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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-26
Czwartek, dnia 26 Lutego 1891 r.

St. Cloud by}o ME ma czasie.
Nawet tax umiarkowane pi-
sma jak LA Llberte', kt6ra
podzegania Deroulede'a i jego
zwolennikow potepiaja, wy
raza zyczenie aby cesarzowa
sw6j pobyt W Paryzu skr6ci3a;
jak National" donosi mia}
minister spraw wewnetrznych
Constans zwrocic uwage am
basadora niemieckiego re by
}oby rozsadnie trzymac W ta-
jemnicy chwile odjazdu cesa-
rzowej. W innych ko}ach
utrzymuja re Rad mia} cesa-
rzowa prosit o przyspieszenie
wyjazdu o kilka godzin. TO
jest pewnoscia ME prawda,
lecz W ostatnich godzinach do
nosza re liga patryot6w zamie
RIA nieprzyjazna demonstracye
na dworcu pred wyjazdem.
Wed}ug obecnego programu
wyjedzie cesarzowa stad W
piatek. Cesarzowa wype}nila
zyczenie swego syna cesarza
Wilhelma zbadania usposobie-
MIA Paryzau wzgledem Me
mice i ich panujacych. =
Cesarzbwa mia}a d}ugie roz-
mowy z Juliuszem Simon, Pere
Didon, Renanem, Menavrea i
st. Hilaire'em. NaturaInie
unikano pyta1 co do odstapie-
MIA terytoryow i rozmowy by
}y zadowalniajace.
Anglia.
Londyn, 25 lutego.
Bankructwo handlarzy drze-
wen Prior Wotton s. Co. 20
sta1o zg1oszone. Zaleg1osci wy
nosza $l.900.000.
Glasgow, 25 lutego.
Dyrektoryum State Line
Steamship Go. zapowiedzia}o,
zepotrzebnych bedzie s45o.ooo
do zap3acenia d}ugu i jako
dalszy kapita} obrotowy iowa
rzystwa. Jezeli akcyonaryusze
tel sunny ME podpisza musi sic
towarzystwo rozwiazac. W
ostatnich czasach interesa to-
warzystwa coraz gorzej sz}y, a
State of Nebraska" by1 jedy-
nym parowcem towarzystwa,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-26

zachowanie ich W tajemnicy
lecz domyslaja sic, re sic tycza
pobicia foty fosyjskiej na Bal
tyku, podczas gdyby Anglia
i W}ochy francuska fote na
morzu Srodziemnem W szachu
trzyma}y.
Berlin, 25 lutego.
ZieG ks. Bismarka hr.
Rentzau, ma bye przeznaczo-
nym ma ambassadors niemie-
ckiego W Hadze.
Frapcya.
Pary5, 25 lutego.
Spadkobiercy niedawno
zmar}ego MALARIA Meissoniera
postanowili zawartosc praco-
wni mistrza sprzedac.
Pory5, 25 lutego.
Liga patryot6w wyrazi4a sic
0 odwiedzinach cesarzowej
Fryderykowej bardzo nieprzy-
Jamie, az do wyjazdu jej cia-
gle odbywa}a posiedzenia.
Wiedza tu re sic W Berlinie
spodziewano re prezydent
Carnot cesarzowe odwiedzi,
lecz postanowiono ma posie
dzeniu gabinetu re poniewaz
cesarzowa podr6zuje ,,inco-
gnito" odwiedziny szefa sztabu
jeneralnego wojskowego pre-,
zydenta dla zadoscuczynienia
wymogom uprzejmoScl jen.
Brugere oraz ministra spraw
zewnetrznych Ribot'a So wy
st4rczajace.
Obydwaj wiec panowie wpi-
sail imiona swoje W liste Cd
wiedzajacych W niemieckiej
ambasadzie. = Cabinet po
wzia} to postanowienie zape-
wne dlatego, by prezydent
Carnot z powodu odwiedzin
cesarzowej ME naraza} sic ME
przyjaznej m"ze opinii pu-
blicznej. = Cesarzowa zwie-
dzifa dis Louvre pocaem O.
biadowa}a W ambasadzle ME
miecAiej, ma ktory to obiad
by{ take zaproszony nuncyusz
papieski.
Pary5, %. lutego.
Wykazuje sic ze zwiedzenie
przez cesarzowa Versailles i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-26
Rok IL.

pienia wielkich ilosci srebra,
a potem postraania sic to, by
W legislature przeprowadzonos
bill srebrny.
Jeden z pos}6w kupowal
wprawdzie srebro, ale W cza-
sic, kiedy ME by}o pred Izba-
mi blu srebrnego i sprzedal
je tez, MIN bill ten przyszedl
ma st6}. Wszyscy przeto So
niewinni, a co Owenby gada},
lub chcia} gadac, to ME zas}u-
guje ma uwage.
! Byrnes, Inspector policyi.
New York., 25.lutego.
Kr6l W1och nada} order tu-
tejszemu inspektorowi policyil
Thomas F. Byrnes W uznanlu
jego zas}ug przy starapiu sic O
przybywajacych tu W}och6wI
i o aresztowanie zbieg}ych
bandyt6w. Order ten wraz q
urzed"wym aktem nadania juz
nadszed} do tutejszego w4o-
.skiego konsula i zostanie
wkr6tce wreczonym Byrneso-
wi. (Czy tez przyjmie?)
Ze Stolicy Stanu.
Springfield, Ill.,, 25. lutego.
Ma wsp6lne posiedzenie dis
ME stawilo sic trzech cz}on-
k6w: senatorowie Mathews i
Lehman i pose} Payne. Wszy-i
scy trzej SO republikanami.
G}osy republikahskie wraz q
farmerskimi wynosi}y 100 vi
obec lol demokratycznych, a
zatem ami republikanie AMI
aliansowcy ME g3osowali, aze-
by ME dopusci6 do wyboru
kandydata demokratycznego.
Demokraci jednak gfosowali.
l94, 125 i 1875 g1osowanie
przynios}o Palmerowi lo1 g}o-
sow: 'inny kandydat zadnych
g}os6w ME otrzyma}.
Pow0dz.
Los angeles, Ca5., %. lutego.
DIS W po}udnie nadesz}a
wiadomosc, IL najmniej szesc
osob W skutek powodzi zycie
straci}o. Familia Wells, skla-
dajaca sic z meza, zony die
(Dok. na 4 tel str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-26

AoOA W."
Belgia.
Brxkseba, 25 lutego.
Boulanger i Deroulede po-
tajemnie sic tn spotkali, ably
naradzie sic mad srodkami dal-
szego dzia}ania, oraz sprawami
swej partyi, gdyz odwiedziny
cesarzowej Frydrykowej W
Paryzu szowinizm ma nowo po-
ruszy}y. spodziewaja sic, re i
inni Francuzi sic do mich przy-
Hiszpania.
Madoyt, % lutego.
Konwersya przyczki wyspy
Cuby przeznaczona ma przysz}y
tydzie6 w movie tronoWej
przy otwarciu kortez6w zapo-
vie kr6lowa Regentka przyje-'
Gle pozyczki prawdopodobnie
zagranicy W wysokosci sto
milion6w.
Brazylia.
BIO Janeiro, % lutego.
Pc upadku cesarstwa pro.
wizorycznie obrany Prezydent
Rzeczpospolitej brazylijskiej
Da Fonseca, zosta} ostatecznie
na prezydenta republiki wy
branym.
Chill.
Lisbona, 25 lutego.
Pocztowe wiadomoSci 2 A.
meryki po}ud. donosza, re pre-
zydent Chile6ski Balmaceda
swoje rodzine dla bezpiecze6
stwa wys}a} do Argentynii.
Pc powt6rnem zajeciu Pisaguy
rozstrzelano zimna krwia IL
oficerow powsta1czych. Zawez-
ywanie przez Balmacede dowy=-
boru nowego prezydenta W
March, og}asza cz}ohk6w obu
LIB "a buntownik6w, ktorzy
zas}uzyli ma kare wydalenia z
kraju.
Madagascar.
Marsy5ia, % lutego.
Kapitan przyby}ego tn z
Madagaskaru parowca opowia-
da, re gubernator Nossi-Be
i francuskich kolonii, ma pol
>nocno-zachodnim wybrzezu
przesz1o 100 powsta1cow kaza}
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-26

Telegramy zagraniGZne:
Misya cesarzOWej Wdowy We
Francyi.
MiliOnOWe bankructWO lOndyn-
skich handlarzy drzeWa.
Stracenie poWstancoW W NADIA
gaskarZe.
DaFOnseca obrany prezydentem
Brazylii.
Prezydent z Chill Wysyfa sws
rOdzine do Argentynii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-26
DZlEMMlK cAIcAcoskl

WyeAodzi sodzienRie wyiatkiem niedzisl
i 6Wiat uroczystych.
>c~~>o~I8ro~
PRzEDPhATA Ola STANOW ZJEDN.
wynosi rocznle $500;
- miesiecz. S0.25:
Pojedynczy Numer 1c.
OLA EURoPY INNYCH PANsTW
rocznie $500.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-01-08
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BIG WOODS BRIEFS.

Bro WOoDs. Jan. !, 1900
A bridal party visited the Geyser
Spring Farm Vim. Cronkhite's) con
sisting Of II. O. Cronkhite, L. G. 8
eldest son, and Perry Smiths only
daughter, May. They were united
ut the Stone House, Argyle, Jan. LIST.
Miss Emma kawson and Mr.. Charles
Bradley acting as second best.
Big Woods loses one of it's stuunch-
est Alliance men, III. b. Imsdahl, who
enters your city and steps into the
office of Register Of Deeds. Ills fami-
.ly remain for Il time, on account Of
the sickness OF their little one.
As winter, advances the field opens
or the hunter, Mr.. Hans Peterson
having killed four deer, md wolves
howl in al directions.
Quite a number of young people
nave procured skates and enjoy
themselves ON Snake and Red rivers
Have heard OF no bodily injuries as
yet.
Mr.. Kirk Davies, formerly employ
ed by Wilbur Powell, has been engag-
ID to teach the winter term OF school
in Mr.. Cartoons district. His sister,
Miss Jessie, has just completed the
i,,ll term Mt the same place.
SANCHO
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-01-08

The old board Of county commits.
sioners met ut the court house on
Monday and approved the bonds 81
the new md reelected county officers.
On Tuesday the new board met for
business and organized by electine
p. /. Holan, OF the fourth district
chairman. This was q proper thing
to do, rs Mr.. Holan is one of thu
commissioners who held over. aud j.
acquainted with the duties Of tn,
board. The new members are FL
Dalqnist from the first district, anC
A. Nntting from the third district
Mr.. Bake succeeds himself 40 com
missioner from the fifth district ant
Mr., Hill from the second holds over
The new board consists entirely o
farmers and the taxpayers can fee
assured that they will not be a part,
to any corrupt schemes, and tha'
county affairs by them will be pru
IDENTIFY and economically admins
tered.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-01-08
LITERARY.

Lost in Sorrow. a Revere, is 4
new piece oil music trnns.riinM fol
Piano by j Il. Ecker. Full OF beau.
tiful harmony md by no means q
triffing composition This reyerie
may be pllyed by those who are not
yet master Of the ,lnwieldy classical.
This beautiful reverie is published by
Ing Fischer, Toledo, Oliin, md may
he obtained at any music store.
Price only 10 cents.
Now is the time to select yonr
winter reading. We will furnish the
Minneapolis Journal, Farm, Stock
and Home, American Farmer aid
the SHEAR, sll papers one year, for
the small sum Of five dollars. You
will then have the most widely circu.
latted daily newspaper III the state,
the best AZ. farm p.,per published in the
state, the best and leading county
paper ard another excellent ,lgricnl-
tnral paper, MI for five dollars.
Constant Improvement must l,e
the motto Of Hoods Calendar, for
every year it seems handsomer than
the year before. The issne for 81
represents two hoys and Il girl play.
ing musical instruments. ali brought
out in beautiful colors. The md be
low il also in colors, Will. the figures
NvsaanN
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-01-08

M Mmmons, postmaster Of
Isaville, Ind, writes Electric
sBittefs has done more fer ne than
all ether medicines combined, fol
that lad feeling arising from Kid
sRey snd Liver trsBkle." John Les
lie, farmer and steckn,an, Of sauls
place, says Flnd Electric D.ttars
TO be he best Kidney a. 4 Liver
medicine, made n. ff-;:l Ike a new
nan. lner, !iai.,.!warv
nlereh sIlt, sane Il, S. Il, Elees
brio Bllters IS JUS the AN 8 Cor d
man y ho is all ran dysn ans don't
care whether 10 .isas or dies; hs
found rev siren glAs good appetite
and felt just ike he had new
lease on life. OAly SOC bottle,
at e. E. Whitney 5 drug store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-01-08

lTseems that the great PenninQ.
ton air-ship which was supposed t.
be built and ready for trial trip at
Mt. Carmel, H., is not yet really be-
gun. Acorrespondent OF the Chicago
Tribune says the only signs Of prep
aration as yet are a lew post-holes
dug on a vacant lot, and the owner
OF the lot refuses to allow Pennington
to dig any more post holes. Pen.
nington's record has been looked up.
and it is found that he has failed in
everything he has undertaken 40 far.
He has launched number Of vast
and brilliant enterprises in yariou.
Illinois towns, and has invariably
been forced to abandon them leaving
his associates with Il load Of debts.
1t is evident that his flying machine
will not materialize very soon.-Fer.
gus Falls Journal.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-01-08
CROOKSTON SECURES THE LU-
THERAN COLLEGE,

CROoKSTON SECURES THE LII.
THERAN COLLEGE.
A. Grindeland returned srpmG Crook.
ston yesterday having attended the
meeting 81 the Red River Valley Col
isTs Association. He informs MS that
both Fargo and Grand Forks made
q hard fight to secure the location 81
the school. Crookston got ii how
ever upon the following conditions.
That the raty tlbhates $4,000 in
cash and n suitable site consisting Of
not less than 2 blocks each 800 IT..
square, on or before April lsts II
Crookston is,ils to comply With these
conditions THEN the next hest offer
from, either Fargo or Grand Forks
shall be accepted. The officers elect
ed nre as follows: Il. K. Aaker,
Crookston, Pres; 4. knudson, Grand
Forks, vicepres.; 5. 'rharaidson,
Grand Forks, Treas; Rev. c. Sang
stad, Grookston, See. The trusteps
ire: Rev. H. Roalkyam, Fisher, A.
Gfinieland, Warren, and Hon. A. p.
aaugen, Reynolds, n. D.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-01-08
+ ARM I JAMS.
Farmers E Merchants Bank,
E2c4-.Ssl,.1] r.; e: GT11rT.

AE7G IL. AEInIlT.
Dear sirAllow the that made
Arrangements which able loans
seads Prescriptions and Railroad Lands liberal
Therefore, should friends desire
first mortgage farm, would respectfully
confident that will find acceptabe; and IL
that event. shall be pleased you the desired
amount. ~
ALLOW V also h tg submit the
lat We do not loan cutbroa concern represent the
most liberal and popular Loan Company the Northwest
Bird All interest d loans negotiated by payable annu
ally On December ls and be paid at this Bank
IS charged in advance.
4th We not like other loan firms compelled to send appca
tons East to be accepted rejected and loss time
venences thereby avoided justly
clam that able complete loan in less time than
loan firm in Marshall Connty:
9TH ueeray loans years but if you prepared
to meet the Of the principal always
the time to suit your convenience.
9th We always have plenty and when promise you
Your loan, depend getting il Yours truly
H. &. MELGAARD Cashier.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-01-08
SUMMONS.

STATE OF MINEESOTA.Co uNTY OF AZ ARsaA11.
-ss District conrt. 14th Judicial district.
John Dolese and Jason " Shepard. co-partnsrs
as Dnlesa and Shepard. plaintiffs.
, G. 81. Ramsay and H. G. Davis. co-partners q
Ramsay X Co., defendants.
THn STATE OF MINNESOTA. to the above named
defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required d to an
sWer the complaint Of the plaintiffs 10 the above
entitled action, which complaint Is dled III the
office of the Clerk OF the District COurt the 18th
Judicial District, In aud for the county OF Mar
shall and state OF MinnesOta, and to serve 4
copy OF your answer to tho said complains ON
the subscriber. at his office in the village at
Warren In said county. within twenty days nf1er
the service Of this summons upon you exclusive
OF the day Ofsuct service: pnd II you fail to an
sWer the said complaint within the time afore-
sold the PLAINTIFF IN this action will take judg-
ment against yOu for the sum Of twenty-nns
hundred aud two dollars and forty -six cents.
with interest at the rate OF SIX per cent per an
mum on fourteen hundred. dfty-one and 2s-l00
dollars OF said amount from December 18th. 1879.
, and with interest ON fourteen hundred. nlty-One
and 23-l0O dollars Of said amount at the rate OF
six per cent per annum from January 18th. 1887.
together with the costs and disbursements Of
this action.
Dated December 18th. 1890
8. COOKE,
Plaintiffs Attorney. Warren. NtRn.
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MINNEAPOLIS LET TER

MIxNEAPoLIs. MIMI, Jan. 1. 1871.
To the Editor:
The saEAf being one OF the highly
priced papers of our little home, We
look for it's coning as We do for.th,tt
Of 4. friend in nee.s W. ail enjoy its
haalthftal reading. and feel d personal
interest in it's welfare and success.
AZ for myself I feel rs though, were
one Of you and lav,,e III tile near flu
ture to .rty You a visit in person but
4 Thought your renders, also your
towns folks, would like to hear from
those who were once among yonr
citizens Mr.. Chas. and Fred I.enhart
.botllla,e Of yom county hut now 81
this city, md who never tire of sing
ing the praises Of Warfef, Marshall
Co., and the SHEAR. Mr.. Fred Len
hart md fnmily are comfortably set
tied here, md Charlie and myself
comprise the family. l SUPPOSE the
yonng FOLKS Wionld like to hear Of the
hitter. He attended Il bill New
Years eve at East Side Turner's hall
in company within Young lady, and
TO Judge from appearances think
they enjoyed themselves, but towards
the close Of the bail he seemed to
think he was in n wheat field from
the way he kept going. As for
the lady in question she has not as
yet recovered Charlie is talking Of
paying Warren 4 flying visit so /
Thought | would post the young
folks before hand. The weather here
is very pleasant this winter with the
exception OF a few cold days and bus.
mess is at 4 stand still with bright
outlood for IN early and prosperous
spring. Yours in hope;
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First nuI,l;caf;on nac III i

DEFAULT having been :nade in the payment
of tie sum OF six hundred and three dollars
* 1908 G0) which is claimed to be due at the date
Scnted and delivered by Charles RungreI. on un-
married man. as mortgagOr to Wi linn CampiOn
az mortgagee bearing dnte the 18th day Of OctO-
timed therein. duly recorded IN the office OF the
register OF Deeds OF MarshnllcOnnty. Minnesota.
%. Q. the 3lat day Of October a. D. 1887 at two
5ofmostgagcs OIL page "a52. - and
WHkREAS, The said William ,,'ampiOn did.
r value received on the 18th day OF August 1890
duly assign the aforesaid mortgage together
with the ns.ta secured thereby 10 W. w Swift l,y
eed o, assii,s me. duly wit,;ess "a and acknowl-
s,tgi d 80 "a to enti.le he same to b.. re orded
Ind eas feertlesi III the o Zee OF TIL Register ot
+ DEEDS of said Mar>ha II county on the Both day
OF August lSJG ut four clock p. M. in book 90
{ OF no, tfs gas on page .1S2. = aid
Is WHEREAS, rte said W. w. Swift did. for
yaine received. On the ed day Of December 1890
duly assign tho aforesaid mortgage together
with The note secured thereby to T.. Lamberso,l
BY deed OF AZ signn ent duly Witnessed ard &C
corded nd was recorded in the office Ot the Reg
lister of Deeds OF said AIarshali comfy on the
. l . day Of December 1890. ut one o'clock and
fifty minutes II. IN lin book O50t mortgages on
page a4l2..', And 10 action or proceeding hlv.
ing been i.iatitnted Mt law otherwise to recoy.
el the debt secured by SAID mortgage or any
hart there,i:
NOW THEREFORE,, Notice is hereby given
that by virtue OF tile power OF sale contained In
gsaid mortgage and pursuant to the stain III
such case made and provided the said mortgage
will be foreclosed by sale OF tile premises deScrtu
Led in. and conveyed by said mortgage. viz: The
southwest one quarter Of section two q in town
sh: p one hundred md ffty-fye tl55l north Of
Minnesota, with the hereditaments and appur
tenances thereunt0 belonging. Which sale will
BIO IN ode BY the Sherfn OF said county OF Marshall
lage OF Warren In said county and State OH Sat
urday the 3lst day OF January 1891 at ten O'Clock
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First publicati on, Dec. iii

First publication, Dec. il.
WHEREAS. James H. Hestdrick and Sarah n
Headrtck. his wife. Of Marshall county. state Of
November. a: D. 1886. duly execute and deliver to
state 81 New York ,n' e is.'l no. as;
bearing date Of November 18th, 4. b.
lsss; whereby .r they -mortgagsd to said
ell III he county Of Marshall and stats Of hinne-
sofa to wit: Tie southeast quarter OF section
%. tOwnship l57. range ~ west. cOntainlnx leo
hundred dollars. with interest thereon, according
to the conditions Of one certain pr0missory note.
with intrrtst coupons attached. BEARING even
date with satd mo;tgaRe. and made BY said
mnrteagors to slid mortgage. or order. whieh
SAID mortgags was OF, the 9th day Of Eovsnhef
A. y; lsss ut o'clock M duly recorded In the
county OF Marshall In book II. Of mortgages. ON
page 43: aid
| WHE tt.AS. default has been made II. the pay
ment - the sum Of seve.ity and 7O-lov dollars.
due as interest upon said mortgage ON tue lat
day q lal.uary a. p. 1888. and ON the further
mOrtgage on the list day Of January A. d. 11e0.
and on tho further sum Of sixty three dollars due
AZ interest therec ON the LIST day Of January 4.
cue; and
WHEREAS. It was stipulated by and between
the parties to said mortg:.ge that default
| nants therein contained on the part Of the mort
gaRors. to be kept and performed that then aud
frs.m th.EcafOrth It shall be lawful for the said
Or assgns TO consider and declare the wi no . sum
secured THEREBY as Immediately due and payable
without notice to said mOrtgaKOrs or any other
WHEREAS. tho said MORTGAGE Mary 8. Fair
banks has xercised her option consider sad de-
ciaIs. and does hereby eonsidsr and deelaIe tie
to De due and yablR; and
WHEREAS. there ia now due. and claimed to
uns On e. said
dollars and no proceeding have beell tnstltutod
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The Great West has triumphed and
has again been made the official paper
OF the alliance. 1t took some time
to do it, but at last it succeeded.
When the convention adopted ito
platform it passed the following reso-
luton:
We do not believe it is for the best
interest OF the alliance to establish
organs, but TO patronize those papers
which support it's principles =
In spite Of this. before the annual
meeting closed, an attempt was made
to pass q resolution, making the
Great West the official paper, but be-
fore it was passed the convention adj
iourned AS soon as the executive
committee got together 1t passed the
following resolution:
Resolved, that the Great West. 81
st. Paul, Is hereby designated . IL
newspaper in which to publish. &c
cOrding to the constitutions all o.
cial notices Of the alliance, inc1udin2
the weekly reports Of the secretary al
the state alliance.
This is liable to cause . biz row,
but there's no discounting ths lact
that they must riseearly IS tho morn
ing to down Fish and the Great Wet.
Fergus Falls Journal.
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THE Banner came out last week
under it's new management. Mr..
Cronkhite writes fnently, and h.
let's all his rhetoric loose in singing
the praises OF Mr.. Donnelly. HI
makes a few hits at the other papers
in the county which are hardly fai,
and refers to it's editors as being men
OF great political sagacity md OPP
posed to every principle Of the ALI
ance. The editor Of the SHEAR lays
claim to no political sagacity. W.
are no politician in the sense that
term is generally understood, but Il
the term politician means a student
OF the science Of government then we
plead guilty to u slight extent.
Neither is ttrue thatw are opposed
to every principle Of the Alliance.
We believe that many Of ito princi-
pies are correct and should prevail,
but there are some that; we do not
favor. Many OF the reforms ilemand-
ed by the Alliance are favored by the
good men OF all parties.
Long may the Banner wave!
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81. q. MEL GAAR RID Cashier

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y severe, but in the end decisive;
either confession is made Of a hope
less bankruptcy which might and
should have been avoided, or intee-
rity is sacrificed to the temptation OF
the moment. Debt ruins as many.
households, and destroys as many
fine characters rum; tits thedeviIss
mortgage on the soul, and he is al
ways ready to foreclose. Pay all
Your bills. Look every man in the
face, conscious that you owe the
world no more than it owes you. Be
indebted for nothing but love, and,
even that be sure you pay in kind,
md that YOU, payments are fre-.
quent. Ladies' Home journal.
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The Duluth, Red Lake Falls 4
Northern Railway engineers met with
severe accident a few days ago.
The main tent containing bedding,
clothing and supplies. took fire while
the crew We're out TN the line, the
tent and contents being burned. New
tents and supplies were sent out from
Fosston, by j. b. Holmes on Dec.
10th. The party IRE now near the
Mississippi river north OF Grand
RAPIDS, ontheir way to Duluth. RED
Lake Fails Gazette.
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The legislature met ON Monday
and the Senate was speedily organ
ICED by the Alliance Democratic
combination There has been a dead
lock over the organization ot the
house, each party voting Tor its own
candidates, but the probabilities arr
that the Alliance candidate for
speaker will be success sfnl.