davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-02-21
UNfoUnOEo pReJu 6Icz.
Peculiar Views Held by Many That l3en,s.
Favor Dull Times.

Favor Dull Times.
One Of the most surprising features
Of the present cheap money agitation is
tho evidence of widespread prejudice
against banks. According to the silver
ties and fat money advocates, it would
seem that bank is a diabolical institu,
tion which preys on the farmer and
workingman, while the banker is an
enemy and oppressor of the people.
These peculiar views are held seriously
by many persons, who oppose sound
currency principles merely because the
bankers are in favor Of them.
It is hardly necessary in these en-
lightened days to show that banks are
benefcent institutions, Of as much use
In our present system Of industry and
commerce as factories and stores. Their
chief function is to serve as reservoirs
for all the spare capital Of the country
which they receive only to loan OF
again wherever it can be used to bes
advantage. The idea Of the Popuhst
that banks draw interest from the people
on idle money locked up in bank vaults
is purely a delusion. Unless capital Isl
employed ii can earn no interest
The chief benefit conferred by banks
Is their insurance Of credits, through
which much larger volume Of business
OF all kinds is transacted than if men
had to trade on cash basis. In this
way banks serve the same useful pur
pose as fire or life insurance companie
The Popuhst pretense that banl
want money scarce so that businese--
be depressed is wholly untrue.
times bankers suffer like mere
manufacturers. They eaP, VnnQ
funds, while they are q DUlD,
bound to pay interest meow,
loaned to them. Ever 'in"iNiA'
Is anxious for the greaitue Directors
perity. The banker
money advocates dred,V te Pnv"p' ave"
together acreature ofga f,,r bear.. dav
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-02-21
It's Hard Work to Believe This.

The experiences Of the Rev. G. f.
Aked, the well known Baptist minister
of Liverpool, with the American report
er during his recent visit TO the United
States did not seem to have been alto
gether Of pleasant kind. One morning
before service a reporter called ON him
and asked him for his text The text
was duly given, and the next question
was, "What are you going to preach
about?" To this the minister replied
that he did not know; but be advised
the reporter to stop and listen if he
wished to give an account Of the SER
mon. The newspaper mans rejoinder
was that as he had the text he could
imagine the rest, for he had murder to
look after. Next morning q big report
appeared Of discourse that was never
preached. Westminster Gazette.
Weather Almanacs.
Some Of these almanacs rose TO a great
popularity on the strength Of one lucky
guess, and think it is told Of Par
tridge's almanac, or some other Of the
class, that it owed its reputation to a
curious prophecy of extraordinary wealth
er for July 81, when hail, rain, snow,
thunder, ETC., were freely indicated.
Forgetting that the month had 81 days.
the almanac maker had omitted to in
sert the weather prediction for the last
day, and a boy was sent from the print
ing Office to know how the space was to
be filed up. The weather prophet was
too busy to attend to him, but at last in
a passion said, "Put down hail, rain,
snow, thunder, anything, and the boy, |
taking it literally, told the composition,
who duly set into type the extraordinary |
prediction. and which by freak Of ma
ture came true and made the fame and |
fortune Of the almanac maker. This
story, IL not true, is at least ben trovato
and shows the force Of the bard's state
ment:
Our indiscretlon sometimes serves US well
When our deep plots do pail.
Patrick Murphy published popular
weather almanac, and his fame is said
to have commenced by lucky hit in
one Of the earlier issues by which he in
Dictated which would be the coolest day
Of the year. There is copy Of this al
manac for 1888 in the library Of the So
ciety, and some former owner has evil
IDENTIFY taken the trouble to pencil in the
actual weather opposite to that predict.
ed. There were, according to this ammo
tation, SO incorrect forecasts, 81 doubt
nj and the rest correct.
This Patrick Murphy was not mere
,harlatan. He had system, and, though
10. differed from Sir Isaac Newton and ,
he Royal Astronomical society, no gave
much study and research to the subject }
Il meteorology, as shown by his various
looks. There was an Astro- Meteorolog-
cal society as late as lS6l.-Nature
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-02-21
A VALUABLE FARM
For Sale

will dispose of The JOS bsphis farm
In VII Die, or in part. Parties wishing 10
purchase gill please address mo, al
Woodstoek,V Va.
il. YISMAN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-02-21
soaruBousD NAL All las as

800 MIxRD TRAINS NoIlu
Lave. Woodstock at9 40an,. awe AZ
Harpsl's Ferry 1T 5 II p m. On Sunday
leave Woodstock att Ppm.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23

Sn 9inii@t Der @ilberfrase fdbrt
bic tapitalitiide Preiie fort, inter fetteu
l1eberi@riiten, mie: vSn ben Ietten 81:
en"-rEoot"-r2i est i'm Sterben"-
Scr lette Erumpf i'm Senot" uiu.,
Nrtitel gu brinsen, wel@e Der INNER
weiter UNI ii@ sreiienben 8%ewesnns ben
@araus MAIDEN ioQen. Wie 1d@erlid
oieies sanse @ei@rsi 1T, sebt am beiten
oaraus beruor, Bag in u~nlerer b6@lten
leaislatiuen &Orperi@aft, benz @unoess
ienat, bic Silberleute cine Maioritat
BON neun @timmen baben. Das vSi>
b%er9eipenit" i@eint bemna@ nod re@t
trdftis 81 iein, unb wobl ielten bat
elm 2ei@nam 10 uiel 2ebensfdbisteit be-
mieien, ais in bieiem GaQ; benn menn
berielbe crit benz 2ei@enmasen entiteist,
ben Guti9er pom BOD mirit unb bic
j3lsel in bic 9ano nimmt, bann BARI
man wabrbaftis nod ni@t uerjweifeln.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23

8eI@ wabrbaft uerd@tli@e Mittel
bic @olotafer I'M Observation-Disclosures
bes @onsreiies sebrau&en, UNI Der @il>
bsrbemesuns e;nen6emmi@ub anjulesen,
benefit folaeroe Depei5e aus @aibin9z
ton: Scr Bewcbner BON Neu: Merito
uno Nrijona wartet cine Gnttdui@uns.
Se!oe Serritorien tlopfteu i4on felt uiez
len Sabren UNI Nufnabme in ben Staa>
tenbunb an bic Gbur bes gon9reNes,
aber es lit bei@loilen morben, baB ibre
Bitten nod 3wei meitere Sabre ni9t en-
bort meroen b~irfen. Sir bieie ,bnen
bereitete Gdui@uns boben iie benz Spres
der @eeo unb ieiner Combination AZ
oanten. Sic bafir sesebene Grtldruns
beltebt BARN. oaB es fir bo@it wi@ti9
sebalten werbe, ieoer weiteren 3unabme
6er Starte Der Silberleute i'm Senate
ginbalt gu tbun uno oas bette Mittel
oarin beitebe, cine 3unabme Der Ser
tretuns ber @ebirss9esenoen gu perbins
bern. Daber wiro Der 9ausausiduB
fir Eerritorien feline Yius CUR Nufnubs
NE Der beioen ermdbnten Territorien in
ben Staatenbuno mdbreno bieles gonz
sreles beri@tea.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23

Sor seordnst uousm Hauie belt ON
Mittwod Nbenb mad S9luB Der Cons
u~ention Der StaatssN armer=M Qians in
Der 9armonias9aue gu Minneapolis
Grau Marp Guen 9suie cine @eoe.
welde nit rieiisem VeifaQ aufsenommen
wuroe. SIN 8eientli@en iaste lie SOL
senoes:
vMit 40 Prosent u~nieres &ei@tbums
in 9dnoen BON 2 Yrosent Der YeuSlters
uns. muB IS ausenideinIi9 fem. ouB in
unierem 2anoe Gerbdltn,iie beitebeu,
welde elmer yoltsresisruns sefdbrIi9
iino. -Wenn bic Gntelin eines Mauies
fauen:9dnoIers swei NRiuionen fir els
nen auslanoii@m Baron seben Tam;
wenn elmer Der Vanberbilts sebn MiQi.
omen fir einen ensliiden Noliaem berses
ben mug; u"o wenn man in getra9t
Siebt. aaB ieoer Dollar b,eier enormen
Summen Dem Nrbsiter, Dem 9anowsrs
ter ourd &IaiensNrbeit eutsosen, ia,
tbatid@li@ seitobIen wuroe. fam pa
nod irseno Semano oaran Sweifeln, baB
S~srbdItniiie eriitiren, weI9e benz a(lses
meineu Meni@enredt 9obn ipre9en?!-
@ersdtisteit miro ismorirt. SO Be-
bauptem, boB Dem Volt aue Ma4t sus
itebt, uno - beitebt uniiberlssterwsiie
%oarauf. oemielber aQer Madt 3u Be-
nebmen. Wir bebuuptcn, mir ieisn
Gbrilten, befolSen aber nidt bic dri itlis
den 9ebren-wir lebeu beutjutase inter
elmer sreifbaren 2ise! Wenn mir on Ell
men Soft ais Tater 9laubeu ioQem, 10
iino mir aIe 8riioer. -@erabe iett
tommen mir CUR giniidt Der Yer9pres
&riesssei@rei auf allen Seiten
Wclten Der Nsitation lid
lber III ieren 9duptern u ammen,ie=
beno-iit es ba elm Wunoer, menn ii9
Scrseltuns bemnd9it einiteQen
loQte?-S4 CLAUDE, SaB trot allen TO-
cialen uebeln unleres 3eitalters elm @es
CUR aQseme'nen @eredtisteit sebobut
~llniere Partei tam ar: meiiten
oa;u beitrasen, um 3ultdnbe gu i4afien,
NIT ber Der. Staoten Con ititus
ton uno Der @riitl,4sn @leidbere@tisz
uns in Gintlans itebeu. Die republic
tanii4e iowie bic oemotratiide Yartei
belteben ein5is unb olein Sur Grlansuns
BON Steuuns uno Ma@t. @erabe jett
Ieben mir iie9ano in9ono seben. @rousr
@~leueIanb unb Sobn Sbermon iino
uniere @elbwe@sler, uel9e lid uerz
i&moren uno pem golte oeieu SiIbers
sslo nabmen, UNI bailelbe (oas Wolt)
Oas Sod bonbirter S9ulO anf;ubulien.
oIten Barteien iino eben einis Don
Der Tinan5frase Bis gum S@napps."
Oie Neonerin ieste bann bic Yrin3is
pien Der 0oltspartsi in ani9auli9er
8eiie a%useinanoer, morauf Ssnatius
mad eini9e @orte m bic Ver=
Iammluns ri@tete.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23
ANDREW J. ECKSTE|N,
Gi9entbImer Der
%iomier Mpo1tte

Nem 1lm, Minn.
meoi3inen, @bemitalien, Eoilettenars
titeln, Parfimerien, Tarben, Oel, Girs
niien, @las, Bidder, S@reibmateria>
lien pnb Muiitintrumente itets in GROCER
Nuswabl an Eager.
&ecepte na@ meoi5inil@en @eseln mi
sr6Bter @orii@t ansefertist.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23

Man ia9t mobl, veine &rabe badt
Der aneeren bic Nuaen ni@t aus", iebod
i@eint lid oieies Spri9uort in uni erem
Ylausrasltoate, &entudp, iiberlebt ;u
baben. Nus Der Staats5aupttaot,
Trantfort, miro }. 9. iibsr elm ldars
fes ManGuer beri@tet, wel9es am Donz
neritas Mor9en 5um ~&loppen" tam.
Scr Senat ernannte namli@ Elm @omite
CUR llnteriu@uns Der @dblbarteit ber
Senatoren Sames, Sones unb Dinsus,
UNI iie ibrer Site entbeben au t0nnen,
faQs bic @epublitaner i'm 9ouie ibr
Prosramm. bret Demotraten ibren Sit
gu nebmen, ausfubren ioQten. 0as
@omite bat bos Ne@t, III irseno elmer
3eit gu beri@ten. Die 9%enannten Sc:
natoren iino onsetlast, auf TreipdNe
bin auf Der @iienbabn sefabren gu bas
ben. Das @eiet uerbietet ir9enb einem
@eamten bes Senats, iol@e Wersinitis
9an9en an5unebmen.-Der e,pise &f
UNI bic 9eute uno Corruption uberau!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23

Serr SEQ. 8. euitb bon Der SEQ. g. Srnitp Nau.
tel &c.. 2ouisoiue. ap.. i&reibt unterrn %. Tebruar
1894: .1usetdbr elm Sabr lang lit i'd firtterli@ on
S~erabeidmerben. bic 10 i9limm wuroen. bag ii i'm
gett ouiibeu mubte. I'M 2uft au betummen. Sd
uubte meiu Seiddit, uuigebeu unb sonnte saum um'
berf8eiden. wscin Treuno 9err SuIius 6. @osbt
elmer ~unicrer beruurra9euoiteu aputbeser. rietb mir.
Is NIT 81. Miles' 9eart Sure 3u periuden. Ta@ &C.
braua BON et,uas aber elmer Glaide pcri9tpanoen bic
e9mer3eu fouobI als bas Serstopfen. Sd babe
feitber niat bic e~erinsfteu 9ei9wcrocn 9eflblt unb
sebe beute meineu Geiaafsn 10 reseImdBis nod a1s
ie oupor."
1lcberaI bel Mpptbefern a., baben. Bud iber 9erj
uno Yterpen trei ~perianbt. Dian a~oreffire
DIR. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
ST.. Stiles 6eilmittel MAIDEN geiuno.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23

Goutratte iiir bas Nuiteueu BON Oan,pfz
unb 6eiBmailers @e%i;apparate, iowle bas Se=
gen uilb Mnbrrn9en uon Dampf= Mno 8aller=
leit,lnaen oler Dirt merbeu iiberuommen NIB
3ufriebeubeit Der Mrbeit 9arantirt.
R- @erttatte I'M 8aiement urn Sebntes Store an
Center g traBe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23

sue In has Baufa@ idlasenben arbeiten wsroen iolib
unb ~bauerbait ausse ilbrt
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23
&tbntc Il &einbart
Els Company.

Oieielbe bat mabreub bes Winters eiuey
9roBen 8orratb pom trptaubeQem sis fur
Sen Sommerbebari ein9ele9t unb 1T nllnmebr
bereit, inter l,beralen 8ebinSuu9eng eiteQun=
gen baraui iomobl fir ben @ei4afts= als
San,iliensebrau4 ent9e9enSunebmel. Ger
9ieferuns pom Sis al priuat= Samilien m.rb
bic 9r0Bte Nufmertiamfeit 9ei3emtt. QSe9en
bes Mabereu ,penoe maj. ii9 oil Srit Sebnte
ODER Mar Neinbart.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23

Nm Dienltas Iester 8o9e faro i
Der Sarmonias0aQe III MinneapoIis b
Sabrcsueriammluus Der uereini9ten Gar
mersNuiansen uon Miuueiota tatt. y
batteu lid etwa 100 Selesaten au
a0en lbeiIeu hes Staates einseiuneen
Yrdiioent $. $. @ermilpa. wel@sr bi
@crbanoIunsen ~leitete, be9ribte oi
Convention nit marmeu @orten. Der
ielbe mics oarauf bin, Bag cine Mens
eiuseiiibrter &eiormen sin;is uno aQei'
ben Semibunsen Der auians gu ueroan
ten ieieu uuo bob ipesieu ben Sesen BEL
cooperatiuen Greameries beruor. Sur;
mad g:Oinuns Der Ser ammluns trai
Ssnatius OonneQy Elm unb wuroe 81
elmer Nniprade auiseforoert. meldem
Griub ct ioiort Nolse ~leiitete. gr be:
tonte in erniten Worten uno in Ieinel
oraitiidsn @eiie bic Notbwenoisteit eis
mes ieltsn 3ulammsnbaltens in Beju9
auf bic Reformbemcsuns.
Z. 6. Gong, Staatsuorlei er, beri3s
tete 9utsn grioIs Der B%emiibunsen ;ur
Sr9ani ation Der Wuiance gteuator
Companion, welbe ii6 aQe gut beudbrs
ten. ST empfabl bic Grridtun9 zines
groBen Gleuators III Dulutb ODER Sus
perior, an wel1en bic Nuiance gleuatos
rem aue ibren MeiSen i9iden louten.
S6atia9en bitten bewlei en, oaB an iols
den pldten, NO ii3 Tarmer>G leuatoren
beidnoen, Der WeiSenpreis Don 8 bis 4
Gents uno barber mebr betrasen babe,
ais Der POM vGombine" uno ben 0its
liben Spetulanten oittirte.
Mit lautem Subel murbe um 8 llbr
nadmitta9s Trau Rarp s. Seaie, bic
betaNute goltspartei> &eonerin, bel H.
rem Gintritt our9 bic Ssriammlun9
be9riBt. sic belt nod formeQer Vor>
1teQuns in treiienoen Worten cine turje
Gepe uno ipra@ ibre Treuoe barber
aus, trob Der seoridten !3eiten cine
10 Sublrei9e S@aar uon @lei93eiinnten
5ulammensuieben.
Or. Gbriitian Sobnion 0 8iQ>
Nor, pom @omite fir Geiolutionen, er>
%itattete einen Seri9t, Der ansenommen
wurce uno i'm Weientli9en T~olsenbes
entblelt:
v0ie Tarmer bes Staates werbsn
iebr unseredt bebanoeIt bur@ bic glez
uators uno Gronsport:@ Companion, TO-
pobl bel Der @etreioe> @rabiruns uno
Yreisbanobabune. ME bur@ gu bobe
6ra9traten. Die alliance ioQ besbalb
Mfabreseln t~reiien, UNI ielber bas &C.
treble gu bonobaben, iowobl i'm 2otul>
ME I'M Nentr0l.U (0rtt.
Die NQiance u%erlanst, bag Der Staat
bic 9erite1uns Der Nbitratte BON @runo:
ei9entbum beior9e uno bieielben saran>
tire.
Oie Yano i9ulen leioen an Mansel
pom Staatsbilfe, wel@' leetere ii4
bauptid@li@ auf Die boberen 2ebran>
fallen erl tredt. @eraoe bas @e9en>
tbeil gu @uniten Der 2anoi@ulen wirb
uerlan9t."
DC Beumtenmabl relultirte in Der
@ieoerwabl aIer alien 8eamten, ME
folgt:
s.. $. Germilya BON Dover, 4ralis
bent; u. $. 9enoridi on uon Saut
Center, t5etretar; 81. ~. Yrobffielo
bon Moorbeao, S@atmeiiter; 8. s.
Song 0 Mta9nolta, 8orleier; 0ice>
prdioenten, elmer aus ieoem GonsreB:
b~iitritt: Ebomos s. Mei9ben, Torets
uias; 80. g.. Dolep, Mapleton; $. Q.
poor, Biro Sslunb; Eimotbp &yan,
Barter Gate; Soiepb Mstem, Menasba;
so. g.. Peterion, TaQep.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23
Cottonwood Roller Mill.

New utut. &tnn-
Da bieier am Gottonmoob= Slug 9ele9ene,1
Wible neben @aiier= aud 0ampffraft aur,
Berfii9uus itebt, 1T bieielbe i'm Stanbe, bic
Tarmer gu ieber .3eit prompt unb gu pouer-
!3ufriebenbeit gu bebieneu, unb ein aus9e=
3ei1netes Webl 3u I,eferu. Gs ,pirb in ber=
ielbeu, ie na9 Wuni9 ber &unben, ouf M1=
tbeil ODER se9en umtaui@ 9emaDlen. Mebl
unb ale Sorten SHUTTER ,perben III riebriae1
Breiien p~ertauit upb aui Betel,n9 ben &ili,=
ben III Der Sto6t ftei ms @aus s~elieiert.
Sotn 8enbtn,
Gi9entbu,mer-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23
e@mtteoe.@ej@dtt.

Ole llnter5ei9neten MAIDEN biermit %betaunt,
baB ie bas friber pon Sobn Siebenbrunner'
seiibrte S@miebesel9aft on Der Ode
pom Center : urb Minneiota Strabe,
iebt unter benz %Tirmanamen Siebenbrunier'
& Dilburs 9emeinI9aftli@ betreiben. Nue
S@miebearbeiten ,perben auf bos Beite Be-
ior9t unb benz 8ei9la9eu pon Yierben mirb.
gang beionoere Nufmertiamteit 9ei@entt.
Sebn etebeatrxsaer>
DauI 0tIburl.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23
Budlen8 Mrnicd=S albe.

Ole bette Salbe in bet BELT fir S&ntitpunben
tQueti9unsen. @unben, geidmlre Sal3Fub, Jle9ten
auiee~ ipransene Panbe. Troitbeulen. 5ibnsrausen unb
aue Sautaisi6lase unb BELT unfeblbar 9amorrhotben.
8oatdnbise Yeiriebisuns auseRdert ober teine ge3ab>
lung perlanst. Yreis, % Gents bic S@a4tel. gu ha
ben bei 8. 81. OIen Stem HIN.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-23
Sturm0trn@erun

Die neuliden sturmi&dben bober sese,st, Das 1erz
Hderuns seaen S4aoen pom @tnbftirmen unb Eornas
l4aben. unb i'd made beBbalb baraui auimertian, bab
i'd 9olicen tn ben 3uuerldntslen @eieui9aften Su 10 BILL
ltsen Ereiien ai l., 3 ober 5 Sabre a%usiteuen tann, baB
Ntemanb bic Serinse Aus9abe i&euen ioute.
m. q faenoer
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-02
Did You Ever

Try Electric Bitters as remedy for your
troubles? If not. get bottle now and
get relief. This medicine has been found
to be peculiarly adadapted to the relief
and cure of all Female Complaints, ex-
erting wonderful direct influence in
giving strength and tone to the organs.
fyou have loss OF appetite, constipation
headache, fainting spells or are nervous,
sleepless, excitable. melancholy or trouble
with dizzy spells, Electric B;tters is the
medicine you need. Health and strength
are guaranteed by its use. Only fifty
cents at M. A. Sche,drup's Drug Store.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-02
A PrOu d r. eCOrd.

When enc considers that enterprise,
energy and integrity are business quail
fcations which are bound to win, the
success of Jacob Brothers is not SO as
tonishing. For dozen years and more
this firm has been in business in Sank
Centre, and each succeeding year has
found it more prosperous than the pre-
ceding one. It has expanded it's bust
ness because its customers are constant,
for they kno " that it is impossible to
get better service any where. and they
are solicitors for trade, for the firm per-
haps unconsciously, but none the less
effectively. When three years ago the
elder brother left tor St. Louis to engage
in business. the community looked vi h
curiosity, which was not in any degree
mingled with distrust-as to how the
Junior" would carry the additional
burdens. But Fred was equal to the
occasion. He worked little harder,
but he smiled just as engagingly as ever
he bought little more clothing, few
more hats, considerable more furnishing
goods and heap more foot wear,
marked the goods a little lower year bv
year, and the smile broadened. And why
shouldn'tit? He knew ne had the goods,
he knew how to tell the public what he
had, and he knew the public knew
enough to know a good thing when it
saw 1t. Everybody recognized'the fact
that not only would they get great big
values for their money, hut that every
representation made was onpanied
by the guarantee OF an honorable and
able firm. Yes, Jacob Bros. have
fourishe1, are fourishing and will
flourish. and all because they deserve to
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-02
A HOusehold Treasure

d. w. Fuller, of Canaioharie, N. y,
says that he always keeps DR.. Kings
New Discovery in the house and his
family has always found the very best
results follow its use: that he would not
be without it, # procurable 6. A. Dyke
man Druggist. Catskill, N. Y, SAYS that
DIR. Kings New Discovery is undoubted-
ly the best Cough remedy, that he has
used it in his family for eight years. and
it has never failed to do all that is
claimed for it. Why not try a remedy
so long tried and tested. Trial bottles
free at M. A, Scheldrup's Drug Store.
Regular size 9Oc. and $500.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-02

and will as frequently SO say as oeca-
sion requires.
And as to all things coming to him
who waits-how long will the Eagle
ask st. Cloud to. tarry in the ante
room? All st. Cloud now has in the
Nay Of political recognition is one
supreme court judge, one district court
judge, one state librarian, one regent OF
the university. one insane asvlum COM
missioner. one commissioner to the
Mexican exposition, two United States
land officers, two ex-lieutenant COVER
nors, one Normsl school, one state
reformatory, and few minor deputies,
ETC., etc. In the name of all that is
modest and unselfsh, what is the Eagle
screaming about? Well. let her scream.
The Eden Valley Journal says:
''Stearns county is in need OF a new
court house, but should that court house
be located at st. Cloud. the extreme
eastern end of the large county is a
question. We do not believe that it
should. 1.-THE county is to be divided
let it be divided before court house is
built and then let each county lit there
he two) decide on where they want their
county seat and how large court house
they will require To divide as rich
and prosperous a county of Stearns
would be the sheerest TO ly. 1t would
be doubling the expense and the tax
PAYERS all over the county recognize this
fact. There will never be division.
st, Cloud Times,
Perhaps the Times is not aware of the
fact that instead of doubling the ex
pense." the rate per capita of expendit-
ure in Stearns county, for conducting
county business, is far IN excess of that
of the smaller counties OF the state
similarly located. In other words,
smaller counties lay less financial burden
upon the tax payer than large counties,
and the individual expenses OF people
having business at the county seat is
very largely increased. as also their in
and expenditure of time
Perhaps, too, the Times does not know
that ethe tax payers all over the coun-
try recognize this fact" Perhaps "there
will never be division" and. again
perhaps the Times may be mistaken in
is dogmatical pronuncianento, or is it
1 prophecy? Western Stearns could far
better afford to erect and maintain a
separate OrpaniZatiOn and equip it
than assist in erecting
,alatial court house on the extreme
astern boundary of the empire of
,tearns.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-02

The St. Cloud contingent of politicians
will have bigger job on their hands
than they cont enplate If they again
attempt to run a st. Cloud man
in Towne's place. st. Cloud meD are
good enough but this is not their time.
They should be patient. All things
come to him WHO waits, should be their
motto. We do not wish this to be con-
strued as an Endorsement OF Mr.. Towne's
silver ideas. mel do we wish to he thought
opposed to s.. Cloud men. We are
simply satisfied to give Mr.. Towne a
good chance. When lie fails il he shall,
then is time to talk Ut other men..De-
lano Eagle.
The HERALD while reserving the right
to occasionally mildly cri:icise St.
Clouds tendency to be little grasping
in things purely local-to indulge as it
were in little family disturbance, yet
when an outsider asperses or sneers at
our good and sanity county seat and
its good and saiutlyiand selfabnegating
citizens, it proposes~to make common
canse with it and them in vigorous
uClSbSC' IL DSkin VIII luCN uCNCE udVt
attempted to run a St. Cloud man in
Towne's place, SO the "again" is mis-
leading and false. On the other hand.
st. Cloud was enthusia stically Tor Mr..
Towne in convention and at the polls.
Charlie Benson, rhe secretary OF the con-
gressional committee, did, as Berg says
Of Wildt, energetic. conscientious and
honest" service in his behalf second TO
no man in the district. Col. Yves, erman
seconded Mr.. Towne's nomination
earnestly and energetically, and after
his e ection, as nowhere else in this
district, st. Cloud celebrated his victory
by meeting such as has never been
held ona like occasion in northern Min
nesota. No, Mr.. Towne has no griev-
ance so far as St. Cloud is concerned.
and Mr.. Towne has frequently SO said.