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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25
DB~MoKkArYezRYs
sEDzIEEGo
lJudee Of Yrobate)
Isl 5sa
= hay cry (!Mich.)
Hamilton Y Wright.

Hamilton y Wright.
Povszechnis jest viadomem,
ze sedzia Wright, traktuje wszyst-
klch z wrodzon2 mu grzecznoScia
j dobrocia, zawsze gotowy s}uzyc
dobr2 rada wdowom i sieretomj
sympatYzujac z biednymi wog6le.
Sprawujac praktycznie ten u
Rad rrzez czas d}ugi, Sedzia
Wright mai dostateczna sposob-
nosc do gruntownego doswiadcze-
MA | poznania praw obowiazk6w
tego urzedu. DkUGOSG URZE.
w w SADOWN MIC
TWIE, ME JEST PRZECIWNA
|SEDZIEMU DO PON0WNEGo
WYBORU, A Rachel REKO-
MENDACYA ola niego. Urzad
sedziego, r6znl sic bardzo cd
wszystkich lnnych powiatowych
urzed6w, a majac to ma uwadze,
obywatele baczyd powinni, ably ME
utracili kompetentnego, rzetelnego
sympatycznego Sedziego.
Zdrowy rozum o~bywatelski
sprawl w}adnie to, re kilku SEA
dzi6w " tym Stanle, utrzymani SO
dfugie lata ma urzedach, a mlano.
wlcie:: w powieoie WAYNE,
gdzie sedzia Durfee urzeduje "a
lata; W JACKSON, sedzia Hammons,
urzeduje l6 lat. TAX samo sedzio~
vie: Mcintyre, W HJLEsDALE;;
Peterson, W OAKLAND; Robbins,
W ADRIAN, Bateman, W CENTERE-
VILE; go lat) Bennett. " CAsso~
POLLS, kt6ry pc "a latach umarf
ma urzedzie, jake wielu innych.
Chec z}ozenia z urzedu sedz1e-
go opiekunczego, tax doswiadczo~
nego czlowleka, jakim jest Sedzia
Wright. ola tego tylko ably inne~
mu zrobiG miejsce, ME wytrzymuje
zadnej krytyki.
"a, Sedzia Wright, przemawia
take znajcmosc jego kilku jezy-
k6w, co take sic okaza1o bardzo
uz%ytecznem ola bardzo wielu W
naszym powiecie.
Ksiegi urzedowe W ofsie Sc
diego Opiekuhczego, przemaw1aja
"a siebie i dostatecznie swiadcza o
akuratnem urzedowaniu obecnego
sedzlego, kt6ry zawSze gotow jest
do podjecia i Heterogeneous sprawy
VI czasie oznaczonym, skoro osobY
interesowane stawia sig W s2dz!e.
DO tego dodaG MONA, re Sad
Opiekunczy, wymaga ciaaglej ] ME-
ustapnej bacznosci ma majatki
matoletnich i innych osdb, i ms
obowlazki exekutor6w testamentu
i administrator6w opiekun6w.
'vtem sedzia Wright Jest nadzwy~
czai czujnym j czynnym, Wyroki
sedziego Wright. by}y dotad za-
wsz z taxa wydane akuratnoscia,
ze laden ME byl przez wyzsza in-
stancye nigdY zniesiony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25
.Eersspsndsneye Wia1usa;
2 PUCkA Is. DAK).
20 Paid.

II&NGA
20 Pazdz.
w przesztym tygodniu bylo U
mas huczne wspaniale wese}e. Wie-
lebny z. proboszoz j. WojtoR icz
po}aczy1 wez}em malzehskim panns
Margarine Bojk, 2 pod Wejherowa,
W Prusach Zachodnich, pochodzacaa
2 lei Adolfem P1echowskim.
Wesele odby}o sic " domu rodzi-
COW panny m}odej. Zaproszonych
go6ci by4o wiele. i bawiono sic "
iaknajlepszej harmonii do dnia
nastepnego. Weselnicy W blogiem
usposobieniu, zyczac nfodenu pam
stwu wszystkiego dobrego, poroz~
jezdzali sic do dom6w.
Tutejsza jedynq " ca}ym
naszym Stanie polska osade spotka{
ten zaszczyt, re AmerYkanie a
mianowall jednego z potr6d mas
kaudydatem ma wysoka godnosc.
Nasz Kodak i wsp6fobywatsl J6zef
Gruba uzyska} z Iona partyi popu-
listycznej nominacya ma pos}a do
legislatury czyli Sejmu stanowego,
kt6ry przez zacny swij ch.raktsr
l wzorowe, zaradne zycie zjedna}
sobie mi}osc u swoich a szacunek
u innonarodowc6w.
Mona sic s~podziewac, re W
dniu wybor6w wszyscy mieszkaja-
cy " naszym powiecie Polacy, bez
wzgledu ma partya, do kt6rej a
leza, oddadza swoj CLOS ma kan
dydata Polaka pana J6zefa Grube,
co jest take zy~czeniem naszego
wielebnego Proboszcza:
J6zef 6 k a.
Wspomnienie pOsmiertne
So. Omaha, Neb, Is Pazdz.
Wielki zal i smutek opanowa1
tutejsza rodzine PIP. Buglewicz6w,
Otto W dniu IS b.. m. ich kochany
syn W}adys}aw. pc zaopatrzenlu
ostatniemu SIS. Sakramentami,
rozstaf sic z tym mizernym swia-
tenn.
S. p. W}adys1nw by} dopiero
w kwiecie wieku, liczac zaledwle 81
lat. Jake stateczny bogobojny ,
szczery i uczciwy m}odzieniec byl
lubiany przez Gala rodzine i wszyst~
kich znajomych.
Pogrzeb odby} sic " Ponle~
dzialek, Is b. m. lw{oki przewie-
ziono z domu rodzic6w do koscio}a
czeskiego, poczem ma cmentarz
Fanny Maryi.
Nleboszczykowi towarzyszy}a
ma cmentarz wielka liczba ludnosci,
PREY tenn wszyscy katoliccy ksieza
~tutejsi - polscy czescy, iryjscy i
niemieccy, "a co MECH wszyscy
przyjma cd rodz,ny st%aropolskle
Bog zap}a6! s. p. W1adys}awa zak
mech Pan Bog przyjmie do swojej
chwa}y. NJ. =.
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z BAY CITY
lMICH.l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25
" Stanach Zjed. i Hanadzie $500
" Europe (keniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w arunk |.
renumerata wynosi rocznie

Abonenci o~plaeajaoy W1ARUsA
z do{u, kon,ecznie musza PLACID
900 "a jeden rok, roeumle sic
49, take "a rok 1899, lubo W tym
roku dla przedp}acicieli czyli p}a~
cacych naprz6d, roczna opfate
znizylhmy ma $3.50.
Kto zjedna nam dw@ch no
nych abonent6w i przesle cd
kazdego calorocznY abonament z
CORY, temu przez ca}y rok gazette
ola niego samego %przesefat bedzie~
my be~zp}atnie.
Kto odbierze z poczty try gazety'
awszanym jest q abonenta i odpo,
~iedzlalnym "a abonament:
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
.ychmiast poda6 wydawoy W1ARUsA
sw6j nowy adres.
Abenentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wia gszety "a posrednictwem
listowego lub innego urzednika
poeztowego, W1ARus pose}any be'
die dalej. skoro 'kto zaprzestanie
odbiera6 gazette, powinien wplerw
xap1aci6 jezeli co "a MIA winien.
Pteniadze "a j ola W1ARusA ma
lesy przesela6 przez pocztowy lub
expresowy Money Order, Mozna
tel przesefat abonament W dolarach
pspierowych, prze7 Postal note'
albo W jednocentowych lub dwucen
towych znaczkach ~pocztowych, lecz
jezeli abouament, W TAXI spos6b
p;rzes}any, W drodze przepadnie (co
sic " tym kraju bardzo rzadko
xdarza) wydawca W1ARusA ME
bierze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial;
no6ci. Take listy n%ajlepiej kazad
M poczoie registrowaG DO wtenczas,
urzad pocztowy bierze ma siebie od'
powiedzialnos6, ze wraz z zawartos.
cia dojda ma miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przese{ki pie
uiezne do W1ARUsA adrescwaG:
81. Derdowski
500 T.. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA. MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25

20
'dzisiaj okrutnie sic mszcza ma
kapitanie Van SAINT. Wszela
ko mic ME NIGGA mu zrobic.
Wszystko swobodnie p6jdzie
sobie swoja droga Van SAINT
bedzie wybrany gubernatorem
okazala wiekszoscia. Niechaj
sic kazdy przyjaciel sprawie~
dliwo$ci do tel wiekszo6ci
przyczyni ! uczyni ia tax
wielka. re Minnesota bedz;e
mogla bye z niej dumna.
Poczestunki polityczne.
Kolacye; jakiemi k%ongresman
J..A. Tawney przez try wieczory
czestowa} tutejszych polskich pila-
rzy W dolne] hall polsklego koscio-
Ia, z okazyi para6alnego Bazaru,
nieuczeiwnie skrytykoware zosta}y
p,zez tutejszy sw,ezo za}ozony
dziennik The Evening Democrat
Siega on az do czas6w rzym-
skich cesarzy, kt6rzy zboze pom1e-
dry g}odny lud 1ozdawali, ably
sobie 60 przychylnym uczynic. A
ME potrzebowa} siegad tax daleko;
dosyd by}oby przypomnie6 wybory
wiosenne W r. 1899, kiedy to
John Dietz, obecny sekretarz ko.
mitetu Browna, "a pomoc2 piwa,
jakiem homie czestowa} tutejszych
polskich wyborc6w, pobi} ma demo-
kratycznej konwencyi obecnego
wydawce 1.-The Evening Democrat
p. J6zefa Leichta. Dosyc by}o
wspomnieG O ostatnich mitingach
demokrackich W biezacej kampanii,
gdzie darmowe piwo demokrackie
potokami p}yne}o.
Nieuczciwy pismak cd 1.-The
Evening Democrat powinien by}
raczej wspomniec o politycznym
mitingu Browaa W hall Drama
tycznej, kt6ry sic odbY} dopiero W
Sobote wleczo1em pred otwarciem
Bazaru W parafi sw. Stanis}awa
Kostkl, gdzie' panowie Brown
Buck odbywali polityczne mitingi j
gdzie czestowano darmowem
piwem.
Tawney wcale a wcale ME
zas}uiyl sobie ma oszczerstwo,
jake nan rzucono. DO zaprosil
wszystkich pilarzy, zar5wno demo !:
k1at6w, jak republikan6w zar6wno
~starszych, jak ch}o2c6w, wcale
~ieszcze ME uprawnionych do g}oso-
& 8 ~ $40 #@E% 10 ri
wanna.
Przyzwoiciej zreszta bawili sig
ci, kt6rzY wskutek zaproszenia
pana Tawney posli do koSoio}a ma
Bazaar i spozyli tam dobra kolacyyas,
przyrzadzona przez zacne polskio
niewiasty, jak ci co posi- na Brow
ma hitting v poprzednlq sobote,
ably potem do nieprzytomnosol
nazlopa6 sic Dietzowskiego piwa,
Czasy potegi ma}ej demokrao ,
kiej Tammany Winonie juz mi~.
neiy. Lud zmadrza} ] ME %g}osnje
viiecejj ma oslep'' e piw', leoz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25

.kanami cztery latss t1emu lsal kLooroc POI
jawi1 sic y redakcyi PRAwDY
HenrYk Nagel z pieciu stami dor.
lar6w. Czyz uie pozwolil owemu
Naglowi napisa6 artyku}u republi-
kanskiego do swojej demokrackiej
PRAwDY?
A czemuz wydawea PRAwDY
diva lata temu iirok temu ME bro
nil partyi demokratycznej Cze..
mu sic ME pokazywa} ma zadnym
mitingu acknowledgements, gdy
ubiegall sic Q urzad aldermana ".
Kabat i Jan Slazinski? Gdzie by1
wtenczas?:.- u republikan6w.
Przybyszewski dis napada ma
Stefana Sadona, "a to, re jest re-
publikaniheml a sam go popiera},
gdy leciaf ma aldermana. Ale
dzisiaj P~rawdziarz, poniewaz Sac
don ME dale mu sig dluzej "a nos
wodzi6. zapowiada mu upadek ma
rok przysz}y.
o sprawiedliwosci wydawcy
rRAwDY swiadczy ia oko]lcznosc
re do dzisiaj ME czytalismy W tel
gazecie, ]akoby pieniadze zebrane
ma Chociszewskiegc, wys}ane 20
staly do Europy. A iluz to ludzi
narzeka ma niego, re i'm wstrzyma}
zaplate "a ciezka ola niego prace?
Pomiedzy innymi Fir. sniecihskl
%nadaremuie sic upomina cd nlsgo
10 dolarow, jake ch}opiec jego V
drukarni ,PEAwDY zapracowaf.
Niechaj wiec sic lyle ME dzi'
wuje S epowi, re nieprawoscia~
mi jego lyle sic zajmuje.
SEP:
EDWARD E. ANNEKE
Kaduydat ma proc uratora pow.
ay City, Mich.
Pan Anneke urodzi1 sic "
Lansing, Mich, " roku 1863, ]
przybyl re swemi rodzicami do
Bay City jake 10 letni ch}opiec.
skonczy} wysoka szko}e (High
schooD W Bay CITY i u~niwersytet
Michlgahski- Potem praktykowa]
W zawodzie adwokackim.
Przez 3 term1na pelni} obo-
wiazki komisarza sadu obwodo-
wego, a pred dwoma laty by1
obrany prokuratorem powiato-
wynn Bay powiatu, w~iekszosci2
1900 g}os6w.
Jake prokurator odznaczaf sic
nieskalana .sprawiedllvoscia. w
czasie gdy AIneke wstapl} W
urzad, dw6ch zatwardzla}ych NOR.
derc6w ~cieszylo sic wclnoscia. Jego
to jest zas}uga, re obaj teraz ode
sladuj2 dozgonne wiezienle "
Jackson.
Gdy wybuchfa biszPahska woj.
ma, pan Anneke wstapil do ame-
rykahsklej marynarki j pe1ni1 s}uz-
be ma krzyzowniku Yosemite "
Indyach Zachodnich. Potem byf W
bitwie morskiej " porcie San Juan,
ma wysple Porto Rico.
Teraz partya jego ponownie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-25

sglosnjs "a partys IuddzzEmlnil, pc kto
|rych moze sic spodziewac. 9 POI
pierad beda iinteresa ludu j starac
sic . dobrobytw kraju.
People's voice., 1900-10-11
Reaching n DecIaIon.


When case has been submitted Ia
!he supreme court, the justices are fur.
iished with aprintedcopy of the record
and of each brief filed, and are expect.
ID to study them at their homes before
he case is taken up for consideration.
The Importance of the case and the
ntricacy of the points involved often
sxtend the discussion over several DAYS,
and sometimes months. The discus
ZION being concluded the chief justice
:alls the roll, and each justice who has
leard the argument votes his opinion.
hen the chief justice assigns some one,
generally the justice who has taken
he most interest in the subject, to pre-
aare the opinion, which is privately
printed and handed to the other men,
oerS of the court for criticism. After
examination they return it to the au-
thor with such comments as occur TO
them. The author often adopts their
suggestions, or they may become the
subject OF another conference, and are
sustained or oyerruled as the majority
may determine. The opinion Is then
reprinted and read from the bench by
its author on the following Monday
Chicago Record.
People's voice., 1900-10-11

A prolix and pompous Missouri law
yer defending an ebony negro, was Sc.
lecting jury Of white men. He had
asked nunberless needless questions
when the judge said: Come
now, Mr.. C, you will be ex
amining the jurors teeth next
Hurry along. Let's get through
with this nonsense" WELL" said the
lawyer, ''just one more general ques.
tion. Are any Of you in any way re.
lated to the defendant at the bar?" An.
other Missouri attorney, in a divorc.
suit, set up in the wife's cross bill the
fact that the husband undertook 70
poison he- without just csuse."-Case
and Comment.
People's voice., 1900-10-11
COUNTY NEWS.
The country dances have cOmmeu

! The country dances have commen.
ced.
The OxIord Methodists will serve
meals ca election Gay.
The Register is knocking on the
pJor sidewalks Of Oxford.
A Mulvane man has offered S75 re
ward for the return of four sets of
stolen harness.
| j. W. FOrneyS water gauge shows
that Il inches OF rain fell at Belle
Plaine in September.
n. Fred Gardiner, a we'll known
pedagogue, is teaching a school 4miles
northwest OF Wellington.
The Oxford Register reports the
growing wheat looking fine, and the
weather still too damp to thresh.
The Belle Plaine lecture course will
be opened the 18th with an entertain
ment by the Parker Concert Co.
Quails are plentiful in Sumner
cOunty. DR.. Maggard of oxford,
killed 81 in one afternoon recently.
The Register speaks OF an OXFORD
you0g man who quit the farm for a
Job on the section as being ambitious.
Grandpa VOtaw Of Oxford, attended
a reunion OF the VOWtaw tribe ia
Iowa recently, when over 100 members
were present.
The Mulvane schools closed ole day
tbs week TO let the children attend
tile Wichita carnival. MuIvane is a
Wichita town.
Wesley Allen and family, formerly
OF ArgOnia, were in the Galveston
storm and are destitute. Argonia
made up purse this week and sent il
to them.
An Oxford farmer received, some
seeds from the government in an Offic.
ial envelope, on the outside of which
was printed the usual warning, "Pen'
atty for private use, $780," He i'm
medlately sent them back with a
letter to the effect that he had not
used one Of them and did not deserve
to be fOed.
New Era: A "Peeping Tom" was
discovered Thursday evening in a
tree which stands close to the hotel
He was brought down without murh
cOaxing and through sympathy for
old age ana innocence he was only
accorded a straight talk However,
he concluded he best thing he cou d
do was TO leave town, and shuffled out
George Stuukle, wio lives south II
town, is demonstrating the fact that
an industrious man can live on a
rented farm in Kansas and make
money. 10 Juue he marketed car rf
hogs which netted him the neat sum
OF Sl,0l3.75, and this week he sold
another carload for Sl,9SS.75. All
these were raised by himself and fat
tened or his own corn. Three thou>.
and and one dollars and ftty cents is
not such very small amount for q
renter to get for hogs in one yea'.-
Mulvane Record.
People's voice., 1900-10-11
Enameling the Skin.

Enameling the skin is an art. One
famous actress was known to have
worn an enameled neck, which was
said to have been made of celluloid.
The new enamel of vegetable wax,
tinted with aniline dyes, is far supe-
rior to celluloid. On a recent festive
occasion at Cape May a man of 40, who
had married a girl half his age, as
tonished his new acquaintances by the
beauty of his complexion. The text
ure of the skin was as soft as satin.
He experienced no inconvenience, ex.
cept that he could net smile. Laugh.
ing was practicable, because he
laughed with his mouth wide open;
but the enamel restrained all facial
expression, save with the eyes and
lips. This enamel is made of vegeta.
ole wax gathered from a Chinese tree.
vt is spread upon the face and worked
In with a roller made Of soft rubber
The enamel face may be washed with
soap and water with impunity, the col
Or being only removed by an applica.
ton Of alcohol.-Philadelphia Record
People's voice., 1900-10-11
Broken Bric-a-BraC.

Mr.. Major, the famous cement man, of New
YORK, explains some very interesting facts
about Majors Cement.
The multitudes who use this STANDARD artI
Gle know that it is many hundred per cent
better than other cements, for which similar
claims are made, but great many do Oe
know why. The simple reason is that not
Major uses the best materials ever disc Mr.
ered and other manufacturers 90 not Ovd
them, because they are too expensive andus
net allow large profits, Mr.. Major tells u
one Of the elements OF his cement costs s.. Z;
pound, and another costs $2.65 a gallon
while a large share Of the sO-called cemeuts
ana huid glue upon the market are nothing
more than SiXteen-cent glue, dissolved In
mortar or citric acid, and. In some cases, al.
tered slightly 10 color and OdOr by the addi-
rOn of cheap and useless materials.
Majors cement retalls at fifteen cents and
twenty-five cents bottle, and when dealer
tries TO sell substitute you can depend upon
that his only obje IS to make larger profit,
Inc proht on Majors cement is as much as
any dealer ought TO make on any cement
Andthls Is dOubly true in view OF the fact
that each dealer gets his share OF the benefit
o. Mr. Majors advertising, which now
amounts TO over 5000 month, throughout
the country.
Insist on having Majors Don't accept any
othsnd advice from druggist.
Always have supply Of Majors Cement:
ou hand
Ifyou are at all handy land you will be
sure TO find that you are good deal more
SO than you imagine) you can repair youl
rubber boots and family shoes, and any Other
rubber and leather articles, with Majur'.
Rubber Cement aud Major Leather Cement
And you will be surprised at how many
DC liars year you will thus save.
II your druggist can't supply you, will bt
orwarded by mail; either kind.
People's voice., 1900-10-11
GEO. ARMSTRONG DEAD.
A Sumner County Pioneer Passed Away
Friday Afternoon.

George d. Armstrong, one Uf the
p.Oueers Of Sumner County and a
citizen OF prominence, died at his
home four miles south VI Wellington
Frfday afternoon at l:30 o'clock.
The funeral was held from MS
former heme Sunday morning at
IL O'Clock, Rev. W. A. VanGundy of
the Methodist church, officiating. To-
terment took place in Prairie
Lawn cemetery, Wellington.
Mr. Armstrong had been a sufferer
al summer. For the past sixOr eight
weeks he haG been confined to hs bed.
Tie cause ~ his death was cancefouS
tumors OF the bowels. Last summer
he went to Bethany hospital, Kansas
City, for relief, but they could do
nothing for bin Since returning
from Kansas City Mr.. Armstrong had
been away from his home but very
little
He was past 81 years of age, and a
member Of the Methodist church. He
was DOl II III Lukdu IOuubls Oulp. dUu
served as captain in Co. B, 9th Hi.
nOiS infantry during he civil war.
lie leaves a wife, four brothers aud
one sister aud three children. II. c..
Armstrong NJ Wellington, J. c Arm.
strong OF Ottawa. L Armstrong Of
Greeneville. H.. aud W. G ArmStrOt z
OF Tonkawa, OF, his brothers, and
Mrs. j. E. Wafer o; Greenyille, H.,
his sister His three children. Albert.
Minnie and EdArmstrorg, all reside
at the home south OF Wellington.
Mr.. Armstrong was a director in
the Southern Kansas Mutual Insur-
ance Co. of Wellington, and served as
secretary Of the institution from the
time ~ its organization until last
year, when he wds forced 10 give up
the position N account 0f i'll health.
The deceased came TO Sumner cOun.
ty in 1873. He had a wide acquain-
tances, and the news Of his death will
cause universal sorrow.
People's voice., 1900-10-11

Fl. NJ. Collins OF Caldwell, will be
deputy county treasurer under J. P
Winner He came up from Caid
well Monday To enter upon his
duties Monday when Mr.. Maddy turns
the Office over to his successor. Collins
is a sOn-in-law Of Mr. Maddy, and
was deputy postmaster at Caldwell
during Uleveland's administration
He resigned his position as travelling
salesman for the DeeriDg Harvester
Co., to accept the county treasurer
deputyship,
Frank Jarrell'S wife has a piece 10
the Kansas KnOcker this week telling
Of the woes, trials, tribulations and
vexations OF the wife of a morning
newspaper mao Tie next day Frank
resigned his night job on the Capital
and went to work for the Kansas City
Times in place where be can get his
work done and still have an occasion.
al visit with his family. This shows
that while the kick OF a woman NAV
not be as hard as that delivered by a
man, it may still be ju.t as effective
Lawrence Journal.
People's voice., 1900-10-11
Pats Logiu.

An Irishman having placed a new
chimney on his cottage, called one Of
his neighbors to show him his handi-
work.
"Now, what do yez think 10 il ?" said
Mike to his neighbor.
"Begorra!" said that worthy, "but
The chimney is leaning 10 the left"
AN bedadl" replied Mike, IF you
wuz to go round to the back gard an
look at it you'd sac it wuz laneing to
the roight, so sure it must be stroight.'
Answers.
People's voice., 1900-10-11
ROCK ISLAND EXTENSIONS.
Some Lines That Have Been BuiIt-The Lib.
eral Line Will Hurry Up the Santa Re.

Tue theory that has been advaLc,O
frequently IN Tie past lew lears thd,
the era Of Railway CONSTRUCTION had
closed and That The Transportation
facnlties throughout the country
were equal 70 Tue demand, is nOI
wholly approved by some Of Tue west
ern trunk lines. This is particularly
So with tile Rock lslaud road which
has taken the lead IN railroad con-
sJructiOu during the past two years.
During this time the Rock Island
railroad uas dOue quite a great deal
Of building, and Tile several branch
lines constructed at different points
On the system ATE proving 10 he yalu'
able feeders. These branch lines are
NorLu Enld, o. +, To Billings, OF, d
distance OF 70 miles; Chlckasna, 1T
to Maugum, o. T., distance Of 81
miles. This line runs through the
famous KIUwa reservation wnlcn will
soon be opened to public settlement,
Kingfsher, OF, To Guthrie, OF, a
distance of 26 miles. This last men
toned line is operated jplnty by the
Santa Fe and Rock Island roads. ln
Iowa an extension Is built from Cow
rIe t. Sioux City, a distance OF Of
miles, Is completed and In operation
Ia, Sc make a total VI 267 miles Ut eX
tensions wnicn have recently been
built by the Rock Island al dltferehl
points on The system, anu every one Ol
the extensions are DrLying valuable u
the y stem.
In addition To the above eXr enslOns
which have been built, and are ID
daily operation, there are TWO valu
able extensions at present under con-
temptation by the Rock Island man
agement. Tue more important Of
these is line to be built from Liberal
Kan to CarrizOSa, Nm a distance
of $40 miles to the sOuthwe3t.of Lib
eral, where it will Connect with the
E Paso & Northwestern road, ilnt
Of Ia miles in length, aud already il
OperatiCu. This will give direct
through line to El PasH, Tex, and
also make direct connection with line:
running to California and Mexico
The other rumOred extension is line
# about 40 miles long. to be built
from Fairbault, TO 81, Paul, MINI,
in order t. get direct inlet into St
P.ul and Minneapolis, which is al
present made b. u>ing the NJ. & St
L. line.
People's voice., 1900-10-11
ECZEIlA,S
ITCH IS TORTURE.

Eczema is caused by an acid humor in
the blood coming in contact with the
skin and producing great redness and in
fammation; little pustular eruptions form
and discharge thin, sticky fluid, which
dries and scales off sometimes the skin is
hard, dry and fssured. Eczema in any
form is tormenting, stubborn disease,
and the itching and burning at times are
almost unbearable; the acid burning
humor seems to ooze out and set the skin
on fire. Salyes, washes nor other exter-
nal applications do any real good, for as
long as the poison remains in the blood
it will keep the skin irritated.
People's voice., 1900-10-11
800 Reward 500.

There is more Catarrh In this section OF
the country than all other diseases put to-
gether, and until the last few years was sup
posed TO be incurable. For a great many
years doctors pronounced it 8 local disease.
and prescribed local remedies, and by con-
stsntly failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced 1t incurable. Science has
proven catarrh to be constitutional disease,
and therefore requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. ]. Cheney, & Co., Toledo, Ohio is the
only constitutional cure on The market. 1t is
taken internally in doses from 10 drops TO q
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on lhe blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case Il fails
to cure. Send for circulars ard testimOnit ls
Address, F. j. CHENEY, & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 70 cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best