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Iron County register., 1899-11-30


PENNINGTON gets the new Insane
Asylum. The site selected by the
Commission is midway between Farm
iugton and DeLassus on tract of 500
acres of land donated to the State.
Two hundred acres of this land is in
cultivation and one hundred heavily
timbered. In addition to giving this
land the State is given $4,000 in cash.
Iu our opinion the Commission has
made wise selection, one that will
reflect credit to them for several gen.
eratious to eome.-Vdn Buren, Local.
The Locals Information is not reli-
able. After using the $4,000 bonus,
the State pays for the site at Farming
ton $4,000. A far more advantageous
and more desirable location was offer
ed by Arcadia Valley at a cost to the
State of $4,000.
Iron County register., 1899-11-30

THE fruit experimental station has
been located at Mountain Grove in
Wright county, and insane asylum No.
4 at Pennington. st. Francois county.
We believe the commissions which had
the locating of these institutions acted
for the best interests of the majority,
so we are satisfied and have no kick
Piedmont Banner.
Is that so, Bro. Holmes? Perhaps,
then, you can explain to us why the
insane asylum commission was justified
in paying $4,000 more for the site at
Pennington than better site would
have cost in Arcadia Valley.
Iron County register., 1899-11-30

We have it from a reliable source
that the location selected for the in
sane asylum is wholly inapplicable to
the needs of such an institution.
There is absolutely no question but
that the sites offered here and in Fred
ericktown are far superior to that
chosen at Pennington. Wby,then. was
the institution located at Pennington?
1t LOOKS to us like a clear case of
ssbuncOn
Iron County register., 1899-11-30

On last Saturday the Asylum Com
mIssioners, in session in St. Louis, Sc
lected Pennington as the site for the
new Insane Asylum. The site selected
is about midway between Pennington
and DeLassus and is a poor location,
being poor land and of of the railroad.
Our city made an honest, but unsuc-
cessful fight and offered the best loca-
tion. We congratulate Pennington,
the Governor and the railroad compa-
ny on their success. We were .'up
against" s'fixed deck" and a promi-
nent attorney was dealing. -Freder-
icktOtCn Merit
Iron County register., 1899-11-30

THE following resolution was passed
by the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union:
I'VE deeply deplore the attitude
taken by our nation with respect to
the Philippine Islands, and since gov
ernments can derive their just powers
only from the consent of the governed,
we protest against the policy which
would compel foreign people to sub
NIT to the rule of the United States.
and against the war through which
the administration is striving to force
its policy.n
Iron County register., 1899-11-30

THERE isn't more patriotic citizen
and loyal Democrat in the State of
Missouri than Mr.. w. V. Byars of St.
Louis. In a recent address on ''Im-
perialIsm" Mr.. Byars said:
This is not in the dark ages but
in the nineteenth century-the same
century in which we are asked to
adopt instead of our own system of
equal and free citizenship the colonial
system which in India, under English
Toryism. has slain not its myriads but
its millions by the bayOnet and the
dungeon, accompanied and compile
nented by plague and famine as incl
dents of ofimperialistic political economy!
ssBut as civilization depends on the
right of every man to be free in his
own home; as without the local self
government and individual liberty for
which Washington starved at Valley
Forge and tr1umphed at Yorktown,
there can be no evolution and no hope
for higher civilization, it seems to me
to be the urgent duty of every AmerI-
can TO say with all his moral and in
tellectual force what Webster Clay
and Calhoun joined in saying when
such an attempt was being made
against the Spanish-American Repub-
lie as is now being made against the
Transvaal Republic, the Orange Free
State, Porto Rico, Cuba, Hawaii and
the Philippines. II the Americanism
of 1776 was right then, it is right now.
To abandon a mission is to be ready
for a fall'-and not only ready for it.
but, in our case, to be precipitated to
it headlong. II we are ourselves
worthy of independence, of local self
government, of individual liberty, we
must demand tive must enforce it
at whatever cost-for every people on
earth, if any chance of peace or war.
any design of Providence or malice of
the devil has made US responsible for
their political condition in the present
or the future"
Iron County register., 1899-11-30

The action of the commission in To-
eating the Southeast Missouri Insane
Asylum at Pennington, several miles
from any railroad in the heart of the
lead region, is subject to severe criti-
cism, and is certainly devoid of that
sound common sense that should gov
ern such bodies. 1t smacks of pre-
arranged program that was all cooked
and primed from the beginning
Bloomfield TindicdtOr.
Iron County register., 1899-11-30

To His Excellency, Gov. Stephens:
Are you going to ignore the charge
that the location of the insane asylum
at Pennington was unfair, unjust and
in violation of the spirit and letter of
the law creating that institution?
Iron County register., 1899-11-30

JASPER BURKs of St. Francois coun-
ty, we hear, will be in the race for
Congress next year. 1t is very doubt
full whether Jasper can carry single
township in the district.
Iron County register., 1899-11-30

IT is said that Ben Russell, sergeant
alarms of the House of Congress for
four years past, will be turned down
next week. and the position given to
an eastern man.
Iron County register., 1899-11-30

THE Pennington Times refers to the
members of the insane asylum COM
mission as commission OF dislnter-
ested gentlemen" That is the finest
bit of sarcasm we've read in many days.
Iron County register., 1899-11-30

THE people who gave that Washing
ton house to Dewey are angry because
he transferred it to his wife. The
Admiral lacked his usual good judg-
ment in accepting the property; as for
those who self-seekingly gave to one
already fully provided for-they're not
worth considering.
Iron County register., 1899-11-30

CONGRESSMAN DEARMOND, who will
probably be chosen as the minority
leader in Crongress, and ex-Congress-
man Arnold of Scott county have re-
Gently declared for Mr.. Dockery for
Governor. There is no question but
that Mr.. Dockery will prove an admi-
rable Chief Executive.
Iron County register., 1899-11-30

No PATRIOTIC citizen having faith
in the ability of the people OF this
country to govern themselves-but de-
precates the rise of militarism. The
all TOO prevalent admiration for the
sword is apparent to him, and he is
amazed that it is so in this age of
Christianity, civilization and enlight-
eminent. whose whole theory is against
brute force and club law. Yet he will
see, if he casts his eyes about him,
that the condition is resultant upon the
plainest causes. Military schools"
abound in all sections, and the pupil
seeking an education for a civil pro-
fessfOn cannot go through the curricu-
ium without donning the attire of the
trade destructive to civilization and
humanity. Even our State Universi-
ties, supported by taxes taken from the
toll of the artisan, the farmer, the Ia
borer and the mechanic, haye their
drill-masters, their armaments. their
grades and ranks, aud when the stu
dent takes his vacation, before the ad-
miring gaze of home folks struts he.
clad in blue and brass and stripes, his
head surmounted by the usual military
cap so dear to brass bands and boy
brigades. We have been and are
pandering to the barbaric essence that
was the whole thing in the earlier days
of the world. Let us hope it may not
swell beyond control. Militarism and
patriotism are not synonymous terms.
Iron County register., 1899-11-30
VOLUME XXXIII.

CONGRESS convenes next Monday.
Besides completing an organization
little will likely be done before the
holidays.
Iron County register., 1899-11-30
Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our sincere thanks
to the good people of this community
for the many acts of kindness and at
tention shown US in orr great bereave-
meut-the loss of wife and mother.
Long will we cherish these good peo-
pie in grateful memory
THOs. JOHNSON AND FAMILY.
Iron County register., 1899-11-30

AGUINALDo's brother stole some pub
lie money and he signed his death war
rant Carter stole nearly two millions
of public money and the president
kindly permitted him to go to prison
Iron County register., 1899-11-30

For Sale A horse and Shetland
pony. Also. my residence in Russell
vile. A bargain.
S. w. ANDREWS, Arcadia, Mo.
Iron County register., 1899-11-30

Arcadia Valley Cook Book on sale at
this Office. Price, $1.00.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-05-31

bune, Wednesday, Hay "a, Il
s:z: ess:
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kent ss$ ss s: 81
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s. ~: *: Il :::; H.
S' County, Minnesota"
Pursuant to Chap 1853 l. 1885, the Board proceeded
that Andersen
and @ ~ 5e kssstsG '0t Ayes Smith,
On motion following resolution was adopted
fund Killing pre- pvd BY % @e
aa S%a ire nS April nt 1862 $751; entitled A act
state will thirds the county wolf is killed
On motion recess taken until 1870 O'Clock D. M
The Boa Beard met at 1870 p. All members present
The fG9wing resolution tS was on motion adopted
B grade nou and lay the part Of the court
room floor enclosed within the railing the price SO per
square yard be accepted. ~
Application of 0. Kray for auctoneer license was
presented read and consdered and motion the was
granted. ~
Holland for appropriations from bridge fund
presented read and considered upon granted
the following
Harrison $20O00 Rosevlle 81 So Co., Irving $17500 Ho
and $4,000 Provided however, that the
@ q
be paid TO the respective until committees
sha hafe fled an TIE work with tie county
HaaTison; and Smhson nor Rosevie
Commissioners IRVING and Commissioners
Qut and Haines for Holland Said prepara
tory to commencing their duties follows:
at the residence OF VIM Re May 26th 1885, commit
tee at Grow river Sec TO- said town. May 1885, Irving
committee at residence OF Peter j. Williamson st 1885,
Holland committee at the town clerks town June st
1899. ~'
On motion Commissioners Haines SmitbsOn
pointed committee to have outside and
jail roof repaired.
On motion taken until $50 O'Clock a. m Nav
17th 1899 '
May 18th, 1899.
The Board met at $50 a. m. All members present.
On moton the following resolution adopted:
Resolved, that bond and (arsOn con-
tract said Carlson with Bertha Hystad accepted ap
Proved and the defendant be discharged from
against him by said Bertha Hystad.
Application of Ole Anderson for abatement
sented and on motion the same granted.
In the matter funds to the locating and
constructing Public Ditch No. g. the following
motion 8dOnted:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-05-31
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Meet in Special Session in Willmar This Week
and Transact Large Amount of I'm
portant Business.
Auditors office, May 18th, 1899.
The Board County special session pur-
Petition Of F. j. Romsts school district No.
and at aea Ge e
OF the Board commencing on July 10th. 1899
The following order thereupon issued and adopted
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Petition of Frank Gusafson the location Of
county road in the towns Of Lake Andrew Green Lake
London taken final the report Committee
Petition gsn and the following order 0 was eeu1 55e
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On motion the Board until $50 O'Clock y,
May 18th, 1892 W. '''
The Board met at $50 o'clock m May 16th i899 All
members present. ~
The petition of Fred Boecher for the location If
final action the report of the committee in the matter a
motion accepted and petition granted following
order thereupOn issued:
w = S s9eS By % said County, praying for the establish
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-05-31

800.
on or before the option the Board County Com
Dated the II: i7th sG day 81 May, A. D. 1899
Signed: a a : J. Sn1ns
cn As 'i P. QU1ssr,
{ G2Rs Ff RS;rs,,n
County Commissioners, Kandiyohi Co.. Mnn
On motion taken until 13O o'clock p. M
The Board met at 1870 O'Clock All members present.
matter OF funds
constructing Public Ditch No. TO- the following resolution was On
motion adopted
Whereas the County Of Kaqqyoh county,
and establish certain ditch known Public Ditch No. 10 Of
ana constructing the same
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Minnesota for 1887 Thereto It is hereby
as R s That the bonds the said county sold
s s@9 F5s the
county to for the construction of said ditch provided
said bonds shall be sold for less than par value said
% s
oe S sS @ % on
Dated this 18th day Of May, A. D. 1899.
Sa4 6 F + q5S;r,
County Commissioners Kandiyohi Co., Mimi
On motion the following resolution adopted:
Resolved by the Board of County Commissioners Kandyo-
hi county, that the chairman Of the board
be and they hereby authorized call for and bids
the purchase OF bonds to be issued for the
and construction bitches Nos also empowered
to issue said bonds.
following claims against the county amounts
stated
Dr. %s }Ghn R M Rains RffsGns services to
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& ceohSe 1853 65
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-05-31


The Board met at $50 a. All members present
On motion the following resolution adopted
Resolved that bond and of William Carlson; con-
tract Carlson with Bertha Hystad be accepted
Proved and the discharged from action preferred
against him by said Bertha Hystad.
Application of Ole Anderson abatement taxes pre-
sented and on motion the granted.
In the matter OF funds the expense locating and
constructing Public Ditch No. the following resolution
motion adopted:
Whereas the County Commissioners of Kandiyohi county,
did the 18th day of September 1885, locate and
establish certain ditch known Public Ditch No. OF Kandyo
hi county, Minnesota; and
Whereas the entire of locating constructing the
amounts to the sum of 1924 co. and
Whereas there money belonging standing to the
credit OF said ditch in the ditch fund of the county, now
with chapter 81 Of the general laws of
minnesota for 1887 and amendments thereto it hereby
Resolved the bonds said county be issued and sold
0y provided for the twenty-five hundred and four
dollars $22 0o the proceeds the Of said
to the credit Of the General Pitch Fund Of said
for the construction of the said ditch provided that
said bonds shall be sold for than value and the said
bonds be in the following Two bonds for 100000
each and bond for $OO Said bonds shall bear interest
rate not exceeding cent and shall be payable
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-05-31
ROAD ORDER,

reehode the ;
att & enf aqd
s a a aa apS tS ebs % b
RAM an
&c. town H. Sc and the NE
1885, Da1a at its
sconn the
It ordered pG SesG hereby
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
Prus olsk'illcI''h l|

& eHEKMN5AlA SNaoka jszskaaE
polskleso, ktoiees y poczstkV &
bieiacego kksvartaiu re ~vssystEieh
klaeach u do kwartY Wlaaeanle
xniissiono, xostaia We wsspo orllll'1l
4 nyoh klasaoh snowu p%rzwr l' { |.
Co spowodowslo Dc tego lrok So
nlda6r sskolnY dotYchczas nieN'ar
domo. slYchac II, 70 podoo'nnpo pan
professor Dr.. kasarewics, ktory az
do poiowy zeszleggo roku PREY
tptelssym zakiadsle hyl csynny !
kt6ry udzlelal leScYl jszYka pol"
skiego we swYsszych klasach, zslaf
sie d spravs ] epaowodowat nadzor
ssk6lny do p~rayvrocenia naak
polsklego. Jezeli rzecs sic tax ma,
Is ds;elnemu p. prof. 1azareWiezo-
III nalesy sje szcaere uznanie.
nnANSK Ia kra6zlez sWle-
1okradska skazaia' Izba karna
rabusia Pohlofa ma 8 lat domu
karnego (cuchthausu), q Deslrego5
na 81 roku. Oba] zraboNall "
roku rs dwie kaplice kalWsryJskle
v Wejherowie. w jednej rozblll
skarbone i wyjeli przeszfo II ma
TEX, q " drugiei tozblli taberna-
!, oulum, gdzle ma szcze6oie. ME bYfo.
kiellcha p rzena]sWietszymzs So,
kramentem. Jedwabnaa naateryaa z
tabernaculam wzieli sobie M c llul:.
stke do nosa. Diva msza1y spalill
u komlnku = ably sic PREY Mich
nagra6. ze tel ma takich fotr6w
ME ma srozszej kary, TEN bardziej'
ze te ofm lat ola Pohlofa mic ME
znac.a - gdyz jua tax musi od-
siedzie6 Is lat. TO jest naiwYzszaa
kars, a wiecej mu juz no k}as6 ME
MONA Jako 6wiadkowle W to-
sprawle wYstepowali K. dr.. Da-
browski i koscielny Semmerlingg 2
Wejherowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
u pima Jesusa sndain,lHl ynnAscceeEo..


. lps - ~ J1 ls.li.s. ends1al Is ynaceeo.
lBBEDLlElsWo. Gospodarz ~
y II Fryder sprzedlal sve gospo-
darstvc II r. PaeIorkieviozoVi e
siessewa "a 153oo9ni. kt6re. jjak
uamsdonossa, pau Paoiorklewiez
ro~zparceluje pomisdzY %tutajszych5
gospodarzy. 4 za g'11p . kup1
pan Il. Potocki.
lA-
" KABOCIE pod Solcem, lak
p,aalidmY y pozarze zgglng1 oberzS.
sta Rlstau. Kiedy pi,o1mnllen wybuch-
nal rano pomledzy 3 If godziEaa
bydlo Us eza4o (spalllo ole 10 by
dat, 8 konie u swinlD Wbisgga
~w1asciciel do oborY j nlej ME wros
oil ,.spostrzeggffa.to iona. vbieg}aas "a &
egES% ILl
kze, a gdy i ona HE wr6clia, Wbie-
ola II letnla c6rka ] WszYscy tro-
1e smierci ponlesii.
MIKosKAW, Panstwo Kos
cielscy coraz w;ecel staja sic krse-
wlcielami przemYsfu i oplekunrami
'ludu ubozszegp. Nowy dowod "
tenn, 70 urzadzaja cd ! styczn,ia.
tania kuchnia ludowa PREY ullcY
Slupskiei. w nowo. wYbadoWaDym
domu pana Zo,nierkiewlcza najs}a
PAM Kdscleiska lokale ! W Mich ku-
chnlial iurlrrzg!ddza, v kt6re] sprzedaaNws ipI-
me beda cieple potrawy j napoJe poe
Genie zakuppa. Dzierzaws "a lokal
+ koszta nsiug;, opfaca PAM Kcsclel-
ska. w lokalu tYm wydawane beda
cieple zupy pc taniej Genie ola
mogacych zap}acid uhogich ludzj
/, dzieoi. Ktokolwie tax ubogi. re
ME moze p}aci6. winlen Postcard
sic Q asygnacYa a otrzyma pozywle.
ME bezplatnie Szlachetna ofjarnosc!
Stub Dnia IA m. pcblogo
siaw1onym zostai W kosciele
wojclnskim zv1azek malzenskl POI
miedzy pann9 Zofia SkrzYdlewska,
c6rka sp. Wlodzlmjrza j Zotn 2
/ W1lkonsklch. a panem Malaysia
wen Petkowsk4m. synem Zenona ]
Joanny 2 Tucho{k6w. w%la6clcle'le'm
d6br Kusnierza j Kozuszkowa. Oh
r,z,edu 6Ilnb,n1ego dopelnif stryjeczny
brat, panny mlodej, x. proboszccz
dr.. SkrzYdleWski z Gllsna.-W
ACCOMPLISHMENTS uczestniczY}o
liczne grono5kreWnych przyjacldt1lJ
f}Ktt6fTcch praNdzlwie po staropolsku
lapo2dej jmpwai " majatku r%odzlnpym
a@=#saSss#ss ssss@Egs*ssszfas#aa s1S=zssEs EEs.y,
WY5oojje,niiie 3 --;a;s.pIaaa1nny mledej pan y 4
Ia aas sk,rzzSYdalIeeeWski. TelegramoW'Y||
81 lis''td0 k 81 przYby1o
lIortzeSalzhpI dviescie &
# 81 s d =. /
Ia&$44%& AWAAf%5
;s.=zy aNNI d -, g O.assWiecenia kap}ah
akte otrzsIaali=W nlleddzlels, dnia y,
=, m. y tutejszei katedrze Dasts-
pujacy dyakom; Xxx Adamski Sta
nIslaw, Bratkowsxi Stefan, DuzYh~
ski Cze:iaw, Fua1rfmann Leon, AR
sks J6zef. Gdrskl Roman Kanln~
ski stan1slaw. Klllnski WladYsfaw,
Klein Kazmirz. Kosznik Brunon,
Kowalski MARCEL, Koz'eroWsk i.
stanlslaw Z powlecz stanistaw Ii
sieckl stsniis{aw, Malinski Kszmirz,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

TURIN. WlaSciciel znacznej
fabrykl piernikov Thomas, umael,
majao lat So. Dorobll sig ma pier
nikach znacznego majatku.
Jedyna polskna wieksza fabryka
piernikow ma Gale W.X. Pom r,
skie ,stn,eie v KEostrzynie.
Zalozyi ia pan Marklewicz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
EaEaSSsAsS MssN#@#*a.Hss NS4Eas
PoIs!lklaI pod hIos'kaIemIl

sll1OlSlhsliaBlI pOusnlOSEk hltlllE
D7gElKl|TIoolRBloWIE G1nNAl--'
Vow prog,m1nuIaslzY6v vKR:r'olee--
.stwie otrzYm,nal1ii, Is. 1882, cYrku,-
larz p kuratora waraza usklegoY
okregu naukkouego.z dnia 2lSczerw--
@ !. ;. Y ktorym wyJaSnnallon,so, q
zgodnie ! najvylej zatwierdzonraa
uchwaia komitetu ministr6w mlej..
s,owa zwlerzchnoSc szk6lna, ME
aabraniajac n~auczYcielloom jesyka
poIsklego dawac objasdntiiIesh ucznlom.
20 polsku y tych wYpaaddlk<satcbl', y
ktdrrych t. Jest niezbsdnem e
wvzgleadv pedaggog1cznycb, 'snle
stanie y spiazlesoznoSct ! wYnnaga:-
miami jds,'5a h
o. II
WtA.lRszAWA. v Jak viado-
mo, g65rnicy poracujacy v zagiqbllul
dabrowskiem " dnl 6wiateczne
uzywaja odz:ezy, %.; z}}'oszoDnrei : kurtki
= fartuchem, kapelusza 2 pi6ro-
puszem i spodni 2 lampasam,.
Dotychczas odziezy d%ostarczalll
g6rnlkom %przewaznie krawcY pru-
soy. kt6rzy p~rzysytali do D2trowy
aient6w pc zamoSienia. TAX 4. p.
pred 4 laty g6rnlcy kopaih zao-
patrsyll SIC zbioroWo v nova odziez.
S~v,ateczna. 'przYczzemml 2 $4,000.
galrnltur6w zam6wionYch PR eWaz4na
czeSs6 zamd5wg1,ehi dosta}a sic Kraw !
com : pobllsk1ch mast pruskich.
obecnie zar.ady kopalni zaczefy
dava5 D%aczenie, ably zam6vienla
odziezy bylY zwracane do krawc6w
warszawskich. Nareszoie!
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Kowallk. Jan Albrscht, Plotr.
Kooyb,k, Tomasz Nlerobis, CY-
pryan Tgnacek, Jdzef Kaleta
Plota szeliga, Franclszek slotczyk
AugustYn szlachta podobn'oo.
prawie wszyscY zonaci. 60 zapfacz,
co "a rozpacz ION. dzleci j rodzin.