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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-28
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Hilsboro, Texas April 26-Preclnct con
ventlons were held over the county today
TO elect delegates to the county democratic
convention which meets here a week hence.
Mckinney. Texas. April 26-The candl.
dates for the different county offices closed
their campaign here this afternoon nd.
dressing a large crowd AT the court house.
The primaries for this, Collin, county will
be held May 3.
Newton. Texas. April 96 County Chair
man TAYLOR Curtis has called the Newton
county democratic convention for Nav 3 ia
elect delegates to the State and district
conventions and determine the question as
to primaries for county officers.
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THE TRIAL OF 0LlVAREZ
CASE TO BE CALLED AT CORPUS
CHRISTI TODAY.
He viii Plead Guilty, but the Court
Has Appointed Two Attorneys 20 Do
What They Can.

Corpus Christi, Texas, April 27.-Andres
Oiyarez. who confessed TO having muir
dered Mrs. Hatch last Monday and whose
trial begins here tomorrow, was brought
into open court yesterday and arragned by
Judge WEIGH and pleaded guilty to murle
The defendant being too poor to employ
counsel. Judge WEIGH appointed 6. r. and
John {. Scott, two of Corpus Christls lead
ing attorneys, TO defend MIN. Much inter
esf Is manifested In the Trial tomorrow,
aud the indications are the court room viii
bn croWdpd
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SARATOGA OIL FIELD.
Three Wells Are Now Under the Drill,
Five More to Start.

Three Wells Are Now Under the Drill
Five More to Start.
Saratoga, Texas, April % There is but
little change in the oil situation at this
tine from that Of two weeks ago Hooks
No. . is gong down slowly, throwing oul
more on less oil and gas all the time.
Mr.. w. u. Brlce Is getting machinery and
material on the ground for his i've wells
making nine all told IN this deld one mn
ished with q capacity of 1000 barrels pei
day. ara tlrro under the drlll.
The j. NJ. GufieY company Is preparing a.
yeying corps reached here several days
ago.
The Bird syndicate has had it's survey
ors IN the field nearly all winter and spring
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Barn Near Yoakum.

|sssspm' Texas, April 20. About 10
sSk last night fire destroyed the barn
4. = Monk about two miles from town.
, h.s company responded promptly TO
81 ~ nut soon found that the fire
Isylrs iTr away for them to he Of any
n "a Inc IRE originated from Ian
N ls gII,cp boy was carving, turning oyer
! I'M sloal nay and other feed stuff Loss
k{N-.SIW' including building and contents.
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NEW ORLEANS RICE MARKET.
Demand Has Been Good but Offerings
Are Not Liberal.
tSDpcial to The Post


Especial 10 The Posti
New Orleans, April 27.-There was very
little trading in rough rice at the end Of
the week, and the market for clean rice
was extremely dull. Although the demand
was good, offerings were by no means lib
eral,
The receipts of rough rice showed a
somewhat improved condition, but they
were almost entirely for local mills.
Reports from the Louisiana rice belt
show that the farmers are well advanced
with their work and the outlook for the
crop Is bright. The acreage is being large.
~ increased
Northern capitalists are negotiating fol
the purchase OF large tract al marsh land
along the line Of the Illinois Central rail
road north Of New Orleans with view OF
converting il Into rice farms
The rice movement at New Orleans. as
compiled by Secretary Henry H. Smith OF
the New Orleans board of trndp:
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SAM sTREeTMAN APPOINTED.
he le to Succeed Judge CoIlard on tn
Court of Apreals.

he Ie to Succeed Judge Colard on the
Court Of Appeals.
AUSTIN, Texas, April 2B-rhe governor
TINS morning appointed Attorney sam
| Stfeetman Of Cameron associate iustIce of
me Thlrd court of civil appeals vice Judge
W b Collard, deceased Mr. Streetnan
comes well recommended. and Is looked
upon as one of the best lawyers in the
MN2m county bar. He is member Of the
law firm of Henderson, Streetmau A. Free
man. His appointment holds good until the
! next general election. at which time two
Judges OF this court are TO ho elected n
Judge Keys time expires then ana he il
. candidate for re election.
Cameron, Texas, April 26.-Judre sam
stFeetman' whom the governor has Just ap
pointed associate justice Of the court OF
civil appeals, for the Third supreme Judi
cial district, to fill the vacancy accustomed
by the death of Judge W. Il. Collard
was born in Cameron on January a.
1870, and has lived In Milan county all his
life. He comes of good old Texas stock
his maternal grandfather George Green,
having served with distinction i'm the bot
tie of San Jacinto. lie was educated III
the pubic schools here and at South vest
'ih university at georgetown, IcAaS, grad
uatlng at this university with the first
honor of MS class iii June. 1888. He
studied law and was licensed to practice in
April, 1889. He at once formed a partner
snip with I. ). Henderson, and this law
hrm Of Henderson * Streetman continued
until he was elected county judge of Milan
county in November, 1894. He declined
reelection and resumed the practice of his
profession rs n member of the firm of lIon-
derson, Streetman * Freeman, and has ever
since been actively engaged IN the courts.
lie was married TO Miss Flora Mcvcr ON
December 4, 1872, and their delightful home
is made joyous by the presence of four chill
diem.
Judge Streetman Is well known through
out the state, and is regarded by the pro.
fessiou as an exceptionally strong civil
lawyer. His success as a lawyer Is due
to his tireless industry and high personal
character. His appointment Is a well merit
ed compliment to the unofficial lawyers of
the district. Young, vigorous profound
lawyer and an accomplished scholar, his
friends are proud Of his appointment aud
predict for him q long and brilliant career
on the bench.
He has already received many messages
OF congratulation and support from all over
the district,
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FUNERAL OF PHILIP SANGER.
It Was One OF the Largest in the History
of Dallas

OF Dallas,
Dallas, Texas. April 27.--1'he funeral OF
Philip Sanger this afternoon was the largest
ever seen in Dallas. The line of carriage;
and buggies was more than a mile in length
and several thousand persons rode In street
cars. The procession was led by Camp
Sterling Price, United Confederate Vet
Grams, Of which deceased had long been d
member. Mr. Sanger entered The Confrd
crate army at Savannah, Ga. In Dol. IN
company 6, ThirE-sccond Georgia res
ment. and was captain under Jus"ph r.
Johnston when rho surrender took place
ib am Inv a iSS tndo az nalIas u an1 S XXI =.
come millionaire. lie hau been critically
III tor the last wear. ne reached Pasl
dena. Cal, on April 10 and died on Apri
~ tho day the National Confederate re
union began In his home town OF Dallas.
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New llvdroorsphic officer.

Galveston Texas, April - Lieutenant
John w Stevenson, United States Navy,
retired, arrived here today He has been
appointed to succeed Lieutenant +. s.
Jacob. deceased as manager of the govern.
ment hydrographcr'S office nj this place
He viii assume the duties Of his new po-
gition tomorrow
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sHERlFFs, pEPARTMEMT.

weeks ago, two bay horses, one Of WHICH
has e0tch ear, and star IN face; both
branded ME on left shoulder Supposed
to have been stolen by MeSicans. fhos
NJ. Stell, sherif De Witt county
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Mrs. Amanda Reese Dead,

Galveston, Texas. April p. Mrs Amanda
Reese, aged 40 years died at G.2o O'Clock
last evening at her residence at Thirty
fourth aud Broadway. Tho deceased was
the wife Of RoNic Reese. well known
engineer of the Santa re aud has resided
here for a number Of years. Her funeral
occurred at o'clock this afternoon from
her late residence.
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Railroad SURGEON 70 Fish.

Galveston, Texas, April - Or Charles
r. Fry chief surgeon Of the I'iao!, Cen
tral Railway compnny, with headquarters
at Maltoon, H. is in the city on a fishing
expedition For several ycHrs he has Wis.
tied Galveston annually to- indulge in this
sport and he has become as well posted re
vicinity MS any of the local fishermen
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Indigestion Is the direct cause II dseise
that fills thousands Of persons annually.
stnp the trouble a; the start with a little
PFiclly Ash Biiters: il Strengthens the
stomach and aids digestion. A. v. Klos.
ling. sOa Main street, Crescent Drug Store,
Sle Main street special Agents.
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MEXICAN Is Under Arrest.

Becyillc. Texas. April II, Constable Joe
Thornton brought In from the NDeces river
Ia Live Oak county yesterday afternoons
tho Mexican, l.iion Oacha, charged vita
shoe ting Nj. Al Crendy Al Nlareyille
"Wednesday night.
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Groves Slack Root Liver Pils.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root They act 90 the liver
effects, No gripping, no sick stomach. VIII
cure chrouic constipation. Price 20 oents
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Louis Wortham Recoverina.

lusn, Texas, April 2T.-Mr. Louis ].
srtham was able to be out on the streets
1tiy after a long seigc of the grip and a
/ eipse His many friends were glad to see
I VI and be will he himself again within a
| n DAYS
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News Notes.

AUSTIN Texas, April 2i.-~Mr. c. H. vii.
ps chief clerk in the freight traffic dc
|rdment Of the Arkansas Pass. was in town
iNffday afternoon on business.
Editor Johnson of the johnson City Enter.
|ss, Is here on business.
State Health Officer Tabor retlrued to.
M from a business "trip to East Texas.
ihe Balances In the State trensnry at
He close Of business yesterday evening Ia
la credit Of the general revenue was
|n5St69S. against $1,G7G,64S for the same
sHe last year.
Prof Jacob Becker is n little better TO-
|hT He has partially regalned conscious
|,ea
NJ r. II Waitress. president Of the Aus
IA Rapid Transit street railway is here to
rtthd the sale of the road under the re-
|hAership, which takes place MAY -
Elsie f., the infant daughter Of Mr.. and
|En Otto FeuerbeckeF, died yesterday aud
Hi buried today.
i cueer, GGed 10 years, Of Laredo died
|hs yesterday after n long Illness. He
rne here for treatment some time ago
10 l3monthS-old son OF NJ, and Mrs.
Ilp Murray died yesterday.
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CLAIMS AaaInst RapId transit.

,astin, Texas. April 2T.-Judge q. 4, Full.
rse who Is master in chaneery for the
',adug litigation regarding the sale of the
lsaiu Rapid Transit railway, stated today
ast claims aggregatine $313,00o have been
Itd with him against the road. These
Wins arc IN the nature OF bonds, and the
|r.yuent OF the cooperation ard other meme
n 81 the directory own all ~ them. OK
|rm s2gUGo worth, and the claim for that
f5ount was presented aud i.ed some time
siha sale Of the road is set for May ..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-28
IRE GRANITE MOUNTAIN
~ se SOLD TO NEW YORK
w CAPITALISTS.
.ssntatives Have Looked Over the
Field and 1t Is Believed the Deal
Was Closed.

,astlp Texas, April 27.--Messrs. A. L.
.'.oahere. Il. A. Wheeler, !, Price and q.
Allen, prominent capitalists of New
~ passed through town last night on
A,r vay home from Granite Mountain,
XIV they have been for the past few days
i,g.ctine negotiations looking ia the par,
w n inc eutire mountain OF granite
~xsss 81 them would talk for pubicG ton,
,~sI IS believed that they Were success
ii ID tleir mission and that the great St
KIM ppsspssion.
Xxx sa STAT mouse, Galveston jetties and
.Ss olier modern structures o. granite
XXI l,cen built from this m0untainsl ,e
w AS the site is very valuable, The consid.
l,tisn was probably away up IN the thous.
IA, This granite mountain was originally
sssfhased Tor 10 cents an acre
Il, K stated here that there will he some
,,pr 1cjpg Ii the Sew lorLess have pur-
g,sed II.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-09-24
Report Board of Audit.

Report Board Of Audit.
County Auditors Office, Sept. 9th,
1902.
The board of auditors of Kandiyohi
County, Minnesota, met on above
mentioned date at 1 o'clock p. M, for
the purpose of considering bids from
banks for disposition of County funds.
Present, Feig, Ramsett and johnson.
Bid of First National Bank of Will
mar Offering two ~ per cent interest
on daily deposits in excess of $4,000. 90;
and four az per cent on certificates of
deposits running twelve months
which said bid was accompanied by
bond IN the sum of $50, 10000, and
being the only bid received was OPEN
ed and considered and the following
resolution was offered and ON motion
adopted: .,...,;.. -, :<:... go.
Resolved, by the Board Of Auditors,
that the bid of the First National
Bank OF Willmar for deposits of Coun-
ty funds be accepted and said bank be
and the same hereby is designated as a
depository for County funds and that
County funds be placed therein equal
ly with each of the other banks at
Willmar as near as can be; and be it
further
Resolved, that the bond Of said bank
be referred to the Board of County
Commissioners for approval.
On motion, Board adjourned.
JOHN FEIG,
Chairman of Board of County Com
missiOners.
LEWIS JOHNSON,
County Auditor.
II. J. RAMsErT,
Clerk District Court.
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coIiIiiisl;sllioRtls ndtltr

OVWSssUOOUOWSNO MEET
Proceedings 81 Board x Special ss..
: Sion nsId Ii svllimsr.
T. County Auditors Office, Sept. 8,
1902.
h The Board of County Commissioners
met at the above mentioned date pur-
suant to adjournment. All members
present.
= The Board proceeded to audit bills
OF towns and villages for expenses in
CURED In the control of contagious
diseases, and bills of Village Of Ray
mond were allowed in the amount OF
sl45.l5, and disallowed in the amount
OF e2l6.35. Bill of town of Edwards
was allowed in the amount of 1853
and disallowed In the amount of 339. O5.
Bill OF town of Lake Elizabeth in the
sum of 3l62.50 was allowed in the full
amount.
On motion the Board adjourned.
JOHN FE1a,
Chairman Board of County Commits
sioners, Kandiyohi county, Minnesota.
Attest:
LEWIS JOHNSON,
County Auditor and Ex-on1cio
Clerk of Board.
(sEAL)
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-09-24
Farm For Sale In Red River VALLEY.

One hundred sixty (160) acre farm,
81 miles from Warren, Mimi, county
seat OF Marshall county, town of
800 people, ten grain elevators, one
flour mill, three banks and several
large stores, etc.
Soil Al, sloaping gently to small
river half mile distant, 100 acre field,
30 acres grove, 30 acres fine upland
haymeadow. No stones, no waste
land; good Investment. S2l.OO per
acre for q short time; easy terms.
Write at once to owner.
E. A. MALMIN,
32.2 Warren, MINI.
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A Liberal Premium.

To the person bringing in the big
gest lot of scrap iron before Thurs
day, Sept. Is, will give premium
of Is. Six dollars per ton will be
paid for all old iron. Bring same
to G. A. Erickson's implement house,
where it will be weighed and taken
to car. Who will be the first to take
advantage of this offer?
J. HILLMAN.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-09-24

County Auditors Office, Sept. 9th,
1902.
The Board of County Commissioners
met in special session pursuant to call.
All members present.
Petition of John T. Ot0s to be per-
mitted to occupy space OF the county
building to the making and complet-
ing abstracts of title was presented,
read and considered. On motion final
action on the same was deferred until
later.
A recess was then taken until
o'clock p. m.
The Board met at two o'clock p. m.
All members present.
Petition of D. Hagenstine and 9th
ers for change Of county road in
the towns of Green Lake and Harri-
son which was set for hearing at this
session was taken up and interested
parties present were duly heard rcla-
tive to the matter.
The committees report in the mat
ter was presented and read. On mo-
tion final action on said petition was
deferred until later.
Petition of Gabriel Stene and 9TH
ers for the formation of a new school
district in towns of Arctander and
Lake Andrew, which was set for hear
Ing at this session, was taken up and
read; proof Of posting, serving and
publishing of notice Of hearing in the
matter filed was examined; remon-
STRANGE fled was read, and interested
parties present were heard relative to
the matter. On motion, final action
was deferred until later.
On motion a recess was taken until
9 o'clock a. M, Sept. 10, 1902.
Sept. 10, 1902.
The Board met at 8 O'Clock a. m.
All members present.
Petition Of Gabriel Stene and others
for new school district was on mo.
tion again taken up and considered
and hearing resumed.
Motion was made and seconded that
the petition of Gabriel Stene and 9th
ers for new school district in the
towns of Arctander and Lake An
drew be granted. The motion was
carried by the following vote: Ayes,
Feig, Olson, Hedin and Smithson, 4;
Noes, none.
Commissioner Reigstad refused to
vote, assigning as his reason that he
Is q resident of that part of the coun-
ty and might be- prejudiced in his
opinion.
The following order was thereupon
issued and adopted:
ORDER FORMING NEW SCHOOL DIS
~ trict.
Whereas, a petition signed and duly &C.
knowledged by q majority of the freeholders
who are entitled to vote At school meetings
the territory of the proposed new school
district, which shall embrace the territory
hereinafter described. was presented to the
Board of County Commissioners of this
County, at session Of said Board held on
the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1902. for the &C.
ton of said Board thereon;
And, Whereas, 1t was then ordered by said
Board that q hearing should be had on said
petition, at a session of said Board com.
mencing on the 9th day Of September, A. d.
1902. at the county auditors Office In the
city of Willmar, In Kandiyohi county, Min.
nesota;
And, Whereas, due notice Of the time and
place of such hearing has been given by post
ing a copy Of said order In one public place
In each Of the school districts to be affected
BY said petition, and by handing to and
leaving with the Clerk Of each Of said school
districts 90 affected thereby q true copy Of
such order. at least ten days before the time
appointed for such hearing. and BY the pub.
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GREAT
a;!;||||2i|I|
TINE CARD,

TINE CARD,
: H4, AT. Dep. g.,
E:46p.m. $50 m, Milaca tn Rrovrs y,.u.-
W 3Wp.m. 6OOa IN. RrOvns Vaiiewt 10 Ns: Has.oy
f'"A' n'V' pm. St. Paul to Winnipeg via
breckenridge, Fargo and
m aax. Grand Forks
~ 49, ~. a:0 an. Winnipeg to St, Paul
'"~Sp'"' lSoOp.m. It: Paul to 500 City, 500
40 o,x Falls and Yat.ktop ::
=, ~ 0oP'm' $50 pm. 500 City to St. Paul
q 1!30 p m. 1l:4O p. m. St. Paul to 500 SMtv
~ :4Oa.m. S:SOa.m. 500 Civ t. a. porSy
fosuy except Sunday. No. and 10 nai,v
Daily except Sunday:
80. sss East TO s. Paul >. =. .e:45 I'm.
20. So6 West to Breckenridge 800 q: m
80. ~ South to Garretson 49,. An m
NO. 2S2 East to St Cloud. . 100, ,&6 p1'
Fs1es schedules. etc., apply to WV
r. A. SANFORD, Local Agent
Or IN Willmar, MINI
FL. WHITNEY, eenr T. P. Att,
St. Paul. MINI
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read and oonsid and on i motion Tie
same was rejected.
The following bills for expenses in
CURED in the control Of contagious
diseases were audited and allowed in
amounts set forth:
Town of Lake Elizabeth, amount of
bill >31.75, allowed for 1925; Town
of Lake Andrew, amount of bill S85. Is,
allowed in full. w. Stuart Leach,
NJ. d., amount of bill $4,000, referred
back for correction. John NJ. Rains,
amount Of bill s42.oo, referred back
for correction. ::.
Application of A. Korthoff for an
auctioneer's license was presented,
read and considered, and on motion
the same was granted.
On motion a recess was taken until
9 O'Clock A. NJ, Sep. 18th, 1902.
Sep. 18th, 1902.
The Board met at 8 o'clock A. NJ.
All members present.
The County Auditor was instructed
to renew insurance policies on county
property which expire in October and
November with the following agents:
F. G. Handy $1,000; Samuel Olson,
$4,000; VIM, Markhus, $1,000; John
Otos, $1,000; Geo. H. Bitterness, $1,000;
The Board proceeded to audit bills
fled, and the following claims against
the county were allowed in the
amounts and for purposes set forth:
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A Collection of Short Items of Interest
to Those who Wish to Buy, Sell or Trade

II. T. Olson, dealer in monuments.
Ask your merchant for the Willmar
Broom. l6tf
Window glass and room moulding
1T o. A. Jacobson's. 3tf
7 DR.. e. e. Gerretson, dentist. Office
In Mikkelson block. Willmar. 223.
Old papers for sale at the TRIBUNE
Office. A big bunch for five cents.
Benjamin Castberg, scandinavian
lawyer. Adam Olson block, Benson,
MINI. 29-5
FOR SALE-Three lots in block
100, and eight cords of stone. Inquire
of 81. Brem, or at this Office. 21tf
Fine residence lots for safe In Fer.
rings addition 70 city Of WiIimar.
ST o. 4. FERRlNo, CITY.
WANTED TO RENT-A fve-room
house, centrally located. Will &C.
|cupy at once. Reliable tenant. Call
At this Office. 3ltf
The ladies of the city have been I'D.
mtr1nR those beautiful pianos At Mel.
son Bros. The Cable Concert Grand
has such an excellent tone. 18tf
Void l. Elfstrum, photographers,
solicit . share of the Dublic's patron
age. Call on them when YOU wish
flrst-class work. They will be sure to
please you. 18tf
The Wheeler b Wilson Sewing Ma
chine, the machine that does not, fail
In any point. Call on Nelson Bros. !,
second door west of P. Fl. Roise &
Co. ., and see how light It runs. 18tf.
The Osborne Corn Binder has no
side draft, can tie corn properly 1t a
height of from three to sixteen feet.
II you need one I will be pleased to
show it to you II you call 1t my ware
house.
| - G. A. ERICKSON.
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Hotel property at Willmar for sale
or trade for farm property. Address
Box 152, Willmar. 32-tf.
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New crest nerthsrs Passenger Trails

J The new through train between Ben
son and The Twin Cities IL doing .
ine business, and II 10 now expected
that II will be made . permanent iea-
ture 81 the service on this division Of
the Great Northern. lit
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Found At Last.

The Hamilton Dandruff Cure, q
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-
gret it. Price SO cents. Sold at Pr
oneer Barber Shop.
20tf P. RASMUSSEN, Proprietor.
Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership.
From and after September Is, 1902,
the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween W. J. Warner, Er,ery Haycraft,
and Fl. W. Manus is dissolved and
discontinued by mutual consent, H. w.
Manus retiring and becoming the own
or OF the branch offices located at Lit
tie Falls, Litchfield, Willmar, and St.
Paul, and he will continue to operate
said Offices under his own name. The
business of the Southern Minnesota
Valley Land Company will be con.
tinued by w. j. Warner and Emery
Haycraft at Madelia and all other
branch Offices not above mentioned.
Thanking our patrons for their ia.
vors in the past, and trusting that our
future relations may continue pleas
ant and profitable, We solicit your
further patronage.
Dated at Madelia, MIMI, the 18th
day of September, 1902.
W. J. WARNER.
EMERY HAYCRAFT.