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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27
So. A..

Slasfabriten in Snbiana nit Wfen=
i1enfraft arbeiten tperoen, 10 tpirb Der
Sruit benno6 l6O gldier bei9dftieen,
bic ii6 ni6t Der 8enOfenidafts=Sa6e
ansei9lohen baben. Sieie 6abriten
tperben ieoo9 erit am Is. Ottober IN
Sbdtigtei treten. Sreilid wsrben Die
Slaiemui9inen iObalo als m0slid aud
bort einsefiibrt uno 10 Die Nrbeiter iiber
&ur3 ooer Sang au6 bort binausee-
ordn9t merben. Man9e modem stpar
bebaupten, oaB bic Mai6inen ni6ts
tuertb ieien, bod muB bas natiirli1
abgeuartet tperoen.
% m. u. Wf ars +.
Nt rtinsbiile. = Wm. u.
Wars, elmer Der populdrfen giirser
Der Staot, lit am WtitttpO6 i'm Qlter
bon " Sa6ren aus Dem 2eben 9eI9ie=
ben. @r mar felt 1868 bier anidIfa
unb Is Sabre lang YOitclsrt in Der
gig Gour=Ibtbeilung 9epeIen. Sen
Siirsertrieg ma9te er in @sneralSarri=
ions &esiment nit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27
Ser. Staatea Siee=6oalIl Wta=
gelihsn ermoroet.

SO afhingtor, q. @ug. Sas
Staats=Separtement bat aus @onltan=
tinppel bonn 6eianbten 2eii6mann eine
@abelbspeibe erbalten, bur6 wel9e oer=
ielbe mittbeilt, baB Der Ser. Staaten
Yice=@oniul @m. 6. Wagelillen IN
Beirut, Sprisn, wdbrenb er cine Nus
fabrt ma9te, meu6lin9s ermorpet
uurbe. Ser @eianote lentte iofort Die
glufmertiamteit Der ttirtii9en &egie=
run9 auf bas gsrbre9en uno Derlan9te
bic itren9ite Seitrafun9 Der Perlonen,
pel6e ben WOro ausfiibrten.
MaeeIiKen puroe in MinneiOta GEE
boren uno am 20. Septbr. 1899 gum
gice=@oniul ernnnnt.
@a bingtpn, n, 27. Iug. So=
balo oas Stalts Sepnrtement oas
griu6en itelen iolte, piro oas Wtas
r;ne Separtsment oas @uropdii9e
@ei6paber, pel9es lib Sur 3eit bel
gilafran6e befinbst, na6 Beirut
beoroern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27
Yienie fiir ole @aiiem.

9ln benz 9eitern BON Der hieiisen
Glts 9ose fir bic 30slinse Der bieii=
gen @aiien=9liple i'm Sairbietu part
beranfaltete Yicnic nabnlen ettua 800
&inber She'll. Sir llnterbaltuns ber=
ielben, iotpie fir grfrii6unsen tparen
in umfaHenbitsr @eiie geipr9t tpprbeil.
Mitslieber Der 2ose uno oeren Samen
boten 9laes auf, um ben 6inoern einen
eenuBreiden Sag 81 beridaffen. Seber
Suuee erbielt cine neue Nintsrfappe,
iebes Der dlteren Mdo9en einen &amm
unb 8irfte uno iebes Der jiingeren
Wtdb5en Elm niiBli9es @ei6enf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27

gssiigli5 bss SALES Der @eiBen 2pbia
Doer2auraStratton 1T bon geiteruNeues
ni9t su beri9ten. Setectibs colbert unb
Sauier, pel9e nit Der llnterIu9uns
bes Sales betraut iinb, srtldrten
abenbs, fie bdtten setuihe 9lnoeutun=
gen etc. erbalten, tDnnten aber gti9ts
uerratben, tpdbrenO Coroner Sutepiler
ii9 in oasielbe sebeimniBbOne S9uei=
gen billie. Sn gOliaei=&reiien ielbit
berri4te besbalb Die 9lniibt por, bab
in Dem Sale feline peiteren gntbhlun=
gen gu eruarten ieien. oaB es bielmebr
i'm Sntereiie Der gsritorbenen unb
ibrer @nseb6risen rathiam lei, ben
san3sn Sal ptOot3uidmeisen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27
Sic brittle @ettfabrt Tim Den
amerifaniI9em 8eaer.

Si96lanbs, q. S., 27. Iu9ult.
Seute 8Ormittas fanb oas brittle gBstt=
iegeln stpii6en y&eliance" uno vSbam=
rod ILL.," um ben aneritanii9en
ge6er fatt. gs pebte cine lei4te
Sriie, als einige 0tinuten na4 II ubr
Die beiben itOl3en Sabrseuse pOm Sanop
SOot 9eu6tiaiff aus in See fta9en.
Der &urs sing iiibOitli6 i'm Sreied
cine Strefe bon 80 Wleilen uno tpieoer=
Inn paren unsdbliee Weni6enmensen
in unsabligen S9iffen binter ben
i9lanten ga6ten Ser. Sieielbe patrio-
tii9e Seli6ti9un9sfotte, tpel9e iebes
Seeeltuuititiif Der v&eliance" unb
ibrer MannIduft nit ittirmii9en Sei=
faQs6eSeu9un9en belObnte aaes lab
3iemlia ME bel Der leBter. Sabrt aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27
Sobiadtissr Nsssr.

Sbomas Yifstt, Elm gfeger bon Der
Nartinoale 9lUenue, wuroe seItern
Qbenb bOn Der poli3ei als irriinnig
in Setuabriam seuOrlmen, na9=
benz er 5uerit an Is. Strabe
unb Columbia 9loe. uno ipdter an Sil
9pe. unb IA. Str, il einem Sob
iu9tsanfale Die StraBenpafanten at=
tcfirt uno ben gr6bten Iufru6r Derur=
fa9t batte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27
S6iHsna6ridlten.
u n q E t o m m e n:

u n 9 I o m m n
glnttperpen: vpennlano" bon phila'
oelpbia.
Queenstown: rSaberforb" bon pbila=
oslpbia; vWaieitic" bon Stem Dort;
n@urania" bon Nep Yort.
southampton: vst. Souls" bon Stem
OOrt.
Stem gort: - vSeutonic" BON Siberpool.
Neapel: y9abn" bon Sem yOrt.
bsefabren:
Queenstppn: vSoernia" na4 2iber=
pDol.
palermo: yNsapolitan" prince" na9
Stem Yort.
Soutbampton: yarOnprina @ilhelm"
na9 SEEM gorf.
Stem 0ort: vOceanic" na9 2iperpool;
yIep gort" mad SOutbampton;
rNooroam" na1 &ptteroani.
@berbOurs: r8rOnprins Wilbelm" na9
Stem Yort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27
Sc ell d t 3 . M II b e.
Id 1minoelt.


Sefferionpille. Cine gn=
sabl Samen Der r9eieli9aft" in Sefs
ferionpile i9iupfsn jest trdftig auf
einen i9lauen 6unben, Der iie um ibr
p@rIpartes" 9ebra4t bat. Der Serl
bat nit ieinsm Srid in etli6en Sagen
800 9ema9t unO bdtte mebr betom=
men, penn feline vYosrdtbe" gereibt
bdtten. Gin gut 9etleioeter Jremo=
ling, Der einen bii6I9en 6orb trug,
pertaufte in SefferiunUille bOr MOnats=
friit @lemntis=Gnoaen fir 60 @ents
oas Stiid ooer Suei fir 81. Meilt
puroe er natiirlid 3tpei auf einmal
log. Der Iann nannte ii6 Sutber=
LAMB, Ober=@drtner bes @abe Sill=
6rieo6ofes in 2ouisbiGe, Der. um
eipes ertra gu bsroienen, bieie &nollen
losi9la9en wolle. Sieielben piiroen
i'm nd9iten Sabre bliiben, @lematis
lei feline 2ieblingsblume. giele Der
Samtn Der Stabt iino nit balben
SuBenoen Der vtpertbbOQen" Snolen
6ereingefallen, Die iie nit riibrenoer
Sorsfalt pflesten. gs ftelte ii9 ndm=
li4 beraus, oaB Die yGlematis" ni9t
tpeiter als gemeines llntraut tparen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27
&rennenSes Tett.

Ser Teuer=9llarm um 2 1br beute
Jriib rief bic Teuertpebr gum Unions
Babnbofe, NO in Der Heitaurant=
Slide infolee Deg llmtippens elmer nit
Tett gefilten 8ratpfanne elm unbe=
beutenbes 6euer entitanben mar. S1a-
ben etfpa $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27
soeialer Snrnberetn.

9lnldBli9 oss @blebens ieines lang=
jdbrisen Mtitslieoes, oes Serrn @bas.
5. &lepper, fanO geitern 9lbeno cine
bonn SOritanoe einberufene @rtra-Ser=
iammluns bes SOcialen Surnpereins
ftatt. Sn oerielben ruroen Srauer'
beidliiHe sefaBt, pOn wel9en eine gb=
fdrift ben Sinterbliebenen iibermittelt
perben wirb; glei9seitig wuroe aud bon
Gereinspesen oerWunia ausseiprOaen,
baB ii9 Die Mtitglieoer 10 sablrei9 als
m09li9 an Der Seerbi9ung bes peritor=
bcnen Surners betbeiligen mO6ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27
Senti6lano.
Sie &egnierf den W I'LL o.
neniino nur @rfinoun9.

.
neniino nur @rfinbun9.
gerlin, 27. ausuit. Sn ben
.gerliner gteuefsn 9ta9ridten" weiit
Snns Blum auf @runb eisener 9ennt=
niIie nus Der 3eit, ba er benz gis=
mard'i6e Stabe udbreno oss- 9rieaes
1870-71 atta9irt mar, uno auf
@runb sei9i@tli9er Gptumente, na=
mentli6 auf @runb zines griefes 8is=
marts BON 2. SttOber 1874, mad,
baB Die Sebauptung Der Srau Sbereie
Sum6ert in Paris, Die @rapforo'iden
Neiaioneu rii6rten BON Dem Siinoen=
eelos ber, tuel6es an9ebli9 gismard
on &eenier bafiir ee5ablt baben iolle,
baB &egnier 8a3aine 3ur uebergabe
bon Wteg iiberreoen iOllte, gang gemei=
ner GGpinoel lei. @as &egnier
tpirtli9 mar uno in tpehen Nuftrag er
hanoelte, als er Ueriu9te, 5tpii4en Sa=
game, Der Saiierin @ugenie in gng=
LAMB unb Sismard ben 6rieben 81 ber=
mitteln, 1T nod ni6t aufgetldrt.
SeoenfaQs aber Bat Girf Sismard
nit i6m nidt tpieoer berbanoeln mol
len, als &egnier als 8etpeis fir feline
Yertrauensfelluns feline anoere Se=
glaubi9uns bOrsule9eu bermo9te, als
cine Photographic oes Prinsen 2ulu.
gisnlarf bra9 oamals ale Serbano=
lun9en ab uno Die 8elagerung bon
Meb gins tueiter.
2riegerbere gem b
regelt.
Serlin, 27. 4us. Sem &rieser=
perein in SroB=6reben iit bon Der &e=
aierung in Silbesbeim unteriast, eine
Sabns Ofentli4 Su trasen uno ben
Sitel &rieserperein su fiibren. Sas
8erbOt iit erfOlet, neil sum Serein eine
Mense 2euts seb6ren, Die angebli9 FIR
oen iucialiitii9en @anbioaten bel Den
lebten 3eidstnssuablen seitimmt ba-
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27
Yerioaal= =Noti,en.

Serr Ser 0. u. & e m nmeter
bon $50. 224 gloro pine Str, tritt
beute cine Oiertu6dentli6e 8eiu9s= unb
grbrlungs=&siie na9 Duluth, Minn.,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27
l1na6bausissr Surnbsrein.
Seute Nbenb srpBer Gu9re fir Samen rlnb
Serren.

Seute Mbeno um s llbr finbet Der
BON benz Samenberein bes Il. 3. 9.
Oeranfaltete m0natli6e groBe gu6re
fir Samen uno Serren itatt. Die Nr=
ran9ements, pelAe unter Der 2eitune
bon 6rau Soiepb Seller 9etrOffen tpor=
ben fino, ii6ern einen bersuiisten
Wbenh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27

Sie % @ountp.8eamten unb Die
3 Staats=8eamten oes 9llten Sroen Der
Sibernier peroen bier on, 6. Septem=
tember cine SiBung abbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27
gfa6rtbten aus Snbtana
9f cues Sc benz ioll aus ben
&uinen b iiben.

inen bliiben.
Serre Saute. 9lus @bicago
tommt Die geadri6t, oaB in elmer
oaielbit i'm auditorium abgebaltenen
gerlammlun9 bon Sertretern bes
Wbistep Sruits beidlofien murbe, Die
Dor einisen Woden nieoersebrarnte
srOBe rMajeftic" Wbistepbrennerei
ileu erbauen 81 la6sn.
SisIer @nti9eiOuns 1T Die f6lieB=
li4e siitlide Oronuns bss Sdaosner=
iaBes duf benz GuBe gefOlst. Die
Sertreter Der Oielen oaran intereilirten
@erii6erungs 8eieai6aften einiaten
| ii4 auf bic 8eiammtiumme BON $780,
600, pelbe Die vWajeftic" @eieli9aft
IleBt als S6aoeneriay fir oas Geuer
erbalten tpirb.
Warintufee Ifiemblp.
@ulber. 9im Mitttpo9 muroe
bier Die vWarintudee Ifemblp Hbpii=
cal Culture Qh'n." or9aniIirt. Sie
geamten lino: Srau 8. @oobacre,
bon 6lOra, Srdiioentin; 6rau Slatterp,
@ulDer. @ice=Yrdiioentin 6rau Sobo,
Secretdrin uno SRI. Sbomas, Stab=
meilterin.
Sor Ing It q forben.
gbansbille. Mabel gatl Mefel,
eine Selepboniitin in Der Selepbon=
Sauptifation, bat am Wtitttpo9 Mor=
gen ibren @bef tur5 Dor bem 2lusbru4
beg @epitters, bom Sienit befreit gu
perben, ba lie iib fiir9tete, wdbreno
oesielben an ben 9lpparaten su ope=
riren g6e iie mod cine Nnttuort er=
balten bate, brad i9om bas @epitter
log uno fait in oemielbsn Nugenblid
ianf oas BON namenloier angit ee=
qudlte junge Mdo9en tobt su Sooen.
g aft Or Is NJ B. sgans' gbren.
tag.
Sort @aDne. Paitor Pbilipp
Dambs9ans, &ector Der emanuel
2utberii4en Stride feierte am Witttpod
iein filbernes Subildum als @eiitli6er.
@s wurSen linn piele gbrunsen su
She'll. Iu6 empfing er sablrei9e 8e=
idente, II. u. bon ieiner @emeinoe Elm
pradttulles pafarb Yiano. Seine
erffe Semeinoe in Sancod, Wid., ge=
badte ieiner ebenfaas an ieirem gbren=
ta9e, irbem iie einen filbernen 2iebes.
bsder iiberianbte.
Tertuege u ber al |.
Selp phi. Sin pertuesensr &aub
ruroe gegen 10 ubr a5enos in Dem
Sorfs &odfielo aussefiibrt. Sabio
gbans tatte ioeben iein 8ei9dft se=
f9loiien, als an Die Sbiire setlopft
tpuroe. &aum batte er bic Sbir &C.
6ffnet, als er einen S9las auf ben
aopf erbielt, uel9er i'm su 8oben
ftrefte. Sn bemielben glugenblif'
entriB Der Insreifer ibm feline S,ief=
tai6e, psl9e in feiner Siiftentaidt
tsdte uno $500 in Saar entbielt. @l!
Der ueberfullene tpieber gum 8epuBtIeir
fam, par Der 8anoit ibon ldnsf psr.
i1punoen.
@in9edi d ert.
PORTLAND. 3wei srobe aui
Der Garm bon SObn Sarris nabe 9iatt
befinoIi9e S9eunen purben burd
glibe eingeai9ert. S9aben $4,000.
9teue pDtbias= Sale
einaemeibt.
&enifelaer. Sas reue 8e
bdube Der YDtbias=&itter tpurOe an
Mitttpoa unter entipre9enben Seier
li9teiten einsetpeibt. Saiielbe ba
: $33, 900 getoitet. @s ertbdlt u. u
; eine Waffenballe fir 60. M bes 8
8ss. s. g. 9. uno Die 2Osenrdumt
D fiir bic Yntbias=&itter unb Sreimaurer.
Die arb ten in BEN O q 8
fabriten niro balb
mem.
q m u ann. Sie SEio sE1!
: Cooperative Winbow 8laB 60. in Gen
Nlbanp bat bic &eparaturen an ibrer
9lnlasen beenoet, unb oiearbeit oaielbf
biirfte am 5. September beginner. Ut
" bieiem Sage peroen aae8enoiIeni1afts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27

8auerlaub n Bsi 9eine.-
@eorge Subert, Sarlan nabe Seem Sr=
leans, @Obnbaus, 81, 500. %. s
Neann, IL. uno SGtnois, gaditein=
6latsebdube, $4,000. 81. Serbian
Co., 1926 &ooIepslt, Office, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27
SIrfei.
9 q bnsus in bic Suit
gel prem ct.

Sofia, 27. 9lug. Ser oltwdrts
fabrsnoe tdsli9e grpreBsu9 bon guba=
peit na9 @onfantinopel tpurbe nabe
&uleli, SurDas, etua 25 Weilen iioli4
bon 9lorianopel, in bic 2uft aeiprenst.
z perionen puroen set6otet unb Is
perlest. Sober @asson wurbe bemOlirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27
Sm Sanoe

S9eint bic llnteriu9uns bes Gtrattons
SobesfaIIes perlaufen Su tpolIen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27
Snbiamapols, Snb Dpnnertas, 81. ausuf 1903

Souis Simon, S1antteQner in Sp.
yerfs Wirtbl9aft, bate tpe9en tbdtli=
9en ansriffs auf Sapio 2afOrce 81
uno Soften su sablen; 2aforce bate
ipe9en Sruntenbeit 81 uno Soften uno
tpegen georObens nit S6ieBpaffen S.
uno Soften su berappen, unb Siram
Sarris, tpel6sr bon 2aforce bsbrobt
moroen mar, wuroe tuesen tbdtli9en
Ingriffs auf oenielben um 81 uno 9o=
item getrdntt.
Segen 9 irgi9 d aft nt=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-08-27
| q I | E n.

pbilipp SOglen, ipel9er unter meb=
reren 9lntlasen an Die @roBgeI9pore=
ttberpieien ruroe, tDurbe geltern gegen
Siir9i9ait bon $3.50, tpel6e iein @ater
CHARLES SOglen telte, auf freien SUB
neiekt.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-01

The community was startled on Sat
urday last to learn of the death of M.
L Smith which occurred that morn
ing. Apparently perfectly we'll and
in good health up to the evening be-
fore, he suffered during the night a
stroke of apoplexy. Along toward
morning he appeared to rally and was
able to sit up in bed when suddenly he
suffered second attack and died al
most instantly.
lIr. Smith has been familiar figure
around Long Prairie for many years
and while we'll along toward three
score and ten, he was in apparently
In good health and his sudden death
soccassioned much surprise. He WAS
sons Of the early settlers eff sisia saafs
of the state having come to Minnesota
forty years ago and having resided
continually in Long Prairie for more
than thirty years. In an early day
he was more or less active In local
affairs but later, adYsrsity sought
him out and he passed the declining
years of his life very quietly.-Long
Prairie Leader.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-01
RURAL ROUTES.
Thorough Service Depends
upon the Roads Being.
Well Broken.

Complaint has been made by few
patrons OF the Rural Free Delivery.
that the carriers have not given them
ouch service during the past week -
it aeems to them they are entitled 10
receive, On the other hand tho car
riers say that in no case have they
neglected delivery into any box which
they could reach without wallowing
through drifts or cutting wire fences
and in some cases they have done
beth. There seems to be q misunasr-
standing on the part of the patrons
They assume that inasmuch as they
nave provided boxes on the route the
carrier 10 bound to reach these boxes
at whatever sacrifice OF time and con
veplsnce-that he must get to them thu
be It wav he can even though he MAJ
traye to tunnel mountainous drifts, /,
he following official circular from
tho superintendent of the ssrvice a,
Washington will explain clearly JUS,
VIII at is expected of the patrons and
tn. carriers, and should be carefully
red by every patron, and should,
fm thsrmore, be acted upon:
10. l. Sir; The department looks
tc he patrons of the Rural Free De-
ls Try service who are receiving the
De) ents OF the service, to use their ut
mCst personal endeavors, and also to
ext 1T their influence with the Road
ST. bervisors, or with those officials
VIZ J are responsible for the conditions
of the highways; to the end that the
rc:ds travelled by rural carriers nav
be always kept open and in such pas
saf le shape that the service can be rey-
Littly and punctually performed.
.. 2. Should the regularity of the
SCI Fice be needlessly destroyed as the
re~ bit of inattention and lack of care
IL, lowco on the highways, the per-
m& lent withdrawal of the delivery will
vel likely result.
Up. .. Rural letter carriers are re-
CURED TO serve their routes regularly
az spi seasons OF the year and in every
kluf OF weather when it can be done
without seriously imperiling their
hvts or sndangering their convey.
! /" s'ors the u.s.. mani Which LIZ,
their custody.
| No. 4. Patrons should clear away
the snow drifts, SO that carriers car
drive up and reach boxes from their
vehicles without dismounting.
No. D, 1t is not a part of the car
rier's duty to break out the roads after
severe snow storms.
No. g. Rural carriers are expected
to theoretically try to serve the routes
| even slough the conditions may be ex.
tremely adverse, and any undue lack
J OF zeal On their part should be prompt
ly brought to the attention Of this
office, for such action as the merits Of
the case require.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-01
HORRIBLE.
An Aged Couple Burned to
US Death in Their Homo in
I West Union.

One of the m ost distressing events
which ever occurred in this vicinity
was the death by burning Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Phelps of West Union,
which occurred at an early hour on
Saturday morning. They lived alone
in a small house in tho village of West
Union, occupying room upon tho
+, tirst floor. Both are very aged,-Ar.
Phelps about SO, and his wife but lit
tie younger, and to the iafirmities in
cident to age Mr.. Phelps was suffer
err from rheumatism to an extentwhich
crippled him. Of the origin of the
fire nothing is known. About one
o'clock neighbor, awakened by his
dog, discovered the Phelps hsase in
flames beyond all hope of salvation.
The remains of the aged couple were
found in the ruis.
They had been residents of West
Union for for many years, and were
highly regarded. Years ago, before
old age prevented, they kept hotel in
that village, and worked a farm of
eighty acres just outside the village
limits. One son, Alfred, is resident
of West Union, one, Warren, lives in
Otter Tail county, and daughter,
Mrs. Sacie, lives ia Montana.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-01
Family Reunion.

1t WAS a pleaiant family reunion
that occurred on Christmas at the
residence of Fred B. Rowe. William
Petit and his daughter Gertrude of
minneapolis, her brother William of
Battle Greek and James of Chicago,
were present. and remained few
days following. William, Jr., is en-
gagged in the manufacture of prepared
foods, and James is manager of the
Peavy elevator business In Chicago.
Mr.. Petit has been engaged in the
grain and milling business for many
years. being an important factor in
that line in the city of Minneapolis,
and his sons seem to take 10 it natur-
ally.
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Real Estate Transfers,

Total assessed valuation $12, 325. 80e
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The Nalson Law.

The difficult problem Of regulating
the trusts and monopoliss has beer
taken ap by Congress in earnest this
session and enc of the most coMpre-
hensive bills that is under eonsid era
tioa 10 that introduced by Senator
Knute Nelson, of this state. Senator
Nelson has been q close student of
economic conditions for a great many
years and while he believes that the
present antitrust laws can be greatly
sstrsag thsned, he believes that con-
stitutienal amendment is needed to
give congress uaquestioned power in
the premises. His bill to amend the
existing antitrust laws is carefully
drawn, and is designed to prevent not
only equalization, but also to pro-
hibit over capitalization and the sale
of fraudulent stock. The first section
of the measure provides as follows:
That every contract, merger Or I'M
due capitalization of corporations,
combination in form of trust or other
wise, or conspiracy restraining or in
juring trade or commerce among the
several states or with foreign nations
is hereby declared to be illegal"
The section provided further that
every person forming such combiaa-
ton shall, upon conviction be pun
ished by fine not exceeding SIC, 600
or imprisonment not exceeding enc
year or both.
Section provides that ''every per-
son who shall monopolize, or attempt
to monopolize, or combine or conspire
with any other person or persons to
nonopolize any part of the trade or
commerce among the several states
or with foreign nations, and every
perspn Who shall monopolize, or at
tempt to monopelize, or combine or
conspire with any other person or
persons to monopolize the maaufac-
ture, sale, or production of any com
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A Handsome Hall.

The Knights of Pythias now occupy
all tho rooms over the two stores &C.
cupied by S. 2. Hansen and Mel.
Blied-both the property of James A.
Caughron, who has Just completed
decorating the new rooms oyer the
Billed store. There 10 large ban.
quet hall connected with the lodge
room by large folding doors, and back
Of it fine and fully % uipped kitchen,
pantry and wash room In front are
cloak rooms ands large reception
and retiring room. The hallway and
rooms have been beautifully decor
ated and present q beautiful appear
ance. George E. Disbel was given
carte blanche SO far as the walls were
concerned and he has done the work
we'll and in perfect taste.
On Monday evening the Grand
Chancellor of the state, James Robert
soa, made the lodge an Official vista
ton, and upon the occas OF the ban
quet hall was used for the first time
The Rathbone Sisters joined with the
Knights in giving an entertainment
which was delightful. After a lodge
session the tables were seated with the
Knights and ladies and members of
their respective families, and q de-
lightful literary program with toasts,
was an enjoyable feature. Music
games and generally sociable good
time followed.
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Mrs. Little was a city visitor on
Monday.

Mrs. Little was city visitor on
Monday.
Misses Hazel and Hattie Lamb,
formerly of this vicinity, but now of
the city, are visiting friends in this
locality. Harry Lamb was with them
~~ M ~ . i, trs.s 'Wn.. soibe. Yisisaasst
friends north of Sank Centre on Sat-
urday.
Geo. Veeder has a force of men at
work on his new barn on the River
Side farm.
Bert La Rock of Melrose, spen
Christmas with his parents in Pleas
ant Valley.
Joseph Pesheck made business
trip to Unity On Sunday. We think
it was = personal affair which NO
doubt will put him in line with Bill
Ssiben.
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Another Great industry.

NEWARK, N. j., Dec. 27.--The mar
vslous industrial activity that has
naked the unprecedented era of Amer
loan prosperity, was accented here at
$50 to-day when the largest paint
factory in the world went into opera
ton, the output being over 5000 GAL
Ions per day. 1t 10 ths eastern plant
Of tho Patton Paint Company of Mil
waukee. The buildings are models OF
design for volume and quality of pro-
duct. and fer comfort of employees.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Miss Eva Caughren is spending the
holidays at home.
Chas. aud Joseph Weddick are at
tending the Academy at Sank Centre.
Mrs. J. A. Veeder has been i'll with
ID ssippe.-~e,.~->. ~,e-.~, 2. $50 -
Arthur Graham wasa Melrose visit
or on Saturday,
The latter part of last week several
Of the young people of Pleasant Valley
attended party at Unity.
Wallace Bruce has rented his farm
to Mr.. Qsade. Mr., Bruce will move
to the city in March.
John Ceynar has a large force oil
men in the woods getting out timber
for the frame of barn which he in.
tends to build in the spring. And ther
for another time.