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Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-24

FOR SALE-High Grade 10 horse
power steam engine and boiler.
Second hand. Excellent condition.
Manufacturer, care of Evening News.
4-8-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-24
italian War Ships and People Greet
EngIand,s SOVEREIGN.

NAPLES, April 24.-The Duke of
Abruzzi, the German princes and the
Duke of Braganza greeted King Ed
ward on board the Victoria and AL
bert. A military delegation, headed
by General Pedotti, welcomed the
British sovereign in the name of the
king of Italy.
All Naples and the war ships in the
harbor were illuminated, and the gala
performance at the opera was attended
by the queen of Portugal, the Portu-
guese and the German princes and the
officers of both squadrons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-24

The schooner John J. Perry saile'
for Rockland yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-24
To Give An Opera.

The Hungarian Amateur Society
will give the opera "Samy GoIdstein,
The new Citizen of Buda Pest" in
Columbia Hall, State Street, Tuesday
evening, April 2s. The manager of
the affair will be Paul Juhasz. Will
helm Fren will be the musical director.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-24

The schooner Florence & Lillian,
Captain Kendall, sailed for Belfast
yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-24

The tugs Maple and Luther @. Ward
arrived in port with light tows and
departed at once with others loaded
yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-24
Heavier Engine Here.

Work in the local yards of the Gen.
tral Railroad of New Jersey has be-
come so very heavy within the last
few months that it has become neces-
sary to send the small engine, No.
178, to Jersey City, and No. 1856, the
heavy "hog, is now at work here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-24
Guests From Tie West.

Jeppe Sondergaard, of State street,
went to Jersey City yesterday after
noon to meet his cousin, Miss Minnie
Wachtman and Miss Foster, who
arrived from Spokane, Washington.
They will spend few weeks with
Mr.. SonderRaard, and take three
months trip through Europe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-24
The Real Value.

The value of Telephone Service is
in the number of persons it reaches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-24
LONG SHORE NEWS.

The schooner Susan Stetson arrived
from New York yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-24

The schooner Henry Whitney sailed
for Belfast yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-24
Annual Meeting Of Stockholders.

Railroad Go.
New York City, April 9th, 1908.
Notice lis hereby given that the
Annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the New York and Long Branch
Railroad Company, will be held at
the principal office of the Company at
Jersey City. on Monday, the fourth
day of May, next, at twelve O'Clock
noon, for business that may properly
come before the meeting.
G. o. WATERMAN, Secretary.
2365-4-6 & 3t o. e. W..
Advertising is the life of trade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-24

The steam pilot boats New York
and New Jersey are expected to arrive
at the yards of the Perth Amboy dry
dock for a thorough overhauling in
the near future.
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Order for Hearing on Claims.

q TATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
y Redwood. IS. In Probate Court. Special
Term. Jan. Sd, 1908.
In the matter of the estate of David lib
belts. deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate of
said deceased being this Gay granted unto
Daniel Mclean of said county,
It is ordered, That all claims and demands
OF all persons against said estate be pre-
sented to this Court for examination and al
lowance at the probate Office in the city
of Redwood Falls, in said county on Monday.
the 9th day of July, "A. D. 1908, at IL o.
clock a m.
1t is further ordered. That six months
from the date hereof be allowed to creditors
to present their claims against said estate,
at the expiration of which time all claims
not presented to said Court. or not proven to
it's satisfaction. shall be forever barred, I'M
less for cause shown, further time be al
lowed.
Ordered further, That notice of the time
and place of the hearing and examin alton
of said claims and demands shall be given by
publication of this order for three success
sive weeks prior to the day appointe for such
examination, in THE REDWOOD GAZETTE.
weekly newspaper printed and published
at Redwood Falls. in said county.
Dated at Redwood Falls. the Sd day of
January, A. D.19O3.
BY the Court.
[SEAL] GEO. L. EVANS
22-3t Judge of Probate.
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Order to Examine accounts.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
~ Redwood, IS In Probate Court, Special
Term. Jan 23d 1908
l.. Jones, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of
ThOS. Mcmillan, administrator of the estate
of Fred l.. Jones, deceased repre-
senting among other things, that he has
fully administered said estate and has in
good faith paid certain debts and claims
against said estate which have not beer
proved nor allowed, and Iraying that
tune and place be fixed for examining and
allowing his account of his administration,
him and not proved or allowed, and for the
assignment of the residue of said estate to
the parties entitled thereto by law.
It is ordered, that said scconnt be examin-
ed. and petition and application for the al
lowance of said claims and debts so paid by
him and not vet allowed according to law,
be heard by this court on Thursday the 10th
day of February, A. d. 1908. at 1 O'Clock
a. m. at the Probate Office in Redwood Falls
in said county.
And it is further ordered. that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested.
by publishing this order once in each week
for three successive weeks prior to said day
of hearing in the Redwood Gazette week
ly newspaper, printed and published at
Redwood Falls in said county.
Dated at Redwood Falls the 23d day of
BY theCourt,
[sEAL.] GEO. L EVANS,
25-3 Judge of Probate.
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Summons.

STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF
~ Redwood. District Court Ninth Judicial
district.
w. II. Gold, Plaintiff VS. John Smith Fred
Hauert and Mrs. r. A stone Defendants
The state of Minnesota to the above named
defendants;
You and each of you are heceby summon
ed and required to answer the complaint OF
the plaintiff in this action. which mas been
filed with the clerk of court and to serve
copy of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber at his Office in Redwood
Falls. in the county of Redwood and state OF
aforesaid, within twenty days after the
service OF this summons upon you, exclusive
of the day of such Servicl: and it you fail to
answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid. the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated January 10th. 1903.
s. l.. PIERCE
PLAINTIFFS Attorney
% 6 Redwood Falls. MINI.
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COrOner's Inquests.

-GTarrant No.
l64 E Schlegel NJ D deputy
cor fees ipq VIM Kramer 1886
$40 Helgeson juror inquest
unnamed baby boy 49,. 1.2O
900 VIM Steele services ing.
same OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50
.SO4 II P Dredge cor fees inq
Hac xert hoy. ......... 11.45
s665 e p Gibson M D services in
post mort Gundersouinq 7.6O
ES73 w A Palmer depty cor fees
inq Peter Jorgenson.... 1850
Z
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Probate Court.

(T arraBt No.
St He Schlegel NJ D. juror in
sanity G Il CANON .....
SO Alvin small fees INSANITY
of Mrs Anderson and
Mrs Harris .........-...........
s. same fees insanity. G
Joplin and G Cahooh. =.
II fees Insanity of, O Albert
son an1 Hannah Wei
lage -. ..-..........l
9S Geo Alexander wit insani-
ty Geo Joplin ..-.......
90 Pavid Alexander "a me-.
215 f w Lee const fee insan-
ity joplin. ..
ea24 DR. G P Gibson juror misty
Martha Harris.
1925 same ..-..............
S6S Alvin Small fees lnSan lty
And Rasmussen ........
974 DIR c. X Pease juror insani-
ty A Rasmussen aud
CahOol.
979 DIR w a Palmer, juror in
sanity A Rasmussen. 49,.
Tf536 Alvin Small fees insanity
G Anderson ........
1856 Fred Mclaughlin, fees in
Andrew Rasmussen. -.
1880 Peter Pint. const fees
same. ...............
2i16 DR. G. P Gibson juror inSan-
ity Caroline Anderson
2I35 he Schlegel same ....
2I37 Alvin Small fees insanity
Matte Wonsyl Id.
2s69 same fees insanity Peter
SChwab .............
Total
Less amount charged in
sheriff's fees. ...........@
Balance. ............ -.
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Approved and respectfully submitted to
the tax payers of Redwood county Mime
sofa
Dated at Redwood Falls, Minnesota, this
9Th day of January, A. D., 1908.
G. w. MEAD.
j. W.. CARLILE.
AUDITORS sEAL) GEORGE Posi-.
r. McCORQUODADE
}. F. CAIN
Board of County Commissioners of Red
wood county, Minnesota.
Attest: I. N. ToMPKINS,
County Auditor and ex-Oficio
.lerk of Board.
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Repairs and Improvements.

warrant No.
sol A Mason & Son plumbing
at jail .......s.......... 200
$50 Laird-Norton yard lumber
for sidewalks ............ 275
1877 DebOld Sale and Lock Co,
repairing treas vault
do 7 ....-..".....- 2h2U
a6l y w Parkhill repairing
alarm bell at jail...... 200
sos L a Mason & son plumbing
at jail.......... ....,..... 836
~ house lawn a,il' -. -. 1870
laos Richard BehrenS work on
court house lawn. 1913
Z 409 Michael Uric same ......... % %
and floors 1852 80
1865 Laird-Norton Yards lumb-
er for court house. OBI
1869 e A Mason s. Son putting in
water closet at ct house 74.oo
aS7O Same plumbing at ct house 500
4s7l NJ o Byram carpenter work
on clos and Fix windows 300
1912 n G Engjund painting root
and clos IL court house ~
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Miscellaneous Supplies.

Warrant No
stamps FOR treas. 800
126 same base for book case. 2O.OO
band dater. ......t......... so
1876 same gold seals . 1890 .35
$50 A Pease supplies for ct h
1856 C Fred Thompson lawn mower 1895
167 KuenZli & LusCher supplies for 2.4o
214 Geo d Barnard Co supplies
for court house l97
594 H M Hitchcock & Co, material
for repairs on Jail. 4.75
500 same supplies for ofices...... 1925
pane ... 49, -. 265
6O3 same book case and supplies 11.Io
613 Geo ID Barnard & Co supplies
for Offices ................., Ats
GIT Brown Treacy & Sperry Co
REPEATING rubber stamp $50
61S same gold seals. 1890. 40
stamps .................. 10
1899 Fl l. Collins Co 5 eX sess laws $50
house and iaii. 2293
1894 Schmahl s. Jaehning hose and
reel. .........-........ 40 |
1896 M Hitchcock & Co supplies
Tor offices ...........g..... 1896
1897 same ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.13
1868 Cummins s. Dripps broom for
court house. ................... .25
400 Kuenzh & Luscher grass seed
for lawn. Observation-Disclosures. 562
Supt .......................... 34OO
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Contagious Diseases.

Warrant No.
65s NJ Clark treas Lamberton vii 70 so
500 Treas vii of Vesta ............. 21.O0
go same town of New AvOn...... % 20
GIL same town of Delhi. ........... 122. 81
672 same town of New Avon.... 11T65
673 same village OF Wabasso...... 1912
147S same town of Redwood Falls 500
1870 same town Of North Hero. 81 50
1850 same town at Charlestown 1900
1881 same town of Granite Rock. $3.50
1882 same village of SanbOrn..... Goo
14S3 sane village OF Wabassu...... $500
1898 same town of Nesta ........... 10000
1899 same village of SanbGfn.. 1880
1900 same city of Redwood FaliS... As. 80
1901 same city of Redwood FAILS. 1872 90
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Miscellaneous.


83 Alvin small postage for sheriff
1901 ,,.-.............. ....a...... 600
81 W 2 Tenney postage freight
and express. ................ 1866
145 Fred L Warner postage for
clerk 100
las City of Redwood Falls water
for ct house aud Jail. -. 1904
l49 same same.............: 41.96
15l Southern Eiec Telephone Co
rent for phones. ........... $3.50
162 n w Couleigh postage for
register ................. 49,. $3.50
16o j Race postage express and
kilograms for Supt. ......... 60.41
166 A G Burmeister lighting and
fixtures Observation-Disclosures. 69.42
1913 n TompkinS post tor auditor IA. 20 |
205 p Tenney elk hire in treas
once ............... "a | s
212 p Cooper telephone and tele
graph messages. ............ 122
593 W 2 Tenney psf exp trgt...... 34.56
500 Fred l. Warner psf for clerk. 375
COZ y Tom pkins post for auditor 1925
600 Cobleigh post for register 1850
1860 Fred L Warner post for clerk 37o
1898 D L Bigham grades for side
walks. .......... cool
1899 ThoS j Lang lnSp citing boilers 600
140l W Cobleigh post for register IA 90
14O3 w Z Tenney psf. eX. and trgt 1896
4O4 same copies OF depository bnd 800
1406 / N Tompkins post for auditor 1866
1412 City of Redwood Falls water
tor ct house and jail....... 67.94
1920 Tate supt school for deaf
eX Redwood co inmates of
school .............st ........ 1912
1921 A G Rogers supt school for
feeble minded Same....... 29.73I
1850 N Tate supt school for deaf
eX K Satra .............. 5000
1867 N w Cobleigh post for register 1925
1874 N Tompkins post for auditor 100
s676.63
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Special Dog Tax Fund.
DAMAGES PAID AND VIEWERS

$50 Gottleib Kuenzli dam
ages ................ S111.25
755 Clark Shaver. dam 500
76O d K McCorquodale
damages ........ 1900
1913 VIM steele, reviewer 900
764 f Z Scoates, reviewer 400
10 JOS Wagner, reviewer 200
$40 IhOs Allen. damages 1900
S76 Gus Johnson dam 500
S77 Samuel Foster. Serv so
87S D D Murray damages 800
S79 A M Bondeson, Serv 200
1927 F w Noble services 400
llo2 F Bunting. services 200 s173.75
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Under The Rose
By FREDERIC S. ISHAM,
Author Of 1.-THE StroIlers."
Copyright 1905 BY Bowen-Msrrin Company.

added scornfully. WAS ever a mon
arch so easily befooled? A Judge Of
men? No; a ruler who trusts rather
to fortune and blind destiny. Unlike
Charles, he looks not thru men, but at
Them - - : -
Think no more of it," she broke
in, hastily, seeing the effect of her
words. se
Nay, good Jacqueline,"' quickly re-
torted the jester; the truth, I pray
you. Believe me, shall mend the
sooner for it. What said the duke
as he calls himself?"
why, he shook his head ruefully,"
reservation. ".'Your majesty he said,
for the memory of bygone quibbles
1 sought him, but found him not
alack!-on the stool Of repentance >"
& About the fools mouth quivered
the grim suggestion Of a half-smile.
He is the best jester of us all, he
muttered. "And then? ?" fastening his
eyes upon hers.
No sooner sire, went on the duke,
had entered the cell than he rushed
upon me, and, it grieves me, I used
the wit-snapper roughly So'-fold-
ing her. hands before her and gazing
at the plaisant-I cen came to see If
you were killed" So
You came he said. Eyes; but
how?"
What matters it?" she answered.
Perhaps it was magic, and the cell
doors flew open at my touch"
ssI can almost believe it, he re-
turned.
And his glance fell thoughtfuIly
from her to the couch. Before the
assault he had lain at night upon the
straw on the floor, and this unhoped-
for immunity from the dampness Of
the stones or the scampering of oc-
casional rats suggested another start
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CHAPTER XVI.-Continued.
Tidings From the Court.

Tidings From the Court.
care you better?', she asked.
He raised himself on his elbow, sur
.prised at the unexpected appearance
of his visitor.
.'Jacquline!" he said, wonderingly
recognizing the features of the jocula-
trix. II must have been unconscious
all night" And. he stared from her
toward the window. IL
Eyes" she returned with a peculiar
smile; "all night" And bending over
z him, she held a receptacle to his lips
from which he mechanically drank a
broth, warm and refreshing, the while
he endeavored to account for the
strangeness Of her presence In the cell.
She placed the bowl on the floor and
then, Strengthening her slim figure,
again regarded him. -
you are improving FAST she COM
mented. reflectively.
Thanks to your sovereign mixture,
he answered, lifting a hand to his
bandaged head, and striving to collect
his scattered ideas which already
seemed to flow more consecutively.
The pain which had racked his brow
last deep slumber, and grateful
warmth diffused itself in his veins with
q growing assurance of physical relief.
"But may ask how you came here 2"
he continued, perplexity mingling with
the sense of temporary languor that
stole over him.
t# IT heard the duke tell the king you
had attacked him and he had struck
you down. she replied, after pause.
His face darkened; his tTroBbed
once more: with his fingers he idly
picked at the straw.
''And the king, of course, believed y
ha said. "Oh, credulous king!" he
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81 shall be ready" he broke in i'm
patiently. What must do?'
mot drink this wine have brought,
but give it to the turnkey in the morn
but take none yourself, feigning sud-
den illness. He will not refuse, be-
ing always sharp-set for cup. Moth
ing can be done with the other jailers,
but this one is a thirsty soul, ever
ready to bargain for a dram. Your
couch cost I know not how many flag
ons. Altho he drinks many tankards
and pitchers every day, yet will this
small bottle make him drowsy. You
will leave while he is sleeping
I'm the daylight, mistress?" he
asked, eagerly ''Why not wait"
NO. she said, decisively: there
is no other way. This turnkey is
only a day Waterman. It is danger
Gus, but the best plan that suggested
itself. I know many unfrequented
corridors and passages thru the old
part of the castle the king has not re-
built, and road at the back, now lit
tie used, that runs thru the wood and
thicket down the hill. It Is desper-
ate chance, but"
"The danger of remaining is more
desperate he interrupted, quickly.
the book Of fate" His expression
changed; became fierce, eager. Are
you, indeed, the arbiter Of that fate:
the sorceress Triboulet feared?"
You are thinking of the duke" she
answered, with frown, "and that IL
you escape
Truly you are sorceress," he re-
piled, with a smile. 81 consider life
has grown sweet"
She moved abruptlytoward the door.
NAY, 1 meant not to offend you," his
spoke up. more gently.
TT is your own fortunes you ever
injure,' she retorted, gazing coldly
back at him.
Zone moment, sweet Jacqueline.
Why did you not go with the
princess?"
Her face changed; grew dark; from
eyes, deep and gloomy, she shot q
quick glance upon him.
"Perhaps-because like the court
too well to leave it, she answered
mocking1y, and, vouchsafing no fur
Their word, quickly vanished. 1t was
only when she had gone the jester sud-
denly remembered he had forgotten
to thank her for what she had done in
the past or what she proposed doing
on the morrow.
Cro be continued to-morrow.l
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the dukes kingdom
His kingdom!" said the fool, with
derfsion. .But go on. Tell me about
It, Jacqueline.; Their parting with the
court! HOW they set out on their
journey. All, Jacqueline; ALL"
They were married in the Chapelle
de la Trinite, :" responded the girl, hest
tating. Then with an odd side look,
she went on ,rapidly: ''The bridal
party made an imposing cavalcade;
the princess in her litter, behind a
number Of maids on horseback At
the castle, gates several pages, dressed
bridal train. b .Hymen; 10 Hymen!'
cried the :throng: Godspeed!' ex-
claimed Queen Marguerite, and threw
a parchment, tied with a, golden rib
bon, into the princess litter; an cpl
thalamlum, In verse, written in her
own falr hand: Este perpetual MUIR
groom's own men, the king sent a
strong escort to the border, and thus
1t was aFnumerous company that rode
from the castle, with colors flying and
the princess handkerchief fluttering
from her litter a last farewell
"A last FAREWELL repeated the fool.
They all shouted TIE Deum, and none
stood there to warn her.
TO Warn! retorted the jestress.
mot a maid but envied her that Spec
tacle; the magnifcence and splendor!,
But not what will follow he said,
and, lying back on his couch, closed
his eyes.
Rapidly the scene passed before
him; the false duke at the head Of the
cavalcade, elate, triumphant; the prin-
cess in her litter, brilliant dazzling;
the laughter, the hurried adieus; tears
and smiles; the smart sayings of the
testers, a bride their legitimate prey,
her bushes the delight of the face
tious mobiles; the comp1acency Of the
pleasure-loying king-a1l f1oated be-
fore his eyes like the Pigment Of a
dream. How mocking the pomp and
glitter! For the princess, what an
awakening was to ensue!, The free
baron must have known the emperor
was in Spain, and had met the fools
stratagem with a final mastery ma
neuver. The bout was over; the first
great bout; but in the next would
there be a next? Jacqueline's words
now implied a doubt
You are soon to leave here she
said. For Paris. 2
Seated on the stool, her hands
crossed over her knees. Jacqueline
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seemed no longer a creature Of indefi-
mite or ambiguous purpose, On the
contrary, her profile was trimmed in
light, and very matter-of-fact and Sc
rious it seemed.
4 why am I to leave for Paris = ne
remarked, absently.
Because they are going to take you
there" she returned, ito be tried as
a heretic." He started and again sat
up. TN your room was found a book
by Calvin. OF course she went on,
you will deny it belonged to you?"
What would that avail?" he said,
indifferently. But have the followers
Of Luther or Calvin no friends In
Francis court?''
'Have they in Charles domain ?"
she asked quickly.
THE Protestants in Germany are a
powerful body; the emperor is forced
to bear with them
Here they have no friends-open-
ly,''. she went on. ''Secretly-Mar-
these will not serve you; could not if
they would. Besides, this heresy of
which you are accused is but a pre-
text to get rid of you.
He remained silent, thinking that if
the mission to the emperor miscarried,
his own position might, indeed, be past
mending. If the exposure of the free
0S1A
assurance in his own ultimate release
might prove but vain expectation. In
Paris the trial would doubtless not be
protracted. From the swift tribunal
to the slow fire constituted no COM
plicated legal process, and appeal
there was none, save to the king, from
whom might be expected little mercy,
less justice.
"Escaper the Jester answered.
dwelling on these matters. "But
BY leaving this prison. she an
swered, lowering her voice.
He glanced significantly at the walls,
the windows and the door, beyond
which could be heard the tread of the
jailer and the clanking of the keys
hanging from his girdle.
I would have done that long since,
Jacqueline, if 1 had had my WILL" he
replied.
!, Are you strong enough to attempt
1T she remarked, doubtfully, scan
ming the thin face before her.
our words shall make me So" he
retorted, and looking into his glitter
ing eyes, she almost believed him
Not to-day, but Tomorrow the
girl added, thoughtfully. Perhaps
then"