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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-12-14

NE have sold Grocery Business in
Redwood Falls and give possession
December 18th, 19O4--AH persons indebted to
US, kindly come in and "pay up" before that date
Also, all persons holding due bills from US please
get them in by the same date.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-12-14
DEAD IN A CORNFIELD.
Body of an Unknown Man Found West of
Morgan.
Morgan Messenger

While James B. Hanson, farmer
living on section Is, Morgan town
ship, was picking corn in his corn
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-12-14
Fitz Scores Jefries.

Bob F1tzsimmons, the grand old
man" of pugilism, is out for blood and
glory again and, like war horse
seeming the battle afar, resents the
charge of Jim Jeffries that he was in
sincere when he issued a challenge re-
Gently offering to fight the champion
again.
Just to prove that / mean what /
say" says the Cornishman in the mis-
sive. Il will cancel all my theatrical
engagements to take him on. am not
afraid of Jefries. I still have conf
dence in my ability to defeat him. He
knows well that had him beaten un-
til he landed that punch in the eighth
round in San Francisco two years ago.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-12-14
Wrestler Wen After rremb1ey.

Charles Well, the light heavyweight
wrestling champion OF the New Eng
land states, is after a match with Eu-
gene Trembley, the light heavyweight
champion of Canada, at catch-as-catch-
can style, best two out of three falls,
before a club offering good induce
ments, for the gate receipts and side
bet
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
BILL TO PAY EX-QUEEN
STRIKES SENATE SNAG

A bill to pay 100000 TO ex-Queen LII
iuokalani. Of Hawaii. in satisfaction OF
all claims legal and equitable" was
considered by the Senate late yesterday
afternoon, until adjournment. Opposition
developed 10 the bill and the debate be-
came long drawn out.
An amendment proposed by Mr.. Plat
of Connecticut, to strike out all words
in the bill recognizing any claim against
this Government. was adopted.
A committee amendment TO insert 5000
600 as the amount TO be paid. was de-
feated. leaving the amount open. on
a motion to reconsider the bill the
ayes were Is and the noes 70. lacking II
votes OF a quorum. whereupon the SEN
ate adjourned. with the motion pending,
until Monday.
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
ENGINE COMPANY NO. IL
ENTERTAINED BY FRIENDS
Music, Literary Selections and Refresh
ments Make Up Program.

Members Of No. y Engine Company
were rendered an entertainment and
reception by their numerous friends Oh
Thursday evening. II took place at the
engine house, North Capitol and Quincy
Streets. and about go guests were pres
emit
The rooms were tastcfullv decorated
and after program Of music and recl-
tatiOns refreshments were served.
Those who took part in the entertain
fnent were. Mr.. EsteTly. comic songs
Mr. weston. recitation; Mr.. Weidman
solo; William Gaylor. baritone SON.
Charles McHlntQsh. songs: Miss Keefer
sOprano solo; Milton Clarke. whistler
y Atkins and =. Johnson. comedians
Miss Pagan and Miss Baker, soloz j.
Bond. songs. Miss Offutt. piano ,oIo /:
=. Mitchell. songs. the Misses Harvey
duet
Following is the list Of those IN charge
Of the affair.
Master Of ceremOnieS-A- j. Baurgagni
reception committee. Foreman ~ w
Wright. ". A. Dixon: 9. Saur. " y
smith. J. 3. Simus, cutcrt ainmcnt com
Inittee. +. n. Lusky. g. W. watts; re-
freshmen committee. J. y. Browning,
II. y. Barker; door committee G. G..
OBrien. J. .. Leary. +. &. Dodge.
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
Don't Wait Until You Are Worse.

Taken in time the suffering OF this little would
have been prevented. Her mother writes me:
years ogo my continuously for sly
doctors and they failed vet il took
bottles Of your remedy her, and she has
''Mrs. c. II. Avery, Rockdale, y. y
'Tis pity she did first write before the
dangerous
The wife of Omer Andrus. OF Bayou Chicot. La.
sick for twenty years For eight years could
practically work He writes:
when she frs. started taking Restorative barely
weighed pounds se weighs 49, and able easily TO do
all her housewoTz
Twenty dark years might have been bright
once.
j. c. BiHln gsley. OF Thomasville. Ca for three
years has crippled with disease. Now ne Is
well He write
spent Ger other medicines and the $500 spent
with you have done more good than al the rest
Both money and suffering might have been saved.
And these are only three from over 5000 similar
These letters-dozens Of them-come every day
How much serious illness the Restorative has pre-
vented. 1 means OF knowing. for the slightly
uI the Ind isposed simply get bottle Of
their druggist are cured and never hear from
them.
But of 500 sick ones-seriously sick mind YOU
To- guarantee. 80 out OF each 40 have
paid. Paid ie@Huse they got we'll
II 7 ccccd in Ike thCse-faii but
time in diseases deepseated and chronc-isnt II
certain can always cure the slightly i'll?
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
SAMPLE PACKACE SENT FREE-


torrhoea, ysricocele, or weakness If any nature
Of the nerve sexual organs, cure must be
positive and permanent This Company viii
send every person who = suffering from nervous
diseases a weeks ~ c-nent absolutely free
There is but test q genuine medicine, and
that is the results which are obtained by its
use; lit cures the disease for which IL is pre-
which the fallopia Lynn Co wish their
one week free treatment 70 be tried After
using Regenerative Tablets one week the SUI
ferer viii find new Figor in his organs, new
force in his muscles new blood IN hig VEINS.
new anbtonsa new man IN vitality, health
peculiarly grateful effect, and the patient feels
the benefit after It's first days U.s. Il goes
direct 20 the seat OF the trouble, no matter OF
how long standing, giving strength and develop
rnent where l. Is needed This marvellous rem
ody banishes all feelings Of bashfulness toward
that come from early abuse, excess Of orerwork
and business cares all OF which result IN prerna-
ture los Of strength and memory, emissions, i'm
potency. and varicocele. Regenerative Tablets
VIII effect cure a. any age; there is no case
that IL viii not cure pernanentiv. except where
epilepsy or insanity has already been reached.
Fallopia Lynn Co makes restrictions: every
person who writes viii be sent a weeks treat
ment absolutely free and postpaid carefully
wrapped IN plain package with no advertising
on i TO indicate what II contains Tbey have
received thousands OF letters from people All
over the country trIling Of the most astrnisi,-
ing cures made by Regenerstive Tablets Their
enc week Tree ofrer Is genuine. and no c-rosr-
rassing questions asked. Write today to the
Fallopia Lynn Co, 706 Burlington Building. ST
Tree; their book which is also free and sent
with the free treatment. viii explain how To-
take the treatment in private and c,se yourself
at home.
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
All You Need To Do

Simply sign the above-that is all. Ask for the
book you need. The offer I make is broad-is lib
eral. The ay is easy-is simple. The Restorative
is certain
But do not misunderstood me-
This is not free treatment. with nothing ever 10
pay. Such an offer would be msleading-would be-
little the physician who made It, But believe in
a sick ones honesty-his gratitude. That when he
is cured. he will pay the cost of the treatment
and gladly.
make this offer that those who might doubt
may learn at my risk
Tell OF it, please. to friend who is sick. Or
send me his That's but a triae to ask-a
minutes time-a postal He is your friend. You
can help him. My way may be his only way 10
get we'll
l. stranger offer to do all this Won't ysu
his friend, his neighbor. simply write?
He will learn from my book way to get well.
Perhaps. I say. the only way for him. His case
may be serious-hopeless almost. Other physicians
other specialists. may have failed The matter IS
urgent. then
Write me postal or sign above today.
Addresss Or. shcop Box 676s. Racine. Wis:
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
Why the Restorative Succeeds

You oil and rub adjust and repair weak
engine II viii never be stronger nor do it's work
better without steam. More power-more steam Is
necessary.
And 80 with the vital organs. Doctor them as
you will That's repairing. Permanent cures
never come through treating the nerves that
operate those organs.
And that Restorative does.
After al most lifetime OF Iabor-of study at bed
sides and research in hosptals-I made this discov
cry. | found way TO treat. not the organs them
selves. but the nerves-the inside nerves-that OPP
crate these organs and gives them power and
strength and health. That discovery has shown me
the way 70
IT makes my offer possible
know the remedy. / forget the study.
all the research the trials and that perfected
II. have watched it's action year after year in
cases difficult discouraging Time after time
have seen it bring back health to those poor
whom hope had almost deserted l know what it
will do.
My only problem is to convince you
And so make M offer. And the bare fact that
make such an offer ought of itself 10 convince
you that 1 know hoy to cure Please read IL
again. Tt means exactly what say. No catch--np
misleading phrases in il. Simply this-you take the
medicine aad / viii take the risk.
And you-not I4decidc if you are to pay.
The Washington times., 1904-02-13

In weight. and became so weak that I
was confined to the house for many
weeks
After inhaling for only two weeks the
healing oily vapors and Koch Tuber-
culine which you prescribed for me.
felt like another man. My family phvsf-
clan tried the treatment himself and
said 1t was all right. I therefore con-
unued its use. and today I am entirely
cured and owe a lifetime gratitude 10
the Koch physicians for restoring me
TO normal health. strength anC weight.
/ simply deem it my plain duty to suf-
ferins humanity to make this truthful
statement. and you are at liberty TO
publish the same il you so desire. Wish
ing you every success in this humane
work. I remain
Faithfully yours
MARTIN PIERCE.
President and Manager EfOneoye Falls
IN. " Wood Works.
Veteran Civil War. Co. d. I26th \. Y.
(Hancook's Fighting Corps.
Present QUARTERMASTER of LEWIS
GATES POST. No. 500. G. A. r.
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
ARRANGEMENT COMPLETED
FOR ST0DDARD'S FUNERAL

The funeral of Leonard Stoddard. OF
the Postoffice Department. who died
Thursday night. will be held at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. from the family
residence. 1127 Eleventh Street. The ser
vice will be conducted by representatives
Of the Masonic order. Of which Mr.. Stod-
dRrd was n prominent member. The body
will be sent at IL o'clock D. m. TO Law
renee. Mass. his former home. for IN
terment.
The Washington times., 1904-02-13

Many people I'm Washington and N
cinity have been cured of consuraotion
and asthma by the Koch Tre.t mem.
some OF them after all other treatments
hao failed. Mr.. f. b. Shaver. I. 3 c St
y. E. Washington. d. c, says: Il
had hemorrhages. but the Koea Treat
ment has cured me. had night sweats
and an apparently incurable cough. but
the healing vapors OF the Koch Treat
ment have restored me to perfect
health Call az the Washington Of
flee. 1856 New York Avenue. and in
sDect the testimonials. Free consulta-
ton. examination. and trial treatment.
which VIII make you better, II You
cannot call. write for descriptive book
let describing t4ome Treatment. which
can be sent to your home without extra
cost.
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
DIPLOMATS BELIEVE
CASSINI WILL REMAIN

In diplomatic circles no credence is
given to the report published in a New
York paper that Count Cassini is soon
TO be recalled from Washington.
1t is pointed out that Count Cassini
is a personal friend OF Count Lamsdorff
the minister of foreign affairs. and Is
one Of the Cars closest advisers in
matters relating to Russias foreign in
tereSts.
Count Cassini declines 70 make any
statement in the matter.
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
SPOKE ON POLITICS.

Charles II. Turner, assistant district
attorney, and former Representative
from New York. made an interesting
address Wednesday night at Linthicum
Night School. The subject was Poll
tics The addresses are given every
other Wednesday evening. and are open
TO the public
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
NEWS OF GEORGETOWN.
TEMPLARs ENTERTAIN.

Silver Star Lodge. No. 20. Independent
Order Good Templars. held an interest
ing meeting Thursday night at Good
Templar Hall, in the Brookevilie Road
An interesting musical and llterary pro-
gram was given, after the regular rou-
tine business had been transacted. John
T. Finney, chief templar OF the Ten
leytown Lodge presided
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
ROBBED BY A GIRL
WHILE AT CONFESSION

PITTSBURG. Pa. Feb. 13.-Marie
Nallcy. aged fourteen years. was ar
rested today, charged with picking the
pockets Of nearly thirty persons while
they were at confession IN church.
When The officers searched her home,
In Steaben Street. fourteen pocket
books were recovered.
Marie visited nearly all the Catholic
churches in this city and piled her vo-
cation around the confessional boxes.
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
LENTEN SERVICES.

The holy season OF Lent VIII COM
mence next Wednesday Rev Father
Ennis. S. J.. of Georgetown Univer-
sity, viii preach Wednesday night at
Trinity church. corner Thirty-sixth
and o Streets northwest. for the bene-
fit of the conference Of the St. Vim
cent de Paul Masses on Ash Wednes-
day will be celebrated at s, :. and 9
O'Clock. During Lent the week day
masses will be chanted at S. Z. and 2
a m. Every Friday night the way OF
bYated
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
No Word Yet.
TELEPHONE SERVICE
is BEING RESTORED
Chesapeake and Potomac Company
Makes Rapid Repairs.

The work or restoring the Baltimore
telephone system is progressing rapid
~. according to a letter just received
by the District Commissioners from
L. ~. Bethel. president of the Chesa-
peaxe and Potomac Telephone Company.
I'VE have already connected many OF
the stations, says the president,
(which were deprived Of service by the
fire. and from day to day as the cables
are placed others will be connected. The
greater part. II not ALL Of the system
will be restored within two or three
weeks" -ie
The Washington times., 1904-02-13

RegenerstiVe Tablets is the only recognized
positive and permanent cure for Lost Manhood
in all its forms and stages. II Is scientifically
prepared by the best chemists in the world.
The reputation Of The institution is such that all
physicians know when they stand sponsor for .
remedy, that remedy must be exactly as repre-
scented. And when upon their reputation they
make the statement that Regenerative Tablets
viii cure all cases Of Lost Manhond. Snerna-
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
BUILDING BILL FOR
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

A bill for the erection of a public
building for the United States Geologi-
cal Survey has been introduced in the
Senate by Mr. Teller. and has been re-
ferrcd TO the Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds. The limit of
entire cost is to be 81 10000. OF which
the building itself is 10 cost not more
than $3.50, 600.
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
HOUSE BOAT PARTY.

A birthday party and dance was given
last night I'm honor of William Lyncn.
on his house boat on the Potomac. near
the District line. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynch, the Misses Miles. Lynch.
Chick. Peters. Eisenbise. Theurer, Ben
ton, and Messrs- Morey, Lynch. NJ b.
O'Connor, Torreyson. Switzerland. Gil
liam, Collins, Fowler, J. Harper, Joseph
Harper, johnson, Coberth, Hearst.
Boucher, Mccain, Marcy, and Hess.
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
TWO HUNDRED DOLLAR FIRE.

The dwelling at 1872 Thirtieth Street
northwest. owned by James A. Archer.
Of 1853 Thirty-second Street northwest.
and occupied by Howard Wesley, col
ored. was damaged by fire this morn
ing about s O'Clock, to the extent Of
about $500 Wesley made a fire in his
room, and after filing IL UP with coal.
locked the door and went away to work
The stove became red hot. and ignIted
some rags which were nthe floor near
by
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
BISHOP TO oFFIcIATE.

Bishop Curtis. OF Baltimore, is 70
administer the Sacrament OF ConfrTna-
ton tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
to the converts OF the recent mission
Rev. Father J~t7 Collins. one of the
Missionary Fatafi of New York. will
preach tomorr~/s- ,rning at Trinity al
the II O'Clock N
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
WOMAN FALLS FROM CAR.

While attempting to alight from car
at Seventh and F Streets northwest
late last night, Mrs. Maud Thompson.
thirty-five. of 631 + Street northwest.
slipped and fell. in5uring her right
leg. She was taken home.
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
PRESIDENT PIERCE CURED
OF CONSUMPTION and ASTHMA
HIS FAMILY PHYSICIAN TRIES THE FAMOUS
KOCH TljBERCUL Inc INHALATION
AND SAYS at is ALL RIGHT"
HIS FAMILY PHYSICIAN TRIES THE FAMOUS
AND SAYS at is ALL RIGHT"

Mr.. Martin Pierce. the we'll Known
president OF THE HONEOYE FALLS
IN. " WOOD WORKS. and highly es-
teemed veteran of the civil war. who
has been honored by his comrades with
the quartermastership of LEWIS
GATES POST, No. $50. G. A. r.. writes
a letter TO the physicians OF THE KOCH
LUNG CURE. ROCHESTER,. n. Y:
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
What Is Going On
In Washington.

NATIONAL-Grace George in Pretty
Peggy" 2:15 and Sis p. N.
Prince of Pilsen."
2:15 and 8:15 y. m.
Rurgomaster," 2:l5
and S:15 d. m
CHASE S-Vaudeville. 2:15 and Sis D. m.
Niagara Falls"
and D. m.
EMPIRE--An Orphans Prayer" and
D. m.
M-Knickerbocker Burlesquers.
2:15 and S;l5 p. m.
RIFLES ARMORY-Annual
convention OF the National Ameri-
can Woman Suffrage Association.
1890 a. m. 2:30 p. m. and p m
The Washington times., 1904-02-13

Gentlemen:
In answer to your letter of the "a
instant asking about my present state
of health, 1t gives me great pleasure
TO report myself entirely cured Of in
cipient Consumption and Asthma. You
Will remember that called upon you
year ago last November. with both
lungs so liberated and sore way 20 the
bottom that II hurt me terribly even 20
take a breath 1 was coughing con-
stsntly and raising a pint OF purulent
matter. that looked like pus, every day
Ny cough prevented sleep. took my ap-
petite. and made ne miserable night
and day. IN fact, lost twenty pounds
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
WOMEN ORGANIZE
ONE MORE ORDER
Lineal Society of the Span
ish War Formed.
is OF NATIONAL SCOPE
Temples" Are to Be Established in
All States and Cities-Mrs. A. K.
Capron Elected President.

With Mrs. A. X. Capron as its presi .
dent, the Lineal Society OF the Span
ish War was organized in Washington
last night The society is independent
of the Spanish-American War Auxiliary.
II is TO be made up Of blood relatives"
of soldiers and sailors I'm the regular
and volunteer army and navy who serv-
ed in the war with Spain. the war in
the Philippines, and In China.
According to the preliminary consti-
tuition and bylaws drawn up at a meet
ing last night, the plan of organization
is that the society shall be made up OF
n national temple with administrative
headquarters in Washington. with con-
stituent State and city temples.
Wide in Scope.
The association is wider in scope than
the Spanish-American War Auxiliary
already established in that it includes
the campaign in China in which Ameri-
can soldiers participated. The organiza-
ton grows out of split in the ranks OF
the local auxiliaries. strong faction in
that body becoming dissatisfied with the
way affairs we're being conducted.
The officers elected are:
President, Mrs. A. X. Capron: senior
vice president. Mrs G. b. johnson
Phillips, chaplain, Mrs. T. n. Dolph;
treasurer. Miss A. J.. Ferris: secretary,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Ferguson
Though the new society has been In
process Of organization for some time,
only those Immediately connected with
IL knew what was taking place. the
members preferrfng TO get the society
well started before giving out any in
formation.
The projectors are now confident. how
ever. that their plans will meet with
success, and further organization viii
be pushed vigorously, so that temples
may be established in all States and
cities
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
WORRIED ABOUT
THE SCHOLARSHIPS
mcfarland Writes Again to
Rhodes Trustees.
D ISTRIC SEEKS SHARE
Commissioners Would Like to Know If
Washington Boys Are to Go to
Oxford University.

Commissioner mcfarland addressed a
letter to the trustees of the will of the
late Cecil ] Rhodes today. asking that
the Commissioners be notified whether
the District is TO be included in the
distribution Of the Rhodes scholarships
The original announcement was TO the
effect that the scholarships were 70
be awarded, two to each of the States
and Territories OF the United States
The Commissioners feared the District
might thus be overlooked. Commits
sioner Macfarlands letter follows:
Former Letters.
ION the 26th of September last you
were kind enough to write, in a letter
addressed TO me, that the suggestion
made by me upon behalf OF the Com
nlissioners OF the District of Columbia,
that, under the Will Of the late Right
Honorable Cecil ]. Rhodes appropriating
two of the American scholarships it pro-
vided to each OF the present States and
Territories Of the United States OF
North America, the trustees should
award two scholarships to the District of
Columbia. as equivalent TO a Territory.
although not specifically mentioned, lis
receiving the consideration of the trus-
tees and a decision will no doubt be
arrived at before any scholars from the
States are elected.
No Word Yet.
You are probably aware that none OF
the united scholars go to Oxford be-
fore 1904 You may expect a further
communication from me before the end
OF the present year
las yet. the further communication
referred 10 has not be.en received. /
write 10 request that We may be notified
Of the decision of the trustees on the
question respecting the District OF
! Colum bia, trusting II will be favorable
to our request
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
Essential Ideas.D

The two essential ideas OF the Lin
cal Society" as stated in the bylaws are
first. ito perpetuate the memory of
the war with Spain and TO promote the
welfare Of those who participated in
that war.
Second. to pay tribute TO the memory
of American women who have rendered
distinguished service to our country and
TO honor our heroic dead
Another meeting will be held Monday
night, at which the constitution will be
formally adopted
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
EXCURSIONS.

Norfolk and Washington steamer 70
Norfolk and Fort Monroe. $50 p. m
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
FREE TO
WEAK MEN

A Discovery of a Remsdy Has Been
Made That Restores Lost
Manhood and Gives
Man the Vitality
Of a Lion.
Suffer No Longer, But Send Your Mans
and Address Today, as This Grand
Offer May Never Appear Again.
1t Has Saved Thousands Of
Weak Men Who Thought
Their Cases Were
Hopeless.
Free One Weeks Trial Package of This
Wonderful Remedy Which Rebuilds
the Structure of Youth and Gives
You Back the Vitality You
Have Lost Send No Money,
Simply Your Name
and Address.
The Washington times., 1904-02-13
Dr.. Shops Restorative

Take month risk If succeeds the cost to you $50 If
fails the druggist And leave the decision you
The daily tribune., 1904-06-22
BoNDHoLDERs ASSENT.
Reorganization OF the Denver and
South western.

The Denver and Southwestern
Railroad company. comprising tho
Florence and Cripple Greek and the
NJ dland Terminal roads. will be sold
at foreclosure sale July 10 fol the
benefit Of the majority stockholders
asserting to the reorganization plan
rs amended.
By this plan, after the sale of the
road a new company will be organized
with no funded debt and q capital
stock of s5. 800, 900 This stock will be
given pro rata to the general mort
gage holders in place of outstanding
bonds aggregating -, 800. 600.
Holders 6 only seven bonds dissent
ed to this amended plan, and these
bonds will be taken up before the
sale.