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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-My entire stock of groceries.
dry goods, crockery. horse, wagon and
harness at a big bargain; invoices 500;
office
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A B1RGATN-Fourteen acres, lot 4s. 0be-
dience Smith survey, adjoining Fair
Grounds addition, $500 an acre; cash; no
agents. 500 Fuller street.
TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE SUP.
plies, Houston Electrical Supply Co.
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STOLEN from my cottage on ten-acre
farm, four pairs blinds, next IL. 6. TUT
Avs butcher; will pay $40 reward for
conviction or Information of same. John
II lang. II
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ms, pistols and sewing machines re-
Wired; fine gun stocking, etc, at the
Houston Hardware Co, 313 Travis
street, opposite the market, by first
'lsss gun and locksmth; new phone 302;
'ai sfaction guaranteed. 11-5
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NIED-Tor cash one or two eecond-
hand boilers; guaranteed to register 10
horsepower. Il. c. Ahernethy, Harris
burg, or 405 Bin7 building.
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lENICUKE-St Strengthens manhood; 81 bot
.tte at Lewyn's 3
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WANT TO BUY-Cheap surrey or car
r,age; state whore to be seen. $40 Milan
street. Il
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AGENTS WANTED.

Home Cooperative Company will fur
nish you the money to pay of your mort
gage or buy home and give you 10
the rate of $5.35 per month without In
terest? In case Of death clear deed will
be given; strictest investigation courted-
Mrs. A. Il. Fisher, division manager, Ma
son block, room 335 corner OF Main and
Rusk, Houston, Texas. Agents wanted
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TYPEWRITERS.

sVTSTBTE TOUGH typewrltine on thu
BlIek No. S, $3a; No. 4. $50; 5000 test
monials ana catalogue free. W. T. Rus
sell. general agent, Dallas. Texas,
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FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Will farm
on headwaters of Dickinson bayou, near
Alvin, including 40-acre orchard in cu.
tvation planted 10 figs peaches, pears
roads. south and east; 90 acres with two.
story residence; planted to cape iessa
mines, figs, plums and pears; living
Mater ana large OAK shade trees some
Of incumbranee; contract now let to put
in rice for next season; for vacant lots
or suburban property near Houston. p.
j. Willis. this office. 3
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SUPPLIES-M eyer's, Lcich-
per's and Hesses, always In stock at
Lewyn's drug store, corner Main aud
Preston. 3
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WANTED--A good man In each town Ia
Texas. Big money TO the right person.
Easy work. Address The Retail Credit
aud Collection Association. p. o. Box 4yss
Boulder Colorado. -
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LOST-My black and tan setter dog, Nero.
Liberal reward II returned to ISIS San
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SITUATIoNs-MALE.

WANTED-By colored hoy. job as cook in
private family; can give reference; Will
ing to work at anything. Address 140d
Commerce avenue. q
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STRAYED-A large St. Bernard bitch,
white with brown forehead, brown spot
on left and over hips; liberal reward for
her return 10 Rice or Lawlor Hotel. JAS.
IaWlor.
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WANTED For general house work. cook
ing and washing In small family; Ger
man or bohemian woman preferred. Ad.
dress Box .. Nelasco, Texas IA
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FOR SALE-Flre newspaper and job
office; up-to-date material; good business
town of $500; one of best In Texas. Ad-
dress 1924, this Office. II
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WANTED TO BUY.

BlCHCLE-Must be in good repair aud;
dress Bicycle this office
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
ED S. PHELPS Attorney and Counselor
at Law. SlOl2 Main street Houston. 11-29
HOUSTON ELECTRICAL SUPPLY co.
does all kind of electrical work, oppo-
site Rice hotel
j. K p. GILLASPIE and j. II. Davenport
have contracted a co-partnership to prac-
tice law under the firm name of Gillaspie
a. Davenport and offer their services in
all courts, State and Federal and their
office will be 10l55 Preston avenue, HouS
ton, Texas. lilo
BYERS BYEaS, lawyers, practice In
Federal and Stife courts, 1854 Congress
avenue, Houston, Texas. ITO
WILLIAM A. WILsON-of6ee 20a Kiam
building; headquarters for Houston hoTAps
on monthly payment Of any other plan,
TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
Experienced and bonded detectives for
civil or criminal investigation: bonded
watchmen for day or night service. NJ.
N. Cure. general manager. 305h Main
street n
3. o. COTTON & BROS. Fire Insurancs
Agents. and Adiustern. 49, Main st. tf
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MY 1000 acres rich, dark. sandy loan pral.
RE, Austin county, near Wallis, on Santa
Fe railroad, S12 80 per acre. John Sleep
er. Waco, Texas. 11-6
FIVE-RO0M cottage underground cistern,
1914 Mason street, for sale, $500 cash, bat
ance monthly. Apply Leon r. Smith. at.
torney, over Houston National bank, Main
and Congress II
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WANTED Position as laundry or house
girl by young woman; neat and willing
to work, Apply 1903 Edwards street. l
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WANTED good cook aud helper at
once; servant house In yard 1915 Nc.
! Kee street A
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MADAM NIAOLO win remain in Houston
sNhtil November 4. $40 Fannn, side front
I door.
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Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists,
214 st. Charles Sta New Orleans.
Young, mlddle-aged and old, single ana
Manhood. Ne-HouA Debility, epermatorraea.
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YOUNG lady wishes situation as waitress
or chambermaid in hotel: references if
desired Address $780, this office 1
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10 $500 fo-ar,oss ,,a
dividend company, will contract with
few reliable solicitors on a guaranteed
salary In addition to liberal commissions
and renewals IT you can produce 5000
erences, for full particulars. RosenbauIm
Bros, general agents, Kirby building, Dali
las, Texas. 11-l9
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SITUATION WANTED by a well expert
enced white young girl as general house
work. Call or address 17l0 Clark street 1
WANTED Sewing by fashionable dress
maker; skirts especially. 1904 Congress
avenue.
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WANTED Boy TO milk and handle team;
must be good mixer, NO others need ap.
PLY. Glen nnle Iersey Dairy.
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7 FOR SALE-EstabIlshed hvery and trans
fer business In Central Texas, county
seat; part cash or property, monthly pay
ments or terms to suit; low rent. Ad-
dress Liveryman. this Office. 2
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RELIABLE SETTLED WOMAN can oh
tain good quiet home; light work; three
ln family. Call with references az Aols
Main street 4
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See Jno. H. Jergens. contractor. for high
&grade painting and paper hanging. leave
sorders or phone at James Bute's paint
store. 5
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REAL EsTATE FOR SAFE.

FOR SALE Mntagorda and Jackson county
lands; the j X. Beaumont l33 acres In
Jackson and ] X. Beaumont POI acres
In Matagorda county. H.sM. Trucheart
y Co. Texas land agenls. Galveston.
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WANTED-Fou women, experienced press
ers on gents clothing, to work on the
cooperative plan; profits equal. Address
3I23. this Office.
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EUREKA ELIXIR, the finest female tonic
oa the market; 81 bottle at Lewyn's.
4Ol Main, corner Preston 10
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! COOK WANTED at the Magnolia House,
| 1870 Congress avenue. 4
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MARTYR, HUDSON & FORD.
Sale or exchange 20 acres improved truck
farm finest OF soil, crops growing, well
fenced, good water, threeroom cottage,
outbuildings, close TO railroad station
price $500, on time or Will trade for
Houston property and pay difference.
315 BINZ BUILDING. II
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jnster saves $50 peg cent at royalty plan
at low rate; will bring S21 600 in Texas
annually; to get started viii sell half
Bauve, 1919 Cont, Houston. 1
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INDUSTRIOUS men, women or girls can
make 500 per month working for uss
write today. Kennedy Publishing Co.,
Mexia, Texas. IL
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Mss l.. D0NAHER, correct designer aud
tmaker Of ladies' fashionable garments;
tsrenlng and reception gowns a specially
$50. 81 Butler Flats, phones $40, new
phone 374 ,
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METAL WREATHS, crosses and other de-
signs for All Saints Day. 1Ol4 Prairie
avenue. J. J., Kopf. 3
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DETECTIVE AGENCY Trained detectives
5nrnlshed for civil and criminal investiga-
lfuons; reasonable rates; correspondence
Hsplicited James McCane. box 1870, Hous-
apn Texas.
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M RRIAGE PAPER, best published, six
feen pages. containing hundreds of per
ksonal advertisements of marriageable
people, many rich, mailed securely sealed,
!Ahee. j. w. Gunnels. Toledo. Ohio 5
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED For United States army. able.
bodied unmarried men, between ages of
81 and So; citizens Of United States. o.
good character aud temperate habits, who
can speak, read und write English For
information apply to Recruiting Ohicer,
SIS Congress avenne. nomsIon. roxas.
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) Q m inRi LQsses,
Sexual Decay, Faii-
Ing Memory, Weak
Eyes. Stunted De-
velopment, Lack ot
Energy, Impcyerish-
% Blood, Pimples.
I m p e diments o
Marriage: also Blood
and Skin Disease
syphilis. EruptiOns.
Hair Falling, Bone
Lains, Sore Threat
Ulcers, bweilingss
Effects Of Morcury,
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles, w Q q x
Back, b urniu
Urine. Incontinences
Gonorrheas elect,
Searching rtehE
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE. 200 MAIN
street, controls uine-tenths OF all uusOid
Houston Heights lots Our prices ars
lowest and terms the best to be had.
JOHN A. MILROY, Agent. II
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9O1BLE STRENGTH PILLS Pennyroyal,
inevlng eases of suppress d mehses: sealed
by mail with directions. Dr. White Med
icine Co, F. o. box 9, Houston, Texas.
frE .I6
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FOR SALE Broom corn, about two tons
raised from Missouri seed. Address Il,
N. Rmllnck. Colmmhln. TeNns. q
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FOR RENT-After January /, 1902 build
ing No. 902e04, corner Travis street aud
Franklin avenue. Apply room IL, Fox
building. 4
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WANTED--To rent three rooms to u mar
and wife; reference required. No, lJlS
HutchinS street.
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FOR SALE-Detroit Jewel gas cooking
stove; good as new; cheap. 1903 Lamar.
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WANTED--Settled colored W0mNn 70 COOK
wash and iron and milk one COW. in
small family, ana live on place. Apply
500 Capitol avenue
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WANTED Small white girl TO help with
light homework Mrs j. ). Peterson,
9020 Washington street.
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WANTED--A 6rst-class white barber; must
be sober and attentive to business; want
ed at once at Palace Barber Shop, Vie
tnrR Texas
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500 REWARD viii be paid for return, Of
diamond ring weighing 3i5 karats; lost
"Wednesday on Main street, betweeR
Texas and Prairie avenues, by DR.. Bell,
dentist. 500 Main street, over Goggan'
music store.
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1SIEOPATHY = Drs William Clark,
Blanche Mccormick graduates Amer
tcnn School of Osteopathy." Kirksyille,
No, under founder Dr. A. T. still: con.
initiation free; new phone 339; 321.322
Nilsson block
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ment prompt relief apo cure tcr nle. ny.9
Piles Fistula, Eisgure and huptNre sufe~
~ our new methods Without cperauon-
Send for particulars Address,
pRs. Belts q BELTS a prAHs
ef4 st. Charles eta New odesnss La
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PERSONAL.

LisT OF ANSWERS to want ads remain
ing in The Houston Post ad department
Z Tor week ending October 20, 1901
Z 6674; Wright 522; 1922: 554T; 3SgG. 54i6;
Travel; Traveller 5645: 3s14: Stenogia-
4pher; $3.50; 744; 5543; 3sg3. 3sl7; 1861
LOCAL; 6G6; BAL Profit; 3S91 3S4l; SOL;
RS66l; J5S6; 1851; 3S42; NJ w. 1913; sos
\ 5629; 56o4 3s39 J. b. $50 39O9: 5000
~ 9; 9; Hotel; $685. 5613: C. q. c.;
Isabella Guthrie 1857; 3ss2, 1851; r.
- L.; $3.50 3s51; A. NJ. 1896; A.. sol I;
Ho6I6; Alfred; 2s26; III 1858 $500: Com
Emission; 1903; 5oTS; 1919; 1854. 530G Il.
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WANTED--A frst-class woods foreman 10
take charge of logging outht and To Sc
cure teams tof same; new mlll largest
In Texas, For further particulars, ad.
dress #. A. Love, Supt. Louisiana aud
Texas Lumber Co.. Coltharp, Texas. e
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LOST. FOUND, STOLEN.

LOST-A lady's gray Jacket between
Franklin avenue and Fifth ward. Finder
return to 11l7 Bell avenue and receive
reward
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1901-01-15
BURIED AT MARSHALL, MINI.
funeral of Don r Davidson Held at Wah.
peton and Remains Taken to His Old
Home at Marshall, MINI. ~

The funeral services over the body
OF Don Il. Davidson, who died In
WahpetOn on Wednesday morning,
were held at the Congregational
church in that city on Thursday af-
ternoon. In compliance with the
proclamation OF the mayor, all the
business houses of that city were
closed during the services. In the
evening Masonic services were held
at the Masonic Temple, and at mid
night the remains were taken to
Marshall, Mimi, where deceased had
made his home for some time.
The stockholders of the Citi zens
National bank OF Wahpeton, OF
which MIR. Davidson had been cashier,
held q meeting and passed resolu.
tions expressing regret on account Of
his death, and paying high tribute
to his high standing as man and
efficiency as q prominent officer OF
the bank.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1901-01-15
Ignite FOR FUELg

MOOrhead News: From recent
tests made of the North Dakota
Ignite it seems that this fuel
will soon come into general use
throughout this section of the
country. On Saturday an ex.
pertinent was made with the the
Wilton Ignite in heating the
Guaranty Loan building at
Minneapolis, the Ignite being
substituted for the other coal in
the furnaces and was found to
burn very satisfactorily. Tests
will now be made as to the com
parative cost of heating with
Ignite and other kinds of fuel.
Ignite In large quantities is be-
ing brought into the larger
Minnesota cities and is being
used extensively for heating
purposes in private houses.
When burned in the stoves
manufactured exclusively for
the use of Ignite, the result is
as good as that obtained from
any fuel.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1901-01-15
They Have Struck Coal.

st. Cloud journal Press: William
Thielman received q telegram last
evening from Richmond stating that
the E r,tls Mining colnpany's dia
mond drill had gone down at a depth
OF l80 feet and between the 15O.foot
level and the farthest point had
struck vein Of excellent coal eight
feet In depth. This is the second
vein the company's drill has ex-
DlOred.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1901-01-15

DR., Rea, Founder OF me southern Medical and
Surgical Institute, Louisville, KY, with estab
lsled Offices in the principal cities OF the United
States. Author OF popular Medical Works,
"Guide to Health" Health Journal" "Eervous
Debility. Its Cause and Cure" Originator "Elec-
tro. Medical" Treatments:
.... AUTHORIZED I,Y THE STATE.
Treats all durable medical and surgical dis.
eases, acute ard chronic cltArrh diseases of the
eye, ear, nose, throat, lungs, liver, stomach and
bowels, Dyspepsia, constitutional catarEh sick
headache, rheumatism chronic female diseases
neuralgia scatica, dizziness, nervousness, slow
growth in children aud all Wasting diseases. In
adults. DeEormities club feet. curvature Of the
spine diseases of the brain, diabetes, paralysis.
Brlghts disease. heart disease. appendicitis,
eczema, varicocele and hyd1ocee properly
treated. Dr. Rea's system OF curing cancers,
tumors, goitcr, wens, tistula and piles with the
sub-cutaneous method without pain aud with.
out the loss ola drop OF blood, is ono Of his own
discoveries and is really one OF the most fcien-
ific sure cures Of the 10Th century. Young,
ntddle-aged and old, single or married men and
al who suffer from lost manhood, nervous e.
bility, spernatorrhea. seminal losses, sexual de-
lay. failing m emery, stunted development, lack
Of energy, impoverished blood, pimples. facial
blemishes, impediments to marriage. also blood
and skin diseases, syphilis, eruptions. hair fall
\ Ing bone pains, swelling sore throat. ulcers, ei-
ects Of mercury. kidney and bladder troubles.
weak back. burning urine passing urine to Of
ten. gonorrhoea gleet and structure receive
searching treatment, prompt relief and cure
for life. There are no experiments in Dr.. Rea's
practice. Able as he is to tell any one their dis
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1901-01-15
A Notice From Constituents.

Royalton Banner: Senator Buck
man has received considerable at.
tention the past ten days from the
bright young men who furnish the
Twin City papers with political news.
One day he is for Clapp, the next fo1
Tawney, the next non-committal. 1t
is presumed the senator knows at
least as much about his position as
the aforesaid b. Y. m. When it comes
tosa vote we believe Buchanan will be
on the right side-will be for the
winner-for Moses f. Clapp.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1901-01-15

st. Cloud: B. B. Mason, ex-man.
ager Of the Northwestern Telephone
Exchange company in this city, left
yesterday afternoon for Minneapolis
to consult with the head officials OF
the company. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Mason is to be 81 zen q promotion
and that he will in some way be con.
nected with the mechanical depart.
ment.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1901-01-15
COUNTY BOARD ADJOURNED.
The New County Board Have Completed
the First Sessions Business q
and adjourned.

The board met pursuant to ad'
journment Friday morning. All
members present.
The bond of Court Commissioners
Collins was approved.
The county attorneys salary was
fixed at 81, 200 for The ensuing year.
The salary of the county superin.
dent OF schools was fixed at $3.50
for the ensuing year.
A resolution was passed apprO.
printing $500 from the county
revenue fund for the wolf bounty
fund. ..H
The board appropriated 800 from
the county revenue fund to be used
in the fire and forest fund.
Judge of Probate Richardson
asked the board to allow his clerk
Miss Henenlottersome compensation
for answering the telephone, and 1t
was decided to allow her 800 per
year. and the auditor. instructed to
draw his warrant for same.
1t was resolved by the board to
maintain the bridge across the
Mississippi between Royalton and
Two Rivers, and the county to pay
for all repairs on said bridge.
J.J. Gross was appointed pur-
chasing agent for the ensuing year.
The board decided to have the
births and deaths copied into new
books recently purchased for that
purpose, and the clerk of court was
instructed to copy same at one cent
npr Dissertation. ....
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1901-01-15

Wadena Tribune: Mrs. F. B. Coon
received q letter the first of the week
from Mrs. W.. H. Ryan, Of Little
Falls, in which she said they were
about to move to Wahpeton and
had given up their intention of MAX
ing their home in Wadena.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1901-01-15
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