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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
Derbredertiaer Getatitnn.
Gin in1eer Mann f4ie6t ieinen 5reuno
ufpieIeno" nieoer.

@te folseni6tuer Die 10 oft at bunberten
BON tragiic6en 8ei1ptelen geritgte untugenb,
nit S6uBipaffen 81 iptelen, 1T, muBte
pte6erum Elm iultser Wtonn 5u ieinem unb
beS babel tObtli9 Serlebten 2etbipeien err
fabren.
Ser 18idbrige OruferIebrIing Soiepb
9tl1oauer bon SEQ. $40 @. MaD Str. unb
Der erit felt etipa elmer Mo6c aus GleDes
LAMB, Sbto, Sugereiite 2ebrling Soiepb
&abu 1pielten geitern gta6mittag in Der
Oru6eret, SEQ. 700 NQport Str, nit etnent
32falibrigen JteboIper, tpelben ii3 &a6u
geitern 8ormtttog gefauft bate. Sic Leg
ten bic 98affe gcgcnieiltg auf einan6er an,
trieben nit ben StraBetilngen ibren
S9er3, inbem ie tbnen Surcbt einiagten,
un6 fanten i5lieBli4 auf Den @infaa, Baz
tronen 3u f%aufen. Soiepb Sabu gtng gu
bem i3pefc aus unb febrte fur5 barauf
nit elmer S6acbtel 8dtronen 3uriid. ct
lub ste 8affe, uub ba tbm Sic 9riiderften7
ibraube St ibper fun9trtc, IOite er oieielbe
um etntge @etpinbe. vSebt bin t9 BOltz
siit unb Oh Gtnbre6er," lGgte ct gu
ieinem 6reltn6e 2inbauer. Wftt bteien
i6er5baft 6ingetpprfenett @orten bob ct
ben Gepolper bis sur &opfb06e ietneS
6reunbes. 8I0bltcb trabte einS3uB, unO
2inbauer ~itirSte, in Die linte Seite bes
&opfes sctroffen, nit Iuatem 2tufibrei gu
@inen Nltgenblid itanb Der unz
gliidGi4e 3bater ftarr bot Sbreden, bann
rannte ct gu etnem int Der Jfabbaribaft
tpobnenben Nr3te unb 6olte ibn berbet.
9erielbe Legte Dem 8ertuunDeter ben erlten
gSerbdn6 an uu0 ~DerdnIdBte 0ann letne
Mufnabme in baS GountDz 6Oipttal, to ct
inSwii9en ietner @unoe erlegen lit.
&abu 1T entfloben. CT lit Is
Sabre alt, 5 SUB IL 3olI groB, Bat
@eiicbt seiunoe Sarbe, blaue
2lugen, BLONDES 6auptbaar nno tpar, ais er
3ulebt 9elehen wlrOe, nit icbwarsem Gof,
9rauer @elte, srauen 8eintLeioern nno
ibparsem Silsbute .betleibet. 9ie Bolt3ei
natb tbm unO bat TIT @%ugenmerf
bauptidcblid duf Die 8abn60fe gcribtet. oa
man anntmmt, baB &obu ft9 ietner 6etz
matbita0t GleOelanb 3unenoen ptrS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
Oerhdnoni6pouer Brand.

SIN einem &oitbauic in 2emont bracb
Wontag Wor9en Gin Seuer aus, Dem tpabrz
icbeinli3 stpet WeniDsnle6en gum Spfer
fallen merDen. &ntpn Mtcultnicb uno
RuGma Stieglib iinb Die 0tamen Ser Set
ben, tpelbe it9 nt9t frIb genu9 in Sic9erz
belt b~rtngen fonnten uno AM gan3en &0rs
per i6pere 8ranbmu1ben erlitten. Sic
lcblteten nit mebreren onberen Canal
arbettern in bem 6ouie, ba8 aus bis6er
ntcbt feit9eite4ter llria9e in 8ranb serietb.
Son ben anberen Mietbern ipuroen audi
elntge leicbt oerlebt, bn9 lit fiir ite feline
@efabr norbanben, 6aB le ibren 0unben
erlte9en tper6en. Wticulinicb unb SttegLib
b%ettnoen itb sur 3eit i'm County 9oipital
in trt1il9em 3Altanbs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
Die populiftiIhe StumprebnerinT

Die populiitiide StumprebnerinSrau
Scale ltt9t nod imlner in Der Saub7
itummcnanitaLt in SIatbe in @anias i6per
frant 6arnieoer. Sic leibet auf Der Iinten
Sette al SifttueD unb in ibrer rebten
6ano al ent3iinbIicbem Gbeumatismus.
S9r ltnfeS Setn tit i'm &niegelcnf 10 fart
in Die '6Obe 9e3o9en, oaB es unmOgli6 1T,
es 9eraoe gu ric6ten. @ueb bie Singer i6rer
recbte1 9anb itnb berfrltmmt unb bic
6ano tit gei3pouen. NuBer6em Oerrrz
iacbt tRr etne citernoe @unbe i'm 6alOz
teller, bic ite it3 Dor ~eini9en @Ocben auf
lbren Getien au9e3pgen bat, itarfe
S4meraen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
Ute1eroefhIdoen.

Ser 9lniireiDer George 9iQman, go.
29O6 8aaaceitr., tpurbe OaittmOb segen
l ubr al Der @de Der 22. StroBe unb
Nrmour Npenue bon 4 Strolden ange6al>
ten, niebergei6lagen unb beraubt. gta6
poabra6ter Shat IieBen bic 9tGuber ibr
bIutenbes Spfer Iie8en un6 mac6ten licb
aus benz Stoube. Gin ip6ter 6es @eeS
fommenber O}eger fanb ben l1nsliidliden
un6 bena9ri6tigte Die g oli3ei, tpel6e ieine
Qufnabme in oaS @ountDz 6oipitaI peranz
laBte. Ote 9ler3te conitattrten, baB Der
S3abel bes &erlebten an BRET periobiebez
nen SteQen gebrOden mar, un6 bcgen n1r
geringe 5Ofnung, ben Ratienten burdsuz
brin9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry SehoelIkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
o7o e. o7G Di4zpnnAoIphzS CTR

232 & 234 Of=RanoolphsStry
swii9en Sranf(in- urtb Martets StraBa
gbteogo. Sas..
pTferirt al ben ~biai9lten Breiien:
9tne 9srtett ftiS de 8artett=S 6Insreiett,
Delo= mtto GaIen 0raSSanet, SebspiebeIn,
JtepS=, &aaSz ta1to SSnt6rtetsS a1te
&iitttncl, 9snfS, ISadlboIoetI
9teG,teu GntttentbaIer SGt.oct5e1t11e,
SSetmiten NogaefOrt= ana GOatrer=SSaIe.
sStaL. Qarutef0n=Se6Ie, Tr0ttage De Dtte,
Gin burger, o. h mt tlto @SaI1SfG1e,
9tenSGIefeIer uao 9taiue.t GtGmtetfGIe,
Scnf, @ettefT9,
SSeiniteS StiDeit= uno MobtoL -
. ri cI=S @G1aste5cr=yahetetr
GaIsiaroener, &teIer Gprptten.
9tad onieS, rnH. Serotnes,
S3atnD. Nou=S31rttge, WnrimiTten 2I1I,
yeinite bpA. @ttd)mec @dri19e,
SatSeIenbntter, RUIZ. G90tar,
9ieG)te ~Ssrasiff. &refauurit TT SiIdtiett,
9 edlte 9raAnId1to: Sernelet=gSar't,
% Itpb6Iti0 DEN Ga)tsfett, GaGantt,
21cG d ten 1ltt9at. 9~2Diett=Y Gprifa,
@ctrp6netc BilSe 4tnS 0to,apt9monS,
cSt.t3otf. &iebtg'S fSIeif d ~erttaft,
GEitg ert0 o. tea @tneff@e,t Srngtuer,
Sstttbeeriaft, 8h0et1 o. ttnsAS,
Strnetl, Stri0)e1t, Wtttteuets
Sfeinite NantuG=GBCeoI1oe, &1fno,
Gte6Dtem Saba, @eDffa= unto Gtn=Se1Hees
S~Seititen griifet nao ~iGtparjen IbeeS
cS1ttD utt. 3affee=Gttraft, @tGtOtte1t,
gSramnf d h SpargcIt1, 9~tl=Smrfet,
Sd3nitteobten, 5%eitotuer 9tttben,
0rats. 3anctfdet, ptet5eIbeerer,
8rittfern, 2irsiett, SstrSe,
SsartoHettneDI, 3tetsmebL
SemtiGe Sbiti1rGoer, @pufrntet,
ttto 9oI5>Sa1tnffeIn IN,
a ariIcr GG)tapffabaf Gon 2otbeG,
iouie a4e Nrten ppn @rpeeries.
Henry SchOelIk0pE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
8 % 2 O Gents
90 Nuiidten Oct @eltm8iteQlug
all tr9enO etne N0reHe
sSm ST. Ooer 9lptslor1S gefortot.

Git gut ~brofdJirtes Albuut, ale gebdu0e, @nla9en uaO ntz
gen Se6enspiirOi9teiten Der goluubibe gseltaus1eGnn9 lit pboto=
~srapbifdeu Anfdten uon Gabineter0be ent6aheno, nit erhlaren=
Dem oeutMeu Gfxt, miro bon Der SGinois Thanksgiving per=
ibtdt. I'm Oieie ~DoafanOi9e @ammlun9 ibren ~ansruGri9tn effern
leibt 5usan9Gb 5u MAIDEN, perienbet Die SuinotS @taats5etung
0ieies ueHansfeuunssalbnm 9e9en G%nfenonn9 uon 400 lit saars
hen purtofret at ir9enO elite &breHe I'M SIT ober Nuslan6, Seionz
6ers fir a~nspartiee grennoe nno 2ekannte miro bides gei9maf=
poQe Sud- en minfomnenes @e1benf 1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
Gin OQnkbarer Dattent.
Gtn retder G%aafntama im Steip OnrF, Der
Setaem gsante,t nidt setamnt babet
tuiM, et4pmppt ft@ ais @obItbater
Der I~etOenoet 9teni1beit.

gr I@reibt:
@eeb=te 6errtnI
ga i'd, tpie sic t%piiien, treine bpuft9nhioe @..
meIung BON idDereut Seihe1 einem in Sshrem bra,
net=9u9e an9egebenen 6eiImittel per2onfe p
CLAUDE i'd meme 0antbarfeit am beiten Soorr%4
IR ;s0sHs., az b tSF9 7 a6d ir,oem i'd Sic erfu8e fir eiss
Santtt aud Der armfte &ranfe 5eilnna finSen t9 mSee'
bo9a3tun9sooI
Sbr banfbarer g. 81.
NJ: Sas Su9 entbdlt ge5epte, Die in ieb.r
@POtpete 9Saoft neroe't f6nnen unb ipirb mad,
Smpfans pom afoer 5riefntartem fir gerpofuno
nnO porto ffet an9elanot BON Der PRIVATE CLINIC
& DIsPENsARY, 90 0Scft II. @tr. Net, ma-. % ;"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
Gbicaso uno St. Souls

Die Gnopunfte Ger i'm Ban beerifenen eIefz
trii6el1 Sahn. umwdl3une i'm Gtfers
bahnweien. = Sahrseidwinoi9feit 100
Weiler ole Stunoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
Gin tteues Gonrtb0n9.
Der 2lntrag, fir 100000
8onos aus5u9eben, etn9ereiht.
Abiimmung bei Der NODen1berwabl

Dom GonntYratb III 2tnsiidt eenommen. =
Se~eriinouns oes antra9s our6 oen mani
eeIboften 6uftano oes alien 6eb6uoes
uno oefcn unsenieenoe RaamperhdIt=
niFe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
appa41euutd1e a4ttnta 9&aota-Retta4te, as1nmtae, 20. aetat 1894.
Oos Golumbifde 5iel0- 2rlufeum.

Defnitipe Grofnune am 2. Juni. 5ahlz
Iofe Gif1Iaour9en fir ole Ginpeihunes=
feierli6fciten sepIa1tt. - freier Gintritt
fir mebrere mo6entaee eeplant. Se=
fu6 oerSioparf Gommifdre in1tllnieum.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-02
our High, school.

At meeting OF the state high schoo
board in st. Paul on Friday morning
eighty-six high schools were found to b.
entitled to state aid, and $500 was ap
propriated to each. The schools, divided
into three classes. afe as follows:
First Class alexandria, Albert Lea
Nnoka. Austin. Central high school
Minneapolis; Crookston, Duluth, East
Side high, Minneapolis; Faribault, Fer
gus Falls, Hastings, Henderson. Lake
City, Litchfeld, North. Side, Minneapo-
lis, Owatonna, Red Wing, Rochester
Sank Centre, st. Paul South Side high
Spring Valley. Saltwater, Worthington
Second class-Blue Earth City. Brain
erd, Cannon Fails. chatfeld, Elk River
Fairmont. Harrington, Glencoe. Hutch
inson, Kasson, Lanesboro, lie Sueur
Luverne, Madeliai Marshall, Monte
video, Monticello, Moorhead, New UIm
PIainview, Rushford, st. Charles, St
Cloud, st. Peter, Sleepy Eye, Wabasha
waseca. Wells. Wilfmar, Zumbrota.
Third class-Appleton. Benson, Cleve
land high. st. Paul; cloquet. Dawson
Detroit, Dodge Center. GIenwood, Gran
lie Falls. Humboldt high, st. Paul; Iacl
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-02
Four Bis successes.

Having the needed merit to more than
make good all the. advertising claimed
for them, the following four remedies
have reached phenomenal sale. DIR.
Kings New Discovery, for consumption,
coughs. and colds, each bottle guaran,
teed-Electlic Bitters, the:great remedy
or liver, stomach and kidneys. Bucklrns
Arnica Salve, the best in the world, and
DR.. Kings New Lille Pills, which are a
perfect pill. All these remedies are guar
antced to do just what is claimed for
them and the dealer whose name is at
tached herewith will be glad to tell you
more of them. Sold at NJ. A. SheIdrup's
drugstore.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-02
STARTLING INCREASE!
insanity Laet Year.

The increase Of insanity last year over the
preceding year was startlingl Think Of IT,
persons suffering from nervous troubles snc.,
as sick anI nervous headache, nervousness
ecnvulsions, neuralgia, apoplexy, dyspepsia,
slceplessness, paralysis, nervous, psostra.ion,
epilepsy, etc. The outlook you'll certainty
be disc )uraging for you were there no means
of escape Any of the above difficulties,
and many more. are alylnce symptoms If
insanity or soma other eqlally depiorabic con-
dition ending in suicide or premature death.
DIR. franklin Miles, the Is6fei specialist,
las devoted over % yeats TO The inysstiga.
ton of nervous Affections, and in tie result,
Of his labors lies the only hope OF thoss aHic.-
81 With ths troubles nanesl. His Rosiera-
tive Nervine is positive means OF relief.
II You have any nervous affection attend to
It 1t once. Do no. wait till yorr intellect il
shattered or the frenzy OF suicide oyercomss
yon. DeIay is dangerous
f.,v. J. Z Miller. Pastor Of the u s. church,
Big isin, PA. writes: : Oyevwory .anSei Ine 10
s,ai d,s:t,rs, anil eight weeks Of travel, did ire
LITE <otI | cpu,d not rca or st;ltiy, and my
con iiion was serious began using Dr. Miles
Nesu0ratiye dsrvinc, folr bottles of Which CON-
pieteiy cured ne. Accept my gratitude"
vas take SICK last 4 pfii. AID iais'Ie s.teni-
ancs of thee. ~ our beet ohysicians The rsstt
Ss NV ~ sS e'.t oi ttir MONTHS @fs Ne n
tB Invalid. cSlid no. eat and did not 20. thirty
n nrtos steep in * hours. Lost Sc ,.o1a.s IN
Weight. Four weeks aga bagan using Er li..s'
Z sor alive ScryiHc, Restorative fenic All Ne we
snd Liver Pals. Have CAMEL Is pounds IN
acisht. can eat and slecn. and feel as sell as I
ever iii i'll G. Stephens. Carlisle. Pr
was aitii:tei with nervous prostra.lor over
two ys,rs. and during that time was unable 10
perform any work. Through tho use of Dr. Niles
restorative Nervine am entirely restoret tn
nc ilth. AMI able to conduct my business the same
as before my sickness. RECOMMENDED the Ne-vine
TO young man also suffering from nervous prog
tration, and no. too. received wonderful, benefit
fcam 1t. DIR. Miles remedies arc considered nan
acca AZ our honse.'-W. 8. Cutshaw, Galien Mich
DR.. Miles Restorative Nerviue is sold hy all
druggists on positive guarantee or by Dr. Miles
Medical Co.. Elkhart. Ind, on receipt of nrice p
per OF six bottles for IS, express prepaid II
Is positively rrUU rrY1n1 Opfafes ann faI9erorTs
drugs. DR.. Miles Nerve and Liver Pills 25 cents
per box Ave boxes, 81 90. Mailed anywhere. Free
book at druggists or by mail.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-02

son. Ianesville, Le Coy. Little Pals,
Mantorville. Marleton. Morris, Orton.
vile, Pine Island. Pipestone, Princeton,
Redwood Falls. ST. famed. Wadena,
Wascrvills, Winnebago City,
Preston. Tracy and Window were
voted the appropriation Of 500 for last
year, but have made no application for
further aid. The Dundas high school
was NOT acted upon. The applications
of Alexandria and Fergus Falls were
approved and the schools placed in the
first class. Brainerd. BLK River. Glencoe.
Montevideo. St. Charles and St. Cloud
were placed in the second class. aud
Appleton, Dodge Center and Window
In the third. Howard and Herman
we're dropped from.
1t will be observed that our high
school is in the first class. while the
schools OF many towns and cities much
larger are graded second and third.
There are only two or three cities or vii
lagos in the state in the first grade
whose population is smaller than that
OF Sank Centre. Sank Centre has r:a-
son to be proud OF her, high school.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-02
Order for Hearing on OIa;msEtc.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY al
- siearns-ss In Probate Court, Special
Term, June LIST. 1891
In the matter of the estate of CATHERINE
j. Skorhe m Deceased
Letters of Administration with will An.
nexed on the estate OF Catherine I Skor.
helm deceased. late of the County Of Sar.
gent, North Dakota. being granted to M Ho:
ganof Sank Centre. Minnesota
tits Ordered that six months be and tn
same re hereby allowed from and after tho
date OF this order, in which all persons having
claims or demands against fhe said deceased
are required Ia file tie same in the Probate
Court of said County for examination and
allowance, or be forever barred.
1t is Further Ordered. Tia tie 3gth day OF
december 1891. at 10 clock M. ct special
term of said Probate Court to be held at tho
Probate Office in the Court House IN the CitS
OF st. Cloud In said County, be and the same
hereby appointed as the time aud place
when and where the said Probate Court will
examine and adjust said claims and De;
mandS,
And il is Further Ordere,i, that notice Of
such hearing be given to all creditors anC
persons Interested in said estate nv forthwith
publishing this order once in each week foI
TIN ee successive weeks in the Sc, Centre
HERALD. weea Is newspaper prh ted and
Pu blished In Aid comfy.
Dated at st. Cloud. Mimi, this 1t osy of
June. 1884,
By the Cnurt:
IL. s. THE0. BRUENER.
7--- g. Judge of PrOba tA
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-02
1894
NEWS CONCENTRATIONS,

Corhett has arrived at Now York
from Europe.
The president has approved the legis-
latlve, administrative aud judicial APP
preparation bills.
Fifty-eight new cases Of cholera and
2S deaths were reported in Galicia on
July 2S and 80.
The governor of Warsaw has forbid
den the usual pilgrimage to Czensto-
chau on account Of the cholera.
The cash balance in the treasury at
the close of business Tuesday was
1925, 6l9, 1913, OF which 500, $50, 1863 was
gold reserve.
Word has been received at London Of
the safe arrival at Archangel of the
steamer Windward with the jackson
polar expedition on board.
The Hawaiian royalist commission.
consisting of j. "A. Cummings, III. A.
Wideman, Samuel Parker and Major
Seward, has arrived in Washington.
Governor Waite has finally Issued an
@yler recalling the militia from Cripple
Greek. He says he thinks the trouble
IN the great gold camp is ended.
Edward O'Kelly. who is serving life
sentence i'm Colorado for the murder Of
Bob Fbrd, slayer of Jesse James, at
CreeS has applied for pardon.
George Hankins, the prominent Chi
ca9o turfman. and owner of the Harlem
rae track, has offered all of his race
Eorses for sale and will quit the turf.
Major Halford, former private secre-
tary to ex-President Harrison, was
thrown from buggy while driving at
Omaha. His condition is serious.
The boiler Of a large mogul engine on
the Canadian Pacific exploded near
Field, B. G. Fireman Hunt and En-
gineer Wheatley were instantly killed.
David M. Orr, who designed and
erected many large business blocks in
that city, committed suicide at Denver
by shooting himself through the head.
The London Standard says that the
arbitration party in the house of com.
mons believes that the government
fayors and the prospects are hopeful for
the adoption of 25-years' treaty Of ar
bitration between the United States
and Great Britain.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-02
TEE EEATEST AND MOB.
BEST KIND OF "A SUI
FOR YOUR BOY.
We have them in all styles, al wool, anc
warranted TO give satisfaction.
Try suit. Prices from
So to Sc so.
THE.3OgTON
falNNES ia
STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS.
WlNONA, MANKATo. ST.
CLOUD AND MOORHEAD.


These schools are or ganized for the train
ing of teachers for the public schools or the
state.
OaGANIZATION.-E, ch school compris. s
two departments-:he Normal Depart.
Inent aud the Training Department or
Model school.
The normal department embraces:
la) An Elementary Course for teachers OF
ofrur a districts AMI elementary grad. s.
(6) An Advanced Course for teachers of
advanced grades.
(e) A Professional Course for teachers
who have completed the required AGA
demic work elsewhere
90 A Kinder sartsn Training Course Cat
Wtnona. 81. Cloud and Mankato.
ADMISSt0N.- Graduates of high schools
aud colleges. an !, teachers holding county
county uperintendent's first AMI second
certificates are admitted without .exami-
nation. All Others are required to pass
an enterance examination.
EXPENSES Tuition is free TO all who
pledge to teach in Minnesota Text books
are furnished at q rental of So per year.
Provision l. made In each school for econ
otnicai living. The average cost of fur
nlshed rooms with board is about 50 per
week. The Ladies' home AT st. Cloud
offers board, furnished room. heat aud
light, at So per week.
The new dcrnitory at Moorhead, for same
accommodations So, 70 per week.
DiPLOMAS.-By a yeccni act OF the legisla
ture. a diploma becomes state teachers
certideate ofthe first grade.
The next school year opens at Whoa August
Slst; at Mankato, August 3,th; at st. Clond
August 18th; at Moorhead, Septt mbe 4th,
For free catalogues aud circulars giving
fullinformation, address the presidents as
follows:
IRVING SHEPARD. Winona
EDWARD SEARLtNG, Mankato
JOSEPH CARHARr, ST. CIoud.
LlvIN6SToNEC G. LORD. Moorhead
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-02
SUNDAY onserya,,cc.


Perhaps no subject is more likely tn
provoke discussion than the use u
Sunday. 1t IL not our intention to dis
cuss the matter but furnish a few suegrs'
rions for any who care to lock up the
matter from a different standpoint than
their o wn.. 1t is evident 10 most people
that we are apt to consider just oar side
Is it important to have Sunday rest
dayf Does It or does it nor promote
the moral, and physical welfare OF iudi-
yiLuals and of the conlmuni,ys And
what regard Should we pay 10 the re-
ligious Ieriiugs of others? Aid what is
business conty-uot to speak oil
violation OF iaw-toward those who will
not sell On Sunday? Surely there will be
as much sold on six days as on seven.
Why is it not both more just and reigh-
borly and better all around to confine
trade to the week days?
The character ofSunhayhas been given
it by the religious sense shown to the
resurrection of the Lord Jesus on that
day, and in the rriI,is oil most men ac-
,quainted with the history of our coun-
try. the character OF the day has been
One of the great influences that have
made us a great nation. So liberal a
man as Emerson said "TlIe Sunday is
the core OF our Christianity" Itwou,tl
be well for each one to ask what is the
legitimate result of my use of the day
to keep it a day apart from the others
for family fellowship, rest and worship
ifso inclined. or is it to make it one of
seven days of business routine with not
only no general gain but common loss
of the hest things? For ourselves, we
are inclined to think il has too much of
holiday rush and too little Difference to
the feelings of large class of the SUBJ
stantial citizens OF the community, who
make special efforts for the moral, men.
tai and business development of the city.
And we believe there is no better way to
commend our city than by the quiet use
of the day in such a way as each indi-
vidual chooses while paying deepest re-
spect to the rights and feelings Of others.
We believe that high sense of regard
for law and order and as"generous re-
spect fer others will make the day one OF
wholesome rest and keep it from undue
use as day of sport. Xxx
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-02
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-02

Justice H ubert Hanson is not canli.
date for tlieIoffie OF clerk of court. He
said to a journal Press man that he had
come to the conclusion that there is no.
thing in politics. and would not be a
candidate. fdF any county Office. This
leaves MIR. Barnum clear field for re.
election:
The DEMOCRATS certainly can do nc
better than to give MI. Barnum clear
field, wIitie-it would take mi ;hty good
man to 4lSht him, vet an opposition
candidatemlght keep him uncomfortable
guessinga Take little wholesome dis
interesta rapu''iican advice. and reflect
q man without opposition who is a cred
1t to your PARTY aud to the court house
which shestd rshim.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-08-02
+. j. PARTO, ]
s. M. BRUCE. Directe m
j. A. CACGHREg,
Order for Hearing Pro.,f 81 win


CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Term, Aprii 26ih. 1894.
In the natierof The estate of John c. Par
ker. decreased.
Whereas, An instrument in writing puy
pGrt Ing 10 be ths- last-s=liI and iesfa,uent a
John G. Parker. deceased late OF said countv
has been delivered TO this court:
And Whereas. cassius NJ Sprague ana nm
farker nave filed herewith their peftfIon
representing, among other things, that said
John G. Parker died in said cau,,ty ON fhs
eighteenth Cay of April, A. ID. 1884, testate
ana mat said petitioners are the executors
named In said last will ard testament. ana
praying that the sad Instrument NAV ~
admitted TO probate, and that letters fesfa-
mentary be issued thereon to Casstus n
Sprague and Martin, r. Woodbury. said nm
Parker having refused TO act as one of the
executors:
1t is ordered that the proofs OF said instru.
ment and the said petition be heard before
this court at Inc probate Office In said co univ
on the 18th day of June. A. D. 1894. at nine
O'Clock In the forenoon. when q n persona
'hteres.ed may appear for, or contest tho
probate o. said instruments:
md IL is Further Ordered, That notice of
the time and place of said hearing he giveH
10 all persons interested by pub !shfng tlriN
Ofder once in each week for three Succeas-
I've weeks prior to said day of hearing IN
the SauR Centre HERALD q weekly news
paper printed and published at the CITY or
Sauk Centre In said Comfy
Dated at st Cloud, Mimi. the 18th day Oh
April, A. d 1894
BY tha Court.
IL. 81 THEO- BRUENER,
Judge of Probate.