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ARE NOW In TROUBLE
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANOB OF
THE CONSTITUTION OF LINCOLN
REPUBLICAN CLUB
SAID TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN

At q Meeting Called to Arrange for
the Annual Banquet the Precious
Document Is Called for but Cam
not BE Found - Consideration
Refgns for Awhile-It Was the
Original and Only Draft.
The colored American., 1900-07-28
Bruce Grlt's Melange.

The sensational journals Of the cOun-
try will be obliged to taAe back good
de | of the rot and stuff which they
have been publishing since the begin
ing Of the b xer troubles in China, II
The latest grapevine cabIegTams from
that country respecting the safety OF
Minister enger are true. The horrible
account given a short time since by the
yellow journals Of New York, of the
murder of Minister COnger and the
indignities Offered the women OF the
Legation, read ike q sterOtyIed dis
patch from the south, giving the details
of dsstardly assault upon beanti-
ful white lady" by repu siVe looking
and big burly Negro wretch" 1t now
seems that Secretary Hays tracer sent
through the good Offices Of Mr.. WI the
Chinese Minister at Washin gton Wit b
q view TO acertaining the real facts as
to the fate of the Minister, stamps the
word LIAR upon the alabasteT brOws OF
the imaginative quill drivers of the
sensation al press, and makes them eli
giple to membership in the consOli-
dated order Of national prevaricators.
There is no doubt but that some OF the
white newspaper men in the United
States are the most artistic and pictu
Tesque llaIs that ever furnished padding
for yellow j urnal. IN the account
of the massacre? at Pekin these artistic
gentlemen not only wrote thrilling
stories Of Chinese bafbarities there en-
acted, but they seem to have had their
artists along with them TO make sket-
ches Of the various scenes described
with great particularly and intelli-
gence, which are reproduced in their
journals of news and opinion and
psImed of as actual ties. What pity
that enterprise must need to prostitute
itself so low In order to command at
tentiOn. The dispatch from Minis ter
COnger received by the State Depart
ment on Ju'y 20, will seriously affect
the eredibility of these enterprising
news gsthereIs-if true.
The colored American., 1900-07-28

Soon after the Philadelphia Couven'
tion adjourned, one OF these news paper
fakers sent out q steTy which was
widely published to the sffe ct that two
prominent men in Utah, former dem
ocrats, had prospered so well during
the three years Of McKinIey's admin.
istrat on that they had decided TO vote
for hin this year and that as a guaran'
tee OF their good faith, they had each
sent Mr.. Hanna a check for $50 900 for
the republican campaign fund. This
sounded nice, and looked nice in print,
but there was not word of truth in
the entire paragraph. Mr.. Heber 81
Wells, one OF the gentlemen referred
10 in the dispatch, in a personal letter
to the writer under date, July II, 1900,
says: THE published statement that [
have given $50, 900 to the republican
campaign fund is untrue. | beg to in
form you that [ made no such contri'
button and that l aln as matter OF
fact, poor Enthusiastically Yours,
Heber NJ Wells" These lying para
graphi.ts of the white press not only
eOncOet ana disseminate lies about
their OWE race, without blushing, but
they b. come boIder and more bTazen
when they write about the Negro. The
Negro is their legitimate prey, and lie,
whether plausible or not, il seized upon
by these vermin, and when they have
put the finishing touches upon it, its
remains defy Identification.
The colored American., 1900-07-28


ufactuTipg q fue assortment OF lies
about the ChiI ese troubles, although
forsign ministers in China and others
have been unable to communicate off
claily with their governments for a
month past
These sensational newspapers con
tain the fullest accounts of what is
transpiring IN the fiowery kingdom, etc
etc, etc, adnauseum. Il is really dis
gushing to contemplate the depths to
which these reputable gentlemen Of the
white press are capable Of descending
FOR pay and little cheap notCriety.
No other CIVILIZED country has such q
talented and accomplished army OF ex
pert snd artistic journalistic liars as
I America. I'VE lead the void Ne do D
Ny thanks are due that hustliDg re
publican spell binder. the Hon. I T
Allan OF Chicago. Is. for the honor oi
an election to mem bership in the Nc
Kinley and Roosevelt Central Republi
can Club Of Illinois. Mr.. Allan de.
serves a great deal of credit for the
good work he is doing in the West, ir
organizing and lining up the forces fUE
the great battle ahead Of US. II is going
to take good deal Of hard, earnest and
intelligent work to ele ct Mckinley and
Ro 1seveit, and no man understands
this betteE than S=nator Aliain VINO
has taken off his coat and creased hic
lungs for four months Of the most active
hustliDg he ever did in his life. The
club is dOmiciIed at 2945 Dearborn st
Chicago, and will DO business evsry
day from now till the close OF the pollc
on election day. Hurrah for Allah
More power to his voice aud more
strength to his lungs. The Mckinley
snd Roosevelt Central Republican Clut
Of Illinois has on its roll of mem bershiE
some of the ablesi and brightest mel
ia the West, lawyers, doctors of dI
vinity, N. DIS. and business men. Il
starts out under most favorable aus
pices, and with Senator Allain at the
helm it will be heard from or bust its
galluses in the attempt, that's what
If those who think the trouble in
China is going to be settled speedily
Oacause NE have way IF settling these
aft airs with ''infeIiOr" races in a few
weeks or months, will read Jeremiahs
prophecy as recorded In ky Chapter
10, 80, 80 and 81 vers es they will find
something there to think about. TbI:
trouble in Chiaa is propheticalIy Gig
niioant, and the nations which have
been most active In enlarging thei,
''spheres Of i'll auence" and endeavorlng
to cram their religion and civilization
down the throa:s of The Mongolians
thoroughly understand that they have
come TO the parting Of the ways.
behold evil shall go forth from ma
ton to nation and great whiIl wind
shall be raised from the coasts fboun.
da ies) of the earth And the Slain of
the Lord shall De al that day fron one
end of the earth even unto the other
end Of the earth: they shall not be Ia
mented, neither gathered, nor buried u
Little by little the white man has
forcibly intruded upon the yellow
man. He saw what he believed to be
the hAlplessness of China, display ed in
its war with Japan. Since that time the
u hifa mania arrouaDaa bao ;.o- ,
The colored American., 1900-07-28


General Lord WOlsley Of the British
war Office say s: 90 nina possesses every
REQUISITE for ever running the world.
s has population of 40U. 900 900, all
spes king the same language or dialect
readily understood fIom one end OF the
empire to the other Sic has enOrn o1s-
Iy developed wealth, and still enormous
natural wealth awaiting deveiopmei t.
Her men If properly drilled aud led are
ad mirable soldiers. They are plncky
and are able to live ON next TO nOthiL G
Moreover they are absolutely fearless Of
death. Begin with the foundation of
millions upon millions of such soldiers
as those men are capable Of being made
and tell me if you oan where the end
sill be?''
II fAmerican brag and bIuster is to
count for anything we may safely rely
on the statement which is beng re-
peatedly made that an army OF Is 600
or 90 900 Amt ricsns " i'll be aole to clean
CD the OeIestials In ten minutes less
than no time. "We are very powerful
pc pie"
saw recent paragraph In one Of The
dailles the other day which stated that
the brother Of aH American officer who
has lost his breath IN PekIn, IN the at
tack on thai city, had ttlegrap phed the
President from his far off western
home that he wanted an appointment
and an assignment TO duty in the army
and to be sent to China at once, to
avsnge his brothers death.
If he gets the appo'n n ment and the
assignment to duty with transportation
and provisions all on The same day. We
may expect 10 learn; after he reaches
China and exposes himself to the
Boxers sud Msndarins, that they have
surrendered, laid down their arms at
the feet Of the America IN avenger.
Probably if be takes a press agent
with hIn who has vivid imagination
and an extensive vocabulary, he will
experience for few days or weeks the
sensation which is felt by all these
newspaper heroes of whom we read
pOwderless heroes who never fight bat
Ties or get shot.
Mr.. w. a. Croffuts excellent article
in last weeks American is most in
ttresting, instructive and historic Y
valusble contribution IN defence of The
Beers. Mr.. Bryce in his 'Tmpresslon
Of S south Africa" somewhere says In ef-
feet, "thst the B )ers are cruel in their
sIea ment Of the natives aad that as far
back as 1887 an ATTEMPT was made TO
pass civil rights bill in the South
African Republic for the better pro-
lection Of the native black races" Mr..
Bryce says a good many other things
not mpllmentsry to these Dutch
| chris ian chimpanZees of the TransvaaI
who appear to have more "HUlg Ghost
religion than humanity for the blacks. 4"
The London New Age for May 10,
1900, prints an interview had with Mr..
Abrah IN Fischer by the Netherlands
Woman's League at The Hague for In.
ternationai Disarmament. which was
The colored American., 1900-07-28

single slave, and certainly tbis ~,
have been possible If there were q d.
trade, and blacks to lie bad from,
for money. OF course We do M, ~,
them like our equals. but We treat tbo-I
like children, like p' 'opIe of an infa,io.
grade of intelligence and civilization
There is not one true word in all =.
eusstions that have been brought q,
ward against Us" Ibis sounds vo,u
pretty and will doubtless be 4 -n,,I
as gospel truth by those who wish p
believe it.
There is a newspsper published st
KING WiIIiamstown, s. A, edited nv.
very intelligent and 0bservsnt native
African gentleman 10 Eng 'ish and ZnID
1t is called Native Opi ion" 10 ooa
Of its issues l read an account 1f tb.
'fa .herlY" treatment of native OH,
by B 'er farmer which exceeded in
brutality anything l ever heard q,
The girl. who was under twenty yesn
If age. had been guilty OF some triy,I
offence which had greatly irrtated this
'fatherly" Boer, she was stripped 10
the waist al d given a sound fisgging
with one of the harness traces and fell
to the ground covered with blood
The account gOes on to state that this
pi0us and "fatherly" old Dutch farmer
tied this girl under the body of bis
wagon face down and drove FIVE or six
miles over a rough road with his VIC.
tim, while she agonized in pain result.
ing from his cOwsrdly and brutal IS,
sault.
Mr.. Fischer is quite correct in assert.
ing that they do not buy or sell slaves
in South Afrl.a. II is very safe sta'e'
ment to make. The same may be said
OF the states Lately in rebellion against
tie UOited States But what \ gro 10
the South under the old system every
endured such hardsh1ps as are Inflicted
upon the victims Of the chain gain sys'
tenn of the South which is only slavery
under new name? Slavery exists IN
S. A despite the fact that it has not
received the sanction of law as 1t eX
lists here. 1t is Iermltted, not In
specific form perhaps, but it is none
the less slavery. ''We do not treat them
a. our equs's," carries with it deeper
sIgnifioance than is apparent on the
surface.
An editorial Ia the Lagos Weekly Re-
ORD under date N .y 26, 1900, comment
ing upon sn editorial IN The COoFed
American under the caption "Tbe
British and the Beers" and which 1t re-
produces entire, says, "rhe cruelty
practiced upon the natives by The
Beers has become proverbial, and they
have courted the chastisement they are
cow r ceivlng by the abuse fthe power
with which they were entrusted over
the natives" Man propose but there
Is God who disposes, and BaiOD''
like individuals, ere subject to the Dl'
vine law OF retrIbutive justice which
never fails and is inexorsbly exact
It is to b9 hoped that when the war Is
ended Great Britain ,wiIl rise to al
ado quate conception Of the higher puF
poses Of her mission, and introduce III
| SoDth trica austann ~ Government
The colored American., 1900-07-28

Io the course Of this interview Mr..
Fischer said ia ans Wer to the accuse.
tion that the Beers are slave holders.
I'VE are accused of being slave holders
Ii this were the case what would have
been easier than to Duy a slave from q
The colored American., 1900-07-28

their ports and whole districts compell'
ing . normal aoquiascence on the part
Of the Chinese,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22

W & O BRACI
GRIESEL y Winonie v bloku
Pekera, re wszYstkich tute-
s1ych sa'on6w nalwiecej piwa
sprzedaia. : czego wYnika,
4e piwo gose;om tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknajlepszem. w
glovnel sail % sto1y j nnogie
Ikrzesla, . nadto osobnY pokoj
ola chcacYch isiedziet osob.
no. Lud1i = tel, pc starokral-
kra;aku urzadaonej obe1iy
sawsze lls = uln. fec1 mimo
Ito kaldI ssybko dostanie
cssEo ssl,da,i S sadowolsnism
~ychoda.
E1pmsrsy tsra1 = osles
siesas
ais q snejds, sk y Grieslo~s
.1slanone iah salonen
Eroerti wslystko moga kupit
81 saiasta ola kuchnii stc@,
prowadsa& mslssa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22
.Kssita5ki rozmalte.

K~antycxki. - sPastoralki j kt-
5ledy cz Ii plO,akl wssOis ludu "
czasle SWAT Bozego Narodzenia
pc domaoh spiswane........ IS
Malowniiczy ops Polshi czyli
Geogcafia ojcz} stego kraju, z lic2~
nsml obrazkami 4 mspa. Zawlera
pr eszfo IS stronic. -, -. IS G.
Pan Iiuardowsj&i s}awny nl'strz
czarnokslezk', . wlelu pl! kneml
obrazka}n., ns]nowsze wYdalie pa.
ma Narola Mark W M,ko}uw,B. ma
SGlasxu....:.. ......... 2Oc
Kiieszoukowy Stounak Poiskc-
angielskt apg,elsko- polski To-
prawny) uIoz my przez An,onlego
ParYsk,egu wraz 2 ,,kauka wy
mowv ang,elskisj'.. -. s2o0E
Aleksandyo Chodski Slownik Pol-
ko Angielski ! Anglelsko-PoIskl
W mocnel oprawie re ziooonemi
tytullkami. Cena......... $1,000
4Ga aE,& -"-"ssE.E sF&I4 - && ~
Posnki, Dumka ] arJe naro.
dove %(uprawns).. ........... 23c
Zymot1 Swiietych PaRRskich. por
dug nsa1)epszYcn zr6dei wyjetych
2 dlist OJcdw ] Duktoro. Kosciota.
sws. soprscowane, I k%olorowa kart4E
tYiutowa j. Sniu Koloro~eml obra-
zsmi, najnowsze wydaDie pana
Kar6l4 MARK, W Mikosowie, ma
Ss,askn (supeln,e inne ,ZvwotY
! Sw,.tYch", jjask owe pof"szrowane.
I iak,e to dotad sprzedawali r~czrnaicl
podrozuiqcY ag-nci).,.. $500
| Wybor pie;;ni narodo,oych, - ktd-
rYm zna]duia SIG: dunk. s'vs,
marsze krakowiakl, matArY,
p,esni potrYotyczne. wejer
hlstorycane td...... go
Gratulant o:az p,rsn weselne d..
mlodz,enc6w j druzb6w. sawie-
rajacy: Zaprosiny ma Weatle -
sOfacye wsselne - Piosaki We
Aolne. Csna. zoe
L1sssiikl P0lsEi, zAwisral4cY ST.
Dnmek. Aryi, krsko~,sk6y !
plpssek tadoWych. w moonej
]. oprawis.. Cana. ..........795 .
esrastt POEM s's;s's, 81 SO :
AAas H,storW Naturel,ls 1at
ohraskAnl lads, zxti1efzalt cxvo.
rOaotn5 oh ptsk6w ryab, gsdow
owAd6H it'd. takatem Fel,ksl
.ss \ gslrsnlniiiiI sklI1,sggeos.. 3. q e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22
~
&. Ball.D[)0,Ml'iSIzIlE!lg|0
v Il Iaona, hinnl. !.
noxna,d osta6 rozmaite ks:.44k poll
skle.szczeg6lnie zaf naste pujsce:
SlAzK DO
NApDZENSTWA

Big : tobq Ks,azeczka do ma
boz WA u.a m,ouxiezY szkol.
ne ......... . ~
Katolix u modlitaoie czy',
Ks.az.a do naboz, h-twa tr*z
Sp,ewnik kosc eIny ma e:a{y FOX "
paradnvj mocne] .opfawle 2 wy
t1oozouyn ia okiadce z{oconym
obrazk,en toccne brzegl z oku-
ii ,n i zumeczklem ...$l,25
PERTH 10 Mu6o4tistpa, hsi4zkn
do ~ l., zenstwa ma cxesG Nslsn.zl~
szej PPM, Maryi Nleusta tcej P.-
mvcy, " taradnej oprAnle, IL to
brzegli : okuclem zameoz~
Klein -. ....,...... !. GU
CLOS serca, ksiazka do nabo-
zenstwa . uuzym, myr.&uym dru-
KEN, Ola ludzl starych hub wogole
siabY wrok msJacycn, " paradne1
oprawle. ziote Drzeg,, okucIem,
i zamtc4klem..,........ ~ G.
Ani6x Str6s, ksiazka do .nabc-
zeiiistna v o4uobnrj opraw1e, 2
ebla}e,ni ok{adkami . koscl- s{onio-:
vel, a. ziuconym brzegiem 2
%kla1nerka S to- W ma ma
prez d a panny 70
4ni6K Slr6* W paradnej opra-
wiz z aczarnej sk6ry. 2 wyttoczo-
nym ma okiadce z3oconym krzYo
zYklem, z{ucone brzeg', 2 klamer.'
ka..........i QUO
Ani6;l sSk6;S kslazKa do nabo-
zsls.wa ola k.to!lck't] miodzlezy
" n~n,ejszym fortuavie W wsfa-
nialej oprawle czerwone-
60 aksaml u, wJttoczon1m
n. ok4auce al 'conym krzyzyk'em.
re II, conyml brzegami -. ~ G
Wiauck Maryi (W'nrek ku.
c1c, N,Js"istsz-j M'ry, Paany) z
wY1'oczonym obrazkiem na oA4ad.-
&C. . ztocunYn bragg EN- Q ITO
cynym yluhk!e,n..:...:. Sl.W :
Wy6orek czyil k16tti spos6b
oaboze nstwu 'codzlernego oprawpy
W droga sk6rke z oSuxlem ! kla-.
merka IT, zioeonym krzyzykiem ma
ok}adce i z}otym tytpliklsn SOC
Ks Arcybi&kupa Du,i'M ksiai@
ka do nabuzths.wa (Biskupka) v
p%aradneJ opraVie re x4oconYm
tytu}em z}ocona bezeg, u oknoiem
iklamra (dla kobiet)..- sl,75
Ks. A~rcyb;skupa Duei,m ksiaz-
ka do nabuzehstwa (Blskupka) "
mocnej pleknej oprawie ~ zioco~
nym. brzegiem (dla kob,et) $1.3O
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22

,SOkkiots;ieE Macy Po,wle6G iprses Jln--S
'uasa % sGiAstin. TEiionaaessloanls I
francusk,ego Cnadxwycks Ole
kawa). Coma SO
1sadmem Piot,a Wsalk;isgo 1,ccs1yg-
q seminary Moskai Iawojowania=
cAfeRo Swlata...... 800. -. OF
Proroctco Miichasdy, Kr6lowei
g 6aby. l3te;; SYb,ll, IS. !. ,.l5ct.3I
Hsssoyya % .HrzsyOrzu, kt6rY
lot pokutowas, prsYkutY prsy
skaIe =. 81. So. ....... .......2VC
Zy,uot Gsnousfy. powie66 moralna
bsrdzo wzruska1aca 70 stRrozyt-
nYch czas3w...... ..... 2Ucs
Bolestau cziYlii Dalszy Gag Geno-
wef,, tk6maczenle przez SO. Qs-
oa nsk,eggo-s... . . -. 20 c
Fab;ozn. PoWiesc : czas6w prze-
6ladowanla Chrzesoian Y roku
800. Napisa4 Kardynai Wiseman.
l.ChW,le rozejmu. .. Walka
3 Zwycieztwo. ...4. SO G
w mocnel oprawle re zioconym
/, tY,uliklems.-.. 75c
Historya 0 szhchetnei MageIouis,
GORGE kr6la . Neapolu ! . Pio-
trxe rycerzu hrablm 25 G
Hsaorya sz1achetaej ! piek,ei No
tstzyss1e, ........... ..-..15c
Iaskinia p0tepie*ca. Powlesc przez
Fir. K. Tnczynsklego.... soc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22

- - -
Kssega ! Porsrsesasrnii Kr6ld0 Pollsktchl
.ssZs~iera o,,sjrss6 wistilktVgttuai
7xIO AL kIIktu kollorsDlll.
Zauiears nk4e spla kr65low ie
ION isdzleci GRAZ gl6wnisjszys,hhl
dat chronoloqicsnysh. PPortret
kszdego kT6la lest pedsny na
oddz,elnym grnbym kaar:on,ue,
rrztslicznie Rlanso1anym. Pod @
k.zdym poltr4tem jest wYdrue
koraus Dazwisko. data nrOdzze.
nis i 6mierc,. Cena &ls0O
RzepodniE do pieania Astos0'
milOsnych... . -. $50. zoe
Sennik persko :egi pski.. 200,
Lekarg Domoaoy czyl1 nleza--
wodne sponoby domowego TAME
10 leczenla Y0zmaitych chpr6t 25c
KUEHNIA POLSKO
Am ER lCena 30
cent6wl naJuowsza KsIAZKA.
~KUCHARSKA. ufozona przez 9
daiw9 dn6w,adcvon4 kucLarke PREY
pomocv kucharsa hotelowego.
kslazka ia zawlera Masterpieces
~rozdziaiy. Napoje Zupy, JarzYnY,
SalatY Rozmalte potrawy Z jag !
maxi Potrawy m,esne, Clelec,na..
t6kopowina, Wiepraowina, Dr6b.
Zw1erzyna RYby, Rome potrawY
m'esna Sosy pieczYwa honntitn-
~ j zadrawv LeguminY, budynie
! pasztetY. Lody.
I. Mode panienki bardzo szybko
%nabieraia wprawY n kuoharzeniu
jezel1 prsktvkujac " kuchn,, a
poraz zaglaiajs dc tego znakomi-
tego kucharsxieyo podreczm-
ka ................. 80 cent6w.
j Dzae3e 1tarego : nowego 1sstd'
me,stu Il obrazkam1). .4oc.
Dzieje Nuyodu Rzskiego
(Jozefa Oh 0 81 9 W 8 K il g o.,
ozdoblone lic,n-ml obrazkau j.
Ops tego wszys,kiego co sic dzia}.
" Po]sce cd najdaWniejssych cza-
-6w, szczegoln,e "a kr6l6w poi~
sklch. al do lat ostaia'ch. Acct.
Katechism rzymsko katozicki (wlek-
sly W mocnej oprawle...... Is
K. j. Debarbe. T. J.
Kotechizna rSymqsko- katoicks
" mocnej oprawie.
Hementars R1ske (duzy]. .25o
Heaentoy= Ma9y ola dz,ec
rolsk,ch W AmerYce.........:]2
LSstopnk E9lako. Ansayka@ski
podrecza,k zawiorajacy nauke pi
,ania i1st6w i Sotowe IVORY list6v
" wszystkjcL przypadkach ~
c,a W mocne oprawle--.... 85c.
Gyaneatyka Iezyka Pozskieyo, szkol-
&c przez Antpnieg, Maiec-
1iego Observation-Disclosures. e5 C
His5oryo Stunow Zjednoczonych cd
odkrycia AmerYki az do naszYch
czas6w, (przes4lo 400 %stronlc)
w mocnej opraw,e.... 81 90
Iosreanik Rlsko AnQielski.
ksiazka Ola latweggo nanczen,a sic
pc angielsku................ 65ct.
Goj1ine. Kslazka do o6wiecenia i
,budowanla duszv chrzesclansko-
ka toljckiej. !czYli kr6tki wyk{a6
Lekcyl Ewangeiil ma wszystkie
n,edzlele i sw1eta wraz z wynn
ksjaca atad nauka WARY oby~
czsj6w l gruatownem w~yjasnie-
MEM roku koScieinego, najgi6w~
niejszvch obrzed6w koso'elnych
mszy swietej, nabozenstwa do
mowego dia chorych. drogi
k~rzyzoweJ jake tez zycio,ysami
>Swietych Psnskrcb, czcsenych,
mianow'cle przez lpd> pelsko-ka~
tolick'. z :cznemlr obrazkami j
ltogrsfam, :p!acona poczta W
dom..... ..... ......-... 500
7|-<,Vv7y r -ru 4 - ~ -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22
PLAN
poc,ag6w koleiowych
W Winonie.

Chicago 4 Northwestern.
OdJazd pociag6w
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago passenger Elk Sunday 700 =. N
chicago passenger lex sun, e:s5 p. n
Ma Zachod.
Dakota Passenger daily 7;55P.M.
Mail Passenger, Ex. Sun) 1850 Pm.
Passenger, No. 1 (Ex. Sum- IT'S Pm.
PrzYhycle. poclagow:
Re Wschodu.
Chicago Morning Passenger No DAILY 1855 Am
Chicago EvsninGPassengs1 No. ! Ok. Sun e:4s Pm;
re Zachodu.
Ioeai P assen1' No. 8 Except Sunday, 40 p. N
Dakota Passenger No. 4 eek Sun 500 P. M
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Ma p64poc
Depart Arrive.
St. Paul 3 Minneapolis En- e.o5 am 11.4a an
St. P. & Minneapl. Limited AIS a N 1872 P m
Ma pokud ME
Chicago & ST. Louis express 1894 a. m. 1850 a. u
wszystkt, dziehre
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul.
Ma Wsch3d
Rock Island exty>,s ida ly) 1850 s: m
Fast Mall (dalyl o:4S p !"
Chicago ve>sibuled daily / $ s 11sa' Q. r.
Chicago express ftp m
Ma Zach6d.
Chicago express tdalyi 434 g. nj
Chicago vestbuled tdaay $50 an
Fast Msilidailyl - u Of p =
Rock Island EXPIRES: ialiv' os4S p m
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA DIVISION.
Pa se neer o:4s p m
Green Hay Line.
Depa< Arrive
Green Bay Passenger o:15 a m $40 P m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22
AND ). e + !. ea J.! !! s.;

GV two hundred views (from pho
.ographsJ Of the Holy Land-overinE the places made
;amiliar, by Holy Writ-the Land Of the Crusadcs-tke
stamp for sample part, or ninety five cents in postal On
express order, or hank draft. to GEO I. LYMAN: Gen
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-22
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