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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09

The Excursion sea-
son is over. But it is
not. We have several
on the list for Aug.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-08-09

When drinking soda why not get the
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18
The Little Falls i'm

The Little Falls i'm
proveme11t Company
owns, without doubt,
the best vacant busi-
ness and resid
propertyrin the city
Several large brick
bull ding will be erec-
ted on Oak street next
spring, and befo long
the whole cant tract
from Kidder street to
the bridge will be built
up with stately bust.
ness bl ocks: The res
|idence lots are also
sold at cry loW prices
and there's; certainly
no need yet. for a la
boring man; to gomiles.
out in the country
when he can buy q lot
and secure a good
home IN the mid die Of
the city at lower pric-
es, and on terms to.
suit. S.
For further particu-
lars apply to the COM
|pany's only author
led ageuf
|HENNING 1ANDAHL.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18
sAMPLECOP1ES OF CITY WEEKLIEs.

This week, and for few weeks
many of our subscribers will receive
sample copies of the weekly Pioneer
Press, Weekly Minneapolis Tribune
and Weekly Inter- Ocean. These are
sent as sample copies by request Of
the Transcript, and will not be con-
tinued us subscriptions. We hope all
who receive them will examine them
carefully, and then take advantage OF
the very favourable clubbing rates
offered, whereby the Transcript and
either Of the other papers will be sent
one year for Sl.S5. This offer is oper
alike to new or old subscribers.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18

Mills, the Cleveland candidate for
speaker, is sulking over his defeat
and Is now anxious to be transferred
q the senate. It is probable tina,
the Texas legislature will send him
u the senate, where he can associate
with his friend d. B. Hill. &
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18

hearts as they served them; nil de.
part, none are exempt, and happy
they who walk through the valley
and shadow u death that peace
eternal ID settled between them and
God; that the Lord = esns Christ who
igiveth that peace which the world
can neither give nor la se away III
their guide and Savior as they pass
over. Old soldiers, I know, are not
saints, too many OF them regret to
say, are not practical Christians, but
this / claim that the true soldier ex-
ercises at least one great, grand,
Christrlike principle: He serves
Others by suffering and by sacrifice.
And the soldier should love the
Saviour who loved all and served all
by the sacrifice Of Himself Com
srades, remember that all the worlds
wealth, it's numbered acres, its. piled
gold, is left behind at death. 80 As
man came forth Of his nlother's
womb, naked shall he return, to 30
as he came, and shall take nothing
for his labor which he may carry
away In his hand IS Happy Is that
soldier whose watch-word is faith,
and whose guide is He who is the
way the truth and the light:
To you, Immediate friends Of the
deceased, would I say that while
your sorrow Is natural, your grief q
credit to your affections, you can
comfort yourself with the thought
that your loved one suffered butlittle
in his death; that you may indulge
an honest pride in the thought that
friends and neighbors yielded him the
tribute Of their love and praise and
that his spirit lives III the Institutions
OF the government for which he
fought and III the glory that halo we
Its flag. .ss;s.Ss 81 -, 49, l}s:
Fellow soldiers of the Workman
Post, and Sons of Veterans whom
we welcome on duty today, we con.
sign this body to your fraternal care
and keeping, bear it to its narrow
tent in yonder silent city OF the dead;
low droop the cOlors that he. fought
to save, and while you shed. q tear
oflove and sorrow by his grave
emulate his virtues, and let charity E
mantle cover your comrades faults
| Sleep, soldier. sleep in honored rest,
Your truth and valor bearing; -
The bravest are the tenderest, -.
| The loving are the daring. 't&
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18

New Workers. claim that that state
has but one senator, because Hill does
not give up the governorship and go
70 Washington; and Ohio people
claiming that New York has three
Senators, as Brice is a citizen Of
the Empire state. ..&sr'. .',,.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18

The St. Paul delegation that has
been in Washington to meet members
ofthe national Democratic committee
returned much encouraged over the
prospects OF their city to win in the
contest for the national convention.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18

Brainerd Journal: The water in
IL river At tho dam was held back
today ior several hours ~ certain u.
( pain il progress there, and this caus-
q III water to Is 90 low below the
dam that none couldsbe had for the
city waier works. The railroad
Sshops shht down ons account of The
slack of' water % generate steam.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18

The Minneapolis Tribune is still
announcing that it will soon announce
that Blaine will decline the Republi-
can nomination. 1t is strange that
the Tribune doesn't have pull enough
on Blaine to hurry up that declara-
fi0u - 80; e,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18
STAPlE BROS. NELSON,
80 M elssk sfCs.rt.
I'D ADJ 30 WE'D
ARM AllDs.

FOR sALEToxn ,ot. il Il. o,iein.,
1ot q q 's'e 1.as .lGm :,, oo e NV
i.o s, -, block 4, Ohnrchiil's addition,
- 49,, 3, u Z, s.. -.
Los ~: y and ndd Y Block a, Chnrchill's adj
dltlon. $SO0.
NV q. Sec. g: TIP. l30. r. 50, Dorman
der cultivation, 4l100, easy payments.
NE4 Sci l8:l2e.3O, $500, $50 cash down
oaance easy payments.
bEf SMf and SWf SCI, Sec. g, II. Al !,
re: So. $500; two miles from town.
sna = me piece SoI ianld-pay ments0
~, v.s :, ss#, -.
on r s oec. ~, ip. q. hR. ~, l67 acres
easy payments. 1''''s' @"1 - -
IsK NW4 and sWl 81 NE@. Sec. 6. tn.
a, Re g. l2l acres with good log
n ns az; some leud n 1roken. ana 90 acres s
$500 c.sh .Ion tsl.n -. p't ~ anti a az. ~.
chaser good roads and neigh ors.
EsE4 Sec. 50. IN %. Ro - Ana len
acres, but nearly Wild -, {
INElSac. n 100 Ro. q a. Il n, r.r
acre. "a. ' -. S s.
NW4 Sac. IN. m III. 70 Al .taA N, nov
81. 8. J !, IS. - s.
story and hsii house. 1890 with eli
T.. part. Good haptable 10 acres broken
% g acres G. l5 acre. fine meadow.
81 Sci, sec. %, STp. n, Rg: 81; fine ssso
s acres, 10 rode from rood school. IS
acres brokers has chaap house omit,
price $3.50, x2bO cash balance 3 years..
4 Mt gee. 29, Tp; 100, Re-: 30. 10 acres
proken: SmaiI hoase and stable, l6O
acres at $6.oV. per acre. 3.
SW4 Sec. II: Tp.41.R 81. wild land
good farming land, $500; 1xcash down
j. balance to suit purchaser.
| SkNW}. Soc ) To. "a. Ro. ri. 1
81 NE1Sac q IA co r. a.
~, MI, 1ss;S, - 90: - ~ 20 o. =, j.
~ N WI '9ecs i1.t!p' -, ne. 81. :;
w: NWt sec. ~. Up: ~; hg. 81.
W. swt sec: ~ Ip. ~. hg' u.
hG Fsi 2 ana ~ 4 IN BLOCK ~ clty OF Little
10 49, ~ 3D. d., o. H..
0I Falls s575 each ,oeA 90 0''y o. A''''e
Lots 4 md / & Rlocl * $c;,,of r;tt,<
Falls, 5000 zach. 2 - ~
< Lots and s in Block AZ, City of Little
Falls. $525 each.
Lots and t 8 inBlock AZ, City of Little
.@ie' 1o'o es aa ~.
- ss y "a DOCK e'' wy OF Little rails
: Lot s in Block; 81, Citv of Little Falls
$S25. :,
Lots in Morrill's addition No. 2 a
from $loo to 800.
For $1,000, house and lot in town
cary new ana vel built; good lot and
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18
AN ANGLO-SAXONsHOLIDAY

The English speaking people may,
we think, properly claim Christmas
as peculiarly an Anglo-saxon holi-
day. It is true that it. is also a festi-
val of the Christian church, but is
e-sily demonstrated that a similar
festival-without the religious ele-
ment-was observed by the Germanic
tribes long before the Romans legions
crossed the Alps. In fact, it would
seem that Christmas was not original
ed by the church, but that the priest
hood adopted the feast day, remodel
ing it to serve as ayehicle for religious
ideas and turning its generous and
social spirit to account in the services
of the church. Did you ever think
that to-day English is spoken by one
hundred and ten millions of people
more than speak any other languag e
on earth? China has two hundred
and fifty millions Of people and India
one hundred and ninety-eight, but
there are not one hundren millions III
either country who speak a tongue
that is Ineligible to the rest Of the
population. Where will you enjoy
this holiday this year, At home.
Good: But If you intend to- visit
friends, Or go to the Gold home'; just
make a note Of the fact that "The
Burlington" is the line from this sec
ton to Chicago, St: Louis, Peoria,
Quincy, :Galesburg, Kansas City,: st.
Joseph, Omaha, Des Moines, Burling.
ton, Hannibal, Denver, Cheyenne,
Deadwood, Winona, La Crosse; Du-s
buque, Galena, St. Paul and Mime
apolis. # you wish to. 60 to any
other place, apply to Burlington
agents, or those Of connecting hnee,
for information write to vi. G.
Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent, C:.B IN.
r. r., st. Paul, Mimi. ~ f
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18

The Democratic papers that are
now sure that their, party should do
nothing TO indicate that it favored
dee trade will doubtless advance some
reaeons why protection is good, for
the United States. Of course, they
have been combating such arguments
fora few campaigns, but it is MI the
more reason that they should be
prompt now in exposing the in
iqnities Of free trade theories.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18

Senator Kyle, the Alliance accident
from South Dakota, is quite cute, and
tried to be placed on senate COM
mittees by both Democrats and Re-
publicans. Such trickery is an
elevating spectacle in the U. S.
senate ~ s 81 fE4 y.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18
= Little Girl. Exp.ri .n,. ~ a ia.bt ho,ssS,

"A Little Girls Experien IN 4 Lghthouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Prescott are keepers 81 the
Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach. Mich. and ARE
blessed with q daughter, four years old. Last
April she was taken down with Measles. follomed
with dreadful Cough and turning into q Fever
Doctors at home and at Detroit treated her, but
in vain she grew worse rapidly, until!she was q
mere handful Of bones"..-Then she tried DIR
Kings New Discovery. and after the use Of two
and q half bottles, was completely cured. They
say, DR.. Kings New Discovery is worth its weight
IN gold, yet you may get a trial bottle free at
John Wetzels, Drugstore. s ~ Z; .tz =
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18
Public spirited men e ST. Pau

Public spirited men Of st. Paul
basevwayssto NE their surplus cash.
The valter a. Wood company gets
98OQ, 600 for their machine chop, The
! guarantee fund Of the Democratic
!. national convention i 100000, and
the amount required for the new
auditorium u $50 OoO; besides there
i II the Russian relief fund, the s2O, 00o
~ the Worlds fair, and the many
charities that require special funds
at this season Of the year. s5.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18

Train robbers are doing their most
successful work near the large cities
lately, and mono of the perpetrators Of
the many recent robberies have been
captured.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18
r. 81. GROSS,
THE
e. E
REGULATOR.
SEC

~ lbg.grAnulatedSsu sugar $l.O III:
II lbs. good guaranteed peaches. 90.
Choice California evaporated apricots,
per pound 124 cents. Z, ~
Extra fine California evaporated april
cots per bound, 124 cents. 49, =. -,
Good California imported peaches per
pound l23 cents. %s#
Finest California. pitted cherries per
.pound Is cents. d.
Finest California pitted plums, ID. l5c.
Finest California evaporated raspberries
per pound, Is cents.
Finest California evsporated nectarines
per pound 15c. ~, .. -.
Extra fine California prunes per ID l5c.
Good Muscatel raisins, per lb Gets.
Good Vastezza raisins, per Id l23c. 4
Extra fancy cluster layer Is and 20cts. :
Good California evaporated S3cts'
Good dates per ID sets.
Best assorted table nuts per ID 20cts. :.
Finest full cream cheese uncolored per
pound l5cts.
Limburger cheese per ID. 15cts.
Imported cheese, 18cts.
Extra Grand Bank Goldfish per 10 Gets.
Extra family trout per Id l23cts.
Fine family nackerel per ID l0cts.
Good family white fish, per lib l0cts.
Extr fancy smoked halibut 1Scts.
BIB can pie peaches 123cts.
BIB can good table peaches per lib 18c.
Bib can Lusk's finest California table
peaches, 25cts.
Glib can Lusk's finest California table
pears. 25cts. III ....-
Bib can Lusk apricots per ID 25cts.
BIB can extra Lusk's peaches to use will,
cream 35cts. o
3lb can Lusk's all kinds of plums 15& lse
3lb can Huskin's tomato soup 35cts.
Assorted kinds condensed soups per
tablet 15cts. ~ s..
Absolutely pure condensed mince meat
per pkg I5cts. ~, ~~e.a.-r,., :,
Bib can good tomatoes per can lOc.
2lb can finest tomatoes per can l23c.
Glib can good peas per can Sets: -.
2lb can fine Marrowfat peas 123c.
lib can best corn l0cts.
,2lb can extra pumpkin per can l24 cts.
BIB can finest rhubarb per can 15cts. !
Blackwell's chow chow per bottle 35cts.
i gherkins per ct 25cts.
l Of bottle white onions 4Octs.
Good Rio coffee per ID 2lcts.
Fancy Golden. Rio per Id 25cts.
Fancy Gautin,ala coffee per lb 2scts.
Try our own combination Java and
Mocha coffee 3lbs for 100.
Good uncolored Japan tea 35c:s.
Good basket fred tea 40cts,
Try ovr Arat, Spring Garden and Buff
falo chop at Scots. - -- =,
Ie Compare the above with the 60 and
75c goods.
Good New Orleans molasses per gal.
Ion 50 cents. -:
Extra fancy New Orleans molasses
per gal 65cts. H.. 80.
Log Cabin maple sprup absolutely
pure perFsal $l.25. sss,s !: Z:
Sure sugar spiced democa3 syrup per
gal 800. -. .Es = :. 7,.:3 =.
Fancy patent Sour per sack 1915, d
Our own best patent per sack -. rs.
Best family patent $500. I. ,-. =:
Best family straight 1896. $3.50. +. Z
For next week only, every gent
purchasing lib Of Glory or Glory
twist plug TOBACCO a t 40 and 45c per
ID we will give ! ten cent plug free.
Just received 600 lbs fresh dairy but
term Jars from IS to &c per=lb.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18
Minneapolis Tribune or !.
Chicago Inte' Ocean.
8l 85 PEER YEAR.

B1-So ESEC z 1l-<A-1t-
The above city weeklies are OF the
very hest class, and your local paper
and either OF these cEn be obtained
together at the abov. low price of
$1.S5 per annur'. 1855 will witnes
one Of the greatest political contests
Of the nation, and many Of the
citizens OF the county will und oubtcd-
ly improve the above opportunity.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18

AClO AI6 AOAuC Ia uAS olAA ~ a1Au y CI1 ;
leaving a weeping wife and yearning
children in that lonely home. Such
men were noticeable inthe army
They promptly submitted to
necessary restraint, they maintained
sobriety, morality and self respect.
Each and every man who served
the country was ennobled by. the duty
done. His life was freely risked for
society, he belongs to his countryside
helped to strike the fet tiers from the
slave, he belongs to humanity; he
helped to ;righteously shape and con-
troll the current OF great events, and
belongs to the noblest page OF his
tory. ,a3s: :&E2 Ssss 81 :E = !.
But we turn to our text:
t'No man hath power over the
spirit; neither hath he power in the
day OF death; and there is no dis
charge in that war; s' 49,.
The first prominent thought of the
text is that Of mans spiritual nature
that there is this thinking, low
ing, moral, responsible. GUd-given
element in his being. Alas that men
deny or ignore 1t and reduce them
selves to matter, to dull and cold
matarialism. #
|. Again it states man b mortality, us
none have power over the spirit to
retain thesspirit; and there is no dis
charge in that war. When the chill
dren Of Israel set forth as an indie
pendent people. they mustered their
tribes and numbered their soldiers.
Every man over twenty years old
was subject to military duty. Yet,
though every day was a marrifs and
EVERY month was a battle. they made
certain except ens The man .iI
had built him a house was permitted
to remain at home to dedicate It, the
man who had planted a vinyard
could remain for a while>to enjoy 1t.
and the man who had recently mar
ried could stay at home for q year to
comfort Ills young wife. And then
the t;1nid md faint hearted were per
fnitted to remain at home lest other
men should catch their timor-
GUS spirit. but when death
calls there are no exceptions nor ex-
emptions. the man who built himself
q house, the man who planted .
vineyard, the man who had married
a wife, the timid and the 'hraye must
all alike respect his mex orable SUM
mons; and there Is no tlfschafge, a
TINT war, all who cross the gloomy
river to the silent land arc gone for
ever.
Our comrades are llassing over.
the pontO ons are set the bridge il
laid and tho airy bal alllons are pass
ling IN heavy columns to the land d
shatiO lows. Our colnrale has passed
Lover, t,xts other; comrades who stood
beside hin before the wallis &c vicks
burg, and III the swamps of Yazols
awnit him yonsie onder havcp ass
cd liis oid command 6 Sc
Grant, slle1t 81: speech, pure ~ q
and grand I'D soul; there = Sherman
En- great!st thereis 3hetid dan
who chaagslye 10 &. I'll b 81 TIE plains
or ths VALLEY M - ~, tie
iesis -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18
CLUBBING OFFER.
This PAPER In Connection With Either
the Pioneer Press, Minneapolis !
Tribune or Chicago Inter- +
## Ocean. /

Arrangements have been made
whereby subscribers to the Little
Falls Transcript can obtain with
this paper the leading weekly Of
ither OF the three great cities OF the
Northwest. The Transcript only
endeavors to occupy local field,
and the better it fills it's place as a
local newspaper the less space is left
for general news and miscellaneous
reading. In connection with this
paper subscribers who are not SO
situated as to have daily papers
should receive at least one Of the
excellent weeklies published in the
larger cities. We will made the fol-
lowing offer to all subscribers; we
will send the Little Falls Transcript
and either the weekly ..~ 49,. q.
st. Paul Pioneer Press, s..
Minneapolis Tribune or !.
Chicago Inte' Ocean.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18

IL German American National Bank At Little
Falls. In thss State Of Minnesota, Of tho clos
Of buslness. Dscembsr Z. 1891. ss7s3
RESOURCES ~
L0ans and dac0unts h6ee g
Donds to necure cifculRt g0
Due from approved reserve agent ~ y
o@ Ssnss iarnssare ana s;aies s
Current expenses and tAxes paid y -
s 81. y e, e !: !:
Fractional paper currency, nicke Z. Z.
and cent? - I.
fsssi !: !:
Total !. ]. I. = : 10 y
81 LlABIL1TIEs.
Capital stock paid o
Undividsd profts. 20 g
Undivided deposits snbiset to check... le.sz9 g
Duo to State Banks and banker. - u
Liabilities other than above mentioned. 20 %
Total =
STATE OF MINNEsOTA.( =.S. S7 Il
couNTY OF MORRISON. y4 iii. 5.s,#S
L.Jas. p. Anderson, Cashier Of the above.name
bank. do fsolemnly swear that the above state.
ment u true to the best Of my knowledge and
belief. JAN. D. ANDERSON Caahier.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 10th.
(SEAL.) Notary Public. MINI.
Correct-Attest: II 81
Ss ! ! E $s;;:: D'''sse'.:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18
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No. lsss.
REPORT or THE CONDITION

~ German American National Bank ct Little
Falls. IN IN State Of Minnesota, st tho clos
soi buslnasss Necembsr z. 1851. 3sss
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1891-12-18
ANOTHER OLD SOLDIER GONE.
Comrade Geo. G., Kimball 81 Fort RIPLEY
Dies suddenly q Heart lcsease. =
Funeral Services an
Sermon.

q On Friday Avent ng last, about;
eight O'Clock, while sitting IN his
chair, at his home near IT. Ripley,
Geo. G. Kimball died suddenly Of
heart desease. He had been ailing
slightly for some time, but no imme-
date serious results were apprehend-
ed, and his sudden death was q great
shock to his family.
The deceased was born at Hollis,
Maine, but was long citizen Of
Minnesota, coming into the state in
1866. Comrade Kimball nj de prompt
response to the call Of his country
for volunteer soldiers. He enlisted
in the 4th Minnesota Infantry in ISL,
served three years Of arduous duty
with Grant and Sherman In the
Southwest, and was mustered out
disabled, in the fall Of "a, having
served three years, lacking one day.
He served in all the grades OF a nom
Commissioned soldier, Private Cor
poral. and Sergeant, and was fully
trusted and respected as Il true and
faithful soldier He was q chartered
member OF the Workman Post, G. A.
R., Of Little Falls, and was buried by
the post with the love and honor
due to a Embellishments.
Funeral services were held in the
Congregational church at Little Falls
On Monday forenoon, and although
the day was extremely unfavorable
therewasa large attendance.
e The Rev. Mr. Donovan preached
thefuneral sermon from Ecclesiastes
8. 8. with that sympathy and tender.
ness which soldiers only can feel to-
ward each other.
He spoke substantially as follows;
OUTLINE OF SERMON. =
a., Dear Friends: I hesitate ito trust
myself to speak to you on this Occas'
ion. The mortal remains Of a friend
and neighbor are brought before us
and as I see the hands Of old soldiers
serve q sOldier in this last sad duty
OF love, and the draped flag bending
its mournful folds over the silent
form OF one who followed it's yet un
certain fortunes in the devotion an(
strength OF his early manhood, I cal
hardly restrain my emotions. TIN
scenes Of other years are wildly be
fore me and see that flag born b!
strong hands and brave hearts wav'
its folds in the 1nurky cloud of war
when these aged men around wer
young and proud. AS we see men il
the ordinary walks OF life, conscious
ly or unconsciously we class them b,