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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-21

Out in Kansas City three months ago
a church-goer wrote to a newspaper that
he would pay no more pew rent at his
house of worship unless some guarantee
should be given him that his view of the
minister should be unobstrueted. Out of
this missiye grew an anti-hat campaign.
with the result that on Sunday last the
feminine members of the church capitu-
lated and removed their new spring head
gear at the opening of the service.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-21
FIRE PROOF SAFES.

We carry a large stock of fire.
proof safes. The only concern in
the state that carries the stock on
hand. All new safes, all made by
the best makers: in size from 500
pounds to 5000 pounds, and will be
sold very low.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-21
20 CTS. GIVEN AWAY

Cut this out and take il to the drug
gists named below and you will receive
a regular Zoe size bottle of DR.. Sawyer's
Ukatine for Sc. Ukatine positively cures
all forms of Kidney difficulties. Dys-
pepsla, Consu- nv patton, Head
ache, Rheuma- - ism, Putting of
the Eyes. Ukatine cures Pimpies and
blotches, and makes sallow and yellow
skin white. Do not delay. but take ad-
vantage of this great offer, as thous-
ands bear evidence TO the wonderful
curative powers Of USatlne.
Jones' Pharmacy, Bull and Perry SITS.
West Broad ST. Pharmacy, cor West
Broad and Stewart SITS; J. T. Shup-
trine, cor. Congress and jefferson SITS.
w. +. Reid, East Broad. cor. Ogle-
thorpe avenue.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-21
THE LIVER.

The function of the liver is to aid in the
digestion of food. 1t also has sugar
forming function, and makes quite re-
spectacle quantity of liver sugar to be
used in the human system. But the real
work of The liver is to make and secrete
bile juice
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-21

This bile secretion is collected In the
liver cells and ducts and passes out of the
liver into the gall bladder From this
point it passes into the small intestine near
the stomach. In the small Intestine it
meets the food from the stomach and be-
gins its digestive action. The starchy and
fatty foods are not digested by the stom-
ach juices, hence there is much work to
be performed by the bile, the pancreatic
fluid and the intestinal Juices before the
food is passed on to the large bowel and
cast off. The bile digests the starchy and
fatty constituents of the food and renders
them so soluble that the little absorbent
vessels pick up the fine particles of nour-
ishment and carry them away TO noursh
the body.
Symptoms of Liver Troubles.-A sense
of fullness over the liver, with a feeling
of weight and dragging on that side At
times the waist bands become uncomfort-
able and breathing is difficult; dun pain
under the right shoulder blade On plac-
ing the fingers just below the ribs and
pressing firmly over the liver surface a
slight soreness viii be noticed
The stomach disorders that result from
some forms of liver trouble are due to
increased activity going on In that organ.
and are most distressing. Sour stomach
bitter quotations bloating, foul breath,
duh headaches and dislike for exertion,
the dryuess of throat and mouth and Bit
ter taste mornings are always present
The appetite Is poor and The food has no
fiavor-even the memory fails and a de-
preston of spirits comes on.
Jaundice is the most serious complica-
ton of liver trouble and may be due to
several causes. Whether 1t be due to ca
tarrh of the bile ducts, tumors. cancer.
abcesses, obstruction, or wasting of the
liver, is an important question to be de-
cided before intelligent treatment can be
given The methods employed by the
Abbo expert specialists are so thorough
and scientific that the cause of the jaun-
dice is carefully detected, and the treat
ment is then most successful.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-21

( ton fair. We must have rain soon. or II
/ will bring about disastrous results to the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-21
MUSIC BOXES.

The finest stock will be seen In our
wareroom; no finer anywhere.
1t will pay you to see the large
Music Boxes we have and the prices
we are selling them at.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-21

To take effect May IA. 1899.
II. NJ. LOTION, Gen Manager.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-21
National Cnrlstlon Endcavor Meet,
ing,

Detroit. Mich. July 9th to 10th,
1899. Colorado delegation has Sc
lected the Santa Fe Route to Chicago
and the Wabash thence to Detroit.
as the otiieiM line. Trsin viii leave
Denver, At TOO L. NJ, Colorado
Springs $40 r. NJ, and Pueblo Ill;
.05 z NJ, July 3pd-
Fsre from Colorado common
points to Detroit and return S3s.o0
Full particulars regarding sale, limit
and conditions Of tiekess furnished
upon application TO
j. Z. HALr-, Gen. Agt.
''FaRta lie IionteH
Denver, Cole
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EXCURSION Rates.

The foiloWiug are among the ez-
cnIsiouS Feceatiy announced by The
santa Fe Route
FoUErH uY suLT BATHs Between
all ppints in Colorado, one lowest
sta0darA tirst class fArs Tor the
Iound trip, Also FOR distance u
30 miles ea4t 10 Kansas and 2{so
miles nast Ia New Mexico points.
Dates u sale july Ord aud i,h-
FIusl return limit July 9th
Aunual pagaeai ot States aad Ma
tions. Pueblo, colo. July S3 4 1.
|iSGl lsate 81 30 Tor round trip.
Dasss ~ sale, Jaly 23gS & Return
lirait, July Ssh
Special tourist rates 10 vssi points
effective June 2a 20 July III. 1S&S4,
inclusive Ronni trip tickets viii
ba said to Ogden Knd salt LAks
c.ty at s2t7 FtuAl retusn limit
nInaty dave from dste of sale
Tickets Eoa1 Tor - DAYS from
Lamar To New York. Via. Galveston.
5000 This gives nice ocean ride
ot seven days from Ghivc-;on to
New York. topehips al Key W,et.
The R9agh Riders Idol viii ssFap
from New York to take part ID tbe
Reuai0n Rs Lsz Vegas, June "a u.
A chance 70 see this fnnons regi
mert aud its daTing officers ihe
Santa Fo has nsgde Ts;a of Sla. -
for round rip Tickets on ssle June
- -. limited to June -, 80
Palmer Lake aud rsssrn grdng
Saturday or Sundsy returning Mon
daN. from Lamar SISn.
Chsntauqua tickets, Palmer ard
return, oa sale July LIST 10 Aaeuss
ai, final liIni, Sept. lst fEo5n Lamar
s.. .Sn
Biennial Convention ~ Epwogsh
I.eagae nj IndiHnapoiis on Jaly -
% ~ One fare Tor ihw round trip
plus =. 90 fpqnire ~ local agent
for full rurtirniaEA.
Firs; Rcnu1an n Raseyslt's Rapsh
Rides AZ Las Vegas. Juue - ~
Rate oHs tare plus So for ronnd trip
Dates oF sale juno 20 md u. with
final refnyn hmH June 2S
Medical Association AZ salt Lake
on Jaly - % Tickets on sals ai
on. and an* hfih fare on Certificate
plan, Iaquire ot agent.
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Hon. J. c. Funderburgh, formerly

Hon. J. G. Fundsrburgh, formerly
memher Of the legislature from this
district, but now q minister. residing
at Rocky Ford, was witness on
Tueaday in the case of McCiung and
Riley vs. Graham estate. The Hon.
j. G. has grown quite beard since
he left here, and is much changed in
appearance.
Last Thursday County CLERK
Faulkner issued marriage license
and His Homer. Judge BiIingsie',,
performed the ceremony, which made
Mr.. John FL Ylinn and Mrs Rosa
shaw. OF Dighton, Kansas, man aud
wife Both parties bad been married
before, and had been divorced from
their former partners
The County Court was occupied
on Monday and Tuesday in hearing
claims against the Graham estate
All undisputed claims were examined
and allowed Monday. Tuesday The
claim Of j. S. AicClung and W b
Riley. vas heard bctor, a Jury. and
a judgment WAS rendered ia their
favor The case will be appsAlsd to
the district court
Res. Felix preached his farewell
sermon at the Christian church las,
Sunday night, large congregation
was present Many expressions %
rngret nre heard ~ "a his departure.
Mr. Felix made many friends while
here, mt epiy hs his effective preach.
ing, but also BY his uniform kindness
-aud courtesy. We wish him Nbund
ant success IA his future work
The Lamar Dramatic Clab gave
-Rip yaa Winklc- Lass uigh; II the
Golladay hHlI. and il was quite well
dcne. The night wAs 50 hot snl the
hail windows were 10 tue wrong
points Of the compass 20 en,eh the
breeze. bnt the audience stood the
Observation-Disclosures very cheerfuily
The special acts were good, and tb..
orange eating contest made every.
body langh
Mcssrs. Iihbetts and Goiladsy
drove 10 Eoily on SUNDAY morning
and rcturned during the extreme
heat Of the afternoon, They srriyesi
home about o'clock and ]; was no
,iced that Mr. GoiladAy's fine stai,
lion, which they had been driving.
was very sick. II died in about one
honr. II wss very valuable ami.
NAL aud the loss Is quite severe
one for John.
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Advance Information Regn,5l,.
6. A. Convention Los snps.
tcs, Juty ti-i5, t6pp.

Rata, si9lG, via diree, ps...,
and from Los Augslos, 70, r.
reading enc way V3a Z! ~,
Dsming or Barstnw and ibe =,
way via Shasio route Sl25b u
tional. For tickets reading ops +.
via Ogden and the 0tbor via $ !.
roWte sl5 80 additional, Les Asrs,
10 10 the destination q tickpss Z I
cases. Dates oi sale. Juus
1asy Sth inclusive. P1..ss
must rsash Los Angels nc. \,
than Jnly ilth. Final rrtaru n
seps ith, 1879, S,op overs a /,
ing allowed wirhiu hnil Of JsY i
aud returning within hna! lin
Sept 4th san DiSgo may < :
elaasi IN side trip al AZ adllsa,
rate of S30p
G. J. Gmyy, a.
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l.emraeekers, E.eut,Lnn,

One standard FIRST class "a
round trip plus - ffoD ps
Iniian Territory. Kausas, Nssass
Iowa, iiliusis aud Nissusn Il
iiulis II days from date u sas,. sss
ocear Jnns Z ard ~. Inis &tal
AHgass ] aHd ~. Scpismsef y
~, octebes 3 ana ri
The Lamar register., 1899-06-21
Aasettlssa Letter lI,,.

The following j. q list ~ lat q
eiaiused lcster4 remsiuing 10 tEs
fice Jane II. 1850
EeVssddee. John
bsttr. Mu,ieTid
Reckss, Wm- T.
UrysF. i. &.
Rarg, G. H.
In ealing Tor these lcIiers Ia
say .Sirrrtssesl .
u T. CacrEr, ? X
The Lamar register., 1899-06-21
New soda fountain and be..
water at McLean's.

Ladies' hair cleaned al S. v ,
lingsiea's barber shop. I
G. B, Thoman has The hes, Il.
IRE Insurance, He writes fam q
Go TO o. f. Downing sbc, !.
Of the railroad track ior bIsts...
and wagon work.
Sweet, Orr & Co.'s rcpuipa !.
lish corduroy pants to he bud o.,
.tohnston's clothing store II,
pair Warranted.
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Course Of Reading.

The Colorado State Teachers
Reading Circle has adopted the
course Of reading Tor ihe ensuing
year. All teachers are olegible Tor
membership and no foe is charged,
the only expense being the coe, Of
,he two books which are adopted n
the eJHuze each year, and the only
requirements being careful and
dIligsut stndy of the same The
following ara the books chosen:
Teaching the Language Arts. "hy
DIR. Hiassiale, Tbs book j. n epilHc
tian OF fius thoughts on language,
is usa: sss growtns the stndy % me-
chnnies; ils grsmmatical and logical
stra-ture; ihe order % mastering its
use IN speaking, reading and writing
first ia the primary, next in the
srammar school. and after in the
high school and college; is place in
the cultivation of tho powers OF
thought; the study OF literary work,
Of ant. and the Significance OF philol
ogy among the sciences.
"The Beginners Of Nation by
the VEL known writer, Edward Eg
gleston. discusses the early history
OF our couutry's settlement in lucid
and comprehensive manner, and
brings within the scope Of ous yol-
ume what IS usually devoted to SOW
eral. He has spared no pains IN his
exhaustive research for material II.
Europe and America. and while his
subject calls for a wide discussion Of
The religious uPheayals OF the times,
ne is strictly impartial in his crit
cisms
Obtain the books from the Coun.y
Superintendent or order from the
publishers, D. Appleton & Co, 2o3
Michigan Avenue, Chicago.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-21

L.. Mill mhnhlAM.
Who went to sleepS
Gents clothing at Twins,
Gents fine shoes at Irwiu's.
Denver papers at Boyd's drug store
For cheap town lots see c b.
Thoman-
Ernest Novels Is home from Coloy
rado Springs TO spehd his vacation
Ladies win find large new hne
OF ready made skirts and shirt waistA
for the Fourth, at Irwin's,
A. Christian, of Granada, was 10
Lamar on Monday, filing on a fine
homestead near that place
Miss --Soughty expects to
start tomorrow oa six weeks visit
to relatives in eastern Kansas.
o. G. Hess came down from IA
Janta on Monday and transactsd
legal business before Judge Billings
lea
Nelson Taylor, Grauada's brick
yard proprietor. vas looking aftsS
various matters of business in Lamar
on Tuesday.
Hon. Dan b. Carey, Assistant Al
torney General. was in Lamar Mon.
day and Tuesday, in attendance At
County Court
The streets were well filled tn
I people and teams last Saturday, aud
our merchants seemed to be doing a
rIshing business.
Miss Bessie Doughty lost lace
handkerchief last night. and would
be obliged for the finders return OF
it as it IS a keepsake.
S. n Canlield. the old time settler
of Holly neighborhood, was doing
some investigating Of tue records 1t
the land office today,
The young folks gave dance st
the opera hou-e last Friday night.
There was fair sized attendance ont
and all enjoyed themselves,
Manager W. NJ Wiley made b
appearance upon cur streets THIS
morning and looked to be in his
uai satisfied frame OF mind. y
Senator ]. T. Drake, OF Pueblo.
was a Lamar visitor on Tuesday and
was an interested spectator as well
as witness. bofore the county court,
The wall Of a. Everett's new stone
residence is going up rapidly now,
and it gives promise of being one OF
the handsomest dwelling houses iu
! Lamar.
Dwight Afiser. the Baca comfy
cattleman. took in the sights Of IL
mar on Monday. Mr. Miser says hh
can see q growth in Lamar every timA
he comes here.
Il. Writ Markham went down into
Kansas last Saturday, intending 10
spend Sunday with his mother. at
Baldwin, and then go on to Chicago,
!. and possibly to Columbus, Ohio.
~----
T. T. Bradshaw's new house on
Fifth street between Elm aud Oak
streets, is being erected as fast as
the work can be done 1t bids fair
to be quite neat addition to the
town.
Charles II. Cole, of Amity, made a
desert land claim filing at the land
Office this morning, as did also Geo.
II. Thomas The land is in Range
AZ. Both gentlemen are members of
The Lamar register., 1899-06-21
Noi

The directors % the LAmar "a
GFaRWl, absaeisEsnn hariFg IA
theee meetings u ghs st0,ss hilaet- 2
tpa pliEgsgs,r ~ zesttse lhttF Hrtss Z
thn Eatabsr q erayss usah groHei q
~ . fer the ensp ~ Isls' sr'i uHig i
resFssuting. npsi1y So bsrcht giTrs z
skaee Sill uts ~ uns -lGgln rrztr Z
asrtSi bS ibe directors cHiti the sni
en- haxe p,Hcra their osarre E.ts Z
sss 'sany II jhf hsBnStng " ~ Z
craH ~ cfssi ~ crafas Nif b raatiil
ser shihtnSgs pRiess they coa.sT-
she foisoNins regulations; CeFuat -
~ ha shap-s ksa crates 20 h g srtsS
tssssHs-a,3 ts.xS.,s12 : gst 4 y 80
Z '1s. ,.s
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Skirts made to order at Irwin's.


Skirts made to order at Irwin's.
For bargains in farm lands go 10
q. b. Thoman.
Death to chicken lice NiektoI
Napto at Duaning's grocery,
Look over the line of novels and
magazines at Boyd's drug store.
If you are feeling bad and need a
spring tonie. Try our "own Sarsapa
rilla." Bes. on the market and every
bottle guaranteed. Mclean Bros.
4 J, NJ Johnston and family have
comfortably established their resi-
denee in the house recently con
straeted by t. Il, Wager, corner Fifth
and Oak streets.
Scipio A. Fry, who resides near
Garrett, 0klahona, was a Lamar Wis
itor tins week. He had some busi
ness in regard to some land in BaeA
county to look after
Bishop Spaniding held Episcopal
services at the Christian church on
Monday night. A good congrega
ton greeted the Bishop aud those
who were present were highly edi-
fed.
Sunday and Monday last were
'scorchers" Marshall Kelsey search
ed the ordinances and found that
''scorchersn should be arrested. He
found plenty who complained but no
one to swear out warrant.
e. A. Watson Is feeling very hsppy
Soyer the arrival OF nes boy at his
home. The little one came a few
days ago and George X going to take
good care Of him. Mother aud child
are both doing well, we are informed
Last Friday afternoon quite
heavy rain storm operated around
these parts for about 40 bonr The
rain did not 70 very far east, how
ever and beyond Clay creek, was
rHther light Some little hail also
tell-
The street committee of the city
council Is having los OF needed im
provaments nade on the streefs north
uf the new hotel. The work j. ex
pectei 70 prevent the water from
steanding on the street SO long after
a rain,
J c. Bo. new soda fountain has
been placed IN position aud viii be
in operation as soon as some missing
fixtures arrive. II is a handsome
,onntsin and is an ornament 10 the
already neat looking Up TO Date
drug store.
Don't fail to see the Great Ameri
cRn Shows Lamar, Tuesday, Jnne
27th- $4,000 Troape Trained
shetland Ponies and $1,000 Troupe
Dogs, aud Victor Coiy's Wild West
Exhibition. The best show OF the
kind travelling
The Ladies Of the Maecabees gave
Mother Hubbard pic uie ont IN the
grove near the Amity headgate today
The attendance ws- large aud the
ladies were prepared to pas . com
( Portable and pleasant day, so il must
ha been success.
! Ollie Steward has given mp his
ktone and contract work. st least for
awhile, aud has started out 10 use
his persuasive eloquenee in life in
surance business. As Ollie Is a good
talker, be viii make. undoubtedly, a
success in his new field.
| Next Sunday morning Presiding
Elder Harris viii preach at the Meih
odist church. In the evening Rev
Knuckey win take as his subject, "Tn
the Philippian Jail" Hymns to be
used at the respective services, Al,
I Is22, 2I4. 277, 35G, 3g3.
/ /rhe building boom in Lamar has
ybeen SO heavy this spring that it has
The Lamar register., 1899-06-21
ron SAFE AT a nARoAls

One Second Hand Stacker sn,i rwa
Rakes, q G HUDDLESToS.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-21

The esteemed editor OF the Lost
Greek Bvre offers this oThand verse
to his adnifing readers:
We read yarn We rsckon's true
About a man " hose breath
Was =hnt OH by n woman, who
Just husged him plum 70 dcHth!
In throes II such departure. We
wonld iublantly sing
"oigrsys, where Is thy Tictor5i
o. death. wiierv is Thy stingf
six shirt waists at Irwin's.
Thoman & Trasler write hail in
surance.
Magazines, papers and periodicals
at Boyd's drug store.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-21

Last Friday afternoon quite a
heavy rain storm operated aronnd
these parts for about 40 bour. The
rain did not 70 very far east, how
ever and beyond Clay creek. was
rather light. Some little hail alsc
fell
The Lamar register., 1899-06-21

Sunday and Monday last wene
'scorchers" Marshall Kelsey search
ed the ordinances sad found that
.'scorchers should be arrested. He
found plenty who complained but no
one to swear out warrant.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-21

e. A. Watson Is feeling very hsppy
over the arrival Of a neS boy at his
home. The little one came a few
days ago and George * going to take
good care Of him. Mother and child
are both doing well, we are Informed,
The Lamar register., 1899-06-21

The United Presbyterian church
will hold their quarterly eommuni on
on next Sabbath at ii a. m, CON
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. Milford
Tidball Subject of the morning
sermon, .'Christ our Passover" Pre-
paratory services will be held on
Friday evening at S o'clock and on
Saturday at p. M
The Lamar Baseball Club went
down to Syracuse, Kans., last Satur-
day, full of confidence in their ability
to do up the club at that place.
When they returned they brought
back the small end of the score,
which was 10 to II. A return game
will soon be played in Lunar and
our boys viii be after "em."
The Lamar register., 1899-06-21

Manager W. NJ Wiley made b
appearance upon cur streets th-
morning and looked to be in his +.
ual satisfied frame OF mind. \
The Lamar register., 1899-06-21

Miss Bessie Doughty lost lace
handkerchief last night. and would
be obliged for the finders return OF
it as it IS a keepsake.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-21

Senator ]. f. Drake, Of Pueblo
was Lamar visitor on Tuesday ana
was an interested spectator as vel
as witness, bofore the county court
The Lamar register., 1899-06-21

The Ladies Of the Maecabees "a
a Mother Hubbard pic uie ont IN I
grove near the Amity headgate todi
The attendance ws- large aud {
ladies were prepared to pass e9i
Portable and pleasant day, 50 il III
ha1 q been a snccass
The Lamar register., 1899-06-21

The street commitsee of the city
council Is having los of needed in
proysments nade on the strsefs noFtl
nt the new hotel. The work is ex
pected 70 prevent the water from
steanding on the street SO long affel
rain,
The Lamar register., 1899-06-21

J c. Bo. DIS new soda fountain hs
been placed IN position aud viii b
in operation as soon as some Inissini
fixtures arrive II is hSndsosp
fountain and is an ornament 10 III
already neAt locking Up TO Dat
drug store,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-05-04

Valentine Keller, the venerable ia.
ther of Senator Henry Keller, died in
Heppenheim, Germany, on Tuesday,
April 18th, at the ripe old age of 7s
years. For many years he was in the
railway service of the country-a
government official as the railroads
are owned by the state-and for twenty
years he has been on the retired list
with a good pension. He was making
his home with his daughter, Mr. Kel-
ler's only sister, the two being his
only surviving children. He was a
man of vigorous constitution, and had
never been i'll a day in his life until
three months ago when he was taken
with his fatal sickness-a liver trouble.
The old gentleman was held in the
highest esteem, and his daughter
writes that the floral contributions
from friends numbered nearly twenty
five large wreaths and set pieces.
The funeral was the largest ever held
in Heppenheim. Mr.. Keller is deeply
grieved, for he confidently expected to
leave soon for Germany to visit his
father.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-05-04
Changed 1xands.

TIE Sank Centre House has
been released by c. H. Strait to
C. Paris of Willmar, and the new
landlord has already taken pos
session. Mr.. Paris comes highly
recommended by the leading citi-
zens of Willmar, where he has
been successful in giving satisfac-
ton in the hotel trade, and the
public may be assured that the
high standard of merit of theSauk
Centre House will be fully main
tanned.
+ The departure of Mr.. Strait is
sincerely regretted. He came to
this city a perfect stranger in jan
uary, 1897, and during that time
has made troops of friends among
our citizens and the travelling pub
lie. His management of the Sank
Centre House has been the most
satisfactory of any in its history.
The genial gentleman always, he
is the typical landlord as well. He
has set hard pace, but the HER
AID sincerely hopes and expects
that Mr.. and Mrs. Paris will main
tain all that Mr.. and Mrs. Strait has
educated the public to expect.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-05-04
A MARKED CHANGE.

The Simonton building, or the cor
ner of Third and Oak-sts., is under.
going marked changes and improve
ments. Its proprietor, Joseph Fl.
Simonton, has owned the property
for nearly a quarter of a century, and
during that time has enlarged and i'm
proved it on several occasions, but
the present alteration will be more
marked than any which have preceded.
The porch over the front has Oecn re-
move, large plates of glass put into
the front, the entrance changed, and
the whole building will be sided with
sheet steel in imitation of brick, and
the effect, when com plete will be that
OF new and modern block-a very
decided ornament to that business
part of the city.
In days gone by the HERALD and
the postoffice were the sole occupants
of the building, then a one stored
structure with gable to the street.