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Special Weather Bulletin.
CLEAR Up TOMORROW,

The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press
A storm OF considerable energy, moving In north
easterly track, is central in middle Tennessee.
The barometer is highest in the Rio Grande valley.
General rains have fallen I'm the south Atlantic and
Gulf states, Tennessee, and Ohio valley. The fol-
lowing rain falls for the past twenty-our hours are
reported in inches: Atlanta 1s6: Charlotte, LII
Montgomery g. 10; Yicksburg 136; Little Rock, 259;
Chattanooga, 1.36: Memphis, 1.1S. The tempera-
ture has fallen In New England, middle and gulf
states. and risen 1Go in the northwest. The fol-
lowing temperatures were reported yesterday after
noon: Norfolk aud Charleston, Go; Savannah, $50
Jacksonville, re; New Orleans tie; Galveston, 59o
San Antonio, $50. The Ohio river has risen %
inches at Pittsburg and 20 inches at Cincinnati.
The Mississippi is above the danger line; at Cairo,
Q feet Inches, with fan of inches at Memphis,
foot inches, and stationary at NickSburg, feet
inches, with rise Of inch Fair weather is In
dcated for Friday in the gulf and south Atlantic
states, Tennessee and Ohio valley, and clearing
weather In the middle states.
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CAPT THoMASsoN and about a dozen members OF
the Union Veteran Corps had an interview yester-
day with the President, and invited him to attend
their coming fair.
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THE EVENING STAR.
February Q. 1881.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather..

OFyIcE OF TER CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. DC. February 9, 1882. 30 am
For the middle Atlantic states, rainy weather,
tastery shifting to northwest Winds, stationary or
higher temperature, falling followed by rising bar
pmeter,
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To all who are suffering from the errors and In
discretions OF youth, nervous weakness cary
decay, loss OF manhood, &C., viii send recipe
that viii cure you free OF charge. This great re-
me1y was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send self-addressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH r. INMAN, Station ID, New York city.
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FussELL's Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo

PuKE OLIVE OH and macaroni at velatrs, go 9Th
street northwest.
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Early Retirement Of Chief Justice
Cartier.
RS BEARING ON rHR aurrRAu CAS-,

RS BEARING ON TH8 GUfTRAU CAsR
Under the law Chief Justice Cartier, OF the
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia, viii
be entitled to retire from the bench In April on
full pay, as he will in that month reach 70 years
OF age. He will then have served over fifteen
continuous years For some few years past the
chief justice has been looking forward to the time
Of his retirement, and once contemplated asking
to be retired Immediately after reaching the
specific age 1t Is now understood that the chief
justice will sit at other term OF the court in
oanc-the April term, at which the case OF Guiteau
will be heard on exceptiOns-and that this term
will adjourn sine die in the latter part OF May or
early part Of June. This will make unnecessary
any suspension OF the sentence OF Guteau.
The citizens generally, and especially the bar,
Will regret that the chief justice cOntemplateS
taking action looking to retiring, and the hope
is expressed that he will not ask to be retired
Immediately, as he is yet vigorous, clear headed,
and capable OF performing all his duties most
satisfactorily.
FINED FOR KEEPING A DIsORDERLY HOUSE.
1t Arnold and his officers last night raitied the
house, kept by Tiny Garrett, alias Susan Perry,
on street, between 18th and 18th streets, below
the 'avenue," on account OF the frequent disOr-
ders there The proprietress and six OF her 1ashfly
dressed female boarders had to give up their luxur
Gus apartments street last night land submit to
the indgnity OF occupying very plainly furnished
one at the central station house. In the Police
Court to-day Mr.. Moore, the prosecuting attorney,
stated to the court that the defendants counsel
was willing to plead guilty for her II she was not
fined more than $50. The court accepted the
proposition, and counsel pleaded guilty, and the
court imposed fine Of $50, which was paid.
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Aliens Brain Food is tiie Most Reliable
tonic for the brain and generatiye organs 1t POSI-
lively cures nervous debility loss or memory, and
all seminal and sexual weakness. All druggists,
ave. NV.
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SAVE EYEsrGHT and dollars by consulting Hemp
Ter, AZ street.
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DRY GOODS.
w N. SINISTER 4 SONS

~ o|hscs
W. NJ SINISTER SONS
OFFER A FULL STOCK OF SATIN RHApAMEs
In beautiful eolcrs. oonrrisns New Street and Even.
ing shades the hes Goods ever sold for The prc. With
sII.ks 70 match.
Special attention i called t. lot Of elegant EN-
70 cell At hess than importation cost, This rare op
eorianity e purchase. as these Goods are ell hand
Eleyant Spanish Lace for ovcracesse..
Lyons Pure SILK Nevets. all colors.
aa ff Back ts !. Is 81 in Is and
Scotch Gingaanis. fast colors, zoe.
Anderson oinghams in great variety.
ONE PRICE.
f6 W. NJ. SINISTER SONS
GOOD ADvICEi
Ladies. please listen. for the coming week
Ii extra good value you desire II seek.
Read the following catalogue opposite kiegs Bank:
Our bargains in Hsmiurgs for sewing DAYS
Have cansed thousands already with pleasure 20 gaxs
Popular patronage gives preference TO CoCHRANE& 90
Our last years EnlIroideres were in great demand
But THIS seasons tar exceed others on hand.
Then il was well % feel our way With some tact,
Inc New Departure now il q settled fact.
Our fine Linens too. we told you before
s f Scotch T Fr 10 the p .d than inside opr dor
All VINO see them cannot enthusiasm relax.
Towels and Napkins or Damasks by the yard.
re nnd snch qualities at our prices is very hard
And invariably return. the above truth discover
GoCHEANE,s Muslin Underwear. the people say.
~ Rss, loth tSr good narFains day 10y day.
opposite kisgs, for the price, the best il SEEN"
CoLoRED CASHMERES, IN LIGHT BLUE,
- Cream and other colors, wide double width eli
WOOL 80.
SILK AND WOOL PLAID DRESS GOODS reduced
from 80 TO %.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. large size. l.5o.
COL0RED SILKS 50.
CoLoRED SILK PLUSH. reduced from s. 7Stos2. so.
PIANO COVERS. SILK EMBROIDERED gs7s
Large size WHITE BRIDAL QUILTS. sI.25
CoLORED and BLACK CASHMEREs double width
pure wool, 37S.
All of our heavy double Nidth CLoAKING CLOTHS
reduced to 81 so andS2.
BLACK SILK VELVET, 81
Beautiful PLAID DRESS GOODS. widest double
width, reduced from rs to $50.
PURE WOOL BLANKETS. reduced from 81 70 g.
All of our 81. rs BLACK SILKS reduced tosl
All OF our 81. so BLACK SILKS reduced to 81. u.s.
COLoRED CAsHMERES reduced from IS 10 IAN
CoLoRED aud BLACK sATINs as.
CARTERS,
j23 I'll MARKET SPACE.
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CAMILLA CRsO's CONCERT, Tuesday, February a.
instead OF 18th.
TOMORROW only you can buy at r. GOdSchmid'S
Mammoth Department Store, No. S12 9TH street.
between III and northwest, the great combination
crystal glass set. consisting of 1 covered butter
dish, covered sugar bowl, / cream pitcher, 1
spoon holder, j dOZ. inch fruit SaucerS, Il doZ
goblets, dOZ wine glasses, pickle dish and
bread tray for 81
THE Us. TREASURY has adopted Troemners' re-
nowned scales d. Bailey. $40 7th St, agent for DC.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON q coal oil lamp exploded
In the house of l. III. Lamb, No. 81 street south
west. No. Company exunguished the fire With
out turning in an alarm. Damage about $50.
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THREE DOLLARS dozen for cabinet photographs,
at the New Photo Co Resittings made until sat
kfactory without extra charge; elegant rooms:
one easy flight of stairs Pennsy ivaDia ave, three
doors west or 9Th So.
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DRY GOODS.


v BOSTON HOUSE "
4 SECOND WEEK BEFORE INVENTORY. q
ID d
Woar Annual Sale Is st Se% N and shortly
a SILKS. vELvETs. PLUsHEs DRESS A
II GOODS sUTTING FLANNELs Il
~ At Closing Out Prices. ~
We 1Ts e .na sFss ssod ss.s.ns in
ana BohMaSs Ms 10 nave Ssrses S
&, Misses Merino and weclen HOSE, in broken G.
M lines to 25c-. SIC and soc. PER pair which il N
little more than one halt former prices
SPRING GOODS SPRING GOODS
MSs aas Dssn c 1ss naHs
- Lacss Swiss EmbroiderIes at the LOWEST II
- special bargains: "
L HOSIERY DEPARTMENT-loo doz. Ladies' L
II Extra Long Full Fashioned Balbriggan Hose. III
n wt an handsome Silk clockns. at 2'c PER pair II
q HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. doz r.
hsm e. and Pinned Border, Linen Cam ~
than sA HUNDREDS 2sai Of G DOZEN I'VE
SOLD last fall: hnt precisely the same thing. We
RIBBON DEPARTMENT pieces Satin and
ID SOC. yd. fully worth soc, 62c. and i5c. yd is
Il all pure silk and elegant quality. Please e1- n
= BLACK SILK DEPARTMENT-Twos specially =
IT good bargains in Black Silks a: 81. SO aud ~
L $l,6s per I'D. L
~ HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT Contin- "
NJ uahon Of our grand sale of German Danask NJ
~ Napkins and Towels, at the same low prices. ~
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT Novelties
IN " bite Goods for dresses many new thngs
which We shall be pleased TO show.
KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT-we have a new IL
II assortment of onr celebrated Real Kid Glove n
~ Gin 3, 4 and button lengths), at the following "
| prices: button, 81 button, 81 IS: button.
- 81 90. Every pair warranted and fitted at the u
- BOSTON HOUSE, -
IL 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921 IL
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Elegance and Purity.
Ladies who appreciate elegance and purity are
using ParkerS Hair BalSam. 1t is the best article
sold for restoring gray hair to its original color,
beauty and luSter.
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Varied Performance.

n V0Ffc0 Performances
Many wonder how ParKer's Ginger Tonic ca
perform such varied cures, thinking it simpl
essence of ginger, when in fact it is made fror
many valuable medicines which act benef1cially o.
every diseased organ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-09

say that Lydia E. PinEham'S Vegetable Compound
is the best remedy for female weakness that they
ever heard OF, for It gives universal satisfaction
Send to Miss Lydia T. PinIham, 233 Western ave
nue., Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
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10 H PAID FOB OUT OF HIS AUTOGRAPH MONET.
Yesterday, at the request Of Guiteau, tailor
was sent for and took his measure for q new suit
OF clothes-ordered by himself, and to be paid for
II is stated out OF the money he has received for
autographs Guiteau also treated himself to q
new hat-a slouch, which is his favorfte style.
Although he now sees but a limited number OF
people he VIII hereafter appear better dressed.
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$1,000 Reward
or profruding Piles that DeBlng's Pie Remed,
fails to cure. Prepared by j. r. Miller, NJ D., 81!
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists Disco
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Always Refreshing.
delicious OdOr is impaired by FlorestoI
Cologne, which is always refreshing, no matter
how freely used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-09

Bad Dreams,
Disturbed sleep, Indigestion, Stomach Gas, al
vanishes before Hop Bttters.
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CAMILLA URso's CONCERT, Tuesday, February IA,
Instead OF 18th.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Coluno.
bus Stewart and Lizzie Carly; Albert p. Waugh
and S. Emma Payne; Thomas A. McAll1ster and
Maggie c. Flaherty; w. j. Osborne Byron, of
Richmond. and 4. c. Hall; Joseph L. johnson and
Molie + Cock, both OF Fairfax county. Va; An
drew d. wilcox and Ida 4. seymour; s. Morris
Ross and Sarah Fendwick; C. B. Foot and Jane G.
Clark. -
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NINE. WASHINGTON.
Au FASHIONABLE
DRESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE
l2ll PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
Dresses, Suits, Costumes Cloaks, &c, made supo-
nor style at short notice Ladies have Dresses
and basted. and Perfect fit guaranteed. r.
Mrs. NJ. b. BRUCE, No 433 9TH STREET, NEAR
n L, Observation-Disclosures, Embroiderng and Ma.
erals Art Needeworh taught privately and in classes.
by skilled artists Dresses and Cioaks and fitted
Ladies and Misses Corses Of the best make. including
Dr. Warmers, the Thomson Glove Fitting and Wilson's
waist Tor thlidren Sole agency for Mrs. T.. Bsirs'
celebrated Abdominal Supporter. f9- BIN
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DON'T Forget

To make your Buckwheat Cakes from HeckerS
Self Raising Buckwheay The season will soon be
over, so take adyantageof 1t while you can. t,th,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-09

If Thou Hast Ears
To hear let me recommend to you DR.. Bulls Cough
| Syrup
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET-The live stock
sales at DrOyer'S Rest Tuesday are reported by
L. f. TaTenner as follows $50 cattle up and
s1 Best, 81 10 q" good - TO g. medium fair
sheep and lambs:-Lambs, 81 tor; sheep, So to
612c.; 10 COWS and calves, s25 to $50.
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4 SURE CURE FOB COLDS ,couGHe ooNsUl6p-
a ton. MHOopING COUGH. GROUP snd RR0N-
BILL n1 rs gssesas ..4 g e; 1S - = nsss
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THE KINDERGARTEN UNION met last evening
The annual report Of the public school supcrinten-
dent OF St Louis, in regard to the condition and
progress of the fiftynine public kindergartenS Of
that city, was read; also, some letters from pub
lie school teachers OF this city testifying to the
benefits some OF their pupils had derived from kim
dergarten training. At The close Of the meeting
Mrs. Pollock made the announcement that a course
o. ten lectures On the "kindergarten In the Nurs-
cry" would begin this week.
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CARTER'S.
LADIES' GOODS.

Nhhi Eh >,
I'll MARKET SPACE.
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meet Tuesday evening, Jan. Oath,
1882.
ETHAN ALLEN,
Pres. Com. Council.
Attested, GEO. H. McCREA,
Reco1 der.

Minutes Of Meeting Of the School
Board Dist. No. 2.
WARREN, Jan. 10, 1882.
n: Meetinrg called to order by the
Present, Ethen Allen, A. P.
Mcintyre and Geo. H. McCrea.
The following res olution was
presented and passed: :;
RESOLVED, That upon exami-
nation and finding our school
crowded by on-reside11t scholars,
the parents Of said scholars are
hereby required to pay one ~
dollar per month as tuition for
each non resident scholar attend.
ing said school, and that said TUT.
ion shall be paid to tho Treasurer
Of the School District within six
ca days after being notified by the
Dist. Clerk, and that if said sum is
not paid within tho time above
specified. the scholars shall be sus-
pendsd from the school. Carried.
On motion the meeting adjourn.
ed.
ATrEsT:- ErHEN ALLEN,
Director.
GEO. H. McCREA,
Clerk.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

WARREN, Jan. 10, 1852.
Meeting called to order by the
President:
Present; Allen, Mcintyre, Gil.
bert, Rossman and McCrea.
The committee on ordinances
presented two ordinances, one re-
lating to the duties and compensa-
ion of the village marshal, and
one relating to sidewalks, which
after few alterations, were upon
motion adopted.
On Motion of Mc1nty re the Mar.
.shals bond was fixed at $500.
On motion souncil adj eurned to
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T S. LAND OFFICE. at

I Crookston, Minn:, Jau. 4, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following NAM
ed settler has given notice OF his intention to
make final proof il support Of his claim. and
or Receiver of y. s. Land Office at Crookston,
Mimi. on Feb. 10, 1882, viz: Charles Sager, Hid
i;Ep. No.. 4l4o. for the n: L. 4 Sec 8, r. 1911, h.
-, sle names the following witnesses to prove
rs C1ntinuouS residence upon. and cultivation
O., SD land, viz: Michael Mccain, George H.
MC;Cin1, William Smith and Charles Eungreen,
Ill 81 Warren, Marshall Co., Mum.
Til JOHN CRONB. ReriStnr \
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T S. LAND OFFICE.

T.. Crookston. Mimi, Dec. q, 1891
Complaint having been entered at this Office
byJohnJ WEIGH against George C.Bowen for fail
nre to comply with law as to Timber-C Culture
Entry No. 224s, dated Nov. 5tll, 1881, upon the S.
x y. w. a 4 N. u s. w. Il Sec. %, T. 155. +. II.
in Marshall Co.. Mimi, With view to the can,
ceiiatlon OF said entry; contestant alleging that
said Sec. 2S I. 49, r. A. is not naturally devoid Of
RE land or other land devoid of timber. the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Once on the LIST day OF, February, 1882 at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged failure
$50 JOHN CROME, Register.
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TT S. LAND OFFICE.

2. ITUUKSCUll, NI1llt1., Dec. q 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has fled notice of his .iutcntion to
MAKE ma final proof in support OF his claim. and
or Receiver. U. 8. Land Office at CrooEston,
Mimi, on Jan. 81, 1882, viz: Chas. w. Brown.
Pre-. y. ). No. 1866 for the n w. a Sec. 12. r.
15l. Il. II. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of, said land. viz: John w. Slice,
EDWARD Slee, +. j. Tripr. and Peter A. Bowen,
all of Warren, Marshall Co., MINI.
SO JOHN CRoMB, Register.
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TERMS OF. SUBSCRIPTION.
Weekly, one year, postage paid. ........... u Is
six months, !" ............. IS

Daily and Tri.Weekly Tribune.
The DAILY MORNING TRIBUNE is now tho
leading Republican Daily of the Northwest and
is unsurpassed as newspaper.
Daily, one year. FITS
per month. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6
TriWeekly, one year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
6 - SIX months Observation-Disclosures. 200
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IT $. LAND OFFICE.

u. GrookstoD, Mimi, Dec. 49, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim. and
thai said proof will be made before Register or
He"eiver U. S. Land Office at CrOO<stOn Minn
;'n Jan. 81, 1882. viz: William S. Brown. d. S. No.
$ 1ot the s. W. 4 Sec 10, T. 1874, r.. a. He
] M i;9dlI0%ng witnesses to prove his con-
:1:n>,, liz: John W Slice, Edward Slee Fred t.
-:'::3. and 4. P. Bowen, all of Warren, Marshall
c., Ann.
80 JOHN CROMB, Register
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PRE- MlU7m.

To each new yearly subscriber the publishers
will send, POSTAGE PAID AND FREE OF ALL
COST !. superb, correct and lifclike crayon-lith-
ograph portrait OF President Garfield, 20 inches
by 26 in size, and a handsome ornament to the
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Sample copies will be sent FREQ on application
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JSKTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
"OLD PIONEER ROUTE"
7RA1Es LEAVE GLYNDoN:
Going East
: 7:25 q. IN. Daily, except Sunday.
S:30p. IN.
Going West
7:s5 a. m. Daily, except Sunday.
e:55 p m.
Sleeping on all ight trains to and from
Dnluth and St. Paul.
g. X. BARNES,
General Passenger and Freight Agent.
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Railroad Time Table.
s., Paul, Minneapolis & Mani
toba Railway.

NC. WRIGHT, AGENT, Warren.
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WARREN.*E>

The Polk County Journal in its
last weeks issue, in publishing a
history Of Polk County, its agri-
cultural interests, soil and rivers,
gives a very flattering account Of
the Snake River Valley, its large
productiveness Of wheat, and it's
beautiful prairies, aud rich loan
soil, etc., and claims that it is in
Polk county. <*<
We endorse the editors applau SO
Of it. It is all and more than he
claims for it, and we can pardon
the editor in his assertion tn at it is
in Polk county,
We admit that there is nothing
that is great and good outside of
Folk county.
Crookston and Polk County is
Cooks world. It embraces all
there is worth having. Some years
ago, it was announced in the east
ern papers that the Panama Canal
was about to be constructed across
the Isthmas. The Journal came
out Immediately with a double
loaded article, claiming that it was
a ship canal about to be built from
Lake Superior through the Lake
of the Woods and Fed Lake to
Crookston, and it's early compile
ton assured because it was all to
be done with home capita].
When it Was known that parties
were surveying The Duluth and
Winnipeg Railroad, from Duluth
to Winnipeg on the boundry line
via Red Lake Falls, the journal
Immediately announced that the
road passed through Crookston,
and that the engineers were then
locating their depot Oh Stearn's
addition 20 Crookston, which is
only thirty miles from the above
named railroad.
When some farmer at Grand
FORKS G.: Fishers Landing grows
twenty bushels Of wheat to the acre,
the Journal quotes it forty bushels
per acre, and that it was grown adj
joining the C=ookston tovnsite.
Last fall, when It 7vas known that
John Brown, c.; I2enabina, D. T.,
had raised two hundred bushels Of
common Irish potatoes on one acre,
it was enlarged to five hundred
bushels Of beauties Of Hebron"
and grown in the editors garden
in Crookston, and few bushels
still for sale at two dollars and a
half per lushel.
When it was known that a fe-
male CHI! Id was born Of Missionary
parents, in India or South Africa,
it was Immediately chrqpicled in
the Journal that a ten pound boy
had been born in Crookston.
Crookston is the beginning and
end Of the universe; Boston is nc
where: Crookston is the heart Of
the world All tho world revolves
aroun1 ,rookston. Cook is the
hub &C Crcokston and Crookston
roro1vo, around Cook.
We atr:mjre Cooks love Of his
':0G2a and Like to see him spread
himself, but he is too thin to spread
all over the northwest, and would
suggest that he dispose Of that
map Of his, made before the revo-
lutionary way, and get one that has
been made within the last hundred
years, and examine it closely, and
he will see that Snake River is
wholly within Marshall county,
and not any part of it from it's
source to its mouth in Polk county.
We hope the next Journal will
tell us what part of Polk county
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Pacific Railway.

y -
*Refre shusnts.
All ira ms daily except Sundays.
Throw gh coaches and elegant sleeping cars
gre ow run between Winnipeg and St. Paul, Il
comfort not hitherto supplied.
A. B. STICkNEY, VIM. HARDER,
Sen. Superintendent. Asst. TratficMan'r.