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The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05
REBUILDING PLANT.
At Work on Pekin Stave 81 Manu-
featuring Cos. Building.

The Pekin Stave & Manufacturing
Company's plant which was destroy
ed by fire some time ago, is being
rebuilt, and bv July 1st the company
expects to be in active operation.
A large crew of workmen began on
the site several days ago and the
foundation OF the main building bas
been laid. The work OF construction
is being superintended by George
Wal bert, one of the managers of the
enterprise, and he is losing no time
ia pushing the construction forward
as rapidly as possible.
The new plant will be some larger
than the old one but will be built
upon similar plans. The engine and
boiler rooms and the dry kiln will
be built of brick and the walls of
this part Of the structure are al
ready going up. The plant will also
employ larger force Of men, and
the output increased accordingly.
The machinery, large portion of
which is being made to order, will
be of the very latest designs, maxi
ing the plant one of the very finest
in the country.
Mr.. Wilson, the manager, returned
to Terre Haute, Indiana, Friday
night. He spent last week in the
city looking after the plans and
specifications and attending to other
details OF the company.
We are glad that rapid progress
is being made toward rebuilding the
plant for it is one of the most
valuable enterprises of the city and
has bsen greatly missed since it
was destroyed by fire.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05
M e ANCHOLY MUTiLATION
Strange Story of Man Who Wanted
to Commit Crime.

Capt. George Head, Of Forrest
City was called suddenly to Marri-
anna Saturday to attend his brother.
who had met with an accident.
Capt. Head returned to his home at
Forrest City yesterday and gave out
some remarkable particulars relative
to the case.
The brother, W. V. Head, lives
about a mile from Mariana. He
suffered from an accident twenty
three years ago. While playing 81
spy he ran into a wire clothes line
stretched across the yard, which
struck the bridge ofhis nose ,frac,ur-
ing and effecting the brain so that
as times his mind was effected
specially about the dark Of the
moon. He had been having recently
o terrible desire TO visithis brother s
family and murder them and burn
the house until night before last,
aud when fully in his right mind he
resolved to cripple himself so that
it would be impossible for him to do
anything of the kind to his brother.
He thereup pon took an ak and chop
ped eff both legs below the knee.
He made full statement to this
effect after he revived from the ef-
fects Of the terrible deed.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05
AR-REACHING DEAL.
Paragould involved in The New Com
press Interests.

Information reached Little Rock
Saturday that the St. Louis, the
Union and Independent companies Of
that city have disposed of their hold
ings to a new company for 81, $50 900.
says the Commercial Appeal.
The st. Louis owns presses in st.
Louis and is building two on the east
side of the Mississippi river in East
St. Louis. The Union owns three
presses in Little Rcck and one at
Newport. The Independent owns
one press each in Little Rock, New
port and Paragould. The Lesser
Cotton Company and the Taylor
Compress Company own and control
the Union and remain as stockhold-
ers in the new company, the name OF
which has not vet been announced
and now become more largely than
ever identified with the entire cotton
compress interests Of the State. The
greater compress interests of these
large cotton houses being in Little
Rock, the new deal, it is claimed,
will add to the capital, the press and
warehouse facilities of this city and
in every way make Little Rock the
beneficiary. The merger leaves the
Arkansas Compress Company of Lit
tie Rock the only outside and inde-
pendent press in the city and, it is
claimed, adds materially to the value
of the property and its usefulness.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05
Notice..
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
AS there is some questioning as to
why j. P. Thompson and Henry Camps
names have appeared Yin the Search
Light as owners Of ReveRue License, we
desire to state IN answer that we we're
at that time in tho order business, &C
cepting orders for whiskeA from various
points.
And as we were adviseAby some of
the best legal talent that it\was neces-
sary to have a license to accept an
order, this was done because we were
law abiding citizens and did not wish to
break the laws.
Hoping this will be satisfactory to all
concerned we are, yours very truly,
1t THOMPSON &c CAMP.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05
Like a Drowning Man.

"Five years ago disease the doctors
called dyspepsia took such hold of me
that could scarcely CO." writes Geo.
S. Marsh, well-known attorney of No
coma, Tex. IL took quantities of pep
sin and other medicines but nothing
helped me. AS drowning man grabs
at a straw l grabbed at Kodol. felt
an improvement at once and after few
bottles am sound and WELL" Kodol is
the only preparation which exactly re-
produces the natural digestive juices
and consequently is the only one which
digests any good food and cures any
form of stomach tronble. The Glot e
Drug Store.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05
Seven New Gases of Smallpox
Reported by the Board
of Health.
Every Effort is Being Made to Pre-.
vent the Disease From
Spreading.

Unfortunately the officers of the
local board of bealth and the officials
of the city, have found it necessary
to adopt stringent measures as
precautionary step against the
spreading of smallpox in Paragould.
All the schools of the city have been
ordered closed until further notice,
and notice served on the citizens
generally that there shall be no pub
lie gatherings of any kind in the
city until the officers feel safe in re-.
voking the order. Notices, signed
by DIR. It. M. Scott, president of the
board of health, and Mayor j. T.
Hester, to this effect have been post
ed On the doors of the churches,
school houses, and all other places of
public meetings.
While the situation is not regard
ed as being so very serious the OFF,
GERS feel it q duty for the safety OF
the public generally to take de-
cisive step and use every effort to
drive the disease from the city while
it is, IN manner, in its lncipiency.
There have been several cases of the
disease here duriog the past few
months, but in each instance it has
been of light form and is yet so.
There are, at present, more cases OF
the disease than there have been of
late, and, consequently, being more
difficult TO guard against its spread
ing the officials yesterday decided to
institute immediate action aud
Mayor Hester accordingly issued a
proclamation which we reproduce in
today S edition of the Soliphone.
There are now @ total of sixteen
cases in the city. Seven OF the new
cases were discovered yesterday.
The following is the official report
from the president of the board Of
health, prepared especially for the
Soliphone:
"Paragould, Ark, May 4, 1902.
"Since Fridays report we have
the following new cases of smallpox
ex- NJ arshal ]. L. Cook; Fred Key,
in Oklahoma, very light; Mrs. Ander-
son at Ed Carr S, very mild, two of
Ed Carr's children very light; Mrs.
Chic Wyatt and Jack Terrell, on
Lake street-Terrel lives with Mrs.
Wyatt; Chas. Stokes, oE North
Pruet street. We have several
other parties detained as suspects
n the above houses. All parties
doing very well except Bud Wood
burn, who has confluent case and
is very sick.
f. M. SCOTT, M. ID.
President Board of Health.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05
TOKEN OF FRIENDSHIP.
Governor Davis Receives Package
From the President.

Gov. jeff Davis has received a
package, the contents of which he
values very highly. 1t was two
photographs, one Of President Roose-
Welt and the ether of Mrs. Roosevelt.
They are most artistic photos, both
being full length. On the president 5
photo is written, in his familiar
hand wiiting:
"With regards OF Theodore Roose-
Welt, April 27, 1902"
On that of Mrs. Roosevelt is writ
ten her autograph:
edith Kermit Roosevelt.
Speaking of the photos yesterday
Coy. Davis said:
"While I am Democrat of the OLD
school, aud believe that nothing in
politics is decent except Democracy,
still, prize these pictures very
highly, and, as you see, have placeo
them on my desk here. It is my
opinion that President Roosevelt is
very brilliant brainy man, and
predict his denomination by the Re-
publicans by an overwhelming vote
La view Of the fact that | received
this picture so recently after my re.
turn to Little Rock from Washing
atom city, it would not seem that the
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05

The steps taken by the board OF health
anent the smallpox situation should
benefit business. Their action means
that the cases are carefully guarded and
the danger of the disease spreading re-
moved. They have the situation well
in hand.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05
Dangerous IF Neglected.

Burns, cuts and other wounds often
fail to heal properly if neglected and be-
come troublesome sores. DeWitt's s
Witch Hazel Salve prevents such conse-
quences. Even where delay has aggra-
waited the injury DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve effects cure. ''I had running
sore on my leg thirty years." says II.
c. Hartley, Yankeetown, Ind. "After
using many remidies, tried DsWitt's
Witch Hazel Save. A few boxes healed
the sore" Cures all skin diseases.
Piles yield to it at once. Beware of
counterfeits. The Globe Drug Store.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05
j. T. HESTER, Mayor.

statements going the rounds of the
press that the president spoke un-
kindly or sarcastically to me are
true would it? You will notice what
he has written at the bottom of his
photo.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05
Transient Visitors.

Among the number of transient
visitors to Paragould since yester-
day, registered at the hotels of the
city, the following is list
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05
Regular Delivery Friday. - =,

The Crystal Ice Go. will commence
regular delivery of ice next Friday.
They can supply all demands for
freezing purposes from this date on.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05
HOTEL AMBERG.

All Benjamin, Kansas City; | G
Tucker, Memphis Frank Tenant,
Little Rock Miss White Kennett ;
Mrs. j. Duckett, Campbell; Ell A
Frank, Keokuk, Iowa Mrs. Smell,
Galveston, Texas; S A Dickson,
Morrllton.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05
HARVEY HOUSE,

Earl Oman, Cardwell Mo; j P
Jones, Memphis; J T Gravette,
Harrisburg; Tony Cohan, Walter
Witt, Mill No. 3; JAS S Mueller,
J T Norman, Nesbit; T M Harris,
Cairo, Ill.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05

II. J. Wrap, of ST, Louis, is here on
business.
Golson's Ice Cream Parlor, Amberg
corner, will serve you ice cream. dit
w. c. Hasty and daughter, Harriott,
spent Sunday in St. Louis.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05
Notice..

Goose neclzs 15c load and spraw
from heading 25c per load. Pekir
Stave G. Manufacturing Co. d3t
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05
Don't Start Wrong.

Dan'c start the summer with a linger-
ing cough or cold. We all know what
nsummer cold' is. It's tho hardest
kind to cure. Often it dg5 on"
through the entire season. Ike it in
hand right now. A few doses OF One
Minute Cough Cure will set you right.
Sure cure for coughs, colds, Group, grip,
bronchitis, all throat and lung troubles.
Absolutely safe. Acts at once. Children
like it. "One Minute Cough Cure is
the best cough medicine eyer used"
Save ]. H. Bowles, Groveton, N. Fl. 81
never found anything else that acted so
safely and quickly. The Globe Drug
Store.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05

The Star Clothing Company makes
an snteresting proposition in their dis
play advertisement in today edition of
the Soliphone.
Miss White and Mrs. Duckett, OF
Campbell, Mo-, spent yesterday here
with friends. Mrs. Duckett returned
home last yht, but Miss White spent
the night with Miss Lena Vance and
went home this morning.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05
STANCILL HOUSE

Isaac King, Miss Sallie Hughes,
Campbell;J L Hardin, Memphis F.;
R NJ Martin, st Louis; FL B Isler,
San Antonia; Ed Arndt, Jones
boro; f S Reed, Cairo; w G Coll
ing, Chicago; Jas Watkins, J H
Wrape, St Louis; III Highfll,
Horuersville; R Dune an, Mem
phis.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-05-05
NEW COMMERCIAL.

E Estopy, l j Estopy, Bard A
P House, Gainesville; Robt Wood,
Fred Pansig, Milwaukee, Wis. ; J
M Warren, Reelport, Tenn; Thad
w Ward, Quincy, Ill; VIM Vogel,
jackson, Mo; L Williams, Chicago,
Ill; CD Wood, Rector; j II Hamil-
ton and wife, Illinois; Willie
Horn, Galatia, III. Lem Upchurch,
Raleigh, Ill Henry Clay Flatt,
Memphis; L B West, Harrisburg ;
Pat McGovern, Nettleton.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-04


Campbell Bros. circus showed: to
good crowds Tuesday afternoons and
evening, and gave performance
that vera: thoroughly satisfactory.
The snow was very good: The man
agement wasa q decided contrast to
that Of some circuses, doing all :pos-
sible to make things pleasant, and
kesping .grafters and lakes away.
No report Wasmade to the.spolice Of
any robbery or burglary, ,and not an
arrest was made. Certainly all who
saw the show viii wish Campbell
Brothers continued prosperity.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-04

Gus Lindgren, we'll known. = 9 q
hotel 1' man ~, nc Of consid idezeble experience,
has leased the Antlers hotel, which
hae been run by Hanagerstevenslfor
the owners for some time. Nj. Land.
grenhas sn9aged Dan: Harding, Tor
years with Jno. "A. Bsrksy, as chef,
which insures q high standard inthe
culinary department. Mr.: Lindsren
has heen a resident of Little Falls
for many, years. is we'll known to.the
travelling public, and should be- 1uc.
co0otul. f.~t.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-04

The Holy Passion Play sof Ober.
ammergau with German lecture By
DR.. John 81. Schsrer and English
lecture BY Professor W, "A. Ktlrain,
two prominent orators will take
place "a follows: -
Friday July 4th at Little Falls in sa.
cred Heart Church %*5's%s@ i. **:s z
Saturday July 5th at st. Cloud in
lmmaculsts Conception church 2 and 8
p. m. - - ~ =. = IT,.
Sunday July 9Th at Rices in 1mma-
culate Conception Church 9 q. n.
Sunday July 9Th at Buckman in st.
Aichaels' church Up. m.
= Sunday July 6 that Pierzin St. Joseph's
church 8 p. m.
;: Monday July 7th Brockway in St.
:. Stephens church 8 p. m.
e Tuesday July 9Th at st. Anthony
(Krain Towl) st. Anthony Church 8 p.
IN.
:: Sunday July 18th at Clear Lake in
st. Marcus Church q pm.
$, Sunday July 18th at Duelm in St.
Lawrence church p. m. 80.
Monday, July 14th Ct Mayhew iD
Annunciation church 8 p. m,
Tuesday July 18th at Elk River in st
Andrews church 8 p. m.
Wednesday July 18th at sOpole siu
Holy Scapular Church 2 and SIP. m. n 77
Friday July 18th at Fleasburg in
i, Sacred. Heart Church 8 p. m. s's@a*s~g
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-04
Aitkin defeated cloquet' /! at Carlton
- to 1s, Willia'mson striking out Is
). The local team viii play: the St.
Cloud Red Men this afternoon ssz.s# > !.

" Mrs: 5W. y. Rodney has bought the
e q q. .l lot s1Q, block So, in the north
western paof the city, from II.
Grahan, ana viii build q resldenoa
there6 this ss6fllireIl 6flr i 3 3
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-04
Baseball.

:: The Gold Dqste won't down b., betorsii !
the Brainerds at Bemidii Sunday;
6 to-, II 9 very ordinary game OF j.
very poor grounds. About thirty
rooters accompanied the boys to
Bemeidji, g and the all night ride didn't
promote good condition: Ferrell
played we'll, strickfng ont .. Bemis
Of the Brainerds struck out L. =.
= The Gold Dusts Will play the Brain.
erd team at Brainerd July. 1s, and
the -boysfeel that they can bsat thsmil..
Tbs Grand Forks regular:: :t,a u Z, Dc.
feated the ST. Clouds as Cas- Lake,
Sunday, 5 to 4. :. i:,< =&s ssssa 4. !.
The S.. <gloudRed Men defeated.
the st Paul. .Gophers, 9 to 4. sund.y
at st: Cloud. a., ...s> y: :.:.,= ... 4. !:
The Second team beat: tho North.
Stars Sunday at the ball park, II to
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-04

.Cloquet Independent: On Monday
evening Rsv. Father Giraux uuited
in marriage Glen Stevens Of. Little
Falls and Aiss Philomena Lavoie, Of
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens left
tho same evening for their future
home at'Little Falls. .~H~.: -:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-04
Married Man and Girl Disappear.

: 0a Monday, May 28,h, Frieda
5iegel, age II years, of arsen Praf-
rie. left Little Falls, bound, so her
parents supposed, for. Madison, Wis. ,
where the girl was Co visit her aunt,
Mrs. Louiss Aufrecht. Her trunk
was checked :thorugh to Madison.
Sne never arrived there, and her
aunt. growing anxious, notified the
Madison polies. who communicated
With the Little Falls police. Chief
rourtillotte Investigated the matter,
and with the cooperation, of the
st. CT 'ud police it Has- found that
the girl stopped OF g St. Cloud on
May 28th, Registered at the Mime
soea House, vas ioinsd there by q
Diddis aged man, and went West
with him over the Great Northern
the next day. The pair have not yst
been located. II =
The man suspected is Levi Robin
son, for many years q resident of
Green Prairie, and . nsighbor of tho
6iegels. Mrs. Robinson but lately
got out Of the hospital. after q long
illness. Robinson leaves largo
family. Much synpafhy. is ~sx-
pressed for tho unfortunates.
The republican state convention
made tho following nominations:
Goyernor-samual r. Van SAINT.
Winoua.
Lieutenant Governor-Ray ".
Jones, Minneapolis.
I: Secretary Of State-Peter E. Han
son, LitchAeld.
:. State Auditor-aamuel G. ysrson
Of Rushford, Fillmore county.
State Treasurer-Julius 81. Block,
St.. Peter: :~-~,-=-s--- :-,~~-- .>.,,.,, ,-.
=. .AttorasY 0enefal-Wallace b.
Douglas, Moorheed.
Clerk of Supreme Court-C. A. Pid-
Fgson, Buffalo. szs..s~~ -
Raiirosd and Warehouse Coumis-
sionsr- Charles +. Staples Of West
ST. Pfal. Dakota county,
~ slight over IN attenpt
g liilslottly elsdl = Roosevelt Cuban
|pons ls's baek@s were
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-04

Jas. Jerrard. business manager
ef the ST. Cloud Journal Press, has
suffered Q great bereavement In the
deathof his mother, Mrs. J, 2 F.Jer-:
rerd, at St, Cloud Wednesday Of can
esro Of the stomach. She was seventy
years Of age; and q woman Of the
noblest qualities: All Who know Mr..
Jcrrard will sincerely sJmpathize
with him. ~: f.>%z aS- 2&$ =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-04

3. N. Pratt: 81 Manchester, Eng
land, who il Interested in contract
ing enterprises,i e the guest OF his
er-in-law, 4rs.s1. Geudet.s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-04

In visw of tho fact that q wrone
Impression seems to prevstl among
. large naubeeof citisens Of tho
ceanty in rsRard to County Roads.
I wish to sAy . IN words fafslsrsnce
thersto. Tho Law ei1ss to thsC County
Commissioners ths power to lay.
county roads In certain cases but
the county does not and is not lisble
to maintain such roads. The Stat
utes OF tho State expressly provide
that tho towns through which any
county roads NAY pass shall kssp
such roads In repair tho same %
others reads In their towns. Thers
10 NO distinction between county and
town roads 90 fsr ~ maintaining
them IL concerned. Tho town must
keep in repair and maintain tho
county roads within their respective
towns just tho same % If they were
laid ont by tho town authorities,
Bridges erected on. oouatE roads
must be kept in repair by tho towns
in which they are located.
The County Commissioners have
authority In certain caves to appro-
pirate from the Road and Bridge
Fund only certain amounts to he az.
pended on county roads but there ID
no money in that fund atpresent aud
it is absolutely useless for anyone
to ask for road or bridge appropria-
tions while the Road and Bridge
Fund is exhausted. ~ -:.,- sss 4.
1t is not the intention of tho law
that tho Road and Bridge Fund be
expended in such districts az are able
to open up and build their own roads
and;bridgss.bu such placss where
towns ~ too poor to do the work,
appropfiations are sometimes made
tosassist il such work when thsre is
anytlinein chat lund. -
Whenever county: roads ara OBJ
structed or unlawfally vacated It is
the duty Of the Town Supervisors to
sect that such road lis opened up and
kept open. -. =. s.
.. " - y. j. Gross, ::
Chairman h'' Co. Com. Morrison Co.,
MINI, 80. 5ss. 2 : ,Ss.-,sSs.
.7E c. = 2. -. 80. 80 Sszsz Sszs sssasz
"a !, Hoqse1apd lot for sale.--$75 down,
bsslanss sasy terms. s.
rzPHEs G. YAsALY. f
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-04

German Lutheran Zion zCongree6i:s
tion service at Norwegian church
Sunday July 6, 1000 q. "a, y:
~ M s, +: s.S: 3. p J J.ENGLERT, Pastor.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-04
,sH !, 81 Hoqseapd lot for sale.- -475 down,
blalanssSasy terms.
erEPHEN G. YAsALY.

~ - u ~ .fzs.sassasssest
j. IO g. Cure 9 Cold In One Day.
Take laxative Bromo Q1inine Tablet.
Al druggist. refund the money ST IL ieiis
g cure. =; e vs. Groso'1 5si9naf fures ins on
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-04
LITTLE FALLS. MORRISON COUNTY. MINNESOTA
Sidewalks.

5szsk NouuEtt-sstk k1eIt4lOs u0S0* A0S
pes mo city Of equal size in the
Stat of Minnesota, and lew any
whsls, &C abundAntly supplied With
side1klks Of efst class as sauk Con-
to Three yea1s ago the city coun-
eli I'd .. resolution which seemed
q. the dme very drastic, that ano
mose.Wooden walks should Be laid
ID th1eorporate limits of the city:
It's i long stop forward, and It
asthought Il would be resented but
contraF to txpectation, property
ownaesS sSeeepted the conditions and
no ooanplaintswas made. In order
to.ofsr Inducements for laying such
walk Tho cit praetically agreed to
greds ~ strset upon which the
wall must be laid, the property
owasrs abuttl1g the walk bearing oil
othsr sxpsnses Incident to laying it.
The oouncil at once commenced order
inalosnsnt walks, With. such specid-
caton.as width. eurbing, etc., as
seelbsd tq be feqired, the city as
su1 1tngIto lay cement crossings from
str CORNER 70 street corner con
nsl 1AE the liues> ordered. The r.
sult ithis policy has beea intimatsd
ab6ss. Several miles 81 first grade
csnIsnt haxa been laid-xnd there is
not equal to Il, notsven flaeg-
md 60 where YOU viii III the
CITY Jon xtll travel npon .. walk
wh1IieA delight 70 pedestrlans.
n wsathsr has no snsct upon it
other than that rain makes it evan
pls santsr. il is .pestectly smooth,
.nott III wearisoms, and it adds
nu 30 the appearsncs Of thestrset.
,H ~ criticism would lie. sgainst II.
itthati it's too light in seler to
- to The, ,Sye in dt sun
- TIE frost of wiptst Ind the
,hs el Sua1mer has Aad no dsle-
ted ~ upon it, and xithal
IS - lsoabl7 cheap-iron iosty.
Ygto alty csnts . running feQtfor
IS or about iifty. ~
G. eoat.5of 6 6asak
! ~ I'D .y1in outsl - nalan3
tliak Over 81. >.>..>z*.* =. ].
- VI ditlo1n, sasiatlsl
advantage zwHch has not bssn suf'
sdcisntly emphasized. Not only: y tha
natural decay Of wood, with ito at-
tendant evils, wholly despensed With
but tho alth which inevitably drifra
under q wooden walk-a receptive
cavity for everything imaginabls-ie
absolutely. eliminated. The eouncil
of the prstsnt and Of tho past sinee
tho ordinance vas passed, aresrt led
to credit; and nothing has added
moro to the attractiveusss and good
repute ol tho city than its admirable
system of walks, now vary rapidly
expanding. ID
Campbell Bros: circus paid . Ii
csnse ise OF 800. r. -
The city council meets II regula,
nonains, mnvk hnaAov nv>mimae -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-04

John b. Stevens left Wednesday
TOR Hanley Falls, MINI: He will 20
to the harvest fields in Nebraska and
North Dakote, and not return till
November &C., s::sz5- ] --sstts.:@ 1