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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-16
THE SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
DEDICATION OF COLUMBIA CLUB
WILL ADD TO WINTERS GAYETY.
Prominent Men Who Will Speak at
the Banquet-The Recep-
ton and Ball.

The social function that will overshadow
all others connected with the opening of
the new Columbia Club building will be
the banquet on the night of Dec. 81. This
affair is TO be for the members of the club
only, and will set a precedent which will
be followed at the close of each successive
year with similar banquets. The banquet
is to be a celebration in the manner or
a dedication of the building, but the Sue
ceeding ones will be along the lines OF The
Union League banquets, when social. econ
omic and political topics will be discussed
AS it is, the first banquet will be strictly
an Indiana affair.
The banquet. is to be given In the dining
rooms of the club building Covers are to
be spread for 80 guests. No special selec-
ton will be made in the membership to
sit at the banquet table, but the first who
ask for places will be given the privilege
of being present While the affair is TO
be on an elaborate scale. the quality OF
the toast programme has not been over
looked, and what is acknowledged as the
best has been prepared by John - Cock
rum, who will act as POSTMASTER Those
who will respond are General Harrison.
Senator Fairbanks. senator Beveridge,
huSn III. f1annd anu nSPlcScAiaiise
Overstreet. DR.. Franklin w. Hays
will respond for the building COM
mittee, and John L. Griffiths for the
board of directors. Besides these speakers,
James Whitcomb Riley has been invited,
and is expected TO attend and recite an
original poem. Gen. Lew Wallace Is an
other distinguished guest who has been
invited, and he will be present, pooviding
he RECEIVERS from his present illness suffi-
cie~tly to make IL possible for him to at
te.ld. James r. Statesman, of Peru. viii
respond to the toast, The Nonresident
Member"
The beautiful dining room. I'm blaze
OF incandescent lights and brilliant decor
atoms. will be thrown open at 3 o'clock.
Promptly al that hour the banqueters will
take their places at the tables. and the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-16

The directors of the Commercial Club at
a meeting yesterday decided that the club
would take no part in the ship subsidy bill
discussion. 1t was not deemed advisable
for the organization TO commit itself on
this matter. The directors acted on q com
munication received from California
board of trade asking Endorsement OF the
Hay-Pauncefote position the Nicaragua
canal question. The board dissented from
this view by a vote of 8 TO 2. The board
wants 10 be understood as favoring forti1-
cation OF the canal.
The directors talked of a trip TO the New
Orleans Mardi Gras next February for the
purpose of advertising Indianapolis. AMI
continued the special committee that has
been investigating the proposed new water
contract without Instructions.
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Judge Allen, of the Circuit Court, yes
terday heard the petition of the Board of
Chldrens Guardians for the possession of
Ruby McNeal, eight years old. Lawrence
McNeal, six years DID, and Alice McNeal.
four years old. 1t is charged that the chill
dren were abandoned by their mother and
straw for bedding. 1t was charged that
their parents bought furniture on the In
stallment plan and the money given TO the
mother to make the payments was spent
for other purposes. On account of nom
payment the furniture taken away,
leaving the house practically destitute of
furniture, and it is said the mother then
abandoned her family.
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Full=Weight Sc Cigars
Are in Boxes of IS, so 100fo
PARTON Nseriaaar,

service and programme viii begin at the
pleasure of the POSTMASTER. The affair
will be the great event in the history OF the
club and the plans have been so carefully
laid that there Is not the slightest appre-
hension OF any disarrangement that will
detract from the pleasure OF the evening.
The club building will be formally opened
with reception on Dec. q, to the club
members and their families. On New
Years day reception WIN be given 20 the
citizens OF indianapolis holding cards is
sued by club members that will admit
ladies and gentlemen. The reception will
be from TIL 10 D. m. Jan. 3 IL the date
set for the bah. This. as well as the other
functions. viii be an evteat In society and
club circles The ball will be given I'm the
BALLROOM Of the new building. which - ac-
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THE COURT RECORD.
suPERIoR COURT.

SUPERIOR COURT.
Room 3-vinson Carter. Judge.
Julia Traut VS.. Henry wechsler ct al; note.
Dismissed and costs paid.
CIRCUIT COURT
Henry Clay Allen. Judge.
Thomas Connors vs. James F. Quigiey ct al :
habeas corpus. Court finds for defendants in
proceedings in contempt Habeas corpus pro-
ceedings submitted to court. Evidence heard.
Finding for Defendants Judgment against
plaintiff for costs.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford, Judge.
Bruce strode embezzlement. Trial by jury.
Evidence concluded. Argument. Jury out
William Armstrong incorriglble Henry
Armstrong files affidavit. Grand jury report.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Duncan A. Trotman VS.. Sarah Trotman: d.
Harry b Burnett et al VS.. Adeline C. Wright
ct al. mechanics lien. Superior Court. Room 5.
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes
1913 Sarah Jane Wallace VS. Samuel S.
1850 James Van Horn ct al. vs. Robert Mercer
Alien c. c. Additional copies Of appellee's brief.
1885, Jacob Carger State OF Indiana. Elk
hart c. G Appellants reply brief 81
Blackford c. c. Appellants reply brief
Huntington G. G. Brief tor state f3)
1855 Jacob Carger State of Indiana Elk
hart c. c. Brief for State tS)
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
35ea. New Telephone Company w. Daniel Foley.
Marion S. c. Appellants brief ca
zsz The Prnssian National Insurance Com
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Observation-Disclosures.

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WANTED--f want a partner With $l.Ge; cid
business. good profits for investor. Address r.
=. l.. Journal
81 BOOKS FREE THIS WEEK-Perfume.
music. and notions 1000 IN al. one free
with every copy OF Happiness at Home" 70
advertise II Call early. rs Virginia avenue.
NANTEf-Twenty-f ladies ana gentlemen
singers and dancers. for the season: good. r.
liable engagements secured. Tickets advanced
20 join. Amateurs Wishing &c learn. call PROF
EAYNO. 20 W Ohio ODen day and evenings
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.


WANTED-Ten women 10 sell Happiness at
Home l. 600 OF premiums. One with eacn
paper. rs Virginia avenue.
WANTED-Fifteen experienced pants makers to
work ON power machines LION CLOTHING
MANUFACTURING CO, 342 South Pennsylya-
MIA street.
WANTED-Active ladies, girls. any distance;
try making envelopes spare time evenings
easily learned Millions envelopes are consumed
annually. perfectly legitimate Write at once
for particulars InclOse addressed envelope.
BINNs COMPANY. 1eo Lippneott, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
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The proneness OF many people TO shirk
payment Of their grocery bills led TO the
ming or petition In bankruptcy in the
United States clerks Office esterday b.
Hugh j. Degnan, OF Alexandria. Mr.. Deg
nan stated In his petition that he has open
accounts outstanding 10 the amount OF
si-vn which. ne asserts. are practically
worthless. Ills liabilities are made up prin-
eipally OF obligations contracted for con-
slsEments OF merchandise. The total debts
were given At }11<1S and assets slo0.
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Boys Given Jail Sentences.

Frank Lowery and Charles Morgan. two
of the hoy thieves who were recently ar
rested for robbing downtown Offices, were
each sentenced to forty days in the county
jail by Judge Afford yesterday on charges
OF petit larceny. Sentence was suspended
on charges of grand larceny. Arthur Peck,
who is younger than Lowery or Morgan,
Was sent to the Reform School. Roy Lane.
the youngest of the quartet, was released
under suspended sentence a week ago.
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Vance johnson and Joe Campbell, two
young boys, were arrested yesterday morn
ing by Detectives Splan and Lancaster and
charged with robbing Bartholomew bar
Der shop. at 332 Blake street, several weeks
ago at which time a large number OF
razors and other tools of the trade We're
taken. Later In the day Fred Rentch,
who was wanted for participation In the
same job. was arrested I'm company with
4Alonzo White aud John Bennett. Rentch
White and Bennett. II Is claimed. stole
shirts. shoes and gloves from merchants
on West Washington street
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Spiritualist.

sPIRFTUALISM-The First Spiritualist Church,
corner Alabama and New York streets. sun
day services at 1875 a m and 1:45 y. m. prompt
Rev. Edgar W. Emerson, the widely known
speaker and deIineatOr Of spiritual phenomena,
occupies the rostrum. After the morning and
the evening lecture Mr.. Emerson gives tests.
Regular Wedne sday evening meeting at I:4o
o'clock. All welcome.
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Methodist.

ROBERTS PARK METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH - Corner Vermont and Delaware
streets Sunday services; Sermon by the pas
tor DR. C. E Bacon. II a. IN. and 7:i5 D.
Communion a morning service. Class NO j,
$3.50 a. m. Other classes, a. m. sunday scnool'
10 a. m. Epworth League. $50 D. m. Midweek
service. Thursday. 7:45 p m
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VIII Settle the Estate.

Tho search for the will of the late Mason
]. Osgood has practically been given up,
and the Marion Trust Company, which was
appointed administrator of the estate, will
proceed to settle up all the affairs and dis
tribute the property to the proper heirs.
The estate is valued at nearly $4,000 John
Is. Wilson. attorney for the trust company.
has charge of the estate, ana it will be
settled with expediency.
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FINANCIAL.

I.OANS-Money on mortgages. c. F. SAYLES.
<f27 East Market street.
I1OANS-On city property: 5A per cent; no com
rnisson money ready. G. n. WILLIAMS d
CO. 3la T.emcke building
ALL HOLDERS OF New Telephone Co bonds
who 50 desire may have the January LIST cou-
pcns cashed by presenting same at Capital Ma
fsonaI Bank on or before Dec. Goth. Thereafter
they will be payable at the Central Trust co. or
New York NEW TELEPHONE co.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
TO loan in sums OF
SO. SIS, $50. $50. $50. 500. 500
OF any amount
FURNITURE PIANOS. ORGANS,
BICYCLES, STORE FIXTURES. ETC,
At rates which honest people can afford to
pay. The property TO remain in your undis-
turbed possession.
EVERYBODY WHO WANTS MONEY
CALL AND SEE US.
INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
LOAN COMPANY.
Room 10, 147 East Market street.
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FOR ExCHANGE-REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE FOR ExCHANGE-Snaps for
Spectators; western Kansas lands and lots;
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Congregational.
PLYMOUTH

PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONS CHURCH
Southeast OF New York and Meridian
streets. II. G. Meserve, pastor. Residence, lil1
Park avenue. Sunday school, $3.50 a. m AT l0:41
observance OF Forefathers day, with sermon by
the pastor At 7:45 illustrated lecture on The
Pilgrim; His Homes, His Life, His Principles.
Seats free. All are welcome.
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Compromised for sz,odO.

The case of Luella Draa against the c..
c.. C. & St. L. Railway Company and the
T. H e l. Railway Company for damages
was compromised in Judge Carriers court
yesterday for $1,000. The case was to have
been tried Monday.
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pany VS.. Isaac Peterson. Jay C. C. Appellants
reply brief 49, 4f.f
S4s5 julie c. Pepin ct ale rs. Jonas NJ. Laut-
s. g. Seth NJ Pease vs. Emma Christian. La
porte C. c. Agreement OF submission. Sub
mission by agreement.
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WANTED-Man 10 permanently represent
managing local branch Salary. SIS per week
and expenses. MANUFACTURERS, $50 Caxtcn
Bldg, Chicago.
WANTED-Men with rig to advertise and intro
duce Monarch Poultry Mixture; straight salary
SO weekly and expenses. Address, with stamp.
MONARCH MANUFACTURING CO., Station
155 Springfield, Ill.
WANTED-By an established, well-rated firm,
scheme speciality men to sell an exceedingly
attractive and salable line. Special terms and
unique inducements. High-priced investi-
gate. To begin work Jan. is. Box 254. Detroit,
Mich.
WANTED-Government positions. Thousands of
appointments to be made. Examinations In
every State. Circular 12S giving full partcul-
lars 10 positions salaries, etc, sent free. Ad-
dress NATL CORES. INSTITUTE, Washing
ton, .. G.
WANTED-Capabe. active man TO manage
branch mercantile. old established house. well
developed line. Chance for future advancement.
Salary S125 month; extra commissions. Must
furnish $500 cash and irst-class references.
MANAGER, Drawer "a New Haven, Conn.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-I will sell at once, In lots to suit
purchasers until stock is disposed of, by order
OF court, at private sale, all the stock OF the
indianapolis Buggy Company, $50 and 339 East
Washington street, consisting of bugsies, phae-
tens, carriages. Surveys. spring wagons, delivery
wagons, tools and materials ]. n. RICHIE,
Trustee in Bankruptcy and Receiver.
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STORAGE.

>~~~~S~S~~~~
STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company, corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks; only frst-class storage solicited.
GRATING AND PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS a SPECIALITY
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INyESTORS-We average per cent dividends
weekly throughout the year. principal safe:
business permanent and legitimate, established
lSs6 Address ARTHUR BLAKE 4 CO., s27
Market street. san Francisco. Cal.
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WANTED-Fiustling salesman TO represent US II.
every city in Indiana. Call, address L.. h.
CO. 1o01 Stevenson Building.
WANTED-Energeti salesman School supplies.
Country work. 500 salary and commissions.
r. o. EVANS x COMPANY. Chicago, Ill
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OPTICIAN.

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OPTICIAN-Dr. Emerson Druly Speciality: eyes
examined, glasses furnished. 1914 Mass ave.
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REAL ESTATE-We have two lots on Talbot
avenue we can offer cheap. Investigate. "A. J..
MEYER 4 CO. IA z. Market
REAL ESTATE-Modern ten-room home in Nor
ton Place. finished in elegant carved quarter
oak nicely arranged: only $1,000 A J. MEYER
* CO., IA r. Market.
REAL, TcSTATE--We have some elegant homes
and vacant lots on North Meridian street we
can offer at reduced prices. A. ]. MEYER &
CO.. la f. Market
REAL ESTATE-Modern home in Morton Place,
hardwood floors, art glass, conveniently ar
ranged: only IS 900. Will take small property in
part trade A. j. MEYER & CO., IA E. Market.
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wANTED-HELP.

WANTED-Man who can dictate frst-cass let
ters. One OF experience preferred. Promotion
In sight IL satisfactory. Address NJ, Journal
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TO LET-"The Martens" corner Meridian and
Michigan streets Two choice apartments, abb
solufely modern and perfect Inquire OF Custo-
street.
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wANTED-AGENTS.

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WANTEp-Agents FOR ZithoharP and
Lyreharp. Great sellers; generous profits: un-
limited possibilities Address at once: LYRE-
HARP CO. 80 Washington street. Chicago.
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knowledged 20 be the finest and most
oeautiful In design and architecture OF any
in the West.
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DIED..
CHURCH NOTICES.


Chrfsflnns
THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Thirteenth
street and Ashland avenue. Services conducted
by the pastor, Carlos g. Rowlison, at 1880 a.
m. and 7.30 D. m The music is led. By large
chorus choir Sunday school at 9.t5 a. m.
Christian EndeaN meeting at Sis p. m. Strang-
ers are always welcome TO all the Services. TAKE
CcIIege-ayenue car to Thirteenth street.
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FOR sALE-Call and see our bargains In Christ
mas goods Prices cut - per cent
All - Rockers 90
All 81 Rockers 2t0
All s. Rockers *
Zine Vase Lamps .....-.-.-- 20
See our line Of rugs and lace curtains.
ALBERT HUTCHINSON.
2ss-ts East Washington street
Telepbone old lsi4i-
Ielephone new &c.,
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NOTICE.

>r~~>~>~>~~~~~~~~~~~->~~
HAN1ED--Do not freeze. but Keep warm see
Indiana OIL Burner, at 40 last Ohio street.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-04-11
C. E. Entertainments,

The Christian Endeavor society of
the Presbyterian church is arranging
a course of unusually attractive en-
tertainments for the Tuesday evenings
of May. The first Of these will be a
Grand Home Talent Concert May lst.
. This will be followed by lectures by
Gen. r. N. Adams of Minneapolis,
DR.. T. M. Clelland of Duluth, and
Prof. W. J. johnson of st. Paul.
General Adams, who has returned
from a tour of investigation in Porto
Rico, will lecture upon the conditions
OF life in this our new Island posses
sion.
DR.. Clelland's subject is "Alaska,"
a distant homeland which he visited
last summer and which he describes
with word-pictures OF wonderful vivid
ness and beauty. Prof. Johnson is
also lecturer of great power and has
obtained for himself popularity in the
Eastern and Middle States. He is in
demand at the Chautauqua Assemblies
and wherever he has been heard. The
subject of his lecture is not yet an
nounced. Course tickets will be sold
at the low price of IS cents. r.
The patronage of all lovers of pure
and elevating entertainments is solici-
ted. Tickets can be secured from
members Of the society, and will be
lplaced on sale soon: n . s4 .2@ .5S
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Lsidat Rest.


The funeral 0f.#Mrs. Hilda Bjorn-
berg, wife of Mr.. A. .Bjornberg, of
East Lake Lillian, occurred last
Thursday afternoon at the old home
in Fahlun. Revs. Lindholm of Tripo-
lis and G. Harmon johnson of Will
NOR officiated. The remains we're in
TERED iu Oak Hill cemetery. Memb-
ers of the Willmar Camp of Royal
Nelghbors were III attendance, besides
members of the Woodmen and Royal
Neighbor Camps Of Atwater, deceased
being a member OF the latter.
By the death of Mrs. Bjornberg the
community loses "a good and noble
woman, and the surviving husband
and children have{ the sympathy of a
large circle of friends in their sorrow.
Two little girls, zaged six and two
years, are left motherless.
Deceased was taken i'll last Octo Der,
and suffered froms a complication OF
diseases, consumption and kidney
trouble The end Game on Sunday af-
ternoon at i o'clock She was 2e
years Of age and had been married
seven years. j
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NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST
Cleaned from Neighboring Exchanges S
Personal or Otherwise.

Peter Larson made business trip to
Willmar last Friday ... Abe N.Y.
sted visited relatives here few days
this week. He went to Wil]mar on
Wednesday to be examined by the
board of pension examiners, having
made application for a pension as one
disabled by sickness in the Spanish
war. 1t will be remembered that he
was very i'll with typhoid fever while
at Camp Ramsey. He has been in
apoor health ever since -Atwater Re-
Press.
Mrs. Gust Olson visited with her
Willmar friends Saturday afternoon.
..... e. Ahlborn of Willmar was in
town Monday. He informs us that he
will come here next week to open a
tailor shop and become a permanent
resident. We believe this to be a
good field in which to work up trade
in his line and this, coupled with the
fact that Mr. Ahlborn is reputed to be
a tirst-class workman, should insure
the venture being a success. .....A.
A. Amundson handed US Is cent
cigar Monday morning and told us
mot to say a word about it," but as
we didn't promise here it is: Two five
pound girls put in an appearance at
his home early Sunday morning-that
is all. Mother and daughters are do
ing nicely. ly.-Kerkhoven Banner.
R. O. Dewey and family moved to
Willmar, Monday, where they will
make their future home Chris
Rechtfertig from Willmar is here for
a couple of weeks, assisting the local
camp Of Woodmen in putting in a
new play about the 10th of this month.
Chippewa County Herald.
Miss Mollie Archer is visiting in
Willmar this week. ....., Erick Erick.
son visited Willmar last Tuesday and
witnessed the town "go dry"-The
Murdock Review.
E. A. Malmin was in Willmar Mon.
day. Andrew F'ech of Willma1
was in the village Monday. John
Olson of Willmar was registered al
Grand Central Saturday.-Paynes-
vile Press.
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Auction Sale.

AS haye rented my farm and will
quit farming, will sell atpublic auc-
tiou at my place in Sec. 20. town of
Kapdiyohi, on Friday, April 27, 1900,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m. sharp,
the following described property:
Two mares, 2 3-year old horse colts,
Hambletonian; II mich COWS, 2-year
old heifers, with calf; 2-year-old
steers; two bulls: lumber wagons; l
3-seated platform wagon; 2 buggies;
l road cart; 8 set bobsleds; set light
bobs; Portland cutter; drill; 3 cross
plows: l breaking plow; 2 drags; 2
selfbinders; six-foot mower; l fYe-
foot mower; hay rake; hay rack; feed
cutter; l double cornsheller; 1 tanning
mill; l No. Al Ovens cleaning mill; l
road scraper; l tank heater; set
blacksmith tools; cross-cut saw;
ice saw; pair ice tongs; / pair work
ing harness; l pair buggy harness; l
single harness; s13 S-gal.s milk cans,
and some 4-gal.; 1 24-gal. churn, 1
butter worker table, and some house
hold goods, including organ, secre-
tary, bureau, lounge, tables, l clock,
cooking range, heating stove, rock
ers, chairs, bedsteads, and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
Terms: All sums under SIS, cash; on
sums over that amount time will be
given until Mar. /, 1900, on approved
notes bearing six per- cent. interest.
..# s. JOHN BERGQUIsT. Y
J.. G. MoNsoN, Auctloneer.
Dr.: g. =. Gerretso on, dentist. Office
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TO Be Knighted.

Hon. G. E. Qvale, Mason W. Spicer,
D. N. Tallman and w. J. Pinney have
been selected as representatives and
DIR. E. IS. Frost as alternate, from
Willmar to the Grand Commandery
Session of the Imperial Knights to be
held in ST Paul during May. The
gathering will consist Of prominent
men from all the leading cities and
towns throughout the state.
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New. Meat Market.

To THE PUBLIC:-We have opened
the meat market next to Glarum's Ho-
tel, and respectfully ask for a share
of the patronage. 1t will be our con-
stant endeavor to furnish our GUS
toners the best in our line.
If 7 A. G.. HEDIN & Co.
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Advertised Letters.

Willmar, April 9.
Fraes, F.. W. r
Gjesbak, Mis- Gjertude Jensen (For
eign
Greenfield, Miss Josefne
Gunderson, Gilbert
Jackson, Mr.. Henry
johnson, Mr.. Albert
Myers, Miss Alma[3]
Nelson, Nina
Paul, Mr.. Joe /
Stemarson, H.
Swenson, Mr.. Albert
G. a. BIRCH, P. M.