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SPRUCE VALLEY ITEMS.

Spruce Valley. MINI March 9Th, 1891.
EDITOR SHEAF.
1t is nice weather now, but cold
nights.
Alex Wing, ESQ. met with n
heavy loss last Wednesday, When
away from home, his house caught
fire from the stovepipe. Mrs. Wing
had wrapped the baby up in some
bed clothes, and was doing all she
could to save as much OF the furn-
iture and clothing as possible. Ben
jamin Walker and Mrs. S. n. Rookie
drove up, and had but just stopped,
when Ole Olson drove up. lie saw
the fire from his house. They saved
the most OF the furniture and cloth
ing. Mr.. Wing lived in the wing OF
his house the main part not finished.
Some logs OF the main part were
saved, the rest II total loss. 1t is
very hard on Mr.. and Mrs. Wing
they have our sympathy, and one
dollar to back it, If subscription is
circulated to that effect.
Snow enough now to suit everyone
as there is twenty inches on the
level.
School commenced in District No.
~ last Tuesday, with Miss Warning
Of Excel as teacher. This is the first
school we have ever had ia this
district. We are acquainted with
with Miss Warning, the teacher,
and ara confident she will teach {,
good school. All should make it as
pleasant rs possible for her.
Town meeting tomorrow.
All are busy getting out fencing
and their next summers wood.
X. Y.Z.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE

Dafault having beAn mad IN the payment OF
the SUN OF three hu tdrH.d nj ,ety and 32-l00
tS3D3.32) uoilars which is canine +, be due at
: date OF his notice upon certain IN 'rtgag'.
ami l. ;win r. Ross, her hnsbH ID. m rtgag 10
6 orsg Lean s gu RI au mo tss:tgae bear
i'll tiay, Ihr 9t lay of June 1887. and With L
er D rhsr eOfitalnf-d, duly recorded
in e u, Of he Re st OF Deeds Il for
t. g count of Marshal and State OF ili:iesoto
OF he 10th day OF June 1887. at o clock p m.
in book +. Of mortgages. OH page 699; and no
law or otherwise. to reco er the debt secured by
said m ortgage. or aay part thereof.
Now, therefore. Notice Is hereby given. hat
by virtue OF the power OF sale contained in said
mortgage, aud purs ant to he s;a ute liz such
case ma; aud provided. the said mortgage will
lie fre.loSed by sale OF the preitlis@s described
in and conveyed by said mort gage. viz:
Lot six t6) in block fi een tlo) IN the Village OF
Warren. according co The recorded pl;tt thereof
now in fl e in the Office Of Register of Deeds III
and for said county. In Marshall county and
State of Minnesotl, with the hereditaments and
Appur enalres; which sale wi: be made by the
Sheriff OF sail Marshall county at the trout door
said County and State. On the I'd day OF May
1891, at 10 O'Clock II M. OF that day. at public
ve.lGue to the highest bidder for cash. tn pay
said debt of three hundred ninety and 32-l0O dol
lars and interest and the taxes. II any, on said
premises. al,ii twenty-five dollars. attorneys
fees as stipulated In and By said mortgage In
case tf foreclosure and the disbursements allow
within ona year from the day Gf si.le as provided
by la.l
Dated February 27th a. b 1891.
G ..ORGE MCLEAN SR., Guardian.
MOrt.:a :age..
8. Cooke. attorney for mortgages, Warren. MINI
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HOW AN ELK CHANCES HIS HORNS,
Ten Weeks Required to Grow . New
Pair or Antlers.

Those who take an interest In the
study Of natural history may be pleased
to know that in few weeks the stag
elk in the deer glen in the park will
undergo a decided change. He will
soon be shorn of the royal antlers that
have made him for the last year the
pride of the glen.
With the loss of the antlers the stag
will change his disposition entirely and
become as docils and tractable as a
lamb: He will show an inclination to
court public petting rather than avoid
It, He will remain in this condition Of
emper until the beginning Of March.
when he will show disposition to
lurk IL scquestered spots of the glen
and timidly avoid the presence of all,
even of his kind.
During this period, on the spot
where the late antlers were, pair of
protnbefances will make their appear
ance, covered with a soft, dark, vel
vety skin. These will attain a consid.
cradle growth in q few days. The
carotid arteries Of these protuberances
will enlarge with them in order to sup
ply sufficiency of nourishment.
When the new antlers have attained
their full growth, which will be in ten
weeks after the old ones have been
shed. the bony rings at the base
through which the antlers pass will
begin to thicken. and gradually filling
up will compress the blood vessels and
ultimately obliterate them. The vel
vety skin that surrounds the bone. be-
ing thus deprived of nourishment, will
lose its vitality aud will be rubbed of
in shreds by the stag on the edges of
rocks or other hard substances.
As soon as the full size of the antlers
is attained the docile disposition Of the
elk will disappear and he will become
once more for the year the fierce and
unfriendly king of the glen.
The age Of the elk. according to
writer's on natural history, is COM
puted by the number of points on the
antlers. At the present time there are
six. The next set will bear seven,
showing that seven summers have
passed since the date of his BIRTH
San francisco Chronicle.
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The question OF proper cultivation
OF the soil is one of Importance to
every farmer. Methods employed in
clavey, heavy, wet and other soils
OF the East and South will not ex-
actly suit the lighter and dryer soils
OF the Northwest. A leading and
successful farmer OF Minnesota has
been experimenting and gives his
opinion in a little circular furnished
free by G. L. Harris, local agent OF
the Great Northern Railway, or F.
l.. Whitney, G. P. & T. A., St. Paul.
Ainn. 1t Is publication calculated
to interest all thoughtful and practi-
cal farmers.
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Roman Relics.

The pickax can hardly be struck
into the soil Of modern Rome without
bringing to light some relic OF the old
empire or the later republic. While
laying some water pipe the other day
the w0rkmen unearthc,l line b,,$t in
Carrara marble Of the Empress F:.,sii-
na. The bust is lnite nninj'r.s.. In
a vineyard belonging to the Cip,:.'iins
a statue has been 'rcs,rrecte;t which is
recognizel rs Il statue nj the '.iess
of Fort,ine. 'rcn feet below lht. SUR
face in the Viz, Po.ia. l,,, !,een l.,lnt
an ancient Roman road. which is un-
doubtcdly the road that in early Il ,:nin
times led from the ci.y to the Elam.i-
nian Gate. Thirty feet hcow the SUR
face in another partso tile city have
just been found tho remains ofan old
Roman house. parts 0f Inc, are in =
tolerable state of preservation. S..
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Neddy's Long Word.

Remember. Neddy." said mamma
one day. always accommodate every
one that you can"
"Yes'm," answered Neddy heartily.
Il will" Aud mamma felt sure he
would, because Neddy is one of the
very best boys to remember things you
ever saw.
The next day Mrs. Camp called to
him as he was running down the street
with his new sled flying along behind
him.
''Neddy. Neddy! come here a minute,
won't you?'
Neddy heard her and stopped. though
he didn't much want to. He was going
over on the Wilson hill coasting and
was in great hurry, but he went up to
the door where Mrs. Camp was stand
ing. and pulled off his fur cap with a
polite bow, which pleased the lady very
much.
"Will you run down town to the
store for me, dear?" she asked. Il
want spool of twist and l have no
one to send"
Neddy's eyes clonded up the least
bit in the world. but Mrs. Camp was
looking in her purse for the right
change and didn't notice, and before
she found it the bright sun of good
nature was shining again in Neddy's
eyes and he answered ''Yes'm" as
cheerfdlly as could be.
1t didn't take long after all. The
store was not great way off and there
was no other customer, and Neddy in
less than five minutes was back again
with the spool of twist.
Thank you" said Mrs. Camp, smil-
ing at him. Then she took bright.
new dime from her purse. Here is
something for you to buy peanuts
with" said she kindly. "and I'm very
much obliged besides"
But Neddy shook his head at the
dime. though hc liked peanuts almost
rs we'll as maple sugar, which is saying
| Il good deal.
you're welcome as can be" said he
but / can't take pay for going, Mrs
Camp, cause, you know. mamma tells
me always TO a-abominate every one
can!''
Didn't Mrs. Camp laugh? Sht
couldn't help it, though she tried 81
hard that she choked. and frightened
Neddy, who could not think what thu
trouble was YoutH's Companion.
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SPARE STOCK FOR SALE.

foT AItE o4SyS h#fV Vls oAAAc.
i Stallion ssi1. year. Old lgrade
shire9 bright tsorret, wl1ite n1nne end
tail quiet and han,ly to work
4 Mares. agatl two Of them in fo.ll
to jack.
] four year old n,are il, foal. ae
! four year old horse.
Q three year old colts, two OF tkeul.
mares.
4 two year old mules. strong and
nice.
10 head Of grade Polled Angus cat
tie. s 5
The stock il on view at Kilrsnny
farm near Euclid, Polk Co.. Minn.,
and will h4, sold cheap for cash. or
part cash and balanc~ OH time, or
nltogether ON time with thorough
Ixilt edged security. s. S
Euclid. Mimi, March %, 1891.
r. FAIRwEATHER.
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BIG WOODS BRIEFS.
HIs WOoDs. March 6. 1891.

DIs WOODs. March 6. 1891.
The beloved wife OF Andrew Swan
SOD, died, Feb. 26th, 1891. She
leaves two boys, one two years old.
and one four days old. She was bur-
led yesterday. Among the many
friends and relatives who followed
her to the grave. was her mother,
and brother John Flatland, from
doodhue Co. They came here Tues.
day, and are going to start for their
home Monday. Mr.. Swanson and
Relatives have the sympathy of the
community. X.
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III. 'bisaat.o e.. Is

XII HOi;Gst.os- i e.. IL,
Del AJLl ilaYills u, en- i.ade III tie .sy..;vnt
of the sum OF and 80 100 Dollars. ltiterest
which became due on the 1st day of January.
1889, which default has continued to tl:e date
executed Ok @ and delivered By Eugene Welc and
Sar;..i 4. y eleL husband and wife, of N:.r s,all
County, N ,nesota Mertgagors; loTLs M III American
gagee. bearing date the 9Th day of April 1887,
and with power Of sale therein contained, du-
y recorded in the Office q the Register Q! Deed:
minnesota, on tbs, 18th day Of April 1887. at 30
% clock. p. NJ. in Book E Of Mortgages. on page
3r4 aid
W.iEREAS. tile said Tie American Mortgage
Company oi Scotland Q.imited) The Mortgagee
and holder OF said Mortgage, has duly elected
aud does hereby elect to declare the whole
at The date OF this notice, under the terms ard
conditions OF said mortgage, and the power OF
tually Cue and claimed to be due and payable
at the date Of this notice the sum of Three hun
dred and twenty-five Dollars. with !. terest
& s day ef tsh Whereas Rse the
power OF sale has become operative, and no ac-
lioner ploceedi,.g having been Instituted. a.l,x
or otherwise. TO recover the debt secured by
saS aRE soas tae1sot Hereby given
a y ss 1ss M sssSs
III such case iliade and provided, the said Mort
gage viii be foreclosed by q sale of the premi
ses described in and conveyed by said Mort
The vest half OF the south west quarter lwh
sW14) OF Sc :tion No. ten QO) and the west half
No fifteen u5) 2llin township No. one hundred
and iifty-fve Glbk) north Of range No forty.thres
l4Sl west Of the nth l5th) principal meridian II
the hereditaments and appnrtenances; which
sale will be mace by the Sherin OF said Marshall
County; at the front door of the Court house. In
on The 6fb day OF April 1891. at ten O'Clock a M.
of that day, At public vendue to the highest bid
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Land! Land! Land!
1 have the following lands for sale
1t reasonable prices and terms to suit
| Land! !!
pufChaSorS. to-Tit..

The above are all good farm lands
and ms the Red River Valley land is
now fast being bought up by both
investors and actual farmers, this ia
a rare opportunity to secure a good
farm on favorable terms.
Red River Valley land will never
again be US easy to obtain as it is at
present.
Being also the local agent at War
rem for St. Paul, Minneapolis & Man
itOba railroad Co. lands. / have sew
eral Thousand acres OF good railroad
land for sale on easy terms.
Fo- further information apply to
JOHN F.. OHTkOM,
Warren, Minn.
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THE FIRST STEP.

Perhaps yon are run down, can't
eat, can't sleep, can't think. can't do
anything to your satisfaction, and
you wonder what ails you. You
should heed the warning, you are
taking the first step into Nervous
Prostratlon. You need a Nerve Ton
ic and in Electric Bitters you will
and the exact remedy for restoring
your nervous system to it's normal,
healthy condition. Surprising re-
suits follow the use OF this great
Nerve Tonic and Alternative. Your
appetite returns, good digestion is
restored. and the Liver and Kid
neys resume healthy action. Try a
bottle. Price zoe. at F. F. WHiT-.
NEY's Drugst0re
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-12
Land Office at Crookston, Mimi,
Feb. 18th. 1891.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notice
OF his in tentiOn to make final proof
in support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Judge
or clerk of probate court OF Marshall
Co., Mimi, at Warren, Minn., on
March 9th. 1891, viz:
ANDREW HALvoRsoN, JR.
Hid. No. 1O3s3, for the NWA Mex,
Mex NWA, and lot 1, sec. 80, TIP.
155, r. A, and Mex Mex, sec. rs,
TIP. 155, r. As.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of, said land,
viz: Knut Nelson, Carl Hanson,
Anders Paulson, Chlns NJ Rasmus-
son, all of HELEN P. O., Mimi.
II. H. DICKMANN, Register.
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NOTICE IN PROBATE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. County OF MARSHALL
--sS. In Probate Court. sIecial term. Marcl
NEh 1891

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF MARSHALL
-sS. In Probate Court. sIecial term. March
yth. 1881.
In the matter OF the estate OF Wesley Humphrey
deceased
On reading and filing the petition Ct Nancy NJ.
Blake. aLminstratrlx Of the estate OF Westley
Humphrey deceased. representing. among o her
things, that she las fully administered said es-
tate. and PRAYING that time and place be tixed
her administration, aud for the assignment OF
the residue of sad estate to the parties entitled
thereto by law;
IT ID ORDERED. THAT said account be examined.
and petition heard. by this court. on Saturday
the lth day Of April a. d. 1891, at nine o'clock
n. m.. at the Probate Office In the Village OF
Warren III said County.
thereof be given to all persons Interested by
publishing copy Of this order @ once once in each ,
day OF hearing in the WARkEN SHEAF a weekly
newspaper printed and published at the Village
OF Warren In said County,,
Dated at Warren. Minnesota, the eth day OF
March A. d. 1891.
BY the Court: c. s. HULL.
s[PKoBATE nEAL. Judge vi Probate.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
IFirst Duhltaation Feb ~.

4 \
WHEREAS, Default has been made ID The
cOl,itions Of that certain mortgage male ana
OK acuted by Frank kurowski. wife deceased;
mortgage hears date July7, 1885. and was duly
recorded in the Office OF the Register Of Deeds
IN and Tor Sn5k d t sS
page IS. and WAS duly assigned by Mary A. Ega.,
to ]. X. Newell by instrument bearing date Jan.
deeds aforesaid February 2nd 1891, at ll:so
O'Clock A. Al. iii book 10 of mortgages page sos.
SAID mortgage was given secure the, pay
ment OF the sum Of Twelve hundred s120D) dol
lars lars, Ave Years from date with Interest at per
cent payab.e eiiii;silauang: and z
WHEREAS, 1t was agreed il, SAID mort gage
that If default should he made iil tue payment
Of any interest when d;.,,aud such default Should
continue for ten days then the holder might
elect to call th:, whsle Of SAID principal snm due
and proceed to fOteGOSe said mort accOrti
Ing tn law. and, ,;eTaull having hes, made The
payment Of iat.rest due Or JaEnary Z. 1890.
Jniy7, 1s90 aud Ii,l,:.ry ISL the undersigned
does so elect to call the VII is OF SAID principal
Wv WiiEREAs. the undersigned has paid the
taxes ON the h reinaftrr described premises
for the yeiis 1883 AMI 1885 amounting % s'os6
WHEREAS. there is now actually due atthe
date of this nOtics Oi, said mortgage, priilclpal
SUN Of one thousand four hundred and live a d
a6-lOO dollars (s1405. .:s6l ai,d no action having
been commenced to recover the amount SO due
NOW WTHEREFORE. Notice Is hereby given
that In pursuance OF the power OF safe contaln-
ed III said mortgage ard nf the Statute IN sucli
ed in said mortgage situated III Marshall coul-
Ity state Of Minnesota, described as follows To-
The south one halt $50 OF section one ~ in
tOwlsllip one hundred fifty -sevc tl511 OF range
forty -scven t47) containing three hundred and
itWentv $500 acres more or less according 70 tne
/ fic auction 10 the highest bidder ut the front
1 door Of the Court house IN the village of war.
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4 recent number OF the CENTURY
MAGAZINE contained Il graphic ac-
count OF the perils attending the trip
OF the first wagon train across the
plains to California. Now the Jour-
ney can be made in four and hall
days via the Montana route OF the
Great Northern Railway, from St.
Paul or Minneapolis. in perfect safe
ty and comfort, and three good
meals day.
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FOR SALt..

One pair horses young and sound,
will weigh 2SOOfbs. Ont. p,.ir Morgan
mares, good drivers. One horse colt
cnnlinx two y-arS old. Two set Of
hnrnprrps. All IN good condition.
Also one farm wagon nearly l,sW, and
farm machinery Tim, given respon.
sil,'e Iarti~~. Enquire Of asl.::-
ii. w FL. DIXON, {;
at Lyon House. Warren, Mimi.
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TIE sugar clause in the Mckinley
bill becomes operative after April
1st. 1t is claimed that the price Of
sugar will then be reduced between 2
OF 3 cents a pound. The Democrats
say that the Mckinley bill is bitter
pill, but it Is really sugar coated.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-12
LITERARY.

"LosT IN SoRRow," Reverie for
Piano, by Ecker. This il without
question one of the most beautiful
pieces of this class Of music that has
ever come to our notice. It is sim
ply elegant and will no doubt be as
much u nfavorite as "Wiegand's NOR
ming Prayer Meditation" Price OF
above new piece is bnt 40c. Ign.
Fischer, Publisher, Toledo, O.
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SHINGLES FOR SALE

lhave n large quantity Of Spruce,
Tamarac and Cu.inr shingles manu-
factnrNl in Marxl.all county and can
ill all orders from now on. ] can
leliv-r the shingles ut Warren, Ar
gyle or ktepl,en AS desired. Price ~
per N at the mill in Sprnce Valley.
l.. Il. ilRANDsTROM,
Humboldt. O., Mimi.
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Thursday, March IL, 1891.
TIE Banner says that Tosten Yon-
sons letter was only Joke. Well
all right, we never at any time con-
sidered tia very serious matter.

MCKINLEY says that he will go to
live upon his farm when he retires
from Congress. He evidently intends
to enter politics again. Even now ne
is spoken OF as candidate Tor Gov
ern0r in Ohio.
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joan NJ. PALMER (Democrat) was
elected U. S. senator from Illinois,
Moore and Cockroll OF the F. Nj. B.
A. party voting with the Democrats.
This ends a deadlock that has lasted
two months or more.
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Land Office at Crookston, Minn.,
Eph 17th 1891

teD. LIN, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
OF lis intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Judge
or clerk of probate court OF Marshall
CO., Mimi, at Warren, Mimi, on
March 9th, 1891, viz:
HALvoR HALvoRsoN, JR.,
HID. No. 1O382, for the NWA sec.
81, TIP. 155, Il. "A.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of, said land,
viz: Knnt Nelson, Carl Hanson.
Anders Panlson, Ch]as NJ. Rnsmus
son, all Of HELEN P.O., Mimi.
III. III. DIcKMANN, Register.
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A aran of good horses. one six and
the other 8 yrnrs old. In first class
condition. Will sell for caah or on
time. The, horses are owned by Fred
Lenhart. MICHAEL I.OEsIIE,
See. 20, town of COlnstock.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-12
4 GREAT PRIZE!
Any one, not now subscriber,
sending the Tribune Co. one dollar
can get the famous picture, the
"Russian Wedding Fast,
FRkE BIZ MAIL WITH

FRkC By NAIL WITH
The Daily and Sunday Tribune 6weeks
or the Daily without Sunday Tribune weeks
or the Evening Tribune 19 weeks
or the Sunday Tribune ~ wueks
or the Farmers Weekly Tribuls 80 weeks
This offer is good until June 1, 81.
The picture is beautiful work OF
art. Reproduced in all the beautiful
colors Of the original painting, "a
inches by II inches.
Send ut once and secure Il hand
some prize.
Postage stamps to the amount, Of
81 90 will be accepted. Address,
THE TRIBUNE CO..
Minneapolis. Minn.
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"La Grippe in Pennsylvania.

DR.. Benjamin Lee. secretary of the
Pennsylvania, state board OF health.
estimates that in that state :.;onc ,l,rre
were i,l21,nO eases Of .ri Turin. The
epidemic. nf wI,i.., 7.S7ppt.,. ell i.,tat.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-12
FOR SALE!

The property known as "rhe
Northwestern Hotel and Saloon
for sale cheap. Apply to- 90
.0RINDEN & ENDEN.
Warren, Marshall Co., Miiln.
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COFFEE. HOUSE.

1have opened up Q Coffee House
on First street, north of C. j. PHIL.
stsom's butcher shop andwill furnish
coffee, lunch, meals and lodging to
the travelling public. Good barn in
connection. r. II. REINERTsoN.
Well, I was just going to tell you,
my friends, that ! have opened up a
New Grocery Store
and can supply you With choice tresh
Groceries, Fruit, Candies, Nuts, etc.
/ Come in and warm yourself by my
stove, and let us crack jokes and nuts
to our hearts content. Yours truly,
u. Il. johnson.
johnson Ave. west OF Znerold's drug store
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-12
FOR SALE.

A flns driving mare, and colt one
year old next May, bred flOm Star
Bashaw. viii sell either separately
or together. 4 rare bargain.
REV. j. H. MACARTHUR,
Warren, MINI.
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Land Office at Crookston, Mimi,
E..h 7th 1897

q . r 49,
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof
in support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Judge
or clerk of probate court OF Marshall
Co., Mimi, ut Warren, Mimi, on
March 9th, 1891, viz:
HALvoR HALvoRsON,
Id. No lO391, for the SEX SWA,
and lot 4, sec. 80, TIP. 155, r. -,
aud EH SEK, sec. 25, Tp. 155. i. 10.
He nan,rs the following witnesses
to prove mis- continuous residence!
upon aud cultivation OF, said land
viz: knnt Nelson, Carl Hanson,
Andcrs Paulson, Chlas N. Rasmus.
son. all of HELEN p O., Minn.
II. H. DiCKMANN, Register.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-12
FOR SALE.

4 fine young horse, six yers old
this spring. An excellent traveller
and runner. For sale at reasonable
terms by REV. N. j. SruRE.
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Steamship tickets to and from Eu.
rope On the best lines for sale by.
j. l.. OLSON,
Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-12

Itcl, on human and horses and all
animals cured in 30 minutes by WOOL
lords Sanitary Lotion. This never
tails. Sold by E. f. Whitney, drug
gist, Warren, Minn.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-12
FOR SALE.
TICKETS.

Working horses and working oxen
BY JOIN E. OsTRoM,:
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LEAD POISON CURED.

| am painter ty trade. Three.
vears ago Ihad bad ,nse of Lend
Poison, caused hy using rubber
pnint. wna cured III a short time
by S: S. s. Tie medicine. drove lie
poison ont through the pores of the
skin. When first commenced tax.
ing 5. $. S. }, my system was 50 sat.
urated with poison, that my under.
Clothes We're ,olored l,v the paint
bcin. worked out by tile medicine
through the pores al my skin.
was cured entirely hy SIS. s. ! took
not hing else, md have l,,nl nn re
turn since.
g. PARK l.rsK, Waynesysllr, Ohio.
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5000 ACRES OF BREAKING
to let Inquire of L. LoUaBRIDoE.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-12
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Our little girl. Jessie. hal scrofnh.
for six years, va trie,l the hest;
5physi,.ians of New York ,nnl I.hil,.-
dolphin: also Hot Springs. Ark.
without avail. sWif.'s sps.ciiicls $. S.
S.) cured her.
p. z. WAasER, Water Valley. Miss.
Treatise on Blood and skin III eases InaIle., sree
SWIFT SPECIFIC 20, At,nni q. a.
Warren sheaf., 1891-03-12
MORTGAGE FORECLosUREsALE

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