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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-27
Carlos y Antonio Rodriguez

Peritos mercanti!cs dc la Escuels Official de
Comercio de Barcelona, con cetificado de la
Academia de Comerco de Haricn. Ofrecen sus
servicios profesionales para la contabilidad y
correspondence nacional y extranjera. Como
oen toto 10 referente bancos de emission y
descuento, no tienen Inconvenience en- desem-
pefar dichos nego ;iados como auxilares. Re
siden en- Anasco, Puerto-Rico. 3O-26
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-27

bombines sfn de siecle,, s,72O votos; y para
los demas eombreros elegantismos que SO ven.
den en- sEl Clacks, GA 600 votos. Triunfo
complete!
ER"ABASTO PUBMCO.-La carne de
res, &c expendcrh maiiana eD esta capital 2s
Centavos el kilO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-27

pIantas vivse Ell que suscribe ofrece en-
'o'''u' "'u' venta plants de uvas mos
cateIes tradas de Malaga, plantouss dc higue.
ras de varss clases arbotos de manzanas y
ciruelas Plaza del mercado calle del Hos
ystsl, namero 10. - Antonio GcHzalez, ell
Oainto. SIS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-27

e cluh I|njnn - Glasses de gimnasia, es-
o'up o"'oh' grima tiro de pistoia. Sc
dsran cases de gimnasa nihas adultas de
de g /. II de Ia mailara A niloa adultos
desde las Il del ifa hests las II de la noche.
15-l4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-27
Juan Rdm0nell y Tomas

Doctor en- Medicinay Cirujfa de la Fa-
cultad de Barcelona; socio de ndmero del Co.
legio m6dco farmac6utico correspopsal de la
Real Academia de Palma de Mallorca; Espe-
cialista EN- !as enfermedades de los ojos; Jefe
de Cllnica del doctor Wuker en- PARIS, segun
certiGcado.
Lleva mas de diez siee amos de practica
y cfrece al pablico los seryicios generates de
gu profession mUy particularmente los que Sc
referan su especialidad como oculista.
Prescribe proporcons tola clase de vi
drioa, evitando asf Ia perjudicial costumbre de
usarlos sin la necesaria indicaci6L facultativa.
IIORAS DE CONSULTA
Mahana. a............. dc 4 IL
Tarde. ..... -. ....... de 3 s 5
IIONORARIOS
Prmera vieita (Consulta). ...... 81
ia siguiente. ................. 50
Para la medicina en- general los dc costum'
bre.-Direccidn: sEIotel de Francia., l5-l2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-27
Gran destiIeria y fabrica de |iCores
DE DON MANUEL AMBROSIANI

PONCE. PUERTO RICO.
Z importsci3n directa de vinos, coguacs,
an-a1os y giuebras tinaa, vermouth, etc, de la
renombraia de.tilerfa 'de NJ i. CaSnaora q
C"mpa7ia, estabIecida en- Jeres de Ia Fsontera.
Sc stendera log pedidos con puntualidad.
Precios muy populares. Sc garantizan los
produeto, de Ia casa los importados por Ia
misma
e "Dirijir la correspondence DON
MANUEL AMBROSlANl.-POn 45-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-27

Los periodicos de Mayagiiez nos comuni-
Il - can la fatal noticia del falleoimiento del
que fud estinadfsimo amigo nutstro
doctor don Jose dc Jesus Dominguez,
persona de rects ilustraci6n, escritor = poeta de
indiscutible merto y hombre que por su carac
ter y por sus yirtu3es mereoo siempre Ia con
tderactn lie sus ctnciuda ianos. Descanse en-
la psz del Sefor el puertorriqueilo ilustre, el
padre de familia ejemplar, ell ciudadano into
gerrimo reciban todos los suyos la mas sin :
cera expression de nuestra profunda condolencia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-27

GENTRl de comisiones Agencia General de
oI"''o negocios.-Jose Manuel Lopez
Telegrafo: "Pelopez. y Guayama. - Puerto
Rico +.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-27

fIa EIngancja" - sombrererfa, Camiserfs
IL I''sa""'a Tren de lavado, calle
del Rosario, namero O.. Humacao uerto-
Rieo.-De Eulalio G. Garcia. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-27

Gran Hotel lng|aterra''. ma9 Hotel s1Ss5'h dc P.i
Montado Ia altura de los mejores dc Europa
Vistas la bahia. Con gabinete de lectura
departamento de cautina tabaquerfa un ele-
gante Salon de Recreo.- o.-Hospedaje desde DOS
PESOS en- adeante, segdn la habitaci6n que Sc
ocupe.--A. AGUDO.-Propietar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-27

,w ASEGUR0S CONTRA lNCENDIOS
Y MARITIMOS en- las respetables compafifss:
<La Northern,s deLonlres.
eLa North British and Mercantile. de
Londres.
xLa Marina, de Londres.
<La Trasatlantica, de Hamburgo.
<La Trasatlantioa,s de Berlin.
Pagos con prontitud. Premios
muy modicos. El Agente:
LudWic Duplace.
Tetuan IL. San Juan Puerto Rico P
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-23
Fitz and Corbett al Ours.

New York. July 22.-One of the irtor
FSt'''g features of lite ut ASburv Park j.
the daily optical duel rag,.I between Hin
'"rh"tt and Bob fitz~imuouo.
...s.' lett i there training for his frbt
Wth "kId' Mccoy, and FItz also Ina. =
cottage at that point. jim AYERS thar
flt% drives past the Curbett cot,ooe nm,
"rlbhernecks."
IN" t"rhlshman insists that he is com
PEELED I" pass Corhett's place in ordcr +,
cross tn" bridge leading t. the beach
fIr2 says tn II 50 far as "ruhbernarkuc,
IS concerned, Cnrbett is the offender. ~
ne always rjIshcs ont on the front nnrcb
AS soon As Bob's cart and prancir,g b,v-
come in sight.
mere has been much soecnl2tion As to
whether h two boxers are I,Lio ~
come TO blows in As1.urv Park Re-
I'FFlllg TO the natter C0rbett said. ~
VIII take pains to avoid him, As 7 mioht
lose my head and do something for which
l might he sOrry.'
FltSSi'nmons spoke AS follows: liam
MOI looking for any street brawl hut r.
'"f''ett forces Il fight on me Will do my
best to make it Interesting. NAV saw
1t viii 90 to a finish"
Inc strong antipathy of the men matas
II almost certain another meeting in the
l"~ei.ty-Iour DOT ring.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-23
u Just to Carson.

~ me carson company was about
10 tie in'Stes'd III one man felt his foo,
&e''lh& chilly and stepped from the line
""t The JeerS and Kisses of The crov.l
soon forced him back and he mustered in
with The balance of the
The above is goirg The rounds Of tha
exchanges, hut ii is untrue. The editor
~ me APPEAL was present when the
>'rS"h Company was mustered il, ,,l
'a>t MS Y down the ranks who, tina
opportunity was given. Not a man i,
vi" company moved and the comn.,r
was rewarded hy hand clappioo and
cheers. ""
HE APPEAL has it on the authori.y of
the mastering officer Lieutenant B.npa,,
NAT not IA man left the .,1
every man signed the roll.
cut OF J~uSii"e to the Carson comna,v
me APPEAL asks that the State exch,ur-
VINO have copied the first item will
make The proper correction.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-23
Nevada Girls Set The Fashion

ihfee years ago when the Nevada
PRESS Association was visiting Los
angeles during the Fiesta, II rec Nevada
girls, Miss Oracle blossom. Miss peha
Kelly and Miss Stella Webster. bouuh,
three COW boy sombieroS. decorated them
with ribbons and wore them for the rest
Oh Inc TRIP. y good many people stare,
III San Francisco when they saw t.. in
dependent Nevada girls wearing the hats
ana after staring at The hats turned their
attention To the pretty faces under them.
Inc people on the exc lr~ion made q
good deal of good natured fun at those
hats, but the wearers insisted that tbo1
were absolutely "sweIl' and would some
day be the fashion in New York.
me prediction has proven true. The
Few York sun SAYS:
II s"mhrero of the Western plain is
ali The fashion in New York. 1t is the.
iaN"flte outing hat of the Fifth A emo
girl, ana ais" of her brother. whether ne
mas gone off to the war with CoI,rnl
R"NeNeiIs band Of Rough Riders or
"h'lh'r he plans 10 he among The chosen
lew at the Summer resorts. Fashion h1>
ScahtI"nrd the Somhrero, hence the most
~np-to-date Young persons are wearing
mem. II is hig and db<hing and West |
orn Ike, but = Il heroming until the mod
eFn girl mas given it an indehnabIe touch
all OF her own. Then it is the most ME !
lureSque thing in town.
Inc S0mbrerO is carving off 81 tho
la'lrels as the correct hat for outloor
sports. The bicycle hat. the golf hat and
The long popular soft felt Alpine are
losing their popularity.
1T is trimmed in its own individual
way. y land of finely striped ribh,n
the crown, generally in the
norman ShAdeS. At the left side a siurDo
4'iii Is ctig 1t with Il silver buckle. and
the stem of the quill to he absolutely cor
rect must not only be thrust thronoh tho
'irkle, but the end must he benz mn
ne nat comes in cream, grey black anl
iHn shades. Many Of them arc .ord
with a plain leather band around rho
'roWn fastened at the side with a small
buckle.
The more the hat suggests the ~ronn-
lie '"Wh"Y the more thov are to he DO
lred. Such are fashions ercc3+ri.ifas
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-23
After the Ball.

The American and Spanish soldiers orc
now '~'''h'bh'ng in Santiago and lind
r'>b other pretty good fellows after the
fighting in the trenches.
ihe only kick tn" Spanish have comino.
Is lhty say the Americans violate Tho
I"l's OF warfare when they don't fire and
IAN back. They seem to lose control nt.
themselves and keep coming forward
contrary TO Spanish army regulations
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-23
a Long Muster.

TOOK several hours to muster in
oomPan \ of Virginia City. Some Of
the men were strictly under the Influence
ana h"d t" be gathered in. 1t required
oet"een three and four hours to muster.
mere were three very pronounced
cases of cold feet. They oot off tho
grounds without being moIeSted Tbraa
hlppe out the night before. All six
came from California.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-23
ALL SORTS
Trib is the best liniment.

II Is lDt pest IMMINENT.
Fresh vegetables at Bakers.
Fresh peaches, plums and prunes at
Bakers.
Bohemian Club cigars are now for sale
at the Magnolia.
W.. LOufborough arrived in Carson
yesterday and will remain several weeks.
The report oc friction between the Can
tains ofthe Nevada battalion is denied.
The Thaxter Drug store leading depot
Tor pilot graphic supplies, the leader of
low prices.
For first class Photographic work 90 to
PAINTERS. He gives his customers a fin
ish and effect not to excelIcd. If
f. w. Day a Y he will not carry ovara
straw hat to next season, He will give
them away first.
WANTED:-Good servant girl wanted.
Apply to Miss Annie II. Martin at F. ".
Days store.
for a pleasant Summer outing get a
good outfit. The Pioneer Clothing Store
6 we'll stocked for you.
Merit always tells. Those tailor maao
suits that Joe Plat is turning ont ara
his best advertisers.
y man hailing from the eastern mart y
the State backed out when it came to
mastering in and was ducked undor the
hydrant for the GOODNESS Of his pedal ex-
tremitEes.
The IhaXter Drug Store only charoas
Il IL cents per ounce for perscrjptious
Others charge more, We guarantee he
quality fall goods.
the cowboy soldiers at Santiago are
disguised with the surrender. Richard
Harding Davis quotes one o" them as
saying: 1T took us two weeks to ronn1
'eln up, now why in hell don't we brand
'em."
The Virginia Chronicle says th,t the
most exciting event of each day now on
the C"mstock is the departure of the
stage for Reno. ON Wednesday fifteen
persons took passage on the Stage. soy
eral o. them never to return
A so-called presidents flag" has been
devised by the present administrators
aho marks another step toward imueril-
goal towards which the Repub-
lcan party has been tending since its +
organization. The stars and stripes were {
GOOD enough for Washington, and should |
Neutrality-suspicious. Chronicle
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-23
The GRADUATING Class

me graduation class of the Carson
ill~h school gave Il ~delrghtfal entertain
ment last evening at the Opera Ho,.aI
ine sweet girl graduate MAS largely in
evidence with ESSAYS, Determinations and
voci'l Efforts, all of which we're loudIr
al llauded 10y the large audience.
The young Ladies' were all c~barn,inrIr
ires>eI in white AMI there was a nrn-
fusion of flowers. The entire rr,,,,,
was effectively rendered and the audi
thoroughly enjoyed it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-23

candy, cigars and ice cream soda ut
Joe Muller's. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-23
The Business COLLEGE.

Aus meeting of the Carson Citv I'm
pro'efhent Gu yesterday afternoon il
was decided to assist the new Business
college to The extent of advancing it the
price OF two scholarships, One is a yearly
course |" go to the person securing the
most pupils and two half yearly courses
&c the two others securing the next
highest number.
Inc college will have the hearty coop
GRAFTON of the Club.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-23
Excursion to the laka.

Inc Raycraft Stage will leave at 4.
SUNDAY morning, connecting with The
"h'l II $50, which makes the round tri,.
on the lake. Fare from Carson f. D.an-
brook and return 500. Fare rur,t trin
o" steamer $50. This rate j. good for
sunday only. Leave orders at Raycrafrs
stable.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-23

The funeral of tn lac Ch,a. H. G,-
lusha will take place from Masonic. b,Il
Sunday afternoon at I:3) u'clor, r,,o
'"'ea'i"n Will be in attend mce. The
APPEAL or yesterday neglected to state
t"at deceased was Il member of Coup,nv
~. n. g., and also of the Order Easter
Si"r' OF which society he was Worthy
Patron. '
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-23
Flags and Busts.

Direct from the Eastern manuf,ctr
"ei"Ne reee'Teh "A lot of silk flags
large ana sm&ll-also plaster husts of
Dewey II SaiDpsor-true to life.
CHgWin & N0tewara
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-23
10 Whom It Nav Concern

All persons Indebted TO mo for Nth
please call at Sciiultz's butcher shop and
>e''le. John Virgins. If
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-04-08
Resolutions.
! CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT. IL

WHEREAS, it has seemed best to.
the .All-Wise Ruler Of the universe to
remove from our ranks our esteemed
and well-beloved brother, Casper.
Schmitt, astrong, efficieut and ever.
read fireman, g public spirited and
active citizen. kind and generous
friend, therefore be it, 55t5
RESOLVED, that we, the fire depart.
.ment of Little Falls, Mimi, do here
By xpress our y llr heartfelt regre at the
loss ct our bro other, and Stende to
his friends and rela atiYes our sincere
.synlpat y'lnll nds cond lence is this
ho,1r q heir reaVem ent,, an d
REso LIVED, e pys E, her eoff sbe
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-04-08

Seldom has anyone received such a
tribute OF love and respect as was
given by the people Of Lit tie Falls
last Saturday morningin the funeral
process ion which escorted the re-
mains of Casper Schmitt from his
home to church, and thence to the
station, from there to be taken to
Chaska for interment at. the old
home. .
The procession included the City
band, St. Joseph's Benevolent So
ciety. the Little Falls camp OF Mod
ern Woodmen, and the fire depart
ment, of all OF which Mr.. Schmidt
had been a valued member.
Mr.. Schmidt was the first member
of the Woodmen here to die of dis
ease, which made the occasion un-
usually significant for the members
OF that order.
The pail bearers were Jos. L
Meyer, Peter Medved, Frank Ellen
becker, S. P. Brick, Fred Valentine
and Anton Kerrich.
The procession moved from the
house to the German atholic church,
where Father Raster ofticiated in the
rites of the church and thence the
remains were escorted to the station
and taken to Chaska on the lis
train.
Mr.. Schmidt's mother, who ar
rived Friday, and Mrs. Schmidt &C.
companied the remains, as also the
following gentlemen, who were desig.
mated by the respective societies as
escorts OF honor: st. Joseph's So
ciety-J. j. Gross; Firemen Fred
Valentine, Martin Poster; Wood
MEMS. P. Brick. III
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-04-08
Easter Services.
FRENCH CATHOLIC CHURCH,

High mass will commence at 1890.
with Father Lamothe as celebrant.
The choir will be assisted by DR..
Fortier and Henry Richard on cornet
and violin. The musical program ia
az follows:
Vidi Aqua uafti....:................. ,Pecher
Mass in F.: -------.:::. ......... Shuey
Offertory, Solo and Chorus, Quid Retri:
Duum ........................:.....Lam LambillOtte
Veni Creator, Solo and C1lorus Wiegand
vEsPERs
Benediction.. ............... .,:
neSlna COen. leRan0
Trio-Soprano, Tenor, Bass........ .Wiegand
Tanturn Ergo solo and chorus .Lambilotte
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-04-08
THE LAST Sad Scene.
Funeral PROFESSIONS of Cas-.
per Schmitt at Little
Falls and Chaska.

Chaska Herald: We publish else
where IN this Issue an extended notice
of the death of Casper Schmittat Lit
tie Falls, s,togetherwiththe resolutions
adopted by the Fire department Of
that city, of which deceased was an
active member. Little remains for
us to say. Casper was born and.
raised in this town and grew to man
hood in our midst and was known
and respected as young man OF
sterling worth, and his death causes
universal sorrow in this community
and his bereaved family, wife, chill
dren, mother, brothers and sisters
all have the coincidence of our people
in their affliction.
The remains arrived here from Lit
tie Falls, under escort Of Simon
Brick, of the Modern Woodmen of
America, Joseph tiross, of St. Joseph
society, and Martir Porter and Fred
Valentine, Of the Fire department OF
that city, on the six o'clock train
Saturday evening, and the funeral
took place from the Catholic church,
Sunday afternoon, and was one of
the largest and most imposing cor
teges ever Witnessed of late years in
this city. The St. Peters society
and the Fire department OF this city.
were out in full force, with regalias
and uniforms, making a beautiful
appearance. The interment took
place in the Catholic cemetery.
PEACE TO His ASHES.
The undersigned desire in this pub
lie manner to return our sincere
thanks to the Chaska Fire depart
ment, St. Peters society, the Catho-
lie choir, and also to all friends who
kindly assisted us in the burial o1
our dear husband, son and brother.
MRS. CASPER SCHM1TT, 7
. Rosa SGHMITr III,
AND BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-04-08

The Transcript says that the
mayor asked for a fourth policeman
in orderito pay a political debt. It
would be impossible for the Tran
script to conceive OF any appoint
ment being made except to pay a
debt ofthat kind. The facts are as
stated in the mayors message. The
city has not grown smaller in the
last year. If an extra policeman
was needed year ago, he is still
needed. We direct the Ira nscript's
attention to. the following names Of
republicans, all of whom signed a
year ago q petition to dem ocra tic
mayor, asking for an extra police
man, which petition is on file with
the city clerk: A. r. Davidson, G.
w. Woodworth, j. A. Nelson, F..
Graham, S. NJ. Siverts, J. A. Nichols,
81. n. Harding, 81 A. Rider, D.. Sig
nor, ". a. Butler, G. a. Lindbergh,
Z. NJ. Gaudet, And. aonore, NJ. J.
Bracke N D. Huff, Ernest Boyce,
II. Mel Cullough, R. n. Nichols, I. =.
Warren, +. sonthmayd, c. Wright, IT.
"a. Dow, j Otem, J N. .Tuttle, G.
SHIELD on, II ]. ] cobson, s. =. Staples,
81, .Jorgenso on, E. o: Berg
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-04-08

Alex. Wochnik, of Ledoux; has Sc
cured contract for the brick work
on the new Catholic church at Brow
erville. His bid was $500.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-04-08

message 10 DilNS iOEWdiu5 a. SuuchIE 10
and figures in favor Of municipal owner
ship, as the question is not likely to
come up before you for some time. What
may be called the principle of public
ownership Of utilities whose value the
public itself creates, is spreading through
the United States. In the pracJlcal
appliance Of this principle, a cure may
be found for many OF the financial ills Of
municipalities.
There has been for some years senti-
ment in the northern and western parts
OF rhe city, for an additional policeman.
The tity extends over, so much ground
that three policemen cannot be expected
to thoroughly patrol it. There should
be two policemen on duty most OF the
night. instead OF one, as at present. 1t
IS impossible for single officer to make
trains, protect the business center, and
be en- the West side at the same time. A
year ago petition, with numerous sig
natures. asking for an additional officer.
was presented to the council. Condi-
tions have not changed since then, al
though the appointing power has. [
recommend the authorization of four
instead OF three policemen.
1t is not necessary to say in this mes
sage what the policy of the mayor will
be. My position was clearly defined in
the late campaign and I know OF no
reason why it should be changed.
The duties of the mayor are SO purely
executive that recommendations made
by him to the council are simply sugges-
tions, which the council in it's legislative
capacity may or may not endorse.
There is no reason why all branches Of
tbe city government should not be in
harmony. 1t will be the pleasure, as well
as the duty. of the present executive to
cooperate with the council in all meas
ures looking to the welfare OF the city.
Respectfully,
CHAs. f. VAsALY,
Mayor.
On the resolution fixing the mum.
ber OF police at three the vote was
Aye, Turner, Mecusker, Moeglein
Carlson; nay, Hill, Martin, Lane
The vote shows that the aldermen
from the big second ward stood by
the wishes of their constituents.
Salaries were fixed as follows:
Chief of police, $55 per month; pa
trolman, $50 per month.
City attorney-$300 a year.
Clerk-$35O q year.-s=.r-7ss.-=. q:
Assessor-$350.
Janitor-$50 per month.
Health officer-$100 per year.
Street commissioner-$2.5O pei
day.
The cityclerk was instructed to ad.
vertise for bids for city printing.
Time of meeting was left at the
first Wednesday in each month.
The council adjourned until April
II. when an application for license
will come up.
President Mecusker announced the
committees Wednesday. They are
as follows:
Poor-Moeglein, Turner, Lane.
Finance-Martin, Carlson. Hill.
Building-Hill, Turner, Martin.
Street-Carlson, Moeglein, Lane.
Purchasing-Turnr, Moeglein, Hill
Fire-Lane, Carlson, Moeglein.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-04-08

What a mournful wall Fuller
makes over the city councils ap-
pointments. Such a pity that a
Republican" council should elect
democrats to Office. After a while
Fuller will realize that there are some
republicans who don't ask Fuller's
advice as to what they shall do on
any matter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-04-08

We direct Brother Fuller's atten-
tion to Jhe fact that a strong repuS-
lican council actually had the bad
taste to elect democrats to Office.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-04-08
Mrs. J. A. Foss is very low.

The pension board meet Tuesday
and examined E. C. Tresscott and
John Smallwood, who applied for
pension increase.