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DIR. MILES PAIN PILLS.

VI hnrt'st. Nfssrt % paaneet,st uaeesl ler 'va sner
usrese Scusptue. Hsa'msr'sr. wseep,ns 9tu.
raia,a. esrnehitt. Srutabuitst, SsoHIsseto. Sgt
ecahm, NunebeIe<r bssrka cptHn sntr Norha
% r~'isrlassr tnasn nsunms s'tsretriuBssr. - SoHs
IS G<utsl See Spe,setrr tusr isHess al D.. siIes
Seestesl g.. esfpsrt. 'JEosaaa
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

FrOieSiOr I eopfpnoieheS pes
ariitnnja llnioerfipct. 9reoc Nor.
aeniticrrc. bar / et franif oibenifabe.
Itat Eto$ifrift itrepet en- 5renitlirQ
al he poIttiite TrrboIn / Horqe. %
iorIjg meo 0erbIft pou Unions.
itrIoer men oaiaa / unorc 6erbin.
oelier err ban fomntet / Sfobe for
al iiae Gng, iou mno iorarae ale
IopaIe % Notwithstanding Roro.
mpuo. |~rofeSioreiiS Striperiel
bar freiutolht Ell IipIig @~nisfeioe
cfterot "eGeroens Sang" oiientIia
ginnoe et lloorag al hans llotaIaie,
i oct irorife Siosifrift. gclntre
booeiie er eniae ON al itenipl,
bUtS 6remitiutng lom Ct @ruiae
bhlebc al Dc oiHeliae Scrbolo
8eirebiGoet ~RoaeubIaoet~ bar tie
I'll bet belle ou Oct iprmcbertli,
hoerfen bar billet eler aoot funne
forloare Rorsenlrernes JGro, o,
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

T%orrrSeri. Ni 0eiertsrer fra bet
mnerifonife Mrne paa Slippinerne
bar uoiteot ct Oproab til arbre one.
rifarife Soloater oerborte ON 1T
lutte Jig til Snilraenterne og gtper
Dem Moab og @eileoniltg meo Sen'
inn til, boorleoes De paa beoite
Mauoe ifal hume rmopige og gisre
SiIipinoer af fig. st GremplGr at
bette merfelige Ittltpffe er forunet
Observation-Disclosures tbenbe. On al
Dem, ioml tar unoerifreuet Opraabet,
err nplia al en- @ri9sret bleoen oernt
til lipsparigt SGngiel.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
1enaeumlubct / 1901 % 1900.


Comptroller Of the CURRENCY bar mo-
aipet en- Marsberetnirg, Ion pier,
at 6O,2S9,726 8arrf1toter por l
Girfulation peb llbeuneen al 1901.
0ette par $20,14S,551 Here emo |
1900, % S569.015 Here / December
1901 eno / lanune Wanneo 1900.
Girfulationen al "llniteo States
Bombs" par, ongipet / perae, 1925.
OO9, 800. bpilfet pur S16,714,642
mere enb / 1900. men $1,202,3SO
minhre / December 1901 EMO
1900. GirfltIoticnen al looltge
Tci,ae por $35,2So,420, en- Sor.
eaelie oper 1900 al S3,433,9f9.
geIsbet al Iepoiito i Soreneoe Sta
ters r~egiltrereoe Bombs hi Siffer-
beo for Seoier i Sullsb par 1926
$50 $50
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

Sc nofpmne Wummere al "25eD
9lrnen" tan erbploeS lOr l0e
ertra.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
Yanama-& analen.

UHN Htu- SllSiipiSi'pS
for 8anomafonal Selifabet bar |
oisie Gage bdpt ct Msoe / Ydris og
er bIeDen enise ON ct tiIbpoe De
S~Soreneoe Stnter Yanama.8rlalet
meo ole Selifabets aonoesfioner og
BripiIegier for 40 Wilioner Dol
lars. Selifabets Meprgi entmt I
@aiBington goarfne, bar u~rtoerret.
ret OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6ormanb,
@bnrirol 8alfer, ON O%ireftcrernes
Ueilutning, oe SiIbubet er nii hlepe1
forelagt Yrpiioent RooiepeIt oe
Stutsminiiter tSup, iom iglen ptl
aiere Den nsbperoige Snoitinttg I'll
aongresim / Sogens anleoning.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
Bel bcilaast meo Mpmt.

Nti UtNuut Wtp @tH"@ W
a~olenberuar, ionl enote Dem Site De-
cenrber 1901. blep Der ifslge gtpnt-
oireftsrens undertaking pr9get for
St34.69 40, buorai for SOL.
735.fS7 / 8ulS. S30.S3S,460 /
SsIp o. FOR $2.t20,t22 / nrIrtore
gp%nntirntfer. : Iarcts Sob prPae-
oes for $24.t50,520 ! 8rioipffer
paa $40 ("Golrble @agles"l fcr
$40, 036,160 / 10.Sollaritptfer
C~gagIes0, Tor $4,000 200 / 3.
Gollarinfter (~@olf Gaeles") og
fpr S22s.307 / 212.0 oaaritpffer
("G.uortet GaeIes"). vi SMp pro-
seoes ior S22.566. St3 / Sauoaro
Selpooaors. for S3.t19,92S Sulp-
Dollars. ior S2.646306 / "Giiar'
ters" (25c) o. for $2.507 $50 /
Times" 200. Ger blen oaiua
proaet FOR St.324.91O i "9ietels"
OF fur S796.tff / "NenuieA~.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

6nr for gerina - @arner's White
Wine OF Tar Syrup, BET beofte ScitemiSs
bel poa Sprosn, belbreeer en- SorfiDlelie paa
cen Tag buis ben bruses / Itbe. Csc % 5Oe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
"YeD Nrnen" 9tD. 20.

SubboIo: 4ao Sareper Gen. Sono
life tan ilebes for Nense. - Solneogan9. -
LIES Mirror. - @aaeer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
Statsfasien.
ganScts ;yinanspricn / COB borfat'
ming.

Sort Sfatfammer err / en- I'LL
itano iom al0rig isr," lagoe 6ihdns'
miniiter Sage, ba ban Dco aarslftftei
blep ipuret ON StilIinge,l. Get er
blot en- Weaaneo, iioen les l1uogdp min
aarSrnpport til aongresfel, % enter
Den Gtb err insen napneprrois 0or.
onoring inotnaont. s 2ebet at SEA.
lei,oeraaret (fra Saruiar til Oecem'
ber) bapoe ri Snot9g1er, iom oper'
ites ltogifterne meo rlroe bluroreoe
Wiuioner.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
Sra bopeoitaocn
Iational.ltniperiitetet Stotl

Hational. Statsmi.
nilter San og andre interesiereoe /
Inorem Gurnegies Silbub on at
lfiGatfe 10 Wiatoner Collars til ct
Nationad~- llniperiitet bapoe Msoe
ben 4be %Ssanuiar % oonneoe en- Ssg1.
f~orpontion. iom ifal beoe Carnegie.
Snititution. Sermeo er antageIig
De iorelsbige Sfribt siort til Yla-
mems Sterilization.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
~0eeorah.G uitcn" paobeapnoer

"Nccornh.E piten" paobegnnoer l
nproprelt0e Nlumner en- Hoffe Seira
foruSiigeller Tor iuoeuurenNe gar.
9Iaoet tor ieIpfsIge,;8 life ~gorantere.
al Dc / bpert ettelt liLiUloe holNer
Eft. men Oct har boa Uit it, AZ
SagrrogeIier uaqoae,oe @etrci boIoe
tiInrrmdiespj9 bar iloaci til % ofte
crlrt til gIqtte for SOL. & tsr iaa-
Ieoes / ale CilfGIne 1an uS iru 1t
oisic momcoliee "&eiri2an0ouuue "
aer oH BIioe at Iriei bocrt Gio&ua$.
mmurer. nil iranbpoe oSifgigt al
Sreresie o. 2rierE ioar "a ieIo
goer / 1T Supg paste nad" 9eirt
% pTeoe al goerbegie tia or boor.
osSt Dor ~&ejr9roiet En- at itoye paa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
Snoiancrlanb ifal nabncs.

Snbiancrlanb ifal aabncs. 8 Den.
ne llse irentiatte HeprGientant Wtar-
ibal, ct 6oril0g on, at Srafs
taten meo Snoianerrle peo Sort
Gotten, gtoro 8afota, fol itabir-
ites. Oct err M en- Stb iioen oenne
Sraftat blep irogaaet; men ior at
bltoe eplbig n,aa Den ratificeres al
aongresien. Gen gaor no paa, at
SSnbienerne ifaI afltaa IN itor Sano-
itrgfnine / Roro 0dfota I'll &eeie.
ringen / @iibtrgton, icm ptl aabne
oen for Settling. Snoianerne ifal
fao $4,000 for tit 2anb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

Wonst % megct pi0ner ON, al
Sen gnrle @ieft meIIcr Gplflmo
cs 5rarfrtg ioo inoot 6ar teaprat
ii itSicpneS 8 one Sub or Ser
iuaen God or. at hen mloerer0c
nife aeyier urrer ct oprigtigt guafe
ON iaier at Femme pad IN 600 500
nteo 6et fralrffe 7og. Som et no
Tag AZ bette ErYfr ON T~nnrrrelie
fan posien6e pege& paa BEN efter
9eiier GiIbeimS Ga7pnoeie ite0-
hmone Oprettele al en- QPreIrpI
franif Siteranir oeo 9erltner I'M,
oeriitetet. iom npltg or bIepen beiat
meo en- Grortmonb Snguemn
tioliQere Brofesi6r / Qaurp. Qe,
me00eles mi. al Der til Soalrenins
5orelesninaer / Berlin aoer ironil
Sprt bar pRret ioa itor Gu1trem
ming, al BET er bleoen ~nfooenoiu a
nuifoiie ct iterre SoriumIugsIofaie
N bet ferit beuptteoe rite ia a
barre altfcr libet. 3ette er 10 ct me
get giGoelist Eioens Sesn % la
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

Sbaiu : @aibineton. Zen rtpe
6inansminiiter. 2eslie 90. Sbam,
bar / nogle Oage opbolbt iig / So
peoitnoen for at iGtte iig ino / fine
Gmbeospliater % trpffe De for
nsone Sorunitaltnineer til Oper-
taselie al lit Gmbeoe. San oil
tiltrpoe Den 25he Ssam,ar. Msiiite-
rertoe Sinansmriniiter $. q. Saplpr
pil efter boao Der forlpoer blipe
~itaaenbe, ialfaIo fpreIebig.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-05-14
g MAv Av.
Laxative Bror,0sQ Quinine Tablets
the remedy that cnrcs a cold I'm ONO day

- There IS curious growth of
trees at Tilden Point, Me. Three
yellow birch trees are growing on a
pine stump. The tree, which was
about two and half feet in diameter,
is thought to have been cut down
some fifty years ago leaving stump
three and half feet high. The
seeds of the birch must have lodged on
this stump, and as they grew they
sent their roots down its sides to
reach the ground. The three trees
are, respectively, five, six and seven
inches in diameter.
Stops the Cough and Works Off the
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure, No Pay.
Price 25 cents.
The minister who does not hit
somebody in every sermon has missed
h:s vocation, or is we'll acquainted
with the contributing members.
- Only physician of long eqperi-
ence knows what TO do when there is
no occasion for doing anything.
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"'You saved me and my family. he
said, putting his arms about me end
steering me toward the bar. We'll
have drink and I'll tell you about it.
You don t know how glad I am to see
you.
II instinctively felt that it was no
case Of bunco, and vent with him. He
had told me his name before we reach
ed the bar, aud I knew he was the
father Of the Holly Springs girl. We
had the drink, several indeed, and he
explained how had saved him and his
family.
"When the war was over he had lost
everything, and it was decided that the
family should gather itself together
and leave Mississippi for some point in
the west to make new start. In the
process of packing up what was left,
the daughter came across the autograph
album in which had pasted the thou
sand-dollar bill.
Thousand dollar bills of United
States money had somewhat apprecia-
ted in value to the Southern mind by
this time, and instead of tossing it
aside as waste paper, the girl made
running jump with it to her father.
Very, very carefully, they soaked the
album leaf in warm water, and very,
very carefully they detached the bill.
1t was taken 10 the bank and pro-
nounced sound in every respect.
There isn't much more to the
story. When man hasn't cent in
the world, and when the people around
him aren't any better off, 81, 900 is q
a great big pile, and the Holly Springs
girls dad had it. He hurried off to
Memphis, laid in q stock of all kinds
of necessaries, and coming back to
the old place, he braced himself and
held on.
He hadn't grown rich, but he had
enough to give me back the thousand
by little squeezing, and he wanted to
do IL, but was pretty flush myself
just then, and I told him to keep it and
make more with it to give his daugh-
ter's children, for the girl was mar
ried and had houseful. New York
Sun.
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GRndHaAba@Hay yS
= 90 gAEz5lEEGaege w. >

That's a good name for
SCOTS Emulsion. Children
are like young plants. Some
will grow in ordinary soil.
Others need fertilizers.
The nature of some children
prevents them from thriving
on ordinary food Such chill
dren grow rightif treated right.
All they need is \ little fer
tilizer-a little extra richness.
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
treatment.
>Fertilizers make thingsgrow.
That's just what SCOTS Emul-
sion docs. 1t makes children
grow in flesh, grow in strength,
grow rich blood, grow in mind,
grow happy. That's what we
make it for.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT s. BOVINE, Chemists, 400 Pearl ST., N. v.
SOC and SI.oo; all druggists.
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Romance Of u $1,000 Bill.

"There was time in the life Of the
Confcderacy,' said the Southern colo.
mel, when we had 30 little regard for
the North, or SO much for ourselves,
that We didnt think roll of green.
backs was worth any more than roll
Of wall paper. Out of this feeling grew
a pretty little romance which began in
Holly Springs, Miss, and ended at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, in New York
city.
II was young fellow Of the enthu-
siastic sort that believed utterly in the
final success of our cause, and when in
1862, Van Dorm swung round into Hol-
~ Springs and captured Grant money
and stores, l was on hand with the
boys. whooping it up iu great shape.
Among the articles captured was big
lot of greenbacks. two or three million
dollars more or less, and we had plenty
Of it.
81 had about $4,000 in my saddle
bags that was taking along with me
to give away as souvenirs. 1t wasn't
good for anything else, in my opinion,
but it was worth carrying along for
that, as part of it was in thousand
dollar bills and didn't take up much
room.
81 knew pretty G. i near Holly
Springs, and incidentally l called on
her. We had good deal to say about
the success Of our arms and as little
remembrancer l got out one of my
thousand dollar -greenbacks and stuck
it in her autograph album, writing my
name and the date below the bill. I
don't suppose there is picture page
In any of the illustrated magazines Of
to-day that represents 81 900 in cash,
as did that illustration l put in that
girls album.
Later rode out to our camp, some
miles away and putting up my horse,
| adjourned to the banks of little
stream nearby and was pouring my soul
out through flute. There was only a
small bunch of our men, and we weren't
thinking much about Yankee soldiers.
[ know l wasn't.
Il wasn't even thinking about my
saddle bags full Of money which were
lying uader convenient tree, where I
had thrown them. I WAS thinking
about the girl. Suddenly there was a
row and ruction, and troop of Y au-
kee cavalry had swooped down upon
us.
There was no time given for prepa-
ration, and thinking only Of how to get
away, | made grab for my horse, and
without saddle or bride. and guided
only by his halter, cut out through
the woods. The saddle bags I left
under the tree; also the flute, and 1
haven played the flute since. How
got away ] don't know; but did, and
that was all had in mind just then.
l reckon those Yankees knew what to
do with the saddle bags.
THE next chapter begins long after
the war, only about ten years ago, in
fact. and / hadn't seen the girl in all
that time. One day I was passing
along in fro.lt Of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, when gray haired man, stand
ing near the door, stopped me. didn t
kno" who he vas, and ho begged my
pardon and asked if my name WASH t
Stuart. 1 told him that was my first
name, and gave him my last name.
Then he grabbed me.
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Close connection at Calhoun Falls for all POINTS
on 3. A. L. Railway, and at spartanbulg < for Sou.
For any Information relative to tickets, OF
schedules, ETC., address
w. j. CRAIG, Con. Pass Agent AuRuuta Cn
=. M Emereon .Trafno ManavH,
j. Reese FAINT, Agent, Anderson, 8. C.
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WHEN THE BUDS APPEAR.

Bs the time this feed reserve is cx-
hausted the root has begun to do its
work, and under the stimulating inhu-
cacc OF air and Loxygen the portions of
the plant above ground begin to take
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a Point OIL Carpentry.

Senator Platt, of Connecticut, was
building house He had occa-
sion to hire a carpenter, who was
plain, unvarnished son of New Eng
Land.
You know all about carpenter
work. asked Senator Platt.
"lcS. sir, was the reply.
'Iou can make windows, doors and
blinds"
"Oh, yes, >ir.
"llow would you make a Venetian
blind"
The man thought steadily for sew
cral minutes. II think" he remark
ed finally, That would punch him in
the eye
= Men who beat their wives and
thoroughbred horses are perfect
brutes-with the odds in favor of the
horses.
- In their efforts to get in the
swim some people merely find them
selves in hot water.
= Some people seem TO be so busy
that they haven't time to mind their
own business.
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m or TlGE 7

WE, the undersigned, have opened up
on Church Street. West OF the Jail, for
the purpose Of doing Woodwork and
Blacksmithing. Repairing Buggies, Wag-
onr, &C., in oil its branches. Ali work
guaranteed to be first class.
w. NJ. WALLACE.
r. T. GORDONj
Feb 10, 1902 IS
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FOLey's Honey and Tar
for children, safe, sure. No Opiafes.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County OF Anderson.
In COIIRT OE RRORATE

Emily Swords. John swords Earle Swords and II.
P. Sitton, Plaintiff against Dorcas c. Connei-
ly, Jane Parsons, Rebecca f. Carson, Susan
Evatt. Cordy Ceeon. Rebecca T. Swords, J. B.
swords, Martha Thomas, Sarah Massey Swords,
and the widow and children of Elan Swords
deceased, names, ages and place Of residence un-
known, observation-disclosures for Relief
Con plant not Served.
To the Defendants above named:
YOU are he eby summoned and required to an
swer 'he Petition In this action, which ie filed
in the Office OF The Court of Probate at Anderson
Z. s. e., and to serve q copy of your answer
10 the said Petition the subscriber at his Office
Anderson c, Fl 8. c., within twenty days after
the service hereof. exclusive OF the day of such
service; and II you fail to answer the Petition
within the time aforesaid, the Petitioner In this
action Will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the Petition.
Dated April II, A. D 1892.
SIMPSON & HOOD,
PLAINTIFF Attorney.
[SEALl JEo. c. WATKINS, c.p.
10 the Defendants above named
To Cordy Cason. Rebecca T. Swords, John B.
Swords, Martha Thomas and Sarah Massey
Swords and the widow and children of EIam
Swords, deceased, whose names, ages and places of
residence are unknown. You will take notice
that The Complaint herein, and the summons Of
which the foregoing is copy, were filed In the
office of the Clerk Of the Court for Anderson
County on the 18th day OF April, 1902.
SIMPSON fiji HOOD, Plaintiff Attorney.
April %, 1902 a 6
The Redwood gazette., 1902-07-02
MR.. PICKETT WITHDRAWS.

To The REPUBLICANS OF REDWOOD
COUNTY: Since the last term of
court in this county I have been
considering the question of whether
| should be candidate for the nom
ination of sheriff of Redwood coun-
t7 from my party this year. l have
received assurances of supportfrom
all parts of the county and have
thought my chances were good for
receiving the nomination.
The situation is peculiar. There
is feeling that a person elected
for one term should be given the
nomination for another. The pres
ent incumbent is making his cam
paign wholly upon tnat ground. He
certainly has no other claim upon
his party.
There are at least two other can
didates for the same position. both
of whom are believed to be honor
able and clean men.
| therefore withdraw from the
campaign and release nv friends
from all pledges, asking only that
they vote for candidate for whom
no apology will be needed in every
home in Red wood county.
Respectfully Yours,
r. S. PICKETT.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-07-02


Mrs. II. r.. Schafer, wife Of 81. E.
.Schafer of this place, arrived Sunday
and will spend the summer with her
husband.
The IA year old son of Ole Wigen, a
farmer living about three miles north
of town, was killed in a runaway ac-
cident while cultivating corn last Mon
day.
Miss Bertha Byington returned from
Angus where she has just finished her
term of school last Tuesday, and to be
present at the wedding Of her sister,
Miss Cora, to F. n. Meen.
The musical given Thursday evening
by Miss Jessie Champion and pupils at
&. A. Scotts home was we'll attended.
The program was well rendered. Light
refreshments were served and an en-
joyable e> ening was spent by all.
Wednesday evening, June 25th, 1902,
at O'Clock, occurred the wedding of
F. w. Meen to Miss Cora Byington at
the home of the bride, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. J. N. Dan.
ford of Minneapolis, only immediate
relatives being present Mr. and Mrs.
Meen went to housekeeping in the
rooms over Fred Schaner's furniture
store.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-07-02
1.-THE VOLCANOES DEADLY WORK from

the Fall of Pompeli to the Destruction OF ST
Pierre" by Prot Charles Morris. LIZ D.
Most intensely interesting book ever pub
hShed Complete. thrilling and accurate ac-
Tells how Martinique. one OF the most beau
ttful islands in the world. was suddenly
transformed into veritable hell. About
500 pages. protusely illustrated with photo
graphs taken before and after disaster. Only
Martinique book in the field. for EVERYONE
now insists on having Prot, Morris book and
no other Best author, largest book. best ILL.,
ustrated. scientifically accurate Price 81 so
Agents Wanted. Enormous profit for those
who act quickly. Most liberal terms. Outfit
10 cents. Don't lose minute. Send for outfit
Immediately and be at work The chance of
lifetime tor making money.
. CLARK CO., 222 s. 4th ST.. Philadel-
phia Pa. Mention this Paper.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-07-02
WALNUT GROVE,
Hurrah for the Fourth,

Hurrah for the Fourth!
Miss Hannah:kentw was Tracy visi-
tor Thursday
The game of ball played here Thurs
day between Balaton and Walnut
Grove was very exciting, ending lS to
3 in favor of Balaton.
G. A. Scott and family leave Wed
nesday for Sioux City. Iowa, on a visit
with friends and relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Lang left Monday
for Mankato to spend the Fourth with
friends and relatives.
A number ofIOdd Fellows and Re
bekah's drove to Tracy last Thursday
evening to attend the reception given
by the Odd Fellows at that place.
DR.. Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. Hae-
ermann of San born attended the mus
ical given by Miss Jessie Champion
last Thursday evening.
Miss Bessie Allen, who has been Wis
iting Miss Hattie Garlock. went to
Wabasso the latter part of the week to
visit relatives.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-07-02
A GREAT PIANO SALE.

The Schuman Piano Co., manufac-
tuers of the worlds famous Schuman
piano, have leased the Crouley build
ing, two doors east of the Bank of Red
wood Falls for the purpose of having
a special sale of their make of pianos in
this city.
Peter Helm, State agent of the COM
pany, will be here personally to con-
duct the great sale The pianos will
be disposed of by Mr.. Helm to pur-
chasers at the net wholesale prices,
whether the purchaser does so by cash
or on time, easy terms being offered
to ALL
The sale will commence on Wedue+
day, July 9th, and all are invited to
attend, whether intending to purchase
or not.
The people of New Ulm. Mankato,
Springfield, and Sanborn, where there
have been sales, all speak in the high
est terms of the wonderful Schuman
piano, and the honorable and square
dealings of the company and its agents.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-07-02
WABASSO.

A little son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Schoenecker Tuesday morning.
Geo. Mantel returned Monday even
ing from North Dakota, driving across
from Marshall.
The heavy frost on last Saturday
night did considerable damage to corn
and potatoes.
The Minnesota Elevator co. has dis
posed of it's elevator q this place to the
Western elevator company. w. A.
Anderson will continue as buyer.
The council has decided to assist in
the decoration of Main street. The
square at the corner of Francois g.
Schmahl's store will be neatly decorat-
ed.
A sister of Rev. Westphal, pastor 'of
the Willow Lake Lutheran church,
had her arm broken half way between
the wrist and elbow last Sunday after
noon, by falling out of swing.
At the meeting of the Red wood
county threshers' association the fol-
lowing officers were elected: G. w.
Smith, president, Redwood Falls; G.
w. Clark, vice-president, Redwood
Falls; w. \. Marvin, secretary, Red
wood Falls; H. G. Ringle, treasurer,
Sanborn: F. E. Bateman, Milroy, and
K. q. Wegner. Lamberton, trustees; G..
H. Meyer, Wabasso, inner guard, and
H. Ramsbacher, Sanborn, outer guard.