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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-11
CANNOT STOP JAPS
Russian Forces Driven Out
of Siuyen.
NEWS COMES FROM RUSSIAN CAPITAL
After Two Hours Fighting COssacks
Withdrew Under Fire of Bat
tcriss-Kuroki Keeps Cars
Generals Guessing.

LONDON. June ia st. Peters
burg dispatch says the Japanese have
taken Siuyen, driving out the Rus
slams. The enemy appears to be adj
vancing on Haicheng.
A Japanese infantry brigade, two
mountain batteries and five s%quadrons
of cavalry appeared before the town of
Silyen on the south side, but were
checked by n very successful fire from
the Russian batteries.
Japanese infantry advancing by the
EengwangchCng road came in contact
with the Cossacks holding the pass to
the town. After two hours fighting the
Cossacks were obliged to retire, and
the Russian artillery opened fire along
the pass, not allowing the Japanese to
establish themselves. At this moment
a. JAPANESE mountain battery arrived
ana TOOK Il position to the south. but
,a6ter firing Il few rounds was silenced
by the Russian guns a second Japa-
nese battery did not succeed in getting
into action, but was compelled to evac-
udtt It's pOSltlOH ullutI lHe huSSldll
fire.
an the course of the fight II flanking
movement by several battalions of Jap
Inese infantry was observed northeast
of Siuyen. threatening our line of re-
treat. Consequently our Cossacks grad
ually withdrew five miles from Siuyen,
keeping up their fire from Il battery on
Il dense column of the enemy at Il range
Of GOO yards. The fire slackencd about
. in the afternoon. Among losses
were Cheremissineff. chief of Cossacks:
Coronet Komarovski and Lieutenant
Colonel Possokhoff. TO all appearances
the Cossacks were engaged with troops
of the Tenth division"
News of the Japanese victory at Stu
yen furnishes food for considerable
speculation regarding the real japanese
objective. Whether the capture of Stu
yen constitutes Il forward movement in
force, military authorities here do not
pretend to know. Its character depends
largely upon whether General Kuroki
has the number of troops with which
reports credit him. If he has, it is
considered possible that the japanese
may attempt to push across the PENN
sula and establish a new base ut New
chwang.
The direct road to Newchwang passes
south of Haicheng. Such a movement
on the part of General Kuroki might
prccipitate Il serious engagement in the
neighborhood of Haicheng if General
Kuropatkin considered the time ripe to
contest the advance seriously. But it
is also pointed out that the Japanese
movements to SalmatZe and SiuyeE
may be either feints or merely Il con-
tinuation of an effort to distract the
Russian attention from Port Arthur.
A Chefu dispatch says: "The Japa-
nese consul has discovered that a wire
less telegraph apparatus is attached in
the night time to the Russian consular
flagstaff here and that the consulate is
in communication with Port Arthur
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-11

LONDON, June 1.-THE Daily Mail
asserts: 1.-TWO Internal machines have
been found concealed in tobacco boxes
in the Tsarskoye Selo palace, where
the Russian emperor is now residing.
One of the machines was in the dining
ROOM, the other in the audience cham
Der. The mechanism in each was work
ing when discovered. The strictest Sc
crecy is observed, and this statement,
although true in every detail, is sure to
be extraordinarily dSnied.'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-11
Lord DundonnId Must Go.

OTTAWA, June 11.-Lord Dundon-
aid, commanding officer of the Cana
dian militia and n hero of the South
African war, must resign his office or
his appointment will be cancelled by
the Canadian government. The cause
of the rupture was a speech delivered
recently at Montreal by Lord Dundon-
aid In which he stated that the ap.
pointment of officers in the militia was
by political preferment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-11

Vico Chancellor Pitney's little talk
on Sunday baseball makes intero sting
reading, but it does not settle the
question, by any means. Perhaps his
decision, which is awaited with in
%terest, will be more conclusive.
According to what he said in Newark
there is not so much objection to the
game on Sunday as there is to it in a
populated district where the residents
in the neighborhood are disturbed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-11
u nnwer nenh.

TOPEKA, Kan, June lie. 7. Dew
cy of Manhattan. the millionaire ranch
man, is dead at Wheeling, w. Va, ac-
cording to a message received here. Mr..
Dewey came to Kansas from Chicago
twenty years ago. His son, Chauncey
Dewey, and two cowboys were recent.
ly acquitted of the murder of the Ber-
ny boys. The murder was the result
of Il ranch feud in northwestern Kan
SnS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-11
RUSSIAN MINISTER SHOT.
nj. ~JadOVski, Ambassador to SYitzcr-
Innd, Shot at Bcrne.

49,
Innd, Shot at Bcrne.
BERNE. Switzerland. June 1.-THE
Russian minister to Switzerland, M.
V. Jadovskl, has been shot in the street
here and seriously injured in the head.
His would be assassin, a Russian
named Ilnitzki, has been arrested. He
had been in Berne for some weeks and
complained that the Russian authori-
ties had conflscated an estate belonging
to him.
NJ. Jadovski's wound. although it ut
first appeared to be severe, is not dan
gerous.
Ilnitzki is an engineer and was for
marly Il Russian officer. He is a Turk.
ish subject and has a Turkish pass
port. The Russian minister received
several threatening letters from IL
nitzki. which he turned over tothe-p DO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-11

1t will soon be time to look for the
steam fire engines. This is the last
step toward putting Perth Ami oy's
fire department on q thoroughly
modern basis, something the Evening
News has advocated for more than a
year and when the idea was ridlculed
by many in authority.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-11
FILIPINO COMMISSIONERS.
Luncheon and Reception at the
White House.

White House.
WASHINGTON. June 11.-Following
a state luncheon Il reception was held
at the White House in honor of the
Filipino commissioners. More than 600
callers were received by the president
and Mrs. Roosevelt in the blue room.
The assembly was in the east room,
and there the callers enjoyed an hour
with the Filipino commissioners. who
were entirely at their ease despite the
fact that n number of them do not
speak English. The Marine band play
ed during the reception.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-11

Tho way the Excise Board Is taking
hold of things is refreshing. 1t lies
within their power to make Perth
Amboy a much safer and better place
to live in. Let the good work 60 Oh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-11

BROCKTON. Mass, June 11.-After
a courtship of one week. starting at Il
theater in New York, Miss Maude Ella
Crowell of this city and Henry s..
Foote, a San Francisco diamond mer-
chant, were married here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-11

ALBERT LEA. Mimi. June 11.-At
the session of the United Lutheran
Norwegian conference the subject of
home missions was presented by ii. c.
Holm, who said that twenty-five pas
tors were needed for work in the slums
of big cities. Rev. Slettendahl spoke
on the Seaman's mission work on the
Pacific coast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-11

lice. I~riin' iIittfview IlnitAki question
cd the minister regarding his claim, but
obtained no satisfactory reply. He then
shot the minister.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-11
nntton. Author. pead!

PRINCETON. n. J.. June II.
renee Hutton, the author and cssayist,
is dead, aged sixty-one years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-11

SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1904.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-11

Iinp'd o. R. M. Pc Ambo Tribe No. f.
Council Sleep every Thursday. VIM,
Sandbeck. Sachem, Hans S. Smith, c. of k
Philip Schwartz c. of w. "a Maple st.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-01
MAY ! \ \ ! I
BREAK. r

Z
"A Washington dispatch Of recent
date says: ~ Al
DR.. Herran, Colombian minister,
and Gen. Reyes. Colombian envoy,
will quit Washington unless the
United States, inS the reply which
Secretary Hay will make to the note
of Gen Reyes, accords to Colombia
that measure of satisfaction which,
from her point Of view, she feels her.
self entitled to with respect to Pana-
ma. s; 5..@s.- fS.
Il Tsis decision frankly was admitted
tonight. While d savowing any in
tention of bringing undue pressure to
bear on Secretary Hay for a speedy
reply to the note which Gen. Reyes
has filed in behalf of Colomb:a Gen.
Reyes and DR. Herran are anxious to
be apprissd OF the secretary concln-
sion at the earlie4t pnssi bic moment.
With view to obtaining light on
this issiat Drs aeI raYt today ttwiss
fcalIea at the home Of Mr.. Hay, bn,
he was unable to see him on account
Of the secs csetafy s illness. The hope
ls entertained by Gen. Reyes and bJ
DR.. Herran that, in the event of a re.
fusal by Mr.. Hay to admit their con
tentions. the United States may agree
as q last resort. to a submission Of th,
proposals to The Hague court Of arbi
jtration. Il. ..,a III
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-01
KILLED | I, ] | D
WIFE
"A dispatch from Portal says !:

A dispatch from Portal says:
Mrs. William Graves was instantly
killed this morning at q clock BY
her husband. Graves had been away
from home for six months and Mrs.
Graves had been supporting herself.
Sunday evening Graves returned to
the house "a bout 8 b clock and quarrel
ed with his wife from that time until
he killed her Graves was arrested
Immediately after the shooting and
taken this afternoon to Minot. He
gave as his reason for killing mis- wife
that ne was jealous Of a Canadian
farmer named William Waugh. The
murderer does not seem to regret his
crime. There was some talk Of
lynching him but finally it was de.
| cided TO let the law take Its course.
Thrss little daug gnters, the oldest one
but five years Of age, are left mothe +,
Hess 4a25 3s5S S 35SSSi5S2 53.,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-01
INDIAN J |. !.
]
a Washington dispatch says:

"a Washing ton dispatch says: 5 " n
Secretary Hitchcock will soon issue
an order abolishing the Indian agency
at Devils Lake N. D. This is in ac.
cordanoe with the policy Of discontin-
uing agencies wherever the Indian
allotment has been completed
b AZ ent Getchell now in charge Of
Devils Lake, will be succeeded by
Charles Z. Davis, bonded school
superintendent.
Senator Hansbrough has acquiesced
in this arrangement. ,23s.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-01
!, | |.
Al \, !. |. TAR.

sA Chicago dispatch says: Chri sto-
pher Olson, who came from Maddox, k,.
N. D. to be married to his widowed
ter-in. law Mrs. Digby of this city,
was arraigned on his finances COM
plant before Justice Mayor charged
with serious crime Olson's "A year
old daughter whom he brought with
him confded the fathers guilt to
her aunt. Olson was neld under
bonds amounting to $500.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-01
AD|. I.
RULING

The register and receiver of the
Grand Forks land Office have recon-
mended to the commissioner Of the
general land Office tnat 3. M. Crary
prohibited from practicing before
the land Office, subject to the usua !
rights Of appeal
The officials in tRe;r recommends
tion state that ..fter a full and ex-
haustiye hearing Of the case, during
which oral and documentary evil
dence was submitted and carefully
consid cred, they are able to reach no
other Iconcl usion than that the defend
ant i'd proven guilty sof the charges
preferred against him. 81 III
J. B. Wineman. during the month Of
April, petitioned the commissioner
Of the general land Office for the dis
barment Of p. M. Crary from spractic-.
ing before the interior department,
on the grounds that he has been gnil-
ty Of conduct unbecoming an attorney
and that ne is also guilty Of an at
tempt to deceive the commissioner Of
the general land Office in swearing
that he was the only attorney in TIE
case of Eggleston against Link, when
w Anderson s name appeared as mis-
associate. The affidavit that he was
the only attorney came in the shape
Of an application for rehearsing, on
the grounds that papers had not been
served on him. IN s.s
The secretary sent the petition back
TO the local Office ard directed that a
hearing be conducted. This was done
Ion Nov. a8.
In THE connection the troubles cf
MI. Crary do not appear to come sin.
! glys as w u. An lerson has started a
| suit agsinst MIN in the district court
Ito recover $500 attorneys fees in the
case of Egg1eston against Link, claim
in that his services as associated at.
torney for Mi. Eggl gleston were worth
that amount The papers iii this suit
were served some time ago and were
| filed il the district sonrt yesterday
Mr Crary is publisher Of the Ed.
more Herald He issnotSan attorney
but was admitted to practlce before:
the land Office and has done consider
able business in that line since loca-
ting at Edmore Grand Forks Herald
Stops th Coughs and Works OFT
the Colds.
Laxative Brolac Qninine Tablets
cure q cold in one day. No cure, no
pay Price. 25c.
DR.. Reeds Cushion shoe is
the easiest shoe on earth. Sold
only bV 81. vinefnafl.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-01-01

Laxative BroLac Quinine Tablets
cure q cold in ona day. No cnre, no
pay. Price, 25c.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-10-28
Democrats To the Front.

To the Democrats Of the third Congress
sional District.
The date of the presidential Election is
near at hand, and recognize the fact
we have all been deeply and busily engag-
ed in the gathering and marketing Of our
crops and business affairs, and possibly
some will overlook the time, and fail to
attend the election, therefore urge upon
ey9ry one of you to 90 to the polls on
Tuesday, Nov. 9Th. and cast your vote
for Parker and Davis.
BY reason of our Primary system, we
loose interest in the regular election as
shown by the small vote cast at the recent
State Election, when only 10000 votes
were polled out of $4,000 white voting
population in the state. This indifference
on the part Of the Democrats works an n
justice to the party, and may at some flu
ture time result in great injury
The Republican majority in each Con-
gress offer bills, and asltate the passage
Of measures to reduce the Southen repre-
sentation in Congress, always urging as
one Of the reasons, the. very light vote
received by the Southern inembels. Then
this indifference on the part of the Demo
Gratis invites and encourages OPPOSITION
from opositing parties, therefore for our
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-10-28
LihaI Ror Divoroe.
\. A. Heath Decd

FANNIE HOWELL ! Case No $50. Libel for d.
~ ysun,, yorce In the Superior superior: Court 7,!
March sIst 1904.
To JOSH HOWELL, defendant in said case,
You are hereby notified lhatby virtue Of order grant
ed in said case at the May term 1914 OF said court,
You arc required TO in person by attorney appear at
the next term Of said cont 10 be held in and for Lee
County, Georgia, the 6rst Monday in November,
1904 (ue10 then and there to answer the complaint Of
the plaintiff, F4nul= Howell, against you for total
divorce upon the ground Of wlfl continuous dasetiOn
in deat of such appearance the court win proceed
as to justice shall appeta
Witness the Honorable A. LIN LJOu, Judge OF
said Court this srd. day Of June 1904.
JAMES MO- GAN, Clerk.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-10-28

IE. Y. Turner 10 Joe b Paul,
4. c. N, Hayes II E, S. Adams,
8 r. S, Pryor, IS-C A. Castellow,
A. C., B. Avery, ~ G. A. Neabit
s. w. T. Lockett 20 II. R .StovalL
s ID. G. Avera, 21-W. Beaucbamp
7-Geo. w. Mcdonald "a Owen P. Brown
g. C. w. Martin, ST.. 23- II. /. Long, Jr,
Ct ]. Price, $40. w. Statham,
10 VIM. B, Botewel1, rs w. D. Green,
II-R. B. Clifton, 20 L. Ivey,
70 A. Powell, 27-M. w. Kitchens,
13-.( B. Tyler, IS {. E. Lockctt,
Geo. 6. Bass, a. Duncan FORESTER
I5-R. A. Forester 80 T. S. Bnrtou
PETIT JURORS.
n 0. E Tucker, 10 Charles o. Young
p ]. H. GooGroe, 20 L. L Hammond,
& w. A. Mcdonald IL A. i, Cowart,
j. F. I. King, ~ D. A, Raglan,
SID Beauchamp a. Bob Hickey,
g. {, A, Rhodes, 24-J. D. Snellgrove,
= w. J. Tonlinson rs Eigar !, Simmons
s. E 7 Youngblood 26- w, H Turner,
g. N H Ware, ~ H D Logan
To- N E Outlaw IS DonaldE Graham
IL WP Bencraft 29- w c Prica
q FL Hayslip 3o-J R Mitchell
- T c Edwards 81 John F Gill
"A F Grs IN a. A r MunrOe
s H Varnum So Charlie Martin
10 H A Pope a. Ebert Hayalip.
= G L Manning So S J Powell
s. Barney Usry S. Silas M Page
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-10-28
Tresspass NotIcd

MI parties are hereby forbidden to hunt
on the following lots of land in the I3th,
district of this County: 237 2I3, 2I5 and
186.
Mrs. BIZ Powell,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-10-28
Notice. sheriF's Sale For Nov 1904
GEORGIA--Lee County

Will be sold before the Court House door at Lees
burg in sal county between the legal hours Of public
ale to the highest bidder, for cash. the following prop
erty, to-wit:--
One town lot number two hundred aud eight (1o8)
the Town OF Leesbnrg, containing q of an more
less bounded on North by sikh street, On W,Gl
arksvlle street. on East By Minnie Jackson lot and
on the south by lands belonging to ]. p Galloway.
nc same LEVIED on and sold as the property of An
are" alters and Mercer, under and by virtue Of a
MA. issued from the County Court of Lee County
eorgia, in favor of R, S. Hines, trans erred to CT
Putnam against said Andrew Walters and Ida Me
Ger.
Tenants notified in terms ofthelaw.
This October 4th, T9o4
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-10-28
Grand and Petit Jurors

The following is list of the Grand and
Petit Jurors drawn to serve at the October
term Of Lee Superior Court
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-10-28
LOCAL ITEMS.

Pay your debts to the Journal. We must
have it.
Don't fail to attend the Lecture on the
nth.
Mr.. Morgan Martln visited Albany
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. odom visited Ma
Tuesday.
All legal advertisements must be paid
in advance.
This section was visited by light
frost Monday.
If you have land to sell list it with Col.
{. H. Beazley.
Col. G. II. Beazley had business in At
lanta this week.
Col. J. R. Long took in the Fair at
Macon this week
Mrs Love took in The Stat Fair at Ma
con Wednesday.
Sheriff Smith took in the State Fai1 at
Macon Wednesday,
Miss Pearl Hall VISITED the State Fair
at Macon Wednesday.
Judge Fort, of Americas, attended
County Court here Tuesday
Mr.. bud Raglan took in the sights at
the State Fair Wednesday
Mr.. M. J, Hines, Of Americas is visit
ing relatives here this week
Mr.. Willis Rutland, of Albany, spent
several days mere this week
Col Warwick, Of Smithville, transacted
legal business here Wednesday.
Mr.. T. r. King visited relatives at Ma
con this week and took in the Fair.
Remember the Executors sale of the
Heath property. See notice elsewhere.
Mr.. "A. w. Goodwin attended the Grand
Lodge, +. & A. M at Macon thisweek
MIS-. J. r LoIg returned home last
Sunday, after a few days visit to the Worlds
Fair at ST. Louis.
Car OF Cotton seed meal
and FEulls On hand Same
price at the mills.
" a - ...--.,c. a
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-10-28
s. I.Powell.

We wish to make on earnest appeal to
all who owe us, to settleat once. We are
in need of funds to meet our obligations
with, and must insist upon all who are in
debted to the Journal in any way 70 set
tie at once Please give the matter your
prompt attention. Don't think because
the ouutis small that!it does not make
any difference but send it at once.
One Horse. Georgia raised. Good 500
One Texas pony, years old at $50
One Georgia Raised Colt ~ years SO
Apply att. P. COOKE, Armenia.Csa.
The Elkahest Library Association will
give their second entertainment here on
the evening of Nov. nth This lecture
will be delivered by Prof Royal Daniel,
ON the subject of the mysteries of Hypno-
tism, selfcontroll Mental Healing, etc.
The Proceeds of the entertainment will go
to pay for Library for the town. All
should attend and aid in this worthy
cause
carry full line of plows, binde
mowers, rakes and reapers, See me if
you are in the market for anything in
his line ill make it to your interest.
$. T.PO wei |.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-10-28

S. B. Smith,
Sheriff Of Lee County, Ca
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-10-28

Gallon me for Fire Insurance can
place you in the very best company
and give you the protection you need.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-27
HENRY MARSH, mlod.

HENRY r mlody
chlopak,, kt6ry 2 innym niez..
5nanego nazwiska mlodlymr
.cz}owiekiem, zwabil j zabral
do bryczki Mode dziewcze
nazwiskiem BronislaWa Ro-
gala, 4, = k1t,6tra potem pedal,
ME zwazajac No prosby, do
spiero ma krzyk dziewczeciaa
.gdy zebralo die kilklaan1iaalsccie
,os6b konia zatrzyma, zostai
pod zarzutem niep,rzyzwoitego
wyrazania siedo dziewczec,il'aa'
aresztowany q " Ssaadze mur
Observation-Disclosures zappla-
Genie $40 1klE.aErry piieanieznei al y.
odsiedzzenie 40 dni Y vie
Szi i.,l1i Z lzl1l1'sHls
nv byl udaf siesdo wiezlenia,
gdyz pieniedzy ME mia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-27

81 nI,iils,lz5mlllolpgazzso'ldldllsa 4 glloasldI!|z I
L a chez
|glosowa6 daImyn,abo,15lnna
rlepublikahskieggoo prezydeenttal
Tub gubernatora &, i a.
vice ME m q dapolak6W
IWyj6cia, tylko mnusza oddlaB u
swego. = zio - lAsa
Me e spuszczaimy sic "A
so' = G ('Ea1lllz " W,tplrsa''WRl,ddlzl'iiet
.poszlo ~Ni6dozeWskiemu
PREY prawyb'olqr;ach, ale tam
tylko on jedensbyl q ali6cie
Z partyi d1etm en-
.partya ia 60 ~nolmiinngol' nova
5teraz zas obey, ktoWies.cU1
Moze wlasnie d tlLs!
PROXY, ably sic przeko'nac 4. GO
spolacy potrafia, wielu : mich i,'lh
panu WihczeWskiemu gglcsud
ME odda, vice tenn ciezszyy
~oboWiazek ola mas Polak6w
trzymac sic gromady q
sWoim glosowac.
Po1!acy vice, rl,epublikanlie
i demokraci, g}osujmy q
|J6zef'em1 Wi6czeWsIkilm ;przJy
nadchodzacych wyborach ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-27
SLIPS "a tykiet zwTotny

. Wiinony 2 ograniczenlem siedm(771
dnii czasu do poarotA Dogodna
spns.bnosG do .zwiedzenia wystawRya
wssechswiatowe "a nieznaczna Hose
wydatkdw. lime wzgledne raty q
tykiet zwrotny So uskuteczDiaue Co
:dzienniie zhojnym uwzggleednieniem11
powrotu. Iupelne informacye
Nzgledem dat sprzedazy, odselanaa
sbagazy :iinnych rzeczy odnoszacyyclhl
sie podrdzy zg1osld sic do agent6w
5kolejie hicago s. North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-27
! t55| I

,,Kalendarze Mary
ahskie" ma rok 8 Q
juz nadeszly. Doda-
wac je ~bedziemY a.
bonentom nas}zz,.ym,
kt6rzy nam przysla
abonament "a J, w Ia
rusa' W eumie $l.50 2
~do4aczeniem5c znacz
ka pa p~rzeselke. PRIV
pominami, II abona-
ment "a gazette pow
MEN by6 naprz6sd @
placonY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-27

Pan Ben Kalmes demokracki kandydat ma County
urodzil1 sic " powiecie winodskim. Bedac daw-.
niej Deputy szeryfem, mial nieszcze5cie, Il upadl j odbl
sobie biodro, = tego powodu, lezal przez sze6c miesiecy =
lekarzy Y Chicago, kt6rzy go wyleczyi %WylaWszy mmu
biodro przez operacye, dla5tego teraz Jest ulaWynn g jake
TAXI ME zddolnyym do ezekiel piracy. Pan. Ben Jest
obecnie kasyerem powiatoWym, jest dobrze z tenn obezna-
ny j ola tego ajodpowiedniejsz M ten urzad. Pan Ben
Kalmes byI zawsze zyczliWyyt ola Poak6w, die tego .mialz
w1iele poparcia. Cd mich " czasie ostatnich Wybor6wls q
uprasza 1azeby Y dniu 8go istopadaPolacy ne niego sW6i
glos oddali, 4 skoro zostanie wybranym bedzie sie staraI
usluzy6 tax iak to- czynil dotad1... .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-27

Hicks, obietnicam
Itygodnie odzyss l pod8 y q
ssunae,#wyIIIIud5iI kobieeie$$5 &
iulotnil sie INTERCHANGEABLE l !
do Minony razeemnE M Ipllenlgeddz77
hi, gdzilel'spo Il kulS5 iz|.lil1lls1' g
Observation-Disclosures.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-27

WE WT0REK 0 8mej byl
pogrzeb dwuletniej Franciszki
aliszczy6skiei, cork Win
centego Gil. Smierc tego dice
ka spowodowalo zapalelnnliie
pluc. /.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-27

W NIEDZIELE pogrzeba-
no ma polskim cmentarzu
dwuletnie sdziecko /, Piotra
G~rulkowskiego. Dziecko u
mario "a dyfterie. " tym
.samym DON'T jeszcze troie
dzieci ley ma te chorobe.