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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
LEVY BROS
Friday Bargain Day as TN

Edges and insertions of Embroidery, special values
will be sold today for, per yard ...............
Rogers and Caets Finest French Perfumes all odors
sold elsewhere for $3.50; price today .....
Rogers and Gaiets Finest French Soap, CSC quality
cogates Best Borated Tacum Powder, isc quality,
Mennen's Talcum Powder, 25c value, '''......
Pozzon's Finest Complexion Powder +5c quality,
today ......... ......
Madam RuppertS Complexion Powder 43c quality '''SV
Madam Ruppert Celebrated Face Bleach $500 bottles
Boys G Large Size ask Bows ac and SOC quality,
Choice Of line of Celebrated Star Waists for boys,
Choice Of our 7c and soo Ladies Sailor Hats flat and roll H..
Ladies Waist Sets, the CSC kind, 's'.'''s4 {
About four dozen Misses Waists, the soc kind
One lot of Figured Lawns, worth 7tc, '"
today marked. -. 80. -. .........
Hurds zoe and 25c Note Paper and Envelopes boxes
Our CSC Scotch Madras Cloth, ''''''',. !
today at................ ........ M
Lawns that worth 7c yard will be sold today,
New Pink and Blue Lawns, just received the sc Kind,
Our soc and sc Lawn Embroidered Caps
Our SIPS and $50 Lawn Embroidered Caps
The Sc quality of dy-made Pillow Cases.
Ladies and chlens White and coloed Sun Boets Soc kind
Ladies Embroidered Gowns worth 65c,
will be sold today for ........ .........,
Ladies' Cambria Henlstched Umbrella Drawers,
u
ladies' Drawers, well made, today will be sold
Tor
Choice Of our $500 line of Fancy Trimmed Corset Covers
to-day ...................
ladies' White Cotton Vests the SC kind
imperial Long Cloth IL yards the piece one dollar quality
To-Day .......... ..........V
10 yards OF White Check Nainsook, worth 7c yard
-onsdale Domestic, the Sc grade today for
aides White and Coored Waists, formerly sold for $780,
White P. K, Skirts, good 81 90 Skirt
.....v
White ?. K. Skirts with lounce worth 1925
ladies' White P K. and Duck Skirts, ri
today the price will be ..................
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21

Nav york via the international and drea
Northern Yesterday.
Mr.. Mike Dillon of Fort Worth Is in the
city visiting her sisters Mrs. Bette BRYAN
and Mrs. Kate stiles.
Mr. nan Zindler has gone to New Yfrk:
Having on Yesterdays international anu
Great Northern fast mail.
Mr.. @. s. Roos Of simon Roos 4 CO iefI
Yesterday for New York via the internatiohai
and Great Northern fast mall
MIR. and Mrs. Gus Japhet and little son,
Doris jackson. left Thursday morning ior
kefr,ie 10 spend the summer
Tho Misses Dumble have returned from
por, avaca where thew have spent several
weeks yisltiut the family of Or. T. j. Nc
Farltnt.
DR.. r.. C. Hodges OF Houston, aeeompaniei
by his wife and little boy. arrived here iasI
THURSDAY TO enjoy tarpon fishing Trip with
Judge Mahon, They chartered tho senoonst
Leonora and left on Friday Tor fass Sawaiu
expecting to be zone several ohNs'--N'a'hVuh
County News (rort Layacal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21

9 SOC qualify Black Satin. extra heavy and
. mud rich lustAr, 90
. sale Irice Friday .............- 81 ~
, zoe quality all silk Plaid Tameta. Tor
: Waists. handsome styles. oAr
. sale price FRIDAY ...............,.. wv
o 9Oe quality Black and Navy Mohair storm
= Serge, IS inches Wide, Atwood, soc
= sale Irice Frlra .................DS A
. $l.OO quality Near Silk Skirt Lining pat
. terms yards to each. with fancy :-.dkc
9 border, sale prize Friday ........t. wv
; Dads and Ends in Ladies' and Children
D fancy Parasols, worth from soc to 80
D S2Ot, sale price Friday. Nos~
Ladies' rlnin white ana ruffcd all pnro
! silk plrasu,s. white tnamolcd frames
ANA natural wood handles. worth7n-
80, sale price Friday ....,..... ~
Our Golf Hats. the lnest quality imported
s @i'sp pF atF"T Friday 20 and2. 49
} The Golf Hat in the rough straw, zGc
sale price Friday ..,...,Si.75 andA ~
our entire stock of Boys and Misses
ready to wear Hats
worth up to 81 80, 1Eo
sale price Friday. 49,. soc 25c and ioS
Zoe quality Ladies' Gauze Ribbed Vests,
sale price Friday. SOC
hve for ...........,.....,...... 80
si.00 quality Ladies' Ventilating Corss's,
extra fine mesh and sateen strip -lOC
ped, sale price Friday .............c wv
Fine assortment OF Infants French Caps,
caintily trimmed. worth up toDSC
Ss,25 sale price Friday ............ SCS
Ladies' Dress Skirts. in fancy Novelty
Sutings. lined throughout. worth -
Sl.aS, sale price Friday .....,...,.. ~
Gowns Of hest Cambri, and handsomely
trimmed worth up to $2.75, 10
sale price Friday ....,..........,.. lilo
One lot Misses spring heel black and tan
Oxford ries. round toes, good soles and
pNcA.lpnT sizes liz to
regular price s1.25, O2C
sale price Friday and Saturday. SoS
One lol Misses fancy vestlng top. patent
Up, spring heel Oxford Ties, sizes liz
to 2, regular price Sl.25. 90
sale price Friday and saturday. SCS
One lot Old Ladies' Lace Shoes, hand
turned soles, wide toes. low heel light
and loose for comfortable house wear,
sizes 3 to o. regular price $3.50. m
sale price Friday and Saturday.. iixU
30 rolls extra heavy Japanese Matttings.
sale sal a prlcs Friday ................ ISC
Remnants OF China and Japanese Ma
tings. from !. 20 IL yards, WORTH 10r
ESQ and Soc sale price Friday W.
boc quality Mems Percale and Madras
Shirts, hne assortment, with de-
sale price Friday and Saturday. bSC
75c quality Mems Scotch Madras Shirts.
splendid styles and quality,
sale Price Friday and Saturday. fSC
81. 90 quality Mems French and Scotch I'M H
ported Madras shirts, with cuffs de-
tachcd, perfect beauties, Rno
sale rrice Friday and Saturday. .OSC
Mems rolled plate Link Cum Buttons, new II
md up-to-dLte patterns. II
worth up to 800 pair. lSr II
sale price Friday and Saturday.. iOC II
Big lot OF Mems Leather Belts, II
latest styles. worth up TO boc 1Ec II
Full size ready made Sheets.
soft finish, good quality, az II
sale price Friday ..................O DOC
Hemmed Pillow Cases.
large size, soft finish. II
sale price Friday ................. DC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
TO Sec The Rice EieIds

party, consisting of Messrs o. G.
Drew. S b. Strong d. 9. Crawford, II, r.
MacGregor T.. c. Rust, b. II. Cameron
II. w. Cortes, w. G. Moore, Gin Grune-
valid, b. II. Warner, a. II. Moore. w. H.
Bailey, n. Randolph, j. l.. Mitchell, Sam
II. Perryman. Il. f. Gray and others. was
made up to SO to Crowley, La, last night
as the guests of Messrs. Cameron & Moore
to view the rice farms there and inspect
them as evidences of the new agricultural
opportunities that are opening up to this
section of the country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
JUICE THoMPsoN's POSITION.
Is Not n Candidate for Congress. but
MOnId Accept Nomination.

Angleton. Texas. July 19.-The Post
representative interviewed Judge Thomp-
son in regard to his candidacy for con-
gress. The Judge stated that he had not
seen the article in the Matagorda Tribune,
bringing him before the people as a can
didate, but that he was not. in the true
sense OF the word, candidate. He ex-
pressed himself as well satisfied with the
judgeship and did not care for any change
However, he stated that should the nom
ination he rendered him. that he would
accept it and make the race but would not
make struggle for the nomination. There
was time, he said. when he was anxious
to go to congress, but that he had laid his
political ambitions aside and was really
Indifferent as to any change The Judge
Is in most excellent health and spirits. and
If given the nomination Will enter the
campaign with vigor and with a deternlina-
ton TO win.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.

Department OF Health. Office OF the City
Health Officer Houston, Texas, July /.
1Ss9.--Notice is hereby given to all owners
agents and occupants of property In the
city OF Houston that, commencing with 10.
day. they Will be required to cut down and
keep their premises free from all growing
weeds. AS the healthfulness of the city
depends upon the individual and combined
efforts of its citizens, property owners
agents and occupants OF premises are
strictly enjoined 10 render a hearty com
pliance with the foregoing request.
j. y. Massie.
City Health officer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
A ned Men. Presentation.

Past Sachem Harry S. Taylor. a promi-
nent member of the Improved Order OF
Red Men of this city, and to whom was
awarded the first prize, an elegant gold
watch. for the best representation of an
Indian in the parade July 4. was last
night presented by his admirers in Calu-
met council No. so with II handsome fob
chain of original workmanship and char
acteristic design. The presentation was
made in a neat speech by W. p. Brennan
OF Calumet on behalf of the tribe, and was
feelingy responded to by the recipient,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
For the rlooa sunercr.

The young colored people who gave the
cake walk Wednesday night at the city
hall for the benefit of the flood sufferers
yesterday turned over to j. B. Bell,
treasurer OF the colored executive relief
committee, $685. as the net result OF the
benefit.
The promoters OF the entertainment de-
sire TO thank all who helped them make
the affair the success that 1t was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21

jacksonville Texas, July 1S.-Today the
mercantile firm of Shapiro g. Mclver
bought the general dry goods department
OF the business of j. Shapiro, and j. Sha-
pira purchased the grocery business Of
Shapiro 81 McIver Both firms do an ex-
tensive business at this place. Conditions
OF sales unknown
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21

the hall at 10 a. M aud again at and 4
tease streets on the line Of the Arkansas
Pass street car line. All members and
their friends are Invited to attend.
me saengerbund Is also arranging TO
give concert on Thursday evening, Au-
gust IL, for the flood sufferers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
Woman rntulIy Durncd.

Waco, Texas, July 2O.-Mrs. E. Travick
wife of a we'll known farmer living near
Elmmott, this county. was fatally burned
today. Her clothing caught fire while
cooking and in spite of the efforts of her
husband, who sustained serious injuries
Nying to put out the fire, she was horri-
bly, burned. She can not recover.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
rhs chief,. Oyster Roast.

All the members OF the Left Handed
Fishing club received neat invitations yes
terday to attend an oyster roast to be
given by Chief Shark Coyle at Morgan's
Point this afternoon. Captain Jack Fish
will leave for the Point this morning TO
assist the chief in making all preliminary
arrangements
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
Hemnins Shipped to Georgia.

MT harrington James King. aged 4e
years. for some time past engaged as book
keeper with f. w. Heitmann. died yes
terday at the Houston Heights inArmary
OF typhoid fever and the remains were
shipped last night to the former home of
tho deceased, Roswell, Ga.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
BUSINESS MATTERS.


Paris. Texas, July 19.-J T Edwards.
in business at Howe. Gragson county, hled
a petition in bankruptcy today. Unsecured
claims about $1,000: assets nominal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
ENDORSEMENT ENouGH

Even our competitors admit we give
the best color and best work: all you want
is our work. 81 Packard's Troy Laundry,
912 Prairie avenue: phone 1892.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21

Can be enjoyed better by spending the
hot month In Colorado. Take the Denver
roads new train Of Pullmans and cafe
cars. on which you may lunch or banquet
any hour OF the day q Ia carte.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
saengerbund matters.

me Houston saengerbund Is prepar-
Ing to give basket picnic next Sunday
at Neumann's park. wagon Will leave
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21
A HoNpYMooN IN JIII.y

Coke and Tar-For sale by Houston Gas
Light Company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21

h 36-inch French Percales
II light and dark colorngs,
II SAFE price Friday ......,........ OS
| Best quality Amoskcag Apron Cling a.
u mans. sale price Friday ...... Il G
\ Best quality Standard Prints
\ hight colors, good styles. .,
| sale price Friday ........ J5C
80 Remnants of White India Linon tro,,
to 10 ward niecas, &c quality.
safe price Friday. yard ....... &c
% pieces Beautiful Fancy Figured Lawns.
sale price Friday ......... &c
"a pieces White Checked Nainsoo,- ana
lliinity, TIC quality. q"
sale price Friday ....... &c
10 pieces White Corded Piaue,
lziAc quality. sale price Friday. DC
20 pieces Fancy Colored piou,.
rewest designs. l5c quality.
sale price Friday ...,......... DC
10 pieces Extra Fine White Checked Dim
Ivy. l5c quality, 80
sale price Friday IbC
60 pieces Superfne French Batis,e an,
orsandy new designs, 25c quality. ~
saie price Friday ........,..,, x5C
.eog lsample pairs) Ladies' Fine tIstA
inrehd Hose. in black, fancy piaids ana
suipes, plain and drop stitch. worth m
10 I.OQ pair ~
sale price Friday and Saturday ZCC
$50 Sample peirs) Ladies' and Ml,so.,
fIne Cotton and Lisle Thread Hose IN
niack ana fancy colors plain and min
elieu Ribbed worth UP to csc pair
saie price Friday and Saturday NC I
NW quality Ladies' Chamo;s and c,,..
sale prIc N E wiite, pearl and gray. 40
No. 40 All Pure silk Tafreta Ribhor -,
assortment of colors soou Z
sale price Friday - ISC
oVc quality Ladies' Lawn. pioro ana 90 :
stocks slightly soiledl Au sSuh :
saie price Friday ........ fUC q
u equal quality Ladies' Plain ,yh!tc ana Fanox 9
ss,a cd GO hpruered handkerchiefs. 3
"'e price Friday .............. &c 3
'G kee SJbaiiny Ladies Hemmed White Hand :
"ssaenitls' lace ana unbroiderv
'uses' sale price Friday ..'. &c
<Vs quality Ladies' Linen and r,ne r. q
seailoped edges. ''nea ana .
safe price Friday ItlC o
DC quality Everlasting Trimmlnss =
M rrluay ',....,,....., &c .
Dl wor 10, Hamburg Embroidery Edo. 9
worth up to TIC EaHes.
sale price Friday Clr
D,r assortment Lace Beading .
s M1rth 1p &c $50 dozen o .
Sale price Friday IOC .
linen Torchon. Medici Lacss a., o
nm oN y, ,k 70 ~ inches wide worth .
w 70 zoe sale price Friday sc g
wigs WIGS and ends OF all kinds Of Lacas T. a.
thar s", cream, ecru and bIsrk 'aueS; IN
" ."au clearance prices. a. less .
In g sIirer LAD. Ladies Belt Buckles O.
s@e price Friday &c
&C quality Ladies' shirt wa,s, .
SAFE price Friday Tic 9
'est Perfumed Taicu,, 100
sale nrIce Friday, Der bbw Nr' .3C .
ollycerine Toilet Scans windsor and 9
SAFE price Friday. cake &c 9
sale price Friday. '''Hsuet Toilet Soap. :
axes for y'.'.~,".......... 2OC :
nina W. clearance sale of fine GIas. ana
oor. r'laay See display on 6rst
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-21

Gas cooking stoves and hot plates for
sale by the Houston Gas Light Co.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31
FerZ.

March 29.-A grand dance Will be
given by Frank Rauch in the Spaniel
ner hall in lower town on Monday, April
3rd. A cordial invitation extended to
all.
Jos. Bednar is dangerously i'll with
pneumonia. He is not expected to re-
cover
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mre. +. S.
Boudr eau died Tuesday and was buried
Thurs day in Little Fails.
Scarlet fever is now in the family OF
II ern,an Rust in upper town. The house
is quarantined and Henry Hersch is en-
pl yed as waterman.
p. II. Berg has bought Mike Meyers
onse in upper town, and also bought
H erlnap Rust's palmer and feed mill.
Mr.. Meyer will soon leave for Washing
ton, near Seattle, and Mr.. Rust. will go
Oh a farm about 3 miles east Of the WI
lage.
Mrs. j. +. Thramer of Roy alton. will
De at John Neumans hotel March 81
and April Asst and End with a iull line OF
millinery.
loaf OF Barney's hard tack can be
seen in Frank Rausch's saloon in lower
town.
The village council issued saloon
license to Mrs. D. Spanfellner in lower
town Monday.
Joseph Fl. Stnmpf OF Little Falls, was
here this week and bought carload OF
potatoea>
E. s. Boudreau, our mail carrier, who
had his hip bone broken about months
ago, is out again.
". E. Henglc OF Rockville, Stearns
county, is here selling Mccormick ma
chinery for Marshik & Phii1pp,, the local
agents. They have sold quite a number
vi machines SO Tar.
Mike Wi1chelette, St. Cloud, was here
Tn esday and sold a $175 cash register
to Frank Faust and one to John tireI].
The village election is not settled yet
as he election report was inclosed in the
ballot box, aud no copy Was preserved
to show the election Of any candidates.
| The ballot box cannot be- Opeued unless
an order is gotten iromthr court. The
Old officers are all in power Yet and viii
stay until the matter is settled.
Anton Fpucht OF Idaho, arr: we'd mere.
Friday and l.jt lor L. Roy, Wis, with
/ Mia Caroline Meyer, Tuesday, Where
they intend TO get married.
Three ladies accompanied By /. " /.
koering, The young butcher OF Brainer'}
was here Oh a VISIT Sunday, For partic-
nIars apply to Jos. the other ONES
weren't in it.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31
Upsale.

March 2S.-I1ED.-Alrs Christina
Olson, "lfe OF O. Olson, died Thursday
morning OF consumption. aged 80 years
IL months, an'i 3 days. She leaves :,
hn"hant! ANA children. + girls and two
boys 20 mourn her loss. The funarnl
services Wee held Sunday. As We
have borne the image OF the earthly W.
| shall also bear the image OF the heavenly.
Korn.-ro Mr. and Mrs Otto Johnson,
Monday, March 271h, son.
Dr. NJ. Rubinowitz was III this VILLAGE
W. dnesday and went to MINNEAPOLIS
Thursday,
:. Compton, accompanied by few
more from Holding Ford was in this
village Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Frldand visited
friends at Elm Dale Monday.
Mrs. kjeligren, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Minneapolis, re-
turned home Thursday.
T., Lundin went to Elm Dale Saturday.
Paul Peterson, who has been visiting
friends in this vicinity, left for his home
at Willmar Friday.
Chas. SWedback and 4. G. Hansen
went to Albany Saturday.
We can't see what those two boys were
GU. So late Saturday evening for Some
thing must have been up.
VIM. Larson of Elm Dale spent Sun
day here.
A. F. Magnuson went to Little Falls
Monday after load of brick for the
creamery Co.
Mary Mishfeldt, who has been visiting
her parents, left Monday for Royalton.
DR.. Davies from Grey Eagle, was called
to see Rev. Boijn last Friday He called
again Saturday as Saturday was his
! usual day to come, but hereafter he will
come twice'a month and will stop at
Gust Nilson's Tuesday.
ii. j. Hover was representing the Call
Mail Co., Algona, Iowa, letting contracts
for mail carrier over different routes.
The Upsa]a route was let to W. NJ.
Thompson OF Holding Ford for the sum
OF $34U year.
7 e H era is getting anxious to
see some good wood come in on sub /
scription. We want the subscribers and
we want wood.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31
Flensbnrg

Mr.. Pierce, who came here about 4
year ago from Satk Centre returned to
that place with his family the first Of tho
week.
The n. +. raiIroad has been loading.
ties here during the week.
John johnson went to North Dakota
Saturday where he expects to work dur
NJ the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Settelstrom. OF st.
faul, were visiting old friends here Fri
day and Saturday.
Joseph Goodman lett here Tuesday
expecting to spend the summer in the
west.
Miss Nellie Drover returned to Sank
Centre Wednesday.
Lewis is on the sick list.
The following were Little Falls visitors
Saturday: Miss Sandrea johnson. Chas.
johnson, Gregerson l.. Gregerson, John
Wotzka and Miss Martha Ruiz.
Mr. aud Mrs 0. Bergstrom were in
Little Falls Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31
HOldingfOrd.

March 29.-Barney Murphy of st.
WendaiI, was here one day last week Oh
business.
Frank Whitman and Andrew Diedrich
| LII ade bushes trip to st. Cloud last
Wednesday.
Andrew Diedrich was in st. Martin last
Friday visiting his parents.
Senator Batz OF st. Paul, spent Sun.
day last at home.
A dance will be given here on Easter
| N onday evening at Winkler's hall All
are cordially invited to attend and have
a Jolly time.
| VIM. Zwak and Frank Whitman were
i'll North Prairie last Sunday.
| Albert SchaubIe OF Wisconsin,, Ii here
visiting with his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
POllausch.
MIR. Bat Z opeLed millinery depart
! ment upstairs i'll his store last Monday
with Mise Rose " ardian az trimmer.
Andrew Dedrich was ill Albany yester-
day Oh business.
The town board held special meeting
last Monday andappointed Chas. Rimke
as ttal1n.ah ct Supervisors as Alder
Is u ritz, W no VAS elected, WAS not q clti
zen.
Belle Prairie.
March 29.-Mlse Emma bingham ano
SISTER Jessie, OF Swan River, who has
been visiting friends in this place ior some
time, returned home last week.
Joe Buffers house came very near
burning up last Saturday. It is sup
posed to have caught from the chimney.
1t did not do much damage, but burned
! little clothing
Mr. Herbert is very ill.
While running, Satn, day, BERTHE Gard
her fell and nail penetrated in his knee
Mrs. l.. ". Aver, who has been visiting
Mrs. Stewart OF Little Falls, returned
home Tuesday.
Alex Reaper took some cutie to Buck
man last week, which he has buying for
Z. b. Buchanan.
&. b. Gardner commenced to work for
+. }, Farrand last Tuesday.
Bring your wood to T Re Herald.
we take wood on subscription.
Stationery OF all kinds at
3-tf WETZEL's DRUG STERE.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31

The team of Isaac Lafond, OF Lit
tie Falls town, ran away Friday af-
ternoou, on First avenue south, but
did-no damage.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31
Huff.

March 2S.-Mr. Hall lost a horse last
Saturday.
WIN Jones cut his leg very badly
Monday.
j. " tiish WAS at Little Falls Monday
settling With the county treasurer and
attending to business generally.
y. 4. CHAPMAN was at the county seat
MUnha, on business.
j. v. Gish sold good team OF horses
to Mr. Shuttrr Tuesday.
A few logs are still being hauled to
the G,s}i mill
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31

In the April issue.E,oi HARPER'S
MAGAZINE appears the first insta:lment
OF serial by H. B. Marriott Watson.
who made his reputation asa no yellst by
publication OF Galloping Dick. The
seria al is entitled The Princess Xenia f."
and is fully illustrated by T. de THU
strip. Henry Cabot Lodge, in Part
Ill. OF the History OF the Spanish
American War; discusses the blockade
OF Cuba and the pursuit OF Cevera. The
iIlnstr ations which accompany this arti-
Gle axe alone worth the price Of the mag
azine
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31
PLArTE.

Superyjsors-John Ry elmer chairman;
Enoch Ben~chick, A. Ridlon.
Clerk-John Schubert.
Treasurer-John Boser
Assessor-J. Jnbedschv.
Justices-,'hriS. Smith, ? yrs; John
Schubert, I year.
Constables-Topy Smith. 2 yrs: JOHN
Boser. | yeaz.
Ponndmaster-.John Boser.