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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-15
Dems. Hold Cauci,usss Monday.

t S"-'e Sss>sssy
The Democratic primaries, held fol
the purpose Of electing delegates to
the county convention next Thurs.
day. were held Ia different precincts
Monday evening. The county con.
|vention viii select fifteen delegates
to, the state convention to be held at
Minneapolis June 70. The Mime
apolis conventio ID for the purpose
Of selecting delegates to represent
the STATEN the NATIONAL Democratic
convention at Kansas City July A.
rs The delegates elected III this city
are as follows: ,5ls
First Ward =. Hall, j. B.
Knudson, j ohm Billstein, ]. j. Gross,
Philip Germain, .. 3. Hanegan, v.
sJanuszhoski, and George Moeglein.
M Second Ward, lst precinct Chas.
Gravel. G. D. Boom, Andrew John
son, y u Rassier, =. s.. Smith, A. IL.
Bryan ana g. 3. Yasaly :s 81 y. n u
| cond NJ ard. and precinct !. Nv.
Collins, George Kiewel, y. Bryll, H.
Bentfeldt. u SI5s
81 Third Ward Martin Since, Ed.
simmons and VIM. Hayerty
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-15

Authorized w the state ty treat al!
!. the Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat, Lung dis
ss1l
j Bowel troubles, Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
ney, liver. BLADDER; Prostate and Female
Diseases, Dizziness, Nervousness: Indi-
gestion, Obesity. !nterrnpted Nutrition,
disease in adults. Many cases Of deaf
ness. Ringing in the Ears, Loss OF Eye.
sight, Catarect, Cross Eyes, ETC., that have
be cas- iiy' !sstored. = Deformities, Club
Feet. Curveative Of the Spine, Disease Ct
the Brain Paralysis; EpilePsy;, Heart t,, 1is-
s ssss are oPos open soTes, Pain in the Bones;
SGland1lar Enlargements and all long
standing diseases properly treated. Young
men and all who suffer from lost man
semiI.al losses, SEXUAL decay, failing,
ment. lack of energy, Impoverished blood.
sptmples, impediments to marriage, also
blood and skin diseases. syphilis, erup-
sore throat. ulcers effects Of mercury.
kidney and bladder troubles. weak back.
burning urine. passing urine too often,
Searching Treatment, prompt relief and
cure for life T. syftfs s = 2E2tstG!il% Et. V !
Is Dr. Rea's system Of curing cancers. tn,
0dOr6, &Olter WenS uStula. HvuIOCc!e, p...xG1S
and 5vericoce;e and enlarged glands with
the eabcutaneoue injection method, abb
#solutely without pain and without the
slossof u drop q. blood. sis one ,of hiss on
the and certainly ssure cure of the nine
teeuth century. There are no experiments
In DR.. Reals practice. able as he ts to tell
anyone their disease, he ts not likely to
doctor his patients for the wrong atlment.
No incurab1e cases taken. Consultation
tree to those interested. q, 3-- Y S5g
 s E
II s.. *s t+} y I. ! u DIR. REA & CO.. q
Minneapolis, MINI Il Louisville. Ky
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-15


Mayor VanW yck admits that
he owned $420, 900 stock in. the
America Ice company, but says
that he did not know that the
company was doing business in
New Y ork city. The way the
I company got its grip on the
business il New YORK was
through the favors Of the dock
! commission and I, the, company
secured = mono poly Of the -; $;
SYileges that email led it to land
ice Ia the city. Several Of the
Ssdo II commiss ioners were heavy
stoc nh ders id the company.
What aroused the attacks d
the comp any was the fact that
4 few weeks ago the price Of ice
was doub led, and rules were
fput ia force that were particu-
alar1y harsh Oh the small buyers.
a n investig ion then showed
s5that many Of the large stock.
holders were q amnany leaders.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-15

Detroit \. Record: Peter Glaum
drove III twenty head Of young stock
|frcnl his Cor:morant Il SIN last sathr.
||day, and disposed % them To- 4
western buyer. He said; he gVa's
obliged to sell, as bis mothy pas.
Eturage had been destroyed by The
Edrouth. The question 81 good pos:
FEturage IL bee ming g matter q
great Importance to farmers who
have large herds of stock /. Iss i.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-15

In Duluth a census enumer-
ator found a man who would
not give the necessary informa-
ton e get himself counted.
That is a particularly heinous
offence in Duluth. He has been
arrested. .. ,.@. i: IL; # #s, +:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-15

They Worked Z Confidence Cams KY
Douglas County Farmer foe sr go. Il
Onacsrs II Pursuit. N 8 8a

*
games heardF q ~ some lime lhs &c.
locality was Worked 81 I'll i'ouS h. s
county C armer n 4 ono ay. s Ss
me farmers name ~ le H - A1es
ana ne lives ABOUT one IA ME iI0n
Osak y. 4 II .sss "a
~ y TWO men Grove so nAes
farm ana began neg otlating ior8s ns va.
purchase 81 tna g plece ot plol'ereAs
me price was soon saC's1ae a. a.
DOM parcles, ana 1i.sn sp IA
me Work ~ 1ne ss'nsl.efs sl
ney Wanted g ~ w Sn.'s ene i1As7
ter q me tltie was az r.sn DIOfs
closing tne deal ana mace ula Snis YER
liberal proposlclon - - ~ ~ 1918
i'ney y QUIZ w " posao Po,vo - s
5o snow tneir good Iealtn me ia tito
was e Suepos w $l,oOV - bne sha *
DoA y snow nus goou : 1aitn' ana ond
farmer s''s1l was 20 nave cnarge 9 t .1as
OoA uh1ll .tne pletsnueu pu tps'
eCurneu ron = trlp 70 "
the county e0 seat 20 examine Cne ClSls
20 tne lan 1le - ques Cion. ne Iarlne
agreed, notnns '2' como De 'more y; III
ana Whe ' tne men olu ho l'a "a
tne9 stlpulaUed tllne ne pen!eu gne
DoA ~ nnu - ill.u WI eSlssp insst1t'
Inc SWIMMERS nav cieve.iy snli AZ. lee
tn the oo1 lor . uuplice..e = ne vlcol.
soon no o tnt' t.utnoriclee'' ano n
was learned tnat cney ~ .nAu gone 's'e
one ANS al. ~ & :
rrol =: Lons Is.rle elley "e.e sltI
20 oWAnvnle anu Mele seen - iiS e
rans ny eolne par tie'e' it'se my
however Suey soe oue j =, sl ls
Town w ON sone nlen1 crt'ln anu ssIe
supposed 70 pave gone IN m: tn ,e'. dir Tree
tlon 81 OF the win Cit le .,@ . s$lS,
~ go rom ~ Vsakls % t1le la EH =.
thelr vlctlm y tney h 1lFt' q teaH 81
norses rom o., tne hVery sta '9'l' y 8 81
1n Is C Jt 81 ose'kls. An N
team sHI1 was use ' 70 ttshe tneM "
Long Frairle' Where cne s .'1l q
hlreo d oriver - tt. u. :. tne ! Ctaatl
pac .a 10 Osakls anu y lnclos 'st' u
ieCter q 20 OIL winch chey SEM p 'ae.|
20 o@ Cnampialn as payment lor . PEI
services ~ Jug tean Cns'l lt'A'a a
also@ ue'puCy sllerln j! o Do W. '
county 'lll anu naylh MeS JUG ine sau'
c '' 10 feeaully luenclly tnell' anu IN
passed tnro"gh tne Guy Iuesu u'': I 81 III
ro1,to tn tho Twin. Cities In n11rSJ111
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-15

Nc Clary carried the Republic
an cancuses in Mankato Mon
day night by more than three to
one. His nomination for con
gress is assured. It is settled
that the seven Repub lican con-
sgressmen will be on the ticket
again this year. a III ]. 5.;r:35s s s&s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-15
Gov. Fancher has given up
hope of securing the Republican
nomination in North Dakota.
\; Senator Nelson is urging
Secretary Hiscock to resume
sales Of Chippewa pine under
the Nelson law. :. : ~ w ]

Senator Mason has quit
BLUSH ng for his country, and
will get into the harness for
the Republican ticket this fall.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-15
Never Grows Tedious.

e. y
People never tire Of going to Du-
luth. This Is q city remarkable for
its many attractions, which are al
ways new, every time q visit is made.
There are sixteen dredges at work in
the harbor at the present time, there
ARE numerous large ore: boats con
stantly moving In. and out Of the
harbor. there are many pleasure yes
sells skimming the waters, there are
always new great steamers af Dat.
Ian this on the ~ alter, while the at.
on land ara moro nnm,er'
Eous and always changing. An 81.
tcursion from this place to Duluth, in
(which people can go and see fol
themselves, will be given on June ~
l19OS. " - II. w. MANN,
=. Agent, N. r. Railway. Y
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-15
" ~ IllATE AND cROP lULLErIN
weather BuIslS, u. :. y rtnsnt \ q
Agriculture Iinnssot Ssetion.
Week Ending Iuns II.
GENERAL * CONDITIONS.

(, MI 9ENERKLg CONDITIONS NJ
Dry ather II GENERALLY cont nued
until the 9th, when there werret, light
to heavy local rains Hi the central
and southern port ions " the state
and light and MA ore scattered
sho wers fl the northern portion; the
heaviest rains occurred in SOUTH
eastern ounties. The drought effect
had been general y intensiae !, up to
the 9th, and opinions differ a. to-
the condition and the prospects, but
some wheat ID head ding out very ow;
on ridges and dry ground ~ Il prac-
tically q failure; III some places
wheat ID being plowed under and
the ground seeded to nnillet. The
rye crop - very poor. Barley q be-
ginning to head very irregularly,
and IL short. Clover ID generally
short, but some fairly good isS being
cut IN the sou hern portion.
Early corn III doing fairly we'll, but
late planted has come uptirreg ularly.
and IN some localities II has not yet
sprouted. The outl ook for flax is5
about the same as previously re-
ported, and the crop will be short.
Strawberries are ripening IN the
southern counties and In some OF the
middle sections. Pastures are be-
coming very short and IN some To-
scalities some hay was being fed, but
with the rains Of the 9th improve
ment will be felt. Grass for hay is
thin and very short; tame hay will
he generally very light and In some
localities q failure, but wild hay Is
expected to improve with the rains,
though it will be short. Light frosts
occurred on the morning Of the 8th
in Polk and Grant counties; light
frosts occurred on the morning Of
the l1th in Polk, Becker and Hubbar
and killing frost was re.
ported from Camp bell. with a min
'imum temperature OF 2so;; only slight
damage resulted. Grasshoppers are
numerous in portions OF
Clay. county. #%f = {. J. N. RYKER, u
Observer, temporarily in charge. II
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-15
yoR THE \ q! ollL.oR us FOURTH.



Taks Charge Of I'm 1.
s3a3$sS35 Celebration.
y A fair.sized represen ta tion sof busi-
ness men and citizens attended the
meeting at the city hall Monday
evening, held for the purp ose 81 tax
ing some steps toward an appro pril:-;
ate celcb lon n the nations great
est holiday, the Fourth 81 July. n
The meeting was called to order
by c. III. Brown who was mani,
.mously selected to preside over the
meeting. NJ; II
III. E. Hall was chosen secretary,
also, unanimO usly. 5sS s.ils 4, NH I
II The chairman briefly stated the
object 81 the meeting, and having
had consid erable experience in this
work ID former years. suggested g
course OF procedure for the initial
stepa toward the end desired.
h The first thing necessary to q sue
cessful celebration, he said, was
money, and a COMMITTEES $of hustlers
should be appointed to canvass the
city immed iately to raise the necess-
airy funds. He also suggested that
this committee be given full charge
Of the celebration, of whatever
characterize might be. &.
Il "a motion was made that the
chairman appoint "a committee Of
five citizens, and that it be given all
the powers suggested bv Mr.. Brown.
The motion prevailed and the chair
man appointed as such committee,
IA. Simonet, CIV. Woodwork. g. F..
Vasaly, G.. c. Raymond and F. T..
Cawley. * n $S3 !. 3.., Il. S.
The chairman then asked for the
sense Of the meeting in regard to
whether the committee should be in
structed as to where the celebration
should be held. y s $ .S z H. :s-. i.
He stated that it was his expe-
rience in years past that the business
men would not contribute for cele-
brations held anywhere but on the
principal streets Of the city. Ashort
discussion OF this feature was held.
Some were. of the opinion that the
celebrate lion should not take place on
the Streets and others took the
view OF the matter.
: It was finally decided to leave that
question to the committee to settle
and there being nothing further to
be done at that time, the meeting
adjourned. r
: The committee appointed got
down to business Immediately, and
held a meeting Monday evening after
the general meeting closed. They
org anized BY electing the following
office sss:s
I'rresid lent 8. w. dworth..
h Secretary A. simonet.
/ i TOt16 VI 11sIOIOW AsSsi ~ :, ~
Il The following committees we're al
SO appointed: i. III ID. !; i,
Soliciting list ward-P. LaF ond,
B. Burton. w.. n = ,.sfs ;..s ] 5 "
X Second ward e. 9. Anderson, P.
]. Tomelty. p; II n " 3=.5$ :1., Il
Third ward-John Denis, G. E.
Carlson. Is !, s4ss r.. %s sss* = =, 5< =,
Music-Prof. Knudson, H. N. Hard.
ing, Mrs. ". NJ. Fuller. s4,e
Sports VIM, Hail, 2, N. Snow. G.
E. Gravel. ii /; I; ssaj. 4 5s:.5,.s,. '.'s
Fire works-G. @. Raymond, Frank
|Southmayd, E. g. Warren. = y. 5c:2 !;
Ne \ Parade u. L. W arren. Mrs. G.. II.
Brown, j. G. Burial. s sFf III ~. !.
Advertising M. Fuller, G. E.
Yasaly, CD. Auyer. ,t:##tls: !; N. .$,
Decoration-Fred Joesting, p: w,
Hayes, B. G. Turner. ~ 4 *3 j. s., 81 4.
The soliciting committee began its
work today and wefare informed ie
meeting with success. 4 5..:z
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-15

II IF our people were killed In the st
Louis street car riots Sunday. 5S
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-09
some OF THE BEST.
ARE ALSO MANY
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FORCE.
Good Qualities That Put the S.anlP
OF Excellence Upon This
Article.

There are many reasons WY %
should take Morrow's hld-ne-oids - /
nreference to any other kidney prep
aration. First, Kid ne-oids are
scientific preparation. Second. lney
o.a Tahlefs which is the scientific
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n, are never any bad after effects
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directly upon the kidneys they are
a.rictIy a kidney cure and nerve
tonic Fifth, You do not nave a. -
omit work while using hla-ne-oit as
I fifty-cent box contains enough l4l
bout two weeks treatment; feople
uSe Kid-ne-oids because they Guy
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s.yo after ten years OF pam au'
,ronble I found a remedy | nave :
80 hooked for. When | saw Nor
row Kid -ne-oids advertised | so1
hox and followed the directions o. a.
ne result was l got better anu x,
. ritter every day, and at the Pr f5l
Sav I am restored to my hearth an
4 strength 5o not Mill
Int Yellow Tablets and sen a' ~
oe a a box at all drug stores
\ Mailed on receipt of price. Man ~
featured tk John Morrow y =
I Chemists. Springfield. ..
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EASIER Re- FsnB Be Made In


A pretty Easter remembrance can De
made in the shape of dainty Dookiet
containing an appropriate or heiplui
poeIn for Your friend. says Florence
Marian Critchlow in April Woman
Home Companion These booklets may
be made in two ways. The leaves AMI
cover NAV be made twice the size or
the page desired, then folded anu
stitched with silk cord or narrow rib
bon and tied in a knot at the BACK, or
they NAV be cut into pages instead OF
leaves. holes punched at the back ABOUT
an inch from the edge and ribbon run
through and tied. Cut sheets or the
tinted paper to the shape and size you
wish your book. Unruled tinted note
PAPER wholly out of place for corr"-
spondence. may be used to advantage
as liz is already of n suitable size oth-
or paper may be cut IN long, narrow
shaats TO be fastened at one end.
The poem is TO be written or type
written. using as many pages as de
| sired, but cu.y one side OF the paper
| The booklets sold a. the stores are
| good models of how much or how III
tie to put on a page. Select picture.
mr. several of them, suitable to the
| noeIn and mount them on pages OF the
same size. From fancy board cut Il
| cover 4 little larger than the pasSs'
| on The front Of the cover put picture
or an Easter greeting. Bind with RIO
| hon
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-09

Mrs. Lyman J Gage, wife of the sec
rotary OF the treasury. is believer I'D
fresh air. and no woman in the cabinet
is more constantly seen upon the
streets than the handsome wife or the
secretary of the treasury. She rides ID
victoria which is not of the most
fashionable model. but perfectly kept
and appointed drawn by two hand
some gray horses She has won the
esteem of tie colored gentry by select
ing a dusky driver for her box rather
;,an an English jehu and the gratitude
II the Society For the Prevention OF
,'ruelty to Animals in allowing heT
.orses' tails to almost sweep the
round.
But in this. as in everything. Mrs
,,age is noted for her practical good
sense. She adopts none of the vaga
ries in vogue; neither does she make
herself conspicuous by seriously OF
tending against the prevailing fashion
-Leslie's Weekly.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-09
WA. Would You Give

.aa If catarrh? If you or
10 oe f, Zen have this disease you
your 70, y ! how disagreeable it is: IT.
Np( y are inhamed eyes, thr 90
blng h oelnoeh, capricious appetite
e snd constant ngat. discharge Of mu uoas.
fion Of What you viii give, but w sana
H tt,l+i : ,7a' remedy re which thorough.
st,s ,;tpo anriches and vitilizes tn
p &iaa no' an NAV expec. 20 be com oI
oiood, } "a ~ ornament. cured. IN
pie ad Mood adi which Hoods Sarsapar'll
max makes, reaching the de,sa'e soa pass
az and rebuilds the tissues ano .a r,s
pnately cures all symptoms Oh c''"'
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-09

The richest woman in the world Is
Chilean, Senora Consino. who runs
close race with John D. Rockefeller
for the position of the wealthiest OF all
living miIIlonaires The sonora is said
RI he worth ST .2o0. 100000. so that she
might give away or spend her own
weight In gold every day for the next
II years without exhaustiug her CAPT
tai and find al the end of this period
of prodigality her accumulated INTEREST
still left her the richest woman the
world has ever Known
Every morning the sonora awakes 10
find herself $4,000 richer than when
she retired TO rest Sonora Consino
who is widow. is as generous as snc
il rich and spends her money lavishtF
in hospitality and charity. She Is mis-
tress of lands vast enough to form
kingdom. of mines of silver rich enough
TO support ii. and her fleets carry her
merchandise into all seas.-McCaIfs
MAGAZINE
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-09
KRUGER WEPT AT THE
Pathetic Scene Mt General Jol
Funeral at Pretoria.

Funeral at Pretoria.
President Kruger said the otht
that he viewed the death of CT
.Joubert as one of the severest ]
the republic had yet sustained.
The national funeral of the
mander in chief at Pretoria WI
grand and impressive spectacle.
row showed on every burgher's
and the aged president. as he deliy
an address of farewell over the |
was bowed in grief. says the
York Herald. Before the funeral
left President Kruger broke down
pletely, sobbing out again and a
that his brother, his right hand,
gone Why should he alone be sp
to live and see the old brigade of
this brother had created-the bri
that had fought for the country's
erty-taken one after another
the people?
Yet" said the president. ''thC
the clouds that hang over the TT
vaal are dark, we are near to Sc
the silver lining The sympathy OF
whole world is with us, as is pr,
by the arrival every day of men I
foreign lands to aid the burgher
their fight for independence and
beloved land.
General Joubert's death is an
trievable loss, nevertheless. His
and deeds. they are the history of
republic 1t was the generals dea
desire to see General Louis b,
in his place"
While speaking these words the 6
president repeatedly broke down
sobbed. The town and the countr.
large are in mourning.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-09

.nousana spepsuxno rem |
der night hideaus frirhrenr
ed cries as they II away
from your yicinity way to
awaken a man. aer your
guide jumps up Co
manehe Indian and cls ont
the back Of the g runs
against IT, y
When he finds "a from
bling and hears YOU, Won
have shot a bear. Ii pcrad-
ulously and. lighting zoos
out to investigate Ioud
French-Canuck laugI,urns
carrying by the tail chin
munk. which be tossa Zoo,
You wan good shot. Won
beet him square 'twee3 NJ
shoot better meself. ID cor
narve. what you call. yo,
better take wan good Dr. :,
sleep"
So are sounds magnifh :,
lence OF a first night ha;n
woods.-Portland (Me.D E3
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70 ,SsATLANTIc TRAVELLERS
Furnished Special Attendants by the s
syivania System.

n,,rsau nj attendants for trans
-. travellers established III &c
-. = 80 and New York City t"en's
49, ,tro hv the Pennsylvania
-, has nroven a great conSehie.1
- ,.srs,ns making European 'p
"a - tourists arriving IN Amer 70
:. +hat mort. 1t will be par.lcl,las
veria.nf for visitors 10 tue o. :.
Tx-rosition because the oepai W
-. ~ most Of the Atlantic Steam
-, InAs are convenient 10 the ne"
-. f,i+v passenger station Oh 'ne
3,''....s-.Iyapia Railroad Company
~ bureau consists OF experience '''
whose duties are 70 meet pas,
- ---,,.s a,.ri wing in Jersey Clty ane
-. yo4.lx over the Pennsylvania
-. I'D assist them in arrahSihs
-. +,.D,ns-A tlantic trips VIA any "
-, Steamship lines by eonal.c'. ~
: 49,, ~ steamships and aiding III sh'
? - 49,, lions for a trip abroad
e p '7lshasa AGENTS will provide caos op
,.1ta5 nv the Pennsylvania W..
+. 80 IA passengers with their oas
& Go 1r1c,e They are fully postea on ma
o -. pertaining to steamships le''N -
: NJ Work. and arrangements can
made through VI 49,.
1t TIE ThnT also meet incoming s'ea y
IT - - aid travellers in shaping u
Id 9n5s for continuing journeys iro
s Sew York 4, over the Penns slvan
;, Lines by furnishing tichels, az fro
ty mo for the transfer OF Dag ~ he,
ST.. stssa M docks after it has o a,
u nassed by customs inspe ,hrnngb =
D, having the same checked enro' a.
destination. They VIII resea era reiie
49, 49,, ear recommendations ana REM
in i,.' car Of Of the foregoing details, ma
I'M Pc s, 9 tbarselves useful as attenoal
he and ruides free of charge. hi.
iot 'n Further information on the su %
.ek mav h. obtained by addressing y; i
m near5 s. . hinds Tie!
ink t,.5et passenger Agent, Indianapo
- Ind
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announcement.

To accommodate those VINO o a an
,, - 10 the use of atomizers IN ap
ppI Pr, no liquids into the na ssa p las.
s sas e. for catarrhal troubles ssa ~ ~
qs1sS form. which will be known as
EIv's Liquid Cream Balm. Price IN
Gliding the spraying tube is 20 cts;
druggists or by mail. The lIquld
form embodies the medicinal proper
ties of the solid preparation. Cream
Balm is quickly absorbed by the
membrane and does not dry up the
secretions but changes them to
natural and healthy character. Ely
Brothers, Do Warren street, Ne"
York.
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no.. Coffee Agree With Your

If not, drink Grain O-made . lrTn,
pure grains, A lady writes II d;a rot nf
FIRST time made Grain-O olo hos
H II i Int after using it for ole week week
nothing would induce me to 20 f oaGa
-. ~ ,ffea > It nourishes ana Ieeo9
tb system. The children can An q dft the
! |, !. 80 substance of pure
!, s ,srsins' Get a package today from rom
o aling It and YOU will have deh'
vs.;ons and healthful table oeVeras'
- old and Young. 15c and Zoc'
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1900-04-09

Content.
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IT Of 'em go on" said Farmer Corn
.o.sol ~ he returned the comic paper
10 had inst read 10 lie. newsstand
81 81 who q, on? asked his we
..Those folks that rppptrsenfs IN iarlh
er as an innocent Iei'ei , - .b
bricks an don hho" aHy 'u-H7 1;,,. -.
in. Let EN- spread seen ~ -.
giner'iy as possinie; uenn ahlas
ne ri everlastin'Iy smite 'em when they
come around olcheTih Aei ;. xThi,g,,n
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