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The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

Miss Belle Brandon went to New
Orleans, Thursday. She was ac-]
companied by little Lydia Buchan-
an.
Mrs. Hollingsworth is guest at
Como. =
Mrs. NJ. Ryland, We regret ito.
hear, remains quite i'll.
Mrs. A. Buquoi, accompanied by
her baby and her mother Mrs.
Schwabe left last week to john hel,
husband in their new homo in
Crowley, =
Misses Carrie and Isabel DOherty
were guests Of Mrs, c. ". Tempel
last. week.
-.
II. G. Tempel, our handsome
young typo, is boarding at the
Royal while his brother HIS small
pox. So you will find no Agerms''
between the leaves of this paper,
dear reader.
Mrs. 4. +. Barrow is Suffering
4 fgem an illness, which the doctors
I have diagnosed as German measles
Mr.. Morris Wolf came UP Med
nesday night for final visit before
the departure Of himself and family
for Europe, which takes place to
;: day. Bon voyage.
J. B. AlrOnbeck left Thurssla,
fora visit to his family in Waco
Texas.
Judge ]. NJ. Thompson Left sa
! urday last, after a session Af til
4 circuit court here. lie was q gEes
II at Pecan Grove during his stay.
Since no household is complet
: without Il baby in it, we recss'
1 1 with pleasure that the home x
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Burgas hg
;, been thus completed, and its hN
% ii piness crowned, by the arrival I
= a daughter, on Tuesday, March 2!
She has BEEN named Beatrice fl
his mother. :.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24
Prevented A Tragedy.

Timely information given Mrs.
George Long, Of New StraitsHillc,
Ohio, prevented a dreadful tragedy
and saved two lives. A frightf,,l
cough had long kept her awake ev'
ery night She had tried many
remedies and doctors but steadily
grew worse until urged to try DR.
Kings New Discovery. One bot
tie wholly cured her, and she writes
this marvellous medicine also cured
Mr.. Long of a severe attack Of
pneumonia. Such cures are posi-
tive proof Of the matchlcss merit
of this grand remedy for curing al
throat, chest and lung troubles
Only SOC and $1.00. Every BOTH
guaranteed. Trial bottles free. a
all drug stores.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

e.
The marriage ofeNfiss: Henrietta
Iesassitr Of New Otlea,is, and Mr..
Charles Fox has been. set for April
the fifth in St. Paul's church, New
Orleans; The webbing will be q
simple one, after which ihey will
leave for their 'nfatare hcme in
Cleveland, Ohio. ;. The, bride elcc,
is a charming GIRL and has many
friends in. this parish, besides her
relatives at ''Sninysiiie," WHO will
gladly join. nsiiR.&el,ing Aer lp''c''
happiness. .',''
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24
AUGUST MOWER.

''It 10 5 surprising fact" says
Prof Houton, "tl,at in my travels
in MI parts Of the world, for the
last ten years, / have met more peo-
pie having nsed Green's August
Flower than any either remedy, for
dyspepsia, derangea liver and s'oi'''
aeb, and for constipation. ! find for
tourists and salesmeli, or for per-
sons filing Office positions, where
headaches and general bad feelings
from irregular habits exist, that
Green's August Flower is . grand
remedy. It does not iniure the sys'
Item by frequent use, and is excel
lent for sour stomach and ipdlges'
Ition." sampl bottlesfree at kil
bourne Il Forrcster's St. Francis
vile, viIl,ret & Affairs Bayou
ESara.
| Sold ~ dealers in all civIlizes
conn ries
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24
" c Hear

4)f some one, whose bluff was
sailed nicely the other day. lie
Told Jos. Stern, the popular horse
dealer, that he would buy q horse
i the one he was riding could I've
exactly matched. Nothing daHnt
81, Mr. Stern did so, bringing ont a
perfect match to the other horse.
glere was nothing for the man
lyas was really not a wonId-be
archaSer)tO do, but to look, admire
land ride away.
W but one spring wedding
What is the matter Z?
ot 50 many cases of the prevail
laS disease that it is difficult to re
ealltles'.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24
Act No H. 5. Il. No. S-by MIR
JOINT RESOLUTION.

ACT NO /. =. u. No. o-DJ Mr.
Cage.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing an amendment to- the
the Constitution of the State of
Louisiana relative to ratifying
and carrying into effect Especial
tax levied in the City Of New
Orleans for certain public i'm.
!. :lsoyements: and to establish
therein public systems OF sewer
/ age and water. the issuance of
bonds therefore and the providing
Of ways and means topay the prin.
"ipal and interest Of said bonds.
Section l. Be it resolved by the /
General Assembly OF the State of
Louisiana, Two-thirds Of. all the
members elected 10 each House con-
curing That the following amend.
ment to the Constitution of the
State be submitted to the electors
of the State at the next general
election for representative III the
Legislature, ito be holden on the
Tuesday next following the third
Monday jim April a. d. 1900 to-wit.
| Astiele l.. ''The special tax or
public isasplsaSements, voted by the
property taxpayers of the city OF
New Onle;tps OH June 6, 1899, and
levied by the Gity Gasaseil, by Or.
dinaucc 80. 1884 approved June
22, 1890, .is heselW ratified, and
its validity shall uexar be ,anesti"n-
I'd. T'he speeial act adopted by
the Legislature at the Special ses.
aion held 90 August 3, RS9Q, Con
J stituting ehe Sewerage Apd w ater
Beard of the Gaty of New Orleans,
;. authorizing the.city Of New Orleans
to issue binds, .end providing the
r means to pay the priucisusl and In
y terest thsreos, and for other pnr-
e poses cognste TO the pusFpases of the
D special tax aforesaid, ;is hereby
G ratified and approved, specially
r including the therein reserved leg.
e islatiyc right to amend the same;
i and all provisions of the present
" Constitution in conflict with the
3. provisions 0f said act, and with
Is this amendment, are to that extent
+. anil for that purpose only repeal
"a ed"
p Section 9. BE it further rcsOlv
rs cd, ETC., That on the official ballots
IT 10 he used mt said election, shall b'
,e placed the words, "For the City o
,e New Orleans Public Improvement
H. Amendment and each clecto
shall Indicate, as provided III til
GENERAL election laws of the Stat
which Of the propositions, "for' o
"a "against" he votes for.
r.. s. p. HENRY,
r;, peaker Of the House of Reprcsel
,w t.tives.
. r. III. SNYDER,
III Tieuteant Governor resiqe
IN of the Senate.
Approved August 18th, lGa9
'c' MURPHY J. Ft,SINR,
ny Governor of tic .State of i4a,ssislissi'
ser A true cory
,iu JOHN L. MICHEL.
,.h Secretary of State.
Eah- 5..1Ow.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

Euohre parties, small and ipfor'
NAL continue to be popular pas
time. Mrs. O. Lejeune and her SIS.
ter, Mrs. w. T.Forrester entertained
with one on Wednesday afternoon
and Mrs. Robt. Montgomery drew
together a congenial party for s
game ON Thursday.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

The jewish Ladies' Aid Society
of Baton Rouge has received special
thanks from the managers Of the
Jewish Orphans Home for box Of
household linen and underwear
Such benefactions, these ladies con
tiDue from yeai to year, in a quiet
undseentatious way, not forgetting
F.ths claims of the Touro also.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

kt is s*srylhartl toatssnd idly by
and sec our dear ones suffer while
awaiting the ARRIVAL of the doctor.
An Albany n. Y. dairyman calIe
at % drug store there for a doctor
to come and dee his child, then very
sick with Group. Not finding the
doctor In. he left w0rd for him to
come at once on his return. He
also bought 8 bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, which he
hoped wonld give some relief until
the doctor should arrive. In few
hours he returned, saying the doc
tor pecd not come, as tho child was
much better The druggist. Mr..
Otto Scllolz, says thc family has
since recommended Cliam6erlain's
Cough Remedy to their neiglbors
and friends until he'has q constant
demand for it froii, that part of the
country. For sale by Kilbourne
& Forester, st. Francisville, Vii
erct & Allsiu, Bayou Sara.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

The smallpox, or, Us many prefer I
to call it 'the prevailing disease .
numbers many new cases in t"wn'
Through the courtesy Of DR.. ~. H.
TAYLOR, President of the st. Fran
cisvillc Board of Health, we are IN
formed that there are between Ii
and Is cases at present.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

Bowel liisorders corrected with
Anti Cholera Cordial. Price 25c a
bottle. For kale by Villerct 4
Allan l,ayoa Sarp Kilbourne d
Furrester st Francisville.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

The following named pevsons are
latest sufferers from theprevail-
IagdlsOrder GrahamTempeI, son of
= W Tempel, Frank Spohn, Sid
aS Norman and Jim Leake Frier,
kama Clack,
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

II strikes us as sacriIegious for
any mortal wan to assume that he
cal. show how jesus would edit a
newspaper. Rev. Chas. Sieldon's
.ysps,ire is purely sensational.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

A. X. Hawkes. specialist lhas
been induced to remain over Sup
day at the drug store OF Hibonrne
& &,Forrester to accommodate those
who have failed to take advantage
Of this last opportunity of haEine
their eyes properly tested. Don''
miss the last chance.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24
JURY vENIRE.

I,iat Of Jurors .lrawn for the
April 1900 term of the 18th Jud.
Dist. Court for the parish of. West
Feliciana, Louisiana.
Grand Jurors.
archaeological, E I Daaisl, Jno knd'
dock, L W Dol,erty, Chas Bell, Matt Gil
more, Rsht y Taylor, I W lsntlsr, Z u
Jphnson, T HIps,. Ovids ieiea'e, I
Roberts, Rem McWatcrs, Geo Tawn, A u
Briaut, J + Austin. WP Yaish,, Jone'
Lucas, N B Lee, Ike Petty.
D,t;t Jprnro for Sccnnd Week.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

il you suffer from rheumatic
pains, lu,pbago, govt, Or pains oi
this character, try Relief Lirilpent
The hest Iiniment in the world. II
will do yen good. For sale by Vii
lsret & Allain Bayou Sara Xii
bourne q FORESTER st. Francisviiie
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24
Il Saved His Leg.

4. DanfOrth, Of LaGrange'
4, suffered intensely for six
y, nortbs with a frigltful running
a, - on his leg, but writes that
Vrrklen's Arnica saIvc wholly cur.
4 Il in ten days, For ulcers,
sOunds, burns, boils, pain or piles
81 the hest salve in the world. Cure
,r,rapteed. Only 25c. Sold by
sldruggists.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24
Have Won noticed the new sort OF

Have you noticed the new sort OF
wagon used by j. F. Irvine for
hauling? Instead Of being enclosed
with boards, there are stakes some,
tlringlike axood. wagon, set at a
distance Of Q feet apart, and 8 feet
high. The drivers seat is consid'
erably elevated. Nicely painted, it
makes q neat appearance, and is
considerably lighter than the more
heavily enclosed wagon.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

The author Of the fourteenth
amendmert TO the federal constitu-
tion, ]. A. bingham has recently
died. oh, for Onions that would
water our grief !
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

IosestOrc the clear skin, the
@lghteye, the alert gait and sound
AeaIth, use DIR. NJ. A. Simmons
liver asllieine.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

Subscriptions taken for any news
paner or magazine Published.
villeret g. Allan,
Bayou Sara, la
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24
p;.m,,rck's Iron n erve

q. the result of his spl endid
q, Indoa4able will and 'tFe'
'.S,, .So., energy arc not found
~ stomach, liver, kidner and
n, s.r,I, are ont of order. Il 'yo"
N those qualities and the success
~ bring, use DR.. Kings Ne"
\. pals. They develop every
'.,,,, sf brain and body. Only
s;s 1t slldrnggists.
I.H. Perry has debOrned 'Raf'
.;l,js ddiry cattle.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

We have saved n,alIy doctor bills
since we began using Chamberlaiu's
Cough Remedy iiH our home. We
keep a bottle @cn ali. the time and
whenever anyof my family or my.
self begin to catch cold we begin to
use the Cough Remedy, and as a
result we never have to send away
for a doctor and incur large doc
tor bill, for Chamberlaim's Cough
Remedy never fails to cure. 1t is
certainly a medicine Of great merit
and wortll.--D. s. Mcarklc, General
Merchant and Farmer, Matte,
Bedford County, Pa. For salo:.by
N-illeret 81 :Alhain, Bayou Sara Kill
bourne & Forester St. Francisyille
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

Copstilalion of the howaie may
il easily cured by a few doses Of
ii, NJ A. Simmons Liver Nedicine.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

ChiGSen cEolem has appeared.
N. Bat IIaralson says he has lost
A but six Of his chickens.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24
ASH YOUR
:. :: !: DOCTOR!

Ask your physician this cues.
ton, "What Is the one great
remedy tor consumption 2"
he win answer. "Codsliver
Oh. Nine out Of ten will
answer the same way.
Yet when persons have
consumption they loathe all
fatty foods. yet fat Is neces.
sary for their recovery and
they cannot take plain cod.
liver oil. The plain oil dis.
tarbs the stomach and takes
/ away the appetite. The dis.
agreeable Rshy Odor ard
/ taste make 1t almost uNen'
] durable. What Is 10 be done 7
This question was a';..
/ wered when we first made
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

!. !. was a severe storm, Sun
NV 'asl,f. The electric display
y ,,s,Hng, one fash of tighten e.
lslloxcd another in quick
....i,o. A good deal of hail
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

Mr.. Ben. Ilcsdortftr, who left
here about two weeks ago, prepara'
tory to Ills European tour, has
been replaced at Mfr. Ben Mann's
store by Mr.. b. iiirscllfield
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

Mrs. j. d. Wood very charming
ly entertained ,the club on the after
noon of St. Josepll's day, Monday
ths nineteenth. She was assisted
in receiving by her sister, Miss
Frankie Brandqp. The game was
an animated one, and the ladies'
who secured the souvenirs Of a
pleasant evening were Mrs. Brooks
who was awarded first prize, Miss
Maggie Ellis, second prize, and
Mrs. T. II. Ellis, the consolation
prize.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24
List. of Letters.

Flushed checks, throblliRg TEN
pies, nausea, lassitude, lost .appe'
tite, sallow complexion, pimples,
bloteI,cs, are warnings. Take .Dr'
NJ A. Simmons Liver Medicine.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

Nature n.akcs ali things bcaali-
full in their time. Every one Of
life's seasons, VIXEN life moves on
Natures lines, has it's own. charm
and beauty. Many women: dread
that period when they must ex.
periepce change of life. They fear
| that face and form may suffer by
the change; and sthat they may
fail to please those wliom they love-.
The value, of Dr. T. pl'iiesF5cr;s''s' Fas orite
description in this crisis of wohi."
ans life lies in the fact that it as
sists nature. Its use preserves the
balance and buoyance of the mind
land sustains the. physical powers.
Many women have expressed their
gratitude for the help and comfort
given by Favorite J. Prescription in
this trying peri'd. Its benefits are
notspassing lint permanent and con.
duce to mental h;si'piness as well as
physical strength.
Rev. Mr., Ware, state secretary
| Of Mission work of the La. Bap
! tist Copveatiop, made u short wisi
to this place ffom Mtasnesday tt
Thursday. lie informs tbs that
noted evangelist, Rev: Mr.. johnson
,pf Tennessee, will caWe hssrc tn
Ilatter paat.af April for: the purpos
6 holding a series Of religion
, meetings. Mr.. Johnsolfs gift
!, are varied and not mSeiy confne'
} to pulpit ability. Az he sings an
, plays weN, he is always able t
; , attract interest and attaption.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

>. z. B. Hassel, Logansport'
..;,es For 10 years have
p n, NJ. A. Simmons Liver
i'nap = =, tbc best Liver Medicine.
'''l'''s ~ little boy of frightened
.c'is. I. y sleep, caused BY torpi"
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

A. X. uawks' specialist has been
induced to remain over Sunday mt
ding store of. Kilbourne g. For:
roster to accommodate those who
have failed to take advantage OF
this last opportunity of having
their eyes property tcstoa. Don't
miss the last chance. II
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24
g.puE DEMOCRAT

,.,eroI persons here conf" n oe
'',m ,a,i,,s a bit of gre EN- ribbon
y s,r saturday, in honor of st.
s.,,;pk,
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

Rev. DR.. Cooper of Jackson was
iii sIOaaent preacher at the Meth
dl,t services, last Sunday morning.
The proprietieS, strength
AMl effect of DIR. NJ. y. Simmons
liyer adicirc are always the same,
1lcamot he. eqlalrd.
Miss Zeitie LuwtaSon has IiaI
ii attack of measles. We nell
liop it,GFeeisllyAs tie report II
ont that it WIS ScarIaIina.
fake Vegetable Black Berries fo'
s0lstipation and flyer tronhIes
Winter and summer they work tho
$amp. Prize eJc a lOx. For sal'
ltYiIlprt & AIIain Bayou Sari
KlbOurne s. Forester St. Francis
filIe.
The true Democrat., 1900-03-24

The an,i o,ities ire not getting at
the root Of the matter, when they
merely, -
1 Require vaccination
II Flag infected houses
III Close schools
and yet do not strictly enforce the
law,', requiring persons convaleseing
4 from ON lhs lls disease, but bearing still.
tho smallpox: y. upon them, to go
about. This is the most dangerous
period, expedss say, and therefore
the charge, constantly made, that
tpersGns in that condition do 60
about, should be looked into. 9th.
:crwise the disease will become epi.
,demic in our towns. -, -;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-06

lIgnacY Goiebouski. Florida. y. y.
Anna M-lk, Chicopec Falls, Mass.
MaciojCiesielski ChicopeeFall. Mass
"A. Domrzalski. Long /. City. \. y.
frank Ros, Coplay, Pa.
dan Wojcik, Manayunk, Pa.
'Stanis}aw Mosiniak, Washburn. Wis
lRuttersberger, New kensington. Pa
Frank Wisniewski, Pittsbur". Pa.
II. Vaughan. Toledo. O.
j. Rozanovski, Detroit. Mich.
IMichaf BartkoWiak. SouthBenL, Ind
Jan Petras. Raritan. Nj.
Andrzej Santa, Glen Jcane, ". Va.
Fred koZniak, Chcboyy:n. Mich.
tWojciech Praybviski. Lorain, Ohio.
Majchrzycki. Buffalo, n. y.
T.. L;ewandowski, Bloomfield. NJ
iGrajkowski, Vodnany. So. Oak.
Jan Bednarek, Depew, n. 7.
Ekonstanty Jabfonski. Athens. Pa.
KoTiba, Ashley, Pa.
Tom Andrews, Procktor. Mass.
~. Winkler, Depew, \. Y.
IN. Poniatowski. Dillon:alle.. Ohio.
Fran. kozicki, Gastonville, Ia. .
Jan Bariik, Manayunk. Pa.
Webster. Rilay, Ne.
John Buresk. Green Bay. Wis.
'W}. Glinski. Chicopee. Mass.
'kacwinski, So. Chicago.
John Szymansk;. New York. y. Y.
:kabot, Kceneen.W Wis.
!Zofa Brcnza, Congo.
Win. Pirnat, Castle Gate. Utah.
M. Slauty, Castle Gate, Utah.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-06

iAndrzej Manzik, Syracuse, n. Y.
iAntony Eurejko. New Britain, CT
iSta. Sobotka, New Britain. Conn.
ITckla Rozpiochowska, s. Bend, Ind
tJ0zef krzak, Saginaw, Mich,
jJadwigaP aprzycka, Wilmington, Del
lIgnacy Pongonis, EGwardsville. Ind
Jan Bak, Hazleton, Pa.
wv. Michalski, Berlin, Conn.
IJozefa Oszakiewska, Baltimore, nd
Paul Puhala, Clarence. Pa.
iMicllaf Strzyzynski. Chicago. III.
IJ0zef Mosinski, Chicago. Ill.
Jan Josinsky, Douglaston, \. Y:
Nv. Nowak, Amsterdam, n. Y.
Is. Poleski. Nr. Alterboro.
iJozef Rogalinski. Milwaukee,. Wis.
Mary Thor, Carlton, Wis.
Maciej Rakczynski, Detroit, Mich.
wv. Starostka, Silver Creek, Nebr.
}Ludwik Pazurik.W estSuperior, Wis
w. Wojciechowski. Pittsburg. Pa.
Nowakowski, Wellham. Nd.
". W alentowicz, Pittsbnrg. Pa.
u. J.. Churchill. Easton, y. y.
Agnieszka ko5cianska. Buffalo. NY
Rozalia Jagodzinska. La Sale. Ill.
IF. Wisniewska. Washington, Pa
.I0zef Wisniewski. Hampdcn, Mass.
Weronika Jedrzejewska.C Chicago III
Jan LublinsH, Claridse, Pa.
Julian Bernat, Chicago, i'll.
Potter Romonyak, Scott Haven, Pa.
"A. Kruezczynska, Dunkirk. n. /.
tAndrzej Buczkowski. Nanticoke. Pa
Leonard Cykowski. Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-06

Simon Teepoo, Mashapaug, Conn.
John Thorman, Rice, III.
Joe Luhes, Gilberton. Pc.
Johan Hoyan, Elmora, Pa.
Renj. Marszgk, Youngstown. o.
Frank tukaiA wicz, Buffalo, Ny.
Walenty JaEobnwski, Pittshurg, Pa
Jak6b Skiba,-C hicopee Falls, Mass.
Wine. Martin. Edwardadale. Pa.
Andy Deminkea. Braddock, Pa.
Andr. Velehr, Belt, Mont.
JoZef Hezncr, Simpson, Fa.
J6zei Rybczynski, Waterbury. Conn
Andrzej koWalsSj, Plymouth, Pa.
T. Keller, Berlin.-sfis.
stan. AatusEak. Green Ridge. Ill.
S. Miller, New York, n. Y.
Henry Neuman, White Pigeon, III.
Mateusz NoHasov-ski, LaSallc, III.
4. Czyzewski, Troy, u Y.
hukasz Pocipcha. Mcnekaunec. Wis
Adam Dudek. Stanvood. Mich.
J6zef Uhrin. Elmora. Pa. Camh. Go
Nawrzyn Il atuszak. Buffalo. n. y.
Jan Jusewicz, Southport, Conn.
Andrew krIper. Buffalo. y. Y.
Neunlen.W litcPieeon. WhitcSidetlf
Observation-Disclosures Webster. Mass
X. Mandziorsky. Mahanor City, Pa.
Krystyna BiAehier, B~a1r.esboro. IA.
NJ. ScrdensIi. buffalo. n. y.
Frank Krausr. Syracuse. n. y.
MARGIN Kan,ienski. Glasgow, Mont.
Jozef NoHicki, Mount Carmel. Pa.
Jozcf Mardas, Granville. Mass.
Mafolepszy, Cleveland, Ohio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-06
.0soby til wymienione j tysiace innych zosta}y wyleczone przez
, Ora Hama polecaja go jake uczciwego u%miejetnego lekarza:

stachura, Chicago, III. q
Mary KratochyiI. Woodville, Pa.
Frank Kiss, Baltimore, Md.
Samuel Hunk, Coplay, Pa.
Jan Weiss, DunErk, N. Y.
d. Witczak. Philadelphia, Pa.
w Rezniczek, Ciclone Bell, Tex.
Jack Ramon, eileen Lyon, Pa:
|Ludwika Cyron. Toluca, Ill
august Matkebel. Kelly.
Jan Crosse, +. Helena, Montana.
Peter Netzel. Virginia. Nebr.
Mary kochier, Wampum. Wis.
u. Ackerman, Centralia, Wis.
IN. Wtisch, Erie. Pa. .r =.
.Jozef Lewandowski, Jersey City M
koscielnik. Minersville. Pa.
iLorenz LawniczaS, Marinette. Wis.
John Fodder. Spring. Valley, i'll. "
tom. Pabijan. Trauger. Pa.
is. Bicrnacki. Trenton. Nj. ..
IJan kanelis. Elein. Pa.
A. oikularlis. AleSandropol. kanka;
siciIai Pallulski, Fttshure, Pa
Ia. Szwujkait.,s: West Plttston, Pa.
lJan Dclikatny. Chicago. III.
Nv. Glinski, Chicopec Mass
IJ. An~drzcjezuk, Winnipeg. Canada.
Ia. Golan. Pittsbnrg. Pa.
IA. Gorcjenko. New Britain. Conn.
lama Modlinaka. Detroit Mich.
s6zef Harner. Simpson, Pa.
Joe Urban. New British. Conn.
iRobert Rankin, Detroit. = icii
q. Rawa. South RiEer. y. y.
II. h Delckta, Chicago. Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-06
IL $l3, 995 81 $13. 1896 81
sZK6L D1sTRYKToWYCH FUNDUsz.

SZkUL ISTR1 kIO" lCII TOVUUoA'
1910 D0chod.
, Marc. W $25 ,25l IS
przen;es,ono = Gen Fund General. 81 1862 ~
Przeniesiono z Gen Fund One mjH.... 4 1856 81
Przenles,ono z Gen Fund Proc cd bon
dow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: -. ~ ~
Przen,esiono z Generalnego Funduszu
m,asta W,nona s oeclalnv Ssk6lny AZ 368 50
Prxen,es,ono z Generalnego Funduszu
:. ,asta W,nony One Mlll.....--.-. 5 S56 sc
Przenleslono z Funduszu Generalnego
m;ss,a W;nonv ond,...... ..-.. 5 583 %
P1zeniesiono 2 Apportonment rach. % ,7s5 a.
Kozchod. |
Zapfacuno' kasYerom' Szk61
D,str... ..... So. 81 Cos % !
Prseniesiono do Stanowego. |
rach Stanowei pozycskl... 022 So
l Iistopada " reku.".- -. 80 6734l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-06
- Y 1872. 900 97Sl39, 800 81
RACHUNEK MlAsTA WIEONY.

s RACHUNEK MIASTA W1KONY.
1900 D0ct0d
1 Marea " reku. -...:........ 80: q l6o ~
P ,zan,es;ouo = General Fund General - 33Ssd .22S
Przeuies,ono Z Con Fund bondy miejs. Is S34 t,3
Przeniesiono = Gen. fund. B,b.ioteks.. 5 $40 10
Przen1esionn 2 Gen Funduszu u ep-
SEEMS lokalne. . 543 ~
Prem estono ran Fand hall mae]sx'el
Przeniesiono lGen FUND parE m1e]skt 1881 u
Pfzen,es z Gea Fand %polrwan'e ulc.. IS: 86t
przen,ee,ono z Gen Fund Proc. karY
i kOszta ..........- y. -. - o32 9UI
Rozch6d. tas4-f
Kasyerowi atanussG 92t35
l Listopada " rsku..... ~ $40 26-