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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
POINT GRADUATES
NAMED AS LIEUTENANTS
The Entire List Forwarded to the Sen
ate for Confirmation by President.

The Senate today received from the
President the nominations Of this year
West Point graduates. to be second
Hsutenants in the army.
IN the list are Philip H. Sheridan. jr..
James N. Hobson. il. brother Of Lieut.
Richard Pearson Hobson. Of the navy,
and William A. Mitchell, son Of the
late Brigadier General Mitchell.
The complete list is as follows:
Corps Of Engineers-WfIIiamA a. Mitch
ell. Warren T. Hannum. Francis F.
LongIey. Robert R. RaIston. Marx
Brooke. Laurence V. Frazier. James F.
Bell.
Cavalry arm-Adam F. Casad, John c.
Pegraln. Charles H. Jennings. Harry L.
Hodges. Rigby D. Valiant, Victor s.
Foster. Samuel ". Robertson. Herbert
Z. Krumm. Oscar Foley, Frederick D.
Griffith. jr., William L Stevenson, Al
bert B. Dockery. Henry E. Mitchell. Ed
mund I. Zane. Nelson A. Goodspeed,
Charles McH. Eby, william H. Cowles,
William A Mccain. John K Herr, Phil
ID H. Sheridan. Joseph r Taulbee, An
drew ". Smith. Troup Miller. William
W Edwards
Artillery Corps-Wade H. Carpenter,
Frederic ". HinTichs, jr., Samuel
Frankenberger. Charles NJ Allen. John
3. Munroe. Stephen Abbott, William F.
Morrison. William H. Williams, Myron
s. Crissey, Ned B. Rehkopf. Walter K
Wilson. John P Terrell. William u.
Davis.
Infantry arm - Gilbert H Stewart.
John N. Gilbert, Edward J. Moran, John
P. McGinness. Henry NJ. Nelly, Freder-
lex F.s Black. James NJ Hcbson. jr-,
David H. Bower. Hiram VI. Cooper, Ben
IN min = Miller
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
MINING ORDER GOES
INTO EFFECT TODAY
Two Days Suspension in
Central Pennsylvania.

WILKESARRE. Pa, June 25.-The or
der TO suspend mining two days recently
issued to the bituminous miners Of cen
trail Pennsylvania went into effect this
This order is the first move
made by President Mitchell TO stop the
supply of soft coal reaching Eastern
markets, and is considered a forerunner
of an order to the soft coal men of
Pennsylvania to suspend mining entire
". President Mitchell said that his re-
ports are still incomplete, but a state
ment from him on the success OF the
move is expected this afternoon The
order calls upon the bituminous miners
of Central Pennsylvania to quit work on
Wednesdays and Saturdays of each
week.
If this order is followed by one TO sus-
pend mining altogether in Central Penn
sylvania It is thought that it viii be d
sign that a railroad strike is imminent,
because the raiIroaders would then be
IN position to refuse to handle any
coal coming from that section on the
ground that it was mined by non-union
nen-
Much of the coal reaching the East
during the past month has come from
central Pennsylvania About 1000. 600
tons have been shipped monthly. The at
tempt at restriction. if only moderately
successful. should reduce that figure 20
about $500, 900 tons monthly The ma
jority Of the men IN central Pennsyl-
vania have agreements with the opera
tors. Those affected by the present or
der number about "a. 900 men
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
A TESTIMONIAL FROM
BRITISH GOVERNMENT 7
American Shipmaster's Rescue Of Sea
men Appreciated.

The State Department has received a
pair of binocular glasses with cases,
together with communication from
Arthur S. Raikes, first secretary and
charge d'ahaires ad interim Of the Brit
ish legation. The latter says = in
structed by the Marquis Of Lansdowne
to present the same TO Z. 3. Nelson.
master of the American schOoner II. c.
Wright. which rescued the crew Of the
Frankistan, of Liverpool. after they had
by reason of fire abandoned their ship
IN the north Pacific April last.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25

NAMED BY THE PRESIDENT.
List Of Civil Appointments Sent to Sen
ate Today for Confirmation.
The President today sent to the Sen
&c he EoLowing ugmiraLlols.

The President today sent to the Sen
ate the following nominations.
John 3. Richardson, Of Kansas. to be
consul al Port Limon Costa Rica.
William e DaTTaUgh. TO be United
States marshal for the northern district
and William II NelIette, United States
attorney for the western district OF the
Indian Territory.
Matthew 2 Wilson, register Ct the
Land Office al Bozeman. Mont
George .. Freeman. receiver Of public
moneys at Helena, Mont.
Posmasterg - New York - Milo 3.
Green. Alfred. Frank Jones. BaIIstoa
spa. Charles E Seldom Sherman
New Jersey-LOuis r DeroUsse. Cam
den; Bernard Roddy. South Amboy.
Penusyl vania-Lucian r Clabaugh.
Don0ra. Ralph y Warner. jr-. Haver-
FORD: Jesse Il. Roberts. D0wnington.
North George !. Patterson.
Concord John O. Burton. Weldon.
George W Young, Breward; Joshua ?.
Jessup Hartford.
Navy ito he civil engineers with the
rank or lieutenant. junior gradel -
Charles a. Wentworth. Of 1iassachu-
sets. and George a Mckay. Of New
York.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
CUT NAME IN HALF.
WoIkosEy Family Adopt Wolk for Con-
yenience

PITTsBURG. Pa. June 25.-Thirteen
men. all brothers and cousins, have been
given permission by decree Of court
10 change their nan es- They are mem
bers Of the. WoIkcsky family, which
name is. by virtue o. the decree. short
ened TO Wolk. Since coming 10 this city
tie members OF the W0lko5ky family
have been very successful. and all are
now prominent business men. The
change in the name was made simply
Tor the sake Of convenience.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND
PIANOS, at lowest rates and "a the day you
apply We are loaninz on the Building and
Loan Association plan. which makes tie COST
OF carrying loans much less than you pay else
where and allows you 70 pay It Of u Eny
sized notes y6u desire running from one .
twelve months II you have loan with some
other company we viii pay i of and advance
you more monev il desired Rates cheerf,.!Iv
given. ana nc cost to you unless loan Is made.
Call ard get rates Front room first hoor
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN co,
625 St N W
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Capital Traction IS, Sl5UuG lVo'4'
can Trac. stock. 20GI2212; Cap. Bank,
=77zo- rranI,Ifn Fire ms 10G5G; Wash.
cas- 25G74lz. seller so; Wash. Gas 25G
-41a. Wash Gas. 25G7454 MeTgenthaleT,
4l7s5: Greene Copper. lO0G29l2. buyer
e6. Greene Copper. I00d2952. buyer 60;
Greene Copper, 10062932. buyer 50,
Greene Copper. IOOG30, buyer CO. Greene
Conner 1OOT2g1s After Call-FTanklln
sire ms. 1GG491z; NergenthaIer, 100
7S41L. MereenthaIer. I0G1S41s; Aergsn-
+baIer 10G1S4: MergenUhaler. 5d1S4.
s,7s-rR5CT Of COTI-NBIA BONDS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
VIII Ruin Dealers.

When Congress adjourns the dull
season sets in If the retail dealers
were compelled to meet the increased
tax it would put most of them in the
hands Of the wholesale men altogether
Many Of them would be compelled to go
out Of business; and it would not be the
worse class CT places. either, but the
kind that are patroDized by the better
element in the community
In the long run, the revenue from
the liquor business in the District
would be decreased. and not increased
The number Of speakeasies. and such
places, would increase
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
DAILY MARKET Letter.
Also our 400 page. illustrated, cloth bound
edition Of our
glide 10 INVESTORS.

Both are issued and mailed absolutely free to
present or prospective customers The former
endeavors 10 outline the probable Immediate
Of the markets, pointing out the
best stocks from day TO day fer iIar .ediate
speculation; the latter contains full data Te!a-
tive to every security dealt in upon the ex-
changes and Is A Study in Values.
To KNOW VALUES IS 10 F0RESEE PRICES
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25

FOR SALE-Washiugton Grove: broom flR-
nislled cottage: fac location: $50 cash. Ad-
dress Bon l. 10 9TH 81. nv. MIA
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Transatlantic Mails.

WEDSESDAY-(b) At 7:i5 D m for EC-
ROPE FER = $ F. Bismarck, froTa New York.
va Plymouth, Cherb0ug. and hamburg Nail
for FRANCE, SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPIN,
P0RIUGAL, TURKEY, EGYPT, GREECE,
BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MARQUEE
must be directed Per s. $ F. Bismarck-
(e} At SIS p N for FRANCE. SWTTZER-
LAND, ITALY, SPAN, PORTUGAL, TURKEY.
EGYPT GREECE, BRITISH INDIA and LO-
RENO MARQUEE, per s s la SaY0ie, from
New York. via HaYre- Nail for ether parts Of
Il ROPE mist &c directed Per $ $ Ii Sz-
vote"
FRIDAY-oc) 1t 9I5 p. n. Tor ITALY d.
rect, per : : Aler, from New YORK Nail
must be directed Per 5 $ Alter
(e) At HIS p n Tor EUROPE, per $ g.
JInbria, from New York VA Qu,s.Bst0En-
te) At HIS p ~ for NETHERLANDS ii-
Tcct. per 5 s Sr9atelsi9Bl from New YORK
Nail must be directed per S. 5 Staatendau-'
(cJ 1t HIS p. N. for ITALY direct per $ >
CItta ii fOrin0, from New York Nal must
be directed Per = ; CEtta d ToriHo-"
(c) 1t HES p u. for SCOTLAND direct.
per $ $ Columbia, from New York Nail
must be directed Per ;. 6 Columbia
(c) II 1l-25 p m for BELGIUM direct, per
s s. hEoonland, from New Yors- Nail must
he directed Per s = Eroonlsnd.'
-2RINTED NATTER ETC.-ThIs steamer
takes Printed Matter. Commercial Papers, ard
Samples for GER4ANT only. The same class
Of mail matter for other uarts OF EUROPE vii
not be sent By this ship unless specially d.
ressed by her.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
LIQUOR DEALERS PLAN
VAR At? on on HIGH LICENSE
Exerdng Every Effort to De-
feat Proposed Law.
DECLARE INCREASE UNJUST
Meeting of Local Association Held This
Afternoon and Measures Considered
to Block Bill Now Before Congress.
VIII Decrease Revenues.

The Retail Liquor Dealers Association
of Washington held a meeting at its
quarters. .g13 Ninth Street northwest, at
= O'Clock this afternoon. The retail
liquor dealers are making a determined
tight against the enactment of the pro-
posed law to raise the license for the
sale of liquor in the District from 500
per annum TO $500 per annum- The bill
providing for the increase has passed
the Senate and tas been referred Dy the
House Committee on Appropriations to
Joint conference committee of the two
houses. which viii be likely to act on
it either tonight OF tomorrow
Given National Aid.
The local dealers are being assisted in
their fight by the National Retail Liquor
Dealers Association Of the United
States.
The bill now before Congress is os-
tensibIy for the purpose Of providing
greater revenue for the District of Co
lumbia, but the dealers claim that it
will in the long run have a contrary eff
feet The meeting this afternoon, which
was attended by nearly all of the so
liquor dealers Of the city Who belong to
the association. was devoted almost en-
tfrely TO the discussion of measures
for the defeat of this bill
Confident of Victory.
Mr. Louis F Shade. who represents
the national association in Washington
said this afternoon that the national
body intended to help the local dealers
IN the fight. and that be was confident
the bill would be defeated He said:
The bill is not just. Many OF the re-
tail dealers are already encumbered to
such an extent that they are almost in
the hands of the wholesale men. ana
can hardly be said 10 own their own
places. There is not enough trade in
Washington TO support higher license,
for it Is not a great manufacturing or
Industrial town
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, D. C, POSTOFFICE, NOTICE.
Should be read daily. rs charges may occur
az any time
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched 70 the ports
OF sailing daily, and the schedule Of cl0sings
IS arranged On the presumption Of their IN
interrupted overland transit For the week
ending june y 1902, the last connecting
closes viii be made from the NAN OFFICE
Is fellows:
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MoNET TO LoAI.


MONEY 20 lean on real estate, personal prop
erty. and collateral
J. c DAVIS.
rn75- SIS E ST NV
MONEY to loan on real estate, personal prop
j. c. DAVIS.
.1c- 500 St nv.
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MONEY TO LOAN At 81 to per ceRt. in sums
Of s.. 900 To S10,coc. on d. G. real estate; pay
of and per cent mortgages anu begin anew,
an transactions conducted with economical con
sidcration Cor borrowers VA H. SAUNDERS
( CO. I4G7 F St NV
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Trans-P Pacific Mails.

Mails for CHNA.. and JAPAN. VIA Seattle.
close here daily at $50 p m up to June 18th,
inclusive for dispatch per :. Kags Aaru.
Registered mail must = directed via Seat
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
Money Loaned salaried People,

Retail merchants, teauasters, boarding houses
without security: largest business in q prin
ciral cities TOLMAN. Room l0l. SO 18th st
nv u!4'u
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80 coo FOR YoU

$4,000 FOR YoC
ON GOOD SECOND TRUST LOANS
have the above sum Idle and wish Per
cent; will accept second trust loans Com
mission charged D. C real estate only.
address BOX s1s this Office. ie7-1m
MONEY TO LOAN AT /. * AND ) PER
CENT on D. C. REALTY; SECURITY Of
FFRFD REGULATING RATE. IMMEDIATE
ALLOW ANCES EXPENSES SMALL
ies-1m c C. WARING, III4 G st. uw.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
FOR sALE-coTTAGES.

JOIN 4 MERRTTT, Postmaster.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-04-11

Ladies' patent leather oxfords, beauties, worth $780,
60lHn8 price
Boys vc kid and cadet calf Shoes very serviceable
nQW selling at
Baby Shoes assorted colors worth SOC per pair special
The Redwood gazette., 1902-02-12
The city council met with Record
A GAZETTE VALENTINE.

The city council met with Record
er Laudon last week. and will here
after make his Office their headquar-
ters.
Supt. Race has been invited to
.speax at Albert Lea March 21st.
next, at a large gathering of city
and county superintendent and
teachers.
Beginning next Sunday the morn
ing train from Minneapolis to Man
fkato will run on Sundays. thus Civ
ing Redwood Falls Sunday papers
and possible passengers from the
Ecities on the l:3O train on that day.
| the same chance as on week days
! An important suit, involving the
/ equities in a farm recently sold by
| Rose Miller of Paxton TO d pnrchas-
| Ier named Thompson, Tor $1,000. has
!! been instituted in Renville county.
Miss Miller brings the sait against
It. W. Orth. the Morton banker.
alleging that in 1897 Ofth sold her
300 acres of land at the agreed price
| of 81, 600 On this land she has
since made payments III wheat from
successivescrops amounting to over
J. 600 bushels. for which she alleges
I fOrth has failed TO give her credit.
| She also claims that after her pnr-
tchase Orth induced her to give up
her contract on some pretext, upon
his promise to give the Millers all
lthey could get out of the farm in
excess of the unpaid balance due
| under the original contract. Rely
| ing on Orth S promise. Miss Miller
secured d purchaser of the farm,
which had greatly increased IN
value, at double the price sheagreed
/! to paw for it. Now Orth claims that
he holds claims against the father OF
| the plaintiff. Phil Miller, which
practically absorb the whole S. 600
| for which the farm was sold, leav-
ling Miss Miller only a few hum
dreds of dollars as her equity.
I Pierce & Harriet have been re-
| tained by Miss Millersfo protect her.
rights in the case
The Redwood gazette., 1902-02-12
tn e GIT Y
SHORT ITEMS GAZETTE0.

E. A. Cross went to Vesta last
week to assist in the bank there
for short time.
Alex. Williams has gone back to
Wadena to finish putting in local
hello system there,
President "a, n. Stabeck aud cash
ier B. T. Rostads of the Bank of
Renvine. were In town on business
last Thursday.
". 2, bennington went to ST.
Paul last Monday, to attend a regu-
lar meeting of the Soldiers Home
commissioners.
Miss Larkin of our city schools,
was called By telegram on the Sd
inst, 10 Princeton, MINI, where
her sister was dangerously i'll.
Will Brooks. formerly of this
place, has purchased the Comfrey
Times, which he has been managing
for some time FOR W. IS. Hodges.
Mrs Mabel March Henry, OF Da:
nth, visited with relatives and
former acquaintanees here las
week, the guest OF Mrs. E i War
ner
The Redwood gazette., 1902-02-12

A glance at the annual statement
of births and deaths III this county
suggests that some clerks are more.
diligent than others in reporting
births and deaths. "A correct reg
istry Of births is often very impor-
tant in a legal sense, and the law.
imposes heavy fines in case parents
are convicted Of neglectin reportlng
births.
Redwood county makes a great
showing in the tax listof Minnesota
counties as furnished to the legisla-
ture BY Auditor Damn. II stands
at the very head sof soSth estern
Minnesota counties west of Blue
Earth IN point Of taxable valuation,
which is placed at Sc, ,53333, 53333 487 Our
neighbor Lyon county is set at a.
valuation of d little more than two
thirds of this amount, and even big
Renville county falls nearly a hum
dred thousand dollars below, which
shows that boards OF equalization do
not always equalize Redwood land
is valued at S8.75 per acre, Renville
at 81 40, and Lyon at 1864 per acre !.
Admitting the superiority Of Red
wood county soil, it will strike the
=
average Redwood county farmer
that the tax schedule does not agree
with the selling price Of land iIs
Red wood and Renvillecountles. Our
special taxes are less than those Of
Lyon county, and ten-thousand dol
lars less than Renville 35zs a@s
The Redwood gazette., 1902-02-12
st. Valentines cay next Friday y.

y
NJ. w. Hingley Of Minneapolis is
assisting Cashier Wallace during
the absence OF Mr. Cross, and will
later engage in the service of the
Gold -Stabeck system at one of their
banks.in this county.
G. Gotzian & Co. of ST Paul, have
been engaged in the manufacture OF
boots and shoes for nearly half a
lcentury and their enormous growth
and increased sales indicate the
popularity and superior merit OF
their products. Geo. w. Freeman,
president, and Col. Paul II. Gotzian,
secretary and treasurer, are both
Well-known throughout the west as
! up-to date business men.
/ Dir. Hill S lectures last Wednes
T day and Thursday evenings. for the
! benefit of the old lecture committee
deficit, were fairly well attended
T. b X
Eand thoroughly enjoyed. The wealth
Ter conditions on the first evening
were not favorable for "a large turn
tout. so that the lecture debt was
only partially satisfied. The com
mittee is to be commended for Civ
ling the public full value ~ such
educational entertainments as Dir.
Hill is well qualified to give. Az
| tee Land is pictorial description
| of the wonders and peculiar .domes-
| tic and religious customs OF the
cliff dwelIers in Arizona and New
| Mexico. Sunny Italy is a rapid
/ description of the scenes IN Paris,
Switzerland, over the Alps TO Como,
/ Milan, Venice, Genoa. Pisa, Rome,
and other cities in that land where
the past completely discounts the
present IN the realms of architec-
] tureSand art.
Morsan Messenger: M. ]. Dow
Ling Of Renvilie, speaker of the low
Ter house of the legislature and can
Ididate for the domination to con-
Igress on the Republican ticket ID
/ Inc seventh district. of which Red
1 wood county is nov q part: struck
town early Saturday morning, ac-
icompanied by a. NJ Welles, editor
Iof the Reveille at the county seat.
They had been over on the south
side Of the county Mr.. Dowling IS
looking after his candidacy and be
looming acquainted with the voters.
He IS onfdeDt that he will get the
nomination ard Of course sveuld like
| to gather Redwood county under
his wing With four candidates il
the field Edd DoWIing. Young
and VoIstead. the campaign will be
an Interesting one, and only one
man can win The candidate was
introduced 10 all Tie business men
and IS many Others as ii was posi-
bic 70 meet
The Redwood gazette., 1902-02-12
Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
LOCAL TIME CARD, REDWOOD FALLS
Subject to change
SUNDAY TRAIN

SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leave Sleepy Eye Arrive Redwood Falls
I2:15pm 1880 p m.
cave Redwood Falls Arrive sleepy Eye
1;5O p. IN. 3:1Op. m.
DEPARrURs OF TRAINS.
No. 62, daily except Sunday, -. 945 a. m.
For Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis Wnona
TO St paul and Minneapolis Sleeper, Man
kato to Chichgo
No ga, daily except Sunaay)...: 1:50 p. m:
Connects al Sleepy Eye with trains east and
west between Waseca and Tracy. Makes
connection with Omaha at kasota TOR Sioux
City and Omaha
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS
No 61. daily except sunday -. $50 a. m
Connects With new train, No. D. from east
No, 63 daily except Sunday -. 1:3o p. N
From Chicago ST Paul. Minneapolis, ,WiTona
and all points east and west.
W.$B. KNrsKERN a. G.. JOHNSON.
zen rhis, fass stn aa'' i''As' ~ : Winona Minp
W. S. BRAMMER, Agent, Redwood Fails. Mimi
Minneauoiis & st. L0nis Railway.
Wine of arrival and departure OF mail and
press trains from Redwood,
EAST.
No 13, daily except sunday, 1887 p m
TOR Miereapolis and St. Paul. connecting WITH
through tratus for Chicago and the east, 81
Louis, Hot Springs aud the south. Des
Moines, Omaha and points west. Through
dining and sleeping cars.
WEST.
No. IA, daily except Sunday. SO p. IN.
For Haulev Falls and Watertown.
FREIGHT TRAINS
No. 10, going east Tuesdays. Thursdays
and SATURDAYS ...... .s.-....... 100 p. ln
No. rs, going west Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays. ......,.. -. sos 4. m
j. A. JONES. Agent.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-02-12


E. a. Lyman, Sr., is back from a
visit at st. Paul.
E Lew Wallace was down from
Vesta last Wed dnesday
M. d. Babcock Of Mankato called
on John Lunn last Wednesday q
W. D. Martin, formerly of this
city, is now doing business at sSpoz
kane.
A. DAand Robt. Stewart are en-
tertaining relatives from Illinois
Miss Anna Stewart and John Nc
Michael.
G. u. Marehanto Of Morgan is as
sisting G. ii. Tenney since the de-
parture Of Ward arnold.
Ground hogs day was bright with
sunshine in this locality. and con-.
sequently the members Of that fam
lily are Sin the hole" to the tune of
sixty days.
Rev. E. j. Baraekman and wife
drove to Vesta last Tuesday, where
the former has since been assisting
the Vesta pastor. Rev. J. Adams. in
a series of special meetings.
O. a. DreWs. cashier of the Bank
Of Seaforth was ASSISTING in the
First National Bank a few .days last
week O w. Mcmillan exchanging
;,laces with him temnorar;lv
rbo AI;nnasota n no riment, sta
tion is iust;fad il hoastino over the
,f eeoo :, ,,,;,oe 81 tha Pat
c+o.l, chow ont oe . total of s935
oeo.aa :, ~ oalloo,o ao,+o.+.
p,r,,,e I7n.la Ta,,,e c.h;, rom
t.,l, n, .+t
- -. ) ~ =, 20
. / .,,a,,on of as shove the,
:, - - 80 ~ .,,,.,acf eha,rs
: -. - = po;,1a n,s
~ -, :, ,,..,
.'ei : ,"9O = : 'SS 's'0 -
ia' Sis - S.''S,'l
lea9e = i'aen l''s,,' : ~ 900 !,
pen'' o,a' = : - E = = =
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- aanror - The writ.
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- ,,a,.,,o,1,ad
, &c
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osna,;mant station stool -hreed-
~ ;ntouos+od oan b.ro tham &C
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I'D ar;nr tho roeordar tn accent the
h;a of ~ rr,,a. G,rdw.v m for
,aato,;.,1 81. !; u,+er from the
,ha oonr+ honea
y 4 Grow was ,nanimonslv an.
| nointea o;tv assassor and the Rev.
a;uo ao.;,n,+oa Tho off;o,,l naner
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The Redwood gazette., 1902-02-12

SUNDAY TRAIN.
leave Sleepy Eve Arrive Redwood Falls
12:15pm 1890 p. m.
cave Redwood Falls Arrive Sleepy Eye
15O p IN. $40 p. m.