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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-03-22

March 10, 1900.
March seems to be giving us the
''lion' SO far. Perhaps it is an omen
of a mild June.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Norwegian Luth. church met at Mrs.
Oseth's last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Storey were
happily surprised last Friday evening
by a large party of their friends. A
most pleasant time was indulged in
by all till late hour.
OThere was large attendance at the
Sunday-school at Grin Sheppard's
Sunday the llth.
Andrew Oseth lent a helping hand
to Matt Held last week, Mr.. Held
being sick. =.
Mr.. Haugen and son Ingvald are
still very sick.
The hired girl at Bernard Swan
sons is reported to have had one of
her fingers cut off while chopping ice
the other day.
Rev. Skunes preached in the school
house by Amund Storkakken last
Sunday.
Frank Tebeau has donned his
broncho boots. He makes a fine ap-
pearance as ''rough-rider" when
mounted on his charger.
H. Kallock is in Warren as a mem
Der Of the jury.
Clara Tonderum left yesterday for
Bloomer to resume the work of
teaching.
Johannes Wee, the inventor, is
making tour of northeastern North
Dakota in the interest of his latest
invention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Skrivers visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Sheppard Satur-
day and Sunday.
II you have anything in the line
of news please forward to the news
office of ART.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-03-22
WANGER.

Supervisors: J. r. Mutt, chair
man; Olaf Hvidstine and 4. J. Lind
strom. Town clerk, T. II. Mack;
treasurer, J. L. Robertson; assessor,
A. NJ. Brown; justices OF the peace,
A. H. Sinclair and A. J. Lindstrom;
constables, R. Murry and F. A.
Bagaas. ....
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-03-22
OAK PARK and BIG WOODS
CHIPS.

LII. CHEAE
After an absence of some months,
we are again back at old quarters,
the same old ''Chip" we used to be,
and find everything and everybody
much as before. No flies on for in)
this country.
Roads from Warren westward
seemed to us to be in poor condition,
and-hm!-its going hard on peda-
gogue's dignity to be obliged to get
out and help pry the buggy out of a
snow bank.
There was surprise party at Mrs.
Simon Swanson's last week.
A large party of merrymakers en-
joyed pleasant social at Grin Shep-
pard's last Friday evening.
Adolph Gjelhaug has returned
from Rainy River.
John Haugen and his son Ingvald
are reported dangerously i'll.
School opened in District No. 80 80
last Monday. Again we hear the
merry ring of children's voices.
Eth, hm, did you see that loaf of
bread inch, hm,-in & Ms
pocket at-eh, hm.- - last Sun
day??9' ART.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-03-22
VILLAGE OF STEPHEN.

E. Torgeson, Mayor; D. Mcmillan,
W. B. Rushing and E. j. Russell,
council men; J. A. Larson, recorder;
J. P. Lundin, treasurer; John
Hughes and J. B. Stewart, justices
OF the peace; and Geo. H. Roberts,
constable.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-03-22
SPRUCE VALLEY.

Supervisors: c. A. Anderson,
chairman; G. NJ. Wymer and Geo. r.
Moon. Town clerk, D. D. Johnson;
treasurer, Andrew R. Moen; assessor,
Ole Moen: justice of the peace, o. N
Volding; constables, Aug. Anderson
and Syver ThOrsOn.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-03-22
PARKER.

Supervisors: Halvor Slang, chair
man; Chas. Peterson and Andrew
Fodstad. Town clerk, G. L. Parker;
treasurer, A. L. Nutting; assessor,
Thos. McGlynn; justices of the peace,
Thos. McGlynn and Elisha Besanc-
on; constables, Peter Besancon and
Martin Oyrum.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-03-22

Supervisors: O. P. Oserh, chair
man; Daniel Nordstrom and Nicolai
Nelson. Town clerk, J. II. Wang;
treasurer, Matthias Peterson; assess
or, l.. T. Rykken; justice OF the
peace, j. H. Wang; constable, John
J. Dallum.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12

Cashier Chas. II. Sanders returned Wednesday from . short visit to Mis- souri and Cairo, Illinois. where he had been since Sunday looking after his interests.
 Miss Addie Quigley, of Madison. has been the charming guest of her friend Miss Mary Epps. this week. and WAS among the fair spectators at the show yesterday.
 This is the season when mothers are alarmed on account os crOup. It is .snickly cured by One Minute Cough Cure, which children like to take. J. II. Dunavant.
 {, Our stock. Of shoes is the largest in Eastern Arkansas. We have them for every member of the family at all prices to suit your circumstances. Brandon X Baugh.
 We have just received a nice line of ladies' dress goods. rainy day and golf suitings, and the prettiest line of Cali cos On the market. Gall and see it :. Trapp, Barker & Co.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Coffev, of Palps. tine, have the sympathy of all in the loss of their little 3-year-Ol boy, Cecil. The sad event occurred at Pal. estine lyst Saturday.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12
Mcdaniel, Arkansas.

We did not buy our Comforts and Blankets from importers" hut from the largest manufacturers. and hence can and do sell at the lowest prices.- Trapp, Barker x Co.
 Mrs. c. r. Tltayer, of Hot Spripgs. ia the guest of Capt. and Mrs. C. I. Knight. Mrs. Thayrr is on her way home from trip to Chicago. She is Il most welcome visitor.
 For a stylish. up-tO.,late shoe buy a pair Of "The BostOnian." made by Smith X Stoughton. and sold in For. rest City by Russell. Graham N Co. There are none better.
 The Kress.HIorton Green-Eyed Mon. ster combination. which was to exhibit in a thrse.nigEts' engagement xt the Becker X Lewis opera house in this city, failed to lnateria!ite.
 Mir. Harry Thomas, the eHicien, Overseer of the Wind Lake plantation belonging to Geo. r. Taylor. was | pleasant visitor to home folks and friends in this city Sunday.
 There are no better values than those offered by Pettns & Buford in Trunks Valises. Telescopes, Satcl,els, etc. They have large assortment from which to make yOsr selections.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12

l.ncius Wood, Of Palestine. was se.. ling cotton in town yesterday.
 Mrs. Ed Berry, of Madison. WAS ' pleasant guest at the home of Mrs. RainRolt yesterday.
 Old Vnlmer Whiskey put up by Jesse Moore Hunt Ca. is pure and whole. some. For sale by T. C. Folbre X Co. Forrest City, Ark.
 His many friends will be gratined with the news that Nr. W. S. Gra. hanfs. condition is very much iM- proved at this writing.
 Leave orders wilh Tom Parham at Gee. F. Taylor x Co.'s office when you want hauling of any kind, tn or out of the city. w. E. Mann.
 Manager Walker, of the local tele- phone exchange. vieitsd the City "f ROsts on telephone Business Wsdnes- day, returning Thursday.
 The W. 5. Corset. sssold exclusively by Russell. Graham E Co.. comfort ably fits either short Q. long waists. The best corset on earth.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. l'irtle, of New Castle, accompanied by ths children and number of friends, were iR the city yesterday taking in the circus.
 A reward will be paid for the arrest and conviction of any person ob- stTucting the telephope wires.
 FORREST CITY Tgi. AND CABLE Co.
 We have just received a large ship ment of Hats, including a big stock of the famous Star brand, in all latest shapes and colo:s. Brandon X Baugh The Young Mems Club is placed un. der obligations to Mrs, F.. Hurley for the gift of handsome sofa pillow. made of beautifully tinted silk neck ties.
 Do yoh notice the distinct and Vollmer" whiskey, it is the result of purity. TIC. FolGre x Co, Forrest City. Ark,
 When you have baggage to transfer or any other hauling or drayage. ring up B. F. Millsndpf at Phone No. 5T. Satisfaction and prenpt work guaran- teed.
 Spun glass lininps are beautiful. they are popular. and there are none more gratifying. We have them in great variety of beautiful shades. Brandon X Baugh.
 Price McDaniel and Bill Williams nre great advocates Of the four wire fence in St. Fraucis bottoms. They say 1t must go when the next lepisla- lure meets. The law will be so fixed as toaleaye DO doubt. :.
 , c@ IBERIA. .. s.." sA. ,I'' Kind {. xs tnr ssssa ''.a''" of NWZz<Lx
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12

On account of Odd Fellows celebra- tion at. Batesville, October 23d to 25th, the lrHal Mountain will sell tickets Oc. tober Fist to 28d at one fare fer the round trip. limited to return October Eth. For information see nearest ageht.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12

Boiled Ham, BOG lb. Trice x Altman.
 Bolted Snow-Best Flour made. Trapp, Barker & Co.
 Brandon N Baugh are selling Out lngs and Prints in latest styles at old. time prices. Other houses are advanc- ing.
 MT. Will Allen. of the Newcastle iielghborhOOd. was trading and circu lating among friends in the city Tues day.
 Pettus & Bnford pay the highest price for cotton, and will sell you goods cheaper than any House im Forrest City.
 Mrs. Joe Solomon, of Helena. is be- ing entertained at tiie hospitablr home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Meyer this week.
 Horace partee. the popular Memphis cigar drufimer, was talking business witl, the trade in Forrest City this week.
 No other pills can equal DeWitt's Little ETly Risers for promptness, certainty and efficiency. J. II. Duua. want.
 A carload of OwenbOro wagons, the pest waRpn on the market, just re. ceived and for sale by Russell, Graham & Co.
 Don't be selfish, if you are satisfied that Old V0llmer whiskey is the best, tell your friends. T. (. FOlbre N Co. sell it.
 For sprains, swellings and lameness there is nothing 80 good as Chamber lain's Pain Balm. Try it. Webb X Sanders.
 sam swan. that hustling planter and politician of Johnson township. was x genial business visitor to this city Tuesday.
 Every new idea. shape. color and cloth nay be found in our elegant line of clothing for men and boys. Bran. don x Baugh.
 Mems Buck Gloves-they gre the best-the kind you have Leen looking fAr. Get \ pair of Iettus x Buford at bargain prices.
 There will be services at tue Churcl, of the Good Shepherd (Episcopal) Suu. day morning and night, Rev. E. l.. Kemp officiating.
 Don't fail to look at Brandon X Baugh's lIne of flannel and silk, shirt waisis. They can please you in color, quality and price.
 Miss Paralee Henderson, of Brink. ley. has been most pleasing visitor to friends and relatives in this city dur ing the past week.
 Before buying elsewhere 1t will be of interest to you tO see Brandon x Bangh's immense stock of Underwear for ladies and men.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12

Dr. and Mrs. William Crutcher. xc.
 c0mpauied by their sweet baby daugh.
 ter, Virginia. arrived sunday morning from Pine Bluff and spent ' couple of
 days most pleasantly with friends and
 relatives in this city.
 Miss Mel. Kirkpatrick. of Ripley.
 Tennessee, arrived yesterday morning
 and is a most delightful guest wt the
 home of Mir. and Mrs. J. F.. Arm.
 strong. The young lady will doubt less remain month.
 TOrturing skin efuptions, burns and sores are sootheti at once and prompt. ly healed by applying DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. the best known cure for piles. lIeware Of worthless counter.
 feits. J. II. Dunavant.
 When you have no appetite. do not
 relish your f0dd and feel dull after eat .
 ing. you may, know that yOu need a
 dose of Chaitnb~rlain's stomach and
 liver tablets. Price 25 cents. Samples
 free. Webb st Sanders.
 We bought Blankets a;,d Comforts
 last April direct from the largest i'm.
 porter in New York and before the ad. vance. We are retailing them st the present wholesale price. See for your
 self. PErTUs X BCFoRD. The mail facilities of Forest City are
 unsurpassed. We have seven mails a days Going east, 1O:22 a. tn, 5:4O D.
 m. and 4:l7 .. m. Going west, l:2S M. n. and 11:26 |. 10. Going south, n :c6
 .. n. Going north, ':55 ?. n. A" "Stitch in time saves nine, and dose of Ballard's llorehound Syrup 1t the beginning of . cold will save you many weary hours and even days of distressing and harassing cough. Price
 9 and 50 cents. Webb < Sanders. w. T. Sanders has a bran new line of Glassware and Lamps. He is mak. ing a speciality of these goods for . short time. It you need anything of
 the kind YOU should examine his stock which IS very neat and attractive. Corn.huskers' sprained wrist, bai bed. wire cuts, burns. bruises. severe lscer. ations and external injuries of any
 kind are promptly and happily cured
 bv applying Baliard's Snow Liniment
 Price 25 and 5O cents. Webb x San. ders.
 On account of Odd Fellows crlebra-
 tion at, ,Batesville, October 23d to 25th.
 the lrgli Mountain will sell tickets Oc.
 tober Fist to 28d at one fare fer the tround trip. limited tO return October Eth. For information see nearest
 ageht.
 Q We take pleasure in noting the pro.
 motion "f our young friend, Joe Micrs.
 He now has charge of engine No. s for
 the Choctaw railroad company which
 bundles the dirt train at this place.
 Joe is a deserving young man and has
 only been firing about two years. If
 merit aud ability mean anything he will continue to climb,
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12
ONCE USED, ALT
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Try a sack of the Celebrated Alba tross Flour and you will never ts. any other kind. For sale only by Fus sell, Graham x Co.
 Hundreds of dollars worth of silks It will do your eyes good iO look a, our stock which is simply great. Al the latest shades and cnlors, and pop. ular prices. Brandon X Baugh. The most complete and teauiiful line of Lace and Embroidery ever shown ii Forrest City, just received direct from importer, may be inspected at Russell, Graham X Co.'S Mammoth store. The line of goods handled by T. C. Folbre x Co.,, proprietOrs, is MI ui-tO date resort, where the very best Wines, Liquors and Cigars ave dispensed by polite and courteous attendants.
 Bill Williams and Price Mcdaniel tell the TIMES man that all opposition to the four wire fence in the bottoms has vanished. Bill says he thinks Uncle Jess has even cooled down. Russell, Graham < O.. have just re. OVtvC0 boikC uCW SttCh " tHc CSif> brated Smith X StOnghton, shoes for men. Every pair is fully guaranteed. Buy a pair and you will wear no other. Miss Hattie Whitman arrived Mon- day morning from Toons, 1ennessrp, And will, spend three or four weeks with frRpds in this city. Miss Hattie is the picture of health and happiness. We have seen the frail infant when the faint struggle for existence seemed almost ended. rpcusci!aird And mAsle strong by the use of Whites Crram Vermifnge. Price p cents, WebbN Sanders
 Examine the W. K. Corset for your. self at Russell, Graham X Co. It is durable and comfortable; the bones and steels will not push through. When you have wcrn one w. E. you will have no other.
 The Railroad Shoe, made by Smith .S Steughtun. is inc best shoe made in this Country. and are sold in Forrest Cityaby Russell. Graham x Co. A trial.will convince you of their sterling qualities. ..
 W. T. Sanders is stil givi4k tickets with every cash purchase wlHeh entit. les the holder to choice of < great Sa. riety of pieces 1f Glass and Queriis ware. These goods are given away ab. solutely free.
 Mrs. Robert Dixon. of Wynne. passed through the city yesterday en route home from Palestine, where she had been to attend the bedside of her brother, Clarence Mcknight. who is reported quite ill.
 < CA 0T0 EI IA. B.ssAe 0 The Kind YSu Rashxsys Bougt 4sI.'" < &xXNzS<
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12
S5O REWARD $50

Fifty dollars will be paid to anyone who can find better line of whiskeys in any saloon in the State than is kept at the Magnolia.
 Call and examine and be convinced.
 T. c. FOLBlE X O.,
 Proprietors.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12
Notice to Merchants.

Having purchased new pair of Fairbanks scales. we will weigh, mark and ship cotton at 10 cents per bale.
 SCOTr .S HOsmALL. Mcdaniel. Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12
Dtssolu@1~r Notice.

svNHE firm of Brahic A Ihrisco has this day A. been dissolved ny mutual consent. C. r. Brahic retiring. The businese win be con tinued under the firm name 0f thriscO Bros. -sChrisco Bros. assume all debts of the old firm and are alone authorized to collect the debts due to the finn Or Brahc & Chrisco.
 C.F. BRAHIG.
 R. W. CHRISIO. Forrest City, Ark. OCT. 6. 1900. .i
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12

THE PRIDE OF THE HOME IS the sweet, white and delicious bread and the light, rich cakes and pastry made from our Gilt Edge flour. We have the best flour that ia ground, wholesome and of de. lightfnl flavor, as we'll as every. thing that is needed tor baking day in pure spices, favorings, bak- ing powders, sugars. eggs, and the choicest butter and dairy pro. ducts of all kinds.
 WIT. SANDERS,
The Forrest City times., 1900-10-12
General Merchandise. :

General Merchandise.
 We have nearly every thing. We enter upon tho season thoroughly equip. 2 ped in every particular, with a most complete and comprehensive stock, and are thus enabled to offer new and desirable merchant disc. calculated to supply every want of the family.
 Our stock of
 #CROCERIES* is up-to-date and is con stan,ly beipg replenished with new and fresh goods,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-08
MAUrS TRoU ES BEGIN.
Judge Kepoikai to Boil the PolitI-
cal Pot.

Judge Kepoikai wants the natives to
Join hands with the better class of
whites. The two parties, he says, can
control everything between them IL
they coalesce in this way. and this
would obviate all danger OF bad gov
eminent, He went to Maui yesterday,
and will begin at once to organize the
Republicans. He thinks he can bring
the natives of Maui all into line. They
only need to have 1t explained to
them that their lingering feeling in
favor OF the Democratic party Is sense
'fess, because the monarchy can not be
brought back he saws.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-08
SUGAR IN CUBA
W. C. Gregg Tells Of
Situation There.
OId-Fashioned and Costly Methods
Still Prevail in Culture and
Milling of Cane.

William C. Gregg OF this city has
Just returned from Cuba, having left
Havana on April /. Yesterday he gave
some interesting and significant points
1.-THE political conditions" said MI.
Gregg. ARE all against large output
of sugar. 1t is true that the owners o.
large amounts of property want annex
alton to the United States; but The
United States made pledge to give
Cuba freedom, and the people down.
large property owners want indepen-
dence. They will eventually get it,
They will soon have their own NUM-
cipal governments, and gradually tn,
United States will cease to be repre-.
scented down there except by some MAI
like General Wood in an advisors
capacity. Then viii come the test u
~ MneLner or not the Cubans are ca
pable of government. II there are
outbreaks and disturbances mere an l
there, it Will not tend to encourage
American capital to 30 down there TO.
investment. 1t Will be three or -four
years before we can determine whether
or not Cuba will of itself work around
into the direction OF desiring annex
alton. The resident property owners
hesitate about going into further in
VestmentS pending the settlement of
these conditions.
There is so much land available f1I
sugar in Cuba that planters have -
fused to eXpend much money per acre
for making large yield Per acre.
They say there is so much land that
we can't afford to fertiliZe or TO irr.-
| gate, or steam plow.' This is one OF
the faults of a large acreage. In my
| opinion they do not realize the extra
expense involved in transporting The
cane, which they do largely by OK
| cart over the much larger extent OF
territory.
practically ell of the mills use old
style machinery. The uncertain pollIi-
| cal conditions and the price of sugar,
which is, as you know, always a cent
and half less than here, renders the
| planters unwilling to throw out their
machinery and run into debt for be-
ter machinery. For example. l saw
six-roller mills instead of nine-roller
ones. Most of the plantations are in
the hands of individuals; corporations
are better able to handle business OF
this character.
II found the prices of everything
very high in Cuba. The cost OF living
| and of labor Is higher. on account ot
the war. prices. while they have drop
ped, are still very high. Peoples ideas
have been pushed up. Anything in the
way OF necessities for white people Is
| costly. and in skilled labor they have
no advantage over US. Carpenters aad
machinists. for instance. receive from
three to four dollars a day. and or
binary laborers from twenty to TWEEN
ty-five dollars a month, American
money. People who used to work In
the cane fields have lately been mill
tary men. and they are not going back
to work in the fields. The Cubans,
using the term In its strict sense, do
not like to work. The pure bloods 81
Spanish are the best workers in the
fields. but they are scarce. So there Is
a scarcity OF men for this sort OF loboI
a scarcity all round. both of men and
OF oxen. You cannot import oxen from
the States into Cuba and put them 20
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-08
AN EPIDEMIC OF WHOOPING
COUGH.

Last winter during an epidemic of
looping cough my children contract
d the disease, having severe coughing
lel.s. We had used Chamber S
ough Remedy very successfully for
CUP and naturally turned to It at
hat time and found it relieved the
olEh and effected a complete cure
ohm e. Clifford, Proprietor Norwood
louise, Norwood, N. Y. This remedy
: for sale by all druggists and deal
rs. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. agents
)r II. l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-08

work very soon; they have to hnco",q
acclmated. ] hear that the planters
are trying to get oxen from Central
America, and are not securing many"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-08

4. Hives are a terrible torment to the
little folks. and to some older ones,
Doane's Ointment never fails. Instant
relief and permanent cure. At any
chemists, so cents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-08
FUTURE TINT FACES THE TialLS! IMNG1yB A FAR Alp1EA
ONE THAN EATE WHICH AWAITED Them IN THEIR ONl NATIVE LAND

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