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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-22

orite dish with many Lincoln county
farmers these days Boys. bring in a
couple OF cub 'possums and subscrib
for the Lincoln Citizen You will get
handsome credIt placed TO your ac-
count on subscription. Lincoln Citi-
zen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-22

Postum and sweet pAtktoes is fav-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-12-12

1t makes no difference what price
Handkerchief yon want, we start them
at lc. and 60 up to the limit. Mel.
Billed.
Geo. H. White, of Denver; formerly
OF this city, has sent to the library,
through L. r. Barto, copy of Mrs.
Eddy's book. Mr.. White is a firm be-
lever in Christian science.
The Methodist Sunday School is
planning nice treat for their sch GLARS
for Christmas. An afternoon Sleigh
ride and aCandy Banquet in the City
hotel dining room will be among the
leading features. Mr.. Cotter, the
'Candy Man., will make the candy for
us, and says he will make until we say
enough.
The Sank Centre dancing club will
give a public dance on January l.
Good music and good time is prom.
ised to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Anderson, OF
the Moody Institute, of Chicago, ILL.,,
"Singing Evangelists, will be with
the Methodist church in revival ser.
vices, beginning December 20. and con-
tinuing for a few weeks. Mr.. Ander-
son wishes large chorus to assist in
the singing and much good is expected
to result from the meetings.
Our line of Louwelsa ware vasesand
bric-a-brac very cheap. H. F. Alden,
jeweler.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-12-12
Gloves and Mittens, an
immense stock at
25c to So. 80.

The ladies Musical club will meet on
Monday afternoon next, at 4 o clock,
with Mrs. Hogan. ......
W. I. Nolan, the dialect story TELLER,
and all around good fellow, was in the
city on Tuesday on his way to Eagle
Bend, where he gave an Entertainment
that evening.
A box Of 'Chiiab 'colorsd Handker-
chiefs for 5e. atiMel Blied's.
W. e, Weodr,uff has old his Hobo
ken property to Frank M, Connolly.
j.. B.. schoenhoff handles all kinds
of machine repairs-oil, needles,
extras, etc. He will make liberal
trades for old machines.
John Kinsella who recently sold his
farm has moved upon the Schw arrtz
place in Ashley. He is undecidedfyet
as to whether he will lease or buy a
farm.
Ladies' Jackets and coats at %25 per
cent off at Boston Store. o
Mayor Hogan went, to Minneapolis
on Monday to meet his Brother Thomas,
who will be pleasantly remembered as
former resident Of this city, He is
now managing The affairs of a large
Montana cattle company and is on
his way home from Chicago.
Wedding Wreaths and bouquets at
Miss. Maysbefry's. #....
l.. r. Barto writes fire insurance.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-12-12
HOW BROS. & 90.

A little more snow but not enough
for practical uses. tx.
Fur scarfs, boas, collars ard muffs
at special prices for the Hoffdays at
Mel. Blied's. =. -.'
New, handsome, fine pieces OF china
at cut prices at AidenSs, the jeweler.
why peddle Your Corn around town
for 40 cents when Chs mill will take all
you have at 5oeeits.
A. E. Kunasssan,' the piano tuner, is
In the city.
Money 80 'ioan on long or short
time. Farm loans, very low rates.
Charles. "A. Morse. -. ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-12-12

FEED GROUND-Commencing on
December II, l will grind feed every
'econd Tuesday thereafter.
~. S, D. JARDINE.
They are all jolly good fellows in the
S. G. D. C. Attend their public dance
On January l, and have a good time.
L.R. Barto has money to loan.
State Commander H. M. Welsh, of
the L. O. T. M. visited Biha West
live No. SO, on Saturday evening. A
class was initiated and at the close of
the work refreshments were served by
The ladies. All present hoping Lady
Welsh win Visit our hive again as
she is PHEASANT lady to meet.
F. A. PPangburn left on the Tues
day morning train for St. Paul. He
expects to be absent several weeks,
We have good ass ortment of men g
odd vests at 81, $1.25 and si.60. A.
Dahlem. Co.,. 4 -
Do you want livery rig? Get the
pest for the lowest price-the kind
McGregor Bros. have. I
+ A New Paynesville dispatch an
nounces the death, at Fargo, of Miss
Hattie, daughter of Rev. T. G, Hud-
son. AT one time she was q resident
II this city and win be pleasantly re-
.neabered by many Sympathy goes
out " the beiea>ea Family.
For real estate and low rates on
farm loans see q. F. Cooper.
A. Delacy Wood slipped and fell on
a slippery Sidewalk at st. Paul on
Monday ana broke his left shoulder
blade. He is at the city hospital Tor
treatment, The HERALD ventures an
opinion that Mr.. Wood will ststft a
newspaper at the hospital before his
discharge therefrom. Ia
Harry Briggs is in town. !,
Be sure to attend the S. g. ID. sCs
dance on January l.
The City Steam Laundry washes
on Monday, Wednesday aid Friday.
|. Watches, chains rings, sstc.-larger
assortment at cheaper ,prices than ever
at Alden's :, 49,.
Dressing Sacques AL new correct
atyles at prices ranging from 75c to
$500 at Mel Blied's.
Rev. K. Ne Morrill,, Of st. Cloud,
for, the past three years pastor OF the
Baptist church, his rendered his resig-
nation,
DON'T freeze when you can buy .
good, big, warm all-weol ulster, such
as we are selling at $3.50; better ones
at go ana siz.bo. A. DAHLEM.
Reterence was made last week to the
fact Of the purchase OF 600 acres OF
land in Northern stearns by Hon. E.
q. Hogan. The land was purchased OF
the Great N orthern railroad company,
some Of ftbeing near New Paynesvilae,
snd, OthSf pieces in the western end OF
the county. It 10 all valuable farming
lands ahd will be disposed Of by Mr..
Hogsn3t once to intending buyers.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-12-12
THE WOMAN


john Danzl, aged 10 years, who
Game to Stearns county As years ag'
from Germany and settled in the town
of St. Joseph, died in shat village this
morning, following prolonged illness
brought on by old age. The decreased
is survived by widow and ninf|
children, all OF them growh. Until a
year ago the DECEASED lived on q farm
in the town D, St. Joseph On, which be
settled a. years ago, when he moved
into the Vfllege. There were, few bet
ter known men in the county.-st
Cloud Times.
j. A few last year jackets for ladies'
80 per cent off at Boston, Store.
|TEETH! D Dr. : N NJ, Avn VIII :. ).
December % afternoon and December
"a, forenoon. All kinds OF dentistry.
In Long Prairie on December2 20 and 81.
A rather fascinating young lady
went into one of our drug stores the
other day to purchase bath sponge.
The story goes that when.the obliging
young clerk pranced up to inquire her
wants she became frattied" and ask.
ed for q sponge bath. The clerk i'm.
mediatly tainted and has not yet en-
tirely recovered from the shock. h
DIR, W. s. Leech, who has been
predicting his profession at Foley for
some time and who has secured . large
share of the practice in that section,
has decided to return to Brootsn. :
On Friday and Saturday might, Of
this week, the same company which
played "a Merry Minister" six
months ago, will present ".AlFool for
Luck" and "His Nobs, the Baron"
Mrs. A. Barto visited with her son
Allen, at Long Prairie during the
past week.
A new stock :ot Elgin fancy, dress
shirts just received for, Christmas
trade. A. DAHLEM.
The morning DISCOURSE in the Bap-
tist church will be, stripped up"
Evening" the audience, 10 requested
to leavetwo seats empty. Hbys chance
all the seats would be filed, chairs
will be borrowed for the occasion.
The best horses. the, best carriages
the best stable and the best prices all
these at McGregor Bros. livery stable.
Order your ice Of the, Peoples Ice
Company.,.A. big load for 80 cent?,
Phone number "a.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-12-12

beautifully notified on the outside.
Then there's Saucepans, Kettles, COT
fee or Tea Pots, Pans, Basins, !. and
dozens of things, The pricesS Well,
a trife higher than the cheap7sort,
but cheaper anyway. If you don't put
off buying the Quadruple Coated
''Stransky''. Ware, you can put on
the same ware year after year.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-12-12
"Polly,. put the Kettle on
And we'I all have tea"

An. ,yif the
kettle is q In
ported Quadruple
Enam eled one, yeu
scan keep putting
the same on for
five years or more.
D,,oo ,-L3k1 ilo
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-12-12

Chirdren's Jackets Is per cent off at
The Boston store. .,@s.->
DR.. Niven is coming again.
A big stock of ladies', mems and
children's Scotch gloves in plain and
fancy colors at popular prices, A.
Dahlem. r..
Recognizing that there is an ever
growing demand for able teachers,
Glcnwood Academy devotes special
attention to the teacher's course. In
the winserm one or moreclasses are Of
fered In all the branches required for
all grades of certificates. Students
have absolute freedom in choice of
subjects. At.
The business course ut Glehwood
Academy is thorough and PRACTICAL
and conducted according to the most
approved methods. At.
DR.. Niven. Monday afternoon and
Tuesday forenoon. 81.
New, fresh, up-to-date goods In all
lines at Alden's, Main-st. jeweler.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give 1Oc coffee and apron sale
at the home of Mrs. S.M.Bruce, Thurs
day afternoon, Dec. 10, from 200 to
800 o'clock.
The winter term at Glenwood Acadr
envy opens Jan. I, college preparatory,
Normal, and commercial courses. In
struction in shorthand and type-writ.
ing; vocal music, organ, piano, violin,
mandolin, guitar or any band instru-
ment. Rates very low. At.
The Methodist Sunday school will
observe Christmas by taking . sleigh
! ride up the lake. /.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-12-12
LOCAL NOTES
DECEMBER IL, 1901.

If you are weak and heavy ladened +,
encun berod with d load of care lay it
aside for one night and laugh with "a
Merry Minister" Co. az the opera
house Dec. Is and IA. =.
Singer sewing machines are sold by
]. B. Schoenhoff, the laundry man, on
the installment plan. Only s. per
month. ~.
Corn, SO cents: Barley, As ceIts;
Oats, 81 cents; at the mill.
TITS better to laugh than be signing.
They are wise who resolve to be gay. >
So just see GA Merry Minister" Co.
and forget your troubles. Dec. Ii
and IA, .
Best of laundry work done at the
city oLeam Laundry. e..
While searching for good things in
this life don't overlook "a Merry Min
lister" Company in "A Fool for Luck -
Dec. 13 and IA. ....- a.s.-
No acids are used in washing at the
City Steam Laundry. .....
oA9roEIA.e.,.,t
Bear. til. HIhs Kind YOU Haze Always Bought
''s, + lZizEAzzszzx
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
NOT REJECTED.

Twas currently reported this morning
,ha, the Royal Trus, company Of Chicago
had refused TO take the Boulder Railway
& Utility company's bond issue as . re.
suit Of expert Ambler's report This &c.
port is unlounded inasmuch as negotia
,ions are still on. The story appears 70
have emana;ed from Mr. Allison and
Attorney Duncan has the following to
say Of that gen,lemAn's actions:
Trustee Allison has given ont the
word that the release and other papers
pertaining to the Boulder Railway and
Utility company have been returned and
that the sale OF the bonds OF that com.
pany has fallen. Inquiry from members
Of The company result in the information
,ha, Mr. Allison's charges Of about 5000
Tor his services seem exorbitant TO the
bond purchasers and to tie company,
and both the purchasers and the COM
pary have decided that it is best to
suhmi, the amour, to be paid 10 MI
Allison TO the court and especially SO
since the company claims that number
Of the c,her claims can be materially
reduced. The members OF the company
seem TO feel that Mr. Allison IS showing
excellent discretion as banker in giving
out inform alton which is stiic,ly banking
business, but seem willing 10 leave thi.
to the public and the directors Of the
First National bank.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
GEORGE SHERMAN DEAD.

A Pueblo dispatch to the Rocky
Mountain News announces tie following
sad news:
George T. Sherman died at the ST.
James hotel this evening at 1880. at the
az. Of 70 Mr. Sherman had been in
Pueblo sone time with his mother. and
had been rapidly failing in health.
Some years ago he was employed on the
Pueblo Chieftain. Later he went to
Boulder. where he studied at the state
university, edited the Boulder Camera
and corresponded for the News He
was graduated from the state university
with the class Of 1920. and was married
shortly afterward to Miss Nora Elder OF
Boulder. Going 10 Denver, he vas em.
ployed for several months a. reporter Of
the News. Then he went to Phoenix.
Aria in the hope that warmer climate
would check a tendency toward con
sumption that had already become pro-
nounced.
Mr. Sherman was a brilliant student
and clever writer. His wife and mother
survive him.
Funeral announcements will be made
later. The Masons will probably have
charge OF the services. Mr. Sherman
was a member Of Colorado Alpha
chapter. Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity
at the state university"
A dispatch this morning to Clyde
Elder, brother.in law of the deceased
Ian, states that the funeral will be held
| in Pueblo "Wednesday afternoon and in.
terment will take place at that city.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
UP IN A FORTNIGHT

Buffalo, Sept. Io-This morning was
cold and drilling. 1t was weary day
but at noon the sun broke through the
clouds and this afternoon is very bsauti-
full. gtis confidently believed that the
president Will in fortnight be signing
state pap :r.. They will not extract the
bullet. II /. believed 10 be out OF the
way and will do no harm. The X rays
will not be used and there will be no
search. The feeling in town today IS
one OF general rejoicing. Carriages and
automobiles are passing up and down
Delaware avenue as If on holiday. The
exposition for the hrst time since last
Friday is crowded. II is intended to
have all church bells ring for halt an
hour as a sign Of gladness.
A distinguished party visited the Mil
burn house ,Lis morning. They we're
very much satisfied and the meeting was
in great contrast to that Of two days ago.
1t included Vice President Roosevelt.
Secretaries Gage. Root. Hitchcock and
Wilson and Postmaster General Smith.
They we're pleased with the doctors re-
p,r, that the president would ST up
within ten days. Roosevelt will return
a. once TO Washington. Noon bulletins
are equally satisfactory.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
TO PRAY FOR RECOVERY.

The attention OF PresbyteriAns is asked
to the call OF Governor Orman asking
citizens Of Colorado to assemble some.
time during Wednesday, Sept. nth. to
pray for the recovery Of our beloved
president. It being our regular prayer
meetiag night this subject will occupy q
prominent part Of the exercises.
G. NJ. ANDERSON.
Clerk Of Session.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
ENJOiNeD HIM.

John Briefly, who owns . piece OF
property near the mouth OF the canon,
had writ Of injunction served on Road
OverseeY Latora this morning. Latora.
by order Of the county commissioners,
vas preparing to widen the road opposite
B,,erley's place and in dong so would
have had to slice of 4 substantial bit Of
the latter aen,lem ms property. Briefly
did not want to be deprived Of his prop.
erty without due process OF law.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
FOR THE EXPOSITION.

MIG. w. Thatcher. . prominent min
ing man OF Aspen. was in town today
With his son. who will resume work at
the university. Mr. Thatcher Is presi
dent Of the St. Louis exposition board
from Colorado AMI hopes TO induc: the
county commissioners to make some
provision f,r Boulder county display.
The commission At present IS out OF
fands bu, will be in good shape soon.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10

FlS| Link
Is BEGUN
TRAMWAy AT WORK.

Begin Construction ofTheir Northwestern
Lins tp Bouider.
Al least the first link In the electric
line from Boulder to Denver will be
completed BY the first Of December. A
contract has been let TO J. A. Osner Of
Denver 10 grade the survey for tie new
electric line which will reach Arvada
from the present terminus at Berkeley.
This will be three miles long and twice
that distance from the Union depot. Mr.
Osner must complete bis contract within
Xix weeks. He will have 10 remove TO-.
300 yards Of earth and will be paid at the
rate Of r7c yard.
Other contracts have also been let to
set up the necessary poles and string the
Crolley wires. 1t is promised that BY De.
cember first the gong will be changing
ncrrily along the newly completed road.
Other portions Of the road will be COM
pleted later-how much later. no one
knows.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
EmMA's MOTHER TALKS.

Rochester. Sept Io-Mss Abraham
Goldman, mother Of Emma Goldman,
said today that she knew nothing OF he'
daughters doings. but didn't believe she
had anything to do with the attack On
the president. She and her daughter
did not discuss the lattes's sGairs but
she admitted that her daughter believed
in the assassination Of rulers She heard
from Emma every week but didn't know
where she was now.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
NOT 0vERRULEO.

Justice Adams declares that he was
not overruled 10 the Lamn case, as has
been previously stated. In rendering
his decision Judge Bennett said that the
j1stice court had no discretion to allow
bail under the circumstances, but that
such discretion did lie with the higher
court. This decision practically sustain
ed the Justices conteltion.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
FRANK lEMmox.

Frank Lemmox died at 1880 this
tnorning after short illness. Typhoid
fever was the cause Of his death. He
leaves wife and four children to mourn
bis loss. He is a brother. in.law of w. ].
Harris. the lumberman. and was engaged
IN mining near Ward. The funeral will
take place tomorrow from his late resi-
dence, corner Fourth and Pearl. The
A. o. u. w. will have charge Of the in.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
NO BAILER YET.

c. 3. Garfield and Charles White re.
turned to Boulder on the morning train
from Florence. whittier they had gone to
procure "spud." A spud for use in an
,il we'll is a different affair from the arti.
Gle for which the Greeley farmer is now
getting FIVE cents a pound. In fact, it is
even more expensive. Il is what has
been termed not .inaptly-a mud bucket.
II is hoped that the new paraphernalia
will soon produce results. Meanwhile
the wells at Nj Wot are going merrily
down without hitch in the work. Pros.
pests are very bright there.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
Puts Money
|D h|e B0||k
UNCLE SAM WEALTHY.
WIN P,.e. tn. I.eom. From tn. I...r..,

viii Place the Inooms From the Isternal
Revenue in Various Basks.
Washington, Sept. Io-Secretary Gage
10 message to the clearing house asso.
citation this morning says that he rec
ogriles the influence Of the absorption
Of the revenues Of the country by the
United States revenue law on the circu
laiion Of capital Accordingly the In
coming receipts from this source will be
placed in the national repositories until
IL total amount shall equal the capital
stock Of such an institution. Abou'
$1,000 900 will be At once Withdrawn
from the treasury vault.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
SIRelGEL IS MAD.

The column article in uniay's Den
YER Times, reviewing the different phases
Of the Sueigel case and accusing the
gentlemen now confined in the county
bas.ile OF foully numbering his wife. had
the effect Of making that gentleman
very wrAthy. H: denied the story very
strongly and ,hirs.s for revenge on the
wyitep
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
GOT MAGGyc.

Washington. Sept Io-Chief Wilkie
Of the secret service has received unos
fetal word from San Francisco that An.
tonic Maggyo. the Italian who said Nc.
Kiuley would be shot before October l..
has been arrested. Maggyo said he
wanted to do the job. but little notice
was taken Of hi. slater 1t is now
thought the assassination was planned.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
PRePSA ARE STRONG.

Manager Johnston Of the Prep football
team is highly pleased with the outlook
for successful year. There is plenty Of
new material on hand. Some heavy line
men are in sight. and there viii be a
fight for every position on the team.
Finances are getting in excellent shape.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
Police C0D|Ie
Festive [n|n|0
FOUND At LAST.
Emma 0oldma. Arrested while CashipE
Her Check.

Her Check.
Chicago. Sept. Io-Emma Goldman
vas arrested here this afternoon at 3o3
Sheffield avenue. She had just arrived
from St. Louis and came to get her regu.
lar check as pay from the Wholesale
houses tor which she is travelling. Last
Friday and Saturday she held confer
enee In St. Louis with her followers IN
the saloon of Ernest Kurzenknade on
South Third street, In this hosbed Of
anarchism she talked 10 her followers.
Speaking OF the attempted assassination
she said: "What are they going to do
about u1 Let's see them prove that !
had anything to do with ii. have half
a mind to 60 to these Newspapers and
police and tell them so. may 30 U
Buffalo and brave it out A mob
wouldn't hurt a woman against whom
nothing had been proved"
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
ELKS INITIATE.

Three more outcasts were turned into
The right path las. night when Harl S
Kulle, the jeweler. J. E. Nelson Of Hol
stems and Charley Cook. the Salina
merchant and dancing expert. we're taken
into the fold. The antlers ht gracefully
this morning. though there are sore spots.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
ROBBED AND BEATEN

Victor. Colo. Sept. Io-Tvo non urion
employes Of the Economic mills here
we're set upon last nigh, by masked men.
They were robbed and beaten-one
perhaps fatally. The Woods Investment
company, owners Of the mill. offer $1,000
reward for the capture Of the assailant.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
His Recovery
Seems Ce|0l
GETTING STRONGER.
No UnfavorAbie Indicatioss Have shown
Themselves.

xNV hOusUoNVeS A1ovS OsSS~ - =
Themselves.
Buffalo. Sept. Io-The doctors held a
conference this morning At 9 o'clock and
a bulletin was issued shortly before 10.
I. was very favorable to the president.
The presiden, had passed the most com
Portable night yet. Although he has
been given no food he seems strong.
After several hours sleep. he awoke this
morning, bright and chatty. Dr. Parke
one OF the attending physicians was
asked: "Do you regard the president
IS out Of dangeri" He replied: mo l
do not wish to 20 as far as that. but !
will say that unless complications set in
he will recover" When asked regard
ing the removal Of the president he said:
Il, is entirely too early to consider such
a step" II he should be removed he
will be taken to Washington. naturally.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
STOPPED WORK.

Pi,,.burg. Sept. Io-No attempt vas
m d.. TO open the National Tube works.
The light plant men were prevented
from going to work today and As result
the plant will be in darkness tonight.
The trust, it is believed, will shut down
th. plant indefinitely.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
Attsnties. Leyal Queen.

All members Of Loyal Queen Rebekah
No. ~, are requested 10 be At lodge
Wednesday, September nth at 7:3o
sharp. The state president will be pres
ent. All members Of the staff are re.
ques.ed to come by order Of the captain.
NINA Hooking, N. G.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
WOMEN AT VICTOR.

Victor, Colo. Sept. Io-Armory hall
presented a pleasing sight today with its
decorations to receive the State Fedora.
ton Of Women's clubs. There are i7S
delegates and 500 guests present. One
hundred clubs, including 5000 women
of the state. are represented.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
POST is FACETloUS.

H. Unser Of Florence has matriculated
az student in the State University at
Boulder. II his front initial were only q
little nearer his surname what fun his
College chums could have with the com.
bination.-Denver Post.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
JEBB WILL COACH.

Arthur E. Jebb. former fu!l.back on
varsity. has been engaged to coach the
Denver University football eleven. Mr.
Jeob's many Boulder friends will wish
him success in his undertaking.
Daily camera., 1901-09-10
MORE BOERS GONE.

London. Sept. 9-Lord Kitchener re
ports the capture Of 600 Boer. His
force killed g. Boers and capssssd much
arms and ammunition.