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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09

1oeoseoso0sos 1salewaog RobaBe lo0oo1.
ssstsa - KsagAss - PysAsaA
On Friday night the msNhsrs 81 Park
Lodge. No g. Knighn of Pythias, held >
p1oatc tas1alistion Of o6icaes In tbs Odd
Fellow hall, On Second svenue- Ga the
eonctosioo of ths cesemooiss, Mayor n 4
Pretty made Short address. consrasu.at-
ing the member on their prosperity.
Ihsn Edmund Pstsss. city attorney. on
behalf Of the lodge, in . Mandatory addrsss
pfsssssed wniism Cochrane. the frss
cnance2loe eommander of Park Lodge.
with IN elegant past chancelior's level. -
token Of the appreciation of Mr.. Coch-
raDe's services b. the members Of the
lodge. Mr.. Cochrane, though taken BY
surprise. made brisf and appropriate ~
ply. Afssr which the following pro
gramms vas rsndsrsd:
Does-k1aae and eoene4
...--.....nn J. ~ Doooghue. NJ Csamer
1ecatsttou-'sA Htsis Help Hsnsy Lewis. ir
Duss-Co.aie song. Eva alIace. Kiss Shields
soas-.n Yea Love ns. bs.iiss. ..........'.
..;-..-......-.-....Th Miasse Coaavsy.
VIII piano eeeompaninsas b. Roes vernon
sssso s .ea ssssy ~ Nelson
soas--rn Airaid.. ............ NJ Ioads
0sssosy ~ II OSook.- .C10H0e " ule0S
The programme vs. not mp 70 the usual
standard Of merit though several parts
deserved the applause they recsivsd. Al
~ ths programme . Ans collation. was
served In the dining room adjoining the
hsal. and dancing, though the evening
wAs rather warm for such amusement.
was generally INDUCED in. There Vas .
dns attendance and the entertainment
was highly crsditabIs in many respecss.
a pleasant picnic. under the manage
mont Of Miss Edith Mcdonald and Will
Wright. TO WOODLAND Park. occurred on
Friday afternoon. The young peo-
pie had . delightful time BY the
side Of Green Lake stroIling. swinging
and bathing. Those present were:
Mrs. Griffin. Miss Edith Mcdonald. Miss
Lena Emerson. Miss Lizzie Burke, Miss
Jessie Gourdon. Miss Dougherty. Miss
Nadee Mcdonald. Miss Clara Mcdonald.
Miss Eva Win,or, Mis- Donnelly. Miss
Dora Hesssr, Miss Agnes Horgan. Miss
Hazel Wright. Mr.. Will Wright. Mr.. A.
McCann. Mr. c. McGettrick. Mr.. r. c.
6hirtlifEe. Mr.. 3. Peters. Mr.. p. Connors.
Mr.. A z. Pretty. Mr.. Ed Hendry. Mr.. II.
Sullivan. Mr.. r. Peabody. Mr.. Max Pea
body, Mr.. NeIs Nelson. Mr.. Lyman Burke.
Mr.. George Mirricis, Mr.. Yellow McCurry.
Mrs. II. z. Leader left on Sunday for
Lopez island. where she will spend several
weeks visiting Miss Lou Warren.
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HOTEL AEklvAA1.
Yns Ani.Inerox

z p Barker. Anseortss C II Lily, City
Miss u Williams. Rain W v skillman, Auaoosto
c A Rohrabacsss. F'sl'd n B Ella, vtctoria
Miss kohrabachsT, do Miss Ella, do
X c Rohrabachsf do Miss y Tfasfes. Victoria
Anton fcronesy, City Miss u fsaslos. do
Adolpa Isles. City o = Harmon, Chehalis
ID NcKenxse, Chicago D Pauie0n. Sedfo
n Kyef. do en- Jeaniugs, San Fran
ID Mcdonald DO y Asenbosn. Tacoma
A Raw moad kW.do b = Dunn, New York
" Hacknsy. vile and daughter, Chicago
For Evssess and Gil points on the Z. 4. n C.
railway take III seattle. Lake Shore 4 Eastern
train leaving Seattle 1t $50 am daily. Through
connections from onohomfeh. No delay.
Through tickets sold q seattle Depot
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meeting IN fsixis music hsls. ils~ Fronf street.
atsp IA Lecture BY Ma =. l. wsisrsmuslsef,
Of Tacoma Her suggest, '.cenmsn sOur.e o.
All Rslisiaa.f Al bawamish la Naples hail.
ats n 81. suesecs: "Rs4nearnsi.ca." At Bel
lard In Y n. & A. bal. at ) = M. lecture By
p bssJsstI Al Chico IN school house. at 8
n. m, "fhs score oil Tnecsoray."
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1&lS FRoSr STREET, SEATTLE Wash.
For eight years have been constantly uuaer
the are OF aeclorS hut found no reiie. no. from
what The doctors tod me- did EXPECT to get any
better. WAS convinced that they tif no. under.
stand my case So taou< hi would fasa Qua
AZOTH BlTTEks Blood building Tonic and
Nerve Remedy. The result has been truly wonder.
fuL now feel better in health than for the ia,e
t~enty years pu,tnS eli shas time / hai been
suffering with nasrfr, hear. disease. kidney and
liver complaints rheumatism, nervous prostra-
hoh. sleep essaess. no appetite and Sass feit that
life was not worth living. foT three months be
fore taking this wonderful remedy had been uu-
able to attend TO work q. any kind feel with
the blessing OF God thai AZOTH BITTERs or
bsoot- ru dtng Tonic. has given q nw IeNse OF
life and health. ana thai I cured OF . / NV
troubles and ia fAcs am . new man [ am So years
o. age and feel taiiy twenty years younger Ihavs
great desire that Others NAV he benefited a. 1
have been. sad take every opportunity To recon-
mend & 10 .as steS and suffering public.
Address STANDARD REMEDY COMPANY
sols proprtssnrs and Manufacturers u j. Ian
oRGrx- Manager. fariae cexa. branch Se SO
aud 81 Starr lloyd Block. seattle. NASH stewart
6 Holmes pyua Go. wheiesAie agents.
STANDARD LAXATIVE fILis cure EanStIpation
and ktitousness Price, 2Sc-
sAfiSFAI ZION GCARANTkEp wtth Ali our
ssaaess@s or money refunded
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The Ps-sne Navigation Company has ssinsd
c,n,res a, tue ssea rsss North fseiee- She 1. be-
ing repa.n:ea. rcasssd aaa rs.arnisAsd All
will b oes-a.si on the e.sssds waa'coua route
commencing yaly g TIE state .. Washington
Mi. saes 10 operated ca the Tacoma seattle
Eseseis f.,ase. see schedule ia Sundays Posi-
tSrSILs&x~cxR
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The rfee Meihotist ehgrcA--coruog Tenth
sad Pint s.reesx Rev. J. Cripps. psstos Friday
peayes saeessne ~ ~ p IA freaching at II
q N. s:S3 and 20 y
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vs... ne..s CArls,ia. Associations.

Rev Dan Bradley. wao Is occupying Rsv.
n silsce Nassiae's pulpit In his absence. Wis
s,f.ireas the n'e.oek rally OF tas Y. n c. A SO
tao hall. isi- Front ssFset. to-day. All yosn {
.ara ana syAaeVrs in the city as invited -
All
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salvation Army msetings-sunday prayer
meeting. O. m. Holiness meeting. II O. m
Family gathering. n m. salvation meeting j
u m. Everybody 10 cordiaiiy invited. Barraeks,
SIS ysckson street
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arRAuER HfrcKEYR

Rebutts ana rsfurssshsa leaves Ns,ehaats' ooek
Tasscsy. sbufseAy sai saturday - = . IA e
KiaxsEan- orr sanble Hanger. eSeosces Hir
~Aap. nusatso. Hosdsposi Unsoa CITY esa iassf'
rseisAss pesnsa. aSrivlax - Uaion sffy - m
Leaves nssa City "a ~osasedey SueAo
cd SUNDAY. asnvtsg - seaksis - -
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rbeOsOphy.

The uEivSrsaiiss Sunday hoo. viii meet ia
Fresl's tali. corner Ninth and osivs ssrcssa. ~
II O'CLOCK
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fremp, relief Ia siek headache, eisfsnsss.
nausea. .oas;apst.ou. paia IN tse saee. saaraa-
seci To ,sy>s nninx Carriers tS,iis Liver FTisa
One abse small Price small aess snail
PSI.
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Unitarian Church. I.


Cnltaf;sa charch--seveuth. between Pike ana
Union w. q kiiot. ir. pastor No preaching
TO-DAY. Sunday sceoo. ~ usGa. at /. NJ p q.
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GODS TEMPLES.
q Religioss Services VIII
Be Held Today.
.sc.rs or the PaEAcssERs.
- he meter interest

Il moxyef mteI~oSe
ing TO the great
est number Of
churcb-eoers TO-
day is the services
Of the Young Peo-
pss's socssty OF
ChYistisn Endsav.
q end kindred
oeeAnisasions. An
ssriy morning
prayer meeting
WI b held -
Ytrss Prssbyse-
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Psnnan Rsspane Casa Riseaas nay cs>sAss
- An9m RnaAco ba1aae Caas Asaweoa Ssasssa -
R1ni - Chicago without chAasA Coarecs,sae
- I'll points n u CAisse Ssasss ed CAasdA
OFFICIAL rINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT JUNE s, 1854
HAAlND LEAVE sEArrLDs
Per - Paul anA Easa-A 80 . N s>d 10 oa
1cg PogslAnA end eoatA-o:i5 . n 1. = ~
For osy.pss. or.y's Hasses as,ss end ss.s>
Tor Tssan.-s:is and le:Is = n. s.l,. A:sa
For saeAonssh. ssdfe end Anacerse,-s:se
Soc Everssk sumas and whsseem-eSo An
For enoQuasmis faiis and Moth Hsnd-0:So
saAus AnaIvs AZ ssArrIn
Prom g. Paul ana Eass-lE3o q N snA o.Ho
p M
. From Psrsiaaa and ssusA-l;ls = N. eco a.A
Hrsm Olympia cray's Hasser cities ana ssasA
Prom Tacoma-13:7s. las sad AIS =
13:lA 500. s:so aud e:lo p m
srom soesemasn. eoaro and Anocosses-lo:S %
Prom EvsestI sumas and wAaseom-< "a n m.
1roA eeoquAiDto fAiis aed North Bsnd-I:S4
IN
2AlL1oAD AND sTEAAsHIP T,cKIN no
ALL POINTS IN THE WORTH
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Sptrttua1tOea.

The American Union Of spiriiuaiists--sc coud
street half of the Masonic temple Chiidrsa's
progressive iycsum at y m Lecture at n tn
Spiritual meeting In Redmen . hall every sun.
day 1t 7ga, p m. Platform Tree to discuss ail
suttects Closes with circle
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Passenger Ars-spckane 10 Nakusp. Nelson.
kaaio and Ill Koosenai Lake points. clio 50
Round trip raie-spokans 20 Nelson. Kaalo and
Al koossnA Lake points and rssurn ~, 50
Roand trip rate-SpokAne TO Revelssoke and ~
turn. tickets limited TO 10 dayA els0O. Round
trip rass-Spokane to Glacier and return. tickets
limited to 30 dayA e2aS0 Round trip rate
spokane TO RAan ana return, tickets limited 10 80
day.. @S000
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY

CONDUCTED ny
Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill.
The mos, widely and favosab,y known specialists
on the Pacific Coast The doctors are regular Ersdr
us,ss from the unlysrsity OF the CIV OF New ORR
ana Of Long Stand olieee Hospital. BROOKLYN.
New York sai their ,oas eIpefssn -, remarkable
AKIN and untversA success IN the treatment and
cure of Chroeic diseases snti;is thsse ernissnS
pnyaicians to the full confidence Of The sfaieted
30 mas,se VIA: yoar complaint. consuif thsss
sceci assts who ars aate Ia eject cufss
In many cases that hsve been rronoanee no rel@sA
They treat SCIENTIFICALLY and sue.
NANRNTLY PnIvATE BLooD ASo SKIN
pIsEAsEs, NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SIX.
UAL DISORDERS. fILk>. 9tsfCLA AND
RRsTAL ULCERS. SYPHILIS 0oSoRaH0A.
0LEET permaiosrh0A seminal Weakness Iose
Manhood Ntgnt kmlssiors. IsecAyed Faculties.
Roeum asism. seoroixsA Ca.orrh, BroaehftiA
AsfhmA TumofA kruptions, salt Ehsum sno
ecrofaiA HYDkocsLE. vAkicocELE an1
9TkICTCREs rAiicaiIy aad safely cured withous
paia as detention from easiness aud cures g1oraa.
iced
Al asformliss ard inpsdinasass 70 marriage
cfETAiN AND POSITIVE CURE for ~
a. fai sftets Of early vfcs aad tie nsns ous svt0
Shax follow la Is srA.s-
Lons 81 pefienee. With unparalleled sucoeeA y
The evidence Of q Go<-gos's skill
DIoEASES Or :. .saES Also receive .Psrso4
osseaiion- Consat cersonAsv the OLDEST 80
0oss BXPIkIENCBD SPEtlAL1S1S -
- CooeA or write. seadang stamp tons1iseS
- an1 ooaadonsi0k THeooot 0loo8s 80
OSo0D oOo02 oeoe4Ao.
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y nsx. 'cssssI whssvsrsA sas1sm ssAsa
- Ills j. - r. r. G. z as7AA
Da1iaA fsosbyaaEiAa eouseA-Dson1Uuv -
~ avtAne. Ballard Services q II q u Cd
7.ORN.
Lake gatos Pssshyasssaa eAuseA-ESihsssps
ovsaue, Promcae Rev. O. c. Hna6. rnoeoe
tssviessas II = =. ed IN p u
welsh; Pfsseyssgsan ekssch-Caesee oeernsA
e11 Oitss sessoea. Rev. J. y. HugAea. -.
youag ueo'o pe1yes meeting 6 S:3 q =
PreoeAisfg g 1.M special e6fldsun's 1917
. IS D n eus1ey ssheoa q 2-0 RyonohsaS
CaIyssY PssshTssefan ehuseA-Cuerw Maskes
ed kissx ssrssta ksv. Dsuvsrd b eiu<isir.
peseos Dsyins uossAie anA essneo, II = =.
lusies Enassves = SO , q Y.kK CT Is
Pm !:
uaftsN fsNbysss1as ehuseA-olxsA euA e~..
go stseAstA. Rev. q Dell yohnseon pastoe: -.
osoees 10 Swing 0esaD& onboosA sehonl n Il. Is
= M Gossns DesDaefs geology q {: Is >. d ne
passs EN- b fousd In his study &C TIE ehufeA
ven aaJ Iron - - - u n. krSaching Il .
Sifss Essbysegian ehuseA-Covpee rhsra 80
Ue0teoe sssoetA ksv. Ata1snAss AIsson. b % !.
pseeos. ksssdsues, t2i3 Nssioa oes0s1 1rytees
. ~ 80 2 =. Sunday sehooi g Nm
IN G Z g s:l5p. =. Wsskiy penyes
osesans eaeseh esltsosiu9, Thurs1sy ssoofne
g 1Ss. \ J. y Bshfends. of Beook,yp, viii
Reoccn a. II 9 -. and the posece viii oAdrow
- !. 3, = c. = In ~ osU31nG
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EAsr TiM nE.o..r~~. ,or-.
6TEANEA 0REYHOuND
Commencing sunday. June "a
Leaves Seattle. Observation-Disclosures. o.t0 N
Arrives Evefesl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o:l0 N
caves Everett. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., o:l0 N
Arrives seattle. 80 N
Leaves seattle ...11.AS -
Arr YES EvoFetl ........................9 sl0 p m
Leaves Everett NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2:le IA
Arrives seattle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l.So n
Leaves seattle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :AO D n
Arrives kveress ESQ m
Leaves kverelt. Observation-Disclosures. TOO m
Arrives Seattle. Observation-Disclosures :lW m
Sundays Law: s rrs,.,. N iS:S
Connects with bOas for Haohomtsh. Counocta
with steamer Flyer tor Tacoma
Tsipa daily. includins sunday.
Laavea Colman dock. foot Of Columbia stSeoA
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION Co
CLAUD TROUP. FRANK W. oooDHUE.
Pres. eeey.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CRY OF KINGSTON.
$500 amILv Nj - Tscoma. II 10 Ar 6:IS An
1913 am Xvi 20 seattle. Il sxlLs 500 am
$50 pm Ar ilOL ..victossA III NIlLv $50 PM
Steamers -Sisy Of Kingston" ana CITY Of Scat
tle" make connections - Port Townsend for psa.
esngsrs going from Beiiingham bay points 20 tic.
tosia and return
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DACIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle - follows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
toviA at .. m. passengers received board as
p M July 2. 7. l2. IL. -. ~
For Alaska. July 2, Z. IL. a
From San Francisco. for Victoria and rusee
SQUAD portA IT q M, July s, .. IL. 10. -. -.
Tickets may be obtained At the once Of the COM
pAny, at Ocean dock. seattle.
0ooDALL. PERKINS 4 CO.
General Agents. San FTAneisceA
J. H. JOHNSON r. q supt. Seattle.
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----~-~-~>~-~-~---~----~a~rs~
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co..
wAATCoM ROUTE
sTRA NORTH PACIFIC AND SEHoNE-
Alternate On Following Schedule
Leavs 500 PM =. .Tacema. . Arrive 500 am
Leave $50 pm. -. seattle. Leave 500 am
Issvs i:so sm. RI. To.ns-nd. Leave 500 100 pun
Leave 4.U0 am. .Anacortes. Leave $50 pm
Leave $3.50 am .Fairhavea Leave AIS pm
Arrive 500 am n. Whasc0m.. Leave 90 pm
Connects ~ Everett with assamsrs for snohomlsh
kiVef ponts. ~ Port Townsend for Angeles.
Victoria and Neah hay roate. at Tacoma with
trains Ter wed. south and east: WhAtcon with
Z. r. h trains for north and east. ana boats sor
San Juan tslapdA
IA coSSER-wHIpnv BLAND ROUTE
STEAMER fAIRHAvEN
Z, ss.y ss. SEATTLE daily sse.s. .Sna:y 200 M
points: arrives II Conner S:v0 p leaves Ia
conner $40 p m. calling 1t same points; touches
Everett l'SO . m. and arrives seattle 400 . m.
TAcoAA-sEArrLEEvEarrr ROUTE
STR STATE OF WASHINGTON.
Daily except sunday.
Lv Tacoma -. ESQ am Lv. seattle. $50 pm
Ar seattle. so ANA Everett. s:sS pm
Lv seattle. 10 90 am Lv Everett. OILS pm
Ar Evsrsst -. 1919 am Ar. seattle 49,. $3.50 pm
Lv. Everett .l1:4S pm Nv. keattie.. 200 pm
Ar. Seattle. 500 pmlAr. Tacoma. IL 90 pm
>: b. Treixh, shipped vts our line goes through
Headquarters ia Seattle, Yeslee Dock.
For further Information address
FL. RATHBoNE, 0enl Agent Seattle.
FRANK wATEKHousE. 0en1 Agr. Tacoma
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Advent Christian chApei-oa Warren street.
half block north of Front street poser house
seryices:as ii a m. Dr.. william Chapman. pas
tor.
seventh Day Adventist church-SoD Poplar
street, seattle, sabbath school, 10 q IN Scr
vtcca III a IN. every saturday. Prayer meeting.
"Wednesday evening 30 O'Clock.
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Catholic Chu rches.

Catholic Church Of the Sacred Heart Bell aud
Sixth steeet Conducted By tue RedemptosssWI
Mass At 30 % q. IN.
Catholic Church OF Our Lady OF Good Help
South Fourth aud " ashingtou strsetA Rev =.
\. frctcntsine. pastor.
Cssho,i c Church OF the immaculate Concep-
tton-slxta aud spring streeta Rev. Victor
oerrsnd; j.. pastor Conducted b. tbs Jesa-
tia Early mass. .. M aad A. m. Sose,na
high nHss. iv.JG ~ m sunday school, 3 r. m.
Instruction anu bsnedlction, 80 p. IN.
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poRT ANaELEs, PORT TOWNSEND DUS.
genses and see;ie route.
TINS
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday, Nay %. 1893.
Leaves daily except Monday ~ follows: Seattle
q m- Townsend 10. ~. arrives Fort Angeles
p m Leaves Por Angeles y IN: Poss
Townsend .. 30 p m: arrises seattle 10 p NJ
I-AndingA- City Dock, seattle. 1f6oai's DOCK, PoSo
townsend; Morss's book. Port Anssssa
HATCH BROA
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- snErch at I'D = =, no -
TesIes Paving similar aims have oesn M
|v,tse 40 sermon viii Be pFeached - the
[S;r,. q sitssian chsrch today. though the
|Sun,s., sebeoj viii meet - usual. Rev.
1ao,ses Bosdvia ell preach ss First Bop
- raproh mossing and evening". ksv.
4 1rktassss D. D.. Of Brooklyn. \. T.. viii
zenes.g the pulpit 1t the First Psesby-
- esusch 81 II o'clock. He y one Of
- assssg and most eloquent divinss Of
So CIV u Churches.
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eDs~sa hstor1se<s PRESBYTERIAN church
'sss'. a.ss Fiae. sSEssnes a. ia n,
= ~. rsesoyssssAa church -o~s and n,r,g-
fFsseasag 81 IL q - AMI Is n ~.
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Oak Park.
Eckyoll. AIinn., Oct

Eckyol Minn., Oct II. 1893.
Messrs l.. Lanlbersca and e. D;ldy
made us q pleasant call last Friday.
We we're exceedingly sorry that the
thraslers were on our llands at the
time. which prevented us from ac-
comodating the gentlemen as we
ought to have done. Hope however
thnt they will come around again
when we arc not SO busy. They were
here to dispose OF J. B. Imsdahps
farm and personal property. We
understand that the land remains
unsold but the personal property
was sold.
Corr.
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nFarmsrs Meeting in Crookston'
Town Of Alma. Oct. 4.

Town OF Alma, Oct Z. 1S93
The North Star Alliance OF Kitt-
son county, had II meeting on Octo-
ber 5th and requests farmers from
every town in the Red River Wiley
to meet in Crookston Wednesday,
Oct. 25 next, 8 O'Clock IL III. to take
action against the railroads for un-
reasonable freight rates ON grain
md against the wllc,lt combine
that steal our wheat at least one
fourth OF it-by fictitious sales on
Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce
/ hope that Marsliallcounty will be
we'll represented. Printed notices
will be sent to some man in each
town to call meetings and elect dele.
gates, but do not wait for that, talk
it up among you.
Peter O. Dahlgren.
Secretary County Alliance.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-10-19
BUSINESS TOPICS.

Slee is Headquarters for Xmas
Toys. 5OOdo oils just received.
profits v;lnisll but the goods
must go." That is the latest pro-
clamation by Whitney.
Smoke Our Standard long Hava-
ma filed.
Everything in the line OF plush
goods at Taralseth's.
Whitney has the finest line OF new
California dried fruits ever brought
to this market. The prices are very
low. Try them.
Don't forget to go to Taralseth's
for good bargains.
Goods are now sold cheaper at
Taralseth's brick store than ever
before.
pntronize a home industry and
smoke "Our Standard
Buy your underwear, socks and
mittens OF Slee.
We have printed q Horse Lien
blank which is exactly what every
horseman wants. Small, convenient
size, with n stub to keep forreference.
A straight lier, requiring only the
signa ture Of the owner OF the horse,
I'M n furI af-c, NS
the law. Books Of 5O-75 cts, at
SHEAF Office.
A fog horn isn't needed to nttrnct
the attention Of the public to Whit
ney's bargains in clothing. He will
sell you good suit from $500 up
ward.
Just received a full line Of feltsloea
and slippers at SLEE's
Fora lame back or for. n pain iii
the side or chest, try sntnristing 1,
piece of flannel with Chamberlain
Pain Balm and binding it onto the
affected parts. This treatment will
cure any ordinary cnse; in one or. two
days. Pain Bnlm also cnresEf fkenInn.
tism. 5O'cent bottles for snle hy T.
r.. Whitney, druggist, Warren, Alinn
The doom, OF dress goods l,as been
aounded ut Whitney's. Theysare to
lie sacrificed at once.
Four Binders for sale s,t prices
that will make itan object for YOU
to purchase now. S. Cooke.
IfyOur wife sees those lovely. ties
ut Whitney's you wilEsurely have a
handsome present before long.
FORCED SALE! Everything
must be closed ont before January
1st, 1894, ntailimmense sacrifice al
! the New York Store.
"A. CHABOT, Prop.
CroOkBtOn. Minn.
CutaWiy suits ut Cu.nwaY prices
ut Wlitney's
WANTED: Cash wanted fol
! $4,000 worth Of Dry Goods etc. Al
actunl wholesale prices
a. CHABoT, Crookston, Minn.
Remember when your feet get cot
to coll on
i. a. sLEG.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-10-19

= Fred Roberts, the young man
who met with that frightful accident
recorded in last weeks SHEAF, did
not rally, but died during the follow
ing night, While the doctors We're per-
forming the operation. His injuries
were OF such a serious nature that he
was really in Hdying condition from
the start All that medical skill
could do for him was done. The up
per part of one thigh was crushed to
Il jelly, sever;ng the arteries and
causing great loss OF blood. The ac-
cident happened i'll this manner:
Mr. Roberts had gone to post the
mill advertisement on cars loaded
with flour, and while passing
between two ears which stood close
together, the engine that very mo-
ment backed up and pushed the two
cars together violently.
MIR. Roberts was young man
about 20 years old, nephew OF
Frank Jerrue. He had worked in
the mill but six weeks, and was
well liked by his associates. The re-
mains wern taken by Frank Jerrue
on Thursdays train to LeOnidns,
Mich, the young man S home.
Ina letter to the SHEAF from Mrs.
NJ. Gilbert the following facts are
given about the funeral: 'Bro.
Frank reached home with the re-
mains on Saturday at 6 p. III. The
funeral was held at the home (Which
is large and commodious) at /
o'clock Sunday p. m. and was large
lv attended, he being prime favor
itc in the high school. He was the
pride OF the family; he staff on
Which they in their old age would
lean upon.
My sister and her husband wish to
express through your paper their
gratitude TO their stranger friends
OF Warren for Kindness shown their
SON."