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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-22
TO TAKE HIS BRIDE:
TO THE FAR WEST
a Romantic Marriage Takes
Place at Salisbury,
~. N. G, "a
.spe1n awe rimes.plspa.ctA

(SpeEnl-to Tie TtneS-DIspatch.G y
SALISBURY n. C.....Oct 21.-A ro-,
mantle marriage occurred. at Spencer. last
night; Mr.. Robert Poindexter.. of Okla +
homa.. and y, Miss Mamie, Harding. OF (.
Huntsville, Yadkin county. being the cons
tracing parties: Mr.. Poindexter. who
has been living in Oklahoma for a NUM-
Der OF years camo all the way to North
Carollna his native state. for his bride,
arriving ut Spencer Monday night. by
previous, arrangement and simply to be
.romantic.. Miss Harding left her home
at Huntsville in timo to meet Mr.. Poin-
dexter on. Ids arrival at Spencer. The :
ceremony was performed at once. the
Rev. DR.. j. n. Stallings. or Sal sbury, Of /
!fciating. a number Of relatives and
friends witnessed the ceremony. which
was solemnizcd at the home OF Mrs.
florence IIacket. II sister of tho bride.
1t is learned that Mr.. PondeXter has
been very successful In business in hix
western home, while the br do Is an at
tractive young woman who has for some
time, conducted n mercantile business
at Huntsville and which she recently
sold out in order to accompany her hus- :
band on the return trip to Oklahoma
for which place. the couple LEFT last
night "a.
The Synod OF the Potomac convened
in the Reformed Lutheran church. this
city tonight. 4 large NUMBER of both
lay and clerical delegates are already
in attendance and rnanF--lnore are en-
pected OH the late trains, tonight from
the North, while others viii arrive early
tomorrow. The territory oil the Synod
includes Maryland Virginia, North Car
olinn, and d portion Of Pennsylvania, from
which States delegates are present at
this. session. The music In which the
yar'ous cholrs Of the city are partlc-
pating; is In charge OF Rev. Mr. PHI
grim, who. Is well fitted for this work,
The various interests Of, the great
church. such as missions. education. ETC.,
Will receive. the. attention the Synod, =
and, upon which subjects.ad 'relses VIII
be delivered, by prominent an nlsters frpm
this and other States The homes Of the
people of Salisbury wle, i!sye a VIDE
reputation, for hospitality, have been
opened wide for the entertainment ut,
the visitors. fa. Z, az
James NJ. Read, OF Rowan county, WAS
Yesterday sentenced to thirteen months
on the county roads For sounIerfeitns,
the case being heard in the Federal
Court at StatesvillG, Read ipad b~en,
raising. 81 notes TO So and circulating
them around Salisbury,
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Bening-Lanclrum. !.
Especial to The Times Dlspatcl)

Especial to. The Times-D ispatch) .
CRoZET, VA. Oct 21.--Tere, was a
quiet marriage to- day at 2:30 P. NJ. at
the residence OF Mr.. C. j. uaden an
enterprising merchant and fruit grower
OF lrozet, uniting his sister-n-lawy, Miss
Kate .Lnndrum, to Mr.. +. G. Bening, of,
Houston, Texas. There. were no cards:
Only members Of her family witnessed
the beautiful ceremony performed by
Rev. S. w. Day, of tho Methodist Church:
Miss Landrum has been O resident !of
Crozet for several years. Mr.. Charlie
Landrum. of Front ROYAL Va and con.
nected with the Page County Banh. and
Mr.. Frank Landrum, of the. we'll known
shoe house of Digs Curren 4 Company.
OF Baltimore, brothers OF the bride, were
present at the marriage. Mr.. Benlng Is
a member OF the Bening Manufacturing
Company. houston. Texas: and well
known in that city. The bridal party
driven to Charlo ttesville, then. will take
the train for Washington, d. c., and
ufter all extended visit to Northern
cities will return to Houston, their fu-
ture home,
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pRnDuCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. cl.--FLoUR--unsettle
but reneray arm at full pTeee Mg,ss p Foir
S9 pue ays neaiSomina Steady
Rye-Dnll. Barley-Steady.
wheat-spot STEADY; No. ws ss' ,irons and
actiye again. led BY December on further de'
nards from shorts. Near the close prlces Yield q.
10 sasns and we're o, a%a a ssfssnse 5us
'o co,rn@spot, steady: No. 2. sl1se Option
s nasast in face Of good ana
farm offerings, with fnal setback that ,c lett
n;ss. s s9shsHs oa,. SsS e sss .
s5 Bsef beef CANS .a q! IsstI5
ssHs ou,s s1ss !ssasS 9SH1d sG
7.ss. Pork--Easy: family. $1,000; short clear GEAR
Tq u yooG Goo Hs4psatIns
conee-spot Rio, hrn; 70; .nz Vol S A.
mid ts'ay turss epsnsd s5ssdy
Of 5d1o points and ruled generally STEADY -. TO
rm on bush sdvees Tnward az ths GiSse essed
~ m slightly. but the market was finally stendy
ret e nnshaneed to 10 points higher, Sales 1872
oSosaes s4sar Moassc;ss ssSa" % ~
g esSss sias iu qen
f inass small small White N ME- large White IEs
Eggs--Firm; State ana tennsi "nn nnnd ," ana
mixed, Doe; State. Pennsylvania SECONDS a a,a
ss rse to thirds. l7daec, Western hrsts 2lc
refrigerated. lSG12lc, srno,o. ~
,or a Thmo; State, Eastern md Western, $l.hO
@s.oo; Jersey sweets; saee25o; r. gas So
Steady fancy handpcsed g "S: 9 aoest ds
n mss' 1850 saas: per barrel 75c s rreishts-
pnn,et: cotton by steam, ooc.: grain BY steam,
lhd ~
CHICAGO. ILL, Oct, el.-Talk OF heavier
receipts in the Northwest aud lessing premiums
u caused apprehension among bulls n that
pit to-day and after ts,, , shGw o ws sEenf. a
curly paSor :" blasting KGAc, lower; December corn
Was Mc higher; Oats were up ssc, and January
nrnylsions were from &C. lower to DC. higher
me lsud,us 'inturrs rungrn' M follows
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TRAIN IS DERAlLED ..' s"
AND TRAFFIC STOPPED
.fsneclal 10 yrhe Tlmes- Disnatehl

VSTTVNTtfT W II' IFFFFSsNf'F'T'kFfNFT'I
= ORANGE, YA,,3 Oct. 2l.-A Chesapeake
and Ohio engine and two freight cars
were deraled at North End switch last
evening The engine left the track and
sank into the new embankneAt. throw
ing two cars across main line. Traffic
on both Chesapeake and Southern was
hurt
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SPOT cotton closel quiet 20 points Advance;
middIinr uplauds 1905. middlins gulf. lO.25.

SPOT cotton clOse1 quiet ID points aoEhnCs' !.
middlnG uplauds, 1905. midd1inE gull, lo'25.
Cotton, quiet; tDIddIinG, 1000: net receipts,
ll3 kales gross Goa bales; stock, 81 go bales
Total to-day at all seaports-Set receipts, 40.
l5s bales; export to Great Britain, oOo oaies'
70 1870 ssss 10 the
Consolidated at all seaports-Net receipts
ol25so bales; export to Great Britain, 1".3a7
bales TO France. 3e. 90 Ibaies 70 The Continent
So 55i bales. to Mexico. $50 bales.
receipts, 4eo sos bales; export to Great Britain
3s7, 273 bales; to GRANGE. 1ce, BAL bales TO me
Continent. 41s.32s bales; to Japan, 300 bales; ;
to Mexico, $500 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct e1.-coT1oS-sp
In fair demand and higher. Sales. u, 400 bales.
Including 500 70 arrive. Quotations adj
vanced 3.l6c.
In the future market vide fluctuations were
again the rule, and the volume OF trade vas
heavy At the opening prices were loGll
points higher thnn yesterdays close. The ring
was crowded with brokers, and more activity
Son. In the trading for time prices soaTeu
skyward. Compared with esterday's closing
level October gained 10 points. Nbyember Il
December Is. Jsnuary =. March y ana alaS ~
the enthusiasm OF dull bulls. The features OF
the morning were about evenly divided between
-bullIsh and bearish; chief among the 6ealisn
Of Pittsburr but the failure apparently did not
affect prices a point. Later In the DAY i,an,.
da ton and pro6ta- taking sent prices Down hnout
10 points the net gains being llcl3 poln POM 20
Cotton futures res steady oG1pef oSsGSsl
January Taa caae,7o; Febryary; o74%9 y 9,
March. as7ao.Ss: April, o,o3@pae: May o.os@
900; July, lO.076l0.10.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NORFOLK VA, Oct. 2l.--pEANUTS,-
Far,uers' market quiet. Fancy, alac.; strictly
prime, BAG; prime. &c.; common. 2s< QSc;
Spanish. per bu,hel, Soc No new crop coming
PETERSBURG, va. Oct. 2l.-PEAN uTS--
Spanish 0UGiO2Iac. Market ,nrm stock 'lSh'
and FEW being offered. Vrginta's s1sc' Tor
fancy; market steady. f.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
.,9l7 head. Steers. steady to strong; bulls,
steady; cows. slow; all sold. Native steers,
s2.25 0l3.0O; cows, Si.lO93.7b; fat Ohio cows,
s4.2a. Calres-iieceipts. 2,tgs head Prime yeals,
veals, S45Oa s:75: tops ss.s7,s 90 90: culls, 81;
grassers, $2.25M3.00; Western, S3GI4oO. City
dressed vcas. weak mt SGi dc. per pond; couii'
10000 hesd Sheep. slow to &c. lower; lambs.
loGl25c. lower. Than Monday. sheep, $a,@I
few choice, SS.75; lambs, S4.75Ma.7O; one
deck ut S5.7j: culls, SIG4.25: Canada lambs,
S'5.1o@ $50. Hogs--Rece!pts, s.lo7 head; mar.
ket steady. State and Pcnnsy!yania hogs
S6,00I6.15.
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Greensb Rs Weddin S.

.(Special to The Times-D,spatch.l
GREENSBORO. N. c.. Oct. ri Mar
riages tom Hht here We're chaI le. L..
lion Knoxville, Tenn. to Miss G, r ie
sparger, Of M. Airy; Rev. w. p. Blair.
pastor. OF the First Baptist Church. Dan.
vlllc Va. to Miss Josephine Bsnbow. OF
Greens oro:, John S. NJ chaux.,c ty .orpor-
alton. clerk. to Miss Perl Cnrtaway'
daughter of Pres; ding Elder P.,.W. Car.
rnway.- Of Greensboro.
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my GOODS ,fARKEr.

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.--A spirit OF conser,
yatism was in evidence to-day In the dry goods
market. In spite that u beter tone pervades the
market and that buyers are In II good many ~,
stances anticipating their needs to certain ai
that considerably moro Of such anticipation Will
be noticeable. ~ St.'.
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NAVAL STOKES.
V,ITAfJNGn'ON m O. Oct,

WILMINGTON. N. G.. Oct. 21,-SrIRlTS
TURPENTIN E.Quoted At PIE; receipi ,,n ,o W
casks Rosilf--Firm at $40: receipts, 56U Dar-
rely. Crude Turpentne--Firu at S2,25@S, so ro-
ccIpts. 90 barreIs, Tar-tirm ut Sl'soi re-
tessy A.SVANSAH, GA, Oct. al--TuRPENTINE--
STEADY at G51ac,; receipts TIT casks; sales, 4No
cacks; exports, GO casks. Rosln--Firmi re-
eelpts. 1909 barrels; sales 8o7 barrels; ca
!. tcIIARLEsToN, s., q, OcEE~ 2l--TUNPEN-
TINE-Stendy ut 60lac. Rosln--stnady
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT, II. 1903,
AliKlYEh
Steamer berkeley, guy. Norfolk, merchandise
ana passengers, Old Dominion line.
Schooner Hester A. Walters sullivan. Rap
pahannock FISH. Fefebvre and Armlstead.
schooner Alice Hodges. nrown. Rappahannock,
fish I.efebyre. and Armistead.
''- SAILED,
Steamer Pocahontps, Graves james River land
lnrv and Eorfolb. merchandise and passepgsrs,
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coTIoNsnEp .ull ,,ARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct, 2l.--Cototnseed oil was
again dull on spot hut steady on later delivery.
Prlme crude. t. o. b. mills 2sI2o iac.i prime
summer, a0ia640c. spot; octohor, 37Q31 40;
on summer yellow, 35437ci prime white, aic;
nrlInu winter yellow, l4c.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

was steady No. 3 spring wheat, sac; 40. ?
low. s485 d45lsc. NO. 2 oats, a5Stc.; No. 3
white. a5G37hc. No. 2 rey. oehc. Good feed.
Ing barley. 43l44c.: fair TO choice mailing, 47G
ern, 81. Mess pork, per hirrel, s11.1o@l1 12!s !;
lard, per 100 pounds. SO 5og6, 50; short ribs
sides (boxed), S7.5oG7T5. Whiskcy, baiis OF
high wines. 81. a5 Glover. contract grade. $1o.75
Butter---steady; crenmeries, lbh q cove; dair.
les. l40ISc... Eges---Steady at mark, cases In.
cludcd. 1sGlal:c. chcese--Easier at 1o's9h
BALTIMORE, MD, Oct c1.-TLoCR-ouiet
and unchanged. wheat--steady SPOT. coIItrurt
s4ik@ 81 c.; No. 2 red, western, s5A @S5S
October 81 1sas44sc.; southern by sample. 100
SOC. Coen--t4ulct; spot and the month. 4elaD
4astc.: southern white corn. 5OeGo4c. Oats
Easier; No. Q white; -5slp5Shc. Rye Steady;
No. q 5si4c. Butter--Firm and unchanged.
EYgs-Eirn and higher: fresh. 22G23c. Chez e.
Easy and lower; large, l@Hc.; email. INC
Sugcr---Strong and unchanged. ~
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CHICAGO. ILL. Oct. 2l,--CATTLE-R Receipts
$4,000 head. including 500 Texans and 5000
Westerns. steadr TO strong for good; Good u
II76; stockers and feeders. $2.2oGi.lo; cows
$3.50 4.4o; heiters. S2G4s5; Gamers. Sl,S5G
AIS Hogs-Keceipts to-day. 1000 head; to-.
morrow, 5000 head. stead! to 10. higher
Mixed and. butchers. $5.35G5.70; good to choice
heavy, 50. 25Q $3.50; rough, heavy. S4S5Go.2i;
light, S5.20lo65; bulk Of sales, S5.20M6.io.
sheep---Receipts, 1000 head sheep. steady TO
stroIg: lambs, steady TO strong. Good 10 choee
nntIrc lambs 81. 45M5.7J
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BAIr,MonE STOCK MAnKgr.
virginia as-sl, 200 at n3h; 500 Mt o3A.
A. c. L..R.. R. Certificates OF Interest $500

BALTIMORE. 3D.. Oct. al.--seaboard Air
Line common, l2H bid; do. preferred, elQ2a,
seaboard Is. g asked. Atlantic Coast Line
cannon, l0aGfIr; do preferred. not quoted.
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In troops In battle. II is equally tmporr
tant in the battle OF life, Times-pispatch
Want Ad. Columns are full OF STRATEGY
cal points, Occupy one OF them
Phone the Want Ad- man.
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HERR's ISLAND.f Pas. Oct. 2l.--CATTLE---
fair. SO. 5oQ4.l5. Hogs-,Actiye. Prime heavy.
s5,75ft5s5; mediums, sssoM5s5; heavy !ors SnT
( 90; roughs. S4G4.30. Sheep-Slow. Primo
wethers. S3.700i 3.75; culls and common, $l.hog
600; choice lambs S5.30M5.50; veal calves,
S7GIT. 10 y
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RIchmonders In New York,
,cnoo,a1 IN Tho Times Dlspatch.) :

lSneoiaI to Tho IImes-DIspatcHD
NEW YORK, Oct. 2l,--tFifth Avenue,
70 b. Graves Herald Square, G, II.
Winfield, j. ", Harrison, l. p, Routt,
w, @, Whitehead
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A novelty for sale can DO exhibited 10
many h6usand possible customers through
II Times Dispatch Want Al,
Phone tho Want AID. man.
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BANK CLOSED
federal National, Of Pittsburg,, Close
@ II its oors.
ne Associnte(. press.

-7s-
PITTsBURG, PA, Oct, I.--Sotiea Was
posted on tho doors Of the Federal Ma
tional Bank at q o'clock this morning
announcing that the institution Is closed
by order OF the Comptroller OF the Cur
rency.
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CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 21.--HO GS-strong ut
s15065e0 Cattle--Lower and dull Mt Si.4O.
Shcep..-Dull at s1,75Gs?5. Lanbs-+pull and
lower at S3.2jM3.7J. ~ : -.
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R1cHMoND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond, Va, Oct. 81, 1905.
QUOTATIONS..
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Chicago, n. I. and Pacific As ........... 1917
Chicago. II. J.. and rac. col. 5s........ 72b
c., c.. C. and st. Louis gen. As...... 90
Chicago Terminal ia ,..,,..... ~
COnsoiida ted Tobacco 4s............... 54A
Colorado and Southern As ............. ssh
P P9's pr snd I IL" c i, g
Erie General As Observation-Disclosures. S3ls
Fort Worth and Denver City lsts........ 1Oini
Ifockinr Valley Ss.................. 10ta.
louisville and Nashville Unified 4s.... 9sH
Mun1a ttan conso gold s4................ 10l
Mexican Central a. ..................... II
MTn and St. Louis 4s................. asH
Missouri Kan, and Texas 4s........ 07Es
Missouri. Kan: and Texas DDS. ...... u
National X. Il. OF Mexico con- 4s........' f4H
News York Central gen. z3hs............. 0Sss
Nav Ierper Central gen IS ,,,,,,.,,... 100
Northern Pacific Is Observation-Disclosures. 1olA
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both the New York
Did and asked only In the New York quae
OF the stock
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-09
DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS
CTATE OF MINNESOTA.
y COUNTY OF SrEAnNs. S.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA.
~ COUNTY OF STEAKNs. 50
District Court, Seventh Judicial District
James Leroy McNeice Plaintiff
against
John Barnard, Defendant
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, TO THE ABOVE
NAMED DEFENDANT:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the Pluintiff in the
above entitled action, which is fled in the Of
tce OF the Clerk of the District Court of the
seventh Judicial District in and for the
County of Stearns and State OF Minnesota.
and I" serve copy of your answer to the
said comp Amt on the subscribers. at their
office in The City of Sank Centre in said
county. within twenty days after the service
or this summons upon you. exclusive of the
day of such service; and if you fail to answer
tho said complaint within the time aforesaid,
the Plaintiff in this action will take iudg-
ment against you for the sum of One Humid
req ana Fnty Dollars with interest at the
rate of ~ per cent per annum from the 3Ist
day Of October, 1901, together with the costs
and disbursements of this action.
MINER & yANCAMP. Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
Dated March q, 1908. Sank Centre, Mich.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-09
NJ. W. Of A. Convention.

The Stearns cOnaty convention OF
the Modern Woodmen of America
met in St. Cloud on Monday and was
called to order by A. D. Doane. ia
cob Webb was made chairman OF the
meeting and G. M. Rice of Sank Cen.
tire was secretary.
Committee on resOlutions--C. r.
Hines, St. Cloud; Geo. Clement,
Rockville; a. a. Hunter, Sank Cen
tire.
The committee On credentials re-
ported the following members from
each town entitled to seats in the con-
vent:on as delegates: St. Cloud Is,
Fair Haven 2, Kimball 3, Rockville l,
New Paynesville 3, Brooten 2, Bel
grade 8, Sank Centre 8, Melrose l..
Albany l, Rolding2.
Resolutions were adopted which
were of interest only to the Woodmen.
The whole camp was against the
head plan of re-assessment.
y. D. Doane OF St. Cloud was unani-
mously chosen al delegate to repre-
sent the local lodge at the state con-
vention which takes place in 81. Paul
the first week in May. G. M. Rice
of Sank Centre, was elected second
delegate and his alternate is Jacob
Webb of this city. Ed. Rathbun of
New Payuesuille was named as alter
nate to Mr.. Doane.
The convention was of mutual ben
eft and the meeting was harmonious
and full of brotherly love and frater-
nal friendship. A social session fol-
lowed the business Of the convention
to allow the visiting brethren an
opportunity to become acquainted
after which an adjournment was taken
to ohm DeLeo's restaurant on Fifth
avenue. After dinner the guests were
shown the public library, the new
government building and points of
interest in St. Cloud. @@a. -
The next county convention will
be held in St. Cloud tvs years hence.
Journal Press. N !
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-09

H. B. Nickerson by the way,
speaking of the fact that he is not
aceH-known in the city, his petition
circulated presumably by alleged
friends read "Benjamin" Nickerson,
instead of his real name-received
forty-five votes to Mr.. Bishops 1853,
and in face of the fact that he had a
team and colored driver out all day
bringing voters to the polls. 1t is
a mean trick to ride in state to the
polls at one mans expense and then
vote for the other fellow. Ben has
a kick coming-yes, a good many
of them.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-09
Farm For sale.

offer for sale my 800 acre farm
six miles south of Sank Centre and a
quarter of a mile from a good school.
1t is one of the best farms in the
county all under cultivation, and with
good buildings mostly new. A solid
brick house with cellar the whole of
it underneath; frame barn 56x80 feet,
and all other buildings necessary on
a farm. For further particulars call
CD or address the owner,
JAeeB BeTZ,
Sauk Centre, MIMI. .
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-09

The anti-poll-tax voters registered
their kick, as they had a perfect
right to do. Now let the m take
their medicine like the little men
they are. The council will be dire
lict of duty if they fail to levy and
enforce a poll tax. The suit last
season turned upon a defect in the
way the levy was made-not in the
tax itself.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-09
For sale by
Get A Good Suit.

1 have just received a fine, we'll select
ed and desirable stock of cloths for men
and bows garments. The goods are
of the very latest styles in market and
l am we'll convinced that I can suit
and please any enc old or young in
selecting from my goods which I jn-,
received, which are now ready for in
spection l shall he pleased to have
you call and have your measure taken
for a we'll made .up-to-date suit. All
my work guaranteed.
Respectfully yours,
NATHAN GOODMAN.
Vessey corner, Third-st.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-09
Opening Lands For Entry.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing land has bsen surveyed, to-wit:
Lot ., sec IS, 7. 1876 NJ, r. % W., Lot
s. Sec. Is, T.. 1875 N. r. 20 W., and
Lot /, Sec. 26, T. 43 N, r. 81 w. and
that, the plat OF the survey Of the same
viii be. died in this ONCE on the LIST day
OF Nay, 1893, and that. on and after
saia dsy applications viii be received
for, the entry Of the lands included In
such; survey. =. -.
IL. %. TAYIoR, Rsgist er.
esaa, souaa spplss, &c . pesk, Al
liphsps.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-09
Farm FOR SALE.

offer for sale my very desirable
farm of 80 acres, in the city Of Sank
Centre, highly improved, good house,
barn, wind mill, granary and machin-
cry sheds, all in frst-class order.
Known as the r. O. Hall place. For
urther particulars call upon or ad-
dress GEORGE MANN.
as Sank Centre.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-04-09
A SCATHING LETTER..

The HERALD is in receipt of the
following letter which it feels in
duty bound to lay before it's readers,
and offer an apology for the provo
cation which inspired it. The fol-
lowing is the letter just as it was
received, the HERALD not feeling
justified in taking any liberties with
it whatever:
Sank Centre Mimi
April 6 1903
EDITOR SAUK CENTRE HERALD
Pleas discontinue my Paper after
May l as my subscription Runs out at
that time after your Very nice Write
up in the last 1sue [ don't care to take
the paper any longer until | get
acquainted | have been "A resident of
Sank Center for 20 years and people
don't know me vet how about Mr.
HOughton with only years residence
Yours Truly
H. B. MCPHERSON
City
Had the HERALD known Mr..
Nickerson's qualifications for the
'lICC DIS llIdlClCSICt III tHt doONC
letter it would have hesitated in ex-
pressing a preference for Mr.. Bish-
OPP for Alderman. The vein of keen
sarcasm which permeates the letter
is a crushing rebuke to this paper.
Mr.. Nickerson shows a delicacy
even in his reproof when he post
pones the stoppage of his paper I'M
til May Ito stop it suddenly
would have been a blow hard to
withstand.
And really his proposition tohave
it stopped only until he gets &C
quainted shows a praiseworthy con-
sideration for the HERALD's welfare
for which it desires to express it's
heartfelt gratitude. While it is true
he has been a resident for twenty
years, yet his extreme modesty and
retiring disposition has not thrown
him aggressively to the front in the
past, but the HERALD is glad to feel
that in the future the people will
know him better, and it will be it's
pleasure to contribute, in it's feeble
way, any assistance possible in in
PRODUCING him to broader field of
usefulness. We're sorry we spoke.