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fight fans as a coming worldly ier.
Bradley comes from the home Of zoe
Mass
VIII the fight promoters kin the een,
In New York? BY adding rounds they
are making tho contests longer each
week. and Gotham sports think six
rounds should be fixed as the limit be-
fore it Is tooate.
James Butler has made application to
the New York state racing commission
for license TO hold n running meet at
his Empire track. II has become an an
nual affair with the New York grocer
to ask for dates and to be as regularly
turned down.
Cornell and Yale meet on the diamond
at New Haven today the first time the
ball teams OF the two universities have
met in thirteen years.
With Chicago, New YORK. Pittsburg
and Philadelphia fighting hard the race
in the National league is becoming in
te-estnig
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AN &c NArIoN RsooRoEa.
The Bill creatina the Office Has Passed
Beth House and senate.

Washington. May 26.-Tho bin provi0
ing a recorder foi the Usage Nation was
passed by the Senate today on motion
Of Senator Long n directs that the
clerk u the district court Ia Pawkuska
act As recorder, compensation tocome
oul of the fees and not to exceed $500
year, This bin which was introduced
by Delegate Mcclure, has passed the
House and win now 50 10 the President
los his signature.
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THIS DATE ~ HISTORY


q 7ss-The venerable Bede. ieain-
. "a English monk. died.
q 90 Edmund !. King Of The An
9 elo saxons. nssnssinatcd.
. 1891 Charles. Duke OF Orleans.
q born.
. tsi2 nasadss. sultan Of Turkey ,
q died
. 1906 Massacre Of false Demeirius
q and his adhcfcnts at Moscow.
Q i6S7-M Massacre Of Indians al Fort
Q Mystic by Mason.
g is60--safah Jennings. FIRST Ouch
. ess OF Marlborough. born.
& no Nicholss l.. zinzcndorf, res
q torer Moravian church,
g born. Died May 3. 1890.
o 1908 Samuel PeYys. learned Eng
o lishman. died.
q i7f7-Thomas Southern. English
Q dramatist. died
Q i76i-E Edward LIVINGSTONE Score
Q tsry Of State. born. Died
9 May 81. 1856.
G 1893 Battle 81 Tarah and defeatof
. the United Irishmen.
g 1905 Napoleon crowned King OF
@ Italy.
Q lSQ9 Francis Joseph Hadyn, mus
. ical composer. died Born
g March g. 1882
Q isie sir sydney smith, G. c. -
q died.
9 1si4-Jacques Inntte. celebrated
g French Banker. died
9 IS4S-Decrce forever excluding
Q Louis Philipp and family from
. France.
9 is5l--Riot ia Boston over arrest Of
. Anthony Burns. fugitive
Q slave
Q 1865 Surrender OF Cen r. Kirby (
Q Smith and his army
Q IseS-Acqulttal Of President john
o son by the u. s. Senate.
. ls7o-N. p. r. n. U.and grab bill
Q passed by both houses Of |
q Congress-,
@ Is73-New ministry formed in
. Ia France. with Duo de Brog-
o lie as Premier.
q 1S77--IIoly war proclaimed against
q Russia By Sheik ui islam.
o 1SS3--s Swedish ministry resigned
9 1855 Boston Corbett. slayer OF J.
o wilkes Booth. escaped from
o asylum at Topeka. Kas.
. 1885 valkyrie H.. America Cup
o Challenger, launched at Glas-
. gov.
. 1905 --Alphonse DE Rothschild died.
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For mild. easy action OF the bowels.
a single dose OF Doan's Regllets is
enough. Treatment cures habitual con-
stipation. twenty-five cents a box. Ask
your druggist for them.
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coughg Ksnnedys Laxative Honey and
Tar allays the congestion, stops that
tickling. drives the cold out through
your bowels. Sold BY c. r. Rcnfro.
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a NEW AUTOMATIC LOADING RIFLE
With German invention Well Aimed Shots
Are Fired in Ten Seconds.

Berlin, May pa number Of tests
have recently been carried out neaS Ber-
lin Ia connection with newly invented
repeating rifle known as the Fidieland
automatic loading rife. model 1906, An
ingenious system OF springs is employed
to use the force Of the recon in such a
way as automatically TO reload the rifle.
Almost simultaneously with firing the
empty cartridge case is seized and eject
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G. w. Fouts. Postmaster at Riverton,
Ia. nearly lost his life and was robbed
Of all comfort, according to his letter.
which says: For 20 years had chronic
liver complaint. which led to such Sc
we're case OF jaundice that even my fing-
er nails turned yellow; when my doctor
prescribed Electric Bitters; which cured
me and have kept me well for eleven
years" Sure cure for Billiousness. Neu-
raigia, Weakness and all Stomach, Liv-
er. Kidney and Bladder arrangements.
A wonderful Tonic. At all drug stores.
so cents.
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Some Kansas City FIGURES That May
Prove Interesting.

Enid Wave; Ia as much as Enid u
now interested materially IN street paw
ing ana the question as to what kind
of paving should be used. is being ar-
gued ON the streets the Wave repro
duces am article that appeared IN the
Kansas City sta- Of May 22- il shows
that asphalt paving has dropped IN price
from says per yard 70 tifo in Kansas
city contracts having been let at that
price The article follows:
"A new record was made IN paving
prices today $40 "A yard for new as
phait paving This was the bid Of the
Parker Washington Paving company on
the same contract for which the Trini-
dad Paving company bid sl.59 Thess
were the only two companies bidding
TIE lowest bid previous 10 today's let
Of cpen specifications ana subsequent
competition the price was se25
Five CONTRACTS wo-e awarded today.
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DOC" ASKS $2stos FOR
TREATING DOG


Milwaukee Wis. MA &c George p.
Miller. wealthy Milwaukee lawyer.
has been made defendant in suit
brought ia the circuit court here by
doe" David p Redd. negro dog SUR
geon who claims that the lawyer owes
him S26l.Oa for medical attention given
TO "a large and valuable ST Bernard
dog
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Or Thomas electric on Is the best
remedy FOR that often fatal disease
Group. Has been used with success ~
our family Tor eight years" Mrs. l.
Whiteacrs. Buffalo. NJ
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STRAW AArs AT sErEasEN.s.

FINE LINE or ROCKING CHAIRS
AND oAVENPoRTs JUST RECEIVED.
LEGISLATURE HALL.
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An invisible, instantaneous skin per
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powder
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NEW LINE OF BLIZZARD REFRIo.
ORATORS AT M. COLLARS STORE.
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TOMORROW IN HISTORY.
May a.

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@ 1882 Hubert. Archbishop Of Can .
g torbury made Lord Cham G
o celior. G
9 i2e5-Iigheiri Dante orn. @
Q John CALVIN reformer, died. Born c
Q 1903 @
9 isio-Frnncis Ravanac. assassin Q
g OF Henry ", executed g
G fs-Petr stuyvant. last Dutch G
Q govruor arrivd at Nv Am 9
q strdam. Q
. lssl--caraInat Louis de Noaries Q
G born Q
O 1879 Habeas Corpus act passed by Q
o England g
0 1908 ST. Petersburg founded BY Q
9 Peter the Great Q
9 lf2t-Charles de Ia Kae died. Q
Q l5Is-eAmerieans defeated British @
Q az battle OF Noodles Island Q
Q East Boston, Mass) 9
. iSls- Battle OF Fort George. Cam G
Q ada. q
Q is4l--Teicgraph made practical be- G
Q tween Washington and Bal G
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9 1850 Mormon temple at Nauvoo c
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. 1899 Battle Of Hanover court house
Q virginia,
G is6s--Old and new schools Of Pres c
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G burning Of Cathedral at Hol- G
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Tux sEsr l-EMoNADE AT REM
FRo's.
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Nsws ANO NorEs o. JON.

-Four yachts are scheduled To start
from New York today IN the race to
Bermuda for the $1,000 cup offered by
Sir Thomas Upton. The distance Is
$50 miles and IA is estimated ne race
will take eight days.
Miller Hussins Of the Cincinnati
Reds" Is the smallest ball player In
the country.
Tom Fisher. the Shreveport pitcher. has
equalled his last seasons recorl Of
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LEADERETTES

J. b. Doyle and oscar F.. Johnson. in
dicted for rohblng the Helena bank on
March l5 last. pleaded guilty today be-
fore Judge Pancoast az Alva and were
sentenced TO two years each In the Lam
sing penitentiary.
The Teachers Normal Institute OF
Ikiowa County will be held az Hobart
beginning June 4 and continuing four
weeks. The examination of applicants
fo- certificates will take place on June
2S and 20. Prof Rule will conduct the
institute. assisted By Prof George saun-
ders. Mrs. Miller and Miss Robertson OF
the Hobart public schools.
Rev NJ. ID. Early. pastor OF the First
Baptist church at Blackwell returned
home today from attending the Tennes-
see Baptist state convention at Chat
tanooga. lie secured while there ST.
500 for the Oklahoma Baptist State Col
iege at Blackwell. 81 600 TO apply on sal
aries and $500 for chemistry department
apparatus
The Town Council Of Ringwood,
WheIt city cyclone cellar was con-
st.ucted has appointed an official crier.
who must arouse the townspeople IN
case Of an approaching windstorm and
summon all to the cellar
How's Ths7
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. ]. c4ENY & CO.. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known F.
j. Cheny for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able TO carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING. RINNAN & MARTIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nhliy, ecting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system. Tes-
timonials sent free. Price rs cents per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for eonsti-
patton.
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WATER AT RENFRo's.
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NaoLIeEE sHlArs Al PETERsEN's
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UNDERWEAR AT PETERsEN's.

THE BEST GRAPE JUICE AT REM
FRO'S
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fight fans as a coming worldly, ler.
Bradley comes from the home Of tde
Mass
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20

- house several years ago, and
called out sharply:
"'Burns!'
His baronship paused at the loot
of the elevator and answered. staring
at ne %vacantly:
"'Nessir.'
Sure enough, he was Burns-a b2ll-
hop whom | had fired several years
before for working a guest in a conf
dence game; here he was, more ehu-
Gated in this line of crime and posing
in my presence as an English noble
man, His old training came back to
him when he heard me call. You
cant wonder that the story never got
into the newspapers at the time, be-
cause it was too much Of d joke on
me.
"Well. the next day | went to the
room of his lordship' and awoke him
out Of a sound sleep, which had been
superinduced by too much drink. The
way he collected his wits II began to
patter off his English accent, just as
!, though nothing had happened, was
wonderful. | admired his acting, but |
| was sore. 1t didn't take long for me
to convince him that the best thing he
could do would be to get out, and he
lid. after he had paid out his last
dollar for his sumptuous apartments.
He really had lone nothing that would
make him liable 10 arrest, but | think
my discovery of his true charaacr
must have nipped some nice swindlinS
game in the bud, for he wasn't taking
the risk he did without some good
reason. | heard the other day that he
had been pinched down south some
where, so | don't know that there's
any use keeping the story secret any
longer. 1t certainly was the s%trangcst
Joke on me that ever happened, and
the circumstances of his identific1-
ton ere the most peculiar in my OK
perience.'-Chicago Record Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
A BELLHOP'S GAME.

This is a story which the hotel re-
porters missed-it happened several
years ago-and which Clerk McHenry,
of the hotel, told recently.
One bright morning a dapper-look-
ing young man walked into the ho-
tel from a cab carrying an alligator"
travelling bag, and affecting a broad
English accent.
Il say. ave you a nice front room
with d bawth?" he queried. McHenry
allowed that he had.
Then I'll take it. You see. the
other 'otels are so beastly full of busy,
prying people-a bally boah, doncher
know, and | want a quiet place" Lean
ing c%onfidentially over the desk he
added in a whisper:
You see, | am here 'incog,' as it
wah, but | will nevertheless register
my proper name. But please don't al
low Inc to be bothered"
Then grasping a pen he wrote, with
slantirg, almost unintelligible let
tiers:
Sir Charles Robertson, Bart, Lon
don"
Something about the man i'm
pressed me ~unfavorably," said Nc
Henry. but | determined to await de-
velopments before | made up my min
that he was a fake.
III seemed quite ~young-not over
% or 23-and there was something
about his looks that took me back
several years, when | was behind the
desk OF another hotel. For severa!
days | tried to recall the name OF
somebody who bore ii resemblance to
this alleged English peer.
Sir Charles had brought but little
baggage with him-he called it bag
gage too, and luggage is the Eng
lish of it. Two or three times he tried
TO cash checks or drafts, and each time
| managed to stave him off, sending
him somewhere else. and | never
heard whether he was successful in
getting his money on them or not. AT
the end of the first week he paid his
bill promptly. but when the second
week was over. he put me on, saying
that he would draw on his bankers
on Monday.
"On Monday evening he left the din
ner iable and seated himself in the
lobby. and noticed that he had been
partakIng rather heavily of wine. At
least his face was flushed and he
walked unsteadily.
1T began to get late, and soon there
was nobody in the lobby but myself
and The bellboys. Presently the door
opened and a man came in and regis
tered. He asked to be shown to his
room. and while | was looking at the
chart for a room | called. 'Front-the
time~honored cry which IN a
bellhop. | did not hear any answering
shuttle of feet from the vicinity of the
bellboys' seat, so | called again:
"'Front. Front, boy!' All this time
I was back of the desk sizing up the
room chart. Presently | heard an APP
pareutly sleepy voice answering:
"'Yessir.'
"'Show the gentleman to 347,' | or
dered still looking at the chart and
throwing out a key. An eAcldnldtloh
from the lately arrived guest caused
me 10 notice:
what the
Il turned and looked at the person
/ had supposed to be the bellboy, and
saw our titled Englishman, clad in a
tuxedo, his hair disheveled and a half
burned cigar wedged in the corners oil
his mouth. starting off toward the ele-
vator. carrying the mans bag ahd
dangling the key which l had thrown
on the deck. A reaa bellboy was stand
ing sieepily by, rubbing his eyes in
amaZement.
'Then l began To see light. Swiftly
I recalled the naIpe of a boy | had
not seen since US the clerk at the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
j. SIobodien & Bro.
~ Smith st.
FIVE FAVoRITES WON.
Racing Mt the Fair Grounds Track
Mt New Orleans.


NEW ORLEANS. March 20. 49, The
rcw Louisiana Jockey club succeeded
the Crescent City Jockey club in con-
troll of the racing AT the Fair grounds,
FavOrites rcveled in the heavy going
and only one of them. Cousin Kate
was beaten. Jockeys Lyme and Red
fern, who came to ride in the Crescent
City Derby. have returned to theil
homes. Summarizes:
First Race.-Owasco, first: Nevada
second: Fagary. third.
Second Race. Baueful, first: San
scrit. second; Captain Mccormick
third.
Third Observation-Disclosures. first: IicI
Abrams. Sccoud: Dorothy NJ. third.
Fourth Race. - Stoner Hill, first
Cousin Kate, second; Whippoorwill
third.
Fifth Race. 49, Flavigny. first; Paul
second: Merry Pioneer. third.
Sixth Race.-Rolla. first; Little Rose
second; Kings Glen, third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
How to Treat vivisectionis'

The thing to do with those sell
investigators who are half killing
and then turning them out in the
streets to die of exhaustion, says the
Indianapolis News, is to interest them
in that branch of geology which has
to do with the reduction of large rocks
to small fragments by means OF a
heavy hammer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20

SAN FRANCISCO. March 20. - A
plumber of strong fayorites failed to
win at Oakland. Several close finishes
made the sport unusually interesting.
The third race proved to be a very
close contest between Elevation and
Lesaro, but Il neck separating the pair
when the former came in n winner. An
exciting finish occurred in the fourth
race when David BOland outgamed
Bucolic and won in the final struggle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20

CHICAGO, March 20.-C. +. C0nklin
of Chicago and Charles s.. Norris of
New York. who were tied for last
place. played their final game in the
national billiard tournament. Conklin
after a slow and tedious exhibition OF
billiards finally won by the score of
3GO to 231.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20

In 1905 heart disease was the most
frequent cause of death among physi-
clans, with 203 cases, out of a total of
2,045 in the United States and Canada.
Cerebral hemorrhage 153, and pneu-
monia 141 cases follow in frequency.
Accidents numbered ", as compared TO
95 in the previous year. Suicides were
as, instead of &c, in 1904.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20

The recent visit of the prince of
Wales to Burma has attracted notice
to the wonderfully rapid growth in
size and prosperity of Rangoon during
the last 20 years. Then 1t had a poll
lation of only 10000, whereas
IL has nearly a quarter of a
and a trade inferior only to
Calcutta and Bombay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
Settled the Auto.

A man bought 4 automobile from a
dealer at Santa Fosa Cal, and started
for a town called Occidental. The ma
chine did not tain the grades as we'll
as Mr.. Davidson Mad expected. and on
his arrival at Occidental he borrowed
an ak and chopped his auto to pieces.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20

John w. Oliver, the veteran editor
of the Yonkers Statesman, who is
nearly 81 years old, but is still active
and at his desk every day, played base
ball long before there was any pub
lished record of the game. He says
his recollection is very clear as 10
how the game was played in 1925.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March 20
Jack Young won the Mountain Valley
handicap in Il sallop from Marshal Ney
and was the only winning favorite at
Oaklawn. Wing Ting. victor in the colt
race, was the surprise of the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20

LOUISVILLE. Ky. March 20.-In
the second days play at the tourna-
mcnt of the American bowling on
gress here the Century club team No. |
Of Chicago led. with 2.TA4. The WeherS
Of Toledo was second. with 2,5g5. and
the solo of Chicago was third, with
2.5GO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20

LONDON. March 2o.-At Il st. Pat
rick's day banquet in London last
night John Il. Redmond. chairman Of
the Irish parliamentary party, reiter-
ated the belief which he expressed at
Manchester that England will ere long
give to Ireland all that She could rea
sonably expect or demand. John Dill
lon, member of parliament for East
Mayo. also spoke. He said that Irish
men had II compensation for their
sufferings in fighting lreland's battle.
they mad given Joseph Chamberlain to
the Unionist party, "a disastrous gift.
for so long as he remains in that party
so long will Ireland's enemies be para
lived and unable TO rally for a fight
against us. Long may he live, for he
has been Ireland's greatest friend"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-20
She waited Nineteen Year. For Him.

TOLEDO, O.. March 20.-After nine
teen years of separation from his wife
Alfred Roscoe. aged sixty-six, returned
to his home here, begged forgiveness
OF the woman he had deserted and was
again taken into his home and forgiy-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-10-10
SANBORN.

Mrs. Field is enjoying a visit with
her father.
Mrs. Brown came up from Man
kato for a short visit with her hus-
band.
Mrs. Robert Kluth came up from
Darfar and went to Springfield to
the D. of H. convention.
E. P. Dotson has just completed
repairs on his house, which, VIII en-
the painting is done, will make a
pretty place.
Martin Toole came up from Jan es-
vile Thursday to visit the Larkin
family. He is just recovering from
a severe illness and operation.
A large delegation of ladies were
in attendance at the D. of H. con-
vention at Springfield Friday. The
convention was conducted by the
grand chief Of honor, Myra L.
Sprague, and was interesting and
instructive. The ladies were well
entertained, having a treat in the
form of an automobile ride between
sessions.
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WABASSO.
From The Standard

Miss Lizzie Engle is visiting with
her sister in Canada.
Mrs. J. T. Sparkling of West Salem
is visiting with her son at this place
VIM. Disher and Miss Welter OF
Redwood Falls were calling on friends
in this town early last week.
Archie McDougall and family
have gone to Penhold, Canada, where
they will reside in the future.
Rev. R. E. Clark is attending the
synod meeting at Minneapolis this
week, Mrs. Clark and children be.
ing with him.
Barney Schmid has resigned a.
chief of the fire department ano
VIM. Stacker has been appointed tt
the vacancy.
F.O. Ortiz, cashier Of the Raymond
State Bank, was in Wabasso early
last week, looking after his farming
interests near here.
Mrs. R. J. Mccormack and family
have moved to St. Paul, where they
will reside until the boys complete
the Macalerter college course.
A separator belonging to Car
Steinhaus was burned on the John
son farm east of here on Oct. Sd
Sparks from the engine started thu
blaze.