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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-27
Hutchinson &Jacobs,
Little Falls, w. Va.
NOTICE OF SALE OF
VALUABLE LAND.

VALUABLE LAND.
Buckhannon Bank, Plaintiff,
VS..
Joseph 9. Smith and others, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
and
Charles r. Durbin, Plaintiff,
VS..
Jane Smith and others, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
Pursuant to decree rendered on the
23d day Of June, 1898, by the Circuit
Court of Upshur county. In the above
named two chancery causes, we the un-
dersigned Special Commissioners, will
on the
End Day Of October. 1899,
at the front door of the Court House of
said county, offer for sale, at public
auction, to the highest bidder. on a
credit of 6, IL, Is, "a and 30 months, the
following described real estate, situated
in said county, on Pecks Run and the
waters thereof the first tract of land,
containing SO acres, rood and ID
poles, the second tract of land, contain
ing so acres and poles, the third tract
of land, containing "a acres and IS
poles, the fourth tract of land, contain
ing 100 acres, rood and q poles, and
the fifth tract of land, containing It's
acres, being part of the land conveyed
to Joseph @, Smith by Christina Smith
by deed dated 18th day of February,
1872, and the land conveyed to said
Joseph G. Smith by Jane Smith by
deed dated the 2Sth day of March, 1898,
subdivided into lots Said tract of land
containing IT'S acres will be sold sub
ject to the right of any tenant who has
a crop planted thereon, at the time of
sale to gather and remove such crop.
Said tracts of land will be sole. sepa-
rately. Each tract has plenty of coal,
timber and water, and is accessible to a
public road. All of said tracts of land
are rich and suitable for grain and pas
ture. Each of said tracts has sufficient
meadow land.
The purchasers will be required to
execute notes for the purchase money
with good security bearing interest from
the day of sale.
G. M. FLEMING,
w. H. FISHER,
G. G. HIGGINBOTHAM,
Special Commissioners.
I, John A. Hess, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Upshur county, do certify that
said Special Commissioners have given
bond with good security in the penalty
of $50, 100000. as required by the decree
of sale. JOHN A. HESS, Clerk.
August 26, 1899.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-27
PATENTS

Procured in the United States and For
eign Countries on easy terms. For
tunes are made from simple inventions
at which most people smile. Don't
throw your ideas away because they
are simple; write as and we will advise
you free Of charge. List Of 100 Money
Making Ideas sent free upon request.
Advise free.
H. Il. DUNLAP, Patent Attorney.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-27

: The. death of Will Hayes has
caused genuine regret in every home
in the town. He was young man
OF exceptional ability and was re-
spected by all who knew him. The
plucky fight that he made against
the attack was watched with great
anxiety by everyone and they feel a
sorrow that is heartfelt at the out
come.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-27

A resignation that resigns would
be in order.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-27

EVERY quality OF mems and boys
underwear at Hirschman's. Prices
the lowest,
Tn1s weather makes you feel ,like
wanting : new Ninter wrap. Nlegent
2. q I. e sezs's e1d capss =
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-09-27
GOVERNOR AND STAFF.
Will Go to New York to See
Dewey.

About Thirty Will Be In the Party
A Number Of Morgantown People
VIII. Go With Them-Aodest Rates
For Rooms-Will Start on Wednes-
day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-19
THE SURGEONS KNIFE.
4 Better Way New Discovered. Which
Cures Every Form of Piles without
Pain or Inconvenience.

Many persons suffer the pain. annoyance
and OXEN serious results from piles. for
years. and after trying the many lotions.
salvss. ointments and so-caIIed cures
without cure OF relief, give Up the hope
Of a anal cure. rather than submit 70 the
intense pain and danger % life which 2
surgical operation involves.
Happily al this suffering IS 10 longer
necessary. since the discovery q the Pyra-
mid Pt,e Cure. 3 remedy which is ap-
proved ~ the medical profession. ~ 5e5ng
Absolutely safe free from s1v trace of
op.ates, narcotic Or mineral poisouS. and
whicl may be depended upon as q certain
cure tnot merely relied il any form q
Piles. whether itching. blind. bleeding o.
p-etrudiag. Sine q the hundreds q cures
recently made are Hale short q marvel
Gus. as pe-usal q the t1u5ving VIII
demonstrates:
Dr. J. y. Nsga1, Lsc1sriviIls, Kan.
writes: : have usa5 box q Pyrazli5
Pile Cure an5 received more 5ensas and
rsI.e: han from auy remedy had asez
II TIE past twenty-five years
James Je-ne-So. Dubuque. Iowa SAYS.
suffered from PIES Tor SIX years: have
Just used The Pyram53 Pile Cure and an &
wei nan
Ms. ". .. 8EakIy. 81 Mississippi -
Tn5ianzp olis. Ind. szvs- Have tssn =
sufferer from The pain and annoyance o
piles FOR st-eez years TIE Pg-rs-1Es PIE
C-7s a-d Pyramid Pills gave Ezs i-a-re-
date -saet and + a shore tire q complete
care
TAa Py-amIs PIE Cure ray - found
a. druggists al . cents .Per 7acka<e \
5ook on cause ard cure q plies III -
szat BY mai. ~ sEi-sssIng TIE Pyramid
Dru< CO Marazl M3cA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-19
OFF FOR GRAND LODGE
Party Of sons Of Herman Leave To-
merrsw for PittsbarE

A soHy party O. Wi1hltaas wl1 IszTs
Tomorrow s5- pgtsss@rg 90 atssa1 me AZ
-2al session = ina Gard -ezEz < II =
Herman. TIE parry Va. eszap-lse 2EsTs-s
Il 7 Camsen AID Max Rsll@r se.aeatas
s-o-n VyichI.a Irzge, No. ., otso Heller
6slega-e from Gerzzzz1& l9zxs. No e
Mrs. Czthersze CAza3en ard Hrs E1na
Gertels. E-aa co.amasz so1gs, No g. Ia
dies Au1.sarys ex-Grza8 Frass1~ac TTm
Meyer. second vice Frezs1e-L J1ltzs IN
herman. gEaas uae1leal sz2E1aez Lr-
P Newman. vice 7res5zeal 1-a3tsz Azx-
Elayy. Mrs. Il Tzgea1ars aa
a-9ihers- CHRIST Ezz1-zae~is. ans sase
Ery c: EzTPeT III - q Eae aEEy. rnsr
leave AZ acoz Nsz1zy. g1as aser gAe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-19
WHO sHOTIT?
BULLET IN GORATH'S BRAIN
DOESN'T MEASURE RIGHT.
COIwich Murder Case Has Some
Mysteries--OIlie Bells Testimony.

The trial Of A. H. Hatfield. charged as
principal in the murder OF John Gorath,
near Colwich last August, was commenc-
ed in the district court yesterday. and
Judge Dale pushed the business Of the
court by excellent and punctun methods.
It is a very dull murder case, however,
for there seems 70 be little sentiment in
1t and very little interest manifested by
the public. The case viii probably go to
the jury Monday. The state rested its
case yesterday afternoon and the defense
got pretty wei through with its testimony.
About all OF the testimony OF the state
was gone over in the preliminary trial
last summer, when II was thought the evil
dence was pretty strong against Hatfield.
Young Luther Belt who was first arrest
ed with the gang of threshers. but was
afterwards released, Is the states princi-
pal witness. He tells q straightforward
and pretty story on the witness stand,
and his youthful innocence seems TO make
a good impression on the jury, and in ia
vor Of the state.
Elmer Allensworth, another boy, who
Colwich, told a good story also, but it did
not bear on the case with as much force
as that Of Belts.
The question Of where the bullet came
from that was found in Gorath's head, IS
still a matter Of much speculation and
win be hard point to get around Hat
fields revolver was a 54-calibre, and the
only other revolver in the crowd the night
Of the murder was that Of Luther Bet.
which he had purchased that night at COL
wiCh, and was a 3o-calihre. The lead that
was taken from Gorath's head weighed
S024 grains, about the weight OF 32-calf-
bre bullet, while the weight OF q 45-calibre
bullet is AS grains. The point 70 b. prov
ed IS. what became OF the rest OF the bull
let If the lead in Gorath's head came from
Hatdeld's gun. Along this line OF testj-
mony the defense introduced Policeman
ollie Bel. whose testimony tended %
Snow that the new revolver % Lu-h7~
Belts had been AIRED. Luther Belt denie1
that Il had ever been fired. and Tom Voss
testified that he thought IL had never been
H-ed. Ollie Bel was pretty positive that
the revolver had been shot Of Two times
ard afterwards cleaned. The trial VIII be
resumed Monday morning at ? o'c.ock
sharp.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-19
FLIRTED With OTHER MEN
N. II. Bowman says His WIFE Is Rad
and Wants n Divorce.

II. B. Bowman has sued his wife, Anna
Bowman. for divorce. the petition having
been filed in the district court yesterday
by AmIdon & Conley. The couple CON-
menced 20 live together il this city II
December. lSs3 and have Two children as
a result u the union NJ. Bowman Gains
in the petition that his vile constantly
complained os his manner and means o;
support. and she finally got to flirting
with other men she : also accused 81
adultery Besides these sins Mrs. Bow
man has refused % care forherself -
children, and last September. her husband
alleges she Iest him ana never came
back he supposed she had gone 70
Guthrie. S.nce then the children have
been kept ard cared for ~ his mos-e-
and be thinks Mrs. Bowman has been
some long enough e e2c-le him 60 q d.
verse and the cuseo5y and care Of tn
two children.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-19
To Do III Costs More
Than 60 Do Wei. I"

THIS might properly read,
at costs more to BE III
than to BE qven. +" The
source of all health Is rich,
strong blood. IT IS to the
body 4Uhat the mighty
streams are to the earth.
IF the blood Is pure, the
body thrfOes; If the blood
IS Deak or Impoverished,
then eOery paLse-beat car
rfes 4UeakneSs instead of
strength. The only perfect blood purifier
and Egsor-7laker IN existence is the zDorld-
famed Hoods Sarsaparila. L brings
good, perfect health.
Catarrh and Deafness ~ am
90 years old and suffered from catzrrt
for many years, becoming quite deaf. #
took nine. bottles Of Hoods SarsaparEIa TO
effectually cure me. can hear quite
WeG non. John K. Houk, Hamilton,
SXortarz.
Rheumatism ~ Uas zDorr out
p,fh rheumatism, But TOOK Hoods Sarsa-
pzrilLa and I roO haze good appetite
and an as qUeu as any Don1zr." KS.
Il. H. Gray, En1poria, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-19
SEEKS A BUILDING
Pure Food Co, May Establish
a Factory Here.
YOUNG Mr.. ST0DDARDH HERE
Looking at Several Structures
That are offered.
YOUNG Mr.. STODDARDH HERE

Wichita may have pure food factory
soon. The Pure Food company Of 1911
Clinton street, Newark. New Jersey, IS
q prominent CORPORATION which manu-
features and places on the market certain
high-grade foods.
Recently the Eagle received from this
company want advertisement for a
building near & railroad. suitable for q
factory. This was numerousIy answered
and last evening 3Ir. W. O. stoddard, Jr..
representing the Pure Food company.
reached Wichita. He viii remain in the
CITY today, possibly over Monday.
He viii look into the several buildings
offered, and If he can find one suitable
the Pure Food company wiz probably
purchase II at once and begin the manu-
Iacture Of one Of their products imme-
diately.
Mr. Stoddard, who is by the way the
son Of the author OF the familiar boz
stories, Is bright-eyed, keen-mIndsd
young gentleman who has never been
west before and he IS enjoying the breezi-
ness Of the section immensely. He has
been 10 Des M0ines, Omaha, Lincoln. Wa
moo. Topeka and many ether places.
After an Eagle representative had
dwelt az length on the superiority ,of
Wichita. the young man laughed and
said:
How every western man stands up for
his town It is wonderful Everybody
believes that his town is the best town.
When you come into a town, the Com
mercial club or the Board Of Trade takes
You in hand and helps you along"
Mr.. Stoddard said that the company de-
sires a factory out in this section some
where. They want quite a large build
ing. three or four stories high, If short
distance out Of town the better. on the
score Of cleanliness and a siding.
we would build. Mr.. Stoddard said,
but that would lose US a season and we
cannot afford that. We wish to begin
work At once"
MI. Sr0ddard was acquainted with
Wichita's superior location and its rail-
road facilities. He was introduced 70
President Cohn OF the Commercial club
and inqUtring about the production Of
eggs in this section was assured by Mr..
Cohn that this as an egg country IS sec
end TO none.
Mr.. Stoddard explained that one Of the
company's products IS "egg-hake." The
water IS extracted from the egg and
turned into q proIct resembling yellow
meal in which all the nutritious qualities
OF the egg are retained and ar the same
tine the process preserves the product
and renders It fresh and palatabIe in any
climate.
This Is the product which. II the COM !
pany should decide on Wichita, would be |
manufactured here. The egg market
here. Of course, could easily supply the
CcnDany's demands.
Mr.. Stoddard is stopping at the Carey
hotel. From Wichita he viii go TO Fort
Scott, Springfield, Missouri, and then
h.rnA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-19
Kaiser Wilhelm Furnished wit h
American Food.

Upon instructions Of 4 German physi-
can case Of GraPe-Nu-s Food was late
II sent by express 10 the German EmPer-
or. Kaiser Wilhelm. at Berlin. This food
has come into recognition by physicians
as perhaps the most perfect form Of nour-
ishment in use.
The field grains. Barley and wheat. are
blended in proper proportions. ground and
raised through some ten or twelve differ
ent operations. during which The starch
Of the grains Is turned into grape sugar.
The food IS in shape of small sra0ules.
rsrha0s twice the size II a pin head
These are little and covered with slis.s--
ing CRYSTALS OF grape sugar which has
been produced BY the processes and forn
ort on the surface o. each small grauule
very much as the sugar settles and c-ys-
ta,izes on the end OF a hickory or maple
l-z. under certain conditions.
This product has d1iicase. sweet taste.
TO- the strong sweet - cane or beer So
Gar. au, Gre delicate swee, ot grape sugar.
ouI it IS the most easily 5izeste5 tood
known. particularly a0p,icaAc o. 6ises-
tio1 IN The mites l-sI tract whe>e 81 much
trouble is noWa5ays shown from The eN-
oessive use rt s-a-chy foods.
Most so-ca--e3 health foods are Inclined
- be fat ana iisagreeab,a % the taste. e
- rsed under a sense q 5u-y. Grape
Nuts. or the contrary. Is not only Ire
highest known fcrm ~ health food 0ut :
rcIatahle ard delicious. II IS th.-aughsy
cooked before leaving The factory and cau
q served instsuteT. either ccl5 With lit
he rich cream or made .nco hc1 ash ~
Pouring some hot milk or cream over IL
G-ape-Nuts are also used s7- DAINTY
deserts, treated with ge-atire OF fruit
Juices
All frst-cIass Eroesrs sell Graps-Nuts.
Made az Postum-Cereai Cos factories II
EatIe Greek. 8Ii-h-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-19
HALF-BAKED HOODOOS
Kansas City Papers Fail TO MfsIead
the People Longer

The attempted hoodoo OF the Kansas
City papers to palm of on the people OF
Southern Kansas and Oklahoma their
papers as Associated Press morning news
has become 50 apparent that no one VIII
or can be misled any longer. Any one
doubling the above statement need only
TO take the paper which they send down
IN this country and compare i with one
Of their regular morning editions More
than AL that. the worst hoodoo. the fact
that the southern Kansas and Oklahoma
matter which they publish in their mid
night editions Of a few dozen papers. Is
not published in their regular morning
editions Occasionally once IN a while
the readers Of their regular editions win
discover an item that would indicate
that there was a country somewhere by
the name Of OkIaho but l. IS unilterr-
tIonal upon the part Of the paper
". B. Adamson o: Valley Center was
in the city yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-19

The Wichita High scAsoi f5oibau team
defeated the Fl Dora32 team yesterday
in the eaue nsaye6 az that place By a
score ot 20 O.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-19
d6odJ SaDqbaMM
ever l 8: I:I:y11yD

one Of those who in pioneer days lived
in Wichita when the town was the head
OF the Texas trail. In 1s72 he ran q
variety theater with oe LittIer on North
Main street. near where the Kansas news
stand now IS. Mr.. Devere has z great
attachment for the city and while talking
TO an Eagle representative last night IN
CURED for some Of his Old friends Of
those days. Mike Maher was marshal of
the town at that time and Rowdy oe and
Big Red kept the dance hall across the
river. Mr.. Devere says IL was the live
lest place he was ever in. From here
he went east. gradually rose in the pro-
fession until he IS now with Charles
Hoyt's own company as the leading come
dian. He does the part Of the editor in
The Black Sheen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-19

FTssco Tse sarTe rsezhsraksg q 80
ss q. as-maa. zs8 - many sr5szs5s
- 80 sxcurs s. 50 tAep = slsss-
ar tx-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-19
AnImnorfnnt Direrence

To make i apparent TO thousands. who
think themselves IL. that they are not af-
fictad with any disease. but that the sys-
TEN simply needs cleansing, is TO bring
comfort home 70 their hearts, as costive
condition is easily cured by using Syrup
OF Figs. Manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup CO. only. and sold By al drug
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-19

". B. Adamson % Valley Center was
in the city yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-19
IAzNNa2aZzNlJn7z.

zzZoazCzNlslnzzI
The Big Store is always right with the lowest prices
and styles In ordinary business always give
our customers best values for their money and this
propose Guido all former efforts and give the
people benefit that will be long remembered
Our popular Peau de Sole will 90 sale Monday,
reduced TO $3.50, s1.25 and 99c.
New Black Crepons in striped and small designs at
SOC up.
Fine Camel Hair Suitings in pattern lengths, very
stylish dress fabric, at prices that not be met
Beautiful Golf and Cancels Hair Plaids, embracing
80 patterns by mistake. Rather than return
them we have instructed SELL See them in south
window at genuine snap
A line of French Flannes in stripes and plain col
ors just the thing for fashionable shirt waist; always
sold for Zoe Our price tomorrow, SOC.
Our Lining department is overlooking with every
thing new, and we making prices right.
In the south window we have displayed 500 Mar
settles Quilts extra quality and worth $3.50. Our
price, 99c.
Special sale of Ladies' Silver Grey Underwear in
vests and pants, worth $50 per garments Monday 99c
Gents Pure Natural Wool Underwear, 500 gar
called the Boss" extra quality but slightly soil
ed; regular 75c garments Our price Monday per gar
ment 45c
400 Suits of Chidrens All Wool Scarlet Cochenile
dyed Underwear, in sizes 16 81. They are slightly
soied We place them on sale Monday, per garment
u lie to 6Oc.
The popular second floor will show tomorrow big
stock of Light Coored Administer Carpets 81 90
$125 the world Our price Monday CSC. Every
thing in Carpets and Curtains at the same ratio
Take the elevator for third floor where we will sell
Coaks Capes Collarettes Fur Coarettes Blankets and
Comforts prices low that they will please the
economical customer If you want to money visit
the Big Store this week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-19
FORMERLY OF WICHITA


In the Hoyts Black Sheep" company,
which IS spending Sunday in Wichita and
who play here Monday night, IS Mr.. VIII
lam Devere. now a star actor in the
theatrical profession. Mr. Devere is an
other Wichita man. and IS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-19
WANTS TO START AGAIN
III Barnett Piles Petition in Bank
rupteN-- Liabilities $1,000.

IT B-lr1ett Yesterday. D Is atrorreys
Adams * Adams. filed hls petition n
Bankruptcy His liabilities are sIIaa1
al being old Indebtedness. contracted
years sg1. he has no property Tor dis
yrsbuttou among his creditors. Mr.. Bur
nett Is a travelling salesman. wei al
again.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-19
1922 NJ. NAM STREET.
You'll Spend
Today at Home

if you are a tired business man,
because you believe that the Law
Giver of the Hebrews was right
when he said: "Six days shalt
thou labor, but On the seventh
thou shalt rest"
You'll rest better and your wife
will enjoy your appearance and
your company if you lounge
about in a House Coat. We sell
House Goats that are check full
of ease, of comfort, of style, of
durability, as low as SIS the
coat, and we'll give back your
money if they fail to come up to
your ideal in any one of these
particulars.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-05


a'ol1y Naeo''A
ao,1 p,, =
A nnuuao. a'a'A'"
$3.50, ~
- c;a,;s. 15o
Plot Metalski l so
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-05
WIADOMOSCI
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@ Wv 49, NAO 1ON
MIEJSCOW b.
PRZEWIELEBNY KS.
BISKUP COTTER powr6cif
z Europy W Piatek, 20 Wrzes:zz
MA, z rama. Dnia ) go b. m:
w;eczorem, wszystkie katolic-.
kie koScielne Towarzystwa W
miescie = polskie, czeskie,
niemieckie i iryjskie
urzqdzily ia Geese lego pro :.
cesya p%owitalna. X. Biskup,
stojac ma balkonie swojego.
pa}acu, otoczony ksiezmi,
serdecznie witajacym go
podziekowa}.
rs JOZEF CIEMINSKI
powr6cii z Brownsville,
M,np., gdzie k'lka tygodni
zastepowa} ks. proboszcza
D,,dka
POLSCY listonosze 2
Winony. wskutek przyjecia
do sluzby pocztowei iednego
listonosza wiecej, maja mniej
piracy, jak dawniej. = Pan
MARGIN Daszkowski roznosi
teraz przeselki pocztowe
miedzy ulicami Hamilton i
High Forest, Jan Zaborowski
zas po calym kohcu 4 tel
wardy, ma Wsch6d Forest
ulicy, lecz obchodzi6 must
take Sugar Loaf,
GENERAL Jan Ludwig pos
wr6cii z K~aliforn1i we Wtorek
minionego tygodnia, towarzyszac
iako scz1onek sztabu gubernatora
psna Lind wracajacemu z wysp
Filipinskich Is mu pu}kowl Min
nesoekich o%chotnik6w - do St.
Paul.
PANU STANISkAWOWI
umar}o CITE
romiesieczue dzieckoy synek imie-
MEM Zygmunt.
ME MA ZkEGO co by ma
dobre ME wyszlo. - Zacna parma
Boynton, k~omisarzowa cd opieki
mad potrzebujqcemi miejskije po~
mocy, dowiedziawszy siep W Jakl
spos6b znany pod}y kumoterek
uczci1 i poratowa{ swoja pan1-
make, udziela jej teraz tenn obfit-
szej zapomogi. - B6g--ci zap}at,
J6zefku, "a twoje dobre serduszko.
Madam YCZAJ WlELE ZamleJ.
scowych gosci zwiedzi}o tego reku VII
no6ska wystawe. Ullce ezasami tax
byly zapchane ludzmi, ze trudno bylo
sic przetloczyc. Bslo tel tego rooku pa-
re istotpych bud jarmarcznych, : r6z-
nenhl osobliwo6eiami, a pokazywano
take, pc raz pierwszy " Winonie, ru-
chome obrazy ma rl6tnie, Jak n. p.
padzacy pociag kolejowy, maszerujace
Wojsko, inch ma iedne:: z ulic Parry
sklch t. p. Warto bylo zobaczyt !,
sotie Wystawpee Ola tego saraego noWe-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-05
Gdzie jest J6zef Kulas?

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chodzi z Winony- Jozef Kulas
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Wiedza 0 TEN take Jan Kuczkow.
ski i Wincenty J6zwiak z Winony,
kt6rzy take wtenczas W Ashland
przebywali.