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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
The Coat that
was DiSlOcated
By A. Tds r-Cutter

ssNTOW Sweat Mel" said the Coat,
but this is Cruelty to Cloth. :"
~ What the deuce are you do
ing with me, Old DR.. Goose?"
you've got me all shrunk up and
stretched out in spots till l feel like a
distortion"
"Oh, that'll be All Right, Mr.. Coat, :"
said the Doctor.
I'm merely putting a little Style
into you by my Chain-lightning pro-
cess!'''
Just grin and bear it for a few
minutes longer, Mr.. Coat, and the
Operation will soon be over"
So the Coat took Old Dr. Goose s
Medicine without wincing and came
out of the Ordeal looking Slick as a
Poole of London" Production.
1t laid around your Neck as Smooth
as Varnish and 1t Curved round your
Chest in a way that was Shell-shaped
and Killing.
When you were Slid into it care
fully, by the Able Salesman, and were
then introduced to yourself in the tall
mirror you couldn't help thinking
My, what a Handsome Devil that
Person in the Glass is!'
So you Bought the Slick Coat, and
you know what happened to 1t week
later.
1t was the Same Old Story of the
tight Collar, the bullying Lapel, the
sagging Shoulders and the humble
hunch-backed expression.
All the style" had vanished out OF
that Garment after the first few days
wear in Damp Weather.
The Flat-iron taking had wilted ont
and your Coat needed another dose VI
Old DR.. Goose's Tonic, viz, pressing, u
brace 1t up again.
But, IL that Coat thad been made BY
sincerity Tailoring" by thorough
hand-needle-work Shaping-instead OF
by the faky Flat-iron, things would
have been everlastingly different.
Because the strong threads in the
close Stitching would have held the
Garment in shape as long as the
Threads of the Cloth held together.
And the Sincere thanksgiving which
holds the Curves and Concavities OF
Kuh Nathan & Fischer Garments in
Shape till worn out, also adds strength
to the cloth at the Strainy Places
where Strength is most needed.
Or course, you couldn't know th(
difference between our hand-stitcheC
Sincerity. Clothes and the usual Flat
iron faxed kind until we told yor
about Ii.
But, it's up to you now.
IL your next Suit or Overcoat bear,
the label of the Sincerity Tailors,
there viii be more satisfaction-mor,
permanent Style, and Shape-retention
In II than you're likely to get from 1
fairly high-priced Tailor.
1t wouldn't pay us to advertise tina
fact II We couldn't Make Good" on Il
Would It.?
So Just make a note of our labe
(below), for it means Stye- Insuranc,
to you, and Shape-retention, at no ex
ira cost.
That label reads
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-20
UNDERWRITERS.

W. r. ROUSE, FOR GOOD SERVICE
and fine hacks. 23i.a36 Twenty-tifth
street Phones. I'll.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
HAVE You IxrclJrlvc ne,,,,vy

! HAVE YOU EXECUTIVE ABILITY?
!en with the capacity for getting results ,o oaf.
EioI carrying out big undertakings ar scaTcc ii yo,
tsfe such ability "fiie "s to-day. stating position
s.psbls Office, AdyeIsing, Traffic aud General Mana
str1 Buyers. Credit Men Auditors, Secreiaries. T,ess
nyg9od positions tor men having money 10 invsst
Ntth the!I services Offices IN 1. cities H..
nAFGCODS UnG.), Brain Brokers'
1901 Ghczihht ST.. Philadelphia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-20

FOR SALE-H HALF INTEREST," IN
oyster business, including boats. etc &.
abon' fifty acres OF ground. half
NATURE seed rock In James Riyer:
about 10000 bnshci oysters on
hand at present time. Business Al
present is paying good; with more
capital can bel made an excellent
Investment Address A. X. DAW..
SON. Manchvilie. Va. NH 25.lm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-20

FOR SALE TWO DESIRABLE
lots, In the heart Of Riveryiew, on
electric Car line Price $3.50 cash.
These lois are RIOS & and q, In block
NO. ., as shown on map OF River
view, made by q; W. Fitchett. ciyil
engineer. They have frontage OF
~ feet each On Electric avenue aud
run back 40 feel Address RIVER.
VIEW" care Daily Press. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-20
FOR RENT.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE TO FARMERS THE WELL
bred Stallion, Twelfth Night" will
make this season. through Warwick.
YORK and Elizabeth City Counties.
For particulars aud pedigree address
Dick Richardson, LIS w. Queen. ST,
Hampton, Va. ap l3-lm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-20

WANTED SEVERAL GOOD HAIR.
ness makers. MILLER Il GLEA.
K SON, Hampton. Va. np ltf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-20

SEE OUR LARGE STOCK or Gus,
tom made Harness before buying.
MILLER Il GLEASON. Newport
News, Va. an l.tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-20

WANTED-YOU TO OPEN A saw.
ings account with us. We have over
2oD'O00 Investors and in our fourteen
years of experience have paid to In.
vestors over $1,000. 900 o. State
deposit, l,50000O.0O American
Reserve Bond Co. W. L. s.
VAUGHN superintendent. 1900
washington Avenue. ap 1920
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-20

j. II. CAFFEB Il SON, BIRD ST
and Huntington Ave. Both 'phonea
No. ]: residence. Bell 'phone. Al.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-20

WANTED ~ CLOTHES or ANY
Kind or description 10 he cleaned.
pressed, secured. dyed, altered or re-.
paired. Work The best. Prices the
lowest; satisfaction guaranteed. The
Hub Clean. " Press. Co., I'll 33rd st.
Citz. phone 1913. j. II. Wheeler. Prop.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-20
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF $50
TO $1,000, 6 per cent. Merchants
Mechanics Savings Association. Al
Ian ID Jones, Secretary and Attor-
1ey. First National Bank Building,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-20

COME. LET Us SELL YOU SOME or
those cheap lots on and near The
b9mlevarh STEWART H. MID
GETTE. l33 Twtniy-iifth Street.
mp 1891
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-20
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE ONE FINE FRESH
family Jersey Cow. j. w ROWE
Hampton, Va an 1891
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-20
RESTAURANTS.

YOU CAN ALWAYS GET SOME
Thing good to eat at 2l7 25th st..
ll0ME COOKING.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18
Grunta ma, sprzedaz'
" Minnesota

W powiecie Millelack, Benton
j Morrison, %pomiedzy Mime
apolis i Duluth; cd do 8
mil oddalone Cd stacyi kole-
Jowej Great Northern. Do
kosciola katolickiego 8 mil
drogi. Niedaleko So polskie
osady jak Foley, St. Anna.
Gilman, Little Falls j inne,
Grunt tn jest bardzo dobrY.
Pan Jan Sikorski 350-Man-
kato ave. 2 Winona, Mimi.
zwiedzil te strony j got6w
wan dac b]izsze objasnienie
jake grunta SO tam.
f. M. rutherford, agent
559-O lmstead str.
Winona Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18
WbZYSCY DOMOWNICY,

WbZYSCY
dziadek, ojciec, matka dzieci pre-
kona1y sic 0 zaletach Ora Piotra
Gomozo- Stalo sic ono sta}em do
mowem lekarstwem ola tysiecy TO-
DIN. Jest ono przyrzadzone z sa-
mmych zdrowlonoSnych korzeni i
.zidf, zbieranych z botanlcznego o.
przyrodyi zawiera tylko ia
kie pierwiastki, kt6re dzia{aja do
brze ma ca4y system. Me sprzedajs
go W aptekach jak inne lekarstwa
Dostarczaja 60 wprost ludziom spe-
agenci, zamianowani przez
wIascicieli, DR.. Peter Fahrney d
Sons Co 1l2-ll8So. Hoyne ave-,
I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18
LekarstWO ma boil gloWy.

Me ma mic dokuczliwszego mad
Dol g4owy. Przychodzi czasem, gdy
:ktos jest got6w i6c do t@eatru, do
|towarzystwa ma zebranie Tub do
jakiej codziennej roboty. Me jest
to mic przyjemnego, a ME ma po-
trzeby ably kto6 cierpiaf, jezeli take
.wspania}e lekarstwe jak Severy o.
p}atki ma boil g{owy i neuraIgle
MONA otrzymae. One zwycieza kaz-
dy gatunek neuralgia. Pan J6zef
Kusy, Aumsville, Ore, pisze: Use
very opfatki zawsze pomagaja v
kazdym przypadku b6lu glowy'
IA. Postulka, Willow, Okla, pi'
sze:t ,Bede poleca1 Pahskie op}atki
kazdemu, %poniewaz So najlepszeml
lekarstwem ma Dol glowy jake kie~
dykolwiek robione bylo." u oplatr
k6w "a as centow. We wszystkich
aptekach albo W w. +. Severa Co..
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18
K.Ol)Rl[llElISPONDElNCYEz'I
sSSssssss8
: s 5 ::
LITTLE FALLS, Mimi.

MieliSmy tu koszykowa zabaw7ee,
z ktdrej dochdd byI przeznaczony
na4ko5cidl, mieliSmy czystego do.
ohodu pr,zeszlo $4,000, 4 uciechy
jjjesazcze Wiecej; nlektdre koszyki
.przyszly do $3.50. Pan, Adam Ira
far bardzo dobry interes zrobiif.
PAM Kuklinska, kt6ra tn ma swd5ii
wlasny dom, kt6ry przez kilka
lat po 5mierci mega Wypuszcza1a Y
arende q sama mieszkalaw Melrose,
=teraz sic zn6W przeprowadzifa do
Little Falls j dobrzae 8 sic powodzi
DO syn jej otton.objs} miejsce nau;
czyciela v Opolu, ao6rka, Serafina
" St. Anna. Oba te miejsca SO.
niedaleko oddalone Cd Little Falls.
ma dis. ABONENT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18
GhOrObliWe trzesiace ma
pady

~ 4tAH
=drreszzcze ismslaria moga mieeu1ge j
byi6 wyleczono parzezElectrio BIZ: Bis
tier. Jestte craftsmanship
leksafrstwo, EEspecyalna pomoca ma
smaiarie, poniewaz zawiera rzecEy-
wv,iisty=leczniczy wpiyw ma te choro-
be wypedzajacga vprest.z sJstee-
mn. Jest wielce przekladana mad
chinine ME majac mic lekarskieggo.
=po skutkach r. s. Munday z Hen.
rietta, Tex, pisze: Brat moi byf
.bardzo z.siabiony przez malarlee
aoltaczke dopokad ME zaczael brad
Electric Bitters, ktore ocalifo mu
zyciie.W apiece MI KoWaleWs~
kiego; cena SOC gwarantoWan1e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18
ORGANISTA.

Parafia " Flensburg potrzebuje
.oorganisty, kt6ry BY m6gf zarazem
uczyd v publlcznej szkole. Mus,
m'e6 certificat. Piekne pomieszka-
ME PREY koSclele. Publi,zna szkoFa
trva8 miesiscy do szko4y ucze-
.szczaja same polskie dzieci pen
sya orgganisty wedle umowy. Zg}o-
sic SIG do miejscowego %proboszcza
KS. W. KRZYWON0S
Flensburg, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18

Observation-Disclosures Maru~
die - ukradziono konia. kt6ry
mial ma boku Wypalone litery
|B. 4. NJ. Konia ukrad1 CHOP imie,
MEM Macieki pred sedzia sig thu
macy, re te litery go sk1onily do
porwania konia, DO je sobie TUNA
cyl: ,,Bierz konia Matku'.
Sasiedzi chez bronic zone, kt6raa
MAJ bill, a on wofa: ia czyniee co
apost6l nakazal, karze cia}o mole j
v niewole podbijam.
Jeden z Mich: Przeciez ME tWoje
cia}o bijesz, t%ylkozone.
MAJ: Ale sw. Pawet powiedzia{,
re maj i iona to jedno cialo.
Pewien skqpiec powie il sic ma
;
postronku, ale sfuzqcy Wnet to
spostrzeg} i stryczek przerznawszy
uratoWaf pan@ oo 5slhiercI Try
wXpfacie pensyi m%iesiecznej potraa
Gil pan sfuzacemu ~ zen. "a pre-
rzniety stryczek, DO mogf go byf
odwlazac a ME Przeolnac'
20 PoWlesz .oz'o"ieAu Aoory
zenl SIC dc P'enlsozy!
ten sposob zdobyte, to grosz clez-
ko zapracoWany.
- -
Narzeczony: Wy 70 "
luozle mow's' . Jes'.oo
uZ10uuyM was SOoOAOAA' < |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18
WI

-

3eiai Ia
no1,,an;n7noSwiacH mieiacoWv
Il b;;a;z,,pI roftar nova
sa ~ en- sfan;alaWa .Kostki
= g ha.,staa,ai; Is h;sLmnoWi "a.
8 r. 49, IeH 80 ;al1a diaLon ia p.
r. nfarsobnidt iakn anbdia-
- ) pseP Gansahor -.
. 1on ;aLn caranonia.
:. a WaolzatL;a hractwa tn-
e. na1y hn6o;alnai naro-
- saasll;o 5a6sL;a w.
eton;l1, "a NC $ Lnmnlacia
ly,.olgadaa;oo ,7roczv-
70; prooasn; Nainrzew Ia
III :; W;o n,,obaw;a6.
plsaupai Lasn l; dnNnnwai
~ ~ rntann 81 nos.
s1nol ! pnzo;ola nr7op6-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18
Hdolfa hiene
przv AGain ul:cy,

PfzZ N11Il OI.Oy $500 - :!
zaraz ma prawo gay sic zje-
! die q duzego mostu ma ry-
nek. Znajdziecie tn zawsze
polskie towarzystwo i polska
us1uge. Kodak wasz p. TeOfil
Bambenek, znany 2 swej
zyczliwosci ola rodak6w, oraz
dobrego humoru jest "a bar
tendra W naszym salonie.
B SMACZNA Gle
PKA PRZEKASKE MONA.
dosta6 kazdego czasu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18
Wycieczka ola poszukiWaczy
siedzib "a po}nocnym "a
chodzie, zachodzie po


.koleiaN orth-We stern. Tyylkkiettyy ex
kursYjne.do.Wyze Wy1malien115itoln9YY1c'hh oh
tery,ltory1d6W sprze.d1aatWe7iaanrpe. beda Pc
=Wie1ce zniizonych eenach GloWny.
5poclag zwagonami4ssyy dla.
turyst6W WoIne rozsiadanc krzzaeesfa.
ailepszezwsz5stk1ieggop Sdatee.
ssprzedazY zupellIne
zylosi6 Bic do agentowSkoIeiC hica-
eoS& N oTth-W estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18
fRRMER2Y

strudzeni dluga droga do
miasta Tub wyczekujacy ma
rynku, MECH wstapia pokrze-
pic sic wybornem swiezem
piwem, Tub rozgrzaeE kielisz-
KLEIN likieru do
PierwszOrzednego salonu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18
udOWne zr0dIa.

oil W Ameryce KJofzyOy n1e s1ys1e'
Ii 0 cudownej wodzie zrddlanej "
Mt. Klemens, miejscowosci 0 20
mil ma wsch6d cd Detroit. Sfynne
ma cafy SWAT zr6d{a tie znane SO z
lie W bardzo kr6tkim czasie
uzdrawiaja chorychz najuporczyw--
reumatyzm6w, lecza wszel-
k,e dolegliwosci merck, watroby j
zofadka, lecza b6le giowy, paraliz,
wielka chorobe i wszelkie choroby
kobiece, a take os4abienie i nerwo.
wosc. Zr6dlana ia woda wzmacnia
knew i usu1wa 2 twarzy i ca}ego
ciaIa wszelkie wyrzuty, czerWone
plamy, pryszcze i wrzody. Zrodlane
woody te lecza ola tego, il zawiera-
ia " sobie bardzo wiele rozmai-
tych soil mineraluych. Znajduja
sic one W gtebi ziemi cd 1920. do
1900 stop pod powierzchniae ziemi
i ztamtad So pompowane. Pr RE
caty rok dokola zjezdzaja sic taA
z Ameryki lee1 re wszech
stron swiata chorzy, nawiedzeni
nairozmaitszemi chorobami. Wszys-
cy,oi chorzy pija zr6dlane te wody
a take kappa sic " wannach, ma.
pefnionych taxa sama wods Wszy
soy uzdrowieni opowiadaja, - nj
mogli pracowac przez d}ugi czas,
byli u r6znych doktor6w, wydali
grosza, lecz mic i'm ME po-
maga1o, az .przybyli do Mount
gdzie tez uzdrowieni 20,
stall, dziakujac Bogu, kt6ry W do
sWej zaopatrzyf wne.
ira ziemi tax cudownie leczacemi
zr6d}ami
Me wszyscy jednak do zr6de}
tych jechac moga, DO ME kazdy ma
ma to czas a przytem jazda taxa
pooiaga "a soba wiellie wydatki,
kt6re ME kazdy o2}acic Jest " sta
ME. Ably niedogodno6ci tel zapo
biedz j ably dac moznosc kazdemu,
nawet ubozszemu korzysta6 z Gu
zr6det, zorgganizowafa sic.
v Mt. Klemens kompania, kt6ra
te woody gotuje " wiel
kich kotlach ma col ten urzadzo
nych i przezz ewaporacye usuwa
.ode, pozostawiajac ma dnie kot-
tylko same mineralne sole lecz
nicze. Miheralne tie sole pakui2 ma
stepnie do butelek j rozsyKaja do
r6znych. aptek y kraju ia ggranicaa.
.eraz vice kszdy te m%ineralne sole
kupiG mole v kazdej apiece lubu
ageut6w isuzywad Jew domu. ME
naisc juz potrzeby jechac ma drogga
kuracye do zrodei. K1yzeezka cd = her
baty minpe,ralnyeh1ltych soil wsypa,-
IA y .ziklanke irosrobiona 2 cierppf4e
ivory takassama Wod1 il.
zawieraja zr6dia, DO tax zmiee-.
,zana woda zawiera wszelkie sole
niinleralne znajdujace sie N#iWodzie.
sro5dIanei Test to wielka spossio,bl,-s
1860 do wyleczenia tanim kosztesml
Fszelkieh chor6b dolegliwosci.
kazda butelka zawiera 60 4yzeczek
,oli, do wewneetrznego vice uzycia
,tarczy m miesiac Tub d[lIn1zzeejj, s s15
,ownie do dozy. Jedni niebotrzebou-
q vieeej iak jedna lyzeczke NJ
lzien, inni wieceJ dwie lyyzesc,z .ks1
do natury osoby dlu-
yosci trwvania choroby. % sam sam
ola mineralna rozrobioniae Wodaes
shorty moga zmywa6 na noe czees a'1.
.bolale Tub zrobii6 sobie kkSaappie1 Gle
vsypa6 poi butelkl tel mine
'alnej soH=do Wody. Wtedyys beedae
nieti taxa samma kaplel jak przy
rs s...
Coma 800 "a fflaszkkee;; flas:zzeek
q Ma sprzedaz waapptece NJ
koWalewskieggo.
Ucznl !! d e''Ii'a ~ z J
40 40, pc, p '.'ll'l'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18

w NIEDZIELE wieczorem
O pol 8mej urzadzaja bractwa
/ towarzystwa parafii sw.
Stanislawa Kostki wieczorek
ma uczczenie pamiatki pow
stania Styczniowego. Pomie-
dry innymi ~przemawiac be-
.da wiel. KS. P. Kupfer-
schmidt wiel. KS. K. S:erz-
%putoWski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18

Jan Szarmachh
Winoniie Original tych
Ve9tterrsa-
.nen& Krieger Bundle z - -
3. Karola Schoederduvet
q Akron, pamiatkoWy
medal, jake rad niemiec'kEl
.rozdaje tYm, kttorzy sluuz,yyi
pod trzema cesarzam nie-
mieckiimi. 2 Szarmach=slu-
zlylw wojskusod kWietnia
az do 20 Wrze6nia 1889
" 81 regimencie inf. Col
berg. - Pred kilku ygod-
miami taxi medalprzyslany
zostal B. GustawoWi Koschel,,
kt0ry razem 2 P. szarma-
chem sluzyl " Wojsku ME-
mieckiem.
~JEzELIwas bola oczysal-
DO ME mozecie dobrze vi
dziec, macie Dol glowy pora-
dzcie sic specyalisty pana 3.
Woodcook on zbada vase
oczy wielka magnatyczna.
maszyna, da wan odpowie4d--
ME okulary a Dol glowy
ustapi. Zgloscie sic pod adre-
sem E.. "a. Woodcock Cor.
Ord & Main III. Winona,
MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18

W PRZYSZkA niodziele
pc poludnin 3ciej zn6w
uroczystosc ma Ka-
.zimierzowie. KS. biskup
6wieci6 bedzie dzwon nowy.
O tel uroczystosci wiemy
tylko lyle dis, re sic odbe-
dzie7z wszelka mozliwa Okla
za1oscia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18
90
5 Ceny ttaaa1goWe', )
9 az
WNON:A.

Pszenica wlosenna 80. 5--77
Pszenica zimowa.....72 -74
Maka- Patent "a beczks $4.8c.
Straight s4.6ols
zyto "a buszel:. b5c
Ten nasienie.- Ia buszel -. SLOT
RoniczyDa. . I. oo
Jeozmieh 80 Nr. 45e- is
Mr.. s 40c--38e
vmo 3 2O--$2.7o
Kukurydza (corn) -. :. SOC
Ground Feed "a tone, ..$l6.oo
Feed Bran .......... .Sl6.Oo
Middlings....
siano -tymotka .......7:oo-ss.oo.
" dzikie..... $6.0O-$.5.O0
-Kartofle, baszel....... 5000 '-e6
Mas1o, funt............ 20c--322c7
Mod, = 90
Jaia, tuzin......... .... ...S24 zoe.
SWINE zywe.. 5o-s4 %.
bite -. Sc. 0o-S:6.25
Byd}o zywe...... s2.5o-$&3.oo
bite 500. $4.o0-$5.oo
Jagnieta. Observation-Disclosures
Jagnieta - bite ..s9.oo-$lo.oo
Owoa TWO 49, O-$33. so
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18

W MIEsIACU Grudniu
zmar]o W miescie Winona 10
9p1ci meskiej / 10
zenskiej Najwiecej ofiar ma
zapalenie p1uc n. p. 5 z po-
wodu starego Wieku 4. -
W tym samym przeciagu
czasu urodzilo sic % 10
ch4opc6W j 10 dzieWczat,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18

w ROKU 1906 zmarlo "
miescie Winona 265 os6b 2
tych III os6b pici ze6skiej,
,154 mezkiej.
w tym samym roku urodzi-:
10 sic 400 80 23O chlopc6W j
23O dziewczat =. NajWiqcej
os6b zmarlo . poWodu zapa-
lenia pluc, n. p. %.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18
AIENsDARZ
MARY.AN'
ma rOk Pa6ski 1906


[oplr66ecz cze56ci zwyklej kalendarzo-
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[spodarzY it'd. zawiera . nasteepujje::
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ryczna.z A.Vll wieku.sePoafug-
Henryka plenkleWlcza.
|O.zamifoWanlu piracy, .
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WleczAa lampka.. PoWlesc zzycla
przemytn1kow.
v imie Boze. Opowiadanies : czae
y Rzymle.
ZwYoiezyio Nais}odsze SERGE. Zda-
rzenie prawdziwe.
Matka Boska zielna.
Piakne przyklady z naszei prze.>
sz1osci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-01-18

JAN MALICK, "a brutal
ne obchodzenie sic 2 fanailia,
.zostaI " sadie MUNICIPAL
.nym skazany ma zap1acenie
$40 kary pienieznei albo
.odsiedzenie Is dni 81 Wiazie-
niu powiatoWym. Wypral
o~statnie.
RZEKA Mississippi dopie-
70 " poniedzialek stycznia
u mas stanela; farmerzy 20
strony Wisconsinskle zawsze
sieszcze zmuszeni sa przejez-:
dza6 20 mascie PLACID "a
przejazd, gdyz l6d ies cze "a
slaby.
w ROKU biezacym 1906.
beda az try zacmienia sion
ca diva zaGmienia ksiezyca,
.kt6re " calej p6lnocnejj Anne Anne:
ryce Widzialne beda Jedno.
za6mienie ksiezyea bedzie 8.
slonea rs.
.Lutego; drugie IIiipca;
iedno zacmienie ksiezycaa4
.Ssiierpnia ednozaemienie
slo1ca0 Sierpnia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-15

his right, but drove a left to the wind. Nelson sent a light le1t to face and McGovern missed a swing for the jaw. Nelson sent a hard left and a right to the jaw and McGovern was weak as he went to his corner. IL was the first round in which there was any real fighting.
 Round 5. McGovern sent a left to the head and Nelson countered with a left to the wind. Nelson sent a light left to the stomach. McGovern rush ed to a clinch and rerused to break when ordered by the rereree McGov- ern sent three lefts to the face, but the blows did not have any apparent effect on Nelson. When they broke Nelson drove a terrific right to McGovern's $ jaw, which made the Brooklyn boy wobbly. They clinched and as they broke away the bell rang
 Round 6. Nelson missed A right swing and they rushed to a cIinch. Mo Govern missed right for the wind and then sent right uppercut to the wind. Nelson sent a light left to the face and then missed a terrific right for McGovern's chin. Nelson drove Mc Govern into a neutral corner ana land ed two hard blows on the wind. Mo Govern was almost out when the gona souded. It was Nelson's fight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-15
NELSON WINS BOUT
McGoVERN NO LONGER THE TEmRI-
 BILE TERRY.
During the Early Rounds, Little Fight ing Is Done, But Towards the Last Things Gets Somewhat
 Livelier.

Philadelphia, March 14.-"Battling"
 Nelson had the advantage of Terry Mo-
 Govern in their six round bout which took place at the National Athletic Club
 tonight. For the first three rounds
 the fight was a disappointment to the
 5000 persons who had paid fancy prices to witness the bout There were scarcely half & dozen solid blows
 struck, the men wrestling from one end
 of the ring to the other with the ref cree powerless to separate them. It had been agreed that the referee was
 not to lay his hand on the men but
 simply warn them to step back when they rushed to a clinch. The repeated
 warnings had no effect on the fighters
 and the crowd hissed, groaned and
 cried Fake" and take them out of the
 ring"
 At the beginning of the fourth round the men began to fight as though they
 meant business. Nelson kept right after McGovern and used left straight
 to advantage. McGovern frequently
 countered with hard Iefts and rights
 but his blows. while they appeared to
 have great force behind them, failed to make any impression on the sturdy
 Dane At the close of the fifth round McGovern went to his corner in dis tress. When the men came up for the
 final round Nelson sent a left to the jaw and McGovern rushed to a clinch.
 His second cried, Hold on, Terry, hold on," and never were instructions car ried out more thoroughly. Every time that Nelson would land a stiff blow McGovern would grab him around the body and hang on until Nelson would throw him off by sheer fore. It is
 doubtful if McGovern could have stood the gruelling for another round. There was some rough work in the early rounds by the Dane. He fre- hi f1h nd in on McGovern repeatedly with his head. Nelson deserved the decision, but as no decisions are rendered when
 both men are on their feet, the fight is classed as a draw.
 Neither man was knocked down dur ing the fight, but McGovern slipped to the floor in the fifth round while try ing to escape from the Dane.
 Not in the history of pugilism in this city was there so great a demand for seats as that occasioned by tonights
 meeting between Nelson and McGov- ern. Spectators purchased tickets at
 S10 each, and demanded as much as $50 each and S5 seats sold readily for $10 and SIP When the first preliminary was called at S:30, there was not a vacant seat in the building and scores
 of persons were standing in the gall lery. Among the leading New York CTS seated close to the ring was Harry
 Payne Whitney, while John W. Gates and John A. Drake occupied seats only a few feet distant.
 Former pugilistic celebrities and per sons who have been identified with the ring for years witnessed the battle. Seated about the ring were Tom Shar- key, Jack McAuliffe. Brooklyn Jimmie" Carroll, George Considene, John Consi- dene, Tom O'Rourke. Paddy Roche. and Mark Meyer.
 Neither Nelson nor McGovern reach | ed the club house until a few minutes before 10 o'clock Both men were fit
 and trained to the hour. The men