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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14
LUMBER GOING EAST.


Minneapolis Lumberman: The
evidences of increased business
activity and of the prosperity
that was promised are to he seen on
every hand bv observing people.
Especially is this true of the West
IT. has been a number of years since
there was any lumber worth men
tioning shipped East from the mead
of tn. lake points by rail. There has
hardly been a time in the past few
years when it was possible to sell
lumber for q high enough price In
the East to pay the lumhermen 8
profit that would warrant their
having it shipped byrail. Most Of
the lumber from the West to east.
ern markets is shipped during the
season of navigation, but this year
there is mrre lumber being rallied to
the east from Duluth and Ashland
than ever before in the history OF
the trade. 1t is estimated that be-
tween twenty aud thirty million
feet will tie sold for shipment during
the winter. As q result OF this &C
tivity and of the, increased demand
at the head of the lakes it is not
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14
CYCLONE Aft. SMITH.
Fifty People Killed in the Ar
Kansas City Tuesday
Evening.

TT. Smith, Ark, Jan, ia cy-
clone struck this city at IL O'Clock
last night, and fifty people were
killed and property destroyed
to the value Of half a million dollars.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14
Mrs. New Dead.

Mrs. Margaret New. widow or the
late Anton New. died vt her home in
this city Tuesday. after a long
Illness. Death was due to the in
firmities of old age ana compi1ca-
ton of troubles from which she had
suffered for many years. The de-
ceased was q resident Ut this county
many years, having lived some time
in the town of Pike Greek before re-
moving to this city. Her husband
was a helpless invalid for many ye rS
prior to his death. y hich occurred
about four year, ago. The work OF
5Drnyidiuy Tor the innlijv was for
years done hy Mrs. New. H"h i'll i!er
hard struggle for II liviiho"d she
won the respect and sympathy OF
the entire community. She leaves
several Children. only one III winch,
her Youngest. daughter. Katherine.
lived with her at the time Of her
death. She has II son living near
Detroit, MINI. .,..,.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14

County Treasurer Meyer stated
positively. to the county board on
Wednes lay that unless he was in
some way allowed more pay he
would not employ any help in his
office during the busy tax-payihg
time. That was a fiat bluff. Doring
the short time that his office requires
more THAI one man, he will employ
help. as every county treasurer al.
ways has. Meyer will do az usual
this year. He didn't impress any
body very much with his bluff.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14

The present Indications are that
the scramble for city Offices at the
coming election will be as great asin
former years. Though the election
ia still over two months 10 the
future there are several candidates
in the field. Two candidates for the
DO sitiOn of city clerk, are now in
the field. They are Clarence Ray
mond and ". H Hartman, and the
la ter announces his candidancy in to-
DAYS issue of the Transcript. Other
names are mentioned 70: other Offices,
hut they have not as yet announced
themselves.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14
BANK OFFICERS ELECTED
Both National Banks Re-eleCt
Officers and
Directors.

The annual meetings OF the Ma
tional banks were held Tuesday
forenoon, and the stockholders re-
elected all the old directors. and the
same officers were also elected. The
directors and officers are as follows:
FIRST NATIONAL.
Pres.-A. u. Davidson.
Vice. Pres.-M. NJ Williams
Cashier-A. K. Davidson.
Assistant Easbier-Fred Stangl.
Directors: A. d. uvidsOn; G. A.
Lindbergh, M. NJ. Williams, Peter w.
Blake, VIM Davidson, Fred StanHl.
H e. Garvi6, Drew Musser, Il. NJ.
Weyerhseuser, g. d. Hawley' "A. r..
Davidson.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14
GERMAN AMERICAN.

Pres.-H. ThOrsOD,
Vice i'res.-C. A. Weyerhaeuser.
Cashier-JOhnW etzrl.
Assistant Cashiers. A. Siverts.
Directors-H. Thorson. j. W. Berg,
G. A. Weyerhaeuser, E. NJ. Hoover,
s. "A. .Siverts, John 'Wetzrl, p. NJ.
Musser, w. H. Norton
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14

Capt. Oscar Taylor is reported to
have suffered a severe relapse. and
his condition is such as to warrant
grave fears of his frientls.-JOurnal
Press
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarcts
Candy Catharttc. cure constipation forever
ioc 95c II c, G.. c. fell. druggists refund money
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14

The Law Enforcement leagne OF
North Dakota !. now annoying the
blind piggers Of Mandan.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14

cAp'IlSt.
ers 1852 OF
Oftir;,, fees 1916 81
Cost of inquisitions lS Us
Exutnina ton and COM
mitulent OF insane ~ 10
Justice court expenses KY VI
Dst riot court Witnesses 81 62
Petit juror district court l,Osl o.
Grn,,5 ;urnr district court A,i7 GO
Eirrtion returns u 30
Surveyor of assessments XVI w
Light, fuel and repairs Xxx ~
Premium court house ms. 4hl w.
Books and stationery LIZ ~
Printing and advertising LUZ vi
dentns $50 Is
ronJs and bridge 2,5i6 65
County com, services 467 20
Boarding prisoners SM q
County bonds interest 1,lM 10
Court stenOgrapher 20 w
c,Irt in state cases 1GO 90
Miscellaneous 1,43S 81
Total $3l, 1893 50
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14
BIG MILL or BIG STORY?

sfilaca Times: The St. Francis
correspondent Of the .Anoka Herald
tells an interesting story in the last
issue Of that paper of how a big "a ,"
mill will soon he established there
with a daily capacity of 2,oOO.oM feet
of lumber, the timber to he supplied
from Mile Laos lake. As the esttm-
atpd timber ut the lake is only q
little over 800, O(|O. 600, all Of which is
owned by the Foley Bean company
Of Milaca, it is evident the CORE.
spon,:ent's mill wonl,i fin! sh the
whole thing in one season His mill
would be a 'hummer.' but before
beginning opera tions we would ad-
vice him to consult the Foley Bean
company or reveal his liars license.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14
COUNTY EXPENSES.
How the County Funds We're
Expended in the Year
of 1897.

Below we give an extract from the
Morrison county financial statement
for 1897, showing the items OF county
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14

Still another use is being found for
hemlock, and it now looks as though
the long despised wood was to- be-
come on. of the chief and most
valuable products oi the l0ralities
where it grows. The paper manu-
facturers of the Fox river valley In
Wisconsin, are now using tito: make
up. into pulp. They fnd that 1t
costs only about "ne-ha:f as much
a. spruce and makes, II anything.
better paper This will open up a
new market for hemlock and makes
it more valuable than it has hereto
fore been supposed to, be-: 49,. .
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14

GOOD LOGGING WEATHER UP NORTH.
Grand Rapids, Mimi, Jan. s.-The
weather ia the finest for. our logging
in the. history OF Minnesota. Three
feet of ice in the lakes and the
swamps frozen in ,iine shape. We
have six inches Of snow and the
weather just as desired for the log.
80:
ging business.
Price Brothers.. of Minneapolis, are
the heaviest operators in, logging
here, Have banked in their nine
camps on the Prairie in the last two
weeks 7,OOO,OOW feet of logs, and be-
sides this amount have had 1.OW, 600
feet hauled by their. locomotives. D..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-01-14

j. NJ. Hardness, Aitkin, MIMI, Is
quote d as saying that the season Is
50 far somewha OF u HdisappUin.-
ment to the loggers in the northern
purt OF tho state. They expected tn
make a big cut. but there has not
yet been enough sno " 10 make the
hauling good, and. the weather has
not been cold. enough tomake ict
roads successful. Extensive prepare
tions were made for u big season.
work, hut unless conditions soon be:
come more favorable not nearly the
amount Uf work that was expected
will be completed.
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Ia Serious Trouble.
From the Terra Alta Republican.

From the Terra Alta Republican.
Herbert Montgomery, "a Piedmont
printer, who has been employed as
foreman on the Preston County
Journal for a few months past, was
arrested at Kingwood Tuesday even
ing by Maryland officer. charged
with killing man at bloomington,
Md, some time last winter.
From what we can remember Of the
case the circumstances were about as
follows: A large crowd OF people
were attending public ball ia a hall
at Bloomington, short distance up
the grade from Piedmont aud during
the evening great deal OF liquor aud
other intoNicants were freely u,ei the
affair win ling up IN Fl ght in winch
Montgomery took hand The Fl rht
was commenced in the hall add waa
later continu "a on tho outsids ~ ter
minated as do frequently such affairs.
The 5lac&ness OF the night was ma ie
more hideohs By curses and yells there
came the sliarp crack Of revolver, %
Il tsh OF light, cry OF pain and a few
moments afterWar5 y soni had drifted
out into the impenetrdble mystery that
shrou1s eternity. and living. breath
ing fellow mortal stood con iemnei as
a murderer In the eyes Of the All-Sse-
ing. Young Montgomery was arrested
the following day vas taken TO oak.
land. where he was placed in ! III. but
the evidonce bsing insufficient 70 hold
him he was shortly afterward released.
Bert as he Is generally called by his
intiniates entered the Piedmont
Herald Office when but a mere boy and
by close application TO his trade. rose
rapidly uutil be became one Of the best
job and news printers ia that section
OF the state. He was sober Industrious
and thoroughly reliable when We knew
him, aud was q general favorlte among
the people Of Piedmont lie is married
and has several children AMI resided
In Wssternport at tile time the trouUle
occurred.
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Our New York Letter.
Soldiers and Strangers Galore. "A
Full.Fiedged Hot wave, and No
Mistake.
Correspondence Of The Argus.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
| Wen. August is doing her fisrccst i
do not believe she could behave w orse
il she tried her prettiest Every bod y
is gasping, and heat prostrations are
the order of the day.
The town is overloaded with soldiers.
sightseeing strangers and buyers from
long and short distances. The civilians
evidently consider, and with justi6ca-
ton. too, that they are having IA warm
reception The IN litary men look as
Iol as cucumb:rs in comparison. This
weather is atmospheric ice-cream to the
lear, swarthy heroes, fresh from their
several seats of war. There is wide
difference between the tenn peratures OF
Manila and Manhattan Island; between n
n.iago and Staten Island; betwe e n
Cuba and this cosmopolitan strong
hold OF new and newly enforced
nation,
This morning, / rode from Forty
second street TO Twenty-ninth in a
Fifth avenue stage, and to my delight
a tall, well-shaped man Of forty-five or
thereabouts. got in just as did, and
sat where ! could feast my eyes uron
his well-browned. weather be ten face.
A society chap-very hands ONE, we'll
dressed and decidedly manly in an
pearance-sat opposite me but, being
a hero worshippiDg woman, the man
in the uniform of Uncle Sam and the
letters ~. =. "" on his collar, came
In for all the attentive regard polite.
ness rendered possible. and / noticed
that he was decided magnet for all
other womanly eyes present,
There is an elegance of bearing
gained by military drill and discipline
that no other form of exercise or
athletics can impart The soldiers one
sees about town might be encased IN
some rigid form OF corsets, so correct
are their outlines. know a man with
weak back who has corsets made to
ht him, and declares they brace his
spine In way that is very confortab ble.
That's nothing; we fsomen who wear
X y e. corsets are comfortable all
around Aud, not only com Portable.
but graceful Even the most natureIy
proporiioBed ladg may have her actual
years discounted at least half "A dozen
when she gets into tho exqui-iteIy
curved compass Of this particular stay,
! The stores are just full OF late Sum-
mer bargains, and early Fall novelties:
but only the most intrepid followers OF
! fashion are brave enough. as yet, to
venture upon the latter-it Is so warm
! Bnt really smart women get the ma
! ierials for their new Autumn costumes
into the hands Of their rsodistes before
the rush OF the new season properly
! begins.
A friend Uf mine complained 20 the
the other day that although she spends
a lot Of money each season on her little
girls clothes. yet she is never rewarded
by the child's appearance. as she turns
her toes In
! was glad TO tell her then, and am
pleased 10 remind my readers here that
Best 3 Co. manufacture q special shoe
for correcting this fault, and cultivate
a graceful walk in any and every ease
Of the kind, however extreme
The craze for Russian jswclry is at
is height
The prevalent fare hat owes IT'S
popularity TO the fashion Of wearing
The hair cn pompadour.
EvEf.Ys CAnLn
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Is II anyOcdy'S Business.

Is IL anybody's business
II a Reutlcman should chose
To wait upon u lady,
IL the lady don't refuSce
Or to speak little palmer,
That the meaning all may know,
Is IL 0oyhody = busiucsS
liza lady has a beau?
Is IL anybody's business
When the gentlemun does call,
Or when he leaves the lady,
Or " he leaves at alt?
Or is IL necessary
That the curtain should bc drawn
TO save from further trouble
The outside lockers on
Is II any ybody's business
But the lady's, n her beau
Rides with other ladies,
Aud doesn't let her knows
Is II any body's business
But the gentleman's, III she
Should accept another escort
Where he doesn't chance To be?
lis a person on tho side walk,
Whethergreo or whether small -
Is IL any body's business
Whether that person means TO call ?
or IL you see u person
As he's calling anywhere
Is 1t my of your business
What his business may be there ?
The substance of our query,
Simply stated, would be this
Is IL anybody's business
! What another's business Is ,
II IL is or IL IL isn't
We would really like TO know,
For were certain, II IL isn't,
There are some who make it So.
IL IL is, we'll join tho rabble,
And act the noble part
or the tattles and defamers
Who throng tho public m trt;
But IL not well act the teacher,
Until each medler learns
1t were better IN the future
To mind his own concerns.
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DR.sJ r. WATSON,
DENTAL and ORAL sUR GEoA.
NWTrUTIEf pa
sNIrHFIElD rA.

Reetlir eridHfc q Of fiufofe college ~
l1rrtb surgery and pu.i GrHd latc ~ che 1r.
iutl tolIcgr ~ trpFu md q idre work ~
columbus, Otiu iuttutur of thc sir cen Sys
Mouth gf.lrtutecd 10 bold firmly in place.
ft Tooth Extracted pui'i eiv without rHfu
ten ,clrt 30 cents to iI fioid Crowns afd
Pine Noli tlHng d Srcc atty As a8eftas ghe
lrcitW.N ~ hildr'u's Teeth which scan e
tlfdcucJ aud saved Whefc q nfcrc lnechrluirH
bcuii Q with ih-if tnl. .cfinr won q fail
n1n irum f1e 40 fill She 10Th ~ every
wonth. az Nrnrtio once every ESQ oftls
fr0m the 0i 900 The last March NAV. .ftiiv.
seYiembcr Nus cmb and Jannarl A,lud TIE
lafcs
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Old Joe Wheeler.

OLD Joe Wheeler.
solid at his post,
Not n IN NJ tn kick about,
Nobody TO roast
Never writes letter
Full OF gall and spite;
q Toe Wheeler,
Hes all right.
Obi Joe Wheeler,
Flat upon his acls.
Co.; the boys TO carry him,
Marshaled the attack.
Do,tors conldu't handle him,
on he went to fight,
Old Joe Wheeler,
Hes all right.
Weary was the army.
Spaniards hard TO beat;
Some one passed the word along,
Boys, we must retreat"
"D-n it, no I" says Ancient Joe,
Never take to flight"
Old Joe Wheeler,
He's all right
After Santiago fell
Fighting men got sick;
Generals and colonies
All began to kick.
Hang 1t ALL" thought General Joe,
This disgusts me quite"
Old Joe Wheeler.
He's all right.
Teddy wrote an angry note,
Stirring Alger's bile.
Ripped the powers up the back
In a rough-riler style
Not word OLD Joe let drop
Atthis woful sight
Old Joe Wheeler,
He's all right.
Never mad. never huffed,
| Never riled and sore
Steady Old Reliable
Fights, and nothing more.
ID mt forget him. Uncle Sam,
(Sone folks think you mighty
Old Joe Wheeler,
He's all right.
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Ihdusauds suf-r from Catarrh or
cold IN head and have never trict the
popular remedy. Thcfe Is no Longer
any excuse, as "a 10 csnt tfial size of
biy's Cfeam Balm can Jc bad Of yoUr
druggist or We mail IL f,f 10 cents.
Full site 80 cents.
ELY BBOS.5j Wdrreu St.N Il Citv.
frend advised me Co trg Elv's
Cream Balm AMI after using a. SIX
weeks ! believe ny self cuged of cafarrh.
~ is a most valuable remedy JOSEPH
stewart, 62i Grand Avenue. Brook yn.
n y
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PATRlOTlSs.

,u Essay written ny wnic q. Tn.
vcile. the Fourteen Year old Son of
Col W Layellc, OF Tuunelton 49,
The Boy Is a student OF Rock nm
College, Nd. and Goes Back This
Week, TO Resume His Studies
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- at Indianapolis. Ind.
'VSMASS elected the following Of
SLsfSSs 6cers for the coming two
@ years
Supreme Chancellor. Thomas
Sample. Allegheny Pa.
Supreme Vice Chancellor, Ogden II.
Fethers. Wisconsin.
Supreme Prelate, Jas. Moulson,
St.John, N. B.
Supreme Keeper Of Records and
Seal. r. T.. G. White. Nashville. Tenn.
(re-electedJ
Supreme Master Of the Excheduer,
Thomas d. Mears Wilmington, H. c.,
(re-elected).
Supreme Mister at Arms, Harry a.
BiRelow, Seattle. Wash.
Suprcms Outer Guard. John w
Thompson, Washington, ID. G., IRE
elected fourteenth time
James A Carnhan. Of Indianapolis.
Ind. was reelected Major Gsneral
OF the Uniform Rank.
oRtND LODGE OoNvESTfON.
The Grand Lodge Of West Virginia,
KniRht of Pythias, will convene in
twenty-niuth annual session at Sisters.
vile. Wednesday morning, October
10th.
The brethfen Of that city arc making
arrangements 10 give tho visitors a
pleasant tims during their stay 10 that
city.
The several railro1d companies will
give low rates from all points 20 Sis.
tcrsville.
Brown Lodge. No a. ~ this place.
will be represented by j Slidell Brown,
who was recently eleeie for two
years longer.
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WANTED /!

Active. reliable men 10 solicit orders for
Fruit aud o. namental Nursery stock strictly
hrst-class an true % name Perma sent en-
ploymeni. good pay. Business easily learned
state age and occupation. WTite At once for
The r. 9 Chase Co. South Penn Square. Phlia-
deiphia, Pa. 10 i-9S
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MORNING. TRAINS

MORNING TRAINS.
No. leaves KingwoOd 1T @ 90 W and ar
Slees at rubDelton at 81. connecting with No.
west. aud No Ia east. Retnrning. leaves Tun.
nelton at 30 O'Clock and arrives at RiDgwood
AFTERNOON TRAINS.
No. leaves Kingwood AZ n, nj and ar.
rives at TunneltJn at ESQ connecting with No &c
eud No. az east. fast train and hecommod .tlon
both, and No. ~ west. Returning. leaves Tun-
helton about 10 O'Clock, arriving at KinRWood
atbp m. Trains daily except Sunday
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: AGENTS FOR "GLAp

UIANTEO - AGENTS FOR GLAD.
WI STONE HIS Life and Public
Services 10y Thomas w. Hand.
W ford. A wonderful story Of a glo-
fiOu4 caresr. Over 800 large. radiant
pages. 100 superb fare engraving.
Richest, biggest best and only eniors-
ed Gladstone book" Published. Only
". 80. Commission. 10 Der cent Credit
given. Freight ptid Outfit free
Drop all trash and clear 1900 a month
with the only true aud good Glad
stone book Address THE DoNSfoS
CoHPANY. Dept. 80 352-J5G Dearborn
street, Chicago.
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IU14itrS X. MOSHOE.
Surveyor Of Lands,
FINGWO1D. ~. ~.

pHri 0i ibe county nrauuf5 raid NJ ftasonalilg
tdrs plnts dt0is 1nd calmiaiGrs ncHf " ar 4
Wcnpte y, ,m. de lfoWdcrd- pr fr'd utdet inyf
ihe "f and gfnIif'e pixie, oouutry feids avid
trfnHHYs Hen layiue oht town iofe streets
iuuudai 81 ci0. correspondence rolritcf.
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TWO GOOD BARGAINS.
EoR SALE IN KINawooD,
z Comfortable DWELLING Houses

One Fine Tvo-story Re ddence with Ton
Rooms. Good Yard and Garden. and - kcFes of
Land, Good stable. and all necessary out
Buildings, Good Cellar and So epd Water.
Pine Young Fruit. Apples. Peaches, Piums.
Cherries and Raspberrist nnnse In Firsf-C;Iass
'Con iition. Lately papefe1 and Paiptel
The Other Dwelling T. Tw.- tory and elr
Large ROgns. with Gardst situafed on Main
street. Also IN splendid Condition
bOth Properties Viii be sold on Favorabip
Terms. Call or address
WILLIAM FJMESEAR
~ 'rwOOd, W Va.
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What people are saying about Hoods
SarsaDarilia ? it IS curing the worst
cases ot scrOfola. dyspepsia. rheuma-
tism and all forms Of blood disease
erupti0ns, sores boils and pimpcs. n
is giving stfeu9th 10 weak td tired
women Why should tov hesitate 90
take IL when II Is dong 50 much for
others ?
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WEST HOUND.

Trains marked s. stop regularly. and tarinS
q marko1 r, are n ~ stations Other trains de- not
2stop I'M SHRYvER.
Asst Gen. Passe Iger Agent
q u. MARTIN, Mana .er Passenger Trahc.
Al. BOSAPtELD, Ag I at Tunnelton
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Your friends may smile
But that tired feeling
Means danger. it


But that tired feeling
Means danger. it
Indicates impoverished
And impure blood
This condition may
Lead to serious illness.
1t should be promptly
Overcome by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Which puri6es and
Enriches the blood,
Strengthens the nerves,
Tones the stomach,
Creates an appetite,
aAnd builds up,
Energies and vitalizes
The whole system.
Be sure to get
Only Hoods.
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Hoods Pills arc the best family ei-
tbartic and liver toaic, Geot.e, rella-
BILE, snres
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DR. j. S. HARTLEY,
Resident DENTIST:
TOWNSVILLE. w. vs..

VIII visit vnrioui points regularly nnd
do FIRST CLASS WORR, guaranteed 40
give satisfaction { SEES the famous
GREHAM METHOD for the
PAINLESS EXTR&CTION or rEETH
Due notice Of his. visits iooilier places
will be given in this paper.
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CA - - - I'd IA.
Bsafs She - TIE kIhd You Han ksgr Bought
'''si'''' 3 '.N<H2zIZu
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THE KNIGHTS OF PYTmIAs.
suPREMe LopoE orFIcEns

The Supreme Lodge,
which has been In session
at indianapolis. Ind.
elected the following Of
6cers for the coming two
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