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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-09-29
WILLIMANTIC FAIR.

WilIimantic, Sept 2S.-The racing fea-
ture on to-day's programme for the
opening Of the fifteenth annual exhibit
of the Wfllimantic Fair association
was not given special prominence and
the three events on the card did not
attract a very large attendance. The
strong westerly wind that prevailed
caused slow time The summary:
Three-Minute Class-Pace or Trot-
Purse 500
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-09-29
THE SILVER PROBLEM.

What Predictions Of the Reopening of
the Indian Mints Amount To.
A special to the New York Evening
Post from London last evening says:
attention here, and the speedy opening
of the Indian minis is freely predicted
in irresponsible quarters. AS cabled
recently political moves in favor of sill
Yer are undoubtedly going on, but on
this particular point I may say that
however much the home government
may and probably does favor a reopen
ing of the mints, the Indian executive
is so strong against it that the event is
improbable for at least some time tc
come.
Silver bullion fell sd to-day in Lon.
don, making total decline on that
market, since last Friday, of 11Ad per
ounce. In New York it declined to-day
III cents, making the three days de-
cline 2 cents per ounce. To-day's Lon
don quotation of 251ad compares with
IIAu Oh september Il, the nlSHeSC OI
the season, and with 23%d on Septem-
Der l, the lowest price on record
The chief reason for the renewed de-
cline in silver since last week Tuesday
is the, growing belief that the Bank OF
England's offer to water its reserve
with silver was made in the belief that
the conditions imposed would render
such action impossible. The price had
been advanced on the publication OF
the bank directors letter, and was
forced up further by shortage of sill
Yer in London for immediate delivery
But this weeks mail advices show that
in the second week of September inn
ports of silver at London exceeded ex-
ports by $4,000. Moreover, exports of
silver from New York, which fell from
$943000 in the last week of August to
S676,000 in the second week Of Septem-
Der, rose again to $745, 900 for the week
ending September 10 and to $913, 900 last
week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-05
FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, October 4.-Money or call
1irm at 21z@31a per cent; last loan. 3 pen
cent 1nri e closed offered at 212@3 per cent,
crrIn1e mercantile paper 414@5 per cent.
mess IN bankers bills at 81 S41a for de-
mand and at 81 S212 for so days
Posted rates 81 1904 81 and 81 S515C04 Sc.
Commercial bills 81 S1GIh.
Silver. certificates $50 56lhc.
Bar silven 55Mc
Mexican dollars Sc
N1rrn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-05
FASHION NOTES.

A bunch of gauzy wings appears on
yellow straw braid toque. Bluets
and their foliage are disposed about
the brim and among them at the left
side are thrust several white chenille
dotted wired wings Under the rim at
the back are leaves without flowers.
The effect produced is usually dainty.
Honiton and point de Alencon lace
edgings are largely chosen for neck
frills and these decorations are con-
sidered essential to the finish of every
dressy gown.
A Novelty skirt trimming is heavy
ecru lace like point Venise comprises
a deep border and succession of up
right rows, like panels.
ANOTHER is panel in bow-knot de-
sign in black lace, with fluffy frills Of
white lace framing the bow-knots. A
similar panel is shown without side
frills.
Black China silks embroidered with
white, blue, red, green. heliotrope and
other colored dots are favored for shir.
waists, though adaptable to Russian
blouses and other styles of waists.
Made up in Russian style, the closing
edge may be trimmed with a frill OF
gaNze ribbon corresponding with the
colored dot.
A realistic looking butterfly bow is
a charming and novel feature of a
large Panama hat. The crown is
wreathed wah silk geranium blossoms
shading from light TO dark and leaves
touched at the edges with white. At
the left side is poised the bow, which
consists of four wired wings of rose
colored chiffon edged with narrow
ruchings Of taffeta to match, a large
rhinestone pin Stimulating the body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-05
HE MEANT WE'LL.
But His Carelessness Got Him Into
Trouble With His Girl
From It'd Bits

From It'd Bits.
A young gentleman, whose gallantry
was largely in excess of his pecuniary
means, sought to remedy this defect and
save the money required for the purchase
of expensive flowers by arranging with
the gardener to let him have a bouquet
from time to time in return for his cast
off clothes.
1t thus happened one day that he re-
ceived a bunch of the most beautiful roses
which he at once sent off to his lady love-
In sure anticipation of friendly welcome
he called the same evening and was not
little surprised at the frosty welcome
he met WITH
. You sent me note to-day" the young
lady remarked, after pause, in the most
frigid tones.
Ia note?' he inquired in blank aston
ishment.
Certainly, along with the nosegay"
To BIS sure ] sent you a nosegay"
And there was a note inside-do YOU
Still mean to deny it?''
With these words she handed the dunn
founded swain a scrap of paper, on which
the following words were written: Don't
forget the old trousers you promised me
the other day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-05
LIVE STOCK.


CHICAGO. October 4-Trade in cattle
was fairly animated. Native beef steers
were salable at IS s6d4 Is for the poorest
up to s. 00Q5 30 for the best shippin Z
Steers with sales largely at 81 6015 20.
The stocker and feeder trade was fairly
good at 50 00p4 so.
The market for hogs was irregular. Sales
We're made of heavy packing lots at $ 30
M5 10 and prime assorted light brought
81 2Flf a5 the bulk Of the hogs crossing
the scales at SIS 1894 Is.
There was a fair demand for sheep and
lambs. prices ruling 10Ql5c lower on an
average. Sheep, 81 25Q4 Is for inferior to
prime natives, and IS 006f4 60 for westerns.
Lambs were wanted at 5 sega 90 for the
poorest to S. 0015 70 for good to fancy.
Receipts-Cattle. g eco head; hogs, 81
coo head; sheep, 5000 he'd.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, october 4.-Cat-
tie slow and lower; prime, s. 00q5 05; COM
mon 50 4Gd3 20; bulls, stays and cows.
Hogs, steady; prime medium weights.
q 1904 81; best Workers, 81 i5d4 SO; heavy
q 39ae4 40; pigs, 81 COCA As; grassers, 81 %
Sheep, slow; choice, 81 2074 %; common
81 50G3 40; choice lambs, S. 30gg5 so; COM
mon to good lambs. "A 00G5 10.
Veal calves. s6 50l57 90.
CINCINNATI. o., October 4.-Hogs,
dull at 50 25Gl4 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-05
CLOSED BY DIPHTHERIA.

Special to the Register
Huntington, W. Va, October A.
Central City schools closed to-day
owing to the prevalence of diphtheria.
There are five cases in the town and
many persons have been exposed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-05
BLANK LEGAL FORMS

OF every description. Good paper. COCO
printing. fair prices. Wn2. Go you need7
Look IL up and send an order to the
WEST VIRGINI1 PRINTING CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-05

NEW YORK, October 4-There was IT.
ne more IN to-day's market than a sun
nlng contest between the bulls ard the
pears, IN which the bulls were SUCCESSIVE
GGtihg the early part OF the day, but in
Wnlcn me pears turned the tide later and
put thelr opponents to rout, wiping out
an the gains of the earlier trading There
was everything in the bulls favor in the
early market, the lively buying on Satur-
day. having apparently treasured foreign
capital, SO that prices of American sec,r-
tues on the London exchange were ad-
Oh the International stocks opened about
on parity with the London higher level.
me mass OF orders in the hands of COM
mission houses and which were put into
execution Immediately showed that the
nome public as well as foreigners believed
mat the market had turned again and
Ihe sensational jump in Manhattan at the
opening of over points also stimu, ated
me rise though the small volume of pur-
chases which the stock was carried ND
ana the heavy offerings Immediately in
Vited by the advance quickly showed that
me jump was purely manipulated. The
quickly receded and the transactions in
the stocks proceeded On a normal basis
ana stu at a substantial advance on the
prevalent belief that a movement was de-
veloplng for the absorption of the proper
y by surface railroad interests. Consou-
GATED Gas was also on hand with, its regu-
lar sensation and rose 5I@ points on the
opening sale. The railroad Statement for
the day, all of which showed a continu-
duCe u ne lie2FN increase OF earnings.
famed the flame of the bull enthusiasm
OF these the most notable were the fourth
week or month statement of St. Paul and
Rock Island. the former showing an in
crease for the month ofs332, III. and the
latter of S34402S. Southern Pacific's Au-
gust statement made the remarkable
showing of a gain in the net earnings Of
$50 The advance Of the market under
these influences and under aggressive
leadership extended from TO points. The
higher prices invited heavy realizing sales
and the bears added the pressure of short
selling under which the advance melted
away in most cases, the net losses being
however, for the most part fractional.
Union Pacific was notable exception, its
loss extending to rs. Quite a number of
the less active stocks escaped the late
liquidation and retained net gains to a
point or over, but the level Of the market,
as a whole, closed decidedly lower. Sugar
was an active feature ar day and its lat
er weakness was a material factor in
breaking the market.
The bond market showed a decided ex-
cess Of activity and prices held steady for
the most part. against the late weakness
in the stock market. Total sales were
s2150.o00.
Government bonds were strong and were
bid up Il TO Z for all issues. There were
112L and of IS coupons at 115.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
AS, 900 shares.
Quotations closed bid:
Atch1son .....;.. .'.....'............... los
Baltimore and Ohio ................... 1879
Canada Pa Cific I915
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-05
The bri1n Is turned up At the back un-

The brin Is turned up at the back un-
der white roses and geraniums.
Tor the Russian blouse, SO frequent
" adorned at the closing edge with a
frill, are shown doubled accordion
plated frills of chiffon in all hues and
tones shaped at the folded edge in
suggestion of shells. OF course, this
dainty trimming may be applied else
where upon bodices and likewise upon
shirts. Single frills are also favored.
From The Delineator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-05
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. october 1.-THE week
opens under restricted conditions. The
occurrence Of another Jewish holiday on
Wednesday, With the consequent aSsur
ance that the week win be a broken one.
seems to have led both sellers and buyers
to rest on their cars. The trading of the
day was quiet in nearly all lines. In
some quarters certain grades of cotton
goods were decidedly weak. Print cloths
show the same dizziness as heretofore. and
the market is easier. Prints are generally
quiet and firm. Wooden goods. in both
mems wear and fabrics and dress goods,
are the strong factors in the situation,
though the advancing market of raw
woods gives manufacturers a small markin
on which to operate. although prices are
quite firm. Silks are still very strong. and
are selling. on the whole, better than any
other goods. Knit goods, underwear and
hosiery are very Irregular the prices now
prevailing being entirely Inadequate to in
sure a profit for manufacturers.
METAL MARKET.
NEW YORK, October 4-Pig iron war
rants closed quiet at 81 % and 81 p asked
Lake copper, quiet at s11 25@11 So
Tin quiet at $40 250f3 rs.
Shelter. quiet at 81 20seI4 go
Lead. exchange. weak at 81 2014 rs; bro
kerS, easier al 81 ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-05

blouse shown in the illustration and
fashionably known as the moujik
blouse
Exquisite decoration Of jewelled
bands and knife-plaitings of silk in
crease it's attractiveness. The blouse
pouches all round over the belt in the
correct Russian way, and the closing
is made at the left side in true Rus.
sian style. A peplum iengthens the
blouse. The three-piece skirt with fan
back is of broadcloth trimmed with
braid, and it's shape and adjustment
are in keeping with late demands Of
fashion.
/ The Butterick patterns are blouse
waist No. 1866; sizes; bust measures,
80 to AZ inches; any size, 25 cents: and
skirt No. 1881; 9 sizes; waist measures,
20 to SO inches; any size, 80 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-05

CLEVELAND, LORAIN AND
~ WHEELING RAILROAD
Time schedule Of Passenger Trains In ef.
feet Sunday. May 10th. 1881.
Cleveland Depot foot South Water street.
ARRIVE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-05

and lower; No. cesh and October, ealsc !:
December, $3.50.
Corn, dull but steady: No. 2 mixed, e91ac.
Oats, quiet No. mixed, 1886
Rye, dun but lower; No. cash, 451hc.
OIL unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-05
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Passengers between Wheeling. Martina
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-09

dajs pieniad.e . ludu ziupione M
przyjecie cars " Warssawie, OF kt6-
r.y pc przedpokojach satrap6w Wy.
c.ekujs ma Orderly i tytuiy,
OF wreszcie niegodoi ksplsni,
% sic pias.o.s i tar.ajs "
prochu u stop tyran6w naroiu! Mi
ckiewic., to woielsnie polonizmu, |.
pogards spojr.y . swy oh wyayn IA
ty.h, kt6rzy chca 60 .robis lojalnym
poddsnym. stahozykiem; iat row
niei ma tyoh. kt6r.y 60 .ws poets
zdrady! Zaprawde ten mistr. mas,
narodowy ME ~potrzebuje waszej o.
brony, stoi on tax wysoko W my sli
swego narodu / W ssroach nas.ych,
&c to bloto. kt6rem bryzgaoie, ME
jsgo slawe leo. was.e tylko rece po.
wala.
C1ya jest W tenn ohec .ochyd.enia
Konrada, gdy wiessoI kisisie mu
" usta to wspsniaie wyra.y:
rOto - grzechy mojego aywotai.. -.
Gotowem umrsec; ozego4 Ohoeoie
wisoejf
q urzelu mego ohoecie siuohs6 spra
wy
Pstrscie ma lyle zgubionyob tysieoy,
Ma miasta " gruzach. " plomieniaoh
~dzier1awy!
Slyssyoie wioherr pedzi ohmury snie-
gov!
Tam narsna wassych oststki ssers-
gov!
S&yszycie ? wyoie giodnyoh ps6w gro.
mady....
One sic gry.a o szozatki bissiadyl
ia to sprawilem! Jakem wislki, du
mny,
lyle glow hydry, jeduym soiac IA
Jsk Samson jednem wstrzasnienism
kolumny
zburzyc gmach caty, i runat pod
gmache MI"
l zaprawde raozej nam pr.ystalo
Funac bodaj na gruzach naszej Oh
czyzny, niz peizac u stop tronu ca
row mongolskiej Moskwy, Tub cre-
kat order6w cd prswnuk6w Bran
deburskich rabusi6w. naszych ME
gdy wazali! Preoz ze s}u talstwem,
Precz Z ugodowcami! Liozmy jeno
We wiasne SHY a Aadns potega ME
smote mas, DO ,upasc mote nar6d
wielki nawet, zginac tylko nisorem
ny. Lud sic budsi Z uspienia, W
ludsis nadzieja aba wienis OJozyany,
my doPiero aye z%aoaniemy, potrze
ba nam sic Po.byt .drajcow, ktory oh
niestety tax wielu.
Y, Rouoi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-09
Trener Cyklista.
Il Warszawya donosra:

Il Warszawys donosta:
W r.. odby2 sic wyscig dystanso
Wy oyklist6w ma przestrzeni misdzy
Warszawa q Kieloami. Zwyciert
wo W ty wJs,igu odni6si znany
ma torze lwowskim cyklIsta warrzaw
ski p. Mieozyslaw Barahski ma 70
were fabryki Humber.
ZaraI Pc wysoigu warsz .wski
przedstawioiel frmy welocypedowej
Alldays i Ounions, p E nil Fl ,r.msr
sal r'testowal przeciw wydaniu ma.
grody p.Bars hskiemu, a to ma tel "a
sadie, il ten ostatni po.ostawal "
obowiazku u II -rzmana jake irene,
re stsfa Pensya, re W tym charakte.
RE j wedlug zawartej umowy obo.
wiazany byl odbyc wysoig dystsnsc-
wy ma rowerze fabryki nAlldays
Ouuioni." Re vbrew z~obowiazaniu
scigai sic ma m~aszynie firmy Hum
ber," Ia CO cd przedstawicisla jej,
p Leopolda Mayera, otrzymai RS.
200. Towarzystwo ~oyklist6w pro-
tsstu tego ME uwzglednilo, a p. Ba.
ra6ski wytoozyl skarge przeciw
Hsrzmsnowi o potwarz i obelgi.
Pierwszs upstrywai skarzscy " u
czy n'onym sobie z~srzucie, ze IA Cd
bycie wyscigu ma rowerae firny
nHaber" otrzymal rs. 200. zas IA o.
beige uwszs nszwanie siebie ,,trene
rem" ~Poprzedoio Hsr.man do
sprawy ME stansi z tego powodu
.wyrokiem zaocznym sedziego pokoju
skszauy %zostsl, pc zbsdaniu swiad-
kow sksr.scego, ma 2 tygodnie a.
resztu.
Pc wniesieniu opozycyi pr.eciw
powyzsremu wyrokowi, nastspi{a
druga, oozna rospraws sadowa, W
kt6rej Herman seznsniami nowych
swiadk6w dowi6di p~rawdziwos,i
swego ~twierdzenis, IL Barahski by}
trsnerem, zs otrzymsi IA wysoig
dystansowy cd przedstswiciela firmy
,Humber" 70. 200 | ze rowniea cd
innyoh firm pobisrai wynsgrodzsnie
"a biegi zwycieskie, odbyte ma ich
msszynach. Wobec tego sedzis 20
koju pierwssy sw6j wyrok uobylil /
wyrokiem ocznym usual Hsr.mana
IA niewinnsgo.
Bsra6ski zaapelows} cd powytsze-
60 wyre ku ! skarga jego spslsoyj-
ma rospatrywana byis 20 lipos "
rjezdzie sedzi6w pokoju m. War
s.awy. Zjazd zbadai ma posiedze-
niu kilkunastu nowyoh swiadk6w,
kt6rzy jednak stwierdzili tylko IA
sadnosc ssrzut6v, uczynionyoh ska
rtsoemu prsez HsrImana. Zjaad
sgodnie Z wnioskiem prokuratora, q
pelacye pozostswii BEG skutku, "a
twierdzajsc wyrok, unie winnisjscy
Hersmans.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-09

r.: Pswei Suzin, L'twin dzieokiem
~wywieziony " gisb Moskwy i tam
wyehowany ma mosksls, gdy W GA
sic p%owsssnia przybyi na Litwe jake
officer moskiewski, dowiedziai sic G
SVEN poohodzeniu, z oburzeniem
zrzuoii m indur | wszedi W szerepi
powstshczel Zginss jake nsrodowy
bohster, zismai prsysiege j musial
sdrsdric tych, ktoryoh uwsaal zs
sweicb; osy on byi zdrajoap My gc
oscimy jake b~ohaters, a p. ST.. 90 ms
tor Nam sic sdsje, to OF wlssoie
polacy, lojsIni poddsni csr6w ! oe
ssrrow, to wissnie rdrsjcy prswdz.
vi, sdrsjcy idei, to Targowiossni,
podPisojscy q j~ss.ose rosbi6r Pol
ski; bshbs wan pc wsze wieki q
zemsta was ME miniei lud polsk
Po.oa sic ma was ! potepi.
Zbrajcsmi nsrodu byli OF powie
'zsni biskupi ] dygnitarss (i794 ~
OF kt6rym mosksls pomuik ma Ss
skim Plsou ~possawili, Of kt6rsy skla
, Konrad Niemcom szkode wyrzadsil
jake Litwin dziaisi ma korzysc Litwy.
80 ostrzegai pred renegatami M
/, szych najserdecxniejszych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-09
WallenrOdyzm

DovKR. Del. 20 sierpnis 1897.
Szanoony Redoktorze!
Poniewst mkt dotsd ME odpowis
driai ns artykul W Or. 20 Tyg. Ill
warszs vskiego, p. t. ,Mniemsny
Wsllsnrody.m" przez l.. W. Ssczer
bowioss, prrsso prosre o umiess,r
ME " organic Nv. Mar. Pol. co ns.
stepuje;
Csy Wallenrodyzm jest zdrada,
cry zemstal
Jstis Iwsnsk osy Ffanek (Iwar
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-09

Osaabione nerwy wskutek upss6w
jsssczs wiecsj osssbiajs sic. . rsaul
satsm tsgo jest neuralgia. Usyjois
nssychnisst olejo ". Jak6bs. ks6ry
wzmacuia nsrwy | oisrpisnia usuws.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-09

Poleoamy gorsoo nassym ozytslni.
kom Pisuo ilostrowaue, wyohod.aoe
" Krako~ie q. I. nPolak". Jest ono
bsrdso pr.ystepuie redsgowane, IA.
wiera bardsc isdne obraski l wiels
ciekawych rzscsy re wszystkicb
d.ielnic Polski. Wyobodzi ra. o,
miesiso j kosstujs tylko pol dollar,
roo1nie. Kto by chcisi zaprenume
rowac, mote sic zglosic do redakoy
Zgody, ohetois bedziemy posredoi
osyc. Adres rPolaka" Jest: Kra
k6w, 2 Sfpitalna.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-09

Mszczy zoi, miod.i ! starry, poviE-
nj czytac ogioszeoie Tomassa Slate
ra M strosnioy 2ej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-09
DOktOr j. IfOwiecki
Lekarz re Stafego kraju.

Cdziela nstownie sumiennej rady lekarskiei.
Leozy choroby dzieoi, kobiet ,
metczyzn. ma "a SODA p~rsktyks bli
sko 2Oletois. Ma zyczenis wysy}a
tsk1e lekarstwa. Porada listowna, .
dokfadnem Opisem 1sohowanis sic ,
receptami - kosztuJe jednego dola
"a. Pro "a o Obscene opisanis cho
roby. Or J(zEF ILowIEcKI,
1920 Chsne Str. Detroit, Mich
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-04-07
de tOdaS CIaSes y fOrmaS.
Sc editan Iibros y folletos
Sc T1MBRA PAPEL DE CARTAs

hay siempre mano impresos para la Guardia Civil,
boletas de defuncion nacimiento, recibos para
cobros de aquileres de p6lzas de cabotae
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-04-07

a La garantiza los trabajo que hace despacha
con las 6rdenes que cb del interior de la Is
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L. Teaggaazs Dc aa Noble.
Despu6s de la fiesta.

u6 agradabe dia fue para Blanca para la senora Ser
metis ell que siguid al de la fiesta
segdn costumbre, la abuea nego aparecer en- los
saones de su ho.
HE vsto mi Blanca bella rosa, no nece
sito mas!-do declare que esaba muy cansada
paso oda noche espando meta
por endas de las puertas gozando
al verla fez
Blanca entr6 habitacon la sonora Sermets
estaba allf para seguir admirandoa.
;Ya evantada? exclamo Blanca creyendo que Sc habfa
levantado.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-04-20
Notice of Hearing.

On application of Ole Barnstad, fol
to sell intoxicating liquors.
Whereas, there has been filed in nv
Office an application in writing, signed
by Ole Barnstad, praying that the
village council of the village of Will
mar, Minnesota, grant him a license
to sell Intoxicating liquors for perioc
OF one year in the village of Willmar
The place where the business is to be
carried on is designated as follows:
In the one story frame building 24x.
30 situated on lot nine (9), in block
twenty-four (24), in said village Of
Wlllmar.
Said building has front entrance
from Pacific avenue, also back en-.
trance, one side room with entrance
from saloon, and basement, but nc
outside entrance.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given, that said application will be
heard and considered at specia
meeting Of said village council to be
held on Wednesday, the 18th day O.
April, 1897 at O'Clock p. m. at the
council chambers in the engine house
of said village of Willmar.
Given under my hand and the sea
of the village the It'll day Of April A.
D. 1887.
[sEAL] SAM'L OsMUNDsoN,
Village Recorder
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-04-20
Notice of Hearing.

On application of John P. Nadisau;
for to sell Intoxicating liquors
Whereas: there has been Fl led in nv
office an application in writing, signed
by John P. Madison, praying that the
village council of the village OF Will
mar, Minnesota, grant him a license
to sell Intoxicating liquors for pexiod
OF one year in the said village ofsyNhl-
mar. The place where saidtb usirnasss
is to be carried on is desi4pated AS
follows:
In the building situabed4DM Qorth
ends of lots ten (10), eleven: u and
twelve (l2), in block twentf3eiht % J,
in the village Of Willmar. :.
Said building is a one story frame
building 24x50 with front entrance on
ga street, has one back entrance, no
basement. Now therefore, notice is
hereby given. that said application
will be heard and considered at a
special meeting Of said village council
to be held on Wednesday, the 18th
day of April, 1897, at s o'clock D. m.
at the council chambers in the engine
house of said village Of Willmar.
Given under my hand and the sea-
OF the village the 7th day of April
A. D. 1897.
[sEAL] SAM'L OsMUNDsoN,
Village Recorder.