davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1905-01-09
Robbed While on Way to Convention.

Denver, Colo. Jan. 9.-While on his
way to the live stock convention, A. C.
Kitching, a Wyoming cattleman, was
robbed of money, his watch and hat by
a stranger he met on the train. The
police are trying to help him.
, 1905-01-09

D.lly Republican 70 can't. . noatA.
, 1905-01-09

A complete line of legal blanks n
rhe Republican office.
, 1905-01-09
Joint Session Tomorrow.

Denver, Colo, Jan. 9.-The conven-
citation, the National Wool Growers
association and the Interstate Cattle
Growers association will be held here
this week. The first joint session of
the three organizations will be held
tomorrow.
, 1905-01-09

by his wife. He has been stopping at
light for his home in Cody, Wyo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22

co Ks. arcybiskupa, 70 pow
stall z siedzenia j powiedzial
do obecnych ksiezy::
S1yszeli6cie jak to spiewa-
ja- polki W Ameryce? Czy
mielibysmy pozwolic ma to,
ably ten piekny 6piew polski
ia slodka polska melodya zgi~
nelly j przepadly? Me! Ma to
ME mozemy %pozwolic, DO to
by}oby 2 naszej strony zbrod-
MIA. Musimy robic co tylko
Jest W naszej mocy ably dfu-
go, bardzo dlugo, 6piew
polski i polska nuta brzmia-
~ ma ameryka6skiej ziemi".
Rozumie sic, re bedziemy
robili, co tylko bedziemy
mogli, ably polak6w W Anne
ryce zachowac ola Ojczyzny,
a W tych naszych staraniach
Ii zabiegach przyjdzie liam
niezawodnie z pomoca Jegc
Ekscelencya ks. arcybiskur
|Symon, pe{nomocnik Waty'
kanu do zbadania stosunk6w
ranujacych posr6d amery-
ka1skiej Polonii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22
Z pobytu NajprzeW. ks.
Arcybiskupa Symona
W BaffalO, n. Y:

Wtorkowy ,,Polak W Ame-
ryce" donosi:
Wczoraj o godzinie 10 pred
po}udniem uroczysta sumo
" ko6ciele Przemienienia
Pa6skiego odprawi} ;Msgr.
Lannigan, W a%systencyi Wjel.
ksiezy Teofila Koz}owskiego
kapelana niemieckich Si6str
Franciszkanek, jake dyako-
ma, a ks. Ludwika Chodac-
kiego z Black Rock jake
subdyakona.' Ceremoniarzem
byl ks. Fiori. Podczas sunny
po ewangelii wszed} ma am
bone Najprzew. ks. Arcybi-
skup Symon i wyg}osi} z
prawdziwie apostolska zarli-
wokcia wyraznie' i dobitnie
piekne kazanie, kt6re ma
dlugie chwile pozostanie v
pamieci m~iejscowych para
fian.
Jak ma kazdem kazaniu,
wygl !!,a,: -. NajprzeW,
ks ArcYbiskupa <symona "a: v Z
Baffalo, TAXI ma tenn; Z ust Je.
go z}otoustych p}yne}y slowwa
pQboznoSci. ,Wiara" :,m6wil
Najprzew. Arcypasterz - jest
nasza podstawa bytu, utrzy-
mamie jej " nieskazitelnej
czysto6ci i utwierdzenie sic
W niej, jest zadatkiem lep-
szej przyszlo6ci, DO kto roz-
villa sic W Bogu, " zasadach
WARY 6w., ten zdaza ku. i
dealom, ten stale sic cenna j
zdrowa jednostka spoleczef-
silva, do .kt6rego nalezy. A
tylko take spolecze6stwo
moze bye spokojnem Q swa
spr,zyszlo66 kt6re sk}ada sic
= podobnych iednostek. Spo-
sobno6e sic ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22
NASI AGENCI.

Upowaznieni So do kolektowanla
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci ~miejscowi:
BAY CITY. Mich, Alexander Nledzlelsk'
BALTIMORE, M. D F =. Ziarnowskl
CHICOPEE FALLS Mass, W X Szemborski
CFIC-GO, Ill. Max D ,rengowski
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Taraslnski
FAT VEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzeleck'
GRENvILLE, S. Dak:, Jozef Gruba
HOFA PARK, Wis, NJ Kosmick
IyANHOE, MINI, A M Matz
NANTICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonski
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
PIKE LAKE, WIS, Adam Bambenek
BEAVER Wis, Joset, N Teszlewicz
SOUTH OMAHA, Eebr. MARGIN S Cera
ST: ANNA. Nirn. Adam Waldow>kl
TARNOW, Nebr, Jan Matyja Z -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22

a tedy Wyznacsyl sumo p%ieenieeznaa,
jake mielim da6 jake wstepne.
Ny ma to patrzac, prawie krew sic
wszystkim 6cina}a ma take dYktum;
ale tax jak u niemc6w bylo, tax
tn sic 2 polak6w ajryszofile z%nalehli,
leoz dis cd tych niemc6w airy
szofil6w tn ami jeden ME jest, ale
pozostali ci co kochaja svoja pol>
ska Matke Ojczyzne kochajaswo-
jq ojczysta polska mowe;powiedzie-
lismy sobie: Tomku. wolno tobie
|tylko W twoim wlasnym domku.
Tam my sic mozem pc polsku mo-
die, spiewac, nasza nova z Bo.
giem rozmawiaG sami z soba, a
mkt mas "a nasze pieniadze ME be-
die palcami wytyka}, ale znowu
Ezle, DO i ks. znowu skarzy do Biz
skupa re polandrzy nie%posluszni !
tax zostalim opuszczeni kwiatowo
ale Bog mas ME opusci}. Me mice
lismy ksiedza przez ca}y rok, lecz
jakiems boskiem zrzadzeniem Pan
Bog nam zes}a} polskiego ksiedza
W osobie ks. J. Wojtowicza z
Pucka So. Dakoty, kt6rego Najprz.
ks. arcybiskup Ireland upowazni]
il bedzle do mas jezdzif raz M
miesiac, a jest niezmiernie dbajacy
O zbaw ienie ola dusz swoich wier-
nych i Interestingly sig o rozsze
szerzanie SKI -katolickiego kos
cio}a. Zaraz ma wstepie jego odwie
DIN do mas, przybudowalim do ma
szego starego kosciola S~anctuarium
2 dwiema zakrystyami. Ieraz nasz
koscio}ek wyglada pieknie a toejest,
zs kto wytrwa do kohca ten zba
wion bedzie. Ludzie So tn dobrzy,
ofiarni, to tel nam wszystko poi
die dobrze, potrzeba nam byte
tylko kierownika, kt6regosmy terra
dostali, "a co jestesmy wdzieczn:
Bogu, Najprz. ks. Biskupowi
naszemu W. ks. J. Wojtowiczowi.
Jest tn mas So familii pochodza.
cych z Prus Zachodnich i rs. Pc:
znanskiego. Okolica jest tn pad
zwyczaj piekna i urodzajna. jest
tn bardzo dobra sposobnosc &c
dzierzawienia grunt6w kompanicz'
nych farm, ot:az do kurienia, &
wszystko blisko kolei. - Przyby
wajcie tn! - Blizszych szczeg6}6 "
MONA sic dowiedzie6, piszac do
naszego sekretarza Jedrzeja Donna
ga}y. s......
u serdecznem pozdrowienien
wszystkich czytelnik6w Wiarusa
FARMER.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22

Winona, MINI. le Czerwca 1905
Szanowna Redakcyo!
RACE }askawie umiescic te kilka
uwag W }amach szanownego VIA
rusa''.
Dziwnie sic plecie ma tym Bozym
swiecie a najdziwniej tn W Anne.
ryce.
w starym kraju pod niemcem,
nauczyciele dzieci W szkole katuja
a nawet zabijaja, a sadly rodzic6w
skazuja ma ciezkie kary do wiezie-
MIA, by zmusi6 do niemieckiej mo-
wy, by polska zagubic, lecz ME
zagubili i ME zagubia, a tn "
Ameryce, pomimo re many swoje
polskie szko}y i Mkt mas do obcei
mowy ME zmusza, jednak dzieci
nasze szwargoca jak gesi i chetniej
obce Mill polskie ksiazki biora do
reki i .gdyby ksieza przybyli z Eu-
ropy ME stawali " obronie ]naszej
kochanej polskiej mowy, to zamiast
polskich ksiazek do nabozenstwa
kupali by angielskie sic " mich
tylko ola Okla modlili, by oszukac
,Pana Boga my6lsc re Pan Bog Pc
angielsku ME rozumie, to ich mo- no..
dlitwe prrzyjmie "a dobrs, lecz
bardzo grubo sic pomylaa, DO Pan.
Bog ME patrzy ma ksisgzke- usta
lecz ma SERGE, i vie czy modlacy
zrozumie jak sic modli, DO modli
twa to w~zniesienie duszy do Boga
a modli6 sic a ME zrozumiet swej
modlitwy to ob}uda, ME ma zad-
nej wartosci u Pana Boga " nie~
bic.
By4em W niedziele II t. M 2
polskiemi ksiazkami do nabozene'
silva " pewnej polskiej osadzie
DO dowiedzialem sic re tam v nie~
dziele dzieci prsystapia do pier
wszej komunii swietej. wiec my
sla}em zrobiG. jaki taxi interesik,
lecz bardzo sic zawiod4em, DO tylkol
iedne ksiaiks = 75c s~przedalem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22

KORESPONDENCYE
WIARUSA.
II
APPLETON, Mimi.

Kochany Redaktorze i Wydaw.
co Wiarusa! Prosze " 4amach kc.
chanego Wiarusa umiesciG tie
pare slow kt6re tn chce~ napisaG.
JUL dawno to chcia}em uczy-
mic, lecz co tez to- cz1owiek nieraz
wycierpiee must; jedno, laden lite
rata ME jestem, pc drugie no, ale
choGby to juz tax bardzo dobrze
ME by}o, Wiarus by mi wybaczy} |
troche poprawi}. ale najgcrsze jest
- we'll - moja stara jest dobra
gospodyni, ale skoro wezme pi6ro
do reki ably cos napisa6 do naszego
|prawdziwego i csysto katolickiego
Wiarusa, juz tam moja stara mnie
mad g}owa gdera, zebym szed} do
roboty a czasu napr6zno ME marno-
wal, a ia to taxi jestem niecierpliwy
tedy, zebym re sk6ry wyskoczy},
ale wien re z}oscia mic ME zrobie,
twice movie: s}uchaj ty stara, jak
liza pojade do miasta tax kupie CT
nowy kapelusz cd tel. chwili
jak by makiem %zasia}, .juz moge
|pisac spokojnie, co nam ma my6li.
fChce tn o>naszej polskiej ,osadzie i
lpolskiej parafii oko}o Appleton ma
pisac.
Nasza parafia ME jest cd tych
najstarszych ale tez ME jest cd tych
najm4odszych. = Przesz}o 25 lat
cd za}ozenia naszej osady, nasza
parafia postepowa}a tax jak gdyby
kotu pazury obcia} a on by mis} ma
Eg}adkie drzewo w1azic, to CODY sic
kawa}ek %wskroba}, ma dol by spad}.
i tax d}ugo sic meczy}, az by mu
znowu. nowe pazury uros}y. TAX
akurat nasza parafia postepowa}a:
Najprz6d byli6my pod kontrola ME
mieckiego ksied4a znalezli sic tez
zaraz i miedzy polakami niemcofile
ably mas wciagna6 ia niemieckie
kopyto, jak to i'm ~niesz}o, dalej
do Biskupa ma skarge, re polacy
niepos}uszni DO ME chca pc ME-
miecku tahczyc, potem jak niemcy
ME mogli mas dosta6, tedy ajryska
parafia wzApleton, 5 mil cd mas,
skarzy4ado Arcybiskupaaby Biskup
mas przylaczy} do. mich, ably polacy
ich zywili, DO gfodem 1padna.. BIZ
skup sic prsyezynif DO ich :prosby.
DO sam jest irlandczykiem, lecz my
ME chcielismy, to tel odm6wiono
nam duchownej pomocy polskich
ksiezy kt6rzy do mas pare razy do
roku przyjezdzali. Zawiadomil mas
ten ajryski ksiadz, zebysmy " jedna
niedziele p%rzyjechali, bedziemy
mied hitting wzgledem pray1aczenia
sic do MICH Pojechalismy tedy, DO
jak juz i~naczej ~niesz}o, chcielim1l
jaki koniec zrobic, idziem do ko-s
~sciola, ale nied}ugo zesmy tam Ia
bawili, DO naszym kobietom ME
chcieli dac W lawki siadac, to tez
zaraz wyszi:, q do mas powiedzielli:
,teraz wy polandry kiedy Wy tn
chceta bye, zaraz muszyta budowac"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22

IFI1"TT -. 199s g %N@
ocznie W t%uteiszych stosun-
kach utwierdza mic " tenn.
przekonaniu, ze W osadach
polskich, rozrzuconych ma
%olbrzymiej przestrzeni Sta
now Zjednoczonych, krzewi
sic bujnie ia wiara ojc6w
naszych, re W miejscach,
gdzie szyzma znalaz}a grunt
Ipodatniejszy, ockna sic CT,
kt6rzy uwierzyli fa} szywym
prorokom i nied}ugo re zbo-
(r6w ME pozostanie mic, pr6cz
~wspomnienia niemocy du"
chowej czastki zb}akanej bra
ci. Zachecam was do wytrwa~
mia W dobrem, W wiarze ma
iszej Swietej,d do niedaTanla po-
sluchu f~a}szywym .prorokom
kt6rzy tenn samem chca was
rozdzieli6 i wepchnac ma ma
NOVICE.
Cd wielu nawet *wybitnych
Amerykan6w s}ysza}em, re
ME NIGGA pojat, iak Polacy,
kt6rzy s}yna T. ofiarnoSci i
niezwyk}ej poboznoSci, dali
sic podejs6 faryzeuszom i
%sprowadzic z drogi, kt6ra ich
przodkowie cd wicklow kro-
czyli. Ola tego jeszc2e raz
ostrzegam was, strzezcie sic
f%a}szywych prorok6w, utrwa-
lajcie sic W wierze =ojc6w, a
CT, kt6rzy zeszli z drogi paw
dy, widzac wasza z~arliwosc,
wasz spok6j duchowy, opu'
SEGA %ciemnosci, W ,kt6rych
zyja i przy}acza sic. napowr6t
do wiernej gromady OWE
GEEK C~hrystusowych."@
Ma kazaniu by}o obecnych
wielu niezaleznych. Pc skoh-
czonem kazaniu udzieli]
Najprzew. ks. Aarcybiskup
|Symon licznje W kosciele
zebranym wiernym .papiez'
kiego b}ogoslawie6stwa.
Pc nabozenstwie proboszc2
miejscowy, Wiel: ks. W6jcik:
tax Jego Ekscelencye ksie:
dza Arcybiskupa jak j in.
nych kap}an6w, przyjmowa3
u siebie z staropolska Cos
cinnoscia. III -
Pc poludniu~ O. 2=ggiei IL
min. odby} sic nastepniee
program przyjecia Najprzew
ks. Z Arcybiskupa Symons
przez dziatwe s4k6lna:~W ha'
Ii .szk6lnej,. udekorowane!
odSwietnien w |ehoraggWie c
barwach n~arodowych, papiez'
kich i amerykd6skich, re:
bra}a sic dziatwa sszkolna
czeSt jej ustawila sic ma
scenic umajonei W kwiaty:
palmy idrzewka gdy nadszed1
orszak, towarzyszacy Maj
przew. ksiedzu Arcybiskupo'
wi Symonowl, a>..skdada]acy
sic z Wiel. ksiezy Jana Pitas'
sa Msgr. Lannigana, ks. Flo
rego, ks. Nc Gloina, ks. Swi'
niarskiego, ks. T. Koz}ows'
kiego, ks. L. Chodackiego,
ks. Maczydskiego, ks: Bed
nargiewicza, ks. W6jcika,
pu}k. Smoli6skiego DIR. From
claka, Urbahskiego, Langi,
K}6ci6skiego, :oraz nowo wy
6wieconego ksiedza Stanis}a-
wa Bubacza i tdzeeh studen.
Senhinaryum- duchow'
,nego W. Rochester, a to: Piotra
,IsaR5azaja, FFranc;iistEzzlksa WASH.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-22

|dzieci szkolne od6piewaly
|kilka pie6ni, a to: Ojczyzno
moja, Mech zyje zacny dele.
gat, G6ralu, czy cj ME zal,
oraz j Choir p%arafialny pod
batuta. p. Nadolnego, odspie-
wal pieknie pie66: W krwa-
VEN polu, srebrne ptasze
Ten objaw przywiazania
dziatek szkolnych do Koscio-
Ia i mowy ojczystej, wzruszy1
Najprzew. ks. Arcyb. do gle
bi tenze osobiScie podzieko-
wal dziatwie szkolnej "a Ego
towaue Mu przyjecie, zaleca-
lilac jej, ably i W przysz1osci
pielegnowa}a to ideally naro-
dove i trzyma4a sic Wlernle
WARY swych ojc6w, a wow
czas spe}ni nalezycie eel swe-
|go zycia.
Oko}o godziny pol do 4 tel,
odjecha} Najprzew. ks. Ar
cybiskup Symon ma plebanie
Stanis1awa, gdzie za{atwl1
swoja prywatna korespon-
dencye i wieczorem wyjecha]
ma Clintonowo do parafii sw'
Kazimierza.
Wczoraj wv poniedzia}ek)
oko}o godziny si6dmej vie
czorem zawital ma Kazimie'
rzowo Najprzew. ks. Arcybi'
lskup Symon, witany prey u
Icy Clinton przez miejscowe
Towarzystwa, kt6re wysz}y
naprzeciw z sztandarem i or
,kiestra ma czele.
Poch6d przeciagna} utica
mi: Weimer, Cable i Beef
przybranymi we flagi, festo'
my i lampiony i odprowadzi'
do stojnego Goscia ma pleba'
mic, skad uda1 sic ArcybiskuE
do szko}y parafialnej, gdzie
zebrane. dzieci %przywitaly
Arcypasterza umyslnie ma ter
eel skomponowanemi wier'
szykami i. ~odspiewaniem xii
ku okolicznosciowych p;ose'
mex. -Ze szko}y TIDAL sic
Najprzew. ks ArcybiskuE
do Koscio1a W towarzystwie
Prev. KS. J.~Pitassa, ~miej
~{scowego proboszeza* Wiel. ks
KasprzakaIi Wielebnych ksie'
ziy: Szultza, Letochy, A>Pitas'
lisa. .Kozlowskiego, W6jcika
Bednarkiewicza, Podlewskie'
go Dymidskiego jak r6wnie;
swego. sekretarza ks. Fiori dc
koscio1a ma nieszpory. Dodat
%r6wniez przypada obecnost
'pu1kownika Smolihskiego
R6zana, w czasie nieszpo'
row ~odprawianych prze'
Wiel. ksiezy W6jcika i Bed
narkiewicza, Najprzew. ks
Arcybiskup Symon, kt6rJ
W towarzystwie Prev. ks. J
Pitassa i swego sekretarza ks
Fiori siedzia} ma specyalnie
urzadzonym tronie,> wstapi
ma ampone i wyglosi} wspa'
Male kazanie o Duchu 6w
iPo nieszporach Arcypasters
udzieliwszy papieskiego bio
~gos}awie6stwa licznie re
branym wiernym, jak row
niez blogos}awie6stwa Pre-
~naj6wietszem Sakramenten
udals sic ma plebanie. Spale'
lnii ' ,'al94ge is, atu Y g g'''la.,... zako +
czyla sic uroczystost.
W g96cinnem przyjeciu %
plebanii p%odejmowa} Wiel
he Kasnrzak r6Wniel PrzAw
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-18
Crop Bulletin.

For the week ending May Is, 1906
Des Moines, Iowa
The week was cool, cloudy and ex.
cessively wet in all districts General
rains or scattered showers were Of
daily occurrence, the amounts reported
ranging from 200 to $50 inches, and
the average for the State was probably
above 800 inches. A number of re.
ports have been received of local dam.
age to buildings, crops and live stock
by severe windsqualls, hail and light.
ming.
Corn planting and other field work
have been much delayed by excessive
moisture, and in considerable areas
several days of drying weather will be
required to put tim soil in fit condition
for resuming planting operations. On
naturally dry or we'll tiled lands
planting may be resumed within day
or two, with favorable conditions.
Reports indicate that pastures and
meadows have received much benefit
from the moisture, except on low and
Hooded lands, and all kinds of small
grain on well drained soils are doing
notably we'll and stooling out nicely
Early planted corn is sprouting fairly
we'll.
There are some reports of injury &c
fruit by wind, hail and excessive rains
during the blooming stage. Generally
the crop conditions are fairly good
needing only warm and dry weather
to make the outlook bright and salts
factory.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-18
Elegant New $3.50, $500 and $3.50
Upright Pianos Selling for
Sl36, Sl5S, $l76 to $l9S-$5.OO
Monthly Payments and up.
Organ Prices Cut in HaIf..Pay-
ments So to S. Monthly. Your
Old Instrument taken in Ex-
change at its Real Worth.
Store Open evenings.

The might of cut prices in good
standard articles of merchandise is
all powerful.
This is true iE pianos as in articles
of merchanpise and other goods. A
bona fide reduction in good article
always interests the most intelligent
people and the shrewdest buyers, as Is
fully evidenced by the rapid selling
we are having at this great manufac-
turers' sale of good pianos and organs
at factory cost.
1t is our purpose to do whole
years business within ten or fifteen
days by reducing our prices to the
actual cost of a piano or an organ to
a retail dealer, thereby saving the
buyer the retailers and canvasser's
profits and the enormous expense OF
conducting music store for year to
get the same volume of business. In
other words we save eleven and one
half months of this great expense and
our purchasers get the benefit.
The stock is yet very complete for
your selection, and there is a chance
for you to get one of these good old
makes at bargain. Just think of it
such renowned makes as these: Hallett
and Davis, the celebrated Kimball,
the AriOn Of New York, the Dunbar
of New York, the reliable Whitney,
the popular Hinze, Rembrandt and
others, worth regularly from $500 to
5000, and they are going during this
factory price sale at 1916, 1858, $l7G,
Sl9S, $20S, 1926, $242, 1858, $276, 1912,
to 1856 every piano marked in plain
figures. In order to appreciate fully
the money saving Importance of this
sale call of inspection is necessary.
Watch for our list of second hand
pianos, taken in exchange on new ones
sold in the past few days. The price
list on these will be startling. The
new pianos and organs are going fast
at the cut. Come at once for the best
selection.
Remember the place, with the Hoo
yer Hardware Co.
w. II. McNERNEY,
Factory Salesman.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-18

The State Federation of Labor has
about-faced on the exemption ques-
ton. One of the biggest fights in the
Thirtieth General Assembly was
over an effort to modify the law which
exempts from execution a mans wages
for a period of ninety days. If he
owes a debt his wages can't be attach
ed to pay it. The State Federation
of Labor stoutly resisted the proposal
to modify the law so as to make even
a portion of the wages, or the wages
even above a certain amount, subject
to execution. The Grocers Associ-
alton earnestly urged the proposition.
Now it happens the Federation of La
Dor wants certain acts passed to pre-
vent children under certain ages from
working in factories, stores, etc, so
the Federation has agreed to help the
grocers repeal the exemption law and
the grocers will help the Federation
get the anti child labor law. This
doesn't necessarily mean, however
that both of these measures will pass
the next general assembly.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-18

Homeseekers TO Iowa, Minnesota
and South Dakota. The Rock Island
System has arranged homeseekers
rates to Northwest Iowa, Minnesota
and South Dakota on each Tuesday,
May to October inclusive. There Is
going to be large movement to this
territory, and this will give every
body an opportunity TO see the cOun-
try and will help great many TO To-
cate on the lines of the Rock Island
System. lSw4
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-18

1t is diVerting how solicitous the
big railroads and the big trusts are
all at once that the editor of the country
newspapers be rightly educated on the
trust problem. For the seventeen
years we have been in the newspaper
business we do not remember a time
when the big corporations were gratui-
tously sending to the press nearly so
much literature from their standpoint.
The old theory that they had of dis
regarding public opinion, or the
"public be damned" policy, is not
considered by them as safe as it once
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-18

Atlantic is struggling with the ques-
ton of how big it is. If it is over
5000 it is big enough to have saloons
on petition of so percent of the voters.
If it has less than 5000 it will have to
have, under the law, 80 per cent of the
voters as signers to the petition for
saloons. So many of its people are
much interested in its size, not that
they care so much whether the city has
shown an increase or decrease in
population, but because of the saloon
question that hinges on the population
question. The lesser question has
become the chief one.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-18

So far as DolliVer is considered
we do not see as he is under obliga.
ton to acknowledge faction in Iowa
republicanism. He did not come to
the senatorship by factional route.
He was appointed as republican in
the regular manner of promotion. His
first election came to him in the same
way. He was the unanimous choice
of the republicans of Iowa.-Vinton
Eagle.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-18

Hon. Fl. w. Byers, of Harlan, is
the subject of various unconfirmed
rumors flying around that he will next
year be candidate for governor, or
for attorney general. "Webb" is a
mighty good fellow personally.
Sometimes he is engaged in the inter-
esting occupation of tanning factional-
ism to keep it alive. Excepting that
propensity, which may not be perpet-
ual with him, we do not know who we
would rather support.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-18
c. NJ. & St. p. at Manning.
GOING WEST.
NOTICE
State Of Iowa,
Anl,,hAn No

Audubon Co.
To the legal electors of said County
AT u meeting of the Board of Sup.
eryisors, in April A. ID. 1905. pc.
tition was presented to said Board,
signed by the requisite number of legal
voters, asking that the Board of Sup
ervisors call u special election To take
vote on the proposition of issuing
bonds for the erection and completion
of a new Court House at the County
seat in Audubon, Iowa:
And the Board of Supervisors or.
dered that a special election be held
on the 18th. day of June A. ID, 1905,
and a vote be taken on the following
proposition:
Shall the Board of Supervisors OF
Audubon County, State of Iowa, erect
and complete new Court House al
the County Seat in Audubon, Iowa:
and for the purpose of securing the
necessary funds for the erection and
completion of said building, issue the
negotiable bonds of said Audubon
County, Iowa, in the sum of Sixty
Five Thousand (S65000) Dollars, pay
able after five years and within twenty
years; for the purpose of payment Of
said bonds, together with the interest
thereon, shall the Board of Supervis-
ors levy u tax upon the taxable prop
erty within said County at the time OF
the levy, of not to exceed II mills on
the dollar in addition to the taxes
usually levied for other purposes;
Said tax to continue from year to year
until said bonds and interest thereon
are fully paid.
In witness whereof, | have hereuntc
set my hand and affixed the seal o.
Audubon County, at Audubon, Iowa
this 10Th. day of April, A. ID. 1906
O. b. TRAIN. Auditor OF Audubon
Co. Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-18

The able presentation of Iowa s
complaint against railway discrimi-
nations in freight rates, by Gov. Cum
Minis, before the senate committee on
interstate commerce, was enjoyed by
Iowa people. The governor is on a
good trail now, il he will keep it.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-18

Representative Weeks proposition
for Iowa to enact the South Carolina
plan by which the state dispenses all
liquors sold, is not meeting universal
approval. There is much dissatis-
faction with all ways of handling the
liquor business. 1t is a mean bust
ness to control.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-18

Very low rates to Toronto, Ont. +,
via the North Western Line. Excurs-
ion tickets will be sold on June Is, 10,
81 and %, with favorable return limits,
on account of Triennial Convention,
International Sunday School Associ-
alton. Apply to agents Chicago &
North Western R'y. 20w 5
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-18

Secretary Taft was invited to speak
to the meeting of railway managers in
Chicago the other day and in his
speech he didn't do thing but speak
his mind, saying there ought to be
legislation by congress curbing the
powers of the companies. Taft is a
big man in courage as well as some
other WAYS,