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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-11
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Weakness, General Debility, mpotenex, etc, and restores
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those who have destroyed by sexual pra
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TIE WORT cls1s gives vitality snd imperts ens1y
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can this medicine with Of spedP and
PERMANENT The patient gains strength aud eias-
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Taxed seminal vesicles and irated Ducts parng power
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p M CINCINNATI, 1O:OO m: LOUISVILLE, II 200
m: NASHVILLE 20 a N; Columbus, IL so a N !;
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p m; BALTIMORE, 7;45 m; WASHINGTON, $40
m; PHILADELPHIA TAO q m NEW YORK, 10 =
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Albany, $50 m; Boston, $40 m.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-11
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-11

STURGEON & OLSEN.
Attorneys for petitioner.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01
Clubs and AGENTS.

Besides furnishing any one of the above
named valuable premiums to each new yearly
subscriber we will present the Garfield portrait
or ether one OF the books to any old sul,scrl-
Der or other person who will send us the names
of three new subscriber. for one year accom-
panied with the cash (s3.45). Any one who
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by any other paper in Americs. Send in the
clubs.
Remittances should he made by Post office
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01

promptly Done
Z BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Y AHssGsE.
MERCHANTs.
#. q. Kaye, A. D. VersouceNr.
HARDWARE.
; jshn Augustine.
LAND AGENTS.
Ecleom il Kaysi.
ATTORNEY.
s'eorse W. Holcomh.
AGRICULTURAL MACHlNERY.
4 T. D. keve.
HOTEL.
H Carl Msntxel.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
0. Barker.
PHYSICIAN AND DRUGS.
DR.. j. LaTond
Il SALOONS.
4 R. KiVel, 8. CoNner.
sSsI'XcE'Es Eis.
MERCHANT.
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HoTE!,
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01

Con, Whalen leaves to-day for
Grand Forks, aud his place rs sec
tion foreman is to be filed il fu-
ture by Thomas White. We hope
Con will do well in his new home.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01

Prohibition in Kansas is dead
Observation-Disclosures the court
decides, and therefore n. 6.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01
Attention shoppers.

Johnson, Allen & Co. are daily in
receipt of fancy, staple and domes-
tic goods, which they are offering,
way down for CASH, realizing the
fact that goods bought for cash
can besold atclose margins; ;e1anine
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01

McCrea Brothers received the
first strawberries last week, and
they went off like hot cakes.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01
pYeniums.

TO each new yearly subrcribcf the publ shcrs
will send, postaee paie. and free Of all cost
any one Of the following named premiums: s
j. A superb, correct and life-like ccsyon-
1ithograpl portrait of President Garfield, 20
inches by 26 in size, and handsome ornament
to the it>me.
2. Either Of the following famous and stand
ard books, printed on good paper, with clear
handsome type and paper binding:
History of Nineteenth Century. F. Mckenzie.
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
Last Days Of Pompei by Bulwer I.y:to,
John HALIFAX, Gentleman by Miss hIuiock
Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens
Wordsworth's Selected Poems b, Arnold.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01
Railroad Time Table
St, Paul, Minneapolis & Mani
toba Railway.

WARREN.
" A: Atwater, Station Agent.
Leave South. Leave North.
Passenger, $50 p. IN. Passenger, 1.25 p. m.
freight, 1s.45 p. N. Freight, HOO =. M.
ARGYLE.
Leave South, Leave North.
Passenger, 3s7 p m. Passenger, 200 p. NJ.
freight, 12.oa m. Freight, 1900 N.
STEPHEN.
Henry Lane, Station Agent.
Leave South. Leave North.
Passenger, 2.ao .. IA. Passenger, $50 p, IN.
Freight, ll.2o a. m. Freight, Loo .. M.
PUBLIC OFFICIALS.
MEMBER OF CONGRESS,
W. D. Wasbburn, Minneapolis
DISTRICT COURT
District Judge, o. P. stearns, Duluth.
STATE SENATOR.
Andrew McCrea, Perham.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
s. g. Comstock, Moorhead
Barnerd Sam pson, Crooks ton.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Probate Judge, John w. Slee
Register OF Deeds, Thos. Craig
Auditor, O. TAYLOR
Treasurer, J. B. Titus
Sheriff, W. T. Laclzey.
Attorney, A. f. Flint
School Superintendent, j. M. Brown
Coroner Wm. Carrese.
Surveyor, J..P. Nelson.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
!st District-A. P Mcintyre, Warren.
ID DistrctF, d. keye, Argyle.
vi Dlstrict--A. Diamond, Stephen
Religious Notice.
Religious services IN the school house every
Of of .2n r,
/. Society. .. ... ,.'. T.
Temperance Society organization meet every
sriiay evening at the school house.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01
TsXE RETIA QUESTION.

erect a Touring mill, and will aid
financially, and to q large extent,
the project Of building aud locating
a acur and ggrist mill at this point.
The field sStlch an enterprise -
broad and vacant for 80 miles to
the south and6O miles to the north;
the country is we'll settled already
and every day new comers are flock
ing in. Unlike any other venture.
a mill from the day it commenced
business would be On a paying ba-
sis, and four OF SIX run mill
would have all 1t could attend to.
"A miller with capital at his i1nine-
diate command can obtain mere
wheat than he can handle, without
effort, for the farmers are crying
out. for the establishment Of ali en-
terprise of this sort. III response
to the private letters Of miilers al
lided to, tile. Fs5;BEAF says publicly,
come, and see for yourselves. The
field Is open and waiting, the site
and adjacent land sufficient for all
purposes are 70 be had without
money and without price, and in
addition 9 good financial lift will
be given to t]erigght man. A wat
er power is available at certain sea-
sons Of the year and all things are
favorable.
John q, Hsuff, ofSky berg, Minn.
waa in town this week looking for
a location fora blacksmith shop,
and decided on Nelson Avenue as
the place.
----
Judge Nelson advcrtises on his
bulletin boarb that he insures grow
ing grain against loss from hail,
and the farmers should take heed
and act accordingly.
= ttnaJ & Logl1e, of Driftwood,
Penna., are i'll town, and propose
to locate here III general furniture.
and undertaking business. They
have rented the store building now
being erected by Judge Slice.
On Saturday, as MI. Cook was
returning home through the woods
he started up a large elk. Mr..
Cook Immediately took aim with
his trusty axe, but the blasted thing
missed fire and his elkship scamp
cred off unharmGtl.
The dance at the Warren house
on Friday night was well attended
and was a most enjoyable affair.
About 20 couples were present and
the merry hours were danced away
until 1 o'clock in the morning.
The supper was got up by Mrs.
Stevens and was just immense, ask
Col. Allen if it wasn't.
While the folks down IN South
ern Minnesota are shooting off thier
preference for governor, we folks
in the northern part are satisfied
with the old chap that il engineer
ing the ship Of state at the present
time. j. S. Pillsbury, is a worthy,
tried man for the position, and if
he will accept it again; let him con-
!, TIME.
Major Johnson and John Titus
have been over to Dakots Oh a tour
Of inspection, and returned Sunday
You cant go near either Of them
now without being ted that Elk
Valley is a paradise Of untold de-
lights, OF that the Turtle River
country is clothed in the gorgeous
Isheen of ever blooming flowers, and
vocal with the melody Of Nature.
choicest songsters and on Monday
while displaying some Kentucky
Jean to lady customer, Johnson
SO far forgot himself as to ask:
How much will you want Of each
kind; can let you have 100 acres
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01
Fresh oranges and lemons at Nc
NOTICE.

An sx10, twelve light window
for 81. 90. also 2x6-6 6, four panel
door for the. extremely low figure Ct
$1.55, st
johnson, Allen s Cos.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01

Zarracher and Dufour are coming
up to Warren to see the folks.
Lets en1igrate.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01
TAKE THE BEST !!
THE FARM,
THE FAMILY,
BUSINESS OFFICE.

Tho Farmcrs, Iin;G,n, ,,,rl ,Iinnc,nn;,lis Vea,-
1v ;rrln,e is NOW ~, ls,'li,,, md .hn hsst -,
ncr f,r the T,rn, tho E.,n .md ths p,,s;ns
Mn m,,1;shrd IL ~. Tnrthwcs, In s;ys.
and in QUANTITY and ,,ualitv. of reading matter
IL is withn,,t :. s,,,,cr;nr
Thn News If is !. cnnn,ote Sow. ,,,,or
yiyinr A1l the News from All tbe Wnr1.iI Tx
.s,,n,,n,rv 80 STATE snd Vnrthwas1oro ;r+o11i
renee Is nartic.,lt,rv,f,
The FARM III * :. tirst.c1,ss arr,,,,t,r.L 4
,Tourno1 WIN the MIA ' If thet a., vc,s owl
c,,l,ur.l a,,itnr nf a1innas,ta al II starens
Tie FARMERS, 3,uion and ,Vrrkly Trihune is
snociaI1v ,d,ntnd tn no want. ~ I..rn,e,e :,
liz No,th,vestern h,lt In 1h;as r.,ant i ;a
mro,i1, "a, ,,r,,.4.a, -, a.;,',,1S
f,ral =, ,ors r,,i'l;shal f,,rthsr a,1 s,,,,,,
ana des;rned ror !, sit'nrnnt 1,titas i;raram,
.i;m,tn dtIere+ coil .1 ;tfarort ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01
Carload Of potatoes at
johnson, Allen & Cos.

A new stock Of lumber just re
ceived at my yard, and prices as low
as the lowest.
e. w. RossMAN. 81
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01

fact that goods bought for cash
can besold at cloae margins; examine
prices.
Local BreUitigs.
Cloudy
Pile driver busy.
Wheat IS cents.
Weather favorable for the crops.
Henry Krogstad left for below
Friday.
Mr. Galley expects his goods
shortly.
County Auditor Taylor was here
Saturday.
The railway crossing IS being
built. Correct.
Lots Of choke-cherries, plans;
ETC., this summer.
The prairies are thickly spangled
with beautiful wild flowers.
Our base ball club is solid; that
is it hasn't moved for some time.
The SHEAF will be enlarged in
about month to seven column
paper.
Puhler Of the Alert, says he can
sell organs SO that people willsTARE
for cash.
Railroad business keeps up . con
tinual rush. Six OF seven trains
each day:
J. B. Cook is conforta bly, settled
on 6-155-47, and reports crops grow
ing finely.
J. 3. Titus is painting his house,
and improving the appearance Of
the grounds.
Zarracher and Dufour are coming
up to Warren to see the folks.
Lets enigrate.
McCrea Brothers received the
first strawberries last week, and
they went off like hot cakes.
Prohibition in Kansas is dead
duck ck-unconstitutiona the court
decides, and therefore n. 6.
NJ. J. Tyner is here with large
force Of men and is putting the
railway track in tip-top condition.
Rev. MI. bchellmounted his fiery
steea and rode into town just n
time to commence his appointed
service.
Massrs Mitchell and Taylor had
a little matinee this morning, and
we believe Mitchell was the star
performer.
J. B. Mueller, the high-cock-a
lorum of the rising town Of Cavi.
leer, PeAbina County, Dakota,
passed north on Mondays train.
Conductor J. Fl. Woolnough
brought the passenger train u:
Tuesday, and looked as happy, fat
and comfortable as he usually does.
Thomas White, the new section
foreman between this place and
Argyle is an cid trackman and un.
derstands his business. Welcome,
Tom.
If Mr.. David Russell who has
been taking the SHRAF almost since
the beginning Of the publication will
call at, or communicate with this
office he will learn some news.
Con, Whalen leaves to-day for
| Grand Forks, aud his p|;ca rs sec.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01
Read what Ross,nan says on the
last page. He's up to. snuff, g.

= Z Z 4 ~ r i j $
THE mills Of God grind slowly,
but one Of his ministers iii Crooks
ton was seen grinding an ice cream
freezer at . rapid rate last Friday,
and reading q news per at the.
same time.
Judge slee has the frame Of the
flrnltareSstcre nearly completed,
and is rushing the work. The size
.ofthestrpetare is ISx40, two stories.
high; the4upper story to be fitted
up for a public hall.
Register Ihos. C.Shapleigh peep
ed in and around Warren OH Mon
day, and was surprised to find the
place Of such. Dimensions. He
has never been north of Crookston
since he has 1been located there.
T. G. shapleigh is. an ornament to
the U. S. land Office, and an officer
that will eventually have q boost,
to a exposition. No " route
monkey shines where he holds
sway.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01

Chas. a. Davis of Crookston has
opened in that city a little gem Of a
store where he can be found from
early dawn till.Iate at night. He
is agent for q number Of The best
sewing machines, and B1itteric}k' S
patterns, and also keeps a large
stock Of fine cigars and confcction-
err. Fresh fruits and berries lc-
ceived daily, and Red Lake head.
quarters for fine fresh flowers.
call and see him when you visit
Crookston;; he is just opposite Tom
Morris. ieWelry store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-06-01
Dat.y aud rr;-svcekly Tribune.

DaHsy aud Er;-svcekly Tribune.
The Daily Morning Tribune is now the lead
ing Republican dali, OF the the Northwest and
is unsurpassed as y newspaper:
Daily, one year. s1eOO
. per month. Loo
Tri- Weekly, one yea. 600
8 6 SIX months. 500
$ :" three months. so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-12
4 TRIBUTE TO GENERAL GARFIELD.

AN EXPRESSION OF SENTIMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
OF TIE ENGLISH SOCIAL SCIENCE Association.
NEw-IiAvEN, Conn, Oct 11.-Protcs'or
Francis WayIand. President of the American Social
Science Associations la. received tho following letter
from George W. Hastings NJ ." President OF the Council
OF the English Social Science Association:
LONDON, sept %, 1891.
Ny DEAR SIR: am requested BY the Council OF IN =
Association 10 convey through rou 10 our sister Ass-
ciatnn I'm the United states their deep sympathy win
all your members az with the citizens O your Republic
larza IA the terrible loas you have sustained by the
death Of its lat President. General Garfield.
oar Council, like other Engllshmen irel proioHhd
admiration for the character Oi that INDUSTRIOUS man;
!fi- plriotsu hi- Integrity hi- single eye ur me S"I
O. his country and foruud" displayed pF
him his mortal sick ness, are all bright cAd"S 20 %
people ul both countries uf the qudhlr5 NlrH n l't'
and od mau can display for the benefit al ms cuoW.
creatures Interested are by the pilnclplts ol
our Society u the happiness and progress oi an ndt'
Ike we view with adherence the late dhstarly OUT
g,I on the rulers Of CyiliIod states, Outrngcs when
are aimed aoplrcuty at the destruction OF the common
bond OF all human societies.
But. naturally We regard with even deeperdotestaon
the murder President the freely chosen htdG ol
pcubc clUsclv united O. oursclvcs 10y religion IAN
l1iacc race and political institutions, and Tor whose
future welfare and prosperity We utter our nearly
prayer , - H., a. ,i
our Council take this opportunity also of sending ter
good wisH,. to Association ana beg you, my uedF
'''' ~ ''''' ''' G. ". HASTINGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-12

many Hall man, and they were given with viii.
Three cheers for Tammany Hall, and there were
mingled cheers and hi>Scs Then the enthusiastic
lovers Of JoGersonian doctrines in the gallery gave
rival cheer. and the strong ones pounded with
th"lr canes ana waved them in the ar Wdlyso that
some Of them claShod together Then the crowd
was quiet for time. Tho illustrations of Demo
cratic "larmony" were soou renewed, however.
Livery prominent member of the NcwHorll dcleg2-
ton Was roundv applaudcd and sharply Missed.
Andrew ii. Green, William c. Whitney and Nelson
=. Waterbury were grr"tcd IA the ron
call went on with storm of misses; the same Wit.
Jah3 II. Fellows. When Hubert T.. Thompson
name was called there was n loud Democratic ch''f
followed By an equally loud and equally Demo,
cratic IsS. Finally this toolug "Im" 20 an tnI, ana
the usual commi, tees vera appointed, the sing"
mCi Ht Of interest hcjug tie 2Iuouuceuen' ot J9An
l. Deyclin that the NeN-lurl delegates deemed lt
proper thai they should noO name any r.pre5eiia-
tyes upon the Committee uu Contested seats. me
CuEeution then tcol. a recess Uu' o oc."ct III the
evening.
When few DELEGATES assembled NJ uialsitv was
merely o. record for al jo4TurHt 4ntI ~
O'clock tomorrow morning i'm order 10 aIIo. tAt
Committee or Contested Sagts tu iiIis" It's work.