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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-03-07

The most important question to
come before the people in the
election next fall is the tax
amendment adopted by the last
legislature. It is generally con-
coded that the present system of
taxation is unsatisfactory. It
throws the burden of taxation on
the owners of real property which
cannot escape the vision of the
assessor, while the boards of the
wealthy are generally so dis
posed that it is easy to evade
taxation thereon. The amend
ment does not prescribe the form
of taxation to be adopted; it
merely gives the legislature full
power to enact any form of taxa
ton it may deem expedient.
Every voter ought to study up
this question, and if he is dis
satisfied with the present system
he should vote for the amend
ment. He should also bear this
question in mind when voting
for Legislative candidates, both in
the primary and general election.
If the amendment passes it be-
comes as vital Importance to have
the right kind of men in the leg
islature to adopt a new system.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-03-07

= ~ =. AoVO:
Rev. N. Giere, 49,. ... NJ b 7 +
Sacred Heart, MINI. ,-.=s
My dear friend:-Your letter came
to hand during my absence in Minnea-
polls, hence my answer comes q little
late. Answering your question, (How
has business been the past year com
pared with the year before or rather,
did you lose or gain by voting out the
saloons last yearly would say. am
indeed glad you wrote me for this in
formation and hope to be able to sur
prise you little. TO tell the truth, I
am really surprised myself at the re-
suit. Now that we are where we can
compare the business of the two years,
and when it becomes generally known,
it will open the eyes of those who al
ways claim that saloons are necessary
to help other business.
If it is true that figures don't lie,
now, then, here is our. experience re-
duced to facts, and figures, covering
from January l, 1905, to January l,
1905; compared with January l, 1904,
to January l, 1905, with saloons.
My cash sales last year we're $38, 847;
this year, $42, 1920, or an increase OF
So, 773. Nicholson Bros. g. Glesne have
done much more, Notwithstanding the
fact that they were torn up three
months during the summer by build
ing. M. A. Mickelson's cash book
shows over 50, 500 increase. Olson &
Iverslie, good increase over last year.
Olson & Lindquist about one-third
larger than last year. Fred Trulstrop
says he also done more this year. J.
P. SMITH & Son has also been sur.
prised by q handsome increase in their
sales. L. Hamper is telling the same
story with naturally good deal oil
satisfaction. Both barber shops, and
Mr.. LEM, the confectioner, says they
have done better than ever before.
Peter Anderson says his business has
been very satisfactory. Lindquist &
Linderholm's has been about the same,
but admit that had Louis Larson been
rustling business for them last sum.
mer instead of staying up in the
Washington fir forests, their business
would also necessarily have shown a
good increase. This takes in about
all the stores in town.
Now as to taxes. So far as I have
seen, they are two to five dollars high
er on ordinary resident properties,
and about Is per cent higher on per-
sonal property.
From very good authority, I have
learned that the saloons here took ir
yearly about 1876, 900 and about $780,.
900 at Brooten. Now granting thai
there were no saloons to swallow ul
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-03-07
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Z, 1906.

We commend the letter pub
lished in another column from
the pen of the leading merchant
of Belgrade to the people of all
the villages of this neighborhood
that vote on the license issue
next Tuesday. License helps the
liquor business only, and Injuries
every legitimate business within
it's sphere of influence.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-03-07

plot it; the same right which vice has
to attack virtue; a better right to
save our sons and brothers and COM
panions than artful men have to
destroy them.-Beecher.
r *
Education will not cure the the
drink evil if educated people vote the
same way as the Observation-Disclosures
Issue.
Christian nations have combined to
suppress the sale of slaves. Is it too
much to ask that they combine to pre-
vent the sale of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Harrison.
~
Next to the evil of intemperence is
the evil of Indifference on the part OF
those who feel that they have not been
personally injured by 1.-THE Look.
out.
No vote can be lost or thrown away
when it is cast against corrupt politi-
cal parties or to express desire for
reform in government. Always vote
for principle, tho you have to vote
alone, and you can cherish the sweet
reflection that your vote is never lost.
John Quincy Adams.
~
There are those who insist on their
wives keeping their homes clean and
beautiful, who are in favor of all
manner of foulness in the city. Why
should men insist on purity in their
own homes and stand for impurity in
the homes Of others? There is only
one reason-their hearts are impure.
American Issue.
i ~
Remember your little ones when
you stand by the ballot box.-Ameri.
can Issue.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-03-07

The republican papers thruout
the state are beginning to harp
on their old string conspiracy
to defeat Knute Nelson. That is
their favorite dodge for whipping
the republicans into line. But it
ought to be about played out BY.
this time. They know as well as
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-03-07
VIOLATIONS
Selected for the TRIBUNE bv
MARTIN A. ANDERSON.

1t is no longer u question of
whether or not prohibition will pro-
hibit; whether or not destruction of
the rum business will make one less
drunkard; whether or not the nation
will ever be rescued from this DEATH
dealing institution; but it is ques-
ton that every church in America
should consider, viz: whether or not
the church can continue to live and
not separate her voting element from
the ungodly alliance maintained
between church members and brewers,
between pious pretenders and whisky
Observation-Disclosures Issue.
~
. Cowardice asks, ''Is it safe?'
Expediency asks, IT'S it popular?"
But conscience asks, Is it right. -
American issue.
The man who hangs about loafing
places, who spends his nickles and
dimes over the bar has no right to
complain of i'll fortune. Even hard
headed men of the world do not seek
for trustworthy men in the drinking
resorts. The world has no sonnets
for the loafer.> Good fortune makes
friends of the man who is trying to do
his est.-United Presbyterian. I
I'd. az. T. .s.>.*+*
Every parent has . right, every
citizen and every minister has the
same right to expose traps which men
have TO set them; the same right to
prevent mischief which men have to
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-03-07
homeseekers' Excursions via tho Chi
caRo Great Western Railway

To points in Alabama, Arkansas, Ar
iona, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Kan.
sas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mexico,
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Only one fare plus $500 for the round
trip. Tickets on sale first and third
Tuesdays of each month until April
II. For further information apply to
j: 2. Elmer, G.. P. A., St. Paul, MINI.
1913
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-03-07
TIE Effect Of mol license
on Business at Belgrade
3 (FRoA THE SACRED HEART. JOURNAL

BELGRADE MINI, Feb. 2, 1906. this vast amount
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01

Heroes we have always with u.s.
as we'll a. the poor, ihe weak and the
faint Of heart. They are all around
ne, bat we know il not, until some
occasion arises that demands heroic
action, and in many instanees--in most
instances-the individual il ready for
the OCCASION. At Miami the other day
some boys were bathing in the river,
and one little fellow. aged nine, got be-
yond his depth and was drawn beneath
the swirliDg waters. without hesita-
ton hs brother, aged seven, dasbed
20 the drowning boys assistance, and
sacrificed his own life in an effort TO
save his brother. They we're buried IN
one cssket, their arms entwined about
each other, and the citizens OF Miami
will erect q monument TO the memory
Of the noble hoy who, by laying down
his life for another, eIemplified that
greater love than which hath no
man. Lakeland News
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01
RIVAL REPUBLICAN, FARME RS.

Private Secretary Loeb, who is gem
eral factotum NJ Oyster Bay, ia a
faithful worker for his strenuous chief.
lie keeps his ear 10 the ground quite
~ closely IA Mr. R1o'evslt does and
keeps tack Oi the subterfuges and
dodRes Of the rival Republican states
men, and does not intend they shall
outdo or attract more attention than
his master does, This keeps Loeb
busy, for the wiley ways Of Fairbanks,
Cannon, Shaw and the less well known
candidates for the Republican nOmina-
ton for President, require an active
and fertile brain 20 cope with them.
Loeb had noticed that farmer Fair
banks had been publishing the fact
that he was getting in bic hay crop,
and not TO allow his master TO be out
done NJ descended to snbleting'. He
pot up JOB with Old Noah who cuts
the grass at Sycamore Hill, IN await
the appearance OF storm before at
tempting to put the hay in the barn"
and then point out to the President
the danger Of the hay getting vet un.
less help was furnished forthwith.
Npah's appeal TO Mr. Roosevelt was
promptly met, and the diplomatic
Loeb had the camera man take snSp-
Stot Of the President saving his hay.
in case some doubling friends OF rival
candidates should attempt 10 prove
that Roosevelt IL no farmer" Loeb's
literary bureau did the rect, and the
correspondents we're AL furnished
with manifold copies describing how
Teddy got in his hay, b'gosh.
The next move OF Fairbanks or Can.
non to corral the bUcoic vote i. await.
ri with interest
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01
ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN.

Young men, keep ont Of politics :"
ssyI Senator Plat. That advice won Id
be all right II Senator Plat had said (:
Keep ont OF Republican machine poll
tics, which are rotten 20 the core.
Every citizen 81 republic should
take enough interest In politics to in.
vestiRA,e the policies OF parties and
vOtT-always Understanding IN the
result Of his Investigations Young
men especially should take an interest
In politics, for IL i. upon the young
men Of today that the government Of
the republic will rest tomorrow Some
young man NJ today will be, In a few
years, President NJ This great country,
or he will he Senator. or Congress.
man, or Governor " this State. Whist
won ID happen II the young men Of the
country would keep out NJ politics."
Young men should investigate how
the so.cAlled Republican policy Of pro.
lection, that Plat and the other Re-
publican leaders stand Tor, taxes them
for the benefit OF protected interests.
Young men should know why the cost
OF living 10 90 GREATS per cent higher
than when the present tariff law was
enscted-and their salare, have not
increased in like proportion Young
men should inquire Why they are com.
PEELED to continue in the employment
OF others all their lives, instead of As
formerly looking forward IN be their
own masters II - not to thA interest
NJ Senator Plat or the Republican
leaders that young men should inves.
tisAte the plunderins system that the
Republican party stands for therefore
they say keep out ot politic.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01

Another ~ Tom LaWson'a ind ict-
ments ~ the Standard O,l system hiss
been verified by the United states
Circuit Court ordering Henry Il, RoR.
ere to pay back a, least o., 25O. 90
which the receiver OF the Ray state
Gas Company alleged vas taken from
the treasury oi that concern by Rog.
ers. Tn. and other drains upon the
resources OF Rogers will prevent him
from being such = liberal contrihutor
TO the Republican campaign fund ia
the future ~ IN the past
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01

The express companies have such a
complicated tanVle OF tariffs under
which they have been plnndering the
public that they have requested OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission an
extension Of time In which to prepare
rate schedules for publication under
the new law, As the express COM
panies have been charging "all the
traffic will bear" in most cases, and q
little more than it would bear in many
transactions, you now have an oppor-
tunity to obtain more just charges by
appealing TO the commission.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01

Those Latin American countries,
which occasionally indulge in revolu-
tons. should remember that Secretary
Root, VINO IL now in their vicinity, has
the big stick" with him and a battle
ship to back it up, This new style Of
diplomacy has not been ratified by the
United States Senate, hut anything
goes with the present strenuous ad.
ministFation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

For Member of Congress, ID Corgrcss,or
District
FRANK CLARK, Of Columbia
For Jus,iccOf the supreme Court
CHAS. u. PARKHlLL, ~ Escambla
JAMES u. WHITFIELD. ~ Leon
For Railroad COu missioner
NEWTON 4. BLlTCH, Of Levy
r. HUDSON BURR. oi Dude
For state Attorney IN Circuit
Isl RIVERS.
For state senator, N2d District
~. H. MCCREARY.
For keubcH House ot Representative,
SYDL. CARTER
7, \. DOKE
For County Tux Assessor
W. w. CuLsUN.
For County Tax Collector
W. u DICKINSON,
For Comfy Treasurer:
hB PFELER
For Members school Hoard
n. ~ BROORFR
! q. FrTCH
u H. WEEKS
For County Commissioner
j q, pAMPlER.
, " PAUt.LiNG
J. y. TOWNSEND
W J. MATTHEW'S.
O. G.. PEDRICK
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01

senator Lodge called a 'un,mpor.
'Ant' giving testimony heiorr the
Grand lory ia the cGss against h., pri.
'a'e secretary for the larceny Of money
rSd Tor the Republican campsisu
iuni The voters, however. may view
The matter ~ important enough to De.
feat NE ledge Republican machlae.
Tor IN the eAss the promlss Nn made
~ tr'arn for the douAI,on that the
donor wn 1, receive q consular ap.
polnimehi IWoult ,eem TIA, some
people believed that ofhses eould b,
purchased, Shd that ssna,or Lodge
wa' the uAa 10 deliver Ihr goods.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01

Secretary IAit's idea seems Ia be
that the southern Republicans are q
had ioi tect,ng Tor spoils, hut still the
Democrats " the South should vote
the Republican, ticket The Republi.
cans vii have TO Offers greater induce.
mrui than . chancc tor the democrats
To reform the HrponlsSn party in the
Southern States, oritwtll be long
time before they Sccrpt rAt's advice
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01

Now the President hiss $4,000 TO
spend for travelling, the railroad
agents are enticing him with all kinds
OF tales about bears and other game
in far distant States, Last year when
they had 10 carry him on Tree pass,
they reported but little game, and
that very wild and uncome.at.sbIe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01

Wouldn't II be we'll to inquire
whether there 10 an unlawful agree.
mens between the ice trust aud the
coffin trust by which the latter give.
the former some part Of ts enormous
profits, resulting from the scarcity aud
high prices Of Ice?
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01

Republican blun works first rate In
political matters, sometimes, hut some.
how II doeS not seem 10 make the
dirt fly" At Panama
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01

The Republican brethren do not
seem to dwell together IN unity these
days They are talking of calling out
the troops to preserve order NJ the
Iowa Republican convention Let thu
squabblrs continue and honest Dem.
ocrAts will get their durs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01

The Maryland terrapIn trust has had
q bad JOLT in P~nnsylvNnis, where the
attorney. general has decided that
swapping turtle IL not tsrrapin Thus
10 public opinion, even that trust rid
den State, compelling Republicans to
discover that trusts exist
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01
Deafness Cannot be Cured

BJ local applications. as tAey canno,
tcSch the diseased portion 81 the ear.
There 10 only one way to cur~ deafness.
aud thai 70 by constitutional rrmed 10.
Deafness 10 caused by an innamed con.
dltIoh 1T the mucus lining ~ the Eus-
Achian Tube When THE tube 1. IN.
named you have = Tumbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when Il 10 .n.
UFrlV closed. deafness 70 the r-.ult.
and uulrss the inflammation can b.
taken out aud this Iuhe rvsiorrd 10 l,s
normal condition hearing sail b. de.
sIrcyed korrvsS aine casss GOA ~ ten
are caused by ea,arrh wh,eh 10 nolhins
but 90 iahsmed condition ~ tAs m ueu,
surfaces.
We Gill give ons Hundred Dollars
for any case % deafsess caused bx
satarFhl thG, canhot 10 survd by Halis
CAtAFth Our send Cor circulars. srrs
D J CRKNSHN \ Co rolede. q
sold By al dtageists, sse
TAKE Halle famils Pills for eoas,i.
patiea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01

For Member of Congress "a Congressional
District.
FRANK CLARE. of Columbia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-19
coMIsloNApos DEL coNDADo
DE QUAY REMOvIpQs

En- la materia de ciertos cargos ms
tltuidos contra los comisionados del
Condado de Quay por c%iudadanos de
Tucumcari, el Gobernador Hagerman
d una bora va tarde ell vlernes do
una opinion removiendo d los mismos
por mala conducta q incompetencIa.
Los comislonados que fueron removi.
dos 0 los s~iguientes: s. r. Hen
dren. T. A. Wayne y Pablo Medina.
Los cargos son que hablan faltado
en- publican I'm abstracto de los pro
cedimientos de cada junta regular q
especial dentro de 10 dias despues del
fin de cada junta segun requerldo por
la Seccion 694 de las Leyes Recopila'
das de Nuevo Mexico: que los dichos
comisionados han enseiado p~arciali'
dad en- 81 pago do reclamos contra
oil condado, en- ell page de salaries de
los oficiales del condado, y por otras
causas que ell G%obernador halo jus
tiflcadas, do Ia orden de remocior
y halo que los cargos estaban justifi
cados segun fueron institutes. To
dayia no ha hecho los nombramientos
dc los sucesores, pero Sc espera que
hara los mismos dentro de pocos dias
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-19

AcAMPAMENTo TERRITORIAL
HA SIDO AeANDoNADo
La cuardia Nacional de Nuevo Mexico
de Tomar Parte en- Ell Campo Vel
Ejercito Regular en- Austin.

La cuardia Nacional de Nuevo Mexico
de Tomar Parte en- Ell Campo Vel
Ejercito Regular en- Austin.
Una circular ha sido expedida por
81 Ayudante General Harrington a los
capitanes de las diferentes compahias
de la Guardia Nacional de Nuev0 Me-
xico, pidiendoles que hagan prepare
cion para ell acampamento annual que
durara una seman y que sera tenido
en- un punto que sera escogido aqui
.despues 6 Embellishments despues de
si conclusion de prepararse para par
tir para Austin, Texas, donde las tro-
pas regulares estaran en- campo y pa
sar dos semanas en- III acampamento
collective, Desde Ia expedition de la
circular, no %obstante, la propiedad de
dejar ell acampamento territorial ha
sido considerable y probablemente Sc
IA %ordenada. Sc cree que. 81 ambos
acampamentos son tenidos, La Guar
dia Nacional de Nuevo Mexico estara
fuera de sus %respectivos lugares por
tres semanas Y en- la mayOria de los
casos este detendra q muchos de aten-
der. Este siendo Ell case, Sc cree me
jor que Ia Guardla Nacional de Nuevo
Mexico participe en- 81 acampamento
regular del eiercito en- Austin, dejan-
do asi suficientes fondos para asegu-
rar un acampamento de las fuerzas
territoriales ell siguiente aho.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-19
|PuNTALEs DEL PUENTE LIE
vADos PoR e. Aqua
L~abradores en- ell Rio Grande Temen
serios ResuItados-EI Aqua muy
Alta. Id

La manera en- la cual el Rio Grande
esta creciendo esta causando mucha
apprehension entire la genie que vive
Ell ell vale d 10 largo de su curse. NO
lado oeste y cerca de aquellos que Sc
llev6 la creciente Ell ahO pasado. Los
ticias han sido recibidas de Los Lu-
mas al efecto que tres grandes punta-
les del puente de carros de Los Linas
d Peralta han sido lleyados por la ere
ciente. Los puntales estaban EN- ell
labradores que viven en- aquella vecin-
dad quedaron bajo mas i~nconvenien'
cha por haberse llevado tambien a ere
ciente la Inca ~telef6nica, aunque CO
municacion fue ~restablecida despues
de mucho trabajo.
I'll rio esta alto y c~reciendo, pero
esta dos pies mas BALTIC que 10 que
estaba 81 aho pasado Ell este mismo
tempo, y como diques han sido cons
truidos desde aquel tempo, Sc anltici-
pa muy POGO p~erjuicio EN- Los Lunas,
Peralta, o Tome, a no ser que ell rio ha-
60 ~perjuicios mas fuertes EN- este aho.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-19
Ell aeoALo DE- D
De los Estados unidos de America
Al Rey Alfonso xiii-oarece
Que no GO de Agradc

Ia caprichoso Americana ha pro
puesto, en- el New York Herald
que los Estados Unidos, como regalo
nupcial, lie restituyan a Alfonso XIII,
las lslas Flipinas, liberal.Iad que
asombraria al mundo entero, pues Sc
muestra ell desinteres de los america
mos.
Consultados varios miemfros del
Congreso Americana, acerca &c este
asunto han hecho observacicnes de-
masiado chist0sas.
M. Clark, que representa- el estado
de Missouri, opina que o~casionando
las Flipinas al Erario i'm desembolso
de Glen millones de pesos anuales, los
americanos deberian soltarlcs como
81 fueran manzanas de tier.a dema-
siado calidas.
Ell Senador Burkett dijo que este
seria jugarle una buena broma al
Rey Alfonso y NJ. Burgess, de Texas,
ha exclamado:
dad las Filipinas q cualesqudera
rey: ganariamos On ell negocio."
Pero 10 mas grave del case, es que
M. Longworth, yerno del presidente
Roosevelt, ha declarado que .os Esta-
dos Unidos no italian que hacer con
ell archipelago.
Cosa muy curiosa es que un Espa-
mol ha escrito al New York Herald"
manifestando que Espaia no quiere
las Filipinas, que agradece mucho que
Sc las hayan quitado y suplica que 81
gan dominandolas a menos que prefie-
ran regarselas al Jop6n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-05-19
HAGEN Ell TRABAJo MAS FAciL
La 0ente de Santa Fe Esta Aaradeei.
da con Saber Como sc Hace.

"a Q Saber COMO sc 7ace'
fs pas'ante dnro atender o los de'
oeres
Con una espaida doiiendo constante'
mente;
con desoSfenes nrinarios descono'
cidos.
Las Pildoras deDoan para los Rino'
nes haceh 81 traDalo mas iacil'
Curan ell dolor de espalda.
Curan todos los male de los Rino'
mes.
Tomas baca. minero de Ia Calie &c
Cerrilios, dice: mo eng Il mas mi
NINA nesitacion Ell recomendar las RI