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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-03-18
ALL SORTS
rrib cures bruises and sprai1iS

trib cures bruises and sprail;
Go to c. W. Friend for a first class
cigar
Ernest Sweetland paid the Com
stock q visit yesterday. |
Frank Mccullough was an arrival |
from Hobart Mills yesterday.
New and pretty lace hosiery just
received at F. w. Days.
Attorney Dorsey of San Francisco is
in this city on legal business.
Mrs E. D. Boyle's condition is re-
ported as being very serious.
Judge Hawley arrived from Califor
MIA yesterday and opened court.
The latest in chatteaine purses at
the Fox store. Cali and inspect them.
Dr. George Gardner spent Sunday
in this city visiting his parents.
Mrs. Morrison was departure for
Virginia City yesterday.
Strangers as we'll as Carson people
who wish a good cigar can find them
at c. W. Friends.
Mrs. H. c. Dunn and daughter Miss
Eva. were departures for California
Sunday evening.
! If your diamonds need re-setting
/ take them to c. W. Friend. He
makes a speciality of this kind Of work
Miss Emma Schroeder, arrived from
California yesterday She will be the
guest of Mrs R. kirman
Alfred Murray suffered a disloca-
ton of the hip Sunday. He is laid up
for repairs for a few days.
James Orndorf of San Francisco
was a through passenger for Tonopaf
yesterday.
Quite number Of Carson people at
tended the dance given at Empire las
evening. some going after the show
was over.
The little dry goods store two
blocks back of the Ormsby House, i
getting in lots of new goods. Civ
F. W. Day call.
The Nevada University student
who went to California to debate wit
the students of the Hastings Law Co
e lege were defeated
r The funeral Of the late Mrs. Mo-
rison Fellows will take place this Tue!
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock from tn
Episcopal church.
Four arrests for illegal fishing hav
: been made in Reno. Three of the la,
violators plead guilty and received
me.
4
:. The Fox store has just receive
sever thousand rolls of wall paper
( the latest and best designs at pri'
:, es that will astonish you. Why sen
away for paper when you can buy
at home for less money?
s The funeral OF the late Mrs. Ric
> who died at Genoa Saturday too
< place in this city yesterday. 4 nur
h Der OF friends in this city and fro
grave. lnterment took place in Il
"a Jewish cemetery.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-03-18
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
PAPAL BRIEF RECEIVED.
ARCHBISHOP FARLEY KNEEIS IN
PRAYER WHEN 1T Is HANDED HIM

The ponudcal brief electing Monsignor John
NJ Farley Archbishop of New-York which was
received from Rome by the Apostolic Delega-
ton lu Washington on Saturday. reached the rec
tory ot 81 GabIieIs Church by registered mail
yesterday morning. Bishop Farley was at the
! time taking part In the celebration Of the
Golden Jubilee II the Church ~ the Holy Cross
No. 80 West Forty-Second-st whittier the
brief was carried After the ceremony Father
T j HAYES. secretary 20 the Bishop. handed IL
20 him The Bishop looked Al the packet several
moments before opening b.. and remained
speeches. for some time after breaking the
seal ami scanning the text Without comment
OF BETRAYAL ~ emotion he knelt before a small
altar I'm ne vestry and remained praying for
nearly twenty minutes Before he rose he was
seen 10 brush tears from his eyes Then ne
retired to the Holy Cross school hall where
the guests OF the church were az dinner. and
announced the news
The arrival of the formal brief from the
Vatican viii not result IN any change of Mon
signor Farieys duties. he has been admins
traitor of the diocese for some time And until
the paIum. which may be expected within
three weeks. the insignia Of his new Office ar
rives the ceremony of proclsiming him arch
bishop cannot be performed The palllum is
hand - white lambs wool embroidered with
black crosses. with too pendants attached II
is conferred only bv the Pope. who himself
wears one II is buried with the owner as the
chief badge n his authority. ana - never trans
ferred or handed down.
No arrangements have vet been made for
the ceremony az the Cathedral II depen1s
somewhat upon the readiness Of the archiepisco-
pal residence. and in detail Is m some degree
subject 20 The wishes u the Archbishop 10 be
Installed In a general wav IT consists OF a
formal entrance of rhe Cathedral by the Arch
b,sbon ana his suite They are met az the
Of "a ned al
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
BOLy Cross CHTRCH JUBILEE
IT = CELEBRATED BY MANY PRIESTS
WITH MUCH POMP

-.,s.- ..,rfea of the Roman Catholic Church
- a., tto1,, cross I'm West Forty-sec'hd-st-' was
,arehr,tet Yesterday with muoh poHp. Inc Iai"
ia not mar the ceremony. nor aia " sep ~ ~
-, - p, was Immediately after the service
thar Bishor Farley received me
,,,,,1I,. annointing him Archbishop
49,, ne church a. the solemn P'ntihcal mass
,.r,[t i,sts5 from Il a until p m 10 clergy
men took part The mass Nis
Bisbon Farley and MonsigEoT No'"sH
-rba musical programme f'as rehasi. ~ 'iie
M - fror, the Philharmonic Society.
- -,,,s,. "a chorus of nifty voices and
80. o,,,-,et under the direction ot PROFESSOR
Franz NanteI organist OF the HON ross ~ 1'ui - -
The .urnIiced choir Of the church' NHlen W. NJ
M n nearly one hundred voices ans
Deum Several thousand psil'' - itb
adnirance. stood outside for th'ee h'u'S WIN
a, -. ,,e,ioe of the celebration the visiting
rrte.,s q, ,bsir embroidered vestments, marched
round the church while the orchestra plhd ana
orgaD struck I'D the professional La RENE ue
Saba" by Gounod Iheh 'i'
The eject was striking a.. -.
After the priests had gone through the hts' part
of the ceremony the Rev. Dr. Iharles NcCIeauS'
rector Of the church spoke brlenS' anu ,heh IN
troduced Mcn=ignor Mooney VINO ptea'h'u 'he
sermon a.. .ron.,b -, n.
C,ttoIie ,-hurob In America. His eloquence car
ried him away AZ times ,,.- ~. -. .
After speaking at length Of the history OF the
Church Of the Holy Cross. MoHsishor mooney
- .,,rar,ad ,he peoplA OF the Catholic Church.
h spoke 81 PRINCIPLES hitherto held TO be sacred
tba, bss hen ,,esfioned denied and thrown over
board and said il was the peoples duty 10 turn
10 the Church before becs use s 'ub 81 PI.se @
being plotted he declared 20 "a the beaesiul land
beyond bv me divine hand OF God Hlmself
Bisbo, rsrls,, after the TIE Deum. commented
on Monsienor Mooney's elOquence. Il want TO
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

say word OF congra tuiation." he said. Il cannot
help reminding YOU Of the great good this church
Al this point candle on the hieh altar fen into
q vase oI dried ferns and set them hre. There
Nis ripple Of excitement but II passed In an
instant one Of the visiting priests went forward
calmly and pun out the fire before any damage
was done.
The Catholic Church seems 10 grow old in her
services continued the Bishop. but she spreads
OUT anew with the same odtime youth and vigor-
IL l. my happiness 10 grow old with the Church
ana % see II become young again"
AIieI me services dinner was rendered 10 the
Were supreme Court Justices Morgan j. OBrien
ana j. J1WeS oGorman- The dinner was given in
the Holy cross school HaH Among the clergy
VII" set down al the five long tables were the
Very Rev Iohn \. Lyms. Wilmington Del. the
EeL William Byrne. Boston, the Rev. Thomas ;
MCL0uEhlIn. New Rochelle. the Rev Thomas J..
kers. the Rev Thomas + McGarc. Haverstraw; the
Rev Or. William J. keTby. Washington; the Rev
Frederick W, Naynich. StaPietOn. staten Island;
The Rev Richard T.. Burtsell Rondout. the Rev
John o'Counor Attlehorc Mass. the Rev. Joseph
bell. staten IsIard. the Rev Eugene McKenna.
cello the Rev. John HaTty. Fawtucket. r. /. the
Rev John McGinley. Philadelphia the Rev J.
+ REYNOLDS. Lowell Mass the Rev. j. r. Malone.
Denver The Rev James q. Walsh Providence.
The Right Rev AIousIEnor Edwards NeW-YOrk. &.
The k~y. F. McElhme Philadelphia. and n. r
Harrington Dallas. Tex
Rev Dr. Charles McCready was the celebrant as
sisted by the Rev Father Joseph r Smith. deacon.
ana me Rev br j. j. Powers or the Church OF
our Lady Of Lourdes. as sub-deacon-
The sermon. delivered hy the Rev DR.. John Tai
not smith was without text. consisting of a review
Of the history OF the Holy Cross Church from the
Referring 10 the Catholic tendency toward the
erection of great places OF worship. he said that
me desire 70 oulld them sprang from the inherent
longing IN humanity for temple. as eXempli1ed by
ancient ruins - temples
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
ST LOFTS BRIBERY TRIAL POSTPONED

9 Louis oct 5-The trial Of Henry Ntcolaus
charged with bribery. which was 70 begin to-mor-
row In Judge Ryans court. will be postponed unth
october 90 at the request Of Circuit Attorney FOLK
who desires Further time - prepare Tor H. Inc
trial of Ed Butler az Columbia VIII 9esin on Oo-
tober Is.
Henry Nicolaus is ch1rsed with bribery IN con
rec+ion with the Suburban deal II is alleged that
the g25ooo put up influence legislation IN FAVOR
Of the Suburban bill while II was penang oe1ore
the Municipal Assembly was oo''l"eu vi 49,, 49,
60, NV Nicolauz Ellis Wainwright. Charles
IT Turner and President Laus. ot me S96Hroah
Street Railway COMPANY. NJ CLAUS IeI.1lIieI u -
da,. frnn, a frip abroad Ellis w NalnWFlSht j. I.
europe and it is said that ne ana NT35IqS eU.t %
gsar5ed b1, Circut Attorney FOLK as tusltlVe from
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
CENTRAL coal CHUTE BURyrD

Rochester. Oct tspecian.-Three hundred tons
Of engine coal xere destroyed when a chute ,,-,l
ana operated by the New-York Central RsiIr,.+7'
vas burned this morning IN the freight yards ~
East Rochester The heat from the burning .,sl
Was intense All trsfhc tied up on the r,,tr
line OF the railroad until trenches were du- ba
meath the tracks for the hose. Among the frsi,.
blocked Vas one containing thousand OF me-
eNcursionists bound for Niagara Falls They bss
q hand which PLAYED long the train Wa bi.
Part Of the coal may be used again after 5-,.i-
ont The chute one OF the largest In tbf- ils
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
IyJrRED cRowy PRINCES CONDITION.

Athens OCT 5--A bulletin issued to-day on the
condition of Crown Prince Constantin of Greece.
who painfully but not dangerously injured
Yesterday by the overturnng OF motor car near
NilatatOr saws there are no complications and
that the Prince IS without fever The cuts around
the eve have been stitched and the remaining
bruises unimportdnt
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

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ro or no M RECETERSHIPS.

c--,,,I Mn rsava here for New-Nolk city TO-
morrow. TO bring proceedings at special term OF
the Supreme Court Tor the termination uhdef s tne
new Receivership law Of certain Fecel'ersPS .aa' r
ssNt c,s.. - - acted on has been running since
Isl ana the ATTORNEY General SAYS tnat it lns eA-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
POstOfHce Notice.

should b rad DAILY by all interested. as changes
may occur ar tmet
frelsn mails for the week ending October H. 1902
close promptly all the Postofice
follows Parcels Post Mails
closing time shown below Parcels r
many close az 3 p Monday and Wednesday
Regular and Supplementary mails at FOREIGN
Won halt hour aer than closing time shown below
cept that supplementary Mails for and Central
America, via Colon. close hour later Foreign
Station
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
HARMLESS DUEL At MADRID.
CAPTAIN GENERAL AND EDITOR ox TIE rrr,n
or HONOR

Madrid oct 5-As an outcome Of neuspaper al, -
tacks General Barges Captain General Of Csts
lonia fought g duel to-day with pistols v-i,b 49,
SiTector OF the newspaper Fl imparcisl " - ~
ard Neither Of the oombatants was injured
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
4 prRcHAsE FOR GREAT NORTHERN
GETS AN ENTRANCE TO VICTORIA AND

GETS AN ENTRANCE TO VICTORIA AND
VANCOUVER
Victoria B c Oct 5-A. Guthrie. 81 St PauL
a,,r,ctor If the Great Northern Railway, John
Henry and J. J. Jaffrey, OF Vancouver have
bought the Victoria Terminal Railway and It's
franchises which II is understood. will give the
Great Northern Railway an entrance 70 victoria
and Vancouver The sale embraces controlling
i,to,sst in the Victoria Terminal and Sydney, with
the mainland and the Delt extension. which runs
seventeen miles from the mouth OF the Fraser
interest Of the sydney and Nanaimo navigation
Companv operating the steamers Stratncoha
Tr6GiOis nd J'nican. which are owned by z. v
RndMel
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

Highest temperature yesterday degrees. tovas, q,
degrees average. 62 degrees average for corrs.,t.
date OF last year So degrees. average for
Il twenty-five degrees
Local forecast Rain to-day. followed hv cI..-,,..
Tuesday fair: fresh south TO winds. - a''"s'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
DIED.

MEEKER-Suddenly Rahway. n. j. Thursday.
October ? Or Charles n Meeker aged u years. Flu
neral residence, Monday. October
g. az D. m Carriages will meet train leaving New
York at y y Pennsylvania Railroad 'Daytons
Halifax Journal and Florida papers please copy
MORGAN-On Sunday October s. suddenly. IN this city.
Richard T Of the ate George Morgan OF
Aurora. n Y Service and nterment az Skaneateles.
y Z. "wednesday.
PRATT-Carrie Pratt suddenly ~ failure.
the residence of her sister. Mrs J. W Pitkin. az
Englewood, y y Funeral private.
SEYMOU R-Suddenlv Chicago October 4 Joel.
~ the late Joel and Aboe Seymour. % New-Torxs
Notice Of funeral hereafter
The stephen Merritt BurfaI Co.
Only store sth Ave 18th Stephen Merritt.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD ANp TO-DAY's FORECAST
Washington oct. 5-The Southwest storm is
ing -apsdly central tonight Western
Nev York Another disturbance is moving IN from the
Northwest being central tonight North
western Minnesota Thus far however. 70 has not been
attended by precipitation Rain has continued from the
Mississippi Valley northeasrw4rf followed hy clearing
weather south and locally the Ohio Valley
Excessive rain fell in Virginia. Lynchburg
having eporte- - during the last thirty-sx
hours In West the weather continued fair The
temperatures are decidedly lower from the Ohio Valley
southwark where tney are 70 70 degrees below the
seasonal average Wet they have risen and
about q above the seasonal average
There wlu Monday N New-Engand and
NeV-York except the extreme western portion.
followed clearing weather the Middle
Coast Showers are probable Monday night Tuesday
IN me north lake region and Western Montana,
elsewhere the weather will be >eneray fair Monday
ana Tuesday
u viii be colder Mon8ay the Middle South Atlantic
States ana slope and valleys
ami Tuesday in lower lake region. Upper
Ohio Valley. the East Gulf South Atlantic
On the New England will fresh eastsry
possibly brisk southeast portion, the Middle
Atlantic Coast southerlv brisk.
on the South Atlantic light fresh
norhveEtegy the Coast light fresh northery
~ elstey the upper lakes fresh norther becoming
variable and on the lower lakes, fresh AMI mostly west
Steamers which depart for European ports Monday will
nave fresh 70 brisk eastery - s,uthegly winds and rain
u the Grand Banks
Warnings have Moderate fo1.is he
James Fe1e@ and Wateree rivers
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram the continuous line shows the ehan9as
IN pressure as lndilated by The Tribunes sefraTodf
barometer The dotted line the tenperars
corded by the .oc84 Weather Bureau. % re-
The following ofcial record from the Weather F,rs.
shows the changes In the temperature FOR the Ias1
twentyfour hours in comparison the correspordt
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

,scrJ-on sunday October s. 1902, Dr. Morris Asch
- NaU-Yorg city 10Th year OF his ase Funeral
-, the residence or his sister Mrs a 3 Elfet.
tr,naton- on Hudson. Tuesday. the Ith inst. at
IL a m
prrr7s-At Bristol r l.. October . 1902 Mrs Mary
Frances Butts formerly resident II Brooklyn, n Y
cANfPBEyL~-On October A. OF congestion Of the lungs
Robert Campbell IN MS s5th year Funeral private
crEsBRoUGH-On October 4. at her home In ST. Louis
VTrv elizabeth. wife OF John NJ Chesorough and
ds1Ishter 81 Mrs Hannah and the late A y Leaycraft
Interment Louis, Mo
CoOPER-On Friday October g. 1902 his residence
T,obbs Ferry y Y. John b Cooper. in his T3d year
FUNERAL Zion Episcopal Church, Dobbs Ferry
Monday October arrival Of leaving Grand
Centrai Depot . so a Carriages will be In
ing
HARVEY-Aexander Harvey A service in memortam
will be held Tuesday morning. October T. at 10
O'Clock Church Of the TRANSPORTATION. East 18th
5th-ave. city.
HUNTER-suddenly. the residence OF DR. z. II Dick
son Mount Kisco n Y. October S, Eliza, widow
of Wfllet L Hunter. in the ssth year age
Funeral the Mount kiscO Methodist Episcopal
Church Tuesday. October T. 1902. I.30 IN
Carriages will leaving Grand Central Depot
al N IS m and l25th-st. II 81 Inter
nnent al Oakwood Cemetery, Mount Kisco. N Y
IOURY-In Brooklyn. October 1902 Harry D. Loury.
in his s5th year Funeral services from residence OF
uncle. Robert q. Davisson No. e21 Jefferson
Monday october 9. at
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
DIR. PARKER sUFFERs 4 RELAPSE

THOUSANDS GATHER AT THE TEMPLE But ,ar
nISAPPOISTED
London. Oct. 5-Dr. Joseph Parker. pastor rf ,b.
City Temple. VINO was seriously IN last spring nYt
who was reported 20 have recovered. has e1pe-
risnced z sudden relapse and was unable ~ y,. t.
to-dsv Thousands Of persons no had .,n..i.t
10 hear him IN the Temple were disappoinr.f
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
NEw-YoRK CITY

Mail subscribers the DAILY and TRI-WEEKLY viii
be charged cent copy extra postsse in addition
the named above
The Tribune will mailed Cuba. Rico. Hawaii
Philippines without expense for foreign
postage
Postal Union Tribune the following
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
Would RESTRICT SPANrSH EuIGRArIoy

Madrid. oct. 5-The Minister OF Marine. the Duke
Of Veragua is considering for the
tIon Of emigration.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
Rururtt's Vanilla

leaves a COOL taste the mouth y s P'i7 anu ~
s,,rne mont be cheated with cheap soo'7
Nh. .,r.., and safest ,t Blood Purifiers Is Jaynss
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
5peelaI Nonee,
MEMORIAL ws


The Tribune will be mail address in thi
abroad. and address changed often de
sired subscriptions be given regular deae
Before leaving. Il more convenient hand them IN a
The Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06

Ad1res5
advert tsenents 10 THE TRIBJ NE, Nev-Tork City Re-
mil by Post1ce money order express order drafr
or registered letter
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SINGLE COPIES
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N4RRIED

hsmt Of the bride parents 10 l3 S2gt5 PoFJSnd land
41,tsbter ~ Mr. ana Mrs Henry Clark Jervis
10 Elisha Tavlor Everett
LEoNARp-NORToN-At s. John Eplso9Pai % z enuTen Na
waiker Thomas Lemock Leonard ana Lucle moore
Norton daughter ot Mrs EN norton
porrrR rTARE-On the 4th inst Christ Church
I-odtr@rsto1-n \ Y by the Rev Dr william NJ
C5gossvenor the Right Rev Henry G Potter and Eliza
S Srven clark daughter of the late George scriven
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
FORECAST FnR

F'f'E'ASl F'F TO-DAY AND TUESDAY
For New-Ensland rain to-day. Tuesday probably fair
except rain Eastern Maine. fresh winds Monday
except brisk southeast
For the District % Columbia and Maryland. fair
cooler today Tuesday fair. light winds
For Delaware and Eastern Pennsylvania clear and
cooler today, Tuesday fair fresh south winds
For Nev-JeEsey. clearing to-day. cooler In interior
diminishing south 70 west winds, Tuesday fair
For Eastern NeVYork. today followed bN cIsar
ing In west and extreme portions. Tuesday fair
fresh south winds
For Western Pennsylvania. today
ana slightly warmer, fresh south winds @''
FOR Western New-York. fair west rIeartpg -
east poftion to-day Tuesday fair. probably warmer
New-York tribune., 1902-10-06
BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN

y points In the United States Canada and Mexico
ide of the boroughs OF Manhattan and The BrOnx)
The Redwood gazette., 1902-07-16

W. S. Brammer returned Thurs
day from trip to Madison, Wis,
where he was called by teleg ram
from his company.
Philip Liesch of New Ulm, the
brilliant editor OF the Brown Coun-
ty Journal and the New Ulm Volks-
zeitung, has been reappointed as a
member of the Republican State
central committee from this district
J. f. Jacobson has been selected as
a member from his district and G.
G. Whitney was selected as one of
the members at large and as a mem
Der of the executive committee, of
which he is secretary. The ap-
pointments are all good.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-07-16
THE CITY
SHORT ITEMS GAZETTED.

Mrs. Frank r. Lobdell has re-
turned from an extended visit with
her parents in Mankato.
d. L. Bigham and E. A. Lyman,
Sr., spent a portion Of the past
week fishing at Long Lake, kandi-
yoh county.
Mrs. G.. W. Mead has been visit
ing with friends near WatertOwn,
South Dakota, during the past week,
going up on the excursion train last
Thursday morning.
John @ EIara Of Mclrosc, formerly
a resident Of uniS city, and one of
the early settlers Of the town, spent
a portion of last week with his bro
thcr, Frank NJ. @ Hara aud family,
in this city.
Mrs. d. S. Hunter of Phladel-
phia, mother Of \. Y. r. Hunter of
this city, and Mrs Rose II. Bur-
CESS and son of Pittsburg, the for
mcr sister Of Mr. Hunter, arrived
here early last week on a visit with
Mr. Hunter S family.
The members of the Episcopal
Sunday school were treated to a
picnic at the Town and Country
club park three and half miles up
the lake last Wednesday. Both
launches were charted by the picnic
managers, and the kids as well as
the old folks, insisted that they
spent a most enjoyable time.
Matt. Wimsev. who spent week
or ten days as the guest of f. W
Philbrick, returned to his home ia
Brookings. South Dakota, last
Thursday Mr.. Wlmsey stated be-
fore leaving that he came for rest
and recreation, and while he got the
recreation the town had been alto
gether too lively for him-particu-
larly the week of July 4th-to get
the rest.
The earnings of the Minneapolis
& St. Louis road for the month of
June and for the fiscal year just en-
ded show gratifying gains over
those of the corresponding periods
in 1901. For June passenger earn
ings were 100000, an increase OF
S1,14l; freight earnings, S2l3.I41
an increase OF $S,441. Total earn
ings were $3l5,11S, an increase of
Sl4,110. For the fiscal year passen-
ger earnings were SS12. 229, an in
crease Of sl6S. .403; mail aud express
earnings, s132, ,S97, decrease of So
600; freight 81, 5O5, ,93S. an increase
of s92, Sos Total earnings, s3.515.
663 an increase Of $240. 159.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-07-16

Mrs. E. F. Soaring and child of
Mankato are visiting with Mrs.
Searing's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. L. Bigham.
James Aiken and family returned
from two weeks outing with rela-
tives around Mauston, Wis, last
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. S. l.. Pierce returned home
from kasson last Thursday after
noon, after spending a month with
relatives in that place.
Drs. Lowe & Hutchinson, osteo
pathists, have rented the front suit
of rooms on the second floor of THE
GAZETTE building, for their recep-
tion and consultation rooms.