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Evening journal., 1900-08-10
HATTERs.

Granville Alexander. 414 Market ST.
j. II. Mullin, a Son, Sixth and Market SITS
Daniel Ross & Son. 2l0 Market St., an
13 East Second st.
r. w. Wolters. Second and Market SITS.
James II. Wright. Eighth and Market SITS
N. !Snellenburg & Co., Seventh and Mar
ket SITS.
New York Clothing House. sos Market 81.
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WE DELAWARE CITY.
HOTEL M. VERNnN
THE OSBORNE,
Atlantic city.
TOTEL MADISON.

1oio facinc Avenue, near the Beach. be4
-, ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.
boarding by the day or week. qnocfal
ta.e7 70 ihinAues. Terms moderate No
"oi' SAMUEL LAW Prom.
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THE BROOKEHuRRT-Ru tha 80

south Virginia Ave. ATLANTIC CRY
lhe most beautiful avenue. Sixth house
from tho beach. Rooms large ana ai,~e
large porch. Fine View OF Ocean ana
new Steel Pier. Special weekly rates .
Sl2; s. and $3.50 n day.
MTIGHE g. MELVIN.
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Dr. Jaquess, Boston Dental Parlors.
Eighth and Market SITS.
Drs Seaton and Moore. 7l2 Market St.,
Second floor.
Dr. W. e. Harris. 7i5 Market st.
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TRUST COMPANIES.

Tho Equitable Guarantee & Trust CO.
Ninth and Market SITS.
Seenrity Trust & Safe Deposit Co., 81:
Market St
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

Phila.. & Chesteg steamboat Co, (passen-
ger and freight.) Foot of Fourth st.
ton. passenger and freight. King St,
wharf.
Bush Line Steamers, freight only) Phila
delphia and Wilmington, foot OF
French ST.
Warmers, Philadelphia and Wilmington,
Propeller Line, Qreight only,) foot OF
Market st.
Steamer Republic. from Gordon Heights
TO Cane Nav
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THE GIRARD

Corner Michigan and Atlantio Avsrua.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
RemOdeled. Accommodations frst-class
q I Irrrr " rr...--
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AUBURN HOUSE.

III South Georgia Avenue,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. ].
In every particular
MRS r. u. LEEDS, Proprietross.
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Kennard & Co. 623 Market st.
Shilling Dry Goods Co, 3l4 Market st.
s. Lees Co., 220-222 Market st.
II. III. Brennan. 221 Market st.
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HOTEL STANTON.

South North Carolina Avenue.
Large, airy rooms, newly furnished Eleo-
trio lights and modern IN every particular.
flrst-clahs menu. N.5o TO 81 per day. spa-
cial terms weekly
RICHARD EDMUND9, Prep.
Formerly OF The Edmunda
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REGISTERS oRprp

Address wilmington. Del.
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JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS.
DRY GOODS.

NJ. T.. Davis, 9 East Second st.
Lawton Optical Co, SIG Market st.
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BAGGAGE EXPREsS.
DENTISTS

Harry Belts, 7l3 West Fifth st.
Stidham's Local Express, 10 French
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Address; Wilmington. Del.
Daily camera., 1900-12-10
G|eQ| S|dke
Blocks I|0|IC
TRAINS ARE STALLED.
Santa Fs Systems Tracks Are Cloggsd by
Ressoa of tho Strike.

Santa Fs Systsm's Tracks Are ClOgged by
Re.so. of tho strike.
Topeka, Dec 10 Transcontinental
passenger trains on the Santa Fe arc
arriving four hours late. Many trains
have been abandoned and the tracks are
choked with dead freight cars. 1t will
be impossible to move freight trains in
48 hours unless the operators strike is
ended soon. There seems to be dispo.
sision among all other federated classes
Of railroad men to join in SYMPATHETIC
strike. This is ridlculed by officials Of
the company, who assert that the other
men are not affiliated with the operators
and have separate agreements with the
company.
While the situation is growing worse
here, It is better at Albuquerque, La
Junta, aud other western points, where
the operators have returned TO work
The operators claim that 1900 ou, OF the
1900 on the system are out.
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Cl0||ey I0X0e
I0kcy His Se0|
ToWNE TAKES HIS SEAT.
Bri'liass Yoasg Short Term Senator sits
~ the Democratic side.

brilliant T0ung snort Term senator seoe
y. the Democratic side.
Washington. Dec. Io--A opening
prayer today the senate was unusually
full. Senator Nelson presented the
credentials Of Charles A. Towne to be
senator from Minnesota to succeed the
late .Cushman K. Davis. Mr. Towne
took the oath and vas warmly received
as be took his seat on the Democratic
side of the chamber. Soon after the
senate went into executive session Tor
further consideration Of the Hay-Paunce.
tote treaty. Senator Towne will be, what
his predecessor vas. An ardent opponent
Of the scheme to surrender the rlsh. to
fort,fy the Nicaraguan canal.
In the house Mr. Bingham got consId.
Grafton for the legislative. judicial and
executive appropriation bill. which car.
ries S74.4o6. IS for the fiscal year end
ing June l. 1904. Chairman Bingham as
serted that his committee was giving an
earnest Of Republican en,renchment by
cutting of demands for 81 900. 900.
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L0xoN ON THE COAST.

Joseph R. Luxon, the we'll known
mining man and lately superintenden Mt
Of STATIONS independence. has gone to
Escandido. San Diego. county, Caliior.
mia, where Capt. John S. Reid gathers
oranges with one hand and snatches
amalgam from the plates in his stamp
mill with the other. Joe has gone TO
help him snatch-in other words. to as
sist Captain Reid in the management Of
what is proving to be very profitable
mining property.
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DEATH OF MRS HALL.

Mrs Emily Parsons has received the
sad intelligene. Of the death Of her
mother at Cripple Greek. The lady was
widow Of Richard Hall and was living
with her daughter, Mrs Thomas Kestle.
The FIRST telegram received here last Fri
day announced her serious illness With
pneumonia and MRS Parsons was pre-
pairing to hasten to her bedside when
another message announced her death
Mrs Hall had many friends in this city
who will regret to read of hea death. In.
terment will be at Denver tomorrow.
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SUES Mr.. TEMPLE.

William J. Burke for the Gold Hill
Consolidated Mining. Milling and Power
company. has brought an action Tor dam
ages against Eow,n Temple, Elmer
Temple and the Atlas Reduction com
pany Tor $500. The plaintiff claims tna,
the refuse rock Of the Emancipation
mine is allowed 70 tumble over upon its
premises and has Destroyed blacksmith
shop. besides dong other damage.
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Vincent is Clerk
S0yS Bennett
VINCENT FOR CLERK.
Judge Bennstt Has Named the Next Clerk
Of the Court.

Judge Bennstt Has Named the Next Clerk
Of the Court.
Senator Charles 3. Ward has receiv.
ed assurance from Hon. A. c. Bennett.
district judge.elect, that be has appoint'
ed Leo Vincent of Boulder clerk of his
court. to succeed Frank Y. Kirk some
time next month. The new appointee 10
chairman Of the Peoples party state
committee and was associated with Dis
trict Attorney Patton in the bitter fight.
which eliminated in the defeat Of Judge
Boughton for denomination. So sure
vas Mr. Vincent OF the appointment of
clerk OF the court that he refused the ap-
pointment Of state labor commissioner,
which vas rendered him by Secretary Of
State Mills.elect-a two year slnecure at
$500 year. The clerkship will be
worth 1890 year--the amount Of the
salary now allowed BY l,w and to be
earned out Of the fees OF the court
and is SIX years position.
While the appointment will be receiv-
ed with dissatisfaction by the Democrats
who cast enough votes to elect Judge
Bennett, the leading Populists. who par
ticipated in the movement to compass
Boughton's defeat at all hazards, will re
jolce. There will. furthermore. be the
satisfactian Of knowing that Mr. Vincent
has the ability and the industry to make
an acceptable clerk Of the court.
The only Democia, who formally ap
piled for the place were Mr. E. L. Coates
Of Boulder. though friends Of Mr. Kirk
looked for his retention and would have
asked It had Mr. Bennett come to BouI.
der to consult them. Failing to ask the
opinion OF Boulder county Democrats.
Mr. Kirk's friends did not present hi,
name. Judge Bennett denies that he
promised the place to Mr. Vincent before
election. though there we're rumors that
such deal had been made in the com.
mittee on vacancy. The man who comes
ont Of the fight victorious and easily the
leader Of the fusion forces in this judicial
district is District Attorney Adam c.
Patton. who stood as special sponsor for
Mr. Vincent.
Mr. Vincent called at the Camera Office
this afternoon to receive confirmation of
the news. He said he had received no
notification of it, but carried the air OF a
man who felt as though the good news
was reliable.
Daily camera., 1900-12-10

The Ivy Rebekzhs will give 4 mask
ball next Wednesday evening. Decem.
Der IL. Those holding invitations are
cordially invited to attend. Stow your
invitation At the door.
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COUNTY OF DENVER.

Denver, Dec Io-Senator.elect Rush
will introduce bill to eliminate Arapa.
hoe county and create the county Of Den
yer. including tSelve miles around il
from a central point. The balance Of
Arapahoe county will be DIVIDED betwee n
Weld, Morgan. Washington. Yuma. KIT
Carson and Douglas counties.
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DIED OF POISON.

Denver. Dec. Io-Prof. J. A. Sewall
found by examination of the viscera Of
George w. Barber that death vas due TO
poison. Mrs Wright and one Neff are
being held in Jail at Pagosa Springs on
the charge of numbering him for his
money and life insurance.
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THE MoYs' CONTEST.

Standing Of coupons for the Bucks
Junior range az Moys' today:
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Pr usstul hsnlay presents % to Jos.
Derlhein 1 o..
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ANNA GOULD is i'll.

Parsis, Dec Io-Countess de Castel
lane tnee Anna Gould) is quite III. Her
illness is due to worry over the financial
affairs of her husband. George Gould
has cut his sister and her husband
Of with beggarly $4,000 a year.
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A FIENO LESS.

Decapitation Of . Sailor Who Killed seven
of His felloWs-
Stockholm, Dec. Io-Phillips Norden,
who murdered seven men on the hoon.
er Prince Carl. vas decapitated today
He was cheer full and said he did the deco
to avenRe himself on mankind.
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AFTER CHANGES SECRETARY

Shanghai. Dec. io-Li Hung Chang Z
Manchu secretary has been arrested on
an order by Count Won Waldersee. He
is charged with communicating conf.
dental advices to the boxers.
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BELOW ZERO WEATHER.

Plattsburg. N. Y. Dec. Io-A blizzard
is raging over the province OF Quebec
and Northern New York. Mercury
registers nine below zero here,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

PAns. Dec. Io-Eco de Paris says TO
day that the deficit of the exposition vas
far greater than expected and the gov
ernment viii De asked for stupendous
Snn
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-07-18

Rev Croft has been conducting tent
meetings here during the past week
Quite number of Wabasso Wood
men assisted in the instituting of q
Woodmen lodge in Seaforth.
Standard: ]. B. johnson returned
last week from Red Lake. He reports
that everything in that vicinity is very
dry and that as q general thing there
will be small crops.
For fire protection the council is maxi
ing arrangements to purchase two lots
and sink deep tubular well. Two or
three large cisterns in different portions
of the town are also under considera-
ton.
According to the Standard it has
been decided to organize school district
No. 81 into an independent district. AT
the recent meeting held for that pur-
pose there were 46 in favor Of the issue
and 22,against it. An election of Of.
ficers will be held next Saturday even
ing. This means that school house
will be erected in WabassO.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-07-18

HALF RATE EXCURSIONS.
Good Fishing and Charming Summer
Resorts,

Those in search of health or recreation
can do no better than TO take an outing at
one of the following popular resorts on the
Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad.
Waterville. Mimi, Lake Tetonke. splendid
pike. crappie and bass fishing. and boating.
Waconfa. Mimi. Clear Lake. The Coney
Island hotels are famous for good accommo-
dations.
Lake Minnetonke is best reached bv the
Minneapolis s. st. Louis railroad. There
are numerous irst-class hotels at Deep
haven. Cottagewood. Excelsior. Lake Park,
etc. Frequent trains and reduced rate
tickets on sale.
For further information call on agents or
write to A. B. CUTS. G.. p. A.,
419t Minneapolis, Mimi.
Special half rate excursions have been
arranged by tho Minneapolis & St. Louis
railroad to Denver, Colorado Spring. Pueblo.
Glenwood Springs. Salt Lake City and
Ogden. Utah. Hot Springs, Rapid City. Dead
wood and Spearfish, S. D., and to Casper and
Sheridan. Wyo.
Tickets will pe sold on June Goth, July 9th
and nth and August LIST. good for return to
Oct. 31st. This is an unusual opportunity to
reach these points at least possible expense.
Cali on Minneapolis & st. Louis H. r. ticket
agents. or address, A. r. Cults, G. p. A., NJ. &
st L r. Minneapolis, MINI.
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There Is some talk 81 opening he
first street west Of Main street, but the
council doubts its powers IN tie matter.
Lars Olson is erecting ) barn On his
farm in swedes Forest and Will
Tibbetts isremodelling his house IL this
township.
James Rickell was over from Vesta
during the past week. He reports hav-
ing purchased the livery barn of Kat
zenberger & Kellar.
w. II. Wallace and wife and Otto
Goethe and wife attended meeting of
Charity Chapter No. IS, Order Of the
Eastern Star, at Redwood Falls, last
Wednesday evening.
The committee from the Redwood
and Renville county boards on the site
of the bridge across the Minnesota,
has decided to locate the structure .
couple of miles east of where the old
bridge stood, the exact place being the
Arne Lokken farm This is highly
satisfactory to Belview merchants.
The Farmers Grain & Fuel Go. of
Belview was organized here last Sat-
urday, with capital stock of S25, 600,
and with A. o. Gimmestad as presi-
dent, Peter Hanson vice-president,
Andrew Monson secretary and Lars
Braaf1adt az treasurer. The board OF
directors is composed of nine members
and consists of w. Howes, Robert
Knudson, Peter Ole, Rudolph Hoppen-
rath, III. Hagen. A. NJ. Stewart, Ole O.
Enestvedt, A. Weidemann and G. O.
Gimmestad. The company will handle
grain and fuel, and will attempt to
purchase the Martin elevator for it's
headquarters.
/ John Rucker, one of the oldest
settlers of Swedes Forest township,
and well-known in this section of Min.
nesota, passed away very suddenly
Sunday night, of apoplexy. The fam.
lily retired about 10 o'clock, and one OF
the members heard sound down
stairs shortly afterwards, and on going
down found Mr.. Rucker lying on the
floor, breathing his last. Mr.. Ruckei
was about n years old and leaves a
wife, two sons and one daughter, all
grown up. The funeral occurred from
the residence at one o'clock yesterday
afternoon, the Echo German Metho-
dist minister officiating. The inter
ment occurred in the Flora cemetery.
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BELVIEW.
BELyILW TINE TABLE,
BELVIEW AND ITS BORDER.

There was dance in the hall Friday
evening. 1t was we'll attended.
There will be confirmation services
at the Lutheran church next Sunday
Rev. FIR. Berg of Sacred Heart was
calling on friends in Belview Monday.
Andrew Peterson has moved into
his new residence in Southworth's ad-
dition.
Miss Gunelson of Rio, Wisconsin, is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Hans
A. Bake.
A. f. Portrait, Carl Fransen and A.
o. Gimmestad were in Walnut Grove
on land business last Thursday.
Eugene Lewis of Vesta passed
through here Thursday en- route home
from Red Lake county, where he sold
12O acres of land, located near Bertha,
to A. Randall.
There will be no meeting of the
Ladies Aid society of the COngrega-
tional church tomorrow, but two
weeks from that day the society will
meet with Mrs. A. Leonard.
A. F. Ellies received a telegram Mon
day afternoon to the effect that bis
mother was passing away at Belle
Plaine. Mr.. Ellies left via Redwood
Falls for that town on the one o'clock
Northwestern yesterday afternoon.
The village council requests all prop.
erty holders on Main street to clean UP
in front Of their property every Satur.
day morning. and the council will
have the dirt and rubbish hauled away.
Mrs. w. H. Wallace left for Big
Stone lake yesterday and Mr.. Wallace
will follow her on Thursday. Mr..
Wallace will remain away for month
and Mrs. Wallace for six weeks. The
affairs of the bank will be conducted
by Adrian Bennett of Granite Falls
who is employed in the National HOUSE
of Representatives, when that body i
in session. Mr.. Bennett was at ont
time connected with the Granite FALL
Journal, which il owned by his father
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-07-18

home nom Denmark q ~ IS writipg
Mis- LouIsa Lawrence p spending
part of her vacation II the home of
Mrs. Andrew Lee Il Burnstown.
Mrs. J. Bredvold h having % addi-
ton built to her house. William Cut
land Of Springfield is doing the work.
Y George Lawrence and wife and child
of San Francisco, who spent several
weeks visiting relatives, left for Mime
apolis last week.
Married July 18th, at the Catholic
church IN Willow Lake, Nick Laux
and Miss Mary Moelter. It was one
Of the largest weddings ever seen in
this neighborhood
Among the guests from abroad who
attended the Meierding- Bredvold we'd
ding were II. Cordes and wife, Mrs.
Herman Cordes, Charles Cordes, II.
Waukum and wife, Herman Georgians
and wife, Mrs. Sandan, Fred. Meier.
ding and wife and son Irving and
daughter Esther of New Ulm. From
Morgan, Louis, William, Herman and
Rebecca Meierding and Miss Sophia
Jacobson from Minneapolis.
The marriage of III. F. Meierding tc
Miss Aletta Bredvold was solemnized
Tuesday of last week at 2:3O p. M, .,
the Scandivian Lutheran church
Rev. Lokengaard officiating. The
church was handsomely decorated fol
the occasion aud the sermon highly ap
preciated. The ceremony over, re
ception was given at the brides home
to . very large number Of guests. The
best men were Arnold Cordes from
New Ulm and Albert Lee from Burns.
town. The maids were Misses Martha
Meierding and Lena Bredvold. Many
handsome and valuable presents were
received. The bride is the oldest
daughter of L. l.. Bredvold, well and
favorably known in this neighborhood.
The groom is the popular merchant
and postmaster Of Shutdown. The fol-
lowing day they took the train for
New Ulm, where they will visit several
days with relatives and friends. All
lutte in wishing them joy through
life's journey.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-07-18

DR.. H. P. Dredge visited with his
mother and sister in Lake Crystal over
Sunday.
Chris. Olson left for st. Paul Mon
day to attend the meeting of the Re-
publican State League.
Miss Minnie Leonard is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. F. G. Schoenfelder, in
Wellington, Renville county.
Mrs. H. 7. Helgeson returned last
Saturday from Walker, where she has
been visiting during the past six weeks.
The Young Peoples society of the
Lutheran church gave an ice cream
social at the residence of A. O. Gimme
stad last evening. The proceeds are to
be placed in the church bell fund.
Since moving his, elevator to the
right-of-way of the Minneapolis & St.
Louis, P. III. Jones has commenced in
creasing the capacity. When finished
the elevator will have $1,000 bushels
capacity.
The elevator owned by the John
Martin estate, and located on the
Minneapolis & St. Louis tracks, will
be sold on Monday afternoon, July sd.
Sealed bids have been called for and
these bids will be received up to
o'clock Monday afternoon, at which
time they will be opened by the
executors and the highest bidder will
be awarded the elevator, providing the
bid is reaOnable one.
Peter Eischen and wife returned
Monday afternoon from Oklahoma.
Peter is genuine boomer now. He
swears that he will sell out here at
once, and take the first train after be
has disposed of his last bit Of property,
for Oklahoma. q can 60 there with
my family, and my two boys and
three girls can each get . quarter sec
ton Of government land, says Pete,
land then we will be independent,
They raise all kinds Of fruit there and
the wheat crop this year is just inn
mense. Whv, man alive, children So
barefooted there in January, and il
never gets rs hot there as it does here.
Man, what fine country. Here there
| is no chance to get rich. There, I'll
kinds Of chances can be seen, and 30.
quets thrown in. Ny, but it il i'm
mense, great; you never seen anything
like it, and Pete passed the subject ar
! to = lot Of bystanders.
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LAMBERTON.

Miss Mabel Osher is here on an ex-
tended visit.
Geo. Terry expects to leave about the
first of August.
w. P. French was at Mankato- Fri
day and Saturday.
r. M. Hamer and wife ate the happy
parents or q fine boy.
Burt Armstrong is expected back
from Aitkin county soon.
Springfield and Lamberton will play
q game of ball at Sanborn Sunday.
T. Ellington is making vast improv-
ments in his farm buildings this sea-
son.
Rev. Stevenson of Redwood Falls
breaches at the NJ. E. church next
Sunday.
A series Of tent meetings will be held
in this city soon. Rev. Reade of Fair
fax will have charge of them.
The johnson Bros. of WATERFOWL, s.
D., have completed cement walks fol
the banks ana returned home.
The Ladies Aid society of the M. e.
church served ice cream and cake al
Mrs. Kneeland's Thursday afternoon.
The wheat crop around Lamberton
will be much better than at first report:
ed. The berry is very large and ought
to be No. /.
Harvesting of wheat and oats would
have been in full blast Monday morn
ing, but for the heavy rain which will
delay matters somewhat.
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IN AND AROUND DELHI.

Grant Stewart is at Mankato having
his eyes treated by specialist.
John Brown OF Chicago is the guest
Of his sister, Mrs. Emanuel Carbert.
Prof John L. Silvernale Of Olivia il
the guest of G. NJ. Brown and family.
The Renville veterinarian, DR.. But.
tiers, visited Delhi in professional way
Monday afternoon.
s. cents, IS cents not Is cents, not
SO cents, IS cents, the price Of Rocky
Mountain Tea the world over. None
genuine, unless made by the Madison
Medicine Go. Hitchcock & Co.