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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28

This telegram came 10 the Eagle yester-
day from Mound City in answer to a re-
quest for a signed statement from three or
more citizens confirming the dispatch of
Wednesday that Briedenthal, Leedy's bank
commissioner and supporter had made the
statement in a public speech that Wichita
is the only town in the state that ever
tepudiated any of its indebtedness; that
the citizens of this town had repudiated
personal obligations.
The dispatch given above is the confr-
matory statement Of four reputable citi-
zens of Mound City.
They sign the statement that John Bred
enthal. the leading Populist of Kansas
and supporter of Leedy in a public spe Oh
charged the citizens Of Wichita with be-
ing regulators, a set of corporate and
personal thieves.
with Briedenthal, disguised with Leeiy.
For years the city has struggled against
determinations. and against Topeka polit-
zeal influence. This town has not forgot
ten the utterances of John Briedenthal
red in 1895.
The attack on Wichita at Mound City
Is but continuation OF his senseless abuse
Mayor Ross was asked yesterday If he
had read the statement.
II have" he said.
Is Briedenthal's charge true?
IF he charged that Wichita ever repu-
dated dollar he is a first class liar I
have lived here - years and never in all
that time did this city ever repudiate a
cent. No interest coupon on any Of its
bonded Indebtedness was ever in default
and every bond has been paid when due
or promptly refunded. Every obligation
has been paid
we never voted a dollar to aid any
street railway and therefore we could not
very well repudiate anything Of that kind.
The state school fund commission bought
our .ast bonds and the members of that
commission are all Populists. Why didn't
Mr.. Briedenthal tell them that Wichita
citizens are a set Of regulators. Never in
the history Of the city have bonds sold at
so high a premium.
IF We were regulators would that re-
pudiation sell bonds at figure in ad-
vance of any other town in the slater"
Mr. J. P. Allen. who has been in Wichita
since its founding almost and who was
once mayor. when asked what he thought
Of Mr.. Briedenthars statement said:
IT'S lie. II he said that, he is a liar"
a. c. Jobes president of the Bank Of
Commerce:
Yes. l have Rad Otis LOTIONS COM
munication in which ne quotes Mr.. Bred
enthars attack upon Wichita. Mr. Bried-
enthal is in The habit OF making periodical
vindictiye attacks upon this city and the
one 10 which the Eagle makes reference is
not the only one. l do not know why Mr.
Briedenthal should single out this city as
his special target against which 10 ron
ais political thunder. He IS wei posted
on the financial situation IN Kansas. He
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-28
Go down to the city clerk S
office this morning and register.
GERMAN LADIES FAIR
Garfield Hall Crowded With Patrons
Who Enjoy the Program


Garfield hall was again filled with visit
ors attending the church fair. The beau
tiful and costly collection of prizes uni
versally received favorable comm ent and
a large number of visitors who had paid
the single admission price afterwards
bought a season ticket in order to get one
Of the souvenir prizes on exhibition. The
managers Of the fair greatly deplore that
the whole program could not be given as
intended. The piano solo by Edgar Bolte
received deserved applause, as did all the
other numbers. The guitar and mandolin
Duet by Miss A. Wild and Miss n. Stout
was good. The elOcutionary productions
by Miss L. Stout especially deserve hon
orable mention. She was encored again
and again.
This evenings program will be especial
" good, consisting of drills, recitations,
singing by the Misses Hossfeld, Oscar
Bissantz, Carrie Tatgenhorst and others.
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loug-tried external liniEnent. VIII relieve
the early distress and the later pains bet
ter than anything else IN the world It's
good effects are most marked Tot Only
Before Childbirth. but du-irg the ordea
itself and afterwsrd- Distress Is over
come by it-Daias lessen ed-iabo- short.
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IL. 900 PAID WANTS

I'm the Eagle during the year 1907.
This is the largest ever printed in
one year by any Kansas paper
The Eagle reaches the people
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
Gilbert.

April 3O.-Charles Stevens, formerly of
Fit. Ripley. has rented the old P. A. Mel
son farm. He moved last week.
While plo wing last Wednesday. Erick
Anderson had the misfortune of getting
one OF his horses into an old well which
was partly filed with mud and stones.
Some neighbors FASTENED to his assist
ance and with two hours OF hard work
they were able to relieve the unfortunate
animal from his uncomfortable position.
ia Berghlow, OF St. Matthias, was
through these parts The first Of the
week.
Samuel Tough and George Gibson
made trip to Brainerd Saturday. =
Fred and August johnson went to the
Falls the 30th.
The school children had very pleas
ant and enjoyable time Arbor Day.
Julius Johnson was at Fit. Ripley
Wednesday.
4 case or two Of humps are reported
in this vicinity,
Some fish peddlers passed through
Gilbert last week, and did a good bust
ness.
There was a dance at Griener's on
Monday last. Those present report it
as very dull.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
SWanvilla

May 5.-F. B. McGarvey left Monday
for Cuba, where he will act as nurse in
the United States army.
Chas. Giants made a business trip to
Little Falls Monday.
Albert DENIM, who has been in the
regular army for the past six years in
Nebraska. is here on visit to J. J. Nc
Rae's family.
J. w. Cofeld and Jos. Chovilier. made
d trip to Little Falls Tuesday with po-
tatces for B. B. Cox. 49, II
W. J. Sullivan was Little Falls Wis
ltor Sunday
DR.. and Gust Bertram are building
quite large dwelling house in this vii
lage.
Stith & Hedtke will have their meat
market finished in few days.,
c. P. Stith is building on the land re-
Gently purchased by him on the east
side of the village and will m,ve on
the same in few days.
E. Young will begin building an addi-
ton on the American House in a few
days.
Little Matte McRae, youngest daugh-
ter OF 4. L. McRae, had the sad misfor-
tune to get her leg broken by falling
from swing Saturday evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
SPRING.

SPRING.
The wind Inurn1urs low thro' the lofty
Sighinga requiem to winter past,
q gaze with feeling IcannOt define
8 On budding bloom ard verdant grass.
There is music sweet the lifelong day, = &.
OF running brook and babbling rill;
A robin warbling rounde1ay,
With distant note of a whip-pOOr-wil1.
The mist hangs low on the lakes green
On it's bosom see light canoe,
And the measured dip of the boatnan's
Sends Iippling waves DER the waters
The cows content in the meadow grass
Feel a pleasure they cannot tell.
The evening zephyrs as they pass
Bring the music of Old Brownies bell.
When the shadows lengthen and the days
With happy Childhood let us sing. 55..
Let our voices blend in one sweet song;
A song of praise. Oh! Beautiful Spring!
When the sun sinks low in the crimson
= 49, west, - - ..-<.-. ~ =. rs. )
Shedding his glorious rays of light,
With a lingering touch and sweet caress,
He bids us all soft good night.
EMMA THOMAS WAKEFIELD. =
Green Prairie, MINI. .>'--. T. = s. 2
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sRoylalton

Isl MAJ .-Airs. Leon 'illiams, Of
Marshfield, Wis, is visiting her rarents,
DE-. and Mrs. 3 nsdale, in the village.
I. Ed. Rowland. Of Dickinson. N. d., has
moved his family here. Mrs. Rowland is
sister Of Mrs. w, T. Nc Nally So
Major Bouck was in Minneapolis last
Fri: ay.
One of Mark Kobe's white broLchos
was run over BY q train Thursday eve
ming. b .s55z z$ u
Blanche Foster visited friends at Little
Falls last week. s=s Il s5.= 5.5 $ Il.
! Mrs. R. "A. Saunderson returned Fri
day noon from Minneapolis, where she
had been visiting friends the past week.
Nick Raseier transacted business in
Little Falls Friday. .s.ss Il. /.
W. H. Galley. Geo. E. Wilson,, VIM.
Roller and Chas. Fisher were at North
Pra rie last Sunday. There must be
aome attraction for the boys at that
place. ~5so~#s .:ysS5.:s + +
Robert Blackwood has purchased the
DR.. Bissell farm east Of Royalton.
Mrs. W. l.. McGOnagle, Mrs. y. Il.
Rhoda. Mrs. S: e. Ogsbury, Mrs. F. D.
McGonagle and Miss Maude Gilbert Wis
tied Little Falls last Friday.
Helen S.. Cyr left for Cushing last Sat-
urday, where she will teach school.
Gu. Dakiu left last week for Swan
vile, where be will do painting for the N.
P. Co. Mr.. Dakin will have charge of the
paint car this season.
Mrs. Paddock arrived from Fair Haven
last Saturday to Join her husband, who
is employed in the bank here. They
have gone to housekeeping in the Walt
man house.
= John Pennie took trip to Belle
Prairie last Sunday. -.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lam
son, on Sunday, May 1, 1898, a son.
Mrs. Rice, of Willard, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Pennie.
Mrs. L. j. Geer is visiting her daugh-
tiers at Duluth.
Will Galley left Tuesday noon for Lit
tie Falls to Join the N. p. painting crew.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
Belle Prairie.

May 3.-Mrs. M. E. Coe returned
home from st. Cloud Thursday, where
che had been visiting friends.
= L. W. Aver ami Victor Rssicot ha te
been up th Platte river, looking up land.
There are forty enrolled at school.
Miss Emma Dingman, OF Swan River,
is visiting Mrs. Robert Russell this week.
l.. W. Ayers mother. Mrs. E. T. Aver
is very sick. Mr.. Aye: came home yes.
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mable Rasicot and
daughter. Mable, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Lon Harrison in Little Falls Saturday
In spite of the rainy and disagreeable
weather, there were large number OF
farmers in Little Falls last SATURDAY., as
it was market day in that city. There
was great deal OF wheat, chickens,
pigs and veals taken to the city.
Frank A. Mason took three hogs, fifty
the Brainerd market Friday.
Mrs. Crawford Sheldon and Miss Eliza
Reaper, OF Little Falls, spent Friday
visiting at Mrs. Alex. Reaper.
George W. Mckee took load OF
wheat to Little Falls Saturday.
Mrs. David Labontiet, mother of Mrs.
H H. Pool, left for Montana Monday
where she will hereafter reside.
Chas. Simmons, OF Crow Wing, was in
town today looking after a couple OF
stray horses that got away from him a
few days ago.
Rev. Father Joueux was in St. Cloud a
few days last week.
William Butler, OF Green Prairie, called
on friends here last Sunday.
Joseph Adams and Frank R. Cook, OF
Fort Ripley, were in this town Saturday
calling on old friends. .es:E ~.
+ Frank A. Mason hitched up his new
trotter and left it standing in the yard a
few minutes while he stepped into the
house. When he came out his horse
was nearly half a mile down the road
The horse kicked himself lose. There
we're only two tugs broken and n,
one hurt. -
David Moran, Jr., is very sick from an
attack of peritonitis. DR.. Fortier is in
attendance. Mr.. Moran is not expected
to live. ":%
Mr. Edwards, of Brainerd, was the
guest OF M. E. Coe last week..
The wind storm last Wednesday did
considerable damage, but thesmall grain
put in with drill was little hurt.
F. A. Mason, our school treasurer, and
Frank L. Farrand went over and
Strengthened out the flag pole on the
school house grounds yesterday. ., f
Mr.. Webb, OF Kentucky, is boarding
at +. J. Farrand's this week.
Marrled-Fred Ba-nhart and Miss
Emma Foster, of Oak Ridge, were mar
ried at the Congregational parsonage
Sunday afternoon by Rev. F. A. Sumner.
in Little Falls. They have the best
wishes OF their friends.
The crops are all looking very good
for this time of the fear.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wetzel, of Little
Falls, were in town today
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
Ad ditional CORES pond ence on
fourth page.
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Lincoln.

1EE q e \ +1t
IL May 8 Cold commencement for May.
II jake Hanson has just returned from
Bemidil, where he went to look for work.
He says there are more men there than
shovels and picks. .f. ..2
Ed. Lathrop was atStaples last week.
Dan Randall was at Staples Monday
night. 81. @::., s=
A. Cushman has moved bis family into
the Balsiger house. % f''.=
Remy Coleman commenced work on
the section Monday. @#>..s*s.: ..-..~
Some Of the young people we're hang
ing May baskets the other evening and
got very much frightened at looms, but
they thought they were wolves. -
There will be a debate by some of the
scholars of our school next Friday eve.
ming. The question is: Resolved, that
the Indians have been more brutally
treated by the whites in the United
States than the negroes Affirmative:
Eddie Lathrop, Nora Randall, Lee Ran
dali, Gilbert Randall Negative: Cert.
rude Donaldson, Ruby Glidden. Claude
Lathrop, Claude Covey.
A party OF men from Eagle Bend were
here fishing a few days last week, and
srayed with George Cook.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
Deafness Cannot be Cured

Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed cond1-
ton OF the mucous lining of the Eusta.
chan tnbe. When this tube gets in
famed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is. en-
t'rely closed deafness is, the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this, tube restored to it's normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out OF ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous surfaces.
; We will give one hundred dollBrs for
any casr of degfness Caused by atarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free. 5f=5.3s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
From ST. Lawrence.

From one OF the Morrison county
students at St. Lawrence College,
Mt. Calvary, Wis, the following has
been received:
The Capuchin fathers are building a
fine gymnasium here, to be finished Sept.
1st. ~,
A Red cross society has been organ
lied here, with t. Trutwin, OF North
Prairie, as president. They say they
will go to CUBA. >.s.
The college band was reorganized
Sunday, with J. Mack as leader, and
PHILOSOPHER Kohl in the exalted posi-
ton OF bass drummer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
Pierz.

May 3 About 60 children will re-
M ay 18th.
Jos. Bentfcld gave Anton Sueken the
Job OF grubbing and breaking 81 acres
on his Granite City farm for 81 so.
Robt. Kluge commenced brick veneer
ing the parish school last week, and has
Christ Kiesel. OF Little Falls, to help him.
Stolen-About IS bushels Of wheat
from Herman Westbrook, of Buh. last
week. He offers $25 reward to anyone
proving the guilty party.
Dahmen & Grell bought 1000 bushels
of potatoes this week for Herman Putt
man, Of Rice.
Alois, the four-year.old boy OF Henry
LANCER. broke his arm last Tuesday by
falling off q structure about 4 feet high.
The Catholic mission in Buchanan
town will close next Sunday.
Dahmen & Grell are painting their new
building, which greatly improves its
appearance. They are also erecting
shelving and getting ready for new
stock OF goods
TIE row about the line OF a lot that
occurred here last Saturday caused a
nice rain, which commenced about ten
minutes after the lightning struck the
line fence. We hope the matter won't be
settled soon, as we need several showers
before the grain isripe.
We received postal card from P. H.
Berg with the heacing "Your Last
Chance to buy goods at wholesale
prices and under will noW soon draw to
close. There is still large srock OF
goods to be closed out alta great bar
gain to the wise and wideawake who get
there il time.
Jos. Bentfeld and Arnold Nayel will go
to Alberta next Saturday to sell the
Rich Prairie creamery.
Brunette & Vernig, the. upper town
blacksmlths, have purchased the plumb
ing tools, pipe and fittings OF P. H
Berg and will now be prepared to do all
kinds OF engine repairing, pump fitting,
etc. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
Rail Prairie.

May 3.-Mac Rail and VIM. Jones
went to Motley on business Saturday
returning Sunday.
Miss Bertha Bartholomew departed
for Lenox Sunday, where she will teach
two months term OF school.
J.J. Tucker, OF Fl. Ripley, was in these
parts on business Monday.
John and Albert Ward went to Sylvan
lake Tuesday.
Mr.. Barber, of Pbilbr ook, was a bust
ness caller N these parts Tuesday.
. John Ward went to Motley on business
Saturday.
Jess Jones and 10 I'm Peckham, of Lin
coin, We're guests of Vim. Jones Over
Sunday.
Philip Ward purchasedaa fine Hackett
roadster wheel Sat urda-. , He is getting
to be ,quitea cyclist. >.. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
St.. Matthias.

May Airs. Troxel has been on the
sick list for the past week. T.
Roy Troxel is again attending school,
after a severe illness. ?,
Rev. Barron has been holding Free
Methodist quarterly meeting in, district
No. u. mr. <x. T. <....., &
]. N. Matheny has moved his family
into the Bowman house on Showers hill:
j. H. Gibson has sold all his. seed po-
tatoes. He had to sell at 40 cents a
bushel.# )4@ 4 s5.:4 I~@F i. r.: n
W. O.. Davis has purchased new
mich cow from Fred McEwen.
Atwelye-pound boy came to the home
OF M4r. and Mrs. Fred McEwen April 9th.
.t#. 81. "a *s.== Darling. 81 ~
May 2.-Some farmers are fixing up
their fences, to keep their cattle on their
land. a5 5.s5 s 81: #==3.
It's: said that school will .commenc e
this week in district IS, with a teacher
from Litchfeld. u. s't:555zs5 zs
David Swanson was at the county
seat on business last week. 50.
Died Mrs. Mary RegneIl, wife ofIJ ohm
Regnell, died last Tuesday. The de-
ceased was q sufferer from consumptio
forst ONE time. She was about 90 years
ofsage. The funeral was held at the
Swedish utheran church last Thursday
|aiterno on. Many friends and relatives
her husband and three small children
followed the remains to- the Swedish
|celnetery, where they were laid To rest.
Rev. John Truedso ,of Little Falls, con
Quoted the funeral services Is. Req,
nell has q Aarge nnmb ars 81 relatives in
Wisconsin. She anne here CD her hus-
band saboutsseyen years ~ 81 from In iis.
nRapolis and he's lived her, on arm
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
For Sale

A lot on Seventh street, between
First and Second avenues northeast
with good seven-room house. and
100 acres of land within a mile of.
the city limits for sale cheap. In.
buire at Richard Bros store or.
the Herald Office. .*:s.,*. &. :5 l.s.. III
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
Our Aours are sold directly to con.
sumers. We guarantee satisfaction
or money refunded.
Two RIVERS MILLING Co.,
Vasaly Block.
Flensburg.

May 3.-The report that Alien Bros.
are going to move their saw mill away
from here this summer Is untrue. They
are here for business and here to stay.
L. Gregerson made q business trip to
Little Falls Thursday.
Mrs. Andrew Anderson. who has been
sick, is now convalescent.
= Henry Grpgerson, who went west few
weeks agr', is working at White Rock,
Dakota.
Henry Allen, of Allen Bros, made a
business trip to GlenwOod and Other
points on the Little Falls and Dakota
last week. y = - j. ,-..- =,
Allen Bros. are saving siXteen-inch
tamarack and shippingit west this week.
Someone volunteered to carry off a
hundred pounds Of pork from the prem
Uses OF George Chambers one night last
week during the absence of the family. :.
Mike Orion and Miss Admamski were
quietly married here today. Father
Urbanke performed the ceremony. Mr..
Orion purchased farm three miles
luVllAWVEV VI uCIE q SuOIt cll1lc 0SOs c1AO
they wlllmake this their future home.
We were visited BY much needed
rain last Saturday. The ground was
well soaked and crops look better.
Stop dragging yourself with quack
nostrdm's or cures Get q well known
pharmaceutical remedy that Will do the
work. Gatarrh and cold 10 the head
will not cause suffering if ,Elys Cream
Balm is need. Druggist will supply 1Oc
trial size so or soc full size. We mail il.
ELY BROS, Sc Warren ST. ST. n. y. City,
Rev. John Reid, Jr., Of Great Falls,
Mont. !, recommended Ely q Cream Balm
to me. lean emph bic statement.
,sIrls 3 positive cure for catarrhI il need
as directed q Rev. Francis ". Poole
pastor Central res church Helena,
Mont.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
Horses Estray.

, One gray mare about seven years
old, very high headed. One dark
bay mare with white face. Leave
notice OF finding at A. Tanners store
or G. G. Simmons Ft: Ripley. :.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
HUFF

May 3.-AmOs Oby went to Little
Falls Wednesday to have his foot further
examined by aphysiciaD. He is, getting
along now.
Fred Hallett is blowing and seeding
the old s. Mills farm, which has laid idle
for 3'or 4 years. F."
sonal effects with H. Oby and himself
and wife go up on the. new railroad to
work.
Geo. W.. Gish and Mrs. Nancy Brown,
his sister. went to Little Falls Friday to
mill and to market.
VIM. II. Gish went to Little Falls Sat-
urday. He is having trouble with rheu-
matism in his foot and ankle. He cot
home Sunday.
Geo. Foster, of Little Falls, was in this
town buying cattle last Thursday. He
got 5 head OF Stephen Treacy and 2 OF
Ed. Signor. Bert Sibley took them to
town Saturday.
Sam'l Mills started his drive down the
Little Elk Monday. He has a few pine
poles again as usual and drives them to
Randall! to work them into shingles.
S. Vaughn moves into the house va
Gated by Mr.. Stiner on section 9.
I We hear that our assessor went to
Little Falls to get his books Saturday,
and got his head and feet tangled up BY
some preparation OF which he partook
too freely and lost his books. We did
not hear OF his finding them, but hope
he did, for it would be a misfortune if
Parker town should escape assessment
but not mu:h to the citizens. We could
stand it, but don't want to.
School commenced in district No. 30
Monday, the End, with P. O. DeMoss
teacher.
The inf. child of Mr.. and Mrs. C. F.
Quimby did Tuesday of spinal disease
and Was buried Wednesday,
{ - DeMoss Springs, Ore, april 26, 1898.
EnlToR HERALD: I noticed in the
Huff items an account Of the death OF
one OF my old neighbors, James Gish.
l have known him for Is years. He was
fan honest, honorable, Upright young
man, respected and Liked by ali who
knew HIM. He was the only one of the
children LETT at home, the only one of the
children on whom his parents could de-
spend to support and comfort them in
their old age. We, as family. send our
heartfelt t'sy mpathy to his bereaved par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Gish.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
4. Well !.
Children.

that are not very robust need a
warming, building and fat forming
food sonnet hing to Sc Used for two
Or three months. IN the fall that.
they may not suffer from cold.