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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

brothers several months ago pur-
chased the property OF = a. New
halI at East Sound. which includes
the sawiulll and water sights. Tha
new country residence Of the Morans
VIII be one Of the best IN this part
Of the state. The house Will be ef
By 40 feet. the dining room alone
having The dimensions Of IS b. ~
feet
Massive Teak Furniture.
The furniture for this country
place is being constructed at the
Moran plant Teak r. the wood
used aud an ef the interior furuish-
ings. together with the furniture,
vii be OF massive build. The ta-
hles. for instance. viii have six-lnch
square legs with brass knobs In
stead OF casters The chairs. bed
siea8s. dresscrs. etc, win be OF thu
best make and highly polished. The
lumber for the house has been pick
ed. piece by piece. and sent 20 the
island by scows.
Tho new residence f. situated in
the most picturesque SPOT on oreas
island. At the rear rises Mount
Constitution. Two large lakes are
on All elevation 500 feet high. and
from these water VIII be furnished
for the house. and one large viaduct
furnishes the motor power FOR the
mill
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New offsials.

The new officers OF the company
are President. 81. 81. Lyier' vice
president and general mnnager. ].
Y. Patterson. q New York, treas
uTcr. Murray Dodge, and secretary,
James Gibson.
For he present the Moran broth
ers viii simply look after the COM
piction Of she battlrship. but much
attention will be given their new
home. which Is being built on orcas
island. AZ East Sound. The Moran
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II I Miller. one % the largest
stock dealers OF the interior. lett
for Skagway on the City Of Seattle
with lumber for scows, which VIII
be built at Whitehorse. As soon as
word is received that the Yukon is
breaking on Lake L.aFaFge. stock
viii be rushed north and taken to
Dawson on the seows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

WASHINGTON. u G. April A.
The recent arrival ~ 5000 immi-
grants has aroused the Suspicion *
labor leaders that foreigners are b.
suE imported 10 wnsk In the mines
inspectors have been cent 10 Kansas
CITY and indianapolis TO ascertain
The motives 81 the immigrants.
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Killed by Gang.

suma took no part In the actual
murder This vas accomplished BY
two members Of a regular gang Of
japanese outlaws for certain price
One OF the men. J. Nakayama, il
now under arrest The other as
sassln Is known only as Halshi He
has disappeared
ben x Tauaka. who n a prisoner
AZ the city iail. Is claimed by tho
police To be the head Of the out
law gang. and on that account aud
because he undoubtedly aided In the
negotiations for Yokoo'H death. be
10 being held in prison The price
for which the dead man Was killed
II not known.
The investigation made by the po-
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~ rs -. q tie building Or m.
~ --'ss Information comes nom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

SPRINGFIELD. III. April a.
Miners here are celebrating the In
siallafiou Of an niRht.h0ur day. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

-ss rasnsnx dusty mill work
:. ssesa On every corner dlscass-
q ne asuation and Noadef ins
- ,ss rslmats outcome o. the
.sss vraH b. EvefythlnE Is
-. -. ,eIst and aaranser IN town
go ta,ns the uen were out on a
ssss.s raghes than on strike
4 ss<stIag u mil owners NiIi be
~ Il he city hall This afteFueon
81 ss.e<k. uksu a decision silt be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

SCRANTON. Pa April a. Every
caiuery n the tackawauna valley is
idle. although the streets show no
indication. the msE remaining quiet
~ at home.
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uRERSsnuRG. Pa. APRIL H.
The Keystone Coal 4 Coke com.
pany. operating Is mines ia West.
moreland county. has granted the
miners an advance Of a.bb per cent
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COLUMBUS. Ohio. Apfil All
mines are idle. but all except the
hlgEeHt Ia Ohio are exp@cted to re
sumo under the 1000 SCALE within Is
days. operators 10 many cities nn,i-
fyinx miners ~ thrir willingness 70
sign.
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BALLARD. April . What prom
!. = = ane Of the greatest strikes
=, ssosn to the shinsle industry
=. .ususurs,ed ,his morains when
"a. BALLARD mills refused 10 Efan'
!. ,..r,.ss OF wages demanded By
y Z. ssxy organised salnsieNea'.
y y, .sms time there has been
- n 4 general strike, but NO
49, vas given them. es u vas
se-.'ss ne weAvers we're In no po=
.s,es % stoa work
F...l csrfsesass Held
! assl eeafwense Vas held Sat.
..s.x ertweez the mill oNners and
s'sse. solxer. Of The ia,efna-
~ sAiaslewsavers union. when
~ sre 81 the y mills In opera
=. 80 week granted the union
s..s sselas that 40 agteement
- = rssekea With the remain.
- ala President holxnr decided
: 81 he mea oet
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CosmocToS. ohio. April A.
william Green president 81 the
ohio Miners Unions. expects most of
ibs miners % tho state % be work.
iuK ia 20 days.
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celebration this rear u UNUSUALLY
jubilAni tn anticipation of victory
ia the impending eoufilct. All signs
pulnt 90 the defeat OF the operators
ia iiiinola.
TERRE HAuTE. Ind. Aprll To-
Il uas announced today that sK
companies In this district made
oxrrtursa toward signing the Iyaz
scale.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-22
Grygla

Nearly everything for the creamery
is here now and soon as the weather
warns up the building will be push
ed along as much as possible.
Commissioners Jensen has let the
job of hauling forty loads Of tamarac
poles to be used on floating bog, to
j. MOrtensOn. With. these laid, will
make the corduroy again passable
and Mr.. Jensen should have due
credit for the good work done.
The new railroad will be completed
by April lst, providing gossip has. amy
thing to do with it, otherwise We
may see the leaves turn yellow yet
before there will be any danger of be-
ing run over by the cars.-Glygla
Eagle.
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Vega.

The: Monberg Bros. were grinding
feed all last week
Emil Pearson visited at Hedlundys
last Saturday.
We have again had little more
snow for sleighing AND farmers are
busy hauling hay and other necessi:
ties before spring days appear.
John Sandberg went to- Alyarado
last Friday.
The shadow social held IN eastern
school house Of Dist. 10, last Satur-
day evening". was a complete success.
A very good program was rendered
by the school children. The dia.
fogue, and the song ''Old Black Joe, -
with tableau, were especially gooe
and worth going ten: miles, to- see.
The young people had a very gooG
time. The shadows sold! like. hot
cakes, and after the sale and supper
the time was, occupied with games
The teacher, Miss. Anderson,, deserve:
much of the praise for the success O.
the entertainment. A basket socia
was held in, the same last white
school and theproceeds of bot2s enter
tainments, Willg0 to purchase al
organ for the school house:
Olaf Bystrom went to Argyle las
Friday and returned on Saturday.
The Vega Young Peoples societ
will m ,et 1.-two 0 'clock, ait tie usua
place, next Saturday, March "a.
Oscar Pearson was out fr m Wal
rem to attend the shadow social, i,
turning home on Sunday.
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Oslo.

Editor Peterson is, footing loszdly
for the proposed band,s He says it is
a sure 60 and will be a good thing
for the town. They have an excel:
lent instructor at hand in the. person
of Magnus Solum,. long known as one
of the most accomplished musicians
in the valley. 49,, Hill
The vote was unanimously in favor
of setting off the village from the
township, at the election last week.
The old village council is new
again with only one change in the
membership.
Louis Boreen entertained bunch
of thirty at champagne spread at
4he Park Hotel on the evening Of
the 18th. The Tribune man wa!
there and says it was the best ever
Hueston Patterson lost thirty chic.
kens from his coop in one night ano
the Oslo Tribune warns other owner
of poultry to keep their coops locked
at night.
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respondent
FROM THE COUNTY.
Nelson Park.

Mr.. Edmunds left for Hallock last
week.
Christina and Annie Erickson who
are staying in Winnipeg spent a few
days at their home here returning
to Winnipeg Monday.
Hilda Erickson who has spent a
few weeks at home left for Crookston
last week where she will attend a
business. college.
Mrs. Stromlund of Englund visit
ed with Mrs. G. +. Johnson Tuesday.
Miss Neami Fernstrom returned
home last Tuesday after an extended
stay on her claim near Huss.
G. Johnson and Miss Annie Vagle
TO Springbrook spent Sunday with
relatives in town.
Religious meeting was conducted at
G. Becklund's Sunday by G. Johnson,
of Springbrook.
G. F. Johnson transacted business
at Florian Wednesday.
The Misses Annie, Ellen and Vic
toria johnson visited with Miss NJ.
Walsh, teacher in Dist. No. lib,
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. G. Anderson who has spent
the greater part of the winter on mis-
claim near Two River, spent the
week on his farm in town.
Messrs. Yak and Emanuel Ham,
burg attend the town meeting in
town OF Huss this week.
Town meeting was held in the
school house in Dist. No. Is, Tues
day last the following offices were
elected. Clerk, E. Torgeson; N.
Nelson, treasurer; Arfsten and G. F.
johnson supervisors; n. Rood, chair
man.
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Z,
Pitt.

March 10. The last week has been
quite hard on the sleighing, and
spring is approaching rapidly.
y Jorgen ] Johnson has contracted to
furnish all the materials for the bridge
which is under construction across
Colley's Creek, two miles north Of
Baudette.
Mrs. Andrew Johnson has been on
the sick list for week. M
The Ladies Aid society Of Vabanica
had an ice cream social at Halvor
Nelson's place last Sunday for the
BENEFIT OF the church. The party
was we'll attended, and every body
went home happy. .# III
Adolph Gjelhaug and family and
Mesdames Bergen and Wyman went
up to Silver Creek last Saturday to
visit with Mr.. Gjelhaug's parents
over Sunday.
Arthur Hand and Seacel Neal will
start on their journey to Grand Forks
by team in couple of days. .5. =5 y.
Miss Annie Gryde has been contin-
ed to the bed for, some time.
Ole Magnusen came near losing
his horse in Rainy River one day
last week at Baudette. The ice hay-
ing been cut into chunks right across
the road. .S5 ii
Mrs. Anders Jacobson of Lake $of
the Woods attended the ice cream
social at Halyor Nelson's last Sum
day. ...5 VII
Charley Knutson is now running
the Gunderson saw mill at Baudette.
The former sawyer, Erick Hagen,
having one of Iris fingers cut off, and
a leg broke by a log that slipped out
of the hands of the cant-hook man.
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Ingalls,.

March 10. We have had pretty cold
weather for week or two and we
begin to feel that it is about time fol
the snow to disappear.
Gotfred Anderson Frank Bloom
quist and Albert Moen came home
last week from Baudette, where they
have been at work. They report lots
of work up there and that they have
done we'll.
Our town election passed quietly
as far as town offices was concerned,
but there was quite a strife over the
often business, as the voters were
pretty evenly divided on the question
of buying ditching machine. The
first vote on the question stood IA to
Is against, and the second vote stood
Is for and Is against. Then they
gave it up as bad job. IT,. ..,~
A St. Paul man was up here last
week looking over this part of the
county with the intention of buying
land. He made one man an offer
but we do not know if the man will
take it. He seemed to like the coun-
try around here very we'll. We are
looking for more land buyers around
here in the near future.
S. o. Hoff came down from Hunter
last Friday to see party on bust
ness.
Miss Anna Anderson came home
from town few days ago to- stay a
while
Adolph Anderson went down to
Winnipeg Junction to- visit relatives
A. X. Moen made US pleasant call
few days ago. He has been gone
about two years, which time he has
spent in Oregon, but he seems to
think there is no place like Spruce
Valley. Thinks he will stay here for
good now.
John loren has lost two COWS in a
short time. Some fear his stock is
affected with some contagious dis
ease.
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a Scientific WO7lle1.

The cures that stand to it's credit
make Bucklen S Arnica Salve a scien-
tifc wonder. Tt cured b. r.. Null
ford, lecturer for the Patrons OF
Husbandry, Waynesboro, Pa, Of a
distressing case Of Piles. It heals
the worst Burns, Sores Boils, Ulcers,
Cuts, Wounds, Chilblains and Salt
Rheum. Only 25c at p. q. Whitney's
drug store. IL.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-22
HE above picture OF the
man and fish is the trade
mark OfScOtt's Emulsion,

s and is the synonym for
strength and purity. 1t is sold
in almost all the civilized coun-
tries of the globe.
If the cod fish became extinct
it would be a worldwide calam-
itv, because the oil that comes
from it's liver surpasses all other
fats in nourishing and life-giving
properties. Thirty years ago
the proprietors of Scott's Emul-
sion found a way OF preparing
cod liver oil so that everyone can
take it and get the full value OF
the oil without the Objectionable
taste. Scott's Emulsion is the
lest thing in the world for weak,
backward children, thin, delicate
people, and all conditions Of
wasting and lost strength.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT s. BOVINE, CHEMISTS
4oe-41s PEARL STREET, NEW YORK
soc. and 500. All druggists. HI
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FOR RENT

The east half Of Sec. 50, town Of
Comstock, known as the George
Leslie farm, 200 acres under cultiVa-
.tion, some fall blowing done, four
room dwelling house, granary and
barn and well on the pre- mises.
Apply to VIM. n eumann,
2t. Warren, Minn,.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-22
n L1iueLlI Iya4SSLel

with that old enemy of the race,
Constipation, often ends in Appen-
dicitis. To avoid all serious trouble
with Stomach, Liver and Bowels,
take DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
They perfectly regulate these organs,
without pain or disc omfort. 25c at
E. E. Whitney, druggist.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-22
A Dakota FarmerSees Fat Cattle

n. S. French went to the great
stock show in Chicago last Novem-
Der, from Dakota, and we print some
of his impressions OF what he saw
there:
'"There was beauty and Drawn,
rnanly men and queenly women Col
orado cowboys and Dakota grain
raisers who measured their farms in
miles and their crops in carloads. ~.
To ever SO briefly enumerate. all the
different exhibits would exceed any
reasonable space: All were, grand
but to- me there was no stock shown
that was SO interesting as the human
stock. What hurrying. jpstlingy
jolly crowd they were. an how faith
fully they watched and loolsed and
noted for future reference all the
! many new and strange. exhibits that,
were so Iavishly spread before, Them
I They were the mem and women
! who made Chicago, and, their, sons
and daughters. For without, any
real boasting- we farmers may srush7
7 fully say that if it were not fon the
products OF our farms the weeds and
I grass would soon grow IN every city
and town?iGg the world.
This is a fat stock show, and a. big
yield Of daisy products can nevar be
gotten from real fat cow And these
COWS were.f fat all right. Too tat for
comfort, alasg it seemed It'd: me; tao fat
for utility But no. matter, they
were not too fat to win. prizes. anil
I'm almost every Instance. the fattest
animal inst tine class carried. eff thu
b4ue.
! The American people, seem TO- WOE
ship fat. and in most instances tat
| Judges as, well as the people. seemed
only too Willing to bow dow1a before
{ this idol! Charity covers d multi
NBude of SIMS and Sc, in, somae. case
ksloes fat.
K But there were a, baW. COWS there
chat waze, not so fat, and though
bhey tack no prizes,: they helpe
:, many az Deefy calf or yearlEng to, Wi
= a blue ribbon. These wene the: we
nurses, of prize winners, and some {
them showed goodpointsas milk pre-
ducers> and Judging by tile, slice
hides, of the calves G?} thay wef
nursing and the evident satisfa(
ton they had i'm drawing the: laete;
" fluid from their foster mothers, thes
scrub and daimy bred cows that wei
o puaposely kept somewhere i'm tine bae]
l. ground, were at least fairly good mi
n producers. There were many sho
% visitors who perhaps did not noti
IS THESE wet nurses but ye dairy edit
found them easily for it was
~ secret, and those who were han dill
- these prospective prize winners we
= many of them frank enough to oy
that there was no other way to W
=" prizes only to thus wet-nurse +
70 calves.
That looks as if there was sol
IN vitality in milk, don't it?
at 1t is no small satisfaction to me
OF learn that the local creameries hi
as in Illinois are not paying much,
II. any, more for butter fat in ere;
G. than I was getting for mine whe1
Id left home. n
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Horses For Sale

AS soon as my wheat has been
hauled to town | will offer for sale
nv entire stock Of work horses and
colts. also farm machinery and
household goods.
IT, M. J. Mccain.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-03-22

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
One team Of farm horses and one
span Of drivers. Will accept fresh
mich cows in part payment. 81.
r. g. MathWig, Warren, Mimi.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
Ssass Fe Special Rates.

New Orleans and return, S26.75:
tickets sell October 11th to 14th:
limit October 30th: Knights of
Pythias.
Los Angeles, San Francisco and
intermediate points. s25; tickets sell
daily until October 3lst; colonist.
Seattle. Tacoma and intermediate
points. s25; tickets sell daily until
October 3lst; second class colsnist
Mexico. City and return, S49.15;
tickets sell November I'D to 2sth:
limit thirty days; Health Associa-
ton.
Mexico City and intermediate
points, s24; tickets sell daily to Oc-
tober 3lst; second class colonist.
Kansas City and return, s17.75;
tickets sell November 18th, 18th.
10Th and 21st; limit November 18th.
Trans-Mississipri Congress.
One fare. plus 81. to certain
points in Illinois, Iowa, Missouri,
Minnesota, Nebe1ska and Wisconsin
a Oetober I'd, and November 13sh
ssd 9Th; Limit. thirty days; ca g.
euuns q hsoe visitstsl
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

vile and many Others, and at Peters
burg was wounded three times.
After the war Mr.. Clark lived in
! Boston and Michigan until the fall
of 1868. when he located at Brook
field. Mo-, where he was engaged in
the planning mill business and con-
tracing and building. Eleven years
ago he came to Colorado, locating in
La Junta. and for about one year
was in the employ Of the Santa Fe
in the bridge AMI builiing depart
ment. after which he engaged in
the mercantile business in, this city.
Mr.. Clark has served four years as
justice Of the peace, and his de-
cisions have always been considered
fair and impartial. During most of.
this time he has served as police
magistrate, being elected to that of
fee in 1903 without opposition and
reelected in 1905. As justice Of the
peace Mr.. Clark has had most Of the
civil cases SiilCt Ills tltCttoH anu
much of the criminal business. He
is thoroughly honest. conscientious
and able. and in his decisions uses
good. hard. common sense, which is
the basic principle of good law. He
has been republican always and an
untiring worker at all stages of the
political game for republican sue
cess. The business men of La Junta
who have had dealings with him in
the justice court are almost unani-
nous for his reelection to that Of
fee. He has one of the best equip
ped Justices Offices in the state of
Colorado. If the voters of Justice
Precinct No. desire an efficient
administration they will consult
their best interests bv voting for
Mr. Clark for justice Of the peace.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

ing AxAmily. his father having died
during his infancy. In the summer
he worked on farms and in the win
ter at numbering. In this way he
grew to sturdy manhood and in 1880
followed Horace Greeley's advice
and came west. locating in the San
Juan country. where he prospected
during the summer months and in
the winter worked in the steel
works.
During the fall of 1882 he came to
Otero county. his first employment
being on the Hopkins & Bingham
ranch. He was in the employ of
this firm for over three years. his
services being so satisfactory that
during most of this period he offici-
ated rs foreman. In 1856 he took
up piece Of government land near
ManzanOla. where he at present re-
sides. From 1889 until 1891 Mr..
Adsnond was in charge of a thresh-
ing outfit, and during this period
had the misfortune TO lose his right
hand by getting it caught in the
machinery. In the spring of 1891
Mr.. Adsmond was married to Miss
Edna E. Washburn, daughter of c.
c. Washburn, of Rocky Ford.
Mr.. Adsmond Sas elected asses
sor Of Otero county in the fall of
1897. and served the people in that
capacity for period of seven years.
being elected for three successive
terms. and would be holding that
Office today had he consented to
male the race in 1901. Mr.. Ads
mond has the notable distinction of
being the only republican candidate
that ever had a majority in the
Higbee precinct. which has been
persistently democratic for SO long a
period that the mind Of man know
eth not to the contrary. He made
the best assessor Otero county ever
had. . fact that is acknowledged by
even his political enemies, many of
whom conceded his election on the
very day that he was nominated.
As m assessor, Mr.. Adsmond was
fair and impartial. with excellent
judgment As to property valuations.
and without q peer in locating tracts |
of land anywhere in the county from
the most complex descriptions. his
faculty in this regard being the
wonder and envy Of other county Of
licials Who are sometimes up against
Il in determining exact locations. II
yo0 want a up-to-dsse administra- |
tioa - a4ain n the oGIce II county |
nssr vses 6sr Hsay ". A.
Dso1 0e q 6s1ivsr she euu1A
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
n. W. aDSAOhp.

H. W. Adsmond. of Manzanola.
who for seven years. January, 1898.
to January, 1905. served as assessor
Of Otero county. was born in Black
River Falls, Wis, November l, 1857.
His education was obtained in the
district schools and the good school
OF experience. When only ten years
Of age he started out to make a liv-
ing for himself and assist in support
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
n. n. CLARK.

H. H. Clark. republican candidate
for justice of the peace in Justice
Precinct No. 6. is native of New
Hampshire. where he was born in
lSi4. In 1862. when on.y eighteen
years of age. he entered the union
army and served until the close of
the war. He was in engagements
at Antietam. Vicksburg. Jackson.
Fredericksburg. Petersburg. Knox