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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
WAGES RESTORED.
Fall River Manufacturers Vote to Fay Op-
 eratives s.Ooo More Per Week.

FALL RlVEE Mass, April l7.-Thc cotton manufacturers mot and voted to ro- sturo tho schedule of wages in furco pro vious to Aug 20, log4, tho restoration to go into effect April -. Tho action was practically Gccidrd upon before the meet ing. Thorc was no discussion, and the meeting lasted but 2u minutes
 Tho restoration is n return of an average of 10 Ter cont taken off last August and amounts tu $l7,0 A week for all tho Op- erativrs of the city. Tho manufacturers generally rNpyCSSCd m intention of shut ting down next Saturday, the day after Patriots dav.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
scnor Nruruasa Steps Out.

WASHINGTON, April l7.-Scnor Murua- ga. tho spanish minister. terminated his official active connection with this govern mCnt Tuesday lIc called at tho state de- partment and introduced to Secretary Gresham Senor Sagrario tho first socre- tary of tho legation, who. he said, would Do ill charge of the office pending the nr- rival of tho now minister Dupuy de Lome,
 who iS now in Cuba and is expected to ar rivo hero some time during the coming
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17

Al ic. Infants blbs, trimmed with l>t helvy lace. regular price >. bargain day 25c 1t 75c. ladies serge separate skirts extra full. good shAPe, re ular price
 i?, bargain day | 37l At Sc, Iatants fast black hose. fine rib
 seamless. regular price r.. bargain At 9Sc. infants long and short cash
 mere cloaks bottom and coliarette 2-e silk embroidered. regular price l,62
 bargain day At 6c. ladies fancy striped hose no 3?e seams. regular price l5. bargain Sc At 4Sc. ladies fast black satine skirt mi trimmed with ruflle. bargain day At Sc. pillow case lace. assorted
 widths and assorted patterns. bar
 gam day
 At Sc. finishing braid. new designs.
 regular price l2. per buuch Thurs
 day
 At lUc. stamped linen doylits pretty
 designs Thursday
 At G9c. one lot ladies nightScwns with , a. sailor and turn. over collar slight ly sOiled trimmed with embroidery
 heavy soft muslin former price l.2j and 45. Thursday ''> At g.. steel tracing wheels. regular
 price >c. Thursday
 At l?c. ladies black leather books , ,. patent clasp former price g, Thurs 2.-o day
 AtlGc. children's white aprons differ ,.a ent styles to it ,, and years. ' "' Thursday
 At He. ladies ribbed vests with half
 sleeves former price l5. Thursday , At 6c, over lUL different styles in 'V' dress GInghams, regular Prlce l0, , Thursday 4'' At7 l2 inch bleached pillow case h., muslin, regular pEics l0. Thurs 4'S day
 At 2jc. 5G inch cream bleached table
 linen. regular price 5. Thursday At l2ic S-i bleached and uubleached shretlDS, regular PrIce lSc, Thurs
 day
 At3.c case cream domet flannel NSc rrSular price G. Thursday
 At G!c. fEmt of the loom muslin. reSu-
 lar price 9. Thursday l i9 At 7!c. Lonsdale cambric regular
 price l3i Thursday
 1t 3Ic. light shIrtinG calico. regular l.l0 prlce ,. Thursday
 At 5c. mems fine hernstitched plain
 white hAndkerchiefs. regular price Y7c l2I. bargain day At DO. mens shirts in tanneletts,
 serge and cheViotS, tull size: heavy , @> weight. regular price B and 45. bar
 gam day
 Al 4Hc, mems fine launderei negligee 2Ic shirts m all the latest styles aud
 colors. regular price 75c. bargain
 day
 4c At 374c. mems white and natural
 mrrno Und,rweAT, reeular price 5O.
 bargain day
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17

CoLUMBUs, Ga, April l7-J. A. White of this city announces his intention of becoming a candidate for president of the United States as silver man. laboring man and a southerner. He wants to unite the west and south White Is 6 shoemaker.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
The
 United States

government. banks, railroads and in fact all business concerns are run on A credit system. Why should you hesitate to ask for credit when We willingly offer it Remember although We sell fine clothing for men. boys and children. also dress goods on weekly payments, our prices are as low as in cash houses. you can verify the statement by making a comparison of the prices of our goods with the prices char Srd in other places. Over 500 families representing all stations in life are dealing with us on the same basis. We ask To security, We allow no interpretations and have one low price to all. which is in
 plain figures on every garment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
HE QUAKES IN HIS CELL
San Francisco's Alleged Ripper
 Passes a Night of Terror.
ANGRY MoBs THREATEN BY DAY.

Testimony Given at tue Coroner's Inquest
 Tends to BIacIen the Character of the
 Sunday School Superintendent More Ev-
 idenccs of the FrIghtful Crimes.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April I7.-Thcodore Durant keeps his nerve under excellent control. During his waking hours ho gives little sign of trcpidation, even when undergoing S,'vrrr ur(l,'alS of cNamnat ion His Calmnrss iS characterized aS cold blOOdcd by physicians. His slumlVrs however. arr no, Su peaceful. since his inCarCCration l." has nut passed an hour in quiet sleep. Whrn hr clos,s his ry,S, h. in variahly hrcumrs tho victim of nightmare and gruauS and cries in ,vrrur
 His shrirkS q. night Li,;us1cd all tho oCCupants uf ll:o prison. and this gave color tu Inc runlIr that the murderer had committed suicide Al ,!HyhrCak hr was bathcd in cold precipitation. Thn,r who supposed tha; Hf, or his aCnniIing dr1ms ho would make a conf, ~>iuu WCrU sur priscd at his stlf pvS>c>Scd Grmrauur af or hn had made his careful ,ullrl. EViGrn'ly nothing was further from his mind than
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
MEMS SHOES

For 69c.
 Mems calf shoes, all styles, cor gress and lace, regular so shoe, now 9Sc.
 Mems Russia calf razor toe bals hand Sewed welt-, regular price i. %, now } 50.
 All our fine Kangaroo, Patent Leather and French Calf shoes regular price 6 SOC ,00, 5.5C and 400, now 3.25, 300.2,75 and } co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
Thieves on a Wedding Tour.

DAYTON, O., April 17.-Danny Nugent, pickpocket, and Minnie May, notorious shoplifter of Chicago, who is reputed to havo stolen $l5o, 900 worth of goods, here on wedding tour. as they were recently married, and stopping at a reputable ho- tel, werc arrested by Chief Farrell as known and reputed thieves
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
Look at the Prices
 Quoted Below.
INFANTS SHOES.


 Childrrn'S kid hutton shoes, pat ent tip. now 25,.
 Children S kid spring heel hutton shoes, patent leather tip, now BOG.
 Misses spring heel button shoes, patent leather tip. now 45c
 Youths school shoes for 65c.
 Youths extra fine dongola tops, lace shoes. Paris and Opera toe. regular s 30 shoes, now Sl 25.
 Boys good srhoo, shoes for 75c
 Boys A. Calf l, ,ce shoes, both Paus and opera toe now 9Sc
 Boys fire calf shoes. Paris and opera toe, regular 90 shoe, re duced to 25.
 Boys fine dress shoes, Paris, razor and opera toes. regular price goo, now 5u.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
She Walks Now

Ruth F. Leach, who lives near the shear shop. has been great sufferer from chil- plains She heard U-No oil highly spoken of and purchased bottle at the advertised price of 25c. She is completely cured, and recommends it to her friends U-No Tonic Co, Sl south Main street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
State Senator Goebel Acquitted.

CINCINNATI. April 1.-The trial of Statc Senator William Goebel for killing Colonel John L. Sanford was held in Gov ington, Ky. The charge was manslaugh- ter. A great many witnesses were exam ined. The predominant testimony was that sanford aocosted Goebel first and fired first. On the ground that Senator Goebel acted in self defense he was acquitted.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
LADIES' SHOES

For 75c.
 We have a fine assortment nf Ladie, Shoes which we are clos ing out at greatly reduced prices.
 Our ladies French Kid Shoes in all styles, lace and button. Paris, picadilly, opera and common sense toes, regular 400 line, now 200.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
iun,ctpal Fight at Niagara Falls.

NIAGARA FALLS, April 7.-Practically all public works in this city, including work on sewers and paving have been shut down by order of Mayor Cutler The order is the result of fight between the mayor and a majority of tho oity council over the appointment of an assistant en- oinCOr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
CHINA ACCEPTS TERMS
Imperial Edict Authorizes the
 Signing of the Treaty.
TERRITORY IS cEDED TO JAPAN.
Both Russia and England View With Envy Jaran'S SUcccss ard May Interfere \ Crisis at Nicaragua Is Now Relieved to Be Rapidly Approaching,

TIEN TSlN. April l7.-An imperial cdict has hCCn issued authorizing Iii Hung Chang 10 sign tho terms of peace :a nc cnrdance with the .JAlanrSo Ult:matum. Tie indemnity to ho raId by China is 3UO. 0OO uuO taols
 Tho odict further authorizes Ii Hung Chang to grant possession of tho l.iaO- Tung peninsula to tho fortieth degree of latitude and tho island of FormoSa to tho Japanese; also to consent to the opening of Pekins and four new ports to com merco and to SiI ing the Japanese power to open cotton factoriCS and other industries in ClSua
 Another imperial cdict grants sick leave to the vicvroy ut Canton and orders his retir,mVnt tu his uatirr province.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
Dr. Lee Put on Trial.

NEW HAVEN. April 1.-The trial of Dr. J. Edward Lee, charged with murder in the second degree in causing tho death by criminal malpractice of Maggie SchloSs of Ansonia was begun here
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
in seven weeks from Fob, so, Tho seven

Tn seVCn Wecks from FCb. sO. Inc sCNCn weeks arc up today.
 Nicaragua answer is in two parts. To the second demand it says that Nicaragua even before rcceiviug tho British Commu- intention, had revoked tho dccrcc of baniSh- mont To the first and third demands the answor is that in order to preserve the friendly relations with her majcstys gov ernIncnt and for the purpose of fairness and justice Nicaragua proposes that all questions of payment for personal injury. injury to property, otc., be referred to an impartial commission.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
Coal Miner Killed,

ASHLAND. Pa, April r.. - Andrew Dwyer aged 25, was caught by rush of coal at North Mahanoy collisry and was instantly killed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
Sneaker Crisp.. Secretary Dead.

ATLANTA. April l7.-John T. Water man, private secretary to Speaker Crisp and ono of the bcst known newspaper men in Georgia died suddenly hero of apopleIy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
Flood In the Marrimao RecedInc.

LOWELL, Mass. April 17.-The water in the Merrimac here began receding. and the streets arc free and the flooded cellars can be pumped out. The river exceeded in height all records save that of 1859. Not Q street car Is running.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
A Drummer Boy Dead.

WEST DERRY, N. H.. April l7.-Orrin Stokes of Londonderry was found dead by one of his neighbors- MT. Stokes was a drummer boy in the civil war and we'll known throughout the state.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
20 HORSES

have on hand 25 good horses. includ- ing one pair of seal brown mares. own sis ters. 6 and : years. about 2.00o pounds, sired by Canada Wilkes, he by Mambrno Wilkes, dam. Black Hawk mare, can trot together Tn three minutes and safe for lady to drive Also another pair of brown mares. nice rondsters One seal brown. can trot in three minutes. sired by Star Ethan and safe for lady One bay horse, Ii hands. great style. l,20o pounds. good driver Seal brown mare 5 years. quite speedy, half sister to Belva May, record 2:3H The balance are good business. draft and general purpose horses, which will sell at a b lrgAin I will also sell 5 Aew Concord buggies for $40 each and two new carriages. full leather top. $45 each. and all grades of horses cheap.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
Minister Dun Coanrln> It.

wAsuI>GTu>, Argl i'.-unirjal c.n- flrnation ut tho pI; >s I,yo@t ,t the ign ing of "A treaty u. p,,,.,' ..v,:'n th,. l,'rui- potentiario, r! .jI."n .,l,L China Was r,- crivcd ly >tvr, ..."r ,,r,.sLaln IL ,:llv from Minister .'I:u .N ryhy", Va, \,ry brief and mol: Y -:a,rl that d ti,At, "l peace had !, Ii ....Hy ,,';.,tt.I II lAr ministers caj!."-r.la ..,s,,. '.,' Fl. lH..t.,'u r,s!r,tin= e ;.,.:tI H., :, NJ T ;..r ;r ms of thr a4;s,...., lt l.tNlyrn iht pow, v5 h.:J been arI'N,.G Ai
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
Queen wrh.lmina Ne. B..ro,hsa.

TIE HAGUE, April If.-Ths rspert of the sbstrothal of Queoaf wilhelmina to, PriIaeO Alfred of Saxe- oeburs and GoshA s denIOd hers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
Branch NAreroomS of GEARY BROS

lSS East Main St
 WArEGBrNy, Apr $. To Whom It May Concern:
 Are you in the market to buy piano Do you want A msdlUm priced piano Do you prefer the finest piano the world can produce? Or will yuu have A high me dium, which forms the pleasant t"mNlna- ton of high quality and moderat" prlte: We have them Here Is list ot Is*noS that are uuquestiouAblf, several of which lead the world They wouli be a credit to any nation. The sole aim of each maker is to attain the highest standard of excellence in perfection ot scale. of tone, of action. finish and of durability.
 The List: Gildmee~ter A kroeetr, Brown .S simpson, MatchieSS A Shaw. Muehldeld X Co.
 Call and see them a; the Waterbury Futni- ture Co. D. r. NORTON. agent.
 Main wareroomS
 l5O Orange St, New Haven, Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17

to admit his i-. To a reporter he TO pca;r Iii, y'S ,HU.."n 2" make no siatrmIut. G.. ',I Wi.h d SwttYini, l.o- nial nt the ,l,s:4y,~ aSain~' hlm and A rC- ncwal of the ln t. attun "t his iunM Cncc
 My at;oru,y> will ;rl you any hing they think ndv:>Illr "a make known. l hope you will rn: think Inc impulitr in refusing tn talk about this case with you. I am acting on the advice of others and mean no diSCourtCsy."
 Subsequently, however, he denied that hc had ever scon any of tho girls wh" identified him a~ tho man who lad hnard- cd a car wi:h BlanCh Lamont when shc was last seen alive.
 II never saw ono of thcso girls, ' he said. and have no recollection of any such meeting with Blanch Lamont as thCv leSCriEr |"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
England and Russia Growl at Japan.

LONDON, April 11.-In an editorial this morning on the Chinese Japanese peace convention The standard takes it for granted that Japan will havr to submit tho draft uf the peace treaty to the Euro pcan powers, just Russia did after the war with Turkey.
 Tho Chroniclr dvrlarrs than an ufTcn- sive and defensive alliance nCtwcru China and Japan k impusSil'o. It would be n detanco to Europo and a danger to tho world.
 A dispatch to The standard from Wien na says that the inspired St. Petersburg correspondent of Tn" po!itiSchc Currr- spondonA ,Irrlarcs that conflict between Russia and Japan is inevitable if the pub li>hrd details of the Chinese Japanese treaty Uf peace aru correct.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
China Asks Tacur of t,s.

WASnINGToN, April l7.-Thr United States gov, rntnCnt has been requested by the Chinese government tu tahu under its protection the Chinese rrsiuinG in Gllato- mala. The suggestion was brought about by n sOalod notc transmitted tu the Chi noSe minister in Washington hy lni;cd States Minister Baker ill Guatemala Tho note was signed by about luu Chinese in Guatemala representing that they had no one to look to for protection
 As China had no diplomatic or treaty relations with GuatTmala. Minister Yang Iu last August appealed to Secretary Gresham tV haVc the United states min iStcr and Culsuinr officers i'll Guatemala undertake to care for these proplA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17

We have a room aS feet long devoted tn mems trousers It gives uS chance tN carry an immense stock fo dress or hu>i- ness. The KING perfect fitting tr,'uscrs are cut and shaped tine >amC as tailor made and are unlike any other ready-tO-wear trousers in the market. Then for hard wear We sell the Duchess. never rip' for g., s2 80, S3 $ So ofr we will pay you inc. II they rip at waist hand will nay you 5O,'. lfthey rip in th" seat or elsewhere we will give y"u $l Nr a new pair Mems pants as low a. Sl 5O and from this price up the finest that can hc made
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
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 Thr>. .,rr II. >..".,.v.. t r..>, u nn>l@'.~l. .. ,-- ,. Hi .. .:s N..,,.. ..; t"n. int'.' -:., l. "t.,.-.. (, v. !, mali, 'nrI A d nA>N o'l .t:lH,!l;,',, ,... 5 II i> rr,,'s nj ,,! t!..f rh" \',.H., ...,n,... tiom hH, !, ,. l.. ! ..> ..,, ,t.: ..
 IL 'S ir:..::.. lht'I'. ,rA'r G, i.,.'ul ;t has ma"r rn 1T 'r>, ,,-A,n>t ny I'"' posed Irltr>h ..,.,i, iH Ni,&::.rl... i,.. {. |. rrason h.; }h, b..:.sl ErI,:i.. .s;3l ha> regarded thr !$>Ur h.rWtIn i.:ri. a;,J Ri. aracua aS nr .u winch nn oll.rr |: | n can bzss any ranrr:! and AA; nr' .- quaint>i tho 2;,',rra...,'n: vE It, ! ni.yd States with It~ "r.s.: r;.iN'>'s.
 No Nus ol G :.lr | u.tl. . :i:;..~ !~ uu>v nt Grryt,Wu. Ill t!.c Sr> N, trNf,,ri -:i,4, t..H >,i ;."Gt .l't A,mlrAi N@. i, ,.," T w nt Colon. ": hin a t"! ..i | ? :-.;,,Wn. IL lS >,! G ht ..V i!IN! G.! ..:;': ,.i l..At inc fact that tav ~I\ Nv,> .> ,..,. ;.,Nv Wi!Inn reach ut the Ms ulIu lei |, due iy ;Iv.; dent anl Il" t:~ -.2.
 The 1ci artn, I; hn, h,'u inInrncd ;AAt Admr@l N: .,;:r .,tV t> 'u !r:. n Nr West on the "tJh v( t5,s r,,'..s, an,. .., q is now only i:>.', H>=' S.ii .t.ln ina ,,.. VI he can rem h>, d!' Iu ;!r .>I.lrilH of GrrNl"Wa sn.~ II ,:.rry o,. .t..v nry aGrr! "r"u |. rl ,"r' H ",.~ n pol ii'.; lnu ,t h ..! .. v.|...v na ur'!. al1j. d.. ,',.- a i...t .: [. ..,n eral plan ar! tH! uy ;hv ,y: s:l'>:rut h. for the S.i'..l .r,.l l if un i:l,.,r..!,, IL is probable lhAl th Af!A,ll a'.d Raleigh will main n Co'"n, ,yh :l, v havr ben for som, tiiuy, ,.tl,r .AGujrAl NrAdr, with thr uth four >,>~ Is, u ArtS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
School Opens ''7>S'4. 1Ss's 5!;..

MULNILLF has a new an clean stock of >chcol Books Pas. Tat let>, p,ncils, ttc. q Pr crs th.t are right. Also a fine lrnt ot Stati2nery anu Re |lsiouS Goods.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
Will >"t i."mn,rd Gr,,,nwn.

LoNI,'\. Anu} 7. - l. k > .!, | on good authority thn th.I Iu len o: t pcu:,'>t upon the Vngi uf th. I'.it,,i etat, S n2-.in>t the bomnar,rn, nj Of Grn. town an.I the, landing uf brl;i>h tru,rS in Niaslcua has never t., n rn;~. Il h tw,vn Great Brit ain and th.' mid Sl:.,r> so lar as the British covrr"ii: nt is awHr,'
 In any c,.s | iS a,!I, T, the British will not homhnri Grrytuwn in thr event of Nicaragua ?, f:2ing to comply with the demands of G~rat Britain. But st,pS will be taken to inSIr lh' payment ot tho in dcmnity dcmard,d h, thr British govern ment, and the >Sary orders have been sent to conlmandHrs ut British warShips
 But tho nature q! the vrdcTS sent to the British commanders and whether thcy in clude the landing uf troops k not stated.
 X press AS>uCiatiOn issues tho following statement:
 Upon inquiry at the foraign office it was ascertainrd that the Washington dis patch giving Nicaragua reply tO tho ul- tin'ntum of Great Britain l> substantially correct The reply. how,vyr. falls very short of Great Britnin'S d2mAndS. The British ultinatUm demanded rrparation for tho expulsion of Mir Hatch tho Brit ish consular agent, and for rCrSonal in jury sustained by British subjects and the hppNlullncnl Ol a commission lO arhltratG the amount of damage done to the proper- ty of British subjects, etc. indicating the composition ot the commission and Stipu- lating that no American should hr chosen as a member
 Nicaragua now seeks to refer tho entire matter to an impartial commission of ar bitration, apparently ignoring th" main demand respecting the expulsion of Mir. Hatch. Tho for,ign office is unable to state now what Great Britain's course will be. as the position is extremely deli cate, but apparently Great Britain cannot without loss of dignity accept such n com promise as Nicaragua suggests.
 The foreign of'ico has received no infor nation and di>credits the report that the United States has indicated objections tC the bomhart!ing of Greytuwn ar the land
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
yyenAher Woreeeee,

sAOwsrsl wArmVsl nerthsasssriy wsndh
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
Great Britain. UItimatum.

Tho ultimatum of Great Britain to Mic aragua made three demands as follows:
 First-A money indemnity of 9l5, 300 for alleged personal injuries to British subjects. including the British consul Hatch.
 Second Revocation of the declaration of hanishment against British subjects.
 Thiri-Formation of commission to decide by arbitration the damage done to property of the British subjects expelled from Nicaragua.
 The ultimatum contained no limit of time. but in a subsequent official note tho Earl of Kimberley stated that an answer to the r'timatum would be cxpeqtVd with.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-17
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

The funeral of Michael Ryan will take place from his late residence on South Riverside street at S:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-18
Notice of Special School Meet

Pursuant to n resolution adopted
by the Board OF Education of the
Warren Independent School District
No. ?, efthe city OF Warren, Mime,
sofa, at Il meeting held April u,
1895, Notice is hereby given that a
Special School Meeting, of the legal
voters OF said district, will be held at
the Court House Hall, in the city OF
Warren, Minnesota, on Monday,
April Goth, 1895, at 8 o'clock p. NJ,
for the purpose OF voting on the
question of building q new school
house, and on the question OF issue
ing bonds to the amount of Seven
Thousand dollars, the proceeds OF
which shall be used for building and
furnishing said new school house,
and also to determine when said
bonds shall be made payable.
Dated this 10th day OF April, 1895.
A. GRINDELAND, President,
JOHN p. MATTsoS, Secretary,
OF Board OF Education.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-18
John Cheney has again become
the manager OF the West farm.

- Mayor Lamberson received n
letter yesterday from John Wood
ward ut Traverse City, Mich, an
nouncing the death OF Mrs. Wood
ward, April 18th, at nine o'clock in
the evening. She had been Silk TITO
weeks and four days with hemorrh-
age and congestion Of the lungs.
The letter states that she often spoke
OF her friends in Warren, hut said
one week ago that she should not
see them again in this world. She
passed away ensy. the funeral was
to he held on Tuesday. Mrs. Wood
ward resided with her husband in
this city for many years, and many
hearts nre satldened to learn of her
death. The people Of Hafr.nextenti
sympathy to Mr. Woodward and
the remaining members OF the de-
renved f,mily.
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Lost.

" AOSC. -
A black Shepherd dog with long
shaggy hn,r, yellow spots above his
eyes, and yellow breast. Leave in
formation at SHEAF Office, or
JOSEPH THOMAS,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-18
For Sale OF Exchange.

For Sale or Exchange.
Ihave four thousand we'll rooted
trees which | will sell cheap or ex-
change for cattle or sheep.
GEORGE w. CARHART,
Brislet township,
formerly Tarbell FARM
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-18

Il tzU0 horse Huv0nn
Press Drill for sale on
easy terms bV
g.. s. COOKE.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-18

A full assortment OF ladies and
mems MackintOshes at Taralseth's.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-04-18

English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Culloused Jumps
and Blemishes from Horses, Blood
Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Ring Bone,
Stiles, Sprains,. all Swollen Threats,
Coughs, etc. Save $50 by the use OF
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blemisa Cure ever known.
Sold by f. F. Whitney. druggist,
Warren.