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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11
Keith'S Opera House.

Shannon OF the Sixth" is the new
military play that will fill the week be-
ginning Monday next, December I3, at
keith's Opera House. ITne play also
offers star new TO Providence. In VIM
II. Power who enacts the role of Lieut.
~ apnon, and he Is said to be a young
romantic actor OF promise.
Edward j.. kidder. the author. is best
known ms the writer of several PLAYS in
which Sol smith Russell has appeared,
and he has made n distinct departure
from his former line of work The scenes
mr. lald I'm the famous Sepoy Rebellion
OF 1897 and the stealing of the IL ght OF
Heayer." Valuable gem. from the
Hindoo 1emple. forms he bssis OF the
romance. Cept. Arlington OF the British
troops. charges Lieut.. shsl non. his rival
for the hand OF the generals daughter,
with the theft. The yoong officer IL
placed under arrest, denounces his slleg-
isncs to the Queen. IL ,ourtmartialsd
an sentenced. TUT through the aid of -
follow lrisbinan. escapes To the hills of
Delhi. Here lie meets the party of Eng.
lisii women who have been sent TO Cal
cutia. under native troops snd by them
deserted, AMI u native woman, Suradda
This woman. who mad been betrayed by
Arlington. T. In possession Of tthe stolen
jewel given her by Arliogton, securely
sealed. a. Der wedding ring, not 90 be-
opcned TIL he join, Il her. Through IA
tiRue aud uepiyation. Sursddn, sup
possibly. dies aud the gem is discovered
by shannon and Dora. In the next act
whil" shan non is absent in search OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11
Providence Opera House.

"A dramatizatlon from the press" is
what New York writer called 1.-The
Sunshine of Paradise Alley. which opens
day evening, and remains for three nights
and Wednesday matinee. Denman Thomp-
son and George w. kyer. authors OF 1.-The
Old Homestead, have put on the stage In
natural and reasonable fashion some OF
tia thin1s about which people read in the
newspapers. but never see. The song Of
the same name as the play came first
and suggested deal of beautiful. homey
sentiment The authors have simply
writer: ::and produced series of pictures
which appeal to every heart bring out
the pathos OF life which Is never more
pronounced than In the existence OF those
who know all about the . a Ly side of life
The scenic devices are saIu to be capital,
and the way the lights come out on
Brooklyn Bridge wins just applause. The
Paradise Alley scenes are neither over
drawn or mipimized, and the Bronx
Park scene is pretty blaze OF autumn
glory. sunshine the heroine OF the scenes.
Rlides through them deligh: to all.
Sunshine Is by no means an impossibl BILE
character. Such undoubtedly exist fire.
ouently. but their light Is hid In alley
ways. The prominent characters are Jim.
mie Powers, hale and honest; John James
O'Grady, bibulous and rebellious Eddie
Duke. a young tough from the slums,
who treforms for Sunshine's sake; the
Widow McNrlly. the good-hearted and
thrifty mother of sweet daughter; Mrs.
O'Grady, the emotional wife Of John
James, aud Sunshine. the Good Samari-
tan. These parts are sustained by such
we'll known players as John Walsh John
ID. Griffin, Ben ID. Ryer. Mrs. Charles
Peters, May. Thompson aud Ellen Morti
mer. Others OF the cast are III. Il. Chase,
Donald Harold, Albert Brown, Thomas
T.. Clifford, II. j. Frillmau, Jessie Mac
Donald. Phila May, Iizzie Farrell and
Marie Blanchard. There is also male
quartet and the Ladies' Verdi Quartet,
who contribute some delightful music
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11
STANDING OF THE POLO CLUBS.
BOWLING.
Providence Athletic Association Duck
Pin T0urnam.n

Six Of the eight teams that qualified for the
finals of the +. A.A. two-men duck pin tour
nament rolled their strings yesterday. Har-
rington and Collingwood rolled up the best
total Of 736. an average OF 92 per string, which
Is considered strong rolling. Both rollers
made the same total OF 36s. Pay ton and Nah
Ter were next with a total of 30. Mailer rolled
the best Individual total Of 362. which entities
him TO prize unless berten by the last two
teams Of Manning and Lowe and Bashford and
Hagan. who will roll today. Payton has the
best single string OF ll5 10 his credit. which
wins unless teaten by the remaining teams.
The summary
Harrington, 36s; Collingwood, 36s: total, 736.
Payton, 35s; Mailer, 362; total, 10.
Cross, 34l; Payton. $50: total, T0l.
Harrington, $50; Mailer $40; total, 700.
Croker, $40; Cook, 3l5; total, 655.
Chase, 3l2; Slade, 33s: total, 500.
For the second time the game between the
Olneyvilles and Auditoriums OF Pawtucket
did not take place.
Last night the olneyvilles waited in vain
for the Pawtuckets, but message was sent by
telephone that they could not 90 To olneyville
owing To the illness Of two members. The
olneyvilles will claim the game by forfeit un-
der tho rules Of the league.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11
Waller as an Orator.

"Ex-Governor Waller" says the New
Haven Register, "has the most remark
able faculty Of niemorizing his speeches as
he writes them, and unless we are mis-
taken never trusts himself to speak extern
poraneously. Some years ago, when no
was governor, he had promised to deliver
. short address at the Fairfield county
agricultural fair. He had not had time
10 prepare it, so he wrote 1t out on scraps
of paper between Hartford and Norwalk,
where he was met by the committee. Nor
had he time to read IL over. We took occa-
sion TO follow his address with the manu-
script in hand, and To our astonishment
he did not miss an article nor connect
I've, altogether making one of the most
felicitous speeches he made throughout his
term of Office
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11

for Christmas week, beginning Monday,
December 30. will be Chas +. Blaney's
latest farce, "A Hired Girl" As the
title would imply, the Hired Girl is the
boss OF the house and the way she rules In
the play Is side-splitting. The company
10 big one and includes Jas. Il. Kelly.
ms the Hired Girl" Willis Il. Sweat
nam, the famed minstrel, James Cump-
son; Dolan 81 Lenharr and Fannie
Fields.
Judging from the amount of interest
that is being taken In the appearance Of
Margaret Mather az the Providence Opera
House, the clever actress has many ad :
mirers In Providenoe. Ii is said tnat her
production of "Cymbelins" is the great
est artistic and histrionio success OF her
career. This production has been pro-
nounced by all who have seen il, the
most magnificent presentation, pictori-
ally, OF any play this country has ever
seen. When the play was first produced
at Wal ack's Th6 atre, New York, last sea-
son, the critics united in praisipp the
beauty OF the scenery and the artistic
completeness OF the production.
Week after next the attraction at the
Westminster Theatre will la she Vaidis
Sisters Novelty company, including the
famous Vaidis sisters. George thatcher,
Ed. Marble and big list OF vaudeville
performers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11
ZEANOLI REMANDED.
Deaths of Persons Whose Insurance
BE Collected Will BE Investigated.

New York, Dec. ll.-Charles Zeanoli,
the barber who pleaded guilty TO de.
frauding an insurance company Thurs
day, and who admitted that since 1888 be
one mother-in- law. one daughter and one
employe, was arraigned in police court
again today on the chargs Of being a sus-
picious person. He was remanded until
tomorrow to give the detectives time "a
thoroughly investigate his record and
ascertain wbetber the lives OF the people,
whose insurance Zeapoli obtained, were
lost through natural causes. The chare q
made by the insurance company will not
he pressed until this curious sequence OF
deaths mas been thoroughly explained.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11
,,,,IQI|D

The rawtucket Cycle Club held tramp
smoke last evening, having a large at
tendance and program full Of fun.
Those who took part were dressed az
tramps. The program was headed by a
plano solo by Mr. A. *. Kesne. songs by
Charles Lourette and Albert Akerman-
Prizes were given for COSTUMES and were
awarded as follows: For most original
Hobo appearance, nrst, French brisr pipe,
80 Edward G.. Fuller; second corncob
pipe TO Charles Wo)d: third, a SOC. cigar
to John IL. smith: fourth cigars to
Charles Gibbons; fifth. box OF candy TO
Bert Brownell, and all the other hobos n
package Of tobacco. The judges were
Charles +. Gardner, David Il. Burton and
Fred j. Wiser. The committee was
William Knott, chairman; A. ii. Sanborn,
and Percy Prentice. A flash light picture
was taken OF the bobos by one of the
mem bers. Charles Albrecht
FALCON WHEELMEN.
last evening in Champlin hall, as stated.
and with the crowd last night was just
enough tor enjoyable dancing. The score
cards bore an exceIleut portrait Of the
president, George 5. M. Mitchell Albei s
> Vennerbech was floor director and
Lewis p. Allen. Allen J.. Stamp and
Wesley M. Smith aids. The reception
committee We're George l.. nj. Mitchell,
Albert A. Adams and Lyman y. Morris.
The members of the committee of ar.
rangements were Joseph Dsigf iult,
Frank killon and John j. G. Stone.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11

man concerned, and he induces the pro-
lessor to attend prize fight In order TO
see the actual anatomical working OF the
human frame while under such powerfui
agitation. They get mixed up in the affair
and the police interfere anu the effort TO
escape from consequences and hide the
part they have taken in the evenings ex-
citement makes the fun Of the farce 1t
Is promised that What Happened to
Jones" will be presented by capable
company and that the play will be pre-
sented in a first class manner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11
Decree Entered

A decree was entered in the Appellate Court
yesterday in case OF John Kehoe VS.. Daniel F.
Grady, providing that the complainant have
and recover from the respondents the sum OF
s4sl J5, with interest, from the 9th day OF July,
1897, 10 December 0, 1897 amounting to 5000.
and all the costs of the court, including one
half of the masters fee and one-haf OF the
stenographers s Fee amounting TO s75.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11
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IL suffering from any form Of piles ask
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Pile Cure and try IL touisbt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11
Westminster Theatre.

The Westminster Theatre will be occu-
pied next week by I'D. +. Rushs spec.
tacular COMPANY. Ihe first part of the
entertainment Is merry trih, called
The u. ). Yacht Club" 1t is q jum-
BILE Of nonsense, mirth and melody which
appears To have found it's way into the
good graces OF the fun loving public The
olio will Introduce Miss Marie Rogers,
the accomplished kfemale baritone: Nc
Gale and Cunningham. knockabout
comedians; James Dixon. character
singing comedian; Misses ARgie Behler
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11
They Waived Examination.

Lynn, Mass, Dec IL. Lulu I. Cobb
Mrs. Clara A. Phillips. Miss Florence
Manson and Mrs. lua NJ. Houston, the
quartette Of Lynn shoplfters charged
with larcenies from various stores In Is
sex county, were arraignsd this morning
beore Judge John W. Berry in the Lynn
police court and waived examination.
They were held in $500 each or the super
Tor court
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11
THE new ENGLAND R. R. co
Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to Oct. II, 1897

Passenger Train service, Week Days,
Corrected to Oct. IL. 1897.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows:
For BoSToN-6:25, 10 a. a.; RETURN,
wALPoLE 8 :25, ii is .. IN.
ERANKLlN-6:25, IL 80 a. m. 5:25 p. IN.
ARLINGToN-Fl2 :05. F5 ss, $3.50. p. m:
WEST ARLINGTON - Fl2:Oo, F5:35 F6:3o
KNiGHTsvILLE-Fiao o5. -.:sa e:sa '-Fillo
NkTftK syEFPSSf Eaa5 f cENrER9IRELE E.
wAsHINGToN.S;4o 9'O5 a. IN. oS, 400
cp S;ss SsToS SiSS' 7lS ri, ~ p m; %,
1905, 4:20, 5:S5, 9 80, 7:l5. stl1 10 p. m.
PoNTIAC.F6;lo a. IN. Fi2'o5. S:S5. $50.
ARCTIC AND oUIpNIcK-s:D a. m. p:O5
l:2O 5:8S, $50, F7:l5, +-ll l;l0.
ANTH0NY-6:lO. 9:O5 a. m. l2:C5. 4:2o. 5:3s
6:30, F7 :i5, +-ll 10. D. IN.
40. 9:O5 q. IN. 4:20, 7:l5 p. IN.
COVENTRY, GREENE ONECO, MOOSUP,
PLAINEIELD..e:4o. 9o5 a. M 4:so, 7:ls
Plainaed IhG fol New " York. % 5r''n connects AZ
sE%ETF CITY, ca SGjG%sNsiTEksURYi 7 S SsSoTLANP
VERSAILLES BALTIC SOUTH WIND
HAM-6:l0 9 ;O5 a. m. l:eO, 7:l5 p. IN.
w1LLIMANTIC-6ap, 9:O5 a. IN. 4:21 7:D
HARTToRD-s:4o, s;o5 3; m; 40 7i5p m.
NoRNICH-6:4Q 9:05 q. m. 4: 20, 7:l5 p. m
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEwBURa
AND ERIE R'Y-9: :05 n. w.
PASCOAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
EXCEPT FIELDS STATlON-6:45, $50
a. ~. o .35 and 'l015 p. IN.
FIELDS STATl0N-f6:i5. F9:3O a. m. F4:iQ.
t6 :33 p. m.
Leave Pascoag at 5:2S TBS a. m. 1924.
5.25 and -%s :05 y. m.
Trains leave aud arrive Boston, Old Colony
station. Plymouth DIV. n. T., N. II. n II.
r. r., kneeland street.
"Saturdays only. u, Stops on notice.
w. II. BABCoCK, q. p. A.
>. ". KING. Supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11
"What Happene1 to Jones.

The action of "What Happened 20
Jones" which will be seen at the Provi-
dence Opera House beginning Thursday
night, all takes place in one evening in the
house OF Etenezer Goodly, professor o.
anatomy In prominent eastern univer-
slty. He Is visited by his brother. no is
supposed to be an exceptionally good man
There Is also presumably good young
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11
Amasa Sprague Gets Judgment.

Amasa SpraRue was given judgment in
Judge wilbur's court yesterday against
Henry +. Stone and Albert X. Greene. ex.
ecutors under the will OF Moses Greene,
or 1881. 81 ana costs. The actisn was
founded on a breach of covenant in re-
gard to sale of certain lands
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11

the fuse and leave.her to her fate. Shan
non appears and releases her Just as the
gun belches forth Its deadly charge.
This is said TO be the most complete and
sensational feature Of stage realism ever
presented.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11
One Woman's Wisdom.

Widow-ilave you read the will7
Lawyer have tried TO, but 10 is your
late husbands handwriting, and / can q
make anything out of IL.
Widow-Wcll, IL you can't make any
thing out OF IL therc can bc but little in it
for any one elso.--Chicago News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qainlue Tablets All drug
gists refund the money II IL fats to cure. 25c.
The genuine has L. h q. on each tablet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11
{xae ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
The heatres.
|s" r. q" r. r. r. r. a. q" ~ ~ r. ~ r. ~

food. a party OF native soldiers, doserters
from the British ranks, find Dora. They
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11

son, monoogue artist. Then the lat.
est thing In the burlesque line. entitled
the klondiko Millionairss. will be
presented.
la addition tO the artists named. Man
aeer Bstcheller has engaged the world 4
greatest comedian. Gus Williams, who
viii appear every afternoon iu'd evening
during the week 10 his original musical
comedy sketch which has made him 10.
nous throughout the country.
Theatrical Tattle.
The attraction at keith's Opera House
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11

and Ida Stone dainty chansonettes;
Murry and Murry, assisted by James
Mardo Brown, In q comedy sketch known
as the Lively Village" and A. Pater-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11
INDIANS DOWN THE wHALERs.

The Indians came down like a whirl-
wind on the Whalers last night and when
the game was over the score was I'll TO 2
Score-Fall hiver IL, New Bedford 2
Stops-Cusick 2,tSmith 80. Fouls-Mor-
gan, Conway ., Everett Rushes-R Rob
erts o. Russell s. Referee-Keough.
Timer-Por'er. New badford lost one
gUal on fouls.
Providence and Salem tonight at In
faptry hail, preceded by an amateur
game between the Dawsons and Olney-
villes. Prof. Libsey will also give an ex :
hibition Of fancy skating.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-11
EARL CARPENTER & SONS,

No. 2 Westminster ST., Cor. Dyer
This old established house wholesale and retail
ICE at fair prices and by prompt attention 70
business and the employment of good Ia
their several dspar tmsnts. mertt Q coptinuapce u
the patronage long enjoyed
Willmar tribune., 1897-01-26
se'HURSING Dos Ias M Issu.:

f triesl the
You recently desert
and ssserssslr tits /, car
Sbutter.i s,ss;t i, and our sc con.
:ssl .lei.ib bsa more Iii. 81 Yss
use azcoMl1lo ehurn to ois the agency
s
maker t that5aes,s iitt hui: one. have
sol 9 three uael tflss
best OF ss ;stis tactic llziils1sYs 4 car
sell. l0o. .in@ own shiI,, as they ehln.f
sso'ansclsl ne e So MUG rlsse Tier
thar. comnlo d gcaurn s and are sn,cEeap#
Some onesiIi m siIig very oWnship csn nalys5
two o82orssth hree hun ndred do a ars sel lin.
stheseschl q ddress . s.
CASEY st. Louis, M 8. Oil c;aas
sget circu lars and fu Il I'M formatio 81
~ on c an make big money ri ght at
home. 81 have made $50 the past: two
weeks and s have never sold ann thine
I'M my life before. .F'ARAIER.-49 81 49-52-3-G-9
Willmar tribune., 1897-01-26
New Lo11d on News.
4 From NewsLondon Eimes ,

From New London Hines
H. Neer@ bur piioner 8 rain buyer
is. taking frequ entsvisit It to his family.
at tchfe ID. q place like home. .
sllhIiss Louis elso 90, the mi liner Of
Belgrade passed thro ough town this
week kon her ttoS Ina
q. He'd i. A tier and Res
Nclson anda Il ffamll Of illmar,.
we're the guests OF Rev. e'.sJJ. Collin.
this week.
Hon. C:. Reese of Minneap lis
was seen onsourS streets last aturd as.
lHe. e.is5 now the hap py father q lite
cir 1, who arriv ed u an s!s,
B Vesley rice Bnrban was
married 70 Miss ice Pembl Of
P'aynesviile Flurs ay, ] an We
wis him album an osperiity and
8 ppiness through his coming matri-
"a ,nla
little Ibaby arr rieed at the lho1ne off
John @: Nolson The fellow
is hoy As, o.Ibt
solon sento hose light
figure and ing is
ways SEE 2eterso
store pects
ablesneop tos wen e a lis presence.
during 81
,1 III x,,,sst 4 IA Il III &
Willmar tribune., 1897-01-26
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Offgagss FereClo losurs Sale.

s..OistSaSSsNuI uISGIUoaT S950IS.zs&
q fAEFAUI BEEN MI AIDE IN.
tie lnn of an1
nent Of iterests " hi Oh IS 6 aimed TO be due
sat the a. feSo of tlai notice. upon eertai S.
mortgage.dufy executed and delivered ebs@
D ol,ai Z Rosendal. . mort ga gor TO EinothIs
EO.Cpnnpr, NOR gee. Tor the sum siss
hunareds twenty dol liars, bearing date thss
ppMero ssie dnss
Erecordef1 in the offieeOf reg iSterof deeds h5
and i for the county OF q Izlnd olalana asstats
10 ol
pro- III s.
secured ssli 81 any 81 pr IS
Nov fore lee lis hereby iyeif
ssii said
|sfh mort forscld ldsad bys
s ls M asss sasseas
pIlag ,S%
E1l Eb Der three si
reset tlfs
|Ehsfsa
81 s ss, M sIss sIs
Uni ass sh Es
sgIi snsls's aaEN sas, lssgss
Willmar tribune., 1897-01-26
As NIEEE q GsoID MINE


ilIsoines yours readers give me
Sc good recipe for making cold
starch am sci ling sel heating Hat
irons and iron q little at every house
and have to use some starch every
place and want to know how to make
st good cold starch. = husband was
IN debt and 4 being anxious to help
him through ould sell Sc f-hea ating
ss1atirons and am doing splend dIy.s
cent S worth OF fuel will heat the
iron for 3 hours, SO you have q per-
sfected even heat. y ou cansironsin half
the time no danger of scorching the
clothes as with the old iron, and you
can get the most autifnl gloss. I sell
at nearly every house, as the iron.
saves SO oSmuch fuel every body wants
one. Lmake 81. so on each iron and
have not sold less than ten any day
worked bro othersis doing we'll
and q think any zone can make lots Of
money anywhere sci ling irons.
.CASEY$& C0., ST. Louis, Mo, will
start any one in the business, as they
me, ifS you wi sadd dress them.
49-52-3-G-9. N RS. A. RUssEIL.
Willmar tribune., 1897-01-26
s gguooI District Notice.

wv II TERI EAS. AS.APETITIoNDU
asgN and lc 81 gii,t lures thereto duly ac7
know d syea. . has bee duly presented to the,
Board Sef 6sou MY Comm issioners Of ISandi-
yohi 81 nm sessi of said
board ii Id IN the 5 b. day o JaHuary,A AID: !.
slS97. Y asking for the formation of a new
snllool district to be comp posed d. tho fol low
ing. described terri tory. to-Wit: The south
shall o. sctfons 13 and Hal 1 Of sections %.
% 324 and III; lots z. and 5. and the. Sc II
Sch OF seeti Q n e, e,sa1 IN town 12l north of
range 81 west.
IN Y, g Notice Is heneby gixen e
matter of said pc tition wi II be granted: at
the next sessionso Of sal d board. co ommeneing
On 9h 1ae s.
lagefpf WI III said coun
IS BY order Of the oara of County Gommis-
ssipnHEs
Johnson
Clerk OF Board
Willmar tribune., 1897-01-26
n n ARiis'Y sg1sEIIS RIG QUICK.

I saw in your per that a 8 year
old boy made the our he;
worked Ling the rfectio u an etal
Tip #Lamp mpWick. ordered a sample
and went to work and the first week.
cleared SIC, the second week cleared
$i5. exp s pect to NJ pstoS2 week
IN the near fl.tr1re as the Perfection
Metal Tip LampWick makes such a
beautiful whit q a does away
with smokey chimney and bad odor$
and savesEoi r easy to sci e
you wish to try il. nd 81 Is two cent
stamps to NJ NJ. Fritz, Station;
"a, St. Louis, NJ o. and she will send
YOU ample outfit. is good way
to make money around home.
sfaNA
Willmar tribune., 1897-01-26
irwin ems.


e'onl not catch he news off late.
ssane ehoVscoas atler must be q little
To- blame.
4 ANS Pe'lerso q ls goii sc, Is build
g barn next summer
Peter Holg gerson' 4 4 mill wi l.=beI
soper;t ION lore
4 Don tsSforae % take :slssloY with
5you wllep you o.,ls q e,arest
.neighbor.
s5 acsured u
fine setsef sbobsall s,vIinte
ohnsol d lGr5ve. as
EsseIii lttin u a n,ss town
last Success i, ouS lln-s'
son.
q ans, juss received
nice PRESENT from S. Olson
Iof fInEsapoai ee,naiislsd 81 not
hing less 1ne 300 ots and
aloesst ssSSssss
Willmar tribune., 1897-01-26
Advertised L tiers =

VIl1I.LMAR,,E MINI, an. 1896.
hanson, n
Babb, 5,s2.ss8s$
3 Bates Mrs. Henry p.
Christ stianson,
Graft IL. n Nicolis s.5......s .s5ss
HalYorso son, Mr.. Olek 39..
Je lis, Mr.. ohn s=.
olns on, " iss Car olina
lind blad ohm a ug..
ohns on, Emf r:s:5
Johnson, Olof
Johnson, r. a. 5..$:
Nelson, Mis- Betty.
Nelson, Mr.. ID. Z. slss.
Nelson, Nels E:
IN odsels, II ay1s1e s5..
& Olson, Mr.: 10 hi ss5...
etterso N isss Henne
Pool, p. z5$
sasmuss on, Miss Anna
Sale, AIRY
81 sWenson, aIiss s;erry
sNV Hard saLee ~
81. ID. STANSBERRY
Willmar tribune., 1897-01-26
Bids Wanted,

.GEALEDs BIDS WILL BE REGEIVEDUP
oar oaiaay fenrqaTy nary
.posals from ks for the deposit Of county
funds Of Kandi iyohi con irtY, the said d bids to
state what in terest will be paid on dait "
I9llstimesS Son.demand. a good aud sn ficieflt
bond M com pany eac 4 BIZ s The board
atsd st 8 pisa asth
=ss.av OF january. IA. d. S97
IS Bysartler Of the board.
= LEWIS OHNSON.s
County And itcr and ex-Oficio clerk OF the
Ssfsa ia hoard $ss:
Willmar tribune., 1897-01-26
COMING. !

On Feb. 3rd and 4th, Mrs. o. alley.
the the great temp perance speaker. and
Miss Loy,eri alnuch gifted calist,
ppear II ill lmai. The former.
has Wol q elistinct her powerful and
effective address aud the later 81 ags
new and interesting songs III 8 iigghtt-
3f,'l 1st' manner. he hal in which these
ladies q g astlEit will appear not been de-
I 5aeitded upon yet, but vii be ano ounced
later.