The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-04-13

Jacob Bros. have received the finest
line of mems shoes, made especially for
their ira de, ever placed on sale in this
city. They can give you the best shoe
for the money to be found in central
Minnesota.
Some hoodlums in St. Cloud hung
the chief of police in efigy to limb OF a
tree in the public park. Such proceed
ing is too contemplate for adequate ex-
preston with the conventional limits OF
respectable journalism
Seeding commenced to very limited
extent last week, but the snow and sleet
efectually stopped it until Tuesday,
when it was again resumed, and at
present many farmers are hard at work
with their drills and broad casts.
"A perfect cure! Mr.. Edward E.
Broughton, 40 West 10th St., New
York City, N. Y, says this: II have
used several bottles of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup in my family and find it perfect
cure. cheerfully recommend it."
The best remedy for rheumatism that
has ye: been discovered. Mr.. D. H.
Tyler, $50 West Main-st., Galesburg,
Ills, writes: 81 have used good many
bottles OF Salvation Oil, and think it
the best remedy for rheumatism ever
used"
School trustees and church trustees,
have you considered the saving in hav-
ing your walls coated with durable
material? Why should you not consider
it wheni it costs no more. Diamond Wall
GlnIsh is that material. Call on Hanson
& Emerson.
Horace F. Alden has removed to his
new store on Main-st. 1t has been
handsomely fitted up, and the display of
goods is exceedingly fine. Rare taste
has been exhibited in arranging the
goods, and it would be difficult to find
more attractive stock.
"A letter of congratulation, unani-
mously signed by his old time Sank Cen
tire friends, was sent to L. M. Cox. re-
Gently elected Mayor of Wichita, Kansas.
Mr.. Cox won a notable victory, carrying
the city by 1900 against the combined
forces of the democrats and populists.
Allan Vessey has stock of Osakis
-four which he offers at the following
prices: Patent, $1.75 per sack, straight,
$1.60 per sack. He also has full line
ofbran, shorts, ground feed, corn meal,
ETC., Mr.. Vessey has the exclusive flour
and feed store OF the city. Give him
call.
-E. P. Barnum was in the city on
Saturday last, and shipped his house
hold goods to St. Cloud, Mrs. Barnum
and her sister Mrs. Nash accompanied
him. Mr.. Barnum has taken house IN
St. Cloud adjoining that of Judge Searle,
and will be lat home" as suon as the
house can be settled"
The firm Durocher q Vessel of st.
Paul, who have been operating the Sank
Centre Dry Goods Company's store here
for year, have dissolved partnership.
Mr.. Qurocher will continue the st. Paul
business. and Mr.. Vessel accedes to the
Little Pals branch md the one here.
This one will be closed out as rapidly as
possible.
-Sauk Centre has developed several
remarkable cases of mind reading. A. L.
Kinnamon and L. M. Bnnnell have been
subjected to some very remarkable tests,
and they both show wonderful powers
IN that direction, equal to many of those
exhibited by the famous Johnstone. Mr..
Bunnell hunted up a pencil and paper
and wrote a name in accordance with
the will OF his conductor Guy Rice
There was no possible opportunity fol
fraud. Mr.. Kinnamou has made several
| very successful trials not less strange.