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The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-05-31

English SPAWN Lininient removes all Hard,
Soft or Calloused Jumps and Blemishes from
horses, Blood SpaYins, Curbs,SpLintS. sweeney,
Ring Bone, STILES, Spraius. all swollen Threats,
Coughs, etc. Savers0 by use OF one bottle.
Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure
ever known. Sold By Green X BENTLEY, drug
gists. Oskaloosa, Ia. 43yt
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-05-31

Rev. d. w. Misener, formerly Of
Memphis, Mo-, has accepteda call to
the passionate Of the Christian church
at ottnmwa, and viii enter upon the
duties Of the same Sunday.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-05-31
short a suit Of Clothes.

Some time between Saturday night
and Monday morning a sneak thief
broke into ID. Williams tailor shop
at z2O High avenue west and made
away with a suit OF clothes. The
coat and vest had just been finished,
and the pants were a pair that had
been left for repairs. The thief evil
IDENTIFY picked the lock on the door,
as the windows were just the same
as Mr.. Williams left them.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-05-31

To purify the blood renovate with
DR.. Kay's Renovator. Ask druggists
for It.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-05-31

Pneumonia follows Ia grippe, but new
er follows the use of Foleys Honey and
Tar. the great throat and lunr remedy.
Green & Bentley Drug Co.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-05-30
NOminerad med exclamation. Pro

NVhlluSEdO H1cO 8Cki6mat1ON. FrO1
Frank Nelson, staten Kansas skolsu-
perintendent, blef vid det nyligen hall
ma statskonventet med exclamation
nominerad till det embete, han inne-
har, for ytterligare tvenne ar.
Troligen EFT mord. Emily Price, en-
18-&rig flicka, dotter till en- valkand
farmare / narheten af Terre Haute,
Ind, fans / s0ndags eftermiddag d0d i
en- vattenp0l / 5 narheten af Youngs-
town. Ansigtet var blodigt och det Or
troligt, att hon blifvit m0rdad.
"Jan Olson" episkOpaIprest. Gu
stat Sj0str0m, som on It'd skref humo-
ristiska bref "Hemlandet" undcr
psevdonymen Jan Olson fran Kill, har
blifvit prestvigd af episkopalbiskopen
MacLoren och har antagit kallelse till
en- svensk episkopalforsamling Engle-
wood, Ill.
Ej sd lila. Deponenterna den ram
lade Sioux City Savings Bank Sioux
City, Iowa, tros smart komma att er-
halla en- utdelning af 10 procent. De
ha forut erhallit 80 procent och utred
ningsmannen tro, att de ytterligare
skola erhalla 10 procent eller in allies
70 procent af de insatta medlen.
Flera askadare sarade. Vid en- fore
visning, som onsdags hollis af Wild
West Show Co. Terre Haute, Ind,
blefvo personer svart och flera andra
mindre farligt sarade. Olyckan be-
rodde pa att en- Elmer Mendenhall,
som skulle visa sin skjutskicklighet,
sd lila handterade ett Winchestergevar
att ofvannamda svara olycka blef folj-
den. Mendenhall blef arresterad.
IvaIet och qvaIet. Unitarieforsam-
lingen Washington dr. valet och qva-
let. Den svenska unitariepresten eller
rattare Freshman Ida Hultin fran
Moline, ILL.,, och pastor John Van
Schaick Jr. ha bada predikat prof All
Souls unitariekyrkan Washington D.
G. F0rsamlingen tycker bast ON Ida,
men hon DR. en- qvinna, och delta st0ter
mangen. Genom att valja Van Schaick
skulle de sara Ida, och det villa de
mycket ogerna CORA.
VardefulI uppflnning. Var landsman
N. Swanson Olean, N. Y, har fatt pa
tent pa ett gummiofverdrag till bicy.
kelhjulen, som Or af den beskaffenhet,
att mar man har den 0fver den vanliga
gummiringen, sd kan man kora 0fver
spil, glas och hvilka skarpa foremal
som helst utan att nagon luft gar ur
hjulet. Hr Swanson har blifvit blu
den $4,000 for uppfnningen men vag.
Frat att4antagasen bud detetsI dot stalled
har han .organiserat "The Swanson
Pneumatic Tire Shoe Company"
| Olean. N. Y.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-05-30
Dakota-nyheter.

Eft valg0rande regn fol- fora vec-
kan N. d., strackande sig 0fver hela
dalen fran breckenridge Regnet var
hog grad beh0higt, da sadesfalten
b0rjat Ida af den langvariga torkan.
He'sades vaIkommen. Eft stort an
tai borgare fran RedAcld, S. d., reste
fredags alton O. G. Borg till notes och
egnade honom On spcciel uppvaktning
med anledning af att republikanska
partiet nominerat honom for statsse-
kreterare.
Skjuten med sin egen revolver. Far
maren Simon Welch, boende mil
fran Bismarck, N. D., patrafades
torsdags liggande dod slit hus med
cit stort hal hufvudet. Efter det
mGrdaren r0fvat och d8dat farmaren
med hans egen revolver, begaf han sig
pa flykten: Welch var en- valmaende
man, som ofta hade stora summer hos
sig.
En- olyckshandelse, som vackt bade
sorg och deltagande, timade harom da-
gen vid McCanna, N. D., det superin-
tendenten for Dakota-afdelningen af
Great Northern-b banan, e. A. Donken,
dodades under saregna f0rhallanden.
Mr. Donken hade pa sin bicyke) gifvit
sig ut att inspektera pa atskilliga plat
ser. Da han anlande till McCanna i
stark fart, kom en- hund springandes
raft hans vag; hunden 0fverk0rdes
och d0dades, medan mr. Donken med
f0rfarlig fart kastades fran hjulet,
hvarvid han crholl svara skador. Med
ctt specielt tag forbes han till Lari-
more, der han senare pa dagea afled.
Han efterlemnar hustru SAINT barn.
Republilkanerna s. Dakota afh0llo
slit statskonvent fora veckan Sioux
Falls. Eft stort antal republikaner
hade infunnit sig, So att salen var till
det yttersta packad. Utan tvifvel var
delta konvent dot st0rsta, som n&gon-
sin forekommit staten. Sasom con-
gressmen at large nominerades G. II.
Burke fran Pierre och e. w. Martin
fran Deadwood. For guvern0r nomi-
nerades G. N. Herreid fran Eureka.
Mo delegater utsagos for att sasom de-
legater representera staten vid natio.
nalkonventet Philadelphia. Presi.
dent McKinleys administration gilla,
des till ALA delar. Konventet utmark
to sig for stor enighet vid behandlin
gen at forekommande fragor.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-05-30
6pande No. M 221.

7 F. d. countykass6r Bongard i Car
YER county vistas nu pa fri fot mot
bergen, som anskafPades af hans slag-
tingar
Till principal for den allmanna sko-
Ian l Cambridge har hr N. j. Sandberg
bltfvit valid. Hr Sandberg aflade mo.
genhetsexamen vid var skola i st. Pc
ter forlidet Or.
0enom eidsvada forstordes man
days Onstad & Jacobsons handelsbutik
Ada F0rlusten anslas till 5000. hviL
ken delvis betackes med en- assurans
af $4,000. En- krog blef afven lagornas
rof.
Styggt gjort. Jernvagsarbetarne M.
Hayes och James Muldowning kommo
nyligen gral med hvarandra Fair
mont, hvilket slutade sd, att den FORE
bet at Muldownings venstra ORA Hayes
inforpassades hakte.
Inbrott f0r0fvades f0rliden sondags
matt stadshotellet Hbbing. Kassa-
skaper 0ppnades och s400 bortstulos.--
Kassaskapet Duluth & Iron Range
jernvagens stationshus i Virginia opp
nades medelst sprangamnen natten
till l0rdagen och tjufvarne tillgrepo
mellan $500 S4OO.
Observation-Disclosures vid nor
malskolan Winona ega rum den 7 ju-
nj, da cit hundra unga man och qvin-
nor komma att fa afgangsbetyg. Bland
| dessa markas: Ida A. johnson, Roches-
ter, Anna E. Clausen, Winona, Stella
P. Engberg, Redwing, Geneva E. John
son. Sparta, Wis, Jennie Johnson, Red
| wing, Hanna B. johnson, Winona,
Esther Nelson. Redwing, och Lillian
Olson, Kasson.
Timmertjufvar utf0ra en- systema-
tisk plundring pa vissa trakter nora
Minnesota. l mandags arresterade
United States Commissioners Mix fem
sadana tjufvar och inf0rde dem till
Fergus Falls. der de staldes under hog
bergen. Mannen voro: p. H. Chri-
stofferson, David Olson, Dudley Queal,
Arthur Homel och Geo. McCoubrey.
Deras SAX kommer att behandlas infor
distriktratten september.
OarIig tjensteman. Geo. H. Crise,
kassor for Winona county, har lila
handhaft de honom anf0rtrodda med
len och l0rdags tog bank examiner
Pope hans kontor besittning. En-
hastig granskning af bockerna visade
en- kassabalans pa $500, som dock
tros komma att visa sig betydligt st6r-
re, da en- narmare understanding cores.
Crise erkanner kassabristen, men sager
lsig skoia godtg0ra for densamma. III SSe
Nytt fran Svea. Mycket folk fran
nar och fjerran bevistade konfirmatio-
nen har den 10 och 20 DIS, da 20 matt
vardsbarn aflade sin bekannelse. Det
var h0gtidliga stunder, som sent skola
gl6mmas af bade aldre och yngre. Ma
Herren valsigna dc unga och behalla
dem pa sina vAgar och leda dem pa de-
ras farliga STRAIT genom lifvet.-En son
f0ddes at hr och fru p. N. Olson den
IA DIS. dopet erholl han namnet Carl
Russell. Han fick dock ej lange Oval
jas i denna jemmerdal, ity att han
hemf0rlofvades redan den % mai. Be-
grafningen egde rum den Is. S. N.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-05-30
WisCOnsin-nyheter.

EIdsvada uppstod fredags farm
huscn Pasquala Capra, narheten af
Cumberland, hvilka totalt f0rst0rdes.
Man vet icke orsaken till elden.
God fJrtjenst. N. Fairbanks och II.
P. Herrick ha trakten af Cumberland
lyckats d0da 19 vargar, hvarf0r de err
h0llo skotSponningar till belopp uf
S19O.
D6dad af ett faliande trad. Nils N.Y.
gren, sedan manga ar en- ledande man
Brannan och nu kandidat for sheriff,
hade torsdags olyckan att blifva traf-
fad af ett fallande trad, hvarvid han
ogonblickligen d0dades.
Eft sasverk for signing af harda
tradslag ar l.. f. johnson West Su-
perior fard med att uppratta. Delta
sagvcrk blir det enda slit Stag coun-
tiet. Man beraknar, att 10000 fot tim
mer af hArda tradslag skola saga pr
dag.
Den nya dockan i West Superior,
som Great Northern latit uppf0ra, a1
nu sd nara fardig, att stora partier
malm redan intagits Den stora doc
kan har en- kapacitet af upp till 10000
tons main och dr. don NEST moderna
och h6gst belagna.
OlyckshandeIse. En- valkand farma-
re vid namn James Markee Marshfield
var harom dagen ute och k0rde med
sin hustru. AT en- eller AMMAN anled-
ming b0rjade hAstarne skena och
sprangde af Wild fart. Babe man och
hustru kastades ur vagnen, hvarvid
Markee slog ihjel sig, medan hans
hustru undslapp med lifvet.
Bristen pa skogstimmer Dir sa stor
vid sagverken Wisconsin, att de Aro
nodgade att stAnga upp. Fran La
Crosse skrifyes den 28 maj, att vattnet
Mississippi Dir lagre an det varit pa 80
Or vid denna arstid, och att vattnet
faller for hvarje dag. Stora flotter
med thinner ligga tioden, men kunna
icke transporteras pa grund af det laga
vattenstandet. Det finnes ingen ut
sigt till f0rbattring for den narmaste
framtiden, ty an ON ett starkt regn
foil, skulle svarigheten icke dermed af-
hjelpas,
En- mordIysten fl!cka. Laura Hum
Der, en- IL ar gammal dotter till John
Humber Chi ppewh Falls, stod harom
dagen infor domstolen, anklagad for
att hafva gjort fors0k att taga lifvet af
sina f6raldrar och systrar. Laura ha-
de krossat glas sma bitar och blan-
dat det atskilliga f0doamnen. Emel-
lertid upptackte on af systrarne hvad
Laura gjort imam f0dan begagnades.
Fadern berattade inf0r domstolen, att
flickan hade plagat till d0ds ire af hus.
djuren SAINT ett dussin hons. Afven
har hon f6rst0rt st0rsta delen af "a
miljens bohag. Domare Candit sande
tiickan till industrisko olan Milwaukee.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-05-30

Lord Boberts DR. nu den stallnin-
gen, att han kan afskara retratten for
de trupper, som halla Laings Mex be-
satt. General Butler tranger fran, och
boerna nora Natal draga sig tillbaka
till Heidelberg Hill.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-06
DEATH lBE'YA SAW.
1 Sawyer stumbles = in 4 Mill Near
! Staples and IL Dragged =
( Against the Saw. ~ :,

(: Staples World: Afrightful accident
happened at the saw min Of II.
Tucker, about IL miles north OF
town, on Tuesday, by which Sam
Kuhns, an old settler in this vicinity,
lost his life. . He was employed as
saw yer at the mill and had stopped
to make some change in the head
bloc s of the carriage. Az he, turned
to ta Ike his place before the operat-
ing levers he stepped on a rod and
stumbled. In throwing out his
arms to save himself from a fall he
caught the lever which runs the car
riage back and forth and pulled II
enough to start the carriage toward
the saw with considerable speed.
The end Of the carriage struck him
and ca ried him against the saw
and hal d'y before the other laborers
of the mill realized what had
happened he was dead.> The saw
first caught him near the hip and cut
into the abdomen, but he had
evidently made an effort to throw
himself a. much as possible away
from the saw for 1t came out again
at the shoulder on the same side, q
portion Of the body falling into the
saw pit. I He died immediately,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-06
Minneapolis Labor Market.

Minneapoliss Times: The demand
for farm hands conttnuesto increase,
but orders are not being filled readi-
ly. The influx of men from the
woods increases daily, and already
there are a great many men here,
but they seem to be in no hurry to
accept work at the prevailing wages.
Railroad work will open up soon,
and the demand for men for this
work will be far in excess of the
supply. according to the belief of the
employment agents. They expect to
see shovelers' receiving as high as
1926 and $3.50 per day before the
season ia far advanced. 1t behooves
the farmers to act. quickly. before
the railroads hire all the men, and
they must he prepared to do better
in the way OF wages than they have
go far offered, say the employ ment
agents.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-06

1Authorized ny the state to, treat all
&c Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Lung dts-
. Pa ssll
lowell troubles. Kheumatis,n, Neuralgia,
ssy. Liver: BLADDER, PTestsic and Female
diseases, Deafness, Nervousness, Indi-
session, Obesity Interrupted Nutrition.
!low Growth In Children. and all wasting
s1ees, Ringing IN the Ears. Loss of Eye
9Rht. Catare It, Cross Eyes, ETC., that hav..,
stSy1t tdtaea eE caS
Feet. Curveative Of the Spine. Disease of
NE Brain P Paralysis; Epilepsy. Heart Dis
Sy.n sosea .n ct t tSe Bones
11andular Enlargements and all long
middle 'gsd end Old: single Or married
hood n rvous debility, spermatorrhoea.
aemil..l losses, sextual decay. failing.
memory, weak, eyes. atunted develop
1impies. impedi'nents I" marriage. also
Mood and skin diseases. syphilis. erup'
Mons. hair falling. bone pains. dwellings.
sidney and bladder troubles. weak back
burning urine. passing urine too often
pnorrhoea, gleet. structure. receive
aeaIchinE treatment, prompt relief and
III. Il Rea's system Of. cnrtng cancers, III
tpOrs R0iter wens. nstt1la, hvdrOcelc. piles
tie subcutaneous injection method, alb:
sblutely without pain and without the
loss of drop of blood. Is one of his own
discoveries, and is the most really scien-
tic and certainly sure cure of the nine
teeuth century. There are no experiments
. DIR. Reals practice, able as he ts to tell
sonyOne their disease, he is not likely to
Apctor his patients for the wrong ailment
No incurable cases taken. Consultation
fee to those interested.
= HH. DIR. REA & CO.,
Minneapolis. MINI. Louisville, Ky
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-06

A while ago the Democrats
were kicking because the new
island colonies would prove an
expense to this nation. When
the Republicans~proposed legis-
lation by which Porto Rico
would raise a revenue. on ex-
ports and imports, and have all
the benefits Of the revenue, the
/ Democrats were horribly
alarmed to have this country
avoid the expense of caring for
Porto Rico. Then when the
republicans passed the bill APP
propriating all the money that
Had been collected on imports
from Porto Rico since the island
Became a colony Of this coun-
Try, nearly every Democrat IN
the senate and house voted
53gainst it. The amount made
$xyailable for Porto Rico was
7sver5 50, 600, 900. The Republi.
cans in Congress are endeavor-
ing to do something to help
Porto Rico, but they are OPP
R6sed in every move by the
Y emo crats. The ''saunties" are
simply against everything that
NE Repub licans propose regard
ing governing the colonies. ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-06
Favors Law enforcement

EDITOR OF TRANSCRIPT: sssss
In yesterday sissue there was an
awful, Interest ting account OF a Row
In q West side saloon ON Sunday !. n 4
May, l he permitted to say that this
whole deplorable incident, which
willcast another reflection on our
city, would never have occurred, hut
for the nonenforcement Of law. FOrby
law tEis saloon should have been
closed. TheOnus of thiscrlme then ID
on the executive authority who did
nOteniOrce theta ". Permit me TO say
q few words on this matter. To
this nonenf0rcement % law let me
say: H. Law is one of the
chief foundations of our civilization,
It is only BY 1t we are protected from
violence and from the hands Of vio-
lent men. Our property, rights and
bodies are unsafe without it's en-
iorcement. Nh 35s
2. We elect and pay men high
wages to enforce these laws, not to
discriminate when and how
and whom they shall prosecute. Nor
have officials the least authority to
refuse or cause to be prosecuted
those who have violated law, be-
cause Of the cost OF prosecution.
Neither is there right or justice in
any person Judging whether CT not
it will save the county money, for
the instant q person does this he be-
comes a partaker in the crime by
taking upon himself responsibilities
which he has no business or right to
assume. The cost of prosecu ton IL
the sole business OF the county. = 4
To presume to assume Judgment
Of laws to he enforced or not en-
forced is in itself a crime. Travesties
OF justice cannot long blind the eye,
Of the people nor murh longer con-
tinue to hurt the prestige of this city
for there agrOwing sentiment that
law should be vigorously enforced
against all, irrespective of man or
trade. and the people demand that
men OF highest integrity and UNI
.. biased by any interest should alone
occupy official positions. Official
men biased or weak or the tools OF
any man or party bring contempt
upon their Office and their city, be.
sides bringing all law into ridicule.H
Yours truly,
JOHN II BRABNER SMITH.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-06
CREDITORS Nay SUE. I
hdse Baxter Files an Important Order
in the n. 2. Clarke Insolvency
an Case. Nv ILL.,. ~

S..
Il St. Cloud, Mimi, April 2. Judge
4axter filed an order ia the district
court permitting the creditors 81 N.
.P. Clarke & Co, insolvent lumber
men. to sue the Clara G. McC lure e.
tate and Others to set aside alleged
fraudulent transfers Of real estate
lust prior to Clarke's assignment in
~. The petitioners are the Missis--
Appi River Logging company, the
Nelson Frye company, the Mississip-
.pi and Rum River Room company
and the st., Anthony Falls, bankfand
the claims aggregate ~, 900. Suits
were once commenced, but; were dis
mis- ed By Assignee Kells. The. credi-
tors will now sue individually.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-06
How's This.

f. We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh thai
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. q & r N Ne. ~ u.
Toledo, @. M. n .t.tt%: #{s .@ ,>5x5s$ J
We the undersigned, have known
FL. Cheney for The last 10 years
and believe him perfectly honorable
Id all business transactions, aud
financially able to carry out any
obligation made by their Arm.
WEST 4 TR,Ax, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, @. M Il. Il sgg....s55 u I. !,
WALDING, .KINNAN 4 MARVIN, Whole.
{ sale Druggists, Toledo, q Z
Halls Catarrh Cure Ia taken in.
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system, Price, 70cs per bottle.
Sold BY all druggists. Testimonials
free. 5s,ss s., 4. S.gs ss.. s' 4. q. g5&
Halls family pills are the best. i,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-06
Willie l emay Writes From Malolos.

Alfred Lemay has just received q
letterrfrom Willie Lemay. who is In
the Philippine islands az a member
OF Co. F. Third U. s. Infantry. The
letter was written Feb. III, and the
regiment was then at Malolos. The
regiment had just completed q short
campaign, and had been in. stw :,
small fights but they didn't amount
to much. They captured a consider
able amount Of ammunition and
provisions. The young man writes
that he has been in good health all
the time.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-06

Staples World: Miss Maud Under
wood has accepted the school at
Randall and will go there in. a few
days to commence her labors. Miss
Maud is q first class teacher and
will doubt less give good satisfaction
to the people OF Randall, as she has
done In other districts in which she
has TAUGHT.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-06

The Democratic national COM
mittee has issued a circular urg-
ing that all delegates to the
x ansas City con7entioa be Gin
atructed for the reaffirma ton of
the Chicago platform and the
selection of candidates loyal to
it in 1896 and loyal now.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-06

Z" Altoona, Pa, April 1.-The new
scale for mining bituminOus coal
went into effect today and $500
miners in this section are now re-
eeiving the highest wages III thirty
years.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-06

i A Frenchman named Schnei.
der land that is rather strong)
committed suicide at Niagara
Falls a few days ago, and let
tiers he left showed, that it was
because Lillian Russell did not
appear to love him as he loved
her. He referred to, her as
'fGrand Dove Adored." He
must have had very goodmem-
DRY, even if his mind was wrong
iii some particulars.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-06

Quite a lengthy discussion arose
over the matter of the bill Of City
Attorney rrebby for his salary for
such officer during the past year.
The amount Of the bill was $500. and
all members of the council were in
favor vi allowing, that sum, hut
first wanted Mr. Trebby to with
draw his suit to compel Mayor
Vasaly to sign the order for 1851,
previously allowed by the council.
This Mr.. Tret'by refused to do until
the mayor had affixed his signature
to the order for 1900. A motion
was finally made that the bill be al
lowed and 1t was carried.
The street commissioners report
fol the months of February and
March was approved and his bill in
the sum of 1914 80 was allowed.
The reports ofCity Justices Sheldon
and Shaw were presented and ap.
proved.
The report OF the oridgecommittee
which had charge OF the repairs Of
the Broadway bridge, showing an
expenditure OF $500 AZ, waspresented
and approved. This report did not
include the bill OF the Pine Tree Lum.
Der company for lumber used which
is estimated to be about $50.
The official bond Of Fred Cary, az
city clerk in the sum OF $500. with p,
w. Hayes and I. j. Monahan as
sureties, was presented and ap.
proved. II . ..'&s:a. +. -.
. The bond Of Christ Crest as con.
stable in the sum OF $3.50, with J. W,
Berg and s. Trebby as sureties,, was
approved a
The council then adjourned sine
die. ~ :.:+.r 49, - *Nst.5,.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-06
What Do the Children DRINK

Don't give them tea or coffee Have you
tried the new f. 'od drink called GRAIN-O2
It is delicious and n0urishiog AND takes
the place of coffee. Tue more Grain-O YOU
give the children the more health you
distribute through their systems. Grafn.O
10 made OF pure grains, and when properly
coffee but c"stt eb0ut u as much. All
grocere sell 1t. 15c and &c -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-06

IAN enterprising reporter dug
Up a speech delivered by Cleve-
land in 1883 and published it as
an interview expressing Gro
yer's views. It made good news
for a minute or two.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-06

Duluth is In danger Of another
sboom. The municipal court fines
collected last month were 81, 152, the
highest on record. Is 3.sst3 @i. s>3.a 4: