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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28
ACCUSES
FORMER
LOVER
Girl Says He Wrote Letters
Declaring That Somebody
Must Die Soon.

New York. May 2S.--John T. Webb,
twenty-three years old OF SO Henry street.
Brooklyn, was committed yesterday to
jail by Judge Lambert in the first crimi-
nal court Newark, N. j.. in default of
$500 bail Miss Emma J. Scott, an attrac-
Newark. alleges that Webb, with whom
she was formerly on friendly terms had
sent her threatening letters and had fol-
lowed these up by appearing at her home.
Webb was arrested Sunday night at the
instance of the father OF Miss Scott who
told the policeman that his daughters
life was I'm danger.
Miss Scott said In court she had kept
company with Webb from Nov. 2s last
until last week, when she returned him
the presents he had given her and dis
missed him.
"He wrote me several letters" contin-
ued Miss Scott. "In two OF them were
threats He wrote that he would kill him
self, but that another was to die also
Last Tuesday he called at my home and
displayed a bottle OF carbolc acid. He
said I would be sorry for having discard
ed him, and acted so threateningly that
| called my father to protect me. My
father elected him from the house. but he
returned again last night and renewed
his threats. Then we caused his arrest"
The letters were read in court. They cor
roborated what Miss Scott had said. webb
did not deny having written them. The
letters contained mixtures of love senti-
ments and threats.
Vance Crosbie. OF 1135 Rogers avenue,
F'latbush, who. II was disclosed, has sue
ceeded Webb in Miss Scott's favor testi-
fed that Webb had threatened TO kill
him.
Webb admitted nc had gone TO Miss
Scott's home against her wishes and her
fathers commands. He denied that he had
been disorderly and declared he had gone
there TO say goodby TO his former sweet
heart He said the carbolic acid he had
shown the girl was merely weak dilu-
ton and acknowledged that he had acted
foollshly In writing the threatening let
ters.
IL will never trouble her again. nor visit
Newark any more, II you let me go this
time" Webb pleaded.
"Do you think you would be safe IL i
discharged him on this promise?' asked
Judge Lambert OF Miss Scott.
Hardly" the young woman replied
and the young man was accordingly
placed under bonds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28
CHAPTER Nv
IN CAMP AGAIN.

We went south on n train which con-
tained some squads OF recruits for other
regiments and / cannot say that any OF
them impressed me more favorably than
our own or that they looked like men
from whom the Southern Confederacy
had much 10 fear. Certainly they could
not bear comparison with the average OF
our old militia regiment, at whom the
cavalry had sneered and whom the regu-
lar artilerymen had called Dough
boys" The great majority reminded me
OF the corner loungers in city and town.
said as much 10 Cloyne. who replied;
For very good reason too. That's just
the class from which they were recruit
ed"
IL was pleasing 10 think that we should
see something different when we reached
our camp, which was only about a day
distant from New York. Our quartet
wished we might soon reach there, too,
for the trip presisted in recalling by con-
trast that OF the Ninety-ninth, and the
contrast made us gloomy. No natives
wished us godspeed or brought fruit and
refreshments 10 the train when II stop
ped at a sta auon. Nobody sang patriotic
songs In the cars or passed jokes from
seat TO seat. On the contrary. there were
much vile language and drunkenness.
with some fighting. for men who had re-
celved large bounties and were not ac-
customed 10 having much money had ap-
parently tried TO invest all their cash In
whisky Some tried 10 desert by jump
ing from the car platforms as we passed
slowly through the larger towns, and ap-
parently we all were suspected by the
officers i'm charge OF the various squads
OF being possible bounty jumpers"
IL was not until this trip that we came
10 realize, recruiting officers though we
had been, that the payment OF bounties,
which had not begun until the Ninety
ninth had taken the field, had developed
a new and highly popular industry-that
OF enlisting, receiving bounties, deserting,
re-enlisting to receive more bounties.
and so on indefinitely until the bounty
Jumper was detected or sent 10 the front
too suddenly and securely TO escape. one
of the officers. with whom Hamilton and
Cloyne scraped acquaintance, said we
were lucky not To be sent down In locked
cars, with windows so arranged on the
outside that they could not be opened
enough 10 let man through. He said
also that a number of hard characters
had enlisted only for the purpose OF rob-
bing their comrades and that those OF
us who had much money would do well
10 hide II securely before dropping asleep.
None OF these revelations promised we'll
for the Union cause and i asked Hamil-
ton why II was that the army did not
get a better class OF volunteers.
Because" said Hamilton between his
teeth, most members OF the better
classes are trying TO become officers, in
stead Of first enlisting as privates, like
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28
FROM
WINDOW TO
Her DEATH
On Anniversary Of Disappear
ance Of Adopted Son Mrs.
GreenbeTg Commits Suicide

New York May 2S--For four years Mrs
Solomon Greenberg waited in vain for
tho return Of her adopted son. Yesterday.
despairing OF ever seeing him again. she
threw herself from third-story window
at Franklin street. was terribly crush
ed and died five hours later.
The Greenbergs live I'm Newark Many
years ago they took as their own boy
and was idolized by his foster-mother.
Four years ago yesterday he entered his
fathers store and handed in s42O which
he had collected.
I'D like sl2 for myself" he said.
The money was given to him, and Mr..
and Mrs. Greenberg never saw him again.
without even bidding them goodby the
boy went away, some said TO join the
army.
As the weeks ran into months and the
months passed into years the grief or
the foster-mother Increased. she sur
fered from melancholia, and three
months ago her husband returned home
one day just I'm time to snatch from her
hand a vial OF carbolic acid.
IL want to die" she walled. Il can't
live without joe"
Two weeks later she again attempted
suicide, and again her husband saved
her.
"If Joe were only here~i q oe SO happy
and / wouldn' want to die. I'm so lone
some now" she said
II occurred to Greenberg that his wires
grief would be less acute II she left the
scene OF her sorrow and he sent her 10 TINS
city to visit the family OF her nephew.
Harry Grcenberg, who keeps n clothing
store at Baxter and Franklin streets.
Yesterday morning she arose at 8
o'clock. Thefamily wereat the table.
come 20 breakfast. auntie," Mrs.
Greenberg called.
"I am going" was the response. Then
came n shrek Save me, I'm going"
The ambulance arrived and the aged
woman was carried dying TO the Hudson
street hospital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28

did not fall dead at the final parting-I
do not know. To my memory that is
still the most dismal day OF the entire
war. We took pains not TO tell our fam
lilies where our rendezvous was or by
what streets we would depart. We d'
not know ourselves. Just a quarter Of an
hour afterward. however. as we tramped
down Broadway. a dog sprang upon me.
and as | turned 10 cast him of saw II
was mine-that little Ned was right be-
hind him. and my father was following
Ned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28

"He is a man who always stands by
his convictions" Indeed Who Is hep
"A police judge'-San Francisco Bulle
tin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28

The Countoss-You've no idea how
embarrassed the count was when ne
proposed To- me.
The Dear Friend heard II took con
siderable of your fathers money TO pay
hts dcbts.--Judge
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28

rorax-How are you progressing with
u,ss breezy? DO you find IL plain sail
ing? 49,. ,
.ro,s' an hour. Harlem Life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28

r,ora "a more Catarrh In this Sec
IT,, Of the country than all other dis
eases case put together and until the last few
yeaIssaV many years doctors pronounced
a =, - local disease. and prescribed local
remGs;i oea H%S ey GGnsan pSonSnnsa 1ss e e
curv.able Science has proven catarrh
incSs inSa a constitutional disease. and there.
sore requires constitutional treatment.
Ihrheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio. II the only
Soonstitutlonal cure on the market IL IL
tstssn- internally In aeses-frefa 10 drops
20 ~ teaspoonful. IL acts directly on the
hiood and mucous surfaces OF the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case ~ fails TO cure. Send for circulars
and 10 stirnonials.
p Address. =. ]. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O.
sold by Druggists, 75c.
Iralrs Family Pills are the best
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28

urs Cchatterton Sunday moning)-
Goodness, There go the church bells.
John. So. q. 4. A., .
,. a,d nlay golf.-Brooklyn Eagle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28

Burdock Blood bitters gives a man n
clear head, an active brain, a strong
vigorous body-makes him ut for the bar.
tie OF life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28

Every family should have its household
medicine chest and the FIRST bottle In n
should be --r. Woods Norway Pine Sy-
rup. Natures remedy for coughs and
colds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28

Group instantly relieved. DR.. Thomas.
Eclectric OIL Perfectly safe. Never fail,
At any drug store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-28

Itching piles Never mind II physicis ms
failed 10 cure you. Try Doan's Ointment
No failure there. 70 cents at any drug
store.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24

DO HOT SPRINGS, Dead
wood, Lead i Custer, S. D.. do
punkt6w W Colorado i Utah, zawo-
ri tanio kolej Chicago & North
Western. Tykiet dobry do powrotu
do Is Wrzesnia. Kilka wspaniafych
~pociag6w dziennie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24

1 DO SALT LAKE CITY, Utah,
sprzedawa6 bedzie Kolej North
Western tykiety ekskursyjne, cd 7
do 10 Sierpnia, dobre do powrotu
do 80 Wrzesnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24
K ekskursyjny do Clea7

TYKIET ekskursyjny do Clear
Lake (Waseca, Minn). - Podczas
sezonu latowego sprzedawac bedzie
take tykiety kolej North Western
pc znizonych cenach, W Piatki i
Soboty, "a s3.l5 dotad z powro-
tenn, dobre do powrotu W nastepny
Wto,ek, a "a s5.05 round trip CO
d>ienny dobry do powrotu W 80
dniach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24
ROME wazne sprawy oma

ROME wazne sprawy oms'
wiano ma ostatnim mitingu para
falnym. Upominano sic 0 polskie'
20 organiste, a poniewaz ME byfo
dostatecznej pensyi ola organisty,
vice uchwalono, placic mu 80
dolar6w miesiecznie. Organiste
sprowadzi ks. Proboszcz, naturalnic
takiego, kt6ry z not gra i przygry-
wac potraf ch6rowi mieszanemu.
Niekt6rzy parafianie dopominali
sic, ably usunieto obecnego odz,
wiernego Roberta Syngera, a "
jego miejsce obrano innego. jed
make odzwiernego wcale ME obie
rano, gdyz przekonano zebranych,
re urzadzanie i odprawianie odz-
wiernego wy}acznie do ks. Probe
SEGA nalezy.
Uchwalono wprowadzic do
klasztoru aparat do ogrzewania
woda. Wybrano komitet, ably
zbadaf potrzebe i praktycznosc wy
stawienia szko}y ma West end.
Trustysi zostali ci co byli dotad.
- Wincenty Kupferschmidt, jake
sekretarz, i J6zef Jereczek, jake
kasyer.
hitting TRIVIAL dwie godziny, ale
radzono spokojnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24
Wydawca W1ARU-
sA %poszukuje podr6-
zuiacego agenta.
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCONE E.

WIELEBNEMU x. Jak6bo'
wi Pacholskiemu, z okazyi jego
imienin, W dniu rs Lipca, zyczy
Redakcya W1ARUsA zdrowia, po-
myslnosci i Observation-Disclosures Bo,
lego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24

DO SAN FRANCISCO sprze.
dawac bedzie Kolej North Western
tykiety ekskursyjne 80 Lipca i cd
2 do 10 sierpnia, dobre do powrotu
80 Wrzesnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24

DO ST.. PAUL sprzedawac
bedzie Kolej Burlingtohska tykiety
ekskursyjne, pc znizonej Genie W
dniach IA, 81 i.9s Lipca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24
! Skutki wojny
AFRIYCE.

Miliardy pochfonela wojna "
poludniowej Afryce, kt6rej zakkoh-
czenie wywolafo tax radosny zapa]
" Anglii, q odbilo sic donosnem
echem " cafym cywilizowanym
6wiecie.
Podpisanic wszakze prelimina.
RIA pokojowego v Pretoryi ME jest
j~eszcze kqhcem ofar p~ienieznych,
jake Anglia must ponicsc z powo-
du tel wojny j potrzeba bedzie Wy
DAD ~jeszcze kilkadziesiat miliondw
#. szterling6w, zanim zlikwidowa-
ne zostana jej ostatnie rachunki.
Przedewszystkiem trzeba przy.
wiesc z powrotem do domu $50 ty-
siecy zofnierzy angielskich, 45 ty-
siecy jehc6w boerskich, znajduja-
cych sic ma wyspach Bermudzkich,
Oejlonie i ma wyspie- sw. Heleny
trzeba przewiesc z powrotem do
! ojczyzny, %nastepnie trzeba i'm da6
p:eniadze ma odbudowanie zniszczo-
nych podczas wojny domow miesz-
kalnych i zabudowan gospodar-
czych, znacznych sum potrzeba ma
wypfate odszkodowania t. wv. ro-
jalistom W :Kaplandzie, II. tym ko-
lonistom, kt6rzy przezrczas wojny
stall pc stronie Anglii i "a to po-
niesli szkody ma swym dobytku re
strony oddziaf6w boerskich, kt6re
niszczyly zagrody takich lojalist6w,
wreszcie kilka, a moze. i kilkana-
scie milion6w #. SITTER. p6jst ma ma
nagrody pieniezne ola tych zofnie-
rzy i o~icer6w, kt6rzy odznaczyli
sic W czasie wojny.
Bye moze, re kilkadziesiet
milion6w ft. SIT. ME w~ystarczy ma
wyr6wnanie tych os%tatecznych ra-
chunk6w wojennych, ale tego wy
datku parliament angielski za}owaG
ME bedzie, ami ME bedzie sic. z RIA
dem targowal 0 jego wysokosc,
gdyz spoleczenstwo angielskie tax
wielkie nadzieje przywiazuje do
k~orzysci, jake przyniesie z SODA
rozpoczynajaca sic teraz era poko-
iowa, re nietylko bez szemrania, ale
wprost z radoscia uchwalili te no
we wydatki, DO instyktownie czuje
to, re wydatki te niebawem wr6ca
sic mu z okladem.
Nietylko. jednak ola Anglii
ale ola cafego swiata p~rzywr6cenie
pokoju " poludniowej Afryce jest
pod wzgledem ekonomioznym Wy
padklem PlerWszorzedneJ donlos{o-
Sci. PrzedewsFystkiem ogromne
z%naczenie ma to, re kapita4y an
gielskie beda teraz, jak dawniej,
szukafy zn6w lokacyi pc "a granica-
mi w}asnego kraju. Przez try lata
prawie byfy one jakby uwiezione,
DO co kilka miesiecy wypuszcza}
Rad londynski nowa partye konsol
ma targg, a patryotyzm nakazywaf
Anglikom przedewszystkiem te
wiasne papiery kupowaG, by do
staczy6 przez to rzadowi 6rodk6w
do prowadzenia wojny. Ot6z to
,,o%o1o %o~o~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24
TYKIETY

TYKIETY ~EkSKURS1JNE
do Lake Washington Kasota, St.
Peter) sprzedawac bedzie kolej
North Western podczas pory lato-
wei po znizonych cenach z Wi
nony " Piatki i Soboty do Kasoty
"a 81. 10 do St. Peter "a SAILS
= do Eagle Lake "a So. Is, "a round
trip tamdotad = powrotem, dobre
do powrotu " nastepny Wtorek.
Do Kasoty kosztuje tykiet zwrotnyy
1855, do St. Peter $685. - do
Eagle Lake 5000, dobry do po-
wrotu " ciagu 80 dni. Dobra spo-
sobnosd zabawienia sic polowem
ryb ma wedke, z parowym yachtem,
nowomodnemi hotelami t. d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24
MA DARMOWE. GRUNTA

(homesteaty) W Minnesota. wybie:
rajq sic nastepujacy polscy obywa-
tele z Winony: Wojciech Szudera,
Michal Kardach, F%ranciszek Rim
kowski, Teoil Pelowski, Andrzej
S%tachowicz, Jozef i Micha} Ka-
mrowscy z Pine eFeeku ! k'lku
innych. Zamierzaja oni sic osiedli6
W powiecie Cash, Is mil cd Novel
Polski, 70 mil cd Duluth i 70 mil
cd Little Falls. Grunta tam So bar
do dobre, obros}e twardem drze-
ven, 80 do 100 stop wysokiem,
jake to: buki, jesiony, bale j
czerwone deby t. p. Woody do
statkiem, wiele strumyk6w ma}ych
iezi6r. Jeszcze kilkadziesiat rodzin
mog}oby tam dostac homesteaty.
Blizszych szczeg6}dw Q owych
gruntach MONA sic dowiedziec ma:
United States Land Office, St.
Cloud, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24

dawne rzady obu republik boer
Me nalezy BOWEN zapominac,
. TEN ze zar6wno v Transwaalu,
jak j oranii rzadzi{y do tel nieo-
graniczenie te varsity ludnosci
%miejscowej, kt6re wedle terminolo-
lei nowoczesnej moznaby nazwac
stronnictwem agrarnem, podczas
gdy cafy przemysl byi " reku Gu
dzoziemcdw, tax zwanych milan
der6w, kt6rzy ME mieii pelnych
praw obywatelskich i ami ma parla-
menty t%amtejsze, AMI ma wladze wy
konawcza ME mieli najmniejszego
wpfywu.
Ola gospodarstwa og6lno swia-
towego maja te ncwo nabyte kolo-
ME angielskie warto66 ogromna,
obszar ich BOWEN dor6wnuje mniej
wiecej obszarowi cafej monarchii
|austro-wegierskiej, a zaludnienie
jest bardzo slabe. w Transwaalu
lyle ws~zystkiego okofo million ludzi,
z t,go mniej wiecej czwarta czesc
rasy biafej, z ogromna przewaga
|liczebna mezczyzn mad kobietami,
ludnosc zas Oranii wynosi p~rzeszlo
miliona dusz, W tenn tylko,
80. 600 bia}ych. Jak korzystne So
warunki przyrodzone tych KRAKOW,
Q TEN swiadczy wymownie ia oko-
licznosc,z re mp. DRAMA " %pierwszym
roku prowizorycznej administracyi
angielskiej, pomimo zawieruchy
wojennej przyniosia 30l, 500 funt6w
szterling6w dochodu, zas wydatki
administracyjne wynosi}y 267,46o
funt6w, tax re pozostalo nadwvzki
dochodow ~przeszfo 33, 900 funt6w
szterling6w.
Wschodnia Geese Oranii NADIA
je sic wybornie do prowadzenia
racyonalnego gospodarstwa rolne-
go natcmiast srodkowa i zachod-
MIA Geese zawiera przewazne same
tylko pastwiska, ma kt6rych wypa-
sac MONA trzody. Bogactw mine
ralnych posiada DRAMA niewiele, "a
to Transwaal wyposazony jest "
az do zbytku. Pok1ady zlota
50 iscie niezmierzone, a techniczne |
warunki ich eksploatacyi tax ko-
rzystne, jak nigdzie ma swiecie.
Opr6cz z}ota posiada jednak
take bajeczne skarby W
lnnych mineralach, ma kt6re dotad
bardzo malo uwagi zwracano. Jest
#y E.==EE EsF"HI
wegiel najlepszej jakosci W
zachodnich i p6lnocno-zachodnich
prowincyach SO obfte poklady soil,
" srodku kraju ma p6lnoc cd Pre-
toryi jest srebro, kobalt, siarka. i
a ma wsch6d cd Leydsdorfu
n~iezmierzone poklady miedzi, kt6re
znajduja sic, rec MONA, tuz pod
skorupa ziemi, tax, re wydobywa-
ME jej bardzo malo kosztowac be-
die.
Wszystkich tych skarb65w do
tychczas prawie wcale ME wyzyski-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24
Po4nIk dI. Pulsskiees-

@sya&& 8 STss4S 8
PoanIk dIa Puisskiess-
ko's'ss p ~ ~ostateesnie BIZ
v sprawis p.mnilka Puiaskiego, 10.
kt6ry rzqd wyasygnnje kwote 50
tysiecy. KowncczeSnle uchwalono
postan ienie .pomnika ola Steubena
=Te diva pomniki stang M narotni
kach BiafeQo domu, tax wiec gdy-#
by nawet Niemcy przysIali = darze
pomnik Frytza, ME bedzie miejsca
pred gmachem prezydenta, NJ n
stawienie tegoz
Nadmieniamy tutaj, ze nasz
dotychczasowy kongresman p. Hen
Er =G-E1Ef 80 #SHE E-HEs SGE ? go.
ryk Palmer ME zalowal re swej
strony trudu piracy byle tylko
urzeczywistnic budowe pomnika.
W czasie posiedzenia ma kt6rem
zapad{a ostateczna uchwafa co do
budowy pomniks, %kongresman
Palmer przemawlajac y tel sprawie
odezwai sic:
,,Stany Zjednoczone 90 obo.
wiazane p~ostawic pomnik generate
wi Pu1askiemu. temu dzielnemu boz
haterowi p%olskiemu, kt6ry jake
ochotnik przyby} ma te ziemie, wall
cyl, by} raniony / ponl6sl fmierc
ma polu WALK toczacej sic "a nasza
wolnos6i niepodlegfo6c.
Kongres kontynentalny uzna-
JAG zas8ugi tego walecznego Polaka,
uchvalit postaw,t dian pomnik.
Y iecei jak 100 lat up}yneEo cd
czasu tel uch*a'y, a dotychczas
ME by9a wykonsn:, ostatsczny
wixc czas ably to spe}nic."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24
JABkKA sprzedajae y Vino g
ME rlle,. poo do ; 80 :, pelk.:

LEGION POLsKI odbedz1e5w
najblizsza Niedziele Wycieczke do
La Crosse, kpleja Burlinggtohnska.
.Pociqg nadzwyczajny 9 Is karaceh.
pasazerskich opusci Winone Q go
dzinie 9. 80 pred poludniem. Dzieh
przepedza Legionisci v parku j hall
Centennial W La Crosse. Kapela
|Legionu Polskiego towarzyszyc
bedzie wycieczce. Wyjazd z La
Crosse do Winony nastapio godz:-
ME 9 wieczorem.
CHODOWCY TABAKI pc
Wisconsihskiej stronie rzeki spo-
dziewaja sic lego roku dobrych
plon6w.
SkAWNA apostofka wstrze-
miezliwosci Carrie Nation powie-
dzia}a W Poniedziafek wieczorem W
miescie naszem move, W parku mad
jeziorem. We Wtorek pred po}u-
dniem przemawia}a " Central
Parku.
w DNIU "a LIPCA sodbeda
.groccrnicy z "inony w~ycieczke do
La Crosse. Grocernie beda W tym
dniu zamkniete.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24

Pan6w Ocisgaa|
sk1ch nawo}ujemY,
ably sic pospieszy ! . 2
odnowieniem pred
p}aty ma W1ARUsA,
bio nam teraz bard;z;o
potrzebne pieniadze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24

KOLEJ North Western usta-
nowi}a oplate q tykiet ekskursyjny
: Winony do Galesyille ma IS Ct.
Take tykiety, sprzedawane co
Piatek Sobote, dobre SO do POI
wrotu do nastepnego Poniedzialku.
TAX bedzieaido.9s WrzeSnia l9o2r.
-Oo-
TYKIETY dla poszukujacych..
gruntdw sprzedaje kolej Chicago,
Milwaukee, 4 ST. Paul Y kaadyI.
Pierwsxy j j tr1eci Wtorek katdego;
|misssiaecs DO punktdw ~ xaohodxie
4 na poltudniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24

J0ZEF PELoWsKI, jego
IONA i syn, " Pine Creeku, okrop-
ME pobici zostali przez nicmiec-
kiego farmera, N. Gabriok, gdy
mu przeszkadzali v rujnowanir ioh
drucianego plotu. Gabriok mocno
ich porani} wiidlami j mtotkiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24

KARToFLE tegos roku =
okolioy nas1ego miasta tax dobr.e
sie ob,r,odlaaiityy, e y Wlnonie spree,
dasa loss5 4. buszel,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-10
DIRECTORY.

GAN JUAN COUNTY CATHOLIC MISSION
y Catholic population gl0l Headquarters
bro ten Santa Rosa Church, Blanco y. %
Regular services, hrst and second Sunday Of
month. mass at 9 a. ms. sermOn1 Sunday
school for children, Immediately after mass.
AT 3 b. ~. rosary congregational hinging,
Bible history, uFayers3 munthly services held at
Gobernndor. Martinez. Los Pinos. Several
Times during year, Aztec, Ia Plata, Farming
tom aud Ouo arc visited by the priest in
charge. Rosa precinct, Rio Arribu Co., n. al.
fCathnlis population 300 is nttende from
Santa Rosa church ANY communication on
church affairs OF religious subjects should be
addressed 20 Catholic Priest biauco Pc d,
New Mexico"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-10
rsss-MakIna

Au A. II Cotton, modiito, hno dres5-makiur
. speciality Aztec, NJ. III. Rooms in the Geo.
Blanoett building. Having worked for several
years. with the leading drossmakers Of Colo.
rsdd' am competent TO do your d~rossmnking 10
a satisfactory manner aftsr the most approved
methods and ia the --latest fashions. Prices
easona bic.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-10
49, or -.

One bay stallion colt 20 brand, aged two
years the 25th Of next March. Shows good
blood and is . half-brothor OF Silver Dick
Shows alittla white on LEFT hind foot. next to
the hooL. The undersigned Will pay so reward
for return Of ahimal or 70 any one taking up
tho animal and sending mo notice Of mi
A. r. HUBBARD,
Aztec. New Marlan.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-10

win sell At private sale an thu effects q
tho late Win. L. Bray detsasod. consisting OF
one horse, ole busy, hnY stands Of bees end
q number Of other articles. All can Be seen
% my farm 1H miles Wo1tOf Aatoo.
FRANK MURR Administrstor
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-10

Fred Bunker will buy your cdrh and
will pay you cash for it. delivered in
Aztec. Bring in what you have and be
will take il OF your hands.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-10

All parties knoviug themselves Indebted Is
th9 andersgned on accothi win flssss GAIN
aud iatlit ~ ohsS. FknD BUNkEn