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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-22
La Granja E'zp pe1iln!ental.
Mr.. G0rdDer.
notas inteTesantes
para los agIicuh0Fes,

Va dijimos en- nj neros anterio-
res que Mr.. Frank D. Gardner es
persona muy ilustrada y en- extreme
fable y abusando tal vez de Ia dlti'
ma condici6n, hemos logrado en- bien
de nuestros lectores, las siguientes
notas, relacionadas CON la importan-
te comisi6n que trae Ia isla.
Mr.. Gardner, depende Directs.
mente de 1a OF Gina de- EstaciOEes
Experimentales del Departameuto
de Agriculture de los e stados uni
dos, bajo cuya saba direction ac-
t1a.
Concede Mr.. Gardner gran i'm
portancia al modo de iustalar las
granjas experimentales, como medic
de demostrar 6 dar conocer las
condolences medias 8 aproximadas
de Ia isla y con tai objeto Sc propo-
ne, como trabajo preliminar, hacer
un viaje de Investigation q la isla.
ST eucuentra impossible, nos di-
10. la installation de una granja de
cerca de 200 acres de terreno, donde
existan todas las classes mas predo.
minantes, Sc vera precisado & esta.
blecer sub estaciones en- otras par
tes donde Sc encuentren las classes
de terreno que falten en- Ia granja
central 6 granjs madre.
La extension y clase de trabaio
que habra de practicarse, depende
en- gran parte de dos factories impor.
tantfsimos: los beneficios que hayan
de obtenerse de sus propiedades y Ell
sitio en- que la demanda sea mas se'
gura.
En- cuanto Ia clase de expert.
mentos, nos manifesto, que podr1a
hablar con mas propiedad, despu@s
de haber investigate las condolences
de Ia Agriculture en- Ia isla; pero
cree no eQuivocarse afirmando que
debe en- primer termino, prestarse
ayuda q los tres principalsss frutos
de exportaci6n, cafe, azdcar Ma
co. ~
eEstos frutos Sc han cultivado
por muchos amos con mas g menos
resultados practicos y es indudable
que con msjor cultivo, empleando
mejores instrunentos maquinaria,
y hacienda con mas cuidado Ia selec.
ci6n, serfan mayores los rendimien'
tos, mejor la calidad y mas benefi'
ciosos los resultados pr4cticos.
Sc -rresta en- estos momentos po'
ca atenci6u a los productos de la is
la para Ia exportaci6n los Estados
Unidos, cuyo alcance no necesito
manifestar. Aun para ell consume in
terror, y & fin de dar una alimenta-
ci6n adecuada las condolences de
los paises tropicales, Sc necesitan
buenos huertos, donde Sc propenda
al cultivo y production de legumbres
en- mayor variedad y mejores condi'
clones.
Sin una alimentaci6n adecuada
nc SO puede esperar el tener energfa
y capacidad para trabajar.
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Ef fildntr0p0 Carnegie.

Mr.. Andrew Carnegie da mott
vos, = plausibles por cierto, para
que diario SO coupe de 81 Ia prensa
de ambos continentes.
Ademas de los esplendidos do
uatiyos reeientemente hechos & ms
titueiones varias de ensenauzA de
los que va hemos dado cuenta en- es'
tas colnmnas, acaba de hacer otro,
no menos regio que los precedentes,
y que consiste en- ciuco millones de
frances destinados q la constitution
de una biblioteca pdblica en- la ciu'
dad de San Luis.
En- treinta dias, el rumboso yam
qui lleva repartidos treinta millones
de dollars.
iQu@ bueno fuera que este noble
yankee, Sc acordara un dia de Puer'
to Rico!
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NOtiCia imp0rtante

Por el presente Sc informa que
los examenes para obtener licencia
de Medico, Dentista, Farmaceutico,
Practicante, Comadrona, y Enferme
IA, Sc verifcaran en- las oficinas de
Ia JUNTA SUPERIOR de Sanidad
en- San Juan en- las siguientes fe.
chas:
Para melicos empieza el dia 8, 4
5 de junio
Para Dentists 6, Z 8 de JUNO.
Para Fa1 maceuticos 10, II 12 id.
Para Practicantes, Enfermeras
y Comadronas 13, ii Is de JUNO.
Oirigirse al mismo Secretario
de dicha Janta para mas informes.
Por orden de laJunta:
Vallianas FuaOeet Smith, MD.
Secretario,
san Juan, PR.
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purposes, approved January l3 tn,
1901, the Executive Council Of
Porto-Rico will, on Wednesday May
Is tn, 1901, at 1890 o'clock, sit as
a Board of Appeal to decide appeals
by persons agrieved by the deci-
sions of the respective Boards of
Review.
All appeals shall be made in
manner provided by law and wit
hin twenry days from May Is tn,
1901, which will be the first sitting
Of the said Executive Council for
the purposes hereinb efore set
forth.
j. R. GARRISON,
President pro tenn.
w. R. BENNETT,
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N0TICIAS

La Corte de Distrito de San
Juan ha fallado & favor de don Ma.
riano Pesquera, Ia Oposici6n que le
hiciera M " Herbet e Smith al do
mimic de una finca en- Santurce. inn.
ponieudo las costas al sef1or Smith.
Coustituian la Sala los sef1ores
Ramos como Presidente, y Morera
Martinez y Savage como Jueces
asociados
Defendfa al sef1or Pesquera el
reputado Abogado Sr. Bosch.
Por Ia oficina del Attorney
General Sc manifiesta a don Julio
Tomas Martin de Arecibo, que no
hay conocimiento en- aquel Departa-
mento de que este vacante Ia plaza
de interprete de aquel Tribunal
Tranqui,idad, saIud y Reposo pa
ra las Madres y las Criaturas.
Ell JARABE CALMANTE de la Sra. WINsLow
de Ss s Ia dS h
todo dolor % eu1s g e6io9 vsntesC nossnte efoaz
gan an no enfemo dsen "a ss
Sropa ri Ia Dc otEos syte q uso de esa medicine
60 opoTtunamente. wv ~'"''n''1'e'esu''' !" < -
Sc dice en- Gomerfo, que los
OuenOS O0 1aOflC89 Q0 t0O8CO3 Cofr8
ron sns talleres, acausa de obligar
seles & firmar una fianza cada vez q .
embarcan alguna partida.
No nos parece correcta ess exi
gencia.
Al que de conoeimiento a esta
Rsdacci6n de las Glen planchas de
zinc que le fueron hurtadas & nues
tro Director, se le regalar& una
fuente de dulce.en almibar del que
se fabrica en- L. casa Gale del Cristo
ntmero %. altos
Ell municipio de San Juan hs
adquirido dos bonitos cuados retr..
tos de Washington y Nc KinleY los
cuales han sido colocados an los dos
extremes del saldn dc sesiones.
HI uegadc de Ponce un indi
viduo con destino 6 la Isla de Ca,
bra; pero no siendo Il enfermedad
que pAdece do caracter leproso, ten
df& que regfesar 4 Ia ciudad de-
Sur. S.. .f..
I'm estA impreuta se vende ps
pei de peri6dicos { % 10 el quiutat
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Consejo Executive
Puerto Rico.
San Juan II de Mayo de 1901
TaSaCi6n para C0ntribuCi0neS
A V S O.
Session de la Junta de apelacion.
Session de la Junta de apelaci6n.

Por la presente Sc avisa que en-
cumplimiento de 10 que dispone la
Ley para proveer de renta al pue-
bio de Puerto-Rico, y para otros fl
nes, aprobada en- l3 de Enero de
1901, Ell Consejo Executive de Puerto
Rico, celebrara session como Junta
de apelaci0n, ell microbes Is de Ma
yo de 1901 a las 10 y media, para
decidir las apelaciones de las per-
sonas que Sc cream perjudicadas por
las decisiones de las respectivas
Juntas de Revision.
Todas las apelaciones han de
hacerse en- la forma dispuesta por
la Ley, y dentro de 20 dias desde
el Is de Mayo de 1901, cuando ten
dra lugar la primera session del Con-
sejo Ejecutivo para los fines arriba
expresados.
J. R. GARRISON.
Presidente INFERNO.
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81 principe de BaViera.

Sc cueuta que el principe regen.
to de Baviera abrig6 ef prop6sito de
conmemorar su octogesimo cumple-
amos coucedieudo una amnistfa GO
neral a~@s -....
Con este objeto expres6 al mi
nistro de Justicia el deseo de que en-
aquella medida Sc incluyeran todos
los condenados por delitos cometidos
por medic de la prensa. :
E1 ministro respondi6, sonrien-
dose:
-Alteza: en- Baviera no hay nm
solo condenado, que isirian nm pro-
cesado por tales delitos.
ri principe regente ha hecho
uso de sd regia prerrogativa indul
tando hssta 8 los mayores delipcusn
ter.
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Vapores que saldran.
PARA NEW-YORK

Relaci6n de los vapores que SAL
dram del puerto de San Juan para
70 de New-York.
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Aunque dichas Pfldoras son bisn sonooidas e.
precise precaverse siempre de Las imtaiones; para
oonssgair pu6s, lasde lejttmA prooedenoia lsHtaso
to del DR. Rsyeron en- e taga superior. IN sso cue
Ia inferior, 6rma On el lado tereeho Dc 10 fs1a
exterior de oada cajits.
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LLUTIA.

Ell t9rmino medic de la lluvia on
el mes, resuitado de los registros de
20 estaciones que han remitido sus
observaciones, fue de 165 m,m86 10
cual- da una differences en- aumeuto
sobre la normal del mes, de 81 re-
presentsndo aquel un vol1 men de
igual nunero de litros sobre cada
N 2 de superficie: La lluvla caida
en- Marzo fue CAST Ia normal on casi
todo ell extreme Sur de Ia isla, mien
tras que hubo un exceso general en-
el resto de la misma ocurriendo Ia
mayor cantidad en- la parte S e de
Arecibo: De una lluvia excesiva
montante & 25 mm4 de una hora 8
63mm5 en- "a consecutivas, iuforma'
ron en- Arecibo y Cidra ell IL; Baya .
mon y San Lorenzo al 18: Hda eCo-
losos (Aguadilla], Manaif, Morovis
San Juan Ell 17;hacienda <Isolina,
Arecibo] ell 18 y 19: La mayor pre-
cipitaci6n mensual fue de 319mm5
en- Manatf y la menor % 25 en- Pom
ce: El ndmero de dies lluviosos al
canz6 los siguientes extremes, de 5
en- Isabella & % en- Humacao
La direction reinante del viento
generalmente fue del e
Sc han Observable halos lunares
en- San Lcrenzo el dia al 80
Ha tronado en- Isolina y Manatf
el 18y II, en- Utuado ell Is y 18, en-
Adjuntas ell II
Las condolences meteorol6gicas
de San Juan fueron las siguientes:
La preston barom6trica media
durante ell res, reducida al nivel del
mar y determinada por las observa
clones tomadas diariamente q las 8
amy8 p m hora del meridiano rs,
fue de 762mm0 la que es ligeramen.
to superior la normal:
La mayor altura bArometrica
observada alcanz6 q 765mm3 ell dia
4 y la mayor baja 76OmmO el 81 La
oscilaci6n ha sido solamente de 5mm
en- el mes
La temperature media mensual
ha' sido de 24o7 La media de las
maximas mensuales % y de las mi
nimas 216
La temperature max. diaria al.
canz6 30 5 los dias g. La oscila
cion en- ell mes fue de 11o1 y la ma
yor en- el dia ell 2.
Durante el mes hubo 18 dias de
Cielo despejado, Il parcialmente ru
blado y uno totalmente nublado. De
ellos han sido lluviosos 19, y la can
tidad de aqua recogida en- ell Pluvf6
metro representa- una altura de 116
INNS, q es sobre la normal 57mm9
La direction predominante del
viento ha sido del Este.
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BAZAR OTERO
ATOCHA-PONCE
Literature en- General

Zola E. Paris, 2 tomos en- espanol
Novela R,istica 80
i'd Paris, tomos en- espahol
Novela Tela
id Paris, er frances Novela
Rustica
Pardo Poesias, edici6n de lujo
Tea
comnsyr5- Psi p'stcologia tedrica Pee ra5s -
Spencer Principios de Moral 49,
Tela %
Pons6n Presidio de Tol6n, Move
la Rustica 20
Espronceda Poesias varias, tamaho
grande Rustica II
Spencer Primeros principles,
HOlandesa l ~
Dumas La paloma, Novela Tela 35
i'd Paulina Y Pascual Bruno -.
i'd Princesa Flora, Novela
Tela 35
Gonzalez SerranO PreocupaciOnes
sociales, Rdstlca Is
Pons6n Prisi6n de Rocambole, ~
Novela Rustica 20
Conscience Posadero de Aldea, No
j. de Dios Peza Poesas, Cantos del
Hogarl Tela l
Nufiez de Arcc Poemas completes,
Tela : 20
Daudet Alfonso Poquita Cosa. Move
la R1stica 20
Diaz Mir6n POesias, Tela
Pons6n El Pale Flor de Mayo,
Novela ltdstica &C
D. Annunzio Ell placer, tomos No
Invernizio Carolina Pasones deli
tos Novela Rusttca q
Rivera Puentes de Hero, dos
tomos Pasta q
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Carbon Coke

Legftimo para fundici6n y coci.
mss econ0micas Sc recibe una gran
partida de este mineral ror beEgan-
tin xHenry Crosbes pr6ximo 6 lie,
gar. Sc vender6 4 precios mny II.
mitados. Agente para IL vonta-
Edelmiro Gonzales San Juan.
81 M&rina.
s 15-a
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Juan LI0vet.

Sc ofrece a los propietarios
para Ia installation de inodoros en-
Communication con la alcantarilla, Sc.
gun 10 exige la Junts de Sanidad,
con respiraderos y Gaia de aire.
Sus precios son los mas baratos,
no exigiendo dinero alguno hasta
terminado y entregado los trabajos
que SO le confie1.
S-3O-8
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oEPoslTos EN- Las sIsuiEnrEs FasnAcIas

Vale canelo, Ponce Guillesmety. San Juan Mu
grosa, Aguadilla.-kivera Arecib1. 1.-Picornen Lares
0steM. Yauco.-Zavela. Guayanilla.-Ferrer y Rey.
CAyey.
"'ISS' las PILDORAS RECONSTITUYENTEa
DEL Dr., REynDON hago constar: que las legftimea
Fskmacia Droguerfa de valle Canoic, que son los
depositarios de Ia VERDADERA FORMULA los
bre On diohas Pfldoras del DR.. REVERON.
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Del Weather Bureau.
SeCCi6n de clfmat0logfa

Tomamos de Ia Revista del mes
de Mario que ACADIA de publican di-
cho centric los signientes datos china
tol6gicos de este isla, reducidas sus
medidas al sistema m6trieo dacimaf.
Temperature del af,'e ce1atigr ado.
El promedio de la temperature
en- el mes, discriminate por los regis
tros de 26 estaciones repartidas on
Ia isla fu6 de 24o3 que es cerca de Ia
normal en- Marzo. La temperature
mas alta mensual, fu6 81 2 en- Vie
ques y Ia mas tsja 22.1 en- 10 Cidra
Unas temperatures m4ximae de 80 2
g aigo mas, SO registraron en- variss
estaciones durante el me La me
nor oscilaci6n local tue de 10 0 en-
Maunabo y la mayor de % en- Ca
yey durante dicho mes: La mayor
oscilaci6n local diaria fue de 20 2 en
Cayey el dia 81. La tenn mperatura
mas alta en- las varias estaciones al =
canz6 q 38 1 en- Bayam6n el dia 2 y
la mas baja II l en- Corozal el 13
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Hotel LeduC.
HUMACAO.

Este antique y acreditado esta.
blecimiento conocido del pGblico de-
isla, ofrece comodas y ventiladas
habitaciones, asf como excelente me
sa & precios muy m6dicos. Est& 81.
tuado frente a la plaza principal,
punto el mas centrico de Ia ciudad,
en- magnffica casa de altos y junto &
la Corte de Justicia y oficira postal,
dia hospedaje...... 81 90
l cubierto.... ...... &. 40
CANA. a............ <G 90
Humacao, Mayo 8 de 1901
A 3O-9
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w. R. BENNETT,
SecretariO sustituto.
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w. R. BENNETT,
Acting Chief Clerk.
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I'm estA1 imprents se vende pa
pei peri6dicos { y 70 el quintI
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-10-09

Robert q Dunn does not want Il
any longer the cand idates viii prob
ably be D b ] aeobson Of Madison,
Sc. IVerson 81 Fillmore county.
now deputy State auditor, Henry
Lee Of Anoka, and also two gentle
man from Wash u and st. Louis
counties. With Mr. Dunn. out the
first two named ought TO put up the
strongest fight. or Secretary Of
State and State treasurer the Hon.
Peter 3. Hanson and the Hon. ] III
JUS H. Block will be renominated to
succeed themselves, the two term
policy Of the party giving them the
nominations without opposition..
For attorney general a number Of
candidates are likely to make their
appearance, as is also the case in
the Office Of clerk of Supreme Court,
now being held by Hon. D. r.,
Reese. For railroad and ware
house commissioner the Hon. Chas.
+. Staples will succeed himself.
4 ES3 4 8 u
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The GAZETTE, 81 80 per year.


II Tor attractive ads. the manufac-
1urers Of the Acorn stoves, repre-
rented here BY D. 3. Laird, are GER
stainly leaders.
TO the lady suggesting the most APP
propriate name for face cream at
Palmer's Pharmacy before s o'clock
next Monday evening a bottle of per-
fume will be given.
Mrs. VIM Tolzman and daughter
of Renville county left over the
North western Monday for Californ-
la, in which State they will remain
during the coming winter.
Capt W. P Huntington has rent
ed the Office formerly occupied by
King Bros, and took possession of
the same last Saturday Capt. Dunn
ington expects to do a real estate
business.
Arthur Crooks arrived here Mon
day afternoon. and at once COM
menced work al the N0fta western
depot, where he has been perma-
nently assigned. His many friends
here at his old home are. glad to
hear of his promotion
Augustus Theiring, formerly Of
this place, who has been cashier at
the Northwestern freight depot in
Mankato, has resigned that position
and gone to Springfield, where he
is now employed as an operator for
a private business concern in that
town. Mrs Theiring and child ar
rived here Monday on visit with
Mr.. Theiring relatives and friends.
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regard to Republican State.

"a regard to Repub lican State pol
.ities, there does not seem to be a
shadow Of a doubt but what Gov.
. Vansant will be renominated to
succeed himself, and he will be re-
elected Lieut.. Gov Smith has
held that Office for two terms, and
be IS likely to retire ho his sue
.cessor WILDE IS s estion, that! be-
ing an Office where the can didate
generally spring p at the last
minute For State a uditor II Col.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-10-09

Should Tams Bixby succeed Sec
rotary Hitchcock as the head Of the
interior department the chances Of
Former Governor W R. Merriam
for cabinet position will fade
away. And there can be no doubt
but what the. former governor, now
at the head Of the census depart
sment, would make an ideal secretary.
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The G. AZETTE this week 81

The GAZETTE this week submits a
magazine offer to it's readers The
list embraces the best magazines
published, and The GAZETTE is able
to offer them at prices much lower
than any other concern il Red wood
|Scounty you want good, awinter
reading in your house, you should
at once subscribe for one Of the
bunch of bargains offered on the
seventh page Of this paper.
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s i
The Democratic and Populist
newspapers all over the State are
Still talking about Col. A. g. Weiss
Of the Duluth Herald as their candi-
date for govern or. Col. Weiss has
a pretty good job at the head ofone
of Minnesota S greatest dailies, and
we doubt very much whether he
will be induced to enter into a con-
test Of uncertainty, and give up.
even for short time, the magnif-
cent financial certainty he has as
manager Of the Duluth Herald.
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OVERFLOW LOCALS.

5.tf
No. =. .6699 cents
No 3............... 633aa cents
Tax l55 cents
Mrs. NJ. a. Swan of Mankato is
visiting with Mrs. Katharine Lunn.
T a single dark gray, plaid shawl lost
recently, if returned to this office the
finder will be rewarded.
Mrs. w e. Ward Of Waseca, wife
! Of the late. Senator W. G. Ward, is
visiting with Mrs. A. 3. Ward Of
this city.
The W. G. T. q. will meet with
Mrs. Goodacre on Thursday after
noon at 3 p. m. All members re-
quested to be present.
The Mite society will be served
with one o'clock dinner at Mrs.
Westfall S on Friday of this week.
Everyone cordially invited.
w. E.. Nesbitt, who has been laid
Iup here with a broken arm for the
past SIX weeks, lett Saturday on
his work as commerci@ salesman
for Kahn Bros. stove house of Ham
ilton, Ohio.
g. Fred. Thompson and wife and
Grace Pease left yesterday for the
Pan American exposition at Buffalo,
where they will remain until the
close Of the exposition. They will
also visit with relatives in that
State.
HSeWaI A. Johnson and wife of
/ .Vesta were in town last Friday.
Mr.. johnson has closed out his IN
Iterests in Redwood county and will
move this week to Grow Wing coun-
Ity, where he will reside in the flu
ture.
Lieut.. Col. Margetts, Provincial
Officer of the North western Pro
vince. Of the Salvation Army, will
arrive at Redwood Falls Saturday,
Oct. 18th, from Minneapolis and
conduct meetings.. Saturday even
ing will be held in the opera house.
Sunday, II a. N. Salvation Army
hall; Sunday D. m. and 8 p. m. NJ,
3. church. All welcome.
Miss Jennie Evans entertained a
party Of young people at her home
last Friday evening, in honor Of.
Bert. Lankard who is soon to leave
for Oklahoma. Games were in
dulged in, and light refreshments
were served. During the evening.
Ray Tenney, on behalf Of the young
ladies present, presented Mr.. Lark
ard with gold pen as a souvenir Of
/ the occasion. Those present we're
the Misses } ulia Tenney, Eva Hitch
cock, Ethel Bowers, Madge. Baker.
and Zoa Pease, and the Messrs.
Bert. Lankard, George Erickson,
Fred Lobdell, Ray Tenney and
Leslie Kin e.
A nice seven room house for rent.
Also three acres Of land, mostly fenced.
Inquire of ]. 3. Robinson Off.
The Christian church held its an
nual meeting on Thursday evening.
#of last week. The reports show
that the work of the church is en-
.cotlraging Lawrence King was
elected trustee to fill the place of
Charles Wolf, who leaves the city
soon. II. r. Clipfell resigned the
clerkship il favor Of q younger per
son and Mrs. Henry Charter was.
elected clerk Mrs. Laura Kemerer
was re-elected treasurer The.
treasurer exported all bills paid and
money on hand. Pastor Orr spoke
encouraging Of the work and said
he was very hopeful for the future
of the church: Many are arranging q
to attend the National convention at
Minneapol from Oct TO to
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There IS some talk Of Secretary
Hitchcock Of the interior depart
ment retiring from the cabinet and
already the interest seems to center
around the Hon. Tams Bixby Of
this State for that position. Mr..
.Bixby has been a Warwick in NJ linz
.nesota Republican politics. and has
fought and won many an earned.
battle, when many around the old
ship had fed. Aside from this. he
has been identified With interior
department = rk BY reason Of his
having beena member Of the Dawes.
commission for several years past,
and as 8 result he would make an
ideal secretary.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-10-09

In giving a newspaper credit to a
Washington special the New York
Sun puts it From the Minneapolis
Pioneer Press Either the Pio-
neer Press or Minneapolis has a
kick that ought to be registered at
once
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-10-09
Honey for Sale.

! have quantity of Eastwood honey.
both comb and extracted, for sale at
my residence on Washington street,
near Lutheran church.
9-2t A. B. TRUEsDELL.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-10-09

The st. Peter Tribune states that
the island of Guam lies between
Honolulu and Hawaii, which is
tough on the geograp hical writer Of
that paper.
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WEDNESDAY, OCT 1901
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