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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-09-18
TEAM STEERS.

You work in all weather. You want IN all.
weather" coat. In fact, the best waterproof coat
in the world. No frail rubber affair that will
nip before the week is out. Rubber costs more,
Eve wear the "Fish Brand " waterproof clothing.
They are the only teamsters' waterproof coats that
are light, strong, durable, and cheap. They cost
little and last ~ long ,s They ga
and never come off. They are absolutely water
proof and wind-proof. Until you own one you will
never know the comfort of a rainy day. Beware OF
the "Fish Brandt Trade Mark. Don't accept
any inferior coat when you can have the {" Fish
Brand Slicker" delivered without extra cost. Par.
tculars and illustrated catalogue free.
A. j. TOWER. Boston, Mass.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-09-18
Investments in the South.

IT is difficult for q lady who paints to keep
her countenance when out in the rain
Texas Siftings.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-09-18

DR.. Pierce's Pellets regulate
the Stomach, Liver and Bow
els. Mild and effective.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-09-18

er the d deviation at
each move, the
shorter the curve.
At each move a peg
or stake is inserted
and the curve is
thus re gularlv
marked. A short
curve may be made
to run gradually
into a longer one,
and vice versa, by a
regular increase or
decrease on the
short scale at each
measurement with
the pole. Such
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-09-18

A TELEPHONE clerk dismissed for inefa-
cheney found that he had missed his calling.
Texas Siftings.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-09-18

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that can not be
cured BY taking Halls Catarrh Cure
We, the undersigned, have known F. j.
Cheney for the last fifteen years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions, and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West q Tr9ax, Wholesale Druggists, TGledo;
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Testimonials free
Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
The race isn't always to the swift. Some
times it is to the Observation-Disclosures
De-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-09-18
No MATTER how hard silence falls, Il does
not break.-Terre Haute Express.

HARSH purgative remedies are fast giving
way to the gentle action and mild effects OF
Carter's Little Liver Pills. If you try them,
they will certainly please you.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-09-18

tioa-the wrong side and our sids.-
Tesre Hauts Express
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-09-18

corn, potatoes ETC., or measuring BY
spreading the feet.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-09-18

oftener perhaps than any other, is the
one represented by Fig. (Which enables
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-09-18

curves as are repre- FIGS. 9 AND Z.
sented by Fig. 8 are thus accurately laid
out.
A convenient measure, which the
farmer or gardener wants to use
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-09-18

| ~
make great havoc with my black men.
and it seemed necessary to take her if 1
intended to win. Then the terrible
thought that if took her she would be
executed the same as the rest of the
living chess made the cold sweat
stand out on my forehead. could not
sentence Jacks wife to the execution
er's sword, not even if lost the game
aud my life with it. The Rajah seemed
to understand this, and he moved his
queen around recklessly among my
men, taking pawn after PAWN. The
game became doubly difficult, for 1 felt
that could not take the Rajah's strong
est piece.
II bent my whole mind to the game,
and tried to lay some trap for the Ra-
jah's men. After little maneuvering
l succeeded in taking two of his bish-
ops, one castle and both of his knights;
but the reckless queen was still hedg-
ing me in on every side, putting her.
self in positions where 1 could easily
have taken her if it had not been a
question of life or death with her Ev-
elyn's face was pale and anxious as she
watched me play, and l tried to give
her a reassuring smile now and then
But she saw how difficult it was for me
to avoid taking her off the chess board
and having her executed so that could
| win the game and thus save my own
| life.
'The Rajah, seeing my difficulty, soon
became reckless in his playing with his
other pieces. studied to take advant-
age of his folly. suddenly saw an ad-
vantage that his reckless playing had
given me, and l worked it up carefully
made move: he fell into the trap with
the very next move. Two or three swift
moves followed, and the Rajah's king
| was checkmated.
ut so astonished the native Prince
that he jumped to his feet and made
| circle or two around his head with
heavy sword. But he was q man of his
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25
THE FIAT is SPOKEN
Fhs Presidents Proclamation for
the Worias Pair Is Issued.
rae POOR CHlLDRESS FESTHiL
Bsid BAD BarEt~rs-A aaraeFsE tysshed
~ nis CeIl-A Goa prsnttse Et-
fsetss sttb the Wsstsra
eSitehnsn

WAsHlsergS. Dee. 24-The world :
far proclamation nss bsen sgaed b.
tie President.
The language OF ths proclamation j..
II. Benjamin Harrison, Pfeadent or
the United states. by virtue OF the
authority vested IN me by said act, do
hereby declare and proclaim that an
International exhibition wlil be opened
ora the nFst day of MAY, 10 the year
1888, ln tae city OF Chicago, ia the state
OF Illinois. snd wil not be- closed be-
fore the last Thursday la October OF
the same year. And in ghe name ot
tle Government aud ot the people OF
the United states do hereby invite al
the nations of the earth 90 take part ln
tue cOmmemorat0n OF au event that -
pfe-enIuHnt u human history, and OF
lasting interest 20 mankind, by ap-
pointing representatives, thereto, and
sending SUCH EXHIBITS % the World 5
Columbian exposition as Wiil meet tiuy
ana fully illustrate their resources,
their industries and their progress IN
clylhzat.On."
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25
TIE CHRISTlAS THE47ERS.


The theatrical manager does not look
with favor upon Christmas eve, from, q
box Office point Of view. Last night all
OF the theaters had light attendance.
Today matinees Will be given by all of
them At Powers Grand "Bluebeard, &,
Jr." is assured a large attendance at
both performances. The same pros
poets exist at Redmond 5, where Pat
Rooney and his fine company viii pre-
sent pats Wardrobe" At the Lyce-
um. "Osean Waf, ," which has proved
a drawing card, viii be the bill. At
smiths the usual program viii be pre-
sentcd entire at both performances.
The sale Of seats for the engagement
of the eminent actor, Frank Mayo, in
"Nordcck" aud "Davy Crockett" at
Powers next Tuesday and Wednesday,
viii open MP the box Office on Satur-
day morning.
grand matinee VII be gwen at
Smiths opera House this afternoon.
Every new attraction VIII bc gwen at
this performance. TIE program IS =
very long one, and IS Just as fine as it
IS lengthy. Performance tonight.
Matnees each afternoon this week.
also each evening
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25

s-.g exlst.ng for ere pae gepsFal ,
A1e alefs eg1senisaee ~ a basite1
ann4oeF ~ pers0ss net p1Giie aeees
s.ty aAa 4aisss tls usesss 49, rsai, sad
pAbt-es TIE l1ry must nn1 t1xt taers >
~ panile nseesesty Ter 0pealnx the
street.
In consider AZ ths question Of public
neee<sl - sae i1FY should S3l s.4sr sDs
illLIy - 80 EaliEoa1 go pa1y - ths
.lefs ae~d 4 -lcu tlzs Aaa l1izoF la per
forming I1eIF necessary s0rk Ia and
aooift tae yArd caused D. such street.
Z opened. And also the Inconvenience
TIE public H0uid sunsF = TIC 81 est
esfs opened ~ lts patronage ana en-
qioyment ~ tne railroad company as
eomalon carrier Ia consequences OF the
cuftailns Of grounds All gard room VI
tne COMPANY ana rs inability ~ Der
form - necsssary work tor the public
elth % customary prompEness. safety
add dlspatch. lf you should hnd that
tne Opening of Alen-st., as proposed
= not necessary pubic Improvement
Yea all Feturn verdict % that
effect ard proceed no further bat ia
case Y0u 1nd tnaI such necessity does
lu facI exist, y0u viii then proeeed 10
determine TIE amount Of compensation
20 D. allowed the contestants, and IA
eitimat.ug the amount you Nih allow
sucn sums a. yOu md from the eFi-
deaee % be tie difference between the
value 0f tae eutlfe tract VI land of said
company iylng between snaNnUt-ave.
aud bgdge-sE., with Improvements
thereon 10 its present condition, for
Che purpose Tor wnich lt = now used,
AID wnat wouid bc the value thereof
should tne street be opened, and add
CD tns sum such Hlm a YOU md IS
tne value Ot the property actually
taken tor the street, aud also add 10
Lhat SUM the cost OF building and
maintaining the plankng, sidewalks
aid such other structural changes IS
you shall from the evidence lnd nee
esssry 20 oe made by reason OF the
opening of SAID street"
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25
MUST NC KNIGHT co?
Suspicion That He is = Subject Of
Quesn fIctefis-
That RECENT IlSIT 10 CANADA
The Rumer. Ansat - shs EHset FhAs the
fressSattag Astsraes -siset "ss
Bora 90 British Seu aad n@s
Assef bees Nztur4ialsa.

And here comes another cOmplex.ty
to distsmpeT the JOY q the great Demo
cratic victory The third Democratic
candidate = nov s&.d ~ have been dis
covered % be 40 American citizen. IL
VA the current rum0r yegercay that
William II. McKnights recent precipit-
Gus retre.N 10 Canada Was not a. al Ia
Tie interest," Of Wouid-be sheriff Nc
Queen, bat in the interest OF no other
candidate tnan ,, ililann IL hehnlsh'
himself, driven tnifh.-f hot ps the rear
OF rebel guns, bat h. the Lear lhSl
Queen Victoria had nos YET l"e1 hti
dominion VI her true and 10, A. i'.l
born subject, tie prosecuting \ l'ViAes
elect 0f Kent county.
The story goest that the Father v m
I'll. Mcknight was a soldier ia ~.
army The Union iB the War Of the
Rebelll IA. that ia the midst OF that
heated controversy urgent business OF
a private nature suddenly called the
elder Mcknight 10 Canada, the younger
William az yet being non est. From
that country the elder Mcknight did
not return until some time after the
war. Meanwhile the young Mcknlghts
began TO appear on Canadian soil,
among whom Was our own William H.
Now the question which Is passing
from mouth 10 mouth rs, was the
elder Mcknight Pm Canada an Ameil-
can citizen or a British sublecu This
is said tC be the very question that
Attorney Mcknight WAS rendering ia
hls heart at the time OF ms recent pur-
chase of tickets for Canada. When
Mr. Lamoreaux met him across the
border, he naturally supposed, as a
matter of course, that the young at
torney was away from home IN the
interest of the one man whose title MAS
questioned publicly at that time.
Rumors IN the township OF
Cascade concerning the ecclesiastical
standing Of the elder Mcknight at that
time tend 10 increase the interest ia
this question, Tor II is sald that Nc
Knights alien character, and the pecu-
liar circumstances of It, have been
matters of public notoriety IN the
nelghborhood where he resides.
Mr.. Mcknight could not be found
last evening. l.. f. Carroll, ex-chair-
man of the Democratic County Com
mIttee, was asked about it. SAID he, !
am surprised at such ridiculous story.
Mcknight IS as much of citizen as |
am. lie must Toe tor he was born IN Kent
county to my knowledge. Ny own
mothers sister, was married To one
David Petit who lived within a mile OF
two OF the Meningitis. IN Cascade town
ship. / frequently visited there when
boy and know the McKnlghts were
one OF the oldest families IN the neigh
borhood. / am 80 years old and know
Mcknight IS much younger. We all
knew him as a school teacher several
years back. His father, Thomas Nc
Knight, is, rs everybody in,the neighDOr-
hood knows, one Of the old residents of
Cascade. I'm glad Pm not running for
office or they claim ] was 81 lrishman,
though | was born down the river at
Lamont"
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25
THE CHILDREN REJoICED.
The Cincinnati Post Remembers the
Poor Boys and Girls.

lhc Aihttnuatt fO>t Remembers the
Poor Boys and Girls.
CNcINNArI, o., Dec. 2i.-The Music
Hall presented a remarkable scene to-
night, the occasion being the childrens
Christmas festival under the auspices Of
the Cincinnati Post. The interior of
that magnificent edifice was decorated
With bunting and evergreens and ap-
propriate mottos. Upwards of 1000
poor boys and girls occupied the seats
and were attentive listeners to the
speeches AMI music. The National
medley was performed on the
great organ by Prof. BoeK.
After which Rev. Dr. Henderson
offered a fervent prayer. When Milton
\. McRae, manager of the Post. and
chairman of the meeting rose 10 speak
the children greeted him with vocif-
erons applause and il was two or three
minutes before order could be restored
by the police IN attendance. At .
O'Clock SantaClausrnade his appearance
and made "A short speech. Shortly after
several tons of toys, sweet-meats and
useful articles of wearing apparel were
distributed among the children and the
festivities closed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25
They Have COMPROMISED.

CHICAGO. Dee. 24.-All the western
sNltchmen have agreed TO accept the
compromise offered by the railroads,
under which switchmen Will be divided
into two classes, according to tie point
at which they work, the first class to
receive the Chicago scale of wages, and
the second class TO receive 3 per month
less. The points placed in the first
class scale are Milwaukee. 81. Paul.
Minneapolis, Kansas City, Omahl and
Peoria. The Rock Island also places
Dcs Moines and Rock Island IN the
iirst-class, and on the Northwestern,
Clinton s made fiTstclass The COM
panles affected are tbe Milwaukee q st.
Paul, Rock Island, Illinois Central and
Chicago 81 NOrthwesteru
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25
Lvnnhed in Hia al

AULAUNrER, y. c., Dec. 2A-Knch
fireman, the negro who murdered Adj
Sina and his mother last November, and
who was arrested in Norfolk last week
and lodged in Winston jail, was lynchcd
early tins morning. Three unknown
men called upon the jaliOr, stating that
tucy had a prisoner % pat IN lIil. Tho
la'ioT opened the door when immedi-
ately about thirty masked men rushed
at him, OverpOwerod hlm and took the
jail keys. Tney entered he jail and
hanged fireman in his cell.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25

The Valley city street and Gable
Railway Company Sled. m She county
ster's Office. yesterday afternoon, =
Copy Of a trust deed or FIRST mortgage
for sl..sa. .e1o. T1e deed 2 gwen 70 the
ignors Trust AMI savings Bank. of
Chicago and divided into COUPONS ot
5000 each. They are payable n gold
ar efther tbe Union National hank, ct
Chicago or che Central TRUSS company E
office r. Nev York. in IuIy. 1873 Iae
bonds draw interest a. 5 Der cent. pay
able scmi annually Toe purpose ~
the deed 9 - secure = .osa wien the
comrsnv sees Sc t0 evpeud she money
M acquiring new property. or for en-
largng 0r construcrng. m mproVlnz ~
eQulpring re street railway system n
er rftv
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25
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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25
THE WIND UP.
The Michigan Teachers Elect oncers
aud Conclude Their Labors.


aud Conclude Their Labors.
The business session Of the Teachers
Association was held yesterday. Not
w.thsr,nding, the program Of the morn
ing was carried out with the same
fathfulness which has characterized all
the proceedings OF thls sess.O on.
Ine following Is list OF the officers
elected
President-Orr Schurtz, Charlotte.
Frst Wee President. W. Simmons,
OwOssO.
second Vice-Pres!dent-C. T. Gsawn,
Traverse City.
sccreary-E NJ. Russell, Battle
Creek.
Treasurer l.. Bemls, IOnia.
The tTeasurer's report showed re-
ceipts during the year OF S229.s0; eX-
pcnses, 81 30; receipts OF the present
meeting, Si69.5O, expenses. $500; on
hand nov. S395.93.
The committee appointed to report
what steps should be taken 10 render
tee institutes of the State more help
lul. reported recommending that the
state uperintepdent hold at Lansing in
july conference OF such persons as
he may choose TO act as institute con-
ductors aud instructors; that course
OF instruction extending over two
years be proposed and be put IN I'M
mediate opgys nn; that the State super
intendent I'D only competent in
structOrs, di-t ..tn ng all solicitations.
The commit lurted that IN some
places the ot3c-Heek Institutes have
proved a failure. They recommended
= more careful and business-like use of
the institute funds: that the secretary
OK the county board be as closely
identified "a possible with the institute,
and that his salary be adjusted with
reference % such WORK.
The committee 10 investigate Miss
otOut's method recommended that the
Grand Rapids superintendent be re-
quested 10 test the method and report
o. the association at some future time.
The usual resolutions of gratitude
for courtesies were adopted. These in
cluded rec0gntiOns of the citizens of
Grand Rapids IN general, and Prof.
shepard, Prof. Chalmers, the Baptist
Church. the hotels, the railroads and
the officers of the ASSOCIATION IN partic-
ul8r.
So well pleased was the association
with our tar city that il passed a reso-
luton % make this city tue place OF It's
next visit.
Tae first paper read was by Mary 4.
Blood principal Of the Columbia
school Of Orat0ry. Chicago. Speaking
Was treated as an art more than as a
~.lt of nature. Command Of the hysi-
cal process of speech. WAS gwen It's
CHEST Illustration in this paper. The
interest n tais paper was great, on &c
Colntot tle novelty of many Of It's pO-
sro0s
The next paper was by Miss Nina G..
Nauderwaiker. of Ivsitnt, On "Ine
Science of Teaching ln Primary
Grades Tas paper would have
fIcted much more interest u 10 had
been presented during Che opening lu-
81. ad of Che closing days of tne session.
~ac taos c-1 views on the kindcTgar-
t'u question a very pleasant discus
snn of the points Of tnC paper tol-
owed IS delivery. participated in by
Prof Hovey, 0t Monroe, and many
Others.
At tnls point the unfinished discus
sion ot the subject of grSdug country
schools, held over from the dav before,
was resumed. The country school w8s
a lrutfui source Of IDEAS. and TINS dis-
cusson was lively The session closed
m the usual way after lesson in coils
themes 6y Mary A. Blood.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25
Kindly Remembered.

The great warm heart of II. L. Lamos
is filled of the spirit OF the Christmas
all the year round. Yesterday. in ac-
cordance with his annual custom, he
remembered the editorial rooms with
boxes OF choice cigars, and the peren-
NAL regard for him that exists Ia the
hearts Of all the reporters, was thereby
caused TO bud and blossom as the rose
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25

AaEAVsAs Crrf, ks pec. a. Hories
If boomers 'H tns CITY are excited over
Cherokee Indians have closed neg1f =
cons for tne Cherosee sff 9. anl tnat
Fres8eut HARRISON Nsa cpea the isnf
for settlements by procian1s stlou. The
fact tnat the soldiers have been re-
moved soufa of ire c.ly teaas 81 Eee
ccI8r CD the repart- The hoom
ever yvhere sre getang really 81 move.
only waiting fer q confrnls q tne
rrrnrfs
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25

NJ 81 curtis. who Is III the euplov ~
ths 81 81 81. IS. B, ~ BRISTOL Tenn.
hss sont to ns fsr1ilv n fats ctv ocE
1f fine Florida oranges and 40 perfect
srec mems Of ere RI st|etce togefher
with q section 81 tre w0ca from wniCn
tnev Eew Ehe curious piar1s are u0-
cannsonly u perfect in shape ard are
covered web uearv rerr.fs- They
grew sf fhs tcr ef $50 asrxe caz trees
wnca had s. - fset before tee
Chr .mas s1racs could &c seclrei.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25
THE SUPREME COURT
Renders Several Very Important
Decisions ia L4N Cases.
TIE BELKiR BALL LIBEL CASE
& hsv~Fsesi asssara's Fsutioa Fsx
a@aaaaaas Daaisa fas Ca4alatlss
4sttaa 49, Aassksa skg~AixA-
ths t-ga1s Ea- CsasSitasloaAi

S%rFiii - sze fsfessaa nEssfaf
LAsslse. use. "a -fhe -upTsms
eeaft rsvs@sss tas iaasmspt q ths
hsnt sounH Circtns cOart in tes case
of bsIka@p -. BAlL The case . Te-
uianaed f9r further pFoesod.nes with
este 81 beta eosrts. me court says
that unti tns courts are prepared ~
bold lhat sugfanee constitutes no I'm
htness Tor ofhes. they must hold lnAt
Abe panleauoa SET f1rth ia the nfsg
eogft. sath quotes lhs letter oi tAe
plaintiff - f.beilous- lf sueh :sster
were written ~ t1s p.amlid. e ~oald
s1os a.m % De- ynoant, iiiiefate aud
iaeapabls ~ .nts.N gsaty fnibiang hls
duties asa member of Congress.
The eaanseler ol the language set
ioftn la the second couat depeets upon
the meaning of tbe words. FL amt
huil lhat way Ine uuaeudo says
that defendant meant that plaintiff
was toc guorant aad smbecle 20 dis
cdss tae question. es express in a decent
way h.s .Ntenton ao discuss q. The
meaning mast BE- dsteEm.nea 81 jury.
The declaration makes out caso
proper % be submitted upon the facts
wh. eh may be Shown.
ny tire evidence in the Weston IS.
Monroe tecres. beloved affirmed. the
court says that the supervisors author
.tT over the lix roli ends so far as max
ing aay changes sse concerned. after 10
comes back to niai from the board GER
lhed Public policy wiil not permit OF
aay nmpcr,ug With it. The roll As
claagsd n tais case was not as the
paatd claimed title under tax
deed. The defendant held the original
government tlt.e, and the other defen-
dAnts were in possession under hi m.
The court says that tna plaintiffs title
rests upon the validity oS the deed.
Several objections arc raised % il, and
ts1 VI these are vital. In the tax rol.
aesaorzed BY law, tl lega! Identity had
besa sssroyei
rue m8attnus VS. denied in the
Maynard election case. and cumulative
voting = branded ae unconsttu tonal
aul vot, AMI only another form Of
bai.ot-bcx stuhug. The court inquiries
wn4l didsrsnce there lsIn principle OF
result ia a law when permits one elect
or o. east m3-s tha. one vote for
gEg.I .tta from t.ln act gf 4 rarS11 who
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25
A New Years Call.

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-To all United
Press newspaper owners and all am-
ployes. The news offices of the United
Press i'm "The World" building viii be
open for inspection between the hours
of ) and 10 p. M, on Jan. ]. You are
cordially invited 70 be present Ladies
will be welcome.
WALTER +. PHLIIrs,
General Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25
Pleasantly Surprised.

A. Z. Brooks, teacher of class eight
in the Universalst sunday-school, was
agreeably surprised by bis class on
Christmas eve, and presented with an
elegant gold watch. Progressive pedro,
in which Earl Ramsey and Miss Eva
Masseck captured first prizes, and a
general good time ended the evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-25
SWIFT JUSTICE

overtakes Three Murderous Train
wreckfDE TrampS
HUVrfNcT0y. Wash, Dec. 23-Four
tramps boarded a freight train near
Oft bv the brakeman. but afterwards
got on the tram and overpowerod q
brakeman. whom they threw under tie
train. both of his logs being broken.
The tramps were caught near Hunting
ton and three OF them were ivuched
The fourth escaped.