davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1901-03-02
A Curious Custom,

Brittany has a strange burial CUSTOM
Bodies are buried as in this country, but
when the flesh has disappeared the skele-
ton is exhumed and the skull detached and
placed in tiny coffin. These skull collins
are little boxes painted black or green.
shaped likA dog kennel. with sloping
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-11-22
FIRE PROTECTION.
City cogncII is Considering Sub
mitted Plan.

An unofficial meeting of the
members of the city council was
held yesterday afternoon to COIL
slider the bid for an equipment for
fire protection, submitted by the
Fire Extinguisher Mfg. Co., of
Chicsgo, through their represen-
tstlve, Geo. G. Hutchings.
The equipment offered consists
of hand rump, suction engine
capable of throwing two 3-4 inch
streams 175 feet, hose cart, 500 feet
of hose, one dozen II quart rubber
buckets, ladders. pike poles and
pick-axes. The price asked for
the entire equipment is s99900.
There is available in the fund
collected by public subscription
$500, and the council is asked to
appropriate the balance necessary
to purchase THE more efiieien; ap-
paratus.
AT the meeting yesterday the in
dividual members of the council
expressed them selves as favorable
to the company's proposition, and
a special meeting viii be called for
this afternoon to take the PROPOSE
ton under consideration officially.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-11-22
Long DISTANCE "fieIIo'' Line.

Work on the vinita-Claremore Long
Distance line, Will be commenced by
the Indian Telephone company Mon
day. L. z. Isbell, acting as represen-
tative Of the company 10 securing its
right-of-way, has met with little pp-
position from property owners, and
the way is now clear to Vinita. The
new line will put Vinita in talk
connection with a territory that is
closely allied with il, both CONNER
cially aud socially.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-11-22

A death that has brought sorrow TO
many homes IN this city occurred early
this morning, when Mrs. Hattie Bray
.succumbed TO an attack OF pneumonia.
The decedent has lived in Vinita
number of years, and has by her kind
" nature, won place 10 many hearts
that mourn her departure. The body
will be taken 20 her old home at Paris,
Texas, for interment this afternoon.
lrs. Il. p. McGlasson is a daughter
OF the decedent, and with her sister,
Mrs. Boone. OF Whitesboro, Texas,
will accompany the remains to their
last resting place.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-11-22

Twelve years ago j. w. Sullivan, OF
Hartford, Conn.,, scratched his leg
with a rusty wire. Inflammation aud
blood poison set in. For two years be
suffered intensely. Then the best
doctors urged amputation, "but." be
writes, 81 used one bottle Of Electric
Bitiers and u boxes Of Bucklin's Ar
Mica Salve and my leg was sound aud
well as ever" For ernptions, eczema.
letter, salt rheum, sores and all blood
disorders Electric Bitters has no rival
on earth. Try them. Peoples and
a. w. Foreman's Drug stores viii
guarantee satisfaction or refund
money. Only 50 cents. dW
Isis nearly time 70 90 in training
for that Thanksgiving dinner
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-11-22

already are condemning the Mus
kogee convention as rump gath
ering.
The most TO be hoped for this
winter is that congress may extend
the lines of Oklahoma around In
dian territory and replace the Ar
kansas statutes with the laws of
Oklahoma. This would be long
step toward single statehood, as it
would hasten the removal of the
greatest obstacle to change, the
Dawes commission. In Indian
territory the Dawes commission is
believed to be the source of all tho
evils that sffiict the land. The
popular opinion is that the men,
bers of the Dawes commission de-
vote their time to concocting
schemes by which they can pro-
long their tenure of Office. Friends
OF the commission bitterly resent
such statements and declare that
the work of the commission is gi-
gantic, endless in detail, the prob
lens difficult of solution and that
the commission is proceeding as
rapidly as possible
Opponents of single form OF
government .or the territories say
that the work of the Dawes com.
mission has not progressed far
enough to permit the services Of
any kind OF union with Oklahoma.
The strongest objection that could
be made from this standpoint
would be that the Indian territory
ID lacking in taxable property sufii
cient to provide just basis for
even single territorial form Of
government withs0klahoma. The
forthcoming report OF a govern
ment agent will show that Indian
territory has at this time property
amounting to fifty million dollars
upon which taxes can be levied
This is twice as much as Oklaho
ma bad during the first few years
OF her existence, and is only about
fourteen million dollars short OF
her present assessed valuation.
The advocates of a union of the
territories offer this as an incon-
trovertible argument and say that
so Tar as the Dawes commission is
concerned the extension of the ter
ritorial lines OF Oklahoma around
Indian territory by next congress
would be no embarrassment, and
that tie work of the commission
could proceed With no more fric
tion than 4te work of a commits
sion sitting in Indian territory to
discuss the building of the Mica
ragua canal.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-11-22
CONGRESS EXPECTED
To Deny Statehood to Oklahoma a
This Winter But Will Ex.
tend it's Lines Around
The Indian Ter.
ritory.

That the recent single statehood
meeting at Muskogee reflected the
general sentiment of the two ter
Titories is shown by the importance
given il by the metropolitan press,
after CAREFUL study, by their politi-
cal editorial writer's and special
correspondents.
The following resume of its
probable effects, from thekAansas
City Star, contains much more
than mere probability:
"The single statehood con vention
at Muskogee made reasonably GER
tain the fact that Oklahoma will
see no change in her present form
of government until Indian terri.
tory is ready to participate with
out division and upon an equal
basis in all the privileges that mey
be given to Oklahoma. A.mHor-
iry of citizens OF Indian territory
believe that single statehood is in-
evitable, and although a number
Of them may be opposed TO a union
with Oklahoma, yet they would re.
sist to the utmost any statehood
scheme which would enable Okla
homa to acquire the machinery OF
a statehood government prior TO
receiving il themselves. They in.
sist upon square deal, and con-
tend that the political rights Of the
people of the Indian territory
should receive equal consideration
from congress to those Of Oklaho-
ma. They suspect, and with fea-
son, that the politicians Of Okla
homa ore seeking TO gerrymander
Indian territory as the politicians
OF the Indion territory would like
to gerrynander Oklahoma. SO
jealously DO the people OF the In
dian territory seek to protect their
future that there is no exaggera-
Nfion in saying that they would
send delegations 10 Washington to
make an opec fight against an Ok
ahoma movement for statehood
independent Of the Indian terri
tory.
An attempt viii be made in
Washington TO discredit the Mus
kogee convention, but the single
ftatehood plank of the convention
will commend iteelf 10 northern
and eastern senator's, most OF whom
sre opposed TO creating two small
western states and the election of
Jour senators.
Some portions OF Indian terri
tory are willing 10 become part Of
oklahoma under any circum.
stances. Their delegates at the
Muskogee convention, however,
gladly supported the resolution
declaring for single statehood and
stipulaiing that there should be 20
pieccmeal addition Of Indian terri
fory. This resolution was a lib
eral concession from Oklahoma.
fDo liberal. in fact. for the Repub.
Ican lenders Of Oklahoma, who
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-11-22

The Vinita Public Library will open
on Saturday, Nov 3. from to p
m. Every one interested in the Il
brary is asked 10 pay their respects
during the afternoon. Commercial
Club rooms, Wilson street.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-11
P~rzebudzenie w ROsyi.

w Rosyi dokonuj2 sic wazne zmia-
ny W pogl2dach ludu ma zadanie Ger.
Xvi ] jcj st0sunek do narodu. Missy
zrywaj2 sic z w~iekowego letargu do
nowego zycis, a bezposrednim bodz-
CEN W tym kierunku jest ME tylk,
przesladowanie mlodziety akadcmi-
ckiej, ktoremu ukaz carski polotyl
co dopiero wielkodusznie kres, ale
wiecej j~eszcze napasG ,~,swietsgo sy.
nodu" ma 1nanego pisarza Iva Miko-
~isjewicza Tolstoia. Miedzy li,erata-
mi wszczyna sic " szerszym zakresie
polemika o eerkiew, o wypaczone
przez mia zasady chrzesciansSic, o
strupieszala~ hierarchia, o potrzebie
reformy koscielnej in capitc ct in
membris | o koniecznosci skierowa-
MIA narodu rosyiskiego ps drogs Po-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-11
KATASTR0FA KARGOWSKA.
EpizOd z roku 1893.

Gdy cie czyta opis seen, kt6rych
widowniq byls Wielkopolska W
pierwszych chwilach jej zajecia
przez pprzyzwoite silly" ~jeneraIa
Moellendorfa W roku 1893, rzeko-
me jak TO usprawiedliwiala 6w-
czesna nota pruska - ola ocalcnia
ndobrego ~porzqdku j spokojnosci",
zagrozonych jakoby re strony
nmniemanej partji patrjotycznej"
,,wielorakiemi gwaltownosciami i
wiolacjami teritorji" C,Koresp.
krajowo i zagr." z 1902 r. Nr. o.
ME chce sic wierzyt, by nar6d Bit
ny, z wysokiem poczuciem honoru
r~ycerskiego, m6gl bye tax biernym
WIDEN spelnianego gwaltu.
Kraszewski W dziele ,,Polska W
czasie trzcch rozbior6w" e. III,
1917 podaje swiadectwo wsp6lczes-
nego owym wydarzeniom. jakoby
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-07-11
z Buffalo, n. Y.
Dzieh Polski.

Jak 81. braciom zwiazkowym via.
domo, Dzieh Polski podczas wystawy
Pan-amerykahssiej W Buffalo odbe.
die sic dnia l2.go wrzesnia r. b.
Dywizja Zwiazkowa poczyniia jus
wszelkie kroki do wspanialego urza.
dzenia Dnia Polskiego. potrzeba tyi.
ko, azeby grupy wv. podntek so O.
od czlonka przez swych delegatow
do przyszlego posiedzenia wniosiy.
Ma TEN samem posiedzeniu Zarzqd
dywizjj wraz z dclcgatami po otrzy-
MANU- og6lncj suwy, bedzie mogi
wydaG zam0wienia 90 do rydwaEow,
muzyki, odzusk, / {. p, a poniewa,
cza jul tersz kr0tki, upraszamy
grupy Nv, asoby ma svyoh posie-
dzeniaoh delegation caikowita sumo
~wrsczyly, j sprawy tax waznej jak
Dzioh PolSki MO zasypiali. Przy-zie
posiedzsnic delogatow dywizii Nv.
odbedzie sic W niodziele dnia 2I-go
lipca o god1. 4.tcj popo,udniu W
gornej hall Kosciuszko. Upraszamy
81. pan6w delegat6w o punk,Galne
s.awionie sic W k~ouplocio, poniowsz
komiteta zdGws6 bsda swo sprawl
zdania, eaten obcCnosc Sszystkich
Jest konieczna.
b. Rabicrzydski, sckr.
7e6 Broadway, Buffalo, N. x.
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Ma niedzielny targ mafem mia
steczku przyni6sl CHOP wiazkc
motel ma sprzcdaz. Widzi go in.
spektor podatkowy; zaraz zatrzy-
mujc sig j pyta:
Co wy IA jedni?
- Chaiupnik.
= z czego zyjecie?
Jak Pan Bog przydarzy. GA
sem zarobi sic we divorce, czascm
przy kopaniu drogi i jest IA ziem-
maxi i ma chlcb. A "a miotiy kap-
ME "szostka" Tub poltora i jest IN
sol.
"A czesto miotly sprzedajecie?
-Ot, kazdci niedzieli.
- Me moglibyScic wiccej motel
uarobiG?
- Ia m6glbym.
- Tax &c sto, alho d~wicScie.
rrzyniescie mi ma przyszla niedzic-
lie dwicscic motel. - Iapisal sobic
nazwisko chiopa j jego WIGS.
Ma drug2 niedziclc przynosi
CHOP dwicscic motel.
A TO wy? IrobiliScic dwieScie
miotel? No to dobrze. Teraz idzcie
sprzcdajcic jc ia targu.
CHOP popatrzyl ma puma inspck-
tora, poskrobal sig W glove, splu-
nal i poszedf.
Sprzcdal ma targu sicdm miotel,
resztc chciaf juz zrzuciG 4 mostu
do rzeki, DO mu zbytnio ciezyly, ale
nawinqf sic zyd Leiba i kupii je Ia
piec centow i kieliszek w6dki.
Ma drugq, ~trzecia, czwartQ ME
dzicle ME sprzedai chop zadnej
mioily W miasteczku, DO Lejba &c
swego wielkicgo zapasu sprzedawal
je pc %ccncic, wicc 0 polowc t%aniej
cd niego. CHOP przcstal wyrabia6
miotly j ME miai ma sol. Ale IN to
przysfaf mu pan inspector nakaz
platniczy podatku zarobkowego oil
"sprawdzonego" dochodu 20S zIr
re sprzedazy 10,40O motel rocznie
W kwocie Is zlr. z dodatkami it'd.
We diva lata potem zlicytowano
chafupe chiopa "a zalegIy podatek
zarobkowy. Kupil ja Simchc, szwa-
gicr Lcjby.
TAX sic wymierza W Galicji po-
datki.
Ogol szcmral wprawdzic, oil ga
su do czasu podni6sl jakis krzyk
Tub protest, lccz wyszkolony ~jcszczc
W czasach jozcfhskich, cierpliwie
znosil CIGAR podatkowy, kt6ry olo-
wien p%rzygniotl przemysl krajo-
wy, drobny handel, rzcmiosla i roll
nictwo, a zabil dobrobyt. Sci9gal
sic 2 ostatniego j jak m6gl, podatki
placil. w ostatnich jcdnak latach
poczeto Srube pcdatkowa zakrecac
ponad wszelka miare i ~sluszno5c.
StworLono poprostu caly system
ucisku. Istnicjqce zaS ustawy po.
datkowe doskonale sic ku tcmu ma
dawaly.
Podatki ausiryackic, slawnc s9
ma obu p6lkuluch Skladaja sic one
cos z okolo sicdmdziesicciu Jodza-
j6w rozmaitych pcIatk6w, tylez
rodzajow dodatk6w do mich j jesz-
cze z dodatkGw do dodatk6w oil po-
datk6w. Vice so podatki gminne,
powiatowe, krajowe, p%ahstwOwc. So
podatki gruDtowc, dOmowe, Blaso.
we, czynszowc. zarobkowc, docho-
dove it'd. it'd Niema jcdDak jabiej5
jedncj ustawy, kt6raby &c wszystkie
podatki DoTmowaIa, ale jest iysiqc
przepis6w j tysiqc rozporzqdzeh
mic ujetych W zadnq caloS6, W roz-
maitych czasach wydonych, mic
jednokrotnic &c SODA sp%rzecznyoh,
najTozmaiciej komentowanych. W
tsm l~abiryncic zsden czlowiek w.
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est regarde CONNIE une emeute.
n sedition ct toute la Cour est
en- alarme."
(Po cdmowach kilkakrotnych ME
nalegali, ale udali sic do sail s9sied.
niej i tam tanczyli Gala noe, mo-
wiac: Dw6r moze nosic zalobe, jc-
yell chce, ale my ME jestesmy
krewnymi kapeta CLudwika XVD
mozemy vice, powinnismy sic ba-
vic. w kraju tax spokojnym, jak
Saksonja, wypadek ten uwazany
jest "a bunt, "a podburzanie i caly
dw6r jest zaniepokojonyl.
Prey tym wia5nie raporcie: o
wrazeniu wywolanem w Niemczech
Scieciem Ludwika XVI. przeslal
Perandier list Augusta Krumha.
ma, opisuiacy wkroczenie prusa-
k6w do Wielkopolski i rzez spell
Mona, W tydzieh Pc katastrofie pa
ryzkiej. ma rynku kargawskim.
GENERAL Moellendorft wkroczyl
do Wielkopolski z oddzialem r.
~tysiecznym i zajat ma wstepie
miasteczka Branno, Miedzyrzecz i
Miedzych6d, ME napotkawszy zbyt
silnego oporu.
% stycznia 1893 roku zaioga z
Frankenberga wyruszyia DO MAS
teczka Kargowa.
,,Towarzyszylem konno - pisze
krumham mojemu przyjacielo-
wi, pulkownikowi Koehlerowi, kt6-
ry dowodzit oddzialem przednim.
! Przybylismy do Kargowy W poiud-
ME. Wyslano natychmiast Office.
IA z dwoma zolnierzami do dow6dcy
garnizonu p~olskiego, skiadajacego
sic z go ludzi, z wezwaniem go do
wydania miasta i kordygardy, lecz
wezwanic TO odrzucil. Wydelego.
wano wskutek tcgo adJutanta z ze.
grozeniem, re w razie dalszego o.
poru uzytq zostsnie sila zbrojua.
TIA sama odpowiedi odmowna.
Wstqpiiem do miasta z adjutantem,
a tuz "a nina caiy battalion, ziozo-
ny szesciuset z%oinierzy, kt0ry
uderzywszy W bebny, otoczyl ra-
tusz.
,,Zaioga polska porwaia "a broi.
Wtedy nasz dowodca zblizyl sig
konno do d6w6dcy polskiego z "a.
pytaniem: czy gotow jest poddac
sic? Byiem dosyc blizkim i sly
szaiem dokiadnie ich slowa.
- Me, zawolai dow6dca polski.
Me poddam sic i bronic sic bede
do ostatka.
- Panic rzecze Milkau, do
w6dca bataljonu frankenberskiego.
-Widzisz, &c silly nasze So znacz-
ME wieksze od twoich. Czy cheese,
by krew bezuzytecznie popiynela?
Jestesmy tn W szcsciusct ludzi.
Wien, re masz tylko szescdziesic.
ciu ludzi, coz zdzialasz przeciw
nam? Przychodzimy tn jake PREY
jaciele...
,,Zaledwie Milkau to wym6wii,
gdy dow6dca polski chcial pochwy-
cic jego konia "a uzde, lecz W tel
samej chwili Milkau ciecicm szabli
rozpiataf mu reke, Kalisch, chora-
zy pruski, zadai mu diva ciecia W
kark, a zolnierz jakis ma wskros go
przeszyf.
,,Raniony wyzionai ducha. Pod
czas tego zoinierze polscy zbiegli
sic ia odwach i zaczeli strzelac z
okien, jak rowniez z wiezy ratuszo-
wei. Jeden z naszych polegl. 10
mendant pruski wezwal ich do
Walk. Wszyscy staneli. Jedni
otrzymali rozkaz przebojem edo.
bye odwach, inni strzelac. Polacy
prazyli mas ogniem z godzine
przeszlo, lecz W kohcu ulegli. Nasi
zawladneli odwachem i ratuszem j
wyparli polakow ma plac. Wtedy
to r~ozpoczela sic rzez. Jeden pada
pod bagnetem, inny pod kulami.
Widok byl przerazajacy. Wine
mem dodac, re obie strony okazaiy
jednaka walecznosc. Rqbali sic
bez wzgledu ma otrzymane rany.
,,Wszyscy zolnierze polscy, co
do jednego, badz wygineli, Tub dos.
tall sic do niewoli. Nasi zabrali
wszystkie strzelby, sable, tornis-
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TRISC: Jeszcze " fongrrsic. - Poi rnanie. -
Y PoSnSnia. - Re Sslszks. T. wHrszaNy. -
Aureli UrbAnskt. Notatk s. L Lucjau Ses
Tsiarir. Emigracia. 90 NotAtki i.-zuiacis
60 ma Zwiazku Polek " Am-TyCs - Ii9by W
Dn'e3rze. POlo~anis ma Iwv. Il GaliC.i -
kstEssrofa ksr. owskz IEkrbulzehir " I'm
-. Nesete Eajko~Dy. 1eskho q Zaiud-
niorie Gslicji. - Szkoiy lUd No " Angijt -
Lisa sekretsfzy crup Nv y p PokwitDva-
Die tasjera Nv y p. - OIL ZArzsfu C-Dtr Wv.
Mp krJnIka InitJscowa - Co stychAe -
wizdomoSc Zwi4zkows. Wt.rgniecio pTu-
skiego burmistrza do kosciofa.
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z GALICJI.
WOjna p0datkOwa.

LU0U, % czerUcd.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-11-21
OSAKIS.
From the Review,

VIM. Herberger of West Union, re-
turned last week from a prospecting
trip in the Mouse River. Valley OF
North Dakota. Mr.. Herberger has
an option on oyer two hundred acres
of land in the valley and contemplates
buying and moving there in the spring
to live. He says crops were exceed
ingly good in that section this season;
wheat went forty bushels to the acre;
fax twenty-eight and oats eighty
bushels.
Word comes from the head of the
lake that farmer by the name of
Peterson. living in the township OF
Reynolds, Todd county, lost a hand
while feeding a corn threshing ma
chine on the farm of Abe Peterson in
Leslie. The injured man was taken
to ongPrairie and the hand was am
putated above the wrist.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-11-21
Mr.. Lambs an Old Settler.


''Let's see," unused P. Lamb, the
we'll known insurance and realty man
of Sank Centre, as he sat in chair
at the court house on Thursday morn
ing last, "What day of the month is
this? Fourteenth? Yes, that's the
anniversary of my coming to Minneso-
ia, 1t was just fifty years ago today
that I reached st. Paul. There was
then no ST Cloud, and at first went to
Long Prairie where the Winnebago
Indians had an agency, and later to
Watab. In 1853 I went to California
in the height of the gold excitement,
returning to Minnesota and coming to
st. Cloud in 1857. This city had just
been started and was still very Young
infant. [ remained here until '66,
when [ went to Sank Centre where I
have been ever SINCE" Mr.. Lamb,
despite his seventy odd years is still
vigorous in mind and body and his
many friends throughout the county
will extend the wish that he may be
spar ed for many more anniversaries.
Journal Press.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-11-21

Millerville is the center of sensa-
ton this week and two of it's good citi-
zens are the victims. Today two men
appeared in town with gray team and
are supposed to be the thieves. That
night they entered Postmaster Lor-
sung's building where he and his
brother have store and the post office
as a side line. Mr.. Lorsung always
takes his money order money and cash
into his house at night but left out his
stamps. They got $l1O worth OF these
and also took razors, knives and some
other articles. They then went over
to Markings general store and got
about $500 worth of goods, fur coat,
a lot of underware and other stuff.
They must have loaded wagon.
They left dark .-Alexan-
dria Post News.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-11-21
MELROSE.
From the Beacon.

Firemen's Relief association annual
ball on Thursday evening, November
%.
Rev. J. M. Mcdonald of Raymond,
ILL.,, has been appointed pastor of the
M. E. church of this city and will &C.
cupy the pulpit of that church for the
first time on Sunday morning, Noyem-
Der "a.
Fred Just, who died in Melrose
township some months ago, left some
900 acres of land, more or less person
al property, and it is claimed by those
acquainted with the eccentric indivual
that in some mound on his land is
planted a good sized sum of money,
but mis- sudden death prevented him
from telling where. It is claimed that
a will has been found which leaves all
his possessions to a sister, a Mrs.
BOSin.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-11-21
The Chi1dren's Friend.

You'll have a cold this winter. Maybe
you have one now. Your children will suf-
fer too. For coughs, Group bronchit S, grip
and other winter complaints One Minute
Cough Cure never fails. Acts promptly.
1t is very pleasant to the taste and perfectly
harmless c.: B. George, Winchester, KY,
writes: Our little girl was attacked with
Group late one night and SO hoarse she could
hardly speak. We gave her few doces OF
One Minute Cough Cure. 1t relieved her
Immediately and she wen: to sleep. When
she awoke next morning she had no signs OF
hoarseness or Group.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-11-21
Notice Of Sale:

Notice is hereby given that on Sat
urday the seventh day of December
1901, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of
said day will sell at public aution to
the highest bidder therefor, for cash
the following described personal prop
erty, viz: One Pool Table, two Card
Tables, one Glass Show Case, and two
empty barrels, or so much thereof as
shall be necessary to satisfy the sum
of twenty-one dollars which is claimed
to be due at the date of this notice for
the storage of said property together
with the costs and expenses of said
sale. III
Said sale will be made at the front
door OF my barn on the southwest
corner of block IA in the city of Sank
Centre, Minnesota.
A. VESSEY.
Dated November IL, 1901. p
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-11-21
WILLARD.
From the ENTERPRISE.

The Websters have moved into their
new Eotel although it is not wholly
completed.
Will Judkins andfamily, who moved
onto farm near Westport about a
year ago, have again taken up their
abode in Willard.
Frank Huchins and family have
moved back to Long Prairie.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Edgar Sheets and Eta Welker,' to
occur on November 26. Mr.. Sheets is
a local liveryman and Miss WeIker is
a daughter of Landlord Welker of the
Willard House.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-11-21

T. H. Weatherhead has an object
lesson for farmers. He bred it and
six mon lbs ago he got an increase OF
nine pigs. One of these he butchered
and he has just sold the other eight
butchered for SS1. The only feed he
gave them was corn nubbins unfit for
market and 81 worth of ground feed
that he bought. He got clear profit
of fully sS5 from that one sow.-Alex-
andrla Post-News.
The Great Northern bridge,a mile
east of the city has been completely re-
built, every pile and timber having
been replaced with new, and that with.
out the ! east interruption of travel.
When we consider the number of
trains freight and passenger-which
cross this bridge daily the achieve
ment is little short OF the marvellous.