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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-10-04
HIS GLASS EYE.

He was tall, dark and, to my taste,
altogether charming.
Last evening, for the first time, we
walked in the winding walks of the
park. The straight avenue, which
stretched itself within view of the
house, had been, until now, the only
Witnesses of our condolences.
l loved dearly this avenue, with its
great oak trees at regular intervals
apart the benches for talking quiet at
ones ease, the green grass all around
and beyond. When one wandered off
bit, the hugh window panes seemed,
by the light of the setting sun, great,
vide open eyes, all smiling at our hap
piness
That evening, however, my head was
turned, and something tugged at my
heart.strings-he was to leave the next
day to hunt up some paper necessary
for our marriage.
Eight days without seeing him?
How could 1 live And he, taking
advantange of my trouble, made me
turn into the damp, narrow walk
which, by the way, in spite of bad
reputation, seemed to me as dry as
possible.
MY Angelo, you are not going to
iOrget me during these eight days?"
"Raoul, you love me, do you not?
Well, then, | wish to tell you all my
FAULTS. I shall be more tranquil if
FOu know them beforehand. You
FOuld see them sooner or later; so
sten. l am very willful. 1 will not
neld to you. You may as we'll make
p your mind to it. Then 1 am as in
ammable, as gunpowder. 1 stamp
ny foot, l scream, I even cry at times.
happily, all this passes quickly. Be-
laes that, l am coquette, like all
'omen. You will not be jealous. I
ope. And then what else? / can't
ute tell-a little gourmand at times,
'ot wicked, not deceitful-I find
otling else. So much, then, for the
Ofal side. As to the physical, what
m have wrong there? You must
now that also. All! one of my fin
Ffhails is not quite the same as the
'ners. Look; but it seems to me
'at isn't too ugly.
and releasing my hand showed
im little pink nail, little squarer
iAa the others, very innocent &C.
l'ficlty of nature. Raoul laughed
~ wanted to kiss it, but I drew
Eay my hand.
have also lost wisdom tooth,
uicn is gone forever, alas so I can
'er altogether be wise. They took
out because it came too soon. Now
1t Is your turn. Confess your
haoul, visibly embarrassed, re-
Alned silent.
no on, have courage. You may be
i'e easy-I shall not scold. I do
Know your faults, but it is quite
'Ain you have some. In the first
'e' you are near-sighted, for you
monocie instead of an eye-
u.s. with which it seems to me, you
'u see much better. Mamma says
'na' glass causes you to make such
''ui faces but don't think so you
a'e me as You are. However, take
'ne eye glass 80 that can see how
LOOK when your face isn't
poked."
uAo seized with little. gentle ges-
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-10-04

Mrs. Scaird-The marriage relation
needs reform. Don't you think that
both parties should have an equal
voice in regulating their joint affairs?
Mrs. Graymare-What, let my hus-
band have as much of a say as | have!
Not much Puck.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-10-04

The highest recorded price ever
paid for a horse is $3.50, 900, for COW
S3O. 600. for a ram So, 900, for dog
Cd coo. and for chicken $3.50
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1894-10-04

couldn't understand. AS for myself,
1 ate only very little, just enough to
sustain me, and even that with diff
Guilty. Every mouthful stuck in my
| throat.
In the midst of the breakfast JUS
tine opened the door.
MADAME, Monsieur de Valente has
left his glass eye in his room. Shall I
send it to him"
Had the heavens been opened to let
fall on the table the sun and the moon
l couldn't have felt greater shock.
The end of the world will, perhaps, be
nothing to equal it. I repeated
with horror:
"His glass eye, Justine?"
"Yes, mademoiselle; it is on his
washstand."
Mamma grew pale, but remained
calm.
Every we'll, Justine, you may leave
the room. We will see if it is neces-
sary to send it to him."
had only two ways to express my
intense emotion to faint or
burst into convulsive sobs. 1 chose
the latter.
"Mamma-mamma, he has a glass
hoe 10 Ao
How horrible! 1 shall never console
myself! shall die of grief
"Calm yourself, my child, calm
yourself 1t is ridiculous to put your
self in such state. This gentleman
has deceived us, that is all. always
thought he had rather queer express
sion."
Mamma had risen, and 1 was Sob
bing on her breast.
"Why did he not tell me? I, who
had avowed all my own defects the
wisdom tooth, and the anger-all-
everything! Dear me! How unhappy
1 am! And only last evening he had
said You are the JOY of my eyes. He
should have said, You are the Joy of
my eye All, it is dreadful-dread-
full"
"Come, calm yourself; don't cry
like this. tell You it is ridiculous.
Think no more about it; try to restrain
yourself. How unfortunate it is that
things have gone so far. Only eight
days before the wedding, and every
body ready! Well, it is lucky we
found it out in time"
1 hardly listened. One question
burned in my throat.
81 am sure he must have lost that
eve in some honorable, magnificent
way; it is wound of which ne should
be proud; in saving some one, perhaps
from fire; in sacrificing himself, 1t
is certain-he is so good, he has such
noble sentiments. quite understand
he would dislike confessing it.
"What do you say? Are you crazy9
Do you think am going to allow you
to marry this man with such an IN
trinity? You, beautiful as you are
and only seventeen, and with your
fortune, too? Nola thousand times
no. nv child. Do not weave for your
self a romance of devotion and sacrl-
fee, it is perfectly useless VIII
never consent to your marriage wltn
a man with one eye. Should ne lose
the other he would be quite oiino' anu
how agreeable that would be!
"But. mamma, l will be his faithful
dog: will lead him. 1 will take
care of him, and 1 will love him IN
spite of his infirmity, in spite OF every
thing which interferes to separate us'
Twas in an extraordinary state OF
exaltation. My sobs began again
harder than over, and did not promise
soon to stop, when Justine re-eh'eie'
the room, her honest face showing
eyery expression of astonishment anu
stupefaction.
.It isn't possible that madamoisei'e
con mt herself in such II state because
Monsieur de Valente has torgotleh h''
eve at all events, he can buy ano'nei
if he needs it before this evening" ana
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-03-01

Whereas. Default has been made in the condi
tions Of IL certain Mortgage mne, execntesl anu
delivered by Peter Joseph Miller anil Anna Mil
ter his wife, Mnrtgagors. to Caroline Hilihard
Nortgaeee dated on the Fifth (5thl day d
tune, 1882 and recorded IN the OIL ces OF the Reg
ater Of Daeds OF the county Of Marshall and
state OF minnesota, on the Fifth t5th) day Of
Eune. lSs2. ut Two 1 ~ O clock i. N. III hook a
of Mortgage ut Pages 5000 aid 1901 cor.
veylnes and mortgnasing the following DESERT ed
land and premises situated in the comfy OF Mar
shnli and state Of Minnesota. tt,-Mi':
The Southwest Quarter Is. W. ~ OF SCc ion
twenty two t22l in Township One Hundred and
Fifty five tl55l North. Of Ran.e Forty-six ls6
West. containing One Hundred and sixty Ito
acres more or lesa. according to The EGOyelH
ment survey thereof: and
Whereas. By reason i said defnult lie power
OF sale in said Mortgage contained HAS become
operative. and there liz now claimed TO b ~.
and il due ut the date hereof on said AIortglgt.
ma the debit secureu thereby. he sum Of Seytl
Hundred and Twenty-sevcn Dollars t$727l. liz
clnding the sum OF Seventy and Ejght.-t w0Da.
hundredtha Dollars $40. SD paid by snid Mort
saeee for the taxes upOn said land for the yea,
SS5 1885,; aud 1892 ah!i no action ~; lproc, et /;
las been inst tutei ut law +. r.covr, said mor,
gage indebtedness or said sum paid for taxes,
any part Their OF -
Now Therefore, Notice is hsraby given, that Il,
s;rtnc OF the power nf s,l in said Mortgage coli
aimed and Herewith recorded nnl pursuant t.
the STATUTE in such case made Hn,l provided IN,
said Mortgage will lie fOrecinsei by sale .Of tn,
thOve described luntl and prtni. cs by the s,erf
,fsaid Marshall county, at Public Auction. a,
the front door Of tb c,,nrt house in Warren. II
the county Of Marshall aud stnte Of Minnesota
nn Wednesday, The twentN-tirsi tslstl day q
March. 1894. at Ten to- O'Clock III l,4 loren Don
20 satisfy HE amount whicl. will then be due oi
aid Mortgage, and the debt secured thereby
intending the amount paid for taxes as a!o.e
mii1 sether with thecOsts and ,h:srg. OF lore
losure. incn,ling the snt, of Twcnl y-tive Dollar
I S25 .Ool attorneys fees. MS stipulated In sal
Mortgage.
Dated Minneapolis. MINI. 1nnuarS q. 1891. s
CAROLINE iIIFKAnD.
Aorfgagee.
KITcHEI. COHEN & SHAW,
Attorneys for MnrtYlGpe.
Minneapolis, Mimi. t83
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g a 6 e Sale.

Desault having been MADDEN the pay ,nejito
sim q Two 4 ,i,.,rsd Eighty one and
twent fye Dnehn1dredths ID tars Which,
Is claimed to lie due ut. THE uate II this
notice, upon ,'ertaih At1itEugc, ltly
and Ernatine Erelrcch his vile, Mor1aaenrs.tn
Eva Ct. NoyAs. Mortga gee, bearing date the Doth
DAY OF April! ls92, and, with power ofsale there
lncontained duly recorded In the oilIee OF the
Register Of Deeds III and for the county Of Mar
shall and Stsite Of Atltnesptl. On t he 22nd day
Ut Anfil taA2 at :51 osrls1nlx A M LII Book OF
ceediMg having been instituted. at law or other
wise to recover the q. bit secured by said Mort
gage, or any part thdra3f. -. ssg.
Now, Therefore. Notice IL Hereby Given. That
by virtue Of the power OF sale contained iii said
Martg and pursuant to he statute i'll su.h
ease mnde and provided. the said Mortgage viii
De forecluse, By 2 sale 81 He premises dcsyllt
Thas Southwest quarter OF SectiJM iIs.i I'M IA
Township Orc redan1 FIFTY six (l5G) North,
OF Range Fnrty-Seve,l=st47) West. in Marshall
connt. and State OF Minnesota. with the heredit-
5an,ents aud appnrt en;nres; which ale will be
Warren in said county and $ ate, on the second
day of April 1891. ut ten o'clock H.. m. OF that
day. t.public to the highest bidder for
cash. 4 pay Said debt OF Two Hundred Eighty
% lGU Dollars. and interest. a, the taxes; il
any: 81 sald ttei9s.s .lia Tksitysfys Dollars;
Mortgage iii case OF foreclosure. and the dis
shurseulrnts allowed lly laW, subject to redemp-
lion at any time within one year from the day OF
sale. as provided by law. S
Dated jan. alst. A. Q. 9 1894
Eva g. NoYEs.
; Murtgagee.
s..ooKE. Attorney.
Warren. MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-03-01
First publication Feb. Is. 1891.
MOrtr;lr,, Foreclosure. S;llr.


Default having been made IN he cnniilinls O
4 MUrt9:lise given by t.hriAt.an Il. Bjsrk Mort
ylsor. o John H. Van Dyke, Aiortxasee. .l:ite;
my 10Th IS 3. and duly recorded, In The flee o.
the Register Of deeds in and for the Gnnty Ol
Marshall and state Of MimnesO.a. Ohs the 2StI
Jay Of lnly lSSS. Mt 80 o'clock r.. IL in I,uOl
'fi' of Mortgages. TN pages :.s7 2SS AMI 2S9 III
The amount claimcd to he due upon Raiti NJ ort.
gage Ut the tla:e hereof il the sum III -Four fInr
irs,l Thirty-fve Dollars and Seventy Cents
i'rneira and Interest. besides the snts III Sixty.
Xix and Fprty-six 0nehundretltbs DOllnrs kfnl
taxes and interest thereon necessarily paid hi
said IN ortgng gee. and Twenty five Dollars. ttOr
ey s fees. stip1l ted for IN sai NJ ri ga gss
Noiicc is Hereby Given, ,rilat the sni1 Mort.
gage will be foresloseA BY Il H.e Of the
described IN said Mort gage, viz: s
The South East Quarter Is. +. ~ OF ssAetioI
Three t3l in Township One Hundred III .ty -fivt
1851 North. AMI Range Forty-thrpe (43) West.
Containing One Hundred Sixty 1901 acres OF
'nntl in Marshall tsOnnly v and State a0f AiinGesn
"a. hch sale will be innde by tho sheriff If said
Marshall County. or hia Deputy. Mt the front
door OF the Marshall count " Court House In lhp
City Of Warren. In snitl County AMI tate on
Tuesday, the Third day OF April lS9l Sat Id
o'clock a. NJ. OF that day. s5 ne
Dated Milwaukee. January 9th a. d. 1884
JOHN u. VAN DYKE.
Aiortg agee.
4 CD. ROBERTsON.
Attorney for MOrtgagee.
4U5 Guar. Loan Rldg.
Minneapolis. MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-03-01
FOldahl

Feb. 81, 1894.
The latest news here in Foldahl. is
that the settlers on the Indemnity
land have received notice to quit.
Jim Hill asks 800 per acre for his
land and those WHO find that they
can not pay this price will be remov.
ed. 1t is very severe OH these set.
tiers who have made improvements
On such lands, for years, in the hop,
that said lands nigllt some day b.,
secured urdcs the homestead law
Ever since our local politicians orig.
mated the "indennity' political
movement, have been looked npon
with suspicion in regard to this mat
ter, but, perhaps, people will begin
now to understand That one may
just as easily be fooled in politics as
IN other matters.
Two big timber wolves have been
seen in town OF Wright, so it is re-
ported. AS las as know this is the
first time that these ami have
shown themselves around h,re With
IN the past ten years.
Gust''f Anderson, Of W,nger, has
Killed five wolves this winter.
Ii looks as if Warren was begin
ming to get a good supply OF school
teachers. Miss I.l;, Munson has kept
school in the eastern district 81 on,
town, and Miss Fredn Snmuclson
has taught in our district. When
Miss Samuelson took charge Of the
school last fall, q few. thought that
not much could be expected from i,
sixteen year old girl, as a teacher,
but our fears in this respect were
groundless, have had OCCASION to
visit the school a couple times and
found that most praiseworthy order
and discipline reigned therein. When
young people grow up in such an ex-
emplary manner they are Joy to
their parents, and to the community
where they have been brought up.
G. @. T..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-03-01
SCHOOL REPORT.

Report OF school in Dist. No. %,
town OF New Solum, for the month
ending Feb. %, 1894.
No. enrolled ~
Average attendance. ...............3
Total attendance. ..............7Ol
No perfect in Attendance. Ills
Louisa Hanson, Sophia Forsberg,
Serene Kulseth, Alfred Rasmussen,
Clara Paulson, Norman Nelson,
Karl Kulseth, Cornelius Hanson,
Regina Panlson, Martha Nelson, Ell
len Forsberg, Regina Nelson, Oscar
Eorsberg, Carlstein Simenson, Anna
Forsberg, Carl Rasmussen, Chas.
Forsberg, Carl Panlson.
FRANK A. MATTsoN,
Teacher.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-03-01
fHE WISCONSIN CENTRAL
LINES

Run two fast trains daily between
st. Paul, Minneapolis. and Chicago
Milwaukee, and all points IN Mission
sin, making connection in Chicago
with all lines running East and
South.
Tickets sold and baggage checked
through to all points in the United
States and Canadian Provinces.
For full information regarding
Routes, Rates, Maps, fol,lersetc., adj
dress your nearest ticket agent OF,
las. G. Pond, Genl. Pass. Act. Mil
waukee, Wis.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-03-01
GREAT NORTHERN RAILW ~,

Daily trims between ST. Paul,
Minneapolis, Sioux City, ST. Cloud,
:trooksto,a, Moorhend, Fargo Grand
Forks, Grafton, Winnipeg. 1aviis
Lake, Great Falls, Helena, Gatte,
halisrcl|, Spokane and Seattle.
Pacific Coast. trains run Paiace
Dining aud Sleeping Cars, buffet, Ii.
brarv, observation, Smoking Cars,
Free Coloiist SIepI'els, etc.
Connections at st. Paul and Min
neapolis with trains: to and from
Lake Superior points, I hicago, st.
Louis and the EAST, South and
Southwest
Crosses the Rocky and Cascade
Mountains in day light, giving pas
sengers a c!lance TO see some Oh the
| finest, scenery in Ameriea.
| Connections III Seattle Will, steam
ais FOR Puget Sound points, C;,liior-
mia, Al;,slla, Japan and China, and
Ivy alto Picitic Coast points.
Connections at lionnnr,s Ferry,
Idaho, for l<ootcnai river aud lake
points; at Wenatchee. Wash for
Lake Ghel;an, lie Upper Columbia
and the Okaaiogan district.
! Tickets sold and baggage checked
Eiorall principal points,
ForpuhIif,;,tinns and Information
about r:,tes.foutes, etc apI}v to
F. e. WHITNEY,, GENT,
Wiri.i.cn, Mimi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-03-01
Probate Notice.
BrAfE. OF st,saEsorA..
Cor Nifty stjF5 M .Hs1tt,.t NJ "a, Il ~,

eorsTs or as ass1ai. ii Probate court,
Srecial Term. February 18TH, 1894. .
r the Of the Estate Of Andrew Vest
I. on ndiag and fling the petition 81 charley
5s y estnan citing forth the ainannt of personal
tsats rhai has come into his hands the DISPOSE
OF the amount of debts outstanding against
sara deceased as far as the same can be ascer-
Ss 81, legcies unpaid, and description Of
st wc sa aa1ssp a The
dition and value OF the respective PORTIONS 81
lots thereof; the prisons interested in said es-
1ate n, and praying that IS
cense be to him granted 20 sell the West hall
OF the Southeast quarter Of section ihirtyfonr.
township i57 North OF Range a west, situated
A a.1 ppp;tring by slid petition. that there
sai afs ln u ssl ss sid ii ds5 su lie
!egacies or expenses Of admiGistfatiSn; sud that
10 IS necessary, for the payment of said debts;
'egacies OF xp.naes to sell all OF said real estate
IL Is Therefore Ordered, T,at;;,llpersons inter
ested in snld estat before this court, OF,
Friday the ninth day of Marll A ID 1894. at ID
Warren il, said county. then and there to show
cnnsA ut any there be} why license should not
be granted to- s1id charley West man to sell 81
much OF the real :tdte nf said deceased an shat
De .necessars to pay such debts; legacies andex
Audit is Further ordefed, fiat tits order
shall be published once iii each week. for three
81 scessive weeks prior said day OF hearing. il
the W ARREN SHEAF. a weekly newspaper printed
and published at Warren. in said county.
Dated at Warren. Mimi, tie l4th day OF Fee.
rUary. "A D 1894.
[sEALl s. Hull.
Jsdg OF Probate.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-03-01
Are People Living I4onpar3

Are People Living Longer?
The careful examination of vital
statistics, It is generally conceded,
indicates that the average duration
OF human life has been increasing
Turing the past two centuries. But
this does not necessarily imply that
larger nnmbe, Of people NOW reacl,
the age Of seventy, eighty, or even
ninety than III times past. It means
only, that. taking a. thousand per.
;ons at random, the ayerge age OF
each at death exceeds that Of thu
same number OF persons Il genera
sion ago, yet less people in tl,on-
sand now reach the age Of sixty.
Two canses may be assigned for this.
One is that hygiene aud physical cul
hure ire now better unllerst God, and
the mortality among children and
young people is mucll.less. I he 9th
n is, that the strain upon people in
middle life who are doing the worlds
work is mach greater, owing to The
increased competition and the. rush.
ing methods of business. These,con
ditions cannot be changed. utifone
would live long there must be sea.
sons Of relaxation or vacation. Per
hnps the best way tt, spend such a
season in to travel to new scenes and
acquire in new ideas. Railroads are
the means OF travel, an.lamong them
Ill none will take you in more direc-
lions or make the journey SO safe,
speedy and comfortable as the Bur-
iington Route. For maps rates and
information address W. j. G.. Kenyon,
Gen. Pass. Agent, st. Paul, Mimi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-03-01
Teachers Examination.

'renchers' examination for Mar.
shall Co., will be held att
The School House in Dist. %
about one mile north from HELEN
r. o., Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 9Th and 7th.
Warren, Friday and Saturday
March 9th and 10th.
Stephen, Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 18th and 18th.
Il OLE G. NELSON,
Co. SuDt.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-03-01
Special.

All parties who have bought NC
.Conmack's Best -four from the War
rem M'f'g. Co., will confer a favor by
reporting to us whether the flour
was satisfactory Or not Also please
mail us, if possible a two ohnce sam
pie Of the -four.
The Nefth Dakota Milling AS
Isolation
Grand Forks,
n. D.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-03-01

TRADE continues oppressed, and no
Improvement is yet in sight. And
the Democratic congress continues
to wrangle and have a high old time
regardless the state Of the country.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-03-01
Advertised Letters.

GENTS LIST.
Jahan Albneht. Chris Christoffsrson. C. " Carl
son. G A Carlson, w Il Fnrunder, Aenis IIabtrg
Haze!ton, Eric Heilsten. Jnhan Atlolph Jan
son. Frauk Emil Jun on, Pet Johnson iona,
JOfansOn. john Ohnnson. John N I.uhd. Aun
Noe. Ole 4 Odlan.l, The der s O;sctii,
LADIES' LIST.
Ida Anderson, Christina Erikson. Annie Erik
son. Matilda EriksOn. Hanna Ekman. Ami,
JansOil. Mary Jenson. Ida KnrlsDm. Christine
soti, Merry Rick.