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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-03-03
PASSING The LOCAL WEEKLY.
What Ne~spaperdOm Has TO Say on
the Subiecf.

The weekly paper will soon be.
come 3 thing of the past. Its DAYS
are numbered; and Just so surely
as the stage coach was superseded
BY the railroad train. the weekly
paper will be superseded by the
daily. The time has passed when
people are willing to wait a week
for their local news. They nov
demand il daily, and fresh at that.
Like the old stage coach. the
weekly viii be found for some
time yet, back in the country, bui
there i DO place fcrit In the larger
communities This The publish.
ers recognize. and many Of them
have read the handwriting on the
wall, and transformed their week.
lies into dailies-
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-03-03
RuN OVER By an ENoINe.
JehH Meddox Probably Fatally Injur-
ed This Morning.

ed This Morning.
John Maddox, the bsymsn, Who
has been baling hay for Fred Ksl-
ley, was run over and probably
killed bya traction engine At the
ChiiwOod place, ten miles west Of
tomn shis morning. He was en-
dszvoFSng iotske bis engine into
the 6hiswOod field to bale q guam
THY ofhay, and the ground being
soft was unable to prOcsed without
the hslp OF a-sesm, which was
hiiched in front. In trying to
control both the team and the
engine al the same time, be fell in
some manner in front Of the wheels
and both the front and back wheels
passed over his body from feet 10
head. A carriage was sent ont
from COuch's stable this afternoon
to bring him in. He has a wife
and several children living in this
city.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-03-03

4 verv iarrr rraud attended the
sbw lat ni2ist- Ms Lncy Mailer
~as zu1nisd ihe rr.Is for t4iag the
hand>omr>t giri in The a1diauce-
Ms SkinasE ard Ms FickiIn were
ciI>e behind. Mis- Purviance received
q rreits rre>ens.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-03-03
Story ola slave.

To Be bound hand and fsot for years
By the chains Of disease is the worst
form Of slavery. Geo. D. Williams, Of
Manchester, Mich. tells how such Z
Save vas made free He szys. my
wife has been so helpless for I've years
that she could not turn over in bed
alone After using two bottles Of
Electric BiiIeFs. she Is w0uderfulIy
improved and able % do her own
work. This supreme remedy for
female diseases quickly cures nervous
ness, sleeplessness, melancholy. head
ache, baexache. fainti1g AID dizzy
spells This miracle working ned
cine Is z gOdsenu GO week, sIckly. run-
down people- Every bottle guaranteed
Only 50c- Sod b. A. W Foreman
aud Peoples Drug store
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-03-03
COURT CLOSES TODAY.
Civil Docket In Better Condition Than
for Years Past.

Today finishes the term Of
United States court in ViniIa that
began January 18th. Owing to
the development Of a case of small
pox in the Jail on the 18th of JAN
uary the grand and petit juries
were discharged. and but one case
tried by jury since. The court has
held regular sessions and has dis
posed Of a great mass Of business
which could be disposed Of BY
motions and otherwise. The civil
docket is in better condition now
than it has been in several years.
The nexEterm will be held in De-
cember, and the criminal docket
has been set for the term so far as
ii can be at this time. The regular
spring term at Wagner opens Mon
dsy, Judge Gill presiding.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-03-03

g. w. Miller sent gallon or water
taken from the artesiaB well at this
place. to the Agricultural college al
saltwater, Okla, for analysis and re-
cieved today the fOllnMinR.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-03-03

Chesthams Chil Tonicis rserri.-,v
adapted tOpefs5-ss g sufeebIed beal+b 4
and inyalids- Il assists digeton and
is q perfect strengthener AID arue-5-
zer satistactiou Or money rsf1oded
f1t r. e both tastsiess ard bitter
stpies. 50 cent stries- A. ". Fo--m.-
Ane leading Indisn Terrif0-y neus
paper1tse Daily ar5 Wzekiy chez
tain 4seeuis n8nrh f9rths Dsfr
ana @ 4 dell.r 2 Issr ~ ths Eerkig.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-03-03

Hunts Lighting Oh cures cstarrh.
neuralgia Slraius cFamp colic. diar-
rhoea- cats. hszdache. rheumaiism.
Good f0r nan and least. Failing
nlo1ey rsflndsd 8 ". Fszsnz1.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-03-03

ADctloueer Spelcer soid a horse and
SCI of hauess ca tie street this
afiernoo1-
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-03-03

Hunts Cure r-res al ska 1iseases
10 a. its Farious forms No internal
Treatment neossszrry- FaiIing moroy
retained io Ilrrhz>er. A " Fore
uau.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-03-03

The lsacin- Iu8izn Teuifo7y nsus
laler--ihe Day zr1 WsekiF chef
tain g 9ceuts ) nsafh ~ fbe Dzi.y.
anl adollsr >. g-arfor tie sssEly.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26

a -yfoefhojiiFT Il GfJoI4 n IifTII1O1 ui a
+ Fl a. DIaalnpf9Fth 3f La9GTgapgs Ga, suffered
for s six months with fftrghtfqL FuppiBgs saFe
on his leg; but writes that Bucklen's Arnica
ISaltysssaWshle llycagsditI iasfyss dssssa1F For
ulcess, yepnds,2piles ,sit'satheg best salNes in
i the w6rhhrnG'une guaranteed. Oniytay etss
Sold by 'FieslerSs. Mon siee.j drug gist b9da!f
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
ConnscIiuusive Proof.

"People talk about this being al, age!
of Inventions! Why, there's nothing
new! j Lately in some ancient Egyptian
temples, they have found wires which
'proVe that, the priests had a certain
lsort of telephenes"j1 ing5a ~ spiaino.
yes, but in oAssyria they had! made 2
still more progress. In. excavations
there they ifoundho wires, at ALL proy7,
ing thatu the sancients understood, the.
principles of Marconi's wireless telego:
raphy."-Fliegende Batter,
.GlTdI8 g. Iulik KOib,t
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
Seemed Fair.

? s.sa,r.a n Seemed Fair ssxna,H %
"Td like to knowsof course" said the
new, man. with some CONCERN one ,".Twheth-
er,mgsjob is to be permanent or net" aia1
isiMell, o"s returned. the employer. tttyyepf I
can stay here as long az, you please
That's faiEisn'ttttS 0Qlpp bs735D9 zqoor1
| Mountaineering much, obi 81 .EDA
, son the other hand, II reserve tthe1i
right sto 9 discharge whenever d 8
,please.I That's equally, fair. isn't it Bis 10
, "Ye-es; suppose SOL Chicago Trib- I
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
Not Extravagance1There.

ITS gfttip fashionable now, it seems I i 10
amonlgs the high tone clubs to buy the thesiii
most ne expensive .chinnyIware they Hi b
find nd said the Geod old soul, looking ppe
iron, bher sRapersuIaD 0oO,09$ DDS G2iGw
lyon don't say. e exclaimed her hus-I
bandolua IIow aGa .I9HLGa "A ohoG atnl odt
bYssr rindaedy.yd II, says flAere, Thee
Boston club has dust paid, 81, QDe for a. b
new pitcher "-Philadelphia Press.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
! ,HrH 1UusnUI0vna ADJ 10 RrpiE!V boo
/ There is, more ,catarrh in this section lot

~
Jhere is more ica1arIrh in this SECTION lot
the country. than fsll other diseases ;putto
gether, and until the last Jew years was,
supposed to be incurabe. For a great
many years doctors ptto$nodncedAi.a local
disease, and prescribed local remedies, and
by Constantly failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it incurable: SCIENCE
has proven ccatarrh to be constitutional
disease, and therefore requires Constitution
al treatment Halls Catarrrh Cure manu- manu-:
factuurteed By RI. Cheney Co., Toledo. O..
is the only constitutional cure r on III" mar
ket TAKEN INTERNALLY in doses from ten ten
drops to a IL easpoonful II acts directly On
the BLOOD and mucous surfaces 8 81 the sys-
tenn They offer one hutudred dollars; t53r
any 'c case il fails "a Is cure Send for Circulars
and testimoniiia!s.i '""'" i't7'' A'''' '''' }
Address, F. J, Cheney & Co., Toledo, @:
SeIdlBy farug gists,o75e.i7 nm ,1ojarViM'
HMr s>F amrlyGBilas iare the 'best.aG 2uITU
ODD 10 dze5 old. estia.so yIay9T2os 2uil7
The direction of the mint states that
there l ears s9le e2s 81, Of 5ieept PIECES
and ssse52,Sg2 boetfs5 -i sent pieces opt 7
aad.ipg,noThiss gives AN idespofO the
enormousanumben of,bhese,littlei coinss
+ neeessaig to transaos thes BUSINESS of
the country. 9isineet thedeoinageloofs
these pffeeceg& began tie to9ai aHfar1ber
that hAvReS Been ali seooRiaRssdd t IS, 59eent
pieses, $3b ssl 29s; iieeapt broaze,l $ala4,is
O72o358e 3on bn4pi 9as. .sue5ainim ngiSao
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
ladies Can Wear! Shoes. L!

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease, powder to be shaken in to the shoes
1t makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives
instant relief 10 corns and bupions: rs the
greatestgicomtort. discovery of the age.
Cures land prevents swollen feet, blisters,
Jealous and sore spots. Aliens 2Foot4Ease
is a certain cure for sweating, hot, aching
,feesid At all druggists and ushoe store, 25e.
.Trisr package free by mail Address, Allen
IS. Ol II ,tead, L. ~. !. l. ~
b ii 81 OF a1ts.@ .s7'-s.o 1;@5ani1Q ~
The statistical report Of the Inter Inter
state Commerce Commission showss
forlthe, year ending 80. 1899, the
total asingle track:mileage in the Unit
ed States was 1925 an increase for
the year. Of g, $685. THIS increase is
B greater than for any year since 1898:
The aggregate length ST mileage, in,
dlpding, tracks Of al Isyortts, was ,; 252
/ 3 3644, There were $500 .loc locomotives sip
I service at the end ,ofthe year,, or, 1863
|, ,nerethanfor the year ended u ne 800
1885, The total lnumberco cars of1all
,dlassies . In the pservfcep was'1, 1916 ,9l83
do increase OF 40, ~! HAThe 'num Der Of
II aaoe II on raftroads }R1aa2s
b928, Q2 an np rrsasst f tolqnj the year st
k55, 36& All these improyeelmllfeln are q
? part of the existing pGosperitB lunderI
] this Administrations 100 % aosG91on
{ ao29ro n1otass Vi. h4siIH d90id 9ht 10
"a 1913 RidHfE! 2T4a n'peW y.
5t Ea, sSE MsdIsEssgR III III srt IS
b From Sylvan Valley News B ffa Va ,N.Cn
b 1t may be question whether the editor
Eof a newspaper hasy the right ta'publicly
Fsre commend any ofaheJaa iousnpsopsietafy
b edie7nss (Which aoodrhef MARKET yet asa
, prtet49eftiveof Suffering. We feel 1t aadutytot
shy ogoodswoaftd fof 9ehamhhb lain Goiic,'
echolteffaa, BfissrtfRoeaa Reamedyh Wy Raw
and assd this Si ~ is Saf sH Il
twenty, years and hays always found nd9 it
reliable In many gases dose otthlS rem55y
|vedy}woald, save hoursof suffering oYhlsga
pphysieianislawaitedh tWe do notbeievennh
depending implicitly 0n anymedicineI forlia'
cure, Butnwejdo believe that If a9bottfenof
GRsnber4ain,s Diafthees RTReaedy It very
ke1p atsomh hanR and qadmisists9edSe eIneePn
,tI6ahg 81 a attaek mdaeh suffering be
avoiaea and il Eases fhs pf SS
a phyficiap Wy qaIld not be reqqirHfdtq hlsss t
|ithis, has bssps puF .sfpesisnfe daHqrHg thsPast
pt,centyiyeaysaa Fog dsalsea, Hsnssp&s EmlI
erso4t' sfdrdg store. hng ,9nttt99 woa 91
b .it1oW How .trss. sfoiIiw neoiremi
ffs3H ESasfnaf1Fne saddItss ,o aitaAta'
Bruises, Old Sores, Eczema affd all'Skin
diseases, Pegg's German Salye stands today
without ta pbasefq5 Il lid ret abis 9fer-
bedyI.s freely,s Sahds VIII hesl
without any scar. Be carefuft0g sty Begg'sl
! B j. Perkins.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26


1oi iaagda as.sit:s sd5 OF yiga1 s'5He
-onAn EpisdstdSffets E III 1bfarrho ga.:latbat
MTi1s apd t tSg fr9m G9so 29e t
Graye, wEJls baysathsre has besns aqai he saalt
epidspis ct .ddiaIShpeaa tAere,d Het had IA,
sevefeattaek andd~as,earedd bysfoundoses of
Chamberlain IS Collie, aGaolerafahdoD ;arrhoea
Renie dgaHs saysa hetalssufeceoasmeaaed.
it rolsfiie rs AHA otney say ftas4Ke Btseiaedaa
cinefhey ever Ssed!o F08fp5aR at tfIahs6ff H.
EmsAfs oofiss' dfaa5g sa oesae1gxe '"oblso1q ed
10 15V61qQS 6lt 81. taaidus al Goitsibai
OF Jqmo15a SON liiw cd ,s4y~-t
Imports aaf merchandiss at Msnila.
in s8a9iWeRe worth SbIs sc, Az; the duty,
collected thereon being SO, s0Se.
Ths@a4ae Sfishetge6dS rseM vedsfFom
theaot3htedo isfasass awsag $i,356,8See4g,1
chiagg'h RglaSs 4 "a sHt S x hbgaIf
plying more Raa f5 caS8aRPtSSssoa sioil
a1evoa eaaaih kt ;ssaIesad ii esinoa
-sTa Guke adcoJddB 1na Rfyx sGa.
Take lsasstiHe,& Bsagaa Qaiasna2ga blsts,s
cure E ": eiSSss sIsasssis 3 ss ss s4s
box. a5c. '' - 900
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26

!. 4
we favor eexyppan2sion by every peace
full and legitimate means. Democratic
niaYfoIfn!.1]f"'Ia - 11Ef1: U@H sai al
Such as the Democratic war in New
Mexxico Sin ii 1885 and 1s4T:'"2 !" si1"qr'k
-S;,laA III: II + r. n?-.rf 4: u .n
There. are NOS better pulls; made than De-
Wits Little Early Risers9o Always, prompt
snducertain.l:,l = su. Hanson s. Emerson. ,
/. sia ! ,s-.'ss'l G;.s.2.s-.- Z rs! a,rqH Ua
Belle Wing that our most cherished
Institutions are in great peril.-Demo-
Cratic platierm.I.! " baVa1p2'> y z.oo.
1 iTAe poor-houses that.were crowded
d hring she asst Democratic Adminls7
tratfon' are, indeed, empty and. going
into decay Gf ~ go '1* 1''s-@',s.;; @'.i
r. - s =, .S o"@ sG.oa ".%] a.. 10 z"1ol1
The, Jaw holds both maker and d., cir rs at2
ofa counterfeit equally guilty. The dealer
who sells you dangerous counterfeit OF
DeWittY Naeha Hazel SalveIfsks your lite
I'D make it little larger profit. You can
hot trust hum. ,DeWitt's is the only genuine
and original Witch Hazel Salse, a ven
knowa cure for piles and =, all skin diseases;
.See that your dealer gives you DeWitt' =:
Salye.o3 Itu zs9r. Hanson f.a tl Emerson o.
4 / .bs3z cIo,l zF4:sli:s.c ryi.qa4 ~; &.
In4,order to maintain. the price OF
wooden goods, abroad Consul Nor
M an, of Munich, reports that the Ger
man, GSwiss, Austrian, and Russian
acknowledgements have agreed to reduce
production by 20 per cent. 90 10" II.
: liz go 8"fIs.Lt.s. 4. 914ir"T a9%0iH%
For burns" injuries piles and skin dis
eases use e''D eWitfs With Hazel Salve..' Il
is the original may be offered:
U.s. enly, DeWftff 1T Hanson n f 4 Emerson Ge'"
.sSiz 9iJgtf. 5f.C is-5r... l..,uj.r.;e,Y Z,
With an additional s., 900, 600 to i. in-
crease the Navy we!1shoplldil see; some ONE
good results an that branch of the
United Sta tesi defense .f6reej oftwhieh
the American people are SO justly
nj oiIfE 9dt III sQoro I9mmUs 9d5 Ys11A
! OF Isit9d sd !4.II4ti. s1oljtAm szah Il
D.! 9IT 10 sQiGTUj 81 ba9e. Dng QD uB4
ANehmanY intrjcatest ekRperipeHptss sc rksI
tists5hass diseexetsd aethods for obtaining tab y
all the natural digestantsi These have been
combined IN the hbf6poArtDh7 ffoand in the
human bedy ard united with substances
that build up the digestive organs, making
"a cou,peqaa fspea JKedol ttRQys Pepsjaat, Cure,
Id digests what you eat and allows all dgs-
10 eatptenty Of noyBishing tsea wbils
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1radicaaly
cured Iby theidned ieipal agents itqcentains:
il isp,easant totaSetoandlmi give quick re-
Flief. Hanson & Emerson. !.
"a Io4 10 biz 81 a.n-sb9sG asgaiienoN
|. TIE 1eahn3 Wfseajad cement OF VIII:
liam Mckinley appeals to the solid,
,naFttaIrree s efeRsht all oysf The country,
while TEDDY o,tl s ths iaor 70 the IS boys
The h com a iasstg beesapn '
be beat sand it already has the eopFnn 2,
thy going Its way.ia OF lad8 aaa ~ b!
noixoIgs1Q3 10 1aitliizaad Oh ii o1aL1
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26

rs: Z
HenrysKellsg vent to St. PAU @
Monday -ss
v 4; s. sarns as Z Rvs s''4 ss,
DR.. Bardell Of St. Raul was ia. hS
city onNuesdas. ysys}Ssy'yY
W. RAisehsIlao fsE CLOUD, WAS IN
town on MN = srNs5 ~
Capt. k a. w6ousefsLo sirie,
was in toSon Saturday. MI
H. E. Broom. returned trsm Mime
apolis on FAday lSnuifg. IN
Mr.. aaaAMrs. Paris returned tsNM
Minneap Saturday. IT,
Miss Lucy Eespfy Cloud, Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs.-MiGotsMs.
HaftS' Pa ttfre fhadeg bushels. "trip
to G S. Eag5sa,; n,Tde 4: ,s ssssv
olss,d assa isri i1a,a sSa u sRa ss 81
Mouaaynt0sss week's,aatlRs SslRAgr ff99
LakeIGHsS bnslnmoapv eossmSa l. ;sA~s
MstorH 6ssSnswefhYsf to Wiasispegs ON
Monday, and xpxeeetsssto'Tesarns TO-
nightssA .saoa ar,,:.I 49, {
Mraaaml asNIss.~ Geargav.IHg are
spending a saw days atv The A1A9ssm9laA BAR.
Bi1ch Lake. ass assa ;saa 90
BsaSSssEnSntoh who HIS been vfsittug
at AissssP olis5 and Da ~ t ss' '.es''
Levi M. Davis the Todd County pol
itician and attorney was in the sly,
on Friday asvJi u:I WN
" I'm Yt.2ai {ga4 Jai LAW
Mr.. and Mrs. Cline, Mrs. Stoel, Miss
Keller ana WHIT Kellerwent toiBireh
Lake on Mionday.'a' "' "'t :, "'" p"
DR.. Rich and. tamiiy are in camp for
a couple Of weeks satS Cedar; Lake,
north of the city.;Hta2a s5a.n@j - n
Miss. Minnie Pike is home from the
east. J SSheswifl teach i u losias phblic
schools next year.
Miss Eena Nsfsof has Been engagsad
as principal ofthe ,T5Asoa schools for
the coming school year. I -
Mr. and Mrs: w, clfne DIST
Cloud were guests of r 'sand IA % RS.
Henry Keller during the week. T.! = >
MfssFranc Pollard, who has; been eNn
the quest of Miss Louise 5Whiteheld,
returned Dine aa sSatur alastss r., 800; ~:
Misses i;, Alta and md Edn al c Carpenter re-
turae d home on Friday, after "a visit
of two weekswieh ofris ~, Ffe e. '' ~ =
Miss Alice eanafetura a tt foapf g len ls.
wood on. Wedne sdag, where she ; lssa
been camping and visiting friends.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26

shh.at,Alsxapdlias aA I'd Mrss
" slassisbssds sanp g E3i ssh,Il : :
.s AT akF sss II nSsas rs
in the city, Gsturhsd tope en-sdeaaXy; !,
from oDP ss.sso NV Sags sataFd ay and speai
sundaKat home sl. re, .,ern snI Mo D' a
the M isses HoNara ane
their; coas ia, y n ISIS Bishop,. spent -
portion OF the pastq week ass Blfcn
Lakecs==::,,E ssh 7ssa fss5al
A.L.zKinnamon went TO Eagle Bend,
Oh Montay, ssse taeaiagli on 'Fqesd ay.
He brought back Is tame QUAIL nalsS%a
beautiful bird 80 =. =
- Dr.a2J. sA.s Du Bots returned home
from Lake Mills. on Friday morning..
Mrs.s Dubois and, her four s0ns-w11l
be home 3Rext week. IS v5o5oI .rsae
Miss GHafrieta Bishop OF Merriam.
PARK @ho ahasi beeneivis lngf her
cousins, the M isses Howard returned
home on w edpesday1uog ii Las sw Ia
Mr.: and M r. Wing Reyleek and
children of OR ALTON, NIB, tare in the.
city visiting Mrs, Reklieklso parents.i
Mr.. and Mrs. , oseph Capser. .-,,-,
George Fish has sold out his gro
cery business iIif !Miineapoifs, and re-
turned to this city-He has no definite
plans for the immediate future.
Prof. Henry Johnson returned on
Tuesday from brief visit TO M9orhead.,
He teasgss today for pan.iHe, Ny
wheSAShe has two weeks oksumRef
school work.
Henry Tllmapa foYaeslyscfa Sank
Centre towhsbiR more sreeeesy OF
West Unfph. a3Fae M fsa; Plying
grain for the Stedman Erwin Elevator,
is at bio instsns Aino. stPgssssat'
Mrssaa Nssssifev ssssgfgste fs gSe
has teH aefes aSDaSdh 3sd tlahh.
Her horsessstrsyed twenty five smi les
from herplaoeslandjfo for two weeks she
wasunable 60, locate zthem!ts,s1 'sdt ne
It.tolP.s iHHfaanna9 aha faMh yHof Eong
Prairie, Six BE PERSONS Sons i'd left, for
Portland, Ore, on .THesd ay' last tire
flyer stopRip 6, TOR them; Haying r
to Alan BsftS AZ sSpssct9s, 70 engagrgs!fl6h|
business there q .....a...,er ooo,tne
ga IF oE TA,.,,a 1 r :.
~, - :" '"' !. Thu Kind Y0u Have Always B0uthf
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
Artless sou1!M

b Ena b7o>l--Arrtless sou1M ,psGI<EIW
''0ft eoarse,n i the young wife said, ytDI
tam efalyah amateur. 7 never expect tos
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26

Five 4ih hundred ana forty o.. thousand 5 +
dollars lars an n hour, more than 49, 600 4
minute, or $3.50 a secondd, il the rate
at which, the people have, increased
the circulating medium of1the country
in the last four years, if we acountL the
actual working! day 1of' eight hours
duratioa9Ujiti 2JF ~ aNiI1iR;i1 u,u y
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26

al II ~ IsJ gi;Jgiy'- ;:H bE.3 - ~ ~ ii8
Aigsntle man % IS reeently cured Of dyspepsia,
gave the following approprtja t7 rendering Of
Buns famous blessing; ;'sssome have meat
and cap nc not eat, and sons. hays none that
want it, but we have meat and we can cat
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure be thanked. ~ This
preparationl will dig est what y6ue Itin9
stantly relieves and radically cures iadigesz
ton ana all stomach disorders anson a&
sEmGersoa.5d 1hGi' .1l>H daInG4z 1dT - ~.
T. IRYHN nGpo. ,n,IssI, oyaf 10 bUnutfUs
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26

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|<GENFssR PURE EooE CO., LIE Roy ,'iN.aYs: Il 4
y Dear ISirs:--Some days since a'packagel
Ftof your GRAINO preparation was leftaat
my office. Il took it home aid gave it a
trial, and1 1navetoi say was very much
peased with iit IT, Substitute for coffee
1--WE have always used the best Java and
Mocha Ia, II our fly faphily bit gin tFse
like tie GrFain-o as well As he besf coffee I
Ever uiahk 's.:5:. ~ T. ~ xiUt3.,!f,Bi
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-05
NIaheI,S Little Sister

When you have wanted a little sis
ter very, very badly and when the
little sister finally arrives, you are apt
to love her far better than anybody
else could possibly love her, even your
father and mother. Mabel was years
old before the long wished for little
sister arrived. The first rapture of real
ly having her was dampened somewhat
by the incessant crying of the baby.
For herself Mabel didn't mind. Any
thing the baby did was perfect, but.
oh, would the others, who couldn't. of
course, worship little sister" the way
Mabel did, get tired of it? One day
when the baby had almost screeched
her little head off, and all in that incon-
sequent way of babies, Mabel went to
her mother in the first lull and begged
abSolution.
you don't mind her crying so very
much, do you. mammal" she said ear
nestly. She's SO little you know, and
she can't help it yet, really and truly
she can't. Please, please put up with
it for my sake. And, oh, mamma,
no matter how hard she cries you won't
how promise me you won't, mamma
send her awayr'-New York Sun.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-05
a Long WaY ROM

What is the most roundabout jour
ney that the absence of proper steam
ship communication entails on the in
habitants of any country? Surely it
must be that described by our consul
at LOanda, Portuguese West Africa.
If one of the 6,OO0 whites of Angola or
LOO Europeans in the KOngo indie
pendent State, who so frequently need
change of climate, wishes to spend Il
week or two in Cape Town-which
should lie, even by slow steamer, only
six days diStant-he has to travel 5000
miles from LOanda to Madeira, catch
there a Cape steamer and journey for
another fortnight the 1880 miles to
Cape Town. 1t thus needs fully a
months continuous travelling and 1000
miles of it to reach a point only LOGO
miles from the starting point.-London
Chronicle.