The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-06-02

flesh is heir to but with proper care
and attention much of this pain can
be avoided, and with a few excep-
tions) the natural teeth preserved as
long as we live. When a tooth com
mences to decay it never stops until it
reaches the nerve. One decayed tooth
causes the remaining teeth to decay
much more rapidly. A semi-annual
visit to a competent dentist should be
the duty of every one. DIR. Lyman's
office is pleasantly located in the
Philbrick Block. He was born in
Minnesota, and took regular course
in the dental department of St. Paul
medical college. The doctor has had
ten years of practical experience in his
profession, for which he is fully pro-
vided with the best appliances known
to the science of dentistry, the mani
fold operation of which he performs
with the least possible Inconvenience
or pain to patients. An early visit to
Doctor Lyman may save much suffer
ing, time, expense. and subsequent
loss of teeth.
The location of a city may be I'M
surpassed its streets broad and bril-
liantly lighted it's business blocks
and public buildings of the most mas
sive kind. But unless its hotels are
first class in every respert, all this goes
for naught with the traveller who by
reason of business or pleasure is com
PEELED to accept such accommodations
as are frequently provided at what are
termed first-class" houses, an appel
lation to which they have no claim
whatever except in the munifcent
rates they demand. Place man in a
bright, CHEEKY, we'll furnished room
with we'll prepared viands, and he sees
everything out of we'll pleased eyes,
and carries a good impression of every
thing with which he comes in contact,
to be talked of among those he meets
in his varied travels throug hout the
country. Especially is this true when
in addition to these the host is endow-
ed with that innate quality that makes
each guest feel at homo by the oor-
diality Of his greeting. The city of
Redwood Falls is particularly FORUM
ate in this respect, as the Hotel Fran
co.'s, which is centrally and convent
emily located on Second street, is ac-
knowledgcd by all travellers to be one
OF the best hotels along the line. 1t
is fine three story brick and stone
structure, and contains % rooms, all
finished in modern style, presenting
an appearance of elegance and com
fort. The cuisine, service and general
appointments of the dining room are
first-class in every respect. The hotel
is managed by Mr.. Matt. Mccarthy,
who has had years of experience as a
caterer, and understands every detail
of the business. The admirable man
ner in which the Hotel Francois is be-
ing conducted stamps him as hotel
man of high order, and is fast making
this house one of the most popular in
Southern Minnesota.
SIS. GOODRICH.
This business though perhaps not as
long established as some, only dating
back it's existence to last December,
has by its subsequent rapid develop
ment given good evidence of the SUI
perior tact with which the owner tran
sacts business. Mr.. Goodrich was en-
gagged in farming pursuits until about
two years ago at which time he
dropped farming to enter -four bust
ness which he ran for two years and
then sold out and opened his grocery
store. The we'll arranged store room
contains good assortment of every
thing pertaining to the retail grocery
trade. Flour, provisions, fine teas, de-
licious coffees, spices, canned goods
and tObaccOs. He can afford to, and
does, offer great inducements in the
way of prices to the public, owing to
the fact that he is a good buyer and
superintends all his own business.
Consequently his expenses are small
and allows him fair margin of profit
without charging exhorbitant prices.
Mr.. Goodrich is we'll known for his
many good qualities as a business man
and citizen.
REYNOLDS & KEENE.
OF all the arts and sciences that re-
cent years have contributed to the
fund of human Knowledge there are
none that yield greater, amount of
pleasure, or to as largea number OF
people, as does the wonderful science
| Of photography. The expressions of
the human face are as varied and
changeful as the clouds of an April
sky, yet this wonderful science can ar,
rest each one of them in second OF
time and make it a presence forever
SO that we have the pleasure of look.
ing upon the face of our friend in his
happiest moment; when joyous smiles
are chasing each other over his face
like the ripples on the placid waters OF
summer lake, till one almost fancies
he can hear the old familiar tones
ringing on the ife-like lips. Wonder
full as is the science of photography to
all practical purposes, unless it is in
the hands of an expert it is delusion
and snare. for if one wants a picture
of a relative or friend at all, he wants
one true to life, one that exactly repro
duces all the fine shades and traits
that portray the inner soul of express
sion. To do this it is imperative that
the operator shall not only have a per-
feet knowledge of the apparatus and
chemical, and that he have skill and
experience, but he must also possess
the intuition of the artist. Messrs.
Reynolds & Keene, Redwood Falls
artistic photographers, possesses all
these requisites to an eminent degree,
as can be verified by q visit to the gal
lery, where cursory examination of
theie highly finished productions will
readily convince any that they were
produced by q master hand. This gal
cry was first established some four
years ago by V. M. Keene but is now