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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24
Not Eorgetting CLloaks.
Not L Orsetting Sloaks.

If half we hear is true. great deal of present
giving this Christmas will be in such service
able and truly aPpreciative articles Of wearing
apparel as Goats. Cloaks and Suits Where else
would you go for the best to be had in this line
We are practically without competition in Coats
Closks and Suits. If five hundred more lockers
came each day for Coats We would sell just that
many more Coats rer day. The fault Of many
l.. they do not look around enough. We wish it
were possible to show our Goats side by side''
with all the rest in town. for it is only by com
parison that ours show their great general sr-
periority. II You would like to look at the
largest and most stylish stock of winter Coats in
WASHINGTON 1t will be necessary to come to 953
Pennsylvania ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

Opportunities extraordinary are offered
to you in the way Of bargains in odds
and ends, remnants. &c. tomorrow. All
choice and desirable merchandise. Prices
are pu. on these which insures rapid sale
at an advantage to all concerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24
DREss (Ioops DEpAR1MEsr.

81. 25 yard Plaid Surah Silks .................a10 90
81. % yard 5i-inch English BToadcoths. 81 10
81 yard 40 inch Fancy Wool Fabrics ........... SOC
81 yard 54-inch Winter Storm Serge ......... SOC
81 yard "A inch English Disgonas. soc
SOC. yard 54-inch Cancels Hair Serges Csc
75c. yard i6-inch English Winter Serges BIC
Soc yard 81 inch Figured Drapery Silks SOC
o9c yard 2}inch Choice japanese Silks SOC
Soc. yard Wool Fabrics. all styles .39c
SOC. ward "a inch Silk Crepes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4c
BLACK Silks and Wool Fabrics at 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

II would be rather humiliating for the rail-
WAYS Of the country to practically admit that
they have not confidence in their ability to ac-
eommodate the worlds fair traffic. Yet re-
fusal % make rates that would seem reasonable
for sueh an occasion could hardly do other
wise tnan give such an impression.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24
DRrss Trimmings DEPARTMENT.

Csc Coque Feather Trimming 69r
81. 6S yard Coque Band Trimming. 60. -
81 80 yard Ostrich Feather Trimming .......S1.20
45c. yard Silk Moss Trimming. all colors. 39c
All other Trimmings and Buttons at 10 per cent dis
CONFERENCE.-THE of marked prices.
SO. IS Ostrich Feather Collars. So. ~
S1.9S Ostrich Feather Collars. ISL -
IS IS Ostrich Collars three fOurths length. 81 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

IL would be very touching to hear Mrs. Lease
and the Iowa governor refer at some future
day 10 the time when we were Boies and girls
in the senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24
A bout "(,hristrnas" TrmhreIlas.
AAbCut christmas" u umbrellas.

Strange there are so few people who will buy
themselves an Umbrella. Hundreds and hundreds
always wait for santa Claus" Tell santa Claus
that McKnew has almost ''overdone the thing" in
buying this seasons stock of Umbrellas. Beau-
ties By the score. Not poor one in the lot. Such
conceits in handles as could only emanate from
truly artistic minds. 'Twould take a column to
half tell this Christmas Umbrella Story We
spare you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

IL the Navy Department eolOrs all its torpedo
boats-as Il says Il Is going to do-vith a paint
that will render them invisible TO the enemy it
cannot be long before our whole navy will be
''elt Of sight"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24
A bout s'Christmas- Hosiery.
About Nhrist!nas' II osiery.

OF course you can buy Csc. Black Hose SOC.
Isle Hose and 81 Plated silk Hose of any store
in town. yet there Is a difference in the quality.
style or dye of nearly every Eeepers hosiery
We feel justified. considering our extreme vigil
ance in buying. in saying that quality consid-
cred. our stock of Hosiery has precious few
equals and probably no superior in this city.
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w. A. HIERcE q 20,
Sth and Penn. ave.
QUE GfkEEs sTEsT
REEMMNNssNNTT DaaTT--TooMMooRERR0oMM.

The ladies know good homes, BARGAINS
when they see them. The many trade Taa ,
nets" which drew the crowds 10 our store all
last week were. of course. broken into. The
5o-cent DRESS GOODS at b cents. for in
stance. The stock is almos. tnerhaEs'sb'e
though. but. necessarily. many choice REM
NANTS are the result Of cur brisk business.
There's still left in every apartment enough
variety to please any and every idea.
But FRIDAY is REMNANT DAY with Us,
and we expect the follow ng REMNANT List
to crowd the store al day long.
Allthose Jo-rent DRESS STCFFS weeold
You about early IN the week ere still going
at b CENTS A YARD. But there are a good
many REMNANTS. the result OF the inroads
that have been made on the stock. so that
fo- this week the REMNANTS will he
CLOSED OUT at HALF PRICE. or %
CENTS per yard.
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Is The HEART REACHED THnouoH The SronAcn,

Is TIE HEART REACHED THnoueH The SronAcp
BUT DON'T
POOR MRS
WARMED
WARNER
TIE PALA1s RorA1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

Pedestriarizing Thespians will take but little
pride In the fact that our railroad mileage sx-
eeeds by 1000 miles the entire trackage of the
old world
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About Christmas, Nick-N a acks.

Toilet Sets OF comb. brush and mirror Soap
Boxes. White Metal-covered Toilet and Perfur-
cry Bottles. Vienna Novelties" Extracts,
Leather Goods. Pocket Books. Purses. Card
Cases. Shopping Bags. Chatelain Bags and hun
dreds Of little things too numerous to mention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

Governor Russell and Lieutenant Governor
Halle should avoid these exhibitions Of pro
fesioral jealousy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

The Office seekers would have appreciated
knowing just how much they ought to be thank.
ful for ;heir prospects under the next admins
fraiion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

The meteoric showers remind some Of the
pohtiosl luminaries Of the brillian, drop which
they recently took.
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LACE AND VEIL DEPARTMENT

All Laces including beaded and silk lace drapery nets
and flouncings. at 10 per cent discount.
&C. Wells. all styles Sc
lie. Wells be. and lie. Wells 100
SOC. Wells @4c.. and pc. Wells ............19C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

The District politicians can give thanks that
they are able to make things lively and inter-
esang without threatening much damage
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JEwrLRY DEpaRrurxr

VI Jeweiry all styles. .......................s9c
13c. Jewelry. all styles &c
Soc Jewelry. all styles. 4Ic
soc Sterling Silver Love Spoons SOC
S129 Sterling Silver Harpins. ............... 93c
81. 9S French Enamel Brooches. - 81 %
PC Sterling Silver Thmbles - 1or
Pc Playing Cards in Silveroide Case ....... 81
l0per cent discoun-one tenth of marked prices Of
all Real Shell and Real Gold Jewelry also Imported
Belts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

II seems impossible for Senator Hill to live
Asvn ne suspicion that he 10 goins to resign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

The turkey may have to look to its laureIs.
The foot ball is ercvding il very closely as
Thanksgiving day feature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

Secretary Rusk not bothered over the
election so far as TO forget to furnish first
class brand Of holiday weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

Apropcs Of the ehrysanthemum craze, Pader-
0wski 10 coming back
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

Those who control party organs should avoid
oyer~orking the load pedal
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NEcKwEAR DEPARTMENT.

46c. Chiffon Jabots usually SOC .....,..... 4pc
81. 6S Paris-made Chiffon JaLots,... 81 u
81 9S Exclusive Novelty Chiffon Jabots. ....S 81 40
81. 6S Silk Dress Fronts. all colors ..... 81 10
$1.9o English Silk Dress Fronts. .- 81 &,
"a. % French Plaid Silk Dress Fronts .. 81 ~
poe SILK Scarfs for Winter Jackets. Soc
zoe. silk Scarfs. all colors . 45c
Doc. Silk windsors all styles .,oc
3D. English SILK Windsors. usually SOC. :s5c
2Dc. Ready made Bows for Children. ........ pc
&c yard Six ChlHol Edging. ODE
zoe. yard Neck Euchings. all styles. pc
pc. yard Cord Neck Ruching. 10,
noc' Saru SIZE oKirt Running 4c
S'c sets Linen Collar and CUFFS Toe
DC sets IN all Styles BIC
-oc sets, new style. Eufiied Linen .......... DC
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WR.p DEPARTMENT.
Fun DEPARTMENT.

SOC. Russian Hair Mufs .:9c
s3 % Canada Seal Collarettes. 80 %
e3 Black Lynn Collarettes- SO
So Black Lynx Capes. ...............-....Sf.50
81 Canada Seal Capes ...........S So 80
So Asst akhan Fur Capes. IS
80 Russian Lynx Capes. SS 90
Sl3 Canada Seal Capes r. so
$50 Capes goo. 80 and SIG Capes. slo
$50 Capes Si5 ana s35 Capes $50
$50 Capes very perfect specimens.
81 % Childrens White Fur ACCOMPLISHMENTS CSC
81 25 Coney Fur Sets all colors a1 90
c%..S "iAA i<-no 'Ncts. c-s'''
So 80 Angora Sets gold. white. blue 50
So 6S Opossum and Seal Sets. 81
SIS Krimrner and Tiger Se's................. 81 30
81. 10 japanese Goat Baby Carriage Rugs. So. 4S
So so Angora Carriage Rurs. lined 40
81 so Tibet Carriage Rugs. lined So 30
go IS Rugs. deliberately embroidered. flannel
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HASpKrRcB,rF Drp,prvrxr

&c. Ladies' White Lawn Handkerchiefs - -
Exc. Handkerchiets. all styles ............ Zoe
l9c Pure Linen. hand-"mbroidered Initials. 3 for Joc
pc Pure Linen and Lawn Handkerchiefs DC
oor Handkerchefs all styles. ogc
JOc Handkerchief all styles. 4ic
2oc Ladies' Jap. Silk Handkerchief. ........ &c
Doc jap, silk Handkerchiefs. all styles.
l9c Initial Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs .. ne
Zoe Initial Jap Silk Handkerchiefs ............2,c
1216c. Mems Linen Handkerchief all STYLES ~ 1Oc
DE Linen Handkerchiefs. all styles DC
SOC. Paris Novelty Linen Handkerchefs 4Ic
39c Initial Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs. 3 for 81
oOc Initial Jap. SILK Handkerchcfs sc
&c. Children's Linen Handkerchiets 4c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24
A bout IS Christmas Hsndkerchiefs.

II you buy Handkerchief simply for looks
cotton-snd-inen will do. We do not, and will
not sell them II you buy them for looks and
durability none but experimentation will do.
and they are the emily kind sell. We are not
sure now but that ours Is the only house in Wash
fngton selling nothing but linen for Linen Hand
kerchiefs. You can certainly be sure of ours be-
ing all-pure-rnen. We did large Handkerchief
business last Christmas. but We have made prep
arations TO double IL this December
Initial" Handkerchiefs strictly Gift Hand
ferchefs. go Of these We shall carry complete
line-0tt-tinen from . for PC. up to the finest
and sheerest.
Silk Hsn1ksrchiefs and Nufisrs also belong
to Christmas. A cornpleta line of bo.h
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p E 4 ZEE ssss EEE M I sssS

The FIRST thought after Thanksgiving is Christ
mas-with its manifold Joys. sOrrows. pleasures.
dissppointments. worry. &c We. Of course.
have been thinking about your Christmas for
months and months-pr-paring surprises for
you in the shape OF Holiday merchandise that
combine beauty and utility with moderate
prices
Tomorrow is not . bit too soon TO commence
Christmas buyingo for you have bat short
tventy-four days IN which to complete your pur-
ehases. Eyou were one Of the many who put
OF buying their presents last year until the last
few days before Christmas You no doubt were
disguised with the meager stocks picked-over as
sentiments. and the shop-worn look that every
thing appeared to have. The best usye sold.
Donflet 1t be your experience this year. Delay
courts disappointment. and the time to buy
Xmas Presents 10 no1n.
We viii continue 70 furnish Fancy boxes for
Gloves. SILK Hosiery, Fine Haudkerchiefs and
similar articles to enhance their appearance and
make them the more gtftable
Let rs rsrier q few of the departments which
belong properly to the holidays
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R1ssoS AND F1ovrR Drp.prrrx

SSc. punches French Vioets, $40
Csc. punches In ylish Vio!ets 10,
4Sc. punches 3!,c. and 800. punches Re
20 punches Se.Vet Hoses 7'5C
SIC. punches Ostrich Feathers ... Soc
Csc. lunches SOC. and SOC. lunches - 4oc
Csc jet Agrettes Casually Sl................iss c
Doc Jet Aigrettes Casually soc. )............:,,C
l9c. jet Aigrettes Casually 35c). he
39c. ysrd Scotch Plaid Millinery Ribbons. 5c
4oc. Saru SIX Border satin Ribbons. Dt
&C. yard Ribbons for fancy work :.
9c. yard Ribbons. in all art shades. ........7 Z,
10c. yard 21.-n. All-silk Ribbons - l,s
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TIE PALA1s ROYAL.
CORNER TWELFTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
PRESERVE TINS LIST Or OPENING" SOUVENIRS.

The reduced prices being temporary the price mh the
ar the pr
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

IL Finely and Stylishly Trimmed Hats q. one third
| of marked prices.
Boys 7oc. Checked and Plain Cloth Round Polo
Caps. satin lining. each
4Sc. Chiidrens Bedford Cord Caps, navy and
-oc each
Ladies' CSC. Fur Felt Tan Sailors.
sl25 to Sc Fine Fur Felt Hats. in good colors.
but one Of each $50
lot of oSc. to 15c. Fancy Feathers lec each
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KIBBoNs..

RIBBoNs..
lot of No. 8 and Satin and Gros Grain Rib
bons. light and dark shades. Worth Sc &c yard
lot of Fancy Ribbons. light shades. for fancy
work. including two-toned Ribbons Worth
Sc to Soc - isc ward
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CH1LpREN's DEPARTMENT.

~ - surah SILK Bonn ats. all colors. ........ Csc
sSc cream Snrah SILK bonnots ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lc. cream DIX bonnets .........-...........:,! lc
DC INFANTS Knit Wool Sacques. 3lc
2c hn1t wool Mitts lac
.Nc hanu.knit fascinators. 80,
SSc YARD EnDroidered Flannel. Sic
~; canton f!annei Drawers lac
q Cnristinas Aprons, ali sizes Sic
Zoe. Nurses Aprons and CAPS. 10.
l0per cent off Babies and Children's Coats
Also see departments for Wraps Furs Neckwear
Gloves. Underwear. Hose. Dolls. Books Rubber
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Nor1ox AND TOILET DrpAR1ur,

&c. Tooth, Nail and Hair Brushes. PIC
DC. lhcestrrcuple combs lc
&C. cakes Castle Soap. ................ 70
DC. cakes CASTLE Soap. .............. ..... &c
Sc. bottles Household Ammonia - &C.
sc. bottles Extracts. all odors. pc
29c. yard Garter Elastic ....... DC
&c. boxes Cabinet Ha!rrins - A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24

Fancy Bores free trita I'm. Handkerchief
bout 81 'hristrnas" CIove,
about NhristInas' Nloyes
1t is not putting II too strong to say that every
maze Of Glove with good reputation is D be
found here Isn't it but natural that the lest
glove house in the city should serve you Jest!
You expect US 20. AS lady remarked sometime
AFRO; - don't mind buying Cheap Glores eie
rhSTe Out atrds 80 come TO lou for nly Bss
Gioves. for Tam snre IF getting good ones" She
simply voiced the sentiments Of thousands of
her sex Come 70 us for the Best Glores
Fancy Bores IRE with Ftns GlOrFs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-24
GLovE DEPARTMENT

l.
96c. Biarritz or Piyskin Mousquetaires SOC
81 4-button French Kid Gloves. SO,
81 o-hooh Foster Kid Gloves so,
SL2o 7-hook Foster Rid Gloves 81 Is
button suede Mousquetaires. Is
81. 5o Better Suede Mousqueta,res 81 a.
81. % Best Suede MousGuetaires 81 t3
81. 80 4-outon English and French Kids 81 IS
$l50 Palas Royal" Kid Gloves. 80
sI.so 4-button London-made Walking Gloves. 81
81 4-button London Chevrette Gloves s1. 50
I'll Misses and Boys Kid Gloves. SO,
81 20 Misses Suede Mousquetaires. 81 l5
81 Mems Dogskin Gloves SO.
81 - Castor Beaver owes Casually 81. so. 81 p
81. so Pslais Royal" Mems Kids ~ a5
81. V PERKINS, Mems KIDS usually s2)....sl so
STATIONERY AND Book DEPARTMENT
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News DEPARTMENT.

Tn P414;. Ror4.,
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UMBRELLAS
IL 75c. % aud 2a-inch Ginzham Umbrellas 49c each
6 So. so 2e-;nch Gloria .....,a16 60 each
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Fancy Bores free trfta tine Handkerchief

Silk Hsndksrchiefs and Nuf'srs also Selon
to Christmas. complete line of both
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STATIONERY AND Book DEp.Rrur

l7c pound Writing Paper 600 sheets. ...,,...l
&c. Packs Envelopes to hatch. ...................
Books, Booklets and Christmas Cards at 10 per ce
discount. ~ ~
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LEATHER Goops DEPARTMENT.
Doll AND Book DEPARTMENTS
FAN DEPARTMENT.

1Oper cent dscount-one-tenth off tie price marked
on those selected.
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Crows Below Pace

4-buttoa KID Gloves. in taas.
browns, gTays and black. This
Glove has always sofa ST ST.. -.
bat having secured = 5-buttOn
Glove 20 sell at Sl.e5 We will
close 90: the i-bu.tcu az
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DREEssss G9900nps REEMMNNssNNTTas

10 Remnants 3S-inch Atwood Novel
ties, In plain coiors aad stripes,
lengths from to yards. Rezular
price. so cts. Remnant price. CSC
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hoht pine. g ~ lOE piece
uANDKERCHIEF DFMSANTS-
HANDKERCHIEF hEGNANrS.

beautiful lot o. Mems Hcrnstitched
Initial HandkercLists. Reduced from - IN
50c. TO for 81. or for one........... ~
Ladies' Regular lSc Hem
ssitchsd i1 qssorI aana- 3 Fon CSC
Gentlemcn's All-linen Handker-
chiefs, fancy colored borders Re 900
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-05
Observation-Disclosures



II has several times been agitated that
tho Great Northern contemplated the
building 81 : branch line TO Little Falls,
on tho vest 1ide Of the river. That
such ) thing may como to pass during
the present year, 8 gentl eman, Who ID
~ 8 position to be somewhat informed.
asserts Is intirely probable. Little
Falls has been growing rapidly during
the past few years, and with the advent
Of the new saw mills, has created . line
Of freight that cannot be ignored.
Besides 1t is important for the Great
Northern to reach Little Falls, because
in 90 doing 1t will penetrate : district
not now tributary to its lines, and will
give It a share OF traffic which is now
handled exclusively by its formidable
rival the Northern Pacific.
T The proposed branch Is designed to
run from Sc. Cloud. to Little Falls. or
rather from some point west of this
city, on the main line to Little Falls.
It will 80 no further that the latter
place, at least for the present. An In
formant who claimed personal knowl-
edge Of the fact, says that at least three
surveys Of the proposed line have been
made. The road will not follow the
rive, but will come into this city over
the main line from the west, which it
will leave at point where the town
ships Of Avon and st. Wendell meet.
from here q route directly north will
pass through four Of the best town
chips III stearns county and the line to
the Mississippi river ut Two Rivers,
In Morton county, opposite Royalton.
From Two Rivers It will follow the
river until it reaches Little Falls. st,
Cloud, of course, will be gratified at
the building of this branch, which
would be another important addition
to its railroad facilities. st. Cloud
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-05
q. Il. ailhert peal.

sss Ne Ws Ol1U01G Uo00s
Mr.. Geo. ". Gilbert, one Of the old
settlers q this community died thia
morning between nix and seven
O'clock, Of the weakness 81 old age.
He was seyentv-eight years old.
The funeral will take place on Sum.
day afternoon at half past two from
the Congregational church, of which
Mr.. Gilbert has long been a faithful
and consistent member. He Was
well known and much respected IN
this communitt. .
The following from yesterdays st.
Cloud Times shows that the Las
wells are having a continual round
Of pleasure:
ID. Laswell, the printer, who
has made himself noticeable during
the past week byt the mannerin which
he has treated his wife, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Chief Of Po-
lice Quinlivan, upon a warrantsworn
ont by Mrs. Ellen Laswell, charging
her husband with assault and bat
terry. The wife appeared in court
and told her story Of the affair on
January 8th, and that Laswell had
taken her cloak, which was the only
garment Of the kind she had. Las
well admitted this, but said he did
not assault her. She had a picture
album that belonged to him, and he
was not going to return the garment
until his wife surrendered the album.
He was fined IS and costs, but as he
returned the cloak, the sentence was
suspended. His wife also gave him
back his album, and, after the court
had thus adjusted their affairs, the
two parted" ''7''' -. ''7 -. =
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-05
PERSONALS.

Mr.. r. Fairchild was in st. Cloud
Wednesday.
Mr.. J. a. Miliett, Saltwater, wa
hero Monday.
Mr.. D. c. Abells, st. Cloud, was II
the city Wednesday.
Mr.. "A. Tanner was In Minneapolis
on business: Monday. s s,= s... ]
Miss Laura Tanner has returned
from the Twin Cities. 5=.l55 5,385'
Mr.. Math Wetxel spent Sunday
with relatives In st. Cloud. @
Mr.. Jno. A. Berkey, Of st. Paul,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Me Lambert, Of st. Cloud, was
in Little Falls Wednesday.
Mr.. C. I. McNair returned last week
from his trip to New York.
Mrs. Brehney, OF Brainerd, is in the
city visiting Mrs. DR.. Roberts.
Miss Nellie b. Thomas, Of st. Cloud,
10 the guest Of Miss Lena Olson.
Mrs. Fred Seymore, of st. Paul, ID
visiting Mrs. Donovan this week.
Messrs. p. 81. and p. j. Gross made
a business trip to South Dakota this
week.
Mr.. Gilbert NJ. Walker and wife, ol
Minneapolis. were In the city two
days this week.
Mr.. John johnson, of AIOorehead,
was in the city Wednesday prospect
ing for business. T. 8. -
Mr.. F. j. Green, of st. Paul, repre-
sentfng Bradstreets, was in Little
Falls yesterday. IS:
Mr.. E. G. Whitney. OF the Boom
company, was in Little Falls the
first Of the week.
Mr.. F. Trace, of Rice's, visited his
brother, DR.. Trace, in this city on
Sunday and Monday. f. - :,
Miss Edith Martin, OF Minneapolis,
for several days last week. 80 = :.
Mr.. J. H. Rhodes went to Duluth
Monday morning to attend q case
before the courts In that city.
Messrs. Z. E. ackwell, of James
town, N. D., and H. w. Ross, were
looking the city over Tuesday,.
Col. E. Bridgman ia at Henning
this week looking after his interests
In a lumber yard at that place.
Mr.. G. II. Cook, the Minneapolis
contractor, Is in the city looking ai-
ter the work on buildings he is erect
ing.
Messers. A. D. Langley and w. B.
White. Of Minneapolis, were in Little
Falls Monnay on business with the
Pine Tree Lumber company.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-05

On Friday r. G. Christensen, who
who had beeen working in Longs
camp at Curtis, was brought to this
city, sick with pneumonia, and placed
under DIR. Egan's care. He was
taken to St. Gabriel's hospital; but
was unconscious before reaching
there, and did not regain concious.
ness, dying Tuesday night. He was
a Swetle, and had no relatives in this
country.