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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
Woods, Yarns,
and ZeDhYrs.

Our stock Of Woods,
Yarns, and Zephyrs, full
lines in al coIors OF Ger
maHtown. Saxonv. Shet-
land Wool and Fless,
Pompa;lour Eiderdown,
md Ice Wool and
Flosses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
Eos Wedesiog and Az
tssss:sary Presents.

Our own Importation
of Fine German, Aus
TRAN, French, japanese,
aud Oriental Art Bric-a-
Brac and .Bronzas-
specially low priced to
insure their quick NOV
Ioc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
SI.l9 yard.
New laCes.

White and Black ALL
over Tafeta Applique,
1896, Sc, and $3.50.
Black Allover Appli-
que Chiffon, So. $3.50.
and Sc.
1s-inch Black anct
White Tucked Mousse
line de Sole, S1.75.
Black Lace Nets, en-
tirely new patterns, 81. so,
$3.50. So, and $3.50.
La Tosca Nets, SO, 75c.
to $1.S9.
Square Mesh Nets,
Sl.25, s1.50, Sl.75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
II .A.lzOREgED SUITS.

Att fn avery nicely made Suit,
~ 'pAo Of strictly atwood che
yiot and Oxford llomespun, CO.
Tors Black and May, jacket silk
lined.
AtSI2.5O g :s'y !! F :;.l.i:. :
fancy l1omespnn: skirts cut full
flare, jackets short, double
breasted, and lined with tat;;eta
silk; actual value S15-special,
$3.50.
hf GIS q High Grade and Very
~ sPz0 Serviceable Suit, made
ofall-wool pebble cheyiot, colors
Black, Brown, and Navy; skirt
cut full flare and heavily stitch
ed; jacket cut short, double
breasted, and lined with tatfeta
silk; a regular $40 garment,
special. SIS.
See our Special Grade
Suits, in blouse and Elton effects,
$3.50, $40, $3.50, S25, S27.5o
to $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
COrdcs IIIOSbY.
"A STl|pEENIvDOlIs SALE OF SElkS.

4 perfect avalanche Of glaring Silk
Bargains, and 50 coavizseizlggly cheap. as
to send all competition into obscurlty.
Every one Of them the spic and span Of
this seasons choicest styles. both plain
and fancy weaves These goods were
bought for SPOT CASH at a sacrifice, and
are 10 be sold accordingly. Back Of every
yard IS our reputation, and you know
what that means when silk buying.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
Lace Curtains.

ing.
Lace Curtains.
Nottin CHAM Lace Cur
tains. entirely new pat
terms, 81, s1.25, $3.50, s.
: to s..
Irish Point Lace Cur
tains, IS, $3.50, 81 to SIS.
Tambour Lace Cur
tains, entirely new pat
terms, $3.50, IS to SIS.
Point d Arab Lace Cur
tains, the curtain novel
ty, SO to SIS pair.
Rugs and Druggets:
9x12 feet Ali-Wool
Smyrna, entirely new
patterns, a regular $50
value, S19.5o.
9x12 feet Extra Quail
ty All-Wool Administer
Rugs, real Oriental pat
terms and eolorings,
! S27.5O.
9x12 feet Superior
Quality Wilton RCgs,
Oriental patterns and
coIorings, a great bar
gain, $50.
All sizes Smyrna, Will
ton, Administer Rugs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21

i z. K n s. I =.
Nicely Made and
inc d Garments,
perfect fitting; the
material used IS
izersey cloths: col
ors, Tan, Castor.
Brown, Navy, o.
ford. and Black.
Price. $&.as 10 $50.
Box Goats, &c
inches Ions, of i'm
ported kerscy CLOTH;
colors, Tan. Castor,
Oxford, and Black;
. styles, s.. tight or
loose back. Prices,
ST. to s22.5o.
to-inch Automobile
Coats, made Of
kersey cloth, self
lined; colors, Ok
ford, Tan. and
Bla c Il. Prices,
$3.50 to $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
Black Dress Goods.

Black Dress Goods !.
IF lis a Black Dress
YOU want, and if it's new,
pretty, and stylish, it IS
here, and in greater varie-
ty and at lower prices
than elsewhere.
E7our Very Special
Black Goods Values.
Ali-Wool Cashmere, perfect Blacks, the
regular sec. grade, special. .;:oc yard
All Pure Wool Granite Cloths, bright,
Iustrous Blacks, the regular ;,oc grade,
special ..................- ::9c
5e-incn Atwood cheviots, perfect
Blacks and right weight. the 75c. grade
4Gc. yard
5:-jnch Extra Quality Atwood Che
viots, great bargain ....-.....'"c. yard
5o-inch All-vool Venetian Cloths, per
feet Blacks, the regular 81 grade at
73c yard
Broadcloths. perfect Blacks and the cor
rect finishes, 81 $3.50, st.75, s2.5c, SO,
and $3.50 yard
Extra-Heavy Kerseys and Cheviots, for
short skirts .............s2.5 so and s.; yard
COEoTed Dress Goods.
56-inch AhWool Cheviots, with White
hair-line stripes, new, pretty. and styl-
iSh ..........-- ........ SOC.
New Plaid Backs.
Entirely new effects, full line of all new
fall shadings, 81, s1.25, $3.50, So, and
$3.50.
New
Serges,
Cheviots,
DiaSonals,
Whipcords,
Broadcloths,
Prunellas,
and Venetians.
all The new and staple shadings. Prices.
soc. to So yard
New line CT Kersey, for separate skirts,
e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
WALKING
SKIRTS.

w AlksiSI
.-@--
ON
The LARGEST. bcst
80 ''-A -
most fairly pricod
eyer seen.
st s3.ss-s Very
Nicely Made watiz-
;,. c..;,t of lii
'0' .
h { a w STRAPPED
.,;to,,;, oro,,,a
ba++o,, Great
!i,areain-s;4s
- h IS to s s. as.
= .s W..
rasn,ona by i as'o@
eu o"n'' OF hea.s
che'iot' G 0 0 |
slack, Navy, ana
Ca o,,,. u,a5.
Gssof go s nr'ee r fran
Sos to s'',
i ElDERDONN
BATH ROBES.
Ss ns.i', full line =. =. Of
''' civ
t
! EDERDUW
HRESSsAE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
other Week OF Phenomenal Selling.
A Verifafle Feast Of ss.Barz

.BARGAIN,' nueh]y abused and badly misu
and guardedly. To-day we tell Of masses Of NEW an
such kinds your present and near future wants VI
we direct your especial attention 10 our stock Of Sll
WEAR. LACE CURTAINS, aud RUGS end DRUG
placed Look elsewhere. then here and co1lps
and every other prudent SHOPPER viii reaai reeanze
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21
ElDERD0WN
DRESSING
SACQUES.

Eiderdown Dress
ing. all colors, nice
" trimmed, Csc. to
| SOS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21

Full width rt,d
+ 4ngtll. full line of
Alorings. $40,
s4.9S. and s17.es.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21

521se phrase, but word always used here carefully
and UP-TO-DATE FALL FiE.RCHANDISE, and just
vii demand FOR both home and wear. For this week
JGGETs Gu which quick moving prices have been
pare prices and qualities; for confident you
e Ibis stores price advantages Below for instances:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05

WEDEUG W1ADOMOSCI -
Nowego Yorku pisze powien ofierc
z Manili do swych rodzic6w, "
Brooklynie, re major. Klrkman.
sluzacy " tel randze " szerega ch
ochotnik6w, jest pod sadem wo~
|jennym "a zniwazenie arcyb.
Chappellego, papieskiego posla ma
Filipiuy. " drodze ze San Fran
cisco do Manili wywiesif. major
K1rkman;i komendant p}ynacych ma
tym samym okrecie eehotnik6w,
swe prze6cierad}o do powietrzenia
tax il zakrywalo okao pokoju are
cybiskupa. Arcybiskup wys}al swe-
go duchownego asystenta do ma
jora z oswiadczeniem, 81 ME zyozy
sobie wietrzenia " TAXI spos6b
swego pokoju ekretowego,
Major odpowiedzla} IL SIC ME
troszczy o to, czy rzeozony Pokdj
bedzie wiet ~zony hub ME Arcybis~
kup zni6s} milczaco zniewage pod
czas podr6zy. "a przybyciem do
Manili w3s}al %jenera} Otis ofieers
szatabowego we wsFania}ei {odzi
celem przywiezienia " mel arcy-
biskupa do miasta. To wyszczeg6l-
nienie zastanowl}o dopiero i zdzi-
wi}o Kirkmana. Wielu oficer6w,
wiedzacych o TEN ~zajsciu, zapyty.
walo Arcybiskupa PREY ~odjezdzie
czy hedzie skarzy{, ia co ten do
stojnik odpowiedzia}: "Rozumie
sic, IA to, ably sic druglm " przy-
sziosci tax ME sta}o".
Zadziwiajacy wzrost i postep
miasta Chicago, jake mlejsca targu
ma zboze, jest wart zanotowania.
W roku 1895 siedmdziesiat i osm
buszll pszenicy.a ME wlecej, wys}a~
no z tego portu;; szesd lat p6zniej,w
roku 1914, juz przesz}o rjeden
million buszli.w pierwszym roku
wojny poludniowcami (1s6i)
przeszlo> SO milion6w - q lie obec-,
ME sic wysy}a, trudno dok}adnie
oblicayt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05
Ressv dop,xie podaoe =.
innem ubisjssu kr6lswSIis oglo~
ssenie.


KY. Wharton:
Golden, nlemal konajacy pacyent,
zezna1 pod przysieg4, q Goebel
padl z reki negra, kt6rego repu~
blikanie przekupili. Kilku whit
niejszych republikan6w, a nawet
g%ubernator Taylor, So wmieszani
do splsku ns zycie Goebla. Repu-:
blikanie, welding zeznan Goldena,
mleli zamiar zgladzi6 w~szystKich
energiczniejszych demokrat6w "
celu zabezpieczenia sobie zwyciez~
tya politycznego. skandaliczny ten
process jest " biegu, kt6rego glove
nym 6wiadkiem jest mad grobem
stojacy Golden.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05
MAST AGENCl'

Upowaznieni So do Eslektowa.
MIA abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepu
l4oy nasi agenci mielsoowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. - FraAoiszek
WardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. - Alexander
Niedzielski, l6l4 - l6 Str,
BALTIMORE: Fir. Ziarnswsk,
712 S. Bond St.
MILWAUKEE.
i Kniter oss We'll u.
NANTICOKE Pa.-Fr. Jaa&oisk
NoRTH PRAIRIE. -JA Klia-
ger.
OAK HILL. = St. Peg>rzelskii
PIKE LAKE Wis. A1an
Banbenek.
w1fNo MIMI. ]. 4sssAsWh
nH1oAGo. - DR.. B. Wsdsi&sk,
49, wabansia ssA.
eaIoAao. = ian F.skslstatsw-
RID III ss Fry ~,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05

! I' /! ss. , \. o,sn,aili .
'Winony.
Programyby3 nsstspujses:
We Wtorek, 81 Marca, wszys-'
y ksiess, kt6rycb by3o cEterecb,
sluchali spowiedzL
We srode nasz miejscowy
proboszcz, wiel. Z. Wojtowicz,
odprawil wotywe, zas <. Murlow-
ski 6piewal sume. : K. Cieminski
.powiedzia} bardzo piekne, zast6so-
wane do okolicznosci kazanie.
Nieszpory celebrowal <. Murlow-
ski.
W CzwarteR pierwsza msza
swiet3 mia1 ks. Murlowski. Wety-
we odprawif mieiscowy proboszcz,
sumo celebrowa} Z. Cieminski, ka-
#s
.zanie wyg}osif <. Zalewski :
bardzo rozczulajace - o grzechach
i pokucie.
Odpust zakohczyl sic procesya
PREY spiewie ,,TWoja Geese chwala."
Ksieza, z powodu niepomyslne]
pogody, zatrudnieni byli s}ucha~
MEM spowiedzi
W Piatek do obiadu i . 2
z po}udnia, <. Murlowski jeszcze
obchodzi1 z nami stacye, . 0 5tej
wielebni ksieza goscie sic rozje~
chali, pozostawiwszy " sercach
naszych zasiew cn6t chrzesciah-
skich, z kt6rego oby jaknajbujniej
rozrosfy SIG plony.
Kohezao zass1am owym Wie=
lebnym Dobrodziejom serdeczne
,,B6g Zap}a@" - " imienlu ca}ej
parafi, i presze 0 mas ME zapomi-
nae.
J6zef Gruba,
AsHLAND1
(W1S).
Nieszczescia sic tn sypie niby
kara boska.
Kawaler Franciszek Chmielak,
z Galicyi pochodzacy, mlodz,en1ec
3 wyzszem wyksztalooniem, dozna1
|potluczenia ramienia przy z~rzucaniu
KIDD. Leczy sic tersz " szpitalu
Reinharta i tn musial precise bo-
lesna operacy2.D oktor twlerdzi, IL
potiuczonemu znowu tax zmia1.
dzone zyly naprawi, re bedzie mogl
ramieaiem w1ada6, jak dawniej.
+ Drugie nieszczesc1e spotxalo
naszego starego Talaske, kt6rego
byk potera1, nagniatajac mu zebra.
Ma sic odby6 wielkl uroczysty
polski obch6d narodowy " dniu 3
Maja, NJ kt6ry gniazdo soko}6w
zaprosilo Towarzystwa, tax kosciel-
ne, jak narodowe. Wystapi ich az
cztery, nadto jedno li-ewskie i
slowianisk1e. Obch6d ma bye TAXI,
iak nigdy pred tenn. Daj Boze
doczekac:
, Pana Lewandowskiego obda-
rzyl bocian synem. Dzieeko mat
ka zdrowe, chrzestnymi byi pan
i pan Talaskowa.
lyle com m6g. uowln tom
r3lo Hooboro~o TNr.D1e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05

IA zek " n.
Protest.
Bay, City, Mich, 81 Marca.
My n,iej podpisaai protestu-
jenny przeciw korespondencyi, "a.
mieszczonej " numerzs IL zGoDT
niby v obrone wydawcy PEAwDT,
a pochodzacej niby z Iona tutejsze.
go towarzystwa naroaowego:
Przyznajemy, re Towarzystwo
must sie rumieni6 "a
postep'ki swego prezesa i ME dzlwi'
Wy mu sic, re ~wystapi}o " jego
obronie. Lecz jak Towarzystvo
smia1o brac caIa hahbe ma siebie i
twierdzid, j1k.by to wszyetko co
by1o wypowiedzlal nam v gazecie
W1ARus 0 wydawcy PRAwDT przez
jego correspondents Z Bay City
byfo zmys)onem!
y. Prawda jest. 5e wydawca
PRAwD1, wiedzi~i, Re pleni2dze cd
KS. Blskupa przysz}y, a ME wyda}
og61owi:
-. Prawda jest, zesEyaawca
PRAwDY wxia1 s dolardw cd To-
warzystwa Serca Jezusa ma korpo-
racya, ME da} korporowa6, AMI
pieniedzy ME zwr6el{, az pc dw6ch
latach,
81. Prawda jest, ze wydawca
PRAwDr wiedzial, przetrzymywa1
pieniadze cd KS. Biskups, az teraz
dopiero. gdy do muru przyparty
zostal, pieniadze te zwr6ci}.
A. Prawda jest, re dis lud
sic. kim jest wydawca
i re tylko lyle z podste-
pu.
s.: Wydalo sic podczas tutej-
nieporozumlen parafialnych,
ze tylko mai Ia mysli z tego
wszystkiego interes robic a lud
ma bezdroza.
Wszystko inne co 0 tym panu :
podanem byf we W1ARus1E, tez
byio prawda.
t. q. J
z szacunkiem
J. S. Marchlewicz {
Jan Nag6rski !
Alexander J. Frebrowski
Mateusz Kufef
Michal Jozwiak
J6zef Zielinsh
Michal Kozlowski
Walenty Tyborsi
Jan Kopaeli
Alex Wendrowicz
Jan Andr1ejewsh
August Marchlewicz
August Goaabiewski
st,ni,a.v Lato~sh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05
Nl,'ls kisIsHsli.

nowany m0narcna, StaWny XIII
ksszubski Franclssek Biesski v
Chicago.
2 tel szczeg6lniejszej okazyi
poswolimy sobie powt6rzYc z Via
rusowego rocznika zr. 1es7go.
z numeru ma 9 Czerwca, kr6tki
opis aktu koronacyi, dokonanego
W owym czasie ma sedziwej g}owle
kaszubskiego monarchy:
Nv dniu 4 Czerwca zwo}ano
wszysciushnych Kaszub6w do gro
mady Ia hale kaszubska ma Chica~
goskiem stanislawowle i zaproszo
no slawetnego drucha Kusza, ably
jake, srodze powazany pomiedzy
bracis, pierwszy CLOS zajef "
sprawie koronacyi kaszubskiego
monarchy.
lob. Kusz, wstapiwszy ma
m6wnlce. powiedz;at powaznyoh
slow kilka do zgromadzonych, ma
.w,o}ajac, ably zaraz ma TEN zgromf'
dzen1u ukoronowano skronie naj-
dzielniejszego~ bojownika kaszub-
skiego Franc,szka Bieszka. kt6ry
JUL i tax cd davns faktycznle mad
wszystkimi Kaszubami madrze i
sprawiedllwie panuje:
,,Zebrana p~.blicznos6 ,adosnea
mi ekrzykami sbjawil. swe zado~
wolenie z:tej propozyoyii obywa~
tel Kusz, " imieniu ca{ego ludu
kaszubskiego, w}ezY} najprz6d ma
skronie Jego Mosei Franciszka
pierwszego wieniec z li6cia debo~
|~ege, q potem wcisna} mu ma g}o~
We ko rene Z cienkiej stal'. srod
aktu koronacyjnego spiewano ch6~
rem kaszubsk2 pie6h narodowa:
Tam gdzie Vista cd Krakowa
w polskle morze piynie,
Polska wiara, polska NOVA
Nigdy ME zaginie!
,,Przy tym uroezystym akcie
przemawlali pomiedzy innymi
kaszubscy d%ygitnarze: J6zef Gil
mejster. 49, krdlew6oi breda i Sc
|kretorz, Jedroch Szulc, wielgi mar
szolk korane kaszubscij - Jadam
Kusz, komnisorz spraw wewnetrz~
nych, Jaszek Bia}k, nowezszy q"
dowy sekretorz, Is centowe lechwe)
i Freck s m g K, oplekun
worka ksszubsciego.
.,Zaraz n~azsjutrz po koronacyi
lego Kr6lewska Nose Track 1
wydaf okolnik oznajmiajacy
,,wszeteoznym Kaszebam W Ame~
ryce o skfadze krolewkciego do
mu 49, spisany bez samego Kr6la
W Radny checze IL Micha}a Majew~
sclego."
z prawdziwa rozkosza wspo~
mlna;a prawi Kaszubi owe maj
swietnleisze chwile swoich dziej6w,
a PLACES mad panujace1u teraz "
Kr6lestwie nierzadem, Powaga
tronu kaszubsklego dzisiaj podob~
ME uszczuplona, jak by}a powaga
tronu polskiego "a czas6w kr6la
poniatowskiego. W kraju panuje |
nie}ad, b~ezkarnosd. rozwloz}ost,
bezsumienne szulery karciarze rae
buia> poozclwych wiarus6w 3 ciez-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05
Y Stanach Zjed. i Kanad1ie $500
W Europie Roniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w a n k /.
renumerata wynosi racsnle

Abonenoi op}acajaoy W1ARusA
3 de}u, kon1ecznie musz& pfaci6
800 n. jeden rok, ro.Hmle sig
49, takze "a rok 1899, lube " tym
roku dla przedp}acicieli ozyli pfa~
e4cych naprz6d, rocsna opfatee
zni1ylitmy ma $3.50.
Kto sjedna nam dw6ch no
ryoh abonent6w i przo6ae cd
xsadego c~aloroozny abenament z
rory, temu przez oa}y rok gazette
Ola niego samego ~przese@ad bedsie~
my bezp}atnie.
Kto odbierze poozty try gazety'
awaianym jest "a abonenta i odpo,
viednalnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
sychmiast podat wydawog WIARusA
sw6j .nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyra&nie ME
edm6wia gszety "a podrednictwem
istowego hub innego urzednika
poostowego, W1ARUs p~sse{any be-
die dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestanie
odbierad gazette, powinien wpierw
.aplaciG jezeli co "a mia wiaien.
Pieniadze "a j ola W1ARusA ma
le3y ~przese}a6 przez pooztewy Tub
expresowy Money Order, Mona
tel przese}at sbonament " dolaraoh
papierowych, przez Postal note,
albo " jednocentowych Tub dwaoen
towyoh ~znaczkaoh pocztowych, leoz
jeieli abonament, " TAXI spos6b
przes}any, " drodze przepadnie Zoo
sic " tym kraju bardzo rsadko
*darza) wydawca W1ARusA ME
bierze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial;
no6oi. Take listy najlepiej kazaG
ma poczcie registrowac DO wtenczas,
urzqd pocztowy bierze ma siebie Cd
powiedzialnos6, re wraz z zawartos.
oia dojda ma miejsoe przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przesefki pie
uiezne do W1ARUsA adrescwa6:
81. Derdowski
500 Z. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA. MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05

48y ~
Chicago.
szaaowny Panic! Cierpialsa
m chorobe tsi2dkai v4troby prsG
mniej viecej p6ltera roku. TO 6
spravialo ~straszny Dol glowy. ze-
sta1am wylecsoa4 panskiem znakss
mitem Gorzkiem Winem. Donosz4
Q tym fakeie wszystkin. kt6rEy.w
podobny spos6b clerpia. ably SIC
deviedzieli 0 zadziwlajacych skut
klein lego lekarstwa i przez u1yaie
takowego zostali wyleczeni talsans
jak "a.
Trinera Gorzkie Vino poleoils
mi sasiadka, kt6ra sauna go uzywah.
jake lekarsswa domowego. Wyle.
czy1o ja jej dzieci. Pc ukyeinn
jednej butelki spostrzegian, L.
zaezelam lepiei trawiG i 5e hi
gfowy zupe1nle ustaf. Zam6wilzn
sobie potem sses6 butelek tegoWin
i uzywa&an go tax d}ago AZ costa.
lam zuPeinie wyieczona. Czuje sip
teraz lePiej niz kiedykolviekY
zyeiu. Wiedzac 60 to zaaog
cierpieG ma to choroby, pclesan e
Vino szezeg6lnie matkom. zsF
takowege azywaly ~sdzyskaly we
zdrovie.
z szasankiaA
Branciszka Dvorzak,
zoe ". 18th sd.
Ohisags.
Triaera Gorzkie Vino jest M
sprzedat We wszystkich apeekaA
Tub u fabrykante
J6eefd 7sSRene,
4sf ". Is It., Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05

lI4sarn1Ga1l@skAdyktdr
lsie rospartowal ! pansm Temsssem.
Jamrogiem, ma terss 6wiete easy,
DO MIC NE robi, tylko oczekuje do
.pierwssego Msjs, ably zalosy6 bu.
sines, do ktdrego jut M wszystko
przysposobione.
y A nasz salonist. pan Jan VA
sielewski Eaciera rece, <pewny v
tym roku dobrych urodzajdw ola
farmer6w, q vice I ola sieble do
.brego plonu, gdy sprzatna pszenice.
Jezeliby kt6ry 2 rodak6w naszych
z dalszych stron do nas wybiera1
sic W droge,.to z ca}ego serca mu
te polska oberza polecam. Pan
Wasielewski ma porzadne, wygod-
ne stancye ola gokci. Jest to
cz1owiek uprzejmy chetny do
us}ugi; cbetnle rodakowi we wszy-
klein pomoze i doradzi.
Frauclszek Wardyn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-05
ZAsHTON


Farmerzy " okelicy Ashton-
skiei JUL pc wiekszej czesci pokon..
ozyli zasiswy, a tego roku many
bard.o ladna wiosne; mokro i cie-
p1o, vice pszenica in1 pistnie
w.chodzi. : szc.eg6lnie pszsnica
1imowa tego roka dobra: j. sam
man 60 akr6w sbGaaych j milo
spogllda6 IA xiislsnieee siis pela.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-03-29
COUNTY TAXATION.
State Auditor Dunn Issues a
Table Of Taxation in the
Several Counties Of
the State for
IS9

State Auditor Dunn issued tabu-
lation of taxes levied in the several
counties Of the state for 1889, showing
in detail the amounts levied, lands
and personal property assessed, and
other important matters. This state
ment Is usually issued but once ia two
years, but such a.demand has grown
up for detailed information OF tay
matters, that Mr.. Dunn has issued Il
this year. There are 50 counties in
cluded in this table. Beltrami stands
about as follows in the list:
Fifty-two counties have greater
assessed acreage than Beltrami, and
only Is counties have less assessed
valuation.
In 1899 only counties levied less
total taxes than Beltrami, and her to-
tai taxes amounted to $40, 1926.
Only five counties in the state levied
less special school taxes for support
of schools.
j Only 16 counties levied less township
revenue taxes. ~ Sz
Only five counties levied less gross
sum for mill county school tax. .a
Only % counties levied less gross
sum for roads and bridges. -.
No village taxes were levied in the
county. .sE a..
Beltrami had 355, 544 acres onthe tax
rolls, and it's total assessed value was
81, 1881, 100. T.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-03-29

George Bates, Ted Smith and Earl
Carson were worked in on the
ground floor of the great publlca.
ton. It was hard year for all OF
them. But the PIONEER managed
to pull through, although village
orders were only good for crackers
and cheese at Cars s or Whites.
In the summer of 1897 w. +.
Street took a half interest IN the
paper, and it was moved to the
palatial quarters now occupied by
James Wanzer as barber shop.
The quarters were not quite SO
palatial then, however, and IHE
PIONEER occupied the upper story,
still printing from the old hand
press. For two years the paper
thus continued under the joint CO..
partnership of Edward Kaiser and
w. f. Street, but in the summer
of 1899, Mr.. Street found himself
SO burdened with other businesses
that he disposed of his interest to
A. M. Greeley, who has Slnce
been the editor of the paper. The
old hand press dropped out with
the advent Of Mr.. Greeley, but
stillit was found that better
press and more complete equip
ments were necessity. If the pa
per was to hold its own IN the
field of Bemidii and Beltraml
county, and recently it was de-
cided to put in cylinder power
press, so that if occasion arose a
daily paper might be published IN
obedience of the growth and I'M
portance Of the city and county.
THE PIONEER has always been a
republican paper, supporting the
party from a sense of duty to
principle and not from sense OF
income or graft It has always
advocated the gold standard, the
protective tariff and reciprocity
and now joins with the party IN
advocating the widest expansion
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-03-29

Four years ago this March The
PIoNEER was printed and publish
sd for the first time, on an old
] land press that had been used BY
the Thirteen Towns of Fosston for
many years, but which became
PIONEER property by right OF pur-
,Ichase, lon time. The type was
also Thirteen Towns type.
The PIONEER Office was in two
small rooms oyer the store OF
Carson Bros, who rendered every
assistance in their power-Earl
frequently furnishing the whole
power-to get out the issues. Dur
ing the year 1896 the paper had
|, the earnest cooperation Of nearly
Everybody in town, on publication
day, DR.. Omich being about the
only citizen who absolutely re-
fused to put his hand to the press.
His objections being based on con-
stitutional grounds, and were al
lowed to pass, while Ed. Boyd,
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-03-29
SIXTH DISTRICT CONVENTION.
Duluth the Place and May Is the
the Date to Name Con.
gresham.

A meeting Of the Sixth district Re-
publican committee was held March
Is, at the ST. Louis hotel, Duluth, in
response to call issued recently by
Chairman Oscar Mitchell, for the pur-
pose Of fixing a date for holding the
congressional, convention this year.
The convention will name two dele
gates to the national Republican con-
vention to be held at Philadelphia, in
addition to placing in nomination a
candidate for congress. The repre-
sentatives at the Sixth district con
vention will be two delegates-at-l
and one for each 125 votes or major
part thereof cast for Judge Morris at