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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-03
SCHOOL REUNION.

The Wesler school reunion will be
held Thursday, Aug. Is, north of
Richmond. and everybody is cordially
Invited to attend the all day picnic.
This is the regular annual reunion and
t is expected that q large number of
people will be In attendance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-03
Why He Was Timfd.

why do you avoid the man to whom
I introduced you? He is very agree
able and interesting"
Il avoid meeting agreeable and in
teresting people" answered the mis-
anthrope That was how I came to
get my life insured In bad COMPANY"
Washington Star.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-03
Be patient with every one, but above
e with yourself.--Francis.
The Huh or Tie BODY.

The organ around which all the other organs
rovolve. and upon which they are largely de-
pendent for their welfare. IL the stomach
When the functions of the stomach become I'm
paired. the bowels and liver also become de-
ranged To cure disease of the stoma ch. ffvcr
or bowels get 50 cent or 81 bottle of DIR. Csl5-
vell's Syrup Pepsin at your druegist's. II )
he promptcst relief for constipation and d.
epsia ever compounded.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-03

Bases on balls-Off Boyd 3. Struck
out-By Boyd Is; by Fletcher 8. Two
base hit-Fields. Three base hit
Wise. Home run-Dunkle. Sacrifice
hits-Caldwell Wise, Gilbert, Boyd
Boyer Double plays-Reaves to Kit
terman. ITmpire--Goar. Time so
Attendance--500.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-03

why is the veterinary surgeon al.
ways calling at your house? You have
no cattle
He is treating me-"
You? A veterinary surgeon?'
The rogue owes me ffty dollars.
and that is the only way I can get 1t
out Of him."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-03

HANNAH.
Nothing better for the boys than bread
from Gold Medal Flows. 1xIuccA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-03
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

HESOL . < nOArs
National League.
No games scheduled.
American League.
Chicago, 2; Washington. 1.
Boston, 8; Detroit, 4.
st. Louis, 6; Philadelphia, 5.
American Association.
Columbus, 10; Minneapolis, 5; first
game.
Columbus, Z; Minneapolis, l; sec
ond game.
Toledo, A.; st. Paul, 8.
Louisville, 4; Kansas City, 2.
Milwaukee, 8; Indianapolis, 1.
Central League.
Dayton, Il; Fl. Wayne, 2.
South Bend, 8; Wheeling, 0.
Evansville, 20; Terre Haute, 81.
GAINESVILLE, g. Grand Rapids, 3.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
LAYS OFF MEN
HANDS AT MOUNDS
INCLUDING CAR REPAlRERS
DISMISSED - NO GENERAL
LAYoFF SAYS OFFICIAL.

Report from Mounds lasr evening
was that there bad been consider
liable cutting loHu of che illinois Con
.t.al working force Cd. ,lat place. tab
Inns eGe.. yesterday. with thc appear
lance OF j. O.. Neurer. chief Of fLe m'
.chauicaI department Thirtvdve men
were laid oft. among them nearly aiI
fhe car rap8ire.-. The reason for
.be action was net 60 be- ascevained
The BuIetins representative at
Mounds sought some Information
from some q. fho Officials there. bu'
no explanation was given. beyond the
statement chat tGr layon was NOT
general affecting only Mounds. and
was l1t temporary
Inquiry was also made here hnt
nothing satisfactory could be learned.
Hr Neurer came here last evening
and VIII leave TO-DAY
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06
FRAUD CHARGED
IN ELCO PRECINCT
REPUBLICAN JUDGE ACCUSED
OF CHANGING DEMOCRATIC
BALLOTS AFTER THEY WERE
CAST TO BEAT FOSTER.

The report comes from saudushy
ureciuct that glarlng fraud was com
nmsI there. and boldly. Dos one of
rae Republican election judges uamaI
Ben Jones. The Democratic judge at
that pon aho is "a reputable citizen.
declares that Jones Iefibara5eI~
changed number o- ballots are-
rrey had been hau5ea to him by rHf
voters. including the ballot cast Dr.
.tfe Democratic Judge himself The
latter declares that De- has fhe assur-
lne, OF seventeen Democrats in the
uracinef that they voted rho Demo
cratic ticket raizaf-all Of whom
viii make affidavit 90 Ihis effect That
lumber o. Democratic ballots are cas-
ana ara counted for Alex n. Wilson
auH other Democratic candidate eE
...tine for Tucker Foster for whom
rrN fusIya ballots are counted
The charge f= shat five OF ras sDven
Teen Democrats ballots wers ohau-
cd after tEaF haI been handed ia b.
fEe voters 20 as -1 appear that rer
sera CAS-. against ST. Fae-.r
Democrats. particularly ite friend
Of Nr. Foster were HucI aroused
rrar raj. story last evening end
r-ra bent Oh having fhe matter i1
t-zrieat-I by the proper authoriu0s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06
WILSON IS SAFE
STATES ATTORNEY
FROM AL PRE-.
cINcTs LEAVE HIM MAJOR
ITY or 13-oFFlClAL COUNT
ToDAY-oTHER RESULTS.

There was little az no change m
the situation with respect 10 tho
states aftoRpF-iU The latest re
ports still Ieu Nr Wilson in the lear
d. q majority 0f I3 votes. Lake Nil
Hr-u. tre missing precinct was re
rsrre4 yesterday and gave Mr. WI
-o8 81 majority oi 8 as reported iu
r,-trrla-4 Hufstiu.
s rrt was in circulation that
Eco precinct instead Of having gene
ur N- Wilson DE- 10 hal Eone
AGAINST F.n by e. ana that this would
wipe orr bis majority This was un-
t-Ie a- rH fia result TIE Elco r,ta
wa. not earuteF 40 al in the returns
en.-h gave Mr Wilson the y ma
1rff. FIR ra- received Eesterla pa.
-srriaz a majority a. for Damron
Hfl.h cuts wilson's majority down
fo rs.
lla eHs.iaI u-ent uI De- COM
.rr.l this morning iu County
rlrfk Nuers office The tallE sheets
---e au prepared last evening and
-ra canvas um proceed rapidly. %
uff probably De concluded carly in
3D. arr-r~.l-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! NEWS or TIE RIVERS +:
y y
q y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Tlo river marked 1914 feet en- III
Cairo gauge last evening showing
fall Of , Of a foot in q hours.
Rising rivers we're reported tfcn
rents above here Yesterday as tn
lows Cincinnati l. Evansville ~
Mt. Vernon 9. Florence T. Jrhnsoa
willie Ill
The L n Hook came cut Of the
Tennessee river yesterday with four
larges of railroad ties for W. n.
White 4 Son who are supplying the
Biz Forr railroad.
The Egan from Grand Tower had
five barees OF coal for the south.
The John $ Summers came Vi
with a barge Of logs for Cairo.
The Georgia Lee will be in port 10
day from Memphis and return from
here this evening making all way
landings. Next week the Sadie Lee
win take her place IN the Cairo and
Memphis trale and the Georgia will
pc gotten ready for the Memphis,
Cairo and Cincinnati trade
The CITY of Saltillo is due 10 this
por, today bound for the Tennessee
river
II will soon be- time for steamers
and fleets Of the northern rivers to be
nailng it for Paducah 10 60 into win
Tor quarters. Many of the big ST.
Louis packets viii Dee the first 70 get
10 Paducah The, will be laid ava,
I'm the Ducks Nest until sWng
Government boats viii also lay un
there.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06
Guaranteed Lquor Cure

DrunAs1uess s. ID progressive. dis
csc the mrierafe EriaF.r f- rrr -s-.
isdri viii $50 cr t-fe. drinks Ian
a. craving frr ueHe aaI H8-e p
comcs Irresistible es fle disease al
1aacrs: the p, =alt IS C-onic Alrrto.
$50.
Th, freatme1t Used -a-res fails bv
thcsalds uFight in thei. ss1 BONES 81
Cr'ne. Dr. is sold urfe- positive
s ar1atee 70 effect uere ar vor-
Iaauet uiI be- refunded
Orrine No .. IS TIE secret remedy.
C-inr No IS fcr thoae wiling f0
fasc fhe freaemenL Eittsr form aasfs
81 WnIe The Orriue &C. wash-n-
a.. ~ al for bo8llet riailf.i 81
J sin sesled envelope sod by Iesai z
= -rsfs. an9 IS Mss CTS b. Paul q
sal 4 sons
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06
General Conditions.

The day was fair with a genll
breeze after the first ireezIn'
weather cf the season Thin lee form
Inc in quiet water IN the early mori
Ira. The government bulletin ~
ported rain from only three points
YESTERDAY. and very light EXuem
Of temperature were 10 ar Dodge ana
North platte and q az Louisville am
Cincinnati. Mnimums aud maxi
NUNS in this section We're Cairo ~
a. St. Louis 2S-4S Memphis 36-6o
Chicago 3o4o. Cincinnati ESQ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06
Old Mreck Er-.s.d

4 Hickman XIV special 1r-
The government gauge an New Naf
iii. Mo. a few miles below here. BOW
marks only four feet a51F. .1R
water mark. and the wreck off ta.
steamer State Of KaH-a-. which
burned and sank at that landing in
1881 Is nov exposeI Among O. o
articles fshel from rho sraek was q
vel soaked package of rar'g mleT
o wspapers. the Philadelphia rccorI
which vas probably tho property of
q news butcher
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06
For Musssl Shells.

The Eckert Webb Dredging com
rany ct Cincinnati has haI 5.-i-
inc hui constructed az u.ut Pleas
amt W Va and il now u us way
go Cincinnati The Charlie. Ban 8
company has contracted with them
for the erection ~ thei 'r.I1inz
outit The boat Will De- used -1r col
l'cting mussel shells In the OHIO and
Mississippi rivers SIR Webb is fha
inventor of The dreIEinl ortit Go be-
erected on the boat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06
ENT0MBED
-Four sH5t Ffrers Caught 81 ErplosI lon
in Shaft Of o. ne Near
Benton. iI.

Benton. 1f. SOY. 5-An sz. ir-.l-
at ere mine of Caicr. a. p Bond
rrr-e miles west CI Eelt0u. tEis after
uccn UFrcEe7 "a SHAFT and as q ra7a'r
f-rr shri frars are arronie.l
So terrible va SHE explosion shat
a ear ard piers &C railroad Traces
were hu-ie1 from the bottom 10 the
TOP q tte shaft mere than 40 feet
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06

demolishine the steel triple. II Is
impossible 10 reach the firers AMI
ueIr fate is unknown. Unless The
are reached soon they will suffocatc
The names of the eutombed miners
are George Reed. Patrick DALEY Per
ty Stevenson and John Holmes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06
TRAINS IN COLLISION
Engineer Of Passenger Which Ran
Into FREIGHT Will Die From
Skull Fracture.

St Joseph. Mo, Nov. Great
Western passenger train No. this
evening collidel with double.
header freight train al Faucet. En-.
giucer Rhodes of the passenger train
OF Dies Moines had his skull frac-
mrel and viii die. Frank Thompson
fireman OF the freight. right leg
crushed, Charles Lynch, brakeman.
ilht foot crushed.
Twelve passengers were slightly
hurt The freight was standing on
the main track when the passenger
ran into 90
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06
Seen MaIkin-

Men. wise men. consider that sle-n
walking is nearly related to a state OF
hypnosis and they call 10 Spontaneous
somnambuiism as DISTINGUISHED from
aTiiIicial somnambuiism. hypnotism.
some persons are subject 10 both
states and are practically TIE same IN
aer "o'h conditions. save that in sleep
walking hey are less ane1able 10 d.
rcctlrus
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06

Just before the coffin DID was closed
a. Aspen. Col. over the body q John
Classic. aged IS. his mother. in kissing
him. saU one eyelid tEItch. and
screamed Physicians restored the
man to CONSEQUENCES and 60 is be
uercd Re VII recover.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06
200 ARE DROWNED.

Annoy. Nov. a steamer. carrying
600 passengers from Annoy 20 Tungan.
sank last evening The two hundred
we're drowned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06
ALBERT BERTRAM
STILL GAINING
Irene SCHNEIDER, Nelson Jerome
Gould and Catharine A. Far
reII Move SeveraI Places
Nearer the Top

The race getting nteestins lions 70 their credit i
very day Albert " Bertram has era ne" names be sur
started for the top Of the list at :" "'.o o,'' ~, M
5risk pace and others moving nrilc
auiIIy towards goal Irene II took less than
SCHNEIDER comes two places higher subscriptions to win
while Nelson Could lorgts the number this week
ahead Stuhhms Miss .tEat high. You ne
atharine A. Farrell passed Marion Don't let anyone blu
Bin Greaucy Others quietly ing they have la
holding theg the final dash new subscriptions TIKI
Don't think a moment that your effect Ii they have
little friend is the race be- subscribers and eXpec
cause his or appear prize they will Keep
well down in list there viii fear else that
ae many surprises sprung in this number Will hus
ace before i is finished more names and defeat
Another special prize will be award The pictures of an
a tomorrow evening the baby thar shown Theat
has the most subscriptions 70 It's the Pathe the
credit this week night.
The race for close The pictures beau
ana one subscription may change the y
winner as several babies have near heaters the aj
he samo number Of new snbscrp little ones
TIE CONTESTANTS
Following is list the candidates entered I'm The Blu
Contest with the number for each up to late hour
IIvelyn Fraser 1909 Walnut ............ ..... il.
leola May Fardree Gl5 Washington ....... ....... -.
I.cise Lucille Ssuey 321 Ninth ......... .....
Bertha Louise Boyd 32o5 Elm ....... .......
Frederick Edgar Cox 425 Twentrsizth ....... .....
7hls Ammonia Helm. 3065 Elm ........ ...--... ...
r. Langan Jr 724 Twenty second ......... ........
Bertha Janice Ort 100 Tweutyninth .4..s
Lester Jones 4oS Commercial .......... ~.
Miriam Ellis 7i2 Thryourh ............ ........ 49,.
Tbelma Virginia Brewer ....... 49,.
Robt Ford Barth 31o7 Sycamore ........ ...... ...
Albert W Bartram l2lQ Locust ........ .....
SCHNEIDER, 3l7 Third .........
Russell Gross POGO Holbrook ......... ......... ~.
Anna May Thstewood, 25l5 Washington ........ ....
Margaret Rust 32G seventh ........... ...... 49,.
Nelson Jerome Gould 4lG Twentieth ....... .......
Edna May subbus the Halliday ........ ......... 81.
Julius Schulz &301 Sycamore .......... ........ ....
William r. Oehler SOC Commercial ....... ....... ....
Cathern Ann Farrell 217 Division. ...... .........
Roy Foster sos Thirtyffth ... ....... ....
Marion Bit Greaney Washing On ...... ......
Harvey Fields Jr. 1914 Locust .............
Marion ORourRe sol Walnut ...-,..... 90.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06

Washington, Nov ;, ILLINOIS RI
Fair and warmer Friday Ssturda
fair IN south. showers in the north
fresh south winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06
vs...rsti,n -. Prse,irsd.

o. some oriental countries. vaccina-
ton has been rracticed for over q
fronsau6 years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06

Cairo and vicinity Fair, rising
temperature.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06
ASCALON LODGE
HAS LUNCHEON
CELEBRATES SUCCESS OF RE
CENT MINSTREL SHOW At
HOTEL ILLINOIS.
FtASIING IND SONG
" ~ Several Good Addresses MAJ
ire Occasion He-orabie-L75ss
ard Children Rer.e~-
oersd

@sea-o1 Lodge KNIGHTS g Psrhis-
bed grant iaueheon last night q,
~ hoiei Ill-ncis in celebration u
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06

When girl can't make a nan r-ats
love 10 her 1t is sign that she j.
Fery homeiy Or that he isn't feeEns
veil
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-06

The BrisIsh salmon IS sad to BE-
xQ1.h Sz-a tea
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13
HIGH SCHOOL LECTURE.

The Thursday morning address or
lecture, which has, under the
superintendoncy of Prof. 81. +.
White, become Q custom at the local
high school, = as given the first thing
Thursday morning BY Rev. George
=. Platt, pastor Of the local
Episcopal chul ch. He took % the
basis Of his talk tho ''VisIon of
Peter OF biblical times, and the
substance of it was that Just q
Peter" received his Inspiration on
the house top to 90 and convert king
and his people, 50 also ought the
students to get his inspiration aa to
bis mission on this earth, which the
Rev. P1att assumed each had, through
the high school And having got
conception of what it was, through
his studies. he should then work with
earnestEess and fo1titude to ful6ll his
mission. thus doinR. great good unto
himself and the world at large.
Through tins lecture was q short
one, it was fill of good wholesome
food for the mind, and served as IN
agreeable divergent from the regular
school routine.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13

W. NJ. Fuller and several Of those
now associated with him in the
campaign of hype ecrisy were ardent
supporters ct the greatest special
interest that ever plundered the people
of Little Falls. Fuller was the agent
through whom it Was attempted to
corrupt councils ar d the electorate in
the intere ste Of the light aud water
monopoly. Despite its present ex.
cellent management the Water Power
company, which acquired the old
companies, is not in as good a posi-
tion to promote the city.s growth as
1t ought to be. If the old managers
hadn't spent 80 much money in trying
to impose their will On the people Of
the city. the company would be in
better shape today. Fulier and com
pany were the unblashine agents il
the conspiracy against the public
welfare, and stopped at nothing to
gain their ends It is as sensible to
expect good advice from such a source
as to drink pollntet water and expect
to be exempt from disease.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13
BACKED OUT-WERE THE,
SCARED3

The basket ball game, which was
||planned for betw eoo the local nigh
team and the St. Cloud Normal team
Tor tonight. will not be played, the
'Normalites having backed ont On the
pFetext that they were not doing any
more practise WORK this season. This
move on the part Of the St. Cloud
team is q surprise to the local boys, as
the st. Cloud boys had promised to
rive them q game, when here, to take
place March Is, and as they had
received NO intimation, up to day
pr 50. that he game onld be
the team vas doing its bes
TO get in shape for it. And now-oh
WE'LL maybe the st. Cloud team
thinks it's all right 20 back out at
.ho last hour, but the locals have
their opinion Of the Normalites. The
q 7e.tion il, Were they afraid?
When 1t was found that stuff was
all . of for game with the st Cloud
team, an effort was made to have the
game that is to Re played next Friday
evening at Aitkin. changed so as to be
played there tonight instead, but there
ls little likelihood that Aitkin will
consent to this The game therefore
will be played in Aitkin q week from
tonight. H.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13
TWO HORSES BURNED
Someone Who CarelessIy
Handled Fire Causes Flrs
in Hotol. Barn

A fire in the barn located IN the, Eeas
of f. D. LeBlssc's sal ION, belonging
TO the American House property,
brought out the ire department. Wed
nesday afternoon In . hurry. The
IRE had a good start and was well
under way when the department
arrived, but it was. ssoon put under
control. the boys making good stop
If the fire had m anaged to get away
from the sfiremeD, heavy 1 50 OF
property might have resulted, asison e
buildings were very close to the burn
ing barn.
One pit1tul occurrence of the fire
was the burning Of team of horses
belonging to John Loidolt Of Agram
which was in the, barn at the slime.
1t is stated NJ. Loidolt rush e1s into
tie place, his intention being to cut
the ropes with which they were tied,
but he found that he mad no knife,
which it he had had might have saved
the horses. Some further efforts were
made TO get ont the. horses. bnt on
account OF the kicking and rearing Of
the horses aud the heat they were
unable to do ans thing. and the groans
of the horses soon csased, they having
ouCCuUUoO tU t0o o0cA0 01O u16.
The FIRE evidently stsrted from
someone Who carelesely threw q
lighted cigar INTO the naneer Of one
Of the stslls, or possibly . head of .
cracking match flying of was the
cause Of the IRE. ~
The team is estimated to- be worth
at least $3.50. It is said that they
were insured in the Pierz Mutual Fire
Insurance. company, butt Is not
thought that the policy would protect
a loss of Of the owners premises
The loss on the barn is probably in
the neighorhood Of 800 to $50.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers sho aid bear in mind that
the time allowed BY the postal
authorities for Us to have subscrip.
t,ons in shape has nearly arrived, and
We hope that those Subscribers who
have not yet arranged their Gubsorip-
tion matters will do 30 rs soon O.
possible. II unable to pay US the
amount due in cash, note will be
accepted for amount due. Some have
paid Us part cash and gave us q
note fox the balance. A most pleas
ing thing to us is that IN nearly
every case in which arrearages are
paid the year in advance is also
rendered. Address oil communities
tions, checks and money orders to
Berald Printing Company, Little
Falls, MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13
BOWLUs Is GROWING.

a. A. Barton, cashier and stock.
holder OF the Flrst 6tAte Bank Of
BoWlus and f. T. Cairns !, ono OF the
proprietoTs Of the Cairns Bros.
general store at that place. were In
tho city Wednesday on business.
M. Barton states that BoWlus ia
bound to be very good town, being
located in . rich community, both
as to it's people and the soil. Several
business houses are already there and
more are being constructed, among
which is a building where the
Arm strong Implement company will
open up for business with Ar. Barton
as manager also butcher shop and
a blacksmith shop There are at
saloon DONG business there.
The banks busiress is STEADILY on
tie increase, and it was necessary to
add an assistant cashier, T. FL.
Misfeldt, Jr., ef Elm Dale, who was
formerly connected with the Bank OF
Royalton.
TIE headine mill which has been
located at Royalton will be put into
operation at Bowlus. This institution
will do much for the welfare Of the
new 500 towp, as besides employing q
number OF men, it will bring q great
many traders to the place. Mr..
Barton states that on Wednesday when
he was in Little Falls he received q
telephone message from Bovlus
stating that seventy teams had already
brought in heading bolts, with many
more to follow. >
The BoWlus citizens are energetic
and pushere, and the place Ii bound to
be brought to the front. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13

Geo. Moeglein has large proper ty
interests in Little Falls. His stay
here does not depend on the renewal
cf a lease. He has lived here for
many years and expe cts to end his
days here. He mas every interest in
seeing the city prosper. If placing
the msyoraltv in the hands of some
schemers to further their political
ends is good thing. than vote againet
Moeglein.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13

George KieWel is running for alder.
man on a record of public service
distinguished by ability and faithful.
ness. He has been fair and square.
and is one OF the ablest aldermen the
city has ever had He is broad
minded enough to consider all public
interests, and is not running as q
cog in any body's machine, nor is his
candidacy the result of manipulatione
by a set of discredited political
tricksters.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13

Fuller said worse things about
Buokman thsn anybody else ever did.
then he slobbered over him; he abused
Charlie Lindbergh to the extent of
making him out worse than q bank
robber, then he slobbered over h1m
loo. Praise or blame from such q
source are of equal importance.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-13

The Transcript says Mr.. Buckmsn
doesn't wait any tninR. And yet
Nose Clapp says he'd like to have
q. B. 60 back to the legislature.
Milo and Ira will have to get busy.
A Little Falls may or might help the
proposition. Then there's G. A. l..
Hes an awfal forgiving feller. if
you believe what some of his
supporters say, but no letters to
that effect have been produced.