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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-31
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder.
dis Eases relieved III six hours hy the
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most Immediately. ii you want
quick reiief.ard etsI.e tllissis yo,il. ,-estl-
edy. Sold by e. r. Whitney.
Druggist y al'fell.
First publication sei,tsn}h Der II, 1885,
Land Office al Grookston, Minnesota.l
September 5sls95.) u
Notice is hereby given that the following MA
ed settler has filed notice#of his intention to
8, as:..I ir.of IL ri on ie.aitll. and
fhstsailsprne Will made before tho ailge or
sls,rk OF i.;obate Court of Macs Co.. mt War-
zen Mitllieso tiA,- on oven baf 4 iSl3, VIZ
William il North, s
Of Ingalls, aiinnesota II Il. 354S. for the s WI
See. 2i.TWp 1871, Rams e AZ west Of the 9Th Mer:
lie ranles The following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence Upon aad chit q.
Minnesota j Ohm NJ. ooke. OF warren Minnes
sofa, Gaorga Elliott. OF Brecse, Minllesot q,
Frank Mnrtin, OF Breese. Minnesota.
person res to protest 9 e sinst he
allowance OF such proof. " tio knows of ilDy
Substantial reason, Under he 'aW ana ressnia.
tionssof the Inter- Or why suih pot,i
should not be allowed, vii he giyensa an oplor-
tnlity at The above mentioned time ana place
10 cross. x;,,nie the tesses OF saia claimant.
aud to offer evidence in rebuilt OF tn at submit
ted by claimant. q. DgslsAYa,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-31
H. I. GOLDEN & Co.

Have you Seen those elegant
suits of ready made clothing a.
the Peoples Trading c,mpaDy's
store? And at prices as low as
in any city in the United States.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-31
Selling Out Furniture.

Having decided to retire from the
business, we will now close out our
entire stock OF Furniture at greatly
reduced prices. Now is the time to
buy if you want anything in the fur
niture line.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-31
lFirst publication- oct ,,l,er slst 1855

(First publication October 3lst. 1881
Land Office at CrooIston Mimi
October %. 1895.
Notice Is hereby given that the follaWing-nam-
ed settler has fled notice of his intention to
make fiual proof in support Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Judge Of
Probate. Marshall Co.. Mimi. lit Warren. MINI,
on December Is, 1885, viz:
Alex Anderson,
H. F. 1856. for the sW1l see, %. TIP. l5s n, R.
As W.
He names the following Witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation oil
said lind. viz: 81.
Thomas r. Loge. Johannes Nilsson. Eriek
Beekman. Peter .. Peterson, all OF Warren,
Marshall Co. Mimi.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance Of such proof, or who knows any
substantial reason, under the law and the regu-
lations OF The Interior Department, why such
proof should not be allowed. will be given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time and
place to crOSs-eYamine the witnesses OF SAID
claimant. and to offer evidence in re6uttalof
that submitted by claimant. T. DUaLAvA.
Register
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-31
Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate under
Judgment Of Foreclosure.

State Of Minnesota, 30 District Court. [
John ]. sutton. Plaintiff.
vs.. s@ Ess55 "a
Ellen CrOnkhite and
l.. G. Cronkliite, Defendants}
NOTICE is hereby given that under and by
virtue of Judgment and decree entered in tile
above entitled action on the 10th day OF October,
1895. certified transcript OF which has been de-
vered to the. I, the undersigned, sheriff OF said
Marshall county. will sell. at public alctiop, to
the highest bidder for cash. on Saturday, the
l4th day of December. 1898. at ten o'clock in he
forenoon. at the front door OF the Court Honse.
in the City Of Warren. in said county, in one
parcel. the premises and real estate described in
said Judgment and decree. to wit: All those
tracts or parcels OF land lying and being in the
county OF MARSHALL, and State OF Minnesota.
described as follows, to-wt.
The North one half OF section seventeen III
in township one hundred and fifty-six Q56l
north. Of range forty mine t4a) vest
Dated October 2sth. 1905.
JOHN SINCLAIR,
s. Cooke. Sheriff OF Marshall Comfy.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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egS5 III bar noset 5u.osraH lem 2,l
6nifrr forlt0rret. iaa irnn nst til VI. S.
9erget, &arrcn. Miun.
FOR SALE or rem Z.

e O1t 0dG cT 1tI11S 7.----
Ny house and barn in town is for
sale, or, if not sold, will renh several
good rooms, and the barn.
MRs. EiTiMER.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-10-31
On motion adjourned.

October oath. 1896.
Meeting called to order by w. E
Wood, chairman pro TEN.
Members present: w. E. Wood
NJ. Besancon and N. G. Rood alb
sent: Anton Hill and Gus Ander
son.
On motion resolved that the county
treasurer be authorized to transfer
100000 from the bond fund and
100000 from the road and bridge
fund and place to the credit Of the
county revenue fund.
The following bills were audited
and allowed:
q. E. Becourt. coroner's fees and mileage
in case OF death Of Martin Anderson So
Powell 4 Larson, hardware and paints
for court honse and jail. bill for ss1.7O
allowed at 78 Z
Lundgren Bros, brick and sand Tor
chimney on court house and jail Al
Andrew Swanson. constable fees in case
ID
OF State vs.. H. Bierman, ct al A
Brown. rreacy 4 Co., stationery for
county officers, bill for $3.50. al
lowed at 1870
". NJ. WEIGH. blanks for superintendent
OF schools 81
Albert fouiiot, constable fees in case OF
state VS.. James Forest 8 S
West Publishing Co., two sets Minnesota
statutes 25 2
I. ]. MCCLELLAN, treating prisoners i. Cur
RE and g. Evans. bill for $4,000. al
lowed Mt 200
Fred Johnson. drawing 20 tons OF coal
for county so
Chaplin drug store. medicine for prison
ers +. Cnrrie and G. Evans, bill for
1910. allowed at So
Fl b. lmsdahl. recording fees. paid ex-
press and scrnbbing Office "A
r. B. Malberg. paid express and cleaning
office 81
2. b. Malberg. clerk OF court fees "a
y = y 80
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Attorney for Assignee OF Mortgagee.
Marian. Mimi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Rand and daughter,
Rudy, OF LODI, spent several days in
our city the guests 'of Mr. and Mrs.
Ballanj, ON their way 10 Huntsville.
their future home.
The entertainment given by the young
people at the Guitar residence on Christ
mas night was "a most enjoyable AFFAIR,
Mrs. ones OF Plttsburg. Penn. is the
guest OF Mrs. c. W. Langenstein.
The little folks enjoyed quite a pleas
ant time on last Saturday evening at
the residence OF Mrs. henderson.
Mrs. $. A. Spelliugs entertained on
Monday night in honor Of her guest.
Miss Mcfarland OF Plano.
Miss Wascom Of Wascom, Is the guest
OF Mrs. Levin Sawyer.
Miss Maggie Simmons, after an ex-
tcnslVe visit to this city has returned
10 her home In Tennessee.
George Arnlstead has returned from
a visit to Georgia.
Mr.. W. Il. Whiteman OF our city was
married to Miss Lallie Decker OF
jackson, La, on the 26th of December.
The wide circle Of friends extend 10 the
happy couple their wnrmest wishes and
congratulations.
Mr. Marion, Ragley and Jim Long
inotu, returned to Austin to attend
school Sunday
Miss Belle Chic OF Texarkana is che
guest Of Mrs. John Fielder.
Mrs. Joe Ney OF sherman is visiting
Miss Eugtuia Nuy.
Dave ElIredge has returned to Dali
las, Tex.
Mrs. q. Goldberg has returned to her
home in New York, after quite visit
to Mrs. l.. Goldberg OF this city.
M. Duke Sailing of Sherman Is visit
ing his brother, Robert Startling.
Mr.. p. Moody OF New Orleans, La.
Is in our city this week
Miss Sophia Eldredge returned home
after spending several week In Shreve-
port. La.
Mr.. Guitar from Ennis. Tex. is In
town shaking hands with his many
friends.
Miss Katie Longinottl returned to hel
home In Atlanta, Tex.
Mr.. Ben Ripinsky Is now visiting in
| Colorado.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

Misses Jimmie and Addie Atkinson
are visiting friends In Italy.
Mrs. Joe Roberts. OF Waco. Is visiting
her mother. Mrs. NJ. Roberts.
Mrs. NJ. S. Daniels, OF Alvarado, has
returned home.
Miss Ida Horn, OF Mountain Grove,
is visiting her cousins. the Misses Flor
ence.
y. j. Thompson and wife, are visit
Ing IN WaXahachie.
Mira j. d, Mathews. OF Dallas, has
returned home.
Misses Belle and TenIe Pruitt. OF
ltasca, who have been visiting Miss
Cora Franklin have returned home.
Mrs. p. l., Smith. OF Oak ciifr. Dallas,
has returned home.
Miss Berta Culberson, of Gatesyllle.
VINO has been visiting her father, Prof,
w, A. Culbsrson, has returned home
Mrs, II. X. Jones. OF Waco. Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. NJ. f. Hunt
Misses Lille and Fannie Anderson,
OF Corslcana, is visiting Capt A. NJ.
Walker's family.
Mics Male Sawyer, assisted by Misses
jamie Buck. Mary Abbott and olivia
Thomas. received on New Years.
Misses Carrie Meyer and Ella Ro-
senbaum. are visiting In Mineoln.
Ihe Sesame society gave Its second
| annual entertainment Dec. 2Sth at the
hospitable home of Mrs. II. 5. Lump
Kin on Franklin street
The house was beautifully decorated
In yellow and white. the society COL
ors. The evening was spent in progress
siVe euchre.
a nice banquet was spread In the
! dining ROOM which was also hand
somely decorated
Miss Ella Bullion. who was called
/ TO the bedside OF her sister, who was
[ sick Mt her home In Brandon. has re-
/ turned 10 Hlllsboro to the qualification
| OF her many friends here and has1y..
/ sumed her position at the dress making
| parlora Of Mrs. Alice Clements on Waco
| street.
Misses Mittlc and Stella Carter, who
! mas been visiting their parents here
during the holidays, returned 10 sber.
man this morning TO re-enter school.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

Some OF the young people of our city
gave Z musical concert last Saturday
night at the opera house for the benefit
OF the Methodist parsonage fund, which
was Il brilliant success and wan largely
attended by our music loving citizens.
Misses Rosa Lee and May Archer and
Maud Cartwright. having spent the hoh-
days with their parents In the city, re-
turned 10 Sherman Wednesday morning
to resume their duties at the North
Texas Female College.
Mrs. Il. Nj. Brooks OF Wichita Falls
was visiting her parents, Captain and
Mrs. =. q. Nebhut, in the city last
week.
Miss Alice Bonds. who has been visit
ing friends in Dallas, returned TO her
home In this city sunday morning.
Mesdames u. Bonneville and NJ. NJ
Dixson OF Pittsburg, Tex, are visiting
the family OF II. u, Dwyer of this city.
Miss Ella Drumgold OF Fort Worth
spent the holidays in Terrell with reia-
tives.
AIR and Mrs. o. +. Walton have re-
turned home after pleasant visit TO
friends In senatobia, Miss.
Mrs. j. .. Heffncr IS visiting her
parents in Gnmer this week.
Otto Sites and family OF Clarksyilla
are visiting 81 the city this week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Harris entertained
quite a number OF their friends Monday
night with watch party. The follow
ing couples attended and watohed the
old year out and the new year in hne
ull report having enjoyed the occasion
very much: Mr. and Mrs. X. l.. Brown
ing, Gilmer Tucker and Miss Sue War
rem, Mr.. Carver and Miss Fannie Moore
| A. II. Garfield and Mss Pearl Turner
I b. NJ Childreas. Jr., and Miss Maud
[ Cater, Charley Alexander and Misl
/ Jessie walton. Charles Simpson AMI
I Miss Gertle Orr #. b, Gritith and Mis-
! Kate Childress, Mr.. Morrow and Mis-
I BERTHE Alexander. James Grinnan ant
/ Miss Addie Stewart, A. e. Alexandei
and Mia Jennie Chiidresa. Jamel
Muckeeroy and Miss Lucille 0rinnan
/ Ben overton and Miss LILLIAN Martin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

comrades now living IN the county. to
pamnke with him a sumptuous annual
dinner, and rchcnrse experiences long
since known only In history save to
these few lingering veterans There
arc thirteen surviving eX-soldiers OF
me Mexican war known TO be living in
Collin county, whose names and adj
dresses are ass follows Colonel r. y.
Allison. Mckinney; Peter o. Hale. Ne
vada. Leo Wilson. Weston; Mr.. Harte
Alioga; Hogan Witt, Allen; 7. j. Fin
ley, Roseland Josiah Nichols, Melissa;
Marshal Pulliam, Melissa; T. j. Scott,
Melissa; Az Chandler, Mckinney;
James Graves, Melissa; G. A. Wilson,
Mckinney, and an old Germ An Rentle-
man whose name we could not learn,
living few miles south u Mckinney.
Colonel n. y. Allison of McKllney,
aged A, Is the Oldest one. He forlaed a
company, which was she 1rst TO report
from the state OF Tennessee. II con-
tanned ninety men, the number 'ren
required to form com )Sty. and they
rode over 1900 miles no"rb t'k to tho
scene OF conflict in Mexico and endured
many privations in passing through
unsettled and barren secd1rs.
&. A. Wilson's recital OF his first
meeting with Governor Throcimorion
among the sick and furnishing soldiers
after war broke out, on the desert he
''" N'"aiHh anu tht lNlp hTdnNt, 10
very interesting, as IS also their nc
count Of dead Mexlcans decaylng IN
their boots on the field OF Alto, while
/ the wolves had eaten the flesh from the
bones OF all dead Americans.
Mrs. @. a, Wilson, who has probably
resided continuously in this county
longer than any other person now In II.
ABLY assisted her husband in entertain
ing the guests.
Or. Feland and Governor Throcltnor-
ton answered the last roll call during
the past year, and their absence from
such an occasion was very noticeable.
Though their number Is rapidly dimin,
ishlng and VIII soon be entirely b'otted
out, relentless time. fierce spirit Of tho
glass and scythe. shows no preference
whatever for these battle-scarred de-
lenders Of home and country. lnnrmi-
ties OF hoary age are SELLING upon tLelr
former robust physiques untl even
now, slightly Indictment weather bars
them their greatest pleasure in no.
mat OF meeting on appointed occasions
I like this one ana reklndilng the flicker
Ing fires Of memory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

Misses Ida and Augusta Lawrence
OF Huntsville spent the holidays with
their sister. Mrs. NJ. l.. Kayser OF
Tyler.
Airs. Ray Phillips and Miss Emma
Kennedy have returned from visit to
Corsicana.
Mr.. aud Mrs. s. V. Goodman enter
tanned few friends Monday evening
complimentary to Miss Virgins OF
BrownwOod. who is thes guest.
The ladies' Of the different churches
entertained the young men at the Elks'
club rooms Tuesday evening.
a reception party received their
friends ON Tuesday afternoon nj the
elegant home of Mrs. John NJ. Duncan.
Mrs MARY VIM, Mas oRouke and
Miss Annie Kayser have retpned from
Galveston
Mrs J. V, Hughes and Miss Maggie
Bell have returned from Omen.
The four clubs, The Chautauquans,
Fin de Steele. the Musicale and the
Shakespeare, viii give Il Joint enter
tainment on Tuesday evening at the
Elks cub rooms.
Miss Katie White Of Palestine has
returned to her home after visiting her
parents.
Miss Mary Yarbcough has gone to
Cincinnati 10 take an art course.
Mrs. $. q. Warner Is visiting in Mem
phs. Tenn
Mrs, II. D. Cobb Is visiting in St.
Louis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

full of fire and vigor and showed him
SELF 10 be thoroughly en- rapport with
the requirements OF the part. 1ir.
Whitte Is conscicnti us and pal-.a.al,-
ing, and his efforts were received with
well Sicritcd applause. Uncle Burdctte.
as played by Ernest Dyson, was a de-
lightful bit OF human nature. The part
was in most capable hands, and rem
ceivcd the most crcditable treatment.
Harry Rogers did not have much to do
as Jessups. the lawyer. but did il well.
Miss Susie Ashcroft played the part OF
the jealous wife, Florence GRAVITY, in
thoroughly artistic manner. Ths
part Is an exceedingly difncuit one.
full OF light and shade, love, Jealousy
ana despair being Its prominent char
acteristics. Miss Ashcroft, however.
proved equal to the undertaking. and
added many new laurels to her al.
ready enviable reputation. Her Co.'S
tunes were In perfect harmonyp aud
taste and altogether delightful Mrs.
~ Dyson proved most apt selection
for the part OF the adventures. Blanche
Gordon. and was genuine surprise to
her many friends. Her delivery and
faclal expression were excellent, and
her general rendition OF the part per-
fectly true to nature. The club should
be congratulated upon the acquisition
OF MRS. dyson. Miss Romie Try a
general favorite on the home boards.
collapsed all former Efforts by her
charming delineation Of the soubrette
part. Sallie Annie waddles. lmbuing
II with a charm and naivette OF manner
peculiarly her own. With nm appear
ance petite and graceful. costumes
pretty, neat and In perfect taste, she
speedily won her way 10 the hearts OF
the audience. Miss Try is a winsoms
little lady and always n delight to her
many friends whenever she appears
before them. John Waldron, under
whose direction the play was produce
ed, played Mortimer Thoophilus Muggs,
and succeeded in amusing the aud
iencc. Mr.. Waldron has played here
on several occasions and has made
meny friends His advent during the
coming season will be looked forward
10 with pleasureablc anticipation. Tho
music was furnished by the Sixth
regiment orchestra and was thorough-
ly enjoyed. as attcsted by the hearty
applause accorded them after pach
number Altogether the occasion was
successful 10 n degree and one which
will long be remembered by the many
friends OF the Imperial Dramatic club.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

hiss Mamie Pnrvin of Eastland visit
Miss Matte n. Mutt during the holi-
fs-
|isa FLORENCE George came over from
burne last week and spent few
rs at home.
II. and Mrs. Protho spent the Holt
Is I'D Cleburne.
krs.fr. ]. Wright of Thurber is visit
| her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sellers.
trs. Collins of Tecumseh, /. r., spent
part Of last week with her sister.
b. Jess Baker.
Hiss Aunie Smith leaves Saturday
Dublin where she viii resume her
lies in the public school.
fisses Carrie and Joe Hornby spent
week with Miss Daisy Coydcll.
Hiss, Cora Berry of Houston. return
Pn Saturday and will spend the win
Will her father.
|r. Eugene II. Morgan returned last
PIX from trip tO New York and
|cago.
tiss Lota Cooper came in from Hen
|ta accompanied by her little cousin.
Enkie Hard, and spent last week
IN hen parents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

NIesdames Woodward, Byrne and PEN
dell went TO Dallas 10 see Pauline Hall.
Miss Mamie Dill has returned ~
Palestine after two weeks rest
Mrs. Manchester OF Waco, and Mrs.
Kate Mcleod of Paris age in the city
visiting Mrs. S. u. Moss
Cleburne is to have dramatic club
under the direction of Ms. Boswell Ster-
ling and Frank True of Abilene.
Miss Nellie StOrrs and john Jefferson
will be married tomorrow.
Miss BERTHE Conner Of Dallas and
Olive Lear OF st. Louis. who have been
visiting Mrs. j. I. Byrne, have return
ed to their respective homes.
Miss Myrtle Dunn, has been visiting
the family Of IL. :. Wilson, has return
ed to Oklahoma, l. II.
w. McPike and wife have gone TO FL
Paso for thirty days visit.
Miss sadie Dickinson of Temple has
ceturned 10 Temple after weeks visit
to Mrs. j. n. Byrne,
The Magazine club met Tuesday
with Mrs. j. w. Floore. 'Triby' was
read and discussed.
a merry parry watched the new year
in ut Mr.. Jake Cohcm's. Those present
We're; NJ. stehler and wife Misses
| Lena Uhlfelder, Stella and Buelah
Davis; Messrs. Lesnk. Levi Wasser-
krug. Davis and Hurley.
| Other watch parties were given at
the resdene of Mr.. Phil Heniy and
MIR. Ed Leonards'
| A pleasant entertainment was given
Miss Blanche Hardin by her uncle. II.
! w Wilson. Refreshments were served
and quite a number OF people Were
| present.
The owls met Friday at the resi-
denoe of Mrs. c. w. Aertz. An inter
esting program was carried out.
%" and I shall sing,s
SO merrily pass the day;
For hold j. for quite the wisest thing
To drive dun care away"
The meaning OF the old song was ex-
emplified last Thursday afternoon by
the members of the Magazine club.
Mrs. julien Robert Ransone. assisted
by her mother. Mrs. j. Il. Heating. en-
tertained the club at the residence OF
the latter. The house was darkeped.
lamps lighted, aud the firelight sent
rudy glow over all. AS the ladies
gathered around the open FIRE thoughts
OF former years fitted through their
minds when IN childhood days each
had enjoyed Christmas in the old tins
way. Choice selections from Chrlstmaf
poems were given in answer to roll
call. Mrs. Poole eayried us back 10 the
old English Christmas festivities by
reading "Iryings Christmas Dinner u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-07

The Imperial amateur dramatic club
OF sulphur Springs presented the strong
society drama In Ave acts entitled "a
Woman's Heart" at the opera house on
Friday night The occasion was a ben
CIT rendered the Sixth regiment band
Although the weather was cold and n
drlzzliing rain was falling there was
not n vacant seat In the house. and
probably one OF the most fashionable
audiences that ever attended social
gathering greeted the players. The
play Is constructed on the lines OF tho
modern society drama, the comedy and
pathetic elements being delightfully."-
blended. The Designing woman, the
weak unsuspecting husband and the
neglected wife have their place, and
upon these characters very pretty
storY 81 love. passion, remOrse and
final happiness is built. To the ladies
and gentlemen representing the diner
ent characters too much praise cannot
be accorded. Each one gave an inter
probation to their respective roles,
which showed perfect study OF the in
tricacies OF character, and clear and
concise power Of execution which IS
rarely sean IN an amateur perform
anee. Arthur Ewing, the oldest Nom
Der OF the imperials, played the lead
ing role OF Harry Grantly IN most ad-
mirable manner, his work In the
heavy emotional scenes being parucu-
larry worthy OF commentator. Mr.
Ewing Is one OF the cleverest amateurs
In the state, and his advent on the local
boards ia always hailed with delight
by HIS many friends. Neal Whittle as
the crazy man, James Gordon. gave a
life like Characterization OF most diff
hcult part His work was natural,