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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-03-26
VOICE OF THE PRESS.

Chairman Newell Sanders says
he has received letters from repub-
licans in every civil district of the
ninety six counties in Tennessee
and so per cent. of them favor Nc
Kinley as first choice fol- president.
Athens Athenian.
Science now Informs us that Per-
rims comet has passed us and will
never again be visible to the inhab-
itants of the earth. Would that it
had stopped long enough to take on
board about two thirds ct tho poll
ticians of the earth.-Ex.
Republican cartoonists are wont
to use the picture of the jackass as
a fit representation of the Demo
cratic party. For some time we
have felt that this was carrying
things too far. In justice to the
jackass, we protest.-RepubIican
Review.
For pure gall we will back Lipp-
man Bros. of Savannah, Ga,
against the world. We have re-
ceived from them proposition for
80 inches of space for u months for
which they prouose to pay the enor-
nous sum of-one dinner set. Now
when it is remembered that cheap
dinner sets can be purchased for
from $4.0O to $1,000 the audacity of
this firm begins to dawn on you
We are surprised to note that sew
eral of our exchanges are running
this sad" When will the country
press learn that there is no money
in dealing with such firms?- Clin-
ton Gazette.
The Democratic party, the organ
lied; the party of "Gme-honored
principles" and dishonorable prac.
tees; the "party of Jackson and o.
McCorry; the "party of the people
and of the penitentiary ring, of the
fee grabbers, the coal oil inspectors
and of the purifiers; the party thai
] has been so voluable in making
promises, and so worthless in per-
forming good deeds; the party is
not only unwilling or incapable Of
of doing good, but ignorant of the
ways of wisdom, is now turning to
Bob Taylor as its Moses. The par.
ty that has heretofore played the
part of the dead-beat and the cut.
purse combined, is now about to
put on the cap and bells.-Republi'
can Review.
Remarkable as have been the
general manifestations in this State
during the last week of keen de-
sire of many republicans that VIII.
| liam Mckinley, of Ohio, should be
nominated for President at the
Republican National Convention
the demonstrations but feebly rep
resents the great personal feeling
| In Mr.. McKinley's favor in every
nook and corner of the state. Talks
with the Republican members Of
the Legislature, who weekly visit
their constituents, discloses a ire
mendous popular movements in
support of Mr.. Mckinley. Moth
ing but desperate efforts on the
part of the Platt office-hoiders
Platt State Committeeman, Plat
legislative employees, and Plat
State officials have kept suppressed
the earnest feeling of regard felt b!
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-03-26
j. Fl. BRIGHT,
Racket Store.
They are HoWling cut Prices
ON us Again.

AS the readers Of this paper we'll know Knoxville
had big fight barbed spring competitors
Armstrong Bros cut the prices they
howl this spring Armstrong Bros cutting This
leaders prices
hundred and twenty thousand lbs arbed w
wire nails since July 1896 and goods
low fail to buying
Don't forget double shovel pow does
At the farmers stopping place.
ARMSTRONG BROS. ST. Gay ST.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-03-26
OF NOvEMB "A h. 1895.

Pubc interest viii steadily increase and the question
whose votes turned the scale with the
results under the administration
the most intensely exciting in the history country
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25
MORE CAMPAIGN IlYsrERIA.

NJ st-f4si tiii4 !'tt'-
The Ncw York Tribune IN x recon, issue
atatcs tnAt Rey. Dr. rheolore L.. cnyler
intruds 70 take an active part N the cam
,'aign against free coinsse Inc Tribune
.-sss that tne doctor occsna very much
eNetei the taer day when taking Of
ih- 'hiafnarsk.tes and rasamuiIias, a. he
called she free silver mep II Is sild that
be Mi dcyole = sJod deal Of line ~
petung the religious press 70 take up has
gEh.. JUS. as tney ia the siAYefy qges-
lion" Among other 'nirss. lfr- cnyler IS
reported 70 have said is the following
Il believe .his IL oven more danger
Gus crisis M he history 4 o9r country
isisn when Squlh Cai0L.nh nreI upon ine
flag - fhe Hion. Then ayery bootbldck
aud every nod carrier could and did lisai
insH.out and eau only b. fought By .hose
"h1 have an intcillscr. Kno"!edse Of tna
subject
Comparing the existing situation to that
Vi lvli T. .'iug 10 be Il habit win many
writer's ana speakers, w see such re
marks aa tAose Of IN cuSior IN scores OF
aut.-sl!yeF newspapers, and they nave been
heard from uupiis IA various cities. Elt
It seems 10 rs that they are gross exag-
~ at,onA of facts and are In@ls- ana I'M
polite for Other reasons. The propos lion
20 change the coinage laws hy consiitu-
isona ms hcds may involve serious conse-
quenees. bat it IL a direct aispeal to the
psopie. 10 N" sovereign power of the Re
publc The law making power ot this
,plairs - clothed 10y the constitution with
authority u do what the Chicago plat
form cails for IN relation - sllyer Wo
hope, perhaps as earnestly as Dr luyicr
does that II Will not be- done. but we do
nr mink II decent or advisable to hnri
uriy epithsis al tho millions of honest
mon VINO demand IT, There Is no groinl
for impugning tn. motives, decryins The
iufcihgonce. assailins the character, or
questioning the patriotism of those NIL
Hons. And u the religious press, under
mo inspiration Of Dr. cuyicr. should de-
dido ~ ''takn IN ,h,s fight II VIII do
weii 10 remember thrt rais" winch ~
supported by majority OF the states IN
,ho senate. movement that has steadily
urown in sirength for more than "A dozen
years. moYemen, supported by some OF
ihe toai men OF all parties. Is not To he
checked by calling It's odherents "bla,her-
skites and ragamun ms"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25

In he some senseless manner for -
ana voting against human slavs.r ~
No one can truthfuliy saw ina, <. i
s,9n in the platform 10 the dscis ~ y h
supreme court OF the l'n.tet S,s,,.
clarlng the recent income sia,n.s -
st-tl"tional aud void. is in;emner,.ss \
dtc.slon Of 81 divided court itself rs,.
previous solemn decisions of ,hs, ,.
NO court decision can perma n.3,lr y
sucn question contrary 10 ths ~
JndSmert of the Nation. Does ,nr
now say that the Nation should H.,
guessed in the Dred Scott dse,ss
the same court? l; was thought ~ \
VINO ma led II with triumph 10 hsw
tied forever here the stability Of b.
slavery, but instead 1t only ilas,esa
coming beraiion of the slave TIE ID
would not have II.
There is lief, only the obiect,on IA y
interference ny the general goya,,s2
After the vehemence OF those ses,2
"old-line democrats" against FedsI ,
terfcfcnce OF any Kind. even 10 the n
vising of Federal elections, which Y. y
heard from boyhood up, this sudds
OF anarchy. esleci,lly by these
liners against theft old doc,r.,,
strange enough.
These so-callcd leaders who are ht
would do well not TO he so cossyass
about 1t. What the people have d,s
them, and how lit.le some OF then
done in return for the people, AID n
use ;hsy have made Of political m
nence and trust for Their own petsN
era ndizement. may come under bid
light Than they ean bear. The consl
ton of ind viduals. for instance, mal
ard out of The senate. who held U, (
Wilson tariff h,ll in the senate IA N
terest Of ne sugar iron and cctl T..
ana combines. have not yet lot
appeared openly. or masked behind Il
mics.
They will have hard time 70 eo;t
any ono of their sincerity in nov I'd
forward AS The ssNiours OF their pa.r
of their country Yours very truy,
" I CAM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25
M'KINLEY AND THE SOUTH.


A
Mckinley which wall
o. al Sou.hA we AZ
North. lie
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hn and
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The
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Of Mckinley tl by positive
ard wlde aas ,.snaic A.ar souiA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25

circulation has reached SO per capita Of
| the polgias sos'.
The Allied sold bus asscI NJ that the
| eNuNeaiion MAS dominated NY he pop
uiisssc ana saarsAisuc mon As$"thnled
and cont ytliei Icy AitsgelA IS equal rot
! cnly he ielcsations % few Northern
I ANA Nrri scAstcIu SiA.S> were opposed to
;ste platform of 10 -ay part q .ie pro-
Greetings AMI -ii;gvld ili noi ass"1helc
AuG did no; control The delegations Of
Ahoui forty States and Territories. De
sfSe<. g AiigciG we're the ANARCHIST which
he IS charged with being" nicn is 81
course not the c&s~ ATS mere oohrcctlon
wlth tae silver dcinoscasy no more max
the silver democracy sn anarchtsuc
nioh then Herr Moss mucn-,rAmpeted
ai.iliA;ion wiih the sola bugs makes tbs
sn,d moaqns;silis,s a rel rag MOB
Sryau. 4 seems also - a ponuute. or
ready 10 become one On ittl" prtNeeaiion:
l'hc following telegram = being quoted
ID 1hH sold bag rIrar> " sac" that lie
TorthA. Kan. July ia letier from
William J. Bryan was ma - public here
today. +. q wilson. a scaeclinaie Of
freq silver Speech in coasre~s. warning
ham against the p5rulis' PARTY. and adj
ri>ins him to stand ny the democratic
psr'y ryan iTsa'isa Il ir feilSw5 Marty
ssA an ready 10 dc so l> soon as am
saiisned that u Is party i wgidcd 10
TIE COLA stardarN iniA hat time 1t Is
No; necs Ss-ir: Ia i.scHss ,he merits or De
= US Of the iopulists
There al some things III tAa platform,
however. which | do ro; and "ill hot
are no, as dangerous 10 the government
A. the piuiocratie wing o. botn Old Iar-
II the democratic party deserts its
principles, the losses viii 70 to the indie
pendent party. ard moderate their IDEAS
ani m@ke them power for good.
s.spatch, for example. are 'Bry az
reed to i.srr. 80 He wrote IN iS,s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25
ONE PHASE or THE CAMPAIGN.


when pressed to say what II is IN the
platform that makes II populsuc' th'y
reply the free silver advo~,cy win
which II Is peimeatei." and the Objection
10 the issuing of interest bearins nohls
IN times OF peace. They forget III max
ing this charge. that the democracy mas
been a hiinctallie PARTY right along anu
mat the free coinagf OF gold ana SILVER
has been one Of the requirements OF
democratic platforms for the lass twenty
years The democracy stood for h!me'ai-
l!sm--that IS for The free coinage OF Sill
yer as wtl Us sold, long before the
populnos beeamc u party or were SO
much As thought OF. How then can ",
democratic platform In its ire" 'oi,l'SN
feature be populistic, when inlit. W. i'au
ing, feature Was In democratic piatlolh
before the popniites existed? Tine opye,-
zion 10 the Issue of interest bearing hohus
ia time OF peace Is not u popuii,tic iuea.
Such Issues have only been made ,uhilhS
the last two years. and the reherdl s'tsN
Of the people Is thai they are an ~. a,
chronism ~ an enlightened mihase'ue,,,
of wealthy couniry's anairs, anu o"Eh'
to be stopped So Tar, no popuiisnl Is W.
covered In the democratic platform We
soc no subireasury scheme IN a. VIII ,he
lending of money al per cent T. ,c'tl' rs
wnn show collateral In kind--whMn ~ ,i'e
very kernel of the popuutes as,n .s, Us ~
nor any issuing Of dat money e"u' t"e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25

man Jones and tais denial puniisned 1881
/ Tuesday ard y-, here Is XIV News rsi,
Grating tae ssory on friday. Ana ~ iat
! SANE issa. OF the News ,y4sse-layi y
which the above paragraph was gwen u
( the paalc e.i.io-.Aily, the toJoN * ar-
I~'srssl cent over iGa Associated i,rass
w'ree
$. Louis. July 81 The pos..i,aspa.ca
/ ,-.e@y lpn-s:l.s IT, sol5ow i.lr
ANY man who says that na.s
a compromise &C. th- ,,-,-ss,}..iiiiss tausi'
etles = = AaT ana ihe ,ruir nai %
m'n- James X. Jones
tbs t-on Chairman Jones Is = vitae
rnere emTha;ic tha. the alow Win waier
s@ 'iahei ihs first campaign lie rsyarnie-,
BY the News but il shows that Nv mas =
ry4.-za!-c sen~e as TO M INSCRIPTIONS
crew to - deai' w.lh. Under slen or
e-u1siAnces she language e:np.oyv1 emi-
Aea'iy US ih- cas-
The New York Morning journal mas
1a'j'i'7d g." SILVER siAndard and iaHor-
Hle.ai's oa'.se Nr. Hesr~t 5 hin,se,. lsef-
h-ifs go largely Interested 2 fil- silver
~ n.ls M1sstfE ana he = ls 80 ~ H-s
'e~Sifafief all N uEs rorsid,s-~d : not
az Az SURPRISING. Galveston Tfen'lrs.
Now. 4 some on .ere "a usinuaie ,nat
IL pafev rr.ating the atove is ownes
and contoi.ea ~ gentlemen wac. through
ssifisa motives. .s-- Interested IN 1.-rre'p-
aiiar 4 cort-aeies cHrrsncy. the IT'D
might teoore Offended. Bat woula suen
.i.,stn ia 5on - cry r..r- eti.-i,et. to- taan
ne ,'ue aing 2, VI iiea.st-
lni.ara.lo-i@ tal. JOY = -rwo more
for 3,5an md scwali--ihe Anderson 'role-
- 2sr ana rf- G4rrett jltrsua 'Iae olllpr
y ine after peper has h,~sn a Tepupiinin
'ns I'are-s - Indiana rpuiisas-d - Ur,-
-TNe,- ror+a.-, tho Name 81 ~. t.atapc-f..
Journal ard ne svinonr Defnocrs'. lf1th
ar~ f-y.rH tre rags - The democratic
i'nrnlile, - tar s.aA = the eiitg,-qi
r,lgr Tn. Ind afano'is New also pun-
,isH;;-i 4 holting democratic paper, Is Il
-"Tlnacar paper.
uear c.ia statesman, Come, nov, don,
goa inirk fha;. n common honesty ana
- 4 matter - justice 80 yen- readers
ypu should rs.ls-- tha' Il >. Of Honor
II mlsnt 70 aralns, the gran. nut ri
wo1.l'n e r.rh' Come OUT. conn pam
sua straiafr ara let THE trlrh Dr.tui
'he.sn ne !;o!l oi Honor" tahe ,ain-
Die Coma
-nu@ 10 epsi.o t0e isppnitis that tn~y
wM roI ~ treat 20 as 4ief ni,t!s-u f tHey
81 ,T'se 20 -fnier inf- itrs an apusrrel1 pui
VIII ne SfEen -ea's 81 'he first table ana
VIII ~ rtaHted to pass fneir plates Tot
pie ln-' ~ often Is they SEE ut -tiitlVeS-
tor TrhJre.
~cH NJ Rryan might take Mr. cieyc-
Land RS q mciei IN the matter ~ Ieveling
party l.ns - go.ns b, Anptaof rartg
Tor cannet ofa7ers. foreign m minister's.
eie hta np TO tnis good nour ne ms
noi promised nor saa mat ne woula 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25
MONEY POWER FOR GROVER.


Ready To- Dump NJ kinney and so!1ly
support Cleveland.
-. LOUIS f9s'-l'iSpatiH'
/ IN thlrd TICKET nom na'ed ny the
/ popAi'Sis' ffesiden- Cleveland WI be-
/ come he nominee OF god standard demo
cra's ana me fuI support OF me money
power 81 inc country VIII be Withdrawn
from Mckinney and given tn' present &C
| cppant OF me White House.
This prediction was made Tuesday by
= @. Flower OF Boston VINO stated that
he had facts III his possession winch re-
moved all doubt OF the truth of his state
met.
"e', '"' o"-
w country as 'n' error OF me Arena OF
i''S'"', Mass nc - @-so oe.es"'e az
'Arse Nh -'isi7si' Sse'iS 10 'i2 s'Nst
r'i.' e"''o''
me e's'or OF me Arena " apparently
young man ti's lace Is csean-shaven,
ana his IMPRESSION almost that of youth.
i'u' ms datk eyes are Keen In spite 81 the
s'ia-rmmed spcc'acles through which
'neN peer ad mis- hlsh forehead is rem
dered moro intellectual by h waVy back
mar which ne combs wen BACK
MI Flower arrived IN 81, Louis TUESDAY
- 80 ~ -" -
" me Sf"e 'raih were deegaions TO 'he
ioPu'i9' convention 'r''" Ne" iork an"
I''f '1''S'1'' ''''' ''''"i~ ~ an ~
| states.
'fe'-iN sl'a'ch res''r.sr ih'e'Ni' we :
M f'""'' "e'iisSd"S morning. NJ 'he
Planters hotel, where ne occupies a SUIT ?
VI ro ms WIN MI 81 'onh'
no otolaraNoh regarding ifs' canaldacy
81 VT 'FNe'afi anu M'Nihley'S iosS or
wan street support was made ny M
flo"er wh'ie aiscnSsii'g the prohlbIe &C
'ion ~ the popuiist convention.
ne IS h,miy coAVineed that the efforts
OF Mark Hanna to secure the nomina'lon
OF a thifh tirRet VIII prove boomerang,
ana mat "hate'er IA ana comfort Wais
street Is iehi'hs hanna n ms direction
+, Is Tor the purpose OF rendering the candi-
9a'y OF MI cleveland possible
| ne actual facts that have come to my
kh9"ieig" ana which show beyond
uohpi thar 'he piah OF the money 20" or
Is 70 force president ''eve'ard npon tnr
people again. i am not a. liberty to dis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25
rooLlsn COST. MroRARIEs.

,sow York Tan many Times.
rhe ui8esmly ani undigmhed attitude
II soIns Of our esteemed CONTEMPORARIES
~ calculated to awaken the laughter OF
thu gods. without waiting fa the con-
rlion to adjourn, they holt the party
and n sh with in6acent haste into he Nc
klnisy ranks, They are not only rdbin,
blR ridiculous na Will They declare sol
amnly that "the democratic party, assem-
bssd regularly ~ Ea.lonal Convention. has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25

ri"irrs ssssss 10 rvvfve the .-rc ccsnsxc
accomplish tAe frs,.ss don q an iucoiu.
t1Nl sN0 ts>en. IN the same breath. Gsriafe
t1~t nc taNsssS platform can uos = a.
reYfca t,<.Auss larsSoo,h H;Ns Vaatcl
states was made Ss,,,,N .a... and L mss;
remain ~ a.
u his 5 not saif-eoa,-aS story. what .7
feld Sisreils to heaven "a uaoas .uonty.
4 n'F~ : a Suspicion Of corruption IL sae
y hH', sen;.'Nr'eo, why this mai haste
nAl oAtN ''@aa ort q Ntsle icDcsr, ifs pr sc
"v.,H hANv svis~ ar Mr. Hanna 0ri his
= .ti1,ais are IN THIS tnsnc FOR AL thrN cAn
- s1s 81 i. ana VIII nnt stor 3; am
N'"S'se = &. EXPENSE The larr., - .1pF-.a
esla vi. continue to row G:i;g acxi NO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25

Never will | vote for Nc.
Kinley Never will | vote
the republican ticket, or for
any man, even my brother
who might be named there
on. N-GRovER CLhvYLANp.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25

New York, July @.--On the perscli
list prepared by assessors. the va,tia
name IS down for $4,000. and the i
name is not mentioned at all. II aa1
FOR The nill.onaires lc dodge assssss
here than 1t $ for the tOiler 10 rass
money. which Will probably he 4i
load under an increased properly y
tion Of nearly SlV.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25

HOUSTON. SATURDAY. JULY u l.,s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25

Three seats on the Produce Nv
were auctlon.d off the other uN
were knocked down for ssN, 'sl9 y.
res pectlveiy. On sGcl smai' IN ouu
nash. espec'aliy when there's a.
OF fresh .amos. Now. Ser IN
chances are that some OF 'n ,ssir ~
20. enough loose change on W shroui.
to put their clearance shee's '"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25

The unusual vigilance ncen"
cised by customs inspectors In p's''.
smuggling has prompted nu% mi
Amsterdam diamond sharps 70 w
no,e pan for evading cls' pan,,rs
scheme is to train riocks Of nomDs
cons To fly 10 a cote rear ms s'' KID
they VIII be relieved OF 1ie'
burdens.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25

That there IS danger in standing !
an electric fan was proven the o'ae. u
noon. when the flange OF one q y. h
coolers in an uptown care ptoNs ~
enings, missed STRIKING the neaas Y
mon seated al table, and puIlgs "
half an inch in ;he woodwork o. VIII
site side oil the ROOM. But suga ~
are only liable to happen IN swn'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25

l-@ e7A,ns Ten a. - i2n.s aye Or one
y fa- II ,iHe fH=y ass mo- fgr turning
leY~r-l-se,' tops o. tqSn and inside o.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-02-20
Threw Away His Canes.

Mr.. D. Wiley, .ex- ostmaster, Black
Greek n. 3Nas so badly afflicted
with rheumntisln thnt lie was only
5,lble to hobllp around with canes, \
and even than it caused him groat
pain. After using Chamberlain's
Pain Balm he was so much
improved that he threw away his
canes. He says this liniment did him
more good than I'LL other medicines
and Treatments put gether. + orsaleI
alto Deer ts perb title BY 3. I. Whitney.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-02-20
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
l[First publication .Innnu1y 2a. 1sa6.l 4

* ( z s 49,
FIRST publication January %, 1886
DEF:Aul,LlT having been made in the payment
- OF the sum OF Three Hundred rllirty-e,ght
and 25-lOO Dollars. which is claimed q be due
and is due at the date OF this notice upon i. GER
TAIN mortgage. duiyseXecut ted and delivered by
Kate NJ. Noyes and james A. Moves, her h,,s-
band. as m Ortgagors. toll. Il. Flint mortgages
and with a5poWer OF sale therein contained, duly
recorded in the office OF the. Register of Deeds in
AND for the county OF Marshall, and state of
Minnesota. OIL the Sth day of February, 1895. at
300 O'Clock p m, in book q +" OF mortgages. on
page $50; ami nOg ac.inn or proceeding having
been tnst tllted.;lt law otherwise, to reco yer
the debt secured by said mortgage. or any part
thereof 3S7$1 @'s.1a52@
r Now. Therefore. Noticeis Hereby Given That
by virtue Of the power Of sale contained in said
mortgage. and pursuant to the statute In such
case made and provited. the said mortgage will
De forec osed by "a sale OF the premises described
in. and conveyed by said mortgage. viz:
. The East olie-1af III the Northwest one quar-
quarter of section Sever, t7) iii township One
Hundred Hnl fifty five tll5l mort h. OF
four (44) west.gin Marshall county and state Of
Minnesota, with the Entertainments and appnr-
tenances; which sale will be made by the Sheriff
OF said Marshall county at the front door O: The.
Court house iii the city OF Warren in snid coun-
and state, on the 81 III day OF March. j 500, at
ten O'Clock a. m, of that day, ut public yendue
to the highest bidder for cash to pay said debt
OF $'S %. and and the taxes, if ally on
said premises and wenty five Dola rs "a torncy's
fees. as stipulated in and by said II mortgage in
case OF foreclosure. and the disbursements al
lowed by law; lbjecrto redemption at any time
within one wear from the day OF sale as provided
by law.
Dated January Ord A. D 1896.
E. j. u. FLINT,
"A. GRISDELAHD, Mortgages.
ATTORNEY. 3af- t9s,sSg 5&s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-02-20

The farmers in Great Britain have
q hard row to hoe, in as much as the
queen in her speech from the throne
at the recent assembling Of pnrlia-
ment referred to the condition OF
husbandry as disastrous beyond
any recent experiences" and promised
to bring forward measures TO miti-
gate the distress Of that industry"
The Importation OF cheap grainfrom
other lands is forcing the English
farmer to the wall
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-02-20
All Free.

Those who have used Dr.. Kings
New Discovery know its val and
those who have not, have now the
opportunity to try it Free Gallon
the advertised druggist and get a
Trial Bottle, Free.Send your llnnle
and address to II E. BuckIen Co.,
Chicago, and get 4 sample boe5of
Or. Kings New Life Pills Free, as
well as a copy Of Guide to Health
and Household Instructor, Free
Allsof which is guaranteed to do
you good and cost you nothing.
Whitney's drug store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-02-20

One OF the most important scien-
tific discoveries Of late is that OF
Prof. Roetgen, by means Of which it
is possible, by employing certain
rays OF light, to see through and
photograph the interior OF objects
hitherto regarded as opaque. For
instance. piece OF wood may be
photographed, showing it's structure
throughout, and before these rays
the human body becomes sufficiently
transparent to allow photographs Of
the interior organs, as the heart and
brain, to be made. In surgery, es
pecially. will the new discovery be
valuable. At Chicago a few days
ago a mans handwas photographed
and some buck shot that had found
Judgment there for a long time, were
successfully located and removed.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-02-20
Bucklel' S q mica Saiye

The best SSalyein the world fur.
Cuts, Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhennl, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
pet Il 7anlls, Chiiblalns, Corns, and
all Skin Ernptiuls, and positively.
cures Piles, or no say rnqulred. 1t
IS guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price
2 2 S. per box. Tor sale by ~.
- Whitney.