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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
BULLETIN
U. s. DEPARTsIENT OF AenIcuLTuRE.
Chronological Service Weather Eurean. Weekly Weather Bulletin for the Week Endinn Monday.
 August 8. 1908.
ne..-,.l s...nnarx

Geuer8t Summary.
 Nearly normal temperatures prevailed Some what less than the average sanshins was received The rainfall was deficient over much the greater portion of the State. though 1t was heavy to sxressiye in some of the southwestern counties.
 The mean temperature for the entire State. Ts degrees. was ons degree below the normal and one degree lower than tho mean for the previous week. The maximum tenn peratures averaged about s2 degrees. Sat- urday was the warmest day. and the high est temperature was se degrees at Ope- lika The nights were generally pieasant. and the lowest temperature was e3 degrees at Riverton on Thursday morning.
 Showers occurred in some part of the State on every day. There was no gener- al rain, but the showers were most general on Wednesday and Sunday The weekly totals were generally less than half an Inch except in some of the southwestern coun- ties. where the rainfall was heavy to ex- cessive. The greatest weekly amounts wsre 4.40 inches at Mobile and 5.20 inches at Livingston. Rain Is needed in some of the eastern counties.
 The following table shows the temper&- ture and rainfall at selected stations;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
snnhar sehnoI Aaaneinfinn.

The annual convention of the Cal houn County Sunday School Assoeia- ton for 1908 will be held in Jackson vile Thursday and Friday, September 8 and {. A full program of the pro- ceedings Is being prepared, and will be made public soon. All superintend- ents. ministers and others interested in Sunday school work are requested to take notice of this meeting and at- tend the sessions to aid in the work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
runeral of Mrs. HoweIl.

The funeral of Mrs. Lucinda Howell. wife of G. J. Howell. who died sud- denly at her home. 2o04 Cooper ave- nue. Sunday, was held from the Oak Grove Baptist Church. Monday. the services being conducted by Rev. Hugh L. Johnston. The interment was in the cemetery at that place. Her death was due to ,apopiexy. and che had been in her usual good health until just a few minutes before the final summons came.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
S O c I E T Y


 it's time, and most comforting to those in afiiiction. For teaching school il weeks this woman received SS2
 She paid 30 cents to go from West field to Springfield, and sl from Springfield to Hartford with carriage hire. She usually went from Hartford to New York by boat, but she makes one entry Hartford to New York. Rcross the land' and then neglects drawn and pays 25 cents. We reflect that this was before the days of am esthetics.
 She burned in her lamp "fuid"--a highly infiammable oil which preceded the safer kerosene.
 Those seem primitive and homely days to some who read these lines. It Is true that life was simple then. but In New England and Eastern New York and the vicinity there may have been higher living, in many respects than now.
 "A casual reader of encyclopedias and other reference books Is surprised to find glaring mistakes. but when one considers the enormous amount of work involved in the compilation of historic facts the wonder should be that errors are so few. says an ek- change.
 Among mistakes that I havS come across recently are these. Tn the late Vice President Wilson's History of Slavery the statement is made that the ratification of the amendment of the national constitution abolishing slav- cry was proclaimed by Lincoln in De- cember. 1885. Lincoln. died April 15, 1865; and yet Mir. Wilson was pains taking and well equipped for his work.
 "Iri- a year book published in London Alabama appears to have only 6S counties, when in fact the number is
 "In sketch of Cardinal Gibbons in one of the new encyclopedias it is stated that his eminence was the first American cardinal Gibbons was cre- ated cardinal in 1886, but Archbishop McClosky of New York was created a cardinal in 1875. The popular BaIti- more prelate is, therefore. the second American to be honored with seat in the sacred college. Another encyclo. pedia just out has St. Bernard. monas- tery and college situated in Mobile, instead of Cullman county.
 While such mistakes cause surprise. they detraet but little from the gen. eral merits of the books In which they occur. They only emphasize the fact that mistakes will happen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
To Remove FreckIes & PimpIes In Ten Days, Use NadinOIa

CREAM. a new dis. eoyery. sold under a positive guarantea. and money refunded if it fails to remove freclies. piFnples.
 liver spots, tan, sal iownesa. collar dis eolcrations. black heads and erupfionn of the skin. no mat ter of how Iona standing. Ordinary eases in 10 days. the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05

worst in 20 days. Leaves the akin clear. soft. healthy and beautiful. No possible harm can result from it's use Endorsed by thousands of grateful ladies soc and fi by leading druggiHts or mall,
 NATIONAL TOILET c0a4PANx, RaEia xann
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
saIvntIon Army at Decatur. :.

Decatur. Aug. 4.-tSpectal )--Cap- tain and Mrs. Worcester, who have been in charge of the Salvation Army In the Decaturs for a number of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
MEETING OF womAN's

HOME ASSOCIATION.
 With unanimity of thought and purpose in helping working women and helpless children to help them selves, the Working Woman's Home Association has ever proven devoted and loyal to the cause which binds the workers together, through winters cold and summers heat
 Yesterday afternoon a number of sympathetic representative women as- sembled at the Home for the monthly business meeting. Mrs. T. W. Han non, the president presided, with Mrs. s. crittenasn as secretary and Mrs. c. A. Hamnand, treasurer. The pres ence of the vice president, Mrs Emily Meyer is indeed missed. but it is earnestly hoped that she will soon again resume her accustomed work.
 pr. Gibson Reynolds having. com pleted his fourth successive term of valued service. pr. Bernard Mount be- gan his practice in the Home, 1st of August { A beautiful ministry of flowers" was recently given the residents by the local w. c. T. U.. each one being pre- sented with a bouquet upon which was fastened a Bible.
 Two applicants were admitted into the Home.
 The old and inhrm, faithfully cared for have felt the excessive heat, some, the lack of employment. aided by the association and others enjoyed visits to relatives and friends out of the city
 Important business was brought forward and transacted in accord with the best interests of the cause. Mrs. S g. crittenden. Mrs. J. S. Wilcox and Mrs M. D. Blob were in charge of the matter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
MONDS
Rings, Bracelets, Shirt Studs, Pins, Brooches, Cuff
 Buttons

Diamond were first discovered within 7s or 100 feet of the surface of the earth To- day diamonds are being mined at a depth of thousands of feet That Is why dia- monds have steadily increased in value
 There is an impression that the market is controlled by monopoly. This is errons- ous. The value of diamonds today is gov erned exclusively by the cost of produe- tion. supply and demand. Our predie- tion is that in less than ten years diamonds will be worth double what they are today.
 We have large and well assorted col- lection of handsome stones to select from.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
NEWS OF ANNTsToN.
Big Increase In Capital Stock of Man-
 ufneturing Company.

ufncturing Company.
 Anniston, Aug. 4.--(SpeeiaL) )--The Planters Manufacturing Company has filed a certificate with Probate Judge E. F. Crook for the increase of It's capital from s100.00o to s165.000, and the same has been admitted to record. The purpose of this increase is to in- crease the capacity of the mill. This is the second Increase by this company since acquiring the property, the first being from s50o0o to slO0.o0o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
DlmmIck Tallss Prosperity;

Birmingham, Aug. 4.-(Special l-- T. K. Dimnliek, director In the Dim- mick Pipe Company, plant at North
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
Extracts from Reports of Correspondents.
 kCounfy-

T--Indicates amount too small to measure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
p0nTER-GUE7RNsEY.

4s.
 The following invitations have been received by friends in Montgomery:
 MT. and Mrs. Justus Lane BatcheI- der request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their sister. Anna Julia Guernsey, to Mir. Charles Carroll Porter. on the afternoon of Wednesday,. the 25th day of August. 1908, at ( o'clock. at Christ Episcopal Church. Montpelier, Yt."
 Miss Guernsey has many friends in Montgomery made during her stay of several years here as teacher of Eng fish and Shakespeare in the Calhoun Chamberlain. She Is woman of ex- ceptonaily brilliant, magnetic person ality. Her friends will wish her a long life of happiness and prosperity.
 FOR MISS wHTTrIELD's GUESTS.
 Miss Celia Barnes, Miss Nell Will Hams and Miss Alberta Watkins, of Opelika, who are the house guests of little Miss Catherine Whitfield, have been delightfully."- entertained when they were the guests of honor at number of affairs. =
 Miss Louise Johnson entertained the members of the I. F. s. Club on Mon day afternoon in compliment to Miss Whitfield. Miss Barnes. Miss Watkins and Miss Williams, when games were enjoyed and ices, cakes punch and candy were served About fifteen guests were invited to meet the at tractive maids dhonneur' who were ehaIningly attired in dainty little sum- mer frocks.
 Miss Whitfield will entertain this morning at II o'clock for her attrac- tive little guests when the lawn of the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. L. B. Whitfield. on South Court street, will be the scene Of a watermelon cutting. Miss Whitfield has invited about twenty-five of her little friends who will enjoy her hospitality.
 Master Jeff Steiner was the host yes-
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-11-20
THE ILLINOIS ISSUE

written in the hope that Mr. Dnwiddie would
proposition and subordinate himself the Committee
sake of the
A. Dinwidde Again Refused and His Contract
Terminated.
Mr. Dnwiddie's letter of July IL refusal to
directions from the Committee. His
by Committee July He paid salary
expenses by the National League after that date
8. Bakers Statement Correct
foregoing facts show clearly that Mr. Dnwiddie
INSTRUMENTATION July s. 1907,
Superintendent Baker when he stated that Mr Dnwidde
discharged employee AntiSaoon League being
resign stating the exact truth in the We
knowledge of the further fact stated Dr. Baker,
that before Dinwiddie's dismissal he (Dnwiddie
his denunation of Speaker Cannon for Can
opposition to pending temperance legislation.
HOWARD H. RUSSELL,
Chairman Headquarters Committee
s. E. NICHOLSON,
Secretary Headquarters Committee,
An-Saloon League of America.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-11-20
Wichita ''Dry" for Good

business Of Wichita, Kansas, who served sew
era years mayor of that city, in Chicago not long
ago. says the Interior, and met two friends who had
known him as young when he living in Hi
Naturally they asked him about his town and espe
cially about license there.
eyes, said he Eve have the saloons tight shut up
Wichita. I'll to you it wasn't that way the years
that was mayor The saloons wide open then with
bother but regular fne which amounted to license
fee. It wasn't that wanted the liquor sold in town.
But honestly believed it wasn't possible to wipe out
saloons in city the size Of Wichita and thought
doing the best thing possible
"But was mistaken I'm free to admit it now, for
the present mayor has shown all that it possible
shut up the saloons and get along without them all
right"
One of the Chicago friends asked the ex-mayor if he
thought the saloons would back to his town.
sNo, don't think there is the slightest chance for
them ever to get back, was the ready "You
the feeling has got strong against them that they
ruin the rental value of property wherever they let
in. myself have several stores to rent If rented
any one room to saloon the others adjacent would be
useless for any other business Nobody in Wichita
would try to run grocery shoe store next saloon
"Of course that situation not only makes unwil-
ing to rent any of my for liquor selling but
it makes me mighty interested in seeing that the neigh
ruin my rents by letting out their to any saloon
every business street You can that makes Gordon
that the saloon men can't hope to break through"
Belmont county Ohio dry Tuesday OF this week.
Ninety-one saloons and two brewertes were hit.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-11-20
Those DinWiddie Letters

Prior his coming he had written letter to the Rev.
Mr. Dancey pastor Of the First Methodist Church in
Danville in which he defended Mr. Cannon The officials
of the AntSaloon League felt that this made it
sary to let their friends in Mr. Cannons district know
the standing rather the no-standing Mr. Dinwidde
has at the present time in the Anti-Saloon League.
We said the Rev. Mr. Dinwddie had quit the League
not because he wanted to- National Superintendent
Baker made the statement that he had been forced
resign Whereupon Mr. Dinwidde in public meeting pro-
duced and read only portion of letter he had received
from Mr.. S. E. Nicholson, Secretary Of the National
Headquarters Committee prove that the statements Of
fact that had been made concerning the of his
separation from the League not true whereas had
he read the whole letter it would have proved just the
opposite
In fairness therefore, to Mr. Nicholson and in justif-
alton of the statements made by DR.. Baker and the
Illinois ISSUE print below letter just received from
DR.. Howard H. RUSSELL Chairman Of the Headquar-
tiers Committee and S. E. Nicholson Secretary of the
committee, of the Ant-Saoon League of America
This is the letter.
THE ANTI-sALooN LEAGUE OF AMERICA
REV. P A. BAKER d., Superintendent
Headquarters Committee
Rev slg E. Nicholson osS Secretary " chairman
Bishop Luther B. Wilson
E Eil%S r E s0 SSit Sd S i
New York N Y, Nov. 16, 1908.
Superintendent Shields D. 1900 Security Building
Chicago I-Dear Mr.. Shields: The facts relating
disconnuance Mr. Dnwiddie by Committee
OF the Anti-Saloon League are as follows:
1. Dinwiddie's INSTRUMENTATION
Dinwddie by Committee to Oklahoma to
organize the National Leagues
hibion. In May, 1907, Mr. Dinwidde
certain changes in his operations Oklahoma which
Committee believed vital
other League refused carry
out the directions of the Committee
2. Dismissed July 8.
In a meeting at Columbus July 5 the Committee made
1t clear Mr. Dinwidde that his refusal
mittee plain of INSTRUMENTATION
his immediate dismissal Mr.. Dinwiddie resgna-
ton containing distortion of the n case.
8. Gin the Face of the Enemy"
Oklahoma the breach between
the League and Its empoye having in the midst Of the
battle effort then made enough
from Mr. Dnwidde his discharge postponed
until the end of the campaign September
was submitted containing articles agreement which,
Mr. Dnwfddie should accept would continue him the
OF the campaign but otherwise
5 & the of In uaro
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-11-20

county. Ohio voted dry Tuesday OF this week.
Ninety-one saloons and two breweries were hit.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-11-20
Headquarters Committee

Rev. Howard FL. Russell, D. D. Chairman
Rev. S. e. Nicholson,
Wayne B. Wheeler
Bishop Luther B. Wilson
Nolan r. Best Esq.
Fillmore Condt
Rev. e. e. Folk, D. D.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-11-20

New YorK, N. T., NOV. TO, 1yU8
Superintendent ]. K Shields D. d. 1900 Security Building
Chicago, IDear Mr. Shields: The facts relating the
discontnuance of Mr. Dinwdde the National
of the AntSaloon League follows:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
Ola chorych
kObiet darmO!

Gdy cierpisz ma bale up}a
wy lux opadniecie macicy'
%nadmierne, bolesne Tub "a.
trzymane peryody, bezp}od-
nose, Dol krzyza, g}owy, 10
ladka, merck, piersi, nerwo,
wos6 lub reumatyzm, pis2
do mnie zalaczajac &c marke,
a posle eli darmo wskaz6wki,
jak sauna 1atwo wyleczyc sic
mozesz, a kuracya koszto-
wac Gle bedzie tylko kilka
cent6w tygodnioWo.
Adres TAXI:
Mrs. a. S. Hon
South Bend,
Box w. Ind.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

w ZESZkY YIN tygodniu ry-
bacy tutejsi dostali pozwole-
ME ma p~rze}owienie jeziora
wino6skiego. Zgiosi}o sic do
tego osmiu najzawolahszycb
rybak6w - miedzy tymi
dwaj polacy; panowie Robert
Winczewski i J6zef Prondzih-
ski obaj rodem z Kaszub
Publicznosci, ciekawej jak sic
ryby }owi niewodem, czyli ma
wieksza skale, zebralo sic
bardzo wiele; ciekawi byli tez
widziec, kt6ry z rybak6w
najsprytniejszy W }owieniu
ryb. Okazafo sic il nasi dwaj
Polacy przescigneli wszyst~
kich W }owieniu, osobliwie
W sobote kiedy z trzech to
nj wyciagneli 10 tysiecy fun
tow ryb. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
Ma sprzedaz

#EEH=F
Dobra 120 akrowa farma
ma sprzedaz, 80 ARROW pod
p}ugiem, reszta Dor j past
wiska. Dom murowany j du-
~ nowy chew, dostatni ma
40 sztuk bydia i 6 koni j O.
kolo 100 ton6w siana, r6z-
ne budynki, dobra studnia,
wszystko W najlepszym po-
rzadku. Tylko 81 mill cd Wi
nony. Blizszych szczeg616w
u wia6ciciela J6zefa Sunni
skiego " Bluff Siding, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
Pc 29c poka4emy

Pc 29c poka&emy
wan koronks ubiera~
ne s%znur6wki (corset
covers), kr6tkie j j
dlugie spodnlce. do
stroju i nocne sukDie.
pomySlcie tylko Q
tenn zupe}nej d4ugoa-
ci nocne suknie pc
29c Sprzedaz mu6li-
novel spodnlej bieliz-
ny u Choate'a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
Leo Mimi.
2. stycznia 1908
Szanowna Redakcyo-
Wiarusa!

Wlarusa!
Prosze tez umie scic pare
slow odemnie W Wiarusie.
Pragne oznajmi6 moim Ro-
dakom, kt6rzy maja zamiar
wziasc homestead, albo ia
Mo kopi6 sobie grunt, to
MECH jada do Billing powia-
tn albo do powiatu Boumont
N. OAK, do miasta Beech,
Billing Co.. North !Pacific
koleja. Tam So bardzo dobre
grunta, a kolonie polskie ro-
sna z kazdym dniem DO JUL
tam jest do 30 familii pol
skich. Przez Boumont Go. l.
die kolej Milwaukee co jest
ola okolicy wielka wygoda.
A vice moi Rodacy ME tra6-
cie czasu lecz bierzcie sic
do roll DO kazta 6wiere kt0 :
ra tam dostaniecie jest warta
co najmniej cd | 900 do 3
tysiecy dolar6w.
Prosze tylko moich roda-
.k6w, ably sic pospieszali, DO
ME ma czasu do stracenia.
lnni ciagna ma grunta jak
pszczo}y do miodu tylko. Po-
lacy sic ociagaja, lecz nabie'
.rzcie ducha a idzcie ma far
my co wan da pozytek W pa
re lat i bedziecie mieli ola
siebie miejsce ma starosc "a
pewnione.
z u~szanowaniem
Amdrxej Pelowski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
ANTURA PRA 1UJE CIEZKO

ANTURA PRAGUE CIEZKO
" uzdrowieniu naszych cielesnYch,
s}abosci, jak tylko sig ukaze. GA
sem jej sig to udaje be- zadnej 90
moey, czasem ole. Ale jak mozrmy
pom6dz natu:ze W tel piracy w.
dr. wiania? Przez uzycie '}agoane'
go, a czynuego lakarstwa zio}o We
90, jak ORA Pjotra Gomozo, ktorc
pomoze nature, wyazucajac nieczy-
stosc, 2 systemu przez nerki, wa
trobe, kiszki, a navel przez pory "
sk6rze. To jest podstawa piracy je-
dncgo z najlepszych lekarstw, ORA
Piotra Gomozo. Me jest to lekaf
stwo apteczne; ME Jest TO artyku}
handlowy. D~ostarczaja go ludzlom
wlrost lokalni agenci, zamiano.
wani przcz w1ascicieli u r. 2. Fab
rney and Sons Co., 49, lis So.
Hoyne ave. Chica 80: III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

Abonenci W War
szawie, N. Oak. ioko-
Icy niechaj ztoza a.
bonament "a Wiarusa
ma 1ece p. fedora
Wysockiego i vienna
" prezencie kalen-
darz: Pan Wysockl
zapisuje take 20
wych abonent6w ma
nasza gazette.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

Pc 500 pokazemy
wan ~nadzwyczaj
wielki zapas pick
nych, koronka ubie-
ranych sznurowek j
haftami u~bieranYch
%spodnic. Piekny ga
tunek bialych majtek
ipiekne dsortow anie,
%zupe}nego rozmiaru
noonych sukien
ChoateEa sprzeda'
%muS'inoaej bielizny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
INDEPENDENCE
dnia. 3. stycznia / 908
SzanoWna Redakcyo!

dnia 3. stycznia / 908
Szanowna Redakcyo!
Prosze mi wybaczyc, il
tax dlugo mic ME pisa
.}em, byfem troche opieszaly,
lecz teraz. innego ducha ma
bralemi bede sic nowinami
2 narzym Wjarusem 'dzieli}.
Dnia 81. grudnia pozegna}
sic z tym swiatem opatrzony
s. S. ~Sakramentami S. p. Mar
Gin Stanis1awski, W dom u
swej c6rki Zbrockiej. Niebo-
szczyk byl to staruszek 49,.
lat starry, byl dobrze znany
wv Winonie a umarf ma pa
I---
raliz.
TAX wszedzie bocieny la
tos sic krVca, re yale cia} je-
den al do Piotra Pampu-
cha z 'tegim synem (wiaru=
sem) Matka i dziecko So
stosunkowo zdrowe.
Felix Rombalski z Winony
odwiedzi1 tn swych braci i
zarazem za1atwia sic z dzier-
zawca, kt6ry mieszka ma je-
go gruncie, zabawi tn kilka
dni.
Czytelnik Wio,nsa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

w SADIE mun1cypalnym
zosta} Leon Durecki skazany
ma Is dni wiezienia W sadzie
p~owiatowym, "a poniew'era~
ME swej zony i "a pijahstwo
W pijanym stanie pr6bowa{
Durecki W niedziele diva
razy sobie zycie odebrac. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
Many juz kalenda

Many juz kalenda~
RE Maryahskie ma
rok 1908, dodawa6 je
~bedziemy abonentom
naszym, kt6rzy "a
plaza abonament "a
,,Wiarusa" ma rok
przyszty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

Odziez W naszej W
s~pecyalneJ %sprzedazy
" locie po $50 jest
najpo vabniejsza, pei
ny kr6j pieknie stro~
jona, jak sic to Rad
ko trafia W takiej,
nadzwyczajnych 'roz.
marrow odziezy jaka
jest w~}aczona do tel
Lofty. =.
Choate'a sprzeda&
muSlinowej bic lizny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

Choate'a s%pecYalna
sprzedaz ~ uSlin6wej
spodnie] bielizny, roz:
pocznie sic 1890 sty-
cznia. Znajdziecie W
tel wielkiej sprzeda-
zy na)le psz} wartosc
m%uSlinowej bielizny
|iaka k~1edykolwiek o.
~fiarowaliSmy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

RODZINA zmarlego pred
Anna tygodniami Jana Ost,
rowskiego o6wiadcza, II ME
boszczyk zmar} z powodu
choroby zapalenia p1uc, kt6.
rel sic nieboszczyk nabawi]
przez zaziebienie La Grypy.
chorowaf cztery tygodnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

JAKIEGOS zbiega, naz-
wiskiem L. W. Fredricks,
kt6ry by1 cz|onkiem kompa-
nil d.. piechoty W armii
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, a.
resztowal W zesz}ym tygoe
niu W 6rode wieczorem SEE
ryf Kamerer a tutejszym
dworcu kolei North Western;
z%atrzymano go tymczasowo
ma stacyi policyjnej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

MIEJSCOWE

DOCH0D ma duzym mos
Gle W roku 1907 wyno sill
$5128. 81 przeciw 1921. 70
W roku 1906. D5ch6d z
wagi miejskiej w.ynosi} $718.-
40 przeciw $641.40 wroku
1906.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

PAWEk,
sprzeda} Micha}owi Linca
p6inocna po}owe Lofty /. W
bloku 45, podzia}u Hubbar'
da za$3.00
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

Nasz ~specyalny lot,
pc l,49 sk}ada sic z
%niezwykle pieknle
sic przedstaw
%muSlinowej bielizny.
Mozecie wYbierac
W tel ]ocie %najkorzys-
tniej, %poniewa& te ce.
ny prawdopodobnie
ME potrwa;a dluze)
jak przez czas trivia
MIA s%przedazy. Home
usortowanie nadzwy
%czajnych rozmiar6w
odziezy So w~}aczone
do tych cen.
|. Choate'a sprzedaz
m%uSlinoweJ bielizny.
WIEL. ks. Comiskey z
Winony, przeznaczony zosta]
pa assystenta wiel. ks. Rear
don W Rochester, Minn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

Sedzia: Dictionaries WANNA
mia z %niezwyk}a zrecznascia i
podstepem,
Podsadny: Danny pok6j
pochlebstwom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09

uwage Sc.
czytelnikom ma move og1o'
szenie. W. H. Craig'a kt6re
sic znajduje ma tej STRONGLY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-09
FRASZKI.

Cd RAZU
Pan. Wojtek zn6w bodaj-
ME jestes pijany?
Wojtek: 3, zeby mnie pa
raliz ME ruszy}, prosze Wielm
Pana ia tel opary jeszcze cd
ostatniego razu ami W gebie
ME miaiem! =,
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