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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-14
other folk;
The pocketbOok Is

We're sometimes nigh dead-hroke;
But once year, at Christmas-time,
Our hearth is bright to see;
The baby's hand just touches heaven
When Daddy lights the tree
For weeks and weeks the little ones
Have lotted on this hour;
And mother, she has planned for it
Since summers sun and shower.
With here nickel, there dime,
Put by where none should see,
A loving hoard against the night
When Daddy lights the tree.
The tiny tapers glow like stars;
They mind us of the flame
That rifted once the steel-blue sky
The morn the Christ-child came;
The blessed angels sang to earth
Above that far countree-
We think they sing above our hearth
When Daddy lights the tree.
The west kid in mothers arms
Laughs out and claps her hands,
The rest of US on tiptoe wait;
The grown-up brother stands
Where he can reach the topmost branch,
Our Santa Claus to be,
In that sweet hour of breath1ess joy
When Daddy lights the tree.
Our grandpa says twas just as fine
In days when he was young;
For every Christmas ages through
The happy bells have rung.
And Daddy's head is growing gray,
But yet boy is he,
AS merry as the rest of us
When Daddy lights the tree.
IT'S Love that makes the world go round,
IT'S Love that lightens toll,
IT'S Love that lays up treasure which
Nor moth nor rust can spoil;
And Love is in our humble home,
In largesse full and free,
We all are very close to heaven
When Daddy lights the tree.
Margaret E. Sangster, in Woman's Home
Companion.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-14
10
A Misunde ding.

II notice jerks doesn't speak to you.
Whats the matter?"
" can't help it. i started to talk to him
about Christmas decorations the other day
and he thought referred to the black eyes
he got in broil with mutual friend re-
Gently. Judge.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-14
A Profitable Combination.

<"Talk about luck! That man Denslow has
it in triple-plated chunks
'How do you figure it out?"
"Why, his wife was born on Christmas,
and Christmas is also the anniversary of
their marriage. You see, the rest of the
year is pure velvet for him. Cleveland
Leader.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-14
WISHES HE TOLD THE TRUTH.
Smiths Trouble Began When He Sold His
Christmas Present.

Smiths Trouble Began When He Sold His
Christmas Present.
1T pays to be truthful" said Smith, as he
picked up a cheap cigar after looking long
ingly at the expensive brand he usually
smokes.
"Some time before Christmas CHANGED
to remark to my wife that needed new
0vercoat, but that thought would try
and get through the winter with my old
one, as matters were pretty close with me,
and I couldn't afford it.
christmas day, most to my surprise and
CONSERVATION, my wife presented me with
handsome silklined overcoat that I saw at
glance didn't cost less than $50. However,
l had to grin and bear it and try and figure
out some way to pay forit.
Zone day 1 CHANGED to meet Jones on the
street, and as he was admiring the cvercoat
an inspiration flashed over me.
Zones is about my build, and, as he need
ed an overcoat, asked him what he would
give me for mine. He said 1926, and ac-
cepted the offer SO quick that it made Jones
gasp. ...,.
IT figured it out this way: By accepting
$25 for the coat could manage to raise the
other $25 and thus get out of situation that
was keeping me awake nights.
1 had 10 tell my wire some sort OF a
fairy tale, so I went home that night with
long face and story about sneak thief
having stolen the overcoat out of my office
while 1 CHANGED to be away. I felt like
sneak thief myself when my wife burst into
tears. But burnt the bridges behind me,
so had to carry out my part.
my wife, while down town one day,
CHANGED to run across Jones wearing the
overcoat. She recognized it at once, and,
calling policeman, had Jones arrested.
"There was nothing now for me to do but
to confess the whole thing and get Jones re.
leased from behind the bars. The result was
that. had bad hour with my wife and
two-days' struggle with Jones to talk him
out of suing me for damages.
"But the worst remains to be told. My
wife had bought the overcoat from funds
that her father had sent her.
II never want to see another Christmas
again! 1 never want to see Jones again! I
wouldn't mind if I didn't see my wife again
until it was warm enough for summer cloth
ing!'-Philadelphia Inquirer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-14
The First Celebration of Christmas.

Christmas was first celebrated in the year
SO, but it was 40 years later before it was
officially adopted as Christian festival;
nor was it until about the fifth century
that the day of celebration became perman-
emily fixed on the 25th of December.
up to that time it had been irregularly
observed at various times Of the year-in
December, in April and in May, but most
frequently in January.-Ladies' Home Jour.
nal.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-14
Twas Ever Thus.

Ted-I've been trying to catch Dolly un-
der the mistletoe, but Miss Autumn seems
to be the only one can find there.
Ned-t seems to be an instance Of the
wrong girl in the right place. Judge.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-14

think Of what we might have been had she
been other than she was. We would to God
that we were more nearly what she would
have US be. We say: Would that all chill
Idren might be so blessed!''
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-14

John is such goose; he gave dear nam,
ma half a dozen silver nutpicks and nut
cracker"
Well, isn't that all right?"
Poor mamma, she has dyspepsia, and
hasn't eaten nut for 20 years. Detroit
Free Press.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-14
10
Made Him Wait.

MRS. Hopkins, where is that Christmas
present you said you had bought for me?''
well, Mr.. Hopkins, you talked SO much
about hard times that I put it away until
your birthday. - Chicago Record.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-14
The Festival of Motherhood.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-22
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an election vii
be held on Tuesday, the eth day of June. A
ID. 1899 In the city of Rock Island, Ill, for the
purpose of electing two members of the board
of education of Rock Island scho district
The polling places for said election will be
S follows:
First ward-4O3 Fourth avenue.
Second Ward-K use : shoe shop, lOlf Third
avenue.
Third War; -l3l4 Third Third avenue.
Fourth Ward Dimick's livery stable, Third
avenue between Nineteenth and Twentie. b
streets.
Fifth Ward-Hose house on Twenty sccond
rect.
Sixth Ward-26n6 Fifth avenue.
eventh Wa1o-Old No. school house.
Which election VIII be opered 1T : O'Clock
IN the m rning and co tlnue open until
- clock in the afternoon OF that day
The judges and clerks of election residing
in the precincts in which the above designated
polling places are located viii be the Judges
and clerks for this election.
Rock Island. Ill. June IL 1893.
WILLIAM MCCoNOCHIE- Mayor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-22
REYNOLDs RILLS.

Reynolds. June 21.-J. Nj. Cozad
returned last week from Bolivar,
Tenn, where he spent the past win
! ter.
| George Cook, of Aledo, took the
| train here Monday for Rock Island.
Mrs. Joshua Gaunt, who has been
very ill for the past week, is reported
| no better.
Meigs Wait accompanied two car
loads of cattle of his own feeding to
| Chicago Tuesday.
New telephones are going in at the
meat market. the hotel, DIR. Montgom-
ery's office and various other places.
William ant David Kistler, of Buff
falo Prairie, delivered two carloads of
fat cattle to Bruner IL Vickers Tues
day.
Mrs. Burt Clifford, of lola, Kas,
who was called back by the illness of
her brother, was in the village Mon
day.
Quite n number Of teachers from
this village and community are at
tending the institute in Rock Island
this week.
Il. p. Wait and two children, Cyrus
and Ruth, left Tuesday for Bromiield,
NeD-, 1O1 z snort WISH with Mr. w ait >
brother, $. ID. Wait.
Misses Margaret and Ruth Mont
gOmery and Miss Pearl Wait attended
Knox college commencement exer-
cises in Galesburg last week.
a. NJ. Bruner and two sons, Frank
and Paul. came down from Rock ISL
and Saturday. The boys will spend
the summer in the country.
Mrs. w. G.. Haefele and two chill
dren. Ruth and Fred, and Perry Davis
left Tuesday for Wakeeney, Kas..
where they will visit. Mrs. Haefele's
sister, Mrs George Galloway.
Miss Margaret Quist, who has been
visiting in Iowa. returned home Fri
day evening, accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Madge Little, of Mt. Yer
non, Iowa.
The following teachers have been
employed for the coming year in our
public schools: For principal. +. w.
Akers; assistant. Bert Sperling; pri-
mary, Miss Letitia Cozad.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-22

quartet not only profits by this nat
ural advantage. but is also distinct
lively a college organization. One of
the gentlemen is also a fine imperson-
atOr and master of his art
The MOSAIC floor workers completed
their part of the Harper house i'm
provements this morning. and left
for Chicago at noon. There now but
remains to complete the marble. car
penter and decorating work, which
will all be done within 30 DAYS or
less. The office will be moved to the
first floor in the next day or two.
The trolley party to Black Hawk
inn, to be given by the Young Peoples
society of Broadway church the even
ing of June 80, promises to be the
most novel and enjoyable of the series
of national evenings with which the
society has charmed its friends. The
public generally is cordially invited.
II. n. Stone, publisher of the Rock
Island, Moline and Rock Island
county directory, reports that the
process of compilation is about COM
pleted and that the book will be in the
printers hands by the first of July.
All persons who have moved recently
or are contemplating moving either
their business or place of residence
are requested to send their new adj
dresses to Mr.. Stone at once. The
new directory will be larger and much
more mprehensive than in the past,
and the pains which have been taken
with it insures accuracy and added
value
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-22
Had Kidney Disease 2; Years.

G.. A. Stillman, a merchant of Tam
pico, ILL.,, writes: "Foley's Kidney
Cure is meeting with wonderful sue
cess. II has cured some cases here
that physicians pronounced incura-
BILE. my self am able to testify to
its merits. My face today is a living
picture of health. and Foley's Kidney
Cure has made it such. / had suffer-
ed twenty-seven years with the di-
sease, and today L feel ten years
younger than did ono year ago. i
can obtain some wonderful certificates
of its medical qualities
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-22
PROMPT PAYMENT MADE.
FraternaI Tribunes' Settlement for Death

EraternaI Tribunes' Settlement for Death
of L. A. wangeIin.
Rock Island, June Il. 1S99.-To the
Fraternal Tribunes: We hereby ac-
knowledge receipt of $1,000, being
payment in full of certificate No.
2,277, held by our son, Lucius 4.
Wan@elin, deceased. in your order.
He died June 8, 1899, and your order
is the first to make payment.
+. X. WANGELIN.
ELLEN WANGELIN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-22
State Troop. 70 Leave Pana.

Springfield. Ills. June 22.-Goyernor
Tanner last night stated to repre-
sentative OF the Associated Press that
on the recommendation of Colonel J. s.
Culver. commanding the Fifth infantry,
l. " G. he would order the two COM
panies on duty at Pana to leave there
Monday. and would revoke his procla-
nation declaring martial law to exist
and order the arms seized from citizens
to be restored.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-06-22

to 16 made of pure Belfast
linen, crashes in plain and fancy patterns with double
breasted jackets and taped will not shrink, for
Chd's Suits years in pure white linen ducks
French corded stripes double breasted jackets and
pants will laundry beautifully. for 81 60 to-
Chd's Wash MILDLY Suits long pants up years in
plain white linen, ducks, navy blue trimming, regua
ton L. S. style and cut for
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-03
Zjazd ozy RskoIstoys3

IS Il zg ~ 70. j. Z >.
Proponowany zjazd ducho-
wiehstwa polskiego W Ame-
ryce odlozono tymczasowo ma
.czas nieograniczony. ChidczY-
cy okreslajja podobny HAWAI-
czasu: ad Calendas Graecas.
Wiel. x. Byrgier stracil
ma znaczki pocztowe, koperty
! atrament niemalo grosza.
aby zbudz't ! letargu nlby
mniemaneg % falangi sil
.duehovych. 81.
Njefortunniie roszono
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-03
BwAJ KAHDYBAoI
poleceni ma urxall Cenzora
Zwiazku Mar. Pol
Detroit, Mich. s. Lipca,
re,ku Pahskiego 1909
Szanowny Redaktorze!

Jako agenta gazeciarskiego
znaja mnie osobiscle krocie
rodak6w W tym kraJu. a j
tel znam ich krocie, nletylko
z pazwiska, : ale wielu,
szczegolnie takich. kt6rzy sic
.czems wyr6zniaja cd og6}u.
znam ,nawet stosunki ma,at
kowe i familijne. charakter J
wogole wartost materyalna ]
moraln9.
A do znaczniejszych, blizej
mi znanych wiarusow W A
meryce, naleza take pan'o'wie
Wawrzyniec Thiede. W De,
troit, pan alexander Me
dz;e]ski. " Bay City, Mich.
2 kt6rych. kazdy, mianowicie
dla znakomitych cnot obywa-
telskich, godzien zostat cen .
sdi 4 { a :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-03
z Niw Polskich
" AM ERYCE.

Z PUBLIKOWANEGO W
.Dz1ENN1KU MILWAU,K1M listu
vydawcy KURYERA PoLsK1EGo
Michala Kruszki do pana
Ignacego Czerwihskiego, :
u Kwietnia 1895, Zobacz ma.
stronie 4tej " n nj eijszym nu
mere W1ARUsA) wynika, ze
M:chalek jeszcze pred CITE
rema laty klefal biede ]
pozyczal, jak dzisiaj praWie
wszyscy samoa dzi'elnii wydaw-
cy polskich gaze:,tl. hlbo KURY .
ER )uz oas lst trzech 5byyl y
urze doWyn organem nliasta
.M lwaukee j jalso TAXI bra
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-03

Wiel. Duszpasterzy. Kazdy ?
mich zauwazyl. odpisujac
Wiel. Oicu Byrgierowi, ze ME
lyle ziazd duchowiedstwa
potrzeby, lie rekolekcye.
W1ARUs sic cieszy 2 obrotu
rzcczy.
Znajac Cd lat nabozne uspo---
sobienie wielklej wiekszzosci
kleru polskiego, ME spodzie-
walismy SIC nigdy skuteczne.
go zjazdu duchowiedstwa pot
skiego bez ewiczer1 ducho-
wych.
Me wchodzae bynaimniej
W program teologicz-
no-ilozoficzno : h;storyczno-
ekonomiczno dz;ennikarski
czcigodaego duchowiedstwa
naszego. pragniemy rekolek-
cyl. Jako .pu n k.t.u pie W
S sze g o.
Wlnszujemy Naszemu du-
chowienstwu cywilnej odwagi.
il zdolalo wzgardzic czcza
gadanina pod pozorem ,,ziaz
q dow, s. !, narad rs eRrad iehws1g'
kongresow, koncyli6w tenn
podobnych szumnych tytu-
low.'
Duchowieistwo nasze sta
neFo ma szczycie swego
powolan;a. pragnac ewiczeh
duchowych bez sejmowania
Wielu nawet nawoluje d y s.
cy pl in E: ably 0 swoch
fuakcyah ME zapomniala
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-03
.ADRFcs WIARUSA: Wiarus, a2o y = ard Str y

s % -
/ obyWMatel IT inteligentoy szla.
chetnego serca, :' e:'oe':rgiczny,
zaradny 4 przedewssiz'yls'tkie s J
!Izapaloay patryota! Y De-
troit Jest. tax popularnym, e
NE ma watpliwosci, il gdy-
BY go postawiono ma Sej-
miesz y YIiiazkowym jako kan
dydata glosy wszystkich
|,tutejsayeh siednnastu grup
zwjazpaych ma niego by
paddy.
DrlIkin mezem, godnym
odznaezepia przez przedsta-
VIC VIC Ell narodus polsklego, Jest
dliellIlI zwjazkowiec pan
Alexander Niedzielski Bay
City, ajassna gwiazda Michi-
gadskY,-- f,, postawa cnotami,
talentfm, inteligencya. szla-
chetnoscia serca, charakte-
rem ! I przedewszystkiem zlo,
tyn1 Patryotyz:mem &: calemu
zviaakow; j q pezYSwie cajaca
Obal zdsdataWieni prze-
zem die sandyd elsa to ludzie
Elatds sist uaIn; II h 4choc niatatr- T.
kowo niezle' sic maja. mad
wyraz uprzejmi chotby dla
najbiednie)szego czEowieka.
Cenia W rodaku ME jego
dolary. lecz jego charakter,
jego rozum i zrecznos6, jego
SERGE, Sa to-prawdziwi ludlow
cy, ) yidacy reka w reke z
robotnikam1. kt6rym chetnie
we wszelkich potrzebach
rada pomoca sluza
Bacznose Zwiazkowcy! Je-
zeli chcecie, ably rzady W
Zwiazku Mar. Pol. byty
sprawiedliwe, ME ulega!ace
wplywom ch'cagoskich ka
ryerowiczow i tamtejszej
wzbogaconej polsk;ej burzoa
zyl, to poleccie swolm 1dele-
gatom ma nadchodzacy Sejm
Zwiaska Narodowego Pol
skiego, ably g'osowali przy
wyborach ma Cenzora albo
ma pana WaWrzydca Thiede
go z Detroit. slbo ma pana
Alexandra Niedzielskiego z
Bay City! - DIX ct salvavi
amman mean.
Wawrzyniec Radomski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-03
Redaktor wydawos: Hteronim Derdowski.
TELEGRAMY.

HAGA. Ostat-
ME pos1ed;zienie Ron Z
ferencyi pokojowcj
odby1o sic " Sobote,
20 Lipca. Szesnaseie
pallstw podpisa1o
uchwa}y konwencyi 0
sadach polubowych,
II oswiadczy}o sic
przeciw wyrzucaniu
poclsk6w lub materyj
wybuchowych z ba-
lon6w (pomiedzy in
. nemi i Stany Zjedno-
czone Am Pop, l6
podpisa}o oSwladcze-
ME zabraniajace u
zywania gazu dusza- :i
cego, a Is oswald
czenle, zabraniajace
kul dum-dum.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-03

| 6 =
ogloszenia.
estesmy przekonani, Is
Kruszka teraz, opr6cz dru-
karni j swoich gazet, zadne-
go gotowego majatku ME
lposiada. Lubo m6gl bye d.:
siaj majetnym czlowiekiem
"a malo ma oleju W giowi!e{,
|by MIN kiedykolwiek zostae.
Gdy po uzyskaniu miejskich
|ogloszeh zasze|y mu wp}ywat
pieniadze do kasy, pedzila go
chamska jego chciwoSe do
|.zruinowania polskich gazet
tygodniowych, szczeg6lnie
W1ARUsA, jako niebezpiecz-
nego nu konkurenta. Zaczal
wydawae tygodniowa Ga :
zete Wiscons'dska,' : tudziez
tygodniowego Kuryera !
"a poeSrednictwem szubra~
wieckich agent6w swoich "a
bezcen v SWAT ]e puszczal
Die n1ogac sic polapat ma tenn,
LIE wfasnie te .jego. TAME biz
|b;udKfi byt codziennego KURA
ERA podkopywa}y. Oszczedny
polski chlop bowiem vol
abonowae gazette "a $1.oo.
anizeli "a SO 90, chofby ia
drozsza codziennie mu W
dom -przychodzi}a.
Nadto ma|pujac pierwszo-
rzedne dzienniki angielskie,
urz4dzil Kruszka redakcya j
administracya swoich pism ma
.wysoka, kosztowna skale.
Pomiedzy innemi ma al trzech
redaktor6w pieciu sekre-
tarzy, p'ci obojel, sam mic
ME robiac, by jako ,,boss "
oiczem ne ublizyc swojemu
majestatowi. - Jak ma TEN
wyszedl, swiadcza ostatnie
diva jego procesa, kazdy 9
20 .tysiecy dolar6w odszkodo.
wanna, ,akie mu niekontro-
lowany naczelny redaktor ma
kark sprowadzil.
Co jeszcze dzisiaj Kruszke.
trzyma, to dobrze pfatness
ogioszenia urzedowe. "a p6l-.
tora roku przeciez. Sem
Wisconsldski moze uznat5
Dz1ENN1K MILWAUKEE, "a u
p1awniony do publikowaniaal
urzedowych ogloszeh Mil
wauckich, miasto demo-.
kratyczne, odnosny przywilej
odda mokratycznemu pol
.skiemu dziennikowi. Wtedy.
Kruszka ma kuczkach bedzie
sobie mogl gwizdst Tadeusz-
ka, wzdychajac " pauzacIhl
Sic transit gloria mundl!
WlNCENTEGO sLAW
.SKIEGO. agenta Michalka
Kruszk', glod wypedz ~ 81 e.
Louis, vice powedro "a
fanny lecz obiecal powreriit..
naz 8 Sierpnia, Y Y ktorym q 70 g.
daiu przyidzie pred sad iego
sprawa eci'wko i panu l ;I1''2 8
fard aWcy YGopE11klAA ! 4
lPoLsK1EGo ardo zaS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-03

mia. do Chicago ably postarae
sic 0 kopie wa;znych =doku-
mentow policyjnych 0 Slaw-
skim, 2 czasow, kiedy tenze
scigany byl przez policya
ch;cagoska jako herTszt zor-
ganizowanej handy ziodzieir.
Eskiej. Banda ia obrabowala r1a
kilka tysiecy dolarow pol
|s'k;ego ksiegarza pana VIA
slawa Dyniewicza, i herszt
{juz byl aresztowany. lecz
zdradziwszy swego bondsma-
ma, uciekl odtad nigdy W
Chicago sic ME pokazuje.
LA SALE, Ill. PAM 4
fK. Pierska wyjechaia wraz
c6rka Marya i synem Edwl..
mem do Kal'forn;r, zkad POI
-. DlD1nA' 4,vo
:: ~ ., :. 8 8 ....,'
- = Z - -
~ ~ c,rv
" N'edzlele, o S'erpn'a
Wyolera SIG W1ele osoo
Deero't Cn'caso.
F" ozrllALo Y Mahn
NJ c'szko emory folak $
r1oc'nsk' 4eego Pu'ku
.Plechoty'
Tan inDEoo1 v.1h
naczelnv reoak'or. nokAEkA
foLsh'Eeo. me zose4' 'peAN
heey kap,ea''a 10 4ns'o'a
)ak s'F sPouz'eWa''.' uta 'ego
I'D f'l'p''ys ''s poleuz'1
u,1.rn pnc1cK1 !.
- = : : .>1S ~
'ycne'asoWy PfYeze nless'ez
"yen = eo,A'A4 =
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sc s n'ezalez'W y Nl''"auke
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81 81. 1f1llaDo ak seu1'a
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:, IL !, uc;. = ,,rzedz;;e u,
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-03
CETY MA: - Slul

nastepcy tronu car: {: al
nog6rskiego, ksiecia
Danito z ksie zniczka
utta meklemoursko
strelicka, odby} sic W
obecnoSci matkl PAD
ny mlodej, ksiecia |
ksieznej Czarnog6ry,
oraz os6b, zajmuja-
cych wysokie stano
wiska. Niemka, kt6ra
wypar}a sic WARY Oh
cow, przy wdzia}a dla
przypodobania sic slo-
wianom,. narodowy
str6j Czarnog6rc6w.
RENNES, we Fran
cyl. Konlsarz rza-
dowy major Carriere Z,
wykonczy4 a.kt oskar.-
zenia przeciw Drey-
ffusowi. 0w akt "a
wiera zadanie, azeby
wyrok potep1enla,
wydanY przez pier.
wsza lnstancya zosta1
zatwierdzony.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-03

I PETE RSBURG.
F olak Or. Alfred Pa
sioro no Z wski wynalazl
spos6b wyrablania
sztE,uc2zHego miesa 2
traswy i r6znych che
mikalij. E rofesoro-
vie tutejszego UNI
wersYtetu znalezlj
ten nowy artYku1
zYwnoSci "a wiecei
posilajacy, niz mieso|
wo1oWe. - Ten sam
DR.. A.. P asiorowski
wyJal niedawno pa
tent ma Wyrabianle
sztucznego m['eeka, DO.
c'.zego '. t, take :}['.; Wiele
siana uzyWa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-03

TRYEST: -: Bal;-., a.,
wiacy tn obecnil'e i ad-
mira1 amerykahski
Dewey oswiadczy@ W
tutejszym klubie au-
stryackich oficer6w,
ze najblizsza wojna
Stan0w Zlednoczo-
nyc]l Am. P. bedzie
z Niemcami.
PEKING. Chi
ny zawarly przymie-
RE zaczepno odpor-
ne z Japonis, prze-
ciwko Rosyi. - An
glia, zazdrosnem O.
kiem patrzaca ma
wzrastai9cy W Chi
mach wp}y W Rosy,
bardzo temu przy-
m,erzu rada.
WIEDEN. Au-
stryacki minister woj-
ny wYda1 rozporza-
dzenie, zab1aujajace
<bieludzkiego obcho.
dzenia sic oficer6w 2
szeregoWcaml.
MANILA. 1sa-
bello Artacho, do
w6dzca p6}nocnej
czesci wyspy Luzon,
wtracony przez Agu-
inalda do wiezienla,
zdo}a4 uciec. Te1az z
Honkong, W Chinach
wydat odezwe do
powstaic6w Fill! Filipi6-
slzich sI|,:.. i wzywaiaca ich.
7 by pod ID dali sis - g e
rykanom, "a PoWsta1lc ''';'.t cY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-01
williamsburg Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, May I.-sSpe-
cial)-The remains of Mr.. j.. "A. Ford.
who died in Richmond. arrived here last
evening. and were placed In the faptist
church until this evening, when tney
were expressed to Shelbyyille, Ind, whera
they will be buried.
Mrs. Lizzie Harrison leaves In Few
days for Washington, TO visit relatives
Mrs. II. n. Phillips will spend the sum-
mer az her old home in Chase city
Mecklenburg county. III.
Mrs. Cyrus Branch, who mas oeen VISIT
ing the home OF Mr.. III. q: Spencer.
Francis street, will return TO her homeN
near Toano. tomorrow.
Miss Lucy BloxtOn, after n pleasant
STAY with Miss Lettie Warburton, on
Nicholson street, returned 10 her homes
Russels. in Yorktown. this morning.
Rev. Mr. Maxwell, of the Third chris.
tian church. Richmond, preached sunday
morning and evening AT the Lebanon
church Warwick county Ills sermons
were said by those who heard him TO have
been able discourses. 49,,
Final examinations are now on at Will
liam and Mary, and students are hard
at work.
Chairman Andrew j. Barnes, of the
lanes City Democratic Committee, was
here to-day, and reports all quiet In his
county.