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The Lamar register., 1895-03-23

Philadelphia. March 16.-The first
step toward the emigration Of the col
ored people from the southern states to
Liberia was taken to-day by the depar-
ture from this port for Savannah Of
the Danish steamer Horsa- under Cap
tain Henry Wiburg. At Savannah the
boat viii take aboard 200 passengers,
who expect to make their homes in the
African republic. The international
Emigration Society is back OF the move
ment
The Lamar register., 1895-03-23

Cincinnati. March 1S.-tSpeciaD-Th
resolution to isolate consumptives at
the pest house, came before the hospi'
tai trustees yesterday. \ protest from
DR. Amick was read. Two hospital
doctors persisted that consumptives be
sent to the smallpox pest house. Mayor
Caldwell and another trustee opposed
the removal BY unanimous consent
the resolution was tabled indefinitely
never to be resurrected Mayor Cald
well suggested use Of Amick treatment
at the hospital Definite action was
deferred. This victory won. DIR. Amick
will battle for consumptives every
where. He is mailing free. copies oil
his victory and the Amick consumption
records, to physicians and consump,
tives who write him.
The Lamar register., 1895-03-23

Hall Game is Manxman himself,
and hence. probably, the great success
OF his novel bearing that name. He is
about forty-hve years old. Photo
graphs indicate that he looks like
Shakespeare and in the forehead this
resemblance is striking. He is nerv-
Gus. and as he does some OF his best
work after midnight it tells on his
health. His present ambition is 10
write life OF Christ
The Lamar register., 1895-03-23

a friend OF mine has a little boy
who has just reached the age where
he is interesting. The other after
noon he was found sitting on the steps
OF the veranda looking very much
downcast. and his mother asked him
what the trouble was
Wen have to move away from
here he said
'.Why?" asked his mother.
''Oh. I've done up every kid in the
block and there amt any more fun
here
The Lamar register., 1895-03-23

a. mn ~aEfa $50 rnftrS ea- AZ va ~
srNT a. - sH.Lt otFya for sort III y
eEElgtH isrsEt,f, a-rn1ofof Co.. 49,
The Lamar register., 1895-03-23

One hundred and twelve designs
have been submitted for the buildings
and grounds of the Paris exposition in
1900. and the competitors have
already chosen the ten elective mem
bers who, with twenty-one persons APP
pointed by the government, will join
the jury to judge the plans.
The Lamar register., 1895-03-23

The Poetic the intellectual man
there is a solace even in poverty.
Tne Space Man-You think so2
The P.-Yes. The fact that he is
without food for his body gives him
food for thought.
The Lamar register., 1895-03-23
FaIss.

What was that heard you sing
ing last night?n asked the wardrobe.
''Her Golden Hair was Han cling
Down My Back replied the chair,
and the fire went out for air.
The Lamar register., 1895-03-23

"And papa, what did grandfather
do for his country2n
Nothing whatever. my son. He
was member Of congress-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
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VA / MAGAZINE
IN 1895.
IN 1896.

The simpletons. q new novel by. THOMAS
HARDY will begin in the December number. 1894,
and continue to November. 1885, Whoever may
be ones favorite among English novelists. 1t
will be conceded by all critics that Thomas H ardy
stands foremost as a master artist In fiction an0
the Simplet ons may be expected to arouse en-
thusinsm not inferior in degree to that which has
marked Triby--the most successful story of the
year Another leading feature will be the Pers'i'l
Rec. Elections OF Joan OF Arc, by the Sieur Louis
de Conte. her page and 2ecretary. under which
puis, the most popular ofliving American mag
azine writer's will present the story OF the Mad
OF Orleans. In the January number will aEp' ar
II profusely illustrated paper on Charleston qua
Caroinns. the first Of Il series of Sonthrrnl itIs
Northern Africa is attracting more atten,i"r
than at any other time since il WAS the srfi Of
CT. pires. The next volume Of Harpcrs MnHH2 70
will coutnin four Illustrated articles on his
region, and three of them will deph'it the PR sent
life there Julian Ralph VIII lreFrre for the
Magazine n series Of eight stories, depicting Typ
zeal phases OF Chinese life and manners. r. sides
the long stories tn re will berin in the Jannnry
number the first chapters OF a threc-pnrt novel
cite. by Richard Harding Davir-the l"n9fs'
", rk vet attempted by this writer. Complete
short stories by popular writer's will continue |"
be Il feature OF this magazine.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
Harper's Weekly of Januar

Harper's Weekly Of January 70,
1895, will contain an article by
Fl ,enry LOOMS Nelson on the
''Personnel of the Navy, advocat-
ing promotion from the lowest
grade to the rank of captain by
selection, apropos of the bill: for
Reorganization. Frederick Rem.
inyton has written and illustrated
an article On the policing Of the
Yellowstone Park, which will ap.
pear in the same number. Mr..
Remington's article is spirited
and interesting account of trip
through the park taken by the
author in company with Captain
Anderson, the superintendent
Another notew worthy paper is that
by Jacob Riis, author of How the
Other Half Livc,' who gives a
synopsis Of the report Of the Tene.
ment House Commission, illus
trated by diagrams showing the
development of the tenement
house, from the lowest to the
highest grade that is hol ed for.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11

Hypnotism is liable to play a
part III the trial Of Blixt, Of Min
neapolis, who is accused of the
murder of Catherine Cling, Of that
city. Prof. Herbert L. Flint, the
Chicago hypnotist, recently visited
Blixt in his cell and says thn fell
low has. practically no mind and
could-b be easily controlled when
under the influence Of liquor. 1t
is thought that Blixt will set up
the defense that, he was .hypno.
tised by Harry Hayward when he
committed the crime. The proper
thing for Bill Erwin. to- do is to
find out who hypnotised Harry
Hayward.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
"A
Good
EH s1E,
The Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul

Is the only rai'rond run, ins electric lighted
steam heated, solid vestihnlrd trains from St
Paul and Minneapolis to Milwaukee and
Chicago.
Five handsome passenger trains leave St.
. Paul Union depot each day running through to
Chicago via this line.
81 liz ia the pioneer road in the northwest
Its train service and general equipment Is I'M
excelled.
1t is the only railway usng the famous cleo
trc berth reading lamps in its sleepars, the most
celebrated OF the modern passenger train con-
veniences.
r The latest private compartment cars. library
buffet smokinE cars and free reclining chair cars
are run daily from st, Paul and Minneapolis TO
Milwaukee and Chicago.
{ It's fine electric lighted limiting" leaving St
Paul ut $40 every evening and arriving in
Chicago Mt $50 the following morning Is not
surpassed by any passenger train in America
Apply to your home ticket agent for full in
formation and the lowest ties and ask for tick.
cts reading via, 1.-The Milwaukee, beyond St
paul 1t is the United States Government'sof-
ncial fast mail line.
-. 1T CoHLEY,
Asst. Genl Pass. Agent,
49, St. Paul, MINI.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
IN THE WHEELING WORLD.

Leopold Godowsky, the pianist, is dov.
otee of wheeling.
The celebrated French cyclist, Max lie.
baudy, is a millionaire. 49,
Verheyan, The German professional, ex.
poets to return to this country next spring.
Cycling has become tho chief outdoor
exercise of the young ladies at Vassar col
lcge.
The Century Road club will not accept
John S. Johnson's fast records made al
Buffalo. +
Della Fox says that cyling does not
agree with her, as it compels her to drink
beer too frequently. -.
The racing men Of Paris are forming q
union for their protection against proprie'
tors Of cycle tracks. yss q. .-.g., ...y.. .%U
John s. Johnson, is now in his twenty
third year and weighs 1855 pounds. He
was born In Sweden. f@5Fs%5.
F. j. Titus, the crack rider of the Riv-
erside club, intends to conflne himself to
long distance races next season.
Great things are expected of Nat Butler
next season. The Boston critics say he
will not be far from the top of the class B
heap. g.,
81, Chairman Raymond of the L. A. w. rae
ing board says that under no circumstances
will he accep a nomination for the presi-
dency Of the league. IT,. - u; @a5;yg:
John, S. Johnson, Tyler, Ziegler, Dim
berger, Bliss, Porter, Brown, Windle,
Bald, Allen, Baker and E.. G. johnson
have all ridden mile in less than two
minutes. - ... .....,.,...
"A racing ostrich, with stride Of ii feet
snd speed Of % miles an hour, is among
the possessions Of, Gottlieb Won. Klacken-
burg OF South Africa. Mr.. Klackenburg
believes that his bird can defeat any cyclist
on the dark continent in 20 mile race
and desires to make a match for the nomi-
nal stake Of $40, 900 side.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
fgAR Ws,rM POPULAR
i ss srSa ,Al;TtiDxS. 4s4 5&H

" Neaia " all thu most popular sau-
lth0rs' Sem TO have ben draw,
upon BY the editor tof The had, S
Home Journal 10 iiisu,e for his
readers a particularly interfering
year du.i, e 1885. Jefolat K. J~r-
ONE, for exsmpl, VII >u,,n.t his
.'o] OF an idle Fellow fl, III
b netit Of Am RI ~ giIl> - Il
women III, a sl<.sieS of Ariel S; B t.
II 1T, will have 4 neW love sac y,
wlllje Frank Il. Stockton has
given she Juusnl Tot less tkan
thr e Of BIS, quaintes' and rtro; It
short ia es; Mrs. Bu.to Harri> on
will W * OH &.o.l.cl }:eI,.rtn Ut
and uang S Of good soc ETY., wh''c
Nj, $. A. d. I. Whltnyy is to " ri,e
to girls on marriage a ID d s. ;
Mad;. nae No dica Ind ] ssie Bart
tt Davis VIII tell Of h. ca of
til, voice; Nj. How~lls will CO..
iinue his successful iite.a.y au4o.
biography; Dr.. Park hurst, The
+. nous New York r:each Y, will
write his Fl, ST. S, i of 4; .ticles tor
womej1 Oh the qu.:>Tlo s of the
Ivy wh5ch won'tn a:e ihlski, g
about Edward Bel)amy will add q
chapter to his "L,oling Back
~ard'; Eugehs Fi>]d, Bill Nye.
John Kendrick B. Is and Rob TT
J. Bur(e;r VIII supply tn hume. !;
Co!.a Doyle will give his views
Of "ih. Lit .~sy Sd. Of Amcs-
ca; Franc Hodgson Bur tt,
lie latr Jan Austin, Ju'i:: Magru-
4 and Elijah III Bethany will
"pyly noy, lett $; Kate G IN
way is to d.aw h>.r qusi little
.o,s OF wom>n for ihr Fl st time
;.or Il M. gazi'.,, Will P lm,r Cox
VIII supply some new ''Bcwnies';
unique q t;clv on M ~. Shak"-
>pr"r - VIII pes nj all that is
Aucwn of Shskespcar, swlf MAR
rel Drland, Sal all 0. e Jewett
and Mrs. Burton Harrison will
discuss "When Lady: Whe':
Woman -when tho>,. terms
should be used; f. S. Martin is
going to tell "WheD, Was tn,
Garden Of Eden?'; r g1nald DIX
koven has give, his ew So G,
while othvr famous composers will
also b. repr, $ nted by so; g,
nlarch.s and wa]tzes. And In this
representative ; MANNER, The
Ladies Home Journal will really
cover every interesting phase Of
contemporary life,-esptcia]]y that
of woran. The magazine viii!
indeed be worth having during
the new year.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
.rsCscjsAPAsc 'SRtViTtsa

lGSssss. ASS llg.Svs. Iap " q Csa-
LIN Il ss4aisrvs - E1eSn. S Nh ne
,..Ths ittst saowia twoiyissiItssfttl Il
:. Mobile, ssday.t sfss
10. Vincent Coan WIS iaauaurSted
isov4fnor of ConnSd icut Wednesday,.
for 81, u tst timS ia is yssfs CIV; bsn.
I sion Gmcs u Ip 70 date with lts work
shsil exploded II ans ARTILLERY dr.l
Sc Iurin, killing Two gunners and in
turin9 others. d. wv ~. IA. ..S
. Groenbrisr boom, at Roucoyerte. ".
va. broke, and Il, 900, 600 feet 81 lumber
went with the cnrrent.
Mrs, Thomas T. Holloway. VIE 81 a
1promin9nt kwyer Of Dallas, Tex, sui
cided by shooting herself.
Henry s. Burr a. Co., one 81 tue
largest " Wholesale and relan millinery
stores ID Boston, has assigned.
The Argentine province OF Tucuman
produced 10000, 900 hllos OF sugar and
10, 900, 900 litres of alcohol last year.
:. DR.. John Newton Waddell, one Il of
the most prominent educators and
theologians in the South, died at Blrm-
ingham, Ala, aged So. ~. .
!; Ivy, Bobo, colored, was hanged at
Friars Point, Miss, for the. brutal
murder of his wife. Bob0 made q full
confession on the gallows.
Delegates from 20 ,en southern states
are present at the convention OF the
Cotton Growers Protective association,
in session at Jackson, Miss. ~
=. Serious foundations have occurred in
the province of Mendoza, Argent ne
Republic. Twenty lives and e4O0, 900
worth Of property have been lost:
-, In the last "a hour. 10 deaths from
grippe have, been reported. in New
York city. The health officers admit
that the disease has become epidemic
A flying column Of the War stan
expedition surprised he rebai Waziri s
at Jandula. The enemy was surrounded
and 5000 head Of cattle were captured.
p. Ii. Mclaughlin, prominent
board Of trade speculator, dropped dead
in La Sale street. Chicago. Heart dis
ease is supposed to have caused his
death. III i"
FIRE at Union City, Pa, destroyed
an entire block Of buildings in the
heart of the city. The los cannot be
ascertained, but it will exceed the in
surance by $50, 900.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
& al,f,TT..s..s,y az: 81 MI s.a.tl fs,.
'l:EGIBIA.Il...lI.UR lE.
.piiis- lnnoducod Providing For
!. -:>' Destruction u Rus
! ~.,;E$ sian Ttistles. by" a., =.
PUNISHMENT PROVIDED FOR.
Text of Resolutions Adopted
by the State Alliance
Convention.

q ST. PAUL. Jan. 10.-Ramsey connty gos
the first bill before the senate, by Senator
Ozmun, amending the military code 80 as
to establish two battalions of five com"
panies and two majors, term Of service
three years or more, and state troops TO oe
supplied with uniforms by the state. and
carrying an appropriation of $1,000 for
the purpose. .%
Senator Sevatson handed up bill to
provide for the destruction of Russian
thistles and other noxious weeds. Senator
Miller introduced similar measure. Both
provide fine for farmers and road over
seers who do not keep their farms and the
roads clear of these pests. .......,...... :.
By Senator Roverud-Bill to provide for
the appointment of deputy village clerks
and recorders. 49,, .,y,-,r..,,, :
By Senator Stevens Bill to amend state
constitution authorizing taxation OF sleep
Ing cars operated by companies or owners
BY Senator Wyman-Primary election
law, applying the Australian ballot law
80 far as practicable, to the primary cleo
lions. .,,.i5,. +,> a.-.n;
BY Senator Allen-Bill to tax railway
lands not used as rights of way or gravel
pits, side tracks, depots and all buildings
and structures necessarily used. This
does not disturb the law taxing gross
earnings.
The election of Senator John H. Smith
of Detroit was contested by ex-senator
Probstfeld, notice of contest being read.
The house did little of importance. Pa
pers in the Furlong contest are on file I'M
til the committee on elections is named.
The mileage allowance is Is cents per
ale for one round trip.
Jan. Is or Is may be the date for the SEN
at orial caucus This will be week in ad-
vance OF the statutory election day, and
earlier than it was held two years ago. 1t
Is conceded that there will be a caucus.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
Yvette Guilbert's Methods.

A writer in the London miracle, speak
Ing OF Yvette Guilbert, gays: Tho lady
method of expression is most potent, as is
made obvious by the fact that she employs
only one costume during the whole of her
expert cnts Those Of our native singers
who arc compelled to turn catherine
wheels, negotiate splits and other aero
batic daintics to gid the pills they submit
should make point of noting how Mile.
Guilbert makes her effects. The secret Of
the singers sue cess is due to tho absence
of anything Like effort in her method. She
doesn't romp about the stage or give way
to violence in any shape. Her singing IS
not supplemented by hornpire nor viii:
any great amount of s, sture-thou;,h
what there is of the latter is of a convince
ing nature that wins hands down--yut
this artist, who could, fer t!;o matter IF
that, si:s the whole Of her five songs ii a
sentry box, carns Il weekly salary that
may be said to 10 prolligious.'
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11

A Washington special says that
the D moe. ats have plan for re.
Loving the United States treasury.
1t is to b. hoped that it will not
b., any quicker than the method
now in use, as their celebrity in re-
Eeving the treasury Of funds is
what has paralyzed the people
since that party has been in
power.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
The St. Paul Globe gets right up
-, ;+e l.; 1,o., op1 bowlc han,,,en

The St. Paul Globe gets right up
on it's hiud legs and bowls because
three Democratic aldermen, B. ady
Wolf and Kartak, voted with the
Republicans and made the Dis
patch the city printer. 1t calls
Baady a saloonkeeper, Wolf a
div keeper and Ka tax saloon
bum. It runs their names il
black type III several abusive ,'r:i
clrs and then says in Monday S j.:
sue that tn reason til y wee uot
mentioned on Sunday was because
the Globe resp cts its re4leLs 100
much to spread before them GA he
Sabbath day the names of these
three shining disgraccs. But
then, you are Democratic, and
such slush is all one can expect.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
Tt. WISCONSIN Central li"%~

Tt.- WISCONSIN Central Li"~~
Run
ruu fast trains daily between ~
rnui, Minneapolis and Chicago, Mr.,
wurket and all points in Wisrn's':.
making rnnnccti III in lineage VIII
al liu.s running east and sOnth.
Tickets sold and baggage rm"hrr
through to Al. points. in the G'@t's'
states aud ianadiAn provinces.
For fall attenuation q. r'Ma, fins:
routes. rates u!apk, folders. ~. 90
iress your nr.rst ticket, agent ,'r
JAS. t'POND. Gen. Pass, Agt.,
Milwaukee,. Wis
l. 1884
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
J.fforson founded the Demo-
cratic party but Cleveland found
cred it, says the Inter o. an.

By a proclamation Of Gov. Mel
son, ISSUED on j nuary 20, Kit'son
county was divided. The name of
the new county is Rosseau.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11
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Zimnler,nam's Wonderful Career Abroad.

Upon his European trip Bicyclist li'n-
norman won q first places, two second,
one, fourth, fcll in ono race, was tied for
first once and took second place twice
against the competition of tandem teams.
Eliminating tho instances of the tandc!i.i
and that Of Lis fall, he secured an aver. 20
of moro than 90 per cent. Those am i
tious performers who, ''counting heats
and all, have not done SO we'll in perccn
tages, must have still more respect for tho
famous Jersoyman. Zimmerman declares
that he will never race again.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11

"A RAILROADS. run from Minnc-
apulis and ST. Paul to- Chi
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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11

We might tell you more about One
Minute Cough Cure, but you prob
ably know that it cures Il cough.
Every one d ,es who has. used it,. 1t
is perfect remedy for coughs, colds.
hOarseness. 1t Is an especial favor
lite for children, being pleasant to
take and quick in curing.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-01-11

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