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The Lafayette gazette., 1902-03-29
Working ~ Hours a Day.

There's no rest for those treless little
workers-Dr. Kings New Life Pills, Mill
lions are alwavs busy, curing Torpid Liver,
Jaundice, Bliousness, Fever and Argue.
They Danish Sick Headache, drive out
Malaria. Never grippe weaken. Small,
taste nice, work wonders. Try them. 25c at
VIM. Clegg's drugstore.
The Lafayette gazette., 1902-03-29

What the American shipowner requires is
'free ship law He has long needed it,
and if he would not part company with the
builder, who seems to be able to make war
vessels fo: Turkey, Russia and Japan, and
to build yachts for the Emperor of Ger
many-wherefor should infer that he
in degree is we'll qualified to take
of himself--we should secure a navi
CATION law of some practical utility to the
country hladelphia Times.
The Lafayette gazette., 1902-03-29

ton, r. c: Greig, A. T. Cailiouet, John o.
Mouton, w. J. Mouton, L. F. Rigues, J.
Alfred Mouton, Sidney Mouton, c. Nj.
Mouton, J: A. Landry, F. r. Tolson, &.
Falk. F. F. Girard, F. II. Mouton, N.
Abramson, A. E. Mouton, F. X. Hopkins,
J. J. Davidson, Isaac Plonsky. A. ]. Le-
Blanc, Mrs. E. Constantin, CASTOR Veazey,
J. B. Vandergriff, +. c. Tray, L. !. Ser
rett, Peoples Cotton Oil Co. per T. NJ. B.
G. NJ, Leopold Lacoste, Anaize Courquet, t,
Marte Courquet, Minor Meriwether, J. F.
Mouton, L. M. Biossat. Levy Bros. V.
Levy & Co. VIM. and Nose Levy, w. A.
Broussard, T. B. Hopkins Jr. for Lafayette
Drug Co, c. H. Melchert, J. II. Domen-
geaux, Mrs. J. S. Wilmington, Miss Mary
Wilmington per Mrs. J. S. w., Grow Grard
Mrs NJ. E. Girard per c. D. B., Mrs. P. d.
Beraud, Felix o. Broussard, B. F. Ander-
witness: c: d. C., B. Miller, l.. Hrsch,
Clark, Alfred A. Bonnet. NJ. Rosentield, E.
Pefferkorn, A. Prudhomme & Co. per A.
Huff, o. b. Hopkins, G. A. Martin NJ d.,
S. E. Yandle, 2. krauss. r. Schmulen, H.
Vandercruyssen, p. NJ. Girard, Joseph
Dauriac, A. B. Denbo, F. E. Voorhies, A..
A. Monton, James Hannen, Miss Ida Mou-
ton, Mrs. Estelle Monner, Sue. of A. J.
Moss per N. P. Moss. G. Joseph. IT. d.
Coleman, P. H. Bailey, c. Debaillon, IRE
serving the right to vote against the public
market.1 A. and NJ. Debaillon per NJ. De
baillon, J. r. Allingham, Mrs. Ant. Guidry,
Thos. B-aIopkins, Mrs. Odeide Mouton,
Paul Demanade, Levi o. Emes, Abraham
Amuny. c. S. Babin, Louis Chopin, I. A..
Broussard, William Hane, Mrs. c. Home r
Mouton, Mrs. J. G. Parkerson, Philip Mou-
ton, F. II. Gregory, Aug. Bourgeois, Joseph
c. Breaux, Jos. A. Lacoste, Mrs. T. Hebert
Jr., Arthur Bonnet, Moss & Co. per A. r.
II. L. Monnier, Mrs. James Hggin botham,
Mrs. w. Tanner, Miss Nydia Campbell, w.
J. Shows, VOORHEES, & Hopkins, f. B..
Thompson, J. w. Clifford, c. c. Mabry,
Chas. G. Weir, Marie Julie Mouton, Lyman
Plonsky, d. v. Gardebled, DR.. J. l.. Du-
hart, Miss Amelie Guyot, c. III. Lus,ed, J..
Nj. Cunningham, Raoul Guidry, G. ID. Bou-
dreaux, (Mrs.) L. Domengeau~, w. ".
Nicholson. J. Nickerson, Mrs. Geo Babcock
(Mrs. Nj. P. Young), Mrs. Adele Cornay,
Mrs. III. Landry, +. II. Landry, Mrs. S. B..
Kahn, (Rose), K. J. Tanner, Paul Castel, A.
Mouton, J. B. Coumes, E: P. Broussard,
Mathilde Gardner, G. &. Higginbotham,
Jacob Bachert, w. J: Riu, Mouton Bros, X.
B. Raney, Mrs. l.. +. Rigues, Arthur
Couret, o. J. Mouton, L. TurPin, Hector
Prejean, Leonce Gladu, Couret & Patin Fur
Co., NJ. Patin, Mrs. J. Alf. Mouton, A. De-
gree, Alicia Dugas (Mrs. Horace Broussard)
Mrs. {. P. Alpha. (Mrs. Alcee) Celimene
Mouton, Mrs. Clet Leblanc, Ed. G. Voor-
hies, Nine. Paul Castel, c. Trahan, Mrs.
o. {. Mouton, NJ. Mouton
l.afavette. Ta.. Feb. tht, nm
The Lafayette gazette., 1902-03-29
QUEEN & CRESCENT
ROU T e..

Commencing Nov. 1s, the New
Orleans & Northeastern II. r.. =,
in connection with the Mobile and
Ohio r.. R., via Meridian, will in
augurate on trains Nos. and 3
through Pullman Buffet Sleeping
Car Service between New Orleans
and ST. Louis, the first car to
leave ST. Louis, southbound, on
Mobile and Ohio train No. 3, at
1928 p. m, Nov. 1S, arriving in
New Orleans on New Orleans and
North Eastern train No. 3, at $40
p. M, the following day; north
bound, the first car to leave New
Orleans on New Orleans and
North Eastern train No. 2, leaving
New Orleans 7:3O p. M, on the
Goth inst, arriving at ST. Louis
the following evening at 1882 pm.
Shortest and Quickest Time.
For detailed information, apply to any
Ticket Agent, or the undersigned.
GEO. II. SMITH, X. ANDERSON,
G. p. a. A. G. p. A.
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
The Lafayette gazette., 1902-03-29

1t is said that Congressman bee oming
convinced that there too many private
pension bills. 1t is 4 relief to know that
they are waking up.-Indianapolis News.
The Lafayette gazette., 1902-03-29
DRUGSTORE
...... AT.
CarenCrO. = La.

am pleased to announce to my
friends in CarencrO, and to the
public, that I will soon open a
Drugstore at CarencrO with a
complete stock of fresh goods.
Feb l. LOUIS TAPISSIER,
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22

the shafts and threw the driver out Washington streets.
 HORSES FOR TEXAS.-J. D. Crabb and John Mcbride shipped a car of horses last night via the NJ. X P. to San Antonio. Texas. Texas is a big state, but when she wants fine horses she has to come to the Salt river valley to get them
 A BUSY DAY.-Yesterday was a busy day with the police and yet there was nothing doing. The marshal was engaged in drainage enterprises. Officer Russell was inspecting flooded districts and Jailor Jennings was herding cattle out of other peoples front yards while the grass grew.
 DELINQUENT TAXEs.-City Tax Collector Luke is busily engaged in preparing the delinquent tax roll which is soon to be published. This will be a new departure, as heretofore the de linquent tax list has never been pub lished, or at least not for some years past
 ARIZONA APPLES.-On his recent trip to Thatcher to inspect the military | company, Col. McCnntock called on Eugene Carruthers. a former resident of this valley who is nov farming near there. He has an apple orchard of twelve acres and gave Mir. McClintock a sack full of as fine apples as ever i grew in anybody's country. They are of the Romantic variety.
 A LINE TO Secretary | Vanderver did a good days work yes | terday even if it was raining. He sent out about 1900 copies of the boards circulars on Sunshine and Health" to as many addresses in the east Most of them were sent to physicians and members of the faculties of medical schools. In the matter of climate the | board and it's secretary think though | laymen. they can give valuable point CTS even to the doctors. Anyhow they are trying it.
 THE HASSAYAMPA CLUB-There will be a formal opening of the Has sayampa club tonight beginning at $ | o'clock. The Hassayampa club all ready has a membership of seventy-five composed of business and professional men. Its quarters at No. 1872 West Washington stree-are elegantly fitted They embrace a large reception room several card rooms, a buffet and what ever appertains to a well organized
 club. There is a ping pong table chess game and a little later a billiard table will be put in. The members will have one of the most sumptuous
 homes in the country. The officers o1
 the club are, president, George PurdN | Bullard; secretary, Claude Bergman treasurer, E. Gang. The directors be.
 side the officers are w. A. Milton, r. A
 Tharaldson and Frank Luke. It is ex
 pected that within a short time tn,
 membership will reach one hundred.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22

mud.
 PROBATE COURT-The only busi- ness in probate court yesterday was the hearing of the petition of the ad- ministrator of the estate of J. l.. Wes- son for distribution. The petition was allowed and distribution was ordered and the administrator was discharged.
 FIFTH AVE. CHRISTIAN CHURCH -"The Uplifted Christ" will be the theme of Rev. w. H. Bagby's sermon at the Fifth Avenue Christian church on Sunday morning. MT. Wilson will sing a tenor solo. No evening service on account of Sunday school conven- tion.
 1 CALL OF THE CALENDAR-T There will be a second call of the calendar of the district court this morning. when the following cases will be call ed: BOSS, S532, 3577, 3e35, 3643, 374S, 3753, 3754, S7S5, 3796, 3S05, 3S34, 34SO. 3s51, 3S57, 3S75, 3sS3, sS93, 39O9, 3911. 3945, 3953, 395S, 396O, 3977, 3999, 4OO1, 1909. 4O11.
 MORE ELECTRIC LIGHT POWER. MT. T. W. Pemberton has returned from San Francisco where he went 70 negotiate for new steam plant of SO0- | horse power. Just now the company has all the power it wants from the upriver plants and from present indica- tions that power is not likely to fail soon. The new plant can not be put in place for . year.
 NEW CORPORATIONS Articles of the following corporations were filed ir the office of the county recorder yes terday: Texas Ontario oil company, capital stock, $3, 800 900 ,incorporators G. N. Butler. w. L. Appleford and F. T. Berger, of Michigan; Hot Blast Smoke less StOker company, capital stock S2,00O,000. incorporators w. w. Eaver. and A. D. Lamb of Illinois.
 WICKENBURG CHURCH SERVI- lCES.-Rev. Duncan Brown, Presbyter- ian home missionary has arranged to preach two sermons each month at Peoria and Wickenburg. His appoint ment for Wickenburg was the 23rd, but on account of the storm, he has post poned it to the next Sunday, Nov. 30. He will preach in the Wickenburg school house on Saturday and Sunday nights. November % and 30.
 NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH.-CentraI NJ. E. church South. Services in the Pad get building on Sunday as follows: Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m., Dr. Fl. A. Hughes, superintendent. Preaching at Il a. IT. by the pastor. Rev. R. A. Row land. Junior League at p. m., Mrs J. F. G. Finley, superintendent. Ep- worth league at 6:30 p. m. Subject Thanksgiving and Thanksgiving. ' Leader, Avon White. No preaching at night on account of Sunday School con- vention.
 A SUIT ON A LEASE-Suit was be- gun in district court yesterday by Harry J. Jones against A. Blumberg tC recover rent on q lease. The plaintif and the defendant entered into a lease regarding the room at the corner oi Center and Washington streets foi which the defendant was to pay s15l a month. The contract was to ruI five years. The defendant has removed from the city and suit is brought fo S45O. the amount alleged to be due a this time under the lease.
 4 RUNAWAY.-Wash stree is not usually a good place to break a colt. but it was all right yesterday for it was a soft place to light in casc Of being thrown from the wagon That feet was proved yesterday forennor when colt hitched to a sulky brok
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22
DElMEL LiNEN-MESH
 UNDERWEAR

as those who have tried to keep them selves warm, and have chilled and taken cold in wool.
 Bicychsts. after a good spin on the wheel are usually all aglow and wet with precipitation. That is the time when they become chilly and catch colo.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22
Something Stylis h

We have just received line of Ridgeway's old blue willow ware, dec oration over 100 years old, just inn ported from England. You can buy one piece or 100 pieces and always match, at prices of American decor ated ware.
 We have also just received an inn portation of Havlin China in open stock; one piece or 100 pieces and all ways match, in plain, white or decor ated. In the star shape Havlin's lat est and most beautiful pattern. Call and see our line of China. We won't get mad if you don't buy. and we think every woman enjoys looking at nice dishes.
 Watch for our fancy lamp sale. They MUST GO, and at surprising prices.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22

Dr. E. l. Price of Denver. the oculist will be at the Hotel Adams for the next four days. Those suffering from i'm paired or defective vision should cal on him.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22

For Rent.-Two elegant office rooms in 2d story Nicholson building. Apply to Nicholson, the tailor, or to N A. Morford, room C. same building.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22

Good tamales, any number. for par ties or families or served r $. 1st Ave.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22
DElMEL LlNEN-MESh ENGAGEMENTS

gre highly absorbent and ventilating: they will keep your skin dry and com rortable. besides remaining dry them selves. so quickly do they absorb and lissipate moisture. Wonderful, but true.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22
..PROVEN..


None are so enthusiastic over the marvelous sanitary properties of
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22

COLLEGE FOOTBALL IN TUCSON. The Tempe Normal football team lett last night for Tucson to meet the University lads on the gridiron today. If the rain continues they will have glorious time rolling each other in the mud
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22

Maximum temperature. 57; minimum temperature, A. Average relative humidity, 92 per cent Total precipitation, 53. Character of the day, Pit Cloudy.
 M. F.. BLYSTONE,
 Section Director
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22
News ef Y the Town.
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22

Forecast for to-day: Fair, warmer. Data for 24 hours ending D. m. yes ferdaY.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22
Real Estate 

FOR SALE.-SO acres of the best land under the Buckeye canal, with forty inches of water.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22
Now is the time

To make your Xmas fruit cake. We have just received a fresh lot of nuts and fruit.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22

High class mining stocks speciality. Write or call for information.
 Bargains in real estate-1, ? or 3 fine lots on N. Center street very cheap; 3 acre and 12 acre lots, close in, both good bargains; 10 acre orange grove, at a great sacrifice. Also several ranches for rent.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22

the shafts and threw the driver out near the intersection of Fourth ane Washington streets.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22

PROBATE COURT-The only busi- ness in probate court yesterday was the hearing of the petition of the ad- ministrator of the estate of J. l.. Wes- son for distribution. The petition was allowed and distribution was ordered and the administrator was discharged.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-22

and John Mcbride shipped a car of horses last night via the NJ. S P. to San Antonio. Texas. Texas is a big state but when she wants fine horses she has to come to the Salt river valley to get them
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

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Mako. Dw6ch miodycb
ksisty odprawito pry mloye v kos~
c,e. . nsk,elsk,m. x. Szcsesny Oct"
loft syn czcigoduego obyws,ela,
prezesa Tow. Prsemyssowego. cd
prawil piierwssa mssq sw.. d. 1s bm.
/ Z s. rr 81 az -st. E&4I EEEt rE- -sNr|F' = 80 ~.
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odby& prsymicye v tym samYm,
kosclele. -
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SREM. JederestoletLi syn
robotu,ka szymons Osawojdy ;
k,gu, utonet We Warcle sar~swssy
sls ma lods,e. brat Il letni. !ehcial
20 ratowat, ale san sle zarwal ] ia
ledwie uszedk 80 4Yclem.
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zatohosyl tiywot doe.ets'n,yI uagle no
pa,r.Iis. s,ee,r sore. 1. p. K. Albln Bar
o~ikoow,.ki, prrobodasos. v IS ! syoiia'
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10 orgniaoie pr.y t ta'e !j'.H -! to e''ed
10 katolick,m. Filipow.tiemu,
wdrosooo Aledstwo o ud.ia!anie oa''
uki polsk,ej. %F,l'po~ski " n'edxiele
po polulniu uczyl v .skrysty' ozy-
tao 20 polsku dziec, ktore
barlso s,abo umissy movie pc pol
sku. nauosyt ie take n'od:ltw
polskich. paiee. tutej..y .,!1.. l ,'s..!
polsklch dotvohozas pravie wcale
ole umialY movie Pc polsku. xjjsss
IT,. ozesS Ill cul.l. mo III. Ii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

B,R'o,DNrcA. wgitost!s 1xliisf1'~'
csysns m.,aoa 1000 mdrg ob's.ru
ro.p.lqelo4.s p. Deuser : Cru
dsiad,.. .,aes'. donsesi. e navy
'scis1milii 81 p,aarasIl byli tylko Polaoy.
a How pssfcels 'abudowaniem
folware..nem nabys >. 'Rsjkowski :
NietYviseia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23
.KoWALEWO. Zarssd szk6lny

s KoWALEWO. Zarzsd szk6lny
nv Cheinoniu ME ohciai pc raz
zwt6ry ssaplacid 5000 =. .. e .. kosz q,
/ budowsy sskdluei. przeto zaasdkaalrtYYl
Ebudowalczy sars9d szk6lnYj procea
wn,6el powyss,a SUNG ma
tIl izarzaazil konkurs. Sumo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

CHELMNo. = Dawbietsz.ee
ROSARY. teras villa .,Albelr & 7
sprzedsi miastu "a 10000 =. m liaa1t |.
eiesielski Schulz. Gmaoh ten -.
mlefza vtadsa naiejska pEFebulddo''
w.6 ma szkoie dsiewrsat. - tn"
tetsi kupppy r.ekormto' skarts sa1'e. se
nigdy dotad tax flo ma Gwiszdks
iuteress ME ssly, jak b. Ursed-
mix gospodsrozy semrau 3. Dorpo-:
SEA przetranowif: y krdtkim ozssie
swdj msjatek $4,000 mrkI Jako
r.4dzca ME dosiedsiai nigd4ie. w
ostatnia niedziela odwiadozyi s'e
zsgrodnikowi M. v Koluie o reke
corki. a gdy mu teuke odm6w't,
odebfat sob,e 4voie wystrsaiem .
rewolweru przed drswiami domu.
SZT6M. Tuteissa poc.ta "a.
trudnia do r~osnoszenla depes,
tak5e kobiete. panue tKonkordye
Liet.6vns. y droa..s DO Stun =
sk,ej w,ssi chcial is pewaie'nn robot
mix sgwa{ci6. kotra uwiez;ono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23
Z Prus Polskich..

a%s&at% 8 ET"" N #
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te~.go !. Ruddnnit fhtseH' ''er'e, 'T
~ lo|,e,u1 t':ts.. AA'' NJ Il. r''Fto'e'o1
.wyek r..e1m ~ 2. 1915 ri SO ten.
Policy. prsytrsymneelee g n. dwoF''
Gu kolejowem v Toseews vie /, T : 6rlln'
osy1 sig. 4e : skra.dt'*titonNysch pie
nied.Y cholat sapiaeit podr6s DO
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Anolikom. ..
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23
PELPIIN. W Gostyniq

PELPIIN. { W Gostyniop
zmarla 20 k.6tkicn ,opiisrpiee'niach I
/trzeoie swieto Bo4ego Narod,eniaa
rano p~r.e&osona tsmtejssego klsrs' !
toru sldstr Miiosierd.ia, siostras
Antonins Rogovsks, kt6ra dawniei
bY{a %pr.efotona t~utejssego domu
sw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

TURING CTauer].' Rohotniks
majeoego szedcioro dz'eoi, wyda-
lono DO KrdIestwa PoIskiego.
Plernsszy ras odsta~ iono 60 z TO-
ding do Alexsandro~s. On mimo
to vsr6cil i xam,esxka} v Grono'
wie,. mls]asSSu p. VOLTA. Potem
zn6y przseni6si sig do Turzna
staudtad 70 po~tdrnie wYdalono:-
W sfkols " Tursuie byfo D.os
ozYciSli - do kw,etnia. - Teraz
: mIs1sa|s Po'sts prtys'.do Mem
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polsk'ss I. isst jedno n, rem eslE;'s 4. J. q j
to "rs Z, p.nute 70 x, ',l'g !
sfsrsph hakatystyoznych, gdv
Polacy i katol'cy v glsIb!,iiI ii. N \ j EN- Is.
pisze 2 protestautYsowan,u.
NOWBM1AsTo. Do radv
m~1ejskiei wyhrano " dniu: 10 I'm.
drdet Pe|.ta-. @l4..r.. Das.yda~
sk'ego ! .iod'sr.s s.h,evie.s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

se.sps !. -! a.!!.. sl.y Rss s!!..''!.
iaspsktor nk6lny Rohds. ...
WARmIfsRAbYECEtYA.
Y druxis. sxtssoaBotasEs Na,od'sae'-'
nj. smart wTyehnovsch 10. ".
Piotr BaranoxsE, nsj-'
starssy kspian dyeoesyi warmth.
.skje,. Ntsbotozyk licsyi 81 lst
tyoas, 90 kapiahstws, = t1ch
prsss "a lata byi ~ Tvonnowach.
$3.50
Z Poznahskiego
PoZNAN. Bankruotwo pru~
skiej politYk; polsx,ej stw'erd1a
,,Di. Welt am Montag'. ,.Uwi~
docspia eie ono " tenn, te nau~
osyc,ele, kt6rym obrzYdzii zig Jul
obeony system s.kdlny, uciekaja :
w. Ksiestwa Posnahskiego. W
obwodsie regencylnym bydgoskim
wakuje obeon,e 50 posad ola kato
liokiete; a 81 ola professionalism
nauozvciell. Take stosuukl psnu-
- " prowinoy', kt6ra zig chloe
przymusem sgerman,so vadl'
zPoZNAN. Chod.a pogioski,
10 tutejszs reienoya> PostsnoWifa
przesnaczYt fandusze. p4Ynsoe :
donen kr6lewskich No prsYspiesse"
ME wykupywanla .iem' : rak w3o~
sciau polsk,oh, powt6re prsesna.
csYla 200 900 mix. ns uds'elanie
kolonistom n,eu'eokim ~potycset
bezprooentowych lub pc maxim
prooeno'e, 20 sr.ecle za!eciia ko-
misarsom, aby ud.,elali konseps6v
pa w~Yszynki " okolicaoh polskioi
lub z mieszana ludnosoia tvlke
Niemcom.
POZNAR.- General Daraga1
gubernator kallski, bawi kllk'
dnn v miefcle !nes.zzeem. " sobot
n,edsiele by4 v tea!trs.e pollsk4lm'o; y
sobote sie!dsia} v leety prosecutors
pod LOT, R b 81 esi ! a. 4 |,
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Pol ililsl saw q / n1d~i d
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VI Pe''ll'is t:s* |!
do koszar ciur6w (trenu). Takte9
;"tn,e5e pro,eft st.tej L.,omlunait,ao5'
parowoem do Dsbiny lub te1 ko-
lei elektryoszn ii. ktdrs % davus
projektoHano. e,
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uek mat zdjsoia fotografiosne
p ' d.. ! vit.i \ ~ I - 'oe'o \, . . pro'o . ~
wrses,hsk,ego i portretv os6b " ten
process : wik}anych-i te mu po-
lioya xabrafa Pan F. u3all sis ma 20
pred w&ad.a. gdy& tylko p}yty z
w,ldoksml nlemoralnemt q. sakasa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

Ca: 4 ii s.sRHflI. P il t@lss Is
! w "a Pe'*s llIII t:s*
do koszar ciur6w (trenu). Tak&e
al j Il ! IS. i H.
istn,eje pro]eft sta4ej kaomuntkao5'
parowoem do Dsbiny Tub tes ko-
lei elektryosn ii. kt6rs ID davus
projektoHano. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

BYDGOsZCZ. B~romberger
|Tagebiats. pisse. se We rWrzedni.
PolaoY bojkotula [l Niemoow,
Nauoz7clel x. lprawdopodobnie
.naanY 2 prooesu Koralewst IL.
PrsYp. Red E., Ailka rasy napr6sn
no wsYwa} garncarsa. atY przy,--s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-23

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WRZESNIA. Fctograf Furna.
uek m,ai zdjecis fotografiesne
pt.edsat'a 7 ~iEasifoee2 d. ,oe'niyi prooesa.
wrses,hsk'ego i portretv os6b W ten
process 70 wik}snych-i t. mu po-
lioya sabra&a Pan r. u3all sis ma 20
pred wsad.a. gdys tylko p}yty z
w,doksm, naemoralnemi q sakasa-
ma, lub tel takie kt6re stauovie
obraze. 3 j
%
WRzESNIA. Ciagie kluo,a
Polak6x pres hstatystyosna horde
Prusak6w. spowodowaiy 70. 4e iu4,
6 N,seanudw. kt6r.v MEL, I'd swe
.interesy cd dla.s1ees jut o'.sa'
musiel, sw,na6 kompletnie s"e M
teresy, gdy4 iadua noga polska
dob nis wsteplsa.....Brswo Wrse-
siniacYl
BYDGO5ZCZ. B%romberger
piese, Be We FWrzesni,
Evening star., 1902-02-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columba.-George Bush Tobias Bush ct al.
No. 1857 Equity. and Louis Bush vs.. Tobias Bush
ct al No. 2O,G36 Equity. Cons"ii,lated.-Tfe' 'w,
cases. consolidated being referred 10 me to- report
the distribution the fund In the hands of the
ceivers notice is hereby given that will proceed
with the said reference on Saturday the sth day of
March 1902 Mt IL o'clock an, at the auditors
rooms in the United States Court House in this
city All persons having claims against the finn
or copartnership Of the said George Bush and To-
bias Bush notified 10 present the same at the
said time and place with the proofs thereof.
fe27 mhl 46-4t JAMES G. PAYNE, Auditor.
sUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF go
tionHThis is to give notice that the sab
srrber, Of the District Of Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Cot Of the District of Columbia
letters of administration on the estate OF Ellen
SlIly Wheeler, late of the District II Columbia
deceased. All persons laving claims against the
deceased hereby Warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, legally Authentic ated
to the subs. ribcr or before the 18th day Of
February A. II. 1903; otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Given
under my hand this s., 19th II, day Of feer,ary 1902
Attest: LOUIS A. DENT. Register of Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate t'oHrt
]. NJ. VALE. Attorney. feDfaw.3w
Evening star., 1902-02-27
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOK COMPLETING THE GRADING
Of Joliet strpet-Ofie Of the Commissioners, nc.
Washington d. G., Fe!.. ~, f:W2-ScaIei proposals
VIII be received at this ofite until II arioek noon
on Saturday. March s, 1852, for completing the
grading OF Joliet street amounting to abonf q. 600
cubic ~ H. Blank forms ef proposal. specific atians
and al. necessary informatio can be obt&fncd ut
fhe o1nde OF the Engineer Commissioners. n e.
H. B. F. MCFARLAND. JOHN W. ROSS. JOHN
BIDDLE, COMMISSIONERS, d. e. fe2lGt