The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-11-05

harrow" up their feelings, nor try to
"cutter SWELL"
A, o. Scrivener-"H Hotel" them I'm
satisfied.
W. 5. Dean-We "plowed" 'em under
plenty.
Willis How-We "stove" the bottom
in their old craft and left them out in
the coal"
w. o. P. Hilsdale-It "suits" me all
right.
H, P. Hilsdale-"S Shoe" fly we are tina
people.
Alex Tully-"Good bargain" it all
now lace" with the republican parcy.
Will Scherfius-I like it. Tam glad to
furniture" the information.
A. M. Madsen-It suits me to ''tea. y
Willord Parcher-A "horse" on BRYAN,
Albert Dahlem- Why! it was nuts
for the 6. 0. P. The Bryanites mad a
general store" of wind.
W. Williams-We "pegged" it to them
50 hard guess they'll lay down and
stay down.
harry Stoel-The "lost chord" is
found.
Bert Hanson-It's .'oil" right, A
"puty" good thing tor the people.
Fred Jacobi--Its "all WOOL, I move
we give this town an lover coat" of red
paint.
Horace Alden-GiOrious. lust watch
our smoke for the next four years.
r. Lamb-Ita was their "planks" that
beat them.
S. M. Bruce-Sour gooseberries and
blue Jay feathers, but amt this sugar"
and peaches.
Frank Perry-They thought they had
us plumb to rights, but we had them a
little plumber.
r. T. Greene-We are assured of a
good Stationery" currency for while.
Toe Simonton-The "scales" fell from
the peoples eyes. Mckinley is "crack-
er" Jack.
c. Nj. Coates-It was dead easy, we
just opened few steam cocks" and
let her go.
L. Kells You can always .bank" on
the judgement of the American people.
Frank Barnum-It was an AVA
lanche."
c. M. Sprague-It discounted" any
thing ever saw.
Col. Catterson-We were bound to
win. 1t was a collection" of intelli-
gence against ignorance and greed.
H. F. Donart-It wasn't even a close
shave. I'm only sorry for one thing,
l didn't get chance to cut PETERS
whiskers.
Mel. Blied-Our success is wing large
" to the ladiesfurnishina some valua-
bic advice.
E. c. Rich-I am satisfied would like
to get back to the times, when ''gold
filled" the treasury.
Chas. Morse-We had few thousand
votes to "loan."
E. ]. Lewiston "sick nation" we
hav. applied the proper remedy.
inc. MeGibbon-The darkness is pass
ing away, the Eight" il near.
I'D, Davldson-I am not surprised. In
this political ''grist" the refuse is the
Shorts"
!. B. Perkins-We filled the proper
prescription.
w. D. Townsend-I am glad to see the
mi chinery" of the government get in
to the right hands once more.
AL. Erwin-It is just as good as
"whea,.
]. w. Ward-Just the "ticket.
E. L. Hedin-They all died with their
"boots" on.
las, Norris-This "great northern"
help to swell the list.
George Fish-we served summons"
for their appearance, but they didn't
many appear.
Jas. Ingram am willing to Lumber"
along in the sound money wagon a
while longer,
John Buchanan-'rhe study OF sound
money is great elevator"
Geo. A, -"School" commences
again..
L. r. Barto-The respectable old time
democrats did us as good attorneys"
we could wish.
Chas. Allen-They could not stand up
against plane" facts.
w. 1. Hensha w-The little birds ''sing {"
for joy.
D, c. VanCamp--we ought to 'sue"
them for Islander.
Merit Bunnell-It is "sweet" morsel
TO me.
P. Johnson-we turned their pictures"
to the wall,
Clark warren-The thoughts of loseing
the election made my flesh "crepe."
Harry Parker--I hope the silver men
will now give us ARREST"
Alex Moore-Ill cut that wood now.
Chan Harmon-we've got the earth
and all the ''chatteis."
James Connolly There old "rig' didn' t
have anything but wheels" they all
feel through.
Fred Cooper--They couldn't win,
thew had nothing back of them but
alb stract" theories.
J. Kerneghan--we are an the good old
party "buss" once more.
Judge Wilcox---we've sentenced
them for four years.
Irving Emerson---I like it. This is the
first time l ever filled prescription
for the nation.
George Rien--The implements" OF in
dustry will move again.
Frank Lewis--win's? why of course,
put up money tobac" my opinions.