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ELDON

Eldon, Dec. 12.-Mrs. Slomaker has
returned to her home at Kansas City.
Mrs. Enyart and VIVA have returned
from Agency where they were visiting
relatives.
Miss Cora Fisher, of Bonaparte, is
visiting her sister, Miss Mae Fisher.
Burnie Durham returned to Par
sons college yesterday.
Miss Esther Nicholson was in OF
tumwa Saturday.
Mr.. Swanson was in town yesterday.
j. Roberts was in Ottumwa yester-
day.
Lonnie Thompson is very ill with
the whooping cough.
Geo. Dunn, of Bloomfield, is in the
city.
Mrs. Estes went to Keokuk this NOR
ming to visit relatives.
Mrs. Nell Webster returned to her
home at Washington today.
Eldon, Dec. 13.-Miss Bertha Miller,
of County Line, was in town yester-
dav.
Misses Ada and Myrtle Barger, OF
Galesburg, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Barger.
Nj. Mathews, general claim agent
ior tne hock Island railroad, was IN
town yesterday.
Mrs. Garrison and son returned
to their home at Beatrice, Neb., to-
day.
Mesdames I. NJ. Tomlinson and T. U.
Norton were in Ottumwa today attend.
ing the lecture given by Mrs. G. F. 7.
Van yecten, of Cedar Rapids, before the
Ottumwa Woman's club.
Last evening there was dance at
the X. P. hall. An orchestra from
Brookfield, No., furnished the music.
There was very large attendance.
Fireman Walkers baby is very sick
with measles.
Ed Towers returned this morning on
No. II from visit at Muscatine, and
brought with him bride.
The Christian church is holding re-
viyal meetings. They are having good
success.
Peter Donoghue is quite sick.
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BELKNAP.

Belknap, Dec. Id. Ware received
the sad news last Tuesday of the death
of his sister, Mrs. Joseph Harrop, at
her home at Bonaparte, on Monday,
December 10, after protracted i'll
ness.
d. II. Bell and son Walter had sever
al sheep killed and a good many in
jured by dogs, one night last week.
Charley Skinner was called home to
Sherman Chapel last week by the i'll
ness of his father, who is suffering
from heart, brain and stomach trouble,
but he is somewhat better at present
and it is thought will recover.
Rev. Millice announced yesterday
that quarterly meeting services would
be held here January 10 and IA, and
that he expected to begin protracfed
meeting here in the near future. He
was accompanied by his wife, daughter
and son.
y Word has been received from Rev.
NJ. i. Moore that he was hindersd by
illness of his family from keeping his
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LEBANON.

Lebanon, Dec. 14.-Mr. Robertson, OF
Mt. Pleasant, was here last week to
visit his son, Ed. Robertson.
Miss Estelle Brooks, of Washington
state, is here visiting her brother,
Glenn Brooks.
Miss Florence Johnston went to
Bloomfield Saturday to be present at
the wedding of friend.
Elmer Huff, of Wiota, is here visit
ing his cousin, Mrs. Clarence Vanfleet.
Elmer Gown, of Leando, was hero
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Mccullough will
remain at the Mccullough home until
spring.
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BIDwELL,

Bidwell, Dec. 14.-Mrs. Dave Grooms
attended the funeral of Harry Lot
fridge in Ottumwa Sunday.
Roy Garfield and Harve Grooms
came from Ottumwa ON No. 8 Satur-
day.
Isaac Needham has begun the cree
ton of a new barn on his Bidwell
property.
NJ. w. Brooks and wife visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Brooks
Sunday.
Palmer Chisman and wife visited Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Johnston, Sunday.
Mrs. Everett Johnston has been
quite i'll.
Rev. j. W. Lambert, presiding elder
of the Ottumwa district, preached at
Christiansburg, Sunday.
Rev. Coggeshall announced Sunday
that a protracted meeting would be
begun at Christiansburg Tuesday
night.
G. H. Garfield and wife visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Govenius near Munter-
vile. A number of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Goyenius arranged happy
surprise on them in honor of the thir-
tieth anniversary of their wedding, and
also Mrs. Govehius' Birthday.
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WILLARD.

Willard, Dec. 1.-THE ladies' society
met at Sven Nelson's Friday.
Mrs. Hall visited at B. E. Birdsey's
Sunday.
Miss Maggie Llewellyn has left here
and gone to help her mother with her
household duties at Mystic. She has
been clerk at the Willard store and
has made many friends during her
stay who will be sorry to learn of her
departure.
Mrs. Sarah Killes, of Mystic, who
has been visiting her brother, B. Eg
Birdsey returned to Mystic on the noon
train Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Nelson made q
business trip to Ottumwa Saturday.
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was employed to do homework. Miss
Decker had seemed entirely well until
Friday, when she suddenly became in
sane and it became necessary to take
her to the asylum. Her parents reside
in the state of Kentucky.
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BRNTONsPORT.

Bentonsport. Dec. 14.-Mrs. Lillian
Bales departed Monday evening for OF
tumwa. fi
Hon: Josepha Keck, of Utica, was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Cal TWombly is entertaining her
granddaughter, Mrs. B. F. Call and
baby girl of Council Bluffs.
Peter Folker and family, of Lamar,
Mo-, moved to Vernon Saturday, occu-
plying the home of r. N. Dickson,
father of Mrs. Folker.
j. L. Seward and wife have returned
to Bentonsport after a year at Lamont.
They will reside here permanently.
Mrs. Eta Rousey- and son Lee are
visiting relatives near Bonaparte.
Mesdarnes N. G. Brown and Jennie
Gregson were over Sunday guests of
Mrs. Sarah Lippincott, at the Russell
House, KeesauqlIa.
Dan CresFP, of Bonaparte, recently
purchased the Richards timber east of
Bentonsport, and the beautiful bluff ia
being rapidly dismantled to supply the
handle factory at Bonaparte.
Lawrence Walsh, father of G.. A..
Walsh, of .Ottumwa, is quite ill.
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NORTH ENGLISH.

North English, Dec. 13.-Both the
Christian and Methodist churches are
preparing Christmas programs
The carnival given by the North Eng
fish business firms, Friday night, was a
success.
Miss Bessie Hedges, of Marengo,
spent several days last week with her
sister, Mrs. Geo. Swain.
Frank King died at his home Friday,
after a lingering illness. The funeral
was held at the Christian church Sat
urday.
DR.. Athearn was called to Desi Moines
Saturday, on account of the illness of
his grandson.
Rev. Chew began series of meet
lngs Sunday night at Yankee Point.
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ABINGDON.

| Abingdon. Dec AR. T. Knox re-
turned TO his home in Mystic Wednes-
day, after brief visit with his broth
er. w. w. Knox, of this place.
The meeting at the Christian church
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CoRIPETINR.

Competine, Dec. IA dance at G.
Sylvester's was attended by large
number of young people.
II. Diclsins and wife were Ottumwa
visitors last Friday.
Miss Katherine Dicllins was the VIC
tim of a very pleasant surprise last
Wednesday evening, about thirty of
her young friends being invited by
Miss Viola BEEN to spend the evening
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lMUNTERvILLE,

Munteryille, Dec. 14.-Gustav John.
son, who has been visiting relatives
here, returned to Ottumwa yesterday.
John johnson, who has been haul
ing merchandise for =. G. Allen, has
gone to work for the Evans Coal COM
pany, Smoky Hollow.
Mrs. lille Houdyshell left Munter-
vile last Saturday to joint her husband
at Webster.
Ed ANDERSON had shooting match
last Saturday, disposing of number
OF good turkeys.
William Fu1gman has been near OF
tumwa on his other fern, husling corn
for the past week, after having husked
all the corn on the home farm.
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LANCASTER.

Lancaster, Dec. ia. P. Adams, of
Blakesburg, visited friends in Lancas-
ter last week.
George Churchill. of Keswick, was
in our town on business last week.
G. b. Ruggles, who has been visiting
here, will return to his home in ST.
Louis this week.
Miss Hope Chorahm will go to Eddy
vile next Monday to spend few
weeks with her friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fausnell.
Mrs. Liddie Smithart returned with
her husband to their home near Man
hatton this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George Car
son, daughter.
Albert Fallman has rented the farm
belonging to the H. B. Jacobs heirs
for the ensuing year.
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SEYMOUR.

snow fell on Monday night.
SEYMOUR.
Seymour, Dec. 14.-Harry Parker, Of
Princeton, Mo-, spent Sunday with hii
children here.
Carrie Pendergast was Jerome Wis.
itor the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Daisy Black, of Mena, Arkan-
sas, came home Monday to spend the
holidays with her parents south OF
town.
Frank Williams is able to be out
again after an illness of several days.
The meetings at the Baptist church
closed Sunday night.
Worth Wade has accepted position
in the west side meat mark
Thurlow Riley returned 10 Ottum-
wa Sunday after an extended visit here.
Miss Kessie Keller was off duty part
OF last week on account of illness.
Mrs. Ed Thomasson was called to
Centerville the latter part Of last week
on account of the serious illness of her
sister, Mrs. Ware. &
Art w. Downs has moved from the
Lewis property to the Conger house,
vacated by Mr.. Powers, who moved 10
Centerville.
Mr.. Miller, of Spickards, No., was in
the city Sunday, the guest of his cou-
sin, Effie Buck. s
Roy Males, of Browning, Mo-, is WIS.,
iting his uncle, j. C. Calhoun.
Earl Fry came in off the road and
spent Sunday with his wife at this
place.
Mr.. Care, the jeweler, has moved in,
to the Darrah property.
Tom Williams, of Cincinnati, spent
Sunday in town at the home Of his
brother.
At the home OF VIM. Ashcraft oc-
Cured the marriage of Miss Nan Nor
Tison to Charles Healey. both of this
place, Rev. Clemens officiating. The
young couple are we'll and fayorably
known and have a host of friends.
Ossie Osborn died Dec. 10 Of the grip.
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Martinsburg, Dec. 14.-The Misses
Nettie Martin and Florence Graves Wis
tied Miss Maggie Douglass last Satur-
day and Sunday at Packwood.
ii. II. Hawkins attended the teach
ers' meeting at Ollie last Saturday.
Rev. P. E. Foster filled the NJ. u. pull
pit Sunday night. Mr.. Foster will soon
move to Oakville, as he has been called
by the Presbyterian church at thar
place. We are sorry to lose Mr.. Foster
and family.
The men on the Iowa Central have
got as far as this place laying new
steel on the road. The Iowa Central
has got to be first class railroad.
The Rev. w. II. Dillop is holding a
protracted meeting in the ME-. church
AT this place. The Mount Zion people
are going TO have a musical entertain
ment on Christmas eve.
J. I. Howell has been quite ill but is
able to be out again.
Mrs. Alice Manuel and daughters,
Maud and Annie, have gone to Mime
sofa. 23te
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was not well attended yesterday, owing
to the inclement weather. Mr.. Walker
preached his last sermon, but it is hop
ed that he will be kept here for the
coming year.
lisa Braden was caller here yester-
day.
Ray Goodman Pekin was a Sunday
visitor here.
Mae Huddleson, of Missouri is visit
ing her cousin, Ella Knox, of this
place.
Owen Hoskin is reported some bet
ter.
DR.. and Mrs. King visited with Mr..
King's mother, in Batavia, yester-
day.
The Y. P. $. c. f. and Sunday school
will give Christmas entertainment in
the Baptist church, Christmas night.
A social will be given by the La
dies Aid society New Years.
Bertha Hardin sundayed at the
home of the Misses Ella and Mary
Knox.
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FLORIS.

Floris, Dec. 14.-Afiss Nettie Conner
returned from Pulaski Tuesday even
ing.
win Davis returned home Tuesday
evening.
Miss Corda Brooks left Tuesday ev-
enipg for weeks visit at Eldon.
Mrs. Mary Williamson and son
Charles moved here the first of the
week to live with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrison.
Mrs. Ada Hentz left Thursday even
ing for Wayland, called by the illness
of an infant child, it being relative.
Miss Selma Harvard taught school
in the lower room Thursday afternoon
because of the sickness of the teacher.
Curtis Rhymes, from Creston, is here
visiting his mother, and other rela,
tives.
Cecil Lyons is quite, sick.
Wesley Peden is reported no better.
Rev. Baird failed to fill his appoint
ment at the Baptist church Sunday
night on account OF the inclemency oil
the weather.
Bessie Letter. is suffering considera-
bly, with paralysis of the face.
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pAHLONEGA.

Dahlonega, Dec. 14.-Walter Springer
and DOC" Petty, of Packwood, are
taking their annual vacation and re-
newing old acquaintance in and
around Dahlonega.
VIM. Martsching is moving this week
into his new home, which has just been
completed. His son Carl is conyalescent
IRON serious attack of fever.
Roy Lowenberg is spending a few
weeks in Hedrick, helping his brother
in-law, Frank Connolly, in his store
during the holiday week.
The Dahlonega Literary society met
last Thursday evening and gave pro-
gram 70 a crowded house. A mock
trial will be given at the next meet
ing. >
pleasant surprise was given Mrs.
Geo. Long, on last Sunday, by her
neighbors in honor of her firty-sixth
birthday anniversary, at her home near
Dahlonega. The guests brought well
filled baskets. Mrs. Long received sew
eral nice presents. The guests depart
ed in the evening with happy hearts,
wishing Mrs. Long many more such
happy birthdays. Among those present
We're Mr.. and Mrs. George Owens, Mr..
and Mrs. Eli Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Long and family, Mfr. and Mrs. E. M.
Long and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dimmett and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Giltner and family, Lewis Miller,
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Long, Of Coun-
ell Bluffs.
Rev. HASTE filed his appointment
here last Sunday, but owing to the
bad weather there was a very small at
tendance.
Deputy Sheriff George slayens, of
Ottumwa, was transacting business
matters in this neighborhood one day
last week.
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COLLECT.

Collect, Dec. 14.-Rev. Brown re-
turned to his home at South English
Monday, after holding weeks meeting
at the. Dunkard church.
Chester Preyne left for Des Moines,
Saturday. where he will attend col
lege.
Dan Leppo shipped two car loads OF
hogs from here Wednesday,.
There will be meeting at Hebern,
Saturday and Sunday nights.
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FOSTER.

Foster, Dec. 13.-The mines are run,
ming full time, between ninety and one
hundred tons being taken out day.
Robert Hughes wasin town last Fri
day, looking after business.
John G. Wilson was on the sick list
several days last week.
A number of young people enjoyed
themselves at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Hoskinson Saturday evening.
Trade here in all branches, of bust
ness is reported good, and the farmers
report pastures in good condition with
scarcely no feeding to be done.
Rev. w. r. Woodruff filed the Bap-
list pulpit on Sunday night. Mr.. Wood
ruff is now nearly so years of age, but
is still hale and hearty.
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which passed too quickly in playing
games and listening to beautiful mn-
sic.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. White visited rel
atives in Burlington last week.
Saturday, Sunday and Monday were
very rainy days here but On Monday
afternoon it got colder and quite q
snow fell on Monday night.
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There Is prospect for a new cream
cry for Castana.
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HAYEsVILLE.

Hayesville, Dec. 14.-Mrs. B. f. Hub
bird, of Chicago, is visiting her sisters
in-law, Mrs. L. e. Wilson and Mrs Joel
Richardson.
Anderson Duree spent last Sunday at
home.
]. w. Bump, of Delta, was usiness
caller in Hayesville Tuesday morn
ing.
Lester Street and Lon Flanagan
left Monday morning. for Arkansas.
Gus misunderstanding will leave this
week for Clay county, where he has a
contract for work.
Ed utterback shipped four car loads
of hogs to Ottumwa last Thursday and
one on Friday.
The Christian Endeavor society at
this place has received nine rev MEM
bers in the last, two weeks. The socie-
ty is having u good, steady growth.
with good meetings and large attend-
,ance each evening.
Mrs. Martha Winget will leave this
week for Kansas, where she will spend
the winter with her son, Shelly.
L, c. Williams was business caller
in Ottumwa last Friday.
Miss Lille Porter, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Will AIowery,
at What Cheer, returned Sunday even
ing.
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NIOULT0N.

Moulton, Dec. 1s.-The Wabash, a
few days ago, after failing to make
a success of their deep we'll project,
proposed to our citizens that the city
donate to them certain plot OF
ground, some ten acres, on which to
make a large reservoir and to use their
freight division buildings, round house,
etc. A committee was at once appoin-
ted, at a meeting called for the pur-
pose, and within twenty-four hours a
thousand dollars had been raised and
the ground secured. The contractors
are at work already on the reservoir.
This secures to Moiilton another large
addition to her people and insures a
apopulutionisyithin the next two years
of about 5000. ysf
The coal mines of Appanoose coun-
ty are enjoying a splendid trade, not
withstanding the. warm weather. Ia,
Our public school is fast drawing the
attention;of people whoqdesire' good
education for their children and many
are arranging to, take advantage of the
favorable opportunity Offered by NOV
ing to town soon. Several business
houses are booked as among the early
spring enterprises. Bert Dye, Jas.
Howell and Others are beginning the
erection this week of fine residences,
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Drobne Echa.

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BAY CITY, Mich. ~
Sprawl Franc;szka )anowicza
przee;wko Janowi Westfal, 0
pobicie W kosciele, znajduje
sic obecnie pred sadem
przys'eg|ych:
KS. KRAWCZUNAS,
proboszcz parafi polsko-li-
tewskiej ma chicagoskim
Bridgeporcie. kaza} areszto.
wac ponownie OBJ. Olszew-
skiego, wydawce gazety
,,Lieuwa :" l..
Co.,
NOWY kosci6l W Bridges
burgu, Pa. juz poswiecony,
przez ks. >sAreYbiskupa
Ryan. az,
30 !.
MILWAUKEE,. Wydawcy
KuRyERA 81. P . /, grozi
process q oszczerstwc, re
strony ks Grutzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18

49, vs. w =
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s 81.
al ANTON FABIAN,
mlody inteligentny Polak, re
Skurzya pochodzacy. dopiero
Cd kilku tygodni " Ameryce,
.dostai prace ma parostatku
.rzadowym.
PULICYA WlNONSKA
uwiezi}a trzech polskich }obu.
low "a. carbohydrate kar
k%olejowych z mosiadzu. So
to: Micha} Jasnoch, Jan ko-
.nopka i Jak6b Kamra.
KLERYK J6zef Schneider,
syn szewca Wilhelma Schnei~
dra, wySwiecony bedzie W
dnIu Fl Maja W tutejszej ka-
tedrze ma ksiedza. - Drugi
to iuz syn P, J Wilhelma|
'S;cchlheidra, wykierowany ma.
..1ktta:fp3llaanta. i - =.
"a JAN LUDWIG z
Winony pojecha} do Chicago
ma Ziazd Narodowego zwiaz~
.ku Luxemburczyk6w, ma kt66.
~ zaproszony zosta} jake
m6wca. ..s.s<~ =:
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Ks41|af ozenil SIS 4. :wdowa
KSr a5ftna Rogala. Stub odbyl
sic we Wtorek. 16 Maja.
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rex zlozone zostaly do gro~
bu zwloki staruszki Trze-
~biatowskiej, kt6ra W napadzie
obledu rzuci}a sic pod pedza-
cy pociag kolei St Paulskiei
W 4tej wardzie i n~atychmiast
smieft INA 'az}a.
e. SQA
" Y dowja-
dujemy sic. re parma Fran
ciszka Jazdzewska, siostra
wielebnego ks. proboszcza
Jazdze bedzie tam
zdawa}a pub]iezny egzamim z
cry ma fortepianie, We VITO
rex, IS Maja, Egzamim ten
a zarazem koncert odbedzie
sic W hall Konserwatoryum
muzyeznego, 600 Nicollet
ave. Poczatek Q godzinie 8,
minut Is wieczorem. Po-
miedzy innemi odegra parma
Jazdzewski rozmaite kompo-
zycze slawnego polsk;ego
Paderewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18
WEleczona = cfezktej cho.
rOby zOfadka.

Przez d]ugie lata cierpia3am
ma sfabok6 zo}adkowa Zsden po-
karin ME illegal traw,eniu, b6le
zo}adkowe dokucza}y ni ciqgle i
ME mia}am nadziei wyleczeni sic.
Razu pewnego us1ysza4am .. Wlel.
ks. Brooks i lego cudowncj kura-
cyl i napisa}am natvchmiast do
niegc. PrzYsla4 mi %lekarstwo. pc
uzyciu kt6rego wYzdrow la{am "
p;eolu tygodn;ach. Oh .cn,e mani
wyborny apetyt | mose ,pae lepiej.
anlzell kledY xolwiek przedten.
Ktokolwiek wiec lest chory No., ror
wlnien tax zrobl6 jak ia, a bedz 9
zdrowym. Zanim z,siagne}am 1ady
ks. Brooks wydafam pa innycb
doktor6w $l85, a MIC mi ME po-
mogli. Ia zupe}ne zas w%yleozen,t
mhle, zapfa si}am ks. Brooks $i2. 2
tego osadzic mozscie, jak korzyst.
na i zbawienna Jest ola ludz,
:lerpacych kufacya ks. Brooks
Anna Kwasnicka. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18

NsIKfto e,rlia'zllzap}aci q
CORY .xGlaaa4oroezAa pre-
numera t ma Wiaru-
sa", $3.50, dostanie
W prezencie Kalen-
darz Maryahski ma
rok bie4acy 1899.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18

~ y ~
reu matyzmu j chOroby
nerkGWe
Pisze tych pare SLOW. ably CT
donlesc 0 mel wlelklej kuracYi i "a
to Cl podzlekowa6. By}em leczc~
nym przez kllku dobrych lekarzy,
lecz CT uic ME mogli mi pom6dz.
Pewnego razu czYta}em W gazecle,
re Wlel. ks. Brooks leczy -ludzi "
ca1ym kraiu, z rozmaltych chor6h.;
Napisa}em wiec do niego 'wyle-
czyt mnie " trzech tygodn'achi.
Zanlm zacz4fem uzywac lego me-
:dycyny, pie m6gsem< prawiee cho-:
dz,6, mole snogi. j rece bxlY.
sztywDel If ssipduichniete,,5 a v nocy
takie. miazem bolesc,, ze prawie
wcale spac ME ln5gfem. Obecnie
pc uzYciu s}Ynnrei medycYny WieI.
ks. Brooks, lestem zupelnie zdro.
wynn, ME czuje zadn,ch bolescj,
moge ]e6Gj spac doekonale. Kazdy,
ktokoIwlek uzywa Jego medYcYn,;
vie @dobrse,,7 b So najlepezzemi j
najczystszeIni leksrstThml. -
Z MWrdpMski, Buffalo, y. Y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18
Placid .p!odatek.

W}asciciele dom6w i lot6w j
wszelkiego innnego nieru-chome-
go maiqtku W Winionie powinnido l
stycznia 1899 zap}aci6 podatek "a.
rok 1899. Do wszelkich do tego
czasu niezap}aconydh padatt6w
gruntowych bed7ie pc tym =5czlasie
dodana kara W kwocie 10 ct 0so-,
by ME obeznane blizej z oopisemm
swego majatku nieruchonmeggo,
niechaj przyniosa re soba kwit,
jaki i'm dano gdy ostatni raz ptlaci}y
podatki. :,s
z szacunkiem
q. F. or 5 E:
Kasye Up viato v =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-05-18

Nasz podr6zujacy.
agent pan Teofil Der
dotWski bawi obecnie
ma fiarlmach dokola
P%oznania, " Nebra-
sce,z kad pojedzie do
Miinnesoty.
Przedplata VIA
RUsA wynosi ma rok
1899 na3 miesiace
60 ct; ma 6 m1esieiv'
a.0O; na .caly rok.
$3.50.
1900 ma rok ko-
niecznie musza "a
p1aci6 a%bonenci, p}a-
cacy "a W1ARUsA z
dolu, t. j. dopiero po.
uplywie roku abo-
49, 49, 1t /. Il .ifas
l~nent0Wego.
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