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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-18
A Narrow Escape.

Thankful worus written by Mrs. Ada E.
Hart, OF Geoton, 8. D. WAS taken with a
bad cold which settled, on my lungs: cough
set in and finally terminated Ia Consumption
Four doctors gave me up, saying could live
but sh TT time. gave myself up to my
Savior, determined IL I could not stay with
my friends on earth. I would meet my absent
ones above Ny husband was advised to
get Dr.. King's New Discover for Consump.
tion. Coughs and Colds. gave it q trial.
took in all eight bottles. It haa cured me.
and thank God am saved and now we'll
and healthy woman. = Trial bottles free at
L. D. Brown Drug store. Regular size soc
and 800. Guaranteed to cure or price
refunded. Pioneer Drug Store.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-18
'Upsalc..

Nov. 15.-D,ed-Friday, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson. She leaves
her parents two brothers and one sister
to morn her loss. r.
bud the gardner gave them.
pure and lovely child.
He gave It to their keeping.
To cherish undefiled;
But just as 1t vas opening .,
To the glory OF the day. ~.,
Down came the heavenly gardener,
And took their bud away
When they zee the precious blossom,
That hey tenued with such care,
Kuuely taken from then bosom;
How their Hearts almost despair.
Round it's little grave they nnger
Til. the setting sun il low.
Feeling all tner h. pes have persisted,
With the flUwe' they cherished so.
Mr. Sodprs. rom preaclled in the Con-
II, ga,n,,;;,l church Thursday ey-ning.
Mr., aud Mrs. >Ryberg. Hannah and:
Nellie Pi-r-Un Htni r,'vt'rn. others where
in Little Fails saturday.
Abin Pt, terson came home Thursday.
Rev. Bo'in returned home from Centre
City Tuesday.
Charley Zundipn hns returned home,
6e is attenuing hi@ whe-l again. ~. =
O. p. johnson was up to Little Falls
on his wheel Saturday. y:
M. Martinson and Alfred PiersoD
went to minneapolis on visit Wednes-
day.. 49,. :.r
The Herald takea wood on .ubscrip-
tiou.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-18
Randall.

E. A. Mills brought home his thre-hfng
outfit last week. Heienow ~ wing wool.
/: j. w. Briggs and wife. took the matt
agelnent Of the Thomas io1-l ';,st w.n,
day. They have rented it Tor 6ne Year.
B. r. Bates came no 1T. from the west
last Thursday. HARRISON, Bates aud
family are visiting relatives here.
Miss Emily Thomas went to L;tt'e
Falls Monday. She calne home lon,Sh t.
Mrs. Frank Sleif, OF Westport Mimi.
visited her narents. Mr.. aud .rs, Moses
Daniels, last week. -
Little Mahl. Hiscock has a little Shet.
land pony five j o this Old. 1t i little
dandy.
Hans Gvsch in getting along nicely
now and IL 80 far recovered from his re-
cent illness as to be around town.
Henry Gidney and family, of Green
Prairie, visited Mrs .Gidney's parents Mr..
and Mrs. E. Bates last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Forest Noxgles, Of Rices,
visited relatives here last geek.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ). Cochran went to
Lincoln last Saturday to visit Mrs
COchran's sitter Mira. E. E. Lothrop.
They came home Monday. 1880,
=. s. Langmade is having his house re.
paired and >. e. Cochran has had his
hOnse painted.
f. Everybody is getting ready for winter
Rev. Carlson, of Chicago, preached in
the Congregational church here last Sun.
day. = 1t szE + r ri
The Ladies Aid society vii serve a New
England supper at the church here Iext
Tuesday evening. A short program will
be rendered after which there will be a
sale of fancy and useful articles. come
everybody and have good time.
Rorn-On Monday Nov. IA, 1898, to
Mr.; and Mrs. T. Allen, 9 boy. "
Born-On Monday Nov. II, 1898, to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mills q gill.
We can almost hear wedding bells for
tomorrow. A couple among our heat
people will be married-but we will say
more about this next week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-18
HoldinRford.

Nov. 15.-A boy herdin9 sheen for y,
Batz was told to keep them away from
the straw pile and he Thought he best
Way to do it would bp to rot the. etr'a y
afire and he did 80. We give him credit '1I,t
for his ingenity. .s.s3ss "a
The speech of Valentine Bntz held on
Monday night revions election Was at
tended by large audience.
A party f-o,n st. Cloud was hr,e on
election day >>sOl king for Nick. - Wtt'er
for sher # and yet he got defeated
VIM. Zwak wa. in st. CIond last
Thursday Oh business. s j..
Pc .ple in hi~ vicinity rejnice over he
election of V. BATE for senator. -
Chas. K,ewtl. of Little Falls, was in
IT, village last saturday on business. r.
Audren Diedrich was in Albany last
Fr,da, .'u business.
John Sandy and Dngald Stewart re-
turned home from the west last week.
Mrs. Cbas. Street formerly of this place
was here shaking hands with her friends
asst week.
". B Gardner. Of Fergus Falls was
in the village last Monday ON business.
Andrew Dirdrfch and Rev. Vim. Viii.
kips went to ST. cloud Monday aud re-
turned Tuesday.
A dance held at Peter Voss week ago
Saturday w..- ;, great success an't ws'~
largely attended. All reported happy
time.
Valentine BATE commenced threshiUg
last week. Stems Bros. threrhed to-
him.
The Hera Id tai e. wood on snbsrip'
ton. -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-18
Whet 20 Cents Will Do.

~: What 20 Cents Will Do.
nv sending the above amount to the
Detroit Free Press, Detroit. Mich, they
will send Won the Twicp-a-Week Detroit
Free Press. from date OF receipt Of your
order until January l, 1899. ;. This
special reduced rate is given to intro
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Twice Week Free Press is a clean, up
to-date family newspaper, and everyone
should take advantage OF this spaci Il
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-18
Fort. Ripley.

Fort eR1ploy.. H..
Fred and Hubert Jewett left Tor 1imi-
dji Monday. :. E Il 5=% 4. s:52&s.
The young folks repo, a splendid time
at the dance TT Mrs: Rtid's Friday night.
Misses Edna Chonilnard and Ac> sab
Root Went to Little Falls Mon6ay.
Mrs. Bert Mckinney died at 10 D clock
Saturday night of consumption Inter
ment tool place ats Clutes' CENT tary at
three o'clock Tuesday,: ;, -,
Thos. Tedford left for Pine River Tues.
day. Ia ~.=s..
Sam Michalea, with crew of men,
has been working on the submerged
tank at this place for the past few dsys
Miss Laura Root made-a trip to Little
Falls Tuesday. ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-18
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

) THE BEST SALYE in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, rnapped hands. chilbain..
corns. and all skin eruptions, and pos vely
cures;piles, or no Fay required. 1t Is guar.
anteed to give perfe, satisfaction or money
refunded. Price - cents per box. For sale
by l., D. Brown, Pioneer Drug Store.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-18
PlOws Cheap.

For the rext 30 days l will sell
steel AMI chilled plows cheaper than
ever before, and guarantees every
p}ow to work as' good as~:'the hes:
thai is ma lie. Call and get my
rices l,ef>re buying elsewhere. =
i. / also keep on hand pillow points
Tor b. majority "f the chilled plows in
use here. .,- :: l. +
~ II. r. SCHLEUsENER,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-18
Strayed.

From my farm-the Tibbetts place
south of Little Falls, g. spring
calves and l yearling, about Oct. %.
All marked by split on left ear. Re-
ward for return. ~ *[
PETER MCDERMorT. j.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-18

Call on W. B. Jones, opposite city
hall, for bicycle repairing. full line of
bicycle. supplies. Second hand BIZ
cycles on sale. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-18

Lost, about two months ago, one
bay horse, weight 900 lbe., white
spot in forehead, stamp front
shoulder III Brunco.'' Finder will
receive reward by seuding informa-
ton to undersigned.
5E:. Isl T. L. DAIGLE, /
4 r. =s Vineyard, Mimi.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-18
Belle Prairie

Nov. 15.-Mrs. ames Gardner was in
Little Falls Saturday. ::
Charley Dingman, who has been visit
ing friends here returned home last Mon
day. II.
Mrs, Hill and children from Dakota
are visiting Mrs. Coe. .5:..:.
Ezra Eroux started for Montana last
week. ..--..,...'. :
Miss Ida Gauthier is visiting Cora
Reaper for few days. IT =. s s..'.
James Gardner has rented Robert
RusselI's place. = =
Robert Russell was in Little Fails
Saturday,; l#.%{
Mrs. Coe returned from Crow Wing
last Sunday. ,..-y, T. .s =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintyre have been yieit-
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Farrand
the part week. ::..t5.s.. -
O. B. Sims took load OF fine hogs to;
town last Tuesday. 7= :. 55.% y. = =. q
Herbert Mcintyre, Of Lyman Prairie
has been visiting friends here the past
week. a:s5E.5% 'sS Ss ss h IS k
Miss Prentice, Of t.rainerd, called On.
Mrs. Z. p. Trebby last Tuesday
The Herald takes wool On j., subscrip-
ton. H. ~ s, q S.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-11-18

Mss McQuesten has returned to Mus
catine, aftera visit with her sister, Mrs.
Ed. Richie -. - -, 3" ,'s =.
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The Election.

Up to p. m, today (Monday) Brewster leads Mccoy 58 votes with several small townships yet to hear from. These townships are Bolivar, Melton, Old River aed Villemont. In the latter two townships no election is said to have been held on account of high water, while in Bolivar township the elee- tion was also seriously interfered with by the overflow. In 1896 Bolivar polled only 1T votes. Melton town ship is said to have gone for Phillips with Brewster and Mccoy each receiving an insignificant vote. This would indicate that Brewster is nominated by a small plurality.
 The other nominees are:
 j. A. Langford for Circuit Clerk.
 c. W. Harris for Assessor.
 J. M. Elliott for Circuit Judge.
 The prosecuting attorneys race is still in doubt.
 Messrs. H. K Toney and Greed Caldwell have been nominated for the Legislature with R. F. Foster leading J. D. Bush by few votes for the third place.
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and almost aversion. To an accept ance of the unseen northerner as a good fellow equally with the Northerner in his house, the South erner has been very reluctantly won over when won over at all. 1t has been a personal antipathy which needed actual contact with it's object to dissipate it.
 It's time has come. The last vestige of the old bitterness is going to die the death. The South and the North are going to mingle as they have never mingled before in the history of this country. Regiments from one section will meet those from another aud unite to form a single whole The Southerner will find that his Northern eompatriot is always a good fellow and a trusty comrade not at all bent on plundering him and coercing him, but bent on shar- ing his beans and tobacco with him; bent on sharing his hardships and perlls, and his fights and his glory with him; bent on thrasbing the enemy and averaging the murderers, and restoring peace and justice with him; and so they will march down shoulder to shoulder to vindicate the right and honor Of their nation, and a 1ew feeling of mutual sympa- thy and confidence will arise to sup. plant the last sign of the bitterness of the civil war
 It may be true as a great many persons claim, that there is no just cause for the present war with Spain, but nevertheless war is on and the American people are stand ing shoulder to shoulder in support oftheir country and their flag. The war, if it does nothing else, will do good by uniting the North and the South and causing them to love and respect each other. This alone will be blessing to the country and add to its greatness and its strength.- Neworleans St tIteS
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Hawthorne Rnnk Clnh-

The Hawthorne Book Club was entertained by Mrs. $. M. Taylor at her handsome home on West Fifty avenue Wednesday, afternoon.
 Current Topics" and the Hispania- American war were discussed which afforded an ample theme for the afternoons discussion.
 The first prize-a cut glass bottle of perfume-was won by Mrs. S. Geisreiter.
 The entertainment was concluded with m excellent luncheon, served in five courses. The table decora- tions were La France roses with pink candles in silvercandelabra and silk shades, which greatly heightened the effect.
 Those present were: Mesdames F. NJ. Hudson, F. H. Head, E. w. Fireman, W. D. Hearn, J. M. Elliott. ]. L. Gorgee, J. L. Caldwell and S, Geisreiter.
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Entre 9Eous CInb.

Mrs. Louis Roth entertained the Entra Nous Euchre Club at her resi- dence on West Second avenue last Wednesday afternoon in most en- joyable manner. Elegant refresh ments were served. The prizes were won by Mrs. D. B. Iloom, who was the winner of the first prize, which was handsome cut glass mustard jar; Mrs. Jake Katzenstein was the winner of the second prize, which was a silver tooth pick holder. Mrs. J. L. Reinach carried away the prize, a silver satehel lag. The club will nave for it's hostess next week Miss May Meyer.
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Bluff City Social.

The Bluff City Social Club had Mrs. Mo. Hanf for it's charming hostess Thursday at the Bluff City club. Euchre was indulged in with much interest. Elegant refreshments were served, and after the euehre was concluded dancing was indulged in. Mrs. Mo, Hanf captured the first prize, which was a very handsome lamp, while Miss Blanche Althei- mer carried away the second, which was a dresden China vase.
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Bachelor NIaids

The Bachelor Maids had for their charming hostess last Wednesday afternoon Miss Grace York who en- tertained in her usual happy and artistic manner. Instrumental solos and music were a prominent part of the program. Elegant refreshments were served. Those present were:
 Misses Fay and Irene Taylor, Eddie Rutledge, Emma White, Byrd Mar tin, Ella Galbraith and Grace York.
 The Maids will be entertained next week by Miss Fay Taylor.
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INJURED WHILE PLAYING.
Little Lewis Kaufman Meets With
 Painful Accident,

Saturday afternoon while playing knock the stick" with some play mates at his home on West Fifth avenue, Little Lewis, the son of Mir. and Mrs. Sol Kaufman, met with very painful accident. Some little friends with the little fellow were playing 'eknock the stick, when a stick accidentally struck Lewis just above the eye, infiicting a very painful flesh wound. pr. Orto was immediately sum- moned and after sewing a few stitches, dressed the wound and the little fellow is resting easy.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-05-11

If the Democrats would have no splits in their party in this county, they should deal fairly with all the candidates. The people have a right to express their choice in county primaries and their will should be law Political bosses and 8 corrupt ballot is more than the honest Democrats of this county can stand.
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AJOfpt Picnic,

The ever popular Y. M Fl. A. will in the near future give a joint picnic with the Concordia Club of Little Rock. Fhe place will be Jefferson Springs, a place just equal distance between this city aud Little Rock. A special train will carry the par ticipants to their green 1awned des- tination. Cake walking, fishing and dancing will be the mode of enter tainment.
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The Country United.

The loyalty of the South was
 manifested by it's prompt and en-
 thusiastic r esponse to President
 McKinley's call for volunteers and
 that the last vastige of sectional
 bitterness has been wiped out is
 made evident by the fact that all the extreme organs of the Republi. can party, which only 8 few years
 ago, found no pleasure except in
 abusing the South and it's people are now throwing their hats ia the air and singing the praise of Dixie in the most fervent manner. There is one Northern newspaper, how ever, which, while opposed to the South politically, has time and again condemned as false and unjust the charge that our people were disloyal and the spirit of rebellion was still alive in the Southern States, The newspaper we refer to is the Chicago Journal, which has this to say regarding the dawn of the era of good feeling between the two sections:
 "If there have been any who doubted the loyalty of the South to the Union and the flag, they have been mistaken. The great lesson of the Union was not learned in a peevish nor querulous spirit. Over thrown n an honorable struggle the South has had no desire to take by treaehery a revenge it could not win by its manly and dashing prowess. la the Union or out, the people of the South were Ameri- cans, not Spaniards, They never soughtreveuge, and they never pro posed it, and discerning people for twenty years have known tbe na- tion had no truer or more loyal 1 sons than the men who followed [ bragg and Lee and Longstreet. E For twenty years there has not been a sensible doubt that the great breach was healed and the land safe against division for all time.
 But while the Sou h has been loyal to the nation, there has been more or less sectional feeling against persons. The Southerner has welcomed the visitor from the North with a hospitality and warmth to which the latter was a stranger among his own people, put for the Northerners. those who lidn't come, and whom he couldn't zee. the Southerner has felt distrust
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W. 0. W. INSURANCE.
Policies of the Order Valid in Case
 of Death in War.

ATLANTA, Ga, May 4.-Johnson B. Frost, sovereign, manager Of the southern jurisdiction Woodmen of the World, announces that the certificates on insurances in that order are valid In case of death while engaged in war.-Commer- eial Appeal.
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DIR. [ 0RT0
Appointed Surgeon of the Second Arkansas Regf-
 meat.

pr. z. Orto Saturday received notice of fhis appointment as surgeon of the Second Regiment of Arkan- sas and notified to report Monday morning at Little Rock for duty.
 The doctor recently underwent a satisfactory examination for this service. There were originally 70 applicants for the appointment, but when notified that they would have to undergo a medical and physical examination, the number dropped down to IA. Of these 6 were rejected on acccant of physi- cal disabilities and eight were ex- amined. Out of the eight who successfully stood the examination pr. Orto was one to receive an ap- pointment.
 The position is worth about $3, ,000 a year, and Dr. Orto was yesterday afternoon receiving the congratulations O his friends.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-05-11
A German.

4 german will be given at the Bluff City Club next Tuesday night under the management of Prof. J. C. Weissner. It promises to be one of the most enjoyable fetes of the season.
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Let this be a free election and a fair count.

II there is any dishonesty in this primary election the people of this county will rise up in their might and hurl the authors of it from power.
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Gun Club Shoot.

The Pine Bluff Gun shoot was held Friday afternoon. The medals were won by the following con- testants:
 Glass Apr. H. E, Williams.
 Class BE. C. Howell.
 Class C.-J. A. Coles.
 The contest was 15 bird shoot. Out of 15 Williams killed II, Howell I3 aud Coles 12.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-05-11

Conductor Atwood says the lief ierson Fencibles is the only company at Little Rock without a flag. But by the middle of this week the Fencibles will have one of the finest flags ahoat, the gift of Pine Bluff ians.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-05-11

Mir. Gus Waterman. of Dumas, is spending the day in the city.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-05-11

THE CHICAGO EVENING DIS PATCH is the only Free SIl0er Newspaper in Chicago, and under it's new management has met with phenomenal success.
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n one QUICK 9 us Hng Po" is Almost Miraculous
 O tent Bottle contains 100 DS Two Weeks Treatment for Catar
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HOME TESTIMONIALS.

OTTLE EQUALS TIRE
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-10-04

be more cautious about flouting the
volunteers who have had the bad-or
the good-luck to be debarred from
participation in the actual fighting OF
the war. There is good deal too much
Of this disposition manifest, not only
among individuals, but in certain
newspapers. 1t is idiotic, of course,
but it is nevertheless exasperating-
this idea that only the soldiers who
went to Santiago or Porto Rico are en-
titled to credit for patriotism. In point
of fact, the inaction of the home camps
was tenfold more trying than the
strain of active campaigning, and not
man in the army but would have pre-
ferred to take his chances with Mauser
bullets rather than fight typhoid fever
at Camp Alger or Chickamauga. 1t
may take some fat-witted persons a
little time to learn this fact, but after
few of them are satisfactorily thrashed,
like the thoughtless gentleman referred
to above, we shall hear less of this
stupid and insulting SANDER on the
men who were compelled to stay in
camp while their comrades-no better
and no braver-got the coveted chance
to pot the Spaniards.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-10-04
Hubbub About AIger.

With his usual perspicacity Mr.. John
M. Thurston of the Union Pacific rail-
road-and incidentally of the United
States senate-has discovered that
most of this hubbub about Alger has
been created by the space writer's" Mr.
Thurston probably doesn't know what
space writer is, but that makes no
particular difference. If the space
writer's are responsible for the "hub-
bub about Alger" they ought to be
choked off. In order to do so it will
be necessary, from all appearances, to
silence about three-fourths of the
newspapers, nine-tenths of the soldiers
and pretty much all the civilian popu-
lation of the United States, for the
"hubbub" arises from all these sources.
1t will doubtless be a surprise to a
great many of these people to learn
that they are space writer's, but Mr.
Thurston himself is not q space writer,
but a sagacious, if somewhat aerated
talker.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-10-04
Hanna on Deck Again.

Many people who entertain no great
admiration for President Mckinley will
nevertheless regret that the return Of
peace has apparently subjected him
once more to the domination of the
man Hanna. Since he emerged from
his cyclone cellar upon the signing of
the protocol Hanna has gradually as
sumed his former attitude of boss to
the administration. He talks of the
presidents views in regard to all sorts
OF matters as if he were the author
lied spokesman of the White House.
The old firm of "Me and Mack" has
resumed business to the disgust of
everybody, including the presidents
friends. If the president can put
stop to it he ought to do so. It is a
painful and humiliating spectacle to
all Americans-Re and Demo
Gratis alike-this of a heavy-jowled,
fat-witted vulgarian posing as the mas
ter of the president of the United States
without a protest or disclaimer from