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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-23
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
illinois Central.

Gong East.
No. 2, Chicago & ST. Paul Limited-0.9:4S p. m
NO. 4, chicago Express-d. .1:20 p. m
No. rs, Omaha & St. Paul Express-b .9:2O a. m
No. 81. Fort Dodge Passenger-b. 6: SO p. m
No. 81, Chicago Manifest s. Stock-d.. II rs p. m
No. 81, Fast Stock--c. 40 a. m
No. "a, Local Freight b. 4 los D. m
Going west.
No. Omaha Limited-d ...... .5:57 a. M
NO 8. Omaha Express-d.. 80 p. m
No p st. Paul 8 Omaha Express-6 .7;27 p. m
NO 81 council Bluffs Passenger-6. 500 am
No 81 Manifest Freight-d.. .6:O4 p m
No. 81 Omaha Stock-c. .. li:15 o. m
No. SO Local Freight 9:2O q. m
L IN. daily. 6.daily except Sunday Il
No. arrives Chicago 1920 a. M.
No. arrives Chiago 700 a. m.
lis 7:30 q. N. ~
No, g arrives ST. Paul 7:soip. M, at Minneapo
gers. = IL
Tickets sold and baggage checked to all points.
III. E. CASHIER Agent
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-23
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

For week ending Nov. 6, letters for
the following persons remained un-
called for at the Denison postoffice:
John Jones, Fife Beebe, c. Boil, 5.
j. Jackley, David l. Owens, Ralph
Morris, Andres Sorrnickson.
Parties calling for the above please
say advertised.
D. L. BoYNToN, P. M.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-23
SHAW FOR PRESIDENT.

At first glance it would seem that a
strong Republican state like Iowa stood
no show of furnishing a Republican
candidate for president but stranger
things have happened. 1t is largely a
matter of sentiment. the idea that can
didates must come from close or doubt
full states. Home candidates have
their weaknesses as we'll as their
strength. And so the talk of Gov.
Shaw as an available man for presi-
dent must not not be dismissed as mere
ly complimentary. We do not except
anyone when we say that no man in
Iowa has made a greater impression on
the people of other states than Gov.
Shaw He had the courage to speak
up for the gold standard when others
were timidly feeling their way and
since then the country has learned
that he was not boru to follow in
Others paths. This year he made a
wonderful campaign and his speeches
attracted an attention that must have
:
been as fiattering to himself as it was
pleasing to the state of which he is
executive. Whether in Nebraska or
New York he knows how to reae the
hearts of the people. In political cam
paighing there may be place for
those whose strong card is to laud
their friends and abuse the enemy but
converts are not made in this way.
Gov. Show reasons with the man who
differs with him and he does it so we'll,
| is so sure of his facts. is so fortified
with figures. is so logical in his con-
illusions, that he holds the waivering
voter and shakes the faith of those
opposed to him. The Governor is al
ways in great demand during cam
paign and he goes wherever he is sent
as cheerfully as if he was the humblest
| spellbinder in the ranks. In addition
to this we at home know of his high
character AMI the versatility of his
ability. Keep your eye on Shaw and
you will see something, Lake
Mirror.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-23
TELEGRAPHlc BRIEFS.

A house collapsed in Darmstadt
Thursday, burying score of workmen,
of whom u are dead.
The next convention of the National
Association of State Dairy and Food
Departments will be held in Buffalo
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-23
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul at Arion

a fine sheltered and watered ranch
with loo acres of fine timber, on tSA
Missouri 4 riverfor sale cheap. Address
L. 5 beaumont, Mannhaven, Mercesss
county, N. Oak. ,4e' GER
The Forrest City times., 1900-05-11
Additional Locals.

d. G. Webb is in Hot Springs.
Mrs. Ed Berry, of Madison, WAS
shopping and visiting in town yester-
day.
Tom Thamb Wedding" Wednes-
day evening at the opera house Adj
mission 90 cts, children half price.
Mrs. a Becker, of Memphis, was a
charming and gracious visitor To friends
and relatives in the city yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Brown, of Cad-
we'll were visiting and shopping in the
city yesterday, and were guests at the
home of j. b. Terry.
The family of Prof. J b. Williams
who have been visiting relatives and
friends at Brunswick, Tenn. returned
yesterday TO their home in this city.
Chas. Hunter, who has been in the
city some weeks, the guest OF the fami-
ly of his brother, Mr.. ID. |. Hunter,
left Thursday morning for his home in
Little Rock.
Alderman 5. L. Mcdaniel Is suffer
ing from broken leg, the result OF an
accident in handling timber at his saw
mill at Widener. We hope Price Will
recover rapidly.
Capt. knight went to Hot Springs,
Thursday morning TO visit relatives
and 10 mingle with the great crowd of
brainy men who are assembled in that
town this week.
having crown and bridge work done.
This kind of work does away with The
rubber plate. Your best friend can Z
detect that they are artificial +. A.
Long. Dentist. Office over Dunayant IS
Drug Store.
Miss Eva Reichardt will entertain
with a tea Thursday from to Z in
honor of Mrs. Geo. Byroade, OF Fort
Roots, and Miss Rolwape, of Forrest
City. Little Rock Democrat of the
9TH. Miss Alice is expected home the
latter part of the week.
Mesdames Barrow & Hatcher, the
Florists, shipped beautiful collection
of flowers To the Tennessee Club in
Memphis the first of the week. This
order was probably the largest sent
out by the ladies since the establish
ment OF their business, amounting to
$50.
Mrs. Fred b. Browntof Carmi. II,
arrived in the city ednesday morning
I to JOIN her husband who is now 4 va
ued empIoye of The TINES. Mrs.
4 Brown IS most pleasant httlegiady
and will be at home next week at the
residence of Mr.. +. j. lizard, "A short
distance north o. the city.
The Forrest City times., 1900-05-11

The cleaning up of the grounds
at Stuart Springs has again been
brought TO our notice. Mr.. En-
met Mallory, the present owner Of
tins lovely and popular summer
resort, is anxious that the people
of Forrest City manifest the pro-
per interest and put the springs in
a condition to be enjoyed by the
visitors and homefolks who desire
to get an hours respite from the
heat and dust of the city during
the summer months. The time is
not far distant when it will be
necessary for Forrest City to have
a public park, and what more suit
able place could be imagined, OF
what grounds could be selected
which would be better adapted for
a place of amusement than Stuart
Springs! Our citizens, 1t seems,
do not fully appreciate the value
of this beautiful woodslot with its
abundance Of cool shade and many
other commendable virtues which
it holds for seekers of rest, recre.
alton and pleasure. This property
should be owned by the city and
The TINES is in favor of buying it
by popular subscription and then
the improvement may be carried
on in a systematic way, and per-
sons who aid in the work will feel
that their means are being employ
ed for the public good.
The Forrest City times., 1900-05-11

The event of the week in .o.;.,
the marriage at the boms 80 ssosclety Va,
III this city Yesterday afrernoI1ne brds
hichsrd q. Thomas. of Mn" Nm, OF NJ
Miss Fannie Dele Horne az a. anna, IA
Rev w. &. Davidson. of ia a. n sils cilJ
church, officiating. The bridau islhods
our most beautiful and non rr Is one Z
ladies. while the groom 4 a'ar youh,
Young business man Of MAJ rlsir,
travels out of st. Louis for tes. sas
BROS Drug Co. in this terri,orn New
and Mrs. Thomas left over i ,sa NJ
taw for short trip. and vii; SIe CAcs
Brownsville, Tenn. No eard ,' VISIT d
sued. The visitors were NJ. "eIeh
Mills. Memuhis; Airs Gene p.s = {
Memphis; Mts. Clara MAYS Wussleld
Mrs. p, ID. Turner. Miss Ernr, VI !, and
Nrs. STRAIT Thomas. Of NIsrisno' e'aIs
contracting parties have me ~
wishes; and may peace. hanninani. oeSI
prosperity attend them thrpp. ,.'S =, ala
our earnest prayer. :" "is'a
Mrs. +. A. Long and Ms. N..
ari visited the Bluff CIV tha 1 s!.. Y
week They were delighted az v llsI q
Dewey carnival WIN 1s
The Forrest City times., 1900-05-11

come In from Memphis and other
points by the hundreds. We have
seen bitterness between nclghbors.
We have seen the courts trying
mon for running blind tigers. We
have seen the law and order league
bounding men out of the county
for selling liquor unla : .plly. We
have heard OF men peri 6ring them.
selves on account of it, and we
could enumerate other things
which have convinced US that the
best way to promote temperance
is by example and precept, and by
licensing and controlling the sale of
whisky. Hence we submit that to
vote down license at the coming
election will be calamity to For
rest City, for the reasons mention
The Forrest City times., 1900-05-11
Revenue VS.. Local Option.

If lot informed TO the contrary
by our record, one might suppose
from perusal of Rev. Davidson's
article in The TINES last week that
the editor of this paper is an apol-
ogist for the evils of whisky drink
ing, aud that he endorses them and
is glad of their existence. Mr..
Davidson was perhaps led into
making this mistake from the rea-
son that he is not familiar with the
facts and did not seek TO ascertain
what the facts arc. The same dis
regard of the records and what is
known by all citizens who have
resided here ten years or more,
LED him into reaching other and
equally erroneous conclusions,
which he hurriedly rushed into
print in answer to an editorial
which appeared IN tins paper week
before last, concerning a new city
hall, IN which we said:
The matter of buying or trading
for lotaad the erection of mod
ern city hall is upon the minds of
those IN authority. There is avail
able for this purpose som ething
ike twelve or fourteen hundred
dollars. The balance of the cost
will have TO be paid in city scrip.
We understand that when the pres
ent tax collection is paid over the
town will still be something like
$1,000 in debt. This is less than
usual at settlement time, and of it,
self amounts 10 very little as
matter influencing the council in
this matter. But there is another
matter which is of graver concern
10 the aldermanic body, and that is
The possibility, not probability,
lh&t whisky liccnae may be voted
out at the September election. TIE
TIMES does not think such will be
The case, nor do they, but still they
must tlgure upon the POSSIBILITY.
It is estimated that should such
calamity befall the town, city scrip
would drop to ten cents, street
lighting and city waterworks
would be abandoned, street and
general city Improvement come 10
= standstill. and that, therefore, to
Issue $500 or $1,000 in scrip would
Involve the city in endless debt.
This is probably line of thought
which is well enough for council
men to consider briefly, but seri-
ously, there is nothing in it, be-
cause The voters are not going to
deprive themselves of the benefit
of the revenues of whisky license,
when they we'll know, as has been
time and again demonstrated, that
no matter how rigid the intentions
OF the prohibitionists. they have
heretofore tailed and will always
TAIL TO prohibit the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors. The traffic has be-
come TOO great 10 be banished, and
those who want it will buy it, if not
al home, then elsewhere, and there
fore they believe in licensing the
saloon and regulating its sale, and
receiving whatever there is of ben
eft 10 be had from the traffic. We
do not think there il any likelihood
Of losing the saloon revenue, and
he council should proceed with
he town hail enterprise at once.
The Forrest City times., 1900-05-11
McCulloch Coming Home.

Congressman p. d. McCulloch
will return to Arkansas next week
aud make an active canvass of sew
eral of the counties of the First
congressional district, He will
open at Harrisburg, Poinsett coun-
ty, on May II. He has made seven
appointments to speak in Wood
ruff county. Auditor Clay Sloan
and Judge Felix G.. Taylor have
been invited to meet him on the
stump.
The Forrest City times., 1900-05-11
Propositions:

Wishing TO retire from the Print
irg Business, | desire to sell my
interest in THE FORREST CITY
TINES. A bargain for the right
man. Address: ED LANDyolGT,
Forrest City, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1900-05-11

as well as necessaries for the every
day table, can be secured from our
choice stock Of canned goods in
glass and tin. Our exquisite pr.
serves of straw berries and Caliior.
MIA peaches, pears and cherries,
and our fine vegetables in glass
and tin, are the best. Our Dinner
party peas should be tested-they
have a natural sweetness and ia.
vor that you seldom and in can.
ned peas. Remember that with
every cash purchase Of 81 and Up
ward | give away absolutely free
u handsome, handpainted piece Of
table china. w. II. SANDERS.
A beautiful, drop-head New Roya
Sewing Machine is for sale at The
Newsstand, cheap for cash, or on easy
payments.
The Forrest City times., 1900-05-11
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

aOEmOSRAilS ilShEi
For Representative.
:. NJ. BLALOCk.
For County and Probate Judge.
GEO. L. TAYLOR.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court.
GEORGE b. MALLORY.
( For Clerk of County and Probate Court.
T. c. MERWIN.
: For Sheriff and Collector.
w Z. WILLIAMS.
For Assessor.
GEO. W. ROWLAND.
For County Treasurer.
T. E. HASKINS.
For Surveyor.
r. l.. STOCKARD.
For Coroner.
j. II. ALLEY.
FOL Justice of the Peace, Madison Tp.
j. b. SANDERS,
WALTER GORMAN.
For Constable. Madison Township.
THAD. SELLERS.
Propositions:
For License.
A gainst License.
For Constitutional Amendment.
Against Constitutional Amendment.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29
KsIAzKI DO
NABOZENSTWA

Kiq4ka do ra5ofdatsn napi--.
sass pssss Aros6isksP1 DsfsjsG.
TAX svana Blskupka, dla ko-
hiot. 4l.6OF
Ta sauna Biskupka. = pick
0iejsse1 oprawie,s okuciem "a.
mecskiem 90
A,idt 6trd&, ksi4&ka do nabo-
eehstwa y pieknej oprawle, 80
si0tYm trxegiem O.65
.Ani0i 6trd& - oprawnv y
sE6rke siocone brzegi : okuciem
sameczkiem slotym tytuli.
KEN $50. 60. $l.W
TAX, sam An;61 ,8tyd&, opraw-
ay " ko66 sfoniowa. Z okuc,an ]
ameoskiem, stosowny ma podaru.
ola dem. .............$l.5O
Wsanek Maryi, 2 wyt{ocsone-
ml obrazkaml ma okfadkach
sameczkjem i okuciem
zfoconYm brzegiem $3.50
WsaneE. Masyi, oprawnY "
sk6rke.z ztoconym brzeg'em zfoco.
nym tytullk,em, bez zameczka i
okucla .................. 80. tl:OO
Wvborek czyll kr6tki spos6b
1abo4exstwa oodxlennego v swy
cza1nel oprawie. 40 G.
Taxi sam Wybor<k,' o9rawny "
iroga sk6rke, z okuolem j zame:s-
xlens 100 ....- 90 @
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29
W SALON1E BRACI

W @ BRAC1
|GRIESEL y Winonie v bloku
Pezera, xe ws1ystkich tute-
ssych salon6w najwiecej piwa
.prsedaia. : czego wynika,
|ie piwo gosciom tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknajiepszem. w
gl6vne, sail 60 stolY i mnogie
|krzesla, . nadto osobnY pokoj
Ola chcacYch siedsiet osob.
no. Ludzi Y tel, pc starokra]-
krajsku urzadzonel obersy
sawsze jag v ulu. fecs mimo
to kazdy ssYbko dostanie
czego zn3ada, j : sadowoleniem
A~ychodsi.
Farmersy tersx = cafcm
miescie wyeodniejszei gosDodY
ME znajda, jak U Griesl6w. . y
|poiaczonej ich : salonem
groserni wszystko moga kupit
co s niasta ola kuchni ! stc}u
.|srpoWadsat musz9.
%8%S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29
w KSIEGARN1
f. DF'R DOWSKIEGO
" Minona, Minn.

" WinOna, Ainn.
molina, dosta6 rozmaite ks!4zki pol
skle .s~zczeeolnie zas haste pujsoe:
Ksiazki powie6ciowe.
Racz ! narzekanie 0jcow SIS. osyl'
S'edm Ks'9g M~ojEesza. 3d.
Rzyqody my;l;wca ujrdd 1od0u
pd{nocy i las6w po{uduis. Podiue
Fl. Hsffnana opracowaf M
Brzezlnski. - Zxw,era: Polo
wlrloryba. - 6potkaaie Z bi4lym
n,edzw,sdziem. - W 6niezuym
qrobie. - Polowanie "a Jsgua-
"a. Po6r6d ksjmanow. 20o.
PROXY c;erplivo;;c; czyll Prsygody
Msoka~I Jego Prz"dk6~ v vol.
ME z Tatarami. Opowiaianie q
Starym Mao,eju Budn,ku, kt6ry
Mo um,ai mlloxed, choo'a& cho-
dsifo o sbswienle jego dussv. "a
O. ugrz3zk v smole ! ocsekule
su,liOwania Bosk,ego. PPrzes
Adama Piugs. % etr. Coma loo .
Piiekna Hiisterya . 0ierpl;.sej Ras-
ME. GORGE kl6la Antoniusza oe.
SARA tureokiego Z KonytantY~
uopola (Carogrodu) kt6ra bedac
n dworu. p6zn,ej prses 3 lats
:: p1elgrzymuiao wielkie utrapienla
nedse cierpiiwle , mesnie sno~
sila. Cons. zoe
Hstoryo o Ss;ednesu Nfdrcach. Bar
do zajmujacai powsbna povlesc
o prowadxenlu ma dm,ert kr6le"
wicza Dyokleoyana l wybawie
niu 90 s'edmiu razY przes medr-
CIV Wydan,e move poprawlone,
Cena dawn;ej rs Q. teraz' 300
Jan OkpiSwiia czyli Sowizdrzaf
s&ynny swego csasu trefn'6;; lego
f,els / a~antury. P"w,es6 ko-
miczua ku rozrYw GO czYtelnikow
Wydan1e move. popraw'one, 3
licznYmi obrazksml. Cena daw~
niej IS G. teraz tylko.... Is
Robinson Kruzos, evil skutki nie-
pos&uszehstws. Ks'2ska zupetnie
no xo. starannle l tresoiwle ufo.
iona. Cena................} loo
zakleta Dzie,o;co Brodq, osvli
Cyrullk Zbawca. PrsYxodY Her-.
trsma " Zamku. Nadswycza;
ciekawe i zabawne opowiadan'e.
Hucnhassscms Mo,vy ton z d{ng,m
nose,n ozyll dslwacsne podr6ze !
fgle. Cena..............-... 10
Rinazdo Rinalaini, s&swnv dov6ds
ca rozbojnlk6w XVIII wleku.
$ C1YnY jego towarzyszow czyl.
taiemnice g6r wawo.6w dolin
W}ooh. Cena.......... $50
Qz1oo;ek Nocy Powle66 prses Ju.
l.uaza do Gastin. T&omaczona ;
franousk'ego (nadswycssj cie-
kawa). Cena.........-.. 90 Q.
Mfczesst.so Svietei Dxiseicy
Kryayny, w7cilg ZYwot6w
SStyoh Pahsk,oh Ka P,otra STAR
o.. Observation-Disclosures. D o..
Taament Petra Wselki<go csv-
Ii January Moskali zawojowanis
catego 6wlata............... 5 ct
Pyoroctoo Mchszay, Kr6lowej
se Saby, l3te; Syb'lli........l5c.
Zyd ,o,scsny tstac<.. ...l0c.
Hi.torya 0 Grzegorzu, kt6ry
II lat pokutowa}, przykutY PREY
skale. ...... SUct
Zmsot Genorefy, powies6 moralna.
bardzo> w%zrusIa12ca 70 s%taroiyt~
nych czasiw ,25c
Boksta.o osYli Dalszy Ciag Como
wefy, tl6maczenle pszez ks. Os-
mansklego. 30 G
Eab;ola. Powies6 Z czas6w prse-
sladowania Chrxescian Y roku
800. Napisa} Kardynaf Wiseman.
= !. Chw,le rozejmu. 2. Walka
3 Zwycieztwo. 50c
w moonei oprawie &c z1oconym
tYtullklems.. Is
Histoyye 0 sz1ochetnej. Magetonss.
o6roe kr6la : Neapolu i O. Plo-
trxe rycerzu hrablm Is Q
Hsssorya o sslachetaej ) pifkaei Me-
lsxynie, .....---.... :....26c
potepie.ca. Powlee6 przex
Fir. <. TuczYnsklego.... SO
Pan Noardo.esk,, wielki
csarownik.... 50. 80. 8 ct.
Ksiazki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29
,ZE: SWLATA.

aGEHa i. rnHsI #Nu*% e-gH--# - .E..s E-%t SCR
BERLIN. - NadpresYdent.
Prowinoyi pozushskiei, DR.. Y
Bitter. wydsi w|adsom okre.
Eowym - Posnaniui Bvdgoss~.
Gin rosporssdsenie, sbv JAZZ
,nAisurowej wystepowa6 Prise
oiwko w,elkim prse1 Polakow
Ia niemcom okasauym a;echse
com. lub manifestacyom. Dr.,
Won Bitter zapewnia, De przed-
siebrsne niedawno poszukiwa-'
MIA W prywatnych mieszka-
mach polsk,ch ag'tstorow pre-
konsly, lie nale1y re szczegol.
M pieczofowitoscia bscsyt ma
rugby polsk'e i bvt przYgoto~
wan, m 'ka&dej ch~ill do przy-
t}un'ienia mo&livei ruchawki
Polskiel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29
PLAN JAZDY
,poc,ag6w koleiowYoh
" W1nonte.

Chicago 4 No,thWestern.
Odjasd pocilg6w
M Wsch6d.
Gh:eeeee p..ss..sr Z .zss..dsy :eea.
Ghaa0e pau1pR tK enal ere ., .
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No Zachbd.
Sisssss Nai Ps.sss~. a. ss..) s.;s I'm.
Paessaga, No. : Ux. SsnL) rec Pm.
Prsybyc1e pocisg6w:
70 Wschodu.
SO S$Ss:: !::::::aft. .:::;;::s =: 80. s; S! IS
Ze Zachodu.
s s,s;i f:::::::: e! g g "! s-,s. y =: !: : :. .
Chicago, Burlington L Northern
Ma p6kpoc
s,spare Aavs.
s Paul Z Aiaae.9el;: +. s-osse ,.+s =.
Ma putud ME
I'D. s.. Losls L Peoria rz .o%s .. u. .1:+ p.
Chicago 4 s.. Louis cypress 800 a. u. 1E.so .. .
Ws1ystkL dzlenne
Chicago, 1ilwauke 4 st. Paul.
Ma WsCh6d -
Oepa9
Rock Island da express 1K's3 Q: -
Chicago express (da2y. 7:AS I.
Fast Nail (da1y) &seR.n
ChieaEo VoNabAJed tdA0yl 81;I3 p
Ma Zachod.
Chicago sxpress tdaayl &3+ a.
C1cge v~ssaIbulsd (daay 1913 q.
'faa Aail ldalyl 1929 ..
cock Island daEv express 6ss ? n
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA DIVISION.
Passenger $50 ? -
Green hay Ltne.
Ds9aA AHvs
Gseea Bay Passas~ eH an 4:4s pm
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29
Ksiazki rozmlalte.

Biilliia Swieta czyll Pisno Swiete
Starsgo 4 Nowego TestaRensu.,
NJ mccnel j pieknel .opraw,e, Z
wYxsacanym tYtuiem IS. 81 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29


- Kto sam6wi kL,s'iaite'
lub ksiatek = 50 Ct. pow
nien dolsczyt S ct. ne prse-
se,ke pocstowa; PREY kasdem
wiekssem zam6wieniu na'e4y
dotscsy6 na kasdy -$l.0o war
tosci ksiaiek, 10 cent6w ne 9
przaseike pocztowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29

RVI14uGcuAC uAV AiC
1900 900 BUTELEK. ME-
swykla katastrofa zdarsyla SIC
y Bpernay, we Francyi, glow.
aem oguisku wyrobu szampa~
-. Zapadly sic mtauowicie
piwnice irmy Pol Roger, ma
,prze,s,rzen, 76 metrow 1dtugcs4
81. 60 metr6w esertyokosa 80
m glsbokosci. Pietset w,elk'ch
beczlek i $4,000 butelek
mampsna. wartos,i okolo piecil
milion6w frank6w, ulegfo zni'
ssossniu. Ziemia " Szampani,
obftujs y pokiady ksedcwe, q
gruntu. na ktorym stoi dom
x%sp,'o,m,.l'n,jianej ffirmY. wsYdoby-'
wsno kreds trses setki tat.
Diugotwate' dessoze W ostat~
mich csasach csasaoh podmyay
1enie / to spowodowa'o kata-
strofe. Piwnice zapad}y sic z
takim loskotem, 2e abudseni
70 snu mie.skathcy dom6w
sa,iednich mniemsll, i nraalstta'
pill wybulh d~YnamitowY.
w GALICYI oszustwai kra.
.auese hes kohca.iW Sedsiszo
vie dyrektor bankuS towarsy-
silva wzajemnego kredytu, dr..
Sedsielovski. >.kt6ry p!r's ' 8
: IL k I .a~'adywaI, o oi' : q
takorw 5, ma 20 tvsiecy cir. (oko-
10 100 tysiecy marek J. Kiedy
xar.edsonof ewisye ks'ag kaso-
wyoh. ptaszka ju& ME byio,.
aatrsymai sic = W'edn'u. .
kiedy s!e : gasset : dov' ''d Q
rewisyi. i &c SO saukaia, uoiekf,
70 granice. Biedni ludsie k:orsy.
y owym banku skfaduli swe
ossozedsone grosse, stracili
Gale osxcsedno6ci.
,4s II o Il
3 NJ KATOLICY : co-
raz to wieksza zgfolz.a p p t'',!
40 szczerby. lake csyni v
kstolicysmie Komisys K IS !
.sacyjna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-29

POZNAN. - General ko-
menderujac7 p;atym korpusem
armn wznowit .wydane y r.
1873 ro,porzadzenie. BE &C.
fte'trom, podo6 erom J ofce~
rom ME wolao tenit sie Pol
kami! (Istotole podsiwienis
godne rosporzadsenie!) Prsed
adneleniem konsensu ma
msi4ed 'two wtadss wojskowe
bsdaja pr xonsnie pel'tycsne
sbadsj4 przekonanie polityczns
uarzecsenych. kt6re pojat nsja
tyeh 4olniersy ni3,sYch stopni
- mellow, a wladze ME udsle-
ID konsensu rym. kt6re pocho~
dsas rodsiu majacYch wsr6d'
siebie socyalst6w. Widocsnie
PolacY / socyalisoi brsni 90
pod jedne miare. Nam to roy
]por3adzenie MIC nile zaazkod1i.
The Princeton union., 1900-04-26
PEASE.

MIR. and Mrs. j. VanRhee made
a trip to the Twin Cities on the
new train last Tuesday.
Messrs. Chas. NJ. Murray and
u. Ploog transacted business at
the county seat Monday.
Mr.. johnson, of Princeton,
made a brief visit with G. M.
Murray few days this week.
''They say that S. Droogsma
has gone into the sheep business
lately and it seems to be true.
John Nyenhuis has gone into
the bachelor business on Sugal's
farm east Of town, which place he
has rented. Johnny, we wish you