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The Globe-republican., 1902-01-16

I'm Winter Use Aliens Foot Ease,
q powder. Your feet feel uncomforta Bile.
nervous, and often cold and damp. If
you have Chffblains, sweating, sore feet
or tight shoes. try Aliens Foot-Ease
Sold by all druggists and shoe stores
26c- Sample sent FREE. Address
Allen S. O1mSted, LIE Roy N. Y
The Globe-republican., 1902-01-16
A Pueblo indian BOOK.

The Santa Fe has in preparation a
book on the Indians along its lines
The material is being gathered and
arranged by an expert ethno1ogist. and
although the primary object of the
publication is to advertise the wonders
and interesting features of the South
west the book is expected to have a
definite scientific value and great care
is being given to the accuracy of the
subiect-matter and illustrations
The Globe-republican., 1902-01-16
Many Hands in = Min.

In Japan some one thousand hands
are employed in a spinning mill of TO-
600 spindIes, whereas in America about
two hundred are sufficient in factory
of a similar capacity
The Globe-republican., 1902-01-16
Good Idea

Representative Babcock might better
employ his unquestoned ability in
fighting for a horizontal reduction in
the price of coaL-Brook1yn Standard
Union.
The Globe-republican., 1902-01-16
Touching.

The Eastern tariff reformers are all
agreed that the duty should be taken
off of Western hides. Such unanimity
is quite touching-Kansas City Jour
nal.
The Globe-republican., 1902-01-16
What Tt Means.

If the Republican party proposes a
measure, you may bet your boots it
means more prosperity at home and
more business abroad.-B1ackfoot
0daho) Mail.
The Globe-republican., 1902-01-16

We .frer One Hundred Dollars reward for auv
gas OF cet.rrh that cannot be cured by Hals'x
=. CHENEY go sSsxzar~~~
Cheney for the last IS years and oe1levs nm
perfectly honorable in all business transhc sltnA
and hnanciaIy able to carry out any oDnea-
lions made by their firm r,,.,.a.
O. WaldinR. Kinnan & Marvin. Wholesals
DRUGGISTS, Toledo, Ohio.
Hale Cstarrh Cure is taken internally. ACT
fpo directly ur,ou the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system Testimonials sent free Er1ce
S5c Der bottle, Sold by all druggists.
Halls FANNY Pills are the best
To borrow is human-to pay back is
divine.
The Globe-republican., 1902-01-16
a Remarkabfe RECORD.

Modern steamship travel is so safe
that the English government has net
lost or injured in transit a single MAJ
of the ESQ. 900 sent to South Africa
The Globe-republican., 1902-01-16

Unless a man has rubbed up against
the rough side of life he never accom-.
plishes much.
The Globe-republican., 1902-01-16

Women laugh oftener from a sense
of duty than from a sense of humor.
The Globe-republican., 1902-01-16
How,s TbIs-

Ministers marry people aid lawyers
unmarry them
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
CAYEY TRANQUILO

De ests pusblo nos escribau, gus dasde
que 90 IA sncaygsdo interim amenta dsl JuEgG-
do de PAz MIR Fuote, ralna Alli To mayor tran-
quIIidAd.
En 81 JusgAdo ne haca ahora tastieta q
bodo 81 mnpdo, SO esstiga 81 federal 10 mismo
que 81 rspublicsno ensndo delihqusn.
Han dssapAraeido "a aquallos grupos de
vsgos turbnlsntos que sc vefsn todAs horas
aal ala de In noehn poF las GALES, ,promovien-
DO sseAudalos y ascnGdas
todn dsbido 10 raetitud dsl jue8 Mr
jots. Eats aeabR de condsnar al jefe de Iss
surbaa de lA Cdrs Manual Franco . sesentA
di1S de eAreel costAs Cue cump.ir6 en- In car
sci de HumRcAo.
Hs1o vlens iusfiacsY 10 que hemos dicbo
mas de una veIiqua oil 1uas republicAno Bsnet,
sra si primer aIentador sosteuedor de lss
puablo de C&ysy sat6 sumo ments agra-
oscldo al Y Ibernador por lR oportunA nnadidA
que aomo nuspendisndo . sSe iuoE nombrAn-
DO en- ga lnGAr persona tAn rectk s impareiAl
como Mr. FOotS.
VsTsh snEG dsbeFfS dsF q sSos pu srtorrique-
n1a que sisrcsn ds juscea de pas, que los pue-
bios fsngRn qus psd1r jueces amaricanos para
que hs3A 1uHsieiA noralidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
TE ENGANAS, MAQUIAVELO

Los hombres de EZ Pals Sc van CT
Uiliza7odO. De algunos dias esta parte
Sc presentan mas comedidos, abando
nando aquel lenguaje insultante, pues i
tai puntO habian llegadO, que solo les
faItaba ell penacho de plumas, la f1echa Y
ell taparrabOs para que nos hicieran re
troceder a los primitiYos tiempos de la
cOlonia.
Ahora llegan hasta decir que <no nos
odian> que en- cada federal ven un
puertOrriqueno, un hermanO En- su IL
timo numero llega mas ell 6rgano re .
publicaRO: elOgiar Munoz Rivera del
cual dice ~que sus aptitudes, acti vida
des y energias debe el partldO federal 10
que fue " 10 que es, ~que los triunfos
que ObtuvO en- SUI cOrta pero brillante
caFrera, no los utiliz0 debidamen g v
que fuerOn otros los que mayor fruto To-
grarOn.>
Bueno es hacer constar esas frases
del periodicO que mas de una vez trat0
al senior MunOz Rivera de ambicioso
de egOista, de loco ignorante pues ma
da de eXtranO tendria que maIana repi-
tieSe este tlltimO.
Porque esos elogios de Ez Pals, no
son sinceros; van con su cuenta ra
z0n Els un pretexto para atacar a los
actuales jefes del partido federal La la
peranzadOs. Ven como su partido Sc des-
quicia, mientras ell nuestro, cada dia mas
robusto y compacto, es una fuerza po-
derosa, que habrA de aniquilarles en- no
lejano dia. De ahi que por todos los
mediOS imaginables traten de promover
la division en- nuestras tilas, hoy digan
que Sc trata de anular a Munoz Rivera,
cosa en- verdad que los republicanos no
han logradO, aunque para clio pusieron
en- juegO toda su actividad toda su in
fuencia; Y que uno otro dia repitan
que ell partido abandona a LA DEMoCRA-
C1A p0r The San Jata1a NewS a Munoz
por Mr.. Bird
Munoz Rivera ell partido federal
fOrman un cuerpo y un alma, no pue-
della una quebrarSe sin que ell otro SO
haga pedazOs, Ambos marchan d un So
10 fin al progreso y la felicidad de la
patria; de ahi Ell caso que t4nto extra
ma los hOmbres de E1 PutS, de que sien-
do osros los jefes que hoy dirijen la ma
We, marche esta gallarda y serena al
puerto, sin que la mas pequena insubor-
dinacion surja entire los tripulantes. FL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
FL ST. Munoz Rivera
y su Candidatura

Como algunos eofFe'igionArios de Arscibo
han lansado lR pnblieidad In e&ndidatura
para RsprsasntAnte on W. shington de nusBtro
querido Amigo,e iluItre leader del partido don
Luis MT foI Rivera, debamoB haceR una Aela.
Faei6n.
slIa ley Foraker no as opusisra . clio, eu
tnnsgAbls que el candidate indiseutible del
pArtido fsdsral GeIfa sl sefior M naE. Pero
dicha ley, en- su Grtieulo 30 dice: sQqe ningu-
ma persona BeTa aiegtbie para dieho cargo, que
no sea real etecttU1men.e uect7l0 do Puerto
Btc0. mayor de 30 af3G no Eepa lasr sscri-
Dir sl indiomA ing esq
El RfhoT Mu 6oE trsslgd6 Hu residences hR.
GO mRB de I'M AHo Nueva York de donde ca
gecino. PeF sssa cIrcunsaAneia-k mas qua el
sGnor Mnfio8 no ReeptATia sl cArgo-no 30 la
podrfs slsgir.
hueno 90 h1car eonsAar esto, nara IA
10 prensa AdveRaRr1a no Olga, como ha dRdo en-
Ia Gor dc dseir, que al EtG3r M nnoE en- preee-
rtdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12

derrotero 10 marco Munoz Rivera, Y de
Ell no Sc aparta la nave.
| Los partidos que sustentan por idea
Ell amor a la patria, que obedecen
principles fijOs inmutables, no Sc des-
morOnan tan facilmente
ESQ solo puede Ocurrirle las colec'
tividades cuyo ideal no es Otro que ell
engrandecimiento ell medro de sus hom
bres; ESQ le ha ocurrido al partido re.
publicano, que de desprendimiento en-
desprendimlento Sc va desmOronando
como I'm azucarillO en- un vase de aqua.
El partido federal no necesita unir-
Sc a ninguna otra fraccion politica para
veneer; 10 que hace nuestro partido, en-
aras del patr5otismo, es prestar su apoyo,
pOrque su fuerZa es grande puede
prestarlo, d tpdos aquellos puertorrique-
nos que, no militando en- nuestro par
lido, den muestras de patriotismO Y de
amor al terrnno; pOrque de todas esas
fuerzas yivas necesita la patria para su
regeneracion Por ESQ We con simpat
la formation de- partido unionista; por-
que los homHres que le dirigen ms
piran, son puertOrriquenOs patriOtas que
proclaman la cOncOrdia y la union,
mientras Otrds van regando ell 0dio y
la venganza por todas parties. Si; 10 de-
cimOs franca1nente: ALI donde los uniO
nlStaS neceSlten de nuestrO apOyO, 10
tendran MISUNDERSTANDING puesto one
ellos no pueden prestarnos nosotros
fuerza alguIss.
FL partidO republican,, con sus tur'
bas vandalicas, con su prensa escanda.
iosa, ha llegado constituir una anne
"a muy seria para el orden social pa
ra ell prestigib y ell progreso del pals,
natural y Idgico es, que las fuerzas
productoras, que los hombres de con
ciencia recta y de ideas elevadas, Sc
unan y cornpenetren para destruir al
enemigo comlln, al perturbador del Or
den, al que labOra sin cesar contra los
intereses de la patria.
Esa es una JUS a defensa que La So
ciedad ejerce siempre que Sc We amena-
Zada de muerte.
A un lado los patriotas, los hombres
de orden, los que quieren satvar al pals.
Al otro lAdo los ambiciosos, los tur
bulentJs. los que quieren hundir la
patria en- ell descr6dito y la anarquia.
Esa es Ia. inica division que existe
hoy en- Puerto Rico.
No 10 dude EE PGfS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
AbsueltOs

Eb PG4e dc hoy lras sscFito hrmsdo nor
vAfloa fepnbIicAnoH de Oaysy, en- oil que 90
fspiss In f4ESA dc que los fsder1las atacaron n
airoa los EepubIicanos, euAndo fuaron estna
los que, pedradas tiros, stacRron In casa de
nnsstfo eoFEeiigionerio dom Cslsstino Marrero,
amigos.
zero oil msntis O todo 10 qua az dice en- sss
sseriNo, se hN eneRrgado de d1rlo oil iuex ama-
rcSn6 Mr.. Foote
Autss dc aver aa cslebr6 nj ingcto rop eaoa
nsehos, tnhns los faderales denunciadoa an.
Harcn ABSUELToS pcrquo probAron ane
enoe fnsPon ioa Ataeadoa-
Bonito papsl han hseho Ioa npmanAa. dal
aKticnlo AZ Gobe7TI0doT Y III Pts
IenoriA g'aeiA $50 an que en- Cayey. donds
JOS fscsEAiDa hAsta hacs POGO no rodfan salir
ae noens 10 cAlls por tenor nj Ataqua da
shs saEoAs, fusrAn los cue Rcoma tlaaan anaas,
n@de mancs qSs Afro lisnpio.
hay epasa que As easn d@ aR psno,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
Ell sargento Egozcue

Este sarganto que se IA hacho an CAyey
tan ce ebT6 como su primo en- San Juan, auvo
agar oil atrevimfQnto de provoear an In calle n
nusstRo coFrsligfonafio don OaIsasino Marrarc,
Sscretaxio del JaEg&6o municipal, dief6ndola
que tsn pronto 10 ene0ntrars dss0trdCddo ia
iha q rompar oil bautismo. q atfior MarRero
le contast6 CON ID ensrgfa que acostumhra en-
esos easos, ertbnees ell sargsnto cTngs7l6 zen.
do a Feunirse con aus RuARdias.
Ds este hecko ne hA pResensado MI Gohsr.
nadoF lA eoKTefpondisnte denuneia.
Todo sl mrudo extraRa en- OaTay que sisa
do oil sAygento Egg zcua ei cue mas aIent% ba y
sosssnfa . lss tnFoAs no hsys sido sodavfa rs
ievsdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
COmiSi0n

Anoehe pas6 por CsRuas en- direcei6n n
San Juan una Comist6a de corvsligiona rios
nussfros que vR o prezantsrss III G3bsrpAdor
Dichos senofes llevAn una OK pOaici6n aus.
crlta por gran btfmero dc drmas de cahalla.
roS, ae1oras sshoritAs. psrtsnecisntea 10 10
mas distingnido de AquelIa sociadad, pidfando
al GobsRnadof qne para tranq uilidad de Ian fa.
mi'iaa honradas de Aqusl pueblo, nombra en-
proptsdsd 1ue1 90 pas de aqusl pusbIo Mr..
Foota.
nadie daba ex:rafiAr este ss tisne en-
euents que ha1ts hace poeos dias one lego
Allf Mr.. Foote. lRs familiss do Caysy vivian on
conRtRntas Eozohra aiaEma, bsio las amsna-
zas Y provoeacionss do las turhas republica-
mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
Meeting en- la Cidra

El dis 81 sa ceiehraf& mn gran smsstir %
federal en- ID CItrs, para o. qua Berkn !nviss-
dos eoPTeljgiolaarioa de OagusF, C.msrlo y
AguAs Bosnas.
Sc sspsra GcncurFirzn q csc acto 81 ComtA
de Csysy con mhehos correligionarios mas, asf
como dos orsdOEes de In capital.
Sc espera e1ncurriF&n mas dc dos mil Is
derales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
Republicans por Manati

Los Pspuhlfs&nos de Manatl tisnsn arss
candidates para 10 aloRIdfas
Todos 9osAla do relative iDAoio en- Ia pre-
dssei6n, v ffanRn sna parcialea qua les apoyan.
PoF 10 qna Ae Va nipgnna - aiiea qniers
eegRT nm pRnag
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
q, " ! . 9

Sc pArtiefpa 10 los fsder3ias de los bavrios
de OatAno Pusblo Viejo que sl libro del s. b.
Comit& del parbido para Ia inscription da ias
correligionarioB 10 ttsne don Martfn GastAvo
que reside en In sale do las Flores 70 40 Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
EN- Fl oRINQUEN:

FL pr6ximo domingo hAbRS an Iueido NEE
MTG an aBorinqren,n - barPio dc asia eiudad.
AsiStiEkn 10 oil vRRioa oradoges y muehos
coKrsligionarioa do la pohlaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12

Sstiembrs. IL.
domingo IL del corriensa 50 llsvar6 q
of 4cto una pRrsida de Base all sntrs los clubs
eMiiI6nS v SHsbana Ii partida promsts
| quedAr Rsuy tntsresants dado oil sntusiasm smo
CON que jllegan dichos Giaba.
En- al pr6ximo vapor del 1ei. ambareark
para los E.stados Unidos ell empszdo trsdue.
tor de Ia sIaeretsrfa del Gobierno Insular don
Julio Anducs. Permaneesr6 mes por aquel
pals.
e. dfa 27 embarcars en- los Estadoa Unidos
para Pusrto Rico, ell Gobernador Mr.. Hunt
que llegarG el dfa del pr6xino stuhrs.
Cada dfa tiene mayor acopta-
ci6n en- esta ciudad los licores de Ia antig N
sersditada fabrics de don Federico Gsssll dc
Mayaghsx, mcntada con Ios apsratos mas mo
dernos de deatilacf6n al vapor eapeciaImente
el Ants Celests. Ginebra destil&da, alcohol dc
10 Mistals. q en- nm veFdadero vino moseatel.
Pero el Ron viejo rectifcado es al que tiena
mas consume ell p6blieo 10 preaara ai msjor
brandt pof su puraxe v prseio eeon6micc.
Nos informan que diehA fahrlea ha mona.
brado Agan:e esta ciud2d d don Isidro A..
Sanchex. p.
Hs fallecido sn Sansurce, dsspu6s de dies
v ssia dias de eEf armedAd an nifi3 do nuestros
amigos los esposos Rodriguss Sara % quienes
acompKharnos en- sl 1usso doior qua lee Il &c.
Ha salido para ia isla MIR. sshirmer, ms
psetor vettrinario de Ia Juata Saparior de Sa-
nidad.
~RECOMENDAMOa nuestros auaigcs
la hotel s1.hs nariaa> San Joas ne, /. Capttal
Por IN dia do hospsdaja un dollar.
El dia La tendrS lugGr sl juici0 oral y I'd
hiico da IL csusa ssguida contra Rsmigio DIM
gnf Dor haesrls dado una paliss en- Paio Ssco
haTk eosa de an mes.
Ha saido para los bs q 10 de Goamo OIL tsso-
zero de Puerto Rico asomp: sdo de uno de sus |
famiIiarss.
PfObahiements euando regreae de los ha- |
ffos embarearS para los EstAdos Unides en- |
vacasioneg De aigunas ssmanAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12

TRAPcHEs caderas stIng CaIderas Mutub!ares Horros
bagaso BURT Triple efecto sIstema
LILLE.
Clas1cadoes, Tachos, Bombas Ftros Arados al yapor
Locomotoras vag0nes g. g. Cemento PortIard, TERRA
acaria hcdo para mpar Triple efectos Tachos Ban0o-
pomo mimic, Abonos quimcos.
alfcina CaIEe del Cristo L. Sam .Uu,an P He
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12

Hoy salfdo rara Baysecez doD Jos6 de-
Diego que he aldo proclsmAoo GaSdfdato Q In
camars poI Arselbo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12
AVI SO

los Comercante mporadores tabacos eaborado
TO Keo los Etados Unidos manestamos aqus geni
Iorcedores de Caguas>
SIN retrbucon aguna respecto masrales
eaboracon las Fabricas de esta ocadd Aguas
Juncos Lorenzo.
Caguas, Agosto III de 1902.
El Presidente n Torons Eoyhu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12

MANGAiS Y OAPIROTES. Vsrs,s do Laia
Rodrigasg Cabrera. Ds vanta On la eAlls da
IL Eortalesk no. ID, al pFseie 90 10 san1Avos sn
sieaplAxs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12

81 quefido amigo don Fernando Ball indus
trial dc ArIeibo 90 sneu0nsrA sntxa ncaosros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12

El dia La tendrS lugGr sl juici0 oral a
biico da II eausa ssgaida contra Rsmigio Din
guf Dor hatsrls dado una paliss en- Paio Ssct
haTA eosA de an mes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-12

En- al pr6ximo vapor del 1ei. embarear
para los E,stados Unidos ell emplesdo tradue
sor de In Haeretsrfa del G2bierno Insular dol
Julio Anducs. Parmaneesr6 un mes por aque
uMia.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-20
'ERe
Redwood 0o3ette
BY AIKEN e. ScAaAHL.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 20, 1902
RACE ON THE TEACHER.
The Opportunities of Teachers and the
Failures Encountered.

The Preston Times gives the fol-
lowing account of Supt. Races lee
ture before the students of the sum-
mer training school at that place,
brief reference to which was made
in the last issue of this paper:
''He said we do not realize the
mightiness of the spirit Of the age
in which we live and labor; that
America is only another name for
opportunity " This suggested that
the school room is the teacher OPP
portunity for which he should be
prepared, his chief qualification be-
ing sympathy, love and energy As
he must think for his school he must
be a thinker and a student. What
to read and how to read is an inn
portant question. The professor
named some of his favorite authors.
A teacher should not be trashy,
butIclOtc HIS tiujC 10 wv sdiuoOiC W
be devoted to reading ordinary nov
els. School libraries are neces-
sity, but there are many books that
must be excluded as unfit for such
a place. How many teachers are
qualified to select books worthy to
be put in the hands OF children? 1t
implies extensive reading and fine
Discrimination. The true teacher
| needs general information which is
never got from the trashy columns
of newspaper idiocy or the latest
novel. We are not giving the ex-
act language of the speaker, but
summarizing his ideas.
Son the failures of teachers Prof.
Race spoke forcefully OF this kind
of teachers he gave an example from
his own knowledge A school di-
rector entered an untidy school
room and called the teacher S atten-
ton TO its condition. She indig-
nantly replied that it was mo part
of her business to sweep down cob
webs and mop the floor. I What is
your duty?' asked the director.
ITO hear lessons and teach what
lind in the text books. was her
reply. Such teacher is not q cor
] rect character builder and has nc
place in the school room, said the
speaker. There are fiye hundred
thousand teachers in the United
States, good, bad and Indifferent
!. He was glad TO think that there
.were none but the better class be
fore him.
The Professor declared himself
Ian admirer Of genius. The teacher
lmust have genius as well as educa
The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-20
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS.
CONTINUED from Sd page.)

personal property where such i'm
come exceeds $1,000 per annum.
This would include salaries, income
from a profession, trade or business
of any kind. Such income tax
would be in lieu of all other taxes
on the credits or personal property
which are the sources of the income
and would be somewhat after the
nature OF a gross earnings tax.
Tenth Schools, burial grounds,
hospitals and libraries when public,
colleges charities and church prop
erty when used for religious pur-
poses and public property are ex-
empt.
Eleventh-The personal property
tax exemption now placed at 500 is
increased to $500 but is then limited
to one member of each family.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-20

ton. He must be apt to so impart
what he knows to his classes that
they can understand aud apply it.
To illustrate he introduced James J
Hill as a wonderful possessor of
genius. By usurping government
al prerogatives be has opened up
uninhabited regions by building
higi ways across the continent for
his own aggrandHement aid is ex-
tending that genius by astounding
commercial enterprises at the ex-
pense Of the government. By ex-
ercising this genius the congress OF
the United States was bribed into
unlawfully donating more than
enough of the public domain to have
built the roads for the people and
public benefit. The same kind of
genius produced the notorious Cred
it Mobilier that supplied majority
OF congress with interest bearing
STOCK as a reward tor an immense
land grant and the loan of more than
hundred million dollars from the
public treasury for a private pur
pose. We have never admired
genius of this kind and would not
recommend it to our teachers as
more commendable than is the gen.
ius of Tracy, the OUTLAW, who has
successfully evaded his pursuers by
numbering some of them With
God there IS no degrees in sin of
any kind There is no respectable
transgression OF the law. With men
money does make difference
makes the larger crimes respectable
aud the lesser very obnoxious
| Prof Race is an energetic
teacher. We enjoyed his lecture.
What he said about genius did not
convey to us the notion that be ap-
| proved the methods OF j ameS j
Hill, but as he left the subject the
school could easily infer that he
did, therefore the interjection of
iacts that will guard their judg-
ment., His thought upon the neces
tsity of guarding scholars from the
many errors that are being taught
/ by men of action in ways that are
dark and tricks that are vain, was
] wise. 1t would be unreasonable to
believe all the eager and bright
teachers before him are well posted
upon the schemes avarice has in
voked to deceive and Cypress the
credulous and prejudiced majority
of mankind. That the summer
/ school IS inspiring and will be help
j full we believe. If it deepens the
/ thought and quickens the appre-
tensions of only part of the inter
testing class its work will be remun-
Ierative.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-20
Good girl wanted for general house
xunrk nv, Mrs ISTl Tooboan SOff

Good girl wanted for general house
work by Mrs. j. ID. jackson. 52-tf
Mrs. Williams and daughter of
Rochester are visiting with the fam
lily OF Andrew Birum.
Rev. G. W. Lutz was attending to
business at Pipestone and Luverne
during portion of last week.
|, Miss Frances Everett left for
Sleepy Eye Saturday to spend a
week in that town as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. N. Bell.
Prof. aud Mrs. j. L. Torrens have
been the guests of Supt. and S. j.
Race during the past week. Mr..
Torrens has been engaged by the
board OF education OF Wabasha to
act as principal OF the schools at
that place during the coming school
term
The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-20
Settlers Low Rates Nest.

Via the Northwestern Lines, Colonist
one-way tickets at very lowsrates every daY
during March aud April to Colorado, Utah.
Montana. Nevada. Idaho, Oregon, Washing
ton, California. Victoria, Vancouver, New
Westminster. Nelson. Rossland and other
poia.s in koosenay District. Also special
roand-trip Homeseekers' tickets on nrst and
third Tuesdays in March, AprilN md MAY
For all particulars apply to ageNt Chicago
and North Western Ry.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-20

.FtfK NlfI4i
Early havsrS viii secure the advantage of
oeationS on the many beautiful streams
and lakes v,hsrh ah>''-i with fish and
furnish 4 never enuing and most excellent
water supply both for family use and for
stock.
Land is generally well ti5lbered, the soil
fertile and easy % cultivation aud this
Is rapidly developing into one of the greatest
sheep and cattle raising regions in the
northwest
Chicago Milwaukee. ST, Paul Minneapolis.
Duluth, Superior, Ashland and other towns
on The Northwestern Line" furnish good
markes for. stock and farm produce. For
further particulars address Geo. w. Bell,
Land Commissioner. Hudson. Wis. or G. 81.
MacRae. Assistant Generalpa assenger Agent,
St. Paul MINI.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-20
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The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-20
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