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Soma Gbmaro pr MI fommet iaa.

Sung GSparb er MI fommet laa'
pas til ar9fter, at ban Sirs0ag Wor'
gen blep 6rngt omborO / aongelttbet
"gictoria ans gilbert" Ren &eiien
bar 10 nofiaa beioprli9, oa &ongen
fsrIt maatte transporteres til Sern.
boneItationen % tage SrPnet til
8ortsmoutb. San bleo al JET baano'
faite Warineioloater baaret paa en-
ambuIance til og ira Sognen. 0et
antaaes, at 8ongen en- llge eaer TO
oiI boloe iig omborb paa aongeifibet,
Der ifal bape Station oeb Cones og /
tint Seir eisre fortere Cure tiliiss.
9ronninsen os Brins pg SrtniesIe
Carl al 9onmarf lebiager aongen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18
poicisoassbose

Seq bar mubtaaet SsoieIsoassboeen
% liter ben uomGriet eoot. Seq er y.
GuuuSien meset tatnemlie FOR en- iaa
pafteri uoitpret lille Sag; iom Yr9mie
meS @Yoiten" piI ies aubefaIe ben I'll
ale. iom eubuu life bar fanst ben, o. oa
iiRr er ben en- rreeet pen @ape I'll SIrgt
90 geunsr paa SsSislsoasen. - sers.
o.. Gter, duitin, Utnn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18

Street. B. @obtrgtou, Q. G., vs.
iiitart SteparS OF the Retrupolttan
Club. T~trtoer: Seq beapnbte at ta0e
ger,tra S%fioriommer for ct Paoe-
orbe 90 aotarrb gIRrer; Den inn.
ties Of biPIee mig en6eI, boorfo- leg
oebbIeo at toee ben / TO RnoneSer.
% iee nnina mig ba for SeIbrcSet.
Oct eIrber MIG, at iea giorbe ct Cor.
isg meS Seure TeSicir.~ @m. q.
9eruts.
Sois 0e lite burtiat opraar III.
Frc08itiuenoe ReiuItat fra 9r1iger az
9eruno, ioa ffrto itro til Or. Sort.
man 90 beffrto rstagttat 0eres I'll.
fTIbe, % ban ptI meS 8IGbe gioe
Gem III orrSihlIoc Goob gratis.
IoreSfe Or. Sartmar. 8rQfiSent
al 8bc &ortmon Gonitartirn, 60.
Iurtbus, Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18
Qprb Iuuncefptcs 2ie.

umerifanife 9nnierfrpaler -srpof'
Inn" meo 9oro Baltncefotes Sig on'
boro anfom / Wanoaes til Sontb'
ampton, England. timber milit9r
Sonsr bragteS 9iget ilano. Nalte
DAG afhoIOtes Ssreeeubstieneite for
ben ofbsoe Diplomat / SlotSfapelet I
ct. SomeS Salads. aae Neolemmer
al ben omerifanife 2egotion bar tillte'
Be; Iiqeleoes Brinien al 8aleS og an
6re foruemme Serioner. SomtiOigt
meb ocnne @uostiereite bIep Soro
Guuncqfotes Gig iorbfGitet unoer me-
act enfle geremonier paa Gait Stnfe
airfegnarb / RGrbeoen al gterpart'
llpon.Srent.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18
Gn Grlis Sinocr. - On &rbeios.

Gn Grlis SinSer. - On Grbeios'
mano. iom forleben Dag panOreoe
IangS Stranben peb @dernfsroe
6ioro 11er &ieI, fanot en- 2ommebog,
ser inoeboIot 10000 Iarf / SeoIer.
@anOen fanot no, at 9ogcn tilbsrte
en- amerifoner, io. fra en- gadt I'm.
Ser Hegottaen bapoe faItet fine Cont
mepenge / SiSen al 8anoare og mi.
itet benz; ban fit ogiaa at oibe, at
a%merifoneren frembeles opbolOt Jig /
8iel, opIs9te bam % Ieperebe BAN
bao6e 9ogen % Bengene tilbage. 0ten
ioa ff ban ogiaa en- pen 8eIsnning for
fin gGrlig6eo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18
Signor Warepni, Der for Chen er

SIBHDr WFurtuHti Oct TOT SlOeH Ct
omborb paa oct itaIienife 6lagifi6
Carlo alberto" / gronitabts Sao1,
RusIanb, bar teIegraferet til tit So.
oeOfontor / 9onbon, of ban bar moo.
taget Signaler uoen 2eoning ira lin
Station / @orntpan oper en- StrGf.
ming al omtrent 1400 Wtil, bells ouer
2anb, bells oper SOB. San mo6tog
fuIoItenoige SeIegrammer fra Corn
mall ina fiernt iom peo Sfagen, 0an.
marfs RorbipiOs, en- gfitanb Of $50
Wtl.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18
st mt eipresninasapparat, opium.

set al Stmeiteren Brofesior 8rcbt,
blep forIeben Dag prspet paa @enier.
iisen / S6peis. apparatet beitaar
al en- eienoommeIig 3pfterSragt al
@ummi. Den fan trGffes paa | en-
Sart, oa rtoar Sen er proentIie pan'
trqff, pirfer oen omtrent iom en- 6lp'
oebsie, iaalebes at neiten balpe Sege'
met err ooer @anbet. 5 ltfttRtte
CONNER poa 9ragtens 9beriioe an
bringes en- Iioen 2ampe, Spritiffer, ct
tibet aoontltm SsbemioIer % en-
8reperne meb bette npe
apparat er falot iprbeles belotgt no.
8rofesIor 8robit agter meb bet fsrIte
at reiie til SABRE, boor ban oenne
9rogt bill tiIbrinse belle Is Gage /
gon6et. s ausuit Iaaneo bill ban
BOG "iiSbe oppaa" 8enieriisen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18
GrGmicrnc.

Scg bill bsrbeo ienoe Gent min bierts'
ligite Eat for Spmaiiinen. ION ieg bar
mootaget ! COB Sebolo % ituoer fu!ot
tiifreosnileuoe | ale Waaoer. oa Den
aisr goot ar5eioe. Ssg tatier osiaa iaa
msset for SsSieIsoassboesH. iom ieg
ft til SrGmie. - U. 8. Soultelie.
'@eiI5s. @is.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18
Soma gictur Gmanncl boIot / Firs.

bags tit oficieGe SnOtog / ct. Beters.
burg og bIeo feitIiet mobtaeet al De
chile % miIit9re autoriteter. 9pens
gorgermeiter rafte BAN ben trabitio.
nellie SsIntauerfen meo 9rsb og
SaIt. Otter en- Sroppereop began
8on9en fig til 9omtirfen og lugoe en-
ppIoig SsIofrans paa Seller aler.
amber ben 3oies 8raompIe. HpIte
Dag blep en- Miltt9rparaoe al $4,000
SoIboter orrangeret til 9@re for ben
fongelige 8ieit.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18

gt sr tiifrees mee -SusssHnsu- I eneeer
eenieense % tan trpei anhsials ben nj sHaSes
fom .ERnesr en- 5pmafirs. Re. tom Oar eef
% grsSei Dor WaiiHs. Hasr. al ben co lice faa
aoe Iem en- 80 Dollars Wlaftns. Uroetsn
St.T6. aars o. canscA. gslt1x n 11k.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18

.6ranuue ~. Sn Gberbou, SuS, er gf @ranb, Snbssenbent CrSer
Of Obj Seapns, 9obqc 6l. 8 ct 8rep 1teu ban uplg:
"Sea Ho aareus al e. geperpuOe. Der furaariageOe mg bftige
Smsrter % en- renopmmelia cmbso uprr Smalrpagen. ia lea panfeligi
fnuoe bpe mig. % nnbrrtireu pplpte bet Smrrter at qua Seq bauoe
brust iaa meeet peoitin uSeu 6aru. at ig LOB bet tae furs, inbtil en-
Rabu bep brIbrrSst oo Seruua. Get lsOsbe mig til at BRUCE btu. %
inosn ia bapos brust ii SLATER. bar is blbrsSst. Seq auisr bet ma. u
iur ct Wiraisl. Granville M Sop.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18

s SrlanS er Ser fremSeles Iige iiro.
liet. st gonbcoprsr fanbt forleoeu
Gag Steo beo Retprp / 9opn County.
en- it9rf 8olitiafSeling IfuIoe .bolbe
Stpr paa llroitifterne, men De Tom
ooarIist fra BET. ct Snes 8oliti.
manb og en- 0iitrifts. Snipeftsr fom
oloorltg tiIffaoe. Osiaa Ell Breit bleo
ilaaet foroPrpet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18

5. .. Mprsan For til bet naturbi.
~itcrilfe Muienm | Yaris ifi9nfet Ell
meget p9rbiftlb Samling al Stene
og arpitaner, iom ifior bar uoitinet
paa 9rffalo.lloitiningen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18
Nofti0ichoocu. 6en t46e

gaitilliebasen. ben t4be SltIi, fei-
reoes iaar | 8aris paa oanlis Wnabe
peb bIanbt anbet at beforere Wonu.
mertterne for Seanue b'glrc % Sam.
beta og neutrality-suspicious. paa
goncoroepIabien os andre Rinbes.
m9rfer meb gIomiter og grsnte
&ranie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18

Seq bar mootaset g~rGmiebossu Ssos
ieIssassboseu, Den or megef ben %
upttig. vi liter zen meaet soet % niger
mango Eat for @aneR. - Ole Samoa4l,
GafbeI, *. Gnt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18
fra anore canoe.

Eiterrigercn Statsraao Emanuel
German, Der iiges at bore YoItforie.
mes "Spfinoer, er 900 / @ien.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18
Gen 3Sie internationally stuoenter.

Scft 5ote tnfernaftonale SfuDenfer'
9pngres oil bli afDolbt t Suoapeit,
llngarn, fra 24be Sept. til lite OFT.
Den 2ben lisnenoe 8ongres afbolbtes
i 8aris UNDER ben itore ltbItiaing /
1900, o. oper 1000 fremmeOe Stu.
6enter bar tiliteoe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18

Srpnminsen af 8elsien, Iarie
Senrietta, Der for en- Sio iioen blep
rorrmet al ct SiartetilfGloe, K forle.
ben Dag ct aloorligt Silbagefalb, og
benoes Silitano ifal M bore fritiif.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18

st gar bcitise SorSfirlp bar /
benne llge iunbet Steb Salonifa 90
iot SfrGf | 5olf, meIOes fra aon.
I%tontinopel.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18
n,fSfo,r q,

Gn polSiom StSc berifeoe / Sirs.
bags / 2onoon. ambulaneepogre
baobe oct belle 9ngen traoelt meo at
tage op beipimeoe Solf pna @aoen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18

Rerrefpcnbaneer aben garn % gsresie taaes iffe
bet minsfe Aenfan ~, be blir life ensanl sieis
nsmlSif, al @sbdftionen. Rarnet oil life blips
pFentIiaaiprt. msemiubre reefcmmenee acrrc
~iprnoent enter bet, men Hfeafticnen maa haoe
Rapnet % Hhresien.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-18

GrOnning @ilbelmina beSres Inn
meget laugIomt, % man er enonn nof.
ian ~Gngitelig for, bporoan oct pil gaa.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-08-27
cally compel him to pay more than
what the debt really called for.

cally compel him to pay more than
what the debt really called for.
"Well," drawled Lacey, 81 don't
owe nothing, SO that don't bother
me none. The bank has got the farm
and I am just renting it. If prices 90
down the bank don't get as much
either, SO guess the money system is
alright"
When the republican Legislature
failed to pass the bill for tax reform
I asked Lacey what he thought of it.
Says he, IT. s'pose it's all right
Reckon those fellows know what is
best. Anyway, I don't own nothing
more then what is exempt, so thetaxes
don It bother me none.
"No, I reckon I can't never be 6
pop" says Lacey to me the othe1
day. ''You are q set Of kickers, al
ways dissatisfied with something
I think it is flying in the face of prov
tdence to be always grumbltng tina
way. Now, I hsin't got nothing tx
speak Of, but am satisfied. / dom
want nothing. Why . ont you tax,
nv xample:and be satisfied with you
|lot?'' ....s ....
Says I: Lacy, II Il the dissatis
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-08-27

Collection of Short Items of Interest
to Those who Wish to Buy, Sell or Trade

Fl. T. Olson, dealer in monuments.
For cool summer shirts go to
Sands. 18-tf
Ask your merchant for the Willmar
Broom. 16tf
Go to Sands for mems furnishings
and shoes. 18-tf
Ice cream in any quantity at Olot
Sandbo's. 15tf
Patronize home industry. Buy the
W1llmar Broom. 16-tf
Window glass and room moulding
at O. A. Jacobson's. 3tt
Old papers for sale at the TRIBUNE
Office. A big bunch for five cents.
WANTED AT ONCE-A competent
girl for general housework. Inquire
of Mrs. J. P. Madison. 2.29
| FOR SALE Three lots in block
100. and eight cords of stone. Inquire
of II. Brem, or at this Office. 2ltf
Fine residence lots for sale In Fer.
rings addition to city Of Wt,Imar.
5tf o. A. FERRINo. City.
Ice cream, hot weather. Hot wealth
or, ice cream. We have the ice cream
but not the hot weaker.
l5tf OLoE sANppo.
FOR RRNT-Six-room house on
Litchheld Ave.. between First and
Second streets. Inquire of J. P.
Madison. 20-2
The ladies of the city have been ad-
miring those beautiful pianos at Nell
son B~os' The Gable Concert Grand
has such an excellent tone. 18tf
Do you want cool, fresh and de-
liciOus dish OF ice cream? II so, drop
In to the ice cream parlors at Olot
Sandbo's. 15ti
Void % Elfstrum, photographers,
solicit 9 share of the public's patron.
age Call on them when YOU wish
first-class work. They wig be sure to
please you. 18t1
/ FOR RENT-A 7 room house
downstairs with good we'll etc., etc.
will be vacant about Sept. l. Call g.
Andrew PetersOn's Furniture Store
or at 523. Sd Street.
} Remember to call at my warehouse
and take look at the Osborne Corr
Harvester before you buy. It's the
first one made in this country and thu
very best. G. A. ERICKSON.
|24tf
$50 month and board for frstclasG
tubular we'll man. Must be respecta
BILE and sober; none others need ap
ply. MARTIN LARK1N, Willocks
! ASA, Canada.
} FOR SALE CHEAP-A Champion
binder used very little. Reason fol
selling is that we have sold farm
25tf LARS G.. ARTHUR,
> First Street.
The Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine, the machine that does not fai
, Ia any point. Call on Nelson Bros
second door west of P. Fl. Roise &
Co. g, and see how light it runs. l8tf
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-08-27
There ARE NO TRUSTS.

When you talk about org anizod cap
'tal in this country forming monOpo-
lies you talk nonsense There are no
monOpOlies in this country except
such as are protected by patents
Mark Hanna.
It is wonderful how great genius
can with one stroke of his trenchant
sword sever Gordian knots that have
puzzled millions of people. Here we
have for years been er gagged in n Bit
ter warfare of words as to what to do
to check the growing power of mo-
nopoly. Republicans, democrats,
populists, socialists, prohibitionists,
etc., have advocated different meas
ures. All we're agreed that the danger
existed; the only difference was as to
what to do with it. Our strenuous
president has fred many a verbal
bullet at this same growing power of
monopoly, though he has taken the
precaution 20 swathe the bullets in
cotton SO they would not hurt too
deeply.
And now comes the most sharp
sighted statesman of the century,
Marcus Aurelius Hama, and solves
the question in manner so simple
that it is a wonder no one thought OF
it before. There are no monopolies.
Oh, why didn't he tell us this before
and save us all this trouble. He
solved the trust problem this way a
few years ago, and now monopoly is
annihilated in the same way. Mark
goes on the principle of the Christian
Scientists, who cure disease by simply
denying the existence of disease. Now
let Roosevelt call the fierce Knox of
the track of the beef combine; let the
puissant Van SAINT sheathe his CORY
sword and let his valiant attorney
general 20 back to the woods, whence
he was called with such eager haste
last fall We can now pay the ad;
vanced prices on all the necessaries Of
life without any hard feelings, know.
ing that there are no monOpOlies tC
enjoy the raise. Yea, verify, great il
Hanna. s.s 81. HIS. 81. i
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-08-27

fed people that move the world for
ward. II all mankind had been of
your stripe we would still have been
living in caves and feeding on roots
and berries that grew wild. You fell
lers that preach the doctrine of con.
tentment cam It distinguish between the
dissatis faction that kicks about things
that can't be helped and the dss ATS
faction that is looking for means of
improving present conditions. If
Providence sends a hail storm that
destroys my crops it would be foolish
for me to grumble, but if through spe-
cial class laws the railroads and man.
ufacturers are privileged to rob me of
the greater part Of my earnings it
would be just as foolish for me to
keep quiet and lay it to Providence
Providence controls the natural ele-
ments, but it has given US free will
and sense to arrange our social sys-.
tenn, and as long as there are injns.
tees in thai l look upon it as human
mistakes, and consequently things
that people ought TO improve when
they fsa them fauty.''
"Well," drawled Lacey again, II
don't know nothing about politics,
but [ have noticed that we always
have good times when the republican
party is in power and hard times when
| it is out, and that's enough for me-
| Says l: "That would be a pretty
good argument if it was true, which
it amt. Since the republican party
came into power we have had two
great crises. The first came in 1873,
when the. republican party bad been
in full possession of every branch of
government for twelve years. The
second came in 1893, when the demo-
cratic party had been in power for a
few weeks and hadn't done a thing.
So it is draw between the two old
parties on the panic question. But the
growth of monopoly has kept right on
during the reign Of both of them, and
that is the reason l want to see a new
party that has some remedy for these
things put in power. But guess I
am wasting ammunition on you,
Lacey. A man what don't owe moth
ing, don't own nothing, don't want
nothing and don't know nothing is SO
eminently fitted by nature for belong.
ing to party that legislates for the
rich, who have energy enough to look
out for their own interests, that there
is no use to try and move him. l an
going to keep right on flying in the
face of Providence, as you call it, bQ
in the future shall try to con6ne my
talk to people who wish to see condi
tions for the common people improved
though they may differ with me as tt
the best means of doing it. Jimmi
ny Ericketts in Minnesota Forum.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-08-27
FENcE-RAIL PHILOSOPHY.

My neighbor, Mr.. Lacey Bosns, was
down in the southern part of the state
visiting lately, and ono Of the papers
there printed his picture together with
bis political platform. As there is
quite q number of the same family liv-
ing in different parts of the state I
sent and got copy of the picture for
THE FORUM.
Lacey amt exactly a politician; it
takes too much energy for him to play
that part successfully. He is one Of
these fellows that always sticks to the
same old party because that takes the
Testimonial effort. Lacey happened t.:
be born republican, aud he is such
to this day. have tried to reason
with him many times, but it is mi hty
tough job. Some years ago, when the
money volume was being contract
ed tried to show him that the con
traction would lower prices on the
products Of his farm and thus practi
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-08-27
Found At Last.

y The; Hamilton Dandruff Cure,
preparation that is guaranteed to re-
move the cause of hair falling out,
also promotes the growth and restores
the natural color. : Stops itching i'm
mediately. Eczema Of the scalp cured
with from four to six. applications.
Give it trial and you will never re-
err,est II: Price so cent Sold st Pr
oneer Barber Shop. Az1~ s.. 49,
2otf P. RAsMUsoN, Proprietor.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-08-27
United Irish Llslas que.

A meeting of the Michael Davitte
branch of the United League of Amer
lea was held at the village of Kandi-
yohi, Kandiyohi county, MINI on
the 23rd inst.
Rev. j. J. Malloy, parish priest,
called the meeting to order. Mr.. P
D. O'Phelan was chosen chairman
and Father Malloy secretary.
The chairman briefly outlined the
object of the meeting and stated that
the men of Irish blood and their SYM
pathizers in the United States should
come 10 the aid of the Irish people
financially in their struggle for home
rule and the land for the tillers of the
soil and expansion being the order of
the day, the Irish question could be
settled If the cradle land of one fourth
of the American people became a state
in the American union, star among
the galaxy of stars on the star
spangled banner, the emblem of lib
erty.
The Rev. J. J. Malloy being intro
duced, said that the land lords had
formed a gigantic combine or trust
and had raised 100000 for the pur-
pose of driving the people from their
homes and turning the land into cattle
and sheep ranches. He said further
that it was a Christian duty to aid the
Irish people in this their hour of dis
tress, when thousands of the best men
in the land were iDcarcerated in prison
for no other crime than that of advo-
eating the rights of the people in a
land according to parliamentary re-
port the most crimeless land on earth.
At the conclusion of \ brief but pa
triotic address subscriptions were
called for and responded to as fol-
lows:
Rev. J. J. Malloy, $500; James
Downs; $1.00; Mrs. James Downs,
100; Dan Downs, 81 90; Mrs. Dan
Downs, Sl.00; John Carlin, 81 90; Har-
ry Carlin, $l.O0; Clonde Carlin, SOC;
Patrick McDermott, $l00; John
Burns, 81 90; Frank Batterberry,
S1.eO; Mrs. Mary j. Wheeler, Sl.O0;
Waiter M. Wheeler, $l.00; John
Wheeler, 81 90; Leo Wheeler, soc;
Thomas O'Brien Wheeler, SOC; Geo.
A. Wheeler, SOC; Edward B. Wheeler,
SOC; P. D. O'Phelan, 81 90. Mrs. P. D.
|O'Phelan, 81. 90; James Emmett O'Phe-
Ian, SOC; John Ireland O'Phelan, SOC.
Total, $1,000.
| The amount to be forwarded to Hon.
G. B. Fitzpatrick, national treasurer
OF the United Irish League. Boston
Mass.
On motion Lieut.. Philip II 4ley, Bar
ney Leary and James Downs were
chosen = oommistes TO solicit sabscrtp-
lions in Willnar.
On motion the meeting adjourned tc
meet again on Sep. Z, at the same
place for the parpose of elesting dele
gates to attend the National League
convention to be held at Fanuil Hall
Boston, Mass Oct 20 aud II, 1902.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-08-27
Woodmen will Entertain.

The local lodge of Modern Wood.
men will give dance and ice cream
social at their lodge rooms in the
Bonde hall on Wednesday evening
Sept. 10, to which everybody is in.
vited. Good music will be furnished
by the Swain orchestra. Tickets, 81
per couple; supper extra.
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TIME CARD.

TINE GARD,
NO. Arr. Dep.
7 E:45p.m m. 2:aO pm. Mlaca to Browns Valley
2:OOp pm. 6:OOa m Browns Valley to Milaca
y ll:l7 pm. 1l:227 pm St Paul to Winnipeg via
Breckenridge. Fargo and
Grand Forks
III 40 m. 4:05 am. Winnipeg to St. Paul
III 1*:25 p m. 1915 p M St Paul to 500 City, 500
Falls and YahktOn
III 2:15 pm. 2::225 p. m. 500 City to St. Paul
Al 1877 m. 1l:l5 pm. 500 City night passenger
AZ 3:4Oam 4:O5 am. 500 City to St. Paul
tDaily except Sunday. No. and 10 Daily.
Daily except Sunday:
No. 242 East to 81 Paul ....... .6:45 an.
No. 255 West to Breckenridge. 600 am.
No 243 South to Garretson 80. $50 o m.
No. 232 East to St Cloud. ..... .3:45 pm.
For any information concerning the service,
rates, schedules, etc., apply to
&. A. SANFORD, Local Agent,
Willmar, MINI
Or write to
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-08-27

Makes the fires of life burn with q
steady glow. Renews the golden.
happy days oftsyouth.., That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. IS cents.
A. E. Mossberg. ..2.1 60
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-08-27
New Great Northern Passenger Train.

The new through train between Ben
son and the Twin Cities is doing q
fine business, and it is now expected
that it will be made permanent fea-
ture of the service on this division of
the Great Northern. :. x; :: 17tf
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-08-27
New Passenger Service.

The new daily passenger train on
the Great Northern is proving q great
convenience for patrons of that line.
It furnishes the quickest means of
reaching the Twin Cities. -. lift
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-04
DRAWS A FINE DISTINCTION
Inspector of weights and Measures
Gives a Hint to PurchRs-
ers of Coal.

Thomas P. Mahammitt, inspector OF
weights and measures, reports thai he has
had but little trouble in the last season
with scales and measures that were not
true. He attributes that to the fact that
those who have been engaged in the sale
OF vegetables and produce have had but lit
tie incentive to falsify in the weights, from
the fact that all Of that class OF mer-
chandise has been 30 plentiful and so cheap
In price. He anticipates, however. that in
the course OF the coming winter a close
watch will be necessary upon those who
may be engaged in the sale Of coal in small
quantities. One dificulty will arise in the
question of whether in the TERMS Of a pur-
chase coal has been bought by the basket
or specifically by the bushel. In case a
person mas merely stimulated for a basket"
OF coal 1t cannot be required tina the basket
shall contain q full bushel, but IL tho
quantity OF coal has been sold to him as a
bushel and the basket is not full measure,
than a violation OF law has been committed
and the dealer Is liable.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-04
Grand Millinery Sale

The grandest variety of ex.
quisite fall and winter millin
cry ever shown. Charming and
stylish productions from the
leading Paris, Berlin and Lon.
don milliners, with hundreds oil
exclusive and swell hats from
eastern fashion centers, make
a grand showing of the new
fashions that will please every
woman of taste.
Special sale Saturday on the
very popular street hats. in all
the chic and stylish fashions at
big cuts in prices.
Attend the sale of pOm-poms,
ostrich plumes, birds and fash.
iOnable trimmings of all kinds.
Superb showing of elegant
pattern hats, direct importa-
tons, representing the most
beautiful and attractive crea.
tiOns shown this season.
Saturday is children's day in
this department.