The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-08-13

In every fair bargain both parties
gain.' When you buy box of Cole's-
Veterinary Carbolisalve we gain an
other friend and you gain freedom for
sour horses and cattle from gals and
sores. It always heals without scars
and renews the hair in its original
color. Be sure to get COLES. It's
guaranteed by all druggists.
The Minnesota permanent school
fund has reached the SIS, 600, 900 mark.
No other state except Texas has so
large fund. the state officials esti-
mate that it will not be long before
Minnesota will surpass Texas. Of this
fund approximately $4,000, 900 in un-
paid principle on land contracts, and
of the remaining $4,000, 900, So, TOO, ZOO
is invested in Understanding bonds.
The average rate of interest is 4 per
cent.
Executive Agent S. F, Fullerton, of
the state game and fish commission is
notifying all wholesale milliners in
the state that they must not have in
their possession, or sell trimmed hats
and hat trimmings which include a1y
kind of songbirds. This is in line with
the revision of laws passed at the last
session of the state Legislature and
will aid materially in preventing the
slaughter of the states song
birds.
w. M. Henderson has gone to Ham
line to remain until after the state fair,
Stephen L. was taken down on Friday,
and is in training under Mr.. Hender-
sons personal direction. He will drive
him in the race for $4,000, for which
thirty -one entries have been made, and
in which there will be twenty starters,
at least. Mr.. Henderson will also
drive Redstrath for the owner, Mr..
Smith. He is looking closely after
ne training of that horse, also.
Geo. E. Spears and F. E. Thayer,
iwo of the most expert billiard players
n the Northwest, strolled into the
billiard room of G. A. Writ on We'd
lesday morning, and without any great
flourish began to manipulate the ivory
globes in manner that soon attract
ID attention. Their identity soon
eaked out and the billiard lovers
gathered to witness some remarkable
They are certainly won
iers and withal as modest as the yeri-
sst tyros.
Reports come from Litchfeld that
State Entomologist Washburn Of the
state experimental station is visiting
The chinch bug sections of Meeker and
5tearns counties. In this section most
IF the grain is already cut, but his WIS.,
t may result in taking measures to ex-
erminate them before another year.
These bugs have done several thous-
Ind dollars OF damage in this county
already, and if there is a way to kill
hem off the farmers would be thank
ul for the remedy. @
Miss Charlotte Swift, a girl just in
Ter teens, got off the train here Mon
lay feeling very sad and lonesome. She
ives in Sank Centre and had come up
he line expecting to get off at Little
Sank. DR.. Rich of Sank Centre is
having an outing at the lake there and
his young lady came up to join his
party, but she said she did not hear,
he station called on reaching Little
Sank and came on by. The conductor
brought her on to this place and had
Ter get Off here to go back on the af-
ernoon treight.-Long Prairie Demo
rate.
Two men in bicycle suits wandered
nto the billiard parlors on SiXth-ave.
lorth last evening aud beg an to play a
uiet game of billiards.. Soon their
me work attracted the attention of the
pectators and later it became known
hat they were no less personages than
leo. E. Spears, proprietor of the West
lotel billiard parior, Minneapolis, and
2. E. Thayer, an expert. player of ST.
Paul. They performed in champion
hip form but were quiet and modest in
heir work. Mr.. Spear took occasion
.owever to congratulate Proprietor
1anseth on his tables and appoint
1entr. They are making pleasure
rip through the country awheel.--.
ournal-Prass.
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