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The news & observer., 1905-12-26
Mrs. Elizabeth Lee Dead.

The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Lee
of Auburn, who died Sunday. was
held yesterday afternoon at Mount
Moriah church, near Auburn. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Sylvester j. Belts, of this city
Among those who attended the
funeral from Raleigh were: Miss
Sarah Lee, Misses Gertie and Birdie
Mitchell, Messrs Sam Beall, Andrew
Johnson. John Price. r. H. Lee and
M. w. Lee. and c. c. Lee and Paul
Lee. of Chalybeat Springs.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lee was a beautiful
Christian woman and was in her 80th
year.
The news & observer., 1905-12-26
Stallings-Nanny.

character, and popular with a large
circle of friends and acquaintanceS.
The news & observer., 1905-12-26

The market was closed yesterday
morning at o'clock. The popular
keeper. Mr.. j. N McCrary, received
the fattest TURKEY in Wake county as
a Christmas gift from the stall-men of
the market
The news & observer., 1905-12-26

circle of friends and acQualntanceS.
Stallings- Nanny.
Rutherfordton, n. c., Dec. 25.-The
marriage of Professor Daniel Mon
roe Stallngs to Miss Daisy Nanney
at the home of the bride on the 22nd
will be news of interest to their many
friends throughout North Carolina.
The bride. is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. w. Nanney and is a beau
tiful young lady Of enviable education
and culture
The groom is the principal of Hollis
High School and is one of the most
successful educators in Western North
Carolina.
The marriage was very quiet af
fair, only few intimate friends were
invited to witness the ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. j. B. Carpen-
ter They boarded the Southern
Wednesday evening for an extensive
Southern tour.
Social Events at KinstOn.
Kinston, N. c., Dec. 25.-At the
home of the brides father, Mr.. A. ].
Waller, last afternoon at 2:30 o'clock,
Miss Mary e. Waller and Mr.. Chancey
Smith were married Elder H. Cum
ningham officiating. The attendants
were Miss Viola Waller with Mr..
Amos Hail. Miss Maria Waller with
Mr.. Charlie Davis Miss Wade with
Mr.. Isaiah Smith; Miss Wade with
Mr.. Raleigh Smith.
The marriage of Mr.. n. Palmer
Newborn and Miss Annie Moore, of
this county, has been announced to
take place at the resi- Ience of Mrs.
Martha Moore, the brides mother, at
o'clock p. M, Thursday, December
2Sth. No cards will be issued, but
the friends of the contracting parties
are invited.
At the home of the brides father,
Mr.. Blaney Harper, Wednesday after
noon at 4 o'clock Miss Eva Harper
and Mr.. Jasper Hill were married
Elder H. Cunningham officiating. The
attendants were Miss Maude Cunning
ham with Mr.. Kilby Hill: Miss Nora
Harper with Mr.. Ashley Smith; Miss
Zadie Hill with Mr.. Clyde Kennedy;
Miss Fanny Harper with Mr.. Grain
| ger Cunningham.
The "Just-f for Fun Club was en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon by
| Miss Julia Parrott at the home of her
parents, on King street. The club was
amused by a flower contest for prizes,
which resulted in Miss Clara Hines
winning the first prize and Miss Esse
Cummings the BOBBY. Refreshments
were served during the afternoon and
the young folks spent most enjoy
able time. Those present were Miss
Kathleen Crawford, Miss Essie Cum
mings, Lottie Canady. Miss Clara
| Hines. Miss Susie Perry and Miss
| Julia Parrott.
A Merry Party.
Raeford, n. c., Dec. 25.-A merry
party gathered and was nicely enter
| Blue Friday night .rhe Parson Cat, .
| Crooked Crab Apple Tree" and
"Uncle Toms supper" were the at
fractions of the evening.
| !. X X
/ Pascllal-Allen.
] Friends have received this card:
Rev. Joel l. Allen
| announces the marriage of his
/ daughter
| Laura
DIR. George Washington Paschal
on Thursday, December the twenty
I first
nineteen hundred and five
Dillon, South Carolina.
| At home
after the fourth of January,
Wake Forest, North Carolina.
| = =
/ Newland-Tuttle.
Friends have received this card
Mrs. India M. Tuttle
requests the honor of your presence
at the marriage of her daughter
Elizabeth IneZ
| to
Mr.. Hugh Theodore Newland
Wednesday, January the third
nineteen hundred and six
at high noon
| Baptist church
Lenoir, North Carolina.
!. !. !.
| a
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-05-12

May 1O.-C. w. Hussy returned
from Evansville, where he has been
for the last two months.
Mrs. Minnie ,Whaland returned
to her home at Tell City, Ind, after
a two weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Cundiff.
There has been something near 100
loads of tobacco passed through here
going to Owensboro this week.
Born. to the wife of Jack Hudson
on the LIST, inst, fine seven pound
girl.
Lee. Warden, Centertown, visited
F. M. Hoover Sunday.
Mrs. |. S. Mason and children, of
Beaver Dam, are visiting r. ]. Mason
and wife.
Aunt Clara Shaft returned home
Tuesday after several weeks visit in
Henderson, Greensboro, Beech Grove
and other points.
Our school closes here to-day, Mr..
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-05-12
MATANZAS.

May 10. Thehe was very heavy
rain fell here last Saturday night
which did considerable damage to
fencing and corn that has been
planted.
Miss Pearl Igleheart died Monday
morning of lung trouble. Her flu
neral was conducted by Rev. B. F.
jenkins at the Baptist church at this
place the following day in the.pres-
ence of a multitude of people. Inter-
ment took place at Walton's Creek.
]. w. Ford, Hartford, was here
last Monday.
Rev. L. p. Drake, Centertown. at
tended the funeral here last Tuesday.
An infant child of R. B. Everly is
very sick.
G. w. Barnard, Smallhous, was
here last Tuesday.
Roy Tichenor and wife, Livermore,
are visiting relatives here this week.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-05-12
BEDA.

May 10. Farmers are very busy in
this section and business in our little
town is good.
Mrs. Mildred Barnett is very i'll at
this writing.
Miss Hattie Davis spent Monday
night with Ethel Bennett.
Clarence Shown, who has been in
Illinois for the past several months,
has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Amb ros went
to Hartford Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loney Sanderfur,
Nocreek, spent Tuesday night with
relatives here.
w. C. Bennett and daughter, Miss
Ethel, went to Hartford Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Bennett, of the Wash
ington neighborhood, spent Sunday
with Warren Bennett and family.
Ham Daily, Pleasant Ridge, was
here Sunday.
Mrs. w. c. Bennett. who has been
sick for several days, is much inn
proved.
Rev. w. C. Norman will preach
at the M :. E. church.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-05-12
PLEASANT GROVE.

May H. George Buchanan and
Miss Ivy Summer were married at
the home of the bride on April 80.
Mrs. Rosie Mefford and daughter,
Ora, were the guests of Mrs. Bill
Buchanan Sunday.
Miss Canny BradlyEis visiting
friends at Browder, Ky.
Mrs. Tom Martin was the guest of
Mrs. Henry Wester Friday and Sat-
urday.
Misses Ora Mefford andl IEura
Bradley attended church -.atiHunts-
vile last Sunday.
Mr.. A. Howerton, of Yost, KY,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Eta
Mefford, Saturday and Sunday.
The entertainment at the home of
Ora Mefford Wednesday night, April
26, was largely attended and every
one enjoyed the music made by the
Maddox band.
Miss Ethel Cook visited her cou-
sin, Ora Mefford, last week.
Miss Mila Cox visited her aunt at
Penrod last week.
Mr.. L. Mefford wasIin Morgan
town Monday.
Miss Blanche Topson, of Hunts
vile, has been the guest of her broth
er at Ennis this week.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-05-12

Daniel, Olaton, age IS years, to
Evelyn Jamison, age 26 years;
Charles L. Brown, Hartford, age so
years, to Sallie F. Coppage, Hartford,
age 43 years; Lebren Hines Rosine,
age rs years. to Eta Daugherty,
Flint Springs, age 10 years; j. S.
Horseman, Whitesville, age q years,
to Mary Agnes Edge, Whitesville, age
10 years; Robert A. Miller, Horse
Branch, age &c years, to Mrs. d. T.
Knops, Horse Branch, age 63 years; j.
F. Sandifur. Horton, age q years, to
Winnie Leach, Horton, age 26 years;
j. ID. Taylor, Beaver Dam, age 35
years, to Maggie Paxton, Beaver
Dam, age rs years; Jesse Milan, Mar
rows. age q years; to Lucye Grant,
Narrows, age 22 years; C. X. Quinn,
Echols, age 10 years, to Mamie Ross,
Echols, age 25 years; w. w. Miller,
Sunnydale, age % years, to jamie
Whobrey, Sunnydale, age Is years.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-05-12
GENERAL NEWS.
Gathered From Various Sources
Over the C0untry--Brief
Items.

Secretary Taft in an address at the
banquet to the international ailway
Congress in Washington Tuesday
night surprised the assembled
magnates by entering upon vigor-
Gus discussion of the railroad rate
question. Mr.. Taft declared that
rate legislation must come and that
if railroad men were wise they would
aid it and not hinderit. Stuyvesant
Fish, president of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, took issue with
the Secretary and lively debate fol-
lowed.
Judge Watts Parker of the Fayette
Circuit Court. Monday admitted Jas.
Hargis to bail in the sum of $25, 900.
The State Capitol Commission, af-
ter meeting with Architect Andrews,
dlHlOuuCcu Oildl IL NOuiu IcCclNc
proposals for the excavation for the
new Capitol, the bids to be opened
May %.
Application for removal of the case
of Caleb Powers form the Circuit
Court of Scott county to the United
States Circuit Court for the Eastern
District of Kentucky was made by
Powers attorney before Judge Coch-
ran at London Monday. Judge Coch-
ran ordered hearing of the question
set for June s. Only partial tran
script of the record of the Scott Cir
cult Court was filed by Powers attor-
ney, and they were given further
time in which to complete it. A
motion for writ of habeas corpus
for the prisoner was made and taken
under advisement by Judge Cochran.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-05-12
A Card of Thanks.

We want to thank the neighbors
and friends who were so kind and
attentive during our mothers sick
ness and death, none could have been
more kind and good than you have
been, we will ever remember you,
and may heaven reward you.
w. F. STEVENS AND WIFE.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-05-12
railroad position in Louisville.

railroad position in Louisville.
Mrs. T. F. Balls attended quar-
terly meeting at Hopewell last Sum
day.
E. H. James is in Daviess county
this week on business.
A. Jones, of Muhlenburg county,
is here attending court.
Mrs. ]. Greenwood and daughter,
of NASHVILLE, Tenn, are her visiting
Mr.. F. V. Phipps.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-05-12

Ellis has had nice spring school term
there will be or 6 for the examina-
ton.
Owen Magyar and BIZ. Graves went
to Beaver Dam Tuesday.
Judge Ben Newton and John Blair
went to Hartford Tuesday.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-05-12
License to Wed.

The following permits to wed have
been granted by County Clerk M. S.
Ragland since our last report:
Wash Struggled, Renfrow age 36
years, to Lue A. Baize, McHenry. age
II years; William Blackburn, Nc
Henry, age 33 years, to Lizzie Wake
land, McHenry, age q years; ]. T.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-05-12
Notice.

The tax payers of the City of Hart
ford are hereby notified that on June
the first 6 per cent penelty will be
added to taxes unpaid on that day.
SAM L. BARNETT,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-05-12
G. A. R. Call Meeting

Of Preston Morton Post, No. 4,
G.. A. R. All comrades are requested
to meet at Hartford, KY, on May Is,
1905. Come, as there is some import
ant business to transact. By order
of Commander,
G. w. hunger.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-05-12
BUFORD.

R. A. ANDERSON, Adjt.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-05-12
CENTERTOWN

May 8.-Rev. Boggess filled his
appointment here Sunday.
T. H. Benton has returned to his
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-05-12

When you attend the
Street Fair why not buy
your wife some new
Rockers. a new Bed.
Room Suit or a new Side
boardl A. C. Taylor has
the latest designs.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-05-12
A Call.

We, the undersigned. citizens of
the Seventh Magisterial district,
Rockport, Ohio county, Kentucky,
would respectfully solicit John Miles
to announce himself as a candidate
for Magistrate in said Seventh dis
trict and we promise him our sup
port in all honorable ways as we be-
lieve him to be well qualified and
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10
4 POZNANSKIEGO.

SRODA. Prey nowobudo-
wanym domu p. Woznego ma
rusztowaniu malowano fasa.
de. Skutkiem nieprzytwier-
dzenia nalezytego desek, pre-
chylilo sic z mich kilka i spa
d}y ma dol, a z niemi % let
nj Bakos i Buli6ski. = b.
kos spad1 ma plot z desek,
przyczem rozdar} sobie udo
tax okropnie re g}6wna arte-
rya krwionosna pek}ai krew
tryska}a tax SLIME, il ranny
pc kwadransie zywot zako6.
cyl skutkiem krwi ubiegu.
Drugi pan Bulczy6ski spad]
ma chodnik i niebezpiecznie
sic pot}ukf, ale prawdopodo-
bnie Eye bedzie. +
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10
SJOSTRO: PrzCezytaJ moja
bezpiatDa Oferte.
Madre s1owa ola cierpiacych Cd
niewiasty . Notre Dame, Ind

IN 4NsNA\ Madre sIowa ola cierpiacych cd
f ; ! !. J ! ! ! : ! !. ! !. !. !: ! : ! ! : : :. : !; ! ! ]: ! ! ! /: ] ! !: ! ! !
m \ niewiasty . Notre Dame, Ind
~ ~ Posle pocztg zupefnie DARMO :
E#1M8E gH 5A hII ,Domowe Leczenie' razen 2 dolanee
sL44TB M mi wskaz6wkami j opisem mojej che"
WWN W. roby, kazdej kobiecie c1erpiacej ma
W ~ s}abo6G kobieca. MOZESZ Sic SA.
N AFN MA w DOMU WYLECZYC bez POI
~" W. mocy doktora. MIC ME BEDZIE
~ - KOSZTOWAKO sr6bowanle tego
leo,enia, = gdybys dalej chciala leczyc SIG, to kosztuje ty!ko 2 cent6x
TYGODNlOWO Leczenie ME Przeszkadza zwykym zateciom: !ANIC}
ME SPRZEDAJE. Powedz innym chorym mel metodzie to wszy-
.tko Q co Prosze. Lecze stare j Mode kobiety.
az Jezeli sic czujesz bardzo ociezala, obawiasz sic zych nastepstw,
|masz b6le v zolddku, przejmujaoe dreazeze " krzyzu chcc ci ole piakac
|czujesz goraczkowe dreszcze, oslabioniei "a czesto moczoddajesz lab
|gdy maaz up}awy, zboczenie Tub opadniecie macicy, zanadto obfite Tub
% MRS MRS Sa% N. s%MME RRSoa 86T nned BA n 1i iSD!.U 0. {: ! A. 'sn et4 ny-
masz BEZP1ATNE LECZENIE dok}adne obja6nienia. Tysiace ko-
(bet, opr6cz mnie zosta}o wyleczonych. Wskaz6wki posy}am " czystych
|kopertach.
PISZ DO MNIE 20 POLSKU.
MATKOM LUB C0RKOM obja6nie bardzo dobrze proste ,,Domo-
We Lsczenie" kt6re pedko ma pewno 1eczy uplawy, zielona s}abosc
nieregularne Tub bohsne peryody. Pozbedaiesz sic obawy zaoszczedzlsz
wydatk6w uchronisz sic cd wstydu, DO nipotrzebujesz nikomu opo"
wiada6 0 swej chorobie. Osiagniesz dobra tusze zdrowie.
w kazdej miejscowoscl moge wskaza6 polecenie cd dobrze znanych
kobiet, ktdre zostaly wyleczone q pomoca mojego ,,Domowego Lecze--
MIA" chenie poswiadcza, re leczy ono niezawodnie wszystkle dehkat-
ne chorohy organ6w kobiecych wzmacnia nadwyrezone sclegna mu-
sku}y przywraca kobietom calkow1te zdrowie. Pisz zaraz, poniewaz tel
oferty ME zrobie drugi raz
PITTSFIELD, Wis, l7go grud., 1908 r. - Szanowna PAM NJ. Su-
lmmers! Uzywaam lekarstwa cztery tygodniei pc pierwszem pudetku
iOpaline supozytor6w, sic wyleczy}am. Dziekuje Bogu z dobro kt6re
|otrzymaam cd -twojego leczenla. Cd l7go do 1890 roku cierpiaam ns
Iopadniecie macicy. Leczyli mnie r6zni doktozy, bez zadnej pomocy.
nova ME czuje sic znuzona. Co doktorzy nem ogi uczynlc, TO Fam
" tax kr6tkim czasie uczyni}a. Zycze PAM wszelkiej PomySlno o@n mech ne
BRYAN, Texas, is grud. 1908 r. szanowna PAM M. Summers!
PAM domowe leczene, mrie zupe}nie uzdrowho, czego sic ME spodzle"
wa4am: Bylam d}ugi czas leczona prez doktora, kt6ry oSwiadc1y4 re
moze mnie dalej leczy6, jezeli ne ME dam operowae. osTladczyf e nam
teraz zupe}nie zdrowa. z serdecznem podziekowaniem. Petronela kosh.
ADREs: Mrs. Box Il, NOtre Dame Ind. U.S.A.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

P0ZNAN. Zmar}y prezes
sadu apelacyjnego Franz wiel-
XII wbi1 kiln urzednikom Pc
wnych dykasteryi W glove,
re nazwiska zenskie ko1cza-
&c sic ma ,,ska" nakazal pisac
przez ,,ski". Trzymaja sic te-
go dotad ME kt6re urzedy a
navel pisma, a przedewszyst.
klein urzad stanu cywil-
nego. | tax, gdy urzednik
zone pana "~Strza1kowskiego
napisa} ma nski" tenze proto-
k6iu ME podpisa}. Sprawa 0
to sic toczy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10
2 PRUS POLSKICH.

pod Kowale-
wem. w sobote O godz. 8
wieczorem straszny orkan z
gradem przeszed} mad okoli-
ca. Wicher .zrywai dachy z
wiazaniem, druzgota} stodoly,
lanai stare drzewa. Grad wiel-
ko6ci kurzego jaja zniszczyi
pola. Przerazajacy to by} O.
braz. W polu'byd}o, ciete gra-
dem, z przerazliwym rykiem
rozbiegio sic we wszystkle
strony, zdzicza}y konie z ra-
d}ami po zbozach, ludzie ra-
nieni lamentowali. Drogi
przez zwalone drzewa zosta}y
zabarykadowane. Do dom6w
lala sic przez okna wytluczo-
ne i uszkodzone daehy woda
strumieniami. w niekt6rych
domach W p6}nocnej stronie
wszystkie szyby ipowybijane.
W samej plebanii cos 60
.szyb W kawalki sic rozlecia1o.
Ma masywnych domach So
g1ebokie dziury, jakoby by}y
ostrzeliwane granatami. Stra-
szny obraz zniszczenia przed~
stawiaja pola. Zboza doszczet'
ME zniszczone, ma sieczke
posiekane, nae kartoflana od-
cieta, sliczne i bujne krze bu-
rak6w cukrowych jakby no.
ZEN oberzniete i pokrajane.
Ludzie oniemieli ma widok
Etego spustoszenia. Dzieci dr.
| kim krzykiem, a potem mo-
| dlitwa zawodzic zaczeli; roll
nicy dis z }zami W oczach
obchodza swe pola. Niesz-
czescie jest tenn wieksze, re
rzadko kto by} zabezpieczony
pred gradem. Co ci biedacy
poczna bez ziarnka zboza, bez
paszy ola bydla! Mech to be-
die przestroga ola innych
r6lnik6w, by p}ody swe "a
bezpieczali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10
z POD MOSKALA.
CZESTOCHOWA Rozpu-

~CzEsTOCHOWA. Rozpu.
szczono wie6ci, ze ogromne
zaburzenia " Czestochowie
So oczekiwane. Chodzi tn
prawdopodobnie g16wnie Q
odstraszenie braci slazak6w
cd tych pielgrzymek. To tez
x. J6zef Adamczyk zabiera
glosi o6wiadcza, il zupelny
v Czestochowie panowal j
pann'uje spok66jj anie ma
sWidoeks6W, ably axle kolwiek
szaburzenia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10
~. Niechaj zatem nahozni
patnicy wybiora sic tam do
tad bez wszelkiej obaWy.
WARSZAWA Ma ostat'

WARSZAWA Ma ostat-
MEM zebraniu reprezentan-
tow kupiectwa, na ktore elaa4
rozwazane byly sprawy szk6l;
przez kupiectwo W~arszawskie
utrzymywanych, a " zawia-
dywaniu ministerstwa skarbu
bedacych, reprezentaci prosi-
Ii starszych kupiectwa o po-
:czynienie stara6 0 uzyskanie
pozwolenia, ably wyk}ady "
tych szkolach mog}y bye pro-
wadzone W jezyku polskim.
= w wykonaniu tego zycze-
MIA urzad starszych opraco-
wal memoryal, kt6ry nieba-
VEN przedstawionym bedzie
w}a6ciwej w}adzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10
ZE

GLIWice. 0 zabawnej a.
wanturze z strachami, gdzie
podobno sam djabe} W swej
w1asnej osobie o~dgrywac mial
role donosza gazety niemiec-:
kie. Pred kilkoma dniami
sta1 sic W nocy naraz W pew
nym domu ma l pietrze wiel-
XII ha1as i rumot, poczem
s}ysze6 sic daily za}osne ste
kama i wo}anie O pomoc.
Kucharka z I pietra Gala wy
straszona wyskoczy}a ma sie1
W nocnem ubraniu, wo}ajac
ratunku. Ludziom zas,.kt6rzy
z ca1ego domu sic zbiegli,
Fopowiadala wsr6d }ez, re wi
dziala samego djab}a, kt6ry
porwal jej pomocnice Berte i
zapadl sic Y MIA W pokoju ka-
pielowym. Najprz6d laden
ME chcia} sic podja6 walki z
niebezpiecznym nbe]zebu-
benz, lecz nareszcie znalazfo
sic kilku odwaznych 1udzi,
kt6rzy, uzbroiwszy sic W r6z-
ma bro6, wtargneli do lazien-
XII. Skoro otwarli drzwi, wy
skoczy} z pokoju jakiS obey
mezczyzna, uciekajac z ca
}Ych sill. Ma pod}odze zas SIZE
dziafa Gala Jaws ydzona i do
nitki przemoknieta, przez
djab}a rzekomo porwana Ber-
ia, Dziewcze opowiada}o
wsr6d 1ez, ze rozmawiala ona
ze swym kochankiem ma dwo-
re, potem chcia}a pogawe-
die z MIN jeszcze i " po-
mieszkaniu. By ME zbudzic
pahstwa, uda}a sic q sWym
wybranem serca do pokoju
kapielowego, gdzie z>powodu
panujacej ciemno6ci wpadli
obaj do Woda nape1nionej
wanny, przyczem obalili tax
re stojacy tam piec, skad pow
stall 6w rumot i halas. TAX:
vice Gala ia awantura z dia-.5I
blem bylaby sic skodczyla
ma kapieli nadoonej kochan-
ki, gdyby W nastepny dzie6
pa6stwo ME by1o wypowie-
dzia}o miejsca zalotnej dziew-
czynie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

SOPOTY. Do tego cd daw.
ma ulubionego miejsca lecz-
niczego mad Baltykiem przy-
bywaja polacy licznie, jak
! dawniej tax i teraz. - Haka-
tysci chcieli ich stamtad wy
Ep}oszyc, rozmaitemi ukazami
Il zganiem spilkami - jedna-
pieniadz W got6wce
obficie do tego
kapielowego, bardzo
Edelikatny wech majacych pod
lynn wzgledem niemc6w,p pre-
Ewazy}. Usunieto majora haka-
z zarzadu miasta i pre-
||ftwtodniczacym rady miejskiej
przeciwhika hakaty-
stow. 10 tez wszedZle dzWle-
Ply teraz jezyk polski, poslu-
ia polska, pisma polskie, W
shandlach jezyk polski znany.
rzeczy tylko. brak, -
sbto naboze6stwa polskiego!
ssWysiano kilka petycyi do
Pelplina, ale dotychczas ma
haremnie. Zadziwia to, DO
aud W okolicy Jest prevail
Pie polski. Obecnie zbierane
bywaja podpisy ma trzecia
petycya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

W}a6ciciel Ru-
Holt Spekovius, niemiec,
przedal majatek (572 m6rg)
Erdma6skiemu z Wes6}o-
%. Pozna6sk; Tagebl. moe
v ze W Pru-
hch Zachodnich polacy cia-
10 naprz6d ida (vordringen)
zwlaszcza tacy, jak pan
E!Irldma6ski" .kt6rego prod
pwie Ermanami byli. Pan
Rpekoyius pewnie pochodzi 2
odzziisnl1ly czysto rzymskiej?
nieWa sic tez Tageblatt IA
Gazette Gdahska,' zenie po-
~asnazWiska tego- niemsa,
Wy palnu AleksandroWi
es&2Sxg4ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

N Pewien slusarz
re Szczecina przyby} do Poz-
mania i zgubi} koperte W FOL
t,ym papierze, a W niej 5 tvs.
m. W SO bank notach 100
markowych. Przejezdzajac- z
Cinema, gdzie mu pieniadze
oszczedzone d}uga praca wy
p}acono, odwiedzi{ siostre -
by} z MIA W ,Ogrodnie ZOO
logicznym, skad o godzinie
10 wieczorem powr6ci} do
siostry ma noe. Gdy sic roz-
bieral do snu z przerazeniem
spostrzeg} brak pieniedzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

NORWEGIAN. w termi.
ME subhastacyjnym sprzeda-
no m}yn parowy braci Kurt.
zig6w. Kupi} go banker, Zyg.
fryd Salomonsohn 2 Inowro-
s}awia. Komisya kolonizacyj.
ma naby1a majatek Balczewo
cd pana Bussego. Majatek
ten obejmuje 1854 hekta.
row.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

. WIESCI q OJCZYZNY 3


~Miaskowskiemu z Golubia
sprzedal posiad}o66 10 m6rg
o%bejmujaca, prawdopodobnie
ola tego, by mu wytknac ten
czyn niepatryotyczny. Te
%zjadliwosci hakatystyczne
sprzykrzyc sic musza nawet
l~andsmanom Tageblattu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10
UzyWajcie ma Wszystko.

Cietka choroba przychodzi ozesto
jako rezultats nieino6uyoh below
przepelaionych organdw. Odurze-
ME, Dol v krzyiach, choroba va.
troby, zapcbanie. Lecs dsieki Drs.
King New Life Plgnlkom, one :ss
fagodue lecz doskonale Spr6buicie
ie. Tylko CSC. Gwara1ftowane przez
N. J. KowaleWskiego aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10
SWIECICHOWA. w MOVIE

SWIECICHOWA. w Novel
wiosce (Neuguthel) gospo.
darz Wuller wyjecha} z iona
ma odpust. Pozostawif sfuza.
ca z dwuletniem dziecki EN-
Sluaaca sic zaje}a robota 8
dzieeko wpad}o g}6wka We
weborek pe}en woody i sic u
topic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

WARSZAWA. w Kr6lest-
vie Polskiem utworzy} sic
wsr6d robotnik6w polskich
|Zwiazek, kt6ry sobie obra}
"a eel wyswobodzenie robot
nika z pod ~wplyw6w socyali-
stow i zyd6w. Naive przyja}
,.Pochodnia."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10

Chicago Burlington &
Quincy Ry.
North Bound
par
St Paul & Minneapolis Limited 4.o5 a. m
st. Paul & Minneapolis Express 8.s2 am
All We
Chicago St. Louis & Peoria Limited $50 am.
Chicago Express o.ss am.
South Bound.
Depart
Chicago St. Louis EXPIRES r. 10 IS a m
Chicago St Louis Peoria Limled 10 sop m
Arrive
,StPaul & Minneapolis Express II 80 a m
StPaul & Minneapolis Limited 1898 p m
Green Bay & Winona.
Depa We
Green Bay Passenger y:is m 81, p m
90 pm Leo q NJ
t