The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-02-25
A. c.. Dolliff was in Mankato last

A. G.. Dolliff was in Mankato last
week, on legal business.
Miss G. Sample went to the cities
the first Of last week to purchase
her spring millinery goods.
Pupils reported perfect in atten-
dance in district No. IA for last
month are Alma, Herman and Paul
Radda,z, Andrew and Eddie Davis,
Wallie Parsons, Otto and Emil Jor-
dan.
Complaint having been made to
Attorney Howard that undraw q
poultry was being sold in both the
markets of this city, that official
looked up the law in the case. Chap
ter POI of the General Statutes of
1895 makes it misdealneanor pun
ishable by either a fine not exceed
ing 800 or Imprisonment, to offer
for sale in this State any plucked
turkeys, geese. chickens or any
slaughtered animal or fowl. unless
all entrails, intestiLes crops, and
all Objectionable and offensive parts
and portions have been fully drawn
before they are offered for sale.
The law is in full accord with the
ideas of all consumers. and it is not
likely that there will be any further
cause for complaint here, after at
tention has been called to it.
An exchange knew what it was
writing about when it published
the following: The trade territory
of town is not all dependent upon
the distance to neie boring trading
points The territory depends upon
the enterprise OF the merchants and
residents Of toe town Ii a town
does not reach out after the trade it
will Onl y come as far as it has to
and the town will only grow as it IS
forced to. But if the merchants 90
after the business in the surround
ing country, advertising in every
way possible, and making good
every word OF their advertising,
trade comes from the increased
radia and the town will gain a rep
utaton for being awake and will
forge to the front. 1t is the man in
the town and not altogether the
number living within a certain
plumber of miles from the place that
makes the town good or good for
nothing"
Mrs. Eddy. head Of the Christian
Science denomination recently put
in positive disclaimer IN answer
to Mark Twain s criticism. Her
reply is headed, Judge We, and
is in part as follows ut is a fact
we'll understood that I begged the
students who first gave me the en-
dearing appelative mother, not
to name me thus. But without my
consent that word spread like wild
fire. | still must think the name
not applicable to me. | stand IN
relation is this century as u Chris
tiau discOverer, founder ana leader
I regard self-deiGcation as blasphe
nous. may be more loved, but
am less lauded. pampered, provid
ed for and cheered than others be
fore me-and wherefore? Because
Christian Science is not yet popu
lar, and | refuse adulation. | be
lieve inone Christ, teach one Christ
know of but one Christ. | believe
Ia but one incarnation. one mother
Mary. and | know | am not that one
and never claimed to be, It saffices
me to learn the science Of the Scrip
lures relative to this subject.
A possible solution to the Goa
combination may come from th,
manufacture Of North Dakota Jig
mite into bricquettes, for which
purpose one or two conn anies hav
already been formed. These bri
ouettes have the appearance of
barber S massage sponge and the
. are regarded dangerous rival TO
anthracite. They are practical