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Willmar tribune., 1898-12-14
Real Estate Transfers

E. Lake Lillian, Dec. 9-Jens Enc
voldson to Lewis Larson NJ NW4,
Sec. %. S11lO.
Dec. 9-Wm. D. Woolson to c. j..
M. Gronlid ct al, SW4, ST SEA, Sec.
Il. $324O.
Dec. 9-Hans Gunderson to G. J.
NJ: Gronlid ct al M SCI, Sec. Il.
S108O.
Lake Lillian, Dec. 9--Fred Hodgdon
to Willie Selander NE4 SW7, Sec. 19.
S71l.25.
Holland, Dec. ST Abbes to Her.
man Mueller SE4, Sec. 18. $500.
Dec. 8-Charl Rossell to Thorsten
Stabeck SET, Sec. %. $4,000.
Fahlun-The Kandiyohi Co. Bank
to Chas. E. Peterson WI SE4, Sci
Sci and lot l, Sec. L.. $500.
Dec. 10. n. Ekdahl to Swan Elk
dahl lot 4 and 5, Sec. 6. $4,000.
Dec. 8-Elling> Ellingson to Swan
Ekdahl lot 5 of lot 3, Sec. 6. $40.
Gennessee, Dec. 1O-Christ. Pearson
to Andrew Nelson NE4 SW4, Sec. II.
$1l0O.
Willmar, Dec. 5-And. Larson to
Hans. H. Hanson NJ NW4, Sec. 18.
81.
Dec. 7-Martha H. Hanson Greve to
Hans H. Hanson Ell SW4, Sec. and
J of NJ NW4, Sec. 18. 81.
St. Johns, Dec. 7-Ole N. Ekdahl to
Swan Ekdahl WI Sci, Sec. 36. 800.
Dovre, Dec. locust. Gunderson
to ThOrsten Larson NJ NW4, SW1
NW4, NJ NW4 SW4, Sec. Is. $3.50.
New London, Dec. sc. S. Ogren
to John Edwin Ogren NW4 NW4, Sec.
Is. $3.50.
Village of Raymond, Dec. l2-Louis
Guhlke to Henry Serlet undivided ol
lot 4, block II. $3.50.
Village of Willmar, Dec. 6-S. E.
Stansberry ct al to Emma B. Car
ruthers lot S and ST of lot 4, block 83.
$3.50.
Dec. 6-J. S. Robbins ct al to And.
Ogren lot II, block 5. Sl25.
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-14
News
SpiCer.

Collin Noble is very low.
Elmer Thorson, our hardware mer-
chant, made a business trip to Sauk
Centre last week.
Jno. Goddard, of Marshall, Minp.,
is the name of the new tenant on the
-Spicer farm here.
Henry Martin and wife entertained
large number of friends last Wednes-
day evening at their home east of
Green Lake.
The Christian Endeavor Society is
arranging for a. Christmas program.
The entertainment will be held in the
Presbyterian church.
Miss Laura Anderson, teacher Of
the Diamond Lake school, was the
guest of Mr.. P. H. Parsons and
daughter.
Section Foreman John Shober has
moved to Monticello, Minn, to take
charge of a section there, and Chas.
Martinson has been made permanent
foreman here
A number OF our young men started
out last Tuesday evening to serenade
the newly married couple, Earnest
Martin and Miss Motley Henderson.
But somehow their courage failed
when within about mile of the house,
and the looked for music never came.
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-14

W0Htsi1xsa Ua Bsh11ge.J
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-14

Messrs. W. E. Stegner and Geo. c..
Clark, who have been in Willmar and
vicinity the past week Or so in the in
terest Of the Modern Brotherhood of
America, report a successful business.
They expect to institute a society here
shortly. The society is fraternal in
surance organization, and admits both
ladies and gentlemen.
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-14
HERE AND THERE.
AS Observed by a Tribune Re-
porter.

f. W. Minton made a trip to the
cities last week.
Miss Gertrude Doble is visiting with
relatives in St. Cloud.
Prof. Tjosvold visited with Sacred
Heart friends last week.
Frank Johnson, of Kerkhoven, was
a Willmar visitor last weeek.
Mrs. Black, of Minneapolis, is visit
ing at the Robbins residence
Mrs. James Rapp, of Wisconsin, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. Willis.
Miss Clara Moss has been confined
to the house the past week, on account
of illness.
Mrs. Gus. Bergman is enjoying a
visit from her son, who arrived from
the East last Saturday.
John L. Morrison, representing the
Minneapolis Times, was in Willmar
on business last week.
Henry Otos returned Monday to
Mapleton, N. D., after a few days visit
with relatives here.
Miss Helen Henry gave party last
Friday night to about twenty of her
friends.
Miss Loda Glassford, of New Lon
don, spent Sunday here, as the guest
of Mrs. JnO. Costello.
Mrs. A. N. Lewis and younger son
returned Thursday last from Massa-
chusetts.
G. E. Stefferson, of the Scribner
Sons publishing house, was in this
city last week.
Mrs. VIM. Weinberg, of New London,
visited with Mrs. Olof Olson the first
part of last week.
Mesdames Anderson, Weedal],
Bjornberg, and B]erkness visited in
Litchfield last week.
Grand Recorder Olson was in Haw-
ley last week in the interest of the A.
O. u. W. order.
Landlord Paris, of the Commercial
House, returned saturd day from busi-
ness trip to Yankton, S. D.
Miss Hilda Sorenson, of Martell,
Wisconsin, is visiting with Miss EN-
ma Molloy.
. Miss Minnie Thorson is home from
St. Paul, where she has been under
going treatment for her eyes.
Miss Laura johnson returned to her
home at Beardsley last Saturday,
after an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. J. c., Freese.
The beautiful home of Mrs. D. N.
Tallman was thrown open last Friday
afternoon for the ladies of St. Luke's
church. Coffee was served to large
number Of our people.
Miss Beise, who has been trimming
the past season at Miss Carlin's,s left
for st. Paul Sunday morning. She
will spend the holidays in the cities,
after which she will return to her
home IN Rochester. ~.
Lg - s" i 4
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-14
Cash Business After JANUARY
1, 1899. ).

To our Friends and Patrons:
We have determined that after Jan.
1st, 1899, we will do only a strictly
cash business. We are obliged to do
this to protect ourselves against. loss
and our patrons against high prices.
Our business has grown to such a
magnitude that we in justice toI our
selves and customers cannot conduct
our business along the lines of smaller
concerns. When you patronize a shop
where credit is extended, you must
pay, in the increased prices, not. only
for your own meat, but if the business
is to be continued also the bills which
are not paid. We are obliged to pay
cash for all our goods, as they ar
rive, and in advance for cattle and
therefore cannot extend the same cre-
dit as other lines of business where 60
or 80 days time is given on invoices.
We are satisfied that our customers
will be pleased with the new arrange
ment after they have given it "a trial.
Watch our front windows after Jan.
=, and see what we can do when we get
the cash. = All who pay their bills
promptly will find no hardship in the
new plan, after the REIMBURSEMENT has
once taken place, but will quickly
learn its advantages. Thanking all
for their liberal patronage inlthe past;
we will greatly appreciate the contin-
uance of their custom under our new
arrangement. We solicit the trade oi
all cash buyers. : 5=. ....=.. f.. ~ =.
Shops closed on Sundays after Jan
uary l. q * .. i. !, :..
.S.:. ~ =, ID. j. = AcKERMANs & HOLT,
7. /. ~ SAuU9 y 1klvD11l,sON,
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-14
Farm for Sale.

My farm of 246 acres, in town OF
Whitefeld, is for sale at low price.
14O acres in field free. from mustard
Good houses and full set of machinery
One thousand dollars in cash, re-
mainder may be paid on time if so de.
sired.
1w GUSTAV NORD,
Willmar.
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-14
Advertised Letters.

Willmar, Mimi, Dec. IL, 1898.
Boe. Mr.. Ole
Buell., Mr.. J. D.
Filler, Mr.. Christ.
Carstad, Hans E.
Haskin, Mr.. Carl
Hokinson, Andrew
johnson, Charley Foreign)
Lunn, Herr Adolf Foreign)
McNeill, w. Fl. :.
Nilsson, Mr.. o. M. (Foreign)
Ness, John Peterson { (Foreign)
Palmer, G. f.
Peterson, Mr.. Lars :.
Sterberg, Miss Minnie
: S. E. STANsBERRY, P. M
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-14

The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
E. church will serve coffee this after
noon at four o'clock, at the residence
of W. J. Doble. In the evening a So
cial will be held, at which coffee, ice
cream and cake will be served. All
are cordially invited.
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-14

Peter Bonde is considering the move
OF fitting up the upper story in his
new block for lodge rooms. If he
concludes to take such a. STEP AZ
,rangements will be made so that the
main room can be used for general
hall purposes when so needed.
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-14

The "O'Hoo]igan's Wedding" COM
pany played to a large house last
Saturday evening. The comedy was
a ]aughable one and being full OF
ludicrous situations could not fail to
please. The company left from here
to fill an engagement at ST. Cloud.
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-14
Ebony Goods! Ebony Goods

Our toilet sets in solid ebony are
arriving daily. We offer a fine line
in CLOTH BRUSHES, HAIR BRUSHES,
COMBS, MIRRORS, and the popular
MIL1TAIRE BRUSHES. Ebony articles
make an elegant present.
WENNERLUND'S -
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-14
Edwards.

90 Dec. 5.
Not quite enough snow for good
sleighing..
! 0. P. Oslie and Emil Erickson trans
acted business at Wlllmar last Thurs
day. ~. rez.- ..->~ - = ....a
Willie Lundberg, of Willmar,. was
on his new route again last Sunday
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-14
DR.. Humphreys "77."

"77'' knocks out the Grip. "
''77" breaks up Colds.
"77" stops a Cough.
For sale by all druggists, price 25c
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-14

Martin PETERSON, living north Of
town, has secured the position .ol
wheat buyer at the Home Elevator at
'A1uftabvh rtUtsIsnv1g bufit .s. .55 e
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-14
!. ,G.i.fI'ts'';?' 1 / Gifts? II

Wennerlund. the Jewelef, cen help
you yUlSs Nj pf1blen1! =.z 81 3
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-02

terbalte 5ugegen geme1en tpdren; bie1elben bdts
ten iih nod ppr Sagesunbru9 5~eritrellt nnb
tparen gsfloben. Mlsbalb begunn Die 8erfol@
guns, unb, pie 5uperIdfiige 8irser beRanp=
ten, tparsn I9on feds Neger e%et0btet, ebe
Sbriff StepbenfOn bon benz sebn Neilen
entfernten Worton nit MdnnI9aft ei1gez
~troffen mar. Die Neger batten ii9 in bic be-
na6barten Simple geflii4tst. Der Sheriff
nabm ibre 8erfolgung uuf; in bsrf4!s0enen
SGGen, mo- bieielben bepaffneten Wioeritano
leifteten, IoGen Nsger get0Otet tDorDen iein.
Sbsriff @tepenion, tpel9er befir4t.te,
baB bic nnruben UNI it9 greifen m0Gten, tez
legrdp6irte an 8ouperneur McSdurin I'M
6ilfe. Ser 9ouperreur mics ben Generalz
Mbiutanten 6enrD telsgrapbii4 an, nit elmer
Miliacompaqnie na9 benz Sdauplabe der
unruben ob5ugeben. Sieier a%ntpprtete, paB
feline Gpmpaenie Mili5 berfiigbar lei, oaB er
dber nit elmer G%ompagnie 8e%naffneter alien
m0elt4en 9eiftanb leiiten tperoe. Der 9oue
perneur, peG9er ii9 felbft mad 5arptrbiIe
6eseben bate, telegrdpbirte benz 9eneralz
abiutanten, baB feline 9ilfe ni6t %notbpenbi9
lei. gr BOTTLE, tpeiteres 8lutDergeBen bcrz
binbern gu f0nnsn, nd9bem Die erite 9iBe Der
2etbenI6aft DsrflOgen.
Nm Montag Morgen bolte Sheriff Ste
pbenfon Die flint bon benz erregten 8oltsbauz
fen perbafteten Neger aus benz 9efdngniffe
gu 6arperbiQe unb bra9te fe in 8egleitung
bpn finfaia ausqeiu6ten MGlnern na6
Soret.
gttpa ie6sbunbert bepaffnste We:Be ber@
Iu6ten, ben transport Der 9efangsnen gu
Derbinbern. Der Sheriff ertldrte absr, er
t6ue feline Bfli9t ais 8eanter, uno tperhe
feline @efangenen auf 9eben un0 Sob Der<
tbeioi9en. gr errei9te Sorelt o6ne neiteren
Mufent6alt unb bra9te bic Reger bort unter.
Oa bie1e aber and bort ni6t Iidler 81 1ein
I9iensn, bra9te er lie auf einem @iIenbabnz
suge mad Meribian, mo iie in 0aft bIeiben
foGen, Bis bic 8ube pieber Ergeitelt 1T.
Sn Sarper0iIe 6erri9te ndbrenb bes Saz
ges sroBe Nufregung. 9%epaffnete Mdnner
bur91treiften bic Walbungen nah benz Zee
geranfi6rer 8urte unb ieinsn &dmera0en.
eSn perI9iebsnen Hi9tungen bDrte man
.S9iTe fa1en; Of aher tpeitere N1eniden>
leben p~erloren gingen, lit nod nidt feitgez
1teat.
Die 2iite Der bis6er betannten Sobtsn nmz
faBt elf Ieger. @ie es beiBt, tpuroen audi
Nseer i'm 8albe niebergei9ofen unb bort
begraben, 10 buB iih niht fetitilen ldBt, ME
biele u~mgetommen iinb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-02

me6r @rnit Der lanae granddaughter pfli6t,
nGmli9 Der n~ot6fpenoigen 9efebgebnng be-
treffs Der l1mlaufsmtttel, tpibmen."
gu biefer @tuBerung BON @9ur5 m09ten
mir nod bemerfen. baB lsiber in Ipl9ell
Stuaten, in pelhen bic 0emotraten ni9t nie
i'm Staate Nep gort, ben Greiiil6erf9pinz
Del fallen lieBen, iOnOern i'm pieber in ibre
Stuutsz unb GOngreBbeairtsz PIatfOrr,en
aufnabmen, Die meiiten &epublifanes Den
WuRltampf ni3t iOpDhl auf 9runp Der
@dbrmngsfrage, in tpel9er Die republican,
f4e Partei am fuuberften baitebt, fOnoern
auf 9runb bon &riegs= unO 4nneriOnsz5ru=
gen gefibrt baden. ga prdftbent Mcainleb
felbt lieB in Ieinen in elmer Geibe hon Staa=
ten gebaltenen neuen 6eitz unb Stumprepen
bic WG6rungsfrage, Der er feline Grtpdblnna
peroantt, lints liegen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-02
9te bInti8enMmftrttte imNtiffifppi.
(@t. 2puiier .Mmerifo".l

8ei SarperptIe, in Scott Gountp, i'm Dftz
Gi9en Sbile bes 5taates Miiiiiippi, 1T IS
in ben leBten 5agen 5mii6en 8eiBsn unb
Negern gu 8lutbergieBen gefommen, bsfien
gnbe nod ni9t ab3u1eben lit.
Gin Streit e%ntftanb I'M lebtsn 5rsitag
5tpif9sn benz WeiBen @6as. 5reemcn uno
Ieinem farbisen Nrbeiter, i'm 8erlaufe befen
Der Neser ben WeiBen miBbanoelte. 99pn
am Sreitag Nbenb berfudjte cine Mn5abG
BeiBe, ben Neger in leinsm 9auIs au oerz
baften, fanben i'm aber ni9t Dor. Nm nd9z
item Nbenb mabten fie ii9 abermals uuter
6ii6rung bes Deputy" Waaace Siblep auf
ben @eg. 9a Der plan ni9t gebeim gebal=
ten morben mar, batten iiG etpa finf5ig
6reunbe bes Ne9erS in unb UNI bs1en Saus
in 9interbalt gelegt. Mls Der Deputy" Gin
LAB in bas 9aus begebrte, flog bic Sbir auf
unb cine Sable purbs auf bic @eiBen abgez
feuert, Die ii9 auriidaiebsn mlBsn, ba lie nur
ettpa a9t Mann tart tparet uno in Der Ounz
telbeit ibren perborsenen @e9nern ni9t bic
Spite bieten fpnnten. Ore: 2eute bieTer
Sberiffsmanni9aft tpurben peripunbet, ssz
langten aber nod am &beno nit 9ilfe ibrer
8ameroben mad benz cine Iieils entfernten
9arperpile. Der Deputy" Walact Sibz
lep tpar Bel Der Galbe auf Der Sreppe beg
9auies auIammengefunten; feline 2ei9e
puroe ert am anberen Sage i'm 9ofs bes
Negers %gefunben.
Das @epii9t BON benz ungliidli9en @erz
laufe Der Expedition berbrsitets ii9 md in
Der Na9t in Der sar5en Rd6barIbaft, unb
alsbolb i~trOnaten betpaffnete 8eiBs bon alien
9eiten na9 9arperDiae. Sc sogen na9
benz 9oufe bes Neeers unb erlangten DON
befen Mutter Die Ndmen bon etfpa Dier5ig
Negern, Die ben Gbenb Dorbsr Del benz 9in=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-02

Baron 9ipauli bat innerbalb Der MaiprttGt
iiberbaupt unb innerbal6 Der tleritalen Bur-
tel in%sbeIonbere cine fOrmli9e Bride gu Der
beltf9en SppoiitiOn gu bilben berimdt. bat
ii9 fogar einmal i'm porigen Sabre in elmer
Hebe iiber bic Spra6enfrage sur beutz
f9en @emeinbiirgerf9aft betannt, mar me-
gen feines rSpra9enantrages", in tpeldem
Die 4ufbebung Der Spra4enberorbnung berz
langt mar, Der 9~egenitanb ~piitbenber Qtrs
grtffe 1eitens Der Sf9e9en unb lit hamals
f9on nabe5u aus Der MaaioritGt ausgeT6lo1z
fen tpprben. DAB bic Wa6l bes Grafen
S6un unter ben bielen Observation-Disclosures
auf Der &e9ten gerabe duf 0ipauli fiel,
f0nnte baber, penn er aud Der &e9tea atgez
bort, beinabe als cine 5reunbli9feit fir ben
beutI9en S%tanbpuntt ungeIeben tperben,
tpenn nibt bielfa9e @rfubrung bic 9eutf9en
ldngit gu einsefleif9ten Pefitmiften gema9t
bdtte. 8ielei9t benefit gerabe bic Grnenz
nung OipauliS gum Mintiter anb bic Sc
f~tattung bieier @%rnennung ieitens Der Side
9en, haB 9ipauli 3ubpr bic 8erpfli9tuns
iibernOmmen bat, feinen WunI9 na9 DUFF
bebung Der @pra3enoerorbnung 81 begraben
unb feline ipra@re9tli6en Mnregungen in Der
5oIge ruben gu lufien. On benz G;ndna>
miniiter &ai3G bat man ia ioeben ben Grab
BON @anblungsfGbigteit beftaunsn fDnnen,
ben Elm 4bgeorOneter, tpenn er MiniIlsr
pirb, bur95uma9en bermag. SSn Der Nuss
gGet1sfrage bat Baron 9ipauli nod Dor
%einigen 8o9en i'm Nbgeerbnetenhaule febr
eini6neibenbe Mobifitationen an Der Gegiez
run9sporlage b~erlangt unb Qmenbements
Der Sutbolif6en 8pltspartei i'm SHINE Der
Sntereien Oeferrei4s angetiinoigt. Mls
9anoelsmtniiter tpirO er Elm fpeaifif6er 0u5e
~glei9sminifter unb baber in Der Gage fein,
ieinem Worte treu gu fein.
X 81
User in ben Iebten 5u9en NaGmittdgs
iia auf Der &ingtruBe uufbieIt, fOunte cine
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-02

6enbofen BON $1,000 &ubifmeter Sn9alt.
NuBer6em ION Der Der 5irmu Sarot, pDz
cornn &c So. ge6Drige 9ablbauier Weiber
UNI etma 10000 &ubitmeter bergrOBert
tperoen.
Ser @runbtein an Der 8ebert9alEperre
tuurbe am 20. Muguit 1896 in 9egenpart
bes Sberz unb bes 8egierungsprditoenten
aeleot uno bic 8auarbeit unter Sberleitung
bes @ebeimen &egierungsrdtbss Profeilors
sSsnBe BON Der te9nii9en So4i9uie IN
GLADDEN. 10 gefDrbert, baB bas Werf nun
poGenbet bafte6t. Ser 8au Der 2ingeier=
t6alfperre, gu Der Der Srunbftein am Z.
SUM- b. S. eelegt nurbe, foa 10 9%eforoert
merben, baB er i'm CONNER 1899 ooleroet
Iein niro. Die Qrbeiten fir Die ArS@
glei9snei6er finh e~6enfals bereits pergeben
unb perhen in Sturgeon in 4ngriff gei1orlz
men nerben. go 1T bic WDgli3fett gegez
ben, baB bic gan5e groBurtige 4ntage I'M
nd6ten Sabre bOnenbet iein uno ben: s5ez
triebe ii6ergeben tperoen tpiro gum Se9eH
Der SnbuItrie unb Der StGhte, bic aus Dem
@erfe Srinfpaf1er be3ie6en rerben. DAP
bic Snouftrie ii9 Die 10 %gemonnenen Mo1z
ierfrGfte Der Wupper febr balo olenit5at
MAIDEN snirb, bas 3eist Die @nlage oes Glea
Embellishments in Miineften, Dem Ii9erl't9
bdlb anDere unterne6mungen folgen neroer.
Die Anlagetoften Der geiammten AHlage
b~eGaufsn fi9 auf 100000 Marf. Die
@erSinfung bes erforberlt6en @n!asetapiz
tals nit 81 pro5ent unb bic NmOrtiiation
nit J proaent beruriadt cine IdDrli6e
Nuseabe bon $4,000 Marf. Ntmmt man
bic id6rli6e Nusga6e fir 8ebienurg und
l1nterbaltuns nit 1000 Murt bin3u, 10 lit
cine idbrli9e 8etriebsuusgabe DOn 71,000
Mart gu beden. gu biefen Soften trcgen
bic Stdbte Gl6erfelb unb 8armen Id9rli9
10000 Mart Bel, Der Reit pirb BON ben
Snterefenten aufge6ra3t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-02

Der ausge3et9nete unab6Gngtgre rec
pubIttani6e 8unbesfendtor
9eorg 8. @e11ingtun BON Marpz
Lamb, Der bas 9eutf9t9um ieiner
braben etnfaAen ei~ngepan0erten @ltern ntez
mails %perleugnet, na6m an benz iosben gez.
f~eierten ie93igidbrigen SubilGum Der oeutz
19en ebangelti9zlutberii9en DreieiniJfettsz
fir6e in Baltimore tbeil, l1nb er lieB ii9
beittmmen, bel Der apeiten Seier am 46en8
gu Der %rieiigen SeitOeriammlung gu iprsz
den. @ie er bies that, bdriiber fdgt iein
politti4er @tgner, Der nSeutf8e Gora
refponbent" in Baltimore:
vSenotpr We4ingtpn's &ebe mar in ie6er
6inIi9t Elm pratortfdes Meiiternerf. Weitz
bin er16alte feline Stimme, unb einen ttefen,
undusl0f9li9en @inbrud ma9te bic beuti9e
8orrebe, porin er NIT Stol3 feline beutf9e
6ertunft befunbete. Spbann ging er auf
0as Ieltene 5e1t iiber, bas bic @emeinbe
feiert; auf bic berrGib gef9miidte &ir@e; auf
ben groBen @ifsr Der Mitglieber, unb for
berte bic gtfammte 9emeinoe uuf, treu uno
sinmiit6ig 3uiammen gu ite6en, atm biefes
i90ne beutf6e @Ottesbaus au4 in Der 3u=
funft gu erbalten."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-02
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Summer Complaints

Sin balber Bis elm guna.r EbesIDfiel bon GReabp &.s
lief in einem balben @laie Waaer, tpiepsrbolt 10 oft
trduft nit &eabD &elief auf bic MtaqenoeseuO unD ben
2eib qeleet, oeSdbrt iOfortiut @rleibterung une bes
nertiteliet cine balbigs Sur.\
SnnerliG-@in bulber bis elm oan3er Sbeel0ffel in
eintm balben @loie gGafer ~beieitigt in ~tpeni9en Mts
nuten ardmpfe, S6piuOelanidQe, lauren Wtdgen,
Nauiea, Grbreben, SoSbrennen, NerDoftdt, S6lafA
lpFofeit, Dtisrdne, Sldbungsn uuO aae inntrli@en Ses
i%diperoeH.
Sc erifirt fem 6eilmittel in Der Welt, has Gieber
uub q4ttie(fiebcr lnO ale anoeren mdlarilden. biliSs
fen uno anoere 6isber il @ereins nit q a b m q D. 8
9iGfeu 10 raid tDie q a b tu q D. 9 &ta
lie bebebt.
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1898-03-24
SENATE CON MiTTEE
Reports In Favor Of the Annexation Of che
Hawaiian Islands.

HhWHubn AsionOBs
WASHINGTON, March 17.-Secretary
Alger sent to the house Wednesday an
urgent request for an increase in the
medical corps of the army which has
become absolutely necessary through
the additions of the artillery forces and
by the garrisoning of the numerous
small posts. At the present time, the
secretary says, several of our military
posts which are garrisoned by full
regiment or more and which should
have three medical officers have but
two
The receipts from customs Wednes-
day amounted to sl,7l9,737. This is
the highest point by nearly S365, 900
that the customs reached since the new
tariff went into effect about eight
months ago. For some time the re-
ceipts from customs have been in
creasing with regularity, but only
lately has the increase become notice
able from day to day. 1t is believed
that importation of sugar is beginning
to contribute materially to the re-
ceipts.
WASHINGTON, March 17.-The house
committee on naval affairs discussed
the recommendations of the secre-
tary of the navy Wednesday as to
increases in some branches of the
service, but took no important
action. The secretary wants author
ity for the appointment of acting
assistant surgeons by the president
and the sentiment, it is stated, is favor
able to granting that recommendation.
The request for large number of
skilled machinists in the navy as we'll
as the further augmentation of the
engineer corps caused vigorous
discussion which, however, met
with no significant result. A motion
was made for the authorize tion of the
construction of six torpedo boats and
six torpedo boat destroyers. 1t was
Immediately challenged as involving a
large expenditure and after some dis
cussion action was deferred. 1t was
agreed that the addition of IS assist
ant paymasters should be allowed.
Some dock details were also discussed.
WASHINGTON, March 17.-The senate
committee on foreign relations We'd
nesday agreed to recommend that the
Hawaiian islands be annexed by legis-
lation in open session and agreed upon
a joint resolution for the accomplish
ment OF this purpose, which Senator
Davis was authorized 70 report to the
senate.
Later in the senate chamber Senator
Davis reported q joint resolution pro-
viding for the annexation of the Ha-
waiian islands.
The joint resolution went to the cal
endar. Senator Davis did not give any
notice of calling it up.
Mr.. Grosvenor, of Ohio, in the house
Wednesday afternoon, denied emphat-
ically that the president desired con-
gress to adjourn in the immediate fu.
ture.