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REFUSED BY WEYLER.

Havana, August 22.-Captain General
Weyler has refused permission TO some
OF the dealers who are anxious to ship
1870 balcs Of tobacco from Remedies. The
dealers presented aflidavits to tho snsct
THAT tho tobacco was pucha sed by Item
previous TO the order forbdding exports
OF tobacco recemly issued by Weylcr, but
the captain general has declined 10 enter
tain the plea.
Consul General Lee has sent 10 Wash
ington an energetic protest against the
ac tton OF tina Insurgents who burned
Bates plantation near Jesus Marln- prov
ince OF MatanZas This plantation Is
owned by the widow OF Senior Lccuona.
j Is vallre Is estimated at 500 900.
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Irish smnhgers larrel
The before he sIeta
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English "a frlble a
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RELIGIOUS.
THE CAMERON REVIVAL

Cameron, Texas, August 2.-At $40
Rev. T V. Chi!ders opened tho song
service with an inspiring hymn that
made those in the remotest corner give
careful attention, after which brother
Warnock led in prayer. The song and
,,raven. service lasted for about thirty
n,nutes. Then Rev. J, p. Chudcrs an
nounced his text, which was from Luke.
xiv, 49, He said no was here IN the IN
either in or out OF the church. His talk
was pointed but appreciated.
T. 4. Ch.ldere concluded the service by
inviting all those who would lend a hand
10 come forward for conservation serv-
Ice The outlook IS encouraging for tho
ministers, while The people nj large pre-
diet surprising -revival. There VIII be
three services daily, 10 a. m, 3 p. M ana
$50 p m, Everybody is asked TO p nl' ION
teh tnnetInl w.
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PRINCIPLES. NOT FRIENDSHIP.

Washington, August o. The star TINS
Evening says: Secretary Smith win prob
ably retire after the Indianapolis gold
democratic convention. Those who are
familiar with the relations which eXiat
between Mir. Cleveland and his cabinet
SAY there newer has MT amy Time been
the least friction botwe,n Secretary smith
and IN. president. or between any m, mhcr
OF the cabinet and that personal relations
between the pres den. and Mr.. smith are
stru most cordial |, 10 known 80 all the
cabinet and TO surh persons who are in
the presidents confidence in this nuttcr
that IT Is with sincere regret tina, he "ees
MIR. Smith separate officially from me
adm nls,ration hut that M" secretary
serse OF the fitness Of things would not
p.r,nn Of his Remaining IN the cabinet
accord with tho president aud other mem
bers OF the cabinet, and that ne could
not Yield his opinions on account or his
personal friendship for the president.
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TARRANr COUNTY BAPTIsTs.

For. Worth, Texas, August ?2-About
100 Delegates have been present at IN"
meeting of tile Tarrant County Baptist
association, which has been In session
al ---Irn tonight The old officers were
recelcctcd-Rev. w 7, waIton. modera-
Tor: r. r. Goodfellow. secretary. and T.
]. Huff, treasurer. DR.. w. ii. Tines De
liycred the opeling sermon. ana lnst
night Rev. ]. A. Arbuckle preached. one
cf the features yesterday was an address
by Rev. Joseph Oden, returned mis-
sjonary from Brazil.
at the broadway Baptist church for the
purpose of organizing a woman's county
missionary society Today financial a.
ia rs and other business matters OF inv
assoc,ation were the order of the day.
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TWO MEN SHOT.

Cameron. Texas, August Z-GIlss and
EIy,sah Mccullough tcolored) Of branel.-
Ylllc, Milan county, were shot about II
o'clock last night. lilies died instantly
and Elverah can not i've. One s!sot from
a double harreled gun did the work. Thtr
bodies and faces were filed with shot. No
aTrests yet, though officers have clew.
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SOLDIERS ON THE SEA.
keinf0rcemcntS for Cuba Embarked
at Barcelona.
WOMEN WERE lNClTED TO DISORDER.
Troops Did Not Leave Untii Many Con.
nic's Between tho Population
and the Police.
Barcelona, Angus, e.-Ar,ar a stormy

Barcelona, August 2e.-Aftnr q stormy
and troubled day and many minor con
iiicts between the Police and tn, popu-
lace, the troops designed TO roinforce the
Spanish army N Cuba embarked on board
the boats in the hIGbor. The police
HnaHy succeeded IN destroying the piac-
ards which had beeA posted calling upon
tfSe PEOPLE Una the soldiers TO revolt. a
large numbar OF women N. itcd to d.sor.
DER ny ne supporters of the CnhLa IN
surgcnts made n pronounced demons ra-
uon against the departure OF the troops
ior tuha. These demonstrations by tbs
female port Oh OF ne populdce We're with
difficulty suppressed.
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den. Clarkson 4 Robarda the cotton firm
whose assignment was announced ycstcr-
DAY, II 4. correctly reported In commercial
circles that the assets OF the firm Will
probably run as high az 800 900 The La
biliiies are yariously estimated at from
s2l 900 10 '2tO. II Is generally believed
that the cause OF the assignment datcs
back 10 the disastrous slump In the cot
ton market last fan. IN which the firm IL
said 10 have suffered heavily.
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WILL BE REINFORCED.

Madrid. August 22-The premier Senior
Canovas del Castillo. in an interview to-
day, Is quoted az saying that the govern
ment has instructed the governor Of the
PHILIPPINE Islands. Captain General
Rlanco, to act encrsetically in the matter
OF the intrigues and to watch the secret
societies. II necessary. the premier added.
the garrsons Of the Islands Will be rein
q al
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FIGHT IN COURT.

Rcokwall. Texas. August 2l.--Yesterday,
during tr.ai In the district court at
this pace. an iltercatlpn occurred be-
tvs, en- Colonel ". l.. Crawford and Judge
l. r. Shnri. att0rnoys from Dallas who
Neio engaged tn the trial % a case,
n yyas sone lime ncf1re the o.nr officers
ana bvnanders could separate the com
t1tantr. Distric. Jddga Diiiafd fined
them $50 each.
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wERE couNTERrEIrfNG GOLD.

Dallas, Tcxns, August "A telegram
has been rec ,iyci by United States Mar
shnl Love announcing the capture Of thrcs
parties at Albany who refused TO livo
thels names. charged with counterfciting
ard u complete outfit for countetfei,ins
81 rhld nlencs.
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Washington, August 2,.-The stata de-
partment has received word under date
OF August IS that a captain general OF
Cuba has Informed Consul General 90
that the case of George w. Agfrre has
been transferred to the civil jurisdiction.
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Washington, August "a preliminary
report received by Deputy Comptroller
Cofnn Indicates that the American Ma
tional bank OF New Orleans, when re-
Gently suspendod. will not be able 10 re-
sumo and that the comptroller VIII proba-
bly, be obliged TO appoint receiver.
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THE FIRE RECORD


ou,ntana. Texas, August 2.-Someone
49, ,r,,. v,.od on fire near the jet
90 &c ,,,"s.er,,ov and the strong wind which
Ma b,oy-ng nj The time caused ne hre
to sn~,, "a and burn down mo synllea'e )
coal wharf and the Old NaFehouse'
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WANTED FoR MlscEGENATloN.

Dallas. Texas. August 22.-~aherm Cooper
ri IL. .an. "A. is here wiih reP' .s.l'oh
.rrpsrs for !. G.. Macan. wanted g. siant
iral Tor mar yiri nosff'' }" Nlo'atl'"
~ Inc laws + ~. hsrua.
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20 80 are s2l,5s7sa7, a gain of S.as,s57 over

the previous year. we
me exporta lion Of Mexican tobacco IN
Belgium is assuming large proportions
Inc Immigration of Cubans cominf.
mere 10 settle perinanently. ~ increasing
MANY OF them arc practical sugar and to.
hacco growers and Will easily lind work
as tropical agriculture Is expanding rap
iuly. me government is disposed 10 en-
courage THIS immigration, which viii be
profitable to the country,
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FIVE HUNDRED SIGN THE PLEDGE
Dallas, Texas. August PAS n result

u Major Dumon's Temperance lectures a
the cotton mills. IN persons have signed
the temperance plctise, and "a crusade has
boon lnaururn tod against the sale 81 in
fDpicnnts In tlh residence ana suliuf bnn
districto OF the city.
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moi included In means.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.


Warm. dry weather continues IN texas.
mon tsfnpcra 'urcs have prcvalled 10 ne
lille Rock New Orleans ana Nlchspeths s
~. ,c,s Showers are reported from me
ss,,o,,,r.bIs and wilmington districts, ana a
iir9"@ rom Mobile, New Orleans ana
Y ckshurg districts.
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Washington, August ...--i.asicrn Tcxa'
= Showers PIG n1rhfin "na ,as,e'h IN ri
,aa.,fn W ton: fax IN southern portion.
AfLa,sa 81 .oral thunder storms. iol-
op-d ~ Il -.r ng. cooler we"ther' WHO'S
sl1fiing 10 rorth.
III ,nd suifh Extraordinarily FAIR
Sunday. Warmtr, wcst winds.
GniG-tla- Cc1r rally fair sunday WHO'S
sh,ft.rg % south T.
n rt. ,.-Fasr vrcn'het. warmer In
eastern portlcn, west winds
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VIII LADDREss DEMOCRATS.
New York. August ?3.-A dispatch from

NV YOTk, AuEUSI .3.--A WIsI'lt0H TOM
Hopatong. n. j.. 70 the World says:
There are many thousand democrats,
says Garrett a. Hobart. who are hes
irt ny 40 follow thAr party leaders and
irclinsng 10 pure patriotism above party.
In IN, let's accepting the vice prsiden-
tia nomination OF the republican party
which have haze and which VIII prop
ably he made public tft.r NJ tjor NJ KIN
ley has dc.ided TO give out hts lie ter.
VIII deyate considerable attention TO
them | shall make no campaign 80, o hes
and do not expect Major Mckinley will"
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aiEHEAD WAS RELEASED.

Sl.,, august 2.-Albert George
b., one of the Irish political
; who has bo,n serving a re
in Issq 'rN-.ude since his con
.srisn7 *. was released from Port
'r oo citizen and prior to rn m -
%uhtry resided in New ler .txs
mo599ahy sail for ,bo III /
ma Monday. Whitehend. wb,sse
h, y, Was MufpbV wa. cb,''i' ',,',I
M II,nlomas Gallagfe~. Ioi,n ,'n.,;n'
b. e'ny Hammond YNson in Io"-
st-vi,, vars ago and sent uced +,
(, r,ltude Tor he ' '' ''''e" u
+ ots.- from conideutal sources
/, ibs SIC to men who arc work .
n az atinesly association in This
Esd AZ ~ WI - adj Is rc1tallv
ha, bs az result 81 the severe
Nv received while in prison.
ksos coNPANIoNs RETURN.
Norway, August 2e-Niessrs'
n.m, nye and Grawo1d, las. two
~ Ss Of the Arctic oxroi,. on
d a. Martin Conway in" re-.
- tha, sean 'aIrch. /; l.
'ihy viii Nu' re llt1 10 9. o.orv nm !
p0nv,,r.. ~ very Vuiuahle Sir
r. Spi,, 5 eNpcdi ION wns thc ~,
zen "a sresn from cast ia ~,
vas, PORTION NJ the tsl.1, 80 30,
G les s,ySsstem Of gla. !ers ana MAJ " a.,
sSpedi,, ialeau. Sir Ai9rtin 70, 10
aka nm also made n cor,rt,,o
IN Il me Horn sound T.nlI ~ !,
relrlv ie southern part az ssni,1'
IA i,s ~ .eot In hticht. + ey
~ u narb,o' tx 5 composed almost
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htshel on an average, The kieifer pear
IS not yet ripe, but some of the mr!p,
fruit IN being sold for preserving. M,
8. +. Mcdonald, the owner OF the largest
nearing pear orchard in this vicinity, re-
ports that he has contracted TO sell ali
lis crop OF ktefier pears on the tree at
81 per biishcl.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE.

waxahech.e, Texas, August 22-The
Epwpr,h league district conference will
he held nj Itasoa on August q Presiding
Elder Bolton, Pew. j. W. Atkinson, Miss
stella Gihsoh. Mr.. w b, Patterson and
others OF this city win be present.
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Nashville. August 22-jay ha'U ,, WI" ",n'
lax Parsons. champion ~ ,Austraia' XII !,
in a match bicycle race tonight "'s mas
heats Eaton won.
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Madrid, August 22.-'rhe cabinet has APP
proved "A provisional contract for the pur
chase Of the cruiser Sslel Maruno. re-
Gently h,iht at GENOA for the Italian gov
eminent.
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REVIVAL BEGUN.

Rosanky. Texas. August 2.-Rev r.
Jones OF Austin commences big revival
here tonight, lasting two weeks.
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BRYAN NOTES.

Bryan. Texas. August 22-The examina-
ton az teachers for county ctrtiDcates mas
been IN progress at the court house IN
th1s city yesterday and today There wore
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st,AyDEN. cLARKsDT e RoBARDs,
san. Antonio. Texas, August 22'-Whiie
no authoritative statement has ye' boeh
siyen out regarding the condition OF sisy-
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twenty-five applicants, i've white ard
twenty colored.
Judge Buckhoits. who took the wrong
medicine yesterday. has recovered and was
able 10 he at his office today,
The weather is very hot and cotton ~
coming in rapidly. Receipts to date. $500
bales.
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NNTNI'T'7I|I@ 'T'''7 TT
Washington. August @2.-Secrntary Car
Isle has returned 10 tie city and vas at
the treasury department today
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.,,s, Texas. August % The crop Of lie
conte pcare is about al s'h. a.u GOO
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.IIOGE SMITH TO RETIRE.
Will Support the Ticket and ReIin-
quish His Portfolio.
REFUSES TO DISCUSS THE RuMOR
~. Desk In Ausuta IL Awaiting Hi.
Kcturn-His Successor VIM u" chosen
from tho Interior Department..
Washington. August n.--ror som. tim,

Washington. August 2.--For some time
rumors have appeared la print on the
probability OF the early resignation OF
Secretary Hoke Smith. There is now no
douh, but that he has resigned and that
his resignation has been accepted. For
some days past shipments have been made
80 A,lan-a Of his books and papers ana
Il is learned that he has declined to set
any departmental arguments to bc heard
by him for Il date later than this month,
II can ~pfc,y be assumed that a SUCCESSOR
will be IN charge OF the interior affairs
in a short while
Since the nomination OF Bryan and
Scwal It became known that Secretary
Smith was tho only member of tho cabi-
net who announced the purpose to sup
port that ticket and that this action on
his part whJlc not In any WAY affecting
his nci8onal relation between himself and
the other members OF the cabinet, seemed
80 material to him. that he felt con-
strained to tender his rcSig nation. The
secretary declines TO discuss the suhjcc,
IN amy way.
Ever s.ncc the r1imors Of the probable
res grafton OF Secretary Smith. there has
been more or less gossip concerning his
probable successor and at the Interior de
partmont the name OF John NJ. Reynolds.
the second aSsis,ant secretary of the dc
partincut, has bcun mentioned frequently
FOR the place. MIR. Reynolds has made an
cA ccllont executive officer lie has had
charge OF the difficult work OF review OF
pension decisions OF the pension burean
and he has Y ven general Satisfaction He
- native Of rennsylVMnia. The new
cabinet officer win have only little more
| thnm siN months to serve and II Ia re-
garded as probable that Mr.. Cleveland
would prefer 10 fill the vacancy from tho
department rather than fll the place by
appointment OF some one who would be
| new 20 the work which Involves acquaint-
ance with n great variety OF matters
directly affecting public welfare.
Atlanta. August 90 The rumored re",s-
nation OF Secretary Hoke Smith occa-
sions no surprise hcrc al 1t has hecn
uudcrst God by the secretary's friends ever
since he came out for the Chicago ticket
| that he would sooner or later rNurc from
! tho cabinet II Is understood that immc
diatclN upon his withdrawal he VIII 4"
tum 90 Atlanta and resume the practice
of his profession here
| Tho aign "iokc SMITH has rcmaine'
on tie door and the secretary desks mas
lc,n kept waiting his return II is wrl
ki own that Mr.. Sinlth on entering ih'
| cabinet. left law practice when ral'
| him several times the salary of IA chhne
| officer. and he VIII return to entcr upon
ono which Will he more profiihh" suil
The secretary owns a handsome nome ~
West Pcachtrec street. which VIII h'
ready for occupancy when tho secre'al!
| returns
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| ~EaN Ia = -
e. CITY, AN hHEyITrEs.
'>e.s lor :, 'Dsust 2s.--Toial customs
tho fiscal year ending June
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-21
To~the Ladies of, Wi11fnar.

We take, the pleasure to announce
that we have added to our line of
corsets the most popular lines the
market affords, including the celebrat-
ed corsets known as the ''Flexibone
Moulded,' the most perfect and desir-
able cOrsets ever made. Our efforts
to make each department of our busi-
pess complete has made our corset
business an unparalleled success and
we are determined to continne it in the
most aggressive manner, affording
every possible service to our custom
produce the most satisfactory requets
in beauty of form and style in comfort
to the wear and in durability and fit
ness. On this subject we quote the
following from booklet issued by the
Cornet Corset Co: "If then we are to
wear corsets, the corset should be
made for the individual, and not the
individual for the corsets. How can
we expect beautiful curves and lines
when hundred women of different
shapes and sizes all lace themselves
into the same model
We have engaged an expert corset
filter Nine. Long) who will be with us
April 18th, 10Th and 30th. No extra
charges or obligation to purchase.
We have full line of the celebrated
Flexibone Moulded" Corsets and a
large line of other styles. Come and
! examine them all April %, 20 and
3Oth, while we have the expert with
us and you will learn a great deal
about cOrsets.
Respectfully,
DALE, ROSE & QvALE.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-21
REMENYI CONCERT.

The old Hungarian Master, Edouard
Remenyi, electrified a. large audience
at the Willmar Opera House
last Friday evening, with his
wonderful performance on the violin.
It is without doubt she best concert of
the kind ever heard at Willmar. The
audience was very enthusiastic, and
the old master was good natured
and generous, at one time responding
three times to the prolonged and spir-
tied applause. Owing to a sprained
ankle, the artist asked to be allowed
to be seated while he played. Itwould
be useless to attempt to describe the
playing, but suffice it to say that the
purity of tone and masterly touch was
so overpowering that anyone who
failed to be impressed must be en-
tirely void of soul. The request for
substitution Of popular melodies in
place OF selections ofshis own compo-
sition, while not exactly compliment
tary of the advanced musical tastes
of our people, did mot seem in the
least to offend Remenyi. who with a
broad, contagious smile on his face
| rendered Norwegian tunes, Issuance
River" and others, with the numer'
Gus variations possible with his re
sourceful bow, Rememyi however
was not all favorably impressed with
our Opera (?) House, He stated, af.
tersthe performance, that he was puz.
zled at first at the sound of his violin,
but soon noticed theFdrooping folds o1
canvas which constitute the ceiling
and which tend to deaden all sound
and the cause for the strangeness o.
his favorite instrument was explained
It is safe to say no one else noticed
any defect however, g.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-21
Headquarters Kelley League
No. 8 of Minnesota.

: Willmar April 10Th, A. D. 1896.
Editor Willmar Tribune: -.
Kelley League No. 5, held it's annu-
al meeting, and the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President, A. F. Nordin; Vice Presi-
dent, I. T. Cramer; Secretary and
Treasurer, J.L. Lindner, and an exc
cutive committee of eight members.
Two new members were received.
June 23rd was designated as the day
for the annual Keeley Picnic. The
following committees were appointed:
On arrangements, See, Sorenson,
Ransom, Lindner, Strecker and Carl
son. On. invitations, Cramer, Nordin
and Lindner. On entertainment, Nor
din, Cramer and Peterson. On transpor-
tation, Hall, Ransom and Nordin.
On motion committee on invitation
were instructed to invite all Kelley
Graduates and their families in the
State Of Minnesota, and all total ab-
stainers in Willmar and vicinity.
Said picnic to be basket picnic, and
State Kelley League to be formed at
THAT AS evil minded and evil
| disposed persons have seen fit to vii
lily, traduce and place the objects
| and aims of the League before the
| public in an improper light, it was
upon motion resolved that the
President of this League give to the
public the objects and aims of the
Kelley League. The objects of this
! League are to- further the cause of
temperance amongst all people by
curing the drunkard of the disease of
intemperance and preventing the
youth of the country by education and
example from contracting it, to bind
together in one fraternal bond all who
! have taken the Kelley treatment for
t Liquor and other diseases,
to extend the knowledge OF the Kelley
remedies, to establish State and
auxiliary leagues, and by medical,
moral and Christian methods with
the help of Almighty God, to dis
courage and annihilate the use ofliquor r
as a beverage in any way which may
seem opportune or occasion may de-
mand.
Those wishing to assist in this work
! are welcome to become members of the
Kelley League and their application
will be received if they are total alb
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-21
Real Estate Transfers.

Lake Lillian-April O-J. w. Brew
er and Stella E. Klein to G. E. Qvale,
160a., Sec. q. ....... .....: 49,. .s1200. 90
Holland-April 20-Prins & Kock to
John Chilstrom, l60a., Sec. 20. s176o.
Willmar-April 90. D. Van Nor
man to William Swenson, 100 A.,
oec' a.. ...... .pAUUO.
Village of New London-April Is
Christian Johnson to John Borgeson,
23} #. of lot 6, blk.4. . .. 1850. 90
Village of Willmar-April I-Pe-
ter Hanson to Martin S. Olson, lot l.,
blk. D 3rd add. 1926
April 1S-Peter Hanson to Aug Hog;
lund lots and 2, Blk. l, Hanson's
addltlon. -: .:.....:. :. .@1OO.Uo
April % Olof +: !: Arno to- Lars
Erickson, lots IL, l3Eand N. 10 #. Of
lot II, blk 81. 1925. 0C
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-21
The Ingalls, Lecture.

Owing to the illness OF Senator. In
gals from Kansas, who is billed to
speak here April 22nd, the date Of the
lecture has been indefinitely postponed.
The management, However hopes to be
able to announce the date for this fea-
ture some time neyt2month.z
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-21
Ha1vorson's Jewelry Shop.

I have now engaged a first class
man to assist me in my jewelry bust
ness, repairing etc., and am now pre-
pared to attend to all work given me
with promptness. Prices will be low,
to correspond with the conditions OF
the times. All work is warranted as
represented.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-21

The Willmar Peoples Party League
held a meeting Saturday evening.
DR.. Johnson and Roy :sperry were
the speakers. The following were
elected officers OF the League. Roy E.
zSperry, president; Al. Nelson, vice
pres ident; ". E. Lawson, Sec'y: and
NIB. Carlson, treasurer. Ten names
were added to the rolls. Next meet=
ing will be held an the evening of May
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