davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1902-08-07
10 to 1 1 .
(C0NTINUED.)


SPECIAL-Boys' SI.oS Sailor
Blouse Wash Suits, In beautiful white piaue
hnd PINK striped chambrays; nicely silk en-
hour, 75c. ' 'A-'
Boys Sailor Blouse Wash Suits,
an immense variety; not suit selling under
9sc.-special at 49c
Choice of any Wash Suit, in
sludng finest qualities; selling up to S39s-
At I9c.-Double-warp All-silk
sSnrahs sSaa very scrviceabe quality, fine line of
At Ioc.-Lot of Colored Dress
Goods Remnants summer and fall weights. to
worth up to 69c.
At 75c.-Lot of All-linen Dam
ask as, Dinner Napkins; worth up to 81 % dozen
~ to a buyerj. on
AT 25c.-French Silk Mousse
good line of colors; sells usually at 4sc.
At 5c.-Lot of Wash Dress
Goods. Goods. Including Lawns, Dimities. etc. full
to l21ac. Gnu waist anu 'resS lengths worth up
20 pairs Women's SI.5o Com
mon Sense oxfords; size s-45c
Women's Fine Quality Red
Women's High and Low Rus
set Shoes, selling up to $3.50.
Children's Patent and Kid Ok
fords: sizes Sh to II; 75c.- aIways-45c
White Applique Scarfs, Covers
and centerpieces; worth up te 3oc.-I2ISe.
Best Quality "Capitol' Win
dow Shades, several colors, with fixtures -l47sc
Pretty Ingram Carpet Rem
nants, fine for rugs; worth up to 4oc.-17c.
Pretty Carpet Hassocks, sell up
to 75c.-19c.
Japanese Mating Rugs, hand
some desiens-713c.
Choice of any Shirt Waist Suit,
many beautiful and extremely stylish effects
none reserved-$1.9S-
SO Black Taffeta Silk Waists,
small sizes; sell at s5-this hour. S1.9s
Wash Skirts, including linens,
ducks dd cotton coverts, polka dots etc; worth
Lot of Fine Quality Flowers
for hat trimming including violet, rose and
carnation foliage; roses, volets, etc; worth
up to SIc.-10c.
A very special offering of
Women's Stylish Untrmmed Hats. in all
shapes and colors, including black and white
also Women's Trimmed Sailors in Mackinaw
and jap braids; sell up to SI.39-choice, 25c.
Ladies and Misses Trimmed
Hats in fine Tuscan and French chip very
modfsh: including many handsome effects in
few of a STYLE selling up to s3.50-specal at
Evening star., 1902-08-07
1 to =.

Best quality Mosquito Netting,
S-yard pieces-l9c.
Pretty Smyrna Rugs, sell at 4oc.
-23c
Choice from all Bows and
Youths High-grade Canvas Lace Shoes. worth
up to Sl.5O-7Oc.
Women's soc. Boudoir Slippers,
all colors-25c.
AT 27$c.-Linen Skirting Crash
selling usually at Sc. yard.
AT 612c.-Fancy Striped Dimi-
ties and White India Linen: good Sc value
AT oz$c.-4o-inch Plain and
Hemstitched India Linens. selling At I5r. yard
2oo-yard Spools Sewing Cot
ton-1hc
Boys Thin Goats, best Simp-
sons prints-23c
Evening star., 1902-08-07
COAL IN AUSTRALIA.
British Empire Produces One-Third of
the Worlds Product.

Figures given in report made by United
States Consul Cooling. at Newcastle. to the
State Department, in regard to the coal re-
sources of Australia. show that the British
empire produces about one-third of the coal
mined in the world According to reports
made by the government biologists of Vic
toria and Queensland, there are no less than
C2OO0 square miles of coal-bearing coun-
try in the eastern states of Australia. The
probable quantity of coal available (after
deducting one-thiId for ioss), in seams rang
ing from to % feet in thickness. is not
less than 90, AIS. .O53 600 tons. In Victoria
Evening star., 1902-08-07
CHOLERA IN EGYPT
DIFFICULTIES IN THE WAY OF
SANITARY REFORM.
Subjects Of the Khedive Are Fatalists-
Shun Scientific Medical
Methods
From the London Express.

From the London Express.
From AssioLt. 200 miles below Cairo,
through Fayoum. $50 miles further north,
the cholera has spread to the capital Of the
Khedive. In Assiout the scourge was mild;
in Fayoum it became ominous; in Cairo a
catastrophe threatens. Where lies the fault?
Certainly not at the door of the Egyptian
sanitary department. Perhaps the Caisse
de la Dette may be blamed. They hold four
millions In reserve. and will not allow
enough Of 1t to be spent on extra sanitation
probably because there are Frenchman
and a Russian on the board. And in Egypt
Frenchmen think much of Fashoda and of
other things of which it Is not good for
Frenchmen to think
Also are the natives themselves to blame
The Egyptian is Meslem, and the Moslem
is a fatalist. Hence he hates the interfer-
ence of sanitary authorities, and would
sooner creep intoa corner and die than be
troubled by doctors and hospitals and other
Ingleesi fads. "ha Wallahi Mayiet-I am
dying" could be sheard on all sides during
the last outbreak' in September, 1895, as a
tall Arab tottereh against wall and squat
ted to awat1I his death.
,Eontagion Defed.
At his sidelwouid stand friend undaunt-
ed by fear of coHtagion, in spite of all the
doctors haHteld fMm. Ma al albae haga-
your heart risks snpthing. You will soon be
well. brother, Would that could take thee
to lick the stone pillar at the Mosque Ell
Azhar; or to drink the red stone waters of
Ell Hakineo If Allah wills. both cure the
yellow wind (cholera).'
But the sufferer cannot move another
yard. and has scarce strength enough to
huff the eyer-preSent cigarette that lies be-
tween his lips And ~ his side, and around
him, sit his friends drinking in the germ
laden air.
1t is thus that the Egyptian authorities
are handicapped. But. in spite of this their
work is excellent. And a sketch of their
labors during the epidemic of 80 will give
an idea of how Egypt will deal with the
scourge that now threatens it, During that
campaign their efforts probably saved $4,000
lives; as it was. nearly $1,000 natives died,
and during the worst time the daily death
rate stood at so. At first the officials were
accused of incumerable absurd offenses. At
Alexandria the EsyptieGs said that yellow
handkerchiefs were thrown upon their faces
to- render them unconscious, and that the
victims were carried off and never again
seen.
Hiding the Sick and Dead.
Moslems shrank from white doctors and
hid their olera-stricken relatives beneath
Evening star., 1902-08-07
9 to 10.

8 SC. boxes Taicum Powder-2c.
: Boys Waists, Merrimac per-
s cale-9lac.
: Boys Blue Cheviot Knee
-, Pants-sAe
. SPECIAL - Boys Superior
Grade Wash Suits. made of excellent quality
{ linen, trimmed with bands of blue and white
braid; 3. At and s-yeaE Sizes never sold
36-inch White Curtain Scrim,
pretty patterns; worth Sc yard-17sc.
5 Heavy China Mating Mats,
{ neat colors-11sc.
, Mems B. V. D. Pepperell Jean
Drawers; SOC. value-29c.
Mems SOC. Leather Belts-Ioc.
Browns 1oc. Shoe Polish and
, Whittemore's Combination Dressing sc.
, 50 pairs Ladies Kid Button
Shoes. worth $1.25-39e.
Mems Best Quality Tennis Ok
lords. selling at 75c.-25c
Large remnants of Outing
Flannel, stock will sell at Sc yard-47se.
At 57sc-Dress Ginghams in
sell at 10c.
At oHc-Unbleached Sheeting
Muslin. 40 ins. wide extra good quality.
At 25c.-Ready-made I'm
bleached Sheets. hand torn. 54190. excellent
quality sell at S9c. y to buyerD
Children's Sun Bonnets, pretty
styles and colors 29c.-l4c.
=, Women's Cambria Corset Gov
ers. nicely trimmed-10c.
Children's Drawers, all sizes
s &c.
: About 500 New White Pique
Skirts: one, two and three rows fine inserting;
all sizes and IenGths-$1 90.
Misses Stylishly Trimmed
Hats. including many handsome effects in chf-
& fon. ribbons and laces. mousselines. etc: few
OF a style; selling up to So 350-special at 49c.
A considerable variety of
Flowers. for hat trimming, all very tine and
. high gradG-5c.
Evening star., 1902-08-07
l2 to 1

AT Io15c.-o-4 Ble2Shed Sheet
ing about 80 yards IN the lot good quality
muslin t5 yards 10 buyer.
AT 6z$c.-Genuine Fruit of the
Loom muslin.
AT S7Sc.-Ready-made Bleach
ed Pillow Cases; heavy quality; l2'sc. value
"a 10 buyer.
AT 2oc. - Bleached Sheets.
ready for use; good quality; sell at sac.
Mems Solid Casco Calf Lace
Shoes; selling st 81 .50-75c.
Mems Patent Leather Lace
Shoes; selling at $3.50 %.
Lot of Ladies Spring Heel But
ton Shoes; worth 81. % Soc
Choice of any piece of Jewelry
selling from 2Sc To Soc.-I5c
Choice of Women's Pocket
Books; 2sc. to soc. valuc-I5c.
Choice of any Woman's Belt,
Soc t. 81 value 25c.
Evening star., 1902-08-07
= to 3.

White Twilled Tape-Ic. roll.
AT 7zSc.-Black Lawn, perspi-
ration proof, full pieces; Toe. value.
AT 27Sc.-Barbers' Honevcomb
Towels. fringed.
AT 29c-S-4 Turkey Red Table
Covers 59c. value Il to buyerD
At 3oc.-All-linen Fringed
Fancy and Plain White DoyIies. good size:
69c. and 75c. usually.
AT 4z8c.-UnbleaChed Turkish
Towels. selling always at Sc. a to a buyerl
Women's Fine French Heel
Patent Lace Shoes. sch at 81 Sl39
Children's White Strap Slippers,
selling at sl-45c.
36-in. White Curtain Scrim,
worth Sc. yard-17sc
Best quality Capitol" Window
Shades. with fixtures -147sc.
Boys White Duck Knee Pants,
sell at 5oc.-25c.
Boys 49c. Wool Knee Pants
Boys Brownie" Overalls, all
sizeS-l6c.
Evening star., 1902-08-07
1 1 to 12.
(C0NTINUED.)

tCONTINCED)
Children's Ribbed Vests, 1oc.
value-2c
Women's Mercerized Ribbed
Vests: SOC. value-15c.
Women's Lisle Ribbed Vests,
25c. value-9c.
Mems White Madras Shirts, ST
value-59c.
Mems Madras Shirts, ST and
S1.50 Ealues-59c.
Mems Lisle Thread Underwear,
size 40 shirt. SO drawers; regularly sl.5O-5sc.
Extra Heavy White Bed
Spreads, double bed size Marseilles patterns;
sell at 81 Il to a buyerl-69c.
Remnants of White Dotted
worth up to 1sc. yard-6Jsc
Heavy Stair or Runner Oil
cloth, cloth, as in: wide, pretty patterns; sells at
l212c- yard-515c.
Good Quality 5-4 Colored Table
oilcloth, neat designs-101.c. yard.
Women's Kid and Patent Tip
oxfords; selling at s1-50c.
Choice of all Youths Russet
Shoes; selling up to s2-69c.
Boys and Youths Covert Cloth
Balls selling up to 69c.-30c.
Mems Covert Cloth Balls, sell at
T5c.-35c.
AT 5zSc.-New Polka Dot
Lawns, ali newest style dots and colorings;
large mill lengths.
At o%c.-RusSian Ducks and
Wash Cheviots polka dots, stripes and figures;
regular 12l4c. value.
At 4zsc.-Lot of India Linens.
Plain Rookfold Dlmities and Hemstitched and
open-work White Goods; all nice qualities;
worth up to 1Oc- I'D.
At oZsc.-Brown Dress Linen.
always selling at 1Sc. yard. but two pieces left
to close out
AT 25c.-Mohair, in navy, red
and black, Sc inches wide; sells at asc.
I5c. bottle Perfume-5c.
Pure Glycerine Soap-2c.
Infants Long and Short Slips
Perfect Fitting Long and Short
Corsets some girdl-s-39c.
Children S Dresses that sold for
S29S; of finest madras. ginghams mercerized
chambrays including pretty sailor styles; TO
u ycars-choice, CSC.
Closing offering of the fine SAM
pie Underwear. Skirts. Drawers Gowns. Cor
set Covers. finest materials and workmanship
choice. CSC.
Children's Gingham Dresses,
to years-13c.
Newest and most popular stvle
Dress Skirts. eheviot and brilliantine; button
back; fitted free-$49s
25 Black Silk Dress Skirts.
handsomely trimmed. best Innings; worth SIS
S99S.
Choice of any Pique or Linen
Skirt which sells up to s5-slsS.
Ladies Elegantly Trimmed
Hats. including many beautiful styles in sum-
mer millinery; trimmed with best quality NOUS
seline, liberty silk. ribbons flowers etc; worth
and selling for 81 and $S-S1. 10
Beautiful creations in High
class Summer Millinery at a remarkably small
price; elabOrately and elegantly trimmed hats
which were made to sell high S15-choice
$2.49.
Evening star., 1902-08-07

there are beds of tertiary coal over 26O feet
thick, and extensive seams of oil-bearine
shale exist in New South Wales and Tas-
mania. The coal in New South Wales is
estimated at 115,346, $50. coo tons; in Queens
s'2,3SS, ,213, 40 tons; in Tasmania, at S.363-
$1,000 tons; in West Australia, at O45-
44G,OO0 tons. The royal commission on the
coal resources of Great Britain computed
that the quantity available in the British
Isles was 146 4SG,O0O,GOO tons which amount.
added to that of Australia, makes the
enormous total of }S692S 053, 900 tons.
Evening star., 1902-08-07
Scales of Glass.
,e Milwaukee Sentinel

From the MfIwauEee Sentinel.
The fact that certain substances adhere
so tenaciously to glass that on being de-
tached they tear away scales was observed
long ago by Prof. Caillette. For etching
the glass he applies two coats of thin glue
and after twenty-four hours places the
article on a kitchen range fer few hours
at temperture not greater than 105 Fab
renheit. The glue will detach itself with
numerous flakes of glass. The designs may
be varied by adding various salts to the
glue, and he gets his best results from glue
with little alum.
Evening star., 1902-08-07
PROTECTION WAS PRoFFERED
Consul of Norway and Sweden at Cara
cas- Expressed His Apprehens;on

AppISu0uS1On.
The Navy Department has received the
following letter from Commander T. C. Nc
Lean of the cruiser Cincinnati, dated La
Guaira, July 10. in reply to the DEPART
ment's cabled instructions to him to pro-
tect Swedish and Norwegian vessels: RE
ferring to the departments cablegram Of
July I, instructing me to give protection
to Swedish and Norwegian vessels, report
that l called on the consul general for
Sweden and Norway at Caracas and ac-
quainted him with those instructions. and
on the same day sent an officer to the vice
consul at La Guaira and also to each Of the
captains of three Norwegian barks at this
port, onering them assistance and protec-
ton II needed. The consul general at Cara
cas- expressed his thanks for the courtesy
The vice consul and captains of the barks
called on me on board this ship and made
graceful acknowledgment of the offers of
protection"
Evening star., 1902-08-07
ONLY ANOTHER ROUND
IN FIGHT BETWEEN GREAT RAIL-
ROAD CORPORATIONS.
B. and o. Withdraws Traffic From
Western Maryland-Pennsylvania
Extending It's Lines.

Official announcement has just been made
that September 1 the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad will terminate all relations with
the Western Maryland road. This latter
road was recently purchased by the Gould
interests, and the announcement just made
is regarded as simply another round in the
fight which has been going on since that
purchase between the Gould people and the
officials Of the PENNSYLVANIA road and al
lied interests.
Just what the termination of relations
between the Baltimore and Ohio and the
Western Maryland will mean In loss cf
business to the latter road is not definitely
known: Under the existing understanding
all freight for the north has been turned
over to the Western Maryland by the Bal
timore and Ohio. This freight haul will
now, it is said, be given to the Cumberland
Valley road.
The change is regretted in Baltimore as
meaning diversion of much freight ham
ding from that city. The Cumberland VAL
ley road is in the meantime being put in
frst-claSS repair. This road will have
haul under the new arrangements from
Martinsburg, w. Va. to Shippensburg. Pa,
where connection is made with the Phila-
delphia and Reading line. The Western
Maryland also made its transfer of freight
at Shippensburg to the Reading road, so
no material change is made to shippers.
Pennsylvania Extending Its Lines.
The Pennsylvania is planning a number
of extensions Of lines in the southwestern
section Of Pennsylvania, thus tapping a
valuable coal-coke region. An extension
Of the Monongahela railroad has already
been begun from Brownville Junction to
Adah Run. The road will follow the Mo-
nongahela river and is being built Jointly
by the Pennsylvania and the Vanderbilt
interests.
The southwestern section of Pennsylva-
mia has been named by the officers of the
Pennsylvania Company as the "Klondike"
of the state, and many miles CT road viii
be built in tapping the valuable iron and
coal deposits this year
1t is also announced that the Pennsylva-
mia Company will spend a large amount of
money in eliminating grades and straight
ening curves on it's lines in western New
York. The facilities for handling freight
are to be improved. and new terminals
constructed. In this connection runors of
new terminal for this company at At
lantic City are again being circulated. The
site of the proposed new station is said to
be on the property extending from South
Carolina to Tennessee avenues on the north
side OF Atlantic avenue.
The terminal facilities of the road have
Evening star., 1902-08-07

Beri Beri-Corporal Domingo Jolo, 26th
Native Scouts, May 81, 1902.
Sapticaemia and shock following opera
tion-Private William j. Martin, G, oath
Infantry, June Il. 1902.
Dlsentery-Prvate Edward ]. Lynch. F,
10th Infantry, June :. 1902; Sergeant Irvine
G. Gordon, 18th Battery Artillery, May IL,
1902.
Evening star., 1902-08-07
s. to 9.

At hzse.-Lot of Plain Colored
Organdiss. Figured Lawns, etc; good sized
lengths; sell resularly up to 1oc yard
AT 2Isc.-Wfite Victoria Lawn,
large PIECES; all perfect and worth much more
than the hour sale price.
Mems Sample Colored Under
wear; 75c. value-29c.
Waterproof Felt Window
Shades: several colors, with fxtures-5c.
Evening star., 1902-08-07
3 to A.

Boys SI.40 Wash Suits. sailor
blouse style; many pretty styles to choose fom
Boys Linen Crash Knee Pants,
exceilently made 29c.
White Applique ScarfS, covers
and centerpieces, worth up to 3oc.-i2fc.
Best Shelf Oilcloth, fine colors
and patterns; sells at Sc. yard-27sc,
Mems Kid Low Shoes, with tip
-s1.O0
Women's Finest Colonials, reg
ularly s2.25-sL1s
At 2zsc.-Cheese Cloth, good
line OF colors.
AT 3zsc.-Apron GingIlams,
colors and assorted checks: Sc. value
Evening star., 1902-08-07
: : aaal 3 3 3 : : ~ 3 I : : : 8 3 : :
The Wonderful ttour Sales

It's always story of surprising message
which appeals with the force of figures the hosts economically
inclined shoppers And for tomorrow we've prepared which
VIII easily rank with the best offerings put
famous FRIDAY salesand the saving of half the de-
srabe and most wanted of the seasons best merchandise
ducement the Greater Stores will be crowded
And keep mind that cash welcome
take advantage of the Hech Credit which prices
and part payments to suit your convenience
Evening star., 1902-08-07
Increase of Colombian Customs Duties

The State Depa rtment has received from
MIR. A NJ Beaupre, secretary Of legation at
Bogota. translation of a decree increasing
the Colombian customs duties so per cant
on all classes of foreign merchandise ira
ported into the country. the increase to
take effect July /, 1909.
Evening star., 1902-08-07
1 1 to 1 =.

Boys Best Quality 4oc. Wash
Knee Pants. for dress-29c
Boys Wool Knee Pants. the
kind always sold at 69c-39c.
Boys Brownie" Overalls, all
sizes-16c
I Boys Fine White Flannel
MILDLY Suit. beautifully trimmed with blue
silk soutache braid: made with double breasted
white marseiles vest; age years; last of lot
selling at S7.9S-specal at S1.9S.
Boys Sailor Blouse Wash
Suits. all colors beautifully braid trimmed a
considerable variety, 3 to years, always sold
at 81. 1850.
Mems $I.5o Silk Umbrellas
95c
Evening star., 1902-08-07

for some years been considered inadequate
to handle the immense passenger traffic.
and during this time efforts have been
made to secure additional ground. The lat
est announcement is that this object has
at last been accomplished and that the new
station will be built shortly.
Evening star., 1902-08-07
1 0 to 1 l .

s. Choice from about 500 Wrap
= ESisy Rsrs yafl9os sfes light and dark selling at
: BLACK Lawn Waists, buttoned
y back front. fast black. extra good quality
IS 49c. n Is .s .r.--
/ Women's Long kimonas, in
!" lawn ana batigtr. fun width fast coors; never
81 sold under $i-.ac.
ss Meas Sample Belts, ST to SI.5o
s. values siacs 3esss2 "34-i5oe
= All Mems SOC. Shirts-25c.
s. Mems Lisle Thread Hose, 5oc.
ss and Zoe. values-29c.
s. Mems Neckwear, all soc. four
in-hands- a5c,
= Mems Silk Gloria Umbrellas,
p $15O valre=-95c. -
p Choice of any Parasol selling up
b to s5-sl. 7....r
b Standard Sheet Music-1c.
b SC. roll Tissue Toilet Paper-2c.
p Boys Wool Knee Pants, sell al
se ways at 49c.-25c
b Boys White Duck Knee Pants,
SOC. vaue-25c.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-02-27
A. MANSELL. Mgr.

The First National Bank received
a draft of $4,000 on Tuesday from the
Equitable Life Insurance company
payable to the order Of Mrs. Helmer
P. Hilsdale, the amount of the policy
upon his life. This is the first of the
several companies in which he was
insured, to make payment. Our old
friend, T.. D. Arekes of st. Panl, Is
manager of the company in this state.
John McGregor of Little Falls, was
in the city on Tuesday, the guest OF
his brother William. McGregor
Bros. are purchasing horses for
shipment to North Dakota.
r.. B. Schoenhoff handles all kinds
of machine repairs-oil, needles,
extras, etc. He .will make liberal
trades for old machines.
Sir Knights Hilsdale, Ingram, Me-
Neice went over to Morris on Tues
day to be present at commandery
meeting of Knight Templars.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-02-27
LOCAL NOTES
FEBRUARY IT 1902.

Singer sewing machines are sold by
J. B. Schoenhoff, the laundry man, on
the installment plan. Only So per
month.
Judge Searle has granted Maggie
Cooking, aged 20, divorce from Will
liam S. Cooking, aged "a. The
divorce action charges the husband
with failure to support and desertion.
Mrs. Cooking is resident of Sauk
Centre and claims that since their
marriage in August 1897, her husband
has done nothing towards supporting
her, and that he refused to return
after deserting her il July, 1899. The
testimony was taken before M. Hog
an, who was appointed by the court
as referee.
A. J. .Finnigan, a leading real
estate dealer of Minneapolis was in
the city on Monday.
Money to loan on long or short
time. Farm loans, very low rates.
Charles A. Morse.
The City Steam Laundry washes,
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.-M. Cotter
has opened an employment agency at
his candy store on Main-st., and will
be able to furnish places of employ
ment to all who apply. If you want
work or need help it will pay you to
call at Cotter's candy store. -.
No acids are used in washing at the
City Steam Laundry.
M. Hogan has money to loan at six
per cent payable annually at his Office,
''on or before" plan.
Train No. 4, the east-bound Flyer,
made a record breaking run on Sun
day last between Alexandria and Sauk
Centre. The run of twenty-four miles
was covered in twenty minutes.
Tom Fikkan went to Minneapolis
on Wednesday.
The disease of Liver Complaint is
alarmingly prevalent and dangerous.
Mull's Pioneer LIVER Curehas brought
healthto ahostofsufferers. $1.00 0draft
in each 81 90 box as guarantee. 25c.
For sale by Hanson & Emerson.
A. E. Lyman has recently seen a
number of wolves while delivering
mail on rural route No. 8.
The Baptist ladies held a successful
cotton carnival on Friday and Satur-
day last in the Smith building.
That awful pain! Mull's Lightning
Pain Killer instantly cures. Safe for
invalids. 25 cts. ~. r.
! Do you want a livery rig? Get the
best for the lowest price-the kind
McGregor Bros. have.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-02-27
GA sToETA.
Bears the Tho Kind You Have Always Boughl
''s.s'''' T. I<AzZx

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Weeks of Brain
erd, spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Margaret Compton of Minnea-
polls, has been visiting Mrs. Thomas
Sullivan for few days.
The great chairvoyant and magnetic
healer, is now at the house next to the
Germania Hotel. All chronic diseases
successfully treated. Free consulta-
tion.
Fred jacob retured on Friday from
a visit to the home OF his parents at
Galesburg, Ill. His father celebrated
the 18th anniversary OF his birth on
Monday and is hale and hearty. Mr..
jacob spent considerable time in
Chicago making spring purchases.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marquison are
visiting friends in Alexandria.
Wheat is moving very slowly and
reluctantly. The receipts at present
in this market are much less than us.
ual at this season. Buyers do moi
look for an active market until after
seeding.
The spring-like weather has serious.
ly interfered with the logging work
east OF the city. It is not only difficult
to handle the logs but the mud upon
them is very hard upon the saws.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Huey came
down from Brainerd on Saturday and
spent Sunday with friends and rela.
tives in and near the city.
H. s. Gibson was in the city during
tho past week.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-02-27
Birch Lake.

Mrs. Miller came out from Sauk
Centre ON Monday to see her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mossman. She returned
on Tuesday.
OMr. Cortner is going to build a new
barn on his farm. r ..
Every indication here is of spring.
Charles Hunter has been appointed
school clerk to fill the place vacated
by B. CAUSE.-THE.
Mr.. Erickson expects to put some
new buildings on his place this spring.