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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19

onicer. the governor shall declare ouar.
antine In that county and enforce INC
sunie through the State health officer The
, commissioners SIC court shall nay the cx.
prises' as shown by temized bills present.
Ell 10y the State health officer. Tho iii,
also provides for the appointment Of ceun.
~. health officers.
Mr.. Garner offered an amendment, pro.
'ihing that II county fails to comply
with the law the expenses of quarantine
regulations shall be paid out of the rcve.
nue. of the State.
The author OF the bill afr. Strother ac.
ceptcd the amendment and II became a
part of the bill
Mr, Robertson Williamson, moved to
strike ont the Garner amendment.
Mr.. Lane offered a concurrent resolution
requesting the governor to return the All.
lenc. asylum bill, which contains errors re.
curing. correction. The resolution was
adopted.
The house adjourned until $3.50 o'clo k
tomorrow morning.
HOUSE BILLS.
The following bills were introduced in
the house.
By Henderson u.amnr--1o amend article
h'l of the Revised Civil statutes. and re-.
curing the commissioners court to ex-
anime the dockets aud records of certain
officers. Article y3l. MS amended, provides
1T snail be the duty OF the commission.
crS court OF each county In this State 10
examine the dockets and records OF the
clerks OF the district and county courts
the sheriHs justices of the peace. con
stables aud tax collectors of their respect
I've counties. at least once each year, and
oftcncr II deemed necessary by said court
for the purpose OF ascertainng il any mon.
eys Of right belonging TO the COUNT are
In their hands which have not BEEN ne
counted for and paid according to law,
to the end that suit may 10 Instituted for
the recovery thereof and II Is hereby made
the duty of the several officers hcrcinbe
fore mentioned to deliver their dorkcts
and records Ia the commissioners court Tor
examination when demanded of them for
thnt purpose by said conrt'
BY Henderson N.amar) and Calvin To
amend chapter NJ. Of an act passed at the
regular session of the Twenty legis
laturc. amending section II of snid act.
the same being II road system for Lamar
county The hill amends CHAPTER ~ 90
that section IL shall hereafter read as fol
lows: section ~. Each county commits
sioner. whcn acting as road commissioner,
shall he entitled To So per day for services
actually performed. not To exceed sixty.
to he paid ont Of the road and bridge fund
when the account shall have been mp
proved by tho commissioners court. and
the court shall not approve snid account
unless the commissioner presenting 1t shall
sign an oath that the account Is inst, due
and unpaid. and said account shall specify
the number Of davs' work ACTUALLY per
formed l,v him. and 10 commissioner shall
he entitled to nay as road commissioner
while he is performing the duties Of coun-
~ commissioner"
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Stops
f Falling Out.

# your hair is coming out,
no wonder you are alarmed.
ltmeans that you are to have
very thin hair, and that is
about as bad as badness itself.
The trouble is your hair does
not have life enough to stay in
the scalp. Feed your hair with
Ayers Hair Vigor and it will
be all right.
IT the gray hairs are begin
ming to show, Ayers Hair
Vigor will bring back the rich
color of youth to them.
Ono dollar bottle.
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HE BILLION DOLLAR TRUST.
Morqan's Latest Creation Has Reached
the Enormous Figure.

the Enormous Figure.
New York. February ls.--The Mail and
Express snys: at was reported in Wal
street today that the Hnal papers in the
new steel consolidation would be signed
at meeting at the metropolitan club this
evening. at which J. Pierront Morgan VIII
be present. The ccpjtal will consist of
S4oo,Gooooo Z per cent preferred stock and
Sioo,o0o,mo common stock. besides which
will be issued.
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WaIdersce said to Be Bluffino,

London, February 1o.--The Berlin CORE
spontem of the Daily Mall claims to ua Q
official authority to deny that 1t is serious
ly intended to send any expedition Into
the interior of China. He claims that
Count Won Waldcrtc is TRYING ia expedite
the negotiations by blufing.
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Ono dollar a bottle.

your druggist cannot supply YOU, send
asti,oo and we will express bottle to YOU.
VI, sharEes prepaid. Be sure and give us
your nearest express Office.
JIG. AVER Co, Lowell, Mass.
send for our handsome book on The Hair.
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Russia and United States VIII Net Jcin.
londan. February 19.--Count Won Wnd(r
see has prepared his plans for the new
expedition, says the Pckin correspondent
of the Morning Post, wiring yesterday. snI
II viii start next Saturday. All Inc pow.
ers except Russia and the In tod S,a.es
have agreed TO allow their fore, S 10 Join.
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Threatened Rate War Averted

Chicago. February ls.-The threatened
war among the transcontlnental roads over
rates for the Epworth League meeting al
San Francisco next summer was ayerted
today by the meeting uf the TranscOn.
sInental Passenger association. The agreed
RAE Is 500 for the ronnd trip.
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FATAL FIRE.

Four Men Killed and One Was Fatally
Injured. q,
New Haven. Conn, February 19.-tour
men were killed and one fatally Injured
In a fire which destroyed IN nnoccupicd
factory on Winchester avenue this morn
ne
The dead are:
CAPTAIN JOSEPH CoNDREN.
FIREMAN EDWARD HALE.
FIREMAN FRANK RILEY
FIREMAN FRANK WILLIAMS.
Tho injured;
Henry Powell fearfully burned.
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81 the ST. Louis Southwestern railrohd
commonly known as the Cotton BrIt . ~
succecd A. :. Dodge. who becomes general
traffic maragcr ~ the Kansas ,,ity rort
Scott and Memphis road Mr.. FARRELL i
general freight agent ~ the Cotton Rel,
sSstcn 81 Texas. His appointment be.
comes effective March l.
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Wei. old man. n you're beastly sorry.
have my oil Of sympathy.
Il say. Jack. I'm running over 20 Os-
tend tomorrow: come along"
That's a backneSed way OF forgetting
things But I'll come Meanwhile lei us
20 out and kin something. time for
tiioice--or correspondent"
And a few minutes later they left the
club arm In arm.
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cteok for rwenty-three Million Dollars.

New York. February Isl. Pierpent
Morgan Co. today deposited in the
First National bank check for s2s12T..
OiG. The check represents the rcrcnt traHss-
fer Of the Central railroad Of New Jersey
10 Morgan interests.
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The House.

Ia Texas. February 1s-The snea,cr
As'ea the following commlttee 10 do.
ku,.. NY ownership of the Log Cabin
tr N.rae ISIS smith, Callan and Talbot.
N pef called up his concurrent reso
Ns'suihg for sine die adjourn.
Ia april /. Mr.. Schluter moved TO
aeoss.ig the date April s, and it
epled by Mr.. Napier
ments moved that further con.
blp,,os " postponed until June 10. The
tx Avus,' ss adopted, o. ayes, n noes.
'asder. sou 10 table the motion 10
kiaips % Messrs. Shaw and Moursuud.
|epieuness counties may fund bonded
: ald' sss issued since january i, 1885,
passsss Tue house Tor third reading
tfIsney cl.,it was passed with the
FasI and Il Il, Mr.; aIcInnis, the bill by
|IeFsilT Of the State by The State
y faess,s ana approprlatlng $1,000 a
|aas orSs,' was taken up out OF the
sss s adopted. '' eV'''''ee
81, offered an amendment, pro
-e survey be completed with
cred an amendment 10
is H. de-
|~sa Ga a.
aerial DIS
% the Stnte re-
|1su az ,sht'lee from them. Mr.. vii
kdHek a., tunnels moved 10 table the
iiendrlcl n a The motion 10 table
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Mr.. Fsreirs Promotion.

81. Louis. February is.-H L. Fprrsil
has been appointed freight traffic manager
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A REAL TEST

". Kenneth, The WellKncWn fIec n Autk oeflv
Says there Is Not q tsseof Weakness, lost
sigor or Vitality in Man or Woman That Canaas
We Cured BY the Proper Appliestioa Of Eioc.
ticttric Belt VIII Not Cure--Ihe uuited Ststss
Government Has Given the Doctor thu Excessive
Use OF Ills Method Of Applyiag Electricity Is 3
Reward Tor His Discovery.
No matter with what allnent You are sfhieted.
Nature is always doing her level best to make YOU
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Avoid Contagion.
I-rc RATS Chlcrides, the odoriess disin-
feetant.
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strong and well again; but
Nature must DO aided. for
In four cases out OF five
she has hcenlmposed upon
Electricity Is Natures own
remedy. and. when II is
properly applied. will cure
every III which may afiiiet
mankind. My method Of
applying Electricity to tho
human system Is my own
discovery, and as a reward
the United States Govern
mert has given me the ex-
elusive use of this method
"A method which has
proven SO effective and
curative TO weak. vigorless
men and women that the
name Of my Electric Belt
isalmostn household word.
! know Electricity as sppll-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-27
AtWator.

John IsacsOn came down from Kan
diyohi on the afternoon train Monday
%. A. A. McCann and family drove
to Litchfield Monday morning to at
tend the funeral of deceased relative
-. Elmer Altman came up from Mer-
Ram Park on business Friday. He is
employed in a grocery store. Nc
Kenna, the hypnotjst, held forth in
the town hall last Friday and Satur-
day evenings, much to the delight of
all lovers of sensational and exciting
scenes. 900. DR.. Robertson, of Litch-
field, was here on professional bust.
ness one day last week.. Us. A.
Carlson sold out at public auction part
of his household goods last Saturday.
Mr.. Carlson will move to St. Paul
where he will engage in his present
work of shoemaker. 1.-The Misses
Emma Anderson and Esther Johnson
visited at Willmar over Sunday. $500.
Geo. Roetzer, the meat man, has pur-
chased S. A.. Carlson's house and lot
on the south side of the track 49,. "A
local telephone line extending from
Atwater through Harrison, Spicer and
to Willmar is being talked of by our
business men and a number Of enter
prising farmers in the town of Harri-
son. A considerable number of sub
scribers have been secured and it seems
possible that the scheme will be car
ried through. ~. Another important
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kerkhoven,

Alfred L. johnson transacted bust
ness in Willmar Tuesday p. m. %.
L. Nyquist has sold his quarter inter-
est in the Kerkhoven Roller Mill to
Chas. Jones. ....... John Hawkinson
and Axel Ostlund returned from
Washington Monday night. They re-
port having been favorably impressed
with that country and may move over
there later on. ...... A number of
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John Melin
gathered at their home Tuesday even
ing for the purpose of saying goodbye
before they departed for their new
home near Benson. A purse of Sl2
was presented to the host and hostess.
...... "A deal was closed last week
whereby J. A. Holmgren became owner
of the building and stock of the S. B.
Mattson furniture store. Mr.. Holm
eren will now use his former place of
business as q wareroom only and will
make the newly purchased store his
headquarters. Mr.. and Mrs. Mattson
intend to go to Seattle, Wash, to
live in the course of couple of
weeks. Several OF their children re-.
side there.-Kerkhoven Banner.
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Irving

irving.
Mar. %. Hay has reached the IN
usual figure of $40 per ton. -. Miss
Josie Opstad has been seriously sick
for some time, but is now recovering.
5000. Mrs. Andrew Bersheim, who
has been severely i'll, is now conva-
lescent. >. .Helmer Peterson is en-
ployed at G.. Holgerson's place. $500.
Parochial schools will soon open in
districts "a and &c. 80. Engel Bers-
helm, who has been student at the
Augsburg theological seminary, is re-
ported to be sick. The winter term
of school in Dist. "a closed some time
ago. We understand that Miss Siv-
ertson is engaged to teach the spring
term in the same district. go. Willie
Torkelsen is seeking a new farm for
his season as Mr.. johnson intends
to resume charge Of his own. go. At
water seems to be the principal
market for the Irving wheat this win
ter. 1t is claimed that higher grade
and less dockage is received there. 49,.
Gilbert Erickson, while crossing Green
Lake with a load of wood the 18th
inst, met with an accident Of rather
perilous nature. The ice though ap-
parently safe proved treacherous and
broke under the weight of the load.
The horses succeeded in freeing them
selves and both driver and steeds es-
capped unframed. Fortunately it was
not far from where it was somewhat
shallow water in consequence of which
it was made possible to also rescue
the sleighs and wood. 49,. Charlie
Wermelin returned recently from Cass
county .. Mr.. Hakanson Of New Lon
don purchased cattle here last week.
:. The State Bank of New London
has purchased large amount of seed
wheat at West Irving. Lars Sather
has been spending some time here. 49,.
Rev. Breckhus conducted religious SER
vices at the Lutheran church last
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sun
day.
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High School Notes.

Esther johnson and Emma Anderson
of Atwater visited the High School
last Friday afternoon.
Prof. J. W. Johnson of Manchester
College visited the High School Mon
day forenoon and made a short
address.
Supt. Kilgore will go to St.
Cloud on Thursday to attend meet
ing of the N. M. E. A.
Olivia Stansberry of the class of
1900 is expected home this week.
Roy Bowers has withdrawn from
school and returned to his home at
Rochester, Minnesota.
The city schools will close on Fri
day for vacation of one week.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-27
mo. License" Caucus.

The joint caucus held by the temper
ance people was we'll attended and re-
suited in the nomination of the follow
ing ticket:
For president, John S. Robbins
For treasurer, F. G. Handy
For justices, John H. Styles and
Benz. Castberg.
For aldern en- in First w ard L. o.
Thorpe and J. M. Spicer.
Second Ward-Aug. johnson and
E. G. Young.
Third Ward-John E. Dehlbom and
Erich Holt.
We understand that the nominees in
the First ward have declined the honor,
Mr.. Spicer for the reason that he ex-
poets to be away from home during
the year. The committee will fill these
vacancies. - Il. E."
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-27
Anderson Bros,
jewelers. and Opticians,
WiLLMAR, MINI.
Lake Lillian.
WlLLM AR,

March 24-Farmers Of this commu
nifty are busy preparing for spring
work. miss Hilda Broberg and Mis-
Benson spent Saturday afternoon at
Matt Erickson's. Mr.. John Bjorn-
wick left last Thursday morning on a
professional trip to Litch6eld, MINI.
:. Rev. Chas. Mohn visited at Erick-
sons Thursday. ). John Erickson
brought home % shoe Tiger drill last
Wednesday, which he recently pur-
chased. ). .Messrs. Chas. Flann and
Christ Anderson returned home last
Friday from Willmar where they have
been spending the winter. This
community was shocked last Thurs
day when the sad tidings was received
of the death of Mr.. Oscar Erickson
which occurred at his home. He has
for about year been suffering from
quick consumption. Although never
having any pain he seemed to be fad
ing away. He was able to be up and
about until his very last days. He
fingered along till Thursday morning
at about O'Clock when his end seemed
to be near. His folks we're called to
his side and he took his last farewell
shortly afterward sod seemed to
breathe easier. The angel of death had
come and relieved him of all earthly SUI
fering. Oscar was % years of age and
a general favorite with all who knew
him. Always kind and pleasing, with
a good word for all, even to his last.
The funeral was conducted last Mon
day from the Christine church, of
which deceased was a consistent men,
Der, and the remains were laid at rest
in the Christine cemetery Miss Jen-
ME Wick and Hattie Hanson came
home last Friday for short vacation
between the terms Of the Willmar Sem
mary. >. John Hanson is repairing
harnesses at Andrew Anderson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ray, of Will
mar, and Andrew Edblom, of Hank
inson, N. OAK, camedown Saturday
to attend the funeral of their brother,
Oscar. The infant baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Lund quist, died last Fri
day.
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Real Estate Transfers.
EAST LAKE LILLIAN.

EAST LAKE LILLIAN.
Mar. 25-And Nelson to Ida NJ Swart-
wood, neA neA, nwA ne4 sec. "a
assignment OF contract
RosELAND.
Mar 2o-Essie Landweer to Spicer
Land Co., fractional nw4, Sec S.. $22O6322 3
WHITEFlELD.
Mar. cost. P. M. g. M. Ry. co. to Ed
win F. Fink, ne4 swl4 sec. &c.,. 280OO
Mar. 20-St. P. NJ. g. M. Ry. Co to Ed
win F. Fink, nwl4 nwA, sec. 3D.. 28O0O
Mar. 22-James Quirk to Spencer Err
ickson, wa sWA, sec. 25....... 22ooOO
EDWARDS.
Mar 16-Chas H. Hoyt to Anton Kno-
blauch, nHa nel, sec. 22............ 10OOU
w1LLMAR.
Maj. 25-Mikkel o Thorpe to Mons Lar
son, seq sec. 49,. ................... 4l6O'oO
DOVRE.
Mar 21-Thos. Osmundson to D. M.
Walberg, lot 26 of lot Z, sec. 24...... 1000
NEW LONDON.
Mar. 21-Vermont Savings Bank to AL
fred Markhus, 81 nwA, ny sW4, nh
sw4 ne4, sec.2 (GreenLake Beach) 10000
ROsEvILLE.
Mar. 2o-Ellen S. Silver to Grace NJ:
Henry, VIZ nw14, seA nw}4, swA
net4, sec. 2o... ......'......... ~SVOUo
NORWAY LAKE
Mar. 19-Ole G.. Legaarden to Even
Railson, neA Sec 3l......... 100000
VILLAGE OF ATWATER.
Mar. 25-Charles Nelson to John De-
foe, lots and 2, blk 53.......... $500
Mar. 26-Nels }. Walen to =. A. And
ersOn, und. u OF lot Z, blk 3.......... 100000
RAYMOND.
Mar 21-Clara M. Leighton to John H.
Stall, lots and 8, blk. ueightOns
End addJ ..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
SPICER.
Mar. 10-Christian Clausen to Ole Lar
son, lot %, blk. 2 Lake Front add 1880
VILLAGE OF WlLLMAR.
Mar. 21-G. J. BjOrnberg to Selma NJ
BjOrseu, lot 10 and So of lot II, blk
............... 1880
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-27
Cut His Foot.

L. G.. Nelson, son of Master Carpen-
ter James Nelson, of the Great North
ern, is confined at the home of his
brother Frank as the result of an acct
dent which befell him Tuesday of last
week. While at work on a bridge
near Dassel he was struck on the foot
with an adj, cutting a deep cash in
that member. The wound was very
painful one and resulted in profuse
bleeding. 1t was several hours before
medical attendance could be had and
the young man was obliged to wait
until his arrival in Willmar before
the wound could be properly dressed.
He was brought here on the night
train and DR.. Frost attended to his
injuries. Several stitches in the flesh
were necessary. ..@ s5,. St. ss 4.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-27
School Report,

Following is the report of school for
the term ending March %, 1901, in
Dist. No. 81, town of Colfax: Num-
Der of days taught 100; number of
pupils enrolled 43; number of pupils
entitled to apportionment AZ; total
number of days attended 3,0714;
average daily attendance 30,77h. Pu-
pills perfect in attendance: Regina
Olson, Carl Olson, Markus Mikkel-
son, Arthur Olson, Alfred Romness,
Henry Romness. Number of visits by
patrons and directors, IS.
GILBERT Open, Teacher.
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Seeds. Field Seeds.
The Joint is Closed,

John Anderson was convicted in JUS
tice court last Friday for the illegal
sale of liquor. He was fined 500,
which he paid. He also paid a sos
fine for Frank Hultberg, his barten-
der, who had appealed his case to dis
trict court. Mr.. Anderson agreed to
close up his place of business, and it
has been done. The way to close
Joints is to close them. "Where
there's will there's a way.'
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Republican Caucus Nominees.

The Republican caucuses held in
the village last evening resulted in
the following selections:
FIRST WARD.
Aldermen, M. T. Sandbo and W. T.
Markhus. Delegates to village con-
ventlon, Sam'l Porter, I. T. Cramer,
A. O. Nasset.
SECOND WARD.
Aldermen, John Williams and F.
H. Void. Delegates to village con-
vention, G. W. Odell, Geo. Muller,
c.. A. Olson.
THIRD WARD.
Aldermen, Lewis Moline and T. K.
Stalland. Delegates to village con-
vention, Sam'l Olson, W. J. Pinney,
Lewis Johnson.
It is expected that that the conven-
ton this evening will nominate G.. W.
Tyler for president.
Seeds. Field Seeds.
Just received a carload of seeds
from Northrup, King & Co. Good
seeds bring good results. Call early
and get a good selection.
SLETTEN & ERICKSON.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 28.
VERSIONS Millinery,

business change took place IN our vii
lage Monday. OF the firm of Ander-
son & Walen, F. A. Anderson pur.
chased the half interest owned by N
J. Walen, and is now sole proprietor
of the largest mercantile establishment
in town. go. Louis Peterson returned
from Northern Wisconsin last Mon.
day. Miss Mary Lester of Dist.
No. Al, is enjoying two week. S
vacation in town. MID-ROADER.