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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-03-20
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famillas que salem

New York Dcbre. /. 100. a. IL.
Muchas famiIias han abandona3o
9 Puerto Cabello, saliendo en- ell
ierrocarril de esta ciudad s Valencia
Fuerzas venezolanas prosegen la Il
nea del ferrocarril de Valencia &
Puerto Cabello. En- esta ciudad hay
concentrates numerosas fuerzas. Sc
cree SECURE nm bGmbardeo ALI. Ms
barcos de guerra alemanes & iDple-
ses llegan q aguas Yenezolanas.
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Not1cia i~ntereSante.

En- l. (Luns) Tienda sLa
Luna. San Francisco IS &c aeabs De
recibir nm gran surtido de mercan.
cias de dltima novelAd de diOhs mer.
eaneis % realixarSn { preeios ds
queraax6n.
Musslinas de color superiores
de 5 ctvos "a
Limo foreado en- dolores muy
ancho dc IL cts k6 y 8.
Percales del vars = medic dc
ancho de 8 sts s s , g.
O.an superior de 1 vars de IN.
cho lie 6 ctr { Il.
Olan superior 1s vAray caarta
de ancho des8 l6.
OlAn superior de vars y media
de auehc, Dc ~ cts 6 8
DIAN hi Baey class extra le W.
n y medic Dc ancho Do 12cts &
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En- Caracas

New, York Dcbre. 10 40. a.. II.
Relna extraordinaria agitaci6n en-
la capital de Venezuela. Nantes
taciones hostilesa Inglaterra y Ale
mania tienen lugaf tumalfuaria-
mente en- las Gales yplazas e aque-
ia capital. Connotados personaies,
prisioneros polfticos, solicitan de
Castro lndulto para defender Ia pa
tria: Sc cree que Castro ponlra On
libertad al xNocho, Hernandez y &
otros generates.
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En- Washington
Sc aprueba Ia accion de
las naciones aliadas

New York Dcbre. IL 100, AN
I'm despacho de Washington nUti-
hca que es ALI aprobala por 81 Go
bierno Ia acci6n de- las naciones ALA
das contra Venezuela. Sc aseoura
que Nicaragua, Colombia y Bolivia
estan dispuestas q no permanecer
neutrales en- este conflicto. fayora-
ciendo 8 Venezuela. En- toaa ii
America del Sur 81 general Is in
aignacion contra Alemania, Ingla-
terra y EStadoS Unidos.
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Quimic0s,
A1boroto

AlbOrOtO
Varios marineros do gnerrs, q
maron m albnroto ~ 10 MayorquI.
m anochs. PAfece qse 70 haitian
fugado pres d porte do sllos err
ds1astrOso.
Sa1udo
En- asnutos iulicialss - %. uen
tran On eotA eapitAl los Srss. q ma
70 Alolso, do. Pedro 2 . y PsnA
J el doctor Clemense Fernandez,
importantes vscinos do i Csrolins.
Sa1ndxmcsle sfactaosa nsnte.
Orestes Santana
Este estimable amigo sAll6 Ayer
para Msnstf Dnsbsos hmftrofas
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Allowances 3 ingleses
EN- Los
Castillos de
Puerto Cabello

New York Dcbre. 12 ll.20 a NJ.
Las ahtoridades militares de Puer
TO Cabello han reducidoa pri,i6n en-
los Casti los q los alemanes & inele-
ses RESIDENCES en- dicha ciudad. Es-
to conducta fue Observable inmedia-
mente Ola ser apresado ell G nonero
Bollvars por los Iarcos de guerra
de Alemania 6Inglaterra.
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Angel Dominguez, Habana, Cuba.
Este nino naeid raquitico. sus prirneros amos los paso
entire la vida via muerte. En- su semblante entristecido
puede verse Ia hue1la de largos sufrimientos. su sedora
madre escribe que au hIio vive hoy gracias q la Emulsion
de Scott Por extrana = cast miagrosa que Il curacion de
este nino parezca 8 sus ~allegados y parientes, para nosotros
no tienesnada de particular. pues IA Emulsion de Scott esta
hecha ~precisamente para conyertir 4 ninos endebles en-
sanos y rollizos. E r~aquitismo = 81 escrofulismo estdn ven.
cidos cuando So atacan con la Emulsion de Scott. Los
medicos saben que cuando un niho ~endaquece y esta STEM
pre- enfermizo necesita fuerza en- los huesos, sangre RIGA y
pura y nutricion. lRecetan sin titubear Ia Emulsion de Scott,
porque su ciencia les ensena que con ninguna otra prepare
ci6n pueden lograrse esos r~esultados tan eacaznente. Tanto
en- ninos como en- adultos ell efecto de la Emulsion de Scott,
como reconstituyente, ~produetor de fuerzas y tonico de los
nervios, ed sorprendente.
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ARarito del Tnro.

VArias sef0risas 40 Ponce tiener
Ell proyscto de fapdar una sociedad
que ne titulark nEt AbanieG" Ri
obi. to de1dieh9 sociedAd O. ds dar
a'gunos asastos en- las prtx mas Pas
cuas.
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q 6y-y--a

Be estl psgAn1o en- Pon;e 6 j.
Policis IN hsber cnrrespondiente.A l
mes de O ;tubre. Pa sece, pm -, aue
sale aquslia del estado en- one % M
lab. cusnd0 81 ci.ado Muti ipioassH
tAbA bgsi0 4
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S- -
A. tes de comprAr cuadros y mue.
bles, hSgase ana vista nj estableci
miento 81 8 Novi1s., Allen 43, don.
de se encuentra ell msjor surtido de
10 plaza y precios TIM sumamente
bsios, que 90 precise agacharse pa,a
A~lcanzArlos.
En- ssuntos del ser vicio % eneuen'
ira On esta Capital oil cabo de 10 Pc.
licia Insulsr aenor CsrballeirA que
est6 destacado en- el puerto Aguas
Buenas.
Ys 20 me estoy p~reparando Tar.
tarin!l Para que to prepares TAras.
conf-Paes para celebrAr Noche
Bnena, CON turron lsgitimo de Jiio.
no, queso Roquefort datiles d sca.
teles J frutas On On jug0 que vsnden
Luina Hermanos en- II Gale dc i
Fortalexa ssquina TAnca.
Dice nm peri6dieo de MAysau 3
que haee dias han aido ech16a & Co
rrer allf una ssbolo' de tamano colo.
sal. iSerx unA bola d6 este pAfsi
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IX IXIUH ~
TEMPO.
sDi&hrA. Observation-Disclosures M -
Rarxmnxrns ansIn-Hrmn5si 90
Tinv;S ~ rrrLlssr .-r-Ss-t
s - -t@.aN1@
~ 80
~. an. -.
Av-rcs
$500.
1870
en ~ edmlnls-
fsCi0n ~ 49, ue $50 ia.Ad.
= MexylIs4 = 1ogaeAs 4.
E0rM!lss mgraic : ~ 1919
aAttlrs. tn r.
=
~ sAcC y1tloan.
PslM.sua 80 asl.prUc
~. 49,. - $3.50 grto,,c..t..
hShs, - - nrs fasi1n
8. IA. -. =. 80. ss.sssssh.
.~.hS.~-s1.5n .sass.Is
@.-I..-S
Lac n facrIfaa a 1Iavsr arrras a.
faaCns.
Ran,,nc3a
mi Hon. Goba. n.acr a v,rtns ~
Observation-Disclosures eue Ia hiciera n 90.
misi6n investsosdora de lns sroasns
Que a deaarroIlarcn "a Hnmseao,
pidi6 Il renancia del cargo q Cspi.
tan de Ii poliefa insulAr al ge1ior don
Luis Bsrrioas
Az censo
Sc dice que en- In plsxA Que d, is
dido el don Angel PaniaRua y OIler.
Fiesta
S. ha sefalado Gefinit.vAmento 81
aia 10 dol aetnAl, para II celebration
de II f1eetA one ssprepAran Ius alum,
ncs del High School. NI producfio
de dichA noSta tieno pof obioto an
mentarsfA bib fstsc6 s10Olaraqueha il.
CO mn aAo ea~tahlecisron lOs intaliger
tes alumncn. Loa SRI EGcxcue y6i.
!re = Gsol0o y testrO J. 81 aiumDra
40 gratis
Depositarto
"a. sido nombrado tesorsro mpl.
de esta ciudAd. dom Francisco SAbAt,
nabiendole pedido 81 Conce1o " GOO
Dc haExa.
CeSantias
s. AsegurA que en- brevs queda.
ran cessntes muchos emplsados De
obras I dblicas, por haberss agetsao
- partsda que para ess steIcion No
Ola On prusapuesto'
Ent1erro
Aver two lugAr el del caa4ver
del marinero F. Anc'sco Costello, he
rido por 81 Tsnisnts de IL Policf. l
4suisr Sr. Or. brera. Il ,colt.ron 81 70
go eoMaslones as los D1rco: oe
kuslls sGrsIs el e. puert0. naclms
oel s'su. Iaev1U q coIonA ae NJ
. natarales. Descanse en- pa.
Retreta
Anoche do retreta en- ell CAstillo
dc San Crfetobsi, Il Ands de Mari.
M que toco On 10 Use de Armas oil
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Complets sustido de provisiones
y ar,fculos rropios para Il tempo.
YAda. b
Sc dsssa alquilar lna casa ptqua
na6 aIgunas hAbitAcfons - indspen.
dssentes cerca de il Plaxa de Cos6n.
/ formar6n On u Essnela G56n
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En- Maysaues hs causado gran e.
tupor 81 horrendo crimen de Anto
MO Rivera.
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Estando padeciendo de un catarro agudo determine
tomar IN nuevo ~preparado que con un nombre parecido al
de emulsion SO anuncia en- esta capital. Ese preparado me
produjo una gran irritacion en- Ell tubo digestive, por cuya
causa me Vi obigado a suspender su uso. Por consejo del
Dr. Don Delfn Guerra empece q tomar Ia Emulsion de
Scott. y hoy me encuentro cast restablecido.
Y para que conste frmo Ell presente en- la Habana. q
s de Agosto de 1909.
FEDERICO ENTRALGO.
Residencia, Gale del Hospital. n s.
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AJEDREZ.
MACHT ALBANIA LA BRUJA

90 Blancas.-peon eaballs del Rey & 50 go casila.
20 Negrass-AldI blanro 81 d ~ casiIla de Ia Tore. del Rey
Hsr4Do L. RzRrDx
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Se halls enfsrmo de grkveiad en-
Ponce 81 ioven tip6graf1 Balissrio
David. Q1e recupere 10 sslud dee
aeamoa,
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Como seZszplHca que una eucharada de Il genuina
Emulsion delSssott tonaada despu6s De cada. con1ida pro
d1zea T7lIiias ll1l6naass. q peso 90 p0eos zsdfasY Los medeos
porqu6 r. = por ESQ recetan j. verdadera Emulsion
dezseott. Las e1nllsiones baratas 8 que Sc regalan no
producer. buen resultado al oontrario causan dano
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. NADIA mas c6modo , sensase
que llevaR en- 81 bo1st1lo, para Il tos y |
rcsfriados una cajita dc las PaStlllas |
Bronquiales do Brown. Sin rival
para 81 alivio dc has irritaciones de L. gar |
ganta que seu causadas por rssfriados
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Twas Dc ESps1a.

Vsnden 81 barril xs2.21
y Il libra O.I6
LnifA HermAnos
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+ Font 7 HmnO

FoRTALEzA EsoU1NA A TANoA
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Rdco curar I'M RehY0d0 an mn dLd

tome las PASTILLAS DH BRONO
QUlNINA III boticario le deyo1vecA ell dinero q
no %. cura La drma do =. w. GROVE - hala
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porque estan hechas con In
gredientes baratos, adulte-
radios, sin virtud nj eficacia
ninggunas, a prop6sito para
regular 8 para vender ba-
ratio.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
Mrs. F.. G. Hardy Dead.

Mrs: Aida Hardy died at her home
at Breckenridge last Monday night.
With her husband, F. c. Hardy, who
was a train dispatcher, and family
she was for many years q resident OF
Willmar. She had many friends here
who are sorry to hear of her death.
Her husband died about two years ago
but several children survivehe They
have the sympathy of their Willmar
friends in their deep affection. The
funeral will occur at Willmar tomor.
row afternoon. Services will be held
At the Episcopal church at two O clock,
Rev. T. G. Crump of Cannon Falls tc
oficiate. The following gentlemen
have been asked to act as pail be ar
ers: c. Alderman, J. D. Wolpert, N
L. Winblad, G. c. Se1vig, S. E. STAINS
berry and P. L. Peterson.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
RuCHANAN'S FLYER.
Rival Of Santos-Dumont's Airship De.
stroyed by Fire.

Rival Of santos-Dumont's Airshlp De.
stroyed by Fire.
New York, Feb. 5.-Fire at Den.
mead, Hampshire, has destroyed the
Buchanan airship, which was built to
rival the airshfp of M. Santos-Dumont.
according to a dispatch from London
to The Journal and American. The
fire broke out in the shed in which Blu.
chanan's flyer was housed. Tramps
are charged with started the blaze and
have been arrested. This loss will be
q serious setback for Thomas Blu.
chanan, the English inventor, who re.
Gently completed the burned airship
after devoting 20 years to it's construc.
ton. In constructing his machine Mr..
Buchanan endeavored as closely as
possible to follow the outlines of q
bird. The steering gear was an alum.
mum rudder, shaped like a fish I'm.
Gasoline motors entered into the
scheme of propulsion and the inven'
ton planned to carry passengers In
side the body Of the machine instead
Of in an attached car. The inventor
had not given a public demonstration
of the working Of his machine.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
Willmar Visitors.

The following persons were arrivals
on the St. Cloud train Monday noon
John Ahlstrom, August Schollin and
Otto Ronning, of Spicer; Harold
Swenson, Lewis Eckman, Peter Eek
lund, J. n. Abrahamson, c. E.
Krause, Clarence Field and son, An
drew CARTRIDGE, Nels Haramoen, N
G. Highstrom, j. G. Peterson, A. A
skeie, M. F. Lundquist, Byron Cole
Dan Harris, Andrew Mcdonald, G
K. Thomas and Ed Thomas of New
London. Most of the above partie!
came in to attend the trial of Kraus,
versus HaramOeu,
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e-
For the Mektnlsy Memorial. s
The following additional subscrip-
tions to the Mckinley memorial fund
,is reported from Kandiyohi county:
Frank Magnuson, Holland P. O. 81.
P.o. Hall, AtwaterP O., 81. .
T.. $50 EACH.
Lake Lillian p. O.. A. E. Anders on.
Lake Andrew P. O.:>Edward Johnson.
Willmar p. O.: Sundberg & Co., 81.
B. Eddy, Willmar Milling Co., Alton
Crosby, Geo. Muller, Ohsberg 4 Co.,
Person & johnson, NJ. o. Thorpe, E.
Englund, c. "A. Birch, DR.. G. E. Ger
retson, G. 81. Bitterness, F. c. Gary,
3. Waterman, M. w. Spicer. =
Atwater P. O.: Martin Olson, Henry
stene, Frank A. Salter, S. E. Peter
son, Andrew w. Johnson, F. A. An
derson, A. M. Anderson, o. A. Dahl,
0. A. Christensen, O. N. Rudin, Elmer
Early, F. M. Archibald, M, A. John
son, Feig & Toensing, Gilbert Elton,
a. W. Jones, George Dobson, M. J.
Swedlund, J. A. Walin, VIM. Peter.
son, Chas. E. Ref, J. o. Malmberg,
Geo. Roetzer, John S. Anderson, Ed
Hanson & Bro, Peter Larson, T.. E.
Covell, Carl Glader, Chris. Juhl, Mar.
Gus Stephens, Peter Boyle, John S.
Swenson, B. M. Dahl, Chas. Minnick,
c. F. Burgess, Ruth Olson, F. W,
Dobbyn, John Defoe, Andrew A. Mel.
son, E. M. Erickson, Jas. n. Strong,
Dr.-J. S. Gibson, T. O. Anderson
Andrew Anderson, Chas. Moberg, Olo1
Oredson, Gustaf Hednar, August Bro.
man, M. Broberg, Gunnar Samstad
Joseph Anderson, Martin Anderson
Victor T. Peterson, Rev. S. E. r.
White, N. A. Nelson.
Grove City P. O.: Elias Johnson.
$.25 EACH.
swan Anderson, j. L. Lindner, 0. A
Jacobson, N. L. Winblad, Andrew Pc
terson, J. II. Virgins, Otto Wenner
lund, F. L. Smith, Hum Bang, L. Rod
lun, Hans Gunderson, H. E. Olson, l.
J. Tolliver, P. Pearson, T. n. Olso a
F. A. Vest, N. B. Carlson, E. T. Sand
DO, J. D. Wolpert, A. O. Brya Oh
Barnstad, G. A. Rose, II. J. Halvor
son, John Lundquist, N. J. Peterson
A: M. Olson, Jonas Lundquist, Dr.
Peter Nelson, N. P. Nelson, O. T.
Sandbo, w. E. Tew, O. K. SEVERN
son, c. E. Lien, c. A. Nelson, A. F.
Nordin, Ole Lundquist, a. F. Hans
com, M. T. Sandbo, Ike Trusty. j. T.
Carruthers, A. 81. Roise, Swan Ander
son, G. A. Erickson.
Atwater P. O.: Henry Wilson, Olo
Lindblom, G. E. Johnson, John H. Pc
terson.
Up to the present time, Gov. Rice
has RENTED $85.25 contributed from
Kandiyohi county, of which Atwate1
has contributed $50.
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The oeorsevllls cre.uerv.

The annual report from the George
Vile Creamery Co. shows that during
the year 1901, 1,784, 46 pounds Of milk
thad been received at the factory, and
one pound Of butter was made from
every 22.8 pounds 81 milk. Total NUM-
Der Of pounds Of butter-fat paid for,
81, 227}; average test, 3.77; average
net price paid patrons per 100 pounds
OF milk, CSC cents; pounds Of butter
sold, q, 061; receipts for butter,
|sl4, sol. q; paid for fst, 1920. Is;
running expenses. u, q, 95; machine
81, improvements and 81 lanoe. s5ol.s6.
j. = Peterson, seer ttlry. 81.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05

WANTED TO RENT-A i've or six
room house, not too far from depot,
with we'll, cistern and wood-shed In
connection. State rent expected and
give general description. Am re-
sponsible. Address, box 222, Kerk-
hoven, MINI. ssF u ..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
Suicide Clause Futile.

Columbus, O.. Feb. 5.-By decision
IN the supreme court in the case of the
National Union VS.. Dora Stoll of Gin.
cinnati. It appears almost futile for
life insurance companies to put in a
clause against suicide In their policies.
Mrs. stoll,s husband held a policy
containing specific stipulation that the
policy should become void in case he
should commit suicide within two
years. He did commit suicide. but
they were required "a pay the policy.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
Have YOU perfect eyes?

: Highest authorities on the eye say
you have not.
!, Today the absolutely perfect eye is
unknown. - =
Is the defect in your eyes sufficient
to cause harmful results?
This may be determined by our sci
entlfic measurements of the eye, and
in no other way.
Use Of glasses advised if you need
them-Otherwise not.
Glasses sold you if you want them
but no c0mpulsion about it.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
Auction.

AUCTION.
Having sold my farm, I will sell at
public auction at my place in section
80, town of Kandiyohi, Feb. 20, begin
ming at 10 O'Clock q. IN. sharp, the
following described property:
Seven working horses, one 3.year
old mare, one spring colt, one fall
colt, five cows, three 2-year-old steers,
two 2-year-old bulls, eight 2-year-old
heifers, six. calves; one Minneapolis
thrashin9 engine (run four seasons j;
one Huber separator with blower, run
one season; one Massillon stacker in
good running order; one straw cart,
one water tank, one drive belt;
one Mccormick binder, run three sea-
sons; one Champion binder, run one
season; one 22-shoe Tiger drill; three
lumber wagons; one three-seated plat
form buggy; one two-seated platform
buggy; one new Mccormick corn bin
der; one Owens tanning mill No. 4;
one. pair bob~sleighs; one light pair
Of bobsleighs; one l2-foot hay-rake;
two hay racks; one sulky pillow: two
18-inch walking plows; one 18-inch
breaking pillow; two 4-horse harrows:
one spring tooth harrow; one new
feed cutter; four pair working harness;
one 2-horse corn cultivator; one
l-horse cultivator; and other articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS: All sums under IS, cash;
on sums of IS or over time will be Civ
en- until Nov. !, 1902, on bankable pa.
per bearing SIX ~ percent interest.
Special terms will be given on thresh.
ing outfit to suit purchaser. 2.>-s.> *.
Free lunch will be served. e%r..g =:
HENRY STEPHENS. II
JONAS G. MoNsoN, sAuctioneer.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
STUDENT KILLS HERSELF.
Daughter Of Michigan Doctor Was
II. h ~ b., Dependent. n

Ann Arbor. Mich, Feb. 5.-Miss Az.
mes Inglis, q sophomore student in the
medical department Of the University
Of Michigan. committed suicide BY
shooting herself. She was daughter
Of DR.. David 1nglis, prominent ply
stefan Of Detroit. The young woman
was IN unusually bright and promis.
ing student and had already made q
name for herself among her profes.
.sors. she,was prominent n athletics,
being coach OF the freshmen basket
bail team. and taking great interest
In gymnasium Work. No motive fol
tho deed has been discovered, but Il
10 known that she vas subject % q
stash ols fReat menta depression. y
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
!. Joha ~. & dlunl = llolieo
Local and Personal.

The shove named drm. wishes to ray
that although they enjoyed : good
Trade on tho special lines adyertised
Last. wesk, thsys u hare enough left
70 select from. Do mot fail Is see
5their. "a. - snot column.
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johnson Bros. entertained party
of twenty-five of their friends at cards
and dancing at the home of their par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. johnson 8,
last Friday evening.
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/ Dissatisfied with Federation.

Brisbane. Queensland. Feb. 5.-Par.
lament has been dissolved and the pre-
1hter, Robert Philip, has issued an cleo.
ticn manifesto, voicing Queenland's
dissatisfaction with the result Of the
Australian federation. The premier
criticises the commonwealth govern
.ment and declares that It has bitterly
disappointed the strongest advocates
of the union, which many Australians
would gladly see dissolved. ~ 81
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The District cesrt.

The District cssrt.
In the Engen vs.. Gordhamer case,.
which WAS on trial when We went to
press last week, the jury found that
Mr.. Engen was entitled to damages in
the sum ofe2.40. The costa amounted
TO: about $50. - - = n s.... ' w.. NJ
S. Ms 4. x :. 4: & f.. !
= Mads Larson. was adjudged guilty
of bastardy. He attempted no de.
tense. -. :.:*~yz ~,
-...~.. . a,,~> s-s&: = 49, :
The case Of Albert Denzinc W. Jo-
lrub Mack was tried and plaintiff given
judgment for. $3.50.
In the case of Carlberg W. Holm
plaintiff was given judgment for
S131.25. 80
Martin Klevjer pleaded guilty of
bastardy and paid $4,000 and costs
amounting to Sl8.
In case of Olof johnson W. Erick
A. Erickson judgment was given for
defendant.
The case of J. r. Holton vs.. Hans
Nelson was continued.
Joseph Hoscher, of Lintonville, who
was indicted for blind plugging, pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to thirty
days in jail.
The event Of the week was the trial
of the will contest case..of Charles E.
Johnson as Ex'r. vs. Emma c. Ander=
son, ct al. Charles E. johnson of
Lake Elizabeth had taken care of his
aged parents and? the old homestead
had been willed to him. His sister,
Mrs. Anderson, tried to prove that
the father was of unsound mind at the
time of making the will. Mr.. John.
son was represented by Attorney Geo.
E. Muller and Mrs. Anderson, who
resides at Red Wing, had. engaged
Atty Albert Johnson, who is county
attorney of Goodhue county, and he
conducted the case very ably. The
trial began Friday afternoon. The
following jurors were elected, viz:
o. r. Olson, Peter A. Brogren, D.
Hagenstein, Andrew J. Nelson, Jonas
johnson, Charles 8 Geer, Thomas 81.
Olson, Gregor Johnson, N. B. John
son, O. o. Bakken, A. c. Crawford
T. K. Sta1land. The case was holly
contested and in the course of the trial
the following Witnesses were examined
in behalf of the respondent, viz: A.
F. Nordin, Aug, Broman, s. M. Siv-
ertson, Geo. Muller, Charles E. John
son, VIM. Peterson, G. A. Glader, P.
o. Hall, J. W. Peterson, Carl Glader,
c. P. Quist, John S. Anderson, II. P.
Lofgren,:W. L. Norm and H.sEsStene.
The evidence mainl; used by the ap-
pellant was q series of letters from
Mr.. Johnson in which he told of his
fathers condition at the time the
letters were written. The trial con-
tinued Saturday, Monday and until
Tuesday noon when the jury was given
the case to decide. At 1880 O'Clock in
the evening::the jury,brought In q YER
dict in favor of Mr.. Johnson. The
costs Of the appellant will have, to be
paid ont Of the estate, however, IS
that 10 the Law. -,
Yesterday afternoon.the appeal case
of Haramoen vs. Krause, both parties
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Yesterday afternoon.the appeal case
OF Haramoen vs.. Krause, both parties
residing at New London, was called.
Attorney Porter appears for plaintiff
aud Attorney Volstead of Granite
Falls and Attorney M. w. 'Spicer of
this city, appear for Mr.. Krause.
A large number of Witnesses are be-
ing examined and the trial is still in
progress as this is being written.