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SAN DIEGO NORMAL SCHOOL.
Executive Committee Announces
the Faculty.

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 27.-At a special
meeting to-day of the Executive Com
mittee of the San Diego Normal School
Trustees, the following faculty for the
school was appointed on recommends
ton of President Samuel F. Black:
Jesse d. Burk of Woodland, Cal, as
registrar and head of the department
Of mathematics; Miss Emma F. Way,
Principal of the Southwest Institute of
San Diego, as preceptress and assistant
in mathematics; Miss Alice Edwards
Pratt of San Francisco, head Of the
department Of English; David P. Bur-
rows of Pomona, as head of the depart
ment Of history; Arthur w. Greeiy of
Berkeley, as teacher of biology; Miss
Florence Derby of San Diego, as teach
er of vocal music, and Miss Sallie Stark
Crocker of Coronado, as teacher of
drawing. Miss Pratt and Mr.. Greely
We're granted leave of absence for the
remainder Of the school year.
The San Diego State Normal School
will open on November I'd, and eighty
five students have applied for admis-
sion.
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Boy Run Over and Killed.

LOS ANGELES, Oct 27.-Yesterday
Charles Lingskog, a ten-year-old boy,
son Of John 2. Lingskog of the Arcade
Mill Company, was run over by car
on the University and Eastside car line
on Pasadena avenue and killed. He
was riding a bicycle between the car
tracks, and on the near approach of
the car he seemed to waver and turned
first to one side, then the other, and
at last fell directly in front of the car.
He was frightfully mangled.
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American Missionary Association.

CONCORD IN. H.), Oct. 21.-The
American Missionary Association to-
day elected the following officers:
President, DR.. F. A. Noble, Illinois; !;
Vice Presidents, Rev. Henry F. Hop
kins, Missouri; Rev. H. A. Stimson,
New York; Rev. DR.. II. A Washington.
Ohio; c. L. Meade, New York; Record
ing Secretaries-Rev. F. H. Beard,
Rev. F. P. Woodbury. and DR.. G. j.
Ryder, New York; Recording and Hon
orary Secretary, Rev. DR.. E. M. Stril-
by, New York; Treasurer III. w. Hub
bard, New York; Auditors-C. n.
Schenck, New York; E. NJ Baker. Con-
necticut. The closing session was held
tonight.
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VANCOUVER, Oct. 27.-In connec-
ton with the Hastings Mill fire, q ru-
NOR is float that j. J. Hill, President of
the Great Northern Railroad, has made
an offer for the site on which the mill
stood. This is the only available and
convenient site within the city for
station, and many believe the report
that Mr. Hill was after it.
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Railroad to Lake Atlin.

VICTORIA, Oct 27.-The Official
Gazette gives notice of the intended
construction of railway from North
Vancouver to the Lake Atlin gold
fields, via Bridge River and Lillooet.
There is said to be strong financial
backing behind the scheme, and work
will be pushed Immediately.
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Boots Sells Lucretia Borgia.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 27.-CharIes
Boots has sold the four-mile record
breaker, Lucretia Borgia, to Prince
Peniatowski. The daughter of Brutus
ran four miles in a special exhibition
at the Oakland track in the wonderful
time of 7:11 The Prince also pur
chased yearling sister to Lucretia
Borgia. The price was not made public.
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Hawaiian Commercial Company.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-At a
meeting of the Hawaiian Sugar and
Commercial Company held to-day the
old Board of Directors was replaced by
a new set of officials, as follows: H. p.
Baldwin, President; j. E. Castle, w.
NJ Alexander, Albert Meyer and E. M
Walsh, directors. G.. M. Rolph was
appointed Secretary.
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fragrant Irregularities.

OAKLAND, Oct. 21.-The Grand Jury
made it's report this afternoon, charging
irregularities of the most fragrant kind.
charge was made that Frank 7.
Thwaites, now dead, had fraudulently
drawn from the county treasury $40
600 by raising the amounts of his
warrants. He was stenographer in the
District Attorneys office under Shook.
1t was also charged that there were
other minor irregularities or bills al
lowed by the Supervisors. The expenses
of the County Infirmary were found to
be excessive.
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Sugar Market Very Weak.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 27.-The su-
gar market was very weak to-day, and
trade was demeralized in consequence
of the cut inaugurated by the Ar
buckles, and which was followed by
a similar reduction by the Western
Sugar Refinery Company. The price is
stationary az 5Ac.
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Steamer Believed to BE Lost.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-The steamer l..
r. Doty, Captain Smith, with her crew
of fifteen men, is believed by marine
men to have been lost in the great
storm in mid-lake, off Kenosha. The
probable fate of the Doty was learned
by the tug Prodigy, which was sent out
by the Independent Tug Line to-day to
search for the Doty and the schooner
Olive jeanette, which the steamer had
in tow. When near Kenosha the Prod
ICY came on a pile of wreckage.
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The Indiana Sails for Manila.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2I.-The
United States transport steamer Indi-
ana sailed this afternoon for Manila,
having on board the First and Second
BattalionS of the Kansas Regiment,
under command of Colonel Funston.
The men are not in the least crowded,
and the voyage will be a veritable
pleasure trip.
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A Tollgate Mans Narrow Escape.

REDDING, Oct. 21.-During a quar-
rel over a toll charge this morning
George A. Fitch a mining man, drew
a shotgun from his wagon seat and
fired point blank at Howard Shoe
maker, the toll-gate keeper The charge
of shot tore off a portion of the intend
ed victims hat and passing a house,
struck Miss Kate Murray, not serious
~ injuring her. Fitch has been ar
rested and released on bonds
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Liberal Gains in Germany.

BERLIN, Oct. 27.-In the elections
now in progress Of secondary electors
for choosing the members of the Prus-
sian Diet the scanty returns thus far
received point to Liberal gains. cspe-
cially in Charlottenburg, Dantzic, Koe-
nigburg, Stettin and Kiel. The Social
lists are also active in the contest, for
the most part supporting Radicals.
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Will Probably Die.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27.-The
death Of Mrs. Soledad Esqueda, who
was brutally beaten by her husband
about a month ago, is hourly expected.
She has been slowly sinking, and was
unconscious nearly al day. Esqueda
is in JAIL
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Died From His Injuries.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27-B. D.
Lacazette,e a saloonkeeper, died at the
French Hospital to-day from injuries
received last Sunday at the hands of a
crowd Of water front hoodlums while
trying to save his place from demolition
at the hands of the toughs. One Of his
assailants has been arrested.
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The New Ferryboat Berkeley.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 27.-The
southern Pacific's new ferryboat
berkeley was given her trial trip to-
day. A trip from one of the slips at
the foot of Market street to Oakland
Pier was made in seventeen minutes,
including the delay occasioned by a
passing barge. 1t is believed that after
the new ferryboat has been on the run
a rev weeks she will be able to make
the run from slip to slip in fifteen min
utes.
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A BOYS Fatal Mistake,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 27.-Harold
Haber, the two-year-old son of John
Haber, found a bottle of carbolic acid
to-day, and drank portion of the
contents. A physician was called, but
life.
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Nevadans Defeated.

San JOSE, Oct. 27.-The stalwarts
from the University of Nevada were
defeated by the football players Of
santa cara College to-day by a score
OF II TO .. 1t was a brilliant game,
fuli OF good plays on both sides. All
the scoring was done in the first half
During the second half the ball was In
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Relative to Rights of Voters.

MODESTO, Oct. 27.-Superior Judge
Minor handed down a decision to-day
in which he holds all persons who reg
istered prior to fifteen days before
election are entitled to vote. As a re-
suit of the decision 139 names are add
ed to the Great Register. No appeal
will be taken
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Disappearance Of AdoIph Goe+x.

ALAMEDA, Oct. 27.-The Alameda
Police Department is making no effort
to locate Adolph Goetz. the missing
S anford student, who was last seen in
TINS cl.y. Ihey say they have not been
oilieiany notified of his disappearance,
ana without such notification do not
ieei caheo upon to volunteer their serv-
ices IN the search for the missing man.
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All Name. to Go on the Ballots.

+ .SUISUN, Oct. N.-The protest which
o. B. Powers filed with County Clerk
Holiday last week, protesting against
printing upon the ballots to be used
at the general election in November
the names of either the Republican or
Democratic nominees for Constables
or Justices of the Peace, claiming them
to be illegal and in violation of the
Political Code of the State of Cali
fornia, has been referred to the Dis
trict Attorney, and he has advised
Clerk Holiday to have all the names
placed on the tickets.
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Insane Man Taken Into Custody.

officer Carol last night took into
custody a man who was raising a dis
turbance on N street between Eighth
and Ninth. The man, who gave his
name as John Carney was taken to
the Police Station. He is evidently in
sane.
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No Indian Outbreak Expected.

AUSTIN (Nev.) Oct. 27-The citi-
Zens of lone have no fear of serious
trouble with the Indians. No out
break is expected.
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fantry. which is camped here, was
clamoring for stoves and underclothing.
Tomorrow will be devoted to an in
spection of the site of Camp Thomas,
at Chickamauga Park.
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The Cottage City Arrives.

VICTORIA, Oct. 27.-The steamer
Cottage City arrived to-day from
Skaguay, Alaska.
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Met a Frightfu1 Death.

CAHTO, Oct. 21.-Charles Britt, a
recent arrival from Rocky Ford, Colo,
met a frightful death to-day in the
Laytonville Flour Mills. Britt in some
unknown way was caught in the main
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Mrs. Richard Cooper Dead.

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Mrs. Richard
Cooper, the last surviving daughter of
James Fennimore Cooper, the novelist.
is dead at her home in Cooperstown.
N. Y, aged 20 years. s
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shaft his lower limbs being ground
to a pulp in the machinery. He lived
for ten hours. Britt was % years Of
age and unmarried.
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Negro Murderers Hanged.

HOUSTON CTexas), Oct. 27-At
Richmond. Texas, Manuel Morris and
Peter Autre, negroes, were hanged
from a double gallows Morris mur-
dered and then outraged six-year-old
blind girl, and afterward confessed the
crime. Autre assassinated his mistress.
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WHAT IS
CREAM OF TARTAR?
1t comes from grapes and is yielded in
the process of wine-making, most
extensively in France and Italy.

Cream of tartar is brought in crude state to this
country where threequarters of the entire Importation
is refined to the highest grade in the works of the
Royal Baking Powder Company.
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Lot I. at S1.OO.
Lot 8. at S1.O0.

Mems red wooden undershirts
and drawers, and many cannot
wear but red in wool; the shirts
are well tape finished neck and
front, all finished seams; draw
ers reinforced. Price, per gar
ment, 81 each.
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GOT NO REWARD
FOR HIS TROUBLE.
A San Franciscan Returns From the
Copper River Country
After More Than a Years Fruitless Search
for Gold Deposits.

Flames Break Out in q Furniture
Store at Fresno, Completely
Cutting the Building and Caus-
ing a Loss Of Twelve Thousand
Dollars,
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Earth has nothing more tender than
4 pious Woman's heart.-Luther.
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After the Hastings Millsite.

Nevadas territory, but they could not
make a touchdown.
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Lot S at S1.OO.

LOT y. at .OO.
Mems firm vicuna merino un-
dershirts and drawers, splendid
wearing and dependable gar
ments, warm and well finished,
taped neck, silk front, finished
seams and reinforced gusset In
drawers. Price, 81 per garment.
Lot g.. at Sl.OO.
Mems good, heavy weight, re-
liable undershirts and drawers,
natural color, single breasted,
fine wool, warm, serviceable gar
ments, well finished and well
fitting. Priced, 81 per garment.
Lot J.. at S1.OO.
Mems ribbed wool underwear
in two colors-tan and salmon
splendid colors for working
mems wear; shirts taped neck
and front; drawers reinforced
with taped seams. Price, 81 per
garment.
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This highly refined, pure cream Of tartar-the
product of the healthl grape-is the material from
which pure and healthful baking powder must be
made More expensive of course, than other ngre-
dents frequently used, but being heahul itself adds
healthfuness to the food instead Of degrading do
the baking powders that are degraded in quality to
meet degraded price,
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Lot 4. at S1.OO.

Mems fine, heavy, soft wool un-
dershirts and drawers, fawn col
OF; shirts silk and tape finished
at neck and down front, drawers
reinforced and seams all finish
ed; sizes 34 to A. Priced, 81
per garment.
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Lot =. at S1.OO.
Lot 3. at S1.OO.

Mems vicuna color wool un-
dershirts and drawers of a me-
dunn heavy weight, shirts silk
finished and taped around neck
and down front, drawers rein
forced, and with tape finished
seams. Price, 81 per garment.
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The celebrated Royal Baking Powder is made Of
highly refined, pure and healthful cream of tartar.
Its great qualities have made it famous in every
country in the world, and it is the most appreciated
of all baking preparations b" all good cooks and up
to-date housekeepers.
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this smooth guest who has respect for atty
and supply you from SOC the garment price limit
We here the strongest line shown in Sacramento o)
lots at s. 90 the garment:
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WOmen'S
Cashmere Wool Hose,
25C pair.

Plain, long in the leg, elastic
and with finished seams, a de-
pendable fast black, and warm
Winter hose, with double heel
and toe; sizes S12 to 912. Price,
25c.
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Lot l.. at S1.OO.
Mems natural wool UNDER
shirts and drawers, sizes "a to
A; shirts have double back and
front, and the drawers have
double seat; finished seams
throughout. Priced, 81 per gar
ment.
Lot D. at S1.OO.
Mems natural wool heavy
weight fleece lined undershirts
and drawers, sizes 34 to Al;
warm, durable, well-made gar
ments, with ell reinforcements
and improvements. Priced, 81
per garment.
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Boys Golf Caps
at 15c

They're new arrivals, in navy
blue and pretty fancy mixtures.
Every one knows what golf
cap is, but our price is seldom
found on this quality of cap
25c each.
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Stainless fast black, Xxi and
2x1 ribbed, double knee, heel
and toe, are the qualities which
recommend these warm wool
hose to you for chi1dren's school
wear this Winter; sizes to 9;
Csc pair.
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MEMS WARM
WINTER WEIGHT
UNDERCARMENTS

Jack Frost has already reminded Us that
he has packed his grip and is coming this
way, and now it remains for Us to remind
you that this Is a store for men as we'll as
for women, and that we are prepared to
hello vou and all mankind to warm Win
ter Undergarments IN which to receive
, has no respect for person or person Atty,
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II5..T The Conf crate Spy q

The mil tary drama sfin FIVE acts,
entitled The Confede rate sp which.
Is ID course 81 rehearsat will be pre-;
scented &c the opera house on the night
81 May The " odmen and Roy
q Neighbnrs under whose auspices.
the play Wii pe 81 wen, VI soon
have tickets u a ale. General adj
missi VIII be 25z Cts; reserved seats
IS e. chil,lrsn Is Seats i, viii gbe.
placed on sale ~ Carlaon s..
Frost - drug store. The play sis 8
long one, and will occupy nearly three
hours ~ its prod o.. A special ef-
fort IS being made present the play
ina thoroughly satisf factory manner,
with the necessary music and other,
:accompaniments. s ,The Confederate
Spy IS full ofa thri Hing incid dents, and
those who attend will no doubt enjoy.
q good presentation Of thisa dram B. B.
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Auction Sale

The folloWin g ID Ia q fered for
sale ats public auoti o 90 90 Is pril 1905,
army farm IA section Of Lake An
drew: One span of horses about 8
years old milsh cove, 81 yearling
heller, spring calf oneself binder,
4 mo over, feed cutter, hay rakes,
4 sulk piow, va ons and pair 81
sbobsleds
Terms: All sums unde q. 90 Dash;
over that amount months time on
approved notes IS 8 per cent interest.
i. RIERSON D
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-03-22

Real estate IN Kandi yo hi county
comm ands good prices: Among the
real estate ransferss of late which took
place ins Harriso ere the toll lowing.
and the anno,ln paid per acre Was3
,above sthe avera Rel and
wife to- Valentine. Herr, one quarter
section tor s. 500; alentine Herr and
wife g Il I. Z shine er, l22s3 acres for
IS, 400; Peter j. Rae and wife Is
Daniel MEG rimmo 100 acres for
D83, zoo.
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Vie Yill Iul,llnlal,i

IS nunaerlt Co. has
decided rs GO out and Engaged,
mesto run put their. stock Goods;
will IS sold g u sacrif dee and parties
inneed 5of anythi II this line viii.
do vel .to call tille sho 81, 81 leave
% ordering unit resentat Yes sof
this firm have called
H. OLSEN
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-03-22
A11ctio Sale.

]. CarIin 6, town 81 Green
Lake Sec ats1o saltaulrda y,
.'a arch q, wide tire arrow
tire agon, CUB le & arr coy-.
lel buggy horse axes seeder,1
~ ohns Deere SUI loW, l6-inch hand
EploW, 4-ineh hand Cor
mick corn bind corn q 81 LAM
binders sSsS drag,
horse drag assent
saw, buck few penter tool
lone horse Junior Two
horse cu Bell ssity feed Ont 5
ter 200 Fair-
banks scales, l4 horses, brood soJvs,
lful blood s5shortlh 81 bun cows,
9ysal sets oSrkinR
harnesses i,. 81 u s.
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stores, inn
nun l,srF
sof Ta1 Hood I'm l HI
ohfc 81, bin.
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IEs yone having youna calves sfor
IN a I, please notify s. IA Roy
,.siaond Inn.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-03-22

t'aS II g Calm WayssSS 70 nctuTe them,
onegby one. hile high license served
toSWeeds out the lower class 81 dives,
the added attr ACTIONS Of those remain
ing served S. al enticement for men
and boys who woul a never 60 near
one 81 the low places, and while
th az Der of sal ons might be 1imi II
Cd, the amount 81 drin king done would
PRACTICAL q remain the same. dis
cdssing the blind -ppi and enforce
! lls, phase 81 the question, Mr.. Hi
leboe referred to the work inqs Of pro-
hibition IL North Dako ta The brew
ers rep ort showed that Is, 300 barrels.
ofsbeer had been ca n1su1ned III that
state during the past year. or q per.
capita ct1nsump tion q sgal Ion for.
each man, woman and child This he
admitted was q deplo i. record but
when compared with the license
state of kIinne sota, the result was not
M s,rable for pro hibiti on. he
saln,,,lilt cons umeds per Ga pita III
snesot for the 4 anne period and zac-
lcdrding to the same report was about
eight ga lons.S He gave an interesting
review Of the pro ibit ion moyemen il.
this city il the past. The speaker
showed that at. the lose 81 the two
years when prob ibition was is force
in y illmar the lind ggers' were.
on the run and "a az no man who was
not 9 trusted acco mpl lice 81 the blind.
pigs could get drink for love Or
money The speaker stated that twas
not enough that the issue carried
sat tue polls But that . ouncil should
IA elected which would enforc tho l,l,
laW and that the friends of the cause
sshoul give them their assistance
throughout the year. ne also recon-
snended that 8 llaee attorney be se-
slected to deal with the ssmal fry 81,
sas the district court procedure was
too cumbersome and al atory to deal
quick and energ etically with the
small ofender of the 8 aw. The vii
,lage charter he said rovided for the
annual appointment Of 4 svill age at
torney 81 which provision however the
Village had never vailed itself The
speaker showed that the cry off high
sers axes was 3 pueril leone atithe best
Even the sum s 300 derived & an
nuall from the salo IONS of N llmar
was clear pro tit, which the speaker
commended it u s not, the increase Of
taxes would be but q trihe over a half
sof a mil 666 cents on each 81 O0sot a.
sessed aluati 81. And the books
sof y any merchant u 81 d 81 illmar the
SPEAK furthers contende !, would show
bad accounts directly traceable to the
sal bona, absorbin The substance 81
theIde btors 20 AZ ore q an 81 set Tie re-
Sduced taxes.
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OCA BR|E

Fine Cabinet Pb otos ffof only 500
per dozen At carlson, y gallery
daughter came 70 gladden. the home
lof Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew ndqutsts
yesterday
OR SAIL ladies bicyc very
cheap Apply IS this Office or ad-
dress Box 2245, illmar, Inn.
=. segerstr enjoyed 9 visit
this week from HIS I brother sc sLitch,
field
The /. C..S z. meets next THURS
day afternoo e, g the
Salvatio on Army Hall
The Minneapo IS Cash Store special
sales as a vertised 5exc lusively is the
5.TRIBUNE have broig ht good results:
hen y on want rood from the new
woodward, leave your orders 81 the
Home Meat Market.
The Little Helpers ot the Swedish
sLuth. church vii meet with
lawson Saturda afternoon at. q
O'Clock.
Anderso Bros. have on exhibition
one of those. chain less Columbia BIZ
cycles. Il il 4 beauty ca and see
IL
a Men His, agent for pr ard IS
remedtes, has re,nove Boyd.
and VII 4 make iillmar his bead
quarters. sslsS
81 tanning Co have establis hed
Headquarters IN the Alderman Holt:
ing 81 the office 81 n Mark
h,ls..
Brogren the New london
tailor, has somet ling to say to the
public this week. See S a else
where.
The Ladies + arish Guild viii meet.
with Mrs Mossberg ii on riday
afternoonSo OF this Reelk. E1 AAl1s are cor
dial Invited.
tI Martin is among the Great
sNorthern emplo ges who have LEFT this
and vi seek work elsewhere
Nj. Martin left last week for the cities.
Rev ohnson, Sc Minneapo lis, will
speak 10 the Mission church next FRI
day evening - SO clock ohm
son ID the eloquent assist nta d Vlnexof
Sshe Swedish taberna cles 81 that AZ
hlrs. 3. Keyes ancis-.
|co, lecturer under the anspices of The
11iayi depa lrrttment 81 giene, interest-.
Ia the ladies az M llmar iins her health
subjects Int Th,ursda md Frida
Es Ohm Olson, ll,etttt known ii
mar among nh ~ ociates linn
John. He'd III DAssel rrecently Rll1ere
MA hid md ~ eatment forI
append till lime la Is5Iss2
iisses Izsora u n "a Bertla)
[EBredherg parti cipAted 81 tl,e pro-
for the ent given ~. q q
|t' ross and BE pupils az AtwaterI
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