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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
Gncnh Glcf.

IS fart am .. Scbruar 1905 6r. Sacu0
SIed i'm Nltcr BON 10 Sabreu. Die 8Ccro!s
-glIIg iinoei WittuudI, ytadmittaAo 2 llbr, bon
Der gSobmua ieiues ShplcacriObnes SeHrD
Suffer. Hr. 1903, %Sito-Fduiuu StraBc. ats ilntt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
lorraine.

WdIertI6 8urfartt0 - SriebIt6.
Beftli6 bon Aalbroof Elm uRb cine babe
WeiIe. 8enubt bic nit 9olp6dttan be5ei9nete
Nortbs gtbemesGar. Sreie 9uti6en gnbmtttdes
am terminus. Breiie ben 8eerd6ntBttelen iett
IpeBieQ. 2ei6te 9eotneuneen. 3eepbon -
Gaton 1923. Sireau: 1rantltn. nno @inoior.
&uabs. @erIonat @rof6iire. (Qlat4 ,1S.9&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

Ger 2on0oner GORE.
lponoent oeS ,Nmericnn" fobelt Dem
9lotte, ooB Safer @ilbelm einen
meiteren 8eriltt modle, oell Sricg I'M
Often 81 beenoen mo Dab er England
3lt geninnen illd)c, 9eiitlflo1o 5l lrn-
teritiiten. Ger aaiier ldeite gar fei.
men 9e9riff BON ben bitteren 0efiib.
len Der @nqlGnoer gegeil i'm 81 bos
ben. Die Gerlu6e oeS &nilerS mir
ben, iotpeit Gnglonb III 9etrnd)t font
NE, p~ergeblid) iein. Die Heoe Oe9
Gipil.2oroS Ser IomirnlitGt, Gee,
9ebe 3cllgniB onpon. Num lit sic
Hadridt pom elmer DISQUALIFICATION Sns
terpention 0entihlono'S ldon porGc.
Itern ofii5ica oementirt iporocl. &ci,
terhin fcnnt aoiier @ilbelm Die
Stimmlng Der oeiitlbteinollt)en
3reiie @nglono'5 red)t gut, aber nidt
a1e GnglGnoer tbeilen Die InIid)t OeS
.Imerican" Gorreiponoenten. Mfon
lit III Berlin gang gut iiber Die Stint
miinger in @nglonb unterrid)tet, mo
9aiier@ilbeIm miro iid) besbolb feline
Ibmeiinng bolcn; Inn 10 penlger, ais
er bon pornberein erflurt bat, Itrit-
teite NelltralitGt 81 nnbren nno Der
mittelungsoienite mir oont 5l lcilten,
menn iie geipiinld)t iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

untcrItiiter 5>t fonncn."" Ter oellt-
i6e 9otidafter, 6reiberr pom Stern.
burg. miro criltdJt neroen Sic @io-
mltng 0c6 @erfe3 au3luebmeu.
Pm oaS EubIitlm itcIlt Ser Ser
mu8geber OaS Griuhcn, Ourd Cub.
ifriptioncn orti ooS Bud 0o& llnter-
nebmcn idon icbt 5l i0rocrn. Gas
reid mt@gcituttctc @erf miro I'M
9udban0el $3.50 foitcn; 9iejcnigen,
mcItc iebt idou lire Nomcn %einien,
Oen, rrbaIten 20 Bro5Cnt Rabatt,
&om oeutid omcritonii6en @ubIi.
finn miro man mobI porouSieBen
6iirieH OoB cS oaS 8ert frcllu6lid
miIltonmcn bcibcu mo tbottrGitig
umteritiiBcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

Seine 9ntiden nit 8ummiraSeru
fir geardbniNe. So68etteu uHb Sefeui9afteu.
@eiBe BoIfter'lleber5iioe - eeftrifGes et&t
unb gurboHaSet5lfng. ''
BALTIMORE COUPE COMPANY.
Er. 3t5, sSeft-Sapette.e trahe.
9eIebore ut. geruon 256; gouttTanD 1855.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
g~eriammlnn9s In5ei9en.
@ermiidte Inscigetl.
StanocSamtlidlcS Nuiec6ut.

StnnocsamtltdJcS Nnfgcbut.
IS miro 5lr %alacTtetiIet NeluItltB aebruht.
onB
/. Der Naufmonn @crarouS 9it, nobRbuft III
2eip6ia, border In Baltimore. SObu oeS III
&ruuingen Iebenocu NuutmGnnS San Sif
mo beiiel Odlelbit peritnrbe1eu GbeirGt
9lnln. ge6urencl NIod. uno
>. ole Wiarin Winnonleun Srrmrr. @eiddft3ins
buberiIt. irobnbntt in 9eip5ig, So6ter oc5
observation-disclosures SrieOrth ghlauit Srrrler
mo heierl Sbcirut GbriltiaHe Suliune, &c
burcnen 0dleI, Ncioc ncritorbel IN SreSoelr.
Die 9be nit chamber etuqebcn DolcIl.
9tuulge uif 9bebilocrniie lid itilBenoc Sirls
i~praden ltno bel DEM lilter5eiductcn Stnuocss
benmlter nil6ubriugrn.
9eip5ig, Den IS. Sc6entber 1904.
Ser StHn0esbeamte
(3S) SuuiS Sdneiocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
Wb.-Wiubfor 22s.
s.. Gan6er e SDhne,

2et6eHbeiatter Hub GtnbalinnIrer.
Gr. 1908 unb 1710, Canton = aueHue, uHb
SRoUtt'Gde 8altimure.atr. nnb BrpabfuaH.
1abrttanteH 0ou Ratent'Gnstets.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07
Baltimore Gemeter9.

4Areau; @r. 844, Rprb.6burles .strake.
8egrdbntbpIdbe 5urt &erfauf - bon $25 an
nit Wnrmorpfoiten abgegren3t, S35 : 9lat
fRr pier Grdber. (San1s.tS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

0ic 9 o It III eiitGrin Gene
oo Nipiion al SpeetmmtS, N..9.,
bat reiignirt. &br Ginfommcn i'm
Iebtcn Sabre 6etr,tg MIR $14,9t. Sir
oieie 8agoteIc ein gon5cS Sobr ben
8oitoienit 8ll perieben, lperu er ml6
nod 10 gerin0iiigig it, lobnt itb nid)t
unN auf Den Gitel miro oa$ @oitirGu-
lem pieifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

9er&er5oQuuoOie Serge
gin BON Cumberland iiuo Yiittc ga,
nuur IN ShlDerin gemcien unO oam
nod a%openbngen rpciterqcreiIt. &rE
elmer @cltnmm9SGn0erunN Oe9 Gum
berlGnoers lit aber gtihtS betomt ge-
Wor0en; cine Amdber1mg an Grcu,
BEN lit SeitenS ocS &er5oqS Grnlt
ni6t erfolgt. 9o9 Gntgcgenfomm'n
EreuBen'S lit pergeblid) gelpcien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

GroIt 6 It BEN den
9eb0roen 9eIungen, 0en langgch.d'.
ten Ginbre6er uno oermutblihcn
M|6rber 0eS Rinrrer8 Globes in @el.
ocnbergen OStor !0uo0e, in Modem
81 o~crboftcn. Su00c lit in Oas linz
teriuhlmas9efGngniB III @icBen ob.
0cliefert poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-07

g. 2pier pbiIoopGtrt:
90 e$ luobI Der Miibc Iobnt
limo ooS tiefC 9enfen mertb,
Dob nod mon6e g9elt betuobnt,
&ie Ole SDpOtbeie lebrt?-
NlleS qebt 0cn aIten 2oui
Muh' Gein ormcS Ser5 ni6t i6lpcr,
OH fonnit nidt 5ltm 0for5 6inmli
limo bon bort tonmt Geiuer Der!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08

ilf'o mle Der eriinoenoc Sobn oes
3ens
guf oes SdiIDes einfohem Rlmbe
Ile eroe, oos Weer uno oen Stcrnell.
freis
@eolloef mil gottlid,er aunoe,
go oriidt CT Elm Bib bes unenolid)cn
Sn OeS gu9enbIids iIiidtia perralr.
ltenoeu Shou.
Gr tonlnlt aus Dem htbIiden Sitter
Der @elt,
Wo Die Tolfer lid) illoenolid irelt.
Gr bat lih, ein irobliher @ono'rcr,
gclellt
81 allen @eihleftern utb 3eiten.
&tcr Wenldenolter bat er acieb'n,
llro ldBf tie om ii II n poriibcr.
geb'n.
Grit re9ierte SotirnllS lhlid)t i,no
geredt,
90 ipar eS beiltc, nic nloraen,
ga lebten bic Sirten, elm bornIoS
8eifleft,
ll1o brouhten fir gor niftS 5ll
lorgenl
sic ltebtelt ilno tbatcn lpeitcr nidtS
lllcbr;
Gic Groe aob Niles irciluilio her.
9rouf fam Die glrbeit, Der aompf be.
Wit l%tngebeliern mo Trohen,
llto Die Seloen, Die Serriher, iie i'm.
gen on,
l(no bic Wtddtigcn ind)tcn bic
Stipafcn,
llno Der Sircit 500 in oeS Sfouton.
oers 5elo;
God Die 9 bonbci iuor INNER
Der Colt Der Melt.
HR9 oeft " a III y 9lil9 eiiolld) DER
Sieg beroor,
ltno Der Strait entbliibte Die
Willie,
ga iotgen Die Muicn I'M bintmli.
lfen 9bor,
"a erboben lid 8otteges
bilbe!
Gos Ilter Der %gottlifcn Ybantoiie,
GS ut Der ld)ipnnoen, eS febret ME.
Gic @ottcr ianfen pom Simncls.
tbron,
IS ltiir5ten Die berrliden SGulen,
limo geborcn mlroe Der Sung.
iran Sobn.
9ie 0ebrehen Der Groe sit beilet;
Serbonnt luorb Der Gimme iliid).
tige Suit,
limo Der Menib grill benfeno in ieine
Britt.
llnb Der eitle, Der iippige Heij ent.
lpid),
Der Die frobe Sugenotuelt 5iertc;
Ger Mond nno Die Nonne 5er9ciBel.
ten lid,,
l(nb Der eiierne Sitter tiirnierte.
God, mar Dos Seben olld) II it er
mo 10 D,
90 blieb bod bic 2ibc licblit llno
milo.
limo einen heiligen, fen.
den Iltor
9eiuobrten iid) itiIe sic Wtnien:
GS lcbtc, ipos eocl nno iittlih mar,
Sn Der Sranen 5iiftigen 9uien;
Die 6lomme ocS 2icbes entbronlttc
9n Der ih6nen Winne unb 2icbcS.
trelt.
Erlm Ioa aud, eitt eipiges SorteS
Vun0
Die 6rolien, Die SGnger unliled).
ten,
Sic mirfen mo ipcben Son0 IN
Sono
Cen 8iirtcI oes Shonnen mo
Hcd)teit.
8eiong mo 2iebe, in ihoncm
&erein.
Sie crboltcn Dem 2eben oen Sllgeno.
ld)cin.
Nidt minoer eroBber5ie lpiroe
Der prGdtigc @eiong oes Ielt9eiun.
gcs voie &iinitlcr" poi Den Scr.
Soh9ern" oorgetro9en. Sr. SSSoblt
u. alein, Der Girigent, peroicnt fir
icinc Tiibc oic pouite Mnerfenming.
Ser ein5igc MiBtou in Dem id)oncn
6cite mar oic Nodribt bon oent i,ll-
9liidlidrn Gnoc oes Srn. benjamin.
u. Shneibcrcitb. oeiien idmmtlit)e
al al -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08
Velolenonnsen mad 0entidIanb nnb
Oeitreid

81 "a Gents pro Warf mno 2Oh
Geilts pro &rone. Norto ertra.
Wediel aiiseeitent auf ole 9beiIe
Der @eIt. 9bes. s. 0iener & &c.,
I'D .. .9erington-5 Str. 9immer Nr.
3. lt80-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08

E6Kel EdKe!
,nr Saeife ia's Aaslans teiorst g.
Wsise, r.. All, q. HtuI-S trsfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08

WoGl pcrlct inl 8lulc Der piirpitrnl
WeilL
@obl gl1n5eil Die Il,gen Der @Glte,
IS 5eigt lid Der SGnger, er triti
bereilL
gu Dem @uten bringt CT oos
9eitc,
Eenn obne Die 2cper I'M bintnlIt.
ldcn Sool
Sit Die Srelioc q emei olid) bei'n,
HefturmabI.
Sbm aobcn bic 8ottcr bos refine
Sem ii t +,
Mo Die @elt lid), Die cit / c,
ipicgelt,
Gr bot NILES geieb'n, mas ollf Or
ocil gcihiebt,
uno mas ms Die 3mfunft Der.
Iiegelt,
Gr lob IN Der @ottcr urGIte.
item Hatb
limo bcbord)te Der Ginge @ + III It .
Suot.
Gr breltet cs lltltig uno g%lGn;eno aus
Gos 5uiommen gcioltete 2cbcn,
Gum SempcI ifn1iidt err oas iroiide
SoIS,
Sbm bat es Die M u c eeaeben,
&eiu Gad lit 10 nieorig, feine Siitte
10 fIein,
Gr fiibrt einen $ immeIp boil @0t.
ter binein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-08

49, '''DN WV S,>pN
@clt prebigcn loute: bus Sbeoter.
Ibcr IN leincn Ser5cn triig CT ci.
men 3lpicipolt, BARN Der Mrt nod
BON @octbe griinoi1tlih pcrid)ieoen.
Sn @oetbe lit allies ginbeit. Totiir
uno @ott limo Gins. Del ShiQcr
tloiit ein Hib. Gie lii,nlife Notur
oes Menihen lit e%nt9egen ieincr get
itigen. Ger Menid) 5crfdat in 5iuei
Sbcilc: Gic .SinnenipeIt ouf Der ei'
men, Die Yiliht ouf Der anbern Settle
fGmpfcn I'M bcn Wcnifen, nnb feline
Seele lit Der Shnuplos oes Hieien.
fampfes ser Eflidt nit oes Ser5ens
Slammentrieb.
0ieier aompf MN lit in ieinem
inneriten @eien Elm religioier. Mag
man Die @orte p1blen, nie man
mil, eS lit Ser olte Strett, Der nidt
9crltbt lett Toulus unb ieit 2litber.
Der Efabl inn Tleiid, Der Srenlofor-
per in ser Mrt bes Meniden, Der I'M.
ielige 5rieb. bem gebord,eno ih bos
Cute, bas i) mill. unterIaiie uno ous
@oie, bos ih nift mill, geraoe tblte.
Shiller bat inter bieiem flaifenbea
3fuieipalt iein 9cben lang eelitten.
Oas lit oas 3rasiife in ieinem 2e-
ben: Dem groBortigiten 9roma Der
beutiden 0eiites eeididte. gs lit
Dos aber nidt IeoisIid ein iittlider
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-03
[ o4TH NEWS.

b. F. Bulen, ST., was on the sick list
the first of the week.
G. r.. Tuttle visited the cities the
first part of the week.
Dan Stage went to Evan Saturday to
attend the funeral of relative.
Grandma Johnson spent Sunday
with her daughter at Belview
w. r. Cloudy attended the assessors
meeting at the county seat Thursday.
Frank Davis is again at home, after
an extended visit with relatives at
Faribault.
A game of basket ball is to be played
here on Saturday by the home team
and Redwood Falls
Mrs. Bert Davis was out from Red
wood Falls with line of new spring
hats on Thursday.
Mrs. B. F.. Bulen, accompanied by
Miss Bertha Lutz, was at Redwood
Falls one day recently.
Mrs. G, FL. Johnson is visiting with
her parents, s. s. Goodrich and wife
and other relatives at Saltwater.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-03
DELHI.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tramn,
April 80, a girl.
DIR. I'll. J. Henze of Redwood Falls
was the guest of A. M. Stewart Sun
day.
John Bolton and wife and Nat Viii
son and son, Horace, visited at Echo
Sunday.
Rev. G. G. Adams spent the greater
part of last week in Minneapolis, the
guest of his parents.
The Misses Alice Piersol and Alice
Lagerstrom attended the bankers as
ISOLATION at Renville Thursday.
Mrs. T. A. Anderson and Miss Mae
belle Fieldhonse spent Sunday in Bel
view, the guests of Misses Rowe.
Messrs. d. r. McCorquodale and F.
]. Tibbetts and Mrs. L. o. Anderson
took in the ball game at Renville
Thursday.
Mr.. Bramsche has bought two lots
in our village and expects soon to
build dwelling house and move in
from the farm.
DIR. Swartz, medical missionary to
Siam, will occupy the pulpit next
Sunday evening. His theme will be
1.-THE work in SIAM"
Quite delegation from the Redwood
Falls Sunnyside club assisted the local
club Sunday afternoon. An excellent
meeting is reported.
The G. E. society will give an enter
tainment and social at the town hall
Friday evening of this week. Admis-
sion 10 and Is cents. A cordial invita-
ton to all.
DIR. Barbour of st. Paul will lecture
Monday evening, May 9th, on 1.-The
Wizard of Time. The lecture will be
given under the auspices of the church
trustees. The usual admission fee will
be charged.
The w. G. Il. U, will meet at the
home of Miss Lizzie Stewart Wednes-
day afternoon of this week. Miss Tena
Leslie is the delegate to the Redwood
Falls convention of the w. C. T. u.
from this district.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-03
PAXTON.

Sam Shower and Miss Emma Knapp
spent Sunday at the home of Wesley
Manual and wife.
Simon Nolan of Morgan has been
doing some painting at the Pine Grove
farm the past week.
Arbor day, in spite of it's gloomy
promise, was welcomed by the bright
est countenances of the people of dis
trict AZ. Both school and patrons
turned out in full force and proved
that they were filled with the spirit of
the day, and are quite in step with the
march of progress, for now the bounds
of the school grounds may be distin-
guished by q weil-seeming row OF
young trees, and handsome wire
fence will soon attest to the zeal and
patriotism of the people of the district.
Here's to Al. AZ will not take the back
seat yet.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-03

Mrs. VIM. Fields recently visited her
daughter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Fowlk
April 81, daughter
Alpha Halves was calling on his
friends in town Sunday.
Henry Partridge and family of Tracy
were calling on friends Sunday.
The mothers circle had a quilting
bee in the town hall Wednesday.
Mesdames Anna and Edna Croft
spent Tuesday at Thomas Johnson's.
Born, April sd, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Grunden, 81 pound daughter.
Mrs. o. E. Thompson has been visit
ing her son and friends in Frost the
past week.
The young people held social at the
town hall Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the Sunday-school.
Anton Heine received a telegram
Tuesday announcing the death of his
brother and left for New Ulm on the
next train.
Miss Maude Gilbert's school closed
in district 40 Friday afternoon with q
program and picnic at j. E. Leonard's
grove.
L. L. Gilbert and wife received tel
egram announcing the death of Myrtle
Halves, and left Wednesday for Beau
ford to attend the funeral.
Cleanse your system of all impuri-
ties this month. Now is the time to
take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
1t will keep you well all summer. So
cents Tea or tablets. Sold by all
druggists.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-03
WALNUT GROVE.

o. x. Bjore was on the sick list last
week.
I'll. Dahl of Revere was at Walnut
Grove Saturday.
Born to Mr.. Carey and wife, Friday,
April 28th, a boy.
Born to Rev. III, Magellson and wife,
Friday, April 28th, boy.
l.. A. Cooler of the Wabasso Stand
ard was here on business Monday.
Chas, Freeman and wife left here for
Mankato Tuesday, where they expect
to make their future home.
Miss Emma Nintz, who has been
working in the hotel for some time,
left here for Minneapolis Saturday.
A few from here attended the Luth-
eran society last Wednesday at the
home of Mrs, FL. Weigen, north of
town
l.. Wichner. manager of the Walnut
Grove House, is doing little farming,
He has rented farm of 80 acres of Mr..
AdAAOCA&.
Miss Minnie Hanson went home
Monday to visit for about three weeks,
Miss Orabelle Masters will work in the
postoffice during her absence.
A Mr.. Fish of Fairmont was here
Friday to organize farmers institute
and TO get subscribers to farm pa
per published at Indianapolis.
r. Stewart and wife left for Ceylon
Monday. where they will make theil
future home, Mr., Stewart was the
former editor of the Walnut Grove Tri-
bune.
Sunday afternoon the Walnut Grove
base ball team played the Sanborn
team on the latter's diamond. 1T was
a good game, the home team winning
by score of eight to ten.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-03

been visiting friends In Wabasso the
past week.
The Standard was made the official
paper of the village at the last meeting
o. the council.
3. r.. McPhee and wife are expected
home from their winters sojourn In
the west this week.
Wabasso ball players defeated Sea-
forth by score of 20 to Ia and in turn
were defeated by Lamberton by a
score of to IL.
A twelve pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. George Zeitzman on Tuesday
of last week. Another boy was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cox the following
day.
Why suffer with spring tiredness,
mean, cross feeling. no strength, no
appetite? HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea will make you well and keep you
well. IS cents. Tea or tablets. Sold
by all druggists.
Despite the warning of Grover Cleve-
land the ladies of Wabasso have or
ganized club with Mrs. j. M. Little
as president, Mrs. A. L. Wohlford vice.
president, Mrs. E. M. Horr secretary
and Mrs. Sadie Sparkling treasurer.
The annual meeting of st. Georges
society resulted in the election of John
Hammerschmidt president, Lorenz
Schueller vice president, A. w. Zins
treasurer. G. M. ALEX secretary and B.
Schueller marshal. The trustees are
John Stadick, Carl Brau and Theo
Daub
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-03

Mrs. Clarendon, Topsy's mother
Matilda Otto
Lord Clarence, An English Lord
Otto Johnson
Ned, A colored servant,
Nels johnson
May Golden, Topsy's cousin,
Hannah johnson
Frank Golden, Mays brother,
Frank WOhlford
Miss Spriggs, Topsy's Governess,
Edith Olin
Deacon Jones, Pillar of the church,
Gustaf Otto
This is a roaring comedy and you
are sure to enjoy an evening of solid
pleasure which you can not afford to
miss. Be sure and get here early and
enjoy all of it. The Mandolin Club
will furnish the music.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-03
BE1v1Ew AND IT'S BORDER.

A baby boy was born to Rler Filing
son and wife Wednesday evening.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Jas. Seaman Wednesday evening.
A underground baby boy was born
to Andrew Monson and wife Monday
of last week.
Daniel Mckay, residing east of Bel
view, is cree ting a mammoth barn on
his farm, and Sampson Bros. have the
contract.
Halvor Johnson has been using his
threshing engine for blowing drawing
two gang and one sulky pillow, and it
worked successfully,
A number from here attended the
bankers convention at RenvilIe-not
as bankers, but to witness the game of
ball between John Lunn's team and
the Renville aggregation.
Mrs. A. f, Portrait has returned
from Pingree Grove, ILL.,, where she
was called by telegram announcing
the serious illness of her mother. The
latter is convalescing rapidly.
Thos. Sloan passed through here
Tuesday en- route for Canada. Mr..
Sloan is interested in real estate there,
and is going to find out what it is
worth in dollars and cents.
The father of Mrs. F. G. futile
passed away at his home In Granite
Falls last Thursday, after q lingering
illness. Mrs. Tuttle left for that place
on receipt or a message announcing
his rapid decline and reached the bed
side before the demise.
The Independent makes a timely
kick against the way the park has
been neglected. 1t certainly is time
that something be done to improve
this gift from one who is now dead.
Mr.. Southworth's plans called for a
beauty spot and it is up to Belview to
carry out his designs.
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CLEMENTS.

l.. ]. Rongstad and wife were Spring
| field visitors Sunday.
J. w. Hopfenspirger and wife of Nor
gan were callers here Saturday.
Thos. Moore and wife visited with
Henry Petrie and wife last Tuesday.
Mrs. s. Schlekau spent nearly week
with New Ulm relatives, returning Sat-
urday.
j. w. Prokosch was business visi-
tors at the county seat one day early
last week.
Mrs. Jos. Epple spent several DAYS at
Springfield with her sister-in-law. Mrs.
A. G. Ochs.
+. x. Schlumpberger and Jos. Neu-
decker transacted business at Morgan
Friday afternoon.
Messrs. Ole c. Olsen and ]. G. Fanch-
er attended an assessors meeting at
Redwood last Thursday.
Mr.. Reinz. Jr., has accepted q posi-
ton as clerk in the general merchan-
disc store of Rongstad & Thorston.
DR.. Hooper arrived on the 25th ult..
and has already answered several calls.
Ii in need of a doctor call on him at
the hotel.
L. J. Rongstad had the misfortune
of cutting his right hand severely with
a butcher knife, while cutting a piece
of meat. He cut to the bone and split
q cord in his hand Our doctor was
called on to dress the hand.
TOPSY TURvY.
The above play will be given in
Backer's hall in this village on Fri
day evening, May 18th, under the
direction of Miss Olin. The perfor-
nance will begin promptly at s O'Clock
p. m. and the nominal admission Of
Csc viii be charged. The caste of char
acters is az follows:
Topsy Turvy, Nellie Clarendon.
Lizzie Wilson
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Hot Weather Piles.

Persons afflicted with Piles should be care
full at this season of the year. Hot weather
and bad drinking water contribute to the
conditions which make Piles more painful
and dangerous DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
stops the pain, draws out the soreness and
cures. Get the genuine, bearing the name
of E. G. Dewitt & Co. Sold at Hitchcock
& Co.
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Mrs. Myron Hingley and mother,
Mrs. Draper of Vesta, were guests in
the Mum family one day last week.
Messrs Grove and Wagner, with
Mrs. Wagner and the Misses Wiley,
Drews, Melcher and Grove, were TAX
ing in the sights at Redwood Falls on
Saturday.
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Hoods JdrSdpdriLid
and Pills

Make the blood pure, vigorous and
rich, create appetite, give vitality,
strength and animation, and cure
all eruptions. Have the whole family
begin to take them today.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has been used in
our family for some time, and always with
good results. Last spring was all run
down and got bottle of 1t, and as usual
received great benefit" MISS BEuLAR
BoYcE, Stowe, VT.
hoods SarsaparlIia promises co
cure and keeps the promise.
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CENSUS DISTRICTS.

| The census districts for Redwood
county have been made up. Some
of the enumerators have been decid-
ed upon, and by the end of another
week the list will be ready for pub
LEGATION. The work will have to
commence on June 1st and must be
finished by July 1st. The districts
are as follows:
|. Springdale and Gales.
2. Westline, Underwood and Milroy.
3. Vesta twp. and village.
4. Jacksonville, Granite Rock and
Lucan.
s. North Hero, Walnut Grove and
Revere.
s. Lamberton twp. and village.
Z. Waterbury, Willow Lake and
Wanda.
s. Vail and Wabasso.
8. Charlestown and Sanborn.
10. Shutdown and Brookville.
IL. New Avon, Three Lakes and
Clements.
IL. Morgan twp. and village.
Is. Sherman, Homer and North
Redwood.
IA. Paxton and Redwood Falls.
Is. Delhi twp. and village.
16. Swedes Forest, Kintire and Bel
view.
IL. Sheridan and Seaforth.
is. City OF Redwood Falls.
At the meeting OF the city coun-
Gil Monday night sidewalks were
ordered as heretofore stated ex-
cept On broadway. The meeting
was stormy one.
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Bilious Bill was getting bloated,
And his tongue was muchly coated.
Patent ''tonics' wouldn't cure him,
Companies would not insure him.
All his friends were badly frightened,
But their spirits were soon enlightened
EARLY RISER pills relieved him.
The famous little pills EARLY RISERS
cure constipation, sick headache, bilious
ness ETC.. by their tonic effect on the liver
They never grippe or sicken, but impart early
rising energy. Good for children or adults
Sold at Hitchcock's drug store.