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THAT VEGETABLE SPECIAL.

Tho coast country farmers who have been
negotiating with the Santa Fe for spe-
cial train OF vegetables to Kansas City
haYo made up five cars. hut have mo- yet
arranged for tho sixth ear. which Is nee
ehsary to make up the train. II "A thought
this ear viii be secured today and that
the train VIII bc gotten off on It's Journey
tomorrow
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A. FEnRIEn ASSAULTED.

COMPTROLLER a. Forrier was assaulted
and severely beaten shortly after 3 o'clock
this afternoon. by man named John KEEL
" The men met at the corner OF fremont
ana Mechanic streets and after the *
change Of few words Kelly began striking
Fnrrier.
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AFTERNOON SESSION,

At tho afternoon session the chair over
ruled Scabury'R point OF order that the
senate bill providing that district JUDGES
shall exchange benches In cases of dls-
qualification and that no special jndNes
shall bo apuointed was not within the plr-
view Of The governors call for the ezra
session and discussion thereof was rcfnmed
and the hill passed to third reading ond
finally under suspension of the rules.
The house took a recess for five mia
utcs and Mrs, Franklin, the pos,m,Atress,
was presented with a handsome portrait Of
heraen by sir- Curry Of Van Inndt ~ a
token Of auprecialion On the part OF the
members. and Mr.. Tracy RESPONDED In ap-
propriate terms for tho recipient.
The presentation over. Senator Yotts bill
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r,,.a n cbn,tcI Mortgage.

Sherman. Texas. June ls'--Aaam 49,, ~,
back. a saloon man OF Dcn''o" ,n,os ".
cba,tel mortgage here today. na pau, Ds-aa
q Neyme trnstee. The ins,ruHen. ~
preterroi creditors to Inc ,,sr,sn
sas19 IN and covers property IN h r. M
and wn,.e+horo. 1t is believed a'ss V
e.nuaI liulilittpS.
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NOTES.

The legislative excursion IA N,sh,,u..
~ili leave this city tomorrow nj / ncio"L
III me afternoon. All persons desirlng ~
go on 1t may Join tho party at Texarkana
Mr. WIN Vining of this city has turnoa
over 10 the fort Worth and Rio C;ranlc
ana Gun. Colorado aud Santa Ne railway
o1inpaniss three carloads OF tho product
OF me- Coleman county coal mine 10 hs
Mr.. WIZ iiogg, Ex-Governor Hogs oIa-
.s. son, Wns one of the law graduates Of
inu university who received their diplonaa
last Wednesday aud who oonple,ea ,ha,s
Studies with high honors. lie win praeiice
law in San Antonio WI ""''''a
nh'eNernocker speciai ST. Louis 10 Nav
iork and Boston. Big -Four Route Nv"
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WHEAT GALORE IN WEST TEXAS.

WHEAT GALORE IN WEST TEXAS.
Garland G. Odom Of BalInger was In
Galveston yesterday. Mr.. Odom is one of
tho foremost cattle men OF West Texas
and just happened into Galveston
"Wo have great prospects for a fine
wheat CROP he sail, "and conservative
estimates place the yield of Runnels coun-
~ alone at 900 0o0 bushels Some of tho
early crop has been harvested. The farm
tfs receiving from II TO " cents for 1t in
Ballinger. Several cars have been shipped
to Galveston and tho mills pronounce it OF
an excellent grade. Altogether the outlook
for our section is particularly bright and
farmers and cattlu men ara corresponding
~ encouraged "
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Gainesville. Texas, June INA. ma Accep,ta
Grand Lodge, Ancient r.'V A public ~
Mnsons, adjonroeti lohlgn', ,o Mace 81 Not
stnliation of Officers WIZ All Of eInarti,
fetls, Park, where oeie .h large slIslt'
patton is in progress WIN
dnce. $500 a.
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THE 81.


A"N''i' ifN"S' june lN--The house this
morning conrurred in the senate amend
ments TO Ayers bill nrovidin,, f,r "a, a.,
teudo,ca 20 ,.f.-.
)" criminal cases
"''n"aI attachment.
Mr. Fields (of HID bill limiting the
conformation of clerks of IN, connie os
,t,.;, .,. .., 80 "
go "tf'"'S '"'St" tln"iy AFTER having
been amended to mako the minimum limit
for said CLERKS $1,000 per year and for their
IDENTITIES sto,o
''O'''''' '-'"" '"' Nhitloh) Dill fiNlng
the Yehuo and regulating proceedings III
pt"StentioNa iot rape pissed finally.
senate biii authorizing the commissioner
OF insurance TO examine into the condition
and business OF insurance companies doing
ouS'H' ~ III the STATE passed finally.
Senate bin providing that it shall not be
reversible error for the ruurt 10 fail to find
Ia special Y5rdicts upon any Issue inVolVod
unless the party affected by said issue
shall request finding. aud also providing
that the court shall only rccite the findings
upon facts and not the evidence. passed
finally.
a recess was taken, and Mr.. Meahe on
behalf vi The house, presented Speaker
pashieI with a handsome gold watch as a
token Of the appreciation ana esteem OF ho
members
traNfH a
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EVENING SESSION.

AZ $50 only about forty members showed
up and the house adjourned until : O'clock
,oMorrow morning
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or exquisite flavor, pure e ana q assna,Iya
conn Angostura Bitters isssciurrs. ~
foi deliGacy. soIs manuiA'
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. Man Ss trsaimeN gwen iysq, f ~ as.,, ~
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Tor women; No. y io'
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on hagateNs piscon Role sua wheel OF for
tnue rsfrNs was taken or lpSsmuch ~
thcso games srt prohibited BY law; the tax
OF icr piD allays vaS piNccd 8; So and
on Ryinc {utchmoa Sl5i ibe TAX on
/ theRi-ices performances RAS abolished
v'hcu given in regular opera houses. but
ihe managers q said opera houses must
Jay Sr sAaual occuratiu tax OF $50; the
caacty TAX on local insHrapco agents, pay
able 5n each county who're they 30 bust
hess Was rCmoyCd sud the auuuN STATE
Tax on such agents WAS reduced "a So TAX
ca pawn brukers was raised from $,d 70
$3.50 on managers oi baseball parks Tc.
! duce6 from $50 az SIS. ana on street car
| companies $40 10 s. rcr Iniie al track ,be
taN was takco az SHOT maohmcs, Tho same
/ 81 iae e2W0iinS devices prohibited hy lAe
! lex 81 cigarette dealers MAS reduced from
S,noG 10 sac.
/ When the . PEI cent iaN on ths sro 3
e%snines a wharf cHuspAniu> was reached
/ Mr Linn ol Wharton onuod an mo6G-
/ 'Nni 70 eliminate Thai section OF t'.o hlt
+ ior vh4ch NJ. CoiQeNt substituted 10 make
I tae sax psr ccat
MI Linn %! Wharton arguea that AK
! on tlht concern Was tax on She cota-
iSerro ., TCNas. under The e,isu 81 an Ok
frEslioa income 10 ihc Slatt. one thiri ot
lhs peq cry vas owned hy aldows and or
! riaus among them BAylass orphan Home
| ~as Interested 10 the extent o. s10p'n
ia answer 20 The question n ,Ae income
81 ihc company every year ~as rot fab
A,oaS. ne said II SlnONuttd 10 ~ yer cent
las Yc0r The UuSuild.as % TIE commerce
% tar slate N18la hc retarded 10 tsN
~Ns mposCf. IS oriomgiatcd by the b.l
sne substitute amCuameat
Nj ,olG4it, io speaking 10 his sOhsti-
lntc, snid De wharf company Was 4 ttcoa-
& .f.N
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RESULTS
DIR. HATHAWAY g !.

rbey arc irns a, se nng d I'D ir.asags
nn,ethods employed sy ns con.ala';ss''s
Win ihsm I, ..,. lrea n a iher esrss 'ss
Orleans. SpEGlADis 80
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M.'eNer6ocker spacial, ST. Louis 10 New
iork and Boston. Big -Four Route. w"
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FTERNooN SESSION.

Tho occupation tax bin was taken up
again ut the afternoon session and tho tag
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aSSa.rn rom e,,e governor was re-
The herald., 1897-04-04

SOC Serges 29c.
30 pieces of all wool
Serges in fancy mixed,
S6 in. wide, every yard
good value at SOC; for
Monday acc a yard.
6Oc Iridescent Check
at 39c.
25 pieces of all wool
Iridescent Checks, In
every shade and in gran
ite mixtures, S8 in. wide,
cannot be duplicated at
60c a yard; for Monday
SOC a yard.
75c Diamond
Checks SOC.
A grand collection Of
Checks in diamond cut
checks, broken checks,
and pin-head checks for
separate skirts, in quail
ity that is extra value
at 75c a yard. For Mon
day SOC a yard.
$LOO Novelties at 75c
90 pieces OF silk and
W o ol Novelties, In
changeable colors. with
neat .igures, 46 inches
wide. You would think
them bargains at 81 a
yd. Monday 75c a yd.
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Dinities. 7c.

Dimities. 7c.
Dimities In the largest
and most complete as
sortment ever received
at one price. Most any
color combination or
pattern You may desire.
All the newest and
bought to sell for 10c.
Dinaities, lOc,
Dimities in wide widths
and lovely floral designs.
These will surprise you
by their quality and
beauty. Do not judge
them by their price.
They are worth much
more.
Dinities, 15c.
Dimities In firm weave
and superb pattern dis
play. Being a repro
duction of all the new
est and most elegant
French goods, and a line
that will please you
greatly.
Difnities. zoe.
Dimities-All the new
est and most elegant
patterns, fresh from for
eign marts. Some in
solid weaves, others in
dainty openwork stripes.
Their value is great.
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4Oc Black Figured
Mohair 25c. rs
30 pieces of black fig-
ured Mohair, in a large
range of scroll patterns,
full 40 inches wide and
worth 40c a yard; for
Monday 26c a yard.
SOC Novelty Serges
39c.
90 pieces of black all
wool Novelty Serges, in
neat figures and wide
vale effects, 40 in. wide,
can not be beat at soc
yd; for Monday soc yd.
75c Blk Sicilian SOC.
10 pi eces of black bro
caded Sicilian, in scroll
patterns and cunning ef-
fects, "A in. wide and
splendid value at 75c a
yard; Monday soc yd.
ST Blk Crepons 79c.
6 pieces only of black
Bourette Crepon, 46 in.
wide, these need no rec
ommendation, as they
are sold everywhere al
81 a yd; for Monday
79c a yd.
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White Goods l0c.

White Goods In plain and
fancy weaves, in lawns,
piques and nainsook: We
place many of the 15c
grades in this line at
Mondays price.
The herald., 1897-04-04
White Goods Is.

White Goods-India Lin
ons, fine Dimities, corded
Piques, openwork stripes
and a choice line of fam
cy weaves, 15c.
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Corsets.

We have just opened a fresh case
Of French shape Corsets with
Dresden Couti1le. with covered
steel and made Of good drab drill
ling, well boned and superior
shape. These same corsets would
sell Immediately for Csc. Think
It over. We are going to place
the entire lot on special sale Nom
dav. Each
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Wash Fabrics--White Goods.

height mportaon
immediate
what price wrong
for a
The herald., 1897-04-04

35c Ki Ki Wash
Silk. 25c
1000 yds. of new stripes
and cable cord Wash
Silk that are sold every
where at soc a yard;
Monday 2bc yard.
6Oc Foulard Silk. 39c
1000 yards of Foulard
Silk in the shades of
navy, browns, greens,
purples and white, 30
in. wide, and leaders at
60c yard. Monday soc
a yard.
75c Foulard Silk. SOC
1000 yards three-toned
Foulard Silk in every
new shade, "a in. wide,
all silk and cheap at
7bc. For Monday, soc
a yard.
Sl.50 Black Satin
Duchesse. &c.
5 pieces of Black Satin
Duchesse. extra heavy,
soft cashmere finish,
that shakes the dust. 27
inches wide; cannot be
duplicated at also Z
yard. For Monday 97c
a.yard.
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Silks and Dress Goods.

Spgtme Summertime Fabrics all last Of
them yesterday.
nothing toe stylish you'll
The herald., 1897-04-04
Art Goods.

There are some beautiful surprises in store for
you here. What you will learn about art needle
work by looking through this stock is lesson
worth knowing. Come, you're welcome to look.
4inch stamped Linen Doylies -. -........ 80. sc
einch stamped Linen Doy .... ioc
Is xl5 inch Linen CenterPieces, stamped
Floral designs and cut work. ......... .c5c
20x20 Linen CenterlPieces, stamped with
Poppy and Pepper designs..... ......... :. soc
i2 inch Hemmed Linen DoyIies edge
finished with silk. .... ................... 75c
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Organdies, isc.

Organdies in plain col
ored grounds overspread
with vine and leaf pat
terms, and a goods you
cannot tell from the 25c
grade; their value is 2oc
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MOuslin de Sole St.50.

Silk EN- bToidered Nous
lin de Soies in elab-
orately embroidered de-
signs, beautiful com BIZ
nation of colorings, 27
and IS inches wide.
The herald., 1897-04-04

White Goods zoe.
White Goods In fine
qualities and all the new
fancy weaves. We have
a superb line and their
value runs up to 80c.
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ChiffonS 75c.

Full line of Chiffon
Pleatings, with satin
bands, 1 \ in. wide, in
the new series lavender,
purples, reds and all
colorings, inclu d / n 6
black aDG white.
The herald., 1897-04-04

Shoes.
Think before you buy and then you'll
buy-that is, II you'll take the
trouble to scan the wonderful worths
we are offering for tomorrow.
Ladies' Fine French Patent Leathe er
Lace and Button Shoes with cloth tops
and Lxv heels, splendid Or nc
$3.50 values; On sale Monday OS.1S
at...... -. ...-.-............... :.
Ladies' Triplex Kid button and Lace
Shoes, handturned soles and cloth tops.
ed opera toes. they are genu- .14.NS
inc 10 values; Monday ......-...,-r
Ladies' vici Kid Button Shoes with
handturned soles new round toes. pat
ent leather tips and new mill dA1c
tary heels, elegant Is values; O4.lS
Monday for..".--
Ladies' Finest Dongola kid Button Shoes
style lasts with kid and patent XZ.o5
tips, "a kinds; Monday for........r
Ladies' Dongola Kid Button Shoes with
new coin toes, patent leather tips and
flexible solcs, really better d.1 or
than the $500 kinds; Monday ,Dl.0S
for ...... ............--........
Ladies' Glazed Kid Handturned Oxfords
in lace. made with French d. Ar
heels and new ten-cent toes. A1.41
real u values; Monday for only
Misses Fine Kid Button and Lace Shoes,
made on new round-toe last, d. ~
perfect dres; shoe for XZ.45
only....... ..-.......' r'..'..'' y
Misses hand sewed Welt Shoes, made
on new pointed opera toe last fN1F
by Dugan & Hudson, full value, Nal =
ESQ; Monday Tor ...................
Misses Kangaroo Calf Shoes for school
wear; sizes II to 2, and genutnet1 II
e.. .25 values; sDI.O0
Children's Oil Grain Button nf1O
Shoes In sizes 8 to 10; sNI.IU
Special Monday for ......-...--....
Children's hand sewed Shoes With ex-
sss;s: sss;: ;s:: 81; ?sfs e ls fsF ESQ $1.75
Children's Patent Leather Shoes with
cloth tops in sizes 8 to 10; fsf AZ
these are rich q kinds; III 40
MONDAY .-....... ss....s'...........
The herald., 1897-04-04
Insertions 35c.
Dairy Specials.

In China Hall yonll find these. and let US say
right he e that they are well worth the time II
Will take you to look the N up. They are special
in more ways than one.
10 or l2-quart Stamped Milk Pans. ............. 0c
lquart Graduated Tipped Measure ......... 10c
Stamped Milk Strainer. 81. in. diameter. 49, l2c
1a-qu1rt Milk Strainer Pals 45c
Fiat Perforated MIX Skim mcr ............ SC
l and 2-quart Handled MIX Cans .......... :. 10c
lib Butter Print .................. ........ &c
2lD Round Butter Mold ................ ...... 30c
Ind Butter Print ....... 49,. i0c
BIN Roui Butter Bowls hardwood - ........ 20c
Grooved Butter Spades. each ch.................. &c
Stone Churn, with dasher .................... 60c
Wood Rotary Churn.....- ...................s si.75
l-gdL Stone Milk Crock. l5c
The herald., 1897-04-04

guard Of the goods This constantly changing
worlds the worlds lowest prices With the largest March BUSH
greater achievements shall lose opportunity to
every point The month Of Easter and La Fiesta will
York and Chicago Today story the first chapter the
arefuly and then
The herald., 1897-04-04
Special Innings.

Special LlningS.
ings here-proof of their goodness. But you
can save as much as they If you Will but be wise
tomorrow.
isic Canvas Skirt Facing. for...............7Ilc
i,s51c imitation Hair Cloth, for-.-.. nc
aSc Cotton Moreen skirting, for, soc
sc is-ineh ' FsencS chi Hair Gloth... sc
Ribbons.
Law in your supply of these early for you know
how hard they were to find last year--history
repeats itself. These are Official
Fiesta Ribbons in all widths Flag Ribbons in
all widths National Ribbons in all widths
Fiesta Ribbons solid coors all widths, gold
and silver stars spangles and fringes, Fiesta
MISUNDERSTANDING,
We just want you to compare what we ask
with what the small shops abont town ask for
the same service and articles. That will be
enough. We are willing to abide by your COM
parison.
Our price for manicuring.. ...................25 25c
Short Stem Switches. all shades 49, 49,. ...MO0
Natural Curly Bangs tartsd or pompa...
Whitening and softcnipg the hands; 0l. .SU
MONDAY y.-.................. ......-..
ideal" Hair Brusher, elastic air cush- Or.
ion base, Will not tujure N1S
tue scdip.......
moving pimplcs and blackhead is sunsurpassed
and the pr ice is moderate.
We make a specially of artistic wig m aking
and guarantee every one to ht.
The herald., 1897-04-04
White Goods. 2sc.

White Goods. 25c.
White Goods, In extra
fine dimities, elegant
organdies, e beautiful
Swisses, dainty open
work Nainsooks and
many others, all the
newest and most desira-
die. and You cannot du-
plicate them under 85c.
The herald., 1897-04-04

Wash LaCeS R3c.
White Wash Laces for
Swiss and Organdies,
Mechlin, Point de Paris,
Point d. Alencon and
fine Orientals in widths
of from 2 to 81. A
dozen yards of these for
S1.25
The herald., 1897-04-04
Lace Curtains
$3.50 pair.
Lace Curtains
$500 pair.

oO'OO Pair
Germ an Lace Curtain,
3 Il yds. by 80 inches
wide, very bold effect.
ccru color, floral border,
taped. very handsome,
Lace Curtains.
S2.z5 pair.
A French pattern, spot
ted ground with Fleur
de Lis border both sides,
close weave, we'll made,
ecru color, an exclusive
design, 81 yds. by So
in.. on sale Monday,
s2.75 pair.
The herald., 1897-04-04
Organizes soc.

Organdies in which the
weaver has reached per-
fection and the artist
the crowning point of
glory; they are elegant
in the extreme, and the
pattern assortment all
that could be desired.
France contains no finer
fabric.
The herald., 1897-04-04
Leather LaCeS 35c.

New leather crea m and
champagne colored laces
with fine net tops, for
neck and sleeves, per-
feet dreams for patterns
and designs, 81 to A
inches wide,
The herald., 1897-04-04

Lace Curtains.
$500 pair.
White Scotch Lace Cur
tains, 81 vds. long, AS
in. wide, Point d'Esprit
body, with floral border
and scroll finished, a
good $500 value.
Lace Curtains
$3.50 pair.
Nottingham Lace Cur
tain, 81 yds. long, Sd
in. wide, scroll design,
with very wide border,
ecru color, taped and
excellent quality. A
very special offer.
The herald., 1897-04-04
Portiers,
$3.50 Pair.

Brocatel PORTER, En-
pire design, border sides
with handsome dado, top
border finished with a
novelty drapery fringe;
worth $40 pair; Mon
day $3.50 pair.
The herald., 1897-04-04
Organdies. 2sc.

Organdies of fine weave
and exquisite patterns,
in pretty, soft-toned ef-
fects. Most Of these
have just been received,
and should never sell
under 8bc.
The herald., 1897-04-04
Lace Curtains So Pair,
Lace Curtains,
S3.75 Pair.

A world beater, Rococo
design, plain center. in
termingled with stem of
roses, printers ink can
not do this handsome
curtain Justice, in white,
wauld sell at $3.50
pair.
Lace Curtains. 81 pair.
Very fine quality of Fish
Net, with double Rem
iessance border, close
weave of double twisted
thread, strikingly beau
tiful, 81 yards by Sd
inches wide, a good sS
value.
Portieres, $40 pair.
Tapestry Portieres, tin
sci effect, very hand.
some, extra large tassel
fringe, border sides, ex-
ira heavy, Oriental col
ors, worth s15.
The herald., 1897-04-04
Portiers.
$3.50 Pair.

Corduroy Portiers, 90
inches wide. 3 yards
long, solid colors, very
swell, hand-tied dra-
perry fringe, all popular
shades; worth $3.50.
The herald., 1897-04-04

Millinery.

Conjure up in your mind the pret>
test hats you have ever seen.
Muster the most entertaining mill
linerv ideas ever conceived. and
you'll have some mixing as to
what we are now exhibiting to
hundreds Of delighted women
every day. Not all expensive ones
either. The SIS and $6 hats are
truly marvels, but when it comes
to the expensive ones we must
halt because we can find no words
to do them justice.
The herald., 1897-04-04
Great Glove Special.

Ladies' Genuine English Deerskn Kid Gloves with
large buttons and heavy Cordell Embroidery
These have cable and come in tan, brown
ox-blood, cream and black. There is but a small
assortment of them left We take pleasure in
recommending them for shopping walking
They have been selling regularly tor 81 the pair.
On Monday you may have choice of them if you
come early, for
The herald., 1897-04-04
Extraordinary Draperies.

March was. record breaker in this department.
You know what that 1t means more effort n
STYLE and brighter selections than BEFORE
costs for Anri.
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cO|!iMSTOck. o.


Regular Correspondent
The weather has moderated a little,
Miss Mary Tatro returned home
Monday after weeks visit at Mr..
Summers she reports having a
pleasant time.
John Gilbertson visited with Tom
Tompson for few days; he is con-
templating farming a part of the
southwest quarter of section - in the
strip.
Bert DeLorimier is moving out on
his claim.
Bert DeLorimier and Tom Tomp-
son spent the evening at Mr.. Gra-
hams Tuesday.
On the 3rd of March quite q crowd
of young folks came in and gave Miss
Anna Erickson a grand surprise; it
was her 10Th birthday.
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Chicora, Pa, Herald" Richard
Vensel reports One Minute Cough
Cure the greatest success of medic..l
science. He told us that it cured his
whole family OF terrible coughs and
colds, after ali other so-called cures
had failed entirely. Mr.. Eensel said
it assisted his children through q !
very bad siege Of measels. One Min
ute Cough Cure makes expect toration
very easy and rapid. Chaplin Drug
store. IS
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-03-11
Notice of Annual City
Election.

The citizens of the City of Warren,
in the County Of Marshall, and State
OF Minnesota, who arc qualified to
vote at general elections, are hereby
notified that the annual city election
for said city will be held at the En-
gine House, on the East half OF Lot
z, in Block 8; in said city, on Tues
day, the 10Th day of March, 4. D.
1897, (being the third Tuesday in
March, between the hours of nine
O'Clock in the forenoon and five
O'Clock in the afternoon OF the same
day. to elect: - ...-
j One Mayor; three Aldermen; one
Recorder; one Treasurer; one Justice
OF the Peace; one Constable; and also
at the same time and place to vote
upon the question whether license
shall be granted to any person or
persons to sell in said city, lager
beer, spurious, vinous, malt or fer
mented liquors. i
Dated at Warren, Mimi, this 9th
day OF February, A. D. 1897.
A. B. NELSON,
City Recorder.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-03-11
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbidden to
drive across or many manner tres
pass upon the SEA Of sec. 81, Tp.
155, range 4s, known as the Nlent-
ger farm. ...s
Warren, Mimi. Feb.53 S97.
pErER I. ERlcEsoS
Tenant.