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The Washington bee., 1896-01-25

The editor of The BEE, W. Cal
vim Chase announces himself dele
gate alternate to the Indianapolis
Convention,
The Washington bee., 1896-01-25

Glssson will be elected beyond all
doubt.
The Washington bee., 1896-01-25

The BEE takes the lead in Afro.
journalism.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06
1n Ole Sefer.

0as eeItetgerte Snterefe, tpel9es feitens
unIerer 2eIer bur6 Die Dielen, gum groBen
She'll lebrrei9en unb unterbaltenoen GU
f6riften Der v8eilage" entgegen gebra3t
nirb, bereitet Der 3ebattion dufri9tige
5reube, benin es benefit, baB bas eifri9e
Streben Der DSuinots Staatsz 3eitung", Die
r8eiGage" gu einem unentbebrli9en 8atbz
geber auf alien 9ebieten Der 2anbnirtbz
f9aft gu geitalten unb barin anes in einem
fir ben prattif9en Qanbpirtb pibtigen
Slime gu bebanbeln, Entertaining unb Nnz
tlang finbet. Mir geben benz Wunf6e Nusz
bruf, OaB biefes freunOli9e @ntgegentomz
men %unierer un~eigenniiBigen Correspondence
ten / m nj m + + &c a q a bmung fin
ben mDge unb nteberbolen auf's Neue, baB
bic Hebaftion fi9 ftets re9t gerne Der Miibe
unter5iebt, irgenb tpel9e Mdngel in Der
S9reibpeife gu berbefern uno Die f9rift=
lifen @inienoungen in Die ri4tise 5Orm gu
bringen.
slae FIR ole uSeilaee" be-
ifimtmttem 3mf@rtftem ftttS at aSref=
ifrem:
4nbreas @imon, &ebutteur
bsr~2 f9uft1i3en8e
Ia g e" 0errSIItnots @taats<3eiz
tung", @9icago,S GL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06
JnhaIts persetdnie.

L. Seite:gtn Sic 2eier- Sii6ertii9 Brief
fa ite en- Stiftoff, lpie er benz Soben aus Der Sui t
s~useiibrt 1pirb - Sfuliren Der @prifolenba1me =
Sbee aus 26pensabn = 2onbon Ser erite Seebafen
Der @eIt @esen ben MaiSpur5elmurm = Wuss
lin woiier6i6t SIT MAIDEN = e albSieue 81 gerber
@arSen -Srdsbett beim 9ferb = S6ief9eben bcs
9ferbes = &lee S1uii6en Sbitbdumen Suuien=
BLAZE 6itt fir rinnenbe TGier = Solsnageit bes
&in6uiebs 2abntBeit BET 8ferben = Ausi3dlen
elmer @ei3wult = 8lds6enuusi3las beint Gin6z
pieb = Sran9en@gSein = &einrebenbelprtbung. .
2. Seite: 8untes Aaerlet - Gorrei pOnben5
Don ber 8eQtn9bam Sap = Sebr wabr 6ibner7
6Olera BUR Sebaublung Der SrItual3tne -
Ser @i6orienanbau in 9~tebrasfa - @anat9re =
@eSen bic GduOe bel Sunben Inner Ster1en>
itauO @emiiieiorten fir i6attt9e @drten @arz
tenmGBiger &nbam pom @rbIen -9lan5en Der Goz
len SobanniSrO99en lleber 0tinouteb'petOel-
Sabt Der SDrner III einem 9funO @rasz ooer Slee>
iamen = 8ldtter unO SIitben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06

= I'm bic 8rGune Bel S9tpeinen 81 berz
bitten, barf Sal5 nt9t geIpart perben. BON
4ptil Bis September fiittere man Die
SGmeine ni9t 10 fart, namentli9 permeioe
man i'm CONNER BEL 3u6ttbieren &leie.
Man lafe bic S9peine ni9t laufen, tpenn
lie erbiBt iinb, unb Jorge fir trOdenes Eager.
- MIs elm bor3iigli9es uno ii9er tpirfen>
bes Mittel CUR @ertreibung Oes unge5iefers
BET @eflii9el pirb ge%brannter, ungelO19ter
&alf empfp6len. Ser &alt mirb pulDertftrt
unb in bieIem 3uftanbe auf Den. 8oben Der
@efliiqeliaGung Dber bes Saubenf1lages,
pie ou9 alsT Die StBz unb Slugbretter ges
ftreut. @u9 Elm mGBiges @initreuen Der
Nefter fam nit 8ortbeil bprgenommen fpers
ber. S9on nab einigen Sagen ma9t man
bic @abrnebmung, baB bas @efliigel bur9
biefes Mittel bom unge3iefer befreit purbe.
I'm iiberbarpt bas Iuftreten bes ~1nge5iez
fers beim @efliigel gu perbinbern, empfieblt
es fi9, &altitau6 BON 3eit gu 3eit in bic
SebuuIungsn b%eiielben gu ~ftreuen, 9anb in
6ono nit bieIem 8prbeugungsmittel nutB
cine fiirforgli9ere Geinbaltung Der @efliigels
Hallungen ge6en, als ite in Der Praris in Der
&eqel borfommt.
-@ine f9pere Operation an einem
6unbe 1T fiir3li9 in Der Sresoener tOnigz
li6en tbierdr3tli4en 9o4f9ule ausgefibrt
poroen. Sin IA Monate alter, reinraiiger
Oubs6unb zines 9resbener Meinbdnblers
mar felt bier5ebn Sagen e~rtranft, 10 bab er
ni9t bic ~geringite Gabrung mebr gu fi9
na6m unb bic ibm eingel0ffelten 5liifigfei=
ten tpieoer ausbra9. Cine tbierGr3tli9e
1nterIu6ung bes gum Sfelett ubgemagerten
Sbieres ergab bas 8Dr6anben5ein zines
6rembt0rpers in ben @ebdrmen. 6err Gpbz
arat &rau1e nabm nun cine Operation an
Dem 9unbe berart Dor, DAB bemIelben
8au9, Magen unb Darn aufgeT9nitten
unb Der SremOt0rper - elm @ummibaQ =
entfernt purOe. Die operation gslang bor=
treffli9. @inige Sage muBte bas Sbier
finftli6 ernd6rt iperOen, unb mad 3p0lf=
tGgiger 8ebanOlung fpringt bas Sbier fr6bz
lib in Der @einitube feines 8efibers pieDer
berum. Ser @ummibau, Der benz Sbierz
6en gum Spielen gegeben tporben mar, mar
felt etpa feds MOndten oerl9punben unb
auf Die 6dlfte Der uripriinsli9sn @r0Be 3u=
fammeasei9rampft. ii
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06
Bmhertifh-

9on Der Decentralization in 2incoGn, See
brasta: ~ 9 er II d mil Der 3uderz
riiben<GuItur in 1ebrasfa m
Sabre 1894 1885,; Elm 8eri9t Der
!9erren 8. 8. Ni3oli on unb 8. 8. 2Don.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06

800. @o1en Sic mir, bite, bic Nbre7e
bes 9rn. 9ermunn in Seras angeben, Do
ih mir gerne Neufunbldnber 9unbe an=
f3affen mO9te,
Or. 8eO. S. g 9oor, Mtfourt.
@ntpOrt: Die Abre1e tit Sbnen
brteflt9 %5ugegangen.
80. 8Onnten Sic mir auf folgenbe 3met
Sragen cine 3ufriebenfteIenbe Nnttport gez
ben? 1. 0ie StidftOff5ufu6r aus Der 2uft
bermittelit Gegen, Sbau unb S9nee 1T 10
eering, baB tie Die Menge Der in ben Inter
grunb gei4pemmten itditOff6ulttgen Ser
binOungen taum a~ufpiegt, felten iibertrifft
unb baber Die 3ufubr BON StiditOff bon bic
fer Seits Der taum int 8etra9t ge5ogen fper=
ben fam. 0ieie Nniidt, bic fir europGii6e
8erbdltnife als unbebingt ri6tig bingeiteGt
tperoen muB, nirb fir Mtttelumerita unp
bic Sropen BON Sa9leuten (u. u. bon Gent
ler) angegriffen uno %be6auptet, Nitrogen
tperoe benz 80oen in binrei9enber Wfenge
our3 a~tmo1p6drif9e Jeieberf9ldge 5ugez
fubrt. Yin cine &inoung oes Rttrogen our6
bloBes 3uiammenfommen nit @afer o6ne
benz 8eiiein bes eleftrif9en Stromes (8liB)
1T bod bier in ben 3ropen 10 fpenig gu bene
ten, pie in europa unb lit Die Nn5abl Der
8epttter feline fol9e, Die gu elmer iol9en Sc.
bauptung bere9tigen pirbe. 2. @lauben
Sic IN cine 4uslaugung bes ameritaniI9en
Seftlanbes, ipe5ieG Mittelameritas, burb
fribere S%al5pd1er, iobaB iebt Elm bebeuz
TENDER Interi9ieO in Dem Gebalte bon mine
ralii3en 8eftanotbetIen bes 8obens 5ipii9en
benz ameritanif9en unb benz europdif9en gu
@uniten bes Iebteren gu ftatuiren lit?
Saques SO at6is, Merico.
@ntnDrt: l.. Die Stid1toffberbine
bungen Der NtmoIpbdre tOnnen Dem 8Obeu
iebr poll unter 8ermittelung Der atmbIpdz
ridden Nieberf4ldge unb Obue benz Sir
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06

Sdft gerdt6en. Dem Qebteren iperben per
Quart ungefdbr 2 pfunb ipeiBen 3uders su=
geieBt unb biefe Mi19un9 in berf9loTenen
@efGBen einige Sage lang gdbren g~elafen.
N4t Wfonate g~eniigen, I'm ben 10 bereiteten
Wetn ferttg gu MAIDEN; er sei9net ii9 bann
bur4 Elm feines Nroma unb cine i90ne
braune Sarbe aus.
800. Sd mo9te meme pert6en 8auern=
briber bitten, mir at fagen, auf tpel6e Weiie
i'd Wafer auf mein 2anb betommen fann.
Sn elmer Siefe BON % SUP bate i9 fir
ir9enb tpelhe MaIdinerien Wafer, ba bas
2anb an elmer Street" liegt unb Bios 25 bis
% SUB bo3 gu beben 1T. Sd babe mir
f9on man9mal ben &opf 3erbro9sn, aaf
ipel6e Weife i9 bas Wafer berauf befommen
fann. Cine @inbmii6le piirbe balb abgez
nubt fem, benin es 1T bier uGes Quidlanb
unb BON einem @lebator babe i9 teinen 8e=
griff. @affer urb Dinb BADEN mir alio
ltn0 ~erfteres loQte 6aber am lei9telten bur9
Winotraft gebOben nerOen t0nnen. Sn 8
Sa6ren babe i9 nun 5tpei @rnten gebabt, bes=
bal6 muB i3 bas2anb betpdfiern ober es brad
Giegen ldffen. S9 bite, aud Die nieorigiten
Soften fir Die nDtbigen 4ni3affungen 6ei5uz
fiigen.
Nuguf 8tuBt, Gebrasta.
Nntnprten, bic auf S6re Sragen
einlaufen, tperben in Der n8etlage" plaB
ftnDen.
391. @inltegenb finben Sic mebrere coSnz
~feften, tpel9e fiA lebtes unb bieiss SsSabr
in meinen Wein1tDden eingeni1tet baben.
Sic iaugen Oas Mart bes 9ol5es aus unb es
iiBen baDOn 5, g., 8, iogur Elm 0uBenb in elmer
Gebe. Die 3peige, in oenen ie 6auTen,
iterben in fur5er 3eit ab; oben, no bic 9Re6e
ubgei9nitten lit, 8ei9t fi9 Elm fleines Sod.
8tfen Sic, mas fir Elm Snfett oas 1T uno
O6 cine 8efpribung bieleiht beIfen piirbs2
@as pirpen sic gu elmer 8eipriBung bez
nuben?
Sac. Gasparp, Soma.
Mntnprt: Die geIanbten SnIeften
langten in einem bolftdnOig 3%ermalmten
3u1tanh an unb mar IS bes6alb unm0glt9,
lire Dirt gu betimmen. @s banbelt fi9
entpeber Inn ben &o1enfdfer pber n5led
Beetle" unb bel bsiben tit Dus 8eIpriBen
nit &upferbitriol unb 9artier @riin Dor
Dem Mufbre9en Der 8latttnospen; nit 8orz
beluiier 8riibe uno 9ariier 9riin, penn bic
8lGtter 6a1b entpidelt itnb; nit lebterer
Mif9ung, na9oem Die 8lutben abgefaaen
limb unb bic Sruubenbilbung %beginnt, gu
empfe6len; tpenn fi9 au9 bann nod llnges
3iefer 3eigt, beipribt man 10-14 Sage fpGs
ter no9 einmal nit 8Orbelaiier grii9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06
Observation-Disclosures 8rieffaiten.

Ginem ieben 2efer tit bas Re9t einge@
rGumt, itA briefGi9 ober miinbGi9 an Die
&ebattion UNI Nustunft iber beitimmte
Puntte gu. penben, tpel6e, fopeit bas in unz
ferer Ma6t liegt, gepdbrt tperben pirb.
Qnfragen, benen ni9t Der Same unb bic
genaue 4brefe bes Srageitelers betgefigt
iinb, perben ni9t beantportet.
Die &ebdftion.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-06-30

The writer was In Duluth last
Wednesday evening at the time
OF the Towne ratification meeting.
Any candid man, who saw that
large and enthusiastic crowd,
must admit either that Mr..
Tewne is personally very popu-
lar Or that the ST. Louis money
plank is unpopular We believe
that Mr.. Towne will CARRY his
district by d large majority and
this, toe, with the use of very
little money, as it is d we'll known
fact that Mr., Towne himself has
not the means to spare to put into
the campaign, neither can he look
to the bankers or the railroads
for assistance.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-06-30

pleased to say that. the patron-
age the old firm has received 10
the past has been very gratfiffy-
ing It has always been our
aim to serve the people right in
our line and give the purchasing
public ait home every advantage
in goods and prices. Our efforts
i'm the past have not been IN vain
and Weare equally if not more.
hopeful Of the, future.
The constant growth of our
business from year to, year for
the last twenty years is an as
:suranee that the people have ap
.preciated our efforts and msplr-
ed hope that they will continue
to- do so In the future and it shall
be our highest am bition to make
our store more and more popular
with the public as one year sue
tceeds another.
Through the rapid transpor-
,tatlon service that the country
NOW enjoys we are able to- place
new and novel goods on our coun-
tiers Within IS hours after the ap-
5pearanee III New York and other
eastern markets thus giving our
5patrons disadvantage of the Ia
test up-to-date goods and styles
att the lowest prices.
Thanking youaH for your kind
patronage Of the past towards the
old firm and inviting you all to
call on us again whenever there
!. is anything you need IN our line,
we shall endeavor to serve many
patrons, both old and new in d
just upright and courteous man
.ner such as will best promote
mutual interest,
Very respectfully Yours,
RoIsE & QvALE.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-06-30

Henry l. Chafee, the well
known commercial salesman has
d book ID press entitled *:Terse
Tales en- Transient, ~ The. book
Is dedicated to the travelling men
OF America. and consists of d col
lection OF stories from the pen of
the. author, many of which have
appeared in magazines and news
papers during the past four
years. The contents will include
Private John Tompkins. d war
story, which appeared in the
Midland Monthly, Wilhelm Hut
tenlocher,7 d semi-historical
story of the New UIm Massacre,
also the Majors Daughter" a
little romance of the South,
neither OF which appeared in
print. The book will close with
d symposium of travelling men S
stories, gathered during twenty
years association with the drum
mers.
TX ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-06-30

Within the past week there
has been considerable mention
of ex-Congressman John Lind. of
New ulm- as d candidate for
governor on a free silver plat
form. We believe the drift is to
have him announced as an indie
pendent candidate. in order that
he may receive the votes of men
OF alLexlsting parties who favors
free coinage of silver equally
with gold at the government
minis. on the same equality it
had before the new law of con-
gress passed in 1873 deprived it
OF that privilege. Whether Mr..
Lind has consented to such use
OF his name, and how far the pro-
position has been carried. is onIv
known to persons who are in the
movement But this we believe
the public can be assured OF.
that Mr.. Lind is d conscientious
advocate Of the free Coinage of
silver, or in other words, bimet-
al1sm, by the United States, in
dependentIy of what other gov
ernments may do; and that,
whether he shall or shall not be a.
candidate for office, he will be
found on the stump in the present
campaign advocating his views.
New Ulm News.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-06-30

hile the peoples psrty invite ID
all men ta it's ranks and welcome
thsn 10 help m the struggle OF
REFORM such men as Doc Ames
and his Ike cannot come IN and
step to- THE 'FRONT.' as leaders, inst
mark that dOWn III needs no.
old party p0lliittITcsaI buns and
sWashbuelers and VIII have nome
Of Them IN IT'S frunltt H
any nan wants. enhancement N
the people parity LET him step to
front W1ere w,1rlk IS to- be dI,ne
.ana prove his faiitln By hIs ur Il
and arll VIII come wiifilguti
the king or mining Tor h Il i
T tle
= parity q n 81:
|soune such mem - ].
,gehn: @
!,
ie
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-06-30
SILVER CONVENTION.

There will be a. mass eonven-
tion Of the qualified VOTERS Of the
State of Minnesota, who believe
IN the principles of the American
silver organization as set forth
u a the appeal to the people of the
United States made by the lead
ers of the free coinage movement
at their meeting held in Wash :
inggttonv D. c., Jan. q, 1886.
Said convention viii be held at
Harmonia Hall, In the City of
Minneapolis, county Of Hennepin,.
Oh Thursday the 18th day Of
July A.. d. 1896, at the hour of
III O'Clock LIE the forenoon, for the
purpose OF electing so delegates
to represent this static ait the nat
1onal convention OF said American
Silver Organization, called to
meet e at St Louis, Mo-, on the.
End day Oft July, 1886, to- nomIn-
ate eandid1ates tor president and
Veepresident of the Omitted
States ..s. ss s.z
Is. DISTINGUISHED Speakers and
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-06-30
SpICER.

A E. Jackson, of Hawick. Sun
dayed here. His daughter
Blanch is staying with I. J.
Courtright.
Supt. F. H. Britain and two
sons, fshed here a week ago last
Sunday Mr.: Britain is Super
mtendent at Fergus Falls Dlvi-
sion.
The Spicer nine are hot
under the collar and it seems
they have just reasons for it.
Fhe game the a3rd was given to
papers as 8 to @ in favor of Will
mar. Spieer claims t to- 5 in
favor OF WHImar and Spicer had
their innings att the time rain
stopped the game, with fair SHOW
to be winners. The WiIImar
nine is also requested to return
the ball which belongs here.
ALI articles left at pavilion at
ter the Kelley Picnic have been
turned over to the Kelley
League at whitman for indenti
Cation except a light silver ring
/ which owner can have by apply
ing to- A. G. Mardm and proving
ownership.
The Spieer Celebration Com
mIttee have arranged with the
Railroad Company to- have train
I'll held at Whitman July 4th till
"a a. m. The train viii also have
extra coaches.
Agent Mardin has been off
duty d week having been Or
dered to- DE-. Fulton at St. Paul
for examination OIL colors., He
returned to- work the 24f1l-
Mrs 3. e.. Wolf and two
daughters froa Harris, Mimi.
visited here. last week. Mrs.
Wolf is a sister to- Mrs. Mardin
Anybody wanting two good
farm hands, call OF address A..
G. Mard1n, Spicer, Mimi.
Beebee- Mclaughlin and Ny:
gard are erecting large store
building to be- used for, restaur-
ant, temperance saloon and bill.
hard hall They Will also run
livery T.
The Kelley Picnic was a sue.
CESS The fine speaking excel.
lent music. and either features
Will lau& be- remembered by
those that were Fortunate enough
to be able tn attend.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-06-30

Notice ishereby given that the
partnership. heretofore existing
between b. j.. Dale. r. Be. Roise
and S. B. QvaIe IN the dry goods
and clothing business under the
firm name of Dale, Roise 4 QvaIe
has this day been dissolved nv
mutual CONSENT, 81. J.. Dale
withdrawing FROM the firm
2. H RoIse and s.. B.. QvaIe will
continue the business as before
under the firm name of Roise &
.QvaIe- The new firm assumes;
all liabilities existing against the
latte firm and collect ALL debts due
the Sau1e. -. * ..:...= 4~-... -
Dated Whitman Mimi, June
10Th '96. III
H. J.. Dale,
. j. Pr. Roise,
e. s. p 3: Qvale:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-06-30
Real Estate Transfers,

Holland June %, Omke Groot
to- Harry Hoogeveen,, s0a Sec. IS
$3.50.
|. New London June Geo.
Singer to KATE q Brien. aOa.. Sec:
22s 81 800
Rosev1lle- June 24-James
Futile to Minnie G.. PhIpps.. a0a.
Sec, 2d-uominaL.
Norway Lake-June 29-Hans
p. Martenson to- Ole Olson 4O-10O
a. Sec. 3Q-$25.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-06-30

The Indian question: is one: Of
the hardest problems with which
this government has to deal The
Indian himself is certainly a
study While it seems to- be our
duty to- educate them, theFe is NO
denying the fact that most of
them cannot stand civilizations
It seems to kill them off Natur-
ally lazy and INDECENT, the INDIAN
seems to- work best upon an
empty stomach En- fact, logging
contractors have told me- that
after feeding the Indians as they
would their white men, they
would so gorge themselves by
over eating that wi itif a couple
of weeks they were practicaHy
worthless and tine only remedy
was TO discharge them for a week.
let them starve while and set
them to- work ag The Indan
wants every hing that he secs
his white brother possess For
Instance, upon one OF the Dakota
.reaervatI0us = few years aa one
dHler sold q eaplaald of bugg,IIes
and carriages to- tine - liIans who
had stsreeeIved q large annuity
from tine lVeruuent This par
ttiietIlar deale had IN stock q
second halId herse which was
hlabIs Cine d when
one Of the old che made HIS Is
ranet e1lr I,ria i
nereIa nd Il, ohm j
aEe bcu - ! made on
e:lliizi md men u
Ttllllli = hs N
ho,1r - lIa q d
tn / q
Ers.rs
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-06-30
Tot1le Puhlic.:

In parting WittIn tI1e abnu,,,p fir, r,,.
the business ofwt,ic4n 4 have. ' h 80,
connected for the last. % vp,,rsx
first. as a member of tho aid T,n,
|of Dale & Roise and i, lat, v ,,,,,.,,
as Dale. Roise & OvaIe i uiiz,. -
thank you an for vo,rr lfIl,.,r.,r
patronage in the cast and hone
that the SUCCEEDING mennberx f af
tine who are 10 continue the
49,. -. -
~, l' 81 Z : e.'aa ~ g. oeen
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-06-30

tor Hoard, Farnham ct al and IN
v1tes them to the front seats in
the band wagon. They are MEL
OF acknowledged abilt and lead
ershlp But when the Doe Ames
type come along, it is quite d diff
fereut MATTER.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-06-30
Yarns By A knight of the Grip.

Gov. CIough's nomination is
now practically assured, and DO
htleians are How specializing as to
what attitude the Minneapolis
papers, who have SO bitterly op-
posed his nomination, will take In
the future: Our own impression
is that the republican parity has
made d mistake III putting IN
Gov. Clough at the head of the
ticket, 1t must be apparent to
any close observer that should
the opposition unite upon John
Lind. the Republicans will realize
that they need their strongest
man before the Cam paign has pro-
crossed many weeks,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-06-30

It now transpires that Mr..
Hanna, who has proved such d
wonderful organizer, was for
years Il commercial salesman.
MIR: Hanna undoubtedly pos
sessed great organizing ability,
independent Of his experience as
d commercial salesman, but his
work in that line, coming in Con-
tact daily with SO many different
men, has undoubtedly developed
him along the line OF tact and
adapta haIty. There is probably
no work which better qualities
one for the handling of men than
that of the commercial traveller.
This reminds us that Mr., Moody ,
the great evangelist, was for
years d successful boot and shoe
salesman upon the. read. We
have ourselves, during twenty
years association with travelling
men, met those who have been
engaged IN nearly every avoca-
ton and who have studied for
every profession, A successful
tea and coffee HAL in southern
minnesota was at one time a full
dedged Methodist preacher. One
Of the best political speeches
which we ever listened to- was
made by d travelling man at
Cleveland, Ohio, III 1899.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-06-30

pooses being loaded IN the glass
case where the c:tsket usually
rested. Our dealer had explain
ed to John that the glass case was
fitted up especially for the child
reny so that they could ride with
out falling off.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-08-13
Attention, Democrat,
Meeting for Permanent OTSani-
ZatiOn Of a Bryan Club
At the Court House, Tuesday Evening,
August 18th.

The meeting called for Tuesday
evening, for the purpose of organic
ing Bryan Club, was decided sue
cess. L. L. Orwig was made tenn
porary president and Theo. Daman
temporary secretary. A preamble
and set of bylaws were adopted and
large number enrolled under them,
among the signers being many re-
publicans, who have joined the ranks
of the free silver army, to do battle
for the restoration of the white metal
to its proper place as constitutional
money.
An adjourned meeting was called
for next Tuesday evening, at tthe court
house, when permanent organiza-
ton of the club will be effected and
such other business transacted as
may be necessary.
Upon this occasion impromtu re-
marks will be listened to and stirring
democratic music will be on hand to
enliven the meeting. The ladies are
cordially invited to lend their pres
ence.
Turn out, everybody