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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-03-30
FRIDAY. NIGH. 80.
Before the New York board ol

Before the New York board of
trade there appeared q delegation
from Porto Rico. The leading speak
er, Nicholas Oyangarea, said that
never in the history OF the island
was there such misery as now. He
said that before the Spanish war the
island was prosperous. He asked
whether the Amesican people would
tolerate such a breach of promise as
would be involved in the refusal of
congress to give the island free trade
After the delegates were heard the
board passed resolution in favor of
free trade.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-03-30
NORW. LUTHERAN CHURCH.

NORW. LUTHERAN CHURCH.
1880 p. H. Coming Sunday, SER
vices in English.
Up. m.-Sunday school. $685..
7:30 p. Incoming Tuesday, SER
vices conducted by Rev. T J. RAN
d olph of Clarissa. MINI. >~...
8p. incoming Wednesday, meet
ing of the young people.
S. K. THoLLEHAuG, pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services on Sunday next, April l,
18th in Lent) as follows:
1880 a. m-Ante Communion: ser
mon, and full celebration of holy
communion.
Noon-Sunday school and bible
class.
$50 p. m.-Baptism.
7:30 p m.-Evening prayer and
sermon.
Addresses - A. H., Confirmation,
Text. IF We live in the Spirit, let US
Walk in the Spirit: P. NJ, Holy
Communion, Text, "Thy vows are
upon me, 0 God.'
Full music. All a-e cordially in
tied. :
n. B.-During Lent there are SER
vices in this church on every Wednes-
day at p. M, on every Friday at 4
p. m. All are most welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Morning at 1890.
Evening, 1880.
Noon-Sunday school.
The Epworth League at $50.
All are invited.
Rev. J. T. B. Smith, Pastor.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-03-30

For Merchants meeting at St. Paul
and minneapolis, Feb. 81 to rs in-'
elusive; March II to 10 inclusive;
April to 9 inclusive. A rate OF d
are and One-ffth has been author
zed on the certificate plan. Fer fur
ther particulars inquire at ticket
flee. T. D. MANN, Agent.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-03-30

Those wishing the Satur-
day Blade and Chicago Led
ger both for 5 cents. Call at
the Herald Office or see
STEPHEN FoRT1ER, Agt.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-03-30

Prices on farm machinery and i'm
plements have advanced great
deal since last year, end local deal
ers believe this will have a tendency
to reduce sales below last year.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-03-30

The Menahga Messenger says that
hunter named John Curtiss killed
a "monsterous'' black bear near
Hans Johnson's camp. The animal
was still in it's winter Information.
A party including Chas. Weyer-
haeuser, r. Mccullough, MI. Caughey
and four others went out to capture
it, and the paper says that Weyer-
haeuser and Caughey climbed up
trees, after which Curtis awoke the
beast and killed it at the first shot.
Weyerhaeuser bought the bear.
A. L. Randall of Rail Prairie got
335 bounty from the county audi
tor Saturday, having killed five
wolves.
Note the seasonab}e ad OF the st. Paul
Dry Goods store.
Mr.. and Mr. 8. I. l.. Warren have re-
turned from Michigan.
. Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grit
Fl tn, March goth, son.
Blake's store is full of novelties for the
spring dry goods trade.
LOUIS Montbriand went to Fargo to
fire on an N. p engine.
Geo. Fl Gilman is learning the bar Der
trade at p. Germain's shop.
Michael Burns OF Grand Forks is en-
ployed in Grassland & Dngas barber
shop.
The Granted Works took block weigh
ing seven tons, drawn by six horses,
across the Broadway bridge Wednesday.
The bridge is still there.
+. J. ellis has sold his stock of cloth
ing and his store fixtures to J. b. Bar
ton, OF Plankington, S. d., and discon-
tinuea business. Mr.. Glllis will move
back to Waseca.
Chas. Gaking: jr.. OF Buckma II, had his
hand badly cut by circular saw in
Morrill, town Wednesday. The first and
fourth fingers were severed at the first
Joint, the second was stripped, and the
third will probably have to be ampu-
tated. The young IMAM was brought to
st. GabriePs hospital and attended by
DR.. Millspaugh.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-03-30

A. L. Randall OF Rail Prairie got
$35 bounty from the county audi
tor Saturday, having killed five
wolves.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-03-30

Note the seasonab}e ad OF the st. Paul
Dry Goods store.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-03-30

Mr. and Mr. 8. I. l.. Warren have re-.
turned from Michigan.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-03-30

LOUIS Montbriand went TO Fargo to
fire on an n. p. engine.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-03-30

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grit
f tn, March Goth, son.
Blake's store is full of novelties for the
spring dry goods trade.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-03-30

Geo. Fl Gilman is learning the bar bel
trade at P. Germain's shop.
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The Delta independent., 1900-10-05

WIN ttlV ittl. tUNu
crowd him hack into tn" little eGE>hril
ont Of which he wa> broken. as to try
to throttle this American race and
crowd IL hack int" the thirteen original
thirteen colonies Some Of the old
gentlemen on that old soil Of some Of
those old thirteen colonies. who hav.
never left IL. may ihink IL would h a
good thing for our grrat continent EN-
hracing people to come back home But
II is impossible.
God has expanded us.
One mark "f the prophet Of eur time
Is In his ability {" read events. rlan
and campaign In the saddle. and
change front in the presence Of the en-
emy. 50 far. I'rs.~i,ien; Mckinley has
the MARKS Of the prophet.
I-oae years ago hack In the forties
Thomaa II. senton. United States s~n-
ator FROM Missouri. standing In his
place In the Senate. pleading for . Pa
ciGr railruad pointed toward the srt-
tiug son and cried: "Ss'r therr. Ecnibe-
nea. shere - the Eass-'
To-day We catch mp oar papers a1si
Iepk tAFuugh the Gcssiea Gase tor the
Easf, the far Easa. The aees are rOlle1
eoosaAar at or feeG
Ne sso ssanaiag By the ersAhe q
CAina: sA> b aaki1g - for delivesance.
~ hsa rsaaAt tAe vtsieo u Q Esesh-
esa Hrar '-thot Walks Ike . uaa.- a0d
ahe b sakiag ARerira 10 ave -.
II NeEinDpy can naiatsia '1As S0sa
t)ose,s and th0s pr~veDe til aAaneOr
h.Haas q CAlna. - yin secUre -
CAsassianlsatioa e CAAna N hak Q -
tuy, furnisA . uarhes f~r oss oves-
yssasrtioa. sd nahe Ao<rsrs th<
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
FACTS AGAINST BRVA

The Founders Of the Republic We're
Anti ENpa n>ionists." W. J. Bryan.
Washington urged the acquisition Of
Canada.
Hamilton's views-"We ought to look
to the possession Of Florida and Lou
ieiapa.
Jefferson declared for extensive en-
pirr and self government. and acquisi-
tion of Cuba.
jackson said: Never c,-is any LaDd
or boundary Of the Republic but a.
ways add TO 1t. thus extending FREE
dom"
buchanan said: Expansion Is the fu-
tur. policy "f our country and only
towards fear and opp,.>e it
Douglas views: As fast as our In
terr>ts and destiny require additional
territory. I am for it..
Rrnjamin Franklin advocated the ac-
QUESTION Of Canada.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
LODGE on WOLcOTT.
4 Fine Tribute From an Eastern Col
league

\ Fine Tribute From an Eastern Col
league.
Nj Chairman. Ladies and Gentle
which I know you all f'rl that Senator
WoIrOtt h unable to bc with U~ TO-
night I have heard him >rSrak many
times. and Il is always renewed
plea sure tn me to hear him make
speech % any ocrnsion. Hut. much as
We rrgr~t his absence here tonight.
lc; me- say TO You that his absence
from the Senate Of the United Stat~
would n. much more deeply regretted.
He would Gr great ln-> /" the Re-
p,.hliran party-m would tr great
loss to the Senate Of the United States.
If he should not ir returned II would
deprive the Senate Of its most brilliant
orator. He " one of the leaders "f the
senate. ami let me say to YOU that
man cannot enter the Senate N the
United StAteN and become a leader in
that body at on,S. II takes some years
Of service and experience. When
state has . senator. eloquent and able.
and devoted not only to the Interests
Of the state hut to the interests Of the
country. he ought to t~' returned. not
merely in the interests Of the state. hut
of the country Va we'll The country. I
know. At Washington. il very proud of
Senator wolcotL I am sure that Colo
rado n too. and that she will not de
prive ~ Of bis services In the coming
yearA-Scnator LosiGe's sprsCh In Den
yer.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
BRYAN At HIS WORST.
An Awkward Dilemma for the Shut
fling Candidate.

HluX tdUuludtc
1t ia not plea SAINT to ind . candidate
for president Of the United States talk
ing as foolishly or dishonesty AZ MIR.
Bryan talked at Monett. Missouri:
The Republicans are now boasting
that we have reached a point where We
can loan money to people in other
countries. want to ask you whether
you regard that as an evidence OF pros
perity. Why would any man send his
money to Europe for investment II he
could find a place in this country to
invest it: Money sent abroad for in
vestment must be sent for one Of two
reasons. either because the man who
sends the money over there thinks
more of the people over there than he
does Of the people here and does 1t for
love and devotion or because II 10
matter Of business: that Is. because he
can invest it to better advantage In =
European country than he can in this
country"
Mr. Bryan either knows or does not
know that the country has acrumuIat-
ell SO much money under that nnancial
system which he Is trying to break
down that 1t has money to lend at
low rate Of interest to the rest Of the
world. lie either knows or does NOT
know that low rate Hf interest," -
good for the county in general. espe-
cially for that debtor class for which
he shows 80 much concern. He either
knows or does not know that a country
which Is able to lend must be- prosper.
GUS He either knows or he does not
know that the big slice Of the German
loan taken by a life insurance company
represents in larys measure !Rs X
i,,.v Of -
stances
II he does not know these things he
is too hig a fool t" hc president. II he
docs. and vet talks as h" talked at
Monet. he is too dishonest to be presi-
dent.-New York Sun.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
DEMOCRATS GIVE UP ILLINOIS.

Mr. BRYAN Canoes Al Engagements
Mad. to Speak i'll That State.
Chicago Sept. .l.-The Democrats
seem t" have ahaEd"n-,l all h"!" Of
carrying Illinois. They have cancelled
all dates for William j. Bryan III this
state. and the Nebraska candidate Will
not IL. heard here unless pres NJ plans
should i. changed. Some tiHr ago III"
Democratic state l.a,!.'rS received Il
promise. that Mr.. Bryan would spend
Two DAYS. bctni..r Sth and .i1h. i'll I'LL
noi>. The stat" '."uImitt'-' lr'.t''i,'d TO
arrange an Itinerary for him for those
Nv" days To-day Chairman Watson
"f the D-m,-'raIic state "uIuniitr" was
:!>tniIi>h, I'y receiving from ialrinan
Ne, '"uvilI. "f the Democratic National
Rur-nu "f Speakers word that Mr..
Hr,an's dates i'll Illinois must be can
,.llrL Later Mr.. Watson received
Telegram fl"m Mr. Bryan himself, per-
rmpr"riiy ,-allin: IF his "nEaC"ments
with the Illinois state committee Tor
OctOf.r Sth and :rh. The reason for
Mr.. Hryan'~ seeming abandonment or
Illinois apIpars to br the belief On the
llirt Of the Democratic leaders that
they can carry New York. and they
want Mr. Bryan to devote as much Of
his time as possible 10 that state since
senator Jones return from the East
the Democrats have been loud in their
claims is TO New York.
The Democratic leaders now believe
that Croker is really in earnest as to
Brynn's election. They want Bryan TO
give all possible time TO New York. and
to this end they are willing that ne
should cease chasing imprObabilities.
II not impossiblities. in states like H.
linois, Wisconsin. Iowa and Michigan.
Toward the close of the campaign
Bryan may b. sent into some Of the
close congressional districts in Illinois,
hut for the present the Democrats in
this state can expect no help from him.
The state leaders are greatly disap-
pointed over Mr.. Rryan's withdrawal
Of his promise to speak here October
Sth and 9th. They had expected great
results from his trip. They will have
Bourke Cochran. Webster Davis. Till
man. Towne and other spellbinders,
but their chief reliance was Bryan.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
Ste~easos's CosfSSeaee.

Stevenson. accVr,linX to a Ismocrae.
ic paper. is confident that Bryan VIII
carry Iirinoi~. stevenson was csaa
dent in 1854 that his fellow kniGht8 Il
the Golden Cirrle would carry llhDgaaL
hNt the els-ction returns showed that
he WAS mistaken. He is prrpar rtog .
surprt>s party for himself and ~
,isper this year, u he has any lninSes
10 eoiRg to rUll ny its electoral vSeo ~
Mckinley in lss.o. as II did In ls4s4
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
ReOR0SW.

Remeu,l<r IG. During the caDVahN
Of =: you thought you were toe baU
to take N active insere>t 10 post1teA
Re0r0lses the rvsults:
CSo0eevnattoo.
IISea Of ro0Gsiease.
Empty P'ckettssnka
vrtDsa tsrid lawA
ERerSency lussd IsaUea
IA0r~ In bsssin~A
Asaaanmreta.
40 employ IO~at
sastva. o. rgg
ls0 ~ make IT, aasss aissoAe -
Nsrtoa. ArGaasaa. HesoA
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05

greatest and richest nation known to
history.
lie will Then be known a. III" prophet
of this rvrntfui age. and take his place
in the hearts. Of Il grateful people in
the sam" :r"u r with Abraham Lincoln.
CHARLES II. FOWLER, ID. u.
Buffalo New York
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05
sseaP FOR DEMOCRACY.

Secretary Walsh Of thu prm"rratir
NATIONAL csnmiftee dcrlar.s that the
victory u Croker IN New York ansi the
errat coal strike win lsncnt the Rryan
ticket. u b . humiliating fact that
one of ar ssrat political parties hooks
lDstiHctively to calamity as an any IN
WtUai1l ea0Pai9Ua. This has hern It's
Aahat % Daa9 that Il fe~ls thru Of
satisskeeDsa when auythinR In the na-
turr Nf calamity assaeA Why the Drm-
SesatD soo1o6 expect this strife TO
he0eot theoR tSrket b pct clear. hat the
theusy 0e0a b. he that distress makes
neWscsatSc vvsess, - matter What ~
rsWR ~ - u b diMcult N uDlsr>
sesnA ~ poFty uaaaa9ers co thlAk
af the Q1eoPf II politicai aAyanfaos
u evaote9e6 WITH sarA Q calaaisy -
. strsae - Q neat army Of 0eo who
sse WaAek - hear tn harvsea cf max
NJ ~ ~ ~ J0sesce witAeat krfng-
~ AtesU0 - thsf familles: Il sre9s
dASuooaA 9oneRs0aa.
The Delta independent., 1900-10-05

0oe 80 seMa q ~ camVaieA has
tesa - oeo1 0yao - Ne Ntlsp Ter Ata
eeGeA eagAge sAoo - ~ Kanaoo Clty