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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-04-27
PROBATE NOtice.

5 state tate o':N''''''t'' ID.
County OF Marshall. In Probate Court
Special term. April 18th, 1888
In the matter OF the estate OF John L, John.
son, deceased,
on reading and filing the petition OF John p
sssass a t' Sps e XII HI l. Ma E 'YHt Of
s,nc! thereof, and how much ren.ains undisnos.
ca OF; the amount vf debts outs landing against
sad deceased as far rs the same can be nscer.
tanned; WIN the charges OF administration ,,n,l
the taxes: assessments and other charges. which
are an existing lien npon his estate and the i'm
pr4xenents Is which are necessary for the prcser-
tracts OF land OF said deceased which il il nrn.
posed to mortgage and prayng hat license he
20 nm Rrtllted to mortgage the tracts OF ur;
80 described.
And It nppearine bs said petition that tho
sd IL insufficient t9 pns His debts With the Gin !.
yes OF administration and to taV INV tax"s
assessments or other charges which are ~, axist
,r s aaca, ms estate or to pny for any i-
lrovements Which are necessary for The nrcsar
Walton 81 Ills real estate or any part thereof,
Is therefore ordered, that ali persons inter.
esteu IN SAID estate appear before this cdirt on
SATURDAY. the 18th day OF May, "A. u. 1893 nj n
clock 4. M. at the probate office in the civ ~
warren. III said county. then and there to nIsow
cause f any there be)wh license should not be
the SAID real estate OF said tecensetl for tho
purpose OF obtaining funds for the paymant ~
sucn debts, churges, taxes. assessments ani
provementA. .S> 9.l ''s'i ia ia
And It is further ordered. TINT this order shal,
~ puD,lsneu once III each week for three success
W.. weeks prior TO said day Of hearing in the
WARREN SHEAF, weekly newspaper printed
ana published ut Warren, III said county. -
Do. dated at Warren Minnesota, the 18th day OF
April. a. D. 1898. ''' =
by the Court.
C. S. HULL, Y.
toetu.l Judge OF Probate
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FOldal.
April 81, 1S9:


EDITOR SHEAF;- ...
1t begins to took very discourage
ing us to the spring work around
here. We have waited patiently to
see the snow go off, but whenever it
has looked as il our hopes were
about to be realized, then auothe,
fall OF snow did come, and at pres
emit there is no prospect of a change
in the weather. Middle river seems
to be OF the opinion that the time
| for spring has arrived, and in spite
OF the cold weather has begun to
swell, and the Indications are that
it will be Il iiighty river before it
quits,
1t looks as il Foldnl is not going
to take a back seat when it comes to
law suits after this, but will 40 right
into business. It is said that John
o. Haugen is to 60 to Crookston to
consult attorney Stevenson in re.
gard to suit that is to come off be-
fore justice Barker on Monday.
Adolph Willer, who has been on,
postmaster for about ten years, has
resigned his position. and has moved
to Argyle, where he has taken tii;,iye
of the Commercial Hotel. Mr.. vii.
| Ter is an old experienced hotel man
from Minneapolis, and he will endea-
vor to make it as.plcasant as pos.
sible for the travelling public who
patronize the Commercial Hotel.
CORRESpONDENT,
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Farmers legislation. "

The present session of the legis-
lature will pass into history as hay
ing passed more measures for the
real benefit OF the farmers than any
OF It's predecessors. OF this claruc-
ter are two bills which have become
laws, one OF which places the coun-
try elevators under the regular SUI
pervlsiOn OF the state railroad and
warehouse commission, and gives
the farmers in all cases of dispute
the benefit OF that authoritative
state inspection of their grain which
has heretofore been confined exclus-
lively to the middle men or BUYERS Of
the grain, who have shipped it to
terminal elevators. 1t affords an
ample protection to farmers from
fraud or injustice on the part OF the
elevator men in the grading of wheat
and III dockage for dirt, which has
heretofore been left solely to the az
bItrary will OF the elevator men or
buyers OF wheat. 1t also gives them
the right to store their grain in the
elevator and to take a warehouse re-
ceipt therfor, which is negotiable Tor
a like quantity and quality of wheat
either at the place where the whent
is sold or ut any terminal elevator
to which they may choose to.ship it.
A measure OF similar character has
been before the legislature for six
years; the warehouse commission
has repeatedly recommended. but
while filing the air with loud com
plants that the farmers were beino
robbed by the elevator men, the AL
lance leaders have always succeeded
IN denying them this simple and ef-
1ectlve protection ON the pretense
that thes.farmers did not want il
GOV. Nelson, who urgently recon-
nended this measure in his iuaugur-
al message, and. who used his per-
sonal influence with members to Sc
cure it's passage, deserves the chief
credit Tor the enactment. The 9th
er measure is designed to relieve the
farmers OF the domination OF eleya-
tor rings and local monopolis, by
giving them the right to erect eleva-
tors upon the railroad rights ofway,
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The railroads are certainly max
ing IL great mistake in giving sc
small reduction OF fares to the
Worlds Fair. a half fare rate, at
least, the public had right to expect
Half fares or less are given to polite.
NJ conventions and other therings
and why not to Il great exhibition
where millions wish to 90? If they
can afford it in one case they Ger
tainly can in another. The railroads
have no right to take advantage OF
the great occasion to fleece the PEG.
PIE, and thereby prevent the great
majority from attending the fair.
The people will be indignant, and the
railroads will be sorry later on.
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GOVERNOR NELSON has justified the
faith reposed in him by the farmers of
Minnesota by faithfully standing by
them ON every measure affecting
Their interests, notably in his efforts
IN behalf OF the Peterson grain and
warehouse bill, senate file No. 371.
which, largely through the Cover
nor's efforts, PASSED the house on
Friday. In time, when the effects of
this bill become better known
through operation, our farmers will
begin to realize how much they owe
to our governor for his action in
this NATTER Polk County Journal.
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a RATHER amusing story is being
told on kittle Halyorsen, ex-con-
gresham from the old fifth district.
1t is to the effect that during his
term in congress he paid his board
out OF the allowance for mileage and
at the expiration OF his two years
service he had saved $40, 900 in cash
The salary is 81. 1000 per year. Those
people who were circulating the story
two years ago that HalvOrsen was
afraid OF the ears, having never seen
them before, must now admit that
he is no fool. Not every man can
show as good record for frugality.
Il Benson Monitor.
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Il little Girls experience
tn u li6hth0zlse.

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Prescott are
keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at
Sand Beach. Mich. and are blessed
with daughter, four years old.
Last April she was taken down with
Measles, followed with a dreadful
Cough and turning into Fever.
Doctors at home and at Detroit
treated her, put in vain: she grew
worse rapidly, until she was mere
"handful. of bones. Then she
tried Dr.. Kings New Discovery and
after the use Of two and a half bot
ties, was completely cured. They
say you may get a trial bottle free at
&. f. Whitney's Drugstore. 6
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RH,a!:'!:!! B BsMdsa'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE

The more Chamberlain's Cough
remedy is used the better it is liked.
we know OF no other remedy that
always gives satisfaction. 1t is good
when you first catch cold. TITS good
when your cough is ente1 anu YOUR
lungs are sore: 1t is good in any
kind OF q cough. We have sold TWEEN
ty-fve dozen OF it and every bottle
has given satisfaction. Stedman &
Friedman, Minnesota Lake, MINI.
80 cent bottles for sale by T.. +.
Whitney, Druggist.
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In POLITICS, as in the moral world


IN PoLlTics,as in the moral World
the man who represents a truth, ul-
t'mately commands the respect and
wins the suffrages of his fellovmen
This is not less true to-day than it
was in the time OF Lincoln and
Washington. Fortunately, when
iully aroused, the sturdy common
sense OF the people makes them ouicI;
appreclators and strong adherents
"t those men who best illustrate pub.
Tic Virtue-that virtue which con.
stantly seeks out and guards the
highest liberties OF the people,
Unity.
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NHu provinces IOr "a resort to con
domination proceedings iii ctlse iii
applicant hoi 4 Warehouse site anl
the railroad company disagree as te
the purchase price.
These two measures ought. to gt
far in giving the farmers a free nht
open market for their grain, and will
do i'm nensely more to accomplish
this purpose than the favorite meas.
ure OF the populist leaders, which
provided that the state should erect
and maintain an elevator at Duluth.
This bill also passed the legislature
yesterday. 1t provides for tile cree
ton OF q state elevator at Duluth
with II capacity of, 500, OOObushels,
and for this purpose $3.50, 900 is APP
propriated from the general fund to
be reimbursed from the grain inspec-
ton fund.- and to augment that fund
for the purpose the inspection fees
are raised from 25 to SO cents per
car load and to 25 cents for weigh
ing the same. The elevator is to be
operated by the state railroad AM.
warehouse commission, which is to
appoint Il warehouseman and such
assistants as shall be necessary, and
fix the charge for storing and hand
ling the grain. 1t Is to keep on file
for public inspection the market QUO
tations OF grain in the leading mar
kets OF the ssworld and shall send
samples OF the different grades OF
wheat to all markets it deems adj
visahle, and purchase and export
grain for experimental purpose to
such markets. The Pioneer Press
fully concurs in the opinion of those
who believe that this measure OF
Utopian paternNlisn is destined to
failure. Nevertheless, it is glad
that the bill has passed. 1t will not
prove a costly experiment, it is true,
but it is only by putting such
schemes to the test of practical bust
ness experience that their real char
acter can be demonstrated 1t is
possible, indeed, that the results OF
the measure may realize the san
guine expectations OF it's advocates,
who are confident that through it's
instrumentality what they call the
"great wheat combine" can be un-
dermined and overthrow. Ii so de-
sirable result can he secured in this
way it is worth trying, even though
the trial shall lead to no other con-
sequence than the disappointment
and failure through which only the
lessons Of practical wisdom can be
Taught to the projectors OF schemes
like this. There is only one thing to
be regretted in connection with this
experiment. In order to make it
thoroughly symmetrical and con-
sistent the state elevator should
have been placed under the special
charge OF a special board elected en-
clusively by the farmers of this state.
Ii successful they would then have
all the credit OF the achievements
which originated with their seif-styl-
ed representatives, and il it failed
they would suffer alone the RESPONSE
bility OF that failure.-Pioneer Press.
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On 81 Measures thot we're passed
by the last legislature, the drainage
bill is BY far the most important to
our people. The SHEAr wants to
urge the most rigid economy in
spending that money. Every dollar
should be made to accomplish as
much as possible, and should be ex-
pended where it will do the most
good. No fat jobs or scheming.
must be tolerated. The appropriation
is not large, butif wisely and honest
ly expended, il will surely help us
greatly.
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State OF Minnesota. } -
County OF Marshall. ss. :,
In Probate Court.
Special term, April II. 1893.
In the matter OF The estate Of John H. An
dersoll, deceaSed
On receiving aud filing the petition OF Sigrid
Anderson, OF the county Of Marshall. represent
ing .anung other things, that John Henderson.
late OF the county OF Marshall. in the state OF
Minnesota. on the 27th day of March A. ID. 1893.
Mt the county OF Marshall died intestate and
being an inhabitant o. this county at the time
OF his death leaving goods, chattels and estate
within this county. and That the said petitioner
is the widow OF said deceased and praying that
administration OF said estate be to her granted;
1t is ordered. that the said petition be heard
before seid tonrt, on Monday. the Sth day Oh
May A. j. lSDS, at 10 O'Clock a. M, at tho Pro-
bate Office in the city OF Warren III said county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given
TO the heirs Of said deceased and to I'LL persons
Interested by publishing this order once in week
for three successive weeks prior to said Gay OF
hearing in the Warren Sheaf. Il weekly lewspa.
per. printed and published at Warren in said
county.
Dated at Warren, MIMI. the 18th day OF April
A. y. 1893,
BY the Court;
C.S. HULL.
ISEAL.] Judge o. Probate.
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Land Office at Crook ston, Mimi.
March 9th 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the iolowinY-nanl.
ed settler hos filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support CT his claim, aud
that the said proof will be made before the Judge
or Clerk Of Probate Court for Marshall county,
at Warren, Mimi, May 9Th 1898. viz:
JACOB ELSTAp,
HI. No. 1915, for the NW4 Sec. -, Twp 1856
Il. 10.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
residence upon and cultivation OF
said land viz: pehr Julin, Christian p. Ilaugen
Hons p. Haugen. Christian Grim Ill OF Foilyang
z. o. MINI.
HUGH THOMPSON, Register
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A. RIERM MN.
Comm issioner OF the State Land Office.
Notice. Timber Culture.

March 3rd. 1905,
Complaint having been entered ut this Office
by Tobias Hanson against Ole Nelson for fail
ufe to comply with Inv rs to Timber-Cutu.e
Entry No. ala7. Hate1 October q. 1881. upon the
southeast dtinrtef: stttidh s.: tgwnshtp is5.
range is. in Marshall county. minnesota: With
II view to the cancellation Of said entry: con-
testant alleging that Ole Nolson did fraudulent
~ make said entry and knew that the section OF
land specified Ill snid entry ~as not and is not
composed exclusively OF prairie land. or other
land naturally dsvuid OF TIMBER that there were
and nov are standing and growing iii large
groves. about thirty acres OF mixed varieties Of
natural forest trees, s'lch us Eoplnr, balm oi
Eusnd, ana oak. averaging in size from . to Is
iutlies III diameter ;it1 from 2 to SO feet nigh
That said claimant failed to pait iii rNitisate
to trees, tree seeds urcntrings. len acres OF suj
land since The date Of said entry, and TINT thesa
are now less than one "crc OF planted trees tree
seeds or cuttings growing on Said tract. That
he claimant. De Nelson has :b .n,toned sa!d
tract and has not cultivated the same 20: tao
last three years; no said parties arc heruhy
s,lmmoHhti to appear. ut this iIicp on the .5th
day q Nifty 1859. 1T ~ d'ci0ck *; nj, 70 respond
and furnish taat mony concerning said alleged
failure.
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State OF Minnesota,
County, OF Marshall. IS
s.E In Probate Court.
Special Term, April 9th. 1893.
In tho matter OF the estate Of Herman Olund.
Deceased.
Letters Of administration on the estate OF
s,lid deceased being this day granted unto Emil
t)lnud. OF ST. Louis county;
It Is ordered. that all claims and demands OF
all persons against said estate be presented to
fills court for examination and allowance at tue
Probate Office. iii the city OF Warren. in sold
county, on Saturday, tho 18th day OF October.
1893. ut 10 o'clock a. IN.
Ia Is further ordered, that six monthsir0m the
4 nte hereof be allowed to creditors to presen
their claims against said estate. at the exlir,t
tiOn of which menll claims not presented to
snid court. Or not proven to it's satisfaction,
shall be forever barred. unless for cause shown
further time be allowed.
~ ordered further, that notice OF the time and
Mace Of hearing and examination OF snid claims
mud demands shall be given by publishing this
order once III ench week. for three successive
weeks. IN the WARREN SHEAF. a weekly neWspa.
ner printed and published at Warren in said
county a., i, a -,
: s.i = x by the Court,
C. s. HULL. ssssa
isaaI, Judge Of Probate.
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THOUGH our last legislature was
not without faults, still it passed
many meritorious measures, and
was. in our opinion, the best leeisla-
ture Wr hate had for years.
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TAX JUDGMENT SALE.

Pursuant to a Real Estate Tax Judgment of
the District Court. in the County of Marshall
State Of Minnesota, entered the twenty -iirst
t2fst) day OF March, 4. d. 1888. In proceedings
for enforcing payment CT Taxes and penalties
upon Real Estate in the Comfy OF Marshall.
State Of Minnesota. remaining delinquent on
the first Monday OF January. 1893, and OF the
Statutes in such case made and provided. l shall
on the first Monday, being the lst Day Of May
A. ID, 1893, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon ut my
office. in the Court House in rho City Gf Warren
and Comfy OF Marshall, Minnesota. sell the
lands which are charged with taxes. pennlt;e
cs. penalties and costs shall not have been pre-
vionsly paid.
(sEAL) X. GLANIN.
Auditor Marslall Comfy Mimi
Dated at Warren this 5th day OF April, a. ID.
1893
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Card Of Thanks,

We desire to express our thanks to
the many friends who have been so
kind and helpful in their attentions
during the long illness and death OF
Mrs. Todd, who have given so many
evidences OF their cordial sympathy
for us in our great bereavement.
NJ. T.. 'Topp
Il. d. W6oD
Mrs. L.G. WooD.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-04-27

Reginald de Kovcn's new waltz,
which one hears played on so many
pianos nowadays, has proved so
popular with young women that a
second edition OF the April Ladies
Home journal, containing the music,
has been found necessary, the first
edition of the magazine consisting
OF 700, 700 copies.
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THE appointment OF VIM. Anglim
to be receiver OF the u. S. Land Office
ut Crookston is a just recognition OF
IL worthy citizen.
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SALE OF STATE LANDS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, tantt Ciire,
st. Paul. March 3Oth. 1893.
Notice is hereby given that will orerat PUB
Lie SALE at tile County Auditors Ot'icein War
ren on Wednesday, May 81 1888 at 10 o'clock a.
M, On the terms prescribed by law. the State
Lands, in MARSHALL county that have been
appraised and unsOd, or that
have been sold and forfeited by reason of failure
to pay interest for lwo Or more years
Lists Of the lands to he offered may be seen at
the .suditer's Office for ten days prior 70 the
sale.
A. HERMAN.
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Land Office at Crookston. Mimi.

Legal advertisements at legal rates.
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Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, trunks and valises at a big
sacrifice at the New York Store. I
need money.
4. CnABoT, Proprietor.
Crookston, MINI.
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Smoke "key West Beauty, TIN
best 5 ct. cigar in the city,
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. Smoke"Our StanGard''long H;lva
ma filed.
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Probate Notice.

State of minnesota,
County OF Marshall. S.
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Probate Notice.

IUGH THOMPSON, Register.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-08
THE ENTIRE TICKET ELECTED.
Blanford Carries The County by 100
to 175, Wilson by so and Dris-
kell by 100 to $50.
Gross Has a Show For The
District.
WHERE ARE WE AT.
The Citizens Municipal Ticket Goes
In By Big Majorities.

There seen $ to- be little doubt from
the returns rec, lived up to the hour Of
going to press that the Republicans have
elected their ticket in this county by
majorities ranging from 40 to 100. Blan-
ford has the county by $50 to l75, Will
son anywhere from 40 TO 100 and Dris.
kell 100 to 100
1t was impossible to get full returns
from the senatorial race, but the indica-
tons are that Gross will get in by a
small majority.
Meade from the best information we
could get will give him POO $50. Han.
cock l50 TO 200, so we have little to
play on, and the chances are slightly in
his favor. Capt. Gross says he will win
and we think so too, but we must con-
fess they are pretty slim. How it all
happened or came about we are not pre-.
pared to say. They have us and that is
enough.
The following is the vote of all the
precincts in this county with the ex-
ception of Mooleyville and Jacksonville
which will probably be stand off.
CITY ELECTION
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-08

homes. She joined the Methodist church
in early girlhood and has ever espoused
her Masters cause and been a faithful
worker in His vineyard. The gentle
dropping oil divine grace knocks at the
door Of each heart and whispers, 1.-The
souls Of our loved ones are but sunbeams
lifted higher" Mother, husband, broth
ers, children, think of Laura as your
sunbeam in Paradise, beaming with hap
piness, waiting for you. She xpresst
n perfect willingness to die and he az
rest. My dear friends, there is only One
to whom you can go for comfort. Near
the shadow of the cross, there is rest,
peace and solace for the stricken hearts.
Bro. Cherry preached her funeral at the
Baptist church which was crowded with
friends and relatives, who followed the
remains to the cemetery. The family
requested me TO thank their good friends
and dear DIR. Pusey for kindness and at
tention. b, autful floral designs were
presented by friends.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-08
BEWl EyVlllE.

Miss Blanche Jolly is visiting in Louis
vile.
Miss Leah Payne is quite i'll oftyphoid
fever.
Mr.. Heron, OF Victoria, spent Sunday
at Mt, Pisgah.
Mr.. Roy Cain is at home from the
Bryant x Stratton business college.
Rev. Cundiff failed to fiji his appoint
ment at tie Methodist church Sunday.
Mrs. Rachel McQuown, of Hillsboro,
ILL.,, is visiting her sisther, Mrs. F. p.
Hardaway.
Mr.. Hardin Wilson has bought the ii.
@ Basham property here and will soon
move to town.
Mrs. Griffin Dowel and daughter, Mrs.
Hettie McCaus are visiting Rev. Shelly
and wife at Cloverport.
The Holiness Association of the Eliza
BEETHOVEN district convenes here at 10
o'clock this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hardaway and
family have returned from a visit to rel
atives at Glendeane and Falls of Rough.
Mrs. d. S. Campbell and sons, Kee
and William, of Russelville, are visiting
Mrs. Campbell's father Mr.. w. II. Cain.
W. N. Drury, last week, sold the cash
store to his sons, Geo. and S. p. and Mr..
Alonzo Bennett. The new firm will be
known as Drury, Bennett & Co.
Worlds Fair visitors from this place
were Messrs. Hunter Hardaway, Fetch
er Blanford, Hiram and Rice Carlton,
Mrs. X. l.. Bennett and daughter, Miss
Beulah, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Piggott, Miss
Lulu Lewis and the Misses Drury.