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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-15
Farm Machinery.

The Sank Centre Herald is respOn-
sible for the folio wing appearing in
print:
"Keller Manufacturing company is
at work on blowing machine which
he ts confident will rovolntionize
agriculture in the northwest or III
any soil not filled with stone. 1t is
a plow with a capacity of forty acres
in ten hours-eighry acres a day, for
it is his purpose to operate it with
electricity, and it will be fitted with
an arc light and apowerful reflector.
so that night will not offer any i'm
pediment toits working to it's fullest
capacity, or gasoline engine may
be substituted for electric power.
Furthermore, it can he adjusted to
seed and harvest grain-in fact it
will do anything except stack and
thresh. He has the first one nearly
completed lacking only one or two
specially malleable castings which
may delay it's trial until spring. II
the frost will only stay out of the
ground for week now it will be SUI
ticient to give it q trial."
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-15
SALVATION army.
Headquarters Established at
Germania Hall-Meeting0
Begin Nov. II.

4 Capt. w. j. Carter, OF the Saliva
ton Army, was in the city the first
sof the week making arrangements
i1Or meetings of the Army in Little
Falls. A lease was made OF Ger
inunia hall, and the meetings Will
begin on Friday, Nov. %. Capt.
Carter has had charge of the work
at TT. Ripley in the past. and says 1T
is the intention to maintain the
meetings in Little Falls regularly.
The first meetings will be under the
leadership OF Mai. H. Stillwell, OF
Minneapolis, and Others. Maj. Still
well has general charge of the work
in this and one or two adjoining
states. Three lady officers from
MOorhead will be present and assist
at the meetings. The officers wish
to- announce that all will be well
come, and that there will be plenty
of music, good singing and an inter-
esting time.
Although the methods OF the
Army ure different from those OF
other religious organizations, there
is no question but it accOmplishes a
great deal of good.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-15
Ladies Of the G.. A. Il.

Mrs. Amanda I. Wethern, OF
Anoka, was in the city Tuesday even
ing and assisted III organizing MAJ tina
Washington Circle. No. Is, ladies o1
the G. A. r., of this city.
The new organization started
with fourteen members, which it fs
expected will he largely Increased.
Wives, daughters and sisters 81
veterans are eligible for member
ship, and many have expressed their
intention OF Joining at some of their
future meetings. which will he held
on the first and second Wednesdays
of each month. in G. A. r. hall.
The following is the list of officers
chosen:
President-Lucretia Buskirk.
Senior vice-Mary Tuttle.
Junior vice-Julia Burial.
Treasurer-Mary Dow.
Secretary-Alta Clark.
Chaplain-Laura Scott. -..5
ConductOr-Jessie O'Connor.
Guard-Ella Keller. ,-....s..,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-15

The business organizations that
are petitioning the national COM
mittees to have a short presidential
campaign are certainly taking the
right view of the matter. The
time from the nominations to the
elections should certainly be brief.
But there is an immense amount
of political work that the party
organizations should do long be-
fore elections. The reason most
committeeman favor a longer cam.
paign than business men deem
necessary is that it is hard to get
even good party. workers to take
an interest in the detail work be.
fore the ticket is in the field. The
work of perfecting party organ.
ization should be in progress all
the time to make it most effective.
The trouble is that local commit
tees try to crowd six months de-
tail work into q few weeks. and
then wonder why there are so
many political surprises. A local
committee that will be surprised
at the result of an election isn't
competent to be a local committee.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-15
BOX CAR BURNED.
Evidently the Work OF Tramps
F. Who Were UoinQ. 1t for n
Sleeping Quarters.

I An empty box car standing on the
side track east Of the depot was de-
lstroyed by fire at an early hour
"Wednesday morning.
I At about / O'Clock. the night bag
gageman discovered the fire, which
appeared to have been set by
tramps who were using
the car as sleeping apartments.
and had presumably kindled
a fire in one end If the car to keep
Themselves warm. The fire had burned
through the floor when discovered,
Ebut he got several pails Of water and
supposed that he had put the fire
out. A train arrived which called
his attention for some time, and be-
|fore the train left he discovered that
the ear was again blazing, and the
train crew assisted him in again en-
tinguishing the fire, ns they all sup
posed. A short time afterwards.
however, while he was at work at
the other end OF the yards 1t was dis
covered to he on fire again, and he
telephoned an alarm to the fire lie
partment, and the chemical company
responded, but was too late to save
the car, asst was all Il mass OF flames.
I The cur was on the end ut a long
string OF cars and Night Baggageman
Bastien succeeded with the aid of a
bar in getting it away far enough
from the Others as to place them be-
yond danger. The cur was entirely
consumed, and Is Il total loss. with
the exception OF the trucks and the
iron work.
& The tramp theory In regard to It's
origin is very probable, for several
were seen around the depot last
night, nnd as the night was quite
cold they very likely built Il fire IN.
the car and fell asleep. There were
none to I've seen around the depot or
the yards this morning. and II they
started the fire they will be getting
out OF this part OF the country as
fast as they can.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-15
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
l.. a. FOU5E, President.

purely mutual premium expense limited work.
ING under the insurance. aoding absolute
security possible COST and without the possibility OF fail
Not an old line company the usual of the term 1t
embraces the strong points boh whilst eliminating their
nesses It avoids dangerous legal technical liability and
thus not only per the premiums but also makes larger
provisions for death old line No
sarv accumulations nc uncertain premiums.
The leading flexible premium insurance the world
safely and economically with actual equal to
demands contingent meet
seventeen years magnificent business the
world: ratio of liability showing asurpus strength greater
than other with of the greatest in
America head Pays policies fifteen and twenty annual
nstalmens reduced premium; and insures insurance.
For statement Of cost and advantages send address and
ageto ..- ..#. ~
Little Falls, #>E@. M1nnesota'
WA CRAWFORD Manager Minnesota Department. Minneapolis.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-15

Ind, Sympathetic Cuhrch-NOt
sympathy for it's sins, hut sympathy
for ltA ill~. The great heart OF the
world is broken; true, it laughs, but
it is only a hollow laughter; its
heart ia breaking.' 1t Ia drunk with
pleasure; it seeks to drown it's sOr-
rows by the waters Of pleasuIe-vice.
But it's victims, oh what wretched
multitudes they are tonight.
Where shall help come from. The
world needs a. sympathetic church.
The church, not OF the Holy Cross.
bot Of the Holy Hand.
Here are the toiling masses Of men,
what il the mission If the church to
them? Not partnership with
the strong, but a copartnership
with the weak. holding out thehand
OF help and sympathy, and making
them a part Of the very church itself.
The church of today is Of that sort.
There may be Il few sections here
and there where it is not true, but
the great heart throbs today with
the Master, who went ABOUT doing
good.
3rd.-The world needs church
that shall lay. emphasis ON soul rest,
a church that shall gild the future,
with holy hope. Where shall rest
be fOund?-In heaven. The finger OF
the church must point upward. 1t
must be a humanitarian church; yes,
but also spiritual body, emphasize
Jig the real things, the eternal
things, heaven.
Lessen burdens of this life; yes.
But must also say, Come unto me
and l will give you rest" The
Masters voice must be re-echoed yet
more and more.
Let us be Jealous y call that
comes to us to becom ore secular.
We meet each other journey,
(''I'm Pilgrim andl n Stranger
let us not give undue attention to
the temporary lodgings and forget
the end of the journey. The world
wants in it church that has in 1t
beginning. centre and end) a heaven
for tired souls.
Just a word about the charges
often made against it. I think they
are often true, but often unfair. not
perfect, necessarily imperfect, made
up of weak men and women-many
people in 1T who should not he,
doubtless.
But where shall the work begin?
Here is q man fallen in sin; what
shall be done with him? He tries to
to get up again and go forward; he
has disgraced the church. but shall
they throw him out? The loving
ministry Of the church that can
never be measured purely unselfish.
Here are the works Of the church.
for which Of these things do ye stone
her. ..-....... 81, .....
Two things remain to be said:
First, you ought to beinit. Second,
you ought to support it.
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:)ne is too Many Of that Kind.

In commenting ON the TOwne sii-
YER speech at st. Cloud. the Daily
Times, Oi that city, says:
"There are some people who effect
to believe that the three-hOur-and-a-
half speech of Mr.. Towne the other
evening in st. Cloud was more Ut an
attempt on the part OF that gentle
man to argue himself back into the
Republican party than lecture on
'.Bimetallism" despite the fact that
Mr.. Towne vehemently shouts to his
Republican brethren: ''If there are
too many of us in the party, get out
yourself"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-15
Insurance Adiusters.

Representatives Of the Insurance
companies that had policies on the
Buchanan farm property arrived in
the. city Monday evening, for the
purpose of going out to view the
premises and adjust the loss. J. J.
Windle represents the Liverpool &
London & Globe and Commercial
Union companies, T. J. Lilly repre-
sents the Continental and Mr.. Hea-
ford the Phoenix of Brooklyn. The
property destroyed was covered by
policies aggregating about $10,00O.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-11-15
kickapoo Indian SagWa,

Natures
troubles
druggist preparation good
health happiness within the ALL
81.
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wHEELNG DAILY INTEILGENoER THURSDAY DEoEMBER r. 1885

out OF hIm-I beg your pard0n-I
mean," he added, hurr1edly, "he wrote
to me only few weeks ago that he
was picking up his strength again and
doing Well!'
lin his weak, gross sinful llesh-ycs,
no doubt" returned the deacon, scorn-
fully, "and, perhaps, even In u worldly
sense, for those who value the Yanlties
OF life; but he Is lost TO us, for all time,
and lost to eternal life forever. Not"
he continued In sanctimOnious vindlc-
tiyeness, but that ! often had my
doubts OF Brother Masterton's stead
fastpess, lie was too much given to
Imagery and song"
But what has he doneY" persisted
DR.. Duchesne,
"ponel He has embraced the Scar
let Womanl"
soon? Is II anybody you knew here?
mot anybody's wife? Eh?"
HE has entered the Church of
Rome" said the deacon, Indignantly;
che has forsaken the God OF his fathers
for the tents OF the idolaters; he Is the
consort OF Papists and the slave OF the
"Rut YOU arc sure?" said Or. Du-
chesne, with perhaps less concern than
before,
"sure," returned the deacon, angrIly;
didn't Brother Buckley, on account OF
warning reports made 10y q God fearing
and soul-seeking teamster, make aspe-
clal pilgrimage TO this land OF Sod0m TO
inquire and spy out its wlckedness'
Didn't he find Stephen Masterton
stepped in the inlquity of practlclng on
an organize that scOrped even violin
or harmonium In the tents OF the Lord
lin an idolatrous chapel, with q for
elgn female Paplst for teacher2
Didn't he lnd him the guest at the
board OF Jesuit priest, visiting the
schools OF the mission where this young
Jezehel Of q singer tenches the children
to chant In unknown tongues? Didn't
he lind him living with wrinkled In
dian witch who called him 'Pudrone,'
and speaking her gihber!sh? Didn't
he dnd him. who left here man NOR
tilted in flesh and spirit aud pale with
striving with sinners, fat and rosy from
native wines and flesh pots. and even
vain and gaudy In colorcd apparel? And
last OF all, didn't Brother Buckley hear
that rumor was spread far and Wide
that this miserable backsllder was to
take to himself wifc--in one OF these
strange women-thnt very Jezebel who
seduced him? What do you call that?'
ut looks q good deal like human ma
ture," said the doctor, muslngly, but ]
CTHE END.)
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elatlon-ho shrank from her question,
ing glanccs, a dreadful suspicion that
she might have OWNED some secret I'M
pelllng power In his nature that he nag
not dreamed OF himself, began to haunt
him,
Then for three or four days he re-
solved TO put the young girl from his
mind, trusting after the fashion Of his
kind for some special revelation from 0
supreme source us an indication TOR his
conduct, This revelation presently oc-
CURED, as Il Is apt to occur when
wanted
one evening his heart leaped at the
familiar sound OF Peplta's guitar IN
the diBtance. Whatever his ultimate
Intention now, he hurriedly ran into the
garden. The sound came from the
former direction, but as no unhesillt-
Ingly approached the mission wall he
could see that she was not upon II,
and as the notes OF her guitar were
struck again. he knew that they came
from the other side. Hut the chords
were prelude 10 one OF his hymps,
and he stood entranCed as her sweet,
chlld-like voice rose with the very
words that he had sung, The few de-
fects were those Of purely oral imlta-
tlOn, the accents, even the slight reller-
alton OF the -" were Pepita's own;
Chceldren oof the Heavenly King,
AS We Journey essweetly ssingi
Easing your great Redeemer's praise
Glorious IL Hees works and ways
He was astoundcd Her recollection
OF the air aud the words was the more
wonderful, for he remembered now that
he had only sung that particular, hymn
once, But TO his still greater delight
and surprise her voice rose again IN
the second verse, with touch OF plain
tlyeness that swelled his throat;
We are travelling home to God,
In the way our farzers trod
They are happy now, and we
Soon their happiness shall see.
The simple, almost childish words
so childish that they might have been
the fitting creation OF her own childish
lIps-here died away with q sweep and
crash OF the whole strings. BreQthless
silence followed. In which Stephen Mas
terton could feel the beating OF his own
heart,
Miss Ramirez" he called In voice
that scarcely seemed his own. There
was no reply. "Pcplta!" he repeated
II was strangely like the accent Of q
lover, hut he no longer cared. stu
the singers voice was silent.
Then he ran swiftly beside the wall
as he had seen her run, until he came
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Copyright, 1851
SYNOPSIS.

Rev, Stephen MasteTtun, circuit
preacher OF northern California, while
conducting n revival at Tasalasa, sec,
oumbs 10 the physical and spiritual
strain brought on By his religious
lRbors. He Is ordered away to II sleepy
old Spanish town IN the southern cOun-
ty to recuperate. There, while gaining
health and strength, he Is much shock
ed by being constant witness OF the
Ito HIND ubiquitous religious exercises
OF the Catholic mission adjoining MS
residence, one night, while solacinS
himself by singing hymns In the garden
he hears the tlnkllng OF u guitar, nppar-
emily endeavoring TO accompany ms
voice. The same thing happens the
next evening, and on the third night. at
the conclusion Of his psalm, n childish
but facilitating voice Is mischieYlously
uplIfted In a Spanish love song. I'M
PEELED by curiosity he approaches the
wall OF the garden, and startles the
singer, q beautiful young girl, who falls
or the wall into his arms, She talks TO
him moment, coquettlshly, Tells
him that she Is Peplta Ramirez. daugh,
ter OF the mission gardener. The next
day the preacher convinces himself that
he has cause TO convert her TO Christi
anIty. He sends her note privately,
appointing meeting at the wall that
evening, which Pepita, clad IN black
lace from head to foot, honorS by conf
ing.
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Jos. Horne g. 90,
PITTSBURGH, PA
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
sALE.

BY virtue OF decree q the Circuit Court Of
Mafshall county, West Virginia. entered on the
18th day OF October, 1888 ~ Ch4nGeTy Otlef
Book No. @ page -. In q chRncety cause therein
pending. In which the state Of West virginia !
pIalnIlff aud Neil Quinn aud olhera arc defend
ants, the undersigned. who were BY tho said Do
cree Appointed special commissioners lot the
purpose will Oder tot sale a. public auetIon. 20
thohlghcSt and best bidder, a. tue tfoni Of lhe
City Building n the city OF BenWood. Aaihall
county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY. THE 2srH DAY or DECEMBER 1876.
beginning Gt2 O'Clock p. m, Of that day, the
following deschbe real estate, situate IN the
elf OF BeuWoOd, Marshall county. West W.T.
Eifila that Is 10 slyi Lot No. 90 IN SchadA Third
Amended Addition 10 the said city Of BenEood,
being the property conveyed BY thS Senm n Z.
bach Brewing Company TO said Nell Qnlnh ~
the office OF the Clerk Of the County Court OF
Marshall county, In Deed Book No 81. PAGE JeO.
Also tho undivided tW0AeIonthi Of par Of =
tract Of land In Union district, 10 said eounly
and state known a. the CtanEle aud Flemlng
lot, and lying lmmedlltaly south Of Roblnion'.
addition 70 Benwood. aud north OF the BenWood
Iron Works Rolling Nlll property. aud bounded
and described q, follow: Bsginnlns o. Uake
ON the easLstly side OF = sixty loot roadway anu
go feet EouthWatdly from the Intersection pi the
eAst0rly side oi Secoud street With the south line
Of RoblnlonI addition; thence With the e1slarly
side OF said IiKty'io foot roadway !outhwAtdiy anu
inS0n'B addition HttY feet 10 stake. themes a.
right ANGLES from said sixty.ioot roadway. paf-
Allel with rad south line Of said Roblnson,k 40 :
dillon ninetythtee feet 10 the wolierly side OF 2
Ilxleon.ioot roadway aud with said side oil said
sXteon.ioot roadway nor ihWAfdly and parallel
with said slGty.ioo roadway Nifty feet toa stake
thence westWhFdly aud parallel With said south
line OF said RObinsoub addition nlnetJ't three
feot 10 tho beginning.
TERNs oP SALE;-One.thlrd Of tho purchase
money, aud as much more thereof a. The pnr;
chaser shall elect 70 pay. Ia cash on the day o.
sale and tue 10 sliuG hereof payable IN two equal
installmenti In one sud two years respectively
from the day OF sale IN Interest from that day,
tho purchaser giving his notes ioI the deferred
payments, bearing Interest a. hioFesald, win
personal security thereon aatililciOty 70 said
fpeclRl commissioners, aud the title 10 DO retain
eli until payment Ia inll OfIaid purchase money
GEO H. CALDWELL,
special Commissioner.
:herlby certify that George Il Caldwell add
7. J. Parsons tho above named SpeciA' eomniI.
Ionerl, have given bond and security q Required
By tho court and by law, aud tho said bohd aud
security have been approved BY me.
LEROY l. STlDGER,
Clork Of the Clrcu! Court oi MARSHALL county,
~ Va nO1s.Th
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When the New York Herald hon-
ored Rhea, who will appear at the op'
era House December 10 and II, with the
declaration that the great artist looked
every inch an empress, on her appear
ance In New York as Josephine" the
distinguished compliment was deeply
appreciated by the beautiful actress,
whose personality so fitted her to por-
tray the wife OF Napoleon Bonaparte.
1t is true, indeed, that Rhea's resem-
blance TO the empress Is remarkable.
and when In the imperial robes aud
wearing the diamond corOnet, the &C.
tress presents a wonderful and life
like picture OF Josephine, as painted by
David. As Josephine, the charming
actress makes her audience realize all
the passions. disappointments, the
deep, long. unalterable love that sway
ed the noble self-sacrihcing empress.
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II you have any intention OF going to
the southeast this fall or winter, you
should advise yourself OF the best route
from the north and west This ia the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad, which
is running double daily trains from
Cincinnati through TO Nashville. Chat
tanooga, Birmingham. Atlanta, Mont
Eomery, Thomasville, Pensacola, Mo-
bile, New orleans, Jacksonville and all
Florida points. Pullman Sleeping Car
Service through Tourist rates TO all
points In Florida and Gull Coast resorts
during the season. For particulars as
10 rates and through car service, write
JACKSON SMITH, Div, Pass. Agent,
Cincinnati, o.
Louisville, Ky.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN there were standing. Of tho time Of his
death In lhs name OF CALVIN Is DUTY, doinl'
ciled al that time out 0i this state. upon tho
books II THE Ia BELLE IRON WORKS" q
corporation created by tho laws Of the state OF
West Virginia, and having IT, principal office
and place OF business In tho CITY Of wheeling,
Ohio county, West Virginia. Eve hundred and
twenty-five lb2hl shares Of tho cArlial stock OF
said THE iAlelie Iron Works" that the under.
signed are tho execution NJ the last VIII hnd
testament oi the said Calvin Il Dots. late Of tho
CITY NJ sl1ubrnYill1, jefferson county Ohln, DO
r0aSrd duly qualified AZ such executors Of said
docedcnt according w the laws OF the thld state
OF Ohio In which Stale lhu said Cnlyln " DoW
was d0inlclled al tho llmO Of his dpAtll gld III
iIAY or NOVEMBER. A, y. 1926, a. iht 1llloe Of
lAd "Ths lAlolo Iron Workgi H. the said Cliy
NJ Wheeling transfer UPON We books Oi SAID
iSfhe tAlBllo Iron works said bS .hltet Of Va
taplial stock standing In The name VI teil Calvin
u Doly 10 tho following PERSONS that u IN
lny.--
us shares 10 Harry L.. Dot6y
Ia shares 10 MARY n. LAggfielL
A shares 10 bradford H. Johnson,
VI shares 10 MARY Il lnhnloll, ........
iiOlIHMAR J. SINCLAIR,
HAIRY H. DOTEYt
Executors VI calvin u DOly deceased.
A ] CLlhkE. Altntlloy, hnI.th
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THE wlfo OF MIR u. Robinson, q
prominent iumbcrinan Of Hartwlrk, N.
", wna sick With tlirumatiHm for I'VE
monthB In speaking Of IT, MIR Robin.
EOn Rays! "Chnmborlnln'B Pain Balm
In tho only thing that gave her my
rcat from pnln For The relief Of pain il
cnnnOt be beat" Many very bad cases
NJ rheumatism have been cured by H..
For sale a t'g cents per bottle by 9. L,
Monkemoilcr. John Slurl, W. H. hague,
III a. stewart, H. II HUT i. Coleman,
a. n. Huhunlr, william Mchkcmcllrr, ]
q, lGholO. Wheeling. llOwlc a 90,
bridgeport, u. Il, Peabody & Son, Ben.
wood.
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Don't skip this paragraph because Il
Is small 1t is worth reading. for II
tells about The Pineola BalEam, a GER
tain remedy for cough, tickling in the
throat and the stopped up feeling In
the upper part OF the chest. a simple
cough may turn into something SER
ious II let alone. II ceases to vex you
and to keep you awake o'nlghts when
you have allayed the inflammation IN
your throat with ELY'S P1NEoLA
BAI,SAI. The druggists sell 1t foI
tVpnty.flyC cents.