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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-10


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! as ai0oz the Teooess~e md
Rssurpl1 I'd - ssd
Preat Ze1e-ais. s.f Great Eener
as. eEr.ti-1ed 'c'rrr. S'0oeurn.
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W ''l ',~f~. sNnst2rf
Hf- i1erHf "ly. I remember
sF~-g '.'' iA1t uss cred ! vas On
der h.'.f Do tn-u't ypu- '@f' vias-
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i coz zll... Plainly b. fe.f
10Y A' Hi4 'l" ho1.r u biz army %
'9s'sln.
'-i ~f NIfs H-s neF~r turned
pr i'''-1 win dignity
-' -.1 p" "a amaze
''- Nls p.il' ~ view The
'a1 never h"ari before.
'''~r INfN-I. DE- Ba"ped Don't
-i'' vas 'i'fe. ahd. besides.
''-N' us Da'i'r On az average
"A ,'f ..1ce - down 10
''P', '"i 10 y" thsse years
".1'' ---n ''''ish statement
aus "r'' yDu' sff asked
'"r C'.''1 7''dlrr ha haushtiIy.
'ap'a'l 'NA' morning. con
ay' "s'u"'.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-10

In it sIc'ained Lsngdou. ~w.u
u this is ii. lt iso't 50 bsd see you
us@ painless nethod When I was
doWn ia Vicksourg q reporter baeksi
1se up 70 . corner. slipped bis hand IN
bis hiP Pockes aud pulled out a list OF
Questions jast three feet four inches
long
He wanted to know what I thought
concerning the tsril on aluminium BIZ.
crates and how stood about the op~n.
ing of TIE Tenio Pu reservation Of the
Conanche Indians. snt what we're ms
IDEAS about the dlrereutlai rate Of
hauls from the Missouri riyer
He wss wonder. that fellowt
Kinder out u Place 90 a Mississippi
paper. started 10 o1er him a lob.
0ut Be was - proud ] vas afraid be
wouldn't accept f. However. Il gives
you ny idea q reporter"
III you've been against that. / ought
to thank you for talking 70 me" laugh.
ei Halaes
Then you tOn't want to know any.
thing about that sort Of stunT' said
Langdon. With a hugh sigh y relief.
No, senator" was the amused re-
ply. L think generally IL know what
sort Of man man Is can tell a
great deal about what be will think
90 various questions"
Langdon started lnterestedly.
You mean. Mr Haines. II you know
whether I'm honest or not you can at
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-10

nof fatoon-
HIS TAX Ti'b thess falnous fsuuak.
ers Es, unsatis,s~fo-v aIal .s hat q,
bad ronseyed ~ ia-Et1- ~ xge-
flD1 that fhe senate rss 1J- primarily
great form ~ f'4 gru.-s ani
Tive rDnsLis'a's1 - ~-.e1tJ mas
gfrs s-f = -sf.Y-a r'es % lad
teen BE la1 fls' f.- .-l. l.'- ass ri
marIf "a. % a forum -sf to- af..-u1-
q i'eaisl7 ard sf-r-l. f8I 1.1fa,I b.
BIN '-1' here ae-e matter. 70: lrdlr
ga. .n'f-r.' rtsf o.'T..g--.I publ ~
f-i.ylr i--tf.-. f3r llsT1 D.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-10

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-10


''''' TT "' L'yh"' moment. sonny
be cried "fo'
VIZ 'n' ! "ur'h lrginia
i"' newspaper St"h"tnan was carry
"I came ''"h "pp"'ii" the startled
''''''l, VINO "'S trying not 10 ap
W., .''-"''"'d.
".' tue ''''"P "f ''darS'' h'
eA' ''in"d.
'',"' D" '"'T ''H'rh''0 ""r" h"od
',- '., " '''' 'N'tr iinpT"'l-rd battle
|I''' l"'II L"'u" clos" together
w" mere " I'r'"il"uS" b"sid" your
'"uAr''' cried I.ansdon.
Us" echoed the Union mon
I.anpdop brought down his H., o,.,i,,
with cmuharic p..fr,.
"Yon bet we cllr,nJ Won, Tho Third
Misslssirpl charged Won, ,b,rp.a
,ou. sir"
Stuucmau nodded
Il remember Young fool ora .robp.
ME rcb dashin. up the Mn Grty vor1s
ahead of his mon yy,vIn, bis s,.,rI
and yelling - a wild Indian"
Tho ,Yuihcrucr sfr,irbtcpcJ mn
"Wcn. whore iy fluudrrntInn ,youId
YOU cNpn., mo 10 be sir" ha .xci,i,,.
ed "Pchird thcms got nv wound
there Laid mc up for three rnontLs.
Ike 10 have killed ue"
Then new idea struck him "Nhv
colonel IL must have been hnlIct
from one ~ your from vour r.,,
incut SIR"
The old portb.rn.r ,usho, hi, q,
gers through his hair and shont hIs
head npologericaly
why senator. I'm afraid 4, wss "
he hesi'atcd
'''"su'n eyes were big with the
W. H''" "i hSht"r discussing the
"''En'y struggles ~ the past. those
'''''' W. ''"S "I an ihe jewels In The
'''r'.' '.u., STORE "i soldiers memory.
n.y. " miS'i nave been "A bullet
''t ~ ''u' SIR hr cried. 1T might
'., ''I'' H"" were az" mNn "h" almost
Wv ny '"hiound you. sir,
-, N,'' 10 meet YOU
'''h on veteran OF tragic days gone
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-10

FOR the west coast they might night II
tooth and nail even with the japanese
feet cruising dangerously near
"And The Republicans may vote Tor
II because they see chance TO claim
glory a.d perhaps break the solid
south IN the next presidential cam
paign You catch the idea"
what" exclaimed the astounded
Langdon
well. who IN hades Will vote FOR IL
because It's for the good Of the United
Statest' he gaSppd
Il believe you viii. senator" replied
Ilalnes. with ready confidence
(TO BE CONTINUED. }
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-10

on The door op.
losite the hat Of
the Confederate
And here the
Eighth Illinois.
cEc.aiued Stone
man
Iangdou cxclt-
odly seized n di.
uiuuilve bellboy
passing by and
planted him
nIpngsld" bis hat
Stay there "A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-10

me up with a set Of views. Is that th,
idea; Seems to me you're the sort o.
man I'm looking for"
The other smllingly shook his head.
Il wouldn't dare hx up United
states senator with set OF views" b.
said. Il only mean that think what
man Is IS important I've been do
Ing Washington for a number OF years
I've had an exceptional opportunity tc
see how politics work dont be
leye In party politics. | don't believe
In parties, but ! do believe in men"
Langdon nodded approvlngy. then a
twinkle shone IN his eyes.
We don't believe ia parties IN Mis-.
sissippL" he drawled. We've only
one-the Democratic party-and a few
kickers"
Haines grinned broadly at this de-
scriptlOn Of southern politics.
What was this you were saying
about national politlcsf" continued the
Missisaippian I'm beginner. you
know, and lm always ready " learn"
This Is new thing-a reporter
teaching senator politics" laughed
Haines.
Senator Langdou Joined In the merri
meut.
u reckon reporters could teach Unit.
ed states senators lots Of things, Mr.
Haines. II the senators had sense
enough to go TO school Now, | come
up here on platform the chief prin.
ciple OF which Is the naval bas. FOR
the gulf Now, how are We golns 10
put that through? My state wants IT,"
You're probably sure II will be a
wonderful thing for the country and
the south" suggested Haines.
"Of course"
But why do you think most OF the
congressman and senators will vote
for itT'
The southerner took OF his hat, lean.
cd back and gazed across the lobby
thoughtfully..
Seems TO me the benefit 10 the sos,,h
ana country would be sufficient reason.
Mr.. Haines," he finally replied.
The newspaper mans brain worked
rapidly. Going over the entire con. |
Versation with Langdon and what he
had seen or him. he was certain that |
the Misslsslpplan believed what no
said-that, moreover, the belief wa.
deeply rooted. His long newspane,
'raihihg had educated Haines In the
ways or men. their actions and mental
processes - what naturally TO expect
lrom given set OF circumstances He
'elt growing regard, an affection, for
ms unassuming old man before him.
VINO ala not know and probably would
Do slow 10 understand the hypocrisy.
he cunning trlckery Of lawmakers
who unmake laws.
sufficient reason for you. senator"
iaines added. You have not been I'm
politics very long. have your" he
lueried dryly.
A wry smile wrinkled the Mississip.
,lan's face.
Been In long enough To learn some
unpleasant things ] didn't know be-
ore" He remembered Martin San.
Iers.
"Wlll you allow me TO tel. you a
ew moreW asked Haines.
l.angdon inclined his head In ac.
Iuiescence. Reckon I'd better know
he worst and get through with IT,"
We'll. then, senator. somebody from
Nebraska will vote for what you want
the way OF the naval base because
ell think then you1l help him de.
mana money to dredge some muddy
reek that he has an interest In.
Somebody In Pennsylvania will vote
Or 1t because he owes a grudgs and
rants TO hurt the Philadelphia ship
eople. s
You'll get the Democrats bscsu.e
% for the south but IL your bill va
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-10

|. N.f'.ff IIr rD.r ~ b. v'
~ fy1@ ~ syufbarl PLANTER 30, A.,
- sepee o decided t1e~ess Dy Die
tInlz fI@ rl5rsrfer 4rsrfI,
sfier me fashion ~ Senator Wuu.,r
u fsngd,n o. be STRIDE 70 tbs dsss ,,
TIE ln'ernsiy1s h.frf vide brtto
tped block h5t thrust Is.k ,n hl. head
Tong bisek feff-ssY Ia h. fs9pib
ofsitsiis spreading ouf behi-f a.. he
Wsiks1 ana he Big Brr Langd,n
hmlie 90 biz face that ,srried sunshlne
s"1 gf~s' rIl wherever le won't b.
wsa g,ff 20 .Y5k Dl. au lasrr4f.la.
Isr'l'11ry fro H1tl.1..Y1
iDlIpNffs flr senate. we're Rfl.,
inngdon aH1 iipfs Ge.-g.l iaa1i1g a
f"iihue ~ lYfn. af.rlI4lts sfay.rrIYy
under % large 1s.Yftu ur1t ~ luggage
E|ih b~spfi'g gIr- they ,lus.i a
tehaati9n 90. ~ their ovu Car,flp,
1hH"f"n' fp" from fAe younger had
=" ausirre 'p7s.inrss drnouag pride
nnh birth. brunette - the quality
That has contributed w. ni1eh tg The
Tame ~ southern women Hone ge1r.
gis. more giriish 1rd gIyas'0us blond
wss the esp"'.lfi prl ~ h4r father and
Usually su"r"eded ln doing Win him
what she chose
4 reai seuatDf and ~. stsb y,,,nv
women hsnhsoms'y g0uued seemed 10
hte The Old hotel back . score of
yr'fs-bhck 10 the tme- when such
sights were ~ daily occurrence IN.
sbfient greatness ~ The now dlngy
International lived again
How mr." yDu senator Glad "a
welcome you. sir vas the clerks
greeting
The genial senator held out bl, hand
everybody Wa bis friend
plad 70 meet you slr. glad 10 meet
yp1. hc exclaimed Must make You
acquainted Win my dnughtcrs Thi,
" hbn Carolina ilngdon. mi. ni,.
Hoe" Georgia fangdon
IN" twD girls with their fathers
h"n ~ cpurt"Ty. shook hands with the
dcfk. who vas not ~ all taken nb,,k
by the unexpected honor
Hop" Georgia wna thorpupblv 4.
hghi"d win everything. bat Carolin,
looked nt the worn sud faded wall.
sud Furnishings with evident disiast.
oh. ihls IL Washington" murmurcd
f"pe Georgia ecstntlr1liy. clnsplng her
hhhds nnd gazing ~ vista Of arti.
h'lai palms in a corridor
An this Is Washington. tlghrd ih.
new H"n'ipr rpnicutodly aa hc gnlo.
err"hs o hall ~ the biggest aud most
gorgeous cigar stand he h1d ever seen
"f ever hoped 10 ser the only new
h'"f added 10 M" hotel since Grant
was president
truly magnificent establishment you
nave here. sir m1gnInccntw ne ey
ns nr initiation marble col
unn cnmr within his purvlcw II re-.
member my friend senator Moscley
speaking 10 mo ~ n thirty ycnr, ago
~" our rooms ready
III" cl"rk hugely pleased hnsreucd T
- nH7nr" him thar everything was IN
hr'l "l'.s order waiting
You better go ur girls while
i""L nwunu 10 u0, u.I ..f of e,r the
! l,t. 90 tnIrr.
h's uIul $50 b.d l.l.,r luo..
or'urd hn uu" hr,... $500 ar. iIc
i'ihrr said 'uuHun dp'uuiluI.
tier u'hr putd Hri uar,. iuoti,.
pn the urm
Sow d'ul }uu Wprr. Carolina /,
."r yuu ilIut lhlt place t,p extensive
rom ~ lo"lH 600" good fnr %, But
icU yuu th" best cNru this. ISN'T too 1 :
good fpr y"u girls mud your dad Run
away nnd lll com" up nud see you Z
,ouu
fft...
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-10
The Best Cough Cure

a half ounce OF Virgin OIL of Pine.
TWO ounces OF Glycerine and a half
punt OF Whisky, mixed will cure any
cough that is durable and break a cold
IN "a hours. Take a teaspoonful every
tonr hours. Ask your druggist for
me genuine Leachs Virgin Oil of
rlhe compound pure, prepared and
guaranteed by the Leach Chemical
Co.. Cincinnati. o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-10

'cons 0Iorg o1.u.l. I.s. slntst ts4t
ou 1ly
they Here aa.I1.. that Alsao.i,
should have f.e l8taI base r.garl...
70 'h" claims or merit, ~ ary Ytr.r
section 1a1f uI4 ulu-uul pakl.u,
'9 Iauslol Moreover DO ua, a.yr
business .cf There arr. able yu......
men .u tlc -atafr Not ou. II them
would. frr Instance thin. ~ bIyius ,
siie fnr factory gntI u. bad Ml..tI
gated many possible lDDaflyu- aud then
selected 'ho most favorable one WI,
Was o. L' poudered that The bu.lne,,
~ The great tuifnd States II America
was NOT conducted 90 buslnrs, uncsf
II" must study lie hole question IN.
ieiligcnIiF. that was imperative If.
must have advice. help 10 whom vas
b" ~ 20 FOR i't stevens ics. hl, old
fri'rd. vho knew all the rop.." Yet
even stevens seemed different in wash
ingiUu than Stevens m Missl,,lppl
Here he played SECOND fiddle" A..
vas even obscuuiOus LaugdDu had OLD.
served. 10 Peabody ia Mississippi hr
vnsa leader aud % strong %. too Rut
senator Laugdon hnd not set lenrur,i
~ the marr f,u,.. fr,, yIi.,. ,..,.,
i'al strength pud political l,,d.r,bir
mny be gained
What hc finally decided ON v,. ia,
engaging Of secretary but be mus,
be one with knowledra nr un,Iii,,I ,,r,
cratlons. one who combined vl,d,m
with honesty such an aid could nr.
vent Innrdou from making IA. many
mistake thar Invariably marx the n.V
man Goo pDliJic.. and lr could u,i,,i ami
the mos. c0ortl,. mode. -, ,'r,..,.,,,r..
under given circumstance. II mlrhf
prove difficult 10 nnd man og tl..u,-
cs-1ry qualification. who U,. No., al
rondr employed. lm % thc meantime
Lnr.d"n would watch 90. p.ay.u, ~
ih" rau" h'mrlr ana 900. r- OIL. own
d,du.tiurt us best Doc could
The senator starred toward rt.. .b..,.l
desk 90 u.,. regarding tlc whereabouts
"f h.S sou Randolph when his nii.u
ton was ,au-h; hs the -feAt OF three.
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,,...", '.''' 'u'''' '' Tor the .
,..'. -. ."' ','''.. .' h"'d porter .
-, -'''- ~ "' I''"'' 10" "'d man .
.r', '''
No.. t,..,''...,. l.'''" 'E"''nt bI""h
"'' ''.''"'N aroused nt such treat.
a., ''''' "'d "Hi'' man
.I I' 'E"'! compress
'''u 10 the rescue. lie
,.r,t. ~ ,
'"' u'hdH on ihht gcntlc
, ,r,.,, -, Wv ~" inca" 'H touching
.rt,,. '''''',
N''P'u bI'h amazed
,, ~ 'n' gent man
-, ''."'', 'h' h''d porter
'..'',''N' ''.'Iy
-. .',''," u, MN.
go. '.'" NV ! N'ld. h' drawled
y, a.. '' ''' '''' J." some men
""' T"Hb'' threatens
ia Ike {, have you down in ,ussI.
.ippi fpr about ten minutes"
The bead porter f.ru.J p,i.li, ,, q
iis assistants ana Grove them nav O
houtiur ar the tup.uf bI. ,ni., {
"Gct about SO. vu. How dl-r 90,
utchfcrr wild 70 friend .,f Jr ..,.,t,,r.., d
n teach yo' tu lr. pui,Iu. ,.I .r..., "a, Il
where it amt got uu lu..n... Il
The old man. u-fuuisn,d 10 tp. ,,rr /
Z events came forward L..r,f.u.r,
ID Inupdou b
"I'm very much plIIg,d T., ,,,, .f. o., =
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-10

'.fINHNt HI. ".t N'|INlNlNN tf ct
r'uF tuHivrucsA II
want '' luir'dur" you tn senator Pc,
tudy of rcunsypuuia
Peabody hoWod. aud Iaugdon held
oul hi. h1ud
Iw ""uFhlrd io meet you. senator
Nhls g. u proud day for me. sir"
Icnbpdy had gut on hla Emoothr~t
and lao.t polished manner
= came especially 10 NEST you, sen
st"r l.nngdon" hr said Although
w" ne ON dincrrut sides we may he
tntrr,ssted la the same things hope
We shall SEQ great deal oS each
ioiheF'
i4anistpn Chuckled
= That's mighty good of you. senator
I'm depending o" you Experienced fel-
bewy 30 pat nc thJ0ush Don't know
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-10
AlBATROSS

Ihats the name OF the best nour
sold 10 Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-10

WE CAN DO YOUR GAS FITTING
FRIGHT Now"
DON'T wait until II gets cold aoain.
Phone 60. Ardmor. s,,,,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-10
The Best OIL.

FOR the best oil and tse best ser.
vice and the lowest price. cali phone
A2, Retail oil Wagon. lo,m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-10

'AHd h'rc The Liyhp, moment. sonny"
'"'"''' he D.l"d "You
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24
Hot Shots About
Rheumatism and RheumaIine

ralgia, gout and kidney, liver, blad-
der, stomach and blood troubles caus-
ed by uric acid, and it does it quickly,
effectively and infallibly. 1t does it
without injury to the stomach or
heart, and it contains not a single in
furious drug or opiate. Our reputation
which has been established by years
of honesty and fair dealing, would not
allow us to tell you a falsehood.
Rheumaline Capsules relieve pain i'm
mediately: and Rheumaline Tablets
only should be used when constipated.
Remember The Corner Drug Store
has the exclusive agency here on the
Rheumaline Remedies and you can
not get them elsewhere. Get Rheu-
maline. 1t removes the cause.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24
FOR FOURTH
List of Business Men Who Will Be
Represented in independence
Day Parade

The business men 3of Sank Centre
are responding very literally to the
call of the committee to prepare floats
for the parade for the Fourth of July
celebration. The committee has call
ed on most of the business men but
if any have been unintentionally
omitted they are requested to send
in their names to The Herald before
the Fourth. Following is the list so
fas as ascertained by the committee:
Fritz Minette, five teams on one
wagon. III. -.
Fred Borgmann, rag mullins.
Henry Rose. .
A. Dahlem, grocery.
Swift's bakery. q.
Waldorf Cafe. :
A. Dahlem, dry goods.
McCracken & Burgess, .grocers.
Ben Vogel, livery and bus.
G. Hillerud & Co., hardware.
Sauk Centre Grocery Co, wholesale
grocers.
Loftsgaarden Bros. Hardware Co.
Boutell's Place.
Geo. r. Bergman & Co., farm
machinery.
A. Bucher, meat market.
NJ. H. Doolittle, jeweler.
Golden Rule department store.
c. C. Tobey, flour and feed
George Fish, grocer.
North American Storage Co.
Marshall & Lyman, farm machinery
and pianos.
Jas. Conelly, second hand store.
Fair Store. e.. ..
NJ. Billed, dry goods.
Schoenhof's Place.
L. S. Bishop Co., grOcers.
Central Minnesota Power and Mill
ing Co.
Fiesler's Drug Store.
Boston Store.
The Model.
Wilson's Cash Store.
H. Deters, Base Ball Team.
Salmond Mlnette Auto Livery and
Garage.
Sauk Centre Cold Storage.
NJ. F. Stadtherr, Meat Market.
Sauk Centre Herald.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24

Don't fail to hear the bright little
program to be given by the Episcopal
Choir Boys in the Auditorium June
3Oth at Sis p. m.
We wish to announce to the people
of Sauk Centre and Vicinity that we
have renewed our agency with the
Metropolitan Music Co., of Minneapo-
lis, to handle their pianos and organs
and other musical inetruments, and
will act as their sole agents in this
immediate territory. All business
will be done on a fair and honest bas-
is and we respectfully solicit your
patronage.
MARSHALL & LYMAN.
Special sale of laces Friday and Sat.
urday at Blied's.
There will be no evening Service in
the Episcopal Church next Sunday
evening.
There will be service in st. Johns
Church Ashley next Sunday after
noon at o'clock.
You will always regret it if you miss
the jolly and sparkling choruses,
solos duets, and piano and violin sell
ections at the Choir Boys Concert.
Auditorium June Both S:15
In sickness, if certain hidden
nerve goes wrong, then the organ that
5his nerve controls will also surely fail.
1t may be Stomach nerve, or it may
have given strength and support to
the Heart or Kidneys. 1t was DR..
Shoop that first pointed to this vital
truth. Dr. Shoop's Restorative was
not made to dose the Stomach nor to
temporarily stimulate the Heart or
Kidneys. That old-fashioned method
is all wrong. DR.. Shoop's Restorative
goes directly to these failing inside
nerves. The remarkable success of
this prescription demonstrates the
wisdom of treating the actual cause
of these failing organs. And it is in
deed easy to prove. A simple five or
ten days test will surely tell. Try it
once, and see. Sold by Hanson &
Emerson l It
Grand Concert and recital at the
City Park Tuesday evening, June %
at 7:3O p. m. Some of the greatest
musicians will be heard. Fair Store.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24

You, Rheumatics, who have suffered
for years, you are the people, we, The
Corner Drug Store, want tosee. You
can be cured. This is no idle boast.
No matter what you think-no mat
ter how many people you have talked
to-no matter how much medicine
you have taken-no matter how many
health resorts you have visited-you
can be cured. Understand, this is
said, knowing absolutely what Rheu-
maline can and does do. Yours is not
the only case of Rheumatism, but
there are several in the country just
like it and they have been cured by
Rheumaline. Rheumaline does cure
rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica, neu-
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24
Three Weddings

Miss lone Brown, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Brown, of GlenwOod
was married to Mr.. James Kinsella at
the Catholic church in GlenwoOd at
9o'clock Wednesday morning, FIR. T..
F. O'Connor of Sauk Centre perform
ing the ceremony. The bride lived in
Sauk Centre with her parents until
Mr.. Brown moved to Glenwood to take
his position with the fish hatchery.
She has many friends here. The
groom is well known in this locality
and is a prominent young farmer.
Miss Barbara BotZ and Mr.. Peter
thinner were married at the st. Paul's
Catholic church in Sauk Centre at 8
o'clock Tueday morning, the wedding
being solemnized by FIR. A. ArtZ. Mr..
and Mrs. thinner left on the lao p. m.
train the same day for St. Cloud, to
the groom's home, where the young
couple will reside.
Miss Margrette Mae Kensella,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Kensella, of Ashley was married on
Wednesday in the Church of Our Lady
of the Angles, Sauk Centre to Mr..
Earl r. Becuar, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Becuar of Berthold, N. D.,
where the groom is in the. banking
business and is prominent in business
circles. The bride is a very popular
young lady in Sauk Centre and vicinity
and the church was filled with friends
to witness the ceremony.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24

Prof. Stafford Of the State Expert
mental Station was here last Satur-
day and investigated the workings of
a strange worm on several farms in
this vicinity. He pronounced it
specis of cut worm. One good thing
about this worm is that it seems to
prefer quack grass to vegetables or
grain. If it will only contine itself to
the noxious weeds it would be well
come. A smaller worm of the specis
was found working on the corn.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24
Here is Relief For Women

If you have pains in the back, Urinary,
Bladder or Kidney trouble, and want GER
tain, pleasant herb relief from Women's ills
try Mother Gray's "AUSTRALIAN-LEAF.' u
1t is safe, reliable regulator, and relieves all
Female Weaknesses, including Inflammation
and ulcerations. Mother Gray'S Australian
Leaf is sold by Druggists or sent by mail for
80 cts. Sample sent EREE. Address, The
Mother Gray Co., LIE Roy, N: Y.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24
Sauk Centre, MINI.

People visiting Sauk Centre by
team on the Fourth, can if they de-
sire, take their horses to the fair
grounds where there are about fifty
stalls and plenty of vacant place on
the north side of the track to tie to.
Free of charges. Committee.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1909-06-24
The Motive.

Teacher-Yes, children, when the
war broke out all the able-bodied men
who could leave their families enlist
ed in the army. Now, can any one tell
me what motive took them to the
front?
Bright Boy (triumphantly)-Loco-
motives.