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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-12
The Connecticut Republicans-Tht
Bodies of the Sinmese Twins.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. l0.-Henry, the
defaulting clerk of the Lynchburg In
ternal Revenue office, has been appre-
hended, and over Sl4, 900 recovered.
Indian Troubles in Nebraska.
ST. LAWRENCE, Feb. l0.-A report came
in at $50 last evening, bya courier from
the Aplck train, tia, about ten miles
from the Mil, Lieutenant Robinson and
corporal Coleman were surrounded by
about forty Indians. A private named
Noles was near by, and says the last
seen OF Robinson he was leaning forward
in his saddle, aud the Indians were very
close, firing at him. Robinson and the
corporal ran towards the MIL. Noles
ran toward the train, which was about
five miles north OF where the attack was
made. Hs horse was shot and killed,
he running the remainder of the distance
to the train under the fire Of the Indians.
When within sight OF the train the In-
dams left him. Bastines left the mill
about two houss after Robinson left
there, which was an hour after the train
had left, and saw nothing of Robinson,
Coleman or the Indians. Captain Eagan
was ordered out immediately, with both
cavalry companies. but nothing is yet
heard from him at . p. III. to-day. The
Indians made raid on a ranch yester-
day, nine miles from here, and took one
horse and fired on the herder. 1t is ex-
pected that general raid has been made
on the Laramie. Col. Bullock arrived
at Fetterwan yesterday. BE says he saw
a large party. of Indians at the upper
crossing Of the Horseshoe, singing and
dancing. It seemed to be the scalp
dance.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-12
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT
N Phoebe, New, February II, 1874.
Persons calling for the following letter. will
please say advertised"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-12
Geographic Dispatches
srEc,A "a urE procHE DAILY ExoosD.
Eastern Dispatches.
Contracts With the Treasury Depart-
men..

Contracts With the Treasury Depart-
men:.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-rhe Secretary
Of the Treasury to-day, in response to
resolution of the House, sent to that
body copies OF all contracts OF the
Treasury Department with individuals
for discovering and collecting money due
the United States, aud withheld by any
person or corporation. The Secretary
omits the names of the parties from
whom moneys are claimed to be due. as
be says the Withholding of these dues is
suspected to involve q degree Of fraud OF
which the parties may not be proved
guilty. Some Of these contracts, it ap-
pears, we're as follows: With William II,
Kelsey, OF New York, 10 assist in collect
ing about 500, 900, said to be due for
Internal Revenue tax. He was to re-
ceiye full pay for services and expenses
Of collecting, and fifty per cent. of the
gross sums collected. Similar contracts
were made with John D. Sanborn, the
amount claimed to be due being $780,
900; with S. y. Ebert, Of Philadelphia,
who proposed TO recover 100000 with
John 4. Clark, OF Philadelphia, the sum
involved being over 100000.
Women Tabooed ia the Boston School
Board.
BosToN, Feb. l0.-The School Board
this evening, by vote Of CT to 50, re-
fused to reconsider u recent resolution
against the administration Of women in
membership.
The Connecticut Republicans-The
Bodies of the Sinnese Twins.
HARTFORD, Con-, Feb. 1l.-Delegates
to the Republican State Convention are
assembling today. The indications
point TO the nomination OF Henry 3.
Harrison for Governor.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. TO- The case
containing the bodies Of the Siamese
Twins was opened to-day The bodies
are not in good state of preservation,
owing to decomposition having already
set in when the partial embalming was
made at Mount Airy. 1t is thought,
however, that the autopsy will success.
fully determine the main points Of in
| terest
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-12

BosroY, Feb. l0.-The School Board
this evening, by vote Of CT to So, re-
fused to reconsider recent resolution
against the administration Of women in
membership.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-17
New Brand Of Flour.

The Champion Mills of Beaver Falls,
have been entirely overhauled and fitted
MP in first-rate order. We have spared
neither labor nor money in retittins and can
do superior work. We claim to make the
best flour in the south western part of the
State, and are willing that those who give
our flour a fair trial shall decide as to the
Justice of our claim. We have a first class
miller and manufacture our -four oilt OF tbs
hest wheat that the county produces.
1t is for Sale hy Jessup 4 Scott, in Red
wood Falls, and we ask the public to try
it believing it to be the Lest in the market
AHHExs & Co.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-17
List of Taxes.
IN THE
Of Redwood
State Of minnesota.
D.i,bq':ent in TIE year 1878: and
all PRIOR wears.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, So
County OF RErwooD.
District Court, Ninth Judicial Dist.
The State Minnesota TO all per
sons or corporations who have or
claim any estate, right. title or inter-
est in Or claim to or lien upon any Of
the several pieces or parcels of land
IN the list hereto attached described.
The list Of taxes upon Real Estate
which appear from the records and
papers in the Office of the County
Auditor of the County Of Redwood
to have become delinquent in the
in tho year 1873 and all pri"r years
and Which have not been in any man
ner paid into the Treasury "t said
county having been iiIvd as required
hy law in the cilice II the Clerk of
til, Court in the County Of Redwood
Of which list that, hereto attached is
a copy.
Therefore you and each of you are
hereby required to Tile in the office
Of Clerk Of said Court. within twenty
days after tile las, publication Of this
notice your answer i'll writing setting
fourth any objection or defence you
may have to the taxes or any part
thereof Or the penalties or interest
there on, upon any piece or parcel
of land described in said list in to or
on which you have or claim any
estate right title interest claim Or
lien and in default thereof j udg
ment will be entered against such
piece Or parcel Of land for the taxes
in said list, appearing against it, and
for all penalties, interest and costs.
II. D. BALDWIN.
Clerk of the Dist. Court in
the County of Redwood.
VILLAGE OF REDWOOD FALLS,
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NOTICE..

q. .. LAND UFF1CN,
Redwood Falls, June Sth 1874
Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
Peter Kelley against Samuel Curtis Jr for ab snon-
ing his pre- -emption Entry, D. s. No. 1872, dated
August LIST, 1872, upon the n. half N. F. 4 and lot
No, l, in Section q, Township 113, Range 80, in
Redwood County, Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation of said entry the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear At this
Office on the 18th day Of July, 1874, at II o'clock
said alleged abandonment.
B,F. SMITH, Register.
81 WI, KELLY, Receiver.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-17
Notice to Teachers.

public examination of PERSONS who
may desire certificates as Teachers, will hc
held for Redwood County on the Dist day
Of September 1874 at ? o'clock \. II. at The
Gazette Office in Redwood Falls,
WV. b. HEERIorr County Surt.
Redwood Falls Sep. 9TH 1874.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-17
improvements in Staging.

Stage-riding, like everything else, has
had to succumb to the innovations Of mod
ern improvements. Since Railroads be-
came numerous staging has been consid-
cred slow and tiresome and persons who
are compelled to make trip Ivy stage look
forward to it with dread and ii a private
conveyance can lie had or the stage ride
avoided, in any other way, it is done. This
is owing, chiefly, to the kind Of convey
ances that are used as Stages. They are
built for endurance, not for comfort to the
occupants, and Stage rides are associate d
in our recollections with prospective horr ors
bumps and bruises, aching bones and rufiicl
tempers, and season OF devout, wearied
thankfulness when it is over. But all this
can be avoided. We have tried it and know
whereof we speak. A couple Of trips between
Redwood Falls and New lin in McMillan's
new wager, with platform springs, convinc-
es US, that stage riding is not what it was
when we were young, say forty years ago,
and need not he what it is on many routes
now. In fact if there is any easier way Of
getting over forty miles OF road than in
that wagon, except by steam, we don't
know it. 1t is model of ease and comfort
in every way. The seats are we'll cushioned
have good backs and are built for comfort
and not for the purpose Of showing how
narrow a surface man can balan &C him
self on. The springs are luxurious and,
altogether, the wagon is equal in ease and
comfort to any carriage that can be construct
ed. This is not an advertisement, but the
facts in regard to McMillan's new Stage be-
tween this place and New Ulm. That forty
miles of staging, which SO many people
dread, is a comfortable ride of from six to
seven hours, and Mcmillan deserves the
thanks Of the travelling public.
NOTICE
Is hereby given that the next regular
meeting ofthe Redwood Falls Grange, will
he held on Saturday the 10th day Of Sept.
when business of special interest and inn
portance will be transacted.
Tables will he spread for an honest feast,
and all are requested to kill the fatted
chickens and ducks, and make general
preparation for the occasion. Come one
come all, and come early,
FRED, J, PEABODY, Secretly.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-17

We have four or five farms for rent
with houSeS--will furnish seed if desired,
Can make acknowledgements with thoS, hav-
ing teams. Apply to o b Turrcll at Red
wood Falls.
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am compelled to announce to my Gus.
toners, and to all whom it may concern,
that l cannot sell any more goods on credit.
Jas. Mcmillan.
Redwood Falls, July 9th, 1874.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-17

The American Sar,line Co.'s Boncle~>,
Sardines. are much better, and less than
half the cost of imported Sarlinss. -
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TCRRELL < LEWIS.
PlOWS,

NTEEL Plows with Stec! land side at SIG
~ 80 cts, or iron Landslide at $l5.7', tor
the next sixty days, at
NELSON & BCRNSinE'S
Sleepy Eve Lake, M.nn.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-17
FOR SALE,

TWO Yoke Of No. l, oxen, eight years
l. cid, will grit over seven feet, and in
good condition. Will he sold for cash. or
on time.
Inquire Of, d. y. McIutvro, or at this oil
fee Ia
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SrIlAYEiD.

NTRAIED from the premises of the Sub
~ Scril'or in the Town of Sheridan, Red
wood County.
One light red COW, eight years old, with
white fore head and one ear torn Oft.
One dark rcd heller, gives milk Fronl ouIv
three teat-.
One dark rcd yc;,riing steer, with short
thick horns. Any information as to their
whereabouts will he literally rewarded.
ADOLPlI LEONARD
Redwood Falls, Aug. ljtll-ls74.
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For Sale.

4 Lady's Saddle, nearly now and mad,
by Proull Of St. Paul. Has plush seat
Cheap for cash. Inquire at this office
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-17
WANTED

House and two lots for sale opposite of
he hardware store apply to \. Moore.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-17
District Court Proceedings.

DlS(IlCl NUult L lUCCSulA.SSs
State VS. Winona & st. Peter Il. r. Co.
Action under I! e new Tax law for tn" tax
es Of 1873 on lands claimed by the compa-
ny. Judge Hanscom decided that the lands
were not liable to taxation.
State vs. L. c. Lansdol-Iarceny Uyon
Co. horse stealing easel Plead guilty, and
sentenced to - years harl labor at Still
water.
State vs. Frank L,nrilnn and Frank New
Icll-Larccny (Robhns the Lyon Co. Treas
Iury) Plead guilty. Langdol sentenced to
saltwater for two years and Newell to the
Reform School for is months.
McPhal VS. payne-Judgme Mt for prh
for 81, 10 and costs.
Alexander vs. Thomas-Appeal-Juds
ment if Court below affirmed.
Lamb VS. Dooner-Dsmissed
do do Confined
Thomas VS. Observation-Disclosures.
Wanch vs. Martin-Arpcal Judgment
affirmed.
Deadly weapon--continued.
Smith vs. Dooner--Action in Rerlcvin--
Jury acknowledgement for Pl'f 1851 Il &
costs.
Bake VS. NicIIols--continucd ly consent
State vs. Patrick Met crmick- MaEs!augh-
, tcr--Granl Jury ignored the bill.
State rs Wrlrh & OthorS--hl IGNORED
Caucus.
y Caucus will be held at the Court House
i'll RI dwood Falls. on the - | .l;,y of s, ~
1871, at . o'clock 2. NJ. for the purpose OF
elcctins iour Delegates to the Farmers,
Lahorcrs', Anti-Monopo'y county Conv,n-
ton.
BISHOP GORDON.
Chairman Of Town Com
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-17

Remember that the Redwood County
Fair commcncence> Sept 3oth and that thc
Books will be open for entries ten days
previous to that time. Call on the Sccrc-
tarv and attend to the matter as early Is
possible.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-17

All communications and Locals must lie
sent to this Office hy "Wednesday morning
to insure their insertion.
See Advertisement OF the Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine Co.
Patrick Mccormick returned to this vi
cinity on Tuesday, lie has engaged work
at Hartwick's, Lone Tree Lake.
The "J-nion House, difficulties continue.
At the present writing, Thursday morning,
Welcl is in possession Of the house. The
affair is discreditah!c to thcEpartiesaa and a
disgrace to the community.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-17
EXrLANATIOS.

n means north: e means east;
means south; W means ". It: ht
me- ans half: NV means northwest
u: sw means southwest q: ne
M ans northeast "A; 80 means
southeast a: NV Sc means nOrth-
west J., Of the southeast q: s Inf
sw means the south half of the
southwes: =; pit means part. &c
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-09-17

Received, i. day. NV lot ot' gro
Ties OF a kinds; D.;,a, c,nnei and
green trits 4: &c They can't be sur
passed in quality and cost no more than
common goods call and examine at
Jcssup Il Scots.
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We call attention to the reduced rates
for lumber in the advertisement OF John
Robson, Sleepy Eye. 1t is a very great re-
duction and any person wishing to buy
lumber, will find 4 good stock and agree
able parties to deal with. Mr.. d. \. Ken
dali has charge of tn" yard at Sleepy Eye.
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a Steady young man to work by the
II month who understands how to take
care Of Stock and make himself useful gen.
orally. Will give liberal wages. Inquire
Of A. NJ. COOK.
At Delhi Mills, Redwood Falls.
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Church Directory.

Tt. Redwood Grange OF the Patrons "f itusisn'!ry
will hall M lettings r".i!,riv tn" LIST aud 81 Sa:
uriSys Of ev"ry month, at y. o'clock 7. VI.
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We met, on thu ears last week, our for
mer fellow towE>nar, Mr.. VIM. Loclerhy
who had, that morning, been married to
Miss Bell Garrett OF Mankato. Mr.. Locherty
has many friends here who will hear of the
event with pleasure and wlp>r best wishes
will follow him.
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H. Behnke 4 Bro. New Tim arc, s. uSl-
al, first in the fell for fall and winter
trade with tn" largest and best selected
stock OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries &c.
They are enabled to give better inducements
to cash trade than any firm in Western
Minnesota. Ii any OF their many old friends
in Redwood County should come to New
Tim it will pay them to visit the store of
II. Dehnke & Bro. The firm ly long cN-
perince carries a great many goods in their
stock particularly adapted to the climate Of
Minnesota which cannot he found i'll any
other store in the country. They quote
this week:
Indian head SLeeting II ID to II - per
yard.
Good one yard wide shecting 9 - to 10.
Cheap, prints I -.
Ladies' good felt skirts Sl.25.
Good coife, !our pounds for $l.oa.
Good Jap. Tea 80 cts.
And their whole stock will be sold in
proportion for cash.
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Specal Notice.

Redwood Falls, Aug. ljth-lo.
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Caucus.
TENANTS WANTED.

Chairman Of Town Com,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-01

What sigh, IL NOR: pie 's,nt thai a
row Of sleek. w.ll-c .reL.for. healthy
animal. IN winter? Outside. the thvr.
mo"'etcr stands close upo" zsr"; in
ride. tho temperature is ST. comfortable
that We can we'll dispense with our
overc ut. From whtnre Comes this
genial warmth? NJ c'al or wooi is
consumed t" raise the temperature.
The I.r'b'cm is easily s"|ved. Here
are fifteen stoves. MT constructed If
iron "r II stone, but m de|h ,"'l hl'rl
and in these stoves hay and graf" are
: urncd 9 instantly. and hence tn" heat.
It is the warmt" radiatrtl fr"m the an.
i"als that We feel. and this comes from
actual combustion, produced By th''
plny If vital or chemical t;'rces With"
the organisms 4 large percentage Of
tho t"'d supplied adds neither t" our
store 1T milk or flesh, but is burned >"
produce animal heat, aud in winter.
the supply Of f"d must he Increased.
t" compensate Cor the Loss. by d:rcc.
radiation, tr"m the surface aud
through the re*pir 'try organs
N, greater mistake can 10 made
than t" house Your animals ia cid
open bar"s \ shivering COW can
give no milk, nor sai" any flesh 70
feed CIV "r any other animal, in thu
cold, open air, is about ~ fml;sh and
wastefal as to place It 70 out Of doors.
81! it with fuel, and expect to re-
ceivo benefit by warming the atmos-
p'ers generally. Animals need prot4c-
tion and warmth a. vii ~ human b..
ings -J>urnniof (h~m;xtrv.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-01
IOKTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

Default has been made In the conditions y:
= certain in'(enture Of mortgage made and OK
ecuted by 'ieorge Ripley aud Christennh Rip
ley, his wife, t. John p. Nanny l. Co.. bearing
date May eth, A. d. 1873, and ,cco, dcd in tho
office Ut the Register Ut Deeds, in and for
Mower County, md state If Minnesota. o.. the
9th day Of June. A. d. 1873, At ; "'clock,p. m.
in Book" H." If mortg"ge*,on pag. 6s3.
Said mortgage was gwen 'v secure tho
"a, mcnt oftho SUN Of Two hundred. thirty
eight and 5O-lOO [S23S,5O] uuilars, accor-
dug toll conditions u u certain promis sory
uoto "'nde and executed by snid Gs'rge Rip
Icy to said John +. Nanny l. Co, aud payabi.
December lst., 4. b. 1873, nDd there - claim
I'd to he due md IL due on said note aud mort
gage, at ho date Vi this notice the sum ., Two
hun"re,, fit, five l$2'j.OOl dollars, xnd no
proceedings ~ law Or otherwise have been Hal
I" collect the same Or any put thereof.
Now therefore, notic~ is hereby given. that
W virtue Ut = power Of sale ~ said MIrt-
gage sOntainei, ana pursuant I" the statute
III such Care made au3 provided, said ,'vrtg"go
viii he t"rcc'"scd ami thu 'rru,'scS therein dc-
s1rIbeL to wit: The south half vi tho south
W. It quarter q" section NJ. fourteen H. and
the south east q,lAs ter Ut tho suLth cast Qa:s
tor of section No. fifteen isl. in township No.
"no hundred aud four lu4j. north of range
M. fourteen u west, ia Mowor county, Mn.
oes"ta. Will III sold IT public vsnduo, to tho
highest bidder therefor, NJ tho office ii f. D.
nseisr in til. city Ut Austin. in said county ,vn
.tarday the 7th day Ut February AID. 1874, ut
10 O'Clock a. ~, to satisfy tho amount thcu
que On sri mites and mortgage, together with
the s:n Ut twenty. five dollars attorneys ices
"'l""od hy thu terms tho:cut. AMI by thu law
ot THIS State, in case III foreclosure, beside.
tho COTS aud expenses n.lnws,i by law.
Dated, Dsco.uuor 18th, AID. 1873.
JOHN p, NANNY l. CO.,
+. o. wnEELEK, Mortgages.
Attorney for MortEnxo"s. jSt7
Austin. MINI.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-01
BY tho Court, JESSE ROSE.
n39-A (L.S.] Judge Of Probate.
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
~ Oefnulf has ham m. La l.. H. ~a:

Nj OHtGAtE FONECLOSURE..-
4NA Default has been m*le in the condi.
t'ons Ut certain indsnturc t mortgage.
made and executed by Angustis Gr,hy aud
Mary F. GrIby. bis wife, u David G. Cor,itt,
bearing date November eth, \ D. 1872, su
duly rec 'r'l"d in the otacs Of tho register Of
Deeis IN "n' tor Mower County, Minneso,a.
o'clock r. NJ, in Book M" Of uortsaxo %
page 493.
@a'd mortgage was given to secure tho pay
ment 81 th. sum Of one huntl.ca, thirty ono
! and 10 100 $i3f.6jj dollars, and ,ntcrt It IN
| salt rum, according to the eonditions Of .
| certain pr"m's"ry ""ts bearing even date with
| ea'd mortgage m ule- AMI executed by >aid
! Augustus Gro"y to said D. Z. C..rhitt, anil
there is claimed I" b. due, and 10 due, on said
note and mortgage, 1t tho date Of thi. notics.
! tho sum "f one hundred, forty eight aud
oS 100 lsl4s 98] dollars. and u" pruceeii NJ
1t law Or otherwise, has bc"n had to COLLECT
the ta'nc Or any part thereof.
| Now, therefore, notice it hereby given.
that ny vi'tuo Of " puwor Of sale in said
mort gnge contained, aud pursuant to tn. stat
utcs ~ such case made aud provided. said
mortgage will BE- 'orccl.'sc'l and tho prom isss
therein described. t" wit:
| The west ono half Of Tho south east on<
fourth OF section number twelve, [I2l in town
ship ono hundred and twu (iO2|, north o
range fourteen l4] west. in Mower County
M'nne'"t". vii! DO sold Ut public vcn,lue. !.
!no h,yhest bidder. 1T the office Of f. O.
Wheeler, in t''s city If Austin. in said County
on on! Saturday. tho lth lay IF February, \. b.
1879, ut III ocock =. n. to satisfy tho amour,
then au" On said n"te and mortgage. toretho:
with the sun" Of thirty dollar. attorneys fve.
allowed ny TO terms Of said murtvxx, il
case OF forccI"sure, bcsid"s the GUSTS and ex
Penses all"wo,l by law.
Dated, January lst.. A. D. 1874:
~ D. e. CORbIrT,
e. w. "nshtse' Aortga3ee
AuBtiD, Minnesota. 10,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-01-01
$955,OOO
IN CASH GIFTS.
TO De DIsTRIBU. ED BY THE
Mercantile Prize Association.
OF NEW YORK.
DAILY DRAWINGS!!!
A PRIZE FOR EVRRYiTICKET.

400 Gold Watches. -. ......... ,.......475 to 800
rs Sewing Machines ......... ......... 80 10 1856
IS Elegant Plan ............25o to 700
50 's1"dsous..... ........ 50 {" 200
csshd ii.s, silvrrWars otc.valued xt3:: SOC, 900
A chance to draw an: Of the above prizes
for rs cents. Tickets describing prizes are
SEALED IL envelopes and weil mixed. On
receipt VI rs otDts sEALED TICKET 10 drawn
without choice, and sent BY mail to any ad-
drees. The prize named upon it will b. do.
livsred to the ticket-holder on payment Of
ONE DOLLAR. Prizes are Immediately sent
to any address by express Or r.tu mail.
f"u will know what your prizo 10 before
you pay for it. NJ blanks. Our patrons can
depend On fair dealing.
Ortxioxs or TUE FREss.-Fair dealing can
be relied ou.-N. Y. Herald. Aug. 70. A
genuine distribution.-W "rt", Sept. .. Not
one ii tho humhugs Ut tho day .-- " :.kty
Tribune, Jn'v 7. They give general salts
EEvsRvxcEs. By kind permission v, r,
fer t. the following: Franklin S. Lane.
Louisville, drew $l3,OUO Miss Hattie Bank.
Ut, Charleston, $4,000; Mrs. Louis. r. Blake.
St. Paul, Piano 81. D; Samuel v. RAYMOND.
Boston, $500; Eugene p. Bracket, Pitts
burgh, Watch, $500 Miss Anoie 0sxood.
Now Orleans, $4,000; Emery L. Pratt. Co.
lumbus. Ohio, $1,000.
OEE CASH dlTr in every package Of $50
tickets guaranteed. 5 tickets for Ono DOL
lar: II Tor Two Dollars; Is for Three Dol
lars 50 for Five Dollars; $50 tor Fifteen
Dollars.
Agents wanted, to whom No offer liberal
Inducements ant guarantee sut,stactiou.
address. 4. I. DAKNUM / CO.,
Sums 46 Broadway, n. Y.