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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-06-29

tremendous current would have
carried out every dam between here
and Sank Rapids, along with many
mills and houses. 1t would have
swept our bridge to destruction. By
direct current, and whirling backwater,
it would have torn ont the broad sand
bank beneath the Sank Centre mill,
causing the collapse Of the latter,
which is worth not less than $50 200.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-06-29
Married

j. Edward Bass and Miss Mary
Cumming, both OF Kenmare, N. D.,
formerly OF Sank Centre, were united
in marriage at the residence of the
groom, on the evening OF June 13.
Rev. J. E. Fawcett officiated. The
wedding ceremony was beautiful
one. The groom and bride, with
Mr.. John Donnelly, best man; and
Miss Jane Cumming, maid of honor,
stood beneath an arch of blue and
white, hung with wedding BELLS"
The bride was handsomely gowned in
light blue silk. During the ceremony
she held large boquet of white roses.
The room was decorated with roses and
carnations After the ceremony there
was sumptuous dinner. Many of
the guests were originally Sank
Centre people. They showed their
affection for the bride and groom by
their many choice presents.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-06-29
Fined for Walk Ridina.

Chas. Fiesler, DR.. Kirghis, Robt.
Truax, and Willis Dean plead guilty
of riding bicycles on sidewalks, in the
city court this week. They were each
fined one dollar fine and one dollar
costs. Our police force is on the
watch for more offenders.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-06-29
The Band Concert,

The band gave their first outdoor
concert on Thursday evening of last
week. The program of seven numbers
was we'll rendered. A large audience
enjoyed the treat. Tonight the band
will give another concert,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-06-29
Lost

Somewhere between Sank Centre
and the Barnard farm south of town,
a child's dark blue cravenette coat
with red vest front. Finder please
leave at this Office. 1-w
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-06-29
STRUCK 81 LIGHTNING.
John Pescheck Loses a Barn by
Saturday Nights Storm. This
is the Second Time That Mr..
Pescheck Has Lost
Barn by the Effects of
Fire

The barn owned by John Pescheck
OF Bishops Grove, was struck by
Saturday night. 1t was
consumed, and five horses killed.
Two years ago Mr.. Pescheck's barn
was destroyed by fire.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1905-06-29
Notice.

A full attendance of the Degree OF
Honor Lodge, is desired at its mex,
meeting, as business of importance is
to be transacted.
Alice E. Compton
Recorder
The oasis., 1905-04-22
Good Cold Property.

The Dea Mining Company have within one-half mile of the town of La Colorado, a good, gold bear ing property, twenty pertenencias, through which run twenty-one veins all showing valuable ores. A twenty foot shaft from which have been taken ores running high in value. The property comments itself to investors. For particulars address.
 LUIS B. PADRES, If. La Colorado. Sonora, Mex.
The oasis., 1905-04-22
Good Iuvestre ent.

The Nogales Water Company is now offering for sale to the inhab- itants of both Nogales 10000 shares of it's Treasury stock.
 For further particulars call at the Company's office.
 If THE Noe ALEs w WATER COMPANY
The oasis., 1905-04-22
Golden State limited.

The Golden State Limited, the fastest and most finely equipped train in the West, running between Los Angeles and Chicago without change, passes Benson eastbound at SIS a. m. each day, westbound at 10.17 every night.
 W. G. BOWMAN, Agent.
The oasis., 1905-04-22
COFFEE

Coffee and woman are SO far alike they can be SO good that they can't be mid- ding.
 Your grocer returns your monsy f you don't Ike sohuiings Best.
The oasis., 1905-04-22
SONORA SETTINGS.
A Collection of Happenings in the
 State Over the line.

The Banco de Sonora has in creased it's surplus from $500, 1000 to $600,000.
 The Trinity Mining Company, Major H. c. Reno manager, which is developing a handsome gold property southwest from Mazda lena, has been this week in receipt of a shipment of several carloads of machinery.
 Next week Engineer Ignacio Bonillas and his son, Ignacio Bo- nillas Jr., go to San Bernardino, thence to the Mormon colony in Sonora, to survey large tract of land recently bought by the colony from the government, and to de- fine the boundary line between Chihuahua and Sonora, the prop erty lying both sides of the line.
 Colonel A. H. Moore is develop ing two very promising properties in the Altar district of Sonora that lie about twenty miles southwest from Llano. One is named the Rincon. It has a ledge about 44 feet wide that carries values to the amount of about $25 per ton gold. The other Is a leadsilyer proposi- ton with ledge about three feet wide that yields values aggregating s55 gold. Upon each Col. Moore has sunk shaft 100 feet, and go ing still deeper.
 Last Saturday evening there was serious wreck on the Sonora railway, near Escalante, a station below Torres. A freight train ran into band of cattle, and was de- raileG, twenty two cars being piled up in the space usually required by five. The car next to the en- zine was that of the water service of the Sonora railway--a combina tion of flat car and living car. In the latter was the shop, tools and machinery of the water ser vice, and upon the fiat material such as may be needed in the work. The occupant, MT. Charles M. Zorn, foreman of the water ser vice, was instantly killed, and his helper, named Escalante, was ser iously hurt.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01

AN easy way to get home: $500 cash down
s and s31 per month viii secure a nsw house
i Of rooms and bath In good location near
; and let us show YOU the property. Apply at
branch office, BALDWIN, a HOWELL
Seventh ave- and H st. Sunset.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
. H-Dx-H-A-D-1-o.s SUCCESS.

R-E-x-R-A-D-I-o,s s-U-c-c-E-s-s .
'P-R-o-M-I-N-E-N-r' c-I-rI-z-E-N-s
TESTIFY.
"P-A-R-A-L-Y- SIS LIVER DISEASE.
TOTAL DEAFNESS,
successfully treated in few seconds" Mr..
g. Hammond. member of the John Hays Ham
mond family, testifies 81 SUFFERED for
NO remedies helped The pains in my right
side. etc. were very severe and exhausting.
Few ps sss q a. 0Rs
ment. @ when s. to & my amazement ana delight the ne
pains INSTANTLY ceased q and have aa not ito to
ONE treatment / think this very REMARK
ABLE, and will gladly be INTERVIEWED
Greatest Gi HEALER Of OF THE AGE. He
can. and does do. seeming IMPOSSIBILITIES.
Recently in my presence he gave THREE
LY DEAF ear Zone of sour leading citizens).
and INSTANTLY closing his sound ear he
what was WHIsPERED to him at nearly
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY feet distance.
and this he can STILL do, after the lapse of
ANOTHER friend Of mine prominent real
estate man, long badly PARALYZED. was
stantly RAISED his foot FIVE FEET high,
then RAN. and frequently L-E-A-P-E-D high
saw " him ss dc these es almost % 1 fNcREp1BLE fsi p
things and he positively declared to me they
had for years been absolutely I-M-P-o-S-S.I-
truth OF all the foregoing. INTERVIEW me.
will give you the names and addresses of
these gentlemen. (SIGNED): Grant Ham
mond. Mechanical Engineer and Chemist. 5o7
Ex-DEPUrY COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS
Broker d. NJ. Cashin testihes: IT ALSO wit
messed the above correctly described, extreme
ly MARVELLOUS incidents. Rexradio's brief
month" ago caused 1t to clearly HEAR at
IA feet distance, which 1t STILL does,
though / have had no further treatment ofor
weeks. Interview me-
tsigned) D. NJ CAsHM.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01

"A SPECIAL,
G Mattresses. country resort. SIS fcundi girls
from Southeast California preferred.
G. r. HANSEN s. CO.. 40 Bush a.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
suzL1NaA1rn REAL EsrArr.

HAVE you seen our tract. directly at the sta
tfon, with its beautiful shade trees, we'll
macadamfzed roads, with sewers and water
mains laid and all the pretty houses that
have been erected during the past year? It
is unquestionably the best plat OF land that
has been offered for sale in many days. Lots
are selling fast: one-haIf OF the tract has
been sold. and no wonder Prices are low;
$3.50 will buy lot 5Ox1S0; only 500 cash re-
quired We have larger lots at higher prices.
Bear in mind-no saloons buildings OF an
objectionable character win be allowed on
this tract Office on the grounds Send for
booklet.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
FRUITVALE ADv'T'sMNTS
FzUIrYALE ZEAL ESTATE.

WIGGINGTON'S FRU1TvALE BARGAINS.
S3000-New Groom house; modern: lot 5ox
150: $500 cash. $50 monthly.
e1250-Nice cottage. rooms, near school
and postofice; lot 75x10o.
$4000-F1ve-room cottage Fourtsenkh st;
modern; high basement: good barn; OF
acre: terms II desired
S6000-Good s-room house, with Z11 acres
good orchard: windmill I horse. 2 buggtes,
farm Implements. ETC.: terms II desired
S1250-New 4-room COTTAGE LOT 50x-00s dns
view; school.
Lots-s125 and up: $40 and IS per month;
streets graded: cement walks: electric car
line: interest taxes clear title; they are
going fast; better buy before they are all
gone.
WIGGINGTON. 1i67 Twsnty-third ava. Oak
land; phone Brook 1912: open Sunday.
FOR sale-New 5-room cottage: basement un-
der entire building: good water chickens
and chfcken-housss. lot 75x345 II. H.
PRUELLAGE. Westau grocery Upper
Fruitvale, near AIlendaIe.
FHUITvALH ROOMS.
ROOMS. with nrst-clsss board IN one Of the
most beautiful homes In Upper Fruitvals; an
ideal camping place for a club OF young men.
In an orchard with spring water and board
II desired: close to cars j. w. WILBUR &
CO.. Dmond, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01
..nAr rsrAru-crry-ron sArn.


A swAGGER French colonial home whose
exterior gives the impression. Of rsposs and
4: comfortable luxury which 10 at once con-
aa esns and
bull tin seats S. lust dnished rooms and
sS6 sh ss Hnssss s@ss e
artistic accuracy combined with all latest
eenveniencss. such as rear stairs. clothes
s the main Moor las some new effect tn orig
inal designed ouiltsin large open nrspiaess.
etc. select neiE hborhood. marine view; sun
- IN every room; lot 25x106s price 1850 Box
Buy ONE BEFORE 75.75 -.
' NO INTEREST," No \ 8 Taxes.
as biIiisrd table on srads cioss
TO school and Missions electric carr; bound
! 500 each on instalinnsnt- Of SO per month:
rssidence location south q Golden Cat. PARK;
these are the cheapest lots In this district;
adyancins .tF''l N price 5apt6ly,
20 Montsomery st. 7. q Phone Main 17o4
AN easy way to get ( home: $500 cash down
and ssD per month viii secure q nav Rouse
of g rooms and bath il =. q good location. near
and let us show YOU the property. Apply at
branch ofhce, BALDWIN q HOWELL
Seventh ave and H st. Sunset.
THE biEEest map ever offered IN San Franz
cisco: cor. OF Holloway ave. and Harold st.
E3s ungfeside}sA new 5sroom modern cottagess
E sf675 II sold IN the NEXT ten days. on easy
& - terms. Call at IngIeside Planning Miil. OPP,
& .courzing park L. =. COON: owner. ss:.sss
FIVE new cottages with modern irnpruvs-
Insnts gas and sew err srna all payment down,
. balance same as rent. = "A Apply owner
GEORGE RYAN. Lumber yard. corner Army
s and Condor stss
$g75-E SIDE, 17th ave-. bet. California and
{ 4. Lake, 25x120;s a. pickup: street work all
s.. done. JULIAN r.. BRANDON NV. cor:
Larkin and Bush sts & =. -; s 81 @ss.sss
HOUSE. 10 rooms, for sale; a tenants; large.
5: lot. 2f24s Langton st.. - between Harrison
" and Bryant. - = s.ss;ss ~ *
EtR1E-Our booklet on plumbing: write ALL
BACH g MAYER. plumbers, s36 Howard u.
MAKE cash offers see owner: 25x112;6s broom
home. 1881 Pierce ST near Union
A1NIcE sunny cottage: rents for ss6 month";
i 1s3t Chattan nuoga ST. near Twenty-thfrd.
REAL E-CoUNTRY-For sale.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01

FARMS ORCHARDS.
DIARIES. F1HsEtY ARDS.
70 vineyard hands, different places -tS0
end found.
25 orchard hands. different places. s25-$So
and found
20 ploW and ranch teamsterS, S30-$S2 % ID
&c nailkers. various places. S3o-S3b-$4e found.
y butter and cheese makers. $65- $40. found.
= scr7per tearnsters, southern ranch. $50 fd..
Laying and harvest wages paid on above:
Jobs. 81 8 - f9.e. .ssssss4s II
MURRAY &. READY. ss4-6s6 Clay st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
THIS DAY INHISTORY.
August 18th.

14os-John Cover, an early English poet
died.
1544-st. Dizier surrendered to the En-
peror, Charles ". after a noble defense
made by the French Governor.
16B7-Robert Blake died; ono OF tho most
intrepid and successful admirals In
the British navy
17e5-Timothy Cutler. an Episcopal cler-
gyman died at Boston, aged eighty
two; formerly president OF Yale Col
ese
17ss-The Dutch fleet. under Admiral Lu-
cas-. surrendered to the British Mt tho
Cape OF Good Hope,
1e1s-James Constantine Perier. French
1nachlnIst died lie was the greatest
manufacturer Of machinery In France,
having at ono time no less than nlne-
ty-three' establishments
1s2e-The state OF Delaware fully abol-
s. ished It's militia system.
1s32-Jcan st. Martin. an eminent French
Orientallst died at Paris OF cholera,
Flo was principal editor Of the Journal
Asiatic, and particularly distinguished
for his knowledge OF the languages OF
Western Asia,
1848-Disastrous fire at Aibany; several
hundred buildings burned and one
million of property destroyed.
1884 htabula county courthouse. ONO,
with MI records and archives de-
sd atroyed by FIRE,
4--Rusaian gunboats fred on English
men OF war near Abo. without fatal 7'ti
itias..
1sB7-A block OF pure chrystalline Ice,
@ weighing twenty-five pounds, WAS dls :
covered In meadow near Crlcklo-
wood On tho day previous a dostruo-
tive hall storm passed over the spot
| Mcsray, In his history OF France, mem
lions n block Of Ice that fell Of the
weight OF 100 pounds, during thun.
der and hail storm. In the year lbl0 Il
1ses--2Oo Polish emigrants and about
twice as many sympathlzers from w
! rlous countries mat at Rapperswyl
4 Canton OF st. Gall, Switzerland TO
innugl,rntc monument commemora-
two OF their3nat!on's struggle for IN
i dependence,
1e74-Itnly was reported to be hopelessly
bankrupt. with the people attached te
l their King and tho ministry to the
idea of parliamentary government
i 1so4-Refusa Of General stoessel, COM
i mander OF Tho Port Arthur garrison.
10 the Mikado's offer TO surrender
Terrific f1ghting resumed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
.S1lLIPR0BlNG
COTTON } 1 SCANDAL J. ]
Grand Jury Examines Number Mi ll's o 81:
Witnesses and Adljourtis
Until Friday.
fhx Assoointetl f,ress. !

4 y .E5 i IA X
WASHING IRON, August ID. -1'hs usual
air Of secrecy pervnded the court fousc
here to-day, when tho grand Jury met
to continue the inquiry into, tho cotton
$loakaRo cases. A number OF witnesses
were examined. with tho exception OF
president 11arvlc Jordan OF the Southern
Cotton Association. they were made y up :
entirely Of employees Of the Asrlcult u j1l
Department, most OF them having ,t''!| q 9
do with tho work Of tho statistical 81 81
vision. s{s ~
s,he nrnbn bio date OF OF arrival OF Tor
mar Chief statisticlan Hyde. VINO nus ~
Indicated Ills desire to state what ne
Innws concerning tho work Of the status
ticnl division. ~
,,aaa az evidence now IN the possession
nrTths Grand Jury It Is the desire OF inc
district attorney to put before them
svorv shred OF Information obtaina pl le
md that for that reason the inve ''I
Rnt lion had boon prolonged, 80 as TO TO Ier.
nit or tho examination u every einployti
who might be able to throw auditioe y, :
light on the subject. It was the peilci
Mt the courthouse day that indictments g
will be raturncd before the retirctneh J.
Fos District Attorney Beaci, on August
81 z, Isl
At the conclusion !. OF the session an \
adjournment until Friday was taken taken
when 1t Is understood a number OF out
of-town witnesses Will give testimony testimony
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
ROGERS TO HAVE
ROUTE OF HIS OWN
Line of Steamers and Barges Will
Take Coal From Norfolk
to Boston.
(special to Tho Times Dispatch.)

BOSTON, MASS. August l6.-Outllnesf
Of what purports to be Anew scheme
being furtherad by II H. Rogers for
bringing Pocahontns, New River coal
coal over an entirely now rail and water
route to Boston were circulated In I'm
ancial circles to-day. II was, said that
Mr. Rogerss financial al Mutations could
secure contracts for supplying such large
consumers as tho New Haven, Boston
and. Maine and the Boston Elevated
4 c One feature dwelt on was that MI,
Rogers's new railroad Incorporates IN
and In YlrgInIn MS the TideWatcr Rail
road, Is being built without outside TIM
4aneial assistance, ana wlll constltut an
x folk and Western and the Chesa peak,e
and Ohio, between which lines the bulk
pf New England water route coal traf'lo
TITS It is asserted asserted that this line will tap
about one hundred thousand acres OF
high grade coal land OF which Mr. Rog-
ers has now secured possessiop, ~ inc
New River district, and that Y Wall drop
His coal at Norfolk, where, II ,ls stated.
he has acquired extensive terminals, pres
paratory to bringing the coal by water
to Boston with his own line @ steamers
! and barges, "a 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

Editor Of The Dispatch:
slr.-Your correspondent has enden;y-
Republicans hope to VIM. In coming IN
touch with their leaders, | find tnat
they are counting on such fraud IN the
Democratic primary In several countics
aa TO arouse tho temper of many Demo
Gratis and obtain he support OF num-
Der. of these The support Of many VINO I,
Will not go to the primary, and the ,,d n n
5yestigatons to follow.
As to Judge Mann, while the eastern
Virginia Republicans believe that y VII
aid their ticket for Judge Mann to 70
nominated, tho great body Of southwest
Virginia Republicans believe he WILL DO
as hard or harder to defeat as Nl her
one Of those in the race. They knew
that tho league will ask Judge Lewis
T to give his position on the Mann law
and other questions concerning addltlonal
legislation. and that he must lace me
same questions and either favor, or y y !
realize that in the event that Iuuge Mann Loa
pie will support Judge Mann. men lle y
again, they realize that Judge Mann 5has
great ability on the stump and INIT ms
fact has been brought out In his power
To- rea oh the people and convert them
wherever he has gone. They naturaliy
fear tho man who started out Win tour
followers and by his appeal TO the q, Eco..
ple has gained strong support. Ihas
power, they say, will count against mem 1s.l'
up to November
Their chief grounds. however, fer hope
with pro claiming the constitutions, etS
Z Il. 81 i J. y y v =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
|1HY6ES TQ!'l0k1l

Their Botanical Courtship; or,
RvSt,,o nuthot of "I1Ow to Mistake the
A. B IA X Wild Flowers"
fttdjtnr,s Notc.-tt ID commonly agreed
ihnt Tho flower referred TO IN this curious ~
oid l,ailne, Is tile we'll known Gloxlnia.5
!,rhe worthy pair appear to nave heoh
IA ignorant Of orthography as OF botany,
which fact helps to account fof Joes
otlierw iso unexpla difficultles.)
k"If 70 uwotld really win me- duoth
virginia. 4.
Seek mo and pluck to bind our our tr 12'tl
as "A zlnnia, Clock zinnia: 1 81 b
/ Know not where this flower may srow;
4 learned 1t but d week ago 45
I. conned 1T iii my book. i.
Now, fetch mo for thy pledge. dear joe,
Glock-zinnla." M a
And briefly then the young man said:
"t'll win yer.
III seek II need be III I'm dad, the
zinnia Glock-zinnla;
i see tho task means 111ickle work,
But Joe was never ono to shirk;
1 start tonight my quest.
no track tho spot where haps to lark.
Glock.zinnia."'5
Ho tramped until his weary feet !.
Il (Not linenr),
Rebclled, but never did he meet
The zlnnin, Glock-zlnf1ia. al
IThe days stretched into weeks ana years
His hopcs gave way to doubts, thon fears !
THE strange natno grew to sound
Like knocking Jccrs upon his cars car y Il
Glock-zi1inia! Fl Z. ,f
1ro crossed to Asia, out Of Alb
Ysslnla,
i, cr seeking, now by foot, now now cab <
rho zinnia, Glock-zlnf1a.
A day brought hope; an aged crono VII
Advised: "Ah, lad. had you but known 4
Pluck anything at all, q e
And say Ills rare and Foreign grown
+ Clock zinnia." "a ~
Thus quoth tho dame rtwas over near near Z
Bithynia). IA % 7,
Joe heard, and shed a farewell tear
For zinnia, Glock-zlnnia;
Then spake: .'Thers no gain TIL we risk
us I, ,
III pluck this spray OF white hibiscus,
And swear unto my love
1t is a forelgn-grown and viscous
Clock zinnia." &
Sad changes tlrne had meanwhile brought
Virginia; &a
She'd aged, alas while Joe had sought
Tho zinnia, Glock-zlnnia:
Her faco was lined, her hair was white
But though he came to her by night,
She recognized his step,
And cried Quick, have you brought thu
bright ID
Glock-zinnia7"''
His heart a-tremble. down he knelt:
II win yer; 5i .i,s
For SEQ, within my hat OF felt,
| Is zlnnia, Glock-zinnia! 3F5
She gave the sprig one lingering look.
Then Joey in her arms she took
you win me, Joel! she cried
"Tis like the picture in my book
| IT'S zinnia T.
They we'd. canst say The roints II
doubt,
Come, kin yer2
Twas but my whim to write about
The zinnin, Glock-zlnnin?
Why, pshaw! The morals here-pleas'
note: a
Her botany was got by rote:
He might have plucked n rose
my love. the bloom YOU bndo me tote,
The zInnia, Glock-zlnna! T.