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Yankee Yacht Wins

KEEL, June 24.-In the race for big
yachts today the schooner yacht Ingomar,
owned by Morton F. Plant of New York,
came In first, and Emperor Williams Me-
teor III. finished third. The emperor was
on board the Meteor III. Cornelius Van
derbllt and Robert Goelet were among his
guests. The Meteor, however. owing to
mishap, had not completed the course
The Ingomar Won the first prize in class
A for schooner cruisers and also the
Krupp memorial prize. The Hamburg
was second
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Leiter Is Buried secureIv

WASHINGTON. D. c., June 24.-The
remains Of Levi z. Letter the Chicago
millionaire, have been inferred in Rock
Creek cemetery, near this city. The
casket had been in the receiving vault
of the cemetery since the funeral some
days ago. After the hole In the
ground had been dug, heavy steel grid
ers were lowered into it, spanning it
from side to side. and into the pocket
between them the coffin was lowered.
Over all great mass of cement was
laid, leaving the casket inclosed IN
solid mass of steel and masonry.
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VIII Picture Horess

CHICAGO, June pa. William John
son, the Cuban artist, states that New
ton Bennington has commissioned him to
paint three pictures for him, one of
Waterside, one of Beldame and one of
Song and Wine This last one Mr.. Rem
n1ngton will present to the BrookIvn
Jockey club to commemorate the colts
navlng won the Great American stake at
Gravesend. 1t will be added to fhe "a
Gently started collection of pictures in
the club house dining room a.
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Walcott Rests DONOVAN

BALTIMORE. June 24.-Joe WaIcott,
colored, the welter weight champion of
America won the decision over Mike
Donovan. of Rochester N. Y, tonight, in
their ten round boxing contest before the
Eureka Athletic and Social club. Walcott
had the better of the bout from the start
and in the fifth round landed a hard
right swing to the body, which broke one
OF Donovan s ribs. The latter thereupon
threw up his hands and withdrew.
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Earned runs. Chicago 2; sacrifice hits.
Callahan. Donahue, Buelow; stolen base
Mcintyre; bases on balls, off Donovan g.
off Altrock 2; hit with ball, by Donovan
/; first base on errors, Chicago /; left on
bases. Detroit g. Chicago 2; struck out.
by Donovan 2, by Altrock 8; double play.
O'Leary to Lowe to Carr; time, 1870: UNI
pire, Connolly
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Forks Shuts Fargo out

Special TO The Globe
FARGO. N. D., June 24.-NewrAvar
held Fargo down to three hits and a shI,t-
out today. Grand Forks hit HiIlock when
safe ones were needed. Demont and
Hutchinson did some fast fielding, and
the throwing of Hess to bases was q fea-
ture. Score:
Fargo ........O0 90 00o0OO-o )
Grand Forks 20 2 0 OF Is 8 1
Batteries. Fargo. Hillock and Tvnch
Grand Forks, NewmeYer and Hess.
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Four stralaht for Giants

BOSTON. Mass. June 24-New York
could do nothing with McGinnity's mas
terly pitching until an error and base
on balls gave them an opportunity in the
ninth, and Abbatichio's home run, the
first in years inside the fence yielded
their runs after two men were out. At
tendance 125 Score.
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Champs Play In Luck

PITTSBURG, Pa, June 24.-The game
was full Of brilliant plays The errors
of ST; Louis were costly, giving Pitts
burg her two runs in the sixth. but the
home team batted In the other two runs
st. Louis got her one tally on two hits
and a base on balls. Attendance, S,065.
GcOrn.
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Champs Make Ten ERROR.

Special to The Globe
WINNIPEG, Man. June 24.-The home
team was not in the game this evening
owing to the inexcusabIe errors of the
inf1cId, and Duluth won an errorIess game
on their part. Bartos did not receive the
support he deserved. The score:
Duluth .........1 0oo4010L7 q
Winnipeg ......0 0 1 o o O "a 1G
Batteries, Winnipeg, Bartes and Clarke: !:
Duluth, Gerhing, OLeary.
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CHICAGO. June 24.-Billy Finucane and
Tommy Mowatt fought six fast rounds to
draw here tonight. Finucane appeared
to have scored a decided advantage. hav-
ing knocked Mowatt down several times.
and the referees verdict Of draw was
very unsatisfactory to the spectators.
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Senators Losez Another

WASHINGTON. D. C., June 24.-Wash-
ington and New York played ten innings
today. Patten weakened in the extra
inning and the New Yorks won to 8.
Left fielder Selbach received notice of
indefinite suspension today from President
Johnson for careless playing in yester-
DAYS game. Atten1ance 1.500 Score:
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*Batted for Phillips in ninth.
Indianapolis % 1 0 0 0 2-3
Stolen base, Davis; sacrifice hits. Wrig-
ley. Bridwell, Dickey: first on balls, off
Malarkey 1, off Phillips 2; two base hits,
Davis. F'riel, Martin, Montgomery; three
base hit, Heydon; home run. CIyner: hit
by pitched ball, Martin, Carr; struck out.
by Malarkey 8, by Phillips 3; time, 1876;
umpire, Hart.
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2. Dahlen,

Sacrifice hits, McGinnity 2. Dahlen,
Browne; two-base hit, Dahlen; three
base hit Warner; home run, Abbatichio;
stolen bases Mertes, Gilbert; double play,
Carney to Needham to Tenney; first on
balls. off MeGinnity 2 off Wilhelm L;
s. time, 1928; umpire, Emslie.
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Two-base hits. CoughIin. Camel. Osten:
stolen bases, Donovan. Clarke: sacrifice
hits, Moran, Williams; first base on balls,
Patten 2. Hughes 2; hit by pitched bali,
Patten; struck out. Patten 9, Hughes 7;
left on bases, Washington 8, New York
q wild pitch. Hughes; time, 2:15; UNI
pire, Dwyer.
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Matinee Postnoned

Owing. to the heavy rains Of the week
the driving matinee of the st. Paul Driv-
ing association, scheduled to be held at
Hamltne today, has been postponed The
events will be transferred to next Satur-
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HENLEY, England, June 24.-Louis
Scholes of the Toronto Rowing club. who
Is entered for the diamond SOULS, began
training here today. The Winnipeg crew
will arrive here tomorrow
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Famous Show Horse Sold

NEW YORK, June 24.-Lord Brilliant.
the famous show horse. owned by w r.
White. of Cleveland. Ohio, has been puT-
chased by John Gerken, of this city. The
price was not made public.
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Maher Lasts Quiet

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 24.-Peter
Maher, was tonight knocked ont in /
minute and AZ seconds by Jack VII
nams, of Kansas City, at the Manhattan
Athletfc club. The men were to have
fought six rounds.
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Two-base hit Dobbs; three base hit.
Doyle; home run, Doom; sacrifice hits,
Lush, Mitchell Jones; stolen bases, Lush,
Cormick. Babb to Reidy; left on bases,
Philadelphia s. Brooklyn 7; first on balls,
off Jones 4. off Mitchell 1; first base on
2. by Mitchell 2; time, 1853: umpire,
tombstone
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PARIS. June 24-W. X. Vanderbilt's
Bright won the Prix de PAuxerrois at the
Saint Ouen races today.
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Two-base hits, Collins. Ferris. Criger
base hits, Hartsel Ferris sacrifice hits
L. Cross, Seybold. Henley; double plays
Lachance (unassisted) left on bases, Bos-
ton 5, Philadelphia z; first base on balls,
off Henley 2; hit by pitched ball, by Hen
ley /; struck out by Dineen 4, by Henley
6; wild pitches, Dineen 2; time, 1:40; UNI
pire, Sheridan.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

At Sioux CITY, nun
Sioux City......O O0O0O0s 4
Colo Springs % 0 1 0 01 S 0 OF Ii 3
kostai and Kelly; Savage and Baerwald.
At Omaha PUN
Omaha .........1 1O0O0O-2 2
St Joseph. 80. % 2 8 0 0 o 0 O-5 /
Brown and Freese; Diehl and Garyin.
AT DeS Moines- RnE
Des Moines. s.....1 0 1 OOOO3 *-5 10 q
Denver .........0 O 0 O o O O 2 % o ?
5tillWell and Towne; Eyler and Lucia.
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France VIII Use Warsbin

PARIS, June 24.-Following a meet
Ing of the council of ministers today it
was announced that the government
intended to send a warship to Haiti to
demand redress for the insult to Min
lister Deprez, who was stoned by the
palace guards. However, the officials
do not attach undue seriousness to the
affair. The nature of the redress which
the French warship will demand is not
yet announced.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs


DetroIt Draws a Blank
DETROIT, Mich. June 24.-AItrock
pitched splendid bail and easily shut out
the Detroits today, being very effectiye
with men on bases. Attendance, 4, 900.
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PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, June "a
The French minister, NJ Deprez. has
received letter from the Haitian gov
ernment apologizing for the action OF
the palace guards in stoning the min
fgtnr
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by Isbell 2. by Ferguson 1 sacrifice hits,
plays, Marcan to O'Brien to Kelley
Wheeler to Marcan to Kelley, Marcan to
O'Brien to Kelley. Sullivan to Ryan; UNI
pire, BauSWine.,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Staadtng OF the Clubs

Yesterdays Results -sA5r
Pittsburg 4, st. Louis 1. Nia
New York 5, Boston 8.
Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia 8. FsR
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NORTHERN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS Results

Duluth z, Winnipeg 2.
Crookston 4, Superior 8.
Grand Forks 5, Fargo 0.
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srookIyn Wins Another

BROOKLYN. N. Y, June 24-The home
team scored another victory over Phila-
delphia today by the score Of 4 to 8. The
visitors outbatted the locals, but were
slovenly in fielding. Attendance, 1000.
Score.
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Three-base hit, Leach; sacrifice HIT
Smoot; stolen bases. Beaumont Clark;
Smith to Leach, Beaumont to Smith; first
| base on balls, off F1aherty 2: hit by
pitched ball. Burke; struck out by F1ahs
erty 1. by Nichols 2; passed ball. Smith;
time, 35; umpire, Moran
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KFLLEY'S MEN SNATCH
VICTORY FROM RAIN
Saints Pound IsbeH Vigorously
Until Driven to Shelter
by Deluge


Yesterdays Results
st. Paul Z, Kansas City 0.
Columbus Z. indianapolis 3.
Minneapolis Milwaukee. rain.
Louisville Toledo, rain.
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Easy for Columbus
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 24.-Columbus
outplayed Indianapolis today and won
easily Attendance 2 OH Gooro.
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tWo-6ase hit. Sullivan; bases on balls
on lsbeI l, off Ferguson 3: struck ont
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PhlIIies Again Defeat Champs
PHILADELPHIA Pa, June 24.-Hen-
ley's pitching was the cause Of Boston's
defeat today. Dineen was batted frequent
iV and ha ri *
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Two out when winning run made.
Philadelphia 20 0 2 0 0 O@S
Brooklyn .....O 0 0 0 1 "a
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Slated for Nichols In ninth.
PPittgburg .....O 9 2 Q a
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-06-01
WABASSO.

The rain of early last week had re-
freshing effect on the growing grain
as well as the grass. Both needed the
moisture badly.
The annual report of the secretary Of
the farmers elevator company, which
will be submitted at the meeting next
Saturday. will show an unusually pro-
gressive year.
Constipation causes two-thirds of all
sickness in the world. Why suffer
when HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will make you well and keep you wells
80 cents. Tea or tablet form. Hitch.
cock q Co.
VIM. g. Weldon was married tc
Miss Maud Maxson at Marshall or
Wednesday evening of last week
They spent short time in anC
around Wabasso, and left for Banning
CAL, their future home, Friday after
noon.
Adam Washburn, among the oldes
and best known farmers in Redwood
county, passed away at his home nea
Wabasso on May Goth, after an lines
extending over several weeks. Tn,
funeral occurred from the Methods
church the following Sunday and wa
attended by large number of relatives
and friends. Mr.. Washburn was borr
in Canada over 81 years ago. He cam,
to Wisconsin in 1865 and in 1879 h'
moved to Redwood county, being
among the pioneers of the prairies. H,
leaves wife and five children.
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Edward Hanson of North Hero left
for Everett Saturday to visit friends.
A joint memorial service was held in
the Congregational church Sunday.
A musical program was given in the
Congregational church Friday evening.
DR.. Mitchell, who moved to Califor-
mia from here, was in the village
last week.
The members of the /. o. O. f. are
discussing the advisability of building a
brick block.
w. T. Perkins and wife of Under
wood were visiting relatives and friends
here Wednesday.
A number from here went to the
lake Sunday to witness the LAUGH
ing of the new boat.
Miss Josie Larson came home Satur-
day to spend short time visiting
friends and relatives.
The ladies' aid of the Lutheran
church met with Mrs. Jas. Larson
wednesday AFTERNOON.
Anumber of our citizens went to
Lamberton Decoration Day, where Mr..
Volstead delivered the address.
A large crowd of our people attended
the show that was given here Satur-
day by the Canadian Frank troupe.
Will Boyle and family moved to
Waseca last week. Their many friends
wish them success in their new home.
Walnut Grove will celebrate indie
pendence day. The fire men who have
charge are going to give us the biggest
celebration ever.
The Gooler-Larson Land Co. had a
number of land seekers last week.
They were all favorably impressed
with the country and will purchase
farms in this vicinity.
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BELv1Ew AND ITS BORDER.

Miss Ida Martin is visiting with her
sister in Brandt, s. d.
A large barn is being constructed on
the farm of Anton Weideman.
Dad. futile went to Redwood Falls
Friday to take in the ball game.
Small grain is coming along nicely.
More rain is needed for both grain and
grass.
F. J. Seigler of Dunnell is the new
hardess repairer and maker at B. Simp-
sons store.
The Congregational ladies' aid So
ciety meets with Mrs. Andrew Fowkes
] tomorrow afternoon.
G. A. Russell has shipped his house
hold effects to Aberdeen, s. d., where
he will reside in the future.
r. S. Patchin was among the base
ball enthusiasts from here to follow up
the ball games in surrounding towns
last week.
Gus. Alberts has purchased the
blacksmith shop formerly owned by
the late G. A. Lehman, and has re-
opened the same
A colored show struck town Thurs
day night, skinned the dray man out
of his baggage fees, few people out
of an admission fee, and pulled up
stakes Immediately.
A. F. Portrait, wife and daughter,
left last week for st. Louis, and after
taking in the exposition they will visit
relatives i'm Illinois and Minnesota
They will be absent a month. They
were accompanied to ST. Louis by A
Leonard.
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LUCAN.

County Surveyor Bigham was in
town Wednesday to lay out the Catho-
lie cemetery grounds.
George w. Norcutt and J. NJ. Steph-
enson were business visitors in the
county seat Thursday.
F. Young and Tony Kramer were in
Redwood Falls Friday to see the ball
game, which they pronounced very
exciting affair.
Henry Heller, an employee of ]. H.
j. II. Queal & Co., was called to this
yard to help out with the extra work.
The yard at this place is doing very
good business this spring.
School district No. 81 closed last
week on account of sickness, Miss
Ethyl johnson, the teacher, leaving on
the west-bound train Tuesday for Wal
nut Grove, where she will spend few
days with her sister before returning to
her home in Wisconsin.
Train No. 2O2 met with the first ac-
cident on this branch Friday evening,
near Rowena. Four freight cars and
the two passenger coaches left the
track. The wrecking crew from Tracy
passed through here early Saturday
morning on their way to the wreck.
The regular train was delayed about
two hours.
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oath NEWS.

Geo. S. Davis and wife drove to Red.
wood Falls Friday.
The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs.
John Mum on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Culhane and child OF
Kilkenny is visiting her parents, F. v.
Stanek.
w. A. Hauck and wife entertained
friends from Wood Lake the first OF
the week.
Paul Jaehn went to Springfield Sat
urday to spend Sunday and Memorial
Day with friends.
Miss Elizabeth Nestaval is home
from Montgomery, where she has
spent the past year teaching.
A large number of Seaforthites drove
to Redwood Falls on Monday and took
in the Memorial day exercises.
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The Misses Minnie Drews, Myrtle
Parish and Miss Bertha Lutz visited in
Vesta between trains Saturday.
A. A. Hanna left for his old home in
Burt, Iowa, Saturday, to spend few
days with relatives and friends.
G. M. Allen and niece, Miss Isabel
Cole, drove to Redwood Saturday ev.
ening, returning Monday night.
Miss Zelome Byington came down
from Vesta Saturday evening and
spent Sunday with Seaforth friends.
G.. II. Johnson and family, accompa'
MED by Mr.. Johnson's mother, Mrs
Fanny Johnson, spent Sunday in Bel
view, the guests Of III. Fish and fam
lily.
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DELHI.

Hugh Stewart returned home Thurs
day after visit at Rockford, Ill.
Miss Rowe of Belview visited with
Miss Fieldhouse between trains Satur-
day.
Miss Velma Evans is spending few
weeks in Minneapolis, the guest of
friends and relatives.
Willis Holder of Redwood Falls Wis
tied with the family of David Nc
Naughton over Sunday.
6Mrs. Il. A. Anderson spent Sunday
and Monday in Redwood Falls, the
guest of Mrs. g. Fred. Thompson.
Miss Daisy Anderson left Monday
for her home in Trent, Wash, after a
visit among friends and relatives,
T. ]. Treadwell and wife and Miss
Nora Treadwell of Wabasso visited
with Delhi friends over Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Stewart and John L..
Stewart left Monday for Ireton, Iowa,
to attend the Wright-Stewart wedding.
Thos. Stevenson was taken to Mime
apolis Friday to be operated on for APP
pendicitis. He was accompanied by
his mother and DR.. Cresswell.
Alex McCorquodale arrived here
Thursday night, after spending a year
and half in California and Washing
ton.
Miss Mabel Fieldhouse left Monday
for her home in Livingston, Wis. She
has been re-engaged to teach the inter
mediate room for the coming year.
Cards were received here last week
for the marriage of Eva Elizabeth
Wright and John M. Stewart, to be
solemnized Wednesday evening, June
LIST, 1904. at s O'Clock, at Fair View
Farm, Ireton, Iowa.
A few old friends of H. j. Heath and
wife surprised them Saturday evening,
it being their twentieth marriage ami
versary. A good time was had by all.
Mrs. Heath was presented with set OF
dishes in honor of the occasion.
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he Hicks and Gales farms Friday.

the Hicks and Gales farms Friday.
Peter Arndt and wife are the happy
parents of daughter born May 2lst
Miss Alice Drury spent the latter
part of the week at the Nettiewyynnt.
The mothers circle, was royalty en-
tertained by Mrs. s. P. Hicks Wed
nesday.
Alpha Halves school in district 4C
closed Friday afternoon, number OF
visitors being present.
Into each life some ruins must fall
Wise people don't sit down and bawl
Only fools suicide or take to flight
Smart people take Rocky Mountain
at night. At Hitchcock & Co.'S
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CLEMENTS.

Roscoe and Lorenzo Johnson spent
Saturday with friends here.
Miss Cecilia Prokosch spent several
days in Redwood Falls last week.
VIM j. Johnson and wife of Red
wood Falls spent Tuesday with Joseph
Parker and wife.
Mrs. @. o. Morgan of Redwood Falls
and Mrs. Geo. A. Johnson of Wabasso
spent Thursday with Joseph Parker
and wife.
There will be social in Lechner's
hall for the benefit of St. GATHERINGS
altar society, tomorrow night.
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GALES.

G. FiIkins and family Sundayed with
Douber Bros.
]. w. Marvin and wife recently visit
ed at the Nettiewyynnt.
A large number enjoyed the dance at
Emil Radtke's on the I'D.
Lyman Drury and wife visited at
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WALNUT GROVE

John Sabin of Johnsonville was a
visitor here Monday.
Born to Nels Nordstren and wife on
Friday, May 18th. boy.
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For a Hundred Years.

For hundred years or more Witch Hazel
has been recognized as a superior remedy
but it remained for e. G. Dewitt & Co. of
Chicago to discover how to combine the
virtues of Witch Hazel with other antisep-
tics in the form of salve. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve is the best salve in the world
for sores, cuts, burns, bruises and piles. The
high standing of this salve has given rise to
counterfeits, and the public is advised to
look for the name Dewitt" on the package,
and accept no other. Sold by Hitchcock &
Co.
TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if itfails to cure
E. ". Grove'e signature is on eachbox 20
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; w. GAG, NJ. d.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

ONCE over Citizens State Bank.
Special attention paid to diseases of WOm-
en- and Children, and to Surgery. Phone No.
81 Zone long ring) all distances.
German Spoken. "1DTA0A7o' Mn ~
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-02-19
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OLD,

WITH this issue The Record enters
upon its Goth year. The past year has
been prosperous one in more ways
than one and The Record appreciates
the support that has been accorded II
under the present management. The
citizens of Alma have proved themselves
loyal hearted people and it is with
pleasure that the new volume is started.
1t has always been the policy OF The
Record in the past TO keep progress
with the growth OF our beautiful village,
both under the old and the new manage
ment, and the only promises for the
future that can be made at the present
time are that the same policy VIII be
kept in view during the year to come
Whatever that may be good for the up
building and the elevation of this com
munity will always be advocated
through these columns, and The Record
extends TO its readers each and every one
the privileges of their use for any matter
Of public interest.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-02-19
ALMA HEIGHTS.

Mr.. Baily is on the sick list.
Cold weather appears to have come to
stay with US.
Mrs. Welch has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Mallory.
The Ladies' Aid society met last Fri
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Frank
Barnes.
Mrs. Jennie Fergeson is spending q
few days with Miss Lena Ravens, OF
Sumner.
Mrs. Thos. Vought and Mrs. Lane
called on friends in this vicinity the frs,
Of the week
Mrs. Oubit, sister Of the late Mrs
Whelan, came Friday from Grand Rap.
ids to take charge his family for she
present.