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~ two acres Of land filed with ful NJ. y,
Also house lots adjoining, IN East DeerpH . ~,
ba gain by GEO. w. ADAMS, JOS nAs.. ..,.
50. Executor OF the estate Of the late hest
Adams. W.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

W unmarried men between AGES of o. M
50, citizens of the United States. of rood
character and temperate habits who ean
speak. read and write ENGLISH Recruits are
specially sired for service in Philipp mes.
nor Information apply 10 RECRUITING or
FlChR, 20012 Middle ST., Portland Me.
Jy3-IuTh&Sat-fosept
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CURIOSITY Shop 223A Middle St. All kinds
- OF books, antiques and curiOs bought sold
and exchanged. Fine brass candlestcks a
speciality. 24-t
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S0uveRIf SlO0lS

Longfellow, Observatory, Portland n'.
Light and ninty other subjects, largest ''o'' y
the city. McKENNEy, the JeweeF' noaF
ment Square. iB~a"
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Place Made Memorable by YOung's
Landing.
New Mayor Cables the
President.
Statutes and Tenders Firm Allie
glance.

Washington, July 25.-General Mac
Arthur has cabled the war department.
an announcement Of the successful cree
tion of another municipal government in
the Philippines under the terms laid
down by the Philippine commission.
This particular government is established
at Vigan on the northwest coast of the
island of Luzon, at point made memoir
able by the landing of Young's forces
during the pursuit of Aguinaldo, when
that leader was last in strength. The
alcalda referred to In General MacAr-
thurs despatch corresponds to the Span
ish alcalde or American mayor. The
message reads as follows
Manila, July % -Adjutant General,
Washington: Following telegram from
alcalda OF recently formed municipal gov
eminent Vigan, Luzon. is transmitted.
President, Washington, Alcalda and
municipal council Vigan installed under
General Young's supervision. Salute
you and tender firm allegiance Rivero,
Aloalda.
(signed) Macarthur. y
CHATTER ARRIVES AT NAGAsAKI.
Washington, July 25-Adj1tan t-Gener-
al Corbin received cable dispatch today
from General Chaffee, announcing his
arrival on the transport Grant at Nagas-
aki. He cables all we'll. AS soon as the
Grant is coaled she VIII proceed at once
to Taku.
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NOR SALE ~ he only available JOB o. iN
- on the Western Promenado, loc,N p
tween the residences o. Mcsscrs C1rlloi-i
Conley- Also a FIRST class furnished tHt
stable and land az Willard Beach AI
70 TRUE BROS. No. s9i Fore street, N+
NOR ALE-House ana co.ta.e los iN SD
at Willard Beach. Choice Zoe tla y
view Of tue ocean. For terms AMI p.il
INQUIRE Of H. u. WILLARD Beach 81"
Willard, Me. iyi2A-
ID AL ESTATE FOR SALE AT SOUTH
IA POkIIA D--Ihere never ne
when sucn trades 2ouid be bought y n
portland real estate as az present WY
houses with good lots N good nelsnpA
win most modern improvements aftpIfN.
below anything ever offered before hoa&n&
street. $780, house, Shawn ~ street.
house. Front street. $1,000. house. Parker E
$500; lot of land. Broadway, 500; 'ot a t'4
Corner. 100x400 IT.. $50. / also have sens
lano. the prices ranging from 500 % t-l t-
pest part OF village where properly Is '
ing IN value each year. Any person "tAA
y ~ a building lot can pay one dollar pc, r.@,
IL desired. This Is q rare opportunity ~ M
wishing TO secure lot that will lrcleF
value each year. The undersigned rlih y NJ
sired. give the names Of parties who nay. E
IN me last dozen gears made from one " "a,
hundred dollars In one year On LOIS nay e, .., VA
lltile above one hundred dollars Ihe b1
must remember inst IN buying lots al c..
Portland X is not ike going ont Of town Nn~'
some SPECTATOR has bought up q elm
divided the same into building lots rs 3 XXX
removed from stores. post ofite, church .e.i
bors. sidewalk sewers and many Diner t
leGes that are enjoyed bY a resident y niR
Portland. For plans. etc. call on + H. q ~
fObD, 3t1a Exchange street. m'''F1
NOR SALE-House with Il rooms ana s l...
two acres Of land filled with ful H.
Also house lots adjoining IN East Deelat '. Z.
Daig gain by GEO. w. ADAMS, JOS ths.~
ADAMS. wv ~ '''0 '''''0 " sn
nor SALE-On Great Cheneagu9 lA,..
house, 10 acres land, fifieea ifQll ue. ., AZ
minutes walk from Litllenelds landln{ WV NJ
sold cheap Enquire 288 COMMEhN i ,'au,, s''
Portland. Maine. nFQap~
NOR SALE-A fine cash business lnHe N@
ufaofuring town. an fresh gooes Aua ,.
KIND that don't 60 ont of style. no compsn'ssi
rms IS Tine opportunity for one "a wv "
men. Price twenty-five hundred dollars al,
M. STAPLES, EfidefOn. Me. W.
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ITO LET-Two first class, first and second
Il floor, seven room new flats, in two fat
house; slate sink Hand tabs in each kitchen
up-todate every way; NorwoO St, cor. And
herst, Woo fords. L. NJ. LEIGHTON, 53 Ex-
change ST 26-l
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WANTED SITUATIONS.
Forty words inserted under this hena
one week fo- 80 ccnta. cash in advance.
M ANTED-POsiton as booSkeeper ar oaeca
~ assistant by young man exp arleneed
II Houole entry. Can turnisn best of references
$50 - -. ". Anlo Olnct. 25-1
w An IED-SituaUon as bookkeeper or of,ce
- , assistant by young lady some experience
on rem DgIon typewriter. not a steno6ranher
AoeLess OFF1CE Work, Argus Once 3l-i
WANTkD-Drug clerk, six wears exneriencc
,,or,, prescription and manufacturing wishes
Retintnent position, speaks French and Eng
nsh, ,o5llKing and not afraid OF work *
81 A lh,9 Brook ST., Watervlle Me. o4t
WANTED Position by private man 40
eerenees and good acquaintance. Address
1872 MERRILL ST 100 ISS
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WANTED.

WANTED-AIan and wife. without chill Iren.
W wanted on farm; both workers; no
liquor or tobacco. Permanent place to desir.
able parties. Address j. HENRY rim ES,
WANrED-About Sept. !, by small family
w without children, a house of eight or nine
rooms, furni he'd or unfinished, west OF High
ST. or in the Deering district. Address II. t.,
Press Office. 25-1
WANTED want some gentleman or lady
w with the means to help me to build an
automobile rriage l have the castings in
mac hine shop. with machinist working on
them hurrying them along as fast a possible
so as to make an application for patent; this
automobile is being built on entirely new Drin-
ciples "a new departure) which Will enable US
to build much lighter AMI q neater looking
carriage; mobiles have come to STAY, there is a
demand for them at a high price: this carriage
can be built for less money than any her
invented thus far will you help me. For
further particulars address U. .. CO.. Lock
Box No. 8, Auburn, Name. 1871
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nor SALE - story house. contslo,--
~ rooms. fitted TO- one family. with Il m
100. situated on Grove ST, near Deernos ~ os @h
VIII sell for cash OF exchange for IaFm e sa..
Portland. Tor particulars inquire Of A a
LIBBY & co, A. Ia Exchange street a.
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Forty words inserted under this h..
one week for rs cents, cash In advn~ 'a0
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TO LET Furnished rooms, near corner of
4 Park and Congress streets, alcOve, square
and SHE room, second floor adjoining bath,
sunny situation, 200 feet from Park street,
grass and trees in front. MRS. SAILLlNGS,
3 Congress Park. PSI
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nor SALE-Build'nq lots finely .sn-.--
a high land, on Washington ayen1e ine " \.
You'd Tukeys bridge, at very low mira s' " w
full particulars Inquire OF A. G. LIBBY& ttc@
~ IL Exchange street. ~
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TOILET.

Forty words inseE ted under this head
ono week for rs cents, cash In advance.
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nor SALE-Chlckerlng plano soo n.,,-
Il suit 500 dining room outnl Six 'e ea.g
stove SO, Boston couch Sc owner coIns a N..s
must be soll. can at u BROWN ST. STA e, away
m. "a ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NJ ORTGAGES NEGOTIATED-Purc
IA o. real estate who desire a loan to COM
pete their pul chase or owners having mort
loans at a low rate of Interest by applying at
the real estate Office of FREDERICK S.
VAIL, First National Bank Building.
> I meals $500, room with bath room connect
~ ed $l.5O, above room Including board
$500 per week HASKELL, 100 Newbury ST.
PAL
CURIOSITY Shop 223A Middle st. All kinds
OF books, antiques and curiOs bought sold
ana exchanged. Fine brass candlestlcks a
speciality. 24-1
A Ii persons suffering from rheumatism.
"A neuralgia, paralysis, caneers mental
troubles, nervousness or any 50 called incufable
disease VIII be diagnosed free of charge by e.
=; hahd, natural born physician a tie Preble
house, Tuesday July "a, from 10 a. M until
p. M. Persons wishing to correspond will ad-
aaTess' OCEAN PARK, Box a, Old Orchard,
DICYCLES FOR SALE-TO close ont sam
A9 nles VIII sell the Imperial for s22 and
SSz34, wolverine qadiesD S2l, America $50.
ALTON Sl8 Juvenile (girls) S25 wheel for SIS;
all in good condition. g. J.. BAILEY. 263 Mid
die street. 2O-i
YUTORiNG-Pupils taken in high or gram
,-e,, mar scn0ol studies Address KATE NJ
Eo1EE s. Woodtord It. Woodford's. ilylO3
M ONEY TO LOAN-Cn first and second
IA MORTGAGES on real estate, life insurance
Pohcles household goods or any good col
lateral security. Notes discounted at shorr
notice. w. p. CARR, Room T. Oxford RmId
ln:S jy12d4w
N ORTGAGES NEGOTIATFD-Pnre
- OF real estate who desire loan to com
pete their purchase. or owners having mort
cages past due or maturing, can obtain liberal
oanS az a low rate OF interest by applyin at
the real estate Office of FRED'K S. VAIL
First Natl Bank Bldg ieo1 I'm 40
NOTICE-C. s. belong contractor and
~ builder lobbiug promptly attended to
estimates given; houses for a g and to LET
mortgages negotiated, also care OF properly
CaTpe nters shop 2e4 Federal St. Cali ~
write S6 EXCHANGE ST. ONCE hours Oil a
m. anu from 10 p IN Telephone 4342
mar21dtf
NJ OTICE--Goss & Wilson. aucti9neerS- re-
S,,,o, moved to 154 to 100 Middle ST.. cornsr Ss
49, os DIFF
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nor SALE-House OF 10 rooms and -
a steam heat, hot aad cold water ~ NIX aal1
modern conyenlences. IN first class renalr " al
ST., handy 10 cars. first time Offered 5oeap "
land, price $4,000. W, IL. WALDR0N a. e 1ss'
100 M idle st. w
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nor SALE - story house. situated +. o.,
n Lawrence street. containing Id rooms W. -. :.
bath, has furnace neat. cemened s.l n.y.
SebagO water an gas, fitted for two fsna.a.
lot so leo. For further particulars inonrs I,
A.C. LIBBY & CO, A. IL Exchange 81 ' se, W
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MISCELLANEOUS.

lucy 4AFSu 4oPPJ
after" Pain sooti pricks
the bubbles, aud nothing
remains of all the hope
and gladness Of the bride
but a bridal veil and a
piece of stale wedding
cake.
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FEmALE HELP WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash in advance.
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- on the Western Promenado, located y
tween the residences o. Uesscrs C1rIAoiM
Conley- Also a FIRST class furnished cNH
stable and land az Willard Beach 1I
20 TRUE BROS No. 2qf Fore street. il+
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nor SALE We have an extra GOOD sto.s :,
team and express harness and Wa ~"
make the price low. Among the lot are lvo
JAMES G. MEG LAUFLIN. IS Prcbe ST ~
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NOR SALE OR TO LET-Cottages at Peaks
Il island near crest City landing, suitable
for summer or permanent residence. For par
tlculars apply at 80 UNION 81. zo-1
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FoR sALE.
Forty words inserted under this head
che week for 20 cents, cash Ia advance.

NOR gAT,F-New, sim le-nineToom house
"I WITH p nnnbroken view Of mountain and sea-,
on Eastern Promenade, This will make any.
ole nice home. Terms easy enough 10 SoiS
party. L. M. LEIGHTON, SO Exchange st.
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rNWO rooms with board till August 18th, only
4 one room unengaged after that date iii
Sept Ist good table. pleasant. quiet location,
two minutes walk from lake, p azzas Shade
trees, grove. Portland references. GEOhSE
NJ COLBY, Denmark, Maine. A-2
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NOR SALE-House ana co.ta1e o.s ir So
at Willard Beach. Choice oclA d
view Of tne ocean. For terms AMI p1ia
Willard. Me- uiAlr
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SUMMER BOARD.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash in advance.
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NOR SALE OR TO LET-Two-sto,v 4. :
II ten rooms, shed, stable Comet 4 mouse,
and soft water in pantry; "a acre lse N lald
shade and fruit trees. For particulars u "a With
at 23I NEWBURY ST. o"qulf
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WANTED-Relable man for permanent
position as night Waterman. Apply wit
aye, present occupation aud names OF recent
s40. POrtlanl. o.
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nor SALE or exchange for farm. improved
Il village lot, story aud half house, 2 stables,
/ acre land, bounded on one side by river, gar
den, 81 fruit trees, variety small frulf on y; y y
M and electric R. Il. Mig; town Maine ~
dress BOX "A, Springvale Maine. so-l
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w AN lED-Re eruts for the u. S. Marine
- corps able-bodisd, sober men. between
~ anu 80 years Old, inc chance for service on
SAore IN lhina, philippines. Gu IN Alaska and
Puerto Rico aud n board ship in every psrt ~
the world. Apply 203 Middle ST., Portland and
~ '''' ~" D. D"i'sOI' ma ne j'y19dtaug3l
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COTTAGE to let, one of the pest on Great
~ Diamond Island can Oe nad after August
1st for the balance of season. rent reasonable
Apply at The James Bailey Co.'S. 264 Middle ST..
23-1
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The only way in which happiness can
be realized in marriage is by being fore
armed against its dangers. Most young
women are ignorant of the fact that irreg-
u1aritv means q deranoernent of the WOrn-
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to secnrs a large lot (about / IL acres) for
building purposes, fronting ono OF the best
avenues in Deering District and extehdlng
hack TO street in rear; nearly all the land on
the avenue is occupied with good dwellings,.
The owner is anxious to sell and VII IlaRe
price reasonable. BENJAMIN SHAW " CO''
81 - Excharge street. Ao-1
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ITO RENT-Detached house. 9 rooms and
i bath, cemented cellar, In good order, five
minutes walk from Monument square. JOHN
K. GREENE, 461 Congress street. 23-1
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T5OR SALE-Two horizontal tubular boilers
D. for house heating are in first class o,, con-
REUBEN WKSCOTT. 139 Lancaster St, 1901
of NJ Vrtla. W.
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WANIED-By an established wall rstal
~ nrm, scheme or speciality men to sell or
exceedingly attractive and saleable Inc
Speelal terms and unique induce menfs HigS
priced men investigate. BOX 4S2 Deiroit
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n o LET-A rrst-class second floor rent Of
eight rooms, at 1853 Cumberland ST.. with
bath and modern cenveniences and sun all day:
also furnished cottaae OF TX rooms, at Forest
CITY Landing, Peaks Isl0' with full view of
White Head. Apply to TRUE BROS, 394 Fore
St, Portland, Me- jly11-tf
no LET-First class rent of eight rooms at
223 High St, Price $50. Inquire Of GEO.
Q. HOPKINS, ss IL Exchange ST. jeIdf
EOK RENT-House Nc. SO Gray street Nine
= rooms beside halls, bath and store rooms
hot ana cold wafer, set tubs, furnace heat; with
good yard room. Al in first class order. En-
night off
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NOR SALE--A fine cash business inhe Ws
ufaoturing town. an fresh goods apa .
Kind that don't go ont of style. no compsn'
Ihis IS fine opportunity for one oi wv
men. Price twenty-five hundred u9HdfH
MI. SIAILEH. Efllalon. Me. ~
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w ANIED-Salesmen for New York and H.,
~ imore house. SWEETS HOTFI' ~ -
II temple street Ask for Nh. Keller. from 81
W w. % ~ "' 21-t
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-31
STEVENSON is NAMED.
Peoples Party National Committee Acts
- on the Vice Presidential Question.

Peoples Party National COMMITTEES Acts
=. on the Vice Presidential Question.
CHICAGO, Aug. 28.-At meeting of
the Peoples party national committee
the declination of Charles A. Towne as
the vice presidential nominee Of the
party was accepted and the name of
Adlai e. Stevenson was put IN his
place. This result was obtained after q
long debate beginning at 2 p. M. and
ending about $50 p. m. In the begin.
ming there were three courses advo-
Gated by different members of the COM
nittee. namely. to nominate q Popu.
list, to leave the place blank, or, lastly,
to endorse Mr.. Stevenson.
Senator Marion Butler, chairman Of
the committee, in warm speech of
some length, advocated leaving the
place. blank, contending that Bryan
and Stevenson would receive more Pop
/ ulist votes than if q candidate for vice
president was named. But one test
vote was taken. "A motion was made
to- endorse Mr.. Stevenson. For this
motion Mr.. Wash burn Of Massachusetts
moved as q substitute that Populist
be placed upon the ticket. The substi.
tute was lost on call Of the roll bv :
vote Of "a ayes to Il nays. The orig
inaI motion was then adopted BY viva
voce vote. here were ,l24 members Of
the committee present or represented
~bY prOxY. $50 8 ss 8
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-31
AT THE EXPOSITION.


On the upper floor of the Russian Sec
ton in the Army and Navy Palace are
shown the various uniforms worn In
the imperial service. !. These are dis
played by an interesting collection OF
life-like wax figures: Standing in q
group before a statue; Of the Car are
officers IN the brilliant uniforms Of the
different arms Of the service-the eor-
geously apparelled curiassier in his
white tunic, wearing the silver helmet:
the voltigeur, in his more business-like
uniform OF dark blue; the brilliant Ian
Ger; the theatric hussar, with his eold
braided red jacket, and the. quieter cos
tunes OF the engineers, the foot artil-
iery and the infa ntry. 55. Il 55>.s
}% Lounging about are other conspicu.
Gus s factors of tie great army, chief
Of which are ire the 'ossaciks in their bic.
sIure e sq1e, barbaris costumes of former
days and the present time. s5z
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-31
THE FLAG.

By Bishop Henry C. Potter.
. banner blazoned in the sky,
Fling out your royal red: ..
Each deeper hue of crimson dive.
Won by our sainted dead.
fe bands Of snowy whiteness clean.
That bar the waning day, s.:
Stand as the prophecy of things unseer
Toward which we hew our way.
Fair field of blue, a symbol true
OF Right, of Faith, of God,
Oerarch us as we seek anew
The path our fathers trod.
1e clustered stars that gleam above.
Our darkness turn to light;
Reveal to men heavens law of love-
Then ends the Worlds long night.
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-31
3:
.t2ss .tS2sss s
1 ] OVE ND n {. R REASON
By.Dr. Emil G..Hirsch. 4

= -t , 1 =
The family is the corner stone ofsh,,
man society as it has been evolyedsshy
the circling centuries. Whatever ~
have been the successive stages III
which the final fact was realized in #+he
evolution Of humanity, it is bavond
dispute that; the family onfsfa mono.
,Samlc. basis corresponds most nohlv -
human dignity. ~ &.&@H%Es II .k..}]11}s,szz
!. What now shall ! be the basis ~
monogamic marriage? In one. word one
might say love is it's fundamental, RIIt
do we understand the implications 81
love? Novels and, plays, am afraid
have conspired to- spread abroad !. q
radically false conception of love. ainnd
many misguided persons have rushed
to the marriage altar under impulses
which they thought to be loves
pTolnptings; oniys to- awaken when il
MSss, too late that they committed; a
folly. perhars a crime.
Reason should be the basis of the
trus: union, the discriminating: juds-
ill2t which produces faith. and con-
lae1c, l. the ability of the chosen
c-s,s L: !'e fog Us what we hope. while
! { q t:.t *:fne time are carried aUav
tls. !:s|j.ctio.l to be also for the
I'll y hat he or she hopes and believes
We si.::I be-
=: ;!o=se days the question has often
l. :. i'.>.@-C { WhatEvr the married state
~a>:! -:,-< sent in economic unit Ad-
:; +-cea '<on2|2 have called for read
.~*..t2e--t Oh the basis of the husbands
CO! :hc W:fe's economic independence.
- \ ::':':5 : is degraded when it is re-
:s,.,.. q S;llri:- into = e;!12srjan of eoo,,o
nS:>' status. The European custom viz
t4&lly amounts to. the purchase, of hus-
DaAcs Tor daughters. May America
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-31
UNEMPLOYED LAKE IN MIS-
SOURI,.

The Grand Gulf in Oregon County.
Mo-, is nearly four miles long, 100 feet
deep, and 100 feet wide. It is crossed by
a natural bridge wide enough for e. wagon
road, with a passageway below wide
enough for two teams to pass abreast.
At the base of the gulf is a cave leading
to an unexplored lake of water inhabited
by eyeless fish. This lake is some 500
feet beneath the surface and is supposed
to be a feeder for the mammoth springs
in Arkansas, eight miles distant. The
Grand Gulf is one of the wonders of the
world.
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-31

long be spared this fashion!
In the majority Of cases the husband
must be the provider, the wife the ad-
mlnistrator, the counsellor. In her
charge is the creation of the atmo-
sphere of idealism: in his the duty to
defend his kingdom, as it were. For
this reason I hold that the family as
an economic unit shall be preserved.
IN true marriage there is no question
OF rulership and obedience. Each gives
ana receives. Each is. respected and re-
Warded.
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-31
AIR WITHOUT DRAUGHTS.

An easy and effective mode of ventila-
tion can be arranged with piece of wood
cut a little smaller than the width of the
window frame and about six inches high.
Insert this at the bottom of the frame
and shut the window bottom down on the
wood. A steady ventilating process will
go on from the center Of the windows.