The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-06-06

In the June CENTURY Mr.. KEENAN, be-
gins his account of the most important
Investigations made by him into the
exile system, viz, his visit to the convict
mines of Kara. The frontispiece of this
number of the Century is portrait OF
the famous french artist, Corot. The
article is bv Mrs. VanRensseler, and
along with the 1etter-press is another
portrait ot"Corot at Work." drawn
from a photograph by Wyatt Acton.
An article by an English writer on
"The Bloodhound" is accompanied by
wood engravings from sketches by an
English artist. Mr.. Mckay continues
his Irish papers with a curiously illus
trated article on early Heroes Of Ire
land" Certain Forms of Woman's
Work for Women" describes especially
the Young Woman's Christian Associa-
ton building of New York and the meth
DDS OF work of the Association. In the
life of Lincoln several interesting chapters
on important political events are pub
lished: "The Pomeroy Circular" "The
Cleveland Convention" "The Resigna-
ton of Chase"
Mrs. Mary Hallock Foot's serial
story, THE relations of the United
States and Canada" is the subject of a
paper by Charles H. Lugrin. Short stor-
les are published by George A. Hubbard,
entitled 9TH Woman in the Case" and
by James Lane Allen, entitled king Sol
ONION of Kentucky" An interesting
personal chapter is that Mrs. Margaret
T. Preston, the poet, who describes Gen
Lee in his home after the War" In
Memorandum of the Civil War" are "T h
The Canal at Island No. Ten," "A-o Ea
ly Suggestion to Arm Negroes for til
Confederacy," "Stonewall JOB ,nson's II
tentions at Harper's Fer v" and @.
| Question of Command at FRANKLIN"
! THE JUNE ST. N1coLAs.-Arlo Bate
and Eleanor Putnam tell, in appreciativ
almost comm enaatory terms, of 18th
Awful Thing that lilly Ann Did.
Climbing the Pierced Rock" off til
coast IF Quebec. describes the daring an
tooplardy first ascent of the great isola
=, er. cliff near Perez. David Ker tells
/ thrilling experience of Stanleys', almos
as related by the great explorer. "Ho'
= 1 saw Old Carolus," describes visit b
t the artist, George Wharton Edwards, t
1 Antwerp Cathedral, and has his sketche
f for illustrations. "The Hemlock-P eelers,
by Ernest Ingersol, could be write
only by lover of the woods; There al
e several articles devoted to the science
, William L. Sheppard has a sketch {
Southern Negro life, describing the al
, tempts of "Aunty" to learn to read.
There are pictures by A. B. Daviss, b.
Mary Hallock Foote, by Brenon, Birch
1 Dorothy Tenant, HEREFORD, and Others
The Departments are we'll filled also
: making an OVERLOOKING summer nun
l Der.
Il Daniel Pennies fine residence near Vii
lard burned to the ground Monday. NJ
one was at home. Only a few thing
were saved and they were very much in
Ijured. No insurance. Loss over $4,000
-Times.
LOST don't know where, 1 cam
+ tell when, don't see how-something O
l great value to me, and the return Q
which 1 shall be truly thankful, viz:
good appetite"
FOUND "Health and strength, pur
blood, an appetite like that of a wolf
regular digestion, all by taking that pop
ular and peculiar medicine, Hoods Sar
7 saparilla. want everybody to try i
this season. It is sold by all druggists
One hundred DOSES one dollar.
County Attorney Taylor's salary hav
ing been fixed by the County Commits
sioners at $1,000, he appealed to tn
Court and Judges Searle and Baxte
have allowed him $500. The attor
neys of the county, who are the bes
judges, all say that this is none toe
much.-Journal Press.
4
Superintendent Rocholl took all his
friends by surprise on Friday by return
ing to st. Cloud still in state of single
blessedness, though he had some trouble
at first of convincing them of this fact
Mr.. Rocholl found his predicament rath
er embarrassing when he learned, much
to his surprise, that he was supposed tc
| have eloped, though no one was disposed
to blame him until they learned that he
had done so. He promises to give the
papers ample notice of the event when it
occurs, so that they need not tumble
over each other in their anxiety to an.
nounceit Northumberland Press.
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