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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
They HUNG
JUST OVER
/: PRE.ClPIC.E /; ] J. }
The Peril Of DR.. Pitt and. N
Father Donovan.
THE TRAIN RAN
INTO A LANDSLIDE,
Accident Occurred While the
Passengers Slept.
PULLMAN CAR POlSED
OVER a DEEP GULF
Al Accident Tha, Gould Not Have Be = 2
Foreseen or Avoided, in Which " 'Fdt'-'
Two Men Were kiIIed-Or'
Pitt Gives Graphic
Account Of the
Occurrence.
Accident Occurred While the
Passengers Slept.
PULLMAN CAR POISED
OVER a DEEP GULF

,rwo feet, probably less, was al ~ ma E''
OIL Monday morning last divided st u 5iall-.
road coach. in which. among other pas
sengers. were the Rev. r, Pitt, y. y. y,
OF this city and the Rev. Father llono-
san. formerly Of this place, from the
brow OF u precipice which fell sheer
seventy feet 10 stream Of water be
low,
It was on the side OF n mou ntuin IN
Georgia that the thing happened. Eund tho
cause for It was q landslide on the f'ou IN
ern road, which wrecked train and
killed two men.
The two ministers, the only paasengnr's
for Richmond. were In the slocp,r To-
Rether. and their danger was for tho
moment appalling. It seemed almoar 2.
miracle that the entire string Of cars
was not flung Wildly on tho mountain
side and the people within cnrried 10 a
horrible death. The escape was narrow,
Srut Dr. Pitt is now back In town ga 70 and ma
sound and happy. 4 '. III III Al
WAS COMING 9Ho oAlll. d 3s5
When he left Atlanta Sunday about
midnight, DR.. Pitt was milking Siis way
home after a visit to Biloxi, Miss, where
he had attended the annual meeting OF
the Southern Baptist Press Ass 7c'ation
He aud his close friend. 2Dr. W. w. Lam
drum, with whom he was staying in
Atlanta. went to the station together and
took trains In the opposite direction lar
SLandrum was going further South for
j his health; DR.. Pitt was coming, OF III
tended to come. straight to Richmond.
Until the train passed Mt Airy. prob
ably the highest point on the line, al
went smoothly and we'll. But then tho
trouble came About 0:25 9, clock N "a no
morning, while hose In the Pullman
cars were slumberIng peacefully. a sud
den shock went through the train and
awakened tho sleepers. startled and won
5dcrlng. "A rapid series OF heavy lolts
followed, and then tho train came to a
-standstll. sIt was obvious to ali by this
ttime that there WIS q wreck OF some
sort, and soon the worst fears of the pas
scngers were confirmed. a porter came
running by and gave out tho news that
the engine had turned oYcr and caught
the engineer and fireman undor IT, and
that several cars wero smashed or de-
rallied.
OWED a PREClPICE.
AS soon as DR., Pitt could get an out
side view of the situation he saw what
made hin, shudder at the danger In
which he and the other passengers were
placed. Before him was the wreck, Tho
Pullman was not thrown off the track,
as luck would have It. but It stood on
the edge OF the mountain side. hanging
over n prccipice which dropped sheer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
INDIGNANTLY DENY
THAT THERE is "FIXlNG'

SAN FRANCIsCO.0 q CAL, March 25,--
A report having been received from Mill
wa,lkee that the Corhett-McGoyern fight,
which is scheduled to take place In this
city next Tuesday evening, had been
fixed" for Corbett to win In the sew
enth round. both the fighters Indignantly
deny that there has been any agree
mont whatever between them, except
that they are to fight for the champions
slip and to do their best
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
STOCK EXCHANGE TO
GO INTO NEW QUARTERS

tSl (By Associated Press,) 5d7 1s,
& NEW YORK, March 26-nhe members
OF the Stock Exchange wlll take posses
sioll OF their new building April 22d. The
dap Will be given over to formal exer-
cises. consisting chiefly Of peech-malSlnrg.
ana business Will he suspenoed until the
following day. N Representatives Of the
other local exchanges and from out-ofr
town institutions hAye been invited to
HsRscipats,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
SENATOR HANNA HAS
NEWS ROF3ILL DAUGHTER

-i7 J. (Hy Assoelatsd Fress,l .I
" CLEVELAND, OHIO, March 9b,-sena-
(. tor Hanna received a telegram from
,rhomasyile, Ga. to-day stating that the
condition Of his daughter, Ruth. was
slightly Improved. her temperature being
somewhat lower than yesterday While
there was doubt in the minds Of her
physicians at first as to tho exact ma
ture of her illness, they have now posi-
lively diagnosed the case as typhoid re-
N,or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
SUMMARY OF DAYS NEWS !
Y: HEWEATHER.

wAsit1NGIo " March! q. Forecast fo' t'4
y 1'ESVirgInia@Fnir5 Tinrsdny and Friday;
warmer rlday 1gh,t yarls5se NI9pf shd fri.
day; warmer Friday light yhr'aDlcc r'lilolc
winds. ID A vi IA III ss IL n 4. .,i 4 81
Yesterday was ono Of the#fnost delight.
fu dayy Of5tiie season.. The. mercury was was
only 81 Ill Tic warrncsty port ton ofi the dny
and fell hereafter until y! midnight. / 4 zig J,
hir was chilly. Continued fair rweat her is
expected today and Tomorrow. S6b
STATE or THE THERMOMETER.
"A. M .,..........t..,...'., .''''.' 20 70
12 M. ps
ar. NJ . e
o p. NJ. g Q
. T.. NJ. I. 4. ist
{E5Ag5 vor,pe 81. I. !, /, !. 20 ga
Highest tenn mpera tllre 4yestdr1ay..!.....3tIss "
iIoWcst temperature yestcrdHy........t ~ -
AZ Mean Temperature yesterday y,,..'...... % %
Normal temperature for Mnrch..;..... 81 81
I'll Departure from normal tcInpera ture. U
Precipitation during pas u hours. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
WILL BE ECONSUL,GEN'L
AT HAVANA. CUBA

wAsH1NciToN' II Marah 25,-Franls NJ,
steinhart is to be appointed Consul
General at Havana, succeeding villa m
A. Rublee. who VIII he appe4lten a, Gon- 50, =,
n resident Of Illinois. IIe is now agent
II the War Depa artment In Cuba, 8i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
GERMAN NAVAL ATTACHE
WILL OVERSEE DOCKING

WASHINGTON, ID, c.. March 25,rCom-
lnnnder irwin Schcyer, naval attaohe of
the German embassy here, has been or
derad 10 Newport News, Va, to arrange
for. sle docking of the German warshlp
,Gaaelle, which viii arrive there In a few
days from Venezuelan waters. .5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
FIRESWILL co OUT
FORsLACK OF CARS
(Rr Associa ted prnsa.la

nv tBy Assoelated prcss) IN
THURA1OND, w. VA, March 25.r-Ow-,
ling 10 a freight congestion Il SIS reported
to-day that Ares will be put out In a,G,0
OF moro coke ovens In the New River
f1eld, as 1t is Impossible 70 secure cars
for ortransportation Of products, ;33 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
TORONTO OPERA HOUSE
DESTROYED BY FIRE

Il 8(By Associated press.) 81
TORONTO. ONT, March 2b,-,Fhc To-
s:ronto Opern Tiouse WAS burned today.
iirha estlninted loss Is sl6o,ooo. Tho fire
Va I #vuIpposed to have riglnnted from N Fl
trio wires In the box 9 offlce, ..a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
LIQUOR DEALERS
TO MAKE PROTEST
Finance Committee to Hold
an Open Meeting Monday
Night.

Tho Finance Committee. OF tho City
Council has arranged to have mn open
meeting Monday night. when the liquor
dealers and any other persons who have
fault to find with the license rate, as
fixed by them, will be given an oppor-
tunIty of being heard, An effort Will be
made to place each saloon In the class
In which It belongs, according to the
amount OF business done.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
SNORTH CAROLINA.

A number of charters granted at
YRaleigh yestcrday--G Governor Aycock,
superintenderts Joyner and Or. McIver
plan CAMPAIGN Of sdueston Il IN asnsf Sortn =.
Nassin' of Niaustield.5 O.. has been called
to- the Tabernacle Baptist Church at
4Ralelgh--rrinty College defeats Lafay, M ),
otto at Durham 6 to 3--Federa ton or
in several cities to raise funds for the
Raleigh monliment--Gen General J =. carr
will be the orator at the. Memorial Day
exercises at Greensboro MAY l0tn,
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GalI 81.
GEN ERAL.

n General Sir Hestor Macdonald, rather
.than'Tace, d fcourt-mnrtial, shoots himself
through the brain In n Paris hotel--lrlsli
land Bill introduced in British House OF
) Commons and is favorably received
Burdick's good name Is defended ny
friend with whom he talked OF MS trou pres
shortly before his deaf tli---StocR prices
broke sharply and closed at the loWeSl Q!
the day---Prcsident Of the New forK t
Central refuses to confirm or ucny &tne
srumors about combine with the PennsSl-
ania---ITrcasury III market for purchase
of silver bullion TO coin into money tos 10.
tho Erilipinos Two favorites anu IVY
heavily backed second choices won !
Bennings New York Stock ESGnahse ;S
soon to move into fine new nlilldlnE -
S President Castro wlthdraWs his resigna-
tlon and rcsents charge that MS tende,r,
fing It was farce as such he Said Woulu
! bio impossible In one whose hcart - Wus SIi.s
warmed by heat of great ideals-,CapIee
maybe used to exchange raj tliicatlon OF
Cuban treaty i'll 1t Is approved in time
Further enforcing of the civil service rules
embraces most all posltions---Dr, Az
hits color blindness prevented him from .,
nia Railway will spend seventy millions
Memphis and critical situation ls passed
make an Inspection Of yirgln!a militia
before the new rifles are issued to them
n 38.---Crazy Virginian goes to the White
gJIouge to see Mr.. Mckinley, his SOD, or
4 any OF tho Nckinleys,
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MINIATURE IA.LMANAc.
RICHMOND,

\ Mann llqnor Dill 70 DC yotir,u upo.i p.,.a ~ :
pendlng---'rax removed from boarding
house fecpers-l3 Bill 70 prevent cnticing
seryants AWAY passsdIhlI,ng esraIe
Fine discourse on the Hkindcrgnrt ten by
Allss Blow - Ncll known minister weds
Petition 70 prevent, freight trains IRON IRON
running on the 'r,.a,,I r. " III.
Clearwater wins the pool tournament
Stuart Association oSask the city to re. Re.
deem It's pledge,-lBaptiSl e1itofs ,,s f,s,t ,,t
drum, much limprovctl--.-l3lg bread plant TO
be erected here rreshct IN the river a.
most 1T an eild-Bils Of Importance to
position 10 the school supclin!eehdsent, g bill
- remains OF Mr.. William II. f.'ullns-
worth Inferred N sl1ocls9e ceinetery, l,',t j,
liowtzers 70 hold an elect,orl-vs a.,
who pi siiot herself improving Committee
appointed 10 consider the advisabilLy Of
reducing the size Of the Gounci,.IRich-
Elks elect officers. y MANCHESTER !.
!n1ured, IN yssterday,,s T. wrsek yrsti
s.t,ited to-day flucss Of Mr.; Bowe'i,--------5
Mrs. Bradley To giveEan entertainment
lTine meeting In progress at the Baptiat
Church.
VIRGINIA.
3lgS G.. IL KODinS0n. negro poiCc Jus tiIc -
Bloodfeid, Is not allowed 10 practice !, III u,
fatally stabbed near Brlstoi-,---Lo OPP
lion elections In York eo1tysena.SGs 1!sorrs raaSs
badly washed and county swept hy a
I 5cyclone--Tria OF negro woman at Abing-
don for murder ofs.Roanoke drummer
Judge liyaddli TO give opinion in Schnloeie
land award ease liz Norfolk to-day -
Blackstone stirred over approaching y.
cense or no licenGe elect!on------e o unity
,nIIisda ts Ia ms 1n 1brnie,i- Chase City's mineral
VA ter@ and ncws{llotel growing In oplii-
3larty---W Wcodbcrry Forest defeats S. Al
si5ans to - Henry P!ntcrM charged with
! tho murder Of his son. is released Z ~
Slalint OH New nat tiOnnl bank ut M anas-
! "a e. situation III Farmylllc is unsettled
no Tdlspensar ~ yet and t5the town or 60
JIfdna ppcrs fined In TaZcwell---Peters-
itfurgs Chamber Of Commerce ana lts
good sworlS lS-- Conference as 70 coal, arry-
Inf facilities at zRoanoke,,,-king William ~ an
1,rges county supervisors TO appropriat to
500 for Confederate monument Ma r,
rIages--Rcv James II Henderlite and
Miss Nellie Grow in Norfolk: William
Smith and Miss Tassic McMorroW IN
( Orange; r. a. Stuart and Miss Mary
Jones In Stafford. Julius White and MISS
Julia Dodson in NORTHAMPTON: Rev. Eril-
est Stevens and Miss Elizabeth Nolan
Snead In Nelson: r.. n. Newman and MISS
4 Deaf hs...Siss Ruth NJ Patton IN stat
y ford Judge Joseph B. Prince in south
ampton: Mrs. Ailie Peters Richeson . =
Amherst: Edward, n Dffenderfer, VIM.
Balllnger In Loudoun: Mrs D. D. Routh
sfnE Peters burg. {f5t ia.3. .G.4 vi sFarHs
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Continued on Seventh Page
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

The drive in charge Of Foreman Ed.
Lavoie reached Sauk Rapids Saturday
evening. Boommsster Webb aud a
crew of one hundred drivers with the
steamer. J. B. Bassett arrived there
Saturday night. Both crews cleared
the rapids Monday and Tuesday and
Foreman Lavoie came back with his
crew to Little Falls to start another
drive, the lower drive going on to
Minneapolis under Foreman Otis
Webb. There are rs, 1000, 600 feet in
the lower drive. There will be at
least two and maybe three more drives
this season.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24
Jordan independents: Anton Wied.

Jordan independents: Anton Wied-
mann, who had been hereabouts last
week. visiting, and on business, left
for Morrison county, Minnesota, Mon
day morning. with the intention Of
purchasing land. He has bean en-
ployed in st. paul all summer, by
the Twin City Rapid Transit Co., and
will resume work there upon his re-
turn from the north.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24
Mid-Suk,1I11el. Cuf Price Sale
in the Candy Store.

Pure candy shipped in here every
fe" days, and our prices are so reason
able that all can afford to eat fine candies.
All our candies are now selling for
half price,
Sream peppermints pound 12c -
cream coated dates pound 12c'
Raspberry creams pound ]2c
Starlight kisses pound 12c :~
The darling of the Gods a pound 12c
Chocolate bon-bons pound.12c =
Little >butter-cups apound 12cAs. .>,@. !.
Lemon drops pound 12c > 1.>.@s:
Cream wintergreens pound 12c
Candy peach stones pound 12c
All the above named candies are now
selling at half price.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24
PARTINGTON MAKING PAPER.

Mrs. r. G. Partington was notified
By: telegram Friday that the Newspaper
mill at Kansas City Of which her
husband is superintendent. had begun
operation. The Kansas City Star
owns the MILL which has been built
at Kansas City, Kansas, across the
river from Kansas City, Mo, within
the last nine months. - I,
The capacity of the mill is 40 tons
of white paper daily, all of which
will be consumed by the Star, and
its morning paper, the Times. The
paper is made from pulp shipped from
Canada. There is only one other
newspaper in the world that manu-
tactures its own paper-The London
Telegraph.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24
>Brainerd Dispatch: ). John Hesse

>Brainerd Dispatch John Hessel
Jr., left this afternoon for st. Cloud
on business: He has severed his con
nection with. the LaDow Implement
company of Duluth on account Of the
fact that they wanted 70 send him to
Texas and he could not stand the
climate there. He states tnat he has
one or two offers and he wants to stay
right here in Minnesota
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

Mrs. Adolpb Gagnon of Gravelville
submitted to a serious operation Mon
day at the hospital, an ovarian cyst
weighing 10 pounds being removed.
Dr.. Fortier performed the operation.
Mrs. Gagnon is doing nicely so far
and strong hopes of q speedy re-
covery are entertained.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs.. Geo. n.
Kiewel,. July 21st a con.
DR.. Dubois was in the city Tues
day. He was on his way to st. Paul.
Mrs. Joseph Moeglein, who has
been verv sick during the week, is
reported much improved =

Benson Monitor: A deal was closed
Thursday evening whereby the Manus
Land Co. will retire from the real
estate business in this city and will
no longer Be rebresented5by wilmar
agency. ~
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24
COUNTY BOARD.

The board of county commissioners
adjourned Thursday afternoon, July
10Th. until July Goth.
On Thursday the applications of
Fred Hovey and 4. V. Mccarthy for
court house janitor were received,
also petition for appointment of A. F.
Kerrich to the same position. The
matter was laid over to July 23d,
Gross and Lakin voting nay.
At the meeting Of the county board
Monday morning the bill of Lawrence
Gregerson for $3.50. to apply on con-
tract for ditch No. 1 was allowed.
The " ork of equalizing assessments
took up most Of the boards time.
The petition Of John Schmolke and
others asking that District 21 be
divided, was granted a hearing for
Sept. 1st, at 2 O'Clock p. m. The
hearing on application of Frank
Kostanik for liquor license in Cushing
was fixed for Aug Sd.
The petition OIL. P. Bell and
others for a public ditch in Belle
Prairie, was granted a hearing.
: The road petition Of J. j. Dolan
and ohters, asking to have county
road established in Scandia Valley,
was granted hearing for Sept. 1st.
Commissioners Gross and Lakin
were appointed committee to look
over road leading from Buckman to
Little Falls, between towns Of Agram
ana Bellevue and Little Falls.
Commissioners Sullivan and Ted
ford were appointed committee on
Scandia Valley road, to meet at Lin
coin.
The board rejected the application
of S. O. Kirkbon for tax abatement.
The tax abatement application of F.
Jarboe was approved.
A. V. Mccarthy WAS reelected
janitor, receiving the votes of Con-
missioners Sullivan, Tedford, and
Stith. Gross and Lakin voted for
Kerrich.
The contract for painting outside
Of courthouse, repairing windows, etc.,
was let to T. J. Martin for f492.
The only other bidders were Ham
lin & Federspil, at $515. Mr.. Martin
is to give bond of $1,000.
Petition for alteration Dis trict 81
| was granted.
Application of Jos. Van Hercke for
abatement was laid over. The ap-
plication of r. E. Towle and 81.
Layeck, to be official abstractors,
was rejected.
The tax levy on real and personal
property in Morrison county for 1908,
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

Long Prairie Argus: Miss Bertha
Racine arrived last week for a weeks
visit. She mas been employed in Min
neapo}isfffor several years as trained
nurse and has not visited Long Prairie
fer about seven years.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

Dr.. j: 81. Dunn of st. Cloud has
gone to Germany, where he will study
for some time.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

Jonh Sehr of Pierz is back in Daw,
SON City in the KIondike region after
having been in various parts of the
world.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

The town us Pulaski has made ap.
plication for a loan of $500 from the
state to be used for road and bridge
purposes 1 So
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

Mrs. q. P. Beadle and daughter
Lee returned last week from visit to
Bricelyn, MINI.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

The coz'1nittees to consider the
organization of q trades and labor
assembly will meet again. at the old
court hall Monday night. to complete
their work. ) :
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

The 10-year old son of Fred Stangl
fell from t zee at st. Cloud Tuesday
and fractured his right arm, at the
elbow.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

Henry Coul ltas, who was very ill with
peritonibis, is conisered out of danger.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

Miss Elizabeth Rau, who taught
here last term, has accented sixth
grade position in the st. Cloud schoo's.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

Misses Sadie Barton. Olive and
Eta Patterson, returned Saturday
night from q pleasant trip to the
Pacific coast. They visited Vancouver,
Victoria, Portland, Seattle, Everett
and other coast towns while away,
meeting In Seattle Mrs. Ted Austin.
formerly Miss Josie Lewis, 4 who
taught in the schools here several
years, At Everett they awere enter
tained by Misses Laura Castner and
Eleanor Anderson who formerly
taught here. Misses Castner and
Anderson will teach again In Ever
ette.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

Is EEkf;Editor S. H. Clark has returned
FF:fb sauk MRids. and again raRsn:
EEsSksxge q thftBentons-eeuaty.. Deuae,..
crat: Ii a man1y editorial he says he
is determined to regain what he has
lost. We hope he will be successful.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

Sunday evening, July 26. Mrs.
Griffith of California will deliver an
address in the Methodist Episcopal
church. She has wide experience
in prison work, besides being leader
in the W. G. T. U. She is splendid
peaker and all should hear her.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

Rev. Father Leo Cans celebrated
mass at St Cloud Sunday. After the
ceremony the visiting clergy were
entertained at dinner at the Cans
homestead, near st. Cloud. The Cans
family had reunion Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cans were present from Little
Falls.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24
B. G.. Bradley returned Monday from

B. G. Bradley returned Monday from
his triD to Bay City. Mich, where he
attended the International convention
Of longshoremen and allied trades.
Mr.. Bradley visited Mackinac Island
and the 500 government canal on his
way back. At Mackinac he saw the
grave Of Pere Marquette. The con
vention was very successful one: =
D. J. Keefe of Chicago. president,
and H. G.. Barter, secretary treasurer,
we're reelected, also J. E. Porter Of
New Orleans, one Of the three vice.
presidents, who is colored man. r.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

Salaries county officers. 10, 900
District court expense. ............ 5000
Probate court. expense. ............ 1900
Interest L. F. & D. bonds:.. 1900
Interest fundingEonds ....:.... 2,000
Interest courthouse bouds.... 5000
County road and bridge..". $500
Sinking fund .................... 1000
Printing and advertising: %, 1850
Miscellaneous .....:............ 5000
Iotal..... ..........-.:...."......... "a. 800
The local one mill, one tenth of /
per cent. for the public schools, was
aleo levied. ..@e.z - # s. -..a I 7:
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ.
Mcintyre. July 18th, son.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Lange,
July 10Th, a daughter.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24
BIDS WANTED.

Bids are wanted for building q
four room addition to the Hawthorne
scheol building. Bids to be opened at
German American National Bank at
8 O'Clock y. N. on Thursday, July
3oth 1908. For particulars inquire at
my office. Rights reserved to reject
any or all bids. - -. -
L. 3. Richard,
-.. Score tary Board of Education.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24
midsummer Cut Price Sale
Of SHverware,

* silver salt and pepper shakers
~ valued at.25c, this sale 15c.
rs per cent off all silverware during
this sale. Hundreds of articles will be
bought here during this sale at three
fourths their real value. 1t will pay you
to investigate this. ),
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

Rt. Rev. Frederick Katzer, Arch
bishop Of Milwaukee, who died Mon
day, was induced to come to America
through a letter written by Father
Pietz In an Austrian paper. Arch
bishop Katzer was a close friend Of
Bishop Trobec, with whom he
came tn the United States in 1854.
Swanville News: Mr.. McKercher
is still working out indemnity land
contracts and is to be here for a few
days yet when he goes to Randall.
After completing his work here he
will make headquarters at Burtrum
for while. 70 prove the Interested
ness of our farmers in this county,
one has only to notice the manner in
which they hurry to buy, sometimes
getting the agent out Of bed at regular
harvest hours =
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24
F. W. l0NEGREN, re Rs,; vest S.ts's side

Dealer, has many choice bargains in
houses, lots and farms. Call and zee
imbefore youbuy, sell or rent.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

Wanted-Place as housekeeper or
to do general Homework. Inquire Of
Rhoda Haskins, American House
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

Driving horse and two seated bag
~ for saie. Iuquire at this office.
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24

E Rasicot was up from Royalton
Monday q
Little Falls herald., 1903-07-24
igYfgT-Sezssszsses' Gut Price Sale
Of short lengths OF seibhons.

of short lengths OF ssihhoz,s,
1m6 Ribbon Remnants. Lengths are
JUU from one to three yards, and the
prices are only half the WORTH
The 25c kind at 13c.
The zoe kind at 1Oc ~...
The 18c kind at &c.
The 15c kind at Sc.
The 10c kind at &c.
The SC kind at &c.