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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-12
ELECTRIC POWER PLANT.

Appleton Men Purchase Mill and
Dam at IXiIbourn, Wis.
BARABOO, Wis, April 11.-Papers We're
filed today transferring the Munger mill
ty and dam with franchises at Kill
bourn to William Guenther and A. D.
Johnson. of Appleton, for $4,000. 1t is I'M
derstood that a company is to be formed
for transmission Of elect ic power to Port
age, Baraboo and Madison. The power is
the best in the state.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-12

Nasal Catarrh quickly Yields to
treatment by Ely's Cream Balm, which
is agreeabiy aromatic. It is received
through the nostr1ls. cleanses and heals
the whole surface over which 1t difuscq
'tself. Druggists sell the 5Cc size; Trial
size by mail, 10 cents Test it and Won
are sure to continue the treatment.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-12

Britton for the purpose Of discussing
the advisability of organizing a company
II the state national guard
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-30
]. Roeamora.
Una nina saIvaje
Cacerfa en- Ell monte
misterio impenetrabIe

En- una hacienda cersana TeeoIuca, Re-
pGblica del Salvador, poblaci6n del departa.
mento de San Vicents, IN grupo de c0T1ptstos
practicaba Ia reeogida del ganado una
montafa, cuando "a feunido 10 saeaban, VIE
ron pasar por entire las reses IN buito informe
que de momento iuzgaron serfa alg1n animal.
Al bajar campo raso vieron con sorprssa
que ell buito Ell question era una muchacha
como de once 6os de edad. completamente
desnuda en- estado absolute de taivajtsm
Cusndo quIsieron apodersrse de ella Sc
deslixaba por entire las pa:as del ganado, ss-
niendo que cazarla como IN animal cnai
quiera.
La pecue1a sA7aie, que segdn informes,
90 bastaote ben parecida, no prom uncfa osra
palabra que 7auflr; Sc Ia We fnclinada conner
solo frutas, y de los demas alimentos soio acep-
to los friioless
Ahora essa la jovencita sn poder del al
ralde de- Tscoluca, no habiendose pOdido has
Ia hoy aclarar el misterio que encierra orr
gen Y Que exp,fque 81 lamentable abandono
an ell monte. Sc Ia vigia con ssmero, pues
vsrfas veces ha intentado huir hzcia las me n
tafias vecfnas al pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-30
Curiosidades
81 CoIoso de Rodas


Ell smpsrador Dsmetrio puso alto la
ciudad de Rodas, empleando para clio los g.
dos mas 7ioentosi pero, pesar de este, no la
pudo tomar. Cansado al An del asedio. ORE
clio la paz los habtantes de Rodas les di6
en- regalo, como aprecio de SUI vaIor, todas las
maquinas de guerra que habfs empleado con-
ira elios.
Los de Rodas las vendieron; CON su pro-
ducto algo mas que af1adieron, hicieron
constrnir estatua colossal que colocaron
Ia entrada del puerto.
Csda de sus piernas estaba asentada
sobre IN enorme nuro los extrsmos de Ia
entrada, era tan grande Ell hueco que forma-
ban, que por 81 podfan pasar sin peligro los
buques de mayor porte.
La ess2tua representaba sl Dios Apollo,
tenfa los pies de atura, ell homhre mAa eli
era mas pequeno gae uno de sus dedos.
Concluida ell tsfo 222 antes de Jesus
cristo untembo or de TERRA Ia de srib6 On ass
Luego e Enpsrador Vsspesano 10 hi :
20 levsntar;y cuAndo en- Ell sigo VII los Sara
csnos se hicieron dds nos de Rodas enccntraron
derribado de nuevo al colo<o.
EIos venderon Ia estatua un iudfc, des-
aparecisndo asl dc 10 escena monumento
hist0rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-30
A don Alberto F. Martinez

tC6rcholisl 81 hnbiera IN tribunal que
iuzgara los pretenciosos que desean pasar
por personals Iesradas en- fuerza de moessAr &
los perfodistas, haciendoles publican disparatea
Va tendrfsmos en- Ia carcel al <eximio literato1
Alberto T. Martinez, Inspector general de ms
srucci6n p1blca y tal..
iCuidado que necesita <sanfs Gon3, 10
mas supina igoorancia, para escribir estupide-
css como ell conato de fzbula Gel Milo el
Cuclilio,3 obra del tai ID, inserta en- un peri6-
dico del magsterio como 10 es Gel Ano Esco-
IarI1
fCondescenienciasi
Don Alberto Sc siente psdsgogo escritor
y rom Dese asf:
<Nol hoy no tsngo ganas de ir & la c.ase.s
Paes 20 st tengo desee de zurrArie 10 ba-
dadanA. ALA voy
Ss dice escribe ir clase, y 10 la ciase !
ESQ o. galtcismo, ese ta estA ahf tan demzs
como I'd. en- oil puesto que ocnpa. En- mesti- :
70, puede sers pero en- csstizo espa noI, al |
no senor, <donde tendre que estar quieto y
mudo., Hombre de Dios del Diablo, scree
I'd. que deben os nios estar quietos y mudos
tres horas sgnidas en- clase?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-30

,cnkp fslizsoy Las inocaltss coqueterfas
], II mar ne entretienen, me distraen me
IL .olsz en- horas que nunca deoieran con-
~, No oulere que penetre en- su dormitorio
,.ntas no he perfGmado 81 cuerpo So dsl
.oTadente DO le hs dichc: eres hermosfsima.
c1bre 81 pecho con 81 corplno de grana que
..nto me gusta; los Rios de su cabello scdoso
..sn desfgusles sobre su frente blanca como la
ia.ha L. destrenzada cabeliera que cubre N
..ralds medic desnuda. parece el ala de IN
.Tsrvo extendida sObre nieve Immaculate.
ruando beso su boca, en- 81 rostro traspare1ta-
,sIa fecidad, como se trasparenta 10 luz en-
Al vaso de alabastro. Juego con los rtzados
.-oIss nue rodean 50 cara. Reclino en- mi 70.
sIIia ~ harnosa CO beEa, trenzo su pslo ne
rl,o an al fondo de sus ojos abisinios. Su alma
,No toma de la reaidad In eterns belleza,
gnardads eu ell area DE GRO de So ser divIno,
ssono Ia abeia 500 toma de iR for In miel sa-
sross Que deposita en- loE aareos alveolos del
,,bossrte panal. iQue graciosos mohines los
ID ests nina grande cuando Ii estrecho en- mis-
hr,,os oy carihosfsima mi canti.ena de amorl
III, Isbios tienen enyidis de sus ojos. Cuando
", oIos ma miran, sus abios me besan. Guam
~ sus lsbios me besan aprisfono su cCerpo de
petteito msrmoi, entire mis- brsIos nerviosos.
imuier adivina. Caando subo mi ca
4 sptes dc lamar, q abre Ia pnerta- No me
,,rara Ss1te distancia la infasncis oe mi
p Sus dedos perfuman 10 que tocan- E
ANA que coge con las cnencas de sus msnos
IA svar 81 ter fresqufsins, cae en- la aiio-
Ana como chorros de Ifmpido CRYSTAL. Es oil
,srslo de mis- oios, 81 ornsto de mi casa. sl
,tieo de mis- trunfos. Soy pobre y de humil-
ID insje, pero, "a que rey podrfs envidiarf
Tango una Yentana que recibe el beso de luz
ii a surora Tengo IN jsrdfn lleno de viole
a, palldas, De fragantes eneldos de amari
ia, cseudulas, esta In mujer quien amo, que
rsans, compendia y aquilAta en- su ser mil na-
luraes beIezas que 30 solo possoy disfruto
como 6uico duefo sefior.
EstG enferma su aIrededor TODD Gala.
Il b rsyo de sol iiumina 81 cuarto. Sus her
uspAs le han traldo aores. Ha deshecho una
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-30
NUESTROS AGENTES
susCRlTORES DlnECT0$
YAAUMCIAMTES

pesar &c nuestras relteradas e1citacio-
lss son muchos los sgentes de La DEMocRA-
ola que aGn no han rendldo sus cuentas atra-
aiss.
Yve 20 mantlene ests empresa de sus
pFoplos recursos mensualmente tiene que
s.ender grandes compromises, cue no admi-
sn aplszamientos ri demorasl por 10 tanto,
hicese necesario que nuestros amigos nos re-
ni!an con religiosa puntnalidad los fondos que
shren en- 81 poder.
Asi, pues, va cue no Sc stiende nnestras
iepetidas sdplicas, hemos decidido suspandeF
Nenvio de los paquetes del Periodfeo todos
EueIlos sgentes suscriptores que antes oel
ts Gtimo del mes en- curse no hayan remitl-
% ssta administration las cantidades que
haudsl.
Esta medlda g. general, sin ezcepciones
se ning6u generic.
DOloroso se nos hace dsr este paso, pero
hque Sc nos obllga clio, no tenemos otro
snedlo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-30

II valiente pedsgoso nos ha impor.ado o.
doctor Brumeaugh!I
<NIentras que aqnf afuera to 10 ESD Gale
gre, t. &.
81 hombre. sf. en- Ia sscnsla de don bar
TO TODD es cnrsi, feo. trfsts, hssta ei ie!
Va 10 ha dicho ell pobre x5eee1 en- 81 So
lileQuIo, los nifios las mas de las veces dfcen
10 verdad.
7 sigue al seior MArtine4: <Pedrito Mu-
ehAchItoS nlcredfzo3 lUf! Martinez nc de
In Rosa. Que barbaridadi SCoaqus movei IL !?
No halo q. otra manera de signifcar 10 vou
BILE inquieto que Pedrlo? C4aquiera
creerfa que hablaba I'd. ds terreno coss
asf Lnego sale IN pSjaro. IN anInal cue
<grfta,, <Cuc1. = <Cued. , y el animal de Mar
tinez no sabe mas porque quiso ir ID es
cuela tendra que repetir toda su vida e'<gri
to.1 Pues Ia escuela ell animal Sansas Pas
cuAs.
Dice al bueno de don Alberto en- lata
No Ia Escuela.-<Ea la Escueia todo 10
xqne 50 We distinto de 10 que hay en- nnes-
.ras casas.,
va 10 creoi Nusstros hermanitos que nos
acompsHan clase, la luz, ell aire los calores
ell maestro mismo que vista 10 casa paterna
del aiumnoi 10 dijo Martinez, basta.
Mre uiefo: listed cree llegar IN incuio
territorio de los de su TERRA, es IN tonic de-
cspirote. listed no saba hsblar nj escrbir
casteliano. Como que invite para una asocia
ei6n TnattuGlista'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-30
EItemnIo de Diana

chos que ;e estaban consagrados esta Diosa.
Tenfa ass pies de largo estaba rodsado
por 127 colnmnass de las cuales So estaban es-
cupidas per los primsrcs artistas del Asia me-
nor. Entire elias habfa una hecha por sI &C.
lebre Escopas.
Doscientos seinse a1os fue eli item po inver
lido en- Ii construction del edifcto.
LIS estasDs de- Ia DIosa era de sbano seg1a
unos, de cedro segan otros. Sobrs su cabe-
"a habfa torre cada mano IN leon.
El temple de Diana fL6 destrufdo por I'm
incendIo.
Deseoso de que su nombre pasara Ia pos
terioridad, Erostrato, le peg6 fuego y 10 des-
truyo.
an efecto, Ia tradic On In historic han
reccSdo ell nombre del incendario. -. para
eseaneceslo mAldecirio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-30
AL PIE DE LA CRUZ

O cruz, are, spts u7.ica . .
Arbol santo,
luz gioriosa,
duice enseEa
victori0sa,
clara estrella.
Iris de paz
De tus benignos brazos Ia sombrs protectors
escude tn -queza tn egida- sAlvadora,
del pie'ag fracundo los ssEos al surcar.
Trfste soa,
atrfbu da.
sin Amparo,
luz, nj faro
que mftigae
su affection;
combatida
desgarrada,
nave
abandonada
de las olas
al furor,
tus pantas
cruz bendita,
vuela ell Anfma
contrita
anhaIo
fervorosc
de consuelo
y de perd6nl
Nd niegues tn refugfo
al triste que te i'm pora;
del pecador que llora
tempia la ardfente sed.
Ia huella de sus culpas extipgue bfenhechora
muera con sus labios cavados tus piesi
LEAEDRo DE SARALEGUIs MEDINA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-30
FIlIPINAS
Manila

Manila
Los insurrectos de Manila, despues de pa
ipetArse en- buenas posiciones. han atacaoo
ens1mente Is guarniciones smericsnas
Bsjo q direction de IN ofcial que no es
ndigena. se lanzan q Tn peIea Sc muestran
snaces en- Ia lucha. Son infztigables.
La victoria
Los smericanos, memories en- ndmero, re
mueron Ell atsQue energicamente. No obs
sSntet Ia victoria nc resolvI6 en- favor De los
alipInos
Resntaron varios smericsnos de Ia ciase
Ssarops muertos, muchos heridos los rebel
80 nieieron slgunas capturas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-30
CUENT0S Y NARRACI0NES
ANGELES
(SOLIL0QUiOS De UN MARIDO)

con aus Uianos de marfl, ha besado las hotss
Despues me las ha dado & besar Las hemos
esparcido sonre ID virgan qus tiene 50 cabe-
cera. NADIA toma. Mortal trIsteza ha inva-
dido espfritu- Quiere que este 81 lado
sfempre. Nos mframos sin decfr una paIabra
Su color paido me apena me tortura TIsne
passion de snfmo; oil tratamento m6iico no
la puede curar. Jugando con su pelo, 10 he
extendido sobre cara, que ha quedado Gu
bierta como por IN veo fnfsimo. Negro; no
me Ia dich cho:-e veio con que me cubras serk
blanco. al de IL primera bods servIrz para
Ia segunda. cuando Sc celebren los desposorios
de mi alma con Dos. Hs sentido deseos de
lIorsr han saltado las lsgrimas Su
padecimiento es leve. Pronto Ia we're buena
las puertas de la gloria So abrirSn otra yez
para ncsotros.
Su cusrpo ests febrfl. Ell color de las mo-
radas campAnnias mancha sus oieras. Matiz
amarilento cu6re 81 tez, lgeraments arrebo-
isds Sus lsbios han perdido Ell carmfneo tin
te. Su mirada no 80 juvsnil y brfllante. Me
gan los parpados espacio { la luz. Y parace
que las orej as 3 recojer imperceptibies sonidos
Sc disponen- Que es este? E. terror apode-
rs de mi alma. Las hermanftas de la enferma
salen de 81 cuarto lloran. Mis- paiabras no
les sirven de consneio. NADIA mitiga NAL.
frente las mejillas Sa Ia beso, al bajarla
ocults sembiante para que 70 DO YEA su
llsnto. Abrimos la ventana, s1a no puede
respirar 81 fatigoso pecho. Todos nos haola-
todos estamos constsrnados.
Solo veo sombras que entran y salem, que
arrodiilan y rezan. Las mUjeres traen ell
halda llena de flores. He bessdo su frente
He csrrado sus ojos. He cruzado Gus manos
La natursleZa la habfa vestido con sus esplsn-
didas galas va ia devuelto 4 In amapola ei
eoior de sus Iabioss "a no pIde ei capulo las
hebrss de cabellos ! Ha muerto No;
una voz misteriosa me 10 dice. Como Ia hiia
de Jafro, estA dormidA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-30
CAPACETE.
Gremio de tabaqueros

Antes de anoche Sc reunieron los tabaque-
ros de Caguas para conststuir un gremso. ell
giendo una junta dfrectiva, prcvisora
Anoche celebf6 ests una reunion para
disponer los rreliminares de In junta general
que Sc llevarA cabo el domingo pfoxino
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-30
HItOS TELEGRAFICOS

Eel negociado de ts'egrafos insulares est4
extendiendiando los hiios de Arrogo Yabu-
Goa via Patiiias Maunabo.
Don Octavio Rivera, ioven telegraasta que
ejerci6 antes de II invasion, es candidate pro-
oabie para Ia nueva cncina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-30

H- jose g. del vaiIe (Fortaleza 71l.-Of
cinas para Ia gesti0n de asuntos admfnistratl-
vos en- todcs los centros ohcfales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-30
u. PADRO Il Ca.

MAsATf PrERTo-R1co
QuincalIa Ferrsterfa 1nica Glaze
Agencias conisiones representations.
Compra venta de provisiones secas :
frutos del pafs.-Importaciones directas.
Sncursal en- CiaIse.
Willmar tribune., 1901-05-15

The steel trust has commenced its
deadly work on the small plants.
Mills at various points will be closed
and the work transferred to the larger
towns. Pittsburg will get the great.
est accession, about 0,O00 men being
transferred to the mills at that place.
This Capitalization will no doubt
cheaper production, but it will mean
ruin to number of hourishing little
cities. If the people at large were
permitted to share the benefits of the
cheapened production the advantages
to the nation would overshadow the
evil results, but the trusts will take
good care that the dear people don't
get any share in the profits of the
consolidation. AS long as the trusts
are protected by the tariff wall they
will continue to exact tribute from the
people, and use the proceeds to fight
the European manufacturers in the
markets of the world. The European
laborer thus frozen out of his occupa-
tion, will come here to compete with
the American workman on his own
ground, and thus help the trusts to
cut down the price of labor. It is a
poor law that don't work at least two
ways when trust gets hold of it.
Willmar tribune., 1901-05-15
Anderson Bros,
jewelers. and Opticians,
NlLLMAR, MIhN

The republican press bureau con-
tinues it's baseless attacks on the last
state administration, and as usual it
has little regard for the truth. In its
last letter it says the wheat inspection
department last fall graded wheat too
high in order to win favor with the
farmers, and that it now has trouble
in grading the same wheat out of the
elevators. Last fall the cry was that
the farmers did not get fair grade
for their wheat, and a great many,
not taking into consideration that the
wheat was Of a poorer quality than
the preceding year, believed the ly-
ing reports and voted against Lind.
Wonder what those people will think
now?
Willmar tribune., 1901-05-15

Those who read "Sterngucker's"
rawlings about the wickedness of the
democrats of the south in depriving
the negroes OF the right to vote may
wonder why the virtuous republican
party has done nothing to stop this
nefarious business. The reason is
now plainly apparent. A number of
those alleged democrats are repub-
licans, but have voted with the demo-
Gratis to keep the negro from controll.
ing the state governments. Now that
the negro question is practically elm
mated those disguised republicans are
dropping their masks and showing
themselves IN their true colors, and
the president is rewarding them with
ofdces. Where is the sympathy with
the ne1ro nowP It was nothing but 1
pretense and having served ito pur.
pose ithss been dropped.
Willmar tribune., 1901-05-15
You are Interested,

Are you going to paint your house
or barn this summer? If so, why not
20 and consult with an experienced
painter, who has made paint and paint.
ing life study and can tell you all
about what to use to give the best re.
suits. When you buy paint from a
man who is not painter himself he
can tell you only what the companies
have told him. He does not know any.
thing different. He can't tell whether
a paint is mixed with pure linseed oil
or with some of the many other CON-
positions used in the manufacture OF
paints, such as cotton-seed oil, ben
zine, China clay, chalk and water.
The painter does know, and you get
tho benefit. Remember this when you
are going to paint.
] also handle q full and complete
line of the latest patterns in wall pa
per, room mouldings, varnishes,
brushes, dry colors, and window glass,
etc., etc.
MY store is located on Benson ave-
nue., second door west of Mikkelson
Block. Kindly call in and let me
show you my stock. can probably
save you money. ~ -3..
12tf. O. A. JACOBSON. !
Willmar tribune., 1901-05-15

It must be hard to be the nominal
owner and editor of a boss-controlled
organ. While it may seem simple
enough as long as the bosses agree,
there must always be the narrowing
fear of the consequences if the bosses
should once more lock horns in q
struggle for mastery. The independ-
ent newspaper man may not have much
of a chance at official job work, but
he is at least his own master and
don't have to worry himself sick try
ing to please the bosses.
Willmar tribune., 1901-05-15

The widest speculative mania ever
known in Wall street ragged there last
week. The cause was a struggle be.
tween the Union Pacific and the Nor.
gan Hill combine for the control o1
the Northern Pacific railroad. The
common stock of the latter road
which a short time ago was worth on
ly $45 a share, went up to $1,624 a
share. Thousands of people lost al
their savings in the mad scramble
The mauia seems to have run its
course now and Hill and Morgan ap'
pear to be the victOrs.
Willmar tribune., 1901-05-15
WEDNESDAY, M A Y IS, 1901
the soclALisTIc IDEA GROWING.

The socIALisTIc IDEA GROWING.
Things seem to be rapidly working
up to the point where there will be a
universal trust, which will sooner or
later be taken possession of by the
government and carried on in the pub
lie interest on a socialistic' basis
Chippewa co. Herald Rep.)
The socialistic idea is slowly but
surely permeating society. Although
a great many people shy at the name
"socialism" we haye it already in
practical operation in our midst, and
those who thoughtlessly rail at the
name would be the loudest to protest
if they were to be deprived Of the So
cialistic advantages they now enjoy.
The very idea of government is So
cialistic. Every man gives up some
of his privileges as an individual in
order to secure the protection of gov
erement. He gives up his privilege
of revenge on those who have injured
him. In return society protects him
from the revenge of others. Every
protective act of the government is
really socialistic.
But society has gone further than
this. It has interfered in the private
business aft airs of individuals for the
purpose of giving employment to
other individuals. What are our
tariff laws but socialism? If the gov
ernment has the right to confiscate a
portion of your earnings to give an
other man chance to do business
has it not right to interfere when a
few men make it impossible for thou
sands of others to carry on their busi-
ness? The theory Of government is ''the
greatest good to the greatest number. ("
On that theoryit has con6scated the
lands of individuals for roads, rail-
ways, public buildings, etc. It has
built schoolhouses and maintained
schools, on the theory that the happi-
ness of the majority demanded it.
Whenever the interests of the majority
have clashed with those of the indi-
vidual progressive society has al
ways decided in favor of the majority.
The new social conditions demand
an extension of this idea of protection
for the masses against powerful indi-
viduals. If the government carries
the mails, and does it cheaper than
private parties would do, why should
it not also carry the products of in
dustry for the people at actual cost?
There is nothing new in the idea, it is
simply extending an old and accepted
one. And if the government provides
you with the somewhat slow means of
communication provided by the mails,
why should it not also provide you
with the more rapid means of COM
munication that the telegraph and tele-
phone afford, and that under modern
business methods have become a
necessity?
Willmar tribune., 1901-05-15

Congressman Babcock of Wiscon'
sin has incurred the displeasure Of
Mark Hanna by his attempts to re-
move the tariff on articles manu-
factured by trusts, and --.now Mark
will "discipline the obstreperous con
gressman by removing him from the
Craftsmanship of the republican con
gressional campaign committee
Mark is consistent. He owes his
power to the trusts and he will not
stand idly by and see his friends at
tackled if he can help it, and he gener
ally can.
Willmar tribune., 1901-05-15
A serious riot took place in Detro

A serious riot took place in Detroit
last Friday evening. The police
superintendent forbid the crowds to
listen to a single tax advocate who had
incurred the superintendent i'll will
by his attacks on the rich tax dodgers.
The people did not obey the order and
the police charged them. In the me-
lee twelve citizens and five policemen
we're injured. Are we living in Rus
sia or in a republic where freedom OF
speech is guaranteed by the constitu-
tiOn?
Willmar tribune., 1901-05-15

Some OF the republican papers are
saying some mighty mean things
about Gov. Van SAINT. We submit
that this Is hardly fair. The poor
man undoubtedly does the best he
knows how. TO be sure that is not
much, but the people who selected him
knew that and have no right to kick
anybody but themselves.
Willmar tribune., 1901-05-15

The Pioneer Press is hammering
away at tariff revision with it's usual
off-year vigor. It does it simply for
a change. When election time comes
around it will take it all back, and de-
fend the trusts with renewed vigor
And it's readers will forget all the pa
per has said in favor of reduction of
the tariff, and vote for protection for
the trusts.
Willmar tribune., 1901-05-15

The manufacturers of farm machin.
cry are to form a trust, with a capital.
ization of about $75, 100000. The oh.
ject of this benevolent association will
of course be to cheaper the cost o1
production so that the farmer may
buy his machinery cheaper. It is
just barely possible however, that in
the division of profits the farmer may
be accidentally forgotten.
Willmar tribune., 1901-05-15
A Swell Wedding

means rich and handsome gifts for
bridal presents, and handsome table
silver is among the most acceptable
as we'll as most useful of anything
that can be offered. Our fine array
of fat and hollow ware, solid silver
spoons, forks, ladels and carving
sets, as we'll as tea and coffee sets,
are something to excite admiration.
The quality is fine, the workmanship
elaborate.
Willmar tribune., 1901-05-15

The man who tries to please every
body will please nobody not even him
self. The only safe rule is to deter
mine what Is right, and then do it
without bothering about what the peo-
pie will say about it.
Willmar tribune., 1901-05-15

Mark Hanna says it is embarrass-
ing for him to have his name men.
toned in connection with the presi.
dency three years ahead OF time. No
doubt he would prefer to do the pre-
liminary work on the quiet.