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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-08-26
STORAGE


MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STOEsAGB
Co. packs, ships and stores household
goods. Tel. 186. Clarence Skinner, 122 e
9TH st
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MONEY.

MONEY to LOAN live stock, pianoa,
organs. typeWriJers. household goods ard
personal security. L Biscoe. SIS Kan. Ave
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HIGH-BRED STALLION.

~~~~@~~~~~~~~~~~----~-~-
JACkPAW, the most successful sire in
the west and sire of Maxine, z:0S3z, cham
pion trotter for year 1902, is making a
farm. A miles west of Topeka. R. l. Lee.
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Henry-Horace is too confiding.
Harvey-I think so. He tries to cate
his trains by the clock out at his COUNT
hotel-Detroit Free Press
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

OA1NI EN- ALIeo AN0 D = 44-DE1SI5.
NJ W. NULL Carpenter and Builder.
Shop 1l21z West Eighth So. Phone l63.
job work promptly done. Topeka. Kan.
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WANTED-6ALESMEN.

ANTED-SaIesmen for rUli line OF
fruit and ornamental trees; pay weekly
outfit free; steady work Lawrence. Nnr-
serys Co. Lawrence. Kan.
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CARPET CLEANING.


WANTED-You to have your carpets
cleaned McCornick & Peake. Tele-.
phones al
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE TOPEKA TRANSFER < STORAGE
Co. in our new location, 406. 406 and no
E. 18th St, where we will have over three
times our former storage capacity. Store
your goods with US and will give care
fuI attention to all details in receiving.
packing and shipping.
f P. BACON, President. d.
J. H GAYHART. Superintendent. :
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WALL PAPER

~-~~~-~~~-~~~-~~~~~~-~~~~
JAMES b. HAYDEN. Jeweler and Octi-
clan. Complete stock of Watchea, dinr
monds, siIVerware, etc Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted
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Following is a list of fairs to be held in
Kansas in 1903:
WESTERN STATE FAIRS FOR 1903
Minnesota State fair. Hamline. Aug. 81
Sept. s.
Kansas State fair, Topeka, Sept. 1913.
Illinois State fair, Sept. 26-Oct. 3.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CYCLES AND REPAIRINa.

TOPEKA AUTOMOBILE AND CYCLE
Co. Tel 70S. Bicycles and sundrien; BIZ
cycles and tandems for rent; repairing Of
all kinda
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wANrED-FEmALE HELP.

NTED-Experienced women genera
housework; must be good cook; refer
ences; to go to Indian territory Mrs. So
per, 627 Topeka ave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-26
FRISCO READERS.

rolonist rates to southwest. Home
Iekers' rates to southwest. Tickets
Gale twice a month.
General assembly Presbyterian
,urch. Los Angeles, Cal, May 21-June
Grand Army of the Republic, Sal
rancisco, Cal, August 1922.
National Association Master Plumb
l. San Francisco, Cal, May 1922.
oneVFy colonist rate, California
nd the e'northwest, April 1, June 80.
Southern Baptist convention, Savan
|h. Ca, May TIA.
National Educational association
Ioston, Mass, July 6-10.
National Conference Charities, At
Rnta, Ca, May 6-12.
Baptist Young Peoples Union. At
anita, Ca, July 9-12.
Write for full information. ]. N. Cor
affair, Division Passenger Agent
lemphis, Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-26
TWo Much Conservatism.

Or. S.NE. Young, a Presbyterian
clergyman of Pittsburg, is in an indig.
pant frame OF mind because of the &C.
lion of his fellow pastors. At a meet.
Ing of the Pittsburg presbytery to con
sieer creed revision DR.. Young was
pne OF the principal speakers. While
pc was there word was brought that
pne OF his church members was on her
1eaehned and wished to see him. The
fntl,reyisionists refused to let him
eave the meeting until a vote had
peen had and by that time the church
nember had died without being com
Ported by the pastors ministrat;ons.
Frlends OF the deceased are much in.
eensed over the affair.
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A Champion cusser.

"a. Wlcnlta Mrs. Pearl Williams has
6ueo 1or divorce. She alleges that one
Epay louf weeks after her marriage she
Eraded can of cherries for some fresh
[[rult to neighbor. That night when
per husband came hons and found
Fhat she had made this small dicker
n commenced to swear. Mrs. Will
ms @ ueciares that for six straight
ouls ne swore blue a sulphurous
ream that swelled and lined in vol.
e as 1t flowed onward. At last she
IRON the house in di nay. She
gu az y, too, and ,ght suit
olVorce. And now Judge Dale will
upon the artistic vehemence Of
man who could swear six straight
s after only four weeks of mar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-26
T,e PROGRESS or Ca

Notwithstanding the advance OF
electricity, the consumption Of gas
goes on increasing. thanEs to cooking
stoves and penny-in-the-slot meters
Statistics cc4. oiled for the Gas World
Year Book" shcw that in the United
Kingdom is manufactured yearly 1885,
sea, 1856 900 cubic feet in single year.
The gas cooking stoves in use in.
creased II per cent; the number now
in use is well over 100000 stoves.
Penny -in-the-slot consumei> increased
is per cent, and have als. mounted
vell above 1000. 0.000.-London Mail
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An Honest Man.

-" VoneSt Man.
a'lng attained the ripe age of Ill
5, old Uncle Jehosophat, a greatly
pected colored man, sent for the
a.nered about him they awaited
ny pencils in hand. the story
cn tney had been taught all aged
pred men have to tell.
st asst youse gemlen t. cum heah. E"
ohcie Jehosophat, "so's could
n,y name and picter in de papahs.
"a years old, ana I Jest walnut.
Feh youah dat l never see Mars
lrge Washington, nevah was a BODY
"a OF Mars Jefferson, and dat
e a lick of wuk fur noah da,.
Feahs. OATS ALL"
~ Oh course :his is merely fc..-.,
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JIU Uy III USSIS0S, CNs
ToIstoi's Accommodation.

The question is being raised in Rus
IA of removing the ecclesiastical cen
ire passed last year upon Count Toll
(oi In an evidently inspired article
hblished by leading journal in
[oscow, our St. Petersburg CORE
pondent states that the view was
Expressed that the accommodation
fhich resulted from a misunderstood,
pg which could be easily removed by
frank statement on the part CT
Eount Tolstoi himself The CORE
pondent adds that prelate in the
onfdence Of the Metropolitan of Mos
ow recfn,fy went to visit Tolstoi a:
is resiAence-with what result is IN.
nown.-Newca-tle Chronicle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-26
500 REWARD 500.

he readers of this paper will be
ased to learn that there is at least
dreaded disease that science has
n able to cure in all its stages,
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh
se is the only positive cure now
IN to the medical fraternity. Ca
rh, Nbs constitutional disease,
,nires a constitutional treatment
lps Catarrh Cure is taken inter
bly acting directly upon the blood
mucous surfaces of the system,
prehy destroying the foundation of
disease and giving the patient
rength by building up the constitu-
bn and assisting nature in doing
work. The proprietors have SO
,,ch faith in its curative powers
at they offer One Hundred Dollars
any case that it fails to cure
Ind for list of testimonials.
address F. ]. Cheney and company
bledo, O.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-06
MT. NORRIS.

March 2.-Frank Sterr was in Royal
ton with a load of lumber.
Charles Bell has gone to Wright
county to look up location. He ex-
poets to move in the near future.
Erik Talberg was in Page Saturday.
All the young people of Mt. Morris
took sleigh ride Sunday night and
incidentally surprised A. J. Nelson of
Lakin, the occasion heing his BIRTH
day.
It is said that I. W. Bouek was mis-
led In asking for an appropriation
from the state to clear out the west
branch of the Rum river and that the
banks are high and dry. However
that may be, the four or five miles
from it's source are quite level and in
a wet season the whole country Is
under water, and it would well be
worth the amount asked for. to the
settlers and other land holders.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-06
EAST DARLING.

March 2.-Onlv few were presen
at the farm er's meeting last Friday.
Ole e.. johnson was electet. president,
August Anderson vice president, Chas.
Fl. Carlson secretary, P. A. Kull treas
urer. A store will be built this
spring, and land in the vicinity will
go up in price.
There was small attendance at the
necktie party Saturday evening or
account Of the storm. so another will
be held Later,
The ladies' society collected 50. 20
for the famine sufferers.
P. Anderson is learning the carpen.
ter trade at Albin Sandereon's shop,
Well need carpenters fvr the store.
Fred Nelson is home on q visit.
A surprise today. The freight
train got here early-6 O. clock.
Future park lots will soon be TO,
sale, as business will demand.
Victor Erickson and Emil Nelson arr
till working for the N. p.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-06
NJ DRILL.

March 2.-Wm. Marsh sold his farm
to Martip Ogg of Worthington. We
are all sorry to see Mr.. M. leave our
rwon. Mr.. NJ. has not decided 81 to
where he will go.
Martin Ogg is investing in quite q
lot OF land in our town. Mr.. O. is of
the Dalkard fraternity and his face
bears the stamp of worth. Nav his
like increase in our town..
Foley, Of Benton county, will hold a
formers fair day once per month and
II being Morills marketing place, we
are all glad and will help to make it q
success all we can.
Roads are very bad in the country
generally at this time. We think the
town supervisors should keep the main
roads in good condition in winter az
well as in summer for there il ten
times as much travel at that season and
we also believe where anyone suffers
loss On account Of I'D road they could
recover by the neglect OF town boards.
The return Of the annual town meet
ing Is not stirring up the usual in
terest this season. We like to see in
te=est taken to the extent that the best
men in the town are put up and elec-
ted for supervisors.
J. J. Troyer, formerly of Morrill,,
but recently Of BarEum, is now with
his family, visiting our town. Mr..
T. will in few days 60 to Idaho.
Sam Swiuger Of Morrill, will also
go. We wish MIR. T. could be satisfied
to live along US with his estimable
family.
A fight occurred in our town q few
days ago between one of our boys and
q chronic teatherweight of Buchanan
The Buchanan pugilist got his fingers
pretty badly chewed. If it had been
his neck that got it. no one here would
have eympathized with him for the
reason that he is always hunting for a
fight.
Your correspondent here will for the
next few months, engage in a politi-
cal debate with a southerner. With
the editor & sanction this debate will
De in his paper. What say, Mr.. Edi-
tor TO- K.-Editor)
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-06
BELLEVUE.

March frank Kalis was ID Little
Falls last Thureday on bust ness.
Mr.. and Mre. Joslin from North
Prairie visited F. Renick last Thurs
day.
F. Kalos is hauling tamarac wood
fir ON North Frairie. "
Paul Kalis was hauling logs last
week.
John Barton was hauling logs to
Wiener's saw mill last week.
John Kiser was visiting his folks
last week at Swan River.
Mr.. Dzurik went to Swan River last
Friday.
Mr.. William bought load of hay
from Frank Renick last Friday.
John Kline was in Royalon last Fri
az on business.
Jack Kiser from Swan River, drove
here last Friday.
Charley Dzurik was in Royalton last
Thursday.
Micheal Barton was in Rovalton
last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kalis was in town
last Friday.
F. G. Kloss was in town last Fri
day.
Peter Knoll is working for Rev. Bel
zowski in Royton
Michael Baron was looking over his
land in Morrill, town last Monday and
Tuesday.
John Baron was in North Prairie last
week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-06
MOTLEY.

March Mrs. 81. Waldron is al
Granville, N. D.. helping her daugh.
ter, Mrs. F. Hendrickson. The LAT
ter's little daughter. is quite i'll.
Mrs. San Francisco is Visiting he,
daughter, Mrs. Sampson, at Lead, n.
D.
81. E. Hanks has opened a restaur.
ant in the Ed. Gibney building.
Miss Blanche Goodrich has arrived
from Becker to make her home with
her grandmother, Mrs. E. r. futile.
Geo. Mosher is busy filling his ic:
house.
Mr.. Lake has greatly improved tie
Mercury.
Geo. W. Mosher will be Motley Z
postmaster, to succeed Mrs. Emma
Townsend. resigned.
Wadena, March "A sensation
was caused in this city Saturday by
an investigation of the coroner into
the cause of the death of Hazel Hoes
or, of Motley.
She was about twelve years old, and
came there some weeks ago to be
treated for a partial paralysis of the
legs by DR.. Avery, magnetic healer.
She died Friday morning, and her
death was kept quiet for over twenty
four hours. Her parents instituted
the investigation
1.-THE girl was strong and hearty
Thursday, and upon that day, it is
said, EVERY gave her an injection Of
some preparation. Dr.. McKinnon, the
coroner, impanelled jury and the in.
quest was held Saturday..night in the
county attorneys Office. The jury re-
turned q verdict that the girl came to
her death from some cause unknown
to the members but they censured
DR.. EVERY severely for his treatment
of the case. There are oil kinds Of
rumors going the rounds concerning
the treatment Of this case and others.
The doctor located here last summer
and has q good practice.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-06
Additional correspon
dence page 8.

were Little Falls visitors Saturday.
Charles Hedlund were have bsen
putting up ice the past few days.
Nels Swanson of St. Matthias called
on friends here Saturday
August johnson was at Fl. Ripley
Monday
Or mail carrier had tough time
of it Saturday getting through some big
drifts of snow He arrived on time,
however.
A large number of people in this
vicinity have been sick with the grip,
especially children. They are improv.
ing slowly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-06
Ct CENTRAL NORTH PRAIRIE

March 8 The crows have made
their appearance, which makes US
anticipate early spring.
On the 27th ult. W. Klatt had
several teams haul brick from Little
Fslle. Upon returning they brought
some of the Little Falls water which
cheers, or rather "Aqua vitae and in
the evening q regular jubilee was
held-bricks flying in the air in all
directions.
Jos. Grizbeck of Walker is having
vacation caused by running silver
into the first finger of his right hand,
which caused blood poisoning He was
in TIE Brainerd hospital. where be
underwent painful operation which
proved to be of great Importance.
Chas. Dowley of Royalton is drilling
q we'll for F. Cekalla
Julius Broskowski transacted bust.
ness in Little Falls on the I'd inst.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Soliciting of
Opole, visited relatives here last Sun
day.
Victor Himsel of Royalton was q
bnsinees caller Saturday.
On the 9th nit. John Mrosal & Co. ,
made deal in which he transferred
his saw mill to Albert Zwack & Co.
The mill has been operated carefully
with success for the period of thirteen
years bv Mr.. Mrosla. The new posses
or, Mr.. Zwack, is an experienced
sawyer and is operating the mill in
full capacity. We wish him success.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-06
GILBERT

March 3-Chas. Hedlund was at
Little Falls last Tuesday.
August Berglund went to the Falls
Friday.
Carl johnson came down from the
woods last week. He returned Friday
to resume work.
Ike I .saacson has sole out all his
stock and other property and will be
ready to start for Washington in a
shor; time.
Chas. Nelson and Ed. Lindbergh
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-06
Fl. RIPLEY.

March 3.-Wm. Leonard returned
from Washington Thursday.
II. Il. Mann left for ST. Paul Mon
day.
Mrs. Neill of Green Prairie took
the train Monday for Branerd.
Peter johnson was at tho Falls
Saturday on business.
Geo. kimball went to Little Falls
Monday to serve on the grand jury.
Charley johnson ia quite sick with
the quinsy.
Ed Martin purchased farm of J. G.
Adams Monday. Mr.. Adams is selling
ont and expects to leave for Tioga, N.
D., in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, who were vi
sitting at Tom Calkins' last week re-
turned to their home at Deer Creek
Friday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-06
WEST DARLING.

March 3.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rem
dahl celebrated the fifteenth anniver.
sary of their marriage today.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. The.
lander, Feb. 20th, son
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
Mccarthy. while playing with some
other children last Tuesday, got hold
OF " doll and swallowed email wire
and lead which formed a dolls eve.
Inc Child is at the Little Falls hos
pltal An x-ray examination located
the foreign substance in the stomach,
and an operation will probably be
necessary. The child is in a dangerous
condition. Mr.. Mccarthy arrived
home Friday.
zine child died at noon March g
The funeral was held the next day. !
Gard of Thanks We wish to thank
all who kindly aided during our recent
bereavement. when We lost our babv
Mr. and Mr. T. MCCARTHY
The whole family of W. Holmer at
Sweet Home farm ia ill.
John Smuda has transferred his
farm contract to Jacob Cieminski. who
moved yesterday. Mr.. Smuda will
move to Little Falls next week.
The 15.year-old girl didn't get mar
rled, and the Pike Creek widower ia
looking for another.
Misses Jennie Liljeblad and Marv
swanson were at Little Falls yester-
day.
Aaron Engstrom has returned from
Martin county.
Our two new settlers reached here
this week. and brought fine stock.
David Elmer and John Regnell were
at Radall today.
=. A. Swanson has been quite sick
but is much better
Spring Gardens dog is too lively.
Ought to be kept in the yard.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-06
Bun

Marh 3-Wm. WIRING went to
Brainerd Monday on business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fleihaker of
Dagget Brook were visiting relatives
here Sunday.
The dance held at George Boser' 8
Feb. % was we'll attended and all
SAY they had good time.
Mrs. M. Haebler died Feb. "a after
a short illness. She was II years old
add leaves to mourn her husband,
eoae son and one daughter, Nick He
'baler from here and Mrs. Sizener from
Little Falls. The funeral was held
Saturday from st. Johns church at
Lastrup. May she rest In peace.
M Ziegler has sold his farm to a Mr..
Block Of Fierz
The new town ticket of Buh is COM
posed of the following candidates
Chairman Henry Gerwing.
Supervisors-K. Kobilkie, Joseph
Smith.
Clerk-P H. Berg.
ASSESSOR. B. Hartman.
Treasurer-A. Trembreull.
-Justice-C. Bergquist
Constables-Paul Virnig., John Mel
son.
G. Forsman is reported seriously ill.
There was a gathering Of young
people at Anton Veith's last Sunday.
All reported q very jolly time.
Report of Dist. No. 80 for month
ending March /:
No. Of pupils enrolled. SO
No. Of days taught 10
No. Of holidays q
Az erage daily attendance Is
Roll Of honor Frances Schmude.
Mary Furhmann, Helena. Chas. and
i NINA Trettel. Albert Gerwing, Mar
gle Veith, Henry Boser, Jos. and Leo
Cellar, Frank and Mary Brunette.
Frank Shirber,
Teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-06
AUSlAND

March 3.-Miss Dolly Rail has been
i'll.
Alex Pilon has moved to Sec. 10.
A corduroy is being put in on the
road near the school house
Tolls mill has Fred Clancy for en-
gineer, and the valves work.
Rail Prairie town is going to lose
one Of it's hest settlers, J. G. Barthol-
omew, who will move to a place near
Lincoln
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-06
Bids Wanted

Bids wanted, until March 18th,
for the removal OF the buchanan
Pierz creamery building and house
from present location to to Buck
man village.
JOHN SCHMoLkE.
Buckman.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-03-06
RANDALL

March 8. There was another speak
ing contest on Friday evening in thee
Congregational church. Miss Mabel
Cochran got the medal in the large
class and Ethel Danielson in the small
class =
Another car of emigrant movables
arrived here on Satu rday evening, but
unfortunately they are not going to be
very near neighbors, as they go to the
Rosnagel farm at Darling.
Alex and Joe Kennedy, Arch Cyrus
and Frank Simpson, are home from
the lum Der woods.
1t is reported that a petition is
to go before the county board asking
for division town of Randall.
Tax payers, how do you like it,
With the election on the 10th and
Campbelps masquerade ball on the
18th, there's lots of fun in sight.
Don't miss the ball. whatever YOU do.
about election
Quite lot of logs coming to Ran
dali . John Kingeley is paying q
good price for them.
George Miller killed three large bob
cats few days ago tuesday,
Seven hundred dollars in the village
treasury idle and no wicks in the
lamps paying the treasury salary
for thinking about the money and pay
ing man for not lighting the lamps.
: All persons holding tickets for the
masquerade ball are urgently requested
to mask in some form or other.
Owing to the inibillty of getting COS
tunes there will not be any for rent.
Face masks can be had at Mueller's.
dressing room for gents in dance hall.
Ladies dressing room , Mueller's resi-
dence All persons wishing to attend
this dance must have tickets as tickets
Will be collected at the door.
W. R. Campbell,
Manager. Il
GA Friday, Feb. 9th, Miss Mary
Donnesly of Parker, closed a very sue
cessful term of school here in the
lower grade. Miss Donnelly has the !
best wishes of evey pupil who went
to her school and also of their parents.
She gave every pupil pretty card and
in addition to the card she gave Willie
Miller and Rosie Calhoun each
handsome present for never being late
nor tardy for the term.
Jim Stephenson has IS he wants to
give away to somebody, he doesn't
care much who it is. But anyone who
will hitch up his best horse or team
and drive to Little Falls ahead of his
team and just keep out of his way,
can have the V.
A. Thrall has purchased a fine team
from A. G. Rudolph.
A. B. Nichols, one of the new set
tiers over in Clough, got excused from
jury duty at the Falls. He is busy
getting ready to build barns and gran
aries on his 20O.acre place.
THE Irish are all right on straight
roads, but are hard to meet on side
hill curves. so says Gushing. They
are all right to meet any place If
you meet them right, 50 says Randall.
It is the opinion expressed by most
everybody that the parties asking for
division of the town must think the
county commissioners Get of chumps
o. vice versa