The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-06-08

and on Sunday last was found deao
with marks of lightning we'll defined
on the head and neck. The other
horses were not injured. ' ,,,...,.--...
H. S. Doty, has some specimens OF
wood taken from a depth of from
thirty to sixty feet, found imbedded in
solid blue clay, while digging a well
on the Dryden farm. When first taken
out the wood was soft, but by expos
ure to a the air became hard and
tough. The variety could not be de-
terminedsnd gs.haH..E iDn'iE-. 'L-'@s.' -. d,
Lieut.. H P. Howard has been or
dered to. Manila with his. regiment
the Third U. S: Cavalry. It will 60
1900 strong, and is already! ON its
way from New England to San Fran
cisco, when it will embark for the
orient in a few days. Lieut.. Howard
did not have time to come up to Sank
Centre to bid his friends farewell Ms"
Mr.. LeDue, who was engaged by the
school board as ar assistant in the
high school has been released from
his engagement, and Mr.. Gunderson
graduate of the. Leland Stanford Jr.
University of California, will take his
place. Mr.. Gunderson was in the city
during the week, and made very IA
yOrable IMPRESSION. 81 TE5.--s .a.T- d.
Why2 Do you complain of Indiges-
tion, Constipation end Liver Ills,
when Beggs' Little Giant Pills are
within such easy reach. They are to-
day without a superior, do not grip or
grippe, and can be relied upon to effect
a speedy cure when all oters are with
out the least avail. Be sure and ask
for 'sBeggs.n Take no substitute.
For sale by J. B. Perkins. - = '.-..a-'
Rev. E. P, Savage, general man
ager OF the Children's Home society,
whose purpose is to find homes for
orphan and friendless children, was
in the city on. Sunday and. Monday.
He had with him a bright little boy of
seven years of age, for whom he was
seeking a suitable home. The society
is doing,.a splendid work ~ s
placed nearly l,400 children in good
homes. and now has about thirty Of
these little ones in its care varying
in age from one month to thirteen
years. F. 2'.@ %. -.... ,...-
Nick Minnette's place was visited
by a terrible wind storm on Sunday
night. He had completed. the walls of
his brick house about two weeks be-
fore, but was unable tie secure carpen-
tiers to put on the roof, SO that the
walls were without adequate support.
The wind toppled over two gables, the
falling bricks taking the timbers
down into the cellar. The damage is
about fifty dollars. The root of a
machinery shed was blown off during
the same storm. $500, f -. r,..ar NM hi
If you want nice cup Of coffee go
to Bishops and buy some of that cele-.
brated t"sYale ~ Coffee, Z the finest
grown, grind it as fine as coarse gram
ulated sugar, use one part of ground
coffee toeaboat seven parts of water
clean coffee pot thoroughly put in
ground coffee, pour on apint of cold
water, let this oorhe TO the, Boiling
point-don T. boil it; then pour on On hot
water in required amount, set pot in
2 cool place, 4 t or I've minutes ythsh
z sYeT.fuaT 10 9nsmipsx d1u9efgic
Where is q time for daA thingsI THE
time to take DeWitt's Little Early
Hfsers is when you, are suffering
tram consespationss biiiousness. SICK
head ache, indigestion or other stomc-
ach or liver troubles. ZIG oHGof0Id 10 ~
W ssG Hanson 4 Emersona
ollmar Bros cr eaas. opened edits ts
SEASON at Baraboo and although. our
people expected too see = improvements
they were yery much susprised at the
decidedly fine appearance of every.
thing and enlargement ofdeyery odes
partment,s They give, ihrmost elabors
re displayrofng old, silver, silks and
sAtips in their street parade and
free exhibition in which, a high diving
act by q dog is atnoyelty and Ia great
wonder. Mr.. Rooney, the champion
9 omsrsault rider, and the goat and
dog riders, are very attractive fea-
lures among the many excellent ones
in this first class show. -B araboo
wis. Daily Repulic. AT Sauk Cen
tire, June %. tn.H 7t5 4 tl-ae't*a 4
[ The New Orleans Daily News says of
"'The Pay Train" which comes to the
Grand opera house on Monday, June
II: 1.-THE Pay Train" one of the
largest four act scenic productions of
the season, opened athree nights en-
gagement at the Academy of Music
Thursday night, to a fair sized aud
fence. The play is a bright comedy
drama with an interesting plot, plenty
of sparkling fun and music, and it, is
replete with startling scenic effects.
1T isweli staged and is presented with
a large and competent cast including
the afayoriteIi comedienne, B Ollie Hal.
ford, Annie, Whitingy E9las Thatchers
Frank Andrews, Edmond Brussels
and others. Admission 25, IS and