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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
Why This Oh &nge Of Base :

Editor Caucasian: During tn
q 1. bile between the Cr,kei-B-i
mont-0nrman $1,000 DIM rites an
tns Chicago Platform Jsferson-$1
D,nnerit. 8 ~ New York, my att-D-
non, and . great many others, wst
called to . particular lucids 1t. which
s aslll open for Interpretation
Toe .mm,ttse Of 100 o. the Chi
caeo Pla T .rm Dinn-rrtes is COM
o =. d of Silver D. mocrass and B.. :
.ublicans, Popul's 8, Trades and
L~b y Uoi"nists, Knights Ut Labor
and other reform rs.
Toy pr .poaed to sind invitations
e" G .vern"r P rgree, Alrg-ld. Hon.
Thomas E. Watson, Coi1 Harvey
md others. but At the request oil
Ne. Bryan this was ia he . - x~' !.
Won k,ngmen's J.f rson D,rne-
With Mr.. BRAN AS star. aud ID
B -lmout. Mss Helen Gould and 1.
tew others Ms invited CUES 8.
Why suddenly this chan :. Of bss.
JOHN RANCH.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
StOrs ssl . Slave

To n bound hand ard foot for years
ny the ch .ins al disease il the worst
forms Of .lAv~ry. GeOrxe D. William,
Of Manchester, Mich. tells how 81 n =
slave was made free. He says: my
wife ta- been 40 heipless for 6ve years
nat SIZE could not turn Over in b-d
alone After using two bottles Of Olec-
trio Bit'ers, she is wonderfully imDrOv-
I'd aud able Ia do her own work. "rhis
supr-me remedy for female diseases
quickly cures nervousness, sleeple>s-
Ies-, m-iAnchOly. headache, bAckxcbe
fainti"x aud d Ely spells. This mir
acl- working m.u,ciDe 10 . g"d.end e
weak, s,ck'y Fan d .~n p.."pi-. Every
bottle guaranteed. Only 30 cents.
Sold b. ell dfugg.ss.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
Apt Quota Ions.

Proverbs, ax,oms and wise saying
have been Uttered By Confd i"us a'o
~ her y 10 men tram time lon "emartAl,
but few veople r~aisz- h"w 'nssy thee
ar Of them. G. l. hos d d 20, Ut Sas-
:. D. Pills fame, have ever ~ SnOu>a-
and they have originated the 'ng~ni. u
Vim OF serving them ~ In deIecta BIZ
shape in thousands Of neWsp Apess, vii
each one neatly turning . .'s'nt ~ Z.
the merit Of their we'll In .Wn medt
.:lne. THE ex e,.sive uee Ui shrse pr''.
We. b, 10 oeigiusl and credi,able to Hood
| 6 Co.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

ffsily ssrp hosdsy. ,I,.y 49,
.ubdsy.
Tr.in ON the Ro,slsnd Hsrh Bs.neA -
ssss edo" Z 10 y n. hsiifaa a. . a.
'rrives soo'isnd N~ct u 8 - p. n. d.
nhs %. y "a. kn'seon - p. -. ksss0-
'oZ . m. arriving Halifax Ills Q O.
Weldon a. Is Q. m.
Trrinson washing.on Branch issw WssA-
st"n ~ . m aud ltN p. n. as1vs rAs>
'neie n 10 . IN and Leo IN, rusnSuaaa
--se PsrD~ie s:xo o. n. and e.10 p. O., e
we sshinEtou lilo q. m md Tn .. a,
'siiv.
Tr.in I~sves Tsrhoro. n. G.. dolly sss.va
'undsy 5S p N, Sunday 40 D q q.
nves Plymouth 7:S0 y N Q .. n, sUens0-
n. i@svs~ fis mouth daily ss0V oasAay
30 . m. aud eusisy So m esuvO 1oe
,oro iU.o m aud II % q ..
Tam Oh Aidistd n 4 BruoeA tosVn
voids'oro d.iiy. ex4b< sunday. ITO Q. -,
,rriv'ng Ssn tbnssd su O. a.. Q susuaal
caves sIIfhneid s.0O q. . :. asnsO q 49,
1rsii.s y. Asshvilis BnpcA tssvs R~eHv
aouni u ~, 2 m, asrv~ kaahvalle 80 .
IN. . ms Hots a.D p. n, ssSuspssR lDVs
'prine Hoe s.O o. ~. Nod vile 81 .. q.
rive ~ k&rsy Mount ~ . -. 1aily g.
Iran . Clinton Br..es l.svs. ws.,.
r linton daily. sa0A SUNDAY. u.Aa a..
nd >.io v ~, rvtufuins tssvO Clasass =
Train No - ushs. clons euoS~usSoa q
Weldon Tor ali s-vinss k0oh Aaaiy. 81 ~
- kich mond. Also q kocG~ N0ass ~
svrfoik ani Casoi,ns 4 4 fUe AosSoak -
a poino NORM sis Nosfo,k
n. y. khEkcOH. ~ PsD A.
J. X kkNLf. s,ss1 Msa.
Z. u kAkhsOh. rsso~ 0aaa~.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

Spring ands every body les run down."
Spring iaasud~" phrase
saJDe, but strictly soie tito fact.
. or H.
tsknk marvellous nvgoratiog
do
vaueess Panes
delighted wonderful adng us
dspod during these
ably econdsh her fo a celery compound.
remedies making people we'll iosuring
eakdOwns
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
March, APRIL, May,
Paine's Celery Compound the Best Spring
Medicine in the World.

feeling Lar diminished d,.roa
that
The pessishoes
often
the mslsd.s
%
the fair this wonderful rsm.d,-:o
Nov spring
the blood
compound assists
food of
item and ailments akin v-ry
blood vlI
and accurate spring remedy formulated.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

Rob Childbirth Of its Terrors and
II MIN the Pain and Dangers Of La
bH b. using simmons SquaW Vine
Wine q Tablets.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
Ell PAsO n c..
March % 1899.


March % 1899.
EDITOR CAUCASIAN: = A. n meeting
o representative Populists bed ~,
Southport on the night "f the 20 b il
was unanimously res, lsed that W.
are in favor of an early State con-
ven'ion 70 outline policy 10 be pur-
sud by the party 10 the future. Aud
the chairman,f the executive com.
mi tee vas instructed to call q ma ?
Convention Of he ,.arty when such
nvenii n vas called, and to send
the pro &C aes of this meeting &c
th- CAUCASIAN with requ. st to pub
lisN 'te snm,.
Weare not dead nor dying.
w. w. DRaw,
Chm c.. Ex. Com.
, Progressive Farmer please copy,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

! - /" NV Ll
IN MAGAZINE sl.
though it xives tn.
very latest hOm
snd foreign fash
ions each month
this 10 only one e,
ito many valuab /.
features It hs
50 18th ng for eaci
tnem Der Of the fan,
lily, for ev. ~ d.
~ tue I OF tn
household and il
varied contents ~
OF the highest grad.
making it prv-ep
neitly THE FAN
lily MAGAZINE
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
Spring Unlocks
The FLOWERS

10 Paint tie Laughing SOL"
And not eren Nature svould
allo1u the flowers to o-ozv
and blossom to perfection
without good soil. Nov
Nature and people are much
alike; the former must haze
sunshine. latter must have
pure blood in orde, to haze
perfect health.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures blood tror.
oles OF all sorts. It Is to the human
system what sunshine is TO Nature
the destroyer Of disease germs. II
nerer disappoints.
were not seven drops OF good blood IN N.
oony. Hoods Sarsaparilla built me up and
made me strong and we'll" Susfr re Rsow~
10 Astor Hill. Lynn. Mass.
dyspepsia, etc. complication Of
troubles, dyspepsia, chronic catarrb ana
Inflammation OF the stomach, rheumatism-
etc. mace me miserable. Had no Appetite
until ! took Hoods SarsapariIla. Which
acted IKE magic. l am thoroughly cured :"
n. u. SEELEY. 1874 w. l4th Av., Denve.. Col.
rheumatism my husband Wa
ooiiged TO give up work on account OF rheu.
matism. No remedy helped until he used
hoods Sarsaparllla. which permanently
cured MIN: 1t cured my daughter Of ca
tarrn. ! give 1t to the children with GOOD
results" MRS. ]. s. MCMArH. Stamford e.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
? R B 3 S E Z |
DISTRIBUTION.
LISTEN LISTEN
LISTEN

~Sl 90 worth of ~hnic. v.ge',b'
oeeds FREE B>OLU rEIY'
any OeS-Ou who repeWs bis sui
scsipss0n' and s-.d o,~ s~'
sub,csibes tn TIL Z CAUCASIA
for one gear.
6Oc 0ost b .eeds free for 6 month
renewal ard one nev subscri,
ton.
Th-~ seeda re offes are put up b,
relisoe concssn Nho-e se~d us'
awarded WORLDS Fair M-dsI sud D.,
Iona, and thousands of farmers fso
eli parts Of the coUotry speak in big
e. terms Of their good Qusiiry.
We Offer ten Grand spec,sifies :
following seeds 3" TEN cent psrks
Resos, Pess, CaabaG~. A~lvn, Sqas
lIesiuc~, Cucnmber. C.sr"s. r..sss
RsAish. R~o~ob~s you Do NOT o.
sne cent fsss thsps s-sss-orly ses
,oaS Subscription ana seoa one
subsceibee - THE CAUCASIAN
one gar and get ten psvese; % IVs .
- 0a0pd above.
Every pess0e Vho has . gasd
ooSuld b. oil means reserve . {.
rows for or assortment Of seeds-
~ psckass n FIsWsP aeeAs O.
tsipiog go snsSsis vilrbe =
gives 10 The yos.g sady =
sends us . Sub estoe1.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

r THE WORLD. 4 fu1nishes the s..
thoughts Of the mot interesting and MOI
progressive writer's Of the day and is abrea.
4 the times in ev~ry,hine-Art Litera ur
,cience Society Affsirs. Fiction, Household
iattsrs. Sports etc. single number fr
, entity con'aini & from ~ I" 3On dine =,
.ravings, making Il the MOST fOMPLErl
MD MOST PROFUSET.Y ILLUSTRATE
4 the GREAT MONCHLIES
DEMOKESrS MAGAZINE Fashion u
.artm. Mt Is IA everv way far ahead Of thu
.ntained in any other publication.
Subscribers are EMIT ed each month to pa
erus nf the latest fashions in WOnen's
re AT NO COST TO rHEx other than that ne
<snry for postage and wrapping.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

- I. 49, .-.-.ss~-.s>s ssss~gs
Take G4scsfets C.aJs CAihsrtle Dos ar a
y Z { fall 10 cure Druggists sefuaA 1872
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

al ssaA.-s 80 - 0nss - - 49,
cs.s ssaanss sasxlB - sssUsos. - -
&C. ian - ME. osrv0 - v10og - u03o
- OeaAerU0ess. - - 49, -
- N or9W1mA 0Q0 C~DOnD
- - - - - -
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
&od5 SanqboaM
az27;lEzl211mz

Hoods Pills cure liver Ills the non IRRITATING ana
only cathartic to take with iinod Snr,x na 1iIIe
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06
A We ~ FOh
DEMOREST's
FAMILY
MAGAZINE.
$l.OO
he subscription price o
DemOr.sis 10 rtsiuc~d
to 81 " q year.

DEMORESTS FAMILY MAGAZINE
uore than . FASHION MAGAZINE al
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

OF.
SEC. 6 All elections by the peopI.
hall be by ballot, aod all elections
y the General Assembly shall BE-
iva voee.
Sc. z. Every voter in North Car.
lima, except a. in this Art. disquali,
id. shall be eligible to Off 20, bu,
before entering upon the duties Of
rue cfice he shall take and subscrib.
the following oath: "t...........d do
:. lemnly swear or ffiem, that l Will
support and maintain the constitu
ion and laws Of the U s. and toe
',usttutioo and laws of North Care.
lima, not Inconsistent herewith. anc
that I will faithfully discharge the
duties of nv efice a. ......... S.
,.lp me G.d."
Sec. 8. The following classes o.
persons shall be di, q ,alified for Of
as: First. all NJ rsons who deny tn
being # Almighty God. Second, al
persons uho shxll have been conv'~
ted r CO. f-ssed their guilt on ind lot
ment pending, and WHETHER sent-n-
cad or not; or uud-r ,dxment sus
pead d, Il any 'asson or felonv, o
any o,h.r crime FIR Viii h the pun
iahment m y he imnrisor ment in III,
psni'e i-ry, sin - becomi e Q til q,
OF the Uoil. d s ats. Of e"rrnpal Il
and m-loractice in e. 20 uuies. sue
person shall be r-stor-d to the right
Of ci'iz-ushlp in . manner prescrlh
ed by Law.
i SIC, 9. Tho act shall be in fore
from and after its ratification.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-04-06

-W08 alnnoA Ge0D . -
ns1kraeA 0uonA t-AO11g - -
>mA3 80 -
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13
EAST LAKE LILLIAN.


Mr.. Albin Anderson has been ap-
pointed clerk of Dist. No. 50, vice Mr..
Ha IL, resigned.
Again rumor has it that another
change in our local mail system will
soon take place.
Henry Feig's articles are monstrous.
Glad to learn no more will appear in
the TRIBUNE. ~ = ":' =
It IS our sad duty to chronicle this
week the death OF Mrs. J. S. from
berg. AS stated last week she had
for some time been the victim of con
sumption, and very little hope for her
recovery had been entertained by her
nearest relatives, Mrs. Tromherg
had been resident OF this town for
many years, and she had won the re,
spect and good will OF all by her pa
thence and fortitude through years OF
misfortune adversities. A husband
and five children survive to mourn
the loss OF devoted wife and loving
mother. -
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13
p. FREEBERG,
" >HHM FRAMEs. E nooh
Window screens, wood turning
and scroll saving.
WILLMAR. MINI.

entirely dem olished. Store doors were
opened with skeleton keys. The follow
ing amounts are missing: Over $500
in cash, one small check for Sll. l.2S.
drawn by the Booth Packing Co. of
Minneapolis, Minn.. to A. N. Oblinger
and endorsed by him only: two bank
certificates of deposit on State Bank of
New London, Mimi, a lot of wheat
tickets mostly issued in our name on
Cargill Elevators at Hawick and New
London, and some on Thorpe Elevator
Co. at New London; also tickets ON
elevator at Pennock, MINI. These are
all old storage tickets. Deeds. old
reports, Cancelled notes and a school
land certificate are also missing. All
this was in the steel cash box inside
OF safe. Ihls was knocked loose and
wholly taken away. One ladies' size
Hunting case watch-Wa altman move:
ment, two nickle watches, one Foehl
y Weeks F. A. Misunderstanding Co. re-
volver--32 calibre, 81 inch barrel, nie=
kel, and two second hand double bar
rel lz,guage shot guns were also taxi
en-. one OF the blacksmith shops is
snort one large sledge and a large
wrench These heavy articles taken
would make US come to the belief that
they drove in and drove out of town.
Tools taken from the blacksmith shop
were found. on floor near safe, also
one piece fuse with ca p attached and
one bottle with some kind Of an oily
substance.
''1nqutre at your livery stables if any
strangers had gone out with teams
on the night of Nov. q and come back.
on the morning of the 28th, and if
any explosi ives such as nitro -glycerine
Or dynamite had been purchased,
also caps together with fuse. Any in
formation which will lead to their
arrGsb will be rewarded BY u.s., s
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13
AUCTION SALE.

AS I have rented my farm, l will
sell at public auction at my place in
Sec. Is, town Of Fahlun, on Friday,
December Is, 1899, beginning at 10
O'Clock q. NJ, the following described
property:
II horses, from a spring eolt to
horses Is years old: l3 milch COWS, 2
2-year old heifers, 2 yearling heifers,
9 calves, 9 sheep, binder, | mower,
2 drills, 2 hay rakes, 3 wagons, two
broad tired; l spring wagon, / top
buggy, 2 pair bob-slelgbs, 4 stubble
plows, l combined corn cultivator,
and other articles too numerous to
mention.
Terms: All sums under $500, cash:
on sums over that amount time will
be given until Nov. l, 1900, on ap-
proved notes bearing 6 per cent in
terest.
w. E. PARSONS.
J. G.. Monson, Auctioneer.
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13
kept.' But no time is suggested when

kept But no time is suggested when
this sacred obligation is to be dis
charged, and further down he says
the island is tied to US with SINGULAR
~ intimate ties and time will be re-
quired to show whether they will be-
come organic or only conventional.
Meanwhile the Cuban patriots are
waiting for their independence.
In regard to the Philippines the
president recites his side Of the case,
perhaps little less assuredly than on
his stumping tour, but still strong
enough to intimate that what by his
pleasure has been done must not he
undone. He says he doesn't want
congress to meddle with his little war
just yet, but after he has the natives
whipped he will want congress to give
them SO good a government that they
will realize that they have been
slaughtered for their own benefit and
killed to insure their own liberty.
lie speaks of his Philippine commits
sion, which was created without a,l-
thority of congress, and intimates that
he will again direct the same to go 10
the islands to pursue investigation.
The president mentions the agree.
ment by which the United States' fac
is granted the questionable privilege
to float over the slave-pens and ha.
rems of the MOhamedans OF the Su u
islands, and while he has approved ot
the same, be has directed that tie
agreement must not be taken for VIII at
it means, namely that the United
States thereby recognizes slavery in
any form OF the polygamous prac'i
ces OF the islands he says nothing.
If any republican member in CO l.
gress should feel that the president
assumes too much in not asking I'D
vice of congress for the proper dispo'
sition of the Philippine question, he
may console himself that upon The
trust question at least he has been al
lowed some latitude.
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13
OF hay his team became frightened and
ran aWaN too t.innc d1,,un couonol ,,olo

of hay his team became frightened and
ran away, tearing down several rods
of fence and damaging the wagon and
rack to some extent. The horses were
not injured.
. Dear friend Harrison, please here
after report news from your own town
and NOT get ours mixed in with yours
as it spoils the whole thing, and be-
sides yon are not always sure of get:
ting the story from an authentic stand
point, as in the case of that social at
NJ. L. Nash's, which you will see in
our column this week. Perhaps some
items from here might be found among
the Boer news. Again, dear friend
Harrison, you say we have not written
for the last five or six months. You
would have been about as nearly right
if you had said five or six years.
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13
WAR n Err.

DCC. 8.
The Peterson brothers have returned
from the West and will remain at
home over winter
The Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs.
Johnson's g last Wednesday.
The schoolhouse in Dist. 81 has
been papered, and curtains have been
hung.
George and Hedge Torrison will
leave for the pineries, we are told.
Mikkel Olson has been allowed in
surance for damages done to his
crop by the hail storm that destroyed
so much grain in this neighborhood
last summer.
A Christmas program will be given
in the sehoolhouse at Warner. Date
will be announced later,
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13

The editor has a circular letter from
L. G. Brown & Co., Of Minneapolis,
giving him pointers on "successiul
speculation in wheat" Among other
things, the circular says, "the genera
prosperity of the country warrants a
better price for wheat. :" The way we
feel up in this neck of the woods is
best expressed this way: ga better
price of wheat would warrant q little
prosperity" If L. G. B. a CO. had
a sure proposition in wheat they
would be very likely to be looking up
strangers throughout the country to
become beneficiaries of the same. We
shall not become a lamb of yours, sirs.
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13
SvEA.

Vo0' =
It seems that winter is slow in. max:
ing its appearance. But look out for
a blizzard: Before you. are aware of
it, it will be here.
A gathering of young people husked
corn at N. o. Nelson's last Thursday.
Christmas will be here in short
time. Everybody is preparing for it
in one way or another. Let US all de-
eide to celebrate this once in proper
manner, that will be credit to every
body.
Therewill be a children's festival
date is not set yet. The children are
practicing for the occasion.
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13
IRVING.
Dec. IL.

A social was held at Nj. E. Nash s
Wednesday evening. About eight dol
lars were realized from the sale Of
tickets for supper. This will be given
to the minister in recognition of
his good services held in the school
house Sunday. ..
Edwin Pau1son returned from Eagle
Bend Sunday. .-..>-
Jno. Hagen sold his eighty acre farm
here to q Mr.. Peterson for $1,000.
Mr.. Hagen has not decided whether he
will remain, here or seek other #climes.
"A stockman from Iowa was buying
stock here Monday. *:5.51,z .1.z,>
While II. G, Anderson. of .Atwater,
way 6n6 al Ef1dil OlsOti'B til Rbt d load
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13
LOCAL NOTES.

Lowest price clothing at John A.
Weedall's. 37tf
G. S Ogren was over from Glen
wood several days the past week.
Appleton Mfg. Co.'s Feed Mills,
Corn Shelters, etc., at Stans berry 4
Spicer's. Prices low.
Mrs Theodore Pritchard, of town
of Woods, Chippewa county, is visit.
ing relatives in town.
Don't buy your Christmas presents
till you have looked over the adver-
tising columns of the TRIBUNE.
Stansberry Il Spicer have a full
stock but old prices.
We have special offer in silk rib
bons Fives to mines for five cents
per yard. Johnson, Fridlund & Mo-
line.
Ned Robertson, son of Prof. Rob-
ertson Ofthe State Agricultural school,
died Dec. l, of articular rheum atism.
He was IL years old.
Lake Elizabeth and Lake Lillian
? citizens are to be congratulated on the
! daily mail service which has been
esta blshed through those towns.
AS the second floor is to be used for
different purposes, clothing and
eloaks must be closed out at your own
price. JOHN A. WEEDALL. 37tf
Everybody should sec the line of
Neckwear on display at the Jones
Clothing Co.'s store. They will
please you.
True beauty comes from within, in
stead of from without A beautiful
face is the outward sigu. That's why
Rocky Mountain Tea makes women
beautiful. A. E. Mossberg.
A number of the K. OF P. brethren
expect to go to Atwater this evening
! to assist in the work of instituting a
new lodge at that place The Litch-
field lodge will also participate in the
! work.
Mre. Al. Roberts, of Minneapolis,
arrived here on Monday from Ben
son. where she had been visiting re}a-
| ttves. After a visit with Willmar
| friend ds, she returns home to arrange
for a trip to California in the hope OF
beneiting her health.
Among the handsome displays of
holiday goods seen in our stores, that
At Johnson, Fridlund & Mol;nc's is
worthy Of mention, It is u collection
OF gentlemen S ties and other articles
suitable for holiday gifts neatly ar
ranged in An arch, the whole giving a
very artistic effect.
Several pleasant functions will I've
given the ensuing week in honor of
| the bride-elect, Miss Lulu Wilcox.
| Tomorrow afternoon Miss Eva Zea-
land will entertain company of la
dies at tea, on Saturday afternoon
Miss Helen Jenness will give an "At
Home" and on Monday afternoon
! Miss Flora Mantor will give ''L;neu
Shower"
/ A handsome and original display
at the store of Peterson, Larson &
Wellin is attracting a number of visit.
ors to ''The Leading Store" ;. It is
the work of Mr.. Ole Rogan, the genial
salesman In the dry goods depart
ment, and Is q very appropriate dis.
play tor the holiday season. The first
SCENE represents q t0b6ggan slide
with three dainty little maidens as.
ccnding and descending. Next is a
white church made up Of fancy hand.
kerchiefs, very neatly arranged II
! tbe rear appears Santa Claus, with a
large PACK Of gifts on his back, hold.
{ ing IN his hande q large book ol
names TO chow that he Has Ehristmas
Hins foa III thb thilafenf.. 6 .:i:.'..' . 4.
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13
the new LONDON BURGLARY.

Swenson g. Br6berg, the New Lon
don merchants whose store was bur-
glarized recently, have issued a circ,,-
Tar giving particulars and Offering a
reward for information. We quote
the circular as follows: a
"Our store was entered on the night
between Nov. q and 28 and our safe
was blown open. AS near as we are
able to Judge nitro-glyceripe or dyna-
mihe was nseaj as the safe doors are
Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13

So far the Beers are proving more
than a match for the British. The
British general Gatacre was defeated
at Stormberg, Cape Colony, Dec. 10,
and 672 of his men were captured.
So far nine engagements have heen
fought and the British have lost 5Gt
killed, 2,027 wounded, and 1877 m S.
ing or prisoners. And with all these
losses they have been unable to reach
even the borders of Transvaal. Tru-
~, England is paying dearly for its
Unsuitable greed. ~