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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-09-16

as large as Minnetonka, and the two
bodies of water are as different in
character as is possible. White
Bear is symmetrical, and they who
prefer symmetry to the picturesque
are pleased with White Bear, while
those of opposite tastes find their
ideal in Minnetonka. Only mile
from White Bear is Bald Eagle.
While little smaller than White
Bear, and surrounded by thinner
crust of aristocracy, this is charm
ing lake, with dry, approachable
shore, and is destined to rival White
Bear when it becomes equally &C
ceSsible.
Minnetonka lake would furnish a
subject for book. There is no 9th
err like it, 1t is so large and SO
varied in character that one may
explore it every day for a season,
and every day find something new.
The name is Indian for Big Water.
It is series or chain of lakes con-
nected by narrow runs and artificial
channels, through all of which the
largest boats may pass. From the
eaSternmOSt to the westernmOSt
point by straight line it is twenty
two miles, while it's shore line is
only trif1e less than three hundred.
The shore is mostly bluffy and heav-
| lily timbered, and the lake abounds
in wooded islands, promontories
and shady bays. 1t is reached by
three railroads, which run freq uent
trains during the lake season to ac-
commodate the city people who are
spending the summer in their lake
cottages. In addition to this, there
is scarcely day on which there are
not several special trains to carry
people who go in bodies to the lake
for picnic or outing. One day, a
sunday school, another the butchers
of the city, another the grocers,
another the dry goods clerks, an
other the railroad employees, another
some fraternal society, and still
another a delegation of visitors
who are holding a meeting of some
kind in one of the cities.
1t is said that Minnetonka furnish
es sanitarium for 10000 Minneap-
oils people. 1t is doubtless true
that there are 10000 more people
around the shores of the lake during
the summer than in winter; but
whether the lake constitutes a san
itarium to this number or not de-
ponds on what is meant by san
itarium Whether a life in a lake
cottage is really beneficial or not
depends upon what kind of condi-
tons one leaves when he goes to the
lake. If he lives in the center OF
the city where there is constant
smoke and dust and noise he would
perhaps better his condition by 90
ing to the lake. He would also
better it if he moved out on the
open prairie. But as a general
proposition life in a cottage at Min
netonka, or any other lake so far
from the city that one has to go and
come on steam cars, is one part
pleasure and two parts fad. Tt is
pleasant to be where one may fish
ard row and swim when be feels
inclined, but this is more than offset
by some other things. The air in
any of the suburbs of the twin cities
is just as pure and wholesome as the
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
DiUidend Notices.
BkNe0 CENTRAL MExIChN0.

THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
12S Broadway. New York. Apr!i Zls,; ~ tSTe TeT
A T A MEETING OF THE BOARD of
rectors Of this bank held to-day. seni-annua
dividend FOUR l4cA PER CENT on the csIi.s ~
payable proNiro. stoch1aoslS u
EDWARD BURNS. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
No. ass B.oome St
PARCELS " AND Y.

Nos $50 & 257 ". Ssth St.
Parcel III of the above described premises viii be
sold subject mortgages thereon on which are now
due and pavahle principal aggregatng So 600.
with interest per from January l. 1909, held
b the the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
ana 10 the existing The and
basement and the beam right
leases above mentioned with III,
will be subject the rent covenants and conditions
contained in said leases prOPorOnate amount OF
said rent time Of the delivery of the ref
eree's deed 10 - paid by the referee
Parcels and Y described premises will
be sod subject expiring October l. 1903
buildings respectively, erected thereon and
subject rights if any the OF the ad-
iacent building easerly side Of said parcel has
for the wall Of the buildEg said parcel as
psrty wall GERRIT SMITH Referee.
A DvERTISEMFyNTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received a Uptown Office
I.:I04 BROADWAY-
Advertisements will be following branch
offices regular office until o'clock p m. viz;
261 Sth-aye.. e 23d-sL. 153 6tb-nye.
l2ti-s;.. 02 East I4tb-st.; 257 west i2d-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
nEE- ANNEAL- MEETING OF lie ST0CK-

HOLDERS Of the vIRGINIt AND SOUTHWEST
ERN RAILWAY tONPANE VIII be held Al ths Com
psnve tfHro Bristol Va Tuesdar. NJ l9-H I9l2.
leo O'Clock p N the election "a Direc
and the sslch other business
properly before he meeting The stock transfe-
bcckz VIII be closed I1ntzy Nay st. 1903. O'Clock
P y. srd reopen We1noslsr Nay 2ota. 1893. a. 1000
oclock a. ~.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
FOR SALE.

PORTLAND LADDER
-1L1IlLll-l co. 46 World Bldg
y. = Tel. 24T5 ,hn- Best OF ladders de-
iNered al zoe. per foot
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions 70

ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once No. 1864 Broadway between 36th
and 37fh Sts. until 8 o'clock .. N. AdVer-
tisements received al the following branch
?. m, viz: 254 Srh ave. t. e. cor. 2Jd-st ,
1913 9th ave. cor. l3th-st.. 90 East l4th-st.: /:
257 West 42d-st., between 9TH and Sth aves. :.
263 West l25th-st .33s 3d-aVe-. between
18TH and 77th SITS: !. O26 3d-avf.. near 6lst t-
st. i,70S 1st-ave. near S9th-st.: l51 East
fo5th-st 756 Tremont-ave.: $50 3d-ave.
near 41st-st.: 554 3d-aVe.; 30 BleecheT St :.
10 Bleecker- st Brooklyn y. N-2i6
Court st. 2i5 Smith-st. l.00i Gates ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
P.wNaRoKERs' SALES.

Ell SOBEL. Auct., 9S Bowery. sells 10
a. m. goods pledged to April -. l9U--
april 2-CIothing. dresses, shoes etc
H. Newcorn. 2.649 3d-ave -, o.,. .,-e
April 29-Jewelry, H. Sobel. az @.rIrl,1,ts gtn@ts :
shoes etc F. Sobel & Sons. .426 I'd lave
MAJ 1IGIothing, Z. Fisher, Brooklyn
May by E. Berger, 400 6th-ave. ana
$50 West 42d St ciG ci9talns' NJ dresses
e'g llaY Pisus SWJewery. F. Sobel & Son. 1926 I'd
ave.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO. n. sheehan'
auctioneer 49, and 154 Canal-st - w.
April 2S-By r. simpson & Co. l45 WesI
ed st. diamonds, jewelry. &c, pie1g@a "a ~
February /. 1902, Nos. 22,OOi to 2'o4- anu
Apr April 2s-By JOS. Levy. 1s5 Varick-st-'
clothing to April 20. 1902 ,,,....a.,.,,, and
$50 Crand-st. Brooklyn. diamonds. jeWeIrS'
etc to April 20. 1902. 20 ,o.1
April 29-By Est. J. ]. Fullan o9S l''"
April Boy J. Blau- A. 6tl-ave-; d!at- dd!Et
rnonIs. tewelry, etc, pledged to No 1885,
March %, 1902, and goods held over, Celo ,bo-s
April 3O-By H. Freel. % NeW-Chanoers-
st clothing TO April 20, 1907 r..
Nav by est. John simpson. 10 bow
ery. watches. diamonds, JeWelry' etC',
pledged to No 7,101, March l. 19O2' and oId
Ma May By /. simpson < Co. 225 Park
Row. diamonds, jeVelr%@; @ etc, PIsdged PIE 10
y u j
Nav 5-Bv I Aikus . Seigel-st.. Brook
lyn. clothing. to April -. 1902.
L. L. FIRUSKI. Auctioncer. 20 Bowery.
April 2S-By Stitch & Bro. tewelry. -,
April 29-Bv VIM simpson & Co. loI
Bowerv. diamonds. watches, JeWeITy, . al az
pledges prior Feb. .. 1902. to No I.24"'
and all goods reserved from previous sales
April 29-By D. Mayer. clothing
April 3O-Fine consignment jewelry.
Tlx-M NJ & =
ave. Brooklyn diamonds. watches, jswelry'
all pledges prior April 81 1902
May by c. Lang & Co. 66e 6th-aNe.,
diamonds watches. jewelry, all pledges
prior April "a. 1902. all older dates.
MAY BY NJ. Bruckheimer. Isl East
ave. diamonds. watches. jevelry, all
pledges prior April -. 1902.
JOs. sHONGOOD & SONS, Aucttoneers,
salesrooms No % Bowery.
April 2S-Men's and women's clothing.
etc. c. Nelson. - Stanton-st
April 29-Men's and women's clothing
etc NJ NJ & R Marks. 2057 3d-ave
April 3o-Clothing. etc. pledged to April
% 1902. b Fox - Sth-ave.
May Mems and women's clothing.
etc L. Rosenthal, 103 West 31st-st-
Nav l-Jewelry. watches, diamonds, etc,
Albert F'reund 1.933 3d-ave.
Nav 4-Jewelry. watches diamonds ETC.
l. Schieber, 1929 2d-ave.
ANDERSON & MINTZ.. Aucts.. 81 Bowery
April 2T-Fine diamonds, rubies. emer-
aids sapuhires, in earrings, pins and rings.
fine antique silyerware.
AuriI 2S-By Geo. Weaver. 46O 9th-ave.,
all clothing pledged 10 April l. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ Of New York-IIlian G. Dewitt plaintiff. against
Mary H. Gray and others. defendansln pursuance OF
the above entitled action bearing
date the 4th day of March 1903 the Undersigned the
at the New-York Real Estate salesroom No. III
Bryan L Kennedy, Esq. auctioneer, the premises di-
reced by said judgment to be sold and therein described
III-An that certain lot Of land the same is
Street betTeen Mercer and Greene Streets in the Bor
Eroome Street described the lot number 165
II fe m mas Estate a@s f IcS6as Ba9aTd eceasa 3d buhdd
as follows: southery in front by Broome Street 25 feet
lot number map westerly by number
100 depth be the said several dimensions more
or less Also together all right. title
f1 he nren3ises above described under certain in
made by and between solomon Loeb and William
the once Of the Register Of County Of York in
Section . Lber 20 Of conveyances page 10 and under
and Mary H. Gray and others dated the 18th
Gsg ds4son 0f on fhe 9Th day Of JanusT 1885
Parcels and V.--As parcel All those certain
the buildings thereon erected Of
Manhattan City OF New York and which taken together
noThery side Of 3sh Street 228 feet easeriy from the
norheasterly of 3Sth Street and Eighth Avenue.
nue. 9s inches thence easerIy line paral-
an inch thence s6uheriy and parallel with Eighth Ave-
nue. through party wall 9S feet nsheS 70 the north
along the norhery side of Thrtye-gth Street n feet
and inches @ and = Of an incn 70 the place Of begin
premises being known by the street numbers 257 and
Dated New York. April .. 1903.
BLATcHEoRD & SHERMAN, Attorneys for plaintiff
No 81 Nassau Street, Borough of Manhattan. New
The following diagrams the property be sold
PARCEL III.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
DRESSSEAhIsG.

Dt<ES SHAKER perienced dressuaker
out by Gay OF al home. reasonable Ad-
dress II. T. Box 20, Tribune Uptown Of
nee. 1864 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
PHILA. PAwNBROKERs' SALES.

THOS. B. LOVATT G SONS. Auctioneers,
42O South-st philadelphia. Penn.
April 2S-By Robert Johnson & Sons,
S.. 900 stock Of forfeited diamonds, watches
and iewelry.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
Boys and Young Men-Country.

| NTAPLEwooD SUMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS. 3tS. GSr-
VI cordvie Pa location beautiful: eleTaIeo' rofessor
compned with rural recreation; PIoiese9.
ana student entering into fe small boys admitted
/ tnha I SIIORTIIDGE. Yale. A. NJ, Prln
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
nILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

= -.
1ANCFACTURERS Of billiard and pool
tables. high gInCe bowling a ley builders
lowest prices MARX BROS, "a Union
Square.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
Financial Meetings.
WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
THE
-OTICE Is HEREE- GIVEN THAT, IN

IN IL 4.
sTocKHoLDERs AND DEBENTJRE BoNDHoLDERS-
sdop5ed about the 2sth day Of Jsnuay fsS there
hoiders held on Tuesday May. 1903 the
the Company in Of Ohlo), the 5th floor Of
The Produce Exchange Building in the City Of Toledo
5ees @ S+5 5ee-T1re horlboiiers for their sp0
Vhether the Wabash Railroad Company author
& %i6 5S Dollars $50 COO ooo the principal Of said
bonds TO be payable il gold coin Of he United states hfy
ceedirE i've per per the interest thereon 20
q pss@4e ,sI 5eig1a-e ss5 bonds 10 be issued from
time the Board Of Directors shail by Tesoln
acquiring additional adequate terminal grounds and
TIoIsTIy ~ Io 15 s 1S Gt8 u MfszT cczgo and quincy in
the Illinois; Toledo. Ohio: Detroit: MIchgan
fcndhoide-s may said meeting d;Tect and erecting
+rscS and atfer improvements facilities may be
considered necessary in ths TRANSACTION OF e business
= 9f1 - = a . IN ssi5 e-9r5s properties facilities
f-5s- siam n eject provide bonds shall only
te oerhed and issued for amounts Ssal % 10 e T[ q
which shall include whatever may ne necessary =,
re are rax he being also understood that
= he trustee or trustees such deed q
and held hv It or them as soca Jsfees as eG1s
Interest thereon. and suojec1 70 the lien q sac
said prrer.y in trust for The Railroad COMPANY
TIE details relating = the issue Of SAID bcfos ana Is
- e ss3d 6o2dS & sna 5a05fs4gT 5 s5EToSs 70 Re s'n g
The stock and Debenture Mortgage transfer books q
company close Saturday April fourth 80
twelve O'Clock noon. and reopen Wednesday May
sA'h' i'''' = TBs Tsn n%ABSsTi lI8 RAIRoAD coaPANY
Bv JOSEPH RAMSEY. JR-. President
George could Edgar 7 E.eIlez
Q I -shey. y7, 5e2Ty =: ~ gaE1a7e'
6 2 Reynolds rus ) L-awrenCe
Tnou-1s H. FrhHsr5. Joseph E2arasey. Jr,
James Eazen Eyda i-1Fi1 '5ol--' ,,,-s--o-.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
FURNISHED -oONs.

Observation-Disclosures or part Of eKcep-
tIonally beautiful second floor; three large.
light rooms: all conveniences' new. Substaii
tisI FURNITURE: clean. quiet neighborhood.
244 LsnoX-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28

al REDUCED PRICES 500 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
Guaranteed: machinery bought and eI-
changed. GEO. p. EDDY. S8s Madison-st
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28

UFFIIF. ;. 'T-E-NNTNVf 0T 00GsaCTaanI-E- y
resney tah,e woman wefi reco~sr,arfa1.
33S West l5th st, ring ShreSau's heif
SfANSTRF FSS. Good searast-S~z wishes
more private families Cor making over
dresses or nleDdir~ clOJhee 81 - 5y cay
ard caTfare. ROMA. 19G East ffSth 81
YOIrNG GIRL wait on Invalid adv. hss
been in a hospital three years references.
answer by mail Miss T RTf-rI NRDSON. ~
" est 4sd ST care Sprague Hospital
WASHING and IRONING tn taSe home hy
woman Address =. Go 0th-avs
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28

OCSEMAS.-YoUng man as general
housenan in private family: understands
( care Of horses: best references RELI-
ABLE. Box IS. Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1864
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
n-TRGINIA IRON. COAL AND COKE COM

~ PANY-HOL,DERs Of Scrip Certificates. issued for
Seprernber 1903 Coupons from VIRGINIA IRON
S0af, AND COKE CoMPANY First Mortgage Bonds.
ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that viii e paid by
The MANFATTAS COMPANY. 40 Wall street. May
faas on interest said certificates VIII
cease HENRY X. McHARG. President
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
NORTHERN SECURITIES CoMPANY;o

dend Of u per cert or the capital stock Of this
PAYABLE Nav 1898 70 stockholders OF record
O. rfe books Of the company G shat date
p pril * 1903. and reoTened at 10 O'Clock A NJ
ME- - E ? NICHOLS. Secretary .
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
,IIIs-Ca.TuEps COMPANY.

declared regular quarterly DIVIDEND OF cNt
AND THREE QUARTERS 0ses) PER CENT. on ads the
Preferred stock Company. paysble May 1s 1syS'
70 srockh1fGe-s of record April 25th. 1908 lhe .e
ferred stock Books viii Be closed at the Si2
of business or Saturday. April 25th. 1898 ana VIII s
reopened saturday. MAY ID le0S a. 10 gock - N
W. J. CHALMERS. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28

FOR LUSCH.-The Woman's Noond
Club. 81 West 1eth-st
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28

YOUNG MAN (Scandinavianl. intelligent
lately landed. speaking German and Egg
Iish. to 60 with a private party OF on
Yacht. HANSON, ! Willow Place, Br pok-
lyn.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
WORK WANTED.

Female.
STENOGRAPHER.-A very competent and
skilled lady; several years experience
would like to hear Of first class opening
Address COMPETENT. Box IS Tribune
Office.
TEACHER. Lady, former public school
teacher desires pupils, coaching or reSti-
lar instruction In school or elementary col
lego branches: excellent references THOR
OI-GH 81 West i36th-st.
TYPEWRITER and STENOGRAPHER -
By young lady. with high school educa
ton: recent graduate OF business college
Address + G.. All 4Sth-st.. Brooklyn
WOMAN PHYSICIAN. specialist in ner-
vous diseases. desires ia travel with a
patient or family; Interview. references.
Address y. 7OS Columbus-ave-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
Ocean Steamers.

ocean y l6UUtcTS.
RlDRTGG G[gRE0AM G9O0lDa
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BFttiMt.N,
FROM NEW PIER. FOOT OF BIRD ST. HOP ~ IN
z Wr, nApr 2s PM Kaiser June 10 ~ 5SI
Kronprinz. May H. Pm < wm IL June I PM
K Wm III May 26 Pm Ka-er July July u; y; ~ M PM
Kronprinz. :. June g. 5 PINK VIM H--.JuIy a. -
THE NEW TWIN SCREW EXPRESS
S. S, KAISER WIlHElM lls -
7O7 FEET-195oo ToNs-4oooo AoEsE7TTTT s nv 81
SAILS APRrI. IS MAY %. JUNE - SCI-i -
TWfN-SCREW PASSENGER SERNISE"
From Bremen Piers, Hohoken. n D.
Kurfuer.+ spr so noon Bremen. June T. II AZ
sNeckar - NAV g 10 AM Luse. = une ts ~ ~ ~
I,ufse MAY IA noon Friedrich. June q ~ ~ AZ "
Friedrch May 81 noonl 8arbarossa July ~ AM
Partsrossa Nav 2s AN Kurfuerst-JnIy o. ~ 5Ss
Kurfuerst..- June 4 noon Bremen --July 10 FNa
Bremen direct
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
Observation-Disclosures
From Pier "a # Of Anity St. Brooklyna .,-
-Weimar.....M . AM tNeirnar J une ID ~ ~
x Albert May PM x Albert Jun 40 noo NJ
Lain May I6 Il AN Lain. June Z' ~ 5Nf
? May % Pm P Irene;- ii ;Iny II IN
NAPLES Genoa only- -
OELRICHS & CO, NO. 5 BROApMA ~: y l.
Louis H. Meyer. 45 South Third ST. Phia-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
OFFICE FURNITURE.
FURNITURE.

HERALD Square Salesrooms. 100 West
34th-st.-Antiquities and modern furni-
ture bought. sold exchanged. restored. re-
finished. packing shipping.
THE ANTIQUE FURNITURE EX-
CHANGE. 156 West 80 n-st.. near 7th-
ave.-The ideal shop for lovers OF antiques
and seekers after bargains In odd pieces less
than is value. We buy. sell. exchange.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
Steamboats,.

GATSNlll gUDS0N & G0NSAgNlIE
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
rrIF AZYI7AT- MEETING; OF THE STOCK

rT,BF ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STOCK
y HOLDERS of The VIRGINIA IRON. coal AND
COKE COMPANY viii he held 'on1pa1y's ofhc'
fsrfs+ol va Tuez6sv. MAY l9th 1873 1900 O'clock
moor f1r TIE election ., Directors and tho
,ransacticn other business properly CON"
before meeting transfer books viii he
ccoge5 Monday. Nay 1898 . O'Clock +. II. and
VeS-es5av. MAY Goth 1858. 1900 O'Clock A NJ
J.. Assistant SecreteTN-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
Ocean Steamers.
HoLLAND-ANIERICA LINE.
BOARD tsn ROOMS.

s-A.-A A,-ATTEN-ICN,
Attractive fioCrs. suites. with private
tsth. with 5r rlthcu- hoard. single rooms,
doctors Offices all desirable leca lions.
h5Rhest references given. Infornetlor iree-
s . LELAND * co. West S3d-s;-
7cTr ST. 2la WEST Large second stoTE
rrer.r room. a65oI,-ing bath. hss dressing
room running WG-e-. good board, ne",
well kept house. psrlor dining room; lo~
yates 70 rcr-lauc1- parties also t7ale
l-asrd. with single rooms opposite
soc MADISON AVE. (62d-st.D- - Parlor
suite and hath one hall and one large
--.-sra. orlv one block from Central Park.
ssr,ex0eTled table: table board. terms NOD
~Fafe CHAMPION. Propr.
-fsheF front room strictly high class
ssfse-. ursNceusious1 references required.
eaTT4-Sr. 80 wFsT-Tvo large. sunny
rooras- private fath; psrior foor, third
raor. frcat. dressing room superior hoard
THE FTORTDE.-245 Ezst l3th-st.-F.rst
class boarding house; steam heat. south
,-r exposurs. reasonable; references re
CURED
i cRANERCY PARK, corner 2ist-st---
r~-ge second floor rooms: table bcaSc.
privilege ~ park; reference
,2TE-ST. i EAST.-Handsoare third floor
nsrlor- also single room. beautifully Llr-
riShed. select locaIohs - s.-. -i9-s -
yTasorsb lie rates. permanent OF tfsilsfeil-s-
q AI.BANs. EAST 3IsT-ST
pa.onos single e. sulie. win 4IlN
,s-l9e- doctors of1ce; CHING rom, "a 'H
.aor. electric lIkht. excellent table 5oarc'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
ATTENDANT. VALET NCR.iE-By a
we'll educated. middle aged y nglishman.
competent and capable, ten years city ref
erence. Address \. BELL, Court-st.,
Brooklyn.
ATTENDANT or NURSE 10 iE' telid. high
est references from employers and prom
trent physicians FRANK RE1I' .HHARDT
346 West 25th-st.
BUTLER. competent o. lored man.
first class waiter: IN priva-,, family. to
60 to the country. first claIs city refer
ences. r. l.. Box 80. Tribune Uptown OF
fee. 1884 Broadway.
BUTLER BY young colored man IN pri-
vate family: thoroughly col, ,apetcnt. frst
class city reference q. b - West Both 81.
BUTLER French; first class, private fam
ily. willing ohligiuE: city or country
good references J. Y. EOS West 6oth 81.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-10


The X. of p. tent held their cleo.
ton Tuesday evening after the
usual businessof the meeting. The
following officers being elected or
appointed to the various Offices:
c. w. Marlin, C. c.
Theo. Patty, VIC.
M. of F.
Edwin Delahoyde, M. of E.
Perry Hansen, p.
V. G. Gearheart, M. of W. and O. G.
n. p. Christensen, L. g.
n. ]. Marietta, M. of A.
Otto Witthauer, Trustee.
Samuel Brown
j. j. Dim1nick Z"
Installation will take place the sec
ond Tuesday in January at which
time their regular annual banquet
will be held unless otherwise ar.
ranged.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-10
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-10

The K. o. T. NJ. lodge met in regu-
lar meeting last Monday evening,
and after the usual routine of bust
ness they proceeded to initiate a
candidate into the mysteries of the
order in way peculiar to that
society only. The initiation was
followed by dainty lunch, then
the lodge resumed labor and pro-
ceeded to the election of officers
Chal Sturgeon, Commander presid.
ing. Officers elected
G. E. Drake, Commander.
Chas. Fulton, Lieut.. Com.
B. r. Leamon, Record Keeper.
FIR. Wahlert, Finance Keeper.
Q. w. Marlin. Chaplain.
Harold Sturgeon. Master of Arms
Q. N. Campbell, Sergeant.
Eugene Miner. First Master Of
Guards.
Clyde May, Second Master Of
Guards.
Walter Delahoyde. Sentinel.
Samuel Hicks, Picket.
Geo. w. McClain, Trustee.
Installation the first Monday in
January
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-10
Family Reunion.

Last Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z.
Hensley invited their relatives re-
siding in this county to a reunion
dinner. Those present were: Mrs.
Maria Hensley, Mrs. Elizabeth
Hensley and sons. Chas. Hensley
and wife, w. E. Hensley and wife,
DR.. J. III. Bishop and wife, Geo.
Wahlert Jr. and wife, Gus Wahlert
and wife, Mrs, Hugh Smith and
Mrs. Hal May. The dinner was
of the best and a splendid afternoon
was enjoyed by all.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-10
One Hundred Dollars a Box

is the value HI. A. Tisdale, Summer
ton, S. G. places ON DeWitt's Witch
Hazel salve. He says: 81 had the piles
for 20 years. | tried many doctors and
medicines, but all failed except De
Wits Witch Hazel salve, it cured
me-" 1t is combination of the heal
ing properties of Witch Hazel with
antiseptics and emollients; relieves
and permanently cures blind, bleed
ing, itching and protruding piles, cuts,
sores, bruises, eczema, ralt sheum and
all skin diseases. Sold by Nick Doffing
& Co., Extra; c. L. Bison, Brayton.