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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-04-26
4. G. P0STETHWAlTE,
& DOLLARS
70 PER DAY
~ Easily Made.

We want many men, women, boys, and girls tc
work for US few hours daily, right in and around
their own homes. The business is easy, pleasant,
strictly honorable, and pays better than any other
offered agents. You have clear field and no
competition. Experience and special ability 49,
necessary. No capital required. We ~
with everything that you need, t. you we'll
and help you to earn ten times ordinary wages
Women do as we'll as men, and boys and girls
make good pay. Amy one, anywhere, can do the
work. All succeed who follow our plain and sim
pie directions. Earnest work will surely bring
you great deal of money. Everything is new
and in great demand. Write for our pamphlet
circular, and receive full Information. No harm
done if you conclude not to 60 on with the
business.
GEORGE STINsoN e. Co..
6ox 486.
puErl AND. MAINE.
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Serenity.

Spring sheds her loneliness anew
To gladden. loves young dream.
It's most too warm for oyster stew,
Too chilly for ice cream.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-04-26
THE ART AMATEUR.

BEST AND LARGEST PRACTICAL ART MAGAZINE.
tThe only Art Periodical awarded Medal at the
Worlds Fair.)
In valuable to all who wish to make their living
by art or to make their homes beautiful.
FOR 1Ocr.. We will send to any one INC
mentioning this publication q specimen liz
copy. with superb color plates TOR copy ~
ing or framing) and 8 supplementary
pages OF designs Irregular price, S5c.) Or
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OverstOcked.

Wife Ito unhappy husband)-1 wouldn't
worry, john. 1t doesn't do any good to
borrow trouble.
Husband - Borrow trouble? Great
Caesar, my dear, l amt borrowing trou
:,ie. I've got it to lend.-Colorado Sun
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-04-26
The Only Way to Do It.

AS matter of curiosity only it would
be interesting to know how many al
legged wives, ex-wives, af6anced wives
and children the late James G. Fair left
ANYHOW.
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Riches of the Yukon Basin.

It seems likely that the valley of the
Yukon river in Alaska and British Co.
lumbia will have boom in mild way.
The richest gold mines have been thus
far found on the British side Of the line,
but still they are easily accessible to
Americans, and many miners from the
United States have already dooked
thither.
The climate is not so cold as it is on
the eastern side Of the continent in
the same latitude Rich pasturage
for cattle hourishes, and some veget-
ables will grow. Besides the gold
mines, iron, copper, marble and coal
are found in richly paying quantity.
There is room there for great and profit
able investment Of capital At present
the state of society is much the same as
existed in California half a century ago.
There is little paper money or coin. Ev-
cry man carries little buokskin bag of
gold dust and tiny pair of scales. For
each purchase he weighs out swiftly and
dexterously gold dust enough to pay the
bill Gold is rated at SIT an ounce.
There are no lawyers, and yet the peo-
pie are honest. When man murders or
steals, he is lynched. The method seems
satisfactory. The country teens with
fish and game Undoubtedly it has fu-
ture, and great one. With swifter and
more frequent steamers from Puget
sound, the Yukon country can be reach
ed in ten days. Miners will go from
Washington to Alaska in spring, dig
gold till cold weather, then return to
Washington state for the winter.
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ONE DOLLAR
every HOUR

part of the country, who is willing to work indus
triousiy at the employment which we furnish.
The labor is light and pleasant, and you run no
risk whatever. We fit you out complete, so that
to Yourself For those willing to do little work,
this is the grandest offer made. You can work
all day, or in the evening only. II you are en-
posal, utilize them, and add to your income, =
our business will not interfere at all. You will
be amazed on the start at the rapidity and ease
day out Even beginners are successful from the
first hour. Any one can run the business S. none
fail. You should try nothing else until you see
for yourself what you can do at the business
which we offer. No capital risked. Women are
grand workers; nowadays they make as much
US men. They should try this business, as it is so
we'll adapted TO them Write at once and see for
Yourself Address H. HALLETT & CO.,
Box $50, Portland, Me.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21

9er r@onsreB 3ur Betdmpfuns ber
ruiii4en Diitel," uel@er leete Bo@e
in ct 9aul abgebaIten tuurbe, bat mad
ausfabrli4er Bripre@uns bet anseles
senbeit bie folsenoen Gmpfeblunsen Sc,
ma@t unb es mirb erpartet, baB alle
@taaten, bic pon benz sefdbrli&en lln>
traut sei4dbist ober beorobt iinb, ii&
biefe 0ori@ldse CUR @i@ti@nur far ibr
0orseben bienen laiien uno aemeinf@afts
li9e @4ritte sur Musrottuns ber RUIZ
ii{@en Diitel unternebmen merben. Die
@mpieblun9en lautsn:
~ @9affuns uon Spe3ialseieten 3ur
MusrOttuns Der ruiiiiben Diitel.
y Grtlaruns 6er pFanse ols &C.
meini@aben uno gerni@tuus oerielben
nor Der 3eit ber Gru@treife.
81 @runobeiiter baben bas l1ntraut
auf ibrem Gt9entbum ausjurotten.
Musudrts mobnenoe @runoeisentbamer
iomie Giienbabns @eieQi@aften uim. iint
aur gornabme bieier Mrseit unb sut
Werbltuns bes @ie6erauftau@ens bes
untrauts auf5uforoern.
4) Gs iinb gortebrunsen gu treffen
fir bic Musrottuns ber Bfan3e auf 8e:
geu, StroBen ynb Effentli@em Gi9en:
tbum.
5) D,e seletli&en 8eitimmunseu
iiber bic Berni@tuns ber ruiiii@en Diitel
unb bic uorsei@riebenen 8ortebrunser
sesen beren Wieberauftau&en iint
itrensitens bur@Sufabren.
81 Cine neue Beamsentotesorie gut
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21

ten bic Giienitdbe bes Rdfiss unb fait
i9ien IS, als Of bic ,uilben Weitien in,
nd@fen Nusenblid ben &dfis ;ertriims
mern ,plrben. Die Gtimmen ber ans
beren wiIoeu Gbiere uermii9ten ii9 NIT
benz Wutbsebeul Der Rdmpfenoen, Bis
Is ben Yemibunsen bes @drters selans.
Rube ju i@affeu. giuer Der 20wen
bate cine 3erbinene 2ippe. BET anbere
Elm uerwunbetes Bein bauonsetrasen.
7 Suben sebilbeten ameritanern. in
beren Sauie bic beuti@e Spra&e cine
bleibenbe Stdtte setunben bat, seb6rt
aud 9amilton Jiib. Spre@er Der Sc.
sisIatur pom New Dort. Oefters uer.
iammelt berielbe, ME aus Albanp be.
ri@tet mirb, in ieiner sroben. eIesanten
Bebauiuns in Der Staatsbauptitabt I'M
Gamilientreiie au@ Nitslieber Der @e.
ietsebune UNI ii@. Befonbers it Der
Ab9eorbnete Alfreb q. @ontl,ns pom
New Dort elm germ seiebener @ait, unb
,uenn bieier in beuti@er Spra&e intereis
iante Sa9sn lber Berlin er3dbIt. ,penn
bic dlteite Go@ter bes 9auies. bic su0lf>
idbtise Seanette, beuti&e Nntworten
sibt, SuIiette unb Roialinb, iowie Der
tleine aufsemedte9 9am;lton ursermanii@
ba3wii@en plappern. bann blntt man
N@ 1T cine Batricierfamilie ber alien
9eimatb suriidueriett. Die &inber bes
Spre@ers uerbeu uon elmer beuti@en
@ouuernaute er3osen, uno 9err Giib
ielbit febt itrense barauf, oaB neber Der
enslii@en aud bic oeuti@e spra@e in
ieinem 9auie ri@tis seipro@en mirb.
beiier ,pie es ieitens uieler &inb.r 9es
i4iebt, beren gltern ienie,ts oes Oceans
bas Qi9t Der @ett erblidten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-21

8dbrenD ber peraansenen @o@e
bat ii@ aud ber politii&e unb finanSieae
Gbeil Der 8ep0lteruns Der beuti&en
@ei4sbauptitabt anselesentli& nit Der
@ilberfrase bei&dftist. Man i@enste
baielbtt i@on felt seraumer 3eit ben
financieuen S@mieristeiten, ME iie seE
genudrtig in ben Ser. Staaten berrs
i4en, sroBe Nufmertiamteit unb leste
@ode uurbe i'm Rei@stas ber uon
@raf Mir5a@ einsebra@te Mntras fir
Ginberufun9 elmer neuen internationalen
Min3s Gonferen3 nit GROCER Mebrbeit
ansenommen. Der Mntras tpuroe uon
ni&t weniser als 2lomitslieberu unter>
3e,@net, barunter @onieruatiue, Natios
nal1iberale, l1ltramontanen unb Mitslies
Der anberer Barteien. Sosar ber Sobn
bes &ei9stanjlers uon 9obenlobe nnb
@rai 6erbert pon 8ismart unter5ei@>
neten ben Mntras. Der 2ettere iaste
Bel ieiner 8efiirwortuns beiielben, baB
aue Griabruns bemeiie, baB bimetauis
i9er .gourant fur bic Snterehen bes
nationalen @oblitanoes bas' bette iei
unb erpabnte insbeionbere berEbatia@e,
baB aud in Gnslanb 8imetalismus
sroBe Torti@ritte sema@t uno meiten
Mnbans sefunben babe.
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getdmpfuns oes llntrauts gu i&affen.
1T ni&t nOtbis; bic Dorbanoenen 8ebSr'
ben, ,uie gountp.G Gommifiariate, @e'
s,einoeratbspoIi3 .c:, senasen 3ur Gr'
3winsuns Der Dur@fabruns ber @efese'
Menn man etmas Beionberes thur
molle, 70 mdre es bic @rlnbuns uor
) Central D,itel Commit iifonen1 all
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
y Die in ber porisen Seetion &C.
naunten Beamten iollen .pdbrenb oet
Monate sJuli Bis Nouember sranbli4e.
reselmdbiee Snipeetionen Der 2dnbereisu
in ibren Bejirlen uornebu,en unb BIZ
etwa uorbasbenen ruffi&en Difseln ent'
,ueber ielbft 3erie6ren obtr beren 3erf5'
r,,ns peranlaiien.
q Die Bunpesbeb5rbe iollte erin&
perben. 3ur 8esdmpfuns bes l1ebels il
ienen @eaenben, in benen Is bereits
lberbanbsenommen bat, bic nStbiser
Mittel III bewillisen.
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Der neue pro3eb sesen Oebs in
Chicago 1T pom @i9ter Bis Mai uers
i9oben morben unb Iwar aus benz
@runoe, neil elmer ber @ei&morenen
trant murbe unb bic Surp bebbalb aufs
sel6f merben n,ubte. Das GbieaSoer
.Abenbblatt" tnapft an bieier Betannts
u,a@uns bic folsenbe treffenbe Bemers
tuns: Die auf6iuns Der sJurp in
Saden Debs bat wieber einmal bas
Wl6biinnise unierer S&wurseri@tsorb.
nuns 70 re&t 6anbsreiFi@ sema&t.
@etl elmer eIenb traut seworben it,,
u,ub bic sanSe 8erbanbIuns radsdnsis
seu,a4t ,perbea:: Denn Is minen uu
ieben preis IL ieia. bic aue eines Sin:
mes finb. wena aud nur. um Der leioi.
gen Bfi@t lebis ju werben. 9atte cine
Mebrsabl senaet, ,pie in Deutf@lane,
70 bdtte man ben 3w6lften entbebren
t6nnen, oenn es bdtten bann fieten unb
pier iein ma1ien, itatt iieben unb filnf.
Ser Abtaa bes ginen bdtte tann ni@ts
ueri4lasen. 60 abG iinb eben @If
teine 3wSlf. Sm 2onoe,:: no ionit bic
Mebrbeit aQes resiert, senlst iie serabe
ba ni@t, no lie am notbisiten mare unb
am meiiten Sinn bdtte."
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ANDREW ]. ECKSTEIN,
@tsentbun.er ber
Yio1ier Apotbete
ofRee In 2etbslsS 9ebause.

Stem l1lm, Minn.
Mebisinen, @bemitalien, Eoilettenar>
titeln, 8arfimerisn, Garben, 0el, Gtrs
niiIen, @las, Bu9er, S@reibmateria>
lien pnb Mu iitinitrumente itets tn GROCER
Musmabl an Eager.
Mecepte na@ 'neoi3inil3en &eseln mi
9r6Bter 8orii@t ansefertist.
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!. e . 1 a, . . e. . .. D. ~. b r p o.
3,t Brootlpn 1T nun elm Bopeott
perbdnst worben, ,pie ct trot Ben Ntiba
nod ni4t basemeien iein biirfte. Dort
bat ndmli4 iett bas Yublitum bic Sa>
DE Der Striter in bic 9anb 9enommen,
inben, es bic Groqepsgars menis ober
gar ni4t benutt. Da3u tommt nod bic
enorme3abl Der BON unfdbisen rScabs :
ueriduloeten unslldsfduen unb bic &c.
iten fiir bic uon ben Strisern anbdnsi9
sema@ten Ero3eiie. Die Strites iinb
uno bleiben Elm 3meii@neioiSes S@wert.
Das birften na@serabe aud bic riiess
rei@en" StraBenbabnbarone ausfnbis
sema4t baben.
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taatS. 9 0etetSebu,s8.

q 4 b .
Das Ginbrirsen neuer 8ius sebt in
urierer staatsseiessebuns nod INNER
rlnis uon Statten. Darunter 3dblen
bic foIsenben Ddbrenb ber lesten Wo4e
einstrei@ten:
S@uIbiftrilts glerts Derpfi@tenb.
Ueri9te iiber bic ginnabmen unb aus'
8aben ~ erttatten.
$4,000 far cine Gabrbride pon Blue
Garth mad Riesllet County beuiuisenb.
Die Giienbabns unb @aarenbaas'
gommiidon eru,d@tisenb, ben 8auplat
fur ben nibt sebauten Staats'G Gle0ater
in Duluth ~ uertaufen.
1beater 8orfeuausen unb anbere
s9aui,e i,elluasen am sonntas perbie.
tenb.
Beiteueruns non Giienbabnlanb.
ueI4es ni@t 5u gifenbabn5weden IN
8enutuns it.
geitimmenb, bab Depotiten pom itdbt>
ii@en 6onbs in Stdbten uon unter 49,.
900 Ginmobnern auf ben Namen Der
Stabt beponirt perten iollen.
Sflr iebes County einen Gountp,Miieis
for porf@reibenb, Der pon ben @ountps
@ommiidren, benz gountp> S@asmeis
iter unb gountp>Mubitor aue pier Sabre
3u erwdblen 1T.
CUR Mufnabme uon Truntenboloen
unter Wormunoi9aft in Der Trunten>
bolb>abtbeiluns in @o@eiter, na@ por>
BERGER l1nteriu9uns uon elmer Surp.
Bewiuisuns pon idbrli@ $4,000 CUR
6Srberuns BET Molterei : s5nbuitrie I'M
Staate.
Nmenbement gum Strafseiesbu@,
bemSufolse Morb eriten @rabes nit le:
bensldusli@er 3u@tbausitrafe beitraft
merben iou.
Die Blu, uelde ben iett am !. SUM
eintrefienben Steuer3ui@las BON 10
Pro3ent bis gum l. Nouember por>
idreibt, uurbe I'M glenum bes Senats
nieberseitimmt; baiielbe S@idial erlitt
bic BiQ, ,pel9e na9 benz eriten SUM
einen 5uidlas Don ei,,em pro3ent per
Monat bis CUR 3abluns anflest.
Oie Bin, ,poua@ in 3utunft nur
Barser an ben @ablen tbeilnebmen tSn>
men, paifrte i'm Senat.
Das 9aus paiiirte bic Bin 3ur 8e>
miQisuns pon 10000 fir Milie>l1ni>
formen.
Cine BID, ben GomnS seitatteno,
Bombs 3weds ber grbauuns ponGinfrie>
bisunsen sesen bic ruiiiihe Oiitel auss
3useben, ebenio ben @ountps@ommii1d>
rem 0erm,uisunseu fir @eparatur pcn
Wesen unb 0riden erlaubenb. ?aiiirte
i'm Senat. Die 8iq 3ur Beiteueruns
pon @4laf> unbParlor>@ @ar> Companion
murbe CUR Mnna1,ne empfoblen.
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81 g(em Oort baben ni@t ueniser
als 5000 @ufen Dor benz bortisen @e>
neraltoniul Olaropstp benz @3ar yiico>
laus II. ben Treueio seleiitet. Darun>
ter befinoen iid acknowledgements eine
Mense Suben, bic bod our@aus teine
lria9e baben, benz Rnutenfiriten, ober
benz @pitem, bas berielbe Dertritt, iou>
oerli@ erseben gu fem. gs 3eist bieie
Gioesleiituns, oab bic ruifi@en @iu>
.pa nDerer, ,lnslei@ benen anberer Aatio>
nalitat, bel ibrem 6ierbertommen ni9t
bic Mbi@t batten, Yiirser oieies 2anoes
3u perben. l1n5meifelbaft befinben ii9
aber barunter iebr piele, bic aus purer
Ssnoran3 benz Vdter9en" ben Ereueib
seleiitet baben; neil iie es braubeu no.
lens volens tbun mu6ten, biloen iie iib
Elm, iie mlBten bic &omobie aud bier
mitma4en. 0on &e@tsuesen iollte ei>
sentli4 bas san3e pad, bas auf oem
freien ameritauii@en Boben bem ruff
i4en Deipoten Ereue iduSrt, anf Dem
S@ub na@ benz Rnutenrei9e suriidses
i4idt werben. 0erlieren miirbe bas &ano
ii@erli@ ni@ts an linen. Die ruii@e
Ginmanberuns itebt in 8e3us auf Qua>
litdt" mom09li9 nod unter Der italieni>
i@en unb ilomatiiden, uno oas miQ ses
uib piel beiBen. (0olts3ts.)
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3 ,tt@teS.

Na@ Der grbebuns bes Geniuss
Nmtes iber bat 0erbdltniB, in mel@em
unter ben ueri9iebenen 9iationalitdten
in ben @tabten uon $4,000 unb mebr
Ginmobnern, bic Gisentbiimer BON
!peimitdtten 3a ben BUR Mietbe ,uobuen:
ben Tamilien iteben, bat ii@ folsenbes
erseben: Inter ie 100 Tamilien be-
iieen cine l6eimitdtte: Mmeritaner
23.4l; Oeiterrei@er 1no l1nsarn 2l.93;
fransOiii@e Ganabier uno 9aeufunoldns
ber 1881; enslii@e @anabier unb geeus
funbldnber 1917; gnsldnoer uno @al>
liier 23.49; Gran3oien 24.o9; Deuts
4 DE 3l.s5; Srldnber 94.45; Staliener
6.27; 9orweser, S&meben uno Ddnen
24.6o; &uiien uno PoIen l4.s7;
@4otten 14.l9; aue anoeren 25.4s.
+ Da inb alio bic Deuti@en mieber
obenan!
3mei llnteriu@an9en betreffs bes
llntsrsanss ber vGlbe" fnb nunmebr
i'm @an9e unb benz Mussans berielben
wirb ilberaq nit Der sr6Bten @pannuns
entsesenseieben. Die cine oieier Inter
iu@unsen finbet i'm 9tei@s>Seean't in
Bremerbauen itatt unb bic anbere bnr4
ben Coroner 3u Qowestoft in Gnslanb.
Ser Qettere fat bic 9ei@eni@au iiber ben
nit Der rGlbe" untersesansenen Mas>
beburser Griebri@ @rnit, oei1en 2ei&e
an bic euslii&e Riiite sei@wemmt purbe.
absebalten. Cine beionoere Surp ~ur>
be bereits pon bemielben fiir oieien TaQ
einseiett unb beeioist, bic unteriu@uns
ielbit ieoo&, um iie sranbli@ uor5unebs
men, bis gum 26. Tebruar pertast.
Das sr0Bere 8ertrauen wirb in bos in
8remerbouen einseleitete 8erfabren ses
ieet. Sn3mii@en iteQt es iid INNER
beutli4er beraus, baB bic Officiere unb
Bemannun9 ber rGlbe" i4ulolos an Der
&ataitropbe Jwaren uno unter ben OBJ
maltenben umitdnben aQes nur Wfoalide
;ur &ettuns ibrer paiiasiere tbaten unS
bab berGapitdn bes ensl,iden Dampfers
v@ratbia " fir bas lln9liid uerantworts
lid lit.
Die 8eI Iu4er bes 2incoln parts III
Gb,caso, ,pelde iid AM Wtontas Na9s
mittas in Der Ndbe oes 20wentdfi9s be-
fanben, ,paren 3eu9en elmer uufregenoen
Sceue. 3miiden ben beioen iunsen
2Open, ruelde iett nabe5u ? Sabre alt
uno uouiidnbis cussepadien iino, fano
ndmli9 Elm rpiitbenber &i I'm oas
Tutter itatt. Seit ldnserer 3eit i@on
mareu iie. pie sew0bnli@, uu9eoulois
im Rdfs auf= uno ab9elaufeu. Wtit
ibren Musen uerfolsten iie jeoe 8e'ues
suus bes Wdrters, ais oerielb: ii@ enb>
lid nit benz Tleiid ndberte umo ols er
.bnen bas erite Stid Tleiid ;umari
fiel bas wilbe @el3wiierpaar slei3s
3eitis bariiber Der. @iner ber Q0men
faBte bas Gleil@, ber anbere be9rub
feline 3dbne in bic 2ippen bes Griteren.
Beioe itieBen Elm fur@tbares @ebraQ
aus, in Der Wutb bes &fes er3itter>
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0rof,er 2Seroie,ttf!

gser uns feline Mbbreiie eincnbet, benz enben pe,
Voit scnaue Nustunft iber ein gang nenes Gei4dft
momt irsenb cine Yerion mdnnlihen ober meiblihen
Geidlefs aui ebrle s8eiie unb obne sroBe Muslaaeu
unb Dtibe iber 100 Dollars Nonat perbienen fam
obne 8eiien unb Yebbeln. Rein Asenti4aits> >Sumbus
lonbern elm ebrli4es Ueihait. Anbreiire;
JOHN HOUSE 4 CO., Canton, Lewis Co.. No
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DAKOTA HOUSE.
fotel erfter KlaRe,
Frau II. $etter Gtpe,tthii,ner,
Nem t1tm, Minneiota.
3stisnse Rnbea iebersett bic Bette aufnabme.

CHICAGO HOUSE.
&i4arb @eiiinSer. Gisentbamer,
N'un. u. l. Slbnr., Nem llIm.
2etieSbs. ispis &shSasser fnbss N ieter aet. b,e
este lMtestumtt usS HeeeRuns. Rot bet 1aa eber Del
Ser @s3e In ber Dirtti6eft perbex fetS Ste Ssites
gstsdste. etsarren unb Gabae Sebalsea. gute etaI
luassa tar bsa Nusfvaan.
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etur,npcrn mcr,ltta A..

Die neuliden eturmiddben baber seSe,st, oab 9ers
fderuns sesen Sdaben pon 9inbitirmen unb Icrnas
boes serabe 10 notbmenbis it, ais sesen euer unb Sss
idaben unb i'd made bebbalb baraut auimertam. bab
ID Volen in ben Supcrldsen geieuidaiten gu 10 BILL
lisen Ereiien au ober Sabre austeuen tann, baB
" m. Yfaenbe
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-18

Funeral of the late Rosanns MCGEE will
take place Monday at IL 0 clock from Union
station. Burial at Calvary.
(Tbe funeral of the late Frs. Susan Il.
puriDgton will take place this forenoon al
10 O'CLOCK from her late residence. No. %
Beck ptt street
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-18
MARRIAGES.

At windham Hill, March IS. by Rev. J. E.
Atkins. Benjamin Franklin Allen and Mrs. Alb
In Westbrook. March 6. Horace #. Annis of
Barre. Vt. and Miss Lizzie L. Bracket OF
In Ellsworth. March 7. Everett Carter and
In Searsporf. March 4. Edwin H. Tngraham
of Augusta and Carrie L. Cochran.
In Harrington. March 2, FRANK A. Danforth
and Miss Alice b. Hinkley
In West Pennington. March 2. Silas Pernam
and Miss Aura f. Viles.
Foxcroft and Bessie E. Harvey of Atkinson.
In Lewiston, March 8, E. I. Coburn and Miss
Alice H. Perry.
In Rockland. March 6. Wallace 1. Lampson
and Annie Is. Cross.
In Rockland. March 4, Theodore II. French
and Eva G. French.
In Harrison, March 2. Josiah f. Horr and
Sadie Ii. Bean, both of Bethel.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-18
DEATHS.

In this city, March It'll. Coleman. son of
Coleman and Mary Mulkern, aged s years.
months and 10 days.
Funeral from parents residence, No. 5
York street, Tuesday afternoon. at II
In this city, March IS, q K. Harmon. aged
IS years.
Funeral this Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
In this city. March 1s, George w. infant son
of James f. and Mary E. Breen, aged % days
IN This city. March 16. Katie, daughter OF
Thomas and Catharine Shelyey, aged year A
months. .;ss,,
P. Bowie. aged 90 years.
In TopSham March y. AnoreW L. Whlte-
In Damariscotta. March 8, Gilbert Chapman
Gay, aged 4vears.
in Biddeford, March 15 Mrs. Herbert Brooks
aged "a years.
/ In S0nth Berwick, March IL, Edna Willis
In East Wilton, March 4, Mrs. Lydia Knowles
aged 80 years
In East Parsonsfeld, March 10. Simeon B.
Henderson. aged 53 years.
III Saco. March ID, DIR. George Mason, form
in Lewiston March Z. Mrs. Horace Merrill;
Also. Miss Georgianna s. Merrill.
IN Fort Fairfield, March ., Charles V. Ellis,
aged 60 years.
In Bangor. March 6. James Blethen, aged SO
years.
III Bangor, March 8, Daniel A. Mullen, aged
50 years.
In South Orrington, March 6, Saml 7. Thayer.
aged 90 years.
In Winthrop, March 4. Miss M. L. Maxwell.
aged Sc years.
In Rockland, March 8, Mrs. Rebecca Kaler,
aged GS years. - M
aged 80 years.
In Lewiston March 8. Llewellyn p, eldest
son OF the late w. p. and /. A. Chadbourne.
aged &c years months.
In Bangor. March Z, stephen Franklin Burke.
aged years.
In New Portland. March 6. Mrs. Collins, aged
10 years. ia
"a years.
In New York city. March II. Anna "A. Ly-
man, wife of Thomas r. Lyman and daughter
of the late Jeremiah Dow of this city.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
tFuneral of the late Rosanna MCGEE will
take place Monday at IL O'clock from Union
station. Burial at Calvary.
CTbe funeral of the late Frs. Susan Il.
puriDgton will take place this forenoon al
10 O'CLOCK from her late residence, No. %
Beckett street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-18

The only terms at these
Mouaay Sales are cash,
and no exchanges.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-18
Desire Henceforth tic Lead Christian Life

In the forenoon and afternoon meetings
FIVE hundred and eight of these cards were
signed. In the evening meeting the num-
Der signed was over one hundred, making
over seven hundred cards signed during
three meetings. In the meetings previous
to yesterday l55 were signed.
The third ...eeting completely filed Re-
ception hall.
Beginning ON Tuesday. both the y. M
and 7.3O p. u. meetings will be held in
City hall throughout the remainder Of the
week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-18
G.. A. r.

William Fl. Green, depart ment COM
mander of the Il. A. R., has appointed
the following officers to serve on his
staff:
Inspector William III. Simmons, Rock
land.
Judge Advocate-Leory 4. Carleton,
Winthrop.
Chief mastering Officer-Moses A.
Stafford, Kittery.
Seniors Aid de-Camp-Cyrus L. Ward
well, Oxford.
Also one aide-de-camp from every post