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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect June .. 1894.
Jersey avenue and street.
For Chicago and Northwest vestbuled Limited
,r fof Gincinnati st Louis aud indianapolis vcsti-
For isIars and ceveand es express so d nfy' HIS
am. and s:35 pm.
For Winchester and way stations, 80 n ~
~ For Luray. Natural Bridge. Roanoke Knoxville,
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans. I2:O5
pm, daily, sleeping cars through.
For For t hn;, y,,5 $50 pm; daily:
s7;1o s7:so. 500 As minutes; $50 1870 1000
a@s 8 $" 9s5 sS sss si s5$S i. IS
and II; 30 Pm. sundays, x4:2o. x7:30 900, Is
es Zoo e mna no am sl2oS Ice as%3 5iS
go. $500. 1900, 1000. XII 30. II :}5 pm
AH'1R%i -. sS sna n $50 "a an p is' and
For Frederick. a11:l5 m. CT rs, a4:30, as so
For magerstown. a1l:l5 am. and a5:so pm
For BOYD and way points b9:4o pm.
am. al2:5o. as:oo "a :35, b5:s5. bios, bil 80
For For Washington Junction and way points. 600,
HRT nT stations ST. iS only az 80, a5;3o pm
PHILADELPHIA.
For philadelphia. New York. Boston and the
Sarl. 600 Dining Carr. 300 t5:o5 Dining Carr,
500 l1:3o pm. Sleeping Car open at 1000
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City. Cape May, Sea Isle City and
BflSantine Reach. week days, 400 and 1000 a. m
iZ:oo noon; sundays, 20 a m. and 1900 noon.
Except Sunday; Daily; Sunday only.
baggage called for and checked from hotels and
RESIDENCES by Union Transfer Company orders
left at ticket offices. 6l9 and 1851 Pa. ave. and
at depot. ~ $500
r. b. CAMPBELL. CHAs. o. sCUIL
a92 Ge1 Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
Schedule in effect May IL. 1894
~ Trains leave dei1y from Union station Cd. and
Pl. 9th and SITS.
Through the grandest scenery in America with
the handsomest and most complete solid train serv-
Ice west from Washington.
Id PM DAILY.-"Cincnnat and St Louis
Specinl'-S0lid Nestihuled. newly Equipped. Flee
trfc-iighted. Steam heated Train. Pullmnna finest
sleeping cars Washington to Cincinnati. IDdianapo-
from Washington Arrives Cincinnati 500 a. NJ. :
Indianapolis 1l:i5 an. and Chicago. $50 pm;
St Louis. 6:55 pm.
1I;1O PM DAHY.-The famous IF F. " Lin
tied solid vestibuied train. with dining car
and Pullman sleepers for Cincinnati Lexington and
Virginia Hot Springs. week days, arriving 7:5O
am Observation car from Hinton. Arrives Gin
cinnafl. 800 pm. Lexington. 800 pm: Louis
vile. 9:4O pm Indianapolis. IL rs pm: Chicago
80 am, and ST fouts 1880 am; connects in
Comfort and Norfolk. Only rail line
2:25 PM. DAILY-Express for GorlonsviIle
charlottesville. WaynrsbOro Staunton AMI princi.
pal virginia points; daily except Sunday, for Rich
Pullman locations and tickets at company's of.
fees. 5is and 1921 Pennsylvania avenue.
II. W. FULLER.
mv2a General Passenger Agent
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS
NoRTffWESr.
1874 Corcoran st.
i2l 9th st.
1905 st.
49, 2lst ST.
1921 Madison.
1893 l. st.
NORTHEAST.
6I3-51 Acker st.
All st.
COS X st.
1244 Linden st.
X. l.. GOODMAN,
603 18th st. ocl3
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

STEAMER I. V. AKRowSAIITH.
For Lower Potomac River Landings
On Monday and Wednesday at. 800 D. m
Returning Arrive "wednesday and FRIDAY 1SV u p I'D
ings, and Sunday about 10 pm. q. W. RIDLEY.
General Manager See schedule. se2S-tf
NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL
T InaSes kser View wharf,. 9TH street, Sunday
WRars a as far nhGdF oSsy M a landing az All
Chapel Point and Colonial Beach. Returning on
seg Sna Essa's rase
uhsn hoq RE 3 sailing; Telephone s7sI
,u.e,, GEO. o. CARfiNTER, Cen Agt..
9<o-u Washington, u. C.
STEAMER "wAKEFIELD.'
From It'll st. ferry wharf
for river landings, to Colonial Beach; thence 10
Wicomco river, Coltons and Nomini creek On
81. Clement bay wharves Returning on Tuesd law.
thursday and Sunday. (See SCHEDULED.
je25.tf Q. W. RIDLEY, GenI Manager
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT GO.
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, d. O.,
FORTRESS aSS MONROE AND
WAsm SIT eSTNss'u AND lSn NoE afe CLEANERS
Leave Washington daily a. pm. from foot OF
Ith st. wharf, arrive ut Fortress Monroe at q 20
where railroad connections are made for ali point:
south a Id southwest.
NORTH BOUND.
Leave MOI folk daily at $40 pm. Leave Fortress
Monroe at 7:l0 pm. Arrive at Washington at
Tickets on sale ut 5Is, Gi9. 1851 and lag, Penn
sylvania ave, and 6i5 10Th St NV.
ASK Tor tickets Via acw line.
apI4-tf Gen. supt.
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MEDICAL.

AFTER ALL OTHERS FAB. CONSULT THE oil
reliable specialist, Or. Brothers, 9o6 ID St s.w
SO years experience in eatInent Cf all diseases
of men; consultation free and strictly confidential
sell -2m*
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STEAMER "WAKEFIELD. {"
ORFOLk AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CU

DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, ID, O..
FORTRESS MONROE AND
NORFOLK, VA.
The new and powerful Iron Palace Steamer
WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK.
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FOR SALE
BY JOHN B. WIGHT, 1410 @ ST.
A very desirable residence on st. between
Price only ...............:...., $500
rented Each ..:.............,..... $500
y. III. ave. near Washington Circle, two
brick houses, Or. ard bath. Each. $500
ST., West lexington, Sr. and b. Easy
n .ens .'........ IUO
81. near lith ! rooms on first floor: ..... 1900
18TH 81. near NJ, large holsc and lot,
small cash payment balance on long time ne, 1000
llth ST. near q, valuable piece of business
property; will be sold at a low price;
size 2Ox1OO. If
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Nominations for Congress-

Thirty-second New York district-R. b.
Mahany. republican: Joseph T.. Gavin,
democrat.
Thirty-third New York-Charles Daniels.
republican.
Fourth TeXas-H. :. Sanderson OF Carrie
vile. republican.
Third COnnecticut-Charles A Russell
republican, renominated by reclamation.
Eleventh kentucky-George l.. stone.
democrat.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

As,-.1AtATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works. Carpets cleaned In the best manner
Carpets mads moth proof free Of charge. Mat
tresses made 20 order. Office. ll20 Pa ave
Works, l70S and ITO Z D.w Telephone, SOA
Uh2-tt 81. NEWNYER, Manager.
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

WANTED-TO BORROW 5000; PERSONAL NOTE
and collateral security given; liberal commission.
Address BOX 1876, Star Office. oc17-3t'
WANTED-1O BORROW $4,000 At PER CENT
on long tine rirst mortgage ample real
tate Will Oe given. Address ANDREW WILSON,
Atty, &C., 40 9Th st. oc163t'
WANTED 81 800 FOR rs MONTHS On Personal
security; best Endorsements and references; large
commission Will be paid to party securing the
loan. Money needed Immediately. Address A. y.
e., Star edhce. oc152t'
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Leave Washington daily a. pm. from foot of
I'h ST. wharf, arrive ut Fortress Monroe at $3.50
Am. neat day. Arrive at Norfolk 730 am
where railroad connections are made for ali points
south a I'd southwest
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WINTER BOARD.

PARTIES WISHING To SECURE FAMILY BOARD,
good table. comfortable house. with bath room
terms moderate. can obtain such by addressing
Mrs. VI. NJ. GREEN Warrenton, Va. ocl62w'
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FOR RENT-BY Il. o. HOI.TZNIAN, REAL ES-
tate and Insurance Broker 10th and f SITS. NV.
UNFI'HNISEED HOUSES.
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go AND UPWARD LOANED ON FURNITURE
ana pianos in residence storage: also policies.
warehouse receipts, interests IL estates. LIST and
"a trust notes or other securities. 1902 y. Cap.
ST. au30 2m-
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lit Isn't Hard
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-OR ENCfIANtiE FOR CITY PROP
erty-One of the most fertile farms in Charles
county; 500 acres; half cleared, half wooded:
only IS an acre. r. NJ. o.. Star ONCE. sell
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interest on ID. {. real estate security. FRANK +.
EANIINGS. Member Washington Stock Exchange,
1900 Pa. ave. darlington Fire Ins. 90. s ofice.D
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MANICURE & HAIRDRESSINC

MRS. SMITH BEAUTIFIES THE HANDS. FEE
Soc Miss Wyles is the hairdresser. Charges
15c and up. Separate private parlOrs. TIL
PALAIS ROYAL. q and l1tb SITS.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-02-02
THE SUICIDE.
The Remains Of John Petersen,
the FIT. Ripley Suicide,
Brought to This City
for Burial

Coroner FOrtier and Deputy Sher-
i'll Foisy returned last night from Ft
Ripley and brought the remains of
John Peterson, the man who ended
his earthly existence by hanging him,
self from cross beam in his barn.
The coroner decided that an inquest
was not necessary as it was plain
that Peterson'H death was the re-
suit OF his efforts TO distroy his life.
The position in which he was found
showed that he was determined i'll
his purpose. The ceiling was very
low and when his weight came upon
the rope he could have almost
touched the floor with his knees. ana
By Strengthening his limbs could
easily stand on his feet and relieve
the pressure upon his neck, which
cause<ls rangulation. The remains
are now in Harting & Sons morguc
and will be inferred tomorrow in
the cemetery here at the expense Of
the county.
Dr.. PORTER says that the family Of
the deceased is in very poor circum-
stances, and has very generously Of
ielcd Il home to the oldest boy, a lad
about fifteen years old. with the priv
ilcgc Of attending school. Mr.. For
tier also states that the oldest girl.
about thirteen years of age, an eX-
ceptionally bright child, desires Il
similar home or an opportunity to
work at general houscwOrk. The
rest OF the family will probably he
provided for by the town authori-
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-02-02
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A VERY NEAT ANNUAL.

The Indus trial Edition OF the Lit
tie Falls Transcript is only one Of
many very neat annual numbers Of
MinnesOtn papers Which have
reached the office Of the Dispatch. 1t
is, however, worthy especial men
ton because Of its unusually neat
typogra phical and artistic appear
ancc, aud because of the good show
ing it makes Of the little city's pros
perity Some excellent illustrations
Of the city are given, together with
descriptive articles regarding the
flour, lumber and paper mills, the
wa ter and electric light works, the
efficient fire department and the
other modern industries and i'm
p1oyements which go to make the
place one of the most energetic and
progressive in the state. What the
future of Little Falls will be, with
lis almost Unlimited water power
already partly untitled by big in
dustries, its live and enterprising
citizens and business men and daily
newspaper such as the Transcript. it
" ouid not be hard to predict. Little
Falls is undoubtedly destined tp be
an important factor in the future ri
the NoFthWest.-St. Paul Dispatch
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-02-02
ANTWERP'S BIG FAIR.
HOW TILE UNITED STATES Will BE
REPRESENTED THERE.

The Belgian Exposition Will Cover Two
Hundred Acres, but Nearly Half the
Buildings Could Be Put In Manufactures
Hall at Chicago-American Exhibits.
The great financial and artistic success
Of the Worlds fail, in Chicago seems to
have inoculated the nations of the earth
with the international exposition craze.
Close upon the heels Of the UNPARALLELED
Chicago success come the California
M1dwinter International exposition, the
Polish International exposition in Lem
burg, and, third, but not least, the Ant
werp International exposition of 1894,
under the patronage of Leopold H.: king
Of the Belgians. d. X. ~, !
Although the Antwerp exposition will
be a small affair compared with the
mammoth magnifcence Of our own
White City, it will be notable illustra-
ton of the worlds progress and will at
tract widespread attention. The grounds
will be 200 acres in extent. and the build
ings will cover about rs acres. An idea
OF the difference in size between the two
expositions will be made apparent when
it is remembered that the Worlds fair
covered 666 acres, Or over three times the
space that the Antwerp exhibition will
occupy. A moments calculation, too,
will show that nearly. half of the Antwerp
buildings could be built inside the Man
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-02-02
H u
II Witness cgtiE5s5s to Esss WIG
Found Kosa,,lse IIssssiss s-fza8
Watch end Eses

-: = z2I
AithnHgtlth ne nilli.lle isss stl g.
sanke occurred abG'1f sissf OH On Gus s
ago ana ttie esS' s aitsss,,lasfe.es'NsEe', @
from IL: ssitst.i q 1he lls'1,11soie g i:s'
oru tai Ia III % sisss sss
the preliminary eAsliillliaAie''ii tsi si.e
man accese'l oi tiie s .fts = g
large cfoSu t'iSst itass'ii -
Tue eWite toia eNi,seiass ! - ~
oie Pfohfptif al tei.essaa 1f@. ~ IL
'tieilt.
Mat 'ohsseh sflS, n = ssss
cQnciuded Yesterday stitsSiisassii ssi}t1lit
) O'Clock, ana afl B 5sssa s re
least from that eTl1eti az I he corners
inquest.
May Ray followed A:'- 5tiAckman
on the witness stand, and hei' tHStl-
monV IN regard 70 ~ eite" Dat1b@
ohered a watch iof s''!e III tue en'Sn'o
on Rose cray at afout ocioch IN
the morning after the CRIME IS sup
posed TO nave been committed, was
IN every particular loentlfai Win
her r1ofmef~sta'e emeh1s oF her giving
minute dlscflptloii OF tle Nalch'
yesterday session WAS aUtnufhed
after hearing the evidence. Oh Ben
Lazard, the butcher who was ire
harness shop OF the murdered man.
His testimony given at the inquest
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-02-02
i. r,1s LIS.
css.sr Faeasdcns5 asnPres-
sstt1iSa the ry1. 6, L.
l.. aaoaid Re
ten Gcc,.
ZIlIiIIs OF TIA Nf,,ttRIpT:: 3.

/ sf3DIToR or TRANSCRIPT:
I1I'rTLI2 FALLS, MINI, j an. q !, 1894
sfhe prodigal has returned for a
/ hIief visit. After being away six
/ years. srefind SO much Of e achnnge
here. as to recall the tate of Rip Van
| Wrinkle, we find so much Ola growth,
$50 many improvements of every kind
land CT such substantial character,
that they reflect much credit on the
thrift ard enterprise Of it's citizens,
and when we take intoconsideration
that All his has been accomplished
at q time when nearly every other
ciTyi i'll the country was at a stand
Istill, or. going down, it. is a greater
prooTU tie enterprise Of it's people
and to those Of the county, especially
sfhaHe who Nesfe prominent in for
warding them as well as the natural
resources, an essential to the sub
*tantial growth of any city.
The new proposed railroad which
viii form & new outlet fol- the pro-
duet Of he mills; now at this place,
and those which sooner or later will
he o:iit here, must necessarily be an
important factor in the future pros
Ucrity Nf the city and county gen
orally. While it i$ generally under
stood tl1atit will connect with the
Great Northern Il some point south
west ri here, its course il determined
Oh has; NOT been made public.
NOW We Of Northeastern South
DahUtH are interested i'll + lie eIrec-
tEU;, uf that road, ANA it il; our hope
Uii,l desire thNC it Will connect at or
near Albany and tnenceND to Benson.
TINS would form a direct line into
uur cHuntry anal in that event it will
!jr u;;;.li}: understood that our inter-
G>t;'. lv,lIii b" yours, as we need III;
)rOG}Hcts' Of he forests whether
G"}uufuct urcl into lllpbcr, wagons.
>!>i4hS, machinery or cord wood.
Car farmers raise HE best OF wheat
n ii@ world for milling, as the Min
'.aH!1 Is njlIris can testify. 1t is
rhr i,4" Of our people that the
">n1nA connections VIII be made. It
Wj:l be to 0ur interests and yours, as
''irved by uiio whose earnest desire
- for the future welfare OF Little
Falls. ". E. RAYMOND.
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\ GREAT PAPER.

Moorhead News: The Industrial
Edition Of the Little Falls transcript,
just received, is Il great paper. II
consists OF twenty-SiX pages besides
cover, and is filled with we'll written
accounts of the industries, institu-
tionS, natural resources and build
jngs Of Little Falls and the several
towns in Morrison county; also OF
the fulming operations and agri-
cultural interests and prospects OF
the county and is beautifully illus
tratcd. The paper is neatly printed
and its execution reflects much.credit
ul,on w. NJ. Fuller, it's editor.
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5EzE, M. g. l.. T..
EE.1 fZIle2 Dale Citizens View
On tz1s Location Of the
New Road.

LThe following was handed US for publication
Ivy Il pron,ineut citizen of Elm Dae.1
Tie talk Of Elm Dale is and has
bee ever since last fall where is the
new railroad going to go? When
the hnHds were voted Elm Dale.
Swan NiVei' and the south east part
Of SWanviile took active part in
favor OF the bonds with the eNpect:,-
tion the road would go through Elm
Dale thereby saving us the hard
work Of hauling our timber, wood
uii'l Ot?l": prOtlnctsi 50 far 70 market.
Oar efforts were crowned with ap
parcutly good success; but now
Wh<n the hing is Tlilly started ST.
Cloud would like to run away with
It. They admit that they have
aUunI dance Of railroad. liabilities but
q litti~ more would be no harm
I'hcv ).icr great Inducements, their
g:anitp ana mills at that place. Ii
ann not mistaken the granite is on
tI}~ ~;e>t side uf the river and the
Northern Pacific H. H. runs through
;le body OF it thereby connecting
Ii: tie Fails with it
IS 70 sa awlnils they don't need to
ship lumber this way; there is plenty
Ui iuin,,cr q t the pine Tree saw mill
f JHa W h;Ic at least We have some
Inducements to offer on the west line
There are thousands of wood, ties
a1d other valuable timber waiting
for railroad facilities to transport it
to market and when the land is
cleared the soil is very fertile for
! (armillE, II the road runs along the
/ river tN 81. 'Glonh ii viii seriously
| I'M jur2 NH;a farming occupation and
! when that is injured the city suffers
also. 'Iha project started at Little
Fails, an! y lltltcvcr is a benefit tC
| them is a hcnE 1T to Us. We are
badly in Hcp,i uf Il railroad and hope
we shall get it.
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saoaf NO
l,a 81 ,l!le f,ss 8 ill:ft i1ai.ss viii hagi a

L -
En{ssssst week 3 s
I Mrs Ward had charge Of Miss
Hills sellool during the lafter's
fsiei;ness, he Fl irstt art oi he week
The teachers, Il ffile ragtllai. meet
| |ingslaSt evening", z, considered tile re-
jsnits Of the recent semester eyaniiil-
atsnils, setting forth the many saeess-
gestio1ls offered 10 teacllers hE exams
{ tinations. The fitl.Ii13sss next tllsHed
TO the consiiserati@a of such 81 general
questions Us are raised by the teach
ers, III the regular meetings which
s,lre#5te follow every two. weeks, pa
pels on the folio Ming questions will
be nTesetlted:s.~A book review on the
s*Eyolution of Totaeta by Miss OLSON.
"The instruction OF arithmetic IN tie
grates 8 10 7. uy Miss Harlow.
How to gain and hold attention III
large CLASSES" ~ Miss Meyers. 4
paper on the iJe'5tEnc nct.s1tfla of Inst Isse-
tion in reading, above the second
grade. lay Miss Martha ;1set4 .s5 81 he.
vaiuc ii the program and system
ATTIC proceedings in daily WORK, bT
Miss Ashley. The most efficient
method OF giving Instruction iii his
tory and geography in tie prinA}'.Y
grades by Mrs, Baxter Suggestions
as to the best methods oE u; frying on
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-02-02
\ VAST AMOUNT OF WORK.

Todd County Argus: A copy OF
the Industrial Edition Of the Little
Falls Transcript reached our table
Friday last. 1t contains twenty
eight pages with a large number OF
fine illustrations, showing the city
and its leading men. The paper repre-
expense and is a credit to the city OF
Little Falls and Mr.. F'uAer, the
publisher
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-02-02
SUPERIOR TO THE OTHERS.

Anoka IIerald The Herald is in
receipt Of what is known in "shOp
talk as Il "bOom edition. of the
Little Falls Transcript. About this
time OF the year this class of papers
come so thick that it is impossible
to give them each separate notice
but the transcripts effort is SO far
superior to the Others that it de-
serves special mention. 1t is a
twcnty-eight page paper and is filled
with an exhaustive write-up Of the
city and embellished with numerous
excellent cuts Of the prominent men
and fine buildings of Little Falls and
Morrison county. The town which
supports such a paper as the Tran
script needs no further recommended
ton. 1t must be an enterprising
city and the Herald predicts that the
day is not far distant when it will
stand near the head OF the list OF
MinneSOta's great cities.
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4 CREDIT TO CITY AND CDE-\TY

\ CREDIT 10 CITY AND COZ MY.
Princeton Union: A belatcd copy
Of the Industrial Edition of the Lit
tie Falls Transcript, Jan. /, has
reached oul desk. 1t eXcels anything
of the kind that has come to our no.
tice this year, not even excepting the
wedding edition OF the Duluth
Tribune. The epaper contains twenty
eight pages and sets forth the add
vantages OF Little Falls, the neigh
boring villages and Morrison county
IN glowing terms. Every page is
we'll gotten up and proiusely illus
trated; the frontispiece is especially
ine-;l birds eye view of Little Falls
on bLth sides Of the Mississippi. The
Industrial Edition OF the Transcript
is {, monument to Bro. Fullcr's pluck
and enterprise and a credit to Little
Falls and Morrison county.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-02-02
A CREDIT TO THE pITRIISHER.

y y OEsf1t31t . TT TO o1.ho11T1" =
Rochester Record and Union: The
Little Falls Daily Transcript issued
an Industrial Edition giving an ex-
naustive write up Of Little Falls and
Morrison county recently that is a
credit to the entcrprising publishers
OF that excellent journal. 1t CON
sists OF twenty eight pages and a
neat cover and is filed with. matter
OF an interesting. and valuable ma
t,11n
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-02-02
w Warninu.

The following notice Was today
handed in for publications: let GER
tain parties in this city who sign an
others name to letters OF appoint
mcut remember that forgery is Il
very serious matter. Yours truly,