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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-07-04
White r1an Turned Yellow.

Great considerations was felt by the
friends of M. A. Hogarty OF Lexing.
ton, KY, when they saw he was turn
ing yellow. His skin slowly changed
color, also his eyes, and suffered ter.
rible. His malady was Yellow Jaun.
dice. He was treated by the best
doctor but without benefit. Then he
was advised to try Electric Bitters, the
wonderful Stomach and Liver rem.
edy, and he writes: After taking two
bottles | was wholly cured a trial
proves it's matchless merit for all
Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles.
Only SOC. Sold by 2. F. Whitney,
Druggist.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-07-04
News in Brief.


A. B. Miller, stationary engineer
in saw mill at Bruce, lost the sight
of his left eye by the bursting of a
water glass on a boiler.
A Bohemian named Tom Jeheca
broke the glass in a vestibuled door of
Northern Pacific train while it was
running 60 miles an hour, near Hinck-
ley, and jumped. He landed on a side
track, among a lot of box cars. The
train was stopped and he was picked
up, apparently without serious injury.
The team of Henry Frentel, living
near Young America, were frightened
by the rattle of milk cans on the wagon
and ran away, throwing Mr.. Frentel
out and killing him instantly. He
leaves a wife and several children.
Clyde Maxwell was tried at Luverne
for assaulting Miss Lottie Bruissane
and escaped with a small fine.
The Omaha station at Belle PLANE
was struck by lightning and burned to
the ground, only the records being
saved.
The cornerstone OF the new Catholic
church was laid at DeGraf.
T. Koniezny was found dead in the
streets of Holden. A case of heast
disease.
J. T. Crawford, janitor of the Han
cock school, St. Paul, stabbed himself
in the heart with pocket knife, caus-
ing instant death
Secretary Of State Hanson wants a
meeting of the state drainage board
The $4,000 appropriated by the legis-
lature is small compared with the work
needed. Every county in the Red
River valley has applied for drainage
work.
Jacob Mattson, aged Il years, was
arrested at Brainerd for shooting John
Hill, boy shout the same age, with :
revolver. Mattson claims It was acd.
denta
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-07-04
SCANDINAVIAN NEWS
SWEDEN.

boy who was angling in the Ronnea
river, Skane, got his hook into his mouth
Just as he was about to cast it., and it
was fastened so securely in the side of
MS mouth that it had to be removed by
a painful surgical operation.
s. new plat was made Of the town of
5000 last summer, and it was forwarded
TO MS majesty for approval. Meanwhile
the Malmo & Tomelilla Railway Com
pany, by petitioning the government. OBJ
tanned an order to have the plat revised.
But IN some unaccountable way the plat
was lost and the town will have to go
TO the expense of making another plat. 2
In southern Sweden the fruit trees were
prOfusely covered with blossoms last
spring. and the weather could not have
been more favorable for rich fruit crop.
The only thing that worries the fruit
raisers at this time is the rapid develop
ment of insects in alarming numbers.
The pension and aid fund of the Swed-
ish Press Association has received 500
from an anonymous giver.
The stockholders of the Vestervik Saw
1ngs Bank have received a dividend Of
$500 per share. The nominal value of
each share being only $2O21a the dividend
is exactly 800 per cent on the capital. The
market value Of the stock, however. has
been about S270 per share. The institu-
ton has reserve fund Of $120000.
Some of the sugar factories Of southern
Sweden gave the stockholders a return Of
Is per cent on their investments.
The Botanical and Geological Society of
West Prussia has engaged DR.. F. E. ALT
Vengren. of Ystad, to study the vegeta-
ton Of West Prussia, and more particu-
larry that of its boys.
DR.. Ernst Lindvahl, of Engeholm. has
returned from a tour Of inspection of
number Of seashore sanitoria in Holland
and other countries, and his observations
will be utilized in the construction Of a
new seaside sanitarium for scrofulous
children at Skeldervipen. The hospitals Of
Sweden compare favorably with those of
other countries, but there is, strange as
1t may seem. not a single seaside SAM
tarium in the whole country
Only one man attended the election OF
assessors in Visby. and those that he
voted for were elected unanimously in the
strictest sense of the word.
The queen Of Sweden and Norway re-
turned from the continent June II by
way Of Copenhagen.
It is proposed that the city of Malmo
sell over 10000 square yards of ground at
a nominal price to some building associa-
lions organized exclusively for the pur-
pose Of enabling poor but thrifty work
ingmen to procure homes Of their own.
The city council is apt to endorse the
plan.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-07-04
II people only knew what we know

II people only knew what we know
about KodolDyspepsia Cure, itwould
be used in nearly every household, as
there are few people who do not suffer
from a feeling OF fullness after eating,
belching, fatulence, sour stomach or
.waterbrash, caused by Indigestion or
dyspepsia. A preparation, such as
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which, with
no aid from the stomach, will digest
your'food, certainly can't help but
do you good. Johnson Drug Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-07-04

Skin affections will readily disap-
pear by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Look out for counterfeits. II
you get DeWitt's you will get good
results. It is the quick and positive
cure for piles. johnson Drug Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-07-04
DENMARK.

The Danish Tourist Club has made ar
which will leave Copenhagen July and
return Aug. 4. The ticket for the trip
costs S135.
A quantity Of Iceland coal has been
tested on the state railways of Den
mark. The coal had been taken on the
surface of the seam and proved to be
very inferior fuel. This however, does
not preclude the possibility of finding bet
ter coal at a greater depth. Accordingly,
an order has been issued for larger
quantity dug from greater depth.
The city council of Copenhagen has
bought the private gas and water works
at Utterslev for s250,000.
The city Of Copenhagen harbors a Ger
man Social Democratic Club, which in
reality is an anarchistic organization. The
name of the club is Vorwaerts. and some
of it's members are Austrians and Ital-
ians. It is claimed that a few Of it's
members have organized an out-and-ou
anarchistic club. The Vorwaerts have a
banner on which is painted a triangle
with the picture of a dagger in the mid
de- At the Fifth Of June celebration this
club had the effrontery to carry it's ban
ner and march Immediately behind the
social democrats. No particular atten-
ton was paid to the banner, the organiza-
which it represented being supposed to
be knifesmiths. Now that the matter has
been taken up by the press, the club will
no doubt, receive more attention than be-
fore.
Twenty farmers from Suffolk, England
have inspected number Of model farms
in northern Denmark, and the Agricul-
tural College in Copenhagen. Their aim
is to learn something about up-to-date
farming from their Danish cousins.
The Copenhagen committee for the ra-
tional determination Of rats" has made
arrangements for an exposition at Tivoli.
We hurry to explain that it is not the
rats themselves, but all imaginable kinds
of rat-traps, that will be exhibited.
The Slemming church was struck by
lightning at night, and the structure was
Quilted, scarcely anything but the walls
remaining. The sacred vessels. the altar
piece and the pulpit were saved The bells
were melted by the heat. NThere was an
insurance Of 8. 600 on the building.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-07-04
Teachers Certificates.

State experimentation has adopt
ed rule for the extension of second
grade teachers certificates. These GER
tificates may be extended when the min
imum standing recorded therein is IS per
cent and the average in all the branches
is not less than IS per cent'and where
the teacher is recommended by the coun-
ty superintendent and city superinten-
dent. Another condition is that the
teacher must have taught in the state
at least eight months during the past
two years, and have shown an ambition
to improve by attending Institutes and
teachers summer schools, reading with
the teachers circle and taking one OF
more educational journals.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-07-04
Canned Potatoes,

Duluth customs officials received a
shipment Of canned potatoes en- route
for the Klondike. There were two car
loads that came in on the Northern
Steamship company's steamer North
Wind. They came through from Ham
burg, Germany, in bond One car con-
tains 169 cases and the other 1872 cases.
This is the first time that such thing
has happened in the history of COM
merce at that point. The goods were
transferred to Great Northern cars and
billed to Seattle, from where they will
go to Cape Nome and the Klondike.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-07-04
A Narrow Escape.

Little Tessie Teck, 9 years old, who
lives near the Milwaukee railroad
tracks in Minneapolis, was run over by
three heavy railroad engines, and yet
she lives and will recover. The little
girl crossed the tracks and started to
return. Just as she approached the
main track she was struck by three
passenger engines that were backing
down to the railroad shops for the
night. The little child was thrown in
the middletof the tracks, and with the
rarest presence of mind laid there mo-
tionless until the engines had all passed
over her frail little body. Only few
bruises was the result.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-07-04

$Ioo, 900 to loan on farm lands af
BANK OF WARREN
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-07-04
NORWAY.

The school laws just passed by the
storthing cut the actual number of school
days in the higher schools down TO abou:
2O4 year And still the summer vaca-
ton lasts only weeks.
The ice exporters reaped a rich harvest
during the hot spell in May. Almost 5000
tons of ice went to England during that
month from the southern part of Norway.
Rev J. M. Lund, former dean of Oslo,
celebrated his SOth birthday in the pres
ence of his u children, IL of whom are
married.
Seven thousand Kristiania taxpayers
have sent complaints to the Board OF
Equalization. This is 1000 in excess OF
the number for 1900.
The city council of Trondhjem has re-
solved that Easements shall not be used
as bedrooms in that city.
A new manufacturing company at HON.
large amounts.
Premier Steen will take a six weeks
vacation. beginning July 10.
The Norwegian flag is not seen so often
as formerly in Chinese waters, and the
Norwegian ship owners will soon be
crowded out of that field unless they dc
some tall hustling.
The municipality of Kristianta has ap-
propriated the Skogheim property at Ma
ridalsvandet in order to prevent the con-
tamination Of the drinking water of the
city.
The National Brewing Company OF
kristiania struggled bravely for several
months against financial embarrassments
but it was forced to the wall at last The
liabilities are proportionately very great
Reckless expenditures on the part of the
managers caused the disaster
Apparatuses for wireless telegraphy
were ordered from Berlin for the Nor
wegian navy. Repeated tests have proved
them to work in perfectly satisfactory
manner
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-07-04
A Wild Man.

The village Of Luverne and vicinity
is in a ferment of excitement over the
appearance Of a nude wild man in the
woods along Rock river. He makes
frequent raids on farm houses near the
river, frightening the farmers wives,
until life has become burden to them.
Sheriff Black, with a posse, has made
an unsuccessful search for him. His
identity is unknown, but he is thought
to be tramp operator who appeared
several days ago, and who acted queer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-07

Br NFsaal, naaittgg out eHttGl
gg aAEslEke ED 1ar Is garlic AZ
tefast af. r0asefae1
y M inlu. a~HtaoEaztag cettftts1
aIs eflssa tO Nssna ltBl1tBE HaEganta
BiI pa 4 a0ar tpiroEfs
B~fuEalluE To- ftluAe ~ s~zitlaciss2
igfitaln. aNaia H. Cite
F~fuTtdtss f psralsEt % rogasutp
ASSESSOR EyuntlA
E1aHa@eria administration 90 gs
gage proper lA rsraatu ssssa
A0grgpg aaiiaE sfaDlfsy igr aebEtsneE
in faa construction 81 tAe aRsaritsh
.SgF.aaA
AgHrarFlRtfBc 780 g taeinay teA-
lseas Il tie construction OF the ssy
laya y taa lFsna mia9@G
Fu1elaiUg that personal taxes saall
D H. 01et agaiugl claims asatnsL .
-0anfy.
AEuWfae zHmgpary administration CT
tarC rRistiug YaiBe.
Eaa bil igl eDdiiisattsD % fhs laws
slalse6 O. gel tEle UFaessary k"D-thtrN5
aHa asa Hs3aGg "a special aTa- 10 hex.
fJ8urzIay.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-07
Ha-sE gLL-a PISSED

ryu 90 requiring ZhEse Eags ltoItrs
tDWWE Eca6@gf+-
dO4nt resolution fyp 2 fg~ & coIsJt-
etttEisual amendment reducing tue E1aa
20 tnieresg 81 ascl1Vol 4uIIl 4Gaus A. s
peE SEN.
d8Fut -fssoHf-tul re 2 n1enfUfiaIIZIDg
feuaeres lur al aiaenQIaent Il tIH Geg.~
eeEag constitution providing ior tHf
geire tuu O. United staoss ssaategE -.
dtfEe. Vap O. tkR 9supie-
Esu. 10. fTtlg rHr weigh % spalEg
a Eprty-iVe ponds IA EuF Dusbe-
aSO E3a. a~ppruFfIaIIiE auN ia- aae~
8eIeBeE Il Iue. aIgG lsahL 1uItL q
AaEoGinga college.
Nc AVS rediRg 10 tie national gDE-
eFunFrHG jurisdiction Over CrfaIrE 91gus-
TaiUast 81 Indian reservations
6sU liz prescribing g. LselIse a. %Tg
a. S40e Jgsg month Tor transient ufeF-
oi4aHtg.
.fE0. gHG, erecting i Eaabe aoarG q
agffeultaRe g. ilFe meulBerF ant aEprg-
pf4arine saJaD6 8oT EAR as e
guarantee lar the paymenL ~ Igemt~
Huis tHs sEat Eafr.
fsg 81, apprapriartnC @fr Iuv uaE-
c3eIcw h. SALARIES o1 Il. = CgnEliu ant1
Joan BRENNAN as eaiiraat commission
ers.
ffG. 1oE TaiatiIr a0 Eaz aae ee-t1.
estes permitting DyypeEs a. htH rstsaze
ttB rergras.
TIE irelase Also passed the following
ssHase n3LiE
ESQ. y giving commissioner stffe
fasnt 10 select gfiicial paJsenG TssarB-
hess ~ politics.
JoGnr resolution No a menfg-ializIIfc
congress- tp eantfBget TIE Indian aeeneF
ar Eissetpn
Resolution fac r. lneufor5afiznae cnn~
guess e. establish an indian industrial
school h EYarGss EQ AE. fixing sernfs
81 Ieourf AZ LYMAN g1unty, No. 81.
permitting Investment - permanent
seb9ai Iursl " gastH eaanB- AND uauu-
esBal saDtss No. 81 permitting tne H.
corporation 8r cities witt 500 pguuHa-
ttoIf hp making cry aasseasors
efscttvf uEstsad 81 aBpoiative,
Bill hG g. pIs1gith4c 1or tbs eiec-
ton o. e8rutty commissioner lsv Ynse
~ TIM pssp5s ~ tLrf ytloie eDlfnus vgaas
referred - tie committee anu TosGIsOr,-.
&C 19T 8s1e NasaE. T'ns nil No ESTABLISH
au experimental farm IA LAWRENCE
eountF was defeated
Vie if1ass passed tine fGgEuwinc
nBIfss niIia
no. III making Sidewalk EXPENSES Z
sfrsE I3eD IN admitting Trsps-cv.
Nc pYuvfirng nr ttss pavnIerr ~.
township sfI1 village assssssrE iv tn
counties IN counties tba1 arg gram
szes infp eetEu rtnEsnsnun.
No. ~, empowering -4sxseifu,rs 5pnr.
administrations 10 iIT,- gage pr5pe-tvpf
nesssssl persons Tgr rtIss Iesglafff 1r ytua.
ssEdte.
Ne " aJJfTJUt-af-iTsg s1aSsA fur fres
tse5eueE III sTs.tHn II new puiiduI. az
6psarilsh normal
IS Aa aJUr0nrsatfng $3.50 fp- f5~
fac1sDsT IN Bniidrns 1r irssprxl ftr II
Isenie mIhneg a. A.etitseiL.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-07
- hgTRoDugEL.

ssC. 15a. pT JannstoE-hTUNlathS ~.
tine issaaRee o. DuInIs o. lhsdFppSassl
towus Lgr Elfe ppfpose o. AnLQIhg ohs-
standing Indebtedness
DC. I5s. u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
itfse purchase o. tooie ant nsaeGI'rTy
To- read weFE-
DO. lsg. pv BurasaG-1To apprnprs-
sate SIET a. ~fennpHF$ LJ0JagtnI r1tliS-
res lcr moa auVanee1 &u- LHs Fffs'
regiment
&c Tat uv tlE tumrltftsa 90 satr"
fzluE--Epr tins establishment aItl nia1h-
ftenaBee o. seifBu. husarIsa
50tnt resolution JyU. e p -iItaF-
demonstrating runssess gp nfaAr IL
TREATY witt Gbs kHdIsIlE h3r Eae pp-E~
tng a. 4seE gisnssul o. q plffLtuu O. Gae
husaDuG preservation II tFrsgurF roEE-
e.
EU. ~. bT &arEsE-Go ~anpruprIaFs
g $40 EfgT tbr aeEscLn,T o. q EggE uos~
1nftvrE al tn spsaraBl ENrnia-
III. lbs Dr Liz euI1LiEEse 1I vsaws
aut uisaus-&taEtlG r. liz asa@SsEBeIi-
o. properfT AIT describing E1Ita1 slall
~ itetsL
W.. 10. ov AreEa-Tu liesus tzaVe-
igsC merchants sza. veTaigE q FaseE
varying Grau So Iss- urautL "a s3g eer
GE- according AZ grEdpe
6yu. LIT. ~ Lguss-3arFE n seLIas
Eo IF
Du0 a-. Dr TeeBr0riE,ur tna-
nfeIapera c tlFe legislature MS enpasE-
lei nIgpsaII ~ uEf gguEeu1 ~ liz E.aI
e-auaaltgaaI institutions
&U. Ia 0r Lsree-heiaEfng 70 IssIt-
a1ge o. executions aga aal4ss Iiulfer ~
srcuEsaEe afts~ ttff ttsaEL O. uIfe 81 the
parties uU EBe se1reL-
Gug Et& sr Erreislg-EaEtug un.r
Gains absolute uGH TX a. ssrty IL
EeEssr as ~sv3HrerueC.
EvU 4aa Iv notwithstanding titr
pEsssrl .sasl4. 1sw aZL rssEoriIu tDt
Oil 3EY-.
Gu- 1a4 j~ Observation-Disclosures
cuuu-Iss aHG cites Ks IEsBe 1uGdulc
Fearz2ugG
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-07

TtH following biIS gerz introduced
Il tIs seaaEs-
50E.t zreEotUgugI Ut. =. W Sweet
heGus8tEaC tIre saGteE Representatives
II congress IL sre1lge II agprguraa1aJI
a. EsZG0@e 4 sGHdgs~ 81 tEes xu8uaL %.
Is @aIneE rtysr % EgnErau c9unrv.
&0 - agE -alrar-Tu ggernli e9uu-
Its D rsEnIIG taetr outstanding BuaG-
sa tnIteDtzilpssE
10 L2& by EnittgaG. ~ raauusst-
b@.aGtuS IA tns reIferrptFuI XII ggruEss-ey
sotG auagee 10 relfeurDttsL
.Eu. LIZ ~" E6wtrafe- --lar1Fgfnr rhf
termsu cuurEs H. tae Eighth circuit
10 lSG. lFy NilisanEsoI-Letatruc m
incorporation u 4Ere INSURANCE -suu,-
Banaae a1I placing mutual rIsIlr.Eaaa
companies lIuEtsE e1oFTul q etIfa eyug-
missioner 81 insurance
&D III ~ EunusrSur-Irgvilfur
ttsaI tnh IIefrs 81 L Deceased gpsrsJI.
HAY sue 1ur manages Iur INJURIES f1ra
resulted IL his us44tL, Gr r. nIr isar-.-
uIe1L
Np. IL aHv Campbell. nv rsuues-
[rpyidIIsg mr. tbs establishment N frszs
eonurr libraries.
-111L1l3g La DdET~
rnilrn salaries III Clerks E cBu-. N
FLSgC.
No IsA# b- JeIlzinE-7fnDiifE.utnul xrf
tle WOE bounty law making r7ruurv
tfntnltsSnFzesrE Viewers II Rezafpg.
ssnaee aatr r#s0itftnp M g. frv
MISUNDERSTANDING amt azgraeuIr
~ fn amendment ~ the constitution
EyiEtS w1aafeI the rIgirt n vnEs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-07
p,IfS PASSED.

gse seGate passed. tie initoTtns
RaaSs bliss
No Increasing f8n sataEtsAHn OF 4ise
+-stfisfeuie "a cireIi. s9trl Inugs SILL
tb exception e. tue Tnird elrsuiI.
80 10 tmlRas EaZ o. 81 sens
g@ bzaf IL ADDITION 70 aii otnsr taxes
lgt0g. bsn stae ogRe Dg Iaal-ESaiuehHa
~ lie state taat arr brought ytsnii.
ftba slate tu gFa1g.
rfAe ssaaie atsg pasef f1li
no proTldinG loT yte@ste
Tine hO0Ha aEso gassst. abe tQln#fha
senate nlila-
10. A F@qflifiDE county pftr@f@ t<
twftnnDll county aarFants NfiieL pea
soma taxes aFe tuae rum Ine pssse'
anG providlnE taat purchasers DseatnS
alen al gnesT peril
30 l., pruridtng tbat COUNT eunrt'
MA sertie estate a. ss0H or tes6MIsh'
eet administration by tne guar. g.
F<sL-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-07

The Lngtlslsnssan iAss IOaur teaatH r.
se ~ VI sser a asspeap tisal eoas
= LIS brewers hass besn isasHg to-
aaLeaal ariak viii snspnnrfc sca
sade 1e0a 4s0r pErisse Yhsah con
sslze arsanie ane tias the poison uas
ssssst VIII tae sulphur mig sne psey
C. siAsssr q pfguIet " ssasah ln tqlssG-
~ sniLessns - pgvnnq saeiSls epa-
sansnees and widespread alarm
1sang casas ~ Glesbosie anenrftk nass
aaD GEaDsf - tals cause ia Bsrmtk-
aH LEsnpgQi ssDi Chester aat nearA
81 are reported Gega4 tue Gaseresf "
sEv1f aspse 81 sasah ar9 -pne saRFs
1pvsd 6aal Tue esestIss slse 81 msn-
sal chaaecak Ia 4e g-uspaaatsep ~
pods ax vel ~ ~ arsnsss map
Esress.ap cissiGz-gsp saA . nss sspsl
& diseases
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-07
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a. tfEt Nfnl1za13 nu5E5tn-. ra e 4
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