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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-06-13
" est! {! Y alley.

June y ~
Ole Thompson, of West alley, has
been, appointed census ennmefato,
for West Valley and Marsh Grove.
g. Q. Lien, oi Foldall, has been
appointed . census enumerator for
F0ldahl and Wright.
OLE THoAPsoN.
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The Robertson Lumber Co., are in
,rensing their stock hugely md in.
send to carry the most extensive as
.ortlnent Of building material Of MI
kinda ever seen in Warren. C.,ll on
4. p. E..stnn, and learn nriess whicl,
awe been reduced 81 tn ) z per u.
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Since xritinr. there have ben III
new cases 81 Diphtheria hut III such,
mild form however. chat tl,ev ar g
able ia Is around and some 81 them.
out doors when the Yea her Is warm IN
There have been hut two ,leat l,s.
those 81 M. storey j children.
The last frost, or rather freese, Is
tho one that tells on oats, barley
and Aax and some pietes 81 wheat;
Data and barley win be scarcely q:
nah crop, some are re-seet]inr.
Wheat, since tue copious rains. looka
good. The fkAts,lay atorn only
reached Us With. one wing hail as
lnrge a. hens eeRs tell we,t 81 Il
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Erland Fol:sberg,
Notice.

U. s. Land Once. at Crookston. Mimi,
May 10. 1885,
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Peter Rjnrklunll against Mia g. Nilsson. for
abandoning his HOmeatsad Entry No. 10000
Hated Nov. 8. laat. upon the r. W. 8. b. Il =
r. u q. w. u Sec. .. n. 4. e N. w. u N. w. n
N. ". e Seclion ~ Township las, Range Al. u
MarHhhll county. MinntsOts. with q view to tbs
haryOy sun,,.,one.f TO APPEAR 1T Judge 81 Pro
rates Ofics. " Mrrcn. MINI ON the 3iat day u
Iuti.. tssl5. AIT 10 O'clock \. NJ. to respOnd and
.r.iAil Testimony csliat.ralng sid alleged aba u
s.On..lsnt.
r. "A. DUxLAvA. Register.
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Ia another, column will be found an
interesting and true account OF the
Or. Wards Medicine business, and
it's founder, ]. R. Watkins, whose
portrait heads the article Tt will
pay you to read it.
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Hay Notice.

Hay Notice.
The undersigned will sell On mon.
lay July 1st. 1896, for casi. or note
with approved security, the hay on
Snake river meadow. All wislling to
.h,ly hay will meet me at Artisan
veil, sec. Il, twp. I'D, range 40, Al
Z o'clock z. NJ, OF that .lay. About
1900 .eres lar sale.
Warrea, Mimi, .Inue ] 2tl,, 4 895.
i. Il. LAKiN.
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Daily trains between ST. Paul
Minneapolis, Sioux City, ST. Clond
Croo kston, M oorhead, Fargo, Grand
Forks, Grafton, Winnipeg Devils
Lake, Great Falls, Helena, Butte,
kaispell, Spokane and Seattle.
Pacific Coast trains run Palace
Dining and Sleeping Cars, Buffet, liz:
brary. Observation, Smoking Cars,
Free Colonist Sleepers, etc.
Connections at;Sst. Paul and Min-
neaDolis with trains to and from
Lake Superior points, Chicago, St.
Louis and the East, South and
Southwest.
Crosses the Rocky and Cascade
Mountains in day light, giving pas
sengers q chance to see some OF the
finest scenery in America.
Connections at Seattle with steam-
ors for Puget Sound points, Califor-
mia, Alaska, Japan and China, and
hy rail to Pacific Coast points.
5 Connections at Eonner's Ferry,
Idaho, for Kootenai river and lake
points; ut Wenatcbee, Wash, for
Lake Chelan, the Upper Columbia
and the Okanogan district.
Ticketssold and baggage checked
for all principal points.
For publication and information
about rates. routes. etc. apply to
F. E. WHIPNEY, Agent
Walrtn. Mimi
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Wanger W edings.

WARREN Smear: s,',s
We nrs having Q good shower to-
day aud ne need IL. Everything lis
growing last now. The grass looks
like q good crop ot hay. .ss
Sheriff Sinclair has bought anoth
u 30 acre tr1lct Of land ON Sec. IL q
and is having il all br,ken upthia
year.
Mack's peas aTe bloesOmesl and lM
says he hns had all the radish anu
onions he wanted for or 8 weeks
and he had some 4 month ago.
Mrs. DR.. j 4. Finney IS visiting a.
her mother j, Mrs. f. aV.l.ster; ,shs
.n,,ty staiy for some time. sS3s
Married: Mr.. Chas. C..rn,gie t..
Miss Garry Haml,es,g ut ft.e resitlencs
oil the groom There we're abont 44.
present mt the CEREMONY. ltey, j
#. Brown tied the knot ii regular
style aud Ctlns. and Curry nre|l,t,M
happy.
.ins n. +. 4. md Z o.. s,
National Farmers' Alliance and III.
dustrial Union meets at the hall
every Wednesday evening. Air.
Mack is County lecturer and orr an
izer and has got ID some good work.
There should be q lodge of similar
kind in every township IN the conn.
The /. o. q. d. meets a. eyerysaltne.
day evening nt their hall on Sec. 10.
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Wanted statesmen

70 sell a choice and complete line
of hardy nursery stock. Steady emf
ployment with good pay. Our
prices correspond with the times.
Write for terms and territory to
THE HAWKS NURSERY Co.,
Milwaukee. Wis.
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June 9Th, 1895.

June 9th, 1895.
Bonri met pursuant to adjourn
,nrnt. Meeting cnli,sl to order L..
hartman. Present were. AntnI Hill.
Bes;,llc..n, n. g. Rood, Gus. An
.irr~nl.. Absent, w. Il. Mood.
Bill Of Peter Osberg WAS rejected.
Bill OF Geo. Barnard & Co. was
rejected.
Resolved, That the committee on
poor farm is authorized to sell the
hnildings on the poor farm to Mr..
3 'llislr in payment nf grnhbiug,
.lnlling md spreading manure on
sad inrm.
Petition Of John Rosenberg to be
st nff from independent District No
to, District No.7, granted II hear
ng at next meeting.
Petition Of Peter -S0lem to be set
oil from is,int school dirtrict No 219
Polk Co. and 70 Marshall Co., to
district No. II, rejected.
Bill Of Village Of Stephen rejected.
The following bills were audited
and allowed:
G.o Peck. iast,ce Zee. case Of state rs. Ben.
Beauvstte and Louis Olson $3.50
@ 8 Hull. justice fees. state VI. Oscar Nell
son et-al. drsying and scrubbing
oiflcs y s. 50
Cissk Of Coaftfse S; -
stevens Bros. STATIONERY and printing
court calendars. bin for e1s.sO. all
lowed 1ao
Il n swaason, 1 mattssss and psir pill
lows for jail 8 %
John Sinclair. shsrins Zee. ssrving Grand
Jury suhpoena q 20
Pm Malbers. Clerk q Court ices 2 50
q :. 81 50
=. = Z 10
Stevens Bros. stattonsry 2sS
John r Mattson. publtshiDg com proceed
ings, meeting 81 April and 60
Otto Stolts. coRatahls fec etc.. bill for
s2l.1s. allowed ISL
BA stsawbridGs. transcript cass Of state
W. Win. Ozmsa ID %
Andrew Anderson. scrubbing Court House
Hall and Jury Rooms. repairing and
sundriss . %
stevens Bros. leoe Nots Hsads Is
Andrew Andsrsos. esttiAg cord 81 wOod Is
Whereas, There was on the LIST
day OF April 1895. ever since has
5beenand still is, q past due floating
Indebtedness existing 10 and owing
BY the County Of Marshall, ia the
State Of Minnesota, which said float
ing ndebtednesa has at all times
above mentioned exceeded nnmonnt
the sum 81 ten thousand ($1O.OOO)
dollars, and
Whereas, II q deemed advisable by
the Board 81 County commissioners
that said indebtedness be funded il
bonds Of said county, now. there
fore, be it
Resolved, TINT 81 virtue 81 General
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English Spawn Liniment removes
All Hard Soft ar GalloIsed Lumps.
and Blenlishes from Horses, Blood.
Spayins, Gurbs, Splints, Ring Bone,
Stiles, Sprains, all Swollen Throats,
Coughs, etc. Sa We $50 by the use Of
one bottle. Warranted the most.
wonderful Blamish Cure ever known
Sold ny b. +. Whitney, druggist,
Warren.
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Commissioners III sedines.

Commissioners llfoc edings.
Proceedings 81 tim Board 81 'Conn-
t. Commissioners 81 MArshall conn
", Mimi. at a special meeting held
in Warren june s 0-and Z, 1895.
Meeting called to order by chair
man. Members present: Anton Hill.
Gus. Anderson, NJ. Besancon, N. G.
Rood. Absent: w. =. Wood.
Application Of Il. IL. Todd for cor
rection Of assessment andabatement
OF taxes. Laid over.
Application Of Thomas O. Anrmot
to run ferry across the Red River
Of the North, at the point d a public
highway between sections 80 and 81
in Twp. 157, Ranse TO: Granted.
Application Of K. .. Knntson to
run a ferry across the Red River 81
the North, ut . point bf a public
highway between sections 20 and 50
Twp. 156, Range so: Granted.
Petition Of n. Olson and others FOL
the formation Of . new school dist,
riot, granted, and it was ordered
that the following described territory
| be formed into School District No. IA
tO-wit:
Sections "a, 25 and 36, in Twp
1853, Range AZ, sec, 1 and u. Twp
157, Range ~, sec. 10, 20, so, %
20, 81. 80, 38, 81. Twp. 158 Rang,
II, sec. 6, 5, a, q, 8 and W Y Of 9
Twp. 157, Range Al.
Resolved that the County Audito,
be authorized to refund to Andrew
Nelson %. 90 Aheriff's fee erroneousl,
paid in collection Of personal proper
ty tax.
The following bills were audited
and allowed:
Y H Novotny. printing and furnishing
50e envelopes. 200 letter oirculars
etc. for Co. Sspt. 52
John Aattson. Publishing Notice Tar
Judgment Sale 81
swanson Bros.. water and wood nor
Court House 30
r Q Dahlsrsn, sersbAtss uii,es. exchange.
le0Fd Of wood II q
flonesr Press Co.. stationary IS s.
Dienks 2Gl
dog. Shsrins List Of
Dslq. Per. Prop. Tax.
bill for 3tc.. allowed 81
= books and Stationery,
bin for I 80. allowed IS 81
Is 2dos. blanks i,
John Sinclair. shsrins fee for ssrving Tax
Warrants 1886 zoo &.
sAerins Tee tor serving Pet
1t Jurors. Nay term 1896 Of Il
shsrins fee for serving
Grand Jsrsrs; MAY term
1876 ssst
sherin1 tee for drawing Jur-
srs and summonipg Tales
mea l6 Of
boarding prisoners ~ o.
Nils Aalm. constable fee case OF state W,
Hugh Parr So,
L Larson, bringing provisions from
Warren to paupsr Botilda Duke 26a
John Burlum, Jury fee. case Of state Va
Hugh Parr j i;
IT lnsdahl. Justice fee. case Of state vs..
Hugh Parr ~,
Hans u. Insdshl. Register OF Deeds fec
and sctubbing office All
Fred Johnson. cleaning up and hauling
away rubbish from Court House Q,
FL holan. paid for cleaning Court House
we'll. floor. hall. vanlt and windows.
paid express - ,,
Z. o. Hjells, l day attending meeting Of
Chair. Sup. to elect Co. Commis-
sioner for Ath Dist. and 8 days
travel 6 q
z Aalber6, Clerk Of Court Tee 81 2,
I'd FastesOn, postinS school notices 35,
Tribune Job Printing Co.. to Hal. 43 rs,
Auditors certificates printed, 3s.2o.
hill for n. -. allowed 20
John Sinclair, shsriiIs lee in case OF attach
msnt for witness s7l
sherias iesi in case Of state
W. Albert Olson. Thorsten
Olson and Oscar Nelson q S,
:. sherins lee in case Of state
W.. VIM. Orymaa 10,
shsfifs Tee In case OF state
vs. Bsngsmsn BOuvstts So
On motion adjourned until June
9th. 1895.
Do
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renss RI ,,s .s $,

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Eureka alandM Co.
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When occasion demands its use,
try De Witt's Witch Hazel Salye. IT
|iscooling to burns, steps pain in-
stantly, clesnses, u perfect healer for
scalls or skin err p lions. Always
cures piles. Chapins Drugstore.
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Notice of Expiration Of Redemp
ton Period.
State OF Minnesota,
County Of Marshan,

To j. w Johnson.
Take notice that the following tiescribed piece
or parcel of land. situated in the County OF Mar
shall and state Of Minnesota, to-wit: Lot 3 j:
block /. City Of Warren. WAS. on the second dry
OF May A. d. 1892. bid in for the State for the
sum OF forty-fye cents, pursuant to real es-
tate tax Judgment entered in the District Court
IN the said County OF Marshall on The Dist day
Of March A. D. 1892. in proceedings to enforce
payment Of taxes sdelnquent npon real estate
for the year 1899. for the said County OF Mar
shall aud was On I he 14th day OF May A. ID. 1895.
assigned by the State Of Minnesota for eighty
six cents. That the amount required to redeem
such lands from such assignment. exclusive OF
the costs to accrue upon this notice is the said
sum Of etghty-six cents. with interest thereon at
the rate OF per cent per month from said 18th
day OF May 1895. to the time OF such redemption,
and delinquent taxes. penalties and costs aecrll-
ing subsequent to said assignment will interest
thereon to the time OF such redemption, as fol
lows:
Taxes for 1902. amount sos!.
.sss = 1898. = O.6
:. . 1884, - 0.4l.
and he tine within which said land can be re-
deemed from said assignment will expire sixty
DAYS after service of this notice in manner pre-
Bcrided by Sections q! Cha ter G. Genera! Laws
OF Minnesota for the year 1877. and amendments
thereto.
Dated ut Warren this slst day Of May A. D.
1905.
p..J. HoLAs.
Auditor Marshall County
81 fSaal 5ss F5s Mimi
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Gennins Verne ont Maple So s.
- 70 Is. can only 8 tna NC.
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Land Once at crookston. MINI:

- ~ May II. 1880.
Notice Il hereby given that tine following
named settler has Aled notice Of his intention
20 make Anal proof In support III his claim. and
that aaisl proof viii he made before the Judge or
Clerk sS6 Probate Cont. Marshall Co. at War
ron. Aftnn.. on July Pad, lssls. viz
Erland Forsberg,
& H, n. No. lal4S. fer the N. e s. e. II Sec. %
TWp. l5T Range ~. ~ ~
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
laid land. viz:
Edward Hundstail. all OF Warren r. o.. Mimi.
4. a. DUNLAvA, s
Register.
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ONE point seems to be lost sight 81
by tile opponents oil sesilver, nnms-
", tl,lt while they uphold the pres
ent standard, which i gold. the bust
ness 81 the country i aud has lA,en
for two years ii the mort Onsatisfac-
tory and deplorabie condition m its
history i the gold standard d
such q good thing, why does i not
give employment to labor, good
price for products and prosperity to
the people? AZ II does NOT, Why
shonld not 8 trinl be made 81 some
other policy What has caused
these unhappy conditioner e 4 not
free silver coinage. becanse We have
not had IL Il il not . failure q
Gods bonnties. They have como
viii, uniailing reeularity Whas d
&c, then. oorhead News.
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Dc Wits Collie and Cholera Cure
never ,iisap points, never fails toEg ive
iimmet liate RELIEF. Itcures just as sure
Us yon take ID. Chapin's Drugstore.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-06-13

Travellers find i sale companion in
ise Witt's Collie and Cholera Cure.
q change in drinking water and in
dict, often causes severe and danger
ons complaints. This medicine al
ways cures them. Chapin's Drug
store
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-06-13
FOR, Rent.

For Rent.
a good office room in the SHEAI
guiding Apply ut SHEAR Office.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-06-13

Japanese napkins at SHEAR News
afnmA
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-06-13

French tissue papets and celluloid
1t 5SHEAF News stand
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-06-13
% q, w 7 .Il ]. 8 q e x

There is great danger IN neglecting
Collie, CholerHand sinlilarcompiaints
sAn absolutely prompt and safe cure
is found IN De Wits Collie and Cho-
ieIa Cure. Ghapin's Drugstore.
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e--7-77l7-7'7--7777 777-77-77----77-77-777------7
.LET US HAYE PEACE.

The Senate committee appointed tc
talk with Brother Mason was, accord
ing to the reports in yesterday after
moons papers, surprised that he did
not appear and talk with them yester-
day. So they sent q legal messenger
to make sure Of his appearance on
Monday. or course he will then be
there. The reason why he was not
there yesterday was because he had
not been invited. The committee per-
haps supposed that it had invited him,
but the fact is that he received the
invitation meant for Brother Paddock
of Hartford. When he received it he
promptly sent letter to Senator Web
ster, and he had good reason to sup
pose that Senator Webster would re-
ceive it in time to notify him if he was
wanted He. was not notified and so
he didn't so. 1t is needless to say that
he did not intend any discourtesy to
the committee. Somebody made mis-
take, and it is not fair that Brother
Mason should be blamed for 1t.
We have not heard that Brother
Mason can offer conclusive PROOF Of the
correctness Of his opinion concerning
what has been done by members Of
the legislature. If he cannot it need
not take the committee long to dis
pose Of the matter. Brother Mason can
say that his opinion was what he said
it was. He can even add that his
opinion is what it was. Then the COM
mittee can say that while he had and
has right to his opinion he had no
right to express 1t and can add that
this is just about as noble and upright
Legislature as ever assembled in
Hartford, even if it is not quite up to
the standard Of the legislatures which
used to assemble in New Haven in that
beautiful old structure on whose Doric
columns the moonbeams no longer
play.
On the whole, and with our present
information, we think that the above
is Just about what ought to be the
programme for Mondays performance.
If real and searching investigation
can be carried on, all right. But we do
not suppose that there will be one. If
not the sooner and more peaceably the
unpleasant little episode is brought to
an end the better.
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HERD.
HILARY.

| Lady-Didn't you hear me ring, Mary
| Mary-Not till the third time, MIN
Tit-Bits.
whats Jim a-doin' Of sence he grad
| uated?" Hes a-wortln for the man
that wrote his graduation speech. -
Atlanta Constitution.
II told Jones there was one thing peo-
pie living. in Philadelphia ought to be
thankful for, but he didn't ask me what
it was" "He knew you were lying
Life
De Auber (the artisb-What objec-
ton have you to becoming an artists
bride? De Rurale-oh, everybody would
always be pointing me out as model
wife-Truth.
Scene, Bishops breakfast table; Bish-
op Ito timid curate on visiD-Dear me,
I'm afraid your eggs not good. Tlmid
curate-Oh, yes, my lord; really-er--
some parts of 1t are very good.-London
Judy.
ado you really think that a bicycle
is worth the money!" worth the
money!" said the quick-tempered man,
why. mine has paid for itself In less
than three months in the beautiful ex-
plantations 1t furnishes for black eye"
Washington Star.
When he, harassed by debts he owes,
Declares they must economize,
A true wife's spirit then she shows,
And promptly with his wish complies;
To every bargain sale she goes,
And buys and buys and buys and
buys.
Kansas City journal.
Mr.. softly--Er-Mis Ethel, there is
something I-er-perticularly want to
say to you. Er-when could 1 have
minute with you alone? Miss Ethel
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NO RECTPROCl nv.

| The Supreme court of the United
| States Is doing much interesting work
this year. 1t knocked the income tax
out, and now has Knocked out the
Judgments Of foreign courts. 1t has de-
cided by bare majority that the judg-
| ment Of a foreign court against a citi-
zen of this country should not be en-
forced here without inquiry into the
facts and merits of the case. Fifteen
years ago French firm, having head
quarters in Paris brought suit in the
French courts against A. II Stewart &
Co. The latter firm had at that time
branch house in Paris. When the
case was tried decision was given for
the plaintiff, but in the meantime the
branch house had been closed and the
goods removed, and the amount of the
Judgment could not be collected because
Stewart & Co. had not property in
France Nine years later suit was be-
gun in the United States courts to en-
force the French judgment, it being ar
gued that q favorable decision should
be entered as a matter Of course, al
though the defendant claimed that the
original judgment had been obtained
by fraud and that all the circumstances
should be investigated, The circuit
court decided in favor Of the plaintiffs
claim, but it has been overruled by
the Supreme court, Chief Justice Fuller
and Justices Harlan, Brewer and Jack
son dissenting. The majority, in an
swering question how far a foreign
judgment should be deemed conclusive,
said The laws of France give no
weight to judgments of courts in this
country against citizens of that repub-
lie, especially if the correctness and
virtue Of the judgment are attacked,
as they have been in this case, without
an examination of all the facts con-
nected with the proceedings. The opera
ton Of this law should be mutual; in
ternational comfy does not require
courts of the United States to go fur
ther in that respect than the tribunals
of other nations
This looks reasonable although III
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oh, I'll arrange that. Something from
Wagner, please, Lucyi Now, Mr.. Soft
ly!-Boston Budget,
1t was "a Tennessee Methodist class
leader who had before him a six months
probationer whom he was questioning
for admission to all the privileges of the
church. We'll, Sambo," said the class
leader, II hope you are prepared to live
Christian life in accordance with your
profession. Have you stolen any chick
ems during the last six months| mo,
sab! l done stole no chickens" Have
you stolen any turkeys or pigs?' Sam
bo looked grieved mo, sahl' II am
very glad to hear this good report" con-
tinued the class leader, 'and I trust
you will continue to live an honest,
Christian life" After church Sambo
hurried home with his wife, who had
overheard the catechising. When they
were fairly out of everybody's hearing
he drew a long breath of relief and
turned self-approving glance to his
better half, "Golly," he said, in half
cautious whisper, "ef he'd er said ducks
I'd BEN a lost niggah, suah. boston
Budget