The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10
Eao,ssv orders.

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aaotey orders.
A new, low priced and and absolutely
sale money order system, for the trans.
snissionof lasge 81 small sums through
the mails, xii Sc 30 eject in the post
Office department ais Isl next. The
t.aid noHeg orders VIII be used until the
blanks are exhausted prior to July lst.
Alter June 3otll the new system becomes
Compulsory. The postal note which has
not been alta I prohtable, either to trans
nlltsera CT flie aovernment will then be
yl9oiislse Flie express companies may
chen look Is the laureIs of their money
- der &c trIetts
Ia form the new money order will be
bo-a convenient and beautifnl. Its en-
graged on steel aud serves as a good
illustration 81 the tendency recently OBJ
esfeab.e il UaeIe sam towards acstheti-
eistn ii his Official issues OF government
paper. Goutrasted with it, the old
to1ip, which has beet1in Hse since 1894,
/ - 81 ~ ~ ~ ettisl a4it 4SAstt9.zs#
The ehe7ale OF fees to b charged for
Tide new .ii?s1sy-ofdsrs has Isens reduced
t. Sc bss io9 ctiarssd ~ the yarions
express eonaaaiss transmitting
fl1orey and nill ae as ioggs
Fer or les, 5 e9nts. to 80 % cents.
/ 81 81 t3Ss, scents. 10 50, s cents.
1 85 so49i0, s eants. to - 80 cents
1 40 10 SO, l8.ceHts, 50 te s751 Is cents.
to So. IL Gents. SIS to sl0o, 60 cents.
fslis reduction Of tes for the larger
orders q cut Of one tilifd on the maxi
n5ln supi)i VIII 2ive the government
more business Tor those orders. for the
reason that heretofore tae express com
paaies, charging less fees than the gov
erninsnt, have obtained thai business.
The new nlonsy o tlaf, 81 an ingenious.
y coHtrired system Of coupons, serving
ats au effective cIieck both upon purchaser
! and postmaster. wit tc exempt from all
the present enltafr asslnents and imper.
fections, and is apt Q prove a satisfac-
tory solution ofthe long mootad problem
OF fe-issuing fractional currency for con
veniencs il mail purchases
Under the new system the postmasters
| vii rec ss.rea cornmissionof three cents
instead Of three and one-haIl cents fol
each nioney-ortler issned. Tie fourth
class postmaster vii probably be ii
reetlg benefited BY the change. as the,
i dave had littte or no business in this
l;ae heretofore aad t),e rsn.,ir,le Of tl,,
i SIS 900 MIST ma stets Il the country vii
IS benefttee5 indirectly Nv The so ne,
emf ;t,st,.,fse fhat,g ;ll flnuhtIess e,,su.
-.l,e y,,I,,s,e ~ he ,,,e,,,ev.,reI,.r bns;-
4 nsss
Foy el..ve,i ,ears ,as, ii. uol,,,,e a,,f
asnafsst a ..,,gnsy.a,,lSr bns;ness bav,
remained ssff ;a,,afv lie ooreoa {,
.ar,,,,nt Il i..s received b.;no abant 81
i 1o3 ot,G egs, !. .,...,r ,v,tl, b,r tr;f,;no i.
eqease =. 4 iii,.;,,,,t ,e,,,-.fq;,nea
$50
1 Fiiere HAYS been greatly exa ggeratee
accounts of q contingent Of the Coke,
army On its way eastward. bound foI
tEashipgte sioa. tile line u the Great
Nerthefa road Tie Tsfgas Falls Ioufn.
Al saws that on Saturday .About 6fteei
men with a couple Of flags were. put Of
E-reisht 40 ~ which was east bound
/ Tie men boarded ie.at Barnesville ant
Il al attempt to get them offa Rothsa,
was futile. They are located near TIN
freight dePof. The nanin charge giye
ltis raileas tetii wilson. He SAYS tina
At one titile lle was an engineer on CHI
Great Northern ana Northern Paciii
siil ran ont q Fergus. He started iron
i3ittte, 4te siiiot g general, but sir1pi,
/ en- organizer. he Stops at variou
losns and gets men Who are out OF EN-
ploytient to join. Is soon as he pet
spoagil fof command, he leaves Il,
: men aile goes on and organizes anothe
coplilaiid He says that $4,000 wa
: eqntfibutedi in the west 10 l.eip along til
movement ssays that tfus tar the,