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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
The Post Office.

September 81, 1850, the Congress of the United
States passed an act for the establishment of a natio-
nal post office system, and that prince of practical
men, Benjamin Fraklin, was appointed the first Post
master General. Previousld some of the colonies had
made attempts to provide for postal service. In 1867,
the Virginia legislature passed an act requiring planters
to furnish a man and horse to forward letters from
plantation to plantation, under penalty ofbeing fined a
%hogshead of tobacco. In 1872, a 'monthly post was
started between New York and Boston. From 1902 to
1893 the following were letter postage rates: 80 miles,
6 cents;6o miles, 8 cents; 100 miles, o cents;1 SO miles,
IL cents; 200 miles, IS cents; $50 miles, IT cents; $50
miles, 20 cents; $50 miles, 22 cents; over 45o miles,
IS cents These rates Were pretty nearly prohlbitory.
In IS45, the rate was reduced to 5 cents for distances
under 900 miles; over that distance 10 cents. In 1850,
the rate was made 5 cents on prepaid letters, S cents
OIL not prep aid nnder 5000 miles; aver that distance,
double rates. October 7, 1883, the Letter rate was re-
duced to 2 cents for any distance in the United States.
In 1875, the estimate ofthe Post Office department
indicated a profit Of 100000 On letter mail. but a
loss of bt1, 900, 900 on newspapers and pack ages. Two
out of three post offices do not pay expenses Of main
tenance. The most rapid development, however has
been maid by mail service. Whole trains Of specially
built cars, similar to the ''fast mali ON the Burlington
Route from Chicago to Denver, over a thousand miles.
fly daily across the country, while a force of clerks
distribute letters and papers on the way. The United
| States mail service brings the whole people into quick
communication, and we could hardly exist without 1t,
but the mail is only one of many services the railroads
render the people. Ifyou would have at your command
the most elegant and comfortable means of modern
travel, purchas sc your tickets always via the Burlington,
of any ticket agent. or address W. &c. KENYON, Gen.
Pass. Agent, St. Paul, MINI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19

K5iegurzoui E. D, K.Paw}ow-
skiemu w Milwaukee: L RADIOS
cia prostu7 envy, re Pan ME jest
kuzyznem cudotworcy. Tenn wiecej
powinien mu Pan bye wdziecznym
"a ,,podarowane'' ks1azki, ktorych
musiafo bye niema}o, skoro 0
Mich g}osny w incenty S . "
S k pc cate] AmerYce rozgadule.
DO Menon1enee. - Me pozY-
czaG As'edzu gazety. On ma tak7t
dochody, re. sam mog}by soble
KutoJik0 abonowaGo
DO Chic. Wojc. - Oby Pan
Redaktor 1aknajrychlej wyzdrowlai
1 zrobll porzadek W RedakcYi
Szt0adaaru, gdz1e gospodaruje
widocznle szczur z anarch1styczne~
20 gnlazda Toledosbiego.
Do Bay City: Me moglibys-
my "a dolara karmlG was marcy
panama., p%iern1kami 1nneml
dellkatasaml, p1eszczaceml take
zywotY obywatelskle, a nawet
ch}opskie; "a te Gene chyba sieczke
moglibysmy fundowac,j ak to czYnia
vase wydawcy Mlchiganskie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
WszystkO Darmo.

CT co uzywali lekarstwo odkrytc przez
DR.. Kinga OR. Kings New Discovery
znaja wartosc tegoz, q ci co ME uzywali
maja teraz ~sposobnosG korzystac niego
bezpletnie. Zglosic sig do o~g4oszonego
aptekarZa, a dostaniecie butelke IA
probe darmo. PoslaG nazwisko i adres
do pp. II. Buklen and Co. Chicago, a
dostanle sig pudelko ma probe bezplat-
ME, pudelko pigu4ek zycia Dr. Kinga.
Wszystko gwarentowane, Re pomoze, i
mic ME kos7tuje
Mona dostaG W aptekach pod
OrIem ina w. S. Tomkiew1cza and Bro,
1855 Mitchell ul., r6g 2. ave-, l 547
Lincoln ave., r6g 5 ave, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
XnbacX wystaWe SWiatOW9
IN n5 cent0w

Ia przeslaniem adresu kogokolwieK
badz w1az z Is centami W znaczkach
p1ocztowych, przeslemy kazdemu ks'a-
zeczke pamiatkowa o wvstawie cbica.
go<kiej. ZwYczajna cena tel ksjaazeczBl
Test so ccnt6w- Jest to p%rawdz1Me cacbo
sztuki. Zawlera obrszki o wystawie,
zajmujace, ca}e stronice. Gdy ME
spodoba sic wan pc odebraniu, powro-
cimy znaczki pocztowe q ksiazke VAN
z%ostawimy. Ad,es H. E. BUKLEN AN
Co., Chicago III.
Mona dostaG W Aptekach pod
Or1em ina. w. S. Tomk1ew1cza
and Bro. 1855 Mitchell ul., r6g 2
ave-, i SAT Lincoln ave., r6g 5
ave-. Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
Tania .jazda
|xOleia r

Ma dni Cd II do IS Lipca -
z okazy1 konwencyi m}odz1ezy
Baptistowskiej W Toronto W Ka-
,,adz,e. Poi ceny round trip tyk'ety.
Powr6t dozwolonY do 7 Sierpnis
1894.
W dniach 81 i p Lipca bedzie
mona dostaG tanich tYkietow ma
stacyach North Western kolei-do
zr6def leczniczYch W Denver,
Pueblo j Colorado. Tykiety dobre
do powrotu az do 25 .Sierpn1a,
wfacznie.
Wzg]edem tykiet6w l bIizszych
szczeg6l6w zg}osnc sic do agent6w
kolei Chicago & North Western.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
Nasz ZWykfy
DreZent.

y Duly obrazkowy KALEN-
"a rok Pahski 1894, z
Iuznem, obrazam1;
p KAETYCZKI.
3 K~siazeczka POD tytu}em
KASZUBI POD WIEDNIEM.
. BWF Powyzej wyszczeg6lnlony
prezent udz1elany bedzie tYlko
tym, kt6rzy teraz przysla $500 "a
.KatOlika."
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19

W HANDLU BUTOW pana
r.. Griebach, Mr.. All Ca2imo-
ma ulicy, 8 a 9ta - MONA
kupit: BUTY, 0
TRZEWlKIdla cE}opow DAM
oraz trzewiki ola dzieci - 20
nejtahszYch cenach W miescie.
KTO MA PODARTE buty,
niechaj sic uda do szewca ..
R. GRIESBACH, M. Alt
Carimona ulicy, miedzy ulicami
s a Ga. Tam mu "a TAME
p1eniadze wszelkie reparacye
zrobia.
G7awmy doktor Lacroski FIR.
Powell (Whlte Beaver bedz,e
znowu we W1nonie, W North
Western hotelu,w ten czwartek, 10
L7pca.
w GRCCERNI BRACI GRIE
Sell W Winon1e, PREY starym
Siennym rynku, znaidziecie tylko
najlepszy towar, q mianowicle:
kawe, ser, swieza w]ofoszczYzne !
t. d. - suszcny | z%aprawjony owoc,
rYby i t. d. - Ma wesela / ucztY
Tub powszednie potrzebY domowe
ajlepsze wilma l W0dkl.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
BNklena mlaSc Arn1
kOW3.

Najleps2o maaSG ma swlec1e ma
rany, pochodzace z cleG, przetarcis
uderzenia, poparzenia; wrzody.
popekane reee, odclski oraz wszel-
kie wyrzuty ma clele. Jezeli zupef-
ME ME zadowoli, pleniadze bed9
zwr6cone. Cena: IS centow pude4
ko. Mona dostaG W Apiece
EAGLE Pharmacy W Milwaukee.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
PkACIC IA
Lkst ZEE WsczaOdEa.
ISD0zn20IRl.
New Jersey, 6 Lipca.~
SzanoWny RedaktOrze!

SzanoWny Redaktorze!
Dawno zbieralem sig pisaG
do Kutozik0, lecz upafY by}y
przeszkod2, re MI tax zesz}o dotad.
PrzeczYtaWszY ostatnl numer
Katohka, mocnom sic zdz1wi}, re
KS. BiskupCotter stanat 20 stronie
swietokradzcy / jego poplecznik6w.
CzY ME ma nikogo wW1nonie,
kt6rJby przedstawi{ Biskupowi
(dosyc przedstawialismy, leca MIC
ME pomogio. Przyp. Redakcyi)
wszystk1e szalbierstwa izfo......-
pisze ~wYraznle, DO mann ma to
dowodY waszego proboszcza?!
Wszak oprocz tego wasz
Biskup jest nieprzyjacielem pi5a
k6w, l mia1bY takiego opoja brad
W swoja opleke? W Meriden
parafanie polscy, pc ucieczce
Klawitra, re znalezionych W Pile
banll sadk6w, oplatanek i butelek
cd whisky brandy muzeum sobie
zafozyli!
Lecz W koncu, jezeli przedsta-
w1enie ludz1 u~czciwYch i zacuych
ME zdo}a przekonaG KS. Biskupa,
ably Kosci6f wasz, zupefnie ]eszcze
dobry, nadbudowa6, zamiast 60
rozwalic,- to przynaimnlei n1echa:j
szanowni 1 zacni czfonkowie parafii
po]sk1ej W Winonle pam7etaj2, ably
tego swietokroacy i opoja ME
przypuscic do niczego prey budo-
vie swi9tynl Bo2ej! Me daG mn
rak jego macao W waszym ciezko
/ krwawo zapracowanym groszu!
Niechaj uczciwl obYwatele
wlnohscy wszelkiemi sifami stara-
ja sic pozbyG tego przybfedy.
Wezc;e sob,e Jaklego chcec'e
ks1edza, ale tego n1e trzymajcle,b DO
tyIko wstyd i hahbe bedz1e wan
robi}. Nlechai Mkt ME mys!i, AMI
sadz1, zebym to p1saf ola tego,
abym SIZE dostal d. WinonY. -
Bog swiadkiem mel duszy, re
ME. Jedyn1e sprawiedliwosc i
sumienie nakazuj mi was ostrzegaG
l wykazYwac prawde W cafej jej
nagosci.
Z uszanowaniem
KS NT
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19

Zapfacill "a Katollka,
North Creek, Wiei. X.
FrydrychowIcz "a mamcypa,sy
d1o syzakoss6w 1000
Brooklyn, W1el. K. Mlchnow-
ski LOO
Chicago Wiel. x. Furman 200
N. Kens. W,el.X. Cichocki 200
Cleveland Wiel. x. Czerwony 200
WieI. X. Rosihskl 100
Pon1atowski, Wiel. K. Cara 200
Hamillons M. j. Lendowskl 200
Wllkesbarre Domin1K WasiA 200
Long Island, WI. Maierowlcz 200
So, Omaha, Micha} Stelmach 200
Independence. Juliusz Brosko-
wskl 100
Hartford, Konstanty Hayda 100
Berlin, Antoni Hopa 200
Wlnona, Lew,hskl Fir. 200
Murphy, Andrzej Wysocki 200
Independence, Alex. SyguIa 100
Poland Stan. B%urzyhskl 200
Winona, Fr. Masyga ZOO
NO. Nasz podr6zuj acy agent
D.. Jan Kurkiewicz uymczasem
~skolektowak i przesfa1 do kasy::
GrandRap7ds, Wo]ciech Damskil.00
J. Sempowski LOO
Walenty P-omlhskl LOG
Tomasz Tylinskl 200
Bay City, ". Pr~zybYszewsh 200
Barb. Podemskl 200
Il, L. Szulc 200
MARGIN Wrzeslnski 200
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
Il usZanOWanlem
KS. M.

Chaplain, kt6ry powyzsza ko~
respondencya pisa}, dobrze znany
jest W W1nonie, many tez jego
pozwolenle, wymienic nazw1sko
jego kazdemu uczciwemu rodakow,.
Przestrogl jego dzisiaj n1estety ]uz
ma NC nam sic nle zdadza = ale
przynaimniej sad jegs 0 ostatnim
naszYm proboszczu nieiednemu
wYperswaduje, re ME ma co
za}owac K | awltr a. -Redakcya
KatoHko.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
S~krzyneczka do Iist0W.
DO Chicago.

DU V1EFCitSSO'
Szat075sk0 tro?k0
z psiarni wy1otuje,
olisz> S@wojka4t, Magaez .
Ga0zimowe szuje!
4 CT dya kt6rych
Szczekajq te charity,
To playa P6lski -
ZYdos0shqe be .....!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
PORTRETOWT
II 4 F1O FuSON s JAM WI z +:

0tW0fzyIl W Wln0nle prac0Wnie ma r0gu
ulic 4tej i Maine, ma przeciwkoPoczty .Reda
uczyli sztuki robienia portret6w ma rome
sposoby / przyjmowa6 zam6wienia ma por-
trety wykonane o16wkiem, farba pastelo-
wa Tub W wodnych kolorach. Kopiujemy re
wszelkich obraz6w;% fotogra6j / druk6w.
Prosimy przyjsd DO mas zobaczy6 nasza
robote / pozna6 ceny - zanim potret sobie
'zam0Wlcie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
SZARLATAN Wincentv Sfa,

SZARLATAN Wincenty SfaW-
ski mieszka} tutaj wraz z swoim
fagasem przez pare tygodni u
wdowy Kot]abowej. Teraz PAM ia
wzywa tego w}6czege publicznie,
ably jej zap}aci} "a dwie osoby
boar d, z ostatniego tygodnia swe.
go niej zamieszkania.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
CHRISTIAN HEINTZ, wspof-

CHRISTIAN HEINTZ, wspof-
w}asciciel handful gotowego ubrania
Heintz Bros, jeden z najstar-
szych osadnik6w w naszem mieScie,
umar1 W niedziele rano = Ia wrz6d
W zo}qdku. Zmarly urodzi{ sic W
roku 1880 W Hessen Darmstadt, W
w Niemczech. Do Ameryki przyby1
W roku 1852. Pracowa1 najprz6d W
Chicago i W Milwaukee, a potem
WI. 1856 przybyby} do Winony, i
W sp6}ce re swym bratem Ludwi-
klein za}ozy} handel gotowego ubra-
MIA.
Zw}oki n~ieboszczyka odwi6z1
Zwiazek Druid6w, do kt6rego
zmar}y cd dawna naleza1, do Mil
waukee, tam z wielk2 uroczystoscia
%pogrzeba}.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
OSKAWIONEGO WHARF,

GO Dr.. Misickiego wydali1 biskup
z parafi W Berea, a zarazem, wype-
dzi} go z dyecezyi = "a to, re gor-
szy4 parafia nieobyczaj noScia (con-
ira sextum). Teraz wiemy, W
:jakim celu lewita ten za1ozy} tn W
Winonie Towarzystwo dziewic, pod
nazwa Dzieci Maryi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
R6g 3ciej i Main.

BRACIA Rheinberger Fanny.
slaja przeprowadzic sw6j handel to-
war6w }okciowych do swej wfasnej
kamiennicy PREY Wschodniej 3ciej
ulicy, niedaleko Lafayette.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
GENERAL Coyey bawi} W mi

GENERAL Coxey bawi4w mi
Mona Srode W Winonie i przema-
wia} W Parku centralnym do licznie
zebranego ludu. Potem zaraz wye
cha} do Massilon, Ohio, gdzie ma
domowe ognisko.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
PO POJAWIENIU sic W Wi.

PO POJAWIENIU sic W Wi.
monte wiel. x. Grabowskiego, uro-
s}a otucha W sercach istotnie religijj-
nvch rodak6w naszych. Warchofom,
t. i. wrogom wselkiego porzaadku W
parafi, z poczatku sic nowy pro
boszcz ME podoba}, / CT az diva
mitingi przeciwko MENU urzadzill.
Ale swiat}y ten i rozsadny kapfan
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
r GAS KUPOWACU

STIRNEMANA. - Towar dobrv,
a niesfychanie TAM! = Meska bic
LIMA %bajecznie tanio, byle rprzatnaG!
Meski kaftanik i gacie- loo nt6w,
19ct., 39ct., 49ct., 79ct., i wyzej.
= Po}owa ceny zakupna.
j. ST1RNEMAN.
R6g 3ciej i Main.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
KUPIEC Dan Teodor SikOrski

KUPIEC pan Teodor Slkorskl
twierdzi, re nigdy majatkiem pro-
boszcza Klawitra ME szafowa1,
navel wcale ME staraK sic 0 to, ABLY
60 wybrano kasyerem %parafialnym.
W dniu odnosnych wybor6w navel
ME by} W m%iescie, lecz IA swoich
farmach "a rzeka.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19

jednem kazaniem, powiedzianem v
czeskim kosciele, wymownem j
:jedrnem, tax Il 'kazdy s}uchacz
dobrze go zrozumia{ i s}owa jego
spamieta1 - Cd razu tax sobie ujaf
serca og6}u naszej WARY, re odtaad
screen lgna do niego i pok}adaja W
MIN ufnosc, re zaprowadzi zgode
w parafi i ~szczesliwie nowy koscio{
pobuduje.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19

Obecny nasz proboszcz codo-
piero pobudowaf ~wspania4y kosci6}
W La Sale, ILL.,, vice juz troche sic
INA na tenn, jak W ma tahszy sposob
budowaG swiatynia Pahska, i jak
wewnatrz g urzadzic.
Tymczasem wielebny ks. Ora
bowski mieszka W plebanii czeskiej,
gdyz polska plebania poprzednik
jego, proboszcz warcholski, tax
porozszarpa4, re ksiedzu mieszkac
W niej niepodobna.
Armia warcho}6w rozbita. z
dawniejszej roty 500 ch}opa, po-
zosta}o sic najwyzej stu, al CT sic
juz powell ~nawracaja ma droge
uczciwosci i prawdy.
z LA SALE, ILL.,, pisza lam:
wv czwartek przYby} do mas ks.
Klaviter i powiedziaf nam, re
B1skup ustanoWlf go jake probosz-
cza %naszej polskiej paraii, W miej-
see Ks. Grabowskiego. Zaraz ma
drugi dzieh rozpocze}y sig poufne
narady parafian, czy takiego war
cholskiego, p~roboszcza, tax W
KAToL1KU os}awionego, przyiaG, czy
ME. Wiekszosc jest "a tenn, ably mu
radzic, izby wpierw pokute odpra-
viii "a swietokradztwo pope1nione W
Winonie, to Jest "a obalenie MOVE
go ~jeszcze, polskiego koscio1a. =
Tymczasem wybrano komitet, ably
sic wydowiadywa} 20 mnogich
~paraiach, W kt6rych ks. Klawiter
dotad %grasowa}, czy to prawda
co cd kilku lat gazety @ MIN gfo-
sza."
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-19
WIELEBNY KS. MEL

proboszcz kosciofa niemiecko = ka-
tolickiego W Winonie, wyjechaf W
miniony Czwartek ma 3 miesiace do
Europy.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-08-03
ClOugh Items.

r. Ashton and T.. S. Hall were in
Little Falls on business today.
Corn is total failure in this COM
unity on account of drought.
B. Olin sold his homestead to Ira
Rudolph. Mr.. Rudolph is a promis-
ing young man from Wright county.
Fires are still raging. David Rob-
inson lost about Is tons of hay and
all meadows in the course OF the fire
are damaged to a great extent.
School district No. SO held it's an
nual school meeting and the follow
ing officers were elected: Clerk, A.
Robinson; treasurer, E. S. Hall; di-
rector, John Kenyenich.
The Democrat wants to know if
the county Offices can be run any
cheaper. I don't believe that there
is another party that is foolish
enough to pay officers $4,000 to go
fishing. No wonder our taxes are
SO high and the county yearly runs
$50, 900 behind. 1t is time to stop it.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-08-03
BEAUTIFUL VIRGlNIAS
INDIANAPOLIS, CINCINNATI,

Here are a few facts, which left for
your own consideration and con-
sentative Judgment will bring but
one conclusion: "The Best Line.''
The magnificent trains Of the Big
Four Route leave the new Central
Station, Chicago, daily passing
through La Fayette and Indian
apOlis to Cincinnati, where in the
Central Union Station, direct con
nectiOns are made with all trains OF
the Chesapeake & Ohio, Queen & Jres-
cent Route, Louisville & Nashville
Railway and B. & 0. S. w. Railway
extending in every direction south
and southeast, a feature enjoyed by
no other line. From Indianapolis
Through Palace Sleeping Cars run
daily to Washington, D. c., via
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway, through
the picturesque and historic Virgin
las. whose beautiful mountains scenery
make the trip 50 Intensely interesting
that only one regret is pOssible-the
trip is SO short.
Are you going to any point in Vir-
gln1a? Are you going to. Washing
ton? This is your route.
When you purchase your ticket,
see that it reads via Big -Four and
chesapeake & Ohio Railways.
E. 0. MCCORMICK, D. B. MARTIN,
Passenger Trafllc Manager. Gen'l Pass. & Kt. ACT.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-08-03
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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-08-03
A Wedding Tour ON Wheels.

j. P. Thaemer, Of Royalton, was
in the city Wednesday and took out a
marriage license, the other party be-
ing Miss Grace M. Ensign of the
same place. They were married
that evening and the next morn
ing left ON bicycles for Racine,
Wis.,, where they will visit for a
time. II the roads are found to be
in good condition they will proceed
to Chicago.
Last week a story was told by
Mr.. Heath to the Minneapolis
Journal reporter, about this same
novel wedding tour, but Mr.
Thraemer seems to think that Mr.
Heath stretched it a little in order
to advertise his business.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-08-03

Messrs. William and Albert Mielke,
of Culdrum, We're in the city yester-
day making purchases and preparing
tostart outwith their threshing rig.
The boys bought a complete steam
threshing outfit this summer and
will commence operations in their
own town next week. The wheat
crop along Swan River, they say, is
very light.
The Peoples Press is the name of a
newspaper just established at Long
Prairie, and it is published by the
Peoble's Party Printing Company of
Todd county. G.. E. NJ. Brown, of
Staples, is one of the directors
of the company. 1T will
be published in the interests
of the Populist party. J. H. Lackey
is editor, and we understand that F.
B. Simmons has charge of the me-
chanical department.
At a meeting of about a dozen
former Democrats in the town of Lit
tie Falls a few days ago, one of those
present asked something about the
holding of the Democra tic caucus,
and investigation developed that the
gentleman who made the inquiry
about the caucus was the only one
who remained faithful to the party of
broken promises. Whether it was
disgust at the local or national mis-
rule that caused the stampede we
have not learned; but either was SUI
ficient cause.
Rich Prairie is the backbone of the
Democratic party in Morrison
county, and the 240 Democratic ma
jOrity there can be relied upon, for
the whole ticket in the town of
Pierz has, at one time or another,
saved from defeat every officer in the
court house. No Democrat from
Rich Prairie, however, is ever given
a place on the county ticket. 1t
was, therefore, a mighty sarcastic
act by which one OF the citizens of
that locality, Mic. Meyers, Sr., was
given the job OF court house janitOr,
and allowed to clean the spittoons.
sweep the floors, and look after the
comfort of the gang that runs the
county in debt at the rate of $14 600
a. year. Rich Prairie should feel
honored by such recognition, and
most influential citizens gets 1888 a
month, which is quite a cut from
the former salary, and was doubt
less to impress on Rich Prairie that
economy is necessary in county af-
fairs
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-08-03
Peoples Party Meeting.

There were about forty present at
the Peoples party meeting held at
the city hall Tuesday evening. The
meeting was called to order by g..
w. Collins, chairman, and in so do
ing he made Il few remarks giving his
reasons for leaving the Democratic
party and joining the new party.
He had been studying the matter
for some time and when the Sher-
man silver bill was repealed he lost
all hopes OF the Democrats doing
any thing to better the condition of
affairs and left that party to Join
the Peoples party. He is in favor
of free coinage Of silver. Mr.. Collins
stated that the object of the meeting
was to read over the party's plat
form and make arrangements fer
organizing u Peoples party club in
every town in the county. He had
lett his copy of the Minpesota plat
form at home. but G. D. Boom read
the South Dakota platform which
is very much the same.
Chas. Whiting, Il farmer living on
the West side, was called upon and
he made few remarks in favor OF
the Peoples party.
MIR. Boom then made quite a
lengthy speech in which he touched
on the tariff. He said one party
wanted to build a Chinese wall
around this country while the other
wished to tear it down and have a
tariff for revenue only. When they
got down to that they found that
it would be almost as high as the
Mckinley tariff and then they had
stolen Peoples party thunder and
tackled the income tax clause onto
their bill. He believes in the coinage
OF silver at the ratio OF sixteen to
one. Mr.. Boom thought the people
could not receive redress through
either of the old parties and that il
they thought SO and believed in the
pla torn of the Peoples Party they
should become members of it.
All who desired to become mem.
bers of the Peoples party club were
then called upon to go forward and
signify their Willingness to do So
The committee also had a meeting
to discuss matters Of Importance to
the Peoples party.
From the remarks OF all the speak
ers fusion with either party seemed
to be very far from their thoughts.
At Il meeting of those who were
in sympathy with the Peoples party
they decided to put Il county ticket
in the field. The leaders here are
against fusion with any other party.
The convention will be called soon
and they seem to he in favor of an
early one.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-08-03

Some of the people on the West
side complain, and it would seem
that they do 50 with reason, that
the old Little Falls Manufacturing
company's building, as it now
stands, is a nuisance. Doors have
been broken in, windows knocked
out. and it is the nightly abode OF
tramps. There is lots of inflammable
material around there and the Oc-
cupants Of the adjoining buildings
fear that it will be set on fire. They
either want it boarded up, removed
or watched.