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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
Scr 2nGerfrie0.

Set Sa6ren beite6t 5tpif9en Dem bDn ben
5abemepers geleiteten 3udertruIt unb ben
Nrbudle's, tpel9e nit i6rem gerDfteten Sat-
fee ben Martt be6errf9ten, cine grimlniee
Sebbe, bic bahur9 beranlaBt tpurbe, baB Die
9a0emeber's au4 ms &uffeegef4Gft ngez
g%angen" iinb.
0iefes Ginbringen bes 3udertruits in Elm
@ebiet, bas bic Nrbudles als i6re aus
54lieBlt9e 9omdne betra9teten, rei5te bua
reide &affeebuus our WieOerOergeltllg,
S''Tit for tat" iugten Sic 9trbudles unb
bauten cine groBe 3uderraffinerie, tpeG@e i'm
Stanbe lit, tGglia 1900 SAB 3uder uuf
ben Murft 5p perfen unb Die preiie oeS
3udertruit gu ni6neiOen".
0ieie 3uderraffinerie Der Irbudles bat
iebp9 benz Sruit nt9t bie1 Shaben ~5ufiige1
t0nnen, benin Der 3udertrnt TT i'm Stanoe
tdg1i9 10000 SAB 3uder in ben Marft
gu bringen unb ben gan5en 8eoarf bes 2anz
hes gu beden.
Set it9 aber init ben @rbrtdles ou9 bic
Molenbuuers berbmnben BADEN, bic gletdz
fans $1,000 Barrels tdgti9 probu5iren,
tit benz vSruf" bic Sa9e bod re4t unange>
nebm geporoen, unb er bat nah unb mad Die
3uderpreiIe 10 tief berabgefeBt, baB be
gonfurrenten ibren 3nder MIR nod nit
8erluft berfaufen tonnten.
3uder toftet ieBt @ngros in Stem Dort
nur AZ Gents per Yfunb, in Chicago SOP
Gents, Elm preis, tpie er niebri9er nod ME
g~etpefen lit.
Mie LANCE i9 bic beioen &ieienunternebs
mtngen nod balgen tperben. lit ni9t gu fa=
gen; beibe perfaufen iebt nit @erluit; bethe
berfigen u6er iiber Mtlionen unb tOnnen
buber f9on cine WeiGe &rieg fiibren.
uebrigens finb iebt nod 3pei tpeitere
groBe 3uderraffinerien i'm 8au begriffen
unb ge6en ibrer balbigen @~oaenoung entge>
gen; es 1T bic bon Mc@ann in Pbilaoelp9id
lanb bic Oorf9er's in 8rOOtlpn. 0ieie beiz
ben &affinerien perben i'm Stanbe fein,
tGgti6 10000 SAB 3uder gu liefern, allo
bic 6Glfte bes 8ebarfs gu beden.
Wenn fi9 bieie bei6en neuen Subrifeu ben
Mrbudles unb Mpllenbauers anf6lieBen,
bann lit Der 9aOemeper'f4e 3udertruf ni4i
mebr i'm Stanbe, bic Preife gu h%ittiren. pte
er bas iabrelang getban bat.
0iefer &rieg gegen einen Der sr0Bten uni
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

pefpdzg2atton, NIT ungefd6r pierbunbert
mdnnli9en Snbip;buen, :beilpeiie gum
G9riitentbum befe6rt unb etipas geiittet.
Sic baben fid felt bielen Su9rea mrlIterz
6aft benommen. limb nur bur9 6imMelz
f9reienoe rtngere4tig.eiten iinb ie enbli9
gu 9enaltt6aten ge!r.eben porben.
Man ipp1te tie Don Der i6nen pertragsz
mdBig MISREPRESENTATION na4
Der @bite GARTH 9seIerbution Der Chip
petnas in einen anberer She'll MinnefDta's
berpflanaen, Inn fire Ihonen @dlber unb
Selber bege6rli9en WeiBsn 3u3uI9anaen,
unb fe piirben ii4 gefiigt 9aben, fpenn
ibnen Die Negierung audi MIR cine befGeiz
bene S9ublOs6aitung fir bic pielen BON
ibnen auf ibren bis6eriJtn 9eim Itdtten pors
genommenen 8erbefcrungcn gebpten bate.
Die @bippemas, unb inter ibnen hie
piaager, baben friiber oft lire S1pferfeit
i'm Sample gegen bic triegerif6en @iour
6etpG6rt. 9ar ptele BON i6ncn, namentli5J
AUDI in Minneiot itnb our9 bic Miffioz
ndre protetdntii9er &irhen, buuptfd9li6
uber AUDI bur9 tatboGif9e Mtfitonen gum
@6ritentbum betebrt lporben. !9dtte man
ben pilagertamm baIbpegs anitdrbig Gez
banbelt, ftdtt i'm UNI feline Sh6pFunqen gil
betriigen, 10 befdnbe er ft9 iebt unter benz
@influfe Der fdtbolii9en MiTitpn auf Der
@6ite Garth Referbatipn Sc G9:ppepas,
in &u6e unb Srieben.
9teie our @er5meiflung getrie6enen Sn=
btaner fldgen audi, baB tiir3li9 Bel 8er6afz
tung einiger Der S9risen tpsgen angebt1fer
@inf4Ieppung BON S9naps in Die GeIerz
baton ungere9tiefeiten borfielen: Man
babe ife na9 benz 120 Meilen entfernttn
DULUTH boris 8unbesgeri9t eeI@leppt,
ielbit ben als 3eugen borgelubenen feline
@ebiibren be5ablt unb ibnen in fe'ner Meiie
bic &iidreiie na9 ibrer 9etmatb ermDgli9t.
8ieI bDfes 8lut, unb gang init Rsdt,
ma9te unter biefen Snbianern au9 bas
5Glen ibrer i9Oniten WalbbGume bu-9
o0Iig unbere4tigte 8eiBe, tpel4e buau
nod iebe 8e5ablung beruetgerten.
Nue lire aIugen blieben perge6t:9. Die
8ebDrben in Wai6ington tiimmerten f;9
ni9ts UNI fte. 9roBe S9ulb an zen W2iBs
ftdnben trdgt AUDI Der GongreB, inbem CT,
Der 10 oft bus @elb gum Senitsr binars%
pirft, felht bic bef9eibene 5un::ne bon
$4,000 5ur @6ublosbaItung Der urmen
2eute fir ibre 9dufer unb Selber bel iGrer
@ntfernung aus i6rer bisberigen petnaib
berpeigerte. Ser @erfu9, borerit etniee
bon ibnen gepultfam fort5ui4affen, peranz
laBte bann po1enbs ben Nusbru9.
Die anfGngli9en S9redens6eri9te iiber
bic unru6en e%rpeiien ii4 als beiQoie lteber@
trei6ungen. Die @enigen, bic auF beiben
Seiten fielen, itnb aber beOauern5pert6e
Opfer elmer berfebIten unb gruuIamen pp=
lttit.
Statt ft9 erit Elm gere9tes urt6ei! gu
6ilben, pit6en einige englti9zalner;taniide
3eitungen ing 8laue unb 9el6e binein gez
gen Die @bippemas unb Derlaltgen beren
Nusrottung. 9o9 feblt es au9 ni9t an
gere@teren engltf6en 8ldttern, 6enen slz
glei9 bic N9nung aufbdmmert, oab cine
GutiOn, bic it9 70 f4md6li9e ungere4tigz
teiten gegen bic l%1reinpobner 6cs eigenen
2anbes erluubt, f4perli4 ba5u %gseignst 1T,
bic l1reintpobner bon fremben 2dnbera, pie
8. g. bic pbtlippinen, 81 begiider.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
Ser 0OtOerne1tr ttttS Ser Go1tens
9r0betsStretf.

Der 8oubsrneur bat ii6, trob Der Nuffprz
Dsrung bes S6eriffs bor Mdcoupir GDuntD
gepeigert. MiGi3en gum 59u3e Der bortigen
&obIengru6en gsgen Die Gtreifer 81 ienben,
unb bic Griin6e, Die er bafir angiebt, perbiez
men 8ea9tung.
@r iagt, DoB, nsnn Die b.trsfFenoen @ez
tiger it4 berpfli6ten poQten, lpirfli4e 8ez
tpobner BON SQinois, dntatt Der Neqer, an
3niteaen, er i6nsn isbsn 56uB ungebei6en
laifen tpoQe, gu pel9em Tie bers9t;gt feien.
9agegen let er ni4t getp;Qt, DER Braris gor=
19ub 81 letiten, aug benz 5icen Nrbeiter gu
tmporttren, unb omar ni4t, tpeil er benz err
li3sn uno brab:n Iiibli9:n Mr6siter @elegenz
belt gum 8erbienIte in unIerem Stoate db=
16nefoen poQe = bic er er6aLtt bpQa Or
beit8gelegen6sit 5u 6aufe un0 >5ie6e ni9t
fort - ionbern tpeil Die fiioIibsn !4oDlenz
grdber, tpeI3e uuspdrts Irbeit iudten, eez
fp@1ene 3u3tbuus frdfling feien, Dber ar
bettsI3eues @eItnoel, bds nllr bic Geleeenz
belt benuBe, Inn ndd1 Rem Hproel gu fomz
men, uno, na3Dem es eilte fl1r3e 3elt gear
bsttet babe, ff9 iiber ben Gtaat ergieBe, UNI
1ere gerbrs4erflaiie bermsb-e unb uniere Sc
fangntife unb Nrmenbduler fiilen : helfe.
Wenn in 5oGge Der 9on1eiteaber unO pittsz
burger 4ufitdnbe, Die Dur9 bic Ginfubr bun
Arbsitern b:rDorgerufen i~uurDen, Der gon@
9reB es fir n0tbig b~efunben babe. @efese 9sz
gen Notwithstanding 81 e~rldiien, ip
1feine iebt Die Notbpenbigfeit an uns berdnz
5%utretsn, Die 9efeui9aft oor Der @inpanhs>
rung BON arbeitern aus anberen @taatea 81
f3iBen.
8enn bic 8eba,tptung beg goubsrrsurs
puhr TT, baB bic gteger, tpeG4e ben plaB Der
ouSitdnDigsn Suinoifsr &o6lengrG6:c einrebz
men, ben fibIi4en3 u9t6duTern entitammen,
aliO cine SOrte BON 2euten finb, bic, penn fe
nt9t 14on borber a1f Der niebrigiten @tufe
Der Wenf49eit itanben, 1T bieIen ba3u herabz
geOrudt iino, 10 tarn man bic @eiqerltna bes
9ouberneurs, bic SGinoiIer G%o6tenharpne in
Der 9srdn5iebung 10 perDe-6ti6,r Glemente
gu l4uBen, nt4t nur biIigen, fonrern ntub
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

portorico eingefebt ftodametitdniI9e Ppft@
meifter bon bort na9 9auIe gei4rxben bat:
gbe untsrne6mungsIuitigs Nuerifaner fi9 in
eeI9dftli9e Spefulutioneu auf 8ortorico
einlafen, npiiBten Die trdg:n unb f4muBigen
@ingebprenen buiel6it ourtb MngelfaGIen
rerbrGngt nerben; bann crit tDnne an cine
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4us6eutuag Der Snfel gez
ba9t tperber.
OTIS Die @~ereinigten Staaten Spanicn ben
9rtes ertlarten, fagten fe Der 8elt, ndB iie
uneigenniibig ben unterbriidttn @ingeborenen
G~pani19>@eftinoiens gu 6iilfs tommen uno
i9nen 5reibeit unb @tiid bringen pollten.
limb als Der brabe 9eneraG MiIss auf porto=
rico einS unb bprriidte, ri9tste er on Die bprz
tiqen gingeborenen einen Feurigen, fir ie
in's @punifde iiberfebte1 @ufruf, porin er
linen ben Gegen ameritaniI9er Greihett perz
bieB. 0o9 i6On iebt ~DerGan5t Elm bp6er
duf 9prtorico eiagefebter dmerifaaiiGer Sc
cmtsr Die gdn3li9e 8erbrdngung berielben
@inQeborenen, bic mod Dor &ur3sm bon anne
rifaniI9er Settle oIs r6raoe, bo9 iber ben
Gubanern ite6enbe 2eute" gerii6mt purben.
gs tpGre ia unre9t, ous amsrifanif4e 8olf
aIs iol6ss fir ben ameritaniI9en 9oitmei=
tier in San 9Suan berantportli4 gu modem.
@ber ~unleugbar 1T es, baB gerube Bel a1neri=
fani16sn Singos, Die jeBt bas groBe Mort
Fiibren, brutaGe Srie6e nor8errI&en, tpte lie
nun in Der gebanolung Der G9ippemas aaer
meI4 nffenhnr nprhpn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

Cine piirbiee g Is m a 3rduers
feier murbe in Der u@cabemp Of Nuit:"
3u philadelphia ~abge5ulten, peranz
ftaItet bon Der y9sutf9en @eieli@aft". Die
beutf8e 9auptrebe bielt Or. u. 9paet9,
9rofeFor am 2utberif9en Seminar IN Mt.
Nirp. grgreifenb fang Der uiunge Mdnz
ner9or". Die 8ii6ne teute cine @alOIcene,
eine @nfpieluns auf ben Su6ienmalb car,
in beren 9intergrunb ii4 cine &olofiaibiie
8ismard's, bon elmer prd4tigen paImen=
grippe umgeben, erbDb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

Die bonn bemotratif9en SberfeIb3ugstei>
ter Sones oDn Qrtanius Dorgenommene @r<
nennung bes gbicugOers r@Otn"<9 arr
peD gu einem 8etriebsleiter Der bcnlOfra=
ti16en Bartet bes 2anbes maAt benin bod
1el6it 1oG9e 9emotraten, tpet9e aug
Parteiriidii4ten, trob oes 5it6erproz
gramms, tpenm au9 p~iberpiuig, mod inns
mer our bemOtratii6en partei 6ieIten, bOlz
Zig tubtg, SO fagt bariiber 5. 9. Der
bo6angeiebene bemotratii9e Leader"
in Davenport: Ser r2eaber" alg Elm bsmo=
tratif9es 8latt, pel9es ben Sriunpp Der
9emotraten i'm S. 1900 miinfdt, muB qez
gen bie1en plan, Der ben Sel6ftmor0 Der
Partet beOeutet, energif6 8ertua9rung ein=
legen." 0iefes electromagnetic oemofruti19e
8latt, bas 8rpan unteritiiBte, peripabrt
ft3 au9 enti9ieOen bagegen, 0aB Sones ben
Populiften N1en unb ben Sil6errepublifa>
ner Seller nun Der bempEratif9en Parteis
leitung beigie6t,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

fe loben, au9 penn man III Der Inna6mg
nt9t feb1 gebt, baB n;ht rehtlide gntrii=
flung, ionbern po1itii4e Nibti6fsit feineu
Gntf9luB btftirt bat,
Was cine 9efebli4e Qr5eiterabIpsrrung ber
Staaten 8pii9en einancer betrifft, 10 1T bic
felbe natiirIi4 ubfolut unuusfibrbur, pbne
an elmer Der @runolagen unIerss polit;f9er
Spftems, Der Srei3iiei5tsit, 81 ~riittela, uni
Die @ereinigten Staten gu eiaer SS1uiion 81
MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
Sm ip6t.

9te Democratic i'm peiteten Sinna bes
Wortes bat audi i6re S9lpd4en; cine 8olfsz
berrI9aft nirb iiets bemagogifAsn GinfluIz
fen 3ugdngli9 5etn, tie pirb bEl Mqem, mus
gu tbun lit, p,niger 9orausii1t Seigsn un5
it9 f9nerfdliger betpegei1, ais e;n rnpnarz
Gifd regiertes StdatspeI cit. all beien Spite
tlugs, nsitft9tige unb snsrgii9e MGnner itez
fen. @s bauert oft langs, ebe in elmer &epuz
bltf Elm unfraut ausgerobet, ein Bemsinf6az
ben auSgenner3t nirb; Die gsan!ten finb be
9iener bes 8olfes unb bitten ftdL Ssmanrem,
unb iei er iogar Elm einflubrei@er &:rbrt9er,
auf's 9iibnerauge gu treten.
Dem ein5elnen, freun0z un6 bilfloi:n Sn=
bibibuum gegeniiber 1T man in elmer Meprz
Diff allerbinss aub febr itren9s. Wenn Elm
proletarier einen 2aib 8rot fteblt, 1T inn
bas 3u9tbaus 3iemli9 ii9sr, ipenu obsr elm
u@alfing Delegate" obsr Elm @epsrtI9aftler
BET beGli9tem Sage einen iogenannten
v@cab" maltraitirt, ia Io9ar t0bte:. bann
pinben fih Die Organe Der Dffentlt9en Siz
6erbeit unb bic @eri9tsbsamten Inn bic Ser
baftung unb prp8efiiruag Des ltebeltbdters
berum pie Der 5eufel um's 8reus.
Die Nr~beiterunruben inn Ro6(snreoier. BON
pana unb bic b%lutigen Scenen in ben cSSnDiaz
.rerz Heferbation,n bon MinneIota RpeiIen
neuerOings, baB unfere Dirt unb Meiie Gil re-
9ieren cine mungelbafts unb f9fe9ts 1T.
Wir po1en urs 6eute nl6t nit ben 8or%
gdngen in Pana bef6dftigen, Die 9enou 10
eingetroffen iinb, tpie mir bor bielen @o6en
f4on propbe3eibt babsn, f~oaoera nur att Die
Snbtanerunru9en in Winnsfotd
binpeifen, bic nod LANCE ni9t 5u gnbe finb.
Set Sabren baden bic b~prfigsn sSnbianer
iiber bic Resierungsbeamtsn &lags geTIbrt,
felt Sabren BADEN ie ii9 DuG9 bic INNER nIz
b.r bsranriidenben Qnfieoler unb v2umberz
men" in ibrem 8eiibe bebro5t geIeb:n.
Srobbem lit ni6ts gsfdebet, BENIN bic @erz
treter Minneiotas i'm SongreIle b0rten M =
auf bic @infliifterungen Der re:hen edge
mii0er, 9ol3bdnblsr, @tTen6abninierefsnten
unb Mtnenfpsfulantsn; be &lagen unb
OrObungen Der SSnbiauer, RE in Der Yolt<
til nihts 5u fagen BADEN, riirr5en nnb TOR
ten fe ni9t i'm 8erin9iten, Mber aud Der
Gouperneur unb bic 5ta1tSJeipatten Ron
MinneIota, bic bod ebenfa4s niiIen muBten,
baB i'm nDrbli6en 5lIgel beg etgenen 3oules
Elm gefdbrliAsr 8ranb oro6s, bliebeu untbdz
tig. btses gu pat mar.
8e9en lumpiger $4,000, tpelhe bic Bill
layers fir tbrs @obnftitien unb flein.n &c
b0fte auf Der 8dreninfel forbertsn, rbe fe
na4 Der 8btts Garth 9efsrDation aufhrez
4en p%olten, pobin Iie rerpTlar5t lperoen
fo1en, lit Der gan5e @tre;t enttanben, Der
bereits bielen Splbatsn bcs 2e6sn gefcftet
unb Der &e9ierung fAOn b;sl gr0Bsre l1n=
foiten bereitet bat, als Der pom ben Snoianern
geforbsrte 8etrag ausma6!; liberties bat er
ben Staat Winnefota i'm Nuslanoe in
Mtbfrebtt 9ebra6t.
Minneiotd 1T mod imaler i9ipah bsbOlz
trt. Quf feineu 1885 0uabratmsilen
2anbes pobnen nur 100000 9euts; 9al1z
fenoe Don Auabratme!l:n iino rur. Yc6mo9
ober mod gar ni4t b~eiisbsft. Minnelpta bat
cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bic iabrlih
Sauienoe bon Dollars aussisbt, tim Guros
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-06-23
TOWNSHIP OF REDWOOD FALLS
BY tECHO."
BY echo"

The song of the mower is again heard.
A young son and heir was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Shaver on Sunday
night.
Dan McNiven and two children OF
Morton were seen in our midst on
Saturday.
Miss Eddy Donovan spent few days,
with friends in this town the past week
prior to her departure for Dundas.
A. M. Gullette, formerly of Sanborn,
but now the newly elected principal OF
Delhi schools, visited in this town on
Thursday.
Mrs. Robert McNair arrived here
yesterday from Winnebago, ILL.,, and
will spend a few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. A. D. Stewart.
Mrs. Anna MacNevin and daughter,
Mrs. Kate Foley together with her
daughters, Misses Laura and Florence,
all of Lake City, were guests at Hope
Cottage the past week.
Mesdames Hoss and Sartwell, and
Viola Hills have fell heir to fortune
the past week, which was quite sur
prise to them. The property is in lots,
land and money, which was left to
them by their father before his death,
which they were ignorant of.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-06-23

was seriously afflicted with congh
for several years, and last fall had a
more severe cough than ever berOre. I
have used many remedies without re-
ceiving much relief, and being recon-
mended to try bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, by friend, who
knowing me to he poor widow, gave
it to me, tried it, and with the most
gratifying results. The first bottle re-
lieved me very much and the second
bottle has absolutely cured me. Ihave
not had as good health for 20 years,
Respectfully, Mrs. Mary A. Beard.
Claamore, Ark. Sold by Hitchcock &
Co., druggists. 424t
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-06-23

fee paid to see the game. Mr. Scott was
betting heavy on Belview, and Echo
sports saw that the only chance to get
their money back was to insist that
Tbielman must not play, and thus
break the game up in a quiet row.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-06-23
IN AND AROUND DELHI.

VIM. Robinson of Madison is visiting
Delhi friends.
Ella and Hazel Browne are visiting
relatives in st. Paul.
John Stewart of Redwood Falls was
a Delhi visitor this week.
Miss Black of st. Paul is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Will Tibbetts.
Mrs. John L. Borg and children are
visiting relatives at Carver.
Mrs. Neeland of Minneapolis is visit
ing the family of G. o. Borg.
c. O. Borg and family spent Sunday
with relatives in Underwood.
Kate and Barbara Cumming depart
ed for Denver, Col, this week.
Mrs. Ives Gunderson returned from
Hazel Run the first of the week.
Mrs. Andrew Stewart and daughter
Edna are visiting relatives at Ireton, Ias
Mrs. Geo. w. Achilles of st. Paul is
visiting relatives in Renville county.
Mac Mclean has treated his residence
on Purity Row to a new coat of paint.
Mac Mclean is putting in glass
front in the Deering office on Third
street.
Mrs. Ward and children of Brown
ton are visiting with the family of John
Anderson.
T. J. Tradewell and wife, Nora Trade
we'll and Lizzie Miller spent Sunday
with friends at Boyd.
Captain Stewart is drilling the Delhi
volunteers and the company is progress
ing rapidly. By July 4th they will be
in excellent trim.
The following delegates will attend
the G. E. convention at Dawson this
week: Rev. H. McHenry, James An
derson, Crissie Stevenson, Tena Leslie
and May Stewart.
VIM. Shelley, ST., left for Portland,
Ore, the first of the week and will look
the country coast over with view to
locating there. His family will remain
at Delhi for the present.
The maiden hung her shapely head
and whispered in my ear, "Yours till
death I'll always be. Just promise me
Rocky Mountain Tea" IS cents, at H.
NJ. Hitchcock & Co.'S. 424t
Abraham Abrahamson fell from a
farm wagon, Saturday afternoon, dis
locating his arm at the elbow and frac-
turing the bone. Drs. Gibson and
Pease were called, and the boy is get
ting along nicely.
The Foresters have decided to push
the July 4th celebration in Holmes
grove, despite the entreaties of Red
wood Falls citizens. A rafting good
programme, covering the entire day,
will be offered to all who attend.
! The Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R.
will sell excursion tickets from Red.
wood to St. Paul or Minneapolis on
June 29th and 3Oth, good returning on
or before July I'd, at rate of one fare fol
the round trip. No certificates re.
uuired. 45-2t.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-06-23
DELHI.

DELHI TRAIN TIME TABLE.
East bound passenger, Lv., 11:28 A. n
West bound passenger, 2d)2 n
West bound freight, 7:45 A n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
East Bound freight, $3.50 n
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
G.. n. BROWSE. Station Agent.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-06-23

Just out-San Malo, best 5 cent CT
gar. Try them. 37-tf.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-06-23
Horses and Cattle
FOR SALE.

Some magnificent Shorthorn cattle
raised on the Willard farm, one mile
west of the city, offered for sale, at bar
gain prices.
Also, about twenty head of young
horses will be sold to persons looking
for bargains. Call on or address
+ JOHN CLARK, JR.,
Manager Willard Farm,
Redwood Falls, MINI
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M. & ST. L. TIME TABLE
PASSENGER going east, Lv. 11:42 m
do west, 1851 p m
Freight going west, every other day. 500 m
do east, do do 5:35 p m
JOHN EVANS, Agent.
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ADJUST II. S66b6Ck,

Salee Solicitor Northern Pac. r. r. Go,
Redwood Falls, MINI.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-02

men who had come down from the dig
gings, often twenty and twenty-five
miles, to make sure Of their outfits for
the winter, and so determined were
they to procure them that they sat
themselves down calmly in line, like
men waiting to buy seats at first
night performance, determined to wait
until the goods were put up and set
aside in their names.
An outfit for a miner means every
thing that he uses during the winter,
and this, being reduced to it's lowest
terms, means bacon and beans. There
are other things, of course, in tins and
in gnnny- -saclls--four, sugar, salt, pick
les. dried fruits, dessicated potatoes
to suit the taste; hut the work is
done, and the gold is found and cleaned
up, and miles and miles of the wilder
ness conquered, and cold weather and
wintry winds withstood on bacon and
beans. 1t is the easiest food to pack,
the quickest to prepare, and the most
lasting and sustaining. The miner
usually reckons on getting his outfit in
November, because he can carry on
sledge, after the snow has set in, four
times rs much as he can pack on his
back, and if he is fortunate enough to
have dogs he can draw much more.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-02
A PRETTY SKIRT

may be had for about $40. and any one
with taste and ingenuity can spangle
bodice in harmony, or they can be
bought for So, always with square or
round neck. Black taffeta silk is the
proper lining, and made-up net dresses
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-02
STILL ANOTHER VARIATION.
The Course of a Virginia Enoch Ar
den Set Forth in an Old Document.

From the Washington Star
Probably the most novel divorce pro-
ceedings ever entered upon record in
West Virginia or any other state were
unearthed from among old county doc
uments in the clerks office at Romney,
Hampshire county, w. Va. The papers
may be seen at any time, duly re-
corded, and are in effect as follows
"To all whom these presents may come
or concern:
Whereas my wife hath some time
ago left me and intermarred with ].
K, do hereby certify that do fully
aCquit and discharge the said j. X,
from all trouble or damages, and l do
consent that they dwell together as
husband and wife for the future with
out any interruption from me.
Given under my hand and seal the
9th day of February, 1867
The story leading up to the filing of
the above divorce proceedings teens
with romance.
In 1857 Colston, with a party of young
planters, left the South Branch Valley
of the Potomac river and went as far
west as the Ohio river, with two OBJ
JtClS III view Oue was 10 secure
consignment of furs to take down the
Potomac by boat to Alexandria. Va,
and the other to examine the valleys
west Of the Alleghanles with a view Of
taking settlers there for settlement.
While thus engaged the party was
captured by the Indians and all We're
killed except young Colston. who was
saved on account of his light hair and
blue eyes He was made a captive for
seven years, but finally managed to
escape and worked his way home, to
find that his wife, having given him up
for dead, had married again. Then 1t
was that he consulted lawyer. who
drew up the divorce and had it re-
corded.
Colston did not visit his wife, but
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THE NAME OF HER.

If we had the great O'Higgins
Spain would have to lave the diggins;
$50 mind me when I'm tellin' of you this .
With her min an guns amazin'
It's the divil shed be raisin',
For she's Irish in the name of her-she Isl!
IF we had the great O'Higgins
She'd be ruler av the diggins,
And her inimies would wake up stiff an
dead!
For the name av her betrays her,
An it's tightin' thatll PLACE her.
For she's Irish from her heels, sorr. 10
her head! Atlanta Constitution.