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The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
TOOK $4,000
TO BEAT WHEAT
FROM VALLEY
Northwestern Railways Spend a Big
Sum TO Find Better Product than
that Raised by Ed Weckel.-
Local Beets High-Class.

\ hundred pounds of wheat. not Sc
lected with any especial care, was
sent by Ed Weckel of Fruita TO the
New York Land Show and in compe-
tition with the best products of the
nation, took second prize and was
within five points of the grain which
came from Montana and received the
first premium.
The Northern Pacific, Canadian
Pacific and Great Northern railways
combined to spend s25, 900 to get
hundred pounds of wheat which
would win the silver cup offered for
this best sack. They secured the en-
tire northwest. buying up carload af-
ter carload, selecting and re-select-
ing by experts until they finally sent
their exhibit to New York
Here no organized effort was made
TO get any big exhibit but Mr.. Week
el, who has a national reputation as
wheat grower, decided that Grand
valley grown wheat was as good as
any in the world and forthwith dis
patched the sack to the show 1t re-
ceiyed second prize and is now in
Denver on exhibition in the offices
of the Denver Chamber of Commerce.
The sugar beet exhibit etnered By
David A. Moore. living north OF the
city, was among the five best beets
selected by the judges in the prelim-
mary elimination judging and it took
the judges a long time to decide in
favor OF Sterling grower. II may
be mentioned in passing that the sew
en- beet exhibits from Colorado were
the best in the whole show. There
was never any question but that
Colorado product would get all the
prizes in the beet class.
more systematic effort to secure
the best products from the Grand val
ley would have undoubtedly won for
local growers the bulk of the prizes
awarded
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
AS Cop
ARRESTS BOY
GETS So
Original Method of Raising Funds
Proves Successful. - Arrested"
Lad Gets Suspicious but the
Officer Leaves.

An original but dangerous method
of getting 81 was used last night
by an unknown man when he flashed
a star labeled city detective" placed
a wcll known country boy under ar
rest and later released him when
the youngster dug up" a five-doilar
bill.
The boy, who appealed to the po-
lice this morning, declares that he
did nothing TO be arrested for, but,
as the alleged officer seemed to know
his business, he submitted to the
arrest while the officer led off to
a corner where he told him if the
boy would hand MIN 50 he would turn
him loose and say no more about it.,
He evidently believed that the off
GER" had something ION him. and so
gave up the FLYER. This morning ne
became suspicious, but up to date has
not located the alleged officer, who
seems to have made good his escape.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
Bat Ferris Here.

IbtfE FVTTTN TIVfE.
Bartholomew Ferris. better known
as Bat Ferris, whose terrific fight
with Night Depot Officer Johnson is
still the taI6 in police circles. passed
through last night on No. 6. He
was joyfully riuing the rods under
the baggage coach and was seen by
a depot attache. who was called by
Ferris. As he sailed out into the
night bounG to Denver and points
east, he gaily kissed his fingers ana
yelled, Give my regards to that
cop"
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
select Button.

\ meeting of the committee, head
ca by NJ. o. Delaplain. which will Sc
lect the button to be used by the
Fifty Thousand club, will be held
this afternoon at 500. Several de
signs have been received and it is be-
lieved that a definite decision can be
reached tonight. If so, the order for
several thousand buttons will be
forwarded at once, and the buttons
viii be placed on sale as soon as pos
siple.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
s.rc-,s Caub Drinks cider.

While in Denver at the Apple
show. Fred Shaffer and Louis Meyer
took a key of fine sweet cider up to
the Denver Press club. where the
reporters. aditors and other attaches
Cf the Denver dailies, urank their
Titi OF the good beverage. iAe effect
was shown In the columns of the pa
pers next day. when Grand Junction
and the Grand valley figured in all
the stories.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
.HETTYGREEN IS 76 TODAY
AssoeIaled Press.

- Associated Press. y
= New York. Nov. 2i-Mrs. =
. Hetty Green was 16 years old :
- to-day. but was too busy to cele- 4
= 1870 her birthday. saying "A :
~ birthday is as good as any other :
- day fof work. I'm 76, and proud g
- or it," She declared that she :
g expected to continue in active &
:, business for another decade. :
- Her son hos persuaded ner 70 +
g ride to work IL her automobile, !
- Instead OF in street car. but =
@ she stiil does her own market :
q ing, going forth early in the =
- morning with a basket to strike =.
- q bargain with the butcher. :
- = :, G, q :, - &, :, :, g 8 = = = = 6, !
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
To Denver.

j. II. Barrows, who has been assist
ing in the offices OF the Grand juno
tion Fruit Growers association for
some time past left this afternoon
for Denver where he has accepted a
position in the office of the auditor
of the Rio Grande. He has many
friends here who regret to note his
departure.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
lr'f' r.re.

p'F - 7 'Te.
William h. Leavitt is here today
from Iona on business. He is re-
lated to local families and visits the
city quite frequently.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
or ON Nncaiion.

Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Hopkins left
this afternoon for Denver and other
points on two weeks vacation. Mr.
Hopkins is chief dispatcher OF the
Rio Grande Junction line and is
taking a well earned lay-off.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
Retnrn from shnm

Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Bayles return
ell this afternoon. on the Midland from
Denver where they attended the Dem
ver ample chew and visited friends.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
RctuIns 10 nenNer.

Mrs. Cora Hill. who has been vls-
lting with Dan Griffith and family
on Orchard Mesa for some time. left
this afternoon for her home in Dem
YER.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21

The hobo drinks nitro-glycerine. A
slight jar would explode him, See
what happens to him at the Majestic
this afternoon and tonight. lOc.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21

Free spoons to all attending the
souvenir matinee, $3.50, at the Majes-
tic. Admission l0c.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
Returns Home.

Clint Marvin. the Glenwood bust
ness man, who has been spending
several days in the city. returned
home this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
TO San Diego.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wallis left last
night for San Diego for winters
stay on the coast They are well
known in this section
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
Drill Tonight.

Drill Tonight.
Regular drill will be held this eve
ming at the armory by Company f.
Lieutenant Mills will be in command
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
spend Ray in Spa.

Sam Horrowitz, who is firing be-
tween here and Grand Junction, laid
off one trip in Glenwood Sunday
Glenwood Avalanche.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
Returns Home.

. ihA NiHr fsbii''.
Miss Virginia Crueger. who has
been visiting friends i'm the city for
como time past, left last night for
her home in Springfield, Ohio.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
San nirrn to Nisif

John Shields was a passenger YES
terday to San Diego. where he will
visit friends and relatives during the
winter
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
To Sell Heaters.

Nj. J. Lambert left this afternoon
Tor Provo and Salt Lake City to sell
Ideal heaters to the Utah orchardists.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Close of College
Park, Md, are registered at the La
Court today.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
Down from Collbran.

IUNN iTOh IONDfNn.
John w. Lowell. Jr. a prominent
stockman of Collbran. is here on a
short visit with friends and relatives
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21
B. Lynch
Gunsmith and LOcksmith

Saws Filed; Scissors and Knive,
Sharpened; Trunks and Vaiises Re
paired; Lawn Mowers Ground; Gun.
bought, Sold and Exchanged; Key,
all Kinds; Umbrellas Mended; Gen.
eral Repair Work.
220 Main-st.-Pnone Randolph 4i9.
The daily sentinel., 1911-11-21

We advertise our coal because our
coal advertises us. Mines Fuel Co..
527 Main-st. Phone Jet. 2S7.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04

itsbt burauf gsidrisben. uno noi:
WliI6 Der frOmmen Sentungsart"
pirb bort abgegebsn. - JrobIihen
gsifau srrsgt aud cine Gonosl. bic
prangsnb i'm glunss buftsnoitsr So
s5rancesRoisn btrantommt. SnfaHen
Iauter ,,RoTsn phHe - aaDaliers!" -
unb nun gsbt Elm luitigss, jau6senbes
greiben Los. glum.H, gonbons, auft.
i6Iangen, gorianbolis. tste MisDorts
bui5en bin unb Der.
llnb bann tpiro es itiu. Jliiiterno
gIeitet ss binpeg. Boot auf Boot.
2lut bic feinsn pisrrots iino idlaisn
geoangen, Die fingeno uno WdnbDlin:
ipieIenb auf fdtparSsr Gonbel ihrs
8abn eesogen botten. Die Sdelm.ns
qsTihter, @l0dhen unb Isibensn Shleis
fen iinb perIhtpunben. ferHe WaIbbOrs
ner tDnen iibsr bem Gee. Gort ipeben
nod perfpdtets Seg.iboote nit tpeiben
sgliieeLn na6 5auis. llno i'm bsrein'
brehenben 2tbenbbuntel fpiilen Dix
Mellen balbberpeltte 9lum.nblaiteI
an ous Qanb.
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O. rsinans, go. 2,s3s- peTiimreut fsrisu'ab'
- ren NIL Der EcTbeiEeyuna bon 9adbetru
gtIase, bon aQaoifoH aioas 5is IsLteT ansH.ie
GintiHnafi Sieai CHE ssti misrid ausf tatg
ernati'tH Tisiisetr uSsfslHttmmsae:
st.sten !. Tat = sssyeHrt stsimH5i 'sife,
forisaiatrcH Rrit hcE GefkeilerAHa epa @n1UeTtn
Snahe Bon glaaicH 5tcas bic Gerier aoeHse,
earn gatcAereinlepuHa Giier 4ntbf igrn Segen
HFler Curtis. tuD h,es ugihiuenei ieia foglie.
ssessTesr,lsaa oes Ssrfiss,s sss aebpsss bse,
TraiuirEHeeU NIB 9Hiete. ~ uetegriHilmmnaa
rfii eineE Hsicluiion, 9aiiirt or 20 Iaas i'm
SuHi u, Z. 1911, aHe IN MsestelniiHIn!laa
euitldstu arb 9ruftlm. rsl6s psrsts saistta.
ssE tourssn nHb ittl IN asT Cfiiss ets xtscipg "
@Wblie SeTpiet euiiKqfa.
fammifehtn bon b,iaat,y HtsbtH,ruHs. pssissr bic
aefsH iat RrsalauFsu saftr.sei istTsfH isEtr
es, grsHiigb cut taE sg bic esssshuaHg eAfsH'
spts sn ars rs' qansrsi,S ng sstsnsS b,smmt % eas III
fs b,lsnssu gsstsdI, PassH suEe bsfagts att'
ssanHs; ss.lSr nnS isa., ss aSl,sr s, w.sss cen 70
Trnden nnb gersHsrtltAnna bon glo;tssn, ne
feiHtieHsH nas trstDuli&en GrIssaHtsE nab
.as 9ahsasH stc htlsgisn xsiilsH sts
senss. reisc boz bsr issleitisn pea b.naas.
ssf6obsnfr SGtiuggeu ben unekmsufs oas2scs
BEN ipsrsen, unt anosrsn nctbnsnpiesn huSs
aassa ss'ttsn .n n 3S'Si 3af si. 70 au.rl.si.n aue
meats IN stbn 40 iastliatn .3atlunssn 81.
sasIt ,gsr.sn t.lsH nil st1fsI peg bier
ssobsnsss ss sasIneasn M % ssr ais.uismsr M In . MasTs.
soeIneI bsftsasrier yiaenftunt fam obes aud,
is naAbsr, u - phnf1t foldes af'fkmsri
ss5 us sas.H s s,r 95sss lo 'saHs s.s g d.
blnans. In ipsIten sars hsfasies rnar-Gfsb.
msni ntnt bic Siuisn oaf pic Hsros in no
ssfsassnsa % m sfssT,nssasianssa iii W s sa,ssassss %
uerbegi
eeftion Z. TAT senbs br eiasi g,nslnaas.
aussfRsbeu nsrbsH foIIsn tor bu aoHeiissn
.Dn at.sn.niI sssIpna.n aEs sUar ~
's sssa fsa g. Sas e. 's'ss IN Rs fasa s asammi,su
ssn bsIaatss sas,F'tgna sticses ntsi fp.sisn
s' ssatn S5s s,ss 'Ssia a. s s's ssa asa
trlnssiesnibnn Oe.t Sn.usHe BARN. eeiauii
oba appEopstirt: uHG BE Rotten une auSeabss
ifesueDsIdsr asrso9rtaitens'sssrfatssH boiir
tsser ssn nnaserseHeen ehnserslen sesr cn.
tstsfen BARN sresfproAsn, nnb bic Refien Hns
Eascansn q. di;asnsstnsn ioiasH nsi.F,a;
Dsn befaster etabt iar foi6s sipsds nnS In Ssr
Gstis ansetsss.n ts1bsn iolsn. irts % ses
e.itisH 6 Sas aas aes aus eansassn.
aBerenseno nRe agitcbfnt an besoe Seiiea
ton 9adberrp StraBe, Sipifchen waabtfon Moao
te belaeie sserbefieune, ME oben befcb!ofen,
geft Z. Tat ber Iireitor oi 2ubIig S4rpice
tsfeaE6 umA4tisi nnb sneenitisn IA, al.
inr befaeis psbsrsrnna MT tem nlebriei.es
unb bsfisn Bisier na4 Ser 3sroffsutlitnnQ. tp
ushereinitimrlnna aii eem Uefste.
essitDn 9. fitis Crsinsns ise In arsft isss
tsa arb @hltletsii babm peni anb nae etm ira
tetien noM Nefer' eTIauhsfn hfitcunsit an.
4afliri en- 25. geptembfr II: q. 1911.
EtfD .. MenBer.
graFbent pro tenn tes EIabtrnlbs.
gsglaubisi: GsHin ctEtsrfsH, glsrt
ALI
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fl$iue EreiaenS, no. 2,S4f-5ar GuferIe0urg
" einer Epe,:aiiieueF aif @rlinosigenihum
eEgrenseHD une nnitobGnb on ssbttiier ssraBe,
stpifehen ofr e., g. anb q. eifsnbdbn uno 5rss
bJHia Npensle
Ed ~ psscrbna bem etahtrais btr etaes Gins
snnaii, Etaas Chic pis tsies:
Gsfiipn l. gab aufustet unb bsFfufst nsrst
suf ispeH Grsniias Dtr psfhitrsnfa @ruaptade.
aaoreHsenb u,ib 0niiebfnb an ssbsitier Sfrabs,
sriffen Der e.. e amp ". Glfeubabt ifiIo ssres
ibifm, ipie Gefieuert, ipnrpe bonn GfoDfrnt5 gut.
gsheiten), BITE Banrfitmma Don 3i,2655T, ufIa
neys IN .&tl&lGsStatfxaoe b1aath bio aa4s
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Sn pcrfaufcn pbtr 80 pertnnihen.

Iu betiuufen ober an beEtcuf6 de II
pfaRH Eiab.sN laeHibnm etne CUTE suA a6eE
BARN mi. uehen ueb6ueen, @letlfn bon
A.tmpub. Aa., an flHet 31EptflraBe 9eieaer-
gEsi4 $4,000 geeiHauHo !ei6i. 90. Naef'
Tia, s22 9el. g. Ctr. IL
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Gas gef{ere.

- .SDa id mid nun ols Spe5ias
lift fir Raisns ober GbreHtrantbeiten
etabIiren?"
sd piirbs bus eritere tbun;
Sbren bat Der Meni6 sipti. aber Ras
fen blob einell"
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1nnaer

su bssiau'sr. Gaasuiraesn All Central sts:
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(Sxine SrbinaHs, 30. 2,Ss0--3ur glnfcrleenne
~ ciner GpeStdIiieuer dnf gSr1nbeiGeriblim.
angrenseHo uno afiitcBrnb an GUNNER SirQBe,
sptfben geft Strabe unh cinem 9nnfte TIA Sub
nbrpIib.
sei Is bHorbust bonn etaotratt Der 6tont Gin,
eSRnafi, Gioat Chi9, iplt folqt.
Seition l. Tab anitrltei tHo btftnsrt iuetot
cut isosn Srnntiub Der p.ribiepsnsn Brunbhats
srpiiben GSeit Sirabe unn etigm gunfte ia
Sub nobItd, (ein NIan bes bftneien gtgsrs
tbltms fuie beffsnert, ipnroe bon, Etaotrdfb auis
penn In a6lc9IapsanbuHacn besdblt, bic nads
Itebenoen Gnmrnen fit ein urb ieoes 9abr, iuie
ri ttdmftsh,
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aacnien iiir Cincinnati.
German 9aiicnnl ganf: flrit gtatiGHaI @ani
T. unS sg0Irut Gtrabe -qeIterR German Ranl:
Villas gdtiuuaI Garf; Gep!er & Co., 1910 Race
Sirabe: ifftbsIhtro gsnfionaI @anf; grteticn
German Ranf, sorrifcn uno GpIerGin aDes
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y arm Ron 100 a6ern. 90 aseilen bon ginein,
nati: quite @ebduoe, 900 aepfeibdlIme; 35
9epIHgungeH. gtas. &sysusE .1e9 wlafog
Gtr, 0sRSsHuGtt q. ~
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Gutt crsg9srtHatfc: @ mla'
i6iHeu ele'trif&e maoioren; ttaie. iI0s
goaGn Ctr, G,.n, uabe Green. $50
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an permietben3inrmer.

s stmmst iH sfpsitsa gipt. 1907 gaes
Eir6bs. 4,b,e'
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gteatugei.dl dle--mdnnIih

EfeIIuna esfueht dis sl16iH in elngra ga.
loon ohsT AeiinnrdHi BON etHeg nibesi iafllafH
ssraf. 1896 Samsr Cir, Il Eiod tnieu
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3m perfamfen

ct gernarb. 44o5 Guftsau Sire, es3inB
rrcr s5rGme: MODERN. 4reis $1,000. II
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uaatner fn@f EttiiliH9 fir acGgn. poes
Isixfte 6Gubnrbsif Uatbcrtno gssbsg, l21
Cts Astssss esss q eto6. 0rsnl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-29
College of William and Mary
WILLIAMSBURG. Va.

a College. modern in equipment. and
strong in educational efficiency. and yet
the oldest in the South and the equal Of
any Institution in America in richness
Of traditions. Healthfuily situated on
the historic Peninsula OF the {. < .
Ry. 10 offers;
l. Full Academic Courses leading 20
A. B.. Is. 3. ana 81. a. degrees.
III. Courses IN Education % prepare
teachers ani supsr2tca5ents for the
rueic school system. Scholarships rep
resentrE about L. OF the expenses.
nav be secured th-ouEh the school su-
p,untendents by students preparing 90
teach.
Total cost per session ranges from
$3.50 @ $4,000
Write for Catalogue. Session opens
sept ~. 1871.
Il. l. BRIDGES. Registrar.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-29
Clubbing Rates.

We VII send The Gazette and
either CT ire following newsPa peEs
Al tre rate giver.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-29
CURsSBL9O0 SEN0lSEASeSE;Z5 Ma
GREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER FREE

Il vour blood IS impure. thin. dis
eascc. hot Or tul OF huDoIs. i you
have blood poison. cancer, caroua-
c.es. eating sores. scrotu.s, eczema,
itching, risings and bumps, swel.ings
O. superstng sores, scao0y, p.nP.y
SKIN. ulcers. bone pains. CatsTTh,
rheunzCsn. Or any blood sr skin
disease. take Botanic Bleed Balm
BB.B.l SoO1 all sores hesl, aches
and pains stop and the blood is made
pure and 'r.ch. Druggists CT by
express 81 per large bo.Le. Sample
free o. writing B.oo6 Balm Co..
atlanta. Ga. g. 3. 3. IS especially
advised FOR chronic. deep sestsc
cases o. blood Or SKIN diseases, as
. c--es stcer al else fails. Sod or
Williamsburg Dr1g Co.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-29
Norge
Leave News lssnus at H. KlOSs's SsOss

Norge. Va June 27-The Vikings
viii give a picnic at Jensoo's Grove.
in Norge. on July 4sh. Amuse-
oents. refreshments and BAL game
VIII be the order OF tbs day.
Despite The Gszetse's promises
OF last week. Williamsburg failed 10
down the husky NorSeman. The
score might be accounted for BY the
absence o. Spencer and Peachy and
then again. il might rot. Waa, We
wan; e see IS results and il IS easily
proven.
TIE sick folks ot the community
are al reported oonvaiescent.
~. L RustsTd has been planning
a car load O. lun5e. Tor Z. !. Virs-
rig. o. jamestown Ny.
+. =. and :. Il. R.nde went 70
Norfolk Monday morning returning
ia, evening with q ire Maxwell
touring car.
Q. L Rusta6. better known as
Or..s, went % Norfolk Sunday sn6
Fil take tie examination az the
. Portsmouth Navy Yard.
The locai team rolled BaThaua.
vile 6oNn Saturday by tie score q
F. = g 8.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-29

Don't forget that Randolph's IS
the best place 70 buy clothing.
Spring suits just received. Come and
axe a look.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-29

Ca phone 3 slS have TIE Pure
Fooc Grocery CO. se-1 you around
one o. t1ose I-.cv. delicious Peas
at Brand hams Ter Sunday dinner.
P--c IS rE1t 700. A pound o. vi
is-sou-E creamery butter can be
80 a-c-E ~. voa- c-csr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-29

Il IS verse than useless 20 take
any medicine internally toI muscular
or chronic rheumatism. Al that IS
needed is a Tree application o.
Chsn5s-.s.1's Li1i1err For sale
by al dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-29

Look al your labels and Il your
tine IS about CIT. send check for
renewal. Subscriptions can Dc dated
ahead. Tais plan viii save you
money. Cash must come with the
order
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-06-29
Where to Worship Sunday


Where TO W Worship sunday
BAPTIST.
NJ. Ecove-. Pastor
Services every Sunday az ll:lS a
Il. a-c SP. ~. Sunday sc1oo, al,
l0a. e. Payer meeting Wedres
Gay s 2. e.
EPISCOPAL
B-utou Parish Church
z. Eu5t.n Jones. Rector.
Morning service. I1.IS q. u.
Evening service. S p. u. Holy
Com-unio1. 1sc Sunday ll:lS; 3r6
Sunday S G. 70.
In the Parish House-Sun6sy
school 10 2. e.
uErHcu-sV
Rev. Z. 4. ODE. Pastor.
Regular preaching services ll-lS
z. r. and SIS e. 10. Wecrescz.
right services ar s 2. q. Sunday
Schoo. 10 d. 70. Mr. (. g. GuGl
Sunday sc5oo. superintendent
EpWor,h League Sunday q 2. C..
FEEslrrEE-AS.
Rev. 2. Z. Walton. Pastor.
Services every Sl-csv a. Il. and
2. q. Su-csv s-tco. st SIS 9. II
LrTHEEtS.
Rev. E6wz-5 B--kh-s. Pastor.
Services every --h Sunday s p.
u. a. B---cr Pz-sh church.
Services AZ Norge Sunday morn
.-gs a. 1880 Sunday ScAoo. al
c.ose CT service. PRAYER meeting
Wednesday a. s 2. 70. Young PEG
PIES Society meets every second
Saturday a. 8 ?. @.
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Services every th.-6 Sunday az -
u. Sunday School and Confirm
sto- class every Sunday az 10 q. 70
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a. :. Resfo-th. Minister.
Sunday Schoo. and commune
every Sunday uorn.rE. Prsschlr
. 2n6 and 4th Sunday ll.3O a. z
srd 7.30 2. u.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-02-02
WILLIAM S. SIMS.

every drop of blood, every ship and ev-
cry dollar of their kindred across the
sea-
Commander Sims is Canadian by
birth and entered the service of Uncle
Sam from Pennsylvania; he was grad
uated from the Naval academy in 1880.
In addition to the regular sea duty, he
served for several years as naval at
tacne in Russia and in France. In rec
ignition of his work as inspector of
target practice President Roosevelt as
signed him to command the Minneso-
ia, Commander Sims thus becoming
The first officer of his rank to have
charge of a first class bsttleship In
letter of commentator the president
said that Sans was largely instrumen
tai in building up system of gunnery
that had enormously increased our eff
ficiency as sea power
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-02-02
CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering il
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physi.
ciansr as the damage they will do is
ten fold the good you can possibly de.
rive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,
contains no mercury, and is taken in.
ternally, acting directly on the blood
mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure
you get the genuine. 1t is taken in.
ternally and made in Toledo, Ohio,
by F. J. Cheney and Co. Testimo-
mails free.
Sold by Druggists. Price IS bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-02-02
cuban. Nav Have BOXING.

Boxing may be allowed in Cuba. At
least President Gomez has petition
I'm his hands which may later find its
way to the congress. The petition
asks that the Cuban government au-
thorize boxing boats-not prizefight-
ing, but scientific boxing matches.
Professor Budenich has been coach
ing the son of the president in the art
of self defense as it is now taught In
American colleges. The weekly box
ing lessons have been given to the
presidents son at the palace, and the
latter is said to have become quite
proficient in the art.
The president is said to be not OPP
posed to the scheme which might per-
NIT the clubs to hold boxing bouts.
There is no law in Cuba against prize
fighting, but the police have full pow
er to prevent big ring contests being
pulled off because of their brutality.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-02-02
self-EducatIon.

The education, moral and intel.
lectual. of every individual must chief.
ly be his own work. There is a pre-
vailing and fatal mistake on this sub
ject It seems to be supposed that, II
a young man be sent drsG to gram.
mar school. and then to college, he
must, of course, become scholars,
and the pupil himself is apt to imag.
inc that he Is to be the mere passive
recipient Of instruction. as he Is Of
the light and atmosphere which sur
round Linn. But this dream OF In
dolence must be dissipated, and young
men must be awakened to the i'm.
portant truth that. If they aspire to
excellence, they must become active
and vigorous co-operators with their
teachers. and work out their own dis
,tinction with an ardor that cannot
be Quenched. a perseverance that con-
siders nothing done while anything
yet remains to be done.