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Chinese Rebels Active.

Canton, Chlua, April 10, The rebels are
oesieging Nan Ming an Important city In
tue province Of Kwan ST. and Il Is reported
that the place has already fallen The
telegraph wires beyond WI Chow and Nan
Ming have been cut.
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ChoIera SIN RACINE.

Manila, April 90 The cholera sit
uation shows no improvement. There
has been total Of SSs cases aud
900 deaths in Manila and s56 cases
and 602 deaths In the provinces.
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banquet Of the bunkers club Na lSa
held tonight AT the Auditorium hole' n,
chief speakers Of ihr evening were Nv N
dent Nj. +. ingalls, OF the Blg fSoit =" "
Lowry OF Atlanta, Ga, aud FRANK y :
don OF Chicago.
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Groyels RIaok Root Llver plls

Made frem an sctive principle obtained
from Rack Root They act o. the liver
equal ic calore and leave no had after
effects, No gripping No stick stomach, VII
cue ehronic constipation. Price - csnts.
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HOUSTON.

Bud Grahsm. charged with murder. was
brought in from New Orleans by Sheriff
Anderson,
Mr.. Robert Hayne Leayeil delivered an
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savan. snorls Mnst "a.

Mexico city April ~ The legislature "
the state n Jallsco has passed hill shol
isbiug hull nghts and cock 6shtipE.
Henry c. Waters, for many years mAn.
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Observation-Disclosures

Tentative Agreement Reached.
London, April 21--The Pretoria
correspondent Of the Standard cables
that there is good reason to believe
tentative agreement has been ar
rived at which will prove mutually
cordial and lead to an early cessa-
ton Of hostllldes.
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Tennessee Farmer Assassinated

knoxville, Tenn, April 2O.-Alcx wood.
ward aged CD, one OF Bount coupty,s
most prominent citizens, was assassinated
at MS home near Elliioy this morning
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SPORT.

Cincinnati and Plusbmg won the Ma
tionsl league games.
Shreveport won the second game from
Houston,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-21

PahSt Beer IS just the mild stImulant
for the tired mind and body Mt the dinner
hour Thco. Keller has it-try case.
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TO YOUNG IAn,rs

cindIns p ha. t3ree complete scholarships, in
cost TEXAS Monthly Mexia. Texas 'n'u'
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Measures to Prevent Contaoion.

Manila, April 20.--The United states
Philippine commission has passed an order
authorizing municipalities to raise funds
for combating epidemic dlsease.
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TExAs PoLlrlcs.

colduitt Is still leading in Denton county
sns tha Curtis strongholds ara to be heard
fFeqns
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MuRDERER's DlAeoulcAL CUNNING.

VlctmTs Body Concealed IN the CARCASS
OF a Dead Horse.
New York April l0,-on Hoopers Island
In Chesapeake bay the body of a boy has
been found concealed In the carcass OF
dead horse where Il was hidden after the
nurder. SAYS an Elkton Md. special 10
the World. II Is said the body Is that OF
! boy who had been working on one Of tho
Farms or the island but who mysteriously
disappeared several weeks ago Search Is
heing made for the murderer.
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sect Sugar President Astounded
Ne" York. April is.-w. Rayard CUTTING
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nger Of the Bank of London aud Mexico
left here today for the United states en-
route to England.
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Plano to Have an Oh NI ".

Plano. Texas, April ls,z7i u ! sSoc z
LET today for tho efectioh -
ION oil mill at Piano. ~
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Rankers Eavnr Ennan.ion

Cnleaso' April II. The necessity Of sr.
'1aa'0n wia the dominant theme At the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-21

Lincoln, Neh., April 20.-Intense heat
prevailed in Nebraska today tbn tam,,Sr.
allure ranging from 81 to 100 degrees
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Federation Of Labor Adiourned

st. Joseph, No, April O.-Thermometers
at noon registered as high as %
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Hot Wave in Kansas.

OMAHA, April 2oToday was the hottest
April day known here in fifteen years.
The thermometer at p. NJ. reached o.
degrees, the former record being ~.
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Topeka, Kan, April pa dry hot wind
from the south swept over Kansas since
early this morning, doing much damage
to vegetation Of all kinds. Those inter.
ested say, that the hot wind has done
mcalculable harm to wheat At Kansas
City the Thermometer rose to oil degrees.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-09-20
Fires Still Raging
Up Chicago Creek

The forest fires which have been
burning in various parts of Clear Creek
county for the last two weeks have
done irreparable damage. The big fire
which was started from some unknown
cause near Lake Edith is still burn
ing fiercely and has damaged thou
sands and thousands of acres of valua-
bic timber.
During the entire time it has been
burning there have been large num-
ber of men at work fighting the flames
in an attempt to check the ruination
of such valuable timber. While their
efforts have great deal to do with
keeping it from spreading farther than
it has, the lack of men has been the
real cause why it has not been gotten
under control
Almost every day a new fire breaks
out in some district \ few days ago
one was started down by Floyd hill,
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-09-20
Milwaukee Man Was
Looking Over District

ried on so extensively in this neck Of
the woods and when l make my report
you can rest assured that it will send
a lot of money into the district. The
only thing we want is a show for our
money and l am more than satisfied
that this is the place in which to get it,
AT this point Mr.. Nearlier opened
a telescope and pulled forth a package
of samples. He secured part from the
Lexington and part from the other
mines which he visited. when l show
the people this ore" he continued, you
can rest assured that the eyes of my
friends will be opened a little. l am
going to let those interested have their
own assays made and then they will
know just what there is in it,
Mr.. Nearlier is a member of the pO-
lice department of Milwaukee. He
was accompanied by Clarence Pow of
Pittsburg. Pennsylvania. Both gentle
men left for the East on last Saturday
afternoon.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-09-20
WANTED TO STAY HERE.
Kansas City Man Pays His First Visit to
Idaho Springs.

"Why am 1 in Idaho Springs?" said
George H. Hute of Kansas City, Mis-
souri,, who is registered at the Beebee
hotel 1T is this way: My wife came
to your city about four weeks ago and
she told me that she would only stay
about two weeks. No sooner had she
arrived on the scene than she wrote
me that she was in love with the town
and would not return as soon as she
had anticipated. l wrote letters in re
turn and urged her to come home as
per contract, but she told me the only
way 1 could ever get her back as soon
as l expected, was to come on myself
and take her. At last | decided that
my only recourse was to follow her in
structions, and here l am. And to tell
you the truth, 1 guess that will stay
awhile myself and let her urge me to
go home. You have fine little city.
While here l will look over the big
mines and see if there is anything that
can interest me. 1 have always had a
desire to own good mine, or at least
an interest in one, and l believe that
my wish is about to be realized" Mr..
Hute is a large stock owner and is con
tinually buying and selling on the mar
ket
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-09-20

but was put out before much damage
was done.
The fire at Lake Edith has kept
spreading and each time the direction
of the wind changes the flames go in
that direction.
E. NJ. Moscript has had twenty-five
men at work and they have done
great deal of good. On Monday of the
present week the state land office was
notified that the fire was still going and
the party who sent the word asked that
they take some steps towards extin-
gushing it. Another message was sent
TO the United States land office and that
department promised to lend their as
sistance.
If this fire continues to burn much
longer there is danger of it spreading
over on Bear creek, where the finest
timber in this section of the state can
be found.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-09-20
A Parsons Noble Act.

81 want all the world to know" writes
Rev. c. ]. Budlong of Ashaway, R. l.,
what a thoroughly good and reliable
medicine 1 found in Electric Bitters.
They cured me of jaundice and liver
troubles that had caused me great suffer
ing for many years. For a genuine, all
around cure they excel anything ever
saw" Electric Bitters are the surprise
of all for their wonderful work in Liver,
Kidney and Stomach troubles. Don't
fail to try them. Only soc. Satisfaction
is guaranteed by J. J. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-09-20

Go to Mason's for Mothers bread.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-09-20

NO Stree" said Frank Nearlier of
Milwaukee. Wisconsin. you could
not buy my stock in the Gold Cord for
so a share. 1t is not for sale, and, to
tell you the truth, 1 am looking for
stock in many of the mining companies
in this district. That is why l am
here. You see a party of gentlemen Of
my home city sent me out to Idaho
Springs in order that l could look over
the section which is fast becoming
known as a mining district in which
it is safe to invest. l arrived here one
week ago and since that time | have
visited all the big propositions in the
district and l must say that l am more
than pleased with what l have seen.
If the people in Milwaukee, where 1
live, would only come out here and
see what l have seen, they would no
longer have any doubt or show any
hesitancy about making investments.
l never dreamed that mining was car
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-09-20
Lost Meetinq Friends.

Harvey Preston of Yankee was in
the city last Monday. Nothing unusual
about that, for Harvey comes down
quite often and always makes it a
point to call on his friends. He reports
that there is great activity in and
around Yankee, and that every day
people visit the camp for purpose of
looking over the mining field. Prop
erty in that locality is going to be at a
premium, according to the statements
made by Mr.. Preston. He says that
the greater part of the country has
been staked off, and that much work
is being done. The Chesapeake, of
which Harvey is manager is in good
ore. and the indications are that it will
continue to be for a good long time.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-09-20
Possibilities Unlimited.

of article Idaho Springs
Daily
hills visiting
information this article The marvellous
believe that
industry timely
our readers.
opportunities presented the truly
which these opportunities have been neglected He
pedominatng ouofdate oPeaon workings mostly OF
milling
great and inadequate milling facilities In spite othese cond
lately
methods by and enesng mining the
were dreamed of before.
the starting
district reality the big work
perhaps
demonstrate
well show that the
Newhouse tunnel
perhaps possibilities than
other Colorado
greatness this remarkable district methods
promised evidence of it in the
impressed with the districts posi-
investing Consultations being
milling processes being elaborate machinery
going in generally showing
haslon and its prosperity long required
starting in the glorious history of this remarkable district
the its history This only Just starting
greater opportunity safe and conservative investment
these fields the tmeCoorado Springs
Daily Mining Record.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-09-20

Ladies should investigate the prices on
souvenir china which Edwards Bros.
have on exhibition.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-09-20

When in need of anything in our line
please remember phone, black 474.
ADoLPH NELSON.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-09-20
This Saves You Money.

Ranch Butter. r.................... .25cts
Brighton Butter r...................3 .35cts
Best of meats, poultry and fish.
Thero's.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-09-20

Souvenir china can be had at Edwards
Bros at half price.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16

temarl of the Drtonville
Herald Star remarks that the kind
and tho ghtful manner in which
the anti Eddy new spapers disavoW
any belief in the rumor, which they
have. set afoat 50 assiduo them
selves, to the effect that Mr. Eddy
vii not .be.a can g id ate for congress.
is very touc hin & and suggests a
possible failure u some directions
to sneeessfull y touch Mr. Edd
The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16

Rev. DR.. T. Dewitt Talmage, the
greatest of American preachers
since the days Of Beecher, passed
away at his home il Washington
last Saturday Through the med
ium Of the newspapers DR.. Talnage
probably preached to more people
than any other person on the globe,
il the neigh borhood Of :, 900 news
papers having once used his ser
mons.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16


The remainsof Cecil ] Ohm Rhodes,
the colossus Of South Africa, were
laid to rest in 4 tomb Of stone on
the top Of Matoppo Hills, on Thurs
day Of last week, the funeral pro
cession. headed by twelve oxen
drawing the remains, being five
Inilesin length. a poem by Rud-
yard Kipling written for the occa-
sion, was read II this poem Ne.
Kipling says living be vas the
land and dead, bis sonl shall be
her soul
The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16

Mrs. b. Seward, publisher OF
the Saltwater Messenger, and res
#ident Of Redwood Falls during the
tine that her husband conducted
the Redwood Falls Mail, died at
stillWatg Of heart failure on Thurs
day afternoon OF last week. Mr..
Seward was murdered by an insane
printer several years ago.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16

It is certainly to be hoped that IN
the congressional campaign the
wives of the different candidates
will not be dragged into the contest,
or slandered in any way The wives
of all the candidates are estimable
ladies and have a right to be left
out of the contest and treated with
the respect that is due a lady, re-
marks Of a contemporary tothe con
trary Notwithstanding.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16

~
The Socialists Of Brussels at
tempted to make King Leopold Of
Belgium the centre Of . riot on
Wednesday Of last week, but we're
driven back by the police who had
previously ordered four Spanish so
5cialistic agitators out of the coun-
try. King Leopold has been won
derful monarch for Belgium and the
people Of that country may wait .
long time before they get another
like him, after he is gone.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16

The Washington correspondents
of the Tribune and Times, without
any foundation whatever, both state
that it is reported that r. n. Eddy
will not be candidate for congress
this year, owing to a pressure OF
business matters. When Mr. Eddy
authorizes any such statement i
viii be time for the people Of this
district to consider it.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16

If it is true. as reported in the
local columns Of this paper, that
Marvin Hughitt IS to retire from
the presidency Of the Northwestern
railroad company that company
will lose a cog OF its great wheel
who has been a most important fac
tor in making the road what it's
now.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16
oVERFL ON &c GOALS.

lNWOs good second band t1Ipln e bar
Der chairs for sale. hire at Fem
neg Barber Shop. tt
Bees, bee-hives and bee-keepers su p
plies Of all kinds for sale BY +. a. Gray ],
Redwood Falls. Minn So. So
Mrs N Bell Of Sleepy Eye has
been visiting with edWood Falls
friends during the past week
The American girl is considered the
finest on earth. The American Girl
{lgar has 10 equal in the five cent llt
|Ine. n 81 29-tf. #
The z. u. will meet With
Mrs: b. King next Tuesday af-
ternoon- Visitors are always vel
coined TO these meetings.
Work horses for sale. Inquire of
Farrell g. Keefe. 80, 80 If
.s Swan Nielander and wife left last
Wednesday Tor their future homesin
IsWashburn, North Dakota.
The first consignment of straw
berries struck the city last Satur-
day and consumers eagerly gobbled1
|up the lot.
"a. FL. Theiring came over from.
Springfield last Saturday afternoon.
and visited with relatives and
friends until Sunday afternoon.
81 & :
A baby boy was born to DR.. and
Mrs F. W. Birch last Sunday:
morning, and the Doctor says that
with his queen and king he'll stay.
Miss Carrie Cole was elected sec
=retary of literature at the last meet
ing of the women S foreign mission
=ary society Of the Presbyterian.
church.
Fred ]. Thompson left Monday.
for New Richland, where he has SCI
cured the position of station agent.
of the Minneapolis & ST. Louis at
that place.
E. G. Patterson, formerly of this
place. was recently elected corpora
tion counsel to the city of MARSHALL,
with a salary Of 5000 per year, Mr.a
Patterson is also county attorney of
Lyon county
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and.
Mrs. G. r. Apitz on Saturday after
noon last. Mr.. Apitz has already
promised the young man the finest
suit Of tailor made clothes that his
shop can turn out.
The w. G. I. u. of Delhi will en-
tertain the district convention next
month May I'D and 23d are the
dates decided upon. A good pro-
gram will be given each day. The
Redwood Falls union will contribute
a matron S medal contest one even
ing Of the convention.
John p Schumacher writes from
Phena, Itasca county, to have his
GAZETTE sent to that place, where
he is now residing and where he
expects to remain for some time
John states that there is only one
way Of keeping posted on redwood
affairs, and that is through the col
umns Of this paper.
D. e. Bigham returned from San
born last Saturday. While IN that
town he surveyed block of land
located just a block west of the
present Sanborn School house, on
which the Sanborn board Of educa-
ton will erect . new SIS. 900 school
house, bonds 10 that amount having
been voted at q school meeting held
on Thursday evening last.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16
gle
Redwood 0!o3ette
BY AIKEN & sc iMAHL.
WEDNESDAY, APR. l6, 1902.
ADVERTISING RATES !.

Commencing July i, 1898, the followin
rates will be strictly enforced on all new
contracts made for advertising in The RED
WOOD GAzETTE:
Less than 90 inches Il COLI per inch zoe.
Twenty insnes or more, per inch -. -. 15c.
Discounts will be allowed on contracts for
advertising running continuously:
s5.OOto 81 90 discount 20 per cent.
15.0Oto 4O.00 25s
100000 1900, g -. 80 - - SO .
1900 OF over, i. 81 33s3 11aa u :.
Average weekly circulation, "A 6ocopies.
For convenience, a full year of 50 weeks
will be allowed at 30 Insertions thus:
The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16
Mathew Wallace was down From
Nv

Naj. Lew Wallace was down from
Vesta Sunday
Anew six room house for sale or rent
by E.Stegner.5 Inquire at Stegner,s
store. 36-lt +
Attorney A. r. A. Laud don receiv-
ed word Monday that decree Of di
yorce had been granted in the case
OF Richard Manuel vs.. Mary Alice
Manuel, desertion beingsthe ground
for the decree.
Special Rug, Art Square, Car
pet and Drupery for sale, al 81
next week. Read Redwood Falls
Furniture Cos. adv. on last page Of
this issue.
Gen. J 3: Baker, agent Of the
Hayes-Lncas Lumber Go. at this
place, returned from St. Paul last
Friday While in that city Mr..
Baker secured the contract for the
lumber for the Gold Hitchcock Bow
|ers building
Mrs. D. ID KnoWlton received
telegram Saturday, announcing the
sudden death of her fatherat Grants
burg, Wis, where he had been Wis
iting Mrs. KnoWlton left for the
old Wisconsin home Monday to be
=
present at the funeral
Reports from the center Of the
county are to the effect that very
little, if any seed grain was nDcov-El
cred by the strong wind Of Thurs
day and Friday last. Along The
banks Of the Minnesota river sever
all fields were uncovered 81
a large crowd attended the ses-
sion Of the Forum Monday evening,
the papers submitted being upon
municipal improvements, and ex-
tracts from which are published iD
another column. The band was
present and played several selec-
tions At the conclusion Of the
meeting it was voted 70 instruct the
Forum officers to appoint q commit
tee Of seven for the organization of
an Improvement society.
James Flanagan, for many years
chief deputy grain inspector at Min
aDeapolis. and formerly of this city
and Tracy, died Of paralysis last
Friday, at Barron, Wis, whittier
he went about q year ago Two
adult daughters survive him. The
remains were taken to Minneapolis
for interment. the funeral services
being conducted by one of the N
5neapolis Masonic lodges, Of which
the deceased was member last
Sunday a
AT the annual meeting Of the mem
ssbers Of the ladies' aid society of the
Presbyterian church, held last al
day afternoon. Mrs Cs NV 3llea Il as ~ 81
elected president Mrs.
brick vice -presid lent, Mrs E
Pease secretary and Mrs. Fred M
Barnes treasurer The members of
The foreign missionary society of tl.
same church have elected ME-. @
Barackman presid eDt n Toan s||
kins vice spresiide IS. s. 4. Pierce
secretary md 1fiss 5atel treasure ID
The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16

Frank Whitney Of the Marshall
News Messenger attended the sale
Of town lots il Milroy and gave a
plat Of the town, together with a
table showing the price each Of the
principal lots bought. It was q
commendable bit Of of=newspaper en-
terprise and creditable to Frank,
who is doing good work on the Mes
senger.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16

With ex-Gov. Lind acting as at
torney for the Burlington, Cedar
Rsapids 8 Il Northern railroad com
.panY, IN the latter's attempt to Sc
cure valuable CONCESSIONS from the
people Of Minnea polls. it would seem
that the political dreams Of the ex-
governor are surely atan end.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16

Larger contracts at minimum rate of 10
cents per iEchAeach insertion. Rates for
preferred position, metal base e1ectros5 or
alternate insertions furnished at office.
Reading notices in local paragraphs, 1Oc.
per line. Other reading notices over shines,
7cents per line.
Legal notices at legal rates-75 and 35cts
per folio.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16


President Roosevelt S reception at
Charleston. South Carolina, and
other southern points, last week,
was genuine. 4 Il along the presi-
dental route there was feeling
that gave rent to the expression,
He IS one Of Us. Still further. it
demonstrated that the North and
South is cemented together into one
grand country devoid of sect ~
ism, and where the north and south
means nothing more than the est
and west vast field of American
The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16

The opposition to Gov Vansant,
after he has been renominated at
the Republican State convention,
will come from the railroad inter
ests, that is. the proposed railroad
merging interests. It remains to
be seen whether the people of Min
nesota are stronger than those con
Germs when the election occurs next
November.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16
patriot otism from whence can be gath
cred a united liberty ing people,
capable Of hold ding their own with
any other nation Of the globe.
J w a basso Stan dard

be Wabasso Standard was two
years old with its last issue, a
healthy news paper child, as hand
some as az y Of. sweet sixteen or
more, and Editor N er has. a right
to be proud Of his ne Wsy young
ster.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-04-16

The Morgan Messenger, under the
management Of T. s. Pollard, has
been continually on the improve,
and the last issue was an unusually
creditable one for that town. Not
only was the paper neatly printed,
but it was filled with live local and
editorial matter.