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nties Of Otero, Harrison
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ais out.
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Is from the south, in and
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felt. That's all. Unity
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bis up to twelve, 10 cents for
Felve Insertions, 50 cents for
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CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000
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imitation or any anonymous schemes.
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ing Anything In our name offered for less than
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PATRoNIzE HONE INDUSTRY.

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K CHAvEs made q most
ing officer.
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bns intended for publication
led by the writer's name and
blication-but as all evidence
should be addressed to the
rtaining to business should
NEW MEXICAN Printing Co.
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bod and straight Repub.
! The best interests OF
hand this.
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lY MARCH, l.
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THE delegation
out of the assent
their strength
counts.
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'SANDUsKr, OF Ration, is a
stmaster of that flourish
sing town.
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Second Glass matter at the
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&c OF the supreme court
OF New Mexico, Hon.
+, OF San Miguel county.
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THE school bill on yester-
w Mexico's chances for
le sisterhood of states.
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CITY |
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FRID1
TURN the rasd

No ADVANCED
coming two veal
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aE-The NEW
payer in New Me
Sfice In the Teri
q circulation ar
eressive people OF
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justice OF the supreme
tory of New Mexico, Hon.
| of Dona Ana county.
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A BLAMED foo
country every "
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION! n
U OYER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company

Incorporated by the Legislature in 1865 Tor Ed
EDUCATIONAL and Charitable purposes. and H. iran
chise made part ri the present State tnnsti;u-
ton, in lA7g, BY an overwhelming popular vote,
Its Mammoth drawings take place semi-an.
nualy, June and December, ami It's Grand
single Number Drawings IN each OF the other
ten months in the year, and are all drawn In
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JULIAN must
ter; and 60 he y
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t1nni&au I'm proteEanti'Gen
Gartca.
Srcncl am bsiliaen S.te.

R5itig i4reitet Der prptefaRtismus aui
Der non Qltbsr rass,sisteH gubn bes gros
t~eIiirsus unb Eetormtre1s fort, iobGB baIb
ui9ts msbr gu reformiren ibris bIeibt /;
p!sIsi9t If bic Itaiort.dt iasar, obns R5
SeTsu bepubt 81 isin, In Der birrsn Sanbs
pifis bss ~llHsIaubens auseIanst. uns
CLAUDE ia MN nber INNER etpaS 5dBIi9es
unt gsrabitsurussuirbises, mag CT aud
nod 70 often unb ebrIi5 euftretsn, alein
uenn berieIbs IN. CaIar zines protsItantis
i5sn qrstisers isirsn amtssib auf bic 8ts
BEL unb BE protstantti9sn gsfenntniB,
i5riitsn aRlest unb bic gerpfli9tuns ibsrs
%nigInlt, benz 5ritIi9eu 9oIte bas refine
@pGnseIiIu ~ prebigen, bic Satrameuts
Der IGUfs uub bee gbsubmabIss 81 ipsn.
ben uuS Screuf nit sIaubsnsIssrsm !Ssr3er
ietnss Gutss paItet, bann IaBt f4 taum
cine ateber;TS5tigsre 6eu9eIei dub Serr6:
tbsrei CT BEN beiIisiteu 9iassn benter.
gaBt Der llnsLGubs ii4 gum 9rtftlideu Sre'
bigger erplbIeu unb einfsSsn, bauu 1T Der
UO!f ni&t Clos in S3aftaae; er III TO-
gar gum 5:rtsH Der S6afs ssporbsu,
oanH II Der 9rsGe! an bsiIissu Sr.e.
Des III Der Sal ui5t bios BEL einem
sroBsn Ebe!Is Der 9rsbissr in ben ensIis
f4eH Sstteu, IS gilt ru5 non ben bsuts
ISsu, non ps!ten Sier iusbslpnbsrs bic
Rsee if. IS 1T ftoa LANCE Der, .paB Der
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aus oen sotttoien Sreiiauien,

DAP bic WoraI tn anfsrn sottIojen
StaatsiduIsn tisf, fsbr :ief ssiunssn il,
has III 70 sieriLi9 bsfaIai, ttostsm mar
bic StannnIs, bts Sabr aug Subr Elm ror:
.ommsa, Su perbsden iu5.. Eo9 ME
benz itiatsnbsn SIEpFs ibsIrisSenbe @aie
in BIaisn euiusi9ea, 10 ;e:ssn f5 aud
pon 5sit gu 3s!t gIaisn, 5te benz i;ntsnben
Srmpfe Der sOttIoisn SduIsn entaeissu.
5ier bas Neuefs: Scr SterIsbrer Der
Sigh S9ooI" in minneapolis, 5srr
@rsss, er.ISrte jiusft, buB pon ben 800
bisie S9uIe beiu9snbeu &Habsn wenis;
items lO0-l50 Gisorrettsn rau9ten.
Dabur1 r~uiniren bisis Bib1eI aber TIRE
t6rpsrIi9e 9~eianbbsit. Cine l1nterfu6uns
Der pdfden gisorretten ersab, baB bic:
isIbsn!b69t unRttIide gi!b1sn pon Steas
ipisIerinueu, Gdnie,innen il. (. NJ. ents
baI.sn uab mebrs,e Saabes b~stauntsn,
bisie Sisarrs..en rar Der obfc5aen BiIser
ussen gstauft iu babsn. Die gertGafer
b:s{sr decentralization giIssr purbsn UNI
saa,s $40 bsftraft." Dag unHttI;9s
giISsr in RaHe in r,an5en Bubble
S9ooIs" r;rcu!iren, 1T i1on r1sbr oIs
sinmaI s~ruieIsn uorbsn uub gas iosur sur
Ssit gnIaB gu bsrben fIassn in, gonsreE.
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SreTcupc @urtc.

Die Ssmertunseu spe:er prptsfantil1er
amsri.auiidsn prebiser usrSiensn in usis
tsrs1 tn peiieren Sreiieu betaant gu wsrs
ben. Ser @su. Souarb Ssnbsrion, gre:
bigger Der GriaiipsRir9e 81 Cincinnati,
iaste iinsft in elmer isinsr &sbsu, bab p!eIe
entertainer cine ioIds 2isbs gu benz al.
md9.isen Dollar ssfsBt bdttsr, baB fe Fd
ni1t bsfnnen warbsa, auf elmer i9maIen
pIanse biat an gbsrunb Der 5Sas uorbeis
,uitreiten, nur nm ben Dollar 1a erba.
i6sn. Gsu. s. u. Worton non Der st.
Sobn's @piscopuIsR ir9e au Bottom srtIdrts
in elmer 8sriammIuns ieinsr 9smsinbs,
bag es better wdrs, man bra5s BITE Rir9s
ab, ais baB man fe bar6 bic 9~innabmsn
Don Jairs, Ebea.srporfsIunesn, Giss
c~reamparties, 9luttionsn anb dbnIi9e
S9aufsaans 81 srba!ten iu9s. ST
bas IN Der Orbnuns, baB man bic air5s,
in weI5sr man isinsm @ott bisnt, gu alien
mSsli5er 3ps6sn bsnust, UNI 9slb Bas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 81 Der gsrtauf Uon
arti.eIn bur5 9oOfe etpas gabsrss ais
!5aIarbipisI2 @aut 81 psrbemmea absr
III bic neuefis gr., SsIb gu MAIDEN, inbsm
man Stsiapofdu,ter in Der Sals srri9s
tst, burd psIde ianse 3sate Briefs. In
i&Isdtsm gnsIii& ssf@risben, H4 sssens
ieitis ~taIsubsn, pber ssssn cine befimu:e
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SIR tsunt, ~sbrparbise Brdtey, bic 3eits
pera6Itni6e. AIf Der etren Seite finb bic
Renjden pon eirsr u~nbfnb!gen 2sispvt5
bsGeeIt, aaF Der anbern Seite erstebt f9
Elm Strom i9LeSter S3rifteH. So tam
taum ssibiIbsrt wer6en, pegtcn S6aben
bteIe tnstSgIi5 ben Sttten unb Der ReIis
ston 3uEagen. 0arum feb eifris Ssrauf
ssba5t, bUr5 Bitten uno grmaBnen unb
nuf anbere 8eife bic @I6ubtgen ron jensa
unIautern Queueu f~ecn3ubGIteu uub he 81
bsfsrn 3u fi5rsu. Sebr nitIt9 ptrb IS
iefn, penn unter susrer Iuff6t uuS Qsts
lung EagssbIdtter eri5eineu, weI9e hsul
BON allen Ssttsn bar9srei4ten gifte teits
ssradB ertsessHwirteu, unb bic Wcbrbeit,
Sassnb uno ReIigiOn i5aBen.
geo XIII. an bic portu9ie7i4su 8iTa5fs.
1883.
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2te Gimme 2eo's XIII.

2oFet cues 2i6t Ieu3ten pOr ben Isns
iGsa, bnmit fe susrs sutsn Berte ieben.
nrb Der 9err seHe su3 6uSu Seiaen Ssgeu
Qeo XIII. on bos in Gorna srY6etnsu6e Glatt
Luce (2suatel, Iuiang 1880.
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Sumule fb pabriasen laBt unb abn!iass
tb6ri9tes Ssus. Wenn mir 9eIb bsbar'
fen, UNI unfere Iuslasen ~ beten, sann
pulsn MIR es in elmer @stis Suiammens
brinse1, ME es id fur gbriiien seStenlt."
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AGtu1g tic SatGoiRen.
nts sttwsms SsS vert. @ta8 *

Bir eriu3sn Sic irfin6igf, alien bsuen
nit surem sutsn 8tuen unO earer gunf
beEaufeben, bic, nit Self 5egoSt urb nit
~ssnisenber ReuntniB au89craffet, f9 al
bic arbett MAIDEN anb g&9er uub 3ettuas
sen our Gertbeibtgurs uub 8er6rettung bsr
EatBo!ji6en GeBre Uer5HeatIt4en
gn:pCLiea TiUB *.
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ssu1etne Sntrifuns entftsbsn, bic ibn BON
Der grbe wesb!aisn wirb tn ben Ibsrunb,
aus BEN CT beiporaetommen.
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SatbOliiGer sir8ea &atenssr.

SSY5annss i'm @efausniB. -Utattb. II.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Ed. Mahan, Of Brainerd, was in
Little Falls yesterday. u
Mr., A. L. Riley, of st. Cuol. was in the
city the first OF the week. e Sss55
. Mr.. G. A. Pierce, Of Brainerd was in
the city the first OF the week.
/ Mr.. F. McNamara, Of St. Paul, was in
the city the first Of the week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Burton. arrived
from st. Paul on Monday q this wesk
s Attorney-at-Law 6. S. Fernald, :of
sBrainerd, Was in the city on Monday.
Mr.. S. w. Farnham, one Of the lead
INK iumbermen Of Minneapolis, was in
the city yesterday. z : ...~... (
Mr.. P. F. Hosch made n trip to St.
Paul and to his former home at River
Falls, Wis.,, during the week.
Mr.. H. A. Conner Was down from hi.
lumber camp on Pate River to spend
last Sunday With his talnily.
Mr.. Jos. Foisy made trip to Royal.
ton last Sunday. Mrs. .Foisy,. who. had
been visiting relatives There for; several
day returned with him. s,t:< e e
Mr.. H. A. Rider. who has charge OF
som engineering work at St. Paul for
the Northern Pacific company, visi ted
his family in this city on Sunday. j.,
Mr.. Paul Wood. representing Cutler
Il Gilbert, the dealers in building
material who have, purchased most Of
the brick made st Little Fails, MAS in
the city II few days ago. .....%z.. -
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Townsend went TO
Minneapolis last Saturday and will
remain several weeks Mr.. Townsend
has been in i'll health some weeks and
went down for medical treatment.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25

.,~~..~Aed' wholly or in part and at a
late meeting Of the st: Paul school
board the following recommendation
was unanimously adopted: That at the
end of each week teachers prepare, to
their best judgment. a written estimate
#ofthe work Of the student during the
week. and ut the end of each month the
average Of the weekly estimates con-
zstitute the mark tof: the months report:
that At frequent irregular intervals, dur
ing the term, brief written reviews
30 given the pupils, in their respective
classes. and that Il record of those OK.
anainations he keep by the teachers;
that at the end of the term an average
% made Of the weekly estimates of each
student, to constitute the main elements
in determining his qualifications 10
leave the branch pursued aud under.
take'the one following.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25
Bucklnan.s Glory.

st. Paul Globe, Dec. q Senator
Buchanan is the ma rtyrs hero Of the sem
,.atorial fight. He is the man., in the
opinion Of al. who held the key 70 tho.
senatorial situation. His refusal 20 bolt
the caucus. because 10 i,Ad given his
.personai word "a Ssnitor Clough that
ne would mol. ensbled him to give
Washburn tho three yoses which made
the needed majority instlie senate. If
the senate had not elected Washburh
Tuesday night, the ao,ise would prob;
ably have boltsd him ysst sfday, and q
free fight been lgurxted. course
Senator Buck man was the peTsonal
friend Of Senator sabin hut he stuck TO
his word like wart onEa l,lnlbe rlnan's
hand. at the height of his devotion 70:
his pledge, he had tls satisfaction Of
seeing sabin defeated and Washburn
elected. His novel attitnde (novel 70.
politicians) has made every Washbnrn3
man call him Old Buck I'm the most
endearinz tones. Had Il not been for
his stoadfaStness, their hopes might
have been dashed. t$s$ zss, a.: "a g
The following is an extract from q
privats letter received Dy us from p. C
Conner, our former townsman, who is
now ii Rathd rum, Idaho: y. i
We have about "A inches Of snow here
now which makes good shedding but.
people here say it will not last over four
weeks. I.nnbsrmen do not make
much calculation. on logging here in the !.
winter but We have built three good
slsds and are running two. 4-horse teams
and one Cox team and IRE doing very
good work. We haxeeris ;QQ9, 600 piled
up on the side track now. We will
commence shipping the last Of March. /
shipped over j, 900 900 last: summer
8 Wsare 80 miles ironlsspokane Falls,
on the N. p. r. Il. Our logs all 60 to
Spokane BY rail. I don't like this coun-
Try 70 log III - well q I do old Mime
sofa, g tl,ere is more wet weather. 81
an 8 ever, Yours Very Truly.
iss.. s@: ss.+ - ). DC. CoN4ER.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25
CHA MlsER OF COAIMERCE
Special Meeting.

A special meeting Of the Little Falls
Chamber of Commerce is hereby called
to meet at tho office of J., H. Rhodes in
the Tanner block, on Monday evening,
Jan. %, 1889, for the purpose Of discuss.
ing and recommending u style Of up.
proach for the wagon bridge across the
Mississippi river, which bridge " abou.
toos IA Used.
IT, j. H. RMoDEs,
Vice. President,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25
MOTLEY
pHrGo to Simmons Restaurant for !;
hot cup sofconee, ham sandwich etc

D6-A new thing just out is the Wire
Gauze Oven Door on the Chzrter Oak
Cooking Stoves. The oven Gamble used
to either bake, boil Or roast. in less; time
than any other stove in the market.
Before you i,uy call and SEQ these ut
the West Side Hardware Store. I
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25
OvercOatS
Reduced Prices.


We have Il fine line of cloth
OvercOats which VIC will sell at
greatly reduced prices, as we do
not want to carry any of this
stock over and be compelled to
transfer it to our new building
next year. We are quoting low
er prices on these goods than was
ever.befOrc done in the city. We
are also selling Fur Coats and
Robes very. cheap. Call and sec
our stock. and prices: we will do
just as wesa1vertise to. -:
+ w. "A. BU1,ialcR s. co.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25

Don't forget our National Building,
Loan and Protective Union.
Every one who has taken time to in
vestigate it is satisfied that it is a good
thing for our town.
1t has fixed term of years for ma
turing shares Is yrs.}s
A fixed rate of interest.
A fixed time for the cancellation Of
your mortgage.
A fixed profit for Ill investors.
Shares in the Union are as goed as
bonds.
tits no trouble to hand ont circulars
or explain the plan to all who cohtem-
plate building or who wish to invest.
Can loan on village property.
1t 10 good thing.
II. B.. ScHEScK,
Agent.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25
Being More Pleasant

To the taste, more acceptable TO the,
stomach, and more truly beneficial in,
its action, the famous, California liquid!
fruitremedy, Syrup Of Figs, is rapidly
superseding ali others. Try it. One.
bottle will prove it's merits. For sale IN
50 ct. and $iW bottles 1t the Crystal,
D rug Store j. w. GSosr.s proprietor.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25
=" =.
!: / Bids: } Wanted

The following resolution was adopted by the
Board of County COMMISSIONER
; Resolved, That sealed bids for transcribi,t:
the abstracts Of real estate bills now exhibited
in the eiico of the Register Of Deeds OF Morrison
countysw hfch said records and abstracts may be
examined in said RegisteI' Office be received at
the County Auditors Office up to ard including
hereby reserves the right to reject, any and nil
Lids for said work, said bids to be opened at the
first session Of ths Board held after March lst.
1889. And theAuditor is hereby. instructed to
advertise for said bids BY publishing the within
resolution in some newspaper Of this county
for two successive weeks. K
=. -: JOHN STUMPF,
-; Chairman Board Co Com.
FRANK ELLEHBECLER,
County Auditor.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25
An Improvement,

/ A commendabl Improvement is ro-
tjcexble in the department Of our young
people 1t school with reference 10 man.
ner of sntrance aud exit. Now the
children come out Of school regularly in
stop and ID quiet good order, to the
music OF q suitable march. Miss Kings
ley and her co-workers deserve com:
mendation tor their efforts in this res
spect; for certainly orderly and quiet
self control are highly desirable qnalitiel
TO- youth. This orderly systematic
marching looks we'll, and has agood #:
feet on the pupils, :. s... ..'Ss
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25
TREE AGENTS. WANTED!
To Sell Hardy Fruit Trees Gu Com
miso;nn

- mission. =. :.
We want local agents thro ughout the
northwest to tell our !roac.ad Fruit
Trees. No varieties sold that will not
stand the winters here, IS degrees north
latitude. A general assortment of Ap.
pie, Cherry and Plum, Currants, Goose.
berries, etc. No c'apper-tongued tray:
cling agents wanted. We simply want
to pay men liberal commissions TO sell
trees to amouts of $50 to 500 or more,
among their neighbors aad townsmen
Address, for full particulars,
EVERGREEN NURSERIES.
EVERGREEN, Door Co., Wis.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25
y. n. HUBERT & 90.

They represent he land interests of the Lit
tie Falls Water Power Company, and also
that of the Little Falls Improvement Com
pany, and their position enables them to
materially assist investors in making Sc
lections of property which will yield them
handsome returns for their money.
They represent the American Central Insurance Co. offs
Assurance Corporation or "a"
British Mercantile Co o.
London Edinburgh, of Lisesg2ol
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25
= 80 SO
DIED

DIED. p
MYERS-Of consumption. on Sat
urday Jan. 10, 1889. Mr.. John Myers;
ofTwin Lakesin Pike Creek township,
aged 26 years. ~.
The deceased had been ailing for
some months. He leaves Il wife and
one child, little girl. funeralsery,ccs
were held at the residence of the
deceased ON Sunday afternoon by Rev.
D. Donovan. - =,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25
Take Notice.

To any one.having or holding papers
against the estate Of J. &. Salisbury, 10,
Morr;son county, Minnesota, you are
requested to deliver the same i,nme-
di"tely to the administrator. 49, +. :.
MRS. LUCINDA SALISBURY,
Ripop, Wis.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25

Sank Rapids held an election for vii
1ase offices last week and had three
tickets in tho field. j. 3. Beatty head
cd the successful ticket and was elected
Nresidept OF the council.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25

HIS. Clyde, r. X. Lafond and W.
Garfield will rspresent Workman Post
at the state encampmsat of the 6. A. r.
at st. Paul on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday this week
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25

+ Our assortment of Groceries Is not
only the largest in town, but the best in
quality. We have never been anxious
to build up = reputation On Glow
grades" and adulteratsd goods. Close,
cash buyers will End on examination,
that they can save money with US. :.
RICHARD Bros,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25

The financial statement of Stearns
county .occpies nearly page aud hall
'of the s.. Clsud, Jousnal Press, Of last
week.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25
Lewis famous lse6 s!istflled whiskey
i. S;5.3 ~ 5ss$ SPRAxDEE's.
= Prestasis Bs.,nes..

u Il - g 11uSsnS
Those who take an aeeney Tor = reliable enter
prtsing: ha1.es learn tbsir business and stick to
il get ID the uorid. People who have any
idea ofphsaxing in anycanvsssInE bnssoess will
DO web tovtite GeosSs stinsop & Co, Portland.
TIE sreat sart and General Ipblishesa.
They oder slls smoa exceptional advantages 10
those Nho are sun cieIsly enterp riliny u beNill
Ing e nake push order 10 better their con-
dition. It cosas notkang 10 III. Women make
saceellfnl eanvasssr yell y men. Full par
ttcni atli he seit tos these who addre-1 shS
ars: fkeis faI . dse1s isxiysn Above. /;
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25

. We have just received 4 faits line Of
the celebrated 81. Joseph, Mich, all.
wool Hosiery they beat everything on
the, market to wear. RIcHARD Bros. 4
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25

Mrs. M. e. Reeves has been quite
sick as the result Of 4. severe cold which
affected her lungs, but is now better,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25

No will, for the nsx1 80 days, sell our
Ladies silves-gsey Rubber Circulars for
81. %; they are worth 81 75-no seconds
Eabout Thorn. RlcHnRD BRos.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-01-25

FOR the next two weeks llgise bar
gainsin mems aud boys Fur and Cloth
.svercoa.s. Must be sold. Do not let
'h's chance for bargainrso by.
-, ..@.. AsTANNrR,- I.