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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-05
Pan J6zef n. Te-
szlewioz bedzie kole.
ktowal " tych dniach
" Green Bay, Mani.
towoc Wis, okollcy
WIADOMOSCl
MlEJSCON r.

~NABOZENSTWO 40 60.
dzinowe odprawi sic W WI
monte w: kosciele sw Stanl-
s}awa Kostki W dniach "a
Psi 26 Marca, to jest W VITO
rex, srode i czwartek pc
czwartej niedzieli postu. -
w St Paul W parafii sw Ka-
zimierza take nabozehstwo
bedzie W przysz}a niedziele,
poniedzialek i wtorek, W Du-
luth tydzie6 p6zniej W ko-
sciele Matki Boskiej, Gwiaz-
dy NORA; W Minneapolis W
4 ta niedziele postu i diva dn1
nastepne. Pucku South
Dakockim ma sw J6zefa W
Silver Lake odbywa sic W
tvch dniach a St Paul u sw
Wojciecha odbedzie sic W
niedziele Meki Pahskiej i W
poniedzia}ek i wtorek nastep-
ne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-05

MOVIE MARKI pocztowe
beda W kr6tce ma pocztach
sprzedawane Mark So W ko-
lorach i z obrazkami jak ma
stepuje: | cent: zielone,
Benjamin Frankli n. 2 cento-
we: czerwone, George Wa
shington. 8 cent: Fioletowe,
Andrea Jackson. 4 cent:
ciemno brunatne u. S. Grant.
5 cent: modre, Abraham
Lincoln. 6 centowe: czerwona-
we, J. A. Garfield. 8 centowe:
ciemno modre, Marta Wa
shington. 10 centowe: jasno
modre, Daniel Webster, -
oentoWe: ciemno szare, Ben
jamin Harrison; Is centowe:
pomnarra tf,c'z nc, zolte, Tomasz
jefferson. 700: czarne, D. G.
Farrraggut $500: jasno ME
sboieski6, jaime Madison. 90
c;iilemn mn, zielone Jan Mar a
shall. III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-05
correspondence MiaI us iI|..
Szanowna Redakcyo!

szanowna Redakcyo!
Bylo to " przeszla sobote
rano. Idac sobie do sr6d
miasta, przypadkowo spoty-
sic Z niewiasta dazaca 2
.aWiniatkiem pod jedna reka,
a kube1kiem' re szczotka W
Spostrzeglszy mnie, przy-
stale i ~stawiajac kube}ek re
szczotka ma stronie trotuaru,
sic temi s1owy:
- czytaliscie ojcze VIVA
TAX, czyta}em - odpo-
jej.
= A niechze Pan Bog
blogoslawi te pania, co to
drukuje tego ,,Wiarusa"
a zdrowie j d{ugie zycie da
temu, co to tax umie pisac.
A to czemu? = zapytu-
je sic.
30 widzicie, odpo-
wiada = ten moi starry, to
on zawdy chodzil gdzies VIE
czorami, a kiedy szed1, to
zawdy przyszed} p6zno "
nocy : a zawdy napity jak
ME boskie stworzenie. A
gdy zem sic go pytala, kajdy
on by} to on mi zawdy
odpowiadal vBy1em ma mi
tingu j zabawi1em sic trocha."
= A ma jakiem mitingu "a
pytuje sic go. ,,E! co to-,
bic tam do tego kobieto" -
~odpowiada1--- ,,zeszlismy sic
mas kilku i tax sobie radzi-
widAsz..." = Otto wi
dzicie ojcze .m6wi1a dalej,
= co mic najbardziej trapi}o
to. to, re jak szed} to zawsze
wzia} re SODA so cent6w albo
ca1ego dolara, i wszystko tam
gdzies ostawi1, choc dzieci
g1odne! =.
Tu biedna kobiecina ciez-
ko westchne1a - Przeczy-
tawszy vWiarusa" ciagne-
Ia dalej = teraz dopiero wi
DE ma jake to mltyng1' ten
moi starry chodzi}, i te Gently
zanosil! TAX, teraz ia wi
DE! @ moi Boze, moi Boze!
- Tu otarlszy Ivy. re swej
wychudlej cd piracy i zmar-
twienia twarzy, i wziawszy
kube1ek re szczotka, pospie-
szy}a dalej by zarobic ma
kawa1ek chleba ola siebie i
dzieci. Wzruszony .jej NOVA
i zdjety litoscia mad biedna
~niewiasta pomysla1em W
duchu Biedna niewiasto!
Bog nierychliwy, ale spra-
wiedliwy! =
Sapienti a t.
X w Ornha@Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-05

tDaily Except Sunday *Daily
M c SHIELD, Agt.s, III Center St. Winona
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-05
OWE CORK urodzily
sic W dniu 26 Lutego pan
stwu J6z. Palubickim.
Zgubi1 sWoie nerWy.

CT, kt6rzy wspinaja sic W gore
czesto spadaja odurzeni W gfeble,
to "a wiele Ola Mich i gubia ncrw.
A vice to jest do6wiadczenie ola
tych, kt6rzy zaniedbuja sw6j zo{a-
dek albo w~netrznosci. Uchronlenle
w}asne cd zepsucia wymaga d..
Kings New Life pigu}ki. One 81
4agodne, l.cz doskona}e. Tylko
CSC. W apiece M. J. Kowalewsklego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-05
BardZO TAME Ceny.

Do miejscowosci W Montana,
Idaho, Washington, Oregon, British
Columbia, Utah i Colorado, usku'
tecznia6 bedzie cedziennie, poczaw:
sly cd 1890 Lutego do ao-go Kwie'
tnia kolej Chicago, Great Western
Piszcie do 1. P. Elmer, G. P. A.,
Chicago, pc blizsze szczeg6}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-05
Specyalne ceny

do Kalifornii Arizona, Koleja
Chicago Great Western. Tykiety
ma sprzedaz codziennie cd logo
Lutego do so-go Kwietnia. Korzy-
~staicie z wagon6w sypialnych ola
turyst6w. Pc blizsze szczeg6fy
zgfosi6 sig do kt6regokolwiek agen-
ia Kolei Chicago Great Western,
albo I: P. Elmer, G. P. A., Chicago,
Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-05

PANT E.. P. Manure z
piewszej wardy jest obwinio-
ma, re W zesz}y wtorek bedac
pijana, zaalarmowa}a straz og-
niowa re skrzynki Mr.. % ma
nar6zniku ulic King Sioux.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-05

O cd ,,Bia}ego
Or}a" cry tez ,,Czarnej Ga
py" tax sic zburzyli kore-
spondency& W zesz}ym nu-
mere ,,Wiarusa" jak pszczo-:
~ W koszce, gdy W MIA kto
porzadnie kijem uderzy. Co
ich ~najwiecej uhod1o niewia-
domo, ale to rzecz pewna, re
cos musia}o ich nastraszyc,
DO biegaja, jak nieprzymie-
rzajac. kot z pecherzem. W
przyszlym numerze ,,Wiaru-
sd" moze bedziemy mogli
wiecej szczego16w tel biegga-
niny podac.
SALON. ,,Senate" zosta}
ma nowo otwarty pod mr.. 81
E. Sci utica. Polacy, kt6rzy
maja interesa W miescie,
So proszeni,. azeby ten
salon licznie odwiedzali.
Znajda tam swego zio1hka pa
ma J6zefa K~iedrowskiego,
kt6ry i'm chetnie us}uzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-05

0 ME .regu-.
larnosci przy ostatnich pra-
wyborach " trzeciem pre-
;cynkcie trzeciej wardy pan
Richard Reuss, staWa1 26
|lutego W sadie MUNICIPAL
nym i zostal przez sad przy-
|sieglych uwolniony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-05

PAN Robert Winczewski
salonista z okazyi urodzin
dziarskiego syna. W dniu 1go
Marca, czestowa} bezp}atnie
swych goSci a braciom do
starego kraju wys}a} 500 do
lar6w W prezencie ably / oni
sic z okazyi urodzin m}odego
Winczewskiego cieszyli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-05

i kilku jemusn6Wnych tax pracowa-
Ii, ze projekt budowania Hall upadl,
ale tax hyIo, kazdy przyznaem mus,
prawde. Ola czego Przybysz by}
przeciwny budowaniu Hall przez
:ca}a Polonie?
sOdpowiedz lekka. Ola tego:
wy1acznie re Hale mia}o budowa6
Same Zjednoczenie, ably " ten spo-
sob dostaG sic do kierowania "
Zjednoczeniu, ! wyssa6 co sic da a
potem Zjednoczenie robbie. To tez
,skutki piracy " Zjednoczeniu Prey.
bysza, kledy ma ostatniem Sejmie
uchwalono, re ,,Prawda" ma bye
przymusowym organem, i re kazdy
czlonek " Zjednoczeniu musi "a
pfaci6 pc 8 dol. ma budowe Hall,
Towarzystwa z Bnooklyna zawiado-
mi{v luz Sekretarza Generalnego
Zjednoczenia, re wystepuja z.Zjed-
noczen:a W Bay City, re "a owe -
set dolar6w kt6re MAZE zap}acic ma
Hale W Bay City za}oza sobie sami
stowarzyszenie. z Brooklyna male
ia do tutejszego Zjednoczenia 8
towarzystwa: Towarzystwo 3 Maj,
towarzystwo Macha}owskiego to-
warzystwo kr6la Zygmunta, razem
4 sta cz1onk6w take diva iowa
rzystwa NSaginaw ola tel samej
przyczyny wJstapis, oraz DUO
cz1onk6w ": ssBay City, ME chca
p1acid pc $500 na Hale.
lie Hala jest potrzebna to praw-
da, ale ME by}o jej potrzeba VITO
czyc ma samo Zjednoczenie.
Czyz Zarzad j~eszcze ME PREF
rzy, re Przybyszowi chodzi tylko
o w}asna korzysc W Zjednoczeniu,
chcial on Zwiazek V: ten sam
spos6b robbie, "a co dosta} patent
orzegiem cd pieca, re AMI mu go
Olei sw. Jak6ba ME zlize.
Kiedy Zwiazek poda1 projekt
mice agent6w do zak}adania grup
inne organizacye polskie, zacze{yy
przeciw temu projektowi wystepo:
wac.
Lecz re dis Stowarzyszenie
asekuracyjne ,,Catholic Mutual
Benefit Association ma agent6w i
CT kreca sic jak ~zaganiacze i ME
tylko re pojedyhczych cz}onk6w
1owia, ale nawet %zak}adaj$ Gale
grupy polskie. w ubieg}ym tygod.
niu by} tn agent W Bay City
zwerbowaf tylu cz}onk6w re za4ozy1
grippe, sk}adajaca sic z 50 cz}on-
k6w, i to samych m}odych. A tyl
ko pod pozorem katolicyzmu ich
zfowi}, DO kazdego. poklepywaf re
dobry katolik.
Ot6z bracia polacy, czy inna
narodowosc wstepuje " nasze pol
skie organizacye? ME! Pieniadz
kt6ry wplacicie W obce rece ten
nigdy ME przyniesie korzysci spo.
leczenstwu polskiemu. Me jeden
powie re to stowarzyszenie katolic-
kie, to prawda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-05

8S$ * 4$S@&. a. 5H#4#. SE@@ 80 #&#@&$ .H&a. .854Aar1
p ooql. lln s1es Ie a 1T 1eanss1ls.
katollcyzm sDyleDy 1ylko Wydrzsc
nam polski 1ezyk olczysty naroao-
Wosc nasza. vice mhulmyy SIC
SAM ! PopleraJmy, 20 obey mas ME
popra. Czy Ola tego zesmy DIS DIS
'l KatoilKaml many nyc
pod batem lnnych? Wyglada TO tax,
lak bysmy SIC SAM rzadz'c me. Y
n !
Czy Wy PanoWle Ktorzy Wst2r
plllscle 90 =. u. .. q. s2ozlcie 9
lepsze sto"arzyszeh'e katollckie
]ak ''z]eonoczenle lup
. ma nle' - D. a. ola
olznesu jest lecz me ldzle
I'm Ware ]ak2kolWlek' "lec Je-
zell chcecle Dye ''PrakCychneml IA
tol'kamiN wstapcle 90 Onil luo 40
z]ednoczenla cn1cagosklego' q Ds'
dzlecle prawyml Polakaml J katoll-
kaml'
Polak, szWed I francuz "
rozmowle jake prowadzlll, przeszll
az do WARY i oharnoscl, co kto
dale ma kosciof. Francuz p1erwszy
poW1edzlaf, Jezell sic cent otaruJe
co niedziele to dosyc. Sawed cd
powiedziaf, re jego ofarnosc co
Niedziele wynosi 80 cent6w, DO on
i jego iona i c6rka ofaruja pc 10
cent6w co niedziele. Potem oswald
czeniu, 6w Saved naggaba} ma Pola-
ka co tez polacy eharuja co nledzle-
. . -.H t-., t.L r- ..- E.-#..s.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-08
ORCHARD AND GARDEN.

Cuttings of roses may be made as
the wood acquires frmn"ss.
All wounds on trees are the better
for being painted tarred or covered
with some substance to keep out wa
ter.
The red raspberry rcproduces itsc'f
By sending ont shoots around the par.
ent plant. These may BE- taken up In
the fall and transplantrd.
a small, thrifty tree with good roots,
especially small fbrOus ones. when So
out will be good bcariu. tree sooner
than a large tree with instituted roots
The roots are til" life Of the tree and
need the best attention In taking W
a tree for transplauting care must be
Used 70 secure a. much Of the roots
unnlured az possible
tabhages that are growing f~"oly
ana yet do not head wrll can have their
progress FASTENED By running II -pa Ie
under them ana slightly lifting them.
The ol jcct +, to check their growth so
that beading * induced
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-08
zEDRHUIEI
N~~1
NOTES OF NOTA6LES.

II j. reported that Narconi OF wire
lie uy k.u- Victor Emmanuel.
tiror-e L. Adams. .4wyer. eI-con
.,-"~~mau ard resident Of chicago.
as t-ou made oyerse,r Of Harvard
.o..e-e
samuel Hawkins Napier, who has
fust been buried in Upper Otta wa, was
The d.>coverer Of the largest nugget OF
pure gold which the world has ever
<uown.
James Lester born to John and Vida
Brennan in Harwinton, Conn, recent,
ly. makes the fourth generation now
living together in the same house in
which they We're born.
General F.tz Hugh Lee will make bis
home In Norfolk. Va in the future
Il, decision : said 70 have been the
result u his appointment as head OF
be- Jamestown expos ton.
Congressman Gambler OF " ssissippi
axes active interest in religious mat
--r>. He has spoken from several
Washington pulplts and while at home
Turing the summer holds revival meet.
.cs.
The only surviving Qcns.oner Of the
war Of 1912 : Hiram Crouk. who !
passing the last years Of q quiet LIE
II tie home Of as daughter at Dunn
Brook. about fifteen miles north Of
Rome y !.
Tommy McMath Of Hope, Ark. has
accepted a position as telegraph op-
orator at Pine Blu.. Ark. He Is only
fourteen years old. and Is probably the
youngest cotton exchange telegraphcr
IN the United States.
When TIE sultan Of Turkey attends
play. he often hands the comedian Of
the company an original joke Of his
Owl. which the actor gets Of in the
course 81 the performance. These nat.
urally create much laughter.
-Four Of the oldest Men in the senate
sit side by side ID seats II. II. - and
It III the front row Of the Democratic
side Of the chamber-Mr. rettus and
Nr Morgan II Alabama and Mr. Cock
roll and Mr. Vest u Missouri
Professor Tr.c-s Of the University Of
chicago approves Of Mary MacLane
and her book H. THINKS an tie IN
!..hteaed should read it, presumably 70
becC!ne more eul.-Atcn"d. only tic
west. lie says. could have produced
such q work and character.
There Is no fitting monument on the
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-08

Apples should Je stored In a cool
dry place. says Z. Il. Barrett. Warmth
and moisture cause fermentation and
decay. II possible. separate the over
ripe ones from those gathered before
the ripeaing process was completed
Lefore pvtt.ug up for the winter. The
solid, uurlpened apples keep much
longer than those which have been al
lowed to remain on the tree until fully
ripe. BUt while the keeping quality
Of the unripencd ones is desirable, the
flavor Is nevertheless impaired by gath
erng when in the best condition for
fr-1G keeping. II the Temperature Of
the cellar or house Is kept even and at
the right degree. there IS little danger
Of losing even the ripest Of the winter
varieties until the early spring months
1t would be a good plan 10 have some
Of the latest keepers that have been
gathered and stored before becoming
too ripe reserved for Use before the
early crop comes.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-08
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Josie De Witt is singing in b Rim.
Hackett Is to produce The Bishops.
love
Lole Fuller is to tour America this
season.
Marie Corelli's Temporal Power"
has been dramatized.
The garden scene Of Faust" IS to
be acted in vaudeville.
My Lady Virtue" is the title Of a
new comedy by II. Y. Esluond.
The Bostonians' revival Of Robin
Hood" has met with great success in
New York.
Bruce No Rae, who last season played
Charles Brandon with Julia Marlowe
IN When Knighthood Was In Flow.
En- IS to be Ethel Barrymore's leading
nan.
Miss Agnes Ardeck has been engaged
By Bolossy klralfy to play tbs leading
female role. Aouda, in his spectacular
revival Of Round the World In Eighty
Days"
Burt Mcintosh, who was to have ep-
peared at Mrs OsbOrn's playhouse In
New York. has Cancelled his contract
and announces that he now retires per-
lnanently from the stage.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-08
HINTS FOR FARMERS

The question often arises, Would II
TOT De- more profitable 20 buy p=s
than to raise them: X would Ue Ge
c.d'l.y AN advantage 4 tAe supply
could L. aued with any Sind Of Ger
tau-y and of "a quality that would give
full compensation for labor and feed
and the rss Of buying infectious dis
eases could ue eliminated Is 1t not
t-ue that wloevr. engages in animal
i-saaadry should become master
eventually both a. breeder and feeder.
/. il j. essential 10 select good da-r!
COW aud sire. il i no less lmportAn,
to select good breeding sows q. robus,
constitution. rlstlers at the feed.n
t.9--4. Iro.--c, Cocle most or tAo
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-08
A Pioneer In Orchard Spraying.

When the time corncs for erecting q
monument to the pioneers in orchard
spraying. Mrs Mary Deering Of Or
leans county y. y. must not be for
gotten Tbs lady bought full outfit
over ten years ago and gave an object
lesson to many Of her neighbors. Spray
Ing Is now about as common as plow-
Ing on MANY farms. yet twelve years
ago tho pioneers were trying to steer
through the rocks. 1t Is high time now
to begin to give the pioneers full credit.
and we shall see that Mrs Dccring has
her share Rural New Yorker.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-08
SHORT STORIES.

Tie island Of Nantucket rests on a
vast peat formation.
It IL said that more than 900 frc -
ephoucS ara NV III ua' hy farmers dt
til IT. homes.
About half Of Clnyelaud'S 500 plants
IN the manufacturing district lave
been fitted with smoke pr"vrlit'rs and
It is found that they pay for themselves.
Htockyards Oh an immense scale 're
to be- built at Astoria. Ore. for the pun.
Jose Of accommodating the rapidly
growing meat packing trade Of th.t
eoCtiOn Of the country.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-08
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

By local applications az they cannot reach tn,
deceased portion 81 the ear There is only one
tioual remedies. Deafness 4, caused By an in
famed condition Of the mucuouS lining 81 the
Eustichain Tube. When this tube gets inf1amed
you have rumbiing sound or imperfect hear
ing. and when ii is entirely closed deafness j.
the result. and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
condition. hearing will be destroyed forever:
nine cases out OF ten caused by catarrh.
which Is nothing but the infamed condition OF
the mucuOuS surfaces
We will give one Hundred Dollars for any
case Of Deafness Caused by catarrh) that can
not hc cured ny Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars free, +. j. CHENY & CO..
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold BY druggists. 75c.
Hall 5 Family Pills are the best.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-08
How to Clean Waste Pipes.

Just before retiring for the night
pour into the clogced pipe enough
hot liquid soda I've to fill the trap Of
bent part of the pipe. Re very sure
that no water runs into ii until next
morning. During the night the lye
will have converted all the offal into
soap. and the first flush of water in the
morning will wash it away. leaving
the pipe as clean as new.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-08

INDIGESTION j. Il breeder of dlseaS 'n
bur may lie cured by mixing one dron,
of powlered columbia root hair u'" -,
OF carbonate Of soda, one u,"'" ,rto
ground GINGER. These diViue ,;,tls
twelve powders and take one III "'
milk three times 4 day.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-08
D--'G.c-- -D-1S --.7. -----''-'..

BULK ONE, a; t.lmmer;e.,',.
Dill, pickles a, Flumm-rt-.,'s
-Huatin. aud .r=,,p4,, notices.
printed OF cloth for sale - TIE DAWN
office
See Payne * Rue for yong -coo-r.=..
They keep .-e freshest 4-G c.-4L-,-
STOCK IL town.
Have you noticed -ha. Cl4mv.- :
busy putting up Cl--. co-eE a-c COM
fortaD.e dwelling, il : god s-D,-4--
Ia. 4lG Workman Ike manner
Try X. K ;. pure spice, and baking
powder. Your none. back J.: you CQ
not Ike them. For sac a ne sos,
Bakery ana Grocery. Z
Another large invoice %. tableware.
iroa-,toae china, porcelain lined .4,,
received az ne bon NarcA-.
Go and see the cut and price ot The
bes. mac-r.4. for EvIve,-oL-> --4--4.. .
or Monuments Vi any H.-4, q, Wa. g,
Bazaar. -
Al. kinds u. mimi. o.4aa, e4,-,.
bills u SAL. e.c.. etc .Jc sac =, He
DAWN ot1c-.
ASK your grocer Tor "Damou4" oil.
our Bes: both pa--c, 1o-r-. S4,.s-
action guaranteed Ut none! refunded.
LOIS u new souvenir good, II the
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-08
No., :, Keen Ribbons Fresh

Secure several toy rolling PM pms tba
rs children use. and on each ",, ,.,,h a
ribbon smoothly, fastening " WV"
tiuy pin. -....' 80
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-08
HOTEL SENECA

3l20 lst Ave. Cor Seneca Sea,,la W.
Convenient TO theatres ana the shopping dis
trict. a Fir>tNCla>s Comfortable family noe
6.ectric 4ight ana steam heat. Free Porcelain
Stop with US once and we will see ,ba, vo,
make this your headquarters '''"- 1'A
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-08
Ellensburg Iron
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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-08-06
WILL DRAIN FOUR COUNTIES
Course of South Fork viii BE Directed
Into IowaQuestion Under
Amusement.

Iowa Falls, Aug. 3.--The agitation Of
.he drainage of large acreage OF low
land IN the vicinity of the point whfr3
the counties of Hardin. Hamlto
Wright ana Franklin join has RESULT
IN action being taken by the boards
of supervisors of the four counties IN
terested with the result that 1t is be-
lieVed plan has been hit upon where
by the drainage can be accomplished
without the heavy expense Of coo-
structing 4 big drainage ditch to carry
of the surplus water Of a portion of the
four counties, 1t is believed that the
course OF 8 stream known as iSOuSn
Fork, which runs across a portion of
this county, can be turned into the
Iowa river at point near the north
line Of this county, thus permitting the
surplus water of a large tract to drain
into the South Fork and be carried into
the Iowa river rather than draining the
overflow of portion of several couu-
ties into the South Fork and resulting
in much larger stream and possible
damage on account of overflow to
tracts Of land lying along the South
Fork.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-08-06
CRAIG GETS BAILEYS PLACE
culture-Ten Years With Cen
tral Experiment Station.

Ames, Aug 3.-Prof. John Craig, who
was at the head of the horticultural de-
partment of the Iowa State College
from 1898 to 1900, has recently been
made professor of HORTICULTURE in Cor
nell university, Ithaca, N. Y, to sue
coed Prof. L. II. Bailey, who has bee.
made dean of the College OF Agricu-
ture and director of the experiment
station.
Prof Craig was graduated from Ame5
in the summer of 1900 to accept post
tipn in Cornell university as proc&e-
sor Of extension work in agriculture
and horticulture When Prof. Bale"
who has stood without peer in hors.-
culture for many years, was promoted
to the deanship of the college Of agri-
culture at Cornell, it was a questic9
where man could be found big enoum'
TO take his place, but those who Kneg
RrOf. Craig knew that he was the MAJ
who was equal to the position.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-08-06
COON RAPIDS MAN PASSES
War Veteran and Prominent Iowa
Three Times Mayor
Of Coon Rapids.

Coon Rapids, Aug. 3-M Louthan,
one of our old settlers. whose history is
very interesting, died at his home afte
but a weeks sickness and confinement.
The cause seems to be q heart trouble
and this with old age Mr. Louthan, a
man of so years, was born In Virginia
in 1923. At tho age of q he moved TO
Tennessee, who're he was united in
marriage. In 1850 he moved with his
family to Clark county, Iowa, and set
tied near the present town OF Hope
Vile In 1889 he removed to Coon
Rapids, where he engaged in the came
business until ydhr ago. He was a
man who has always had the highest
esteem of all. He was mayor of this
place three terms and treasurer two
terms. He was member of the X. of
P. lodge and Masonic fraternity.