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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-30
Il Conde de Monte Csisto

81 dido eran los dos Gaioos sent;dos r,nx
AMI auo como dos llamas aquella nsasa hnoo.ns
pertS1t Casl la tnmha; pero de estns 4dr,, .an,;
dos, podla reveiar-la vida anterior que ANNA
ba la eessN u vista quo denunoiaba -esta vida
interior Ae sSe9aoa una d. esas luces leianas oue
dnrante la nocnnuestrAn al viajero perdido an nm
dssisrto que a1n ser viviente que yela en- aqasi
Asi, pass, en- aquef Segros del anoi.no VI
ilefort, cayas cejss tsssasan con ID bl.nou
"a de so arga oabsera, Sc RsfaS tod !.
astividad toda la vida, toda Il t.,rxa t6es -
cia que antes pertenecfan aquel,uerpo -" 90
Eu efecto, faltabaie moylmient~ al BRAVO sc~.1
la yoz actud al ouerpo pero aqusf0s oios sunl5aS
todo; 81 mandaba los ojos daba racias non los
ojo5 tamb6u era uu cadaver con los ,ios apimauo.,
NADIA era mas espantoso yeces que au sl rostro de
marmo cuyos oios expresaban ssces Ia coies''
otras la algeria tres personals duicamene sabian com
prender 81 lengusje del pobre paralftbo Viletol@
vaisntina, el antigua criado de queihemos nsoi'
do
Pero como Villefoit no le yefa sino muy rars se1'
por deoirlo aei cusndo no tenfa otro tsmedo
cuando 10 via no procurso oa oomplacere nv;
ia q Valanh;ns bMa logrsdo 4 fnars de caTino y
cohstancia comprender por la nirada tcdos los pens.
nlentos del anciauo este lenguae mddOs iuo0''s
Die para otro cualauiers, respondia tod so,
"a su nsonomfa, tOda alma dc ave - 49, 0
Dian dialogos animaios entre aqusla Assde Sss-zs
osoaser. que sin enbargos an hombrE d. M sO1I
immense, ds una penetrsci5n faaudita. 49,
tad tan poderosa como pueds aerlo q s4#
en ma matoria por la cua % perdid
cerse obedeoer h -
valentino habia rssuelto lei sy
ap4.nuer ei pansanento asi
Antsndiera si suyo gtaOias
AZ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-30

9 que Ia situaci6n econ6miea de Asua
q dilla se va ponieuda cads d.a mas t.
raute La vordolaga, ,la pepita de pan
los mangos otras raioes que sa pue.
den comer hacen IN papsl importan-
Teen Ia mesa del proletarfo.
Et s.cdo. don Jose r. Becerra de
Garate ha trasiado su bufetea Ia Gale
| de la Luna. SD.
j 81 vapor inglAs s'Resvensdalen une
saiio hacs algnaos dias d | puerto de
IL capital SO neg6 q informar 4 los
fantasmas yar KEGS que andan por es.
tas aguas, su destinO oar2a que
portaba. No por este fu6 detenido
niexaminado su despacho.
Suplicamos nuestros busnas sgen.
tes nos remitan los fondos que bayan
recaudado de La DEMooRACIA, 10 mas
breee possible.
Pneden efectuarlo en- bilIetes de
banco iibranzas de In prensa, sellos
de correo 6 giros de fScil cobro, Ger
tlncando por nHestra cuenta dichos
valores.
A consecnenoia de una rifIa que SO |
produjo en- Puerts de Terra, result6 |
herido Antonio Lopez
AVISO q los Fabricantes, Que EsI
tsban de Leon, ofreca en- venta lens
superior trozada como SO le pida.
Telefono nfmero 81.
Ponce, JUNO de 1898. Ind. |
EN CAMUY.-Todas las perso1as
J famiiias que de paso para Aguadi-
ila, deseen descanzar y conner bien,
pueden dirijirse la casa de familia
ae don Fuse oio Vale. Camuy e
En- la mocha del "a, manos crimins- /
es pegaron fuego Ia panaderia de II
Ion Carlos Lopez, de Oayey. lie
La patrulla de voluntarios, 10 ex-
ingri6. II
Delfin Torres, ooussoasAk.af,os ds
dad hiri6 por la espsida, a~an CON p
eciao, Agustfn Romeros dsf barrio
'ollores Humacao.
Un remedio her6ico contra Ia debi-
dad general, Ia depression nerviosa VI
raqultismo es Ia verdadera Nsyy0. /.
ne krufster que no sabremos reco- II
endar bastante nuestros lectores.
S'ss' .nsi77e Pruifey es aA~y ee.s
ahla af afJusfeao Jun sfseya fatiga el est6ma-
O. sxcita elapetito J nsce renacer
as fsergas. ,ss fa..;.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-30
cARTERA De La JsLA
Ha muerto en- Oaguas ell rApeta.
'lsMciano doa Miguel Aoralss

u
barrioa de Mayagiie2s ~ |,
ri enthusiastic liberal don jose OaAl
sillas Flecha de Humacao, ha fallecido :,
Fl indivlduo Teodomiro Ramirez,
dc Toa alta fu6 detenide por supo-
merle autor del desjarretamiento, dc
una noviila.
HA DESAPARECIDO.-De los
pastos de don jose Ortiz, Quebrada
Lim6n, un potro zaino oscuro, de dos
afios de edad, con los cuatro menudf
llos blancos, la cola blanca y negra,
y un lucero blanco en- Is nariz :zquier-
da Gamma POGO tGc0neGd0.
Ell que 10 entregue al que suscribe
en- al Pastillo, sera gratificado.
Vtctort0no NaldosGdo.
90 de JUNO de 1898.
as
"A don Oonerlio Martinez, vecino
del barrio Valenciano," t6rmino
municipal de Juncos, Ie desjarretarou
en- la noche del % dos cabezas de q
nado vaouno
Como presnDto autor del hecho fue
datsEido Marcos Perez Martinez"
Con esta fecha y ante ell notario de
essa ciudad dou Rafael de Ls6n, he
renunciado Ell poder generahsino que
Ia Succession de mi difunto padre don
Oelestino Mercado "a e. p. d. me
confaTa.
10 que hago pdblico para conoci-
m,euto de todas aquellas personals con
ouieres tiene negoc!aciones la Suce-
si6n Carlos MercGdo Ponce. Il de
uuio de 898. 81
De hace alguaos dias se anouentra
enfermo. en- Humacao nueatro apre-
al able amig y correljglonaTio el Lcdo
dod Pablo Fodt y Aartelo.
LA EQUITATIVA. - Vende 11
| ;nego muebles de bejuco en- 60 pesos
| reloles de dos pesos en adelaute. pan
talones, gabanes y fuses completes
10 maouinas de cadeneta y doble pespun
te, caden tas, leonti as, leopoldiuas
| ps atallas, sros, sortijas, pulseras, al
nleres infinidad de prendas por Il
mitad de 50 Valor.
/ Plaza Principal, esqulna . Villa
| ANGEL LOMO.
r.;hon ala Darrasnonh he
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-30

La felicidsd de nuestra vida. de-
pende, en- general, de nosotros mis-.
mos. Goldsmith
La felicidad del hombre en- esta
vida no consiste en- no tener pasiones,
Sino en- saber dominarlas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-30

On s1nsmigos i, aicans.a.l sal
,neos.v, nc averfss, cuys napS impe
ni ais falio IN tren esDec,, 4,
! Dals, a;.s con oojeto de drss trss
! : oludad 8 los tripulante,
en- que eseribimos esta'
smos podido apterarnos 4.
81 sIo AZ ,4aiguna desgraSia.
% IL" y ei "Oonchsn oon
"a dei puerto al abri1o de,
enoe de Lsdn" 40 trabata
!. nn de reparar ei desa
oIu Ne,a, oil separarss del
osz" q uno de cuyos eos. ga.
j cp en- Bahia Honda ns-
les.
,i:.snigo sigus a 10 vista. |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-30

d, Errida.
hs muy boui-
fsA' f''asss'''' 'ss''
sblos do la isla
q question pan.
q 10 que pass con
10 perdido la cuen-
? nj q como sale
''
rodiran para ana
II susras: '''
ae otaeu pan!
an polas GALES d.
lbichuek on1o VIC
nianeas .ocho, '"'
nferma dads b.o
senora d. Lace
Lin at. 7 Ana
lila postrada eA..
que sufriera 4 a'ms
y simpatica sku au
a. W
1eo0amoS aa psoA
Estrella, entire So.
alquila una oass
'idades siguients.:
J conasdor. Una
ina aqua = letrins'
% adninistrsoi6n.
e PONCE
En- cumpli-
scribe eI articuIo
? convoca a Jun.
: fundsdores 81
de 10 noche, su.
etario. Matso
ate, @ Sehuk
de venta On
playa de Pom
que los pa.
que en- via.
todos los
Rres,
4 ad de que
iespschan
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G& as..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-30

eoNas On nhsFe rxoxi- |
suicide en- el cuartel de
J esta cindad, Ton IN fud |
sl cabo de gsstadores
Itga. |
epsnetr6 por la barba ga
kc5o izquierdo. |
los movies que le indu- |
aiz soldado para tomar |
serminaci6n.
p, cunpli6 81 Casino de |
ade haberse instalado. |
spritas s.s y jovenes, miem |
n:patlca sociedad. espa-
esteJara, aunque fuera
la, el primer aniversa
g1ra que muy pronto
on del cargo do medico
70 esse puerto para que
;ado nuestro distingui-
J b Amadeo.
lando buenos servicios
81 igilancia y rdsn pd
fiudad.
hs concurren muchos
{ argados de pinas 4 esta
da fruta sc vende muy
"a que muchos conner
comercio bajaran to-
! Venta de los artfculos
! esidad, debido & las
sCanclas por0ue atra
ia resoluci6n de esos
tes la carestfa de re
sado de los precios q
,tizando los comesti-
possible la vida & los
biele star y de ira
ss de o6ciales auxi
La audiencia Nc ,rri
Dmbrados don Airian
lila y don Sa4dalio
lez. q propuestA de
4raeia y Jasticia J
"a Gracia y jus
u expedldb un
I0ltici6n hecha er
si.,ll eeecto por loi
don NlszlA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-30

Il
u La felicidad del hombre en- eat,
vida no consiste en- no tener pasiones
sino en- saber dominarlas
\ Ell AMOR
/ El amor es MA fusnta
| que en- ell corsz6n SO ALOHA,
y haee abrir hoja tras b y1a
| Las flores Ge su jardfn;
y SD benefic riego
fecunda nuestra existencia
con la RIGA a raacencia
| de un internfnabIe 4 bril-.
El amor mace on ell cislo,
y descseude de 50 altura
4 traernos Ia ventura
en- su caliz celestial;
Y bebiendo su ambrosfa
hombre y mujer de consumo,
fuude dos seres 0n uno,
en- IN instante fngez
J. Labaila.
On gitano &c gans Ia vida ven.
diendo cabsllos engahando . los
compradores.
u sted me ha r0bado-la decfa
uuo de estos. Me asegur6 usted que
el caballo no tenia ningdn defecto, y
ahora acabo de YER que es tuelto.
--tHombrei -contestd Ell chalau---
ESQ no es un defscto, es una des-
gracia.
Un quinto, sentencaado Q muerte
por IN Oonsejo de guerra, calcnl6 los
dfas1 s1gue tardaria en- llegar poder de
su madre Ia carta comuuickndole ID
[ata! noticia, y comenz0 de eeta amer
Ie: SIS
Querida madre: aver fuf fusilsdo
,or diesel ertor."
OANTAREs
Rebafiandc una escudiIls
cantaba an pobre { mi puerta:
--lQn6 sabrosos son los guisos
del tig6n de Ia irdigencia!
Fer ia pendtente del muudo
f0sQs vamos descendiendo:
l06qazs bajan rodando
son los que llegaa primero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-30
~OANTAREs

Rebaflsndc una escudills
cantaba an pobre { mi puerta:
-lQn4 sabrosos son los guisos
del tigon de Ia irdigencia!
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ditiona1 CORES pond nce on.
fourth page.
Lincoln.

Lincoln. &
March 22.-DaD Randall spent few
days at Fort Ripley visiting friends and
relatives3 .ss
Hope reaster,, who has been clerking
IN l.. }. Plckett's store the past winter,
has gone to his home in West Superior.
MISS Ida Huff, Of Little Falls. who has
been at Staples on business. stopped
here on her way home to visit friends at
this place.
John Moe returned from his farm last ]
Tuesday:
Mrs. Dave Randall, OF Randall, is
spending few. days with Dan Randall
while her husband is at the hospital in
Minneapolis being doc;ored for his eyes
and head. #=.. e =. -
Claude uovy vert TO St. Cloud last
Saturday to settle up his school affairs
at that place. as he does not intend to
return to school there until fall He
returned Monday.
Ben Grow is on the sick'lis Il
A surprise party was given on Mr.. and
Mrs. Lathrop Sunday evening. All re.
port a good time. :.
A party was given at Mr.. Noes Sat-
urday evening. Ice cream and cake
were served at eleven o'clock. Every
body enjoyed themselves.
Charley Troxel is visiting at Dan
Randalrs.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-25

Mrs. E. Kearney Of Portland. Oregon,
q most estimable lady, writes: Two
years was taken with severe nervous
trouble. Tue least excitement or strain.
would use me up completely. / got sol
could not sleep would lie night after
night with open eyes, unable TO get rest
This with other troubles brought on
severe ' headaches and palpitation OF the
heart and indigestion until II was "a
physical and mental wreck Ny copdi.
tom was most serious. i could not
attend 9 my household cares. Il tried
our g, local ysicialls and many remedies
without help. | did moi improve, bur
grew rev '.' y q orte N y friends grew alarmed
and an S. one Of them: commend ID Dr..
Booths German Blooa sRemed Il took q
large dose before rptirlng;, vent TO
sleep very soon and had the first. good
nights rest il months. continued
taking i until I Was completely cured. I'll
N Rs.a p. KEARNEY SO
n q East 35th Sc, ortland, Oreeon
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Ro.yalt,o'n:.

Chas. q. Dakin left last Friday for
Minneapolis to b. gone about a week
G. b. Ogsbury and family, of Anoka,
spent Sunday in the village visiting rela-
tives.
Andrew Olson as at DixvIlIe last
Friday, making some repairs on the
creamery engine at that place. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bouck left last
Saturday for St. Paul, where they went
as delegates to the grand lodge OF A. o.
o. w., and Degree OF Honor. Il
The Kickapoo Medicine Co. closed
their two weeks engagement at the
opera house Monday night and left for
Little Falls Tuesday. i I.
Mrs. A. C. Wilson went to Minneapolis
Monday afternoon for few days visit.
l. W: Bouck and 4. W. Swanson left
Tuesday morning for Minneapolis to at
tend the state convention OF republican,
league clubs. 's
Mrs. $. C. Ogsbury left for Minneapolis
Wednesday afternoon for a weeks visit
with relatives.
Word was received here Tuesday that
Will Walling had been killed near Pine
River station Mr.. Walling has been
logging al that place this winter and last
Frida." while rolling tho logs on the
landing, ne fell face downward, ard two.
logs rolled on him, one on his limbs and
one across his hips, pinning him to the
ground. He lay in that position from
Friday afternoon until Monday noon
and when found by trapper who hap
pened that way. was till alive and con-
scious. The trapper removed the logs
and then went three miles to a camp for
help, but when he returned. Mr.. WaIling
had expired. The body arrived here on
the early morning train Wednesday.
The funeral services were conducted from
the NJ. E. church Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. Saunderson officia ting. Mr.. Wal
ling leaves wife and two children to
mourn his death. The family have the
sympathy OF the entire community in
THE, their sad bereavement.
II. H. Hill transacted business at
Minneapolis the first Of the week.
B. W. Brannen visited at the county
seat Tuesday.
Woods Bell, who went to Seattle,
WASH, last fall, has returned to Mime
sofa. He has secured employment Ill
Minneapolis aud will make his future
home I here.
Mrs. l.. J. Bassler left Tuesday ior Lit
tie Falls, where she will take six weeks
treatment at the hospital
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Upsala.

Upsala.
Lawrence left for St. Cloud last week OF
business.
Christ Lawrence has rented O. Nelson's
farm.
Olaf Nelson, OF Minneapolis, is making
call on some OF bis old friends here.
Quite a number ofour people are sici
with la grippe.
s. C. Henstrand is repairing his boat
this week.
1t is rumored that O. =. Johnson hat
purchased a wheel
Miss Lottie Olson will leave for Mime
apolis this week.
Olson Br: came down from the
woods last week, where they have been
cutting wood this winter.
Rev. Johnson will preach in the Luth.
eran church next Sunday.
Victor Fl enstrand and Nels Peterson
saw large wolf last night.
One of our young men went to Little
Falls last week. What for, we won't
tell, 80 have courage boys and have
your COW bells ready.
Dr.. Hilbert, of Albany. was calling on
some Of his patiehts last Saturday.
Or. Lonsdale was over on professional
business last Friday. --:<
Rev. Carlson was called to Big Stone
last week by the sudden death OF his
littleniece.
John Swedbeck is expected home this
week.
j.. S Bergstrom has put up picture
gallery at Elm Dale. He. guarantees
frst-class work.
We hear MIR. Gunderson. of Elm Dale,
will start his creamery the first part OF
April.
Miss Alvina Nelson, OF Elm Dale, and
second tip to our church last Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Vining, OF Little Falls, was m
this neighborhOod last week.
Nels Ekstrom left Thursday for South
Dakota, where he will work this season.
Our postmaster and postmistress have
Doth been on the sick list.
Henry Peterson left last Monday for
Minneapolis, where he will visit for a
short tlme
A professor in music came up from ST..
Paul last Monday. He is instructing
our young people il singing.
Swan Matson will sell his personal
property at public auction and move to
ST. Paul
Christ Christensen, of Elm Dale, is
staying with R. N. Hanson
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St. Matthias.

March 2l.-W. H. Green and family
! visited his father, Jas. Green, of Swan
River Tuesday and Wednesday,
N. J. Guilds housekeeper keeps coming
and going.
Mrs. Olive Vosberg is now house.
! keeper for n. J Guild Mrs. Person, his
former one, leaves for Idaho in few
days.
Your correspondent in St. Matthias has
been nUiierlng down dill empty barrel
for the past week The echo says, papa,
papa.
". 5. Non'sey intends going bac k to
White Fish lake in few days, accom-
panied by his wife.
J. H. Gibson is building a fine house
on his farm on North Prairie.
Tom Harris has begun seeding. The
snow wall put him back little.
j. Y. Matheny has got his horse home
from Mr.. Neil!s.
Jess Matheny intends shipping a car
loa,! of lumber from f. Ripley. We
have not learned where it goes from
there.
We congratulate our editor on being
elected mayor of the city. hope that
when his correspondents come to see
him and get full that he will not let
them get run in.
Any one wishing to trade a heavy
team for driving team, call on Geo.
Gibson, st. Matthias.
Henry Harris is clearing his swamps
out for a meadow.
William Atkin is staying at J. n. MAJ
theny.
Harry Gorst has been on the sick list
the past week.
Lettie Gorst Is nurse for the sick peo-
ole in this vicinity.
Chas. and MIS- Holbert intended to
have their baby baptized, but he did
not for some reason unknown,
Miss Harding wencro Daggett Brook.
She intends shipping her brothers house
hold goods to Bemidji, where he is en-
ployed. ~J..
Ed Davis has gone to Brainerd to
work for few weeks.
A son came to brighten the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gibson, March 18th.
Miss Katie Manard, who has been
staying at her sisters, Mrs. vuttle, has
gone to work for MIS- N. Trsxel.
/ LOUIS Manard has the Idaho. fever
We hope that he will get over it. -
The dance at J. N. Matheny's Tuesday
night was given in honor OF A. A. Troxel.
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Belle Prairie.


March 20 james Gardner began
working for O. b. Sims last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green, of Dageett
Brook, visited Mr. and Mrs. NJ. E. Coe
Wednesday.
The family OF @. b. Sims has been
| quite ill with la grippe, but are all i'm.
proving now.
Mrs. Lon Harrison. of Little Falls.
Rasicot, last Sunday.
Miss Laura Williams and Master
Harold Smith, of Lift le Falls, have been
visiting at Mrs. F. J. Farrand's the
past week.
Mrs. Labontiet, of Little Falls, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. H. H. Poole
Miss Cora Gardener left for Fawndale
last Thursday where she will visit a fort
night.
Mr.. and Mrs M. E. Coe attended the
Seventh Day Adventist quarterly meet
ing at Crow Wing, Saturday, the 18th.
CA. and NJ. E. Coe went out to their
hay meadow at Oak Ridge Thursday to
burn it off. There are large number of
fires around the county and it was feared
that their hay might be burned.
G. W. Mckee finished hauling his hay
last week.
Philip Chase is on the sick list "a
DR.. J. G. Millspaugh, OF st: Paul, was
called t. attend Mrs. G. E. Trebby, who
was sick with pneumonia, but who is
now improving. =
F.. j. Farrand has been cutting his
years wood with machine and Satur-
day got his mitten caught in the saw
and drew his hand on to it, cutting his
second finger very badly, the saw going
into the bone.
Ii the weather permits, school will be-.
gin April 4th, with Miss Eliza Prentice,
of Brainerd, as teacher. The term will
only be two months.
Some one set fire in the field. south of
Mrs. L. A. Ayers and Henry Rasicot's in
the field belonging to Mr.. Valley last
Wednesday and though the wind was
blowing against it, it run up within few
rods of Mrs. Ayers house. The grass
was high and dry and if il had 20 ne
much further, there would have been no
hopes of saving any building belonging
to Mrs. Aver, Henry Rasicot or P. Dou-
cette. 1t was set in the morning but no
one knows by whom. 1t seems as if
some people do not realize how much
danger there is in setting fires and then
leaving them, or what a penalty there is,
for so doing.
Mrs. Smart, after visiting friends here
few days, returned to her home in
Rices last week. =:
F. A. Mason and Robest Russell exrect
to take their wood saving machine to
Swan River where they will saw wood for
Solomon Dingmann this week. -" ~
Mrs. D. Rosencranes, after weeks
visit at Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Farrand's,
returned to st. Cloud Friday. -~:.. :.
Belle Prairie lost one of it's Oldest and
highly respected citizens in the death of
Louis Valley, which occurred at his home
yesterday morning. Mr.. Valley has
lived here a great many years and has
many friends both here aud in other
towns. He leaves wife and two child
rem, Lewis Valley and Mrs. Poissiant, Of
Fort Ripley. The bereaved ones have
the sympathy Of the whole community
The funeral will be tomorrow at the
church of The Holy Family. ** $
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-25
Itching-Piles.

Any one who suffers from: that terrible
plague, itching piles. or from eczema,
will appreciate the immediate relief and
permanent cure that comes through the
nse OF Doan's Ointment. It never fails.
Free samples at WetzePs Pharmacy
ON March 28th.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-25
South or East: which,

as 2 49, -E = .
When . trip is contemplated it is al
ways we'll to prepare in advance in order
to avoid little Inconvenience which are
often annoying. The two fast trains
leaving Minneapolis and st. Paul daily
via Wisconsin Central lines for Milwaukee
and Chicago make close connections
with the trains east and south. Being
elegantly equipped with sleeping cars,
parlor cars and day coaches, the; are
fully ap preciated by the travelling public.
Your nearesJ ticket 9 entSsNxilI give you
complete infor mation and furnish you
folder Of the Wisconsin, Central hines
JAS. POM, r "a.
MilWaukee, Wis.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-25
Many People Cannot Drink

coffee at night. 1t spoils their sleep.
You can drink Graia-O when you please
and sleep like top. For Grain-O does
not stimulate it nourishes, cheers and
Seeds Yet 1T looks and tastes like the
best coffee. For nervous persons, young
people and children Grain-O is the per-
feet drink. Made from! pure grains.
Get a package from our grocer TODAY.
Tryit in place Of coffee Is and 25c. Il.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-25
Huff.

So e.. - H
March 22.-There was to have been a
dance at Geo. Clemmer's on Thursday
night st. Patriek's, but it failed on .ac-
count Of sickness in Mr.. Clemmer's fam
lily. I.
Thos: Burch's family are on the sick
list.
We hear that l. Mccoy is sick; prob
ably Ia grippe.
Mr.. Bradford has left our town, but
we did not learn his destination.
Mr.. Gilallan moves to the Falls this
week. 2 S. D. NJ
w. Randall went to Little Falls
Monday, getting home at It ! g g.. m.
Rev T.. Chadwick held services at
the church until Sunday night. We hear
nor Of any new converts as yet.
Roads are getting bad and business
growing, dull. 4 great many people are
suffering from colds, but none very ser
iously sick. s:z
. Seeding will not commence yet awhile.
Rev. Chadwick will leave Thursday
for his home: at Eden alley ssssss
We congratulate our editor on his
political success, and hope he will make
Little Falls = good mayo 55ss.z
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-25

Itchness Of the Skin and Eczema.
The ouly remedy in the world that
will at once stop itchiness OF the skin on
any part OF the body that is absolutely
safe and never failing, is Doan's Oint-
ment. Free samples at Wetzel's Phar-
macy Or March 2Sth.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-25
Buchanan.

March 21.-Last Friday, the eve.of St.
Joseph's lay, we had a theater enter
'tainment given by the children of school
.1istvct No. Al III honor OF our pastor,
Rev. JOS. Meyerhofer. The Buchanan
balm! gave us good concert that night.
III tie band will continue to play as we'll
as thew did, we will soon have as good a
brass band as anywhere else. :"
Our saloonkeeper, JOS. Hortsch, went
to Little Falls and got his liquor license
agam. A certain person went to Little
Falls to prevent getting the license, but
he got it anyway. He invites all the
boys to call on him. i.