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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

Tacoma Council VIII Probably
Grant IL at the Next Session.

Special Dispatch - the Post-IBts-llgeaee
TACOMA. Feb, is---'"Tne power fran
ch!se asked 5y the Snoe lz.Enle Fails Power
Company vii surely bs granted" said
Councilman J NJ Be! today. Mr. Eell
has IN manner led The forces favorable
70 tie franchise, and being q member Ct
the judiciary committee. in whose hands
Il 10. Ea9tz, feels liz IS certain "a a.s pre-
dscyioE
A; the special council meeting last even
Ing the latter sections u Ire franc lisx were
gone osef. ard after a few minor changes
ne whole referred 20 the judiciary
committee. barring unlocked for delay, the
franchise wiI be reported for fiDai pass
sAs al the aext regular council meeting,
Tn.rsaaY of next Wesk.
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AEMGs4I. COURT Doc n III.
suubTr Of Cases of various
Grimes set for Trial.

s.secssf fsfzpatea - the f'css-i p Is .1zgencer.
TACOMA, Yes. f&~The criminal .s0ckes
- tse eHsGtf.E s1pers5r coTiEt tern LIS
Esera Fnasts cgE. as fo-f9ss
william Carr gtef. cnArEed VIII grad
Iagceng. Dame IegsT zs@sgst wsth deAl-y
vssis ta}E. s@ATI BoIejssF assault 10 To2, y
T. Euss@.t crime s8ta.ast l,s daughter. n
ISzk~r. Burglary. g.gl1.a t.5gers. Foaoery.
= Ii Graham. conducting thr&tsr SAD
- eBaEtcks.
TIC terra xin 5e~Ir wednesday. March !
Tao J8-5r@ have been provided far TIE
three 4eg8sf EGeatE. ard zhIle there IS q
IA rye number cf gaseN - e had. al
sod Judges hope So c.eau 20 <3ucE q ne
@4H5 &@rS thar Tor Eu0atbs sast has boen
rhnd3Eg, &s well as the casts regularly as
s5EGed.
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Intoxicated a. s-eR York ~ g8anEra5
sse zgss-rses5. otst aE~Iu Arrival ~ Hong
sars, Ete sssfst@4a wAs surprises ~ fs5is2 -
Rad gTeeaE4sss stF7s There. Arg tSaetste. sEsa
3 assss4szse r@.eF - Ihs 5slaS3 - &it &sa2
other .ss&ssssz 49, fsEsa4 59 eSsug-s ~ 1aa-
e-F4rcsirse- EFoGu. hes taken 81 fancy %
s4sua ard Rad Es&de t1e Boston JOURNALIST
as@iefsBs king aaa @sae-r2ser - tif~ ttfEt
seE. portrait ExtaaG IS t2et tss@ captain @es&
tse sgsessazsst mgFg was kEa@ft @FzBE -
''G'l8ar.sF7- u MS sealartIlE srt--szss. y a.
siyiag hsgh ana ruling bis subjects - 4
lgEE.lE ~. tlF.@F
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Tacoma Land Company Cfean-Ip
Goes over TIL Monday.

Special Dispatch to the Post ntelngencer
TACOMA. Feb. B.-Tae transfer OF ali
the property OF the Tacoma Land Com
pany. under slierifrs sale. IN the Proyt-
dent I%fe and Trust Comp any, was not
fully completed today as arranged for
The formal cali a. The court house steps
announcing the sale was made this morn
Ing. and thla was practically all that was
accomplished toward the transfer. AZ
noon the sale Was postponed 10 Monday
fs8ruEue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-19

formed robber Of hen houses Put yo1r
hand on dunghills neck, and IL will yell
worse than a woman whose repose has
been disturbed by burglar No sir; you
cannot figure on what u moDgEe! nen or
low~caste rooster viii do.
With a high toned cock or proud
hen it is different You walk UP to them
In the darkest night and introduce them
ia sunny sack. and what VIII they do?
Why keep as quiet as IL you were doing
them favor and not even yell when you
wrag their necks, That is the reason
why you always hear Of someone's pet
chickens being stolen"
Il don't take much stock in She story
about chickens that allow themselves 10
be carried or without ooiecting" said
Constable Matthews, and I have been
breeder o. fine stock ali my life Per
haps the high-bred fowls are more accns-
toned TO being handled, and think II all
right. ! believe. however, that when
chicken is disturbed at night il Will say
something unless prevented
A skiilful thief approaches hen roost
with the same caution that a detective
goes after a bad man. HE sizes up the
situation and figures on the number az
shofguns in the taxpayers house and his
ability To put u certain number Of bird
shot in small circle OF thirty yards. II
everything looks favorable he takes
chance.
Providing the bulldog is not concealed
behind Il corner he has no trouble in get
ting into tina domiciles OF the feathered
tribe, because few good people think of
putting Yale locks on their hen house
door
The innocent members Of the teathered
tribe are sitting on a long roost IN per
feet alignment II they could do the same
thing on dress parade the regulars would
;. -
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billiard Saith Acquitted.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post lnlegencer-
TACOMA. Feb iS.~-fiillaVd Smith, for
merry a mailing clerF IN the local post
office. charged with robbing the maiis was
today acquitted hy a jury in the Federal
court. The evidence while strong. Was only
clrcums'antial, going 10 shcw that certain
letters were stolen while Smith was ca
duty. Smith Is prominently known In Ia
coma. and vas dismissed from du:v sew
era. months ago ON account of the robbery.
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not Dc ia II Tor a mo-
ment. Dos the thief
stop 10 consider the
1nagnificeuce Of the
front rank or course
not: he produces a
bunch OF regulation
Puget sound iir torches
carefully capped with
sulphur ana then COM
menCeS his work.
There Is q spiutter and
the deadly fumes en-
ter the nosT:ls OF the
stately old Plymouth
Rock. One SpaS.nodic
wheczc and the royal
fowl IaSsaes into In
seuz.bilty and drops
into the capaciots
month - . .isrf,s -v.,r,
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SUCCESSFUL TRIAL TRIP.
Torpedo Boat Fox Does Better Than
Government Requirements.

PORTLAND. Feb. Is-Tae torp@3o toa,
Eek. h21.z by the Wolf s. Zwlcke- lron
Works os this cltY. xas given hsr Official
trial trip On TIE Columbia river his after
nocn The trial proved successful IN every
particular, t1e Eek making ar av&TaSe 81
. Is knots for Two hours g. j the propele-s
turrirg a. 81 revelations. eleven more
than required By the contract.
TIE contract required ne Fox IN make
49, knots psr hour. ard ske exceeded this
requirement t0aay which was her uESt
trial. ~ - Of 2n knot
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ny sack. The Er1thless destroyer goes
down the line, Il ia a regular chlorofarn-
Ing business and every time a chicken IS
struck the roost IS one short
In SOME cases, however. the thief does
not have time TO work IN scientific
manner When pressed for time he
grabs right and left. iambing poor Mrs.
Hen and her 2olygau1is, husband into the
sack wtaouI the siighiesz regard for the
way feathers lie. II Is no Sine for max
Ing toilets says he thIsf. az he goes over
the fence With angry man and a dog
after him.
The thief Who Is now operating In Seattle
sometimes goes about with 81 wagon lie
drives 10 u n hen roast ne has spotted
during tae day and after scoopgae In he
larger part a. the flock he rides away
with his !. under slowed away IL Z * box,
covered with stats
Il Is the scarcity - spring chirkens''
ia The market that has produced the epl-
dcn}'c - tAests IN Seattle Tie police 10
lcNc that TIE ntolen chickens ar, yo,I
20 markets END r e were not a very lIlf1-
cfit matter 20 identify May hen from Jer-
ME ben there would b. some heart rcr1-
IGN sights q: the principal spring chirk.
an" moFz1es every morning.
According - thn traditions ~ the Y.oBoe
ext httt hoeffs Vas the greatest Oh. ken
thtef detective that cvcr Nyra Nha,
th-ets g.. warm h@ wound tuYn ,sa lie
coatt coaar and say. well. In going .ffa~
tae iaift History eays thar h. vyo,l,s
cefats back In apVut tntrev r8irafrs sit1,
tA1 eiIrt-. "ae confessed Ore time re
wea' ostt VITA t.s AusEy ana soon -.
'GrueI vf'h q tH..-oA-ss wagon th.t -or.-
tss"cd taN coTpses cf q regular r7,4es.-r.,
tti} Ja..Er john tatt-tt VS. tsl.... fr. 49,,
chi S~o business He had his hers g., mn
TRAINED ist' t&aF knew wien tref~ raY,,-s
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dls.~sc. eo1r. tosay f7sn5 Jacob saaser.
Col1-s8- guilty = murder II tas asst c.
gree he s53t ard sBlie1 5oA1 HAWKINS
also c0.eresS. ABgssst =. IS lie was con-
v.CEe1 oaE~ sstore. rgsI secured Il ny .f-stA-
he = E1e second murderer convicted q the
hlg1ssI grad. og ao1a.cl4e IL ten years n
taiS co2-rg
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ART IF chicken STEALING.
An EXPERT HANDLES ONLY MEN,
BEgs OF FEsTHERED 400"
EIn~-Bfooaed Fowls Less Liable TO
Noisy Demonstration VI hen Dis
trrbed at Night Than Those of
Common sroek-Thievex' Tactics.

Tae champion chick
1T thief has struck
tee sowu. and unless
h.s career IS cut short
there will not g-e
enough hig1-ars-st fow =
iett n another week 10
mike q respectable
GucLeuS for L side
show.
Nothing bat high
bred ROSTERS and blue
blo01ed hens ind their
way into the ruthless
cestroyer's tag. lie -
So discriminating that
re viii pass one lone
cBnghIll In q rOost OF
thirteen mem oers Of
the $50" Breeding
-x-fYt -ayt - sa-a -AS -.
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American Cigarettes for Manila.

TACOMA. Feb. Is.--I'ae steamer OWN
pia. abort 20 sal from Tacoma for Manila
S5).Q.0 American made cigarettes The pa
per used I'm the wEAp2ers came from Ch.na.
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Later in the evening bands composed OF
the members Of the League os Patriots,
Nationalist and others paraded the boule-
wards, blocking traffic. Rival shouts Of
Resign and Revision" were raised. and
some lighting took place between the MEM
bers Of the opposing factions. but order
was gradually restored. A number og ar
rests were made.
The street demonstrations were renewed
at midnigat. The Republican guard,
mounted and Oh foot, took up station a.
the corner OF the boulevard ana the Rue
dRout.
The police cleared the streets and the
approaches TO the Libre Parole.
De Roulede. Cope and FerInain arrived
together at the Rue MoHtmarire. De Rou-
lede and Cope attempted TO make speeches
and more scUftl.ng ensued, while shouts OF
1--WE rarmee' were frequently heard. The
police interviewed and scattered the crowd,
making many arrests The police station
IN the Rue d'Rout was soon filed. Among
these arrested was Comte de Bari. He
was released, however. when identified.
The Latin quarter was quiet but the
cafes were full TO overlooking.
Teiegrams received from the provinces
show that the announcement OF NJ. Lou
bets election had been received with sat
tsFoct4cn
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Il 80 years OF age, and thank Pefun
for the way feel today ] trust I have not 'ntrunf
upon your time with this long letter but feel 70 60
writing praise OF the medicine. And VIII "
means OF selling many bottles Of Pe-ru-na. ss ~ ~
friends know just how bad have BEEN
Mrs A. c. Hildebrani Milton y. -. writes
reference 70 your FLEA you will see that was ~
low and pro nounced .rcurah,e by two or the best ~
tors in this country. when ] commenced the ~
your med!c ne have used nine bottles q =
ru-na end think that ! perfectly vel Y
course, Peru is what did the work. ard osnE7
1t the grandest medicine IN the world Nine "a
noted case IN this county, and everybody nsxsl
you'd die. / never lose an opportunity to prats ~
mclcine"
Mrs. VI. = bland. Hartwell. Ga. writes -
no would think from this that would wsa
came IN pubic from any cauEe only 20 let sssEHn
know where they might find relief from many -
! truly say have been mich benefited % me
OF Pe-ru-na. ] feel better than / have for yean I
have suffered for years WITH chronic catarrh, Nsor1
It's, asthma and female trouble OF which have 20
much helped by Pe-rp-ua.
Il know tbs virtue - PerI-na. II for no osne' =
son. IL would ray keep It Tor colds and eoufaa :
keeps OF colds y prevents grippe and builds ~ =
nerves. I gladly recommend il to al" A specA -
for women entitled ''Iieaith aud Beauty IS issus
The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company cos1
bus Ono ard mailed free women only On sae1S
ton
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Emile Loubet, who Until his election to
the presidency today. was president Of the
French senate. VAS born at Marxnne, De
cenber /. 1888, was educated for the bar
and began his practice az Montemidar. lie
entered po.i.ca. life IN the general cleo
ton OF 1876, when he PROGRESSED himself a
Republican and opposed to general and COM
plete amnesty He was elected b a great
majority. and az once ASSOCIATED himself
iu the assembly with the Republican Left
He was one OF the deputies Nho refused
vote OF confidence 20 the De Broglie min.
!stry IN ISL After having been twice re-
elected 10 the assembly. he became 4 can
diaate for the senate In his other depart
ment, and was elected Ia ISIS. He became a
member of the first TGrard ministry, which
only survived FOR three months holding
The petition OF minister q public works
When NJ pe Frey-.net declined to under
take The presidency Of the council ne was
intrusted with he reconstruction OF the
ministry sni took the position OF minister
or The interior, from whica NJ Cons: rs
lad retired N 1892
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medicines. and tried different inhalers that 10
mention OF them they would easily III page. heaz
so bad a year and half ago thai took treatment tm
two different catarrh specal,stsS
THE first doctor removed growth from my ata
nostril; he helped I dectored with hin ahaa
months. but could stop the discharge from ~
head. which dreadful. / have used as nany a. "a
and eigh. handkerchcfs in day. / pad tbs d1sr
dollar q treatment. was advised to aui, hin s.A
try another doctor. l did so. and he began gsns NJ
indicated air treatment that did good go ~
could not stop the discharge from my head.
FINALLY my stomach became affected. and eight mcufa4
had quit work lost in weight from l poends "
140 pounds NJ doctor advised get Of the eco
try ! did SO months and taking usdc.as q
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COLUMBUS, Ohio. Nov. n IN

COLUMBUS. Nov n IN
President
Of a
OF
Respectfully, z
ali
no
Mr. Ralph w chnlp Ioe Ind writes; 4 thank
~
b
ears
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P IRIS TO SEE DAWSON.
Moving Pictures of Klondiks Life
for French Exposition.
EDISON is INTERESTED.

Company Has Been Formed at Daw-
son to Take kinetoscope Pic
lures of Life On the Yukon River
The Most important Men OF
Dawson Backing the Concern
The Dawson-Skagway Record.
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LOUDEI IS NAMED
As THE PRESIDENT.


rejoice ar this manifestations. but today
We cannot go to the Eiysee and spit upon
whom We have no wish 10 recognize as
chief OF state. We must allow 70 rest
III peace. such as be Is. the man VINO IS
still lying there, and return home But
on Thursday we shall not fail TO attend
the funeral ceremony. You viii ind
among the followers OF the coffin the
Judges OF the criminal section OF the court
OF cessation. and the base deputies WHO
elected this president whom We do not
recognize. You know your duty. Down
with this republic. and long live repre-
sentative OF the people
The demonstrators then marched 70 the
Rue des pyramides shouting and tlaunt-
ing cricoIoys. The police attempted 10 stop
them. and tried 10 seize the flags. But the
mob resisted. and finally returned 10 the
Avenue de iOpera, where a large force
or police was stationed in front OF tho
Military Club. This detachment of police
proceeded TO dispense the demonstrators.
q downfall OF rain assisting in the work.
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Jacob SKATER Convicted az Murder
b~.4-, No.. EeA IA .4Ty h TIA
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walk L was ragged.
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= rr"tINI'e T-|'F9 - IT hofTf
i0liez .ta yards 7.a3e 3y M}l!aV
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

J. C. lighthouse came out second
in the shooting contest held by the
St. Paul Rod and Gun club in st.
Paul recently. He shot 80 birds out
of a possible 1O1. He was included
among six others who were tied for
second place. In shooting it out he
won by killing q birds out OF q
possible q. The second prize was
an elegant pair of hunting boots.
j ohm Morrison, OF St. Paul, captured
the championship OF the state. Mr..
lighthouse won about twenty-five
other prizes which netted him about
$50. He shot under the name ~. {"
He was also at the tournament of
the Sank Centre Gun club which
| was held Tuesday and Wednesday OF
this week. He won cash prizes at
this place amounting to $4,000
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

A. Tanner went out to Grey Eagle
Friday morning. He will start a
number of men at work on his eleva-
tor at that place, which he will i'm
number of repairs.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

The fight between the grocers of
Tracy and the telephone company Of
that place has created considerable
interest in the adjoining towns.
The grocers considered that the tele-
phone company was charging too
much for the use of their line and re-
fused to use the phone, in reta liation
the company put in q grocery store
and are selling goods at cost or less.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

John Berris and Katie Simmons
were married at the French Catholic
church Monday morning. Miss Sim
mons lives in Randall. They leave
this evening for q prominent north.
ern Wisconsin town where Mr.. Ber-
ris is the proprietor of a grocery
store. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. A. LamOthe.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

A hearing was granted Saturday
on the petition (which asked for
appointment of an administrator.
in the estate of Mary German, de-
ceased. Judge Richardson. appointed
Chas. Gidnev.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

The saw mill was closed down for
about two hours Friday afternoon.
One of the water pipes, used in their
fire protection system, burst and
allowed water to run onto one of the
main belts. The dampness caused the
belt to break which necessitated the
stopping of all machinery before the
damage could be repaired.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

M. V. Wetzel has returned from q
four days. outing at BirchIlake. He
caught his share of fish and brought
back the usual amount of tan Sc
cured by people who visit that re-
sort.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

The Baptist congregation and
Sunday school will hold a picnic next
Thursday along the river below the
paper mill. They will meet at the
church in the morning going from
there to the picnic grounds.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

DeWitt's Little Early Risers benefit
permanently. They lend gentle as
sistance to nature, causing no pains
or weakness, permanently curing
constipation and liver ailments II.
D. Brown.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25
FREE OF CHARGE.

Any adult suffering from u cold
settled on the breast, bronchitis,
throat or lung troubles, OF any ma
ture, who will call at L. d. Browne
will be presented with q sample
bottle of Boschee's German
Syrup, free of charge. ONLY one
bottle given to one person, and none
to children without order from
parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such a sale as Boschee's German
Syrup in all parts of the civilized
world. Twenty years ago millions
of bottles were given away, and
your druggists will tell you it's sue.
cess was marvellous. 1t is really the
only Throat and Lung Remedy
generally endorsed by physicians,
One rs cent bottle will cure or prove
it's value. Sold by all druggists in
this city.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

Aparty, composed Of the following
persons, has returned from a three
days. visit at Melrose: Mrs. Jake
Burton, Misses Jennie Rosenholtz
and Jennie Rosenbloom, I. Green
gard and Miss B. Burton.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

ViktOr Bros. have an advertiser
ment in this issue in which they call
especial attention to the fine line Of
shoes they carry. AS will be seen by
their announcement they have some
of the best makes on the market,
and are selling at low prices. Their
fine line of clothing and furnishing
goods deserves the attention of buy
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

; w. D. Young is now travelling
salesman for Paris-Murton Co., Of
st. Paul, in place OF Ed. johnson,
deceased. Mr.. Young is a cousin OF
DR.. N. w. Chance, of this city.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

Robt. Heron went out on the
Little Falls & Dakota road Friday
morning. He said that shoe bust
ness, at this time of the year, was
good and that merchants were lay
ing in a large fall stock.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

Dick Dunn while riding his bicycle
in going to work at the boom house
above town Saturday, ran into a
tree. Besides damaging his wheel
he injured his shoulder and cut cash
in the left side of his head just above
the ear.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

A large six wheel Mogul engine,
No. 20S, was run down from Brain
erd Saturday afternoon on a trial
trim
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

A. Mckinton had his left hand bad.
ly injured Saturday afternoon. He
is employed as a brakeman on a
gravel train and while making a
coupling his hand slipped and was
caught between the bumpers. The
first two fingers were badly crushed.
Amput ation was not necessary.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

Do you have sick headache, with
nausea and vomiting, chilliness,
yawning and general lassitude?
That condition Is caused by g. dis.
ordered liver. Take DR.. j. H. Nc.
Leans Liver and Kidney Balm and
DR.. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney
Pillets and complete cure will re.
suit. For sale by L. D. Brown.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

Capt. Jorgensen, of the Salvation
Army, went to Minneapolis Satur-
day. During the three days that
she is away her place will be filled
by Lieut.. Bunch.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

A nervous horse, belonging to N.
Briggs, caused a little excitment on
Broadway Friday afternoon.
It's driver began using a whip which
wasIobjected to by the horse. 1t
started to kick and succeeded in
breaking a shaft and some of the
harness.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-25

You can't cure dyspepsia by diet
ing. Eat good, wholesome food,
and pleanty OF lt.-KodOl Dyspepsia
Cure digests food without aid from
the stomach, and is made to cure
L. D. Brown.