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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-10-21
IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
4 Piece Of News That VIII
Interest Everyone.
Never Before Has Such Interest
Been Taken in the Doings Of One
Company.
Sale to be Conducted Until satur-
day Night
BY ]. RYTTENBERG &, SONS.

In reply to the many re-
quests to continue the sale for
another week, we beg to say:
That owing to the bad
weather on Saturday, many
customers were prevented
from coming to town, and,
consequently, there is some Of
the syndicate goods left on
hand.
We have arranged to buy
up whatever is left over, and
with our own stock to
Sell at the Same Prices
Until Saturday night, Oct.
24th, at 10 p. m.
All goods that have been
ordered and are still arriving
will be put on sale as soon as
opened.
Today we call your atten-
ton to the following:
Pressed Glass Pitchers, imita-
ton cut-glass, 2-qt. size, 37c.
Frosted Glass Water Pitch
ers, 2-quart, 19c.
Fancy Glass Butter Dishes,
15c.
Plain, do, lie.
Fancy Glass Milk Pitchers,
19c.
Glass Cream Pitchers, lie.
Glass Sugar Bowls, lie.
Glass Spoon.Holder lie.
OlaSS cups Snu CauceTS, 4OCe
Glass Berry-Dishes, set of
six, 25c.
Glass Water-Goblets, set of
six, extra heavy, SIC.
HERE IS THE GREATEST BAR
GAIN OF ALL!-Brownstone Cor
rugated EarthenWare Teapots {:
2-quart, 35c. size, 26c.
3-quart, 40c. size, $50.
4-quart, SOC. size, SIC.
Another lot of Laces, all
widths, sc.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-10-21
Total
AIMS HOUSE AND PAUPER ACCOUNTS.

55s DrS c Baker, attention sick inmates 40
556 B D Mitchell, feeding inmates a H PIG 20
58S O'Donnell & Co., supplies A II and
x-Confederate soldier "A 49
647 Stubs Bros, supplies aims house 315
652 J Ryttenberg & Sons. supplies A. H 220
$40 Won Ohsen & Shirer, repair pump q 50
64S Sumter Dry Goods Co., supplies A H 12 s.
S64 Z G Scafe, pump. &C., A 81 s 50
65S ODonneQ & Co., supplies A q and
Ey-Confederate Soldier 1912
GAP B D Mitchell, feed, &c, inmates a 81 217 90
$50 DR. S c Baker, attention sick at A II Il IS
72S Ryttenberg & Sons, supplies A Il 5 50
IA Cuttino & Chandler supplies A $50
733 The Craig Furniture Co., Supplies All 5 25
754 'Donnen & Co., supplies A 81 1919
157 = w DeLOrme, medicines, &c. A 81 Is 69
752 J w DeLorme, med. &c, Jail pris 246
721 BID Mitchell, feeding, &c, inmatesAH 206 go
Total a;e3 e7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
Pnnif tn0 9cbcnsbrrluf.

S9redli6e Scenen in elmer gfetpzYorz
fer Gigarrenfabrit tpegen zines
nebenun ausgebro4enen 5euers.
- 0rei 6ruuen get0btet unO flint
anbere 19tper perieBt.- S4mGA=
li6es 8ene6men Der Mdnner.
q E tp=0 orf, %. Sanuur.- 9rei
Srauen5immer tamen beute Bel einem
8ranbpanif in Qeopolb Wliqer C
Spbn's Gigarrenfabrtt an Der Gros=
bpfroBe um's 2eben, unb flint anbe=
re 6rauen, fotpte Elm Munn purOen
f4per berleBt. 6euer mar in etnem
anftoBenben 8ebdube ausgebro4en.
Die Sobten iinb:
Sennie M1e1iino, 25 Sabre alt;
5onnie &eritberg, % Sabre aft; 5ruu
Marp @parberu, 25 Sabre aft.
Die Slammen aus Dem brennenOen
@ebGube f9lugen gegen bic Muuern
Der Gtgarrenfabrit unb iagten ben in
Der 2eBteren BEL ef6dftigten 500 W}Gnz
nern, Jrauen, WfGb6en unb 8nuben
t0btGt9en S6reden Elm. 2tlIes ftiir3te
na9 ben sire Escapes" an ben Dor@
beren unb 6tnteren Wfauern Oes 8ez
bGubes, unb Die StGrferen traten Da=
Bel Die ShnGCheren unter bic sFiiBe.
8iele Mdnner i9dmten fi9 nt6t, Die
6ruuen our Seite gu f9ieben, unb als
1ie auf i6rer tolIen 5Iu9t i'm 3peiten
Stodtpert bes 9aufes ungetommen
tparen, brdngten fie, anitatt 81 mar
ten, biz 2eitern erri6tet iparen, Die
Srauen aus benz ettpa Is SUB iiber
benz @rbboben gelegenen 5enitern unb
Iprangen bann felbit binab. Sn biefer
@eife purbe cine 2tn3abI5rauen mebr
ober tpeniger i4tper DerleBt. Die
f9refli9Iten Scenen ereigneten Ii4
iebp9 in benz @ebrGnge duf ben Srep=
pen i'm Snnern. SSm brttten StOdz
tpert bate it9 Elm Meni9entnGuel gez
itaut, unb tpenn Die 9DIi3ei nt9t nod
CUR re9ten 3eit bort Orbnung gez
f9affen bate, 10 tpiirbe Die 3ubl Der
umgefommenen 6ebeutenb gr0Ber ge=
tpefen fein.
Die 9olt3titen tletterten iiber Die
&0pfe Der to6enben W}enge meg, I'm
ms brittle Stoftpert gu gelungen, lpo
lie bic MGnner 3uriidI9oben unb cine
8abn fir bic 6ruuen Offneten. On
bere goli5iften Folgten tbnen, unb es
geGung bunn, ba5 9ebdllbe 81 fGuz
bern. Die 2ei9en Der bret gu Sooe
getrampeIten 6rauen tpurben nu6
Dem Punit aufgefunben. Sine 5rau
8allettt lit pabri9einli9 t0btlih berz
GeBt. Die 200 2tngeftelten Der nNepz
Sbea Ydttern 60" in beren Gtublifz
fement bus 5euer uusbru6, retteten
ii9 fdmmtli9, obgleih etli6e berIelz
ben 8ranbpunben bapon trugen. Die
Nngeftellten anoerer Strmen in benz
8ebdube berlieBen i6re 4rbeit, Inn bic
Srauen aus Der Gi9drrenfabrit retten
3u 6elfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
&cin Sas pbme Snhntataitrnpbrn.

Mempbts, Senn., %. Sanuar.
= Sin Inn 1915 BON bier na9 Hetpz
Srledns abgegangener Gil5ug Der
.SSqinpiIer Gentralbu6n" nurbe i'm
Iibli9en Sbeile Der bieiigen Stabt
bur9 cine faIf9 geiteGte 8ei9s gum
gntgleifen gebru4t. Stint BON ben
iieben @aggons itir3ten I'm, unb bic
2ofomptibe tpurbe tbeilpeiIe bemoz
ltrt. Die paifagiere tamen nit benz
S9reden bappn, aQein Qotomotipf fiib<
rer 6arrp glorton aus Mempbis, fpz
tpie 6ei3er Spbn McOaniel aus 8uz
terz@alleD, W2ii1., erIitten tObtli9e
@erleBungen, pd6renb @epddmeiIter
MepriG unb 3tpei gofcIerts f6per
perlebt purben. Gs liegt 9runb fir
Die @ermut6ung bOr, buB irgenb elm
un6efannter 81felpi9t bic @ei9e in
perbre9erif4er Qbii9t Dffnete.
gBt6itu, S., %. Sunuar.-@tn
geriOnen5ug Der rMiTOuri pacific=
8abn," pel9er INN $50 seitern@6enb
BON bier mad &onfas>@itp a6gegan=
gen mar, coLlibirte 81 Oates Centre
nit einem 8oblen3uge. Der 2otomo=
tibfiibrer unb 6ei5er tdmen um's
2eben, unb i6re 2ei9en liesen unter
per. pmsetiiraten 2QtpmQtips-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
9ie S0UQGem
1tnO bic GrQnfen
Start unS geIano acmadlt Ourdi
Or. R0OWoQ' S
SarfapariGtan 2iefoCueltt.

Gy;oer Gropfsu Ots 5ayic9lriaiau HtioIDnt Ser'
bjuo;t ib ourb 0as S,ut, ben S3iDt.B. Den uriU
uH0 aHoere GIuifQtsitcu IND Sdite ocs Spfems
nit Der 9sbtHstruit oeuu g prftbt Die A5IuB=
f1H6Is oc5 f0rotrs nit u:utm INN aeuu0tm Utlz
tsriaL SropbtIu, S6njUOiubt, Syphilis, uuGt=
btIts uu0 unrjdtil bcblnDtlt p9tuercll1 III ittniu
oicltn 6Ormsn Gt,dt jtbu Gents jiir Gin lauitrjrz
t,s 9u9 sGg 8aOUlU ibsr @sHcUal"h Eruieuz
&rIHtbs.tsu @;itpirs I'M Nulic UHa I'm WuHoe,
Sumors, Ruottu in o:u ECUi,u uuo luDer;u IDtis
len Ots Spitms, UuUOe Nuacu, Husfufc aus oeu
Sbreu uuo Die jblimmtcu S0rmtu SSauttranfz
b:itCu, ausi5!dgc 6,:bazg3uOu, GrinOtogL
8iualourm, SaliluB, Grofptds, 4tne, iandy3e
6edtu i'm 6ltjib, Sumor5, trlbslrtj9t 8ti6Uiirf
TraucnaRrlHfb5ItGu uuO llt lbmlbeu0;n UNI
i5m,ripouen @Utlctruultn, NGdltihmeB, udbtltdc
8criuits uno ale uuu0tbjltu 2lbilUhs Don Stoiien,
D:l5c Die 2tbcustrat bi.otH fuo I'M 9trsa Der
os.ltraft oicit5 l2uUOar5 Don mooerrtr 6bsmit,
uHo Elm Gsbrlub pom cjui9su EdR'u UjrO fb iur
itos 9triou, Ole al irQcu0 elmer DER obiJtu Grdutz
belt:H ktOtt, 1i5 otjliult tritcr R.dNs bipt;itn.
43tun Der Qati:nt Der ourn ri, taJlb5u 9trluits
uno 4biuft mmcr id)DidJ:r prO criollrsJb lit,
Dtis 2u5iIuie lu OrbiuOcrn UNI oos S1ttm ourtb
ncucs oou 0siuuOcm glut btrgtiteuttm Qtattrdl
orbtFern fam, uuO Oit5 b.iorgt Das Slriaparil=
liam uR0 garautJrt Dafir Damn lit tjrt 6ciluug
q:fbsrt, Deuu pcnn Die Ul:oB,u ciumal NIT ibrtr
RtiHIguHgsarb:t bVounu bat uu0 Die QCrluits
p:r5itsu tdHu ocbt Ojc 9cftcuuQ ibueG oor fb
uno nit icO,m Sag uiro Der 4lticut 1ciuuOtr unO
fudTtacr, bic 0abrun0 pirO bcfcr perOaut Der
@pp'tit DerbtT,rt fb uno OR 9lttnt nimmt an
C}epitt uuN GnrnuIrna an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
scrOpbeln uun Der Gcbart an.

Or. 8nOnlD. - CEGbrtsr 6crr! Uljt gtyauiis,n
nr5m: ld Die I5coU in oit 6auO, I'm 5ic pou Der
iUuuDcrUoIcu NcilunQ Die 5brt DtsDDiu, 6urin=
paruaH 8soI0cut, btDirtt bat 5u b:uafribtltn.
A5 ba5t cine 3obtcy Die lcf:en September Orei
Sabre alt DurO,, bic ron ;brtm slpcjttu Sabre dH
fortDobycuo an 6To75s!u lit. Ser grit idQte
ms, Dab iis Oamit pJborcu mare. g9ir li:Beu ne
BON Den bcitcH Qt1tsu Der GsGtHo bcbauOtlu uHO
batt;n itog a1s 6oirUn5 auigtatbtu, O,ur Oicisl=
ben ia9tcu uu5 DAB iih Die Gr1Htbs;t in Deu Qguz
Gcn tctg;;Bt bdtlc uuO OlB f; uitt mcbr Qebsjlt
Dsro,n fDHnte Ci,jc 4rciu9, Rrauf5tit itbte
f5 in i1limmsr ggrjis in brtn 9uu1tu fc uno
jb 1laubte idou Oarlu Dab pas t,tne DtdO1eU
Eibt mcbr LANCE labr piiroc ia Die mcojjiHtu
uuitrtr Gcrts dbio!ut fruttlos b.itbeu. ,3u o;ttr
t3tit Crbislt ib cine 9ummsr BON 5brcr 9rpibirt,
btttclt Safe oro Eruc," p;Ihc 5is mir ian0tcu.
H1d)Otm it bic Oicleu 3cugujTc ijbcr 6cjIuHQtu,
be our6 95re 9,blnOlung btlpiyft DuJOtu, 0eIeitu
bate, tluite id oi: Wt0B.H i0fort, uuo job1O
m;in 3obt.rtcH cine 6lai3s qcuommcu bate, mar
fs bcinabs ptuuO. Sis gcbnijrc an ibrem R0r=
per fHo UolidnO;J pcrbUuHOcu, i5re Quu8eH btj=
nabe qcbcit iDtuiaittHs bat it f.ucn 0utsu uytbr
6i: bat isSt nit Der 7ptt,H 5laid1s b.Qouu.u, unO
ib CLAUDE, 0ob jc io6alo fc nit Osritb.u fcrtg
iciu nirO, aub DOlitdnOig gtunD ih. Sbr ou&sR
mar itbr it.imm.
g}it 9oblbtung o,rbcib: i'd Sbr
SamusI 3. Garter.
fS[nt 5pr 'D}rrrrr= DUutn g1 -9(1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24

ments pe0er our6 ben italieni76en
8otI6after BET ben 8ereinigten Staaz
ten, NIaDpr De5 Plange5, nod Dur4
Die 6ieItge ameritdnii6e 8oti4aft err
6ulten. Die 8otI6aft 6ut nod INNER
teinen offi3ieuen 8eri4t ii6er ben
8orfou.
Qon0 Q n, %. San, - G5 OerIou=
tet bier, DaB bic 8a74ieBung Oe5
Sorts Gan Garlo8 Bel N}aracatbo
our6 bret oeut76e 8riegsi6iffe Den
8egenItano amsritani76er 8Oritellunz
gen bei'm Quspdrtjgen Qmt gebtlOet
bat. Bis gu ipGter StunOe bat 0as
8erii8t feline 8eItGtigung erGaIten.
GDmmenture Der 8erliner
Preffe.
Berlin, %. San. - 9u5 Sage
6latt" 5pri6t Die 2trIt6t aus, e5 iei
m6glid, oaB Der Oeut76e GOmmonz
0ant e5 fir not6nenOig era6tete, ben
8ene3uelanern cine Qettion gu ertbeiz
len, beIonDer5 oa bic 2eBteren Dor
9FreuDe uber bic Darmeintlt6e Belle
gung oe5 n4ant6er" aus Dem 6du5z
6sn gerat6en feien.
Die g8oiiiI6e 3ettung" metnt oo5
3peita 8om6arDement lei abiOlut
not6penOig 9epeien, I'M Die Sim uno
Nu8fu6r BON 0Qaren unO &rte9smdz
terial in 8tGanuIar bOn Colombia
nu6 8ene3uela gu per6inOern.
lIe6er bic Situation in 8ene31eld
bemerft bic r8reu33eitung," GnglunO
miroe notirIi6 nit 6reuDen 3euge
eines Rriege5 3nif6en 2tmerita unO
9eutf4lunb iein, Oa berIelbe feline bets
ben 6uuptripalen f4GOigen niirOe.
Die anoeren 3eitungen entbalten
Ita eine5 Gommentar5. Sic 5feinen
cine umtli&e Grfldrung a63unarten,
e6e fie trgeno nel6e N}sinurg GuBern.
Sn Berlin 6errI4t feline 2lufregun8
ii6er Die Sa6e.
T 9reiten.
uncGe Sam ptrb nt6t einz
@af6tn8ton ., g., %, San.
= SroB Der 8eritimmung in bteItgen
umtli6en &reiIen ijber ba5 8omburz
bement BON Sort Gan Carlos 6Offt
man bier bod nod INNER auf erfOIgz
rei6en @614luB Der 6riebensmiiiiOn
be5 6rn. 8Open. 9te gta6ri4ten aus
Berlin beuten an, buB Oa5 3lpeite
8omburbement auf biretten 8efebl
aus Berlin erFolgte, Inn Die @ene3ue=
laner fir t6ren erfoIgreiden 8iber=
Itan6 bei'm eriten 2lngriff Oes pan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
: < sa saaRs aaaaRR Rssaaaaa Z
S. s.. eSricOentualS & So.
Gin @ort

ii6er Coupons nit jsosm auui in un=
isrer ridieen 0s:abor.bluno fno Sic su
eineu Coupon bere6tiet - bel osrcn Gjnz
loiuuq mir ib6nt @,;6ente otrabgci4sn.
Sic iihO ber3li6ft lu etncm 9eiu3e unie=
res Qdoeng cinQtlaOtn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
G. tt d Der'S s
~ GnfaNeI6SHAAafR

SIR. 225, Cff'SGItimcresG Ctr. Baltimore.
0rinoIi6er llntsrridbt N et,nourapb;e Ipp.s
prtiuo, Su6baltsH. sbOnibreibtn, artbmstiL
Guslii5 u. E. ~.
8ebingungen: SO pro Wtonat; 8
Wlonate $22; 6 Monate $40; II Naoz
nate $65; 9tbenbf9ule, 6 M&onate SIS.
Qlle 8I9er unb @9reibmaterialien
frei. Stellungen garanttrt.
6bil.r auf StpenDitn stgtH 3abuns BON $G25
bro 9touat Ibsuoibuls nab osm eriAsn Wcuat
$50 pro 0tonat ptnu mouuiib btjab.r 6rflbs
reue 2tbr>r. 5HOiviOutler llnterribt. Is mOOerns
9ppeprt,rs. 943 S1uItr i'm Iesten Sobrt sGols
leg. Boarding 6aG- lefsrt Rot uuo 2oes Iu Hts
Driatn 9resn. Cages uno Nb'nOsRurus Jest ers
ofIutt Rtus e3Hl:r tdsIi5 aGio;nOmmcH. II.
Sahr.
1lngelp0bnli9e @elegenbeit fir ftrebs
lame S4iiler gum raf9en 8ortpdrts=
fommen.
&du:cs. psrIdn0s man i3rftli4. mitnOIib Opsr
Der GtispbOn. C27-S&Sbl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
Bargains in
mebi3iuilfen Shiritunien,

9uifD's MaljsgBbistcp, pro Jiai8e roc.
Booths 5Om=8in, pro Glai3s.... zoe.
aicbigs Mal3zGrtrutt, pro JluI4e 1Oc,
Bette MaraibinO=Giri6en pro Jlas
l9e ........ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ooc.
Grcm. tbe Mcnt6e, pro 5lli6e.... soc.
InQofurls9itters, pro 6iai1t..... 39c.
AbiDntb pro 5.ui6t. 9Sc.
Sflper @rOps RDe, 7 Sabre dlt.
@One Goaops 81 10
g&lritp 6odtaiI5, 6 Ocri6ieocnt eors
t;n pro Qinte. 40c.
SuincB' importirtcr Stout, pro
Suscuo ......-.. ......--......SI -
Sut:blrts Qorttr, pro 9uB:uD.... soc.
Souoou franj6fibcr Go0uuc, in
6lai6cn imp0rtrt, pro Gulyt. 81 90
8umiluD's ibottiit;r 99bistcD, pro
6lll0t .............. ...-...-.. 1oc.
9Gcrmut6, pro J.ai6c............. 44c.
Suprcm:zGb blmpagner, Rite BON 4t
Ytutcn -......-...... ..........% %o.oO
MDiiinEibtr 2am:u=GcHcOcr, Groz
bss StdrtunQ5mtt;l fir 9dmcn,
pro 6lalbt .......-..........., QUO.
BORT, Sbcrrps, GatlDbn=, 0tuscd=
t;l= Rotbiucin oOcr Sbciupe;n,
ero iS!dibt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %oc.
Rod ono Rpc, pro 6Iai6t........ 69c.
Rb,irpcin. pro i6,............ 25c.
YfF Qortipcin. pro Cdllont. Isl 90
Sb,ripo5o 9Dt. pro Qintc.......... 39c.
xxx SberrDpt;n, pro G'nlont. ... 81 90
Wonfccao 8Dt. pro 4;r'c. 39c.
@!u, &abcl 9lb 2ltI. p,o SlbcnO 81
ScrgcRt nid1t, nadl COUPONS
III fraeen, fur peIcbc Gle
bic fdbpnifcn @efcbrnfe erbdIteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24

Sr. 8ao1l1. - Gv5yttr 6,rr Sdl babe flu0s
9et in i5!jmmsr g8ciic an elmer IanQen 8ci6, pom
eDmptomcu 9'lttcu, rp,lbc Die Grfabruug BON ou.n
W1Ojl:rtrH IN Oiticr Oc7cro Qeuarrt baben, uuD
OuB, Dtun fa nbt Qcbtilt p.rOcn f6nntcu i'd bol=
itanOiq enttrdittu pjrOt, V,rut Dc5 2lppaits uuo
Ols 9trIaugcn uob 5timuIantu uuo tiut!i6cn
M;ttcLu sur Stdrtl'H5 iu uur:aclmdb9eu 3:jtsH,
0:r g0uuib fir QciuuOcu 6d).ai uu0 bcitduOiqe
Scpr5iion bsi'm 2luitcbcu an TSorgtu madstu
mir Das 2tbcu 5u elmer 21i, bis mid Elm 5rturo
D,rdulabtc. Sbrc Wso3;u ju BTiu6cu 60 taufte
ib cine 5loihe @dom'o'5 Sariaslrjaiau nm cine
ShabttI RoopaD's 4iQ,u uuo uabm Tc rtQtlz
mdBq. Bah purPs i'd bcF:rl Sd rabm Drt:
56oattln unO or,i'6labcH mcbr uuO b,iinOt mid
i:by in bcitrtr @:iunobcjt als j: 3upor.
Sd b'rblcj6e I6r cr1cbtucr Ecutr
, = GD orl.E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
9as eparIamftc! aas &cRe!

Gut 6laibt tutbdlt mcbr prtl5t WeOBiu. als
ir1sHO cine auOtrc 8ydparltiou G5 pirD in Sbets
lOf'esGocn g;nommtn, Ulby;HO man DON Gu0trm
Webi3ineH iituiz ODER itdsmdl ioDisl usbmtu mub.
gtrtauft in 2lpotbtfcu 9rts 81.
SDCt.bt an . T. yt . mo & D., IS Gins
Ctr, @epS0Ori, fir Oa5 Boot Of Gop;cs". a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
(SUrtiehnma iicbe 6. Scite0
Seine aub' bel sas unO gea6t.

HfIHe NuD Oct ld9 Ihu ytdDts
Iidts mas mir @erGnigcu mud)t Die RlCqe
pirD BON fcintm Wttri8M bcfcr pcrtanocH, ais
BON iencn btOau;rn5ptrtbeu QcutcH, iptlba an 6d=
ntorrboiDtn lcipeu uuo meOer 2iuOsruHg nod 6ei=
luna fnotu 9tDauernspcrtb inn 0itie, pom DsH
beftiof.au Stmr3m GlptinigteH, aber aub nod
neil ibrc 9inObeit Ous @ute Mot Nebt, bos Sbs
uen 10 uobt HtQt; pdl ft Oas tjn3ge MitttI pel=
DIES bic odmorrboiOeu bsieitiGt nidt fiHOcu unO
Qcbrau6eu udmlib Sr. Stsbce's 4uatcfs. G5
linoert iofort uno bcilt aui Die Euutr 8robrH
utrOm frei prriauOt pom Z. 3eutdoter & 60, 9Or
2il6 GcDs9Ort. SLGo,Sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-24
,Sas gcbcm cine 9aft. =.

II 9ODlDtuHJ p,rb.cibc lD S9T
S1mueI 3. Garter.
Stat Tor. D}crccr=6OUutD, g3 pa.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-07-01
T H e CITY
SHORTITEMS GAZETTED.

Mrs. w. II. Wallace and children
are spending several weeks at the
Big Stone Lake Chautauqua.
Thos. Minkiewitz, Fat one time
clerk in the Big Store, but now
residing at Arlington, took in both
games here last week
The members of the Redwood
Falls band furnished portion Of
the music at the old settlers picnic
at Renville on Thursday and Friday
of last week, and as usual, the boys
made a big hit. They left here
early Thursday morning and re-
turned late Friday evening.
The state entomologist of the de-
partment of the experiment station
is DESTROYS of obtaining all the
information possible upon the sub
ject Of Hessian fly. The number
of broods in Minnesota is not
known with certainty, and the
entomologist would be very grateful
to farmers if they would advise him
of the first appearance of any in
Jury to wheat and send him speci-
mems, those of the first appearing
"fax seeds on this years wheat
being much desired.
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A baby boy, weighing IL p.
was born to Mr.. and Mrs CT
Beer of Red wood Falls townsh
Wednesday last.
The News says that nun
Wood Lake people are plann.
spend July 18th at Redwood Fa
the park city of southwestern
nesOta.
Ormie Wyman Of Vesta chaper
a party of young ladies to this
last Thursday, giving Their
launch ride to the park, whe
picnic dinner was served.
The Misses Eva Hitchcock, Je
Parrish. Jennie Evans and a
Laudon were visiting with
Misses Joy and Ruby Hall at v
Lake during the past week.
A Waltham silver watch, {
face, was lost between this city
the farm of Mrs. E. Payne by Or
Wyman on the forenoon of
Thursday. Finder will kindly lie
at this Office or the Bank of We
Wanted-Live agents to sell
Whites Electric Combs, patented .
|, SO. Cure dandruff, hair falling
sick and nervous headaches, vet
no more than an ordinary comb.
on sight. Agents are wild with
cess. Send SOC. for sample (half or
Write quick. The DR. White Elet
Comb Co., Decatur, Ill. AL
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-07-01

Mrs. O. L. Dornberg was up from
Gilfllan Siding on Wednesday OF
last week.
E. B. Hale's address is corner
Oath street and Parkhurst avenue,
Everett, Wash.
Miss Elma Berger of Saltwater, a
niece of Miss Leila Goodrich, and an
instructor in one of the South Da
kota public schools, has been visit
ing with Miss Goodrich during the
past week.
Work on the new blacksmith shop
of Kumm & Donovan is progressing
rapidly, Contractor Carson having
the brick work we'll advanced. Mr..
Carson is figuring on several other
jobs in this city. His brother is
engaged temporarily at a contract
ing job in Morgan.
H. Hardenorf, a representative OF
the Smith Premier Typewriter COM
pany who had made frequent trips
to Redwood Falls, died at Vermilion,
S. D., last week of consumption.
He was in a physicians office OBJ
tanning treatment and a sudden
hemorrhage killed him. He leaves
wife in St. Paul.
Potatoes were a scarce article
last week-none in the market for
several days. 1t is so near the
time. when the new crop will be
due that lovers of the fruit will not
be obliged to go without it for many
days. In fact, new potatoes in
cream are even now scheduled on
the bills of fare at the hotels in the
larger cities.
Fred. Barnes and Charles An.
drews left for St. Paul Wednesday
morning to represent Redwood
lodge of Odd Fellows at the annual
convention of that order of the state
G. D. Thompson, who is granC
patriarch of the encampment, EN-
bracing the higher degrees of the
same order, were with the dele
gates on that trip.
E. B. Benedict of Wadena, boiler
inspector for Wadena, Hubbard ano
Todd counties, visited with Hugh
Greene on Tuesday and Wednesday
of last week. Mr. Benedict was
formerly in business in this city,
conducting a repair shop in the
frame building on Washington, just
across the alley from Schmahl &
Jaehnings' hardware store.
After the initiation of five candi-
dates by Charity Chapter No. 30,
Order of the Eastern Star, last
Wednesday evening, a set OF cut
glass goblets was presented to Mr..
and Mrs. George W. Dickinson and
vase to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schleuder. Following the presenta
ton a banquet was served, the
banquet table being handsome ~
decorated with June flowers. The
edibles were unusually inviting.
One of the largest imposing stones
ever placed in newspaper office
was put in position in THE GAZETTE
office last Wednesday. The stone
is of solid marble, it having been
sawed from block of marble which
forms portion of the marble base
of the new Minnesota state capitol,
and it is a gift from Hon. VIM.
Butler, of the contracting firm oil
Butler Bros, who are doing the
excellent work on the new building,
to the editor of this paper. Mr.
Butler superintended the saving
and polishing of the block per
sonally, and had it shipped direct
to Redwood Falls from the polish
er's stand. The stand on which
the slab now rests was made by
Alex McIIreavie of this city, wht
knew just what was needed in this
line for hrst-class printing estab
lishment.
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Mrs. OlivesLaidlaw Iof Wood Lake

Mrs. OlivesLaidlaw of Wood Lake
has been visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and0Mrs. Vim. Tiffany of this
city, during thespast week.
The housekeeper should bear in
mind that alum makes cheap bak-
ing powder. 1t costs but two cents
a pound, while cream of tartar costs
thirty. The quality Of the powder
is, therefore, usually indicated by
the price.
Bessie Bowers arranged neatly
decorated wagon for the transporta-
tion Of her kindergarten class early
last week, but the forward wheels
were not strong enough to hold the
load, and on Thursday morning
they broke down. Since that time
another vehicle has been put in
service and the children are again
happy.
1t is reported that a legal firm
has already been retained to com
mence suit against the alleged
libellous petition sent by certain
citizens of Wabasso to the Western
Elevator Co., asking the latter con-
Germ to remove W. A. Anderson as
its agent at that place. Just what
amount Of damage will be asked
for, or how many defendants there
will be is not known.
Local dealers are of the opinion
that the local straw berry crop will
not be exhausted for two more
weeks. The last shipment of foreign
berries was received last Thursday
morning, and they were decidedly
inferior to the local berries, which
commenced being placed on the
market two or three days before.
The raspberry and black berry
crops, both foreign and local. will
be heavy this year, and will follow
closely Oh the heels of the last
straw berry.
Wood Lake News The damage
suit against Jas Curtis which was
tried at Window, came to close
Friday, and a verdict, CARRYING
with it an award Of 81. 900 damages
against Curtis, was returned
While the News is not familiar with
the case in question, we know that
majority Of the people j this
community feel that the verdict is
unjust, as a number of persons
know of their own knowledge that
Mr. Curtis was in this village at
the time the confessed fire bug
testified he was in Echo with him,
plotting to burn the building at
Jetfrys. The testimony Of a self
confessed criminal should be given |
but little weight when given against |
a person who had previously borne
a good reputation. Curtis was
tried last fall on a criminal charge
for this same offense and was &C
quilted by the jury.