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Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

The new home rule measure whic
Gladstone will introduce in the Brit
ish parliment within few days j:
denounced by the Irish National
League Of Americans as a mass ol
legal verbiage, which if passed would
in no sense better the condition of the
Irish people. The concessions claime.
to be made are so microscopic they
arc hard to find
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

The official financial statement Of
the Canadian government for 1885,
shows an excess Of expenditures over
receipts of $5,450,477. The peol k
are at the same time burdeptd with
enormous taxes. That Canada wishes
a change in governmental conditions
is not strange under these
circumstances.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at st. Cloud, Mimi
January 3rd, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Isaac L.
Staples, clerk OF court at Little Falls, Minn.. on
February 18th, 1898, viz
Robert Kaestner, H. E. No. 14l0S, for the Sc "a,
sec %, twp l3O. range 80.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of.
SAID land. viz:
Jacob Hine. James Wood. OF Randall. NJ linn. );
John Wood OF Little Falls; Ephriam Bates. OF
Green Prairie.
1876 A. BARTO, Register.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
FIGS AND THlsTLEs.
Where hope dies hell begins.

Where hope dies hell begins. 8
A truth can never be put in the grave and
kk kspp there: be-
it will run. - Z = : '..s'i'' ,' 1.t.:l
Self eonceit always puffs US up 50 tha,
our eyes go shut.
The devil is afraid Of the man who al.
ways has sunshine in his heart.
Nothing pays a poorer interest on the In.
5vestment than wearing long face.
The most improbable thing we can un.
deFtake to do is to ayenge ourselves.
s's One OF two things is true We eithe,
give accor'dirg to- our means or according
to our meanness. Rams Horn. 's...' 4,
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

The North Dakota legislature has
been in session thirty-two days and
but one bill has become law. When
the question of electing senators by
popular vote comes before the people
Of that state lhere'll not be much op-
position.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

Liverpool has borrowed the American
idea of an elevated railroad and now has
her first iron tracks upon stilts, passing
along the whole line Of her docks and ship
ping. The interesting point about Liv-
erpool's elevated road is that the motive
power is electricity taken from steel
conductor along the rails
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

Representative Hall is working to
harmonic all factions i'll the Demo.
cratic party in Minnesota. The hustle
for Offices has already begun and Hall
himself is said to lie candidate fer
the Swedish Nilsson.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

The country press is very liberal in
many things. Last week we saw a
reading notice of twenty lines in one
of our exchanges about a small!
ordinary calendar. The puff was an
advertisement and was worth dollar,
So long as local papers give so much
space to such things they should not
talk about charging home patrons fol
political and kindred announcements
If this free advertising were shut of
the firms who have been reapine
rewards from them would be compelled
to hire newspaper space. So long az
they. can get dollars worth of local:
in the shape of a puff for a two-cen
calendar they will not be in a hurry t,
pay a dollar for the space.-Todd Co
Argus.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

Senator Casey has withdrawn from
the senatorial race in North Dakota.
1t is the general feeling now that the
Republicans can unite on candidate
and thus assure the selection of a
member of that party.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

Canada will make no chang, in her
tariff laws until the Cleveland admin
istration has shown its intentions con-
cerning a revision Of the American
tariff.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

At the request of the ladies
auxiliary of the worlds far COM
mission the state senate adopted a
resolution making the wild lady
slipper, or mocisin flower the state
flower. 1t is the desire Of the ladies
to have a state flower to use for
decorative purposes.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

The appointment Of Judge
jackson, of Tennessee, to succeed
Justice Lamar on the Supreme bench
is pronounced by men of both parties
as an excellent move.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

The grain investigating committee
has begun its search for missing grain.
The testimony of several witnesses
has shown that thefts are very COM
mon. Negligence on the part of the
railroad companies and the municipal
authorities was shown in leaving cars
open and the grain exposed If the
committee succeeds in finding the
cause ofthe discrepancy in weighing
reports it will be a good thing.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

The population of Hawaii includes
10000 Chinese, most Of which are
coolies of the lowest type brought
from China under contract to Work on
the plantations.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

With two women and an active
volcano in the case, the St. Paul
Dispatch thinks Uncle Sam will do
we'll to go slow in the Hawaiian af-
fair. .~-. -..--
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

During the year just closed the
earnings of the state prison amounted
to $4,321.05 divided as follows;
Convict labor, s2,2O4.67; heat and
power, s625; rent of shops and
machinery, 5000; punishment fcrfeits
S23; library receipts and visitor:
fees, s49.5O; tubs and pals, $818.88
The current expenses have beer
So, 3,502. 2.17.-Minneapolis Journal.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
Wanted to Reciprocafe.

A few days ago negro's wagon broke
down near Carrollton, A white man pass
Ing offered assistance, which was gladly ac-
cepted, and when the wagon was again on
IT'S wheels the negro expressed his gratitude
thus, Boss, hope your wagon viii break
down some day and lean return your kind
ness. - atlanta COpst tuition.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

The Pioneer Press Washington cor
respondent says Kelly and Doran will
control Minnesota patronage under
Cleveland as during his former
administration.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

Representative B!eecker has intro
duced bill in the house to prohibit
the sale of hoopskirts. Senator Nc
Hale will probably look after its in
terests in the senate. -
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

The Brainerd journal last week
says: 1t should he remembered that
the establish pent of mammoth
saw mill at, Little Falls made it much
easier for Brainerd to secure one
equally as good later: Every ippOr-
tant Improvement at either Little
Falls or Brainerd serves to bring tie
attention of capitalists tn the ODDor-
tunities for profitable Investment IN
both towns, and is a material help
in getting men OF means interested
in both. If Little Falls were wiped
out III existence, Rrainerd would
suffer severely as an unavoidable re
suit -..
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

AS is stated in the report Of the
Commissioner Of immigration, the
character of the Europeans coming to
this country for homes during the
past year shows a decided improve
ment over previous years. There are
difference oaraging signs worthy of note.
The general belief that the immigrants
are not immediate contributors to the
wealth Of the country, but bring with
them only the rags upon their backs,
is erroneous. AS an example: For
the last half Of the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1892, the 152, $3.50 immigrants
over twenty years of age who arrived
at the port of New York brought with
them s3,060,90S.O5, or $1,000 each.
The adult French Immigrants brought
an average Of $55.67; the
Swiss are next highest in the list,the
Welsh third, and the Germans fourth
Hungary, Italy ,and Poland are lowest,
showing an average Of S11.75 each
adult. Strange as it may seem, when
we remember the miserable appear
ance Of the Russian immigrants, the
figures show that they brought $22. 10
per adult capita. But the strong,
honest healthy immigrant brings more
than the paltry dollars in his packet.
He brings value difficult to estimate
In book published in 1870 by Fred
erick Knapp, then Commissioner of
Immigration OF the State Of New
York, the average economic value OF
each immigrant is given at $l.125.
! Norwegians who come here Lave very
little money, but they are the least IL
literate ofany of our immigrants, and
experience shows that for industry
and fruga|ity they are unexce1led.-
IFrom"Why Immigrants Should Not
Be Suspended" by Senator Hans
bourg, in North American Review for
February
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

A bill has been introduced in the
North Dakota senate providing for
the building of a state elevator at
Duluth or West Superior. =.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

The Loyal Legion will appro.
pr'ately observe IIincoln's ami.
versary at the Ryan Hotel, St. Paul
on the 18th inst.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

The Popu]ists will hold an
important meeting in Washington
Feb. ~, to plan the future work and
policy of the party.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
goFIcE FgH FuBL1RATIoN.

Laapd Office ct St. Cloud. Nina.
named settler has aled Hotice 9i his inteptioh f6
make final proof in s.ippart Of bis calm apd
that said proof will be made before |. B. stapies
Clerk OF Court at Little Falls. Mimi. on MRreh
II, 1898 viz Frank johnson E No. 1:577 for
the s1s sea and sA sWM sec 10, twp 131 range 80.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
laid .and. yig:
Winfield bsHarmon, Joseph Quick, Henry E..
Collins, WIS! Mnshatt. pi Fort Ripley sirfn.
21.0E - = e.: a. BARTO, Register. :
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
Potter Palmer declines to become .
candidate for mayor Of Chicago.

How can you expect a fellow to
write editorials an the burning ques-
tions Of the day, when the thermometer
registers 68 degrees below.zero. s
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

During 1892 this country gained more
than $11 ,000.d00 over 1891 III the amount
OF its exports to the Spanish American
republics
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
y --s 49, = - - -,
LAND DEPARTMENT
LAND DEPARTMENT
ST, Paul and Northern Pacific
RAILWAY COMPANY,
;fTitS ':''
Room? 43 Gi1lfijllan Block,

| st. PAUL, MIMI
The lands or this company now
offered for sale In Morrison and
Grow Wing counties, suitable for
egricNltural purposes, are listed
1T + rom 50 to $k per acre, accord
ing to location and quality; none
of them are more tlian ten miles
from the railroad; all are within
easy reacl, Of good markets, and
they are sold for cash, and under
the five and seven years credit
plan. Special terms " i'll be made
for grazing lands.
No section of Minnesota can
give greater advantages to those
who are seeking new homes. u.s.
The company, has no land
agents except the Land Commits
sinner. and no person except the
undersigned is authorized to re.
ceive or receipt for any moneys
on behalf Of the Land Depart
ment of the Company, or to bind
the Company by any agreements
or acts whatsoever in relation to.
the Commands lanals.
For maps. blank applications
and further information, ad-
dress,
4. G. POSTLETHWAlTE.
Land Commissioners.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
Why Suffer Z
When you can be Cured

Thousands are suffering witt,
Torpid Liver-the symptoms are
Depression Of Spirits, Indiges-
ton, Eohstipation, Headache. s
Dr.. Sanford's Liver 1nvigorator
is q Teliable remedy for Liver
Disorders. 1t cures thousands
every year 80 why not try
Dr.. Sanford S Liver Invig oratorl
Your Druggist will supply you.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

Hon. F. B. Bryan, vice president
Of the worlds fair commission, in ali
address delivered at Minneapolis on
Friday evening spoke of the mag
ni6cent railway appointments in the
West which makes travelling a luxury
while the accommodations in the
East are extremely ordinary. No
such railroad magnifcence was to be-
seen in the United States, he said, as
he found between Chicago and Mime
apolis.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10
NOTICE FOR RJBLN'ATI0I;

Land Office at St. Clond MINI
January II, 1899 {
Notice is hereby given that the following
named set tier has heli notice Of his intention 10
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before l. E. Staples
Clerk of Court at Little Falls. MINI, on March
lsS5S for the nwL sec TO- twp 1sl. range 30.
He names the h,loujng witnesses to prove his
coattnuous residence upon aha cultivation OF;
said land, viz: =, -. -. y
Collins W.'Nushatt .H'' I: .
PIG A. BARTO. Register.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

The life Of Mr.. Blaine will he witt
len BY Mrs Blaine and her sister,
AbigaiI Dodge
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

A.ssIMer BE Without Bread. 4
R1snoP's RESIDENCE, Marquette, Mich,
Nov. 2. 1889.
The Rev. ]. Kossbiel, OF above place, writes
| nave suffered great deal and whenever ]
now feel nervous attack comang take dose
OF Pastor Koenig's Nerve Tonic and feel re-
deved. I think great deal Of it, and would
rather be without bread than without the Tonic.
Tired of Living.
POUND, Wis.,, 1e9).
Two years ago last February commenced
navfng epilepttc attacks, and could not rest 0
minute without having my limbs jerk. was
almost tired OF living, when heard OF Pastor
Koenig's Nerve Tonic and thank the Lord cot
ven after using only one bottle; :; aud will never
0Fget In my prayers what this medicine did for
IA. MISS MAY WETICK.
FnrF-A. Valuable BOOK oa Nervous
=" Diseases sent free to a1g aAasess,
hAA Hhas medicine free Of charge.
This remedy has been prepared by the Reverend
Pastor Koenig. Of Fort NSyne, Ind. since 1876. and
isnow prepared nnderhis darsetion by the
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

Attorney General Childs, i'll reply
TO a resolution ofthe house Of Repre-
sentatives asking whether the legis'a'
ture has the power to aqtfr4Ege f9'
classification ofcities, states that it i:
bis opinion that the legislature has
the authority to classify cities into
such groups as will subserye their
best interests. He said the weight
Of authority supports classidcations.to
a limited extent, based upon popuia-
tion alone. It is conceded that large
cities require legislation that is not
necessary for those Of smaller size and
which would be detrimental to them
and any classification resting upon
this necessity T you'd be appropriate
and not an arbitrary exercise of legis-
lative power.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

State Treasurer Bobleter's report
for January shows balance of ST.
5O0,O37 in the treasury.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

An important bill introduced in the
senate by Senator Mcmillan proposes
to amend the constitution so that, com
'nencing FIVE years after the adoption
Of the amendment, il the people de-
eide to adopt it, no one shall exercise
the right of suffrage who is not a
citizen Of the United States In other
words, after 1900. immigrants shall!
not acquire the rights of citizenship
until they have taken out their Sec
ond papers. The bill also substitutes
'six" for "four' months in the pro.
vision relating to residence in the
state, Senator Mcmillan says that a
large number of foreign bcfn citizens,
to whom he has submitted his idea,
have expressed themselves in favor of
the change.
Secretary II. II. Hart has complet-
ed statistics on the prison population
of the state, and finds that it aggre-
gates 795 to the million: Outside of
Ramsey apd Hepnepin counties the
percentage is 484 to the million:
For Ramsey county it is 2,067; for
Hennepin 1896. The largest per-
centage in the counties comes from
Itasca county, which gives 6,729 to
the million. The next largest on the
list is Clay county, with 3,439.
Carleton has 1856 and 1860 Tn
Ramsey and Henne pin counties the
largest proportio" ofprison population n?EP \
is IN the workhouses. These two
counties furnish over half Of the "iail:
birds of the state, Ramsey eouuty
on Dec. 81, 1892 bad 2S5 residents
in prison or workhnuse; Hennepin
county 277, and St. Louis county 20.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

Capt. Taylor Of file United States
army is SON t, be tried at Fort
Wayne, for conduct unbecoming an
officer and . gentleman" The officer
a married big r h!9]Ysekeeper, and the fuss
was kicked y up by the Wiyes # 4 RRtheelr 81
officers who thought she was not fit to
associate with theD., Probably if
Taylor gets divorce If viii be
considered conduct becoming an
officer and. ! gentleman. =
Little Falls transcript., 1893-02-10

Assignees OF Mortgage.
WILLIAM J. HAEN and JANE, NJ MARTIN.
Attorneys 70" Assienees,
Mil n .apolis MINI.
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Excursions to this Popular Resort viii DO Reaumcd
Next Season

Z 4a Il
Excursions to this Popular Resort win DO Resumcd
Next Season
~ Baltimore. paper says Of the
intention of the b &l0. officials
to abandon running excursions to Is
land Park this summer, as reported
several days ago in The WoRI.D
Owing to the demand for cars for
the Worlds Fair traffic, tho Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company has de-
cided to abandon the use Of Island
Park, at Harper's Ferry, this season.
The island has been used for many
years for picnic parties and special ok
cursions from Baltimore, Washington
and West Virginia and Western Mary
land towns. 1t is situated about q
mile above the Harper's Ferry bridge,
and is covered with groves oftrees. The
island has also been improved by All
necessary buildings and pavilions for
excursion parties. The only thing
lacking was depot Accommodations,
which was source Of considerable an.
noyance To the officers Of the road who
were in charge Of special trains and
excursion parties. It is the intention
81 the passenger department to resume
running excursions to the island again
next season if proper depot facilities
are provided.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

The Coming and Going Of Friends, Acquaintance,
and Strangers.
Mr.. Claude Santman is quite i'll
DR.. 7. J Bland is able to be about
with the aid Of his crutches.
Mrs. Edward Magalis is critically i'll,
Mr., Claude Wolfe leaves to-day for
Ohio, where he has accepted position.
Mr.. Z. "A. Carter, Of Baltimore, was
in town yesterday, in the interest Of q
well known shoe house.
Mr.. Frank Hess, Of THE WoRLp
force, is spending the day in Winehes,
ter.
MI. and Mrs. r. G. Hunter are Wis
ting relatives near Baltimore.
Misses BERTHE Caskey and Cora Aul-
abaugh, are spending day or two in
Winchester.
Messrs. Frank Thompson and
Walter Aler went to Winchester this
morning
Mr.. John F. Staub, the veteran shoe
drummer, is in town.
Mr.. Frank Smurr left this morning
BY wheel, for Frederick.
Dir. and Mrs. G. +. Day are expect
home from their bridal tonr this even
ing
Mr.. Michael Smeltzer and Miss Mag
gle Smith spent yesterday in Hagers-
town
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Shull, who have
been. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jas. T.
Thompson, have returned to their
home IN Shenandoah. Va.
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Tomorrow win BE- big day at
Frederick. NJ.
Mr.. chas. H. Shafer, while riding =
bicycle on Saturday evening met with
= painful accident. The tire came on
the front wheel, and Charlie was
thrown several feet ahead, receiving
severe cuts and bruises
Home grown Strawberries are now on
the market,
Summer IS coming in earnest, and
straw hats and ganzy apparel are hailed
with delight
Mrs. Eliza D, Jones Is breaking
ground for new house on Winchester
avenue.
Ed. NJ. Larkins has on exhibition in
his window six little alligators, which
he received Saturday from Jackson
vile, Fla The largest measures q
inches in length, while the others aver
age about Q inches.
The Baptist Sunday school win pic
mic at Inwood Park Thursday, June
90 An invitation has been extended
to the Hagerstown and Winchester
schools TO be present.
II is said there are several cases Of
scarlet fever in town.
Saturday was very busy day with
our merchants.
Uncle Sans pensioners are making
out their papers for their quarterly 10
miltance from the government.
The bicycle boys make good use d
their leisure time these warm evenings
Whoop 'cr up and see if We can
have big Fourth.
Mr.. A. f. Keubler has returned from
a fishing trip. Look out for big fisl
stories.
Mr.. J. B. Black and family have re
moved from Shenandoah, Va, to thi
city, and will occupy the property Q
Mrs. G. r. 0'Neil on John street.
/ Bud McAbec, the young negro VIII,
shot Samuel Neville en- Saturda.
night, was given a hearing yesterda.
before Squire Harrison, who COMMITTEES
him for court.
To-day is being observed as Mem
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THE TINE TO DIsIEFEcr SEWERS.
H., p,aaa d Disiafsctants Used win Be Worth
Millions.

p.,y poaad ii Disiafeotants Used viii be Worth
Millions.
MN 4 the time to disinfect sewers,
4 lax after slop barrels and watch
III condition Of water closets, as from
oeF on through the summer filth ac-
eamalatlons viii continue TO be full Of
,Fsease breeding elements Every
boasqkeeper must be his or her own
sanitary conditions Of their own prem
isas Ii is not contemplated BY the
sanitary officer and look after the
sanitary officials to make-H house to
house inspection Of the city every
veek Such work can be done every
All ii housekeepers for their own
protection and every pound Of disin-
feetauts used by them will in the ian,
g1r,re Of Mullhorry Sellers, be worth
millions.