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The herald., 1895-09-19
CHRONOLOGICAL SOCIETY
The Tenth Annual Meeting at the Chamber
of Commerce

The Tenth Annual Meeting at the Chambef
of Commerce
The tenth annual meeting Of the South
ern California Chronological society will
be held at the chamber of commerce COM
mencing on Tuesday, October LIST. and
extending through that and the follow
ing day. The programme for the first
day is as follows:
Observation-Disclosures.
Presidents address. E. L. Townsend,
D. D. s.
Atternoon-Syphilis OF the Mouth,
Granville MacGowan. NJ. D.
Operative Measures With the Decidu.
Gus Teeth, L. L. Dunbar, D. u. 8
Evening-C. L. Goddard, Am, D. DIS.
Neoplasms of the Inferior Maxillary,
Carl Kurtz, M. D.
The second days program 30 is as here
given.
amining Boards Outiived Their Useful
ness? W. II, Moore, D. D. s.
Seven, Eight and Nine; Three Eventful
years in Second Dentition How to Save
Much Oral Deformity in Them, R. W.
Morris, D. D. s.
Aiternoon3A Paper, Truman W.
Amalgam and Its Preparation, Dr.. Max
Wassman.
The following committees are appointed
for the year ending October. 1895:
Operative denti,try-Drs. ". R. Bird,
G. W. Sylvester, M. e. Taber.
Prosthetic dentlstry-Drs. G. V. Bald
win, L. N. Bedford. G. r. Knepper,
Pathology and therapeutics-Drs. A.
H. Palmer, F. NJ. Parker, Peter Hen
bricks.
History and microscopy-Drs. J. D..
Moody, J. 7. Price, H. ". Brodbeck.
Dental literature ana education-Drs.
F. H. Palmer, r. H. Shoemaker, r. R..
Reynolds.
New appliances and inventions-Drs.L L.
W. Wells, L.. E. Ford, d. r. Wilder.
Dental legislation-Drs. H. W. Moore,
]. G. Mccoy.
Programme com mittee-Dr. ]. D.
Moody. chairman. Drs. J. M. White, G.
V. Baldwin, R. W. Whomes, secretary.
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WILL BUILD A THEATER
nr. dustave Walters to Have q House Of
His Own

nr. dustave Walters to Have House Of
His Own
Mr.. Gustave Walters. the proprietor of
the Orpheum. and half a dozen other
vaudeville theaters throughout the coun-
try, left last night for San Francisco, after
a few days. stay here.
Mr.. Walters has taken the French opera
house in New Orleans ana will open that
as che of his circuit houses. He has the
aters at St. Louis, Denver, San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles.
In speaking about his prospects here
he said to Herald reporter that he in
tends to build a theater of his own in
this city, larger and handsomer than the
opera house. He finds his present quar-
ers too small. the house not permitting
him to put on many attractions that he
has engaged in Europe. such as the aer-
ial biycyclists and Others. He expressed
himself as favoring Broadway as loca-
tion and said that he had the greatest
faith in the continued prosperity CT this
CITY,
The herald., 1895-09-19
Judge c.Ikins in Town

Judge W. c. Calkins of GaIesburg. ILL.,.
general attorney for tho Covenant Mutual
Benefit association. is in the city. Judge
Calkins, while attending to some insur-
ance business on the Pacific slope stopped
off for few days to meet his old friend
Judge W. A. Ryan, late assistant district
attorney. A good many people were
fooled yesterday thinking that they had
met Attorney General Fitzgerald. when
they had not. They had met Judge Cal
kins, who is living picture of the able
magistrate who gives ex-officio law decis-
ions at Sacramento whether we need
them or not.
The herald., 1895-09-19

BERLIN, Sept. 18.-The National lei
tung says that Prince Henry of Prussia,
brother of Emperor William, has been
granted furIough of year on account
of bis uninterrupted service of several
years duration as an officer in the Ger
man army,
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residence in the east part of town with
bullet hole in her neck. and Mr.. Hart
man hanging to rope in an upper room.
1t developed today that DR.. Hartman
murdered his wife and then committed
suicide. 1t is supposed to be tie result
of the talk occasioned by his wife's indis-
erection. Thsy quarrelled and in his rage
the doctor choked her to death.
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Largest Flag In tho World

A citizen was admiring The large fl ag
hall and the court house yesterday even
ing. Suddenly he saw that it was
labeled 1.-The largest flag in the world"
Huh" said he, eff the Chicago PEG
pie sar that Louisville has the largest
flag in the world they will at once 60 to
work to make something twice as big. -
Louisville Commercial.
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GREAT FALLS. Mont, Sept. 1s.-One
hundred coal miners uf oa nd Coulee are
securing the country intending to cap
ture and lynch Joe Weir. Sunday he
GU TRACED the deaf. dumb and blind and
crippled 7-year-old dauhgter of Frank G.
die
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Killed His Mother.in.Law

JACKSON. CAL, Sept. 1s.-Gotttlieb
MUIR was arrested yesterday for murder
in setting gun trap by which his
m other-in- law was killed above Volcano
two weeks ago. He was held to answer
under bonos of $4,000.
The first diamond drill in this section
of the country was started Monday in the
Alma mine of Jackson. 1t Is being used
in prospecting for an ore body at depth
of four hundred feet.
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LIVERPOOL. Sept. ls.-Arrived: Au-
rama. New York.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-Arrived: Ha-
vel, Bremen.
GENOA, Sept. 1S.-Arrived: Versa,
New York.
LONDON, Sept. 1s.-Arrived: Mani
toba. New York.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 1s.-Arrived:
Indiana, Liverpool.
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Four spanish Consular officers

WASHINGTON, Sept. lS.-An evidence
of the active efforts being made by the
Spanish government to Illustrate the de-
pal cure of tillbusterlng expeditions from
the south to Cuba is afforded by the APP
polntment of four Spanish consular
officers of Florida alone, two at Tam pa,
and one each at Jacksonville and Key
West
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SCRIBNER, Neb.. Sept. 1S.-Since
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hartman OF
this place have been missing and an IN
vestigation resulted In the discovery of
terrible tragedy. Mrs. Hartman was
found dead in the lower room OF their
The herald., 1895-09-19

SACRAMENTO, Sept. ia fire broke
out this evening at II 80 O'Clock and de-
stroyd Bessly's grocery store, Shomak-
er's tailor shop and Chinese laundry
on K street. The loss is about $4,000; in
suYancs on grocery store $1,000.
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DR.. Hearne and Wife Arraigned

HANNIBAL, Mo. Sept. 1S.-Dr. ]. G.
Hearne and mis- wife were brought here
from Palmyra jail TODAY and arraigned
before Judge Roy for the murder of Amos
J. Stillman. They pleaded not guilty and
the trial was set tor Saturd ay, December
14th. The prisoners were taken back to
1aiI.
The herald., 1895-09-19

LONDON, Sept. 1S.-The Daily News
Vienna correspondent telegraphs that the
ant-Semitic agitation has eliminated in
tee murder of a synagogue official. In
the streets many Jews were grossly i'll
treated.
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Sentenced to Penal servitude

LONDON, Sept. lS.-George Perkins. an
American who represented himself to
be lawyer and journalist, has been SEN
fenced to ten years at penal servitude on
the charge OF levying and collecting
blackmail. Perkins was indicted in De-
Gem Der last
The herald., 1895-09-19

ALPENA, Mich, Sept. 1s.-The crew
of the SC boomer Kitchen report that when
crossing Saginaw bay yesterday they saw
a schooner oapsize and sink within
tw enty minutes. A gale was blowing at
the time and the Kitchen could not
assist the crew.
The herald., 1895-09-19

TOPEKA. Kan, Sept. 1S.-The funeral
of ]. G. Wilson, receiver of the Santa Fe.
who died IN New York this morning. will
be h ED from the family residence in this
city at 10 O'Clock Sunday forenoon. The
remains will arrive in Topeka Friday
afternOOu
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Louey Weiley fell from the car while
riding on Broadway early yesterday morn
ing and received slight cut on the head.
He was taken to the receiving hospital,
where his injury was dressed and he was
soon able to return to his home.
The herald., 1895-09-19

Sir william Harcourt has taken to driv-
ing mules. He rides through the new
forest IN phaeton drawn by pair that
has been presented to him.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-Handy & Har-
man will ship 500. 900 gold tomorrow.
This does not come out Of the SUBJ
treasury.
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LONDON, Sept. 1S.-A dispatch to the
Standard from Madrid says: The govern
ment has arranged with Paris bankers for
credit Of S4.ooO. 900 sterling for the war
in Cuba
The herald., 1895-09-19

DETROIT, Mich. Sept. ls.-The De-
toit Clearing House association today
wirod the secretary Of the treasury, Offer
ing $500, 900 in gold toward assisting in
maintaining the gold reserve.
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kilograms for the following persons are
at the Western Union company's Office
in this CITY: Leo F. Heckhouse, Bard
Plummer. John Williamson.
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A. A. Eckstrom of 324 s. Spring st., is where
you want to go looking ioE GOOD wall paper at
the right pric
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- OSHKOSH. Wis.,, Sept. 1s.-Oshkosh
had 500, 200 fire which t-=~n at noon
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.. progress sslve Euehre Party.

The progressive Euchre party given at the Sulphur Springs hotel last evening was a most delis affair and the young people present spent a merry and happy evening. The ladies prize was won by Miss Rosa Stanley and Mr. Carl Voss captured the prize offered to the most skillful player.
 Those present were: Misses Rose Stanley, Kate Owens, May Hudson, Annie Lawton, Barbara MeGehee, Fife Pollock, Bea Yiets, Lizzie Toney, Hampton and McFadden. Messrs. J. c. Farran, Abe Bloom, k. c. Tompson, Ed. Nowland,J J. P. Easley, J. NJ. Smart, Lee Wertheimer, Joe Paulette, Chas. Hadge, Mike Russell and D. c. Bell.
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Notice to Coupon Holders.

Ballot boxes will be placed at W. H. Rowland & Co.'S, G. N. Hart Drug Co.'S and the GRAPHIC office this afternoon where all parties can de- posit their coupons in the GRAPHIo's typewriter, bicycle and advertisers contest. Theeoupons will be counted every Saturday evening and the yote announced every Sunday morning in the GRAPHIC. The coupons will be counted each week and then sealed up in an envelope and left in the bal lot boxes until the end of the contest at which time a committee will be appointed to canvass and recount the entire vote and announce the re- suit. The coupons should be depos- ited not later than 6 o'clock every Saturday evening Vote early and as often as you have coupons.
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T. P. A. NEWS.
Interchangeable Mileage Has Been Granted Over the Iron Mountain
 and Cotton Belt,

New applications received for the month of June, 1895, were 4SS. as compared with 316 for June of 1894, and they are coming in freely for July.
 Interchangeable mileage has ut last been put in force west of the Mississippi river through the efforts of the T. r. A. of 4. and the Cotton Belt, Missouri Pacific, Iron Noun tain, Texas & Pacific and Interna- tfonal & Great Northern Railway systems, as well as the Cairo Short Line and Illinois Central Railroads, have placed on sale Interchangeable mileage tickets. This is a great vic tory for the T. F. A. of A. aud great credit is due Mr. Ernst Robyn, Chair man of the railroad committee of Missouri division, and Louis T. La Beaume, National Secretary for their hard work toward this result. Now we want Interchangeable mileage Cn the Pacific coast and throughout the Southern Passenger Association east of the Mississippi river, and must have it.
 The next National convention will be held in the beautiful, wealthy and progressive city of Terre Haute, Inc. Post G of that city is the second lar gest Post in the Association, and Terre Haute is one of the most en. thusiastic and loyal T. P. A. of A. cities in the United States.
 Members who have sent renewal remittances to State Secretaries or National Secretary will kindly re- member that nearly 1000 others have done likewise in the past two weeks, and that to handle this large volume of work some time is required. Our Association is conducted along lines of close economy and the National Secretary avoids as much as possible the use of extra clerical force, not only with view to economy but to promote accuracy. The regular cler- ical force in the National Office can handle the work with greater accur- acy then clerks employed temporarily and who are unfamiliar with the work. All cards will soon be issued as the work is well in hand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-19
Base Ball.

The 12-year old Nowlands news boys defeated the 2l-years old water works club in game of base ball this morning by the score of 2f to 4. MT. Henry Smith was in the box for the w. w's., but was knocked out in the first inning, and Boone and Will low piched the remainder of the game. Charley Myers caught for the W. WIS. and made only two errors.
 Orto was in the box for the victors and famed the W. WIS. out rap idly, while Hut stood behind the bat and played an errorless game. Ike Hanf held down the initial bag for the Nowlands and was very ef- fective. The Rowland news boys are now talking about going to Greenyille.
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CLEAN UP YOUR YARDS.
The Sanitary Condition of the City Good, But Many Yards In Bad
 Condition

The general sanitary condition of Pine Bluff is matter of con- graduation to the citizens. The work of cleaning the streets and alleys has been more effectually exc cuted than ever before in the history of our city. But this, without the assistance and cooperation ofhouse- holders, will be of little benefit in keeping disease away from and out of our town. The GRAPHIC notes with deep concern and regret that many premises of our people are in a frightful condition, and that unless they are cleaned up at an early day, pestilence will spring up and breed sickness and death. The owners of property should at once do their duty and put their back yards in good sanitary condition
 Everyone should bear in mind that the last cool, wet springs followed by intense summer heat prevailing now, and in all probability will con- tinue through August, naturally produces malarial trouble, with typhoid form of fever. These forms of Sickness, which have been more than usually fatal this summer in Pine Bluff, can be greatly mitigated by keeping your yards we'll cleaned and desinfeeted with lime. Clean up your wards at once, and disinfect. It may save you a doctors biil, and may, perhaps, save the life of a mem Der of your family
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-19

popular choice, as determined in the same manner as ahove, will be for a fine gold pen with n handsome pearl holder, which will be awarded to the advertiser voted to be the best and most interesting writer of ad- vertisements in the GRAPHIC. This contest will be closed August 4. Every subscriber of the GRAPHIC should therefore read each advertise ment closely and east his ballot for the advertiser who writes the most interesting and attraetiyd ads!
 The vote east each week in each of the above contests will be published every Sunday morning in the SUM DAY GRsSHIo.
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ceiying the largest vote in this con- test. This prize will be Monarch Model No. 10, weight, twenty-two pounds, the price of which is $l0O. This wheel is the best possible model for good riders, and is light and easy running, but strong and seryiceable. Should this contest be won by lady, we will give the fortunate winner a Monarch Model No. H., weight, twenty-two pounds, and price $l00. This is q most elegant wheel for ladies, and is guaranteed to stand up well and to ride easy. 1t is very light weight and as strong as a dia- mond frame. This contest will also be concluded September |.
 The third contest to be decided by
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THREE PRETTY PRIZES.
TO BE GIVEN TO THE READERS OF
 THE GRAPHIC.
A Typewriter and Bicycle for Two of the
 Most Popular Ladies or Gentlemen.
4 Handsome Present to the Advertiser Who Writes tho Most Interesting
 Advertisements.

The GRAPHIC with this issue launches three popular contestsupon the sea of public favor. The first contest will be for a new No. Smith Premier typewriter to be given to the young lady or gentleman who shall receive the largest vote undetermined by coupons cut from the DAILY GRAPHIC and voted before September l, 1S95, at wbich time the contest will be closed.
 The second contest will be for a Monarch bicycle, which will be given to the young lady or gentleman re-
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MARRIED.

PoTEET-J oNEs-In Jefferson county Ark ansas. July Is, 1895, Mir. ROBERT D. PoTEET and Miss EMMA JONES, Esquire Archibold Niven officiating.
 The above happy wedding took place at the residence of the brides mother last evening, in the presence of number of intimatefriends. The bride and groom have the best wishes of the GRAPHIC and host or other friends.
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THE LANDLORDS.
. suggestions Pertinent to Their
 Organization.

|sa landlords of the city have or ,od 2 mutual protective associa- z inc object of which is said to be |spotpction against non-rent pay EsDoants. so that whenever a ten noyIng out of a house to escape zoayment of rents, applies to |shor landlord for another house, ssnant Eill have to exhibit 0 Ep,eipt from his last landlord. p meeting was a secret one, and Inf the names of the members of association, the officers or the sal of directors were given to the s for publication.
 Ehe object of the association is #Iyf for protection against non- ! afbaying tenants, it is legitimate *proper, but if that is the case, 2 zssn see no necessity for a secret &hization, with secret officers and stet board of directors. It does af to us that any legitimate and shy organization should not be =Il to let it's membership and off .bp known to the public. Star are un-American Elhe public has a right to. know which is done that affects the h interest and the masses of the #8R that the landlords have got Hher to discuss matters for mu- Eproteetion, we beg leave to sug- that at one of their earliest Hngs they take into consid- bn the advisability of reducing "a especially in view of the fact this time on they are to be pro-
 against nOn-rent paying ten < We would also request that take intoconsideration the fact, dlscuss it at one of their secret Hngs, that rents are higher i'll pftlon for business houses in Bluff than in New York or St.
 We would also remind them E fact that the larger DOT "A the business community, at those business men who do not laelr own buildings, are work sEeatlng and eeonomizing in or meet monthly the exorbitant
 enarged by landlords for the
 ge oI living and doing busi-
 We would also remind them
 laflng the past few years a
 Fr Of business houses, after d
 aOor and struggle, were forced
 ana leave vacant houses be-
 Ol the grasping greed of idle
 acung landlords. And, lastly,
 puld remind them that nowhere
 S'ateare there larger returns
 money invested than on the
 's blocks of Pine Bluff, and
 P0Where in the South does it
 luie 10 do business than in this
 ns trust, therefore, at one of
 a'Aest secret meetings, out of
 u'loslty Of their own hearts,
 a'0ras will declare a volun-
 X aucelon sa of about 20 per cent.
 ,n,I 1ur business property, and
 a,a aauy demonstrate the eff
 s4u usefulness of their organi-
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My mother had been a sufferer for several years with stomach trouble. She read so much about Hoods Sar- saparilla that she decided to take 1t, and after using one bottle she Is en- tirely well. EMMA BOWMAN,
 Formosa, Ark.
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SIR ARTHUR BlccE.

On account of the continued ill- ness of Sir Henry Posonby, Queen Victoria has been obliged to appoint new private secretary. Sir Ar thur Bigge, K. c. B., c. M. G., is the man who will have the place. He is of an old Northumbrian family, is
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Gold Bangles Lost. .

Three gold bangles on a chain los in Hoboken. Finder will please re turn to GRAPHIC office and receive 1 liberal reward. 7l7d3t
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nyIer Fruit Palace.

On this occasion the Cotton Belt route will sell tickets to Tyler at rate of $S. 20 for round trip, tickets on sale July 16th to 31st, good for return August 1. B. H, WILSON,
 Agent
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DIED.

|ant |ln dh,l Pine Bluff. July IS, 1895,
 'ii'id Of MT. and Mrs. W. D. |0a salalns "a were carried to Little ht |, ',e morning train, for in- l, :. n 'ne family lot at the cem-
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46 years old aud renowned for his courtesy and tact. When appointed to the new post by the Queen he was Lieutenant-Co of the Royal Artillery and has had some lively military experiences. He was married in 1881 to Constance, daugh- ter of the late Rev. W. F. Neville.
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Hoods PiIls.cure biliousness.
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sa Al in combination, pro pod,s saa e Preparation Of ingredi- ,,h. 0alsaparilla possesses great
 You should TRY TT.
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h. Irin ,Inp,li n Pine Bluff, July IS, as. aN boLINGER, aged about
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Thomas Pumps are the best made for service. J. M. GOZA.
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|llcp3 lT3uln w Pine Bluff, July 18th, M WHEELER, daughter of wheeler, aged about 6 |bs,aashic extends it's sympathy
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New applications received for the month of June, 1895, were 4SS. as with 316 for June of 1894, and they are coming in freely for TuIu
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-05-03
Hutchinson Family.

The Hutchinson Family "Tribe OF
Asa young folks, will give one OF
their celebrated concerts at the Con-
gregational church III this city on
Thursday evening, May 9th. The
first announcement OF the original
Hutchinson Family was made In
1910 and since that time members OF
this celebrated family have sung
their way into the hearts OF the
public all over the United States
The company is now composed OF
Oliver bennett Hutchinson, Nellie
Hutchinson, Jessie Hutchinson and
Bessie Hutchinson, decendents OF
Asa Hutchinson. The company is
strengthened and augmented by
such talent as represented by Louise
Taylor, viOlinist; Sara l.. Towne,
soprano; Jane Nj. Moore, contraltu
and E. w. Farr, tenor. This com.
pany appeared here a few months
since and their entertainment was
highly pleasing to all. They will
now give an entertainment under
the auspices OF the Congregational
church and the price Of admission
has been placed so lows cents
that everyone can hear them.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-05-03
Memorial Day.

Preparations for a proper observ-
ance of Memorial day are already
begun by Workman Post No. 81, &.
A. r., of this city. Rev. Geo. Il. Geer,
of the Methodist church, will prob.
ably preach the memorial sermon on
Sunday, May 2G, and Rev. David
Donovan, Of New Paynesville, has
been invited to deliver the address
ON Memorial day. A meeting OF
the post will be held next Saturda;
at which time final arrangements
will be made.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-05-03
TO RUN NIGHTS.
The Pine Tree Mills to Run
Full Time.

The Pine Tree Lumber cOmpany's
West side mill, which has been run
ming days for several weeks, COM
mence running ON full time Wednes-
day and will continue to run full
time until the close Of the season.
The East side mill which has also
been running days will run full time
commencing this week. The com
pany have u large crew OF men at
work, getting logs off the rapids
above here and with the logs which
are now being sluiced at Brainerd,
they feel certain they will have
enough to keep them running steady.
Every thing is running as smooth as
clock work and there is every indi-
cation that the mills will 20 over
the seventy million mark this sea-
son.