplom.
upowaznla]4cy go 40 Wykony'
wanna praktyki adwokack'el
W Stanie Illinois. Dowiedzio-
no nu, )ak wiadomo, ze
wyskroba} on ma dyplomle
adwokackim, wystawionym
przez Stan Ohio, nazwlsko
prawowitego wlasciciela, W.
I. Kondalke. a napisal ma tc
mie1sce swoje w}asne nazwi-
sko.. Ten sfalszowany dyPlom
przedluzyl Morgenstrn, mai
w, zszenu sadowi Stanu Hi
no;s, poc1em odebrai pozwo@
Elenie do wykonywania "
Stanie praktyki adHokackie]:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10
y Niw Polskich
" MERYCE

NOW A pOWIE5C, w
dzis;e Sym numer@e rozpo.-
czyn1 my drukowat, ma stro~
.nicy 2giej, nova piekna
.poWiest slud Iowa, ped tytulem
/. II rlanda Ntechaj prz'etde-
uszystkiem nasze cnotliWe
pobozne rodaczki . uwaga d
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10


KRAWlI'I:ElIC 4 \ pan Jan Czyrz-
niiewski y Detroit, Mich. ma
ledne najWie ekszychl .pracow, 4
nii krAwie eckich " tenn nliescie.
712 Russell Str MaszynY
krawie ieckie pedzone So para.
Par C,zyrzniew iewski TO inte:c
ss q s5, ..t. !, ! q 5 s
.Igen entny, pred e, '1!s sic 8 sebiourc:zy q g. g
Ebywatel, dobry polski
Epatryo yota, eoWni sWej.
zatr'udnla ao lndlzii y |i
-Et-s ;s.-.s. s.ss.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10
|cz}taja q wiele znaj;da. v tenn.
.czytaniu rozkoszy.

i - 81 . 7TsS ~. Z: q 80 3 81 "A. 81 -
czytaniu rozkoszy.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Wy
dawca teis1ego TYGoDNIKA
PoLsK1EGoyuzyskal " Chicago
Cd generalnego superinten-,.
denta policyi chicagoskiej
pana J6zefa Ripley odp;s
warrantu. .jaki swo Diego czasu
pan WIadysIaw Dyniie'viie'z i'
wyJal ma Wince entego Slaw-
skiego "a obrabowan1e 60 v
sp6lce 2 Sawickim alias Ian
.gowskim. Original owego
warrantu zas nosi ze soba
detektyw Hennig W Chicago,
ze staeyi policyjnej F., r6g
North ave-. Wright ul., j
skoro tylko dzisieiszego sgen
ia KuRYERA PoLsKlEGo do.
stanie " swe rece, zapakuje.
go do ala.
Slawski stawi} sic tu ma
termin, a dowiedziawszy sic,
IL pan Pardo ma przeciw
mem dowody, IL jako niebez-
pieezny zlod,iej byl " Chicago
aresztowany aresztu
uciekl, usi}owal sic = nim
pogodzit, lecz p. Pardo Q
tenn ME chce sluchac. Me
ma jjuz watpliw ze prcces
re zlodziejem. skohczyl sic dla
[Pana faroo Pomys'n'e'
MAN = W. WIS.
Nowy Polsk kosclol : amy NY
n|n. Pos"lecenle prawdoPo-
dool'e ouDFuz'e sig I'D t'11ys1.
~ m'es'ac.
~, pa ] ( {. ~ =: M'ch az =
" fra"uz'a1z. eo1az W'Ssel -. s's
cyW1l'zu)e. 11aWMe oula1a'
Sic sWOlm przeclWnakom
.rzeznicka siekiefa, a teraz Jul
tylko kijem. Towarzystwo
Bia}ego Orla bedzie m'alo W
dniu IS Sierpnia b. r. zabawe
z tahcami. " hall pana Lepka.
ma rogu ulicy Frazer j 80 cle1.
- SET.
KROPlDLARE'STlWO>,:. Rs ~ >,'.. chi
cagoskie W glebo,kiej pogra~
tone zalobie. Umarf jeden 2
ich wyzszych oficefow' an
Mama. Nieboszczyk Po-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-10

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