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Willmar tribune., 1900-08-08
Peoples County Convention.

A convention of the Peoples party OF Kand-
iyohi county is hereby called to convene at
the court house at Willmar on Thursday, Aug.
80, 1900, at 10 o'clock q. m. for the purpose Of
electing twenty (2O) delegates to attend the
Peoples state convention which convenes at
Minneapolis, Sept 6, 1900, for the purpose of
placing in nomination state ticket.
This convention is also called for the purpose
of adopting or rejecting plan for hereafter
nominating the county and legislative ticket
by direct vote of the people at the primaries
the plan il adopted to be used in nominating q
legislative and county ticket this year; and to
transact any other business proper to come
before the convention.
Representation to this convention will be
based upon the vote cast for N. O. Nelson for
representative in 1898, In accordance with the
state call which provides that the highest vote
given any peoples candidate since 1894 shall
be used as such basis. Each precinct will be
entitled to two delegates at large and one del
egate for each twenty votes or major frac-
ion thereof cast for N. o. Nelson for repre-
sentative in 1888. The different precincts will
no nfit1o6 tn ponrocont 70 tiOn aS fnl)0we
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-08

sz Perfect womanhood depends on per-
feet health. Nature = rarest gift Of
physical beauty comes 70 oil Who zuse
Rocky Mountain Tea. 335c. lA. =. Moss
berg.
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-08

"1Hose arguments that n,ade that the inferior to
treated it much ooUance they capable of enjoy
ims for their condition
arguments? They the arguments
that kings have made the eszovins the people in o
the Uorzd. You will find tut all the arguments Of knscra1
ovo this Glass; they a1Oays 6estrode the nechs of the
they it, but the people
better off for being riden Turn it whover vay you 1vi
uoeher it the mouth OF hin@ for
s1aving people of country from the mouth of of
for enszovin the of another
ozlth sal old serpent.
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-08

There's 10 beauty "A all the land b;
That can with her face compare.
Hsrs lips are red her eyes IRE bright,
She takss Rocky Mountain Tea q
night. A. r. llo sberg
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-08

The primaries for this convention are called
to be held on Tuesday. Aug. q. between the
hour of 7:sO and $50 p. m., polls to remain open
one hour.
Notice of the places of holding primaries win
appear In notices of such primaries to be post
ed In each precinct.
The primaries to be conducted to conform
with the state law governing primary elections.
By order of Committee,
ERICK HOLT Chairman.
v. E. Lawson, Secretary.
Willmar tribune., 1900-08-08

Sockertrustea har nara nog f0rdubb.
lat priset pa socker. Men Hanna for.
sakrar oss att det icke fnnes n&gon
trust. H6gst besynnerligt! Det kan
val aldrig vara Hannas mening att
f6rs6ka nara folket. Troligtvis men.
ade han att Attorney General Griggs
ej kan tinna nagon trust-derf8re att
hau alltid envisas att Sc at ett annat
hall mar trusterna ha nagot fuffens
for sig.
~
Standard Oil bolaget har lagt sina
tassar pa det republikauska partiet
Minnesota. En- tjensteman i bolagets
jernvag / nord6stra delen af staten ar
republikansk kandidat for jernvags.
kOmmissarie: Som denna kommis.
sion ar tillsatt att hindra jernvagarne
fran att kla folket blefve det natur-
ligtvis att stitta bocken till tragards-
mastare ON denna man, Joseph Miller,
blefve valid. Kom ihag delta mar du
r6star.
Statssekreterare Berg sk0ter troget
sin plikt som landegare Roseau
county. Den lon han drager som en-
statens embetsman ar en- god help for
honom i delta kali. Som han ej dr.
kandidat for $terval anser han det
under sin vardighet att sk8ta sin
plats som stats sekreterare.
r. ~
Mckinley har halat ned den Ameri-
kanska fiaggan fran en- landremsa
Alaska. Orsaken var den att England
0nskade ega landet, och Mckinley
Vile icke st0ta en- ga god van for en-
sadan smasak. 's ....- -
Ryssland fortfar ohejdat / sitt verk
att russificera Finland. Delta till
vagagaende wicker ovilja hvarje
svenskt br6st. Och dock eyer Ryss-
land samma rattigheter Finland som
| ~ F@zr tsSEs% : : ,rs
Vi ega pa Filippinerna. ON vi kunna
patvinga dem en- regering som de ej
8nska, hyarf6re har 81 Ryssland sam
ma ratt Finland? Men det ar sa
mycket lattare att SO en- orattvisa som
begas af andra en- en- som vi sjelfva
beea.
:
Genom ett misstag vid uppdragandet
ct gransliniernaf1 for Fllipinerna ute.
lemnades ett par sma vardel6sa bar.
M ligger var regering ! underhand.
lingar med spanien f6r att k6pa des-
90 bar for 800, ,O0o. Gaa pa ! ull-
strumporna, Mack. Shank hort delar
|af fastlandet III England och k0p Oar
|i stAl Allet. IDgenting Ars ssa nyttigt for
lett lands VII lf4rd som atts ega eu
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-08
MARRIED IN TEXAS.
Merchant Surprises
His Friends.

News has been received of the
marriage of Frank M Quarles and
Mrs. Anna L. Peay. The cere-
mony was performed Thursday
morning at the home Of the bride S
brother, Mr., n. e. Lewis, in Ennis,
Tex. Mr.. Quarles left Hopkinsyille
last week professedly for business
visit to Bowling Green, and his ac.
quaintances had no intimation of
the real nature OF his trip. The
bride is the widow of the late Hon.
Austin Peay and is = lady of great
culture and intelligence. Mr..
Quarles is a leading Main street
and one of the most high
ly esteemed citizens of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Quarles will reach
home this week and reside in the
groom s home on South Main street.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-08
BAIL REFUSED.
CultOn demanded 10 Bail Until
September.
Much Sensational Evidence
Brought Out in the Exami.
nation Last Week.

Frankfort, Ky, May Sat the
conclusion of the argument on the
motion for bail for w. H. Culton,
charged with being an accessory in
the murder of Gov. VIM. Goebel, to-
night, Judge Cantrill denied the APP
plication and Culton was remanded
to Jail.
In rendering his decision, Judge
Cantrll said that the uncontra-
dicted evidence on some of the
points in the case left the court no
recourse but to refuse the defend
ants application for bail.
Cultons trial will come up at the
regular September term of court.
The trials of the other accused
prisoners will be held at George
town.
]. B. Matthews was recalled by
the defense to-day and testified that
kilograms signed by George Denny,
of Lexington, and filed Immediately
after the assassination, were sent to
seven persons in different parts of
the State, saying that the riot had
commenced and told the receivers
to send different numbers of men to
Frankfort at once, aggregating
about 1000 rioters.
kilograms sent or received by
parties indicted for the assassina-
tion were produced and read and
filed by agreement of both sides.
Duane Sinclair, of the Postal
Company, testified that on the morn
ing of the assassination he sent a
number of kilograms to commanders
of two Kentucky regiments, which
only said, "All right and were
signed by Adj, Gen. Collier. -
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-08
LARGE CROWD
But Small Sales at Church Fiiia
Friday.

The Grange Sale at Church Hill
Friday was in many respects the
best one on record. The weather,
barring the dust and a little 100
much wind, was an ideal spring
day. The attendance was very
large and the dinner was more
bountiful than ever. The sales OF
stock, however, were very small.
only u head. Those sold brought
fancy prices and the sale was
finished up in short order.
The day was pleasant more for
its social features. The new rules
insured good order and there was
no disorder of any kind in feeding
the immense crowd.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-08
TRADING STAMPS.
New Enterprise Opened In the
City This Week.
Stand In Hotel Latham--Red
Trading Stamps Will BE Given
as a Cash Discount.

The Citizens Trading Stamp Co.,
of Bowling Green, Ky, is new
enterprise that will on tomorrow
open it's doors for business in one of
the Hotel Latham stores, on Vir-
ginia street.
It will be under the management
of Mr.. A. e. Whittemore, and the
plan is described as follows in the
books to be issued by the merchants
interested;
1.-THE object of this business is to
encourage spot cash trade, where
by both the buyer and the seller
are benefited. BY trading with
merchants interested you will be
given a Citizens Red Trading
stamp for each and every ten cents
represented in a Cash purchase.
For example if you buy 10 cents
worth of goods, you will receive one
Citizens Red Trading Stamp; if
your bill amounts to Sl.00 you will
receive 10 stamps, etc.
You will only receive stamps on
spot cash purchases, as the stamp
is given as a cash discount only,
and is supposed not only to cover
the cash discount to which you are
entitled, but also to save book
keeping and collecting. Should
you have an article charged, even
for one day, you are not entitled to
the stamp, and tie merchant WI o
gives stamps on weekly or monthly
accounts. not only does himself an
injustice, but destroys the main
feature of the business-Cash.
We have premiums for one.half
book of red stamps, one, two, three
books, etc. When your book is full
or half full, you are entitled to one
of the many articles constantly ex-
hIbited in our store, where you will
always be cordially welcomed.
Ask for trading stamps. AS a rule
merch ants do not give them unless
called for.
The directories containing blanks
to be filled up with the stamps which
can be obtained at the store.
Remember if you trade only with
merchants who give the Citizens
Red Trading Stamps, your books
will soon be full.
The system is DOW beingoperated
in all of the principal cities of the
United States.
Mr.. A. e. Whittemore, the man
ager, comes from Bowling Green,
with the best of endorsements as a
reliable and straightforward bus
mess man and a clever gentleman.
He'invites the people to call and
become acquainted with his system
and receive a full explanation Of
his methods of business.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-08

regard to the condition Of the man
who killed Goebel. He did not
know who fired the shot and denied
Miss Jackson's testimony relating
to what his wife had said to Miss
Jackson about Goebel going to be
killed.
The argument of counsel began
at 8 o'clock tonight, and at the
conclusion Judge Cantrill denied
the application for bail.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-08
Railroad Shops Burned.

The /. c. railroad company's car
shops, general foreman 5 Office and
supply house at Central City were
destroyed by fire Friday night.
The loss is estimated at about
$4,000.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-08
Fishing Party.

A fishing party composed of
Messrs. Jim Young, John Sites,
c. h. Clark, V. M. Williamson, w,
4. Fowler and Guy Startling will
leave this morning for Bakersport
to spend a few day.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-08
Taylor's Indictment.

Frankfort, KY, May 5.-The in
dictment against Republican Gov.
Taylor was not made public to-
night, but it is said to have been
entered on record in batch of or
ders at the close of the term of court
tonight.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-08

The City Council met Friday
night. The opening Of street
north of DR.. Blakey's lot was the
only action taken out Of the regular
routine.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-08
sHHl
An Unknown Man.

Constable Davis Harrod stated
that he saw an unknown man run
out of the Secretary of States Office
and run down into the basement a
few moments after the shot was
fired.
F. Wharton Golden presented a
number of letters from Gov. Taylor
to Golden in which the former
pledged him his support. They
were read. Golden then went over
the testimony given in the exam
ming trial.
Golden gave some additions to his
former testimony. Among them
was statement that Culton said
the man who killed Goebel was so
drunk he could hardly stand up.
Another was that Caleb Powers
told him on the day before the as
sassination that the best way tokill
Goebel would be to start an argu-
ment in the Capitol Hotel and kill
him there. Powers said Taylor
would pardon the assassin.
At the afternoon session, Whar-
ton Golden told again about Yout-
sey getting the key to the Secretary
of States Office from John Powers,
and he said that John Powers told
him two negroes Had been brought
here to kill Goebel.
On cross-eXamination, Golden
testified that eX-Secretary Finley
said if the contest was not stopped,
"Goebel and his gang would be
killed" Golden replied
II am with you in that -
Killing Predicted.
Witness heard people around the
State House say that Goebel would |
be killed if the contest was not
stopped.
When asked if he was not testi-
flying because be had been promised
immunity, Golden stated that It. c,
Campbell said he would do all he
could for him.
George h. Hemphill, clerk in
of State Powers Office,
followed Golden. He saw Youtsey
in the Office Saturday before the as
sassination with a rifle, Hemphill
said Youtsey came into the room a
minute or two after the shots
Witness heard Sheriff Burton (now
threaten to kill Goebel
several times.
In rebuttals culton denied that be
had a consultation with Golden in
The Florida star., 1900-05-18
CURTAIN RAISERS.

Eddie Foy is the comedian Of the Lon
don production of THE American Beau
ty."
"Way Down East will bc presented
at the nruTy Lane thcatcr. London,
next season and may also 90 10 Austria
lia.
Ii is said that Mary Mannerng Will
make her stellar dch.t next season in the
part Of Priscilla IN, Il play made from the
Miles Standish lelS.nd.
Algeria BarIios. widow of the late
president OF Guatemala, is To play under
the Frnhman management, taking the
roles in the Ada Rehan rcpcgtory.
Miss Rosellc Knott. the Ly.sia Of Quo
Eadis." is oue of the best rifle shots, rs
well as being one of The most accom-
plishcd equcstrians. in the country.
There is rumor that Verdi is writing
another opera. if not two. lie always
denies such rcports-hc did when lac was
scores of years younger than he is now.
Robert Eicson. who has made such a
hit as Cecil Bryant in The Greatest
Thing In TIE World" has been rc-en-
gagged to support Sarah Cowell lie Moyne
next season.
John J. McNaliy. the Boston writer
who has fitted the Rogers brothers with
two SUcc, SsGul VchiclrS. has completed
another play IN which Sam BERNARD will
star next year.
We had What Happened To Jones"
auI Why Smith Left Home" Now we
are 80 learn How Smith Met Jones"
That's the title Of farce that q man
namcd Frost is backing.
Joseph Cuync. who successfully por-
trays the chaructcC of tine young COIN
poser. Paul Roland. in The Girl In tie
Barracks" III one time enacted the role
of William Penn. ST.. in Miss Philadel-
pLia."
The Florida star., 1900-05-18
MATRON AND MAID.

Mrs. James Carter OF Pana. Ills, re
Gently bought a lot at n tax sale. and in
digging on the premises for a garden dis.
covered box containing about $500 in
gold.
Mile. Lucie Faure, daughter of the late
president OF the French republic, has
made her debut as an author with Sc.
ries OF articles on Cardinal Newman;
His Life and Works"
Mrs. A. w. Sawyer OF Nashua, n. H,
has presented 10 the Williams college in
Urinary the sum OF $500 as a fund in
memory OF her son, William NJ. Sawyer
90. who died some years ago.
Mrs. George Gould's past winter in
New York has been one long season OF
social triumph. She is expected to follow
this with Il similar campaign at Newport
next summer after u short trip 10 Eu-
rope.
Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson states
that she has no intention OF allowing her
husbands grave in Samoa 10 be disturb
ed. as he lies among those who loved him
no less than the people OF the Scottish
mOors.
There is a great demand for the wealth
er maps OF Feb. o, because the dark space
profile OF Miss Susan B. Anthony. Oddly
enough. when the map was made, the
Women's Suffrage association was in
session in Washington.
Mrs. Moon, aged 90 years, whose pho
tOgraph has been accepted by Queen Vie
tOria. had Il military bringing up. She
was born at Gibraltar, christened ut Nal
Ia and was present. as child in the bag
Df p
where her father. a color sergeant OF the
Rifle brigade. was wounded.
Ex-Quecn Liliuokalani has just COM
pleted a new volume and has applied TO
the copyright clerk in the library OF con-
gress for "A copyright certificate, giving
the name OF the book as The Hawaiian
Tradition OF the Creation" The ex-queen
has had only few copies printed and
states that it is intended for private cir
culatiOn only.
Mile. Chauvin, who has just won her
battle for admission TO the French bar.
relates that when her first application
was denied the judge said: You are a
doctor of laws. you say. and of philoso-
ply and n bachelor Of literature. Well,
you must be an encyclopedia in minia-
ture. and we are all SO afraid OF you that
we would be afraid To admit you To our
ranks"
Mrs. Susan Simmons Winans, the old
est living person born on the site of Chi
cago and one of the survivors of the Fort
Dearborn massacre Of 1872. is III at San
IA Ana. Cal. For a long time il was sup
posed that the last survivor Of the massa-
ere had died years ago. but Mrs. Winans
proved 10 the satisfaction OF the Chicago
Historical society that she was an infant
q months old AT the time of the Indian at
tack and with her mother was taken cap
tive.
The Florida star., 1900-05-18

wiZened and shrunken in the cold rain.
The sky Is without a break. The
clouds cover the lowest kopjes round
about, and everywhere. instead OF
mems voices. there is only the siushy
sound OF a deluge. But we are, after
all. fortunate. II is not precisely home
fife, nor are our comforts of the draw
ing room. but our fighting line has gone
through this and worse without cover
and has won victories, and we have at
least n protecting canvas"
IL is impossible 10 eXaggerate the de-
sire for peace felt by the masses OF
people in South Africa. Everybody
realizes that the Beers must be beaten.
The sturdy burghers realize it them.
selves. They might be convinced that
British rule would not be the worst
thing i'm the world after all. but they
fear the rule OF the mining sharks
The power which Cecil Rhodes now
seems to be exercising i'm the affairs Of
the Cape leads the Beers 10 believe
that he will have influence in the re-
construction OF South Africa after the
war is over. This fear will tend TO
prOlong the war and means the loss OF
additional men and money. A little
diplomacy and a judicious mixture OF
humanity and common sense would
work wonders in bringing hOstilities to
a close aud laying the foundations for
permanent peace and prosperity.
CECIL HoYT.
The Florida star., 1900-05-18
TOWN TOPICS.

Boston has horSelcss fire engine. How
much better TO put up frcless buildings!
minneapolis Journal
Commissioner McGann has promised
10 clean the streets OF Chicago. Is Mr..
McGann's other name Hercules Min
neapolis Times.
Chicago is planning for a new city hall
700 feet long and four stories high on the
lake front. Chicago is boring with Il
biz auger. So To speak.
Tribune.
The town of pcloit. which WAS plated
in 1851. was rcSUrVcycd recently, and il
was discovered that many Of the lot lines
were wrong. As a result. number Of
houses are standing where the streets
should be.-Burlington Hawkcye.
ChicagOs total debt is SlIOOO,OOO,
while New York owes S2SS. 100000. And
yet the wise men of Gotham persist IN
referring 10 New York rs staid AMI
conservative city. while Chicago Is point
ed out as a sort OF wild young spend
thrift throwing money 10 the birds.-Ia-
coma News.
The Florida star., 1900-05-18
NON LONGING FOR PEACE
THE MAJORITY OF SOUTH AFRICANS
ARE SICK. OF THE WAR.
Public Opinion Not Represented by
the Noisy EIements-Bad Weather
Adds 20 the Difficulties OF Cam
paigninE.
Especial Correspondence.l


CAFE Town. April 20.-The extrem-
ists In South Africa make so much
noise that the sensible conservatism OF
the masses is lost sight of. Rhodes
and his crowd of mining sharks cOnsid-
er themselves to be the continent, and
the British government has E-ade the
mistake Of accepting their own esti-
mate of themselves. These people want
the Beers disfranchised and their prop
erty confiscated. As for Kruger. in the
absence Of any legal method OF burning
him at the stake they would make him
out To be a traitor and hang him. In
deed the Rhodes outfit are conducting
themselves in way to Justify the BOer
charge-that their greed and rascality
are the cause OF all the troubles in
South Africa.
In military operations there is a tend
ency on both sides to progress slowly.
Lord Roberts does not propose to have
the SpiOn kOp tragedy repeated, and
Commandant Olivier of the Beers Will
not let enthusiasm lead him or any OF
his officers into such a trap as engulfed
Cronje. On the side of the British
transportation and provender continue
TO he the leading factors in the mill
tIry situation. and not much progress
toward Pretoria can reasonably be ex-
pected OF Lord Roberts for some time
TO come. Horses have alwaS been an
important element in wars I'm which
the British have engaged. History
tells us that during one of the crusades
Richard l was much troubled through
lack of horses TO mount himself and his
knights. The king and his followers
did their duty like Britons in spite or
the fact that their borrowed chargers
had not been trained TO arms and won
the respectful admiration or their foes
by the vigOr OF their defense. Horse
flesh was staple article during this
campaign in Palestine. and we read Of
Richards troops setting foot traps TO
catch the enemy's horses should they
attempt To rush the camp. They ate
such horses as might be caught thus.
On one occasion after hard march
Richard was SO short OF meat that he
issued n proclamation promising the
owner OF Il dead horse IL new charger If
said owner would keep the meat for
distribution among the stOutest sol
diers.
People in the northern hemisphere
do not generally realize that winter has
come upon South Africa. Storms COM
The Florida star., 1900-05-18

biniug wind and rain are frequent. A
correspondent at the front describes
the conditions IS follows: Everything
looks at its worst. The crowd of gliS-
tening white tents looking 50 bright
and clean in the sunshine is now only
Il series of bulkS OF muddy gray. moist,
unpleasant bodies The spaces be-
tween them. usually crowded by sol
diers drilling or preparing food. are
now quite deserted. No one is TO be
seen abroad save the sentries or the
cooks working here and there at the
camp kitchens in n rain that searches
everything il reaches. The white,
scorched surface sand has been wash
ed away. and the dull brown Of the
deeper layers adds 10 the desOlation.
The water sweeps everywhere down
the slOpesjn rivulets that quickly deep
en- in the sand or In broad shadows.
Across the breastwork the veldt is COW
cred with sludgy. greasy mud. The
Bengalis cover In their tents or, If
they must attend to their horses, look
The Florida star., 1900-05-18
A Monster Devil Fish

Destroying its victim, is a type of con-
stipatlon. The power of this murderous
malady is felt on organs and nerves and
muscles and brain. There is no health
Iill it's overcome. But DIR. Kings New
Life Pills are safe and certain cure.
Best in the world for stomach, liver, kid
neys and bowels. Only % cents at b. r.
Wilson 4 Sons drug store.