The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-18
With the Long BolD
Eye natures walks. shoot folly as flies"
Beautiful Taylors Falls Girl Receives Proposal Of Marriage
from Young Spanish Prince with Vast Estates and .
Great Ancestral Castle-She Scorns Him.
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TWO beautiful girls at Tayors Falls at that romantic age
of ten or near it, with eyes like and compe2ions OF
the of peach had private postoce in hollow tree
just back from Clifton street Thru this office known only
to the squirrels elder sister, they wrote eac
other notes telling they getting school and
giving pen those hopes and aspirations for future
which they would dare to speak,
But what did naughty Big Sister do but tell! She IN
formed Wicked Uncle who lived away and who full
meannes Wicked Uncle sat down and wrote proposal
of marriage from eligible prince OF vast fortune
great and heir wonderful castle IN SPAN Inc
letter. with stamps coronets and coats OF
arms, thus: $50
"Castle Esperanto Hspania, June 1o-Dearest-l have
just my fathers estates in Spam but OF
American visit vision remains During my trip to
Tayors Falls, Mnn to the dam saw thee! Since
that time have thee only; in waking hours and IN
dreams thy face alone shines my see naught else
but thee close my eyes Spain and soul sees one
figure walking along Clifton street and hesome as
the squirrels free the birds of the ST. Crox Dearest
thirteen years of today Tell me that hope;
that when into possession of vast fortune and
estates and my rightfu title prince may return and
claim thee my bride? Enclosed find stamps for immediate
reply. u3aae@.z4 @zn54 -,.a
''Thne and thine only,
---"PRINCE CARLOS VICTOR EUGENE AIPHoNsE CA
RARA y FENELOSAs JESU MARIA SANDOVAL y
HERARA Esperanto, Spain .
Big Sister commissioned secretly to place this i'm
portant letter in the Hollow Tree posoce and did
When Little Sister discovered it and read there
excitement Clifton street than when the dynamite plant
at the dam goes off without mentioning it. But it all
and Wicked Uncle had to set up pound Of 60c
candy to square things. And served him right.
j. T. Geroud librarian of the University Of Missouri has
received copy Of Bryants poems which stoeh from
the university in time Of the The book returned
by who Of the Union soldiers quartered
the university during the This breaks the record No
book borrower known to do it before Thoas this
allowed fifty years pass first perhaps that is what
the rest of the borrowers waiting for.
. ~.~~.-.:@ 49,
Kansas City doctor says: IT suppose would not be
varying from the truth very much to state that half
humankind in Kansas City suffering from stomach troubles
We brought in contact with patients who complained
of their stomach but for the life of could not learn
the The symptoms different from anything
before presented that were mystifed.
'Medcal science had been bafed by the new stomach
troubles Let rejoice the great discovery Of the
coal tar aduteration in food products, principally jams
From twenty Of coal tar extracted from samples
Of fruit jams turned to him for analysis City Che
Cross Of Kansas City enough tar coorng
dye pair of baby stockings bright red.
The dye stuff found in samples Of certain jams
tailed at the city market at 20 cents pound The stuff
still being sold daily, not only in the market, but all
the city, as prime pure fruit jams Samples ofewhat pur
ported to be pure peach strawberry and jams We
analysed. s@ 4.
If your nmmy troubles you may be because our foo
prveyos forcing these drugs It safer not
eat anything in Missouri but hog omny unit
these matters are Strengthened out.
Unless the Kansas City w C. 7. u reracts certain re
marks about the Pauline Hall posters Pauline wired Their
that she would sue for SANDER In reply the w: c. T.
politely requested Pauline to goto Mrs. Bone tina
if Miss Hall sued the W. Co T. IT,. which was not at al
likely after she learned what really said done
posters themselves would be introduced evidence and
jury allowed to judge for itself whether they
and suggestive The posters might we'll be perfectly
to Miss Hall and quite suggestive to Mrs Bone-the por
Of view is different But how the great American jury
bulwark Of our Liberties, would look upon the
woman knoweth. -@%z#as Fl T. r.