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The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-09
ANNOUNCEMENT.

l hereby announce myself as a ean-.
didate for the Democratic nominatiouI
for reelection for the office of Enun-
ty Auditor of Stearns county sa the
next primaries. If favored witt tho
nomination and reelection to Tits
important office, l shall continGe %
serve you with the same efficiency
courtesy and consideration that it
has always been my aim to show in
the past.
John G. Crever.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-09
Farmers Creamery pays "a cents
for June. Take your cream there, they
want IL. Cash the same day 1t want
ed,
Best the world Affords

"It gives me unbounded pleasure to
recommend Rucklin's Arnica SaIves,"
says J. w. Jenkens, of Chapel Hill,
N. G. Il am convinced it's the best
salve the world affords. 1t cured a
felcn on my thumb, and never fails to
heal every sore, burn or wound to
which it is applied. 25c. at Hanson
& Emerson's drug store.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-09
Auction Sale

l will sell at auction on Saturday
July IL, at p. m. sharp, a lot of boys
and mems clothing, boys and mems
hats, ladies' shoes; also a lot of house
hold goods such as dressers, commodes
cupboards, sideboards, 30 rocking and
kitchen chairs. JAS. CONNELLY.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-09

Mr.. Business Man, Listen. Herald
Ads solves the problem.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-08-07
O]IBITIIIARY...
{ Mrs. Llcretia Fincll al11sor

Mrs Lucretia i nch Lainson was
born id 1886 in Black Brook New
York and came to Clinton Falls
MINI. in 1866. Married in 1856
to w. lliamson Of Malone,
New York, to whom were born two
children, g.B. vii iamson and Mrs.
q. Tarbel NJ hanson
died an 1868 In 1867 Isle married
Harrison Lannson who died ii / 9o7.
She came to Waterfowl Nov. Ist
1907. Last December she had a fall
from the effects Of which she never
recovered. The cause of death was
liberation of the bowel Isl She
passed away Thursd lay July Both.
The burial service was said at the
home Of MI Q. II Tarbel on i-i
day, the sermon being preached BY
her pastor, the Rev. r. L. r Palmer
ton, and the service read by the
Rev. Van Fleet Trinity
church choir rendered the music.
Interment was at Clinton Falls,
MINI. on Saturday
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-08-07

|dition the dog as trouble Iii sWal-
sll0sVin al tho seems ID have 4
bone in That
dog shout iinst arltt lied Us i;
because i Be- rabies IL axes hut
ID oi fol- u " feTocissls i iiass
9stincts to dew lop. TIE unmiistak
able evidence however 81 dor
wit rabies il the stiic siishl
saliva which covers the teeth and
shows on the avn Il he eyes
glare and are red the dog has par
3oxyms Of unnings fur dur ing
which It barks floarsel NM ich ii s
ternates witt, periods Of enlporary
exhaustion
Delay inSany thing is is bad but itI
Is POSITIVELY dang erous when there
As something syrong with your rid
rlsys Don u wait until tomorrow.
Get something that is to be de
pended upon to llel p YOU promptly
at such times. The one remedy
above all others that we suggest Is
Dew tits Kidney and Blad der ri lis.
They are antiseptic and almost In
stantl relieve backache, rheumatic
pains and all blad dei. and kidney
troubles. e sell them. Sold BY
all druggists
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-08-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

z. ] Ross to May Schultz lot 8
blk So End Ry. q
3. B Knight to Wizard Redbur
lot g blk is PettigreW's add.
$500.
Henry A. Hanten and William
sMlcKool to Gus !. Tschache lots o.
l0 Hanten & McKool,s add $500.
s. Taube to- Catherine Shields lot
blk 3 Hoppers Fairview add.
$4,000. 1t
Il N. +. Miller to Charles T. Buch-
h b ea Of WI see 26-11 9-52. RESI-.
$4,000. b
i. NJ. Finnerud to Alma j !.
Meadows lots 41-42 HiIlcrest add.
on Lake Kampeska $500 j.
Winona & st. Peter Ry. to g. &
N. w esy Co. a part of7na Of nw4a
sec 31-117-52 ST..
BE. Klemlne to John Walklin WI
see IS and Cd Of 81 and lots 81 sec
518-ll8-5l 81. ,358
q. b Porter and Al. . Norby to
Nels X. OIberg sw4 SET see S and
WI nez sec 8-llS-52 res. 500.
Henry Mcclellan Lambertson ct
al to Z. Olson lots 1-3 blk 1 Lake
View adds
Delbert Walker to- Ernest Boyd
lot 3 blk 81 End Ry Co, $4,000.
Lee Slower to Joseph Marrow lot
is blk s Kemp Bros add. 800. III.
George s.. Skinner to Chas. FL I.
y; Main a i 40 IT lots 1914 blk 4 Water
Down $4,000. #
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-08-07

Married 5 years, paid 1920 each
month, why that is $1,000. you have
paid, ISM Would pay for a
home Wouldn Ill it Never thot Of
that way, did you? Better get
one Of the houses I Jam selling that.
way Read the list on the front page.
Lee Slower II.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-08-07
LOCI

Ig'l
The Live Neekly 81. the City
S the News
John Giese IS const r,lctiing d new
eight oom house on his lots Oh
fourth street nortlI
ack igaardd came iii Friday to
spend few Gays at his home id
this city.
Rowe went to Jasper
~ Inn, to look after his
business at thestone5 d uarries there,
Misses Marie and Gerald ine Gree
AIS are visiting with their grand
parents, Mr.and Mrs Al Il. Greelis
at Waterloo, la fora short while.
The list of homes for sale on
monthly payments on the front
page grows srnal lea, each week.
Better get around OF, the one you
WantsWil II be gone Lee Slower tiff If
Mrs. Maurice Hickman and
daug hters turned home last Thurs
day evening from three week s.
visit in Michigan and Indiana.
Miss Morgan returned with them
and will spend the inter. in this
city.
Wits Carbo iized w itch Hazel
5Salve is especilly good for piles, but
sits is also ended neafl ev-'
eryWhere for anything when salveJ
3is$ needed. 1t is soothing cooling
and healing Be sure to get De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve when YOU
ask fort. We sell and commend
it, Sold by all druggists
Mr. and Mrs. C. Neill, III III
company with Mrs. Blanche Patter-3
son, are planning on a very enjoy:
able tour They left this week for.
Minneapolis, from whence they will
journey to Seattle, Wash, from
which point they will take boat for
a trip to Alaska. This lis a trip
that is sure to- be enjoyable and
reminiscent ofsn1any pleasant nle1n-5
cries.
Now there isNo.2 on front page.
A Strictly fsrt class home, sewer
in cellar;;4 nice large bedrooms,
only 4 blocks from the post Office.
.If you rent of those rooms fur,
=nished it would bring you income
enough tomake your payments each
month. Better look it over Lee.
S tower. l5s3 7tf
5 "a very pleasant surprise was had;
on Miss Margaret Wilson asst
Week, which took the form Of a.
parcel shower A large number Of
young lady friends assisted III max
ing the affair a great success. 4
Many useful presents were re-
5ceived and the occasion was one Of
great enjoyment, tho the thot Of
farewell implied in the gathering
was always present. The surprise
as given was a farewell party to]
Miss Wilson, prior to her leaving
for Britt, Ia, where she will be
m arried a week from next Wednes-
day. Miss Wilson is acconp anied
by the good wishes Of a. host Of
friends. 3s @$a
The Old Troeh building on north
Oak street is now torn down and on
its site will be erected a modern
business building that will be a
credit to the town. This old build-l
ing was erected in 1880, and has
had a varied history since that
ii me. Mr. Troeh has occupied the
ilding since 1890 as a hardware
store. The bull ding was sold to-
Mr. Troeh during the hard times
here for S22155 an insignificant sum
compared with the present value oil
the lot, which is worth several
thousand dollars. Several other
old buildings in the business center
have been pulled down or moved |
away to other locati ions, and up toll
date buildings put up in their
place.
att
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-08-07

drophobia is in reality 81 rare
and terrifying that its symptoms.
and treatment are little alnde rstood.
AS q matter Of fact, the commonly
accepted expression Of madness III
a dog is often ding The real.
mad dog does not shun water as
If is said. On the contrary, mad
dogs often rush to the water and
drink eagerfy dc they are able to
swallow The mad dog does not
froth at the mouth. 1t does not
run afnuck, swapping ait verything
IN It's path. What then, are the
indications of the mad dog To
those famil ial' ri tt1 a given dog the
sllrest synapt tom and the one which
shout excite the closest attention
1ls All indistinct and nnaccountable'
change in the dog S disposit ion d,
staid dog econing excitable and a
fdErisky one sdnl That condition
does not necessarily mean rabies.
but AZ ~ sslspi cious, and i, ii adj
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-05
BAPTIST YOUNG FOLKS
PLAN ORGANIZATION
Attempt to Be Made to Form
Territorial Organization of
Church Unions.

A movement has been started by
the young people OF the Baptist
church OF this city which has for its
end the organization of all the young
peoples societies OF the churches OF
the territory into body which shall
meet annually for the furtherance of
their common purposes through CO
operation. A meeting of adj the
young peoples societies OF the church
es Of the city Will be held next Tues
day evening in the Baptist church.
Under the plans as formulated the
first meeting viii be held in this city
on the 31st of October. and the LIST day
OF November, which fall on Saturday
and Sunday Business sessions art
to be held Saturday, with special ser
vices In different churches of the city
Sunday. Permanent organization will
be effected and officers elected for
the following year
Churches OF all denominations in
all parts Of the territory are cordially
invited to elect and send delegates to
the meeting to be held this year fof
the purpose of organization. Prac.
ticalIy all Of the states of the Union
have such organizations. and have
been found to be helpful in many
ways.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-05
RELAY RACE FOR
LADIES At PHOENIX
Sum Of $500 Is Put Up AS
Prize at the Territorial
Fair,

PHOENIX. Sept. 4.--If there is not
ladies' relay race at the next terri
torial fair, race which will outclass
anything of the kind ever pulled or,
IL win not be the fault Of the commits
sioners. President Adams of the fair
commission daily grows more enthusi-
astic over the suggestion, and today
said that at least $500 would be put
up as prizes. This amount will prob
ably be divided into a first, second
and third prize. There will also be
two cups 10 be contested for. These
cups will become the exclusive prop
erty Of the ladies' taking first and sec
ond place, probably twice in success
sion.
! President Adams also made other
announcements which should insure
la relay race. He stated that arrange
ments had been made VITA both rail
roads so that the horses of women
competing in the race would be
shipped to Phoenix and back home
again free of all charge. Tae first
freight to Phoenix win have to be
paid when the horses are shipped, but
the ladies win here beNgiven receipts
by the fair commission, showing that
they have competed, Upon the pre-
sentation of these receipts all mones
paid out for the shipment of horses
will be refunded and the animals Ia,
ken anywhere in the territory without
charge. Each contestant win require
! four mounts, one to be left at each
/ quarter mile post.
That the horses used in the ladies
relay race may be the swiftest OBJ
! tainable President Adams suggests
that the cattle ranches place their
best COW ponies az the disposal OF
I the ladies who will contest for the
lhonors. . Every cattle ranch has one
pony which, the cowboys of that rancn
are willing to bet can outrun anything
In the territory. That is the kind or
horses needed to make the ladies'
race most exciting.
The relay race viii not be one
event 1t win be stretched over thru
or four days, and the contestants will
/ gradually be thinned down until only
three or four remain to contest for
supreme honors in the last big race.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-05
MOTHER BRANDS OWN
BABE WITH HOT IRON
SCREAMS SON is MESSIAH AND
MUST BE DISTINGUISHED
FROM THE REST.

New York.-Screaming Nov erucf
~ me, Now cruelty mel" Mrs. Grace
Goodsall was taken to Bellvue hospi-
tai the other day after she had in the
throes of religious frenzy branded
her six-year-old SON George ON the fore
head and throat with hot iron.
The child win be marked for life.
There are four terrible burns upon
his forehead and one completely en-
circling mis- throat He was taken to
Bellevue hospital, where it was said
be would recover.
Mrs. GoodsaIl admitted to the polics
and the hospital authorities that she
had done the burning.
Questioned as to her motive, the
woman, who was in the throes of some
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-05
CHICAGO BANKERS THINK ARIZONA
IS IN SOUND FINANCIAL CONDITION

In a report just compiled by the
Commercial National Bank of Chica-
go on the general business conditions
throughout the country. Arizona is
treated as follows:
s.The psaie has affected trade
slightly in Arizona, but it does not ap.
pear TO have caused any hardship, and
there is a decrease in the price Of
scne lines of merchandise Lumber
ing has been at a standstin for some
months The slump in the price OF
copper has cut down development
work. but producing properties are be-
ing operated to almost full capacity,
insuring a larger production this year
than last. Shipments of gold bullion
have been more constant during the.
past nine months than for years.
.aThe Southern Pacific railroad has
made a heavy cut in the pay roll OF
their shops at Tucson, which has al
feeted local trade, but more trains are
now being put or, more men employed
and a general Improvement IS looked
for. Wages in ali lines except iunl-
bering appear to be about the same
Sheep raisers were greatly affected
by the low markets in wool and NUT
ton. and the prices obtained have been
one-third to one-half less than last
year. The sheep that viii go to the
market from now on viii be in prime
condition and SHOULD bring top prices,
which. in a great measure, viii relieve
the situation. While the cattle mar
ket has been higher, none of the range
stock win be ready for the market
uEfI later in the season, but indl-
cations are that prices al that time
will be good, and summer rains haze
been quite generous and will insure
fat stock.
what little crops are grown in the
valleys are reported as being in ex-
ceIIent condition.
"a general Improvement in business
in the fall is looked for. as prices OF
sheep and cattle are expected to, be
higher. This, with rise in the price
of copper, will bring business very
close TO normal.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-05
THREE DAYS HOLIDAY
AFFECTS THE MARKET
Deals Were Confined Largely
to Closing Contracts Bust
ness Tone Better,

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The stock
market affected, as usual, by the inn
minence of a three days holiday.
Dealings were confined largely to clos.
ing up contracts. 1t became manifest
in the decline of yesterday that trad
ers operated with some freedom on
the short side of the market The
demand which advanced prices today
was attributed TO covering operations
from that source. Not only the stock
exchanges, but the commercial ex-
changes generally will be closed all
over the country tomorrow.
Copper warrants declined in Lon
don without effecting recovery OF
prices of copper industrials Steel
stock developed strength only when
it became known J. P. Morgan came
to his Office for the first time after
his return from abroad today. Bonds
were active and firm.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-05
REORGANIZATION OF
DAVIS DAVIS DAILY TO-DAY TODAY
New York Opposition to the
Plan Is Not Regarded as
Formidable.

BOSTON, Sept. 4-There is oppo-
sition to the Dayss-Daly reorganiza-
ton IL New York. but it is not re
garded as formidable A former dr.
rector and member OF executive com
ntttee and at one time a close asso-
ciare OF F. Augustus Heinze is antag
onistic.
The meeting for stockholders action
viii take place today at Portland,
Maine and, Judging from the way
proxies are now coming in from the
smaller stockholders and the fact that
Messrs Heinze, Coram and associates
control over zoe, 600 shares. or one
third of the outstanding stock, the
readjustment plan viii probably be ac-
ceptable to more than 65 per cent of
the stock, which will carry it through.
Inquiry is made if the reoTganzers
have any option at low price on the
10000 shares OF treasury stock. as was
the case with Balakalala We are in
formed that they have not and that
the new treasury stock can not be sold
without nrst being offered to the
shareholders.
II is believed that the reorganiza-
ton interests have been the recent
heavy buyers of the stock
A property payment OF s1e6.0e falls
due September 10, which the new in
terests are under agreement to meet,
provided the readjustment plan is APP
proved by SIS per cent of the stock
holders II the plan fails and this
payment is not met it might result in
the disintegratioE OF the property.
It is not understood that the New
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-05
INSURANCE FIRMS
| HAVE BEEN MERGED
Hughes and 0'ReiIIy Insurance
Companies Consolidated to
Form Arizona Company.


One of the most important changes
which has been learned of in busI.
ness circles Of the camp for some
time is the announcement that the B.
J. 0'ReilIy Insurance company and
the T. A. Hughes Insurance company
have been consolidated. The name of
the new firm is the Arizona Insurance
company, Of which Hughes win be the
general manager. He has, IN fact, al
ready taken charge Of the two com
panies although the consolidation viii
not be technically completed until
some Necessary legaa steps have been
perfected
The combination of these two firms.
consisting of Hughes and the in
corportors of the OReiIly company,
makes tais the strongest Of its kind
n the west, not excepting the com
panies OF San Francisco and Los
Angeles. This statement is made
upoc the representation Of some of
the leading insurants men OF the
west, who are familiar with the bust
ness in all parts OF this section.
The new company win do a gener.
al insurance and bonding business,
and wiz be located in the Offices OF
the old OyReiily company over the
Bank OF Bisbee building. The Ari-
zoRa Insurance company viii have
the agency Of no less than forty OF
the strongest fire insurance companies
In the world
The election of Hughes as the head
of the company is direct compliment
to his unusual business ability In ais
line OF business. He has been in the
territory for the past ten years AID
during his two years residence In
Bisbee has placed himself at the head
of the largest fire insurance business
in the southwest OF on the coast.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-05
FLEET WILL LEAVE
MELBOURNE TODAY

MELBOURNE, Sept. AFTER a
day of excessive merrymaking. in
which the people OF Melbourne gave
rousing farewell to the officers and
tars, the American battleship feet is
now preparing to hoist anchor and
steam away on the next leg of the
world cruise. The start will be made
tomorrow, and Albany, the next stop
ping place, viii be reached next Fri
day. The distance from this city is
1888 miles. Six days will be spent in
the little settlement on the Australian
west coast Although only a village
of about 5000 inhabitants, Albany will
entertain the fleet in an elaborate
manner. From Albany the armada
viii proceed to Manila. which will be
reached the first of next month.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-05
TO TENNIS PLAYERS.

All players of the country club who
are DESTROYS of entering the tennis
Tournament are requested to give
their names to the steward of the club
by y O'Clock today in order that
their names may be ready for the
drawing for the try-outs. The games
will begin this afternoon at l o'clock
the finals to be played Sunday after
noon. The Copper Queen store has
offered a racquet to each OF the win
ners of the doubles, and a jersey
sweater will be presented to the win
ner Of. the singles by Schwartz Bros.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-05


religious mania. shouted that her son
was the long looked for Messiah of
the Jews" and that she wanted to
brand him so he would be known.
marked. and distinct from others for
life.
Mrs Goodsali and her little son live
with her mother. Mira. Mary Collar. in
an apartment house "a West Sixty
sixth street.
The two women were installed In
the psycbopathic ward for observation
It Is believed that their intense re-
ligious mania has driven them temper.
arfiy insane
When questioned by doctor at
Bellevue hospital as TO who had burned
him, the little fellow hesitated for
moment and then said clearly:
MY mother did It with hot iron"
Great dis1culty was experienced In
getting the half crazed woman from
the receiving ward into the psychic
pathic ward. she stood against the
wall and shouted: Now cruelty me;
that's what / expect"
Mrs Collar, though not so violent as
her daughter, was said by the physi-
clans TO be In just as serious state
Of mind. also induced by her religious
fantasies
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-05
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Sept. A bearish tone
in wheat prevailed the greater part OF
today's session. Wheat for September
delivery is still badly eongested be
cause of the concentration of large
holdings in strong hands, and at one
time sold at a fun cent premium over
December. The market closed irregu
Lar. September being firm, and new
crop months easy.
Corn closed easy. prices 1-sc 10 Lac
TO 3-Sc lower.
Oats dull and heavy At the close
prices were 1-Sc to lac higher to 3-Sc
lower.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-05
HARTMAN LOSES
HIS RHEUMATISM
Arrives in Portland From PeIi-
can Bay Greatly improved
in Health.

PORTLAND Ore, Sept. 4.-Mr.
Hartman. vino arrived today. was
greatly improved in health by his
stay az Pelican Bay. His rheumatism
has disappeared. Mrs. Hartman and
party are expected to leave for the
east Sunday. Mrs. Hartman also has
been greatly bepefitted by her stay in
the Klamath country.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-05
QUAKE IN BAKERSFIELD.

BAKERSFIELD, Cal. Sept. A.
Two distinct shocks of earthquake
were felt here this morning. Damage
was confined TO broken crockery, fall
ing chimueys and was slight. No one
was injured.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-05

Last week. according 10 the Nash
vile American, a Philadelphia sold
ais watch for a Confederate 500 bill.
Possibly the deal was pulled OF before
the Philadelphia had his morning
eye-opener.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-05
NATIONAL IRRIGATION
CONGRESS NOTES

NJ Rene Tayernier. chief engineer
of the ministry OF agriculture and pub
Tic works of France, who officially
win represent France in the National
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-05

Irrigation congress al Albuquerque.
September 29 TO October 10, before
which ne win deliver an address en-
titled Hydraulic Forces. Of Irrigation
Recent STUDIES by tie Ministry q
Agriculture of france" viii MAKE
protracted stay in America He pro-
poses to see the several government
reclamation projects and the Grand
Canyon in the southwest, and after
ward journey to the Pacific coast. In
California he viii inspect the irriga-
ton protests OF the San joaquin va
ley, and from there he viii travel
through the northwest, examining the
government projects of that section.
Mr.. Trayernier comes 10 America 70
learn
The finest poultry Of the world IS
grown in the irrigated west. There
win be poultry show in the Interna-
tional exposition at Albuquerque, Sep
TENDER % to October 10, and Colonel
r. E Twitchell. secretary OF the Ma
tional irrigation congress. invites
growers to write him for the premium
list which will consist of liberal
prizes, caps, etc There will be no
entry fees charged.
B. J. yiljoen, hero Of the Boer
war, who is now a citizen Of the Unit-
ed States and lives in the MesilIa val
ley, writes the board of control want
ling to know the movements OF the
Hon J H Shoeman. one of the dele
gates from Cape Colony, South Africa,
after his arrival in America Mr.
Shoeman has many compatriots iiv.
ing in the Dutch colony of the NESTLE
valley, and they want him to be their
guest for a few days while he Is in
the west He and other foreign dele
gates will be personally conducted By
the Rev E. Mcqueen Gray of Carls-
bad, N. NJ. who is chairman Of the
committee OF foreign relations of the
board Of control.
Carlos Conmancho, who has been
commissioned by the government OF
Chill to attend the National Irrigation
congress and International exposition
at Albuquerque. September % to Oc-
tober 10, has arrived In New York.
Mr. Commancho, who lives at Sanri-
ago. is director of the seed test bureau
Of ChilTs department of agriculture.
The president might appoint a
committee of cadets to run the Mill
tary Academy at West Point