The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-01-26

Gold watches were never SO cheap
as ut present. See ilden's stock.
To exehrnge, !. SiO Vige Camera,
size 4ax44 fer green wood. Enquire
of Wr. S,.l,irtIins.
Harry kells drew team of four
yeal cd coils. disposed ct ut a
raj Is Mars. NJ. K Lewis.
F'enl FORGET '0p nromcnada c NJ
oer dance on TaorsdaY next 10y
The Sank Centre Brass Ban,.
Rev. Ii .iche,or sill ho'd services in
the Baptist cltl,e3, on next Sunday,
both uorning aiitl evening. Nj are
cordially Invited.
Beginning Monday m"rning we will
nave onr sl' t;i;.l sale ST linens, he'd
spread, siasetjtg- ani nuslinr, last
ing one week Mel. Billed.
The public library will soon have a
ne and beauttful, us we'll Us convent
ent and comprehensive catalogue. 1t
will be ready about March l.
Rev. G. r. s7ni;h attended the
monthly ne,Ling of the Congrega-
tional Club vt st. Paul on Monday
evening, returning on Tuesday.
It's better than ready money be-
cause it cures rheumatism, cOnstipa-
ton, sick headache, Indigestion.
Rocky Mountain Tea. Hanson &
Emerson.
Paul Perry. of Columbus. Ca, suf-
fered agony for tliirty years then
cured his piles Ivy using De Wits
Witch Hazel Salye. 1t heals injuries
and skin diseases dixie magic. aan-
son K Emerson.
Henry Keller writes A. G. Whitney
from s.. Paultl.at by today he viii
have copies of the aasoicles of incorpor-
alton of the proposed new sugar beet
tctOry company made and he will
shortly come to st. Cloud to confer
with the gentlemen here who are inter-
csted in the proposed cumpany.-St.
Cloud journal Press.
Mrs. Mary NVhipp}e Of Palmer,
Wis.,. mother Of Y. 4. and Charlie
Whipplc of this city, died on Tuesday
of last week. aged seventy-six years,
She had been in i'll health for two
years, but no serious apprehension
was felt until + w days before the
end came, when she suffered from a
severe attack of grip. Mrs. Whipple
will b. pleasantly remembered by
pleasure Of mGkiEg her acquaiutance
while visiting here for several months
about five years ago.
L. r. Barso and Geo. Fish have
rmed partnership for the purpose
OF conducting Il loan and collection
b >incss. Both gentlemen are too
W III known to need any introd ucti on
ID this community. They have been
in business in our city for a number
OF years, and by their pronpt meth
DDS and honest dealings have won the
confidence of all. Business entrusted
10 This new firm will receive prompJ
attention, Their place OF business is
over the post office. Mr.. Fish will
give special attention to outdoor work
IN chambers Saturday Judge Searle
made an order denying new trial in
the case of Charles F. Young against
the Great Northern. The motion was
made by the plaintiff, claiming that
the damages assessed were inadequate.
The court in the order denying new
trial said that the case having been
tried by a jury the verdict Of that jury
should not be set aside unless it was
SO manifcstly against the weight of the
evidence as to indicate prejudice on
the part Of the jury. There was moth
ing in the evidence that would Justify
any such interference Young was
elected from train near this city over
a year ago, it will be remembered.
He was forced Off the train by brake
man while running at full speed, and
fell under the train, having his arm
cut off at the elbow. He went TO his
home at Eau Claire, Wis, and started
an action for damages in the sum of
1000. The case came up for trial in
tile district court last June and Young
was given a verdict of $500.
Another story as showing the graft
:ale ii James J. Hill, the railroad
m3sna,c. towards his old-time en-
ployes has recently come to light.
The sorry is TO the effect that during
tine fatal illness OF the veteran super.
in.en1en.. Judson B. Rice, he ex-
pressed regret that his departure would
leave his family in Strengthened cir
c1mssances. He had beer incapaci-
.a.ad Tor some years from active rail
road work, but President Hill had
regularly kept his name on the pay
rolls of The company and he had re-
ceived each month a substantial
check. Mr.. Rice's one haunting