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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-29
later Election Returns.

PULASKI.
Superintendent Nowak, chair
man; August Smuda, s. Rock.
Clerk-John Skochenske.
Treasurer-Kasmir Peska.
Assessor-Frank Brisk.
Justice-Frank Pilarski.
2onstables-S. Kam-neki and John
FAX.
Votes cast, II.
A number of Maccabees from the local
tent will visit the Royalton tent to-
morrow evening. A class of thirty will
be Initiated.
Nalbert Bardeau has bought the Rich
ard BROS. farm in Ripley, for $4,000.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-29

Mr.. Chas. A. Lindbergh of this city
and Miss Evangelin Lodge Land, of
Detroit, Mich, were married at De-
troit Wednesday evening. They will
take Wedding trip to California.
Miss Land was formerly teacher in
the city schools here, and is a lady
Of many accomplishments. Mr..
Lindbergh is one of the best known
attorneys in the northern part of
the state, and a prominent citizen.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-29

Carrie Nation is talked
of for vice-president on the
same ticket with Roosevelt.
It is suggested that it would
be a strenuous combination.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-29

WHO? s s:s .s ss: NJ" T;t,s s'' S;s:
of course.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-29

The Boxers of China are a power.
full and mysterious society. To be
marked as its enemy means to be pur.
Sued relent]essly and finally punished.
The pursuit does not end there, but
Is often extended to other members
of the family and does not cease until
all have been exterminated.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-29

Shoes that fit and wear at Viktor
Bros. + Y - = Z; !, ~ 3. j; Wit. ,&.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-29

Suits cleaned and pressed. so cents
to 81. Sutton, dyer, over s. e IA Id
office .s.. s s: .$5.. 81. q.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-29
The Yellow Man
By CARLTON DAVE

Is a story that illustrates the mys-
ferrous and terrible methods of these
revengeful people. ~ It is intensely
fascinating: We have purchased It
aud it will be ~.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-29

--latest styles Of Photos at Nelson's.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-03-29

Good morning. Have sou been .vaccii-
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Want9 s.ider Cason Elete4raed,

The Democrat News. of Warren, ii a recent issue contains complimen- tary mention of Rev J. R. Gason who for the last two years has been preaid- ing elder Of the Monticello district
 His duties in that district are now oyer and the Democrat-News voices the. sentiment of the people of that vicinity in desiring his return. Rev Cascn formely labored in this city. and was admired for the zeal he dis played in his work on all occasions
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NAVY NAV INC7F, e '.
(coatil1uecI from Page 1.)

war vessels. The department thera- fore recommands
 Thrce first class battlesIips; two 8rs5 class aemored cruisers; three eanboats. eaail Of about 1.090 tons t..ial disa!aeoment; three sunboats, eaeh If .3ea 900 tons trial lisplaca- maat, for insalar @eryiee: three picket boats. each oi about Gao tons trial disp}acemerf th1eo steel sailing naming ah.Hs each of about 2,6da toas trial disnacament one collier of about l5.0e.4 tons trial displacement; fata tu@ boats
 Thc department will submit to con @neaa in December next as directed by the last naval appropriation bill, a general description of two seagoing battIesbiAs and two armored cruisers. according to which thc battleshiDs and cruisers above recommended should he built if appropriation is made therefor.
 The secretary calls attention to the pressing need of national naval re- serve force and recommends moai fcation of tic laws relating to the per @onnel
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Rob {. Bells F1ifaieeii ei-sii :. i

Tho remains of the lste Robert D. Bell were inferred in Bellwood cem- etery Saturday morning. The funeral vas conducted from Trinity Episcopal church by Rev N. D. BaeEHer. Tn pail bearers weaa aIassrs l. L Follitt. r X. Bralcy. | E Truloc2l Currga N:ehal. Portez Grace cheste5, Taylor. ell Triplett, .Ir laah " Tayi9e. inc Bluff hos never had 5adder death than tat Of this 9famisiis.4 Houas mar There were many floral tribe' <. which attcsted tho high regard in ~hien he was he}a.
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And She Likes it.

Probably the worst fault of the av- craze woman is the ease Nith Whicn a man can stand LID and lie to her Chicago News.
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 Commissioner in Chancsry.
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Lfl.}le children sa1herinS hrahJ pebbles along the shore, Ne eolIee- dollars for others to throw away.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17
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Entertained Thursday Evening [
 R'r. Carl Eosa.
&9lnti.

II Can EGss was the East for thg meetm@ ef inc NN. club last Thusda5. a1ao;rg and .aa gentlemen compos ia4 th;.. o1ua eeEer were moro pleas zuie ae a tIfaa upon this oe ea. ia4 me custom of the onp ftha question: cssed tath laa af3 aelazaa of th Ike .zlis
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that the Mutual 'lpany has purchas. the North German 'Olnpany's stock is E an alarming raid ner'hant marine by
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17

hon in the New ! menagerie swal-
 our feet in length fly pounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17

eS transport Han. 'i the coast of
 'nlfd American 9l'n a mishap ia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17

a yetefanoft tho
 in Indiana who q pension oi !50 a lllated a fortune uf ! ! revert to the the .g0y aath,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17

tins of the storm
 coast now nunlbors
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17
' NEWS.

a veteran Of tho
 in Indiana who Ia pension oi !59 a lllated a forum pt ! ! revert to the the gov Path, tins of the storn, coast nov nHnbors 'ites to her husband
 herself and Miss Jed at saloniea. i Buffalo Exposition 't,ll4. assuming that
 can be collected.
 P's name is suJg gcst-
 FeSidential candidate
 Democratic national
  |sys he would like to experiment. for one |Fnment formed en- men, and instances lon. Fhon in the New ! menagerie swal, |Opr feet in length ply pounds. l that the Mutual i eepany has purchas- I the North German eonpany's stock is
 s an alarming raid ] merchant ma. inc by Ees }. transport Han. Pa' the coast of 1 third American ! With a nishap ia g...'. is found ia tho Fains telle7 and a E 'f . Brooklyn. N. m0 will si Of go5 for E territory have R.a committee SC Fops,e ey tha recent l @'soos9e. T.
 d,tai that the j'asF as !, on whisky.
 ne Ds,s shipped to the
 ,ssl sala' bending the
 aw, damage to the
 'upany's Kansas
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|ays he would like to
 experiment. for one F|ament formed en-
 men, and instances
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'ltes to her husbani
 herself and Miss lted at saloni@.
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l Buffalo Exposition t,ll4. assuming that
 can be collected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17

Nlii l1z57} .5 2; NAl tff CfaL
 D | 1 t=; z I7# f t i T territory fa,o q Committee eo pose by tla reoan+ :, l '''seoeee, T.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17

! 5 name is suggest 'eSldential candidate l1emocratic national
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ne manufacture o1 this
 - Underwear os13y t1e na1ur= a! gray is used. All garments being made double oyer tl1e chest and abdomen, they af- l ford protection at all times and thus assist the general health The best proof of the truth underlying the above claims is the continued suc= ] cess of tl1e Dr. Jaeger Under= l wear after "A years of public trial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-17

| IS found in tho
 I aA@ tellea and !, VI . Brooklyn. F.
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Daily camera., 1901-07-02
BREAKS INTO POLITICS.

The Longmon, Call IS getting restivc
Apparently things are quiet over in the
north end OF Boulder county. for the Call
has broken into politics already. 1t says
there will be no fusion and theI pro
ceeds TO Sc, the Pops. DsmI and Silver
Reps by the ears. II tells Of Republ..
cans hungry for Office but apparently
la;ks the names OF those willing patriots
for i, gives none TO waiting world.
Boulder statesmen are resting on their
oars. Nary peep from any Of them.
The chances are said to favor the same
state Of inocuous desue,ude over on the
ST. Vrain, the Call to the contrary no,
wiihs,anding. Meantime the public are
listlezs. The voters appear to be
tolerAbly satisfied with conditions a, the
court house. bu, they may break ou, at
any ,ime. II is hoped the Call will keep
the public advised OF wha. i. thinks II
has discovered.
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
is AN|u
Hundreds Die
DIE BY HUNDREDS.
Intense Heat on Atlantic Border Kills
Evary Hour

Intense Heat on Atlantic Border Kills
Every Hour.
New York, July 7-There is no relief
from the severity Of the heat. All night
long citizens suffered from the sultry
heat and the thermometer was % at $50
this morning. At 10 o'clock eight deaths
and twenty pro,tration7 had been re-
ported by the police. The officers are
worn out with their extra duties.
AtII o'clock the police reported fifty.
two adult deaths from the fierce heat
since sunrise this morning. The mum
Der OF prostrations can not be counted
People su:cumb by the scores every
hour.
At Philadelphia at noon tae thermom
eter recorded Io5. There had been six
teen deaths since sunrise and over 100
prostrations. The mortality is partlcu
larly heavy among children. Many
places OF business have been closed.
All New England IS suffering from the
same terrible heat wave and interior New
York and Pennsylvania, except Buffalo.
Western cities, such as Chicago and
St. Paul. are enjoying normal weather,
There were sixteen deaths in Piusburg
yesterday. and there is every sign tha,
the number will be duplicated today.
Pittsburg. July 2-The terrific heat
wave continues. There were fifty two
prostrations in the mills at noon. All
work has suspended.
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
SUMMER SCHOOL.

The Chautauqua summer school com
mences Monday July 8, Prof. Ira M. De-
Long, principal. Following is the list of
instructors:
Psychology and Pedagogy-Presi
dent / X Snyder, State Normal school
of Colorado, Greeley.
Ethics. Economics and Sociology-Dr.
William Caldwell. Northwestern univer
sity. Evanston, Ill.
Geology, Botany, Zoology and Miner
alogy-Outdoor Nature Lectures-Prof
George L. Cannon, Denver.
Art Lecturer-Mrs J. B. Sherwood,
Chicago. III.
Bible Lectures-Dr. ]. T. Mcfarland,
Topeka, Kan.
Domestic Science-Prof. Theodosia G..
Ammons, Colorado State Agricultural
college. Fort Collins.
School Of Mathema,ics-Prof. Ira M.
DeLong and DR.. Arnold Emch, Univer
sity of Colorado.
Lectures in English Literature-Miss
Clara Mcdonald. Colorado Springs.
Physical Culture-Prot l. w. Lari
more, instructor in physical develop
men, Denver Y. NJ. c. A.
Woman's Department-Mrs Noble L.
Prentiss. Kansas City, Mo.
Girls Club-Miss Vina S. Knowles,
Boulder. Colo.
School of Dramatic Expression -
Bertha Kunz Baker Of New York and
Miss Katharine J. Everts Of Boston.
Drawing in Public Schools-Miss Ma.
tida Vanderpoel. Chicago Art institute.
China Pa,n:inn-Mrs Laura Wood,
Boulder.
Advanced History, Rhetoric and Eng.
lish Grammlr-Miss Grace H. Sharp,
Clebu me, Texas.
Primary Work-Miss Eleanor M.
Winn, Dallas Texas.
Kinderg garten-Miss Caroline M. Pea.
body. Denver.
Mu,ical Kinderssr;en-Mrs E. E.
Querreau. Denver.
w. c. r. U. Work-Mrs a. A. Haw.
ley president Colorado w. c. 7. U.
Industrial Ai,-Miss Leo,a Woy.
Denver.
Shor, Hand and Business College
Prof. w. L Mason. San Antonio, Tcxas.
Voice Cul,ure-Prot. Clarence a. Ash.
enden, Boston.
Teacher OF Piano-Pfot. Alex Harris,
Denver.
Conductor Of Banl and Orchestra
Prof. Louis Rischar, Chicago.
Mandolin. Guitar and Banjo-Pro!.
Paul c. GerhlIt. Dallas. Texas.
Special Lines OF Physical Culture
Miss Burkella Pierce. Boulder.
Outdoor Ske,ching and Painting
c. n. Cox, Waco, Texas.
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
PATRIOTIC EXERCISES.

Patriotic servic: a: the Presbyterian
church Wednesday night at s o'clock.
Subject. The Declaration o. Independ.
ence." The following program will be
rendered:
Song Service ami Invocation
Scripture, Matt 5 2-I6
The Training Of the Colonies for In
dependence
Mrs Harrison Clark.
The Origin and Authors Of the Dec.
laration OF independence"
Mrs Judge Robinson.
Reading OF Declaration
A. C. Var Deren.
The Star Spangled Banner"
Lucille and Marie Bernard.
Prayer Of Thanksgiving for National
independence
The Scriplural Principles Underlying
and Embodied in the Declaration
Judge Campbell.
How the Declaration Was Received
by the People and the World"
Miss May Mills.
"America"
"The Events of the Revolution Which
Made the Declaration Operative"
Clair Fowler.
Solo-"Red White and Blue"
Mrs Edward Wolcott.
"rhe Declaration Completed in the
Emancipation Proclamation and the
| I5h,Ii h and Ugh Amendments"
A A. Reed.
Prayer for the World Wide and Per.
manent Benefits of Liberty
"Onward Christian Soldiers
B.nediction
| Guaranteed cure for Hay Fever. Bur
| pess the dfNppisf Inn Pearl St o6
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
HORRIBLE BRUTALITY.

4 World Article Tells of Atrocities
Committed In China.
New York, July 2-The World pub
fishes a terrible story OF the bIu,ali,ies
Of the boxers toward families OF mission,
aries and Christian converts in China
today. |, is mos, horr,fying and seems
to be well authenticated. It's cores
ponden, praises the Japan S. troops
highly and cri.icIcs American troops
Tor their ,lovenliness although be admits
they were good fighters.
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
FINE BAND CONCERT.

Prot. Rschar and his Chau.auqua
orchestra and brass band will arrive
from Chicago tonight. Tomorrow nigh,
they will lavor the citizens Of Boulder
with a band concer, a. the stand in cour'
house square. Eight teachers arrived
from Texas today and six other ladies
whose names have no. been registered
bat who are quartered on the grounds.
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
SUES FOR MMlSSl0N.

]. Wells Smith is plaintiff in an action
in the district cour, and Henry A. Franz
bauch defendant. Mr. Smith claims a
com mission for selling the Boulder
County mine a, Cardinal. S. A. Gifiin is
his attorney and Caesar A. Roberts is at.
,orney for defendant.
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
KILLED BY EXPLOSION.

Butte, Mont, July Fire at the PAIL
man lodging house today was caused by
an explosion OF gasoline stove. Three
men were killed and three fatally
injured. Australian Billy" the pugils,,
was among the latter.
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
Soldiers
XII H|e Women
FIENDS INCARNATe.
Revolving Brut ,iity of Belgian Ohicers In
tho Congo Ststs.

? London, July 2-The Antwerp Z
! Express brings story OF terrible !
! depravi,y. 1t says that two Bel. Z
! gian officers commanding troops !
= in South Africa entered a town 4
! while drunk. They demanded Of !
, the Corgo chief that he bring all !
, his young women before them !
. and make them dance. On his !
) refusal they killed him and then !
massacrsd all the women. :
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
An EXl0 Session
Is QuI|e Likely
ORMAN is ACTIVE.
Tho Governor ConsidcrlnG Method Fo'
Investigating DIR. Uhipiey.

nc OoSoFnOr SOusluorinE Methou Fo
InvestigatiDg DIR. Jhipiey.
Denver. July 2--Governor Or.
} min is considering two pro2osi
tions touching the Chipley scandal.
One IS to call the legislature into
! extra session for Impeachment
purposes and The other to have the
five district judges OF Arapahoe
county agree to grand jury TO
! investigate. Senator Patterson
! was closeted with the governor
; today and Senator Teller has
been sent for.
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
HEAT PUTS STOP
TO THE REGATTA
HEAT STOPS REGATTA.

Poughkeepsie. n. Y, July 2-Ihe in
tercollegia,e regatta has been postponed
until evening because Of the intense
heat. Ten persons were pro,,ia,ed in
the cyovd
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
THE STRIKE is OFF.

Reading. July ,-The railroad and its
men have agreed and 1000 strikers will
return u work after the no, spell
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
NIAGARA BANK FAILS.

Buffalo. n Y. July 2-The Niagara
bank. a strong state institution, suspend
ed this morning.
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
HUNTINGTON DOOMED.

n the Midst of Water Famine Serious
Fire Freaks Ont.
; Huntington, w. Var July "A /
I wafer famine prevails here. a I
hotel is on FIRE this afternoon and
by reason OF the lack OF water the !
! entire city may be burned down. ;
Daily camera., 1901-07-02

The Misses Everts took possession OF
their charming lille cottage on the
Chau,auqua grounds yesterday. All
who contemplate entering upon the de.
lgh,ful course in expression to be con
Quoted by Mrs Bertha Kunr Baker and
the Misses EveIts, may get full iniorma.
tion and make arrangements for either
class or private lessons by applying a,
cottage No. 10 from July 81 10 9Th. The
earlier the better. School opens en- the
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
OPERATION ON Mr. WOLFF

DR.. n. w. Allen went out 10 Rattle
snake ranch this afternoon to perform
an operation upon diseased leg OF Hon
Joseph Wolf, who has been long suf
ferer from the s,oppage Of running
sore.
Daily camera., 1901-07-02

Was never prettier than now. Tansey
dining room and lunch counter are ready
Tor pic mic parties.
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
GRIFFITH BRINGS SUIT.

Denver Times Defendant to s25 900
Damsgs Case.
Denver, July Nv. n. Griffith filed
his complaint for libel against the Den.
yer Times and Earl B. Coe this morning.
He demands $4,000 for defamation Of
character growing out Of charges in
connection with the Chipley scandal.
Mr. Griffith is member of the FIRE and
police board and was charged with en-
gineering the deal and corruptly using
and influencing Chpley. The Times
called him treasury loo.er."
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
Advertised Letter List.

Following is the lis. OF unclaimed let
tiers for the week ending June 70, 1901
at Boulder, Colo, pos,office.
Daily camera., 1901-07-02

Al DouIucr, AOioI postohSe.
Arney, VIM Latham. Mrs Arthur
Brown, Mary Augusta Lee. w X
Bryant. d w Lipscomb, Mrs NJ T.
Clark. Mrs WR McNu,ty. P w
Coon, r H Mitchell L n
Dalton N Nelson Mr.
Dow, NJ Nilsson J
Drake, &c Onrk. Miss Katie
Ellen. John Ralya. Georgia
Ellis, Harry Ray. Alsemon
Golf. sc Remley. Mrs NJ P
Graves. Oscar Richardson, N M
Gregory. Chas E Rogers. Miss Josie
Hlskins, Gay N Rupkc, Adolf
Hopkins, James Sherman Mrs VIM
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs Stock. Mrs Thos
Jones. EB Terwilligcr. c
Jorgenson, Mrs G Kt2l Te,er, Wesley
King, Elmer Yates, F
King, Gaylen, Zolten. Raiper
If no, called Tor in two weeks they will
be sent to the dead letter Office.
J.. L. MooRHEAD p. NJ.
SPECIAL ATH OF JULY BARGAINS
Bes, oil cloth. l5c per yard.
Choice OF 75c to 81 IS chid's dresse.
for a3c.
IL muslin &C.
Summer lawns Sc.
All summer goods cut from 1ox TO oo5
2ss cut on shirt waists.
33hs cut on muslin underwear.
2Ss cut on kid gloves.
soc Balbriggan underwear 3Sc.
Sale on pants and hats cut from 2os tt
40. on the dollar at
27,i T. J. PATE & Sons Busy Store.
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
KRUGER WON'T COME.

The Hague. July 2-Heu Vessels
the Boer delegate. said today President
Kruger has abandoned his trip TO the
United States.
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
NJ. SARDOU SICK.

Paris, July 2-Victoren Sardou. the
drama,is,, is seriously i'll.
Daily camera., 1901-07-02

Three punches OF FIRE crackers for tel
cents at Noah's Ark, rs 7
Daily camera., 1901-07-02
MONT ALTO

Gold Medal contest tonight. Meih'
dist church. Eight o'clock.
Daily camera., 1901-07-02

BOYS WILL CELE8RATE-an1
they will find one Of the very best lines
of fire crackers. torpedoes. Roman can
dies, rockets, etc, at A. F. Miller's con-
fecuonery and cigar store. Andrews
beck.
Daily camera., 1901-07-02

Guaranteed cure for Hay Fever. Bur-
CESS, the druggist. 1920 Pearl St. 26 Ct
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-14

Illion Thurston was drowned recent.
~ IN the st. Joe river, just above the
Chatcolet bridge. about seven miles
from Harrison, Ida. His body was
brought to Harrison in q rowboat
One hundred anu thirteen documents
were filed for record with the county
recorder at Wallace last week, making
a total for the year to date Of 2s15. as
compared with 1881 for the same
period last year.
The people Of Salmon City are now
Tor the f1rst time burning coal. This
Is from the Pollard mine, but a short
distance from the city. The fuel sells
for IS per ton and is said to be salts
factory for all purposes.
While out hunting for duck near
Medimont, Idaho, Otis Wolf accident
ally shot his brother in law, Ed Yarber
IN the flesh part of the thigh. inflict-
ing wound which will necessitate am
putation. The whole charge, includ-
ing wads, remained in the leg.