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The morning call., 1891-11-02
Cftr.Frnnf Yarrant.

Officers Egan and Ellis arrested two mors
of the notorious Telegraph Hill gang OF
loafers aud hoodiums, who make living
by stealing anything they can lay their
hands on along the city front. The pair
were gathered in TO the North Harbor Sta
ton frem the sea-wall about 1 o'clock yes
terday afternoon aud charged with yagrancy.
They gave their names as John Waters aud
Daniel SulIiyan. ...... 81: -' +.. So.
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Movement to Secure River ImproYsmen

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1.-The Commercial
Club of this city has called a convention to
meet here December 10Th and 10th to urge
upon Congress systematic improvements of
of the Missouri and lower Mississippi riv-
ers. Delegates will be here from Montana,
Colorado. Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Kan
sas. Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee. Arkan--
sas, Mississippi aud Louisiana
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CONTRACT FORFEITED.

Failure Of a Steamship Company to- Meet
Government Requirements.:%.:>>< !.
City OFF MEXICO. N ov. I. The Contract
between the Executive and Salvador Malo
for the esta blishment of a linozof steamers
between China and Mexican Pacific ports
has heen declared forfeited by the Mexican
Government. Thef.concessidn= called for
four yearly: trips from Hong Kong to Vera
Cruz, Oxaca, on the Pacific Coast, and two
only. were made -, - : =. -
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Unfavorable to Divorce Laws.

CITY OF MEXICO. Nov. r. Deputy Juan
"A. Mateos presented a National Divorce
Bill to. the Chamber. Of Deputies Friday
night. The House was packed: from floor
to ceiling gMitli%spectators, and nearly every
Deputy was, present The bin is very slmi-
.Ear: TO the New York law: N OF "a State of
Mexico has a.diyorce law and itiSdonbtfut if
=the one: ne:proposed will ever leave the CHAM
*ber, owing TO the: general Catholic tenden-
:cies of tile? masses. = s :
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Epidemic Resembliug La Grinne,

SAN JOSE Costa Rical, Nov IAN epi-
demic resembling la grippe has attacked
many persons here.
Rumors from Nicaragua are to the effect
that number of persons will be exiled in
addition 10 those already driven from the
country before long.
The epidemic Of smallpox which recently
prevailed In Honduras is over.
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IOWA ELECTION.
Great Excitement and an Immense Vote Ex-
pected

pected
DEs MONIES, Nov. 1.-The politicians
have not been able to keep the Sabbath day
entirely free from politics. The election is
the sole object Of public attention, and the
anxiety over the out One has never been SO
intense. Both Iarties have an organization
that will reach to every precinct in the
State. The vote in cities like Des Moines
will lrobably be the fullest ever cast, and
instances are frequent in which voters tenn
porarly hundreds Of miles from home have
been sent for at the expense of the Cam
paign Fund. Both parties are very hopeful,
the Farmers Alliance Ocala faction( main
tanning It's campaign with considerable
tenacity. Their candidate, Westfall, esti-
mates his vote al from $4,000 to 10000 The
Republicans and Democrats conctde him
not to exceed 5000. The Legislature is
matter Of much speculation by both parties.
The Alliance men are beginning to assert
that they will succeed in securing the bal
aQce of pOWpr.
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VINE CULTURE.
Government Encouragement to the Wine In
dustry of Southern Brazil

WASHINGTON, Nov. Late information
as to the rapid DEVELOPMENT of the wine in
dustry in Southern Brazil shows that de-
cided Improvement has taken place in the
quality of the product. though it still has
sharp taste. Notwithstanding its defects
good prices are obtained for it--more re-
munerative than coffee. The Government
has taken steps 10 foster the culture of the
vine by granting for two years free trans
poFtation for the products over State rail
ways, and has provided for the establish
ment of an vinological and phyIloxera
station. with vineyard attached, for the
uiftuslon OF information as to the vine
culture.
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heard OF, and the only specimen thus far
discovered in the world. Upon its discovery
scientists are basing new theories as to the
manner OF formation of diamonds, and old
Possibly some enthusiastic searchers NAV
deYelod a new diamond-pr producing country
through this discovery. and meteoric stones
be no longer considered but mere curiosities
for meteorological collections. but prove a
Era, I: +: >. .::. &. +: - -: -
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THE BRICEVILLE RIOT.

Leaders
KNOXVILLE CTenn.).. Nov. 1.-Goyefnor
Buchanan arrived to-day to confer with At
torney-General Pickle on the outbreak of
briceville. This. evening he Issued two
proclamatons, one Offering q reward of
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Wizard Edison Beaten in Coprt

BosToN. Nov. 1.-Edward B. Welch has
scored partial vic tory in his suit torecovrr
S250,C00 from Inventor Edison for an alleged
breach Of contract. The defendant made
molten in the United States Circuit Court
TO appoint an auditor TO hear the plaintiffs
claim The Court has denied the motion.
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on a Legal Mission.

Attorney OF the District of. Columbia, ar
rived here Saturday from the State of Wash
iHgtGn. While on this Coast he will take
testimony in two important cases. which
are soon to be heard before The Court of
Claims: One is that-of the Merritt Wreck
ing Company against the United States To
recover $4,000 for work done in raising ths
steamer TalIapoosa- in NineYard Sonnd.
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A PHILANTHRoPIsT's PLANS.
Proposed Academy and Home for ship-build-

NEW YORK. Nov. William ii. Webb.
the well-known ship-builder, capitalist and
philantEropist who proposes to ablish an
academy and home for ship builders. has
returned from Europe. He says: "I havenot
had time to visit the academy and home to
see how the work is Progressing, but un-
derstand the work is going on satisfactorily,
and it is expected that the building will be
rooted over this fall. When finished the
academy will be the only in institution of the
kind in the world" 1t is Webb's purpose to
found an Institution where young men can be
taught everything appertainne to the art
OF ship building absolutely without expense
to themselves. Through his liberality
they will receive not only instruction,
including every facility for practice work,
but their board and lodgings free. The
school will accommodate about twenty live
pupils and will be open to any young man
who is des!rous Of learning the ship-builders'
trade.
In connection with the academy will be
home, which is designed as a free home
Tor aged shipbuilders and their wives WHO
are unable to support themselves. 1t will
accommodate about 100 people. The acad-
emy and home is on Fordham Heights.
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An English Cornoration in Tronb,s

DULUTH (Minn.). Nov. Attachments
aggregs ting 100000 have been issued
against the Iron and Land Company OF Min
nesota. The corporation is composed priu-
cipally of Englishmen, and it is charged
that the English holders have scheme to
look after their individual interests regard
less Of the interests of American holders.
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POSTOFFICE THIEF.
Stole Government Money, Absconded and Was
Arrested -

Arrested.
MOUNTAIN VIEW tCal), Nov. 1.-Two
weeks ago postal inspector and United
States Marshal called on our Postmaster.
instructng him to have arrested any man
calling for the mail of Charles Curtis, as tie
said person, while acting rs: a nloney-order
clerk in the Postoffice at Carpentera some
time back, had .absconded With Government.
money. Alter disappearing Curtis ordered
his mail sent from San Francisco TO M2Hn-
tain View. He has been working in Rich
ard Henry's vineyard. and to-day for the
first time called for his mail. He was imme-
diately arrested and will be turned over TO
the Government Off ials in the morning
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AN ENGLISH VIEW.
The Stuff Cabled by a Correspondent OF
the London Times.

the London Times.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Times correspond
ent at Valparaiso reports as follows: Evi-
dence gathered from all hands appears TO
eonclusiyely prove that the American SQUAD
ron acted the part Of spies for Balmaceda.
and that second only tothe Dictator's troops
the most effective assistance to the cause of
oppression was received from Minister
Egan, the American squadron and the Wash-
iDgton administration, the two latter LAYING
probably been received by Minister Epan
from the first / have absolutely verified from
ex-officlal sources Minister Egan's intimacy
with and ObSequiousness TO Balmaceda.
The consensus of: -documenary and other
evidence cOmpels n belief in the accuracy
of the charge that Admiral Brown Impaired
the result Of his visit to .Qufntere to Bal
nlaceda's officials. Admiraf Browns state
meBt that he took British naval officer to
the Quihteros is untrue.
At Coquimbo / received proof that the
Americans described the situation of the
aCongressionalist troops and feet in North
eTn Chile. The American Ca BILE was cut at
iqulQua, under protection Of an American
m8n-of-war, to enable Balmaeeda 10 control
opinion abroad. The. feeling of the nation
nnder tile circumstances may easily be
easily understood. But Chileans of
all Glasses separate the Ameri
can. nation f,om lis representatives
In connection with these gross aggrava-
lions. Upon improved, if mot unfounded
charges Minister Egan, in order to cover his
.nrsustainable position. has addressed three
hostile notes to- the Chilean Government,
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Eold Bank Robbery

OMAHA Neb.l, New. IA special from
Homer, Neb.. says the State bank was
robbed this morning by two masked men of
$1,000. The robbers went to the cashiers
residence and compelled him, at the point
OF revolver, to accompany them to the
bank and 0pen the safe, after which they
gagged and bound him. The robbers
eSCaped.
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Grain Warehouse Burned.

NAPA, Nov. .1.-Just before II o'clock to-
night fire was discovered in ain old wooden
warehouse on the corner of Third and
Brown streels, owned by Thompson& Baird.
Flour and grain were stored in the house,
most of it being removed without damage
save by water The loss is between $500
and $1,000 No Insurance. -.'.'
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" AMIGO FRITZ" "

Successful Presentation of Mascagnis New
Opera in Rene.
ROME, Nov. 1.-According to previous
announcement "Amico Fritz" Petro Mas
cagni's new opera. had its first public per-
formance last night. The audience mani
Tested enormous enthusiasm and seven
scenes were encored. Signor Mascagni was
called before the curtain thrty-thlee times.
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A Fraudulent Divorce.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The decree of
the Judge OF the Sixth Judicial District
Court at Fargo. n. Oak, granting ex-Passed
Assistant Paymaster Lewes a. Y0rke an
absolute divorce, is to be contested by Mrs
Iorke in the courts of North Dakota, and if
necessary carried TO the Supreme Court of
the Unlted States :.
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Suicida in n HnteI

NEW YORK, Nov. 1-Captain Algernon
Horner, 45 years old, formerly Captain in
the British army and of late in the employ,
it is said, of the English secret service, COM
mtted suicide Sunday afternoon in a room
at the Victoria Hotel by shooting hims elf
through the right temple. No cause was
assigned for the deed.
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Senator Quay Sues for Libel.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 1.-The Commercial Ga
zette's Beaver special says: Senator Quay
has instructed his counsel to commence suit
tomorrow morning in Philadelphia against
James Kerr, Chairman of the Democratic:
State Committee, for 100000 damages. for.
libel and conspiracy to libel.
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KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1.-The American
Library Association excursions: party. ar
rived here last night en- route from Salt
Lake City to the East The party, which is
composed OF President Samuel S. Green of
Worcester, Mass, and thirty five other
members OF the association, left for Chicago
this morning
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Prohibition Sustained.

BISMARCK On. d., Nov by decision
filed yesterday, the Supreme Court sus,ans
the prohibition law in every particular.
The case was the noted one of John Haas
OF Fargo, and the only question on appeal
was that Of the constitutiOnalily of tie law.
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MINING TROUBLES.
Movement to Liberate All of the Tennessee
Convicts

Movement to Liberate All Of the Tennessee
Convicts.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn.), Nov. IA rumor
is current here to the effect that secret
understanding exists between the miners
throughout the State to liberate all convicts
working in the mines. In consequence. it
Is thought the next move will be on Oliver
Springs, Tracy City and Inman. A special
to the Times says that the Bricevile miners
resumed work yesterday morning. The
conylcts are scattered. a majority fleeing 10
the mountains of Kentucky. The matter
has created great excitement here, and the
outcome Is looked forward to with in
terest. Tue failure of the Legislature to
adjust the difficulty Is the foundation of the
present iawlessness. and the public is very
indignant
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d. Russian Distress.

: PARIS, Now IA telegram received at
tile Russian Embassy here announeesthe
!: issuance of a. ukase. in Russia prohibiting
! from to-day the expectation of all cereals
excepting wheat. The Russ an Government
:seas assigned another S2,00o,0eO rubles to the
=;
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:: Earthquake Shocks Predicted:

CITY OF: MEXICO, Nov. John n. Con-
'treras, an: earthquake prophet at GUIANA
juato, forecasts trembling for either the
States of Mexico, Puebla or Vera Cruz, be-
tween the Sth and 10Th Of November. =,
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DIR. Washington. Aver, Supervisor from
the Fifth Ward, is lying ill at his home, and
1t is reported by his friends that his coudi-
tion is extremely critical He. has been
suffering for some time. it is said, with a
complication OF diseases, which have grown
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A Murderer's Body Found.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.--Detectives at Fort
Lee. N. j.. have positively identified the
body Of the suicide found on Saturday at
Englewo0d, N. j.. as William Miller, who
byutally murdered Minnie Rheinhauser in
this city last Friday.
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- = = -
Russian. Refugees in France.

:: PARIS. VIII Foreign Minister Ribot,
having urged De Giers during his recent
visit to Madrid 10 try to: persuade the Gar to
visit France. was told*th it was first ad-
visable to eXrel all Russian refugees, and II
is supposed they. are preparing to make a
c lean. sweep Of them over the Swiss irontier.
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PRAIRIE FIRES.
Tons Of Hay and Hundreds of Sheep, Horses
and Cattle Cremated.

MANDAN On. Dak.). Nov. Persons
from Oliver County tell of the severe ex-
periences that farmers and ranchmen had
with the recent prairie fires. More damage
was done than was at first supposed. Sew
eral thousand tons of Lay were lost large
ranges were burned, and it is estimated that
twenty settlers had their homes and stables
burned. John Day had a flock of 400 sheep
cTemated. Three settlers, named Nelson,
Hunter and Smith, lost their horses and
cattle, as we'll as their buildings.
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Paraguay Duty on Imnorts.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The Bureau of
American Republics has information that
new law of Paraguay, taking effect to-day.
I'm poses an import duty of 10 per cent on
Hour, and The duty imports is increased
20 per cent.
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Diamonds LIN .nIetenrs.

Before the A. a. A. S. was recently ex-
:hibited: a meteeTie found in Arizona, most
extraordinary feature of which was that it
contained diamonds. this being the first time
that such a stone had ever been seen or even
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THE STREET FIGHT.


Interview With Witnesses of the Attack
on the Sailors.
VALPARAISO, Nov. IAN article In the
Fe1ro Carril to-day says: There is no
cause for alarm in the differences between
Chile and tile United States. Senior Muntt
cables TO the Junta that he was cordially re-
ceived by Blaine, who assured him that the
United States would await the result of the
investigation in Chilean courts and that the
spirit of the State Department is far from
hostile to US. l have interviewed many
valuable witnesses of the shooting and
stabbing affray, but / withhold their
names. One test fes to the per-
feet sobTiety Of Riggin, who was
shot dead and Turnbull. who saw the
stabbing done. Another most important
witness saw the shooting done and can rec
ognize the person who did it; another that
cap name three men who stabbed Riggin.
They further testify to the sob-iety of the
sailors. Another witness can testify to the
shooting and 10 the fact that it was done
by person in uniform. Another heard
Sergeant say; "Qne tire" (why did You
shOot9. Several Englishmen familiar with
the details do not want to testify.
Captain Sch!ey gives personal evidence
as to the orderliness and sobriety of the men
at 40 o'clock. The fight began at o'clock
Many can testify to the robbery of a sailor
in broad daylight within hundred yards of
the 1ntendente. The man robbed was per
fectly sober"
The esponiage over the American Lega-
tiOn was begun again Friday night. Two
ladies, the wife and sister Of refugees left
the legation, and while walking home were
stopped BY inen in plain clothes, who said
they must 90 to the San Pablo Common Jail.
The men said they had orders to arrest all
persons leaving the legation. The ladies
protested and declared their identity At
that moment a carriage dashed rapidly up
the street from the legation. Al the same in
slant ten men appeared from do0rways and
other concealed places ard started in pursuit.
abandoning the ladies, who sought refuge
in friends house. The carriage was empty
and the horses had been frightened. This
revealed the existence of the. espionage
There is, however, no absolute ihfor-
nation. When interviewed Minister Egan
said he had mo official cognizance
of it, inasmuch as the Chileans only were
molesied. Should complaint be made to
him he would renew his demands to the
Junta that it cause no further arrests.
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MADRID. Now 1.-The Rethschilds will
now make loan of $4,000 600 and will ad.
vance ooe,0e0 more in gold to the Bank
Oh Oh spain, The contract will be signed on
Wednesday next.
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BALTIMORE DIOCESE.

An Examiner Consecrated Coadjutor and Titu-
lar Bishop
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-Most Rev. D.. p,
l.. Chappelle was consecrated this morning
as coadjutor 20 Archbishop Nalpoints of
Santa Fe, n. Mex, and titular Bishop of
ArabiSso, Asia Minor.
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TWO TO ONE.
Desperate Fight Between an American. and

Desperate Fight Retween an American and
Mexicans. at, a Mining Camp. :;-
CITY: OF. MEXICO, n ov.@. 1.--.At. The min
ing camps Of San Pablo, near. Buenayen-
tura, Coahhra, therewas. "A sanguina5y4bat-
tie: recently between John F. 5Aloulton, an
American. and Antonios Ventura and Leo
nardo Rodriglies, Mexicans: The Mexicans
fell. upon NJ oulton, knives in hand and he
defended himself with "a dagger: AT. the
conclusion :of the figntsNeitura was dead,
Rodrigues had four dagger wounds in his
body and M0ultonIwas BADLY slashed. -.
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Cardinal Layieerie Seriouslv m

: PARIS, Nov. 1.--Adyices from Africa re-
port that Cardinal Lavigerie is seriously i'll,
at Algiers, The Pope has sent his blessing
to the Cardinal.
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Continental Union.

TEcUMsEn OntariOL Nov. IA strong
branch Of the Continental Union, whose OBJ
jeet is po litical alliance with the United
States. was formed here last night.
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PARIS, Nov. 1.-Gr and Duke Alexander
OF Olden6urg, Chief Military Expert of
Russia. is taking part in n strategic confer
ence now proceeding between French and
Russian officers.
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EAST AFRICA.

Soldiers at Lorenzo Marquee
PARIS, Nov. IA Portuguese mail-boat
from; East Africa has arrived at Marseilles
and reports a recent encounter between
British and Portuguese soldiers at Lorenzo
Marquee. in which. two were killed and
fifteen Injured
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Steamers Arrived;

Tile steamers Willamette from Yaquina
Bay. Newport from Eel River, Record from
Westport. and YaQuina from Port Hartford
arrived last night.
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EDITOR BowAN's SLAYER.

A. L, Lee to Be Taken to Frio County, Tex,
for Trial.
New ORLEANS, Nov. IA Picayune
Austin Crex) special says:: A, l.. Lee, who
shot and killed Editor Bowan last summer,
will be taken from: Jail and be conveyed to
Fri0 County for trial. 1t IS reported that
much Ill feeling exists, and IL the rum0rs
arc true bloodshed is Imminent, Governor
Hogg has ordered the State militia at San
Antonio TO hold themselves ready to pro-
ceed to Frio County at a moments notice.
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listen, and the story is said to have vastly
improved with age, as indeed all things

!; But aside .from:the glory Cartigny has got
little out of it,, He has no: property of his
own, and his .pension:i is only SIO6 a year.
Napoleon III allowed him. $50 more than
TINS, but the fall of the second empire cut
thai. t.off. Despite the smallness of his iiy:
ing Father Cartigny does not complain. He
thanks God daily that hewas: born a French
man. N that ne. got a wound in.the service of
Fran ce, and that his life was spared SO that
ne might die on the French soil of his ma
The morning call., 1891-11-02
Burqlarized a Frnit-store.

:. At midnight Saturday Special Policeman
Reid found Pisa Galeazfinthe fruit-store of
s.; Della Maggior;, 9l4 Valencia street. Gal
eazi was locked up for burglary. e.
The morning call., 1891-11-02

The value of land in Berlin has increased
65 per. cent in the last ten Tears. -. - ::
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09

William Daily on the James Hug
gard farm is the happy father OF a
bouncing boy, born Sunday morn
ing last.
Goods are now sold cheaper at
Taralseth's. brick store than ever
before.
The Bjoin Opera House, at
Crookston, will be opened by the
Boston Comic Opera Co. on Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
with Wednesday. matinee, on April
18th 14thand Is. The Opera House
is the most complete this side of the
Twin Cities.
How to save Money.-It was ar
important question, and hurryine
round the corner the other girl sale
gossip and the dog yelped and
ran.
Then it was that one OF the worst
specimens OF humanity suddenly
leaped from q empty hogshead leav
ing the BODY untouched for the cook
had not washed her face for week
At that moment, two handsoml,
dressed ladies met face to face ane
she said, "The way to save none,
is to trade at Whitney's; they posi-
lively sell cheaper than any othe
dealer in their line''
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09

Franson, the shoe man, has the
very lowest prices, always consider
ing the quality and price. All goods
strictly warranted.
To, the Isadlks OF Warren and
vicinity Il hayaiust received q choice
Line Of Spring Millinery Lace and
fancy Veilinx-tlle finest assortment
Of Ribbons north of Crookston.
Thanking the Ladies' for past pat
;tonaye, would kindly invite them to
call and examine my goods before
purchasing their spring Millinery.
Mrs. w. G. TAYLoR.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-09

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