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The herald., 1893-02-12

CT. PAULS> CHURCH, OLIVE STREET, BE
y tween Fifth and sixth SITS Rev. George
Franklin Bugbee, rector. Services at IL a. m.
and 80 p. m. Ash Wednesday service IL u.
IN. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. st. Andrews
Mission service 3 p. m. Sunday school after
service.
The herald., 1893-02-12
wANTED-sIrUATIoNs


WI NTANTED-SITUATION BY MIDDLE-AGED
w German, on ranch or at private place.
Address JOHN FARMER, 205 Wilmington ST.
o-11 1T
The herald., 1893-02-12

GOODRICH, LAWYER, 124 DEARBORN
M street, Chicago, ILL.,; % years expert
ence; secrecy: special facilities in several
states; Goodrich on divorce, with laws of all
states, in press. 11-16 1y
The herald., 1893-02-12
wANrEp-AGENTs.


q TO $15 PER DAY AT HOME, SELLING
eDC Lightning Plaster and plating iewelry
watches, tableware, etc. Plates the finest OF
jewelry as good as new on all kinds OF fmetal with
gold, silver or nickel No experience. No cap
ital. Every house has goods needing plating
w kTANTED-SALESMEN AND DEALERS TC
w sell white enamelletter for window signs
also signs enamelled on iron big profits. send
for illustrated price list New York and Chi
cago Enamel Company, As Clark ST., Chicago.
2-5 sun ct
The herald., 1893-02-12
JOHN II. COKE, Bryson- -Bonebrake block.
2-12 3t

J1OR EXCHANGE-GOo CLEAR, COUNTY
L seat property in Kansas for horse and
wagon, or team. Address, KANSAS, box so,
Herald. PIP 2t
The herald., 1893-02-12

ce1OSO BUYS $500 HOUSE AND TWO
dDlUeDU lots; house of 9 rooms, a chicken
houses, corrals, cow shed and barn; this is on
Sixteenth street. southwest; only 1876 cash,
and 800 semi-annually, or $17 monthly. Must
sell this week. Apply at once, 800 w. FIRST
ST. 2-l12t
The herald., 1893-02-12

TOR sALE-IF YOU WANT A HOME
4 or property improved or unimproSed for
investment or speculation, don't wait until the
knowing ones pick up the cheap properties,
and then pay higher price. See my list. W.
NJ. WHITTEMORE, Rooms 8 and 10, ia s.
Spring st. 2-12 It.
The herald., 1893-02-12

T HAVE $3.50, 900 TO LOAN ON A 1 sECTRITY
1 at low rate OF interest. VIII loan as whole
or part of the above amount. Address SECUR-
ITY, Box so, this Office 1-8 tt
DOINDEXTER & LIST, BROKERS, 127 W.
Il Second st., loan money on good security at
reasonable rates. Farm loans specially. If
you wish to lend or borrow, call on us. sly 6m
M ONEY TO LOAN--A. R. FRASER & F. D.
lts Lanterman, 139 S. Broadway. S17 6m
The herald., 1893-02-12

4 sale will find it to their advantage If they
send me the particulars of what they have. l
have buyers for bargains in real estate who
will pay spot cash. Let me know what you
have, full details, and you may hear from me.
have no Office, but the money to snap up any
thing where there is chance TO make a turn
Address SPOT CASH, box 565, city. 90 tt
The herald., 1893-02-12

u AOn JUST BEFORE THE NEW BOOM
aD4UU The worlds fair, our new packing
house, big smelter, iron mandatory, to say
nothing of the deep-sea harbor-and Just after
we get United States seator, we are going TO
offer 80 lots in the Philbin tract, regardless of
value. See ad page 3. 1t
The herald., 1893-02-12

NOR SALE-A CLEAN STOCK OF GROCER
II les, well located on Spring street, with an
established business. For further particulars
call on HOWELL & CRAIG, 1872 and 134 South
Los Angeles st. 90 IT
The herald., 1893-02-12
PERSONAL.


DERSONAL-W. W. TAYLOR, LAWYER,
Il 121ls South Broadway, room 5. Probate and
The herald., 1893-02-12

NOR SALE-$4000-AN ELEGANT HOUSE
It of 10 rooms. No. 124 West Twenty-fifth
street. OWNER, 2SO3 South Main. LII IL
The herald., 1893-02-12

r os ANGELES HOLINESS TABERNACLE,
IL Fourth street, between Spring and Brady
Noted evangelist today, 10 am. and pm.
Seats free; no collection. 1t
The herald., 1893-02-12

TTVHE NEW CHURCH-TEMPERAN TEN
L pie; 3 p. IN. Sermon by Dr. Samuel
Worcester: Fear Not Little Flock. All are
welcome.
The herald., 1893-02-12

GLNO WILL DOUBLE FOR YOU INSIDE OF
sDfUU one year; no risks; you may regret not
worth $500. To see them is to buy. See ad
page 8. 1t
The herald., 1893-02-12

J'OR CHANGE-PRoPERTY IN SOUTH
Il eastern part of Kansas for Los Angeles prop
erty, city or acreage. Inquire 3119 South
Grand avenue. 1923 Suns
The herald., 1893-02-12

NOR sALE-STOCK OF GROCERIES AND
II store fixtures; new goods; well located on
South Spring street; business good; best of
reasons for selling. Inquire of L. W. GUTH-
BE, Abstract building. 1-21 I'm
The herald., 1893-02-12

CHURCH OF THE UNITY-CORNER HILL
~ and Third SITS. Rev. J. S. Thomson, pas
ton. Services Sunday at IL a. IN. Sabbath
school Q 80 a. m. Subject Sunday morning.
Competition and Cooperation There will be
no service in the evening.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
Spruce VALLEY
Feb. alst. 500.

Editor SHEAF::
Too much snow now. No roads
they are blocked the worst since the
oldest inhahitantean renaelnbe No
one is trying to don thing, as it is
impossible to llanlany load and Just
as bad to 90 empty. 1t SHOWS two.
or three t!nesa week and hloWsgtlIe
rest ofsthe ti1ne--D. p. Johnson re-
ports twins at his house, but they are
calves! mother and twins doing we'll.
We have our mail OH this route.
regularly, for it has missed but once.
yet. Mr.. s;aGsturn is an excellent
mail carrier The Young folks had Il.
social ut Ole Erickson's last week:
had q Very good tiina; lots OF music,
plays, ard some dancing, also 4
rafiie for 4 violin: ID. ID. Johnson
drew the ptiza,a fina valuable instrn-
ment, and he is much f,ssstsetl width it.
w II g.',is Is getting out lumber
for Il barn, hntshe saysitsis slow bus
mess, roads being so bad There
seems to be quite q sensation up III
our neighbor town al Cedar, on
school matters. As we hear, they
had a school Meeting, to decide
whether they should have school Or
not, and there were Is votes for
school and 3 against Two OF the
board won't DO q thing to hire q
teacher, and tile third one thinks he
cant do it alone, so there it is, and
the two year limit of their district
runs out leXt June We see that
MIR, Donneily is making very good
speeches i'll the senate this winter
Tan yon, Mr.. Editor, explain how
it was that Mr.. Davis received OILY
one majority to re-aleet Him to T. $.
senate, when there was 4 good ma
iority III the legislature? Mr.. Davis
Dragged SO much before he left
Washington, that he wotld be re-
elected by q unanimous vote III his
party. We think this Ills last elec
ton. We hear he went buck with
lire in his eyes ana little swear Oh
his tongue. Bgt then, Mr.. Davis,
never mind, this is. 10 kingdom
where one stays in office for lie, SO
The time is coming when you will
have to step down and out. IN ali
probability This is your last term at
Washington as Z. $. senator, SCI
make the most Of it.
Now abont the Wood and Topper
affair there has been $50 much talk
about Of late Mr.. Woods side oft
published i'll the Banner was very
W>Ql as far rs + went. but he did NOT
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
AFTER March lth tha 1nn,Orre

AFTER March 4th the democratic
party will have Il majority in both
branches OF congress and also the
presidency, condition which has
not existed since the party went out
OF power at the beginning Of the civil
war Once i'll that time they had the
presidency and the lower house, but
were then handicapped by repub-
lican senate. Now no restraints
whatever stand in their way, they
have full control of both the lenis
iative and executive departments OF
the government, and need not curry
favor even with the populists. The
democrats have the power and the
responsibility. Ii they do not carry
through their measures now. tlev
cannot shoulder the blame onto the
republicans. Democracy certainly
has a grand opportunity to distin-
guish itself and to do great things
Tor the country. How well that
party will improve the opportunity
the future will tell, but we have our
fears. 1t requires wise heads and
brave hearts to safely guide the Ship
OF State across the dangerous shoul.y
ahead.
For the conntry's sake, the SHEAT
hopes the democratic party may be
equal to the task.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
Temperance Department.
(Edited by the Local w. c. II. Z. }
Prohibition Prohibits.

The LEGAL option law OF the
state OF Arkansas confers unon
its citizens tile privilege OF petition
against tie location Of u saloon
within q radius Of three miles from.
any church or school-hoilse. Ii 4,
majority Of citizens so petition (;,nd
IL WoI,iait5 name here counts as
much as man,s) the Judge has no
choice in the matter-the saloon
must go The law is well enforced
in all dry" districts, with the excep-
ton of7tWo or three l;.ige where
miniature Tam NAMES hold sway.
Two gentlemen recently visited
Arkansas on q business expedition.
One OF thourWI,ile there was suddenly
seized With the fear that change Of
water nlight result in serious distutb-
ances OF his physical condition.
Therefore ACCOMPANIED by y resident
friend, he started out to purchase
something stronger. After a diligeIlt
search Of two hours the desired dram
was necessarily dispensed with. 10
the credit oI its officials be it said
that III that town OF over three thou.
sand Inhabitants, and with plenty OF
drug stores, not Il hall pint Of LIQUOR.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
Worlds Fairs.

Now 4I,+ IL, o,,,, / - ,1,,,,,I;,,, ~
~! V,'s'p 5 ~: 80. Jl't'' s'.1'i' =
pos,D'G,l q ,5'l1G,,o :, eI'4S'.l! i!;'stu'
auttG ii'o. l'.,tsto s'o,,u y. PR io>'7
9l'l'i,tf , GS'isoteluiss ihie5 oe u III
t tho sn' w. t ~ ns4 H. e'qiYe -
e's.. M ~ t,',g y, w ~" w.
500 e' =. nun ,'ss = :. 10 gis,i'
- SlS-'s g. 1SGa i,'s.! y 9sl.' I 49, III,
49, 30 alLe3 z o 6.i', ssS
80, l,'5loi13 - n." - 90, ny
Gei 4aE ,ss1' - ~, I 2o,1o3 1,n ~
nn 90 80 ! : No. n, ,,,,7 W. ~
49, ~, us:5 ot';.t ~ a =, ', ) 80,
es.,o No W e4,l:lsol5 'o0V 'ese, ~
rpo7 J, aIi 90. $780, atse' -,
e eon o5o @+,oVo, a.liIl;3tioils .
o y Gays open ~ 1oo, reee'pSs
p '4,oo9' L'n lI., lco1, acres @55/s
e oS, aO5 tot ~ t9J, ADMISSIONS $, :.
W W y 4ttJs open ! -, Feeei!,G3 ~ 80
edV; Iitris, IS5t. acres ~, exhibit
9fs 'V,o0o, aItlaisslons lo,zo W wv 9slS
days open 1T, receipts 81, 100, 000;
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
". Fl TRIP,
Attorney fer sld Assignee,
llusllth. Mi!i!i.
II OFT q YGa so za.


Whereas ;!eftuIt has been made in the candi-
tioas CT certain mortgage ,aas1a by Ohm Kent
s:in unmarried I1ia}nl rs mort gasor. unto Robert
SaI!don, as nortEaGae, dated OF the 25rd day Of
isfeT OF nsaGs Of Marsila!l County atc Of slim.
nsoE, OF the 2&th day CT June, 1855, at o'c.ock
y, NJ. in Book ''t,h OF mortgages On jtage
Il. and witch said mortgage was
given 10 secure the payment OF tie su.a Nt
SIX Hundred Dollars. payable on ;fe Zard Gay Of
June 1854. with interest ut the rate OF I pes
cert per annuni payable sami-tnnHa.ly. accord
ing to tur conditions OF one ceEtGin pronssoI!
no te and tensiatcrest coupon Noes, thereto ct
tG2ahcd all OF even date with said mortgage, and
WheFaAs defaNt has been made III the payment
oe the prnc;pal Of said gnortE6 &c aI,t! tlellst oi
said sem ;-i,}lnn ]! iDstameots nf interest boil!
t,nc on the e3:d lay CT June. 1851, AID where's
said inortGagPe did on the End Gny5oi Mas-, 1879
r3y,tlc taxes On said premises for the years.
lSa7and 1883 amounting ii the gfrarssf o Sia
81. an! Gu the Isl d;i Of September 1882. pay
tie taxes cItsaid premises FOR the Years. 1Ssa.
1870 and 1901, am cunning in the aggregate o SIT
.73. All. there is laihled TO be i;le ans is Que
date OF This notice on said mortgage ana The
DEBT hereby secured. in&iuGipg the sans paid
.VE ta2les as aforesaid. The sun 81 Eight iiuid-
red Twenty Mae dollars and Twenty cen Is tSS29
.sGi end no proceedings at issY or otaarwise have
5e3n h:ti orias titnietl TO raeGser the de5tsecur
81 by slid mortgage. OF. any part thereof:
NDH Therefore notice IS hereby GiFes,, that bs
virtue o.! Il power p safe in said mortgage coii-
tainedH and Herewith recorded, aud pursuant t.
the statute III such ease made aud provided. The
said m Grt1age viii be foleciosed ard fhs land
therein ;cs@r he'd, and belgsitnated IN thac0un-
ty 81 Marshall! and state OF minnesota. to wit:
.fhe Soatl East GRartsrst IS. Z. q OF Seciion
tstautEsiS (2i}, il To#nsNp one EunePats City SIS
tls6}e q Range forty eight {ES@, eontaiilsg one
h;!H*ir'd s:s t. tcrps more or less accofG3!2, to
tta Government sf.rieg thereof. ..aad upon
With .sse 81 !tate t,lo ge,lii.ts lloisra n othet
'S?;i.iiltrs siarGs II frs Z IsfFN,' vii se sold
hs. tn sG!tEf y aas Iaiah:.!l..pu!:iy q tna,
5st.Htipnla t,:a h:G3A4SE hi,.ei fGf caSl!at NE
s:h tot,r II fisa comfy Eoutt-<!e, il he citT
4 " ;l.Feii. ii Ss 1I:t&h}lt' eStn;4,f IN aoE!iaN
tIse l.t1 tJ Fl .ta9s:l So n l. O'Clock No@n.
L, iHsai aHd satisfy tie sltECGnt s!ieli viii then 5a
du on a4ist tnoF;3raEe a1!d the ;&s5t taefapy So
cared nGiE2:iis; ace.Asts end eEiseaS9S al s;.i:1
aa if:d ineluit:st, sesusn tt iss dollars as 1T
tarcey3f fees asatipR}atrd In s;.id nortgage,
Eatad Iai.ita, 5s23ftl. iSGs.
RosEKg SsssDeN,
t}ADcOaK s..GARRTeUie. hiGi't..a:gae.
Attorneys for i or So
AItNaaas,0ds MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

WHEN the republican party went
into power 30 years ago, it did so at
the most critical period in the cour-
try's history. Treason dominated
southern breasts and secessions stalk
ed the land at MONDAY. The govern
ment was i'll the hands otis enemies,
who held it by the throat. The na-
tlonal finances were in u deplorable
state-the gOvernmentWas baukrunt.
The curse OF human slavery existed
as dark blot upon our cscutchp0D.
The enemies Of popularseif govern
ment looked at the sad spectacle
with glee. Then the republican par
ty came and struck Il blow for free
dom. 1t carried to successful issue
the greatest civil war OF modern
times: it freed the slave; it saved the
Union; and up to the present time it
has wisely directed the affairs OF this
country on its phenomenal march
toward national greatness. The
years during which the republican
party has been i'll control of the
government are Incompatible in The
history OF the United States. Dur
ing that time the population has
doubled, and our industrial and
commercial growth has been enor-
nous. We are not SO partisan as to
attribute the marvellous deyeIop.
ment Of the UnitedStates wholIvtothc
republican party ,butrather to the ag-
gregate wisdom and patriotism OF the
Nation. Still it. must be admitted
that this growth could not have
taken place under a poorly admins
tered government. Great national
development could not be fostered
under the blighting influence Of
States Rights, and human sla
very. Under how different condi-
tions does not the republican party
surrender back to the democratic
party, the control OF the nation.
Then it was divided, bankrupt and
enthralled; now it is united, prosper
GUS and free. Well may we say to tile
grand old republican party: We'll
done Thy record Eliminates tile
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
sIIo1 &! ae Sci G.
Ds#aAsi.T lss3vi.tss ..heci nl;s;!a

p.TAsir hA.iliss hse:1.. 1'l;si!e in. IN
ii S5,e IA fl.eFf aatT-S:S .;lni 1850 AoiiaiFf
81 :i;t Is eiaislits, 81 the ft, $ no
tee. il5lsi q ;at.t;. y tuty eStiss!tett
.sna s. liyef5 u bs isetiies Ai.tsgsaa md John
a:i.ssslIt i'l''ft ea$s4+tiss 70 .sasih " osifuHt
e4silss N:tsa t2 q s,lfi!
s6S3 <!Ffs. aMe ssf5isa.tt .9aseti ctlntt tf
sd. t.aa l&.;ts!tt iii ttfs 6ics Of tn itt
aes,t's III sad f9s,@tsa s1iHi o. sssaaatl'i5sat3
sire aiii,aasta2 OH he ati.5 ~. &" NJ riSs
1872 y; 5sJi3oek p a. il DC O u StssGA
a. II. - Iii, iita III, act pitpf t3tec2eSi.iis
seer iStt. tstts Or tsrtllSe. q ceoTqt
t<ssii fssSiil.et Us s:ti q ~ q
stlereef ~
,gi, gserafoft Notice Is ll.aash S ven. Thai
8oH virtue OF the ger al il So
~ ard Tf!tt to fe ~ 81; i
re ioraciuSati pT sale oil the premises ass rbsf5
2! :.sla conveyed liz said morris, VIZ:
Ila soath isas. quarter ST section Twenty,
q snSt.ip Gie hundred :s.il iastSFstS iEGrfh.
R&asa FogtH- g west. cor atneti o;;a: - tf3
81 less scort!iaa to tiFprstsHf hero.
asia 3flsS,iai GeaEtTa aGsf;;te .HIe3cta, III
ne sefe sitata ems and aperff Ts.iaas<3t
Wiit lie mase the sl,tiiE OF ss;fsi sss+tss ssss
gc11fstY. st thafront aoorsof Chs Court alsa. II
lie Git u cf va nj state. CT
aiiafrst asy OF Ailtff. 1852. afi0aseiaek a. MO-
tii;lt day. ut puie Sentsla, Il, the highest bidder
i{gaatIs IS! GO l9oars, and interest ilse
tiie aases II airy. on said premises, aadss'weatS
s:TeJlctt:lis. Il ttefGpJ,' s. fees. stipulated in g
by said mortea sc license OF foreclosure ard tbs
disbursements allowed by iasg; subject 60 Il.
de-a zion at any time within aie from thu
stly efFsain. as pro vled Ii Y 1aw.
Da.eli Febrllslrg. z 1saas:
- II GIN Il. tisTHo If.
a. GKI NDKIASD .,et tarliey. Mortgage.
Warren, Mimi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

THoUGu the republican party goes
out OF power, it is not dead: though
defeated, it is not vanquishel. As
long as a wrong remains to be right.
cd it has IL mission to do. Bows
save your uniforms and. safely stow
away the torches, for another cam,
pai9n is coming,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

The Washburn anti-option bill is
certainly deieated-by the democrat-
ic house. 1t could pass the bill be-
fore the last elcction--for political
eiiect--but it was quite another
thing to pass the bill after election
when the votes had been secured,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

CLEVELAND gave our alliance
friends bitter pill to swallow when
he appointed HoEe Smith secretary
OF the interior. 1t was lie and his
newspaper that made it so unpleas.
ant for Gen. Weaver and Mrs. Lease
when they were campaigning in
Georgia.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

REPRESENTATIVE LIND made a gal
liant tight GRAND secured the passage
OF the car coupler bill on Monday.
measure that he has been cham
ploning for some time. This bill
caused an all-night session last weel,
at which MIR. Lind took occasion to
roast to a turn the democrats who
opposed it.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
N0TlcIs,. OF TssSEPia q. TON
s. RED Il sa Ho.ll 10
10 JOHN NELSON,


: 81 Y gu are hereb ynetifsd. tba.t on the third day
sos May A. %. 1856 III proceedings anfo1ce the
payment OF deli quent taxes, pursuatlt to that
cert;sin real estate tax ind gineiit was on
~ OF Marshall iIFtha Fourteenth judicial Dis
tTict OF the state OF Minnesota. on the Twenty
second d;!S.o orch, a: 2. 1856. the following
described piece and arcel ofland Which is stu
5ated in. Marshall county IN teiatate OF Mime
sofa. 20 he rth-Bes one quarter N VIZ
.oi.eeetion TWEEN e IS TOWNSHIP ono hundred
-figo 1901 mort arrange forty-six tia) west,
is sold TO tisfg he amount Tor which was
adindged liable III said jid pfnent md
costs, Tor thesunl OF teen do and sixty
three cents; that the.a gu mt quiras 10 redeem
snid piece and parcel of land from such safe tex
elusive OF the costs TO sscrue upon this notice.
is 81 xtecn dollars an iree cents IN
tefest on said am unt at the ra. o sof eighteen
per cent er allnl,rn said third tIay OF May
4. ID 1856. until such re denfntien is made and
that the time f5r REDEEM OF saefr piece ald
parcel OF Fsnd from susli sale will expire sixty
days after d he seryi OF th is no ices
s Witnsss my hand and official seal this Ele-
velitn dsiyo February, q y D. lSa3.
II. 1 sAVIN,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

A little bird sat On an apple tree,
And he was>aB hoarse IS lloarae could he;
He Ill.frlnEl nsf Re rltal1-ci "a be m fY,,,I

,!,4t
= ~ I'VE plr,s sas On az ailE,ie tlee,
a. nc s.7,;,S iqIse 81 it;ae e9uie re-
~ z. 80 ecu ~ '''e'' ''ii ne iuiAes' l'
H.. fr s1r9S 7 800 e..4. -
~ iiol4l u t..etg ssta no s.,Fsf .iota.
Not . sons can. / sing, . sighed he.
.
II tt e, &, stoweEs ;lIeaaDle tree she'd
LIS tt.is> ana ', i4ts9 bliss9i.aS on ms ElS
The ag , s.la.5e, a5.. 5i.sa iilI.s words.
t.G i-'St = ~, s ., :, }|i;,,;a q fif.
l. Il. .5 q -5 ss;s 60, ie ',9!sf:!, ES;
I ~ SIS ns.S!>5 Ss z. st'l, ~ SGD.
= g 81 .:sa ST. lr,.egs -; .,. s s.. sTd II! vice
rs IS = - s.. : 'Isstis $40
: $. se t,.s ss.s p &c 81 ..1;e a:d,
80 10 $50. ~ sssS - y "a, i,-:sl lt
= ,5 e.aIsi RE 5 5 g. . Is 80 s. 1f'sa'
-. - ~ : so 80 i- assn. .:s stleS -.
-'''slla :. 4. bo1r.
,,,,t ~, . !. : -,
s'S,S 10 ss stss.'' ''-l1 eksi- t-o
.,,.. hst 49,. ST. 55I
hauitSi tissss aSt .!se S.s.ia
50, 80 'Ss55a '..sssa 2 9 e5> ;sa;5 '2o
the Al,ss . e2i.' ''se5a
e.sE.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

{ lIree days is a very short time in
which to cure q bad case Of rheunla-
tism; butit can be done, If the pro-
per treatments adopted, as wi be
seen By the following from James
Lambert, ofsNewB Brunswick, ILL.,: II
was badly afflicted with rheumatism
in the hips and legs, when boughta
bottle Of .Ghalnbeflain's Pain Balm.
It cured me in three days. I am all
right to-day and would insist on
every otleaFho is afflicted with that
terrible disailsSe-t to use Gharnlellain's
Pain Balm and getsWell at once SO
cent bottles fpflsale.by E.F. Whit
ney, Druggist. IT,
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state Of Minnesota, 4
county OF Marshall. In Probate Court
Special term. Feb b. 1881
III he matter ofthe estate of iieliry j. Eennc-
8ta,sdeeeasetl.s- .8
Onreceiying and fling the petition. Of .Ioh,iC.
Esnnefsa tzof The county ofMarshalt Representing,
among other things, thai Henry J. nennewitz;
late OF the eountYsot Marshall. in the state
o. Minnesota. Oh I he 18th day OF February A. d.
ls''3, at the eountysof Marshall died Interstate,
and being northumberland OF this county. at tie
time OF his deal tn, leaving gods. chattels ana
estate within this county and that the said pc
titIoner Is the father OF said deceased AMI pray
/ lia thai ADMINISTRATION OF sai,l estate Le to
| Louisa Bennewitz granted
it Is. ordered, that sald petition be heard be.
| fore'said Court, on Friday, the 10th day OF
Ainl'sh T. d. 1888. at s0cloek D. M, at the Pro.
bate office. in the city OF Warren. in said county,
ordered further, thatnotee thereof be given
TO the heirs Of said deceased ana to all persons
interested, by publishing this order once i'll eaci,
week for l.ree successive weeks prior to said day
| Of ,healingin the WARpEy.SHEAE D wepkly news
iznhpsi, aintea and published in spi,f County
Dated at " atien, MINI, HE 18th day ut Feb
ruary A. ID. 1899.
By the Court,
Sent of sra & G.S HULL.
Probate Court Judge OF Probate
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Sent Of }
Probate Court :
stare OF MINNEsOTA,(
@ County of Marshall. ! IS.

stare OF MINNEsOTA1
@ County of Marshall. ! IS.
District Court, II Judicial District.
Boliver e. Gill and Lafayette Tanibcrson, Co.
partners as the Bank Of Warren, Plnntiifs.
Joseph $. David, Deftndalit.3
Fhe state OF Minnesota, 70 ;ha above named
Defenttant:
You are hereby summoned and required 10
ansWer the complaint of tic plaintiff in the
above entitled action, wc!lis fled i'll the Office
o! tia tictS OF he District Court OF tie it .l-
dicia! district, in and for tie county OF M:lrsla
and state OF Minnesota and u serte u cong OF
your answerto the said complaint on the sub
scriber a his oiiicein the city OF Warren. III
said county. W:thintwenty days after the scr
wee OF thsssuuiuoHs upon YOU exclusive Of the
day ofsach serrice and if yo;l fail to answer the
slittconlpi;int hin thetlme af3resaidthe plain
tinli this action will take Judgment ag;;ilst9ou
Ter fine sum OF Phree Hundred ana Ninety ;io.-
ia.s.and Fifty cents, with interest on $500 OF
said sam, at the rate Of ton per cent per a,liu!a
from tie 10Th day of October 1s02. :.ild with in
tefest on SJV.50 OF said sui,l ut ten per cnt per
annum from MAY 10th 1892 together With the costs
and tlisbulsellent5 CT this action.
Dated February lttit 1889.
s. COOKE.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Warren. MINI.