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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-28
Motley.

June 24-An attempt will he made to
get mail route from this place to Pine
River, by way of Bungo. 1t would &C
commodate many settlers.
Henry Morrison went to Buffalo with
the Minneapolis Journal excursion:
The sbafer & Harrison sawmill hae
been sold to Ed, Sypes, who put it up
north OF town and will have it running
this week.
A.. E. Miller is going to start a black
smith shop in Brainerd.
Operator Malloy returned from Glen
wood Thursday.
Alfred Wilson will put up a very fine
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Clark have gone
to Dakota. Robert Gregory rented the
Clark house.
Several of our people attend the NJ. E..
tent meeting which commenced at Pill
ager yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Scharlinger of Glencoe is
visiting her brother, q. Harrison.
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NORTH PRAIRIE.

June 26-John Waltman died June
21st, aged Is years. He leaves wife,
one son, and three daughters, to mourn
bis loss. The funeral took place the
morning Of the 25th inst. from Holy
Cross church, Rev. A. j. Gospodar Off
ciating.
Miss Helen Wochner is back from St.
Benedict's academy. st. Joseph.
J. Chas. Burgraff took a carload OF live.
stock to st. Paul Tuesday.
Jas. Jansky came home last week.
The equalization board met at the
town clerks office Monday.
John barton OF Little Falls was here
Sunday.
Mr.. McNeal, the creamery man, was
here Sunday.
The people of the Elmdale Catholic
church marched here last Wednesday to
celebrate the jubilee. The Royalton con-
gregation were here today for the same
purpose.
R.,K. Carnes was at Little Rock lake
last week on a fishing trip.
Mrs. Carnes Of st. Paul is visiting her
son.
Jos. Wiener was at buchanan Sunday.
Vince Pelowski OF Minneapolis is here
this week.
Mrs. John Scbultheis is quite i'll.
Anton KlimeK of Pierz " as here Mon,
day.
Valentine Jendro, who has been WORK.
ing in Minneapolis, came home the 18th.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-28
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number If vonro fo,k. hod O n,oos,
ant time at tho snrnr;se nartv o;von
M,sses I,;nn;e and Herma Reat1v satnr.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-28

The Home Market club of
Boston, the Manufacturers
club of Philadelphia, and sim
liar organizations, are highly
resolving, etc., that the tariff
must not be disturbed. And
they don't believe in recip-
rocity, either. There are in
dications that a strong ele-
ment in the republican party
favors revision, but the men
who furnish campaign funds
do not. 1t is easy to predict
who will win.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-28

TheD eclarationof Independ-
ence is a lie on the face of it,
and the men who formulated
it lied and knew; that they lied
in it's formation.-St. Louis
Globe-Democrat,
The above is a clipping
from the foremost republican
organ westofthe Mississippi.
From this it, appears that the
patriots of the Revolution
were liars, and dishonest.
That's queer stuff to appear
in any American paper. Dbl
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-28

An independent city ticket
has been nominated in Phila-
delphia, and an attempt will
be made to give the ring a
jolt. The leading republican
and democratic papers areex-
pected to support the reform
ticket. Its success will be a
hopeful sign.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-28

season. The hnndr 81 men ana
horses. so through many new and in
.tricate maneuvers. The .tachments
rom ron the foreign armies IN a superb
military review is 9 most stirring
Ptctui g. The juvenile wild west with
its ponies, burros and Indian, Co.'S
rack and Arab boys together With
some sturdy Youngsters from the
west, is 9 unique feature for the chill
dren. & s. (, +. 55=Ss.S.5s ,is..a.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-28

world; the Indians and COW boys,
and the museum of strange wonders.
the wild buffaloes, are all supremely
good end wonderful. The whole
show is one OF rare merit, and. We
cordially recommend it to the people.
Detroit, Mich, Daily News. Z
Greatly enlarged and equipped
throughout in q splendid manner is
the great Wild West Exhibition this
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-28
FRIDAY, JUNE %.

New Jersey justice is swift
and sure. The Barker muir
der trial was over in a week.
In some states a month would
have been required to select
a jury. But New Jersey just
ice hasn't tackled some trust
methods yet.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-28
The Knights Of II thias will attend
services in q body at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning. 81.

Louis Gravel made complaint that
some lads named Gaboury, Of Ripley.
had torn down Q ot 81 bis fence
One q the boys was fined q and
costs, the other three discharged.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-28
NOTICE OF APPL1CA TIoN FOR LIQUOR
- LICENSE. a... ts~ (
STATE OF MINNEsoTAl: .,.s l.

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- e.. NH :. }ss. + -. -
COUNTY OF MORRISON. :. .5y... s.
Notice is hereby given, That app1ica.
t1ons have been made in writing to the
Commissioners of said County of Morri-
son and filed in my Office. praying. for Ii
cense to sell Intoxicating liquors for the
term commencing on Twenty-arst day
of July 1901, and terminating on Twenty.
first day of July 1902, by the following per:
sons, and at the following places, as stated
in said applications, respectively, tOwit:
%1E" ~ JOSEPH HORTSCH,
In his building located on section four a.,
township thirty-nine (s9), OF range thirty
(30), tOwit: 1s:z t$}-$ ,&f ::. Il ii s@,t;E$s
Beginning thirty-nine rods north from
the southwest corner OF section four, town
thirty-nine. range thirty. Thence east
forty feet, thence south thirty feet, thence
west forty feet. thence north thirty feet to
place of beginning, being in town of Buck
man, Morrison Co., Mimi. %;$5t52H DC 3.
Said applications will be heard and de-
termined by said County Commissioners
of the county of Morrison at the County
Auditors office in Morrison county and
state of Minnesota, on Monday. the FIJI
teenth day Of July, a. ID. 1901, at 10 clock
la M, of that day, &.{
Witness my hand and seal of Morrison
county. this 18th day Of June "a: D. 1901. s.s
&&5tl I u i l=f " 81 III. N. HARDING.
.s* GIN. Auditor Morrison Co... Mimi IS.
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nOlDlNGFORD.

June 25-Peter Hoerter, OF Stacyvil!e,
Iowa, is here visiting relatives.
Arthur BATE returned fir ON st. Paul
last Tuesday.
Our creamery receives on an average
1900 pounds OF milk daily.
Mrs. V. Batz and Mrs. Virginia War
dian returned from Osakis last Tuesday
A crowd gathered at the home of G.
Diedrich Saturday night. Dancing was
the chief amusement. 49,
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fs'svl !! ! BIllll's wa d.

The b { Pawnee Bill Hist rical Wild
West y Grand Mexican Hippod rome
. g Il'1 Exp position IF Trained Animals
gave. two perfo noes yesterday,
and gave entire satisfac tion. Miss
May Lille, the champion rife shot
of the world; Mexican Rose, the
charming senorita, the most daring
and reckless horsewoman il the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-28

]. Anton Sherlock, of Sherlock Bros.
circus. fell dead at Staples Thuraday
last week, just alter finishing lis per-
formance. He was walking toward
the dressing room when he stumbled,
and fell. His brother and Others
of the performers went to his assist
ance and DR.. Knickerbocker was inn
mediately summoned but all efforts
at restoration were fruitlass. as the
young man had died immediately.
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PltRz.

June 27-The Fourth will see double
header celebration here as usual. The
Little German band will celebrate in up
per town. A concert and dance will be
given in the Dahmen & Grell hall. Prof.
Folsom OF Little Falls will play first
violin. The Pierz Union band VIII ccle-
brate in lower town, as stated last week.
There will Re two parades, one at 10 o.
clock a. NJ, and one at II o'clock =. m.
All are invited to participate in both CO.
lebrations. -.
The town OF Buh bought two more
Western wheel ecrapers from Thelan e
Nohner, agents. They now have six
wheelers in use in their town. r, =
A large class OF children will receive
first communion next Sunday. :5s
Rev. Chas. Pfeiher laid the cornerstone
of the Lastrup church Sunday. Mn Bill
stein gave an inspiring address. R{fresh-
2ments served netted $85. @
The supervisors Of Buh will meet next
Monday. zsssgzz s@ AZ 4 5.-s, Il. i
Or. Kirkhoff and Herman FuesRr re-
turned Monday from visit at tleir@ old
home, Melrose. .5:ss$ L: .2*. ts. #.*z
DR.. Kirkhoff plays the futein the Pieesrz
Union orchestra. s N. II 4s s.s5: D.
The Pine boys bought from John Grell
the farm formerly owned BY Mill Krue-
ger, for $3.50. s.: itz ..zs
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! D||A'Rll..llhI6,.

Juce 24-The big storm OF June 18th
DESTROYED 9 lot Of timber. In s, ction 81
there was great destruction,
School closed in District IS. Friday.
Miss sophy Ristvedt. the teacher gave
general satisfaction. One scholar was
neither absent nor tardy during the term
Arthur Regnell Those neither absent
nor tardy duriog the month ending st
Friday were: Linda Olson, Annie Olson,
Arthur Regnell. Fritz Ialieblad,y Emelia
Thelander. Otto Thelander. = 49,.
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JuneI2 3 The lavl ALLOW; iinles 81 rebate
for 80 us ts'3t vide tires was repealed last
February and sequently q good deal
more % road q ork will have to BE done. b
John Super bought q Champion ma.
chine today. 81 n # 81. 53ts & ].
A town line road between Culdrum
and Patker2 was laid out last week. > IS s !
Tom Wotzka and John Perowits viz,
tied the Falls Tuesday. y. .15....
The supervisors met az equalization
board Monday. .:5 3 :. s =:laz IS 5. Il 4
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-28

+ A thankful wife sent the following
recommendation to a patient medi-
cine firm: "Gentleman, before taking
your medicine I was too weak to
spank the baby, but now can lick
my husband. Heaven bless youl''-
Exchange.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-28

A. DeLacy Wood, the we'll known
newspaper man, has been adjudged
insane, and sent to the Fergus Falls
asylum from Benton county. Alco-
holism was the cause. -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-06-28

Rattle and dance at Jos. Vachlar-
owitz's place on the West side to
morrow night. Benefit Sc. Albert,s
church, All invited 8
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giving an air Of home and cheerfuness
10 the scene
Major Richard W. Young and MIR.
Hyrum $. Woolcy we're yesterday
calling upon their many friends in New
York. The major looks well and
hearty AS he viii only be here few
days his relatives are doing their ut,
most TO make his stay pleasant one.
HIS trip east Is In the interests Of the
patents OF his clients, the Woolley
Smoke Consumer company.
The Latter-day Saints Relief Society
held It's meeting nc the home OF Mrs
Lame our acting president, sunday
evening II was well attended, all
members being present, ana many wish
tors besides
This week win mark the beginning Of
two grand events In the musical and
dramatic world The Metropolitan
opera season opens Monday night with
Tristan and Isolde as It's initial per-
lormance, and on Wednesday night the
Criterion will throw open It's doors to
welcome Mrs. Leslie Carter In MADAM
Du Barry" Next week we shall see "a
Gentleman OF France" and our old
friend, Ada Dwyer Russell, will be
ogaln with us as a member OF the COM
pany and, II Is hoped will remain for a
long period JANET.
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DISCONNECTED.

"say, Name" said the hello girl dur
ing lull In the calls, to her intimate
friend who occupied the next chair, rs
Il true that you have broken off your
engagement
Sure thing" answered Name, as she
chewod her gum with renewed ylgor.
oh Name, did you, really2"
Wei, ! guess"
"Oh, Name, what was the natter"
He heard about my going down the
rive with q strange young man."
"Oh. Name, did he, realy7"
yep. Then he had the nerve TO call
me up over the phone and read the riot
act to met Said II / was going to carry
on like that he didn't want me TO be
wearing his ring"
oh, Name, what aid you say?"
Ring on Detroit Free Press.
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When Aldrlch first came TO Washing
ten, as a member Of the House, he was
wholesale grocer in Providence, That
was IN 1879, and he had served hls APP
premiership IN politics az president Of
the Providence common council ana
speaker for one year Of the house Of
representative Of the Rhode Island
general assembly His reputation was
that of good business man who had
shown political aptitude, and he did
very little in the House to increase It
one way or the other. lie was recog-
nized as O level headed member who
would make n very sensible representa-
tive as representatives so, IL was
Democratic House with Samuel Ran
DAN as speaker and they put Aldrch
OF the foot OF the committee on the
District OF Columbia. He was ro-elect-
ed 10 the forty-sevcnth Congress, but
before he took his seat again he had
been chosen TO the Senate as the sue
cessor to General Burnside his legi5la-
tive experience has been acquired nj
most exclusively in the body Of which
he Is now the most influential member
The Senate, when Aldrich entered IT,
was evenly divided politically, and Da-
vld Davis was president pro tenn The
leader Of the Republican side was Geo.
r. Edmunds Of Vermont, man almost
the exact opposite Of Aldrich IN every
thing that goes to make up a loglsa-
tive leader. Edmunds was great law
yer keen debater master of in
cisve English, with a mind like a sur
geon's scalpe OF politics In the or
binary sense he knew nothing. He
could no more have rallroaded a COM
plicated tariff bill through the Senate
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speeal Correspondence ,
Nav York Dec. 23.-"Under south-
80 skles with Grace George as
s,ar now playing at the Republic Is a
r home like drama Miss George
ot,en spoken Of by professionals as
socond Maude Adams The likeness
nav exist in the imagination Of some
noonle. but to one who sits In the front
and tries to draw a comparison sne
doos not In the least resemble the me-
rolno Of quality street either in LOOKS
.tylo or manner of octlng Both have
their individual charm
IN tho cast was seen the handsome
tooo NJ Grace Henderson, 80 well re-
wondered with the "Lyceum STOCK
comnanyn when they played IN sall
fnke seven or eight years ago. Ihes
,'",,opbrance Of that combination OF
ano artists. Kelley, Georgia Cayvan,
Henry Miller the Walcots ana the
rest. win live forever In ones memory
oq one of the most compute
and best equipped stock companies
ever seen outside Of New York
As usual, Miss Henderson was
The injured wife-her lines all seem
10 run In that direction At this same
heater the great English actress, Mrs
patrick Campbell will be seen In Janu-
ary. the prices for her performances
are equaling Benhardts' New YORK
h already preparing to pay them, ana
10 do homage to another foreign art
list.
Mr. Leo Campbell, son OF r. $, Camp.
he'll. who has been In Switzerland and
Germany for the last two years and
half doing missionary work, arrived in
New York last week on his way home
He accidentally met Selden J. Clawson
On the street and was at once escorted
10 the Utah headquarters on Twenty
third street He has filed an honorable
mission, and won the love and respect
NJ the npoulp with whom he has agSO-
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BIGELOW CARPETS

The Carpets made by this Company highest awso
wherever exhibited including Gold Medals Exposition 1878 ma
Il 1876 N
Their deserved reputation richness drabn
color novelty and beauty design M
fo goods have often pamed off protection
public the NBGEOwn
which win be woven Cat Of The capitals into
the back Of the fabric Customers viii
back Of carpet to be certain that getting the genuine
pets
These Goods be obtained drstc deaers
BIGELoW CARPET COMPANY, YORK
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clated while abroad He brings good
reports Of Spencer Clawson, W. and
Frank Thatcher and wife having visit
cd all three for week or two before
leaving Germany From him we learn
that ID n the intention Of the presidency
IN Berlin to have all the missionaries
together for an enjoyable time during
the holidays
Miss Grace and Miss Lillian Young
arrived from Rockp0rt ILL.,, this week
TO spend the holidays with their father
Hon j. W. Young, and family, This rs
the season best adapted for all amuse-
ments and they are enjoying every mo.
ment, each day visiting some place OF
interest. attending theater IN the
evening. and making the most Of their
time during their three weeks vaca.
lion. The stores are all open until 10
o'clock at night the streets are
tbrongod with a good natured crowd,
one rs elbowed and apologiaed 10 In
such happy way Il is impossible TO
get angry. All these experiences TO
Young people only help 70 make their
visits more delightful
Elders Freeman and Tibbtts have
gone 10 Philadelphia to spend the holl-
DAYS with friends and Elder Guy Clark
viii eat his Christmas dinner In Bos-
ton, the guest Of President clyde.
Ralph Richards is taking two
weeks course In the hospital prepara'
tory to graduation next June; his fell
low student and room mate John sharp,
Is studying hard these days, but looks
and feels well, except that he Is nfllIct-
ed with the disease That Is common to
us all just at present--home sickness
Christmas services were held in the
Iatter-day Saints chapel sunday
President McQuarrie and Elder Toilet
delivered brief addresses and two sa-
cred solos were given by n, IL. East
man and Bro. Coulam. All our con-
ference was present, filling the hall and
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Senator AIdrich as Leader
OF Affairs Financial.
hun nnHrnrnuuu

than he could have handled a Tam
many district IN New York lie knew
nothing about managing men or COM
blnlng interests. And yet by sheer
aoutenesa Of intellect and mastery of
legislative problems Edmunds dominate
ed the Senate for many years HIS
leadership was unchallenged until there
came new order OF things with the
forcing of the tariff question 70 the
front when Grover Cleveland sent IN
HIS famous message. Edmunds was
chairman Of the committee on judiciary
and the leading member Of the COM
mttee on foreign relationship two
committees Of the Senate in which AL
drlch would probably find himself least
at home
When Aldrlch entered the Senate the
tariff question was beginning to as
sumo an Important place In legislation,
The tariff commission which framed
the tariff Of 1883 was at work. ana
members Of Congress were talking
about schedules and duties. Aldrlch'
az q business man representing an Inn
portant manufacturing state was APP
pointed TO a place on the committee on
finance, with which he has remained
ever since and Of which he Is now
chairman. He had already begun 10
study financial questions, and before
long It was clear that the new senator
was going 10 devote himself TO that
side OF legislation, and to that alone,
IL probably never occurred to him
at that time that through that means
he was destined to grow into the posi-
ton OF leadership, He was interested
chiefly In looking out FOR the industries
OF his own state, ana in order TO do
that effectively be found It necessary
to study closely all the conditions which
would affect them. There are not
many men In public life who are Will.
ing TO give themselves up TO that kind
Of work. but Aldrich was not only Will
ing to do 1.-THE was enamored Of the
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went fourther. lie read an the hoo,.
ne could find on political economy yV o,s
the theories Of finance, There II nra '
badly no man IN Congress who nv.
read more thoroughly or UNDERGO KY
lngly than he. HIS library on fnn1adl,,
topics " one OF the most comnleto y, y
the United states-Ainslees Magaglr,nn
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task lie kept at II until he knew to
q nicety Just how any one OF the in
dustrles In which he was especially in
torested would be affected by an In
crease or reduction in duties, lust what
proportion of profit rested In nd yalor-
EN- or specific, JUST what relation one
industry bore to another Then he
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An attractive woman thiives On good
food and sunshine. with plenty OF exer-
else in the open air. Her form CLOVIS
with health and her face blooms with
its beauty When troubled with cos
tive habit, she takes a few doses Of
HEREINE TO cleanse her system OF all
impurities. Price 80 cents. z. c. M. /.
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SALT LAKERS IN GOTHAM.

orooo Henderson Again to the Fore-Lat'er-day SAINTS
cn,,roh News in New Yorl-Opera Season opening
zs.,,rrnnu mn nj nnrI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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