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The Washington times., 1905-09-17
FILTERED WATER KEEPS
TYPHOID FEVER DOWN

Two additional cases OF typhoid fever
were reported to the Health Department
last night. making the total for yester-
day three cases.
Since July there have been 571 cases,
213 OF which are still under treatment.
The Health Officer considers the situ-
alton encouraging. The use OF filtered
water Is now showing marked effect
upon the spread of the disease.
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
ADMITTED AS MIDDIES
TO NAVAL ACADEMY

ANNAPOLIS. Sept. 1.-THE following
have been admitted to the Naval Acad-
emy as midShipmen:
Alexander II. Ruhle Baltimore; NJ. C.
Bowman. Carollton. H.: Franklin Van
Valkenburg. Milwaukee. Wis. and
James B. Glennon, son os Commodore
James Glennon. L s N
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
Baku NOw Fears Reign
OF Terror by TribeSnlen
May Attack CITY at Any Situation
CriticaI-Tartars Continue to Hang
Around Harassing Armenians.

there. 1t will be remembered that at
the tirae OF the Potemkin mutiny the
tribesmen were organized into regiments
and gave the troops all they could do TO
restrain them. Since that they have
apparently settled down In the last
few weeks, however. there have been
signs of renewed activity in sympathy
with the mountaineers in the west who
have been warning against the Armen-
ians-
The Washington times., 1905-09-17

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 16.-Advices
from the Caucasus indicate that the
situation there IS still critical. In Baku
quiet has been restored, but along the
Persian border OF the tribesmen are in q
high state of excitement over the mas
sacres OF Armenians by the Tartars. es-
pecially the affair In Mirkend. where
practically the entire population of the
town IVES Wined cut
The Washington times., 1905-09-17
Prince Napoleon Active.

Prince Napoleon, who has just been
appointed governor of the Caucasus, is
taking steps to guard against any in
roads by the Persians, and at the same
time. TO suppress the Tartars. many Of
whom are still around Baku harass;ng
the Arrnenians under cover of dark
ness and whenever the troops cam be
cvaded.
Some fear is expressed that the tribes
men around BalNu may descend on the
city and inaugurate a reign OF terror
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-09


Mlhsea iefnlee leseA, cea Ora.
ham Ana Carrie Cos visited ~ ire
innius MateNf humn hast ThutadAs
W. utuen. ~ i.accy, VAS taken II
uuumwa fof treatment The inrlOf
has many ftlvnds IN cnr vicinity who
VIII be pleased 60 hear ~ hls i'm,
provUmenl
Rnaa IIareraye died a. hla home Uct,
al, 1908, 81 lnfainmatofy rheumatism,
after a severe illness lie leaves a
wlfc and ak little onps witnout hus
band and father Tho funeral was
held AZ the homo with inierment at
New sharon on Nov
Leonard brown Lee Hanna, only
child Of Clarence and LunIce iIanna,
aged 4 years, months and ~ days.
died az the homo OF hls parents, Nov.
| 2. 1905, after a four weeks illness with
typhoid fever Little Leonard had ali
ways been healthy child and the at
tending physician thought him get.
ting along as we'll as anyone could.
But our hopes were In vaIp. The
dread disease had done It's work, And
we have TO submit 10 a higher power.
We can only say in our great grief;
THY will BIO DONE" All that a good
physician and loving parents and good
nursing could do was done for him.
Little Leonard was old for his years,
and no bore mis- suffering patiently,
never complaining. Taking every
drop of medicine. Only once did any.
one hear him complain. and ten
when asked how he felt, he answered
me don't feel very dood," This crse
Is unusually sad, as 1t is the last little
one out OF three; and the bereavod
parents are left all alone, What q
blessing II is TO live In q community
where we have 30 many kind people
What help to us. How thankful We
are to those VINO assisted ln'so many
ways. To the choir for their songs
and the beautiful flowels. Inc little
casket was covered with carnations
and roses and cnrysanthemums. Ar
thur Cameron, Mortie Smith, Waller
without and Frank Ruby acted as pal
bearers. Rev. Cummins of Lacey OF
ficlated and spoke kind words full o
hope and sympathy. After which thu
long procession drove to Forest Gem
etery where little Leonard was LAID
at rest.
Nov. z. Pansy.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-09

ifnllef nNNf AlhluauA AWowal and ths
Nleellnn ~ lxshhlleanl - three eut "
lUm "a thsells lfnlelAlife districts ghs
republican candidates CO.. thefigI rlis
cunfi elsfh ana sily Surveyor ~ ftAlti
mugN ate also eltplsd, Chlef iudHe ilaf
Ian. democrat q reelected ~ iUoea me
ioflly. The republicans aid nnl nom
lnate = candidate analusl tudee Harlan,
thuukh thefe wns au independent ~
publican candidate The political rom.
plexion ~ the next legislature IA uncef.
tain ard will not he known until the
uficlal couAl haa been completed,
Indianapolis.
indianapolis Ind, Nov. Z. one hun.
drod ard plsiy.hyc precentn awe Book
walter, republican candidate FOR may.
or, lead OF 1900 over iloltsman,
democratic.
Indianapolis, Ind. Nov e,--Two
hundred out OF 2ie precincts awe Book.
walter, republican candidate for may
or, 1880 plurality over Hoffman
ldem.) and Hlts (pro).
South Bend. Ind, Nov s.--Icdward
J. ToRarty (deml was elected mayor
OK South Bend for the third successive
time, defeating ". E. Lambert (rep)
~ 600 plurality. The entire democrat.
10 ticket has been elected. Fogarty
represents the liberal element and
stands for wide open town.
Republicans Win.
Rock Island, ILL.,, Nov S.--Returns
from the fourteenth district indicate
that James Mckinney (rep.) has de-
fcated J. Howard Patteo (dem.) for
congress, TO all the vacancy caused by
the death OF u. Il. Marsh, by $500 plu-
rality. Less than half the normal vote
was cast
Virginia.
Richmond, Va, Nov. S.--The indica.
tons nre that the democrats have car.
rled the state, but by a very much
smaller majority than usual. The
democratic majority Will DO about 90.
600. Tho republicans have repre-,
sentation in the present Legislature on
joint ballot OF about 1G. In the next
Legislature they will apparently have
about rs.
In San Francisco.
San Francisco, Nov. S.--IndIcationf
are that Mayor schmitz and the en-
tire union labor municipal ticket arc
elected by majorlties ranging from TO-,
600 70 $1,000.
In Salt Lake.
Salt Lake City, Nov. Sat mine
o'clock the American party managers
claim the election OF Ezra Thompson
anti.Mormon candidate for mayor.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-09
WHITE CITY.

Mr.. Hopes and family moved TO
Colfax last week.
Born, oct. 20, 1905, to Andrew Mar
shall and wife, son.
Mrs. George White Is spending
few days In What Cheer this week.
George Hawkins OF Dussey was visit
Ing with relatives here Wednesday.
Harry Gay and family, OF Bolton,
spent Sunday with White City friends.
Mrs. Rhodes, Of Cricket, visited
over Saturday and Sunday ut the John
Ross home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Booth and son, OF
Hooking, were visiting al the Booth
home Sunday.
Mrs. cozad had the misfortune 10
get her shoulder fractured whilo pa
pering last week
White City is booming. Tho oper-
ators are laying out plan for twenty
more new houses. ,gb
George Warner, the genial manager
Of the Crescent store, was an oska-
loosa caller Monday. IA"
Miss Laura Jones, Of What Cheer.
Is showing fine line OF millinery
goods here this week.
Mrs Maxwell OF What Cheer. has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. VIII
shirlow, for the past week.
Charlie Tucker and wife, Of EDDY.
vile, were visiting with the Cozad
family for few days this week.
coglan q Winters gave masquer.
ade bal here Saturday night. II
was attended by many Wnite City
people. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Of oska-
loosa furnished tue music.
Nov. 8. Brown Eyes.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-09
THE COUNTY NEWS


Mn VIII raaseu Il On Il slth
hsl
chaa. bass w,li raise his barn on
Tuesday
claire Fuller ls yirIilne hvr mother
near Tioaa.
!, n, wimolt has built a new house
Tor bis light plant
Miss rthei ruby Il AZ the unas.
Ruby homo this week.
A. II. Hanna and wlie we're at inc
G. ". Hanna homo Tuesday.
&. l.. pomeroy and wlne spent sun.
day at the G. ~. Hanna home.
J. NJ Allgood, Joseph and n. r.
Hanna each sold good horse.
Several attended tho funeral OF
James stringnellow on sunday.
ed Gay and family woro recent viz.
itors at the ]. II. without homo.
Walter France has accepted a posi-.
tlon\at tho Diuscauno lumver yards.
Il. Hanna and wifo arc at tho Herb.
ert Hanna homo for an extended visit.
Mortio and Nettio Smith took din.
ner at the John Cameron home Sun.
day.
Mrs. u. j. Allgood 80 around the
house again after long, severe ILL.,
ness.
Jean McMullen and family spent
Saturday night in oskaloosa with
friends.
Mrs. Anna McMulen and children
were at the Jerry McMullen home on
Monday,
III. q. France and Miss McNair oil
oskaloosa visited at the Joseph Hanna
homo recently.
Ross Allgood and Fred padgett each
sold O team. Horses are changing
hands at fancy prices.
u. T. and Joseph Hanna with, their
families were recent visitors at tne
George Bryson home.
There have been number Of pubic
sales in our township. All were well
attended and prices were good.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-09

'.AAas7 49, 'IsA'.'t
pfNWAm isAwlet wtamea p,iaAy
fsuin Tvs Motives Nhpgu ~ wac npagag.
~ On isf appendicitis Aml IA rasglna
alunN nicely, but II tety wenh.
tnmva Jones' and vine. IL HmnA
coiinsY, Knnsas, visited hls btelhee.fa
ZONES, ~ Rose iiiil and departed fur
hts home saturday on the noon train,
Jerry McMulen, of Lacey bu,aht I'd
Harper a nne pUled Durham hull una
year cid past which was ahlnroa 10
Rose iilll and a,hen from therw 20 hn
farm
Fayette N. Johnson aud wife ana
William Fuller aud Charles WHITAKER
departed Tuesday for Arkansas with
Rose nm and tagen from there 10 MIS-
mate.
Mrs. Frank shafer brought 20 Busby
a Anderson'a'storc Saturday "a dozen
eggs for which she received zoe per
dozen; snc also brought "a lbs. OF
butter.
The number OF heating stoves
that are going out every day from
Brown a Hansel's hardware store IL
indication that they are preparing for
hard winter.
NJ. ). Dllbo moved 20 oslgaloosa on
Tuesday. We are gorry TO lcse him
and his ostlmable wife from our midst.
Our loss will DO oskaloosa's gain OF
a good republican.
Deputy Auditor Roy Il. Rowland
drove down Saturday evening 10 visit
at tho parental G. u. Rowland home,
but the heavy rainfall caused him to
return to oskaioosa on the train.
Rev. @. M. vallanuingham has re-
turned from kentucky, where no had
spent two months visiting brother
and other near relatives. IIe reports
crops good In tho blue grass state and
prosperity on every hand.
The trade the merchants Of Rose
Hill are having is tho best proof OF
by & Anderson store Saturday even
ing. The store was full OF customers.
prosperity. We stepped into the Bus
and the clerks were az busy as bees,
Mr.. and Mrs. GoodJ1 scd. OF YIN.
field, visited few days at l.. 8, Gas
ble's and returned TO their home on
Monday. Mr.. Goodspeed Is o oonduc-
tor on the g., d. & O., and 10 very
popular with the men connected with
the road.
During the thlrty.hve years | have
lived in Iowa never saw 30 many
new buildings, and BARNS
built as this season. 'arpenterB are
so scarce tnat men are pressed into
service who can handle q hammer ana
drive nail.
Harry Hoiiingsworth returned re-
Gently from Des Moines where he has
been the guest OF HIS sister, Mrs.Lon
Stringfellow, and nursing very
painful arm which proved TO be only
sprained instead OF broken 40 was a,
first reported.
| Walter Lunt, q prosperous farmer
OF Richland township near Peoria
drove down 10 Rose Hill Saturday and
was guest at the parental Henry
Lnnt home. Walter lived near Rose
Hill few years ago and we are al.
ways glad 10 see him.
William Fowler, sr, died Thursday,
| Nov 2, 1905, ana was buried Saturday,
Noy a, at the White Oak cemetery.
Mr.. Fowler was one OF the old land.
marks, having lived In Iowa for sixty
years, coming from Indiana when no
was is years old, and was widely
known in Mahaska county.
1 NOV 8. Nasty Jr.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-09
ROSE HILL.
Pansy.

Mike Denney shipped car load OF
butcher stun to Chicago on Tuesday
James Stout has q sale Saturday,
Nov. II, at D. m, OF household apods.
Mrs. J. II. stringfellow and son Ray
were passengers to 0skaloosa Satur-
day.
Mrs. Lyde Soutor was a passenger
for Oskaloosa Tuesday TO do some
shopping
Mrs. Margaret souter, Of Rose Hill,
was business calfer at Oskaloosa on
Saturday.
DR.. w. N. Wright has torn down his
old barn and is preparing TO build q
larger one.
Miss Wayne Slocum was transact
ing business and shopping in Oskaloo-
ga Saturday.
James Troy shipped one Of his fine
Chester White male pigs 70 Falrmont,
Iowa, Tuesday.
Tom Cation, real estate agent Of
Rose Hill, was transactlnG business ia
Oskaloosa Saturday.
James Beatty, Of Delta, was up TO
Rose Hill Monday and was q guest or
his son, Tom Beatty
Joe Utterback, Of Delta, was at Rose
Hill Saturday and run the meat mar
ket for w. A. Waddell.
George williams finished gathering
his corn Saturday and reports having
300 bushels off II acres. --,. n
John A. Magee, Of oskaloosa. was
In Rose Hill Saturday IN connection
with some real estate deals.
Matte Hawkins and daughter 10.
sephine and Miss Grace howIand were
in oskaloosa Thursday shopping.
wills Moore, OF White Oak, will
move tfis week TO Rose Hill and occu.
ny the property bought OF M. J.Bilbo.
The Wilbur Star Concert Company
will give their entertainment at Hose
Hill M E. church Friday evening, Nov.
10.
Mrs. Gorden Beaman, Of Delta, and
children were guests at the parental
g. l.. Wharton home In Rose Hill Sat,
urday.
About fifty OF the Odd Fellows Of
Rose Iljll lodge attended the funeral
OF G. II Hargraye. near Lacey, last
Thursday.
Jesse StFingfellow and wife, OF Or
kaloosa, came down Monday and arc
visiting their many relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. Mollie E. Blllick has returned
from Glenwood, Mo, where she was
called on account OF the serious illness
OF her father. ~
]. NJ Reed and Prof Freeman Hack.
ley drove 10 Oskaloosa Saturday. l..
NJ. cried Dennis Shaw's sale OF livery
stock and vehicles.
w. g. Rhinehart was a passenger 20
Oskaloosa Monday on business. While
there he made a call on the county
auditor, .. w. Doak.
Mrs. Lena Stringfellow returned on
Sunday morning from a months visit
with relatives at Laramie, Wyoming,
and Portland, oregon.
Fred Shaw has moved to the proper
~ recently purchased Of M. 8. Had
icy and has built large barn TO ac-
commodate his stock.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-09
Treasurer's Delinquent Tax List
CONTINUED from Page A.
CONTINUED from Page ~

hdh '',s',.','.''1.ss, '',sl4
Kellogg, Earle, Donahay'g add. !
Kellogg, q. j., Ridge Place. 10
Klsor, Della & Ella Nambleton's
add W pt..,.........,.......34
Lundon, Ellen, Lacey's ad sh 61,s2
Luther, Louisa A., Ridge Place 81
Matthews, Mrs. Ellen. Houtz "a
add n pt ,..,s..., ~
Matthews, Mrs. Ellen, Houtz "a
add pt ......,....,...,.5 3
Mettlcr, Geo, Whites add 3, 4, 5, 9
Morris, Geo. W., Donahay's add 2
Murphy, Martha A., Ridge Pi OIL 2
Myers, Cora Alice, Marks add. 2
Myers, ). H., Monts "a add s5Sh
II cast K.........,...,..
Mccain, Daniel, southside .....
Mccain, Daniel, southside. .... 4
Mccord, Robt., NV & Co.'S add IS
McMiiien, Clarence, Hamblcton's
add ..,.,,.,...........
Noble, J. r., ID & 8 add. ....... I
Noble, T. r., d q Stadd. ..... p
Norris, Mary j., Mons add eH liz
Rempke, Mrs. L.M.,Marks' "a ad 8
shafer, r. b., l. Il A add. .....15
shafcr, l.. D., q A. N. Bowen,
Crookhamis add .............l0
SIMPLIFY, Nellie, MY & 3 ada W
G7 II o 200 ft............. 0
shoemake, u. r., My's mod ad OLA
Sterling. o. NJ or OIL 10 nv
4 eH ...s...s.... ...-s ..',.....
strousc, w. r., Wo OIL 2 Burn
sides "a lot 4........,,...... 4
ToIcr, william, Power add..... s
Toomcy, Patrick. Power add. 5
Trusty, garah, Laccy's so Mont'g
"a add .....,.s...... ...s....
WaddeIl, Elizabeth, l. & g add 6
Wooster, Alfred q, Monts add
n " ......., ..+....7 8
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-09
Flovvsl rLovusi

Kelly's Extra hest Kansas. s1.S5;
Kelly's Jewel "A Kansas, si.26:
White Pearl. Best Minnesota, $50.
A big reduction In quantities.
16w4 Ia Q. Howard.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-09
Maegachueette.
Rhode Island

Hnooc lSlauos
Providence, X. l., NOV. S.,-Eariy 70,
turns from the state election In this
state indicate the reelection OF Coy.
George Utter, republican. by plural.
ity slightly over 1000 votes. A re-
publican legislature in both branches
~ assured.
Maryland.
Baltimore, Md.. Nov. s.--The election
IN Maryland vas FOR o state comp
trolJer. legislature and county Offices
and IN Baltimore for Judge Of the 50.
creme curl sheriff. city clerk and sur.
yeyor The issue which sngrossed pop
.nlar attention Vas a proposed constitn.
n0pal Amendment. the, arowcd purpose
Of which was 10 dIsfranchise negro yot-
srs bnt which aroused widespread OPP
position among many democrats and for
sleD voters 10 both parties. Owing 10
me extreme length Of the ballot the
count has been SLOW. and at q late hour
the votes 10 some OF the city precincts
and remote county districts have not
been counted. The retuFns 70 far re-
csiyed. however. make certain the dcftst
OF the proposed constitutional amend
ment BY decisive majority OF 70. 900 or
more. and very probably the election Of
Mccullough, republican. state comp
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-09

/ New York, Nov. S.--Returns to mid.
night indicate that George d. McClel.
Ian, democrat. is reelected mayor of
New York by between 1900 and 1000
plurality over w. II. Hearst, municipal
ownership. and that William T. Je-
rome. independent 10 reelected district
attorney by about 5000 over James w.
Osborne. democrat
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-15

judging from some comments on
the case of Crawford, the murderer
executed at Elk River last week, the
quickest wav to become q hero is ia
perpetrate .blooded murder. No
sooner does some scoundrel commit a
friehtful crime than q lot of senti-
mentalists put him on q pedestal.
The record shows that Crawford was
q brutal murderer, wish not the
slightest justification for the deed.
While The Herald does not believe in
capital punishment, either as q pun.
ishment for crime or q prevention, II
capital punishment is to prevail In
this state, Crawford appears to have
been a fit subject for 1t. s4~'--'.' =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-15
The Mystic lGistlstoe.

For many generations after the last
Druid was dust the mistletoe had II
votartes. The plant had almost every
medical property, according to early
physicians. It was believed to be .
remedy, for all ills, physical, mental
and sentimental. In pagan days It
was dedicated to Olwen, the Celtic
Venus, and through the ages the planf
and the tender passion were rather
intimately, entwined, says the Cincin.
natl Enquirer. kissing beneath it be,
gan so far back in history that no one
has ever attempted to trace the Gus
tom to it's youth.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-15

One hundred years ago Dec. 10th
William Lloyd Garrison was born.
He dared to assail the citadel of con.
seryatism, to preach abolition Of slav-
cry, and the citizens o. Boston
wanted to hang him for 1t. It was
permitted to him, as it has rarely
been to great reformers and prophets,
to zee bis hopes and aspirations re-
allied, and che slave set free. He
was fanatic, but 1t is the fanatics
like Garrison who nave moved the
world.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-15

ThecsWadena Tribune has been sold
to q stock company headed by G. g.
Eastman of the Wadena Pioneer
Journal, and the two papers will be
consolidated. Mr.. Verify goes to
Oklahoma. Both papers have been
of high standard, and the new,
with a man of Mr.. Eastman's ability
to continue at the head of affairs.
will certainly be one Of the best pap
ers in the state.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-15
Origin of Gift Givinp.

The practice of making presents on
Christmas day undoubtedly owes it's
origin to a general idea to carry into
practice the Biblical mandate: peace
on earth; good will to men," At first
the great lords made presents to their
retainers, and the season was marked
by universal charity. By degrees the
practice Of Christmas giving spread
until now everybody gives friends
rresents.-Detroit Free Press.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-15
NOTICE. SUBSCRIBERS.

The immense number of changes
and additions made necessary by the
great success of The Herald bargain
days, mas put our mailing department
behind time, and it will take little
time before everything is Strengthened
out. Many subcribers will receive
their papers in wrappers until the
names have been added to the regular
package.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-15
Put Trees on Tables.

For the royal family in Germany
Christmas trees are placed upon ia.
bles of different heights. That for the
emperor is the highest, the empress
table is next in; size, and the small.
est is for the baby of the family,
Carp is served for the imperial din.
ner, a traditional dish for the Christ
mas feast throughout Germany.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-15

At the meeting OF the Com mercial
club Tuesday evening there was q
motion passed declaring that the club
had justified it's existence, and should
continue. There was general dis.
cussion and prospects are that the
club will enter the new year in bet.
ter condition than ever.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-15
Easy to Be HappV.

Mrs. Nexdoor-Aren't you always
worried half to death when it comes to
buying a Christmas present for your
husband?
Mrs. Sunshine-My, no! I buy my
husband something l want for myself,
and he buys me something he wants for
himself, and then we trade.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-15

Not long ago Archbishop Messmer
Of Milwaukee gave $50 to the Saliva
tion army, and Archbishop Ireland
gave $3.50 to the Y. NJ G. A. The
two great archbishops are broad
minded In recognizing good. no mat.
ter it's origin
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-15

Subscribers having Herald mail
boxes, and no name plate, please no.
tify this office at ONE Subscribers
vino have not yet received their mail
boxes are also asked to nc tify this
Office. Shipment has been made from
factory, and is expected daily.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-15

For the first time in years q Min
nesota congressman secures leading
Craftsmanship. Tawney Is head of the
appropriations committee. For the
sake of .Minnesota, may he "make
good.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-15

Shoppers will find fair treatment,
good goods, and right prices, by call
ing on the firms who advertise an The
herald. They can fill every want you
have without making your pocket
book suffer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-15

The standpatters don't like Govern q
or Cummins,: and with reason. Thil
is one of his sayings: 1.-THE tota
life insurance CRAFTS for all times ha6
not been one.fifth of the annual
amount of''whioh the people have been
despoiled by the excessive tariff
raEoe''
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-15
A Real MARTYR.

when I'm low spirited" said Mira
Lapsling, lit never does any good to
tell nv husband that it's on account of
my poor nerves. He only laughs and
says I have been eating something
that doesn't agree with me- Men are
20 sardonyx!" " =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-15
Friendly Advice.

Can you suggest something for me-
to Get for my wife for Christmas - he
asked of the shopkeeper.
you'd better get her box of cigars
I expect" said the shopkeeper. Ssh,
was in here this morning and bought
lace parasol for you Baltimore
American.