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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-06
STAGE GLlNTS.

Denman Thompson is nearly Ga years
old and does not deem it necessary to
''make up for the stage.
Tim Murphy has a new play called
1.-THE Carpetbagger" and has changed
his name to Wilks Barra. i
Clara Morris, the emotional actress,
is writing a series of short stories based
upon incidents in her own life.
The Frawley company returned re-
Gently from it's ocean JUMP to Homo
lulu and opened at the California, San
Francisco.
Flo Irwin was severely shocked re-
Gently in Kansas City by stepping on a
live wire that was carelessly exposed
ON the stage.
Maud Harrison. who has been in re-
tirement the last few seasons, is to re-
turn to the stage in one of the best parts
in 80 Susannah.
General George A. Forsyth, U. S.
A., the hero of Five Forks, has written
a four act society play that stands a
show for production in the east.
The new play written by George Hib-
bard, the novelist, for the Lyceum the
ater, New York, is called "Marlbor-
ough," and is placed in the reign Of
Queen Anne.
John Wild, Mrs Annie Yeamans and
Dan Collyer, all old members of Edward
Harrigan's company, have formed a
combination to play sketch on the
vaudeville stage. -
Chicago and other cities this season
will see Nat G. Goodwin in Nathan
Hale, the new play written for him by
Clyde Fitch, but New York will have
to wait until next season.
Dramatic authors are we'll treated in
France. They get 10 per cent Of the
gross receipts Of their plays and loo
francs worth of tickets for every even.
ing when they are played. 81
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-06

1t is easy to catch q cold and just
as easy to get rid OF it if you COM
mence early to use One Minute Cough
Cure. 1t cures coughs, colds, hron-
chitis, pneumonia and all throat and
lung troubles. 1t il pleasant to
take, safe to use and sure to cure.
Chapin's Drug Store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-06

Mrs. Stark, pleasant Ridge, o.,
says, CATER two doctors gave up
:n,y.i,ov tn die, Il saved him front,
Group by using One Minute Cough
Cnrp.; lit il the quickest and most
certain remedy for coughs, colds and
all throat and lung troubles. Cha
pins Drug Store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-06

Miss Allie Hughes, Norfolk, Va,
was frigh,fuIlv burned on the tnce
and neck. Pain WIS Instantly re-
tiev~h 10y DpWitt's Witch Hazel Salvr.
Which l'-:.lr'l tl'-.itijtlfy >"irl",ntleav.
ing ~ er.r. 1t il: tn" fan'nns pile re'''-
ely. Chnpin'r Drug Sturp.%' =.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-06
Land Office at Crookston, MIMI.
NV, al 1907

Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler hss died notice Of his intention TO
make final prt,of in support OF his claim, ana
that snid proof will be made before the Clerk OF
District Court of Marshall 60, Mimi. at Var
rem, MIMI, on January g. 1898. viz: ~
Ole T. Odegaarden,
H. +, A,1os. TOR the SHs NEA md Lots s. sec.
, Tp. 155 n. OF X. AZ w. sr " .,.:;,.-.-
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon end cultivation
of said land. viz:
NeIn p, Amuudson, Otto l.. Skonovd. Martin
e. Soberg, Lars y. Dahlin, oil OF Juvik +. o.,
SYLVESTER PETERsoN. j
,.>s :: Register.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-06

Prosperity comes quickest to the
man whose liver ia in good condition.
DevVitt's Little Early: kisers are ia
mons little pills for. constipation,
biliousness, indigestio1l1 and all stom-
nrl and liver troubles. Chapin's
Drug Store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-06
YOUR t"9sF'0RTuNE

e your health. Your ha pr.ness Is your strength
Keep the HGska 6ss<3 Throat clear ard healthy
CUAMl6Asgs6 N1ESN,lIell. INN 4 I.ER - the
RreHteas relief rtankind in all head tropblea.
CURyA COLDS, IaOWE, TlvikO Mt. GA
TAURM. sThatiA Dt!or Of Catn<rh die:
lS6hmm. ~ my ONLY GU aim AN,s.
x esA'. ct ~ prnsxsss se.d fer H. ~
1Sst. eSSts, Ssad for e.. K a~Rthat. Inn.
80 CCaIls 1: iRIJo o.. 1iECkA ms. lxD., {. i. \
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-06

PERSONAL CHATS.

It is said that Cecil Rhodes has never
been known to be late for an appoint
ment :.
Governor Powers Of Maine is the
wealthiest man who ever held Office III
that state.
One great namo energies from thu
Dreyfus middle. Major Patty de Clam
it seems, was prosecuting officer at tn.
court martial. ..
Robert F. Ballantine of Newark, N
j., gave his wife $4,000 diamond
necklace on the fortieth anniversary Of
their wedding.
George W. Vanderbilt, the .pnfortn:
nate son Of ". II. Vanderbilt, who was
ont OF with only go, 900, 900; carries 4
lite insurance policy Of 81, 600. 600. =
Nix. Gladstone has been reading the
new Lie Of Tennyson and says be feel>
abashed when he compares his own
mental powers with those Of the gres,
poet.
J, David Macferron, who has been treas.
axer of Allegheny City. Pa. for over 40
years, during which time he has han.
died millions of public money, talks Of
resigning.
1t is announced that ex-President
Cleveland and Secretary Gagewilt'make
addresses at The opening Of the Winona
Presbyterian assembly 1t Warsaw, Ind.
next June.
1t 10 said that the Bradley Martins
will soon leave Balmacaan for Egypt,
saRhere nowadays fashionable American
colony vies in social gayetics with the
long established English colony aud
those OF other European nations.
, The beautiful widow of the late Ma
Ioleon Sarony, who first made pho
Biography An art, was married the other
day to Domenico Bonnand, a wealthy
Italian merchant of New York, and
sailed for Europe for the honeymoon.
John Temple Graves Of Georgia; *in u
recent lecture on >'The New Woman
and the Old, said woman is no Ion
ger sentiment. She is problel4, and
it is now our unhappy mission to Crap
pie with her or surrender, us l have
: done. -.. -: -: =.
A correspondent 81 the Amherst Rec
ord says that the late Professor Tyler
xas one Of the few eminent laen who
were twice honored BY Harvard with
the degree OF doctor So lar IS is Known
there nre only four men who have'twice
received this distinction. ::
Two of the oldest men in the house
Of representatives at Washington are
Galusha A. Grow of Pennsylvania and
Jehu Baker Of Illinois, who represents
William r. Morrison's old district.
Mr.. Baker Was born in 1892 and is a
year older than Mr. Grow.
Thomas Mexican Of Philadelphia,
who has given 500, 900 for the new law
school building of the University of
Peunsylvania, is q great grandson Of
Chief Justice Thomas Mexican, one of
the most prominent representatives, of
Pennsylvania. and of Delaware as well,
during the Revolutionary period.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-06

Mrs. NJ. h. Ford, Rntidell's, Ill.,,
suffered for eight. years from dyspep-
sia. and CHRONIC. constipation and
was finally "nr.4'a&''y using D'Witt's
Little Early Kisers. thu famous little
pills for all STOMACH and liver trou-
bles. Chapin's drug Store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-06
DO YOU TRAVEL

Are you going to take 4 tripi DO you suffer from
Severe Hs.GaShes NSrvoMsnsss, se :, 4, f.
I;l!!s TTsHiniLAN's, MENTlI0L dNMAE
sesickncss BY the OF this Inhaler: the srcatest
sln,ulant and preventative known Wonderful re-
MANS iNHALERaannd you will always use 1t
nail; so cents. Send Tor Hook kenthol, irce.
CUGuAAE nRCG Co.. NNCENNEE. IND, u. 8. 4. ::
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-06

Mrs. Mary Bird. furnishing, Pa,
says *"My child i1 worth millions tt,
me: YET l would have lost her by
,r.,,lp had I noteinv+@teJ twenty-five
.t'l,tx iii;a imttl-tfOn- Minute Cough
tnre," 1t r,,r..- congt<, colds and
ali sthr...t and lnnS tronhlts. Cha
pins Drug Store. VI; :, IT,. - ::
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-06
NOVELTIES

The new iridescent cyprus glass is as
fascinating as it is delicate.
/. Long, narrow leather hand bags with
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-06

DeWitt's Witch Hazel SALve
Cares Plies. SealAs. Barss.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-06
Something 70 Kn-w.

it may be worth something to
know that ,be very s!"'st medicine
for restoring he tired out nervous
system t" 4 Healthy y1gor is Flee
tiic Rit,erS. Tie nled cine is pure
| ~ " getubje. acts, by giving tone
/" the 'erve cen,ers the ston-
ach, gently stimulates tic Liver
and Kidneys, and aids these organs
in throwing off impurities i" the
h ood. Eectric Bitters improves
the appe'ita, aids Il gestion, and is
pronounced 10y these VIII" have
tried it as the very best blood pu-
ritter amty new" tonic. Try it.
Said for zoe and $I0O per bottle at
Whitney's drug store; J.. .
The Pe"plt,s Trading Company
have Just r-t+ivpd Il consignment Of
the r+4I+ir;,1rd MrkibI'in hats. Don't
iail to st.t, this bat before YOU hny.
Ou" Minnt4Eough Cure cures quick-
~. THm1's* what !Oq want! Cha.
pin q Drug Store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-01-06

+ The State: Bank of Warren
is the place where you can
get a:Loan on your Farm with
out delay. 4:..: -. T..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-05
PROVIDENCE NEWS.

Partisan dressmakers are OF the mind
for the moment at least that the most
perfect nt can be accomplished with
robes THAT are fastened i'm the hack
Therefore for al tiWe the fashionable wo-
man will be more than ever dcpendent
on the tender mercies OF her maid. IL
was the coming In OF the princess gowng
that suggested this inconvenient change.
Panniers give a modish finish TO the fan
gowns. They are fiat panniers. suggest
ed by skillfully twisted application Of
braid or OF embroidery.
Very smart are the short coats adapt-
cd TO women with short figures. one
that might become almost any one was
OF dark blue cloth, with pointed fronts
that were lined with gupure and fell
over the black satin grdle. The double
revers. also lace covered. were 50 ar
ranged that the one above projected /,
little over the larger one below. The
Irish gupure which formed the facing
was mounted over ivory white satin
Very high in the back was the iacket
collar. with likewise It's facing OF lace
throwing the outlines Of the face into
relief. The blouse beneath the inclket
was OF figured silk IN blue and white.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-05

In Ireland a belt of womans hair
is placed about child 10 keep harm
away.
Garlic, salt. bread and steak arc put
into the cradle of a new born baby I'm
Holland.
Roumanian mothers tic red ribbons
around the ankles OF their children to
preserve them from harm while Welsh
mo"sers put a pair Of tongs or knife
In the cradle To insure the safety of
their children. This custom is also ex-
tant I'm some parts OF England.
In the Vosges mountains of France
peasant children born at the new moon
are supposed ~ have tongues better
hung than others, while those born at
the last quarter are supposed TO have
less tongue, but better reasoning pov-
ers. daughter born during the wan
ing moon is always precocious.
Al the birth Of child I'm lower r.'t
tany the neighboring women TAX -
charge, wash IL. crack its ioir col
rub Its head with oil 60 eoldeI
mum bones. 1t In then wrapped
tighs bundle, md its llps are anoin a
with brandy 10 make 81 fun Breton.
The Grecian mother before putting
her child In its cradle turns thrce times
around before the fire while singing h-r
favorite sons to ward of evil spirits.
In Spain the infants face Is swept
with pine tree boush 10 brins II good
IuSh --s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-05
About RuGhinQS
And PIaitinQS.

Nuchings quillings and platings of
SOFT material are used lavishIy on
many mantles and tea gowns and ar.
SO extremely becoming that II is net
surprising 70 find the more artistic mo-
distes using gauze and lace runles on
morning gowns. A very charming nc -
shoir OF SOFT pink Grape cotton. interdsd
TOT rousseau, had loose omen fiort
liled il with tucked and inserted cam
pIic' Inc yoke was composed entirely
ol iace ana tucks. and falling back flotn
'he slshtly open neck was a large cas-
saue rune or creamy lace, the wrists
nhished IN corresponding fashion.
tea gown TO be worn in half n,ourn-
ing was OF lavender glace silk yeiled i'm
olAVN spotted grenadine, the fronts OF
uncovered glace, with lines OF black in
sertion lace and grouped tucks. the edge
nnished with two frills of silk. headed
by tho tucks and insertion. Runninr
rouhd the neck and down either side OF
the yelled fronts came "A rucbe OF rauze.
run with lavender bebe ribbon.
light blue tea gown. with woke and
sleeves OF cream guipure, had wat
teau plait p the back In front a broad
bias strip of rich purple silk came from,
the underarm seam In a curve TO the
neck Stimulating short bolero. and
from THIS fell deep frill of soft lace.
A graceful ruche trimming was shown
on tea gown of blue de ciep cashmere.
the ruche being OF cream silk canvas.
edged with purple bebe velvet which
maze a delightful contrast The gown
was cut in princess fashion. but the
'front.' was loose and OF white canvas.
the fuches and sash being of this same
material. trimmed with the bebe velvet.
Ihe ruche was made in cascade fashion
on strip of muslin, very narrow
ruching going down each side OF the
muslin. The ruche for the neck and
reaching TO the waist was extremely
wide at the neck and sloped off gradu-
ally To the waist. The scarf of canvas
was run with bebe velvet down either
side, the ends finishing with a frill.
tea gown for half mourning could
be carried out in mauve cashmere. with
ruches of black grenadine. or, for deep
mourning, in Grape cloth. the front of
peau de sole and the ruches of lisse or
SIR grenadine, edged with black satin
bebe ribbon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-05
SUGGESTIONS FOR
THEATEP BAGS,

One often shuddcrs to see the hide
ousiy ugly bags in which exqulsitely at.
tired women carry their opera glasses
10 the theaters. These suggest the junk
man more often than the muses. From
frou2y old bag the very loveliest OF
pearl and gold mounted and monogram
med opera glasses are brought forth, nor
does the owner seem to realize the in
corgruity of the thing.
The season of matinees and evenings
at tho opera is now well open, and in
order that we'll intentioned women may
provide themselves with sucl cases for
their glasses as will not disgrace the
most fastidious escort or make ridcIl-
ious the most exquisite toilet a few
hints are volunteered for the benefit of
such-as appreciate the wisdom of care
I'm details
What most women want 10 carry In
the bag are the opera glasses, scent bot
tie, handkerchief. fan and sometimes
when evening dress is worn, lace
scarf for the head. a good sized piece
OF cardboard is the first essential in the
making of the bag. From the cardboard
cut piece the shape desired for the
bag ana strengthen it, edges with sew
oral thicknesses of buckram, the buck
ram to run UP the sides of the bag as
Far as the embroidery is put on. The
objects TO be attained with the buckram
are stiffness about the base and sup
lport for :he embroidery.
For tho material with which the BAG
is covered delicate shades are the pret
ticst. For a blue matinee bag on which
peacock strutted through n triumphal
r.
toman silk was chosen. The bag was
cut 90 appear four sided. this being
managed by the cut OF the cardboard
and buckrsm beneath the silk. The
peacock. with IT'S outspread tail was
worked with embroidery silk OF two
shades OF peacock blue. pale yellow. en-
ersl1 and faint green. Some iridescent
gpangicy gave the necessary sparkle 10
The birds plumase. The head. breast
and legs OF the peacock were worked
with tire darker shade OF the blue. while |
the feathers were wrought In a lighter |
shade. either In long or short stitch or |
set in solidly. The breast OF tho pea |
cock was incrusted with dark blue |,
facets OF the so called ieweled heads, |
while tho tail was covered with beads |
or -Spangles OF blue and green.
it ought not 60 be n difficult thing 10 |
blend the colors, for "a tinted plate can /
be round i'm any large work on ornithol- |
ogy. The bird may be either Eketched /
upon ihe has er stamped by some en- |
stamping firm. Any one who |
can handle pencil. however. can. with |
the MD o. piece of carbon paper ana |
p picture ~ peacock. make good |
enough sketcn fo- the purpose OF en- |
bToidsling IL upon the siIn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-05

Having struggled through the sum-
ner fashions, already one begins to
near or new materials. To be forewarn-
ed Is to be forearmcd, and 1t is always
well TO know what is before us. so far
as dress is concerned. The woolens have
oayadere cordlike stripes. some of them
black, some in tones OF green, mauve.
gray and fawn. For the country there
is certainly nothing like wool A firm
make with cord stripes has n mottIed
ground in such mixtures as blue and
red, black and mauve. blue and green
which throw up the coloring.
We are sure TO have recourse to em-
broideries, and they are taking a new
for Twine has also been utilized for
trimming and silk and braid. The silk
worked with white ribbon is after the
nature OF Bulgarian embroidery. The
floral designs on gauze and satin. span
gled with paillettes. are by no means
the least beautiful, while Russian em-
broidery in all colors will enliven black
dresses in coming dark days.
Watered silk forms an applique on
serge, the edges outlined with braid.
During the summer we have been hav-
ing the longer tablers: now the shorter
ones are once more in vogue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-05

meagcr incomes, and many OF the
nynphs that grow beneath their faciIe
brushes are almost worthy of Bou-
gercuu.
one of tho startling dxas with which n
chic and famous Partisan woman OF So
ciety and letters--a woman also noted
for her beauty OF face and figure-has
thought TO add originality 10 her dainty
bit OF lace and gauze and ivory is the
suggestion or her own face and form In
those OF the lovely nymphs and dryads
that wreathe a garland across the pan
els OF the fan IL Is a fancy daring and
original enough TO SCI half Paris imi-
tatinS when she receives the fan from
the celebrated artist who has IL now al
most completed.
The leather jerlsins or tho gnomes OF
iairy lore are recalled at mention OF
the new leather Jackets. Very far from
lhis in reality are the fanciful creations
OF white suede or OF thin gayly colored
kid. one such adaptation OF leather
was decidedly fetching in a toilet of
green crepe de chine festooned with
nobwebs Sof snowy lace. The bodice
Jacket was OF white leather embroider-
I'd In white and gold and opening over
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-05
Effect Of Diet
On Life CoTnpfexion.

1t is a well known fact that the
state OF complexion depends greatly on
| diet. The first thing to be borne in
nina Is the strength of the digestion.
some people are gifted with such ex-
cellent digestions that nothing they
take, no matter how rich or heavy it
may be, seems to affect them in any
way while there are others whose
wretched digestion renders them per-
feet martyrs. But even those fortunate
ones who do not feel any evil effects
after partaking OF very recherche dish
es must remember that such delicacies
are runous to the state of the COM
plexon, which they render thick and
muddy looking
To acquire delicate complexion with
a pretty color a light diet should be
adopted. Too much butchers meat
ought to be carefully avoided, and an
abundance of vegetables may bo am.
pioyed TO supply any deficiency. SO
In olden days the French had sueh
strong belief in the valuable properties
OF several vegetables that soups com-
posed OF them were often ordered bu
doctors. White chickweed was a fa-
Vorlte remedy either as a soup or eater
as salad and. IL is said. was ordered
even Tor the King, so great was the
faith reposed in IL.
Spinach and leeks were also sunpose6
to be excellent blood purifiers. and even
In this age cucumbers, carrots, celery
ana tomatoes are prescribed for differ
ent ailments. Many are the wonderfuu
cures effected by apples. one of the
most wholesome OF fruits. IL is said
that apples given at every meal to an
habitual drunkard will have the effect
OF causing him TO turn utterly from
strong drink. They are also said to
have a beneficial effect on the liver ana
digestion and by these means give an
exquisite complexion TO any one who
takes them regularly. Oranges act in
very much the same manner.
one writer recommends a little carrot
soup taken the first thing in the morn
ing out without going 10 that length
,here Is no doubt that carrots and on
IONS taken In abundance do produce a
clear skin with q healthy color. An
otner remedy for digestion and its at
tendant evils Is tumbler OF hot water
taken quarter OF an hour before meals
ana the last thing at night.
FISH, TX fresh, is a good article OF Diet,
put canned or shell FISH is apt 10 dis
agree with some people and produce
slight rash. Rich gravies and soups
should be avoided and also elaborately
made dishes of all kinds. Eggs fresh.
,sh, poultry, vegetables and fruit should
iEure largely I'm the menu. but II must
cot be forgotten that all these articles
'hould be perfectly fresh. and the fruit
must not be too ripe. nor must II bs
AIKEN before II has reached a perfect
tate OF ripeness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-05

the colors running from the Iightest
shade or yellow about the edges TO the
darkest at the center. The stems and
calyxes OF the flowers are to be worked
In blue lighter than the satin,
The conventionalized leaves and the
background of bars with their square
projections are worked i'm silk shade
or two darker than the inner bag The
projections on the bars are done i'm
copper color. They are worked in satin
stitch from side to side in order to give
them raised appearance. The bars
are outlined with black and then with
coarse cream colored silk. The veinings
and outlines of the flowers are of black.
Inc embroidery on the ascending
straps follows the idea OF that on the
satin bag. The straps are edged with
yellow like that which lines the green
SILK bag, the blue satin bag being lined