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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-26

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F0R D. RAMON NasfIEEz ! GARCIA.
De venra en- Ia Inprenta
del /" BOletin 4 IS centavds
ascmplar y 4 $2.5o deCsnA
PARA FAMILTAa.
Lista de ropa para un ais
d veinte y cinco centavos unS
= q dos pesos y medic do
ceae. De venta en- la I'M
prenta del BoLRr1N MKn.
GANTI1-.
ESC2&fDANTAS
Elpdblico podra encontraR
siempre en- el /" Boletln MeF-
cantil un extenso y variado
surtido de las mismas. Las
hay de multitud de precioA
desde IS centaves hasta -
= IS pesos. muy elegantes y
lujOsaS. En- tinteroS de eris-
tAa de roca Sc puede escogGs
Mucha.
SEER A :
"er. Escuelas con meri-
9 a. metal. juegos conn
lt." e Copernico, 4 rmi-
lestrc y Celeste.
EIIEi-I-ES
Para cajas dc tabaco, ele.
gantfsimos y en- papel supe.
rior, a $3.50 el millar,
Litografia del RoLErIN,
de A. Lynn { Hijos de Pc
vez Moris.-Puerto- Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-26

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-26

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-26
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sO2 D. RAAON ElsHIEEs ! GARCIA.

De venra en- Ia Imprenta
Del d" BOletin 4 Is centav0s
Semplar y 4 $a.so decsnA
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
Dr.. Wards Vegetable
AnodVne liiniment.

The same that has been sold to
you in this county for the past
seventeen years by DeCamp,
Pickle and others on it's own
merits and has always stood the
test.
Call at the house in block south
of Post Office, where A. H. Pike,
the General Agent for this coun-
ty, lives. Or when buying from
the medicine wagon that will call
on you twice each year, see that
the trade mark DR.. Ward s is
blown in the bottle; that it is
made in Winona by the J. R..
Watkins Medical Company. and
you will never be disappointed
with what you buy, whether Lin
iment, Barb Wire Embrocation.
Petro~ Carbo Salve, Stick Salve,
Condition Powders, Gen De Can
dra for the Blood, Oriental Nerve
Tonic, Carminative Cough Syr-
up, Headache Tablets, Pills, Root
and Herb Tea, Extracts, or Spic-
es. If,
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
Civil jI''iil|. Court c calend d ;: . { j.

+. W:D. Andrews VS.. Sam Norstedt. Appeal
Law and Fact. ~.
s Byron Cole VS.. w. D.. Andrews. Fact. u
John g. Peterson VS.. W. D. Andrews Fact.
Harold SWenson VS.. ID. Andrews Fact.
u Peter Norstedt vs.. w. D. Andrews Fact.
H Sam Nordstedt VS. W.D. Andrews. Fact
James Mott vs.. g. j. Jorgenson and Peter
Bonde. =S# 5.S5 s#55 4# {
Bank OF Willmar vs. Jerry Lawler, Defend.
ant. and Thomas Lawler, interviewer. Fact.
s 3: Kandiyohi Co. vs. ST. M. 81 M Ry. Co,
Tax proceeding ss3 81
Ear Fairbanks, Morse s Co. rs. The Atwater
Milling Co. 55 z.
" II. Anderson vs. j. 4: Nv. zetlow. Fact.
Frank McLouth vs.. Augustine Valley and
JOSEF phine v alley. Law and Fact. IN .s@.
q. q e Peterson % rs. Kandi yohi Go. Ditch ap.
peal l#s#
John g, Porter ys. Kandiyoni @. Ditch %. ,,p-
peal
. Margaret Fersuson q y p. Kandiyani 90.
Ditch appeal
Joseph Anderson rs IS. Randy 4 yoh1 Co. Ditch
appeal.
Anna Borg Va EricA Borg q Fact. 8sss
Erlck Borg vi Pete Homgre1i ana Anna
Blomgren. Fact.
William J. Rowland stvs sIeh3 amin Moe and
Frank B Ledell &. Fact.
scnool District No.S74 lof Kandiyo yohi Co. vs..
rs. Merritt I, az e. Haws and John. Lind
strom. Fact.
Henry saathof VS. samuel Gabb1aert Fact.
1nga Holland ". Knut &. Hon ana Fact.
shas. spencer Is. lJsl lzIs mi Nsnce
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
NEWS ITEMS or: INTEREST
tool'' pulling.

Mrs. P. O. Hall went to Willmar,
Saturday, for a short visit with Mrs.
&. s Covell. ....s.... B. S. Covell, Of
Wi'lmar, attended the meeting of the
stockholders Of the Security Bank
last Monday afternoon.-7Atwate Re-
publ can. ..:.~-. - -. r..
Johnny johnson and Chas. .McGov-
ern were Willmar, visitors last Satur-
day afternoon. Aug. Hedlund and
Joseph Lindquist spent Sunday there.
........ Solomon Porter, of Willmar,
transacted business in our. midst Wed
.nesday afternoon. Miss Carrie
Falk returned to her home in Svea,
Kandiyohi county. Wednesday, after
a several days visit at homes of John
Finnstrom, of West Salem, and J.. r.
Millard, of this place.-Kerkhoven
Banner. -. -.
Paul Paulson was up from Willmar
for a brief. visit this week >. /. ]. 80. Mrs.
e. r. Aldrich left on Tuesday for q
visit with friends in 5Willmar and St.
Cloud. Mrs. Peterson and chill.
dren, of Willmar, visited with Mrs.
II. j. Crooks last week. Swift Co.
Monitor. # sa5 5s%.s s4t5 hi 33$, la, Ia
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
WARNER.

T. : i 2 ~ s&' du. lO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mattson, of Cotton
wood Co., are visiting at Andrew Hy-
stad's. ''@' ~" =.
Mrs. G. .Knutson, of Norway Lake,
visited with her parents here, during
the first part of the week. '$a
Andrew Knutson made a business
trip to Minneapolis last Wednesday,,
returning Thursday. II j. Il.
Rev. Tolo spoke at the school house
last Wednesday to a large and appre-
ciative audience. .s 5.s#.*
Mr.. F.. A. Warner has returned
from Alexandria. Z, 81 .tzs.: 4
Miss Josie Peterson, Of Holum, was
given pleas ant surprise party, We'd
nesday evening, by q large number Of
her young friends. II.
0 Miss Lizzie Olson has been visiting
at Belgrade q few days.
Ice boat riding has been the sport
on the Hystad Lake ever since il
sfroze over. Some of our young
people are experts at ailing, too.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
Real Estate Transfers.
LAKE LILLIAN.

~ III. LAKE LILLIAN.
Jan. l5-Hans Braun to Albert Ro-
u ,delius-SE4 SW14, Sec l7...........S 5 800 90
Jan. 5-CDrl A. Thorellto Albert Re-
delius-W1s S E14. Sec. IT,. ........ 100000
RosELAND.
Jan. 10-NelS Nelson to Anders Jon,
son-SR SWl4. Sec. =. Eis NW14 exc.
@ 1a acre. Sec, IL. Observation-Disclosures. 16OO.CD
GENNESsEE.
Jan. 13G. A. Anderson to Matt
Jan: 13-A. =. Rice to Nils J. STERN
;: lof-W1a SEA. Sec. 2S................ 10000
IRVING.
Jan. 12-.Iames Tuttie to Ole Otterson
-NE14 SWA. Sec. Observation-Disclosures. S. 400 0C
Jan. Pole E. Olson to Carl o. Hal
set-Lot of lot !. Sec. 49,. $500
BURBANK.
Jan. 19-John f. Dehlbom to NJ F..
Magnuson-NE4 NEA. Sec. IS .... 1000 90
Jan. 9-John E. Dehlbom to M. F..
MagnusOn-S SEA SWA. Sec.
2G, NWA NE14, Sec. 35 ............. 100000
VILLAGE OF ATwATER.
Jan. 9-Erick J. Swedlund to Hans
II. Flygare-lOt6 +, block IL. 2.......-... 1000
VILLAGE OF wIL.MAR.
Jan. ON. f. Magnuson to John E.
DehlbOm-part of lot 3. block "a. 100000
Jan. On. +. Magnuson to John E.
DehlhOm-part of lot B. block "a. 100000
Jan. 13-C. Hennings to Andrew Lar
sOn-lut 10. block k22................... p. 10000
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
.Willmarsa and
New London Mills

F5, ttS
little higher than usual; s2755 was
realized 81 81 zs....5 ...3f. .3f
Peter Sorenson, Of Willmar, was at
Harry Martins last Thursday. s
Theodore Pagel, Of Benson, who Is
working in the Pagel & Lester livery
barn, spent the fret Of last week at
home.
b Quite number Of the Harrison
people have been attending the shows
5at spicet this week.
Chas. 1saacson IS taking music les.
sons from Miss Sadie Horne.
Miss Sadie Horne spent last Sunday
at Johnson
dance eswas given at a. Martin !
In Thursday sseninE and y Rent 4
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
PRIKsBvRc,

Jan. L..
Local pedagog and pupils are glad
vacation is over.
Mr. r Roelofs has returned from
his trip to Fillmore county.
: A uumber of friends gathered at
Mr. 'Fifer's place last Wednesday
even ng, and had pleasant evening.
MIS- De Besta from Iowa is visit
irg her friend Miss De Noodle.
Garrit Prince from Fillmore county
is visiting friends here.
It is our sad duty to announce that
Vernon Leroy Knott died the 3rd of
Jan. aged seventeen months and three
days. The funeral took place Jan. 5,
Rev. De Groot, from Roseland, Off
ciating. A great number of friends
gathered snd followed the mourners
to the grave. We extend to Rev.
Knott and family our hearty SYM
pathy.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17

s8f1
S 4 rton /: Jacobson az vs. Randy Co. Road
appeal sE@. 3i s5z 8
Charles 4 Merritt VS. Great Northern Ry.
Note Of issue Il ia
4. Andrew y. Anderson Us. T. 6. Olson. Money
borrowed .f zs E
In the matter of laying out judicial road be-
tween Re vile and Kandiyohi counties Law.
MINES; " Thresher Manufacturing Co. vs.
Frank Frlnkson and Albert Frankson
Martin Olson vs.. Nels Swenson ct al. Fact.
Behning Piano Co., a corporation, VS.. Victor
e. Segerstrom. Fact. Ss$ T. >. r. I ~
Gauthe E. Qvale as the executor of the es-
tate Of Christian o. Baklzen, deceased, VS.. Pc
ter Henderson and Isabella Henderson. Law
and Fact. ~s: :'f' II. Elf ef' =
+ Helena Swanson VS.. o. C. Olson. -, (, 4
State of Minnesota VS. liver Aspaas. Bas.
tardy. :. 49, s.-..s ..t
State of Minnesota VS. Albert X. Anderson.
Bastardy -. III.
Benjamin Bredberg, respondent, VS. Faed
Alteen, appellant. Appeal from justice court
on law and fact = ..''' go ). !: 2
Andrew Rasmussen, respondent, VS.. Larson
& Co., appellants. Appeal from justice court
on law and fact. :-'-- -,..-... -
Rosmon Bros, respondents VS.. William
Steering, appellant. Appeal from Justice
court on law and fact. =
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
SHOPS i ! ! | FOR ! III MAR.
The Sioux City 4 Northern Railway
Shops to be Removed TO Our City /.
III An Imp portant Addition. Isl.

Sioux City Tribune, 18th inst: It
is now definitely settled that the local
shops OF the Sioux City and Northern
and the Sioux City and Western rail-
roads, now part of the Willmar and
Sioux Falls division of the Great
Northern, will he maintained merely
as place for emergency repairs.
The force of men will be cut fully, so
per cent, and be under the supervision
of a foreman. ~ .5&5 - r.. -
T. J.. RooLe, who has been master
mechanic here of the two roads men
toned, but who has just been appoint
ed master mechanic of the Willmar
and Sioux Falls, returned to Willmar
last night. He says his headquarters
will De at Willmar and that he will
leave for that place as soon as he can
adjust matters to the new arrange
ment here. While Mr.. Roope sev-
identity regrets leaving Sioux City,
aud his friends certainly dislike to
have him so, the latter rejoice with
him in his promotion. Besides being
master mechanic of the Willmar and
Sioux Falls, he will have charge of
the Willmar branch OF the Great
Mort hern, which extends east from
Wil],nar to Wayzata, the first station
out Of Minneapolis. The total mile
age If line under Mr.. Roope's super
vision will be about 525, and he will
have control of several hundred men.
With the additional responsibility
there will be, of course, a nice advance
in salary.
1t is fully anticipated that as soon
as the receivership is closed and the
Great Northern gets into full control
fine passenger service will be estab-
lished between this city and St. Paul
and Minneapolis to compete with the
newly improved services to be put on
by the Illinois Central and the ON aha.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
Furniture Repairing.

Martin Sorenson wishes to announce
to tire public that he is now prepared
to d" all kinds Of furniture repairing
aud upholstering. He has leased the
Jen' '.ss building on Pacific avenue,
formerly occupied by @. Forsstrom as
a tailorshop, where he VII. be pleased
to meet all wishing anything done, IN
his :ine. Remember the place, two
doors west of Kandiyohi, county
Bank. 49tf
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
|. HARRISON. !,
- g ~; - 81 n -.

1l1s
George, Darwin and Olof Olson
8spent Sunday at Johnso q. Il.
* Miss Jane Barber, who is working
AT Dr. Archi ibal =, Of Atwater, spent
Sunday at home.
Our bntterm aker spent last Sunday
y With itl' her parents 81 Lake Elizabeth.
Ernest stenberg passed through
bore 81 his way to Irving last week
baskets socia at p Daniel Nc
sCrimmon' d last Frid day evening Was
iNsll attended. The baskets wsnt .
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
BELGRADE.

0us LIZ
Mrs. John Linde is on the sick list.
Whooping cough is raging badly in
town.
Miss Thompson ofKenmare is visit
ing in this neighborhood.
Miss Eta Anderson left for Glen
wood last Monday, to attend college.
Miss Tina Nelson from Sauk Centre
arrived here week ago to take charge
of department. in our schools. Her
sister, Mrs. Heustrum, accompani led
her for visit.
T. J. Anderson's children came to
town last Monday to attend school.
L. S. Waller made flying trip to
the cities last week. He came home
for a few days and then went to Dako-
ia on business.
W. L. Refine visited in Brooten
over Sunday.
Mrs. r. J. Tuttle visited friends in
New Paynesville Saturday and Sun
day. -" i, -. -. ,.....:. ~.
L. L. Nerlien was up from Eden
Valley the first part of the week look
ing after business here.
Prof. James Petrie returned Sund ay
after a two weeks vacation spent with
relatives in St. Cloud.
Jonn Olson is visiting relatives at
Echo this week.
Dr. and Mrs. Ridgeway visited in
Bro ten last Thursday.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17

Last Wednesday morning, about
1880 O'Clock, fire was discovered in
the Willmar Bazaar building, and an
ALARM turned in. The fire department.
responded in time to prevent serious
confagration and the damage result
lug was mostly from smoke and water.
The fire originated on the upper floor,
where Mr.. Natelson has his furniture
stock, and a large amount of goods
was destroyed. Mr.. Natelson estimat-
ed his loss at three or four Thousand
dollars, fully covered by insurance
The insurance claim adjusters arrived
here this week. s. s,@... .e.:-s ~. :.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
Advertised Letters.

Willmar. MiDn.. Jan. Is, 1900.
Aarhus, Mrs. Gurina l..
HendiksOn. Miss Edla
Haltha. Miss Mine
Johnson. Mr. J. E..
NillesOn, Miss Mena
Nelson, Mr.. John 0. g
Monsoon, Mr.. Alfred tForeign) sa
s.. g. A. BIRCH, P. NJ.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17

The flowing officers Of the Work
men lodge were installed last Thurs
7da vening:: Fred Thatcher, r. M ]. ". !;
Alton Crosby, NJ. VII B S, t,ovell,
.forei'lan Sam n lson, ~erseer; N !.
4 B Boyd recorder: @. a. Nelson,
financier;; Axel tEl fstrum, receiver;
George bitterness, guide; a. F. Hans
com, & ON e nnside Watchman; =. a. Void !,
outside watchman. !. 3s=s5s
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17

e Ex::5 A good story is told on a
young man who had been out for a
time, and arriving home in a dazed
c0nd ition he,$took his clothes off and
put them in bed, while he crawled into
a wardrobe and went to sleep. !. ...$
81. . Th ats nothing. It is reported that
: q M man in our town, after sampling
some blind-pig pork came home
and put his dog to bed, kicked him
self 9 outdoors, and spent the rest Of the
night barking at the moon. .z5 .IssEs E II
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
RosELAND

dus Id.
Herbert Clark left for Kerkhoven
last week.
Geo. Swenson returned from Granite
E ills last Saturday.
Axel Leverent of Minneapolis is
at pr sent visiting at Swan Hallquist's.
A 'rayer meeting was held at Swan
Hallquist's last Tuesday, and another
at Aug. Anderson's Wednesday.
Miss Anna Anderson left for Will
mar today for weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Martin Johnson, of Svea, was seen
out here last Thursday. We UNDER
stand he appreciates the mild climate
in the land of roses. .,. - - .....-@
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Report cards for the two months
ending january IL will be sent out to-
day. Parents should give some
care to the examin alton of these cards.
All standings below seventy five per
cent Indicate failure.
We wish to call the attention of the
patrons Of the school to the necessity
of puuctuality on the part of pupils.
The number of cases of hardness has
increased during the past two or three
weeks. The bell does not ring, but
school begins promptly at nine o'clock
just as it has always done, aud every
pupil should he in his place at that
time. Punctuality in attendance is a
matter not wholly under the teachers
control, parents must cooperate with
the teachers in their effort to have the
pupils at school on time.
"We have received a. charming
story, written by Miss Camilla Wen
nerlund ofssWillmar, intended for the
AAAAhCL T.. OuO Au C0LuO LOO ldJC lOr
that issue. We hope to give it space
in our columns in the near future. ~
The Minnesota White Ribboner.
Diplomas have been granted to the
members Of the class of 1899 who did
not receive them last June at the time
of graduation.
The members of the gradua ating class
of 1900 are Jacob Nelson. Hans John
son, William Westberg, Mabel Por-
ter, Matilda Lien, Matilda Kent, Car
oline Moss, Lille Johnson, Bertha
Hanscom and Olive Stansberry.
The plan for rhetorical work for the
winter terms requires one written pro-
ductlon from each member of the
school, The Freshmen have a repro
duction exercise, the Sophomores a
descriptive article, the Juniors a mar.
rative and the Seniors an essay or
GRAFTON. These exercises will be care.
fully written and corrected before
they are submitted to the teacher. -.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
School Library. !,

ss5i llaave q 30 NO olume school library
that wish to dispose of cheap for
scash. Hers 40 opp orttfnity FOR 4
'school i';ll' ! antine library rite III
ia Az eel, inn.
HENRY L. SCHENcK.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
Marriage Licenses.

Jan. 10-John VrZlek to Anna Sluka.
Jan. 11-Charles Holstein to Mrs. Hulda
BOrgersOn
Jan. 16-Olai Il. Birkland to Ella Elgross.
Jan. 16-Knute X. Bue to Martha Thomp-
son.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17

stitute Of Phrenology, New York. y Y
,s TOPICS
How. to read character by the head,
face, form, walk, gestures, hand shake,
dress AMI hand writing. Training Of
children, choice of pursuits, Or what
can do best? ! Who may and who
may not marry. Lectures illustrated
by 1000 good, bad, wise, and other
wise men, women and children.
Horses, dogs, and birds. Also "a
skulls; IA human, l6 animal, and 4
birds. ~ r: :: :, i i.e,,, ! @s.f@,E ~
Free public examinations of men,
women and children on the. platform
at the close Of each lecture.
Private exami ations in his rooms
at the Commercial Hotel from l to 6
each afternoon.
Practical scientific advice on health,
education, business adoption and mar
riage: oral, SO cents; with marked
book chart, S1.00, 81 50 and So 90.
Many in Minneapolis and ST. Paul
have been helped in health, business
and, marriage by following the adv ice
OF Prof. Morris.
Call al his Office and see their testi-
moniais, Also the names of noted
doctors, phrenologists and physiog
nomists on his diplomas.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
Bids Wanted

For filing the Willmar creamery ice
house. For particulars call on Aslak
0. Nasset. 1w
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17

And further, this fellow had the impu-
dence to say that the country people would
not convict piggers because of the costs
which would be entailed on the county.
This statement is not only defamatory of
the honesty Of the farmers but it discredits
their common sense. A man who will de-
eide \ case on such motives would vote for
conviction every time, as in case of convic-
tion the county would stand chance of re-
covering the costs by the fines or penalties
imposed. 49, i-'
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
I LAW AND ORDER G c0LU MN
Edited by the chairman OF the Enforce
ment COMMITTEES Of the A s. League. 4


Non-enforcemen, q. one law breeds con-
tempt. not only fort the law y 50 a bused but for
other laws. S se.5:e
/: Failure to convict open law-breakers is
dangerous to society. Justice must be
mettd out. stern and unrelenting, to such
who defy the, laws. 81 a@*# s=.5
T When there is absolutely no doubt as to
the guilt of defiant law- breaker there
ought to be no disposition to screen from
the side of those who are sworn to do their
duty. ,.a..s ss..szsss##ff.. ~ .,>> + =, j
Courts and juries are instituted not only
for dealing justice between man and man.
but for the protection Of society against
Outlawry. If there is any doubt as to the
guilt of all accused, it is right that he should
have the benefit of the doubt, but when
there is no such doubt society should have
the benefit, particularly when society is suf-
feripg daily from the depredations Of the
accused. -" 50: 49,
The piggers have made a pretense of clos
ing up their places during the past week.
Probably the work of the village attorney
and council has compelled them to do this.
aud perhaps the fact that the grand jury
meets next Monday has had something to
do with it, Unless they are properly dealt
with they will blossom out again after the
district court adjourns: Let no one delude
himself with the notion that they have been
sufficiently punished.
*x*,,G
Even now they are planning new subter-
fuges and making ready to open their pla-
Cos when the danger is over. Society needs
protection. Will it be denied? We think
not
A fellow who stands near to certain vii
lage officials said in the hearing Of the wri-
ter that it was pity that the village cases
were appealed to the district court because
the juries from the country could not he de-
pended upon to do their duty. That is
SANDER of the country folks. From what
the writer knows of the sentiment in the
country, the piggers will have less chance
of securing jury -stickers from there than
from. the village.
*x*
And further, this fellow had the impu-
dence to say that the country people would
not convict piggers because of the costs
hit no anita tIo
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17

s off tedeld Wis
e itedNith 81 "a her a aug Il. 81 Thomas
9sCotsOn last Hels,k s2ss
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
]. .y1illmar Market n port s

Corrected every Tuesday afternoon
by ANTON SUNDBERG, deal Ter in r lour,
Feed, Fruit and Vepetab les.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
1. Four. !! Free I. ! ! / z ctures ! I;

At Bonde's H all,
w Willmar, on the even
ings Of Thursd Fri
day, Satur d ay and
Monday J an. rs, rs, p
and 20, 1900, by
PROF. G. NORRIS,
Graduate and Fellow
of the F. w l g r a n d
Wells Americ In
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17
DIR. NIVEN

<EAI will be in New .G9ae>
8SaS London Jan. % &xa
ks and "a and At S.sE,
aA@@ water jan 2 5 Yztl. t!sa
and, 26: All Elzs'S
XG8S$ kinds of dental W. va :,:3 y
zz29t<- work. Painless <ss sx.:a.. 8. 81 ]. s
toos'' pulling. 49,:
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-06-16
The EineI Tower.

One result Of the spreading out OF
the exposition area, particularly down
the river banks to the Pont de la Con-
corde. has been to diminish the power
for monopollzlng the attention at the
beginning which the Elffel tower ex-
erted in 1889. Then the eye sought this
mighty spire even as the traveller ap.
preached the city. He looked for II
when he started to visit the exposition.
It's soaring pinnacle kept his chin in
the air when he passed through the
gates. He was drawn irresistibly into
the shadow Of its immense legs, and
the closer he came the more its huge
ness impressed him. Everything else
seemed to suffer by comparison. But
the Eiffel tower is less important this
year. II may still prove to be the most
popular single attraction, but 1t has
lost its novelty for most of those who
will see the exposition and hence has
been shorn of much Of its power for
doing evil to the artistic perception.
1t was half of the exposition of 1889;
this year 1t is merely side show
Harper's Weekly.