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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-02-20
Patrick Henry's
Worthy Tribute

Mr.. Writ relates an anecdote of
Washington which shows in what esti-
nation he was held by the members of
the first Congress. Soon after Patrick
Henry returned home, being asked
whom he thought the greatest man
in Congress" he replied, IF you speak
OF eloquence, Mr.. Rutledge of South
Carolina is by far the greatest orator:
but, If you speak of solid information
and sound judgment, Colonel Washing
ton is unquestionably the greatest
man on that floor" This opinion was
verified by every act of his life. His
knowledge on the subjects to which
he gave his attention, was most thor
ough and exact; and all the world
has agreed that no other man has
given such proofs of the soundness of
his judgment.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-02-20
Early Selected
for High Honors

Although Col. Washington retired to
private station at Mount Vernon at
the close of the frontier warfare, he
did not neglect his duties to the public.
Still holding the Office of adjutant-gen-
eral of the militia he circulated orders
for them to assemble at certain times
and places to be exercised and re-
viewed. So much were the inhabitants
alarmed at the recent successes of the
enemy, that their martial spirit re-
ceived a new impulse, and volunteer
companies began to be organized.
Their ardor was stimulated from the
pulpit and it was in sermon to one
Of these companies that the accom-
plished and eloquent Samuel Davies
pronounced the celebrated encomium
in single sentence, which has often
been quoted as prophetic. After prais-
ing the zeal and courage which has
been shown by the Virginia troops,
the preacher added: "As a remark
able instance of this, may point out
to the public that heroic youth, Col.
Washington, whom | cannot but hope
Providence has hitherto preserved in
SO signal manner for some important
service to his country" This was but
the echo of the general voice, and it
is proof Of the high estimation in
which the character of Washington
was at that time held by his country
men, and Of the hopes it had raised.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-02-20

ty, which trust he discharged with all
the faithfulness and assiduity of
father. till the son became of age, and
till the daughter died in her nineteenth
year. This union was in every respect
felicitous. 1t continued forty years.
the nation, the character of Mrs.
Washington was ever a theme of
praise. Affable and courteous, exem-
plary in her department. remarkable
for her deeds of charity and piety. un-
ostentatious and without vanity, she
adorned by her domestic virtues the
sphere of private life, and filled with
dignity every station in which she
was placed.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-02-20

Christ is the focus that has gathered
In and given out every ray of light the
world has ever seen.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-02-20
Mrs. Washington's
Noble Characte,

In the course Of the year following
the French and Indian war. Col.
Washington had paid his addresses
successfully to Mrs. Martha Gusts. to
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-02-20
1.-THE DUST OF WASHINGTON
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The tombs Of Englan DIS honored dead
Are. like her annals grand;
Leaning DER Chatham's buried head.
Dropping by Nelson's trophied bed,
AS If their hearts Of marble bled.
Arts silent mourners stand
But how. my country hast thou shrined
Thy patriot heroes dust?
Hath he. in whose majestic mind
All human virtues were combined
Hath he-the champion Of mankind
Carved urn or laurel bust?
\c--rom AIS sor.S In un,culp.urc. Clones,
Widowed. and broken fall;
No marble warders uard his bones
His grave nor state nor nation owns
And he who startled Europe's thrones
Neglected lies Of all.
The monuments that Nature gave
Are melting fast away;
The branches that were wont to wave
Like banners. DER the good and brave
Torn rudely from his hallowed grave,
Are speculations prey
Conquered CORVALLIS rests in state,
So Howe and Clinton lie:
For Britain bars not glorys gate
Against cen her defeated great,
While we to him. VIII ose sword was fate
A fitting tomb deny.
Sons OF the oil!-heir rs of the fame
Earth's purest patriot won.
Let not his memory be your shame
The sordid ransom give and claim
The dust Of Washington!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-11
The A)ise owl

Gets his reputation by saying nothing and
looking wise.
The same theory applied 10 business men may
make reputation. but i won't make business.
It you are really wise you naturally know more
about your goods, or yolr business, than
others and. II you are like an owl and say moth
rg, you can not expect prospective purchasers
to know why you are entitled 10 their patronage
lel' your story in The Post every day. |, will
not hurt your reputation as wise man, and il
wi make your business more prosperous.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-11

WANTED Anyone In search OF employ
mcnt to communicate with us: we yil
hcla you secure Il good position. GIl
Weston Business, LaUos and Information
hurnu, room, s, AIS Twenty-tirst streei,
Gavestol Texas. 6.2J
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WE have some very desirable city lots to
exchange for improved city property: wi
assume incumhrancc or pay difference on
llaimn, III Moore Burnett building; old
phone 1861.
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FOR RENT.

THREE furnished rooms for rent; spi,,,lo
Ior hght housekeeping. Apply 53iS Con.
-lNNN
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

BIDS wanted FOR construction OF log skid
way on bank Of Ouachita river Apply
10 Monroe Lumber Co. Ltd, Monroe, La.
10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids are I'm
vitcd for the erection Of a brick business
house 50X2UO feet. slN stories and base
nent for the Dorsey Printing Company
in Dallas. Texas Plans ready on Tues,
day, June 10, 1872. and bids VII De closed
,and specifications Ia the office OF G; A,
GIL & Son architects. IN Kirby building
corner Main md Lamar streets, Dallas,
~ amnunf n I'D must accompany each
hid, made payable 10 The Dorsey Printing
Company, as guarantee that the sue
ressful bidder will ertel INTO CONTRACT
with satisfactory bond within three days
after AWARD Is made The right Is re-
served 10 reject any on all bids, ~
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BOARD, ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED BOARD and room With al con.
vcniences. by couple Iss. ibis olnee: 4"
GENTLEMAN wishes room with private
family in Fifth ward reference. AZ
dress 1851. this othce. 40
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GOOD place FOR sale and eighteen head
~ cattle come "a Pnssmorc's store on
Clark stree; a Suap l6
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

For SALE M n bargain, retail lumber YARD
In I'VE Nurih 'rrXla town uf 1000 inhnhi
tant~: hunlthCW locality county seat large
territory to draw from; big inducefncnt
on Improvements. stock at present mar
kct prices; Investment about $4,000; an.
NUM- sales about $4,000, mnRhlg good
prottg: finest OF prospects for big tan
trade; will sell renl estate or lease same
bcst stand IN town; will he Compelled to
Withdraw TIL, offer after thirty DAYS;
IN oo'j"c II
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For REST-Onc store, 23x9l. Blnz build
ing; two offices, Binz building; Ciglt
room two-story. 1910 Caroline; eight room
two.story 25n5 Prairie avenue. Binz "
Settegast, room 2l} Binz building. II
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1scat "HaMto"
4 ars- read.
HELP WANTED.

TRAVELLING salesmcn. also alyertiscfs:
straight salary. Answer if YOU want bust
ness, otherwise don't. Triumph, Dallas.
Texas. ID
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a NUhUNEU BOY OF good chnrnrtor wrli
recommended. wants position to work
around office. good workpri willing To
work. Address TS1I. this office. q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-11

FOR BARGAINS In Real Estate see Gran
SION & Watkins, 10 Main street. We can
show you homes In Third and Fourth
wards. also In Fair Grounds at prices
which will sell them. We also solicit
your orders to buy and sell oil stocks on
Exchange. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-11

SOM good carpenter, have had several
years experience. Address isis, this Of.
nee. II
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plumbing well done; phone 400. Houston
Plumbing and Manufacturing 60. q
MONEY no LOAN We have Insney e.
loan on Houston business or city prop
erty .; good notes, Ia amuunis to SUIT
borrowers at low rate OF Interest. WIN.
II. olschewske e Co, 200 Khan building;
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uNE LOT one block of Harrisburg ROM!
near Byron'S store. south front. for $50.
Meathrrshy & Co.. l10Ih Congress. ~
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WANTED situation OF any Kind hy col.
ored man. Address lio9 Prairie avenue
j. T.. Browns IN
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~ PER ACRE for rice land--64O acres in
wharton, one OF the greatest rice produc-
ing counties In Texas Address w. T..
stewart. Jacksboro. Texas. II
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WANTED--Y Young men and ladies 70 learn
telegraphy for railway service; day am
night sessions; reduced summer rates.
Houston scnool OF Topography, Housto.. :,
Texas. "a
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FIXTURES ana picture frames. J. H.,
kopf, 1914 Prairie avenue. T-22
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100000 To LoA.s on Houston business or
residence property; ono TO ten years; al
ments II desired no delay IN getting Sonr
money. Apply TO \. l.. Mills, 10 Nam
street, or address r. O. Box S03 II
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EOR sALF-On account OF health. f1e
Sic Xanthos confectionery mud fruit
store. cos Main street. best iocatior. hre
business es' ablished; for any Information
mission houses 10 city. 49,. 9
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SUMMER RESORTS

EZyDTRI- HOTEL. Bandefa, rexas.--
open for summer; hunting aud nsniuf
abilities: Telephone connections; mou..
tain and river drives. ~
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WANTED Rrick nlasons 10 work on Burt
rehnorN beaumont Texas Wages. Tic
per hour Address Gro. A. Hurt. Beau.
mnut, Texas IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-11

NIT Il3E OF AUUWuI MFfFnE, --NUIItr 70
hereby given that the annual meeting or
stockholders OF the, Galveston, harrisburg
aud san Aninnlo Railway Company will
be held at the general ofnce Of the com
PAM in the city OF Houston, Harris coun-
~, Texas. at II O'Clock a. NJ on the nrst
day OF July, l0O2 and TINT the annual
meeting Of the board o. directors OF i saia
ana ON the same dag immediately after
the adjournment OF said annual meeting
OF the Stockholders. g. Is. Seger, secre.
tarvI III
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MRdisonvillc, Texas; uneullcd TIMBER
prompt monthly payments, III cents for
mnling Write u, IL, Slgpor, Palestine,
Texas. for transportation over I. and g..
y railway to nearest polui TO work. In.
quire of Luke ruuis or DT. Johnson. An
Geo W Slgpor n Bro. contractors. G.ia
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sant ode
- srina Ga rea4eta.
FOR RENT.

mE DENVER roomlng house. 1910 Prest on
rnenue, bas been renovated all over AMI
onefs good, cool rooms, with bath priyt.
lege. at 81 and up week. 6i4-Oa
rGk MULTIPLICATION acres, under fence,
wv, wNn stable OF TWENTY-FIVE stalls, race
s,aS aud n good well on place: stu
rArk railroad. within city Limits: nrlce
Soo per month, OF 500 per month II leased
W. ys I'VE years. Apply TO j. G. Hutchinson.
g ~, hrupp 4 Tuffy's shoe store, or Mrs
----NIc iifyan. 31Tl5 Muin street n
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FOR SALE Beautiful ten.room modern
home. corner sixteenth and Boulevard.
Houston Heights splendid artc.inn
water. car line IN front of the door: WITH
IN II minutes ride Of tho city: will sell
cheap for cash. or will exchange for N,
proved city property. John T. Boyle. Oh
rbouc 5di. d0T Kiam building Is
SNAl' at 81 an acre. wo tn double; third
cash. SEQ acres rnc farm land mostly
timNer: fronts Bernard river Rrhzlria
county. evcrlaStinG water; above overflow
IL miles flqnI railroad station. Addrte.
ISl3. this Office. II
FOR SALE $50 acres near Sour Lake. 'frN-
as: 10 1cres at League city: $50 nclCS IN
jackson county. Texas; win sell chem e
sold soon. For prices and terms adj
dress VIM H. llarwOod. Des Moines
Iowa. "A
NICE tcu-acre block for subdivision at an
exceptional bargain. William II. Ol-
scheWsbc & Co. IL
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E0TTCE--AIl Just claims against the estate
OF DR.. j. X. Mnyo, deceased. should BE-
presented Ia duplicate to orcn. Mayo.
az Houston, Texas. on or before June u,
viii not be held later than that date.
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spEClAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting III the stockholders aud directors
Of the Direct Navigation company viii be
held IN the company's Office, No, llo5
Frgnkliu .r,enuc nj n oclock a, m,
Tuesday Of JGly !, 1902 u. e. cushmgn:
Secretary. ''''f' +f''' +''''-.'' ~
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ron pt,,-,r a.. mn MI. ,..,.,
nv. tno nsfnc pi, Hniid rii" KUN
room iwo-story. 1910 Caroline; eight room
two.story, a5,i5 Prairie avenue Binz X
Settegast, room 2l3 Rinz building. Il
FOX RENT hree rl'ChltiN tnfniNned cen
tctIlg south bedrooms IN prlN1lc l"m.
ilN, Whh hith pTlvlleLeo' Apply IVY
u = ".-.---i
~ \ rPSpocianie 'o,ot.' I"'hi{; ,aao6 ,,,
tourro'm cottage cI"se III 'aIl l'"o Nc
kinncy. .---.-- o. -
FOR ITNl'- Thrcc connecting unrunlshrd
roorls aud one furnished room at
onHGS avenue -
FOR KENT Nice south o1ico. 1905, re-!
aud i-uF2 congress. ~
J,OR DFN'T- Tliyc-sooI1 cottage, Third
ward two acres Of land attached DAVIS
1olGH Congress. II
;TITJyIst, conn, ,tip,, south rooms choap
a,o7 i.ceIsnd aySnuS il
~. ,ar-o., No. ~ rcn1oI nrorc,t,
IN Il, 1inI,stnn. r6mneteot and free convey
nuces to show same; call or phone. Nor,
feet, phones 673. Binz building. u
for cou5Ie or gentlemen: bath: only three
blocks from Main street, Coz Rusk. II
WANT 10 rent YOUR offic1 or sitting room
evenings from 20 ; o'clock, Addef S.
Wilton, HaS Prairie u
Won T5I' vi lilo store 291S German
street as w, :. Swilley. Camp building
city II
< -F7TT7KYTSHFD ROOM in private family;
$40 Mckinney avenue. u
MODERN 15.room house. all conveni2n,rees I;
newly renovated: s9nth co,ne, ,,ort ~
ward; owner Would poa MY Et ssne f"' II
rent; lelerellccs, ILol, .i'iS - ~
Two four-room cottages, $3.50 each, caro-
line; slX-room modern cottage leCi4lu,
paved street, Szo' sS , T., s96 pvr
t"otst,U,r ~ WIN ~ t,,iIIing ii
" Dol IasS MIN
TWO dsllshtfrl soy south rooms man IN private II
SI77; -, 5I1 To,,s,ona street one
SiOhE lol iens, u so,,sre Anply L.
nlock from maIhet sIu"i'' ooan5t 11I5
~, , Enns ot,oot ~ II
l-Uu!-la--I 81
Hou sES-Me we n aT, i tnem sron MI Bar
sn nu Cl ,da Tnu a. strsot. nbonp 1Gq II
vi, 80 mel oil
Lane. cooi tur I1fp az T"1in, WIN ii
kltcneh. WI lIlo McIa- 1--- -
FOR RENr-one nice large cool room ~ LOT
one or two gentlemen Apply lool ieNq II
avenue. -----------------,-,
LOWER floor. four rooms, bath nice heisn'
bnrhood. Apply 909 Chartres. III
,;-;I7-cS -, - ,.o-T1S. no chiidren. 800
Eo1,s 9sIui s stTeet 'ooii''' Nv "A
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HELP WANTED.

Manitoba girl Tor fruit pantry. can
at office Hotel Bristol II
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ANNOUNC EMEN'r--.A IAN PERSONS 70 wholr
the late wiviam Montarne Muir Mackea,
vie Scottish noblcmau. was Indebted, VIII
send 10 his widow. Mrs. William Mnlr
Aficl enzlc. nov seslding In New. York
city 100 East Twentyhffb street, the full
amount of all bills due fhein from MN
"
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tWo FIRST CLASS PAINTERS and pa.
per hangers; none tut strictly soher men
uccd apply; gpou positions to right men,
Apply liuS Prairie avenue IL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


SCHOOL wanted by ycung lady holding
first grade State certificate. Address 151,
this Office Is
TWO COLORED girls desire 10 wash ana
iron or SOW for private families 10y ID"
day. Address 1916, this Office. ~
:, ANTED- Position ~ housekeeper. Al.
dress 1897, III, ofhce ~
SITUATION WANTED nv cnlored girl %
do housework 40 Saulnier street. II
place in II home IN city, Address J. NJ.
this Office. ~
WANTED Position by competent lady
stcnographer who IL also hookkeerer
and thoroughly understands general oiile
work: references given. Address f., pQ4
HOgan street. city. u
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W y Nj Ep~-A man who understands AL
about Creosoting. Address LccsNile Shin-
gle Mlll Co, ltd, Lcesville. Ia. Y
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GIVE Ny Personal ATTENTION no
THE III RtHASE. SALE AND RENTAL
q PROPERTY AND ANY BuStNEsS
CElNE MY CAREFUL. INTENTION.
PROPERTY Assessed INSURED MN
hEPT II FIRST CLASS REPAIR. GIVE
ME- 4 TRIAL WITH Your BUSINESS.
NoRFLEET, 2o1 BINZ BUILDING. II
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~Oeat NTant Qdo
PAY 5sst.
SITUATIoNS-MALE.

WANTED Position by well experienced
Bohemian. In general merchandise husi
place AT once OF IN the fall, Louis lav.
licek, Engle, IcSas. 10
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23

hOt0@ taSyTA ~
) bye COS ME zbyt Swietn'e.
CCz,y tam czasrm ME zakrec''.
sic Ouch So. Morgensterns? Z!
Bacznust Brac'a Z~wlazkowcy
W ostatn,ej ZGoDz1E czytamy
odezws jakiegos komitetu. v
kt6rym 6guru,e jake kasyer.
kasyer Wv a:ku Narodowcgo.
Polskiego. a przeciez ma
seryo odezwy tel mkt rozsad
ny ME wezmie. Znajda sic
naiwni: ktorzy S E beda Ito
wal. mad bi, dnymi starcam' ].
kalekaml. dada Sc wz'at ma
kawal. glup.ch ME sieja -
m6wi przys'ow'e ~ ale ogol
chyoa ma !, ]. !. take plewy ME
p6idzie. .,Przytr'ek ola st rs
COW ikalek'' chca CT panow'e
budowat. A TIC t4kich przy-
tu'kow lest jul kilka, nawet
W Oh cag,. Q lie nam ~iado':
mo,sa przynajmniej diva. ieden
katul,ck'. drug, n'ezaiezny
w,ec ola kogo ma bye trzec'.
ma ktory az Zw,azkowcy !
niezw,azkowcy skIadat maia?
he? Chyba ola panow Cd
zlobu Zw,azkowego, DO on
SIC ]uz starzeja. a kaleka
zostae. jak cztowiek zechce,
to pono tel ME trudno, vice
tob Smy rozumieli, ale wteoy
zebrajcie u Zw'azkowc6w. a
da Gle ,nnym swiety spoke.
w &c Wan lodps dki juz ME
starczaMA gdz'ez SO ogrom
ne sunny funduszow Zw'a'~
kowych, 0 kt6rych lyle bebs
nicie. Jezeli pieniadze macit,
a uwaz, Gle "a rzecz tax wiel
k,ej donios'osci, wystaw'en'e
domu ola starych Zw'azkow-
COW, to p~rzeciez raus damit!
Tam pien,adze VAN przynio~
So korzyst moralna. ktora
szawisze nleporr6wnanie pre-
wyzsza korzysc materia'oaa
vice czemu dz'elit sic TAXA
wielka zasluga al z N'ezwia-
zkowymi. Zdaje SIC re Dz1EN.
NIX CH1cAGosKl niedose umle~
SCH ep tet6w ornancv6w pa
nom : domu Zwiazkowego.
Brak tam c%ona)mnie, jeszcze
dw6ch: blagierzy i naciagacze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23
J Wiedoia dokonaI opefscyi5

\ Wiedoiia' diokonal opefscyi'
IA coreczce milionera Ar
moura. D1,ecko Is Cd uro-
Edzenia bylo kaleka gorn'a
.kost " ncdze rosla fatszywie.
.Operacya trwsla dwie godzi-
ny, a "a jej dnkonanie dostal
Lorenc $Ioo.ooo " tych
dokonal on bezp'atnte
cztery take same operacye Y
b.ednych ludz'. Miedzy inne
mi operowane byio dz'ecko
OBJ. ~Baranowskiego.
Naturaln,e ma wielu sw,ad-
kow swych operacyi, a nawet
zgloszch d.ktor6w tutelszych
pragnacych bye przypuszczo
.nymi do operacyj slawnego
CHI rurga, )est lyle. ze niepo-
dobna ich wszystkich uwz~
.gledni6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23
Peonumerata Wyn0sl fOczn1e
" stanaoh Zjed. Kanadzie 5000
" Europe koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w a u n k /.

Abonenoi oplacajacy WrARusA
{ dolu, kon,ecznie muszas p}aclc
400 .. isden rok, lubo tym
roku dla prsedp}acioieli cEyli psa~
cacych naprz6d, roczna oPfate
snitylismy na $l.so.@ =.
Kto siedna nam trzech no
sych abonent6w i prsedse: cd
sstdepo. calorocznY abonament 2
CORY. t.mu przez ca}y rex. ggaxete
did niego samego ~przose4ac beds'e-
my bezp}atnH
Kto odbierze Z r -ozty try gazety'
awa4anyrc jest 20 abonenta J odpo.
Vieds,alnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien NJ
.ycnmiast podad wydawcy W1AR1sA
w6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy w~yraznie ME
odm6wiq gszcty "a posrednictwem
listowego lub innego urzednika
pocxtowego, W1AEus poselany be-.
die dalej. Skoro Ito zaprzestarle
odbierad gazette, powinien wpicrw
sspla4id, jezeli co "a mia: r:Aien.
Pieniqdxe "a i ola W1ARusA ma
ely ~przesesad przez pocztowy Tub
expresowy Money Order. MONA
tel p~rzepelat abonament W dolarach
p.pierowych, przes Postal note,
albo v jednocentowych Tub dwuoen
towvch zr<aozkach pocztowYch, lecz
ieteli abouament, W TAXI sposob
prses}any, " drodze przepadn'e Zoe
sie " tym kraju bardzo rzadko
sdarza) wydawca W1ARusA ME
bie,ze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial
no6ci. Take listy najlepiej kazat
ma poczcie reglstrowad, DO wtenczaa
urzad pocztowy bierze ma siebie od.
powiedzialnosG, re wrszs zawarto6'
dig dojda na miejsce przeznaozenia.
Wszelkie listy oras przese1ki pie
nieane do W1ARUsA ~adresowa6:
Mrs J.. DERDOWSKA.
329 E. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA Mimi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23
Z niw P0lskich
" AM CE.
W MINNEAPOLIS W pol.

" MINNEAPOLIS W poll
skiej par. iii sw. Krzyza cd
bywal sic fair ma korzyst
kosco}a. cafy 1eszfY tydz Ell.
w niedz'ele pie'wsza fairu
obiecywali St Paulscy bracia
zjechac g%romadnie. ale deszcz
przeszkodz I, "a to W niedz ele
nastepna pogoda sprzyla'a, to
! z St Paul p'sknie sic jecha-
10, tyako paEowie brac'a pew
ME JUL Q fa'rze %zapomnieli.
Fair ogo EN- udal $ e d,brze,
a kto " MN bral udzial, tego
pewnie sum'enie spokoine.
Bylo | zabawy dosyc pick
nych rzeczy do -wylosowa"ia
a " kazdym razie grosz szedl
ma dobry eel.
PLYMOUTH Pa ~ Jo-
zef Hobles wn,6sl pre-:
CIV swej ions skarge 9 roe
w6d Jako pow6d podale e
otenil SEE swa obec'a ao' 4
" I 1899 v Phladel. hi,
przekonal sic iednak tersz &c
"a byla JUL przedtem samezna
! ME ma roxwodu : swo N
ms1em
III. Slynny
opetator W,sde1skSs;,dl
L V k st' przyb, dossnss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23

w obecnym czasie ws,yscy
wyczekuja wyniku trust6w i kole-
jowych kombinacyi. Jest to bar
do dobrze mie6 gubernatora, kt6ry
posiada przekonanie y tax waznych
sprawach. w jednej movie gu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23

q r u pazdzier-
nika Znany bank tuteiszy pod 6rm3
Gilmao. Son & 10. znajduiacy siie
.pfzy .Cedar ulicy zosta1y zamkniety
wczorai 20 poludniu. UrzednIcy
Western National banku odm6wlli
spieDiezenla czek6w tel firmy Ak
tywa AMI parywa q rlewiadome.
Bankructwo tego banku ME locia-
gnle zadnych nastepstw % sobq.
VIE ''1'n' : p@1n
o1'''n'A" on1 DA''sDe'' "ua'
e1oi4pt1e '4''' oae14 ~
PaD''o1nos' Aso'e9 po~ 'au@ =
aE--#E Aan-&
po"'ou'o W. e'2 An1.s1's p'''a'"'
"'en'e see kopa'n store pier
"o'nie lfpo"a Pfe1yueuta p'1
"o1' 2
skfao Pro1ek'o~apeJo Aon'sy'
"cf0dzs praeos'a"'c'e 9
aofn'10W NJ "'o0' sp'zeas'1V'c'e-
ann wfaec'cle''kopaln a'asego Prey
stat h''c0el "a wSrok 'al'e' kom'-
sy'. oP'asza on puo''c1nosc o5c'e'-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23

Jezeli cierpicie ma reumatyzm
wywichniecia opuchlizae
neuralgie albo boil " kt6rej czesci
c ala, Severy Olej sw. Gotharda
wyleczy Gle. Najlepsze i najsku-
teczniejsze lekarstwa. Cena so c.