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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03
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Prenunorata wynosi roczn1e

] Abonenci oplacajacy W1ARusA
! do}u, konlecznie musza P{acle
500 "a ieden rok, lubo " tym
roku ola przedp}aciciei ezyll Pa
oacych naprz6d, roczna opfate
tni5ylismy ma $l.bo.
Kto ziedna nam trEech no
dxych abonent6w i prze6le cd
J .sdego o~a}oroczny abonament z
cory. t.mu pr1ez ca}y rok gazette
dla niego samego przese}ao bedzle~
my besp}atni'
Kto odbierze 2 Jczty trzy gazety.
awa4anym jest "a abonenta | odpo.
wiedz,alnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien NJ
.yenmiast podad wydawcy W1ARusA
Wi nowy adres. ).
Honenton, kt6rzy wyra1nie ME
odm6wie s.aety "a ,poSrednictwen
listoweeo lub ianego urzedniks
pooEtewego, W1ARus pese&any be-
die dale5. Skoro kto saprsestaEl'
odbierad gazette, powinien wpierw
sspaa4id, jezeli co ,. .nie TiAien.
Pisniadze "a i ola W1AEUsA ma
ely przese}ad przez %pocztowy Tub
expresowy Money Order. Molina
tel przeselat abonament W dolarach
pspierowych, prses Postal note,
slbo v iednocentowych Tub dwucen:
towych znaczkach pocztowych, lecz
ie4eli aAonament, " TAXI sPos6b
prses1any, " drodze przepadnie Zoe
ae " tym kraju bardzo rzadko
siasza) wydawca W1ARusA ME
belze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial
nodci. Take listy ~najlepiej kazad
na poczcie reglstrowad, DO wtenczaa
urz9d pocztowy bierze ma siebie Cd.
powiedzialnost, ze wrazz zawarto6'
oia doida n* miejsoe przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oras przesefki pie
.uiezne do W1ARUsA adrescwa6:
81. Derdswsk !.
500 f.. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA. MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03
4. CzWarty Lipca.

Wkrdtce poswypedzeniu Anggllii-
.k6w : Bostonu j po ataku Anglik6w
ma Charleston, kongres przystapl
do obrania komitetu, kt6ry mial o
pracowaG ~ogfoszenie absolutnej ME
podleglo6ci Z podjarzma Anglikdw.
Opracowaf odpowiedni akt Tomasz
Jefferson, q " dniu 4 lipca roku
l776, akt ten zosta} przyjety przez
|kongres j opqblikowany.
lynn sposobem Stany Zjedno-
czone oglosi}y 6wiatu, ze wybijaja
sie.z pod panowania Anglii j roz-
poczefy samodzielna i niezaleznae
egzystencya pahstwowa.
John Hancock, kt6ry podpisa}
akt niepodleg}o6ci, podpisa} sic
wielkiemi literami, ably John Bull
m6g} je ~przeczytac bez okulardw.
Drugi cz}onek kongresu Ste.
phen Hopkins, by} bardzo nerwowy
i reka zacze}a mu sic trzast, gdy
podpisywa}t ten akt. Lecz powiedzial,
re cho6 reka dry, ale SERGE ME
truchleje.
Inni znaczni mezowie stanu jak
Franklin Carol take brali czynny
udzial W o~gfoszeniu niepodleg}osci.
I tax wsr6d huku armat i odgfosu
dzwonu wolnosci jarzmo kr6la
Anglii Jerzego zrzucone zostalo, a
dzieh ten, 4 lipca, ma pamiatke tel
pieknej uroczystej chwili jest przez
~wszystkich obywateli radosnie OBJ
chodzonym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03

'du naszeqo. tax z miejsca
.wkr6tce ~ ME stale ma e
.~uloko,wanie. To mas zniewals
do rozszerzenia zakladu ma
szego. Ceny oplat by}y bar
do umiarkowane. gdyz chcie.
lismy wszystklm rodakom j
mniej zamoznym, otworzyt
wrota nauki wyksztalcit tax,
|izby mogli " przyszlosci POI
|swiecit sic stanowi. do kt6-
rego Bog ich powola. przeto
tel ME many zasilk6w ma
|dalsza budowe, DO ME bylo
|dochod6w, z kt6rychby cos
mozna bylo oszczedzic. UNI
ljednak " pomoc Boza POI
parcie rodakow, rozpoczeli-
smy JUL budowe.
Juz Cd wielu kaplan6w !
rodak6w ~otrzymalismy ofary
ma cele budowy, a niekt6rzy
ksieza polscy przyobiecali
Hub zapowiedzieli W swoich
para6ach kolekte. Zrobiwszy
atoli kosztorys i obliczywszy
W przyblizeniu wydatki. VII
dzimy, re W czasach dzisiej-
szej drozyzny materyalu ]
robotnika bardzo wiele nam
ME stale do doprowadzenia
! dziela do skutku.
Upraszamy wiec serdecz-
ME wszystkich Wielebnych
Kap|an6w i Gale spoieczeh-
stwo polskie Q pomoc | POI
parcie.
Dowiadujemy sic take. re
W roznych stronach So chetni.
kt6rzyby zlozyli swoje datkl
ma Seminaryum Po1skie -
lecz ME wszedzie mozemy ko~
lektowat; z drugiej zas stro-
ny ME wszyscy wiedza o
rozpoczec:u budowy zbiera-
niu ma ten eel skladek. Przeto
tez do tych wszystkich. kto-
rzyby chcieii reki przylozye
do dobrego dziela. odzywa-
my sic z goraca prosba. ably
}askawe swoje datki ma Se-
minaryum Polskie zechcieli
przyslat do nisej podpisane-
|go hub zlo4yt ma .rece Sza-
nowne) Redakcyi niniejszego
pisma, kt6ra najuprze)miej o
to posrednictwo upraszamy,
Nv nadziei. ze ola dobrei spra~
wy prosbie naszej ME odm6-
wi.
Pokwitowanie 2 otrzyma-
nych skladek zostanie oglo-
szone publicznie.
z prawdziwem powazaniem
rs. Jozet UQ0roacsEs,
Rektor Semioaryum Pol
Iskiego W Detroit. Mich.
Adres:R ev.J Joseph Dabrowski
Polish Seminary,
/ Detroit Mich.
Drobne ECAa.
STEVENSPOINT. w
town Sharon otworzono W
zesz1y poniedzialek nova
|poczte pod nazwa ,Batory
Pocz<a "a zarzadza u. w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03
PEro5ba Do S'p'6'll'ea'-' , 4.
Pollskiego',.,

- - S~2G IA I8fSa5 1@@SEHa8
czenstwa Polskiego.
Seminaryum Polskie v
Detroit. Mich. znane lest
szerszej publicznosci jut Cd
+. 1884. Celem zakladu bylo|
wyksztalcenie miodziezy na~#
szej " duchu religUnym ! ma
pozytek spcleczehstwa nasze-
go, ~przedewszystkiem PREY,
sposobit naszemu spoleczeh~
stwu kaplan6w, kt6rzyby tn
wyksztalceni, przewodniczyli
godnie ludowi naszemu W
duchu potrzeb tutejszego kra~
ju.
Z doSwiadczenia wiemy. re
CT, kt6rzy traca ceche naro-
dowosci naszej, przestaja bye
katolikami. a ci. co opuszcza-
liza Kosci6l swiety, So stracen'
Ii ola narodowosci naszej.
lReligia nasza ma Podpore W
'narodowosci, narodowo$c ma
sza popiera religia. Zadaniem
zak}adu naszego jest pielegg-
nowat pc Bozemu te diva
najdrozsze skarby nasze, a
nadto zmierzat do tego, abys-
my zajeli tn %stanowisko godne
dwumilionowej ludnosci pol
skiei ma emigracyi.
Blisko p'etset mlodzie:zzy
naszej polskiej presto przez
nasz zak}ad Cd czasu jego
otwarcia. z kt6rych wielu
calkowite studya tn odbylo W
liczbie tych blisko stu kapla-
now z po1ytk'em pracuie
wsr6d Polonii ameryka6skiej;
inni zajeli powazniejsze ! wy
bitniejsze stanowiska W spo-
}eczehstwie tuteiszem. jake
doktorzy, p~rawnicy 1T. p. So
oli dobrymi katolikami j
|Polakami.
Ostatniemi easy liczba
uczni6w W tutejszem SeAina-
ryum tax sic wzmogla. ze
zak|ad ten. chociaz dose OBJ
szerny. okazal sic stanowczo
"a ciasnym, tax. re zachodzi
naglaca potrzeba przybudo-
wanna novel czesci ma po-
mieszczenie kaplicy zaklado-
wei / niezbednych pom'esz~
kan ola mlodziezy.
Juz plany posiadamy 2
pomoca Boza zalozono funda-
menta, IA przedsiewzieta bu-
dove lecz dalej dziela
prowadzit ME mozemy ola
braku ~odpowiednich srodk6w.
Zak|ad nasz bowiem ME ma
fundusz6w zapasowych. szczu-
ply dochod z oplat bardzo
umiarkowanych ledwie star
cyl ma opedzenie biezacych
wydatk6w, a utrzymanie "a
k'adu. jak kazdy rozumie jest
kosztowne. Rozwoj zakladu
zawdsieczamy g}6wnje POI
swieceniu sic naszych sz)a-
chetnych kapian6w j swiec-
kich profesor6w. kt6rzy swoja
nauka j praca zaklad ten
5Hr ya IT, .a.H"1 - FH#. .EaE G1HrEs .. #E-EaA##= 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03
AMERYkA
49,

w SENACIE Stan6w Ziedno.
czonych David Penrose wni6s} bill
uzupelniajacy. og6lne prawa tyczece
imigrant6w.
Opr6cz restrykcyi co do imi,
grant6w analfabet6w, bill Davida
Penrose wymaga op}aty pog}ow-
nei 20 s.. 90 cd osoby. W razie
dostawienia do Ameryki ubogiego
Tub chorego imigrata, Rad Stan6w
|Ziednoczonych ma mice prawo de-
portacyi " ciagu lat 8. Jezeli emf
grant odes}any bedzie do Europy
zaraz pc przybyciu do Ameryki,
kompanie okretowe musza ponlesc
koszta jego podr6zy-skoro zas
okaze sic potrzeba deportacyi kt6-
rego z imigrant6w pc up}ywie pew
nooo czosn w6wozas komnan;e
onro+ove zohowiazane "a do -po
los1+6u noardzv
o.usou 1000 =, 1ou;era oatra
nruoo;u anarcb;st : in
osohom . nrzewrotowvch
daeznosclach.
m1ru1rA Kon >, czerwca.
NJ s+.n;o Kansas dotkl;-
odcznu.6 s;e dale hrak robtni.
- o.o,o 100 ooo 1ndz; notrzeba
,.,n, ...;ewdw ) ) n;kad
;oh 1dohv6 ME MONA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03
spr.wa ~wlekIinskiexo.

Chicago, Ills. = w sprawie
ugody Zwiazku z by}ym kasyerem
Wleklinskim, og}osila protest CRU
pa 5o4 Zwiqzku\ Narodowego Pol
skiego. Rozchodzi sieo to, re Vile
klinski ma 5000 dolar6w dale dru-
81 morgecz ma swych domach. Ot6z
drugiego morgeczu ME MONA ode
brad, p6ki pierwszy ME jest wy
kre6lony, a jesliby w}a6ciciel pier
wszego ME chcia} ustapit trzebaby
dalej ma nowo rozpoczat process.
Lepiej tez cd razu dokohczyc pier
wszy process, kt6ry jest rozstrzyg-
niety ma korzySc Zwiazku, nH wpla-
tao sic W drugi. Prawdopodobnie
ten protest. bedzie sp6zniony CRU
py juz nades}a}y swoja opiniee, ale
wywola to przynajmniej czujnoS1
re strony zarzadu, kt6ry winien
przyjac drugi morgecz pod warun-
klein, re ,,Zwiazkowi s}uzy prawo
wykupienia p%ierwszego m~orgiczu''
ma rea~lnoSciach Wleklinskiego.
Dochodza wiesci, lie Walenty
Wleklinski wni6sl skarge do sadu
przeciwko swemu tesoiowi Franci-
szkowi Wleklin1skiemu 30 uniewaz-
nienie tranzakcyi, dokonanych 2
powodu zawik4an Zwiazkowych''.
Jasnie m6wiac, pan Walenty vie
die wejne z p. Franciszkiem Q to,
K ten bez zgody jego. wszedf "
ugode z Zwiazkiem.
2 powodu tego sporu zajda
move kombinacye, a mianowicie,
ze Zwiazek ME bedzie mdgl przyjad
cd Franciszka Wlek1inskiego ,,mor--
gecz6w', albowiem sad must wpierw
rozstrzygnac, czy te prawnie dosta-
II sic ostatniemu. Process taxi mole
potrwa6 kilka lat, . przex ten czas
. ia.a1dl1nleej ugodzie e Zwiaezkiem mo-
wv byc ME mole, ! zatem gg1oso
waniees ggruup ppra !, z ,ra ! okasss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03
NASl AGENCl

Upowaznieni So do kolektowa.
MIA abonamentu WrARusA nastepu
ncY nasi agenoi ~mie1scowi:
BAY CITY, Mich. Alexande,
Niedzielski Cor. II & Van Buren,
BALTIMORE: Fr. Iarnowskl
#s 7l2 8. Bond Str.
CALUMET, Mich. = Franciszek
Lubowlecki.
CHICAGO, Ill. IN Stefan Hewell
COLUMBUS, Nebr. - Wiktor
Tarasihski.
HHOFA ARK, Wis.
SSs Il M. j. Ko6mioki..
NEW BRITAIN, Conn. w. K.
sSsl,een,bors;i - William Str.
ESNANT1U0KE Pa.-Fr.Jablohski
OAK Hill, 81. Pogorzelski:
PtIHE LAKE Wis. = Aaam
s Ns a sSss8S nluulDaslask. 3.5# 0
|, Al ] Ne e'ta. ~ nm. M,a'tyi..
! g = ! \ - ~. . q Z, w 4 I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03

I1 i;::ssSs ss:s::::;::s:s y
Z.trsly p.p,e...s.
W Warszawie zdarzyl sic niedawno
nastepujacy wypadek: Wdzny re-
dakcyi ,,Kuryera Polskiego" Kon-
stanty Kardacz, poslany zosta} do
=kantoru bankierskiego ola zamiany
1OO-rublowego banknotu. w drodze
powrotnej Kardacz napotkal jake
gos nieznajomego, kt6ry wszczal z
MIN rozmowe, skarzac sic ma okru-
tina biede, przytem prosi} Karda-
cza, by dopom6g1 mu wynale6c ia
kiekolwiek zajecie. W czasie roz-
mowy cz}owiek ten LEGACY oko}o
20 lat, ~poczestowa} papierosem Kar-
dacza, poczem rozeszli sic kazdy W
.swoja strone.
Kardacz zapalil ~papierosa, lecz
uszed}szy kilka krok6w, pad} ME
przytomny dany mu papieros by}.
zatruty. W6wczas czlowiek 6w,
zdaleka czuwajacy mad Kardaczem
podbiegl i niby podtrzymujac s}a-
bnacego = wyciagna} owe sto ru-
bli i nastepnie, wskazawszy najbli-
zzszemu str6zowi chorego, spiesznie
sic oddali1. Str6z przywola} pogo
towie, ktdre zaje}o sig chorym, ale
pomyslowy }otr, kt6ry go p%oczeesto~
wal zatrutym p~apierosem, znikna1.
Eoce turtar.
Me ma MIC wlecej n%ieprzyjem~
niejszego i wyciehczajacego, m<~
czacego. jak beszenne noce- Czfo~
wick W meczonydzieDna praca, POI
trzebuje zdrowego, pokrzeplajacego
snu, by by6 zdolnym do wypelnia-
MIA swych obow1azk6w dnia nastep.
nego. Jeden : naszych przyjac'dl
nam, ze bezsenne noce, ktt~
re on przeleze6 musla}, to by{y no.-
ce turtur; kazda nastepns noe Jest
cd poprzedulej. Nerwy
50 wyciehczone, mu&u1y s}abe:
m6zg tract energie ] czfowiek jest
ma drodze stania SIG ~zupefnie umy~
i fzycznYm rozbitkiem.
usypiajace czynia te choro.
be s~ilniejsza ,ylko. Potrzeba uzyt
5rodka, kt6ry nietylko odswiezy j
.asili chwilowo nerwy, ale kt6ry
ia i'm sile ciag}a. Trinera Leczni-
cze Gorskle Vino Jest jedynem les
karstwem, kt6re odbuduje nerwowy
'ystemsw najprzyjemn,ejszy sro-
lob. Przyprowadza organa tra-
Fienis do ich naturalnej czYnno6cl
oa1y system. povoduje dobry
'petyt j DOLBY spotojny pokr.e-
sen.
Do dostsnia We vssys,lich
'iervs1ofsednJoh saptelach lub !
Jd.ef Triner,
'ss S. s.. A ls1,iAs' 4
III 81 I.le'l i' - q -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03
Dfobne EGAa.

STEVENSPOINT. - w
town Sharon otworzono "
zesz}y poniedzia1ek nova
|poczte pod nazwa . atory
Poczta ia zarzadza p. w.
M~iko}ajewski.
Mass. -
KS. Cha1upka W coraz to gor-
see wpada opaly i ostatniej
niedzieli wezwa} policya do
koscio}a, by : jej pomoca do
'konat kolekty, kt6rej para.
FAME p}acic ME chca. Ko-
Ilekta przyniosaa ksiedzu u
cent6w,
2
" POUND. Wis. bsduja
ola Polak6w lsIrisz6w.
zAPIslUlJOl1lEs'. . W ''lIllFE[I'l'l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-03

5..#y#w- ~. ~ 9-r.EE r
PITTsBURG, Pa. Wszy-
soy robotnicy Carnegiersteel Co.,
- oko}o $4,000, otrzymaja
podwyzszenie p}ac o 10 procent.
Najnizsza plaza wynosic bedzie
41.65 dziennie. Mi SO W to w1a-
czeni robotnicy pracujacy wedle
oznaczonej skali. Podwyzszenie
plac by}o najzupe}niejsza niespo-
dzianka ola robotnik6w.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-17
BETTER NO MONUMENT.

Mr.. tJeffersonJ Davis monument, by all
principles of taste, should be in a park. re-
mote from the new life which now animates
Richmond a spot for meditation, and not for
intrusion Springfield Republican.
A spot, in fact, that is 50 retired rs
got TO be easily found; away, IN Il
place so remote from the new life
that the monument will not obtrude
itself upon the gaze of the public. as
II 'triumphal arch.n And even bet
ter than to erect such II monument
Us is propos ed in such place az here
with suggested, would be MOTTO erect
any monument at all. Jefferson
Davis is not II good subject Tor n
monument The collection of funds
for the enterprise, and the erection
and dedication OF the monument
viii attract Il great deal OF attention,
aud for u long time, and the influence"
will not be good. People who Were
living forty years ago VIII under
stand the sentiment back Of it, but
those who have been born since then
will have to learn, many OF them,
that j ailersou Davis was the lead and
front Of the attempt begun in 1861 to
destroy the union of tho states; and
a monument to the memory oil man
engaged IL SO wicked an enterprise
is not going TO appeal to them. Its
effect ON the south will be worse
than its effect on tho north, where 1t
will by no means be good. The lost
cause WAS Il bad cause, aud the prin-
cipal actors In it may well be Tor
Milwaukee Free Press.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-17
FOR SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE SESSION.

Several papers of the state are urg-
ing Governor lie Toilette to call the
legislature in extra session early IN
the summer to enact taxation laws
on the lines recommended by the
state tax commission. There Is room
for difference of opinion and argu-
ment on the suggestion, but the
wright of reasons seems to be with
the proposition. Figures and calcu-
lations made by the non-partlsan
and -factioual tax commission
clearly show that railroads and 9TH
er corporations pay less than their
pro portion of taxes by over $600,OOU
per year. If IA special session is held
and the proposed law passed, it Will
mean 100000 for the state treasury
thi, wear, which otherwise Will be
lost. True, the legislature might re-
fuse to pass the law, but if it should,
there will remain no peg on which
to longer hang the misrepresentation
that the governor is in>incere in his
demands for tax reform.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-17

corporations could b.. made TO benr
their lust share OF the burdens Of
taXations. These queer notions
crept into the editoril columns, of
my paper every week. My bank ac-
count was below zero. The office
boy was clamoring for his pay, the
Office cat was crying for milk, and
my patent insides were at the ex-
press office, charges unpaid. ! had IA
strange craving for victuals at noon.
/ was sleepy ut night and wakeful
during the day. I was discouraged
and had tired feelings. One day i
re ceived letter containing a rail-
road pass and recommending the
Eleventh Story Sanitarium. went
TO the big city. DR.. Starkey told me
that | had populistic tendencies that
would, unless properly treated. run
into LaFollettism. He said my con-
dition was serious, but AS my APP
petite was strong and my moral cour-
age weak, he thought he could cure
me without the use Of the knife. !
took the hi chloride Of gold cure, to-
gether with Pfster's Pay Pills for
Poor Printers, and | now feel like a
new man. Ny newspaper is different,
too. Those queer notions have left me.
+ now believe that party promises
are made to catch votes with andto be
broken after election. ! know the
caucus and convention system is all
right. | no longer worry about the
railroads paying their just share of
taxes. 1t will take many, many
years to solve the tax problem. My
bank account has risen several de-
grees and my general circulation is
better. The boy Is quietly at work,
the cat lies asleep on the office towel,
and the patent insides no longer
come G. O. ID. The tired feelings
have Hed, for ] have more tine to
rest, us my editorials are now sent to
me ready-made. | feel very grateful
10 these doctors for their marvellous
cure and recommend the eleventh
story treatment to all editors similar
ly affected Yours for h(w)ealth,
Editor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-17
the LEAGUE TREATMENT.
An Editorial Testimonial of the Effect
ii Has on Patients.

The NeilsFille Republican con-
ceives that the editor of a stalwart
contemporary which is designated
"rhe Bumtowu Bagle," might adj
dress his readers thus:
To Whom il May Concern: For
many months | was afflicted with
queer ideas and strange notions in
my head. fancied that politicians
should be honest that they should
talk the same after election as they
did before election. | thought that
political platforms were made to be
carried out | imagined that candi-
dates for Office might be nominated
directly by the people instead of be-
ing dictated by the bossess. | even
dreamed that railroads and other
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-17
Conservative Republican Principles.

The eleventh floor league aud its
organ, the Milwaukee Sentinel, and
and its orgauettes throughout state,
are continually saying that they
stand for conservative republican
principles" What are these priuci-
pies? If the regulor republicans of
Wisconsin control the next state con-
ventiou, they propose to reailirm the
present platform. If they have n
majority in the next Legislature
they propose To enact law per-
hitting voters 10 nominate their
candidates for office themselves di-
rectly without the Intervention OF
propose to compel the corporations
of this state To bear their equal and
Just share of the burdens of taxa
ton. They propose to enact a law
limiting the operations of lobbyists
at Madison to Legitimate arguments
before the committees. They pro-
pose TO aid aud encourage the build
ing of good roads throughout the
state. If the league controls the next
state convention and the next legis.
lature, what does it propose to doy
What are the conservative republi-
can principles which it proposes to
enact into law? Before choosing
delegates TO the convention and can
didates for the legislature, the peopls
are entitled to know Neilisvill,
Rnnuhllnnn.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-17
PiTHY POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS,

Faith is the foundation of both re-
ligion and politics-Fond du Lac Re-
porter.
The La Toilette men are getting
blamed for about everything that
happens nowadays. The GAINESVILLE
Gazette now claims that they are to
| blame for the movement in favor Of
dropping Senator Whitehead Osh-
kosh Northwestern.
The Evening Wisconsin, which is
La Toilette newspaper.-Wa
Record, Stalwart Rep.
Which was n LpFollette paper, you
mean, and is SO no longer. Why
Milwaukee Journal
Manitowoc. Wis, Apr. IA boom
| for Thomas Torreson for the nomi-
nation of governor on the republican
ticket viii be launched tomorrow.
Mr.. Torreson is a merchant here and
his boom is started as a compromise
measure by the IaFollette and Stall
wart factions Dispatch to the
Madison Journal
Racine Journal: More congress-
men are calling for an early conven-
ton. Why should the people be
called upon TO go through a congress
sional campaign ot several months
| just because these congressman may
| have things fixed for Their own pleas
ure. They should take their chances
in the height of n state campaign, for
! this idea of congressman having pat
ent right of their seats is all wrong
If people will just take this matter
in hand they will etfectually cure all
future members from rushing the
early congressional GROWER.
The eleventh story league and its
organs might have been able 70 make
some people believe the falsehoods
they have been telling about La Fol
lette, but so long as they cannot or
will not make known the source of
their bottomless barrel and explain
why the hundreds of thousands of
dollars are beng expended by the
league, they cannot blame the people
for forming the reasonable conclu-
sion that the money comes from
those who expect by the success of
the stalwarts to get back with usuary
what they put into the corruption
fund,-Plymouth Review.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-17
Reynolds & Croft

VIII sell land in Central and North.
ern Wisconsin this season, also lands
IN the Noted Wheat Belt of the
Red River Valley. IN western Min
nosota and eastern, North and South
Dakota. Land seekers can procure
reduced rates by applying to us at
the Office of j. Il. Reynolds opposite
City Hall. Railroad fare refunded
to purchasers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-17
Good for rheumatism.

Last fall was taken with a very
severe attack OF muscular rheuma-
tisnn which caused me great pain
aud annoyance. After trying several
prescriptions and rheumatic cures, 1
decided to use Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, which l had seen advertised
in the South Jerseymen. After two
applications Of this Remedy / was
much better, and after using one bot
tie, was completely cured.-Sallie
Harris. Salem, N. ]. For sale at
Vivian's Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-17
Advertised Letters.

Below is list OF letters remaining
uncalled for at the Mineral Point
post-oflice:
@. W. Cartwright.
Those calling for the above please
say advertised" and give the date.
Apr. II, 1901. \. T. MARTIN, 7. NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-17

--FoR SALE--Large house and lot
in best residence part of city. Size
Of lot, COX I60 IT. House has 8 rooms,
closets and pantry. New barn l8x26
l6.ft. posts, well with 30 feet of water
cistern, wood house. some fruit trees.
A very desirable home at reasonable
price. For terms and price see
JOHN CURNow
or j. B. REYNOLDS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-17

LIEUT.. GOVERNOR STONE Is seri-
ously i'll. Rumors say it is cancer Of
the stomach. Gov. LaFollette visit
ed him at his WATERFOWL home on
Tuesday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-17

| have number of choice farms
for sale in Iowa and Lafayette coun-
ties. You have readthis, now see me.
and | will show you the land. They
are money makers, Long time and
low rate Of interest. +. r.. DAWSON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-17
James Didn't KISS Mer.

The trial of David q. james, late
Department. commander ~ the G. A.
r.. sued by one Mrs. Slaton, who
alleged that he forcibly kissed her
three times, for which she asked
$4,000 damages, was concluded in
the circuit court ut RichIand Center
last week. The jury was cut only
about ten minutes, and brought In Il
verdict for the defendant. They evil
IDENTIFY believed that it was case of
attempted blackmail, as Mr.. James
stated at the outset. file parties
should have known better than try
any bulldozing game with 50 brave "A
soldier as Dave James.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-17
One Cottage For Sale.

Just south of Moses M. Strong's
property, convenient to town, church
and school. One story. For price
and terms see j. b. REYNOLDS.