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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-07-12
Land Office at Crookston, MINI

June 2nd, 1891.
Notice il hereby given that the folio Wig.
named set Ter has ie,i nolic of his intention to
make fnnl proof in support uf his claim, ana
that said proof viii be made before thu Rngiste:
or Receiver y. $. Lan'i Office, at Crookston
MIMI, Oh July Goth. 1891 .iZ:
Frank Aikulecky,
Hid. No. 1929 for The N. L. u Sec. TO- Twp. 10;
Range ~
lfe tiames the following witnesses 10 prove h
cdntin,ions residence npon and cultivation OF
said land viz:
Joseph Huderly. Joseph Danek, John Ari,u
!ecky, Frank Zavoral. all OF Tabor +. Q. Mimi.
Any person who desires to protest against In.
allowance OF such proof or who knows Of an,
| substantial reason. under the Inv ana the regn
lations OF the Inferior Department. wiiy sucl
proof should not be allowed. will be given m oI
lpnrLunity at the above mentioned time
place to crOss-eXamine the Mitn,s ses of sn,
| claimant, and TO offer evidence IN rebuttal 81
that submitted By claimant.
WM ANGLM, Receiver.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-07-12

Any collections or LEGAL
business placed IN II.
Grindelands hands 1ciW
receiUe attention.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-07-12

No Gripping, no Nausen, no Pain,
when De Wits Little EARLY Risers
are taken. Small Pill. Safe Pill.
Best Pill. j. S. Chapin.
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Found.

zfOZL7LlL. 81
Tn the ibad between Ustrofiss
farm and Warren on June 3Oth, two
coats. Owners can have same BY
calling at SHEAR office, Warren, and
paying for this notice. y
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-07-12
PEOPLES PARTY CONVENTION.
4 LARGE AND ENTHUSI
ASTIC MEET .~-.
-... ING.
Many Combinations, and Com
b:nations within Combina.
tions, brought to the Surface,

The Peoples party held theircoun-
~ convention a. Stephen last Satur-
lay for the purpose OF electing dele
Gates to state andcongressionalc con-
Hentions, and placing a county tick
1t in the field.
The convention was called to Or
Ter by Thomas Topper. L.G. Wood
was elected temporary chairman,
and e. E. Stromgren temporary sec
Rotary. r. Caldwell; was elected as
.Sistnnt secretary. Committees on
credentials, permanent organization,
and resolutions were appointed by
the chair.
The committee on permanent Or
GanizatiOn recommended that the
temporary organization he made
permanent.
The convention next proceeded to
elect delegates to the state and con-
grcssional conventions Delegates
to the congressional convention
we're instructed for Boon for Con-
yresS, and those to the state cOnven-
tiOn were instructed for Owen for
Governor.
The convention next proceeded to
'ie nomination Of county officers.
Il. Gslvin and Pr.lrr !. IIDlun
were the names presented Tor count y
auditor. On the informal ballot
ilavin had At and HoIan Al votes.
fhe second ballot was declared IT.
regular. On the third ballot GE,vin
received IS votes and Holun 46
votes. Mr.. Hol,n was declared the
nonilrc OF the convention for audi
tor.
For register of deeds the following
names were proposed: /. j. Opllus,
;Lnns b. Ims,lahl and W. w. Hunter
rhr informal ballot stood as follows:
|. j. Ophus 33
Hams b. Insllahl &c
w. w. Hunter 16
The formal ballot stood asfollows:
L. j. Ophus 3S
Hams 3. ImSdahl A.
Mr. lms,lhl was declared the nomi-
nee.
Next came the contest for county
treasurer. aud there were four can,Ii-
dates for the position, viz: W. W.
Wood, A. II. Scarf, Sam Sorenson,
Peter o. Dallgren.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-07-12
Topper 36
Malberg 81
TninB BAtLoT.
Before this ballot was taken w. A.
l'ninb BAtLdT.

DtlOIe Wis DtlitOU WIS tdkeH w. "A.
Case withdrew in favor of P. B. Nal
berg.
Case 8
Topper 55
Malberg 4s
Mr.. Malberg was declared the nomi-
nee for clerk of court.
G.. S. Hull was renominated for
Judge Of probate court, receiving 10
votes to IS rast fof Mi. Caldwell.
fhe Judge is very strong and pop
nlar man.
There was a lively contestforcoun-
ty superintendent OF schools, thecan-
didates being W. d. Waiters) NJ. E,
Todd, Ole G. Nelson and VIM. b
McManus. The vote stood as fol.
lows.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-07-12

Mt. Uah1Hfen Was uecIhfed Gle no
minee for county treasurer.
For county attorney Vim. G.
Brown was renominated receiving
40 vote, to 33 votes cast for III. w.
Brown. The fact that the latter
Brown, though republican, received
so large a vote is an Indication d
his political strength and populari
tv.
There were three candidates pre-
scented for clerk OF district court: w
\. Case, Frank Topper, and Z. B
Nnlbe,.u.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-07-12

FARM LOANS.
The State Bank of Warren h;s
money to loan on first class farms.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-07-12

For sheriff John Sinclair received
81 votes, the balance of the votes
being divided between Thomas Ell
lott and Albert POuliOut.
The following were nominated fol
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-07-12

county commissioners:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20

AT REI'UCED PRICES 800 second
haze wood and iron wOr<ins machines,
fuiiy guaranteed. mschipery bought and
tOnsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20
HOARD AND ROOMS.

AFfV uFSNi ABLE ROOMS may Dc 80
cured '.r rs'f t~a- % 90 Milo. 80 West
ertf .f. -, lr..H1f ru-sfs have ls.u ier~
an at.rsg- .f .lrfau f.ars. 'sN or -~uI
fl~ circulars vifh raf's
WEST IIru.sr Select ln1ri Southern
family. r-;,r'-u -. CASHIER. J.. -. u
i's
d. WEST aiTH - Large lhnis me
Us -ins', - 90 o. .nr.. wifh ~N,"iirns
'Hli- t'nli
.iSI.sT . WEST Large. c.nl rooms.
superior Table. .sI.nf- aOc lrf0-lai-
fln.rltt rafe-. r@i'.f lfludfugt. gtfer.
er.'r
.Grii - 81 WEST Superior acDfnmu-
rrsf 'ls-s fsti'. s-mmer prices
80 EAST arrU 81 Iafa.. h,n:.-fn~
room. riIb .'ll'rt liable. refer Noes ~
changed
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

.r.AMEEDN PARK 1892 EAST 2iSr sT
l's-iu,t!" fr.r' i.1m. met Door. private
BATH. hard OPTIONAL
VISITORS TO SEW YORK .an 10 a..
rluflNltfsl WITH !.ur.~. WITH nr WITH
'Ni al. i"'-i"n 80 81 - us ~
- WEST @iTH ST liam ssye,y fir.
Uisut-4 funfas. -tn lafs- a'4 ffalli.
'fsrtlrnf4 a'rotnm llsf"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20
REAL ESTATE.
r,xrss AT THE EXCHANGES.

,-o ~ the day in the real estate market
TIE .,s the sac BY r. " Harnett & Co.. al
yes'S..,vst exchange. OF the securities pledged
me Ia ,orvis-C onklin Mortgage Trust Company
BY ue ,,orc,ntre Trust Company. as securities for
70 NV = ,ssued on which default has been made
osO'". Davmen, Of interest. The sac began at
IN 'n' and lasted until 1880 y. m. Auctioneer
Wv Donad lowered the record Of knockdowns
hs', !,s,,e within TWO hours of 6SS parcels.
BY s,rities p edged consisted OF farm and other
Tue mortgages situated in Kansas Missouri
fe'", Idaho Montana and Oregon the mort
"" ,,ce from 500 up to 5000. The total
f's, n the securities was S,23%N ana they
s"I S.so,Sl The terms Of sale provided that
rem MORTGAGES should b. offered separate v
D." bon that the amount included in each series
o." =, Ia offered together. and II the bid on the
tN wooded the bid On the separate mor'g s'S
tsa ~. his3er should be the buyer lsefor. the
..,s began a protest WAS .odSed bs J. d. o'
81 81, ,o.e,ny some a the debentures ss'lns; the
no'' rd be cautioned buyers that their tite wri'i
s" sax I've first mortgage offered wa- ~
ps ,"' r wilson Of Ford County. Kan, for 80
80 for % PER cent 20 Robert T. Austin OF
nn.r.dspNia Al ths mortgages OF this series
having been oatr'd sgPar3'a 'e b T" Of % per
s va, having been made thereon. me o'uue' Was
declared n Ins that he securities bought
Nsbs,f ~ the Reorganization Committee uhner
o. proposals the company WI be
STS s following private sas was reporied al e ne
.;o,y . O TTliTnienhcimer. for ss25oo
fulaa I'm has flied pans for slx-stcry brick
,, JSo x9o Nos 5lj ana ~ E1s one-hundred
sni.ihlry 70 CD COS, n 49, for woxtory
~, So stable s5xS5. on tho south Gle OF : MY.
eIl, s.,ss, go feet ives, Of Elsh'h-ave. to cost
500 -,s rohsnesson has fled pans for Two two;
story frame dwel insS -lTSe on Un' Ne u,nOe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20
gGTN RIVER LlN'E

For EOsTON NEWPORT FALL RIVER. Mar'ha'n
V'neyaid NantccXci cape cod. and all Northern ana
Eastern Nen England points . .u,-- =.
'DoI,Iu.t SFuNICE. steamers PRISCILLA. PURITAN,
piIGRIW ara PROVIDENCE IN commission. \ splendid
I,ch.,,ra r ,acb I<aYe New York from Pier - tOld
MOI y n - Muriayst. ut , 60, ~,
,ln week and sundays. Tor lfu RIVER
si-or, connecting With express due Boston 90
A NJ his steamer touches al Ne"p'H Monday nom
3S0 = 81 weed, days only for Newport and Fan
River due SswpOrs GOO, FAN Kter 100 a NJ. connect
ms wi'h express train aye Boston 900 A. NJ ,.,,
tanning iist Of hotels and harding houses ana Fan
Rr.r Line rate folder send cents in stamps 10 T. o.
Hn. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20
WORK WANTED.
Male.

STENOGRApHER and Pennington type
writer: accurate. rapid and obliging; y
yc1rs' experience IN mercantile houses
best references. W. X. u Bible House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20

NURSERY a young eiri 10 take cara o.
children and sssis, with light hoMsewoSa'
good reference. Miss p. A. EDWAhpSs
1913 centrsl-ays.. Brooklyp; ~ ssrds -
swsred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

ArfHoNrA'KS Paul smiths completely
appointed 'urr| feei camp rnrf.r- ~rl'.
g. iaA.. - acres. tents. i0afs. irr nr';
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20
gTMMlnIEMGLE ILLMiEs

FOR BOSTON WORCESTER AND TIE 81 only
In connecting win through PAIL cars WI. .
si+.V prEH gs = r. ~ block above canal 81. at
20 p n daily EXCEi'I SUNDAY. CONNECTING u"f'
-. ,rh.rf Protienc, \. hi due Bo.ton. - 4 u:
end 80 A. NJ due Worces'er. ; A. 81 SUNDAY, Up -,
VI iue Worcester 10 - a. " J. LIN. Nt'e ~.
Ixrre4s i.avcs wharf 7.l5 a NJ. except SUNDAY, 40
Tsf5ans N Full nights rcS' 'hof'est iaii rae.
ORCHESTRA each steamer Itcirts. satrroIni
"a s,rorrer Tours y, cts tckci Offices AMI Pier.
gTORlDE]&IrWM ILDMlso
inside East ciiy Grrri S9@i l..Nir - V.
srd Nsw-iIanpshire leave New Pier 80. y. T.. a. 1Vo
= u daily. INCLUDING sunfay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20

COACIIMAN Single: sober. long expert
.nce. understands everything about
horses. willing to make himself usetgl
best refr,ences. call or address COACH
MAN IL East 2Sth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NEW S-ROOM COTTAGE, 81. 7o): so
cash. balance so monthly. within min
u'"s' ~alh depot l. miles from city.
WOiCOTT l. East i3th-s'.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner IOsth-st.-
Substantial. artistic. detached house. low
tIice, send for circular ATLAS III.
ITONEMFHT Co. Is broadway
STRIKE NOW q 0n~ bargain. West side
houses. siuoln ?, Siu.UD STEVENS
'Hh-aV~. corner .tii -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20

AT REI'UcGD PRICES 800 second.
haze wood and iron wOf<ins machines,
fuliy guaranteed. msrhipeTy bought and
exchanged. GLOkGL Is EDDY. sos M.G..-
son 81
1T IITTLEs TOOL sTcRE 80 rulton
st.. S~w-lork. workshop machinery dot
power. list free. wooi-caring topis. scroll
f-~t. designs 1ai fancy w0ods. incubator,
and hfoJdefs ia operation.
ATTENTION sewing mncn.n"s ~, 81.
kinds. new. - od second hand. SO
cnsh - credit. Rrhnng- rented. =,
EAIs'Ii :. 2.lii 80 at'.. iisth II.
HlCNCLEs I4dys nign- grade pneumai.
abb Meteor cushion tire. 10th lrt' uAei.
iu perfect Order. 30 rrts Hnatie ua'r 10.
fuf"i. VI Franklin st.. 81 nDor
Bn'YrLEs dosing " cost. ahou' twenty
high gllir pn~uulafics 81 AMI 30 pounds.
$40 AMI SO abs lu''iy new ISL l.A.us-
to- ave. near iiths
nICYcLE gARGAINs .oNEwo Juvenile
81 10 s.; iiER1LD -. $50, cash
iinIs~j ~ Nss,hu--t. mar J. -
BICYCLES
scc,nh hand ''k'n x ua ale, i9r new -,,
very cheap. surli - Nagsau, 81, -. Sa.,a-
ONfords fij ORNONbE COMPANY. 10
Barclay e.
DEsKs.-A four -,oot polished OAK folliop
desk for go; S-foot high roll Slid oak
eesk - s3s the biggest bargains In New
York. EMPIRE DESK co. A@ II way
GREAT SACRIFICE. selling out: for rhi-
week only s"nuiiful gold "hairs. only
s. - reduced from s. WARRANTED French
leaf GOLD CHAIR MANI fA'TIKEHS.
- Murray ~
SAFES Cheap for casa: closing ont stock
on hand Of National safes At isss
than COS, Of maufactms. H. H. GROSS.
<OG broadway
TEAS ,hlack). elegant. 3 r. ~ - do
livered H. e. DERlNGEN. fosioihce'
Sew York.
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Ocean Cleaners.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. CO.
GOAElBWR@e MEl[ERlGMR]

LINE
WEEKLY SERVICE per TWIN SCREW EXPRESS 81.
70 SOUTHAMPTON LONDON AND PARIS ard HAM.
rI re.
Normanria Aug .. a, m NormannaAug. 30. $50 p m.
p Bismarck. Aug. D. IL m T. Eism cl sept 10 - a.n
Columbia Aug. 10 =. Columbia Sept. I3 p.
A.NicfOTia Aug n 10 aa \ Victoria sept -
HAMBl RG-AMERTCAN LINE. 81 BROADWAY.
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INFI R>l~IlED Rooms.

iSTfttNfsllEp ROOMS. WITH fire. class
hoard Boz hani.lns ir0Wrs'or- ffuuf
h.Y.n ~ -, 1i'h-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

DIVORCES obtained privately, dc'ecilN"
wrk promptly executed. private lnfm
nation. separations, support. damages
brbs.cutcG defends WtSTLoTOEN 90.
detective and law Agency. III frGad
way. Consultation free.
DO YOl'H FEET HURT YOU st
prople's DO sometimes br. Resell =
I"doarV stainless powder. sprinklod In
your shoes gives speedy relief; cures ""'n'
and sweating feet.
GREAT sru!-nsnutr SAFE ~ gloves.
jcwclry. hosiery silv"rw"rr, with a p'ri-
tive reduction 4 ~ per cent on former
prices JAMMES. 9O9 Broadway.
IMMEDIATELY. wanted prime loan ap-
plicailon% On private residences and busl
ness property. LEE. ~ Wdli-t.. Room 90
PATENTS FOR inventions secured prompt
~. Res, OF references. Liberal terms
Cl,,fespOndencc poilclicd and all matters
held strictly sonnfsniini Address OS'NF
A. MlCHFl. 4 co. No. IH Montgomery
ave Bloomfield New Jegscy. 'ilandboos
to Inventory srsa
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ACTIVE PARTY WANTED WITH ~ N" Z.
taL- financial management - p'Pu''l mn
liy u.,in. nu.iness. mo- risk liberal SALARY
and half interest reference. can before -
o'clock. Room Lon, - SrUadwaj
| HAVE excellent plant for rhpifarinin
AMI desire physician - sd enterprise
Address HEALTH. Tribune once ,,...-.--
ICE CREAM. soda fountain. candy and
notion store To-. sale. owner going 10
Europe. Us V-rick-st.
PARTNER with sIo.ooo wanted IN we'll
established manufacturing pusne's'
daily article OF consumption, half Interest.
Box 10. Tribune once. -----
WANTEp.-sTo 600 loan by $50 900 gas com,
pany: nrst mortgage or bonds Interest y
ner cent: f3,Onl annual net income; silt
edge. 0AYNOR, 245 Broadway. Room D.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE -tnhd's pony ou'n'. reliable
;nr small chili Address Dr -. G. JACK
SON. J.. - Box lGi jainaicl. J.. l.. =. !.
PONIES POR SALE that arc suitable for
,hlidfen horses boarded yin'~r ana slim
rucr. Address nr o g. JACKSON. = s.
lnlc. n.t lfl Iamalcl. l. /
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RECORDED MORTGAGES


bysn Patrick End wife 70 John Trschka. Ciif- oo
sP.t 49, T. If Ciin Yeas nam S-"''
~ s. $50 q . ~ iOth-ave yearr.......... sWo
On. Jacob 20 2sd Ward Land Improvement Go.
.ns.s ye sP 'ee''on 4. 'Ysf es'a@ 1900
o Ts Mar 70 THE Guarantee ana Trus %. oooo
os ,..... Henry and wife to John rlan et al
,srs.s n. ~ Avenue D. and 400 s'h-s' ,eooo
D p, Ann. G. ana another 70 sarah + Mead.
b. s;,a ,@ map No ! partition sale Valentine 200
sIss Charts A. 10 Eiiz. porset, Southern ., ooo
v .,sswvsrd 30 II n Of l$5h-s'. Is ears 2'o"
saw sssI SsIss a1d .ite 70 Emisral Industrial 100
b,r vsnn. Bertha 10 H,7nan Israel. Nos '0-9s ,oo
CO No ~ West sshs, i 900
' s.y. Martha. Equitable LIE Assurance s..
yea; United States. No 100 East llo'h-s'' ,ooo
Gan. Albert E. to Ernes,inc silycrnan e, al oo
Xo o .,gg Hyman. and wife Abraham Levine ,,o
HsfD.,i s Cas- kast l22ds, year :, 49, a."
ssr y; NJ a: Is! Yves, sohs,. years ;,,.; 5000
e ssa 'S cana cs's sssna @ D!' 5000
Assurance o soc,:, and '99,hsr to Equitable BE ' s
=. Daniel and vile 10 Greenwich Savings o
R,ssns No las Waverley Place. yearr........ 1000
Ink ' Ws Thomas O. to John Isissng. j. No o,no
h~ ss '"sssS "a he yTs;y savings Bank ~
rss 81 to cs map rppe- M"rrisania year 5000
sss. ..l sa;,. Anna Jane thompson 70 81 aoo
Anss mem, John "a to 2sd wara Lana Improve
r,, 90 LOT $3.50. map Section - vyse estate. 100
Ing. johanna " and .no,he, to May
miller Do.othsa asa anohsr to Max iIimann.
MO-. . 200 II Of 2i-ave years........ $500
way Peter }. 70 John stemrne. East Broad
asAps '. Tsem S:" o" W as.a' oda:r. 1880
ionsxs BANK 5o'hH' .. iS9 II . Of Lexins o.
.iSssssss s sa5S K 70 Mutual Ne Ia:anfe
As solomon n' 10 iiymss o,,. year 200
No,nsne corner 81 shernst. years........... $500
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Giedmboata.
ALBANY Boats,


NuD&mW l5GGIS,
PEOPLES LINE.
Steamer. DREW and DEA* iu'HMo%D lenv- fc'
81 = r. foot Canal-st.. ~ J.. IN daily tounlais "R'
c.pfci. direct connections win oNQf"s uHn. -, ~,
,osa Lake George and au Adlronlart points Nrha'li
Srrnes and Thousand Islands. saturday night -'"tm.
o,recf- vi'h SUNDAY ffail for Saratoga 'a--
well and steamer on Lake Ge'rgc
TROY BOAUSo
CtTY or TROY or SARATOGA lcaves Per 40. Ws'
ioh-s daily except sniufiAy. f. Ktpf~s@ trains -
sar.tosa. LAKE Ge,rge Adlr.nd 'ck, Sjnaay $500, =.
lake GEORGE EXCURSION s. 80 Good during sea''n
JIvpsoS RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL.
II DAILY HNCEFT SUNDAYS
leaves p.shrosses 81. - > 49,, SATURDAY J 90
j., West 81 81. ga y. ~. : .int,A.. D. ~
FOR CRANsTONs. WEST POINT coRNwAlI.. NtW-
BI'ItG NEN-Il siIa KGH. MILTON. 20 hrti'@'t-.
HYDE PARK. KONl'DiT AMI hiN'sI'N
II rDsoN AID coxsAC1;IE BoATs leave sseT week
cornecj,ng with Boston oni Albany p r.
NATsKlII MOUNTAINS. Steamers KAATEIstli.f
u ana CATSKiLL IeAte every weekday 90 J. NJ ION
Yer 4S foai 4 I'm in6 wiii 'aisni.1
MDurW'n and t',r2 r h ara ,is ~" y,S ..ei h.;
ana boarding houses nali'd re-. - pier
- AMSDELI. LINE.-s;.amers ieav' Pr "a Nor'h
IL River foot 0, FrankIin-st for c. ansions W. Pat
Coli spring Cornwall Fsihll LAl!ht a. ! 49," ~
o. ~ sunAay - a. m lgsi-st.. North River . - A. m
LIVINGSTON LINE. foot OF West 10Th Street.
IA DAILY a, 4 T. ~ Saturdays at o'clock Arriving
n: PNncou, Gao f. Connecting with ~ iAL u"lh Tor
all points in CsisAN Mountains
S,.-GEHTIEs and the cATsKIIIs s''aucrs - -
- rpTTEs snd ULSTER leave llih-st. y Il. 'A'y.
sna'ngs saturdays. +. NJ
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WHITE STAR LINE.

'Teu'oHic. July % II A. m Toutonlc.Aug % $50
Britanaic. Aus l. 5 a. m. nriannlc. Aug. ~ p.
'Mal"stc Avs ;! l2:D m 'Mai"sticSep' D. J.! !" II"
49, From White star D.ck foot u west lOtn-st.
80 'DITOS CARRIED EN PASfENGEE STEAMERS
Salo'n rates SO upward according 70 steamer end To-,
~ berth. Second go ent
si5 St"rng from York $40 prrpaal titeis So ~.
BroadW a. NeW-Y,rk Philadelphia Office 4OG Wanu'-s.
IL MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
NIaIe.

COACHMAN and GROOM In private
family; city or country: ~ years city
reference. Call J. WALSH, 100 Franklin
ave BROOKLYN.
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DEMOCRATIC CALL,
For Convention April ~, and
Primaries April ii.

The Democrats of the City of st. Paul.
and all Others who are in favor of an
honest and economic administration of
municipal affairs, will meet in conven-
ZION, through their regularly elected
delegates. at Market Hall, corner st.
Peter and Seventh Streets, Thursday,
April IL, 1894, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, for the purpose Of placing in
nomination candidates for the herein-
after-named city officers. to be voted for
at the ensuing municipal election, on
Tuesday, the first Qst day of May, 1894,
and for the transaction of such other
business AS may properly come before
the convention.
Mayor, City Comptroller, City Treas
urer. Two C2) Judges of the Municipal
Court. Nine (9 Assemblymen, four of
WHOM shall reside east of Wabasha and
Rice Streets and north of the Mississippi
west of Wabasha and Rice Streets and
north of the Mississippi River, and one
(D who shall reside in the Sixth (6th)
Ward of said city; all the foregoing
officers to be voted for by the electors of
the entire City of st. Paul.
One Alderman In each ward. A
Justice of the Peace each, for the dis
trict lying east of Wabasha, for the dis
trict lying west of Wabaslia, for the
, Sixth Ward. and for the Tenth QOth1
and Eleventh Q1th) Wards, and Con-
stables to correspond, excepting no con-
/ stables shall be nominated for the Tenth
! QOthJ and Eleventh Q1th) Wards.
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LEAGUE CONVENTION.
Candidates of Both Great Parties
Will Be Interviewed.

The convention of the Municipal
league occurred at the chamber of COM
merce last night. Delegates from each
ward were elected. the whole to COM
prise committee of eleven,
TO recommend officers for the league,
aud twenty-five delegates at large, to
form, with Que extra delegate from
each ward, the board of managers.
Those chosen were:
First ward, d. X. Elliott: second.
Philip Gilbert; Third, Ernest Albrecht;
Fourth, John Hadden; Fifth, G. E. d.
Olmsted: Sixth, M. K. Williams; Sew
enth, Z. A. Engelbrecht; Eighth, Rev.
Z. E. Haupt; Ninth, E. ID. Babcock:
Tenth. Rev. David Morgan; Eleventh,
w. o. Hillman.
The list of delegates at large chosen
comprises the following:
c. w. Hackett. president: j. M.
Smith. vice president; Philip Gilbert,
recording secretary; q. s. Innis, CORE
spending secretary; G. H. Hosmer,
treasurer; First ward, V. f. Devinny,
}. ID. Lewis; Second, W. A. Miller, j :.
X. KearneY; Third, E. Albrecht, F. IL.
Wheelock; Fourth, j. D. Hadden, f T..
Meyers; Fifth. E. ID. Olmsted: John $.
Cripple; Sixth, w. B. Willard, A. G..
Wedge: Seventh. q. S. Swift. John
Moir; Eighth, q. j. Hewson, j. A. Car
michael: Ninth. q. W. Griggs, j. A.
KEGS; Tenth, f. B. Cowgirl, K. X.
Evans; Eleventh, c. NJ. Benham, d. A.
Stricken, ID. Morgan. DR.. Howard, S.
q. Smith.
During the time the delegation was
making its report, Rev. MIR. Cowgirl
came forward, on request, and chose
municipal reform as his theme. He
thought that the best voters OF the city
would soon be in its rank and file, and
that the future of the league as con-
trolling power was bright.
A constitution which had been printed
was adopted after some debate.
On motion of Rev. d. Morgan CON-
mittee OF three was ordered appointed
to interview the various nominees and
ascertain who were in sympathy with
the principles of the league and report
next Tuesday night.
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A Sad Picture.

The next time you are in melancholy
mood. as you are almost certain to be if
you become bilious or dySpeptic, picture
to yourself the condition of poor man
who, without resources and with fam
lily on his hands. finds himself on sick
bed. Gloom ObScureS his narrow hori-
ION in every direction. Unable to do
any work, without means, or friends
capable of assisting him. with the pos
sible prospect of continued Ill health;
with rent, perhaps. unpaid and unpay-
able, the outlook for him is gloomy in
deed. How shortsighted, then, is the
man of humble means WHO perceiving
that his health aid strength are failing,
takes no precaution to avert the Oncoin-
ing evil. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
is reliable, professionally recommended
restorative OF health and vigor. and a
sure means of preventing the many dis
aiding complaints which exposure. over
work, neglect and rsufficIent food pro-
duce. Malaria. rheumatism, kidney and
liver complaint, dyspepsia and nervous
disease alwayS yield to it.