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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16
LAID At RESI-.


Georre w. Geer, whose uutimely death
occurred on Wednesday, WIS buried yes
to-day morning. Deceased was a prom
mont member Of the Knights Of Pytmgs,
mi the services We're attended 10y Pr
~ rEvaxahncbie and other towns lie
hud during life expressed q desire tha1t
IT, ba bnried by The knights, and his
Wishes were adhered TO- Rev. Dr. Nal
nrea,hej am eloquent sermon az the resi-
H,,a frnin whence the remains We're
''srorted 10 the new cemetery ior burial
Ia formed Rank knights Of l'ythihs a.
tended ia Il body, accompanied uy Nis.t
ing members Of the ordeE me belull
~ burial ife. Of the order were per
formed ai the grave.
Deceased was = very popular man.
aud enjoyed the reputation ~ beng Q
Tina and indulgent parent, thoroughly
hnns.t man. and had risen 20 high RANK
n the order to which he devoted much
attention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16


Austin. Tex, june 10 -lSneciall Tho
supreme court entered Tho ipllowinn
orders today: Smith vs.. Crosby, from
Galveston; aihrmti Wcaihcrforl, Min.
erl Wells and Northwestern Railroad
company vs.. Granger, frnm Weathesionli
question certified StollSshcrry vs.
Swan. trOm HUT, Judgement Of court Of
civil appeals affirmed First National
hank of Montague vs. Robertson. from
Mitchell, application for writ Of crtVr
dismissed Dauie VS. l.yOn from Grayson.
rshearing refused Charles u. llicklV vs.,
John u. Mccall. petition flied Ton man
damns 10 compel the paymcn, Ot salary
due for seryiecs rendered ~ stenngrNphcr
of the court ~ civil appeals tot the Thlrt
district. the appropriation for which was
vvtncd hy Governor Hogs,
Mrssrs j. W, Mcdaniel w A. Gordon
and n X Wood were admitted to prac'
lice by the court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16

Washington, iuue ~. Secretary
Gn'sham has another dipomur lnnglc
on his hands, This tlmc It Is the samo-
an lslands lie has received adviccs that
war is immmrht aud that rchrllion has
broken out against tho existing govern
ment ot which King Milictoc is the hcnd,
Comparative Quie, prevailed ON the isl.
aud as long us the dcthrourj monarch
Maiaaia, kont ont Of his Kingdom. Il
APPEARS now, however that he has re-
turned 10 Samoa Tor the purpose Of re-
gaining the tlrnno. An his old ndhcWnts
aud many new roWulta have rallied du,
der his standard aud begun operations
his following Is strong and monuoIug Is
evidenced by the fact that the reigning
kiug has lpnealrd Ia the representatives
of Tho TnfHriite alliance tn protect
him 10 acrordhncn with The treaty con.
riudrd between thut'u States md
Germany and Great Hritaln, and assist
him lu driving the WEutper irum his ter
ritury The situation has reached " crit
icIl atnpc aud The president and Sec-
Rotary Groaham nre 10 Frequent confer
cncr aa TO the policy uf this govern.
moni In tht matter The luitcd Siatos
Is pledged tu nsist 10 preserving the
| autonomy Ut the island, hut at present
Is nnrdly In position TO du very much
| M that difpcuun The only nnNM Nus-
soils az or near Samou are the Boston
| and Adams ~ Hawaii, and Thorn Ia hh
means ut COMMUNICATING With them cN'
/ crld by means ot steamur from San
| Francisco. aud even if that could be
| accomplished u would take at least hYv
| DAYS to make the trip from Honolulu
| to Snnnn tirrnany " The only number
| Of ths alliance represented NJ the iNnud
| by wal N ~ hut with the cooperation
| of representatives aud cltlRuur uf other
| governments that yrssel will he rilicirm
| 10 Attend ample protection 10 foreign ih-
| forests on tlir ISLAND, even " mol chl'
able of rnlit,N -upprrssnE the rehel'
| lion
Word has been rcciywl that 10"
| United States steamer Atlanta hAA mr.
| rived at Colon Tor coat
yellow fever Appeared an snhr ~ thv
| island. Ut the lsthnius, aud IA affairs
m NlcnrnuH appear to have pnlNl'u
down, II ~ probable thni United states
| nayil yeaseis viii moi he Rent much
lhr,r Ia thni vicinity. The Alliance VII
prnhtMy 70 down thp coast ot Sonlh
,meiicn as fay as Cpllnp ANA renhll
thrrr until the Philadelphia arrives ih
Peruvian wAirrr, su TINT d lnitru nlnla
weasel may pc IN hnhd during nhu eil'f
tho .fulN u.rrtiuuH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16
SUNDAY CLOSING CASE.

Chicago, H., June 10 Long before
fla. hour sci for to-dHy's proceedings IN
the Worlds fnir Sunday closing case.
the United States court Of appeals. room
was taxed TO ~ full capacity aud many
mrurd away unable to obtain standing
room. Promptly on tiule th" three
judges filed into court ROOM. Claet jus
doe Fuller I'D the way, followed by
Judges Bnuu Of Wisconsin and Allen of
llhnios.
Commissioner st, clair Of West Vir-
giuia opened the argument for the
Worlds fair followed b. Judge Jos IL.
Hand, ON behalf ~ The government.
When court adjourned at . o'clock
argument was still being nade. II Is
expected the Judges viii take The mat
ter under adyisemeit by noon Friday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16
ARRESTED AT LAREDO,


Some time aga j. n. Flahcrty, a young
man employed MS a clerk in the office Of
the Wettern Securities company. sud-
denly disappeared, and II was reported
tbnt he had cuhezzlcd funls belonging
10 The compn1y The grand jury fouui
A true bll against him. and several ef
forts were made ~ effect lis arrest
Flahcrty's friends in This mty knew
thai he had enlisted In the Third regular
cavalry aud was stationed at laredo
wei f6r some rea, or he ESCAPED arrest
sheriff Euloss determined to secure him
IL possible aud accordingly sent nhiei
Drputy Sheriff ltea 20 Laredo on Tues.
dav last. Rea found his man. and Will
alive here with him this evening Fla
hsrty was well known society man: u
Track member af the Fcnrihles, Nothing
WIS ever charged against him previous
20 ns disappearance.
The amo'lnt involved is $40, covering
,,i5rh thc rand Jury found two indirt-
ments against him. His parents, reside
here. aud are very estimable people
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16
er,RR SURROUNDED

Fort Gibson, J. r., June l,. is'+ ,,s,s '', NIX
usnry Starr, the n9,e odfa1 deputy
bank iops soj + sheriff's posse q ? p, "a
mar,5,uAl. ers,.k. twenty miles from ~
% bp-- iandit's h1me, Unless ins
wail' rs,tens starr viii be iAkrn' q, aeau
ros-e sane " bis pursue5s ars IAef.
q ifa5iaa.' anl.if necessary. VIZ 'ntei
ess, IN he en Geld Win Wingnes - IT, y
e. ward \, u $1,000 Z he caiss q KY ~
pifrE.. Gar has ak men, while tilr
hfiiui'. .,.i,.rs twenty or mors-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16

The court of criminal appeals Yesterday
refused relcafinr a. lirury Miller hhi
The black despeNlu WIN swils wn,'s'
Unyeruor Ilogr int,rfcris. Miller Sian
dered a respectable white womnii, rross
IA ana ropeatully. aud Killed officer e.
D. Brewef, when the latter Attempted 10
arrest him he was always a worthless
ana vicious yagabond, aud tlp prolae are
Inliphind In knowing that he is about y
gri his just drsurlH. lilh p2pe N.Y.
considerable money 90 NE slh.l nut nnes
,..riy Uninterrupted themselves IN an
"flon 10 save the neck Of the slayer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16
rIIs rNioN WANTS WAN

chicago NJ. June -. The conssn.ill ''.,
az die International Typpsfaphicai lnlsu
was to-day largely occupisd ~ II
,,,nlovcd Tor waring a snfcttsiNl
oar an,Inn the Printers ffyleeuss
ts,,t,.r,lfV which WAS rcprrenten ~
havlnr III rs real object The destruction
OF the union .,..... u,era
Tho Childs Drexel home troubles "ere
airo taken ~ Ia executive %e-A,un'
IA, MA ~. is. Prescott vas re-elecsea
prosidtnt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16

Gan Antonio. Tex. June 15-fSpeciall
Iroons n md X. Third cavalry, leii
sort Sam Houston here today FOR their
Now stations 10 the Indian 'fen1inry
Major Wesseli- and troop ~, Third
cavalry. let Eaglr Pass iasi night and
vii ni,.s through here This mounhg ~
heir way 10 Fort Sill, q. .. They vii
~. Joined here 10y troop J, Ilird fHfgiry
,ia.i ~ Fart sill. TIE fifih cavalry
WI NJ stations in ibe lndlan Territory
fs.ia. m ilr department ~ Teas.
IA viii ~ several Days tefsfe ne trhad-
a. N troops from this ipariinent Q
~ department. AZ the Platte y Honi-
ulelr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16

Professor Anderson Of the Golden SUE
tnIny and will be Ia the polite court 10
Nam Knlghts Of Pyihlhs went over 70
tho Hort to-day mud attended the inh.tn
NJ Colonel George 1err which lbcy AAlu'
an feiuru. was largely attended.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16

Manafna. Nicaragua, June - lnilei
States Minister Baker aud Seuur Nasl4i'
TO- Nicaragua miulsiuf Of war, were ~.
t,i Viewed today. and dcnivh the rrpnll
thtt marines had been landed from the
cruise Atlanta nt Groytnwn Z" protect
Nh, Interests Of The citizens Of The United
stnt,s Each said There was absolutely
no Foundation Tor the story, he gov
efimrnt I. returning % nwners Tie prop
nhy cOuBsMtpi iy SucaHn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16
TURNED rnE FABLES.

Mnl Jones. mulaiio, was On tnal
In Nudge Truckers coott to-day on rhhfFr
norfer for Colonel J.. 4. Jhorne sNieq
iSSS was tho principal witness against
Homes His tustluony wa 70 EnuAy
thnt .tndnn Tucker Instructed the Jury
M return a verdict Of not guilty ngalnsl
.lonrs. aud ordered Warren taken u
1nsioiy for hOlt and nblushlng perjury
And Richard is sleeping ia lhe eonhV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16

Chicago. H.. Jun 10 AT today's ses-
sion of The congress of charities and cor.
rcctipa. committee was appointed Ia
mako arrangements for permanent
section far The promotion Of sociology.
Prof Taylor of Chicago aud Prof War
ner Of Leland STAFFORD university were
appointed members Of the committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16
rIvn MrN lrnT.

whitney. Tex. Inne - tSpoolnl y
Five members ~ the sized gniiR ~ We
Texas Cenirul rnlwuy were phlniully
rar running Into another ltst evening,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16
HOlD-UP TRIED
MIXERS We're Frightened Away by
rralnmen.

Tex June 15.-tSpecial)-
'aes who came in today from
|. % the noon train your cores
sl'ns that an unsuccessful at
= made to hold up the south
saslar' Kansas and Texas pas
-i' last night at Moran Tank,
HNance above Parsons. The
So'm number, had the engin-
Henan covered. but the other
'a'aneed to their aid aud
'Ae robbers away before they
express car. One of the
eandana mask. Two sus-
'ag characters were seen loaf
Moran yesterday. and it is
Ae' were the parties.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16

WaNnhachir. Tex. June u, lSpcCiall
In conversation with Sheriff y, NJ. Mer-
c,iith hr Informed me that he has DIS
patched To the contractor ~ convoy
Tom T. Narncll to the penilenhNry, and
that he wits expecting him today or
tomorrow. lie win bc taken TO Rusk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16
no ATTEND COLONEL GEErs
FUNERAL

waxnbachis Tex. June III iSpecialj
Aisidt fifiaen naenii,en " The UNIFORM
ms Kigilts u l'yfhias. " this place,
,,',f,t 10 F1rg Worth today 70 participate
n lie funeral .. Colonel ueer Of shat
flffr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16

Chicago H.. June 10. The Clan Me.
liUroy Donald Mclean tonight 20 the
music of the pipcrs hud OF the Forty
hft Highland regiment of Toronto,
Grpndu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16
FIRES.
LUMBER BURNED

Paris. Tx, June 10. -lspeelall The
saw min Of W. 4. Ryder. near Antlers l.
r., burned last night with o lDi Of lumber
i.oss, S2D,ufJ % s,O.DOO. Insurance un-
known. fir accidental
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16
nIIsyNG MONKS.

T,oarg. June 15.-rhe church
kss. asiery, within the walls
,ss has been robbed Of a
II ~ " plate, money and gems.
M, p,uoO rnbes. Today all
ile.,,i ''aging to the monastery
Il A search Of the cells
v 49,. .le monks revealed that
Il 4 ',,s,s;,stated Sc robbery. The
~, ..sse was made against
~ vine Is punishable with
& ~ ~ penalties. Probably
n y ipriis VIII be banished to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16

r,i..r, IN. June rs. Tha ekecntifs
,,a,nitt.., of thn National lferulllpaa
leasnr nef IL DE Gnhd Pacific Today y
sieef -~ereiafy ~ succeed a, y. Hum
udrs. and ~ psruansnt heAaenar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-16
: UNLoADHD PISTOL.

s Tex, June l5,-(special.)
s and his brother live alone
7, near town. Al noon time
cstss and the colored cotton
,s resting. Henry CLARK
= Il 'soi anc began cleaning it,
5s unloadel. There WAS
4 ~ y. however, which exploded.
s "a '1ss,d through the body OF
v tfl,el slAng him Instantly, and
Z w he thigh OF Oscar Todd,
II ~ sefiously. Clark was ar-
lltttd to houd
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-01-12
Ssaled Proposals for The Depository OF
County Funds,

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received at the
County Auditors office in Warren,
Marshall County. Aliun, until the
20th day U January 1898 for the
depository OF the county funds stat
ing what security will be given, to
hold the funds OF said County. and
what interest on monthly balances
will be paid to said county, for the
use OF said tunus. All deposits ni
money with Interest accrued there.
On to he held subject to draft and
payment st ali times on demand.
K. GLavIN, Co. Auditor.
\. l.. NurTlSn, Chairin. Bi. Co. Com.
W. \. CASE, Clerk Dist. Court.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-01-12

Ii you want u nice suit OF clothes.
very cheap, c;lll into WiEci,ester',,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-01-12
BUSINESS TOPICS,
Is there anything new in town
Yes, Welander's iewciry store.

! Is there anything new in town?
Yes, Welander's jeweiry store.
Hnrvcst gloves and Overalls at
Ell. f'vanson's
Everything in the line OF plush
goods al Turalscth's.
Over-coats, Fur-coats, Goat Ski,.
coats. Duck tOutS-cvpryli.in for
cash at low prices at WlNCHEsTEH's
GsGves and Aiittens, the largest
and finest assortment ever brought
to Warren at II. J. BESNLWITz's
Go to Ed Frnnson for choice fruit,
nuts, candies, cigars and tubucrns.
Boys, just step in and see my new
stock Of gloves just received.
L. FRANssoN.
Trunks aud Valises. III sizes and
81. prices, 1T n j. BEsSEwirz's
Dom; forget to go to Taralseth's
for good bargains.
FLANNEL shirts of every style at
y 'ilNGHEsrER's.
Ant5oiv's Ho|lnr buy. one huns
lysa cents worth OF goods at WIN
Ci,t:yrEiss.
Barn yn''r straw hat and huy o:,t.
oF those dandy Caps Of WlsCHEsvEK
G'oas are now sold cheaper al
t'Hra!seis,,s brick store than ever
Fr'is,re.
l'ivs:, taan.'! goois u! i',.,:,sn;,':, !,
T'y ir in.omS sy,aps { no':,.st~.
/ lli!it; Cinr;at,u,.s presents at. We
t:ins!vr's.
potutoes Tor sale at he Round E. E. X
v:tsa".
{. y. Rrov,, is selling fine voni,u.
tcan,s for 81 5000. Pay il, two yr;,.>,
fine. C;.l! n:.,! see Mex Bolton.
Prince A!bprts. E'rocks. c,,t-ah;,,
;s.sckS, .Doub;a Breasted Sacks, ii.
fact everything n,4it:,'lA noi.hy ina.u.
clothing line at NlScHEsrH:;.s.
Did yul see t!lt bright light last
night? 1t VAS tie reflection from hr
diamonds, siiverv;,re aud jeWelri il,
Wti;,nt!cr's store.
The coI.>t1.y has gone Democrats.
hat y i.:tnpy IL still selling goods be
lew iii competition. Save ,uoney hv
~; .ilsg lis prices hefore buying.
elsewhere
Everything in the i,,wrlrv line Ero;n
u tii!n,l'e to IL soln. .io;d w;,tcl, or a.
'i!ais.1,it! ring at Wel;lnt;sl's.
Itch o., human and horses ana aIl
aniIn;'ls cnre.i III 30 Minutes bN
Noolfnri's Sanitary Linton. This
'sevcr s;,:ls. Sold h.y +. +. Wl,i.s:s!,,...... ~.
Druggist Warren. ss..ii.;.. Vii
sng!isll:Spasi:, I.i:.i;l.s,st ro,s,
;t|i Hard, SoiE oi' {ssty.ss.:.., Il y.ss.:.., i.ti,s:.,s.
and Blelnisiles fs,s,al ss3iss,,s. I,.;.ssi
SI,;.vins, Cnrhs, ss,9i5,4sss, ss,..se,,iif. sz5
King Bone. 81 1is',sss li:..s. 7.
~. iHfeitts, 20 tlitss5ss' 4 si;T,s s,ss.st
ny Il lie use ni t,sfa :fStt. !.
;.s! the most Wt, ,t}..if.s "a .;:s. sts.ts
eyer known So't. f, i,'s.!fig.,: ,s!fiigg.., IS
Druggist. y. Warren, aai.ss:.!
Call in and ex;,l. III III IL -.
t,ay Goods. l c;lyy II stt.G!s 5t..t.
line nf McLes:, SS,Winss Rockers. Since.
iy isosle.s. Wall Pockets. Il III III s.
Desks. chlSk and Book sleivps, Car
pet Sweepers and hundreds al ss;.,s..-| ,.-
eia:' suitable Tor Christmas Presents.
Iit.SRY VI. SWANSON.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-01-12

Rejected &c s
Barley 80 to 40 8
= See the new ud of the State
Bank OF Warren.
= The SAEAr is now the official pa
per OF the county.
- Observe the new au OF Anderson
& Larson, furniture dealers.
&C. Grindell went to Crookston
Yesterday to spend Il few days.
Mrs. A. G.. Grindeliis is visiting with
her folks in Stevens Go Minn.
- Edwin Nayior, brother OF Mrs
". T. Powell md Miss Lizzie Naylor,
is here on Il visit.
- subscriptions for any paper or
magazine printed in the world taken
ut he SuEAF office.
-Chas. Misner, the genial Crook
SION barber, shook hands with his
Warren friends on Tuesday.
- II. Stecnerson, OF Crookston,
Was in Warren Tuesday attending
a mcetn" OF the Stockholders ot the
State Bank.
A. y. Jenson offers all
his furniture and household goods
for sale cheap. Apply to Norman
Jenson or at SHEAF Office.
Thomas Russell, a leading and
highly respected business man Of
Stephen died suddenly on Saturday
morning last, Of fhrmorrlluge OF the
!ungs.
~ John II. Wolh;lupt, OF New So
Inm. gave the Sl.eaf Il pleasant cali
las, week. He WIS taking his wife to
the hospital at Grand Forks FOR med
lead treatment.
= The railroad company charges
about 80 !, cord for hauling wood
4 hundred miles. The rate on wood
is altogether TOO higs, ana should he
reduced. 1t ought to be the policy
OF the road to carry fuel to tbs set
Tiers Oil the prairie us c'icaply as
possible
Tile annual meeting ot tho stock
holders; OF he State DaHs OF Warren
was held or he 1OtI. inst. and the
following otiiccrs Hrr" chosen: II l..
M,.iranr.!. president; K. !. Tarn.se:h,
Wire pres !. E. O.srutn, risSi,itr;
Directors: H. l.. M..iya:..st, f.. J,
Tur;,!$cth, 4. Grint!eln1sd, 4. !.ul,d-
grc!,, J. +. Cstrom, H. s;t,'eaersnu
and l.. Il. Anter. The business of
the hlnk is in Il very pro porous
condition..
- City Recorder 4. L. Nelson fur
nissirs the following statement tt
what it has cost the city Ia caring
ioI its poor since March 1at 1892.
when tie new punpcr law went into
cti.rt til! t he end OF the wear:
Paid for Bonf'l S126 Il
Burial Expenses 22.OH
Medical attendance Sues'icinc 127lO
Nurse 2I.O0
Total ) 3U9 -
The aid has been expended i'll De
hall of the following persons:
Carl A Wee s 1850
VIM. GutIIia 1880
4 Campbell 4s.4O
Unknown It's
Total $3Ooa5
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-01-12
To SsBeeI 0EeslsI

| would like to get term orschonl
TO last between February 9Th aud
Hay 15tIl. Am ~ qualified t.;,cller
ant will give sntiainctiol Address
"AI.rEH S. HUDSON,
Wurrc:,, aiinn.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-01-12
800 Ne7se BIsnEptS

| have the largest stool, OF Horse.
biankets, Fur Rohes, Gloves anil
a'lttens in The Red River Ii, iifeH 1T.
the lowest prices. C;.l. and sec III.
yourself All! YOU en,.' 6 llalpsl,lt SIS.
III IEsSEwiTz. .
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-01-12
Home and County News
- Quite stormy yesterday.
Whitney lends IN low prices.

quite stormy yesterday.
Whitney leads in low prices.
49, Get your job work done at thu
SHEAF office
Mr.. J. 7. P.Eustou left Tor st. Paul
on Tuesday.
- Mrs. E;,ston has returned from,
her visit to Owutounu.
- Mrs. 4 Nutting, wife of the com,
missioner visited friends in town
last week.
- Bro. Novotny, of the Banner,
got out very creditable local paper
last week. ..
first class all wool socks going at
10 cts per pair. All OF my winter
stock must Le sold regardless ofrost
l.. \. Slice.
III" long commissioners pro.
ceedin2a this week crowds out other
matter, but then, ci Itself, it is rs in.
fereStlng us Il story.
- Charles Nestcrbprg proprietor OF
the Scandinavian House at Crooks
ton, visited with Mr.. ana Mrs. Aug.
Lundgrrn the fore part Of the week.
-The famous kicknpoo Indians
will come to Warren Feb. 10th and
remain two weeks. VIII hold forti,
ut ElWaruh's Halt.
- The editor acknowledges with
thanks the receipt uf u compliment
1ary ticket to 4 grand concert TO be
given III Stephen Oh the Durr's uuui-
rrrsnry, Jan. 25th. T.
Bro. Packard, Of the Lender
gave rs a friendly call on Thursday
lie was here to attend ;he slaughter.
ing OF prices on county printing, rx-
pcctlnG to Get it, b'lt he didn't.
A. n. Anderson, the popular
inrnltrlre lI:tn OF he firm Anderson &
i1Ars"n. went TO iisn'rny, Minn. on
S''tu:'!ny to si'en;I II few DAYS look
ing after things ut ihrir store there
-he"ia "rhtmun has bought the.
building containing tha +. II. Me-
aflh"r hardware stora ANA will move
TIE same across the street onto the
"t ":'ri'c 'on"e stood the Il,prold
o' : Tore.
Il, Ij;nl,nr.nr ,1,.n.,,,,l .>. G.
Paul on Moi.,iuy - .,,t.u,, t,,o
t;rnnI i.o.l.p wI,ir', meet. here. t,;.
"''N, y" h!S way u" VIII STOP OH ~
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Pasd Stable.

lam prepared to furnish good
st,lbiln.s fnr farmers teams at cheap
rates. Good flowing we'll close by.
Jols MonrEssoN, South oi Lumber
Yard.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-01-12

Call IN nn.i eS;,ts,;;ils, ,,1l. .,e.y 80
''aY Goods. lcar,.y i stea!!s Il 1slS
the nf Mcl4c;,:, Swing Rockers. sss,isse4
f'y Rockers. Wall Pockets. I. ,issiiss.. -, s.
Desks. cltsSt cllt. and Book Shelves, Car
pet Sweepfl.s and hundreds al stisss.
e,a:s suitable Tor Christmas Presents.
W. ii.s1,Y VI. sW..S.;as.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-01-12
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

once opposite posroFFIcE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-06-17
SUN KWONCFCHONC g. CO..
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