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Her Husband Obtained u pivoreO in Dakota
ana Anerwara Married Again.

NYAcK. Dec. 3l.-Mrs. Julia Lawrence Of
Nyack to-day served a notice on her husband.
Peter w. Lawrence. by publication, in action for
absolute divorce. Peter Lawrence and his wife.
formerly Miss Julia Kotterer. were married in
Nyack on April 10, 1879. Mr.. Lawrence kept n
jcwelry store on Main street, but a few months
ago sold out the business and left town. not tell
Ing his wife where he intended going. Some
time nfterward Mrs. Lawrence was surprised by
receiving a notice that her husband had OBJ
tanned divorce from her in Dakota.
She afterward ascertained that her husband
had gone with another women. and Susie NJ
johnson Is named as correspondent in her suit.
1t is alleged that Lnwrence and the woman were
married after he secured his divorce in Dakota.
Az the courts here do not recognize such di-
vorce. Mrs. Lawrence retained Judge A. :.
rompkins to institute proceedings for divorce In
her behalf.
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for the repose OF his SOUL Jan. l, 1898. at 10
A. N. ILterment In st. Raynonds Cemetery
NYE.-on Friday Dec 81. 1897 Eliza H.. widow of
Seth W. Nye, in the g2d year of her age.
Funeral services at her late residence the Dakota
West 72d st, on Monday. Jan. 8. 1898. at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
Friday. Dec. 81. 1897. Priscilla S. Ditchett.
widow OF George H. Purser.
Notice OF fuuepal hereafter.
QUIRk.-On Dec. 81. Charles +. Quirk, in his $50
year.
Funeral from the residence OF his late brother,
John n. Quirk l4l Willow street. Brooklyn. Mon.
day. Jan. o. at P NJ. Friends cordially In.
vited to attend. New Orleans and Rock Rapids
papers please copy.
ROACH.-At Liberty. N Y. on Dec. 81. Julia, be-
Roach. and granddaughter OF tho late Alex Mo-
Coy.
Funeral notice hereafter Residence. $50 East
SSth st.
TIFFANY. her residence. Fox Hurst. New York
city, on Wednes lay, Dec. 20. 1897. Mary l.. Fox.
widow OF Francis A. Tiffany and daughter OF the
late william W. Fox. IN her SGD year.
Funeral services will be held at Fox Hurst, corner
OF South boulevard and westchester av. on Sun.
day. Jan. 2, 1888. at 1880 O'Clock A. M Inter
ment at Woodlawn. Kindly omit flowers.
WOODRUFF.-On Friday morning. Dec 81. 1897
Morris Woodruff. Jr,, aged 81 years.
Funeral services at his late Asdeuce 81 East 22d
st., on Monday. Jau. 8, at ~ A. N.
THE KENSICO CEMFTERY.-Private station. Har-
L lem Railroad; 43 minutes ride from the Grand
Central Depot. Onlce, Id East AID ST.
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RrlioiuuS 5lut,rrs.

TINHE WEEK OF PRAYER, Jan. 80. $685. Meet Ings
l. will be held IN New York under the auspices OF
the Evangelical AllIanc" each afternoon at O'clock
during the week at the Marble Collegiate church,
2Vth OIL. and 9th av. Programme: MonIay, Confess
sion and Thanksgiving, Supplementary Local Topic
for the Christian Privileges of tho Guy. DR. Corn Illus
y. Smith, rector st. James Church, Tuesday. tho
Church Uuiversal, Local Topic the Promotion OF In
terdruominatioua Life In Greater New York, Dr.
Stephen +. Cadman. pastor Metropolitan Twmplei
"wednesday Nations and Their Rulers, Local Topic
the Authorities Of our City, Dir. Jonn Haco II shaw.
pastor West End Presbyterian Church; Thursday.
Families AMI SCHOOLS Local Topic our Young People
and for Deeper Personal Devotion To sunday school
Work Or. ii. A Stimson, pastor Manhattan C0ngre.
gational Church Friday Foreign Missions Lora Topio
That our Churches May lie Filled with "a. Missionary
Spirit. DR. W, II. FAuucc. pastor Firth Avenue zap
tst ChurChi Saturday, Home Missions Local Topic,
That More Converts Among our Foreign People May
BE Constrained to Seek tn" salvation Of Their own
Nationally. Or. f. Schenck, pastor University
ia RI Church
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MRS. Rouasus DlscLnrged.

Mrs. Margaret Ronayne OF 31l West Fifty
fourth street, who was arrested on Christmas
Eve on the charge of shoplifting at John ID.
Walton's dry goods store at s53 Eighth avenue,
was discharged yesterday by Magistrate Deuel.,
In the West Fifiy-iourth Street Court
Mrs. Ronayne, when examined on Thursday,
was defended by her husband. Thomas II. Ro-
nayns, who is a lawyer. and BY State Senator
OSulliYan.
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Failure or Toronto DeaIsr. In ClotnInG.

TORONTO, Dec. 3l.-The Army and Navy ready
made clothing store is In difficulties. and appli-
cation has been made to the court TO have tho
business wound up. Firms In New York, Mon
EsA, and other cities are among the creditors.
Az liabilities amount 70 Sl40.0O0.
The sun., 1898-01-01
RoBBED GAS SLOT MACHINE.
Tho Proceeds or q. 900 Feet or Gas Consumed
on the InsIMIImenI Plan TnLen.

On the InEInIiment Plan TaLeu.
gas meter with a slot machine attachment
at 2ll West SiAty'fourth street was broken
open yesterday morning and robbed of 81 in 90
cent pieces. the proceeds OF the consumption of
b.GOO feet of gas on the installmcnt plan. The
robbery was committed in John Irons's pool
room. Irons discovered the loss at l o'clock
yesterday morning, and suspected two young
until midnight. He reported the case to Police
man j. j. Fiannery OF the West SiNty.eighth
street station, who afterwari found Tho men
SUSPECTED by Irons In an adjoining yard and
HTrested them. They described themselves as
hnd Thomas Jones OF ls Division avenue.
brooklyn.
70 They were arraigned in the West Fifty.fourth
Street Court yesterday morning, and renInuded
by Magistrate Deuel. To give the police time to
get additional evidence.
The sun., 1898-01-01

Arrived-FRrDAY. Dec. 81
SIS Germanic. McKinstry. Liverpool Dec. ee and
Queenstown esd.
So Alliance, Beers Colon.
IS Maori, Knott, Sund frland.
Ss Aloedene, Jones. Shields.
SIS Concho. Hx Havana.
SIS Kaiir Prince, Oldi'Ch. Rio Janero.
Sa Comal, Evans Galveston.
SIS Yorktown. Dole. Norfolk.
SIS InchmonA, Ashby, Baltimore.
Ship CAmbrian Hills, Evans. Cape Town.
Bark II. b. Morris, Stuart, Philadelphia.
[For later arriv ais see First Page.l
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uempsteaa On. injunction dissolved.

An Injunction obtained by Thomas F. White
against the town OF Hampstead. l.. l.. restrain.
ing it from establishing a lighting district and
making n contract for lighting Cedarhurst. In
wood, Lawrence, Fast Rocknway, Valley
Stream, and PearsRlls was vacated by Justice
Van Wyck In the Supreme Court In Brooklyn
Yesterday.
The sun., 1898-01-01
Rev. John n. Adams ChapiAin OF the Forty
seventh ReEIment.

The Rev. John Erskine Adams. pastor OF tho
Ross Street Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn, has
been appointed tho chaplain of the Forty-seventh h
Reg gmcnt. He sucue DIS the Rev. DIR. James III.
Darlington, rector of Christ Episcopal Church.
who rnkigned on account Of III health.
The sun., 1898-01-01
MAF1TE

GIBB-DE nAUN.-At Fast Orange. Dec. 81, by the
Rev. John w!ckes. Elizabeth De Baum to Howard
al
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ARRIVED OUT.

es Lucania. from New York. at Liverpool.
SIS Cevic, from New York. at Liverpool.
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MARINE ISTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMASAC-rHIs DAY.
Sun rises. 724 Sun SETS. ~ Moon sets. ~
HIGH wATER-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. SO Gov. v.Isl'd. o. He'll Gate. 1 81
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Sprrial Uotircs.

LUNURIANT HAIR with It's youthful color as
Bured by using PARkER'S HAIR BALSAM
HISDERCORNS, the best cure for cOrns. 10 cts.
The sun., 1898-01-01

ss werkendam. from Amsterdam for New York.
IS Furnessia. from Moville for New York.
Sc Tauric. from Liverpool for New York.
IS Venezuela, from La Guayra for New York
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Ausiness Notires.
WaItbam WAtche

The best in existence. Eight millions in use, all
keeping correct time. Prices much lower. but quality
higher than ever. Best assortment In the country
inspection Invited.
HOWARD 4 CO.. q64 Fifth Avenue. New York
The sun., 1898-01-01

SAILED FROM DOMESTIC PORTS.
IS Tallahassee. from Savannah for New York.
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REV, THOMAS DIXON, JR.,

PreArhes Academy Music sunday morning; subject.
"sprituIlism
AT METROPOLITAN TEMPLE. 7th av. and lIth st..
IA Rev, S. T.. Gadmin. pastor.-HOly Communion
and address by the pastors at II A. NJ. and y. N,
New Year sermon at O'Clock. Eyangelistic service
every night. W Years concert FREQ.
A TTEND Countess Wachmeisters Theosophicai leo
N turo,. bO1 5tn hv., sunday evenngs-Jan. z Tho
Dangers OF HypnOtism;" Jan. v, death and After"
ColectiunI all invited.
u. a.. MOODY
will conduct weeks mission IN Carnegie Music Hail.
Jan, q TO lG; sunday servicrs ami =. 81: week
DAYS. 1890 A. NJ. and p NJ. no service saturday.
for free tickets address, with a stamped enVelops
W. 4. LOUGEE, 40 East Esd -
LIFTH AVENUE PREskYTI l,lAN CHURCH, corner
Il o. IN st, Rev. John Hall. p. D.. pGst"r-seTrces,
Sunday, Jan g, at II A. NJ and r. N.
GhACE CHURCH. Broadway, corner 10th 50.
sA M.-Holy Communion.
"a. H.-MOrninR prayer ani address
6P. M.-latt z evensoIg aud sermon.
All seats free.
NADIsOS Az. BAPTIST CHURCH coruer 8lst st,
vi Rev Henry NJ Sanders y. D., Iastor.-Servicea
tomorrow Al n A. aud 4:3O +, NJ, The pastor will
preach at both services sunday school, S3O A. N.
Chapel service WedncsnRy, p, ".
DAILY or CHRISTIAN WORKERS in Broad""y
IN IaUernaclr. corner broadway and 3lth IT,, sew
YurE MonlAy Jan. y, from tu r. N. subject.
How tu Promote Revival" Addresses hy 4. y
Dixon, ". r. McElyeeu, ana other pd'toTs. !. u
burke wall sing. Everybody welcome
The sun., 1898-01-01

THE KENsICo CEMETERY.-Privates station. Har.
lem Railroad; ~ minutes ride from the Grand
Central Depot. Onlce. Id East I2d ST.
The sun., 1898-01-01

SDe bmlleu. saying duleuI
Then two swift, sharp reports-and woke in Belle
view.
He lived to linger on in slow repentance. and
OF them all tho only person who seems TO have
had good time was the wicked widow. She,
however, loved not wisely. but too WELL and po-
etc justice demanded that she should shoot her
srfin the last act. 1t is possible that the poem
will bring home to tho reader the fact that. in
spite OF all that poets may have said or sung.
love Is not everything. He may, perhaps, re-
member that even Mr. Swinburne. who,
in the mad. glad days of carly youth,
sang somewhat unrestranedly, has sometimes
turned, in later years. to other things. Patriot
ism, poitIcs-even the pink toes of an innocent
babe-have each in turn inspired him. But
lovo. even II not everything. Is undoubtedly
good deal; and Mrs. Wilcox may be congratu-
lated upon the fact that she has certainly
treated the subject In very thorough and al
the Same time very entertaining manner.
Mr.. Il. p. Brorup. Chicago poet who pub
fishes a volume of verse under the title of
"Truth and Poetry" international Book Com
pany. Chicago. Ill., does not confine his atten-
tion TO any one particular subject, nor does his
demure and decorous muse move him to medi-
tate unduly upon the delights and miseries OF
love. He chooses rather such themes as the
music OF the human heart, the voyage of life and
also some Of tho incidental advantages OF vege-
tarianism and total abstinence. The ingenious
Mr.. Shaw Of London, who writes astonishing
playa and who, in the columns of weekly
paper. sometimes says very unkind things
about Shakespeare, has stated the fact that
he attributes much of the brilliancy of
his own intellectual work TO the circum-
stance that he abstains from the use Of alco-
hol ana roast meats. But 1t Is highly Inn
probable that either Shakespeare or Mr.. Shaw
could have written anything like the poem
In which Mr.. Brorup denounces the demon
drink, or that In which he decries mans
iniquitous practice OF staying innocent animals
for the purpose Of providing himself with food.
A csEs1 .yOAtsmplAtioR Of the 0Vila attendant
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-04-26
THE LAND OF CHRIST

Under this title. the passenger de-
partment OF the Chicago, Burlington
& Northern Railroad has issued a.:
splendid series of views made by the
ha'1-tone process from photographs
taken in the Holy Land. The suh-
]ects embrace people: scenery and
c'tles' as they exist to-day in that
famous country. The work is nnh-
llshed in twelve parts, each contain
ing from twelve to fifteen views. Eaob
picture is fully explained by descrin-
tive reading matter. A sample mart
WILL be sent to any address on recent
or two cents in postage, aud the com.
plete set will be forwarded, postnaid
op receipt OF ninety-fve cents. Post.
age stamps will not be received for tho
full set, but remittance must he m.do
to the undersigned by draft. nost,1
ORDER express money order, or reo;s-
tered letter. This is a rare chance 70
secure more than two hundred v;au,e
OF the Land of Christ for less thoa
one dollar.
Address, GEO. p. LYMAN
Z. +. A., G. B. & N. r. r
St. Paul, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-04-26
NOTICE OF HEARING On application

NOTICE OF HEARING.-On application
~ OF John P. Madison. for to sell intoxi-
eating liquors.
Whereas. there has been filed in my Office
an application in writing. signed by John
T.; Madison. praying that the village coun-
Gil of the village of Willmar. Minnesota.
grant him license to sell Intoxicating IL
Quors for period Of one year in the said
village of Willmar. The place where said
business is to be carried on is designated as
follows:
In the building situated on north ends of
lots ten (lo). eleven Oh and twelve (12), in
block tWenty-eight (2s), in the village of
Willmnr
Said building is a one story frame build
ing 24N5O wi tn front entrance on sd street,
has one back entrance, no basement.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given. tina t
saida pplication will be heard and Considered
at at I; special meeting tins Of said village council
April, 1893. at O'Clock p. m :. ut the council
cltamD ers in the engine house of said village
OF Wilmar.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
village the llth day of April. A: D. 1888.
lSEAI] JOHN i. OTOS.
Village Recorder
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-04-26
Ringvn1e.A

April IS.
Seeding is pretty near done. -.
Bicycles are all on the go. =
The entertainment last Monday was
a good one, or that is at least what
the people say. -.
And. Amundson, Elias Johnson, G.
O.. Newgord, NJ. Torgerson, H. o. Hal
vorson, Paul Peterson, Ole Christen-
son, Tom Coyne and your itemizer
have invested in bicycles. z'HMany
others are effected with the craze.
B. a. Sonstegord, .of-Eden Valley,
is now home again.
H. O. Halvorson has been. on, the
sick list this last week. y. ~,- -:
We have been told that Mrs. John
Gunderson will be taken to. Paynes-
vile this week, where she will under
go an operation.
Your itemizer and several other
Ringville people took in the: school
entertainment by Paynesville riRar
last Saturday evening. a good: pro-
gram was rendered from beginning.
Miss Lillian Reiqua1n's pupils de-
serve special credit for the beautiful
singing. A good time is reported by
all. :::' Z:
There is some talk about getting up
an entertainment for the benefit of the
Ringville ball nine. LEI
We are told that Emil Olson is try
Ing to secure the commandership at
Fl. Corner. This will give the swedes
a better show for re-capture. x:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-04-26
Rose1and.

April 3D.
H. T. Olsen, of Willmar, called on
acquaintance in town last week.
Emil Heglund visited with friends in
Olivia over Sunday.
Mr.. Leonardson, who has been stay
ing with o. Heglund of Lake Lillian,
left for Michigan last Wednesday.
Tilda Lindquist spent Sunday with
her cousins.
Christine Tatting left for Olivia last
Saturday.
The little boy Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aron
Ericsson died last Wednesday. Funer-
al services were held last Sunday.
Mrs. Peterson, with son and grand
son, of Lake Lillian, visited with P. J .
Gibson's last Tuesday.
Some girls were quite surprised last
Sunday to find that a certain young
man, who has been absent for some
Time, came up for VISIT It is won
derful how things do turn.
1t is reported that a party will come
|otf Saturday night. A large crowd
invited and a grand time guaranteed.
Certainly this spring weather is en-
chanting, especially last Sunday even
ing. That accounts for why some OF
our young people went out to pluck
some of that life invigorating stuff
called "oxygen."
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-04-26
:.Kandiyohi'.'

April %.
Our base bail experts are out prac-
tlcing every Sunday.
Alfred Lateral, who has been quite
sick, is slowly recovering. j. 5; :7::
The farmers: have 41th' seeding done
and now they have nothing to do but
talk war.
An effort is being made to: get the
mail here four times u day during the
Cuban unpleasantness. .... 4.
1t is an actual fact that we saw an
Argus at the post office the other day
addressed to a man who has been dead
for two years. No wonder the editor
wants ''peace at any price,
=, }. :: !: i
Quite little excitement was created
here Friday when it was learned that
the western troops were to pass
through here on the train. The,peome
gathered on the platform and waved
flags at the soldiers with an earnest
endeavor to show their patriotismjy!s
One of Willmar's bachelors drove
down last Sunday evening to visit his
lady love. When the hour for parting
drew near alas his buggy was no where
to be Troublesome jealous swain had
hid the vehicle and the young, man
was forced to go home on the night
train. The next morning the buggy
was found and the young lady had to
drive it up to Willmar. This proves
the old adage that the course of true
love never does run smooth.
John Lawler is putting in a drive
we'll on the O'Brien place which bids
fair to be a good one. That's the
kind John always makes.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-04-26
Irving
April p.


Snow-storm Monday.
N. b. Harris and ''gal" were trying
the roads Sunday. -.
Emil Olson was over at Atwater
Wednesday.
e. Paulson and T. Israelson are
contemplating taking claims in Ward
Co., n. OAK, in the near future.
Some Of our wheely friends we're out
sporting their ''bikes' last Sunday.
+. Paulson is assisting N. Parson
during spring work, while the latter's
father is i'll.
Mesdames Peterson and Hegstrom
spent Sunday with Mrs. N. Johnson.
The Mogren younger generation are
down with the measles.
Seeding in this locality is completed
and farmers are preparing their corn
grounds, repairing fences, etc.
The creamery now takes in milk four
times week.
Nels Guam, Of New London, C. Z.
johnson, of Lake Elizabeth, and D.
F. Seneschal, of tennessee, we're here
last Monday viewing the proposed
ditch.
Last Friday, while some of the farm
ers were burning the meadow, the fire
got the advantage and several stacks
Of hay were consumed.
On Friday Mr.. 6koglund went to
Atwater to meet a brother Of Mrs.
SkOglund, who arrived from Sweden.
The newcomer, whose name we have
not learned, will work for the former
this season.
p. Parson, who has has been sick
for some time past, is at present con-
valescing, though slowly.
The robins and swallows are here
and we must not forget to mention the
leisure class the tramp.)
If your neighbor is too poor to sub.
scribe for this paper at dollar year,
kindly hand him yours when through
with it. He will no doubt appreciate
the value of this ''rural Journal" and
at the same time you will do him a
great favor.
Lilly and Emma Johnson went down
to Atwater ON Wednesday, to read fol
the minister: Albert Paulson tool,
them down.
Nearly every day we hear of some
accident that is due to the careless
handling of the gun, and still time
and again parents will allow chill
dren to- have same. On Sundays these
youngsters assemble and go hunting,
and as it often occurs the gun goes
off accidentally and perhaps someone
is injured. Now! dear parents, if yor
should lose one of these little fellows
in a case of that kind, which we sc
often hear of, who would be to blame:
NEVER permit these boys to have &
firearm of any description. "a wore
to the wise is sufficient
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j. A. O1ander'S Farm.
OLANDER BROS.

Say, friend! that's a bad cough
you've got. Possibly your last cold
has not entirely left you, and you
should see to it that you use Moss
berg's Cough Remedy in time to forth
fly your lungs against the chilling
blasts of the early winter. Perhaps
that's not a cold you've got, but at
any rate if you feel one coming on
you should try Moss;berg's Cough
Remedy before you find Yourself in the
grip Of hacking cough that will
stand by you all winter.
A. E.. MOSS5BERG,
Manufacturing Druggist,
Wi]1mar, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-04-26
NOTl(E or CARING. - On application
~ or Andrew NJ. Olson for to sell intoxi-

OTl(E or TEARING. - On application
~ or Andrew NJ. Olson for to sell intoxi-
eating liquors.
Whereas there has been filed in my Office
an application n writing. signed by Andrew
NJ: Olson. praying that the village council
OF the village Of Willmar. Minnesota. grant
him Il license to sell Intoxicating liquors for
perlo6 OF one year in / he village Of Will
mar: The place where the bust ness is to be
carried on is designated as follows:
IN the one story brick vcncrred building
2oN'3. situated on north end of lot six (6l. in
BLOCK twenty-nine CD, in said village of
Wiiimar. Said building has front entrance
on Benson avenue. has one back entrance:
also basement with outside and inside en-
frances
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 21th day OF
April: 1898. ats O'CLOCK y. m. at the council
chambers in the engine house of said village
Of Wllmar.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
village the llth day OF April. \. d.. 1898.
lSEAL IOIiE II. OTOS.
Villa re Recorder
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Sunburgh.

April ~.
Louisa Gronseth is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. P. A. Gandrud, of this
place.
Ole Hagen, who lately closed a term
OF parochial school at Brooten, is now
sojourning with Sunburgh friends.
Ole O. Eliassen is attending to the
spring work on his fathers farm at
Gilchrist.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-04-26
NOTICE OF HEARING On application
~ Of Andrew A. l<levjcr for to sell in

toXicatiny liquors.
Whereas. there has been filed in my Office
an application in writing. signed by Andrew
a: klcv Ter. praying that the village coun-
Gil OF the village Of Willmnr. Minnesota,
grant him II license to sell Intoxicating IL
quorS for Il period of one year in the village
Or Willmar. The place where the business
is to be carried is designated as follows:
In the frame building, on first nour sit
uated on lot ten 49, in block thirty 800. in
the village Of Willmar. Said premises has
front entrance from Benson avenue. also
one back entrance: has IL small room in
southeast corner with entrance from sa loon
and halls also basement with outside and
inside entrances
Now therefore. notice is hereby given that
said application will be heard and cOnSid-
cred ut Il special meeting Of said village
council to be held on Wednesday. the 27th
day OF, April. 1898. at O'Clock D. m. at the
council chamOcrS in the engine house Of
said village Of Willmar
Given under my hand and the seal of said
village the l1th day of April. A: d. ISM:
lSEAL] JOHN r. OTOS.
Village Recorder.