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Mohave County miner., 1896-09-05

Tbe D,uver Rsonbican says that it is d fficult to deal seriously wish such a r'di :ulous collection of platitudes and false pretenses as Bourke Cochran uG tered in his Ms1iso i-sq iare G rden speech. The Republican then proceeds to deal seriously with his platiludes and false pretenses to the extent of nearly a column and halt.--ChIcago Tribune.
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-05
Democratic Contention.

The democrats of Mohave county met in convention in the courthouse and nom mated . ticket ibst is intended to mee the wants of the voters How it will be received is at present unknown.
 The convention was called to order al 10 o'clock and A. Cornwall elected tenn. porary chairman and W. Fl Lake tenn porary secretary.
 After the appointment of committee on credentials the convention adjourned until 70 o'clock.
 There wac one contest, that of White Hills At one o'clock the convention was called to order and committee on credentials reported in favor of seating the regular delegation. The report was adopted.
 The temporary organization was made permanent and committees on rules and order of business and platform were appointed. The rules committee report. ed the following order ot business:
 l. Permanent orgsnization.
 2. Council.
 3. Assembly.
 Sheriff
 5. Recorder.
 6. District Attorney.
 Treasurer.
 8. Probate Judge.
 9 Supervisors.
 10. Delegate to territorial convention. H. County committee.
 Report of rules and order of business adopted.
 Credentials committee reported na. tional platform for the party which was adopted.
 The next thing on the program was the nomi nation of councilman. Dan Smith and W. H. Lake were placed in DomiDa lion. Mir. Smith withdrew and Lake was nominated by exclamation.
 l. O. Cowan and William Imus were put in nomination for the assembly. Cowan received 3l votes to Mir. Imus' l3
 For sheriff J. s. Kolar and J. c Potts were nominated Potts received 23 votes 70 Mir. Kolsr's 2l Potts was declared the nominee.
 William Risley and Angus Carey were nominated for the recorder. Risley re ceived F votes and Carey r. Risley was declared the nominee.
 J. NJ. Murphy was nominated for dis srict attorney by exclamation.
 Harvey Hubbs was nominsted for treasurer by aclamation.
 Jonathan Logan is the nominee for probate judge.
 George M Bowers ana Ed. linus are the nominees for supervisors.
 Ed F. Thompson and Ad. Cornwall are the delegates 10 the democratic con vention at Williams.
 After the selection of county central the convention adjourned sine die.
 There was little friction in the con. as there was no fight over of. fees with the exception of sheriff and
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-05

Many west. bound passengers were laid over in Kingman this week on account of the big washout in Sacramento wash.
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-05

A. Laswell went up 10 Peach Springs Thursday night and returned last night
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-05
SilUer Class Examination.

Students. All except the gold bugs What is silver?
 A white metal.
 Where is it found?
 In the brains oi all the Americans. and few Europeans.
 What uses are silver put to in America To elect presidents, play poker, bust banks, shut down mines, make million aires, and rsise Ned in general.
 Can any of the class tell me what sil- yer IS like?
 Yes. it Is like sponge.
 Why like sponge?
 Because it is all absorbing just now. What ia the chief use of silver in America just now?
 To make national God, silver bolts, and to line clouds with.
 Do you mean to infer that the Ameri. cans are pagans? if so, why so?
 Because they all bow down, and wor- ship at its shrine.
 What is the formula or ritual of Silver. God worship2
 Just now it is Is to
 What is meant by Is toll?
 That it is Is chances to if the poor man gets any.
 What is a silver bolt?
 A thing that was shot out of the St. Louis convention by a gold bug how, cyclone fashion.
 Upon what promises do you base your assertion that the clouds have a silver lining?
 Because it lines the pockets of the Wall street brokers.
 What does history say about silver? That it was always worth 100 cents to the dollar.
 How do you prove it?
 Because the silver bells have toll'd, and tolld it over and over again. What is a silver bell?
 A silver bell is a miners sweetheart. See?
 The silver class may sit down. No sir, not with the gold bags on top. Ihotly.l Isay silver class persue your studies.
 Which lesson, Mckinley or Bryan? Why Bryan of course.
 How long?
 Until next November; Is to l are the points required.
 Immediate silver class please stand up. What have the class to say abou, the gold bug? it's nativity. habits, procl'yi. ties, &c.
 IL is the most con,emptabls bug that ever crawled; it was born in Havilah near Eden, raised in California, and finally settled in Wall street, where tt thrives by preying on the vital energies of mining interests, farm and mechanics labor, and the women sweat shops Of Gotham, it's best food being the demon etizing of silver, fattenibg the Roth- schilds and British bankers. How long has it besn gorging itself on these dainties? Prominently, since 1873
 What Is the scientific name for gold bug?
 Nah. Kinley bite or bait What is the etymology of makinlyite? It means in short, 8 galvanized dutch- 1 gilt irishman.
 Are the Msckinleys patriotic? If you mean rioting parts, they are. What do the gold bugs mean by sound money?
 They mean, that money should sound in their pockets, all the time, but in the farmers. pockets there should not be the sound thereof.
 What is meant by the Mckinley bill? ] That it is wrong translation, and should read, kill Bill Mckinley very dead with gold bug chloride at the KeeIy in stitute.
 Have the senior class any suggestions to offer as to the gold bug cognomen9 Yes. Clip their wings, and substitute stink instead of gold.
 And the result will bep Stink bugsll
 After this what will be the college yell2
 Hurrah for silver.--St George Union
 
 Sent h 10 Els Mother m Cermany.
Mohave County miner., 1896-09-05
Political
 Hnnouncements
For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
 I hereby announce myself ss a candidate for Sheriff subject 10 the endorsement ot the populist county convention.
 THOMAS CHIDEsTER. Ktngmsn, Sept. ?, 1896
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-24
Society at Ogelna Point.

Mrs. C. r. Buckman entertained
the campers at Ogema Point Tues
dav afternoon, july %. There
we're five tables at nroEres-
sive euchre and the ladies' progress
siys prizes were won by Mrs. s. F.
Staples and Mrs. Wetzel; Col. Eaton
and s. F.Staples, won thu gentlemen's g
progressive; Miss Lillian Hayes,
ladies lone hand, and DR.. Millspaugll
gentlemen's lone hand. For
campers, most elaborate re-
freshments were served, consisting
Of raspberry frappe, cake and fruit.
The visitors at the Point now are
Dr.. and Mrs. Millspaugh, Mr.. and
Mra. Vessel and daughter, Miss
Edith Brown, Mr.. John Kennedy,
Col. Weston Eaton and Mr.. Guy
Eaton, Of Lincoln, Neb.
Wednesday was Mrs. G. B. Buck
mans birthday and the occasion
was celebrated by q dance that
evening. An excellent time was
enjoyed, In which all the campers
participated.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-24
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Scahdia Valley. Notes.

- t{a"
: August Berglund has moved onto
Ills farm. in Ripley town.
j. w. Day IN up from Minneapolis
looking after harvesting ON hk farm
iii Rail Prairie.
< Hans Paulst,n and VIM. Jones wis.,
tied Motley on business on Monday.
Henry Sjogren. Of Grove {aty, ia
paying his cousin. Wm. SjGgrpn. a
visit, arriving last Saturday.
Oge,na point, on lake AleqAnder, is
getting to be popular summer re-
sort. At present It has about forty
people camped on it's shores. rg,
The folio wing school officers were
elected In district No. u at the an
nual meeting: For director. Il. Berg
strom; for treasurer, N. K. Rrun-
berg.
The recent rains were badly needed
in this section and did any amount ol
good. Farmers are now assured a
fair crop.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-24
TODAY THEY TALK.
The Populist Contention Waits
for Reports and
Listens.

ST. LOUIS, July 23.-The convention ,
was called to order by Chnirmnnr =
Butler ut ~ this morning, hut the
committee on resolutions was not
ready to report. A committee nns
WAYS and means was appointed.
e.. A. TOwne. Of Minnesota, took.
the platform and madr II speech. He
praised Teller and Bryan. He de-
clarpd that the present contest was
one between humanity and injustice.
Ex-Hov. st. John followed him.
and reference he made t" Grover
Cleveland was greeted with laughter.
A delegate fruEa Arkansus then en-
tertained the delega tes with song.
and Mrs. Pennington, M Arkansas
sang a. POpulist song. Without
transacting any further business the
convention took u recess until )
o'clock. 4: ... i. 4: 4: -.-e.-. Z
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-24
Elm Dale News.

Miss Eta Jacobson and Miss M.
e. Davies went to Brain"r.l lust
week to attend the summer truining
school. d ,-sft ~ - r. u 20
There was a dance at, G. Pollen-
beck's Saturday evening. A number
of young people from RoyoIton were
over to trip the light fantastic.
Erick j Johnson. Of Little Falls, was
arornd buying fat stock this week.
During the storm Sunday evening
the lightning struckJ. W. .AndersOn's
granary and set It on fire. There
was strong wind and the fire
spread rapidly. The house, barn
and cOrncrib were also con-
sumed, nothing : being, saved.
Mr.. Anderson was away from home
at the time. and the family barely
escaped with their lives. The build
inRs were insured.
Farmers are very busy haying.
Most Of the rye is harvested. Corn
Ia doing well and wheat looks more
promising than it did few weeks
ago.
Services were not held at the
Lutheran church on account of the
minister being called to Osakis to
preach q funeral sermon. III;
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-24
.WARREN-JAHARUS.
Ernest M. Warren. Of this City
Ii and Ella M. Jaharus, OF Day
ton, O., Married.

A quiet hut very pretty wed ding
Occnrr4d at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. L. Warren an First street
northeast at IL O'clock Thursday
morning. when their eldest aoil,
Ernest NJ. Warren. was Joined in the
holy bonds of matrimOny to Miss
Ella NJ. .Jallarus. III Dayton @.
Rev. r e. Opic, of the NJ. +. church
II Brainerd. performed the @cere
mOny. which was witnessed by the
members of the graon's family and
a few friends ~ the young couple.
Miss Hattie Hurting VAS bridesmaid
aud Eugene Warren, Il brother 81
the groom, WAS best man.
The bride wore a handsome gown
Of cream colOred cashmere and cA''-t
ried pink roses, and Miss Harti,.g.
was becOJnjngly nttired III white. zs
y After the ceremony Il we'isling
mncheOn wns served, which was
heartily enjoyed by Ill present.
i The happy couple left On the noon
rraill 'n Il wedding tours to,
Fargo, and will he at home
after Ang. lat their new hOllfesnIi
Fourth street southeast, which has
been furnished ana il now re.i for
them to begin housekeeping. S$ \
The groom is one of the most
populai Young nel, in this citv- and
.is Industrious and reliable. He isAt
present employed as engineer VI the
East side saw mill of the Piue Tree
company.
The bride. though only having
beenn resident of this city u few
months, has made many warm,
friends in this community. she a
an accomplished singeranh muaictAn
and lis a very estilnable young lady. d'y'.s.
The union Of Mr.. Warren and Mias
Jaharus sis a result ~ Il f,,ntlness
for eachotEer which began inItheir
childhood. they being playlnates and
5scllOollnAtes ut their former home
In Michigan. The attachment then
formed ha4sgrt,Wn stronger .as.st tittaes
passed and the happy union ',tyl'
loving young people is the result.
The newly married connle ssyeie
the recipient tn Of many valuable Snd
useful presents from friends ii this
city and other places. They ako re-
ceived letters Of cOngratu|ation
from numerous friends and acqpaint-
nnces ntl their former home in
Oscoda, Mich.
The people III this community
heartily join IN wishing the young
couple future happiness and pros-
pcrity.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-24
Z Lincoln toms: i ii !

We lla We a show in town; the. peu-
pie are giving Il pretty good show.
Preaching here last Sundav by
Rev. Amos Randall. a.. .......
jack Long IL only rnnning.hls mill
days, on account Oi a short crew.
Tell bike riders who are on their
way to Ogema Point they had better
get better directions 10 as:n'It to get
lost and wake the farmers ,n> after
midnight tO ut Clirections- Il. said
farmers are getting shot. gums to
protect themselves frtta,. night
marauders. This IL for tine benefit
Oi two who woke NJ. a man, three d.
miles from here. abOut,2H. M, Tues
day night.
People are haying'atn grent rate,
these days. "f.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-24
Deafness Cannot he Cured

FF|sa
by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by cOnstitutio tional
remedies. Deafness in scaused by an
inflamed condition Of the mucous
lining Of the Eustachlan Tube.
When this tube is inflamed you have
a rumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when it is entirely closed.
deafness is the result, and unless the
inflammation can be taken out and
this tube rest Ored to its normal con-
siition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases cut Of ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing
hut an inflamed condition sOf the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot he cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars: free.
FL. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
~Sold by Druggists. IS.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-24
Parker Items.

Haying has cOMmenced In good
earnest. While tame hay is II heavy
crop. wild grass. will not be more
than, twO-thirtlH VI" H. crop.
Plenty Of rainSenough' to- save the
crops.
Mr.. p. q. De. Moss and his father"
have come down from Dakota on n
short visit, as Mrs. De Moss expects
to start for Oregon soon. 1t IL said
there are other attractions for Mr..
P.O. ~.
Ola GentAman Gish has gone to-
Staples for a. short outing, also to-.
visit his two Sons who are living
there.
MIR. Amos Oby and wife seem to,
have deserted Parker town. finding
Randall to he more congenial.
Miss Ina Dakin's school has closed,
having given satisfaction to all.
Miss Dakin ia an excellent teacher
also a great help in our Sabbath
school She has made many friends
in her short stay with us and we re-
gret to see her go.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-24
Motley Items.

The ;,erry business is rushing new
H-dass. 5.Ss $. ~ ..sa,
W. IL Benson made. n bmsinexs
trip to Brainerd Tuesday. $...
MISS Hnldn Abra IA lnson. who naH
been In st. Pnnl during the last year,
In home on a visit r
There was no preaching in the NJ.
E. church Sunday. Az Rev. f. III
Nicholson went to Fergus Falls to
take the place Oi Rev. J. H. Cudlipp.
who IL away tn n short vaca tiOn.
Miss Mabel Andrews has been Wis.,
iting with Mr.. and Mrs.C. H. Hodge
during the past week. She returned
to her home in Verndale Tuesday.
James WhitiOrd, who has been ON
the sick list for some time. is improv-
Ing in health. ~
The dance given in Nash L Dayen-
ports bowery last Friday eve was
we'll attended.
Mr.. Carr went to Wadena On busi-
ness Tuesday.
Ed Mahan was up from Little
Fails last week putting the finishing
touches ON the bridge across the
Crow Wing river at this place.
Mrs. James Priestly and son. who
have been visiting with Mrs. Mary
Johnson. started for their home in
Pennsylvania Thursday.
Chas. Ward has closed his barber
shop here and moved to West SuLe-
rior. Ms. Ward and son left for
that place last week. Joe Wolf has
moved his barber chair and outfit
from Thief River Falls and reopened
his barber shop in Motley.
Mrs. c. H. Hodge has been on the
sick list. ,s ".,
Miss Barnhart, OF Randall. is in
the village visiting with Miss Grace
Patch
The Rebek abs at this place installed
the following officers last Thursday
eve: Maria Crandal), N. e.; Lavetta
J johnson, v. &C. H. Hodge, r. s.;
NJ. M. Hodge, P. S.; Mary johnson,
treasurer. ..,-
G.. H. Hodge, u. u. G. NJ, installed
the following officers Of Motley I. O.
O. F. lodge, No. 13 last Saturday
eve: W. e. johnson, N. &; E. A..
Green, v. e.; G. W. Brantner, secre-
tary; C. H. Hodge, treasurer; O. L.
Brown, warden; G. H. Williams, R.
S. N. G. c-
d.. Gillis rode down from Staples
on his .'bike" Wednesday.
B. F. Hartshorn, Of Philbrook.
was In the village Monday enroure
to Brainerd. + ... ,s.'s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-24

II Eczema Is a frightful affliction, but
like all other skin diseases ii can he
perm anently cured by applications
OF De Wits Witch Hazel Salve. It
never fails to cure piles.
l.. d. BROWN.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-24

III the First NatiOnal bank OF Little:
Fails, was raised to $29,1lO.
Also. the hank stock of the etierman
American, ha MI was raised to $24 400.
It wns moved and carried that the
value. nf the personal
property nssesampnr for the year
1895 ~ the following named persons
lie raised ma follows: s5.:s 5a N
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-24
A Deception Easily Practised

ia the offer OF q reward for "any case
of cAtarrh not cured" by certain
'.cures',,, or .'blood medicines" Moth
ing: Id said regarding the number Oi
bottles required, and therein lies the
deception. The makers Oi Ely's
Cream balm have never resOrted to
such devices. Cream balm IL al ele-
giant preparation, agreeable to use
and immediate in it's beneficial re-
suits. It cures catarrh. You can
rely upon the fact that It contains
no murcury nor other Injurious drug.
so cents.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-24
Royalton.

44nS Oh Cne IclnWeF OOdCU III ~. y.
EyVison & Co.'S IA W mill and IN sORlt'
manner his right hand ca,,se IN com
1tact with the "a " and three fingers
Iwerc sawed on and the thn,hb
lstverely sawed. DR.. Kinney dFpsst.tl
ithe wounds and poor Larry IL walk
Ing the street with his arm II. II
sling 4 %s
On Monday Joe Leigh hurried to-
town with his ten-year old son
whose fingers were ha1liy Eacprated.
She effect ii gearing III a fred cutter
DR.. Putney dressed these wounds
l,nd cannot say. ais yet whether the
boy will lose any ot the fingers -
inO. ~ j. ~ f5s
& In the thunder! AtnrtM,, ,tA sunday
might. \. Lotlimier, Of l.angOIa, had
Ia horse killed hv lightning. The
5hnrse was in the last,tre about one
fourth mile from the house when
Killed. !: .s...5. ~. . T.,
Tuesday, M. tr,tlas. inst this side
Of the Platte riverbFitlge, struck and
Instantly killed a very fine Young
COW, the propertyt,t +. VI. Coughey.
& Wednesday night Fred .Joslin's
fine young team broke th"ir 1asten.
|ings near G. C,.Rn"r's blacksmith
Ishup and started for home quick.
!!anaking all the corners and crossing
|sthr iron bridge IN fine style. One
Emile out Of town Newell Pettet met.
I;tnl, of course. stopped them. and
brought then. back with nothing
Ilrokrn exec It the " against fast
Itraveling over the bridge.
L There have been Il number O'
Istrangers with us two days this
awe' k. delegates to the We. II. u.
Iconvention. The? transacted their
Eusiness snd adjourned without a
lIWlt. ii ~.4...%..
n Tuesday evening the event Of the
l:sp,,sOn was the free for all dance IN
II. W. BNuck y new hall. The hall
Mas literally packed with smiling
ljNople and tire silvrrqurstiOn wasn't
There wns lIat one
lkleaker the whole evening and he
duly reitara tesi 'first i,,nr rigt, tlaist
leet. z 1Underneat h HE ,IlssalGsSete
E,,hics' guild ditIn't no d thing but
furnish drinks and eatablrs to the
hungry. happy thirsty people netting
f"r the guild about forty standard
dol liars. -
j.. Finan. who has been. IN the
employ 0f A. &. Wilson & Cn. for the
past year, has packed Ills belongings
and returned rO his farm. The man
who leaves farm for days, work
cau return. but the man who com
,npnces working out will never have
u farm to leave. +.
Sixteen to one won't do. Ira
BOuck is re-rOOting his store. 1t was
shingled six teen years ago and there
were sixteen holes Ito one square
foot. m,. +2"s
r. p. Graham was with us We']nes-
day. '"}-- Il,
%. H. Havill ana family came up
from st. Cloud Thursday. They are
guests at hotel TivOli, and will b.
with us about ten days. y. h. will
he ut the bank in person. Assistant
Cashier RhOda taking = needed va.
cation. I'd. .....-. .. ~
~. Bockhorni announces his
opening Oi Hotel TivOli, with a dance
and supper Saturday evening Ut this
week. All are invited and all will
enjoy themselves. and all who 70
will get acq uainted with Joe. ..
A Deception Easily Practised
ia the offer OF q reward for "any case
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-24
ELv's :.
CREAI BALI

" q
II quickly !. 'sorbed.
Gle. sses tRe Nsssl
Pas ges. Allsys Pai'
and 1shsanati"n.
Heals the Sores. Pro-
tsets the Membrane
from Additional Cold.
Restores the 8. nsss Of
Taste snd Smell. Gives
belief at once. and It
will Csrs.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-24
COUNTY BOARD.
A Short Session of the Com
mfsstonerS was Held
s Thursday.

g. The tn>Arh III county cOMn,issiDn-
era met III ndjOnrntHl seSsis'n ON
Thursday. July 2ss; all present.
The road petition Of G. Kern and
Others for a county rOad beginning
at southeast corner ~ section ~.
town -. range 81 town, ,Of Buchanan, ,
anA running west ON AsetttHa ltEt. to
the kOnthpNHt corner Of section ~.
town ~ Bellevue, was referred to
Com missioner jacobson t,r -xamtn
attth,, and he h Il, he at p. r.
M"l'ooEall's house ..n Sept. 25. ut
~ O'Clock n.,m: s--,. w..
= Applications M Israel Mc(nv, +.
Weyerharuser and ID. s. Clyde s.,r
abatement Of real estate taxes were
n tectesl. #
Following bills were ahloweh:
Tom ROhOi.,e, work ON &ra vel I''
vile bridge. e.....,.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / II
Ed MuhAn. taking ont iron Oi
= ROyalton bridge. ............. SO ~
The county commissioners were
allowed the following sans for lnr
diem on hoard of equalizA tiOn,
county boar" and mileage:
JAconsOn.. ...... .............-....... $fS ~
Id OHtI,.... .......-................ - ~
sJnneH.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a ~
Hennen.. ,.......... Is 90
>nteuN ........ ......................... ~ SU
The following resolution was
then aAnplel:
Resolved. Thnt the sum Ot $500 Il"
and thp/san.e hereby IT, appropriated
out OF the county revenu" fund of
Morrison county for the rurp'se of
making an exhibit at the minnesota
state fair. to be held III Septembrr.
1896, 1T til" products ~ MORRISON
county. and 1t il further resolved
that the chai rmnn W,this t.Oar0 np-
point sni,.t. person or person. under
whose direction said money shall le
expended and the exhibit mndp.
commissioners Hennen ana Sheedy
voted IN the negative.
Board adjourned. ...,y Il Il.
III IyE 4sEkt
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-24

Minneapolis now claims pOpu-
latiOn OF 2l0,903-a gain h about
2,OOO over last year. ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-07-24

ety & q ~ 4
\ For Ave weeks ! lived on cold
water. NO to speak" writes u man
who suffered terribly from indiges-
ton. He could hardly keep nny-
thing on his stomach. What stayed,
wasn't pre- perly dikes,ed and gave
him terrible pnn%s. ra ...-
Il This il not an uncommon case.
.Dyspepticr don't get enough nOur-
i4hment. They are generally thin
and weak. ..-..~s... ,......
They may ent enough. but they
don't digest enough. Much Of what
they eat. turns into poison. II this
keeps on there's nojtelling what dis
ease they may get next. ,..s
That's why 1t is best+tO take Sha-
ker Digestive Cordial. as, soon az
Is.yaIp ss,lss4 isaiiKeS eS,it;n pIrsaT: n "
II cures al the wills Of indigestinn
and prevents tile evils which indiges-
tiOn calses. =. :y. - =,
Sold bydruggists price 10 cents to
$l.W per bottle. VI