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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-26
TO RESIST ExTORTION.

DIR. Alvarez, who has had the usual
experience with plumbers In this city,
shows pluck In his manner of dealing
with them. Instead Of meeting an ex-
tortionate bill with the sheeply meek
ness which 40 many people display. ne
stands up In manly fashion and bids
the maker OF the bill sue. DIR. Alvarez
feels that II would be disgraceful to
submit and that In taking his case into
court. he not only saves himself from
spoliation but renders n public service.
The Advertiser, from the start. has
counseled the victims of the plumbing
trust to refuse payment Of any palpa-
BILE overcharge. Hitherto people have
let the money go. dreading the pub
iicity OF being sued for a bill: and be-
cause OF this the rate of extortion has
steadily advanced. But now that the
true inwardness Of the plumbing swim
die has been shown, no one need fear
to see his name on the docket as a. de-
PENDANT In a suit with the criminal
trust. Such mention would be honor
able mention. II would show that the
defendant is not an easy mark" and a
good thing" not a man to be fleeced
with impunity. We can well believe
that whenever the trust encounters a
resolute litigant, knowing the court tes-
timony against II will appear as fully
In the next mornings Advertiser as
will the data OF its own pretensions as
creditor. 1t will be glad to skullx
away from n jury and leave the de-
PENDANT In possession of the field
Many people pay n thieving bill be-
~ n rarderad h. a..
done In the form of a demand for par
tial payment. and they fear that their
sob will not be completed unless they
submit. But this apprehension is
groundless. In such an event the meas
ure to take Is simple and effective.
Let the householder 60 to one of the
supply firms and demand enough ma
tcrial to finish his work, letting the
house understand that unless Il makes
the sale and does SO at the prevailing
price IL will be prosecuted both civilly
and criminally In the Federal Court.
That ought to bring the supply house
TO time quickly enough: and once the
plumbing materials are In hand II VIA
b easy to find a frozen-out non Union
plumber to do the work. The better
way. however. IL to demand a contract
In the first place. that no payment shall
BE- asked until the Job IL finished.
AZ for DR.. Alvarez. the Advertiser
commends his example to every man
whom the plumbers are trying to over
charge Let the motto be Dollars for
defence but not one cent for tribute"
With a public attitude like that and
the right use OF the adva MT 0ea Cfveu
by the Federal statutes. the destruc-
ton OF the plumbing octopus shout be
IN easy matter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-26
For the Greatest Flag.

Women of every State are asked by
the women of New York to aid In the
purchase Of the Josephine Milford flag.
This flag was made during the Spanish
war, and it is said to be the largest
in the world, measuring 100 feet by 65
feet The owner, Miss milford, work
ed on it day and night, but just as the
emblem was completed she died sud
denly. 1t was Miss Mulford's intention
to have the American people buy the
Tag by popular subscription and pre-
sent 1t to the Government at Wash
ington. With the incoming of the next
President the time will be appropriate
for making this presentation, and pa
triotic women of New York have form
ed an association to raise the necessary
FUNDS. The Daughters of the Reyolu-
ton VIII ultimately take charge of the
work.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-26

The Independent Is not well-informed
about the American methods of polil-
ical administration when 1t says:
III Bryan is elected. Governor Dole will
Immediately be asked to step down and
out. and a Democratic Governor elected.
with the power to relegate the whole fam
lily compact into obscurity.
The wish is father to the thought but
the thought goes no further than the
wish. 1t Is not now customary In the
United States to evict any capable and
efficient Territorial appointee until lis
term Of office has expired. The indie
pendent can name no Territorial Gov
ernor and probably no Presidential
postmaster even. who has been treated
as 1t thinks a President Bryan would
treat Governor Dole. Commissions are
now served out. and II is entirely safe
to say that. II Mr.. Dole lives. his own
will be.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-26
| russ
Advice

We advise celluloid truss because
1t wears longer than the other kind and
Is more comfortable to wear than
leather covered one. It may seem odd
that we advise you to buy long wear
ing truss, thinking we like to sell as
many as possible. We do. The only
trouble is that people have an uncom
Portable habit Of blaming a Druggist
for the short comings of a leather COW
cred truss. Then they buy the next
truss somewhere else. If you buy a
celluloid truss Of us it will give you
such good service that you'll come to
US when you need another.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-26

Samuel Parker is the only mao in
this field for Congress who could get
anything at Washington for Hawaii.
Robert Wilcox Is looked upon In that
city by the few who know him as an
inflated pretender: Prince David is not
known ehere at all and II Congress
were Democratic he would be ignored
to suit the prejudices of Southern
members. The chances are best for a
Republican Congress and in such a
body Samuel Parker. with his wide ac-
quaintance. his many friends and his
qualities Of good fellowship would be
the means of getting valuable appro-
priations. A vote for him is a vote to
bring large sums of money here to be
expended upon public works.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-26
Another General Kitchener.

General Walker Kitchener, who has
Deen praised warmly by Sir Redvers
nuiier, Is the brother of Lord Kitchen
er. He distinguished himself in tho
omdurman campaign as commander Of
compunications. He went out to South
AFRICA In command of . West York
shire battalion. and soon found himself
at the head of a brigade. Ali General
hitchener's officers from Egypt who
nave gone to the front have distin-
guished themselves.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-26

As Hawaii Is entitled to its quota OF
the appropriations made by Congress
for the support of the militia, she Will
do well. as AdJutant General Spper
plans, to take out the sum In materials
of war. Our National Guard needs
ag-Jorgensen rifles and some rapid
rire artillery. all OF which the Adjutant
General may soon be in a position to
procure
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-26

Frederick Layton. a pork and beef
packer Of Milwaukee. who has been An
active business in that city for fiftv
years. has retired. On Saturday he
called his employees together to bid
them good-by. and presented each of
them with a dollar for each wear thew
had been In his employ. Several Of the
men received $40.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-26
THE PACIFIC
EDITOR

FOR DELEGATE IN CONGRESS
SAMUEL PARKER
FOR SENATOR'S
HENRY WAREHOUSE.
GEORGE r. CARTER,
CLARENCE l.. CRABBE.
CECIL BROWN.
w. G. ACHI,
FRANK PAHIA.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
l.. L. M'CANDLESs.
]. l.. KAULUKoU.
ENOCH JOHNSON. ~
JOHN LANE,
IA. II. HITCHCOCK,
w. j. COELHO.
A. G. M. ROBERTSON.
J. w. KEIKI,
WILLIAM AYLETT.
A. II. GILFILLAN,
WILLIAM II. HOOGS.
JONAH KUMALAE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08
K]siazki rozmalte.

aSE #E&aNE&s#5 #E=IH- =SAEE%& %%SE5
Biibliia Sw;eta czyll Plsmo Sweet,
st 4r-go ! Nowego Testsmeu.u
" mccnel j pisknsl oyr.w e, ,
wvzaacanym tytniem.... 50 20
Bukiet pie:ni ;,oiato,oych, v kto
r,m SIP s.-ajdui4 i .snk, dunn
h sr1e, krak~w'aki. maznr,
p'e6nl mliosne, past+rski, ob,.
czaio~e, towarzyskie, mY6I,~
skie, studenckle. wesute. za,t,..
hl~e, wyjstki ? op ! t. d. 80 .
Wybor piesni narodo,oych, v KID
rsm xDaJdnis s'e. q mkt. ar.t
msys1e krakOw,akl. msxnrN5
ue6ni potrYotyczns, wnjenn.
h1st..,r:5csne It'd -. .:.... 400
Ga,noksieznik Hl0kus Ppokus q, !.
nsukx /, dkrIcn lsien MO q ME.
xswodny spns6b cxsro~anu,.. ~
dawnieJ S. y. tesHx IN bon
4 ........ So. 49,. ..s...s. 20 q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08
KSIAZK1 DO
NABOZENSTWA

Kaq&ka do nob0&e1stson nap.
sana przez Arcubiskat,a Duniaa.
TAX zwana BIskupka. ola kn
Ta sauna B,sknpka. " pick
aiejs:ei opra~ie, Z okuciem Ia
neczkiem -. ....... .....S2. 90
A1idt lSStyd&, ksiazka do nabo-
sehstwa " plsknej opraw,e, % ,
siutYm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. O.65
.dnioi &r6& - oprawnv y,
sg6rke si.'cone brsegi : okuclem
samecsk,em s{otym: %autvtuli:
giem..... ............... $l.OO
p TAX, sam Aai6 S,r6& ,opraw
ny v k"66 s%}oniowa { okuc,em ]
amecskiem, stosowny ma pssisru.
W;anek Maryi. vytloosonv
ml obrszkam, ma .okfadkach
sameczk,em okuciem \
sfoconYm brzegiem .........$l:5O
WSun.k Maryi, oprswnv "
sk6rke z zioconym brzeg,em ztoco
uYm tytullk,em, bee zameczka :,
okucla 81 $l:OU
Wvborek czyn kr6tki sposob
1aboze1 silva codz'ennego " z~y
czsjne1 oprawie......... 40 G..
TAX, san Wyboreh. o3rswny "
droga sk6rke, z Okuclem j zamesz-
K'en... ..... .... % G
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08

EoirednM RAko Ano;ezskkj;.
ksiazxa dla latwego nauozsnla sic
pc angielsku 65ct.
Malouniczy opis Polski czyl1 Geo
gratia Ojc.ystego kr.ju : mapxa
l,cznemi rycinami. Zawiera
plzaszfo $50 atrOnic.
Cena.......... .......6 &c G
Got1iine. Kslazka do o5wiecenia i
bud wanna duszv chrzesclansko-
ka toliokiej, czyli kr6tki wykla6
Lekcyl ! Ewangeiil ma pssystkie
n,edz'ele 6w,eta wraz 2 wynn
ksjaca stad oauka WARY j oby-
czaj6w ! gruntownem w%yjasnIe-
MEM roku ko6cielnego, na]qiow-
n%iejszych obrzed6w knsc,elnych
mszy 6wietrj, nsbozehstwa de-
smowego1 ola chorych, drogi
krzvzoweJ, jake tel zyoiorysami
Swietych Psnsklcb, czczOny Oh
mianow'cle przez lud pslsko-ka-
to'ick,. z l:cznemi obrszkami
l'togr3ham, op!acona poczta "
dom & ~
LEKCH 7 ma
wsnyslk'e Nisdzlele S~.eta Ca
lego roku podfug przek4adu K
Jak6ba Wujka T. j sl6sowp1e
do Msza}u Rzv mskiego wypraco-
wal ks aiz s. Tomicki q potwier
dzony przezK ss,rs Generally
arcybiskupl Qn,ezniensko- Poz-
nahskl. Ks'azka ia jest cd w,elu
lat " ca}ej Polsoe irk Lol Pru-
sak,em tax pod MosKslem
Austryakiem. Jest y mocneJ
opra we 20 zfoconym .ytul'k.em
ozd"hn3 str'nica tytn}ou ..
Aosztuje tylko......... $l.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08

Psekna H;storyo o Gierpliwej Hele
ME. .6rce k,6la A%"t"niusza &c:
so,za tureck'rgo z K"nstanty
uopola (Car"grodu.) kt6ra bgdac
u dw"ru. p6zn'e] przez 2 l"ta
p,4lgrxymni4c, w,ejkie u,rapi+ MIA
} nedzv ciorpl'w'e , mezD'e zno~
ai1a. Cena ............ 2oc
Htstorya 0 SSedmSu Medrcach Bar
do zaj n~uisca l"~ alma pov'tsc
prowndzenlu IA sm'ert krole"
VEGA Dy"klecyana w,bawie-
niu 90 s'edm,u razy prze2 metr-
COW W>dan'e move, popr.~'ont,
Crna dawn ii rs G. ter"z 2nc
Jan Okpi5,v;o czyk SowizdrzaS
aynuy .~ego c1~su tr-f"'s; ri"
flgle a~antury. P'w,esc ko-
miozna ku rOzryw.e czvteln,kow
3 Wvdanle love. pcpra w'oue. z
licznvmi ubrazkaml. Cena day.
niei 45c t.ra. tYlko.... 25c
Laskeinid Beats4sa Wsrns.a]aca
~ &,astkn = sredn,ego ~i+kn dIa
mlodych j d"rnstv Oh. Cena 30 9
Robinson Kruzoe. evil skutki nir~
.p.,ssusx, + .t~s. Ks.a'ka zupe'nie
no ~. s,nrsnnle | utsc,w'e ufo
iona. C!ena.. ........ 10 Q +
Zakleta Dzie,cica z BrodQ, c.vIi
Cyrul,k Goa ca. .Przyg'"iy lsrr-
trsma " Zsmku. Nsdz~yc,aii
ciekawe zaba~ne "po~ iaoan'e.
:Muenhawsem Mowy ten z d}"g'm
q SOIL .,zyll d." vaccine p"dr6ze l
= fg'e. C-nA............... =. 10
Riin.Mo Rinoldini, -&awnv dowodz
"a rozooimkow XVIII w,eku.
Czyny jego ~to~nrzysHow czyl'
t iennice g6r wRwo~6w d"I'n
WHICH. C-na.-.. ..... %
Cz1o,ciies Nocy Pow,ek6 przez Ju
l.usza d. G,st,n. tt. maczona 2
frAncus<.ego (nsdzw,c za c'r~
hawai-. C-"a............ 'o
Mecze'5stw6 Swsetei Dzie'ucy
Krvstvmy, ~>c'sg Z-w"tow
SStych Pansk !ch Ks. P'otra S~ar-
D Ct.
Testament Piotra WeIkiego c4v-
Ii zam,arv M. sha'i xa~"Jo~a"ia
ca4ego s.,ata 900. ....... 5 ct
Prmoct,no Michaldy. Kr6I"wej
70 Saby, Bite; Svb'il' l5c
Zyd aoaeczny rutncz -. ...lOc
Historya 0 Grzegorzw, kt6rv
II lat pohutow"3, Pr~yAuty rrz>
-kale
Zvwot Genore1y. pow,esc m"rnl"a
b,'dz" w~~'u-@nlaca 70 s'ar"z't-
n,ch cznstw...... =. 49,. 25r
Boleqtu,o czyli Daisy Gag Gen"
VT t}6maczen.e p:zez ks. Os-
mansk'-go 20 =
Fab;ol4. Powies6 z czas6v pr1e,
ela,owsn1a Chrzrsoian . roku
3U2. Nap,sat Kardynai W,selD N.
~ 1.Chw le r.,zr ,nn. 2 Walka
: ~ ycleztw". ..-.. So. ~ &
w u,ocne, cprsw, xe. sfncon.m
tY.ul,k,em!!. ..... To j.
Historyo q szlachetnej Magetonie,
gorge kr6la : .Nra ..,,,u I 0 flu.
tr.s,ss5rycstzu hrab,m Is q u
H;aorya Q sslachetnej ! pieknj No..
tssEynte, .......... ......Zo 9
Lskjni1 potepic.;cd: f'ow,est.rxs
Fl. <. Tuvs, IA >,~go.... 30 .
Pan 7tpardo,csks, wiuikl
cxarownik... 80. 80. Is Ct.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08
PLAN JAZDY
~poc'agow kole,owVcb
W1nOnte.

Chicago 4 Northwestern.
Od]azd poci4s6w
M Wsch6d.
.chicaas passenger. FL Sunday roo 4. q
.chhieaGo passenger 'ex sun, e:1o ?. q
daily 1910 pdO
N. Zachoa.
9 Ssaoe r,' asAf e. s.s.5 n.sss.., 80 ;,' 80:
Passenger, No. : lEx. Sum-, 700 Pm.
rrzybyc,e poc,sgow.
E4 :@f=zs - s.:hudu 80 TIA i
,s ee:s::: s s::::;t s.:;;::' =; 800; 90, Z; e. s.
Alnnoaua Nal x:3oP.:A
" ~ Zschudu. j
sMn.. ras.sasuNos e. .us n So
"a go :.:::ss. "a =. IS. .=tE:et e. ss'd''' s: Sc !: +. .
Chicago. Burlington horthorn
Nazp6tpoe
1spas& A1vs
s =f,n1 Z l:nssssPe = :,. 2 .e*:: "a, =. :.
Ma p..sud ME
III q. Lssss 4 Peosa II .a4s p. :. 11:4 p
chioaee express sH.o4 So = 1850 2.
WszYstk dzieHne
Chicago, M,lWn0ke 4 St. Paul.
Na Wsch6d
Depart
Rock Isiaud d. e.pr:,s rr.az a.
Chicago express tdaity. 745 p. n
Faa Nail (dalyl ESQ p. N
.1hicaso vsaihnled ldailvl II:l7 p. e.
Ma Zach6d.
chicago express daily s;34 an
shcago v~esibuled tdaly 1913 AZ.
f,a Msilidaiyl rs:a3 ..
Rock Island daHv express 655 p n
souTHERs n1saEsorA DIVISION.
Passe ,ser $50 p m
Greeu Hay Line
Depar Aiye
i,een Bay Passenger Gas an $50 pm
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08

MIA weselne. toasty j I'd. it,
Aleksondro Chod&h Slownik Pol
ko A"gielsk' ! Ang,e'sko- Po|sk
" mocn4l opraw ie ze z%soc"nenl
tytul,kami. Cena......... $500
Kieszomkowy &ownk Polsko-An
< 80 c
Majprawdsiusza Kaba1a, czyl, cd
kryc,e ta)-mn,c przysz3osci 2.
pomoca ksrt. Wvl"zona podtue
cxar0wnik6w Chaldejakich. Per.
sk,ob, Greuk'oh. C%ygshak!ch
| Aracsx,oh Cena. ....... 100
S~pirytologia. civil nAuka o wy
w",ywaniu dncb6w. znajiujscych
sie M z'emi, W pow,e,rzu ! wo~
dz'er adv W oia mgn'en,u sta
ne&y / za5amom la1zk1m ssdnsG
uczvni1y: pod waru"k,en %, jedn'k,
4 7sdaula te ME beda prze iwne
VOL St~6rcv l lie sa 70 szxod3
nasza iub bIizniego nsszrgo $l.5n
Ksieqa e Portretami Krol6w Polkach
IN iera Al oDraz6w, %wle'ko6ci
7x1O all. " kllku kol"rhch.
Oprawa piekna ! trwa}a. Ksieg,
Ia zawiera to kte sp'4 kr6l6~, ,ch
zon l dz.ecl GRAZ g}6~niejszyoh
dat chrnuologicznycb. Portret
kazdego k,6la lest .pedsny .ns
oddz elnym g'ubym ksrton'e,
pr. slicznis oglaosowsnym.s Pod
kazdym portrt:em !est wydru,
ko 1ane nszw isko. data urOdze5
nis J s6miercl. Cena (dawn'e]
81 SOY 'sraz.............. 500
Rze,eodnik do pisasia Hstoso
mitosnvch.. .......... .... 20.
&ennik persko egipski.. poo.
Lekarx Domosoy czy'1 n'esa.
wodne sposoby d"mowego j TAME
20 leczen,a rozmait. Oh ch"r6b 25c
Pierwsza pornoc Lekursra ". nsgtvch
wypsuka,h z4ch"rowania, oraz
O tytunlu J. sp,r, tus.e. Nap'saf
dr.. BuJwld. = Zawiers: Jak
rtt"wac prey attuczrn'n In"
sparz-piu. o skal.czenlach =
Jak nsIezy oratrywac RAINY. =
q zakazenlu krwi - Us3sze"ie
zmi lub zw.erzfcla waeiex}. 90 =
Cu.r,eL,e - Zfrman1e k"sri -
Zw,chmtcle = Jak sie uchron 6
od u~,un,Ycla sak r"tows6 t.-
p,elca, udu@zoneg" Tub wis'elca,
- Udf@wlenle. - Nieprryt"m
nose Omdlen,e - EapAl
ep,l~tyczny - Poraz-nle s}o
neczne - Otruc'e. = 0 nap"iach
sp,rvtuso~vch Ola czego
sp,rytus jest truc'zra - CIV to
pra~da re wohka dodAJo al J
ro,gxewa. y truia:ych Mas
H. 4 . nch tStu"iu = Cr"a IS 6.
Porndnik dta k0biet, ktore chc9
bAc zlr"~ elni. - Cena dawniej
80 g., tera> tv1kn $685.. Doc
u Ul'HNIA POLSKO
AM EN- Ton. 81
crn'6~) nal"o~sza kslAzKA
KUCHARSkA ut.'zona lrzez %.
dx,ws doe~ 1adc,on9 kncL.rke PREY
pumucv kucharz4 hOtelowegO.
ks,azka Ia zs~lera nastepul ce
ro.daiasy,. Napoje Znpv, Jnr1yny.
= i su QnSmo "a ,,..f row - !,
o.1s.V n.'na % n.'.."~ -!
Sto,mv,n. w-,rnr.,.w;,a. 'Dr6h
Zw,s,.,n. n Ratn. ~, !. !. i
msysne S.sy p,eczyw. kon"fitO.z
~ xadrsNv Lexum'nv, buiyn'e
l paszt%tY Lt'ds.
Mode panienki bardxo szybk'
a.bitTsi4: ~prs~v " au,h.rrs"iu
~! 49, s1. a..l. =
49, ~ :. -; 80. s
s RM..x.
u-... .,..oo $500. TO-.
D~.e,e .s.vo s -.
-. 49,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08

49, K,o zsm6~i k.iaAke
lub ks,atsk "a SO Ct. powi.
MEN dolacz,t S Ct. ia pre-
se'ke pooztowa; prsy ksade,D
~iekssem zsm6wieniu na'e4y
do,sos,t pa katdy 81 90 war;
tosoi ksistek, 10 cen,ow na
przaseik7 pocztowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08
N D - Gazety szero.

N - Gazety szero-
ko SIC rolp'suia o powodacb,
jake sk'on'c mogly generala
BuIlera do rozpaczli~ego kro-
ku. J.k'n jest .be'sprzeczn,e
trzec' atak ma SHY n'e?rzyja-
cielskie. ktore luz pc dwakroG
ssdaiy mu dotkli~ We kleski
Najwa2nirjszym powodem Jest
roxpacsli we po'osenie gen.
White " L 'dysm,lh. kt6rego
upadsk r6wna,by sie s,ano~.
czej xle,ce. Vi. pososta~a,o
VIC, ii, inneego. JAZZ lie ma
prsoi. Chocis&by n,u p,zYssiu
str.o,d pc drodse 10 900 luds,,,
must dotrsst DO miast !, do,ts-
vic ]. r. ll''i,,',, 4ywnos'i j
amuu'cyi. DO : prsec,wnym.
rssle strsci .wv,sssylstxc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08
re SW 7

~ 6W lAlA.
w PARYzU zsssio pows3-
ne ~nieporosumieaie miedzy
w,adsam, *ffrancuskiim, . komis-
sya wystswvwa Stan6w Z)edno.
csonych. .Powodem tel kon
trowersacyi Jest ia okolicznost,
De komisaryat wystawy snia-
towej pozwolil Turcyi wznies6
jei pow.lon ua placu wystawy
" poprzek budynku amerykaii.
skiego TAX, be ten osta1ni
wvglada raczej ma ,f,yny
pier ~szego. jak ma samoistDa
budo"le, majacq reprezentowac
Stany zjednoczone.
EX-KROL Milan do.j,l cd
syoa krols Al, x.ndra nowy
tytut general arm'i z pensya
$4,000 fcank6w.
CalNSKA cesarzowa-w do-
wa data dymisys ma .zeInemu
wodzowi wojsk chin Aich, il g
Lu, z powoda, De tenze Mai
Bye przeciwn,kiem zamachu
stanu. Takze Inn wys"cy urze.
dn'cy o1rzymal' dym'sye. lud-
nose poczyna sc burzyG.
WIEDEN Il. S e mad
shodz' potw'erdseuie poprzed :
nj b. ~1,dom. sc,. o znmiarach
ks'sc'a Ferdynauda ogtoszenia
Bu'gary, kr6lestwem. R,ecz to
juk uiotous, y krleze Iua pc
parc'e ! ssnkcye Rosyi sape~-
NINA,
I'm ana ! koronacya korona
kt6ww-ka. b;dzie m,eG miejsce
dula 10. lutego.
So : t"..-O- 49,
BERLIN. - Byt7 Officer
angieIski O'Dsnue, k.ory byiI
wychowawcA ~o1skowym cesa-
RIA .theIma, dopus ii SIC
r62uych oszustw. Z.tv4yi en-
pod naz~ iskiem s hwerin
WO1@kUWe b'urO wY0aw u'Gze
Wyluizi} cd wlelu o~6b zuaczne
sunny Ia kauc,e. K edy teraz
Gala spraW wa wY>Z q IA Jaw,
znikt 2 horyzoutu be,}ii.k e.
60. P'oxurat"rya wyslata "a
nim l'sty &, hcze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08
Nanted-An !dea r.: :; ::$ e !: e: e:

rotoct your ideas. they may bring yoa wes,In.
yr1te, John & CO Patent AItov
ma list OF tW@ ,nd*aG 10: enttons Wante0
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08

am 1arrnef located naT Stony B100K, One OF the most f1ah1ouS
districts in this State, and was bothered with malaria for years, at times
so could not work, and was always very constipated as well. For
years had malaria so bad in the spring, when engaged in blowing,
that ! could do nothing but shake. must have taken about a barrel
of qunne pills besides dozens of other remedies, but never obtained
any permanent benefit Last fall in peach time, had a most serious
attack Of chis and then commenced to take Ripans Tabues, upon a
friends advice, and the first box made me all right and have never
been without them since. take one Tabule each morning and night
and sometimes when feel more than usually exhausted take three in
a day. They have kept my stomach sweet, my bowels regular and /
have not had the least touch of malaria nor splitting headache since
commenced using them. know also that sleep better and wake up
more refreshed than formerly: ! don't know how many complaints
condition was and would not be without them at any price. 1
honestly consider them the cheapest-pnced medicine IN the world. as
they are also the. most beneGcaland the most convenient 10 take.
an twentyseven years Of age and have worked hard an my life, the
same as most farmers, both early and late and in all kinds of weather,
fact fact my neigEhbors.hsve al remarked my improved ds condition o. and have
WAs1:9.A $500 SS1H ss.a ma E1rA = e, 49, r., s:sa s.:sss q1sA r.
s g; :ssss. s. :%s s ss:a f s@ 3 !: sa% g q :: s q q: Y 60 80 - s Es..::sss:2s;;;e:se.S
" opsues ST. Hw fort
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08
W KSIEGARNl
II. DEL D0WSzIEG0
" II mona, Niun.

MONA dosta6 rozmaite ksi 44ki poll
skle .szozegolnie zaf naste pujsce:
Ksiazki powieSciowe.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-03-09
NORTH PRAIRIE,

Mar 5-Stephen Mrosa, who has been
attending the St. cloud normal is home
again.
Ded-An infant child OF Nick Burggraf,
last Friday.
The dance give at the home OF Anton
SObiech was we'll attended and all had a
good time
Miss Gussie Pelowsky, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Mort h
Dakota has returned home.
Thomas Trutwin returned home
from college as his health requires rest
for awhile.
The farmers are all glad to see snow
SO they can do all their hauling before
spring work comes along,
VIM. Glatt was in Little Falls Thurs
day.
John ]. Schulthies was in St. cloud
Friday
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-03-09
UPSALA

March Grey. Bolin left for Mime
apolis, Friday.
Mrs. A. Fredlund is home on visit
from Brainerd. and will return this
week, accompanied by her sister, Rena.
Annie and Hannah Johnson and
Annie Anderson left for Brainerd this
week.
The postofice was moved to Edwin
Petterson's, Friday.
Mrs. Peterson, who has been sick for
the past few months, died last week and
was buried from the Lutheran church
She leaves husband and one son.
Gust Nilsson was in Royalton Thurs
day.
Rev. Newgren OF Dakota held services
in the Baptist church, Friday, Sunday
and Monday evenings, and in the Con-
EDUCATIONAL church, Sunday, at 10
o'clock a. m. He left Tuesday.
Andrew Samuelson has been working
for Edwin Peterson this week as car
penter.
Otto and Robert johnson hauled
wood to Edwin Peterson. Thursday
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-03-09
MORRILL,

March 7.-Marsh Blaieell made trip
to Royalton.
Our local minister is having protract
ed meetings this week.
People are glad to see the snow which
come early in the week.
Two men named Moore bought land in
our town last week.
T.. E. Tapping and G. Chiefly are in
Little Falls attending conrt this week.
c. Cheely drove down to Minneapolis
last week and brought back a wagon
load Of young calves which he got of the
milk men about the city.
We have not any reply from J. A.
Mowan in regard to our debating affair.
suppose Mr.. NJ. is too busy chewing
the rag in opposition to Senator Davis
amendment to the Porto Rico tariff bill,
for we believe he would willingly trample
down the constitution Wien it stood
against the cause'of high tariff. He
is built that way