davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1901-03-14

The name "bathrobe" sug.
gests towelling "A something to
be used once and then 20 in the
tub on its own account.
These elder down bathrobes
of ours, are dressing gowns.
$3.50 instead of 81 and sc,
the regular price.
The long ovcrcoat is too long
for the man who takes good
brisk walks, too much in the way
for the man who walks much.
The short or medium short
overcoat will certainly hold its
own for Spring and Summer.
But-hoth kinds for both men,
all kinds for all men are here.
Shoes that breathe, So. so and
g..
ROGERS. PEhT - COMPANY.
.ss Pro,d~ay cot wnr-1
and end Wnfrn 81
bsa Broadway, COT Puncs We Fin Ordcrs
iiso BtoadsAy. col. ?ed b. Mall.
Andb< weS ssd ~
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6dre at perntief6elt.

Sir eoQen, 9eIanebsreins uno 9uuuereine 1T
bic Saue Tr 1918, i5airmount=gpenue -5u oer=
mi.tben Man ipre6e bel ern g8u S5pars,
Nr 1918, fSairmouRt=aosnus, por. QS-5)
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Nnrtn Niirn,s nrner Gnrhernenr.

8af6tngton, 81, @uguit. -
Der neue @ouoerneur Yorto RicO's,
0r. Wm. 8. 6unt pon W}ontand, lit
Der Sp6n Des peritorbenen @iliam
$. 9unt, ieiner 3eit 6lottenIetretdr
unD 8eIanoter an &uBlanO. &r lit
am 5. 9}obem6er 1857 in 9}etDzOrz
leans geboren, ftuOirte in gale unb
Nep=Orleans unO lteB it4 i'm Sabre
1878 in W}ontund nie0er. Gr betleiz
bete ieitoem mebrere pihtige 2(emter,
par Don 1881-1885 3oGeinnebmer
fir Montana uno SOa6o, W}itgltto
Der z9eieBgebung bon 1888
un0 '89 uno 9iItrift8zRi6ter BON
1890 Bis '92. Sm Sabre 1894
puroe er fir einen Sermin DOn feds
Sa6ren gum Hi4ter be5 Stuatsz
O6ergeri3t5 erpGblt unb i'm Stunt
1900 pom 9rQIioenten gum SefretGr
bon 9orto 9fico nit einem Sa6reSgea
balt BON $4,000 ernannt. 9aul gButtte
bon Serrence 6amil1, POrtO 3ico, erz
bait cine SteQe ulS Oberlieutenant in
benz neuen M(ili3zRegiment BON Porto
Ricp. Der g6ineie Song Sui 1T gum
OolmetI9er bes @eneral &oniulatS
in 8angtof, Siam, ernannt tpOrben.
Der PrGiibent berfiigte ferner cine
Wn3a6l 8ef0rberungen in Der 8unz
De5zQlrttQerie.
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" ,Sentlder Griessrbnao
HssSs!sd4aA5TH Don Baltimore.
[s;aF GruBe Scoam Seier

IjjEIE tBrpBe ScDan Teler
A Uipntas. ben .. september 1901
~ Nad)mitta9s uhr.
in gSeber's Qdrf, 9arioro. 9lOao.
SptSitlt Nttratt;on:
Ole Grffurmuns BON WSprro Gai7Ir."
9reisi6isbtn, 9rsistsgtlu, militdri9e Gr:rjiten
UNI Qrebtr ,3apcHirtit.
y. 9. - 9e auf pt;B.m Qlatlt iibsr Dem r6tn=
Osr" Die 2ni6rift Direct 10 QaurapIlls" tgaNuoeu
Gars Der oariorO=9toao beforo;rn fir 3 Gents biz
gum PART Glntritt I rel (237, 44-5l
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@raGftder 2l1faG.
36 Menidbcn sm Suoe georiicft uno
bic Seihem pcrbrnnnt.


f9ung auseinanber. = Jd6rt in
einen periOnen3ug binein. - Ser
Sulfs General superintendent
9oipns unb iein Go6n unter ben
Sobten. - 9rei3ebn G6peben
lebenb aus benz brennenben Sriimz
merbaufen ge3ogen.
&alifpel1, Mont., 81. 2(uguft.
- 3u Nnad, 80 W}eilen tpeItli6 bon
bier, fomen beute duf Der nGreat Norz
tbern 8abn" 36 MenI4en um'5 2e6en
unb 13 nurben f9per ber1ebt. 2lQe
9obten unb 8erleBten paren 8a6nan=
geiteute unb feiner Der Pafagiere bes
3uges g}r. 3 tpurbe berleBt.
Die Sobten iinb: 9. s. 9onns,
6Ilf5 : Superintendent Der n8reat
NOrt6ern 8abn" ne1tlt4 BON Ntinpt,
N.=0.; fein 9o6n &irf 8. 0onns;
Der Sod 6enrp Blair i'm Brioatpagz
gon bes 6rn. 9opns, unb 33 un6ez
fannie i9pebif6e Nr6etter.
Die 8erleBten iinb brei3e6n f6pez
biIbe Nrbeiter, ,beren Namen nod nt4t
ermitelt Iinb.
9as ungliif entI Itano babur9, baB
Der bintere She'll zines 6ra6t3uges an
elmer ftarten Stetgung abriB, 5uriidz
fu6r unb nit poller Mu9t in Dus BIN
tere @nbe bes gerabe bon Der Station
Npuf abgefa6reren per1onen3uges
iauite. 9[m Gnbe biefes YerIonen3u=
ges befanO ft9 Der Pribatpaggon bes
9rn. 9onns, unb hie brei perIonen
burin purOen fofort QetObtet. 8or biez
fem Waggon befanb 1i6 Elm Maggon
nit 46 fdpebiI4en Qrbeitern, bic bon
0ulut6 na3 Sennings gebra9t tperz
ben iollten. 9ieIe 46 per1onen nur=
ben pie Miiden 3Dif4en 8ipet 9dnben
5erquetI6t. Hur 13 tpurben nod lez
benb aus ben Srimmern 9erporgez
bolt.
llnmittelbar na9 Der GpQiiipn entz
itanb Seuer, tpel9es ben pripatfpagz
gon per3e6rte unb bic 2ei9en bartn
berbrannte. 9esglet9en ber6rannten
% Qet9en in benz Sriimmer6aufen
bes 2trbeiterpaggons. Der brittle
@uggOn fling ebenfalIs 5euer, bo9
fonnten ale PuITagiere gerettet perz
ben, 0ugegen ging Elm 0uBenb
Sra4tpuggons nebit Der Sra9t in
beniel6en in 5lammen uuf.
Der Reit bes pafiagier5uges tonnte
in cine ii9ere Gntfernung gebra9t
iperben. 0a bic Slammen au9 bic
Selegrap6enbrGbte bur4brannten, ,par
ale 8erbtnoung abgei3nitten.
Qer5te unb Gettungsmannf9aften
tpurben BON 9ali1peu requirirt.
6r. 0onns mar 5tpiI9en Srimz
mern einge3ndngt unb fonnte fi6
nt6t riibren, ipdbrenb bic SSlammen
nGber un0 ndber tdmer. NQe Get=
tungsberfu3e paren bergebens, benn
bas 6euer griff i4neG um ii9 unb
balb tparen Die Sriimmer Elm lobernz
Der S9etterbaufe. 9er55erreibeno
tpuren Die gellenOen 6iilferufe unb
bas St0bnen Der ltnglidli9en, bic
BON Jlammen eingebiGIt tparen. Die
lmitebenben puren ma9tlos unb
tpanbten iiA f9aubernb bon berStGt>
te bss 9rauens. 3ebn nit 8rettern
belubene Sru4tpaggons, Die BON ben
Slammen ergriffen nuroen, guben
bem S9etter6aufen neue Habrung;
tugbeq mar bic Radt erleu9tet.
= Sn 5onolulu bat am 21. b. M.
cine berbeerenbe Seuersbrunit gepiiz
tbet. Die 2(nlagen Der uStod Yarbs
gompagnie" unb bret Wobnbduier
purben eingeGf9ert; 35 gferbe berenz
heten in ben 5lammen. Ser muterielle
S9aben tpirb auf 100000 bere9net.
Oas Seuer fou bas Wert BON 8ranbz
ftiftern oefpefen fem.
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9eutidl(aun's NctreibeGQnhel.

Wui6tngton, 81. 9(uguf. =
9tus einem 8eri6t bes amerifanii4en
8otI9afters 86ite in Berlin iiber
ben Oeuti6en 9unbel tit erfi6tlt4s
baB berielbe, iOpo6l @rpOrt, ais SSma
port, ii9 fir Die erite 6dtfte be5 &az
lenberja6res 1901 nie0riger fteQt, alS
fir ben entIpre4enOen 3eitraum beg
@orja6res. Sir Den W}Onat Sum-
iteQt iic9 iebo4 Der Wertb be5 beutz
f6en Grportes b06er, ais i'm Stunt
borigen Sabre5. Dies lit in5beionz
bere fir 8obIen Der SAT-. g8dbren0
Die &o6leneinfu6r i'm Sum- 1901
1869 9onnen geringer, alS inn
SUM- 1900 mar, itellte ii4-bie aoblenz
au5fubr i'm SUM- 1901 um 128,686
Sonnen 606er, als i'm SUM- 1900.
Sym uebrigen 9eitaltete iiA Der beutz
f6 @etreioe6anOel in Der eriten 9Glfte
beS Sa6res 1901, pie folgt:
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= Sn 5onolulu bat am 21. b. M.
cine berbeerenbe Seuersbrunit gepiiz
tibet. Die glnlagen Der pStof Yarbs
gompagnie" unb brei @obnbduier
purben einge6f9ert; 35 gferbe berenz
heten in ben 5lammen. Ser materielle
S9uben tpirb auf 100000 bere9net.
Oas 6euer ipu bas Werf BON 8ranbz
ftiftern geipeien fein.
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ssse Gle 3on Com

Grfurfipnen far einen sanien Gag nab Anna-
ppIis uno gSrft Nfper
b,sarnen am samffas. ben 5. Stunt.
Ser sp.uSr, Samsf.r -Gmma 6iles- fd6rt ito.n
Saa UNI 10 ubr 8armittaes ab. E1,t. 50c
RHdftbr um u6r Is Min. a6enOs.
(Suni7 S&S9
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Der g2Gbe bon 9eting i6r nntpefen
tretben, bas Sanbpert gu legen, bat
Su gu Sen Die @rlaubntB, Die Sc
genb i'm ltmtreife bon fieben 0}etlerr
bur6 Splbaten 9lbtbetlungen abs
patrouilltren gu ldfen, ertbeilt. SIM
@e1ten Der Stdbt purbe cine 8anDe
BON % 8dubern gefangen genommet.
q Mmeritanif4e m &rie g g.
4iffe in englti4en -
Sen pGffern. -
Qonbon, 81. 2luguit. - Seltert
5inb 70 piele ameritaniT8e 8riegsz
fAiffe gIeid5etttg in en9lif3en Sc
fpdfern erf3tenen, als geraOe ieBf.
Sdum fparen Die n9artfrob" unb bic
r@Ker" in Der 36emIe erI9ienen, alS
Die yG6icago" bic 8elpunberung BON
Bortsmoutb erregte. Damn fam Die
m0irte" no6 Port5moutb, unb ieBt
lit Die 8uffalo in Greenod. Den @ng=
lGnDern fpmmt'5 fomii9 bor, OdB Die
4meritaner ni9t 5uiammen unb ni@f
na6 einem 6afen gefommen 1inb, fonz
bern 10 ber5ettelt bd unb bort einluu4
fen. 9}O4 fOmif6er fin0en iie's aber,
bdB bus neuropdiI6e 8eI6paber" Der
dmerifaniI6en Marine aus peiter
g}t9ts, als Der ein3igen tleinen yGbi4
cago" beitebt unb boB GontrezNontz
raj GrpmipeIl feline 8erbinbunQ nit
ben unb feline gontroIe iiber Die anoez
rem ameritantI4en S4iffe in ben brtz
tif4en 8elpdfern bat.
Garnegte's Offene 6anb. 7
2Onbon, 81. Muguit. = 3um
8au zines Ratb6aufes in Nlotberpeu,
0anartIbtre in S4ottIanb, bat 2lns
brep Carnegie 10000 gfb. geftiftet.
&uf Der Sungfern@ 8ei1e e.
9artS, 81. 2tuguf. - Der neua
0ampFer n2a Saboie" BON Der franz
3Oiii4 : tran5atlantii9en Qinie trut
geitern feline Sungfernz3eiIe BON
6apre nu9 Neipz0ort an, Inter Dem
Poffa9ieren iinb 12 befannte 9ari1er
Sournaliften. 9ieie 9errsn tperben
Die gr0beren ameritaniI4en 3eitungS4
gefbdfte beIu4en.
80 dter den" ouf 3etfen. 4
Petersburg, 81. Nug. = Der
@3ar unO Die G3arina iinb nit i6ren
8inbern an 8oro Der Sa9t Stan
bart" na9 &ppenbagen abgefa6ren.
Der G3ar blei6t mebrere Sage in 9Gz
nemorf, ebe er iib gum 8efu4 beS
beuti4en &aiiers na6 9an5ig begiebt.
Der 9 q u der in Menf 8enz
fleif 6.
3om, 81. 2(uguit. = 2tnttportlf9
elmer Gritit, pel4e Der amerifaniT6e
&onTuI an Der 6dltung SStalien'S ber
GflaDenfrage in GrDt6rea, StalieriIGz
9Itafriia, gsgeniiber gei6t bate, be-
bauptet Die nSribund," Die 3e9ierung
t6ue 2lIle8, mas in i6ren &rdften ite6t,
I'm BEN Sflapen6anoel gu unterbriiz
Cen. 0u a6er bic &uIte be8 rot6en
W}eere8 ie6r i3per gu patrouiQtren lit.
10 9elGnge e8 ben GtlaDenbGnOlerm
man4mal, gu entfOmmen. 9ie 8egtez
rung 6eoduere Dies tief unb berIu9e
i6r M09lidIte5, N66uGIe gu i4offen.
Ser 3utiinftt9e 9rdftbe ent
BON G6tli.
Ganttago, Gbili, 81, Qtuguit,--
Ser GongreB bat Die Wabl BON 9rn
sSerman 8iesco gum PrGIiOenten pDn
@bilt ratifi5irt. 2Lm 18. September
piro Der neue 9rGfiOent fem 2tmt ans
treten. Die @abl fanO an %. SSgLt
itatt.
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3aparia ~ 21ationaf - Sale

Rr. bis Q. SuosBrecerldsStrdRe-
GerdumieIter Saal in Sfz@altimort ntbt 9o=
aeu=3 3immern itebt gereiHsn uEo Sslell9dlten sur
Nbbdftuna BON SdGen II. (. m. Bur SsrfRgun9.
Gleftriide SsQeu6tung. Rdbere AustuHit bel m
0ertpalttr.
(Spt1, So, ,Wo, hi, ga, ,1W0
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germilhte teIcgrapbiide Srpei6en.

- Sn 9bilaOelpbia hat Der 25
Sabre alte Gurmini 9icarOt Die 15z
id6rige Quciaqasquule erf4Ofen un0
bann ii6 Iel6it entleibt.
- Der S9auipieler 2orimerStobz
barb lit geItern in Sag 9ar6or, g.
s., geitorben. @r mar elm Sobn bss
9i6tars G. 8. StobOar0.
= yn W}ilpautee, @i8c.. lit Suz
lius ban Steen, Der &aifirer ber@era
berei pon 9fiiter II. @ogel, lpegen ana
ge6lider rnteri4lagung BON $4,000
oerbdftet fporoen.
: Sn Menominee, Mia., lit Die
Gtrei9bol5z6dbrtt bon u. gB. Gldrt
C So. ubgebrannt. Der nur t6eila
peiie periiaerte S4aben betrdst $685.
600. !
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Sa6orsSpceuMt.

Sdal unc 9Ogsuiimmer, ooaitdnoig rsAobirt,
.eftrii6es Qi&t, gut O:utiirt. ftcb.n 9erenen unD
Qoatu fir QtrQniigungeH un0 9criammuns,u ,ur
9,rfIaune. Rdbsres bei'm 5anitor i'm GjebduOt,
9r lOl1, 8 It 8a It more Strabe.
jIu915, ,6g9, ,2&S)
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Orea,t-Citg, Ntb.

GaffpnsSiuefs. 81 90
Samffos tIRDntas beimfebrenh). s. 90
e0nntas ,nur fur een Sas siilfis) .....S1.5O
der Q. q. & u. Gampisr r.rIdst gier ar. L.
aiobtfr., $50 Moro,ns uno 4l0 Ta9mittass tags
lid. 5amaaa uns 6oHntao ausetnsmm.n; 5amsag
um $50 Norssns uns 8 rbr 9aSmittaes, 6onntas
au 7.9s Rsrssxs. (autils. lRt, a&gl
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OrORes SSOlfsfef
aur eseier bes
Oeut(C6en Cages
i'm ''9arfep- gark''
Sunnerftaa, 12. Scptember 1901,
absehaIten Dom
llnabb. pirger-D -Dsreiu ponM Marplano
gum Beffrn ees 6dranties Spnes fur
eas rationale Sdnssrfeif bier i'll 1903.


gintritt fret. = &arten finb pon
alien beutf9en 8ereinen gu haben;
ou9 sepGbren Die Mitgliebsturten
folder 8ereine 3utritt.
Ollie 9eIe1I9aften, bic mod feline
&arten erbalten baben, fOnnen fol4e
in getpiinI4ter 3abI fret erbalten gez
gen Na9frage bei'm SetretGr in Ger.
108, Sit>Saratoga@Strabe nube ct.
Puul StraBe, gu irgenD elmer Seit
5nii9en 9 l1br Wtorgens uno 7.3O
4benbs, nit Nusnabme BON 1.30 Bis
3 ll6r.
Sin auBerorbentli6 reid6altiges
PrOgramm iptrb aufgeiteQt: Seitreben,
W}ilitdrzGon5ert, @eiungsz@ortrd9e,
8oltsipiele, turnerii9e 8orIteGungen,
pDramibenbau, MilitGr @rercitien,
Preisfe9eln unb greisI9ieBen fir
SaarpreiIe, San5en unD auerlei an
bsre llnterbaltungen fir Samilien.
8eretne, Die ii6 nod ni9t CUR 8e=
t6eiligung angemelbet 6aben, perben
eriu4t, mOgli6it balO tire Gomite'n
(bon fiinD gu ernennen, unb bieie, To-
pte Die g1amen Der 8ereinsz8eamten
unb Die 3a6l Der getpiinf4ten Gin
trittstarten Dem SefretGr S6olb 3u=
tommen 81 lai7en.
Cine @eneralz8erIammlung aler
Mitglieber Der 6iinferz@omite'n Der
8ereine finbet Sonntag, ben 8.
Sept, 9 ll6r Morgens, i'm v0arlep=
Parf" ftatt, unb tperben CUR ielbigen
3eit Die 6auptquartiere angelpie1en.
2(qe getpiinT9te Qu8tunFt ert6eilt
Der Sefretdr g or1N u. so. g 6 oIb,
Nr. 108, SfzSaratogaz, nabe 81.
paul=Strabe,
Sn5n Gjarfs,
9rGfibent bes 5eIt=9lusf9uHes.
(243-
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Wrtbnr g. Gobloll.
1877 Cff.Saltimprc. Ctr,
geIb:, gSeGllel> nno Yaflage>&gentur

Ceffentlidber Sutar.
@6iffsfarisn no9 uno bon europa
au binisiten Yreiisn. aeiiepdiie be-
Iorst. Nusaablunsen, frsi in's 5aus
mad alien 5beilen gurupa's.
(glsga22 S&6A
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Ess.HGGdnta1tdltd-2eG6.
sSsssaE- q rfarfIontn nae, WtlltllUN

nnc juriif nit eer -Griesfsnsetnte"
teser 6suntaS uu 70 ubr gOrmittaes. Bis ouf
ptit.r. Ra6rht Giftunft in 8aIilnsr. nm f9
ubr absnps Tlabi,tittn aui b,m 9aMsftr soc.
Bss.n, gostfabrtH, 5ti4sa uzs Rrcbsfanstn: 8uuo'
Sahrt ESQ EsuailI, 9&S-)
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The Herald for job printing.
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
FACTS nv FEW LINES

Eight British brewers turn out over
100000 barrels each in year.
The people of Vancouver, b. c., have
withdrawn liquor licenses from music
halls.
A. IL. Davis, Mt. Sterling, Ia, writes:
was troubled with kidney complaint for
about two years, but two onedollar bottles
ofFoleys Kidney Cure effected permanent
cure. Fiesler & McNiece.
4 i. +
Ii you want to study shorthand or.
typeuriting go to Glenwood academy
I. + +
1t you have baby in the house you will
wish to know the best way to check any un-
usual looseness of the bowels, or diarrhoea
SO common to small children. o. P. NJ.
Holiday, OF Deming Ind, who has an ele-
ven months old child, says: Though the
months of June und July our baby was
teething and took running off of the bow
els and sickness OF the stomach. His bow
els would move from five to eight times
day. 1 had bottle of Chambelain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in the
house and gave him four drops in tea
spoonful Of water and he got better at
once" For sale by Hanson & Emerson
druggists
/ + + I.
1t is curious fact that although Mis-
souri, elected it's first governor more
than so years ago, is one of the largest
and most populous Of the states of the
country and that from its geographical
position on the border line between
north and south has occupied an i'm
portant position in national affairs not
one of it's governors has ever been con-
spicuous in national politics with the
single exception Of B. Gratz Brown.
who ran for vice president in 1872 and
was overwhelmingly defeated for that
Office.
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Question AnSWere.

Yes, August Flower still: has the largest
sale OF any medicine IN tn; C vi zed world.
Your mothers and graz drno;hers never
thought of using an tn ng Sc for indl
gestion or blhousn.ss. D~ctors were scarce
and they seldom heard q appendicitis, nerv-
gus prosrat.oA CT hear, .Ia.:ure, etc. They
used August over 10 c!ean out the sy stem
and stop iermentat oa Il undlgested food,
regulate tn: &C. on L, the liver, stimulate
Tie nervous anC .rgan action of the sys-
ten, md tina. al the, took when feeling
duh anL La. w,h headachts and other
aches lou chi need a few doses OF
Greear; Aaeust Tower, inl quid fo.m, to
make .ou satisfied there is nothing serious
tile matter W III lou. Get Green's Prize
Almanac. Hanson Il Emerson.
School children are TO be carried to
school at public expense by the Dor
chester (Md.) county school board in
snarsely settled districts.
+ /. i.
What most people want Is somethin :
mild and gentle. whe min need of physic.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
fill to dot. They. are easy to take and
pleasant in effect. For sale by Hanson x
Emerson druggists.
The introduction OF the Shetland
pony into this country has added an
other means Of healthful enjoyment
to the young folk. He is an affection
ate, intelligent, picturesque little fel-
low, obstinate sometimes, but mulish
never, and oaa be made a great pet of.
by children fond of animals. Espe-
cially is this the case when he has been
bought young and grown up with the
children. They may hug and caress
him as they would big dog. and he
will romp win Them a.:: 5 5s EcS
I, + i. +
P. T. Thomas, Sumpt :rville, Ala: was
suffering from dyspepsia when commenced
taking Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1 took sew
eral bottles and candigest anything
4. 4. i
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western Telephone Exchange company
announces areducti0n of rates, Through
and local. with copper metallic cir
cults and a high standard service for
which this compan is noted.
+ i. i.
Mrs. S. II. Airport. Youngstown, Pa,
says; "Our little girl most strangied to
death with Group. The doctors SAID she
couldn't live but she was instantly relieved
by One Minute Cough Cure. Hanson &
Emerson.
The faa term at Glenwood Academy
opens Oct. l, 1901. Board $3.50 a
week. Room, heated and lighted, 40
cents a week. For catalogue or any
special information write to Prof. K.
Gjerset Glenwood, MINI. s
A lame shoulder is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles, ...ant may be
cured by few applications OF Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. For sale by Hanson &
Emerson.
Twenty years ago. by the census OF
1880. there were $50 small cotton mills
south of the Potomac and Ohio rivers.
witha total Of $50 spindles The cen-
sus Of 1900 win show<nearly 500 mills.
with more than 1000, 600 spindles, and
ct least 100000 spindles more to be
added within Tho next few months n
mills now under const1uctioQ.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
To Save Her Child

From frightful Disagreement Mrs. Nan
ME Galleger, of La Grange, Ca, applied
Pucklen's Arnica Salve to great sores ON
her head and face, and writes its quick cure
exceeded all her hopes. It works wonders
in Sores, Bruises. Skin Eruptions, Cuts,
Burns, Scalds and Piles. 25c. Cure guar
anteed by Fiesler & McNiece druggist.
j. + i.
It is stated on the authority Of
Chinese tea merchant that the glaze on
the paper coverings Of tea chests is
due to a preparation composed prin-
cipally of the refuse Of sharks fins,
tails and SKINS 49,
!. 1. i. 49,
Mr.. Daniel Bantz, Otterville. Ia, says:
Have had asthma and very bad cough
for years, but could get no relief from the
doctors and medicines tried. until took
Foleys Honey and Tar. 1t gave me i'm
mediate relief. and done me more good than
all the other remedies combined. Fiesler &
McNiece. ~}
i. i. j.
The investigation made by Professor
Boyer for the American Ornithological
association Of the Louisiana gulf coast
for the purpose of stationing wardens
to protect the sea birds shows that
nearly all the breeding places of the
birds had been destroyed by killing the
birds themselves and taking their eggs.
Not trace Of birds was found on sew
erai islands, at one time the home of
millions of sea fowl.
I. j. !.
A. R. Bass of Morgantown, Ind, had to
get up ten or twelve times in the night and
had severe backache and pains in the kid
neys. Was cured by Foleys Kidney Cure.
Its guaranteed. Flesler & McNiece.
Would Have Cost Him His Life
Oscar Bowman, Lebanon, KY, writess l
have been using Foleys Kidney Cure and
take great pleasure in stating it gave me
mermanAut cure of kidnav disease ,,b;oh
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
Would Have Cost Him His Life

Oscar Bowman, Lebanon, KY, writess l
have been using Foleys Kidney Cure and
take great pleasure in stating it gave me
permanent cure of kidney disease which
certainly would have cost me my life. Take
none but Foleys. Fiesler & McNiece.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-09-05

me QOCulT phi. FltSlcT * MCNleCe.
+ + +
The curlew, In Scotland called the
"whaup," has increased very much Of
late years. 49,, -.
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-- Their Secret Is Out.
All Sadieville, KY, was curious to learn
the cause of the vast improvement in the
health Of Mrs. S. r. Whitaker, who had
for long time, endured untold suffering
from a chronic bronchial trouble. '|Et's all
due to DR.. Kings New Discovery, "writes
her husband. ''1t completely cured her and
also cared our little grand daugeter Of a
severe attack of Whooping Cough" 1t
rcstively cures Coughs Colds, la Grippe,
Bronchitis, all throat and Lung troubles
Guaranteed bottles soc and $500. TriAl
bottles free at fiesler & McNiece's drug
STORE. H.:
The imperial government of EustTia
has lately placed women on exactly
the same footing as men in regard to
the practice of medicine and the con
ductiny. of chemists shops.
Including the Oceanic, there are new
ten steamers in the British merchant
deet of over 12.o00 tons.
Minister'S Good Work.
81 had asevere attack of bilious collie, got
a bottle of Chanaberlaan,s Collie, Cholera,
and Darrheea Remedy, took two doses and
was entirely cured, % says Rev. A. A Power
OF 'Emporia, Kan. My reighbor across
the street was sick for over week, had two
or three bottles of medicine from the doctor.
He used them for three .or four days without
relief, then called in another doctor who
treated him for some days and gave him NO
relief, SO discharged aim. went over to
see him the next morning. He said his
bowels were ia a terrible fix, that they had
been running Of SO long that it was almost
bloody slux. l asked him if he had tried
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera, and Blarrho-
ca Remedy and he said, Mo- went home
and brought him nay bottle and gave him
one dose; told him to take another dose in
fifteen or twenty minutes if he did not find
relief, hut he took no more and was entirely
cured. think it the best medicine have
ever tried" For sale by Hansop & Emer-
son druggists.
!. +
Taefful. .As
Mrs. Nosepoke-John, don't you think
it's about time for us to call on our
new neighbors?
Husband-Why. they only moved in
this morning.
Mrs. Nosepoke-Oh, know, but all
their stuff will be downstairs and can
see 1t better.-Okio State Journal.
Requfescat In Pace.
"He thought the gun wasn't loaded"
"But 1t really was loaded?"
after he found it out it wasn't
Philadelphia Press.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
For Whocpinp Cough.

''Both my Children were taken with
whonping cough" writes Ms. o. E. Duton
of Danville, I'll. ga small bottle of Foley's
Honey and Tar cured the cough and saved
me doctors bill Fiesler & McNiece.
j. !. j.
The curlew, In Scotland called the
"whaup," has increased very much of
late years. ~, -.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-09-05

Requfescat In Pace.
HE thought the gun wasn't loaded. !"
"But 1t really was loaded?"
after he found it out it wasn't
Philadelphia Press.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-09-05

{ The first book printed In Minnesota
was Bible. 1t was printed in 1885.
about 10 years before the frst issue of
. newspaper In st. Paul.