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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21
Mn. ARTHUR DrwrusE DEAD.
once Lived la This CITY, hut Died in
Poverty ia kansas City.

A press telegram announces the death
I'm kansas city OF MI Arthur Deweese.
who lived here zap 90 about e.ght years
ago. lie died there, $50 the telegram says.
in the Helpiug-Iand Institute. whore De
was known as "Irauk Ross" Mr De-
wceso was born 300 san Francisco, aud
after attending the Hanover Academy in
this state he came to Rl hm0ud 90 llve.
and was known here as The son 0f q Very
wealthy man.
THE telegram announcing h.s death siNs'
"Whcn reyerses came 90 his parents
YOUNG Dewecsee became clerk BOO "a san
Francisco bank. later led au cventul
lfc in Colorado mining camps. and then
purchased ranch in Texas. In this last
enterprise he lost. and becoming despe-
rate aud Respondent Joined the army. be-
ing detailed in the seventh Cavalry. Ie
was promoted 60 sergeant and detailed O.
Washington. where De kept books DOB the
Army Department
after receiving an honorable DIS hirse'
hcweese worked as cowboy on south
western ranch. ard one nisht De avertrd
cattle stampede. nearly losing his life.
Tie finally dr.fted 90 Kansas city last ftil
and soon becoming penn. e-s applied 90
tao institute. where hc died. Tor shelter"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21
CLEVER BILL At BIJOU.
The Performance Last NiRht Was m
Excellent One aud Picnscd.


Tho BJou opened the week last night
with on excellent bin. and every number
gave entire satisfaction.
The three Racket brothers did music
caI act that was rcplete with novelties,
and tho hit Of the performance was made
hv those artists. They play on "a variety
of Instruments. some of them being very
uuiuue and acver1l acrobatic feats are iu-
uoducpd ln the act. Allen and Dolmain,
Iu their laughable sketch "NcVcr Again,
were Enthusiastically received, and tncir
work was exceedingly clover. kaull ana
Aruo. comedy acf0batH made good itn-
preeslon. and their buriesque darky b9Hl-
moss urni bed ample FUN ca sie Nelson
scored % hlt Boz her singing ana dancing
and Che latter fairly caught Che audience,
which scented unwilling GO allow her to 900
off. when she had already responded 10
several cucotch.
INC Prentice trio. Harry Annie. and
little Neluc. gave "a pleasing acrohahc
act. and the little G-yclr-Old tot became
Ga faN0rIte at once. and completely won
the audience Ly hDr ClcvCrucfs. Bernard
Dyllyu repeated DIS success Of the past
week and Profess or WormWoods in-
pIlieont dumb actors went through their
parts boo manner which would wreck
Che gravity of amy gathering. Ihc hls
Newfoundland dog S. 90 magnificent specie
mon. aud is one OF the most intelligent
cauinos over seen here. while tnc monkeys
do everything but talk. aud they come
very near doing that at times. The leap
for nfe" Is "a remarkable le1t and shows
what can Doc accomplished ly skilled
trainer. AMID the confidence thc animal has
n bis master The little monk at the
word Of command jumps "a distance ot
thirty feet into hls mastc.s arms. John
Sully. an Irish comedian. did very clever
act. though hls uamo did uot appear ON
thc programme
There viii Doe "a special ladies' ana chill
drens matinee tomorrow Washington
IFIrfIInr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21
HI WENT FROM VIRGINIA.
4 Man Claiming 40 Have Gone from
Here Dies in Missouri.

Commander A. G. Peay. Of Lee Camp.
is in receipt OF a letter from C. G.. Catron.
commander u Jasper County Camp.
United Confederate Veterans. Ol Car
thage, No, in which be says.
a few days since q man giving his
name a. J. y. Jones was seat % the
poor farm from Dunning this county
who was sick he told the superintend-
enI that he was q FlfEinian and belonged
10 Lees army. ana served during the
war. He was weak and talked With dim
Guilty, and the superintendent Intended %
get ali the Information from him next
day, but he died very suddenly that
night. The undertaken OF our city has
embalmed the body. and Will hold IL 10
see II his relatives can be found VIII
YOU kindly trace up his record and See
IL you can md out anything about h.u2
Any communication addressed 70 F.
KneI. undertaken, Carthage. Jasper
county. 40. Or myself. WILL he promptly
answered"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

tosh. for defendant IN error, anG Robert
stiles. Tor plaintiff in error. and submit
tod
No. 80-H. a. GRITTY a. Coz appellant,
Vs. iiygeia Pneumatic Bicyolc-Saddle
Company. 90 a.. appelloes. Appeal from
United states Circuit Court or Maryland.
Argued by Julian O. Dowcil. Of Washing'
ton. H. g.. ana william A. Roddlng. Of Now
York. for appellant and BY Arthur
Stewart ~ Stewart a stewart, " nalu-
moro Md. and Horace Pctut. Of ihila-
dclDhla Pa. f0r Appellee. and continued
until this morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

An adjourned meeting OF ST. Leo's Cath
Ollie club vas held last night large
number of the members being in attend
uucl.
Resolutions OF respect 20 the m mory OF
SIR. John g.. Ross. who died February
"a. were passc1 ordered io b. spread upon
the minutes I'd the club. and copy pre-
scented 90 the family " the deceased
seven new applications for membership
were received AS am incentive 20 further
Increase the membership of The club. two
teams Of ten members each were selected,
with Air. John 81. Lyneman and Mr.
Frank j. Gerring. respectively as cape
tains. 10 solicit new members and 60 zee
mont al the regular monthly meeting n
MAY. The losing team, or rather the
one that brings in the least member OF
new members. viii have 20 provide
ospre.d' Tor the members Of The cub.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21
MILITARY REORGANIZATION.
Governor Tyler and General hnder-
son Discuss the subject.

General Charles j. Anderson. who, with
Colonel Jo Lane Stern, represented Viz
glla 20 the recent National Guard Cof-
yenfi0n at Tampa. made "a verbal re-
mort 10 the Governor yesterday.
Governor Tyler and General Anderson,
who Do recognized authority Do such
matters discussed the condition " mill
tary affairs in the Btate. ono N the
great obstacles In the way Of reoFs8 MIA
ton ia the lack Of equipment, an tnat
possessed Dy the STATE az the beginning
of the var having been used BY the men
while IN the United states service. and
then turned ia 20 The FEDERAL Government
The Lynchblrg Home Guard has not-
fed the Adjufant-Generafs offiee u 10
desire 20 feOrganize. u vas, PRIOR 2,
the war, one " the best known, - wen
ss one Of the best. companies Ia the state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

Tent. and other Articles Went Very
Cheapiy.

Major David j.. Price yesterday sold
an AUCTION a quantity Of condemned
sf0rss Of the Third Virginia Regiment.
Tbs sale was held AZ O.d-Aarket Hal,
In was largely attended, but prices we're
rof go0e. with the exception of those
gad for stoves Condemned tents went
gery cheap. The property o. the Second
Rerment. condemned % sale, viii Be
sold soon.
Major Price will soon bring Airs. Price
ana his little glfi % Richmond. from
fexinzt0n. He has engaged rooms Tor
them On west Franklin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

The United states CiTcsst Court n AD-
Deals rec0nyened yesterday, with Judges
Con Norris. and Brawisy on the bench.
The court heard the following cases.
80 ze-SCuthern Railway Company,
plaintiff 10 error. IS. Postal Teiegra. q
Gable COMPANY defendant Ia error. In
error % Circuit Court. Western District
" North Carolina. Continued from s4-
tuEdzy. Further argued 81 }. H. Acin-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

and was gem Ifs truths should be-
known t0 every young mar In this city.
AZ ifs conclusion 70 thing happened which
4f this meeting U.s. exceedingly rare.
When DR. Sperry closed the gathering
of strong and impressive men broke out
into spontaneous and rcsounding APP
p.ause. The handclappinR seemed. Indeed
"a natural thing after an address go help
fuI aud eloquent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

Miss Jennie cobb, OF No. so Buchanan
street dropped dead on Seventeenth street.
near Venable yesterday afternoon about
ESQ o'clock. She was stricken with heart
failure. and Coroner Taylor. after view
ms The remains turned them over 10
friends. Deceased had only recently come
here from Caroline.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

DR.. SPerry Lectures at y. VI. 4. A.
Men Applauded Him.

Another enjoyable ana disunctvely
helpful entertainment OF the Youns Mems
Christian Association passed into history
I'm o.. an eminent physician and lecturer.
delivered his lecture on "GumptlOn and
Grit and succeeded In making comoina-
uon OF sense. humor, and path0s that
YVES truly delightful. Or SQerry Is a
fluent and attractive speaker, who has
something Go ten the people. His remarks
we've frequently greeted With applause,
which showed that Ne Was carrying his
audience with him
SECRETARY Mckee is very happy that he
Was able 20 get Or. Sperry 10 speak az
the mems meeting on sunday after
noon. The t9lk was on Personal Purity"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21
Car Ran Into Him.

Mr. John McMeskin was run into al
Txenty-nrst and Grace streets last night
by car OF the Clay-streei line, ana his
wagon was broken up. while MI MeNee-
kin was considerably bruised about the
head ana right knee. lie was treated By
Dr Gwathmey and left
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

Miss A. T.. Mays. % west Broad street.
who has been seriously 81, IS now CON
yale8cont.
Mr. +. y. Park. formerly ~ r u. PARK
x CO., ~ this city. but now 0f New YORK.
Is stopping % The Lexington Tor few
days. on his way 10 Florida.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21
There is World of interest at 1eyer's
To HOusekeeperS,
For we place on sale for the second time
Since the opening of our Housefurnishing Dept
A CARLOAD OF
GraniteWare Kitchen ArtiClcS---

benu the odds and ends of the second largest factory in
the world which sold out twice year at from one
fourth to one half less than regular goods. These
kitchen utensils are so seldom sold in Richmond at these
prices from large assorments, this present offering Of
ours will give you special opportunity of laying in
complete supply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21
MAGiItfttsJss.

WOODWARD Married, Wednes.
day. February B. $50 40 BOunaary-Aye
Presbyterian church. ~ the Rev.
Frank A. Williams. WILLIAM T.. LED
~ Miss BETTE W. WOODWARD. both
formerly VI Richmond Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21
f'snsyaf sssles.

The funeral u EDDIE JONES. JT., will
take place a. the reslden1s - his parents
T.. j. and @. T. J0Bss 80 fs east Fourih
street Manchester. THIS EVENING at
- O'Clock. Friends and 4eqg2lntsBees
are Enylte1 % attsnd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

NEW YORK, February n. BDeciaij-
IT, r. Jackson, Broadway Central; Mrs.
n. L. slmonGs Manhattan. r. ~. Morgan,
g.. u. Elliott. Hoffman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

A woman
does not have
% be placed
underan Xray
20 show 10 al
behOlders that
be IS suffer.
ing from ~
health III
health marks
a woman much
more quickly
than IL does a
man 10 de-
stToys the
sparkle In her
eve the bloom
Of health on
her cheek her
vtvacity Of
manner her
pyightliness
Of caTriage and
makes her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

At , CENTst
Handled Saucepans. MIX rams
Dredges.
AT IL CENTSs
s-Quart Seamless straight Saucepans,
s-Quart Buckets. t-Quart Long- Han
died Saucepots. and others.
AT ~ CENTS
e-Riug Muffin Pans. 3 and t-Quart
Tca-p0ts.
AT - CENTS
6-Quart Long Handle Saucepaus. Ex-
ta-Large Roasting Pans. 6-Quart
Stewing Kettles. Rice Boilers. FSrina
Boilers.
Dish Pans. t2c
2-Quart Tea-Kettles, tSc
sQuart saucepans. ~.
Wash Basins A..
5-ouart Cookine Pots. 3ac.
Large Foot-rl0s, J5c.
Double Roasttrs zoe.
Square Bread Pans Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

Tho Committee on lI-t Market mei at
uaY O'Clock Yesterday morning at the
ogce of Captain John a. curtis Those
ar.-.nt wtI. Mcs-ra. King NhmrmanI.
S. d. Curtis and filrre's1n. IHe paJ-
rou Or the department was approved and
ordered fo he paid Ihe oirrf reported
n.t. b. had Boon notified that tle Market
mani ,.ul Doe vacated by th8 United
States Government This month. as they
.agll l..n4.n uf most 0f the property
..ri.h lad been stored therein. This hail
g,.. rented ty Mljor shanks last stptem-
I.r and tf- property of the Second and
qa.rd regiments Was placed there when
fhry v.r. mustered olt a small room
..t. vented. however. Ter the storage of
property not disposed of the price agreed
Upon being So per month
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21
FOR MEDICINAL USE
EN rITCTr. ~rf

Ever ready t0 give relief from pain. and
fresh strength after long hardship and cN-
Malt tespeaks che intelligent apprecia-
don OF the public.
Send far pamphlet
DUFFY MALT wHIsKEY CO.,
Rochester. y. \.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

.o e. remedy Iwh t wonderful nss5t IS e
frf IF. ~
81 ~ 20 100
etfr f han ever 4m m
g3i
Ind. .yIfs ndT 9o
Women have aboie than in
remedy regular ply cn prepares H. which guarantee
Dr. Greene
we. h City gives Of consulting him without
Charge cost either By calling writing about your case
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

tresses for Ss.sS2 We are sell
ina Mattresses that are being
widely advertised in all the
leading magazines at SIS, and
which will give more comfort
and wear than a SIS Mattress.
Ask to see them just to keep
Yourself informed of what is
going on in the housekeeping
world.
Flo We carry in stock eve
Silks. ny color Flo silk made.
If you have any color
that friend or neighbor is using
and you want it, come here.
We've DOT il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21
WHAT YOUR MIRROR TELLS.
1t VIII Tell Different Story if You
VIII Use DR.. Greene's Nervura.


old for with
hand disease youthful looks beauty
vsndl Of her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

Tho Committee ou Relief of the Poor
met in pursuance of cli issued ly the
chairman ON yesterday afternoon nt 5
O'Clock The object of the meeting Was
f0r further consideration of che delIve-
ry NJ coke 90 the poor of the ci'y The
Superintendent stated that he d'd not
think 10 wise t0 continue the issue NJ coke
from the euh-sfatons as heretofore ana
that Doe would recommend that u be li-
sued only from fhe passwords. This. To
some extent would obviate The impo'i-
lion that has happened IN several in-
stances when the delivery was made
from the stations
ON motion of Mr Smith. me recommen-
dalton Of me superintendent was adopted.
Tho chairman explained that Doe bad con-
tracted with Mr. a. t. Phillips f1r naul-
ink at $3.50 per dav per cart during me
extreme weather This contract was an-
rulIed. and tne Superintendent directed
fo hire carts 90 Oh, cents per load. 's
needed
THE rogulor contract meeting or mo
committee. that was 10 have been held
l.et nfrht. n1s been postponed until Mon
dar .he 9TH instant. 90 $50 =. ST., Wnen
contracts for supplies f0r tho quarter hc-
girr.nr Iar.h fst viii bc awarded. Iht
members present we're Messrs. Coitroh
cha.rm .ut ureWry Gun-i H'o''N'
Smith ana ".. f.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

fers on both sides % Grace street over
h1f The distance would hav. The advan-
tage o. giving wheeiuen travelling both
ways the benefit o. a track they would
not enjoy if only one gutter were built.
as there would not D. room 90 pass on n
single gutter.
Mr Iawder advocated n track on Broad
street. connecting Reservoir and Chin
borazo parks. end giving advantages 20
residents ~ me East End ~ tho city, as
wei as those ~ the West End
Mr Pollock opposed che appropriation.
on the ground that thc track could not
De- completed with the small amount Of
funds at the dispose 30 the committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21
DANCE UNDER MASKS.
MAS A VERY BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
A Large Crowd Present. and Many of
the Costumes Very striking aud
Peace-PersonaI Notes.

The annual masked ball Of the &C.
sangverein Virginia was given az Sanger
Han last night The costumes were
original and beautiful. and the hall pre-
sentet a brilliant sight to the many spec
tators Miss Rosa Schrmaker and ar.
HarrL who were admirably gotten up as
negroes. executed 2 cake-walk splendid
ly. Hiss Schumacher was very graceful.
and she and her partner danced many
rev steps. Perhaps the most striking
mask was the Globe" who was Mrs.
John r. Anderson. she wore an i'm
mense globe. on which was written;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

ar g. r. T. Myers Tr.. OF The league.
advocated the appropriation on economic
and hyeiauic grounds De spoke for two
CUTTERS 90 standard width to he built cf
gifrifel brick for preference
Str Bi0omberg offered motion %
pave both sides OF the gutter on Grace
street from Richmond College Tie said
that the sum Of $500 might wen Doe ap-
pr0prafel each year to continue the
work
ST. Burton offered as On amendment
that tha work should be- begun from
Smith street west. The amendment and
ORIGINAL motion were both lost
SIR Pollock theu offered "a motion that
The whole matter should he referred 20
the ward committees OF Madison. Mon
roe. and CLAY wards which was carried,
and fh. committee adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21
wnI-In - THEIR sHARE.

Mr.. 5. 5. p. Patteson endorsed what
hsa been said. and added that II the
committee found that IL could not com
plete the work after u had been be-
gun the wbeslmen would undertake 70
raise the money 70 complete IL.
The subject was debated az great
length. Mr.. BlOoElb~rs thought that gut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21

give "a "ch..drang party" af the club
rooms. 50 this party each guest ~ expect
90 t0 come dressed aI "a chAd.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-04-12
TOWNSHIP OF REDWOOD FALLS
BY "ECHO."
BY echo.

Spring, gentle spring is with us.
Seeding is all the 60 nowadays.
Dick Robinson began sowing wheat
on the 4th inst.
There was party at the home of
Mrs. Charlie Beer on the Sd.
Clark Miller is busy seeding Henry
Sherman's farm.
Miss Marie Jackson returned to her
school in Bellingham on Saturday
Chas. Brewster of Paxton transact
ed business in our town on Saturday.
Myron Cole began work for Jimmie
Stevenson near Delhi the fore part of
the week.
James Washington and John Brew
ster have each new wheels. Now for
less mud.
Chas. Beer, ST., has purchased a
residence in the city and will retire
from active farm life.
Miss Peavey began school in our
district Monday, but owing to the bad
condition of the roads there is a small
attendance.
| Fisher Shaver has decided to take
residence in the city, and will move
! there as soon as suitable housed can
be procured.
Miss Grace Abbott, formerly a Sue
cessful school teacher near Winnebago
City, began spring term of school in
the Lyman district Monday.
Our roads are in deplorable condi-
ton, except the one leading to the resi-
dence of our local road boss on the east
part of the town. 1t is to be hoped
that our main travelled road, will get
It's share of work this season.
Miss Laura Baker entertained the
members of the Glover Leaf Dramatic
club at her home last Wednesday even
ing. Games and music helped to
while away many pleasant hours. At
the approach of midnight, fruit, cream
and cake were served. The crowd all
pronounced it the best meeting held
| this winter.
One of our most prominent young
men almost met with severe accident
Thursday morning while on his way
| home from a party. After seeing a
young lady safely home, he turned his
horses toward home and being weary
he fell asleep. The horses preferred a
railroad track to road, and all went
we'll until they tried to cross the rail-
road trestle. One of the horses fell
through the bridge and with great
difficulty was rescued. Nothing was
seriously damaged.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-04-12
GALES.

Anna Carney's school began last
week.
Mary and Nellie johnson Sundayed
at home.
John Kramer has built porch on
his house.
S. P. Hicks returned from Chicago
Thursday.
J. Kennedy recently visited his
daughter in Tracy.
S. E. Weber and family visited at A.
]. Porter's Friday.
Born March 18th, to A. L. Bolts and
wife, daughter.
Virginia Blair began the spring term
in Dist. 40 Tuesday.
Harry Johnson and family Sundayed
at the Nettiewyynnt.
Oma Marvin and brothers visited at
A. L. Bolts Sunday.
S. S. Gale and wife were guests of A.
NJ. Lilliquist Saturday.
J. E. Leonard and wife visited at HI.
VanDOrsten's Saturday.
Fred Croft had nice barn built on
his farm the past week.
]. E. Leonard and wife visited at
James Kennedy's Wednesday.
]. w. Kaunzner and wife were
guests of J. Kramer Wednesday.
Messrs. Gales, Porter and Slower and
families spent Wednesday evening at
MI. LeOnard's.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-04-12
NORTH HERO.

Harold Hanson Sundayed at home.
Mr.. Leavitt spent several days in
Mankato recently.
Quite a number from here attended
the reception in honor of the marriage
of Arthur Weldon.
A party was given at Mr.. Leavitt's
last Friday evening. A good time was
reported by all who were present.
A party was given at Mrs. T. Ander-
sons last Friday evening, A large
crowd attended and an elaborate sup
per was served at midnight.
The harness that was stolen from
Mr.. Tonneson in January, was found
among the stolen goods on the place
owned by Mr.. LOBBY in Willow Lake.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-04-12
POSTERS IN $500 B. e.

Explorers among the ruined
pyramids Of Sakkafah recently
discovered among the sarcoph-
agi and mummy cases roll of
prehistoric posters. Egypto-
logists infer from their charac-
ter and inscriptions that they
belong to the period of King
Marena or King Pepi, both Of
Dynasty vi. There were TWEEN
tv-three copies of the poster,
all from the same stencils.
There were two, and possibly
three, colors used, applied in
flat tones, and the posters
were made of vellum. They
were in a fair state of preserva-
ton, although stripped of their
wrappings by ancient tomb
breakers. Four of the posters
were intact. The remainder
were more or less fragmentary.
The ground color was original
ly white or yellow. Isis and
Nepthys are depicted over
shadowing the Thoroughbred
inscriptions. Red and gold
were used in stripping and Dor
ders. The fined is regarded
as an important one, almost IS
important, in fact, as the frag-
ments found by Colonel How
ard Vyse in the upper chamber
of the smaller pyramids of
GiZei.- Billboard.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-04-12

Messrs. Porter and Gale and families
recently visited at Isaac Moore's.
A party of young people were at J. E.
Leonard's Saturday evening.
The young people had party at
Andrew Anderson's on Tuesday even
ing.
/ The Olson, Wilson and Carlson
young folks visited at L. G.. Burden g
Wednesday evening.
S. s. Gale and wife, Misses Dough-
erty and Bennett, Messrs. Bennett and
Cornish enjoyed Easter with the family
of L. G.. Burden.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-04-12

GA word to the wise is sufficient and
word from the wise is sufficient, but
you ask, who are the wise? Those who
know. The oft repeated experience of
trustworthy persons may be taken for
knowledge. w. Nj. Terry says Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy gives better
satisfaction than any other in the
market. He has been in the drug
business at Elkton, KY, for twelve
years; has sold hundreds of bottles of
this remedy and nearly all other cough
medicines manufactured, which shows
conclusively that Chamberlain g is the
most satisfactory to the people, and is
the best. For sale by Hitchcock
& Co. Sat-