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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19

Ilatilesnnkes we're tho most danger.
ous Wild animals with which tie early
settlers 81 New Jersey had 20 contend.
They werr very nanlerous and their
bite. n not treated properly a. oncs,
WAS Rrnefails fatal In Stories from
American History y. Il. Stockton
cites 90 Incident which gives an ldea
q me abundance og ruttleru m ths new
eoloayi
Ia a quarry from whieh ths wort.
mrn were Engaged IN Eettiag out stone
fog the foundations of frlnceion col.
le9e a Wide crack IN ihs rocks was dia.
cofertd which led downward 70 a large
cavity. and IA this eaye were found
about ~ bushels of rattisanako bones.
There wea no rrason 70 believe that
lhis was q snake cemetcry. 10 which
che creatures Frtired when thsy cup.
postd thcy we've approaching the end
~ their dayN but u waa. without
douht. a great rafiiesnAke trap
Tha aarnW, winding passage LEAD
los 10 IA mnst have bcen very ailrnrtl
lye 20 q snake sceking rptircd quarters
Ia which 90 take iln hong winger pap,
Aiihoosn she cave a. the hotiom of me
afcat crach ups eeay enough 20 eui
info. a Was ~ arranged that lt Waa
dlmcalf. II not inlossihis. fof q enaks
% set out o. especially IN ths sprlag.
When these ercaiurca are very thln
and weak. having heeu nourlshed ~
winter ~ their own fat
Thus year after year the Futgiesnakea
must have gone doWn into that cavity
nlthoui knowing that they oould neyrT
So oal agnin
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PROCEEDINGS OF
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Routine Acts Of Both House,
Now in Session.
stnar. mouaar Aflraoon.

Ia oorder at2p. m by Pres't Fulton.
B. No. 222 Dy sseek--io regulate
surety companies. sl-gisI ofder, read
third time Passed.
5. n. M. 2gs by sweek-to amend
sections - aud l3 oi G-neral Laws Of
Oregon Read three times and passed.
s.B. No. 227 by smith iof Yamhill)--
to provide water and water power for
state Institutions Read third time,
made special order for 3'45 p. m. today.
wavs ami Means committee sub
mitted 10 retnit upon II. y. No. Ill by
Mr.. Poorman-"To reimburse the
Second Oregon Volunteers"--with re-
com mendation that It pass. Report was
adopted
II. B. No. 1888, McAlister--authorizing
the transfer Of go acres OF land in Union
county, Oregon. Pet aside for an insaae
asylum in Eastern Oregon, to State
Industrial aud Agricultural College and
for appropriations Tor establishing and
conducting Of same. Special order, re.
committed 10 committee on agriculture.
S. IS. No. 234, by BOoth--tO fix salary
Of county treasurer Of Douglas county
Read three times aud pa sed.
S B. No. 80, by Dimmick-to secure
'abor leins on mining claims was taken
from table and passed.
s. B. No. 2O9, by Huni-io incorporate
Portland. reported back to SeDate by
MultBomsh delegation, passed third
reading. Motion by Josephi to refer to
Multnomah delegation with instructions
10 print, was lost.
BY unanimous consent 5. B. No. 227
by smith (of YamhiIl) to provide water
and water power for state institutions,
was given consideration and passed.
Reading Of Portland Charter was
again resumed. Senate adjourned at
5:l5 until 2 30 p. m.
sssste-mOnday Evening":
Called to order at 1880 p. m. by Ptesi
dent Fulton.
A quorum, 81 members, being present
the reading Of the charter bill was 70.
sumed
President Fulton appointed Senators
Adams and Wehrung on the joint com.
mitteo 10 ascertain the salaries Of joint
committee clerks and TO ascertain the
mileage and per diem OF members Of the
Senate.
The report Of the Multnomah county
delegation on the amendments 10 tho
Portland charter bill was adopted and
the bill passed TO its third reading.
Passed.
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Before adio urnment the present legis
lature will doubtless makesprovision for
the supplying Of adequate Watsr supply
at the various state institutions. Acting
upon the suggestion OF Governor Geer,
a ioilt committee was appointed abb a,
two weeks ago to investigate the matter
OF providing the state institutions with
water. The ownors OF the existing
caual-the Salem Flouriug Mills and
the Salem Water Company-were inter.
viewed with view 10 affecting an ar.
rangement whereby the state should
continue 10 use the water from their
canal. bat consideration OF $1,000 per
annum was asked ois the state, sum
thtt WAS considered by tbs committee 20
be excessive. The committee recon.
mended the passage OF bill appropri.
atine $4,000 for the construction OF a
canal 10 be established parallel 10 the
ole owned by the corporations men
TONED above, that would convey from
the sautiam river TO Mill creek ayolume
OF water adequately large 10 the needs
OF the various Institutions. Such a bill
was framed aud lntooduced by Senator
smith, OF Yamhill IL was read the
third time yesterday afternoon aud
passed the senate.
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For payment Of expenses tnci-
dent 20 making alterations. inn
provemenss and repairs IN ne
rtate Capitol Binding, as iol-
lows. Removing art glass from
uind0we IN library room anh
enlarEing and rFm0'ieling the
same for Senate thamtrf,
supreme Court Room snd Rooms
Of the Executive Department, ~.
construction Of lavsiOfies ard
additional aOmen's layaiory Tor .
the third floor ..... 81. ..--t4 "'-
For payment oi exIenses ~ sip
pori of nOn.resdeit p'sr 10 10" 80
several counties. ....-... 7"'
For paSmeBt oi expenses netes.
sariiy Incurred IN ~ arrest ant -.
return Of fagitives from justice w
FOr payment of reward for
arrest /" a. provided by section
2ig7 of Hili's C0de .........-.. vi"
For payment of the per dlein and
mileage Of President and Wee 49,
President elector .. ....... ~ ~
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MRS. A. W. REED
THANKS THE SENATE

lmulsa,assly following The opening Of
the session ~ che senate, Presidsut Fdl.
'on rad the iollo~lug letter from Mrs.
kss A, Reed, sidos oi The late Senator
A, ". Reed u naoglas ooan,yi
sAS fasNC,sCo. Feb. "a, 1891.
10 ~ rfssidoni ani u,s,ahsu a Az. s,o.,.
salfn, ota. .oal
"0EStIEagN ~ Uish t0 expSass my
heaFtielt thanks ioF your kinilv Femem.
hFance Ia adio0Fning che senate Al
memory IL any husband Alfred NJ Red
I ifei yoaF kiudHess very desnlV snl
with a. expless nv gfAil ade ~ tho
taue' Very fespecuuliy, kNa A Reed b
~ unAnimaoas souseni u lhe senate.
,hs elesl.pas erieFei 10 sprcad tl.sle,lsr
upon the Journal u the soasss.
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Committee on ways aud means today
introduced in the senste a bill appropri.
priaiin $4,000 To deiray the expenses
incident TO making creditable exhibi.
ton OF the resources OF Oregon at the
Pah-AmerIcau exposition at Buffalo aud
a similar Industrial Exposition at
Charleston, South Carolina. The bin il
entitled IAN act 10 provides commission
Tor the collection, arrangement and die
play OF products aud resources Of the
state Of Oregon at the Pan.Amenean
Exposition At Buffalo, N. v, MAy-sep.
tember, 1901, and al the South Carolina
Interstate and West Indian Exposition
at Charleston :. g., december, 1901 10
May 1902" The commission is named
she Joint Pan American aud West In.
dian Commission" and asoonssructed In
che bill consists Of the same members as
the Commission named sometime sinoe
by Governor 6eeF, with the exception Of
Mr. Gardner, Of Portland. who holds an.
other position Ia the pay OF the state,
~b'oh, 10y the provisions OF the bill
makes him inelligible for place ON the
committees. Ar. Gardiner is succeeded
on she Comm lsslon ey n. v. Carter, Of
Ashland the other members being: r.
Alexander, fendlrton; Il. n. Thielssn.
salem A. J, johnson, Astoria; Edith
fcsler' WetheFed, Portland 4 l.. smith.
Hood Riv,r; John n. Bargard And A. p.
riit, both Of Portland.
The bill authoFises the Commission IN
appoint sa0elintendsnt Who shall IA
cciNea a salaFs Oi tso per mo0th and sx-
pesses. sho0ld balaace e1is, inda
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asst TO Ia Ia.
B..ntb. ,Ihs Kind You Have AINas Baghi
''';;''" = Z1hzZza<
Not Arguing.

The person who feels like saying
"Let us keep silence. that mGR have
the talk all to myself" would faln re-
duce conversation 20 an entirely one
sided AFFAIR.
The London News says that the late
Charles Keene. the artist OF Punch,
used to describe with great delight the
method OF a certain man whom he
called pot house Ruskln."
This person was sitting with friend
In an Inn parlor and was harangulng
the other man on matters In general.
Finally the friend ventured mildly TO
lnterpose an objection. The speaker
drew himself up with much dignity.
II ain't a-arguing with you" said
he; "rm a-telling your
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A|NE#'N"
This i one Of The god measures q
she session. Agust state apportionmsni
Is 10 be securei. Now there sbould y 2
,pss system of aHssssmsns adopted, that
would operate 70 prevent iavorisism and
tend 70 go all he property on the rolls
and prevent constant reduesion Of val
nee This wouh BE- accomplished By
adopting the precinct ssoessor system.
That sys,eu has l'esn tried in nearly 81
states older than Oregon The precinct
assessor hes been tried and not found
wanting. Oregon can well afford %
adopt q system that has met ihs wants
u older states. Their experiences y
worth something aII the wisdom
and conservation of orr Legislators TO
the contrary notwithstanding.
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SCHOOL BUDGET
This month gNo. :, Vol. 81 = esi'
dsncs Of The superior ozone aud enter
priss prsvaIen, At the mining ns'rOpo'
lie Of the bsnehgrnss county. Here y
noarIya 100 pare monthly edited and
pubIIsbed BY the pupils snd teachers Of
the pubIie high schools Of that city. Il
contains = history Of the county, sketch
- Of pioneers, ..linss, sollroads, poems
and Stories Itisa pretty tribute from
the lie aud progress Of shs svsrsdvao-
cling present 10 ths courage apd beroie
spirit of the evsr.recedIng past. Super
iniendsnt Churchill. his aides and ths
editorial faculty are 10 bs congratulated.
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your Favorite Prescription this time
All the ehild's strength comes from the
mother, "Fayorite Prescription gives the
mother sire myth 90 give her child
There Is no alcohol Ia "Favorite Pre-.
sctiption 4" Il contains neither opium, co.
caine, nor any other narcotic II Is a
purely vegetable and perfectly harmless
medieins Ia any condition OF the female
system.
Accept no substitute for uFavorite Pre-
sefipsion There Is nothing Just as good %
for Woman's ills.
Sick wouFn are invited TO consult Dr
Pierce, by letter free Correspondence
eonhdential Address DIT r. v Pierce, But
fllo, n, Y,
an 20 thankful for what DE- Piercr's "a.
xofite Prescription has done ior me p Writss
Mrs. john r Susith Of Siocan British Colufnbi,
(hox sol. IN helped me through the ions
nlpnths ~ pfVNuancy and have d bis strone
baby girt, the most healthy of all my three sn1
euFed me Of dissase which was taking awsy
all my strength
free. nr Pierce's Common sense Md
ieal Adviser Is sent fIes on recent Of
stamps TO pay expense Of mailing osIy
send q one cent stamps ioi the book M
clo,h binding. or sI One cent stamns GDr
paper coveted. Address Dr. X y. Pierce
buffalo. N Y.
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wsa % The cAnsas Dsls1p

Don't give them tea 90 coffee. Have
you tried the new food drink called
1RAlN-O n n deugious aud nour
lshlng and takes the place Of ooiiee.
The more Onln-O you give the chll
drrn the more health you dlstrihute
through their sysiems. 0mn.O h
made of pure grains and when prop
efly preparcd tastes ukr the chOlc,,
srades of conee bat costs about u as
mitch Al Erucvrs sell a. iAc and
eSc 80.
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To. Mini and .meroM rIrht.

And each day ana night during this
week you can get at any druggists
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs, acknowledged TO te the most
successful remedy ever sold for
Coughs. Group, Bronchitis. Asthma
and Consumption. Get a b. tile to.
day and keep II always Ia the house
10 you can check your cold at once
Price 25c and SOC. Sample bottle free,
eOd&w
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Rpshen easlle cas,iedowu, isle oi
Man, 4 che ancienl seat % the kings
sud lords ~ man The castle Il Yeri,
table rarlosily. 10th Historically aud
otherwise Ihe first meniien az V
dates "a ihe yeaf 1871 u vas taken
after Ela mnnihs sleFe 10 ths year
Iaih by nobeft tha nrucs Ihe castle
- halt 81 umesious ard = not q fuln
rngn few ycais aeo q Was used 81 =
pflNon. Ihn iowa cloek seen in ne
castle wall Naa ptssfatoa - oEecn
Ell4eDelh IA The year it0l h has only
enc baud oa ihe dlat THIS y the hour
hand fhr mlnuies are indsea ~ ths
posiilpn ~ ll,e hand helNseo ~ honEs.
The norkn AZ ihs clork afe also 4 crgi.
osiig. The weight 81 che eRd ~ lhe
IFaauinu = q laree Htone aud q u
irltNu ~ 4 rplle colled nronua = cylla.
|ef ~ WOOD, nlih aRofber sione az ~
'na ~ fnf fnpe. 1ht tl,.cA h stlil eolng
|fIer 49, fNninries ol sersige aud y sllll
~ town cleek Aensaslle ifnslandl
'Afoqlele
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" ~ 50 weak, 80
lacking In stamina
that there is no
vantage ground Of
help.
One Of the results
Of the use Of Dr..
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription pre-
ceeding maternity
Ia a strong healthy
child. Thousands
of mother. testify
20 this Frequently
nloi,irrs write, II
was never able to
raise a child before
using " FaYorite Pre-
scnption." OF All
my other children
are sickly except
this one, and ! took
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appropriation after all the expenses Of
the Commission shall have been paid, IL
shall revert 10 the state treasury and be
placed 10 the credit Of the general fund.
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Pullman and Tourists cars on both
trains. Chair cars Sacramento 10 Ogden
and FL Paso, and tourist cars 10 Chicago,
81. Louis, New Orleans and Washington.
Connecting at San Frandisco with sev
eral steamship lines for Honolulu,
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
South America.
See Mr.. W. w. Skinner agent at saltn
Station, OF address
O. II. MARKHAM, q. p. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
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=" Save me ChIId!"

That is the heartfelt cry Of many
mother who sees her beloved child vast.
ing and fading day by day Sometimes It's
too late for medical aid 10 help the child
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-19
,ovarAL x:sAYS

In speaking Of the funding bonds q
bo issued BY tbo Eugene school distSioi
the 0uard aAygi "The bonds 70 b. 10
s1ed viii draw per cent interest. and
an effort will be made 70 have them
bought entirely BY local copiisl A. has
been done IN salem ios the past several
years"
Under lhe nov school laW iust passed
al school bonds will hsncsiorth Issued
% ths popular loan plan as lnsngerated
hr salem.
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Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
TINE CARD,

I ~ uuW w lUHutUL hI AIUHuy HuV
corvallis with Southern Pacific tialns,
giving direct service ID and from New
port and adjacent beaches.
Trains for the mountains arrive al
DeIrolt az noon, giving ample time
% reach camping grounds on the
brelten5usil and Santiatn rivers the
same day.
l. WALDEN, RDWIN grONE
}. TURNER,
3 II Albsny
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Good Counsel
Has No Riee.

WIS aSs@s q tAs vsulf ef sEps,Enrs.
!hs Au'aarsss ~ tAosasAras Q,Ao Ave
esea haafs Sa'sararaa. A,asnea's
Crvsissi Aedohls, csaassl taass xvhO
ase.s pvFsty ~ e'rsk ths koos 10
as'a& iAepisslSss n ~ ySmss. n IS
Ss's ue7 psofas ~ ihs soss asSIss.
d6cdJ Salsaban1a
GiIzzzslkIgEzl.
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has for nearly sixty years been
recognized as the Peoples Ma
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farmers and villagers. Its
a. splendid Agricultural Depart
inent, It's reliable market re-
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n throughout the country; It's
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published on ....... .....s
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three days IN the week. witl.
all important n,Ws Of the other
four days Igofusely illus
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ing reading Tor an who wish 10
keep In close touch with news
of the nation and world
IL 9 u N lar subscription
price, Sl.5O per year.
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IF YOU WISH TO
TRAVEL IN COMFORT

Take the old reliable Northern Pacia,
Railway for four Eastern trip. Ths
Recommendations this ruad iurni, ,bes mn
the facilities il affords ior an g,
passe'lsels arc Us best advertisement
~ ewes I've Passengers the oomlort thai
! 1ld travellers and new travellers 49,
knNs hos 10 appreciate.
WIN a large amount q new rolllns
SO and vastly Improved roaa bel n \
better than ever prepared Ia No.
those whose good iortane NAV lead thsn,
70 te'ec' this road for their Eas.srS
iripa sISS, =
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Tho Msdiord Mail oi last week says;
'fhs Mediord city council ls, In street
parlancs. up against the real thing Az
ths regular session ol The board. held on
Tuesday egenins oi shln wsek, come an
sosndlDg iac,s wers diseiosed. Treasurer
sirang's report vas read and from Il Was
learned that tho town vas about $1,000
Ia debt, and that durlng the last two
yean tbs towns Indebtedness had in-
creased $1,000.
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CHANGE or LIFE.

" was taken blch
Eve years ago with
The Grippe and
had a relapse and
was given up by
the doctor and my
friends. Change OF
Life began TO work
on me. / flowed
very badly until a
year ago, then my
stomach and lungs
Y
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The undersigned has moved his ..,on
shop irom NO, as State street h M ss :
building, The hFst door ,onlh ef IN. ii :
lena steam Laundry, 80 IiheTiy So,
Nhere he Nill Welcone on 49, -
fAsfsas .f'a ln want II goOd Wolk n ne 6ps
% PJ. lAaskN.
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got so bad, / suffered terribly; the
blood went up in mylungs and stomach,
and I vomited it up. / could not eat
scarcely anything. 1 cannot tell what
/ suffered with my head. My husband
cot me bottle Of Lydia 4. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and before ! had
taken half of IL / began to improve
and to-day am another woman. Ihe
Pinkham's medicine has saved my LIE.
/ cannot praise II enough"
NJ. A. DESsoS, Millport, NY.
A1nnn u,lu h~ nslfHe efhIa fasffssO-
XVOOO Mai IL net genuine
TVdla 6. Pf1khasn ModfoABo 90.
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The mine owners Of thls sscilon are
emphsilcally opposed 20 the eight houE
hlll iniroknced By Representative Grace,
and ons or tvo pFomlnent mining men
have been ~ salem lobbying against the
passage u lbs bin. - BAKER Cily Demo.
craL
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SOUTH AND EAST
Southern Pacific Co,
THE SHASTA ROUTE

Trains leave salem Tor Portland and way
stations a, j:i1 a. On. 7:64 a. m. and
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The regular appropriation b'll carries
about tIO3 900. II vac introduced 10 the
II ,nse a few days ago and will ccine up
for 3 nui passage ia = day or tso. The
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Regular win weekly 1rl-V

"ia TIE Tsuns we onr 20 these who
anu WeouIN journals the following splendid
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pSIAaS % rsss ssn STs the above convection m
AsdrsS THE TRIBUNE, New-lorL ctt,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-08-07
kerkhoven.

Aug. &c. T. Skindelien, of the
town of Arctander, lost two stacks of
hay during the recent hot spell. While
no one was near the stacks they took
fire and burned. It is thought the fire
was started by the hot rays of the sun
lgniting a match that had fallen from
the pocket of one of those who had
stacked the hay. . .Chas. G. Holmgren
and Andrew Lindberg of Mamre have
arranged with L. Nyquist to run one
OF his threshing rigs during the COM
ing threshing season. After Aug Is
John Halsor and Aug. Bergman will
be the proprietors of the Merchants
Hotel, having bought out M. P. NAL
sed the fore part of the week. Gus
tat Lindquist of Mamre received a let
ter from his sister Ellen last week an
nouncing that she had arrived at Daw-
son City, Alaska, and had hired out
to do housework for a private family
at the muniicent salary of 800 per
month. Before going to Alaska Miss
Lindquist had been working at Butte,
Mont, and her folks thought she was
still there until receiving the letter tel
ling them she was at Dawson City,
Kerkhoven Banner.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-08-07
Now London,

A very severe wind storm passed
over this part of the country last Sun
day night, lodging the corn quite bad
ly and doing other damage. A num-
Der of trees were blown over and the
telephone wires were torn down at diff
ferent places. In Roseville the storm
partoOk of the nature of small tor
nado and several buildings were de.
molished or injured. The barn be-
longing to Whit Parker was blown
down, one horse in the same was
killed and one injured. Parker him
self was in the barn at the time and
narrowly escaped injury. The barn
of the Libby brothers was also de-
stroyed and one horse killed. The
barn on the O'Brien farm, rented by
Chas. Henry, was ruined and the roof
carried several rods across the rail-
road track, and the house was partly
damaged. Mr.. Benton's barn was
partly damaged. $500. Lawrence Swan
son, son of F. O. Swanson, of Green
Lake, was charged by mad bull in
the barn yard on his fathers farm
last Tuesday morning and was thrown
to the ground. His brother came to
his rescue, but not before the creature
had trampled on Lawrence's leg,
breaking the bone just above the ankle.
He was brought to New London and
is now staying at his grandfather g
place under the care of DR.. Newman,
and is doing as we'll as can be ex-
pected.-New London Times.
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co U NTY NEWS
Fahlun.

Aug. 6.-Wm. Parson came home
last week, after spending some time
seeking to benefit his health. A
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
e. A. Broman last week. -. Willie
Green has returned to Minneapolis to
resume his duties in grocery estab-
llshment, after visit with relatives
and friends here. Henry johnson,
the expert pitcher, has been assisting
his uncle during harvest. . . Ithas been
reported that Elias Johnson lost a
horse from over-heating during har-
vest The report is false :. Hard
work and hot weather has given Clar-
ence johnson few leisure days in the
hammock. :. Mrs. c.. U. Peterson of
Kandiyohi visited her home folks here
last Monday. u. Martin Bloomq
OF Willmar has been assisting his
father during the busy season.. :. Miss
Almeda Berg of Atwater spent few
days last week at Klint's.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-08-07

is looking after the broken limbs.
Mrs. Granville Abbott died at her
home in the town of Harrison last
evening at half past 8 O'Clock, at the
age of 60 years. About two weeks
ago she was taken down with a stroke
OF paralysis and never recovered, her
death resulting from the second
stroke. The funeral will be held this
afternoon, at Harrison, and will be
conducted by Rev. S. E. P. White of
this place. -AtwaSer Republican Press