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Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-03-24
Monroe County to Sue the Katy.

PARIS, Mo-, March 1.-THE county
court Of Monroe county is giving con.
sideration to a proposition to bring
suit against the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas for $500, 600 for alleged violation
of a contract between the county and
company when the road was built.
The road through Monroe county was
formerly a part of the Missouri Gen.
tral, built between Hannibal and Mo
berly in 1871. The people Of Monroe
county voted bonds to the amount Of
s25O,0OO to aid the enterprise, the Mis-
souri, Central executing a bond for
$3.50, 900 to forever operate the road as
a trunk line between the points men
toned. The Missouri, Kansas and
Texas company afterward absorbed
the Missouri Central. The county
court contends that since the compile
ton OF the line from Franklin juno
tion to st. Louis, known as the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Eastern, the part OF
the system passing through Monroe
county has been nothing but a branch
road.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-03-24
EsnssGsN@gA
SOCIETYA
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WEDDINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs, G. d. Ferris celebrat-
cd the fftieth anniversary OF their
wedding on Tuesday, March 18th, by
Inviting a number Of their relatives to
an elegant supper. The occasion was
a happy one indeed and their host OF
friends are wishing them many more
anniversaries. Mrs. Ferris was Miss
Lizzie Smith, Of st. Louis, and she
and her husband with their children,
g. L., Miss Kate and L. Roy, have
lived in Mexico for many years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-03-24
POINTS.

Education has a great deal 10 do
with the difference between a mar and
a hog.
Judge a man by his garments is like
buyinging a mine that has not even
been prospected.
The man who takes women serious
ly is rapidly qualifying himself for an
insane asylum.
Most OF us know some time in our
lives when the loss of a job was our
Temporal salvation.
The one %redeeming feature about
every town is that you can find a
worse one IL you try.
1t is necessary to advertise, even II
you are only good, and expect any ma
terial benefit from the fact.
There are men whose sole ambition
is to be known as the owner OF a fast
horse, that really represents nothing
but his proprletor's purse.
The successful man is the one who
can Instruct others how to do his work
and who can figure a profit on the pro-
duct.
Judge william Stuart by will left
his property 70 bis widow and son.
Before his death he gave his daughter,
Mrs Davis, Of Paris, her portion Of
the estate. The widow and son are
Executors OF the will without bond.
Jerry Dermody and Charlie Haden
sent out 10 the big lake east OF town
Friday and killed all che ducks that
they could well carry home. They
are splendid shots.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-03-24
WAR NEWS.
Japanese Kill 500 Russians-The
Last Bombardment Of Port Arthur
Attended BY Heavy Losses.

LONDON, March l6.-Advices from
Yin Kow state that the japanese Zee
again bombarded Port Arthur Satur
day, causing heavier casualties thar
In all the other attacks combined.
1t is stated the Russians lost Cox
killed and wounded.
The attack was a challenge to the
newly arrived Admiral Makaroff tc
come out and fight. There was only
a feeble response from the forts.
JAPs HAVE SPENT s26S, 900, 900.
LONDON, March l6.-The Toxic cor.
respondent OF the Reuter- Telegram
Co. wires that the Japanese war ex.
penditure from the outbreak till
the end of December, 1904, is estimat-
ed at $50, OOO, 600 yen, about s26s, o00,-
900.
KOREAN ATTAcHE ENDS HIS LEE.
BERLIN, March l6. -Hynonsik Hong,
first secretary of the Korean legation
here, committed suicide to-day. He
was driven to the act by financial ruin
as a result Of the Russo-Japanese war.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-03-24

and matter came
out. My baby's skin
was hot, and how
he did suffer. He
wouldn't eat, and
night after night I
walked the floor
him, weak as I
was. Often I had
ito stop because I
f.Hk F.f.t -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-03-24

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
il it fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig
nature in each box. 25c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-03-24

John Hook is here from Paris to see
his father, G. T. Hook, who is very Ill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-03-24
The Best Prescription for Malaria

Chills and Fever is a bottle OF Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t is simply
Iron and Quinine In a tasteless form
No Cure, No Pay. Price, soc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-03-24
DR.. TOMLIN Z CO,

The old reliable Specialist, will b,
at Hotel Ringo, Mexico, Missouri, on
Saturday, April 2, one day ONLY
and will return every four weeks,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-03-24
Will Rent Ronms

have four rooms for rent at 70:
West Monroe street.
dlt-IW2t Mrs. MARY OtNRAL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-03-24

A son Of NJ. L. Everett, formerly Of
Mexico, died In Kansas. The remains
were inferred in the Mexico cemetery.
The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14

The great meat strike came to an
end at ] o'clock Friday afternoon,
with the packers winning out, TAX
ing back only such men as they de-
sire. How much better it would
have been for the mep had they
gone back to work when they
agreed to submit the matter to ar
bitration, instead of allowing their
president, Donnelly, to bamboozle
them into walking out just as they
were about to recommence work.
It looks as though Donnelly and his
agitating board had got their price,
and that the quicker the laborers
throw them out the better will it be
for all concerned. The strike has
cost nearly five millions of dollars.
The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

Fred Child spent a portion eff last
week in Iowa.
Carroll Clipfell has returned to
Minneapolis to take up his studies
in the university.
Chas. Dripps was in from Milroy
during fair week. His brother,
Fred, has returned from Cleveland.
Supper will be served in the din
ing room of the Presbyt terian church
next Friday evening, from $50 to
$50.
At the last meeting of Redwood
commandery No. 15, K. T., N. V. r.
Hunter was elected recorder tc
succeed M. E. Powell, who ten
dered his resignation at previous
meeting.
President Tyson of the county
agricultural society lost his Knight
Templar watch charm between the
city and the fair grounds last
Thursday. Finder will kindly re-
turn to him and receive reward.
The Granite Falls Journal states
that some of the farmers in thai
county burned their fields of Red.
chaff wheat, for the reason that il
was not worth cutting. The rust
seems to have affected that variety
worse than any other variety grown
all through the state.
Arthur B. Rachel, dramatic read
er and impersonator of Boston,
Mass, who is visiting with Fred.
Murset for a few days, will give one
of his recitals in the nj. E. church
this evening, Sept. IA. His work
has been everywhere received with
enthusiasm and his program is the
one he gave at the Garden of the
Gods Chatauqua at Colorado Springs,
Col. He is an artist of rare merit
and aims at the highest and best in
literature. Admission % cents.
The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14
Found In The He'll Box.

The Lamberton fellow who marries
Miss Kicker will know what he is get
ting.
The coal mines at Yental were too
hot for Kuropatkin, and the Japs told
him to "move on"
The fog Wednesday morning was a
sure criterion of one days nice wealth
er for the county fair.
In the Redwood county political
contest the candidates are not even
getting the worth of their money.
Just think of what a tower OF
strength Robert G. Dunn, John A.
Johnson, Conde Hamlin and Frank
Day would make-if they were united.
Yet it is house divided against itself.
The world moves, and so did the
threshing machines on Sunday, even
after the county attorney was asked to
notify local minister that member
of his flock was running the machine
on that day.
Fl. P. Halls Political Observa-
tlons" are having a wide sale. They
couldn't do otherwise. Mr.. Hall has
been on the inside of Minnesota politi-
cal history for half century and is
able to give many of the interesting
details of pulling the wires He omits
that phrase of raising HI, and sell
papers, however.
The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14

A. Hewitt and wife of Winnebago
City, the former brother OF Mrs.
A. E. Chapman, are visiting here.
The great humorist of New York.
Marshall P. Welder, in speaking Of
Mr.. Kachel's work said; "You do
great work.
Mrs. W. D. Rea, who has been
visiting with the family of A. E.
Chapman for some time past, re-
turned home this week.
DIR. A. D. Hard and wife came
over from Marshall on his automo-
bile Saturday and we're the guests
of DR.. Sour The Doctor said Red
wood Falls is ahead of Marshall as
to beauty of city and surroundings.
The doctor and his wife left about
5 p. m. Sunday on the return trip.
Major Alfred Harris delivered
his second lecture on the Paradise
of the Pacific, or Land of the After
noon Sun, al the Methodist church
on Tuesday evening OF last week,
and was not greeted with the crowd
that he was entitled to. Mai. Har-
ris is an excellent lecturer and
handled his subject in commend
able style, while the views shown
were very pleasing to all who lis
tened to him. The major has re-
Gently returned from the Salvation
Army congress in London, and
talks interestingly of that great.
gathering, which marked an epoch
in the history of the army. The
fact that practically every country
in the world was represented there.
made the congress exceptionally in
teresting.
At the meeting of the Republican
state central committee in ST. Paul
on Thursday morning last Chair
man Hamlin announced the names
of the members of the new execu-
tive committee, l. N. Tompkins of
this city being the chosen one from
this section of the state. Mr.. Tomp-
kins was represented at the meet
ing of the committee by proxy, by
reason of his being connected with
the work of the fair association.
here. The different members of
the central committee were called
upon to give their views as to the
situation in their respective con-
gressional and judicial districts.
The executive committee held a
meeting afterwards and made pre-
liminary arrangements for the com.
ing campaign.
The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14
Good hay promptly delivered. In

OOOu nay promptly ueIlV6Feu. III
quire of Tobias, the hay man. 52-tf
Mr.. Rachel cannot fail to please
and edify "-Cambridge Chronicle.
Editor w. A. Reid OF the Renville
Star Farmer was in town for a few
hours last Friday.
Mrs. John J. Palmer has been
visiting with friends in Minneapo-
lis during a portion of the past
week.
d. ]. Sheffield and wife were over
from Springfield Friday and Satur-
day, the guests of S. J. Race and
family.
Rev. FIR. Jas. J. Woods has re-
turned from his annual retreat to
St. Paul, and conducted services at
the Catholic church last Sunday.
Rev. Montgomery, brother of
Mrs. Robt. Stewart, and student
at the Lake Forest theological semi
nary, conducted the services at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday
evening.
Attorney VIM. G. Owens and d.
Daley OF Walnut Grove and W. B.
Harwood and d. Cooper of Harland
ILL.,, were attending to probate bus
mess in Judge Evans's court last
Saturday.
E. L. Beach, E. o. Chapman and
G. W. Tiffany are the judges of the
primary election in the first ware
and FL. G. Baker, d. L. Bigham anC
Fred. Cain, Sr., judges in the sec
ond ward.
| FL. J. Ledbeter came down from
Hayward, Wis, last Saturday. Mr.
Ledbeter has closed out his farming
interests near that town and has
been looking up a new location, go
ing as far west as Wright county
this state. He prefers settling
again near Redwood Falls, if he car
| find a suitable farm.
| The Blind Boone Concert Co
will appear at the opera house mex
Monday evening, Sept. 18th. This
is the twenty-third season OF the
company before the public, and i
can safely be said that it travels up
on its merit and not upon sympathy
The best papers in the country
such as the st. Louis, New YorE
and Chicago dailies, all speak in thu
highest terms of the company, thu
ST. Louis Republic remarking tha
Blind Boone is the colored music
ian on whose shoulders the mantle
of the renowned Blind Tom has
fallen.
The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14

Mr.. Rachel, the reader, Will give
the Soul of the Violin, his best work,
of which DR.. Richard Henry, the
noted lecturer of Chicago, said:
1.-The best I ever heard it given, !"
G.. e. Lamberton S omnibus SER
vice to the fair grounds last Thurs
day and Friday was excellent. The
omnibuses were so arranged that
one of them left for the fair grounds
every four minutes, and the big
crowd was handled nicely both
ways.
Mrs. w. f. Dickinson and daugh-
ter, Miss Matte, are making prepa-
rations to remove to California,
nearly all of their household goods
having been prepared for shipment.
That state will be their future place
of residence, their home here being
either for rent or for sale.
Hon. VIM. Wichman of Beaver
Falls, who is candidate for re-
election to the house, and John A.
Dalzell of Morton, candidate for one
of the two places in the house from
RenYille county, were among the
Renville county people attending
the county fair here last Thursday.
Frank Bentley headed bunch oi
Montevideo people that came down
from that town last Thursday noon
and spent that afternoon and Fri
day at the Redwood county fair.
Mr.. Bentley is one of the leading
men of Chippewa county, and has
been for years the spirit of the
county fair.
DR.. Wallace E. Belt, formerly oil
this place, but now of Dodge Cen
ter, has an automobile, and a recent
number of the Dodge County Re-
corder contains the following item
A young man and his best took a
long ride in DR.. Belts automobile
Sunday. They returned all right,
but the battery required renewing,
as the sparker was completely worn
out.
Wood Lake News: Mr.. and Mrs.
O. J. Swan will move this week tc
Redwood Falls, where they have
purchased a home and will reside
permanently. Mr.. and Mrs. Swan
have been residents of this commun-
ity for over twenty years, and dur
ing that time have been held in
high esteem by their numerous &C.
quaintances. In leaving this place
they will carry with them the best
wishes OF their m any friends.
The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14

Field Marshal Oyama of the Jap
anese army has driven the Rus
SLAMS, commanded by Kuropatkin,
into Mukden, and now evinces an
intention to drive them out again
on the other side. This will prob
ably mean that instead of Mukden
being the winter quarters of the
Russian army during the coming
winter the Japanese will take pos
session Of it and use it for their
base Of operations. 1t will then
only be necessary for the Japs to
enter into Port Arthur, take pos
The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14

Mower county sent up a solid
delegation for Hon. Loren w. Col
Inns for governor at the last Repub-
lican state convention. To-day
there is not more enthusiastic
bunch of Republicans in the state
for r. G. Dunn and the remainder
of the ticket than are those same
Mower county Republicans. It
might be well to remark that Re-
publicans in several counties of the
Seventh district are due to get into
line.
The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14

session Of the town and harbor, and
with the railroad running from that
port to Mukden they will be able to
secure all the supplies necessary,
and remain in absolute control of all
of Russian Manchuria.
The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14

The national Democratic campaign
needs ginger. Judge Parker has
been ordered down to New York
city to take charge of his own affairs,
and it is also announced that he
will go out and make afew speeches
during the campaign. The Judge
might come to Minnesota.
The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14

Get into line and vote the ticket
straight. Remember, this is a
Roosevelt state and a Roosevelt
year, and vote for the Democratic
nominee for governor is a half vote
for Parker, Now, you really don't t
want your vote to be recorded that
WaY.
The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, 1sr D1sTR1

Six Minnesota Republican repre-
sentatives in congress are unopposed
at the primaries. They will have
about the same walk-away in the
election OF November.
The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14

Yes, Bro. Hunt is friendly to both
candidates for the Republican nom-
ination for congress in his district.
An ak is his testimonial to one and
bunch of American Beauty roses
a testimonial to the other.
The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14
ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR couNTY Aup1ToR

FOR COUNTY AUDITOR
/ hereby announce that I am a candidate
for the oflce of county auditor, and solicit
the support of the Republican voters of Red
wood county at the primiry election on
Sept. Goth. I. N. TOMPKINS.
OTTO C. GOETzE,
Republican candidate for the nomination of
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
Primary election day. Tuesday, Sept. 2Oth,
1904.
Your vote will be appreciated.
FOR CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT.
hereby announce myself candidate for
clerk of District Court at the Republican
primaries of Tuesday. Sept. goth. 1904.
FRED. L. WARNER.
FOR CORONER.
/ hereby announce myself a candidate for
the office of coroner of Redwood county,
subject to the action of the primaries TO be
held on Sept. goth, and solicit the support of
all Republicans. F. j. BICKFORD, M. d.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, IsT DISTRICT.
/ hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the Republican nomination for commits
sioner from the first district of Redwood
county, subject to the primaries of Sept.
goth. I ask the support of all Republican
voters, who believe in strict economy in our
county affairs, to which pledge myself.
FRED. RADTKE.
The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY,
MARSHALL, MINN.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

This institution has for its object the men
tai and moral training of girls and it affords
every facility for acquiring thorough edu-
cation.
All elementary and high school branches
are taught.
Music course, thorough and complete.
Alldenominations are received. Conscien-
tious convictions of nom catholics are not in
terfered with.
Pupils registered at any time. Terms mod
crate. For particulars apply to
SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH,
Marshall, Mimi.
The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14

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cents per inch each insertion. Rates tor
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The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14

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The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14

Average weekly circulation, 1.60Ocopies.
For convenience, full year of So weeks
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The Redwood gazette., 1904-09-14
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-05-20

Lundi so1r lie Is mai, Mile Ola.
ra Grignon conviait a sa r6siden.
CO 4l6-5e rue N. 3. un nombre
d'amis qui s'empresserent de re-
pondre q sa gracieuse invitation.
Mile Grignon fetait SEES vlngt-et-
un ane.
Des magnifques cadeaux lui fu-
rent pr6sent6s, II y cut chant ct
musique ct ACCOMPLISHMENTS de
toutes sortes.
Brief la soir6e fut des plus agr6-
bles ct tout lie monde SO retira en-.
chant6 de l'hospltalit6 de ph6roine
du jour. Etaient presents:
MN. ct Mines Francis j. Bird,
Theo Blanchette; Miles Lumina
Grignon de Duluth, Corine ct Ar
ma Demers de Waverly, MINI. Co
LIME Dion, Rose Pelletier, Adele
Dion, Antoinette ct Rachel Ber-
nard; NM. Bruno Pelletier, Jr, j.
W. Blanchette, Wilfrid Brunette,
P. E. Dion ct j. A. Martineau.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-05-20

Paris-Le gouverpement a nom
me officer de la Legion d'honneur
M. Buneau-V Vanilla. premier MI.
nistre de Panama aux Etats- Unls.
LIE president Loubet a fat cette
promotion a la demande de M.
Delcass6, ministre des affaires
6trang4res, ct l'on croft savoir que
lie gouvernement a agi ainsi pour
montrer son appreciation de Ia
conclusion du Transient du canal
de Panama ct en- reconnaissance
DIES services rendus a CO sujet par
M. Buuau-V arilla.
MN. Day ct Russell, les substi-
tuts de l'attorney general des Etats
Unis (qui 6taient venus de Was
hington pour assister au transient
de Ia propri6t6 du canal, sont
parts de Cherbourg par le paque.
bot Kaiser Wilhelm-d der Crosse.
Ills emportent les titres de pro-
pri6t6 du canal de Panama ct tous
les documents relatifs au Transient.
Ills se sont declares enforcement
satisfaits du success de leur mission
ct enchant6s de lhonneur fait par
le gouvernement q M. Bunau- Va
r1lla. qui les a mat6riellement al
des dams leurs travaux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-05-20
Aux Philippines
t Marchands de

Westinghouse ministere de
la guerre a recu du general Wade,
commandant DIES troupes am6ri-
Gaines aux Philippines, le caDlo-
gramme suivant, de Mantle ct an
noncant qu'un d6tachement de la
compagnie F. du lie d'infanterie,
q Mindanso, s'est fait prendre dams
une embuscade:
"Pendsnt une reconnaissance
pour localiser Damo Ali, qui a en-
voy6 des d6peches menacantes ct
essaye de soulever des troubles,
un detachement de la compagn1e
+. du lie d'infanterie, comprenant
80 hommes a 6t6 attaqu6 par les
Moros, pres du lac Liguasan, Min
danao, le 8 du courant.
lie premier lieutenant Harry.A
Woodruff, le deuxi4me lieutenant
Joseph-H. Hall ct quinze soldats
ont etc tues. Cling autres soldate
ont etc bless6s. Les mons dies
morris ct DIES blesses seront envo.
yes plus tard par cablegramme.
"Le general Wood a ordonne
aux troupes de Sc rendre q Get IN.
droit, de recouvrer les corps ct LEI
armes de nos morris ct de punir LEI
coupables. On ma pas recu d'au.
tres details.
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Condolences

Les resolutions de condol6ances
suivantes ont 6t6 pass6es q la der
Mere s6ence de la Cour Notre d.
me de Lourdes.
w quill a plu 4 la Divine Pro
violence de rappeler q Ellie, NJ,
Grace, 6poux de notre Sr Basilice
Grace; Nine DUDE, mere de notre
sour Della Remand; M. Joseph
Gagn6 fills de Sr Gagn6 ct neveu
DIES Srs Delphine Gagn6 ct Ema
Michaud; ct la petite file de Sr
Eliza Deslauriers, il est
R6solu que les Members de la
Cour Notre-D Danes de Lourdes Of
trent leurs sinc6res sympathles q
ces seurs dams lie malheur qui
Went de les frapper, il est aussi
r6solu qu'une copie de ces r6solu-
tions soft envoy6e q ces sours ct
une autre 3 l'ECHo DE L'OUEsT
pour publication.
MARIE GRANGER
Sec. Arch
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avec arbres ct verdure. De plus, il
y a une "Boat House. la prophets
de 3. w. Dingley qui peut METRE
de 25 a 80 jolis esquifs q notre dis
position. Les trols membres du CO.
mite visiteront Get endroit avant
de prendre une decision finale. En-
attendant, les suggestions seront
bien recues dams le cas- Oh une au-
ire location serait preferable.
LIE grand "Real Estate Man,
M. Edmund G. Walton, ma de
suite dome la PERMISSION de nous
servir de ses lots ct lorsque j'a1
ajout6 qu'aucun intoxicant ne Sc
raft vendu ct quill ny aurait pas
de trouble, il Ma de suite inter-
rompu par deux fois: ooh not the
French. Je TAI remerci6 de la
bonnie opinion gull await de mes
compatriotes.
La st jean apt1ste est install
lee a Minneapolis pour y demeu-
rer. La paix, qui fait faire DIES NIL
%racles, regne au milieu de nous
C6l6brons tous ensemble notre f6-
te rationale CONNIE des bons Ca
nadiens, ain de conserver en- nous
toujours vivace, le souvenir de no.
tire origine ct lie transmettre q nos
enfants.
J. G. M.