davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-20

this attorney by the undertakers is
regarded as of considerable significance
by those who are interested in the
case.
Attorney Anderson represented the
cigar trust in the now famous Camp
bell case, wherein the point at issue
condemn a private corporation for the
public benefit.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-20
Absolutely Free

With pleasure we give full information re-
garding trip East via Gould system Texas &
Pacihc railway, via Southern route, Denver
g. Rio Grande via Northern route. Courteous
treatment and plenty of time TO devote to
through cars; grand scenery Office 230 South
Spring street. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-20

Miss Wills A. Leonard has been a
money counter in the United States
treasury department since 1862. She is
an expert and the fastest counter i'm
the government employ.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-20
COLDS LEAD no pNEuMoNIA

Laxative Bromo Quinine. the worldwide Cold
and Grip remedy, removes the cause call
for the full name and look for signature of
f. W. Grove 25c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-20

Harry Boulton, who died in Cleveland re-
Gently. hired John D. Rockefeller as a car
penter when he once was foreman in rail-
road shop.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-12
NO OWO.

lyle razy g}oszono wiezf
% poddaniu sic Portu Artura,
re SWAT sk}onniejszy by}
wierzy6 Moskalom i ich
przyjacielom, il Port Artura
nigdy sic ME podda, anizeli
Japo6czykom i ich sprzy-
mierze6com, re upadek jego,
lub poddanie zbli5a sic szyb-
kim krokiem. Me div tedy,
re wielu watpi}o o prawdzi-
wosci doniesie6 r~zeczywiste.
go poddania tel d o.
bytej twierdzy. 81
o O % O
W pierwszyoh~ ;dniach no.
wego roku 1905 Moskale
zdali, sic ma }aske i nielaske
Japo6czyk6w i oddali W ich
posiadanie co jeszcze costa
wa1o z dawnej fortecy. Ja-
-po6czycy, kt6rzy gotowi byli
bic sic do upad}ego byle tyl-
ko to pozycye !zdobye, ucie-
szyli sic niezmiernie, ze sic
ola mich czas ofiary ma tenn
miejseu .sko6czy}: Me trzeba
bowiem %zapominac, ze ich
oblezenie Portu Artura i
jego zdobycie kosztowa}o
okolo 80 tysiecy :.zdolnego
zolnierza.
o o o o
Giesza sic Japo'''6liczvcy z tel
zdobyozy ola togo, ze ME
potrzebuja JUL dalej walczy6,
lecz daleko wiecej z tej prey
.czyny, re zdobyli fortece,
kt6ra, ich zdaniem, dale i'm
klucz do Mandzuryi, oraz
%wyr6wnywa niesprawiedli-
wo66, kt6ra pred dziesieciu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-12
-. - -. t91 -N.'@. +E'-s Y. -. =
laczenia sic z:innymi.: W iowa
rzystwo.

! - - !-T&'E. 'NE'0 3T57E777-S =. F#1E@|SI0
rzystwo.
Q Q 0 o
Czesto ma farmach ludzie
lnie chca s}yazete Q ~bractwach
jakiem6 zabezpieczeniu sic
ma wypadek choroby lub
6mierci, DO tam przeciez kaz-
diego jego wlasna rola wyzywi.
Mieszkajac cd pol do paru
mill cd siebie ME NIGGA sic ma
poeiedzeniaaso s.ani
chorych o~dwiedza6, 4 reszta
ME by4oby to honorem,
zeby takiemu panu farmero-
wi nosili bracia z Towarzy-
silva wsparcie " chorobie, Tub
p}acono pc MIN posmiertne
" jakiej6 tam & / Ii p i ej
sumie pieciu set lub :tysiaca
dolar6w. - Posiedze6 MOI
naby mice mniej ma farmach
niz W miescie, podatek op}a-
ci}by kazdy, chocby ma caly
.rok cd razu, kiedyby mu
.]by}o najwygodniej. Nikomu
zas ujmy ME czyni wsparcie
W chorobie lub zapomoga ola
wdowy i sier6t pc smierci.
Me cheese lub ME potrze-
bujesz :takiego, wsparcia Tub
%zapomogi, to zostaw w-kasie
ola potrzebujacych wiecej cd
Ciebie, lecz nigdy ME NOW:
:,smnie ME trzeba takich "a
:bezpiecze6, to i innym one
niepotrzebne" - Czy6 co
mozesz ME z mi}osci wlaenej
.lecz :,dla mi}o5ci blizniego, a
nagroda Gle ME mimic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-12
MASH AGENCI.

Upowaznieni So do kolektowania
abonamentu 'W1ARUsA nastepuj acy
nasi agenci m~iejscowi:
A CITY. Mich, Alexander Niedzielski
BALTIMORE, M. D F Ziarnowski
CHICOPEE FALLS Mass, W K Szemborski
CHICAGO. III. Max D'rengowski
COLUMBUS, Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski
FARWEL, Nebr. Franciszek Strzelecki
GRENvILLE, S. Dak:, Jozef Gruba
HOFA PARK. Wis, M Kosm;ck
IvANHOE, MINI, A M Matz
NANTICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonski
OAK HILL Mich, St Pogorzelski
PIKE LAKE, Wis, Adam Bambenek
BEAVER Wis, Jozef N Teszlewicz
SOUTH OMAHA, Eebr. MARGIN S Cera
TARNOW, Nebr, Jan Matyja. "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-12

mniej Wiecej laty odda}a te 2
natury ufortyfikowana twier-
DE .Moskalom, gdy tymcza'
sem slusznie sic ona nalezala
[Japonii. :Watpimy bar'dzo, 10
Port :Artura jeszcze kiedy6
zn6w dostanie sic " rece
Moskali.
o % o o
4 o lie upadek Portu Artura
nape}nil ,Japonie rado6cia, o
tyle u Moskali wywo}a} uczu-
Gle zupeinie przeciwne. smu-
tex zmieszanY"=.z wstydem
ogarna} nar6d m~oskiewski,
przygnebienie ducha zapano-
wa}o W ca}ym kraju, ale
przedewszystkiem " ko}ach
%rzadowych. Me dose BOWEN,
10 -twierdza niezdobyta pre-
pad}a ola mich bezpowrotnie,
lecz, co gorsza, wydalo sic,
jak Moskale staraja sic tu-
manic SWAT caly. Wszak
zaledwie kilkanascie DIN. to-
mu gloszono stanowczo, re
kilka transport6w z zywno-
6cia i amunicya przedar}o
sic przez }a6cuch okret6w
japo6skich do Portu Artura,
a zaS okaza}o sic, re g}6d i
brak amunicyi zmusi& zaloge
Portu Artura do kapitulacyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-12
Grafton, N. D. 81 Grudnia

/ Grafton, N. D. 81 Grudnia
Szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusa!
Poda}em do ;,Gazety Pol
skiej korespondencya kt6ra
W No. 40 jest umieszczona,
lecz re zawiera b}edy i jest
skr6cona, to ia W }amach
]szanownego vWiarusa" chce
sprostowac, majac to zaufa.
ME, re swemu staremu abo-
nentowi miejsca ME odm6wi.
W Fairchild, Wis.,, ME sl6-
sarz lscz ,,Siodlarz" by} by
bardzo potrzebny, gdyz togo
fachu ME ma tam czlowieka,
co sprawia farmerom wielka
niewygode, DO musza jezdzic
z siodlarskiemi robotami az
20 mil do miasta Augusta,
Wis. Gdyby siodlarz polak,
lecz taxi ably m6wi} i pc an
gielsku i mia} kapita} ma "a
lozenie Interest,", sic W Fair
child, Wis osiedli}, dobrze
robote rozumia}, to z pewno-
Scia by dobre interesa robi}.
Dalej byl by W Fairchild,
Wis. potrzebny i rzeznik, jest
tam JUL jeden, lecz ME VIE
dziec, czy on by} dawniej
aptekarzem, Tub karczma-
rem, DO kie}basy 'jego"maja
podobizne ma rozw6lnienie
brzucha, pc kt6rych zatwar-
dzenie wnet znika a nastapi
wielkie rozwolnienie. Mieso
za6 i waga ,zakrawa ma karcz-
MARIA, gdyz >wagga ma}a, lecz
.drogie, .choc zywe byd}o
hardzo tam tanie. DO: tvlko
/ c. a najlepsza klasa ~ "a
.funt, to dobry rzeznik robil-
by tam 6wietne interesa.
!. Z Fairahild, Wis., :pojeqha-
lem do Thorpe a ztad pieszo
2mile ma fanny, kt6re po-
dobno Poznaf zowia. Tam
zastalem wszystko W wie1kim
nieporzadku. Jest tam polski
ko6ci6l, lecz ME ma ami pol
skiej szko}y AMI organisty;
podczas nabozehstwa bleczy
|kazdyz pod}ug swego widzimi-
sic: ma. cmentarzu take ME-
|porzadek DO ma wielklm
krzyzu ME ma razu krucy.
fiksa tylko stei COLE drzewo
jak u lutr6w, to tez chodzac
90 farmach z ksiazkami do
naboze6stwa zgo}a mic ME
isprzedalem; przechodzac o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-12

I ~ -
rzekac. Ten salonista trzyma
hotel; by}em u niego ma stan
cyi,~to W p6zna,noc z salonu
by}o s}yszec ha}asy a gdy o
Is godzinie pc poludniu VISTA
pi}em do :salonu, ably sic po-
znac z polakami, to obstapili
mnie tax ma oko}o, jak glodne
wiki gdy jakiego zwierza o.
padna, a mowy s}ysza}em
take, ze predko sic oddali-
lem, ably dalej ME s}yszec.
l.. Jak powiedzia}em ten sa-
lonista ma z}e easy ME mo-
re narzekac, DO gdy zamkna}
salon i przyby} do izby W
kt6rej siedzia}em, ..trzymal
worek z pieniedzmi wrece,
to rachowa}em ze najmniej
$4,000 tam hy}o,. chociaz ME
by}o wiele: W ko6ciele. Oh,
Polacy! Polacy! upamietajcie
sie,. ME trafcie darmo swych
ciezko. zapracowanych CEN
tow, ME bogaccie szwed6w
ME marnujcie swego zdrowia,
bo bedziecie za}owac, lecz
bedzie zap6zno, place pc
szkodzie mic ME pomoze.
Gdy porzucicie pija6stwo,
to ME bedziecie i ma ksiezy
proboszcz6w sic zalic, re was
zdzieraja, ko5ci6} ma. swoje
wydatki, musi bye ~op}acony,
a ksiadz jest takze czlowie-
klein, to mt sic chce takze
jesc, a kto kosciolowi s}uzy,
to must z niego (za swoja
.prace) i zyc, przecie ME
mona zadac ably ksieza
mieli i5c W powszednie dni do
piracy, i ma swoje zycie pra-
cowac, DO by zadnych wtedy
ME by@o.
Teraz, ztad jade do Mimic
i Warsaw N. Dakota, a re
MUSIC 9 godzin czekac ma
pociag, to ably sobie czas
skr6cic, pisze to korespon-
dencya. Ale zapomnia}em,
:by}em i W Alberta, MINI.
gdzie proboszczem Wiel. ks.
Kitowski, tam takze ME wie~
le waznego tylko to, ze Wie]:
ks. Kitowski ma 3 miesiace*:
:wyjedzfesw obce stroay, a
tym czasem obejmie duszpa-
sterstwo podobno Wiel. Ks.
Suszczyhskj, a SGD Stycznia
1905 odprawi W Albercie
m}ody ksiadz Brenny pierw-
.sza msza 6w. =
Pocztmistrzem tam pan FIR.
Spiczka, dzielny to Polak, DO
.choc ma poczcie 50 rozmaite
polskie gazety, kt6reby m6g}
czytac, on trzyma swoje pol J
skie gazety ip}aci. "a ME. re-
ggularnie, a syn jego Wiady-
s}aw tax samo.
Ko6cze mole .pismo q wiem
70 " Winonie, Min, W kaz-
dym domu Jest ,Wiarus"
gdzie czytac potrafia, vice
zaselam wszystkim moim
sasiadom Serdeczne zyczenia
szcze6liwego Nowego Roku..
z uszanOwaniem
Waw. Radomski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-12

1922 s.. 80 (: .s.&.a.::c $50 -4.t
box kogo Mkt ME pochwali
Pana Boga, q jezei sic pred
kim Pana Boga pochwali to
zamiast ~odpowiedzi: Ma VIE
Iii wicklow" poyiedza tylko
,,Haleh''. ~~+ze~.wspsnafiis tel
kiepsko sprawa stoi, to jasny
dow6d, BIO / mile dalej, stoi
niezalezny malv ko6ci6l, PREY
kt6rym Ks. Antoni Klawitter,
dawniej proboszcz: v Vino
ME, Mimi, q przyzna kazdy
|otwarcie, gdzie v parafH:d do
bra gospodarka, to #nikomu
sic ME bedzie 6niloso>a niezaz
leznym ko6ciele; tylko tam
gdzie: rozmaite naduzycia,
zak}adaja niezalezne ko6cio-
~, gdyz. znam Gala niezalezna
sprawe tax dok}adnie jak'
swoja w}asna kiesze6. Mech
mo by sic. w=naszej Winonie,
W St. Paul, Duluth, La Crosse
i t. d. jaki niezalezny fagas
'ukaza}, to by zabra} z SODA
dobra pamiatke.
Z Thorpe pojecha}em do
Duluth, Mimi, tam wszystko
W najlepszym porzadku. Wiel.
ks. J. Sroka powr6ci} z Eu-
ropy i obja} ma nowo duszpa-
s]terstwo*w; sNej: :parafii, a: ma
drugim ko6cu. miasta, przy
nowym ko6ciele wiel: ks.
Laskowski, >m}ody, lecz bar
do powazny kt6rego pierw-
sly raz pozna}em.
w Superior, Wis, ma}a, DO
ME dawno zalezo1ia," polska
parafia, gdzie dobrze many
Wiel. ks. A. Babi1ski. pro-
boszczem. z Superior pole
do st. Paul i Mime
apolis, .bo.. oba miasta So p.o-,
spo}u. TAX W St. Paul, a
szczeg6lnie " parafii Wiel.
Kobyli6skiego, gdzie buduja
wspania}y ko6ci6}, jake tel i
Minneapolis wszystko W
najlepszym porzadku i ME
ma co pisac, DO wszystko pol
dawnemu, a Re. W. Minneapo.
lis by} wielki ogieh, kazdemu
wiadomo z r%ozmaitych gazet.
Z St. Paul, MINI. pojecha}em
do Wilma, Mimi, gdzie pro-
Wiel. ks. J: Cie-
I tam wszystko W
najlepszym porzadku; polska
szko}a juz gotowa; z pewno-
scia siostry beda %sprowadzo-
ne, DO kazdemu wiadomo, ze
nauczycieli brak W Ameryce,
t. j. .wykszta}conych nauczy-
Dwie mile cd Wilma jest
miasteczko Ivanhoe, Of
diva lata temu W
Polskiej obszernie
pisalem, a co W ten czas
p~rzepowiedzia}em, to sic stale,
dw6ch polskich salonist6w
luz zbankrutowa}o, a w}a6nie
CT ~najwieksi: naciagacze, kt6-
rzy cudzym kosztem chcieli
:uk, @ n;c nia rOhif-
z wilma pojechalem dol
Lake, Mimi. gdzie
probosztzem Wiel. ks. M.
tam ME poszle mi
lepiej jak W Thorpe j
Poznaniu, Wis. Prawda, by}a
lima, to ma}o ludzi
W koSciele a ma fanny
ME podobno sic by}o pusc'c.
Skarzyli sic ma zle easy,
sic ma Wjel..: Ks. probe,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-12
O o o %

Observation-Disclosures bylo,
10 transporty -~przemkne}y sic
niepostrzezenie przez linie
japo6ska, jak, 10 setki tysie-
cy :wojska Moskal' przewozi
z Rosyi ma daleki wsch6d, i
re ~zywno6ci i amunicyi ma
armia rosyjska pod Mukden
podostatkiem. Pierwsze Okla
za}o sic wierutnem k}am-
stwem, to kt6z dis drugiemu
uwierzy? Upokorzenie- podo-
bne dotad ME spotka}o zad-
nego innego pa6stwa euro
pejskiego, azeby Azyaci brali
gore mad Europejczykami ME
brutalna si}a i liczebna pre-
waga, lecz odwaga i dosko-
nalszq dyscyplina. Me dziwi-
my sic bynajmniej, re bied-
nych Moskali poprostu roz-
PACE ow}ada. ...::*
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-12

3, . ~ 49,: 49, . Z: s.. 3: 81 ~
j inni wolaja Q zmiane rzadu:
za6 jak grzmot gluchy cd
dalenia ~z}owrogo zapowiads
Isle powstanie, rewolucya v
<. cai,ym k!raju.
o o o o
Moskale stracili " flocie, j
fortyfikacyach kolo Portu
Artura przeszlo dwie6cie. mi
lion6w dolar6w; co :ich pro
wianty .iilelw
|datk6w przyczyniiIa ! a ! J i
Kuropatkippa, .wcale: tn y !
rachube ME wchodzi. Owe
dwie6cie milion6w* nigdy= sic
ME wrr66ca, W .Rosyi bieda a
pieniedzy potrzeba, vice mo-
wi sic teraz 0 tenn, 10 Moska i
chce zaciagnac pozyczke ma
Edwa,tysiace.: milion6w :rubl,
toby znaczy}o tysiac. milion6w
dolar6w, ale kto i'm ie pozy-
czy? Jezeli Moskalom rzeczy-
wiScie takiej pozyczki potrze-
ba, to ~najpewnieiszy znak
bliskiego ko6ca wojny.
Nieocenione = SO ; skutki
wszelkiej piracy }acznej, szcze-
.g6lnie tam, gdzie jednostki
So zbyt s}abe, ably same
zawsze daily sobie rade. W
}aczno6ci si}a, kt6ra najwiecej
zbliza sic do doskopalo@ci
chrze6cia6skiej. Nv ostatnim
czasie odnie6li6my ma wiecz-
ny odpoczynek tn W Winonie
dw6ch rodak6w, kt6rzy, gdy-:
by ME byli nalezeli do iowa
rzystw, byliby umierali gdzle6
pomiedzy obcymi, W szpitalu
lub W domu ubogich. Lecz
jeden i drugi byli d}ugoletni-
mi cz}onkami Towarzystw,
kt6re daja wsparcie " choro-
bic i to ma ca}y cas- trwania
choroby, i to i'm umozliwi&o
W domu pozostae, najgorszej
nedzy ME doznac i u swoich
umierac. Jeden chorowa1
oko}o cztery lata, drugi pre-
szlo try, wiec koszt to by{
wielki ola Towarzystw, ale
ami Towarzystwa ME zban-
%krutowa}y, ami cz}onkowie
ci ME narzekali ma braci 2
Towarzystw. !
M6wiono i radzono O tenn,
czas choroby, albo raczej
wsparcia W chorobie ograni-
czyc ma rok jeden lub- ma
pol roku, lecz z tych dw6ch
wypadk6w chyba kazdy ma
bra} przekonania, IT, tax jak
jest, jest lepiej i .wiecej pc
chrze6cia6sku, a jezeli co
potrzebuje, to poda-
tex miesieczny. Zamiast Is
p}acic po 50 cent6w,
to kasa ME tax rych}o do
stanie suchot. w kazdym
razie; jest tn nauka ola
wszystkich polak6w W Anne
ryce, ably do bractw j iowa
rzystw sic zapisywali j do
Mich >nalezeli.. Mkt ME vie,
jak dlugo 'mu:: zdrowie. p'oe-
s}u5v, q W. chorobie @4atwo sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-12

Ambassador rosyjski W
Westinghouse, tax donosza
depesze, wyrazi} sic pogar-
dliwie, ze ola Moskali utrata
.Portu Artura ME .znaczy ma.
wet lyle, jak strata jednego
guzika u p}aszcza, ale czy ten
pan czu} to co m6wil, to wiel-:
kie pytanie. Takmale dzieci
zwykte mawiac; gdy ME NIGGA
dostac tego, ezego pragna,
,,ja tego ME chcia}''. Moskale
naturalnie ME spuszczaja z
tonu:uuTeraz," powiadaja, ,,do-
piero rozpocznie sic wla6ciwa
wojna, a my ME ustapimy, az
zwycie&ynly kompletnie." -
Gadanie wiele ME kosztuj 9,
fakta za6 kaza. sic %domy6lac,
ze Moskale sami". sobie ME
|wierzq. ::
r. ... .~.% .. it
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-12

Opokoju ami car moskiew-
ski, AMI Mikado japofski
sluchac ME chca, przynaj-
mniej pozornie, lecz ludzie
kompetentni i bezstronni
|twierdza, re zdobycie Portu
EArtura przez Japohczyk6w
jest poczatkiem ko6ca wojny.
|Dalby to Pan Bog!
o o o o
w Rosyi coraz cze6ciej j
glo6niej upomina sic nar6d 0
pok6j. Ziemstwa, a "a MIN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-12

j inni wolaja . zmiane rzadu,
za6 jak grzmot gluchy 2 Cd
dalenia zlowrogo zapowiada
sic powstanie, rewolucya W
caiym kraju. j
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-02
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect L.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let IL stand twenty-four hours .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-02
Canoe Launched

Chester Cox and Russell Smith, two
young men of this city, have just fin.
ished the construction Of a handsome
canoe, which they intend to use on the
river here, and in making excursions
up the different creeks in the vicinity.
The handsome little craft was launched
last Sunday, and attracted the notice
of many by its graceful lines. The boat
is very light, weighing but IS pounds.
so that two persons can easily trans.
port it for a distance over any obstruc.
tions, such as are apt TO be encoun-
tered in passing up shallow streams
and the like. The canoe will hold two
people and reasonable amount Of
baggage, thus making it an ideal pleas
ure craft. The boat is made Of three.
sixteenth spruce and is Is feet long
and 30 inches wide at the center grad.
ually tapering toward the ends. 1t is
easily propelled through the water
with the aid of paddles, and will no
doubt afford the greatest pleasure to
the owners.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-02
HONORED PIONEER
{. WOIfard, Who Appears Very PrOmi-
nently Among Oregon Pioneers

Another of Silverton's most venora.
BILE and honorable citizens may be
found in the person of Erhard Wolfard.
and no history of silverton's early set
tiers would be complete without bio.
graphical mention Of this pioneer.
Mr.. Wolfard was born in Alsace, a
province between Germany and France,
December %, 1918, making him nearing
the age Of 81 years. He is probably
the oldest citizen living in this vicinity
and one of the very earliest settlers of
Silverton. Few people had settled in
this territory when Mr.. wolfard took
his donation land claim near where the
town of Silverton was later started, and
few people have titled the soil with a
greater degree of success.
At the age of 10 years Mr.. Wolfard
came to the United States with his
parents. The family settled in Ohio,
near Canton, whore the subject Of this
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bought squatter's right, which he
afterward proved up, and upon which
he instituted many fine improvements
T.. Wolfard, for some time past re.
tired, was formerly one of Marion
county's most prominent agrieulturists,
and is today recognized by all as a
capable and careful manager Of agri.
cultural interests.
On his farm he had little black.
smith shop which he conducted for
many years with considerable success,
until 1887, when he moved to Silverton.
For a short time he was engaged in
the mercantile business with his son,
John, but later purchased a ten acre
tract of land just outside of the city
limits and erected modern aud com.
Portable home where he is now appar.
emily enjoying the evening of useful
and worthy life.
Mr.. Wolfard still owns $40 acres Of
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his original claim, which nets him a
handsome income each year.
In politics Mr.. Wolfard Is a Repub.
lican. Since ls40 he has been iden-
titled with the Masonic lodge After
moving 10 Oregon he became a member
Of the silverton lodge when il was
first organized.
While he is feeling the natural ef'
fects Of many years Of hard labor, he
is still very active and well preserved.
lie is apparently in good health and
has always been well and hearty.
lie possesses an extraordinary strong
mind, and it is always a pleasure to
meet the friendly old gentleman and
listen TO his interesting remarks about
Oregon in the early fifties.
The development Of silverton and its
tributary country depended largely
upon Mr.. wolfard and few others
who had settled here, and the present
conditions go 10 prove that they were
possessed with the right mind and will
that leads 10 achievement.
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Daring Aerialists with the Norris 4
Rowe Greater Circus.

There is no more attractive feature
under the white tents of the circus
arena than that Of the graceful, clean
limbed flying aerial performers. The
most daring Of these exponents Of the
flying trapeze are at present conceded
to be the Flying Victorellas. This
thrilling act has never before been
given in this country. Three graceful
athletes perform high in the air over
the heads Of the vast audience. Long
twisting somersaults from finish bar TO
cradle bar; double giant swings from
bar to bar; double somersaults through
space from catcher TO cradle II
feet from bar, are but q few OF the
many intricate and breath compelling
acts Of these giaceful acrobats. Their
wardrobe and contests are all made of
the finest silk aud they perform upon
nickle plated rigging 22 feet long. In
presenting this special feature TO the
public for the first time, Messrs. Norris
& Rowe, the energetic young circus
owners, are confident that their efforts
TO please will meet with the hearty ap.
probation of their many thousands of
patrons. Another novelty offered is
that Of the celebrated Traviolla Troupe
who give a most skillful exhibition Of
Juggling. Hoop rolling is their special.
ty together with hats; paper wads and
bottles, all iuggled in apparent confus-
ion. A barrel keg, bottle and a paper
wad are tossed about with ease and ac.
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sketch resided until 1888 when the fam
lily again moved to Scioto, Ohio, where
the mother died two years later, and
the father died at the age Of 6s years.
At an early period in life after hav.
ing obtained common school educa-
tion, Mr.. Wolfard learned the carpen.
ter trade and later entered a blacksmith
shop where he learned the trade and
became skillful workman. These com.
bined trades he followed for many
years in the east. September IL, 1880,
he married Miss Armatha Shope, a
native Of Ohio. In 1858 he started
across the plains with OK teams, being
six months ON the road. His was a
fairly pleasant trip considering the dis
advantages connected with the methods
of transportation in those days. The
Indians were not particularly trouble
some, nor were the ranks OF the little
party disturbed by illness common un-
der such circumstances.
The family settled about FIVE miles
south Of Silverton where Mr.. Wolfard
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-02
Deafness Cannot BE Cured

BY local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portions Of the ear
There is only one way TO cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inhamed con
dition of the mucous lining Of the Eus'
taehian Tube. When this tube is in.
famed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when II is en-
tirely closed, deafness Is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to It's normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever nine eases out Of ten are caused
by Catarrh, which is nothing but an
inhamed condition Of the mucous sur
faces
We viii give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of deafness (eaused by Ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
CataTTh Cure. Send for circulars free.
+. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75e.
Take Halls Family Pills for cOnsii-
PatiOn.
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mereial club" such as the one which
evaded the prohibitory ordinance last
year. The club has a good sized mem
bership list and will make a hard fight
il any attempt is made to suppress it.
II is understood that the temperance
people are planning TO attack the club
in the courts.
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curacy. Then they reserve the program
by balancing upon one hand and Jug
Cling all sorts Of objects and rolling
hoops with the other II is marvellous
display Of intricate expert feats which
must be seen TO be appreciated. The
Norris & Rowe greater circus win give
exhibitions at Salem Monday, May s, at
Q and p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-02

Although permanent injunction pre-
vented the issuing of saloon licenses in
Forest Grove, it did not make Grove
a dry town. The building which was
to have been occupied by a saloon, is
now used for the operation Of "eom'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-02

There will be a fine exhibit sent to
the Lewis and Clark fair from the Bo.
hemia mines. Ashland people are en-.
thusiastic over the exhibit, and propose
to make II one of the best mining exhib.
its in the state. w. II. Shane has been
elected to take charge Of it, and ex.
plain its worth to the fair visitors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-05-02

Hood River business men have raised
$4,000 Of the $4,000 necessary nee.
essary to secure wooden mill there.