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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-28
RELIGIOUS.

Services at the Baptist church tomor.
NOW. ]. Sherman Wallace, the we'll
known theological student will address
us both morning and evening at the us.
ual hours for service. All are most earn.
estly invited TO be present.
Presbyterian church: Morning wpr-
sbipat l0:30, subject OF sermon, "Back.
slifing." Sabbath s;hool at II AS, Sen.
ior at 8 :45, evening worship at t7:45, sub
ject OF lsermon, "Chosen Vessels" A
cordial invitation Is extended 10 ell TO
attend ell services Of the Lords house.
United Presbyterian Morning wor.
ship ct 10 80, subject OF sermon, "The
Man OF Sorrows. SIS at IL AS, Sr I'm.
deavor at 6:46, evening worship at 7 AS,
subject OF sermon, "The Tongue" All
cordially invited 10 attend these services.
TO THE PoIST.-The letter Prof. Tori ct
received from his son at Prssidio, was
short but suggestive. lie says substar-
italy: It seems like being In heaven to
be back In the u. s. All we'll. Model
camp. Good food. lslgned) Joe.
Prof. w. II. Buckham and wife, oI
Burlington, VT, have been in Albany on
their way home from trip to Caliiornia
where they have been attending {
national convention Of Agricultural
colleges. Prof. Buckham Is president o.
the university Of Vermont.
Miss Joyce Bfowuell will take up her
piano class during vacation through tue
| -,;ntar Tho heat German and Eaeteyn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-28

An Albany professor perpetFaled some
what Of pun when he said he WAS sorry
% aee certain Albany arm growing
I.lttlor 4 Litter. InstuAd Il lea i0fsu-
nate combination.
euu,t ] II AckermAn hes turned over
10 the ata,e tfeAenter tlSOe rec, ived on
diplomas and certificates elnce the hret
OF the y0ap, This 10 the Hind oi money
Supe,ln endent Irwin used TO packet.
85,O0O bushels oi WHEAT we're sold q.
Colfax yesterday for AZ cents. Thts 10
not exactly n prosperity Item tor u cos Q
about that much II not more 10 fame
wheA
The Telegram'a piano contcst ended IN
tho piano going to Mise Nellie Fawcett,
the gold watch 10 Mrs. A. n. watson
and the ladlee' bicycle 90 Mise MedorA
Whitfield. The Telegram made Tho
meet out OF II. Such contests settle
nothing
The Examiner interviewed the SOldIeFs
In reference 10 General Ous. One man
sAld he 10 too saw, another that no 10 40
old stick, another that he 10 an old
grandma, anol her that The campaign ~
conducted hv him 10 farce and the
general opinion 10 that hes not ft 10
command the campaign.
Jadge Boise dispoaed OF the case OF
Halle NJ. Cooper agt, Edward 4. Coop.
Or, for divorce, yesterday afternoon,
granting . divorce alter An interesting
trial. Court was then adjourned until
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'Jlock. Judge
boise went 10 Salem on the morning
train to attend 10 case there.
The Ruth did not arrive at Albany
from Portland until o'clock this morn
ing. The Gypsy took lie place and went
down stream Al 10 o'clock. The Ruth
will be placed ou the run from Salem 70
Portland aud the Gypsy will attend TO
business from Corvallis to Salem con-
nectlug with the Ruth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-28

The independence band will furnish
music at the Bay this year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-28

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-09

day for tho Mansfield Dramatic clubs
performances for the benefit Of the De-
Pelchin Faith Home association. The
tickets will vary In price from % cents
to SiO0. according TO location. and pur-
chasers of tickets may secure reserved
seats at the box office several days be-
FIRE the date OF the performances, which
will ne announced In Il few days.
The Shakespeare club held their regu-
lar weekly meeting at the Lyoeum Library
and finished the question on act OF
"Othello,' There was some interesting
discussion on questions brought up, but
the ladies' agreed TO disagree on them.
Next week they will take up act 8.
Mrs. Harriet Ward of Galveston. sister
OF Mrs. Alfred Drew, Is visiting our city.
dividing her time with her sister aud her
friend Mrs. w. H. Fits Gerald.
Mr. Spencer Hutchlns arrived yesterday
from trip TO Memphis. Tenn, and
Shreveport. La.
Mr. w ]. Ingersoll OF Iogansport spent
yesterday with Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. A. Hus-
ton.
Bishop Klnsolvlng is the guest OF Mr..
aud Mrs. Presley n. Ewing today.
Mrs. II. A., Jones left last night for
Emporia, Kan,
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north hair Of. block II. Hadley and Frank

north half OF block II. Hadley and Frank
lin addition, all on south side Buffalo
kayou; also block 81 Mobiles addition. and
10 acres In Austin grant.
Tho, Schaverling $27 lot IL, block 252,
south side Buffalo bayou,
w. j, Schoverllng, $3S lot s, block III,
south side Buffalo bayou.
George +, Smith, S51, lot 6, block 80,
Nob.es addition.
c w Stopped, $50, lot ., half 10 and ii.
block 300. south side Buffalo bayou
w. Il. Thomas, $50, lots 6, Z. 8, half O.
part II and II, block S65, south side Buff
falo bayou.
Louis Feats, So, lot 8, block 23S north
side Buffalo bayou.
Albert Thacker, $3.50, lot 6. block 49,
Chapman's second addition.
Johanna lyman, 50, lot /. block o.. lots
4. s, g. block 30, Chapman's second addi-
ton.
w b. washano, 1890 lots II and IT,,
block 377, south side Buffalo bayou.
George p. Washington, $40. lot IL. block
ao9, Baker addition.
NJ, l.. Weber, SIS, lot Z. block 416, north
Side Buffalo bayou.
e. S, Wood. S2i. lot 4, block "a, Fair
Grounds addition, south side Buffalo
bayou
w j. Moore aud Frank Moore. $3.50 lot
.. block u, Swiney addition lot G. broci;
D
also lot Z, part s, block Il, Castania addi-
ton; also half Of lots 6 aud z block 4e,
\ Baker addition, all south side Buffalo
bayou.
1 Mrs NJ. c. Benson, SIS. lot s. block 500.
south side Buffalo bayou
I, w. Boone, SIS. lot 4. block 574 south
( side Buffalo bayou n
Sarah Broughtou, sli. lots 5, 6 Z. bloci
I 8 HALEY addition,
1 W. J. Blair. ss7. lot 6. block 1924, south
/ side Buffalo bayou.
I cornelia A. Burney. Sa7. part lots 3, 1
4 Ill and L. block 1884, lots /. s. I, part IL
4 block 43S, undivided ons-fourth OF block
1854. all south side Buffalo bayou.
j. A. Cushman, Jr., sol. 55Xi00 feet or
! Preston avenue, north side Buffalo bayou
Mrs. Francis Cotter and Robert Cotter
s24, part lots T. and IL, block 269 south
! side Buffalo bayou
p. X Ewing, siSi. lots & 5, half 3
block 20, south side Buffalo bayou
Violet Foster. sTl, lots /. s, 8, 6. I.
block s. lots 3. 4. 3. block 6, lot ., blocl
10, lots |, 2. s, 4. s, block Is. all in For
bush addition.
n. FAINT. $i21. lots 4, 5. IL, half 8. bloch
I76, south side Buffalo bayou.
o. j. German. s25. lots and g. blocl
4 All Baker addition. north side Buffal,
l bayou.
Mrs. f. Fitzgerald SEA. lot 6. part I nm,
IL. block SIS. south side Buffalo bayou.
], w. Gillian. SUI, lets 3, I. ). block SO
Hobson addition, also part lots . and 6
block is. Houston City Street Railway sd
dition No. :.
Mary NJ George, sac, part OF lots 3 an,
10. block 2Gs. also lot 8. part IL, blocl
42s, all south side Buffalo bayou.
s. c. George. sil, lots and g. blocl
Sc. Noble addition.
Addie Hendricks, S. lof ., block i
4 Hardcastlo addition
\ Z. r Harding. $50. half lots and 5
block 400, south side Buffalo bayou.
e. J. Henningcr $40 lots 10, y, part
and II. block io5. also 10, J, block D. fIoi
man No. 20.
Frank Noors and T. T.. Moore. $50. LOT
Is. as. Is. ~ ana 90, Pleas addition.
J. NJ Mether. s4s, lot 3, block ls4, seutl
side Buffalo bayou
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Estate Hattre Y. Freeman. deceased;
bend of executrix in sum of $4,000,
with II. b. Cline, j. NJ. Geiselman and w.
y HumphreyviIlo as sureties; approved
j, II, Bright, ]. c, James and Pat Egan
appointed appraisers.
Estate William Brady deceased: RS
port OF sale BY eSecutrix Of 100 shares OF
stock NJ tho Magnolia Park company to
H. II. Ring for $4,000. Is set aside as price
Is not adequate Sale OF promissory notes
for $500. and ITO shares OF stock in Falls
county for $4,000 to the Houston Land and
Trust company. Approved
Estate OF John Mellinger deceased;
sale of real estate by administrator set
aside and property ordered resold.
Suits for District Courts.
city tax suits against the following de-
PENDANTS for taxes for the year 1898. were
illed yesterday:
r, Juergan. $6S, one acre In J. Austin
grant; also lot 10. half OF g. block 6S south
side Buffalo bayou
r. w. hoffman and G. a. Elmeu, sllE
2G5 south side Buffalo bayou.
| o. s. Koeber, ss5, lots 3, 4, 5, 6, block
?. Ingraham addition.
Il. II. Knodel. ISL. lots 3. 4, 5, block
2os. south side Buffalo bayou
Mrs James S. Lucas. $3.50. lots l. . ~,
half 5. part 6 and T. block i76. also lot
10, part aud IL, block $50, south side
Buffalo bayou.
= John Miller and Dinah Miller. 50. 50xl00
Z feet and 81 acres in Harris --.
4 n1rth side Buffalo bayou
Mrs. r. j. Mcleod, so, lot 8, block S.
! HALEY addition.
/ Ella McGrew. sis lot :, block /, Burnett
addition.
Charlotte MoGrath. SO. lots and s,
( block 81 Noble addition.
j. W. Mckinney and $ Mckinney $50,
lots and 10, block ZIG, south side Buffalo
BAYOU.
Monday Maxey, Sc, halt Of lot Z. block
-. Hardcastle addition.
j. II, Mahoney. SIC. part lots 4, 3 and
IL, block "a, south side Buffalo bayou
John II. Martin. 81, lot IL, block 246,
Baker addition.
Mrs. James Monroe, sli, lot s. block Il,
| Holman Int l.
II. c, X Rebuck, 500, lots 5, 6, Q. 10,
block $50. Shearp addition.
b. j. Ryan. s95, lots aud 8, block X;
also 5oxSi0 feet OF block X: also lots
and 2, block IL. Chapman's second addi-
+ ton. north side Buffalo bayou; also lots
: and Z. blsck 3, Holman ten-aere lot Is.
Edward Rascoe, 50, one lot In Tobey's
acre.
w NJ. Roberts, Sc. all OF fractional lot.
J, :, :. 10. block 5. Fair Grounds addition
n VI Smith, si5, lots =, >. 9. 1. 5, block
20 Baker addition.
Miss Resets STUART, $40 X block ss7
Baker addition.
Eta Gcpors vs. Gas j ,e2o divorce
Mrs. r. B.. Stewart. ~ f3i ga, g. Z
u. half 5 and 5, block 2a q slocx 5a4
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C0lOredlhirt Waists.

This departments always busy. tA...
reason for IT, q showing If 4. $500
fomeFt ana moSextenhve In the ci-v
TIE style. 1T flsh ant o,lal,tv =,
ttriai can pc uepgied upn and the prIrs.
VIZ SO very moot thai they apreal {,
your sense OF eciomy.
Best Percao shA Wais. in light blas
pink, laveneer ID hlak and WHIT
slIlpes, all nadwith tie new GA
yoke and collar, ........ Que
Fine Percale andLawn shirt Wai,ts
In all the leadlt color, striYes 7c.
rurnias around ID vlaiel effects i3C
Best Peroole shirtNaists made Win ~.
tucked front pcited yoke and ssrir.,
on the bias, wild new tdiare M.
woke. IN all thel al n, col,,s JUe
Flnest Percsle SIT Wrists. tucked
front. pointed yke. Ill fancy colorsd
Stripes: also soil color. in light
tlue, pink and ew BID, and az,
Solo hlack .....l,............ itkj
Best Percaie. Pau, Lawn ava Maarss
Waists, made viii tucked fronts ana
pointed yoke, stlpes Of the bias Il
front and pointed yoke lack, :
in solid black an, all cpiors and ef,
fancy strips |, gu
Better abilities ia ,Iadrat Piaue. Lawn
Linen. Chambray. Crystl BatIste and
Percale, made witt the lew STYLE yot.x
ard fancy fronts. iu ali the leading
leading .colors. strpes. checks and
solid colors. M
run S4''s 10 .'-..s.....,....... rIvv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-09

April 8: Mr.. Welnberg's baby, asd 4
days; imperfect development Of heat
April 3: Mamie Griffin, female, ccora
aged IS; spasms.
April 4: Rodney Dunn, aged 10; y
ingiris.
April 4: Mrs. Isma Staples isEiz
aged 40; meningitis.
April 4: Eta Menelley, female; Y
II months; entero colitls.
April 4: Lucy Getcheel femals
grippe. n.
April z: Lytte Julia Crawford, ien's
aged months; entero colitis.
April s: Marguerite Teasdale, Ie1'A
aged 5; dyseutery.
r. G. Ashe, Health luspses
Gas cooking stoves and hot plasN
49, -
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Mortuary Report.

The official mortuary report of the city
of Houston for thew eek ending 10 o'clock
m, April s, 1890
April |; John Jefferson, colored; aged
49, meningitis.
April .; Albert Seasons, colored; aged
2s; phthisis pulmonalls.
April 2. Infant OF P, Taylor, female.
colored; aged 5; pneumonia.
April g. Robert Rosenthal, aged %
months; commissions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-09
Eleventh civn pintrict court.

Mary J. Chapman vs., o. H. Chapman;
julsmcnt for plaintiff for divorce,
Mildred johnson VS.. o. II. Yawellsi
Judgment for plalntif for the land sued
for
]. T. Boyle VS.. Jan Spevak; Judgment
for the plaintiff for the amonnt sued for.
Maggie Burns VS. Merchants and Plant
ers Oil Company contest panper's oath
overruled.
Bennie Burns VS.. same; same order,
Caroline Ruben ct al VS.. Houston and
Texas Central Railway Company; same
order.
Lillian Melott VS. The Mutual Life In
sarnnce Company plaintiffs demurrer TO
defendants answer sustained ana defeLd-
ant Is granted leavs to file first amended
original answer.
Adele T. Huey VS.. James A. Thompson;
Judgment On disclaimer against ]. A.,
Thompson and other defendants; $50 al
lowed W. G. Mcdaniel for representing
defendants.
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V. Luizzi ct al VS.. James Cage contin-
ued by piaintid.
e. Hoencke W. Amelia p. Withtow;
Judgment for plaintiff for $Ss44S principal
and 1928 interest, at per cent and stay
of execut.n Of sixty days.
w. j. Weber VS.. n, A. Dewer; on trial,
Tho county court adjourned yesterday
for the term after having disposed of near
ly 100 cases, Tie next term of this court
will be In May
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-09
THE COURTS.
rifsy-nf,h district Court.

Pauline Lemken vs. John p Rotge re-
port OF commissioners OF partition con-
hrmed and sale OF property ordered. VII
liarn H. Davis appointed commissioner OF
sale, aud compensation fixed at $1oo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-09

c. N. Pilot, repairs after fire. MaIn
street, $1,000
H. A. Jones, repairs after FIRE, Robin
street, S400.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-09
Separate SErts.

Ladies' Figured Bri'nantfe. made VII
the new Eored skirt AM finished Win
tire best Innings. q X
si.j0. $50 and ............ k,l1
Better quality Figured Briaantlne skirts.
made with the new gore skirt and
finished With the best linugs. A %
So 20. 81 70 and ...,..I.......F IJU
Plein Black Brillaintire. rade With ~
'"cfrcular stvle ard SILK buttons and cord
at back all finished with the best IN.
ings. 1915 and $3.50; & IN
better quality jtJu
All Wool Black Serge. nadeIwith the new
fire-sored skirt. best thinks and q ~
neatly finished s95G and ...... uIIu
All Wool Black Serge. made with the new
gored and circular styles, With but pns 4,
back. best Innings and full finisA. < m
$685. 81 80 and ............,...... vtuv
Better quality all Wool BLACK Serge, mads
with the new circular style cut and
handsome braided front. finished & IL
With buttons .,....,............... vsiv
Better quality Dress Skirts In Taneti,
satins. Brocades and Crspons. all mads
in the new sheath and dare styles,
prices range from IN mn
1913 TO ......,................ ss'Ss
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Pauline Nau s24. lot 5. half 4, bIock ga5,

Pauline Nau. S24, lot 5, half 4, block 225,
south side Buffalo bayou.
Mrs. Flora Nicholson, $40, lot ., block II.
Allen addition
Andrew NiGol, IS, lot 10, block ?, Fors-
gard addition.
Maggie opperman and August G. op-
permau, SIS, lots and S, block 1888. north
side Buffalo bayou.
T, OConnel, $50, lots and 8, block 40,
Noble addition.
Fred Peck, SO, lot T. block 200, south
side Buffalo bayou
Il. G. Prince, s3l, lot II, block 125, south
side Buffalo bayou.
C. ]. Pltzcker, sos. part lots /, 9, ),
block 456, south side Buffalo bayou.
Mrs Mary Roach. SIS. lots and 10,
blcck, 1893, south side Buffalo bayou
e. &. Ramsey. SCI, part block 1a6; also
lot g. block s, Senechal addition, all south
/ side Buffalo bayou.
| Lillian Somervilie, So. half lots 4 and s.
/ block 81, Castania addition,
| Robert Scott and e. r. Scott, Sc, part
I lots II. block il9, south side Buffalo bayou
1 a. B. Tobin, S17 part block 25s, south
side Buffalo bayou.
Mrs, salle Williams, So, lot ), block %.
/ Castanie addition.
4 VIM. Il Post VS. Julius Nelson, debt and
foreclosure.
/ Charley Copnors We. Texas and New Or
leans Railway Company; damages.
Real Estate Transfers.
r. r. Drake to ]. c, H. Read, lot 4s
in the subdivision of the Vim. Is
! Smith survey ..,,.............-. $500
]. u. McAshan TO The South Texas
National Bank the southeast half
OF block le5 In the town OF La
! Porte ,..........,...t, ..,..-...,,
4 s. Brown and r. Friedenhaus, truss
tee. TO T. W. House, lots g. :. half
/ Il and IL, block All, south side
I Buffalo bayou ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
James NJ Brown to T. W. House,
4 lots 6. and the adjoining halt of
each lots S and 10, block AL.
south side Buffalo bayou, partition
and ....................... s
7. W. House to James NJ. Brown.
ISIS . and 20, half OF 5 and II.
block Al. south side Buffalo
bayou, partition and .,..........
j. Q. Thomas aud wife, Emma, TO
W. y, Morrison, Let 6. block 90,
In the town OF Katy .......... IS
Samuel II. Francis and wife, Amey,
10 Lucy Cromss. SoxeS feet of lets
: and ), IN block !, OF Houston
City Street railway addition No. 200
Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses were
Issued during the week:
Miguel Is. Cchoa and Miss SimOna Salee-
ORA.
Gottfried Meyer and Mrs. Heding Never,
Matt Anderson and Lula n. Thompson.
Henry Scherftus and Miss Georgia Nav
Isaaes
!, Harry Do Vance and Georgia Peoples.
w. c. West and Miss BERTHA Shaver.
!, james W. Hooper ana Mrs. L. c. Wealth.
ersby.
d H. Cordler and Miss p, A. Daily.
Nathan Craehman and May Edwards.
4 N. Washington and Lilic King.
Henry Rack and Miss Christine Pulls.
J Leny Green and Miss Aggie wenltt
\ II G. Henderson and Miss Helena pay.
idsor.
] 2 L. Bell and Victoria Davis.
\. H. Williams ard Miss Ella RaSsaa,e
John Moore and Georgia Wallar
! L. ysileyt and Mrs. Heiiis Bates
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County Court.

John and Lena Luizzi VS.. James Cage,
damages; continued by plaintiff
A. NJ. Darling vs.. r. l.. Jenkins, debt;
continued for defendant.
John s, Radford vs.. w. NJ Robinson;
continued for service.
Long Manufacturing Company VS. ], u.
Williams, judgment for plaintiff Ter
S2S0lG. per cent interest from Jenuary
/, 1895.
Pleasant Moore VS.. City OF Houston 81
ali judgment for plaintlfi against City Of
Houston for $50.
Houston Ice and Brewing Company W.
Forest Fark Association dismissed for
want Of prosecution
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DUITERICK PATTERNS ACCURACY
FAsHoNs-PRIcE 81, ands5
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building Permits

Willie Sims and Ernestiue Constant
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Notions.

Little things--lust what YOU are using
every lay-buy them h,ra aud gave
littie.
CbBdrep's Black and White Elastic Hose
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Gas cooking stoves and hot pla'a
sale by tho Houston Gas Light 70
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-21
SETTLERS TO STAY.
The Cass Lake People VIII Be
Allowed to Make Leases
and Remain.

CAss LAKE, MIMI, July 18.-Capt.
Mercer and Inspector Nessler held a
conference this afternoon with citi-
zens. Upon their recommendation
some $50 applications for land
leases were made, assurances being
given that such leases would be ap-
proved for terms of one to five years.
Many more will avail themselves OF
the opportunity.
Capt. Mercer and Inspector Nessler,
who came here unannounced, gave
the settlers to understand that the
order of eviction would besuspended
until the town is plated.
The people feel this is a great vic
tory and gladly welcome the pro-
lection OF the government wing till
title to lands in question can be &C
Quired,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-21
800 Reward, 800.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that science
has been able to cure in all it's stages
and that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being a constitutional dis
ease, requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucus surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up
the constitution and a sistiDg ma
ture In doing its work. The pro-
prietOrs have SO much faitt in it's
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that 1T
fails to cure. Send for list OF
testim oniala.
Address. F. j. CHENEY & CO..
T"ledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-21
Free Text Books.

The free text book question was
the leading issue at the school elec-
ton in Fergus Falls. There was
some protest against the district
buying the school books, as it had
done for five years. The most of the
objection was to buying the books
for the High school pupils. The
average annual cost for books per
pupil in the High school has been
1910, and in the grades 70 cents.
The cost of school books for all de-
partments in the public schools has
averaged $1,1N per year for the past
five years. OF course the heaviest
expense was the first year the sys-
tenn was started, when the district
paid $500 for new books. Last
year the payments were less than
$780, The matter was fully dis
cussed before the Fergus Falls school
election Saturday, and it was de-
cided by large majority to con-
tinue supplying the books by the
district free of charge to pupils.
OBy the way, free text books for
school children is one of the most
commendable developments in recent
educ ational matters. While the
district can supply books at about
81 per pupil, it would cost parents
several times that. With the dis
trict system the same book is used
over and over, and it's original cost
is less for the district, which buys in
wholesale quantities. 1t is not un-
usual to hear men kicking about
taxes in a community when the free
text book system of the schools is
saving this man more expenses in
providing his children with free
school books, than his entire taxes
amount to. Last years expenses
for books by the Little Falls school
district is placed at $S34.32 in the
annual school report.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-21
A Thousand Tongues.

Could not express the rapture of
Annie E Springer, of 1125 Howard
st., Philadelphia, Pa. when she
found that DIR. Kings New Dlscov-
cry for Consumption had completely
cured her Of a hacking cough that
for many years had made life a bur-
den. All other remedies and doctors
could give her no help, but she says
OF this Royal Cure--"it soon removed
the pain in my chest and I can now
sleep soundly, something can
scarcely remember doing before. 1
feel like sounding it's praises through.
out the Universe" SO well every
one who tries DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for any trouble, of the Throat
Chest or Lungs. Price soc. and 81 90.
Trial bottles free at L. l.. Browns
Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-21

French statesmen now consider
it good policy for the government
that Dreyfus should be acquitted,
and then that whole matter be
dropped. It IS feared that to in.
yestigate the whole conspiracy
and punish all who were involved
would bring on increasing trouble
that would have . bad affect next
year during the great fair.