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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-21
ElIeR1SFs8 con 81 nh0mbTe"
3 ueiar "a ''tIeTIa. =

fsmilia llpgue 4 Il ruina , i austltu-
ci6n sea mas fkcil.
az quien de ere gran pAntAln.o AAl-
drfa inc6lume2 ST hubieIe pgts0s9 ~.
t5v0 tan tonic Que re FieTe tKaEes az
esa tela de cedaz0; 81 hubiefa teA o0n-
fusion De coneiancies que nos las hu-
biera baatanta rectas para denunclaE
ese i0tiernn; 81 hubieTa tanta ceadlcna
para que On pueblo snfri6 lois sucurn..
81, entonces habrfa que Greer ca q
diablo
Z puede. p0r ESQ cAminO, lrse mas le-
los. EdUQnemcs In inYentud tuera ae
IA isla. En- los gIandes centros noFte
americanoR, Be hara eOmpl letlalEn A.
to nOrteameric1na. RunQue cOnozcaI =
sepa euales son laa humillaclones 2
deadichss de Ru patria.
Y puede lleRarae a1n mas lelos. L9s
pQ1 entss , aseepadSe7stgs y e1 c01ll10-
trSOtGs pudieran ser en- mpmant0s IA
dos amigos que ayudeFan deplorar
ia com6n desventuEa. Mss ESQ puede
eyitaFsa dandoLe cssCara 8 los ssoG15O-
Zes, pinchandOles p0r 81 tienen @ no tie
men pr0piedades aIg1n dineFlllo.
Por tanto csbaIlerOs El plan
simpSticO ira deTech0 8 SO flo con Ell
c3Ecurso de tan seleetos niedios 81 los
sSatSa,0s fueran tan lnnb6cilee que no
reconocieran 81 peligro. y. por 81 ac3-
30. no Sc dispuaieran no delaEse pull
Yarizar como IN terr6n1 de azacar en-
tire los dients de IN golosos
Contra todo ESQ, puede que haya 4
protests. TOdO tiene derecho & la VII
da. Los puebIos debsn Yivir. Dios
quiera que vivian. lHsy qui6n dude
de csc pues sepan los golosOs de la
terra que no anben que hxcer del hOna.
bre. que en- Mario nRcieT0n 8 600 ma
tsVOs que estsn en- la fla espeFandc sus-
tituir los Que vaVaD Cayendo.
La juventud educada fnerR de SD
patFia. VolveT6 & ella. ST desdichada
II encuentra. odiars quien Is tirAnice;
y si qui6n Ie educ6 es el tirano, malde-
ciF6 & su maestro. y ent0nCes d teOFfa
de IA susodicha .5atveaststd edscoda. se
ira freir hu6uelOg. EQdaVia Los es-
tan frien1o los gobiernoa espa fOles
que educsndo j6venes pretendieron OBJ
teneT eH mismo resultado y ique cosa
tan rarR 49,. todo 10 pudieTon hscer
ca esta islas los gobiernOs esps foles.
todo. !. sneHcs higes rs pQ5t0les.
Asi pues. 81 81 eFgel prop6sitO cuen-
to con todo ESQ para salir aEante, 50
fracsso es SECURE y 81 procedimientO
de ecbag b Jos egtg0a3ego8 cOntrlbuira
mas que s Cosa alganas & ertrasag gerSsGr
los qaGtiV0s
Meior sers estudiar 81 aaunto honra-
damente SDestruir an pueblo2 SDe-
sunirlo2 aSembrar on 81 la discOrdia9
sHacerlo so propi0 enemigOs SDebii-
taFlo para que 10 masa densa see faiay
sucumba9
ESQ. ni deba ser. hi puede ser. 1PAra
quo eatSn la pazo a. concordia. = la
union, entire los hombrea que quieFen
viyir y ennan & So tierr0S
Ea caballeros. ST Sc anna ls
fa'es.pq annnn, Jos, F1irle an1alaan p Re1va-
no Be mate de hambFe 81 abuelo tOln.
ST Be- anna "a tSergo. es necesario hacer
iusticia 81 bOna6Te.
En- suma: es uecesario entenderse
con 81 hOna6re. 8 dejar Ia TERRA ....
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-21

TALLAS.-El dia del pr6ximo
Febrero Sc tallarkn en- el cuArtel gene
raj de u Dolicfa. los aspirantes 4 guar
diRs del Cuerpo.
Ell SECRETARIO de ID Ckmara de
Delegates ha soIicitado del Director
de Females Ie envie todRs las tardes
tres 8 cuatro confinadOs para h-ceE ID
Iimpieza general del Iocal que aquella
ocupa.
Ell SR. REY ES PENA hA sO!lcltR-
do del Tesorero de Puerto Rico pida 81
Conseio Executive Sea mOdiiceda la
ley de contFibuciones en- el sentido de
que toda finca urbanR que por fuerzs
mayor otras CirCunstancias desaDa-
rezca, Be exima del psg1 de cOntrlbu-
clones poT los 4Fimestres auceslVos sl
en- que ocurra Il desaparici6n de 10
6nca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-21

vuestros, oshan hecho acreedor. 10 rea
petimos, Ill csIrifQ de los puertorriQue-
nos anaantes le les Glorias de Ia gran
Rep6blica Americana, a la vez que
protesta bam1s de los procedimientos
anti-ameriCanos que implRntaron en-
este pals los cgle5res Mr.. Allen Mr..
Hunt.
Tenemos especial gusto De enviaros
una Copia de la carta que mandamos 81
Honorable MT. Theodore Roosevelt,
Presidents De Ia gran Rsp6bica Anne
ricans, felicitsndoIe por 81 grandioso
triunfo que obtuvo en Les 1ltlmas cleo
clones para Pfesidente, y por la acsr-
tada election ID ncmbraros q obernador
Civil de esa islR.
AhOrs, honorable seflor. os queda
mucho que hscar en- favor de esa p1-
bIaci6n: entire otras c1sas, las pricipa-
les son, protecci6n 4 au primerR y
principal riqUezs. 8 sea ell cafe; que no
oueden sin castigo los que infringieron
Ia lev electoral, en- los pueblos de Ba-
Fros. San Lorenzo. Isabella, Lares,
PefiueIas, GuBYanilla7 etc., etc; Y, SO
bre todO ante todo, IOgrRr que 81
Conereso de Id Union, decrete para
Puerto Rico, una Autonomfa anpIia,
como IL que cancedi6 Ipglaterra q Ca
nads, que satisfBga Ia aspiration de la
mayoris, perod ale la gran. msyorl l,' del
pueblo puertofTique
Con nueAtra protesta de verdadera
simpatfa hecia vos, nos suscFibimos
muv reapetuossmente vuestrcs admi-
radores y enthusiasts servidores q b.
v. m.
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especduo haba sdo jam4s Juan 10 cua
introduction de remedies ha npado al peo cuodad con-
agradabe de cuantos conOcen
Agun que epreentante del Dr. Lobb conandO
E Dr. obb no eue desconRanza
nado gratis al pco en- ea Metropolis pues va ha so
guado los Pncipales pe6dcos de los Est9do iaga
Mexico Canada Cuba Epana Portugal Argentina Gne
rc ETC. durante los gltes s amos Nngu6a a com pda en- q
des cuvas de medicines sin obigae gaa IN solo cene
sOanen uafca que Dr. Lobb tene mayor
anza e buen Tesutado de medicines PrPaa para cada
gad Dyspepsia Rnones cuass pueien adqurirse d
odco peco de 25 cts en- las acadas FaEmaclas % ~o9ns % g
Reumatismo-Se garanz que Remedo del Dr.
dias cura rapidamen ciaca umbago,y do
% eumatcos punzanes en- cuaquer p del cuerPo aa Vez
De haberse conclude una teiita PRECIo, IS cts
epaa cades movdos pr enmedad de los Enone hdrope
En- los pies en- los msmSTos ec9entes deos de haceF gua
E Remedo Lobb para HgadoCorge Ia Giosidad e
La Iedieina Del Dr. IoBb psra los Rao tempo
Ia Pumononia corrge cualquer iado POcas horas PRE-
Fl Remedo Dr. Lobb para la TOsa ehcazmone sus
pend los sudo noctuno pecho adolodo las toc pulmo
e Medicine @ d del Ds lo las ensnad guas ao
etc. i PREco 3 ue Dr. Lobb para Dsppscua od clase de in
tad respiration dc NAL sao aento PeFoa d e ane a
Fl Remeo del Dr. Iobb para los Nervios-Cua agOamntO
nervioso deaFregos e abamento del Patu Pacon per-
dda de "a memorial nsomnf M De ueno dolores de c6sza YER
tgo debdad general estmuls tonihca los neos CO = f
@ Ung1g1so del sso Dr. & I06e Paa PR s @ oeSo
Preparation para enfermedade de la SangDe
sarraiga tOdas sus inpuEezas Preco 25 centavOs
Potena de hombes aqcos debados % abusOs Peos S cen
Remedo para dolores de corrge
cuando mas entire minutes seq cu2 fere 81 cau rec e
So enya proporciona GRATIS
Agente exclusive para Puerto-Rco ALEXANDRA Bozzo
Dpd las Farmacias scO6ns ~Gullermetyp en- las
principales la Isa todo mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-21
Sc 8pIauden en- Que
bradilaS los traba
Jos de Ia Camara.
Sc IanBnta alIf Ia TonuncIa del
doctor AudlDOt.
q ns.sstr0 o0mssg0nsal espseiaI. J

Enero 19.-
Muy satisfecho SIC muestra eI pueblo
en- general con lts trabsios que Viene
realizando nuestra Camera de DaIega-
dos sobre tOdo el mas importante
de los bills presentado y de mas inte-
res para los Vecinos de Quebradillas es
81 de la segregation de nuestro nuni-
cipiO.
Ansiamos YER realizados nuestfos
deseOs hacienda jasticia con la deVOlu-
ci6n de nuestro municipio que nos per-
tenece.
Nosotros teniendo muy buen concep-
to del Gobarnador por sus bnenOs SER
Vicios prestados Ia islR no dudtmos
hsga recAer ell nombrRmiento de ascal-
do ca una persona que goce de simpa--
tiss en- IA L0calidad que con actlyldad
desemps ne su cargo , tomandose lnte-
res por las mejoras del pueblo.
QuebrRdiiIas lamenta ID renuncla
del Dr.. Audinot como m65ico titular
de este pueblo, para il ccupar una
tituIaT On Rio Piedras. FL pueblo Sc
siente satisfecho y sgrAdecido de los
mug buenos comportamiento de Au-
dinOt que como me1ico es excelente y
como amigo sincere.
Audinot en- las 1ltimas elecc' ones
trab1j6 sin descAnso pronunciando elo-
cuentfsinoa digcursos por Il santa idea
de u Union de Puerto r co.
Hoy nos deja. pero IIevs en- ST Las
simpatlas y el carifiO del pueblo que Ie
quiere. le distingue y que reconoce 10
que vale.
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San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Honorable Senior: Ios que susCr ibi-
mos. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. que residimOg en-
eata Capital de Ia Rep6blica de M6xl-
co, nos permitimos escribirle esta car
ta para enViarOs nuestra mas entuslas-
Co feIiCitaci6n por su prOceder corfec-
TO, ca actitud en6Fgica y h&betos e1us-
tadO cumplir y hacer cumpir la ley
durante 81 periodic electoral que acRba
de pasar, 10 que di6 por resuItado que.
nuestrOs compatriotas pudierpn, por
primers vez, durante ell Gobiern0 Civil
Americana. eiereer su derecho deposi-
tandO IOs VotOs en las urnass sin ser
vfctimas de los tutgOpeLt0s y cTSnsegaeS
que Sc cOmetian durante 10 6pcca del
terror, en- Ia que fuefOn GobernadOFes
de esq isis Mr.. Allen Y Mr.. Hunt.
EI pueblo de Puerto Rico. estsbR
GvidO de justicis Vos 90 10 hab6is be-
chO y, p0r 10 tantOs Os hab6is hecho
acreedor al carifio de lOs puertOrriqae-
nos, hasta de los que, como nOsOtros,
estamos ausentes de esa inolvidable
tierYa RIeiados de las luchas pOlftiC1s.
Hab6is tenido gran tsCto 81 elegiT de
Secretario & IN americana que demos
tr6 tener ilustraci6n Rl cOnteatar enIe
Consei9 Eiecutivo, & los desplgntes y
Rnbiciones de los sefIores Barboss y
JOa6 Guzman Benitez, cuando pc dis
cuti6 b Icy electoral; y poseer energia
parH haceF cumplir la citada lev. CO.
mo Aambi6n 81 nombramiento del Sn
nsrintendente de eIecciones, 70 hiCis-
t6is en a. csbalIero Que % concrete b
nunplimiento del debeF, Gin Conteun-
PlACiOn pi distingol = todos estqs Rcepa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-21

FenoSa entePmedad
En- las Gales. en-
los tFanvias en- los
coches, en- las igle-
siaS y en- los esta-
blecimie n t os, Sc
veian senoras y ca.
baller0S contando
la dosis de pildo-
ritas, temerosoS de
dejar pasar una de
las cuarenta y ocho
horas en- que Sc
gaFantiza que Ell
xRemedio del Doc
tor Obj para la
DispepsiaS efect1a
la curaci0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-21

DENUNCIA. -Ha sido denunciada
n cass no. lis de Ii CaIIe de Ii Tsnca.
por est9r en- condolences antihigi6ni-
cas-.
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prar los remedies
del Doctor Lobb.
Los Establecimi-
entos mencionados
estuVierOn concu-
Pridlsimos. La mu-
chedumbre Sc COM
ponfa de personals
de tOdas clases so
cialeS. La Dana
aristFooFatica y la
prOletaria, el Ban
quero, ell Abogado
ell Sacerdote. ell CO..
merciante y el obre'
70 etc.. todos te-
nian deseos de ali
/ viarse de alguna
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-21

En- esta innprenta ae vende papeI de
peri6dico viaioaS2 90 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-21
2 ERIO De la JEBA
DE LA
MARAVILLOSA MEDICINA
DEL Or. h8BB. PARA la DYSPEPSIA

Mas de 1000 personas aver acreaas
Gnermetg busea de las mnesTas ocdas gratis
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-21

Mexico. 8 de DiOiembre Do 1904.
Mr.. Beeckman Winthrop,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-21

-Ell1I lE sllllIPfI1I q TalI q IsII
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-03-02
Don't be Discouraged

You may say that you have failed
too often, that there is no use trying,
that it is impossible for you to sue
coed, and that you have fallen too
often even to attempt to get on your
feet again. Nonsense! There is no
failure for a man whose spirit is I'M
conquered. No matter how late the
hour, or how many and repeated his
failures, success is still possible.
The evolution of Scroogs, the miser,
in the closing year OF his life, from a
hard, narrow, heartless money
grubber, whose soul was impris-
oned in his shining heap of boarded
gold, to generous, genial lover Of
his kind, is no mere myth of Dick
ems brain. Time and time again,
in the history of our daily lives,
chronicled in our newspapers. re-
corded in biographies, or exhibited
before our eyes, we see men and
women redeeming past failures,
rising up out of the stupor of dis
couragement, and boldly turning
face forward once more.-O. S.
Marden in Success.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-03-02
High School Notes.

Barney Peterson has returned to-
school after a weeks stay at the
hospital. s55
Wanted-A pupil seven feet or
taller to enter the High School.
Would want one who will permit
the boys to use him for playing leap
frog.
The past ;;G;tl >ctt''i Is, Is. &, s.4ay.
commenced the game this spring by
playing catch on the dry spots
scattered over the school ground.
A very elaborate petition was
sent in to Superintendent Angus to
have some chairs which we're in the
attic reinstated in the Office and
laboratory. The request was granted
and now the pupils are enjoying
those easy sitting chairs.
The plane geometry class sur
prised Mr.. Young by having their
lessons perfect.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-03-02

we're adopted, and at a meeting held
on Monday evening this week the
first board of trustees and officers
were selected as follows:
Trustees: DR.. T. Bratrud, DR..
&. S. Wattam, Judge A. Grinde]and,
Aug. Lundgren, P. H. Holm, Lewis
Westman, w. F. Powell H. J..
Beardmore and A. S. Rokke.
Officers: DR.. T. Bratrud, presi-
dent; Rev. J. A. Madison, vice.
president; DR.. O. F. Melby, secre-
tary and 0. H. Taralseth, treasurer.
Subscription books will be pre-
pared and circulated, and tits hoped
that the good and self-sacrifcing
people of Marshall county
and adjoining counties will con-
tribute literally toward this worthy
and humanitarian project.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-03-02
Sent ! TO A;SYL UNI ].
jealousy Causes Insanity Of Mrs.
Anna Olson, Of Higdem,
Polk Co.

s y yesterday afternoon Judge Thore-
son ordered Mrs. Anna Olson, who
resides near Birkholtz, in the town
OF Higdem to the insane asylum at
Fergusl Falls and she. was taken
down last evening.
# The woman has not been in the
best Of health for many months and
Tor sometime past fancied that her
!. husband was untrue to her. She
brooded over her imaginary wrongs
till she became demented and it was
considered unsafe for her to remain
with her four children. It is. ex-
pected that her condition will yield
to treatment in the course Of a few.
months and that she will be re-
stored to her family again. crooks.
ton Times.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-03-02
Canada Letter.

Grayson, ASA, Feb. p, 05.
AS this is the first correspond
ence in the SHEAF from Grayson, I
hope you will publish it. We have
had very nice winter so far, the
lowest the thermometer has shown
being AZ degrees below zero, and
now it looks as if spring was CON-
ing, although it is little frosty yet
mornings and nights.
John E. Olson from Snake arrived
here a few days ago, with his sister,
Mrs. p. Peterson. Mr.. Olson has a
claim near this village on which he
expects to make his future home.
He likes the country and is we'll
satisfied.
More than two-thirds of the popu-
lation are prosperous farmers from
the province of Ontario, and a few
from the American side, the rest
being what we call foreigners.
A grand ball was given by the
young people ofGrayson last Friday,
q couple being present. Music
was furnished by the Dublic or
chestra.
j. E. Olson will start to build a
dwelling house on his farm next
Wednesday,.
Fred Brunsell and J. E.. Olson
will leave for Winnipeg soon.
V. Patterson has had slight at
tack of sickness.
SuRSrRTRER
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-03-02
A Western Worlds Fair.

Especial interest should attach
itself to the Lewis and Clark Cen
tennial Exposition to be held at
Portland, Oregon, which opens its
gates June first and closes October
18th, 1905. It should be Of especial
interest to the people Of the North
west for it will bring into the coun-
try tributary to the trans-contin-
entail railways traversing the north
western country, a class of people
who hitherto have never seen its
agricultural and business oppor-
tunities or Witnessed it's grand
scenic marvels. The exposition in
Itself is a reflex of the actual ply
steal and material condition Of the
Oregon country which is composed
of Oregon, Washington, Idaho and
parts of Montana and Wyoming.
From an educational standpoint,
there is no question but what twill
havea wonderful value, represent
ING every interest in the Northwest
from the Great Lakes to the Pacific.
When one considers that every bit
of travel will necessarily have to be
ove,'3 the trans continental lines
~radiating from St. Paul and Mime
apoiis and through the Central
American states, itscan be readily
appreciated that it is Eof especial
Val . for all the people residing
alor g the line of the Northwestern
Ira os-continental Railways to assist
in tlte advertising ofthis first West
ern Worlds Fair, for it must be APP
pre>iiated that this is the first expo
siticn held west Of the Rocky Noun
tain,s under the auspices Of the
United States government. Then
agai we must not lose sight of the
fact that through all this vast north
west a hardy band Of pioneers led
by the indominatable explorers,
Lewis and Clark, erected pathway
which opened to the world a new
and vast empire, which has since
become peopled with a thrifty and
ens, 'ssetic class Of people who have
,.s1>tcts in IL: I'iitl:stt,a :e United StltttS
a nation. among nations, and yet
affords unlimited opportunity for
the homemaker, the investor and
the capitalist.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-03-02
Strikes Hidden Rocks.

When your ship of health strikes
the hidden rocks of Consumption,
Pneumonia, etc., you are lost, If
you don't get help from Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. J.
W. McKinnon, of Talladega Springs,
Ala, writes: II had been very
i'll with Pneumonia, under the care
of two doctors, but was getting no
better when began to take DR..
Kings New Discovery. The first
dose gave relief, and one bottle
cured me-" Sure cure for sore
throat, bronchitis, coughs and colds.
Guaranteed at E. F. Whitney's drug
store, price SOC and $1.O0. Trial
bottle free.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-03-02
Sell the Old Capitol.

After having built a magnificent
new capitol costing Al million dol
lars, there can be no need of keep
ing the old capitol. This building
should be sold and the proceeds
used to some good purpose. If it
was a waste of public money to
erect such an imposing structure as
the new capitol is, from an exterior
point of view-for the Qualification
of St. Paul-then it certainly is
much more of waste to keep the old
capitol for which the state has no
use now, and from which it derives
no income. Better sell the old
building and use the money for
building up some needed state in
stitution. There is the state sani-
tarium for consumptives, for which
a site has already been selected at
Walker, but for which it has been
impossible to obtain funds for the
erection of necessary buildings.
After the state university and few
pampered state institutions have
had their demands satisfied, moth
ing remained for this worthy pro-
iect. The sanitarium will have to
wait. Wait how long? Now, don t
fool yourselves, gentlemen of the
legislature, the people want this
sanitarium for consumptives, and
in this generation, too. The spec
tacle of the great state of Minnesota
delaying the establishment of this
institution year after year while
hundreds, yes thousands other sons
and daughters are dying every year
for want OF proper treatment! The
old capitol can probably be sold for
$3.50, 900, which amount will build
and equip the sanitarium and leave
a sufficient balance to erect a home
for incurables near the Twin Cities.
Sell the old capitol.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-03-02
How the Young Idea is Learning
to Shoot

How the Young Idea is Learning
to Shoot
A Boston schCOlma am in writing.
to Pittsburgh friend recently gave
a few examples of the bright minds
among the pupils of her grade in
the Athens of America.
During the exercises in grammar,
to the query, what is the feminine of
Buck? the answer was, Bucket; the
feminine of Lad was Ladder, and
the feminine of Monk was Monkey.
Another pupil of the same class
asserted that ''all ships are feminine
except men-of- war and mail steam
ers.'
After a lesson on the people of the
Far North a youngster wrote:
p "Esquimos are cold, barren and
uninhabited and empty into the
Arctic Ocean" -,
On a history 1&'pel was found this
statement: ''tHi:> prosperity of Vir-
ginia was largely due to the cult
walton of toDacco."
During a recitation of the litera-
ture class there occurred the
couplet:
She was phantom of delight
When first she dawned upon my
sight, ....--
Explain the meaning Of phantom!
The reply was, 1T means she was
like hen, only smaller"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-03-02
Gospe! Meetings.

On Sunday March it is ex-
pected that special gospel meetings
will begin in this city. The evange-
lists who have been secured are
Messrs, Jim Burwick and A. H.
Clark, both Of whom are railroad
conductors. Mr.. Burwick's home
is at Two Harbors, MIMI, and for
many years he has been in the en-
.plov Of the Iron Range Railroad.
Each year these men are given some
weeks off from their work, which
time is devoted to Christian work.
We are very fortunate in being able
to secure them for work in our city.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1905-03-02
Of Annual City Election.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual city election, for the city Of
Warren, will be held at the city
engine house on Johnson avenue in
the city of Warren, Marshall county,
Minn., on Tuesday, the 2lst day of
March A. d., 1905, for the purpose
OF electing
One Mayor
Three Aldermen
One City Recorder
One Treasurer.
Two Justices of the Peace.
One to serve two years,
One to serve one year to fill
vacancy.
One Constable
The polls at said election will be
open continuously from and after
the hour of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon, and until the hour of FIVE
o'clock in the afternoon of said day.
Dated this lst day of March A. D.,
1905. ..~'.-.
W. ~ POWELL,
City Recorder.