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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05

Interesting Anidasit- in the Proceedings
To- Annul Its Certificate.

Interesting AGida,it- in the Proceedings
To- Annul Its Certificate
SYRACUSE. Sept A-The gicrnds upon
which G.. A. Wnclan. of Syracuse has pc
t.torcd the Acknowledgement to annul
the certificate OF the American Tabocco
Company arc given I'm the voiuminous
paners which the Attorncy-Goneral VIII
review on september 10Th. They are 10
the effect that the company has been
doing business under a foIm Of contract
which binds dealers not 90 sell goods
manufactured by other companies. The
papprs contain transcript of this agree
meut. and are rc-enforCcd with afiidavits
that in accordance with H. dealers in
ting state who violated 10 were ufapie
IL get the companys goods consigned
90 them.
GEORGE y. Grouse. President Of the
Wholesale Grocers' Association Of the
state. said to-day that hc had not bound
his association TO make war ON the con-
Germ. He had accepted proposition
made by the National Cigarette and To-
baccO Company Tor the introduction OF
their cigarettes ou the condition tnat "a
commission be paid the association. 1T
the American Tobacco Company Wouiu
sell the i0bbors goods. knowing this'
there would pe no boycott. ana "a boycott
was never contemplated. Mr. Grouse
said the reports that at the meeting OF
the wholesale procers at Saratoga war
was declared ON the American Tobacco
Co, were not true. The association dld
not take up the individual grievances Of
its members. but. in pursuance OF the
policy of the association, he, as Prtsi-
dent. had taken a step in favor OF open
markets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
TWO Killed, FIVE FOUNDED.
Tn. BricL Tower of the Illinois state Fat
Grounds Coilapsc-.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Sept. 4-lhis al
ternoon the new brick tower OF ma
chinery hall in the State Fair Grouhds
collapsed, carrying down part OF the rooi
and balcony, and burying several men.
The accident was due to the softening OF
the mortar in the walls by the heavy raul
storm OF last night.
The killed are;
Henry Hetson, aged forty'three' mar
ried.
lanes Parks, aged thirty, married.
Injured:
Charles Brown, Waterbury; will die.
Nelson Williams, both legs bro -.
Samuel Davenport. badly bruised.
Fred. Eeard, badly bruised and arm
broken.
Jimmy Calney, leg broken.
The damage TO the building Will amount
to about $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
soornrnynns cly sriLL sHoor.
The Bronze " soldier Marathon" Captured
by savannah Hifiemrn.

srtAGrRT. y. j.. Sept 4.-Thc South
was xictorious over the North to-day IN
one of the most important matches held
49,, at searirt. Ii was the third days
,ros.rarnrne of the New York Rifle Asso-
ciafion and the event Was the interstate
military march. The thophy shot for, is Il
large bronze soldier Marathon present
ga bv the Ccmaudcr-in-Chiefl IN behalf or
tine state Of New York, 10 be shot for
annually and TO be held during IN year
nv the Adfutant-Gcneral Of the State,
whose team may win il now. Ii Is at
the State House. at Trenton, IL having
been won last year by the New jersey
marksmen. 49,.
when the Savannah shooters start TOT
home they will take this throphy along
with them. and each contestant on tNc
team will wear a medal TO show "hat ne
did toward maintaining the reputation
Of the South.
The wind was blowing abolt six miles
an hour when the match comnt hcei Nv
q.g0 4. NJ. The guarasmen set their "lnu
gauges accordingly. As the day wore Oh
the wind increased, but al no tme "dS
IL as strong as yesterday. rive teams en-
tcred the interstate military match, as
eouovys. Georgia. District OF Columbia,
New Jersey New York, and PennSyNa-
MIA. -,
Each state selected twelve Of its best
marksmen.
At 20 yards the position was standing
and at 500 yards prone
No feeling of hostility was among the
gathering Of national marksmen; no teei-
ing OF envy existed.
II was one nation. bould together by
fiaternal bond of friendship. The WASH
ington Guardsmon sent up cheer ana
tho Georgia men followed with three
cheers and a tiger for their opponents.
Private Richmond was so elated at the
success of the Georgia marksmen that
he went around kissing the ladies' without
the formality Of asking even an introduc-
ton.
To use n slang expression, he said IL
was case of everything goes"
The Hilton trophy match Will be eot
Tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05

on the morning OF the day she disap-
reared. We talked about books, and
promised to bring book TO her 10
nraycr-meetlng that night. Miss Lamont
dld not come to the meeting. and the
following day. Friday. j took the book
TO her house and gave II TO her sister.
The latter told me Blanche had gone 10
school. evidently trying TO keep the fact
OF her disappearance secret. This Is
ali / know OF the Lamont case. The last
time | saw Minnie Williams was three
weeks ago"
When confronted by the evidence that
Miss Williams purse had been found
i'm his pocket, Durrant gave the following
explanation:
Il was going from the meeting at
Vogels Friday night when my foot
struck a small object on the sidewalk
/ picked it up and found II was small
mirror. Near by was purse, which L
also picked up. / took both nome with
me Intending 20 tell my folks Of my
find. II was late however, ana went
rlght TO bed. In the morning 1 was in
a hurry 10 get away win the signal
corps and forgot all about It,
Durraut is about twcnty-three years OF
ace and was born and raised I'm the neigh
b~,bood in which the murders occurred.
He Is a graduate of the coggeswel High
School. and had been studying medicine
Tor a year. lie is a member OF the sec
ond Brigade Signal Corps, and was as
sistant superintendent of Emanuel church
Sunday school lie was always or a
quiet disposition, and his friends refuse 10
believe. IN spite of the evidence, that ne
committed the crime attributed TO NM
The police. however, believe Durrdnt
bae a mania for MURDER Durrant' :
nareuts are highly esteemed people OF the
district I'm which they live Ills father
Is chief engineer in Buckingham and has
charge of a shoe factory and whlie not
rich. has been able 10 give MS children
a good education and start them IN NE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
VOL. 9-NEW SERIES, NO. I79.


of ore were loaded yesterday, ana pe'-
Ter record Will be made to-day 90
sllpENfNG. MICH, sent. i.-M ~
O'Clock tbs mornirg the th'caso an, an,
Northwcstern railroad brought ~ gang
~ - ,,..',,f,s ont ide miners and iaborers.
Hair the number were left at Nesaune',
,tnere fhov were escorted by TROOPS 10 the
ls,,q,lc mines. The remainder were
.,.. g. fehnemiug mines. Several nun
Gr"S % pers1ns watched the arrival OF the
train. and the appearance OF 20. me ..,,,r men
was signal for cries Of ;. .aps D'a,H e.';
lcesl" and all manner OF "'u'''' 'f'
the crowd followed the soldiers. pu'
dd not press into their lines, beng beng CON. con-
tent 10 heap abuse upon ihcin. nc az" W
,oc,. are row al ork al the mines nllcr
i,c nroteriion Of tr,.'ps, nundrcds OF men
ana women hosting at them iroIl t,,e
"drld line" Much cNcitement pltN',is'
and ,yhem the main body Of strikers r.
f.rn from the meeting al Union fdih
trouble may ensue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
CHARGED UITH EIGU TREASON
The Editor of Socialist Paper severely
Criticised the Enperor's speech.


Criticised the Enpcror's speech.
BERLIN. Sept. 4.-The editor of the
Socialist organ Norwaerts has been ar
rested. and an of the copies Of last sun
days edition have been seized, in consc-
Quence OF the publication of "a leading
editorial ou the Scdan-Day celebration.
The charge IS high treason.
To-day's edition of the paper criucises
the Emperor's fetcs and speeches, and
declares that an explanation of the pas
sage in the Kaiscr's speech at the state
dinner in the White Hall of tne castle,
made in calling mp the guards TO resist
that reasonable band, meaning the
Socialists. has become imperative. The
paper adds that adequate criticism OF
such threats as were indulgcd In 10y the
Emperor is impossible, on account OF the
public prosecutions already begun
In the criminal prosecution OF the
editor of the Norwacrts. and the seiz-
ure Of his paper containing the of
fensive articles. the initiative was taken
by the Emperor himself after seeing the
objectionable articles. The scmi-oiiicial
press fastened 20 deny that the action
taken against the Norwaerts implies "a
project 90 renew exceptional legislation
in the Reichstag.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
.fvorHER srNDIcArE DEPOsIT.


wASHINGTON Sept. AT the close
Of business to-day. the Treasury gold re-
serve stood at NW.n5172. This figure
was reached just before the end of the
days business, 10y the syndicate deposit
ing s25oOO0).
Prior to o'clock, Assistant Treasurer
Jordan reported $4,000 IN gold with
drawn al New York for export 20 Eu-
rope. When that report was received,
the gold reserve had fallen below the
slcoO0o.eO mark. standing al S9l.6i5,l12.
on the Treasurers books IL stood above
the reserve limit. but the Withdrawals
on Monday had not been taken up.
Yesterday the gold reserve was all
say below the limit OF 100000. This
fact was not known at the Treasury until
to-day. ~ 10 was generally understood,
though not officially reported. that the
8. O0O in gold deposited by the Farm
crs' Loan and Trust Company on Tues
day had been on the syndicate ac-
count
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
SOUNDS CEEi FISHf.
Mrs. Carlisle said To Have Announced Her
Husbands Presidential Aspirations.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Sept. "A spe-
clal from Clarksvllle says that Mrs. Car
Isle has written TO friend in Christian
county, Ky, that Secretary Carlisle Is
candidate for the Democratic presidential
nomination and will have his name
placed before the party as the present
administrations favoritc.
Further than a general statement that
this Is true none of the Communications 5
details are given, except that such pros
pective candidacy Is the reason for Sec
retary Carlses support Of Nominee Har-
din In Kentucky. along with the assist
ance Of all administration forces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
WoNDERFUL rEArs or srRHNGTH
4 Young Nirginian Who Can Raise Il
Barrel of sugar with His Teeth.

sCOTTSVlLLE. Sept 4-special-An
elegant party was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Z X. Lewis. Jr.. on the "a instant, cele-
brating the tenth anniversary of Their
marriage. one hundred and fifty people
were present and dancing was kept up
until sunrise.
AT a game of baseball IN this neigh
borhood a few days since. two young
men, hamed Bragg and Amiss, got into
a fight. in which the former was severely
punished.
able 10 raise a barrel Of sugar from the
floor with mis- teeth and set IL on a cOun-
ter three feet high. lie can also take a
barrel Of lime or 4 sack Of salt I'm his
teeth and throw them over hs head.
His weight Is only 80 ponds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
WfNTS A REWARD.
A Brutal Murderer VIII he Delivered for a
Consideration.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Sept. "A
few days ago two negroes shot and kill
ed Augustus Randolph. an aged negro. in
I'LL city.
Tho murie- was unprovOfcd and cow
ardy, the intended victim escaping. and
tho old man receiving the jaH meant FOR
a young negro preacher named Wilson.
Wilson mad excited the dioploasure OF
the murdorers, Eas me Smith and Charles
Huston.
BioOd-hounds put on the trail were
beaten on by the fuguvcs and searching
parties, chiefly composed or negroes. con-
,inucd the chase. a farmer yesterday
captured Huston. who fired the murdorous
shot. but concealed him. This law-loy<ng
esrzen to-day siglifed that he would de-
liver the criminal 70 the authorities pro-
yid-d a suitable reward was paid. To-
ni.nt petition was wired 10 Governor
swseny. signed BY the sheriff and Attor-
ney-Goneral. asking him TO proclaim ST.
90 reward for the capture OF the murder
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
DECREASE ~ CIRCULATION.
The Per Capita Is Now S92.s5--A Decrease
of $4,000 900 In u Year.

WASHINGTON, Sept THE Treasury
circulstiOn statement issued to-day shows
a net decrease of money OF all kinds In
circulation in the United States Septem-
ber Ist Of Sl0&O,35s. making the total
circulation 81 ,603.5SS '2s. or 81 ~ per cap
ita based on 20, O,lN.po population.
As compared with September |. 1885,,
there is a decrease IA circulation OF 49,
Olo,1vc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
1TLANTi'S GREdT EIPOSITION.
A Day for the Reception of Federal and
Confederate Veterans.

ATLANTA. GA. Sept. 4.--The Execu-
tive Committee OF the Cotton States and
Irternational Exposition has adopted ii
resolution inviting the veterans Of the
Federal and Confederate ARMIES 20 'orc
here on Blue and Grav-Day, SCI tembcr
DIST 1t is expected 20 be one OF Tie
greatest days on the ENr, s'tion calendar
The estimate r-- attendance Oh that day
reaches 100 900. as there 'sill be 100000 c1
the Grand Army of the Republic If'n
:icne in Chattanooga on the 18th and
10Th and IL IS expected that fully one
half Of the crowd there VIII come TO At
ianta on Blue and Gray-Day.
Thousands OF Confederate veterans will
come. and with tho general .a.lux OF
visitors. the estimate OF lD,pt0 In attend
aIce on that day Is considered safe one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
DiW4GE BY RAIN IND LIGHTNING.
Wires Down and Trains Delayed in Illi-
pois, Indiana end Missouri.

INDIANAPOLIS. ND, Sept. A ter
rifle downpour of rain. ACCOMPANIED BY
thunder and lightning, struck this city
shortly after midnight and continued un-
I'll A. NJ. The rainfall surpassed any
practically cut OF by the South Illinois
street tunnel. all OF the streets over which
electric lines pass being flooded and i'm
passable The telephone exchange was
burned out by lightning, and great dam
trains were delayed to-day. and several
washouts are reported A singular feature
of the flood of rain IL that the streets
are strewn with thousands of dead birds,
as many as a hundred being counted In
one square. The districts along Pogue's
run. a ditch running through the Ecdrt
OF the city, ara flooded. md many par
sons hsvv been driven from their homes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
FIVE HEN SUFFOCATED.
A Gas Main Bfrst suddenly-One Man
Managed to Save Himself.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Sept. 4.-By the
bursting OF gas main AT the works or
the Providence Gas Company, nVe men
were suffocated, and sixth narrowly
escaped death. They were all iaDorers.
While at work on the main IL sudden
ly burst and the men were srnocated.
William Kerrigan, the sixth man. man
aged TO drag himself to the open arr
yhere he was found unconscious ana re-
Suscitated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
New Powder for Salutes.

WASHINGTON, Sept f-Thc army has
added a new powder Of low explosive
power, but capable OF making great
noise, to be Jsed exclusively for salu,ina
purposes. Heretofore old powder, left on
hand after the war. has beef. used, but
tn. supply has now been exhausted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
Ielerrnnhic BreNltIes.

=, Windsor. Ont. the Government de-
,er,ive Investigating the death Of Book
maker Walker. who was found drowned
in ID .troit river recently. reached con-
cIrsicn OF not murdered. as was for tho
time SupDOsei.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
Painter Church's Son In Trouble.

SEATTLE WASH. Sept. Fired. J.
Church a son OF Church, the famous
landscape painter and a graduate Of Yale
College. Is accused Of having appropriated
about 5000 of the funds of the Oregon
Ln,rrcVement Company. Of which he WIS
Cashier. Upon discovery OF the shortage
II was made good by Churchs father.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
They Intjmidafed Witness.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4-The Treasury
Department Is advised OF the arrest to-
day. at Waco. Ga. OF Jonas chappeil
aui Ewell Enterken for intimidating a
government witness In q counterfeitins
case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
Weayers Demand Increased Wages.

CHESTER. PA. Sept. t.-Thirty-ilye
weavers employed at the lrvington Mills.
this city. went out this morning. They
asked for a return Of the old wages paid
prior TO the reduction. but their request
was refused.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
An Assignment In Nashville.

NASHVILLE, TEE. y, sept. 81 ona
Caldwell. OF Union city, Tenn, mad, an
assignment this morning for the benny
OF Ills creditors. Liabilities, slo," and
assets, $500. Most OF the creditors are
casfcrn firms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
GOOD TEMPLARS MEET.
THE OFFICERS ELECTED by THE
GR1yD LODGE IN LYNCHBJRG.
A Committee Appointed to Urge Upon the
Legislature the Passage of Temperance
Legislation-Next Meeting.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Sept. 4.-Speeill.- -
The meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of Good
Tempiars OF Virginia convened this morn
ing in St. Patricks Hall at o'clock.
The attendance was very large and much
interest in the proceedings was mani
tested.
The following grand officers were elect
ed Tor the ensuing year:
Rev. If. l.. HOut, Grand ChleI Iempiar.
ii VI. Trin,ole. Grand Counselor.
MIS-. T.. X. Donnan. Grand Nlc--lcmplar'
Miss Susie Fitzgerald Grand superin-
tendent of Juvemlc Templdfs
H. -. shepard Grand Treasurer.
Daryille was selected as the place or
the next meeting.
The committee on temperance icgisla-
ton submitted the following report.
your committee recommends that the
Grand Lcage of Virginia appoint the loi-
. loving committee: julius Hobson, IL. -
Traylor. j. III. Sheppard, W. NJ, Blche's,
q. ID. Rawson, ana GeorSe w. 10
hurst 10 urge upon the Legisiature ~
Virginia the passage Oh TIE io'i0"i"o
laws:
LEGISLATION RECOMMENDED.
ITO prohibit the employment OF minors
i'm any place where liquor IL sold, uhIer
penalty OF 500 or Imprisonment Tor
three months. or until the line Is paid.
'.fo petition the Legislature to enact
Il law prohibiting the granting oil license
TO unnaturalized citizens.
"a law maning the possession OF
United States license tax Tor "A Dar-room
or retail liquor dealer IN lOcal-Optloh
Ristrict county, town, or city pIihd
facie evidence Of Keeping of said house.
.'Ali dealers in liquor shall be required
TO remove any and all Obstructiohs IRON
I'm front Of thelr Dar-roOms that would
prevent the general public from knowi-
edge of the character OF business con-
Quoted I'm the said room.
THAT all common carriers shaii be
prohibited from delivering 10 any person
In a local-option town, city, district, or
county packages containing spirituouS
liquors. .,.,..
1--WE recommend that this committee
be empowered 10 urge the passage vi
anv other laws which in their opinion
would have the effect of destroying the
Iiouor traffic in the State of Virginia as
a licensed institution.
The night session was held at the
Nefhodist Protestant church. and Rcy
10. A. Warneld, Ph. D., delivered an ad-
dress Of welcome to the visitors. Hon
j. VI. Thorne, Of Fairfax, replied
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
Malvern Hill Palmer.

ASHEVIILE. \. c.. Sept. 4.-Malvern
Hill palmer. OF Warrenton. n. c.. state
Rank Examiner. died here this afternoon.
He was a representative IN the last Lssls-
lature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
NAV Have Trouble at Ishpcming.

ISHPEMING, MICH. Sept. Every
thing was quiet this morning. The steam
shovels were closely guarded by night. as
there have been threats by strikers that
they will wreck them with dynamite II
m opportunity Is found. About 300 tons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05

WASHINGTON. Sept 4-The arrival Of
the traiuing ship Essex at Plymouth.
England. to-day was reported By cable
10 the Navy Department..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

Following was the range OF the tner-
mome,er at The Times ONCE yesterday:
NJ n: ~ A., 80: Y. NJ. xi; Y
+. H.. 81; +. ~. "a; midnight ~
Average. Is 50
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-09-26
THE CITY
SHORT ITEMS CAZETTED.

Fremont G. Chapman, son of E. 0.
Chapman, and an old Redwood boy,
was visiting with his relatives here
during the past week.
Surveyor Anderson of Nicollet coun-
ty located the new site for the Birch
Coulee monument last week. The
new site is northeast of Morton two
miles.
Meade & Aliens Pleasant Surprise
Go. showed at the opera house last
night. 1t is good show and the i'm
personation of Bill Nye by Mr.. Meade
is one of the most correct impersona-
tons we have seen for long time.
Rev. j. Sinclair will not be able to
keep his engagement to preach and
hold baptism service at New Avon
brick schoolhouse Sunday next. He
will go there on Sunday, Oct. 9th, in
stead. Service will begin at 2:3O
o'clock.
J. w. Prokosch, residing south of
Morgan, called at The GAZETTE office
on Thursday of last week and stated
that he had hauled load of wheat
from his farm to this city, selling it at
Backer Bros mill for three cents
above the market price. Mr.. Prokosch
considers that his wheat is among the
best in Redwood county.
Wenzel T. Eckstein of New Ulm,
the capable district court stenograph-
er for the Ninth judicial district, and
exceedingly well-known here where
be has many friends, was married to
Miss Mile Pietrus at Pierre, S. D.,
on Sept. 10. Miss Pietrus is we'll
known in New Ulm and the Review
says that she is estimable, modest,
cultured and of an amiable DISPOSE
ton. Wenzel is ditto.
A threshing machine belonging to
B. Monson, residing north of Belview.
was destroyed by fire on Tuesday of
last week. The day was very windy,
it will be remembered. A spark from
the engine set fire to grain stack and
from the stack the fire communicated
to the thresher before the employees
could pull the latter out. The ma
chine was working on farm just
across the line in Yellow Medicine
county at the time Of the accident.
Monson was in this city on Thursday
making arrangements for the pur-
chase of machine.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-09-26

1t will pay every lady to call and
inspect our fine line of fall Millinery,
before purchasing elsewhere.
j. r. WOLFF & Co.
Word comes from all quarters that
the neatest and most satisfactory dye
for coloring the beard brown or
black is Buckingham's Dye for the
whiskers.
j. L. Byram and Frank Keaney re-
turned from Long Lake, by rail, on
Monday, leaving their Iowa and Mis-
souri, friends still enjoying the hunt
in that vicinity.
Marie Birkenmeyer, the twenty
months old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Birkenmeyer Of this city, died
suddenly at the home Of her parents
on Fourth street, about II o'clock last
Wednesday evening. The little one.
was peculiarly bright and attractive
child, and was in TIE GAZETTE office,
watching the newspaper press in oper-
alton shortly after two o'clock of that
day and apparently seemed bright
and we'll. About eight o'clock she
was taken i'll and DR.. Finn was hastily
summoned. His first thought was
cholera infantum but after symptoms
changed that opinion to poison of the
stomach. The baby died at the time
above stated, short time after bap-
tism had been administered. The
funeral occurred from the residence
at 10 o'clock Friday morning and was
largely attended, by the numerous
friends of the PARENTS in this city.
The floral tokens we're numerous and
profuse. The Rev. John Sinclair Of
ficiated and the hymns were sung by
members of the M. w. O. R. of which
Mr.. and Mrs. Birkenmeyer are mem
bers. The interment occurred in the
Redwo >d cemetery.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-09-26

MINNEAPOLIS l. St. Louis Railway.
Time of arrival and departure of mail and
express trains from Redwood, in effect April
2lsr. 1890:
Passenger train going east leaves at AZ A. NJ
do do do west do l:4s P. NJ
Accommodation do east do 6:3OP. NJ
do 40 west 40 900 A. NJ
Daily except Sundays.
GEO. S. RICHARDSON. Agent.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-09-26

1t will pay every lady to call and
inspect our fine line of fall Millinery,
before purchasing elsewhere.
p Worrp 2, 10