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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-12-26

OIL meal for sale at SI7 so per ton
at the farm OF J. \. Willard, west of
the city l7f. JOHN CLARK.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-12-26
BELVIEW.
NJ. 4 ST. t. TINE TABLE

M.& ST. t. TIME TABLE.
Passenger going east, Lv. 11:42 q M
do west, 1851 p m
FREIGHT going west, every other day, $500 m
do east, do do 5:35 m
John EVANS, Agent.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-12-26

English SPAWN Liniment removes
all hard, soft or calloused Jumps and
blemishes from horses, blood spavins,
curbs, splints, sweeney, ring-bone,
stiles, sprains, all swollen threats,
coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonder
full blemish cure ever known. Sold
by H. M. Hitchcock & Co., druggists,
Redwood Falls, MINI.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-12-26

decided the case of Hartman against
Warren, the Bishop Iron company and
others, in favor of the latter, sustaining
the demurrers interposed by defend
ants, and dismissing the bill. The liti-
CATION is over the famous section 80 in
the Vermillion range, one of the most
valuable tracts in the country.
Without exception, the seven Mime
sofa members got from Speaker Reed
what they had asked for and what
they most desired. Every member has
q place on one of the committees of
first rank in tn house. Tawney is on
the ways and means committee, Nc
Ceary on banking and currency, Heat
wole on foreign affairs, Kiefer on pub
lie buildings and grounds, Fletcher on
interstate and foreign commerce, Towne
on rivers and harbors, and Eddy on In
dian affairs. Altogether this state and
the congressman are to be congratulate
ed.
Game Warden JIG. Green and Officer
Miller, on instructions from Executive
Officer Fullerton of the state game COM
mission, opened car in the st. Paul
and Duluth yards at Duluth, and found
stored away large consignment OF
rufaed grouse containing 5000 birds.
also four green moose hides and num-
her Of caribou hides. They were con-
signed to New York by Tower firm
and the car was :labeled fish and furs.
This Il the largest seisure OF game ever
made in Minnesota. It IL the intention
Of the game commission to prosecute
the shippers to the fullest extent. The
minimum pspalty on each bird il eS6.
or 81. 900 il al.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-12-26
ATTORNEYS.

TOHN H. BOWERS,
D ATTORNEY AT Law,
Office in King Lechner Block. Washington 81.
Redwood Falls. Mimi.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26
Highest Of all in Leavening PowerLaest s. Govt Report
Highest of all in Leavenng Powera.est T. s. Govt Report
R3H!a!! Rs*ds$7
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

is Included in the tide land area In THIS
block the line almost touches Front street
at A point where Louch & Augustine ;
store Is. this point being tae OH ihe<sil'.eS
corner post OF the \. A. Denny ana = -
Boren donation claims. which. along Win
other similar posts along the water 'front.'
the commissioners used as pass 10Y
their operations. Crossing Colutnoia
street the line strikes the rear OF Mac
DougaI * Southwick's building sixteen
feet from its rear. clipping on that corner
and passing on southwest strikes the cor
ner Of Yesler avenue and West street, oc-
cupied by Miles hardware store rom
there the lire goes south. and continues
It's inroad on property heretofore taxed.
il is impossible as yet to estimate - v "a :
extent this temporary reduction Viii alec'
the valuation
Next year all the tide land area whieh
may then have been purchaser from tie
state will be subject 10 taxation, ana VIII
swell the aggregate assessed VaiuatIoH
considerably. probably several huiiureU
thouSa nd dollars.
In other words according 20 me aSSs -
ors calculations. the 1895 assessment gains
should by far exceed the losses on the
assessments Of this year.
The improvements. buildings. wharVes.
etc existing on all tide land property
will for this year he assessed as personal
property. bat next year they VIII ne as
sessed as improved realty. the same as
other property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26
ALL MAKING FOR the MINES.


Edwari Phillips. ~ Tacoma. who Is tn
teresfed in the shinEie industry OF SkagIt
county. arrived in the city yesterday from
tbs kooteuai country. whore he took in
the mining region. lie says that there Is
"A good deal Of talk over there about The
War Eagle mine. and that last month the
owners put On over s1A.ep0 In machinery.
and during the same period took out over
tIsso worth of ore. said M Phillips.
There a. an exodus from Spokane and
iho surrounding towns 10 the district and
there is a good deal 81 excitement. Prices
for all kinds % eatahics are high "a the
mines. Eggs are selling FOR seven cents
. dozen GU the PalOuse country. but IN
the mines They are worth about that
much apiece. Throughout the farming
districts the settlers are prosperous and
crops promise 20 be- good but the farm
ers have caught the fever. and as many
aR can have struck ont for the mines
Nearly every man who can get away
IS out prospecting. From Davenport.
Harrington. Pennington and Garfield all
those who are not actually employed IN
business have leff for the mountains 90
he gone all summer. Encouraging reports
are being received daily from the TRAN
creek and tho Squak creek mines.
large amount of development work IN
both gold ard silver mining viii no doubt
De accomplished this year"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26
ANIISEMENT>.
The whitney Opera Company.


To the Seattle theater next Monday
evening comes one OF the most success
ful of American comic operas. The stage
pictures OF 1.-The Fencing Master are
inspired by an earnest effort 10 give 10
the opera its true Italian setting. The
scene painting is all that could be desir-
ed. 1t surpasses any production OF the
season. The first scene. which Is in MI
Ian. reveals a large and imposing view
of the celebrated cathedral OF Milan. In
the second scene a distant view or some
OF the most magnificent OF the Venetian
palaces IS shown. beyond a middle ground
of deep blue sea. The last scene shows
an Italian villa. and Is exceedingly beau
ufuI.
The company IS a choice one and rend-
ers In excellent styie the luxurious mu-
sic Of DeKOven. Miss Dorothy Morton
Is the chief attraction Of the perform
ance. She presents the leading soprano
character Francesca. 1.-THE fencing mas
ter" This IS her first season In this
part. Last year she sang in Dekoven' $
Algerian" Miss Morton Is a beautiful.
shapely and sprightly little woman. Her
fgure Is as graceful and .rim i'm outline
as a Venetian vase. She possesses in
fun degree all the personal charms re-
quIred for success In this character. Be
yond this. she is an accomplished singer
and a careful artist. Her voice Is, clear
full flexible. Of great range and perfect
Is under control II has a thrilling and
sympathetic quality. II comes forth with
delightful ease. but It fills ali the house
with melody.
The chorus IS well trained and the cos
tunes are very pretty. The music OF
this opera is deseryedly popular II Is
melodious all through. with many strains
almost sadly sweet. and has that ryth-
mic swing which delights all classes OF
people.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26
The ReopcnIng of Cortlrny's

The news that Cordray's theater is 70
be reopened next Monday evening with
a performance ny the American Gaiety
Company Will be welcome TO many thea
ter-goers. The company is reported TO
he one OF the finest organizations Of spe-
Ciaiists on the road, and is about to visit
Seattle for the first time. Merriment Will
be found in Dan Kelley and Bessie Gray.
the comedy duo. Anita Henley. the
bewitching Coincidence OF Roster & Bials.
OF New York. Dave Rivers ana Frank
Wise. the millionaire and tramp. late of
the j. *. Emmett company, who Will
Introduce their wonderful dog Null. Mauv
others will assist. Graceful dancing by
pretty girls, equal 10 uIat seen on any
stage viii he furnished BY the three
Remondes. the best Transformation dance
ers OF the London Gaiety theater Val
and Pearl Durell Of the Empire jheater
London. and many others. Birdie Bright
ling the queen OF hanjoists." kaneka
the great equilibrist. and a score or others
will contribute 10 an evening OF rare en-
joyment. Popular prices will rule, and the
company will be here one week. with a
Saturday matinee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26
PERSONAL.

". 7. Carpenter. Of Minneapolis. IS a
guest al the Hotel DAier.
A. Melzner Of hamilton. Ohio. is regis
tered al the Raiaier-Grand.
J. $. Jamerson. a leading logger AT
Whatcon. is registered at the DIller.
Mr. and Mrs. George p. Newell, OF
Minneapolis, are among the guests al the
Butler.
Mr. and Mrs J. b. Burrell and Miss
the Diller.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Cassidy, tourists
from Helena, Mont, are guests al the
RainierSirand
Mr. and Mrs. A T. Macnamghton. OF
Victoria 3. c, are stopping at the
Rainler-Grand
G. ". Tackubury. tourist from louis
Rainier-Grand.
r. !. Tourtelot. OF 81. Paul. superintend-
ent of dining ears for the Northern Pa
cific railroad. IS al the Rainier-Grand.
Morris 3. Sachs. ]. n. Thagard, +. 5.
Fowler and Lincoln Brooks; Of Port
townsend. are registered at the Butler.
F. j. Tourtelot. superintendent of the
cific, was a the Rainier-GraHd yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert : Mann. OF Port
land arrived i'm the city yesterday ana
are stopping with VIII Given on Ninth
street.
Meade returned yesterday from TWO
days visit in Victoria. Mr.. Charlton ana
Mr.. Meade did not stop in the cry, pro-
ceeding Immediately 10 Portland.
Mrs Glenn O'Brien returned yesterday
from Yakima. where she had taken Tor
interment the remains or her brother,
George Roberts. who was killed N the
Blue Conyan mine explosion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26
A STRIKE INSPECTOR.
Agent Of the Labor Bureau
Holding an Inquiry.
DIFFICULTIES Or HIS WORK.
New York Cftv.s Great Output or
s1rskes-Head Of the Fors-fers
Visiting the City.

Charles ". Thompson. specia! agent Of
the United States department q labor.
arrived ln the city yesterday. and ~li re-
rs8asB until Sunday IeokGnE snto tas strikes
anc i9ckouLs. vita the exception o. iAo$e
Of last year o. the Great Northern ana
Aortbera Pacific. tnat have taxa pace
ia f4Es vicinity during the past seven
years Nr. Thompson territory covers
iae tHo DakotAs. Montana l1aSo. :" ASH
.nEtou. Oregon. Nyonaing ana COLORADO.
ard after fmishInE Ia tAls state &c VIII
hare she latter three states 10 examine
In conversation with Post ei445seFcer
representative 81 she RAiuier-tSranE. last
niEat Ar. Thompson sad. ~ Trip mere
Is 70 look into All the strikes ard lock
oats that have oceyFTe9 IN thts portion
OF fae state DARING ti4e past seven years,
excepting the recent strikes Oh the SoTth-
sFH Pacific and Great Northern. which
viii Be handled from the 81 Paul eBa-
From whst I learn expect - expert
euce the most freltbie with the lfig Strike
ard riot IN the FRANKLIN mines in ls4i
Ny duties are 10 secure evidence from
both sides. and submit my report accord
in1Iy. expect 10 be kept oasy uLtn
Saturday night. and vii! then leaYe for
SPOKANE. started In on this western
tour In North Dakota on %arch p ard
aimee then have investigated All the
troubles So that state. South Dakota.
Montana. Idaho aud nearly Al Of this
ssafe The hardest ease J have lad stf.re
startina out gas the great Couer = Aiene
tYaabIes. becauae Of tie teiiigusnnes II
sitting the facts oHt Of 80 MACY stories.
Tbs principal things | have ~ axAmins
are when the strike occurred how long
ii lasted what was fhe cause. and the
estimated loss both 70 the employees and
owner.
Before being assigned 20 mis- western
country ! had New York city go work on.
aad WHOM we finished % was discovered
that over 9.oGJ STRIKES had occurred IN
Mex York city in seven wears. If s. csti-
mated that there have been over BON
strlkes ln rho United States during me
uasf seven wears There are twenty
ageute iu fhe department. and I believe
the work IN M. East b. flushed. ] expect
a. aet through ~ July o and Vlli then
start or on hat promise % be the
iouacsi detail fhe department has ever
ATTEMPTED. 81 y 4i De- th-f 81 irFes' igat-
ing a.. su4pisntug o. hand lalor by
machinery. waieh Wfl tsAe - hack fifty
years"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26
THE CHIP OF THE FoREsTERs.



Or. Crcnhyate Of Toronto, Canada,
sgprene ehiet ranger OF THE Independent
Order Of Foresters OF the World. arrived
in TIE c4ty last evening and vas driven
10 ire Ra!nler-fsrzad hotel. Tse doctor
IS on his annual visit OF inspection az
the order. and VIII lnstItute a hlgh court
FOR the state Ia this city today THIS Is
tire doStoFE taird visit 10 Seattle, and hls
long and brilliant history Is vel XII - r
10 nearly every resident OF this city. lie
Is fail-bIooded Indian and Is q prince %
tne 30aa.ks. who 1--we II a nigh state OF
e4gIItza 1aon ia Ontario.
The doctor stated last night that the
order IN this state had grown 50 rapidly
that there were enoagh lodges 10 institute
a high coart. wbIeh would make me four
teentb Ia lhe United States. 4 conveE-
ton viii De held today for that purpose.
and delegates will arrive from al parts
Of the state. British Columbia and Oregon.
the latter states being invited 20 join with
tais state. ~ ihey have rot enough lodges
70 form a court 81 their Own.
The distinguished doctor has Just fin
ishes9 a tour Of California and was well
tired out last night but rot too Tired 10
accord Fost-InteIllgence reporter a
cordial interview he stated that the
order was growing everywhere. and
j. 81 a pben0menally healthy con-
ditfon. During the first quarter of this
yea- ia the United States the order ac-
cepted s.5i3 members aud rejected as ap-
piicants u dispensed during the same
period over SIS 80 10 members and their
benefciaries. The surplus funds. after
paying an expenses. amounted TO over
Ssiaa. bringing the total cash surplus 70
over 81 90. 60 In 1s51 the order accepted
- so memb hers. the average age being
2i.52. a very low rate. notwithstanding the
order takes members up 10 the age Of s.
This low rate accounts for the low death
rate during is9f. which was a..2. The order
numbers al the present time over . .0oo
members
From this city the doctor viii 20 n
Pueblo. where ne VIII meet the high
court % Colorado. and from there he Will
20 To pes M0lnes. and institute the high
court Of Iowa or May IL The courts 70
be established IN this state and In low
Viii be entitled 20 representative each
al the next session 81 the supreme court.
which viii be held IN London. Engiand.
on August T.
Mrs. oronhysfekha accompanies the
doctor. and both are loud in their praises
of the treatment accorded them through
out the tour. and anticipate a pleasant
visit in this city Beside hesng supreme
chief ranger % the Foresfers. the doctor
is h.gh up So Masonry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26
REPORTS CONFIRMED.
Interesting to Merchants.

II Is true that the Woonsocket Rubber
Company have enlarged their plant 70
manufacture a special line OF rubber shoes
for fine city trade. The production OF
Rhode Island brand this season will excel
for quality and style the best second
grade ever made heretofore. our solicit
tors will explain the advantages OF Rhode
Island hunting knee and short boots.
Certainly our duck boots are stouter than
stout. and our pure gum Sampson boots
are superior 70 crack. anti-crack rubber
boots WoOnsOcket Rubber Company. =.
Ephraim, agent. a First street. Portland.
or. rs Battery street. san Francisco.
Cal; also by the wholegle nouse. North
western Shoe Company, Seattle, Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26
E>cIIsH AG,.RE~~IoN N ALASKA
Missionary Duncan Preparing Re-
port-A Alaska PRper'~ View.

J. s. Mefcaife rn4irman OF the Cham
De- 81 fsnmcfrr commit 80 20 gather
data on the Alaska boundary coatroKcr-
- has - arna book full % clippings.
evrrvihiux pertaining 81 ,he ol pgte Of a
valuable nature b ips clipped IS ihe ga
pee discussed the sust- from time O.
time Rev AZ puua43. 'h- Nts'ss mis-
sianary. eho has been "a Gao territory for
about thirty fye years aud now has e
f1urehing colony % civilized 'Tdrsfrt-
ous Indians about him un Annette ISLAND.
81 fhe mouth 80 iteh1l cteai. ~ prfp.tlnE
= report Cor cen. Mef.tlfs covering the
faafH in cunneoflan Efth abe carly history
81 fhe boundary meter farm rs NJ.
Duncan Wa- located ~ Metlakahtl1
near Port simpson. q. e. nnd VAS obliged
% move h.-,suse ~ RESTRAINT placed uuon
him. Annette STAND. Whi nts Tor wars
baen regarded ss am r'ran tori sry and
has given him refuge. is NOW tstimei by
Engiand AR. ruucau olli write report
81 fui ana his indian seer Larry Is doing
ikepsise. AMI both s. iil Forward 'ae cocu-
msuts 90 Nr Mei salfe.
The last clipping m grace the generals
book Is one from me Alaska Scarchlight.
published al juneau. which reads as fol-
lows.
's1'he Importance - the United States
taking q firul and decided STAND for it's
rights in regard - thc International
boundary between Alaska and British Co
Iumhia cannot be uNereat irnatef Should
England succeed IT. establishing rs ab-
surd claim 20 Alaskan ,eTri,ory II would
work incaiculabie harm 30 American
miners. American merchants and pro-
dncors and Americas carrying trade
Why should we give British Columbia
Gar best harsor am8 routes 20 the rap
Idly developing Interior Why should We
throw 0ren 10 the merchants of Victoria
Al -gnasa %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26
CAR ACCOUNTANTS SEE SIGHTS.
Some Visit the Lake and suburbs.
Majority go To Victoria.

About 100 m0mhors % The EntoGnaflonal
Association or Car AccolG-ants took the
steamer city of Kingston yesterday
morning FOR Victoria and will return at
u o'clock this morning The remainder
az Inc party. mum bsring about 3. remain
ed On the city and enjoyed tho delightful
weather in numerous ways Some stroll
81 of "a the different parks ami spent the
day IN quiet others went 20 Tacoma and
Olympia. while others visited the city
proper
J. y. Copeland entertained about ten Of
the sxcursioulsts hy taking them ont TO
Lake Washington over the Nesier avenue
ilno and around the lake on the steamer
Qulckstep. The party returned 70 the
city hy the Madison street line. and was
then shown the city and envirous bv the
different electric lines. The entire party
VIII leave for the East al I O'Clock to-
day over tho Northern Pacific railroad.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26
\ Lecture to Young NaturaliSts.

The Young Naturalists Society held a
very Interesting meeting last evening,
presided over by Misc Adella NJ. Parker.
vice president and heard a scientific dis
course on the development and relation
Of the sense organs by Prof Charles
Hill OF the university. At the close Of
the discourse the society passed "a vote
Of thanks for Prof I!ilrs fine address.
and It was announced that further sim
liar scientific programmes viii be pro-
vided. +. 3. Randolph resigned as sec
rotary and \. W. Bryan was elected to
the position.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26

cor-Eaxfoa that Col. Hart rad men AZ
work zsch a. sraSfrz OF ne Eareks
Engne. Tszs s. nor 80. and 70 not feziEsE
Fhe Ars@rscan ar<icle Intended % convey
rfas IMPRESSION Col Harz Is ome 81 the
faSresf Faen tn ire country an- w5ald 10
tae last nan 70 take such az advantage
Of e ursxpxsrggr@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26

Samuel Edwards. tho petty larcenist,
was yesterday removed 10 the hospital
department OF the county Jail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26

Mr.. ". III. Hitchooxk. Golumlszs Nab
SAYS, Z hamaer}ains Caueh Ecmeslv ssl's
weH and - highty praised b. al who ~ H.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26

Excursion 20 SnOqualmie Falls next
Sunday. Fare for round trip. 81.
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James Hart. OF Christopher. and Judson
G Hubbard. OF this city. We're admitted
to the bar By Judge Langley Yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26

J.. +. Kellogg has begun publication OF
the Herald al Chelan Fails, Okanogan
county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-26
STILL GROWS BIT SLOWLY.
Another Light Day FOR subscriptions
To the Canal Subsidy.

St,f.e-rffyt IONS IN the subsidy 81 500 o.
go the Seattle 4 Lake Washington Water
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High back, braCed. 90
Solid Oak. full JUG
size, Dining Chairs.

These are only a few of
the many big bargains
we offer. Ii will pay
YOU 10 see rs when buy
ing Carpets, Furniture.
Stoves or Household
Goods of any descrip-
ton.