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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1899-06-07

-Wm Monta9 peranltaltete 3os.
9ihol3 nabe Sbiplis 6errp Gin srObsr
Bali ruel4er bon oem iiinsersn gle.
mente 3ablrsid beiu9t mar. Oas Soc
es psraebt cine Wenge 2eute 81 beipir=
tbsn, ,e,ste Der 1ut 9soedte lii&. Der
bon gbwarr.n 10 belaosn mar. sas Is
in Gefubr ltano nieoer gu linten
BON bem eolen @srft.niaft mar
ebeniaQs rsi4li& seiOrst. Dsn gam
zen yta9mitta9 uuroe BON ben jiin=
seren 0suten setunSt, uno oi. Msltsr.n
omalirtsn ii4 nit 2artsnipi.l.n, bel
Dem .in manhes 8ldbten ssl..rt pur.
Be. I'm 10 9lbenos CAB 9err gidol3
bas 3ei@en unb iofort peritummte biz
Mulii uno ale be9absn lih auf oem
6.imuese, nit Der Weriia.runs bas
iis .inias per9niiste Stunsen perlsbt
battsu. 0as 9irdr Crpeitra unter
2situns oss 9errn 6rant Dirdr lisier.
t. gang portrefilih. Muiit. llntsr BE-.
men Die auf Dem Ylabe iuaren b.mert,
tel mir iolasnoe: 3. 9irdr. s. Bro
meyer. ). Sranes.r, ". Sbubsrt, 8.
S9nisoers. M.Stlueter. 0.&ribl.us
U. 2oOtbens. s 2auis. 3. '0oifmsisr.
8. Sannins. 3. 0auis, ). WOIten.
8. II. s. Wolten, y Stmiot, icmie
bic 6rls. 3. Wstenbosg. Is SAnieo.rs
u. Qaufs. M. Shlu.ter. Dl. @atts, j.
gruns. 6. 9offmeier. u. @at.rs. %.
u. &. VeidIsus. bon Sole So. sbeniaus
oieIe Nnosre bon Der 9tatbaritait.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1899-06-07
6. W. 3euelp.

NadlaB.Rihtsr Y. u. 3sU.lp mel.
der lih um bas Senatarial=glmt Die.
iss Iiltritts beluirbt. miro wobl in De,
om II. Suli. gu &idlano. 9Ru. sll;
iammentretenben Gonpention obne bic
lee Ya(lotiren nominirt ,psrb.n.. Ollie
7ele9aten limb fir ibn initruirt. ebeniu
pi. 9.l.satsn BON Miler So. 0.rr
Ssp.lp bdlt i,it sebn Sabreu oas 9lmt
slnH 9iadlab- -8iAters inns. Obuobl
unier @ountp eine srobe%epulitanii4s
Msbrbsit aaiweiit fano ii4 niemano
Gem man fir bsiier befdbist belt. oie=
its 9lmt iu pertreten als 0erru 3euelp.
@enn 9err 3euelp, mir lweiieln nidt
caran, oi, Nomination erbdit. wiro
.r aub .ripdblt wero.n. Sic meilten
Stinimen BON Sias. Co.. limb ibm
lipsr. Die oemOtrutii&m Telesatsn
iputsr lih aui ein:n G.nbioaten sini.
gen, ,pslher nibt aQsin oas Vertrausn
Der sisenen Yariie btiibt, iOnosrn auA
pi. beioer 9.ansrii1en Yurtei beirbt
lit. Tie lstten 3,bn Sabre baben ben
Ysiu.is sebraht, oab 0srr 3epslp oas
s.rtrau.n beioer Yartein beiibt. Die.
les iolte senus iein fur uniere Wua'
bar Gouuties au4 ibm ibr Isr-
trausn gu fAenien. Wir Oerii&ern ouf
Gbrs. -oab 0srr 3eoelp oas @mt CUR
Suiri.oenbeit a0sr 0erwalten wiro. ]
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1899-06-07

Ois Nlten slaubten, oaB &bsuma=
tismus bon einem GdmOn i'm &orper
zines Meniden sr3el,st miro. gSer .i.
men MnfaQ oes 2enoen= poer ent,iinos
ten @beumatismus bat. miro suseb.n
oaB oas 2eioen teufliib ssnus III. um
3u bere9ti0en. Gs mllrbe ME bebaup.
tet oab Gbamberlains Sdmer;.n 9a!
Jam 3eufel austreibt, es tllrirt aber
&beumatismus uno bunoerte lsaen
3eusniB ab BON Der gDabrheit oiei,r
Yebauptun9. Gine Nuwenouna lin.
bert bic G9mer,en uno oisis idnelle
Grlei4tsruns allein III oieliad mebr
wertb ais mas es toitst. 3u bub.n
bel Weltermann uno 6ehtel.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1899-06-07

@.p. u. =. Siber, ". Ganton N.Y.
ar.ib,: 3wan,is Sabre lang lit id
an Tpspepiie. st probirte Gsd,sren
uno M.oi3in obns Grfols. Wan ri.tt
mir Roosl Opspepii. Sure gu s.brau=
den, ,uelaes mir iofort bali. Sd baltic
IS fir elm Mittel se9.n llnperoaulidteit
Wroaut bas gH.n. Wsfsrmann II.
JsAtel.
Dim Samltas ben 9. Suni bieIten
bic 5.moirateu bon Ciuss Gountp itr.
6onpention 3ur grwdbluns BON 6
7.l.oaten ,ur Stats Son. in aanias
6itu, 6 sur 'gonsr.biOnal Son. in
California no, 6Sur Senatorial
in Rlhlano, MO., 3 iu Der Snoicial
Gon. in S.oal'a. WO. uno 3,u Der
N S.Ii.riOn Gin sur grwdbluas BON
S.lsoai,n sur Wational Goaueniian in
aanlas ben 4. Suli.
SNm. 4. Gauioion wurbs ols Dor
Ils,no.r uno O. N (3oo. als, Sstr.tor
stipahlt.
Sis iolssuom S.rrsn wdiosn 81
ben psriti,osnsn6 onpsntlorsn .smd1l'
Staats Scn.: 6. si.bbsri, ). ITO.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1899-06-07

binieu, 8. Suue. 8.g. 9efieprs une 8.
M. 3epelp. @on9rseional:-Er Sts.
lie, @n. S4marBs. Sobn aeap. fr.
). =. ,ioie. 9. 5. 0irdr uno O. S.
HOoe. senatorial: :-Wat, 0auinsr.
Sames &obinion. y. 6. Yranlnn,
Sos Suellentrop, Or. s. q. Sose uno
8. 5. Yauabn. Suoieial.-Wm. Na.
oio'on. >. gHeitermarn unb Iietor
partp Seherlon 0itp:-S.@. Wauabn
.. Willebrauo uno Is. Sod.
9Ddbreno Der Gonpention bieltsn
Senator j rris unb Nilt. attn. Gen.
Sehries &eosn sesen 1ruits uno Sm=
perialism.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1899-06-07

-9lm l2. Suui ipire Der Mu=
prebbpter aarl epen i.in critics b..
Msbnpier. in Der bieiisen ct. Soiepb's ;
airde ourbrinaen. Sic Seer beainnt
am Gi.nito9 Worsen pi.rt.l Dor 9
llbr. Ger 0Oaw. primi;iant wiro
bonn S&weiternbauis in isisrliher
YrOi.iiiOn ubseboIt. anr.ld.r all. So=
ollitdtsn ano gereine nit ibr.n 9lb.
,,i4en tbsilnsbmen tuero,n. Is lit
Elm Ghrsntas Der B'meinos, ,umal oa
Der Sotw. primi,iant Elm aino bi.ii=
a.r Bemsinb. iitiopiro oie5tsiInabms
i:br ,ablrtid iein.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1899-06-07

-9lm TO,Msrfas lester Do4e oer=
iauots @err Sos. Doeder BON 8rolies
Ysno (St. 9bomas) ,tuei @arlaonnsen
s.mdtsie Stiers, bic oas nett. Gewi4t
BON 1918 pfuno i'm our&i&nitt repres
i.ntirten. na4 st. 2ouis. I'm oas
oaiiir 3u srbaltsnoe Gaib nad 9auie
gu b.ioroern, nabm er 9e.rn W. 3.
St.etb ponSt. 2bomas NIT. Soc m,inte
sln.n lolbsn paufsn aaeiu su trassu
war. gu beidmerliG. uno auf elmer
Strabsnear ju iabrsn su setdbrlit.
80. lit wobl Der bette Jarmer in Mil.
lsr 10. uno ososntt wenisitens 5000
Suih.lBsi3en su Grei4en. ben er idou
j.bt ,u 6Oe ben Yu. uertauit bat.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1899-06-07

W. :. WuIler, Millb.im, ga. ret-
tete oas Seben isin.r 'l.ln.n 5ohi.r
ourh ben sebrauh bon On. Miuuts
6ouab Cure als lie nit Der Group am
'terb.n lag. Sas .ir;iss harmlpie
Mlttsl naB dusenblitlit.n GrIola bat
peilt ihneil 0uiien. Grtalt!lna,u
grontitus, @rlpps. glilbma uno 0al+
uno gunaenlsioen. g8ensrmann Ii.
,Sthtel.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1899-06-07

-Vbptographlli u. !. Ser. miro
am IL. Suni ien 9ltsll,r bier n,eost
eroifnsn.
-0err Q. gSeeenbors t.iouo ilt
sinlss 5og, bier auf yeiud.
-0lels gSph. ,rbieli.n nir 9iah=
rlht oas Ueoiil'r Sdnlb,in Dor eIna
3psi Mohsn rir Hi,ol,tss Maoe bin.
trrli:B.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1899-06-07

3manils Sabyslans mar ih NIT
Massnlsloen bcbaftei uno sab aue
0plnuna au' Deilnna aui. aoopl
Spspeplia Sure lepoh that mir 10 wobl
oas ih ss els ZEN &etter msines 9sbens
tetratte. Itrcibt ~. u 9slitinion,
glbanp. 1enp. Te,oaut oas eiler.
s0tltsrmann II. Nehiel.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1899-06-07
Gptnnsruereln

VrOi. Y. 0. @rnan Der 2.brsr us,l
Der Sinn 0Ohihul, sl.b. naait.n 7on
nerltaa cine Earti. BEN oas III Der
l.ets Gag Der Sbuls. 6orr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1899-06-07


Qernann 0oer.
G.r.insfabus: o,.ors W.riaa,.
Gonrao Y.rhOH.
l. s}or. 0atbarina 9Dernsr,
better. 5aer.lia Morf,lo.
0eurp Shlu.ter.
Banner (0''lst) sss sssl Sss.s, ss3ls,:
2. Dor 2atbarina Morian,
better. 2inie boer.
pdpltli4e Grant Yaumbp.r.
6abne. QD. Yuersmspsr.
Siins sllnss.Sosalitat.
Son Wisa.rs
Sob. 6abn. ; Stepban sD.ri bal.
Pbil. W.r,ensm.p'r.
l. Wor. Soi.pb Clbslsbr,
oster. Yen YOo..
Sos. Shaupet,r,
Banner (blau) 7 Sohn salllllna
Anton galtsntuit.
2. Vor= stephan 9sihsr.
b,tr. Qib. At.rtsnsm.ptr.
pdpflih. @brilt 0au,rtcrt'.
SABINE. ~m. SbaIw.tsr.
3. @or= @sraro g4.i.nbors,
better. Martin Sobann.smen.r.
Sans.rdor: (YIaus 6abn,.
l. uno 2. Son. Mdoten.
5 gnssl nit Sinnbilosr,: (Nsi,sn
Aebren, gDsintraub.n. aslt, pat,n,
uno Grons.)
glumtnitrduerinusn.
Wesoieu,r nit Silbcrnsn St.usn.
Qimm,l (Yaloatin), pri.ii.r NIT
osm bodwiiroislten 8ut..
0iMmeltroaer: Cos 0ubn, Germ.
Sd.ppers 6tant Yrsilsr uno Vbllipp
Yrelisr.
2er,.ntrdaer:
6hrih 0oer. 0ubert GUsn.
Martin gooe. Stephen Jstt.l.
q. SdauWedsr y. W. .6alirop.
On. 6ennelpalo, On. Noridn.
O. YlaBmspsr, Wm. yoos,
D,rmann Nade Ben. @.t,nbore
6rt. SOrltoanial On. Vortb,
Nsnrp Hsttet.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1899-06-07
Sronuns Der 6robnlsihnlhms Vro=
;eilisn.

Il. :. 6abn.: Sobn 6eht,I.
&reu,traser Il. areusfahns: Wm.
Wintelmann. ). Norian uno Sen.
Stratbaus.
Grh 2om.: 2nabsn. Rinob.it Seiu
6abne Shuliinoer.
Sun9frauen Sooalitlt.
0p. Nsdmann,
@.r.nsfabns: Sobn Sbepp.rs.
Jreo Sobannssm.per.
Qatb &oshsr,
Worhskev. ( lluoeln Nsshfo(
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1899-06-07

NuIV NUeNtr,
Vorbeter: 9naela 6sdtei.
Muttersottes Statue:
|. & @intslmann, 5. Sobanna goo.,
2. 9 2iiiteritspban. s. 9lnna Yrun,.
3. &atp W.ber. Z. 9ouiia 2u.ds,
4. Sobanna 6ehtel, IS. q. Yu.rsm.i.r.
GOr- 9ouiia Tsrbofi.
better. aatbarina 6sht,l.
0eaaro dorian,
Banner (w.ib) : iglnton 7.ihsr.
0enrp Gusn.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-01
!ldz he R!9Meg , g!4Mn9lG Three Hour Special Sales
Monday Afternoon

LADIES' SAILOR HATS-Fancy Straw
Sailors, in new Saratoga shapes. with
black ribbon bands, value So cents each.
Monday, 2 to 5 p. M, at .............l5C
CHILDREN'S UNTRIMMED LEG
HORNS-Real imported Leghorn Hats.
in the seasons most preferred shapes.
good quality, value IS cents each. Mon
day. = to 5 p. m, at .............. l0c
LADIES UNTRIMMED LEGHORNs-
Fine Italian Leghorn Hats, in natural
color. large. stylish shapes, value $1.25
each. Monday, 2 to 5 p. M, at 80. soc
CHILDREN'S SAILORS-In stylish.
large shapes, made of fancy straws,
colors blue and brown, ribbon stream
ers. value So cents each. Monday, 2 to 5
p. m, at ........... ............... lOc
LADIES' UNTRIMMED HATS-Swell
new shape Short Back Sailors. of fancy
rough straws, in all colors, value soc
each. Monday. 8 to II a. m, at 49,. 25c
LADIES' WALKING HATS AND
SAILORS-An immense lot Of swell
mats in the best shapes of the season,
all colorS shown, values from ST. 5 to
$500. Monday, 2 to 5 p. m, at ..... 6Sc
LADIES' TRIMMED HATS-Hand-
made Hats Of Liberty Silks, Chiffons
and Straw Braids, all colors, including
black, are shown in this line, value
1890 each. Monday, 2 to 5 b. M, at 49,.
DOS
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-01
to 8 Onlv

GIRLS WHITE D~RESSES-Of fine
Muslin, trimmed with lace edged rufles,
ages 6 to IA years value $500 each. Mon
GIRLS WHITE DRESSES-Of good
Lawn. with wide rufles over the Shout
ders, embroidery and ribbon trimming,
ages 3 to IA years, value $3.50 each.
Monday 2 to 5 p. m. at ............. o
GIRLS WHITE APRONS-Of fine India
Linon, prettily trimmed with faces and
embroiderles. ages 6 to IA years, value
70 cents each. Monday, 2 to 5 p. m 35c
CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS
OF good material, tucked and lace
trimmed. sizes l to II years, value rs
cents each. Monday, 2 to 5 p. M, &c
MERCERIZED UNDERESTIMATE all
colors and black. with large double
ruftte around bottom. The material
used has the appearance of Taffeta Silk
and wears better. value $3.50. Monday,
: TO . p. M, at
LADIES' SILK UNDERsKIRTs-A line
of fine Taffeta Underskirts. in high
colors and dark shades, made with
large f1ounce and three ruf1les around
bottom. value $3.50. Monday, 2 to 5 y.
ILL., AZ 4,O5
LADIES SILK MITTS-Full length.
pure Silk Mitts, black only. with
stitched backs, value 20 cents a pair.
Mohoay' to . p. m, at ........... IOc
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-01
Monday Afternoon
mun"nmnmn2 to s Onlv

CASTLE SOAP-Best American make.
In tWo-pOund bars, value 40 cents a bar.
Monday, 2 to 5 p. M, at ...,...,.,.I6c
SATIN RIBBON-All Silk Satin Ribbon,
in width from 2 to 5 inches, all light
and dark colors shown, value Is cents
a yard. Monday. 2 to 5 D. M, at &c
LADIES HANDKERCHIEFS ~ Fine
White Handkerchiefs, with embroid-
cred and lace trimmed edges, value 25
cents each. Monday, 2 to 5 p. M, at :.
Ioc
LADIES' SUMMER SKIRTS-Of fancy
ducks and crashes, trimmed with con-
trasting bands and buttons, newest
cut, value $500. Monday, 2 to5 los
LADIES' SUMMER SUITS-Of ducks,
crashes and piques, in blues and ma
tural colors, garments beautifully
trimmed, four styles to choose from,
value $500. Monday, 2 to- LOS
LADIES DRESS SK1RTS-Of fancy
novelty suitings, in assorted colors and
patterns. well lined and bound, balue
$2.25 each. Monday, 2 to 5 p. m LOO
SILK INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs-Of
fine Japonet, with wide hem-stitched
border. large size, all initials, value 10
cents each. Monday, . to 5 p. M, &C
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-01
Monday Morning..
mnumuunm9 to z Only

FANCY ~RIBBONS-In stripes. checks
and plaids, widths from 2 to 5 inches,
value 1Oc to zoe a yard. Monday, 3 to
~ a. m. . ~
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS-In plain
white and wide hemmed edges, sheer
and fine, value SOC each. Monday. >
to IL a. m. at ..... .... .............. ~
BOYS HOSE-Of extra weight ribbed
cotton, in fast black only, excellent for
service, value 15c pair. Monday, 8 to
IL a. m. at ........ ....... ............. 81
LADIES' Isle THREAD HOSE-Fine
imported Isle Hose in plain and Richie
lie ribbed, colors black and tans, very
fine weave, value SOC a pair. Monday,
9 to II a. m. at ......... ...... ......loc
TOILET SOAP-Buttermilk Soap with
W~itchhazel, finely scented, three large
bars to a box, value 15c a box. Mon
day 8 to IL a. m. at ........... -. sc
SILK PLATED vDSTs-Ladies' Summer
Vests in blue, black, lavender, and
cream, low neck, sleeveless silk en-
broidered, lace trimmed, worth Soc each.
Monday 8 to IL a. M, at .......... 4OC
LADIES CORSETS-Vassar Corsets of
fine sateen, drab and black 5 hook
clasps, value IS cents a pair. Mon
day. 8 to II a. m. at ........... 4. =
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-01

FANCY RIBBONS-A swell line of all
silk ribbons in gros grains and taffetas;
width 8 to 5 inches, value 40c to 6Oc.
Monday, 9 to II a. m. at ........... 15c
CHILDREN'S KNIT WAISTS of ribbed
cotton. finished with tape n buttons,
value Csc each. Monday, 9 to II a. M,
at ......... ......... ..............'" IVY
BELT Observation-Disclosures buckles in
gold, silver and oxidized finish, trimmed
with jewels, value 40c. Monday, 8 to
LADIES HOSE of fine quality fast black
cotton, double soles, seamles, value zoe
a pair. Monday, 8 to II a. M, at =. &c
LADIES LEATHER BELTS in black,
white and colors, with fancy bright
metal buckles, value 25c each. Mon
day, 8 to IL a. m. at 400. .......... lOC
LADIES STOCK COLLARS of good sat-
in, in assorted high colors. four folds,
value 15c each. Monday, 8 to IL a. m.,
LADIES' KID GLOVES-We offer a fine
two clasp pique kid g love in all the
leading shades. with French embrold-
cred backs, every pair fitted and war
ranted, worth 81 so. Monday, 8 to II a.
m. at 49,. . =. =. :. .........'. OOS
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-01

FANCY TAFFETA SILKS-19 inches
wide, in swell plaids and checks of var
lous color combinations, value so cents
a yard. Monday, 2 to 5 p. m, at 40c
ASSORTED LACES-We offer a line Of
Plat, Valenciennes. Oriental and Tor
chon laces, in width from 2 to S inches.
all first grade goods, value Is to Is cents
a yard. Monday, 2 to S D. M, at .. &c
GIRLS DRESSES-Of fine Zephyr ging-
nam and percale, with ruf1es over the
shoulders, trimmed with piQue and
Iancy braids, ages 6 to IA years, value
$l.5O each. Monday, 2 to S d. M, a 7Sc
INFANTS REEFERS-Of white and
cream Bedford cords, large sailor coll
lar trimmed with laces and ribbons.
very swell, value $2.25 each. Monday,
. r. Ill., at I.lO
BED SPREADS-Good size and weight
crocheted spreads. with hemmed edges.
assorted patterns, value SIC each. Mon
DAY, = to 8 p. m., t............... AOc
LADIES' SHOES-In dress STYLES. of
good grade Dongola kid, in lace or
button, new shape toes, value 81 so.
Monday, = to 5 D. m, at SEC
LADIES' OXFORDS-New shane OK.
fords, of black Vici kid, with flexible
soles and patent leather tips, value s1.OO
a par. Monday, 2 to 5 p. M, at ....40c
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-01
AT7scsEAcH

NIGHT GOWNS-Very swell muslin
gowns, made with wide 1ounce over the
shoulders and on the sleeve. square
neck, all embroidery yoke, value $1.25
each. during this sale ............. 75c
SKIRTS-Of fine cambric, full umbrella
cut, with diweembroidery flounce
around bottom, and extra dust ruffle,
value s1.25 each, during this sale 7Sc
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-01
At soc EACH

NIGHT GOWNS-With lace insertion
and tucked yoke, flounce trimmed on
sleeve and down front, value SIC each.
during this sale ...s.. -. ........... soc
SKIRTS-Very ,sful cut, with groups,
tucks and wide embroidery, around
bottom, extra dust ruffle, value S5c
each, during this sale ............ SOC
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-01
UNDER MUSLINS
Items of More Than Passing Interest
At 19c EACH

CHEMISE Of fair grade muslin, with all
over embroidery yoke, neck trimmed
with lace, value 45c each, during this
sale ...... -. . .............. ....IyC
UMBRELLA DRAWERS-Very full cut,
with large cambria tiounces, good mus
lin used, value 40c a pair, during this
Sale... ......... 80. . ..............I0C
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-13

What's the matter with I'm
Gle Sam freeing Ireland, as
long as he's in the business?
The people there are over
taxed millions annually, as adj
mitted by a parliamentary
commission. The bows of 70
fought over a little matter of
taxation. Surely John Bull
would oblige his dear friend
in this matter. Of course, the
Irish are not, of the racial
We're de Veres; unfortunate
fy they are Celtic instead of
Anglo-Saxon, but that can be
forgiven. And if England
will not be just to fair Hiber-
mia, let Uncle Sam cry havoc
and let slip the dogs of war,
carry freedom toan oppressed
isle, and in the words OF our
friend Stivers, let 1.-The roar
of the American cannon be
the voice of liberty echoing
among the emerald hills of St.
Patrick's isle. And if the
flag is planted on the towers
OF Blarnev castle, who shall
dare to haul it down?
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-13

IS g taaeh hing and i has taught,
within the last six months, !
that tue wisdom consists ID isdent-
flying interests, and IN reforming
every agency which tends to dis
sever 4 them, !" (like the trusts an d
com PM bines. Let animosity be
ended en- li9li By the alton Of abuses,
and 2 i. theBn '1 2. fewyears Of prosperity,
growth and competition such*as
the Z country is now enjoying under
the providence of God, = Gin spite
OF Republican misgcyernment)
will eface all signs Of: conflict:
even as one summer heals a battle
field with the balm of golden har-
vests. G.. &c.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-13

Some twenty years or SO
ago Senator Davis delivered
speeches which in radical
treatment of economic ques-
tons surpassed the utter
ances of the most extreme
populist of today. Yet in the
process of the years the cor
Poration batter, the believer
in government ownership Of
railroads., has become the
firm friend and ally Of the in d,
terests he once violently op-
posed. He described the men
of talent employed By great
corporations q; as ,l splendid
slaves, but since taen he
has revised his opinions. /.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-13
How to Make+HOecake.

Into one and one.third cupfuls Of
oornmeal mix one level teaspoonful of
salt and one rather heaping teaspoonful
OF baking powder (or one-haf teaspoon
full of soda and one teaspoonful of cream
of tartar). Beat the yolks of two eggs
until light, add one oupful of sweet
milk and pour the mixture over the
meal, beating we'll together, adding last
the beaten whites of the eggs Into =
spider put dessertspoonful of bacon
drippings Cor lard). and when it is hot
drop in the batter, making cakes about
two inches across and three long When
rich brown, turn and bake on the
other" side.-Woman's Home Compan.
ion
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-13

: - : t~r# :
4 If Senator Foraker repre-
sents the real attitude Of the
national administration on the
Philippine question, the diver
gence between Mckinley and
Bryan is not. SO very great,
after all. Foraker says all
that should be done is to pro-
tect the inhabitants of the
islands and help them to
achieve independence This
would probably not please the
extremists on either side:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-13

If Commissioner Dearth will
pay the bills of that defunct
advertising agency of HIS
some of the newspaper men.
would perhaps not object to
his retention. That's not a
very good reason, but some Of
the papers seem to beactuated
by it.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-13
Row. - Devil Beef.

! Cook q nice beef shank of five pounds
slowIy until tender in, sailed water.
Lift into large bowl and remove all
bones and gristle. Save the liquor for
soups, etc When the meat is cold, chop
rather fine; season with salt and pepper.
TO every pint Of meat add tablespoon.
full chopped parsley, a tablespoonful soft
butter and an egg. Press into q long
mold or ovai deep dish, and an hour be-
fore dinner turn on pie dish. Glaoe
the surface with beaten white Of egg
pour a tomato sauce around and bake,
frequently basting with the sauce. {.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-13

The new public examiner
has retained two republicans
in his office, both of whom
have been sucking official pap
for years. We still believe
that some of the men who vot-
ed for John Lind could fill
those positions just as we'll. Z.