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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-17
This is a
Real Nursery"

The above remark was the first
expression of a gentleman who drop
ped in on us a couple of weeks since.
.e is hortculturist and manager for
one of the largest land companies in
the state. A company that is putting
on the market good lands at fair
pr res, and that is looking up good
tire to plant thereon.
He has just completed tour of
the nurseries. and ours was the final
one on the list. He walked along
eur lengthy platform, saw our loading
crew at work filling cars with well
packed. plainly marked boxes, walked
through our packing house, saw our
crew at work there, saw the system
and the care exercised, walked among
the tree stalls, examined the stock.
saw the size of our storage and pack
ing houses, all at his own sweet-will
for everything is open and above
board with us-then came in the Of
fee, dropped the above remark and
told us his name and business.
He also said. I've learned a lot
in the last week or two. I've found
that merely advertising as a nursery
doesn't make a nursery. While there
are many so-called nurseries In the
state, there are only four or five that
are really in the business of growing
and marketing trees and doing II
right. and you men certainly know
your business
We took the gentlemen through our
fields. showed him where stock is
grown, and the manner of digging
nd httt
a nice order he wished TO place, as
we were sold up on varieties he
wanted, although we began the sea-
son with double the usual quantities.
We have, however, many trees vet
to sell. Write us. If we're sold OF
your varieties we will tell you 80.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-17
LOWER NACHE,S.

Mr.. Walter Purdin of Lower Naches
has ten acres for sale.
Mr.. Frank Dammann of Tacoma,
: is now working for Rev. o. B. Whit
more of Lower Naches.
Mrs. Meserve, daughter of Rev. O
B. Whitmore of Lower Naches. was
married in North Yakima, November
the tenth.
G. l.. Mattoon of Lower Naches. has
suffered a great deal lately with ar
attack of sick headache
Mr.. and Mrs John Mclaughlin and
family have moved from the Naches
and intend to make their home on
Nashon island.
Mr. A. F. Lausen, Jr. and Mr.. H.
l.. White of the Lower Naches have
both got their places for sale. They
came from the east and just got their
homes complete and now feel more
at home in the east and they ex-
pect to go back when their places
are sold.
Rev. w. J. Hess and wife spent
Sunday with J. w. Stice.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mullen and
family We're shopping in North Yak
ina Saturday.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Currie on Wednesday, No
vember II.
Clifford Wright and Miss Helen
Wright called on Mr.. and Mrs. Reg
inald Chapman Sunday.
Ed. Kershaw is putting in a bath
room and all connections, with hot
and cold water
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Chapman
entertained their parents with a
chatting dish lunch at their new home
last Friday evening.
The fruit men are having a most
serious time on account of the rain.
They are much delayed in picking
and packing
Mr.. George T. Taylor and Miss Vera
Jenkins We're married at the home OF
the groom's brother on Hillcrest. The
marriage was conducted by Rev. Rose
of North Yakima. Mr. and Mrs.
Taylor will make their home at the
Taylor ranch in the Lower Naches.
The dance at the Grange hall last
Friday night was very successful and
had n fine crowd.
Saturday evening November 90
there will be held at the Grange hall
an initiation of several persons.
The Lower Naches school is pre-
pairing to give an entertainment and
social Tuesday evening of next week
for the benefit of the library and
athletic funds.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-17

freezing point was registered in vari-
Gus places about the city Sunday. One
man near the School Section says his
thermometer registered five above
zero at daybreak Monday
Less than a score of North Yakima
people took advantage of the excur-
sion rates to Spokane to attend the
National Apple show. The rate will
continue in effect until Friday, Nov.
10. and the tickets. which are sold at
fare and a third. are good for re-
turn until Nov. %.
Federal Judge Whitson was North
Yakima visitor Monday.
II. G. Davis of the Mckee has gone
to Granger to superintend the work
there.
j. NJ. Hoagland of Grandview was a
North Yakima visitor Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Grafton
on Monday evening a ten pound girl.
Theodore Holland left a few days
ago for an extended visit in New York.
Mrs. E. J. Howay of Seattle has been
i'll at the Washington hotel for two
days. the result of poisoning from eat
ing oysters.
Edgar b. Allen left Monday even
ing for a business trip. to Spokane
where he will take in the Apple show
Mrs. Ira Krutz has returned from
Everett where she has spent several
months visiting her daughter.
George Dunn of Parker was in North
Yakima Monday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. c. J. Lynch.
Miss Watt of Olympia is the guest
of Miss Pansy Mckee of South Eighth
street for a few days.
Arthur Carr rolled score of 279
at the Y. NJ. c. A. bowling alleys
Monday evening. In five games he
averaged over 1888 points each.
Major Lemon is in Seattle, taking
examinations for the rank of Lieuten-
ant Colonel in the state militia.
Messrs. Carpenter, Brokaw, Halli-
day, Miller and Mellen, who went
hunting ducks Saturday and Sunday
in an automobile. returned to the
city last Sunday night with eighteen
birds. The nimrods say they shot at
least a score more, but report that the
game got away Aside from the ducks
the party reports a race for over two
miles with pair of jackrabbits. in
which the choppers" beat the auto
mobile easily.
The man who has been held by the
county authorities for some days past,
and who has been suffering from lost
identity, recovered the use of his
mind Monday. and identified himself
as William F. Moset, of Billings, Mon
tana. He says some years ago he re-
ceived blow upon his head. and has
been subject to attacks of aphasia
ever since. He says he is able t,
take care of himself. and has beel
discharged.
Monday morning at six o'clock the
official temperature in North Yakima
was 3 above zero. With the APPROACH
of day the mercury climbed rapidly,
attaining the freezing point along
about eight
Lee C. Dele added a bouncing baby
girl to his family Sunday afternoon at
his Chase Hill residence.
Mrs. ]. A. Chisholm has gone to
Wisconsin to visit friends and build UP
her health after lengthy attack of
typhoid.
The Yakima Valley Land & In
vestment company will move Tuesday
to new quarters in the Pacific Hotel
building.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-17
Kills Her Foe OF 20 Years.

THE most merciless enemy I had
for 20 years. declares Mrs. James
Duncan, of Haynesville, Ne, was
dyspepsia. l suffered intensely after
eating or drinking and could scarcely
sleep. After many remedies had failed
and several doctors gave me up l tried
Electric Bitters, which cured me COM
pletely. Now l can eat anything. l am
20 years old and am overjoyed to get
my health and strength back again"
For indigestion. loss of appetite, Kid
ney trouble, lame back. female COM
plants. it's unequaled. Only 80 C at
Fred l.. Janeck's.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-17
MYSTERY STILL MYSTERY.

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 13.-Mrs.
Hazel Maddux, who has been on trial
here for the past several days. in CON-
nection with the death of Mrs. Mae
Real. who was killed by "the big red
auto" on the Linnton road several
months ago, was acquitted late today.
During the trial witnesses testified to
having seen the Maddux woman au-
tomobiling on the day of the acci-'
dent, but she was able to prove that
she had not left her home on the day
in question. :
Frank Rodman, a chauffeur i'm
plicated in the same case, will be
brought to trial shortly.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-17
COLD WEATHER
HITS POTATOES
But DAMAGE IS NOT KNOWN
Few SpudS Have Gone Into Storage
This Year-Egss Are Higher and
Turkeys at Premium.

Potatoes have been damaged by
the cold weather of the past two
nights. Just to what extent they have
been damaged remains to be seen
but from reports brought in to the
city there appears to have been con-
siderable damage in some sections and
there is belief among wholesalers
and others that 1t will be found, later
in the season, that the loss in the ag-
gregate, by reason of the cold, is
heavy. In some instances the pota-
toes were not properly covered in the
pits. In others they were exposed
in the fields and in still others they
were in the ground and were nipped
by the cold which has penetrated to
considerable depth. Twenty-Five
degrees of frost, an devon more, pre-
vailed on the average and this, to un-
protected or insufficiently protected
spuds, was too much.
Not Much i'm Storage.
For some reason or other not ex-
planned, potatoes have not gone into
storage to any extent in North Yak
ina this fall. Last year practically
every warehouse was filled by this
time. This year the reverse is the
case and few of the warehouses where
potatoes are usually stored contain
any but small quantities.
There has been another advance
in eggs and the producers are now
obtaining so cents per dozen for their
crop while the retailer is paying 55
cents per dozen and the rate of con-
sum ptiOn is rapidly dropping off
There has been an advance, also, in
the price of turkeys and the whole
sale quotations are now IS to 20 cents
per pound. At this figure there are
large offerings though as to the ac-
tual supply in the country it is hard
to get facts. At the retail figures,
however. the consumer will be able to
get all he needs as the competition
will not be keen.
General market quotations are as
follows:
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-17

If you suffer from constipation and
liver trouble FOley's Orine Laxative.
will cure you permanently by stimu-
lating the digestive organs so they will
act naturally. Foley's Orino Laxative
does not grippe, is pleasant 10 take and
you do not have to take a laxative
continually after taking Orino. Foley's'
Orino Laxative cures constipation
without irritating the stomach or
bowels like ordinary purgatives. North,
Yakima Drug Store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-17
BOTH GATES TO GO DOWN.
Continued from First page.)

asked if there was any law in regard ,
to these gates.
Gates Must he Lowered.
Mr.. Allen looked up the ordinanc =
and found that it provided for the
construction and operation of suitable
gates, the arms of which shall be-
raised at all times save when trains
are passing" From this wording Mr..
Allen believes that it is the intention
of the ordinance that both gates, on
each side of the avenue, shall be
lowered each time a train passes. ,
Owing to the frequent traffic tangles
at this crossing. and the ever present
danger when but one gate is lowered
that team will get caught on the
track in front of an approaching
train, it is the intention Of the city.
authorities to see that this law Is
enforced rigidly hereafter. and that
gates on both sdes of the tracks are
lowered simultaneously. The matter
will also be taken up with the rail-
road officials in the near future.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-17
Advertised Letters.

The following letters were uncalled
for at the close of business at the
North Yakima postoffice department.
November Is. 1909.
Mic Arepacochaga. Miss Edna Bis
hop. Clarence Baker. Crist Brown.
Frank Barry, Mrs. May Campbell. Miss
Carry Catlet. Mr.. A. Clinkenbeard. J.
NJ. Douglas. T. c. Davis. W. r. Dunn.
Merle Dunn, Don Elliott. C. L. Glea-
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-17

If you want the best remedy for
your cold insist upon Bees Laxative
Cough Syrup, Through its laxative
principle it gently moves the bowels
and in that way drives the cold from
the system. Sold by c. W. Camp,
West Side Drug Store
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-17
WIRING ORDINANCE
RUNS INTO ROCK
City Authorities Unable to Decide
Which Department Need Extra
Man the Most.

Informal discussion of the proposed
electrical wiring ordinance was held
Monday afternoon between Chief
Dawson. of the fire department.
Mayor Armbruster. City Attorney
Allen and Building Inspector Wise.
AS a result the ordinance will not be
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

.zaehryplo i-dopiero 0 6wicle
usnalem.
A co mnie sic przytlraat-
flo poczaf m6wit Jar,ek.
moja zoneczka wieczorem
zarobi}a elastic na plaeki, e
rotem ma psote dla mnie. p5
stawila mi je W 5dreke tak g
..wchodzac do pokom potraet-
lem noga Q mise:
Pijaku przebrzydiy, le-
piei wskocz natychmiast "
elastic: ), -.
{. I wekoczylemi al, enst e
p,ysaelo ma sufit dno:slez
missy wyrwalo. !. +.
-.Szkoda - zawoM Bar
.to6 -.szkoda ciasta, ale szko'
.da imo'jego. npsa. Wszedi-
sly do. pokoju, ehcialem, i litt
palcach ijako6 po1oozy.
lem sic troche So
Lepiej:sie.z araz~ lWyWn6e5eae:.
IL - krzyknela majja=z l6asaa
tax wywr6oilem OTTO ncs
:l Ia 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07
szlo inaczej tax W kodcu
.odezwa@ sic Antek: ]

sz}o inaczej TAX W kohcu
:odezwa} sic Antek:
= A CO czy .mia1e6 jake
klopoty? Pawiadaj = zawo1ali
.ch6rem wszyscy.
s.. -. Klopot6w ME mia}em,
boo mole kobiecko Jest dobre
i zawsze o mnie troskliwe.
Ale co W swej t~:oskliWcsci
zadelala odemnie, toby j z was
laden ME wykonal. Gdym
wr6cif do domu, zoneczka
:ndoja ~przvwitala mnie mile i
.slodko, navel zacze}a zarto.
wac j dowcipowat sobie:
A co ojcieo m6wiia
dis masz dobrze pod czu.
benz; glowa ciezy ! W gardle
Spodziewa}am sic tego
j dlatego przygotowaiam ci
diva kublv.swiezej wody: to-
.r 81, ri, p['iij, piij, az q : g 8
:wYjdzie:
Tax m6wila dobra zonka;
ala ink tn diva Kubfy woody
nr l, Me mog1em, DO
20 chyba ma dlugo starczy.
S Vice przegrale6-zkrzy-.
.kHeG Wszy5tgcy- lrachHnsk
.calY zaplacic musisz! St.
Antek zaplaoiu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07
TRY RZECZY.

SfaWny kaEn0d1lela,s beonet, "Po'
wiedzlai, &e o.}owlek potrsebuj'
tray r.ee.y do utrsymania sig prs.
dobrym sdrowiu: po4ywienia, sud
i piracy. Ro1watsjac te try RE
cry, .najd.lery, 70 posywieniesjjes
oajwa4niejszym, DO bez niego M y
mo4emy Ani spac, AMI pracowa6. "a
ohovanie swego apetytu j. oaakow|i'
IA .mo4no66 trswienia pow,nnY h W.
pis. . c;eleml'. Jak tylko apety'l
i sic sl.bym, I lab 90. 1dolnoat
'tr.sispia osiheeb l po,rzsba1en1l
irrlnera Amer1kahskl Elixir Gers,
Wilma. On pobudziF s ers !. ]
.t I l,|,' ii'nl,pt DO prsey u !, x e ! {
destatscznie, aby moglo o%nesstale:
Ms : oias., kt6re jest przetrawio-
ny,,h pokarmdw j wzna ae'il nerwy !:
:pomaga We ws.ystFioh5saburze
lniaeh .4osaslkl kiszek, 8 apteR, y
kaeh:. Jos. Triper- sic eas So.
ave-, Chicago, Ill !,
MYalBoie nam loe. =. pietn y
fclenny. kalendarx. 81. i. "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07
Ma sprzedaz

Dobra 120 akrowa farma
ma sprzedaz, 80 ARROW pod
piugiem, reszta b6r j past
Dom muroWany j dn-
81 low chlew dostatni ma
40 sztuk bydia IS koni o.
kolo 100 ton6w siana, r6z-
ne budynki, dobrA studnia,
wszystke y najlepszym no
:rgadlklu. Tylko mili.cd Wi
.nony:. BIizszych szczegoiow
j wla6ciciela y6zefa Szumi6-.
skiege y Bluff Siding, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07
Many !! amy jn ~. k !, !l,l q:
re Maryahskle NJ
rok 1909, dodawaG je
bedziemy abonentom
naszym, kt6rzy "a
plaza abonament "a
"Wiarusa" ma rok
~przyszly: ~. !. ).

%Szanownych abo-
nent6w W.iarusa pro
shiny, ably %jaknajpre-
dzej uiscili sic 2 ma
lJzyuo6ci "a Wiarusa,
DO gazeta kosztuje
wiele %pieniedzy, kt6.
Re. J: my p}aci6 muslmy
r%egularnie "a papier,
druk, !dliziiie'rza',w,e' ro-
botnik !! J ltp:, ola
togo. ia: J gazette m Y ):
simy sic .%dopominad
"a ! prosimJy y ab.y
ntsi Szanowni abo-
de -. u q "a %takowa,:olas Ia:
Gill;: : %a>:,, !:
WyQawnactwo Wiarusa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07
!. Ma SPlRl],1liEllDjAZ.

10 - - ~. ~ - 49, - H%,-. & :~tEs' =
Parma, ", do66 dobrem Pc.
4maile cd Indepen-
.deence, Wis. lDsqp.Ib |jt ygorp,otdar-
stWo, duzy dom .mieSzkalny
.nowy i duza.stainiA ez no:
wa. Wfasoieiel ehe4ssprz6da1
ola tego, bo#mu eeat G ma.
Ia 0 ma duza ian AZ .wiec
chce nabyc .H y Y farm I
Zglosic sic :podsadrese t,l
Jan sh1iem: $
/ Independence, VIII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07
] 81 elm !. ny Zjje I [Ill, Q CT ] a.
] olsko.Rz!yms Kato !
liickieggo pod opieka
alatki Boskie eze-
-. =: .4i::4 ~ rvs. .If ~
s%toehowskiej.
3O' Q d! d. 4. s.tycznllf|iaa , 1908
!. " WINONA, MINI.

Se]maotWartyszostaf g sggoodzlnle
lotej pred tpoludniem, 20 ;yodpra-
Wionej po7przednio ma pomyslnosd
obrad tegoz Zjednoczenia, msay dw.
|ktdra odpralw,iif Wiel. ks. probosz,cz
~; Pacholski, " asystencyi :Wiel.
ks. p. Kupfersohmidta i. Wiel. Ks.
E. Buranta.z.
Sejm otworzy} kapelan tegoz lie
dnoczennia 'Wiel. KS. Prob. =. W.
Pacholski. P~rezydent Jakub satka
obra}: komitet z delegat6w do spra-
wdzenia; mandat6w. Komitet zdaf
sprawozdanie, il 81. deleeggat6w ma
prawo do zasiadania ma sejmie.
Pan Julian Betka; zostal wiekszo-
ician gfos6w obranys marsza}kiem
sejmu: Pan WIincentXy. ;]Kupfer-
schmidt obrany jedpogfo6nie sekre.
taffazse4imn: iSe j1ndu Protokdfz ostatnieggo
sejmu zostaf przyjety. Okazalo sic,
Ia og66ln;y doe465d: cd lgo styeznia,
lecs dolgoo >sttyjc1znia 1909 wyno.
Sill. Git, 694..52
Qg66ltnry >rlozch56d Cd igo
styczlnia. 1908 do: lgo
styycznia l9o9.......... &b,s42.sz
It ~ < ,:+ !. -----
tgo stycznia 1909, bilans
.Egot6wka... f$5,75l.7t
Fsnundusz rezerwowy: u:
wynosi ,........ 49,. 81, o27.:5s
wv kasie po6miertnej =. s4,e24.l>
r.: Bilans :gotdwka $6,7ol.7'
Sryt '~#% r3't ~ :. .I..:} ...<
Po za}atwieniu spraw rac e:
wych sesya zosta}a :odroczons Q 60
ldzliinaTie Il lei: miniliinut as do +2giej pt
po}udniq. a"=s -;
po&udniu' by}o .sdokohczeni'
r66znyctihl sspraws i pc: przeezytani'
kqenatyytnYyyiif: pplrzYystepiono: do obor'
urzednik6w; kt6ry *wypadf. jak ma
St6Duie:. - =. -. ------- ------:
WieL.s,kkss j: W. rRaeholski, kapelarl
lakl6b. Satka, prezyden1tt; 49,.
Tomaasza sPodolski,@ yliicce-]prezydedt
R;omiuaild' J: Hamerski, lsekretarz
Jan v. 5Sikorski, :kasyer i. @n>
August ,Glubka lOpiekunowif
Franc. Skuczyhski kasy.
JiulliiuIssz; Betka' :%: :"*'>:= r.
Jan Czaplewski ~ 2'~yo=t*~| s.
Micha} Jaszewski ~1s Rada
august .Cierzan gospodarcza
fJan Pradzi6skiiS ~ 9 -
Jan Pellowski @:r
4 sejm zamkpieto o godzinie 5tej
Proaimy .cz}onk6w kt6rzy:dotaae
1pie naleza do naszego Zjednoczehia
ably sic fqczyli z nami i" przystepo
wall do Zjednoczenia pod opiek&|
M B: ca. z pewyzszego sprawo
zdania wykazuje sig, il kasa naszs
ma, kapitaf' zaoszczedzony kt6ry sit
powieksza, a g}6wnem jest to, Z
Jest to instytucya katolicka i@polska
III VINO. KUPFERSCHMIDT
Sekretarz sejmu.
La 80: - ::f.:a ;S.5. ..S-a:- 49, -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

Q te NJ u nj " in i e n !.
Pswnego wieznia " cuchthauzie
.spytial obey, "a co tam sic dostaf?
q. :. Ukradtem uzde.
IS, JJlak to? pyta obey, "a n nd
Gle skazano do cuchthauzu?
.; Ale ia uzda byia zalozona ma
gloWie konia kt6ry tez "a uzda po-
lzedf,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07
:Dzielnl STRATEGY ognia;

Dzieln1 strazacy 0gnias
czesto otrzymuja niebespieczne po.
~parzeni', podczas gaszenia ognia,
gdy 1uAywaja Buoklens arnikowej
masci, zapominajq Q tenn. Ona
wkr6toe usm,er;a b6fe, skaleczenia
rany, strupy i potfuozenla; naj-
wiielksszy lrkarz " dwiecie. Predko
leczy wysypki sk6rne, stare rany,
wrzody, ~gruczoly;; najlepsze lekar,
stwo ma bumoroidY. Pomoc jest
zadziwiajaca ! ESQ " apiece M. J.
Kowaleaskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

~, $50 - $500 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
xB]ylo:t'o - z.pp6 {! i. y n noe 8
w pokoiu gospody appeod
E|Rsciekzilym 6illoli q IL 1ll''' si i!|al
lo5 nasat i obyaatali=z
bractwa peRpeggo. raczac sic
po calodzienln:l!yc h=trudach "a.
Ecne'm: piW i JUL
killa kufelk6# kaady 2 mas
Espu5cihl pc ijazYku " be'zden.
na otch5l!al6. zol W tenn
:jednemiu mas i: przyezla ma
stepna myfl. 40 gloWy:
my to Weseliny sic jak
kazdy:z.=nas by}lwy-
grail wielki los a1e.co tam "
|domu robiaa ,nasze kobiety?
Co one powiedza 90 le tax
diugo zaniedbui
Dalejze rada, v kohcu sta
[nelo ma to tom ] i !! q: kl,aalzdy wr6ci-
was'zy do !. d |s,ll ab'y udobru-
Eohat swa poloWice sWype}ni
bez wYkrat66M, eokolwiek "a
Aada. Dn il q. nniaBstepnego mie]i-
6my sie=zntbwu zejS6 i zdac
wierny rapport 81 = togo co kto
wykonal. lKF't q 4 : mas
uie wypeir1illbly swej
zony, to a ~. -; zlio5lb'o 81
stawiica koleike==dla wszyst-
kich. PoatanoWie ME to prey
ljeto4 jed nc nemyyllnie:
NJ DINO; i1;a6 : rama "a
ezli6my sie:na Eoggds ulicy,: a
tu 6miech III wrzawa: bo OTTO
jeden ;zs:naszych le&y W
PRONE, s. s neczc { onfap1e
v nallep &C.: J. =.
I'm COY :. e. e ] r : J6z-:
ku? awolalii6am,4iyy. Przebu-
dzopy. wolan;ema e M W. oil /
SIC 2 bee:z ,;Ki H.: = -, s...:
Co rdbia? 8 'odrzek}. -
loo wyp rI.;lt, rozkaz mo-
lei zony. zaieed y, q w !, do
pokoju, n ! / ! .przywi..
tafa mnie. sloWy. e kiedy
dzieh caly :m6g}em 2 ! pe1nej
. s..r.. ..,e,: &c Fl ~ s ~ 49,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

@-.
AUDITOR powiatowy p. Jdzef
*Winczewski, zwraca 1,wage, il por-
dug prawa odnoszaceggo. sic. do
prawybor6w, dzieh ri stycznia jest
ostatnim dniem: ma podanie wnio-
sk6w do nominacyi do wybordwl
miejskich, kt6re: sic odbeda W pierw
sly poniedzia}ek kwietnia. Obierani
.beda ma nastepujace urzeda:
ma u,rzqdd[ : majora, skarb.
n n1iikaa a :; a 8 imunicypalnego Sc.
diego, specyalnego sedziego, glow ].
a > sar lar j pc jednym alder
mamie dla kazdej wardy. Tax j Same
v kwietniowvyych, wybora'eh bedqa
.w,ybieranqi: dyrektorzy 3 sz / 8 jje tle |
gt6vny: dyrektor ! po1 iednym ! NJ !
kaszdaa wWarde, lecz n%ominacye tJy'ch9
urzednik6w beda tax jak dawniejj
sic odbywad pp1rzez caukusyi>konwen;
-. - a',| ..r r'r 2 :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

; S;TAIRUSZKA J. Miiszewska mia.
Ia niiesszczsScie oparzydt: sobiesi nloge,:
kt6ra nabrzmia1a bardzo i sk6ra :
niei zesz}a. Kilka lat. ternu juz raz
noge z}amala i lazafa przez dfu6szyy,
czas W }dzku. Chorq zajmuja
sic sqsiedzi ijej przyjaciele. j..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

CHARLES .L1Tz, jeden : via:
.ma ) a do sk}adu: Aelaznego G. 4.
:Bauerl ein,. " kkt'6drym ukradz is le re- ;:
] : { e "a 90 dol, prz " t.. zig s
DO why j zosta} Przez seadzieeg EGG
:B 'a' & possl|asn, ny ma! "a 90 q! dni Dc ~ Wieezie:
MIA powiateweggo.. b. ~ !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

NOWY zarzad powiatowy mia}
we wtorek W tutejszym sadie pc.
wiatowym 1--WE pierwsze posiedzenie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

!: WlELKl m}yn. winohski bay
State" pedzony Jest. cd. wtorku elek'
:trycznoscia, wyrabiana moca woody
czarnej rzeki, przy kt6rej sic "a.
k}ad Hatfield znajduje. !;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07
W1.ADOMOsG1
$

!, W1EL. Ks. Probeszez J. Pa.
q wyjeeha1,W y poni S' . g g
Lacrosse oo 2 Y d1liS chh i |r@. *; I.
sroke, q! = stamtaed wprost do St.
Paul, ! na q. letpi- jabilensz :swego
szk6lnego kolegi. wiel: Ks. Kinda,
proboszc,z.aal:' c !, ski p1arafiisw St.
Mimi. u :.s = 4 (.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

WE WT0REK wpofudnie roz
:PFlo,c Y sig take posiedzeniias W lie
gi%slaituiirize stSanlla Minnesota. *kA;'s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

":DOCHODz duzego mostu 7wyno:
sid " xesztym roka, $5ae7:5o ptze:
civ $5fls:55 w rokust9o7@ ~ g.
~. 10 3s7-=@---.s@-- < ~ Ii" " sx i.t't5a
Cd lgo stycznia, music policyan:
ci;' stra&acya i listonosze paaoic "a
jazde :k0lej4} uliczndln Przez' kilka
ostatnidh lat jjezzdzili wzniiar'
kowani urzednicy bezp}atnie tram
wajamilii,, CO sig taerazs skohczy}o z
wie<;jjSSciieem' W moe howego* prawa. Is
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-07

DWUNASTO letnia Helena Sat
k66wna, c6rka: Jakubas satkii zmarla
" zeszfo tygodMo'wae arodss5 ma ren-
.matyzm. Pogrzeb odbyl sic II soho
te Z koscio}a sw. Stanis}awa Kostki.