davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-23
Clos wybOrczy.

Szerzenie miiosci dla kraju
rodzinnego, zwracanie szczegol-
nej uwagi ma los okropny Pol
ski pod jarzmem zaborcow,
ciagie daaenie do uswiadomie-
MIA acknowledgement mas ma
szego narodu o ich obowiaz-
kach wsgledem Ojczyzny jecza'
Gel W niewoli; to sa bezwatpie-
mia gfowne cele, jake kazde
polskie pismo wydawane ma
obczyznie powinno wziase So
bic "a zadanie, "a warunek ko-
nieczny. Obok tego jednak
powinnismy dbac o to, by ro-
dacy nasi, zamieszkali W tym
kraju, znali takae swoje obo-
wiazki obywatelskie, pojei Ca
ia waanost przywilejow. jake
nadaje i'm Rad wolny. repu
plikahski; umieli mich korzys-
tao, 1ie poddawali sic rozka-
som wyzyskiwaczy, szukaja-
cych W polityce jedynie Villas
nych korzysci, albo korzysci
tylko pewnej klasy, a ME Ca
lego narodu.
Dlatego TT, odk}adajac ma
box tym razem nasze sprawy
narodowe, pomowimy o obo-
wiazkach naszych, jako obywa-
tell amerykahskich.
Najgf6wniejszym przywile-
jem, jaki daje kaademu obywa-
telowi padstwa ustroj republi-
ka6ski jest prawo wyborcze,
prawo dobierania sobie pred
stawicieli narodu, zaczawszy cd
giowy pahstwa - prezydenta,
a sko6czywszy ma urzednikach
miejskich wioskowych. Co
prawda, ME osiagnelismy jesz-
cze pod tym wzgledem dosko-
nafosci, istniejace prawa sa bar
dzo wadliwe, badz co badz jed
max So juz ogromnym poste-
penn W por6wnaniu do wicklow
ubiegfych, a nawet W porow-
naniu do prawa wyborczego
istniejacego W caiej Europe,
"a wyjatkiem jednej tylko
Szwajcarji.
Ka2dy z mas bez wzgledu
ma to, czy jest robotnikiem,
ciezko pracujacym W kopalni,
czy bogaczem, ma jedno i to
samo prawo przy urnie wybor-
czej, moze oddac CLOS sw6j ko-
mu zechce.
Dziwna jednak rzecz. Many
W tym kraju miljoDy robotni-
k6w, a tylko ME wielka liczbe
bogaczy, pomimo to gios
robotnika ME zawsze zwy.
cieza, ME zawsze uchwalamy
p-awa, ME zawsze obieramy
osoby take, jakich wymaga do
brobyt narodu, I6wnosc oby
watelska, czesto nawet proste
, zasady moralnosci.
Zkad to pochodzi?
Odpowiedz ma to jest jedna
tylko, a mianowicie: ME rozu.
miemy ca}ej waznosci gfosu
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-23

znaczenia jego glcs wyborczy
Jak fatwo jest wreszcie = przy
dobrych checiach - wykorze.
nic ITO, naprawic stosunki
spoieczne. bye dobrym obywa.
telem kraju.
A tax pragnelibysmy tego
ably rodacy nasi wszedzie
zawsze swiecili dobrym przy
kiadem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-23

TreSc: Clos wyborczy. = w sprawie
memorjafu. = Procesy ks. Stojafow-
ekiego. - Kordjan. Bitwa Racfa-
wicka. - Nowy pomysf yugodow.
cow. Polacy na obczyzaie. z
ziemi ojczystej. = Ze swiata. = Ma
pomnik Kosciuszki. Z posiedzeh
Zarz. Centr. - Konkurs. = Notatki.
- Siomiar ognie. - Koresponden-
Gle .Zgody". : Skfadki. = Wiado-
mosci Wv. - Odpowiedzi redakc1i.-
Llsta grup Wv. - Nedznicy. - Kro-
nika miejscowa. - Przeglad poll
tyczny. - Ogfoszenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-23

%yborczego. Stajac przy ur'
ME zapominamy czesto, ze ten
jeden g}os przez mas oddany
moze przechylic szale zwyciez-
twa przeciwko nam, re moae
STAG sic kleska dla kraju, 4e
moze wstrzymac postep, wy
wofac ucisk i naduzycia.
Me zastanawiamy sic mad
moralna strona charakteru lu.
dzi, ktorych wybieramy. Ola
wzgled6w osobisty, b kfadzie-
my krzyzyk pred nazwiskiem,
ktore ME powinno nigdy bye
ma liscie przysz}ych przedstawi.
cieli pahstwa, stanu lub miasta
Me chcemy pamietac tenn,
ze kazdy tych ludzi, ma kto'
rych CLOS oddajemy, jest villas.
civic plenipotentem naszym
majacym "a mas zaiatwiaG spra-
wy, ktorych my sami zaiatwiaG
ME many czasu.
Lekkomyslnie rzucamy gfo.
sy takim, ktorzy najwiecejkr
CA, kt6rzy szumnymi wyraza.
zami sypia podczas posiedzeh
przedwyborczych - ME moze'
my tez sic dziwic, ze rzadza
nami ME CT, kt6rym godnost
osobista i mifosc prawdy ME
pozwala obiecywac tego czego
spefnic ME moga, a CT, ktorzy
specialize zyjac polityki, do.
kfad lie znaJa wszelkie sposoby
i sposobiki dla rozbudzenia ma
mietnosci, oszoiomienia wybor
cow krasom6wczymi wystepa
mi.
Gdyby tylko lekkomysl.
nose lub obojetnosc znie
walafy wyt orc6w do nieroz
saduego szafowania glosem wy
borczym, to ME byfoby tax zle
jeszcze. Niestety, ilua to ma
my takich, ktorzy "a szklanke
piNa lub dolara sprzedaja maj.
wiekszy przywilej6w, jake
ofiaruje i'm ia rzeczpospolita
Jeden ze szlachetnych refor'
matorow, pracujacych rzeczy
wiscie dla dobra tego kraju, tax
m6wi o wartosci gfosu wybor.
czego:%)
,Banknot pieciodolarowy po
siada okreslona wartosc, ale
gfos wyborczy okreslonej war
tosci ME ma. Niektorzy ludzie
gdy i'm sic nadarza sposobnost
zamienienia jednego ma drugi
czynia tax bez namysfu j zdaje
i'm sic, ze zrobili dobry interes
Ale co jest wart CLOS wyborczyi
Jaka powinna bye jego cena'
Zale2y to zupefnie cd tego &C
"a ten CLOS otrzymamy. Jezel
wyborca sprzedaje sw6j CLOS "a
piec dolarow, gdy tymczasem
gios ten jest wart tysiac, to TO.
bi bardzo ziy interes.
,Hadaniem wyborc6w jest cd.
DAME urzedu pewnemu czio.
wiekowi. Stawiajac ma balo.
Gle krzy4yk, wyborca m6wi;
Chce, aby ten a ten czfowiek
byf wybrany ma ten a ten u.
Rad.
,,Jaki jet eel wyboru urzed.
nikow? Czy wiasna przy-
jemnosc9 BynajmDiej. Cho
dzi nam to, by oni wykony-
wall prace, kt6rej my wyko.
nywac ME mo4emy. Oddajac
gfos wyborczy jestesmy zupel.
ME W takiem samem poloAeniu
II
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-23

Chicago, ILL.,, Czwartek dnia 23go Marca 1899 roku.

jakgdybysmy byli wfasciciela-
mi jakiego interesu wynajmo.
wall sobie sekretarzy. buchal-
terow, kasjerow".
Czy ktorykolwiek z mas. po.
siadajac wfasny interes, odda
zarzad swej kasy czlowiekowi
o ktorym vie, 4e jest zfodzie-
jem? Czy powierzy prowadze-
ME rachunk6w czfowiekowi,
ME umiejacemu pisac? Bez-
warunkowo, ae ME! A jednak,
jake czesto oddajemy przy ur-
ME wyborczej, "a pare dolarow,
gfosy ludziom wprost nieuczci.
wynn lub g'upim, mic z tego SO
bic ME robiac, ze ci ludzie ma
ia do spefnienia funkcje sto-
krcc wa2niejsze MID buchalter
lub kasjer W iakim prywatnym
handlu lub fabryce! Sprzeda-
lac gfos nasz Ia pare dolar6 ",
tracimy tysiace, BIO jake czesto
zdarza SIC, przy obecnych sto-
sunkach spofecznych, niezrozu.
mieniu przez og6f obowiazk6w
obywatelskich, ze pierwszy lep
sly urzednik miejski, powiatc-
wy lub stanowy, dostawszy sic
ma urzad bez grosza W kieszeni,
po dwoch lub czterech latach
ur7edowania stale sic nagle
bogatym czlowiekiem!
Zkad wziaf on ten majatek9
Czy z pensji, ktora wynosi
chocby nawet pare tysiecy do
larow rocznie?
Gdzie2 tam! Kaady z mas vie,
ae majatek TAXI powstaje z ma.
duaye, fap6wek, przekupstw,
a pomimo to ME gorszymy sic
tenn, owszem wielu wyraaa
sic podziwem o takim spryt
nym politykierze. IA smart
fellow - mowia wyborcy z u
smiechem, ME pomnac, ze ten
majatek nieuczc.wie nabyty,
to ich wlasny grosz, wyciagnie-
ty i'm kieszeni przez owego
sprytnego politykiera tax dob
RE, jak pod grozba rewolweru
W ciemnym zau}ku przez zwyk.
lego, obdartego rabusia!
nIdrowle kazdego wyborcy
l. powiada wyzej wspomniany
G. Hodges - zaleane jest cd
woody dostarczanej mieszka6-
com miasta, cd dobrej kanali
zacji, czystosci ulic i wiasciwej
kontroli mad budowa domow.
Szczegolniej tyczy sic to bied-
nych ludzi. Jeaeli bowiem
cziowiek bogaty ME jest zado-
wolony z dostarczanej woody,
to moae kupic lepsza. Je4eli
utica pred jego domem ME
jest czysta, to moze kazac oczys
cic ia ma koszt wiasny. Biedny
czfowiek ME moze uczynic te-
go. Jest on we wszystkiem
zalezny cd zarzadu miasta, kt6
ry wybraf dobrowolnie. Ko-
niecznem wiec jest, aby sprawy
tax wazne powierzone byly lu-
dziom ME tylko uczciwym, ale
i znajacym sic ma rzeczy. Wy
brac urzednika, majacego zaj-
mowac sic utrzymaniem czys
tosci ulic, dlatego tylko, ze
jest dobrym politykierem, to to
samo, co zawolaG konowala, by
leczyl zapalenie m6zgu u czlo
wieka."
uJe&eli wyborca sprzedaje
sw6j CLOS "a kilka dolarow clio.
wiekowi, ktory mu nastepnie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-23

gfupi interes. Bo choc dobrze
jest posiadac kilka dolar6w, to
jednak zle jest otrzymac W Ia
miau tyfus. Oddanie gfosu "a
zfym zarzadem miasta, to tyle
co g{osowauie "a tyfusem. Je-
zeli wyborca chce W TAXI spo.
sob gfosowac, to niechze przy-
najmniej otrzyma "a swoj CLOS
tyle, aby m6ef zaplacic dokto-
ra, aptekarza j przedsiebiorce
pogrzebowego."
o ksiedzu p. Hodges ME
wspomina, ale mniejsza t..
Przykiad powyaszy wykazu-
je nam jasno CO jest wart CLOS
wyborczy. To ME zadna zabaw-
ka, ME sposobnosc do okazauia
wzgledow osobistym przyjacio
Tom, ale cieaki, odpowiedzialny
obowiazek, "a lekkomyslne lub
niesumienne wypeluianie kt6-
rego sami. najwiecej pokutuje-
my.
Z}ym radon, naduzyciom,
przekupstwom, korupcji W kra-
ju tax repubhka6skim, jak Sta
ny Zjednoczone. winni beda
zawsze wyborcy lekcewaaacy
obowiazki i przywileje, ktore
i'm daje konstytucja.
lnny socjolog tax mowi o
tel sprawie:%
,Czy ME je.tesmy w stanie
polepszyc losu biednych ME.
szczesliwych i przez to zmniej-
szyc nedze i liczbe zbrodni?
.,Obecnie lap. otrzymuja u
rzedy ludzie, kt6rych przeku-
puja wielkie korporacje, gdy
tego wymagai es. Slusz-
ME tez powied2iaf do studen-
tow p. Wayne Mac Veagh pod.
czas uroczystosci otwarcia roku
szkolnego w uniwersy tecie
Pennsylwahskim: Czarna flaga
zepsucia jest o wiele straszniej-
sza niz czerwona - anarch zmu
Me mysle, aby jakiekolwiek
ITO byfo wiekszem cd ME WARY
W uczciwosc slug publicznych
i dlatego spodziewam sic, ze
chocbyscie W jakikolwiek spo
sob zbladzili jako obywatele,
nigdy ME bedziecie winni zbrod-
nj przeciwko waszemu krajowi
przez przemawianie lub oddanie
waszego giosu ma korzysG ME
uczciwego c2fowieka, ubiegaja
cego sic o urzad publiczny.
Albowiem TAXI cztowiek, pa
tskiem stanowisku, jest niebez-
pieczniejszy cd najgwaitowniej-
szego nieprzyjaciela porzadku
spo&ecznego.
,Czy wobec tego ME powin-
nismy przyjac udziaiu W ayciu
politycznem, by usunac jedno
z najwiekszych niebeEpie-
cze1stw jake nam zagrazaja?"
MogliNySmy wiecej jeszcze
takich gfosow przy toczyc, by
wykazac caIa waznosc dla spo
leczehstwa gfosu wyborczego
ka4dego obywatela tel rzeczy
pospolitej. Niechaj jednak ma
dzisiaj powyzsze cytaty wystar.
cza. Sa one dose zrozumiale,
dose przemawiajace do serc
ludzkich, by nawet cziowiek
malo oswiecony m6gi poJac,
jak wielka piastuje W swych
rekach sile, jak peinym jest
y s. b. Capen. Duties of American
Citizenship.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-23

> s. b. Capen. Duties of American
Citizenship.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
OSTEoPATHY.

The science of Osteopathy, al
though comparatively new, yet is
one that accomplishes wonders,
aud We most respectfully urge you
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iDR. McCLELLAND,
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Mrs. MCCLELLAND.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26


long ago, oh, how thinned the ranks,
and when we asked for the Herricks,
Smiths. Hamlin, Montgomery, Crane,
Meeks, Bush, Dodge, Beers, end many
others. we were pointed to the city of
the dead, where now sleep all these
old friends who were once our com.
panions, and now we find ourself in
company with their children, and their
grand children, in fact almost In the
midst Of strangers.
Here we found Hon. Walt Butler
billed for speech, but when evening
arrived. to our regret, no Butler came
and q committee waited upon US to
say the people would be disappointed
II they failed to have . speech, and in.
sisted on US filing Walt Buffers ap.
pointment. Great Scott! The idea of
us undertaking the contract was pre-.
posterous, but the insistance was so
pressing we reluctantly consented to
speak, hoping thus to meet many
friends. The X p. Hall was opened
and we met reasonably we'll filled
house to hear the people according to
w. j. Bryan. IT Butler ever hears we
tried to fill his place in 80 important q
position, we cannot tell the conse.
quences. but as the people knew me 90
we'll, all will testify that we did not
claim to be Walt Butler, nor to
speak like he would have done had he
been present.
| Tuesday night we attended meet.
ing being held by the Christian min.
lister from Atlantic. but we made sure
that he was on hand before we ven.
tured In, fearing If he was not on
hand We would be called on to fill his
place.
Emma will be down In the morning
and then we together will visit some
of our friends, and may, perhaps, find
something to write about, which il We
do will report.
| D. NJ. HARRIS.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
time Of II here. fyou meet . darkey

time OF 1t here. II you meet dArkey
OH the sidewalk he gets clear on Of II
and stands until yon pass.
Two white men at Haskill. twenty
miles from here, went to an old ne
groe's aud tried to make him leave his
farm and he shot both ofthem. ask.
ed the landlord tonight what they
wonld do about it, and he said If the
jnry didn't hang him the people would.
AS soon ss it happened all the ne.
groes out there came into Seymore, 80
now we have whole town full Of
them. If you want to see Texan
mad just name "Nigger" to him and
the air gets blue right away quick.
A man shot the sheriff at Wichita
Falls not long ago. lie went to the
depot and when the sheriff got off, he
shot him, ran to bis pony and got
away.
Coming down here q man got on the
train with Winchester and sat down
behind me, and laid 1t on the back of
my seat. l squirmed for few min
utes then said, "Neighbnr wouldn't
you jast ~ soon point that gun some
other way 2" lie laughed and said
.suah." He shot four or five prairie
dogs out of the car window.
They have q cowboys reunion here
the first of November, but don't feel
inclined to re-" l want to go ia
Heaven pretty bad but am in no hur.
~ about starting,
The people down here don't quarrel
and fight, but when two men have q
difficulty they settle it with guns But
l never was treated as nice anywhere
as have been here. They all want to
talk!with me and hear about the moth.
An old man in the hotel parlor said tt
me today. "What do you folks up thai
think about niggahsy I sized hin
up and said We didn't have enough Of
them up there to think much about it
Just then tho landlord called DINNER
and was exceedingly hungry, Selah'
They had q contest here for the pref
test young lady and ono fellow spen
$500. If she lives in this town hi
zeal is admirable but pity his judge
|ment. Think will start home Tues
day and will tell you all about th'
country. The sunny south is 81! right
harm In my mind.
\ They pump the water up in tank
about twenty feet from the ground an,
there let it cool. Have me 9 goot
drink of water ready when / come
Too much like HaAes down here, hav'
to make ipe every day, and it cost
81 90 per ewt. Will see you soon.
Il F. 5. Friend:
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

A diseased stomach surely under.
mines health. 1t dulls the brain, kills
energy, destroys the nervous system
and predisposes to insanity and fatal
diseases. All dyspeptic troubles are
quickly cured BY Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. 1t has cured thousands Of cases
and is curing them every day. Its
ingredients are such that 1t can't help
curing. Elliott y Harvey. If
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

From the southwest corner of 5th
and Erie streets (south side of Erie,
take twenty steps toward the setting
sun. Turn your back toward the
north pole, use your eyes and look
.stright ahead. You will see that which
would warm the ICY heart of freez
ing Eskimo. They are warm members
of cold weather apparel and you will
need them soon.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
Many Thanks.

81 wish to express my thanks to the
manufacturers of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, for
having put on the market such won
derful medicine" says W W Massin.
gill, of Beaumont, Texas. There are
many thousands of mothers whose
children have been saved from attacks
If dysxpteyy and cholera intsntum who
must also feel thapkfpi. 1t is for sale
by Elliott s. Harvey. oa
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

"If you scour the world you will
never find q remedy equal to One
Minute Cough Cure," said Editor
Fackler, of the Micanopy, Fla, "Hust-
ler." 1t cured his family of LaGrippe
and saves thousands from pneumonia,
bronchi9is, Group and all throat and
lung troubles. Elliott & Harvey II
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

You can't cure dyspepsia by dieting.
Eat good, wholesome food, and plenty
Of it. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests
food without aid from the stomach,
and IL made to cure. Elliott s Hsr-
yey. tt
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
On Every Fottle

of Shiloh,s consumption Cure is this
guarantee: "All we ask of you is to
use two-thirds of the contents of this
bottle faithfully. then If you can say
you are not benefited return your bot
tie to your druggist and hemay refund
the price pad" Price % Cts and SO
cents and &1.OO. 8
Sold by Elliott & Harvey.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

p esident King, Farmers Bank,
Brooklyn, Mich, has used DeWitt's
Little Early Risers in his family for
years. Says they are the best. These
famous little pills cure constipation
biliousness and all liver and bowel
troubles. Elliott u Harvey. If
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

Eat plenty, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
will digest what you eat. 1t cures 81
forms of dyspepsia and stomach
troubles. E r Gamble, Vernon, Tex,
says, ut relieved me from the start
and cured me. 1t Is now my ever
lasting friend. Elliott s. Harvey. II
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26
A Lima Mans Testimony.

l have obtained excellent results
from the use of FOLEY'S KIDNEY
CURE. Itrelieved my bsck-ache and
severe pain over the hips. 1t toned
up my ~ stem and gave me new vim
and energy. 1 regard it as an honest
and reliable remedy for all Kidney
diseases. 1t makes no false claims
but does what 1t says whom given q
fair trial. certainly recommend it.
WIN. FINN, 447 Elids Road, Lima, Ohio
g. s. OsRORNE
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

Joseph stockford. Hodgdon. Me-,
healed Q sore running for seventeen
years and cured his piles of long stand
ing by using DeWitts Witch Hazel
Salve. 1t cures all skin diseases. Ell
lott & Harvey. If
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

"When our boys were almost dead
from whooping cough, our doctor gave
One Minute Cough Cure. They recov
cred rapidly" writes p b Bellies, Ar5
yle. Pa. 1t cures coughs, colds, grippe
and all throat and lung troubles. Ell
lott s. Harvey. tt
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-10-26

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures dyspep.
sia because its ingredients are such
that it can't help doing so. "rhe pub
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Extra, Iowa, October o. '9'''
Editor Times: Thinking perhaps the
readers of the TINES may feel an
interest 10 our travels and to fill 9
place in your columns, drop you y
line.
We left the Valley on the G. & N.
w. line at 7:3O on Friday morn
ing and reached Carroll on schedule
time, and to our great regret had to
lay over until IL m. for the south
bound train, which landed US on time
in Audubon, on Friday evening, q
beautiful little city on the hill, where
the wind never ceases to blow.
On the arrival Of the train We were
met by Mrs. q. d. Russell and Mrs.
Stotts, who drove US over the city and
landed us at the splenid home of p. M.
u. b. Russell, where we met several
friends. In the evening, in company
with the entire Russell tribe, we are in
vited, to take supper with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Mash, but owing to the
fact that the crowd contained many
ladies, we were unable to exercise our
tongue, leaving the field to them, which
was fully occupied; and as another
reason, the host, Mr.. j. s. Nash, being
the County Central Committee Chair
man of the Republican party, we
could not engage in politics.
Audubon is lively town, filled with
push and energy, and containing q
greater number of magnificent resi-
dences than any town of its size in
Iowa. many being built OF cost of
ten Thousand dollars.
We noticed the beautiful cemetery
located on an elevated ground near
the city, the ground being planted and
improved with good Taste, con-
tanning many costly monuments, and
heautiied with trees. shrubs, flowers
and walks, with broad drives, and
circle, all being evidence of good taste
and manifesting love for the resting
place of the sleeping dead.
We called on the editor of The
Advocate-found him full of business
and pushing his work with energy and
feeling proud Of his city and attached
! to the success of his patrons. The
town has many ape stores, banks
churches, schools, and here Is TIT
court house. with Judge Thornell hold
ing court. Of course De Lano, o.
Atlantic. was on hand attending t,
business intert SITS entrusted to hi
hand. We only had time to shsk'
hand with him, apd then passed out tt
other points of interest.
On Monday evening we concludes
to 90 on to Extra, but as Mrs. Emm'
Russell had been invited to part!
where none but LADIES we're expected
we had to leave her to follow 9I
Wednesday, and in due time we wer
on the train going down the valley t
Extra. This is q town we located 4
years ago, long before railroads ha'
reached our state, and when trave
was either by stage, horseback or b.
! foot. This part of Iowa was then tn
home Of the deer and elk, and larg
part of the population was the "nobl
red man." but now we find, after q
absence of years, that Extra has grow
to be quite q young city. Here is IL
!, Gated splendid Catholic church, an
school, containing some Is scholars,
J fine building for district school, bank
/ stores, hotels, ETC., in fact We find
rushing, thriving, hustling little cit,
but when we come to look over th
! crowd to find our old associates .
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