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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28
The Tower,
JULIUS SYCLE & SONS,
Corner Second and Broad.
A General Clearing Sale at
Prices Beyond Belief.
Thousands OF Bargains Besides
These.

Mems Madras Shirts. solid colors, at
taChcd collars. al.
VIII sell 30 SIS Mexican Hammocks'
I5c
Fancy Figured Sicilians IN Black con-
s.icred cheap az jOC.-now 81 l-2c.
White Org9nd.e, imported, the zoe.
quality. now so.
An Il re. Dimities. organizes. and
PhsseS q SIC.
Shirt-Waists. old STYLES. 25c.
90 $50 Marse,iles White Spreads to be
sold ~ N.2j.
si3 Baby-Carriag. :. slightly soiled, for
s..
% Trunks TO be sold at $50; were
bought 10 be retailed at s..
\ good rain Umbrella for zoe.
800 yards Of Navy Blue pmities. sold
at 20c a yard-rIn them at lie.
Every piece OF Organdie that sOln at
l. l-2c.--run them at Sc.
Perfumery that sold At 19c. an ounce,
now &c.
Best imported Bay Rum. large bottle,
100.
20 Turkcy-Re1 Table-Cloths. con-
sidered a bargain at $50: now 81.
See window display Of White Goods.
Visit Ladies' Underwear Department
marked every piece down 20 par cent.
1000 yards Of remnants OF Mating TO
be sold at a great sacrifice, s. g. H.,
u u, and lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28
MUSLIN CNDERWEAR.

A great many left from window
and store decorations from the great
sale this week. Bargains for you.
Just a little soiled.
- pairs Ladies Muslin Drawers. slightly
soiled. wide hem and tucks. u lie. a
pair-25c. value
81 LADIES WHITE LAWN SHIRT
WAISTS. slightly soilcd. They are
hox-plaited back and front. turnover
collar and cuffs. finished in emhr0id-
cry. 25c. each: were GO 10 sec. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

IL is reported that the Brazilian in
surgents under Admiral Da Cana were
recently defeated by government troops
and that Da Cana finding himself over
powered committed suicide. me DEAD
leader was descended from the Portuguese
family whose most i.lustrious member
was the famous Nasco Da Cana. He vas
always a strong monarchist. was one o..
the ablest of Brazil's naval officers. ard
was held in the highest esteem b. Dom
Pedro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

Campbell may run now for Governor
OF Ohio. 1t is said. the recent committee
meeting at Columbus having shown
among other things a complete recon
citation between the Campbell and Brlce
wings of the State Democracy, 50 that
these wings VIII flap together in the
next campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

The new British Ministry. SO far as
formed, is about the most mixed that
has been known since the days of the
coalition of the Wings and the Peelites
Salisbury seems to have set out 10 utilize
all the most formidable Liberal kicker ma
terial ne could find
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

Hardn's personal popularity and the
prestige Of his family name are the ex-
PLANTATION OF a free-sllver nominee for
Governor in Kentucky on Sound
money" and administration platform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

The mighty PIN. tennis champion of
England and ireland. has lost his first
match against an American player. Clar-
ence Hobart being the man 10 whom he
has had to lower his colors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28
REMNANTS OF TABLE DAMASK,

.. > SIS, and 3 yards Ions Pure Linen,
Sc. q yard.
Lots of finer remnants ~ DImask.
FIVE WHITE CROQI TT sPHEA DS.
little soiled, csc. value. J0c. to-day.
remnants Of stair Lin n. with iancy
border. 4 H. TO 9-yard lengths, Sc.
yard.
n laree Notwithstanding Bath Towels.
2txii inches. Sc. each
q GINGHAM APRONS, large size,
fancy borders. Sc. each.
Il White Lawn Aprons. wide hem
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28
HOSIERY.

If you're a bargain hunter visit
the Hosiery Department to-day and
get your reward.
We have thrown out thousands
OF short lengths and balances Of
large lots TO sell at price, and no
hereafter about them. End Of
the season closing prices.
pic. Imported Lace stripe Dimltes.
. lie.
l21-2c. Duchess Jaconets. 22-inch width.
hundreds OF pieces % close AT lie.
a yard.
&c. Ribbon Corded Organizes for 10.
Solid-Biack CIsandics. lie. quality for
8 lie.
- PIsses. newest designs. enough 70
make dresses IN a number OF pieces,
y l-ic.
DC. Bleached Cotton remnants for c lac.
l. IL and Joe. Dress Ginghams. &C. u
yard.
Remnants Of Shifting Prints 2 lie.
Remnants OF To- Percalcs. &C.
Remnants OF Dress Ducking, 10 and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

As We lave had occasion to remark be-
fore. General Malone may be lying low.
like Brer Rabbit, but 1t will not do 10 dis
regard him wholly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28
Miller
The Ending
Of the
Month OF June!

The last week In June
closes with many elegant
surprises for You. There,
a general comningiing Of
uncommonly large value.
and the very smallest q
small prices. The Assem-.
blage is vast.
Keep an eye upon our
daily news-you'lI find !,
Interesting and profitable.
tno.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

Rosebery Is ruled on tae political course:
but he Is still at liberty 10 win as many
Derbies Gs possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

Police politics seem to be like other
sorts In their uncertainty.
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situation. (25 words or less).

Above rates are for everyday or au-
vertlsements running consecutivey'
Reading notices In reading matter ype'
five lines or less. 81: in nonpariei leaaso'
ljc.
Card OF rates for more space furnished
on annlIcation
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IiIIiI,(D\S.

Lo@Amonn & 50.
Cor. Fourth and Broad Streets.
le2s-lt
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All letters and kilograms must be ad-
dressed TO THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected Communications will not be re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28
THE COHEN co

rot-R FIFTY. CENT WATER Pitcners'
slightly imperfect, at TEN Ger >.
TWO LARGE Berry Bowls, oeeh ~
at FIVE CENTS: o,,dc
MA fsT sra, da B9nsa.51 raised de,
sign. TWENTY-FIVE CENIS, ins'ea"
THREE GENUINE cut;Neek ~, Water,
Hotties, French. $50 vaiue' NJ
TWENTY FIVE CENTS. 80,
Two CENTS. 90. ,..,,o
at TWO CENTS , r.,,ors
FIFTEEN FINE WiHE oa nsG Sauiokiy
at FIFTEEN CENTS. . ,,., ~
SEVEN or THOSE EVER-PoPCLAR
Water Tumb.ers. strawn. .iy, didihohu'
and fan-cut, AT Two Ctr. -, no.i,
and stopper Grecian star engratiuE:
regular $3.50 decanter' AT ONE
\ Relish Dishes. been l5c. at &c.
TWO FRUIT COMFORTS, always Deeh
6jc.. at TWENTY CENTS.
2 Finest French Glass Fruit Comport9'
slightly imperfect. r.cnly engraved
at'TWt.NTY FIVE: cENTs-from g
6 Table Sets tDutter dish. spoon-no,aer,
sugar dish, and cream pitc,rn.e,il peat
nottern. 10 close-TEN CENTS Sci.
8 S5c. Celery Stands at Jc.
! Carlsbad China Game SET, hotal aug
game decoration, gen ilne emma -
pieces-haye retailed Al b@)-uo"
TWO DOLLARS.
REAL CHINA Tea Set. maEniicrntlE
Decorated. exquisitely snapea, -
pieces. Several pieces short Dhlthh
DOLLARS AND \ HALE. instead
: cracker Jars. embossed regular sizes.
10 close FIFTEEN CENTS.
| Fancy Decorated Dish, signify I'M
perfect az 50c.-bccn - -.
REAL CHINA lce-Credm set, saN.
GERS short. an actual 81 set for ONE
DOl LAR M
TWO COVERED Soup Tureens. magniu-
GENTLY decorated. $3.50 goods 10 cio-e
at FIFTY CENTS
FOURTEEN LARGE MEAT DlSuEs,
oval shane. been 35c.. a. TEN ti.N Is.
NINE FIPF-PROOF Baking Bowls "a
3jc article. a. l0c.
FOUR DOZEN NEW-SitAPE Tea cups
and Saucers regular Si-5 ner Dozen
goods. slightly imperfect. 20 A.
THREE CENTS EACH.
FU'l-Size Dinner Plates. VT, 81 dozen.
now g.. each
FIVE BREAKFAST PLATEs. w re 6ic.
dozen. now lc. each.
II SoJp Plates. 30. each, Instead Of 81
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WE OFFLH

WE OFILH
PURE iIsSEED OIL,
LEWls's WHITE LEAD.
WESINORELAND WHITE LEAD,
ana d fua line ~ Co.0rs. brls1.,, -.r.
Tor paintn. MINED PAINTS. rtiA. .
cards Turn .-ue4 ol apDi. clflUn. 90 81"
only the best quality az ,h.ss g11i
PU2CErf. LADD g. 'l.
nhfs whoiesaie Drugs.sia
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ORNAMENTS.

Genuine Tir'tz WAGE at s.. from S.-
/ Fine Se.i Ornament. cNquisitrlr
shaped SD inYenI Of <i'f
ONE FINE DRESDEN Ornament.
worth 49, slightly damaged. az FIVE
DOLLARS
THREE Fi.lE SILICON Art Vases. n
inches high regular 50 vases. .
FIFTY CENTS
ARM RATTAN ROCKERS. THE
GREAT N.15 CHAIR SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED ~ TRANSiT-AT ONE
DOLLAR.
OAK Rocker. cob6icr leather scat.
finely finished. SLID
ONE EXTRA FINE Ladies' oak
Rocker. D1ther-leather scat. a SO
value for <iJ0
Kitchen Sglt-B0Nes tas are). t. each.
: Smoothly rciisaeI Poiatoe-Mashers at
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NuSiirY
Underwear Sale.

Must be ? -cesSn f0ri'. Every ma,
tho sales ptoge soe busy affa Is.,'.
moro coiiJs 20 .iSR tom Ifh .rf.,s
a:1, when u didnt ttsc -0 u... .r...,
% ag.tunt 20 dOils. Ri.hro.. .
mn ecsnowleige our supremacy .. .....
sing keady-Aa4e ru1ars..r. 40
they're glad rs 50 for home We. ..
fr..eusf
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Substantial June Reduction
SEASONABLE GOODS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

BOYS HITE FAUNTLEROI
WAISTS. Striped. Pink. and Blue Collar
and Cufffs-alsO frill down the front
sizes 3 to 5 yeafs-aways sell for 59c.;
reduced now TO 30c.
Finer grades reduced to 30. 70, Csc, and
sl2j. The prices were 15c. and g.
LADIES WAISTS. full sleeve, laun-
dered collar and cuffs. sold everywhere
for 50c.: special-salc price. Csc.
SILkOLINE WAISTS. blouse front.
exact counterpart I'm style Of the g waist,
special-sala price, $i25
TAN STRIPED DUCK BLAZER SUIT,
skirt full. large sleeves, made 10 sell for
$50. our price. CSC.
WHITE DUCK BLAZER SUITS. the
Sl.9S grade; special-sale price. 500.
HOUSE WRAPPERS. stripes and
checks. all colors and sizes former price
75c.; special-sale price. SOC.
STRIPED GINGHAM WRAPPER, the
csc. quality; special-sale price &c.
The $50 LACE-TRIMMED LAWN
WRAPPER, in Pink, Heliotrope, and
Light Blue. reduced TO HSS
Only twelve Ready-Made CLOTH AND
SERGE SUITS !eft-colors. Tan. Navy
and Black. Your pick at one fourth or
former price-the ;l2 suits, 81; the $50
suit. 500, etc.
All New, Up-to-Date. Stylish Suits.
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The Great
Ribbon Exhibit.

Inc evolution, literally unf1Hrs .r.
folding Of KpD1rs goes 1n u.l. r.-.
NY. h. prices are larlI.h ..
Lon nrcer are ai.fNG. nerc f... ...
ItL'IS. Absurd. fifIrgi0.. 1......
Nnt orr, o. FOurs % rel.0r t .....
iacts only B,oin NJ an org r4...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 2jc.
value. Sc. each.
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
REMNANTS would take this whole
page to mention. There never were
such values as these ever heard OF
before.
S-inch Point De Ireland lace, Butter
Color, &c. a yard.
Real Linen Hand Torchon. 1c q yard.
!, ., and Sc. for remnants of Fine Ein-
brOidery.
todd suitsJ-lOts of them here-one haf
price for all remnants OF this kind.
MEMS DEPARTMENT
- Gentlemen's Negligee Shirts, %, 20,
and SJc duality-45c. each
Mems Wool Bathing Suits. s. value
1jc. each.
white Unaundered Shirts. slightly
soled, 23c. each.
dozen J0c. Pin-Dot Windsor Ties, l5c.
each.
Is SoiIed Negligee Shirts. several sizes.
full Numbered. 81 l-2c. each.
10 pairs Mems EXtra-StrOng Elastic
Wire Buckle Suspenders, &c. pair
lot Of Ladies' SILK Trilby Ties ljc..
instead Of 35c.
SILK REMNANTS
D. TO 9-yard Black China silk remnants,
DC a yard
SOC Fancy Wash-snk remnants. l5c.
yard-best of designs.
3 to 6 l-2-yard-lengths of Colored En-
brodered Taftetas BE. a yard-l5c.
value.
remnant. Yards, Black Jersey Web
silk Gjc.-sl.?5 value.
DC A yard.
Hundred more we can't mention
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

UPTOWN OFFICE. 1873 EAST BROAD
STREET. .cr
WEsT-END OFFICE. PARK-PLAcE
PHARMACY. Belvidere and Main streets
MANCHESTER OFFICE. l2os HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

WHITE AND COLORED DUCK
SUITS, would be good value for $780,
only $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

Clearing up Null Caps and Bonnets-
Cfildren's Corded Lace caps re.
French Corded Cap. fine ruche and pom
pom. fine sheer. reduced 10 pc.
Embroidered Caps, the SOC. grade now
2gc
Large Dotted Swiss Bonneis. sold quick
ly at 6sc. clearing-up price. PC.
Large Cape-Back Corded Bonnet, the
49c grade, now 2jc
Fine Dotted Swiss and Embroidered
Front Large Bonnet. Toe. grade. now SOC
Six styles Large embroidered Bonnets
nobby. style, sold for CSC. 81. and 81 .2j.
now 20 and SSc.
The Sl.9j Fine French Design Bonnet in
fine embroidery. now $50
The fine styles I'm Large Embroidered
and Lace-Trimmed Bonnets which have
sold all along at 80. now reduced to 81.
RIBBONS.
100 pieces Corded-Edge Taffeta Ribbon
Light Blue. Cream. White. Pink. Nile
and Heliotrope. 3 - inches w!de-goes
on sale tO-day-price l0c.
SILK Dresden Ribbon for dress pur-
poscs-No. Co. beautiful design, delicate
shades. just such ribbons as will cost
zoe. else where-special-sal price 29c
See the values we are showing to-day in
Fancy Ribbon at 2jc.-they're dirt cheap
at Csc.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH Is delivered to
subscribers at FIFTEEN CENTS per
weex. payable to the carrier weekly.
Mailed al IS per annum: = for six
months: $50 for three months; Zoe. for
one month.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per
annum.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at $50 per
nrnum. or &c. for six months.
Subscriptions In all cases payable In ad-
vance. and no paper continued after the
expiration OF the time paid for Seno
post office ey-order. check. or regis.
tered letter. Currency sent by mall VIII
lie at the risk OF the sender. Subscribers
wishing their post-ofhce changed must
give their old as well as their new post
Cffice Samule COPIES free.
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HANDKERCHIEF REMNANTS

are here IN pr0luSlon.
% Mems Tape Bordered Hemmed Hand
kerchiefs Tor Sc each.
lC Ladies' All-Iinen 'ScallOpei and
Notwithstanding Handkerchiefs. sc.
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Ge i9-W,FSsu)

Beautiful SILK BOWS. TICKS. AND
|FOUR-lN-HANDS. Black and White and
Light shades. 25c.
e5c. SUSPENpERs. isc.
soc. SUSPENDERS. Size
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

made of the best grade Of White Cotton
Duck. and are considered great value at
s.75 apiece. we are Offering at sll5.
800 DUCK SUITS In Blue. Tan,
Black and White. and Light shades, re-
duced TO S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-28

in our house within the next sixty days,
and in order 10 DO TINS have marked
them
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1879 east Hain 80. aai 30 east Broad '
le -f-NdsN
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-27
Visits 4 Live City.

Sank Centre Avalanche: +. E.
Barnum,, wife and baby, spent Sun
day last at Little Falls the guests OF
r. W. Mann's family. Frank re-
ports a very pleasant time. and says
that Mr.. Mann ia most comfortably
situated. During their brief visit
they were shown through the paper
and saw mills, both of which places
are well worth visiting. The paper
mill turns out Il fine grade OF print
paper made from pine or poplar
wood, and it is very interesting to
20 through the plant and watch the
various processes employed from the
time the wood enters the machinery
until it energies into piece of pure
white print paper. The saw mill is
also place of much interest, mas
much as from the time the logs
leave the river and ascend the chute
to the saws. they are handled by
machinery until they are drawn to
the yard for piling. Even the load
ing and unloading OF the wagons is
performed by machinery. Little
Falls has grown considerably in the
past year, and as brick Is cheap and
plenty at that place, a large per cent
of the buildings now in course Of
cree ton are built of that material.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-27
NO CITY BONDS.
Little Falls Has Over 5000
Population, SO Can't
Act Under the
Law.
Attorneys for Bond Buyers
Find Positive Objec-
lions to the Pro-
posed Issue.

1t will not occasion much surprise
in Litele Falls to learn that this city
cannot Issue bonds under a law that
related only to cities OF 5000 popnla-
ton or less. The state census has
demonstrated that we have over o.
600 people, and therefore cannot act
under the law. Sucn is the positive
opinion OF the Chicago attorneys,
who have looked up the law ON the
matter, and II the buyers follow
their advice they will not take the
bonds, nor is it probable that the
city will make any further attempt
to negotiate bonds under that law,
as no one wishes the issuance OF
bonds about which there can be any
question. The city clerk was today
given a letter from the Chicago buy
ers indicating that they could pro
coed no further under the past nego-
tia tions, but inquiring il there was
not some other law under which
funding bonds could he legally is
sued. :
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-27
BURGLARY RTRoYKLToN
III. Ruosel'o Store and l.. J.
Daooow'0 Saloon Burglar
lied Saturday Night.

Burglars entered j. H. Russel's
store Saturday night and made
away with 60 cents in silver, q gold
wa tch, a box of gloves and some
silk handkerchiefs, in all about $50
worth. says the Royalton Banner
Entrance was effected through Il
window on the south side of the
building. The screen was pried OF
with an axe procured for the pur-
pose at McNally's hand-car house.
A pane of glass in the lower sash
was broken some time ago and
through this the burglar managed
to get into the store. first, however,
carefully removing all the glass. The
back door was then unbOlted. az
fording him Il convenient exit in case
he was discovered. RObt. Flint
sleeps in Il little bed room parti-
toned off from the main room. but
the work was 50 carefully and sue
cessfully done that he was not
awakened, although his room was
entered, his clothes ritled and u gold
watch taken which was lying on a
stand at the head of the bed.
l.. J. DassOw's saloon was entered
the same night. likely by the same
party or parties, the back door be-
ing forced open. Two dollars in
change was taken from the till, be-
sides a box of crackers and few
cigars from a shelf near by.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-27
Odd Mention,

At the Minnesota state experiment
station and on farms in the vicinity the
practical method Of Kidding farms OF
grasshoppers is known as the chopper
doser.'
Until the present season chinch bugs
have been unknown in Ohio.
Nebraska will produce this year the
largest yield OF grain in its history.
The Western Rural says that sheep
IRE the most popular and little bit
the most profitable stock in Montana.
Fruit is abundant in Illinois.
More cattle will be fed in Nebraska
this year than ever before.
Corn and potatoes promise good crops
in Wisconsin.
The best remedy for lice on hogs or
other stock is Dalmatian or Persian in
sect powder, or California insect pow
der, as it is sometimes called.
At the Arkansas station the Spanish
variety is the peanut preferred as a
food for swine.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-27
sTHRT MONDAY.
The Interstate Milling Co. VIII
Started Their Royalton
Mill Monday.

The Royalton: -four mill started
ON Monday after several months
idleEess. 1t il now owned by the
Interstate Milling company, of this
city, and will be run under their di.
rection. Fred Hyde, who was EN-.
ployed in the Little Falls mill for u
long time, il head miller. DR..
&. r. Putney ia bColl-keeper
and have local charge of the bust
ness. Mark Murphy, who has been
wheat buyer at Royalton for years,
continues with the new manage
ment in the same capacity. The
mill has not run much since extern
sive Improvements were made last
year, and it's capacity is mach
greater than before.
The Interstate people have also
secured control of the elevator at
Rices, and will purchase the most Of
the wheat laised in the territory
tributary to their mills.
At ROyaltOn they Will make q
speciality Of manufacturing feed, as
the mill is supplied with good facil-
tiles for that business. The unusu-
ally good crops of corn and oats in
Morrison county will result in shut
ting down river feed mills out Of this
market. Being nearer the up-river
market than the Minneapolis mills,
it is also expected that the Inter-
state company can capture large
part of the lumber camp trade this
winter.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-27
Quite a Farm.

Hillsboro, N. D., Banner: A. r.
Dalyrimple just now has something
of a job on his hands. He is super
intending harvesting and threshing
10000 acres OF land. 1t takes lOl
binders to cut the grain on this i'm.
mense plantation, and those ma
chimes dispose of LOO acres daily.
OF this large acreage, 100 is barley,
1,4OO is oats, 800 corn and IS flax,
while the balance is wheat. Wonder
what Eastern farmers would think
of that little Job.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-27

The entertainment at the MethO.
dist church Tuesday evening, at
which Mr.. Rice, the viOlinst, APP
peared, was one Of the musical
treats of the season. Mr.. Rice is a
violinist of rare merit and surprised
and delighted those present. The
work of the local talent was most
excellent and as a whole the enter
tainment has been excelled by few
in Fergus Falls.-Fergus Falls
journal. At Gross opera house Oct.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-09-27
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul.

Is the only railroad running electric lighted
steam heated. solid vestisuled trains from st
Paul and Minneapolis to Milwaukee an
Chicago.
Five handsome passenger trains leave st.
Paul Union depot each day running through
Chicago via this line.
1t is the pioneer road in the northwest.
It's train service and general equipment is uu
excelled.
1t is the only railway using the famous
trio berth reading lamps In it's seepers. the most
celebrated OF the modern passenger train COD
veniences.
The latest private compartment cars. library
buffet smoking cars and free reclining chair car
are run daily from St. Paul and Minneapolis iC
Milwaukee and Chicago.
It's fine ''eeotr1c lighted limiting leaving ST.
Paul at $40 every evening and arriving in
Chicago at $50 the following morning is not
surpassed by any passenger train in Amsrica.
Apply to your ZONE ticket agent for full III
formation and the lowest rates and ask for tick
cts reading via, 1.-The Milwaukee, beyond St
Paul. 1t ia the United States Government'sof
fetal fast mai! line.
J. T. CONLEY,
Asst. Ger,l Pas. Agent
- PAM. MINI