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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-13
Proceedings OF the County R.,a- =,
q Equalization, Marshall
County. MINI.
July 20, p, % and as, 1908
Continued from last week.

8 {
MOOSE RIVER.
Horses, mules and asses. one
year old so
Horses, mules and asses, two
years old 40
Cattle, one year old .
Cattle, two years old l2A
Cows n
NELSON PARK
Horses, mules and asses one
year old TX
Horses mules and asses, two
years old 60
I Horses, mules and asses, three
years old and over
Cattle, one year old a31<
two years old q
All other cattle three years old
and over IN
Sheep of all ages ~
Household goods and wearing
apparel q
NEW FOLDEN
Horses, mules and asses, one
Horses, mules and asses, two
years old 60
Cattle, one year old 3sk
two years old 40
All other cattle three years old
and over 10
Sheep of all ages 50
Agricultural tools, Implements
and machinery IS
Elev., warehouses and i'm
provements of r. r. right
ofway IL
NEW MAINE
Horses, mules and asses one
year old 48
Horses, mules and asses, two
years old rs
Horses, mules and asses, three
years old and over 80
u Cattle, one year old 80
two years old IS
All other cattle three years old
.r.s NEW SOLUM
Horses, mules and asses, one
year old Il
&c., Horses, mules and asses, three
years old and over 2
i Cattle one year old
Cattle, two years old 1874
Cows 20
All other cattle three years old
and over 10
OAK PARK
Horses, mules and asses one
year old 60
Horses, mules and asses, two
years old 60
Horses, mules and asses, three
years old and over IS
Cattle, one year old 80
Cattle, two years old 40
Cows 20
All other cattle three years old
and over 10
PARKER
Horses, mules and asses one
year old
Horses mules and assess, two
years old 60
Horses, mules and asses, three
ss- years old and over 4
& Cattle, two years old 171
Horses, mules and asses, one
year old
Horses, mules and asses, three
years old and over L
Cattle, one year old
= two years old 80
All other cattle three years old
and over 10
Sheep of all ages SO
sINNOTT
/ Horses, mules and asses, one
a. year old 70
Cattle, one year old A
two years old
b. All other cattle three years old .
Y and over 200 -
Sheep Of all ages ...
Agricultural tools, implements
and machinery 20
SPRUCE VALLEY
Horses, mules and asses. one
year old " IS
Horses, mules and asses, two
., years old a %
: Cattle, one year old 20
I (" two years old
TAMARAC
Horses. mules and asses, one
year old ~
Horses, mules and asses, three
years old and over, Il
Cattle, one year old ~ g.
two years old
Household goods and wearing
apparel 3
"a Agricultural tools, implements
and machinery
THIEF LAKE
Horses, mules and asses. two
IA sl9 wears old tHS E@& 81
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-24
July Sale.

The July Sale of this seasons Washable Cotton Dress Fabrics offers the best values of the year. The collection of Wash Fabrics in this sale presents this seasons newest fab rcs and designs all taken from regnlar stock. We have made extremely low prices to close at once We place sale this morning yards of fine dm handsome patterns to sell at 0c yard Special sale yard 50 pieces Seersuk Gams stripe plain and fancy effects guaranteed give satisfactory Worth 2c Special Sale price yard @ yards fine holly bat all patterns. Regular l2s quality Sale price 5sc yard.
 Snch standard percales figured and sprpe effects light and dark ground work suitable fabric for mems shirts chden shirt waist suits. Value l2lc. Sale price l0c yard
 One Fine Ben Zephyr Gphams handsome assorted patterns all good ors regular value 19c yard Sale price He yard
 nch fine Madras excellent material for gs and shirt waists 50 select patterns Value 25c yard Special 15c yard
 50 pieces mercerized voie pladsa the newest colongs pretty sheer fabric that will we and satisfactory Worth 25c yard, Sale price l5c.
 Fine barred musns handsome floral designs in this seasons color rgs, regular 25c grade Sale price l5c yard.
 Cleft Aisle Front)
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NEWS OF NOTE.

NGID VT lNOIcs
 Mir and Mrs John B. Wayland o1 Jockey Hollow have an Orlando tree which was beauty when in full bios. som, with 425 blossoms on it.
 Charles Smith of Naugatuck has been a guest of MT and Mrs John 5. Way land and has been assisting them with their having. .~
 Henry McOrm ond, who has been spending few days with MT and Mrs John B. Wayland, has returned to his home in Bridgeport. f.. x
 A son was born to MT and Mrs Ernest M. Beers, July 15. Y
 Miss Lucy Beach has entertained her friend. Miss Ina Allen, of Waterbury.
 Oliver Lewis of Shelton has been spending few days at B. s. Hurd's
 F. L. Sears has been on the sick list for two or three days.
 John Hungerford was quite sick, last week, at Edward E. Curtiss'. ga
 J. F. Wales returned from Virginia, last week, where he visited his daught- CT, Mrs Sellick Middlebrooks, of Wav- erly.
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-24
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD

Benjamin Turney was substituting for Carrier H. P. Rugg on Route 52, last week, for a few days.
 Mrs Marjory Jennings has been spending few days here with her grandmother Mrs Georgiana Jennings.
 iss Emma Mellen, who has been spending few days here with Mir and Mrs John Z. Mellen, has returned to her home in Stepney.
 If you want some of the best teas and coffees you ever drank, go to F. C.. Haeublein's store. He has some that will please you. He also has on hand a full stock of all kinds of groceries and feed at reasonable prices.
 In one of the hard showers, last week, Mallett Sanford had a COW struck by lightning and killed.
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-24

have found tried and tested cure for Rheu- matism Not remedy that will straighten the distorted Ambs of chronic cripples. nor turn bony growths back to flesh again. That is impossible. But can now surely kill the pains and bangs Of this deplorable disease.
 In Germany-with Chemist in the City of Darmstadt-I found the last ingredient with which Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy was made . perfected. dependable prescription. Without that last ingredient, successfully treated many, many cases of Rheumatism but now, at last it uni. formly cures all curable cases of this heretofore much dreaded disease. Those sand-like granular wastes, found in Rheumatic Blood, seem to dissolve and pass away under the action of this remedy as freely as does sugar when added to pure water. And then, when dissolved, these poisonous wastes freely pass from the system. and the cause of Rheumatism is gone forever. There is now no real need-no actual excuse to suffer longer with out help. We sell. and in confidence recommend
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-24
The NeWtOWn Bee
Georgetown.
REPORT OF THE GEORGETOWN
 PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Newtown. Friday. July ei. 1908.

REPORT OF THE GEORGETOWN
 PUBLIC LIBRARY.
 The first semi.annual report of the Georgetown Public library was made last week, for the State Library Com
 mlttee at Hartford. Though measur- ing it's life by scarcely six months this library has had phenomenal growth and shows what the persistence of one person can do. Rev A. C.. Furbush, pastor of the Gilbert. Memorial church, believing that circulating library was needed for this people, started six months ago a little library of two hun- dred books in the basement of the church. There were no funds for this object, so personal solicitation and ire. quent sociables had to be resorted to to sustain it. Books were added from week to week and the interest spread far beyond the confines of the church organization. Soon it was found that the church could not afford ample accommodations for the books that were increasing in number almost daily, so the pastor started out to raise money for building. This was soon accomplished and a neat little building was placed in the center of the community and was wholly paid for, and now the town boasts of good lit tie circulating library of 1910 books, we'll selected, and thoroughly classified, with the double Dewey system of card cataloging. One hundred and twenty six subscribers, representing ninety families and receiving books each week. Over 1900 magazines are also available to its readers. The total of books taken out since the library was organized is 1236, an average of about 50 week.
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-24
Middlebury.
BUILDINGS STRUCK BY LIGHT.
 MING AND BURNED.

BUILDINGS STRUCK BY LIGHT
 MING AND BURNED. ,
 Clarence Richardson s horse barn was struck by lightning, Saturday, and burned. James Tyler's house was also struck and some damage done.
 The annual field day and picnic of Excelsior Pomona Grange will be held at Hamilton Park in Waterbury, in- stead of at Lake Quasapaug, on Wednesday, August 19.
 Miss Grace J. Merriman of Farming ton, who has be en spending two weeks in town, ret urned on Monday to her home.
 MT and Mrs Edward Jeuiss and three children of Torrington have been visiting friends here.
 Quite number of Patrons from here attended the meeting of Excelsior Po- mona at Prospect, on last week Wednes- day.
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-24
Easton.
MRS ELIZA F. ROWLAND.

Mrs Eliza F. Rowland, widow of the late John s. Rowalnd, who had been critically i'll for few weeks, passed away on Tuesday, July IA, at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs John H. Candee, aged 07 years and Il months. The funeral was held from the home of MT and Mrs John H. Candee on Thursday afternoon 2 o'clock. The burial was in the Easton cemetery. Mrs Rowland leaves beside her own
 family large circle of friends to mourn her loss. -..
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-24
Monroe.

ENJOYABLE CHURCH SOCIABLE.
 The church sociable at Solon B. Wales. last week, netted SIS towards new library books. A fine program and a pleasant evening were enjoyed by all. Cake and cream were served.
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-24
New Model No. EXPENDITURES Without Top

oman standard of quality has been maintained this mode- reputation offer inferior article to the public price.
 used higher priced machines and many other In order the within the reach of masses modified the lines and smpfed the construction and equipment little.
 This the high grade ggs castings seamless tubing etc. models equipped with solid rubber res all ready for the road. -
 gasoline capacity gallons road capacity 15O miles, weight pounds full elliptic wheel base 65 inches equal
 @ inch wheel base automobiles having 8 inch whee any tread from 6
 body 32x64 x inches 29x31 inches; l8x3 upholstered with machine bed leather oil side lamps slOOO tra. All 30 miles.
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-24

A Sale of Muslin Underwear. Exceptionally Low
 Prices on Reliable Goods. Chdrens Muslin high neck tuck and hamburg inserting yoke hamburg trimmed, 5Oc. Chldrens muslin round nek short sleeves hemsted ru1e trimmed soc. Fine quality 75c each. Women drawers made of good camic torchon trimmed Womn drawers cambr hamburg trimmed % Better qualities &C., Soc few special for hot weather made of Nn either hamburg or lace trimmed, 5Sc. Also of the Madam Butterfly styles at 78c and S1
 (Rght Aisle Rear
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friendly just now. But the
situation calls for Il speedy
show down, and one side or the
other will have to give in. There
is no hesitancy in saying that
the situation is much more
favorable for the United States
then it would be were the battle
ship squadron not in the Pacific.
In fact the presence OF the
suuadron on the Pacific Coast
mny turn the scale in the d'rec
ton of acquicscncc by japan III
any demands that the United
States may make regarding
! Man.churia. Now that the battle.
ships are safe in the Pacific.
there il less and less pretcnsc
on the part of the Navy Depart
mcnt that their voyage is merely
Il practice cruise. II is almost
frankly admitted that their
going has been in the nature "i
precautionary measure. and 1t
luckily was a prccaution taken
so far in advance that it could
. not reasonably be construed into
+ a hostile act. There are cnthuSi'
ns,ic third tcrmcrs who 90 even
. farther than this. They declare
. that the relations of Japan ant
/, this country will lead to tin
. denomination of the Presidrn
: with his consent or without
II They argue in this wise, tina
about convention time, when tn
y war ships will have reached Sa
4, Francisco, crafty cnginccrc
y war scare will be- enough
d stampede the Republican col
~ yention into the nomination
'd Roosevelt. And if the the sea-
III can be- made real looking cnoul
~ there would be little doubt abo'
II. his accepting. OF course tn
nd is only gossip, the more ia
%. that it is talked by serious M
nj shows that il is within the bon,
l., of possibility.
IN, II has been decided thNt I
,ns ba,tleship fleet shall not ~
ii japan even if il gets that Tar
CIV il, voyage around the world. i
-, there is another expedition pIj
,n ned that will make Il show
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4 Muzzle- t. The Press.

On Fc5. H. Senator Pcnros"
has introduced Il bin to provide
for an absolute press censorship
in the hands Of the postmaster
general.
The bill provides;
Tia, section 3-"3 Of tho Ecyis'
ed Statutes be, and the same Is
hereby, amended by adding;
And when amy lssu" "' any
prrlodical has bcrn declared non
nailabl. by the foStoiflcc De
u,r,,ncnt, ,hr periodical may be
excluded from second class MAI
privileges a, The discretion OF th'
postmaA,rr general.
The section of tli" rcNlScr
Sta;u;c, alurndcd by the bill T."
lntcs ,u obscene books, phnph
lets paprrs or other matter
But the amendment is not con
fined to such publications: J
covers all publications, wltho'l
reference to whether they cor
tain obscene or indecent matter
=. 1t rivcs the postmaster g"ncr;
arbitrary power over the pub'I
press of the United States.
This bill is contrary to u
spirit of our cOnStltion uh",
~ which spirit our forelather
TAUGHT to give us our liberty, III
in tia, victory said to all 10y
,r American citizen. Free spcct
IN and free press. For all M
1t haze right to certain unllah
: rights such rs life liberty III
II, th, rersult> ot happiness. ~
,n,".j, aQaiuS; all su ii bills.
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American naval force in Chinese
waters. Several of the river gun.
boats, built especially for duty
on the Chinese station, have been
assigned to take minister Rock.
hill. the American minister to
China On visit 10 two OF the
Chinese vice roys in the interior. !.
The minister will be taken on one
of the warships and he will be
escorted by the most formidable
ilotillas that has ever ascended a
Chinese river. There is really
particularly urgent call for the
minister TO visit the interior Just
now, The visit is entirely one
OF aini,y and courtesy. But
Secretary Taft coined Il phrase
tina, fits the Chinese character
admirably, He says that the
Oriental thinks chiefly with his
eye" This is strikingly true,
and the presence of American
warships in China will have an
immense effect ON the Chinese
and incidentally on the Japanese
as well. j, must he understood
however that the Japanese has
, gone almost beyond the point Of
g being impressed by mere out.
4 ward show.
This week for the first time in
I l1S years. there was Il ease of Of
= ficial cruolicdno>s unearthed in
y the Patent Officc. 1t had to
It do with electric lights, and the
B" inventor, the lawyer and QUO O1
u the assistant examiners were nj
|" placed under arrest. 1t is state,
u. that the patent application of til,
VI inventor had been altered, an,
~ the prior application of anotl"
III man substituted for it with til
w cunniynncc of the examine,
lis ,nakihSi i, appear that the late
'' man had the prior claim to
'n valuable invention. The cas-
"S will have tn he thcshcd out
lcuurt, but the interesting poii
Ii" is that it is the first time in Ov,
S'' Il century that there has bee
W., v" ,ernn hint of wrong doing in II
an greatest patcR office OF u
OF world
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LIFE HERE;

Tlerc is some people who look
ON .hc bright side of every thing:
And tncn there are others who
look on TIE Ozark side OF every
thing. The first becomes sun
shine to all who meet thcm. The
second, brings sadness ana
uluum The first y0u meet iltcm,
always with cheerful word up
IN their lips, and IA smile ON
their face 'lh" other yoC meet
tllclr Win . ,ruTi ON Their lar"
and 4 harsh word for ali Nnn'
i contrast E",W@"n IN" tW' ~
urdrh 80 iS TIE unN ul SurSliih'
and ihr 6ay OF rain. We lroH
tia, our readers may c"nSld'
ti,rir own life, and max" thcl
lie sunshine to all their ass,
ciatcs.
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" ASHINGTON
From our Regular Correspondent

China has appealed to the Tn
tied States against japanese
aggression in Manchuria. Just
what the result will be it is i'm
possible to say, but it will not
tend to smooth the relations be
tween this country and japan.
! The United States was the hrst
champion of the open door in
China. /, was the conception OF
the late Secretary of State, John
Hay aud saved the big lrlly'hsil
empire from partition INT"
Spheres of influence among
the European powers about the
time of the Boxer uprising. IL
Was a proposal that was not ac'
, c,pipd with very good grace by
tie Powers and vet WAS Il thing
that nu,,eui them could openly
turn down. SIM, then there
ha> hccn th, remission OF part "'
, III. Boyer Indemnity by the Tn
| ,tcd Srptr> and these things
= have caused China to look ON l'Ils
:. country as the nearest appi oacl
she mas To real friend in TIN
y family of nations. THUS she ha'
I turned 10 the United States IL
+ the Japanese trouble.
, 1t will be remembered D.
everyone that when Japan CT
.a.ed in her var with Russia
she specifically disclaimcd AN
intention Of territorial aGErant
: iuruCnt. The war had scarcel
- started when she took actual an
rorcible possession of Korea q
the plea Of military ncr"S,'t,
which was sound enough at II
Nv time But she has since r'lnc
~. ed her hold on that country i'll
cr has made it Il Japanese provln'
As to Manchuria, she never III
any business there except us
:. battle ground with ltu>sln. ,
. never even claimed TO have. Is
Is since The war is over, She II
~; stayed in Manchuria and has d
ny mjnistcrnl th" country as 'l'ou
on il actually bcIong"d to her
~. s,,ad o, ,u China. Her only
sponsc To the timid appeals
:" Cllratota taraie ha- been to d
'"'' crjmlnatc in railroad rates, e.
'he toms. and every other way,
only a9ainst AL Europeans, |
sch against tGc Chinese ,hcnselv
ro. and has wholly ignored t'lr
:, called open door policy n |
J" uupurtant section of the tl'lh
WI t,npirr. IT is against tins
on rrcssion that China has appca
IT To- the United States. and Mn
,out ter WI. new on the way to Wa
,.on ington, Is bringing WIN h'i'
,.. Il formal petition which ne
'''' lay before the State DEPARTING
'ra' The United States must cIl
lb'lr insist ON ,Iapan's respecting
international agreement to WI
the she was IL party Or must "
hcr hands of the whole duty
WV, leadership in the Orient y
W. would mean not only abando'
ana all hopes of Manchurian Il
Ioyal and it is an immcnse trade
ccch worth contcndng Tor,
mon probably it would encourage
liable Europe an power III theiF
and design Of pnr'l'ionlng the u
Our - Empire. Of course our
tions wj,h ! pan are noun
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H:test weather

1t is reported that Feb. has had
the hottest weather in ~ years
The mercury went up to 10 deg
recs on the - and % Of the
month.
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DEATH
-. N.rIt - .,-A ~ ><-sA

MIR BRFSSEl.Elt. past this life to life beyond last
Saturday night at L.. Oclooi he laid I" rest Ill the
Simmons Cc,nctry last Sunday. He was 40 years old,
He leaves daughter and and host of friends to
mourn his loss.
Aftcr ,c,cnty years Of toll
His body is laid to rest,
His spirit put of its earthly coil
And rests on the Sa,iours breast
Death has claimed another One,
\ witness TO aud all
That all to must Din,
For God is iocal.
Children here must meet and part.
Your Father has gone before,
Let Christ be over in Your heart,
When you meet the golden shore.
Written by Miss May Sails.
Received to late for ns week
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re is no foundation.

has been reported that
~ N,,bit l'haw was ahou'
,c for divorce; which Is
III by her, says there has
even no such talk.
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|swer to 2nd
|Question in
| No. 81.

kn,ease give me reference on
Jesus disciple. was Socialism
Z T. A. Smith
Shall refer tho questioncr
crip,urcS given by Us in
liver to Bro, Towr. to get
pl the Bible references,
hi give nduN MurG, pn'
,h,rkl' sGit.r|ni,
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Mr.. SCHNEIDER was about to re.
tire for the night when he heard
Il revolver shoot that sounded as
though firea in the alley. Mr..
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through nor steal for where
your treasures is there will
your heart be also. if We lay
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feet right to do 80, as long as
they 90 not interfear with the
rights of others.
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banks may be made by any per.
son ten years Of age or over, "a
married woman 10 her own mama
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Arrjut,
ah0t Of
perfect |

battie taught, tnan apparently
was taught in the air by the
DealS OF thunder and tho A..h al
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RLD's CRESSET

L. +. GARRETT, Ed
PUBLISHERS.
i Garrett and NJ. NJ. Bowers
rIsliLD EVERY THU RsDAl
--
|,~rrd as sccOnd-ci0ss
kr September . 1907
the Post-oHrc al
], No., undcr Mr Act
|nuarcss of M0rch j'd
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|. +. GARRETT. ED
Gilpin observer., 1908-11-19

Shaft house and mschy on Fisk, sur ls2.....
Shaft house and machy on Cook, sur fl.
Shaft house and machy on Peterson ,spr lSts
Bobtail No 4s9. Bobtail 80. Gregory 2s7A.
Gregory 2j5. Gregors 2i2. Fisk 5l7, Fisk 1s2
Fisk lSl, Mammoth 259 Mammoth 2s7, New
Jersey 877S, Cook %, Minnie sos, Peterson
64S, Bcbtail, sur 30
Lots 2,3, I; 0, 10, II. u, Is. II, blk
81, Black Hawk k..,......: ..-.........
Lots 7&s. blk 20 Black Hawk ........
8 E portion of 8, & S. all of 9 L 10. blk %,
IotsIS 4 = Iii as. Black Hawk. ''''''.
Lots IL. 20 4 81, blk %, Black Hawk. ....
Lot as described in book 56. page 25a, Black
Lot as described in book IS, page 272. Black
Surface ground in book 1856, page is2, Black
havk -:
Lot described in book 10s, page AZ, Black
Lot describcd in book l3o. page s65, Black
HAWK
Lot described in book i65, page Al. Black
Frame house, known as Briggs house, Gen.
Lrdl tity.
same Black Hawk