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FOR SALE.


WHEN YOU buy Eupou oil sec that you
ia any nart 81 he III, 2cy9s Lanp and
OH Co.. phone No as. 81
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" Nh MEAL gasolue stoves IN cohhec-
imp 2utS W 70, l,.,lc No L-M 81
FOR SATE-Oue one gas stove $3.50: gnso-
llpr stoves 81 ~ go,d stoves clean:
stoves rtpaired and rxchanged; 7o3 san
IariutO. -
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TWO NATIONAL Cash 'ieslSters for sale:
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FOX SAi.E--sttipNaf pianos. The Wo,ld's
standard rad ple.nltnce always of cul
80, :, - = - =
fuh SALE ilAh"s .or prices ana terms
thht quality ,ut~i eyed can uol ne sur
Wn}in stnsfr q, Dsiies
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Fok FAli.-tiF'o@ AMI 0ieUlSs AZ ptifc-
ana terms ;hn lAtllfN N'l ana qhniAilg
!Ui, pai iculaiA gum MS before sou buy
els whore. VIII a.. Watkin Music Co,
Dallas
UPRIGHT ufHuO. GOOD mn tst, silently MS hll
cost $50. will IN fot s22o c,sh, ar part
, ,4i b mui' ne Sn,1 HeNI ~ a'Is' ApPjy
- we" ''"t,' ~. = ct" H''
FoR SALE Three show casus one updght
SLOW ease iva track ladders at bar.
g2iu Apply DicnstHg's thial Han tOi
Aiau street, II
FOR SALE New rotary and standard CON.
hiuauun we'll drilling Ottht complete:
immediate delivery. Address W Robert
.sTsf
Immediate delivers: standard G-foot
mowers, ! O. *. steel press, l1-tOut
steel rake, ! GolwiI or Buck rake, ,
Farm HORSES, 500 cash +, o. d. make at
Irl: WINS Farm, .nrar Alvin. 80
BLA tkSANIll'S sci of tools; good as new
Gibbs he pwatel, Texas 9
ron i. :,
s"oIe an1 Iori' tUi, tb'''I np" ipiv,
s'uEl' anu uoupie Nlhfh nioths' COOK
t,h Gh,lrfslgned Is prepared to l1rAiSh
Times enc, rough or cut; waite for prices,
Francis Fischer Austin, Texas. II
FOR SALE The followrng named tools.
Two hydraulic Jacks. SIX screw Jacks
different secs. iot az bloeks nh sees;
lot rope. ali sizes and lengths: Bile div,
ers. hammers etc wench. tools OF every
JUNK IRON, etc eau or Address W, VII,
posi- rCvT1-- f1-- s,I1 ~ .11I i,.r-,,,I a.
WE HAVE nm entirely fresh STOCK ~ f,li
garden seeds furnip seeds Mi varieties
s. cuts pr mound aid 10 cent foi
postage II by man; writ for wholesale
pHce list A. Lawrence. Ioomhs a son.
seedsmeh' soi commerce aNehie, hous,
Ton. tt
oNH CAll'A An .englhe' loN2l n hrst-
cEisS shape Tor S''v; one JUMBO llomas
cotton press ,prcssed oo ba!eS Tor S2uo'
one ~ men tiench b9rr coleman corn
'"''' 'o' F'' - Ai"ss' 'ie''he' ieN's ;;
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poles and fence posts. Large or small
iirss,t Cdinp,Yta reNas ~
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FOR SALE, CHEAP-The finest and best
canvas theater ever built; stage scenery,
seats, lights and everything complete:
seats 1850 people; nearly new; used SIX
weeks r. r. LOTUS No 2l1 Milan
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A YOUNG MAN 80 years old Of good char.
acter and appearance would like to cor
respond with lady of suitable age and
some refinement with the object of so
liability and mutual Improvement Ad-
dress O. Il. Harry, Galveston, Texas gen.
eral delivery. %
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COTTON OFFICES and saInplr "
Converse building, p5A Map WI
connecting Offices very ac' ... /.
be ready for occupancy AusgM 4
ond floor. Apply Ed p 20
room No. |.
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ACME Cleaning and Pressing Ass0clntion-
Suits cleaned and pressed 10 cents; club
rates 81 per month; ladies' work a spe.
cialty; country orders solicited. ]. r.
Green. 6o2l5 Main. y
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yIAyI headquarters, To2 Walker; phone
81. o2a
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED--'nwo active single white men
for lodging house work. Capital House,
Main and Capitol avenue p
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WONDERFUL MEDIUM-Mrs Black tells
everything; removes evil unites sepn.
rated; charms for luck, etc; 1870 Pres.
ton avenue; also by mail 20
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STOVES REPAIRED at your home; all
Minds; work guaranteed. Houston stove
Repair Works, 7O2 san Jacinto. %
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ME New Acme Club-Club rates 81 per
month; called for and delivered four
times month, suits cleaned and pressed,
and repairingi country work a Speciality
30 Travis street; new phone iy25, old
1l76. IL. Il. Green. -
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NI1 IornIuIn bYFIhEes IND rnIhcr gools m
klesllng's Drug Store, y02 Main street. 2S
bR. II. G. TURNER has removed his resi-.
dence TO 1903 Rusk. Residence phones
new Sos ard toldl 4G4 Office 4i5B
Main, Burns building. New phone 464
S-IQ
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RENT ITOUSES--lf any, na'I 4
show same free, largest lN Ma.
NoPtleet, phoaes 6I3. Blnz 49, Z
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BRYAN HElGHTS-I will ofTer for a Few
nHAA ionr acres in quarter or one.acre
u2tls; on top Of Bryan Heights, at rea.
S"n1uIt plces. These tracts are very de.
PEI airing TO drill for oil Mr. Lucas saws
hiFnl Heights has sure Indications of
,l'' Which Is p feet above the sea level,
~ dh open hat prairie, about three miles
rvsl ot the Brazos river and one mile
rom the gulf. Address z. H. Carlton,
'Nlas''. texas. ri
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WANTED statesmen TO travel out of
Houston on commission No 25oS, this
ofncp 20
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MARTYR. HUDSON & FORD.
SUBURBAN HOME AND FRUIT on
CHARD. at La Porte. Beautiful two
story eghtroom house. new. win moo
pIn improvements. Splendid arteslan wen
TWcnty-acre orchard OF over 100 frui'
trees. mostly bearing, in fine condti
near station: fine bdthing and fishing:
500 Franklin. IL
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BOARD AND ROOM.

GOOD board 500 aud 81 per week, tuhle
81 bath close In 2O9 III Branch. 30
cool, well furnished rooms and good
board 50 per week, at 400 Austin ST, -
NEW ROOMS, now furniture; hoard by
day, week or month. Rooms 81 10 81
Truusients solicited. Crescent House,
1907 Congress -
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FOE SALE-Pasture OF 1920 acres in
starr county, Texas, about 30 miles from
onvllle, on railroad, all under four
lalbed wire fence good ranch house,
n m5ICr supply in exhaust9le; 81 80 per
Siayton, Corpus Christi, Nueces comfy
'VASs. 20
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FOR RENT-Two large uniufA''S
12l0 Dallas avenue. -
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WANTED Several Young ladies' to wrap
candy Chas. Helm %
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co TO WAPLEs. DRUG sToREi you can

IL w AILEo- phlG 0IOAEf you can
always nnd IL there. n
OPIUM, morphine. whisky habits cured In
10 days; no pain or injury 10 patient; no
pay until cured: deposit your money in
bank, pay us when cured; our method Of
treatment most successful known 10 med,
ical science; our Institution up to date;
especial care given lady patients: home on
car line miles from center of city, which
insuros privacy; best references; all cor.
respondence, confidential. Address THE
Matthews Home" 300 Day Ave, West
End San Antonio Texas. II
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LOST. ROUND. STOLEN.

LOfT-On Main or Texas, pocketbooE con
ia.ning S11 81 and card Of Mrs. Herbert
~. Orem; liberal reward. Return 1900
Risk. 20
LOST'-fs0ld college pin, shield shape, white
enameied seven letters A G.. r. C. ID.
d. S.. two snakes: return, receive re
ward Il. r. Chaffee, 1920 Washington
street. city. %
IOST -Diamonc Sud; liberal reward II re-
I burned TO 2768. this ofpee~ %
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
RICE. fruit. farm, stock and timber lands;
good; cheap; good references iu ar,,t,, ~
Ferris w. Colby, Aiuine' '''' IA
Houston. -----------------..--
~ LOTS on car line, Third ward $2tooi
AZ Third ward. $500; S-room up-to
date residence Third ward, close ln
$3.50; IA lots uptQ-d1nfne cg I9en res res
dence and lots. blocks from hlce hotci,
en Rusk avenue. $1,000; I-room residence
on Austin street, $3.50. Mckinney C99s
3O7I5 Main street. -----------.---9
5c0 ACHES. : miles south OF Houston, $50
ncre hair cash: 80 acres miles north, on
new gravel road half in cultivation, good
heuss and barn, choice orchard ana gar
den location h SloVq I6ts aa1 GBBapmans THird
adliitfon $500; 3 acres on Odln avenue,
rrnr Meadow street; lois. ID aouiiI
Mems addition; $40 acres near ~ rl ',,th
vant a small ncreage tract at Soutn
End. n good spot and bargain. VIM W.
Anderson attorney, over Grunewald g u
OIL AND TIMBER LAMPS FOR SAL iisiz
In the Nacogdoches oil hlstrlct, Ia 10
acres splendid pine land will be sold for
rnc.fourfh the value of the merchantaDle
timber II taken quick. OIL springs III
the vicinity Of same. For business az, az,
dress r. o. Box 062, Rusk, IeAAs' ~
Ok SAl.E- fIa uGlr' "ooe'half mile from
graded road. good three room house, small
barn will. twenty aIes III culIN'itllolil;
rllrcc plank md wire fenced; price S,,op
Ma "'ie' ~
FOR SALE-Viilas aud plots on bay shore;
brick building, suitable for hotel factory
Or warehouse; also land. Herald, "
Poite. -
,7--1-T-i=1- p00I 70TT1GE- close in, good
q condition, one aud oue-half corner lot,
viii sell reasonable; part ViHe. Auui vi 81,
gIl5, this office. 80
-,-p,ucArI- FIr1V acres one mile
from CITY limits. on graded county roal
J. C. ldcson. 800 KAN building. ~
77717T77-1T77%- I1I,.or1iCc-- own more than 500
Oh aerc M'iI land in southern Cherokee county.
fonr miles from Neches river; every sur.
face Indication. will lease In parI 20 re-
Spnusihlr parties I'm consideration of roy
aitv and immediate work developing
write fully what you viii 90 ana wheh IN II,
-- nLsL letter zIoo In-2 vi --e.---------
MARTYR HUDSON e FORD;
SUBURBAN HOME AND FRIli YIN
CHAkp, az d la h n"rse' ndy "u Win mod
s sn impF s t Splendid arteslan wen
mn i ", Crcbard of oynr 700 frui.
tErnctG1 o bcnSinr u in 6ne condifon:
500 Franklin. II
;TITTS WI7T7T 0ZT-Y--T5 000 ocreg snI00Ih
lilIH nii-if - ,,ii,s ino, os+rr front.
rice land four MUGS ueeP oy W9 !! H., front
SOU llNAeL q MeLLon. 20o Nan.
FOR SALE-Oil lands adjoining Saratoga,
Hardin county; title perfect; oil sure,
and low price For full particulars
address c. f. ITesig X Co., Beaumont,
Texas. Is
i71511 = Al y 7700 --c-c- iii Land half N-ay
between Sour Lake aud Snraloga, IIar-
4. .. IL. nj
particulars address c. T. IIeslg 4 Co..
Beaumont. Texas. IS
T0RT7: ACRE oil land near Rig mn ut
T borroin hi his w wec S' l., w. 5raig. 46G
KAN building. 20
WE bun SELL EN- iiANuE heaI rs.
i"ie' H. = uI"! ~
FOR SALE-Five lots fronting on Main
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BEST SET OF TEETH $500. Diamond
Dental Co. II
RuCKER'S SOUTHERN ToNIc-rhe cure
for chills and fever, malaria and Jaundce.
For sale by all druggists. STA
FOR tents, awnings, tarpaullns, etc. write
81 'phona Kdttmann & Kneeland Tent
Co.. 3i3M Main street, Houston. Texas.
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HAMMoCKS-we can sell you nne ham
mock for very little money. You viii
get the best that is made az the lowest
prices All our lammOcks are this years
stock and the prices are vey low--75c
10 $500
pastoriza's.
S0& MalE street.
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iwANTBD--A white girl for cooking and
general housework. no washing. Apply
1871 Rusk avenue. 2S
The Sauk Centre herald., 1901-01-24
WITH AMENDMENTS.
Great Britain Will Return the Hay.
Pauncefote Treaty.

Great Britain Will Return the Hay.
Pauncefote Treaty.
Washington, Jan. 21.-The expecta-
tion here is that the British govern
ment will return the amended Hay
Pauncefote treaty with amendments of
its own, and it is not expected that
these British amendments will be ac-
ceptable to the United States senate.
Whether or not this expectation is
based on advices from Mr.. Choate or
communications from Lord Pauncefote
it is not possible to determine. In
either case the communicat must
necessarily have been inforr : ad-
vance of the action of the Br Tov-
ernment itself on the treaty Of-
ficials here say frankly that tn we
no knowledge of the character of these
probable British amendments so it is
likely the opinion that they will be un-
acceptable to the senate is based on
nothing more than general under,
standing as to the feeling in the senate
toward the whole canal project on the
one side and on the other of the broad
purpose of the British government to
avoid complete abandonment of the
interests it has heretofore claimed and
asserted over Isthmian transit.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1901-01-24
Through Tourist Sleeping car SER
vice to Texas, Old Mexico and
California

CdllIOfnla
Via Chicago Great Western Ry., to
Kansas City, and Missouri Kansas 4
Texas, San Antonia & Arkansas Pass
aud Southern Pacific Railways through
Dallas, San Antonio, Ell PasO and Los
Angeles to San Francisco, only through
car line from the Northwest to Texas
points and connecting at Spotford
Junction for all points in Old Mexico.
These cars are in charge of an expert
enced official and leave ST. Paul. every
Friday at 11:2O p. M, reaching Dallas
the following Sunday, San Antonio on
Monday, Ell Paso on Tuesday, Los
Angeles at noon Wednesday and San
Francisco early Thursday morning.
These are Pullman Tourist Cars simi-
lar to thoser run on all transcontinental
lines and the charges for berths are
about half those regularly charged.
TO persons who have made the trip to
California via other routes, this South
ern route will prove most delightful
change, and to persons contemplating
| a trip to Texas or Mexican points it
furnishes facilities heretofore unof-
fered. Full information furnished by
any Chicago Great Western Agent, or
J. P. Elmer, G. A. P. D., Cor. 9th &
Robert Sts., st. Paul.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1901-01-24
ON ONE BILL.
House Spends the Entire Day on a
Single Measure.

House Spends the Entire Day on a
Single Measure.
Washington, Jan. 2l.- The house
spent the entire day on the bill to re-.
fer to the court Of claims the claim of
the William Cramp & Sons Shipbuild-
ing company of Philadelphia for alleged
damages due to the delay of the gov
ernment in furnishing armor plate and
material for the battleships Massa.
chusetts and Indiana and the cruisers
New York and Columbia. The claims
aggregate $1,367, 244. The bill has
been conspicuous at every session of
congress for several years. 1t met with
the strenuous and determined opposi-
tion of portion of the minority under
the leadership of Mr.. McDermott (N
J.) and Mr.. Robb (Mo.). A filbuster
was finally begun, but its friends at
length succeeded in having the pre-.
vious question ordered upon the bill
The house then adjourned. The or.
dering of the previous question gives
the bill tactical advantage in par.
aiamentary way. which insures a vote
on 1t whenever it is called up again.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1901-01-24
Measure Reported to the House
Carries Over Seventy-seven
Million Dollars.
Makes a New High Water Mark
in the Appropriations for
Naval Purposes.
Provision Included for Two New
Battleships and Two Ar
mOred Cruisers.

Washington, Jan. 21.-The naval ap-
preparation bill was reported to the
house, with an elaborate statement
Of its provisions. by Chairman Foss OF
the naval COMMITTEES. The bill carries
ST. 016,635, the largest ever reported
to the house from the committee on
naval affairs. This is s11.866,718 above
the bill of last year and SO ,229.3e6 be.
low the estimates submitted by the
navy department. Concerning new
ships for the navy the report says:
For the purpose Of further increas-
ing the naval establishment Of the
United States the committee recon-
mends that the president 10 author.
lied to have built by contract two un.
sheathed seagoing battleships. carry.
ing the heaviest armor and the most
powerful ordnance for vessels of their
about $4,000 tons each, to have the
highest practicable speed and greatest
radius Of action and to cost, exclusive
of armor and armament, not exceeding
$3,S5O,000 each, and two unsheathei
armored cruisers. carrying the heav-
lest armor and
Most Powerful Ordnance
for vessels of their class, upon a trial
displacement of about $4,000 tons each
and to have the highest practicable
speed and greatest radius Of action
and to cost, exclusive of armor and
armament, not to exceed S4,000,0o0
each. Maximum cost Of the vesse s
herein authorized. exclusive Of armur
and armament will be Sis, G0,000."
The bill provides that not more than
one battleship or armored cruiser
shall be built in one yard or by one
party and the usual provision is made
that at least one and not more than
two of the battlesh ps and armored d
cruisers shall be built on the Pacific
coast.
Of the appropriations for the various
branches of the service the principa!
item is 25,40O,O0O for the increase of
the navy. The pay of the navy is in
creased s2,4S9,3S7 over the appropria-
tions for the same object last ye r, anu
is accounted for by the authority
granted to the department to enlls:
5000 additional seamen and so ma
chinists.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1901-01-24
Horseshoe Works DESTROYED.

Milwaukee, Jan. 23.-Fire in the
Eagle horseshoe works at South Mil
waukee destroyed the 9-inch mill, 16.
inch mill, Office and cooper shop. The
loss is estimated at $15o,O00, partially
covered by insurance. The 10-inch
mill alone was saved. There was
100000 worth of finished horseshoes
In the buildings burned. The cause
Of the fire is unknown.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1901-01-24

This season there is great death rate
among children from Group and lung trou-
bles. Prompt action will save the little
ones from these terrible disc sses. We
know of nothing SO certain to give instant
relief as One Minute Cough Cure. 1t can
also be relied upon in grpe and all throat
and lung troubles adults. Pleasant to
take. Hanson & Emerson. W..
The many friends of County Com
missioner George Engelhard, will in
deed be pleased to learn that he is i'm
proving, and that he will be at the
March session of the Board. County
Superintendent G. M. Weber and
Peter SchasdIer, who we're at Rich
mond especially to zee Mr.. Engelhard
report tha It although he has had 3 very
serious time he has improved wonder
fully. Mr.. Engelhard wishes to be
remembered to all his friends.-St.
Cloud Times.
Cut this out and take it to Hanson &
Emerson's drug store and ee sample
of Chamberlain's Stomach and liver Tab
lets, the best physic. They also cure dis
orders OF the stomach, biliousness and head
acie
F. G. Meier has written County At
torney Donahue, of Stearns county,
for he law covering the point about
leaving holes in lakes or ponds after
cutting ice therefrom and the attorney
has informed him that the person who
cuts ice must put some kind OF fence
around the hole to warn people Of the
danger. Anyone who neglects to fence
in the hole afser taking ice Is guilty OF
mi>d-meanor, punishable by from IS
to 800 6ne-Eden Valley Journal.
Don't suffer from Dy spepsiaand Stomach
trouble; when you're tired of ''cure alp
remedies try Mull's Pioneer Stomach and
u, speps,a Cure. A dollar draft in each
81 90 box guarar tees cure.
i. i. !.
Is troubled with a weak digestion, belch-
ing. sour stomach, o if you feel dull after
eating. try ChamberlaIn's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Price, IS cents. Samples
tree a: Hanson & Emerson's drug store.
i. 4. j.
Larry-The doctor siz Oh made glass
rs How much are they?
OpticIan-Do you wish nose glasses?
Larry No; Oi want eye glasses. Oh
can t see troo me nose, kin Oi?-New
York World.
''One of my rivals played me an aw-
full mean trick"
"What was it?"
He gave us lamp which burns a
half gallon of coal oil every night. y
Exchange.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1901-01-24
FREIGHT CAR FAMINE.

Situation Serious in the Pittsburg
District.
Pittsburg, Jan. 23.-The famine in
freight cars has reached a crisis in
the Pittsburg district and the situa-
tion has become so bad at the Home
stead mills of the Carnegie Steel COM
pany that it is claimed a shutdown
will be necessary if some relief is not
given soon. The company has not re-
ceived more than 10 per cent of its
car demands and has been compelled
to pile orders upon orders until 5000
tons of plates now congest the mill
yards.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1901-01-24
FOIey's Kidney cure
makes kidneys and bladder right.
+ + 4

The Poprlar Buffalo Route
this summer on account OF the 1901
Pan-American Exposition will lie The
Nickel tlate road Countless thous-
ands will visit this, one Of the great
est expositions of modern times The
Nickel Plate road will be the popu lar
line The excellence OF it's service is
welt recognized toy The travelling pub
lie, and The reputation of it's train
employees in their uniform c"urtes! to
passenger. is we'll known. Wh"n you
soea-t see that our tickets read via
the Nickel PIate Read. Write, wire,
'phune Or call un John Y. Callahan,
Gen, raj Agent, Ill Adams st. Chlca-
20, Ill.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1901-01-24
NINTH ANNUAL BoNSPIEL.
Northwestern Curriers' Contest for rro.
phies at st. Paul.

Northwestern Curriers' Contest for rro.
phies at st. Paul.
st. Paul, Jan. 23.-One hundred
men, skilled in all of the fine points of
the game participated in the opening
of the ninth annual bonspiel of the
Northwestern Curling association in
this city Monday. twenty-five r:nks,
composed of the best curriers' Of the
United States and Canada, are en-
gagged in struggle for the honors and
the rich trophies that have been Of
fered. The struggle will continue
through the week, and it is possible
that the final games will have to be
laid over until Monday Of next week.
The representation this year, while
it was not up to the expectation of the
local promoters, exceeds that of two
years ago by four clubs.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1901-01-24
THE GRIP EPIDEMIC.
The Disease " ore Prevalent than Ever
ank Qu te as Fatal. The Best
Treatment.

ank Quite as Fatal. The Best
Treatment.
The grip, has surprised the doctors
and heal,h authorities this season by
it's rapid spread and 0, some novel
symptoms. While 1T spares nobody
it is proving especially dangerous to
mddle-aged and elderly persons. In
many cases either fatal onset of
pneun onia, or Il complete breakd own
of health and strength, is apt to follow
an attack OF grip.
The wise course for all is preven-
tion. By wearing BensOn's Porous
Plaster on the chest and back you pro-
tect the lung from cold and chill and
with ordinary care J you are sale
For those who are already suffering
from grip, or from the usual winter
coughs aud colds, Benson's Plasters
are sure and speedy relief and cure.
Highly medicinal and scientific.
Refuse limitations and substitutes.
Only the genuine are effective. Ex-
anime when you buy. Seabury &
johnson, Manufacturing Chemists,
New York.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1901-01-24
Military Academy Bill.

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Sew
ell from the committee on military af
fairs reported the military academy
appropriation bill. The committee
recommends an increase in the total
appropriation made by the bill as it
passed the house Of $73.400 for the
construction of officers quarters. The
total amount carried by the bill is
$773,641.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1901-01-24
EVENT. i DISCOUNTED.

News Of the Queens Death Had No
Effect on Wall Street.
New York, Jan. 23.-The death Of
the queen of England became known
in Wall street Immediately upon the
receipt of the announcement in this
country. 1t was entirely without ef-
feet on the stock market, unless q
marked decrease in the dealings was
the result of a repressive influence
of the news. The event had been so
confidently foreseen that the dealers
in stocks had discounted It. Some Of
the flags in the financial district, es-
pecially upon those of the interna-
tional banking houses, were promptly
lowered to halfmast.