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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-26
Rr4RHrsr nroKrRs HrRE
whom Recorder stanton Has Now Had
Indicted In IfOhnkrn.


George " Harris and Benjamin Dryer.
brokers who did business under The name
Of George W Harris 4 CO.. We're locked
up at Police Headquarters Yesterday on a
charge Of consi tracy. Both men are under
Indictment in New Jersey. They we're ar
rested IN this city last Deccm er along with
Henry c. Robinson, who " : associated
with them in business and sucoessf uliy
FOUGHT extraction 10 New Jersey.
Suisse qucntly Harris and Dryer were
indicted by the Hudson County Grand
Jury on tie testimony Of Recorder Edward
r. Stanton of Hoboken The indictments
are for ENFORCEMENT and conspiracy.
Recorder Stanton charges them with con-
yerting securities deposited with them
as collateral for margins. The Recorders
transactions with the firm occurred in
their branch Office in Hoboken.
Now another attempt il 10 Be made 20
extradite the two men under arrest. Gov.
Higgins Is going to gre them hearing
at Albany tomorrow
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Asks for Referee in ~, 900. 600 suit.

Counsel for the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company applied to Supreme Court Justice
Ghynor yesterday for the appointment
OF a referee in suit brought by the Brook
Ign Height Railroad Company against
the Brooklyn City Railroad Company to
recover 100000. In 1893 the Brooklyn
City Railroad Company leased its road 10
the plaintiff in perpetuity for 10 per cent
guarantee yearly on its stock. The plaintiff
alleges that In accordance with the pro-
vision Of the lease it has spent s., 900, 600
In reconstruction and conserving the road.
and it now sues 10 recover that amount.
Decision was reserved
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-26
West Pointers IN Comic opera

WEST PCINT, Feb. IS THE Pikcrs- liz
the utle of an Original comic opera. written
by Cadet William Fitzhugh Endress. pro-
duoed IN Culhm Memorial Hall tonight
by members OF the corps Of cadets There
are forty male and female characters in
the cast. but all are assumed by cadets
Tho play hinges upon incident, that took
place while the cadets were az Tu1 edo
Park and az 81. louis CABOT Douglas
Mckay coInpo ed the music
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-26
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The ffth submarine cable TO Europe will
be put In operation by tho Commercial Cable
Company next summer The company has
also arranged TO lay cable from Japan 80
Guam and from Manila TO China.
+. j. Lisman 4 Co offer to investors nj nGi,
and accrued interest 81 .O0O.O 900 Bush Term
inal Company gold consolidated mortgage
S per. cent fifty year gold bonds. principal
due January. 1885. The bonds are redeem
able at par and accrued interest upon six
months notice on Jan, /, 1918, or on any cou-
pom day thereafter
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suIiy Partners Want Discharge.

Daniel j. Sully and Edwin Hadley, Jr.,
two OF the partners in the firm OF Daniel
j. Sully d Co, cotton, grain and stock
brokers, OF % 10 40 EXchan ge place. have
made an application for their discharge
from bankruptcy from both partnership
come up before Judge Holt in the United
States District Court on March g. Two
OF the partners, Samuel r B. Morse and
William r. Pagan have already received
THAR dIseharre
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NEW MARKET FOR FORT NORRIS.
To Cost s75O,OOO and Cover More Than
Three city blocks.

The Port Morris Market Company, a
newly organized corporation. has bought
II site in the Port Morris section OF The
Bronx for big wholesale pre- duce market.
The ground takes in more than three full
blocks and contains ninety-four lots. II
is on l3ith street, fronting the New Haven
tracks
The site was purchased from the Port
Morris Land and Improvement Company
through Palen, Tully & Hoppock Ii in
l36th streets, Walnut avenue. and the rail-
way tracks: the blocks bounded by isSth
and l35th streets and Walnut and Locust
avenues, and the block front on the north
side Of lSjth street, between Walnut and
Locust avenues. The market will be opened
of about $4,000
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE or THE DEPARTMENT or PARIS.
Arsenal. BUILDING, FIFTH AVENUE AND
SlMTY FOURTH STREET, BoRouGH OF MAN
HAITIAN. THE hlTH or NEW NORh.
SEALED IDS OR SFlMNTE-S will be received
hy the Park Board al the above once OF The De
partmcnt OF Parks until O'Clock T.. ~ on
THURSDAY, MARCH !. 1905.
borough Of Manhattan,
W FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING
HORSES.
so 2 FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING
dOo CUBIC YARDS or BLUE LIMESTONE
SCREENINGS AND 500 CUBIC YARDS TRAP.
ROCh SCRrESINGS
No g. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING
sO0oo' SQUARE FEET o. GRASS SOD
No 4 FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING
1000 CDulr YARDS OF GARDEN MOLD.
Enr ~ fsr particulars City Record.
JOHN }. PALLAS,
President
HENRY G SCHRADRR.
MICHAEL. J. kENNEDY,
Commissioners.
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Administrations. Feb. rs.

Arrifed-SATURDAr. Feb. Is.
S. Philadelphia. Southampton. Feb. Is
Sc EtrlriA. Liverpool. Feb. rs.
IS CarpAthIA, Trieste Feb. g.
So Arkansas. Copenhagen. Feb. &
IS American. Antwerp. Feb. II
ST Yuoatan Cieniuegob. Feb. s.
~ Monterey, Vera Cruz, Feb. TO-
Sc kalfond Macons Feb Il
Sc urd, Santiago, Feb H.
IS ri Mar Galveston Feb p
SIS COmhnchr. Jacksonville, Feb p?
So City OF Memphis Savannah Feb. q?
81 Hamilton. Norfolk Feb a.
SIS Joseph " l'ordney New Orleans Feb. IS
s. II r Dimock. Boston Feb a.
IS kntahdn. Georgetown, $. c., Feb %
Ship Mabel Rlckmers. Bremen. Dec. 49,
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81 La lorraine. from HAvre for New York
IS iceland from Antwerp for New YORK.
81 ST. Paul. from Southampton for New YORK.
So Caronla. from Liverpool for New York.
ss Cretic, from Genoa for New York
SIS PnnL Oskar, from Genoa for New York
SIS Brandcnbufg. from Bremen for New York.
IS PhoeniciA from Hamburg for New YORK
81 AongollRn, from Glasgow for New YORK
81 CeyiC from Liverpool for New York
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INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY.

Merdcn. Conn, Feb y, 1905
81 4 meeting oil Sac Directors OF this company
held 20 day quarterly Dividend of one per cent
q ~ was declared on the Preferred Capital stock
payable April l. 1905, to stock holdcrS OF record on
March l. i015 Transfer books VIII be closed March
/. ipOS a. = NJ. and reopcned al 10 !. N, April
1905 Cheques will be mailed
GEORGE ROCKWELL. Secretary.
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LOST. EotNn ND REWARDS

49, 49, -rs- - --@e7-e--e7e r--er>~-9~
LOST 500 REWARD Lost At opera or between
West 70th a. and Opera House, THURSDAY. Fcb
iGiu. anr grty pear shaped pearl drop or pendant
vita small diamond cRp and platinum chAlu. above
reward. ana un qgestonS asked. viii De paid on
rr'Irn 20 THFopO7R -. STARR Jeusler M
9TH ~
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HENRY c. SCHRADRR.
MICHAEL J. KENNEDY.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Sealed proposals. suitably Endorsed on cnvciop
for dining room and crn p'oyccs' building. con
struciiUn- heating. plumbing electric light wiring
AID rtturcS, at Manhattan state Hospital, Central
lslip. \ y. may bo sent hy mail ~ delivered In
person w 10 o clock A., On Wednesday. the
Nh day OF March. 1905, 90 he State Commission
IN LuuAcy. OIL the Capitol, albany. y Y, when the
bids VIII be opened and read publicly.
Drawings and specifications mas be consulted
aud b!a1k forms Of proposal obtained at the once
81 a. hhericr purchasing steward. No. $40
GENITAL islip. =. Y, or hy application 70 @ L,
Hens' state Architect. 10 the Capitol at Albany.
y. y.
Contracts Will be awarded to the lowest respon.
sli~ and reliable bidders unless the bids exceed
the amount or funds available therefor. IN which
case ibe fight 70 reject all bids IS tesrrt ed
T. P. AcGARR.
Srey. State Commission in Lunsoy.
dated Alhany. y W fehIuery 10. 1905
OFFICE or THE DEPARTMENT or PARKS.
ARSENAL 81 lLDlNi. FIFTH AVENUE AND
sixty FOURTH STRICT BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN. THE CITY or NEW YORK.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
los tne park BOARD Al tar above once Of the De.
THURSDAY. MARCH 2 1903
borough Of The BranN
FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING ONE
HUNDRED 100 Tons WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
G!IE coal FOR PARKS, BOROUGH or THE
JOIN J. PALLAs
HENRY c. sCHRAD-R
MICHAEL J. KENNEDY
Commissioners OF Parks
Dated February 10. 1908.
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INDUSTRIAL EARNINGS.

The Maokay Companies has issued statement
OF condition as OF FEB %. which shows for the
period from Dec. 10. 1908.
Dividends received from investments in
other companies go. ,ie43.o77
AhckAy Com p1nie6 .... ..... 1859 $40
General expenses. including rent. once
expenses. engraving. trustees com
pensAtlon in full to date. &c ......... 20OaS
Balance carried forward ............... 80 7os
Total .,......................... ..... N.eis077
The statement OF assets and liabilities OF Feb. %
shows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-26

IS New YORK. from New YORK AZ Plymouth.
So Stateudar,. from New York al BouloEne
IS Neokar. from New York al Naples.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-26

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Good flower
makers and learners wanted: teady work;
highest prices paid L. Prayer, SO
Blocker 81.
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sun-rREAsrRY TRANSACTIONS.

Paid by sun Treasury 10 banks .. g as3,Ol0
Paid BY banks 10 SUB Treasury ..... . 5,47IaD0
Gain 90 banks on days transactions $1,000
Loss 70 banks same period previous week. s29,UO0
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PROVEN EARNING CAPACITY SUE
FlClEAT TO PAY PREFER
iVlOEMDS

For the four years preceding the COM
binauon of tho 7teamshp lines their avera ge
net earnings were
White Star................ ........... s? oG1G75
American line inter Nav Co. l.IIdooo
Lcylaud Line. ..................., sos 900
Dominion Steamship 60 ........... e2S 900
Atlantic Transport co .............. $4,000
Total net...... SO, l07 ,G75
The fixed charges Of International Mer-
camille Marine are s3.05t 800 per year. which
would mean that II il makes a net profit no
greater than the compauic. operating sep
arately and ia competition. made it would
have surplus at the years end Of s. O7s. SIS
A. dividends on the present issue OF Marine
Preferred call for s3.I3o.o0o per annum the
cnnetifuent companies operated separately
prac trally earned the dividend Tor four con-
sccutlve wears prior 10 the consolidate
Internal ppM Mercantile Marine. an Amer
icBH corporation without protection. IN COM
petition with heavily euh-idizcd foreign
steamship companies, vas forced into the
cutting OF -t"erag" r'lte- tosl2 and SIS. which
We're in enci during tho rate war This
compares to $50 prior 10 I he war and sci and
So uoV % elect. which are higher than eN-
i-trd originally When il l. considered
that th" larger liners. such a. the Oceanic,
usually carry from twelve to fifteen hundred
STORAGE passengers. an increase OF 800 per
cent Do rates clearly fDre-hadoWs the benefit,
Which must be reflected latcr Oh ia the form
OF dividends
The restoration of rates Tho Improvement
IN shipping trade the economies Introduced
under the ne" administration and IT. EXCEL
lent management. together with the fact
TINT the constituent companies operated
-rluraicly did practically earn the equivalent
or present dividend requirements. Wnrranf
the BELIEF that international Mercantile
Marine IT, now earning the iull div idrud on
its preferred stock The facts in the case
make the preferred stock most attractive
UurCha ~ on 10, merits. at any price under
$50 per share In fact. il sold at 50 tao year
a 60 aud the underwriters estimated IT, value
at 20 originally.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-26
GOIDFEELD

The richest Illustrated history OF Goldncld mines
ever published Free on application. Don't buy
until you read g. wutc Tor COP to-day
TIE OVERLAND SECURITIES COMPANY.
sII Exchange Ballding Denver Colorado
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.-Ex-
perienced makers, best pay and
bright tidy learners paid while
learning. L. HENRY & CO., 72l
Broadway.
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nuSINEss CHANCEs.


WHOLESALE MAN wishes Partner with
capital Of 5000 good paying business, Boa %
Harlem sun once, Hi West i2bth So.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
sun rises. go Sun acts .5s7 Noon rises d. 50
HIoH wATER THIS
Sandy Hook - 20 Gov. I'd ....I.2Ii Hell Gate sl1
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NEW .JrnsEY-s,LE on Rr>T

FOR sALE-lcrsey CITY. y. j.. storage ware
no Use. West Side Avenue. near railroad station
TaPp cubic feet two floors improvements. vii
show by appointment ! WARD SMITH & SON
Prudential Building Newark. * J.
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HELP WANTRD-MALEs.

WANTED
Men who write and speak English plainly 70 assist
in the preparation of TroWs Business Directory
for 1906 address IN Own HANDH RfTINt.
stating age, reference. previous experience. n
any. and with whom. Former employees IN good
standing preferred. APPLIC ATIONS IN PER-
son NOT NOTICED. VA. n BATS. Manager.
Trow Directories. gi Third Avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-26

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS Wanted. rose makers.
noSeT makers and learutrs. HENRY h. MOTLEY
Co. $40 broadway
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

AGENCY or local Management OF any business,
references furnished. SAlsry S2.1n1 and commission
address A., boz iS Sun uptown Once 1928 Broad
way.
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QRATORY

thorough practical training IN the art OF public
speaking Glasses Tuesday and Friday evenings
O'Clock. Wednesday and Saturday murntly,
AZ 70, also private Instruction. circulars NEN
1Okh SCHOOL OF kLONlIION. % Iast .Ai ST.
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PARTMENTS TO LET--EIRNISHED
ABOVE IiTii ST. WEST SIDE.
REAL ESTATE orT or TnE CRY.

FURNISHED Apartment seven sunny rooms and
bath 50 AIRS HANSELL. / West s7ih ST.
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Tea hers Agency

THE Z. MIRIAM COYRlERE AGENCY i5a sth
az. New York city makes a specially Of con-
Sclcnuous> furnishing 10 parents full Information
OF good schools. professors tutors and govern.
esseS supplied. Established 1880
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-26

GONERNESSES seven German finishing and
nursery soveEncSses. nve Frrnch goycrue sses.
English govcruess' English teacher vocal teacher,
500 piano teacher. 500 French companion for
millonAre's daughters 10 20 abroad. nursery
goyrrness and chldrrns com anl0n wsu'cd.
MISS DONONAN'S EDUCATIONAL AGENCN.
- Fast l4th 81. Telephone s9i7 GramrTcy Is
tablshcd n years.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-03

| Prices %, IS and so cents. Chill
dren 25 cents. Reserved seats SOC
| for Woman VS.. Woman.
Mrs. Thos. Shire has returned
from Mountain Lake, where she
has been visiting her son and his
wife.
Mrs. f. W. Manthey has returned
from Minneapolis, where she has
been visiting with relatives for a
week or more.
Eric Wilson. former county COM
missioner from the first district,
was attending to business in Red
wood Falls duringa portion of last
week.
Eighty acres of land for sale, only
five miles. from Redwood Falls, in
Delhi, at $50 an acre. Good barn and
we'll and 65 acres under pillow, balance
meadow, Inquire at GAZETTE offic.
Harry Laird came in from Red
field, S. D., at the end Of the last
week, to pack up some household
effects for shipment to Redfeld.
Mrs. Laird, who has been visiting
her parents here, went back to
Redfield with Harry and the little
one.
At the annual meeting of the
congregation of the Church of the
Holy Communion G. Fred Thomp-
son was elected senior warden,
George L. Evans junior warden,
Chas. A. Luscher, Albert A. Mel
ges, H. M. Aune, F. A. Gray, W.
r. Caswell and o. W. Mcmillan
vestrymen.
The season for catching pike,
croppies, ETC., opened yesterday,
and large number of professional
anglers with the fancy rods and the
small boys with the old time poles
wandered off towards the bass
pools. AS usual, the small boy
may be counted on to catch the
fish.
Announcements have been issued
for the marriage of Miss Emmagene
Knapp and Mr.. Samuel w. Showers,
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp of Paxton, on
the evening of May 10th. After
their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Showers will make their home on
a farm within a short drive of the
Knapp homestead.
]. B. Robinson was considerably
elated last Wednesday when be
opened his Pioneer Press and found
that his son Howard had won Sec
ond honors in the Hamline orator.
cal contest. Howard Robinson S
subject was "The Menace of the
Idea, and taking into
the fact that Howard
was in his freshman year, it was
paying him a high compliment to
give him second place out of nine
The winner of the
first prize was F. F. Leavitt of Lake
Crystal.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-03
THE oITY
SHORT ITEMS GAzETTED.

Judge Webber is holding court
at st. Peter this week.
Earle Jones put an attractive sign
on the corner windows of the First
National Bank last week.
E. A. Mason & Son have put a
new run-about automobile into their
service during the past week.
Andrew Cook and wife started
for their home last Friday, via New
Ulm, where they visited over Sun
day.
Plenty of comedy, fine dressing
and enough pathos to make "Di-
vorce" or Woman VS. Woman in
tensely interesting.
Mrs. G. H. Lindsay visited with
her parents near Sanborn last week.
Mrs. W. S. Southwick also came
down from Mora to visit with the
home folks there.
u. n. Mchay returned from Du-
luth last Friday, having represent
ed the local commandery at the an
nual convocation of the grand COM
mandery at Duluth.
Manager A. G. Weiss of the Du-
luth Herald, accompanied by Mrs.
Weiss, arrived at North Redwood
Wednesday afternoon, in response
to telegram announcing the death
OF Mr.. Weiss father the day pre-
vious.
The bulky law supplements sent
out with this issue came just day
late for mailing a week ago. We
advise readers to look over the in
dex at the very least, and put the
supplement in safe place for flu
ture reference.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-03
Chicago E. Northwestern Railway.
LOCAL TIME CARD, REDWOOD FALLS
Subject to change,
SUNDAY TRAIN.

SUNDAY TRAIN
Leave Sleepy Eye Arrive Redwood Falls
1:40p.m 2:30 p. m.
Leave Redwood Falls Arrive Sleepy Eye
2;40 p m $3.50 p. m.
DEPARTURES OF TRAINS.
No. 81, daily except Sunday -. 1885 a. m.
For Chicago, ST Paul, Minneapolis, Winona,
and east; also for Tracy, Marshall, Water
town, Huron and Pierre. Parlor car, Kasota
TO St. Paul and Minneapolis Sleeper, Man
kato to Chicago.
No. "a, daily except Sunday. 500 p, m.
Connects at Sleepy Eye with trains east and
west between Waseca and Tracy Makes
connection with Omaha at Kasota for Sioux
City and Omaha.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
No 81, daily except Sunday -. 1920 a. m
Connects with new tt ain, No. B, from east
No, IS, daily except Sunday ......4:40 p. m
From Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis, Winona
and all points east and west.
w. b. KEIsKERN, A. G. JOHNSON,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt, Ger. Agent,
Chicago. Winona, MINI.
W. S. BRAMMER. Agent. Redwood Falls. MINI
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-03

Thomas Finn Will graduate from
Manchester college this year.
J. Howard Robinson returned to
his duties at the Hamline univer-
sity during the early portion of
last week.
An item in the Fairfax Standard
says that N. HI. Mahowald left on
Saturday for New Market, Scott
county, upon message announcing
the demise of his mother. Mrs.
Mahowald was IS years old at the
time of her demise. She visited in
Redwood Falls while her son and
his family were residents of this
city.
Only one vacancy now remains in
the teaching force ofour city schools
as listed for the coming year. The
board of education has elected Miss
Mary Feeley of st. Paul for one of
the high school vacancies, and Miss
Skoog has also recently signiffed
her intention to resume her high
school work at the beginning of an
other year. The latter was elected
some weeks ago.
Conductor George Biglow of the
Minneapolis & St. Louis road has
been quite i'll at his home in Nor
ton during the past week. Mrs.
Biglow S mother has also been i'll
at the same place. with the result
that Mrs. Biglow has been kept
busy attending to the wants of the
two patients, The conductor has
recovered so far that he is out, but
is in no condition to run foot race.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held a
pleasant reunion at their hall last
Wednesday evening, celebrating
the anniversary of Odd Fellowship
in America. Besides a short pro-
gram of music and recitation, Rev.
T. T. VanDolah read historical
sketch of the marvellous growth of
the order during the Sc years OF it's
existence, the membership now ap-
proximating three millions-the
largest membership of any secret
fraternity. Hon. Frank Clague of
Lamberton, Jas. A. Larson and W.
G. Owens of Walnut Grove were
among the visitors present, and in
response TO invitations from Chair
man G. D. Thompson, all three told
the brothers and sisters some of
their reasons for being proud of
Odd Fellowship.
Morton Enterprise: Last week
preliminary surveys were run from
Hutchinson to Sioux Falls for the
Great Northern cut off from the lat
ter place to the twin cities. The
surveying is done in sections and
in this locality several routes are to
be considered. The route from
Hector was recently surveyed to
strike the bluff little above Fort
Ridgely, thence up the valley to a
point where the Wabasha creek
cuts through the bluff following the
creek to the prairie thence west of
Redwood Falls. This route was
thoroughly gone over by surveyors
last week, although they stated the
route was poor one and that later
a careful survey of Birch Coolie
creek and Grow creek would be
made. In this case but one town
would be located between Morton
and Hector. At the present time
the enterprise looks like a sure 90.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-03

Laxative doses Of Ayers pills each
night greatly aid the SarsapariIIa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-11-03
IN MEMORY.


oet lih 1905 the death angel Wis
ited ihe home ot Freslani Il. Moore
and TOOK FROM him his loving vic
Name, While Dr. Jas Carter, and the
afteciionate husband ami lowing child.
rem We're doing all that kind haads
could do, her soul took lis ngat
and her body fell asleep. There 10
remain until the resurrection morn
ing She had been IN bad health ior
some iimc She leaves Christian
husband and seven children To mourn
their loss, She had been converted
and lived devoted Christian lie
Tor number Of years she was a..
er ready to bear her cross
She has gone 10 that home where
there Is no pain 10 rack her bady
and witre wa never say good lat
10 loved en- S She was laid to rcst in
the spertN graveyard to sleep ua
IN God calls the sleeping dad
come forth aud Nant, viii BE- imoue
thN number That Will H. ur, Is
rise
Her funeral was preached by Rc,.
r u CassalE + a L.