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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11
SPEECHES AGAINST SUNDAY OPENING

John T.. Parsons and the Rev W. W. Atterbury
OF the New-York Sabbath Committee. addressed a
meeting sunday closing at the Scotch Prcsby-
terrain Church. Ninety-sixth-st and Central Park
West last night The Rev. Or David G. Wylie
pastor OF the church in short Introduction. said
that the meeting had been arranged to arouse
Christian people to the danger that threatened the
Christian Sabbath He said that the Sabbath had
been attacked many times before but always re-
manned victorious
Among other things Mr.. Parsons said that al
though he with others. had sharply criticised the
Police Commissioners and the police In general he
had found the great ma joriy OF the police were
not 10 blame for excise violation. He declared
that the Sabbath had not SO much TO fear from
corrupt officials as II had from the apathy of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11

portation OF other duable goods since the passaee
OF the new Tariff law These statements. IL - wen
known are published each month by the treasury
Department That for the month OF February mas
not yet been Issued It is found. however tha'
the importation OF this class OF goods during me
first five months OF the new Tariff law amoullteu
to over 100000 in value against less than 49,"
during the corresponding months OF last yeai,
while statement recently pubIshe1 rcearunhS We
January expectations from Great Britain 10 li,r
United States shows the value o. linen piece Sood.
he more than double in January, 1888. what IL
WAS in January. 1924 In other textiles the comm.
tons are still more startling the importatlons OF
wOoen dress goods having more than doubled. ana
in wool cloths nearly treblei, while cottons nave
also doubled in quantity and value imported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11
FUNERAL OF DIR. ~ u. FIELD.

Ihe funeral OF NJ. d. Field took place at his
NOME NO ii5 East Fortieth-st.. yesterday after
noon. The services exceedingly simple in charac-
ter were conducted by the Rev. Or J. Hal. Nell
Va'ne' OF the Church OF the Covenant. at No. 2s
Park-ave assisted by the Rev Dr. Henry NJ. Field
an uIcIt OF the dead man. The former read "A bTier
hcIptuial lesson. supplemented with few appro-
HiaIe remarks on the life and character o. Or.
ie'u anu commencing the younger men to follow
ms example Among those present were many OF
me Ieadlng oncials OF the Manhattan Elevated
hallway, OF which DIR. Field had .ong been snr-
geon among them George Gould. Russell Sage and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11
GOOD SHOOTING AT THE 9TH REGIMENT.
COMPANY I GETS THE TROPHY AND BREAKS
\ RECORD.

Some unusually good shooting was done Oy inc
marksmen OF the tn Regiment Saturday night at
the armory. In the team competition company
not ONLY won tho trophy but also broke the record
by scoring 800 points This. added to the COMPANY
team score OF 323 carly in the season makes to'a'
Of co. The pest previous score by any o. the VIII
ming teams was Gi2. made by Company team
last year Under the conditions OF the co''pe''O'
each marksman had seven shots sIahn'"6 '.'t ..o,,
,,ron, Tho ,ronbv Is valued at $50 1t must be won
thee times mot necessarily consecutive before "
becomes the exclusive property Of any team i"e
winners also received handsome gold medals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11
, PENSION rXAMIyFR UNDER 4 CLOUD
ALLEGATIONS AGAINST O. W. REED-AN iNVEsri'
CATION Of FOOT.

ALLEGATIONS AGAINST o. W. RCED-AH INVEsTi'
CATION OF FOOT.
A. a result OF some rather sensational testimony
brought out In the trial OF Frederick Schwao De-
fore Judge Benedict. OF the United states CHeu',
Court: last January. Orlando W. hsc'' 0Pe
Pcnson Examiner. who was witness III 'ne 49,
ros become involved In an ofiic.al investigation
thar threatens 20 close his career as pension ex-
amlner The whole matter originated IN an al
legged pension fraud a; Ellenville ~ J. heeu
was sent 10 examine into the case
The Schwab case arose about year ago. Thers
had been a number Of pension claims from 'na'
district and fraud was limited at Reed was IN
structed TO investigate the payment OF slo'"V ios
hack tensions that had been made 70 rrener'cA
schwab in behalf Of Charles Gengold. Inc at'e'
w,s "A privsta In Company q. tn New-fo'h Oh
uuteer Infantry. and was allowed pension OF 90
a month for insanity. Schwao was appoNn'va
guardian for Ciengod. and fled bond for 800"
IN ,ta office OF the County Clerk OF Ulster County
(, v.,- alleged that .ichwab and Isaac Coon Forged
.no h,nl IN order % secure s2l6 OF pelsion money
lue tiengold from Frank c. Loveland' pension
agent in this city. The boad was signed by three
witnesses and the validity Of ne SIGNATURES IN
volving the charge OF forgery was the basis OF
,ha cr,nina: proceedings before Judge Benedict.
srhvan was acquitted. but during the trial some
damaging evidence came out against req Hart,
me Of the principal witnesses was MIS-. /. hatt,
MAJ. . tsst,nony regarding Reed she admitted
Under REORGANIZATION that she ma Uave.!ei
around me country with him She further admitted
that one nigh, Reed was secrete' unIef ner Del
rhen Scnwab called upon her AMI thar ReV-l sot
some data FOR his report from their conversation:
Whne not directly proved. 4; was minated mat
y I'd hal promised TO shie.l Mrs. Har;msnns father
from iustica as he also one o. tn accused per
sons N The alleged pension fraucs Th's evidence
was go unusual that United States District attorney
Wallace Mecfarlane forwar!ei II to IN. tension
Special Examiner u y. Luke. OF Washington,
has been in the city for the last few DAYS. quisty
SECURING evidence for a report. He has Just about
cornpleted his work MIR. Macfarlane. when seen
last night at hts home; No. - Washnston Sqiare
Fast said: II have known OF this INVESTIGATION
FOR some days. cannot say waat II has Esveaied
hut the rcpor, will be- forwarded 10 Washington
| have seen MIR Luke several occasions. but
I am not AT liberty TO say what BE has found out"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11

Elisha Sml y Thomas. Protestant Episcopal Bish'p
- Kansts was born In Wlckham, Mass IN Np
He Wa graIGlt"i at Yale In lS's ana az B'rhel'y
Divinity school MldIc;own. conn. In ISL For ihree
,o,-s n. W. O., charge o. 81 pauis Church. New
II,vcn In 1864 ne was elected rec.Or OF S"aodrF
Han. Far.blui,. MINI. anl professor 0; GA am
Ncw Testament Excser'a there. on the resignation
% d. James t.. Brock he succeeded him IN me
r,.shlo OF the Seabury Mission. Or. TnomAs
spent N. ye.r 1869 abroad studying the semitic IAN
yuasc- ami attending lectures on New-Iestai men
,|7csis on his return he elected rector OK -.
Marks church. Minneapolis. where he remained hte
wears ON July J. 1876. he became rector % -;
I,,,rs ,hur,h st Pau. MINI. he WAS consecTateI
Assistant R!shop ~ Kansas in this churcs on May
! 1857. and received the degree OF d. h. from iAie
2 na
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11
nnIT1,ARY NOTES.

vi,c,r, Tal.s. y y March l0.-E. J. Ralph. con-
trac,,ng fre.rh, agent for the Buffalo Rochester
and P!tt.hurg Railroad. was found dead IN hts room
~, the Tower House this morning. Physicians say
death WIS due apopieNy.
Milwaukee. WIS. March lo.-A. Y. H. carpenter
,t former general passenger agent of The chicago
NNWaIlt.e ana ~ Paul Railroad. died last night,
,,,l ufV-thrf,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11
Gorecs dno Carriages.
200 HORSES

Public Auction at T. H. Dahiman's Auction sale ana
81. %, 2cg East cath street, 81 and 81 Avenues
Another gand sale Tomorrow. Monday " very
choice LOT 81 horses all grades consisting OF heavy
drnucht truck cart express delivery general purpose
and railroad horses All fresh conssnments II IL hardly
necessary for m much. two months expert
ence has convinced who have favored with their
mai rnage that my business Is conducted straight
Legitimate basis. Every sold be
s.n,ed or money refunded. - hours trial given Salts
faction guaranteed
The following Is a list Of some Of the consienments:
II shuhlein H.. carloads heavy drnughers. chunks
express and delivery horses.
w T McBurney. Sandy Lake. Penn. carload extra
hne coach horses driving horses
and young from the This lot
will sold a IL A. N. Trotters be sold the
hour.
II. II. Carroll Louisiana No. carload mixed LOT,
az grades Every body knows the class Carroll has
been consigning to
c. Smith. Rockford. H. carload drivers and gen.
era purpose horses.
George Tarrs. Be,levie. Ohio carload draught,
cart and general purpose horses.
Bacon Bros. Kansas. H.. Two carloads all grades very
choice. and number OF Others consisting all grades
In addition To above number ro,ters for descrp-
ton OF which Herald" |. H. Dahlman. Auctioneer.
Done forget grand special sale Wednesday March ~.
Watch this column Tor full particulars
Attention also called my regular Wednesdays ale
be- conducted by William Eason beginning March l3tn
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11
Up ARNOLD HALLETT.

Norwich conn. March lo-Dr. Arnold HaN"'t
l.I m thi. city today. aged sixty nine For ;hiFty
YEAR, he was physician n Brooklyn. y. Y. being
corrected with the Long Island Hospital. lie was
born IN =. John. y r.. ant sraduaiei from the
,'li,oc. u Physicians and surgeons. New YORK; hc
49,. rn.,,bar OF Il Peters church. brooklyn
80 Aimed prpminonc" FL MS PROCESSION. lie IL
survived 10y a wife The burial VIII be IN BfooKIyh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11
DR. HGLYNN ON "HEADS AND HEARTS,"

The Rev DR. Edward McGlynn. OF Newburg
lectured last evening at the Holy Cross Church. on
West Forty -second-st.. near Ninth-ave, before an
audience that filled both the pews and the aisles.
The subject OF the lecture was, Heads and
Hearts, and was mainly the one delivered at the
anniversary OF 81. Brgd's Church, Avenue and
Eighth-st, q month ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11
p1strop ELISHA SMITH THOMAS

Slllra KIN. March le.-B!sho2 r. = I"oHaS n.'I
"a. a.e- o..,,ck last might During the dag he rallied
and recognized his friends. and strong hopes were
entertained tina: ne would recover. but at O'Clock
IN. hal Il relapse. ana from ;h1t time on ne gre"
We iIer uufl lie became extinct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11
PROuryEyr ARRIVALS Ar TIE HOTELS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Alton B Parker OF the
New-York Supreme Court ENERETT-G. de
Weckherlln Minister for the Netherlands at WASH
.nston. FIFTH ANENtE-Ex-Goyernor Joseph Is.
Foraker o, ONO. NETHERIANDTh Rev. Bev-
er,y Warner and George O. Whitney CT New-Or-
leans ST JAMES-fIoraciO Guzman. Minister for
Nicaragua at Washington. WALDORF-M H.
Smith OF Louisville. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
John ". Gambler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11

Third AYES. on Wednesday. when Thornton r.
Emmons entire racing stable will be disposed OF;
together with a number Of harness carriage ana
saddle horses. and stable equipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11

Beccham's pills for consti-
patton loc. and CSC. Get the
book at your druggists and
60 by it.
Annual sales more than 100000 boxes.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27
GatistIidbeS Gssb emssneIa6.

gpanRpn, QpD.. Fl. Mdr3. Gsfiern
Mbenb I'm 5 llbr AS Wlinuten fonb III
Der @rube go. 5 Der Modp Wountuin
Goal unb Sron gompanp BEL 3eb gas
non. mebrere Meilen BON bier. cine
fur6tbore @dserpIDfion jfdtt. Cine
Mn3dbl Der Miner bntten gum @liide
eben Dorber Die Grube perloifen fie be.
fonoen iih faum oben, nls bic &ata-
ffropbe erfOlgte. Bier nobe bem gin-
gang ifebenbe Mdnner tuurben our6
umberlieeenbe zriimmer aet0btet, nabe
gebdube In Mtome 3erlnmettert. Bon
Den in Der @rube ilmgeiommenen Nr=
beitern iinb bis jebt 10 als aeiden ber=
ausgebolt tporoen ; lie iinb 10 fdredlih
perbrannt unD entitellt, baB iie niht
erfannt iperoen f6nnen. Uier5ig Wann
liegen nod unter benz G1utte.
6iinf3ig Der Qeute tparen berheiratbet
unb bic 3abl ibrer Rinber iDirb auf
minbe5tens $50 ongegeben. Ser BEE
trofene Minenoifrift adblt ungefdbr
1000 ginnpbner unb felt 1881 1T bieR
bas brittle bort porgefDmmene 0ruben-
ungliid. Ser Samn1er nnb bas Web-
flagen Der ibrer grndbrer beraubten
Garnilien fpottet ieoer geidreibung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27
GrdHOeut EIepeIauD

beabiiAtist, wie ndbere. Greunbe beifel=
ben periihern, na6 Mblauf ieiaes Nmts=
termins fid eans in Maiahuietts nie=
bersnlahen. st bat ieinen 2anbfib in
8rap @ables in ieber Weiie perbeflert
+uno perid6nert, 10 baB herielbe nun ei=
ner Der idOniten unb bebaalidften an
Der sanaen 3iiite lit. Gie ba3u eeb6=
riae Garm umfaBt einis. .bunbert older
9ano, ipel4e iebr forgfdltig beltellt mer-
ben unb jeBt i1on quite grnte peripre=
den follen. 5eit ieiner Snausuriruns
am 4. Mdrs 1893 III Der prdiibent
niht mebr 8iirger bon Nen Oort ; tpe=
ni9fens bat er fid in bic Mdblerliiten
nidt eintragen laiien. Sn Ginger 3eit
wirb iibrieens in Der 5amilie Derrn
Glepelanos mieberum elm freubiges gr=
eigniB ertuartet, nod be1en boffentli9
gliidli6em 8erlauf Grau glepelarb iid
nit ibren Ginbern nod Mailaduietts
81 begeben seoenft, pdbreno Der prdf=
bent bis gum 9o6lommer bort nur ge=
lesentlide geiude MAIDEN Tam.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27
Der 0amArteMpoaeI aIS &ss
bemSrtttet.

Cine Mettung ous 9obeseefabr bur1
einen Rannrienpugel geb6rt gslpiB nidt
su ben alItdaIiden NorfommniHen.
lleber einen iol1en ieltenen SSau ipirb
Der ,RDnigsb. Mug. 3tg. aus pilou
Golgenbes berihtet Qerr g. bat einen
Ronorienpoael, Der iebr 3obm 1T, ouf
einen pfff ieines perrn ben Rdfig per-
ldBt, fih auf ieinen Gdreibtif6 iebt
unb nensierig benz snifigen GHrtiben
suliebt, ben 3ufer aus benz WlIlnbe nit
ieinem Sdndbelben pift unb bann
liebfoienb uno Oanfenb iein G6pfden
an ben Dangen bes eiitigen Gpenbers
reibt, fur3 Der bette Greuno ieines 0errn
1T. Jtun bate Derr 8. bic 0eipobn-
belt, Nbenbs, ipenn er iih 3u Bette
leate, nod gu rauden. gines Nbenos
ober ihlief Ct babel unberiebens
Elm. glidt lange fonnte er inbeB ees
fdlafen baben, als ibn Elm piden an
ieinen 2ippen ipedte. Nus ieinem
Gdlummer auffabrenb. fanb er Die
Gtube boiler Hnn1 unb bemertte bonn
aud elm auf Der Nede iih ausbreitenbes
Glimmen. Die brennenbe gigarre mar
feiner 9anb entfolen, anf Der Dede
liegen 9eblieben unb bate bas Dberbett
ent3iinbet. Gein fleiner Greunb, ber
dngflid i'm 3ilnmer bin unb berflats
terte. bate ibn aus fhwerer @efabr 9e.
rettet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27
Der 9antpter ,,9omau" ter.
brauut.

2iberpoDl, 20. Mdr3. Der britiide
Dampfer ,Oelaiuare", gapt. 9bomas,
Delder BON Stem Sort am 6. Mdr3 ab-
fubr, 1T bier nit Der Manni1aft bes
beutihen Dampfers ,Donau", gapitdn
5ieaeI, Der ON 8. Nsdrs BON 9amburg
nah pbilobelpbia ab9ing, an9etom-
men. Muf Der Oonau" bra1 am IL.
Mdrs auf Dffener See Geuer aus, bas
trob unmenidlider Mnitreneungen Der
ans 81 2euten beitebenben Wannihaft,
Die Sag nnb Naht tbdtis mar, niht
gel0iht iperben fonnte. ionbern lang.
Jam INNER ipeiter um iid griif. I'm
l6. Wdr5 tultrbe bas brennenbe S1iff
BON Der Mannidaft berlafen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27

iunae Rdbdjen.
btatben, bic TN
Ue9rtf febeil, tn
bas Sun9frauells
alter unb tn bie
0eienidaft etrl.
3ntreten, bebitrfen
Der icrgfdltigfen
put. lin fd6n
,inb entaidenb 5u
iein, ,nifen fe
E& uonfdnbiger
@eiunbbeit nit
Mneni, mas oaju
geb6rt, aIio tlas
rem Eeints, ,roiiger
Wax9en, ftrabs
Ienben BlideS un6
fr5hltMeri @e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27

Betreff Der in lebter Summer init-
aetbeilten itanbal6ien Sdldgerei in Der
6hlubibung Der Qesislatur BON ssn=
biana bort man. baB bic Sadie Dor bic
Grano Surp sebraht peroen ioll Die
Reprdientanten Mbams uno Nllen fpl=
len tpeeen Mnitiftung zines &iots unb
ipegen WiBbanblung ino anoere ipegen
Mn,etteluns elmer Werfd,p6rung in Nn-
flaee3uitano beriebt tperben. pripat=
iefretdr Sing befinbet fih beher.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27

nitbe8, riibnien f0nifett. Srt bieiem Gebeues
alter fnb ium9e Uidbfen beionbers en1pfino-
It'd; 10 iiianGes Weruemleiben, pelfes ber
Gran bas Qeben uerbittert, batirt aiis bic.
fec Belt. Qeibet etit iunaee Wdbden an
Ghnier3eu, &opftreb, 5aaden,peb unb ner.
p6ien i9ufdllen, 70 IN ber uorltftige Sc
brau@ bon W2ebt3tn ar8e3ei9t. DR.. Vierce's
Favorite Prescription III In bteSer Yeriobe
bas bette ftiniulirenbe iinb nerpenitdrfenbe
Yrdpnrat. Gs Uerjett ben &5rper In ben
geiumbeiten, Observation-Disclosures i3utfanb.
Gpetieu 81 empfeblen III es gegeu BITE bis.
Rreten GdmdHeSnftdnbe unb St6runsen,
benen bas CARTE @efGledbt periobiid uilters
morfen III. Gie iuerben itets ieben, bafS
bnsienise Weib ODER WdoHen, tuelGes ge.
mifIenbaft baS Prescription aebyand)t
Bat, Elm Bib bee Ge{unbbeit IT. He fiebt
10 bf aus NIB fiibItftG trobt.
8ei iatarrbaliidjer Gnt5iinbung, droni.
fden Deri6iebnngeu, tpie lie BEL Draien 10
bduffg porfommen NIB BITE bon ben allbe.
fannten Spmptonlen, nls Rcpfipeb, Uenont.
inenbett, Ghipinbel, oter Obnmahtsanfdl.
Ien beglettet finb, BET benz otiin6len nie6er.
jisben6en @efibl, MlageniHmer3sn, llsbel-
launigleit, Mbgeipdnntbeit itu. uirb bnrb
bas discovery" bae llebet beitintnlt gebo.
ben uub ote eetoenoe TT iuraer Seit ber9e.
ffellt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27
sIramenle nleibeit.
rrou 81 81 Woi,o

Gran 90. @. Bates
bon Diiluortb, ,Eruiils
bua Go. 8. .,ibreibt:
sHor etni9en Sab.
rell gebrauf,te im Dr..
Yierce'S Fayorite
Prescription !; baHets
be bat fH inir ale
iuirflider WoEltbd.
ter ermieien. sd ers
treue mid tett nors
SreSSfS dtsr MeSssuhheit
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27
Nm6Ie,,S atrmifa eaIbe.

Die bette Salbe in Der Welt fit
S9nittuunoen, Gef6miire, Gal3hub,
Giebertuunben, Musi6las, aufseiprun=
gene 6dnoe, Groitbeulen, 9iibneraugen
uno ale 6autausi9ldse, iopie iie be-
ftimmt 0dmorrboiben beilt. Sic tpirb
sarantirt, bic bette 3ufrieoenbeit au se-
ben, Ooer bas Gelo iuiro 3uriifee9eben.
preis Is Gents per Sdadtel bel s. 6.
Wliller uno Gobn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27

8eneral b. Werber, Der beutihe
Botidaftsr am ruiiii6en 0ofe, 1T ab-
beruien Doroen, tuie es bsibf. um BEN
@rafen Derbert Yismard NlaB gu ria-
den.
Der 6tr5og BON Moita, Elm Neife
oes R6ni9s BON Stalien, bat fh nit
Der prinHiiin 9eIene BON Orleans, si-
ner S6meifer oes Rronprdtenbenten
Der Orleans, Derlobt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27

Osuu UUtvs' tStUttmEr GtIuHugeus
Sd boffe, bab iebe fran, bic an Grauen'
ieiben iranft, oae Prescription" protiren
NIB ebeniopiet gluhen unb annebmli&feiteR
bauon habeu tuirb, ME idb."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-27
,.0mtter iuie0' tnid) im oem
Gd)Iaf."

Das Gebidt vMutter ipies' mid in
ben Sdlaf" lift BON glisabetb Nters Ml-
len, beher befannt als Glorence Yerep.
We9en ieiner Be3iebuns 3ur 2inberifu=
be pirb es allsemein seiddbt. Mber es
srtbeilt aud cine quite 9ebre. @ar
mande Mutter miibt lid, ibr Ginb in
ben Sdlaf au tpieeen uno bod finbet
ipeoer bas 8abp mod iie ielbit 9ube.
Sic 1T tets miioe, tlast fortpdbrenb
iiber &iidenidmersen, 1T nieoerseidla=
gen, abgeipannt, ilerp0s uno mas nod.
llno babel lit es 70 leidt, iie 81 turiren.
Or. pierce's Favorite Prescription
berri9tet bies Merf. Sir ar bic 2ei=
ben, bon benen bas aarte @efdlett 9e=
peinigt ipirb, fommt ibm ni1ts auf gr=
ben on 9siltraft gleid. gs ipirb sa=
rantirt, baB es in iebem einihldgi9en
Sale bilft, Ober bas @elb tuiro Suriid=
seseben.
Dr. pieree's pellets iinb elm @pe3ial=
mittel aesen 8iliolitdt, Gopfihmer3en,
Weritopfung, 0dmorrboioen unb dbn=
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-06-20
Estrav Notice.

Taken up by the undersigned in
town OF Nomadnhl. Polk Co.. Mimi,
on April 25, 1896, four colts-one
a bay with l,anlt.r on, one black
with white hind feet and white stripe
in face, and two yearlitigs. Owner
will please call, prove property, pny
charges and take them away.
ALBERT GRlFFITHs.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-06-20

The Robertson Lumber Co., are in
crensing their stock largely and in
tend to carry the most extensive as.
sortment Of building material Of all
kinds ever seen in Warren. Call on
j. p. Easton, and learn prices which
have been reduced 81 to 81 per NJ.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-06-20

Special Hour Salps ut the New
York Store, Crookston, Mimi, each
day during the Firemens' TOurnn-
n,4nt. Watch dnily papers for an
noun cement. A CHABoT, Prop.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-06-20

In another column will be found an
interesting and true account OF the
DR.. Wards Medicine business, and
it's founder, j. R. Watkins, whose
portrait heads the article. It will
pay you to read it.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-06-20

Buy your writing material at the
SHEAF News Stand. Large assort-
ment OF writing tablets, paper, envel-
opes, pencils, pens, inks, etc.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-06-20
the Pos, Office at Warren as secont
Glass MatlMatter.
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

l i NOFCucEu OO -
| 2 s. ~ 6
- Mrs. B. s. Chaplin and children
are visiting in Michigan.
= Mrs. f, II, Ross had the misfor-
tune to fall and break her left arm
above the elbow this morning.
= N. d. Ross says that Moorhead
entertained the visiting firemen at
the tournament last week in grand
style.
- Mrs. A. Grindeland, son Ingolf,
and infant daughter, returned home
last Saturday from their visit in
Iowa.
Emigrant wagons pass nearly
every day hound for Roseau. That
county is getting a large influx OF
settlers.
Chief Woolery and the Warren
Fire Department went to Crookston
last night to take part in the tour
nament.
- A lawn festival ut the home Of
p. Dalqnist, Wurrenton, next Msn-
day afternoon, 2 O'Clock. Every
body invited.
= Mayor Lamberson, the other
day, brought in from his farm a
bunch Of wheat measuring over two
feet in height
= Secure your tickets early for the
Torbett concert July 3, if you want
to be sure OF a good seat. Tickets on
sale at Brady's Fruit Store.
= Miss Johanna Smith, OF Vega, re-
turned home this morning from Carrie
ton College, Northfeld, Mimi, where
she has been enrolled as a student
the past year.
- Henry and Lena Taralseth re-
turned home last Saturday from
Carlton College, Northfield, Mimi
They report pleasant and profit
able time at this school.
- Mamie Coxey, who posed as the
goddess OF liberty" in the Coxey
army has been married to Carl
Brown, Gen. Coxey's lieutenant. AS
lar as Brown was concerned, the
tramp to Washington was a labor Of
love.
= The game Of ball at Crookston
yesterday between the Marshall
county team and the Crookston
ssihe .xtss lost t1a aaas boys, the score
Geing 16 to 1S in fnvorofCrookston
But John keenan's horse won the
first prize in the horse race.
H. J. Beardmore was at Thief
River Falls last week in the interest
OF the Farmers Railroad The pee
pie there promised to take hold Of
the enterprise and help it along all
they can. Mr. Hines has made ar
rangements to get the 10000 ties
cut last winter down the lake and
| river to the Falls.
Il. p. Brandstrom was in from
Spruce Valley yesterday and reports
everything booming in that part OF
the county. The people are content
ed and happy, and expect an immense
crop OF both grain and hay He says
more rain has fallen east of the Indi-
an trail, as the roads there are al
most impossible. The eastern part
of the county is filling up rapidly with
settlers, especially in the vicinity Of
Thief Lake. Emisrant wagons and
droves of cattle and other stock ar
rive every day. Mr.. Brandstrom is
operating saw and shingle mill,
supplying the settlers with cheap
building material.