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Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
J0HT[IVD'S GREET Day
Not Even Bryan's Presence Over
Shadows the Personality of
Our Great Governor.
Tells Why He Doesn't Want to be
Candidate for Office.
FROM THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL (Republican.)

III memory yesterday very day one mau
able stirring speeches many impressive political
facts The man is John Linz the speech his oraton
John Lind will lead the democratic Minnesota this fall in
ages Despite regardless his announcement of
from office become plain night if OBJ
The climax Of the most successful fsa day history
nd b m%e S
which had anxousy been awaited All turned
through the banquet banquetes and
% o s 3 a s % he 9% wit" 5aen his
enough, g, saying:
ting down the table that president
%s o d H isn't S @ this sd h good c9g
and hst Gf"es ~ss
@ talk no sss s tho how s Hss 1s
has receded in yrulency that advanced grace
Qaughter) Perhaps it is a little Of EACH"
The geniay the pleasantly
he feeling emphasis that am not
only an @ but an The
words They went home like steel capped bullets the
hunderous burst of applause the
S?ndng With defiant @ air and head John Lds
realization of the fact home to all present. mder
friend Bryan right here that Shall
who ever again silver republican, The salts
well in fact elixir the enthusiastic democrats
we'll satisfied they with what the had said that the
feet of the unqualified statements
Il understood that that have feel
that popuist; neither have said that democrat
occasions of this character daughter and appause
until further to endeavor be
American citizen. (Applause) '.
II believe there time when it necessary
Ignore party lines Never before time
when the principles the institutions
so at stake at this very moment.
Now am not given to forebodings calamity bowling;
neither do believe chat this republic in
1t cannot be- 1t is possible that this magnificent
for century, the hope creation to crqmbe
lin the sight intelligent and Appause The evil
forces that at work must be stayed and will be stayed
appause) parties parties offices Offices daughter
appause It time when beooves all to forget those
things It has pass when it duty forget per.
forget think Of country and think
duty citizens, and perform duty (Appause
Now was to discuss few questions that Of vast
interest but they have such eloquent
gnage maser way the speakers the
that would be- waste Of time for else when Towne
they have touched npon Now show you that
men that have regard the ominous condition
that confronts quotations from the repub
lican organs Of this state
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
: LOCAL BREVITIES. !
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TEMPERANCE Meeting.

A temperance mass meeting will be
held at the Bonde Hall next Su nday
!Jan. q afternoon at 800 O'Clock.
State Supt. Richard H. Battey Of the
State League, is expected to be pres
ent and address the meeting. All are
invited. REV. G.. H. JOHNSON,
REV. 3. E. GYNILD.
REV. A. F. NELSON.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17

+,, II not expansion
Sa 9S % @ and d. loss SIS Of trade
When England World The hest
fsf he index e ods ds sn her
as much iron England Germany and France
e
many She no" the in the Of
and distinct night and day. One
dustria stgnso It is inevitable Peace
tends to production and consumption destruction We
% % Ts% s?s$
ca of the day. Thorad Rogers
This is what he says
earth ns s ae 9 t @ their all n5
:S ID
ss5 itch might been
an: d: s :: IL:
III % : ~s ss is
Now speaking about the Chinese trade
have the Philippines the whole of the Philippines
shall! door purposes
That ;.;% came about because our country asked it.
We need make World
greatness if we would but believe in ourselves Applanse Let
s5d9g 6sfoSe oceapyng
hs
w % nave said to the World AS for that
It well the thing % we
c5 Ne 99 in : % &
all the rest st. of the world China are to enjoy the trade pv
should In the nature of things people
Should M 5 s it M$ NGw
Sume the charge why Shou the crime of
this from at the sn
Applause)
tic & pshos
and probably intensity when the contn
*Why friends wife has wept when we have talked
there is the world the Of inspiration hope amb
Sen Serty She @ o sa s 0en an
was loved by The Epnos the brown and their
from under the spanad Today by 100000
YES friends this flag cursed by
@
ppase the sake and ND S tell you there
England has buled she robbed has oppressed for
generations for centuries Today remarked the other
Sh9 epsd by e citizen in the % world
governments the Hannaism of England ppause) Why think
word for wo4 DRy
word of its among nations
OF the world Yes this is Imperialism Are paying dear
Suddenly the turned to the subject himself
God forgive me- he exclaimed passionate, 'if shall
again enter political contest simply
Every body listened nten every that followed
not AnG e re
they found that the keynote to his position contained in
hsssasr be public office csnd
sSs se't 1p
of the majority Of the the citizenship the
is back of me- don't feel that at the last election
Continued page)
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
HE QUOTES FROM THE PRESS.

He QUOTES FROM THE
At this point the read extracts from Paul
Ratc editorial Pioneer Press editorial and from The
to the of republican Hannaism Minnesota ed
statement 1T is all very we'll to talk Of the con-
sent Of the governed practice
yon 6ear that ~o S :H
h@ Te9d s n sa nd file of the
rePubca opinion would not only tolerate but exto
such sentiment? Then it proceeds further on:
T:
;:;:s S ss ;s:s;s:
How do you IKE it? aughter) consent of the gov
m by hs so Ph
%s5s %ss3 A&ReRS&
and contempt the peoples rights ap
parent in the admnstrstion Of public Washington
you from the Pioneer Press that caught nv ye
OF p sd @ or %
ture reference.
Wa. :s s sm
@ The 3 n@ @ '2 % that
;:;: {; $:;:; ;s$ s$s$
kept that 4Ss Rp 1orst mind ster
SSS ti 6%l s
in the % daily New 699 city
let what It, @ from the
speak Minneapolis Journal need not tell this audience
that that another organ of the but frank
This us is dated an p'' g. from EHS TSe
Journal bureau, room 45 Post building, Washington:
Gag His s in @ m so s% s
Giss @ e to
% welt % SssSs ss a
s @ In
wit" @ s?t *s Or s %
viii i16 Se H'GSss
5 II $iss: S.
s:s:?
;s% ss:.$ ;:SSs @ T.
E4?a me ??sf2'
@ % E ss @ % % en-" " ss but s as
that will ruc! Yes and the misfortune
pf4Te it and speak pprovg of it. Why mind is
for the oa
otRensSp
have confidence in the people believe
they will see things as they latter awhile don't believe
Now have data if had time that1
has will
discussed this evening that shall only take feature it,
feature Of Ills equally bad in the financial word
bsn bee n n
effective the dramatic that
Many declared that they had before
being with the intensity his violence
anguish Of their expression In what seemed the
the travail of thought and speech the
on of these clippings and then took
with convincing sincerity the Philippine question tits impossible
convey adequate impression the fire. z
on intensity and erceness he pronounced
ces which read in cold print enough At times he
bd his body literally wrhed with feeling his
orted shone with nvinbe determination the
down bis cheeks his long and thin
blows in the air. his voice rembd
His profound sincerity his magnificent intensity his superb ideal
carried the eager listeners with him. When tho
few who did not feel the inspiration the mans splendid devotion
his political principles In the verbatim
next following the eliminating point Of the magnificent
oratory, when he said:
"ln the of things people another
allie don't who says it, That hard word that
ing word "e spoken with emphasis
the hurled out as were gauntlet for
. tha wh0 h0lo world to4al IT
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17

u per cent Money at Bank OF Will
nAt on Farm security. 2tf
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-09-19
HERE FOR HIS HEALTH
So Says ]. Barring Gould, the
Mining Man.

]. Barring Gould. a mining man from
the Black Hills, Is IN Sumpter and viii re-
main here for some weeks. Toa MINER
representative he declared that he is here
for his health; though as q matter of fact,
he doesn't look like an invalid, has not
consulted q physician and the producing
mines Ot this dis,rlc, seem to have a
strong attraction ior him.
The gentleman belongs to the well
known English family whose name he
bears, q family that has furnished famous
men IN the fields Of letters, theology, Il.
nance and s,airttatt. He has served his
apprenticeship In the swift school OF the
West; Is an immune, so to speak. and
none oi the local operators need expect to
make wages trying to turn a trek IN
transaction with him.
Twenty years ago he was operating q
sooo acre taim IN Dakota Territory and
was long headed enough TO sell II when
prizes were at the top notch. For the last
ten or fifteen years he has been secretary
Of the Harvey Peak Tin Mining company,
m the Black Hills, q ten million dollar cor.
posai,on. -four Of which were burned before
the courts and the inevitable receiver got
hold Of the proposition.
Mr.. Barring Gould Is not announcing
the object Of his trip TO Sumpter from the
house tops nor the street corners, and In.
sists upon THE MINER making no special
mention Of his arrival here. A promise
70 this effect, given IN accordance with his
expressed wish, !, the reason why these
remarks are ~ abruptly "tung Oft.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-09-19

ed now to the Bonanza, and will shortly
stop work on the Mountain Bell.
II Is not that these shrewd business men
who have succeeded in cornering the
worlds oil market have not faith In
Sumpter district, any more than that they
lack the means for working their mines,
but as soon as they are satisfied, and
looking upon the mine as safe deposit,
prefer to leave the wealth there until they
need It. These people maintain regular
staff here and are on the lookouttor prom.
isiDg properties.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-09-19
Killed Fifteen Ducks At One Volley.

S. 7. DonnelIy and George b. Small
claim the championship for duck bagging
In this valley. Sunday last while out
with a party on Powder river, these two
gentlemen came upon what they term a
"veritable storm" Of ducks. Both turned
a double.shot from their NUMBER twelves
into the flock and knocked with the four
barrels twenty ducks In all. or this
number fifteen were bagged, and includ.
ing spoonbills, wigeons, Sprigtails and
teels. This Is perhaps the greatest mum.
Der Of ducks recovered from like numb,
Of barrels fired, as these were, simulta.
neousIy, and Messrs. Small and Donnelly
may with a degree Of pride claim the
championship belt Of eastern Oregon.
However, as the duck season Is now fairly
on, reports from the other nimrods may
establish new and better reeord.--Baker
Democrat.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-09-19
STANDARD OIL co. TACTICS.
Why Minen Al the BonansA Mine We're Re.
Gently LAID OF

E,, several week., p,,, the Portland
T.,..,,m has h.s /, >n,,i,I ,or,r.ponJ.
.,, in SUMMER. H- h,, a well d-vrloprI
,.,v. ,,s- and every on,r in i, while
s,,,,,. xom-,h,,v really w,,,h rr,d,nv
On. ,,i,,vv,,v IN, instance.
TN. R,,,,,, b,, l,,d ou Al men sim.
,,>-i,v I, ,,,, h up wl,h the work. for If,
=. said the ro,,,t !, no, sum, len, 10 handle
the u,,,r from the shaft. beside. the reg.
,l,, TAX upon the horst. Abou, three
wrrk, ava the men were laid o,, several
d,v, far , ,,miI re,,ou, Resides, there
are ,-p,r,, tina, too p,ru r,pernr,. for
setting an, ore b,s led To the n-plr,tipp
a, ,,r,,u,i,,>. which should have been
taken. so ma, now IL will I've necessary To
,,nhr,. with the pro>rr,, of II, rrow,n, a
d,u,,ul, task.
Inc m,,r COS, s-sooao, and rumor saws
,,i,r ,h,, ,moun, has been taken ont,
w,h v,,,,i,nr. .i, remaining. The m.
,,m,,. t,l,u,,> ,ppuently existing he.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-09-19
Secured q Fostvoe fos $4,000.

Corrigan, Mckinney Il Co., Of Cleve.
land. Ohio, who bought Ropes gold mine
ut Ishpening, Mieh., for Si2,ooo, secured
sass worth Of machinery by the pur.
chase, also about $4,000 worth Of gold In
old amalgamating plates, and Ioo, 900 tons
Of tailings, assaying 81 per ton. These
are being cyanided and the FIRST bullion
shipment Of about Sac, 900 has been made.
The mine may be reopened next spring.
Including estimated returns from tailings
the mine has produced nearly 81, ,ooo,o 900
IN gold and silver.
"The Portland, conducted by Gus
Woodward on Mil street, Is fully a
representation Of its name. A visit will
convince you Of this.
Go or send to the City Green house,
Baker City. for choice carnations; thirty.
tive cents per dozen. Roses fifty cents
per dozen.
Five qua.t bottles Of Olympia beer for
8, 90 at Henry Fingers.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-09-19

Five qua,t bottles Of Olympia beer for
81 90 at Henry Fingers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21
NO FED AT SUMMIT
supply Runs out ana Cattle way
 Have Co he KiiIed.

C. E. Daniels. who started several days ago for Dawson with five cattle for draft animals, was storm bound at the Summit and may have to kill his team there be- cause Of a food famine in that immediate locality.
 The last feed Mr. Daniels had at the Summit was given to the stock vesterday' and he left there for Skigwav for further supplies, but it seems he will be unable to get anything through to the summit in time to keep the cattle from starving.
 lt took Mr. Daniels five hours to come from ,he-Summi, to White Pass City ves- terdav. Mr. DlnielS will probably leave for the summit tomorrow, and he may buy horses to use in freighting the beet to Dawson.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
To He HeId in The Various skaE'
 way Churches Today.

M E. Church. Sunday, January 2I. 1000. At a, m. and 7;3o p. m. sermons by the pastor Subjects: Passing a Mile Stone" and "Are Heaven and He'll Places or States of Existence ,"
 Epworth League services at 6:3o D. m. Chapter meeting at 6;3o o'clock, p. m., led bv one of the officers.
 Prayer meeting Thursday night at 7:'o at Mrs. Bakers home near the Armory hall.
 Warm house and hearts. Good hearty music. All are welcome.
 The congregation meets at AnderSon'S new hall. at corner of Sixth avenue and State street.
 Lamont Gordon, P. C. Presbyterian Chureh-Services today at the usual hours in the church, Fifth ave nue. near State street. Al IT a. m. the the pastor will preach, and at 7:So D. m. the Rev. J. A, Sinclair. of Bennett. will preach. A large audience is expected to greet the former pastor.
 Christian endeavor at 6:3o D. m. Sub ject Send Me-"
 Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:,o. A Cordial welcome to every serYle'.
 N, B. Harrison, PIstor. Baptist Chureh-Serviees both morning and eyellng. Pastors themes, "What the bible says about singing" and "The ever lasting memorial, or thoughts on the fife of Evangelist D. L, Moody"
 Hours of service are II a, m. and 7:3o ?. m.
 The Young Peoples Union meets at 6;,O p. m.
 St. Marks Catholic Church, Fifth av- enue. east of Brcadwav,-Father Turnell being absent from the city there will be no services In the church tomorrow except Sunday School, which will be at the usual hour.
 Y. N. C. A-The Sunday mems meeting at the Y. NJ. C. A. will be addressed by Mr. Alfred Williams. A thirty minutes song service and special music arranged for the occasion will be features Of the meet ing. Service at 3:4s o'clock. All men welcome.
 All persons interested In the recognizing of the debating club are invited to meet at the Y. N. .. A. rooms Tuesday evening promptly at s o'clock.
 Salvation Army barracks, cor. State st. and Sixth avenue-Prayer meeting, 7:3o a. m; Sunday school and bible el,s IT a. m.; holiness meeting ! p. m. Salvation meeting 7:3o D. m. All welcome.
 Peniel MisSlon-TheIe will be a special meeting of the Peniel Mission at its new quarters on Sixth Avenue, east of Broad way, tonight al 8 o'clock.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21

F. J. Brannek yeSlerdav sold the tne span Of horses formerly used on the Bran nick hotel bus, to Abe Stein.
 A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Shaw.
 The steamer Al-Ki. due from the Sound, is bringing copper for Copper mountain and Skagway. and coal for Juneau. Owing to the fact she has explosives aboard, she brings no passengers. She will carry passengers Southbound.
 Gents fur mitts at ClaySon's, Fourth avenue and State street. t22Iu
 For fancy pipes call at the White Pass Cigar store on Sixth avenue. o'ou
 Royal mail Serr;e between Log Cabin and Atlin carry passengers. express and heavy freight. For rates inquire Of Burdette X LoomiS. managers, Log Cabin, or R. E. West. agent, Skagwav. 22 I3 tt
 A pair of ClavSon'S felt shoes prevents that awful malady commonly known as cold feet. Prevent the disease. I2 2I if
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21
INTERIOR COFFFES
It 10 Q Poor Breakfau without
 Good Coffee.

1 sell sell several grades of excellent roasted coffee, but at present arc selling more of my sO-eent mixture than all the others put together.
 know positively that It Is an utter im- possibility to buy anything better, and suggest that If for any reason YOU arc dis satisfied with the coffee you are using, to give this garden grown Mocha and Java coffee trial. And, remember, have just received direct from the Orient a fresh stock of high grade teas.
 JOHN KALEM, The Grocer,
 Wholesale and Retail,
 Corner Fifth avenue and Broadway. Free delivery to any part of the eitv.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21
RfTRACING HIS STEPS
wII CIaysoR Returning From Ta-
 EIsh 10 SkRgway.

Word was received yesterday bv tele- graph that win H. ClavSon, who left little more than a week ago to go in quest of his brother, who has been missing from Mlnto since Christmas, left TagiSh Thurs day for Bennett, and that he will be in Skagwav on the first train ,o get over the pass.
 Just why MT ClaySOn has turned back from the search is not known here, but it Is supposed he probably thought the authorities are doing all necessary.
 Nothing else has been heard abou, the mystery case, and It IS concluded nothing suspicious has been learned or |, would be reported here.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21
To the Pubilc.

Pl-ase take notice, that the rig carving the sign of the Skagway Wood Yard, Is in mo way connected with the Skagway Wood Yard on the cor. of 4th avenue and State street.
 That E. R. Bennett Is the sole proprietor of the ward. and that no other person IS authorized Co collect any bills, contract any debts, or do any other business Tor the voyi t2t 2w e. R. Bennett,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21
Inland W eather.
Lamont Gordon

The daily telegraph reports to the tivlS- ion Superintendent'S office gave the follow ing account ot the weather yesterday;
 sO'CLOCK p. M Skagway-Cloudy. calm, 90 above. Gllcier-Cloudy. calm, 2S above, ! inches new snow since a. ID. White PaSS-Clouiy, calm, light snow 9, above.
 Frasei-Clouiy. light >Outhwes, wind. light snow falling. Z6 above. inches new snow.
 Log Cabiu-Cloudv, calm, above; 2S above at ?. m.
 No Yukon Basin reports. Dominion wire down.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21
ProPoses an Entertainment.

To the EditoE-l think that after the noble conduct and deeds Of our ire ladies. the citizens should Pu1lieIy recognize their successful saving Of the south side of cur ,i,v bv a rouSlng entertainment for their benefit. Their work was worthy Of the finest fire brigade in the world.
 lcurS truly.
 Lamont Gordon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21
setting up offices.

The Common Sense Transportation Company is having offices hxed up on Fifth avenue opposite the Canadian Bank of Commerce. This company is making great preparations for an extensive busi- ness. Already MesSS. Cleveland and Grimes, the managers Of the company, have entered into several large contracts for the movement of freight and pasSen- gers to Dawson and way points.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21
WALTER IS RETURNING.
Of Missions VIII
 lie Here ThIs week.

Rev, ]. J. Walter, Superintendent of Missions of the M. E. church In Alaska, Is expected in SkagwaY thls week, after a three months tour of the eastern states. He will come on the Farallon and will stop over at Juneau to hold quarterly meeting. His arrival will be truly welcome to all, but especially to the church over which he presides. lt Is said that many things in connection with the completion of the college require his immediate presence.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21

Al the suit drawing at the Pioneer Tail ors last night, W. W. Boscow and C. ". Hall won s3o-suits Of clothes.
 Tsylor Armanirout left at | o'clotk yes terdav afternoon for the interior.
 Dr. O. E. Selrl. oftice lnJ residence on Holly street, near State, opposite the Com miSlrv. 10 i} u
 For wood and coal and expressing leave orders at pOStoffice news stand. TO nm
 For stylish and good fitting clothes 20 10 F. Woland. who IS receiving the latest and most fashionable Report on Tailoring every month. New goods are received al' most every week. IF q
 Buy a bucksSin shirt Jt ClaySOn and save yourself a cold. An ounce of preven' ton is worth a pound Of cure i22ttf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21
So the People sray Know.

We, the only American Tallors. want to contradict the false statements being ped dled about that we are getting up a "Sult Club" We desire to say that the report Is false in the extreme. We are running a legitimate business and never indulge In any faklng proposition. We carry the largest stock of goods and our business Is carried on in a legitimate business manner. no 2w George Mowl,
 Fred F. Ehrlich
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21
INSTALLMfNT PLAN
An ERsI way to Get a suit or
 Clothes.

The Pioneer TallOrs, on Holly street one door above the Mondamin hotel, run a suit club because it is to the interest of their patrons to do so; customers get better ar tlcle for less money. In fact, only su-- perior grade of goods Is handled by the Pioneer Tail1rS." The club system gives customers the advantage of getting good suit of clothes on the instaIlment plan for & per week.
 Yours truly,
 I2Itf "The Club" Pioneer Tallors.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21

Copies oT the new sIxteen-p"ge New Years edition or the DAILY neatly wrapped and ready for mailing. may be had nc this office fer 10 cents per copy.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21
Where They Finally Land.

''I see that Burlesquer Lydia Thomp. son. who is going on 70, has just taken a farewell benefit. "
 What will she do nowI"
 "Oh, l suppose she'll have a rest for year or two and then go into the bal. let "--Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21

Ryan, the man who arrived at Fraser a few days ago with both hand frozen three inches above the wrists, Ulll be brought to the city today by the railroad company by sled. Ills hands are black and .soft, and 1t may be they cannot be saved.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21
| New Arrival.

The finest lot of clear Havana cigars that ever came Co Alaska arrived on the RoS1lie.
 The shipment consisted of the celebrat- ed T.l Sinceridad brand. in several sizes. They will be kept on Sale at the CommiS' S1rv tIO4t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21
Bishop Rowe HospttaI.

Miss Diekey, matron of this we'll known and favorite hospital, has returned from Tacoma and Is prepared to receive patients The women's ward Is especially attractive and every comfort afforded.
 pr. Searl and Dr. Moore give every at tention The hospital Is open to all de- nominations. TO
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21
Essentials of Cheer.

David, here's long article which says that good humor makes the ideal home
 That's all right. Harriet. Doesn't it say, too. that good dinners are the basis of good humorf''
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-21
Britannia and Columbia.

Britannia was suffused as to ter eyes with motberly tears
 My child" she protested, "I have no purpose in life except to see you set tied dv'
 "Oh. mammal" exclaimed Columbia.
 Now, Columbia was not an unnatural daughter. but there was tLe Irish and German vote to bo thought of. --Detroi, lnnrnnl