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WANTS $1,000 DAMAGES FOR DEATH
OF HITERANTn

WINFIELD. KAN, MARCH e-(spec-
ial}-A suit has been filed IN the district
court by Mrs. Lizzie Riley vs.. the Santa
Fe railroad company asking for $1,000
damages for the death OF her husband
who was killed near Asp, o T.. last July.
Riley was at the time OF hisGeath, en-
ployed as a brakeman on the road and
lived az Ponca CITY. Becoming brake
man, REey was In charge OF q section
AZ White Eagle. In July he was working
on ballast train which was putting icck
ballast on the road between Arkansas
City and Guthrie. AT Asp, the train was
running backwards, a hand car loaded
with negro laborers was discovered on the
track a short distance from the train and
would have been run over IN a few sec
onds. The conductor tod Riley 10 give
the engneer the emergency signal TO stop,
which he did. The sudden stopping OF the
train, pulle dout a drawhead and Riley
was thrown under the cars and Instantly
killed. Now Mrs Riley asks for $1,000
damages from the company for causlna
the death OF her husband. The casc viii
be heard at the next term or the district
court.
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BRUSSELS. MARCH 6.--The Transvaal
agency confirms the statement that Pres
ident Kruger Is ready % conclude pace
with Great Britain on the basis Of inde-
pendence TO the two republics, and .nat
otherwise the struggle Will continue 20
the bitter end The agency believes that
the Afrikander element IN Cape Colony
aad Natal viii rebel rather than allow
annexation, and that the Dutch members
Of the Cape Colony parliament viii vote
by acclamatlon for Boer Independence
REBELLION IN CAPE 1OWN.
CAPE TOWN. MARCH 6.--Nearly the
whole OF the Dutch population Of the
Prieska and Kenhardt district are In re-
beilion. Many Of the Dutch from neigh
boring districts are reported 10 have 10 n
ed thom, notably Piet Moo,man, who W.
lead the rebels
BOERS BUSY ENTRENCIifNG.
LONDON MARCH TIA dispatch TO the
Daily News from Modder river, dated
Monday March 8. and describing the Boer
position IN front OF Lord Roberts says;
'rhe Beers seem 10 like to be 50 busy
entrenching. They have mounted eight
eight guns on high kopJes,. lt Is marvel-
Gus how they drag these weapons into
such positions.
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TOPEKA. MARCH G--The letter from
Secretary Dick, OF the national repubN-
can committee made Il very plain 20 Ma
tional Committeeman Leland that he
should not seek TO be q delegate 90 the
Philadelphia convention AS Mr.. LELAND
IS pension agent he comes under the adj
ministration han and hence will not do
anything 10 violate the wishes OF The
president
9n addition 10 not going 10 Phiadcl-
phia az a delegate Mr. Leland viii not
seek 10 succeed himself a. member OF the
republican national committee lie has
heen on that committee "a numoer OF
wears and has concluded that, while The
duties of the position are pVfsoitti =
agreeable "a HIM the best Interests ot
the party may suggest that he retra
Mr.. M. AZ. Low, superntendent of me
Rock 1sland who is now in Wash neton
Is beine referred 10 as a possible success
or 20 Mr. Leland ON the national conn
mittee.
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TIMEs-JOuRNAL SPEAKS VAGU ely
OF A NEW ROAD FOR OKLA
HOMA (NIfrY

OKLAHOMA CITY, .. H. MARCH s.
Especial 1.-THE Tlmes-Journal says;
A party OF gent emen who are interested
IN the building OF a new railway INTO THIS
city that Will connect Il with one OF the
largest systems OF the West. WIN leave
here Monday on a tour of inspection Of
the route OF the road For obvious reasons
the plan OF the gentlemen cathOt be Civ
en- az this timo. but tho'6est financial au-
thority ln the city declares that the road
they are working on viii be in oklahoma
city before tthe expiration OF twelve
months The building OF this road wl 4
cross Two large systems that are not con-
neeted with this city
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II your child Is cross or peevish. II
Is 20 doubt troubled with worms,
WHITES CREAM NERMfFUGE "'ll
remove the worms, and its tonic tfee'
restores its natural cheprfnlnese. 2a
cents Sold by H. h. Lille 4 Co. aud
Wheeler 4 Son.
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1900
NOTICE

Territory Of Oklahoma. county of Logan.
SIS. Ia probate court Notice is hereby given
that on the 3rd day Of March. A ID. 1900
Fannie NJ Stone filed In the probate court OF
the county of Logan and territory of Okla
homa q petition praying for letters Of ad-
ministratiOn TO be Issued 10 Fannie NJ. Stone
upon the estate Of John r. Stone, deceased.
late of the county of Kinghsher and terri
tory Of Oklahoma And pursuant 10 an or
der OF said probate court. Thursday, the 18th
day of March, A d. 1900, at the hour OF o
O'Clock a. m. of said day, that being a day OF
the regular March term, A. ID 1850, Of said
probate court, has been appointed as the
time for hearing said application. when and
where any person interested may contest
said petition by fling written opposition
thereto on the ground of ineompetency Of
the applicant. or may assert his own rights
to the administration and pray that letters
be issued TO himself. Witness j. O. Foster,
judge Of the probate court OF the county OF
logan. and the seal of the court atnxed, the
3rd day OF March, A ID 1900.
Seall J. @ FOSTER, Probate Judge,
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TnR yl00R or TnH BODY IS IN STRONG NERVES.
THE LIFE OF TIE BODY IS IN PURE BLOOD.

Vigorets are a powerful ncrve brain and blood
food. They fccd the brain, build up, repair aud
strengthen wasted, worn and aired nerves, purlfy
and eniCh the blood and send " bounding through
evory vein and artery, make every organ 70 act
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az such times. I have
been treated by the
best doctors In this
city but got no help
whatever. I wrote 10
YOU for advice. You
told me that by my
sy m ptoms 8 you
thought ! had liver
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
MORRILL,

Sept. 3. P. A. and Clarence Mowan
went to Renville county to work at
threshing.
Estella and Annie Cheeley' went to Min
neapolis on the Goth aud will remain in
that city during the fair.
VIM Mckibben and Geo. Baker 90 to
Minneapolis to day to stay during the
state fair.
Miss Agnes Burker who has been Wis
iting friends in Morrill, all summer, re-
turned to her home at Minnetonka.
Will McKibben who keeps bee ranch
on the west branch OF Rum river, had an
experience with large bear last week,
coming out ahead as he usually does
with bears. This bear visited the apiary
on the night Of the 25th and ate honey
bees and all OF one hive. Bill set 10 the
next night and watched until the bear
came into the bee yard and before he had
time to destroy anything Bill shot HIM
through the heart with rifle. This
bear weighed between two and three
hundred pounds, and was fine speci-
men. This is the fourth bear that Bill
has killed since keeping bees in MOI rill.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
UPSALA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Bowers and Annie
Anderson were up from Royalton Sun.
day.
Miss. Filda Olson has gone to Royal.
ton to work.
Louie R unquist was plowing for Mr.
Rudquist last week. j
Gust. Nelson and son Err are helping
Oscar johnson with haying.
Miss. Selma Olson left for Minneapolis
Saturday.
Chas. johnson commenced to cut theil
corn.
John Bure made nice little visit tt
Upsala Sunday. We haven't seen hin
since last winter.
Chas. Lunden was seen in the village
Sunday,
N. A. Oleson is at work in Royalton
Gust Anderson LETT for Roy alton Mon
day.
Mrs. Nils Larson will go to Minnea-
polls the last part of this month.
Died; Wednesday, the oaly son OF NJ
and Mrs. Christ Laurence. He died o
sumner complaint. He was 13 montht
and Is days old. His name was FREQ
Oliver.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
NORTH PRAIRIE,

Sept. 3,-Mr. and Mrs. Jacob, of Pike
Greek. visited relatives here Sunday.
Miss Emma O. Roberts, who was in
Dakota for some time, has returned.
Rev. Ignatius Lager, OF Roya]ton held
services here last Friday.
John Krakuse, OF Little Falls, was a
ca 'ler here Sunday.
Peter Wilze and wife, OF Little Falls
attended church here last Sunday.
Andrew Preternell and his father, O
Brockway, visited with John Schulties
Sr., recently.
Mr.. and Miss Gertie Justin and 10
hanna Kapers and Mr.. Schawback, O
Brockway, Sundayed at this place.
Fred Wightman. OF St. Cloud, stopped
here last Thursday until next morning
Anton Duerr, of St. Wendell, transacted
business here Thursday.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
FIENSBURG / S; :.

Miss Lizzie Arndt is visitin s friends il
Little Falls. TIL
Ignatus Stava was in Little Falls last
Saturday with load of water melons.
School begins in District 81 next Mon
day. Miss Maude Carpenter of ROYAL.
ton is engaged az teacher. I:
Bart Wotzka lost q valuable horse
Monday
Next Saturday evening Sept. 9th there
will be meeting at Kozobuzki's store tc
determine the advisability of erecting 8
creamery here. all who are interested
in such a movement are requested to
be present.
Edward Meyers returned from tht
western harvest fields last Saturday.
Mike Harmoruik and daughter wer'
Little Falls visitors Saturday.
School opened here Tuesday with An
ton Kilmski as teacher.
AdoIph Olofscn started for the stat,
fair Wednesday,,
Adolph Anderson took his infant daugh
ter to the doctor in Little Falls Satur
day.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
BELLE PRAIRIE

Sept. S. There will be a ball game
here next Sunday between Gilbert and
Belle Prairie.
Medy Doucette is working for Willie
Beveridge.
Albert poucette made business trip
to Little Falls Monday.
Claude johnson was on the sick list
last week.
Miss Hase commenced nine months
school term at To )eka last Monday.
Victor Bellefeuille--is very ill.,,
Last Sundays ball game between Ft.
Ripley and the North Stars Base Ball
team, did not turn out to be as good for
Fort Ripley as they expected, although
they had four of Crow Wing league play
ers to help them out. At the close of
the game scores stood II to II. favor
of the North Stars. Ripley boys could
not get the chickens for supper, which
some OF the spectators promised them
All they got was goose egg that they
got from the North Star boys.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
PIERZ

The school iu DIST. No. 90 will open,
Monday Sept. 10 with Theo. Thelen as
teacher. Jos. Schreiner OF Rockville
Stearss county, will teach the school in
Dist. No. 81.
Hon. John Stu1npf and Herbert Bares
left Tuesday for Aitkin to attend the
congressional convention as delegates
from Morrison county.
The mosquitoes are the best game
warden. They saved many a pour
chicks life this year 90 it got at least old
enough to fly.
Fred Friedrich rented Nick Sehr' farm.
Very likely another 81 for the clerk Of
court before long.
Mre. J. ]. Huntington Of Granite City
died OF blood poisoning, aged Is years,
and was buried near her home.
Frank kammermeier got the contract
to build the church steeple for $273.
The PRESENT. over il IS feet high and
the steeple will be IS feet making it 163
fleet high. The entire coat will be about
5000. Herman Westbrook donated
$500 toward it and the St. Joseph 60
ciety and the Catholic Order of Foresters
will give grand picnic on Oct. 4tb also
for the benefit OF the steeple. A pa
rade will be held in the morning headed
by both bands, and an entertainment
OF music, songs and speeches will be
given in the evening. The entire pro-
gram is not completed yet and will be
published later. Everybody prepare
for that day and help good thing
along.
Six of our era OK shot village hunters
opened the season Saturday and re-
turned with four chickens. They re-
ported % but their driver and the doub-
le price they had to pay for a shave
that evening, gave them away.
DR.. K,rkhoff bought DR.. Roy's furDi-
ture and drug store and leased his office.
DR.. Roy left Wednesday for San Fran
cisco, California, where he and DR.. Cauac
Marquis of St. Paul intend to locate.
His many friends here wish him success in
his new field.
Math Valentine sold his windstacker
to Florian and Julius Meyer OF Buck
man.
Rev. Father Meyer OF La Crosse, Wis,
is appointed to serve as assistant priest
here and to organize new catholic con-
gregation in the vicinity OF Lastrup.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
nOlDlNGfORD

Sept. 4.-Mrs. Riley and SOD, Harold,
of St. Cloud, are visitors with Mrs. V.
Batz and other friends.
John Waletzko, while cutting grass
last Saturday, near his house, his 4-year
old girl was standing in the grass which
he did not observe and cut both of her
feet off above the ankles. DR.. Hilbert.
OF Albany was summoned, and dressed
the wounds, and says the girl will re.
cover.
Nicholas Garrity, while working in the
field ran thorn into his knee, which
resulted in an inflammation, and itlie
feared that blood poison would set in
He was attended by DR.. Lonsdale, o
Rovalton, and by his advice was sent tc
st. Cloud to the hospital.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
b ~ ,.5{.
DARLING.
F. Freem au is we'll again.

F. Freem au is we'll again.
Mrs. T. Mccarthy and children have
gone to Wisconsin.
Mrs. D. Ebner, while helping to stack
hay last Thursday, broke her arm.
MISS Mary Swanson and lbrother
David went to Duluth Friday.
August Blo0mquist has gone to Chokio
to work in harvest fields. -
John A. Schiline aud Frank Anderson
are working near NJ >rris. - -
Farmers ars again nakinghay. q
Highland Grove is making q street
down to Darling Grove.
West Pleasant Grove:has d fine garden
aud the best gardener in the settlement
to take care of it.
Mrs. j. Thelander's sister IL visiting
-er brother Olof Oleson, at Belle Prairie.
Our new poundmaster will have TO
hire a cowboy to keep cattle off the
street else the road will be spoiled:
Some OF our people who are 90 anxious
to fight ought TO move to China.
Miss Lima Johnson visited at Golden
Valley.
Big stock, big business in shoes and
Clothing at.
ViktOr Bros.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
ELM DALE

A~eA0AAs ~e>"o~A ~
River is visiting at J. J. Jacobson's.
Mrs. K. Dworschak and childrea of
Duluth who have been visiting E1mdaie
relatives, have returned to their home.
VIM. Holm OF Ruckman is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Frank Kopka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Peterson and daugh-
ter Laura of title Falls allied on Elm
dale relatives Sunday.
Mrs John Kopka who has been spend
ing a few weeks in Buckman, came home
Monday.
Joe Kalis and family visited at the
home OF Peter Stodolka near Rice Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Larson, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Mokros and J. ], Jacobson went
to Little Falls Tuesday.
G. R. Vallett went to Royalton Mon
day.
Miss Annie Christensen visited her
brother at Upsala Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Janietz visited their
daughter Mrs. John Wilczek of Little
Falls Sunday.
Nj and Mrs. Chas. Conner and daugh-
ter Erma OF Royalton vieited at VIM.
Boyle's Wednesday.
Miss Annie Sobieck who is staying at
Little Falls spent Sunday at home.
Miss Mary Davies returned from Tru-
lnan, MINI. Saturday.
Miss Bessie Vallett who has been
spending her vacation with relatives at
Freeport returned last week.
Miss Julia Sobieck visited at Little
Falls Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mary Mokros is visiting her Sis
ter Augusta at Little Falls.
DR.. Newell and family We're Royalton
visitors Saturday.
The village school opened Monday
with a good attendance.
Oswald and Carl Wittke and Martin
Larson have gone to Dakota. They are
working near Fargo.
Sherman Boos is working in Culdrum
Eddie Wilczeck has returned to Little
Falls after spending a few weeks with
ElDdale relatives.
Nathan Lowell OF Freeport is visiting
at Il. R. Vallett's.
n b. Twist left Monday to attend the
State Fair.
Oscar and Eta jacobson went to St.
Paul Tuesday and Mrs. K. H. Gunder-
son will go to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Lawrence of
Stearns county visited at K. Fl. Gun
derson's Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A Bowers of Royal
ton visited at n B. Twists Sunday.
Miss Matte Him. of Benton county
visited at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Wittke Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schlag of Royalton
visited at the home OF Christ Schlag in
Elmdale Sunday.
Miss Amanda Mansker of St. Paul
visited friends in the village Sunday.
Rev. Olsen of Flensburg will conduct
services services in the Union s. S. build
ing next Sunday, afternoon and evening.
Miss Agnes .Jendro is staying with
relatives IN Elmdale
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
Land For Sale Chean.

The Schlenz. farm 240 acres. in
Town OF Swanviile, Morrison County,
is for sale at bargain. Ayply to
Mrs. Otillie Cappel, Admin, or to
Attorney NJ. A. Brattland, Ada, Nor
man County. Minnesota.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
BriCkyard.

Mrs. S. Fl. Muncy returned home from
Dul t last Wednesday.
Mrs. Josie Hayes will open her school
Sept. 5 in District No. /.
The Ladies Sewing Society met at
Mrs. Lille Chambers last Thursday.
Mrs. Daisy Bain of Swanville, is visiting
her mother Mrs. H. Van Zile.
Rex Muncy returned home Wednesday,
Minnie and Jessie Taylor visited friends
IN Swan River last week.
Josie Hayes went to Royalton Thure-
day.
A very pleasant farewell party was
given on Miss Eva and Mrs. Lulu Matte
son last Friday evening. They are go
ing to St. Cloud and all their friends re-
gret to see them go.
Herbert Van Zi|e and Albert Wright
went to the State Fair last Monday.
HMrs. John Miller cleaned and re-
novated the schoolhouse and did good
job.
Miss Minnie Taylor is back from Swan
vile, where she has been visiting friends.
Miss Florence Millspaugh has gone
to Winona, where she will reside with
the family of her uncle, ]. T. Mills
paugh, and to study music.
For sale or trade, house and lot in
Minneapolis, for farm land. Inquire
of J. C. Fetherspil.
The finest stock Of wal
paper in the city is at Vim
ing's from lOc a roll up.
If in need of a Piano, Or
gan, Sewing Machine or Bi-
cycle, go to
FOLSOI'S MUSIC STORE.
If you are afraid OF cyclones, pro.
tect your property:with a cyclone in.
suranee policy from
SIaNOR & SeHALLERN.
II you want to sell your farm ::pu,
it in the hands of
8-tf SlGNOR & ScHALLERr
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Rev. j. T. B. Smith attended the
Northern Minnesota School of The
o1ogy in Minneapolis this week.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

The house of Jacob jacobson. 10.
Gated north OF Gravelville, was total
~ destroyed by fire, with most O!
the contents, on Friday at noon
No insurance.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
"McKIBBIN HATS None better
made. Sold by Viktor Bros.

1t cost D. Danelski, a farm $4. .95
Monday to learn that.the state pro-
h'b'ted tying the feet of sheep and
putting them together in a wagon.
A member of the Humane Society
made the complaint. Danelski
pleaded ignorance OF the law, said he
wouldn't do it again; and was let of
with costs.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

A building owned BY Mrs.
u r. johnson, at Helena, Mont,
was destroyed by fire last
week. The insurance policy lapsed
shortly before the fire, The building
rented for SIS per month.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

"hcK1BBIN hats" Style and
quality. Sold by Viktor Bros.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Daily arrivals of new fall
goods at. Turner Dry Good
Co.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Miss Mary Turner has resumed her
studies at Hamline University
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07
$6.5O613,OO
We also have many cheaper ones.

Youths suits 50. rs to $500
Boys 2-piece suits, sizes 9 to
Is, 86c to $3.50.
Little Fellows vestee suits
81. 15 to $500.
Mems satin calf shoes $l.46.
Mems double front overalls 4Oc
Mems double front shirts 4Oc.
Mems shirts as low as 80, IS
and zoe:
Boys suspenders s, 10, Is and
zoe,
Boys extra heavy stockings
(the iron clad) zoe.
Boys Windsor ties 8 to 26c.
Boys common shirts 26c.
Boys nice black sateen shirts
soc.
Ladies' fine kid shoes $500.
Eight styles to select from.
Several lots broken sizes ladies'
and gents Oxfords and Slippers at
less than factory prices.
Many other bargains to numer-
Gus to mention.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Mems Suits that bear inspec-
ton IN every detail of quality,
make and selection of patterns.
Our best selling grades
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

If in need of a Piano, Or
gan, Sewing Machine or Bi-
cycle, go to
FOLSON'S MUSIC STORE
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

The finest stock of wal
paper in the city is at Vim
ing's from lOc a roll up.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Big stock, big business in shoes and
Clothing at.
ViktOr Bros.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

For sale or trade, house and lot in
Minneapolis, for farm land. Inquire
of J. c. Fetherspil.
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

The Des Moines Weekly Globe. Re-
publican paper, believes in imperialism
and makes no secret of it. The paper
speaks right out in favor Of . change in
our form Of government. It develops
its views in this wise:
"For long time thinking people who
have large commercial interests have
felt unsafe with our present form of
government from the fact that we are
controlled by the little cheap John pol
itieians and ward heelexs. Now 10 .
good time to do away with Our obsolete
Constitutien and adopt form of gov
ernment that win be logical with our
new expansion ideas and will give am.
ple protection to capital A constitu-
tional monarchy is probably the most
desirable plan that we could now adopt.
Everything 10 ripe for the change. We
take it that the great farming interests
of our land will readily adapt them-
selves to the change. The farmer is q
great lover of law and order, and anti
monarchy is largely the expression Of
French revolutionary ideas suggested
by hot.headed theorists. = s. #
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

Republicans everywhere appear to be
casting about for some plausible expla-.
nation which they may offer when
their fears have been realized in No
vember. They are saying. that they
win win il they only succeed in getting
Little Falls herald., 1900-09-07

If you are afraid OF cyclones, pro.
tect your property:with a cyclone in
suranee policy from
SI&NOR & SeHALLERN