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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-13

Pan Teofl Derdow-
ski pojedzie " tych
dniach, iako podr6zu-
lacy agent W1ARUsA,
do P6lnocnej Dakoty.
Kto mu zap}aci Ca
}oroczna p%rzedp}ate
ma nasza gazette a ME
wezimie cd niego pre-
zentu takiego, jake
on teraz dale, temu
"a diva miesiace po-|
SlemY W pTeZeucle
Kalendarz Maryanskil
ma rok 1901.
Kto juz d4uzej, jak
pol roku, zalega z
~ahonamentem VIA.
RUsA, niechaj poczu-
wa sic wreszcie- do
o%bowi9zku przes4ania
nam cent6w, DO W
tym miesiacu podo-
bnym Ociagalskim
gazeta bedzie wstrzy-
mana,
Abonenci nasi WI
Bay City, kt6rzY te-
raz zap}ac@ abona-
ment WIARUsA nasZe-
mu agentowi p. Alex
androwl Niedzielskie-
mu, odb1ora cd niego
dwie piekne ksiazkl
W prezencic'.
%
WIADOMOSCI
+.
FAIR W1N0NsK1, : powodu
deszczu. jaki We Wtorek prawie
nieustannie> pada}, przed}uaony zos-
tai Q jeden ,dzien. t. j. do kohca
bieiacego tygodnia.
@ -" sr @.El- ~. /
STUDENCI semlnaryum poll
skiego " Detroit, syn p. Antonlego
Grabowskiego syn p. Macieja
Herka, i Franciszek Sikorski, wy
jechali W m%iniona Srode do swego
zakladu naukowego.
PIEKARZ Jan Koskl (Berliuer
Backer). %poszukuje ucznia, v
Wieku okolo lat Is.
90
ADWoKAT L. Z. BROWN
! Winony, bardzo bieg}y " swoim
fachu ! dobry mdwca, jednog}odnie
mianowany xostal na konwencyi v
Rochester, MINI, Il rzcsnia,
acknowledgement kandYdatem M
kongresmana 100 dlstryktu Min--
nesockisgo.
PAM ANToNIN1E JAKUsz
- ;aos aayna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-13

~PsszuAiw,sis.
Pos1ukuje mojej sioetry, :
domu, J6sefy Fol.ron, saneinej
.t,,zerwinsk;ej. Dawniei prssbywaia
ma farmach v oseca, Mich. Ktoby
w,edzia} 0 jej pobycie, niechaj d
znae pod adresem.
Jan Folaron
Silver Lake, MINI.
o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-13

IBRA
.Ml.lEsK1fl.IE.
s6.5 50 sprzedajemy "a
1850 sp,zedajemy "a
1000 sprzedajemY q
1900 sprzedajemy "a
.BlORY CHkOPI.EC,FE
$50 sprzedajemy "a
: So sprzedajemy "a
400 sprzedajemy "a
500 sprzedajemy "a
DZ!AlY RUBUCz
nigazie ME znajdzlecie lepsz,
Q um~larkowanej Genie
PAN J. ~STIRNEMANN usta-
viii " svoi.n magazyn,e na rogu
ulic Front j Nam praise do jab}ek j.
wyrabia cider i ocet.:
PILA LAIRDA v popiedzia-
lex ma nowo puszczona zosta}a "
ruch, lecz tylke polowetyle drzewa
obrabia, jak zwykle. W tych
dn1ach Winona Lumber Co. ma
pile W ruch pusclc-
ZARzAD PUBL1CZNEJ b.
BIIOTFKI oznajmia, re ksiazki
polskie, jake MEDIA VINO ola Biblio-
text nadesz}y, beda. mog}y bye
wypozyczane dopiero "a 2 mles'a-
&c. Wpierw musza bye oprawlone,
a potem 6 tygodni schna6~ !
NTan-o ma sprzedaz.,
200 ARROW gruntu i pastwiska,
jedna mila ma pofnoc i zachod
cd miasta Trempealeu, Wisconsin,
znanych jake farma Nc Cartyego
tanio ma sprzedaz.
Zgfosi6 sic do
WILLIAMA BURNS
112 West srd Str, Winona, MINI:
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE
& ST. PAUL:
TYKIETY MA OGLEDZINY
ma zsch6d, poludniowy
lub po}udniowy wsch6d, spree
dawane bed3 VI kazdy pirrwszy-l trzeci
Wtotek kazdego m;esiaca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-13
SPODNIA BIELIZNA.

Chcscle sic cchron,G cd zimna, to kupuicie
spodnia x'mowa biel,zne d mas Kazda dana
xzaka dobregO t0wara "a TAME pienadze, 8 q nas
Jest m,ejsce pc tenn. Zl,nowa bielizna spoInia
cd % G. do $l.OO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-13

TYKIETY MA .OGLEDZINY
GRUNTOW, ma zech6d, po}udniowy
zadh6d lub poludniowy wsch6d, spree
dawane bed3 VI ka3dy pirrwszy-l trzeci
Wtotek kazdego m;esieca.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-15
thn,lsssa is.L

A ers1l.i isti',iist 10 siiss5ea is sL
Ma 1.t nsss rstufs' iha vst
ifam s.ltu. y 7 stsis shf va called
ive nostts sso ~ Ne s,risss iilstss q
tti tfpstu.
HssS.a roHn utioslsoa q A6otifsE
Lodge No q, w. AN Thsrsdsy s1tr
lhs. March 1914. 1900 worh. L A.
pts ! II DEsoH, stcy,
Mis- Muios B0lsiora sai.rtsissa her
l.tlls ifissds 90 lssi WeaSssasy, The 0ses
.lon btlSs her slsEt hirtsdsr. The yosas
sss,s we're treated 10 sl,ise ride alter
sErpu ss ssfrta.
Nj. Psyttls B.tsi icfDsr fesidssi
I q ith riiIsss. eis3 al b., bone 10 bpfiua
asia yFnost teospll, hs ss tie
broib,r it las 81 Mira II NJ. Fsrssts nad
Ma {. ~ bach Of West A,tsg,op.
MIR. 4 Il Capsptsi spd Miss Bl.eete
Csptnttr ven, 10 hstBe. y II o. Friday
l.a Mr., C.rpss,sf. vto hss been e.rlts
for htr uo,ssr - 'bsi ci'y fer several
ronies pt'. rr'ptn-d sIla Der husband
90 ! .dsy
--T.o saad.y School, q IBIS sillsse
Improve toe noe sleisbIns q LAST SEEK
BY slriss Their neua bets slei. tide 90
Ibar,3., Ihs ssndsy tebo q Hon
church drove 70 Zee, Dorsti and 90 the
dsy iollosiss TIE B,pli.t tehool wtut to
DostL
- Toe B,pli,t ssBdsy school had .
very erl,y.tls ride Of - miles co Friday
OF lssi se,k, They uete Indebted to Mt
aud Mu. Warm s0d Mr.. end Mrs. Ben
sbtrmsb Tor large slsie Of The piestute,
buos iGtiisd 70 lake their reireshut nis al
ite pIesssut tome o. Mr. Warren 10 Dor
,et liolIos A happy company OF forty
reached there At ., %. Tie tired bofets
stte fed sui cared Tor, ana bet ooeo.,
IRAN aud vsts maple tagsr Sele sidcI TO
the rtire.bmel {, carried by the company
The freedom OF tbe boose, bafn sod rem |
ises we're kindiy offended. After diobtf
speeches and toasis Hefe 10 order ADD
hearty vote Of thanks wss eiy,B 10 the |
kind hosts Alter tbe c4mtra bad caught |
the happy group tie company returned
home. oil .sr,eirs thst that the dsy was
one lops TO be remembered
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-15

-Mtchsl IL Btrroa is RsininR slowly
trom his ttrtitl4 hurt 10 he woods recer
Ily
TIE land for the new church bnilt
Ing 81 Vest SYNDICATE wsa surveyed las
Monday,
CHARLES Richards recently lost 0
good fur over cost while drawing logs tc
Arlington.
Frank McNslly has bought the N, 81.
Whiehtmau single mill and Is running i,
day aud night
Hugh Steel OF West SandRate has rent
ed the Hurd farm st E,ele Bridge, pay
ing $500 per year.
"A Temperance lecturer from Burling
ton gave very interesting discourse at
the Al L. church last Sunday.
John Steel, wife and son OF South
WilIiamstowp, Mass ere spending few
days With her psrente, Mr., aud Mrs. VIM
j. Hamilton
n Rsv Mr. Spencer OF Shushsn bapti2
cd IL Ut the N Il. chnrch 9 week ago
Sunday and three we're admitted as mem
bets Il the came time,
There will be New England supper
at the NJ + church on Friday evening
OF this week for the benefit OF Rev. Mr.,
Ryder Al are cordially invited.
The business fsilnre Of the SsrRoo
Bros, who relted The Saickles mill is such
successful piece OF fioancisl engineering
ih,t It is dszz'ing ia it. brightness. The
victims bn2z around each o'ber like 10
sects OF the yellow jacket order, bit far
more helpless The loss fills heavily Oh
some houe,t, hird-Torkiug men
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-15
Gs.rS.ol GnAIS.ol

R.mem Der tbst p.ue when Won ssnt .
lsticious, sppetz %. noufnhibs food
drirk TO take tae pl.cs Of cci.e. Sold by
eli stocer aud liked BY oil who have used
n Gr.is-0 il msds Of pare srsio. II sits
aige.iioa sni Strengthens the nerves II
is rot stin ul.nt bot health bnilder aud
i've children - veil ss the sdaiis Get
dnut il .ith sres, bentHt Cosis sbou,
Ia a. nneh ss coffee IL, aud 25s. pr
psetsse. Ast yonr grocer Tor Grir-o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-15

Flf, hsfesftitf Afttff, 4 u lFf'ttRaf
Ms cbesi,r pspst
p5RrT
Ms. Aossliss Hollsy ha fslsfns,
ife@ bsr Western irlp lnpfovsd 10 heaiih
--Mlss Emilir G Robert, Of Kisi D.
get VISITED Miss Assie Ccoatll last friisl
sd saisrdsy.
-Georse ChspmaH Of Bfnsissian hs
been speeding several days snong BIZ
relt,ises 10 town.
Charles ID. MeW4ypr, wbo hss teer
yiaiiins relstitsti 10 Hooiiek Fails. n. y
feiarhed Saturday.
-Nhs Ahcs Hlii.td cane 10 DJtssI
Tucsdsy 10 PEGS the ,unmei sith hti
coSsiH Mns Moir,.
Mr. aud Mts, J9ho sbsl ioa his'
Marcia X Gray aud Mi.s Clsra ooer
msler vsrs ip Granville, n. Y. 90 Tours
day o. lsst aetk
Mr.. N.thsniei McWsyne we thrown
from her sleigh SaGdsy while goios 10
church sad sss seriously inlnrei Dr..
Ii die tends her,
George R9binson died at bis home 10
Eat B1pert village Tuesday after brief
illness o liver Warner sho has been
quite III Is pos improviog,
Mrs. Hsrfist 81 kes celebrated Der
eighty third birthdsy, shardsy, March
tenth, Her daughter, Mrs. @ orgs Wi
lisms made small party 10 honor Ct tte
occasion.
The Manchester Center Baptist san
day School esue here Oh ride Fl day
aud were eutertsined st the residence 81
Ry S, NJ. Warren by Mr.. and Mrs
Sherman. members Of tie school,
W n Wooisrd died very Suddenly
at bis home IN the sUutb part OF the town
90 Thursday Of last week. dis iunersl
Was held Saturday at oue O'Clock, Wn. J.
Fnller Post g. A Il OF which he was y
mem Der, having charge Of the services
The ,nterment wss 10 West Rapelt
= Mics Clara Obermsier gave pleasant
reception TO about twenty friends Oh
SATURDAY. evening in bouot OF Miss L,ur-
Earl Of Wstttvllet, n. Y The company
was enter,sined With portrait buntiug and
dancing TIE ladies ptizl ives won by
Mi Dun,op, und the gen,lemens by Mr..
MIR ard Mrs. Charles Baldwin and
Mis- Ida Frtss visited at George
Il llogf'e lat week Mr. Baldwin was
que Of the pupils 10 the "Dsestriek
5ane and go came from bis new home ip
Manchester TO take part when the enter
i.ir men, wss repeated last Friday even
ug
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-15
ARLINGTON

Miss Netii, Kendall 10 visiting rels
tives 10 yersepnes.
Miss Selms Ganlt is visiting iriendl
10 Seymour, Conn
The sIeisbing 10 the valley Ia very
poor bnt there is snow enough 90 tbt
mountains snd the ambefmeu are in
proving 1, oy getting 10 large stock 3,
their mills.
Mi. Sslm, Gait and Miss Msy
Stakeholder closed their schools 10 The
village Fndsf. Tue exercises 10 Me.
@ ,ult's room Este we'll attended by The
pecple Of the ullsse. Miss Cont save
her pupils a patty 3. her home 10 tts
evening. Mics Stakeholder gave The
children patty Tbufsdsy evening,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-15

Mrs Harriet Evans, Hinsd.le, III. writes,
81 never isil to relieve my children from
otoup al ouce by using One Minute Cough
Care. would net feel safe without IT,
Quickly cures coughs. colds, grippe ard
III lhroa, snd lung diseases. J II Whip
pie, Manchester Centre; A II Ptttibone'
Manchester Depo',
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-15

Mrs. C.lyio Il ca rmAn, Ml!eabute
Pc. says. As . speedy core ior conehs,
colds. cionp snd sofe lhro,t OJe Miuute
Cough Cure is pn,qasled. IL is pheasant
Tor children 70 take. heartily recon
mend i, mothers 1t Is The only hsrm
lees remedy that produces immediate re
suits. Il curps bronchitis, pueGmonie,
grippe pud throat aud luug diseases Il
will trsvrtt consumption J II Wbipple,
Manchester Csntte; A Ii Petlb5ue Mao
chester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-15

Rev. w. L SIR. ". Gator, N. \.
writes, II had dyspepsia ever twenty
yesrs, aod tried doctors and medicines
sitbout benefit. was persuaded to use
Kojol Dyspepsia Cure aud it helped me
from the olart. believe it to be psna
cea fer all forms Of indigestion > 1t di
ses,s whal you eat J q Whipple, Man
chett I Centre; A II Pettibone, Msnches
iet Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-15

mend 1t T. mothers II Is The only hsrn
lees remedy that produces immediate II
suits. u euFTs bfonchi'Is' pne1monie
grippe "ad throat aud iaus diseases =
"a 49, 80 'pt'
'' ~ = ''''' " ~
'"e'''' A'fo
"A''" IAN ph'oi
John DAVIS nss p'eo 10 limos Ion
Nellie Kelley i. at home br a few
weeks
Miss Bsrtbs Add nol is 10 L)a1oo
derry,
Miss Alice Sherviu is vsitiCg fi.nds
10 Peru.
HAIR, Wake, ia in Pam yi.dinc ii.
gran dis,ber
Mrs r u Bosm.n u.s to.u last
week for . short s,.y
~, A.
friend, IN Banni zion
p.uo "a t;
n.t., IN. .,J,
~ u, 1900 .r,.a..r,.,
az "'''a'o h'u psou % 'lHpio'ios
''e ''''s"'us :! ''''uS "'p W "i'o'e
MR. D'uie' E'uy' WY - o'en III
''u'e A'eu''' :" ''o"'' '''''"s III uo'a
'N'o' ''' oOu''
MI and Mrs. Ezra Benedict OF Salem,
A. spent sunday, March 40. WITH
'ne'f e's'ef AIRS oha''es Dsoou'
frank Chapman, who has been visit
ing bis parents started Tor nome on Friday
intsnaing 10 'h't ititnns on tue way
The Baptist sesing society had very
pleasant mesting with Mrs. Alvin Petit
bone lest Ihnrsdsy, nearly o. being pres
cot.
Mics Maud Bslden was 10 town last
week calling oo friends. She expected to
leave for Boston Fndsy for . visit with
Mrs. Thsyer
-Repo,t has /, that Eber Session VIM
has returned IRON DtK.lb, III ID sbout to
take psriner and commence housekeep
inc on the Robinson Aadtus farm in East
Dorset.
IA. p,...n.,p, wo,l, liso,, no.
,a,r,o,,o, ot,bsi, hs.yvs,,,, xio,.,
o,so,o,o,,,,n "a, u,,,., ovs,oo.,,
sb,eh The, replaced Ga sale. Al sst.at
reduction. TO make room Tor Spring goods.
AZ, p.,t r,,eolos .nuv ara o,,o
.u. go, 80. .,.kao.s NJ.
T,..o,a -. ,.o, N ,o.,,, IN wio,s,
IL, -. ~
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a'a'' ee'''
'''s''
''uoe' " peop'' ".'e >" 'e''".o ~"
'ue p'p''' 's'' 'u'0u
tue "ome W 'n's' az" '''''0u"S' '''
~ a. 'le hp'so'psi '0o's'' - "'s n"'
Il oouuott
-Mf A,bar, Boisiord ioos load OF
people i'o1 iai' village Saturday evening
fots''eish lie h''ias iosiied them 10
80 to Dorsti on Friday evening and being
unsbie go ~, SIN b" generous ieei
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-15

II NEED kpisl Dyspspsis Care 10 NJ
isgliy wnh souattial ressiis. IL gives
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-15

Wa o ., sssst . cay. We n'vtt
isaiofs silt eat o4s Miaals Coush Cure
IL tsr toass lI.ssri a. A,ile bo,s lie
step he sst ths pesameai.. We thnk 1,
the beat astieas msAr II care
coasb. ssi 81 isps 5isr.s >, pi-.s.ut TO
n.s. hsfnless and si'es i=nsessts re
saiu u gtirpls, Manchester csI,te;
A II Psit,b3af, Mssatstsr D.poi
sAsoREsurh oaaIkx
~-Ebsr T.,lot. ~ho h.. be.g slv 1t
ID h 10, u "a pssi .s.'. Ia. retained
trE.s
-Jsms. Jshe.,s hst moved ists The
hoase slisb b rsetn !, psfeh,sed d The
Ioibars esisis,
A Il b,sm,s 81 ssfiisss he i.fn Of
% .eas. TOT s.is Al Low piioe. Il Ia sell
siiasisa ssd ts,ir.ols property.
--potsii0s ssa o,s,sr ssrpsr ., The
B,riis, etarsa ,e.s. Wednesday, s.ssiss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-15

icr % tslHt IL rlfSstti 70 tsts and IL
aai t8s sssplies bet Tread, srs u
nsnf f / o~tssi Mira Dettsstai
yrs -. Cstnot isiita ear J u Wtip
rlf. Mstetftitr Cstttt. A Il pd'ltpae.
IA cbcsl,r Itgst
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-19

Miss Lillian Kinsel, Of California,
visited relatives ut Ming's Hotel this
week.
Shelby Ament and Harry Striker
spent Sunday with friends In Arrow
Rock.
Capt. Steve Price returned Monday
from Q short visit to friends ut Kan
q City.
Thornton Reynolds, who has ty-
phoid fever Is improving, but Is still
quite sick.
Miss Martha Rea returned Monday
from q weeks visit to Miss Robertson
ut Mexico.
Rev. w. II. Dobyns and wife re.
turned Monday TO their home In 81.
Joseph, Mo.
Mike Brogan died last week at the
county farm. He was o brother Of
John BrOgan.
&. w. Lacy and N. Nick Meyers as
sisted In the flower parade Ut Wsver-
ly on Friday.
Miss Pink Kennedy and sister, Mrs.
q. A. Wright, Of Napton, were up
shopping Saturday.
w. &. Davis, Of the REPUBLICAN
office IL spending the week with his
family In St. Louis.
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-19
LOCAL IN BRIEF

Lester Ransbcrger Is quite sick with
typhoid fever.
Rev. w. II. Leyburn, Of Slater, was
In Marshall Friday.
Mrs. Mary Slater Of Elm Grove,
was In town Saturday.
Mrs. Alex Long, Of Shackelford,
was . visitor Saturday.
II. II. Parsons left Sunday after.
noon for Hickory county.
Miss Lulu Corder was queen Of the
iower parade ut Waverly.
Arch Naylor spent Sunday with
NaptOn friends for o change.
Harry II. Parsons returned Sunday
from . three weeks campaign.
Rev. w. T. Mcclure preached for
the people OF Gillian on Sunday.
New Turkish Bath Tub, 500; never
used, For sale at this Office. 2lu
Miss Mollie Bell, Of Miami, visited
her sister, Mrs. q. W. Latimer Fri
day.
q. T. Goodwin made q business trip
to st. Louis Thursday returning Mon.
day.
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-19

sale was made In ST. Louis.
Hon. Charles r.. Stokes, candidate
for Governor on the prohibition ticket
made m address In the county court
room on Saturday, Oct. 18Th.
Miss Eugcnis Estill has returned
from Tedieville, Pettis county, she
having been compelled To close her
school on account of measles.
A literary society has been organ
lied In the Gillian High school, that
has been named Excelsior" which
II a step In the right direction.
The Gillian University club met
aud re.orvanized ON Friday evening
1t the home Of J. II. Kirk. They will
study universal history this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Petry, of Mel.
son. who returned from 81. Louis IN
Tuesday, were guests Saturday ri
Charlie retry and family In this city.
Miss Frances Napton returned Sat.
urday night from Kansas City where
she visited the family Of George N.
Bycrs and Frank y. Scbrec aud wife.
Mrs. Mary True and daughter. Miss
Mary. who have been boarding with
Judge Sparks and family are back In
their own home again On Oiell avenue
William Putsch, county treasurer
for Saline county was called to Soda
liH last week by y telegram stating
his cousin John kellerman had died.
James u. Atkins returned Ia Humans
Vile last Wednesday. Mrs. Atkins
and sister, Mrs. II. l.. Huston, will
remain In Marrhall for q short visit.
Mrs. u. A.. Hancock md son, D.A..
Jr., Of blackburn, accompanied by
Mrs. J. &. I.amkin left Saturday for
u visit To Mrs. Mamie Scott ut Harde.
man.
Mrs. John T.ynd who has lsen with
her mother, Mrs. George bruce since
her recent Illness returned To her
home In Kansas City ON Thursday al
last week.
Joseph Is. Smith and wife, returned
To their home ut Gillian Saturday,
after a visit to their daughter, Mrs.
w. Is t.nuric'n and family on South
Jefferson street.
Mrs. G. N. Rand, who has been Ia
poor health for some time, was able
u drive out on Saturday. We are
glad To know that her condition 1.
very much improved.
James w. Reid, ut one time q prom.
inent business man In Marshall, hui
now Of Jefferson City, has established
his claims In the Sitter estate In Ger,
many worth go, ON. UO.
Prof. II. T. Kerlin. Of Missouri
Valley College delivered o lecture 81
Friday evening In the Central NJ. u.
/ church. South, ut Kansas City, upon
''rhe Man With the Hoe"
Miss Martha Rea left Wednesds.
night for Mexico, where she was tn,
guest Of Miss Robertson during thu
fair. Gus Mayer Of this city also ut
tended the street fair ut that place.
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-19

over Bank Of Saline, solicit o share
of your business. 33-tf
Miss Mae Gilpin and Mrs. Delis
Judy, Of Winchester, Kentucky, spent
Saturday In Kansas City.
A.. Il. Stewart came In Saturday
and spent Sunday. He left Monday
for a short trip to Slater.
Mrs. L. NJ. Nelson and Miss Lulu
S~andidge. Of Nelson: were guests 81
friends In Marshall Saturday.
Miss Bette Lewis who teache.
school ut Nelson, spent Saturday and
Sunday ut her home In this city.
Mrs. Louise Bryant returned las'
Thursday from u delightful visit u
Miss Eleanor Rea Mt Carrollton.
w. r. Heskett sold his farm neat
Blosser recently To Albert Iahn, %
Clay county, Illinois, for sia,J
J.. T.sWcttsck, Of CofYeyville, Kan.
sss, spent several days recently wia
relatives and friends In Marshall.
For SALE OR TRADE-Several tract,
Of land. Apply To
3i.tf MARTIN ZIMMERMAN.
Judge Marion took advantage q
the beautifurwcather on Monday an,
drove to shelby Place near Napton.
John Cunningham and little son
Herbert. left Thursday Of last wcel
for q visit u relatives ut ChillicOthc
Thursday was divorce day In tn
circuit court. but only three out q
fifteen were granted by Judge Davis
j.. Alvs Ringo, manager ~ the III
ectric Light plant. has returned fron
Mexico. where he attended the stree
fair.
James Wheeler. ~ Kemper Militar!
| Academy. visited his parents DR.
Wheeler and family ut HcrndOn las
week.
Miss Ethel Sharp, who was quit
sick for several days last week will
symptoms Of fever, II able Ia In Ou
again.
Elder Robert Wilson, wife IN,
daughter, Ruth ~ Slater. were guest
Of J. ID. f'ristoe and family Thursda,
and Friday.
Remember the old reliable, Jane
Irwin, when you want anything In tn
plumbing line usually found In u frs,
class establishment. @.lm
Remember the old reliable, Jane
Irwin, when you want anything In III
plumbing line usually found In q first
class establishment. W-lm
Mesdames John Mcbride and d. u
Ament attended the National Conveu
ton Of &. w. Il. NJ, which met I
Kansas City last week.
Miss Mary Lewis came up from GIL
liam where she has q position In tn
schools and spent Sunday, returnin
To Gillian on Monday.
Thomas Otley returned Sunda
morning from Malta BEND, Waverl
and other points, where he made pol
tical talks to the people.
Mrs. II. b. Eubank and daughter
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-19

PRICE BAKING POWDER co.,
CHICAGO.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-03-29

sitting room is a good-sized kitchen and
quite a large pantry thoroughly htteo
I'D with shelves, bins, pastry table ana
cupboards. The kitchen has a portable
range, with waterback and boiler, from
which hot water is piped to kitchen sink
and bath room. A cellar is provided
under the house eight feet deep, con-
tanning furnace and fuel rooms and
other apartments.
Going upstairs from the sitting room,
or by back stairs from the kitchen, we
land in a roomy hall, from which are
accessible the five bed rooms on this
floor. The interior Of the house is trim
med in natural finished woods through
out. The cellar walls are of stone, eigh-
teen inches thick. The walls above are
Of frame, 2x4 studding sheathed dag
onal on the outside with shiplap sheath
ing and covered with half-inch siding,
and plastered on the inside. The hard
ware on the two floors Is of bronze.
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The Lost Was Found.

They fell into conversation on the
Avenue street car as men will to pass
away the time, and when one of them
happened to mention he was from
Pittsburg the other turned to him with
'Pittsburg, eh? Dear me, but how
singular!'
How do you mean, sir?" was asked.
"Why, / was in Pittsburg twenty-one
years ago and lost 10 cents in a street
car. I was thinking of the incident
just before you spoke to me. l suppose
you couldn't inform me whether the
money was ever found, could you?'
.'Why, yes; believe / can. I found
a dime in street car about twenty
one years ago and have been looking
for the owner ever since. Here it is.
1t must belong to YOU
Thanks. You are an honest man.
Here are 2 cents to reward you"
The Pittsburg man pocketed the re-
ward as the other pocketed the dime,
and then they closed the incident and
opened the Philippine question.
ington Post.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-03-29

The frugality which impels million
aires to perjure themselves in order to
avoid the payment of taxes is not con-
fined to any one locality nor to any
country. In this land Of freedom we
see gentlemen reputed to be habitual
coupon clippers appearing before the
Board of Review and swearing that
they are upon the verge Of starvation.
In Germany tax-dodging is more risky
business, but even there it is declared
that the tax-gatherer is evaded to a
very considerable extent by the ex-
tremely rich men. In England we have
seen the late Duke of Westminsters
estate declared at 1904, 229, though it is
notorious that it's real value is nearer
Ella, 100000. The object, Of course, is to
dodge the Inheritance tax. All this per-
jury is confined to personal property
taxes, because real estate can't be hid
den from the assessor.