davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13
FROM OVER THE COUNTY.
Mount Pleasant.

Mount Pleasant
Miss Emily Sperry Sunday at Mr..
Dimmitt's
a number of young people from
GoOdland spent Sunday at s. Nelson's.
Mr.. Connolly is still very sick.
Miss Inez Farrow, who has been stay
ing at Jim Coon's, is keeping house for
her father.
The Victor school house will have a
weeks vacation during the holidays
Eddie Chatfeld spent Sunday with
John Sperry.
II. II. Dimmitt butchered a hog last
week that weighed 600 pounds.
Mrs. Thompson and daughter, Nellie,
spent Sunday ia GOOdland.
George Dimmitt was visiting at Mrs
Clark's Sunday. George you want to
look out, Will is back again.
81. J. Fletcher and family spent Sun
day at J. P. Johnson's, and L. A. Chat
field and wife spent Sunday at Frank
Feaster's.
Mr.. Brass, an old settler Of this coun.
ty, is here looking after his property
He is thinking of going into the cattle
business.
Mrs. Clark and children spent Sun.
day at Charley Miller's.
Ralph Dimmitt spent Sunday at Viii
FarrOW's. We don't know who be went
to see.
Roy Clark has gone to W. Middle
toms to stay this winter
Frank Sylvester helped L. a. Chat
field hawl feed Tuesday.
Many of the neighbors of this vici
nifty went to the sale at Mrs. Snyder
| Tuesday.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13
What the Hen Hatehed.

The commissary Of subsistence in a
large lumber camp in the northwest,
relates the Norton Champion, drove $50
miles to get a change of fare, and re-
turned with two crates Of live poultry.
Grain being out of the question the
fowls were fed on corn meal made into
dough. That proving very expensive, the
commissary mixed sawdust with it 10
proportion of three parts Of meal to one
part Of sawdust. The chickens ate as
usual and the hens began to lay. By
and by, as the meal grew scarcer the
proportion OF sawdust was increased IN
I'll the fOOd-became a mixture Of three
parts of that woody product to one Of
meal. One of the older hens manifest
ing a desire TO brood, - eggs were as
signed to her, and at the end Of 81 days
what do you suppose she Matched? FL
even wood peckers.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13
Pleasant Home.

We are glad to learn the chicken pox
patients have recovered.
Some of our farmers have been
threshing cane seed lately.
Ross Dillinger, Walter Strain, Alva
Fulwider and Ray Moore, of Brewster,
attended the literary at New Hope
Wednesday evening.
Bruce Lister butchered a beef last
week
Mr.. Ross, of Nebraska, father of Mrs.
Sam Fulwider, was visiting his daught-
CT here recently.
The next regular teachers meeting
will be held at Muldrow school house
Friday evening, December Ii. An in
teresting meeting is anticipated.
There Will be a Christmas tree at
Pleasant Home Christmas eve.
The first snow storm of the season
visited this section last week.
Mr.. Shirley has ceased to carry the
mail. The mail is now carried from
Brewster instead of Edison.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13

indianapolis News: The sugar beet
growers make the point that if a re-
duction is made on Cuban raw sugar,
the consumer in this country will not
be benefited, but that the reduction
will only add so much more money and
power to the sugar trust, which will
make use of the advantage to press its
war against the sugar beet industry in
the west. The point is clear. What
congress should do, inEadd1tion to low
ering the tariff on raw sugar, is to
lower the tariff on the refined product
asIo, that the consumer in this country
may receive the benefit, and that the
two sugar trusts may be permitted to
break even on the result.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13


The populists held that plenty of
good money in circulation in constantly
increasing amount to meet the growing
needs Of business makes good times, and
that the Lack of this makes hard times
Within the last year the national bank
circulation has been increased over
s1O5.Ooo,0OO, and now Secretary Gage
advocates the still larger extension of
the privilege of issue covering the par
value Of bonds not only, but also that
Of the banks paid up captain other
words. the floating Of non legal tender
paper money on government indebted
ness and bank property. Ia round
numbers, during the fiscal year s99,-
100000 Of gold has been coined, So
10000 IN silver dollars and 81 600 COO
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13

The decision of the United States
supreme court in "the fourteen dia-
mond rings case" will call for the re-
turn of about 81, 100000 in the states
and 100000 in the islands to those
who have paid the duty unIawfulIy ex-
acted. And besides this, unless con-
gress acts with remarkable prompt
itude, all the Chinese in the Philip
pines can come into the United States
without let or hindFance, according to
the opinion of the best constitutional
lawyers. That constitution, like a real
living, loving thing viii follow the flag
TO bless the world unless chained like
Cassandra to a rock.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13

The Hamburg American Steamship
Line, it is reported, is negotiating
with the Pennsylvania and Santa Fe
railroads for a combination or traffic
arrangement for the oriental trade.
On the heels of this announcement
comes the report that the Santa Fe is
about to take over the Rio Grande
Sierra Madre & Pacific railroad, in
Mexico, with a view to extending that
line to TopolObampO, a fine harbor on
the Gulf of California, nearly 1000
miles nearer Honolulu than San Fran
cisco. StilweH's Oriental road would
be discounted by such a combination.
Some have all along commended that
the above mentioned Mexican road
was Rock Island apick up" and that
it is its property, IN reality, although
operated under another name. How
ever, the steamship and railroad com
bination referred 20 shows how the
great railroads and ocean lines are
sure to combine and that a ship subsi-
dy is equivalent to a railroad subsidy
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13

The State Journal: The political
composition of the present congress is
as follows: House-198 republicans
and 159 democrats, a republican ma
jority of 80. Senate-55 republicans
and 80 democrats, a republican major
ity of .. If anything be done that
should not, or anything be left QndOne
which should be accomplished, there
will be no difficulty in fixing the re-
sponsibility. Besides this there is the
credit of doing what the people wish.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13

The State Journal: The well re-
membered ship subsidy bill has put in
an early appearance in the halls of
congress. 1t is not the bill of the last
session. 1t has been altered in form
but the principle is the same, and it
was the principle to which the people
objected. In our present prosperous
condition there would be no objection
to laying out few millions annually
in a worthy cause, but the ship sub
sidy business has not yet been able to
establish its claim to a place in that
category.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13
Essay ON ''AutOmobiIesF by a KnOcker.

Essay on Automobiles" by a KnOcker.
We believe they call them automobile
cloaizs. We don't know why unless it is
that they make woman attired in one
look as clumsy as a big rubber wheeled
automobile. They were first worn by
sylph- like maids who were devoid Of
apple curves, and who by a flowing
outer garment looked as good as any
other woman who dressed the same way.
They became somewhat fashionable, if
not stylish, and now the women are au-
tomobile crazy. Short women wear them
to make them appear taller; tall women
wear them, thinking they appear more
stately; slim women wear them that
breadth and fullness may seem added
unto them; and fat women wear them
because-heaven only knows why they
wear them-but they do, and appear not
ashamed. The only thing that prevents
the women attired In these garments
from appearing to be in early morning or
late evening dress is the color Of the
robes. They have neither shape, cut nor
fit, unless a fat woman insists upon
squeezing herself into one and then they
at only il spots. We're they made Of
lighter material, old Mother Hubbard,
the heroine OF the nursery rhyme, might
seriously object to the name @automo-
bile" and were they lighter il color
they could be associated only with night
caps and candlesticks.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13
The Pessimist,s Summary.

It's breakfast in the morning,
And it's luncheon about noon.
It's dinner in the evening,
And it cometh none too soon.
At night it's some small party,
Or else you see the play;
And every day you live is just
Like any other day.
In winter we are freezing
And IN summer we are hot,
There are snOwballs in December,
And in August there are not;
And if we fall a-yawning,
The cause for it is clear,
For every year you live is Just
Like any other year.
TTa=T,fn u-FOn 81
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13

Some years ago many peoples party
men we're angry because the democrats
stole their platform. Now they are as
mad as hornets because Mr.. Gage has
"copt" their sub treasury scheme and
offers to incorporate it in the national
banking plan.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13
What Laughter Does.

Laugh and grow fat" is a saying as
old as the hills. 1t has long been an &C
cepted fact that humor is a promoter OF
digestion and merry words the deadliest
foes of disease. DR.. J. E. Kennedy, edi-
tor of the Iowa Health Bulletin, writes
an interesting article on the value oil
laughter, in which he shows it is not
only a remedial agent, but is also a val
liable preventive against a host Of dis
eases. The physical effects of laughter
are thus put down by DR.. Kennedy:
Laughter increases the blood circula-
ton
1t enlarges the heart
1t expands the lungs.
1t jiggers the diaphragm.
1t promotes the dioculation of the
spleen.
In other words laughter stirs up the
vital regions of the body, gives them
healthful exercise and produces a men
tai exhilaration which acts upon the sys-
tenn much as a brisk walk in a crisp
atmosphere does upon the appetite. As
strong allies to laughter DR.. Kennedy
gives the following directions for mental
peace of mind:
Beware of theologians who have no
sense of mirth; they are not altogether
human.
Keep your chin up.
Don't take your troubles to bed with
you: hang them on a chair with your
trousers or drop them in a glass Of water
with your teeth.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13

Mr.. Gage grounds his advocacy of
"asset" money on the theory that the
reserves in the national and sub treas
uries and the accumulation of money
in banks in the great money centers is
not in circulation, and, consequently,
is not available for the moving of the
crops. What does all this mean? 1t
means that the s'pops" were right.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13

The proposition of the secretary of
the treasury to allow national banks
to issue "asset money isn't new. The
"pops" advocated the issue of govern
ment money based on the property of
the country up to the limit of $50 per
capita. What does this mean? 1t only
means that Gage thinks the 'pops" are
great financiers.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13
70 Know rs 10 FoRGIVE AL

If knew you and you knew me-
II both Of Us could clearly see
And with an inuer sight divine
The meaning Of your heart and mine,
I'm sure that We would differ less
And clasp our hands in friendlinessi
Our thoughts would pleasantly agree
If knew you and Jon knew me.
If knew you and you knew me,
As each one knows his own self, We
Could look each other In the face
And see therein a truer grace
Life has so many hidden woes,
So many thOrns for every rose;
The why OF things our hearts would see
If knew you and you knew me.
Nixon Waterman
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13

Money is uncommonly plenty and is
constantly increasing in quantity. As
a result prices are high and business Is
brisk. What does it all mean? 1t IS
proof that the 'poPs" we're right.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13

This nation rose en- masse and de-
manded that action be taken against
Spain because of the horrors of the re-
concentrate camps in Cuba. But the
horrors of that system in 'the pearl of
the Antilles" were no worse than ''re-
tention camps" Of the British in South
Africa, where women and children
are held as prisoners, and are system
atically decimated by starvation and
disease. The British regimen in South
Africa is an outrage that the civilized
world should both condemn and abate.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1901.

Within the last year the currency
has been largely inflated, and republi-
cans @point with pride" to prosperity.
What does it mean? 1t means that the
"pops" were right.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13

Minneapolis Times: The new York
Sun says that, so far as the house is
concerned, the Fifty-seventh congress
opens with the populist party practi-
cally extinct. The New York Sun does
not say, what is nevertheless true, that
the Fifty eighth congress will find a
reborn poulist party, and representa-
tives thereof, unless something effect
i've is done to curb the illegal trusts.
The new party will be as unreasonable
and as radical as the old, but will have
some great big truths in its platform.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13

in fractional silver and minor coins
making sS59oo0.OOo Increase in the cir
culating medium In one year. A word
to the wise is sufficient.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-12-13

Two Polish Catholic priests from Chi
cago have been in Thomas county look
ing over 1000 acres Of state school land
with view OF purchasing It for q Polish
settlement.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04

" SALONIE BRACI
GRIESEL y Winonie " bloku
Pekera, ze wszYstkich tute-
ssych salon6w najwiecej piwa
.przedaia. 3 czego wynika,
ke piwo gosciom tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknejIepszem. W
sail 50 stofY ! mnogie
krzesla, q nadto osobnY pok6j
ola chcacYch siedzied osob.
no. Ludzi " tel, po starokral-
xra;eku urzadzonei oberzY
aawsze }aa " ulu, iecz mimo
to ka&dy szybko dostanie
;:.ego zn3sda,i . sadowoleniem
wychod2i.
Farmerzy teraz y cafem
miieac ,e,. wygodniejszei gospodY
Die s.sjda, jak v Griesl6w, . Y
yoistaonej ich : salonem
,rr.cerri wszystko moga kupit
4 ! miasta ola kuchni stotu
~ wadsat mJssa. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04
.Hsa0ryaO alachstnai ! piieEnsj ~

Hsao,yao s,lachstnsi ! piisEnsi II.
Aesst'sis, ......20ic
History0 . 8Iisdn,is Aedroach. Bar.
dso sajnujscai povabns poxls5t
oprewsissnle ~ 1mlert kr6le-
Hlcsa DYoklsyyalna wybaWie-
niu 60 Medmiu rasY pr1es mydr-
COW Wydanle MOVE popraw,one,
Cena-s0 q.
Jan Otpisuia czy1i Souizdrzat.
siYnnY swego csasu trefn,s; lego
flgle ! avanturY. POwlesc ko-
miczna ku rozrrw &c czytelnikow.
WYdanla move. popraw,one, :
lioznyni obrazkaml. Cena daw-
mel IS C tsraz tylko.... 20c
zakleta Dzie,Oica Z Brodq, evil
Cyrullk zbawca. PrzYgodY Eer-
trama " Zamku.. Nadzwyczaj
ciekawe3 opowiadanle. l0c
CkSouiek Mocy PowlekG przez Ju-
lluaza dc Gastin. Tiomaczona 2
francusk'ego (nadswYczaj cie~
kawa). Cena 90 6.
Testament Piotra Wssaes,s > aar."
Il xamlary Moskali 1awojowa8e1
catego swlata............. S ct
Psoroct,oo Michazdy, Kr6lowej
20 saby, l3te;; sYb,lli l5o.
Hstorya Q Grzego,zu, ktdFf
II lat pokutowal, prsYkutY prsy
skale. .20ct.
Zy,oot GenooSfy. powie66 morslna
bardzo wzrusza14ca 70 ~starolyt~.
nvch csas3w... ..... zoo
Bolestaso ozYli DalssY Ciag Geno-
wefy, u6maczenle prsez ks. Os-
anskiego.-...-.......... 20 c
Fabiola. Powie6d 2 csas6w pre-
6ladowania Chrze6cian " roku
302. Napisa} Kardynai Wiseman.
l.Chw,le rozejmu. 2. Walka
3 Zwycieztwo. SO G |
w mocnej oprswie ze zioconym
ty.ulik,em'.. rs G
1askinia potepie1ca. PowlesG przex
Fr- Z. Tuczynsklego.... so
WaMa Bialych z A.dyana-
Pan Zwardowski slawny mjstrs
;zarnoksiezkl. z wlelu pieknemi
na]uowsze wYdanie pa
Ia karola Mark " Miko}owie ma |
Rsnaldo, Rinaldini, stawny
10 xd.lzca rozb6jnik6w.--...6Oc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04
zE SWIA:T.l.'.A.!.

mocno bYi chorY jakoby d.
Lspponl ustagiczniv prsy min
sbawil ME ma nsjmniejsze
podstaw7. Jego s. iatobliwo, .
cieszY sic zdrowiem doskonaleu
i onegdai udz'elit audyency
ambasadorowi au.tryackiemu
kilku innych osobom.
BERLIN. 6zerzaca sic II
wiadomo6t, De Niemcy rozpo-
czeli akcy9 celem 2akoh,zenis
wojoy po'udniowo-sf iykah-
skie). coraz to wyrazniejsze
prsyb,era kszta}ty i znajduje
coraz wiekszs wiare. Nawet
orgaua przez rad 'nspirowaoe
o6wiadczsja. 4e kr6lowa VIII
telmina W csasie swojego tu~
tejssego pobytu umiata GAIN
teresa wac cessrza ia sprawl ]
De ju2 navel " spraw'e tel
rozes}auo do mocarstw cyrku-
larz okreslajacv pro]ekta zakoh.
czenia wojoy.
MANILA. - General G. lilies
z 500 strzelcami i ~ielka licab4
ochotnlk6w, poddat 8 e VIA
dom amerykan ,kiD. Flip IL
csycy, sktada)ac bro1, plaksl'.
Kapitan CAbsles, "a pol godsi~
ny przez ak:em pod1anis sic
umknat obozu gen Cai|lss.
PodobDo poc1agnai z SODA $50
strzelc6w.
Wskutex poddania Sc gen.
Cables wszyscy p~owstancy
wzieci do NEWELL IA wysrie
Luzon, beda wypuszczenl ma
wolnost.
ALICANTE, " Hiszpan:i.
Powa3ne rosruchy wydar1yly
sic W Alcoy. "a mile Cd ALI
cau,e, podczas piocesy,> jub le-
us.owej. Zg:a,s }otrow napad}s
"a procesya, wydarla 2 rsk
ksied1a Krzy4 poismata 60
" kawalki Nsstapi}s wal
ks, kt6rej koniec poio&yli Ian
darm,. Klku lu1zi zostaio
ranionych.
PEDEREWSKI JAKO 20
LAX - T~o:ca Manru, wsia-
wisjsc " swiecie calym sztuke
Polaka, ne tHlko muzYk9
wstrsasnat s1erokie mssy, ale
takze potra6t zaznaczyd sse
uczucia patrYotyczne tax, IL
pewuego razu b>io to v
wielkiem mies,,e San. Z,ed7
noczonvch - W zachwJt wpra-
wit ogo! mieszksh low, a dyre~
ktora teauu dopro va 1zll do
rozpaczF.
Oh iak by}o: D'rek1or,
zn1ncy geogr fl po t~acnsSu,
" ogIoszenin zapow'ada)acem
koncert, naval Pad:re"sxiego
rosyjskim pianista, a poaob III
navel do nazwisxa dodol, j.k
p,sza .Rosysn'e. li:ere J. Pade-
rewsk, ME protestow val, b,l.ty
ma koncert. rozehw> taoo, " dniu
zapowiedai4nego przedstaw e.
teatc byi teatr~ wYpetn'ony
przez publ'czoosc, uade Ella
]oiuaczona godsna. ale Psde-.
tewsk' sic ME zja"iai Mi,
kwadran>, mil, drug, publ'cz-
nosc sc niecierpl WI. wywo'ujv
dyrektura, a ten, wldzq", ze
Ia 1,,1o ro 49,, ~ NM u &c q -. u a.ooaa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04
w W Klt,S':'IIEGARNI
f. DERD0WSKIEgo
v Niaena, MINI.

" UI0ODd, .Mluu.
SEQ E. 8 street.
MONA dostat rozmaite ks:4zki pol
skle .szoze9dlnie za6 naste pujacs:
FSlAZK1 DO
~NAEOZENSTWA
Big . tobQ. Kslazeczka do ma
bozenstwa ola miodzlezY szk6l
......... -. ~ .
Perty do Ma6o&exst0a, ksiazka
do nabo&enstwa "a czes6 Naj6w,et-
szej Fanny Nary Nieustajacej Po-
)mocy, W paradnej oprawie, z}ote
brzegl, z okuciem aameos-
KEN . so q
Ani6j1 Str6&, ksiqtks do nabo-
tehstaa " osdobnej oprawle, z
bis}e,ni ok1adkami Z ko6ci s}onio-
vel, 81 lioconym brzegiem, 2
klamerka - st6sovn q q
prazen lapannY 75c
Ani& Sx6z " paradnej opra-
vie z ~czarnej sk6ry. = wytaoczo~
nym ma okladce s}oconYm krzYe
z7kiem, xlocone brzegi. Z klsmer,
Luz:
Ani6l Str6& ks,azka do nabo-
zenstwa ola katol,ck,e], miedziezy
" mniejszym formacie v. wsra~
nia1ej oprawle czerwone-
go aksamllu. wyttoczonvm
ia ok}adce z4oconYm krzyzykiem,
re z4oconYmi brzegami.... 40c
Wianek Maryi (W,snek ku
c1c' N%aj6wletszej Nary Paauy) :
wYtloczorym obrazkiem ma okaad-
ce ztoconym bragg EN- 2 ITO
conym tullkiem........ . $l.Oo
Ia sama kslazka z oAueiem i "a
.......-........l.25
Hyborek czyIl kr6tki spos6b
nsbozenstwa c~od.leEnego oprawny
W droga sk6rke z o*uciem j kla-
merka z saoeonym krzyzYkiem ma
okladce i z1otym tytuliklsn so
Ks. Arcybiskupd Dunina ksiaz-
ka do nabozehs&wa (Biskupka) "
paradoeJ oprawie re z}oconym
tytulem .z}ocone brzegl z okuciem
i klamr9 (dla kobieD..... $l,75
KS. Arcy6;ssupa Dunina ksiaz.
ka do n~abozenstwa (Biskupka) "
mocnej pleknej oprawie 20 z}oco~
nYm brzegiem (dla koblet) $l.30
Ksiazki rozmalte.
Kantycxk. - Pastoralki j ko-
ledy csvh plosskl weso}e ludu "
c,asle SWAT Bote2o Narodzen,a
pc domach SUPERINTENDENT. rs
Malowniczy opis Polski ozyli
o~icsysteao kraju, : ]icz-
nem, obrazkami l mspa. .Zaw iera
przeazlo IS stronic... 80. So G. :.
Kieszmkowy Stow NIX Polsko-
anR]eleko- pOlski TO-
prawny) utokonY prlez Autoniego
Parysklspo wraz . .,Nauka Wy
angielskiej".. .... 81 90
Aleksandra Chod&ki S}ownik Pol-
ko Angielski Ang,elsko Polsk,
" mocnej oprawie re z}oconemi
tytullkami. Cena............ $4.O0
iiosnkii, Dunks arye naro-
dove (oprawne).. ........... 25 ca,
Wy6m pie;n; narodowych, IS ITO
rym zna]duia SIC: DUNK, are.
marsze krakowiakl, maza.Y,
p'esni potryotyczne, wojer .
hl%storyczne 'td.......... 30<
LirnM Polski> Z]awieraj$cv 547
Dumek. Aryi. Krskow,ak6w
p,osnek iudowych. W mncnej
oprawle. Cena.....-........75 c
Bukiet P1e$ru Swirtory'h. 80
GrQtu!ant ~ p,-sa ~weselne d..
m~{odz,enco~ i drnzbow. zawie-
rajacy: ZsprosinY IA weStle:-
0racYe weselue - Pjosaki We
seine. Cena....-..... 20 9
Zy,ooty Suietych Po1sh;ch, POI
dug na1|epszych zr6de} wyjytych
: dziei O]cow !, Doktorow Ko6cio4a
sw. oprscowaue, z kolorowa ka,ta
tYtufows | smiu kolorovem, obrn-
zsmi, najoowsze wvdanie pana
Kar6la MARK, W Mikotowie, na
Szlssku (Iupefn,e inne ,,Zvwoty
S*,.tychn, JAZZ owe pcf"s>rowa:ne.
jake to dotad sprzednwali r~ezs4ltc,
podr6&uiacy sg-ncD... $3.50
atlas Hsaoryi Naturalnej 100
ohra az 20 lladsi, zww'er1at zvo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04

D.E.Dyar Pres. Peter Bub Vicepres
Theodore Wolo, Cashier.
John A. Borth. Assistant ',csshier
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04
$40 E. 8 street,

MONA dostaG rozmaite ks:4zki poll
skle.szczeg6lnie za6 naste pujace:
Fs1AZK1 DO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04

Big : tobq. Ks,azeczka do ma
bozenstwa ola m}odzlezY szk6l-
-. 10 6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04

kapltaf 90 okazanla
$4,000 +"
.NADWYZKA / PROFIT
- lO,OOO
Cd plen,edxy oddanych do
sohowanis, punktualn'e piaci PFC
centa. PokYoza p,eniedzy osebom,
posiadajacym kredYt pc zwt:' lYch
procentach.
~DYREKTORZY:
e. D. Dyar 4. V Simpson
Chas. Westmann Emil Miller
H. hoa,e w. P Tearse
TLeo, Void H..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-04
WH@
MERCHANTS BANK

Bank ten zorganisowany zostai
ma podstawle prsw Stanu Mime.
sofa. w. dnlu 4 Marca 1875 +.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-05-31
SENDS BILLS To THE MEN.

"There Is a man in an Eastern city
who does a large business IN babies
dresses and clothing for very young
children" writes Edward Box, in the
Ladies Home Journal for June. He
makes and sells nothing else. His trade
is almost entirely with women. Up to
within three years ago he would send
out to his customers bills amounting TO
as much as $4,000. In six months be
would receive less than $4,000 IN return.
Yet his customers all stood well and
were considered women of easy means.
Then he deliberately changed his meth
cd of rendering bills. He went over
his books and found some $4,000 worth
of accounts unpaid. He went over has
bills, and addressed them to the hus-
bands or fathers of his customers, di-
recting the bills TO their offices. With
in sixty days he had received $500
in checks. His invariable rule now is
to send all his bills TO the husbands, "a
theirs or the male members of his Gus
toners families. When no male mem
Der exists he insists upon cash trans
action"