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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14
Lars Norgaard, lately OF Detroit,
has moved to Little Falls.

There will be services every night
in the NJ. E. church next week. The
service each evening will begin with
a song service at 7:3O. The meet
ings will be in charge OF the pastor,
Rev. W. H. Eastoa, who will be as
sisted by other minister's during the
the week. The public is cordially
invited to attend all these me etings
and take part in them.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14
Bicycle Riders,
Ladies and Gents

Bicycle riders are abroad
in the land and no wonder-
the fine weather of recent
together with the low price of
wheels, has sent ridersgalore
out of doors. We take the
credit of being the first to sell
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

! small daint tily
! worked script
initial. Some
are pure linen
others are un-
ion. w hich
means half
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

AAoo Sea5onuI LUX our names A0O t0e
next day We were court-martialed Tor be-
ing away from our command for 20
hours without leave.
On the 9th we were moved from the
city and stationed in Tondo district on
the outskirts. Everything was quiet
here till the night OF the 2lst when the
natives broke out in the city and started
to burn. Talk about the Chicago fire;
that was apretty good fire itself but you
should have been here to appreciate
what we went through
We are quartered in solid stone
church OF large dimensions and it
is what saved our lives. / came off
duty at 8 p. m. and laid down with my
clothes on. When I woke up the crack
OF rifles was on every side and took my
gun and ran outside to find the company
behind stone all in front OF the church
aud every building around US on fire.
There was a heavy wind and soon the
flames and heat drove the niggers out of
,ange. 1t was then we had time to see
what was going on around US. There
was sea OF fame on all sides and you
could hear the cries and shrieks of
helpless natives who were being burned
alive because there was no way out. At
last We We're compelled to retire into the.
church to get out OF the heat and put
wet clothes over our faces and lay on
the floor to keep from smothering. I
saw one native after the front of the
building had been burned away standing
like statute in the center OF the room
in the second story and burn up. In
about 3 hours 1t began to cool of lit
tie 80 we could get a look at the ruins
and it was dismal sight. Where hun
dreds OF light tropical buildings had
stood short time before, was nothing
but mass OF ruins as far as the eye
could see. We knew all was not over
yet. As soOn as the ground was cool
enough to walk on the natives began to
fire on us again from long range and to
advance. Forty OF our company we're
sent out in advance and we hid behind
low stone walls, rocks and other OBJ
stacles and then the fight began in earn
est. Such a one l never want to go
through again. We thought there
might possibly be a hundred, ut when
/ tell you there were nearly 800 killed,
and 226 that We know of wounded, and
47O prisoners, you may know what We
were going against. OF course our
company did not do this alone, for at 8
a m We were reinforced by two COM
panles Of the 23rd Inf; two; compaBie%oi
Oregons and one other Mimi. Co., G..
We drove the niggers from our quarters
to Caloocan, d distance OF over & miles
through tropical underground that
was something awful.
/. Two men from our company were
wounded, one not expected to live rs he
was hit with four different bullets, eleven
other Minnesota men, making the same
lucky number -, l regular killed and %
other men wounded, making total of
35 wounded and one killed. The church
we were quartered in il 300 years old
and has hundreds OF cnks buried in it.
One is enclosed in a glass front tomb
and is perfect yet although he has been
buried 2O1 years.
| have relics enough to starta museum
and am going to try and get them
ihome.
Respectfully,
OTTO B. WARNER.
Co. IN" 18th Vol. Infantry.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

p Baker. Of LeSueur cou nty, is
in the city on q visit With the family
of J. J. Kennedy. Mr.. Baker is d
brother Of Mrs. Kennedy's, and was
formerly. of this city. " -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

J. S. Murphy will look after the
Pine Tree company's interests on the
Crow Wing this season. The driv-
ing contract has been let to B. B.
Tisdale. Mr.. Murphy and AL. Ball
went up this week to look over the
situation.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

The Clara Mathes sompany, which
was at the opera house three nights
this week, fully sustained it's reputa-
ton as one OF the best repertoire
companies on the road. The enter
tainments were all good, and when
the company returns next Septer-
ber; as intended, they will deserve a
hearty welcome.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

Department Commander Searle, Of
the state 6. A, R., has named JAS. C..
Burial, of Little Falls, as one OF
his aides
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

Rev. W. G. Trower will deliver a
lecture on "Henry Ward Beecher an d
Reformer,'' at the Baptist church,
April 25th. Admission 25 cents,
Mr.: Trower,s lectures are always elo
quent and interesting, and there
should be a good attendance.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14
T0MELTY'S BAZAAR STORE
The Full Duty Of the Store.

Our full duty to you is not matter to be
lightly summarized, but the merchandise end
Of it certainly includes these three points.
FIRST--TO get the right goods here and show
them plentifuly
SECOND-TO utilize our entire resources toward
selling them cheaply
THIRD-To tell the truth about them.
Today's store news with all three points
distinctly in mind.
Here is news of new goods and large
showings, joined with other news Of strong
and unusual values.
And every word may be taken seriously.
If you take it as strong as we write it we
are content.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

Mrs. Harvey. who was recently in
jured by a fall, is still in serious
condition,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

The state pardoning board post
poned to May IL, consi deration of
the application for pardon made by
Joseph Starr, convicted in this
county March Is, 1895, aud sen
fenced to f1ve years imprisonment.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

The Great Western Clothing House
has a unique advertisement this
week, which deserves inspection.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14
F.. j. TomeIty.

Very special meetings will be 4ld
at Salvation Army hall on Thu RS
day. Friday, Saturday and Sunday
next. Grand Musicale Blizzard kill
take place Fridayevening. satur{ay
ice cream and cake supper. Sund ~,
final meetings OF the> campakn.
Ensign Lindemap, Captain Ellis Ind
Lieutenant Simpson will cond ,ct
services, assisted by local ::,orps aud
officers: Good singing and inst%u-
mental music at each meetia 3.
Everybody welcome. -:
Raiah, the large elephant belo1g e.
ing to Lemon Bros circus. killed lis
keeper at Argentine, Kansasa, S}} D.
day, making the ninth man the hg
|pachyderm has killed. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

The Bellevue town board has
bought a road machine. 1t would
pay the different towns to have good
road machines.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

"A Little Heroine" will be pre.
sented in Royalton next Tuesday
evening by Little Falls talent.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

Rev. Peter Cans, brother OF John
Cans, has been assigned to the Sta
Piles parish.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

Blake announces bargains in mac
iDtoshes.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14
For Sale.

Team Of horses. Good drivers In
buggy. Will sell separately. Souad
of wind and limb. Gentle andreliabls.
s5 4-tf. =. 8, I'm. 0I1ooM
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

}. P. Sibley went up on the Crow
Wing Wednesday, and will VOL k
with J. S. Murphy.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

Bishop Morrison of the Episcopal
diocese OF Duluth, will visit Little
Falls on April 23d, in the morning,
and Royalton the evening OF the
same day.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14
Lace Hints II
Lace has for several years

we'll as others of this bus ST.
ness, keeps growing; and no
wonder there is all kinds of
lace here at all kinds of
prices. For instance here. is;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

Blank books and ONCE supplies at
3-td WgrzEL' q DRUd STbRE.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

The following interesting letter
was received by P. J. Vasaly, OF T he
Herald, from Otto Warner, formerly
of Little Falls, now a private in Co.
NJ, 18th MINI. Inftry., at Manila:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14
=: H. Gray is employed by a rail-
road company at GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Manager Edwards of the telephone
company was in town Wednesday.
The Retail Clerks Union gave one
OF it's pleasant dances Monday night.

The school board meets April 10th
to elect teachers for the next school
wear
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

Commencing Sunday morning at
1890, Rev. d. Grove, OF Brainerd,
will conduct the services at the Nor
vagian Lutheran church. Scandina~
vians are invited.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

Royalton Banner: F. P. Fidler re-
turhed: Sunday morning from Cali
fornia and will take up his old job as
Northern Pacific pumper here. His
family is still in California and will
remain there for the present.
Tho three-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Del Leblanc, OF Gravelville, fell
into . tub OF hot water and was
badly ecalded, being completely i'm
mersed. DR.. Roy, OF Pierz. was
called, and says the child may re.
cover.
Chas. A. Towne has sailed for
Europe under contract with an East
ern magazine to make study of the
railway system Of Belgium as a basis
OF Sc eral articles on that subject.
Mrs. Towne accompanies him. and
they will be gone about two months.
Miss Avelina Foley, daughter Of
Geo. Foley, Of the great contracting
firm OF Foley Bros, was married at
(St. Luke's church, St. Paul, Wednes.
day evening, to VIM. j. Towle, o1
Vermont. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. A. Lam othe, of Lit
tie Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-04-14

The men working under Roa!}mas-
ter John Nester, took advantage Of
bis birthday annivertary-yssterday
when he was AZ years old-to pre-
rent him with q handsome couch
and q fountain pen. :
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
BROKE THE RECORD.
Fewer Failures Thau Cor Years ana
Very Small Liabilities.

Fewer Failures Thau Cor Years ana
Very Small Liabilities
Mr. Howard J. IIorrick superintendent
~ Tho Rradstreet COMPANY sad yester-
dav IN regard % The business.
Tho business record OF Richmond Tor
the pagt wear has been very sailstac-
tory one There has been an average ln-
crease in the volume of sales of ih' l"u-
beers and manufacturers % ABOUT '' p',
cent. At tho same time me Vu"' OF,
this business has probably increase
about per cent over the olSn'Ss OF
1927 The retail trade seems also 10 nave
had a very good wear care'Nl inquiry
I'm the leading lines %. business SHOWS
that tho collections for me year nave
bean satisfactory. particularly so ln We"
~ tho fact that tho price OF cotton mas
been vary low during he year. If -
ramaJksbla record that in thirty coNn-
ties - this state. INCLUDING tho ciles "i
ricNrnond Pqtcrehilrs and panriie' no
fsuure ,ess reported during fhe month OF
Novo,nher and only ono during he month
~ eDconbor In al uroha aliiy ms ie-
cnra hss not been e1ual.o1. during rho
last f0sen years. Tn the city ot hi'1-
mond there were nfty-fwo failures re-
porfed I'm tho year lsf WITH total haOil-
lies OF 100000 IN 1sAs there we're Only
g failures. with total Liabilities or only
Sl4stoQ
There seems 70 be a very general feel-
f0n that +he outlook lol if3 ih FofN
bright Al seem hopof1l ano not only
hopeful but determined 90 MAKE me
brsiness records or The coming year FAR
better than that of any in the past.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01


Net earnings-l@O. i2ss. ISL. s2s3 4sl; 1893.
s3o2 Oi6
July ist 10 October lst:
Gross earniugs-lS97 ;2l5.se; 1893. i264.-
637.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG r. r..
Fiscal year ending June mth:
Gross earnings-lssO S325 sW. 1897. s29l.-
Net earnings-isao. Ioos22. 1897. ,lss.73s:
1893. tSiil0
No Of passengers osrried-lssJ. 2oS.2sc.
1897. 235 0a5. 1895 23s,9s
Tons freight movel-is0) 80 $685. 1884,
53S.s72. 1898. GSlI
July lst 10 October 1fet.
Gross earnings-iss t.9. lsA. 'l-l-
1920
Net earnines-is97. 81 se1. 1898 s.. 40.
PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
Year ending June soth.
Gross earnings-is91. ;sgS.9ll. 1871 $780,
945. 1888. 5000 rs.
6el: 1898 S3056n
No passengers carred-lsso 1884. 1881
S. $50. 1875. s5.f9f
No. tons freight movsd-lSso 4l6.''e,
1897. 614.465. 1895. 59o.e2O
JULY LIST 70 October 3lst:
Cross earnings-lsg7. yic6. 423; 1898, Slo5.
s4g
Net earnings-1s97. $3.50 1898, SOB. 5sl.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN
Year ending June soth.
Gross earnings-l'e7. So5I.74. l'ss.
81. s2s123.
Passengers carried-lso7. l,1dsst. 1898.
$50 S5I
Tons freight moved-fss7 6se7s7 1928.
sEABOARD AND ROANOKE
year Ending June mthl
1890 1896 lN"
Gross Earnings. 1851 6i9 Ss377se SS69.565
Net Earnings .. 275.26l 225tl 8"4li
Passengers Card. l059S 1868 1l9l4
Tons Freight
Moved - ....... f50577 523.l2l 6i2 a01
SEABOARD AIR LINE SYSTEM
year Ending June 8Othl.
1896 1897 1898
Gross Ear'gs... 1886 800 S3.6i55l4 &57o.72l
Net Ear'gs..... qH55l4 9l60A 09 2-9
The president Of this system reports
that during The past year ninety-iour
new manufacturing establishments OF
various kinds have been established on
the line OF this system. lie also reports
that 443 families have settled along the
road bringing with them about one mil
lion dollars OF money and aggregatng
over cod persons.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
Fiscal Year Ending June GOTH.
1890 1897 1S9s
Gross Ear'gs.. s716l $40 tlO70Sls2 81 7ss $50
Net Eargs.... loose 342l h3 3so6259
Passengers Car
Tons Freight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

News have been completed al cost OF
tl0i. 922 over and above the insurance re-
ccived from the burning Of tho old pier.
An additional pier an Newport News for
the handling OF lumber az cost Of 80
1876. Nine thousand one hundred and six
tv-nine tons Of one hundred pound and
seventy-ive pound steel rails laid al net
cost 81 500. S0l. The Gladys Inn az Clio
ton Forge was turned over 20 the hospi-
tai association for the use OF employees
Of the company and a new notel ana
station was erected nearer the center or
the town al a cost Of N36sb Twelve new
heavy consolidated engines we're pur-
chased at a cost Of $1,000. and large
number OF new freight cars az q cost OF
Sl40O.
All of the above expenditures hiohs
with q considerable additional amount
spcnt for improvements and botterments
10 The property have been charged TO
operating expenses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
LEGISLATURE OF
NORTH CAROLINA.
viii Convene in Raleigh Next Wed
nesday Morning.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS TUESDAY.
They Will Meet at Night 10 Select a
Speaker, Clerk and Other Officers.
Mormons Planning to Establish
Colony on Eastern Coast.

RALEIGH. y. c.. December 3l-spc-
ciai.-The members Of the Legislature
will begin TO arrive tomorrow. The ses-
sion opens 20 j. o'clock Wednesday. the
4th on Tuesday night there will be a
caucus OF tho Democrats to select
Speaker and other officers and clerk for
the session.
There viii scarcely be the rush OF Of
f,e-seekers that nocked here at che
opening OF the last Legislature.
Beginning Monday the State Library
will % kept open until 10 O'Clock al
night
THE MORMONS
The Mormon missionaries in this State
and there is @ goodly number of ihom
are planning 10 establish a Mormon
colony dom 1t some point 90 the coast
Tho eastern part OF the state seems 10
furnish Inducements az least IN the way
Of tolerance. OF strange doctrines and
moles OF living. tt was in the eastern
part Of tho state that tho Lynchites
were allowed 20 live and flourish ten
Years ago These Mormon missionaries
AFRO finding among tho poorer classes
some easy converts.
There is n solid walnut desk IN the
Governors Office that was used as a Pm
vate desk or Governor Vance This desk.
which many would prize. is now offered
for sale by the state.
BOCKERY'S CONTEST.
oliver o. DOckerv Sr.. has employed
! e. T.. Harris ex-Congrcssman Thomas
settle and his son. Claude DockerY' as
counsel in the contest for his seat IN
Congress. which he will night for against
tho elected man. John ID. Beliamy' OF
Wilmington. Mr. Dockery has gone 10
Wilmington 10 serve notice Of contest
ON Mr. Bellamy The notice SAYS the
,lection was frauduleutly conducted and
intimidation cheated o. X Dockery' sr'.
ont OF votes .,, -,
some ~ the fuslonists arc telling All
they know ~ their party's manasem
during the last two years. This VIII give
tho legislature much material lot an
veetigation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

There o. "A new bank in Richmond
IL IS tho Auxiliary Savings rank ana
IS q very pretty little Box ioI one FOB cart
home and deposit Boo BE- DTS dimes and
dollars When he has t niei or parity
filled. he can take BE- to bank have iha
money counted Boo bis presence Iha joe
celve "a Deposit cerllaClte.
The beauty about th.a haaN is thit PC
cannot be opened at home t1 enf mooney
ouf after IL is once dropped Doe tne boss
This bank 81 controlled in Richmond by
the Commercial Guarantee Company AMI
the BROAD street Bank. No. 81 east Broad.
The Manufacturers OK the BANK on e
,.a,,stte prlzes 10 the users of these dee
posit boxes during 1890. All who deposit
from 400 upwards Will get some prize.
The Virginia state Insurance Company
spends thousands OF dollars Ia ms el'y
for printing, advertising, etc.
We practice what va azk-patEonisS
Home Institutions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
RICHMOND'S BANKING CAPITAL.
Resources Aggregatng S2O447OOO and Increase
Of Over 100000 in Deposits
prepared by Tho banking house John Wnams so0s)

the O.
opment is MOTIF failing Of l
Qanu
min rast
$4,000 and has read
Cai it's iuence tel h
of
hank tlresa banks
Rankin 0rnsa nd Ia %
The priNat
statistics teo"
omt race
the threetr
he varo
the O three
ne ban
against > eenicr $50 the surplus m
divide
andin a.
me
30
fr 81 1897 and1 TO- for
OF
i'm the Y
connection @
agans
T. fu one smallo o 10
Of or the
OF the ci s
year ......ou, o. ,,o o,-s,,o, o, tho r.,,,,.i
saving O the 1870 1877 and 1898:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
HUI MPHREYS S
THE NEW YEAR.

II Comes in viii, ,he Promise Of Peace
and Plenty
with tho toluns of the midnight hour
fast night the year sos expired. and 1890
was born n was ushcred 100 with the
ringing Of holia and booming Of giant
crackers.
Never bad "a year a more inauspicious
birth SO FAR as the weather was con-
cerned but tile chill rain and gloom did
not seem TO affect The spirits OF tho
celetTants
In ths churches today sermons appro-
pirate to tho occasion will he preached
and cOod resolutions formed
An things point 90 ara era Of peace.
plenty and pr0fprr'"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3i.-General Cor
bin said this afternoon that bee had no
expectation of hearing anything from
General otis respecting The situation at
lono before tomorrow night at the earli-
est. lie based that Judgment on the last
cable message received from General
otis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

A glance ever the railroad earnings OF
the country both gross and net Will show
gratifying increases with singular regu-
iarity. but we only give here the results
OF the operations Of a few railroads in
which the people OF this community are
particularly interested
RAILROAD OPERATIONS.
These figures will be found IN the fol.
lowing tables;
RICHMOND. FIR FDr9TrKsBURG AND
POTOMAC.
Fiscal year ending June Both:
Gross esrninrs-lsyo. soc. 7s3. 1897, $780,
~; is)e tno, 7n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

The Auditor Yesterday paid over 60
tho Board Of Sinking Fund Commission
ers the January quota 81 interest a-t
January 8. amounting 10 NNof"
Tho virginia state Insurance COMPANY
has assets exceeding si01N.u aul surr.H s
10 poicy-holders of f2.oon
W. q. CRE>SHAN. Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
KIDNE Us.

Healthy kidneys
filter impurities
from the blood
and keep IL red
and pure. Sick
kidneys don't.
HOSTETTER'S
BTTTERS slim
ufates the Kid
n e - % the
proper perform.
ance OF their
duties, and thus
makes the blood
pure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

.se7,l7o - ,l1727l4o o5 sie.oo7 9s7 ~
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01

Dor treoius Star aammtl, oa blCu lea b'i,
brcoet uta 8rudeu al d Utiiss' Nervinc.
1e4 brugte at, buao jCn b0rte oat. OF
roooi0rte mig meo mango yr9cr; meu lea
fouot life uoaet Der qioroe mig Qoot. igr.
euo ICo tn1 Nervine."
:. T. Carlton, 5ortua, Gus.
SEQ oar moot til OF boloc 5trosn fevs
Waarcocr meo sciatic B]5cumatismc len
roaoirrte mtg me0 ale ror1 ynau OF
tru9te 2Gaemtolcr al ailt Slnr&. mer I'll
juBcu Nptle 5ao iovi0att lea en- Stait,
AZ Tr. WliIes' Ncrvine, on forsuo lea par
iGroj6 meo ben iJritc Flaitt tnn0e Ieg
tIG0e mig ielo poa u0ru uoatn i'm
%'lrgnaeI'e. Gftcrat icq bauot bruot TO
SLATER, boU6e be FortrrocIiqc Smerter
%iorIaot mig, 90 tort 1to eitar tuuOc Tea
after bcgpuOe nit Arbciot. 0u CT lea
lulofGuolg beIbreost."
z bomas SO. u B. Roliu. Did.
Or. UtjIss' Nervine iglags q ale
@potbeter unoer iuI0nrH0ig 8arautt.
1trtu eitcr irtt Raab oa 8og til
9r. WiileS' McOital 6p..
Glfbdrt. 5no.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
DR.. Miles Nervine.

enbrer pto sIer buroe uioe, at 9crues
lp'temet CT Oen Siloc. Der ioripuer huer
Tel al 2e9emet meb StuStraii. 6uis oettc
Spitem monGler araft on 5iurte oil lite
alene VlultiSrue Ioppes. men Sitrnen,
Neroerne, 6isrtet. Vurcrue on qeaemet
ltocr etcbltttsitg. Iet ipoaeitc Buuft uil
lGrit butte timber. 5uaftetie al WuItl
% sso'Ntruerre er ben oirritc auriaa i'll
Rbeumotlsme, Tetts iortlarer. buorleoes
ben Tan flptte itg fra Den enc Gel az gts
1sinet I'll cen anofn. Outs Sua6om8,
oariogen loa giopet. utloe ollie Qcbene
angrtbeS poa iamme 3io. J naitm ale
Stl'rloe cr oenue SUgoom ioriuuuoet,
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bar tdoct IN Strait. Or. Uiles' Iiestor-
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per o9 iooer oer bentGrenoe GeQeurp.
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met, irno Strait til Rcrpeccutrerue, %
Oct 9%ienopIiucr Spitcmets oreorife guuts
tioner.
ia ise par 10 2tar Gommsl, III lea for
fsrIte Sang Anfolo al Rbeumatitme, %
le9 moattc boloe Scneen Jpn llaer. ,}sa
bapoe Ii9nenoc 9nfalo bpcrt g(ar, til lea