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LAovu Mssehass oock $50 . n AssloyA w.
netAnys and rtdays ss Wees nsAR. o7atln aaa -
laadspss: Tuesdays Thursdays 80 Saturdays -
Rest side yashea. cAastaaaua. DeoMsanas. noonUno
LAsdtng and Bssnas Lsavoo Tooamo ovolY
0ssstsg sxeeps oasAsg - e.0ol
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&IhA aRssahie asA efDcasloas Tooah Powder. -
tGo1lu66 ~ moro than swsnty yea-s' sxpesisacs.
DnqSoootved The sAnction e the members ~ the
$500 anA Medical psofessions ~ this city gener.
o11y. and ~ them e h daily recomnsnded ard
pnoElhe1. II Is = pssasaas Ia the application -
= eeesIssnt in NJ esct u spssdiiy rsadess the
1oeon U9oee ord smooeh. the gums healshsai, rcd
81 nm. end BY frequent ~ VIII preserve them
- ~ des'rabas caadasten- Is gradually ooe 81
oeoDa11y eemevss tartar. and dsseRcyes the para
dn1ona animalculo which neglect may have pr
n1os6o - col1ec& and prevents their 0ufshes accu
mG1ne11A thn serving - . complete oeanst0es
90 pQpgvse OF the teeth. A,cfsscoptc sxamina
Soout nnvo been nade Of The matter dsposttsd on
- eo6sA end gums u inaividnnis seiscted fro0
q Goneo 81 soctsey end q every varsity a bodily
cno6gltea, anl u neaFiy eveSy caee animal I'D
vugotIAto pasasites we're found 70 exist In gssas
nun6oA Expseimsass we're made 1br their ~
nevN - the ingredients used Ia Lubin's TooaA
Fow1ss Wsse sossd 70 - most e6scsuai Aesssey-
~ tAom tnseonsly.
5nFpagA ths kiaAns~ q fsssads - ere pr
mites - publish The following
rEsrIMONIALss
PosrlANn Or, March Z. loo2
Do9 o1a-Dsang aAsbasd with yoas nannee a
psoQog1ng he DsntsfstCe ard knowing u % b pss
lsGGle hasmlss In IL sGecsa J have aimee yea
eo00enced ~ prepafaetos. ussd h II my family
60 psoocs5bed Is 70 ny patients win unisnsm
aaaielnc1tUn, cd nov cordially recommend Is 70
u Duo1lc - being valuable. safs an0 otdcacous
o00k40O
ga1ns IN essaa. healthy coalition Houss tray
". c. BROWN. D. D. h
~ ssssswias 'ssson sas os ~ nsss snissss
aushosisiss In the West:
San FaAxcssco. July -. lesa
Latin CAemiaai Co:
Dear Alrs--If commenAAsovy word mon me 10
favor q your excellent tooth powder. kaown -
Luhin's 1sosA Powder. can odd = ~ deserved
popuiaRiAy aad extsnded 80. can cheer
faily aad srushfaliy nv to those who srs II want
of pleasant, harmless and thoroughly e6lc1etous
dentifftcs that they will 9nd thess qualities I'll
combined IN your admirable preparation: and
asses bong aeanaiss.scs Aaa e.s:,u' sss.svs:iea
maAs daily ~ Of u and personal experiences Of
~ mssits fbs nearly twenty ysars. know a moth
me superior Sps shs purpose u cleaning psesssv.
MARX HIGHLAND.
Aeea whse eAsmis. sayss
ssAsFra, Auguss I. lsso.
Ooot1emen-I have maAe chemical esaminap
Sisa sf Luhta's TsssA Powder snA and tAaa ~
csusassusass - s1DA can neither chs0tcaily %
u,ecAanseaaIy lajasp ths sseeh. he jullctoas -
Deesseo - shs ingrs1ssssA and ~ svsdene 80 En-
hfhateh In ies peoeAsastoa co0aoo0 % - . harm
- e vsa - n sincacicus dsnefStce-
q =. aMrra. Chemist
spesA ns. ysasasy n. lse1
0easSsmsa II take gseee pleasure v eeetsg ny
sestiusoaiaa % the sxetllene qualities - Lnttns
Tooah Powder and amer many ysass pessonAi ex-
pss1eocs In ~ aud ~ attsativo cosesvseoa a
iss anese1scs1sy e0bcss upon ~ ssseA - ny
,,essents I recommend 70 70 oil - aa1b. paooaAnt
- s1aoacious dsassfsaes, conssasns al the
regulates ~ presssvtng the teeth end gums IN
o. K. LAwRxxcE. n p
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sf8AuRRs.
pAcIFIc xAvioArlox co..
sTA2 NORTH PACIFIC AND SIIoNR
Aitsrn ATE - roiiswaas scAsas,A
se.s a. fsess s .A. ~ IS 500. !.
ILss.s - pa .ssassse .Isavs 80 an
Iesvs 80 "a -Aasesstes.. I~avs 6:le -
xs ANN ~: q =. sss w ,Lss.s 49, ..
coanscss q Rsn TuvnssaI spe Anes,sa We
sesss end NesA nay rosaes = Tseoaa VIA
G1s:s K 49,, 49, :sssa 60 ssss: :. whssso. VIA
aAa Jeaa iaaaadA
+ a CoSNxH-wHIDsY BLAND noUrE-
~ sTRAMGn TAIRHAvEN
sssy.s ceaaais 1aliy sscses ssaasy. 500 : NJ
ss.,ves q cse.sr s:so > 4: issvss L cssnes
~ - calasng - sans peaness I'D arrives
IA s4Aqa s. wasE1sd acgrs
paaly sxcsps Sunday.
A. sscssss. .ls:is a. 4 sssss's.... - :.
=. 4s::sss q =. Z. s:ss..s Sc On
= :ssS 3D.. 8 ssss:.s xs::. Dsa
mask 1zfnssoSs ss al E a 4::s.>
pAcry1o COAST srsAMszlP conpAsr-
DAVsssA sssAasn asn ssassis = sss,ess,
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, -, Asgus I. Z II. IL II. - u.
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1ssu - Hrn.easoA q v,sasrsa a. Pssse
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Al soa1s - = C1aeaeA ~ CAseasA I'm.
Waaheo = g Rnnl S11lwae loa1s - vsA N.
euston sueos = ~ wesj1'o lots
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LanV0 ~ - WasAiasesa sesso lnny eooope
soslay. - e:iS . - 81 1s1o = - ~ Os1o
q q. usp tsesn1ss 49, - Pen 0seAaa1 Eseup
- puesso eaa - aeeeo0oaoss1 - ouslavA
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bsFxAnp. Aae. li.r-tSpceisi. l--Wheat---
.sesl: Valley. siefi.02h; Walia
8D69si4c per GENITAL. Receipts.
- eentais
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LYDIA fMUNPoOH.
Lsoveo Celaan dock MoaAeys We1oeo6ays -
f.iaays q . ~ for ktagstoa. psss slomAsA
9angos, 1esbsck. tsrtna %. bswasse. Itltlwoae
eosusa arriving - tales Ctsy . p =. Leaves
caIon City ~ 30 . n. Tuea1Ayo GAunDdaye
THoNPouS DROA.
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LUBIN' 5
TOOTH
POWDER
Laugh and the World Laughs
With You.
0uT the LAUGH @
NOT BECOMING
UNLESS you HAVE
GOOD TEETH.

LUBrTS TOOTH POWDER viii
giys yoa PEARLY TEETH.
IL will give you BREATH SWEET
As i BAbY'S.
Il viii HARDRN THE Guns
Il will PREVENT DECAY. ).
EURIN'S TOOTH POWDER y free
iron grittiness.
LUBIHU TOOTH POWDER he's .
1o1ieate end refresAing favor.
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- popost that their trade = keep
-, nsgs thar the sxpeeted evse.
n61ntained. Tho fruit md voRo-
~ a West street had . rushing
eos1ssday, and Ill were IA GOD
- ~ hard work q incrsased
oondenment Of Yakt0e esooa
y y early in the day, and soid
esnas pr dossa.
n6lay u peach piums from The
~ Vancouver, WASH, sold q u
6 tematoss are now coming -
~ ell Tor 90 cents per boz. Ne
nmbssa 90 q 20 cents.
y eontinus In good dsmsa0. with
- Ia prices.
potatoes are Weakening. and
l1ss cold ~ low - az eeuts pr
- quite plenty q et.2S pr boz.
~ 81. Is 70 $50 Per box 81 four
md pineapp!es are quoted at u Is
TT dozen.
A nsats are lower. bsef being quoted
cents. mutton q cents. bus pork
y cents. IN advance Of cent.
%ood fesd II inclined to b weaker
1noted, Wholesale ~ 430@2l per ton,
llef iigurs bsine given Tor hss o.
Dtots.
~ barley are now being made from
Washington. which V likely TO
nlss here and interfere somewhat
= present flow from California
market ON hog product. hams,
aides and lard, 10 still nuctuating
Exported hall cent higher than last
) hay 10 coming from the Yakima
"a h considerable quantities.
nRcEfrrs.
f1t,ah ship Albusra. from Antwerp:
ID1Uo window glass. Is 60 ribbed glass,
- GOOD tar. 70 esks chicory. 80 ha&s
- se,se. ISL bales empty botttes, S.ol0
- A6n.SS.f.os kn0 khta r~vnAnt
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PosflAxp. Or. March Z. 1oo2
0ow 0sa-De1ng aasDGsd wish yOus manner ~
psoone1nS ths Dsnssfstca and knowing u % b pss-
A9ao ha4mlese IN 10 s0ecea J have. since yea
esn0eocsd ~ pseparatios. ussd II n my family
go pseocssbed Is TO ny patients vita uniform
aa1islncstUu cd DOW cordially recommend Is -
~ Dua1lc - being valuable safs end sfacacious
d1oe1sioe. veil sdapfsd 70 kssptns The teeth and
gafno b casaa healthy condition fouss tray,
W. c. BROWN. D. D. h
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SPOKANE. yenoasy ~. l0o1
0enslsmsn II take gssee pisssure - a1a1ias my
sesttmoaiaa % the sxetllene qualities ~ LDttno
Tech Powder. and AMER many ysen' pessoaAi ex.
pGrSencs IN IL ne aud ~ asssstivo oesssvs1tea al
iss anessGscs1y e6ecss upon ~ ssseA - ny
passsata sscon0end u 20 Ill - . So. DaeaaAat
"a s6aoaesous dsntifries, coRbiainS eli the
requisites ~ pre~ssvtng the tsssh end gums In .
o. K LAwRExcE. n p q
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itieh ship Aibuera. from Antwerp:
3D&pwindow glass. - g ribbed glass,
- GOOD tar. 70 esks chicosy. go baRs
~ sesse. 3s7 bales empty bottiss, a.sl0
~ demijohns, 500 bbis cement
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-20
NOTICE. OF I0RTG

" hereaS. default hes been natie III the cGEd-
lions OF cart;lln mOfts:agS lnhI!e anu cXecnte
by Erlck 4. Travuas and Ellen T'ruvuts. his wife
Ii hortgagorS to Minnesota Saving + uhh d laY,sl-
Mtit cDMpnny, inuI1gagec. dated SeptenIei
+ rst. 1882 and recorded in lie office the leg
lister ol Deeds of he County OF Morrison, in .;le
state of Minnesota on he 24tu day OF Sept I'M
her. 49, at II O'Clock n. lii in Book OF mort ga
EeS Oh page 3ae. con Veyin- and IHortgaEinl t:..
following described land and prem Uses, situate ill.,
Thet outS of Nnrrison uEG STATE Ui Minnesota. to-
wit: All o. block 1hiGty tight taS subdivision OF
Searle's addition to Little Falls. Minnesota. ac-
cor'l1ng to the plat oI said addition on fill.
or nf record III the office u he itesSter OF necs!s
in ana for said Murrison Cnu.t..
And whereas. by reason OF si2 default the
power iii said murta gage has become operative
3nd there is now ella niesi tn a ,i,.e and is due Il,
the date hereof. 0!i said a.yc and the debt
secured Thereby. the SUN OF six bln1reG fu:t--
eight and SG-1i0 dollars $GiS SG] anu no action Or
proceedings at law lies i,aen instituted TO recu yer
said niGrfear ii:Get teunnsS any Fart thereof
IS Now therefore. notice is hereby Eive; that hy
virtue otta power ti sale theIei.i contained, and
Pursuant to I te ifintC, in such case made and
provided, 1hes aid MOT gage viii he fDrecloset
by sale o! sAli above described Premises! by the
sheriff Of Sni,: Morrison touity& uiitiic auction
at the front doar OF ,i,s Court Honse. ir!ic city OF
Little fa:!s. County OF Morrison and state Of
Minnesota IN saturday tt. Isl h day OF Noyenl-
ber 4. ~. 1893. at 10 o'clock i'll the iolebuuE to
satisfy the amount which will then be due on
said mortEflga ard the. debt secnred thereby and
dollars 00i att sorney' Is fees as s;pu atsd liz
said morti.fl;ss. T.. 49,.
Dnttd at Minneapolis MINI. Oct. srd, A. .
1893. - 4
MINNESOTA SAVING FUND & &!SvEsrN!.xrl'a .
.-...~"z-- MUrt.sa gee.
FRED d. SNYDER, ..., -
= Atty. for Mortgasee. EE
MinneS polls Minn.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-20
FRONT ELEVATION.

to build d really good house, and Ill IS ii
waste Of money to invest itin 4 chea d, mi
ssy affair. But there is a happy nletI;;ss,ai
between the two extremes which is quite.
safe to choose othing is easier than To
make expensive mistakes ii brilfiiig d
house. common error among people Of
moderate os. limited means Is in building,
too large, when a small |, cozy house would
be more comfortable and suitable in every
way.
IS It is not the cost OF the building alone
which must be considered, bat. the dscorat-
ing and furnishing, heating, ,,hting AID
general expenses of keeping the hoase ii
proper condition in total These are; posi-
tive facts which assert themselves. Many
Instances could be mentioned, where people
in their am bition to5o,vn 4 large house, so
that they could e:itersai n md make q great
display, have found themselves strpgagii ing
for years, carrying a heavy mortgage, :a:d
3at last through sickness or misfortune haze
failed to meet the payments and lost every.
thing, while the money whica has been ex-
pended in interest and foolish expenses
would easily have paid for u small house.
ss Here is q SUI uggestior for a cozy cen fort
able dwelling .;uitable for the country or
ssn bltfhs Of q CITY. Ii is snlg g aud lo.Y enough
fa.tss p ssiTie country and has quite enough
veransla space for southern home and
would not Ls out Of place il the northern
states. It Ia a pleasing arrfsn cement OF
rooms end has the accommodation Of q
more pretentious house. 3 has many goad
features. A handsome porch protects the
main entrance and makes {. vcstiEgle un-
necessary. The staircase hall is quite large
enough FOR q sitting room, 1g s.s
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-20

The principal feature Of this room is the
handsome staircase, which is broken by
broad landings placed 50 rs to give the best
effect. From the hall you may enter the
sparlor through q sliding door, or the dining
room through an ordinary swing door. The
dining room and parlor are separated by
sliding doors in the usual way. There is @
neat corner fireplace in both dining room
and parios and one chimney serves for
these reeaas and the kitchen. The dining
room communicates with the kitchen
through the pantry. A broad vcranda ex-
tends around three sides of the parlor wing.
and in addition to the protection. it affords
serves as a most delightful place to sit in
summer evenings :. -. II =
In the second story. in addition to the
hall, there are three large chambers with
closets in each The chamber above the
kitchen wing is quite large enough to take
off space for bathroom if desired. The
building is sheathed and papered in the
usual way and shingled on the sides and
roofs Shingles cost more than clapboards,
but are more durable and make Ii house
much warmer. All the exterior finish is of
white pine.
The Roof is painted slate color and the
body Of the building a light brown, with
trimmings several shades darker. The
walls and ceilings inside are piastered in
the.,,sual yv;,y. The floors throughout are
of yellcwpine. All woodwork in the first
story except the pantry and closet shelves
is Of kiln dried cak filled with a coat OF
wood filler and finished with two coats OF
varnish rubbed smooth. r.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-20

IN THE JANSsOF DEATll.
. long distance frcm the ship, with q brave
crew, who had sighted n whale ard made
for the inonster with I'll possible Dispatch.
When within ,sropar distance. Leonard
threw his larreon, striking the fish hard
and deep In some manner the line as it
was running ont caught the body of one of
the men in such I. way as to throw him
overheard The man sank, whereapcn
Leonard transferred his line to II boatInatc
and sprang into the ocean in cid of the
drowning sailor.
The whale. now maddened by his fast
lowing blood, made rush for the boat.
Remarkable and horrible to relate. Leon
ards friend had managed TO regain the
boat, Hhiie lie himself was caught by the
whale between his jaws. his position being
inside tho monsters mouth, with nothing
protruding but enc cf his arms. In this
manner the man was in reality within the
jaws of death. The whaieinstantly plunged
down into the deep, and, in the words oi
Leonard, Tie fish seemed to be going
down, down into eternity itself. !"
The imprisoned mal., after all this, had
not lost his presence ct mind. Iemustered
his entire bodily strength-and he was a
powerful man actually bracing himself III
such a position Us to compel the fish t
spread his jaws. At the same time. with
his free air.i, he grabbed the sheathknife
out OF its socket, cutting right and left
No sooner Was there q sufficient opening
made than Leonard forced his body outside
Up to the surface be SWAN, when, strange
to say, Lc found himself wit..i, ;.n arm:
length CT his boat. He was saved. The
nasss--s Of the whales violence and the
dents Of itstecth We're very plainly visible
on Leonarl's arms, and he was alway;
pointed cut by his brother naval officers; 4!
'.the second Jonah. - ~
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-20
lowed by a Tarpon.

- ~. 10.
The following incident OF tarpon fishing
in Florida waters is related by Robert
Grant in Scribner's,: ..
I was reeling il my line after u short.
aborsiye cast when suddenly Pierce made
an exclamation, and turned to see his line
running out rapidly so rapidly in fact that
the handle Of tho reel knocked a Piece out
of his forefinger. He reached ne the rcd,
and just after had seized it, taking care
20 exert 10 PRESSURE, q large silve:'y mass
5leaped out Of water straight into the air
and fell back again.
e "A tarpcn, and a big fc'lowp' cried
Pierce.
The fish jumped two fees ous of, the wa
ter. and the leap terminated his first r,:si.
He had taken out about 50 yards of the line,
and had all opportunity to reel ii about q
fourth Ct the amount before he started off
again. Meantime my man had hauled up
the anchor, and we were in process Of being
towed by the big fish, whose frantic efforts
to escape were making the reel revolyo at {.
lannon's rate. From long experience with
salmon / knew enough to keep the poin. Of
my rod as high as possible consistent with
the heavy strain, md the moment the rush
diminished in intensity clapDed my finger
on to the leather drag md resisted stoutly,
reeling in every inch Of line that could re-
cover. But before long he was of once
mere in mad career and out ct water, Vi
eiously shaking his head in determined eff
lorts to spit out the hook. His failure to do
Uhi, after a series Of endeayors showed that
ae Lad swallowed the hait, and that my
chief concern Eow shcEld lie rs to the
strength OF my tackle.
AS he lsy on our way home. sndsthat
evening at tho wharf, with the moonlight
resting upon him, Ee vas by far the most
beautiful specimen of the fish creation ]
have ever seen. Asa ta.pcn lad lot been
anded for II Gays some interest was ocea
stoned at st. James City by his arrival,
and the gentleman who had lshed for
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-20

want cssayed to take it Off the hook, but
the fisherman anticipate him md held it
upin triumph. Dut this operation wet the
dudes cloves, ard he took them of and
threw them away Things were getting
interesting and exciting, and blank the ex-
psnse.
Presently mot her fsll, which, being Sc
cured, the servant dipped up wster from
tho river and Landed the dude the soap
and towel, and lie washss. lis hands. This
was repeated every time lie caught u fish.
AL this time Il gendurlne had been walk
ing up and down. ApHroaching the lucky
I fisherman there followed an animated corr
veraation with much sesticulating, seem
ingly y protest against such indiscpiminate
slaughter. The dude waxed indignant and
quit. The servant lniointed the rod, gath
cred up thestoos, umbrella and fish basket
and placed them III tka cab, which had been
waiting. Thedutse entered and wasdriven
Off with his catch, numbering about six,
the aggregate CT which might have been
two poGnds--an immense success. have
no Doubt this great catch made an item in
next mornings paper, with the usual lie
about the weight OF the string and the Zig
one that was lost.
I had learned how the French Go It.
Evidently a little fishing goes a long way
with a FrencEnlan. No doubt my litsle
man went home, toos Il roseWatef IatA and
lay down to rest after sach u fatiguinis and
exciting episode. Thought to myself how
would like to get chat chap out in the
Rockies ON thorn brush creek on a hot
day and make him wade the strea1n, with
sn occasional stumble over a slippery bowl
der and u souse u,laer. What a power OF
gcod :SW ou!i do hi,ss, and what fun for me!
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-20
Catching a Monster Catfish.

% canoeists he weird lakes of the Ar.
kansas Sunk Lands offer paradise, espe
icially y If lie is lever Of sport with the rod
and gum These snlossy tree grown lakes
TEEN with the best of g,!me fsn and swarm
with wild fowl ct the choicest species. III
the gum and sycamore sWamps the beaver,
otter, mink, racccon and possnnl are as
abundant today rs they ever We're any
where. Black lass, southern bass, a rare
and ganay specklcd trout of uneXce:.cl
tlavcr,- Which gloWs to seven pounds il.
weight; sun perch, gar, tEe most enormous
catfish and fish known down there as the
silver sided perch give the angler who
seeks the Sunk I1.,n,.s lakes such sport as
lie VIII never forget. The silver sided perch
] never saw anywhere else" said resident
of that region to Ed Mott. ut is the hand
somcst fish | ever locked at anu is rs
e,any as Il black lass. II, 1
Tic last time sh;sndled /, canoe on the
water of the Sunk Lands was in October,
1870. had been enjoying great sport with
the bass and trout-Loth take the fly read.
ily in that lnonth-when thedarlsy = who was
handling tile boat for me, old June Green,
a Guinea relic OF very faraway slave days,
snid to me:
.Naa,' Ben, put on hunk O. dat Ieetle
bike baas an try syo' luck fo' .ketfeesh.'
- '.'.Oh.''aI said, June, nobody wants to
spoil a nice black bass by cutting bait out
ef it fora no account catfish.
...IIup yo' doan' call liz yur Son,i Ian
ketieeSh no Count, Mas Benz exclaimed
June, with show Of indignation. 7 weesh
yo' ss..ss geet hol o. ,ne, den, ieck one / geet
laas' rnonf. ui ef yo' doan' teenk yo' nc
count yo'se'f den 81 June hup q possun1
famine comii,.' S. 80 5sss .Sa
II knew that when old June hoped 4
Poss,lnl famine would coincf cat fishing
wasn't worth while he was il dead earnest
for June Was.l possum cpicnre So ] lc!
him rig me mp q, line for catfish, md fron.
the size of the line and hook | thought h
was afraid ! might fasteu to a shark. in
simulated is much 10 June. He gave Iii;
| head a solemn shake and said:
Yo' jees snag oasl t berg Sonk Lar
ketfeesh, I'm n,eb' so woun teens 80
kotch ashark, dat's ALL
June battered the hook withsomethins
ike q pound CT flesh cut from my smal1ss
| bass and threw the bait overheard. j
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-20


B IAss n sis,s 8 fII,A
SO ard d nj 5. sKlpp.
~ N sti.e Sic sS.b day
ST is9s 10 anfores
So piss t,en sf fsrahaHt tsN
tsss Il - II: tssiie,st .i,it:si
tIitsa itd for tn.
Of Moe lssn III The q Ii judicial district
Z. l:s. > y. ~. 4 sfs fst day Of
MSrstsss .sa sibed pieca
i ,ss s; 81 CO III Morrison
sasl as. tsN 1t; North
rliss1i - section
shifty- &slsii "a tor. rabi.es tiiiFia
Two, y as sssitt III 50
altt reni nd costs sum ..s 1os
lars and nf.st y-niaea etitr tifft tie GnHfrt
CURED tp resf elii E;t iiese inG lafrs| Of fins
rom siic sstla. .IeerHsa
nine rents: antl mi crest SID e
rat 81 1.t4is feesi lsfs c5t fsr frs1 sa
osth day III sli9iist, !. . q. Is } tati5 seil "a.
sdsnption ssgml.dc, hd ta,s .ilt time
ft0n 0i such ptcna an parcel ri Iaiti3lrs,t sueft
safe g !. VIII exl sat = 81 vice a
this notice. -
Witness my Land aud official seal III Is 9Th tias
OF ptelnber.. a -: 1883.
FRANK lILESnEsssT.
Court tys Andltorsoi N urrsoa ta. Min,.
STATE OF MlNNEsoTA.l
t CUNT OF ss II aissIs o ss.8ss
IA, Leon Honde. sheriff of ainrrisna count y. dss
hereby certify md return. thatsittet ,ill;sent
seAIGh have been 5tnH,Ts,le 10 ard tEe iiit,
nntfeti, VI. .. Fas lor and Sand @. IS II, within
my comfy; and further certify, that from
aerr nj sear il md inquiry there is no .s,srss Ii
9, aetuni possesssonef the lead aestfii,sd III
said notice,
Dated September ss',. 1898.
Iron HauD.,
55s5 Sheriff OF Morrison County.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-10-20

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