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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-29

Come and have a piece Of Ja-k
Horner's pie, only &c. - & :
License to wed was issued last
Saturday to- Geo. ". Toomb and
Anna N. Stewart, Of Stephen, Mimi.
The King in royal robes will re-
ceive your admittance fee at the
Mother Goose Market. Admission
Toe.
Mr.. 81. L. Melgaard and family
and Mrs. A. Olsen and daughter, of Ar
gyle, visited at A. Grindeland's last
Sunday.
John G. Smith and Anton Hill,
|of Vega, left Monday evening for
Fergus Falls, Mimi, to serve as ju~
rors at q term of q. s. court,
H. II. Mumford and Walter
Whitney, two soldier boys from
Warren, returned home ON MOnduy,
they having been granted a furlough
on account of not being well. The
1lth Minnesota regiment has arrived
ut St. Paul and will he mustered out
in a few days. James Carlton. nm
other soldier from Warren, is serious
ly ill in hospital at Knoxville,
Tenn. 80, 5.i.s,z..s
THE SHEAF has large stock
Of cards on hand and is prepared to
do all kinds Of camgaign printing in
the highest style OF the art for all
candidates regardless OF party poll
tics. All kinds of commercial print
ing, such as note heads, letter heads,
memorandum heads, bill heads,
statements, envelopes, notices, circu-
lars, announcements, programs, in
vitatiOns, ETC., done at all times with
neatness and dispatch. When in
need OF printing Of any kind Gull Of
the SHEAF Office.
- McEwen, the great hypnotist,
has been all the talk OF the town this
week. His exhibitions at the Warren
Opera house on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings have at
tracted large audiences and standing
room has been at d premium. Each
night about half a dozen young men
from the audience volunteered to
form class upon which the occult
art was practiced. Being placed I'M
der the hypnotic influence each sub
ject at the professors Suggestion did
whole i55t 81 z ridiculous things,
which under a normal condition one
can not think they would do, the re-
suit being paroxys1ns Of laughter
and fun without end for the audience.
Among other things the subjects at
his suggestion would get an arm ORR
leg rigid and incapable Of being bent,
would open their mouths and be un-
able to close them, would forget
their names and become greatly per-
picked on that account, would mag
inc themselves at d circus performing
all sorts of acrobatic feats, attend
and take part in prize fights, dog
fights, base ball games, sell imagi-
nary pop corn and pea nuts among
the audience, would fish out Of an
imaginary pond with d string tied to
a stick, and many other ludicrous
acts, too numerous to mention.
There was also Il serious side to the
performance, the professor explain
ing briefly the subject of hypnotism
and some Of it's phenomena and held
it up as a science worthy OF study
and investigation. An interesting
feature Of each evening was the per-
Torrance OF Miss Grace Maynard,
said to be the greatest cataleptical
subject living. Placed in the cata-
leptic state her muscles and whole
body would become rigid and stiff as
a rod OF iron. While in this condi
tion she was placed on two chairs,
one under her shoulders and the 9th
|.er under her feet, representing q hui
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-29

COR SALE ON CROP PAYMENTS
I The NJ of sec. 10, town Of Brislet.
The NWA y II, z McCrea.
The NWA . 8, 1870
A. GRINDELAND.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-29
Bstsred st the Post Once at Warren 80 sscond
S GlasskIatlMatteF.
Cleaning a,s"n Home Field
WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

f. G. Hickman, Jr., left last Fri
day for a weeks visit at St. Paul,
MINI.
- p. 0. Erickson and liver Sjelstad
are doing carpenter work up,around
Stephen.
- BoRN: A fine little girl on Sept.
FL, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Nelson, Of
Oak Park
Latest styles in millinery on exhi-
fition at Mrs. Whitney's, Friday
and Saturday.
Miss Florence Ketcham is teach
ing term Of school in district No. 6,
town Of Warrenton.
81. C. Stuhr left on Monday for
minneapolis to resume his study of
medicine at the State University.
-. Rev. H. s. Chilgren and sister
drove down from town Of Augsburg
on Tuesday to visit with Rev. Matt
\ son.
"A show having quite collection
of animals exhibited in town last Sat
urday evening, raking in quite few
quarters.
- We omitted to mention last week
the arrival Of bran new baby girl at
the home of John @. Larson on
Sept. 10th.
- Many threshing machines have
quit work for the season, and large
numbers of laboring men have left
for their homes.
- VIM. Erdman, the Crookston
contractor and builder, is dead He
built X. J. Taralseth's store and sew
eral other buildings in this city.
A son>of L. G. Larson, of Vik-
ing, was run over by the front wheels
of separator last week, but being
ON a soft spot of ground, he was not
much injured.
DrgeA: SW..ssRaiyy (wiith Per Oien,
Al. d., OF .Roseau, Mimi, was q
pleasant caller at our Office Saturday
on his. way to the twin cities and
other points, on business.
". Harrington, a former farmer
and politician from town OF Augs-
burg, this county, has made a visit
here looking after his property inter-
ests. He is now minister at Des
MDines, Iowa.
In the Minneapolis Journal Ju-
nior's prize essay contest, Jennie
Scarf of the Warren school has been
awarded prize, and Flossie Brown
has received honorable mention, for
essays written upon the subject !:
What to do on stormy Saturdays. .
- The republican county commit
tee for Marshall county is composed
of the following gentlemen: p. Tor
gerson, P. Lofgren, IL. L. Melgaard,
D. Robertson and J. P. Easton. J..
p. Easton is chairman, D. Robertson
secretary and E. Torgerson treasurer.
Leonard Erickson returned Sat-
urday from the Moorhead Normal
School. He has been employed by
The Robertson Lumber Co., and will
remain out ofschool a couple months
while earning money to continue his
studies.
There were married to-day at
Judge McLean's Office Mr..J. p. w.
Wallace, Of Marshall county, to Miss
Mathilda Boom, Of Polk county.
Both these young people are well and
fayorably known and the best wishes
81 their friends are being extended -
4,rookston Tribune, Sept. %. Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace will make their
home in Warren.
Mr.. William Fish and Mrs.
francis Meliza, Of Abel, Iowa, father
and sister Of Al. and Ed. Fish, arriy-
ed on Thursday morning last week
for visit. Mr.. Fish is q genial and
pleasant old gentleman and to a
- - d 1Erl5s- ii Il !.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-29

DIR. WESTERN. Of st. Luke's Hos
pital, Grand Forks, has iustr returned
from his European trip. a. Special
istsins diseases Of women.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-29

Don't forget that We want to bake
bread for you, and in TACT any thing
else in the line Of buns, pies and
cakes. BRADY
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-29

Torrance OF Miss Grace Maynard,
said to be the greatest cataleptical
subject living. Placed in the cata-
leptic state her muscles and whole
body would become rigid and stiff as
rod OF iron. While in this condi-
ton she was placed on two chairs,
one under her shoulders and the 9th
er under her feet, representing a hui
man bridge, and capable Of support
ing three or four men who stepped
upon her. At noon yesterday the
professor put one Of his assistants to.
acataleptic sleep in one Of Is. J. Ia
ralseth's show wind oWs where he re-
manned until evening when he was
taken to the Opera house and awak-
ened by the hypnotist, feeling appar-
entity refreshed by his IA ?. Prof.
McEWen's performances are certain
II very wonderful !, and while We are
Of a skepticM turn Of mind, we must
say that we can not Understand how,
and by what power he does accom-
plish his feats. Il it's BY hypnotisin,
there is certainly more il that than
we had ever dreamed The epithet,
the great McEWen, is not mis-
placed, and he certainly is worth see
ing and hearing
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-29
We Lead
In Low Prices

Our mission is to sell better goods for the
same money and the same goods for less
money than can be found elsewhere.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10

THREE WAYS OF STATING IT.

Under the head Of "Two Ways Of
Stating IT," the Western News cop
les the two following extracts:
AS the Montana voter casts his eve
over the silver camps in this state,
and notes the wreck and ruin that
resulted from 4 fall in the price Of
the white metal, he will recall the
fact that it was Il democratic prcsi
dent, assisted by democratic senators
and representatives., who forced the
repeal Of the silver-purchasing clause
OF the Sherman act against the earn
est opposition Of the silver rcpubli-
cans in both branches of congress. -
Inter Mountain.
Wouldn't it convey a clearer idea
of the facts in the case to say that it
was il democratic president, repudi-
atcd by his party. that by the aid of
Il large majority Of the republican
party and a small minority OF the
democratic party forced the repeal Of
the Sherman act. Such is the truth.
majority Of the democratic party
voted against its repeal and it was
only by the alliance made with Ccve-
land by the republican party that the
measure WAS pushed through. Great
IallS Tribune.
"Wouldn't it convey clearer idea
Of the facts in the case" 50 far as
the democrats Of Montana and their
persistent elevation Of the cause Of
democracy above the cause Of silver
is conccrncd to recall the fact that
not only was that democratic prcsi-
dent who ''forccd the repeal of the
Sherman act hot ;rcpudiatcd" BY
them, but that fully year or more
after that repeal Of siycr's last prop
had been ''lorced' by him, the demo-
cratic party Of Montana, by their
regularly chosen representatives in
the state convention, unanimously
passed the following rcsolution
We hereby express our cordial
approval of the administration Of
Grover Cleveland (rcpcal and all) and
our confidence in his Judgment and
patriotism, and in his ability to
guide the destinics Of our country
through the difficulties with which
it is besct.
The less ''repudiation' Of Grover
Cleveland for ''forciny the repeal OF
the Sherman act" is talked about bv
democratic papers, the more chance
will there be Of the ''approval" Of
the acts Of the first two years Of his
administration by the democracy Of
Montana being forgotten.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10
WHOLESOME TRUTH.

The democratic press OF the state
has begun an almost unanimous
commandment with their mud batter
les directed at Senator Mantle be-
cause he has shown a disposition to
tell them some wholesome truths.
The Dillon Examiner Says that ''it is
an open secret that Senator Mantle.
who has secretly allied himself with
the administration wing Of the re-
publican party: is supplied with
money from Mark lIanna's corruption
fund with which to make his fight
for reelection to the senate" This
is specimen brick from the organs
Of high and low degree in a party
which the records will show has new
er exhibited by deed or declaration
one single unscltish act in favor Of
the white metal, and Of which no
one can ever safely predict it's attj-
tude upon any public question except
as it is melted thereto by it's record
OF negation. 1t is the same party
that in Idaho used the political still
,etto against the staunchest and
ablest friend Of the white metal in
shat commonwealth by sending Il
noncntity to the senate, simply be-
cause he did not declare allegiance
to the democratic party when for the
first time in q generation it was
forced to be right on any question or
to be left wit thout an issue. 1t is
the same party that in every state
has made spoils Of Office paramount
to principle. And in this state it
is on record us repudiating the silver
issue at the bchest Of Il congressional
steering committee six years ago and
following it up two years later with
a cordial endorsement Of tho wise
craftsmanship Of Grover Cleveland
and his free trade, gold monomctallc
administration. This is the record
of the party whose organs seek to
bcsmirch the political and official
standing of Montana's senior senator.
and who are ready to villify all who
refuse to assist them in their unprin-
ciplcd and unscemly scramble for the
spoils and emolumcnts Of office. -
Livingston Enterprise.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10
HOW DEMOCRATS FUSE.

The democrats, popul!sts and sill
yer republicans Of Nebraska fused on
state officers and this is the way they
fused: The populists being the
stronger party it was agreed they
should have the governor and the
majority of the officers. the demo-
crat2 taking the attorney general and
the silver republicans the lieutenant
governor. 1t was further agreed that
the nominee for governor should
have Il majority in each Of the three
conventions before being nominated
formally by all, On the first days
ballot W. \. Poynter received ma
iorty in Jhc populist and silver re-
publican conventions, but the demo-
Gratis voted for Attorney General
Smythc, a democrat. On the second
day POynter was nominated by all
three conventions, and this is how it
was accomplished, according to the
dispatches: -s-
Mr.. Poynter may be regarded as u
dark horse, though his name had
been mentioned before the conven-
tion. The chief antagonism to his
nomination came from the democrats
who held out against him as q popu-
list Of the radical stripe for time,
but finding that the populsts would
not withdraw him and that lie pro-
fcssed to be Il lifelong democrat Of
Kentucky Democratic parcntage.
they finally acquicsccd.
So that is the way the democrats
fused Artcrall had agreed that the
chief office, that Of governor, which
controls the patronage Of the state,
should go to the populsts, the demo-
Gratis, entirely ignoring that agree
ment, kept on voting for /; Democrat
and only agreed to the populist nom
inee after they had received assur-
ancc that he was "a lifelong demo-
crat Of Kentucky democratic parent
age" In seems to have been some
thing similar to the Montana deal
two years ago; when Bob Smith, VIII 0
was 'a lifelong democrat Of Ken
tucky democratic parentagc," re-
ccived the democratic nomination as
Il pODuist.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10

1t goes without saying that had
the democrats Of Nebraska discovered
that Mr., Poyntcr, the choice Of the
populists for governor had been "a
lifelong republican Of Massachusetts
republican parcntage" they would
have been voting against him yet.
And had Bob Smith been anything
but democrat he would not have
received the joint nomination two
years ago. The democrats support
only democrats for important Offices.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10

Since the president now seems in
clncd not to hold. the Philippines the
democratic papers that yelled sim
perialism" SO loudly up to couple OF
weeks ago are ominously silent. The
public need not fear. however, that
they are through with the subject,
They are only getting ready to turn
around and denounce the administra-
tion for weakly giving up what the
hcroism Of our sailors and soldiers
had won. The democratic press can
be relied upon to be "agin the GOV
crnment" whichever course it takes.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10

would entail more loss, debt and suf~
tering than we would gain. I recog-
nlzc that the control of the islands
would materially increase the com
mcrclal Importance Of the United
States. I don't know enough about
the sentiment at European courts to
understand whether they would in
tcrposo. No doubt the president IS
Informed on that point and will be
governed by those influences. AS to
letting go Of the islands as q whole,
| would do it if it cost a general con-
f|ct to hold Gheu AS to the wis
dom Of maintaining a naval base
there is no question. That is absO.
]utcly imperativc'
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10
iiuNaiulS Can Enlist.

san francisco, Aug. 3.-Gen. Mcr-
riam, commanding the department
OF California, has received the follow
ing dispatch from Adiutant General
CU1bin; ..--~M
"The president directs that if anv
OF The military forces Of the IIa-
Waiian islands desire to become I.
part OF your volunteer army that
you are authorized to organize not to
exceed one battalion Of infantry,
nominating the officers and causing
the officers and men to be mustered
into the service and have them re-
port to Colonel Barber for duty"
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10

Democratic willingness TO :'plact
principle atovc greed for ot1icc,:' as
the Western News phrases it, was
cXcmpliticd in Nebraska where they
agreed to allow the populists 10 name
the head Of the state ticket on fu.
sion in the interest Of silver, and
then refused to endorse and support
the man the populists named until
assured that ''he professed to he d
lifelong democrat Of Kentucky dem.
ocratic parcntage."
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10
What Dr. 4. l.. SaItcr Saws.

Buffalo, N. y, Gcnts:-From my
personal knowledge, gained in OBJ
serving the effects of your Shiloh's
Cure in cases Of advanced Consump-
tion: I am prepared to say it is the
most remarkable Remedy that has
ever been brought to my attention.
1t has certainly saved many from
Consumption. For sale by all drug
giStS.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10
A comparison after the first eiol

months Of the Dinglcy law showed
that in Oregon there were en-
ployed in manufacturing industries
125 per cent. more hands under the
latter than under the former, the
gross amount Of wages paid was 141
per cent. more, and the rate Of wages
was per cent. higher. No wonder
the state went overwhelmingly Re.
publican at the election. Boulder
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10
StultiicatiOn is no new thing fOl

Stultification is no new thing fol
the democratic party, but It is un-
fair, perhaps, to dig up it's record OF
nearly forty years ago and prove that
it was then in favor Of the acquisi-
tion of Cuba. Yet the democratic
national convention Of 1860 adopted
this plank in it's platform.
Resolved, That the democratic
party is in favor Of the acquisition
OF the island Of Cuba on such terms as
shall be honorable to ourselves and
just to Spain.
But the acquisition Of Cuba now
would be "impcrialism," according to
this same democratic party. billings
Gazette.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10
philiDpinc Finances.

Washington. Aug. B. Edward y.
Harden, former financial editor OF
the Chicago Tribune, has been desig-
mated by Secretary Day to study and
report on the financial conditions Of
the Philippines, the banking system,
the character Of the banking busi.
ness transacted. the kind of money
in circulation, the general condition
OF exchanges, the rates Of interest
and kindred subjects. This desgna-
tion Of Mr.. Harden is made at the
instance Of the treasury dopaytn: enG.
He is at present in Manila, having
gone there on the McCulloch with
Admiral Dcwey's squadron. He is
said to be an accomplished student Of
finance and is we'll known to both
Secretary Gage and Assistant Secre-
tnry Nanderlip, the latter Of whom he
succeeded as financial editor Of the
Chicago Tribune.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10
STATl. AND WORLD.

General J. b. Weaver has been
nominated for congress in the Sixth
Iowa district On IL fusion ticket.
It is reported in London that Geo,
\. CurZon, parliamentary secretary
'of the foreign Office; has accepted
the office Of viccrov Of India in sic
ccssion to the Earl ef Elgin,
Bob Moore Of Layfacttc, Ind, saws
that for constipation he has found
DcWitt's Little Early Risers to be
perfect. They never grippe. Try
Them for stomach and liver troubles,
j. y. NiSer.
At Anardka, Ola, negro named
Barrett was killed while trying to
enter the bedroom of Miss Phoebe
Stokes, school teacher. Miss Stokes
heard him opening the window ahd
fired six shots into his body, killing
him Instantly.
1t s reported that Dan Samples,
the we'll known cattle man. and j. B.
Long, the mutton -spccula tor, con-
template a trip to the Hawaiian is
lands, recently acquired by the Unit
ed States. They expect to start in
about two Weeks.--River Press.
Parties from Harlem report that
the Landusky stage was held up a
few days ago, two unarmed Indian
boys boarding the vehicle and de-
manding whisky. They were half
drunk at the time, and the driver
beat them off and resumed his Jour-
ney. The authorities arc Investigate
ing the matter. but have not vet ar
rested the offenders. River Press.
There will be no extra session Of
congress, though the senate will be
called together 70! the ratification Of
peace, if the present plans Of the
president prevail. This statement
is made on the authority ,of the pres
ident. The requirements Of the vol
Unteer act do not contemplate the
disbandment Of volunteers until all
incident to this war are
over.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10
-tri1l.FuSipn Democrats.

Topeka, Kan, Aug s. Thirty
antI-illslon democrats met in conycn-
tlon here today to decide on the
course to be pursued in the coming
state campaign. After a long dis
cusslon it was agreed that the chance
OF defeating the populists would be
more promising if the anti-fusion
democrats kept their proposed third
ticket out Of the field. Tllis action
means that the anti-fllsionists Will
support the republican nominees.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

z" - CONGRESSIONAL.
U. S. Senators-lIon. Lee Mantle, Butte Hon
Thos II Carter, Helena.
RepreSentatve--HOn q. S Hartman, }ozc
STATE.
Govcrnor-RObert b. Smith
Lieut. Governor-A. f. Sprlggs.
Secretary of Statc---T. :. Hogan. "~
state Auditor--T. w. loindcxtcr
state Treasurcr-T. T. Collins.
Attorney General-C. Z. Nolan. .-
Supt. Of Public lnStrnciUn--E, a. Carleton
Chief Justice-W. Y. rcmbcrton.
Ass. ,!nsticcsW. II. HINT w. y. pigott.
Clerk Supreme Conrt-Bcnj Webster.
COUNTY
District Judgc-Frank II. Woody
Clerk Of District COurt-Alleu Il. Shappcc.
Shcritf-T II. Irvine.
Clerk and Recorder-Jas. r. Fitzgerald.
Treasurcr-J. X. Squie-s.
AsscssOr-Howard D. Smart.
County 'AttOrney-iIc Il. Myers. NV
SSupt. Public c,lnstructon--kittic Ostermcyer
Survcyor-W. S. Fortincr.
Coron Err. b. Owngs.
Public A ministrator-J.M M. Higgins.
County CDnlmissOners-Ecrd Weir, John Il
Hendricks John W. M"yhcw,
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10

L. G. Blanks, OF Lcvisyille, Texas:
writes that enc box of DeWitt.s
Witch Hazel Salve was worth $50. 90
to him. 1t cured his piles OF ten
years standing. He advises Others to
try it. 1t also cures eczoma, skin
diseases and obstinate sores. J. ID.
MiSer.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10
What He Thought.

Recently two gentlemen, driving
along in a Wagonette, were smoA-
ing, when spark falling from one
of their cigars set fire to some straw
at the bottom. The flames soon
Sdrove them from their seats, and
while they were busy extinguislling 6
the fire a countryman who had for
some time been following them on
horseback alighted to assist them.
II have been watching the smoke
for some time,' said he.
why, then, did you not give US
notice2'' asked the travellers.
WELL responded the man,
there are SO many new tangled no
tions nowadays, thought you were
going by steam. - Strand Maga-
zine
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10

The Chief Burgess Of Milcsbrrg,
Pa. says DcWitt's Little Early Rjs-
crs are tho best pills he ever used in
his family during forty years Of house
keeping. They cure constipation,
sick headache. and stomachc and liv-
ar troubles. Small j., size but. great
in results: T. =. Miscr,
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10

For Constipation take karl's Clover
Root Tea the great Blood Purifier.
Cures Headache, Nervousness, Frup-
lions on the face, and makes the
head clear as a bell. For sale by.all
druggists.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10

Stop that Cough. Take warning.
1t may lead to Consumption a 25c,
bottle of Shilohs Cure may save YOUR
life. For sale by all druggists.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10

No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
xnen strong, blood pure. 5Oc 81. All druggists.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-08-10

(Col.) News.