Willmar tribune. [volume], October 06, 1896, Image 1

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THE ONLY HOUSE IN
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FORMER PRICE.
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THE CITY,
CARRYING A GOOD
LINE OF
ft 5 LADIES KI
OUR FALL LINE
HAS NOW ARRIVED
WITH ALL THE
LATEST AND
STYLISH SHADES.
WE FIT EVERY PAIR
WE SELL-
Greatest Reduction Sale of
Th Season
W I O N I N E O N E W E E IVIOFtE.
Our Stock of fe-adies,' ^Hisses' apd Iwlep's Shoe
To be closed out at cost to make room for other lines of goods.
25c Gilt Edge Shoe Dressing, per bottle only 15c
$ 1 5 0 Men's AH Wool Sweaters....- $1 00
$1 25 Men's All Wool Sweaters .85
.65 Men's Cotton Sweaters .45
Colors, black, blue tan and maroon.
Geptlepiep's flats at Gost.
ft UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
gjL §1 75 Gent's All Wool Garments $1 25
$1 50 Gent's All Wool Garments $1 00 if
$1 50 Gent's All Wool Garments, Meece lined $1 00
.75 Gent's Cotton Garments, fleece-lined .50
.. .75 Gent's Natural Wool Garments, worth $1.00. 35 and .50
OVERSHIRTS.
12 50 Gent's AU Wool Union League Shirt $2 O
$L 50
$120
$115
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is* $5 00 Gent's Mackintoshes $3 00
I I 18 00 Gent's Mackintoshes $$ 50
•*&?& A full fine of Puck Coats very cheap—Best §0c overalls in the market.
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REDUCTION SALE.
Willmacr, Minnesota,!October 6, 1896.
garment guaranteed
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Specia Cloa Sale
Octobe 8th. 1896.
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On Thursday, October 8th, the LARGEST CLOAK HOUSE in Chicago will have their re
presentative here with a full Hue of Ladies, Misses & Childretis' ty
FALL AND WINTER WRAPS
on exhibition at our store for ONE DAY ONLY, We invite the Ladies of this City and W
vicinity to call and examine them. They are given the privilege of selecting from the ih
largest and most complete stock in the city of Chicago. As a rule Ladies dislike to buy JK
the same garment as their neighbors wear, and this gives them an opportunity of as- Jf
tofit-
A. LARSON & CO., WILLMAR, MINN. $
ON THE RUN.
Goldbugs Believe Discretion
the Better Part of Valor.
The people's party men of the coun
ty have been subjected to lots of abuse
from the gold papers and others be
cause they were determined not to turn
their county convention into the taU
end of a republican rally last Wed
nesday evening. By coincidence or
purposely, Congressman McCleary
was billed for Willmar for the eve
ning of the same day the people's
party county convention was in ses
sion. The populist committee had se
cured Prof. T. J. Caton, of Minneapo
lis to address their convention, and
set to work to try and arrange for a
joint discussion between the two speak
ers of the two parties. Both speakers
were talented men end well conversant
with the subjects issue, and it was
supposed that me&ibers of all parties,
desirous of learning the truth, would
be pleased to be given an opportun
ity to hear both sides presented. But
the republicans of Willmar eould not
see it in that light. They had ar
ranged for a "strictly republican"
rally and would under no considera
tion entertain the idea of being foreed
to listen to the other side part of the
time. On the Saturday previous the
Bryan & Lind Club sent the challenge
to the Republican Club- A reply was
received Moadaj cteeHmng to accept,
jpn the grounds that time was too short
consult with Mc€Jleary. The Bryan
& Land Club then frired MeCteary in
order that this loop-hole for escape
be closed. The message sent read as
follows: "Will jou debate Caton
here Wednesday? ,Wire your wishes
at oar expense
(Signed 7ohn T. Otos,
See'jr Bryan & Lind Club."
Mr. McCIeary'p congressional dig
nity prompted him ito doubt to regard
this message with contempt, for BO re
ply was received, although on his ar
rival to Willmar Mr. McCleary
acknowledged the receipt of the mes
sage Monday evening. When the con
vention was called^o order Wednes
day, a resolution published elsewhere
was passed, asking that & debate be
arranged and a committee was ap-
pointed to present the same to the re-
s*n»j
State Historical Society
Icertaining what has been selected, thus avoiding buying the &
same garment someone else has ordered. Here is an oppor
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tunity seldom offered to the ladies of the smaller towns. Every
tunn seiao onere a xo xn mates 0
1 tu smaller towns Ever }r
REMEMBER THE DATE, Thursday, Oct., 8th. $
Republiean meeting, under the aus
pices of the Republican party, and the
speaker will be Hon. J. T. McCleary
C. A. BIRCH.'
Having thus been unsuccessful in
arranging for a joint discussion,
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was decided that a meeting be held at
the Court House before adjourning the
convention in the evening. Posters
were printed reading as follows:
TO-NIGHT.
Come and hear the '"joint de
bate" between
Prof. J. Caton, of Mpls,
and Hon. T. McCleary in print
Before the People's Party con
tention now in session at the.
courthouse, the speech to begin
.soon after eight o'clock.
We have plead, begged, resolved:
,with and urged the Republican"
:speaker and the parties having'
!charge of his meeting to allow our.
Silver Knight to meet him in per
Ison. But for reasons best known
ito themselves only, they refuse a
joint discussion, and we shall go
"it alone.
Republican voters, if you are:
righ£ why are your speakers:
afraid of joint discussion?
Prof. Caton will this evening re-'
.ply to McCleary'a Minneapolis'
.speech of last Saturday Eve.
P. P. Committee.
The crowd that assembled at the
court house was immense, considering
that nob and nor parade assisted in
gathering the people. The court
house hall was packed with voters,
and Prof. Caton made a splendid
speech, and subjected McClearyTs ar
guments to a thorough analysis. Be
tween four and five hundred voters
were present and listened attentively.
It is doubtful whether the big aggrega
tion which assembled at the Opera
House under the glamor and show
purchased by Republican campaign
money if culled down would hare
shown many more voters than those
who tread the way through the dark
streets to the court house. The silver
men feel very much pleased with the
results of the day.
What they call tramp in United
States and in Ontario, they call beg
gars or quetennx in the province of
Quebec—but if you wish to witness a
real gentleman tramp of refinement
and education who will continually
cause yon to laugh or grin, you
-should witness Jule Walters' creation
publican committee*. Hi committee of fee vagabond which is~said to be tlk. 30—$800.
finally received tb* following «jrii far above the Dusty Rhodes type of QetS-Jos O. Estrem to Christine
**swer: WmSlMf itinerants. Mr. Walters will be sees Carlson lot» of tote 1 and 2 bjk. 5
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Tracked in this characterization at
the Willmar Opera House Thursday
evening Oct. 8
Sheriff Odell's '-hotel" is full of
boarders, living'at the expense of the
countv
The fall term of the Willmar Semi
nary- opened to-day with a good at
tendance
The Ladies Parish Aid Society will
meet on Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Gilger. All are cordially invited.
Confirmation exercises were held at
the Conference church last Sunday.
There were thirty-five candidates.
Remember Mossberg's Cough Re
medy eosts you nothing if it does not
stop that caugh. Every bottle
guaranteed.
BOARDERS WANTED—Have just
opened the restaurant formerly oc
cupied by the Bredberg Sisters, and
desire a few boarders. Call for
terms.
MHS. LYNCH.
County Commaiissioners Skoglund,
Norin and Flygare will view a pro
posed branch to the Lake Lillian
ditch north of Big Kandiyohi Lake
to-morrow.
Jacobson & Miller have money to
loan at lowest possible rates of inter
est. No commissions or bonuses
charged and papers made payable ''on
or before" if desired.
A robbery took place in the railroad
yard north of Feirings place Saturday
at noon. Two strangers were assault
ed by two men and one was badly hurt
by a blow from a coupling pin. The
robbers secured*about $60. The rob
bers were arrested later and gave their
names as Hines and Brown. The hear
ing takes place to-morrow before
Justice Otterness. Hines has before
been sent up to Stillwater from this
county for a term of two years.
Real Estate Transfers.
Colfax—Oct 3—J. A. Christoferson
to BenJ. Graham 160 a. See. 6—2,506.
Tillage of Willmar—Oct. 2—Chris
tine Carlson to F. F. Nelson and A.
H. Soderling, S. 25 ft. of lota 1 and 2,
MINNESOTA
HISTORICAL
SOCIETY.
Fancy Scotch, German
and English Suitings &
Overcoatings,
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FALL GOODS
I ha\e just received a large as
sortment of fall goods consist
ing of—
Which I will place way down to
bottom figures, just to introduce
them and to give everyone a
chance to wear a nice, durable,
tailor-made suit and to be pre
pared for thecold winter. Come
in and select your goods and
have it made when you like.
J. J. Ekander,
THE TAILOR,
Opposite Mercfeaat's Hotel.
"Side Tracked,"
Lovers of intelligent humor who
witness the farcial drama "Side
Tracked" on its presentation at the
Willmar Opera House Thursday eve
ning Oct. 8, will no doubt enjoy the
amusing scenes and incidents that be
fall a tramp, a character which Jule
Walters the star is said to act with
rare comic power, while no expense
has been spared to make each scene of
the play a series of stage pictures.
Aside from the comedy work furnished
by Mr. Walters the other comedy
characters harmoniously assist in de
veloping humorous incidents in the
thread of "the story. The scenic ef
fects promise to be both numerous and
impressive and "Side Tracked" will
no doubt receive a hearty welcome on
its presentation here.
DR. NIVENe
Will be in At
iwater, Oct. IS &i
16, at the Hotel
Merchant. In!
New London,
Oct 20. InPay
nesvUle, Oct
Belgrade, Oct 22, and Brootem Oet
23. First class Dentistry at lowest
paioes. Our method of painless tooth
pulling is the only good one. It don
I hurt a bit Remember the dates.
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