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Willmar tribune., 1909-03-24

master. This would throw the Sc
lection of sheriff into the hands of
the county commissioners, who
were to select one of their number
for the position, thus making room
for new county commissioner,
also to be appointed by the ring.
MIR. Palmer was consequently elect
ed sheriff in order that he might
become postmaster, in order that
one of the commissioners might be
come sheriff. in order that a GER
tain other man might become COM
missioner. And then, to prop the
bunghole in the barrel. they all
went to work to elect Miller to Con-
gress, that the same Miller might
cause the postoffice vacancy neces-
sary for Palmer and the rest. So
far the barrel proved o. X. The
prop in the bunghole propped, and
the slaves STAYED. But-the COM
missioner who was slated for sheriff
cannot get there because two of the
commissioners pledged to the deal
failed of reelection, thus, speaking
cooperically, causing the hoops to
become unhooped, which again let
out the pork, brine and all. And
on top of that it now looks as if
John Casey, who was defeated by
the ring, will be appointed by the
commissioners. All of which ought
to teach the ring that they may be
able to get hold of the pork, but
they should have the barrel made
by reputable cooper.
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-24
Teachers MeetlnQ.

A Teachers meeting will be held
at the High school auditorium next
Saturday afternoon at one o'clock.
An interesting musical and literary
program has been prepared, and it
is expected that a large audience
will be present to enjoy it. The
following is the program in de-
tail:
Selection, Orchestra. Dist. IS.
The Ideal Teacher, Victor Knut-
son, Dist. SO.
Mucis in the Grades. David
Holmberg, Dist. SIS.
Primary Reading, Laura Peter
son, Dist. "a.
.Cornet Solo, David Holmberg.
Arithmetic in the Grades, Mary
Calvin, Dist. 33.
Solo Helen Sather.
How to Win the Respect of Your
Pupils, Julia O'Brien, Raymond.
Teaching History by Outline,
Prof. Levi sherwood, Raymond.
General Discussion and Questions.
Selection, Orchestra, Dist. IS.
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-24

was allowed time to amend her
complaint, and the case was con-
.. tinued till next term of court.
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-24
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PETERSON s. co

cured a similar amount, and it is
thought there is an organized gang
busy to clean up that section of the
St. Louis road.
Echo let the saloons in by one
vote this year, and they ought to be
able to do a big business, for Echo
also sat down on the bonds which
were to enable the village to get
new water tank. The fire depart
ment will now attach all it's hose te
the kegs and barrels stored away II
the saloons, and the next fire thai
comes along will get such jag or
that he will go out in about three
seconds. But we tremble for the
fate of Echo should he develop
fcndness for fre-water!
Buffalo is all torn up over the &C.
tion of the school board in dismiss
ing one of the teachers because she
persisted in keeping company with
one of the young men of the high
school. Hereafter no teacher will
be engaged in Buffoal unless she is
already engaged, or signs sworn
statement that she is past the age
of susceptibiliousness.
Appleton wants a tow mill, 9
cold storage paint, and a novelty
factory to make small tools. but.
tons, canvas gloves and mittens.
For further particulars apply to the
Appleton Press.
The Sleepy Eye Milling company.
which operates flour mill of $500
barrels daily capacity at Sleepy
Eye, will move its offi:es and sell
ing force to Minneapolis next
month. 1t is believed that event
ually the entire plant will be moved
to Minneapolis. The change will
mean an irreparable loss of many
thousand dollars a year to Sleepy
Eye. Free mail delivery will un.
doubtedly be discontinued, as the
receipts Of the post office will be
materially lessened.
A modern $4,000 hotel is the
latest prospect for Glenwood. This
will give Glenwood four hotels and
make it the most important hote]
center on the 500 line.
The city of Morris paid Mrs.
Mary G. Smith $3.50 in settlement
of her claims for injuries received
in falling on a defective sidewalk,
Her discriminating, Mrs. Thos.
Diffely. failed to prove that the
city had caused her downfall. Sht
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-24

the last election, would tend to
prove that they are fair samples of
the kind Of citizens that Brandon
contains. Having apparently no
sense of honor to appeal to, no COM
ment on their acts of violence and
law breaking is necessary.
The voters in town of Holland
are constant in their affection, as
far as Peter Huisenga and M. K.
Breems are concerned. Last year
one half of them voted for the for
mer for town clerk and the other half
went for the latter. The tie was
decided by lot and Huisinga won.
This year the same candidates tried
for the Office, and the result was
again a tie, each receiving 81 votes.
Fate was again appealed to, and she
proved her proverbial fickelness by
bestowing the honor upon Breem.
The real test will come next year
when they will undoubtedly be
called upon to "play the RUBBER.
A Mille-Lacs county farmer has
been showing his neighbors what a
man can do with a 40 acre tract of
land and nine cows. He does
things in a business way and
knows just what he is about all the
time. His nine COWS brot him dur
ing the year a total Of 47,075
pounds of milk, yielding him
1884, pounds of butter fat, from
which he received creamery checks
to the amount Of $622.24. Milk fed
pigs and calves brot him STA and
$115 he credits to skim milk, max
ing the receipts from nine cows
total $714.l4. Deducting $119 for
feed and hay leaves him $622.24.
Down in Anoka county a Tam
many ring fixed up one of the slick
est barrels we ever heard of. The
plan was to elect John Palmer
sheriff, with a view to switching
him over later to the office of post
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-24


complaint, and the case was con-
tinued till next term of court.
The Western Minnesota Fremen' S
Tournament will be held at Morris
on July 2, and on the following day
there will be monster Fourth of
July celebration given in their
honor-the real 4th coming on Sum-
day. In fact, the entire city will
be given over to the firemen-but
not in their official capacity.
Glencoe has become full fedged
city by the adoption of new char
ter. The vote was ia to 60.
w. F. C. Gadeau dropped about
$4,000 of his "dough'' in the slot
machines in the Cloquet saloons,
and he has now sued the saloonkeep-
ers- eleven in all-in an attempt to
get his money back. The supreme
court has passed favorably on the
law providing that anyone losing
money by gambling may recover
the amount of the loss, and Mr..
Gadeau believes he stands good
show of getting a chance to drop
his wad in some other kind of a
"shell game"
St. Peter had an old fashioned
"Old Maids Convention" on st.
Patrick's day, and the Free Press
of that city is now working three
shifts a day in it's wedding station
cry department in order to be able
to turn out the rush orders before
the contracting parties change their
minds.
Carl A. Wold, editor of the Alex
andria Park Region Echo, was as
saulted for the third time last week
while making a business visit to
Brandon, a village near by. The
first two got off with a light fine,
but j. c. Lester, who conducted
assault number three, had to pay
$50 and costs. It is believed that
there is an agreement between GER
tain rowdies in Brandon to assault
Mr.. Void every time he comes
along, as a punishment" for his
''pernicious activity against 1.-THE
best interests of Brandon j. e. the
saloons.
Civically and morally Brandon
seems to be Philadelphia or Chi
cago in miniature. It has coun-
Gil in which sit two men convicted
for assault and battery, and a just
ice of the peace convicted Of blind
pigging. The fact that the voters
made no attempt to oust them at
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-24
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY.

LUCAS COUNTY.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of +. J. Cheney &
Co., doing business in the City OF Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case ofCatarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Ca
tarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day of December, A. d. 1886.
(SEAL.) A. w. GLEASON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces ofthe system. Send tor testimonials
free.
FL. CHENEY CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-24

size from finger hoods to cheese
boxes; their hoes from butter trays
to river barges; their waists meas
ure, from a gaspipe to soap ket-
tie. Their nationalities extend
from Hammerfest to Dardanelles,
and their dispositions from Sunday
school to hades. It is truly a re-
preventative council, and the men,
bers, with six exceptions, are all
handsome men.-Appleton Press.
The Wood Lake post office was
robbed Of $50 in cash and some
stamps last Wednesday night. Not
long ago yeggmen broke into the
post Office at Echo, the first town
southeast of Wood Lake, and Sc
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-24

organization and setting them aside
when the exigencies of politics de-
mand it.
MacVeagh, secretary of the
treasury, is a democrat, but he
hasn't been working at the trade
recently, as the democratic ticket
has not borne the Plucotratic Union
label-"O. K. J. P. M. In his
youth he tried to be a Pennsylvania
lawyer, but it made him sick, and
he went to Chicago and became a
merchant prince and banker. He
will be conservative in everything
except issuing bonds to help the
Wall street philanthropists, when
he may be expected to raise the
limit.
Dickinson, secretary of war, is
another intermittent democrat of
the MacVeagh- Morgan breed. He
| is corporation attorney and for
two years assisted in enforcing the
anti-labor laws during CleveIand's
administration.
Nagel. secretary of commerce,
ought to know all about barter and
sale-having been a St. Louis alder
man for several years. In some
way he escaped Folks drag-net.
Perhaps he is anxious to live down
the memory of having been on that
council, and sought the present po-
sition in order to make a new re-
cord. l am inclined to believe he
made a mistake, if that was his
motive. Now everybody knows
that he held that position once,
while up to the time he was ap-
pointed to his present position only
a few hundred men knew anything
at all about him, and those few had
probably forgotten that he had once
been an alderman.
George Won L. Meyer, secretary
of the navy, is not a German noble
man, as might be inferred from the
name, but a genuine Boston aristo-
crat, who holds Office for the dis
tinction it gives. He is also an ex-
alderman, but there have been no
aldermanic Investigations in Bos-
ton, so the usual odium does not at
tach to the position there. He is
we'll qualified to take charge of the
navy, having in his youth watched,
from the bay window of the family
mansion, the maneuvering of
freight schooners in the Boston har-
Dor.
Ballinger, secretary of the in
terior," is from the exterior of the
country. hailing from Seattle. He
is we'll known in his ward, and has
some acquaintance with leading
men in his county. @.-> =
Wickersham, attorney general is
a great lawyer in New York. He
has jealously guarded the secret of
This vast knowledge Of the law. but
it finally leaked out thru the indis-
cretion of Hank Taft, a brother Of
the president, who is employed in
the same office with Wickersham,
and Bill got hold of the rumor.
1t is safe bet that if the cabinet
members want to travel incognito
over the country to study conditions
they won't have to wear masks
unless they should desire to call
on some big trust magnate.
Perhaps Taft deliberately picked
some 8-candle incandescents on pur.
pose not to dim his arc light; if so,
he succeeded admirably. If that
isn't it, we must fall back on the
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-24
WEDNESDAY, MARCH "a, 1909.
GAIN IN NO.LICENSE TOWNS.

The daily press has tried to make
out that the spring election of
Minnesota rather favored the lic-
ense side of the question of saloons,
or at the best that the result was a
"stand-off''. Bv means of care.
full perusal of the exchanges that
come to the Tribune office, we have
complied the following table, show.
ing the towns that voted on the
question tbs spring:
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-24

$l.00 per yard wt ::;, 'hS% %s,t tn; v.;;:s ,;;s
and dependable line that it has ever been our
pleasure to handle. II in any way interested
in dress goods it will greatly pay you to look
these overa No matter in what color or at
what price. When you want dress goods we
feel that we will be able to please you.
Willmar tribune., 1909-03-24

It will be seen from the above list
that temperance sentiment is grow
ing in spite of the great efforts of
the liquor interests and the laws
favorable to the traffic that disgrace
the statute books of the State.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-04
C, BREWER & co., LTD,
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Honolulu, T. H.
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EDITOR STAR: AS a reply to the
various false statements against my
husband Or. John Atcherley" which
has repeatedly been printed in the late
issues of the Advertiser, wish to offer
your readers the real facts of the case.
1t has charged DR.. Atcherley as be-
ing:
First A morphine, cocaine and an
opium fiend-and by taking or using
the above drugs,-he went like a mad
man after midnight to shoot at DR..
Wayson's house-caring neither whom
and whence the bunets would strike.
advertiser January 18th, 1909.
Second 1t has proposed that DR.. AT
cherley was a dangerous man to the
community and therefore should be
committed to the Insane asylum as GER
titled by DR.. Sinclair and DR.. Emerson
| That the certificate by the above ply
slcians was an act of friendship and
brotherly feeling for their fellow physi-
clan. advertiser January 18th 1909.
Third. That DR.. Atcherley was not
insane-for shame-he ought to serve
so many years in prison and not be
showed in the insane asylum. (Adver-
tiser January 2S, 19O9D
First Charge. Evidence in the hear
ing of Atcherley case before the district
magistrate shows that there is not a
word of truth in the doctor being a
drug habituate" as charged by (Dr.
Wayson, the instigator) DR.. Emerson
and DR.. Sinclair accompanied by col
lege brother, DR.. Collins who is a
member of the medical firm of DIR.
Sinclair & Collins" Honolulu. EVIL
dence will show that my husband does
not use morphine and has not used
it since 1901. Evidence will show
that my husband is suffering and has
been suffering with Middle Ear dis
ease ever since a child-and for this
ailment, was obliged to accept the cal
of his brother-in-law DR.. Miner in 1892
to come out here and look after his
practice while the latter had to go t
England.
Evidence will show that my husband
since arriving here in the islands 1892
has had to treat himself for this dis
ease by using morphine to deaden thu
pain-produce sleep and reduce the in
famation.
Evidence will show that DR.. Waysol
tried to treat my husband in 1897 TO
this ear-trouble. He CDR, Wayson
substituted the drug of duboisine il
place of morphine and almost sent DI
Atcherley either to the same refrac
tory ward of the insane asylum wher
he spent a night last Wednesday Jan
uary 81, 1909, or to the next world. Ha
DR.. Atcherley been layman an
ignorant of what was best for himsel
DR.. Peterson might have had the pleas
= use of having him as one of his pa
tients for the past 10 years, instead c
a father of five children. Evidence wi
II show that DR.. Atcherley paid tw
sums of money to DR.. Wayson for HI
attendance on the former-$100 for tn
supposed treatment of the ear and $4l
for the supposed treatment of an al
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The ATCHERLEY SIDE.

scess. Evidence will show that DR..
Emerson-the police surgeon-gave a
prejudiced testimony-to justify him in
holding the above post instead of DR..
Atcherley who was recommended by
the various Democratic precincts and
the county committee of that party.
Evidence will show although DR..
Emerson had been attending on DR..
Atcherley for fully two days, while in
his cell in the police station and that
the treatment was IL grain of cocaine
followed by or grains of opium if
necessary for this same pains of mid
die ear disease, nevertheless, he, Emer-
son, on the stand while on his oath
made downright falsehood statement
by saying that he gave Dr. Atcherley
at the latter's appealing cry 80 grains
of cocaine followed by 10 grains OF
opium three times day, making it,
8 grains of cocaine and 80 grains OF
opium a day.
When examined by DR.. Atcher-
ley Emerson retracted his false state
ments and even then he succeeded in
getting the judge and the newspaper
reporters to believe that Dr. Atcherley
was taking the drugs for pleasure and
not as treatment for neuritis that IL
grain of cocaine followed by 5 or =
grains of opium when necessary every
four or six hours" was a very large
dose of the drugs and this was fiend's
dose-therefore it was this habit that
caused DIR. Atcherley to be insane
kind of insanity (Paronoia). When
asked by DIR. Atcherley what the me-
dical dose of cocaine and opium was
in the U. S.Pnarmacopia. He guiltily
showed his ignorance by saying Il do
not know" / should think any first
years student would have known.
Evidence will show that Sheriff Jar
rett with the aiG and advice of Dr..
Emerson failed to railroad DR.. Atcher-
ley into the insane asylum on January
10th. These gentlemen had called DR.
Collins and another medical man in &C
examine the doctor and was to pass
on certificate of insanity at once
without the magistrate or any kind o.
judge being present when attorney %
NJ. Watson at my call came to ou
rescue and put a stop to their monke!
business. Evidence will show that Dr.
Sinclair on his oath admits that tn
above are medicinal doses Of COCAINE
and opium and is a treatment for neu
ritis. (Dr Sinclair is a member o
Brinckerhoff 3 staff and therefore mus
do what he can for his place.. d.
, Sinclair states that DR.. Atcherley wa
insane-a Paranoia kind, because h
talked big of his "causation of leprosy.
When challenged by latter, to stat
what was wrong or to criticize the pa
= per if he could-he could not. Whe
> asked by latter's attorney j. A. Ma
[ COON, if he could quote any cases
| Paranoia that he has ever treated {
} read which was similar to the cas-
5 of DR.. Atcherley Sinclair said he ha
Q plenty. He had a book brought frol
U his carriage, he searched almost ha
= an hour, then read out case who WI
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Nm me just short distance west
of us is the "Idaho-Mary-
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wonderfully rich ore of late. They
have been taking out fortunes all the
way down, for that matter, but in their
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this mine, of whose milling plant the
accompanying photograph is a view,
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in gold bullion. The 'Idaho-Mary-
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formation as our property and is one
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the youngest, with all the glory of
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such investment. And gold mining,
conducted on modern scientific princi-
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is so often imagined to be by many
people. It's a safer business than
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