Grand Rapids Herald-Review dated March 26, 1904

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Vow. XIL—Ne, 32 Granp Rapips, Irasca County, MINN., SATURDAY. Marcu 26, 904. Two Dotiars a YEAR. | | | | L { } ‘ y tion to ‘

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Vow. XIL—Ne, 32 Gran Rapips, Irasca County, HOUSE CLEANING Time will soon be here now, and it will pay you to get. interest-

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CI By Tom Gallon Woman of Craft oooooooooog, | ‘a CHAPTER III.—Continued. She found a lawyer and put the mat- ter clearly...

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ane Unenets EIGHT YEARS OF TORTURE. No suffering more keen than kidney suf- fering. Sick kid- neys make bad blood;' cause...

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| | Grant Rapes BoraRevew Published Every Saturday. By E. C. KILEY. TI DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE “Watered in the Postoffice

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4) one of the delegates tu the Republi- can national convention at Chicago was a very proper selection. appear to be...

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We are goin~ to be more liberal than ever in 1904 to users of Lion Coffee. Not only will the jj Lion-Heads, cut from the...

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have always given our customers, but make some of our patrons rich mea and women. TWO GREAT Vote For President to be cast...

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be ctl ad GRAND RAPIDS, - Herald-Review. By C. E. KILEY. MINNESOTA. Crinoline must be coming into fash- ion again, as Vassar

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wheels, | | | | | ——} CANNOT HAVE ROAD. Vienna (S. D.) Citizens’ Petition Is Denied by Commission. Sioux Falls, S. D., March

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News Gathered ‘During the Week Mrs. 0. L. Mather went to Duluth Tuesday. Attotney C. C. MeCarthy was in Bemidji Tuesday on

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| | —_ — pee wre? to complete the tek Tuesday. _ Attorney C. C. MeCarthy was in Bemidji Tuesday on legal business. Cashier