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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15
INSTITUTE WORK
Will be Done by University Instruc.
tors after Close of Summer School.

Will be Done BY University Instruc'
tors after Close of Summer School.
Very little rest is in store fer many
Of the instructors who are dong
work in the Summer School. Near
ly all of them will be engaged in in
structing teachers institutes during
part of the summer Following the
close of the Summer School. Prof.
Hodges is scheduled for Ripley and
Spencer: Prof Barbe for West
Union and Keyser; Prof. Cox for
Fairmont; Prof.. Callahan for Terra
Alta; Prof Deahl for Martinsburg
and Charles Town; Prof. d. u.
johnson, Arnoldsbure and Hartford;
Prof. Gallup, Fsirview and New
Martinsville; Prof. Armstrong,
Philippi and Charleston
Miss Ethel earle, will assist Prot.
Hodges at Spencer and Ripley, and
A. L. Wade will he with Mr. John
son at Hartford Miss Susan Chase
Of Buffalo will go to Moundsville to
lecture tothe institute. She taught
in the Summer School here last
summer.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15

The July number ssBook Of the
Royal Blue published by the Passen-
ger department. Baltimore & Ohin r.
II. has two leading articles. The
Tortieth Anniversary Of the Battle al
Gettysburg on July lst. End and 3rd,
and new and Intensely Interesting
story Of the battle by General II. s.
Huidekoper, leafs of. The story is
tersely told and profusely Illustrated
with scenes and maps, aud IS probably
one Of the most condensed text books
OF the battle ever written. The story
of Barbara Fritchie, which has been
told and retold. proved and denied,
over and over again. is retold by inter.
views OF the surviving relatives of the
parties concerned.
Single copies will be mailed to any
address on receipt OF five (D rents, or
for one year for (5J) cents, on appllca-
ti0n to d. B Martin, Manager Pas
senger TrafEic, Baltimore a. Ohio Rail.
road, Baltimore. Md.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15

National Guardsmen had to kill
seven and cripple twenty five in
Evansville to convince a mob that
they couldn't get into Jail to hang
a man confined there. A few doses
o. this kind will convince people
that mod law isn't always the most
healthful occupation in the world.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15
saIyationists at WorIdys BAR.

Cleveland, July 9.-fhe st. Louis
exposition management has offered
Commander Booth Tucker, of the Sal
walton army, land for an army exhibit.
One Of the features of the army's ex-
hibitfon will be colony farm Elk
hibits from every country on the
globe will also be made. The army
will erect two-story exhibition build
ing to be used as Headquarters.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15
New Glass Factory.

Morgantown, w. Va, July l0.-FhS
charter for the Randall Glass csA<!
pany, capital 100000, has been ~
ceived and work commenced on ths.
factory. which will make bottles aat
employ $50 men. Manufacturing WIFI
start Sent. l.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15
INDUSTRIAL AGENT
OF the B. & o. has Visited Nor
paufoWu
He Came to inquire Into Local Condi-
lions Finds shipments are now
Piye Times as Large as They Were
Two FEARS aga-Inspeciion Of New
suburb, Is Also Made

Piye Times as Large as They We're
Two Years aga-Inspeclfon Of New
suburb Is Also Made
Morganis5pa ha- seceigrd vIsit
from NJ Geufzs " Dadaesar. III
IPntsbuR, ass; Eat i,.duslfIai agrof
fer the u Il q aairisss. sc rallesl
On the NEW DoaiiSvN whit hvrg aad
gave The sdiief afy enc,sfasing
talk abat + be industrial ouMook 10
ana about Merganio~n Mr.. Dadder-
ar is one 1.-the brightest men connect
"a With thr Industrial department. OF
the y. & O. and is likely to pay Nor
gantewn frequent visits within the
next year, 10 locking after the devel-
opment hereas osi. His visit this
time was 10 consult with the promo
tiers of Randall, the new Industrial
town below H0rgaueowa, aud be Wis
tied the site Ia company with Mr.. yaa
A. BarrickmaD, the local represen Ia
tive Of The Keystone Industrial Com
pany.
II found Randall one of the most
beautiful sites for city have ever
SEEM" said Mr. Dndderar, 'sand the
b. Il @. expects TO secure great deal
Of freight from there In coming years.
The Keystone Industrial Company has
planned for glass houses, and other
factories, and ] planned with them to
furnish The necessary sidings, switches
etc, as well for a depot aud agency
Randall Is apparently backed by nat
Eural resources OF great value. the
company owningas IT does its own gas
well fields. Randall is the natural
outlet for the coal fields up Scots
RuE and | predict great frtare for
the town. In fact / have become so
interested that Shall ~ 70 arrange
to return here for the opening ~ RAN
dali Saturday July Is, which is lixeIy
to prove to be an occasion Of much
interest,"
'sWhatis the B. & D going 10 do
for Morgantown?" asked the NEW
DOMINION OF Mr.. Dodderar.
well several things. ] am not in
position to tell you now, hut we
shall improve conditions and facili-
ties about the depot at an early date.
You are giving us Ave timts the
lamonnt of freight ard travel Of that
of couple OF years ago, and IH town
In West Virginia makes as geod =
showing from railroad standpoint
yours. ! expect TO see Morgantown a
city OF great consequences some OF
these days, for the tendency il thai
Way f0W Ynu can toll vorr ry.,dsra
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15
Y. 2. c. U. Convention.

Akron, o.. July s.-The national
convention of the Young Peoples
Christian union opened here and will
continue for week. Several welcom-
ing addresses and responses thereto
were made. Over 200 delegates are
already here and at least / 900 are ex-
pected In attendance before the con-
vention ends
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15
HlER DEAD.
Prominent Republican pies at ii

TTOHIHeHt hepHDlIcdn Dies ut lis
home in Braxton County.
Jacob Hyer one of the most piomi-
nent republicans In the state is dead
at his home at Sutton after an Illness
of several months with fever. He
has recently devoted more Of his. time
to business than to politics and has
built up fortune. He was quite
well known in Morgantown and his
death is learned with regret here.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15
trading CompIeted.

The grading fer the street car line
has been finished aud work Of ballast
ing aud putting down rails and ties is
Ia progress. IL VIII te couple Of
weeks until the loup is finished and
the cars make he entire circuit.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15
BASS FOR CHEAT.


Gu IU8se IN tnat stFcAl t1I1S 1aII.
Col. J. II. McDcrmott has received
letter from George Fl. Bowers u. S.
Fish Commissioner to the effect that
shipment will be made here this fall
from his department. This IS TO can-
sist of $4,000 hleck bass. The tlsh
will he sent in The fall aud advance
notice will be made ofthe shipment.
They VIII be used to stock Cheat river
which In some years is probable to be-
come one Of The best bass streams In
the country. People who are fond Of
fishing Will be very glad to learn OF
this feet.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15

Morgantown, W. Va. July 9.-Cra-
mer & Yeager and George Coburn. Of
this city, and p. r. Baker. Of Pitts
burg, have bought 1870 acres Of land
In Preston county. w. Va, to quarry
sandstone. They will erect $35, 900
plant for the manufacture Of IRE and
silica brick.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15
Action Needed.

There is no saying tie fact
that there is too much fever here.
There are not as many cases as some
people would have US believe but at
the same time there are too many.
Fever is prcventable.
When lever comes there is crime
somewhere. When death comes
from fever the added pang is the
certainty that The death was need
sess and because some one dill not
do his duty.
1t is time for Morgantown 10 fin |
out where the fever originates. Nc
matter what it cos to locate and
remedy the source of infection this
must be done
Fer weeks this matter has been
before the city council, They have
so far as can be seen done nothing
except to clean ap some parts Of
town. This is all right hat the
fevcryoes on.
The suggestion for a health off
GERS should be accepted -and man
placed in the position who knows
what to do and who will do it.
apNu<xl, ..,.x~.,., A.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15
TAKEN BACK HOME.
Demented woman Proves to Have
Been More scared than Hurt She
was From DeilsIOw.


The ideltity OF the dtmented won.
an who created such hubhub here
ON Thursday has been discovered. She
was the wife Of william Pyles as she
alleged. He came down from Dells-
low and took her home with him.
IL seems that the couple had come
here few days ago from near Monon-
gah. They settled among lot OF
Slavs whose presence scared the wom-
an. She wanted money to 90 home
and her husband refused to give II to
her
She ran away and wondered all night.
When she reached tons she was badly
frightened and the crowd and officers
scared her still more. She became
almost demented through fright.
Later she recovered her composure
and told who she was.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15

Grafton has formed trolley com.
pany with $4,000 capital. Tie
members will have to raise that
some before they have much Of a
line.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15
Powder Plant Demolished.

Valparaiso, Ind, July 10.-The plant
of the Aetna Powder company at Mil
lers station was demolished by an ex-
plosion from unknown causes. Loss
$4,000. Nobody hurt.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15

The death Of rom Pastorious is 1
peculiarly ssdonr. Tom had a hast
of friends IL Town and the news OF
the accident ahirts cost his>iafe east
a gloom 0 er The enirc town last
njvh..
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15

The Industrial Agent may cnabls
the B. n O. to get busyin attending
t. some matters which demand at
tention here.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15
Condition Beyond Hope.

The mere fact of the consultation in
itself gave rise to the gloomiest fore
holdings. Indeed, this was the first
actual consultation, as the previous
frequent meetings OF the doctors were
not regarded as formal consultations.
DR.. Rossini, the distinguished special
list OF tho Raccelli school, was calIea
into q consultation lasting two hours,
during whieh every phase Of the pa
tents case was Ihinutely gone over
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-07-15
LIFE SLOWLY EDD|NG'
Demise Of Pope a Question Of
Days at Most and Pro-
baby Only Hours.
PHYSICAL VIGOR IS USBROkEN
No Second Operation Performed-pr.
RoasinI Called in Consultation.
Cardinals Throughout the World
HurryIns Homewsrd.

Rome, July 10--6:10 a. NIT is re-
ported that when, shortly after sun.
rise this morning, DR.. Lapponi went
to see the pope he found him with his
hands together in the attitude OF
prayer. On the doctor inquiring
whether he required anything his hoii-
ness replied:
To-day finishes week since l was
taken i'll. am thanking God Sor hay.
ing given me strength to still pray to
Him.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-05
Convenient Barn Ladder.

When l built my barn. I was for some
time at loss for plan to build o
stairway or ladder from the hallway
to the NOW above one which would be
entirely out of the way. when not in
use. This is the way finally solved
the problem: I cut the opening to the
NOW IN the center of the hallway, then
made ladder of the proper length to
reach from floor of hallway to the NOW
above. | had the blacksmith make
two clips. one Of which l bolted ON the
upper end Of each side piece Of. the lad
der. l also had two hooks made which
nailed to the framework OF the open
ing. I then hung a hook from one Of
|; the joists at the opposite side Of the
opening. Now by hanging the clips
which are ON the end of the ladder Oh
the hooks attached to the framework
of the opening the ladder can be swung
up and hooked to the hook ON the 'joist.
This swings the ladder clear above my
head and leaves hallway unobstructed
w. D: Latshaw in Practical Farmer.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-05

-
F. A dozen or more of the neighboring
Hives OF theL:O! TIM. and tents OF
the K: o. TN. were: Alexandria,
thirty-tive or more; Lite Falls, about
thirty; MelroSe, twenty-six; Morris,
fifteen; ST. Cloud, twelve. or; fifteen;
.Akeley, Osakis. Long Prairie, Royal
/ ton" Brainerd, y: Aitkin,, Minneapolis
and st. Paul. P..:@:-t @"t ,;::>f,:t:e
The address by Miss Bina' M West,
and that by Rev. G. L. Morrill, were
enjoyed by all present, whether mem
berS or not. .:,. , 3. 49,: .,...,.,.s I:
Miss West is supreme record keeper
and er,home is at Port Huron, Mich.
Rev Morrill, is paster. of the Peoples
Church, Minneapolis. ""li~.tA - 1>t'
- Mrs WEIGH state commanded Of
the l.. 9, T. NJ. was present and
assisted materially, n. - al y thte work Of
tne EaAy'.iG II 5:rt>I stI ~ $40 i
The ladies of the home hive served
lunch III the hafF4ast nightj1too about
500 persons Some Of the delegates
remained tin the early. train, this
morning, and the ladies served unch
,uhHl o,a- mcT2 n. a.n# 7 1s2I 80
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-05

,Epgineer Injured.

Engineer Maehren, Of Melrose, was
49, was Quite seriously hurt last Saturday
at Sandstone. He was looking ont OF
the window Of khes CAB to. see about, his
Injector when Ills head came in contact
with a police semaphore close to
tile track. He received a3bad jolt and
had his head projected an inch fur
Their he surely would have been killed.
| - Mrs Maehreu &went ato& his homo at
Melrese... He.is engineer on the Sand
stone local and the locomotive in
, E Which he was riding y eee eftpe large
type and the engineers seat extends
much further ontthan in the ordinary
!. : Locomotive. ouEnal Rress. II -.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-05
A La st Word.

After nearly twenty-five, years of
continuous service in the editorial
chair of the herald, the writer yields
to another, but not to one unknown
and unfamiliar with the demands of
the public. 1t lis not a stranger who
picks np the pen in behalf OF this COM
munity. w. l. Henshaw, who has
made Sank Centre his home for >tw enty-
five years, succeeds to- the MANAGE
ment OF the paper. 1t is NOT neces sary
to introduce nor commend bimto fav-
orable consideratfen:in this$ cuy and
vicinity. He is a. eentlefnan&ip the
fullest meaning Of the term an expert
prinser-none better-REd: deserve 8 and
win receive and hold the cont ence
and patronage which is his due Justly.
!! Nm: bidding the patrons .:of the HER.
AID farewell. the pen halts by reason
of the memories which are wei nigh
Overwhelming. Not by way of lapof-
ogy, but simply as II statement OF a
fact we'll known to every reader Of the
<HERALD,s; words; have been Written
and printed which! it, were bet
ter had never been given publicity
but the writer earnestly hopes they
have been on may be, fprg ottent They
were not,prompted py malice. Ii any
thing that may have been uttered has
added to the material welfare, hhppi-
ness vor satisfaction Ofy.rauy, however
exalted or humble, the''writer is glad
Of it. i ! -, II
81, w arm friends: haye been: made dur
ing the residence, here OF the t4dieor
and his family, and the iparting With
them is a genuine sorrow. II there be
any enemies-an doubtless there are
the epmity is All their own. o-,- ~
III Sans Centre il a Oily s~hlfh| has.
great Occasion to 5eprodd of her Cit:
izenship and her manifold adva ntag-
es. If the HERALD has contri bpted
aqght to her s9ulendia condition i bias
abandant Plight 10: feel aisense of lsef-!
qualification, and in the belief ths 1T it
has It So iud ulges. '';2;
RUay4eaEbyHsoabaabaipd toIAq9s3oe.
leDgtheenHng ., s! vi Will V| l.. Y fhaff
achieve the highest. ambitiQn OF its.
5im I'M q dSvbted.ftie,rras:: <>1~Q u = go
=, ,,,v,,,nrr <.CHAs> HESDR{ xtH4
I'm lime I .lai4nIL lEF ,g!sH
n Z
Hugh Hoffman, 81 Willard, was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday. art!
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-05
4 RenarkabIe ne cord.

Chamberlaip's Cough Remedy has a
remark able record! HLt has been used
for over thirty Years., during which
tit1e many million bottles haye been
sold and used. ItHhas long been the
standard and main reliance in: the
treatment 81 z Group il othous snds q
h homes, vet. during al this, tine no
case has 3eEerl been, reported to the
manufacturers -inftsRhich it, failed to
effect q eare.When given as soon as
the child becomes hoarse or even as
soon as the croups cough appears, it
will prevent the attacK!!d fsg plea aAnt
10 take, many Chi fdten like il. 1t eqnn.
tains 20 opium IF s other harmful Ipb5
stance and may be given tas dssoennfdent
ly to a-baby-as-to an adult. Eor sale
by Hansen g. EmersonIgi .re
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-05
Fruit For the Family.

When fresh fruit for the: family is
bought. it is eaten sparingly. Where
it is grown at home there is little re-
straint, ard even the children can have
As much: as they want. We always
sympathize with. the family of the
farmer whe has no time to monkey
with orchard, vineyard or berry patch.
and we cannot blame his sons or his;
daughters for taking advantage of the
first opportunity to escape from such s.
scene of privation, says an agricultural
exchange. The most profitable fruit a
farmer can grow is, that which his own.
family consumes, They pay a better
price than any one sehscr :..I..: !e:sx
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-05
THE MACCABEES I
GREAT GATHERING
MANY HERE FROM OUT OF TOWN
Fine Speakers and Music, and
+. T.. "a Royal Good I
Time. ;

The rally of the Maecabees held here
yesterday attracted many people from
out OF the city. The evening program
was an elaborate one and the struc-
ture was crowded to it's capacity.
Owing to scarcity or time we are UNI
able to give in detail a description 81
the event. ':.:.. =. - - :...<;:: F''h
For some time a representative Of
the orderhad been :deyoting time ana
energy in preparing a large class Of
new: members, and the result Is. an
addition Of fifty names to the hene
hiYe, thirty-twO." of whom were init
ated yesterday afternoon: The team
work was done by ,thelAlexandril aha
Little Falls teams, who Ca rried
through the work in a mastery way.
The drill, given by the ladies Of the
St. Paul hive, Showed careful repara-
tion; and was thoroughly enjoyed
Rev G. B. Brecount offered short
PRAYER invoking the blessing of als
mighty G od on the work of the order.
IT The address Of .Welcome by Mayor
7, a Dubois, was given. in su ch a
hearty manner that none eould>dpubt
for q m&omaent the sincerity of their
cordial reception and! welconett3 Tho
city:r~ The, address was followed EbE a
solo by LOUIE dd2time citizen W. ID.
Henshaw.- .I:,iy3 /: IL :':>sf:'''<> lid II q
''Mfs 4etheffea, Estate r c3omrmaddt.r III
K::9O:5 &c M!:;; responded to the address
ySa7f1 1}f n63adt 10 C1l1cE 9T5jt.El.l! 81 .It
81 ~ rnS.a +c..,r1ris1t Ill r..,.t: q. r.1r
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-05
!: 49,. -: = =: = p ]: 81 -
Boar Attack ed Him.

=; A. w. Rowe, the East.side. dairy
man, was attacked: by: a boar: oqp Sun
: day: and was quite. severe lys jured.
The anin1a esuaped from its. pen and
lin: attempting. taa place: the animal
i again: ia.tn ne, 'stye ehe savage pe%ss2&
tackled its pwner:.1,>1 Two 1ou9 and deep
cuts were infict'd by the sharp :tusks,
=: in MI: -Isowe's.: leg hefore' ::ths sharp
pointsof>a pitehf'Aa'k made the, sauimal
! turn tail: One: Of the tines, Of the
.pitchfork was .brnten Off and left IN
thepiy's head as i. rnomento of Lie
ccsasion.-7J onrnAI Press. !: -
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-05
Election:

Democrats carry New York. city by:
$1,000. 49,. -: -
Kentucky Democrats reflect Gov.
Beckham by over $4,000. .-.
Virginia Democrats sweep state in
electing members of assembly = ri
Rode Island Democrats re-elect Gov.
Garvin by reduced plurality. ..5:
Ohio Republicans. defeat job lson
for governor by over 100, 600, and elect
state ticket. .~:> T.. ...>. =. - -57. I'd.
Pennsylvania Republicans gain. =. -,
Iowa Republicans re.elect1 Coy.
Cummins by SO, 1000 plurality III
=" Nebraska Republicans claim State
by 10000. -i:.=:''.* ',''' @..d7 -1"G
i New Jersey Republicans elect tont..df
six senators. ....,..- ;...-,... .,,Ie ".''
Colorado Republicans elect j udge
Campbell to supreme court: :c:3a .,Tn
+ DEMOCRATS GAIN IN BALr1MoR e. j. Il
Baltimore, Nd, Nov. AT 2S6: a.
M. only eighty,iye of the 3e8 voting
precincts, Of Bait imme had reported.
These, iii the: ratio Of Democratic
gains are maintained, Indicate that
Edwin 'Warfiefd, the Democratic no.
mfnee, for, governor, has carried the
city by 1000. or 5000 plurality, Re
turns from, the counties are meager,
but it is not thought that the Repub-
licap vote in the state can overcome
the Democratic plurality in Balti-
more II &ytHr$>ttT fssra, g. +. 4.:"1.1
Ints HFfeek;|i Dorchester county,
fthere is said to have been a dis pute
between whites and blacks, INV tch
EittS reported that twelve men were
Yw4pgglnrldde4fdlt I Owing: to congested, teK!
tIrggraphii ia SERVICE Tonight (, the gel port
tcanaet be verified. oc:4 :: s...,Y:9:l4 ~,
alt :::RoosEvEBT voTEs EARLY .u,j
washington: p, ..G% NloY.. 3.-Presi-
dent -R IS yelt. cast his vote at tQN ster
Bay attfz 3. 55t 9oeleck1 thisq morn ing:
After that, accompanied; bytSeeret afy
|Loeb and ssOHie friends. hesGtb6k a
fariRe to1Sag j. f.;oVa 81 g 81"
a'phetpresidetts strip ffom VI ASH a w.
ton t. oyster Bay vas 9nade;sNftb out
special incident. " .>.- .., ... - 81
The president received f the election
returns n4theef cabinetreo4mf =, a Ago ugh
Direct wires tajstbe4ofiqe,he vas Kept
christianity 35 inforlaeft ;@otG1 tise!1tat Test
eleetIonnewsS;1je II asl1o1 SIT ~ -:
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-05
PROBABLY A MURDER
Skeleton OF a Man Found in
Otter Tail County. MUIR
=" der and Robbery. ..

Fergus Falls. Journal: Coroner
7HIePimark drove over to Pelican. Rapids
SAtardaY and went out to the Ander-
/ son farm where the skeleton of a man
supposed to be ] osephl Upright, had
been found the previous afternoon. 5 80
Fhetparties wi1o- found the remains
threw the brush over: them with a view
70 .lleea leaving; them iust, IS they found
bbtthFlem. p2nding, the coronfr's arrival,
b.!ntt on Conducting: him to the sc ne,
they were rastop sf4ed to find tn at soma;
ionei had :i'eelI therein the mean time
and had rem owed the upper portion OF
the skeleton and dug into the ground
unuerne atm. What reason they e p't1d
hIaEe for. doing 50, cannot even be sur
missed. and there is something very
mysterious about the whole case. 70. :
/. The portion of the i skeleton W b ieA
| had been removed was, imply thlt Own
aside; not carried sway: The cor pnert
examined the crushed skull and, tafen
with al the circumstances, had no
hesitancy in concluding that it was i
case of murder. and all the evidence,
tn at be, could collect tended to CON tirm;
him in the belief that the remains wern
those oEJnseph Upright. * ns of the
thip.holhes MAS found: to be disc hsed
and parties whos.remefhber Upright
ct "a lib t::i3,a. :iuaSi siliiAva haki limo
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-05
Dried "Sweets.S

Dried sweet potatoes are said TO be
comparatively RlorepaImtahle and more
like the green product than are; dried
apples. The department. of agricu1-
ture Is preparing a bulletin which will
tell how Sweets" can be dsled and
keat hsae6ksasy. ...t,,.. -. r.t