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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-05-19
BEST VERSES OF THE WEEK.
May Morning..


ope my window TO the Joy OF morning
The joy OF morning. now the May is herei
i see the iight-shaft pierce the trembling
dewdrop.
And every grassblade sparkle with a tear.
o Mayl the hedge is fringed with snow
white blossoms,
Thy pathway shines with dandelion's
gold
The lilac scatters warm. delicious fra
GRANGE
From plumy clusters In a ieafy fold.
intoxicated. from a cup or sweetness
The wild bee tumbles forth In Keeling
flight:
He leaves the nckie moth 30 vain coquet-
ting
With bashfui violets. nestled low from
sight
Let us go forth I'm some old hillside orchard.
Take time to finger. and to rest the sight
On sire, ling apple boughs whose gnaried
branches
Are wreathed with tints of May In pink
and white.
For many time this dreamy springtide
beauty
VIII come to US again in darker hours.
Reminding wistfully that fun fruition
Can never equal the unfolding flowers
r-F1orence M. Metcalfe. In Frank Leslie.
Popular Monthly
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-05-19
Trains Arrive Richmond.

s'D A. NJ DAILY, from Jacksonville, s,v.u.
nan, Charles on, Atlantis. M..ss
go. - augusta, all poiats South
''~ - ~. Daily, excsp6 MOnday fra., "a
AnSusdae, JsoKs 3avtIle aAvsN
- nah lad Charleston
@AS - NJ Daily. excect SandaV frou "a
JAnte, stheas, RaIei0h. Head~~
s ~ aSrA LSnchburg ad the West,
80 - A"' oaiIg, except SUNDAY. Peears-
$50 4. NJ, soaday oaly, from Atlans.
Athensp RaIsigh, Hendora@@
49,, - Lyachburg e, an the West
"a ~ - III DAily, except sunday fram fzoKa.
Doro' and intermediate stafie1~
49,, Norfolk ana Suffolk,
AfS sunday only. From Hortosk. ga
x0lE, and Petersburg,
40 1' n. Daily, except Sunday froa. Pc.
sSr.M.. DssIS. From Norfolk. son.as
Tas r. n, Daily. FROM Eiam, po..-
pa, yackso avtlle, SsyannaR
Sharlestcu. Wilmington. tSolS1S
sn pore and all points South
eSoE L. Daliy. From Petersburg Lvxa
burg, and West
T. NJ. EMERs0N.
General Manager A~"AsSss
HIN. kAERoON,
General PAssenserl Agent.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-05-19
A Soldiers VIII.

N SOAuttEA Will.
When the Maxims were silent.
The shells ceased to soar.
And the sword in Its scabbard
Was resting once more.
A drummer went seeking
His drum In the trench,
With It's splashes OF crimson.
Its debris and stencil
The form of a STRIPPING
Half over 1t lay;
BIS forehead was bandaged,
His breast shot away.
But the point OF bullet
Had served for a quill,
And In blood on the drum-head
Was written his will.
To the mother who bore me Z,
With love beuueath
All the earthly possessions
own at my death.
Ny shot-riddled body
i give to the sod,
My life to my country,
Ny soul to its God"
-Minna Irving. in Leslie's Weekly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-05-19
C w. LEWIS.

.Attcrney-at-Law aud Notary Puhksa.
Abstract of Title Om,e. fihes -
property carefully examined. SpessS
sttsntion given 20 suits sad other -,
eers In relation 60 property.
,sT 911 N. 4th st.
s,71.8m -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-05-19
A Deteruinatiou.


A liberalization. Al
, I've changed my Intentions.
The orators charm -
! No longer Will win me. -
I'm tendin' the farm. nj
. I've lost precious moments
f, I'm sure OF IL now a
I A follerin' politics &
Std o. the pillow.
Fur talxin' won't hitch UP -
The hosses, you know. -
An speeches won't furrow
The SOIL row by row. 4
! The seasons Is changin'. az
I'll Quit IL. VOW q
[ This follerin politics
Std o. the pillow.
Washington Star.
: Mizpah.
Over the hills, when the daylight dies.
And the mist comes up from the sea
When the red light fades In the western
skies,
My heart goes forth to thee
Shadows fit DER the twilight bay,
AS the sobbing tide goes out:
And sorrow comes, with the close of day,
But never a shade OF doubt.
Come back soon. or come back late,
= Come back never at all;
Yet the love in my heart VIII always wait.
To answer at thy call.
Jean II. Macnair, in Chambers Journal.
"a Woman Lifts Her LOver.~
So pure. so sweetly good she Is,
So hopelessly above you'll
White as a Hly-bud she is
Why should she ever love you?
Yet let this thought your sad heart sttr;
A woman lifts her lover;
And you shall grow more like to her
+ While you're a-winning of her.
IFrancis Sterne Palmer. In Century.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-05-19

sohudule in Eject January II, 800
TRAINS LEAVE RIoHMoND-BYRp STREE
STATION
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-17
DIED..

Mrs. T. R. Craig passed. away in
her home in this city yesterday at
1915 a. m. She had been sick about
ten days with pneumonia. The fun.
eral will take place Saturday after.
noon, at 2:3O o'clock. Mrs. Craig
was one among the first settlers OF
Warren, and she was known, loved
and respected by everybody in the
community. Had she lived until
August next, she would have been 65
years old.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-17
The Peoples Trading Company,
OSTROM, Manager
Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids for the building Of a Swedish
Luth. church at Warren, Mimi, will
be received by the building commit
tee until June 2, 1900, at 2 O'Clock
p. m. Plans and specifications may
be seen at the office OF Lindberg &
Lundgren, in Warren. Church is to
be of brick with stone foundation
The committee reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Warren, Mimi, May IL, 1900.
BUILDING Committee.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-17
Stone Wanted.

Having derided to erect Il new
Swedish Lutheran church building
this summer and to use stone Tor
the foundation, there may be many
friends who would be glad to haul in
one or more loads, or may have tax
en- up on their farms stone they
would give for that purpose. All
such donations will be thankfully re-
ceived and greatly appreciated.
Building Committee,
Per AUG. LUNDGREN.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-17
Baptist Mission Meetings.

The Vega Babtist church will hold
a mission meeting on June End and
3rd, commencing at 10 O'Clock on
the first named day. Rev. johnson,
from Grand Forks, Missionary OH
man, and Rev. Sisell will be present.
All are cordially invited.
Rev. G.. WAHLIN.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-17
AUCTION SALE.

/ will sell at public auction on the
farm in section 4. in town OF Vega,
Marshall Co., Mimi, on June 5,
1900, commencing at 10 o'clock a.
NJ, all my household goods and fur
niture, also 1 pair bob sleds, 1 cut
Ter, l road scraper, and other ar
ticles. JOHN SwENsoN.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-17
DECORATION DAY.

At meeting of the old soldiers
and citizens of Warren last Saturday
evening, it was unanimously resolved
to observe Decoration day with ap-
propriate services, to consist of an ora
ton, vocal and instrumental music.
It was further resolved to ask the
following gentlemen to act as com
mittee, whose duty it will be to make
all necessary arrangements for the
carrying out of a Decoration Day
program
OFFICERS OF THE DAY: Lynn Tough
ridge, Lewis A. Nelson.
CoMM1rrEE G.. G. Winchester,
w. A. Knapp, Z. B. Lindquist, Nels
Bystrom, Chas. Stevens, Harry
Wood, Prof. Angus, Walter Whit
ney, Adelbert Harris.
Signed GEO. JARRET, Chairman.
7. CLARK, Sec y.
HARNESS and SHOE SHOP fo1
= sale or rent. A good chance fol
the right party as there is at present
no shop Of this kind in Roseau coun.
ty. Gus ANDERSON,
st Badger, MINI.
] have, have you?-subscribed fol
the WARREN SHEAR.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-17
Don't burn up your rags.
Bring them to Us, we buy all
the rags you have.

colors. button or lace. .45c and 55c
Children's fine shoes, vesting TOPS.
~ 20 5........................ ...............7.H
Children's fine kid, stitched wit +,
SItK. Csc
Children'k fine shoes, silk vestiug
tops. lace, spring heel, 4 to S...$l.35
Misses fine shoes, vesting tops, 12K
10 ..............................$.1.75
Misses fine shoes, tan kid lace, 1.5O
- . = French kid lace,
TX to Observation-Disclosures. $500
Misses fine kid. heavy soles... 1 80
: tan slippers, 12Kto2... LOO
Ladies' tine kid, fancy tops, hand
turned. ...............................$3.75
Ladies' fine shoes, vesting tops,
lace, nand turned................. 50 90
Ladies' fine tailor made shoes,
hand turned. $500
Ladies fine Kid, button Or lace,
mana turned....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .75
Ladies' fine Dongola shoes. button
W ioCc on
Ladies house slipper, hand turned,
-. ..$l.25
Ladies fine tan shoes, vesting
tops, lace............ 300
Ladies fine toe slipper with buckle
and strap, hand turned. $500
Ladies fine Oxford tie kid, vesting
Ladies fine white kid slippers 1.5O
. : Oxford tie Dongola 1.5O
Boys Wei Kid Balls, * to 2K 2.25
= Box Cali Balls, 3 to s.. $50
g Congo Calf Balls, to 5 1925
/" Kangaroo calf balls, 3 to 100
" !" meyer rip, 3 to 5K
.................$2.25
:" Calf Balls, 3 to 5.............. 1.35
oilgrain buckle or congress 1.25
Youths Kangaroo calf, lace or
button. :::.:.:.....:................$1.3O
Youths Oil Grain, button. .1.25
Groceries.
This department needs no intro
duction. Nothing but fresh and
clean goods here.
Crockery.
Anything you want in crockery
you will find here.
Telescope Cases.
Here we have a large assortment
OF all sizes from.............40c to $1.25
Trunks and Satchels.
Space does not permit us to de-
scribe our line of trunks. We will
just tell you that we have abont SO
trunks to select from. $3.5Oto$7.5O
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-17
G. O. Nelson arrived yesterday
morning from Fergus Falls.

y y
morning from Fergus Falls.
= Mrs. Peter alquist left Tuesday
for Mt. Clemens, Mich, to spend
some time at the famous baths there
in the hope Of improving her health.
Licenses to wed have been issued
by clerk OF court Morck to Eugene
Webster and Annie P olansky, Charles
L. Heinze and Elma Hanson, Frank
Cargill and Williamina Dundass.
The Robertson Lumber Co. has re-
ceived a supply of drain tiles which is
just the thing for drainage purposes.
Very valuable for road construction.
Will be sold cheap in order to in
troduce.
p. E. Flod, of McCrea, hauled in
and donated the first load OF stone
for the foundation OF the new Swe-
dish Luth. church in Warren, for
which the congregation extends sin
cere thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. johnson left
Monday tovisit relatives and friends
at Scandal, MINI. Mr.. johnson will
also attend the Republican state
convention at Minneapolis as dele
gate from Marshall county.
= y. n. Nelson. OF Minneapolis.
author and publisher of History of
Scandinavians in the United States,
a large and meritorious work, spent
a few days at Warren this week in
the interest Of his publication.
= The Memorial services in honor
Of those who gave their lives for the
preservation OF our country will be
held in the NJ. E. church May q, at
1870. All old soldiers, surviving
comrades, are cordially invited to be
present. Cordially, W. F.. LOOMS.
= Abel Garborg left last week for
Cooperstown, N. D., where he will
start bank. Mrs. Garborg and
son will leave Monday to Join her
husband. Their many friends in
Warren and Marshall county wish
them success and happiness in her
new home.
= The ladies OF the Swedish Luth.
church will serve ice cream, cake and
coffee at the Opera house on Tuesday
evening, June 5th, for the benefit Of
the new church building. There will
be music and song and speaking in
English and Swedish. All are cor
daily invited. u.....
- Don't fail to secure your seats
at Benzie's confectionery store for
Friday night to see Gus. Peterson in
his latest and best comedy, "When
Ole Joined the Woodmen. y Reserved
/. =
seats only 35 cents. The Opera house
will be crowded and you will do we'll
to secure your seats in advance.
p. s. Ware has sold out his drug
business to w. w. Johnson, gentle
man who has recent y come here from
Litchfeld, MINI. Mr.. Johnson is an
experienced druggist, having been in
the business more than twenty years,
and comes very highly recommended
from his former home. His son, liner
W. johnson, came Tuesday, and will
assist in the store. After while Mr..
johnson expects to move his whole
family to this city.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-17
NOTICE.

School order No., Of School Dist.
No. 40, Marshall Co., Mimi, drawn
Aug. 1, 1896, should be presented for
payment on or before June lst, 1900,
and if not presented within that time
interest on same will be stopped.
G. Olson, Clerk,
~ Fodvang, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-17
Do not sell your wool to
strangers that go around In
the country. Bring II here,
we win pay you cash for wool.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT..
Remember we make every suit fit
If not satisfactory, bring 1t back
and get your money back.

Re call your attention to our tailor
" mace French Clay worsted Prince
Albert coats and vests !. .$18. 90
Black frock suits. quality French
Clay, extra heavy and the kind that
never fades ............................. 90
Clay Worsted frock suits, patent
shoulder padding to make the gar
ment retain it's shape. SIG. 90
Clay worsted frock suits, Dryers
coat padding, the proper thing for 9
tastldiOus dresser.
Black Is ounce Clay worsted for
tall and silm....................... $500
Black cut-away coat and vest, supe-
rior make, heavy satin lining, $16. 90
Clay wOrsted sack suits, Dryer coat
padding, Italian satin lining, $1,000
Black Clay worsted suits, guaran-
teed all wool and a perfect fit, $1,000
Blue sack suits, diagonal weave,
wide satin piping, Italian sateen lin
ing, good weight and firm texture.
$14.OO
Gray Washington worsted sack
suits, right weight for all seasons......
$500
Extra fine business suits for sum
mer, tailor made dark gray color,
worsted weave, French facing, wide
sateen piping. 400
Light summer suits in the latest
designs, finish and workmanship can
not be surpassed by the best mer-
chant tailor. 90
Gray stripe suits, good weight for
all the year, Italian sateen lining, a
very desirable business suit. 90
| Mems extra size suits, black Clay
worsted, sizes up to 48...........$16:OO
Extra size suits in gray and mixed
pattern, all wool cashmere, durable
and suitable for summer and winter,
$1,000
Gray mixed snit, all wool, serge
piping, French facing..............$6.O 90
Black and gray striped suits, French
facing sa teen lining.................$6.OO
All wool suits, herring bone pat.
tern, firm quality ,grayish shade $500
Boys Clothing Department.
Square cornered suits in all wool
and gray fabrics. .....................$S. 60
Heavy and durable suits, black
and white mixed, sizes from 10 to 10,
SO. %
Scotch cheviots, in dark gray
plaids and all WOOL. 90
T light gray plaids, cheviOt. fab brio,
sizes up to 19...........................$5.5O
Continuation suits in black Clay
worsted, fine quality and tailor
lnaue... ..............%O.OO
Fancy worsted suits, Roman strip pc
pattern, tasty shade and neatly fin
ished. ...................................$lO.OO
Hard finished fancy worsted suits
in small plaids, blueish shade and
made to stand good wear....$S 90
Striped cotton suits in dark colors,
coat, vest and pants, sizes up to Is,
~. 90
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-17
Chiidren's Clothing Department

We carry the twentieth Century
line which has become famous all over
the United States for it's merits OF
good wear and reliable make.
Scotch cheviots, made il 3 piece
suits, red fnncy vests and absolutely
the very latest. The little fellows go
wild over them.......................$6.7 70
Double breasted 2 piece goods mall
wool with soft finish, mixture OF
brown and white.......................$6. 50
Double breasted coats with pants,
pepper and salt color...............$ ST 90
Cutawuy sack suits with single
breasted vests and knee pants, $3.50
A mixture of gray and black with
large plaids.. ...........................$2OO
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-17
l MAGNIFICENT STOCK. l Every !,

In addition to our well assorted
Children's clothing department, We
nave added line of fancy double and
single breasted vests in some very
choice patterns.
Refer suits with vestees, we have q
large assortment OF, richly trimmed
and finished with silk braids ana
trimmings in all sizes from 8 to 8,
ranging in all prices.
Corduroy coats (single) absolutely
the best grade, sizes from 4 to 8 yrs.,
Sizes from s to IA ............ So. so
Mems Pants Department.
We have 1900 pairs ofmen's pants
most OF which are new and up-to.date
in every respect.
Lot.No. 9O2G is a hummer at So. 90
1884 is a corker at. $50
9076 is q whale at.... 400
1926 is a daisy at..... 600
We refund you with q new pair one
OF our corduroy pants rip. Price,.
$3.OO
Black pants, whip cord pattern,
a dressy garment.....................$1.5O
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-17
Glove Department.

Every pair ofour hand sewed gloves
we guarantee to YOU. If it rips open
in seams you get d new pair.
The heaviest kind of genuine buck
skin, Indian tan, double seam. $40
Buckskin gloves, medium weight,
hantl sewed, Indian tan so
Horsehide gloves, firm stock, hand
sewed, oil tan........................ so
Horsehitle gloves, first quality oak
an,guaranteedi every respect $3.50
Hogskin gloves, foil cut, asbastos
tan, stand hard wear. 1925
Buckskin gloves, heavy weight and
large sizes. ..........:...................$1.25
Buckskin gauntlet driving gloves,
fit like kid glove. $1.75
Reindeer gloves, light weight, 81 90
Plymouth buck driving gloves, II
No. l stOcK............ announcement. 81 so
Muleskin gloves, best quality, we'll
..................5 SOC
Boys buckskin gloves. ..........75c
8 goatskin g $3.50. .......25c
6 muleskin " ..25c
Mems dress red gloves, in different
shades, decidedly the finest stock the
market can produce. 5000
Silk lined Mocha gloves, heavy and
firm, Will, gusset to secure perfect
it..... ................ ..................$1. so
Unlined Mocha dress gloves. Re
CARELESS of the we'll known fact that
these goods have advanced we sell
the best for. so
Shoe Department.
Gents fine shoes, French kid, hand
Gents fine shoes, enamel calf, heavy
soles, hand sewed.. SIS. 90
Gents box calf, heavy orlight soles,
hand turned Balls. $3. so
Gents fine Wei Kid lace and con
gress combination, hand sewed, 81 90
Gents Wei Kid Balls or Congress,
stock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Gents fine shoes. genuine kanga-
roo congress. hand Sewed...... $3 90
Gents fine shoes, horsellide Balls.
stock 80
Gents Kangaroo calf shoes, plain
............................$2. 90
Gents high laced shoes, horsehide,
pegged soles. .................. 90
Gents high laced shoes, oil grain.
.................. p1.CO
Gents oil grain bucket Or congress
80
Gents Kangaroo calf bucket or
congress. pegged sulps. ST 10
Infants fine shoes, soft sol.~, all
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-17

and white, dark blue and white, light
blue and white stripes, assorted,
pearl button pockets detached cuffs,
81 90
Black and white striped twill over
shirts, good value. soc
Black and white striped extra heavy
twill, made with double front and
back full length and curved sleeves,
Striped Bedford cord, with yoke,
pocket, extension collar band and
nlieO sedns.................. ...............6oc
Superior quality heavy fancy twill
ed cashmerette. in fancy plaids and
soft wool finish. 75c
Fine quality madras, full yoke,
curved sleeves, two pockets. A fine
up-to-date shirt...........:..........$ 20
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-17
Hardware.

When in need OF hardware
call on us. We Will Just as
soon sell you Il rake for ,
25c il that is all uunepd.
llakes ......... 25c to roc
HoeS..............4 40 to soc
Spades. vi. 90 to $1.35
Pad locks. Zoe to $1.25
Ak handles. Zoe to zoe
Grip braces, 4Oc, 6Oc.
9Oc to $1.35
Everything in Tinware.
Ice cream ireezers So 90
Cloth wringers.. ....$1.6O
When you need wire and
nails call on us and we
will sell you at the very
lowest figure.
Nails. $40
Wire. 90
We also have about five
to six thousand fence
posts for sale.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-17
Neckwear.

Medium light shades, nice selection
of satin plaids. In this lot We have
quite an assortment. They are
worth SOC. Our price. 25c
Heavy nIl silk brocades, neat twill,
Scotch plaids, with stripes. soc
Extra large English square tack,
fine quality. heavy satin brocade,
assorted cOlOrs.. Csc
Four.in-hand ties, Windsor and
Band bows in all shades and colors.
Prices from.................... loo to SOC
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-17
Overalls and Jackets.

OVerallS ana Jackets.
We claim our overalls are superior
to any make we compete with, be-
cause THEY are made strictly to our
order with two inches longer in the
waist and a fuller cut in general.
The best with double front .85c
The same, denim single 'front.'. .75c
The Yankee boy' overall soc
The Mohawk" :. soc
Light plaid jackets ..35c
Plaid jackets heavy SOC
Blne denim. ..65c
Blue gold denim, extra heavy. TIC
.., Duck Coats.
Full size, good lining. 90
Reversible coats, black and brown,
Black double breasted coats 2 90
Very best ducking oil cloth inter-
lined, all wool lining. ......,........$3. 90
Boys duck coat in fancy duck,
makes fine gurment.............$1.5O
The Washington weekly post., 1900-10-09
Eruitlon Of the Class Rush

The class rush, a eoneomltant OF every
October, when colleges ana universities
OPEN their doors. is producing its annual
crop OF broker heads and bodily disabll-
titles. Not quite as glorious or heroic as
Disagreement at focthall before an aa-
miring throng. il nevertheless claims VIC
Tins just as certainly ana effectively.
Every row and then some young scion OF
more or less promise Is returned 10 his
fathers rooftree TO recuperate or lodged
in the hospital for extensive repairs.
Al Amherst, a thoroughly typical COL
lege community, there was an unusual bal
lot the other day TO abolish for an time
this ancient student custom, which Is
linked with almost every educational in
stitution OF age ana dignihed pretensions
in the United States Out OF ~ young
men enrolled there, sc voted in favor OF
omitting the annual scramble between
freshmen and sophomores ever the right
Of the former TO carry canes II was th.
sequel 20 a fierce scrimmage between the
two classes. In which j freshman was
seriously, II not permanently. Injured
The vote viii probably be regarded as
binding upon future classes. hut Is notable
because Amherst, forty years ago. was
the first to inAugurate physical culture as
q part Of its course. training that nova
days helps develop ;he young giants who
dominate IN such impacts OF college
classes.
Hazing, which has teen the object OF
continued popular outery. is hardly less
feprehensible in some phases than these
student battles. They excite anImositiss.
which subsequently, are reyenged upon H.