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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

TREES AND RAINFALL AT scien.
tiic discuss,uu in E"giand. 4 gentle
man from Sa ta Cruz West ladies
said that twe"ty years ago that islaad
was rich aud ever bl"on,iny garden.
Forests adorned the hills. trees wer.
clustered freely over the plains. and
rains we're never waMtipy for the sba".
dant production. The island il TWEEN.
ty Eve miles long. aud the soil is III
fertile. Now the hills are bare. -.nd
the trees ofthc plain have been mostly
cut down. Coniinu"u. drouths have
desola,ed one., bird If the island, and
year BY year, de-olation advances
Soon the whole island j. doomed TO be.
come desert. Official papers sgrcc
in attributing this scourge % tho reck.
less waste Of timber and the neglect to
replant the forests
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02
SCRIBNzRs Q MONTHLY FOR April.

ScRIBNaRs MONTHLY PO8 APRIL.
TIE Apr, aumber ii Scr,bners co".
tsi"s smother generous isst.l. ment Ut
Mr. Kiugs Great South" the sub
j.ct this tims ocing, "A Rumble i"
Virginia. from Bristol 70 the Sea. {"
The illustrations, as usual. are profuse
Among the notable features OF the
uuwbsr are the beginning of Jules
Veroe's serial, 'rhe Mysterious
lslard )" an essay by Augustus lslau
seIt, author Of the art,cl,s on Modern
Skep'icism. entitled, ''Christ's Re>ur-
rect,on Scientifically Considered )" aud
u timely paper, BY MISS Bsedy, on
THE Health and fhysic.l Habits Of
English and American Wou.n. >
Noah Brooks has an article "Concern.
ing some Imperial B'~'y." The new
story. writer, George W. C,bls, tells =
tale Of the bellies DemoiselIes PIa"ta.
tion." Mrs D,vis's serial is concluded
aud Miss Trafton's is continurd. The
number opens with an illustrated poem
by Be'j amiO + Taylor, and there are
verses by A R. Macd"nouyh, .Joh"
Fraser. J G. H., Charlotte r Bates,
aud Edward King. Dr.. Holland, in
Topics Of the Time, writes about
Jules Vernc's New Story" "rhe
Taxation Of Church Property" AMI
,.SrciaI Usages." The O.d Cabinet is
concerned ..ith "Veraci'y." Amateur
rhsatrica's are practically discussed !"
Home aud Society, aud the other de-
p p,rtments have their characteristic Va
rietv.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02
THE GAZETTE.
WV. B. HEsxtorr. >. ,. hkAI'
HERRiOTT & BEAL,
E,lt. ors aud Publishers.
Distribution Of Seed Wheat.

W. see by the s.. Paul Press tha,
the Commissioners appoin'cd to dis
tribute the SEED wheat appropriated b.
the State have supplied 'hec"'"'''s Of
Noble. C..t,onwo,l. Jackson, Wat""
wan, Martin, Lac qui Parle and Rock
aud have expanded in the counties
named Sl6 6Sl 81
The cou"...s Of Ycilow Medicine.
Lyon. l.i.c"In, Murry. Kedw"'d and
Brown remain to be supplied aud the
Commissioners have waited It'll the
l:ail,oad should Lc i" ,unnia. order
from New uim to Marshall bctssc go
ing into those counties to, personally.
Look into the actual necessities IF he
settlers.
The Commissioners report that it Is
very j fhcuty I" prevent fraud aud
s,ill more d.t6cult,o give satisfaction
They are atteu ling to this territory
this week.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

A good little boy out West under
took to come the G.. Washington on
his mother in this way: He cut ID
the cats head with the traditional
ha.chet, aud then hid the defunct fs:
line in the meal barrel. When the
"ld lady went for meal to make the
'.hoe cake" for the frugal morning re.
past, she discovered the the cat aud
interviewed her little son. He said !:
Il did it, mother, with my little hstcI'-
ct. but I'll bs swisslcd ii [ can tell the
whols truth about this little sff,ir.
Now, most mothers w,uld have kissed
that brave, truthful lad on his nohle
brow,and kept right on using the meal
out of the barrel just the same, bu.
this one diJn't Sh. said: ''Cowe .crus~
my lap. my ~" come scr.~s my lap"
He came, aud for while there rose
c'ui fr"m the seat Of his truus.rs thai
efsctually hid the sou from view. and
tss old won an nov supports g'.y.i..
aud is lavish in the uss Ut Pe't,i's eye
saive. The x,rd little boy hsd ppp.r
ed the seat Of his pants. -Gresu Bay
A.ivucaee
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

As Capt. B'r'o" aud his sou Ara
We're returning 0" frid'y, last from
It's Farm with load Of hay. aud whc:
b tut halt way home, they came upon
,n u"rvs" place in the road aud the
t"ad turned over. burryin: the boz
.i.rp under the load. a"d throwing
the C.nain, who Was driving. into Il
pile Of p"l.s BY the roadside, strung
.l"ny FIR fcnce. The horses sta, ted
h" run. hut the Captain held on. aud
t"nni himself pretty thoroughly mix
ID up with the po'es aud to ada Il"
n.s dis ."mtort. hc f"u"l on M king
rhe attempt. Offer making such I"
pIcndid ru" for Governor that he
c.,u,da't get up. lie held on to tn"
,"r>es. however aud told his y thai
ni- i-s was probably br"kca nut a
iut!c iurthu.r examinations found that
It was not br.k-n. t&csyh severely
$, raincl aud bruised. After resting.
they succeeded j" -,e'tiag right side ny
and reached ho.,e vi. h"at further d.s
aster- The Captai" is very lame. b"'
sill b.. out again s.n,n. We. c."
graf ulat. him aud Aaron on their ysnsi
fortune in getting y" VIII -. If that
IL Smx hsra.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02
REDWOOD MINNESOTA THURSDAY. APRL2 1874
Two Persons AID Horse Drowned In
the Lie Sceur River.

Two Persons AID \ Horse brew ned iu
the Lie Sreur River.
= FROM SIsriffN.,ng aud Mr. J. D.
Knulson. We learn of sad and fatal
acriient (which happened on Friday
rvsniqy\ 81. last week. Mr. Moss
Johseon and,Yhe. his b;"her aud
brM III rs wife aud child. had 6sen u
attend funeral, in New R.cl,land 1"
returning home. they had to cr''ss u.
lac Suear at Nike Andersen" bridge.
The water was 10 high ss to run over
,ls hs6ksSt the ~'uta end of the
bridge; 5nf- When the team reached
the bridge, one "f tte horses got
frightened aud threw itself of the
bridge drawing the other h"rss AID
the 81 iyh with it into the sfrc'm. All
"xc'p. Mr. M.'se JOHNSON aud wife a:d
Mrs ll"cahx ~ aud child, the last ,w'
wears old. g"t ous without d.M:ul'y
Mr.. Johnson s"i Wit. clu"y c' the
" .-"" t~'x until they we're rescued BY
,ua" livi,x ne.r ny Mrs H..c."
x,n aud child were drowned. Mrs
iIoca"xon' body wss found on S 'tur.
day, about thirty rods below the br'' 'ge
The budy oi the child had not been
fund ut last accounts.
Que OF he horses vas also drowned.
Mr. lloca"s'" >" is pastor III the Swsd.
ish church, iu Otisco. aud hss large
circle Of friends Who deeply sympathize
with him in his sad bsreaveuent.-
Waseca Ne,rs.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

TREE PLANTING AS an evidence
Of what eau be accomplished in the
say Of tree planting W. mention the
experiment Of Swea s enson 10 NV
sweden: Three years ago he planted
l 4OD small trees-box elders, soft
m piles, and L'mbar,iy popl.rs, which
arc now,rom Ii to l3 feet high Las,
year he planted an acre of cuttings
from c's.ons ood. white willow and
and '-'mbardy poplar trees, aud sbou'
300 box elder roots. They have all
done we'll, the cotnenwocds having
grown 8 feet high the FIST year. Mr.
Swe"son sets his trees in rows about
eight feet apart, and the FIRST year
plants c"rn or potatoes between the
rows, aud while getting we'll paid for
the crops raised, gives the trees au ex
ee'ieut start by the cultivation they re-.
ccive. The present season he proposes
3" plant two acres more, besides halt
mile along the public road. He is
now entitled to c.uuty bounty Of 81
per acre, and at the cnd Of three years
will also BE- entitled to State bouut.
If equal amoIBt. The labor of cult
waiting trees is not SO great as many
.urpose, and the advantages are 80
great that it is surprising that our prai
rie ia mers have 20 long neglected it.
It. t,kes but very few years to raise
efficient timber Tor 6rewood and fenc.
ing. and t'at too right ut u farmer =
door The protection which a belt .,
timber aff 'ris in winter, aud the beau
tiiviny IF the homestead. are also items
not to be overIooked.-Ss. Peter TIL
Lune.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

THe liLUsrRArrD ANNUAL or
PHRENoLoaY AND PYslOLoaY FOR
1874, contains eighty large cctav"
pages, with mork than City enyravinys
representing Heads. Faces, Mouths
Muses., good and bid, with Signs ot
Character;" also, My Sohoolmatss. and
What bccsme Of Them: A G,H,d
Memory; The "Leak or, = Hols in
Pocket through Bad Habits )" and
How to Save Money! One thousand
Boys Wanted; Bad Breath. Iss Cause
and Cure; A Mental Science. etc. The
best Annusl ever issued. Agents want.
ed Newsmen have Il. Sent pre- paid,
BY 6rst post, fur Is cent> BY 8. R.
WELLs, Publisher, $50 Broadway,
New York.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

St. Paul has been greatly excited
over a Schnol Sc ,ndal. Mr., S 5
Ta,lo Princip,I Of the Ad,ms Sch""l
and one OF his teachers. Miss Tinker,
have been the subjects Of u great deaf
of sland.rous talk. which Was invcsti.
gated by the Board Of Education aud
Prof Taylor d smissed.
The co:nmlni'y, however, consid'r
cd that the iuvesti ya'pn VAS u"falriy
Conducted anl the verdict n't " .rrant.
Ell by the testimony. an'l raised >u;h IL
huhbub that the Il .,rd reiussated Mr.
Taylor The almost universal belief
scemed to be tina. the talk Was mali.
cioas aud untrue. There were ~"
ch"rg~s against either Mr.. Taylor "r
Miss Ti"kcr. Ii the papers represent
ed f.irly the sentiments OF the people
at leas, ninety nine hun,lred'hs IL tn"
whole rnnm uni'y considered the t TX
to h, vile slaudcr aud the acti"n .!
the Bu.rl very great wrong 10 tn,
p.rti.s
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

OLIVER OHrIc's MAGAZINE FOR
APRIL The April number Of this
welcome Family Magazine contains u
fresh instalment of Oliver Optics sto.
ry, The Coming Nave," two new
chapters Of Geo. NJ Baker's-"Run.
ming to Waste: the Story Of u Tom boy
and fresh incidents Of adventure in
Acadia in Prof. James De Miles seri-
al, ''Thc Lily aud the cross" These
are the serial stories. Mrs. Urbino'>
sketches Of '.rhe H"mcspun Club" are
bright and attractive. The cunti"ua
ion Of '.rhe Camp in the GuIch' is
interesting and instructive. The P".
ems are Fame" by EI;z beth A Da.
vis. Spring" by Mary N. Present..
Fate with Apple Pari"ys," by Marie;
aud the short sketches, Dialogue. Ora-
ti"". Pigeon Hole P.p-rs and the H.
'"strations. which are numerous and
excellent, are all prepared with great
care. Published BY Lee Il Shepard "a,
81 90 u year. The Publication aud
Subscription offices of th,s Magazine
will be removed on the 6rst Of April
to the new c,'r"er hr,kssore Of Lee l.
Shepard Al Frankli" S,reet.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

We are pleased tO be able to say
that Mr.. George W. Austin has re.
turned from his visit to Indiana, and
very much t" the surprise, aud perhaps
disappointment, Of sume who have
been mos. active ia circulating reports
very injurious 20 HIS reputation for
integrity aud his business interests,
during his absence. has promptly set.
tied up his Normal Schuoi matter aud
passed over the money in his hands to
his success-r, the Rev. G. W. +.
Wright. We hope he may be atle t"
rc.arsauge his other business affairs
which have been sadly dis,rrauyed
during his absence, 1t is u pity thn,
We are all too much like b,ys whs"
cut coas,iny. We hal much rather
give csmp '"ion a start d'w""ard
tram the top 1t the hill aud laugh At
the velocity with which he drs''-nds.
than to help him draw his sled up
again. Mr.. Austin Informs rs that b.
wa< quite i'll when he reached Indiana
aud was under the d.,ct"r's care for
Two Or three weeks after he reach"d
there We understand his hn.ks aud
vouchers Was all f,und c,rrect aud
without the slightest ind,c,ti',a Of any
thing not strictly hS"orah'e aud
st stra,.htiurward.-M ,nkat" Record.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

We learn that ab,,ut 3UU families Of
Mennosites are expected to locate i"
The western part of ;his and the east
ern part Of Cottonwood county in few
weeks. We also hear tue rnmor tha.
barracks are to be erected al M0untai"
Lake tor the accommodation of said
families until th.y c,n b-come locs.cd
c"mtortahiy upon their farms. : Sain,
James Hermit
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NOTICE..

o. 3. Land 0Mee,
Redwood Fails. Misa., Nareh 4, 1874
Car plaint having been entered at this o@ee ~
Michael Glesu against Denaia Haley, Tor
aband6hisg hia Hous+~tead Eotsy, N". oe7s, datrd
Nov !, 1871, appa the ssatheast quarter. section
-. t,vnship II i, rangs IS " In Rsuvills ooanty
with view n TIE eancliasioa Of mid entry the aasd
parties ~ hereby aamsoR+d - appear at tha O0oe
the leth day af April 1874, At u O'Clock to
ap~nd and faratsh testimosy eoncsrnng aad alleged
ahaaaoamsnt
b. =. SnIrn, Regiater,
- w. n. KkLIy. &reetvef.
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We are i0tprmcd by Conductor Vim
cent. that about eighty thousand tier
have been delivered during the ,.a.
winter on the line Of the Hastings 4
Dakota Railroad At aud bet~eea shi.
point aud Be",o" for which the cpm
pa"y must have paid Ut least 83O, ,Ou,
in cash. The bulk Of these ties hav.
already been moved east ward on tu
tho main line It requires eight hu"
drcd Cars to move them. -G;encot
Register.
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The Pitt>b"rs p'pers. as spring
opens speak ia rather more enccur.y-
ing ts,nss of the m suutac' urins inter.
sts of that s.csiun uf the com,uO".
wealth. Nearly all the iron sud
nail mills are running double tar",
aud 'h. daily c"sn"pti'" II pig ir.'"
j. esti,ua,ed at sb ms fifteen hundred
to"s TIE m,"utacs ur.rs Of steel are
we'll supplied with orders Inc pr'
duets Ut different manufactures arr
h..i"y shipped as fast as they are tar"-
e ! out. aud the stock on hand is light.
The prodnct at iron. nails aud steel t..
'he fr.t If Fetra.ry pr"b.bly equals
that ii the corresponding Per.,d III
1878 With k,.neras demand E.r
iron there will be . good demand f.r
cs'al, thus tavoring two Of Ps""sylva.
nia's great interests.
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Scribner's Monthly.
Extraordinary Inducements to New
subscribers.
500 PAGES FOR e1,ooi ETC, ETC,

The publisher. of fSCRIBNERs Monthly, in their
prualcus jus, issued, pr"ni for the ensuing year
in the variety aud beauty sfis iiiastr.tiou. .lrvay
conceded to Ls finer than any which have hitherto
aPprsrsd in any Ameries" n.gasi"~..
cs d. Holland; sne rd,;s ; .a ..ss .ns srs':. story
and will h~ illustrated BY aia Hail~ck. II 10 sn.i-
tied '.ARrHUR BONN,CASTLE," and will deal
with snm- al the most didleait problenA If Amrri-
can htr. II will 10 eo"mrnesd in the Novemb-.
Tier, vi, ID ss = ,sy ss:rv ty saae Holm "TIE
Rrrt Hart~, th" b-st author At shot stories
living sill co.triut. e.as.ct-sist.e st"ry, -"ti
tied THE EPIC ~ FlDDLET0WE," = hicli will he
illustrated ny Sheppard.
X. Il .;sodi,rd will write s"rea ~ ents rtainine
parr,s ar,ut Authrs. th.ir Personal Csr.c,. ristc.
tion,e lite. faali T. Friends, Whima a.h Wrys 4
srri.s of ,ortrsita of Li"x Writer. il ala" pr.s~
t:larrncr Cook will write a'"'at Furniture and ti.
D-cor.tisn oi Ansr,iean f'"nrs Thes- nspsr. ~il.
M "Rinenflv practicable welt srtistir and w,E
t illustrated with IL signs and sketches by nun,er-
aus ,r,ists. In siiiion tn th"ss wnieh the writer
himself will furnish.
Among tn. c''mt. .ihptnra are ..
Hs"s AM. ram. Bryant, Bushnell. Egglestor.
Er''a't.. ti'xg'naon Brs'"w. Nantingt"n. Mitchell,
Miss Phelps. Sssdsaa. Stockton. Strdiasd, Colla.
rh,x'er warner, wiiti"a"n, Mrs. whitssy, hssid"s
q a.sat IT aah.va.
r.. .ditoriai and direction of the max-s's. vii,
r-sir In the haNds of Dr H"l,nd. ~hn viii -ontin-
se to writs .'rbs r"ri-a At the Tsm.." which tn
New York Ind-pend~nt says, "Are more widely
qa"t d than any si"'iar papsrs in American Maya,
siMsa."
Watson cilda- viii wriee 'sfhe Old Cahin-t," ~
hth-rtn" Pr.f, John G. Draper conducts the depart
m.nt "f~ H.m- and Soci-ty" and .'t:ulsare Pro-
gsrss" will engage The csutrihuiicns Of than
scorr II pen. ~ bota sides 1t tbs Atlantic. The
W.tchmaa and Red .ctOr aasa:
Sc-il.aera Nnnthly, Tor January. h bctt r than
usual. which indicatra needless waste nj Editorial
brains and puhiahe'a money, for The xagasiss wss
EoHd enough before !" ...-s.... - & --
And yet the pa,aishen psomias b make u sti'i
better fsr The esnine year $3.50
The subscription pricr l. 81 % ysar, With spseisl
rats d. .CleHyn~n, Tsaclsers asd PostsDastsrs.
Tho following
r
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02
Changes Or . Century.

The nineteenth century has witness
Ell many aud great discoveries.
In 1874 Fulton took out the firs,
p,tent for the invention Of the steam
boat. ~-
Yte 1irst Steamboats, which made
rcguAr trips across the Atlantic ocsan
,~-re the Stylus aud the Great Western
h 1897 :,
tn. FIRST PSSlic application to prac-
tical use OF gas for illumination was
made in 1852.
In 1913, the streets Of London we're
for tas fsss time lighted with gas.
la 1918. there was built in Wal, ham
Mass. a mill. believed to have bs..,,
The first in the world which c.,mbined
al he requirements OF making flushed
cloth f,"m the raw cs,ttOu.
In 1890 there we're only twenty.
I've p.,st "f6 .e> in tn. whole country,
.nd up to 1897 the rates of ps'. e
we're twenty 6vs cents t0s = letter sent
over four hunlrei miles.
In 1917, WNDden clicks commenced
to be made by machinery. THIS ush.
cred in the era Of cheap clucks.
About the year 1898. the drst rail-
road "f any considerable |c"xth in the
United >sate> was constructed. ..
In 1910, the FIRST experiments in
photography we're made BY Dsgnerre
Ab'ut 1910, the first express busi
ness was established.
Tue anthracite coal busi less may be
said t. have begun 10 1922.
ln 1896, the 6rst patent for the in-
ventio" Of matches Was granted.
In 1915, the FIRST telegram was sent.
Steel .p.ns we're introduced for use
in 1903.
The first successfu! trial of reaper
took place in 1888.
In 1916 Elias Howe obtained a pat
ent for his first sewing machi"e.
The 6rst successful method of max
ing vulca ICED India rubber was pat.
Gated in 1889.
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Nevs from ,h. We'll. r. ,;Ir.,,d ca,

News from the Wells Il .ilroad Com
pa"y indicate tho completion Of the
road If the balance Of the bonuses j.
voted. Mr. Drake has gone East I"
raise money for the Blue E,rth branch
H. says it he can get $i5U.OOO the
road wilt be built this ssaseu.-Mau-
katO linton
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

The lower Mississippi Is higher at
present. than il has ever beea known
before. There are some serious over
flows 10 Arkansas, Tennessee, Missis-
sippi and louisiana.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

SOUTHWESTERN RELIEF.-Mesers
Warren Smiti, Of WurtninytO0 aud q
p. Harris II St. Paul r..turnsD Sa,ur
day evening from visit u the river
cities IN behalf of the destitute in the
s,us hwes,-rn c..unties. At Hasting.
they recrivtd So j; at Red Wing the.
rec~iv-d Sll4 and IL b ,rrels 1t a"ar !;
At Lake G,,y they recr'ved $lO2 a"i
: barrels II q 'nr aud At Wi"o".
they received S45l and 2 harris o'
a..ur. These colI. c,i"ns will be dis.
t''bu,ed by Gen. S'blcy's c"""'t'ecs
They s.k"'~iedse their .i",i.b'n.ss
tor invaluable assistance 70 Messrs.
l.."gIsy Ut iins'i"gs, Hubbard 4
brow" Of Red Wing. Rev. Mr, R..
aud Mr.. Jewell Of Lake City. and May.
r Matthews and Judge Wilson Ot
Wi""ns. To morrow Messrs. smith
,nd Harris vili start out to canvass
the pri"c'pal plsoss On :he line fr.'"
st. Paul to Aussin.-Ss. Paul Dis
Dutck.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

Caledonia, Houston county. has vot-
ed by an overwhelming majority ia ia
vor ot issuing bonds 70 aud in the con.
struction of the Caledonia aad Missis.
sippl railway; and citiseus are sub.
>cr,bing for stock 90 literally that the
./vxrnal thinks there is no doubt work
will be commcnccd It once aud th.
road completed during the coming
summer.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-02

The nev wollen manufacturing COM
pany have already commencsd work IN
re6,ting tlae B,srbauer mill, which has
been purchased, that gentleman retain-
ing certain shares Of stock. Tie pear
ling maehiasry Is 70 bs rsmovsd, and
III. spisdls jack Get up. They viii
add m eighty spindle jack and some
other machiaery, aud Be ready for bus
isess ia lev days--M -Mankaio UsiOs.
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CASH PREMIUMS.

Any person sending subscriptions
I" the WEEKLY DIspArcu at the rate
IF 81 20 per au"um will he entitled to
the following CASH PREMIUMS:
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Legal. ADVERTISEMTS
NOTICE
~ =. LAND OFFicE-

~ =. LAND OFFicE-
u Reix I'D Falls. Xi~a March soth 1874
C"mplaiut having 's--n entered at thi. Oaies by
Hiram J. Trip a&ainat Msterilu. q H.m"a for atan
lo1ing his Pm. tny'tion 6,in. No ~. dated Juu-
18th 1873 upon the North W-st quarter :sect"n -
TOWNSHIP. liz, xa"sr Al in Lyon Couaty Minnesota.
with riew b. tue eane-l.at,n 1t said entry tie
said pvti"s hereby n n,,"d n Sppsar at this
I" rr.p"nd and furnish t-.:imoay eo"crrning aid
alleged abandonment
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PRlzs EssAYs ON BUrrx MAXIM.

the Association If Msnutac, urers
,nd dealers in Creamery and Factory
Butter make the following offers for
the six best practical Essays on the
Manaiscture and Handling Of Butter
in all its details, viz - For the best
essay. $500 co; Second, $50 90; Third
$1,000; Fourth. $500; Fifth $50
90; sixth, 325.00. The conditions 70
B.. complied with BY c:mpetitors may
be ot tained It Daniel W. Dake. Beloi,
Wis.
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NOTICE,

TT STAND OFFICE
u R..w.mi dis Ninn. March 18th 1874
Cssaplain& having h.-n "Htr.rssl 1t this Odtcs 6y
Nss,.aa D,via against G'sree White far aha ..ntnx
his H.snest-si Entsy. M. 49,. d.tcd .uiy 1871.
up,n t,,. North west quarter. section 20 Township
iii, Rang. l.. ~ Lyon C"unty, Mina~-.'ts, With =
view (. th cancriati"n Of said e"t.y: the a,id sr.
tvs m, h.rsy aa.n nsn..s ts ~ this ONCE IN
the "a day Al A,ssl 1874 at oei"ck :" r-.rOn
anil .sruish tsstis,ony e,nesrnsg sad Ill ed aan
GOnmeut.
B.F SAlSH, 8.gistsr.
u VIZ. II, KxaLY, Sscrivcf.
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NJ. David KIRK supsrssdss Mr.. E.
9. Payue, - superintendess Of schools
in Blue Earth County, altar spirited
contest.
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Containing nearly FORTY-E1GnT
COLUMNS IF choice .resdinx matter.
aad carefully prepared Marke, Reports
I, is furnished at the following rates:
Single S"hscrip'io" per an"nm $3.50
Five Copies Positively TO
ONE ADDRESS 500
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Gen. ]. Il. Baker.

The St. Paul papers give the reply
Of Gen. J. n. Baker. commissioning oi
the Pension Bureau to the charges re.
Gently preferred against him by dis.
charged employee Of his Department,
Mrs. Hellcu W. Barnard.
The reply seem. to Us to be conciu
sive as to the maiiciousness aud talsi.
~ Of the charges.
We believe that Gen. B.ker has
been . faithful officer aud have ~
doubt that the investigation by IA CO"
gressional committee, which, is pending.
will result in verdict that will be
b. lilly graf fling his friends.
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We understand that Gen. G. 7.
Brows's Agent near the Lower Ageu-
cy, has spotted sou'e twenty men whu
have been cutting timber on the here.
totorc public domain Of the General
It is claimed IN some quarters tha,
the Gsasral proposes to ladict the full
pcnsity Of the l.w. upon the offenders,
He however may let them down easy
in view of next falls congressional
c,mpaixn. Lots Of worse men than q.
r.-Reuville Times.