davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08

Ma oznaczony czas ojjciec
przyby} Z dzieckiem do kos
cio}a - akurat ludzie wycho-
dzili nieszpor6w = oglada
sic, czy ME ma zaproszonego
kumotra Pietkiewicza - ale
daremnie, ojciec chrzestny
ME przyby}. Poprosi} vice
rodzic miejscowego organiste
p. Wincentego Izosihskiego, i
ten zastapi} miejsce Pietkie-
wicza, poda} dziecie do chrztu.
P6zniej dowiedzia}em sic, re
Pietkiewicz, ME chcac narazac
sobie swoich braci zwiazko-
wych, uda} sic po rade do
cenzora I. N. ?. P. Teodora
M. Helihskiego. Ma CO otrzy-
mai TAXA odpowiedz: = Idz,
Adamie, do prezesa grupy
Postep, Antoniego Grabar-
kiewicza; MECH zwo}a mass
hitting = sprawe kumoter-
stwa podda pod debaty. Co
cz}onkowie postanoWla, do
tego sic zast6sowac. -
A wiec to grupa zwiazkowa
ME pozwoli}a Pietkiewiczowi
kumotrowaG niezwiazkowemu.
TAX, Bracia Rodacy, kto
nie nalezy do instytucyi L. N.
P, ten chotby sic topi} :
zwiazkowiec by go ME ratio
wal.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08
DrObne Ecila.

DULUTH.-Naez kaczmarz
Helihski ka&e sic teraz swoim
zwiazkowcom tytu1owaG: panic
Cenzor. Kro mu tylko m6wi
panic Helihski-tego beszta.
- Okropny zast6j panuie tn
we wszystkich interesach.
NEW YORK. - Matka
Niklihska ooje}a zarzad kuchni
W kawiarni i restauracji p. L.
Romanowskiego (przedtemNie-
mojjowskiego) a 2nakomicie
przez ,,matke'' przygotowane
potrawy sciagajq mn6stwo
amotor6w dobrej kuchni.
z OMAHA przestano nam
dfuga korespondencya, podpi-
sana przez 20 cz}onk6w
polskiei parafi. Gdybysmy
ia umiescili, :wystawilibysmy
podpisanych IA publiczne po-
smiewisko-tyle tam g}upstw
/ halucznacy1. Pomiedzy inne.
mi zarzucaja warholy vie.
1ebnemu ks. Jakimowiczowi,
De podczas trzechletniego swego
proboszczowania niby oszukaf
ich kase koSc1elna o przesz}o
IA tvsiecy dolar6w, z kt6rej
to sunny, ich zdaniem, conaj.
mniej 8 tysi7cv wYdal ma
kuzynke. - Podobnie widaG
pog}upieli, ]ak W Winonie.
Tutaj tel parafalni wichrzY-
ciele, nastrojeni przez ,,pie.
knego doktorka zarzucali
wielebnemu ks. Domagalskiemu
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08

przeniewierzeuie koscielnych
p'eniedzy, |ubo kaplan ten
pien;edzy kos;ie|nych nigdy u
siebie uie pr2etrzyn,ywal. Po
tenn zar<ucanu to s9mo para
halnesnu sekretarzowi, chociaS
ten. isk te& sic p6zuiej wyka-
2a}o, jaknajsumienniaj rachunki
pro wad2i} i rzetelnie ws2ystkie
parafalne pieniadze "a kwitami
kasyerowi parafa1nemu odda
wal. Warhoty nawet gtosn"
krzycZaly, ze wydawca KATo-
LEKA 700 dolarow parafa!nych
piepiedzy dosta} W prezenci>:
"a to wssYstko bylo niepraw-
da; wydawca KAToL1KA wspie-.
rat kosciol, jak tylko mog5,
ale zadnVch daro wizn cd niego
ME odbiera1, AMI nigdy sic ME
domagal.
Jak malo podpisani W fakta,
podane W korespondencyl
Omaha. sami wierza. swiadczy
o tenn ia okolicznosG, Re dw6ch
z pomiedzy Mich juz mas wez.
walo, abYsmy ich podpisY
wykreslili.
A reczymy, 2e gdyby "a
rok w kosciele polskim W
Omaha odczytano rzeczone
oszczerstwa z ambonY, kazdy
poe nich podpisany re wstydem
wypieralbY sic swoiego,
przyc2ynienia de- ich fabrykar~
cyl.
DIVA CIEKAW WE artykulik
xnujdujjs sic na zakrytych
s::'onlca;h niniejszego numeru
- O s}awnei polskiej osadZie
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08
Spadek ku.iaWSki.

w sprawie g}osnego spadku
po kujawskim milionerze
Kautzu odbieramy nastepujaca
ciekaWa korespondencya:
Saginaw, W Stanie Michigan,
80 Stycznia "a r.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Z natezona uwaga przeczy-
ta}em artyku} W KAToL1KU pod
tytu}em }, Milionowy spadek'
w numerze AZ 25 Stycz1ia b.
Ku mojemu wielkiemu zdzi-
wieniu wymiarkowa}em, re
tym bliskim krewnyrn ME
boszczyka Hieronima Kautza,
zamieszka}ym W Aneryce, ME
moze bye kto inny, jak tylko
ia nizej podpisany, gdyz moja
pierwsza iona Maryanna We
so}owska, Z domu Kluczkow-
ska, by}a c6rka Agnieszki
Switalskiej, rodzonej siostry
Konstancyi Switalskiej, matki
Hieronima Kautza w1aSciwie
Jana Switalskiego.
Ze Jan Switalski urodzi} sic
W Kobelnicy szlacheckiej / ze
by} ochrzcony w katolickim
kosciele parahalnym W Che}-
micach, prawda jest - ale by
Konstancya Switalska mia}a
bye p6zniej L Lewandowska, to
nlepraWda, gdyz ona Wcale ME
wychodzi}a "a maz, a wiec do
smierci swej (kt6ra nastapi}a
pred II laty) zawsze pozosta-
wa}a Konstancya Switalska.
Ze zaS Hieronirn Kautz by}
jej synem, to go mia}a ME
prawego }oza Z Janem Bogu-
mi}em Kautzem, ktory Was
ME z tego wzgledu go
adoptowa}.
Bardzo bym prosi} Szanow-
na Redakcyaa KAToL1KA O
wydrukowanie powyzszego
wyjasnienia, a take upraszam
gazety polskie W Europe, ably
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08

w katolickim swiecie od-
prawia}y sic dotad 40 g Cd zin-
ne N a b oze 1stwa ma
cz95G Przenajsw. Sakramentu;
x. Barzyhski wprowadza SO
g O d 4 i n n e n a b OF e II
W o i..... Z policyantami.
Czy X. B. zdo}a poprzec te
swoja innowacya jakim dekre-
tenn, bullq, reskryptem etc.
Koscio}a katolickiego : ME
wiemy. Ufamy wszakze, re
x. w. B., kt6ry daleko
gorszych termin6w sic wy
kreci}, potraf wywinaG sic /
teraz, my konstatujemy fakt
]ako osobZlWoSc, by prostacz-
kowie pobozni zgorszenia Z
tego ME brali.
Pewien biskup kt6ry ma
uroczystym obiedzie w Semi
naryum W Baltimore, wstrzy-
mujac niby zapa} kleryk6w
przyklaskujacych jego movie,
powiedzia}: bo y S d @ Mt
m a k e such a noise, for
it m a kes m e til in k |
a m a m O n g th e P oils h
W d, zdaniem ;, w i o.
jest wszelkiej czci godnym.
Nam sic zdaje, ze ci lizi}apy /
swiecibaki Cd gazet zmar-
twychwstahc6w tax nizko mo-
ralnie upadli, ze gdyby i'm
nawet ~lada Szewc w twarz
pluna}, to by sic tylko obi
zali.
lie mojzeszowi Polacy i
Polaczkowie zzydziali czyli
n a o d W c y przyk}adaja sic
do piracy organizacyjnej pol
skiej, wymownym przyk}adem
Jest New York. Kolonia ia
pierwsza, najstarsza / W pojeciu
liberalnem najintelligentniej-
sza. Tam same doktory /
rabiny jak: Gruenbergi, Sle-
szyhscy etc. tam polskiNabob,
p. erzmanowski, kt6rego
publiczna ofiarnosG gazety
obu p6}kuli opiewaja,-i COZ
dotad zdzia}ali? Me maja ami
koscio}a, ami plebanii, ami
szk6}ki polskiej! Zdajje sic,
gdyby pies ogonem machna},
to by ca}a. ich patryotyczna
prace zgarna}. A wy
pytacie, czemu beben g}osny?!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08
NASI AGENCI.

Nasz podr6zujacy agent P.
Wawrzyniec Rado:nski bedzie W
tych dniach W INDEPESDENoE,
Wis. = Ztamt2d pojedzie do Ste
venspoint.
@ Nasz podr6zujacy agent p.
Micha}owski wybiera sig na kolekte
do CHICAGO.
" Nasz sekretarz redakcyjny
Franciszek Langowski objezdza
obecnie W interesie naszej gazety
polskie osady na p61noc miasta St.
Paul.
Wolno mu kolektowac wszelkie
pieniadze ola nasze.j drukarnl
gazety.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08
RIO DE JANE1RO.

KIO DE JHNEIKO. =
Powstahcy brazyliscy zdobyli
miasto Nicotheroy, po}ozone
mad zatoMs naprzeciw stolicy.
Moga z >tamtad ostrzeliwa6
po}ozony IA drugiej stronie
fort Santa Cruz, u wejscia
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08
TELEGRAMY.

LONDYN. - Depesza Z
Brazylii donosi, re berlihski
Rothschild pieniedzmi popiera
powstahcow brazylijskich, a
szczeg6lnie admira}a de Ca
ma.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08
~ H;! Hs4E:! ::;:ss' r. xs:s fl;sss; zs4Nsg II
AA SUE 3z:z K L k> A

CHICAGO. = Ia przyczy-
na naszego pocztmistrza beda
zmienione ulice naszego mia
sta, majace r6wno brzn1iace
nazwiska, lubo ME So teni
samemi ulicami. Omy}zi bez
liku powstaja BOWEN w ko-
munikacyi przez to, ze many
ulice Dearborn avenuei Dear
born Street - Michigan ave.
i Michigan Str.-jedne ulice
49ta W dawniejszym Hyde
parku, a druga ma stronie
zachoaniej = cztery ullce Ma
pie Street, dwic Maple ave.,
dziewieG Park avenues / t. P.
= Zmiana ma lepsze tutaj
koniecznie potr*ebna.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08

to powt6rzy}y, by ma mnie,
jake legalnego spadkobierce
po nieboszczyku Kautzie zwr6-
ciG uwage wladz sadowych W
w. KS. Poznahskiem -~ t.. d.
1T. d.
4 uszanOwaniem
M h al w e S o}oW S ki
care Of Ber. Alex L1pihski
6o3 Amnesty Str.
Saginaw, Mich.
North America.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08
RIO DE IANEIRO.-

RIO DE JANEIRO.-
mira} okret6w amerykahskich,
krazqcych przy sto!icy brazy-
liskiej, popiera W podobny
spos6b partya rzadowa, jak to
mia}o miejsce podczas wojny
chilijskiejj. I okrety niemieckie
pod Rio de Janeiro wrogo
wystepuja przeciw powstad-
com.
PETERSBURG.-Car ro-
syjski niebezpiecznie chory.
RZYM. = Car moskiewski
przyrzek} Ojcu sw., ze ma
przysz}ost ustanie przeslado-
wanie WARY katolickiej W ce-
sarstwie rosyjskiem. -Ojciec
swiety wyst6sowa} encyklike
do Polak6w. = Historyczna
bohaterke francuska Jeanne
Arc poleci}a Kongregacya
obrzadk6w koScielnych, "a
przyzwoleniem Papieza, czci
wiernych.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08

cy, to tax jak "a Zelazna bramaa
W Warszawie - wieczny jar
mark = sejmy, odpusty fairy,
a zawsze pijatyka!
w nowo-rocznem wydaniu
Dniewnika IL Chicago, W
posr6d perez poezyi proza i
syierszem, posr6d uczonych
traktat6w flozohcznych, .eko-
nomicznych socyalnych,
rosrod proroctw, Wrozh 4
kaba1y, spotykamy sic takze
pr6bka pasterskiego listu a
Ia sw. Pawe} do Phillipens6w,
wystosowanego do paraf1an
sw. Jana Kantego w Chicago,
przez X. w. B., kt6ry..
zreszta jest znany jako lubia-
cy grzebac W cudzym garn-
ku.
CudotW6rca Manitowocki
ME radzi podobno dawat ska
dek ma pavilion polsko-ame-
rvkahski we Lwowie = DO
Galicyanie to nar6d niedobry!
w ,dawnych latach moze by}-
by ten g}os CO i znaczy}, lecz
teraz, Cd czasu, kiedy Cudo-
, tw6rca nawet ma}egoKarchuta
I ME potrah} obr6cic ami W mysz,
.:ni kanieh polskie ch}opy
I sadza, re juz go }ada stare
krajski owczarz ,,zbytuje'.
i Dz1ENN1K CH1cAGosKI po.
l dajac wiadomos6'o odprawla'
J jacem sic 4ogodz. Naboz. W
4 parafi sw. J6zefata wChicago,
! wyliczajac spora dczb@
kap}an6w obecnych, takln
t dwuznacznikiem kohczy: ,,lge
dnia W niedziele wypowledzla
{ piekne kazanie Wiel. ks. B.
!. Zniejewski, (patrz Mr.. 10.
: 0 innych milczy; ze wzgledl
!; : ze X. B. I. by} jenym z"naj
/, rn}odszych wiekiem, nauka,
!. powo}aniem W tenn gronie,
SWAT po "a Chicagoski sadzi
. ze albo zaden obecnycl
> kap}an6w pieknego kazanis
!, u ME powiedzia}, albo zeDN1Ew
NIX naiwnie chcial zaakcento
wac znane przys}owie::, Kazdy
zyd sw6j towar chwali. .
81.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08
Ogniki i Is XII.
a la Nagiel,

w Chicago W pewnej okoli-
cy, to akjak "a Zelazna Drama
W Warszawie - wieczny jar
mark sejmy, odpusty fairy,
a zawsze pijatyka!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08

do zatoki. = Admiral deGama
ma W zatoce pod Rio de
Janeiro osrn statk6w torpe-
dowych do swojej dispozycyi.
Powstahcy dobrze zaopatrzeni
So w zywnosG.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08

PARYZ. = Ministeryum
marynarki odebra}o Afryki
cd genera1aDodds wiadomosc,
re kr6l Behanzin sic podda} i
ze odes}any bedzie do Sene-
galu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08

RODZINE przybysz6w eu-
ropejjskich, jadaca krytytn
wozem fur1nanskim do Texas,
napad} pod Clarendon, W
Stanie Arkansas, cyklon. D}u-
go musieli sta6 wpustyni sr6d
okropnego mrozu, i wskutek
tego, gdy ich przypadkiem
znaleziono, dwoje dzieci, "A
letni ch]opiec ima}a dziewczyn-
ka, juz by}o zmar}ych, a ro-
dice tax zmrozeni, ze Z le-
dwoscia zostana przy zyciu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08

::,,,.:,l>l la V. ApY zb6j >ckie bywaja
1iaWet>,W i cywilizozvanej okolicy
Minnesoty. Niedawno, rama, j,
wpad} jakis drab do biura
stacyi kolejowej Newport, po-
miedzy Hastings a SaintPaul,
wymierzy} revolver W te-
legrahste i zmusi} go do
wydania pieniedzy ST., z}otego
zegarka Z }ahcuszkiem, tudziez
rewolweru. Coraz gorzej!
MA WSCHODZIE by}y ma
poczatku minionego tygodnia
okropne zawieje sniezne. Wiele
cd tego ucierpia}a mianowicie
okolica miasta Boston.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-02-02
THEY WON'T BITE.

All the Suckers Come From Some
Other Locality.
An incident happened yesterday that
showed coDclusively that Phoenix has
an intelligent lot OF business men.
As the street fakir with his panacea
for every i'll mankind is heir to was
laboring with the crowd, trying to
amuse them with stale jokes and once
comic songs, friend of the vendor was
asked by bystander why the business
men of the city do not patronize their
tape worm remedy. 'No one buys
medicine unless he ia sick, and then
they will take anything. 1 never saw a
healthier lot of men than the merchants
and tradesmen of Phoenix" Then he
added, II understand they nearly all
board at the Nickel Plate and not a
man who eats there has yet bought a
package of medicine. The food they
eat is of the best"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-02-02
QUICK CURE OF DEAFNESS
And Ringing Noises in the Head
and Ears.
An Avalanche OF Testimony From
Those Healed by DR.. MacLen-
mans New Process.

Deafness is one of the most common,
and at the same time most annoying, oil
the many organic troubles of mankind.
Its twin ailment is even more ANNOYING
for those suffering from deafness are
usually tormented with all SORTS OF
noises in their head. If the ear drum
is not perforated and the auricle tissues
of the middle ear not destroyed By DIS
ease, these troubles can be removed and
the hearing restored.
The success of DR.. MacLennen. who
is now in Phoenix at the Vendome. sl9
West Washington street, in treating
deafness has been so wonderful and
widespread that his reputation for this
one branch of the profession is establish
ed through the entire land. In this line
alone he could rest on his we'll earned
laurels. 1t is impossible to give other
than minority of the cases cured by
him. Read and be convinced:
Mr.. H. Cook, 319 Sherman street. San
Antonio, cured of deafness in the LETT
ear.
SAN JOSE, Sept. %, 1889.
EDITOR MERCURY Il am glad to see
DR.. MacLennan back again to San Jose.
Wnen ne was mere nve years ago went
to see him for my hearing. 1t was on a
Saturday, and he was very busy; his
offices were crowded; but he examined
my ears and made an appointment for
the following morning, which fulfilled.
He treated my ears and my hearing was
Immediately restored. 1 went to church
from his Office and heard every word of
the sermon. From that on to the pres
ent time my hearing has remained per-
feet. l am now treating with the doc
tor for sciatica, from which have suf-
fered for long time, Notwithstanding
many efforts to cure it in the popular
way, but without relief. In fact, was
told there was no cure for it. DR.. Mac
Lehman gave me instant relief, and 1
count on permanent cure. I am an
old resident here, residing at the Five
Mile House, on the Almaden road,
where can be referred to.
JOHN MAyNF
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-02-02

J. A. May, the leading auctionser.
will sell Saturday, February 8, at 10 sc
a. M, at the Commercial hotel store
room, oil paintings, steel engravings
cactus ware and novelties to the high.
est cash bidder.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-02-02
Yesterday in District Court,

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday by Judge Sloan: ]. McNulty
VS.. W. Y. Casey, dismissed for want Of
prosecution.
R. D. Holmes VS.. H. Greenhaw, dis.
missed at cost of plaintiff.
Rand, McNally & Co. vs., J. W. Evans
ct al, dismissed without prejudice.
G, W. Hoadley vs.. j DeBarth Shorb,
tried and unlimited.
Tempe Land & improvement Co. VS..
W. A. and P. P. Daggs, demurrer over.
ruled and case set for trial Feb. 6,
A. G. Merrimsn VS.. M. W. Kales, tried
and submitted.
Court then adjourned to Friday morn.
ing.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-02-02
A DARE DEVIL.
Evans Plays With the Fresno
Officers.
Works in the Mines and Visits Public
Places Under the Very Nose
of the Sheriff.
By the Associated Press.

FRESNO, CAL, Feb. 1.-The Exposition
published story this evening giving
the movements of Evans and Morrell
from January % to January 20, in
elusive. On Thursday of last week
they worked all day in J. N. Albin's
mine in Sampson Flat and were paid
that evening by Mr.. Albin for their
days services. They are also said to
have visited the school in Sampson
Flat day or SO later and played with
the little pupils. There is no quest ion
as to the authenticity of the re port.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-02-02
Frank Whitaker'S Cure,

Mr.. EDITOR Il desire to give public
expression Of gratitude through the col
amns of your paper to DR.. MACEDONIAN
for his cure of me. Five years ago
resided in San Jose. went to DIR. Mac
Lehman about my hearing. He treated
me for one week and made a complete
cure of my case. have had no trouble
whatever with them since. My best
friends here have gone to him within
the last few weeks, and they have re.
turned home in ten days all healed. ]
reside at Los Gatos, where | can he re.
ferred to. F. WHITAKER.
| G. E. Lake, San Jose, California-Deat
from childhood and cured by DIR. Mac
Lehman.
B. W. Bugbey, Sacramento, Califor-
nia-Cured OF deafness by DR.. MscLen-
nan.
Isaac Brown, Sacramento, California
Cured Of deafness by DR.. MacLennan.
Mr.. E. A. Woodruff. perintendent
of the light house at Fort Candy, W.
T., recovered bot his health and hear
ing under treatment with DR., Mac
Lehman.
Mrs. H. O'Day, 429 Ninth street.
Portland-Cured of five years deafness
by DIR. MacLsnnan.
Joseph Helney, OF Powell's Valley,
Oregon-Cured of deafness by DR.. Mac
Lehman.
James Coburn-Cured of five years
deafness by DR.. MacLennan.
Mrs. George A. DAVIS, of Iowa-Cured
OF five years deafness by DR.. MacLen-
nan.
James Phelan. East Portland-In-
stantly cured of deafness by DR.. Mac
Lehman.
T. J. FIetches, Forest Grove, Oregon
Cured OF deafness by DR.. MacLennan.
Miss Mary Clendenning. olumbia,
W. T.-Deaf from childhood and cured
by DR.. MacLennan.
Thomas Hogan, Jefferson, Marion
county-Cured of partial deafness by
DR.. MacLennan.
William Gates, Henlsdale, Multno.
nah county-Cured of roaring noises
and deafness by DR.. MacLennan.
Chas. d. Egan, POL Stark street, Port
land-Dsaf from childhood and cured
instantly by DR.. MacLennan.
Chas. Bishop, 2O7 Third street, Port
land-Healed quickly of thirty years.
deafness by DR.. MACEDONIAN.
Fred Stuck, the tin roofer stopping
at the Colum bia hotel-Deaf from child
hood, cured by DR.. MacLennan.
James Carlton Phillips, on the
steamer Alaskan-cured of deafness
which occurred seventeen years ago, by
DIR. MacLennan.
James Mcdonald. Drain, Douglass
county, Oregon-cured in one treatment
OF thirty years deafness by DIR. Mac
Lehman.
G. loyal, living at 42l First street.
Portland-Instantly cured of deafness
and roaring noises in the head by DR..
MacLennan.
Tabino RUNS, the fruit man at SO5
First street, Portlsnd-cured instantly
of deafness by DR.. MacLennan.
Mr.. Holman Kepler, Seventh street,
between B and G streets, Portland
cured Of deafness in few minutes bv
DR.. MacLennan.
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Will sacrifice an elegant uprigh
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care THE REPUBLICAN,.
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refuse through some Republican
paper of this county any such nomin-
alton.
w. w. p. Mcconnell moved that the
convention proceed to the nomination
of a candidate for senator, and this
was carried.
The chair appointed A. M. Clements,
j. N. Day and Robt. Little as tellers.
9. @. Spaulding urged harmony up
on the party, and presented the name
OF Hon. Geo. Z. Barr to succeed him.
self. He spoke of his actions in the
senate during his term. He did not
know that Mr.. Barr had even deceived
anybody in any way. Mr.. Barr is
strong man, and it is necessary to put
up a man who can be elected. 1t is
patent to all present that Mr.. Barr is
the strongest man that we can nomi-
nate.
J. E. Hall presented the name of
Mayor Ed. Weaver, as the friend of
the common people. 1t is admitted
that Mr.. Barr is a good man, and he
has record to be proud of. Mr..
Viewers individuality represents all
that is honorable and he is friend
of the people. He has proved
one Of the most COURAGEOUS and best
mayors the city has ever had. Last
spring when there was no money in
the city treasury to pay the laboring
men he advanced the money to the
the city out of his own pocket. In all
respects he is the peer of any man in
Blue Earth county. He has demon
strated his vote getting qualities in
the city. He is temperance man, a
total abstainer, and clean man in
every respect. Mr.. Viewers opposi-
tion to certain interest in the city
has brought down upon his head hos
Utility. If Mr.. Weaver is not nOminat-
ed he will support the entire Republi-
can ticket. 1t is good politics to
nominate a man who can swing a
large vote. | wish [ had the elo-
Quence of a Webster to pay a fitting
tributs to the character of Ed.
Weaver. If nominated he would
prove power on the ticket beyond
your most ardent expectations.
ThOS. Hughes seconded Mr.. Bars
nomination, referring to the great
victory which he won four years ago
against the avalanche of fusion. Then
Mr.. Barr was the only man who de-
feated the avalanche. There is only
one man who can set more votes in
the city than Mr.. Weaver, and that
man is Geo. T. Barr. He is also
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strong in the country. He is a friend
of the poor man, and is always found
true to his county. His record is
blameleSS, and his future is assured.
Cal. Smith seconded Mr.. Viewers
nomination, as did also Evan Hughes.
MIR. BARR NOMINATED.
The ballot resulted as follows:
Geo. t. Barr, 90!.
Edgar Weaver, Al.
Gilbert Gutterson, l.
j. e. Hall arose and said that in the
words of his illustrious friend, Thos.
and we are him." On his motion, Mr..
nous.
J. E. Peterson named Gilbert Gut
terSOn, of Butternut Valley, for rep
resentative, referring to his record in
the last legislature as being one to be
proud of. Two years ago he proved
the strongest candidate for repre-
sentative on the Republican ticket.
This nomination was seconded.
G. M. Green presented the name of
David Cross, of AmbOy. He spoke OF
the responsibility of the convention to
put the best men forward. Mr.. Cross
has been Republican all his life, and
is a strictly tirSt-claSs man.
j. A. Howieson seconded the nomi-
nation, referring to his record as an
old soldier. He is a man OF his word,
and if sent to the legislature will dc
his duty and will do what he can for
Blue Earth county.
A. L. Cummins presented the name
of Nels Nyquist, of LeRay, referring
to his past life as honorable, and a
true Republican.
A delegate named John Laurisch
of Danville, man whom we all know,
and one whose record is good that not
much need be said of him.
G. G. Spaulding seconded the nOmi
nation, saying that he was beaten two
years ago, but that it was nothing
against him to be beaten two years, as
combination of circumstances
against him. He is an honest and
true man, and the convention coulC
not do better than nominate him.
H. L. Schmitt named Nicholas
Juliar, of Decoria, as being one Of the
best known, and well to do men in the
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means at their command to secure the
election of the Hon. w. d. Waskburn
to fill his seat in the United Stated
senate the succeeding term.
Mr.. Schmitt spoke in favor of the
resolution, referring to what Senator
Washburn has done for Blue Earth
county, and said that the county
could not afford to have him defeated.
The resolution was adopted unani-
mOusly.
Evan Hughes offered the following
resolutions, which was unanimously
and heartily adopted:
. WHEREAS, 1t is of the utmost i'm
portance to the speedy recovery of
BUSINESS prosperity of the people of
this country that the Republican
party shall prevail at the coming
election. And
WHEREAS, In the past other and
weaker parties have craftily endorsed
a part of the Republican nominees
which has resulted in the nominees
so endorsed to fail to work for the
party and for the nominees of the Re-
publicans with all their zeal and en-
ergy.
BE 1t Resolved, By this convention,
that the county committee are here
by authorized and instructed to re-
move from the Republican ticket any
nominee of this convention who shall
accept any nomination by any other
party or who shall neglect to openly