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Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13
OLD SETTLERS PICNIC TUESDAY.
A Big Time at New London. Prof. Z. J..
- Cation. Of Minneapolis. Will BE-
the Orator Of the pay.


The third annual meeting OF he Kan
diyohi Old Settlers Associate i, which
meets next Tuesday at New London,
promises to be the most largely At
tended meeting in the history of tho
association, not only in regardsto the
number of actual old settlers, but also
others who come for q good time.
The program of the day begins at
about 1890 O'Clock in the morning,
with songs by the choir and an address
OF welcome by the mayor of the vii
lage, Hon. N. Guam. T, J. Cation. the
speaker of the day, will then address
the gathering, and after more singing
and music the old settlers will be given
dinner by the ladies of New London.
In the afternoon there will be sports
OF all kinds, such as races, tug-of-war,
baseball, etc.; also q sham "Indian
outbreak" In the evening there will
be dance at the hall, with supper at
the Great Northern. Everybody is
cordially invited to come and talk of
"old times'' and enjoy a good time
generally.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13
NEST LAKE.
June IL.

Signe Peterson rides q new wheel We'd
ding bells will soon be ringing >. Rev. John
johnson returned home from Stockholm, S. D.
last Friday y...... F.. Carlson is seriously Ill.,.
Some of our young men attended the CON-
mencement at the Willmar Seminary. Our
enumerator was around last week. Miss
Christine Nelson closed successful term of
school in Dist: 9 Friday. An entertainment
was given in the evening Miss Nelson has
given excellent satisfaction as a teacher, and
all would be pleased to have her teach next
term. 80. Edna Monson visited at Grass Lake
few days last week. w Edwin and Anton
Bengtson took in the picnic at Lake Florida
last Sunday Edwin Nelson visited at G. "
LarsOn's last Sunday.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13
Young Peoples Picnic.

The Young Peoples Society of the
Swedish Lutheran Tripolis Church will
hold its annual midsummer picnic,
June IA, in Edward Magnuson's grove,
near the lake, just opposite his home,
five miles south of Kandiyohi. A very
good program will be rendered, con-
sisting of singing by the choir, solos
and music, recitations and q speech
by Rev. P. A. Mattson of Minneapolis.
All are cordially invited. Program
will begin at IL a. m. Dinner and re-
freshments at nominal prices. -.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13
Real Estate Transfers.

HOLLAND.
June 11-Hans j. Dale to Aren't Bolt
-neA, neA SEA-, Sec. 16. 5000 q
LAKE ELIZABETH
June 12-Wm. johnson to John Stat
1Hord-neA neA, sec. 8, nwk nwA.
Sec. 10.......... ....................... ID
WHITEF1ELD
June 7-State of Minnesota to A. E.
R1ce-nwA neA. sec. 16. Patent.
HARRISON.
June 6-Mary M. Masters to John A.
Masters-sh swA. sec. 7-.............> 2ooo.C
June 9-Peter J: McRae to Peder E.
Bersheim-neA nwA, sec. 20.......> 1000
=. ..s ROsEvILLE
June 1-John Lu fton toJ. J. Carlack
part OF nWA, seA, sec IL ............ 1000
June 11-John Lupton to Richard
Mehr1ng-part of-nwA seA, Sec.
VILLAGE OF ATwATER. 3.
June 8-Frances L. Salter to An
crew Anderson-part of VIZ of NV
a, sec. 2...... .:-............:...... 5000
June l-Aug. Davidson to Levy F.
Davldson--lots 10, II and H. blk. Is 1000
VILLAGE OF NEW LONDON
June 6-LOuis Larson to Frauds NJ.
kn4ds99-lots and 2, block 3, Lar
sons auQ... .............. O.(
june IA. r. Hedberg to O. j. CARL H.
son-lot !, block 2...... .......... IL
June IF. I. Swihart to Frank Hag-
gerty-lot 4-block 1o................ 1901
VILLAGE OF RAYMOND. s-,.. :
June 6-Aart Korthof to H, B. Peter
son.-lots and 8, block 4, Leigh
tons add. ...:..:..........::. 75o.t
June 9-Felix T. Carney to Peter j. fs*sf
Nelson's q feet of lots 1. 2, a, -.
and $, block s ...:......... 80. -: 1901
June 11-Annie Ruurman to Aart "
HKorthoflot 3, block 4, Leighton's
add. Observation-Disclosures. 16o.l
:. . VILLAGE OF wILLMAR.
June 7-Ole 3. Ruble to Nels Ok
z berg-lot 21, block 2s .....: 81,
June Sc. E.. Qvale to S. b. Qvale- <9
lots 10 and II. block 3. P. and 8. add 60Ol
June Pole s. Paulson to G. G.. Al zi
I yig-lOts 4 and S of lots and 2, blk,
$, Thorpe 8 Lien add ....*--. ...:.... 1000,
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13
Another New Store,

Another new business firm will soon
open its doors to the public. Messrs.
O. K. stevenson, O. r. Berkness and
Jacob Peterson of ,Willmar and Mr..
G. 'Hegness of Minneapolis, are the
gentlemen interested. They will open
a general merchandise store in the +.
C. Olson block and expect to be
ready for business about the first of
August. The TRIBUNE welcomes them
into the ranks of Willmar's enterpris-
ing business men. - e
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13
LARSON-FELT.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Felt, in the town of Fahlun, was the
scene of q large gathering of relatives
and friends last Saturday, who had
assembled to witness the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Christine Felt, to
John w. Larson of North6eld. Rev.
E. A. Wahlquist of the Swedish Meth
odist church oficiated. The bridal
pair were attended by Messrs. Sam'l
and Albert Dahl as groomsmen and
Misses Hilda Norm and Stacy Rem
berg as bridesmaids.
A wedding dinner was served in the
afternoon, to which the large company
present did ample justice. Among the
guests were large number from
Willmar.
Among the many gifts received was
a purse of 1925, showing the high
esteem in which the young people are
held. The bridal pair will make their
home in North6eld, where the groom
has a position in a jewelry store May
happiness and prosperity attend them
in their voyage on the sea of matri-
mony. =
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13

Auction,

AS I.haYe rented my farm in Sec.
35, town of Mamre, one and one-half
miles northeast of Pennock, I will sell
at public auction on Wednesday, June
20, commencing at 1880 p. M, the fol-
lowing described property: - -~'..
" l span of horses, aged 8 and IL yrs,
with harness, 8 cows. / o-year-old
Shorthorn bull, gang plow, and
some other articles.
TERMS: All sums under $500, cash;
above that amount time will be given
to Nov. ], 1900, on approved notes at
5 per cent interest. -
-S.s ..,@s !. " L. ~. r. RAsMusoN. ID
" A. c.. CRAWFORD, Auctioneer. l7-2
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13
Notice Of Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nersh1p heretofore existing by and be-
tween the undersigned, under the firm
name of A. Peterson & Co., and doing
business at Willmar, Minnesota, has
this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. All accounts and claims due
and owing to the said firm must be
paid to the undersigned, Andrew Peter
son, who will continue the business,
and all debts owing by the said firm
will also be paid by him.
4.. B. S. COvELL,
~. - ANDREW PETERSON.
Dated May %, 1900. -
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13

Spicer will be visited next week by
one OF the largest crowds ever gathered
at Green Lake. The occasion will be
the annual picnic of the Great North
ern shop employees Of St. Cloud.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13
Farm for Sale.

32O acres unimproved land in Red
River Valley, three miles from Red
River, Richland county, North D Dakota.5
Will sell for Sl5 per acre, or exchange
for city property. Inquire of s... ].
MRS. MARY LARKIN,
l7-f Kandiyohi, MINI.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13
JUNE WEDDINGS. !.
4 Number Of important Social Events
OF Last Week. Matrimonial
Partnerships Formed. 49,
-. = : =
JOHNSON-RUBLF.

JOHNSON-RUBLE.
Miss Louise Ruble, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. o E. Ruble, was united in
marriage last Thursday evening to
Ephraim J. johnson of Blooming
Prairie, Freeborn county. The mar
r1age ceremony took place at the Free
Lutheran Church at s O'Clock, Rey.
Lofthus officiating, and was witnessed
by a number of relatives and friends
of the contracting parties. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Rose
Ruble, and Miss Ida Dale. Messrs.
Edwin G. Ruble and Ole Thompson
ofictated as groomsmen. After the
ceremony the wedding party repaired
to the BRIDES home, where they re-
ceived the hearty congratulations of a
large number of friends and where a
wedding supper was served.
Among the relatives present, besides
the groom's parents, were Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Helvig, Mrs. B. Benson,
Miss Julia Benson, Mrs. Hellickson,
Ole Thompson aud Miss Ella johnson,
sister of the groom, all of Blooming
Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson will make
their home near Blooming Prairie,
where the groom is engaged in farm
ing, and the best wishes of Willmar
friends accompany them. They left
yesterday morning for their new home.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13
Lecture by Rev. Thomas MecIary.

Z s'The American Home" was the sub
ject of the lecture as given by. Rey.
Tbos. McClary last Thursday evening,
and it was handled by the able lect-
urer in o very clever manner. The
reverend gentleman held the close at
tention OF the audience throughout the
evening and it seemed that one could
never tire in listening to his speaking.
1t was a lecture we'll worth attending,
and the speaker received q most hearty
applause from the aud ience.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13

A Union Sunday School picnic will
be held on the banks of Lake Mime.
toga, in Lake Elizabeth, July f..
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13

g For reliable fire insurance as cheap
as any, zee B. =, Otos, ii TRIBUNE.
building g Il:
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13
vtillmar J Market Report
Corrected every Tuesday afternoon
by ANTON SUNDBERG, dealer in Flour
Feed, Fruit and Vegetables.
Marriage Ltconses. .

t1arriags licsnss $.
June Emil N. Evenson to Hannah Elisa
B beth Peterson.
June l2-I Iouis a. Mickelson to Emma
Swan.
Dr.. g. 2. Gerretson, dentist. Once
in Mikkelson block, Willmar 222H
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13
Married at FIandreau,

Cards announcing the marriage of
Geo. n. Krause to one of the young
ladies of his home city, Flandreau, S.
D., were received this week. George
was formerly one of the editors of the
New London Times and was also CO.
laborer upon the Gazette staff of this
city for some time. The Enterprise of
Flandreau gives the following partic-
ulars: s.. -. 70, >l. @ :
Married, at the brides home in
Flandreau on Wednesday,, June g.,
1900, Miss Lillian May Fitch and Geo.
Fl. Krause, by Rev. Frank Durant of
the Church of the Redeemer, in the
presence of a few relatives and friends.
They were the recipients of many use-
full and valuable presents, and more
rice and old shoes than are really
necessary to start.a young couple out
In married life. They started out on
their wedding tour this afternoon,
which will take in several towns in
Minnesota. They aband oned the idea
Of taking in the 2 Paris exposition and
other ttractions in the far east as
their time is limited to July /, when
they have announced to be at home to
their friends in Flandreau. 5
The TRIBUNE joins the host OF old
friends which George possesses in this
county ia wishing the young people q
happy married life and q bright fut-
ure, and hopes that the wedding jour
ney Of the worthy Dakotans includes
8 visit 70 Georges old range of ac-
ton Ia Kandiyohi county. We all
want to extend CON ations In per-
son and II possib ble satisfy our curl.
( osity how It oil came about, during
this distressingly long leap-year In
terim. b. s5
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13

Cards are out ann nnouncing the we'd.
ding 81 Miss Ranveg Elisa Olson to
{ Mr.. Lars 81. aas. The ceremony
will take place on Friday, June l5, at
the home 81 the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Knut Olson $of Warmer.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13

Forepaugh's circus will show in
Willmar July IL & -.=5..s s5
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13
VILLAGE OF ATWATER

June 9-Felix T. Carney to Peter j.
Nelson's q feet of lots !. 2, 4,
june 11-Annie. Ruurman to Aart
@KorthOf-lot 3, block 4, Leighton's
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gedls idlredlidle Teblihlaae.

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6 peribieoenen Ger5ten bdtten bei=
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oaB es ale 6als=, 2unaen- uno
Bruit 2eioen, buiten, Ga Grippe,
@itbma, Bronhitis. Sell-5ieber &c.
beilt. Breis 80 Gents uno $1.00.
Brobe Jlaide frei bel s. 8alteper
& Spbn, Oroguiiten.
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9apiere Jprider

tpie Stanlep unb 2ipin9itone ianoen
es tueit ibtpierieer Malaria, Sieber
unb 9ppbus 81 iiberpinoen, als Die
s5einoielisfeiten Der &annibalen.
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eenabt, baB Electric Bitters"
elm pursiislihes Wtittel eesen alle
malariihen 9ranfbeiten lit. @enn
Sic unter sSrDiteln, 5ieber, Hiiden@
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Electric gitters" Sic BON leiner
nur5iieliben Wirfung be5iialib Der
0eilung oieier &ranfbeits 6ormen
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Sus., ibreibt: nMeine Sinoer litten
ieit niebr als ein Sabr inter ssrD-
iteln uno 5ieber; stuei s5laiben
Electric Bitters" beilten Tie boil
itdnbie. Sour so Gents. @iro ga=
rantirt. gu baben bel S. Salteper
i& Sohn, OroQuiiten.
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aufrdumte unb mid ielber Der getpirtb-
idaftuna Der Sitter annabm, enblid
aber, inbsm id ben 9lobotaten ibre
Mttsnbiinoel abforbsrte uno mid nit
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Mlles III mir nngefdbr 10 lsidt esipor-
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isin 2eben segen elm @uoel beute9ieriaer
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mile oauerno geiidert gu ieben piini9e.
mas i'd unter 10 idwierisen umiidnosn
eerettsi babe.
(Jortiebsas tpigt).
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@ie 1T AieS!

gsir bisten einbunosrt Dollars gelobnung fur ies
ben 9yau bon Qatarrb. Der nidbt ourh Ginuehmen
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n. g. Gbenep Il Go, Gieeuth.. Soleoo. 9.
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polllpmmsn ebr,nbait in alen geihdits bauolun
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einasaanaenen getbinoihtsiien ,u erillsn.
@eh & Syuar. ejroBhanoels= Eroauifisn, 70.
lceo. @
29aloinQ. Rinnan DRarDin. 0r0bban=
oels 7roauifsA. Solesc Z.
Sall's ftaiarrb =ftir wro inneriih asRenImen nno
wrli oireit aui oas glui uno bic idleimieen Cber=
fdten oes Spfsms. 3rugniiis irei periauot. yreis
75e Jar bic 5aide. gertauit ucn allen apotbslern
Nau's JamtIteu pjueu iiun bic befen.
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0ip 6ifn 2to -" Merlin

- Die ,86ln. 8tg. uerlanst ben
3iidtritt bes grsbiifufs BON 8oien,
pm Stabletpsfi, neil oerielbe bel
Der bepuritebenoen 8eibstaeserlab=
tpabl i'm &reiie Welerib= =8ulnit ben
8anoioaten Der beutifen 9atboliten,
Yrubit 8rsesinsti, Dffentlib geriiffelt
bat unb iih 81 @uniten oes Sanbi=
oaten Der Yolen auslprah.
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nIEXAS PRIDE,

bas seraoesu por5islihe Bier Der San
Antonio Brewing Association" (9itps
Brauerei), oas in balben unb gamben
sslaid,en besosen iueroen Tam, bic nift
nur in i6rer ,Aufmahuna" ein Shmnd
bes 9iiches limb, iuuoern beren 5nbalt
and, Die rid,tiseBirbisuns eriabren iuirb.
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Wmlf gbpre Nabm.

Nbfabrt.
Raf Stodbale, tdalih. ausgenomnnen
Sonntags. .o:OO Sornf.
Antuuft,
Bon Stodoale, tdelidl. ausaenummen
Sonntaas. 300 Natbni.
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SaH's JamiIien pinen Tno bic bef.n.

- Sn Snnsbrud ltarb Der be-
tanme 0ibter unb Waturforlher Or.
Nouli Bibler I'M gllter BON 81 Sab
rem. Yibler mar iiber Elm babies
Sabrbunoert lang elmer Der beruor=
raaenoiten YOrtdmper oes liberalen
YeutIdlthums in Tirol.
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Nuf cine grfdltune folet bdufig
elm Suiten. 8ebraube Or. gluguit
a6nia's Sambureer Bruittbee uno
Grtditing uno 6uiten peroen ge>
heilt tperoen.
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Gin Natb att esamtiliem.

alima uno @epobnbeit uerlanaen es,
bah man ireeno etiuas Stdrtenoes uno
grfriid)enbes i'm Sai,ie bait. t9eils gum
Selbitaebramdj. tbeils fir ben Jaa eines
8eiuf)es, BEL ieitlidben @ele9enbeiten &c.
Ia aiebt es oenn nihts, mas ben 3iued
heller All eriiilIen I'M Stanbe mdre. als
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Nus Studbolm fpmmt

= Mus Studbolm fDmmt Die
@abridt, baB Der 3uitano oes So
nigs Oscar elm iebr beflaaenstuertber
rift. Gs tuiro binsueefiiet. oaB er
| in sSolee ieines lebten @ebirnleioens
bas OenfpernDgen uerluren bat uno
auBer Stanoe 81 iein lbeint, iib
mie6er All erhDleu.
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Nnfunft.
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VI bal brt.
0ah @aco, Sort @ortb. Dallas, 8anias
Gitp. ct. Qouis unb Chicago. tdglidI,
(S. u g. VI. 3. Depot .7:45 Mursens.
9iah @aco. Sort Nortb. Dallas &c. tponi
Suniet<9eppt) .......... 500 Nbenos.
limit:
Bon g6icasp. ct. 9ouis, aanias gitp,
Dallas. Sort gSortb uno 9acu. tdslid,
(Sunjet 9epot) $3.50 Born.
Yon 8aco, Sort portb, Dallas &c. (S.
VI. & VI. y. Teppt) 80. 1920 Nbenos.
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- Wenn bu iiberibdbt tuirit, be-
merten es eleid] iebr uiele. pertennt
man oih, bemertt es taum elmer.
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9leine Wieniben abmen Die
aud in ibren ,seblern nab.
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,,@rpsmuttcr's Thee" beilt Vera
sfppimua. 25c BET alien Srpqniifcn.
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-,,@rpbmmtter'S Thee" fnrirt 1ps-
pepiie. 25c BET aleu- 9rugniften.
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: Sofinuna 1T bas bette = iuenn
man ionit nihts bot.
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- Die ihonlten Weibnabtsiaben.
iino bel 6 riser 8rps 8. sll baben.
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S. & q. q. 8abn.
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Spntbern Nacific 8abn.

Naf Netu Orleans, Souit0n uno Sol.
nejtDn tdglidJ.. -12:0O Yfittngs.
Wart Gl YaiD, Californian uno WterifD
O.VO S0ANbs
Nad Norb,3eras. ct. 9ouis uno ebicar
go katy Flyer ....... 500 Nbenos.
Nntunft.
Bon Norb-5eras, ct. 2ouis uno Chicago
katy Flyer ......... $3.50 Ytorsens.
Yon gtetu Orleans, 0ouitpn unb Gal
peiton tdeli1b. ........... .4:45 Wadbm.
Bon gl Baio, Californian uno Yerito
.7:30 Nbenbs.
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q. u. Il u. y. Sabn.
Nbfahrt.

Iab @alneiton. Souiton unb guero tag.
lia. .8:45 Born.
Ra6 Corpus gbriiti, glranias BaB nno
Beepiue tialid]. ......... .2:2U Wad)m.
Nah 85rue nnb aerrnine. tdslih, aus.
aenpmmen Sonntaas &. =. d. .2:45 yiafm.
siad) Borne uno aerrnille. Sonntags..
$3.50 Borm.
Nntunft.
Bon Galpefpn, Souitun uno emero tag
lid 100 Nbenbs.
Bon Corpus gbriiti. Nranias 8aB nno
Beepille tiglid1. 1.55 Nacbnt.
Bon Borne unb aerrnilIe. tdelif, aus.
genommen Senntags. ... 1865 Sorni.
Bon Borne unb sterrnille, Sonntaes. :.
800 NbenoS.
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In His SleeD,

George w. Warning, resident of H street
southwest, was surprised this morning
when he heard Policeman Narrower tell
Judge Scott that he was cursing and swear
ing last night.
II don't say didn't" said Waring, "for
1 may have cursed while was asleep"
"Waring has been drunk so frequently
of Late the officer said that he's made
nuisance of himself Last night / ar
rested him for swearing"
Judge" said the prisoner, 'I was asleep
when the policeman came to my house.
was lying on the floor with my pillow on
the door sill. Now, Judge, it's possible
that l cursed in my sleep"
THE cursing is not very serious part of
the complaint" said Judge Scott ''What
about the officers charge that you. are
drunk so frequently.
We'll, Judge" responded Warning, ''I take
a little beer when l feel dry"
What do you intend to do in the fu-
ture?''
II think I've had enough This ia nv
first time in court, and think I'll 20 down
into the country now. I have job prom
ised me near Accotink"
Where Is that?'
"In Fairfax county, Virginia."
That's local option county" the Judge
told him. land perhaps when you are away
from temptation you will lose your taste
for strong drink"
He was released on his personal bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-26

THROUGH TIE GRANpEST SCENERY Of
AMERICA. ALL TRAINS NEsSTiRC-IEIl.
i1rRlc LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-26
CITY AND DISTRICT.


Mr.. Marvin H. Chamberlain of Detroit,
Mich. has assigned to the Washington
Chemical Company of the District the con-
tract awarded him last month by the Com
missiorers for collecting and disposing of
garbage and dead animals for a period of
five years from December I, 1909. Mr.
Myron NJ. Parker. the president of the
company, has requested the Commissioners
to have contract and bond covering the
terms of Mr.. Chamberlain's proposal pre-
pared for execution by the company.
Mr. Parker is the president of the COM
pany, Mr.. John F. Wilkins being its vice
president and Mr.. Louis Boyer. jr.- its sec
retary- Mr.. Chamberlain is a director in
the company. and it IS understood the Com
missioners will consent to his assignment
of the contract to this corporation. Mr..
Chamberlain, it will be recalled. agreed to
collect and dispose Of garbage and dead
animals for the sum of Sol. 500 per annum.
the refuse TO be disposed of outside the
District by what is known as the reduction