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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-30
By COLIN 4. SCOTT, PH. D.,
Professor Of Psycho.o0v and Chad STUDY
IN The WISCONSIN Normal School.


his sees
part Of the unnatural conditions
treatment Just Of
this every expended
their shec vaues are @ 4n the ws not e
might be thughtfuly
experience any
s''T T@S ps
s sign Importance
the quarters of Chicago frequently be
there expensive book on
among wonder that children
also learn to be selfish sided and solitary
this quite frequently train children in empty self
@ one eua ch S " mS * the
using Large words The things
opportunity
If they did not notice disappointed
Sometimes after example,
off by my parents until at the of 10
WAT % inflated
ence but also the purpos til e0e e1s se1
sgs ONE c c s form off,
% ne like e %s ss9s and 6 people
haOt OF walking Lame so as to cause people look at me-
with vacant look
meaningless questions
sure my Even now like to unaffected
evident from this that there
ybsen the University Chicago
ngush from Civilized life is cented sh perd t a
% e1sn ey ana e To- S, ns the tribe
f the
have survival value which accounts his
showing back much fur
the 1 G % n %
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the this t% Sess s @
mates S from the most % and show
how prominent the
see within esrshst
and passive most wnsome smile
young ladies given to certain amount
secrecy in the matter Of showing off, lady
evidently She
observed the '''"'"e transferred to the third
HIM. her nsss S % she
use % wa
while endsavs9s graceful very He
thar e sss thought what
ss and les So
s sss % when ssS
feet in the air and without Of eon
pletey and permanently disguised ~ ~
girl Of 10 who is in Sunday school fancy for
small
present the M VIII sit in such give
her lesson II her,
n s s ssus r es sBs h,s the
but ne not have does not
tate to tell her so" ~ ' Ae"''
The treatment recognition Of it's ns
character partial or comparatively as
ne ABOVE instances will generally
cutting on what life already exists Of making
more compiee-no mubpng
CROWN Inc refusal appreciate
thing else Goodness showing o ~ av
As forms Of there little them Neither
Longer when the instincts that into
natural
rer are each necessary the other succeed
ual happiness -"<'0-1~-D>e = p''1os's "o'
Copyright So
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-30

Dr.. g. r. GerretsOn, dentist. once
i Nikkelson BLOCK, iillmsr a.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-30
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF COUNTY.
OFFICE IN TRIBUNE BUILDING.
20S Fourth Street.

Entered 1T the postoh1ce at Wi1lmar, Minn,
10 second Glass mail matter.
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At cossossEf.
CONTINUED from page 81

rendered the use of his well to the
people. --.. sss.-. e.ssr sfz,'
Mrs. Joseph Williamson and children
are at the Breed cottage. Mrs. r. J.
Martin is out riding every day. and
improving rapidly.
"Waldheim,' the meaning of which
is forest home or. wooded home, has
put out a new gilt sign. the artistic
work Of II. r. Randall, who has done
considerable work here. to the salts
faction of all who have employed him.
Miss Frances Boothby of Berlin. n. H..
returned home today after visit OF
two weeks with the Hunts. This cot
tsge had distinguished Southern
visitors on Saturday in the persons OF
Prof. ]. u. Coleman of Richmond. Va.
and his wife, Amanda Miller Coleman,
andslittle son. They We're accompanied
by Mrs. Dolly Tucker of Augusta
whose guests they are for several
weeks. Prot. Coleman was professor
for 10 years at Wayland Seminary,
Washington, ID. c.. and is now pro-
fessor in the Virginia Union Univer-
s,ty, Richmond. Va. He is white
man in every respect, although little
off color perhaps on complexion. Mrs.
Coleman was a graduate of Hartshorn
College. Richmond. where she is now
IA teacher. She is Il brilliant speaker,
ard is often called to tie work OF the
American Baptist Home Mission So
ciety.
DIR. +. G. KinsInan and wife have
been here the entire week. enjoying the
delights of their luxurious camp.
which grows more and more precious
to them as the years go by. Both sum-
mer and winter yield their pleasures
here TO the doctor. He has just added
to the beauty of his grounds by put
ting in three street lamps. which give
"A flood of light. | was glad to see here
the other day my old time friend, r.
W. Kinsman and his wife. Age
seems to have passed them lightly
Few couples approaching the tiftieth
anniversary of their wedding day. have
more of the freshness and buoyancy OF
youth.
Chas. $. Hichborn and family are
settled al their beautiful cottage in the
Sp,ague grove. and will remain here
tho most of the season. They were
honored Sunday by call from Gov
Hill and wife This is the Governor
Mrs. Henry Lewis of st. Louis. Mo-
arrived Sunday. being accompanied by
Mrs. Pryor of New York formerly
Annie Downs of Augusta. Mr.. Pryor
will arrive in week or two. Mr.
Lewis will not be here until the middle
of August.
Rev MIR. Wilson of Detroit. Mich.
at the head of the A. O. L. W., and
Hon. Parker Spofford. railroad COM
missioner, were entertained at dinner
at Mr. Robertson's. Friday. Rob has
a fine new lioat out, the work of his
own hands.
On Thursday Emily s. Stinson
Josephine F. Tuell, Susan Z. Badger
and Susan G. johnson came out or
their wheels and proceeded down shor,
for ricnic. A heavy shower came up
ard, drenched to the skin, they founc
refuge at Camp Refuge. There were
fireworks in the evening. followed by &
circus and cat and dog show after
the lights were put out
noticed among the visitors yester-
dey. Willard l.. McFadden. G. r.. vii
cox. Elaine owen, Ralph Folsom
Frank Libby. Bernard GRAHAM. w. II
Gannett and family. Postmaster Stin
son and family. and Charles Penney
and wife.
Weather heavenly. II. O.
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II would gladly join in a movement
t. give the grocery clerks of the city
a free excursion. day off when they
could take n boat or train to some
pleasure resort and enjoy themselves
said a prominent groCeryman, yester-
day. 1t would cost the grocers but
little and would be greatly appreciated
by the employees. | should like to see
all the grocers decide upon day When
all stores should be closed and they
with their clerks go off for grand
good time
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LAX" Cobbosseccontce has q row az
traction. In its waters now sNrns
real specimen Of the alligator itiot'
This is no fish story. but the trufh'
Jhts saurian was sent to Metf1ie
Smith of this city. FROM the South. NJ
smith took him to Cobbosrec when nc
went there for his annual summer
outing. The chap soon became dis
satisfied with his crampcd quarters ~
a tub and sought the more ccngrnisi
waters Of tho lake. II is now in order
for stories OF sea serpenfs Hr other
dangerous creatures to come from thar
vicinity.
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Special Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceedins twenty-five words coming under
the head OF WANTED, FOR SALE. TO
LET. LOST. &c. will he inserted once for
- cents and ; cents for each subsequent
insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT. In
sending by mail. remittance of postage
stamps should be made with order, as
the charges are too sEan 10 open ac-
counts for.
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The Hot Weather Test

Makes people better acquainted witt
their resources of strength and en-
durahce.
Many people find that they are no.
30 well off as they thought and thar
they are easily enervated and de-
pressed by the heat.
What they need is the tonic effect of
Hoods Sarsaparilla which strengthens
the blood. promotes refreshing sleep.
Overcomes that tired feeling creates
appetite.
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II Is reported that those charitable
persons who insist on giving away
crayon portraits free OF charge and
who come around. later wanting %
furnish the frame which must be paid
FOR. however. have again put in an
appearance in Augusta. The scheme
is we'll known in this city and no warn
ing is really necessary
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George Rideout. patient at the City
hospital. died about ? O'Clock yesterday
morning. Mr.. Rideout was sent to the
hospital but a few days ago from Hal
lowell by the odd Fellows Of that city.
The immediate cause Of death was
yalvular disease of the heart. Ii was
undoubtedly FASTENED by the severe
Feat of the previous day.
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MACffINISTS. PATTERNMAkERS
mouid"rS boilcrmdkcrs. blacksmiths
brass muUlferS and linishcrS can secure
steady employment at wages :, to - per
cent. higher than paid in trc FaSj. IN IN,
cities Of Seattle. Tacoma. Everett. What
com, fdirhaVen. Olympia and Ballard.
state OF Washington: delightful climate:
cost of living no higher than Eastern
cities of same class. Apply to F. W
Mitchell. secretary Pacific Coast Metal
Trades Association, Seattle, Wash.
iuiNl6. div
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The average annual income Of pro-
fessionaI criminals is estimated at
about $500. This means that the COM
inunity pays them a yearly salary of
$500. OO0. 900. After this is spent for
their maintenance we pay annually
$a8". 100000 for their dectiOn. convic-
tion and support. under national. state.
county and city auspices.
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Daily Ksnn<bee Jourytr


Card" OF thanks. obituary noticcs
olutions OF respect. etc. will be char.-.
at the rate Of ten cents per line ~.
charges less than seven,y-fve cen,.
All Advertising announc~m~..-
entertainments. whose object I, ~.
raising of money wi. be- CHARGED ., =.
rate Of fifteen cents line.
Advertising notices. news form. vu
be excluded from our local column, !,
ccpt such az refer to advertisers occ,-
pying space In our advertising coInmn,
and will be run under a separate h...
on one ~ the local pages.
Subscriber" who fall to receive n.
JOURNAL promptly will confer fave.
by notifying the Office fmmediateIy
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The grading If the driveway leading
into the Bradbury place on Green
street has caused n deep gorge to be
cut in the sidewalk at that peirt
Street Commissioner Cottle has placed
temporary steps on each side Of the
cut-fn so that by a walk down one
flight and up another the pedestrians
find no difficulty in getting along.
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The Lafayette Band hopes to bul'o
the proposed band stand Mt the corne'
o. Jefferson street and Northern ave
nue., but permission from the owner
or the land has not yet been obtained
The band is in excellent condition ana
the boys would like to give some oPe'
air concerts and the people would hhe
to hear them. The plan is to detfs!
the expenses by the sale of ice cream
and other good things. With concerts
BY the Lafayette Band and thosc AZ
the state park. augusta Would nav
an abundance Of coed music t''eSe
summer evenings.
Zinc and c-:n.,;ac cuu3.t t.c wear
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II il probable that the Journal base
hall team will play the Gannett &
Morse club another game. next Satu-
day afternoon. In last SATURDAYS
game the Publishing House boys lid
not have their pitcher. Besse. and ttsy
are anxious to put him in against The
Journals, Saturday. They will do their
b.st to make up for last Saturdays DE-
feat and a good game is expected.
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a horse took fright at an approach
ing electric car on the bridge. yester-
day afternoon. and did his best to run
away. He did not succeed but managed
to force one wheel Of the wagon over
onto the sidewalk. The car was stopped
and the team driven out into the road
way Of the bridge without accident.
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Fred ID. Perkins. guide. sportsman
ana horse trainer. is showing three
h2ndsomc horses. the property OF l.
\. Bartlett Of Belgra de ono is a stat
lion, Phebson. n bay. 15.S. weight ll~
full brother to Bertha Wilkes. who
had record Of 27iS as 4-year- OLD
fhchson stepped quarter in 5Sfs sec
ends. third time to sulky. Another y
2-ycar-old gelding by Pbebson height
l'-3. weight go. promising trbtter
Mr.. Perkins has also 2-yearoid mare
PAGER by Nelson. height Isl, weight
nearly 1000 pounds
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Adna J. Mitchell. father of the young
man who disappeared. July Fourth IS
ma king daily searches Of this city ana
OF the surrounding country in quest OF
clues that may lead to clearing up the
mystery which has thus far proved so
difficult Of solution. Yesterday.
thorough search Of the Brook road
over which the young man would have
passed on his way home. Both banks
IF III" brook We're also examined no
trace could he found and the matter
remains as much of mystery as ever.
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6. F. DUNLAP, District Agent,
&c Exchange ST., Portland, Nc

Who respectfully solcits the patronage
Of AL desiring the ample Protection
afforded by the Policies of this old Com
pany which has been doing business ir
Maine for Fifty-siX Years and pa.
Millions of Dollars TO the citizens of ouI
State.
GEORGE w. SEARLES. 30 W!nthr },
street. Augusta. Special agent.
Q. J. HCSSEY, Nassa lboro.
NOTE-Since June, 1881. when the his.
trict Agency was given To Mr. Dunlap
the CompanyS premium income in TIL.
State has increased about +,lco. or from
So. 80 that year to sl56. $500 in 1872
showing the confidence the intelligent
insurers of our State have in this GRAND
Old Company whose policy contracts
have special conditions more favorable To
tire holder than those OF any oth-r com
pany.
mart so6tf
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The funeral Of the late Mrs. Mary
Caroline Haskell was held. at 3 pm
yesterday. from the residence. No. Il
Crosby street. a large number Of reia-
tives and friends being present. Rev
Norman McKinnon ofiieiated. The In.
termcnt was at Mt. Pleasant cemetery
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racc at the Torsham fair. two years
ago when she was owned by w. r.
Pattancall Last year she was cam
paigned from the time the racing Sea-
son opened until it closed. In that
time she was in many races and was
frequently matched against some of
the best horses in the State. but in
spite of this and the long. hard cam
pa ign which she was given. there was
not single instance in which she did
not come inside of the money. At the
close of the season she was purchased
from Mr. Pattangall by Mr. Long
fellow. who used her for driver until
he sold her. last week.
The well-known pacing mare Goldie
Wilkes. which has been in the hands
Of Dr. StanwoOd Of Rumford Falls, for
tho past two months. will be handled
for the balance of the season by l.. e.
Smith of Canton. This mare is owned
by Bill Gregg of Andover and it is ex-
p.ctcd that she will make some Of the
top-notchers hustle. this fall.
The fast horses. Nominee Prince and
Acctylene. the property of Chas. ii.
Berry and Geo Q. Nickerson Of Houl-
ton. have been shipped to Calais.
where they will be trained for the
great stake races which will take place
in that city. July % and "a. In these
races there have been entered some of
the fastest HORSES i'm Maine and two
days of magnificent racing are ex-
pccted.
Fred Chase Of Maple. owns a very
fine colt. Is months old. weighing about
1000 pounds. pony built. Good judges
of colts pronounce him an extra good
one.
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New Advertisements To-Day.

GrapeNuts.
Mrs. Cram.
r. w. Soule.
Lunf n Brann.
To Iet-Cottsge. WY
To iet-Tcncment.
Excursion TO Old Orchard.
Excursion to Lakewood
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS. CRAM. clairVoyant. can he con
suited on health and business. past. pres
ent or future, daily from a. NJ. to ~ l..
NJ. Cases taken by mail. No. , Capitol
street. Business confidential. illN 11dlw+
BARROWS LAk Is DE COTTAGE is
open for t..e season. Boats to let. horses
fed. fish chowderS. camps, etc. Only five
miles east of Pettinsill's Corner. North
end Togus Lake. W. +. Barrows. Jr..
Mgr IulyfdIuD@
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Local Matters.
Tho journals 1sIephons CSi--lA-e

A fine lot Of spring chickens for
roasters, at Wcbber & Locke's.
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FARM-Containing 100 to 40 acres. Well
divided into wood. pasture and tillage
Situated between McGraw and East
ponds. On hill where there Is good air.
"A sunny. pleasant, convenient house with
nine rooms of good size with piaZzas.
Nicely cemented cellars. Two never fail
ing wells of good water good barn. car
riage house. shed, and out-buildings all in
good repair: plenty of fruit trees. land
under good state of cultivation Freeman
Ellis, Oakland, Me, or T.. c. Mears. Gar
diner, Me. juiy9.du
HOUSE AND LOT at No :S Chapel St,
beautifully located. Reason for selling.
going out of town. Enquire on premises
or write l.. Bert Guptil, Portland. Me.
care f. NJ. Lowe 4 Co. iulyi d2w'
HOUSE LOTS-To settle The estate of
the late James Howard. the few remain
ing house lots on Patterson street viii
be sold at a BARGAIN. q. b. Patterson, cX-
ecutriX. Brooklyn. n. Y. Apply To w. II.
Gannett, agent, Willow street. Augusta.
Me. juiy6d2w
LOOK AT THIS-A nice home for litti,
money: short distance from Augusta and
Hallowell; eight acres good LAM; new
house seven rooms, stable connected:
running Srring water in house and stable.
Make splendid poultry farm. Market at
the door Actually the best value in the
county Part cash balance easy terms.
Inquire of Fred Emery Became. Hallowel.
Me. Junel?,dltho
AT A GREAT BARGAIN: a very nice
Phaeton made by one CT the best max
ers. is in perfect order; can he seen at
Mr.. A. G. Longfellow's. 50 Green st.
| mayll DIR
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WANTED.

WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. inrcc in family. Must be good
cook and neat housekeeper. f. a. Strout.
; Scott street. Augusta. jIlYI6.d div
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y LADY with some knowledge of mu-
sic can hunnrably earn s. a day and up
wards. Address Mus.c, Journal Office.
juIv2 d1lt
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REMINGTON typewriters for sale
Standard machines for rent. | can now
furnish machines for rent on short notice
Webster and Paragon ribbons. Webste:
$50 Water St. 10 Winthrop St.
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DYSPEPSIA

My DYSPEPSIA CURE positively
cures allforms Of indigestion or st0m-
aci trouble. 1t rejuvenates WORKOUT
stomachs. II builds up st0machs that
have been weakened by powerfulcath
artics and 0ld.fashiOned nOstrums.
Msnyea's Dyspepsia Cure corrects bloatngoi
the stomach palpitation Of the heart. shorness OF
BREATH and all affections Of the heart caused by in
digestion. wind the stomach, belching wind or
food bad taste, offensive breath, loss of appetite
fantness weakness Of the stomach, improper cir
culation coated tongue, heartburn water rash.
His Headache Cure stops headache In minutes
Munyon's Pile Ointment cures all forms of piles
Munyon's Blood Cure correc,s all blood Impurities
Munyon's Liver Cure corrects headache. bilious
ness, jaundce constipation and all liver diseases
Munyon's Female Remedies are a boon to women.
Munyon's Asthma Cure and Herbs areguaranteedtc
relieve asthma in three minutes and cure in five days
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never fail.
Munyon's vitalizer ressores lost powers to weak
men. Price. 81. .
Munyon has cure for every disease. The Guide
to ealth tfree) tells Of them. Cures, mostly cts
Munyon, New York and Philadelphia.
MUNYON'S INHALER CURES CATARRH. !
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| GRANITE QUARRY IN AUGUSTA.
! or would leases apply to c. p. King, 10
Arsenal street. Augusta. july1l,d1wT
| FINE BLOODED ENGLISH POINTER
, pups. Sired by the well-known hunter
Snyder owned by the late Clarence lib
belts of Augusta; Dam Pink, by Rex, be
longed sto II. Liunt of Faimouth-foreside.
he by the noted Bang Pink out of Gypsy
BY the best dog owned by the late
brother to Pink. owned by W. d. Kinds
of Portland. bad over 100 birds shot. over
him last fall then being less than one
year old; THESE pups. are beauties, and
further inform PATTON. call on or address.
F. s. Jackson{ Winthrop. Me. julyl2,df
FOR SALE Horse. years old; color.
rich bay with black name and tail /;
weight: 800 ibs(; sound. smooth and per;
fectly kind; disposition. the best; natural
reader from :, to miles per hour. can
,trot fast; Ps<ffsctly safe for a lady t to
some marf and is sold for no fault what
ever. EIor further particulars, address
julylldst*
HOUSE LOT situated in Materyille on
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Going to Buffalo
and the Pan=AmeriCan?

You had better inquire about tho trip
which is being arranged by &. w Rob
bins Of Old Town. 10 include quebec.
Montmorcmcy Fails. St. Anne do EeaI-
IRE. Montreal. Lachinc RAPIDS, Niagara
F'aus Buffalo. the Exposition and tine
Thousan nd Islands Starts from old Town
At ;. q /. NJ. Monday. AIg :. augusta.
80 +. Nj. returning Aug. u. nearly
two weeks ss5 pays all transportation
expenses from OLA Town and return.
sleepinG-car fares. Meals en- roItc. all
hotel bills tcxcept dinners in RIffalo> and
carriage drives in Quebec and Montreal
81 paws all necessary expense from Old
Town including transportation. sleeping
ear horths. hotel bills and clrriac"
drives for the trim to Quebec. Montm"r-
ency Falls. Ste. Anne Dc Bcauprc. Mont
real ana I.achiuc Rapids Leaving OH
Town Monday. Aug. >. so L. NJ. arriv-
ing home Saturday. Aug. 10 For !nior-
nation write 10
cW EnpplNS nd Town Mairn
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THE ATLANTIC HOUSE, Ocean Point
Me. will be opened to the public July /
1901. For particulars address c. f. HoXe
Prom iune22 diff
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HOUSE LOT situated in Waterville on
SiheH ST., next Benz. G. Mitchell place.
J,argtS lot extending back to the Mesa
lonskeA stream. Terms reasonable. In
quire A. 3. Head Gardiner in, Me. dino
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A YOUNG MAN of from IS to 10 years
of age. Apply at once to J. f. Newell &
Co.. Bridge street, Gardiner. juiyl0dlw
AN ALL ROUND MACHINIST. None
other need apply. Frank l. Clark, Jour
nal bldg. julySdtf