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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-11-20

The best Silver Plated Ware at
l ow figures at Elmquist's Jewelry
Store, Benson Ave.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-11-20

DR.. C. E. Gerretson, dentist.
Office in new Ruble block, Willmar.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-11-20

Messri. J. B. Bosch and Henry
Roelofs, two prosperous farmers Of
Holland township, did business in
Willmar one day last week. The
Tribune acknowledges a pleasant
call from the two gentlemen.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-11-20
STORAGE WAREHOUSE

On Benson avenue.-Furniture,
Pianos, Trunks, etc. Crates rea-
sonable. F. L. SMITH. 374
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-11-20

where she intends to stay for some
time at least. 1t is at Oakdale that
her brother John has his home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-11-20

Don't go out on the ice too early
boys. The amount of fun you re
gittin' doesn't tally up to the risk
you re runnin'.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-11-20

that he lived on only 10 coppers a
day. Some people will say the fell
Ter was an inborne jackass, but | say
a jackass knows enough to eat.
Others would say he was a outright
fool, but [ say he was absolutely in
sane and was to have been pittied.
II
But that North Dakota man
wasn't the only one Of his species.
I've heerd Of a farmer as lives in
Meeker county that is owner Of sew
eral thousand acres Of land and
counts his dollars by the thousands,
but who is so stingy that he uses
separated milk instead of cream in
his coffee. Now, shouldn't he be
sent to the bughouse asylum?
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16
Lost CONTROL Of Car.

Cleveland, April 1S--Three passen-
gers and a mot0rman we're seriously
injured when the latter lost coatToi
Of his car, running down 4 steep ~
cline on Scranton avenue The brakes
refused 10 work and the car plunged
down the hill at a terrific speed. AZ
ter colliding with q wagon the car
which carried aabout twenty passsa'
gers. Jumped the track at g curve
and struck a bridge abuttment. Ihe
panic-stricken passengers became
wedged in the doorway and Eae
eventually released BY fremen. v.
j. seelch. the motcrmSn. was pinhea
under the wreckaSs IFS legs Hsis
broken and crushed. Three passes
gers sustained injuries, but al u >
Oelieved. viii recover.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16
Mad Doc BIses Crawford Ladv.

Lexington, Ca, April l6.-Afrs.
Massey, Of Crawford, lady promi-
nent in this part OF the state, being
daughter Of the late Marcus PhaTr,
Of Washington. Ca, and a sister OF
the wife Of Judge Hamilton Mcwhor-
ter, Of Athens. was bitten BY a rabid
dog Much alarm Is aroused and an
the dogs II Crawford have been XIII
cd. Dr. b chedel. or this place
lost a horse thought to be mad early
IN the week. The death OF the horse
confirms this opinion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16
STOOD upoN AussAND,s FACE.
Afterwards He Killed HIS Wife, the
Servant Girl TestIfies.

New York. April Is --'Dr. Samuel
8. Guy, former coroner Of Queens
county, was held to await the action
Of the grand fury. following a coro-
ner's inquest into the death Of his
wife, Mrs. Lillion Mott Guy. who
was shot and killed at her home in
Far Rockaway, on the night OF April
8. The jury found that Mrs. Guy
died from shot wound ct the hands
OF some person unknown TO the jury
Anne Hanson. the servant in the
house, told Of the quarrel between the
doctor and his wife. ana how Mrs.
Guy fell dead at the servants feet.
Counsel Mathot, IN his cross-exam-
nation, gave no inkling OF what the
eefense would be. but stated that Guy
did not do the shooting.
The gill san she heard Or. cuy
and his wife quarreling, and she heard
Mrs. Guy tell the doctor that she
would have him arrested Witness
Said Mrs Guy grabbed her husband
by the coat collar. and pulled him
into the ldtehen, where he fen onto
the floor Mrs. Guy stepped on her
husbands face and breast and re-
NAMED there until the doctor prom-
ised that he would be good. She
then got up. and the two went into
the dining room, Mrs. Guy going
last, and closing the door. Witnesses
said she was startled a few minutes
later by two shots in rapid success
sion, and then Mrs. Guy came run
Mug into the kitchen. and fell dead
at witness feet with cry Of "Oh!"
She testified that she went back to
the house an hour and half later
with an officer, and that they went
up to the doctors bedroom and found
a pistol in the bureau drawer. ON
the cross-examinstion, she said she
had never seen The pistol In the bu-
reau drawer before. The last time
she saw the pistol was two months
previous In grip belonging to the
doctor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16

81 Petersburg, April Is. premier
iolypin Friday presented q bin 70
afliament providing for the approprl-
Non Of sil, 500 , 900 as a supplement-
credit for famine relief and ask
for the earllest discussion OF the
aller on account Of the urgency OF
situation The central commit
for famine relief reports that the
spread Of scurvy aud other diseases
eeessiiates q large appropriation for
ed'eal assistance The 2emstyo
i Omar provincas, in which sourvy
most prevalent, has telegraphed 10
. committee that Il * without runds
medical supplies and Is unable to
pre credit.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16

Atlanta. April Is. -Idoeked u ~
bedroom st his home. Rev fraas ~
ley, Sc years OF age, az ems uas >
member OF the South Georgia AsLho'
dist conference. was found u a. "a
conscious condition, asPhyHi'iss y
Gas He died shortly Ffter esls
discovered. without Feghiaing g
sciousness, 90 4 could not - Gee
mined whether the gas was iaisslo-
ally tnrned on b. the sx-izirifif :
whether Sc escaps vas tus 70 50
accident.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16
RAILaoAD MusT MovE eRANITE
Commissioner Stevens Investigates
Conditions &c Llthonla.

NH"FataNNNN8WNkANWf 80 49,
Conditions at LlthonIa.
Atlanta. April Is. -"pII have the
situation at Ldthonia cleared up With
In ten days. or Tll know the reason
why !" said Railroad Commissioner
o. B Stevens. as he returned Fri
day from that point. where he went
TO Investigate the charges that mnay
carloads Of granite had been allowed
to accumulate without the Georgia
railroad making any apparent EFFORT
70 remove them or forward them to
their destination.
Commissioner Stevens went to IL
thonia as the result OF complaint
which was made against the Georgia
railroad by Hooper Alexander, mem-
Der Of the legislature from DeKalb
county.
Mr.. Alexander complained that 200
cars had been allowed TO accumulate
at Lthonia and at other quarry points
in DeKalb county. and that the rail-
road seems to be making no effort
10 relieve the situation. The result
was that the business Of the granite
quarries was practically paralyzed.
and It looked as II many men might
be thrown ont Of work.
my investigation showed" Com
missioner Stevens said, that there
are 1l5 loade dcars OF granite on the
side tracks at Lthonla alone. These
have been accommodating there all the
way from about March 20 up to date.
The railroad company moved 40 cars
day before yesterday. was informed
but there are still I15 cars at this
point waiting TO be moved. The
granite people down there told me all
they wanted was chance to DO bus
mess, and they could not do 1t unless
their stun was handled more prompt
" The Georgia railroad trainmas-
ter said the reason the granite had
not been moyed more promptly was
that they could not get Il out of ATT
lanta on account OF the congestion In
the yards here
Il informed them that the commits
sion would iDsist on a prompt hand
ling OF this traffic think likely It
VIII be done. but If not. we win know
the reason Why"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16
FOREST FIRES RAGE !
IN FLORIDA COUNT,
Thousands of Dollars wo,.I
Of Property
DESTROYED BY THE FLAME.

Firs ls stIII Burning and Untold D..
age Will Result If Rain Doe, VI
Soon FalI-Drisst Season Eve, 81
perisnesd in this section.
West Palm Beach, Fla. April Is
Forest fires swept down on LsvatOD,
two days ago.
Two days ago the railroad depot AVA
the Lman's Packing House were en-.
dangered. but finally saved.
Mr.. Hornests large residence ana
it's contents were completely desto,.
ed by the fire. The loss is ss..
mated at SO 900.
A dwelling owned by l.. w. Bu,s.
hardt was also a total loss; loss siOO
The flre is still burning, and Is nov
headed for West Palm Beach.
Another woods fire is at the head
of Lake Worth, II burned the Oh
and abandoned court house at June
the former county seat, and severn
dwellings; loss estimated al from ay,
to six thousand dollars. The fire 4
still burning in this vicinity.
The weather is still very dry, an,
forest fires in nearly every direction
are causing great damage.
II rain does not come soon, turths
forest fires are apprehended, as It d
the driest season ever known in thi
section OF Florida.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16

Mobile. Ala. April 15.-pr. ~.
R Crossrt supposed to have rcla-
siRes At No, t0is Maeasine street i,
Ntw orieana, Ia. committed suicide
tere BY cutting his throat With rA-
tor lie made an inelsion IN hla
Ihfoat an inch and half long. sew
BAG the jagular vein aud the eRno-
fela artery The man came here
eFeral days ago and was well sup
IA With money. and carried az ex-
aflte wardrobe He told several
pie apring the early part OF the
ek iAat he was golns 10 end his
The body Is being held await
distractions from relatives.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16

Columbia, S c.. April Is. Nv H..
ofe. dispenser In charge OF the
lpensary at the union station in CO
bibla. was arrested on the charge
embexzling county funds after he
nd been dismissed on charges OF In
xicgtion by the county dispeneary
ard The shortage Is said to be
>oul 81 300, which Is covered BY
Wolle's bond in the Title Guaranty
ia Security company for IS 600
Neiie was dispenser under the old
lhso dispensary system and was re-
hily recalled by the county boards.
hefges Of drunkenness were prefer
against him few days ago and
was dlmissed Il was not until
after, that the shortage was discov-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16

New York. April l5.--Mrs. Rhuna
Miller. the only real daughter Of the
revolution. was 100 years old FRI
day. and she made a day OF celo-
bration o. Il at her home IA Mount
Vernon. Mrs. KILLERS father, Col
onel Seth Webb. was a llautenaat on
the coast guard during The rsvolu-
ton. Mrs. KILLER played the dou-
bic honor OF hostess and guest OF
homer, Cor from various parts OF the
state came children. grandchildren.
gFeat-Eyaudehlldren. ana ono great
gFeat-sranehlla to do her honor. she
was not 600 feeble to receive the
hundreds o. callers who passed IN and
cat during the day.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16
RelIef for Eamlns sufIer,rs.

st. Petersburg, April 15.--Ambss-
sador Riddle has transmitted to Baroa
de Meyendorff, head of the Russian
Red Cross, IS 900, collected through
the American Red Cross for the relief
Of the famine sufferers In Russia. The
only other American contribution re-
ceiyed by the embassy Is $3.50 sent b.
Mr.. Blynskl. Of Davenport, Iowa,
Mr.. Elyinski, who was born In Rus.
sia, explains in q letter accompany
ing the contribution that he Is a pOo'
machinist and that the remittance
represents a great part Of his saving
but he could not enjoy the money
while unfortunates in the Fatherlaad
were starving. The money Was turn
ed over to the American church FUND
The free economic society, which Is
conducting extensive relief work has
received $40. 900 from New York.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16
Rnnad AnaInaa nsath

Chicago, April 1s.--A dispatch to
the Tribune from Iowa City, Iowa
San Antonio, Tex. to Iowa, Captain
Hansen q. Ely. Of the TINTED states
says that racing against death from
army, reached Iowa City Friday Just
thirty minutes after his wife died.
by train. carriages and automobiles
Captain Ely sped homeward. Re-
lays were arranged by telegraph. and
the oficsr covered a wide stretch OF
territory In automobiles. Mrs. ely
was kept alive By stimulants and IN
domitable win a day longer than the
attendant physicians had deemed pos.
slble, and constantly said. until she
lost consciousness: II must live un-
I'll my husband comes. The deceased
was victim OF pneumonia. contract
ed while at her grandmothers fu-
neral -Four children. the youngest
a baby Of s weeks, survive.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16

Rome. Aprll 5.---A treatise on nue.
amaties. written by King Victor
nanuel. has iust been Published. Il
onsifis Of an enumeration, repro.
tetion and description Of hls eollec-
an Of coins said 70 be the most
npleie in the world The king
en present copies 70 me princpa
ore'9p Museums me rork wm not
rnl a. sale.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16
1laok HAND Society Blamea for Flrss,

New Orleans. April Is.-As the
reNn OF an investigation OF the fro
wAich swept the Italian quarter OF
Ilutcher. La. destroying e build
inss. the authorities In 81. James
Daylsh have declared tha, the IRE vas
the work q a BLACK hand- society.
only q few weeks aeo a IRE n the
same section. believed 20 have been
q inceudlAry oriEln. destroyed -
buildings. The Gre on Friday or
isinAtcd in a building owned By sam
ceFa, vhich lad on,y recently bern
erected On place ~ q onlalnw ee-
stroye1 Ia he ayA H1o.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16
WIfe's Death Drove Him CRAY.

Gainesville, Ca. April 10 "A writ
OF lunacy has been sworn out Tor = I.
II Daniel before Ordinary Dyer, and
he viii probably be sent to the state
sanitarium az Milledgeville. He re-
Gently attempted to end his life by
taking a quantity OF laudanum at his
home at Fliwery Branch. In a
conversation with friends only q few
days ago he stated that his troubles
were almost unbearable since the sor-
row Of his wife's death had come up
on him. Mr.. Daniel is said 70 have
been extremely violent for the last
few days. He has long been highly
regarded by those who knew him
and much sorrow will be caused by his
recent misfortune.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16

Waynes ra Ca. April IS. me
Jury in tas svint case has been out
since 8 o'clock Friday afternoon WITH
out reaching a verdict. An eaort
was made to secure Jurors ia the
Pope case, and only seven were
drawn. The defense withdrew their
plea. and Judge Hammond then dis
charged the jury and granted an or
der passing the case until the Ocso-
her term o. court Court WIN Do
adjourned after ne verdict IN the
Svint ease
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16

Washington. d. O., April is The
lale department Saturday received a
apAtch from United States Consul
hilllp Brown, at Ia Union. Hon
uas. saying a peace conference
would be held at the Port OF Amapa-
between President zelaya. Of Mic
augua. and President Figuero, OF
yador, Immediately on the surren-
Of Amapala, which Is expected
omentarlly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16
Opposition 70 rressy ssrsnosh,n,d.

Opposition % Treaty Strsngthensd.
New York. April ia dlpatch 10
The Herald from Puerto Planta. saa
Domlngo. SAYS that ne opposition 10
The American treaty has been
strengthened by the letter or senator
Hepburn. Of Idaho. IN which hs said
he favored suoh corvsn1ion win
santa nominEo because d meaut enc
steP toward anneSauon. The news
q ne letter. the dispatch ays hss
eanhea muce sGi,hi.on. hrt i /, bs-
heret thai sAt o'rayy wG1 pass al
AoeEA u uo1aed farm.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16

DIsappoIntment to Thaw, who
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-16
DONILLA is GIVEN
AMNESTY BY CAPTORS
The Former President Is Offered
Passage Abroad.
ENTRAL AMERIcAN WAa ENDs
Tho surrender wac AbsoIatsIy with

The Surrender Was Absolutely With
sut Any Conditions, put President
BonlIls's Passage Abroad Was
Guaranteed.
PARIS. April Is. 1.-The Nioaraguan
esafion on Saturday received dis
catch from foreign Minister Gomez At
Eanaena, dated Friday, confirming
he surrender Of Amapala, Honduras,
end adding:
The surrender was absolutely With
pat any conditions, but we guaran-
ICED President Bonilla's passage
bread.
'The salvadoran government is
ssnding peace commissioners % the
city o. Amapala."
The Springfield herald., 1907-09-13
Trustees Sale,
JnuN 4. WILLIAMS,
Register.

whereas, Thoma4 l. Terry nnd Mary +. Ter
ry, his wife, did, by theli' Decd of Trust, dated
the 3rl day OF November, \. ID 1873, and re
corded in book 81 page IA of tho records OF Las
Animas county, Colorado, and In book J., page
so of the transcribed geaorda of Baea comfy.
Colorado, convey to George W. Toms the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in the
County OF BHca and Stale oi Colorado, to-wit:
The North West Quarter OF section Thirty five
C35) in Township Tweaty i2y South and
in Range Forty-Gvc go West Of the siNth ,Gthl
Principal Meridian Containing TO acres, more
or less to secure payment Of the sum of Three
Hundred and FIity Dollars. secured, to he paid
by his one certain note of eyen date wish said
Trust Deed, and payable to the order of VII
iam T Leonard in five years from November
LIST, s3 with interest thereon Mt the rate Of
Seven per cent per annum. from November
l-t, Iss5, paya3,e sc:hi-anunally unt.l the ma
tuIityo said note.
And whereas, II Is provided in AMI by said
Deed OF Trust, that in case of default in the
pas fment Of the principal noic, on any pant
thereof, when the same should hecume due.
then ON application of thc legal holder Of said
note the said Trus-ec shall advertise and sell
said premises
And Whereas. the principal note due and
payable oa the First day oil November, a d.,
ls9', i- now due and
Whereas, sand Icci Of Trust also provides,
''tAat in case OF th,,dcath. inability or ralu-i
toa,r OF the said party Of Jhc second pa ,Ycan
ing George " roms) at any time whon action
under the fore soilg powers and trust may he
re nired, ticn tile legal holder on ho.ier- OF
uidnota shalt have the option OF substituting
any other peis IN his stead py weitns duly
acknowledged, ana the ac;s and doings o. said
party 50 substiluteI shall be as encctua' au1
binding as IL done boy said party Of the second
part. And such p;aty 20 substituted shall
have power 10 pro-cc tc suit in equity to
forcclosc tins Dee OF Trust to make sake
haranbciure pl oyidcd."
And Whereas The said George W. Toms is
dcrce~eI and the upIcr- surd Eugene N.
Whitaker has been appointed and suD.ttItcl
a- trustee By the legal nold'r OF sail uosc ,
10y writing dUly acknowledged.
now, The eIorc at the request Of the legal
holder of said note, VIII, as Trustee, us arorc-
said on saturday, he twenty day Of Sep
tember, y. ID. l01, between the hours OF q
ocIook A. n. and o'clol, p. " Of that Jay, at
the main front doorof tho Cogrt House, in the
city of Springfield, County OF Bnca and state
ofH5loradp, sell TO thc hi the-t bidder, iog cash.
the above described promises. and all l. Ght
uud equity, Including homestead OF the -a.a
Thomu- l.. Terry aud Mary f. Terry, his wife.
Dated Aug u, 1917.
EuGGSG NJ WHITAKER, Trustee.
The Springfield herald., 1907-09-13
Stonington Items.

John Mobley is cutting feed for
r. D. Nance.
Clarence Sumwalt. brother
of Floyd Sumwalt, came in last
Sunday.
Born, Sept. 4th to Mr.. and Mrs.
R. o. Vowel, a daughter. Dick
is beginning to feel quite like q
family man.
A. C. Heckethorn accompanied
his sister. Miss Hattie, to her
home in Mcpherson, Kansas, last
week. He viii remain Indefinite
".
Mrs. Kriso has greatly I'M
proved the looks OF her dwelling
by having q large porch put on
the front; also several small
rooms at the back Of the house.
Cal Wooley did the work.
L. w. Boyd went to Lamar
few days ago. He took a party
Of men up to file on land. They
were caught in the hail storm
Sunday evening at Villas when
within one hundred yards of the
store, Mr.. Boyd was badly
bruised on the right arm and face
but the rest Of the party escaped
injury.
The young people Of the neigh
borhood decided to meet Sunday
night to organize 9 Young Peo-
Pies Society of Christian En-
deavor. Owing to the rain no
one could go but we suppose the
organization will be effected next
Sunday night. We shall be glad
to see this work started here. Il
viii give the young people, who
desire to do something for the
betterment of themselves and
the community something to do.
May it prosper.
The Springfield herald., 1907-09-13

James Tons was up Monday
getting lumber and shingles to
repair what the hail destroyed.
J. C. Shields took his cousin,
Albert Shields, of Enid, Okla,
to Springfield Monday to take
the north stage.
A large hail storm passed over
the northeast part Of the county
that did Il great deal of damage
to crops and windows.
The Springfield herald., 1907-09-13
Villas Items.
Sept. 18th, 1867.

Sept. 18th, 1867.
Mrs. Broslin and Alice went to
Lamar last week.
Z. P. Mcfarland was trading
in town Wednesday.
Ward Bros. brought in freight
from Lamar Monday.
Ben Caddick brought a beef to
C. T. Wheeler's Monday.
Fred Willis made a business
trip to Springfield Tuesday.
Several parties passed through
Wednesday going to the cedars.
Carl Jones and mother took a
of watermelons to Springfield
Tuesday.
Frank Upton, an old-timer,
and daughter were here Wednes-
day, visiting old friends,
The Springfield herald., 1907-09-13
Tor Sale

Non-Irrigated Seed Rye, S1.GO
per hundred. Leave orders with
A. A. Denney or Martin G Allen,
Springfield, or write to
WILLARD COLE,
CorIizo, Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1907-09-13
Legal Edverlising
NOTICE or APPLicArioN TO LEASE
STATE LANDa,
onice of the state Board Of Land

onlce Of the state Board Of Land
tommiasioncts.
Denver, Colorado July }lth. lnC,.
Notice IS hereby given that en- lis 4. Elder.
whose losto'iice address is Villas Colo, has
made application No <oi5 to lcasc The follow
County, Colorado to-wit:
All Of Section 10, Township 81 south, Range
IS West.
No other application To lease the abnve
dc-cr.hed land will be considered after -Au-
gust 10Th, 1891.
jouS +. NivIAN,
Rcg!stcr state Board Land Commissioners.