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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
LOTTA'S NUT BOY
IS A WONDER

faHnkse crahtFes she under the
~ q Iotta. charmed the thsateF.
rss q y years Axo 20 such an
a.<ss nat shs retired win a lsFEa
twass. care tato the ilmeilght
a. thls ssason IN a aiffsfenl role
- Ghat wklcA made hef famous
1zssz s TIE ownsf % The htEkest
rn<y wianing sru,tsF 81 the year
4 - sxsa class Nut Boy ls the
10 same. AID frum the bssianins
i a. end a. lAe Grand Circuit he
sazes Tee platter ia The bis
snzsa tAslng dean the Maaaachun
r. sAs Charter OAK and the Ohio
b szssk saccessiun.
rAss Ne wens 10 LexinFfnn and
Md korn The classic Tranayis
un.z--shs great test for the class
us<z<n q each year. a. it brings
hxssAfF the test ouss from all
nrz 4 ~ had Al this eas boa
y esossA tor uae hufae but SIC
hrry. shu drives Mas ho4 bad she
znhizlez e d uiih him shat no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08

DO yOu SAINT = book % plans for
pretty homes zhc seat 20 knapp
a West. architects. a51 Coiman
HldE WtIt bFtar them 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
ON THE FRONT

The fishing schooner Roosevelt
arrived In port last night with ia
COO pounds nf hailhut The arrival
90 the Roosevelt leaves only one
fishing schooner al the banks. and
e i expected 90 arrive the first OF
next week
Tho standard on company steam,
cr Atlas arrived Ia port this after
noon with consignment Of oil for
the local works
The steamer Jefferson sailed
north last night With a full cargo
VI freight and a fair passenger Hat
Steamer saa Juan left this morn.
lng for Southeastern Alaska on her
regular round OF the trapa and
canneFioz
Schooner r. X. Weed put In At
wlnsloW Last nlght IA Saterlog
ged condition. she Is 10 unload aud
BE- repaired AZ once.
Steamer Senator left this morn.
Tag Coo San Franeleeo with a full
LIST Of passengers and freight
rhis la the first "trip Of the Senator
Tor the south since the elosing Of
the Nome season.
Steamer orcgoaian leaves tomor
row morning ZOE Tacoma 10 load
lumber and foadsluffa Tor Now
YORK q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08

other horse had accomplished fol
low the Trausyivanis victory By
winning the Wainnt fiitI cup. =
trophy greatly pftted b. owners
Nut Hoy dia the trek. and aid Il
under unprecedented conditions, a.
shea the final beat vas trotied
auou vas falling hFiskiS
Then Acflale. holding IN his arms
she MAGNIFICENT cup. filled nth
sosea. went 70 n private bon In the
Erauastand uhefu the sxactfssa
sat. and hanasi the burden 10 her
speech yelled the eruNd. AID
Lolita. trembling with plwasurahis
excitement. arose and said Ny
cup Of I8Y u fiiiad 10 uyeFfi0Ninx
MT Hos - ths dearest horse In
The world. and am very. very hap.
~ Later "a some friends Lofts
said that there bad been moments
81 triumph IN her stage career, but
nOne that thrilled her as did the
steady stride u Nut Hoy a. Ne
wwepg ander the sire. winner OF the
WALNUT Hill cup,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08

The latest development Ia tho
llfady shannon murder ease was
the discovery today Of q bottle Of
oatholie acid la the dresser of Mrs
Flora shnnuon'a room Tho acid
had evidently been recently pur-
chased, was unused DiuHsnt IN
quify by the officers among the
other inmates of the house deNei-
oped the fact that neither they nor
Mrs. shannon had ever used cArboiie
ayid as disinfretant II Is believed.
therefore. that the existence ~ thia
bottle may indicate an Intention of
suicide on the part af the woman
before she met death Al the hands
OF James nfady
The Officers are now attempting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
No PUBLIC
HEARING
s,srtllAss cast ,s,,
ny DOCUMENTARY
syIpENeH.

-. TslearaRh SefNiss,l
- Nov The countess
fAs 49, has wou her contention
ess's sss. will b. 10 trial 81 the III
- - -. me cuurt vii make 4
Wy .,,,a the documentary rSi
e ..emlttsd fhis determine
- snnounecd With the state
- 80 n decision Nlll to rth
- sess THURSDAY
~ go I e,eans that che names 81
- '.a.es complicated with houi
y 49, 'n..in sscret. aut uoni vii
- ~ 4 chance for his life To
- .sss,ssc,isngs lusnk a turn Tor
- .s,..sloas an Paris hushlnE
y ~ - rossirluK. etcrpt boni.
~ ssresps Sees no humor IN TIE
- ~. rhe reason the count II
.st,.,s fns rpconclllatleu De
.naan,ug mscn The eop1tusloa
80 80. hsnrr heaflng tnsiaN when
:. ..ss,togs began tr1inE 10 cot
nsnfs attorney has an
~ 49, eis clients misfortune IN
49, 60. se..ut see eco ftancs IAN.
- ls'...,ss frum his father when e
e - ssemu that the old marquis
'.. -. Alsnself b. eriuns
s.-mlas ~ BIS afEuwenl today
s.-seI Ronis attorney said
mlaslan laiay Ca bring
.santess the assurance 81 an
..e.ss Affection Of an unhsppl
kssAnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
LIFE SAVED" At
S. a. C. MEET

The juniors won the meet with
this lnyenileH az the = A. G. last
night hyfai score OF 20 to H. Il wan
the opening OF the swimming sea
sou a. the club The most oNeit
ina event waH the straight two
lengths of the tank race. won by
h0Ndena Ruokor finishing second
nnh Duhamell third The small
boja' rso.. under same conditions.
romlled IN Duhamoil first and
Moses second
The gag aud spoon race was won
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08

By andlean. Juvenile. Ruoker, lu
yenlie. second. and Johnson. junior
third MeKinnon. junior. took the
tub race. with bennington. junior
second
An amusing event was the candle
race. won by MoKinnon, junior.
A polo game. with two three min
ute halves. notled the juniors two
gonln 20 tho Juveniles one.
During a lull Ia the proceedings
D0hm, one Of the clubs best swim.
merH. dressed IN street clothes. fell
Into the tank and the youngsters
saved" his life. almost drowning
him In the attempt The lite saw
ing contest waH won by Madigan,
Juvenile. Aust. junior second. Mees
and Chadwick acted as dummies.
The contest ended with an oxhibi.
ton by Dobm and Tom Mcdonald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08

Go discover whore The bottle was
purchased
The prosecution claims 30 have
diaeaerfed witnesses tH prove that
iifady. before he ien the eaWp
Wher, he worked spoke hatshlY Of
the whom whom he later Killed. de-
rlafing There would b something
doiaa,' and that ethr people OF Sc.
attic would hear moo him" when
he struck town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
HUGH: FRI:
IN CHINA

CANTON. Nov. SA eonaasra-
tion u faElbs opposite the European
quarter on au island suburb If
shannon. The Wind i blowing and
over lee houses are destroyed II L.
beii,-,va that the European quarter
Is IN ua DANGER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
IS
APPOINTED
NORTH GERMAN FIRE lNsuR.
ANoS COMPANY IN HANDS or
SENATOR ULssuRo.

Albany. \ Y. Nov s ON ap
plieation at Deputy Attorney Gen
rfsl ufahnm, the supreme court to
Jay appointed senator ElabutK re-.
eelvor Tor the North German Fire
Insurance company, Of New York
The companf's capital Is 5000. O0n
The insurance department was ox.
amincd and found 10 have been i'm.
paired 20 the amount OF slaf 600
The company'a losses on account of
the san Francisco fire amounted
90 100000, In which the company
diaelaima liability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
FRENCH HORSE
HELD Up
Los ANGELES BLOOD DOES
NOT MAKE GOOD AIS AGREE.
MENT-FlNE CHANCE FoR
SOME BODY.

NEW YORK. Nov. wanted -
A man frum Loo Angeles % come 90
New iurk and make aaud hia prem
lac e. buy the thoroughbred stallion
he feceutiy inspected Ia France and
agreed 10 purchase. ApgtY al the
United states appraisers store -
the port % New York. where the
aforesaid hafss Il eating his head
oft
fhis il hos Il All happened Sew
srai months aEo man. who said
he vas from tas Angeles. met
prominent French btesisf a. Paris
and thsY fell TO talking horse The
Californian zsid he was locking for
bloodsd stud
All Mon Ami. have just what
you want. exclaimed the French
man. whose name was Paul Dppfat
lie took the Californian % ssa a
splendid stallion named nAfh~fuHsr
son - the famous SLACK nsard The
Californian WAS delighted and
agreed "a purchase the animal Hs
arranged with nuufst to send BAT
b~rusare to New York ln care ~ =
hostieg and the Californian promised
O. b. Ia waiting q pay the money
and ship the animal 60 Los Angeles.
Several daYa asp harhsfasss. ~
care Of . Cattle ear~takar. arrived
here on the steamship NinnshAha.
and the hostisf lsfs hts charge IN the
custody % the customs house off,
ciala and vert % e Hoffman lteur.
la tssarsst..ftssa - Hts fsFM4Fstas fs.sta -
Nait Tor the nan from Los AnEeis-
The Californian ald not appear for
fhfee o. four days the French
hosiier st tired ard DRUNK sHa-
harksa f0F France and roe liar.
hrruass = living At tie expense -
thr government n ne are puts In
an appearance % claim him ssaou the
stallion vii be sod Zoe his krvp
Hence the nan ffum Lee Angeles
bad better hurry %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
CATHEDRAL FAIR
SUCCESSFUL

:. s,.asdrsi issr. which closed
s,.ht Vas the most success
= .r-et socially and financially
- ssid here b. the Catholic
ss.ss fks proes@ds amounted 10
snranne McAulle was
49, sassn q the fair. With IL.
=. se,es sAe received a diamond
- Ms Ma Rand. of Frederick
! x.l.nss stare. Nas voted the
- noealzr saieslsdy in Seattle
a. slren : guwa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
PROPOSAL FAILS

MoNTEsANO. Wash. Nov s.
The returns from Tuesdays cleo.
ton indicate that the proposal to
remove the county seat from Mon
tehano 20 Gray.a Harbor has failed
BY about 500 votes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-07
Green Peppers, Quick Process.

Put the peppers into a jar and pour over
them very strong brine; put a weight over
them to keep them under water and let
them lie for a couple of days; then drain
and with a penknife make a small incision
in the side of each to let out the water:
wipe with a soft cloth and pack in a stone
jar. with a half ounce of allspice. the same
amount of whore cloves and Il small bit Of
alumni pour cold vinegar over to cover.
then then tie up securely with absorbent
cotton or a bladder Packed in this way the
peppers RETAIN their color
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-07

The report of the finance committee to the
town council for the past year shows an
increase in the value of taxable property
of more than a half a million dollars. This
is an increase of something Ike 30 per cent
over last years report and is almost I'M
precedented in the history of the town.
The town Is now on solid financial basis,
the policy being conservative, but liberal
for municipal improvements.
The educational advantages OF Harrison
burg Will compare favorably with that of
other towns in the state. The High School
is recognized throughout this section and
It's graduates have taken hanors at the
leading colleges and universities in the east.
The authorities have purchased a lot for
new high school building. and an appro-
priatou has been made toward the fund for
erecting modern structure to relieve the
crowded condition of the present build
ings. Harrisonburg has been named by
the committees Of the state legislature for
the location Of one of the three normal
schools. the bill providing for which will
probably be passed the next session of the
body. Harrisolburg won out over numer-
Gus formidable contestants in the northern
part OF the state. The town made liberal
appropriation as an inducement Cor one OF
the schools 10 be located here. did also
the board of supervisors of the county.
1t is as a horse market that Harrison
burg is far famed throughout Virginia,
Maryland and Pennsylvania. The regular
horse market is held on the third Monday
Of each month, better known locally as
court day" the term originating in the
days of the old county court, which met on
that day. The custom has continued for
twenty years more and Is still popular
with the people of this and surrounding
counties who gather to do Their general
trading, while others bring in their horses
which are sold on open market to dealers
from other sections for cash. AS many
as 400 horses, twenty carloads, have
changed hands in Harrsonburg on one
court day during the spring OF the year
The average price ranges according to the
grade of the animals on the market The
receipts have totaled as high as $50, 900 and
10000 the sales being all In cash
The greater number of the horses sold on
the regular market are for general pur-
poses, but Harrisonburg also has a reputa-
tion for the fancy horses on sale. Several
stables are located here and wealthy resi-
dents OF eastern cities frequently make pur-
Chases from these dealers. The Rockingham
Horse and Colt Show Association whose
shows are held in August of each year, has
done much toward advertising Harrison
burg as horse market. The Harrisonburg
Association has a wide patronage and the
entries increase from year to year. The
association owns Commodous show
grounds and up-to-date race track within
the corporate limits of the town The
sales of horses of all kinds on the Harri-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-07

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
HARRISONBCRG. Va. October =, 1906.
In the heart of the beautiful and far
famed Shenandoah valley, the garden spot
of the Old Dominion, is situated the little
city of Harrisonburg, the county seat of
Rockingham county. in many respects the
wealthiest county in Virginia. Although
the population is less than 500 the citizens
OF the town are of a thrifty progressive
class. and the richness of the surrounding
country makes 1t one of the most important
commercial centers In the western part of
Virginia. The business of the town is
rapidly expanding. and each year sees we'll
on to quarter of million dollars spent
In improvements. including many new pri-
Vate residences of substantial design.
The theory of municipal ownership of pub
lie utilities has proved a successful and
profitable venture for HarrisoChurg. The
corporation owns and operates one of the
best gravity water systems in the state
1t furnishes its own electric lights and pow
err from the hydro-electric plant the
Shenandoah river twelve miles east of the
town. and has up-to-date sewer system
covering the principal resident and business
sections of the town. With all these ex-
penditures within the past eight or ten
years. the tax rate on real estate and per-
sonal property has been reduced from
Sl.N5 to 90 cents on the 500.
The water is piped from Riven Rock, near
Rawley Springs. a celebrated summer re-
sort in the mountains twelve miles west of
Harrlsonburg 1t Is sufficient for the needs
of the town both for family purposes and
fire protection. the natural pressure being
about siXty-five pounds. Since the install
lation of the water and sewer systems the
health of the citizens of the town has been
remarkably good, the number of fever pa
tients during the summer months being re-
duced at least - per cent. The climate is
Ideal. and during the summer months the
town is popular with people from eastern
cities. who spend the heated term here
and at the resorts In the ncighborhOod
The municipal electric light and power
plant was placed In operation about fifteen
months ago. The total cost of the plant
was in the neighborhood of $4,000. and 1t
Is already on a paying basis the revenue
Tor the first year being sufficient to pay
tn" operating expenses and the interest
the bonds. in addition to the lighting of
the streets with are lamps. The big dam
on the Shenandoah river furnishes COZ horse
power. The current is carried to fiarri
sonhUrg b. means OF overhead copper wires,
and then transformed from a power station
for general uses The electric power is be-
coming popular with business houses and
the use of the current is expected to gradu-
ally increase. Provision has been made
at the plant on the Shenan lOah for increas-
ing the horse power now available should
the occasion arise.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
RADOSCI
y

RADOSCI ~OPOWIADANE
( q PODROZY.
Kolei St. Paul Wyda1a karte
okazami pieknosci ma po-
ciagu,ladowym pospiesznymo
" podr6zy do Kalifornll.
Department. ~pasazerski kolel
Chicago, Milwaukee q st. Paul
wYda{ obszerniie opracowany arkusz
8 .,Kaliforniiskim zimowo-latoWym
ogrodzie." W dodatku do op1su
poWab kalifornijskich " tel pore
roku " arkuszu umieszczono oplss
try dniowej wycieczki urzaedzonej
ladowym pospies7nym poclaagg1em0
: Chicago do San francisco.
Pociag opuszcza stacye Union Y.
Chicago codziennie . godziniese
Wieczorem. Odlegio6c do celu po-
dr6zy jest 2,aoomiI Droga ,,lado.
wynn pociegiemo jest powiekszej
.czesci taxa gama ak ia ktora podJe-
ii argonaueiwroku l849.
Wy6lemy pod kazdym adresem
po otrzymaniu6 cent. Al Miller,
General Passenger Agent, 9. N. g
st: 2. Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
Parma ma sprzedaz

80 ARROW gruntu, l6o ARROW pod
p}ugiem;-dobre budynki, dobra Wo-
da idobry grunt W polskiej kolonii
W Wisconsin; s mil do Arcadia 3
mile. do Dodge 2 mile do Pine Cree.
ku sprzedam1z powodu stareggo vie
ku. Q blizsze Informacye zgglhosic
sic pod adresem:
Friedrich Lasch,
Dodge, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
Piekne kratki
p%raWdziWe pralne to-
wary, specya l2ac
"a yard. The Inter
a Nero. Go.
ZatrWazajaca Smiertelnosc.

Statystyki Wykazuja zastraszajar
CO smiertelnosG 2 zapalenia kiszek
bfon. Ably zapobiedz a Wyle-
czyc te straszne choroby, najsku-
teczniejszem lekarstwem So ORA
King'a New Life piguFgi. M. Fla
nnery 2 "A Custom House Place:
Chicago, now. Me ma i'm r6Wnych
ma zapalenie i z6}cioWosG. CSC "
apiece N. J. KoWalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

Nadzwyczajny wynalaz e
Pola a!!!

Wynaleziony z%osta4, Nowy STU
czny wegiel, kt6ry kazdy czlowiek
mole robiG, tax robotnik W miescie,
jak i farmer, ma farmie gdyz mate
rya}u ma ten wegiel wszedzie Jest
dosyG pod reka, a IONA KOSZ
TOWAC Gle BEDZIE DOLARA
z CENTAMI. Wegiel ten opaten
towany jest ma rome kraje uznany
"a najiepszy " swiecie, gdyz lepiej
on grzeje cd wegla kamiennego,
dfuzej sic pail, ME dale sadly, dy-
mu ami zuzll i ME brudzi rak. Chcac
rozpowszechni6, TEN WIELKI
WYNALAZEK, pomiedzy ludzmi,
GAS, TYLKO, uczyc be
de DARMO, jak kazdy moze robic
ten wegiel ola siebie, a paliG MIN
MONA W kazdym piecu, leoz gdy
cheese otrzymac nauke, "a OAR
MO-. musisz Sciagna6 do siebie
PROBE tego wegla, ably pokazac
1nnym, jak sic pail oraz przys}ac
SO c, ma przesyike tel pr6by 5
adres6w swych znajomych Polak6w,
a gdy sig przekonasz prawdzle,
zwr6cisz mnic wydatki biuroWe, a
nauke l. pozwolehstwo wyrobu o
trAymasz "a DARMO. Piss vice
zaraz do wynalazcy. Pieniadze PREY
sy4ac prosze W liscie registrowanym
lub przez money order.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

Wycieczka ola poszukiWaczy
siedzjbY na p6lnocnym "a
chodzie, zachodzie, POI
1udnioWYm zachodzie
koleja NorthzW Tyykiety exc
kursyjne do wyzej wymiernio1nEiYcDlhHl oh.
terytoryd6w sprzedaaWane beda Pc
:wielce zn11zonych oenach. Gl6wny
poclagz wagonamisypialnlyyIm ola
turystowwolne ~rozlhladane krzesIa
,,nailepsze z wszystkieggo'' 9 date
sprzedazy j zupel1ine iln1folrlmaoyys''
zglos.i6 ie do agentdW kol eei,l,l.ls
90 IS North-We sternl s.;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

P~odWojnie skiada-
nv perkal we WszYs(
kich noWyoh kolo,
rach, War5oscl Sc, "a
SIC. The Interstate
Mere Go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

ImportoWane kra-
lowe stroje damskie
255 ztuk %WystaWio-
IA okaz ma DO
.czatek I he Interstate
Nero CO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

MA Posiedzeniu rady miej-
skiej W poniedzia}ek wieczo,
rem przeczytano pc raz pier
wszy uchwa}e odnoszaca sic
do przepis6w %regulowapiiaa
salon6w W miescie. UclhWa1aa
g1osi~iz salony maja bye Gam
.kniete oil godz. Wieczorem,
o kt6rymt to czasie wszYstkie
drzwi maja bye zamkniete i
wszystkie kurtyny Tub zasio-
ny ods1oniete tax, ably pre-
chodniom byl dany zupeiny
widok az do kantoru. (bary.)
dolaczona do uchwa1y
zawarowana ma are pieniezna
cd $50 do 5000 albo kara
wiezienna ma przeciag czasu
ME przewyzszajacy szescdzie-
stat dni. Uchwa}a oddana
zosta1a komitetowi uchwa1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

w ZESZKYM tygodniu W
poniedzia}ek, zosta4 farmer
Hennessy, gdy wracaf
z Winony do domu do gminy
Hart, PREY Mankato ave.
przez trzech }oboz6w PREY
.trzymany, kt6rzy mu pre-
szukali kieszenie i odebrali
kilka .dolar6w pieniedzy;
wiekszej kwoty kt6ra p.
Hennessy mia} PREY sobie,
ME znalezli ma szczescie.
Uwiadomiono o tenn .policye,
kt6ra zacze}a poszukiwac
%sprawc6w i aresztowa}a W
czwartek Micha}a Eichmana
/ Dominica K~lonoWskiego;
trzeci towarzYsz rabunku
J6zef Czaplewski W piatek
sam sic d%obrowolnie stawi}
ma policyi. u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

Wstapcie do Chea-
tea, l. kupcie kawa-
lex ~najlepszego my
d}a do toalety "a SC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

W CLOQUET, Mimi,
zmar}a iona p. Izydora Gar
nowskiego, dobrze znana W
Winonie, gdyz tn dawniej
mieszkali. Pogrzeb odby} sic
W poniedzia1ek. - Wieczny
odpoczynek race lei dac
Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

POLECAMY czytelnikom
,,Wiarusa" s1ownik polsko
angielski" l., ,angielsko pol
ski" pana NJ. Marya6skiego,
0 kt6rym ogloszenie umiesz-
czone jest ma 2 STRONGLY nj
niejszego numeru ,Wiarusa'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

znajdziecie MOVIE
piekne ryszki koloro-
we / bia1e " departa-
mencie stroj6w. ma
szyje. The Interstate
Mere. Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
MAKA zn6wspadla 9 zoe.
ia beczce, worek maxi kosz
tuje teraz $l.10 $1.05.

a farma Ola ubogich.
spraedana zostala "a $5lO0
.nabyl ia ma wlasnoSe Y.
Hardwich gminy Winona.
Perskie WstAzki W
bardzo pieknYch 20
lorach j Wzorach 5.
cali szerokie pc 35c'
i 39c "a yard. The
Interstate Mere. Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22


WELL. KS. PacholsH wy
jechal " niedziele na czter-
dziesto.godzz,iinllne napozehst-
wo do Ks. dziekana J. Woj-
towicza " Granville, So. OAK.
IS
w PRZYSZKY wtorek roz-
pocznie sic czterdziesto-go-
dzinne nabozehstWo " kos
ciele sw. Stanis1awa Kostki "
Winonie, zakohczy sic czwar-
tex wieczorem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

,,Swiatlo" ma rok 1906 wy
dawane rocznie przez DIR. =.
Fahrney &sons Co. Chicago,
W interesie slawnych jego le-
karstw, zostalo " tych dniach
rozes1ane naszym czytelnl-
kom, ma kt6re prosimy zwr6-
ci6 uwage.
OKULARY dopasowane do
oczu przez optyka p. w. 3.
A.. Woodcock So wielkiem
acknowledgement. Naprawia
wan oczy, wylecza was z
b6lu i zawrotu glowy. Zglos-
Gle sic do p. W. F. A. Wood
cock, Cor 3rd & Main str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

Nailepsze myd4a, to
aletoWe nieco pod
niszczone przezs wo-
de, wartosci do Bic
= wybierajcie pc &c
kawa1ek u Choa-
tea.
No. 3. Oredownika Jezy-
ma Marzec, wvszedl i
zawiera: Co to jest gramaty-
ka? - Jak sic dzie1a wyrazy
.polskie? Ola czego, co j
jak czyta62 ModlitWa ma
wiosne Wygnapc6w ma Sybe
.ryi. - Gwara polsko-amery
ka6ska. (Anglicyzmy j anne
rykanizmy.) g Wielki Post.
- Pytania j odpowiedzi.
Przedplata reczna "a OredoW
nix JezykoWy Wynosi $1.0O.
Adresowa6 nalezy:: Rev. b. 3.
Coral, Professor, St. Francis,
Wis. Milwaukee Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

Najlepsze mydla to-
aletOWe nlecO pod
przez Wo-
de, wartoScl do 35c
wybierajcie pc SC
kawafek = u Choa~
tea.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22

1000 yardow dobfe-
60 gatunku niebielo-
nej bawetnicy " krot-
kich kawa4kach 4Mc.
The Interstate Nero
Co.
PAN Izydor Glubka, kt6ry
przez kilka lat pracoWal "
tutejszych ofisach korpora-
cyjnych, dostal podobne "a
Gle " Ia Crosse, 2 pensya
$4,000 miesiecznie.
OtWarcle millinery
v tym tygodniu Je-
stescie present. 1ho
Interst ito Nero Go
Potrle agenta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-22
Ceny targoWe.

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