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corner of Third and Minnesota, but a
coupling was made and by the use of
all the hose in the department one
stream was got on to the flames, but
with no effect. The mill was conceded
total loss from the giving of the first
alarm.
The dry timbers forming the struct-
ure, we're like SO much kindling wood.
The flames licked and spread over
them as rapidly as if spreading over a
bed of oil. They shot up into the air
and turned night into day. A light
wind was blowing from the northwest
and carried in a southeasterly course
huge sparks, which, passing through
the air, formed a beautiful night
spectacular scene. AS the building
was stripped of its outer apparel and
nothing but the skeleton remained
for the flames to gnaw away at, the
huge wheat bin suddenly burst
and the noise resembled that of q
cannon. Suddenly there was a Kissing
of steam from the engine room and
the cry went out that the boiler was
going to burst. There was a quick
scattering and giving Of room but it
was soon learned that the Kissing was
the letting off of steam and made the
boiler safe.
At 1l:15 the entire structure was
burned to the ground. The flames
then continued their work on the
basement or cellar and smoldered un-
til early in the morning of Tuesday.
Some wheat, -four and ground feed
are still burning.
The origin of the fire is mystery.
It is believed generally that it was
the result of. incendiarism. Originat-
ing as it apparently did, in the north
east corner, where there was no con-
nection with the engine room, and the
fact that some miscreant cut the drive
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Specimen Cases.

0pVV1kuVn VoSVSs
s. 81. Clifford, New Castle, Wis.,,
was troubled with neuralgia and rheu-
matism, his stomach was disordered,
his liver was affected to an alarming
degree, appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Sheppard, Harrisburg, ILL.,.
had q running sore on his right leg OF
eight years. standing. Used three
bottles of Electric Bitters 9nd seven
boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and
his leg is sound and we'll. John
Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large
fever sores on his leg, doctors said be
was incurable. One bottle Electric
Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured him entirely. Sold at
Schmahl & Co.'S drug store. 3
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belt into whiplashes couple of weeks
ago, tends to confirm the theory.
Backer Bros. claim to have had
1,5OO bushels of wheat, 60 tons of
chopped feed, and about $50 barrels
of -four in the mill at the time of the
fire. Their insurance of $1,000 is in
the Illinois Mutual of Alton, Ill.
As before stated there is not a dol
lars worth of insurance on the build
ing. When the title to the property
passed into dispute the insurance
companies considered the risk extra
hazardous and refused to carry the
same any longer.
The mill was built in 1870 by A. A.
Cook & Sons, who used two run of
stone. It afterwards passed into the
hands of w. E. Baker and then into
the hands OF Baker & Mcmillan. The
latter firm remodeled it in 1880. In
1891 it passed into the hands of 0.
w. Mcmillan & Co., and they put in
additional machinery in 1892. Mr.,
Mcmillan placed an actual value on
the property of 1000 when seen dur
ing the progress of the fire Monday
night. The land on which it stands,
or adjoining tracts belonging to the
estate, and the mill dam are supposed
to be worth $1,000 or $1,000, making
total value of about $4,000.
1t will be remembered that the firm
of O. w. Mcmillan & Co. assigned
to A. G. Burmeister several week ago
The indebtedness outstanding, count
ing the fictitious or duplicate paper
which passed through the hands OF
the Citizens Bank, and amounting to
$14, 600, one-half of which should alone
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ATTORNEYS.

! w J. Mcleod,
w ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
oyerJ. R. Wolf & Cos, Redwood Falls, Mimi.
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Below is complete list of township
officers elected at the annual town
meeting in Redwood county on March
10Th.
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be good, was
between $l5,-
600 and $16,-
600. A New
York bank
holds half of
this paper and
the Northern
Trust Co. as
assignee, holds
the other half.
with the excep-
I ton of about
$4,000 and a
supposed NOR
tgage on the
mill, given to
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Assessor-A. c. Miller.
Justices of the Peace-J J. Tiffany and
VIM. Bell.
Constables-John Jackson and Henry
Charter.
SANBORN VII.
President-E. P. Dotson.
Councilmen-A Schmid John Yaeger Sr
and Albert GOWN
Clerk-G. E. Bartholomew
Treasurer-A. Schellenberger.
Justice of the Peace-B. L. Ringle
Constable-Albert GOWN
SHERIDAN
Supervisors-Thos> Kirby. chairman; G.
H. Johnson and Marion Johnson
Clerk-Thos. E. Walton.
Treasurer-T. J. Sloan.
Justice of the Peace-E. Goodell.
Constable-Jame Scanlan.
SHERMAN
Supervisors-J W. Carlisle, chairman;
August Freitag and W. Newton.
Clerk-John F. Dietzman,
Treasurer-Wm. Lussenhop,
Assessor-Gust Metag.
Justice of the Peace-Julius Hopp.
Constable-Henry Joern.
sPR1NGDALE.
Supervisors-L Burden. chairman; R.
N. Thompson and Samuel Foster
Clerk-E, E. Nichols.
Treasurer-S. ]. Burgblom.
Assessor-W. w. Moses.
Justice of the Peace-F. F. Goff
Constable-Wm. Holt.
sUNDowN.
Supervisors-Aug. Lepatzke, chairman; c.
H. Fredicksen and Phil Matter
Clerk. T. Hojen,
Treasurer-O o. Dokken.
Assessor-Ole c. Oleson.
Constable-T. L. Thorston
SWEDES FOREST.
superyisors-C. Knutson, chairman; N. w.
Eide and A. Davidson.
Clerk-C. o. Gimmestad.
Treasurer-Paul Johnson.
Assessor-M. o. Gimmestad.
THREE LAKES.
Supervisors-Henry Petrie, chairman;
Joseph Kuelbs and George Patterson.
Clerk-Matt Wilson.
Treasurer-David Parker.
Assessor-Frank Wohlford
Justice of the Peace-Robert Parker.
Constable-Ed. Steff1.
Supervisors Theodore Daub, chairman;
G. A. Taft and John Rock.
Clerk-B. F. Fixsen.
Treasurer-John Longbottom.
Assessor-Archie Milloy.
Justice of the Peace. R. Johnson.
Constable-Robert Hensel
vEsTA
Supervisors-David Alexander, chairman;
James McGregor and John Rohlik.
Clerk-T. D. Barber.
Treasurer-James Durtnal.
Assessor-Herbert Arnold.
Justice of the Peace-James Durtnal.
Constable-Herbert Arnold.
WALNUT GROVE.
Trustees-A. Evans, President; J. G. Che
shire, Thos Norton and Ole K. Bjore.
Recorder-W. j. Mcdonald.
Treasurer-R. R. Freeman.
Justice of the Peace-H. A. Perkins.
Constable-O. Olmstead and J. C. Jacobs.
WATERBURY.
Supervisors-John Arneds, chairman;
Rasmus Jorgensen and Hy Flesner.
Clerk-Louis Kornder.
Treasurer-Anton Madison.
Assessor-Herman Gehrke.
Justice of the Peace-R. H. Schwahn.
Constable-Jelt Mamminga.
WESTLINE
SupervisorS-J. N. Jones, chairman: An
drew Dabeau and John F. Cain.
Clerk-John O'Connell
Treasurer-Frank Smith
Assessor-Frank Jaros.
Justice of the Peace-John O'Connell.
Constable-Ch Gahagan.
WILLOW LAKE.
Observation-Disclosures Deoner, chairman;
Chris. Turber and Peter Berg.
Clerk-M. Jenniges.
Treasurer Turbes.
Assessor-M. Eichten.
Justice of Peace-Henry Evans.
Constable-Nic Jenniges.
UNDERWOOD.
Supervisors. c. Christopherson, chair
man; j. Paulson and James Mckay.
Clerk-A. H. Morgan.
Treasurer-Jens Roy.
Assessor-P. H. Scott.
Justices of the Peace--A. H. Morgan and
Chas. Maash.
Constables- -Chas. Wigand and Frank Gill
man.
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TOWN ELECTIONS.
Complete List of Officers Elected
on March 10th.


on March 10th.
Below is complete list of township
officers elected at the annual town
meeting in Redwood county on March
10th:
Presidential O. Gimmestad.
Councilmen-John Evans, o. G. Cole and
Tom Thompson.
Recorder-B. F. Hatcher
Treasurer-G. H. Kravik.
Justice of the Peace-W. I. Howes.
Constable-A. Killing.
BRooKvILLE.
Supervisors-H. NJ Jensen, chairm an; VIM
Schultz and Theo. Jensen.
Clerk-F. A. Zieske.
Treasurer-Chris. Hansen.
Assessor-Jens Peterson.
Justices of the Peace-F. A. Zieske and c.
Constables-Aug. Sasse and Nels Jensen
CHARLESTOWN.
Supervisors-A. J. Weldon, chairman;
John weber and VIM. Goehring.
Clerk-Geo Posi-
Treasurer-John Yaeger. -...
Assessor-Geo. Huhnergath.
Justice of the Peace-Michael Flaig.
Supervisors-D. R. McCorquodale, chair
man; w. H. Lance and John Anderson.
Clerk-D. Mclean.
Treasurer-C. o. Borg
Assessor-Wm. Steele
Justice of the Peace-Wm. Steele.
COnStable-E. D. House
GALES.
Supervisors-H. A. Montgomery, chair
man; u. w. Larson and S. P. Hicks.
Clerk-Lyman Drury.
Assessor-Eric Wilson.
Treasurer-P. O. Olson
Justice of the Peace-T L. Gilbert.
Constable-Arthur Slower.
GRANITE ROCK.
Supervisors-George w. Norcutt, chair
Clerk-Geo. G. johnson.
Treasurer-Charles Kollar.
Assessor-Nels H. Haag
Justice of the Peace-F. H. Conklin.
Constables-E. J. Norcutt and Christian
Hanson.
Supervisors-A A. Lindeman, chairman:
Gottlieb Kuenzli and James Arnold.
Clerk-Chas. Fleischer.
TreaSurer-Geo. White.
Assessor H. F. Clipfell.
Justices of the Peace-Chas Fleischer and
Alfred Moon
Constables-Frank Scoates and F. B.
Neuenburg.
JOHNSONVILLE.
Supervisors-Robert Bittner, chairman;
Fred Radtke and A. j. Heague.
Clerk-James w. Marvin.
Treasurer-Chas. Herder
Assessor-Fred c. Wegner.
Justice of the Peace-John S. Nelson.
COnstable-Ed. Larson.
KINTIRE.
Supervisors-E. A. Pease, chairman; S. F.
peterson and Anton Weideman.
| Clerk-A. o. Gimmestad.
Treasurer-A. F. Pottratz.
Assessor-A. M. Monson.
Justice of the Peace-A. o Gimmestad.
Constable-Rudolph Hoppenrath.
For separation 40, against 81.
LAMBERTON
Supervisors-C. M. Herreman, chairman;
VIM Hall and Fred Koenig.
Clerk-A. A. McLelland.
Treasurer-Wm. Shuck
Assessor-E. L. Parker.
Justice of the Peace-Chas. Porter, Sr.
Constable-A. A. Weldon.
LAMBERTON VII.
President-R. Morton.
Councilmen-C. F. Waterman, Geo. Dustin
and John HOenig.
Recorder-G. B. Tretbar.
Treasurer-R. Clausen.
Justice of the Peace-A, ]. McCurdy.
Constable-Mike Moore.
MORGAN.
Supervisors-Thomas Butcher, chairman:
Wm Hilleger and VIM. Deusch.
Clerk-James Butcher.
Treasurer-E. H. Blanchard.
Assessor-Wm. Wagner.
MORGAN VII.
President-John Marti.
Councilmen-Theo Bethke, p. F. RYDER
and H D. Fixsen.
RecOrder-A. F. Walton.
Treasurer-E. H. Albrecht.
Justices of the Peace-A. F. Walton and
Matt Eigenberger.
Constable-Chas. Wegner.
NEW AVON.
Supervisors-J. S. Turnbull chairman; S.
L. Martin. George Goblirsch.
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Seed Flax for Sale.

400 bushels of choice, clean seed
fax, guaranteed free from mustard,
for sale at my place in North Redwood.
3O-4t CHAs. FLEIsCHER.
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Dunnington's S
CORNER GROCERY STORE.

20 lbs. Choice Rice, for Sl.OO
25 lbs. Broken Rice,
Fey Eavp. California Peaches,
Fancy Evap. Apples, ID. lOc:
New Dates, New Evaporated
4>I RIocLherries, lb. lOc
8 lbs. 25c
New Raisins, per Id. &C
New Prunes, . 10 iOC
Apricots, lNz2I
Good Table Peaches, can, I5C
2 cans, 25c
Good Corn, per can, lOc
3 cans, 25c
Good Tomatoes, per can, lOC
Green Gage Plums. I5c
Q cans, 25C
Gallon Apples, per can' ZoC
Good Corn Starch, per ID. &c
New England Mincemeat,
per package, lOc
Crushed Java Coffee, Id, NC
Jelly, per pail, oOc
Sugar Syrup, per gai' oOc
N. O. MOlasses, +OC
Pure Buckwheat Flour, Id, &C
Good Japan Tea, per ID, 25c
A Snap-Japan Tea siftings'
only lOc per 10.
Trv our Plantation Java.
C.. m. Dunnington
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
- YERRA BUFSa LODGE OF -
~ Perfection No. Irregular meeting n
THIS FRIDAY) EVENING. July 81, al a
GEO J. HoBE, Secretary. -
- A o. n, DIVISION NO. 2-Aa
49, special meeting OF the above division NM
viii be held AZ Hibernia Hall, 120 Ninth NV
az O'Clock. sharp Business OF great m ~
portanee viii Be transacted st this meeting.
BARTLY LEE, President
JoHS KENNY. secretar5-
4" PARAMOUNT LODGE no. IOs. -
~ K OF p, VIII confer third rank .. -
in long form FRIDAY EVENING, July51<R1
JAMES a. WILSON. K. R. s
" WORLDS CHRISTIAN CO-oPERA-
- tive Society, orporatIon-Dlrectors' an
nual election 4th OF August next u o'clock noon,
a. IA Seventh St All members earnestly re-
quested 10 attend JOHN n PORTER, sec
/" REBEL CORK BENEVOLENT SOCI-
= - ETY. will hold their fourth annual picnic at
Shell Mound Park SUNDAY. August 2 select
programme VIII be prepared for the occasion. A
large amount of valuable gate prizes, OF which
Is q new Domestic Sewing machine now on eXhi-
6iton al the Examiner Office 756 Market 81: also
SlgOO IN cash for races and games. Music by the
Hioernia Union Band Professor Mccarthy, the
Irish piper, and first-class fiddler viii attend
the Jig and reel dancing Adults SOC; children
under u years 25c. Boats leave ferry, foot OF
Market 81, every half hour. Remember August
2. at shell Mound COMMITTEE.
- " ALDECK SANATORIUA-ANNU
- meeting Ct he stockholders viii be held az
III Jones street on TUESDAY, Aueust 4, AZ
$3.50 P. n WINSLOW ANDERSON, President
C. l. CoOPER, Secreiare.
" OFFICE OF THE GERMAN SAVINGS
aS~S and Loan soclety-The annual meeting Of
the stockholders of the German Savings and Loan
society VIII be held the Office Of the society, No
5z6 California street. in the City and County OF
san Francisco, STATE OF California MONDAY,
the 10Th day Of August, 1895 al O'Clock P N,
for the election Of board OF directors to for
the ensuing year, and the transaction OF such
other business as shall legally come before the
meeting GEO TOURNY. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.


- BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR 81:
e>6 collections msde, city country. Pacific
Collection Co, 4l5 Aontsy ST., room 8. Tel $3.50.
- DIR. BAYER REMOVED HIS OFFICE
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