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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-12-01
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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-12-01
WIN. II. CHILEs
HOME MONEY TO LOAN.

che money now In hands belonging to the
estates OF minors is for loan, part on prime
rcsu estate and part on good personal security.
rarties desiring to borrow will do we'll to call
~ my ofhce, In the Hearle building.
mnyi86 3. N. WILSON,
0s1atOr
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-12-01
THE CHINESE GIBRALTAR.

1t rails Into the Hands of the Victorious
Japanese.
LONDON. Nov. 25.-Port Arthur, the
Gibraltar of the Pacific. the strongest
fortress in. China, has fallen into the
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Nov. q.

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~ Pogt onfce appOintments.
7C6mmenting upon this bill, the post
master-general says:
Whether such plan Ia or Is not the best that
can b devised. 1t Is ~ least the formulation Of
o plan which is entitled to the most earnest,
careful and immediate consideration and may
become . foundation upon which to build.
What IL earnestly desired and what daily ap-
pears more OF q necessity, is legislation OF some
kind which will insure an improvement upon
present methods. a. -
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-12-01

KANSAS CITY. Nov N.-ERHS--Rcceipts fair,
market unchanged; strictly fresh. .tec: lined eggs
unstable. Butter-Rcccipts heavy; the ma.-
ket IL unchanged; extra fancy separator.
2i0ssc; fancy. ie3i0c; fair. i6di7e. dair,.
fancy, Isdl6c; fair. isc; choice country.
li6lsc; choice roll. is6isc. packing. dull AMI
weak, 8aec. Poultry-RcceIpts fairly iargo
for Monday; the market Is active nnd un-
changed; hens, almost unsalable: nominate
iy C; rough young roosters. ts1b-c. small
springs, quiet. Sts6bSc: old and young ROSTERS.
i2,fNisc; dressed chickens. sas,sc; turkeys.
. little nrner. 81 per lii dressed turkeys.
Sx0oc; ducks. firm. Co. geese. not wanted.
$0Sc; pigeons. dull. 7Jc per doz Apples
Receipts light; market unchanged; mixed
varieties. sc per bu; Willow Twig. Spy
and Ben Davis. <Sc per bu: Wlnesap. s0dSbc
per bu.: fancy wagoner and Jonathan.
7007sc per bu: standard packed ranged
from t.So1e.es per bbL: others. sLs1a,
a00 Lemons-Firmer; ts.esGslso per box.
Oranges - MexicanS, ee.sJn.ss per box.
Florida more active, Q. ssltsn. Grapes. 10
dsDc per basket Cranberries. firm: Cape Cod.
Sp.s0 per bbl; Jersey, % old90 Vegetables
Potatoes. receipts light; market is nrm AMI
unchanged: ordinary kinds dull ~ ,tsoc per bu..
Utah and Colorado, choice, 0odec, pcr bi;
common, ss0s,c per bu.; sweet potatoes, red.
iSlsoc per bu.; yellow. eodsoc per ba. Cab
bage, plentiful. hrmer. T5dstc per iol Michi-
gan. tie0ott.oO per ton. Caulinower. small.
$ssts0c per doz; largo. Tsc per doz.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-12-01
PATRONS OF HUseANoRv.

si96t trs&ssd With Behring's serum, at
the date of the report all but two had
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-12-01

schawe & weis lead; others follow. II
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FoR san Die horse. a sst tof har.
ness; one - Ne -sPsias wagon, with
top; one faIi set a blacksmith tools. In
quire at this once. s22-tf
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JOSEPH o. LEsUEUR
vokUME "a

Land. Loan and Insurance Agent, Abstractcr
end Conveyancer, Lexington, Mo. Money
70 loan on improved farms in Lafayette and
oAjoinins counties. at lowest rates of interest.
with privilege ofpayins part or all of principal
esfors maturity.
Wuss me for tsyms. ylmeh9
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81. LoUrs. Nov. s7.-Cattle-Receipts. s.Sp
market steady; fair 70 good native steers. q 3
0k00: ssockcrs and feeders. oe-0003 20; Texas
steers. es-<oa4S9 Texas cows. o.. 0o02ss. Hogs
Receipts. 7.000 market S0i0u lower: heavy,
oA80l& Sheep-Receipts, ihoo; market
steady.
chicago Grnan end Provssloua
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KANSAS CrTv. Nov. s5.-Onerines OF wheat
by sample to-day were light and there was
good demand. Prices were lG,sc higher than
Saturday. Mn orders took the offerings and
there was demand for more samples than were
ON sale.
Receipts Of wheat to-day. - cars; year ago.
- cars
Car lots by sample on track at Kansas CITY
at the close sold ~ follows: No. hard. boc. ;
No. hard. <B0soc No hard. 4ss' sac; re-
iected, &c: No. red. &c; No. 3-sed. Co..
No. rcd, ~so<6o: ratesogo
Corn was In fair
with rather liberal
Receipts Of corn.
1e0 cara
Sales by sample sc - |-l - : "a
9 mixed corr, cars az 2 oars HXc. q cars
Sic: No. 3. nominaliy. haxc less than No. .:
No. mixed. nominally, 20 zsohc; No white.
Z cars <sxc, cars &c: No. white. nominally. .
H0,sc under No. white
Oats were not plentiful and were In fair de-
mand ~ UNCHANGED prices.
Receipts Of oats to-day. 10 cars; year ago. Il
cara
Sales by sample on track. Kansas City: No
mixed oats. cars Soxc. cars soc; No. J.
nominsily, 20c; No 4. nominaily. s7St.esc No. :
white oats, nominaliy, ssc; No white. nom
inally, S1Sic.
Hay-Receipts. 70 cars; market weak. Tim.
othy, choice. o. 5o0s.o): No. I, ts.yoas0o. low
grade, eAoo070o; fancy prairie. Asooas.s0:
choice. o7.0kD7.s0: No Z, t6OJ .paJo No. ., sh0J
1S.J0: packing hay, ts.e0la0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-12
opps AM ENDS.

4, I 1ns n'eat Of animals which have bs,n ~,
W u"hth Keeps the best Veeh bled
~, delaware y the lowest State ana ro,a..,
'Nu "'sneHt above the sea level N'io'"uo
some deep sea nsh have lumino,,.
ness ''N''' 'Hl'r own way through Inc dsrh'
Nearly sooo.oo0 sacred IMAGES are 49,,
"'anuiAo'ufed AZ Vladimir and Kursk "nRn ,.a,es
al nero are yenomous fishes whose ,,,i,s. T..
~ en ssisns''VuA wounds much IKE the ~, m n
reeoni paper Mr. preece nnnt fusion Of a
N an aurora on telephone cirrni,sa we snectS
- 7. vas ny wild dream 10 ~. a. ~. "a
XIV, ss he@F on This earth a th0nderstarn, a. Ee
OILY two strikes We're ever know, .,
he tioSs,n,,,sats vas % dockyard lahofers wv
AN the other was Of cirarett a. "a pay.
NNNNFHhtal factories for the a,.i.h.rIs N
G ~. ,s ~ aQekmen rot their nonss y
The holders Of season ,,c,,,.
opera House raised a trenrn, ~ the Milan
cause there VAS so much Vt"Nnus NV be-
,"tnteW ptflorinaucu Of .iOla "a. ~ tht
they prgyented The orchestra fror " .,iinre
~ .'s.,5 as.e4i director froia ne hi
gaaized Issiatsnco amid thc Nc, nnd Or
, sl' nsl Grove the poliea fron ne M
'n,pith AZ last The plach vaa Closed 'ne
, y Is renefsea that an English ofslssr go,
~ ts,s,,i'n,', aseusered In lrlla 4 49,
PAM about a mile an4rt 49, ~ temples Of
! nav oven ~ ofeiation al Tani w SAD
-9t( ware tt1ptoloRisiH hnv. 49,. VNtr
!, sNinende OF wiru cdfntnnni, ~ W.
.,.,'n,isr ANY. ne temples u I'M IN tllns
not stated ''Ase purposes .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-12
OF nFIGHTING ALEC. :
Big Inspector Williams .
Famous Policeman.
CLUBBED HIS WAY UPWARD.
The whacks He Dealt Lawbreakers
Won His Spurs.
Sic COINED THE 4THNDERLoIN."



"Fightlns Alec" tho hlsgcst and brhwn-
fest OF tho New York Police Inspectors. has
great deal OF the primitive man In hm. 10
loves fighting FOR It's own sake; he Is fond
Of Gargantuan laughter and Jokes nor mon
only" he has a pretty wit and huge ap-
petite; he 10 ropd friond and m open
snowy; tako him an aud all--tholsh no ~
big enough TO DO taken haitian half-in-
apectof Williams 10 something Of poliu-
clan and good deal Of man. iie has
plenty Of use Tor Bis nghung qualities just
at present, and plenty Of need Tor Bis po-
litlcal adroitnesa. for the Lexow COMMITTEE
has least tho own oyo" upon him. nu,
Inspector Williams IS not tio man to be
disturbed by a lltlla thing IKE thH.
OF all tho wicked officials o. tho force
this Newfoundland bldseoat has had 10
answer more charger against iho Comma-
sioners for "conduct unhac0mng an on.
cor" than any other policeman az mgh
rank His notorious success as a cl1hber
has earned for him his nickname 81 "l1ght-
iug Alec" ana only as such Is no known
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-12

ly' been on the force" the his captain
H'I UL EH t1itini hHcl lu hig chEr alter
~ A1l t4hTn command uf tnat preGIugt
!H ia'o and itgu BOO laugroi louj anal
Nns on h' falQl. NOV M sOlug 90 have
q hlt ui tuulgrl1.u.'
fhu aa uav Vice prcdnmmatol thoro.
van 70 h' thnt iAo revelation of hush iuanay
piid lo tWlicg lNlrlHm could t1-uny color
,ho Interpretation ot thH Joke ~ isIG'
hNUnF hia fpy th0rn me 7enIcr:uiu wan
aA WA Hs nNor iaNDrU Wtre always Co
l' FOUND 0p h n.l huura aud tAa 8trlntg
Later Too W18 cut iu Due OAK direct ata-
tnni lul although 10 w. TON ytura finra
Wy. ll a4luHHud, ihu lauu nf hIl d0lurr
hlIh heard. lilo lid mot a8 q pVoiucl
iligHn4ec pfeseui mat ilne detective quail
lly lhAt kayhtl superintendent nyrueH dia.
lueurn. NlllamH monls tor nttinuu.
~ ends haVc always hcnn OF thc tanuhp.t
Whli p locl Of uatmul EnniuH. Wild clio
aulellN tpnqenl poqseastd the uuttuni anti
tude nor letecung crime, Witch has. OF
huWillNe ellbhinss which Captain WIN
lnma inflicted are stll remembered IN tbls
ciiy ne Wn9 always other IN court az
lnoinF the Commissioner A FOOD stnry
Illustrative OF tho man is very olteA heard
Tho at0ry runs thar hia wife, WHO frtsii9nt.
y passed. "a Filth Arenue Hotel, MAS ofien
haragsed 10y o young man Who would on.
dceEor 60 ilirt with hnr She tsld nor hua-
band and IN turn ho instructed her ID ,Vau.
hy tho hotel Of the same time tha fallowbir
iay' She ala ~, and sure enourh she Mas
annoyed ng before ny the Same youup man
Tho Captain walked up bohind him. AMI
tNunE @ rrm srlp ON Dds COLLAR threw ANA
pitched hln 10 TIC gutter, Iia Canaan
cigar
since Wtilems nag boon an Inspector his
cewpiuG qualities have buen aumgWbat
NNnNNNM. INt NnfIUIfN Nts. D.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-12

iiico, and on the corner Of Houston and
Mulberry met Sergeant Wallace was tell
ing him tho story when an orderly ran out
and told me that the Commissioner wanted
to soc nc. ! went back, and m very ana
bic manner he said he thought ] would mako
good policeman and that ~ could get a
few recommendations he would appoint me-
The recommendation were Of course
readily secured. and a few days later Alex
andor Williams was a policeman Attached
to the Broadway Squad on account Of MS
immense height and handsome physique.
From that DAY 10 ths the Inspector has
risen steadily, until now. II he passes
through these troublesome tinicu ho stands
o good chance OF some day becoming super
lninndnnt.
William. was born ia Cape Breton. Now
foundland. and learned when a youth tho
trade Of ships carpenter. He came to thiS
city In 1860 and took charge OF tho SHIP
pilg yard Of W. n. Webb a Co. subae-
qucntly he left their employ and put 70 saa
Three years sfior he had boon made q mem
Der Of the force he was suddenly summoned
before tho Commissioners nj Police Head
quarters Much 10 his urprige he was
promoted 10 the position OF rounasnan ana
a few months later he was made sergeant
A mounted squad Tor work along Forty
second street and Lexington and Sixth
avenues was Just being formed 10 was
placed IN command 0f IT, and three in9nths
ilior for bis efficient work he was made a
captain.
Since then he has heen In no end Of
irauble. lio lrst took command OF .ha
Twonty-drst Precinct On East rhlriy-ir't
street. near Third avenue, and later he
was Transferred TO tho Eighth Precinct. on
Prince street. white hero he did good
w0ri, bagglng thieves and murdcrers. Dur
ing his stay he arrested clght murdoFerl,
who wore all convicted. but tho immoral
element which permoaied the precinct he
ana NOT take tho trouble 10 cl1u out.
Mllligau's Hall, AT No no Browne street,
was o notorious place during his stay 10 tho
precinct. Shortly after having been trans
ferrcd he ralde1 the place several umcs,
and anally tucceeded In closing 70 W for
rood.
Since Dr. rarkhurst threw his search
Nrht Into the hooks and cranuicl N darker
Now York tho fame al the Tandcrl0iu dis
trici The home NJ vice in velvet. has boen
blown fhr aud wide. Hut not cynry one
who has heard whispered tlles % the
dolnga uulnr tho shades OF might knoWH
hat mis- nlm0 was giycn t7 the district by
inspector. chen Captain. Williams
"I'ye been having chuck steak ever since
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-12

from The Century.
a shot weighing 80 pounds from nm o,,,,,
men gun OF Fort Valdiyia ia Valnaraiso tIl
oor struck the cruiser Blanco Enealada uh ,r.
We arlnor belt passed through the hin s,s,,
plate on the side went through tho ar,st,,.l
cabin took the pillow from Under bl iran bas5
tbbvuppipcu ny mead on the mattress win !,
nFoush nc open door into Inc insst 49, ~
10 the ceiling ""u Weh glanced
,, lhSn u went through wooden bprrho,s
SSny,ihen thlck into room e5Nig feet yhaau
pGiiiSy, men were sleeping In hammo5ks sheT \,
ntber. ~ ~ mem outright and wonndsd rix
ueuyIg ,hfeo Of whom died. niter NM, by
bsE sJ IN ,9roggh steel bulRheaG ave iSehls
teIy outside IN which Ii niadc 49, . pat
~ ,hes deep L was hlled Win sand 'tS tWo
ueiinnEg 4 might have lono. 0"S what
IN ~ s'S 9s,nS missile from ten-lneh rr,
Tri6s i armor l. nit square op oI rs
W. .hsll did pierce tho Afmor. hut b,r,s, Doll !t
nls me yessel II drove the bolt ce,, out
anu ~ us nsht The bolt struck an nib Ssh
Eun completely disabling H. snch men
poNeF'et tho smaller-slzcd guns 'h Is the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-12

to grow broader, and his eltir 2
fairly glowed with pleainH
as he spoke OF the Amef:1a IA
placed her on a pedestal AZ
as high as the HimalayaA M
he did not disparags tne y'1t
nations. His talk was TX, u
OF Helne's. where the rsiIs, s.., Y 4
meates the whole. His f, w. 4,
beautiful woman is be1nu'D
over" .aa
He could not tell the ssus. I
why 1t was so deft and cum ~,
the human form divine. q W.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-12

and ennobled the Ams ss Il ~ !
flowers impait the ses 80. \ "a Z.
or the butterfly sisH, 49, ~ z
detail It's Varied ee, w, ti..f 4
what he does withens ,ss,a
or an cniiogue q ia q ~
alone and uniqne. Z. 1. "a
should forget tiist q Il Va
ana beauty q the w Sn.n
future generations WI (.
Charles DAnA Giesg2 h.s X
American women, nni
iied. perpetuasea spe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-12

French nor German. mtul,lvely you say:
THAT ls the American woman"
Gibson Is to America what Du Maurier
Is to England-he is a Paul Veronese. some
Fortuny' and yet alone and original Du
Maurler has made his women a bit wooden
and too tall and short-wasted to DO beauu-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-12

u tns superb rs. sTaes o..
tettercd tilelr 80 ~
and praxitelcs esr,e, MI ~
ablo marble. Fr]ss,a 1!> i \
had much to al 49,, r',l si,Ir'
n ,es aaYersse Amercs. y
p pear. TO be taller "a
erect erect; and lmbued' y, "a
healthy vitality ws,,,s w 4, (
q clear complexicn nea \
the real COLUMBIA ~.
wrap the Stars y; "a.
and look The idesi Y 'r4 \
moving ,,yg and in beauir N
,hd dn ',.I artist PAUSED 4, t.
.ne IDEAS he had etpr.,,.,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-12
THE ORIENT ABLAZE,
China to Spend 100000. 900
on a Birthday Party.
FOR DowAGER EMPRESS,
She Has Been the Real Ruler
There for Many Years.
FROM SLAVERY TO THE THRONE.


| emma " about 10 nutdu hefstu ana al
| modern civilization. II not all the nations
IN the worlds history. on a birthday
party. Hor guest Of honor is her own.
all powerful. Her Imperial Highness, the
| dowager Empress
II hor life and prcsont excellent health
continues, Nov I. 1884 win be the 6lHt
birthday Of Chna's real ruler. She ls the
aunt OF the present Emperor Kwang su.
and tho mother OF his predecessor the
Emperor Tung Chi.
It Is estimated that the cost OF the ap-
| preaching festivities In honor Of the dow
I agor Emprasa' natal day Will equal
/ $500 10000 In United states money This
assertion Is not unwUrantod. and even
/ Americans. who are used to big things,
| Will be apt to give these figures second
thought
Two centuries ago tho Flowery Kingdom
| engineered a similar celebration. That
marked a birthday anniversary Of the EN-
| peror KEN Lung. II cost S9OO0O'OOo.
China IS richer now and can well afford to
do better,
But Interesting as all this IL. and novel
! as Il must be to all Americans who are
| not sn5philes, or arc devoid OF any special
| information about the Middle Kingdom, to
.n9'o lnle'oA'eu iH H'c'" PIl' ,'''' - ~.
| before the phenomenon Of the indiydu-
| alty OF tho Emprrm herself Woman's
| prorrosa politically ia thla and other ma
| MN, , nod, c,,,lti,,,lo, has within the
! ''- ,..,.,t,,,s ,,,,,
| low y'aiH JUST p"at p'N" ''"i N'0''
| 70 all seems p1lo before the risa OF th'A
! Chinese woman, ln land where every
/ thing was ar,Ip.t nor. No other indie
! .it,,t w. 49,. 49,. -, ali human grant
''NN' 'l 'u' H'''''s Va "'
ness achieved can DO lnehuoneu IN uNa
same breath unless u ho Napoleon tue man
| Of destiny
n,vs nre g, prlgc1 I'm China that Flrls
49,. 49,, IN ,,i,,,- .s mis-
"''u "''''"hu ~ ~, o'1"
| Information allows western races 10 pe-
! ieyo- b6on allowed 10 die. aud thoy have
! evep been siaurbtered china ia the Orl-
,,t aud ,,t,,,s., ,y,r,,,r ,ro eocopdory and
-. -,
he2luuel' IAelH are. NA M Mo9'''' ''i'N,'
! cunuctH TO guard thom Thor sphere la
] essentially tho homo. Only the boys ana
| tho maairr Oh q house may SEQ IT'S women.
| ArIHt..rt.v rrGouy comprosses the foct
al us m6trt rlria uptl whom they are
! tpatir, women. tloir fs0t arc as the feet
sf ''''e,'' 80 ,,Et,,osn ,yo5,,ar,s
| f58t XIII tbrco Ipries ,opr mis- IA the
aIrn az , i,dv WIN rLrn underpinnlnr
! p6vsIetl ipbor IA lnu1salble.
! n,4 tt5 gsgf,s,, ,gt4f, nll tho 400 600 600
,r ri,for., 1e, 1,ilEbt're 4, honor n nor
Syon N smaii' s35tsd woman. Lower In tho
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-09-13
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

DEFAULT Having Been Made in the pay
~ ment of the sum of Four Hundred
Thlrty-Two and $4,000 dollars, which is
claimed to be due and is due at the date of
this notice upon certain mortgage duirseX
ecuted and delivered by Charles A. Brost
and Ada V. Brost, his wife, mortgagors,
mortgaeee, bearing date the 30th day
Of March, 1893. ana with power OF sale
therein contained, duly recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds in and forthe
county of 5tearns and State of Minnesota
on the 9Th day of April, 1898, lat 9 o'clock M,
In Book Al of mortgages, on page 309 and no
action or lrocee ling having been inst tuted,
at law or otherwise, to recover the debt Sc
cured by said mortgage. or any part thereo!
NOW, Therefore, Notice is Hereby Given,
That by virtue of the power OF sale contained
in said Mortgage, and pursuant TO the stat
ute In such case made and provided, the said
mortgage will be foreclosed, by sale of the
premises described in and conveyed by said
Mortgage, VIZ; lot eight, lsl block SIX. 60 in
plat thereof on fl e and of record in the Office
of the Register of Deeds In AMI for sa
county or Stearns, and state OF Minnesota,
said land lying and being in Stearns county
anu state OF Minnesota, with the heredita-
ments and appurtenances;. which sale will
be made by the sheriff of said Stearns County
st the front door of the Court House, in the
city of st. Cloud In said county and State.
on the 9th day OF ,tober, 1891 a. ten O'Clock
A NJ, OF that day ut public vendue, to the
highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt of
$432 80 100 Dollars, and interest, and twenty
five Dollars Attorneys fees. as stipulated in
and by said Mortgage in case Of foreclosure
and the disbursements allowed by law; sub
ject to redemption at any time within one year
from the day of sale, as provided by law
Dated August 18th, a. ID. 1894. sss
SECURITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
Mortgage
Attorney for said Mortgage,
BOZ Guarah tee Loan Build n 1,
Minneapolis, Mimi
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-09-13
Order to Examine Accounts,


CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
y Stearns,-ss. In Probate Court Special
Term, August 27th, 1891.
In the matter Of the estate OF Richmond L..
Day deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Lucy
A, Day and Geo. a. Dag. administrators Of
the estate of Richmond l.. ID deceased. rem
rcsenting, among other things, that they
have fully administered said estate. and
praying that a time and place be fixed for
examining and allowing the final account OF
their administration, and for the assighment
of the residue of said estate to the parties
entitled thereto by law:
1t is ordered, That said account DC examined.
and petition heard, by this court, on Monday
the Gath day OF Sept, A. u. l894 at 10 O'clock A.
m., at the probate oIice In the CITY oil St
Cloud in said county,
And ii is further ordered That notice thereof
be given to all persons interested by publish.
Ing copy of this order once in each week
for three successive weeks prior to said day Of
hearing. in the Sank Centre HERALD. q wcok-
ly newspaper printed and published ut the
city of Sank Centre in said county.
Dated at st. Cloud, Mimi, the eth day of
August A. D. 1891.
by the Court,
L. ST. A. BAKTO.
Judge of Probate
First publication, Aug 80.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-09-13

SENATOR WAsHBURN has put quietus
OH the talk about Governor Nelson's be-.
ing a candidate against him for the
United States senate by stating thac
Governor Nelson has assured him on
three different occasions that he was not
a candidate for the senatorship and
would in no way interfere with Senator
Washburn's reelection. Senator Wash.
burn says that he is and has been
thoroughly satisfied with Mr.. Nelson's
attitude since their first talk last winter.
This statement from Senator Washburn
ought to satisfy everyone as to Nelson's
position.-l Fergus Falls Journal.
While this ought to be considered alb
solutely conclusive by the friends OF Sen.
tor Washburn, Governor Nelson should
not delay in reaf6rming it, for there are
thousands Of voters in central Minneso-
ia who will be influenced to vote for him
uoon the direct assurance that he will
continue to serve the state as its gov
ernor for the next two years. They are
thoroughly satisfied with his wise aud
judicial administration OF the past two
years, and desire to see it continued.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-09-13
what DO You Take Medicine For7

what DO You Take Medicine For?
Because you are sick, and want to get
well, of cou Sc. Then remember. that
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures. All we ask
is, that in taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
you will do SO with perseverance equall-
ing or approaching the tenacity with
which your complaint has chung to you.
1t takes time and care to eradicate old
and deepseated maladies, particularly
when they have been so long hidden in
the system that they have become chronic.
Remember, that all permanent and posi-
tive cures are brought about with
reasonable moderation. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla attacks disease vigorously and
never leaves the field until it has
conquered.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-09-13

While in Chicago, Mr.. Charles L.
Kahler, a prominent shoe merchant OF
Des Moines, Iowa, had quite a serious
time OF it. He took such cold that he
could hardly talk or navigate, but the
prompt use of Chamberlain Cough re
medy cured him of his cold SO quickly
that others at the hotel who had bad
colds followed his example and halt a
dozen persons ordered it from the near
est drugstore. They were profuse in
their thanks to Mr.. kahler for tellin g
them how to cure bad cold SO quickly.
For sale by M A. SheldruD.