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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-17
Artistic Trimming.

Miss Louise Woodbury. is still con-
hned to the house through illness, but
Miss Simmons, of the Butler-Shulz Mil
tlnery parlors of San F~ranaisco, a person.
al friend of Miss Woodbury., has voiun-
teered to come up and do the trimming
in Miss Woodburry's establishment
until after the Holidays. She is one of
the leading trimmers of San Francisco
and her visit will insure excellent work
to n patrons of the establishment. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-17
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Cut Rates for School-Marms.


Il. G. Cutting has issued the follow
ing circular letter:
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
CARSON CITY, Nevada.
To the Teachers: The California
STATE Teachers Association meets in
San Francisco December 1881, inclu-
sive. Any Nevada teacher desiring
to attend the meeting will be given a
special rate I'VE the Southern Pacific
system as follows:
Buy a regular ticket to San Fan
cisco and have a receipt, such as has
been used for our Institutes, made out
by he ticket agent. On returning
you will get a TICKET, on presentation
of the receipt. for one-third the rae
from San Francisco to Auburn, Cal,
rl0s one-fifth The rate from there to
starting point. For instance, from
feno, II you do not wish to lay over
% going trip, buy a ticket to San
francisco for 50 :55 or if you do wish
a stop-over p~rivigege, for SO :O5.
Have the receipt made out. When
you return you will be shed, on
presentation of the receipt to San
Franchises agent, a ticket good for con-
tluuous tip 20 Reno for S $40, making
the round Trip from Reno $11 95 with
out stop-over, or Sl2 AS with stop-over
privilege
You can take advantage of this rate
any time from now to the close of the
meeting and need not return until
January 4th or 5tb,
Teachers desiring to secure the rate
must procure receipt blanks from this
office. Care should be taken that thew
are made out correctly, for no rebates
will be paid. The time of the five-day
round trip ticket on the V. & T. road
will be extended SO they can be used
for this trip.
Any further explanation will be
gladly furnished you from this Office.
Respectfully yours.
81 c. CUTTING.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-17
This Way for Meat.

In order 10 get good meat pick it
out yourself and pick it out at the
right place. The meat that makes a
man saucy and Independent and is
killed just at the right time and hung
up just long enough to be right,
those juicy p~orterhouses that John
Rosser is selling now, cheap for cash,
are the kind.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-17

Cotton balling-l sheet for comforter
rs ceuts'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-17
Tennessee's Pdrdner."

This delightful play which is to be
presented here this evening. is a Car
son play, and many of the characters
Will be recognized as having lived in
this vicinity. 1t is one of Bret Hartes
napp'est efforts and is sure of a pack
ed house.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-17
Like a Bicycle.

Latest improvement in sewing-
machines. The new rotary motion
oall bearing Wheeler & Wilson. See
the cabinet and other styles just re-
ceiVed by Cagwin & ware
agents Tor Carson and vicinity.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-17

Try one or Spanio'a S cent cigars at the
'ohnson's Drug Store. We challenge
any ; cent cigar for comparison.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-12-17

READY FOR
XMAS
OFFERINGS FOR
THE HOLIDAYS
The following new goods are now on salesat
prices never offered before.
Silk and Cheffon blouse fronts MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
Meek Fush'ncs All Wool Underwear
Neck Scars Co,4.d Gil, 1I.1o..o
Ladies Linen Handke,chieEs 100 doz Neott.e.
Ladies Silk Handkerchiefs ,test S4ue. Eu..
i>dO gloves New York
Chadrens Kid Gloves Silk Muffers and peese~s
" ooi@1r 1o0os Fur Lined Gloves
Ladies Facinators Sill and
Anl"eo WOODEN Skirts Linen Handkerctiefs
iao.e linen Silk Stripped
lS~pAns Flannel Overshirts
open work F'now ohams and many other
Open Work Table Scacfs a. c es too
Chenille tapestry liable covers numerous to mention,
ChndGens Mufs and Boas y
Ia Is h sHn1s :R1ada E. D3 Dozen entirely new to select from.
n % % f y" 1 1nen E%5r t%1sSia ssr 1""n" c:
Fancy embr%derei drawn "n wo eds9 hs spam mnhs T yah u nanahe 1n% n,5 %s
uoLIDAY GLOVES. In II Shades.
IL 4button finest finished eG h hdS 81 " S . once embroidered back we clasp ""t
The Garcia button ant 2 clars, in III shades, 81 o.
We We want va" u" CALI Sn1 ySr s1 pa fassnats ss4e ana If ' E5P PPs fS BY a trying ing on on Ca ian BE be exchange,
Glove is the very be Si in the hsn mspk a no s tine s f hG%SG cha handles nd les the am The Eskay
United States. e"eS" VI"
- SPECIAL SALES.
" oroer 70 snow our holiday goods we wills sell IN THURSDAY nd FRIDAx-
II and ID yards for ST. vi """s salt
figured tlierdown 40 c a yard, during sale 25c a yard.
Embroidered Flannel In White and Grew for Ladies. Skirts un,.
price 81 2 during Sale go ayard.
hosiery Bale onsATURDAY, DEC H. between 2 and 5 W e will SELF
ooI 90 eW- f16insdorf utopia Black feaed Cotton Hose at ia a nmr
- y n heHmsdon extah heavy CottonII Hose r 2c seller ia a pdr No moro
han 8 PART 20 M cuNomer w h"t
MDpon Bale During the week beginning SATURDAY, the llh. until
"A ID Y the 18Th, W e will sell all our Ribbon at a discount of % nor GOVT
N-r NHh WI u" 3G our Wc will be loco u % will be 1874 c: o. 35c wilt
pe"t|o ur ACC will be 80 c. m so on i'll all widths.
or reasons Tor doing hsa ire two fold. FIRST to ronyinceo r cuStunm ha~
~ ~, Hss chealel mans any house in Nevada. but mainly to show Won thai
." h"Hsa III pure Silks (notc cotton ck whtho other stores aa oamnr. a.,
LIZ" 'S 0Sty you i%$ but wIlk@p their shape ad lusre
DfeS bargains We have received % more nioas Of nu.
"ooosm "orteds, MohairS Silk effects Lizard ETC. which ve will coll a.o .~
heIe"h~ea Ores Pattern, Innings included, s. 25a st
+. w. DAY..
THE YANKEE cLoTHIER"
Goods Sold for Cash Onlv.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30
.Fad anA Fip.

g.s -. 70. . . ~
"A recently Published article on The
derivation Of the word ''fad'' speaks ef
it as being Of Welsh origin, giving
fedd' as the root word "a correspond
ant writes on the subject The word
fad ie q manufactured word, not given
BY Worcester. It has been in use only .
Ebort time, comparatively, and while it
may be derived from the Welsh it is
more probable that it is made from the
initial letters Of the words for day.
The word tip originated, it is said, in
that way. The story goes that in an old
time English tayernsa receptacle for
small coin was placed il conspicuous
place over which appeared tie legend,
To insure promptness Whatever was
placed in the box was given to the serv-
ants Other taverns followed the exam
pie, and soon the three words were writ
ten 7. !. p, everybody knowing what
they indicated. Then the punctuation
marks We're dropped, and the word tip
was born. Fad and tip are Of the
same class and kind"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30
Probate NoJice.
FIRST publication Dec. %, 1891

CFirst publication Dec. 23. lSek.J
state Of Minnesota, s. Probate Csnrt.
County Of Marshall g special term. Dec. Is, 81
II THE NATTER OF 7nE EsrArE OF NILS
NILSSON. deceased.
On receiving ard fling the petition nj E. H.
Hobe. Vice consul Of sweden anas Norway,
Of the III City Of st. Pau1- repre-
senting, among OF her things, that Nils Nils
son. late Of the conlty Of Marsh;lH IN the sta te
81 Miunssota. on thu s3rd day of Asnx.sst. A: ID,
1896. at the comfy III Marshall. died tntestate.
aud besn9 all inhtbtant OF this county at the
time Of his death, lravlng goods. cAnttels. aud
eer,4t. Within this county. and that the said pes
toner il Vice GORsul OF sweden anlsi Norway.
and praying that administration OF said estate
bp to- Abel Garbs,7g granted: .s.SS
1t Ia Ordered. That suid petition he heard be-
fnre said Cuuet. on Friday the 1zth day OF
january, u. lMs. at ~ o'clock n, M, at the
Probate office iA NArrs., IN A4id t%nnty
Ordered tnrtAer. that notice thereof be given
to the heirs Asid de.aned and to nil i,ersoDa
intsrvstei, ~ .ubhsh,nE this order once s,
III each week FOR three successive weeks
prior TO III Il day III bs,lrinx. u!
the WAKREN SAHAF, a weekly newsPal, yer printed
and published NJ Warren In said es,nhty.
| DARED ut Warren, Mimi. this 18th day OF
December a. D. lSS7.
'ssss38 s@s BY the t,0nrt. 81 ii,
fsEAL1 sErfslk II. ii DIM,
| NE '5s3s.5 J nudge; u Probate
i
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30
Battle Of the Buckles.

In petty war carried on between the
rival cites of Athens and EgeB small
body of soldiers entered the latter town.
They were met by an angry mob Of
women who unclasped their girdlcs,
which were fastened with metal buckles,
and attacked the foe furiously The sol
diers hesitated, not wishing to injure
the women, but the ARRAY became sc
serious that they fed down the streets
The women pursued them, using their
long sashes as lassos and striking the
enemy without mercy.
The case was afterward brought into
the courts, and, sorrowful to relate, was
decided against the Egeans, for the
judges decreeG that henceforth NO Egean
woman should wear a, buckle The
Atbeuians thereupon ook'spec1al pride
in this ornament, which they TAINTED
before the eyes Of their rivals 9 current
Literature. II 3 rs B. q # sz 81 3 n
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30
FIRST psbilcation Dee. %. 1877
Probate Notice.
SoantS q MssssS: 6:*

Stats 81 nreDmt
N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF sILAs
e MERRIAM, deceased.
On rea ding and fling the netition OF S. Cooke,
administrator OF the esta te OF Silas Merriam.
deceased. representing. among other things.
that hi hNs fully atlministered sold estate, aud
ha4 in gOOsffaith psil certain debts and claims
against said estate which! have not been proved
nor allowed. and praying that u time
aud place be fixed for examining
and allowing his account OF his nt1ministratin n.
sincluui,:a, said debts and claims paid ny him
and not proved or allowed and for the 1883 xn-
u, ut ~ the residne OF said estate to heirs
4 It Istir cred. that said account be- examined.
and petition and appsiratOn for the allowances
Of SAID claims and debts 80 paid By him a., not
yet allowed according Va law. he heard by the
Judge OF this Court. on Saturday. the 1ssh day
If January. a.. D. lS!.ss at ten clock q. m. ut
his Office in SAID county. .
Alil it il further ordered. that notice thereon
be given to all persons jDtererted by UuSlishing
this ORDER for three Essc1t ssive weeks prior to
sid day Of hearing. in thu. " AMREN s'' EAT. =
weekly newspaper. printed and published ut
Warren in said County.
Dated at WARREN. Mimi, the s2nGs day OF
Decclr her, A. u. 1887
1851 ny the Court. 9H
sSfsEAL PETER H.5HOLM.
$50 Il Judge OF Probate
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30
He Converted Her.

Its all right, Mary, " he said pa
tiently. Go into politics and run for
Office if you want to. But remember
one thing-the cartoonists II be after
you as soon az you're candidate. !"
II don't care. s X.
:,'And they Il put your picture in the
paper, with your hair ont Of curl and
your hat on crooked. 81
Do you think they would do that?''
the inquired apprehensively.
OF course. Aud they Il make your
Paris gowns look like 10 cent calico and
ray that yonr sealskin cloak is imita.
tion. ss
William, she said, after Q thought
3 full pause. 81 guess Ill jussntay right
here and make home happy. = WISH
ington Star. 3i;5 5ss8
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30
CANADIAN EXCURSION

Tickets will II. sold i. the :I,,t.t i.
ern Pacific, from, D.rslt,ilrr I'll. ] 10
31st inclusive. ~ points III Ont ,,riq
and Qmelns: IN f,tI .,,i4f sil,t l...sl
Ear. $40 t..,. ,..,,..,l trip. Ticket.
good 1.,r tops, y,.tr;; good tltra.'..
5ln,.l,tns iit,n. .l:.tt ,,f SALE. .Hy fin,
pi.litinn 1T ,...ii,,:yp inv. fl,,,,, i.,,,t-
lpai to- ti,.. 81 .i,.k..t. will ~.
sold to I,tli,lr4 i.l ie,yst 50 ,t.tt
New RrunsWic Upon, 81, .y,n.t,f ~
reas.,i,,, t'le ,s,,,,,.lIsfs ~, a,iai tis,,l.
tickets will l.,,.N trn1r,l lily agents ut
passengers .tpa:iln.ti AiJ. NIL t,l.
Northern Pacific agent for further
information Il
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30
First 'pubiicntion Nov. Is, 1871 {
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

;lEFAUI.T; having been made IN the payment ot
y ! I ne SUN of Fifty md 67.10O Dollars; which Ia
ai,nst to be due md Is due At the da te Of this
r,,tice upon certain mort gage: duly exscu:ed
and ,leiivefd by Claude GoiH and John e.. Dickin
son unmarried men. IN irKaE',rs.i to ROl!n r.
Ns:lury. lHOrlgagae. bearing date the lot day
ss,fa.Inne. 1886. and with q power Ut sale therein
,:uii nest. duly recorded in the Orice OF the Reg
;strr Of tbeeds III aud for the county Of Marshall
,r,i State Of Minnesota. the 2sth day OF June,
1875 at 1850 O'Clock. q. nj. In book - Of mort
.,.s5 sst.r. stsM page 4!5.i
ID: iMsr.. III alKO secured by and will become dne
id mortgage, the further sum OF 100 md
Inv or otherwise. to recover the debt secured
l,y S;li,: mortgage. OF lny part thereof.
y NV, Therefore. NOrtce Is tlerel' y Given tina
by virtue of the power Of sale contained IN said
s,.,rt y,,ae and pursuant to the sta: ute III such
q, i. II, e and pr,viIeti. the SAID mortgage WIN
,r forecIDaed by asiile Of the premises descrtbed
nf.n.t conveyed bYs1niN nj orrEne. IL:
ter and Thu. Northeast quarter ~ the SOnthenst
uuartpr Of section Twenty hree OBJ and Lots
Three 81 Four "a and Five (5l IN section TWen-
II -fOnr ts4l all township One HnaIred a az.
tfty.tiye t15sl north. Of range Forty three CHI
west. cODt,intuK about 1!6 and 25.lOO acres VI
la,,d II, cOrdtng to the United States govern,
men, survey thereof in Ma,slail county aug
sra te Of MiNnesOia with the herpdftan,ents and
|,ppnrtevai,ces; which, sale will be maze by the
sheriff Of said Marshall county. Ut. the front
1lOO,. Of the Court house. in the City OF WarreAs
i, snid couM,v and state. on the eiahth day U1
Ia, nary lSs&, Mt ten O'Clock q. III .of that day,
nj pns,ic vendns. to the hi2 hest bidder for casa
8 uay said debt Of FIFTY And G7-1OO Dollars
and interest. aud the taxes. i any. on said
premises. and Twenty five Dollars attorneR'
iet,s. AZ stipulated Inland by said mortRagsti,
cls.. al foreclosure AND he dill. ul'sene.ts Al
lowed by law; subject to redemption ut any tnas
I8w;l,n Que year from the day Of sale, as PRO
vi,leL by law. Sss3
Dnte.i November -, 1897. 5
- KOLLlN Il. MALLORY.
IN, II MoHTAar:H, MOrtRngea.'
Attorney for Mortgaeee. Crookston. Mimi,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30
Free Of Charge to Sufferers,

Cut this ont and take it to Your
druggist and get 4 sample b tile
FREE Of Or. Kings New Discovery
forGonsumpti"l Coughs a'"lColds.
They do not ask You to buyne'ore
trying. This Will show ! on The
g, eat merit 1T this truly wonder
ful remedy ,at,,i show yon What g. Il
lie ...rc,nn!s li>hcd l.y tl.e.,:ee u,ar siz.:;
bottle This IS nn +xl e ime at. AID
would he disastrous tn the piuprf.
ttors, lid hey not know i Wonl !
3ilyar,ahly cur May tie i'tS'
l'hyslcl;rns are INV using Il IL tllvl!
|. rac,icr with great results. and
are relying on 1t in 'nost severe.
eases. lC is gl,rant1e.' 'rrls'i
bottles free ATM hitney,s d:ug>tort.
Regular size 50 cents and 81. 10. ]
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30


- r. 49, ~ usael ss.ss
soul az Is Bspoklyn elsctrisian.
BEEN sorely tried 81 the nocturnal
sonRs o. cstss Night inter night Ills veil
earned rest would be broken ~ the solos,
duets and choruses y hich were given 81
the feline, in his back yard.
One night. while he was lying awake
vowiug deer and summary vengeance on
his tormentors, AN inspiration cameto
him. He had heard that the cat. like the
akylark, does not sing on the ground. Il
must climb q fence TO ind inspiration
for the ontpourings Of its musical soul.
The electrioian's back yard is surround
ed by a high fence, which would inyari.
ably be studded with dim silhos,ette s far
into the night, bnt they are there no
longer. The overwrought sufferer con.
.ceived the idea Of running wire through
which be could send q powerful current
around the top Of the fence, the switch
bar being close to his hand. He says the
sweetest moment Of his life was when
the iirst cat bumped it's back against tho
wire He joyously pressed the button.
There was 4 ragged; alternA ting currvllit
kind Of howl and an instantaneous
whisking Of furry mass. ard all was
still Within week not . cat would
come within ten rods of that fence, and
lhe Ingenious Brooklynite now sleeps
peacefully Exchange
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30
Fraass's Ons 0.s,ssAaas.

~ xr000oO O0o 00SA1Oee0os
There is only ono gnillotine in France.
all others having long s:nce been dc.
stroyed. The one OF Paris alone remains,
but it travels all over the country. II
the course Of its peregrinations the -.
strument is governed BY local customs,
@and according to their nature are exc
=cutions painful or painleR
In some departments the condemned
is slowly taken to the places Of execution
through the streets, and toilet details
depend On local precedentk
Not long ago . prisoner was taken ID
carly mass, and meanwhile the instru-
ment Of death awaited him by the church
door. S.@.% S9'
In Paris only Is minutes intervene
from the waking. of the prisoner to the
fall Of his head in the basket, but in the
country the hungry knife is sometimes
allowed to wait for it's victim for hours
The condemned is entirely in the keep
ing Of the jailer, who is responsible for
the man S ife--that is to say, it is his
duty to deliver to the guillotine living
being. ....5. 7. .z..:zs 5....#
But as things are the prisoner is often
oeedlessly .trmcnted by the timidity Of
the keeper, who, knowing to what pom.
allies he would be subject. is often over
anxious to guard against suicida Pear
son q Weekly. s 5t .#..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30
Land Once at Crookston. MINI. \
. -. -. Nov. ~. 1897. -

Land Once at Croo kston. Nina.
Nov. ~. 1907
4 Notice Il hereby Eive,, that the blowing
NAMED settler has hled notice u ais intention 20
TINT rnii proof ~ilthe rnn,te before che Clerk of
.nSirict court ii M.srrh,ll .., Man. Ut Mar
sre,,, Mimi, ON January y. ISM. VIZ:
.ss Tile n. O.lpgA,,rtlen,
II i. 14.lOs. S,,r the SM y EM and LDts = 2. sec.
5, M. l56 NJ Of Il - ~
Hs names the. following witnesses to prove
NJ. !. Ss,.iaenes upon and cultivation
- S s Am nison, otto Ii. skonovd. Martin
d, y Sn,SSf,r Lary u. Dahltn. nli VI Juvik1I.O
Mimi. !, s, z, !, ..,,..,.,x
sss Register.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30
DO You \ |a| I gHlll

a L home 81. tn, ling with GOOD fAYl
~ 20, write us for particulars, ;:ivin...'
agss,.l.d occupation. iOll..,,il work
all or part time, md the work y, i i
.llGHT AND EASY Address,
THE HAWKS NURSERY COMPANY,
Mll.WAUK EE, WI
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30

Miss Ali, Hughes, Norfolk Va.
,y,,s i,ightfuIlx burned o., the free
aud neck. PHI. wns Instantly re-
;..vrl 10y DevVitt's Witch Hazel solve.
sxl,iclll.p.lp.l ID. injury Wit t,Dl,f1l eav-
!, no y, sea,r. ltsis tln.t,,,i,t,lspilt REM
3astiy t'l.ani,.'4 I)rn.y'' i.ern.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30
\ cycle Il S,a.s..ly.

Better 70 years n Europe than q
sycle in Oathay, = wrote Tennyson.
thinking he had made 4 hne contrast
Int now Dr. 4. 81. Graves tells % that
= ! cycle 81 Ca&hay" q Just 60 yeazA
sop Tenpyson's mo contrast wants. ~
I nisyi,le II = IN =
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30
Eucklen's Arnica Salve.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.

The best Saly4 II, tie. world fl
Cuts, Rr,nses ores 'Icsrs., sal,
.khe,,n,,s Fever Sores, Letter, ''l,al,.:
Alaa# Haness, 4 hiib!aiIls.3 orll-. a g,
all Skin Erurtions, and positively g ]
cures tiles, on 'rt' l,,'yr qi'lts:d. =
Is guaranteed to give perfect salts.
faction ar money rr,tun,tets rice
- cents pr i.,x. Or |. sale . by I y
r. Whit,ry.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30

d Mrs. Mary Bird. Harrisburg, Pa,
SAYS, ..hIy ct,lf'l is worth inillionS TO
M: yet / would nave lost Ter by
.rnup had not invested went i've
cents ina. bOt,Ienf One Minute Cough
Cure" I5sc,lrr+ coughs. colds ANT
iii throat and lung ,ronblts. Cha
pins Drug Store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30

Leave. c2ooksroA nESsacHRnuLE: Arriy.
ss% Z md FROM 81. naui :.s 1 8.
.: - y. m. Hts pnRl ~ h,stitpE u. SIS am
''reSnAst r tini Y. dIR:Ttss
7;aa \. winnipeg nx ls;ls PIN
Though Tickets "a. atan ard t,hinA, via
ravon. and Nor, hern P..ri!,c tv.lmsh;p Co.
For ,ntrlinlion tin as. i,,i. Us and tickets
5:a,inn.,r write Ticket gpnI. N Z. r.: Cruokstol.
Wibn.. or %SzS
CMAA. =. vIs T.. Gen. 'ass: Ag't.
r i..z.El st. Paul. Mimi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30

Ono Minute Cough Cure cures qnirk-
". T. nt,..s what YOU Want! Ciia-
Dl,,'s Drug Store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-12-30

Abe Peoples Tr.ldi,,g Company
have ,i.,st sl,-,..iy e<l 1. &, ,llsign Intnt of
Gle celebrated Nick ihtllI In ID. Don't
Inil 10 zee this lint ltiiOre Yousb,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-12
MONTY ALMOST WASTED.

Tho millo aires OF this country
seem to have entered upon "a COMPETE
ton to supply surprises for their less
fortunate iullow.beings. Closely iol.
lowing the crltioisms on the Bradley
Martin ball Just held at the Waldorf,
at a cost OF q quarter OF a million dol
lafp, or theIeabouis, comes the on
nounoement that John Jacob Astor lie
about to erect hanging garden, or o
roof garden, evidently something
after the fashion Of old Babylon, only
on q grander scalo than the ancient
"wonder OF the world" Tho garden
will be- open, OF course, only to
the most select and wealthy
OF New York society. 1t will
be provided with glass roof under
which will reign perpetual summer.
There will DO trees and flowers and
fountains and statuiry, and dinners
and concerts and balls. Tropical birds
will nestle in the branches Of tropical
trees and winged singers will charm
with their thrills, while the PERU mes
OF pRradlse Will Ill the air with irsg.
rance. Bat all this Is ouly for the
select few whose wealth supposedly
exalts them above the common people.
Nobody will deny the right OF thoas
who have an aoundancs OF money to
spend 1t in whatever way they
Ind proper, u, long as they do no
injury to anybody else, but common
sense should not be disregarded In the
matter OF the disposition o! aCcumu
lated property. Money spe1t on public
improvements or on business enter
prlses that give work, and consequent
ly bread, to hundreds for years and
yeats, Is well spent, while capital in.
vested in objects OF no other use than
The qualification of vain ambition
certainly is ed to very large ex-
tent. In enoient days, when the
hanging gardens of Babylon were
built, or when Egyptian rulers con.
strucIed the pyramids that were to
rec,ive their bodies after death as
In everlasting grave chambers,
they conferred benefit upon
their people. among whom they Ills
tributei the public treasury in consld-
GRAFTON OF labor performed, and TINT
probably 10 times of scarcity and dis.
lress, There 10 therefore no parallel
between their enterprises and those
now 30 rOunuly criticised In the press.
There Is no lack OF enterprises in
which money can be proitabiy in.
vested. There Is no excuse for wasting
1t on folly and diaplay. This remark,
however, applies equally tol the poor
and to the rich. For the worsingman
hat spends, say $40 on luxurles, IA mol,
wiser than the millionaire who pays
500, 000 TO crafty his vanity.