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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

efanuuYd on Tl.ust ......., $50 70 .D0i
8 .an ara on suhsidiafy ~. i1V JJy.v0
Fc ,. 1000 .e0l
Northern Pacific rs. ...,... i5,099.o0d
Chicago Milwaukee and ST.
Pam bonds -. -. ...... b,vVv,DVa
rsu. .to seii@ ,... .l 100000
Ps ssS bonds. 49,. s.ooo,oos
ouincy. bonds. :. 5,oOo,OoG
wixconsin Central bonds. -. 4,000.0
Pennsylvania railroad stock s,50O,ooo
Aa southern sn'I bonds sa =. s.soo.ooa
.s Soscs NV =. 49,. s.boo.oas
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,.prr Il the best town In Texas; We
esurs ~ sale "a first-class bakery, also a
" ssssbIlshcd weekly newspaper and
M. I'll kinds Of property, for sale aud
..S.nrs. Hardy Solomon Co.. Clebufne
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MfNTED--Young men and women 10 pre-.
ptrc for business by ATTENDING the Massey
business College, Mason block sessions day
+ and night.
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WANTED--Good tenats to cultivate three
goo black land farms, consisting of 14o loo
and S4 acres respectively. VIII rent for third
and fourth of crop. Good houses, barns.
pasturage and pie ity wood aud water. Adj
dress James OBJ. Young, Edna. jackson
county. Texas II
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! ESTABLIsHED dry goods business; best
ktatIon In city; well selected stock; in
EvNss from $1,000 to $1,000; will take part
MI and part real estate; only people mean
hg business need apply. Address Bargain.
tn office. 16
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y sALE-slo,ooo hardware stock; for IN
Grmation address Lock Box A. Bryan.
|fuu, 1s
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Michigan Central bonds.
New York ard Harlem stock
chesapeake and Ohio bonds.
Southern Railway bonds. -.
Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chica-
go and st. Louis.
Nickel Plate bonds.
West Shore railroad bonds.
Sugar Trust. preferred stock
Brooklyn Union Gas stock and
bonds. 80. -. -. 49,.
Consolidated Gas, New YORK
Other interests In gas COM
panies. -. -. -. 49,.
Ohio Barbed Wire company.
Industries allied with OIL.
Natural gas enterprises In
Federal Steel coinpany......
Bituminous coal in ohio...-.
Copper mines In Montana.
Lake Superior iron mines.
Vessels on 1akes... .,.......
Real estate. Tarrytown... 80.
Real estate. Buffalo,. ....-..
Real estate, Columbus. Ohio.
Real estate, Chicago, .....
Real estate, New York;.
Miscellaneous Investments.
Total. .. 80. -. .........
Rockefealer's yearly Income.
Monthly iri1ome ..... .......
Daily income (including Sun
day.. -. -. .,...'...''
Hourly income. -. -, -.
Income per minute. .........
Income per second..........'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

:s:::;;rrsi57E and undertaking business for
~ .s ur ~ 1000 people; trade Of entire
w w competition. business msbdng
IA " moving to town OF colleges to
~ nv nv children: bank knows what 10
~ S,,sincss. Address j. w. o.. TINS
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THREE fine lots, partI. improved, in Far
Grounds Extension addition, for land o.
Northern property. Address 1859. this office
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lR SALE OR EXCHANGE-One OF the
Eda desirable 20-acre fruit farms, fronting
III water; In Galveston county; fine drain
III lovely location; close to railroad; 100G
&,ring pear and other trees, nice lawn
ia shrubbery; excellent buildings; ideal
NE: snap. for $500; what have you?
blk perfect. For particulars address 1864.
Nh office. u
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n 5sITE-Crocery store; cold drinks con-
WA, e - Established business. small stock
3 sshi: good stand. Address Box 81,
|ssns.t.sh,ra Texas IL
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TslcIaNs. ATTENTION--s2500 purchases
..aSrnce and ground 125x150 feet, all in
~ bearing fruits, in Texas coast town
= other physician. Address owner, Box
"a uorston, Texas, II
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railroad town: good chance for business
man. Address Mrs. D. Hagmann. Id
Grange, Texas. L;
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STORE FOR RENT-spienG.o room, yOx
b.. in good business locality. Apply Tel.
ephone office.
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beds cleanest in town. CSC, 15c per night,
15c and UP per week. Eagle hotel. 40,
Congress avenue. Ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

y W1NTED In daily and weekly
~ ~ n the best towns and counties
y e' rrst have at least 5000 In casn ;
" ME- to right party. Address 5. W..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

FOR RENT--Twelve- ROOM furnished. irs,.
ciass boarding house; seven blocks of cour,
mouse; 40 per month and board one. ADJ
dress 1902. this office sl,i5. ag39 ali a II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

FOR SALE OR TRADE--Lignite mine, pro-
ducing the best coal on the market: unde,
tense. with guaranteed royalty every ff-
teen days. Apply TO NJ. l.. Graham, AOus-
ton, Texas. 1l131a Congress street, I'd floor.
room No / IL
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Fon SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR RENT-Desirable furnished rooms:
southern exposure: hot and cold water.
terms reasonable: 1014 Mckinney avenue.1i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

TWO FULL furnished rooms; bath and gas
corner Main street and Lamar avenue
gentlemen only Il
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n sALErAt a bargain. blacksmith shop.
rs tools and fixtures complete, together
III rood residence aud barn; the only shop
:, toSn; good opening for good smith. A..
+. Weller Sublime, Texas. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

FOR RENT-Three modern residences, 1911
La Branch. 20i0 Lamar and l7i3 Mckinney.
Harral & Harral. the rental agents. /.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

THE Massey Business College, an up to date
business school; sessions day and night. 4
PLAIN. inlid business penn,Gnsnip taught, ns
flourishing, birds and suih nonsense, If you
please, at the Massey Business College.
X. II. CAWTHoN & co. are the cheapest
goou taiiors IN Houston.
FOR RENT-91-acre farm. Inquire ]. yollen.
werder. Crosby, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

TWO now two-story seven room houses. with
/ ~ a. modern conveniences, on Stanley aua
alouston avenue; one niock from streat
f eats Apnly at Office Central car shops. or
LII Rusk avenue. Price so a month. IL
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n SALE Profitable office business $500;
IA cash, balance out Of business. Address
gk this Office. II
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siSr-Drug store, county sent town,
e y. Taxas. annual sales $1,000; stock
+. ,ss,;ce $500, owner leaving State. Ad-
~ ~ iii. San Antonio. ....
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NEW two.story six-room house or cottage.
modern improvements. Apply 1918 Loulsl.
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WANTED TO BUY.

to know that +. p. Pye
1. ~ lbl6 Congress avenue. Buy eggs.
Guilty and produce il
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-, stock. nice fixtures; well To-
e ~ asectcr in growing Shreveport. ON
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IFgopFgsIoINx,,,I.-

|---,f - = - LfIVW II "
IN oiLEs has moved his ofiice Il
1thopee s ,as hissiias's drug stare. Of
49, - 10
undertaken and embaimer. 1914
enue; hle carriages aud hearses;
Y Sn ~. REEL will give Instructions
a.en natural method. Address
7S,r-- -s.-.. H-tJ
A9ENcY-Trainsd detectives
~ s.sn and criminal ipvesties-
4 ~ retes. For further pas-
{SSs iAmes AcCans. Hey IN.
= BRO, yise insurSacs xssS0
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COMPO BOARD at great bargain II taken
now. c. A Elmen, agent, 101bts Congress. u
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--NIneteen work
mules, three wagons. IL sets harness; u bar
gain. o.. w. Spring. Richmond, Texas, II
SALE OR EXCHANGED acres of good
land In adjoining county, or will take equity
in Houston property. Address 1898. this Of
fee II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

EXCIIANGE--Ona seven-room and one eight
room two-story houses; TWO lots with each:
six blocks from new school house FAIR
Grounds: want land. Address No. 1866. this
office $500. IL
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MEMS SUITS Continued.

MEN'S SUITS Continued.
$500 Suits, come OF our very fin
; est, meade from uhe highest grade
Of American and foreign fabrics,
superb garments, THAI will nc
equally as we'll as. alhe flnest GUS ~
tom work choice during this sale s s
5000 pairs OF Mems St,ictls All
Wool Phrts, in plaids, che KS and
h,r lines, clohhing stores ask
$500 aud SO, so a pair; during this
sale ........ .......s............. ;
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.a,sMlED-Cheap for cash. Winchester
NV ~ y or ao-ealiber. Address, with price.
Isv. WV. luis ofhee. II
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.::Sn'..1 bank, in town Of 500, South
aA 1lIis svr,c,lltural. two railroads. good
!1 ,.,ss. ritiseps would welcome and patron
4. Il swsll capital required. Box 5ls, San
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

- srssIoN Of the Massey business COL
". W .Nnrds young men and women an ex-
I'M a'' oroportunity to prepare for salarlod
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

1RE rs A BARGAIN--For sale or rent, a
6tisber shop in the best town in Texas;
|nM Inhabitants; which has been doing
lWfess for II years; has an established
|ht6e Of the best people in the city; use two
kevts two hogs and one sheep day;
|xfali sausage plant attached; also have
|sSett $50 IA; rattle AMI 80 hogs on hand;
|lbp fntures lest in the city I: only reason
|lfr uline Is OIL account IF large Interests In
Address W. H. Rarth, Corsicana. Texas. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

rVh 5RDNT--A seven-ruom cottage, on Pres
Ton avenue all modern convenienccs. APP
ply to II. Sam. $40 La Branch, Il
&NEKi DESIRABLE furnished rooms In new
brick fiat: also one single front room, An.
ply lisa Travis, corner Rusk. three doors
/ above Bristol hotel. ii
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FOR RENT--Nicely furnished front room,
,noeern conveniences, gas, hot and cold
cath: four blocks Capitol Hotel. 1915 Texas
s a.snue. Sentiemen only; references ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

% sAlE--A prosperous grocery business
|ln the county seat OF rich North Texas
|olisk land county. Write to Drawer 8. Aus
d. 1txas, "
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EMiitED-One good secondhand letter-size
sp'me press. Necco & Eiseman. Phone
~ II
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FOR RENT--Several truck farms on paved
~ Bnz building. ''A' 'e, !,
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0ARD AND ROOMS.

-. cSAAO AND HOOMS
~ eAahD-1.0 90 per week: heaters IL
- transient solicited. 1O7 Austin st. II
ny, ~ board for two gentlemen or mar
- without children. References
,Srs loo4 Travis street. IL
n i sss;'aEp table board and room In pri-
~ , w lew table boarders desired. Ref
TX oquired. 1912 Walker. "a
a md md ROOMS at reasonable prices.
~ "a southeast front room, furnished:
~ required. I0O0Naiilam, corner Me-
II
|ISc'Ht pan who desires to attend the
fo"sn Of the college In Chicago can find
N and BOARD and assistance In his
fscIn ooeTate expense with DR.. Fred
y ;rse,ib i East AID ST., Chicago. For
fcesoS rs address J.. II. Meyer,
1870. 81, Houston.
~ rfHoN & co, sell all wool suits
]ss HH e.. AvsENuE,-I.arse. first-cIass
I'm 'osse 2is blaeks from Capitol hi.
~ Size Transient aaa rEsuIar
~ 1S''elssd rstes Reasonable: tsi4-
10
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fKleHT PlANo. land or lot accepted as
IN payment for beautiful cottage that
~ or WE balance $500 monthly. Cot
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49, 49, money quick with small risk
n pshs s.s Ind cotton. We have never
~, s'v ~ customer, nor called Tor
J tH. W. profits paid on demand
ooA nan with us now, and double
% Hetvr week Write for. free adj
1ens Mackey & Co, . Wall street,
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for housekeeping. chesp, 1oi Crawford 81, IA
By PRIVATE family in Taird ward. two con.
neclinR rooms TO rent, with board to gen.
ticTen or married couple: references given
ana required Address 1855 this office. II
DESIRABLE front rooms, with board. in pri.
ware i'nnils,to parties without small children.
rates reasonable; references. lsUy Polk ave-.
.'1e. .-.E.l " ......o -. IL
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WANTED-To sell or trade for bird dog.
one full-blooded months old greyhound.
Address POOL Freeman street. Houston. Ii
PART CASH and part good town property at
conservative values In two or three Texas
towns. to exchange for merchandise. Ad-
dress w. II. Badger. Marble Falls. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For small
farm, dwelling house and lot in Workman.
worth $4,000: can rent 1t at once Ad-
dress box 1874, Workman, Texas. ii
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-27
Darling.

May 23.-We have had plenty of rain
and everything has started to grow
nicely.
John Regnell was at the county seat
last week on business.
c. A. Swanson went to Little Falls
last week.
The gravel train is still here. Another
weeks work will make the place wide
enough for our county road on that
side, so it will help a great deal. 1t
looks different here now.
Cows are in good demand here at
prices ranging from $25 to $40, but few
have any for sale.
Farmers are breaking up more land.
It looks as if our town would get in
good shape if we only had a postoffice
and store, and our farmers could get cash
for what they have to sell.
What has become of that gold sand
which was found on Mr.. Bergsrrom's
place, east of here? Won't it pay for
the gravel train to dig some there? Ii it
is a gold mine, then prosperity has GER
tainly arrived, but we were ready for it
lOEg ago.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-27
Smoke the famous Pine
Tree cigar. "Long as your
arm" s cents.

Mrs. H. l.. Rutgersreceived a letter
Sunday from her husband, who is
with the Klondike party, dated May
10th, which therefore allays the fears
of relatives and friends OF the Little
Falls people regarding the drowning
accident on Lake Bennett May 9th.
At the time the letter was written
the party was still building boats,
and contemplated portaging around
White Horse Rapids, instead OF risk
ing running them. Mr.. Rutgers di-
rected that mail be addressed to
Dawson City, with instructions to
hold until called tor. The party may
not touch Dawson City, but un-
doubtedly one Of them will 90 there
after mail. T. ..,--- a..
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:. - 80
Morrill,.

u &
May 22.-Mr. Rowland moved into
our town from North Dakota, but did
not like it here and left. 3. !.
A man named Mill moved into our
town from South Dakota, bought ~
acres OF land and began to make home
at once. - ~:= .s:s . =:
Stuhl & Co. have their stationary en-:
glne and boiler set up and will begin
saving soon. eess...==s.s. Z >ss<:.s-
Joe Lysher saw a, mountain sheep
near his place few days ago. II we bad
any way OF communicating with such
animals we would tell them it is danger
GUS to go too near Joe. ~ -. = .>S:s /.
Small grain is looking fine at this
time, the recent rains having stimulated
the ground wonderfully.
The fruit crop promises a bountiful
cror in our town this season. The
bloom on the plum, apple and straw
berry is healthy and numerous,
The bee business starts out finely.
recent cool weather, while it stimulated
robbing, it retarded swarming, which
may be regarded in the interest OF the
apiarist. The bee business OF the United
States surprised the manufactures OF bee
fixtures the present season by becoming
so large that the factories are unable to
supply the demand for hives and other
material needed by the apiarists. Your
correspondent would suggest that bee
supply factory in Little Falls would be
q good Institution to it's owner.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-27
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 infamed condl-
ton of the mucous lining of the Eusta-
chan tube. When this tube gets ill.,
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 -.or
any casr OF degfness (caused by catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-27
vest Of Flensburg We welcome him
here. 80 rs.
Henry Allen made q business trip to.
Little Falls yesterday sz5
Gilbert.

11lO0rC q. So
IS May 24:-Alma johnson, Of Green
Prairie, formerly Of Gilbert. has moved
with George Brewer and family to For
est City, Meeker county.
Mr.. Nlnehand, who losG one OF Lis
horses in the creek this spring, has
traded Tor fine mule. 80
Aug. johnson made 8 trip to Brainerd
Friday, the Goth. ===. :
Crops are looking. fine in this vicinity.
. +, A. Nelson will 60 to Sweden next
fall. He has sole all his stock and prop
erty except his farm, which he will sell at
first chance. So. ~: rs
Ole Hokanson has completed his cellar
on bis new farm and will soon commence
building. u. s:
Samuel Tough was over to see bis
tather-in-law.:H Henry futile, on Monday.
Ole Hokanson went out to his farm in
Grow Wing county Monday, the 23d.
Prayer meeting was held at Gnst
Swanson's Sunday last. -
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Huff.

May 24.-Everyone is busy planting
corn and potatoes and your correspond
emit has been too much engaged in his
rural pursuits to watch the movements
OF the nelghbors, and strangers have
been scarce.
There was fruit agent in the neigh
borhood last week, and we hear met
with considerable success. Whether it
will be a success for the purchasers will
develop later.
II. OBJ went to Little Falls Tuesday
on business.
The late rain has put everything in
tip top shape.
L. D. Snow, our assessor, is calling on
us nowadays.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-27

He sank very rapidly and died early
next morning, The funeral takes place
today. The services will be conducted
by Rev. Truedson, of Little Falls. The
deceased was a young man of about 25
years of age and resided with his par
euts about 4hree miles northwest of here.
He was we'll known and greatly re-
spected. The family have the heartfelt
sympathy of the whole community.
Mrs. Henry Allen is suffering from a
severe cold.
MICS Rosy E. Meyers is sick.
- L. P. Applequist hos arrived fri: m
Sisseton, N. D., with his family. He has
bought the Chas. Bacon farm, two miles
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-27

Jos, Bednarek, while helping his.
father hew building logs in Swan.
River Friday last severely cut his
loot. He was brought to his home.
here Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-27
Ad ditiona1 CORES ndence on.
sixth page.

Miss Rebecca Ashley has been re-
elec1ed principal Of the st. Cloud
High school, at q salary Of 1900 per
year. Miss Ruth Tozier will teach in
st. Cloud again next term, at SAL
airy of $50 per month.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-27
Belle Prairie.

May $50. b. Sims took a load Of
hogs to Little Falls today, where he
sold them to M. Mathieson for a good
price. MIR. Sims has a large number Of
hogs this year and expects to make q
good profit on them this fall,
Frank A. Mason took large number
OF cattle to Brainerd Monday,
A class of eight have begun studying
the cathechism and bible history under
Father Joueux, preparatory for taking
church.
There is to be a dance at Mr.. Lee
mieux's this evening.
Miss Emma Paddock went to Little
Falls today, where she will visit her
sister,, Mrs. Crawford Sheldon.
Supt. Seal visited our school and the
school in the Paddock district last
Thursday. Mr.. Seal left subscription
blanks with the teachers 80 that all the
scholars that wish to can send some
thing toward the Maine monument,
Every child that sends has to sign it's
name and can give as high as 10 cents
or less. The papers, when fall, are sent
to New York and when the monument is
finished they are placed in a vault in the
monument and at.certain times the pub
lie is allowed to see them. The teachers
may send in something if they wish.
Henry Rasicot was in Little Falls y es-
terkay on business. >%:~
Adolph- Jarvis and Jimmy Gravel did
not go to Little Falls last Saturday
evening as they had intended. We un.
derstand there were greater attractions
in this town: Z. --- -.
Mrs. Marguerite .Doucette was quite
sick last week.. - >.-%
l.. w. Ayers mothers health is much
better. She is now able to sit up.
Misses Eliza Prentice and Gertrude
Trebby spent Saturday in Little Falls.
NJ. f. Coe finished hauling logs fo4: the
Pine Tree company Saturday.
Miss Bernie Lee spent Saturday with
relatives in Little Falls.
The scho u will give a picnic here the
last day OF school. There will be recita:
tons and readingbs' the school. Every
one ia invited. School will be out June
10th.
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Flensburg.

Oscar Moline's little boy, who has
been sick, is much better.
Land buyers are numerous in the vi
cinity OF FlensDurg.
Road work is being done here this
week.
Louis Fetick, OF Appleton, Mimi, is
visiting friends in this vicinity
Mrs. L. Gregerson is visiting in Little
Falls this week. ~.
. Andrew Martinso2, while working in
the field last Thursday, was taken very
ill and had to be carried intoethe house,