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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
THE TEACHERS FOE
A LITE ALWAYS THREATENED BY
NERVOUS PRosTRATIoN.
One wk~ prok. Down from sIx N~srs cf
esst~ark reli. He's she fssapsd
Misrrr u 1ntareNd ldlenrss.

"r had hecn teaching in the city
seia1Sais steadily for ssx years, said Miss
.Iassass. whose rss,eai Fvtera 10 the work
from which she Was driven by nervous
szsslaEse has attracted afSentaau. They
were greatly oyercrs wsssd. especially in
the primary departments Il which hai
charge. and h&a treea da3Hg tile work
Of two teachers. The STRAIN was too
rnas,h for nay nerves and two years ago
t5e crisis came
- pas pr,sstrate3 mentally and ply
ssz2liy. sel8t Ia nv res s1ssstsusa and never
exp ea t. BE- able to RESUME wovk. IL
seemed 90 NE then that l WAS the most
Eni~erahle woman on earfh. WAS tor
tgsFesi by scrvoas headaches. wsra cat by
inability % sleVn. and bad 50 h;tae
eEasa.l ths; was as white as chalk.
After my active life, - Was bard 10
hcSsF sdis1cSs. And terribly alsoaGrAgins
- keep PAVING ost the savings q years
.ar rsel5cines wh1cA d&3 rne ne scod. -
III W Did you Eet back wear AcAi;h -
"A hare chance AID }af of faith led
re 60 a care. After ! had Suffered far
many maaths. eld "a Aes / WAS On the
veTx verge ot despair. hapr.aao,a 10 reaa
as sssaGAt OK ssgfe cars tsectpa by
II Williams PINK PallS Tbs sfAts
EacafS vrre - c1uvsDcxES that | sal1e-
how fast ASSURED tAsf tAese pils aid
help ne M1si pcop5e, ta,ak, bay only
aae hox f1r a trial, tg.f l purchased slx
has Al once. aaA ~aen / bad uscd
tAeza sn. l wAs ia.3eesl ~Fel aaa ha4 10
Eaegsd - szs17e nlFeiitfHs,
ID. Williams laak F7s4ls earichcA nv
ssia A.osl. gave rs~ hask NV slssf. re-
ssas.ea usy aTfcille. gave Ese stseuEia e.
ualzk iaag distances ~atAazI faEeae, n
fHct frrsvi a-r f-au AZ by sraucz.t> AL
slsafs- have klrraiv taaeat { 20 srveEzl
r=zatas. aud I rssuas ssy eH1sa N
yzz - e ~ Wi.lirrus Pink Pms
Mis- Mausarrt N James : u1N hrins
a ~ l2E Clav s-EesE- EsEtaa, olasa
Many q her falAse fnash heFs have Also
H~.a ~ Mst.sAas Esak Fs4s ard are
s.e8sus5ssias aNs4E Jhesr naessiS Sduu4
a5g-ss1alsr. szrlH.sh ssz hsza4aal. and cass-e-~
"a szsr5fs szigk i.s-i. - faesT ass They
Hse sa44 - every ez1s saszs II ia
49,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
ENGLISH TONGUE IN Lean.
Spoken by 10000. 600 Of People ans 10
S.iIi Gaining Ground.

TIE United States are by far The
largest OF all the civilized nations ex-
c@pt Russia. which has $50 600 eoa IN
hasitantx The German empire has
5s eUa COS. Austria Hungary, a.
oao Japan. 47.e0a coo: the rrf.et
Kingdom. ss.neg. .ooa: France, Is oza >
o0e. na,y. 81 .ooo .e9e and Spain. is
cot. .eoa, ChtEa has $50 .0as,, ,t.ao. but she
does not count in a calculation OF t1ls
sort.
Owing 10 the rapid growth o, n.
Trife1 States the English laHgraee Is
uow spoken by more persons than use
any other civilized tongue ChSrses y
said he spoke German TO his horSe.
Freueh 70 men, Italian to wone7
friends and Spanish 10 God II his
dzrs, three and half centuries ago.
Spain was a land on which the sun
never set. England wss oniy snail
spo, On the map anG the English taz-
Enage held only a minor place Il re
civilized tongues To-day ISs no. .
q, people speak English. loo .na q
Peak German. 20 1s-l .osa -p1oy
Spanish. Including the inhabitants O.
re Latin American countries. 8ze
- ofo .oeo speak FreacA-
Moreover. TIE Lead for Enrlish IS
rapidly ie.gsAenIne Nearly svo-;hir2s
81 al the people who speak the Ezs-
iish iozgue are IN The United s-Asss-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
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BEAD x sse GezEaHs A-1ss he las
a--svrS g. AAE-zE-. has a@r r-<-
ssszseS - IRE s1-1z- WI : .arpss-s
sss as ,eesA se l. zx--eza~ r-ouz
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q SlS --zs< vns1 h z-avaz h5ua
zzss sass zzAs<F2z- : -he s-s= a Is
rsa6e se eEz-eSss5 Is an Il
rs va Sa1 Exvs NJ IA ara
ae-ess Eser zxKg Hasr I e-sw Id Ee
k-uws Aest Nv Ear las M rFw
ans< 4 Can ~ 6n-aa- 70 = -eeEss
tHz =zs xszs : SSeG sa- II snsscs.-
R-azsgss EaEls
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
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Sxxs uexs7aFse- rzszAeS Z L
asz Ths NEs4rA-s-l aAe e=s1t ha.A-
lzS ssssrAl ag zhs EnsosS- vas o.
seswe4 ~ tAs z4xng a4 1sa 81 d. Ma
lnzzenss s-aH4s g-sz A. r1-as as ne
ea@as-z ~ssl2--ec sa S4-sxz- e s.x-ns
q sAs tszrSss uz - se-zzinz. -hs
zEzg 90 E-EAzzHs q ~
SNs@-s taa-hes ana u-ssSs =. ne -
rESlaz e cazslse-e1 zse-zzn-su1S. Az
zaa sas@Fx -usz EzvH E-egss s .1rs
a. - the sl-sGS-l1 olass X 1AAu-r
1luS nzEner T'ts raAS esesxzs.sz NJ
r Azs me RAv w-as sHsasasz ws-1
lzse ztzaarhaus s~@ 1s<ns
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
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r41fz-z TaEF sse7-7- liz Ira s11re cs q
lrsssase gaaE GrzscEs- sEz srs~a
a ran aEn %
ru4azre zzetes w1cc an A1a ts-es
sauz-es frss In se-s-h AIS - rz-
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Ser : sazza-sE ~ t-azzzzaz 4 - ne
;zzaez lzseS4ae q czs - he So
rsHE-s srzzFu Ne-l-
As ne us-eszeEt IS z1hans a ssz-z
Il rHe8rls taF FrssGuE1 g sazs eno~
rzans A. r1&l ard "a is pzss sAarst4als
"a she Eushsa- Ca &cssers ths s-xzszrs- q
gAzg shs F.1rssrDsat Is proag s4,=z xrs
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sss.ez Is ia ssf5croe ss6ucez
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
DOG INCAPABLE or DECEIT.
Nature saen Ira, Re csnzc. = sc
Hts E-.o.ions

There Is oae peculiar thlES aAaat
dogs remarked weA knawz e1AI
s2zelgr ans hartszaz. and Ia s
vcz nexer saw oze pAHs aza waz sis
rAl s. TIE same tine, A Cog Is soc
carahte OF a 6oahIs ennsEca- He cAsr
ruoNi xna wzS his TAI. At TIE szze
tius. fer It 5 Impossible fer Aiz -
be u&4 a. oze sl5 and glz1 a. tss
oshef
IL a sur Is rfas % see his z.s,er
Ae VII aark a1a Ea< lis tzlL Z -
wants - get tzso the ho=se ks 81
Pzw az TIE door. uhlae AHz wAr IS
salI. sat they are 81 SYMPTOMS 6. 1zs
a11 the sane sEntlnn- Ba; Z IS
master cpens tie eeor he I'll razss
% ssos saxsstv tzueGiAfely y H@Z--
iar and I'll ssoW pleasure cz2T ~
tse szsxiag q his TAI
II ozae- - 81 4 z.r's .sz1s-
ere urst WntcA IS ewes. szf - 9
EGGS yua have 10 EarcA his tai. T1s
deg Is iskezsss .rcRraAls .. ee-e.--
ard hsaee hs j. nashing q. E.a.li--sAz
he aeee4ves 10 cze res svez Is
master L he Is svsrfoxe1 every
s-zo-ssz S Indicative q iAzt fac s-9
Is Woe zzkezP gives 4-Eis -sszs-
-ozy = & Il he 5 siss;ezS-z -
Hueeres & Is ne SAKE wAx x.--Eo-s-o-
Pest
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
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A--suHa1 = as3r< 6rvuzaz n -ee
aa1zrszzzS as means e szzsn< zlfe
=. sss- -fs rzr--s~zncs Is szpy q
essns+-&zzg n S-aa-1 Esza : ~
aeacE = z4--x -h< zs-zx hsgs1 sx.f<--
TIE Hsrh IL D2- rzx aux-xr-sw
rk-uw sr-urr Enc Is sasas - .rE
4e=t and ks 1r@ nau-a-z1z saa-x =
rsn s<2sr r1s c1-z ur - ~-<-
and <eTs rs-suz ~ ~ sz-z,r< q
cHn1cH = caszs z and }. a-rn -
sa-z a. ssnsp1-7ez mt Z s.zz- ~
-.veS -sz c-F1re Requires Hzsss ak1r
y <a-mx 4 arcz-xxear
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
a-azas 8. - a~

as xzS soc.u- xl-uss< = AZ ,-sss
= z-zs- SAss Ara rxs Nzzs zzxiazzs
s1zs sns ealz-s Sta1G lss A4r - huus
a. Seszs - razssh5s- - - es .-s~-f
irs rs 7s TatAz n H. sxFxr Tbs
~xs ssw he 1-ssaE sas
-AsS wEs gaz- Enrs- NJ
.-sszS. the aa--u-. ss1s e@ez sor zss-s.s.
-ez-x spr<1a< z-se- Fre ~ azEseS =
yce 6ax- ~ arm <e aszss seszzz--rx
he's x--xsS zhe tz1sez va cez sci
And xsz-< vEs he uz--n< 5uezr :
xDnAk II hss --~snz
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
EASTERN VISITORS.

You are welcome to Colorado. But
why stop here when there is new
short line OF railroad open through to
the Pacific Coast II is the San Pedro.
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad.
better known as the Salt Lake
Route" All Colorado roads lead to
Salt Lake City. and stop-overs are al
lowed in that interesting spot. Pa
latiai vestibule6 trsin-the finest from
Utah teTminai-leayes Salt Lake
City every evening al $50 O'Clock.
Every Colorado ticket agent has coy
pons over this new railroad, and be
sure and see that they read via this
line Write J. L. Moore. ID. p. A..
Salt Lake City for Illustrated booklet
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
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-Ex1. stkcat tts zesleFzt nuitaz o.
sazea q IS -Syiva NaE5zsts.~ Nlsz
zeez razzril-s thas gAe aather g
dossz Azz lHae V5Eer ezisrssv ults
sAa exeersaez g4 her he4z sc E1dc1
aTaesss Plrm Et rsas aA f4rE~e
eaezaztee tNsa3 les sAs sera EAks
tha1 II the sane eazzHry Je4z
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- ezr Is s-e-t axe r,eazf7sas. taf
Nazan Elrcs crlsrure x hz- nsse11s
c-Ez fr sAe rEr-e she Ese2s ar- o
AS aue=te- Fre1csaEE- Ffssri7z t.s
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ra a1su Nuanr che s1rHs a1sE i1 u@e
s7.zrs al easI Wa mHrse HcrlT-
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zulzzx Eaosa- a. ans faa1 nesrez
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
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Ea. 49, -surssszssz Saz-e
kEsssezz -aT1hlis a taH Az.
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H- Hzs 5aat The 1rHr1ae-s -ss-s AnS
ro 7zss t1 sezs A.E rs s1r Rz-
Es saaE rs z-is5---zre = sexE-
SID a. the rE-z1rz7s & zss Sers-
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--z- a 11GE1s- vhc S@c eef
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.hs -1isfer solzz r-uAEiv aaz In.
raeEr2zag 1ha aoc-x VIA az v.z~
snrs- hs saz5E SAY. sExnz q sx,-r
sEa-s~Ssesx Nv poor rauz n n
HrNNe- e<s3x E-z las sa-E -. es
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r-rSssa-l zsez ne xszl I've cz-
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
TOOK T-E sNEEP EAcs.
ceHar Dos ESi6e7tfs Hss rs oSs7
Ca-cer;is- g oaiy.

-
A story - = ScateA ealle 5 cur
-ezt 81 re persvshlre haraer. says
a. EzHsh e1chzusc 4 farmer II
tAe Prak district having purchased
snail aacE of sheep IN ire Lo~-
saass Grove ;se aock the whe.e way
tfSszu Scotland 10 his farm ID EAeTty-
sa1-e wsfh the at6 - re cce
sazsA a2s lezt g. hLa - he Scossh
farmer fnon whozz ~ rzrehasee re
sheep -WEtz yoa ST. ta your ho1ar
wstA re shee1 sziE tse scasea1saa
.sst the eos au his hellsz thcu tei
sz - ~ Aoze. he EAfhs sh-re
zzu Ealy srrtveE 81 rs farm Nlth
re sApea. Ez1 uax So p5easss wsts
the cs.lie aoe ard Iss pFrtaTu- EzCe
tAst - eecsaea tc kesF Il few 4Ays
hysare sensiag u hask oas cav =
Ezs ASAy frcz huz-e earzzE IL Eao.e
- sAs Gzv. AlE 81 =azHz=HE n ~
sssHiaE he folr1 thai re Ssoiea CO
tis vzs a.iss.us. Gnz Nfso ths 1ock o'
sAeez II tcW GAYS uslzEs cAEzt
gsAs tAe eos has ARRIVES A. A4s S-osch
Auze Ers h&e ArousAs tAa sheeF bass
w5aE I'm
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
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= ~eAr-s Ssz-rR s---s --s pa-x-
<s14 ---E-r z - srz~ e~<s~- - Il
cs--< TrE rr< 1r>-<t--c szc-- Tar -n<
e~ur rsarEe- AZ VII gspe ~c< rxrHA
e1rssz. and ull 1ce x<azk - a. srun
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
Don't Poison Baby.

FORTY YEARS AGO almost every mother thought her child have
PAREGORIC or audanum make sleep These drugs viii produce
sleep and FEW DROPS TOO MANY viii produce the SLEEP FROM WHICH
THERE NO WAKING Many the children who have been killed
whose health has been ruined for life by ao audanum and morphine each
Of which narcotic product opium Druggists prohibited from selling
either Of the narcotics named children all anybody without labelling
them The definition Of narcotic"
produces but A
and death Thetas and smell ofedn containing
and sod under the Of Drops Corda- Soothing
should n it medicine 70 Be your children without you
know Of what It composed CaSToaA DOES NOT CON
TAIN NARCOTICS il bears the signature Of Chzs Fletcher.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

AMEN a cord S@i8Sw ssr3s sAas - Is
sssf smnr IN eSe Hst - nsAe- sss
60 sen sN r@~0 q -Mx
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

as vsu suo1eA te keza o. tse rsss;
s5as q s7l ass 2ss aaE aoArs 10 g
sar lss sllr-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

There are times when a iran saes7',
~&nt tkiHss te come HIS ~ay-bslts f9-
example.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

Whea a Uz- tells yoE xhst furtk>-
2TE5-zfent = aEarcassz-g- u means faAf
ac has reached TIE ezd q ais strtnx
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
senslhIe heu.ekeener.

viii have Defiance Starch. not aIor.
because they get one-rhird more for
;ee same money. but also because Of
superior quality.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
TEA

Her tea marks the woman:
bat so does her coffee: and
she marks both
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

Mary a girl has lost an engagement
riug ~ ~&sa1ias her hands of yo4Eg
u-sn-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

~ 1-ss esF s~r Il ~ AEz= sar.-z <-T~s
q s~@1 ~ FREE On 90 suzzls ...z s--<z.S
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

Do Year Clothes look yeifcss
Then use Defiance Starch. IT ~fr
keep them wklte-1S o.. for fs c,...
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

Il hAe IneaEatery Rh~urnatasru s.zr A.
~. .szs A>>- tra~zz-" G&rrrls LNasass rrzs \ 7.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

Il sesaeftE1es b&ga~nS that law
sfHGcNS EfxeS ~ the Law business to
sng.ss IN Tie S.s4-in-i1w bErtawxx
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

T--sos ez-s 8 : - s.esf z.colr-ze eT>- s--s
- al 1.erzsszs e ssr is-azt A. IVY
.. Es1zLIr. S4zh1r.z. la. Pea r. sso
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
Letters from Prominent Physicians
addressed to Chas. II. Fletcher.

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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

Oar idea of well-hresi man Is one
~ lau never boasts ~ his dough.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

WAY co th~r call th~ ce-ter ae81er
Sv1~r It's because Aes great 81
rie.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

r~r r-~-s- r-s===s s~@r -s-v Il yes sszs
=ss scA1az4ss Azs2
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

ws~zn Is = eenu-aru--. hus rzzz Is
uuSrll4FEE te give her ~
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

Th- cream Of The baseball clas
sseGli be feane q The pItchsr.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

NrA Wfnssov-s Seeming syrup
- ~ 4rra te<se.sg. sorsr.s The su-nss r-ea>s .
e>zzz-A-2a-z Asss r&tz- Sa-~s v.H1 os<s s-a<Ea
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
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ra- 1859 - -zy@eL
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4 z-r< era=s
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22
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q - re
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-22

I-ztkfal zz=1 never have zucA 41rk
Wsr1 teeE - zS2sE
p<sx,oe s-a-cA 10 -, =, 10 eu.-es
II q rsrkaE- - c-=es Oo--.s--5
zc-s ss&-eh to- tss kzze Ecn<y.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28
STATEMENT THAT CIGAR BOXES
CANNOT BE- GIVEN AWAY
IS WRONG,

Wadena Tribune: Last week we
published an item from the Northtield
News to the effect that cigar dealers
were compelled under new law to
destroy all empty cigar boxes. J. G..
Anderson, of Anderson & Holly,
wrote down to Collector vonBaumbach
asking if the statements In the item
were true. He had heard nothing to
such effect. Wednesday he received
40 answer, and it seems that the
Mortified News and other papers who
published similar statements are
wrong. Mr.. vonBaumbach says:
There Is no new rule in regard to
empty cigar boxes. The law requires
that when q box is empty that the
stamp shall be destroyed and when
such boxes are to be given away, you
should also destroy the caution notice
and factory number branded on the
boz. But where the boxes are being
kept by the dealer for his own use,
the destruction of the stamp will
suffice. You can do what you please
with the empty boxes after the
stamps have been destroyed in accord
ance with the above rule. y
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28
SAYS ''aUMAN DERRICK" IS A
FAKE

Herman Moth, the wrestler, is
quoted by the Fargo Forum as saying
of Carl Erickson, the big wrestler who
visited here:
THAT fellow is a big fakir. He
weighs over 800 pounds and looks like
he might throw an elephant. he poses
as the North Dakota heavyweiQht
champion. but does all his wrestling
with his face.
III he will post $50 forfeit with
The Forum, I will cover the money
and agree to throw him three times in
an hour and half-and he we;
more than 100 pounds over nv
weight. I will show the people Of
Fargo what a dub he is.
"He has been going over the ooup.
try continued Moth, under the
title Of the Human Derrick. He wac
accompanied BY q lot of fakirs and
they cleaned up q few suckers for
their money till their deal was ex
posed at Superior.
IF he thinks he wants q match let
him put $50 and will wrestle him at
any date after my match with Mon
roe.''
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28
Major Crofoot, -. -.
The Promoter
The Great American Deadbeat Meets
Humorist and Is Greatly
Inundated.
copyright, 1905, by r. B. Mcclure.

Copyright 1905, by r. B. McClure.1
N n AJOR CROFOOT, grand pro-
lA moter and artful dodger, was
seated at his desk and chew
ing a bit of blotting pad,
While he wondered where his lunch for
that day was coming from, when his
Office door opened and middle aged
man entered with a smile on his face
The major at once jumped to the con-
clusion that it was somebody to invest
In his scheme to raise sugar beets on
the great Sahara DESERT and he rose
up and extended his hand and said:
Good morning to you, sir. Pleasant
morning. What can do for you?''
Eyes, it is a pleasant morning. Ha!
ha! hap laughed the caller as he helped
himself to chair
"You-you wanted to see me on bust
ness, l presume?"
Eyes, on business. Ha! ha! hap
"You perhaps want to make an in
vestment?" continued the major, look
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28
SENTIMENT FOR COLE.

Foley Independent: John Taylor,
the well known travelling man, who
represents Foley Bros. & Kelly on the
road. was in the city the fret Of the
were calling on his customers.
His territory embraces most of the
Sixth congressional district and he
says that it is Surprising the amount
of sentiment favoring Hon. A. L.
Cole, Of Walker, for CONGRESSMAN two
years hence. In the northern part of
the district Mr.. Taylor said the eenti'
ment was most pronounced. This is
where Mr.. Cole is known and the resi-
dents in that section are ureing his
candidacy on the grounds Of the ex-
ce)lent record he made while state
senator.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28
Six laos of Pike Creek were arrested

Six laos of Pike Creek were arrested
on complaint of Paul Koslica. for
stealing raspberries. and brought be-
fore Justice Cameron. Waving ex.
animation, they were bound over to
the district court. The complainant
then had q warrant issued for Joe
DIX, boy, for assault and battery,
claiming that Joe hit him on the foot
with stick. Then John DIX. father
Of the boy, had Koslica arrested for
aesaulting the boy.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28

All lie 6WUN0 ABOUND.
ing more closely to see If the man had
the fires Of insanity In his eyes.
"Perhaps do. Ha! ha! ha! Say, this
= a good one"
"You must excuse me, sir, If fail to
catch on"
'Oh, the catching on is easy enough.
Don't you remember me, MAORI"
II am sorry to say that l do not
Have you ever invested with me?"
'Have I? Have 1? Ha, ha, ha! That
= good one"
my time is very much occupied, SIR"
Eyes, know. That's another good
one. Excuse me, major, while
gurgle."
He gurgled and chuckled and slapped
his leg for half a minute, while the ma
3or studied his features. All Of sud-
den his identity was revealed.
$50 you remember me?" asked the
man as he saw the trouble in the ma
jor's face Eyes, am Green. We
used to room and board In the same
house. Yes-ha, ha, HAP
$50 this is Green" queried the pro-
moter as he held out his hand-"the
earth could have failed to establish
your identity at once? You will excuse
me, l know. By George, but was
thinking of you the moment you en-
teredw
mot doubt Of it, major - not a
ho ho
my dear old hilarious boy, am glad
to see you-thrice g.ad-and especial
~ In such spirits. The last time I
heard Of you they said you had gone to
Mexico and would never return"
Did they? Ha, ha, ha! Say, that is
funny; that is funny!'
And Mr.. Green threw himself back
In his chair with such force as to carry
away its back. He laughed for a full
minute, and there We're tears in his
eyes as he finally Strengthened up and
said:
"You are the same dear old dead
beat and liar, and you ought to have
q medal. How many swindles have
you got on hand just now? You don't
look as prosperous as you might, ma
jor, but suppose you make few vic
tins. When you finally recognized me-
your face became as white as death
and you tried your best to swallow
your Adams apple. This is as good al
reading funny BOOK
"Mr. Green" began the major, try
ing to look very serious, II was not al
ways millionaire"
mo? Ha, ha, ha! Keep it up, ma
jorr'
"There was a time, and that not IA
distant, when lacked the wherewithG
to buy a meal. had hope and ambi
ton and determination, but no money
One day you came to me and Offered
me loan Of S. Never in my life
II came to you? l offered you {
loan Of IS? Say, major, laugh viii
me-ha! ha! ha!'
"Never in my life shall forget you
unexpected kindness. You knew moth
ing about me, but you saw honesty an,
integrity in my looks, and somethin,
must have told you that l would sue
coed at last. You offered me So and
accepted it in the spirit rendered. Tha
sum laid the foundations Of my for
tune. All I have owe to you, and
am free to say So"
'All you have" shouted Mr.. Green a
he looked around at the office furn1
ture. "Say, major, you grow funnie
every minute. You will next be Offer
ing to repay the loan-ha! ha! hap
''Had I known where to reach 20
the loan would have been repaid year
ago. AS it is, shall not content my
self with handing you a check for tn
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28

A surprise party was given by the
l.. o. 7. M. at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gso. Gordon Friday evening. in
honor of Mrs. Harry Halseth, who
left for Port Arthur, Canada, on Sat-
urday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28

W. W. futile of Firmie, Briti.b
Columbis, visited his cousin. Mrs. F.
Graham, here. Mr.. futile was born in
Little Falls IN 1865. He had not been
here before In twenty eight gears. He
is in the hotel business, and his
brother Charles is also located at
Firmie.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28

Henry LANCE pitched for Staples in
: game there Sunday with pickups
from the Wadena and ver1dale teams.
Staples won, 6 to 2. .. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28
Rev. W. G. A. WaIlar will preach
at the Green Prairie church next Sun
day afternoon, July 30th, at 8 80 p.

Contractor F. E. Kreatz of st..
Cloud and crew have commenced
work on the plumbing and sewer
work for the Hawthorne and Colum.
bia schools
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-07-28
Mr., B0UCK ROBBED
The Robbers Only Secured
Small Booty,
However

Hon. I. W. Bouck of Royalton,
while at Staples Saturday night, was
robbed. Mr.. Bouck was on his way
from home e Duluth and while
changing cars four young men
crowed around him as ne was getting
on the Duluth train. He believed they
meant i'll, and held onto his watch and
small porse, containing the bulk OF
his MONEY, out his. large wallet, con-
tanning valuable papers and s., was
taken out Of hip pocket. The wallet
was found empty by a brakeman in a
seat after the train left. Four men
were arrested at Duluth when the
train arrived and Mr.. Bouck thinks
he can identify one of the robbers.
anyway. He returned to Royalton
after the robbery,