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misses the banana peel but kicks a coating
OF dust over II and there II lies waiting not
for whom II may devour, but whom IL may
upset.
Taken out In the open. the banana peel
is more than q match for the average man,
II HAS brought the crowns OF kings TO dus,
and To show IL isn't anarchistic in its be-
liefs, has placed the hod-carrier low in the
dirt beside II.
But IL Is the covered banana peel down
on the from. We have TO do with just now.
The man who found 1t with his foot and
then sat down on his shoulder blades was
y workingman. neither fat nor lean. bat
be dangerous around match factory. He
fell. and with true dull thud. and ne
arose saying things that made the fruit
stand man wish he had an AZ.
No heard the racket and made for the
man, and the banana peel just smiled and
waited. Nine reached for the maddened
workingman, and the banana peel nipped
his heel! Then he got zap. He didn': swear
but ne went and secured a copy OF the ordi-
nance relating to the throwing OF banana
peeis on walks, and he read IL In 80.
and-shirty~ days tone of Voice 10 the fruit
stand men.
Second avenue piano store had a cus-
toner recently that came In at the back
door and WAS led out the front way that
they were glad 10 see go. In the rear OF
the store is an alley. and from that alley
there runs a siantins shoot into the piano
warercoms. Yesterday afternoon A small
boy Win a tAEke morse anu ufPUtbUsSsxeG
wagon got into the alley by mistake and
tried Ia turn around and get out The
wagon backed against the piano slide and
the boy never knew X until horse. wagon
and ooy went scoot!ng down into the music
room A nocturne being rendered with
delicate touch by one clerk on q square
grand was broken into fragments and scat
tered with the apprecistive customers. At
another piano one OF Beeshoven's SYM
phonies WAS utterly ruined In the same
way. while UP front the young man who
Vas simply knocking the stars out of
Sousa's march Of the Stars and Stripes
Forever went with the rush TO the front
door instead 81 charging the enemy
When the poor. surprised hoySe vas led
out ey tire front door, everybody drew .
sigh Of relief but the gentlemen who play
the pianos stuck to Wagner fur the bal
ance OF TIE day. IL doesn't matter much
how yen hit the keys in Wagner IL you
make noise enough. and this II at times
a great relief 20 a nervous player.
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on his ear and face wherever II happened
to come In contact with the skin.
He Suffered Awful1y
with earache. and the unnatural noises In
his head Seemed TO shut out all other
sounds. He was quite deaf.
ut seems that Charles had been reading
in the papers of
The Celebrated Treatment
for catarh and deafness. and asked me
one day why did not take him TO the
Copeland Medical institute to be cured. I
decided TO do SO at once. and am more
than delighted with the great miccass of
the treatment. He now hears perfectly as
any boy could. and Is completely cured OF
ell signs Of ear trouble"
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girl az the Copeland Medical Institute. for
an aggravated case OF chronic catarrh,
gives the following particulars OF the case:
Three years ago Hazel had severe
attack of chicken-pox. and from that time
her
Health Began to Fail.
Her nose commenced to trouble her-sha
was continually blowing it--and 1t seemed
impossible TO prevent her from taking
cold. Later, she had dropping OF mucus
from the head. and the nasal passages
became so filled up that she was forced to
breathe through her mouth the greater
part OF the time. Her throat was always
Sore and InaameA,
and at times 90 swollen that i was dim
She grew weak and thin. and from IN
unusually bripht child became ltstless and
stupid-she did not appear to be able to
think--and although we had her under
doctors care continuously, she grew stead
lily worse until my own time was almost
completely occupied In caring for her.
Before she had completed . months
treatment at the Copeland Institute, there
was q decided change for the better. and
she 10 now
Perfectly Well Again.
Before her treatment, she did not eat
enough TO keep "A bird alive. but she now
has splendid appetite. has gained won
derfuily In weight and strength. and n
OF her age should be. There Is such
a great change IN her condition that find
it hard TO realize that she is the same
child"
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her aid to the WORK at The physicaan. ~
causes that produce Catarrhal condtttaaa
are lee active. liability 20 cold b reduced.
One month Of spring or summer treat
ment n worth two months Of the m06e
careful winter treatment. and u al wao
suffer from CAtarrh were wiso enough t.
devote little Of the summer 10 treat
ment there would soon be few cases cf
CAtaYrh TO treat; cases Of DeAfreas wOul4
become rare. head noieop . curiosity. An1
chronic coughs and Ccnsumrtien woNid b
reduced to q minimum.
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PERSONALS

J. e Hayden. assistant auditor - re
british American line. wet north en- the
Csrv ~ sseAtt,e s4ss raght- He will 20 over
the pa< % Dawson and down the river 20
ST. Michael Nr. Hayden wss AecosnnS-
rfes ~ J w Hr-sta Cast J =. Gray
ARA g. {. Nepocsld.
Mss Ruby Pslss. ~ rsisazah, XIV. aas
Mrs. 7 Il wsun. u Iaaesa. Alaska. ais
sa~s * z ~ Piles eraTasel fer tire Parassc
casss gssrzzsanv have arrived in rae cs,y
ara. viii DC sAa xsSS.s Ok ,as4r b-csAer
dartnx ;as suys-n~r Mr.. PILES returned
NcoEAy r.EAa from CAlttey1sA
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Bronchial casarEh ana catarrh OF the
Lungs
Nature Lends Her A11.
From now on these wonderful tssts viii
be made even under more favorable in
fiuences. and all sufferers from Catarrhal
or Bronchial DsAcul;ies. from diseases e
the Ear. the Throat. the Bronchial Tubes
or Lunxs should recognise this and avail
Themselves Of the knowledge.
In the spring and summer Nature lsode
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The funeral services ever the remains Of
Mrs Sarah E Olsen, mother OF County
morning at the Battery Street n e
church. Rev. II. II. Brown and Rev. Dan
.si HaSfsy officiating The intermert toak
place in the family lor IN Lake View GENE"
sery- The rail hes rsrs were e VI. Mitch
ell E Herman Ellis De Rrsaier Z. J. Ran
taft. r. 4 WILSON ara ] w Range There
was = large gathering 81 friends and rets-
ssyes. Many beautiful Serial offerings were
on AID aheat she cAskss-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,


aid and child Oakland: ". r.. Sutherland.
Arlington; Joseph sptegel. Portland: F. p.
@. u. City. Granville, n. Y: Marion
Walt. Victoria, b. c: l. j. Lau,erbach.
David Webb. spokane: J; a. strat'on.
Copley. San Francisco: Mrs l. y John
son Oakland; w. l. Mason, New York:
p Henry Aseies pen,e Sin; ns,,e wi n
c. w. kinrhsil. Portland; n. Dem. George
Lawrence. Tacoma. c. w. Hcdson, Port
land; ". f. Chaplin, W. f Russell. City;
Spokane: James EIwcod Arlington: y.
Rudebeck. John C. penney. Robert A.
Hubert. Everett; r. c. Million. Noun,
Vernon; E J. Pass sss.,,,r San rraneaseo:
Hill Tacorna; e. r. Y. Day New What
com. Nr. and Mrs L. .. Ferguson Mount
Vernon; J. J. Sullivan. II. e. Robbins. r.
y. Miller. J. E. La Premiere, J. W. Miller.
Scott Marshall, W. C. josh. Walter Mack
ey. A. g, critehet;, Everett, p. l.. Clarity.
r, Z; Eoak and s, wife. chicsxe; G sssr-
ten: q. J. Becker. San Francisco. Lee Nc
Kenxte. Taccma: Perry II. Palmer. Louis
X Church, Everett: J. Smith. san Fran
The Rainier-Gra.a.
E r. Butler, Anaeortes: J. Nelson. Ana
cortee: Alan &. Collins. San Francisco. w.
r. Learned, Port Townsend: J. c. SpeiSh..
San Francisco; Or. w r Martin, Mime
apo.ls: Mra J G. Underwood Los An
ssles; H. r. Shirley. New York. j. IL.
Dore:y, Gan Francisco. Mrs J. N Tssdale
and son. New York, j p Case, Tacoma:
e r. Kennedy. Tacoma: ". =. Perry, TIA
coma r. q Robsxts. Pasadena. d. T.. Da-
Wis. Minneapolis: Mrs d. Z. Davis and
daughter. Minneapolis, w. &. kipp. Spo-
kane: r w. Cole. Chicago: F. 8. Salisbury
Chicago. A J. Armstrong, Chicago: y. s.
S@mpt@ Port Townsend. JnAepn Gasrhsi
New York. X. W. Forsyth Per, Townsend .
W r. SALISBURY. vancouver: r. T. sals-
bury. Vancouver; Mrs John Block. Fair
haven Mrs. c. III. IArraeee. Fairhayen: A.
K. Salisbury. Vancouver; T. J. Beaumont.
St Joseph. 8 J. Freedman. City. 5. {.
Pier. tr. City. Frank Flint, Whateesn, Fl.
G. Walsh Whascom: W T. Kelly, Union
Pacific: II. E. Dean. Hos Springs. Mrs Al
ms Mcras guynery. Asrbsehesd. J. D. Ayers
Az. wife, Elmer: A. j. Armstrong. Elmer:
A 81 Lea fTttsssrx. W. r. Gushing Mn
neapo.is: ". j. Rgeker. Everett.
The Dasler.
u Mel. Brown CITY. r n Csossary Z
p : Grant. W. 4 Jana~susa T r. jams
son. Por, Gamble. i<rrts Cs4a. cay, IL
J. ssrszcktad~n rAirhavers Mr.. snd Mfs-
r. w. Moore Waatrosn. J. K3ei- San
Fraretscc. Mr. and Mrs r. II R1n-
tree. ArsaoaAs A. I T2cxer. Portland:
II. c. sursis- Crs-age. Tssomas harkrAs-
rick sAa Francisco " 81 Rss.se rcns
Creek. or Mr. ard Mrs O. (. Hardie.
czsy. Artha~ W Hawkes. Snohonssh. Z.
r Crc~ker. Catsego Pessr wtahosna. ixsa-
s1aa: Henri Ja0oo, LaaAfS Kan, Gan
Franchise: NJ. and Ma Jehn \ zAyiers
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MORE OF CAPE NOME.
Report Of Riches Receives Further
Confirm ton.

The news contained In a dispatch TO the
Post -Intelligencer from Portland. publish
ed yesterday morning. relative to the riches
of the Cape Nome country. received fur,h
er confirmation In the following letter.
which has been received by Capt. Jones.
OF the schooner Moonlight. The letter was
dated at st. Michael February /. was from
]. E. Sandstrom. and read partially as fol-
lows:
"a Bruneil came down from Cape
Nome sometime ago. and reported that
the country is very rich. l have two
claims In my name and the entire com
pany has twenty eight claims in the Cape
Nome mining district. J. Borg is up a,
the cape to look out for the company's
claims. and We do not expect him To re.
turn before spring. l have a good oppor-
tunity To become a millionaire before
,nnr -
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Curing Disease in Children as Told by Grateful Mothers
Catarrh Of Throat
With Running Ear.

NPs. J. =. Ooosys Lisabuelas WasA
residing temporarily al AZ Marion street.
Seattle. tells OF the cure Of her ave year
old boy. Willie. Of ions-stAuding disease Of
the throat. accompanied by running ear
and deafness.
When took Willie TO the Copeland
Medical Institute he was in
\ Very HAD Condition
from the effects OF catarrh Of the throat
and ears. His left ear. which had been
running matter for nearly three years.
was almost completely deaf, and the In
fiammatiou and swelling of the throat Was
- bad that he could not talk distinctly,
I'VE had been doctoring him ever since
the commencement of his trouble. but
nothing appeared TO do him any good,
and
We Were Greatly DiscouragsA
In regard to his case. when | read ~
the papers OF the cures being accomplish
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pair ~ crutchee stood
beside him. MY
brother and / and .
partner started In
the mining business
In AlasIxa some two
vAarn sa9o ard we
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Uddings,on. Scotland: Geo. u. Low. San
Francisco. MIR. and Mrs. r. B. CcSurn.
Skamckawa: S. W. While. California: Mr..
and Mrs NJ b. wfble, California; c. H.
Buschmann, Tacoma; Mr.. and Mrs. sam
II. STAY. Portland j. n. Libby. Port
Townsend Loveiia Enden, Richardson.
C. W. Thebo W. j. BieIentserg. Deer
Lodge. Mont: A. III. Coian. New York.
The Brunswick.
Or T. A. Jones, City. G r. Willard.
Olalia: r. II. Ronnton and wife Arizona :
W r. Hedges City: Carl r. Engie. Coupe
vile; Joseph Reid. Victoria. John Morrow.
La Conner: A. knoblauch and wife. sum
ner: NJ. J. Whippie, Olympia: W; A. Cut
esgo: Bert Allen San Francisco: Walter
Alien. San Francisco; Walter Wagner.
New York city.
CRESCENT bscycieA-The cor6-hreak-
er in pags years. the leader again for IKE
Sue,xer 4 Huritalt I.Is-fzis Second.
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Sick and Miserable
Now Well and nacpy.

MRS. e. q. Wan Alstyne. S96 Yeslee
way. 6eattias In speaking Of the gratifying
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mi PASSING THROI6.

d. Frank ]. Touuaint, who n At the
Aead OF Milwaukee party Of Alaska nain-
~ II al the Hotel Seattle on his return
tx1p 70 the Yukon. Speaking OF mining
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f,ua was a steamer, known @ the 1iiwAu-
-. and the other . dredge barge. called
the wisconsin. We got through safely and
snok our barge about 40 miles up the Yu-
kon 10 the mouth Of the Anvik river,
where We left Il In winter quarters. We
then continued our journey to Dawson and
BATTERED different members Of the party
Sst steiner TO get ont Of the YUKON. II
not the very last, and We laid the boat up
~ n. NtchasI for the winter. have heard
fron every member of the party, and some
haye done quite well
I'VE are going TO continue the work this
the Koyukuk, where We have obtained op-
eSin6 o. barr that have been worried ouc-
ess1fuljy BY hand. The SEASONS are % short
ln Alaska that II takes . long time 20 &C.
complish anything when open water has TO
bs depended on Tor means Of cotnmunica-
tice: .1
=, T. asse ssfn osssa
d i've up the work on account OF the an
fseonism Of the natives since the cleee Of
o. 1pensh waf Lam eplae buy H<rx-
60 the ciofainK. winch has beAn pufehas-
q in Milwaukee. The steamer Milwaukee
AIGg1cnn lips OF ocean stsau1aTs for this
r N. The first cargo Tor up the river
0iJ b received from the steamship Gar
eGno at St Michael about June II. a. the
foat , there al ready TO load on the ar
y0v0l Of the oCean vsn1el ] have mined
Il my LIE. and I am going to stick to
EFT has been a series OF misadventures
18th w." said G.. w. Clark, Of RhineIand-
4, Wis. He was Resting . .Mrapped-up
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The total sxpense TO the petiosto
Of the Copeland 1nstitnte 10 - .
suonth, treatment and modiciaoo
inciuded. That's the llmlt. ~.
tients rot permitted 20 pay moro,
ewes u they % desired.
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ed by DR.. Copeland and took Willie -
him for treatment.
HE commenced TO improve II once and
his trouble 10 now at an end. Hi hearing
has returned TO the deaf ear. the diochaf40
has ceased. and the swelling and tndnMl-
nation OF the throat have completely do
appeared"
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
rNGRAHAM-At San Juan, May 6. 1855
Lee inxraham brother OF Maj. E =
Irrraharu. the famous mountain climber.
Of pneumonia. aged s. years.
prER2oN-Iu Seattle. May .. 1859, al Ioai
nsrfer avenue Mrs. Hannah Pisrson. %
nneurronia. aged IS years She was q
native of Norway.
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The subsequent discharge Was 50 poison
Gus that II caused the formation Of sores
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-12-15
CITY Library Board Meets.

The city library board held meet.
ing Wednesday afternoon at o clock.
J. A. Berkey was elected president
and Miss Sadie Fuller secretar., for
the ensuing year. Miss Marguerite
GuernOn will continue as librarian.
Several bills were allowed and the
sum OF $3.50 was appropriated for the
purchase of books. The matter OF
opening the library for one hour on
Saturday evening was considered
and that change will probably be
made shortly.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-12-15

ment that wages In other lines were
higher, and made the statement that
he did not think that they conld NJ
under the gold standard. All
evidently forgot that he was on NJ.
ord on this same proposition. for III
was by q motion made BY him that
the wages of men" working on the
streets were raised 10 per cent last
spring, and his argument In favor 81
that motion at that time was that
laboring mems wages were being al.
vanced all over the country. sa
The ordinance fixing the clerks
salary was, however, passed up
without action and the council ad,
| journed until 8 O'Clock q. m. Friday
when it will meet Special Attorney
d. r. Calhoun for further considers.
ton OF the Broadway bridge ordin-
ance. g
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-12-15
Conscience Hurt Him.

Journal Press: A St. Cloud lum-
Der, office today received postal
note for $1.25 and accompanying it
was letter which stated that the
money was to pay for IAN oak tree
taken some years ago to make a
pair of sled runners The writer Id
resident of the town Of Huff, Morri-
son county, and evidently his con-
science was hurting him for the pet
ty larceny committed years ago II
the large lumbermen of the state
We're equally az sensitive Uncle Sam's
mail would be filled with remit
tances.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-12-15
Have Expanded.

There is probably no business
house in the city that has shown
more marked progress in the last
year than has the general merchan-
disc store of Richard Bros. Sales
room space has been enlarged fully
one third, the stock increased in pro-
portion, modern conveniences, such
as u cash carrier system, have been
added. And the business done seems
to have increased in proportion to
the increase in the size of the estab-
lishment, for there are now several
more clerks kept busy supplying the
wants OF the steadily increasing list
of patrons. With the other addi-
tions q new department has just
been added. 1t is q holiday goods
and toy department.. You could
not overlook this department nyou
visit the store for it is too conspic-
uous to be passed without attract
ing notice. 1t contains all manner
Of toys, games, etc. An endless va
'nety of dolls is prominent feature
large and small ones, with fiaxen
curls, pink cheeks, blue eyes that
open and shut and many of them;
will go no doubt to fulfill the happy
dreams OF young misses about
Christmas. An elegant line Of china
ware contains numberless appropri-
ate Christmas. gifts. You will be
certainly hard to please II you can
not find what you want in this es-
tablishment.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-12-15
PERSONALS.

p. FL. Gross was ut Rice's Wednes-
day on bushes.
G. b. Buchanan returned from St.
Paul Tuesday.
j. Rowe, of Staples, was in the
city Thursday.
q. w. Massey went to Wadena
Tuesday on business.
$. E., Meagher, OF st. Cloud, was a
city visitor Tuesday.
&. P. Jones, OF Grey Eagle, was q
city visitor Wednesday,.
A De Lacy Wood, OF Sank Rapi d.
was in the city Tuesday.
.rhos. McDougall, of Royalton
was city visitor Thursday.
Miss Maud Wood returned to he,
home at Verndale Thursday.
j. NJ. Thoen, OF Rices, visited Lit
tie Falls friends Wednesday.
j. w. True, OF Mankato, was reg
istered at the Columbia Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Peterson, d
Brainerd, were in the city Tuesday
Emil Keehr, OF Dixville, was q
visitor at the county seat Thursday
J. G. Garfield. OF the Northern Pa
cific land department, is in the city
Miss Cora Allenler. OF ClintCnv:lle
was Il Little Falls visitor Nednes
day.
G.. r. Musser, OF MuscHtine, Ia is
in the city visiting his cousin, K. d.
MusSer.
H. *. Ref. claim agent for the
Northern Pacific, was in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. Emily Kinney went to Lin,
coin Thursday to visit with hel
son, S. l.. Staples.
VI. N. Fowler, assistant superin.
tcndent OF the Northern Pacific, was
in town Thursday.
Mrs. 3. Burton returned WedneS.
day night from 4 visit with rltttives
at Minneapolis.
W. X. Jones. who has been visit
ing friends in tn" city the past
week. returned to Park Rapids
Thursday.
Mrs. Il r. Cox aud daughter, of
Wimbledon, A!inn arrived III the
city Wednesday, for q visit. They
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs I. e.
Staples.
Mrs. Davidson L e Davidson
and daughter Edna. of Perham. are
in the city visiting friends. They
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f..
ShOrey.
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A Poor Joke.

Fergus Falls Journal: The new
fire department met Tuesday night
to receive it's goods. When Chief
Beardsley went to sound the call for
the meeting he found that the bell
rope in the tower had been cut by
some malicious person. He tied the
rope and rang the call. The city
council has offered a reward of $50
for the conviction OF the guilty. par
ty. Had a fire occurred during Mon
day night or early Tuesday morning
the result would have been disas-
trous.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-12-15

C. 3. Buchanan shipped logging
on tfit, including teams and a crew
OF lien to his. lumber camp near Hib
bling. He will also leave tonight on
a trip to his camps near Grand Rap
ids and Hibbing. He states that
the present weather Is favorable for
logging operations, and reports
from some camps are to the effect
that about half the skidding work is
completed Cold weather and no
snow for a few weeks are the condi-
lions the logging men hope for.
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H0W's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
cure. n- E@
FL CHENEY & CO., Props. IN
= Toledo, o. N
we, the Undersigned DEL: IN, have X known no w
and relieve him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and
financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by their firm. 0
WEST & CRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, 0.
WAl.D1NG, KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo. O. r
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by g.
druggists. Testimonial II aree. =
Halls Family Pills are the best. b
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An effort is again being made
to establish a government mint
in DeadwoOd.