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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-07
/. IMPROVEMENTS.
The Henne pin Paper Company
,E53 Increase Their Ca ~
=: @ pacity. $ - j..

From Saturdays Daily. N .s5%.
:. The Hennepin Paper company
have about finished the. improve
ments on their plant and 1t Will
start up again next Tuesday. Two
new water. wheels have been put in
and also u new pulp grinder, thus
increasing the capacity OF. the pulp
mill about one-fourth. Various
other improvements have been made
in this department. Heretofore the
wood was sawed, barked and split
in the same room with the pulp
grinders but now the machinery has
been removed to a shed recently
built, adjoining the grinding room.
Another improvement nade is the
disposition Of the shavings and saw
dust. Instead of being wheeled to
the boiler room a blower has been
put in which will be saving for the
company. The interior OF the paper
mill has also undergone thorough
overhauling. and when the mill
starts everything will be us good as
new.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-07

I The Interest Deepening Crowds In
;5 Daily Attendance. ..s

" The gospel meetings now IN pro
gress at the court house hall are
still the theme 81 conversation and
draw the multitudes. 1t Is a re-
5mArkaDle work. AIrssrs. Hunt and
Browning are not sensational They
attempt to frighten no one. They
aim by holding up the Christ life In
message and sweet gospel SONG to
persuade men and women to accept
Christ. They "''n not at the emo
tions, but at til" will. Much mas
been heretofore printed about Mr..
Hunts part OF this work. but Mr..
Browning has especially valuable
qualities as ~ gospel singer. He has
a cultivated voice III great pathos
and sweetness. "" expected much
Of him and we. bpen disap-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-07

1000 yds New Season
able Dress goods, sold hin
all over at 20 and 25 uu
cents per yard. 81,
Get them here during I'll
this sale at
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T.. p. IjNOV MAG.

pointed. he does what the best OF
singers do not do-becnuse they
cannOt-ht Sings ns the open
ing piece some sacred music
which not only brings out all the
most excellent qualities OF his voice,
but touches the heart. Sunday
night he sang "What must it be to
be there, to a packed house. The
softest tones fell on tn" last ear In
the house and M the voice OF tue
sweet singer died all was silence. Ii
YOU have not heard him you are
missing something. Monday night
too very large audience he sang
CrOwn-inshiell's "There is a land
mine eye hath Seen.' 1t was de-
light. We print Mr., BrOwning's pho
tograph. He has won distinction as
first tenor OF the wel!-knOwn Mimi
eapolis Masonic Quartet, but he will
win not fame alone but thousands to
the living Christ 10y his gospel singing
The world needs the self sacrifice
which will dedicate such talent to
the cause of the Master aud Of man.
Mr.. Browning will render some
special musical selections each night
during the meetings and no one
should lose the opportunity of hear
ing him.
Mr.. Hunts telling of his own
struggle Monday night was OF the
deepest in terest. Part Ofthe time the
large congregation was in tears and
the next moment in laughter. The hu-
man heart is much the same and God
deals with it much the same. Mr..
Hunt in simple language and con-
versational tone told the six years
struggle against the call to duty.
He had been educated for the law,
practiced eleven years; was pros
porous; had family to support; did
not believe in Il special Gull to Gods
service. But the voice came, "Cry
aloud, spare not, lift up thy voice
like a trumpet and show My people
their SINS, ami he said Lord, l
won't; will die first. / am un.
fitted etc. For SIX years-lOng
years they were-he fought the bat
tie but Gods hand was upon him
and God won-He always does.
The recital took full hour, but no
one stirred to the end. Stranger
than fiction. At the close many came
to Mr.. Hunt and said, "You told my
experience, I've had the same strug-
gle". 1t was only the story of one
soul resisting the invitation "Take
my yoke upon you" and proving in
surrender the gracious assurance
't'My yoke is easy, and My burden
light" but it was told with such un-
assuming frankness and faithfulness
az to detail that none will ever for
xet it. Many said ut was better
than sermun," and it was.
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500 ClOaks and Jackets must
be closed out during the next
two weeks. Prices cOmmen-
cling at $1.OO and upwards.
You can not do your purse
justice unlessyou buy here.
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the history this been held out the buy
dollars Holiday
this
usually
dry
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-07
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To Make Tanks.

Senator Henry Keller stopped In
st Cloud yesterday on his way home
from st. Paul. He says he will at
bnce begin work on a new factory at
Sank Center. The building is to be
l6Ox6O feet and three stories high. 1t
4 will be devoted entirely to the man.
Featuring of the new tanks now
being made by the National Syrup &
sOil Tank company, in which several
NJ. Cloud business men areinterested:
The senator says they cannot All
s65rders;at present, there is such g. de-
mand for the tanks.-St. Cloud
Times.
The syrup and oil tank referred to
I In the above, is the Invention of P.
ii. Berg. Of Pierz, who is also inter-
\ ested in the company. .@..s-s..
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HARPER'S WEEKLY
IN 1895.

HARPER's WEEKLY Is q pictorial history OF
the times. 1t presents every important event
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TIE manner In which, during 1897, 1t has treat
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able to throw on Korea. the instant attention
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JULIAN RALPH the distinguished writer and cor
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During 1895 every vital question will be dis
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This Busy World, with it's keen and kindly CON-
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HARPER'S' MAGAZINE y II
IN 1895.

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s.There To pubic favor any more
, than to learning. This is
Is NO true, at all events, in
Doval America, where intrinsic
~ excellence is necessary to
KOaQ secure and retain the pop
ular favor. The reason The North
Western Line ID one OF the most pop
ular railroads Is that it's service is
not only. always up to date but
away ahead of the date. In our
opinion, this is the best Line be-
tween Chichago and the Twin Cities.
The Exucursionist, Chicago.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-07

LAND DEPARTMENT
St. Paul and Northern Pacific
RAILWAY COMPANY
Room 43 Gillfillan Block
ST. PAUL, MI N.
The lands of this company now
offered for sale in Morrison and
Crow Wing counties, suitable tor
agricultural purposes, are listed
at from 81 to SO per acre, accord.
ing to location and quality; none
of them are more than ten miles
from the railroad; all are withiIs
easy reach of good markets, anG
they are sold for cash. and under
the five and seven years credfs
plan. Special terms will be made
for grazing lands
No SETON of MinnesOt car
give greater advantages to those
who are seeking new homes.
The company has on Ian
agents except the Land Commits.
siOner, 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 Company's lands. 81 If. /;
For maps, blank application.
and further information, ad-
AA 0'S' -. go " ~t@'s. -
1. G. P0STETHWAlTE,
, 1894-07-14
Sic 8spaltigung bon 10 oielcm 0bit ein8ez
rt1tet ltno.

Scr II. Suit lit Scr Sa6re5tog oet
Gritirtnun9 Ser 8altiur i'm Sabre 1899,
ser 8roBc 6citta9 Der 6ran5Olen. - aun5
bon &ouffuu9c1, oct 3Gll6cr Der ld6iiichcl
8rinscn, ipur6c am IA. Sutt 1915 ents
balptet llno 1884 8altDeior 0erarO, Der
Wt0r0er NtlDetmS bon Sranien, bin
gericbtet, - 1902 miro SET franS0iil6e
Mintiter, cardinal Ma3arin 8ebOren. -
1861 8efer'9 Nttentot auf Ben &Dntg Q8ilz
beLm bon @reuBen gu 8aoene8oOen. =
1864 NufaonSuu9 Der Oiterrcicbjicbcn uno
preuBii9en 6abnen auf Sfo8er Stag.
1866 Sieg WocbenS bel Qll6affcnburg. -
1867 G%rnenuun9 8iSmarG'S gum &an5Ier
bc5 9torboeutidben 8unOes. - 1884 btBt
Or. 9tacbti9aL in 6ameru1 Oie Oeutihe
Stage ouf. - 1887 trttt Soiler 8tlbelm
II, feline 9roBe &un6reiie nacb ben groBen
60fen unb 9teliOen5en an, unO Stpar SUI
nGBit bon &iel ais sur See no6 Beterbof,
GuBlano. - 1889 peronlaiien 8~oulan9titcn
in 8ariS Hubeit0rungen. S~dfularfeier
Der Gritiirmun9 Ser 8oltiue. Der 90beI
reiBt cine italienii9e Stage berunter.
, 1894-07-14
@rbi0aftSfMautttSel.

Der GeIe8rop6 i6ermittclt uns 6elte 6os
f~oIge1oe @ei9ibt6en:
Der s oli5eiier9eant So6n zimmerman
BON 8rooflpn, 9t.O., lift elmer 6erGxben zines
8ermD8ellS bon minbeitens $25, 900, 600.
Sor % Sabret fam Sr0u WteItnbQ O}iin6.
oIe@roBmutter oeSS %er9eanten, QusOcut1dz
Lamp mach Nmertta. S0r Slater itor6 i'm
Sabre 1912, uno Srau Wfillcb un6 lire
S9lpe1tcr erbter Elm beOeuten0eS 0ern1oen
S9r 8ater bate in BENT Gefamcnt bic Ser
Iu9ull8 getrOtten, OaB Der llebcrIcben6pn
BON ben beiOen I06tern 6os oon,o Scr,
1lo8elt 5%utauen, unO crit mach oercn Snb
nrl|er l2re gfa9tommeni dbaft Dertbeilt nerz
Den 1oute. Sra1 Wtunc6 itberLebte i6rp
S0lpelter ltl1o itarb Dor etipq eiuem Cyn6r
IN Ser1eD @ttQ i'm Glitter BON go SG6rrn
Sle Datte bon benz Germ09en niemoIs ST.
llB er9rInen, un0 DQiIelbe bGufte itch So
1eoe@ Sa9r betrdc9tlicbe 3tn1en slm ,RGnitnI
tan1en, i'm &aUfe Der Sabre al elmer rnnTE
men poDe an. IS beitebt bauptlQc6Lich nns
0rllnoDeltb III Deri6ieDcnen Gbeflpn nm
@t8l0nO, Seiterreicb un0 9eutirhtomh
Ser9eant a3lmmermann tpir0 aucb he,r
9ratentttel erbcn."
gfatitrIi3, Der @rafentitel O6er iropn6
Elm anoerer ~ooeli8er &ttel lit bel 6erorfiosn
@ei9i6ten immer babel. SSe6er inte0ioente
Wteni9 lit iicb betm 2elen 6eS DOrItebrn6on
amiiianten @ei9i9tc9sns iofort boribe,
tlar getporoen, OaB e8 nit 6ieIer Grbicboft
, 1894-07-14
Don einem &an0smanne ermor6et
Der 9riebiide 5ruhtbdnoIer lid. mIotedo
GAS Opfer zines Streites nit iei1tem
Golle9en John GIarois.

Nic6olo5 Wfolteiio, elm in $50 gB. IS.
StraBe tpObnen0er 8rtebtic6er TruchtbGnb7
let, erbielt 9~eitcrn oon leinem 2Qn6Smanne
uno @o4egen So9u @laroiS nit elmer 81
Ienitan9e einen 10 idbtperen Sc6lag auf ben
SbGbel, baB ct meni9e W}inuten baraaf
Deri6ieo.
Die bcioen @ric6en ic6oben nebenetnonz
Ser ibre Sruc6tfarren an Der 8lue S9lanb
2(De. 00ber unO unter6ielten ii4 babel iebr
lebbaft in ibrer tlaIitl9en Spradbe.
Sbr @eiprGb ipurOe 70 Iebbaft, baB ie an
Der gfe ber 8lue S5lon0 Q(pe. un0 SO. 20.
StraBe tbre 8arren ouf ser StraBe ite0en
lteBen unb SIT 6an0grcifltcbfetten iber7
9in8eu. SIN 8erloufe 6ieier i6tagenben
%2lrgumente er9rtff 0larotS cine auf ieiner
8arre lie9enoe @iienitan9e ltnb lieB bte1
ielbe nit GROCER Nubt auf ben Sd5Goel
ietnes @egnerS berabiauien.. W}olteiio
iant b%etpuBtlOS unb bluteno al 8O0en uHD
@larotS ergriif Bic Slu1t.
Der 8erleBte purOe nac9 elmer benob7
barten QlpOtbete 9e6ra9t, mo ct iebocb
itarb, bebor Elm 2lr3t sur SteIe mar. Die
Set3e Dur0e 0ann mach ser Gountpz
Utor8ue 8ebr03t.
WtolteIio par DerDeiratbct u16 6interz
Last auBer ietter g8tttme 6rei &inoer.
@laroiS Bat eS bis ieBt p~eritanoen, 1iCb Der
Serboftung gu ent3teben.
Monnirtn uf bo5 Men0blatt Ser SQinots
StaatSz 3ettuu8. 8rets l Sent.
, 1894-07-14

Der r~einite Scbmin0el 1T. NQe paar Sabre
taucbt tn Ser 8refe Der alien 'uno neUen
g8clt Elm berorti9eS MGrd6eu aIti,
IS BAT, pie IN bent, pOrlte8enben Sale,
Giner rnerlp0rtct cine 9rOB0rti9c Grblboft
8cmo6t, oocr a6er c5 pcrocn Grben fit ctn
WngchcuercS Berm09cn 9eiu6t. W{tt elmer
ODER Slpei W1iuiouen 9cbt cS babel ME ab,
c8 miiiien 9eren 9lcic6 5%tpan5t8, bretBt8
ODER gar 0unbcrt letn, Die in Der 6erl!b1n>
ten @rbi6aftSzS 6ninbelgei0i9te, Die an
fangS ser 7Oer Sabre ant G6ctn uno i'm
GliQB ipiette. Sin 0ouGn6ti6er 0eneral,
bet III Der c6cmoligeu &urpfal5 gcboren
mar (0er gtame lit II momentum ent>
falen), mar cine 9tei6e Don Sabren @ouOcr@
neur bon 8otQuia un6 lit Oorten anfan8S
bteleS Sa6r6unoertS ais Sung8clcle 9e7
itorbeu. Sir ieine 2(nDermanOtet in
9cutidb(anb mar ct ibon iett ietnen jnn@
gen SSo6ren peri9oIeu, ME 10 mallcber
@n6erer, ser in Sen bomaligen 3etten, ais
Der Q8eltperteGr no9 DerbGltniBmQBi9
Ic6tpab mar, in frcmoe &rtegSbtenite ge7
treten. Sopett olio 6an6clt eS itb I'M
Sbotia4en. 9tun taucbte i'm Sabre 1872
i'm @liaB ein 9ertebener 0alner auf, bet,
0ott tpeiB auf tuelcbe 8etic, bon benz bolldn7
biiden @eneral 9eD0rt, unb LteB in ben
3eituu9en befanntmaben, 6aB 0etlelbe Elm
ungebeuerc8 8erm09en binterlalien 06tte,
melbeS Sic 6puGnbi16e Gegterung tltr bic
@rben ~pertpaltc. SIN Sou mclbeten 1tcb
6un6crte, bic 8l0ubten, gu 6ieIen Grben 81
geb0ren. Sc tpurben @erlamnllun8cn ab7
ge0alten, un6 Der i9laue IunOe, lpcl3er
0aS @rbi6aft5@ WtGrcben e%rionnen bate, be-
| orftro8t, bel ser 0o1GnOii6eu Ee0terung
Die n0t0igcu Sc6ritte 3ur 6erauS8abe BET
MiQioncn 81 tbuu. 9aS mar, mas oer
&erl be3peftc CT er0telt b~ebeuten0e Gum;
men bon ben v0ummen, bic ME Nue tperz
ben", 5ur G~erfii8un8 9eiteut, Bic ct nattrz
LID in sic GaIbe fteGte. Die 6eutiben 8ez
BORDEN tpurocn aber auf ben S9DtnoeI
aufmerfialn, ur1O ba8 @uSpdrtige 2(1nt 3oQ
BEL ber bouGn0iiden &egierung @rtunotz
gun8en elm, mobei iib Sic 9on5e @rb9
ibafts9cl6icbte ais S6mtnbel %entpHppte.
Der bepuBte i9Iaae 6uc9s mar abeG
re9t8ettig bur9 bic 2appen 8e8angen, nni
bic yGrben" maren 9riiuoLicb 8e(eimt.
Sn Spanien lit crit Oor &ur8em bon eir
poar Oaunern ebenfaIS Elm ~9roBarttgel
@rbi6aftSi9ptn6eG auS8efitbrt tporbelt.
g8oS ben SAT- Oes 9Oli3eiiergeanten uni
on9ebli6en @rofen zimmerman onbe:
trifft, 10 6anOeLt es iib ebenfous c1ttpeOe'
nm cinen SDpin6eI obcr UNI etnen 0ums
men S6er3, 6et iid Der Manl, I'M iid
intereiiant GIT mo9en, erIaubt bat. 6Of:
entli6 geDt ibm &einer auf Ben 2eim. 2(ud
8 oli3etier9eanten itn6 mitunter nib.
yi9tpinOelfret".
, 1894-07-14

- 0enn, lpie uns Elm G6ica8oer ST.
non3mann aus 616cotifornien i4rcibt,
Die Tinan3lo9e bort noc6 r3e6nmaL icbted6ter
lit, ais Die in Chicago I'M pori9en Sommer
erlebte", bann beoauern mtrS uocalifornien.
Bie mir aus 6~orttgen 3eitungen erie6en,
lit bic Sbiternte 3par gut auS9efaIen, bat
aber re3t i9Lebte Breiie sebracbt. 50 iinb
&prtfoiet in bieiem Sabre mil Is Dollars
Die Some, alto 4 Sent bas 8funb, ab8es
ieBt morber, mo ma bod fiir geip0bnlicb
out 30 uno 30 Dollars bic Some rec6net.
9%tOitnen foten jebt Oos &iftben a 20 gfun6
nOcb 80 Sent bis $1.OO, alio bas 9funO
= bis 3 Sent itatt 5 un6 10 Sent. Snz
rOI9e Der @iie%nbabniperre 1T nun aucb nccb
cine Ofen9e Obit perOorben, ober muBte
5erlt0rt %'oerOen, ba bic pCanneries" aucb
BON Der S3mierigfeit @eGo 5t betomnten
betrottsn tperOen unb ~i6erbaupt uicbt auf
, 1894-07-14
SGoe1pGne NIT 0urcb 40 g6etle Q8ai

- SG9eipQlte NIT Ourb 40 SDetle Nal :
fer perbiinnter S6mefeLiGHre ongefeudtet
uuD in ocn StGQen pert6eilt, enlTerncn,
inbem 6ie S3tpefeliGltre it6 nit Dem In1z
montof 81 einem Sol3 perbinbet, Ben unz
angencbmen Nmmouiaf9eru6. &aI3orb
enttpideIt lan8iam Gblor, iDel6eS benielz
ben Grfolg bat, aber 6onn rie6t baS @9lOr
nod unan9enebmer ais ser lmmoniaf.
G9ipefeliGure lit bi1tgegeu DoQitdn6tg gee
rncbloS. 9ie Miicbung muB in flac6en,
troenen @efGBen o%ufbepaDrt perDen.
S6tpefelidure ALIEN, rein ober peroltnnt
bcnubt, miirbe altcb me6r ODER tpeni9er ben
Nmmpuiaf abiorbieren, es Itegt aber Die
@efabr nabe, bur6 @cripriben berielben
ernitGicben S9aOen an3uri9ten, a1Beroen1
obcr bieten Ote SGgeipGne cine groBe Sber7
flG6e fir OaS flii9ti9e @as.
, 1894-07-14
Std0tt1bes,
Der Oo9el aus9efIo9en.
1ohn Oone9an entFonmt ouf rGthielbafter
lOeiic ans f~eiter 6elle i'll oer Parri=
ion STANDARDIZATION

Ger8e6lib 5erbric0t itd6 8oli3ctzGopt.
6artnett BEN &opf oariibcr, net geitern
SObn 0onegan, ser DeS Moroangriffe5 an
geflagt 1T, 3ur 6lu9t aus leiner 3eQe in
Der 6arrtionltr.z Station DerDolfcn bot.
9oregan fcucrtc Dor ungefGbr orei Q8oben
orct S3tiie auf ieine 6rau ab unO pers
tDun0ete Dieiclbe, ipte man unfangS an
nabnt, t00tltcb. 0one8an entflo0 DantalS
uno erit an 9onnerltag 2lbeuO 8elan9 es
Den 0ebetrten 3immcr unb 9ta8el BON Der
QSelt -. StraBczS Station, ietner bab6aft 5l
peroen un6 i'm in Der WtaTpeuitr.> Station
e~tn3ulperrel1. 9pne9on lpurbe geltern
Wtorgen 6cm ,9ticbter 9ooleD Dorgefiibrt
unD BON 0lelem inter $1,000 8urgl6dft
Dem Grtminalgeri6t it6ermteier. SIM
&aute oeS 9ta9mtttagcS bra3tc man tbn
mach Der 6arrtiOnitr. Station, I'M t6n flr
Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pDotograpDtren 81
Laiien. gta9Oem 6aS geibebcn, mur0e
9Onegan in elmer Bette e~in9clbtoiien, nm
1pQter nit anoeren 0efangenen na6 Dem
Goulttps GcfGngniB iiberfiibrt gu tperben.
3um @rltGunen aQer 8eamten mar ct
Ieoocb bal0 bQrdltf aus letncr 3cuc Oer>
i9wun0en. Die GuBere unb innere Sitter
tDGr mo feit oeri9lO1ien uuo IS blieb 6oz
6cr fcin 3%ipeifeI, DoB ir8cnO Semanb ben
@efangenen gun Tluc6t DcrDolfcn bate. G5
ipuroen iofDrt mcbrere 0ctecttpeS beauf7
tragt, auf Sen 6liicbtling SIT labn0en, 0oc6
bat man bis ieBt feinc Spur BON ibm 8e7
fnnoen. Capt. 6artnett lit iebr erboit itber
ben &Orfau. ST. erf(drt, boB er bic Sac9e
untcriu9elt, bie S6ulbi8en finben unb itc
HnerbittlicD CUR 9tccbeni9oft 8ieben tper6e.
9%onegan ipur0e i9on Dor mebrere1
SaRren aus Dem 8oli3eioienit %entlaiien.