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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-11

NORTHWEST SYSTEM-CLEVELAN
& PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
Trains Run Daily. Except Sunday, as fol.
lows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-11

50 20. The raage:in lard and ribs were
exceedingly narrow.
Estimated receipts for Tuesday:
3 Wheat. S cars: corn, 257 cars; oats, 14o
cars; hogs. 10000 head.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-11

TOLEDo-wheat active and weak:
No. cash 72isc: May 731sc. Corn dull
and steady; No. 2 mixed 34isc. Oats dull
and steady; No. mixed Csc. Rye dull
and lower: No. . cash 55c bid. Clover
seed active and lower: prime cash. old.
So s.; new, cash and April. 50 80 asked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-11

CINCINNATI-Tlour dull: fancy
50 1908 %; family 81 25G3 G5. Wheat
easy; No. . red 72K@721ac. Cosn quiet:
No. mixed 3Glisc. Oats firmer; No. 2
mixed Soc Rye quiet; No. 2, Coo. Lard
quiet at S. 10. Bulkmeats steady at
81 So. Bacon steady at s. Is. Whiskey
stendy at 81 &C. Butter steady. Sugar
firm. EGGS firm at 10!sc. Cheese firm;
good prime Ohio fiat if1Gc.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

couesesc: kasSA Aed r~s-1: L. Ii. Of
2esnls shsrkiax their duties. The Corn-
nksscoers did scs 9+~ shsir si@-resioc
IN the matter ~ wisely and p~u1ensIy
~ shey shoald-
TIE des-lssoe OF the Csart Is that
the order o< the Board of Coansy Coas-
nisssoeers hereto appealed from, - re-
mAsded To sid Board, with isssruc-
iAc0s thai they modify said order BIZ
striking csi from the salary OF the
sheriff the figures u. 40 and insert in
Leu thereof the figures u. stae strike
opi from the salary OF the Clerk.
County Recorder. Auditor and Clerk
OF Board o, COUNTY Commissioners Of The
District Court the figures 81 ,5sa,, ADD in
se-S IN lien thereof the figures u 500.
strike out IL she salary Of the Assessor
ano Collector the figures a. $40 and in
ser1 IN lieu thereof The figures O. 800.
strike ouz OF The salary Of the Probate
judge the figures sale ans insert Ia lieu
thereof the figures 81. 500 each r.Hrsy
70 Ihis action 10 par their e~n ooets.
Dated " RlAckfou,. Bins han Ce.sn,y.
idHhn, June 18TH, 1875.
J. G RIcH. Judge.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24
Wis Lie Was Saved,

Mr.. j. E. Lilly, q prominent citizer
o. Hannibal, Mo-, lately had wander
WI deiiverance from frightfuI death
~ telling Of it he says: II vss t.k.n
WIN typhoid Fever, that ran ,n,o
.'ne1isanla. Ny lungs became h,r
dched. ! vas weak couldn't eve, al,
up IN bed. Nothing helped me. lex.
p'ceea soon to die Of Consumn,ion
, "nen neafa OF DIR. Kings New Dis.
yofery' one bottle gave great relief
continued 10 use it, and now am well
a"u 'srong. | can't say too much in lie
praise. This marvellous medicine il
pne Snfest a1d quickest cure in the
porla TOT all Throat and Lung Trouble
guar Sizes so cents and sI.OO. Trial
.. 'ses 'ree at Hull & Woodrun's DRUG
'sore' Every bottle guaranteed.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

ser esassass Expee.s1 % n1as a er,4ea
oectHzssse.

NAsHSGToy. D. C., June ia
oecA~r1tloa for the gold standard /.
erpocted in the lag which wili be sub
Hiised 70 the rert Congress a. a resul,
Of the deliberations between represep.
s.ilser OF The Senate and House. Sep
.sor Aldrich has taken the House can
Gus committee bill for consideration
With bis Associates, and be will repor,
later 10 the other members OF The eom-
nifiee, which NE. last week in New
York.
The plan 20 fix the policy of the Re-
uoilcAn party more firmly viii result.
II Is believed, in IA explicit gold decl.-
ration There is An inclination 10
avoid decisive action on this subject.
but those IN control are insisting tia,
the financial issue must be drswp q,
once and unmissakably upon The gold
side, that the doubtful voters In the
country may know whether To aoek IL,
support Of gold or silver. The Demo
Gratis, it Is assumed. will adopt 4 plat
form declaring for the free coinage Of
silver at ratio of ID to 1. The Re.
publicaus will have TO come out into
the open, and make their fight With an
explicit declaration that the supD.rt.
ers OF honest money may knox where
to make their alliance.
u Is argued that there is less reason
nov than ever before for timjdjty IN
on the money question. T.o years ago
the words ''gold standard" soundad
harshly In the ears of Western Repub-
iieans, but experience has shown that
the advocacy OF that standard and IL
adoption BY the administration has been
the salvation Of the country and of all
business interests. To coouet wi,h
fopniists or advocate temporizino
policy would, it is held, he a great mis-
take, and Senator AIdrich will lean IN
the gold standard side in such positive
ness that there will he no doub, which
choice the Republican party has made.
ana which metal it proposes to SUPPORT
and stand by.
Gen. Henderson, as speaker will
make bis selection of the member. for
The new banking and currency commit
Tee from those Republicans who at
tended the Atlantic City caucus con-
ference. There will be no difference
o' opinion on the currency question In
the House or between the Senate
hnanee committee and the House com.
mittee. All will represent the man.
iate OF a Republican caucus. The bin
framed in Atlantic City from the Pres.
dents recommendation will be re.en.
forced by Senator Aldrich iusteud If
weakened, despite advice To the con.
.rary. When the legislation of IN.
fiity-sixth Congress is completed the
gold standard will be clinched in the |
'tatute books by law that IL will .,ks
revolutionary Democratic Presid.n,
'nd congress to upset.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

Agen, Collins furnishe, THE News
the following reduced rates for railroad
fare 10 certain place. and for cer,sla
dates:
Bapiists' Young Peoples Unlon %
America. Islehmond, Va. July ls.h.
10Th, iss,, one firsi-ela.s rate, plu, y. a
Tor the roand-srip Ticket. On sale Jniy
s,h, 9Th and ioth.
Annual Convention Unltea soei-sy os
Christian Endeasor, Detroit, Mich.
July Shiloh, 1899. one hrss-ciA.. fare.
plus eco, for the nound-trip Ticket.
will be sold July 10. 10 Ord.
Ep~orih League convention, Indian.
apoiis, Ind, JAY .Vh-2srd. oeo fare
plus eco, for The rouad.srlp Ticket.
sold July ls-l7-ls.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

IN winter time we sigh because
We have to shovel snow.
"hi ons for spring. when flowers bloom
And pleasant brcezcs blow.
:" ePrihK we Kick against the mud
AND long for summer days,
men 'ne may Toll upon the lawns
And walk in pleasant ways
=" summer. when the heat Is fierce
Ann dgst hangs Ike a pail
yer all The world. we sit around
ana sweat and sigh for fall.
'"Au."n'n' when the days grow short
ana nishtsare chilly, then
we nate the drencblnx winds and wish
That It were spring ssain.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24
10 THE AFFLICTED.

NoflCE:-Rbeumaticus. acute and
lniiammatory; sciatica, all kinds ~ LII LII
a n.y. troubles, bed wetting, erysipelas
,, Ina, cancers, and all kind Of running
W,,a catarrh, piles, paralysis, St
c.a s's oance, dropsy In all its forms
49,; " cured. Diseases OF women a
s ..';.e Persons that are nif]ic,ed
VIII, Win diseases OF long standing. will do
well to consult with ""i w
rnOf' ). b. COOPER, Phi. u. Md.
Blaekfoot, L...
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

y sallow, jaundiced skin is symptom
OF disordered liver. as it springs from
oilarly poisons retained In the blood
which destroy energy, cheerfulness.
strength, vigor, happiness and life.
HERBiNE will restore the na,ur al
functions of the liver. Price 80 cts. a,
Hull & WoodruH's.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

.or relief and comfort I'm ,.,,.
hALLARD'S HoREuoItNn a,',.a,.
Ian 20 . equal &c, Price IS aud 80 c,... !,
hardly Il day passes, IN ,.,,,,,..
where there are children ""','es
no, ns,a'1 . SNOW LINTMENT l.
uvs needed. 1t quickly cure. ca. :
p npunas' Bruises, Burns and sc.,a'
ruf's, ~ nun /" Wood.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

ASIDE from the seriousness ineonvep.
renee and pain caused by piles, there Il
u tendency to fstuIa aud TO cancer In
the rectal regions. Piles should mn, ~,
allowed to run on unchecked. TAN.
Lett . BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT
Is an iniallible remedy. Price, 20 c,a
D'''e' tubes 10 cts. af Hull & Wood.
ruf's. wv
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24
Notlee 10 Crriltorx.

htrsrr or ioHS osHs.rr. D--a-d
s"'ies !. hereby given. that hrtt.r. az al
ninisffasion On the estate of JOHN ta.,...,
nes ascd, we're granted TO the a nsi.,.,~u,~, =.
.he 18th day OF May. t<p by the p,y,,., !.
court Of bingham County.
Az persons having eisirn. against .ais a..
'sts are required to esbibl, them q, ma. ~,
.'o~snce. at my ofncv in the in~n of It,.,l.
loot Idaho within ten month. after s.,. =,
'a,s notice or they shall h, forever barred
This eHh day of May. issl
H. W. CURTIS. Administrator of tho
Estate Of John Garrett. fh.,.,u..a
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

IL the predisposition to worms In
ehiidren Is not cured they may become
enaciated. weakly and in danger Of
commissions. WHITES CREAM yER-
hifodE is the most successful and
popular remedy, Price q cts. at Hull
& Woodrun's
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

NUIii e hereby siysa that q . a,~x,in~ A
~ Tue Directors % th- West fruash tsanxi
eosnr~ny' an asssssm~as II r. e~ais In cash
PSF share Of the capital s..-k "a. i-v,~s
bsi1 the sam" can be- pad By iAt.ss ca he
Con p4ny sasss ditch. providing s..a l.t.,<
- son~ brt-e~n the r:sA And TIA Of turx
A-~ sAaa a.srsssasnt e~~uas~s ss~lss.aa~.,,
ans 18th. i~aa AMI date OF sale ... ARA "a,
Jnaa 9Th. Isss
HENRY PETERSON. SECRETARY,
BasAlt. Idaho. Jane la. l-oa
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24
NOTICE FOR BIDS
10 he-noor Snake River Bridye xe.,
Btaekfoot.

"""r snake River Bridge Nes,
Btsekfoot.
N Is hereby given that tho
"J commissioners. OF Hinshs n, a,,s,, "
~ iuAho, VIII receive sealed bud. 10, ~.
s'''a' ana iabJr required to r,-tls.,r ,b,,
Ac'oss snake River. near tb. ,o~, =, ,,,'1,
'' including new siringer~. the r,,,,''.' ;,
"nsu oc'nx approximately as follows,
Dphces by II. II feet long.
~ 3by 10. II
10 tby 10. IL
w 3by II, I'd -
The lumber sbovc-t,escrit..a o..
~ pine or Oregon Or. Also the n,...,s
s~ry 'od.wire nails to properly Seem ,,'
h'ds viii bc received for me -. ~"
"'' the lumber r. q. d, at RlscL,,s,.'1,
ou'aho Feet. and for tho nail, ,..r ,,,,,,',,''.,
,'."'s' or 'or the entire work incl,d,,'. ~,
.'. Wh. Parties bidding on the Is,or 80 -.
i" include In their estimate ,b, $3.50. 800,
use. "' W tue place OF
'a'd bids will DO opened nv ill.,
r,,a,'.,f 'et Al Tho ONCE of the ROM, -,
"vs'o"t' at 10 o'clock H. m. J,,lv ,a,,' '.a ~
~ no'fa reserying the right 10 re,os, ''s''
"re 10 DO marked "prono..,s
,"'f.nf biHckfoDt Bridge, ana n,s.. w NO
,,o " the Board OF COUNTY ra,.'...'
'oners' blackftot. Idsbo, No''n'is'
:, ny order OF the Board. INF. raj,
sko y. GAGoN, Clerk J.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24
Nstiee for Publication,
thser' Land. Final Pr,s,f.i

| ~, n'.nd states Land oflsese
"mekfcoi, Idaho. May =. isxp
Notice Is hefrby given th.. Enw.aa ~
,sn, eN'"H' Idaho. has alcd bos,-e Of int.n
w. .s - "ase pHof on his Dcser.Isad Claim
! u '"f Tue sss Nwa. s<~,lea = Twp ;
~ ', - - p'iote the Register aud be,,,r.,
:, p ,', Idaho on saturday. tn. s,h !, ,
a.. nc names The following xnncsss. IN n,,.
sa .s complete Irrigation aud reclamation .,
IN, W. Mcdonald. chsrl.. Nrno.,a
n,san ""s'n and Henry Mcdonald. ali :,
LORENZO H. THOMAS Rex,.,,,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24
For Sale.

inc biackfoot Hotcl-a two..,or,
s a,eN ouiiding-desirably located an.
'o'nR a good business, {. offered :, 49,,
p ",' ,' safe. This is valuable property,
foF terms, write or apply 70
W. II, s1'urrLEnEAM,
March 2Ith, 1890. '' idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24
Netiee 10 Creditors.


ESTATE or EsyfIsH Oar. p~cea s~d-
Noiler Is hereby given. that fe,s.ru Of Al
nahistrstifn on the Estate az Es.. Ilns Or,
psssa-sa. ssr- granted tu the uuasr.lers.
ga The Eth fsy ut NAY. i=s. by the pr,.is,,,
Court Of bingham County.
All Persons having claims against ..la y.
tate are rcauir-d tn euhir4t them to m. a.,
Alio~snev. Ht my uffce at the cfurt Ua.... 4,
hiHekf"s. bingham County. Idaho .i,hIr,
Ten months after the date Of thl. na.,.., :,
fher shall b. forever barrsd.
This I7ih day of May. Iss.
GRO. y. GAGoS.
Administrator IT 10. Estate of
Ernsilne Orr. Des...sssi
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

am now prepared to do all grades OF
weaving; all work guaranteed and ha.,
OIL warp furnished. From IA cents To 10
cents per yard. Call and see me Or
write, Mrs. d. s. MORGAN,
Biackfoot, Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

The estimate for the wheat crop In
The United States this year places it a.
rs, Ooo, 600 to 10000. 90 bushels shor,
OF last year. The large amount OF the
old crop still on hand will relieve The
effects OF the shortage 10 considerable
extent.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24
Notice for PablleaiIsn.
lfs,.ers Land. flnal rsvas !

- lnttssf MATES Land fstHsx
hssr &fesss, ldais.l Azy Itth i-ss
so'hr Is hsrvef given thst k.fr Hrssi,. f,-
ana IN behalf Of tho hsirs OF MAeh4~l Hs..,,
iSt"as''as OF hiarEft-st. Bsnshzaa t.saps,
idaho. has sied pofbrr Of latsnstasn % s....
ffssf On iAs"rs-i#na eiAlsa No f.-s.. far a..
- -ss- j Tsp :. Il Eg n n t.sf,,,
tas hsxtzier and H.ssvivrr. al nt.ekf,.,,
tiai'"' GA Aoadsr. the ss;h day Of Ia.~. ,w
sue names the foslo-ttx -ltns..~. "a. PRIV.
'he complete trrisstssa aud r,,.lam.tl.. =,
SAID land: "
Milan d Aasiras, A. q iurt..,n -.
x hot~rt~pu. Ba.alt. Ia.h.,. J.,,,,, .s..,,-a
Of shelisy. idahst
LORENZO n THOMAS. Rebate,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

For The best Farms Loan oSlsiw.
dbte 1" Idaho, ADdy to Briggs-
Ld'stt~ay I"restD.e'st Com pany, Ida.
no Fal4~, or to their Correspondent
at BtaehJoot, Mr. ID. X. Jones'.
Cashier, Bank Of ID. ". Ssaadrotf
&C Go.
Monkey brand soap, used for house
Cleaning at G. Fl. Holbrook's.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-24

Ihree acres Of good land, RICH, In the
City OF Ogden, ~ blocks from Union
Depot and ~ blocks from Washington
Ave. VIII sell very cheap or will trade
Tor property At or near Blaekfoo,. Nv
reason for selling cheap or trading 1. :
hy home Is In BIaekfoot and I wish IN
get my property together. For par,icu.
lars call on or address,
The BLACKroor NEWS.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-07-13

n NEAL RRODOCTxON OF Jun.
GLE TOMS c AD1N.
Like the sun none the less beautiful because
Of its age.)
When will the time come when
"Uncle Toms Cabin" will loose it's
charms for the rising generation.
Judging by it's present freshments its
aluring powers will be- perennial.
There is something in the skillful
combination Of the pathetic and hum
orous that never fails to fascinate. and
the story it tells of the suffering of
the poor slave appeals to the finest
sensibilities of the human soul. Such
plays are better than sermons, they
point out a moral and adorn a tale.
They teach us lesson in thoughtful
ness and charity and they impress on
our minds the precepts of the Golden
Rule. This is probably the only tine
our people will have an opportunity
tQwitneas a thorough production of
i'Uncle, Toms Cabin as Davis &
,Busby's who have beyond doubt the
largest aggregation of this kind in
existence. During the summer months
while the city theatres are closed they
have arranged for a large tent and
have it fitted up with scenery and
everything necessary for the same
production which they recently gave
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-07-13
0peCial Notice.

D. a. Duryea, osteopathic physi-
clan, will be at the parlors of the
Sank Centre house on Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays of each week
Hours $50 A. M. to IL M. Consulta-
ton and examination free. He es.
pecially invites An investigation into
the merits Of his treatment. A talk
will cost nothing, and if he thinks he
cannot help q person he will tell him
90. rheumatism, weak backs, ner-
vous diseases, diseases peculiar &c
women. Spinal curvatures. joints dis
eases, constipation and all stomach
troubles as q rule yield very readily
to this treatment.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-07-13

keaf1sstase Transserd.
Reported by J. NJ. Emmel, Register of Deeds
- SStesrns County.
Grace Ann Quinn to George L.
StableS Mt Mt OF nj sec S 126 d.
rs3t and others. .............. $500
Gethard Niehnes and wife to
John q. Hinnenhamp, 10 acres
of nj Of set net sc Is TIPS 80 IS
George d. Kolb and wife to Or 2,
viii Lane VT net OF net sec 10
tl26 80. ......... ........... 100
Angelina Smith and husband to
Armina Smith vi nwt sec 8 {
LIS r IS. l4OO
Martha n. Carr and husband to
Angelina Smith pit lot blk 9
Saux Centre. ..... ,.,.,.,.... 500
Barbara E.. NJ. Knoll and hus.
band to George Weber lot 7 to
10 blk 2 II. J. Haskamp's add
Melrose. 300
The st. P. NJ. & M. Ry. Co. to
John Peterson swt net sec 81
123 r s33. ........... 24O
Gottfried D. Botz and wife to
Alfred Johnson sw1 swt sec l
t125 r IS and others. :: ...... 10000
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-07-13

~ e9el - Nd 0Aoe19,
e Spaiss % NJ. W, j White
nsSd, Ass3uncsd for suna = 6fsssnoon
wxs, HosaGSensd until TuesdAy ssssrr
noon ~ tsssea - tas iaabilItk D.
Mr.. Whissasld TO rescb houySssaisr.
More than . hundred nilss from a
rsilroAa ID ~ sshinsseAStste, " wss
dimculs 70 reach him 81 telegraph,
aud slthpugh he left ~ ones upon re-
ceiving fhe summons, he did not ar
rive until Tuesday noon.
The services were Ut The house con-
Quoted by Rev. G. E. Smith. The mu-
sic by = sslscted choir MAS sxcsllsntly
rendered. There WAS = profusion OF
among them severalelaborste
designs contributed by the family and
friends in loving memory for the dead
And sympathy Cor the bereaved.
Beside her own family therswers pres
enther sisters, MesdamesJ. q. Simon
ton and Chas. Tuttle, and the family
OF Geo. L. stabler, who Are relatives,
and . large concourse of friends and
neighbors. Her father, the venerable
Dean stabler, himself IN invalid, did
not feel able to attend the servicse.
The old gentleman, in his advanced
years, has been sorely broken by the
death Of his only son and eldest
daughter within the past six months.
The pail bearers were Messrs. Lamb,
Dean, Dahlem, C. c. Tobey, McNeice
and Bennett.
The remains were laid to rest in the
Odd Fellows cemetery.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-07-13
GOOD SHOWING.
4 Letter From the Western
~ Wheel Works.
Chicago, Ill.,. July II, '99.

Chicago, Ill.,. July II, '99.
Mr.. WIN. SCHERFFIUs-Dsar Sir:
There now RENAME only little more
than ten weeks Of the current bicycle
season. and from present indications,
the arst of October will close tho most
sdccessful season We have experienced
in Minnesota,
We received q remarkable increase
in orders from nearly oil agencies in
your state. last season, showing .
gain over 81 Of almost 200 per cent. !,
but We discover that the maximum Of
Cvsscsns popularity in Minnesota was
NOT reached In 20, - up W July 1st
this season Ne have sent almost Is
per cens. more Crescsnts to our agents
there than - delivered during the
entire seseasen.
This 10 certainly = phenomenal
growth In Creacsns business, and let
us assurs you shAA ~ appreciate the
record ONE sGAAtA have made, 70
ssaliche zyoa hesss roasribussd your
zElAue ~ The n1csasAry enterprise and
snseg5 1equined In accomplishing
asnchsA grand result. We congratu-
,aaAs 1you aud are grateful to you for
r~hAsyou have done for the Crescent
-aias, and hoping for . continuencs OF
your kiad fssDrs, We remain.
Yours Truly, -
ygRsrERN WHEEL WORKS.
e. J. DAY,
Superintendent otAgencies.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-07-13
DEGREE OF HONOR.

The Convention of District No.
2, Degree of Honor, was held in
this city on Friday last.
The district is composed of the
lodges of Sank Rapids, St. Cloud,
Alexandria, Parkers' Prairie, Elbow
Lake, Eagle Bend. Browervllle Long
Prairie. Melrose and Sank Centre
and delegates were present from
nearly all the lodges.
The convention was called to
order at 200 P. M, by the Grand
Chief of Honor, Ella H. Mantor.
After the lodge was duly opened
the following program was pleas
antly carried out: =.
II, Past O. of H., Daisy Bixby, Sank Centre
Response Sister Seberger, st. Cloud
How to increase the membership
Sister Maud Davis, Long Prairie
How to increase the Beneficiary =.
Sister Stevens, Eagle Bend
Instructions to Recorders
G<and Chief Of Honor, Ella H. Mantor
Details Sister Weltha Cole, Alexandra
Pa anssss Sister Jessie Alton Alex
How bat to promote the interest Of
tbs Members Of the lodge
sister Bath, Aelrose
Instfpetions to Tinanciersand
Reesivsrs-
Grand Chief of Honor, Ella H. Asnsor
The papers were, all very in.
tsitstng ard instructive.
The evening session convened
at 8 sc'clock. Four candidates:
Jno. McGibben, Louisa A. E.
MeGibben. Jason w. Love and
Mary, Love were initiated in the
mysteries Of the Degree Of Honor y
AftsJ The degree was conferred up.
On The easdidates light refresh.
rnents wee ssGved. The tables
ssfs handsomely decorated with
flowers md the national eoloss.
At ths conclusion Of the repast
Tho company adjeufasd, to the
city opasa house where dancing
and 4 general geed time was in
ssder ustH TINE III tht atppstuss
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-07-13
Reciprocity.

Reciprocity.
where do actresses get all their
pretty little tricks of high bred man.
nerf"
"They initiate the society girls in the
boxes"
"And where do society girls get all
their fascinating little ways2''
"Why, they initiate the actresses on
the stage. Chicago Record.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-07-13

in Chicago, Minr sapoli and St.
Paul. This show will exhibit here
July II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-10-18
ALeader of Trips.

That Boston is delightful place to
visit goes without saying. There is
hardly day but that some convention
or meeting of universal interest is held,
and all great enterprises and exhibitions
find Boston most convenient place tor
exhibiting, for the railroads bring the out
LAYING country into close communication
with Boston, and the city itselfhas ample
means for providing and caring for the
visiting crowds.
The Food fair at present is the magnet
drawing thousands within the confines
of the great Mechanics building, and
those visiting the food exhibition say
that it is the most complete aud attrac-
tive show ever given. The management
in trying to give the people their moneys
worth have secured the renowned Sousa
and his band, and concerts will be given
afternoon and evening during the week
beginning October 10th, and "El Capt.
tan Liberty Bell" Bride Elect and
"Stars and Stripes Forever" are some of
the famous March Kings selections that
will please and electrify the attending
multitudes.
The Boston & Maine railroad will run
its annual low rate excursions from here
on October 10 the round trip rate being
only So. S5 and the limits of the tickets
will permit of reasonable stay in Bos-
ton.
Look up this trip, and don't forget it.,
for it is the best ofthe season.