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x1Dxrexr Ar rns srAr1ox.

ADAI0AT At 1A1 SAAAAV"' -
TIE yvssssrssp. the Lsstss osraass ssa tAs
lGsa we CsulanS fsv ~ sAs bsss.
The Sergeant At the desk In The Rldridss
street police station was writing MP the blot
ter. Il was Just after midnight on Friday
morning. and the Sergeant was very busy.
The reporters were there on their last tour Of
the stations for the night. The Sergeant had
Just assured them that he had no nsws. whom
the door opened and policeman came In with
prisoner. The man was big and Anable. and
evidently westsrner he leaned against the
iron railing In front Of the desk and nourishsd
his right arm.
"Folledl" he exclaimed. fooled AeNnis
What's your name p said the Sergeant
SNAKES"
..s DO se liver
The Sergeant smiled. "Taks him away" he
said to the officer
The ofiicer began to search the prisoner.
The man was very well dressed. had valuable
jewelry. and roll Of bills. In his overcost
pocket was o paper-covered novel. Fooled"
Az the officer was about to lead him away he
strnghtenod up, pulled q short briar pine out
OF hs rSos eis. ane sad a e the serce"ns
Can't. smoke in the oiice" replied the ssr-
seans a 'H INT sn np tb IN sSaF room
Sns sS's n SS ana sn &: h
mont e o sssr aassd 81 'n''
s Ora: IN s..s GsSss 4 .sa .
my business because snaiss-
Before the trsvelline man had left the room
SRc.s head Just came came Up S1 to the oiSesSs waist
%Shsts your name ;" began n r.. The s s
09. HS MSEs tn. oh.rs.: tn. Sergeant asked ii.
pciSe eInN;,
Ply Got; doI l9 ':,s, liks bin drunk r sud-
.sess Enis sss Ssseh sss
nsafsd s YOU q see DOT ocer rob exclaimed
tsoPP sos Robin m %sA y get his num-
ss 5 his nssf Il. sasaE s
in vain to see the top Of tho giants helmet
As he was led down stairs. protesting as he
N asoe %
was broken and his eye black. and from e cut
ae 1 braSed himself against the rail viz 81:
feet wide apart. and said in quiet voice. with
the air Of man impartine something i'm
sereeant there's a saloon at the corner Of
Chrystie and Stanton streets"
bu.s wr ffps sd The he as 10 kept on
II went in there last night"
II ordered some beer"
Il sat down at table and drank It and paid
That's whore you made mistake"
deS YES sf shs table:
Then she said something about beer"
Then, she ordered bottle and drank it"
III" II Rs| i! for is-l' cents"
Then rs lar, another lady came in Of the street
:" TSsn another lady came in Of, the street
and Y e.. 8; DOWN"
Then another lady came in OF the street
and sat down at my table"
There were thirteen Of them altogether"
That's an unlucky number"
Then they an had beer. Thirteen empty
Then man came in and said. Pay for that
beer and didn't have any money"
HI. pulled on his battered hat and said sim.
o. haPpened wSea was w. years oId; They
now. A man knocked me down. and another
man kicked me out, and another man broke
my ekulL and another man danced on my hat
And the thirteen ladies sat at the table with
sssf In front OF them
Go TO court and get e warrant"
Good night"
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LAW AsAISsr HYPNo1zzrya.
Text Or the Csriess Mn PasssS ~ the Dsl
gtAa Parlia0ent.

gtAa Pasiiaoent.
Belgium is tho first country to make hypno-
tizing an offence against the law OF the land
Tho law recently approved by the Parliame emit
in Brussels is as follows:
Il. Whoever exhibits an individual hypno-
tiled by him or by another shall be punished
by Imprisonment for from two weeks to six
months and by fine Of SIS to 500
Any person. not q physician. having hyp-
NOTICED an individual under II years. or one
shall be punished by fne OF S. to 500 even
when the hypnotized individual has not been
exhibited publicly.
20 With imprisonment shall be punished.
moreover. every person who with the inten-
ton OF cheating or otherwise injurins. causes
tanning . contract disposition. obligation re-
lease. or declaration OF intention. The same
person deriving benefit from such paper"
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TAs C,,sss. Pri.o. I.v<..,s.t,o..

ALsAxg. Jan. 16-For the past two days the
members OF the Dsnnemora Prison Investiga-
ton Committee have been In secret consul
tatton In one Of the Senate committee rooms re-
ylsing the testimony taken, which fllls over
1000 typewriter pages. They are framing
their report from tho testim ony. and will N Ie
ment Of the. prison. II Is inttmsted that the
removal Of Warden Fuller will be rscom mend
Cd In the report.
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Accused By the Rev. Arr. Ever.e..

August Ericsson Of 125 York street. Jersey
in Brooklyn. The Rev. Charles s. Everson Of
the Norwegian Lutheran Church in Henry
street says the prisoner called on him In Sep
tember, and representing himself as the agent
Of the Northern Insurance Company Of Lon
lected S4420 The minister subsequently
found; he says. that no such insurance was
recorded.
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bosror Jan. 1e-Aanassr }. G. Chapman Of the
Louisville Ball Club arrived in Boston this msrntns
his mission being to Tom Brown who was asssuel
to Louisville a. the indianapolis meeting Of the base
quite ready TO sign. Brown hopes some deal may b
made whereby ho shall play In somA Northern CITY.
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10 the oay r<eparauon that win restore the hair In AL
is original elegance and 10 pssitvs and perfectly
sass for bsidnssA Stops hair nom failing hakss
II grow thick and long. NO DYE Seven Sutherland
Sisters scalp Cleaner 10 the only Dandrun Cure For
shampoSeHt u has equal Sold BY all drsssises and
sRvEN SUTHERLAND SISTERS. Sole Manufacturer
and Propnstors - East lAth o.. New York. who're
these sistsr Be Continuous Lecture On
"rRKATNENT OF THE HAIR" BY MISS ISABEL SUfI.
and 81 s bottles for O8; Scalp Cleaner 80 csnts The
photograph OF the Seven sutherland 6istsra Group,
must be every box. Sent receipt Of price Don't
fail to try IT,
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Apmestie Servants aFautea.

1omestie SERVANTS aFautea.
4 orRL for ssn.rsi sou.svork: mus, b. . rood eoos
nh. G. J. DILLON. 81 Vernon av- Long Island City.
A NEAT: TIDY NURSE GIRL; must have good city
DAY and tuesday %ornnss a, g Se!s 18th Mon
CHAMBERNAIDs.-Ivo experienced eh.m6ermIids.
Feau'sd % fr 10 boarding house;
ChAMBERMAID.-Fir.!-ci..s ha@Dermaid 70 as.isi
CnAAMSsERMAID.oooirl! e DC ch.nesrvoTE ana assist
- with waiting. csil after Q. I28 % Nv.
sIisa! .e!iv. and homes. siT =.
home liberal ssss: 81 IVES, isi.t ~ OF ''at' good
CooK.-wSn.ed Prsse.,.nt. woman TO DO the cook.
Ply .aa.y Il s.s OF private family "'
Glass; s't 5 ::: iss e.:
e: s ga ssss M
ss. & T ;'d iron
sss's E ssst =. "a: 4: coarse ".'A
CGs3H;5;%SsS,ssd girl to cook. wash. and iron iis
GlRL "an'.a'o ''sas' 'agWII ", Sor,Ix ,,,,,,
G1E as, K %nd baby: sleep home Doctor ss7 west
HoUsRwoRK.1;wanted. neat girl in sm.l family
ss s'i IL fs r .ps
III COOK and isaadis.' in 's''., good
AOUsRwORk,-Wanted MIDI Y AGED woman for zen.
0u.eN'- l af. kx ,ia2s.f 81 E.. saa St.
s0 s: Old for light
-"-~I W HLYSx sos E.., $50 st.
ss VIZ: ia Il:
AoUsEwoRK-swedIs6 or German sIrI for 1cn.r.
80 %s.s issss s''d plain cook washer .sa On'
H0UsEw0RK-AEo good experienced girl wanted for
"a genera honsework; one that can cook. Apply a.
HoUsEwoRK.-0ood sirl for general hous, work in
IA R m,I tSmiy; German or svsds preferred Apply
AousEwoRK-YounE woman to do housevori for
a small family and sleep home. 7S] Columbus Az
HOusEwoRk-0irlf Tor general hou.. YORK and LAY.
care Of baby Cali LiND0S. liz Es,i sStS 81. 10
s I've AZ: :I 7 fsf
AOgsEWORx-0irl fo- general housework; mus,
= aneesstAno cookinx: good wages. i29 W. 1920 o..
HoUsEwoRK.-0irl for housev oTk IN = ,ms pi.in
family; wAss, $40 Mn. IYoNs sas East s3 S1 4.
.ss sss.r ~
ri e help .s Hight
HGgs siN IVA . German gtrl for general
noussso.s: CAV Tor two days. 80 8tb Az.
a.su 70 a. q w.:s .,s and
q. q. . 81 ]. s0'''''f
HSsSosS.ss sss ~: 8. ia Iis is3ia S'''s=
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3ost mud 4puuA.

6SA REwARD--Lost Thursday evening N eesS
ST. or IN West 10th st.. or In n Chaos studio 81
mopds almond shaped with gold loop 1T shs top; Under
The Windsor Hotel
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Situations atautea-fsmales.

Snll2n0nS ~ auteG-tfMAlEa.
A YOUNG LADY. anxious 70 complete school, desires
study hours good plain writer; reference given. Ad
Bank st. city.
A WOMAN wishes work By the day. cal Or address
"A n, $50 9Th AZ.
G03K..Exeellent. Apply At present empioyer'a II
nREssNAK!NG,-MME. STONE, ladiea' tailor and
- fashionable dress and wrap maker; suits made at
very low prices this month. 100 9th av betw llth
and 18th SITS.
EMPLOYMENT wanted by . woman who 10 . poAt
~ plain sewer and nrstclass buttonhoe maker. Al.
Dress STEADY. box l29 Bun once
EANILY WASHING BY week or month. Cali or "a.
+ dress ELLEN TRENT go West 2sth It,
CESTs AND FAMILY WASHING. 1885, per dosen;
~ open-air drying Mrs. JOHNSON. l25 West 8Oth 81.
lob SEWER wants steady work. can DO either printed
q or blank work. Address 4. B.. box 10 Sun once
ApY wishe. to travel .s companion 70 . LADY OF
guages references and particulars given by Addressnr
T.. 2.2o1 Philip st, Philadelphia.
SrENogRAPHER and typewriter; Rsmington; sons
MODERATE" box ITO. Sun ssncs,
STENOGRAPlIRR AND TYPEWRITER 6SminSton o.
Office.
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a pvANCks on furniture. pisnos same DAY Of spSnSs
-. iiYpL without removal; lowest rates; easy psy
Sy SsSs W. ;s R:ssRs ,s sstf :sses:'
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A RTrrfCfAI. FLOWERS - Experienced branchsrs
"A rose and blossom makers wanted.
N KATE Is East Houston IT.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19
CIRCULAR NO. !, q
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Conducting Public Examinations Of
TEACHERS in COMMON SCHOOLS

!: Three different sets of questions will be fur
nished for the spring examinations!
The first set shall be used on the first Tuesday
in March.
The second set shallbe used on the Saturday
Theth}rd set shall be used on the second Tuesday
in March.
2 Three different sets of questions will be pro.
vided for the fall examinations.
The first set shall be used on Tuesday Of the
:, The second set shall be used on Saturday of the
The third set shall be used on Saturday of thu
last week In October. s*:st3& -:
3: No package Of questions slAakbe opened an
Ill the candidates are seated, and ready for wori
Il p &c sesa
/ a. far as practtcsble candidates shall occu
any
rs
in the: Ts sse eh Ct saa sh in the
ence of the county sup9intendent,e r Of one ap
pointed by him. who shall see that order is strict
| ly observed. .. i,
animation in any one subject; in other words, a,
intermission concludessthe examination in tina
subject.
7. No information OF explanation bearing upo,
tue quest!ons snai! De gwen the candidate du!1n
| the examination by tie county superintendent
or any other person. II gross errors occur Whicl
prevent an intelligent understanding of, or an
| swer to question. tie entire question may
thrown out. 49,
| 8. The county superintendent shall report t.
! the Department. of Pubic Instruction at the clos
of each examination, upon blank provided
| certifying to the c0Itdict OF said examination
the time given to each subject and any other fact
| that may be of general Interest
| b. L. KEIHLE,
! Superintendent Public instruction
! Department of Public instruction, St; Pau
! Mimi, Jan. 5, 1892.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19
KELLER FOR CONGRESS-.
From Yesterdays Pioneer Press. -

From Yessterday's Pioneer Press. .. -.
State Senator Keller Of stearn.
county is 9 cut le fipE Congress in the sixth
district, and acknowledgements of
his patron saint Senator Dave Hill
he aspires to hold two offices, it be.
ing, his intentions, If, Nominated. and
elected to congress, to hold his seat in
the state senate until he 1is called to
congress-; He+wasin the. city yester.
day and announced bis candidacy to
his friends. IT. is Said that OH OH the
evening before be met with:af: number
of the Sixth district Democrats. and
thathe was promised their support
on%this occasion: ,It::is, stated. that
the members Of the party were Score:
tary Moody ofthesNorth> STAR, >Rep.
resentetive stisersh Ex-senator: Bow;
en- Of Duiuth, Frank Lyon of :Alor-
risqneounty y we'll as, many others.
The senator does not believe that
there will be much opposition to- his
nomination, ss;Mf:r stivefs ia out 81
the race: He consoles himself with
the beaief that Judge searls will not
accept the Republican nomination
but::a prominent Republican from
that district asserted yesterday that
thejudge would be the Republican,
nominee. >.>.'1 IL, 80 =
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19
:
AN OLD CITY.

::0ld cities are not common in the
West. In the eastern states Of the
Union are places which boast quite a
respectable antiquity of. the New
World, but outside of the original
thirteen colonies, most cities have
been founded within the last half
century. A notable exception among
the larger Western cities is St. Louis.
The first recorded settlement in the
way of LAYING out town was by
Pierre Laclede Liguest, q French
man, in Feb, 1854 At the time he
supposed he was taking possession Of
the site in the interest of his native
country. It was not until some
month"; afterwards that he learned Of
the Treaty Of Paris, in the previous
fyear, by which the territory West O
the Mississippi was ceded to Spain
lin: 1900 it became French again, I'm
til: the financial necessity of Napoleon
compelled him to sell it to the Unitee
States for s12,ooo.ooo,. a purchase FL
Which Thomas Jefferson was roundl,
abused at the time. Now, st. i Loui
|:is one of'the most beautiful, prosper
ous and stately cities IN the Union
/ to reach it; for business or pleasure
fFhe Burlington, with its line skirtin
.|the Mississippi is the only rout
worth considering. For rates, ticket
/ maps,andstime tables, apply to: you
] !bo,uehtieket agent, or:wfiteto W. J. {
), Kenyon, Gen Pass. Agent St. Pau
IMinn, 49, ~.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19
From Harper's Weekly. i,
INDIAN COURAGE,

'A>A~AA'
The annals Of no country can show
any savagefoe so formidable for his
numbers to trained regular troops Of
the white race as the American Indian.
The tales Of the Sepoy rebellion, re-
plete as they are with heroic achieve
ments of British soldiers, read like
absurd fairy tales to Indian; fighters
Of our army. The spectacle repeated
again and again, of score or SO of
these Enelishmen riding through as
many thousands of opposing Sepeys,
disciplined, and thoroughly. supplied
with the best Of firearms, would, bs i
very novel one. to, those accustomed to
the temper Of the savage 81 Daff o "a
continent. Had Captain Jack Or
Joseph or Geronimo, with: such : war
riors as they led, been the sort De foesl
70 attack the EngfshsPower in India,
che bisterysefs Delhi andss IhcK hqw
would have lb;sl Seen written, iniar darker
characters on sssf Essgat
history. Self reliant Intelligent,
fierce in battle, inimitabls Hen;
armed With the modern IA sonrs own
Indians hsrs of selesilssfalill
batal SithsrsgulA troops unsarp ssssd
ID qaali :snds \ botnulas sfmg
them jssaeubtt II even III Cps
sadk o. Arab caihi IL bs isseapafe Win
them inspatties4 aarsa 4 y ~ IS
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19

Z: ::2's's.-; - -:
The flour, that Minnesota eontribut-
ed tothe Russian famine cargo is now
on.ftsway:to the sufferers The 10.
tai amount. from this stateis E474A7c
pounds. +: is * ttrenqrertss J: ::s
entire Distance tap rtths steamer: Missouri
taking it5acEoss, shs.oceans =. Commits:
sioners Edgar and Reeve will ;precede
the cargo to Russia, and superintend
its distribution. :"' 81: 49,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19

In the spring elections in New
York state twenty counties have: elect
ed supervisors whose duties are to
canvass the votes. After the out
rageous action of tho Democrats in
defrauding the Republicans out Of the
senate considerable interest was taken
in the selection of these officials, and
the result was a rebuke to the tools
ofD. B. Hill. The Republicans
elected 243 this year, a gain Of A; in
creasing their majority from Sc to 1924
In almost every county the Repub-
licans made gains.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19

tits generally believed thdt Wash
burp's :anti:Qpti9ln'! biz II will pass con-
gress: @,A- j.. Sawyer, the, great wheat
buyerof Minneapolis, is leading the
the fight against it, and g: Az Pills.
bury seems to be it's ablest comPan-
ion outside Of congress. g. =:
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19

The Little Falls i'm
provement Company
owns, without doubt,
the best vacant busi-
ness and residence
property in the city
Several large brick
building will be erec-
ted on Oak streetnext
spring, and before long
the whole vacant tract
from .Kidder street to
the bridge will be built
up with: stately busi-
ness blocks. The res
idence lots. are also
sold: at verylow prices
and there is certainly
no need. yet for a la
boring man to go miles
out in the country
when he can buy a lot
and secure: a. good
home in the middle of
the city at lower pric-
es, and on terms to
suit.
For further particu-
lars apply to the COM
pany's only author
lied agent,
HENNING LANDAHL.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19

The Cleveland Democrats are pro:
testing, strongly against; the "'freeze:
out" state convention the Hill ma
chine has called for Feb. %. The
Tammany-Hill crowd has sailed right
along, however, and nearly every del,
egate elected in the state is for Hill.
The "stuffed Prophet is not in it in
his own state, and even Buffalo, his
old home, was solid against him. The
Democrats will not nominate Cleve.
land 1885,.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19

State OF Ohio, City Of Toledo, Lucas County-ss
Frank J. Cheney. makes oath that he Is the
senior partner Of tho Arm o, F. J, Cheney Co =,
doing business in the city Of Toledo, comfy and
state aforesaid: end that said iirm will pay The
sum Of one hundred dollars for each and every
case OF catarrhs chat cannot be cured by the use
Of Hairs Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. ClEsEy,
Sworn to and subscribed in my presence, this
9th day OF December. A. D. 1886. :: >
[sEAL.l A. W. GLEASON. Notary Public :
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly upon the blood end mucous sur
faces OF the system. Send for testimonials. free
/ FL. CEENEY Co., Toledo, o.
ND-Sold by Druggists, Is cents.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19
CLUBBING OFFER. :
This Paper in Connection With Either
the Pioneer Press, Minneapolis
Tribune or Chicago Inter.
Ocean.

M.
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 ia 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
anu either the weekly
St: Paul Pioneer Press, T.
Minneapolis Tribune or
g. =, Chicago Int. Ocean.
4o.s
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19
"A warning-Don1't Use Big Words ; c

In pro mulgatin esoteric cogltatlons or aadrtic
ulating superficial sentimentaliuies sand phlIo-
sophical or psychological observations, beware
of platitudinous ponderosity. Let your state
'ments possess a clariied'copciseness, compacted
Observation-Disclosures consistency and d
concentrated cogency,. .Eschew all .conglomer-
atious Of hatulent sarEp'ity, jejune babblement
and asinine affectations. In trying to impress
upon Others tn. superiority Of the Wisconsin
Central Lines, and Yhy yer 1 ! ENG SO many Others
use this thoroughiafe frofa st, Paul. and Mime
apolis and Duluth" and xshlahd to Milwaukee.
Chicago and points east and south: it is not
necessary to use iawbreakers. Let your e1tempe.
raneQhsa ;descantiHgs and unpremeditEted ;ex,
patatidn .haye3 tp telltgibilty and yer aeioua
vivaeitJ, without rhod omohtad or :thrasonical
bombast. Sedulously avoid all polysyllabic
proiundty. psittaceoqs vacuity. yentriloqual
double entendres prurient jocostty; and pestiter-
Gus profanity, obscurent or apparent. In other
talk plainly ssnsey ana
the roVte, aAd that ends it, IL = y
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19

Doran's state central COMMITTEE de-:
clarsd that they had no. USE TOR, the
North Star Democratic aclEbs. That
was. unkind. Of Mr., ,Doran, tAshen
about all the club wants is his scalp:
Will they get ~ ~ So. 49,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19

The Democratic *state' convention
has been called for March 81, toeleet
delegates. to: 1.-The national cQRRv;!e Fl
The early GALL is suppesed.:.sto be- in
the interests ;':tof., ther KsliyDoran
faction. ! e: .,.r,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19
The Old Flame
Happy H0OSiers.:

VIM. Timmons, postmaster OF Idaville. Ind.
writes. Electric Bitters has done more for me
than all other medicines combined, for that bad
feeling arising from kidney and liver trouble
John Leslie, farmer and stockman, Of the same
place, says Find Electric Bitters to be the best
kidney and liver medicine, made me feel like g
new man." j. W. Gardner, hardware merchant
saue town, says: Electric Btters is just the
thing for man who is run down and don't care
whether he lives or dies; he found new strength
good appetite and felt just like he had a new
lease on life. Only &c. a bottle, at John " etzer:
drug store,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19
.. Guaranteed Cure,

: We authorize our, advertised druggist to sell
DR.. .Kfug's Nov Discovery for. consumption.
coughs and; cqidatnpon. this condition, II you
are ;,amicted with = cough. cold q any lung,
throat or chest trouble; and win use This remedy
as directed. giving it fair trial. and experience
no heneat you may .retaka the=hatt1e and have
your money refunded: We could not make this
offer did we not know tina t. Dr. Kings New 9is-
covcry could be relied or. ltheser t'isappoihts
Trial bottles Tree at John wetasls, arug store.
Large.sise soc and 81. -, ssS.. ..,s...,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19
:'ESTRAY.

Came onto my premises in section SO, town .12s
range 81, town of Cuidrum, Morrison County
MIMI. on Dec 1. 1891, red and white heifer; abo6t
o year and half old. Owner is requested to
pay charges and take her away.
NELs PAULsoN,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-19
MINNESOTA pEMocRATs.
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The State Oentr.se Comm1ttes A session
at St. Paul.
sr.>PAuL, Fob. 1.-THE Democratic
State Central committee is holding a
meeting to fix the date forsthe state con-
vention and to transact other business.
After organization the committee ad-
journed until , p. H., at which time
they met behind ) closed doors: at the
Merchants hotel. The committee trans
acted routine business, listened to. re-:
'pofts of secretary: and treasurer, and
liked upon March 81 as tho date Of the
state convention, at st. Paul. y