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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-29
z AILROADS.
PM From Pittsburgh Union Station.
VuennsyIVdnid IlngS.|
Trains Run by Central Time

nun " So4bia3 44Ancs
Horsnwest estsystem-Fort Wayne Route
DErAnr for Chicago, points intermedias and beyond:
sl90 a.m ~ 10 am, *l2.0 pm. *1.00 p.m., IS As
p n, tli.ao pm ARRIVE from same points +l2O5
a.m, Il Is am. $500 a.m, 1885 An, 900 p. m,
DErAkr for Toledo, point, Intermediate and bevopd:
T.l6a.m., az pm: y Cop III 20 pm. ARRIVE
from same points: Ills am, +6a5 an, +6oOP.m.,
DrsAnr for Cleveland, points intermediate and
I'll .06 IN. AsRIvz from same points: s5.5G a. m.
t2l5 p. m, 800 p. m. t7.oo I'M.
DEPARr for New Castle, Erie, YOUNGSTOWN, Ashta-
kula, points Intermediate and beyond: 40 a.m.,
fl2.O pm. ARRIVE from same points: II Is Pm,
DsrAKr for New Castle, Jamestows Youngstown
md Niles. 1915 Pm AERIVE from came points; +;
DzrAKT for Youngstown, .1220 pm. ARRIvr from
Younsstovn $3.50 Pm.
Southwest System-Psn Handle Route
DEFIANT for Columbus. Cincinnati, indianapolis, St.
Louis, points intermediate and beyond: 81 20 an,
points: .a.5O m, $500 a. m, *555 pm
DErART for Columbus, Chicago, points intermed,ts
:.as :.s sssGss Sssss: so tie rs Pa A''''' '.
tis5p r m, fsso P; H. Is Pm, 4.5O ?. p Aa,Iv;
SH s1axs w.'anssSa sS9 a. q j o ESQ
D.,AsT for Wheeling, n 90 a. NJ, tl2 o5 nm,
H. IS p. m, fS.10 p. N. ARRIVE from Wheeling.
t70 Am, 4, ,45 a. M, tsa p. m, t5.55 Pm
Cans through, East and Wesr, on principal trains
T1ux ,fABLEs of Through and Local AecommodaS
3 N ab.aiaed a. iio Fish Avenue and Union Station
Pe1sburgh, and at principal ticket Offices of the Penn
syivania Lines West Of Pittsburgh.
sDsily. Tee Sunday. tEx. Saturday. yEx. Monday.
JOHEPH WOOD, Z. "A. FORD,
eaasrsl nssasr. General Passenger lgsut
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-29
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THE BEL RINGS
EVERY FIVE MINUTES
AND A PURCHASE
GOES FREE EVERY TIME
THE BELL RINGS.

~ INCE the Distribution of Merchandise
about people have received their purchases amounting value
Before the add
among Those who have
life
country Everybody
SOMEBODY MUST PURCHASE FREE OF CHARGE
EVERY FIVE MINUTES That somebody YOU Don't think
had You bound to
chase altogether will surely for about half actual value the big
still
bell!
pa customer! Tomorrow Saturday.
till Of
tremendously thing but considering
loss And that's smile when other dealers
We
finally old
and at "Wha fools morals
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-29

Evening Wraps
At less than half price,
PARCELS & JONES,
TwF 90 Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-29
PRELIMINARY
STATEMENT.
January l, 1902.

The 32i Annual Statement will be
issued hereafter; in the interval the
foregoing figures will show approx
imately the chief items of the account.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-29

HOODS PILLS act easily, yet promptly
and efficiently ON the liver and bowels, cure
headache.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02
y Red Wood Falls on MAY

| At Red Wood Falls on May goth
Il joint debate took place letweel!
DR.. Fish of the Great West and c.. L
Smith the editor of the M;nneal oils
Weekly Tribune. Dr.. Fish was
done M completely and in the last
issue OF his paper, the Great West,
he raves like mad man and heaps
all kinds OF abuse and vile epithets
upon Mr.. Smith, devoting nearly the
whole paper to him. Now the Great
West is the recognized organ OF the
Alliance or Peoples party in thi
state, and how any honest Christian,
mau endowed with reason and com
mon sense can place any confidence
in such Il paper or in II party which,
such Il paper and such an editor rep
rescnts, is more than we can make
out, Here are a few Of it's choice ut
teranccs IN regard to Mr. Smith: I'VE
think that this potential imbeciitN
married Smith ought to have his
clothes stripped from his shoulders,
and marked Witlln hot brand. One
shoulder should be: :. A mean man. =
The other shou!dread, e. l.. Smith,
s. q. OF r. c., Red Wood Fails May
Goth 1892
I" 4 specimen OF m,nhood-torsaken
mortality named G. H. Smith, editor
OF tile Minneapolis Weekly Tribune, .
etc.
But when We smite a reptile whose
business it is to spike truth TO the
devils pate. and make il i, hileous
nightmare in Lucifer's bosom, then
stand right up and call him a liar
and you can get your clothes cleaned
as tie tailor sliop-;tnd your bruises
.laVed with beefSteak at the butchers.
There are men whom it would be y
hldeons injustice not to call a liar
This is from the head lines (The
Republicans) ''turn the brass bands
on DE-. Fish nftar a miserable attempt
to answer him by a crook named G..
l.. Smith, who made himself ridicu-
ions and ppstifrrous
We ask ii stun expressions are not.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02

Special Excursion, Rates.
The official route Of the Supreme
Lodge, A. Q. @. W., from Sc. Paul to
Helena, is via tile Great Northern.
Special train leaves st. Paul June
18th, at 8 a. N. Round trip rate
vim this or regular train $40, with
choice Of various routes returning.
The same rate .tlso uppliea to the
lining Congress July 18th. and the
Nntional Encamplnrnt Sons 81 Vet
..,rans August 9Th, both at Helena.
For particulars inquire ot N. E.
Whitney, agent, who will also fur
nisll Information regarding the h,.ll
fare rates, vis the Greut Northern,
from this place to Minneapolis du.
ring the National Republican, Con.
vention.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02

OF a good system OF drainage the
farmers OF Marshall county will lose
many thousands OF dollars through
delayed, hampered or. unfinished
seeding. Drainage to be effectual
must be according to d system,
bitches must connect and should be
constructed SO that the water will
run Off. Some years ago the county
paid for making a survey for drains
age purposes, but nothing further
was done in the premises, and the
state failed to make the necessary
appropriation. II our members OF
the last Legislature had done their
full duty they would have left no
stone unturned to secure state ap-
preparation for drainage, but neither
our senator nor our representative
took any interest in the scheme.
They We're rather opposed to it.
tG SUI isccSS itll llle 4IIlOlSCufc IL
receives from the clouds, but the wa
ter that drains off from other lands
aud overaews the fields is what does
the harm. Take for instance the
conlie that empties itself on the prai-
RE !, little Vest OF the Woodward
farm. The water from that Cpulie
overfows the greater part OF Vega,
OAK Park and Big Woods before it
reaches the Lower Snake, and
thousands OF acres III these towns
will not be cropped this yetir lie
cause Il channel is not cut through
for this water whereby it may be
drained off.
Let the subject OF drainage and
also OF better roads receive i1nmedi-
ate attention. The people must take
the matter into their own hands.
Let the county be organized into
drainage districts according to the
law which is now upon our statute
books. Separate towns may il they
so choose, organize themselves into
drainage districts, and the county
commissioners may also construct
drains and bitches when they find
the public welfare demands it. But
the people must petition in all cases
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02
MORTGAGE Safe.
First publication M.,s 9Th. 1882. ]

DEFAULT hayin., beaisn,;lie iii The payment
of the su.n OF 'fWsl,ty-foilr Hoil:,rs
and sixteen cents, the i:'t-rest
which became due on the frst sday OF
JnnnAryA u 1899, aud which IL ciil.n,e,i 10 be
due AID is tue Gnt uapaii at tnet: t. If tins
,lotic,snp certnin iitOrtgaes aGlS t.xesuted
.lnu Delivered by Danial Maeil,.an unmarried
nan, oi the county 0! Marshn'i and state Q!
Minnesota, rs lnOrtgteOr. IL T.l. We:;, rinse
-nrity Company OF the COnuiNOi MindhaM. and
State of CONNECTICUT. rs nOrtanSte b'sri.e date
duly recorded III he oiee OF the Reg. OF Deeds
In ANA for the county 81 Marshali and S. ate of
minnesota, IN he sL,lay Of May, A. u. $50
i: 8:2D q clock q. m Iii hook - OF S.IyseS
Ill pages = is. 243 ID $50 l wi,i u si,l mort
gage Vas ex,.nted ns azores nd TO ssctire the
payment Of that certain :,rnaissprv y re fcl
SOL no dated April 23rdl 1850, and IN. pill 29rd,
1894, with interest Mt the rate of seven ner cent
per annum from dnts, Sigl!ed by said IN rtgagOr,
A maker and delivered to ann payable TO the
order OF said mortgage. and the said =, erteagi
by 10 ltDii Oi.the said default il the payment
sntd tarpst h,ls t,ecrc., To ids dos,
,rcise l.l.l option an! il 10 hseisS d.
clare tn n tle hoe u OF mo-. " which 1ss.-
,,:nreL 10 be psi. ,,y sal; mortgage is now du
ind pay ,le and tl.r is Claimed tn lie due II:
p.i,i ut he date Of tn = aotice upon said o! 8
and mortgage the IN II. OF Five Hnnl!'.1 and
One DO lars ,lS principal aid the s;:In Of Orc
Hundred and Five D.,.iars and seventy tx cen 4
~ n,tr,st. ard no actoi. or proreedingsn: lal
srt.theswise hlvi e ben irsttinie to ri,eovS
the q eot seenred by said III ortastge, or a;y pa;
thereof: .S
Nov Therefore. Notice il Hereby Giye'.. TT,
~ virtue OF. u power of aaleS Ecd in nit
:,,sa ma te ns,.' provided. the s,. ncrt =.
-. f0nclt,s,d M i,e premises tieacri.,a ii.,ln
Oyereu by shia mort g,e3. viz. s#s
rwsiy. als,'In ,roWnsnip One one hundred a,
.'itiy sesas. tl57l n. OF tnnee ls,tt. 5tl GO
aiming one hn,rlre and six " t16Ol AR no
Mar a sat Min
With the herei:t ,IneNtS aus sA;spnrt snn,.ces
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02
Pronounced II less, Yet
S'nUeel


From, . bitter ur item BIZ Mrs.
Ada e. Hurd Of triton, - = d We
quote IL &, 4. d with ]. had cold
which settled u. s,.y ,l'.sS, cough
set III and finally terminated in
g nsunl!,tlnn. Four .locts,rs gav,:
me ii, say wing could livt. Int 4
short Time. g:sye myself ni,s'o
my Saviour. dct~rnl:l,e.l It could
no, stay \ it'll ny t'rir,,d earth,
lwould meet my :,t,ss.nt ones above.
NY husi,snd wa Il I'd yse4.,t ts.ge Dr.
Kings New Disc. for 5,,,i-
sump,i il. coughs and c',ids
191vezit trial, took ii nll hit
boz tiles &c HIS rcd ,,,s. and hallk
tod ! an nov U well and l,e,.rss
woman 8 Trial l,,ttlss free at +.
laitney slrugst g. regular
me-. Soc aud Z 90 q
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02
!, :; J,


You may have 4 preference for
some other max Still you are a
reasoning, creature, and open to-
conviction, no doubt,
The question is too important to
be settled without due thought.
Yeazs Of satisfaction or Of regret
come with a plane Does il zveay'
we'll The WING Piano i does.
e ook before you leap. &
Whatever piano you buy, there,
are piano secrets you ought 70 know.
Our free book tells them. Send a
postal card for it. Il may help you
TO buy a different piano. We take
that risk. e also tell you the
nearest dealer where you can see a
VINGPiano Il is worth boxing
So IS the pric WINGS&
is a AS roadway, New ork.I
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02

The June number OF The Review OF
Reviews has brief but very peril
nent and Instructive letter from Mr..
w. Z. Edgar, dated at Moscow, ana
explaining the conditions of the Rus
sian famine. Mr. Edgar is we'll known,
Is the commissioners sent out by the
associated millers OF the United
States and by the Governorof Mime
sofa to oversee the distribution o.
the relief cargo Of the steamer Mis-
SOuri.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02
SUBSCRIBE for tie SaElP.
C01aSzt7,e72ti Cured

An old physician, retired from
practice, having Ind placed il his
hand l,y al East India mjssiiok-
ary tie tnrmul:. Of i simple yeg<-
table remedy FIR the speedy aud
ptr,Mansnt cu,e OF CONSUMPTION.
Bronchitis. Catnrrn, ASTHMA AID
Ill tl.r.., md lung affrc ti.,i.s, also
4 ia,sltiye ansl rasiical, chars Tor
Nervous Debility md III Nervous
Complaints, aft having lii t,.xIcd
It's ,Non.lsrtnl c.lrat,vs NV, " - il
thousand cuses, hrs fest il III. .luty
IL mike II k,lrWn Il. liz suffering
fellow tusi,sl by Il ',nofiise
,l,.sl i .le:a g to relieve liu,,,,.l,
snff ring will send fre. 81
cha &c 4, III Nh ties ia. Is til.
res,lni. i, German, is 81
English with full diiresti;ons lor
pre- i,nri.ig and min ss;,.,,t 81
nd lrcssing viii ktsna IS. /, nI,iis,ll
this paper ~ $50
s,yvers Black Bic ].
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02

Gen. GARRISON, chairman OF the
Republican national committee say.
in the Chicago Tribune: Il an, .
delegate to the convention. hut an
going there unplpdged. NV mind i,
not made up. | will want to hear
from all the States. We must hear
from the close States like Indiana.
and New York, and we must hear
from the silver States as we'll. Ry
this | mean that we must be tolerant.
Tor the principles for which the silver
States are now holding were regard,
ed as al! right not SO very lar back.
There has been some intulerance ana
1T must be abated in the conference
OF the convention. | am Judging
other delegates from my own feelings
when say believe they will all 90
to Minneapolis determined to select
the best man after duly couferril,o
and deliberating.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02

A CORRESPONDENT in the Great
West by the name OF p. NJ. Ring dal,
calls senator Lommen OF Crookston
Mr.. Anti-Fish Observation-Disclosures
Hunt-monopoly county-division Of
tice-seeking anti-everything Lommen.
The letter rakes the alliance senator
fore and aft. Surely there must be
harmony? within the ranks of the
peoples party in Polk county,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02

aa 4
TIE Peoples party county con
vention in Crooiston last we, k was
not very peHeefnl and harmonious
Judging fronl published accounts Of
the meeting Andrew STEVENSON
and Senator Lommen, the two rival
candidates for member Of congress,
had it hot and heavy and exchanged
complimentary terms. Stevenson
was backed by Donnelly, Fish and
the Great West, ;,sla Lonltnen was
supported by the IIompe friction and
the Red River Dalen. Stevenson se-
cured The delegation and Red River
Dalenisin the soup. But the real tug.
OF war came when delegates to the
judicial convention were selected,
Three rival candidates for district
court Judge appeared on the scene,
viz, Prank Ives, County Attorney
Holston, and Lawyer. Watts. Neither.
secured the delegation which goes
uninstructe,l DoIlnelly wasendors
cd for governor The convention
was noisy thronghoutand was man-
ipulated by office SEEKERS entirely.
We thought thatone Of the funda-
mental principles Of the peoples
party was that the Office should seek
the man and not tile man the Office,
but how is it? In what respect is
that party better Or purer than any
other party?
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02
Good Looks.

4 =
Good looks are more than skin
deep. depen.ling upon healthy
c.n;ltion OF all the vital orgsns
IL the Liver be inactive, sou have.
Bilious Look, il yoar stomach be
tisordered you have q Dyspeptic
Look and if your Kidneys be af-
iected you have linchrd Look.
secure good health and you will
hive good looks. Electric Ritters
il the great Alternative md Tonic
ac.s directly on th,re vital orgnns
Cni Is pmpI.s, Blntelles, Rolls
and gives i good complexion.
Sold III \. F Wh,tney's Drugstore
Soc. yer bottle.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02

Those who are thinking Of coming
out as candidates for county office
want to canvass the situation calp-
fully before they decide to make the
race. The man who has II fairly
good business or position can hard
ly afford to give it up for a country
office. The Office is only for two
years unless reelected, and when
campaign expenses are taken into
the account there is not much in
most oil these Offices. In addition 30
this, il Il man is married, is tile cost
and eXpencc oi tai,rll5y ~ aul NOV
ing, paying high rtt.s, putting yaui
name on every snbscli .ttiun p;lpel
for a contribution to every comedy
able purpose and cliarity in thecoun-
ty, and at the expiration Of Your
term there is the eXpence Of moving
away again, time lost getting into
some other paying bushes; al oi
these things should be 20 .sitlere -
Buffalo Journal.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02

The Great West brngs Of the great
llberality of lgnntius DoneIly in Civ
ing sixt,y-fve campaign speeches free
OF cost. when he generally receive,
y $50 to ) 300 per night for lectnr-
ing. Wonder il the people will thinl,
that he is doing all this talking fot
nothing when he comes around next
fall and wants them TO vote for him
Tor governor? Donnelly always has
an ak to grind when he is generous,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02

THIS is to be II great, heater eS-
citing political year, but the longer
sensible people live, the more they
realize how foolish it is to become
wrought up with passion and excite
ment. To keep cool this year viii be
to show good senses good sense
leads to right action and to comfort
OF mind and bnoy, Keep cool, keep
cool.-Alhert Lea Standard.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02
v almond.
(No. I4o75.

Il
The Red River V,,l'ry Stock Cons.
pasy h.vr purchased from W =
Bre,W,l,t tllree-fonrtlls interest i'll the
bl;lck Brilliant Stallion, Yi,lnnonl.
((No. 1860 aa,. in,v,. l,4i,i i, large,
price; for tl,s,i.:si..tere.t THIS stallion
rs secpa.l 10 t,t, man $ horse III Mar
shlllcount y either III breeding or ill.
sdiNiduiil merits, md f;,r.ners Who
have higl, grade P.rchernn ,,,,,rps
should see him and start i'll 10 right
direction To- l,ret..l P..s.:I.i.r..,,s.
ihis stallion will sst..a.I Tor !, limit
cd number nt nn,rps on lsiiuss.l.,y
aud Fridays i: S Eli I,silI,iist, s ilri,,
in lVarrllton. ,,l.si ne hal, s,.sst,f
tie time az IS s;fs,,u i, Il l,:,,.,. III,
Ns;lrr..ta.
Z EtAls: $40 % ii,,s.,r. l,,e when,
n. ire proves e, b. u yniI;; l,.,l 81 2.
For further III or,r,,tii ion r;,Ilo.
"a I'D as
Rel River al les Stock Co.
Horse Liens ior s:,le Il tie ss,,,Ear
office.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02

lGNATrus DoNNELLY will speak at
Stephen Wednesday June 29th at
1890, sharp.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02
Vottice q ~ ortt 6 az e Sale

Default has been made in the conditions OF i,
'mortEagt.. containing Il power OF sale tiatf
March 2at h. lSxt aud duly recorded in the Re
gtatef, Df Deeds Olitre 1rshall county, state Il
AilnnssOt,s OH Mnr.li a2Sth 1851 Mt q clock r, NJ
sAills WA duly rpgDr,leslin Book a of Mortgage
pages AZ l74 IS. whereby john Nelson al
Father 8, iBOn his wife, nlOrtga ped to !, Ohm
IssI,a.inle Ms,rta gee. the northwest gnnIt.ss
INV ~ III section M. IS in lnMl,Sla
on. hundred nhi Mt s i've 81 north If RAM
fSrt Ar west cont ming Ito heres. ore
leas aCst,rsllIY to government survey therco5
lying ard btsls:sSil said epnlty uni state II
which def init thu i,Gwer OF aaie has become npes.
Rslv4. Ainl no or projecting has been
httuS rrC,,yes sd del r my Aar, j sres
md thsr, Ia NTSA said mOrtv Re mi Al
hundred And sever y-s. Y ~ tod trs :! z!
said IN syea said l,ren;i.s
NAL l,ssM 9s lie tt.tt III s,i county tre.,s,,t
isr sls,. y AL h EtareHt from dates Of pr
mem ts,sthis date at the rata OF eight per cel.
per annniDs ;mOpt,tS tosOne hundred and ssveNts
ttree Mud Roll lullars SO, maxi
s,nl1uMt due clever, hlns red ind nj ty a,d 3O7is
salosIara 81 lsa: M
Nov notice Il her.lay givsI. hat by virtue q
aRi.l ys.wer. sssiii will be fsec' tst
aid said irni:,isss sNl. p;b lic;nnctiO l.y y
ehstA 81 ssit. g
The 95tl. day Of Jnns 500. ut 10 o'clock A NJ. al
the font dDni Of ttls Court Hon III the acis
WarrrD iilH;ii.i lnNAai debt: lntAItss
taxes and ;ltt,rn.sy.s Ices IN af iHa
IN said mud ~ rstH,eilts allowed ba
Law. ss & SO s
Dated Marel 2stt 1902. S4 2
JO I'm r. ON2nAI4E. Mon tgaget
= 80 lsDwARD 4. lOnGsnN. a tIorneF
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02

AN alliance institute is announced
to be held at Argyle Thursday and
Friday, Aug. 25th and Goth.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02

The Clay County Alliance has de-
clared in favor OF the reelection OF
Judge Mills,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02

sSi:lina Cars are run bctween Chicago st. Paul
Ha,a are:is Winnipeg Helena Butte Tacoma
seattle and Portland. 5Ess
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02

A MATTER that very foreibIy has
been brought to Che attention oil tile.
people Of the Red Rivci. Valley hy the
wet season, is that Of drainage This.
matteris lost sight Of during periods
Of drought, but now its Importance.
is generally recognized For the lack
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-06-02
Report Of TIC City Schools.

Report oi the High School and
Gritmmar Experimentation themonth.
eneiin. May 9th, 1892.
HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
Total enrolment. 40
'fotaI days OF Attendance .723
Average daily attendance. a36
No. perfect III ATTENDANCE. 4
viz, Ann;tSWanlhy, Lena Taralseti,,
Henry Taralseth, 4 lie Eneix, Freda
Snmneison, AnEl Samuplson, Bes-
sic Gordon, Lett, Shaw, Georgia,
isaucson, Gr;u:e Longhridge. Han
.ll;tll Muuson, Mary B;orkln.lh. Car
field Johnson, EYer4tt Whitney.
W 3. WALTER, Principal.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
No. enrolled. i. 2
No School days. I. ]. 4. s. SO
Average Attendance. :. !. -. 3S
II No. perfect in attendance, 20
viz. Ros at6a Brown, Howard Dady,
Esther l)agobaig, Dali, Eilston,
Freddie Eaeix. H,ns Grinelen, Mi l4
Gordon. s,ynilavn Grindeland, Willie
Harris, Observation-Disclosures. Cora Jrt-
i.lie, Bertha. Loughridge, Violet
Mnck, Aalie Nelson, Clinton Ross,
AIattie Size. lla Saverson. Flnrelce
Taylor, Ralph T.lrstIsetI,, Mary We
!: iii.
AlLDRED b Walker, Teacher
PRIMARY DEP ssTaiENr.
No enrolled. /. s. I. 3. 30
Total DAYS Of Attendance Is 4OA
Average duly attendance 4. "a 2
No. perfect. I. I. 3. 3. Z. 4
wiz, Earl Beach, Ollie Beach, Jere.
nliali Dady. Chi.isss Grindelnndl,
Eirle Gilbert, Amin John sou, Willie
johnson, Ehrnest Jerra,e, Charley
ssNsi.lson, BIanche Nelson. Anna Peter
son, Bud Robbins, Edna Slice, NJ az
gle N oolery
LlzzIE N. lNsAYLoR Teacher.
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i go. fpssssIf!c ~. TiaE SCHEDULE.

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n !fsiat:t i, Assl I'D. MinDe- Leave. Arrtys.s
ssssss &, IS eam. tiicago. 1913 Z. M. S:25 An.
points East and
rs ~ n 81 as
I sffvis Cr,agst on tlaily fOrl @
ssrasstl Jerks, G raffun. 81 Leave. Arrive.
I,e.Is biiias innipegt 8:25A.N. los Pm
AMI points In Mort III
Is DIX tsl and Manitoba.
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TEE POPULAR LIRE.

nass, + sress Trains carry elegant Pullman
$50 9 s'ss.s niniagt ,rs lay Coaches Pnm: n
,s,ul-ts 81 and Flce fo;onst Seepii:e Cars.
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eUL.iaas! SLEEPING CAR ROUTE.

1oassus:s service daily between Chicago st. Paul
The IAeifc Northwest; aEt between
as..St \. saaeaFo'is AID Minnesota Norsh Da-
ss,SSs. Sliss Manitel la points.
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!. gEa...li.l IIp,EESCoETIEENTAL ROUTE,
YaE DINING CAR LINE.

j, assas through Wisconsin Minnesota North
~ ash .nston.
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Dated N arch 2at d. 1XD2.
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E3;-2A EDwARD 4. HOnGaON. = tIOrnpy
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I.,ini.ps Z MARTIN OF nn,utll.. finn. md
stMsge sl,RoeTon Of BOSTON. Malsss, A tturns.ys
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Report oi the High School and
Gritinnslr Department for tllemonth
endin. May 9th, 1892.