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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-04

Clearance sale OF boots and
before removing and remodeling
our shoe department, W. offer our
extensive stock of boots and shoes
at cost for the next 80 days, now
is your chance to get cheap foot
wear at.
tt OLCovICH BRos,
A clean butcher shop goes far
towards keeping the meat fresh.
Flies will not gather where things
are clean. M. G. Gardner, Jr.,
has just such market, where
the finest lamb, beef, mutton,
pork, sausage, etc., can be secured
at any time ntf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-04

The Guilds OF s Peters Church
will hold the above named at the
Opera House, on the evenings Of
the Sd, 4th and 9Th Of February.
General admission so cents. i1S I'd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-04
STOCKS.

Ophir-2 95
Mexican 2 80
@ & CO 10
Best and Belcher-2 30
Con Cal and Vas so
Savage | 65
Chollar-l 95
Potosi-4 80
Hale and Norcross-1 80
Crown Point 90
yellow Jacket 80
Alpha SOC
KentIck SOC
Belcher-1 40
Confidence 3 90
Sierra nevada 70
Utah-75c
Bullion 90
Seq Belcher-S SOC
Overman-1 70
Justice 9Jo
Union-1 so
Alta 60c
Occidental-S0c
ChSileGG;.--l 30
Eureka-3 so
Commonwealth-55c
Imperial-15c
Andes-SJc
Scorpion-20c
Belle Isle soc
North Bell Isle-65c
Bodie-S0c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-04
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
FIFTEENTH SESSION.
SENATE.

| SENATE.
The President appointed Gal
lpgher. Foley and Mcdonnell oil
Joint Committee on Con. Amend
ments.
Message from Assembly an
nounced passage OF A. B 4, rela
tive to tax for roads in Eureka Co
Also A. B. 3, relative to time Of
opening and closing salo rs,
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Foley-S B. %, to authorize
payment to Frank Bell of 81 III
for services as Acting Gov. while
Gov. Stevenson was sick. Claims
BY Foley S. B. %, to repeal Act
establishing State Printing Offices
and creating office of Supt. of
State Printing. Judiciary.
A. b. 4 etcher), authorizing
Eureka Co. TO levy tax for road
purposes. Eureka delegation.
A. B. (Murphy), to anne d the
Act relative to opening and clos
ing saloons. Public Morals.
GENERAL FILE.
s. B. 10 (Wllliamson), relative
to forwarding aims and amuuiti" n
to suppress Indian uprising. Mill
tary Affairs
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
There was a somewhat warm
debate over the question OF the
Constitutional Convention
Sawyer introduced a resolution
calling on the Joint COMMITTEES on
the canvassing OF the Constitu-
tional Convention vote to report at
once. He made q hot speech aud
lntimatel that there Was a dispo-
sition to smother the report.
Emmitt moved an amendment.
e. have the Committee report on
W ednesdsy at 2 o'clock.
Comins lone of the Conn.,. said
that the Com. was doing it's best
20 get evidence. AMI was about to
,all several important witnesses.
BE wanted to make IL d special
ordsr for Thursday.
Sawyer in reply said that the
Com. was exceeding the scoops OF
to powers. and it was not neces-
AIRY to call witnesses from all
'vsr the State t. delay and pro-
ract the business. All the Com
lad to do was to go to the Secy.
L States Office and find out what
he vote was The people had
poken. and everybody knew what
he vote was; it was a simple mt
Or and he wanted the report at |
nee.
Williams held that the Com.
as doing its whole duty honestly
nd conscientiously, and il the
IN. Was not doing its duty he
anted them disch argeI He had
ldeavored to discharge his duty
lder his official oath. II it
'uld be shown that the people Of
10 State desire a Convention, and
10 returns were proreIly certified ,
!. he would vote for a Convention
q wanted the Com. to have am
g time or else be discharged. He
anted it set for Friday if Thurs.
" Was not time enough,
All the resolutions we're voted
'wn and the matter comes up in
Q usual order today.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A. Con. Res. No. 4, amending
so as to tax patented
mes. Read third time and n
ssed; ayes I9, noes /. O
A djourned. e
ASSEMBLY. p
House met at IL. II
Absent, Logan, George, McFad- G,
4 and Sexton. B
Petition from Va. City of 400 CT
natures, including leading sal E
keepers for the non-repeal Of SO
II o'clock law; also one from B.
no with 81 names. Public Nor
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-04

The following is list of letters
remaining In the Carson Post.
office: LADIES LIsT-Nollie Flani.
gan, Nellie F. Hawley, Emma
Plumstead. Emma Robbins. GEN
TLEMENs' LIST Agent Armer Elk.
Co., NJ. Fl. Anderson, A. Balm, Jno.
Brearton. P. Brun, A. Davis,
Charly Doyle, Santiago Lucero,
Ed. McAlistsr, Jarhaway Robin
son, Frank Silver, Mrs. SumDl,
B. Stiponich.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-04

As will be seen by an ADVERTISE
ment elswhere. Prof. and Mrs.
Frank, the popular New York
opticians have moved to back of
Zehner's.
Don't fail to examine that pat.
ent velocipede-power lathe at Gag
win & Notewares. 1t is construct
ed to work wood and iron.
AGENTS WANTED - Good. live
business men. thoroughly con
versant with this State, can find
profitable employp en- as agents
at salaried or cor zi ssion rates.
For further partic Jar and terms
address the Singer Manufacturing
Co.. Carson, New.
Fresh trout every aAy at ChAs.
Kslly's store Arlington block.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

wubrnebmsnb unb in Der Bsiorsuis, a
nr6se Der sefaBte Gnti9IuB ibr Seib usr'
ben, faste SuIius:
nOu isIbf, 2aura, muBt NIT benz Rinbs
an ben Iltar ssbeu, ss bort nisberIesen,
unb wdbrenb bu tn ~ssrinssr g~ntfsrnung
bapOn tnieeff, bein ausenmsrt auf BITE
9eute ridtsu. Da es tn Der 8ists nt1t
nnsbr bsa III, mid i'd an bic G5irs ssben,
UNI bic 5srausssbsnosn au bsoba9tsn unb
banu ipdter biz wsitere anwsiiunsen mits
tbeilen. Bspor bu IS binlssif, binbe I'M
isinen gals bic Wsbaiae nit benz Billie
Der Wutter @ottss, wel9e bu pon bsinsr
Rutter erbieltsff uub bic bu INNER Bel Dir
trdsff. go wsi5eit bu IS Der aIsrieItsften
Sunsfrau unb 5aft 3uslei5 Elm WittsI, es
einffens wieber 3u ertennsu."
Die arus 6rau sins Iansiam in bic
Rir9e surif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
Das GinDelkin0.
Cine eraGbluna
Gus ben SdrsGsnstasen IN 6rantrsi9
Don
-. 8aIter.
Cine Gr3Galuna
(Gortiesun9.)
%. @aIter.

@sronita psinte; ber Yrisiter, psI1e,
es ni9t su bemerfsn itisn, iubr mad eine'
@tiIe fort:
Die t6nnte i9, psnu bein Blan mi,
annebmbar portdu,e, bic WGtiamtsit be,
Nufieber unb Der SoIbatsu tiuiSen {
Soutsn ie mid, sinen @rsis, Der tsiusr
gsbrau9 mebr pon ieinsn LANCE Ssit In
Der 6efsI sepeieren 9liebsrn MAIDEN
Fam, fir eiren SinsIins baItsn2 Uni
peuu ss mir sslinse, aug bieism 6srts,
AZ snttommsu, mos bann meter? Wobir
sebsn? Sd wirte ersrifsu, ais fi5 Nts:
mano I'm mid bstlmmslte. pie iout' ids
istt bel bel sinsm 10 aufialsnbsu IsuB:
ern, Elm 9reis in &!eibe zines Sung:
Iinas2"
,gs 1T pabr," ip,a5 9aoni.a nit
Sahurs. oa fe bic Rt4tistsit bisier BE:
b~auptunssn einiab. nSnbss erlaubsr
Sie mir, BET ibnen 3u bletben. Sd perbs
bur4 Sanbarbeiten mir cine tlsins @slo:
iuums su ueridaffsn iudsr unb bafi,
GabrunssmittsI %taufsn, bic ibrem 65r:
per gut itnb, wsnisitsns better ais bieiss
yroo.
,,@osu bsrurtise Dinse, Iis5s Godtsr,
ba i'd btnusn 6ur3sm bas SIutserlft Be:
fsissn wsrbs? Go6," fubr sr ne9 elmer
gauie fort, ,,bu baif Re4t; mir tno usrs
phi9tst, fur ~unisra R6,psr ,u iorssu, 10
LANCE unisre Seele i'm bsuobnt."
Sieis aeuberuns mari sinsn SoHnunss:
itrabI in Ssronita's Ssr3.
,Sa, s5rwirbissr Batter" iasts fe unS
ldds!te tu.9 ibre Sbrdnen, mir wOusn
bisieT &srser gu eiuem Srt, psrn ni3t
Der Srsubs, bod Der Gr6funesn MAIDEN,
bic uus bic Relision in 5iGs barbistst. sic
untsrritten mid, unb i'd, ibre banfbare
S&IIerin, BELLE ibren nit Dtrgsn, bsrer
Sic fir i5ren 801per bsbirfsn."
,,gs isi," sntsssns.e Der 9tisitsr 4;
,isst absr e~ntferne bid, osnu man tSnnts
bsine lang bauernbe Abusisnbeit in Der:
bedt 3isben."
Sic sabte inn Die Sano uUb sius.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
8iertes Rapitsl.
Hit6Iif.

I'm ben 2sisrn cine tiefe-e giniihs in
bic ge,bdltntHe Seronita's uno i5res
Wobltbdte,s ~ sswdbrsn, miiien mir be:
ri6ten, mas ii4 in einem fsasereu 3sits
punt sreianete.
IS mar an 6. October 1878, nm bic
Gbsnbiiurhe, ais 3u Sours in Der Strass
gaio5e Elm nod iungsr unb poblausisbsns
Der Wann Dor Der Ebirs sinss Der aniebns
lidfsu Sduisr bieiss StaotibsiIss nellie.
Seine Wisne ptrrietb Sri6linn uub se.
ipannts @rpartuns. galb trotasts sr
ben S9weiB uon Der Stirn. baIb belt sr
fem DIR an bic Saustbirs, aIs % sr Ious
i1sn MOLE, baIb erbo5 ct ii5 unb sins
bin unb Der, offsnbar nit elmer isbr EN-:
fen, wsnu ridt ger i5msrluouen SOritsIs
lung bei9dftist.
60 psrsins eins baI5s Stunbs, Gls bic
Ebire aufsins unb cine nod iunee 6rau
beraustam. 9eftis idIus he bic 9birs
uieber su. S,c tru9 Glwas untsr ibrsu,
Wantel unb fab bIei3 aus. Der iunse
Wann betra@tste lie nit ansf, unsts absr
ni9t friber Elm Wort nit ibr gu ipred'r.
bis geioe cine 3ismli5s Strste pom 5auie
%eutferrt paren.
SD isbs wobI," ipra9 sr, ,,fs wsis
serts f9, uns wieeer cui3uushmen."
n9siber, a."
.,Die @rauIame! Ibsr bait bu ibr aud
seiast, baB mir ni9t LANCE bet iSr blsiben
MOLTEN, baB fe balo ni5ts msbr uon uHs
b6rsn wirbe2"
,,alsrbinss," sntsssnsts bic iuuss
Srau unter einem SeufJer. Isle bes
msrtts, mir m69tsr baneeln uaa unisrm
geIiebsn, sbsn 70 pis ss urs ssfalsn babe,
bic 9siratb Obus ibrs 5uitimmnns absa'
i9IieBsn."
,Spra9it bu ni5t uan urierm Rinbe7
gsrsabsif bu 3u erwd9nsu, ss let Der lssts
Spr0BIins iaIer 5amiIie?"
,9suiB ui5t; aIlsin bic lluts iagts,
iie tsnne es ni9t."
,Ibsr tu srpisntst bod" iu5r Der
iunss Weni3 NIT ffsissntsr llnrubs unb
B~siorsriB fort, ,.baB bu, ibre Ri9ts, auf'
gepa1isn In ben @snifsn Der 8sauem;
Ii4teit unb bss Rsi9tbums, lest i'm tisfs
fen @lsubs i9ma9tsff; baB BIZ tauisnb'
nal unsIddIidsr fsist, ais bic Armsn.
weI4s an ibre Ebire bic 9dnbe mad Brob
ausftredtsn2
sd iasts i5r auss, unb srIanste
ni$ts. ni4t einmaI sinsn Bid bss Rit'
Ieibs."
,Da fs pisl auf N~slision bdit, iudtsf
bu ni4t ibrs rsItsi0isn SsfabIe gu sruss'
fen2"
Isle amlportsts, Soft si4tise mid
iett fir msinsn 2si9tiinn unb fir bic
WiBa6tuns Der &atbi@Idss uerfdubiser
unb s~utbeutsnbsr Yerionen, uno Id m5ss
bieie citrate gu msinet SsKsruus unwsn'
ben."
uSa, fs III b~art5srsis!" risf Der iunss
Wann in Ter b63ifen @nt,ifuns. ,Nbsr
fe wirb ss b~sreusn, tisis unnatiIlite,
srauiams Yerpanbte! sic pirb -"
,,SaIt Elm, SuIius! ius.s BITE ianse
Grau, ud5rsnb ibre Tbrdnsn Hofen. ,,gs
1T Sinbs, uniern Witmeni3sn S6iss
81 wlni9sn; Iab uns tsttsIn!"
,.BeteIu7,' e~ntsesnste SuIius, bIisb
fisbsn unb bstra4tsts fsine Grau NIT benz
BIids bes tisfitsn S9mersss. nBsttsIu,
2aura2"
,,9eun, mas iOIsn wir bsuu ionf aus
tangent"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

Sn 2otbriussu bat Der @intsr In
ben lesteu "a Sabren nt&t 70 b6is ssbauf,
wie beusr. Berf&tebsne perionsu babtu
babur& bas 2sbsn bsrsits stnsebabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24
36eumattsmus.
2a&en(6mersen,
@Neurafgte, =
Nh sN fider
Hsa nnb raid'sebeils
AA$z@ANNY ourh
II St. JaRobs Gel. n

grppflsn, q. g., 8. &sril, 1890.
ct. Satp6s Sel betlte mstn.n gat.r
TN lesten @inter mad ;eenid5rissm Sci.
ben Srn ~rbeumatiitsn S9mer;en.-SrdU-
letn CLARA @eite, All Spmpttss-9lpe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

etttle &aPtbs, @iss.,2 2. 3drs, 1889.
@sine Srau lit an teftisen n~euralst-
ffsn S6merSen i'm Gsii6te. Sis rieb
safelte nit ct. Satpbs Del Elm unb I'M
nsrbalb bret Stunpen rraren ale S6msr-
;sn Seritpunben.-Garl S6sibe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

Cine STaf4e et. Safobs Gel tOitst 80 Gents
Carf 5Iai5su fir $4,000. ST in iebsr apOt5ets ia
huber,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

3tlrrs, @iffin.Gounts, ga.
Srau Spbn Gemmia bate 10 Sabre
an S6msr;en i'm &ldsratb selittsn, str
fe ii6 in Sclse elmer gerlssuns;us3essn
bate; fe mar nitt I'm Stanbe ;u ssbsn.
Ha6 tem @ebrauhe Don spet 5laitsn
Ct. Satcts Set mar ~scItdnbise tSeil.
una erfplst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-02-24

THE CHARLES A. voGEiER CO... ssrimers, 10.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-09-25
THE COUNTY FAIR.

r Who is there that does not remem.
ber the county fair.'' No one unless
some fortunate who was born ''grown
up" or whose childhood was unhappi-
ly cribbed and confined within city
walls. What gala it was when the
farmers took holiday, the big wag-
ons were loaded with children the
"women folks" and big baskets of
lunch, the stores in the county town
were closed for the afternoon, and the
town folks turned out too. The FASH
lon Of much that was simple, genuine
and harmless holiday in our American
life has changed, but the county fair
remains almost the same. The fat
oxen, the enormous porkers, the big
pumpkins, the beribboned horses, the
sloppy dining balls, the vociferous
vendors Of pop corn and lemonade,
the blowing match, the man with toy
balloons, the races in which 1903 was
great time for a mile all these are
unchanged. The only difference is
that we now get there largely by rail
/ and # it is the big State Fairs we WIS.,
It, we 60 by "The Burlington", the
hest equipped railroad, getting tickets
sof the local agent or writing to w. J.
50. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent, St.
Paul, MINI. " 49,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-09-25
Man In . Monument Building Creatur,

Man II Monument Building Creature.
Mr.. James Ricalton, writing of the
wonderful old ruins Of monuments and
shrines at Anuradhapura, the City of
the Sacred Bo-Tree in Ceylon, says:
"From the days Of the mound builders
down to the Eiffel tower man has shown
himself to be monument erecting be-
ing; the Christians have their cathe-
drals, the Mohammedans have their
mosques and the Buddhists have their
shrine tombs, designated differentlytin
different countries as pagoda, tope and
dagoba.
"The pagodas of China are entirely
dissimilar to those Of Burmah, and the
dagobas Of Ceylon are quite unlike those
in either country; yet all serve the one
purpose Of relic sepulture. They are not
altogether thing of the past; they are
still erected near the temples, but those
Of modern construction are small and
unimportant when compared with those
that have withstood biennial monsoons
for 1900 years; even their half buried
ruins are stupendous."
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-09-25
Bring on Your Sheep.

Union township, in the person OF
Judge White, comes to the front and re-
ports the following: A 4-year.old buck
weighing 275 pounds; a2-year-old wether
weighing 26O pounds; q March lamb
weighing 1876 pounds, and bunch Of
March and April lambs averaging 102
pounds The judge bought the wether
Of w. E. Feaster, and since be has
weighed him he has decided to turn over
to Mr.. Feaster q fine Poland China SOW,
bought At Eastman's sale. II Smith
Scott, Of Fabius, or Noah Swisher, Of
Round Grove, have any sheep, now IL
the time to come forward.-Hannibal
(Mo.) Herald.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-09-25

Those who profess to believe that
the next Republican national conven-
ton will not endorse the Mckinley
bill find no encouragement in the
reports Of the Republican state
conventions. Blaine and the Nc
Kinley bill seem to be the popular
subjects at all such gatherings this
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-09-25

We, the undersigned for the PURPOSE of or
ganfzing and becoming body corporate 9nder
sofa, in such case made and, provided have
adopted, and signed t4efol!owins articles Of in
PARTICLE ONE - ~.
The name Of this corporation, J, sh sS BE- the
nature Of its businesssshali Sc the buying, own.
ing, handling and selling hardware, and doing
general wholesale and retail hardware bust
such lands, Fights, patent machinery and
other appliances as may from time to time ap:
pear to the Board of Directors necessary In and
about such business and the P5i1eipal place for
the City Of Little Falls In the State OF Minnesota.
ARTICLE TWO. };
Said corporation shall commence on the 3rd
day Of October, A. D. 1891, and continue for the
term Of thirty years. rs y:
-. ARTICLE THREE .-z.,. e -
ton shall be Fifty Thousand Dollars (s5O,0o0),
but said corporation may. commence business
when Ten Thousand Dollars (slGO00), Of the
capital stock has been subscribed for which
shall be in at time of subscriptions.
ARTICLE -FOUR. :,
money, but the highest amount of indebtedness
or liability that said corporation shall at any
time be subject is three-fourths of the amount OF
stock subscribed aud paid for.
ARTICLE FIVE.
The names and places of residence of the per.
are Henry; L: Rutgers and n: n. Williams Of
Little Falls Minnesota, and William L. Bfey-
fogle, of Louisville, Kentucky. - : ',:;
ARTICLE SIX. 90
The government Of this corporation and the
board Of three Directors. each Of whom shall he
a stock holder, and in the following officers to
be elected from the stock holders. viz: "A presi-
apa
except president and vice. president. The direc.
tors shall be elected at the annual meeting of
the corporation, (which shall be held Little
in each year. The officers shall be elected an
nually by the. board of directors at their annual
meeting to be held Immediately after the annual
meeting Of hSdfs the DAY
term Of Office Of the directors and officers of this
corporation shall be one veal, and their sue
cessors are duly elected and qualified. The board
case of death or resignation Of any Of its men,
Ders The first board OF directors shall be
Henry 1. Rutgers, n. NJ. Williams and William
ton are Henry L. Rutgers, president: W. L.
Breyfogle, vice-president; NJ. NJ. Williams, secre-
tary; and Henry L. Rutgers, treasurer.
ARTICLE SEVEN.
The number Of shares of capital stock of said
corporation shall be five hundred, and the
amount Of each share shall be One Hundred
Dollars C$1o0.
(. ARTICLE EIGHT. e.,
The first meeting of said corporation shall be
at the office OF said corporation at Little Fall.
Minnesota, on the 10th day of Octvber, 1891, at
O'Clock In the afternoon. .<,ss
In witness Of the foregoing articles the per.
s0lls herefnbefore named as the tncorporators
have herewith subscribed their names and
d. 1891. .r ...-~ ; -. T..
: Signed and Sealed in the presence Of
A. G. HUDSON. :. J.: :.
for w. l. b. -. -.
TOX c. GORDON.
Fl. L. RUTGERS. TsEAL.l
N. N. WILLIAMS. {sEAI-l
.-... s~-z, WILLIAM L. BREYFoGLE.. tsEALl
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-09-25

"Can we make it rain?" is to-day
one of the most important questions
engaging the attention Of practical
scientists. As is we'll known there are
millions Of acres of land in the valleys
and plains of our Western territory,
embracing portions often states, which
are at present nothing but arid desert
wastes for want of rain Irrigation
has been successfully employed for
many years in limited portions Of this
region, and wherever this has been
done the result has been the produc-
ton Of enormous crops, and the
wilderness has literally been made
to bloom as the rose. But irrigation
is expensive, and the supply Of water
available for that purpose the needs
Of vegetation from the clouds there
is no hope for the redemption of that
region.
With even a moderate rainfall, it
would become one IF the most pro-
ductive portions of our country. Re-
Gently the Department of Agriculture
at Washington has been conducting
rain-making experiments in western
Texas, under the management Of
-Genaral Robert O.. Dyronforth, which
have been remarkably successful and
give promise of wonderful results.
In the October number Of the North
American Review General Dyrenforth
gives the practical details Of his opera
tions and the success attending them.
In the same number of the Review,
Prot: Simon Newcomb, LII. D.. of
Washington, gives the scientific
ground upon which the Agricultural
Department bases its expectations Of
success. The article is one of the
smost interesting and valuable that
has ever been published on the
aIlhiect
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-09-25
FRIDAY, SEPT. %, 1891.
The Mime apolis Harvest Festival
seems to get along al right, regard
less Of Donnelly's protest. It is to
be hoped the Sage will not object to
4 Thanksgiving day this year.

Extensive timber fires have been
prevailing iu Benton and Mile Laos
county and a large amount Of valu-
able property destroyed. Two broth
es named Sullivan were burned to
death on Tuesday.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-09-25
lids Wanted.

For building Stone Wall for tho
French Catholic Church. Plans
and ifications can Ia seen ct
Richard Bros ofilce. Bids are
to bo addressed to too Building
COMMITTEES OF French Catholic
Church. Right reserved to re-
ject any or all bids.
Z. =. RICHARD,
Secretary.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-09-25
\ R.cklen,. Arnics salye.

b The lbsst salve In the World for cuts. bruises.
ulcers sores. aalt rheum. fever sores. ettef. chill
blains. chapped hands. corns. and all skin erup-
lions, and poaitlvely cure piles. or no pay reqnir.
ed. Ills guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 2s cents. For sale BY
JOHN WErzrL.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-09-25
Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will surely do you
good, il you have Cough, Cold, or any trouble
with the Throat. Chest or Lungs. Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds is guaranteed to give relief or money will
be paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe found it
just the thing and under its use had speedy
and perfect recovery. Try sample bottle at
our expense and learn for yourself just how good
a thing it is Trial BOTTLES free at John Wstzels
drug store. Large size SOC. and $1.0e.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-09-25
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

y 4 Mason to J r Binek nH of
mex l6-39-31........................$ 15O(
70 @ Searle and wife to 81 Falk I
- ofneX 18-129-31.,.......... 28l
Charlotte NJ Tuttle and hus to
3 ] Mcclure It 8 blk 5OLit-
tie Falls. !. ). !. !. -. -. Az
III d W0odburn and wife to
Martha L Trask seX 34-4O-32 5Ol
Evelma Swindell to F 81 Boyes
II 1 $3.50 90. ...................... sc
~ D Maxwell and wife to p La B;
fond md 4 ofneK of nw7 30 81
]. :. /. !. ]. !. 1O(
N Boisjoli To- IBrousseau NJ
q ss4 8142-81. -. 1900
sSt Paul 4 Chicago Ry Co to j
Lapos sw4 Of nwk 22-129-81 sc
Julia Green and F 8 Green to
] p Wilson It's 8, 4, s, blk IL
3 Green's add to Royalton...... &C
IN r Clark and wife to Martha !.
Wallace It 8 blk Is Gark's
0dd ................ :. !. 25C
S6t Paul & Chicago Ry. Co to p
q Balm eK Of rex 20129-31... lee
81 Bailey to ] Snow NJ Of nwk
- 18O-81 (. !. 3. I. .:....... 75C
sCVallet TO- r Erickson mex
III q sw1( swK Of rex 29-127-3i. 1900
EN PR RCo. to Rachel IS. Ian
deem n; Ia 19.1 "A N III 4 Or
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-09-25
Estrayel

From the subscriber, West Side. Sept. 4th, 1891 1,
3cows and calf viz lred COW white face and wear
biz horns, and white star in forehead; small
red COW with few white spots and white belly,
small horns; calf months old with red and
white spots. Liberal reward to- finder. For
further Information apply at the Transcript
Office. GEORGE FAKE.
1-3s Five blocks west Of Antlers Hotel.