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terecrrosenbiten der3tsE empfoblen. Bel
Que Gpotbelern IN 4ahen.
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ni&t ubSuidneiben.
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Sbr, taB es ibm idaben wtro? fra9te Ee.
Die brei Yarjen idattelten bic SSpfe.
(Gprtfesung foIpt.)
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Aesbs Gut Gsse Epaie befsrbsst bic
HesbAsane
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@Die 9iamantsGorben baben fir
pripat= =@ebrauG ibres gleiden ni9t.
Mlle mobernen Garben, bauerbaft unb
f90n, 10 @ents oas padet.
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Gs n,er5t
Malaria aus.

bebient, icute es rei6lt4 sebrau4en. GelbeS
Fteber iit bamtt ssbeilt irorbsn, rad)oem sas
t1wasse 9rbredjen ttettaeiunoen bate.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-07-20
SIDEW AK NOTICE,

To the owners and occupants OF the fol.
losing d~ecriheb iotr, or any parts there
#. fronting on the north side TT Kama
street in the village # Redwood Fails,
county If Rcdwumi nd Stale Of miuue
sofa, O-wit;
Lots :, s, 8, 10, Il and IL block Is, in
the original plat 81 lAc village of re"
wood Fails. lake notice, lnat The "uHCli
Of tho village Lave ordered Il sidewalk 10
be constructed on tHe north side Of Third
street in front o. and adjoining the
above described lots aud p@rtH Of lots 4.
thu cXpcn4e Of :aiu Lojs AMI parts q lot
Now therefore. yul, VIM >. FliuU. v.
I. Braincrd, and & T.. Mckay. The Own
err and occupants II ani lUls SO far n. to
us arc known. Rrc hereby ord"rCi 10
build q sidewalk Oh The north aide of
Third street in SAID village. from the south
cast corner Uf block Is TO the avulh"t%,
corner OF said block adjoining and IN
front OF the above described lots and
parts OF lots. at yoHT own cost ana "X
peusc. within 80 days from and after The
eth day Of July, \ 81. 1899. Said "lde-
walk must he constructed in The follow
ing manner tUwit; The foundation olJ
stantially built Of WOOD ~ stone thr
Stringors 4x4 pine lumber anl I feet long.
!aliI TiSDt angie Win Sa"i S''tNs 'NIH NV
more than feet apart. Tire covering 10
be of sound pine humber. 2xr, is feet
long, laid parallel with said street and
nailed with not less than 20 20d mails in
each plank, al lumber TO be saved. And
you are hereby further notified shat un.
less said sidewalk is built in 'front.' Of
said lots within the time and in BE rnnn
ner above described. the same will be
built by or under the direction Of the VII
Iage council, at the expense u! said lots
and parts of lots adjoining and fronting
on said sidewalk.
By order Of the Council Of the village
of Redwood Fails. IN testimony where
Of we have licreunto affixed our official
signatures and the seal of the village this
9th day Of July 4. d 1889,
W. z. BAKER PRIEST.
Attest: c. A FRANCOIS, Village Recorder.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-07-20
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

fT,rE 81 4I L,;;t;. g. IN rrone,c rourg
II. Tie lnat19r of m. r-,at- OF I+anb y nuncr
n re. sU'!.
N0ti"" Is h"rChy piN"n - AL persons hnNi -"
Gtnint@ ana t"TnHcts ngain>' tho "sth'c ~ JE-
cob y. RuHcc iarc OF the county X Redwood,
,iccnHs %. M; the Jud&" nj al" Probate C-Tr(
OT said county WIZ hrnr. PAaInthe and ad1uHt
claims end demands af~niust snid "Elnfe, M bls
Office IN ia" Nilusr ~ Rri~r."d lat-. In Gsid
county. "n the hrst %odday IN reczmhct. 1898 {;
and that six W nths fTOm the 2tth day Of juDS =,
49,, h,tT" been LIMIT ed ard allowed ny said
PrDl,uir Court fCl Gr,iitur< 10 prc~oGt thc'r
claims. -
TEn. - BUECE,
ANNA DU Me-,
ExcrI:yrs the c,lato 4 in, ~ r. Bvn..e d-
CnsaUi.
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A List Of Delinquent Taxes
UPON REAL ESTATE WITHIN THE
COUNTY OF REDWOOD, STATE OF MINNESOTA,
For the Year Il. ID. 1881,
NCuG delinquent and unpaid the June
and the penalties accrued thereon.
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
COUNTY OF REDWOOD. ss'
DtsTRlCr CounT, NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

The State "f Minnesota person. companies corpora
ona who have claim right ita
liam to- Hen upon Of the several pieces parcels Of
END in the list hereto attached iPscribed'
hr " Of taxes and penalties property
y az k%lw0S remaining Delinquent
- filed. required
'h" District Court Of the County of
haIcJu attached is Il
Thceorv you and each OF hereby required
Office Of said Clerk within twenty days
t Pnhc"on n this notice. your answer i'll writing setting
forth objections defcnse to the
part Eoco pisce parcel OF land described
% " w. T" or on which you heve claim estate tight
tltIr. interest, eiaiya Hen
Nnd in aut thereof juagm viii ba
pt'U iarot Oi land for the said list
against r and for all pnnalflos interest and
FRANKLIN ENSIGN,
Clerk Of said County cf redwood
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Town il2, Range 5.-PaLsots-

Iho's Rieh fhat tract OF Land
described as foLlows-the Hs4
OF nsI4. the SEX of the ne
Il and the els OF the sell
Of sec 2, town liz range S5r
CONTRASTING Isl S-io0 acres, e8-
eept is acrss OF from the "
end of said MS OF neh of said
SEQ 2, taken of by running d n
and line far enough from the
W line thereof TO make Is acres,
also excepting a piece OF said
land commencing at a point
20 i0-lO0 chs n of tho &c corner
Of said see < running thence
n 30 7f-im chs, tssrfce n 70 de-
greea w 2e2-FoU chs, thence
% 50100 chs, . rs degrees o,
3 Si-IO0 obs to the place of be-
CinnipF exrstuinfng D 8-lV)acres
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NOT K.
LAND OFFICE AT
q LII. III - l. - .ANA.A-

REDWOOD FALLS, MINI, ,nrse &, t*Ss.
=
Notice i hereby given thar the following
named settler has filed nOtiCG 0i his iutentiIn
10 MAKE final proof In support II his claim,
and that sslif proof viii hr rnRac before the
Register and receiver Of the T.. = J and naiCe,
at Redwood Fnils Mimi un Friday. IutY 18th.
1872 viz: Pact J. Ba'mer. Honest Fad entry
No 2Gs1. for the DnFtaWEst i ~ serCtOG 81
town Ill, range IS. He yaTes the following
Witnesses 70 prove his continuous reSi,irnce
upon and cultivation OF said land, VIZ: WIN.
bite. g G Duncan, Thos. wnlvertpn and John
Wolvei1ol, all Of Redwood Falls, MINI.
&c WM.P. DINSIN1r0S, Register
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VETO A,5.rgon ,,
e6 ., - ~ o ose NJ
Dri,,;,nS 80 M. :" "n 4
,~,'ea a. "A w rnhsse % a.a To- ..
ssn ., S,n s sco u,
~ - "o u S'"' ~ p"i'
ITrrssv ,,,,,,,o oo ..
nf No c,,,,,.r - III s -
M, va os y oIig iuA.
an. .I ss ~. e, " ~
a. ioo ~ az - nsn r.
GstoS q N.Toua ~ - n, 20
~ 900 ~ e.,.,.o. -" I'Is-
n,.sy;nei Nc, ~ ,-,,,. ~
R,dtyend r.. ,;,t go
fl a gsfl n w ~, n ana = on r,
port rSF WANG - '''' 80
pa+nr ~. ooor,treo ..
a Of no c,r,sr ~ MI -
naInintnf yii,sye nf aearasd
FnIls r1,nnFnv = :.,,1 =, = aao %
~ sgl r, nnJ ;, sfO ~ M =, ~
NJ 7 Martin comroo,c;1n .so
tic re ne cornnr ~ hI,ro -.
jnai plat of ytlIaga of xni,yno,
Eaiis rInp,p, = .,so =. q See =.
~ IN, r. 80 :, $50 ~ So
4 Moore tbat Ne =, ~ H.
,n,k ~ - va e"o
81 r. 81 81" 80 va s'S :. .5la
ard - ~ ,hs Nv ~. Ia.s
Cd tsro,,o 80 80. y. 49,, - US 49, 80.
of sec / $500 = 80, Sn z,
La" - ~.oFt sI"ot ~ -
wnns 10 go, " Nc
nobn
Z; oohr .o,,r.rn,au,.o ..
nf tha ss cnrnsr ~ ,,sy. ~
81 r g s.,, q %
tncncn a, e. nantar ~ "a
wood river tbapca NJ, paS,ro 49,
r,rerto n nC;rt b;rsac ~" 49, W "e
nisca ~ h.ginn,ug tna.
niace OF basining 7 :"
Nnvas pros <, f,,iT.r .,
nencing a rod. a ~ So
CORNER Of Ihn seI- ~ .svs. ~
SSid 80. - SuSs va
fhn 60 .nS $500 o
s,ri5 ,ha,na " SUI 80 %
snf the1o .,rns,,, ~ tss s.i, ~.
sygI 1TserI ,Sanaa no ~ 90 - y
thanc.. :, ~ -. -, - fooe
Dnint . rnr onJ 20 =
rods s of the SAL OF Al, i. ~ ~
ssoI thorca N r,,s. .sa %
: chs ~ - IL ,hnns, 'nshce .
thence " 20 ID - ~ ,,I +, a" us
hrCjnnin,. heinz 80 ~ 80 ~ va
sci, az swi. ~ f'> "a 'Ne
Moves nros : CSut,a~
ui0nriDp AT % nojr, % -
rhnnc ,rnrnc. ~ a., 80 y!
sal. Of s.sT r,,r,;r "t
20 tho az cornar ~ saia s,,.H
sci, thence W m ~" 80 So "a oI
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EXPLANATIONS.

n north, means south. e me.rs east W
west. re means northeast quarter nw, means
northwest quarter sw1a southwest quarter Sc
means sostheast quarter, blk means block fr means
fractional, Il means feet chs means chains ks mcaua
links.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-07-20
Subdivision
Name Of Owner. of Bee, Lot
or b. ok.

T W Bytngton part of seL OF
neA Of SEQ .. town LIZ, range
80, being part of that tract Of
land described in yol2 OF deeds
on page SO
Jacob werdsr part OF swA OF
nwA being The IL 10 rods Of the
swh of nNM of .,..
J J Coyle n fry of nek
ThnIpna " n rfsh MI. IF o, fri. -
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-07-20
Town lie, Range 36-Redwood Falls.

e Fosgate commencing at the
Sc corner Of the sw14 OF sec s,
running on quarter line To a
point where said tine intersects
the HOLLYWOOD river; thence up
said river tn IA point ~ rods "
OF said quarter line; thence
tos line of said section; thence
Ito place Of beginning being
mart ,kf TN. -
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y VIVVIU tINJk gVEIIIfVIlsIfIh II
chains and e6 links Il Of quarter
past ou 8 limo of sec -, running
n % degrees, ohaius aud -
Inks, tnenoe 10 degrees " chs
and Is links TO quarter line,
thence Oh quarter line 7 chains
and Of links 10 place of begin
ming. being part of seM
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-07-20

sV8VH u SpTINguaTe.
Nasters addition TO ne Village Of Tralnss Gsoxs
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ALL - Ik& y Uf iliy So .sornct "a
lot Z, in gee 81, town llj, range
~. running thence chs,
thence W chs ~ ks, thence "
y chs IL ks,thencc q Sens IL lkS,
thence s 60 lks, thence Il rods
thence chs 90 tk4, thence G
~ rods, thence TO point IL
chs ~ iks n Of the SO corner Of
lur z, thence " chs and 20 lks,
thence S ID chs 80 ks, thence ca
ems ~ ks, thence 4 chs ~ ks,
thence "a place Of heGinuiug 81
hos March part of iur ., rs fol-
lows: Commencing al points
chs and ~ iks q of se corner OF
lot 2, III acc 81, town jl3, range
~, running thence II IL chs and
ID lbs. thence q 3 chs gHd s iks,
thence Is chs and - links,
thence " TO place Of beginning al
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-07-20
Town 100, range 37.-LamhAr,nl

htU.t + DteIal1 COYnmp0c3rry
az or about lg2 It n of Sc corner
OF neA OF sec -. At point
where the road running e and
v . OF Il Il tract and the n ana
$ soc line road running be-
tween sections g and u inter
seCts cunuing thence n 9I6Is II
thence " @l0 Il, thence $ to the
road rnnping and ", thence
q parallel with said road TO
place Of beginning being part
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-07-20

Clerk Of the District Cour. in said county Ct Redwood.
Daily globe., 1882-07-09
Concert at White Bear Lake.

Preparations are making for a concert
at White Bear lake next Thursday even
ing for the benefit of the organ fund at
the church of ST. Mary's, of the lake,
which promises to be the musical event
OF the season. The large dining hall at
Hotel Leip will be cleared of tables and
fitted up with Stage and tasteful decora-
tions especially for the occasion. The
programme will include distinguished
musicians from New York, Chicago.
New Orleans and St. Paul. The Con,
cordla society of the latter place
will render grand military
composition with solo and chorus of
male voices.
Two most interesting numbers, a piano
SOLO, and violin cello solo, will be con-
trlbuted by Miss Geist, whose wonderful
performances on the later instrument es-
pecially, are enthusiastically spoken of
loy all our leading musicians, who have
Deen SO fortunate as to hear. This will
De the first opportunity afforded the gen.
eral public of hearing her, and this
feature, with the worthy object, viii
doubtless insure crowded house.
Daily globe., 1882-07-09
ROMAN COOKS And GoURM4yps,

In Juvenal's time the salary of good
cook was ten times higher than that of
tutor, man of learning and ability,
VINO, according to Lucien, was deemed
well paid with 200 sesterces year.
The salary of Dionysia, danseuse, was
200, 200. The house and establishments
OF the two players in pantomime, Bathy-
lius and Pylades, rivaled those of the
richest patrcians. There were three Ro-
mans named Apicius, each celebrated
for devotion to gastronomy. The Sec
ond, who fourished under Tiberius, was
the most famous, and enjoyed the credit
OF having shown both discrimination
and industry in the qualification of his
appetite /; so much so that his name has
passed into synonym for an accom-
pllshed epicure. After spending about
$500, coo on his palate he balanced his
books, and, finding that he had not
much more than 9S0,000 left, hanged
himself to avoid living upon such a pit
tance. Lempriere's version is that he
made mistake in casting up his books,
and hanged himself under false I'M
preston of insolvency. A noted betting
man named Smith made q similar mis-
take in casting up his book for the Der
by, and flung himself into the sea. He
was fshed out, discovered the mistake
and ever since went by the name Of
Neptune Smith. Apicius, unluckly,
had no kind friend to cut him down,
The outrageous absurdities of Flag
abalus equaled or surpassed those of
Caligula and Nero. He fed the officers
of his palace with the brains of pheas-
ants and thrushes, the eggs of part
ridges and the heads of parrots. Among
the dishes served at his own table were
peas mashed with grains of gold, beans
fricasseed with morsels of amber, and
rice mixed with pearls. His meals were
frequently composed of twenty-five
services. Turning roofs threw flowers
with such profusion on the guests
that they were nearly smothered At
the seaside he never ate fish, but when
far inland he caused the roe of the
rarest to be distributed among his suite,
He was the first Roman who ever wore
a complete dress of silk. His shoes gilt
tered with rubies and emeralds. and his
chariots were of gold, inlaid with prec-
ious stones. With the view to be-
coming suicide, he had cords of purple
silk, poisons inclosed in emeralds. and
richly set daggers but either his cour-
age failed when the moment arrived for
choosing between these elegant instru-
ments of death or no time was left him
for the choice. He was killed in an in.
surrection of the soldiery in the 18th
year of his age, after reign of nearly
four years, during which the Roman
people had endured the insane and de-
grading tyranny Of boy.-Quarterly
RepifPv
Daily globe., 1882-07-09
4 Pleasant PUrf,,.

Friday evening very enjoyable cotil-
lion party was held at the residence of
Alr. and Mrs. Burmaster in West St. Paul.
An elegant supper was announced at
$3.50, to which the guests did ample JUS
tice. Games and dancing occupied the
time pleasantly until the "wee sma'
hours" when the happy couples took
their departure lavish in their praise of
the evenings programme. The follow
ing is the attendance:
B. Barbeau, c. Fountain, E. Erdman
J, &. Fountain, c. Hickey, D. Buchner,
=. O'Brien, A. Clay, A. Bare, T. Nc
Donough, E. Fernett, Erdman and wife,
Misses l.. Wood, B. Erdman, j. Liddy,
NJ. Mccoy, F. Fontain, NJ. Molgape, Z.
Fontain, Julia Bereau, Ida Mccoy, NJ.
Wood, N. Fontain, Surdert and wife,
Dixon and wife, Dufor and wife.
Daily globe., 1882-07-09

The death of Congressman Hawk of
Illinois has raised the question whether
the vacancy should be filled by the elec-
tors of the district (Fifthl in which he
was elected, or by the electors of the Fifth
district according to the new Con-
gressional apportionment. Following the
precedents, there is no doubt that the old
district should name his successor to the
XLVIIth Congress, and the new district
to the XLVIIIth Congress.
Daily globe., 1882-07-09
ABOUT TE4-T4STING.

The tea-brokerage business was begun
in small way forty years ago, and has
been constantly increasing until it has
become an immense speciality. The
commission is half cent pound, and
the smallest amount that broker viii
sell IS five packages. He obtains SAM
pies from the importer and gives his
customers an opportunity of carefully
testing the article. Hence in tea
brokers' Office the kettle is always boil
ing, and the center-tabl has its extended
array of teacups. The drawing is care,
fully weighed, and for one must turn
silver half dime, this being the usual
weight. Generally score of samples
are tested at the same time, in order to
make comparison. The tea traders first
try the aroma and then sip it in order to
get the flavor. What nicely of taste
must be required to fix values in this
rapid manner An expert tea-taster,
however, will not only designate the
price, but often specify the part of China
In which the crop was grown. Tea
tasting is said to be gift. and some can
never succeed while others all at once
display skill. A good faster must be of
rather nervous temperament, because
tea appeals to the nervous system, and
the business is, therefore, one in which
the latter IS severely tried and sometimes
is shattered.
Tea brokers are sometimes obliged to
taste 300 samples in day, and during
the business season 200 is an average.
One reason for this excess is found in
the fact that broker may be employed
to buy the entire stock for some impor-
tant house. Hence he must exercise
great care; but, while he makes great
profits, his health suffers to a CORE
spending degree. The constant effect
of such stimulant indeed cannot be
escaped. Tea enters the system by IN
haling, and also through the mucous
membrane, and lastly by the stomach.
The result, as has been led, is dis
tressing to the nervous system, the con-
sequences being varied according to
personal idiosyncrasies. They are, how
ever, of sufficient Importance to have
place in the medical record. The tea
broker must also resign the social nature
of tea drinking, and when he comes
home at night with mouth irritated
with professional tasting how annoying
must be the announcement that "tea is
ready" The leading tea brokers are
rich men, but, as in many other special
ties, they have to pay for their success.
Troy Times.
Daily globe., 1882-07-09

THE idea that Gen. Rosecraps will be an
available presidential candidate for the Demo.
cratic party ongbt to be quietly taken out
and smothered-Quincy Qll.) Herald.
AS the tone of the Herald indicates
that it has enlisted in this "smothering''
business Jas far as prudence will allow,
there is no reason why that paper should
not give to the public the result of its ex-
perience in this new field of political
action. Presidential candidates on the
Democratic ticket are generally nomi-
mated on their individual merits, and
there is no likelihood of Gen. Rosecrans'
case being made an exception to the
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