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Hale's Corner,
Ninth and K.

from the river 81. 56d165 per 100 lbs.
! ONIONS-40G75c per Genital for old and
25G45c per sack for new.
VEGETABLES-Aspa 40qS1 per
box for common, sl.25G15O for good to
choice; fancy do, 81. 1872 per box; Green
Peas I@ aSd Per n G Far od eqSe peT 80
s1.25@2 per box; String Beans, 4Q6c per
10; Egg Plant, 1O@121ac per ID; Green Pep
pers, 8Q15c per ID; Dry do, loal214c per % 70;
75c per dozen; Artichokes,. per sack, 25Q
soc; Summer Squash, per box, 81. 25@1. 70.
FRESH -Apples-Fancy, $3q
$50 per box and common TO choice, S1Q
Apricots-No quotation.
Berries-Strawberries s3.50d5 per chest
for small and 81. 50G350 for large; Black
berries, s225 per crate; Gooseberries, goa
25c per drawer; Raspberries, 15c per bas-
ket for Newcastle and s1.504175 per
Cherries-4Oc@H per box, according to
:, CITRUS !i5 F I IS Oranges, :. Nayelss,
S. 5O03 for choice, and So. 25Q3.50 for fancy;
Seedlings, $1.25Q2.25 box; Mediterranean
Sweets, $1:50a2.25 per box; Mexican Lines,
common to good, s1.50@2 for choice and
s.. 25@2.5o for fancy; Grape Fruit, s2Q2.5O
TRoPiiCAL FRUIT-Bananas. s1.5O@2 so
per bunch; Pineapples, 1904 per dozen /;
Smyrna Figs, @ per 1b;. Persian Dates.
61201c per 10.
DRIED FRUITS-Apricots, 121aQ14c for
Royal and 141sM151Ac for Moorpark.
Prunes-40-5Os. 7AM7a4c; 5O-60s, 5d5Ac: 60
70s. 4G41ac: 7O-S0s, 314G3%c; S0-9Os. 1884 :
9O-1o0s 21a@3c 100-110s, 2@34c; Black Figs.
in sacks, d; Peaches, SQ9c for good to
choice, 1OQ101ac for fancy, and 121acG141ac
for peeled; Plums, 41a@6c for pitted, Ia
11ac for unpitted; Apples, S12GSs4c for
good to choice evaporated, 9Q91ac for
fancy do, and E1a@71ac for sun-dred.
RAISINS--New crop, f. o. b. Fresno:
Boxes, 20 lbs net, 6-crown Imperial clus-
tiers, $3.50 per box: 5-crown Dehesa clus
tiers. So; 4-crown Fancy clusters. $3.50: g.
crown London layers. $l30: 2-crown do,
5szc Seedless Muscatels, 5-fo boxes, sac;
tanas, unbleached, 412c.
per ID; seconds, 151aGlec per ID. Dairy
Fancy, 146141bc; other grades, 1215Q131ac
ner tb Packed Butter, nominal
CHEESE-New, 91ad10c; old, c., Cal
ifornia Cream Cheddar, -@-c; Young
America 11012c; Eastern, 141a@15c; West
ern, &C.
EGGS-California Store Eggs, 15616c per
dozen; ranch, 17G1Sc per dozen; Eastern,
1ef161hc per dozen, nominal.
POULTRY-Liye Turkeys, 14M15c per 10
for Hens and 136D14c for Gobblers; Dress
ed do, nominal; BOOSTERS, S4@5.50 for old
and $7GlS.50 for young; Brothers, $3M4 for
small and S450@5.50 for large; Fryers, Sc
az; Hens, $415.50; Ducks, $4.50Q7; Geese,
$1.25d2.25 per pair; Pigeons, $1.5oQ2.25 per
dozen.
ner dozen.
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Five furlongs, Sue Johnson won, Net
tie Regent second, Tucillo third. Time
1:O5A.
One mile, Blenheim won, Great Pride
second, Hand D. third. Time-1:47A.
Six furlongs, Ella Tendance won, Dol
lie Weithoff second, Scrivener third.
Time-1:16. o.
One mile, Williamson won, Dashaway
second, Lillis third Time-1:45
Seven furlongs, Ramiro II. won, Can
Galop second, Dr. Withrow third. Time
|-1:311a 49,
AT LAKESIDE.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE local turf
season was inaugurated here to-day
with fifteen days meeting at Lake
side. Weather clear and track good.
Five furlongs. Draw Lad won, Hop
scotch second, McAlbert third. Time
1:03.
Half mile, Cheesestraw won, Florence
Anita second, True Fit third Time
O:5O14.
Mile and a sixteenth, Tenby won,
Myth second, Old Saugus third. Time
1:49.
Four and half furlongs, John Grigs-
by won, First Past second, Pant Lace
third. Time-0:55A.
one mile, Alfresco won, Hobart Sec
ond. Kenmore Queen third Time
1:431h.
Six furlongs, J. J. T. won, Rivaldare
second, Protect third. Time-1:1Oh
AT OAKLAND.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 11.-Results
at Oakland. Weather fine and track
fast:
Five furlongs. two year olds, st. Cast
mir -tMacklin). 2 to 1, won; Hindoo
Princess (Bassinger), 20 to 1, second;
Gllssando (Jenkins), 5 to 1, third. Time
-l:oo2. Tom Sharkey, Julietto, Tan
ODE, Raccetto, Palapa, Jolly Briton
Miss Sophie, Tizoni and San Tomas also
ran.
Six furlongs selling, Sly Ruiz), 9 to
.. Won; Afaria (Bassenger), IS to 5,
second; Horatio (Glover), 10 to 1, third.
Time-1:15. Heigh Ho, Tony Licalzi,
Sir Urian. Oahu and Outright alsc ran.
Mile and a quarter selling, Ulm. q.
Ward, 3 to 5. won; Tempo Dingley),
10 to 1, second; Castake (Jenkins) 2
to l, third. Time-2:1O. Personne,
Twinkle Twink, Roadrunner, Alvin E.
and Eureka also ran.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling Adolph
Spreckels Genkins). 1 to 2, won: Malay
WarO, 6 to 1. second Rey del TERRA
(Macklin). 5 to 1, third Time-1 AS
Los Medanos also ran.
Six furlongs, selling, maidens, Mel
karth (Ruiz). 8 to 1, won; Santa Lucia
(See), 80 to 1, second; Henry c. (Hahn),
20 to 1, third. Time-1: 1872 Mercedes,
Flacons Catastrophe. Fem Fem, Nun
conan, Rio Glenn and Paul Kruger also
ran.
One mile. San Venado (Jenkins), / to
z, won; Ringmaster Ruik), 30 to 1, sec
ond; Storm King CNarvaez) to /,
third. Time-1:43A Inverary IL. Glib
betti Flibbet and imp. Mistral also ran.
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Strike of Miners Ordered.

P1TTSBURG (Kan.), May 11-Presi-
dent Wright of District No. II, U. M.
W. A. has received instructions from
President Mitchell of the national or
ganiZatlon to issue a notice to the
miners of the Western Coal and Mining
Company, Kansas and Texas, the Cen
trail Coal and Coke Company, and the
Southwestern Improvement Company to
suspend work Saturday, and to-day he
began mailing circulars to that effect to
the unions under him 1t is feared that
the strike may become general all over
the district in which case $4,000 men
will be involved.
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The Mo1lineux Case.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE papers in
the case of Roland B. Molineux, ac-
cused of sending poison to Harry Cor
nish through the mails, were to-day
sent to the Indictment bureau of the
District Attorneys office. In the course
of events they will go before the Grand
Jury again, probably reaching that
body by Tuesday or Wednesday of next
week. The Grand Jury, because of the
Molineux case. has been behind with
other business, and is now taking up
prison cases. AS the Molineux case is
a prison case, it will wait it's regular
turn.
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The Hancock Breaks the Record.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE trip of
the Hancock across the Pacific was a
record breaker. Up to t1fis time the
record was twentyeig days. The
Sherman made the eastward trip and
the Seneca and Scandal the western trip
in that period of time. The time of the
Hancock was twenty-five days, and the
vessel covered the entire distance across
the Pacific without a stop, being the
first one of the transports to accomplish
that feat. The success of the Hancock
has decided the department to do away
with the usual stop at Honolulu here
after, in the case of all transports hav-
ing coal capacity sufficient to make the
1900 mile trip from San Francisco to
Manila.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San francisco May

San FTanC1ScO, May IItH.
Morning Session--B & B, 5sc: Caledonia,
n. 25c: Ophir, s1.20@1.15: Potosi, 2Sa21c;
Savage, Csc: Sierra Nevada, 9Sc; st.
Louis, &c; Union. 43c Y Jacket, 39c.
Afternoon Session-Ophir. s1.20; Next
can. SOC; B &c B, SOC; Chollar BE; Potosi,
pic: H & N, 25c; Y Jacket, 41c; Belcher,
SIC: Union, 44c: Sierra Nevada, s5qs4c;
Caledonia, 3S0D37c; Standard, $3.50.
Closing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c; Andes,
&c: Beicher 35c; B & b, 55c; Bullion, &c;
Caledonia, SIC; Challenge SIC; Chollar
neriai. lie: Con New York, &c; Point,
17c. q & G, 34c: H & N, 25c; Julia. &c;
Justice. 22c Kentuck, &c; Lady Washing
ton 1c; Mexican sic; Occidental, S4c;
sOphir. 81 20. Overman, 13c; Potosi 27c,
Savage. 23c: Seq Belcher 2c; Sierra Ne
vada, 94c; Standard, $2.S5; Union, 44c;
Utah, Ice; Jacket, Ale.
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car
casses from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-First quality, SQSAc; other
grades, 707iac per 10. =.
VEAL-7@Sc for large and S1kQ91ac per
ID for small.
7c per ID.
LAMB~Quotable at 7asc per ID for
Spring.
dunn, sac for small, 5Q51ac for large;
dressed 7@S1ac per H.. -
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Sudden Death Of a London Banker

LONDON, May 11.-Henry Louis
Raphael, the banker and race horse
owner, died suddenly to-day at New
market Mr.. RaphaePs firm was the
leading one in the arbitrage business
dealing between London and New York.
He was a generous philanthropist, and
recently gave 100000 to Guys Hos
pital.
Mr. Inskip, the Secretary of the Boot
and Shoe Operatives Union, who re-
Gently visited the United States, is
dead.
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Metaphorically Speaking.

The ancient Egyptian beat his breast
and loudly lamented his poverty; for
he had a call to write poetry.
"a person can't be literary these
days" the unhappy man exclaimed.
unless he has the rocks
While he had direct reference doubt
less, to the custom then prevailing OF
writing on tablets of stone, we are,
nevertheless, permitted to conjecture
that here was the beginning Of the
metaphoric conception that rocks and
money are one.-Detroit Journal.
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A Californian Becomes Insane.

OMAHA, May IA. Rowle. a pas
senger from California ON the eastbound
Union Pacific overland train, suddenly
jumped through the coach window near
Chappelle. Neb The last seen of him
he was running across the prairie. Fl S
family remained at Chappelle to search
for him. 1t is supposed that he became
suddenly insane.
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from them what they have grown to
regard as duty.
The modified resolutions has been sub
mitted to General Lee, and he is I'M
derstood to have accepted it.
The sub committee will report to the
full committee tomorrow morning, and
the matter will then be laid before the
committee
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Fatal Fire in Missouri.

BALTIMORE (Mo), May 11.-Three
men who were playing cards in a
freight car set it on fire early this
morning, and one of them, Lawrence
Keepler of this city, was burned to
death. William Alders was badly
burned. He was a fugitive from the
House of Correction The flames
spread to the cotton warehouse from
Mount Vernon coal and dock mills. and
caused $50, 0O0<damages
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Closing Grain Quotations.

Chicago, May 18th.
WHEAT-May,, CSC; July, zoe; Septem-
New York, May 18th.
WHEAT-May, 76a4c; July, 75c; Septem-
San Francisco, May 18th.
WHEAT-May, $1.0612; December, $1.i3352.
BARLEY-December, ole; New, S714c.
CORN-Large Yellow, S1.1212Q11712.
BRAN-$15016.
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Double Tragedy at Auburn. N. y

AUBURN On. y, May 1.-THE
bodies of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tinknau
We're found in their rooms here to-day.
The man was dead without a mark upon
him. The woman was unconscious,
with the. side of her head battered in
and the brain protruding. She was
taken to the hospital, but cannot live
1t is supposed her husband tried to kill
her with hammer, and then commit
ted suicide by poison
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COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT DULL AND HEAVY AND
LOWER ALL AROUND.
Barley Dull, Both on and OF Call
Oats Are Quiet and
Unchanged.
San Francisco Nav III

San Francisco, May 18th.
To-day's receipts of flour were IL ,126
quarter sacks. The low prices continue
to stimulate the export demand. Receipts
of wheat were 4.721 centals Wheat on
call was lower. The spot market was dull
and heavy and prices were reduced 1Ac
per Genital all around, which is the first
change in quite time. Barley was dull
both on and off call. Receipts were All
centals. Oats were quiet and unchanged
None were received to-day. Corn was
quiet. There were no receipts.
No change for the better in hay. Bran
and middlings unchanged.
Oranges move off well. Lemons I'M
changed.
Butter prices easy. Cheese prices have
further. declined. Eggs steady and I'M
changed.
Closing Quotations.
FLOUR--Net cash prices for Family Elk
So. 4Oq3.55; Oregon and Washington $50
W WSHEAT-shipping s1.o5 per Genital fol-
No. and s1.O6A for choice; Milling, $10saa
Q111A per Genital.
BAKLEY-Feed, s1.O2l4@1.o5 per ctl;
Brewing, nominal
good to choice s1.40a1 Az; fancy ~ feed ED,
s surpri sla si.5Sdf.s5 s' si'4'9l-'O
G6RNSv Win saek isld 4 YelIow 3zs
S1.15; Small Yellow, California, $i25@1. 45
per ctl nominal.
RYE-971ac@$1. 0212.
KWHEAT-Nominal.
BRAN-$15@16 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$17@19 per ton.
ROLLED BARLEY-$2I@22 per ton.
OATMEAL 50d4.75 per 100 Tbs.
DAT GROATS-S4.I5 per 100 TBS.
ROLLED OATS-$6. 55Q695 per bbI for
wood and ss.s5q675 for sacks.
HAY-EX-car or cargo: Wheat $50
1850 per ton; Wheat and Oat SS0l1: Dat
$7.50@10; Island Barley, $6Q7; Upland Bar
ley, $S@S:5O; Alfalfa, s45OQ6; Stock. nomi-
nal.
STRAW-Per bale, 25G56c
HOPS-Crop of 1898 Is nominal at 15c per
h for choice, 12@isc Tor prime, 1l01115c
for medium, and lower grades loo per fb
BEANS Round lots Bayos, sl.55a1. IS
Large Butter. nominal; Pink, $1S0d1 %;
Red. s325q3.35; Lima, 81; Pea, $2.25@I2 50;
Small White, S2421c; Large White. 81. 50Gi
1.60; Blackeye, $4Q4.1o; Red Kidney, s.. 25
@25O
POTATOES-Sac Rose, nom
inal per ctl; River Burbanks. 81 40a1. 50
per ell; Oregon do, s1.10G135 per ctl for
Seed and s1.5O0b1.75 for large; Oregon Gar
net Chile. sl.45G1. 50; Humboldt Burbanks
ctl; MERGED Sweet Potatoes, nominal;
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NEW YORK, May 1L-California dried
fruits steady Evaporated Apples Com
mon, 7@71gc; prime wire tray, Ss4@9c;
Sl4@91ac. .Apricots, Royal, 13G14c; Moor
park, 14I1Sc. Peaches-Unpeeled, 9laQ
l1hc; peeled, 25Q2Sc.
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California Fruit Sales,

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE following
pany for California cherries sold at auc-
ton to-day: Royal Ann S4@4.25, average
s410; Centennial, average Sc. 1219; Pontiac,
average $3.121s.
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Won by Miller of Chicago.

PARIS, May Hin the 100-hour cy-
Gle contest at Roubaix, Charles w. Mil
Ter of Chicago won the first prize. He
covered 2,25S kilometers.
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small needs

Soap Shakers, sc. Cake Tins, &c.
Meat Choppers, Stove Lifters. 4c.
&c. Ice Picks. Zoe.
Tea Pot Stands, IEgg Beaters, &c.
Toe. Lemon Squeezers,
Tea Strainers, &c. Zoe.
Insect Killers, Scales, Zoe.
zoe. Pot Mops, &c.
Lamp Burners, Asbestos Plates,
&C. &c.
Electric Light Granite
Globes, zoe. ware for the
Soap Dust, &c. kitchen; every
Nutmeg Graters, u t n. S / for
Zoe. which there is
Match Safes, &c. use.
Tunnels, &c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

~WAGRoWIEC W %1oziorze
durowsklm utona} 8 letni syr
wIowy Ber!1x. Chcial ia c enklm
lodzle schwyc::c Todna kurke !
zarwaf sic La MIN. Matka'
przybieg'szy zaraz, gdY ja zaNo1a-
no, w~skoczy}a W iezloro "a synem,
by 60 s%ratowac, ale sama tonefa
rybacY Dykowskl Maa}kowsk',
m%ieszkajacy W poblizu tylko ia
zdotali uratowoG : ehfoplec uton4}.
~ Ma drodze z Rgielska
(przezwlsko seehausen) znalezioDo
gospodarza Garczyhsklego 2 Rudni-
ca Iezacego bez duszy Leza} ne
twarzY. Choroaai ma kurczr,
e .ilepsyaa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
SZLASK.

KEODhICA, ma Szlazku prui-
Kim. ObywAtel Jan Kfosek stawa1
" 50 LIE kozlelskim ma sg'adkf.
Pon,ewaz taiadek osSiadczY}, re.
20 niemlecku ME potraflt a sedzia
z MIN mdwi} pc niemiecku, zab1a}
sic swiadek j poszeN do. domu.
Zanlm jeszcze do dumu powr6cf}
1astaf mandat karny ma 10 mrk,
albo 2 dni wiezienia, q nadto
zosta{ pozwany ma drugl dzleh M
termin. Drug, raz przesiuch,wanc
juz Sxiadka " po'skim iszylu.
Dsa dni areszru muslai iedlnncak
0 lsiedz,ec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
q Poznahskiego.
~ rod DOLSKA W ~nledziele

y TOD DoLsKA " n1edziele
sdnla 20 styczn,a sian1s}aw
zaremba wozi1 %weselcik6w 2
aNowylca do Dolska. Ma weselu
cork ,cha1a P,etrowpklego dosJd
napA sic w6dk', ale gdy weselni-
k6n zabraklo, zab1al sic Zaremba ]
xssiadiszy ma koh pojecbaf do z
Hpobliiskiego Mas'owa pc now
saras: Msjqc juz v czubie, pedz'3,
q kon ~YskocsY y TEN koh sc
lpo,knal zaremba spadf alama'
soble rske noggee. K'n po,Wr6cll
Sbe. ,zlzca, wtedy WeselnicY
saebrall siza, BY 2. possuka s zn'le
8Gss&5S1S85SsH hrsa3a9#aasR SESS&sAsSs ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
Sinnzanapo nj aadrOdze

q. ggo,seecezaacs'eeggfo 1 na ssee1s'ea'E
zaniiesiionlo do domu. Poslano poteens
3po lekarza do 2 olskupl, . ter
I.ivllzae. q z 2sss nip hsdxle mia} Y
doha n'aall,eszznnlesjj opieki spsqlleciF
odWleSt s. as Iss tarl 4 Brao1
Miaoslerdzla Y MarlyyaFinnlle pod
P,askami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
MIkOskAW. Pan Kosclelsk1


MIkOskAW. Pan KoScleellskka1
naby1 Cd zyda Kaphaa,na Nsasnekc
= 80, 600 y. ] za pusill,tIa g s /
polsklmi fsbrykantaml eYggaar1fz
Wrocsawla wielk9 fabryke cygar,
kt6ra da chleb niejednemnlrobotn1:
kovi polskiemu: Pan KoScie1ski
Take zamlerza zafozyd p1erWszgs
fabrYse zapa}ek v Mi1oS}swiu.
szczeS6 Boze pr1eds,Yb;or,copm
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
KslADZ RESZKE z Kartu7

"a wypow,edzenle ma kazaniu
nastepujacegs nstepu, ne ludzle,
kt6rzy stuta ziemskim moca1zom
zyJkle ME chca siuzy6 Bogu",
zssta} "a obraze majestatu skazany
przez sad kryminalny " Gdahsku
ma 200 NIX. karY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
CAW4

P. Ignacy Padere Wsk:, sfawny7
planista j konpozytor, " drug1ei
po}owie atyczn,a +. T. dal W War;
szawie try konoerta : vielkiem
powodzeniem, Z kt6rYch ca}y
ioch51 (o{olo 13, 800 rs.) przezna-,
ezy} ia rd5zre cele naukowe j
dobrocsynne " Warszawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
~GHELMINSKA

. ~CHEhMlNSKA DYECEZYA.
sDpia. 81 stycznia otrzymal ks. Or.
Era nc1szek Michsl,kl, professor
rrzy sleminarynm d%uchowuem "
Prlplihie, kanoniczna instytucYa
ma probostwo PREY Kr6lewskitj
KapllcY " Gdsnsku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
SIN budowniczt

GOPENNO. ojn Duuo" hlczt
60 Tarnogrodzklego. zarwa} $ g ma
iodzie i touaf. Spostrhegf to 9letnl1
4. M - .ssGEEa & " u. st. / .s=
.sYoek obsrzystY Z. idfzyboNsshklreggo.
prey skoczys Do kolegi q q l e I
tax zrQcznle pochvycii t%onaee2go "a.
recc, ~ sam sig NE .wsunaf We
wods, a zlofa} poSstrzymac go Cd
utoniecia. Przytem wo1at g}xsno 9
pomoc, ale zanjm ludz'e nadbiegli
w~yciagna} kolcge VA l5d. Ten
wlecei uznaG naltzy odwage
i puswiecen,e sic tego ch}oFca, re
wolf W tenn miejs,u mia}a $
metr6w q, bokcsc'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
KAllsZ. W parku kal,skim'

KAllSZ. W parku kal,skim
(: okoIicy Kal'sza poj'wiFa sig
olbrzyn ia liczba dzih1 b klolik6v,
izzrrs ,i, a; SIX ldy " olach i
og'rodacb, gdYz zjadsja korzenie
drew i krzewow a " poiach niesz+
GA zasiewy. Kr5liki W okolice,
Kal,sa sprowadzlt jakls robotnik:
z Prus. Chowa{ je W domu, lecz..
one rozmnozywszY sic, zajeefy /:
o,emal poi powiatu. q oS''lh Y.
deAsta}y sic nawet do yiekneggo::
panku l%saliskiego gdzie psui2@ wa}7.
apacerowe, chroniace park o.
zalew6w wiosennych Prosny. z lego.
powodu ,,Gaz. Ka>." o~strzega, 10
" r. 1887 n,eznaczne M poz6,
kretowiska. sprawi}y. il Prosua
przerwat. fanny. ze kr6l'ki moggs
.ta6 tle playa, do 'odai tego
Australia, sdzlesog}aszano nagrody
ma obmYSlenie sposobu tepienia
tvch zwierzatek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

Z. Jeezeli doktorszzyy ME mogli rozpoznac twei choro.
b., lab niemogli ci mic pom6dz, to napisz zaraz 90
,oktor uznaf chorobe "a nieuleczalna, to pieniadze
zwr6cii ME potrzebujesz bye mic stratny. DR.: Ham
S5iest ruczciwym i odpoWiedzialnym, a chorymi opie::
dzielmfi. .Ludziea, kt6rzy napr6zno szu sali rady licz.
sc:ie lat " -szpitalach, jakby W ezarodziieish spo'
my .tego 2 zadna przesada, lecz tylko szczera pras
VIDE: Me przedfuzal swej cho5oby, be. m9ze eis
t.stat nieuleczalna. Pisz zaraz do Doktora Hama.
dnej apfece, ami groserni, ami szynku, ami tez cd
pedier5w. Kto chce bye pewnym, ze dostale c:zysta
l zdrows medycype, to must pc: takowa plssac Pro.
ko S1.M, szeSc .butelek $500. Pifszac pc medycyn!e,
nalezy opisa6 swa chorobe i za7faczyc " l5cie pie
sowy. Medycyne i przepis jak sic leczyc wysy1amy
odwrotna Poczta. Przyslij make pocztows ma Cd
poWiedz. Adres TAXI:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

r#H-.HE-f eeHE LGGeES--.E AaEH' az
BYTOM. Sad karuy skazaf g
letniego archltek,ta e. s%schroedera
.Huty LaurJ ma rok wiez:enla "a.
to zs budu]2e stolar1odvl Kaskowi
Z Kstow1c dom trzvpiztrovNY, TAX
60 licho pobudowal ze dom ten SIC
zawali4 . skutki.m czego rob'otnicee
Malvherczyk ] sturllI$oraz m1llarze
Mucha :, Gle utrac,H !
Jeglickl ! semler clezkie rahyyll
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
ppo1i1esdIis OskarsonY bqdo
Ilekkk,omyslnie, iepodd w trlyprisstHrrso'--
w doommIzHdal fundoamment tYlko lnl''5 20
cantYmneerreoY gsebok''.
.Polska pod Moskaleemlll

n. s..s #
zhoTo " BhoolE. v
Wars,awie zywiol..m l2Hl Zig
kldre v zagar,nianiua 3 cu1d'sej Was
.nokcl ME wldza mic Mroznego,
$zdarzy2a sic gratka nielada. Ma
ulicY Marsza4kowsk,el, wYskoczy}
: lramwaju wsp6.pracowlnnlilk domu
banklersk;iego j. G. Blocha, p.
Fellks Braunschx tax nieo-
stro2nie, u wiezione przezeh "
p,orlfelu %sk6rzanym diva rulony
1lloltas wkwoc1e GOO rubIi wYpad}y
rozsypalv sic ma bruk, r%okrywa-
lac go warstwa monet 10 rublo,
wych. Ma tax }atwY a nlezw, ky j
po1nretny plon rzuc,}A sc gromadka ).
przechodnidv nlebawem 2 Gael
mebacznle kwoty, ME
zosta}o sladu. Najciekaw SEEN lest
to, ze pan Dr., kt6ry MIC Q sweJ
str,cse ME II ~,ee1dzial przygladaf sic
obojetnie niexwyk}emu widowiskr,
stojac opo lal ma cho &C a edy
spostrzegl orak pleniedzy. juz byfo
zepdzno. - O%dzYskano Jedynie
prey pomocy striza II S. tuk piec
rublowych, kt6re wpad7y do 'pustu
kanalowego i tym sposobem
un,knefY oksrab asi6w.
/.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
DO KSlEzY kldrzY Y

BRODNICA. Dia %zarnic, pc
nujaoych miedzy dzlecm!, zosts}y
.amkojete szkoiy W Wap:ersku,
Jelsaiu, Slupach i Boles'nie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02


2 Prus Pol ,ElEliI',
Do KslEzY, l,drzY u;
5lspca 1874 zos,ali v felpllln y
VS. sv,aconymi "a k%a9taanooW ! tego5
roku wsp6lnie ma jednlaee'mln miejjsr'nlI
obchodzl6. zamySlaja %. rocznilcs
kapla6stwa, nalezY tez *. Rob:sr'
G6rek, kt6ry pprz'es'zi k%a aG1np
zmuszony "a graaita szaka6 piracy
" duszpasterstwie, pozostaf tan a
/, v Bawaryi jest proboszclen.
.Prezenfe no probostwo dafa mu5
staswna rodzina Fugerow, U ksztorejj
ziednaf sobie .nelkle z%aufanie. * <
Robert G6rek zjedzie tez ma
wspomnlany vspolnY obchdd. Jak
slyazymY, wlasnie Cd nlego wyszta
my6I o5chodzenia %. roczblcy
& =. ~ =. ar&Ea# - ~ - ~ ~ ~ q -,a 1n0nn
mielsce, udz;atem W wsp6lnem
n~abozenstwie przyJaclelsk2 poga-
danka, jak to W Ba*aryl Jest zwy-
czajem.
a-r
- - % lotn,
,a6,, ns
~ E,,lovs,,
; roav;o to
!, oho,;or
~ :.
,a;oia
~zro;o,.
"a. ,
o@o'0
&@5gSs&& So I 10 ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

" RACOCIE ped Kosclanem
zaswedziiu SIC ma smierci % -lethiEa
s}u&2ca domin'alna Franc'szk,
Karolczak. W piecu ze,ka}a rurs
pfatem, aby cieplo W izbie dluzel
utrzyma6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

Co ]udzie m6wia Q tych dru~
kujacych maszynkach,
S%>anowny panic S. Keltonik!
s. Donosze paDu, il maszypke
otrzyma}en i jestem 2 uiej zadovo-
lopy i aulm myslal. zeby z MA
MONA tax dobrze drukowaG. Pos
sytam panu $500 i prosse mi
p~rzyslat 2 tak,e maszynkl IIa
mo,cfr koleg6w.
2 nszanowarjem Antoni
Wrzbi:kl,
Box SO. Weodb'ne
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-23
q. A. r. Election.

The Gen. A. J. Smith Post No
102, G. A. R., held its annual cleo
tion of officers, at Lobach hall, last
night. The following members
were elected for the ensuing year:
A. P. johnson, Com.
WI. Walk, S. G. V.
DR.. ]. S. Edwards, J.,V. G.
G. W. Brainard, Chaplain.
John Dudley, L. M.
Fl. Bridgeford, Officer of the Day
= Louis Beard, Officer of the G uard