The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-06-07

| the city, is seriously Ill.
Harry Wlrite6eld has been disabled
dusing the past week by a disagreeably
large aud painful boil on his leg
Md Sche,ilius will give personal at
tention for the present to the furniture
andcrockery business recently purchased
by his father.
The man Mathews, who was shot in
the face by a tramp in st, Cloud last
week, was plying his vocation In this
city on Monday. :
-Ferd. PETER. whose serious illness
has been noted from time to time, was
taken to the St. Cloud hospital last
week.
With I view OF converting a portion
of my large stock offurniture into cash
l will offer rare bargains for limited
| time B PERKINS
Sec and hear the little Brownies in
band concert the only chance you viii
ever have to see them in Sank Centre
as they so direct from here to China.
"A large per cent OF our citizens met
at the depot today to witness the de-
parture of Prof Woodley
Next week the state fireman's con-
vention will be held in Minneapolis. The
following delegates from this department
will attend:
Chiet-L. E. Coe.
Clipper-Michael Schwartz, Jesse Newell
.Ktna II, L. mccormick. Luther Dimond
The w, r. c. desire to thank the
singers-Flower girls-and all others,
who so kindly assisted us in theexercises
of Memorial Day. C.M. S. Sec.
IS. M. Bruce, who sustained injuries
by tall two weeks ago, is up and about
his regular business again. Hefractured
two ribs.
-Thecity council met on Monday even
ing. PASSED the usual budget OF bills, and
after appropriating $4,000 to the band
and $4,000 to the delegates to the state
6remen's convention, the council adj
journed till Wednesday evening
"A little SON of John McGihbon fell off
the outside staircase of the house occti-
pied by S. P. Hanson, corner Fourthand
Pine-sts., and sustained severe. but not
serious injuries. A physician patched
him up in good shape again.
The A R. U. will hold high carnival
at st. Cloud on the Fourth OF July. The
citizens there raised a $1,000 to assist in
making the celebration brilliant sue
cess.
Mrs. Joseph H. Simonton has spent
the past week in Minneapolis, attending
the coming exercises of the State Unive,-
sity, her son William A., being member
| of the graduating class. He took third
prize in the Pillsbury oratorical contest
a purse of $50. Oo-the other prizes being
$25. 90 aud $50 90 respectively.
Don't fail to see the Brownies in the
band concert on June 9Th. They go
through their marches and dances with
marvellous precision for such little tots
-Shad Belly, or Dove Tail cut away
either is correct; we've got item both,
in right up to new style. They are per
feet beautie: FaultIess in Fit and
Flush. See them-Tacohi Bros, the
leading clothier.
| Mothers Friend" shirt waists at
Jacob Bros. No buttons can be torn
off either in wearing or washing.
| -Ifyou are seeking the latest fad in
neckwear, come to us; if you are looking
for some favorable style in hat or
shirt, visit our store likewise-Jacobi
| Bros, the leading clothicrs.
True economy consists in buying the
best goods at tie lowest possible price,
AMI our store is just the place to prac-
tice that economy. We keep the best and
ask tn, least. jacob BRso.
Our prices for boys clothing this sprin;
are exceptionally low. Suits for the wee men
that will delight mothers eye for such a
small m that the pocket-book hardly feels
the strain al Jacob Bros.
Store your stoves with How Bros.
6, Co. Leave word at the store and they
viii call and take them down, store
them safely, insure them, clean them and
set them up in the fall. No trouble and
trifling cxp-nse.
The Shervin Williams Paint is
recommended by all who have ever used
1T. Investigate its merits and be con-
WINGED. HANSON & EMERsoN,
The Druggists.
You can get ANYTHING AND
EVERYTHING in paints, varnishes,
wall finishes etc. at
HANSON EMERsON'S,
The Druggists.
AT a meeting of the vestry Of the
fEpiscopal church on Monday evening,
| Charles A. Morse and Charles F. Hen
dryx were elected delegates and Lyman
\ hSiiS uuu W. -. OCcau ditCIudtCS, W Liz
| diocesan council in session at st. Paul
/ The commercial possibilities of light.
fnng are not often reckoned, but thew
will be discussed, it is said. in the July
Harper's Magazine, in popular article
called The Storage Battery of the Air.
The writer is Mr.. Alexander McAdie Of
the United States Weather Bureau al
Washington.
/ William Scherfius is pushing worl
on his new residence on Pine.st. TIL.
cellar and foundation is complete, and il
shows evidences of substantially ant
thoroughness which will characterize tn,
entire building.
; IA perfect cure! Mr.. Edward E
J. Brougntor, 40 w 10th ST., New Yorl
City, N. Y.e says this::."I have used sew
eral totties of DR.. Bulls Cough Syru
in my family and find 1t a perfect cure
E cheerfu.ly recommend it."
Men and officers Of the police force
!. who are exposed day and night to a
sorts Of weather. should keep Salvatio