davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-12-02
Lecz pamietajmy, ze takiego stronni-
ctwa dotychczas... jeSzcze niema.
Rueh rewolucyjny W Rosyi
PoIsce.

Rad samow}adczy w Rosyi tax sic
przezy}, re ME jest WfasciWie dogodny
dla nikogo. nawet dla biurokracyi, ME-
ma juz dis takiej sfery W rosyjskiem
spoleczenstwie. posrod kt6rej ME re-
krutowaljby sic zwolennicy rewolucyi.
Ale dwie szczeg6lniej klasy ludzi nadaja
ton ca}emu ruchowi rewolucyjnemu:
ziemcy robotnicy. Pierwsi sa wyrazi-
cielami intereS6w potrzeb kapitalisl 6w
rosyjskich, zar6wno gruntowych jak prze
myslo Hych; dr. Idly. oprocz lnteresow
w}asnych, rep"ezentuja potrzeby tzW
proetaryatu int-ligentnego. czyli zawo'
dowej inteligencyi: oficyalist6w fabry
cznych, inzynierow. nauczycieli, lekarzy,
adwokat6W ird. Kazda tych dw6ch
kategoryj ludzi ma swe odrebne cele osta
teczne: ziemcy daza gf6wnle do zniesie-
MIA rzad6w burokracyi; robotnicy do
urzeczywistnie ,ia ideat6w socyalisty-
cznych; ale obie kategorye zga 1zaja
sic ma jedno: ze trzepa przedewszystkiem
obalic samowfadztwo zdobyc konstytu
eye. Dotychczas oba stronnictWa Walczy-
iy wspolnie W jednym szeregu zgadza@y
sic re soba dosyc dobrze: w mlare je
dnak. ja1 zblza sic chwila upadku sa-
mowladztwa. -6znice poglad6w rewolu'
cyonist6w tycn dw6ch kategorvj zaczy.
naja sic uwydatniac... Me bedac wcale
prorokiem. g6ry przewidziec MONA, ze
skoro tylKo samowladztwo upadnle. sztu-
czna zyoda kap'tallzmu rosyJskiego z
robotnikami prysnie jak banka my diana.
albOWlem robotnlcy ME Ograncza Sic Ma
wprowadzen'n konstytucyl, tylko beda
chcieli nagiaf ia do swoich potrzeb, cze
mu zn6w tamci beda przeclwnl... Bar
dzo nawet jest prawdopodobne, re 20
rewolucyi naStaDi kontr -rewolucya, W
postaci walk kapitalizmu syjskiego z
dalej idacemi zaianiami roDotnikow.
Zapowiedz czegos podobnego widzimy
W wiadomoSci. nadeszfej z PeIersburga,
re przemy,i 'wcy rosyjscy, "a inicyatywa
magnata naftowegO Nobla, ,zorganizoWali
stowarzys kt0rego wszy-cy czlon-
kowie zobow'azali sic przeclwdzlalac dal-
Sym stra kn przez II odmawlanle 70.
bOtnikom zap'aty "a czas sCrajku; q
niezgadzanie s'e ma zadne pertrakacye Z
rObOtnlkaml W SpraWle skrocenla godzin
piracy. podwyzki pfac itp. -dop6ki ME
rozpoczna S,e posledzenia Dumy Pan
scWowej. Cele stowarzy szonych TAX sic
podObafy Wlttemu, re natycnmiast obie
Cal Doprzet je trzvmac sic tej samej po-
htyki Wzg e l-m robotnikow, DracuJacych
W zaktAIAc, rza iowvch Wobec t4go
wszyscy rrbotnlcy bedacy ma strajku.
CIV to rad wi czy prywarni, otrzymaIi
zawiadom'en'e. ze jak ME stana do robo
ty w pCn,ed latek. to utraca zajecie ma
zawsze. D lac nalezy re W Petershureu
straj jkowatp W zeSzivm tygo1niu do q, 600
la izi; ilu E,cn zIekto sic pogrdzkl wro
Gil do robory -nie wiemv; Moskwy ma
tomiast ioaosza. ze strajk TAME panu-
jacy Dynajmaej ME ustat, Iecz przpc
wnie przyoril " tym tvgodniu leszcze
wieksze roH mary, robo,nicy, wyczer-
pa aNszy sr0dk, do zycla, chodza banlaml
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-12-02

po meScie rozbijsja sklady zywnosci.
Przejecie sic robotnik0w roSyjs kich
zasadami socyalizmu ma bye tax " ielkie,
ze podobno\do pewnego bogal ego Angli-
ka, majacego fabryke W Rosyi, zpioslla
sic ME iedawno deputacya robotnikow i
wezwala go, zeby oddal fabryke tym,
ktorzy W niej pracuja, sam jezeli chce,
to moze pozostac w fabryce, IL tylko w
charakterze zarzadcy...
Drugi dow6d rozdZwieku, istniejacego
w }onie zywio|6w rewolucyjnych W Ro-
syi, ajdujemy w przebiegu nowego zja-
zdu ziemc6w, kt6ry odbyl sic w Moskwie
wciagu zesziego tygodnia. Przez cztery
dni debatowano mad kwestya: czy popie-
rae Rad Wittego, czy tez wystepowac
przeciwko menu; radykalniejsi cztonko-
vie zjazdu wprost m6wili. ze popieranie
polityki Wittego bedzie zdrada zywiol6w
rewolucyjnych ma co konserwatywni od
powiadali. re W razie niepopierania Wit,
tego nastaDic musi w Rosyi reakcya-
Wiec z dwojga zlego nalezy wybrac mniej-
sze dac rzadowi moznoSc wykazania, re
rzeczywi5cie jest got6w speinic to, co w
r6znych ukazach naoDiecywal. w rezulta-
Gle wiekszoScia zaledwie dwudziestu g}o-
sow uchwalono poprzec Wittego jego
ministeryum- dowodzi, re ziemcy na
og6i biorac, sd ludzmi dose konserwaty-
wnymi, cnoc ME brak wsr6d mich rady-
ka}6w.
Odnosnie do polityki Wittego zjazd
uchwalH rezolucye tresci mniej wiecej
nastepujacej:
"Poniewaz carski manifest uwzglednii
wszystkie nasze zadania, posrawione
oIv Ii 1o 20 Inv
dac mu moznosc przeprowadzic reformy
W mysl ukazu. Odpowiedz'alnosc "a icn
przeprowadzenie spada ma dzisiejszycn
ministr6w, kt6rzy tax dlu 20 liczyc moga
ma pomoc ziemstw. dop6ki ME przestana
dzia}ac W ce!u Dadania narodowi swob6d,
przyrzecZ0nych w manifeScie. Kazda
dziafalnosc W przeciwnym kierunku ma
trait ma stanowcza opozycyez naszej stro
ny Rad poWinien kraj uspokoic. rozpi-
sac nasr epnie powszechne wybory, tajne
bezoosrednie, nadac zaraz pierwszej
dumie narodowej moe prawodawcza, aze
by ia upowaznic do wypracowania kon-
stytucyi dla caieJ Rosyi do przeprowa
dzania reform terytoryalnych. Duma
Wilma przedewszystkiem ureguIowac
stosunki ludnosci wiejskiei ustalic pra-
wodawstwo odnoszace sic do robotnik6w
Zanim ma sic zDierze. powinien Rad
przeprowadzic sledztwo W sprawie wy
brykow niekt6rych wiadz miej jscowycn,
kt6re urrzymywAiy anarchie, zamias1 u
trzymywac spok6J publiczny. Wszystkim
politycznym przestepcom powinna bye u
dzieIona amneStya, kare smierci znesc
nalezy. Do zrealizowanIa swob6d, NADIA
nych nanlfe>tem. Rad powinien przy-
staple niezWocznie Ma Dune jedna-
kowoz spasc powinny reformy. do
tyczace grunt6w decyzve co do spraw
robotniczych. Pred uchwaleniem tel
cz=sci rezolucyi srronnicy Wittego sto-
czyc museIi zacieta wake slowna prze-
civ zwolennikom beZpoSrednich wybo-
row. lecz w rez ltace m lsieli zgodzic
sic ma to. ahy nratowac gl6wna aasade
poDierania rzadu.
Oprocz powyzszei, zjazd ziemcdw Ia
iatWii druga sprawe, niezmiernej ola mas
wayi, m'anowicie okres.ii stanowisko
swoje wzgledem Polakow. Staio sic to z
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-12-02

no. ze dopieto) "a pomoca odezwy, WY
wajacej do skladek ME m6wiacej jasno
ma co ola kOgO... OF, poprostu ma rece
kasyera Zwiazku.. .Niejasnosc usprawie
dliwiona potrzeba zachowania tajemnicy
w tego rodzaju" sprawach politycznych."
(Zobacz" Uwagi" W nrze 47ym "Zgody,"
gdzle p. Siemradzki dale do zrozume.
MIA, ze "a przykladem zydow bedziemy
mogli "nieoficyalnie przy zachowaniu cd,
pow iedniej tajemnicy uzywac zebranych
fundusz6w ma wpiy wanie ma rewoiucyjne
wypa dki "a nieco dalej jak gadzina
pod kfody syczy, ze poWstania niema
ME bedzie, re Rosya jeszcze ME dojrzala
do rewoucyi, ze dazenie do samej tylko
autonomii Polski ME znajduje u niego
sympathy. TAX jak gdyby rzeczywiscie
zachodzfa jakas potrzeba krycia sic re
zbieraniem skfadek ma rewolucye polska
w kraju tutejszym. gdzie wszystkie inne
narody ucisnione zbieraja ma cele podo-
bne skladki i wcale sic kryc z tenn ME
mysla.
Zreszta jezeli Zarzad bal sic powiedziec
ze zbiera pieniadze ma rewolucye sama,
to mogi wyznac, re je zbiera ma ofiary
ale panowie Zarzadu ME ograniczyIi
III
jeszcze ten fakt. ze zbieraja pieniadze,
aby je wreczyc Lidze Narodowej!
A przecie sk}adki ma Llge MONA zbie
rae w Ameryce smia}o otwarcie; wiec
jezeli ukryto ten fakt, to ME przed rza-
dem tutejszym (wcale zreszta ME lub,a-
Gym wtykac nosa W take rzeczy), tylko
pred toba, czytelniku, pred og6iem pol
skim!
Me many mic przeciwko temu, zeby
Zwiazek liberal skiadki ma Lige. tylko
MECH czyni to otwarcie-nie po kuglar-
sku.
Zberac sk}adki pozornie ma rewolucye,
a W gruncie rzeczy ma wspomaganie orga-
nizacyi waIczacej rewolucya, jest czems
gorszem niz zwyk}a kradziez, polegajaca
ma zagarnieciu skiadek pubicznych do
v}asnej kieszeni. Zwyk}y ziodziej kra-
dnie og6lowi tylko pieniadze; oszusci DO.
lityczni okradaja go kapitaiu uczuc
mysli. zwiaza nych kazdym centem da-
wanym ma skfadke... Bv}oby poprostu
hahba re strony prasy polsko amerykan
skiej ME zdemaskowac podobnego oszu~
stwa.
Dop6ki Zarzad Zwiazku ME powie ia
sno wyraznie, kt6rej organizacyi chce
wreczvc zebrany fundusz, dop6ty obo.
wiazkiem kazdego Polaka tutaj zamie
szkalego jest ME dac ma "Podatek Naro-
dowy'' ami centa pilnowac, ably inni ME
dawali.
T"zeba nam tel sprawie poruszyc O.
pinie puhliczna Ona tylko jedna Emusic
moze Zarzad Centra my do zdiecia przy
}hicy. Gdy ia zdejmie. owczas kto be-
die chciai wspomagac Lige. ten bedzie
p}acil ma rece kasvera Majewskiego "pn-
datek narodowy" a kto bedzie chcial
w >pomagac rewolucye, ten posle swoj da.
tex do Brooklyna drowi Zajaczkowskie-
mu.
tax dop6ty, dop6ki W kraju stronr.i
ctwa walczace wolnosc Polski zarowno
socyal'styczne iak ! niesocyalistyczne,
ME poiaeza sic W jedno.
Wtedy obowiazkiem kazdego mas
bedzie ME popierac ami Ligi, ani Polskiei
Partyi Socyalistvcznej. tylko TO przyszie
'narodowe' stronLictwo.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-12-02

PrIeuies.one ne sslUns 4ta
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15
MAN FROZEN TO DEATH.
Cold Winds too Much for Castle Rock
Farmer.

Saturday afternoon while return
ing home from Fennimore two
farmers of that vicinity found a
man sitting beside the Shaw Hoi-
low road frozen to death. Upon
investigation the man proved to be
Thomas Johnson, farmer of Castle
Rock. He was brought back to
Fennimore where it was found that
the man had walked to Boscobel
that day and then started for home
by the Shaw hollow road. He had
neither overcoat nor overshoes and
was found sitting by the side of the
road. 1t is thought now that he sat
down to rest, and dropped off to
sleep and froze to death soon after.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15
MRS. Boyes Dead.

After an illness Of two weeks
duration Mrs. Thos. Boyes passed
peacefully away Saturday at the
home of her son Walter in the first
ward. So. - -
Deceased was a PIONEER settler Of
Grant county and at her death was
past "a years of age.
Four daughters and four sons
survivor Mrs Lou. Croft, Mrs.
Alex. Croft and Mrs Simpson of
Lancaster, and Mrs. Carr of Iowa,
and sons Robt.. Thos.. George and
Walter, all of Lancaster.
The husband of the departed
passed away several years ago.
Funeral obsequies were held yester-
day, Rev. Morgans conducting brief
services at the home, after which
remains were taken to the Mt. Zion
church, where services where held
and remains were inferred besides
those of her husband.
None but words of praise are
heard for this good mother who
has gone to her last reward.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15
Boys Brigade Out of Home.

When the council decided to use
the city hall for library and tele-
phone Office the plans of the Boys
brigade were knocked in the head.
AS soon as it was definitely learned
that the hall could no longer be
used, the boys began to talk of
new place for gymnasium. At
present all efforts seem to be con-
centrated on devislng some way Of
getting the Mcdonald bridge works
building. This structure when
fioored and ceiled inside would
make a fine gymnasium, but to do
that, secure the building and fix it
up requires about five hundred dol
lars which is considerable more
than the boys have on hand. The
Fl. S. boys are looking forward just
now to the time when new primary
school will be built and the old one
given to them for gymnasium.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15
An Unavoidable Delay.

The Herald is "a hours behind
time today on account Of the fact
that we had no paper to print this
issue on.
A ton of paper was shipped from
Chicago for us Feb. 1st and the
consignment is sidetracked in a
snow drift somewhere.
We ordered paper by express
Monday to be shipped to Potosi via
the Burlington, aud it arrived there
Tuesday morning. The negligent
failed to throw the
bundles off, however and took
them on to La Crosse.
We managed to secure the ship
ment at noon today. Talk about
living on the frontier-this comes
pretty near being it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15
Lancaster Boy Honored.

Ralp Ray, a graduate Of the High
school class Of 1904 who has been
working for the Lee Live Stock Com
mission Co., of Chicago, has made
an enviable record in the past two
months. Starting N as bookkeep-
er for the concern he has worked up
until now he is the head bookkeep-
er for the firm. He has also out
side of his regular work hours
learned the use of the type,
writer and shorthand and following
his fine work in the languages in
the high school he has acquired a
knowledge of both French and
Spanish. It is this knowledge Of
languages that brought about his
newest honor. Some time ago the
Spanish consul in Chicago was
favored with visit from Spanish
count and wishing to take him to
see the stock yards took him to the
Offices of the Lee Commission Co.
The head of the firm. knowing Of
Ralph's knowledge of languages
turned the party over to him for
the day. Having a knowledge Of
Spanish Ralph was able to talk TO
the party and to show them around
much better than another would
have been and his efforts were
so well appreciated that he
was invited out to dinner with
them. Soon after he was invited
to a banquet at the consulate and
the count told him that he had
been so well impressed by his
knowledge of Spanish that when he
went back to Spain he would look
for a job for him at the court of the
king. Much to Ralph's surprise he
was called to the Office OF the
consul a few days ago and
offered in the name of the king
Of Spain a position as tutor to
the king in the English language.
The count had been as good as his
word and secured the offer. At
present Ralph has not decided
whether or not to accept or rather
his parents have been reluctant in
the matter. All expenses to Spain
60 with the offer.
Such an offer as this does not
come to everyone and not every
day and it is certainly feather in
Ralph's cap to receive it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15
The Furnace Inside of You.
Catching cold?
"1,x,e !,

Catching cola!
n Whys .
Because you have let the furnace
60 down. Not the furnace in the
basement Of the. house-,the furnace
inside of you. ''.t
Where did you suppose your
bodily heat comes from? 1t comes
from combustion. And the com
bustion takes place in your lungs
in the burning Of the oxygen that
you pump into them.
Take pair of bellows and blow
on fire. How it flares up.
Just so when you pump large
quantities of air into your lungs.
The combustion is more rapid than
usual. There is more warmth. The
oxygen in your lungs and the as
simulated food in your blood literally
burn without flame and your
body is warmed.
1t is therefore quite important
this fire within should be well fed
with plenty of good oxygen.
Most persons only half feed the
furnaces inside of them. One al
most wonders the fire does not go
out. Hence cold extremities. Hence
catching cold"
Most persons use little more than
half their lungs. The diaphragm
that great bellows of nature is
scarcely moved. The draught IS
poor. The fire burns low. There
is little heat in the furnace.
Take strong, long deep draughts
of air through the nose-never
through the notwithstanding the
diaphragm down to the bottom of
it's we'll at each inhalation. Take
the air in slowly. Take as much
as you can hold. Take a dozen,
one after another. Be sure the air
is pure. The furnace heat will flare
out through the body and your
temperature will go up,
The way to heep warm is not by
putting on more clothing. That
simply keeps the cold out. To warm
yourself
Fire up the furnace inside OF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15
REV. EATON DEAD.
Beloved Pastor of Lancaster Con-
gregatiOnal Church for Forty
Years Passes Away.

Word was received Saturday by
c. H. Baxter from President Eaton
OF Beloit college notifying him of
the death of Rev. S. w. Eaton at
Newton Highlands, Mass. Rev.
Eaton had been i'll for some months
and his death was not unexpected.
The body was to be brought here
Monday and the funeral was set
for Tuesday but owing to the block
ade on the railroad did not arrive
and the funeral was put off. The
directions for the funeral as given
in the letter will be carried out and
the services will consist of addresses
by Judge Clementson, C. H. Baxter,
and Geo. W. Ryland; prayers by
Rev. Ralph and Rev. Morgans and
the reading of the scripture by Rev.
Evans. The services will be held
in the Congregational church.
Rev. Samuel w. Eaton was
born IN birmingham, Mass, in
1921. In 1916 he moved to Ian
caster to become pastor of the Con-
.gregational church and in 1847 re-
tarned east and married Catharine
Demarest. After, his marriage he
returned to Lancaster and was
pastor of the Congregational church
for forty years. During his minis
tration the present Congregational
church was built. When the war
OF the Rebellion broke out he en-
listed as chaplain of the Seventh
Wisconsin regiment and then served
as chaplain of the famous Iron
Brigade for three years. During
his service as chaplain of this
brigade he was the idol of the entire
brigade and won the respect and
friendship of every one of it's
members. In 1886 he moved to
Roscoe, ILL.,, where he became pastor
of the Congregational church of
that city. He remained at Roscoe
until failing health forced him to
give up his pastorate. He then
moved to Beloit where he lived
with his son Edward until the death
Of his wife about year ago. After
her death Rev. Eaton went east to
live with his son DR.. Samuel Eaton
at Newton Highlands. Mass, where
he died February, 1905.
He was for many years trustee
of Beloit college and he and his
es5imable wife were loved by all
who knew them.
Rev. Eaton leaves to mourn
besides 2 host Of friends four
sons, DR.. Edward D, Eaton, Presi-
dent of Belolt college, DR.. Samuel
L. Eaton of Newton Highlands,
Mass; Rev James D. Eaton of
Chihuahua, Mex; and DR.. Charles
Eaton of Des Moines, iowa.
Rev. Eaton was beloved by host
of friends and the announcement of
his death Will bring..sorrow to all
who knew HIM. His death marks
the loss, to all, of a great and good
man. i.'.. s&:,F'~ aiff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15
FIRE TAX STATEMENT.
Local Agents of Old Line Companies
Pay S106.66 Into City Treasury.

The fire insurance companies
through their respective agents have
paid the annual fire tax that goes
towards the support of local fire de-
partments. Eight agents here have
complied with the law, which reads
that 2 per cent Of premiums collect
ed during the past year from risks
taken within the fire limits of the
city shall be paid over to the city
treasurer in February.
The agencies and amounts paid
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15

Roy rockingham was engineman
on one of the locomotives that was
on constant duty from a. m. Sun
day morning until Monday evening
when the snow plow and fianger
reached Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15
Your Attention Please.

Five hundred or more of the
Herald's big family of readers
will receive a little notice be-
tween now and April LIST call
ing attention to a matter in
which we are mutually inter
ested.
Please do not neglect to give
it your early attention. A
newspaper cannot live on wind
alone.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15
Railroad Notes.

Conductor Phinney is laid up at
home with a pair of frozen feet
not seriously injured but sufficient
to incapacitate him from business
for several days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15

The editor had a streak of bad
luck the other night. He was just
about to step into his new $40, 600
automobile when three bed Stats
gave away and woke him up.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15

DR.. Roy Carter has been very
sick for the last few days. Just re-
covering from the grip, his heart
was affected and for a day or so he
was quite i'll.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15
The agencies and amounts

Mutual and assessment companies
while accorded the same benefits
of protection are exempt from pay
ing this fire tax
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15

1t is said that the meanest man
in the county has been located at
Platteville. He married home
girl to save expense, took a walk
around the city hall square for a
wedding tour, bought nickel's
worth of candy for a wedding pre-
and then suggested that they save
the candy for children.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15

The railroad workers vote Land
lord Orion of Fennimore a prince Of
good fellows. He prepared fifty
of them a warm supper Sunday
night at midnight when the crews
arrived at that place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15

The three engines bringing in the
snow pillow and fianger Monday
evening resembled veritable ice
bergs, so solidly were they impack-
ed in snow and ice. A photographer
at Fennimore took a picture of the
outfit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15

Conductor Kuhns and his Sunday
train left Madison on time but failed
to reach Montfort until 3 p. m. II
was impossible for the train to
come farther west on account of the
drifting spow and the return to
Madison was attempted. Near
Dodgeville a broken rail threw two
coaches Of the train off the track
and the crew was stalled there
until Monday afternoon before
matters could be adjusted.
~
About all that Agent Rockwell,
Operator Koch and Baggagemaster
Brinkman can do these days is to
answer questions in regard to trains.
~
Enginemen Flynn and Miller
were both off duty at Lancaster
Sunday and Monday. The latrer's
engine was the only one housed in
the local roundhousa.
X *
Elk Supt. r. A. Cowan did the
handsome thing when he sent out
the following notice to all employees
of the Madison division:
Ny Dear Boys:-On the eve OF
my retirement from active service
with the Chicago & Northwestern
R'y Co., I have but one regret, and
that's my separation from you who
have always been faithful and loyal
amid the many .perplexing duties
we have been called upon to per-
form together. I sincerely owe you
each and all a debt of gratitude
which I can never repay. I expect
to make my home in Baraboo and
hope to meet many of you with a
kind recognition for many years to
come. With my sincere wishes for
your future welfare, I bid you one
and all a heartfelt and official adieu.
r. A. CoWAN, "
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-02-15

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-21
STRONG EVIDENCE or FAITH
Hyomsl, the Guaranteed Catarh Cure
Endorsed By Physicians.

When one of the most reputable
druggists 10 Bennington guarantees
that medicine will effect q cure or he
will refund the money, 1t speaks vol
umes as to the merits of that remedy.
1t is in this way that Druggist Gokay
is selling Hyomei, the treatment that
has made so many cures of both acute
and chronic cases of catarrh in Ben
nington and vicinity.
Hyomei is not pill nor is 1t liz.
uid that has to be taken with table,
spoon or wineglass. just breathe it
by the aid of an inhaler that comes
with every outfit, and benefit will be
seen from the first treatment.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs but
Sl.0O and includes an inhaler, dropper
and sufficient Hyomei for several weeks
tr atment.
Remember that If Hyomei does not
cure you, Druggist Gokay will refund
your money. This is good time to
cure catarrh by this natural method
aud prevent catarrhal colds that are
SO common at this season.