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Evening journal., 1902-10-20
Philadelphia and Reading Rail ay
WilminEton pavis' n

Time table In effect 90. 1902
Trains leave Wilmington tISinr aire,,t
station), for Elsmere Junction, Mont-
chanin, Wintcrthur. Guyencourt Gram
ogue, Cossart Chadd's Ford Junction.
f1copson, West Chester. Embrcevillo,
Mortonvllle. Coatesville and intermediate
stations, daily, except Sunday, al 7s5 n.
m, daily 2l0 and A50 p. m. Sundays only
h.uo "A. m
For suplce. Elverson ana intermediate
tauons, daily, except Sunday, a 7.35 a.
M daily, 2l0 and $50 y. M Sunday only
az 40 p. m.
fermedlado statdons. daily, except sunday,
at l.31 A. m. and 210 d. m SundnY only
az 6O5 A. m. and 210 d. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Ferries
Evening journal., 1902-10-20
President Has Not Abandoned Trio

jackson, Miss, Oct. 20.-A letter was
received here on Saturday. stating
positively that President Roosevelt
has not abandoned his idea of coming
to Mississippi this fall, and that he
expects to be the guest Of Governor
Longino before congress meets" The
president will find plenty of bears
about the governors Yazoo Delta
plantation.
Evening journal., 1902-10-20
Expects Diplomatic Relations with Us

London, Oct. pa dispatch from
Rome says that the Vatican hopes
that the negotiations in Manila be
tween Governor Taft and Archbishop
Guidi will lead to the establishment of
diplomatic relations between the Unit
ed States and the Vatican. If this
fails. the Pope is believed to entertain
the hope that when the Guidi negotia-
tions are concluded the United States
will send an envoy extraordinary to
Rome to ratify the arrangements.
Evening journal., 1902-10-20
Deadly Diseases Threaten Troops.

Kingston, Jamaica, Oct. 20. - The
steamer Orinoco. from Colon, Colon
bia, which reached here yesterday,
brings a report that yellow fever and
smallpox have broken out among the
forces of the Colombian government
at Colon, and that there are ten deaths
daily from these diseases among the
soldiers there.
Evening journal., 1902-10-20
Gar VIII Visit Italy.

Rome, Oct 20. ~ The Giornale
DTtalia announces that the Emperor
and Empress of Russia will come tc
Italy next December. and will be es.
eorted by 4 Russian squadron.
Evening journal., 1902-10-20
Following Good PreachIng.

Vicar (severely, to his coolS)-Afary,
you had a soldier to supper last night.
Cook-Yes, sir; he's my brother.
Yicar-But you told me you had no
brother.
Cook-So 1 thought, sir, until you
preached last Sunday and told us we
were all brothers and sisters.-London
Tit-Bits.
Evening journal., 1902-10-20
WATER TANK NEARLY DONE

A water tank with $4,000 gallons
capacity which is being erected In the
yard Of the Pusey and Jones Company
is nearing completion. The tank will
be used for fire protection exclusively.
Evening journal., 1902-10-20
STAGE Held Up BY Masked Men.

North Yamhill, Ore, Oct 2O.-The
Trlamook stage was held up Saturday
night by three masked men, five miles
from here. The robbers secured $500
from the passengers and then escaped.
The country IS heavily wooded, and
there is little prospect Of capturing
the robbers
Evening journal., 1902-10-20

"'' Daily. -" Sundays "w Weekdays.
~" Via subway "a" South ST., $50 "a. m
So g1.C0 Excursion.
Detailed time taDles at ticket offices,
18th and Chestnut SITS. Ssi Chestnut St.
1905 Chestnut St. coo South "a ST. 1862
Market ST. and az Stations.
Union Transfer Company viii ,all for
and check baggage from hotels aHd resi-
dences
W. A GARRETT. EDISON J. WEEKS.
Gcnl SuDt Cen'l paas'r AIT
Evening journal., 1902-10-20

Mark Lee Luther has chosen New
York state politics for the theme Of his
novel. 'sThe Henehmsn," which is pub
lished by the Macmillan Company. The
story turns ON the rise Of a machine
politician TO the governorship, the op-
position he. encounters from the Re-
form party. and the influence exerted
upon him by two women.
Evening journal., 1902-10-20

Outing for October, is full of bright
articles which will delight the sports
man who goes to the woods in autumn.
T. S. Van Dyke, the veteran sportsman
and deer hunter. contributes "a pspar
on Hunting the Virginia Deer which
is the outcome of many years spent in
the deer country. w. b. Meares writes
on "The Training Of Settlers and Point
o~s for Quail Shooting" and illustrates
his writings with strikingly original
photographs tal1cn in the field, showing
the dogs in action. Another article
deals with the Relentless Pursuit Of
the Newfoundland Caribou" Edwyn
Sandys, in sThe Wizard Of the Wet
Sandys," gives US one Of the character
tic articles on shooting the snlpe,
Evening journal., 1902-10-20
THE LITERARY WORLD

In the October Cosmopolitan tie
frontispiece Is Alexander Hamilton,
from the portrait by Tumbull. The
story Of Hamilton's life follows, writ
ten by John Fiske. The magazine also
contains: THE Problem by ElbaIt
Hubbard; "The Winters Drama"
Wingrove Bathon; "Climbin ths Scotch
Alps" Arthur Campbell Gordon; Cap
tains of Industry" James H. Bridge,
Edward Box, Frank Lundy Webster,
Sanfred Andrews and Charles w.
Price; "The Coronation and Its Signlf-
cance," w. r. Stead; "Hepnors Undis-
puted Will" Elliott Flower; How
Number Fcur was Saved" Ara !.
Shane; "Whehn Woman's Ideals Fall,
Lavina Hart; "One of the ATlstccracy,'
T. Crayton McGrants; What a Father
Cam Do for His Son" Harry Thurston
Peck; 'The Path" Myrtle Reed; The
Magic Kiss" Hartley Alexander; Men,
Women and Events" Hayden Carruth,
VIII S. Adkins, Charles Bat.ell Loomis
and Edwin l. sabin; Great Events;
Humcr and Satire by the worlds most
famous cartconists, etc.
Evening journal., 1902-10-20

The Century Company has deferred
the publication Of Confessions OF a
Wife" in book form from October Is
Evening journal., 1902-10-20
STEAMBOATS,
STEAMER ULRICA

On and after October ], 1902. steamer
ulrca VIII leave Wilmington as follows.
Week days-f3l a. m. and D. m. Sun
dav. 10 a. m and 30 p. m.
Leave Pennsgrove--l0 a. m and D. m
Sunday, II a. M and d. m.
Evening journal., 1902-10-20

STEAMERS CITY OF CHESTER OR
BRANDYWINE
Schedule in effect October J.
Steamer leaves Fourth street wharf.
daily tsundays included az 73o a. m and
1 D. m.
Leave Philadelphia. from Pier s, North
above Arch street O.: 10i5 a. m. and 4
y. m.
Evening journal., 1902-10-20


'rhe Girl Proposition. lunch cf
he and she fables. in the title Of
George AIDES latest hook Is most at
racuvely published by r. IL. Rus
sell. New York, and It proves that Mr.
AIDES vein is very far from being ex-
hausted. The present volume is, as its
title indicates. series of extraordi-
narily cleversketcheso ON a theme that Is
very dear to the authors heart and
which Is vastly interesting to most
people. "rhe Girl Proposition Is
packed with sense and wit and enter
tainment, all I'M the inimiiable AIDE
voin, and is the best work this popular
writer has yet done. II Is profuselv
by Holme and McCutcheon.
The November number Of Lippin-
colts Magazine contains as its long
story. "1he Other Man." by Frederic
Reddale The story. which Is said 10
be original in plot and spirited In style
shifts from tha diamond fields In South
Africa to high life In England In tho
shorter story department OF the maya
zine are tale called 'Trhe State House
Platter" by Alice Brown, and a curious
and rather startling story, "Her Spirit
by Dorothy Richardson.
There are stories, too. by Charles Nor
ris. Caroline Lochhart, Lucy Baker |
Jerome and Abbe Farwell Brown. A
namo prominent in the world OF let
ters is concealed by the pseudonym
Senex" as the writer OF a paper en-
Titled "a Slender Sheaf Of Memories"
unpublished letters oil
and Carlyle Some facts
about Edgar Poe's Last Night In
Richmond" are told by native Of 4
hat city. DR.. John T.. Carter. whose
portrait heads the article
Evening journal., 1902-10-20

to October %, owing to the number Of
advance orders
Evening journal., 1902-10-20

Henry II. Coates & Co. have secured
manuscript for John Trotwooi Moore's
Songs and Stories of Tennessee" The
same house publishes Mr.. Moore's
Summer HymnRl,' which, like his
short stories im the magazines. deais
With the scenes and life OF the authors
own nelghbnl Mood
Evening journal., 1902-10-20

The Passing of the North Canoe" "
written and illustrated by Tappan
Adney. deals with the romance OF
canoe travel in the Hudson Bay region.
Evening journal., 1902-10-20

There is a very valuable paper fer
horsemen on Scientific Racing" by
w. S. Vosburg, official handicapper Of
the Jockey Club.
Evening journal., 1902-10-20

In completing its present volume, the
most important announcement of the
current St Nicholas is that a serial by
Howard Pyle. of Wilmington, king
Arthur" a companion to the world re-
nowned Robin Hood,' will run all
through the ensuing year. lt has also
obtairel two still unpublished stories
by one of its most loved contributors,
the late Miss Alcott These were writ
ten for her own little niece the
daughter of the sister, 80 gifted and 10
early lost and In whom after the death
of her mother, Miss Alcott's life large
~ centred There will be one mere
article by Frank r. Stockton, and a
brilliant and varied assortment by
writer's from whom much future work
is still to be expected. Among p-ac-
tical papers will be simple directions
for prompt action in case Of accident,
while possible mistakes at sdch times
viii be pointed out with equal clear
ness. In the department work IL is the
duty Of every reader to assist. for SO
only can increasing indebtedness lie
acknowledged.
Evening journal., 1902-10-20

The Engineering Magazine for Octo-
ber gives the leading position 20 re-
view Of the American iron ard steel
situation by Archer Brown, one OF the
best-informed authorities in the United
States as to sources of supply condi-
tions of successful ironmaking and
current of coming events in the in
dustIy. He takes a moderate but very
encouraging view CT the Probabilities
of long stability, basing this belief not
only on The certaindes Of continued
supply Of ores and coke, but on the ten
dency toward wise, temperate, ami far
sighted business management
Evening journal., 1902-10-20

The October number Of The Book
Buyer contains the interesting and IL
lustrated sketches OF the lives. habits
and works Of the following well-known
writers: Life OF owen Wisier' by
Hamlin Sears; Description of the
Home of Richard Harding Davis" by
j. f. J. Archibald; "Dr. Eggleston" "
with portrait; "Mosseau Jascinto YER
daguer. the Catalonian Poet" with
portraits; 1.-TWO Bachelors and Their
I owe Stories, 4" Thoreau and Washington
Irving; "The Route OF Stevelson's In
land VOYAGE" with three pictures, and
THE Rambler" with eleven Iortrai's.
Evening journal., 1902-10-20
FON THm sOUTH.

southern Railway Express, SIS L. "a
ualiy' sieepers TO Port Tampa. Au.
susta, Memphis and New Orleans: 73e
y. m, daily sleepers TO New Orleans.' MI
con- Memphis. NashVllle via AsheVflla
and Hot Springs 49,.
A'isnuc Coast IAne-Express l2A
m, daily sleepers 70 Charieston Msc,s'
md Port Tampa; Los a. ia. daily eleep.
'rs 70 Richmond and Jaclesonvilie
chesapeake and Ohio Railway-8u
luuaM
neipoard Air Line RAILWAY. --nxprsn,
20 a. m. daily sleepers 10 New Orleans
a.1i, eai1 Sao,,sonviile. ,vile. -Florida and Metre
poAlah limited 4O9 d. m daily. niaaR
ers 70 Atlanta and Tampa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-02

KR0TKl process dotsdss14 ~
rs.dovii p,rruskiemut p,sns hAka- sp1
tystycsne = ably s~konfiskowas
sklsaki .bierane nra ssddsieso' ~rz%,-
s,hjfi,s! Takism sssmem praweamn =
20 wiuny byt skonfskowane
Austryi wsselk,e sk'aikl niem,ecl ~
k,ego SohuIv %sreino, p'ynace :
Berlina ma csle propagandY sskol-
nei n:en,isckiej " krajach austry-
ackich - q uawet i to, kt6te
cel.ch pod godlem ,.los o Rom"
bywaia sb,erane pod protekcya =
IA
pastordw.
W uIkOsLA.WIU dsleje sic be,
to eamo, co sie dziaio we Wrze6ni. sto
D.,e,i nj. od~pow,adsja ma pytania
n~auc.yoieli y u rel'gi; 1ada-
wane lm po n,emiecEu. Viola pc La
nos,G kare sresxtu jub cbfosty, a ,;s
ME %ustepuja pod tym nscisk'em' loo,
TRZEMESZNO, U;zef stolar' We
ski Antonl Poulc.i v pewnej JED
spra ~, pred sadem ole da~at ab
odpo;wiedzi ma p7t"n'a n'emieckie. ktt
mo v ,ac. ze rie rozum,e. SGD taw~ jes
n,csy skazaf 20 ia 3 dnl aresztu va
"a n,epr,y zwoitose() W obeo sadn. de-
Prokurator wn,6sf tYlko y "a go~ in
dsiny aresztu. uj'
VI
W TKZEM EsZN1E areszto-
vano Franc:szka Kaciko~ skiego,
kt6ry skazany Ma sm;erc "a xamor-
dowanie w&ssnego OLGA, vy3ama}
sic Z w'ez'en'a bydg'sk'ego y :.
rokg .es.lym. l..
nj
POZEAN. Obywstel 3 Cor nj
czyoa Jezyc, p. Ignacy Rsuss r..
wraz z ma}zonks Maryanna poda- I'd
rowa} nowo 2budow anemu koscio~ pc
{owi ma ~. kazarzu monstracYa.
" ogniu ciszko z~tocona, przepyss~
mel roboty. Pochodzl z pracown, !
p. Blaiasa i kosztuie. 1900 marek. 70
- Nv
BOJANOWO. WAascioiel bro
warn paro ~ego p. Janke zbudowsl
centrale elektryczpa i=s teggo miei
sea ulsielaE 4hedzle ~alay 4slektrycx
nei mlastu celem c6wietl sn'a
w%prswiania y ruoh motordw. Tvm
c,asem postawiono Y mie6cie CITE
nv lampy elektrvoxne tukowe i 30
4arowych.
CHI
KLECKO. 49, Ks. proboszc7 We
Gaiecki prsen,6si sic 20 6kawns VS.
do Sulmierzyc. roi
49, SEQ
LESZNO. Sad karny skaza'
organ,ste Grsegorsk'ego ,
ma 6 lat wiezlenia y o0
cuchthauzie. Podsadny juz poprte. Do
dnio byi karanym "a ciezxa kra SOS
az,ez. Cd r. 1883 DO 1897 byl oz'
orgapista " Siemowle pod Gosty- 1857
nlem. Tam popetnionvch kIlka va
1radzie&y. mu udo~ '"'
- 49,. wia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-02
Z PoznaAskiego.

WRzEsNIA. - Suma skla-
dsk, ofiarowana ma biedne "siec'
Wr1esinsk,e, urosis juz do 80
tysiecy narek. . sk}adk, piyna
jeszoze uispr1erwanie. Pam'etaimY
is5nak. . tenn. 10 prses ozas din1ssy
asr., mad 'bed.le tr..b. IS d.ieoi
k;lks sos6bst.sasVoh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-02

z Prus Polskich.
-
CHEZ u,ksKA DYECEZYA,
= Nowo 2 ksmieni odbndo"anrYy
ko6ci6tck" W Dobr.u,e sostal POI
.6wiecon,. Lubo Dobrzno ley bsz~
uoacedno pr~y Frydiadzie. to
1~,e.s .paleay do parafialnego
k,.6c;.da v Wielkim Buczku, gd1z
rz.,:zAs D~..hryn'sa tam gran'oe pa
raft stanow,.
W LALKOWACH odbywa}a
sic Cd 10 do Is Listopada m'sya,
k,6rsj pszew"dn,cz>l. Ojcowie Re-
remptorysci. - Ks. J6zef Wo]~
ci.chowsk,, kt6rY " ostatnim css~
eie zwoln,ony byt cd urzed0wan'a,
ustanow,ony POSTAL wikarym "
Zblewie.
RAD PRUsKI xsmiersa pc"
budowat nowy tyr kolejowy. Cho-
d mianow,oie O polaczen,e po-
cisei-m posplessnym Kr"lewca z
Warstaw9.
SWlECIE. Apteka1z Rosen"
>treter sprzeca& apteke p. Snowadz~
k,emu 70 IS tvs. mix.
MIKOkAJKI. Do .,Gazety
Gdansxiej" d. 1ossq, 10 x. Aajks,
kt6ry prsybyi jake dus.pasterz 90
pars6i, zakupii HAWAI- pola ma ro.-
szerzeo,e cmeptarza i tax ws1ystx 20
up,exs,yt, ze catcsc ME do po."a-
MIA. Atr bieds. ze jest kosci6f no
W., a wiezy Jeszczs ME ma Row
niez brsk ptebaoii, i ks,sds must
n,eszkad " najetym domu. Ewsr-
giel,kcm iatw,et. ledwie postawili
ko6o,6l - q iuz pobozna relencva
dais im pienledsy i ma]q kosc'o& i
wie4e dswonY. Zdaie sic jed"a~
kowoS ID raratianle laterscy so
wlsssej v domu poboznYm, M "
k.o e4le,l DO " MIN jskos :zawsse
.p,nslsol zEstomi4st " kstol,ckim.
chloe ,t.. lpdisesw,yykodcsonym. 70 w'se
pee.lsn1'ot 90 L'utrsv wld ! ME m'js
io4t 1, g 9 Psna Bo9a prosit. mnajsc'
t .lt,i Rob te1t .rsjenovs, 70 We
W. }FsEee HE sR e, n IL 'ch .s..p.truis =
sitylkos ten epsniaszesesny ~uoisk cd
5fo b i !. ton i'm bard1o dolegs.
w. - r.2.-eR -. " :
u TOkUN. Da eimnasy..tow :
!: cehssklnn !. j Brodn,ey. T. to. pry-:i
!. luuoskyllii 4s,e jszyka , literatu-
~ oiosvsteaj ,.bierano stt.dt,> i p.
a.. Brsis1i = Torun,a. jul ma do
dyspozvoyii Is tys'ecy mares.
p
TORUN. odpo~ied,lal ny re-
ddaktor .yGss, Toruhskiei" p. F.
a ojciechowski. osska,rzonv % ar
!: tTkaty = !spraw,e eimnasyastdw i
y sprawic w5stap,enis ks. kan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-02
uton4l, gdYt mkt mu ME m66gf po-
spiessyc .rstunkiiem,. ]


utonas, gdys mkt 'nu ne m6gi po-
spiessyo, ! rstunkiem...
IxOWROCLAW. Kiedy TO-
botuicy wsrselnl soli prsvbyli PEI
wnego dina do roboty, apos'rtee !
plakat przylep;onv oznatmial9cy.
4e v obrsb,e warzelni ME wolno I'M
rozmawiac 20 polsku..Za czas6w
oismiezen,a mas p,zez os'awionege,
a spol,czkowauego Apuohtina "
Kr6les:wie Polsk N, tel ME wolno
by}o urzednikom Polakon. nawet
70 koleiach rozmawiac pc pol'ku'
c6zPApuehtin pos.ed} Y darakl.
a nova polsks ,stnieje 'strlec
bedsie Il przekor wszelkim hakatY"
stom H. skiewsklm cry prusk'm!
INOWROCkAW: - ,,Polska
demons:racya". Poi tym tytufem
pisa do ,.Posener Tsgebl." .,Po
.skoncseniu dzis1eiszego polskiegc
naboz.nstwa prs dpo|udnioweg'
vezwal tuteiszy urzednik policyloy
,ednego z wychodzacych Z kosc'o!s'
adv ME tamows} drogl prey rynka'
ktora W podobnych razach zawsze
ia.t hsrdxo s,iesaiooa. Ow czfo"iek
vzbraniat sip isc dale. Gdy ur's-
|dc,k policyjny cheat uzvG g~aftu'
linni ludzie. wycto"zacy I kos LA,
ui.li sc "a OWN cz&owiekiem.
Urzednis polleyjaY kolega, kso's
prnyty} na pomoc, musieli
ust,pic w,burzonej r.essY. ID. 10.
70. gdy 7 urzednik6w doby}o pa
iassY, udalo i'm 80 fosprosz,e Luz
dsi. K liu sres.to 1su'. Jak powas
n4 lbyl. svtuaoy... W n'ta sted'
4e wladza jut IN ,ilala o rProwadzS:
uiu wo]sxs. " 'kof.ch
niem:eekie1o obywatelstwa niektc"
rzy przypuss'sa]s, 4e pred tenn
Ixdarzeniem sztu3.nis nodburzono
poiska lud"os6"
ZAYRANIE dzisci. Dodosza
Do. Pozn." IL po'icyl FAB ~ata y
zes.lym trgoin'u 2 dzieoi robotnicy
Weronikl Zdrsdsinskiej Z Jersyc
vyxl.ia je " SWAT gdzie ME
wiadomo, trzs'etn'ego stefana ma
weswan,e poliovi musiasa mstka
.auie6d a. dyrskova polley,. tam
90 lei oosbrano, !mstke 3 blur> W..
dalono, . ohtopcs nstychmisst po-
l,cyant sabrai Z eoh4 M dworzec.
20 acknowledgement %prsgszedi
po]icyant pod n~ieobeonoec m"tki
i gwaatem n,eopiersjsceRo sig
chfOpC3 SaDrat gFO04c uu 70 ~
wezmie ma szuurek. Stalo. sle to
wszystko wprAwd:i+ na mocY wy
rokn sadowego, ale proboszcz mel
scowy X. Kolas h'ki. pos~ isdcza
ze matka wedls s,f ut ,ra&a sie o
dz,ec' prowad.; morsine zycie.
Gdy szia "a robota do blisk,ego
Edwardowa OPT ekcwaiy sic d.'ecmi
sss,adk, j IL lesnia c6rka Zdra-
dz,nskiej. Podobao ma1a jej zabr~c
ieszoze Is letn,ego evna J6zefa.
- r .f" & ~ l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-02

Il, TORUN. oduo~ied' nslny re-
81 Aaaktor .!aas, Torunskiei" p. F.
y ]. ojciechowsskii, oskarzony % ar
tTk1aty y asprawle eimnasyast5w !;
= spra~ic w5stap,enie ks. kan.
kpnerta przeciw gazetom polsk,m
! dncb"vnsm korespondentom,
.xsiYty sosral d. wojska 1ako pros
~ ."tnisrz i bedz,e sadxonv przes
sgd wcjenny. Jul teraz polozerle
lego n,u Jest godoe zazdroscl, gdyz
kaza trlu c,,ec,d buty podoficer-
sxie.. 80 T.%.:.o Jest los redakto~
IA p~els<;ex..::
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-02
KkECKO. 49, Ks. rroboszc7
Gafecki prGen'6sf sic 20 6kawns
do Sulmierzyc.

LESZNO. Sad karny skaza'
byiego organ'ste Grsegorsk'ego !,
Trsemeszna ma 6 lat wiez,enia =
cuchthauzie. Podsadny juz poprte.-
ohio byi karanym "a ciez&a kra
dz,ez. Cd r. 1855 DO 1897 by1
organista " Siemowle pod Gosty.
mem. Tam popetnionvch kIlka
mniejszych 1radzie&y. mu udc~
wodnlonYch ME mogto bye wzie
tYch " ,ok procesu, pon,evaz by.
~ sadowo p1zedawnioneml. z
nowszych udowodniono mu cztery
i "a nle otrzymai taxa kare, iak
wykej .oznacsona. Pc kradsiezy
naiwiekszeJ przen,6sf SIG do TREE
meazna tam dsierzawii oberze =
dopdkl go ME w.'eto do wi.siee
MIA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-02

GE1EzNo. Czternastole,ni
synek ~kotodsieia Mllska sapuicil
sic .. oienk. powloke lodov, =
,iesior.s yslonlt. .aaa,n e.: q,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-02

W TKZEM ESZNIE areszto-
~ano Franc: ska Kaciko~ skiego.
kt6rY skazany IA smierc "a zamor~
dowanie w}ssnego OLGA, vy3ama}
sic Z w'ez'en'a bydg'sk'ego y
roku sesslym.
Holbrook argus., 1902-10-04
NOTICE OF REPRESENTATION.

The following restitution was adopted by the Board of Super visors of Navajo Arizona, at a regular meeting of the Board, held April 8, 1902:
 ltappearing to the Board that it is necessary for re-registra- tion of the voters of Navajo county, Arizona; and on motion duly seconded and carried, it is hereby ordered that a re-regis- tration of the voters of Navajo county, Arizona, be made for the next general election to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, 1902.
 l.. E. DIvELBEss,
 Chairman.
 Attest:
 A. F. McAllister, Clerk.
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Tax Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Duplicate Assessment Roll of the county of Navajo, for the year 1902, is now in my possession for the collection of taxes. That said taxes will be delinquent on the third Monday of December next thereafter, and unless paid on tat day, or prior thereto, FIVE per cent. and COSTS will be added to the amount thereof as pena'ry.
 The time and place at which payment of taxes may be made is during office hours at the office of the Tax Collector in the court house at the county seat.
 Any errors appearing in notices sent out should be reported to the assessor at once.
 Done at Holbrook, Arizona, this 22d day of September, A. D. 1902. F. M. ZUCK, 9-27-4t. Tax Collector.
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to Albuquerque from Holbrook at rate of $7.6O; from Navajo Springs $6.4O. Dates of sale Oct. 13 to IS inclusive. Con- tinuous passage in each direction going trip to begin on day of sale; final limit for return Oct. 20, 1902.
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LOCAL ITEMS.


 in town.
 Will Amos came down from Show Low Thursday.
 Several cars of sheep were ship ped from here yesterday.
 J.. E. Jones, of Flagstaff, was here Sunday, on legal business.
 Miss Maggie Jervis, has been spending the week with friends at St. Joseph.
 Geo. Angerstein returned Sun day night from his outing at Los Angeles and reports having fine time.
 A. Vand.wart, the Boston wool buyer, dropped off here Monday, to look after the fall clip from this section.
 $. F. Smith has been added to the force of clerks at the A. (. M. l., and entered upon his duties Wednesday,.
 Mrs. John Conner spent Mon- day at Winslow, and attended meeting of the Eastern Star lodge in the evening.
 F. A. Buck has closed his meat market at WinSlow and returned to Holbrook. He will remain with us but q short time, having decided to locate in the southern part of the territory.
 A number of people from the upper country left here Tuesday night for Salt Lake City where tliyy will attend conference. Sev- er.I couples will be united i'll marriage while there.
 C. 1. Houck returned Tuesday. morning from visit to his moth CT in Darlington, Wisconsin. He enjoyed his visit very much and says the old state is in a pros- porous condition this year.
 This office is having a rush of work these days. If a good printer would drop off here we could keep him busy for a month or more; but they very seldom drop when there is work on hand.
 H. s. Knight was here Sunday with his advertising car for the Albuquerque Fair. It will not be Mir. Knights fault if the Fair is not success, for he is sure do- ing his part of the work right. The program will be much better than last year and the low rate of $7.6O for the return tri ought to induce a large number to go from here.
 HAVE YOU REGISTERED?
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HAVE YOU REGISTERED?