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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-21
THE NUPTIAL KNOT.
Some Happy Couples Who
Have Linked Their Lives
Together For Better or
For Worse.
HETT-GONSO.

Mr.. George w. Hett and Miss
Mary E. GonSO were married at
the Reformed parsonage Tues
day by the Rev. DR.. L. h. Esch-
bach.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-21
FREDERICK CITY MARKETS
A Weekly Price List of Articles
of Commerce, Revised and Cor
rected Just Before Gong
to Press.
WHEAT, FLOUR. CORN, RYE, &C.

This schedule of prices revised and
corrected each week by Mr.. J. S. w.
Jarbue.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-21
DAY-WALKER.

Miss Vivian Cashell Walker.
youngest daughter of Prof.
Walker, of Browingsville, Mont
gOmery county, and Rev. Robey
Franklin Day, of Illinois, were
married on Tuesday, December 4,
at high noon, at Browningsville,
by Rev. Il. Il. Marshall.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-21
ABOUT THE COUNTY,
Something About the Current
Events Transporting in the
Surrounding Agricul-
tural Districts.

Correspondents will have their reports in
our hands not later than Wednesday morn
Ing to insure publication. We would prefer
receiving same on Tuesday
the county, f "
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-21
STRAYER-VEASEY.
Miss Gertrude VeaSey. dan,

Miss Gertrude VeaSey, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. |. n. VeaSey,
of Pocomoke City, was married
on the 10th inst. to Rev. Charl
ton Bates Strayer, pastor of the
Methodist Protestant church,
fredericksburg, Ohio, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. Rev,
w. NJ. Strayer, of Buckeystown,
father of the groom, otliciated,
assisted by Rev. Dr. ID. l.. Green
field, pastor Of the Methodist
Protestant Episcopal church, Po-
comOke City.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-21
NIOT1ER.

Colonel John l.. Motter died at
his home in Emmitsburg, this
county, aged 60 years.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-21

The "Citizen" uses Printer,s
Ink to the best advantage for
both subscribers and advertise,
ers.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-21
MODERN STREET AND
ROAD MAKING.

Engineer Of the Highway Di-
vision Of the Maryland Geo.
logical Survey Interests City
and County Officials on This
Important Question.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-21
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have
Fallen Before the Silent
Reaper.
WELTY.

Mr.. James NJ. Welty, died on
Thursday last, at Emmitsburg,
this county.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-21
ZIMMER MAN.

George A. b., beloved hus-
band of Ida b. Zimmerman, died
suddenly on the 18th inst, at his
home, 1929 Northwest street, Bal
timOre.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-21
MICHAEL.

Mr.. Lewis Christopher Michael,
a native of Middletown Valley,
u son of the late Lewis Michael,
died November 20, at his home
i'll Urbana, Ohio, of heart disease,
aged about 90 years. He was a
Union Veteran of the Civil War.
Deceased left this county 46
years ago, and had not been back
since. He is survived by enc
brother and one sister = Mr..
Perry Michael, of Washington,
ID. c., and Mrs. John w. Castle,
of uear Middlet0wn.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-21

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-21
GEISINGER.

Jacob Geisiuger, a we'll known
and highly respected resident of
Walkersvllle, aged 80 years and
: months, died at the Ii me of his
son in Walkersville, this county,
on the 9th inst, after brief ill
ness of pneumonia.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-12-21
HOFFMAN,.

Lucinda II. Hoffman died very
suddenly at the home of her
nephew, William Hoffman, near
Doub's on Thursday night, De-
cember D. She was highly re-
spected by all who knew her.
She was aged 81 years, 4 months
and IL days.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
6oncIuusfve Proof.

people talk about this being an ls!a age i
of Inventions! ,Wby, there's nothing nslthb
new! d Lately in som E ancient Egyptian ri
temples they have found. wires, yhifeahes,
'proye that the priests hadua certain
isort of telephones !,01 mods h. api8nox
Yes but in cAssyria they had! made "
still more progress. gInr excavations
there they tfeundho wires. att al, y proy1)s
tingi thatgt the sancients naerstoodb theSa
principles of Marconi's wireless telegoa
raphy,"-Fliegende Batter, .s
& .aIIaI5 T. UlIH IOI01
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
Seemed Fair.

raar.+s q Seemed sFair.ssa a.ro,sA os
'I'd like to know,gof course" said the
new man. with some CONCERN Pr t..fwHeth-
er, job Isl to he permanent or net" ,iist
iS;AAEell, DSzreturped ii the emploEeEs ttt'ye1a
can, sta8a here as long sas, gpu epleass,o
That's faiGqis 't1itSS aoIoo be1e5n - sqoott
nCertainlg I'm much abfTdt ,5t .guA
SQp the other hand, III preserves fhe1i
rightsto Q discharge syobitm whenever sAa
plaase.i That's equally fair isn't Bill 10
"Ye-es; suppose SOP . Chicago TrtbuL
me ss5E
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
a7Eaaies canwear shoes.a, u

> /. s5'rA Edd1SS S1if w Voi' osiSSc'Nt - I
One Size Smaller after using Aliens Foot Z
Ease, powder to be'shaken III TO the shoes,
1t makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives
instant relief 70 G9rns aad bupionsi al rs the
greatest comfort discovery yld 1.-The. age.
Cures band prevents feet blistefs,
,calloas and sore spots. Aliens eFoot1Ease
is ascertain,cure for sweating hot, aching
,feesiE At all druggists andashoes store a5es'
,Trisr package free by MALL Address Allen
IS tNn,tead. r.. ~. ". 81
!, / III 81, o. sap4.a .s7+s:9 ft;gf3ntIq ~
!, III ea GtgI1. gyll daEtotE ,tea %, r3t!ot
The STATISTICAL report ct the l llfflf0
state Commerce Commission o. shows
fprIthe,year end ing june 80. $780, the,
,totalsingle tracktmileage in the Unit
ed States was 1S9,2s4, an increase for'
the year. Of e, $685. fhfs oincfease is;
greater than for any year since 1898
The sggrsgate length 'of mileage, IN IT,
dlpding, tracks Of a.lll sorts WyaSSd 22i 55
1864. There were 36,@a locomotives sin1 81
service at theFend 7ofthe year,ton 1863
,,rtpreilthanfor the year ended June 800:
,,l8so.o The total nusuberpt 1carssbfsalli
,dlassies an the usefVice #as'I,37 ,9l89:
ID increase Of 49, H. aThe inufnber. Of
ogs M 0sssdo Pr rat ,tS s1a2
1925, Q24, an inersass f s029HI1 tn ysaJrt e.
s55, 366,l, AL these ippro yemfleIntS are as
iBart of tbs existing nGosperity under
this Administrations 100 90 aaae9ron
uoaorQ nqotas+ ri. iiasiIG aoald 9dt 10
: Isl li5bls III aFidAT.t 21ad bipow
,Fo 81 ap EaitoIr IS Rsoo msnd XXI Pat3g f.
49,, 49, :; = ent Medicines na ~ 49, -,
From Sylvan Valley Nsws BSF e1 y
, 1t may be question whether the editor
sdf newspaperoI hasy the sighb tGpublicly
recommend Hny ofaheJua unexpectedly
Id eaiehss oWhiehia odrhe market yetias7al
inventive or isatfeting VIZ feslift asdutytot
say Y good word foF ehh.aEnhhb CUiia.o
echols4fa,d Dgar.fHhoeza 1 Keamsdya Wy RAW
lngRP ARD sssa IS SKI y hS Sa5 isH Il
ffp5 twenty years ans hays always toappaa u
reliable ,npapy gases dose oiIthlss rem55
save hoursi0f suffering owl aey:a|
isiawaitedb jMe do notbeievenrbl
depending implicitly On anyoneriicineI forIia9
cure, Butnwetdo believe that fia9bottlepo6]
GTla1nbeqIainis DfafthoeG q Rened yry asFsI
keapatl som IA hantP ana aamlsistgfedSf the 1Heepd
itI6 Sll 81 Yah attaek much suffering night pe
n sg ssg fhs I
a phyfjsisp W0SJld p9t Pc rsaairfSafq A tlaastb
this has bssB pus aSqqriHg thsP past
otscenty,yf Fog dsalsaat Hsnssp& Emld
ersoit' sfdrdg stops+ bns ,2Gttt93 woa Oh
) itgow iIow .tIss sioIlfw ngoITeiuf
f33fF ExagRaaY1 Files, saddR4soaAa fSaitaaHaaf
Bruises, Old Sores. Eczema and all'S KIN
diseases. Berg,s German SaIye stands today
WITHOUT aH uFia e aKp I'D 9feh-
,edyie ma 4r9e sSdhdg nRilF heal
Without any scar. Be CAREFUL Sgssy segg'y'
b j. Perkins.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
I ,IIrN 1u0TfgFog0a adj 10 ao2iE3o boot
! There is. more rcatarIh in this section lot /

: ,IIiW lr00fI-I7g0s adj to a9oFFEo boo
Tiers is more iecalaTAh in thlssssctsqqn lot
the Icountrys than ,tsll zosheEadiseases ,patto
gether. and until theI last Jew wears was,
supposed to be incurable. For a great
many yeafsi doctors pftonouncedh "a local
disease, and prescribed local remedies, and
by Constantly failing TO- cure with local treat
ment, PRONOUNCED It incurable. SCIENCE
has p proven catarrh to BE- BE- Constitutional
disease and therefore requires on,
al treatment Halls CatafJfRR Cure, ' nian manu-
faetufeed By F: i Cheney Co.. Toledo. o.,
is Tie only cohstitationa 7 cure on til mar y
ket taken internally in doses from ten
drops to teas1ppoonfuI II at acts directfy Ga "a
BLOOD and mucous u32 Surfaces 81 the sys
tenn They offer one hnuudred 2 Dollars t9r 81
any c ase il fails t Is CURE TS Send I'll circaars
and nials ~ 'aoiiftl'9i' a''''a 9''' J
Address, F. Cheney & CO., Toledo, O
SeRdit}y sarug gfsfsD, ~ f23aL1Ld1'1
Hail' srF amrIyABl asiareI the best.oa3 ani1B
| adt 10 axe5 old. ettja.$o gIalaTo9a anilo
The direet9Ei of the mint states thai that
there are s5l6, s2s 3 IA, Of tab 5ieept PIECES
and 1885, sg2 boffs j -isent PIECES opti1l
stand pg,noT This gives lam idesnof The
enormous n,lmben oflbheseolittlet coinsv
nedessatg TO transaos thei bstsinessI OF
the country. edBineet he coinage oofa
tbese pfecesS BEGAN tie tie ttota1 shfuhiber
that hAyNe Been s eoRiasdd IS, Of Scent
pissss, ssyl 2Ss; lli espt bronze, s ala0ds
O72p316e 5on bn1o1 bas ,a1e3ainin n8iSao
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
moi ExtrayaganceVThere., !,

.fs gittip fasslh III ma now i seemsao
iamong the high tone tone clubs TO buy thesiI
most re xpensiya hinyiWsarei they III kim i
find, Z said the Geod old soul, locking pn.t
!, from tbeerr RapersmxaD 0OO,0g$ od3 doidy
| ..Yon, don't SAY. q aimed her husEI
bandoilI low ada ,IaxIG2 "A aioI at8l 9dt
| GYess siindaedy. Nd It2 says here, Thea
Boston a]ub (hasf iusts paid 81, Qp9 for a,
new pitcher, Philadelphia Press.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26

I'll IN IL D!sJRtsI5i5ts .aI5 blg ID litf ~ iiB
gentle gentle man pa refently cured ot dyspepsia
gave the following appropriats rendering s Of Of
sBufnsii famous blessing; i'ssome have msat
and cap bot eat, and md some hays none that
want il, ibutfwe have meat land we can eat =
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure he thanked. Hfs This
preparationl will digest What youieat. Itin4
;stantly relieves and3fadioally cures ihdigesz
,tion7and all stomach disorders. anson lR&
sEmter soil9d e5ia .ts1 dafnRq> saJ ~ go
In7Fa hanos .s.ssI. 80 10 bnhatill'
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26

81 -
HsnryaKellss gent to St. Pasl NJ
MONDAYS Sss
w + 81 ss aalss , si'S
DR.. Hardell Of St. Raul was 10 ma
city onNuesdas sss ssis
W. RAisshsIl CLOUD, WAS n
town on tondaaf ~ VIM M NY
Capt. E az w6orssfsLo Hiris,
was in toS6n Saturday. NJ
H. E. BROOM returned tgsm Mipne-.
apolis on FMday qnning. IA
Mr.. aaAANrs. Paris returned 9A
Minneap> Nm Saturday.
Miss Lucy Eegrfy ~sfopA Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs,,MiGot
r. HaffsiIRA are shadsg bushels ttpip
to Gfe Eag]l ON desdAydf'v sssvv :
ol sa dsss i,.r4 s9 BajSg sas
Mopauyutr0psa week antlRsl a Mill Agrf 50,
LakeNMsT bnslnmoaoe iouuna / .,isw
MayorHogSn.sHe iSt to- iNiAsispe on'
Monday, and expstvsg resarnS set'
night.srA .saoa al,,ia
Mrsaama asAIss.- Geaggas sIRgram iaGe!
spending a Saw days aty The, Ak9asSsm8l 'aa AZ,
Birch Lake. asss assa ;s0s 90
BaS9S ihHDntoh who fias'been vfsittug g
at MiSSea polls and palifE assu ,.ssssap
nome o9asssg Nc .. su,rs samuw ~
Levi M. Bavis,- the Todd County pol.
iticisn anf a sa.ss93ynYs yas IN t4Nwn
3s6n yiisa3 faa IsS s,4aQS
Mr.. and Mrs. Cline, Mrs. Stoel, Miss
KeHgT aIdtlpifl9t Kellerswent tolBirehl
Lake on Monday. aa5 y, u1t I gt'9i ~
DR.. Rich, and family are in camp for
a couple of aseks1sats Cedar Lake,
north of the city.sibaaa siqsut,j 50 al
Miss Minnie Pike is home from the
easts &sSheswHl 1asch silE OsaA pAbllc
No. Miss fsss i asisos Nj Sgsa saaagsa
as principal ofthe IA YOU schools for
thetcomfng soheof year.
Mr,s:saa Mrs. g. Feline DIST.
Cloud overe ygaestssofsd Is s,atfd = ~ y! ~:
Henry Keller daring the wes r. ssa H.
MissFrape Pp Hard, who has, been e,
theguest of IN ISIS Louise Whltetleld,'
returned zine fdoi al asatur s .r', 80
L.si sSzS1e ~ ssf,,% u - t,,S "a
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26


1ol isagGa es.si6:a, saa5 OF yIqo1 s'tns
-oaan Tba9sh lfte1sa u Bra RI sa::asl boz
Nj M5i Al Sapd e wfsing q fr9m 6Ss9a a8 t
GraYes wHalB sthsTe has peens qsites altl
epidemic ct sddiaESbpeaa aAare,d Het had IA,
severaattaek anddsasetHedd aysfpu ndoses0 of
Chambsrlaios GoliE,a GadleraahdoD ;aarhoea
Renie daLdI1e sayse i9eialseufe ceSasmeaaed.
it rolsfia rssaao Hey say itis4He Btseiaedad
cins4hey ever Esedso F;68fasaR atafIahsbff& a
ssnq o5aa df g1psa suabiaoIg ed
10 1SVo1daS alI d .saaldus al roitsibaT
OF JGnl91Ja Jon Iiiw I'D saryw-ec
ImRoGts eaf merchsapdiss at d anita
in lSa9lWARe worth SBIsA so ;1the duty,
collected thereon being SO, 364s 0Se.i
Thssa4aA bfsshesgS6db rstef dsff6m
theaot3hftedo States aw1ag $j,356,8S66l4g,l
glSas q II gsH S * sachb Isgaaf
PLYING "a qaEe thhsnIt tR5s c8phR5tIEXKuoa sioil
-aIevoa esaaib 5tt ;;ssslesad al esinf01
ole Gnke adcNddB GnA 1fya 3Gsl
Take dsaHstiYes: BEarRa QAiainsog Hblstsa
Alt Druggists Estppd 5hs percy u is fails tR1
box. a5c. '~ - s''''
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26

q =
-unom 10 nd'i .rtt9'ssdt 1of tusnagod
,rolTHe 2Appetitg 6f''a G6ats7o tled
/ IsgfRledBy an whosg st66hmRac h and liver
are out of order. But such should know
that nD Krgs 7NsFO LE2 Pills. girsn
Fsflendid appetite, sound digestion and
IRE eaArf bodily shabitsathatl iasufsss pSrfsca
health and great heYgyt - onlyeda $685. arr
Fiesier@ MeNeiess Drug StSfelx1a vel
b utiw bempIi1t .5lfs 9eSgoq .Is9Goi4Essl bI
i al ii saiaIa1sit tisiaonJns sn,oabaa|
Is Spent Good Farm DoctorIng.Ieio
> NHa AteN N6ellI off, sAe1dlit, iI4ahsasy
saysthes pehtya good fariR d5sBang 4iahise,r
f9r aeshh4adhie ahSfh61a sBdt gu aSlNKefaaal
Twas afraid that he must die. He cRSncgd
|H get Hold a60f jg dbJftig 5fcRghbeeT1sia;s
sc s32aa a1 tizzllfAh ghbSssH ssa
was Permanently cured By NssslSSgEisssgabs IS
Hanson & Emerson's drug store. q. ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
! gXenIaootHHs2 GISSitSnosss sS Az

Xnofheff ChinesS AtroSifJyy... s = , -
/ FffA Citiaen1sW have s! You "a d0ne tS'
tofahd the War depa af feHtS .s1a~aaM , o1s
I Second Citizen Why, nothing that !
Iknow offs Mhatalerges meant sitW
: EststlC itfzeset Then bhM does Ytvhalf
fpen that1d seetby1 thu dfspa thatE
othasAmertcanEt roopss ane50ns theawayrtoa
sTakussdGleseland RlaMiD salerli atsw aid
y 49, - .s.A 80 7
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
MisxWeh}NeI lsxapdiI AVG US,
asasEass esp1s e ~ 81 {
Mrsasa MEsHa D M & s,,ssefr hss
in the city, returhsd bope oreeaa az ,
t,sls l5Bags yl,aes s sy,s ssF .ssss

fre GS9s & d sssaea s sys sasP sp Ell
sundayat hone 20 ,s ,,sta gfgs Moad ~
the ~ isses Hofard anV
their Eous ia, y N iss b ishop, spent r.
porsiea OF the gasty rye week a. blfch
Lakee,s-;;,ssz sssSsl 7ssa i.syzi
A.,E.sKinnamon weptsto Eagle Bena
on Mondays etneniggii on fIuesd av.
He brought back 2 III tame qna a.llsISas
beautiful bird 80 - .
IS Dr.sgJ. sA.ss Dn Boisra retnrhed home
from Lake Mills, on. 1Erid ay morning,
Mrs.aD DUBOIS and; her four sons-wffl
be home aaext week as IS xbodcH .1as
Miss qHafar ieta Bishop OF MERRIAM
ParE,al42 ho flfiast bBeneaNis It'll ngi 81 her
cousins, thesM issesJ 1oWaed4s retnrned
home on ~ eaaesday-lroy ii Ias sH liz
Mr.Jsyailad IN rsae1 W4nge Reyleoko aud
childrensof CIR Alton, Mil ,iare In THE
city visiting Mrs. IL kiss Paren tssi
Mr.. and a Mrs rs e ss1ph Gia FpseT7t sar
George Fish has sold out. his gro
cery busine ss' f4f Mfffn4apoi and re-
turned to this city He has no definite
plans for the immediate future
Prof. Henry johnson returned on
Tuesday faom brief visit TO MQorhead,,
H He sss has seas Ill 'o welfs' oIsamses
school work. -,
Henry Tphsra foYsesl s aux *
West Unipn. IwH&re ~ syas Plying
grain. for the Stedman. Erwin Elevator,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
~ b1o,l AstresE soul!

Ena h1o,l Asstress sou1!M ,psaI<zIW
.sOft course, ri thei young Wife SAID. gssnI
ram enlyeah amatear. = never expect tea
,paihe fer alfyihge6 fetoo try to sell ansP
of inyWSrEniyoLue Il otrtM bIoI .an9S
| sTheAf y6up Study art f6f arts saRegSeii
ithey suggested. 6oaisao1 odd 3itiIUb abalg,
"You'ye guessed 1t see3xaetlys Hs. want
led me to study It, and I'll do anything
oYPsISss aF ~ ssss si Spanss boos
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26

FiesaeF-&s Nc sice-
!. i. !.
We favor s tss xspaas ION by eSsry peace
fsl and isstimatss ans Pei ,as s,
Z Such as the Democratic war Id New
Mexico s III ffs6 and 1s4T,'a 10 s'teqsa
-t.;,s.1A ,i!s II! 81 riart Il: ef .,g.
There. agetpos better pulls made than Der
Wits,s Little Early, Risers4o Always prompt /.
sgdGcertain.ey t.zii Hanson & Emerson .a
! silE .si1fsef $3.50 zs:i asytqR Ds
Belle Wing that ourImost cherished
INSTITUTIONS are IN great peril. r Demo-.
Cratic PLATFORM. III u baqqrp3'ei ii 600 3
1 the 5000 p-houses thatswere crowded
flhrfng she ii st Democratic Adninisa
tratione are, 4 udeed, empty and. going
idthIa fdaaaafv sdf ~ ais2 a9R nssts's!ai .a!iE
= s'f sra .a.oa asaa % a"nut5is
This, iawAelds both maker end eiTiulsff99r 81,
5fa counterfeit equally guilty. The dealer
who sells you a dangerous counterfeit of
Dewit,s Raeh hIazel Save risks yOar HE
I'D make it little larger profit. You can
hit trust hun. DeWitt's is the only genuine
Ind Original original Witch Hazel sasllse,s ven
khowa csrs for piles and all skin diseases;
See that your dealer gives you DeW ~ u':.
Salyssoa fu sy Hanson pf. tl Emerson, I,
bsas cIeal s'*.5!f;s'as.ss'9 13f.4s.a i5.iti Of
iIn4forder, to maintain the price t'
wooden goods abroad Consul W9r7s
nd an, of Munich, reports that the Ger
man, IS wiss, reAastriaay and Russian
ndafnrufa6turefs have agreed to reduce
production by 20 per cent I' 20 ioii 1~a.
I liz 'adiqEi,ia T.. - Z. 9Fiap"1 s12niFQ
Foq Burns, ii n5jdfies piles and skin dis
eases use is Ap eWittfss With Hazel salve.. Y
is the e original. Goune Ifets may Be offered.
pq III ae is5 Emerson Sar>a + !,
.sSis 9ItIuoi, df.a H.oT2. ,rsi,tl is1gs.g Il
With an additional s., 900 900 ll,1 to ii, in
crease the NayXf weI1shoplldfl see ~ some l'1Pl
good resuatssa an that branch iof she.
EUnated Stat defense forces ofiiwhich
the American people are SO justly
pfofftE 9dt ri sqoIo Ianmus ad5 Isj9A
Of 1sttsd so 4i.Eti .sDsnitam 9zsd az
I 9II TO sqiGTgj OF ba9a bng qiJ uRs
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tstshays disfegsfsd asthods, ter aPtta9 p y
all the natural digssstapptsi These have been
combined IN the Mbl6pUArtso6 f6dnd in the
human bedy eaad upited5s with sFpbssttanessss
that bald up the digestive organs, lnakingl
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the tohdaehnnonbie eatenbeiag 1radicaalY,
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26

Five e. hun drd All. forty Thousand
dollars a. an hour more n than $1,000 4
minutes 1ll or $50 a secpnd, il the Fate rate
at (which, the people have increased
the circulating medium ef1the. country
in the last four years, if weacount. the
actuan working day fof'neight hours
durati oa4QHjitf esif ~ aDdi1iRi9 T,n D
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26

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sGENEssRP usE EooE Coz, LIE Roy ,lN.aYss Il II
. Dear fSifs:4-Sonse daysssiaaco aspackage
"of your GRAINO preparation was leftaatl
my Saofice II ftook it home aid gave fitia
trial. anH1 havefto' say was very much
pleased with II, Asa substitute for Coffee
I'VE have always used tie 5tbe st Java and and
Mocha ii Our family, bdf ain Tree to sayf
like tie tie & Grsaiin-o as wei IS he besf coffee
ever drank. ii ~ !. :, ~ L. ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1900-07-26
90 AaTSsRsT! IS ~ 49,, j. Dc !!
Bears the reg, Ihs ,kl9 y9H g Always 8asl
s's. = 15H2EsssSss : s s.yss

Money a to loaa s sa s Lease Il s g'ess.
my rates. and terms if you want o.
FarmcL oanr foi bSIAs eAs !heeR
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-01-24
NEWS NOTES.

The CITY of Atctson, Kan, has an Or
dinance which provides for municipal
cnre of tramps. The city unuerlaHes W
feed and lodge the wanderers anu III re-
turn for their accommodations .ney "1o
forced to break stones for the city Ior d
certain number OF hours. Ing orul'
nance prohib is private individuals lIom
feeding or harboring tramps and thus
thus come into competition Win inc
municipal plan.
During her entire reign, says the Bos-
ton Transcript, Queen Victoria mas no'
worn her crown twenty times. heV maj
esty apparently is no exception 10 inc
General rule # her sex. After wearing
the crown twenty times it is quite natur-
al that she hadn't anything to put on
her head.
A quantity of dynamite in j. c. Berry's
smokehouse at L canton, Pa, exploded.
The building was full of hams and sau-
sage, and a few moments later there was
a shower of meat ana sausage, some OF lt
coming down nearly two hundred y4ros
trom the scene of the explosion.
When Alderman Smith Robertson,
colored, died in Jackson, MISS, the oth.
er day The white mayor and aldermen OF
the city acted as palIbearer' at the tun~
eral. a tribute never before paid negro
in that town.,
1t will take $4,000 more to send the
Spanish prisoners and their families
home from the Philippine islands. LoTo
help Ms! Is there no end to the extraVo
a,ance Of the government OF Uncle sam?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-01-24
ga0 As WELL Be ABOLISHED.

The thirteenth annual report OF the
interstate commerce commission mas
inst been issued, and by reason OF GER
rain recommendation therein mace Is
attracting considerable attention Al
ter reading the report the Newman
Herald has arrived at the conclusion
that the commission is a superfiuous
institution and had as well be abollsh'
cd an opinion which our contempo-
rary does not share alone.
The commission makes strong plea
to congress for such amendments TO
the interstate commerce act as Will
render more effective the law designed
to regulate the carrying Of traffic be"
tween the states, and confer upon the
commission such increase of power as
will enable it to enforce the law. The
report says numerous petitions ana
memorials from the agricultural, man
ufacturing aud commercial interests
of the country have been filed 10 sup
port of the recommendation OF the
commission on this line, but as yet
congress has failed to remove or even
modify the burdensome conditions
complained Of; shat any railroad
company can charge whatever 1t
pleases, with no actual power in the
commission or any other tribunal to
limit the amount of such charge. The
report concludes by earnestly recon
mending the enactment of some meas
ure that illreleve the embarrassment
under which the commission is now
laboriDg, failing Ill which tits suggest
ed there will be an irresistible demand
from the public asking for legislation
more radical and drastic than the COM
mission now asks at the the hands Of
congress.