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promptness is Il commendnble vir-
tue. That's SHY we offer you One
Minute Cough Cure. tt Is prompt in
relief and prompt in cureing. That
is what it is made for. Clapin's
Drugatore.
Warren sheaf., 1895-03-21

DeWitt's Witch Hnzel Salve cured
j. e. Gorrell Of the worst cuse oi
eczema ever known in the state OF
Indiana. 1t cures scnlds, burns,
indolent sores and never fails to cure
piles. Chnpin's Drugstore.
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Ihave few thousand dollars IF
! rivate money ON hand to loan on
first class improved farms near War
I. en-, at Bank of Warren.
i. LAAiBERsoN, Cashier.
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quick relief and cure this is your rem
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Druggist Warren.
Warren sheaf., 1895-03-21

English SPAWN Imminent removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumbs
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Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Ring Bone,
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Don't neglect tllnt courll. 1t leads
to consumption. One Minute Cough
Cure possesses q double virtue. 1t
cures aud cures quickly. Chapin's
Drugstore.
Warren sheaf., 1895-03-21

I'LL III Ucr EXPENSE.
s1. E...Sk..s1
SENATOR CRoNkB1TE is being Sc
verely censured and condemned for
dodging the vote on the bill to tax
railroad lands. That lie, n repre-
sentative Of II party whose cardinal
principle is opposition to the greed
and arrogance OF corporations and
the avowed champion for the rights
OF the common people-that he
should prove a traitor to the people,
that was more than was expected.
For years he has been tlehonncing
corporations at alliance meetings
and political gatherings. Ii only he
could have a chance to turn the
legislative wheel, then all the wrongs
which the people suffer would be
speedily removed. But what has
happened? This bright and shining
light whose luster threatened to
pale the glory of Donnelly, has been
suddenly extinguished. His fnll is as
marked rs that Of Lncifer, who was
thrown from the battlements OF
heaven, long ago. 1t is plain that
influence OF some kind has been
brought to bear upon him to
make him thus shamefully
betray his constituents.
And senator Crunkhite by his at
tempts at explanation has only sue
ceeded in placing himself deeper in
the mire. He has no excuse what
ever. His claim that the matter of
taxing the railroad lands was not
an issue in the campaign in this dist
riot is false. 1t was an issue. Has
Mr.. Cronkhite forgotten that the re-
solutions adopted ut the convention
in Stephen, which gave him the no.
nination, did declare in favor OF tax
ing the railroad lands? And the sub
ject was discussed in the school house
campaign, and he knowsit. He says
now that if he had been present, he
would have voted against the bill.
If he had made that declaration last
fall, he could not have obtained five
votes in these two counties. He is
misrepresenting the people of Mar
shall and Kittson counties and
should be made to resign his posi-
ton. His course is condemned by
all honest men. The SHEAF has al
ways treated Mr. Cronkhite with
fairness and consideration, and it
pains us very much that it should be
necessary to speak Of his actions in
such vigorous terms. Bnt no de-
nunciation is too severe for one who
has played the role Of Judas Iscariot.
Warren sheaf., 1895-03-21

A LIrrLE tincture Of j. on il a good
thing to take in the spring 30
thonsht the members 81 the lesisla-
ture when they visited she. iron re-
gions last week.
Warren sheaf., 1895-03-21

il is not a miracle. Il won't euro
everything. but It will cure piles.
That's what DeWitt'a Witch Hazel
Salve will do, because it has done IL
u hundreds of cases. Chapia's Drug
store, = s.
Warren sheaf., 1895-03-21
Articles of Incorporation Of the.
Peoples Trading Company.

ArClcleS OF incorporation OF the
Peoples Trading Company.
For the purpose OF organizing a
corporation under the laws OF the.
State OF Minnesota, for Mercantile
purposes, We, the undersigned, do.
hereby associate ourselves to-
gether, and for that purpose do
hereby adopt the following articles.
OF Incorporation:
ARTICLE /.
This corporation shall be knownas
The Peoples Trading Company, and
tie principal place Of It's business
shall be at Warren, in the County OF
Marshall, State OF Minnesota. The
general nature OF its business shall
be to buy and sell oil kinds Of Mer-
chandise aud Farm produce, at
wholesale and retail, and to hold as
rfiuch real estate as is necessary for
conducting its business, and to sell
and dispose OF the same.
ARTICLE II.
Said corporation shall commence
it's business on the first day Of April,
1895, and continue for q period OF
25 years.
ARTICLE III.
The amount OF capital stock Of
this corporation shall be Fifteen
Thousand ($15,OOO) dollars, to be
divided into six hundred (6O0l shares
OF twenty-five dollars each, and shall
be paid in as called for by the board
of directors.
ARTICLEIV.
The highest amount Of liability or
indebtedness said corporation shall
at any time be subject to, is Ten
Thousand ($10,OOO) dollars.
ARTICLE Y.
The names and residences OF per-
sons forming said corporation is as
follows:
John F.. Ostrom, August Lund-
gren, John A. Bloomquist, Peter B.
Malberg, John Lindberg, Andrew G.
Ostronl, Swante Skoglund, Charles ].
johnson, all OF Warren, Marshall
County, Minnesota.
ARTICLE vi.
The government Of said corpora
tion and the management Of its af-
fairs shall be vested in board of
directors, not less than seven, (7), and
who shall be stock holders, and shall
be elected by ballot by the stock
holders at their regular annual meet
ing. The said board of directors
shall Immediately after their election
in each year elect one Of their num-
Der President, one Vice President, one
Secretary and Treasurer, each OF
said directors and officers sEall hold
their Offices for the ensuing year and
until their successors are duly elected
and qualified as herein provided.
ARTICLE VII.
The first board OF directors shall
be John E. Ostrom, August Lund-
gren, Charles j. johnson, Peter B.
Malberg, John A. Bloomquist, John
Lindberg, Andrew g. Ostrom, said
board OF directors shall elect the of
ficers OF the corporation for the en-
suing year and shall hold their offices
until the next annual election OF said
corporation and until their success
ora are elected and qualified.
In witness whereof, we have hereun-
to set our hands and seal this 23rd
day OF February, A. D., 1895.
/JoAN Z. OsTROM, fSeal. I
PETER B. MALBERa, lSeal. !
SwANTE SKoGLUND, Seal. |
IJoHN A. BLooMQulsT, Seal.
AUGUST LUNDGREN, [Seal.
CHARLES j. JOHNSON, Seal. !
JOHN LINDBERG, [Seal. /
ANDREW G. OsTRoM, FSeal.
In presence Of
ANDREW GRINDELAND,
ATRERr I,YyNnaDcN
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A SPANISH man-of-war of tile const
Of Cuba l,ns fired Mt a vessel carrying
The United States flag. Ii Spain
don't look O ''leedle OUT Uncle Sam
will soon be smoking fragrant Havn-
m ut her expense.
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In witness whereof, we have hereun-
to set our hands and seal this 23rd
STATE or MINNESOTA,

County OF MARsHALL,
On this 23rd day Of February, a.
D. 1895, before me, a Notary Public,
within and for said County, PERSONAL
" appeared John E. Ostrom, Peter
B. Malberg, Swante Skoglund, John
A. Bloomquist, August Lnndgren,
Andrew G. Ostrom, John Lindberg
and Charles j. johnson, to me known
to be the persons described in, and
who executed the foregoing instrll-
ment, and acknowledged that they
executed the same as their free act
aud deed. ANDREW GRINDELAND,
Notary Public,
[SEAL Marshall Co, MINI.
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TINE SCHEDULE.

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j. r. WATKINS.

In the wear 1868, Mr. J. R. Watkins first began
the Manufacture Of DR.. Wards Liniment. For
Years he struggled along with limited means,
striving with all his powers and at times despair
ing of Success, but at last established living,
nayinp business, and made the name CDR Ward's''
household word in thousands of homes. Dur
ing all these long years of toiling and waiting.
Mr. Watkins little thought that men could be
fonnd so lost to every principle of right and
Justice as to undertake to despoil him of his bus
ft1css, and themselves TO attempt to harvest II the
matter. he learned that he was mistaken. In
various parts of the country, sprang up ", bogus US
agents offering medicines said to be DR.; wares or
c1stonefs into thinking they had the genuine
article Therefore, in order to protect ms @ nusa-
ness and the public from being impoSsa upon, %,
Worldwide right to use his name, as trade M
mark for a full line of medicines, and caused the
same to be registered In the U. 5. Patent once
No. 1885. 49,.
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ON ON: WAnB.S. .WlI1IB aWatkins' and "Wtnona'

| are blown in every bottle and printed on eyeIy
wrapper, and take no base and dangerous sur
stituteS ,,-n,o., comn.Nv
Sole and only Successors to J. R. WATKINS ana
| RICHARD WARD, r,, ,1,.
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. "a sVWISUFLANU, !
Attorney for said Joseph @. Brinkerhoff.
Warren, Mimi.
Warren sheaf., 1895-03-21

NeIs J. Jepson is the agent for Marshall. Polk
anI Eittson counties. Wait fOr him.
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about 0:3O O'Clock. He hung up his
cont and appeared to intend to de-
vote the day to his usual senatorial
duties. A few minutes later, after
talking with several senators, he left
the capitol
Stiles NJ. West, sergeant-at-arms,
had very little progress to report at
10 o'clock last night. He and sever
al deputies had been ut work looking
for the missing, one time senator,
since $50 o'clock. The traces found
we're few. Between IL and 12o'clock
Senator Cronkhite had been seen at
tho Merchants in company with ex-
Senator Hixson. About 1:30 o'clock
he was nt the California wine house,
accompanied by two men, and o little
after 2 o'clock he was said to have
boarded an interurban car at the
postoff1ce.
The sergeant-at-arms could not
personally pursue his search, but by
proxy he was very active. Two OF
his deputies had ransacked the
known haunts ot Senator Cronkhite,
and other places in the city. At the
Clarendon, where he boards, theclerk
denied having any knowledge Of his
presence in the hotel. A bell boy
who claimed toknowt oughtsena-
tor, claimed to have seen him going
to the barber shop about breakfast
time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-16
MANIA FOR ICE CREAM.
1t Landed One Young Man I'm Court.
Other Cases.

In the Sixth District Court this morning
William Ives was charged with driving
of horse owned by Cash Matterson.
Ives hired the horse day or two ago and
while tho horse was in his possession he boz
came intoxicated and some one stole the
horse. He was held until Friday for trial.
Edward Cunningham was fined Sl5 and
costs for assaulting Ellen Clancy. The fine
Thomas Hoylo stole SO worth OF ice cream,
from the yard Of G. n. Bixby, which was I'm
tended for n Sunday school The scholars had
spent most Of the afternoon on the lawn and
when II came time to serve the refreshments
the cream was gone. This was July q. Coyle
was inspected, and was captured yesterday.
He was held until Friday for trial
Charles III. Lewis was fined $40 and costs for
embezllement LOWS had been I'm the employ
OF Thomas G. Barnes and a portion of his
labors was to collect bills. but according TO
Mr.. Barnes story Lewis failed 60 make com
plete returns. LOWS was admonished several
times, and as no continued 30 keep n portion
OF the collections he was discharged. He then
went 20 East Providence and collected bill
OF SIS and appropriated the entire amount.
Mr.. Barnes came To tho conclusion that kind
ness was thrown away on Lewis and caused
his arrest. He was found at Pawtucket yos-
torday by detective Reardon.
The case OF Barsam Kazarian for breaking
and entering tho house OF Eghog Varlan was
discontinued on the payment OF costs.
The case OF Mike Lannon, who was charged
with bastardy by Maggie Cummings, was dis
continued for tho want Of evidence.
Owen Carroll. who was charged with keep.
ing a grog shop at the corner OF Wayne street
and Douglass avenue. got out OF trouble
ing 90 defect in the warrant He was de-
Tended by lawyer John NJ. Brennan, who fur.
nished considerable amusement for the court
rs well as the spectators. Carroll will not be
molested for awhile. but as the case was dis
minds Of the police, he continues tn sell liquor
vithop. a b~snsa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-16
A FIFTY-YEAR LEASE.
L. A. TiIIinghast Secures Valuable
Property on Westminster Street.
Principal Condition That No Building
Shall BE Erected Under $4,000.

Lloyd A. Tillinghast has leased from the
Perkins Land Company large estate,
with the buildings thereon, bounded by
Westminster and Lyman streets and Pea
body lane, for 90 years from July 1, 1895.
The lease was recorded at the city hall
today. BY it's terms no building is to
be erected on the property to cost less
than $50, COO What Mr.. rillinghast, who
Is the well known caterer, intends to do
wi the latest acquisition TO his mani
fold enterprises cannot be told today, as
that gentleman went To Pomham this
forenoon to return late in the afternoon.
The property Is is just above Franklin
street, the principal building being the
old block in which Mrs. Lockhart
keeps a fruit store-a portion of the
Brownell estate. There Is also included
the old house formerly occupied by Mrs.
Hemingway, and DIR. Hutchins, and also
the old Butts homestead.
The old buildings may be altered.
The Perkins Land Company is formed by
Charles III. Perkins, president, and Ric b.
ard w. Comstock, treasurer. They have
acquired the property by purchase and
have owned 1t for nearly four years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-16
A TENT REVIVAL.
Broad and Stanwood Streets Corner
Will See Great Meetings.

Tonight Rev. Charles +. barrett, a young
fame In the West and has been heard In Prov
idence in recent open-air meetings on Dexter
Training Ground, was 20 have opened series
OF revival meetings in big tent 20 be set up
at tho corner OF Broad and Stanwood streets,
where the proposed new Friendship Strees
Baptist Church Is to be located.
The tent could not be got up and seated in
time, however, and the Inauguration OF the
evangelical work is accordingly postponed
TO tomorrow night, whom everything Will be
readiness, sure.
Tho project has a number of unique and
attractive features for this community. In
the first place, the tent Is to be an amazingly
fine affair.It will be big enough To contain seats
for thousand persons and the seats are to
be well built, comfortable pews, with nice
backs to them-nothing OF either the circus
or the camp meeting order. There will be u
fine rostrum for the evangelist and the oc-
casional speakers, and the .big Estey organ
which did such excellent service In Mechanics
Hall, Boston. at the Christian Endeayor con-
vention last week, IL TO be set mp In the tent.
There will be trained singers including Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson, 20 lead the congregations
In song and a new song book. The tent
will be lighted by electricity and both after
noon and evening services will be held from
now until the middle OF September.
This evangelical enterprise has the backing
and endorsement Of men like the Rev. DIR.
Tomkins OF Grace Church, Rev. Mr. Oster-
hout, Rev. Mr.. Bromley, Rev. Mr.. Bixby,
Rev. Mr.. Holyoke, Rev. Mr.. Moore and
others, and the plan Is to make a religious
awakening that shall last beyond Tho period
OF service here OF the young evangelist.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-16
INSANE PARENTS.
Brutal Attempt on the Lives oi
Children.
They Were Mutilated With a Hatchet.
Father Escaped.

KEwANEE, Ills. July l6.-willam De Bates,
Belgian, living near this town, is charged
with having attempted to kill his three chill
dren. He has fled. Sunday some of the
neighbors heard screams coming from Bates
house. They rushed in and found all tho
children lying on the floor, apparently dying
from terrible mutilations all over their bodies
while a bloody hatchet told what instrument
had been used to infict the wounds. One
little girl IL years old, was able 20 tell "A con-
fused story OF how her mother had rushed in
from the other room and, grabbing them in
turn, had administered the blows with n
hatchet, swearing and cursing all tho while.
The mother was found in n room upstairs
and. although she showed no signs of having
committed the crime and protested her limo
cenco. she was taken into custody as insane
10 Is now learned that De Bates himself is tho
guilty person. He had put on ono Of his
wifo's dresses and so disguised himself othor
wise that tho children were deceived. Tho
motive for the crime is unknown. DE Bates
Is being searched for in all directions. One
Of the children is dying and the others are
In a critical condition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-16
DEATH NOTICES.

Allen, Samuel Bennett, Julia +.
Doyle Joseph Jackman, Herbert L.
Jones, j. Herbert. Jr. Libris, Harriet Z
Murphy, Mary Il. Meegan, Susan
Streeter, Herbert X. Spooner, William II.
Wallet, Mary Z. West, Joseph q.
ALLEN-In this city, July 10, Samuel Allen,
age s. years.
BENNETT-In this city, July Is, Julia F., wife
OF Alonzo G. Bennett aged "a years.
DOYLE-In Cranston, July IL, Joseph Doyle
aget 40 years, 3 months.
JACkMAN-In Johnston, July Is. Herbert L.,
son of Edward and the late Mary Jack
man, aged years, months.
JONES-In this city, July L. j. Herbert, Jr.
son of Joseph II. and Selma Jones. aged 1
year and months
LIBRIS-In this city, July Is, Harriet Eliza
beth, daughter of George Il. and Melvina
G. Libris, aged months.
MURPHY-In this city, July Is, Mary Eliza
beth Murphy, aged a. years. 2months.
MEEGAN-In this city, July 10, Susan Nee
gan, aged "A years.
STREETER-1n Charlestown, X. I. July l3
Herbert r. Stroeter. aged SO years.
SPoONER-In Bristol r. l., July l3, William
Henry Spooncr, aged 63 years.
VALLET1-In this city, July l3, Mary +.
Vallett, aged 67 years.
wEST-In harrington, r. /. July Is, Joseph
q. West, aged "a years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-16
ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
Latest Results Show a Big Censer-
vatlye Victory.
There Arc But Four Members Re-
turned of the Parnellite Delegation.

LONDON, July l6.-At 4:30 O'Clock, this
afternoon, the following was the result
OF the general elections:
Conservatives, 16a
Unionists, 22.
Liberals, "a.
McCarthyites, II.
Parnellites, 49,
Labor, /.
The following additional candidates
have been returned to Parliament with
out opposition:
Cork, middle division, Charles X. ID.
Tanner, anti-Parnellite.
Leitrim, south division, Jasper Tully,
anti-Parnellite.
Staffordshire, Kingwinfred division,
the Right Hon. Alexander Staveley Hill,
Conservative.
staffordshire, west division, Hamar A.
Bass, Unionist.
Sussex, southwest division, Lord Ed
mund Talbot, Conservative.
Armagh, north division, Edward j.
| Saunderson, Conservative.
Buckinghamshire, Wycombe division,
| Viscount Curseon, Conservative
Glasgow and Aberdeen universities,
James A. Campbell, Conservative.
Lancashire, southwest (Bootle) division,
Thomas M. Ssndys, Conservative.
| HAMPSHIRE north of Basingstoke divi-
sion, Arthur II. Jeffrys, Conservative.
| Down County, west division, the Right
Hon. Lord Arthur Hill, Conservative.
Tipperary, east division, Thomas j.
| Condor, anti-Parnellite.
Surrey, Chaertsey division, Charles H.
| Combe, Conservative.
| Carnarvonshire, Elton division, John
| B. Roberts, Radical
| Limrick, east division, John Finucane,
anti-Parnellite.
The following returns have been re-
ceived from contested districts:
Grimsby The Right Hon. T.. Heneage,
Unionist, 4166; q. Doughty, Liberal, 43i7.
Liberal majority of 1S1. AT the election
OF 1892 the Liberal candidate polled 4201
| votes TO 1865 polled by the Unionists, a
Liberal majority OF 636, showing falling
of Of 455 Liberal votes in this district.
Sunderland 1.-TWO members), w. 7.
| Ducksford, Conservative, 1884; Sir Il. Il.
Gourley, Liberal s232; s. Storey, Liberal,
| S1S9.
Christ Church: Abel Ii. Smith, Con-
servative.
Hertfordshire, Leominster division,
James Rankin, Conservative.
Longford, north division Justin Nc
Carthy, Nationalist.
Kerry, east division, Michael Davitt,
Nationalist.
Surrey, southeast division, the Hon.
Henry Cubitt, Conservative.
The result so far shows net Unionist
| gain of 10 seats.
waterford-west division, Alfred Webb,
anti-Parnellite.
Cavan-west division, Edward f. v.
Knox, anti-PArnellite.
The Chronicle, today, referring to the
| disputes between the different factions
of the Irish parliamentary party says;
The people are sick OF the miserable Irish
quarrels and the vile personal squabbles
by which the great cause is dragged In
the mud.