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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-03-24
Petition for Liquor License.

M, ,r,,, ,,,,, ,..-
~ IHE HON. THE COUNTY COURT OF
nniNGOLN COUNTY, in the State of Oregon
we tue undersigned, legal voters of Yaauina
Preclnct, NO: 10, Lincoln county, State of Ore
granted to Edward Wade of said nrecinct
county and state to sell malt sniritous or
vinous liquors in less quantities than one Gal
iul' III salu precinct No. l6, at Yaquina City for
me me term OF one year from the 10th day of April
?, ao?I, I ~ salu precinct NO; III, being over one
The Sfafe s ro nhy Iolege or University IN
ever prSy y! oresoh' anu Eoui petitioners will
"a = SnISy,.n LJSan, watkins,
I II 7 Eetfanbaobor EnibM, ~ + scott,
a 8 Cedeip"'Aer' Cestaii II T Muh,
Il Nester' oiVlieison,
= MMeaikHer, : SGaither,
" " ii oM, oMMeNer, Scott,
: ~ ~ n1heIner; JOS Shermer,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-03-24

The Cubans about Havana have
respect for American police. They
absorbcda a striking lesson Saturday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1899-03-24
EDITORIAL AND
COMMENT.

There are o6II school children il
Astoria.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20

WRITE FOR INFORMATION of the so Gold
Bond 20 W = MADDEN Equitable Life Assurance
Society l20 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20

Voting Trust, to continue i've years 70 better secure cure
e. 5aePenSens no ana st6s Trt certiaoaes
for Preferred and Common stock as eoose fp the
control of majority of the capital siook OF me -
r the bonds secured upon the Terminal properties by
issue OF three and ha.I per Tnteea ~ found de-
tsses pon ana restricted the earnings OF SAID Terminal
trope-tes as they aseertained upon future opera
4 bonds TO be sold payments FOR new stock Which
sal not be by participating stockho1ers nay ~
vsei FOR the requirements specified in ssid pan
1~4 which believed 20 be amply suincie't uaelei'
n. holders OF the various securities ahove-narnea may
,4oo-s parties to the Reorganization Agreement oy
rspos,inx their securities in either OF the fohowlns
tapos,ts-es: Provident Life q Trust Co- fhiia-
aeInhta. senboard National Bank. New hork'
Guardian Trust Company, Chicago ON OK Be
roRr THE TWENTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER ls9'
q, s,cb negotiable certificates OF deposit in usual orH
vii Re issued.
No DEPOSIT OF SECURITIES WILL BE RECEIVED
AFTER THAT DATE. EXCEPT UPON SUCH TERMS
AS THE UNDERSIGNED MAY IMPOSE.
m proposed plan has prepared sy The S6ssa. CS@ms s
isr a5,oSgr Of the securities affected thereby whose
70, 70 i9s5 Is5 @ ff2~ ss fana sSS s,tadb
jnstss plan and agreement which can 2e onJ1ae9 O
siher q the dep0staries or from me unoerssHeN'
Dated Philadelphia, Aqsps' u. !, %, III, sfTv
HECKsCHF,F2 New York;.
HERMAN sIELckEN (New forD'
sAMsEMk siI4s Il I; PErrTT STr1iN''
WiLIIAM EDENBoRN Cchcaso,'
Man PAN CChicago)i
LA7HRop MORROW. FOX. MOORE, 5,,v No
No ~ West sixth Street, Kansas Cits 'h~
PAM ooNNELLY q GLENAON' L.,aSSo
- heokery building Chicaso-
40. s2s cr5esihu, street; PhfadelphIs.
Counsel for RsorsanzatIon coLnInl-.e
-. - C,.1a
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20
q onntrp Boarb.

PRIVATE FAMILY wish desirabl. ADULTS ccr
n autumn and winter. c.. 51t Palisaae-aye. Yonksrs.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20
Olpioeno Nolitcs.

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL CO..
NO BROADWAY
York iith. 1929.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF the Amer
lcan Coal Company NJ AIsgany County. Nd. have
this day declared = SENT dividend ~ FOUR PER
CENT ard an extra dividend u ONE PER CENT. upon
the capital stock Of thr payable at this ONCE
Friday ist.f
Tho transfer books VIII be closed August glst Z
O'clock p NJ and reopened 81 September
"a. 1879 GEORGE VI. BOwi.BY Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20
CTEvENs SCHOOL

ryE ACADEMIC pEl-h RTMENT oF THE
sryvENs INSTITUTE or rEcTNotJoSr
River Street. between 9Th and s'h Sta. hoo'A'"' - "
REoPENs SEPT. 18TH. isse
v,,,,.,,o,. tr .anssl1n on the i4th and 18th of Sep
tembeF. .-r.. "a scnool.
Science. Law and Medi1ne .,xn .~ ~
The of tuition fny al classes IN si"o w '-' -
$50
Th~r- ,-rrns include all the studies - s.s.o,
Far catalogues appyIto the Principal OF stevens S
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20
financial Alectinas.
The MinneapoIis 4 81. Louis Railrnad.

The Minneapolis 4 ST. Louis Railroad.
Minneapolis Minnesota. August IA, 1890
q, Neee is hereby given that pursuant the bylaws
e the company. the snnual meeting u Stockholders
on the Minneapolis and St Louis Railroad MIME
so'a and lows VIII be held the Office - the Company.
" the city Of Minneapolis Minnesota. Tuesday.
lAn Al twelve O'Clock noon for the purpose eectins
Directos and the transaction
NAV legally before the meeting
he books - the Company for the
OF ths stock viii he closed frUm the ot september
:, isfr. n October {
JOSEPH GAskELL. EDWARD HAWLEY,
secretary. President.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE ST PAUL RAILWAY
COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock holders
n this company fer the election of directors and
ior transaction = other business company. will
ee held AT the once ~ company city ~ MI
1890 ~ ''
The transfer books he Thursday sst q
August. and Feofened Monday. 18th of September.
JAMES Il. " KfNI.AY.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20
faw Schools.

n Y UNIVERSITY LAW sCHooI4-six,y-h NTH year
~ !. opens Oct. 2nd. lss9. DAY CLASSES. dI4 b.
sfier two years. EVENING CLASSES. LII. b.. after
three yesrsD Daily sessions $50 70 ard TO 10 p "
Tuition 500. GRADUATE CLASSES. Fifteen courses.
Five required FOR LII. "
Eor Circulars .ddrs.. L. Tornpsns. Registrar Wash
inston Square. " Y. city.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20

COMMON STOCK: -.
II parricipating shareholders. or those VINO
NAV nav $40 per share as anove. -. J..
F. ACQUISITION ~ the Capital stock or me
Kansas civ suburban Belt Nai''oAo '
Company at > per cent. %
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20
Schoo! Aaentles.


nR " C NOVEL; private tutor AZ pupil. homes or
i J at III Z S2d St. Two pupils received IN FANNY
TpRrvA-r TT'TOR.-A. EVERETT STONE. graduate OF
Vale and Columbia. for Twelve years engaged IN 'u
,1ring students fo college. Address Slb West oots
WANTED. .-LADIES-Art teacher city scnoon' usr-
w man teacher French tearher. accompnsheu kO>sI
- willing to travel. ady's companion Miss DONo-
VANS EDUCATIONAL AGENCY. @O Ea-t I'D.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20

THE CUTLER SCHOOL
% EAST 18th STREET. NEW YORK
This school r.opers Wednesday. September 9th
Cutl.- will he the schoohouse after septemo-
ioth. Summer mail forwarded
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-23

Goetz. S3a. f70ea: Erickson 4 Roseleaf $s9-
6s3.1n: Smart & Co, $sg. ~ 60: Peter Cos
teiio, Sl.l1462. The successful contractor
viii have ten days IN which 10 file bonds
The work VIII probably be completed In
side or six months.
The specifications provide THAT the very
best materials shall be used in construc-
ton. and several Innovations are noted in
the plans for manholes yentiiatore flush
ing tanks. catch basins, etc. The specl-
fications particularly provide that all iron
castings shall be made from superior
quality OF iron. renneited in cupoia or ar
furnace, tough and of even grain. and
shall possess a Etensible strength of 500
pounds per square inch. All castings,
after being thoroughly cleaned and an
proved by the city engineer, are to be
coated with asphaltum. All castings fall
Ing short more than per cent In d.men-
sions or weight Will be rejected
The sewer viii he built along East Den
ny way from Harvard avenue To Fifteenth,
avenue north: North broadway, from
East Denny way In East Row street.
Tenth avenue north. from East Denny
way to the north lIne Of the Lincoln Pom
titus addition. East John street fror,
Tenth avenue north Ia a point midway
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth ave
nues north; East Thomas street. from
Tenth avenae noFeh 10 Maiden avenue.
Mercer streets. frnnl Tenth avenue yaorth
Ia points midway between Thirteenth and
F0orteenth avenues north Fourteenth
avenue north. from East Denny wav "a a
paint IN feet s0gth NJ East Thor,a
street Fourteeafh avenue north. from
East Thomas street 20 the north ig,e az
the Frank Ponfius addition. Fiffe.nth
aFeaUe north. frona East DeGny way IN
the north line OF Laws first addition,
Fart John street. t'rana Fifteenth IN S.x-
teenth avenues North. Sixteenth avanse
north. from East Denny way 70 fhe narth
siae OF the -. NJ Crane addition. seven.
fe~nth avenue and Seventeenth avenua
north, from East Howell street 10 psx,
Thomas street
The outlet 81 }ais sewer system veffg hs
she present main seeer IN East sDenrx,
wsT, which ends az . manholn rws.l,a
feet west oi he center Of Harvard avenue
From this rnanhole there now extend
eastward S!ong peauy Nay two Joints az
tNfntH -foor-snch lroHstonc psIsss 5rfo
which side sewers have been connected
These so'nts are tu he removed ana tie
east wall 81 the Inanhute reeor1z,-strt.a,,
- 81 " make connection wsgh the section
IL bfick sewer 20 lse constructed eastus.rs
sTeru sae nsanlote.
Seven and g half Ter cent ~ ne i'm.
grpFf merit rs Ia ~ pa a by the city from
TIE general fund
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Dave Blake leased about two weeks aga
''tt vas nsw boilev." said Harry ..ough-
In. "aud had iaen working finely It's
vety strange / have Ga ufissian 80 offer
III Snyder. secretary OF the seattla
Steam Heat ard lHawer COMPANY made a
personal inspection 81 ste assildsas II,
company With a Post -iHtelgsGsrceY re-
EsoTlsr The ts3sCT is known as thg "Falft.
less EagM8n' he SAID The 1ank that <us.-
siiei the bnigeF NTH water was faund
"n t&e tf{FA n1of 81 tha e4sidinx N~
SNYDER rs srd the pnInf whether wates hsss!
lrso drawn sat sn the evening prior "a
tbs exg@o~!nn NJ Blake. when interview
81 aF 'nfs posu5 SAID ;he tank sas sul gs
a'eioek ARA shat The water maa NOT
tiFs~B eat He aAso stated taaf 81 was
sset 'rsc7a fof ans other purpose :hau feed
arg sfe bnier
Tee possibility presented ftsolF mar some
reF@an might have sa3m IT The water
fFosn 1lse hsa{ler "a the .nana sAheve tire
s&pTiy tsnk s. ieratsd
s.ssae e tae experts gsrr - tNe sf.lu!yr,
tAat tNe watef fan Dry iN she boiler aua
that tsa esylo~san feiloseB Others took
the yse~ that toss sgsacb Steam asa ms
~fsfk T1a exhamst ea s1e roet Indicated
thAf lt Aaa tasn a. work Before Ire *
gscsfea
Cssy F.nKlhesr TT>7uB~oa sslsi s7y~.es.aas
9ses ihe steara heassr haa tseu evlxiaasas
iacatea "a lk1akes ee'&sr dsrsctgY Hrsfer
BE ~8ssaa sas AaS beer rnayesf ase ssglger
fhe s5ssa~AZk s&tbcas . gerssff fvuTn tae
s% HsA ;ae e~fstassafs eee1ss rse} llss.swr
s,ss sasess'. ts~ as ns@se - Escepvvsv. ansi
F~assShy ~ sffs U>uss* asyr Neeg Yzaea
Crater
~ rssu,i az tns sss5ier basfew eress se-
Gated uEsfeF lsse Sidewalk fsss ,;ssa~s ~.
ss&e3 w1sny tsaes yesterday wsa is tA~
csss NSssfe fssr lsza4Sk#z So u vas .sses-s,sS.
- sFs szas ssh. some claiming sAss sRe
risS SAs }saes kaess:s~. 80 faee ssslrw~.e Il
ax4 NfFH rsE sze1s =. aaf Reegla& 1sAslk
of sazSa MATTERS zmE ~assnesgsae sssaegS H.
Ae@e shstr lsseFs ssa Use g.l1s * 81
cTa ~ 'Eesgs. &asg sfese~ - urss
S'ssAfsi~sss=-A Ra@a n essy was e.ss as sasss.
as f&e e<@a%s &aS eseG TsaSse ys2Sg tisS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-23

and night performances. and will arrive in
the city today to attend.
This Is the NTH transcontinental tour OF
Souss. The first visit 70 Seattle was In
lsas. a. conductor OF the tinted States Ma
rine band. The next visit was with his own
band. In 1874. aud again in 1896 and 1850
lite has come To receive me warm wei
come he II entitled 10. and which is no
greater than he IS receiving everywhere
This tour is proving a wonderful success
IN every respect. Everybody Is ANXIOUS
sether with It's director. We're rendered the
government for duty in Cuba during the
recent war with Spain, s0usa was offered
2 STAN appoint ment. which he would have
accepted mad the organization of the c0rfas
he would have been identified with heen
ColAsnmniated- Its failure was caused only
by the cessation of active hosliiitieS.
1; viii he some time before Seattle wilt
have the opportunity to again hear rhs
great band, as mex. year X vii play q
ire Parts exposition. after which Il tour
OF the continent AID England viii b- made
a writer, after paying generous tribute To
Sousa ana his band. asks How does
StSGsa expect that anyone will eyer regard
him as high caste musical prophet when
ae travels around The country playing rnit-
ste that people love - hear9 Your real
higa Inks of a director doSss people with
taai stun mat tasfes bad and says Il will
hc good for them waeD they learn 10 ike
H. II = possible after ell that Sousa
tioe3a't understand lis huSsness one never
hears u any tnort ar bis part 20 pass the
hai oT Taisa a subscription
Mr. Se4asag marches have founded a
Schools h. has indeed TcFo.utionizea march
must it$S career resembles tns1 OF 10
Han9 Strauss tss many wa5S a certain hofy
81 old fog.es have always presumed 10 do
ri3c me saptpro4s @aiixes of strauss
Though tngy have wan enthusiastic praise.
fFof3 even fDs s%oter;o Hra awe ana "A ~
"a from y sEner SlscH warsis as thssa. -.Oae
strauss waltz eVeFshAdnaS IN r,.zyssef 10
animation, nnes~e ANA zeal musical @ortA
tucst ~ the Nee h2nica5. borrowed factory
work productions ~ the present tlngs %
The same words might be applied ~ Sou
81 : naafc>.t5 @sth equal jlSliCe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-23

The baltimore < OHIO railroad has re-
CF0fiF in2oEurat"d rev Aauegs ssasfv
si@esanS car service between Chicago ard
the East W9ieh IS Erecting with a great
Ae&i II GaPcv. Thss service - al entirely
new departure "a tna Eastern railroad
Raid. and ta sfes. kn4f~d as the Pullman
stssainaFS ttourisii sleeping car
II bile Those cars ar~ gtas 50 ala f,.sy.fsas,
finished the ~s~aaI}pd standard @fesyes.r
they are sa every VatS corn fssFg. A,l. ssf3rh
50 &gssegtar hArdw Sosi finish. sgrhu}srsrsd
rattan S@vsUE SEATS N31e extension vseStt-
bales. lighted - xas 6eafud hx steam
caTB#tess. supplied wasA ample bedding arsa
s.Sen @Ga Ntfh SEPARATE t13s~F rfsg1rs and
fa0@ snFifs fer ladies ard gentlemen
ttfe of tnesr eSrs 1871 - carried on the
thr2uEh sssSfs ~ sae Baltimore Il s-4saka
fa4}s0ad. ie&x.ng Chicago g3As}y rs SIS - As
"a #1a $50 g. ns.. E3N4sg Fsstsssss. zz.y7s
destined l. satss5uTs Washington. Rai-
ssssrre z3akHn}a or New Ynrk Eh~
HFsV ileEe ~ coFnfar ,8hfs Ehk's rest II
efee half fsse issssai sleeping car rasce
Roth tsYs9 RaB seSssHeS-rbass tickets ara
Sss844 gfa these cars Al trains va WsSh-
ffgtsa. wss@re stog'~oNey pxsvs}es@a are
srae;e$ Fer detailed Information aa-
sErsas
petv Harvey. tseaersi Agent. ssslls
h'si&8 80. Szss* f'TssFs.sSsss. "a
\ austin. General T.ss@ea-er Agent,
t'asesgn- I'll
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a rnrf.AR $3.50 A.rIl1N

\ FEW cho.cc tickets. Souza conee r..
r3om al BAILEY BLOCK
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.xr.-a..-.. -~--~---rr----
INTEREST ~ HEtIsSI. WORK.
Heavy Attendance at the rri,t~ura,
Aeetf0rx

}1teTest IN f1e s.rfgfentan meetings a..
lHe ftf~9 ". & csnFcA haS slessesns r.,
ssaFA @a extent tnat hereafter All th~
s~sFVlcF @gii Ese held ia the ~rsa4- auditor
lssas yesterday afternoon shs lecture
S@asa VS. literally packed wrhsen Is ~.
&T6At E'r week dssy 1aeaf.nE ard LAST
b@gA& So sst4FEh Wass comfortably siI5s.g
3s4 AeTr-sss slscafsx Is greatly sss feay.a
" sEs Sse0Hfs- Last ulsfg sNs wxng fae
SSsAtlssS sasvsFs Ere Rgfn sees. s4rarsatI.,
t"stS A1at 1sF hearers &asi5f have x&sen
e*T a ssssssAng esssssge e sezea 4 shsng na.g
c@~E FF@5ser ~ 4 revival se~stce. Size Sssss.
IL osSs@ls9 80 ~ &.ta9at Accom- -asaiEgasat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-23
For the Sewer System on East
Denny Way and Others.
is AWARDED TO +. M'LELLAN.
His Rid IL ~. .223.16-Estimate Con-
sider~d Unusually Low-Next Low
est E.ttmat~ Ii S:f.. 9J.so-Where
the New Sewer Will Run-Will He
the Best Materials to BE Used.

The biggest sewer contract ever let in
this city was yesterday awarded by the
board Of public works 10 r. Mcclellan on a
BID of So .2113. Is The system is on East
Denny way and takes in also. North
Broadway, Tenth. Fourteenth. Fifteenth,
Sixteenth and Seventeenth avenues north,
East John. East Thomas East Harrison.
East Republican ard East Mercer streets.
The bid is considered TO be unusually
low. falling. as il does. SO far below the
total maximum cost of .eos as estimated
by the city engineer. Other bids were as
follows: r. Ryan, So, $3.50: Stirrat &
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-23

d.ehes VIII hear the
delig asIgl music this
band viii play under
the direction OF A
com poser ard q hand
ma sfer who has be-
come wasii-renown-
ed. Every seat for
the nig1 perform :
ence mas been al
ready sold, bar a few
are left for the mat
inse. There seems %
have been a feeling
that the afternoon
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-23

pIS RRAapoS. aen.4sf. ~ M@fual Life
sztl3.sx.
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0fssfla.s-
The necessity OF city boiler Inspector
In TOW besrg discussed Such an officer ~
nroyta@ss fer hy article ?. @. tire city char
ter. and in MAJ. Issg. 8 civil service exam
nation xas aesd for applicants for the po-
rtfon. two competitors passing and being
placed on the eligible list. Fer some rea-
son the city council has never taken steps
10 PASS ar ordinance authorizing the APP
uosuty7ers; OF this officer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-23

entertainment VIII not ne good as the
evening. This Ia 4 decided mistake The
matinee programme equals ii net exceIs
that for the evening. and there is the add
ed advantage OF a lower schedule OF prices.
Between @oo and ao people from out OF
town have reserved seats in both afternoon
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the congregation joining in when she sang
familiar selections forming parts of the
song. Rev. j. II. Denison read The scrip
ture lesson and Rev. w II. Selieck offer
ed PRAYER. Mr.. Crittenton gave an ineis-
i've gospel sermon. pungent and business
Ike and closed with an altar service. The
usual services will be held this afternoon
and tonight.
Tomorrow night special service viii De
held for young people and Saturday
afternoon there viii be a special service
for children.
The -Axmory has been. engaged for the
Sunday afternoon and evening meetings
and in consequence there will be no SER
vice in the First Methodist church on
Sunday night. The Crlttenton meetings
will close Tuesday night.
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SOUSA'S MUSICIANS TODAY.
All seats for Night Performance Al
ready SoId-StfIl Tickets for
the Matinee.

SouSa ard his hand VIII arrive this raorn-
ing frO.a tire South. THIS afternoon and
evening a. The Sea,tle fheaier a large au-
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the explosion One Of them IS that dvna-
mite was exploded In or on the boiler with
the purpose Of wreeBcrg Biakes saloon
ard breaking him ap Ia business. In sup
port cf this theory II - SD thai the
boiler tubes. 50 far as can be- seen. were
not blown ouf. although the east-ron
covering was demolished and the pipes
were twisted. Appearances Indicate THAI
the boiler VAS driven down about two
feet into tts ground. The acton Of dyna-
mite is downward. II Is also said that IL
the boiler exploded either from over
pressure or lack OF water x would have
been broken up more than It Is.
hardly know what 10 think" said
Mr, Blake yesterday afternoon There IS
something peculiar about the affair. The
boiler Ess apparently driven down into
TIE ground 1 do not feel. however. like
making any definite statement on this line
at present" Mr. Eiake has done every
faing in his power fo assist in discovering
the cause Of the explosion Detective Bar
bee was given liberty Of going from cellar
To garnet The same privilege was ae-
corded the experts who Will testify at the
inquest today.
Btake's Skagway Fire.
Il do rot know" said Mr.. Blake "of
any enemy who would do such thing
You caa't always tell however, what peo-
pie viii do AIR Blake said that he ala
not take any stock in the story that his
enemies burned Down his saloon at Skag-
way. II made "A thorough invests & alton
be sad. land came TO the conclusion that
1t was accidental / was not there al the
time OF the fire.
The boiler was put In six months age
hy John coughlin. plumber. for Edwin
Van de Van. vino owns the property which
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-29
QUiPS AND CRANkS.

eone Wise Thoughts Whipped Into
. Humorous Form.
AS matter Of course, the real sharp
man cuts the most ice. "
Perchance the blue book is the book
that is never re(a)d. 49,. ..
Does light. headed, lantern jawed
cyclist need any other lamp?
A woman likes to visit the bargain
counters and then counter bargains.
The game Of golf man plays is really
no stronger than its weakest link.
The funeral bell knows when any one
passes away, because it is tolled by some
body.
It's hard for a woman with a new hat
at church to get it off her mind. She'd
rather keep it on.
The car conductors motto is, LET US
put off till tomorrow the man who cannor
pay today"
When you deliver a chair for the repair
man to bottom, you should make him give
you reseat for it.
Odd Fellows should be able to play a
good game of golf. They are already ia
miliar with three links. -:
The Baconian theorists insist that our
immortal William of Stratford-on-Avop
was no great Shakes after air Wi. 5
Time and tide. wait for no man, but
they have to slow up little for the WON,
an who is trying to get her hat On
straight: ==-.:::' s&i:e,~, i, NJ
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-09-29
THE TURF REVIEW.

A California trotter, by Conductor.
2:14A, has been named Tickets.
"Knapsack' McCarty is confident that
he can drive Searchlight mile in two
minutes this fall
keera, 2:1SA, trotting, and Tonita' F,
Billy, pacing, are a brace Of new ones
by Keller, 2:131A:
Alto Rio, Il green brother of Chehalis,
2:O44, at work at San Jose, Cal.,. is
showing miles in 2:14.
Only half second now stands be.
tween that wonderful 4-year-old, The
Maid, 2:05A, and the mares pacing rec
ord.
Arbuteskan, 2:09A, is now wearing
the hobbies. 1t is said that he has shown
a half in one minute, and quarter in
2SA seconds.
Joe Thayer drove his 2-year-old, The
Tramp, by 'ay Bird, in 2:21H at Lex
ington July 20 and his 4-year-old Ilderim,
by Simmons, in PA.
At Cleveland W. l.. Snow made a new
driving record. He drove two PAGERS,
Hal B, 2:O41a, and Ananias, 2:05. into
the 2:O5 list in the same week.
Joe Patchen, 2:01A, has all his speed.
In the mile he worked at Columbus re-
Gently in FOG. He paced the last half
in 1:00% and last quarter in 29s4 sec
onds.
The other day at Cleveland McClary
worked Star Pointer six miles, the last
three Seing in 2:121a, 2:0614, 2:0513. The
last quarter Of the last mile was paced
in 80 seconds.
Monroe Salisbury is schooling a fast
fllv nv Nutwooi Wilkes 2.1fM sire ~
Who Is 1t, 3, 2:12, John A. McKerron
8, 2:12A, ETC., out of sister of his for
| mer famous breadwinner, Little Albert
2:1O
Shedd Wilkes, by J. r. Shedd, now
racing in the east, where she has latel,
reduced her record from 2:24A to 2:16A
| Is out Of the Wedgewood mare, Isabella
who also produced the noted tilly, Hor
nelia Wilkes. 3, 2:16A, sold to the Aus
! TRANS two seasons ago.-Horse Review.