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CRY or MExIco. Dec 22-summaries:
Five and one-half fnriongs-Texas won.
Cha rnpagne second. Dave c. third. Time,
i.i2s..
Three furiongs-Mignon won.s Mignard
second, Frank Kvle third. Time, :37i9.
Five furlongs Sir Lancelot won. Laura
b. second, Morgan G. third. Time i:ois.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
1un srocx sxeHASsE

1HE sTogk EXtHks6F.
LoSpox. Dec - -Consols. o. Lied
Eank OF England discount Eate. per cent
SILVER
Bar silver. G2S lue. S3t.d
ENuLgsH GRAIN 4ARKEr.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 21-Wheaf - 0aiet !;
No. California 3. as les IS 81, Ne : red
Western sursBg. ~ sd@ S. 81. Ne. = winter.
- 3,ips.,> 81
Corn--- Easy: mixed Western. a 2iad.
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This agreeable and efscacions Tooth Powder. -
eAhlished BY more haus twenty yeas experience
kss received the sanction OF the members Of the
Dental and Medical professions Of this city ganer-
ally and BY them IL Is daily recommended sd
prescribed II - pleasant In the application ~
1t il excellent In ts effects 81 speedily renders Irs
eeeth white aud smooth, the gums hssthfal. ret
and frnn. aud by frequent viii preserve them
in tltis desirable cousltion. II gradually but eff
fecsua.iy removes tartar. ami destFoyss tbs para
xisicsl aaiuatenl@ which neglect NAV have Per.
United collect ana prevents thsir further Accn'
mutation thus serving a eompiese hsanti lss
and preserver of the teeth Microscopic examina-
tions have been made OF the matter depoaited on
the teeth and gums OF individuals selected from
all cases OF society and of every variety OF bodily
condition, aud IN nesriy every case animal and
vegetable parasites found 20 exist la great
nnmbsra Experiments made for ihsir
nosai and tie ingredients used Ia Iuosn's Toosh
Powder found 70 De most effectnal. destroy
fng them Instantly.
Through the Kindness trisnds ws aEs pr
nittsd 70 publish the following
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- Wilton, Oriental and Fur Rugs.
/, Portieres, silk Curtains aud Xmas
u sseepers. Pacific Carpet Com
pany.
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The most important feature of today's
market was an advance. in accordance
With Eastern adyices. of a quarter of a
cent per pound on pure lard and dry salt
pork. All clearinghouse products have
been Grim and steady for some days. but
sIlI advance with the Eastern market.
Trade IN Christmas poultry ~ brisk.
Dressed turkeys are selling we'll at IL 10 ~
: cents Ger pound. and live ones al Is 20 10
cents. While live geese bring Sli to SIS
per dozen, good fat ones dressed have
wholesaled as high a. 20 cents per pound.
The supply Of Christmas poultry now
promises 20 De more than ample.
Another decline in ranch eggs Is noted,
and they are now offered freely at 30 to 81
cents More eggs are coming in than we're
expected. and the price has declined
cents per dozen within ten days. Eastern
eggs remain unchanged At Is cents.
The market contains good supply Of
nearly every article obtalnable at this ime
OF the year. but some dealers complain
that their Christmas trade is disapposnt-
ing. not being up to expectations. Not
gthstaBding this. large quantities OF
nuts, popcorn and fruit are being disposed
OF besides the more staple eatableS. includ-
ing ali kinds of vegetables and poultry.
Celery OF ilue quality IL especially plenti-
ful. aud sells at - To 80 cents per dozen.
Potatoes remain trm at former figures
NO further change is reported in the
wheat market. Another shlp is now due
here from Panama 10 load. and receipts
are larger than formerly. Charters are
being made for vessels at san Francisco 10
load on the sound.
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NEW YORK siAIShNTs.
.LK.s.N. nae.s .farsxKNr

ttNAHSNa HQEsn srATENgNr
faioH}ne d. ;he clearing house state.
aseRt eamp4ea hv hea4stasss's for the week
saaane I'eeaH aeT IS aS eom pared Nith thc
s"f'es Spending period iaSt year.
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Runs Buffet cars containing library. writing and
card tables barber shop. ts'n room. easy chairs
observation windows. etc, In connection with
Paisce dining and sleeping cars FIRST ami second
class coaches. and family tourist cars
Trains leave seattle daily az ! p for Everett
snohomish, Leavensworfh wenAtcaee, Hsrring-
tor. spokane. Bonner's Ferry. kaispsll Grand
Forks. Fargo Croskston, Fergus FAIL 81 Cloud.
Minneapolis. ~. Paul
Palace sleeping ears through to Chicago without
changa Leave Chicago at 1880 ?. daily freIn
Union Passenger station via e. Al. & ST. H. rsi.-
way for seattle, without change
Connections AZ Wenatches for Lake Cheian, the
Upper Columbia and the oksnogen district: at
Spokane for Eastern Washington poias: ~ Bon
ner's Ferry for Kasio. Ainsworth. Nelson and
roints Koessuai river and lake: at shelby
Junction and Havre for Great Falls Helena and
Butte.
crosses the Cascade ana Rocky Mountains In
day tight. giving passengers chance TO see some
of the finest scenery ia America The trace hav-
Ing stone ballast 10 free from dust
ConnsctiaAs in uEioa depots at ST. Paul and
Minneapolis with trains for Duluth, West ss-
prriot AMI Great Lake points. sioux CITY and the
southwest, St Louis and south, and Chicago and
the East
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TIE Northern Faeiac are now running dining
cars between seattle and Portland on trains
isay az seattle daily 81 e. n. and leaving
Portland daily az "a. n. This service is
know ledssi 70 he nnsutpas.e1.
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Fine gold and silver watches at ]. K.
Bayse's, s0A Front street; hours of sale,
10 30 a. m, 2 30 ana 30 .. m.
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Gents large-size initial silk handker-
ehieis, 50 cents. Max g. 0ppenheimer
Second and Spring.
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mops

Hops are dull. state. common To-
choice, ic@2z14c; Pacific coast, Is@22tsc.
wool.
Wool ~ dull. Domestic fleece, i50t
DC; pulled, 30@ &c: Texas. l0eII5c.
MERCHANDISE
Copper-Quiet; Lake. $1,000
Lead-ktrm: domestic. So 10
Iin-Qg:et: Straits, s20oo
Cofiee-Options opened 5 to Is points
higher, bat reacted sharply aud ruled more
active on large liquidation on long &C
counts; closed steady at to Is points
ret decline. Safes. % 600 bags. including:
January. SIS. s0fI7: February. SO. SOD
1850; March. Sis. 25ati635. spot Rio
Dull; No. :. isl4@is9-c.
sagar-Raw. dan; iair refining. 2ssc:
centrifugaIs. ~ test. 2Tza2 t5-iG, Renned.
qu e. ana steady: IN 4. 3fs@i i3-l6c.
mold A. 4Jsef4 1i.l5e; standard A aud
confectioner= A, 1896 5-I6e; cut loaf and
crushed. 5I5 3.l6 poadered, 3 Ole:
granulated, 5-lG@41ze; cubes. 4 s-i6G
Iy-I6e
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
IL Sea Passenger Nfsansr
DELTA
& aFFytaz e. >. maEf issvss GoiznaH docs Mon
days. Wednesdays sa4 FFAMsys az : 10 a na f4F
~ n s&ssss FsSst ga b. FsxHRzF Ns&ssx HstmHssn
fasga H. E1s@ssaap s8a& A&aasggxs asa Ealaszya
ssty sad lp;erE7%iiafs possts. agTsvfag as tfntoa
~ % =. Leaves Rssa CTR a. 80
"a fuet3sgs. FaaFsssys sas @ztaraAys. AfFfvgH.
is seattle a. &c = IA
tHAhrwz MsffeeS. MAser
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We have made extensive preparations
for yon and ask you 70 inspect the quality
of our Christmas poultry at the Fulton
Market
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A Great Record.

Get your Christmas POCKET knives from
Scawabacher Hardware Company.
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gfvYERETr ROUTE
II sTEAMKg GREYHOUND.
Daily except saEaAy.
Commsneiss Maniay Sov. 90 1893
Tvs Seattle 90 a IA i~s seattle ... ID p
Avs Everest 10 81 ~ Iya k*esest.. = tS' q Fa
Leaves Seattle s...s.. ....-.st. ! 80 a III
nHhSaFs Leaves Everett F.. s.s-..t . % 2 "a
Connects with boss fer fsszfns Mts4 s9ohaFnts7.
Landing Cola an apck fons % y sFipn street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA SANf}s%fgE CD.
CI.AJD TR0L r. r. W. AsAetbHbMs
Pres esey.
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searsnces Dw Inc


NA@ tosS. .Asr Tlt stock exchange
sf 4@ sQte4iai.sa n - fcerFJsa and an
t@e yuHfse os AtcAlS0n sf9ck sJs
market aa~ Feass8r-uc clss.ns
'~A > oa'y .lss SO = per ccaL oEanr-
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sanIous rsous1x ~ FLORIDA.


Jacksonville PrsxeaxAs Club
JacxsoxygGxx- Dec 2s-The Daval Ath-
lsfic C.nb received . setback todav in is
Efforts 50 pull OF the Corbest- Mitchell
hxhf- An attorney for the club appeared
before Cor Mitchell ut Taliahassee and
made application for . charter The gov
svnor fatty refused, stating that under
cover OF the charter the club proposed 10
violate the Laws OF Florida.
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pAcIFrc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers frcm Seattle follows:
For san Francisco via Port Tewnsead and vio
toria al y. fpassengsrs received ON board ~ 4
y. MI Dec 4, .. Ia. 20, "a. -.
Fer Alaska, Dec Ia ana -. a. a. m
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports At g NJ, Dec i, ., IL. ie ~, 80 81
Tickets may be obtained a, the ossics or tia CON-
pany, Al Ocean dock. Seattle
GoODALI, PERKINS 4 CO.
General Agents. san Francisco
J. II. JOHN soN. r. q supL. saaitla
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CHANGE oF rINE

UntiI further notice iac stea CITY OF King,
AEaa viii leave ssattle tor Victoria AID way
ports DAILY, except ~andsy, a. 9;l3 p m, return
Ing vi seaVs seattle fer facoma at 10 n m.
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pAcIFIc NAVIGATION CO..
TIME CAan.
Leaving Merchant Deck
sEATrLE-rAcoMA ROUTE
nAfIY.
81 amer STATE OF WASHINGTON
Leaves Seattle for Acuma nj 10 90 m, 90
p a. and . 80 p
PARE 15c
sEATTLE-RELLfNoHA BAY ROUTE
pkgEN.
steamer SEHoME
Leaves Seattle tor BeitnEham Bay AuAcortes and
Port Townsend n 1890 y M
SEATTLK-LA CONNER
W1InRY ISLAND ROUTE
DAILY EacEFr SATURDAY.
Steamer FAGRHANES
Leaves Seattle for Everett, Ia Conner and ali
Whiasy Island penis al a:ae p IN
Effective November /. 1873
- SEFF. Geu Manager
care Of NcS4sr Atoek.
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krKAakR etiEnALIs

e~axss Hsssets's w4sarg a4f9y eresnz asr.nv ..
80 9. a- KsF sFsiEa. ar - sage aysgr ga t4sa..
n. q sEYa0RE. k&.ssE
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DoRr TOWNSEND PORT ANGELES AND
L TT NGk n E-s-
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
nAIiy SERVICE TINE CARD
CoMMNSclN1 MONDAY. nEc. * 1894
Leaves Seattle. 700 n m: Townsend 1880 a
N. banganeSs. 1900 m arrives Port Anaulrs
80 p. leaves Pert Angeles 90 u VA leaves
Port Townsend. 600 y. IN; arrives seattle, 80
p GtIY DOCK CO. seattle Agents.
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RELLfyGHaM BAY INSIDE ROUTE
Whaie0m and Eehoms. Fsirhaven, sarlsh, An
acories, Fidnlgo City, Jtsaia n.y. Coupevliis Lang.
ley. cl!nioa. h vrrett. Ednssnaa
STEAMER wAsCo
Leaves Bakers wharf Tuesdays. Thursdays ana
fsasuTdavs al o'clock TfsEefs for snie AZ
kisy Ttexes 0sice. q 81 $ecGna street
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STEAMER SUCCESS
~ T. - NAfY.
In anA sxtsx N@e~ Ger T. fEaR
FROM ASAEpSEkS rtA SAN 8FfAN ISr.AMrn
leaves Frs5aN HssAcg al 5 cess.eS a ua ev,n-v
Cav sxesFt >sn&aw. teneasag Al veaNs Pssrs ssar-
ae1. hatcher. n~c&saT, esaeaceS- AmseNsxe.. a.
ssfvasn<. setses An&satsas - - fer sAs ahavs-
Raased pesats ane Part Sawargas taasA SsssrE.s ii
vrCAS sraSAv Haresr, aSSsnx e}aSs caags~fsgsn
Nib trans SD Soass saF Seattle, TaSanaa Ssmrsts
sa5 faEs Io~@sen4 FafNnLs e NxWmarx
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Or'cK TINE TO SAY FRANCISCO
And Al rsiass ia
CALIFORNIA
via sas Na SHASTA Tease e n.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
Tie aaly roszss
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
ToaEs pcgass
EAST AND SOUTH
THE scgS7c scrTX ev rHx rArEFsc coA~r
Excars4aa sssksss ~ Les Aaxeses ana resarn froza
>eAstia. ses.16
PULLMAN BIZ Ffsr sLERPERSs
PULLMAN sECoSD~cz.AS SLEEPING CARS
AttscAs' - express t-as1s AFsrssgax superior So
CONSIDERATIONS sNsr ssacoass-elAss paSseaAers
Fer rates tlcSess sseeraaS car reSery agens
etc. eass apoa az address
THoS A. GRAHAM. Fassracs Passenger aaa
Rrsieht Ageas t.,as nacsac Ava isernice
hiack} TRssxaz. Wash
z r keahE~. Assistant General Freight asa
PsSssn-er Agent. Fe~Ea@ah Or.
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r1ogT opcH&nn
.
a0gT wAsuTN5 rSs.s.
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pELLINoHAM BAY. INSIDE gourE-
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
For tdmonds Everett. clinton, LaAElsy, Coupe
vile. utsaladv. Fldasgo GIsY. nzeertas, Saratsn.
Fairhagen -fhcns aud VIA com. leaving seattle
Mondays. Wednesday, ard fridays st IN Pc
turning leaves whatcom Tuesdays Thnrsdavs
and saturdays at $50 a m. landing at BAKERS
wharf, fsos Of Uaisersity street.
THOMPSON BROS.
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TESTIMONIALS

Read what your dentist has to say
about it:
We have carefully examined the
formula of LuBiN'S CARB0LIZED
TOOTH POWDER and And that 1t
contains nothing that can in the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. 1t has in its composition
sufficient antiseptie properties TO
sweefeu the breath and make the
gum healthful and firm. Its daily
use viii help TO prevent the forma-
ton of tartar and the accumulation
of parasitieal animaleuise SO i'm.
furious to teeth and gum.
w. +. GfDDlNtiS. ID. ID. s.
GEO. W. BRA6D0N, ID. ID. 8.
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. ID. ID. i
r. q. ALBIN. u. ID. ;.
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II. ". DE>P0RTEs. ID ID. s.
ALBERT J. F0RkESf.
CT. BROWN, ID. ID. s.
GEO. L. MILLER.
jos. A0uDf.
WE. :. COYSE. Ids. & M.RCD.
&. &. GRIFFIN.
j. VI. Fox.
J. ". PUTNAM.
J.N. PRATHER.
IURIys TOOTH POWDER makes
Coed Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
CoatentmeEt makes life worth liv.
ing.
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HOOD CAsAI ROUTE.

STEAMER BUCKEYE
EsnatIt ara ssfsrnlsse1 laav@s Merehsnfs daee
Tmsa4ky. : 2HT@das sgsA Hsser1sy a. 8 n. -
klsgsG@n. gfG eIssasss. Haas {. ~sxaeeE fAgs
w@Mp. HHH&ttsa Hassseysssas atea city AMI gatat.
snasaa pesasa zrfsvfax ra48a CsEg Il 3 q "A
E.@ yea aaen ttsY . Wmsnmaaay FFlgay
AZ @aaIag agssvses 10 s-sskaa - ! . m
4 a. Abby. Za&1er
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION
VICTORIA aoUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON

For rates routes and other information call On or
address
a d. CHARLTON, Avs. Gen Faxa Axt
No i'll First st., Portland Or
A. SADEAU. Gen Agent, Seattle. Ci.y tickss
tfice. corner fessr avenue and From. street
bepos t.eket Office. corner West and Columbia ST.
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AZ oH1HERN
~ EAcIFIc R.R-
TRI-GlS PIILNlS 1EEPIyi CARS
PuIlnaa Ipissllsisrei Tourist Crs

Elegant Oar Coaches between Seattle.
ST. Paul and Chicago Connections
for all points ia the United
states and Canada
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
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pAsx OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

pASK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
FAlR AP Carl " 1000, 900
RESERVE ............................ $4,000
Hsal 0ffice. % Lombard street London.
Brancnes-fafssand.s San Francisco. Seattle. To
coma. Victoria New Westminster, SanalmA
hamfo0ps Nelson, Vancouver. IA a.
4 1eners Banking aad Exchange nusiness
uansArted Loana made Hills discounted Coma&
msrela credits granted Deposits resolved eur
rent account subject % CHECK Interest psia %
tine deposits Il Ina aARSkS M.aASsE
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THE DINING CAR ROUTE
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CEArrLx rraE SAVINGS BANK
ga r4Ss street
New Beard Of Directors
ices a general haakias oasgnsxa
ssx rer csat interest," time deposits
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-04-20
MO7tGn6e SUZe.

-. DEFAULT aa5m.n having be been IN made in in
Of One Hundred twenty six and 1900 Dollars.
which is claimed to be due at the date OF this
tice. upon certain III ortgage. duly executed
and delivered BY Betsey Anderson and John A.
Anderson. mortgagors. to John +. Ostrom.
mortgage, bearing date the 18th day OF April
1892. and with power OIL sale therein contain.
ed. duly recorded in the Office OF the Register OF
Deeds in and for the county Of Marshall and
1892. ut O'Clock p. IN. III book OF mortgages.
Oh page 100. and no action proceeding having
been instituted. 1T Law or otherwise; to recover
the debt secured by said mortgage, or any par I
thereof.
Now. Therefore. Notice is hereby Given That
BY virtue OF the power OF salU contained in sale:
mortgage. and pursuant to the statute in such
:,lso made aud provided the said m ortgage Will
&c foreclosed BY sale OF tho premises described
in and conveyed By said mortgage. viz:
The South East quarter Ut section Twenty.
Township One Hundred aud Fifty-six north.
Range FOrty-Dine west. contained l60 acres more
or less according to the Government survey there-
The Embellishments and appnrtrnancen; which sale
will be mode 10y the shcriH Of said Marshal
county ct the front door OF the Court house, H.
tho City OF Warren. in sriu q. unity and state or
the Els! day OF April. 1882. Mt 10 clock u. III. o,
that day. art public vendlc to the CHEST bidder
Twenty-six and 1890 dollars. and interest. ard
the taxes. II any. on said premises. aud Twenty
ave Dollars, attorneys fees. stipulated In and
by said ortgeRe in case Of foreclosure. and the
disbursements allowed hy law; subject to re
demption at any time within one year from the
day OF sal" rs provided by law.
Dated February 2lst. A. d. 1898.
JOHN Il. osTnoM.
A. GRIND ELAND. attorney, Mortgagee.
Warren. MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-04-20
COMING TO WARREN.
Red Lake Falls 4 Northern.

MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
PROPOSED Roam.
Special to the Globe
DULUTH, Minn., April 14.-The
meeting OF stockholders OF the pro-
posed Duluth, Red Lake Falls &
Northern road was held here to-day,
and the following directors were chos-
on: James Nj. Paine, j. y. Ensign,
{. III. Graves, Luther Mcndenhal, !.
Is. Ray, NJ. r. Baldwin, II. II. Han
ford and j. b. Holmes, The officers
are: President, James M. Paine,
vice president, j. B. Holmes; treas
nrer, Luther Mendenhnn; secretary,
Frank Myer. The road will run in
"a the Mesaba range, thence west
ward. The road will hereafter be
known rs the Duluth & Great Vest
ern. The Central Trust Company OF
New York will take the roads bonds,
which will run for fifty years. They
are Tor S25, 900 per mile for the first
hundred miles, and$2O, 900 for each
additional mile. The company
adopted an additional bond of S5-
10000 for dock and terminal facili-
ties.
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Burlington Route Trains,

For about seven years past our
readers have seen in our paper the
bright ''locals" OF the Burlington
Route, setting forth the many adj
vantages offered by that railroad rs
Il route from the Northwest to Chi
cago, st. Louis and other prominent
cities. Mitch attention has been Civ
en- to these notices and many OF our
patrons have asked us when these
trains leave Minneapolis and st.
Paul, when they arrive at lestina-
ton, and what are the accommodate
tions. Here is a brief answer. The
morning train leaves the Twin Cities
every day, except on Sunday, and
it's equipment consists of baggage
cars, coachcs and reclining chairs
cars-seats free. BY this train a
view can be had OF $50 miles of tho
finest river scenery in America. Din
ner can be had at La Crosse, supper.
atSavanna, and the train reaches
Chicago in the evening in time to
connect with several trains for the
East. Passengers by this train
reach Galesburg at $50 in the eve
ming, where connection is made with
fast Burlington trains for Kansas
City, st. Joseph, Omaha, Lincoln
and Denver, and also arrive without
change at St. Louis next morning,
in time to make all connections.
The evening trains leaves every day
in the year, and with it's reclining
chair cars (seats free), Pullman re-
gular sleepers and Pullman compart
ment sleepers, lighted by compressed
gas, is one Of the most luxurious and
SPLENDID trains in the United States.
Passengers for Chicago arrive there
at 300 Il. m. connecting with all
lines to the East, inter IL sumptuous
breakfast in the Burlington peerless
dining cars, which are ATTACHED to
the train at an early hour. Passen-
gers for Peoria arrive there at 11:4O
a. m. for St. Louis arrive in that
city about 600 p. M, (meals being
provided for in a Pullman buffet carr
in ample time for supper and to con-
meet with trains leaving for the
south, southwest and southeast. If
you want the finest train accommo-
dations, the smoothest track, the
most beautiful scenery, and the most
courteous attention. insist that
your home ticket agent sell you tick
cts Via the Burlington Route. For
any information, write to w. ]. C.
KENYON, Gen. Pass. Agent, st. Paul,
MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-04-20
Probate Notice.
State of.Aiinnesota. }

County OF Marshall. " In Probate Court.
Special term. April 18th, 1893.
In the matter OF the estate OF John Il. John
son. deceased.
On reading and filing tho petition OF John r.
Mattsun. ting forth he amount OF personal
estate that has come into his hands. the diSpo-
Aition thereof. MD how much remains nn,ialos-
ell of; the amount vi debts outstanding sguins.
said deceased. as far rs he same can be ascer-
tanned; with he charges OF administration, and
the taxes. assessments and other charges, which
are an existing lien upon his estate aud the i'm
provements which are necessary for the preser-
walton OF his real estate and description OF the
tracts OF land OF said deceased which it il pro-
posed to mortgage and praying that license b:
to him granted to mortgage the tracts OF land
so described.
And it appearing by said petition that the
personal estate OF said John Il. J OhnsOn. decens-
ges OF administration and to pay any taxes
assessments or other charges which are an exist
ing lien upon his estate or to pay for any i'm
provements which are necessary for he l'rcser-
Vntl0n OF hs real estate or any part thereof.
1t Is therefore ordered, that all persons inter-
ested IN said estate appear before this court on
saturday. the 18th day oi May. \. D. 1893. at 10
O clock u. ;. at the probate office in the city o,
Warren, i'll said county. then and there to show
cause lit any there be why license should not be
granted tn said John T.. Madison to mortgage
the said real estate OF said deceased, for the
purpose OF obtaining funds for the payment OF
such debts. charges taxes. assessments aud
liens and for the making Of snch necessary i'm
prOvemcnts
And it is further ordered, that this order shall
be published once In each week Tor three success.
I've weeks prior to said day OF hearing in the
WARREN SHEAE, a weekly newspaper printed
and published ut Warren. in said county.
Dated at Warren. Minnesota, the 10Th day OF
BY the Court.
G. $. HULL.
(Sea1.) Judge OF Probate.