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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05

ORDER FOR CREDITORS TO PRESENT
CLAIMS. ETC.
STATE OF '. MINNESOTA, !, = p,o,...o Cont
COUNTY OF MORRISON.
In the matter Of the estate OF Jennie Fuller
Letters or administration on the estate Of
Jennie Fuller, deceased, late Of the comfy Of
Morrison and state of Minnesota, being granted
to Samuel A. siverts.
It is ordered, that six months be and the
same IL hereby allowed from aud after the date Of
this order In and which all persons having claims
or demands against the said deceased are re-
quired to file the same in the probate court Of
said county for examination and allowance, or
be forever barred.
II 10 further ordered, that the Hrst Monday in
December, 1896. ut 10 O'clock a. M. at ageneral
term of said probate court. to he held at the
court house In the city Of Little Falls, In said
county. be and the same hereby Is appointed as
the time and place when and where the said
probate court will examine and adjust said
claims and demands.
And 1t is further ordered, that notice Of such
hearing be given 10 all creditors and persons
Interested in said estate by forthwith publishing
this order once In each week for three success
sive weeks in the Little Falls Transcript, q
weekly newspaper, printed and published III
Dated az Little Falls, Mimi. this LIST day Of
May, 1896 81
NJ RICHARDSON, z
Judge OF Probate.
(sEAr.A FHgc ~ :. +, - FIX II "a. ta n a..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
NOTICE OF LIS PENDENSs
STATE OF MINNESOTA, AL

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF MORRISON !,
District Court, Seventh Judicial District
ELIZABETH a. HoEBoRN, !
Against s
Laos Lnnlbcr Conpn,lN,n E- H.
..lai,iove Butler, Sarah a.
han,, Elizabeth TRonlpson.
9. Butler. David Butler, 5
Butler, levi Butler, Madil-
da Butler, the unknown Y5s
heirs of levi Butlcr. de- s.at
ceased, and also all other .
persons or parties unknownl s$
estate, lien n Or Interest ii
the real estate described in
se ID 4fcndaffts. l&
i,a:' been commenced AMI is. now pending
named plaintiff against the above named
dcfeiidnr,ts, and that ths object id
actian is to determine the adverse claim
the title Of Plaintiff ia and to the promises
hereinafter described, and also to reform
Il certain deed made and executed b. Ell
~ az ihe tnt n e WITH ntsr d
CEASED, to William Hannons which deed
was dated the 7th day Of September, 1sS2.
and recorded in the office Of the Register
OF Deeds of Morrison county, Minnesota,
on he Ut day Of November, 1ss2: fn. book
il of deeds on page GO, by striking out
the name of William Hainrions, the name
of the grantee in said deed wherever snld
thereof the name Weston ;ianinloi,..
The premises a. ected by sold action
arc. situatei, In the county OF Morrison,
and state of Minnesota, and are described
AZ follows: ~
The southeast quarter of section thirty
five (35) the north half Of section thirteen
uh The northeast quarter Of The south
east quarter and the west haif OF the
southeast quarter OF section thirteen 13;
the southwest quarter of section thirteen
'1a; the southeast qr..l OF sect ion1four.
zen tlal, tho east half ~ section twenty
thres tss3, !; and the northwest Quarter 81
section twenty - I'D all In mp
forty two CD north of range tNc:it y-cig.ll't
,t22t west. sl} tsl$ f5$95
H, Dated May, II 1896 MIR n.
" sS5s WRIGHT x MATCH AN, a
II sV Attorneys for Plaintiff, n
81 Globe Building, Minneapolis, Minn.
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genera, Joncs seriously Ill.

DUBUQUE, Ia, June General
George w. Jones, Iowa1s first senator
and now in his Odd year, is very serious
II III. He caught cold while in Chi
cs.c on Thrrsday Of Last week.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
The Car Turned Over.

Z P1rTsBURG. June IA car on the
Second avenue traction line jumped the
track and the II passengers aboard
were more or less hurt, two Of them seri-
onsly. The car turned completely over
and landed at the bottom Of a ditch, IL
feet below, and the wonder is that all
were not killed.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
SHE DIE D in HAWAII.
Mis- Kate Field. tho Well known Jour
Is SS5 nallst, Ism More. s3.

A11e Kate Field Tho WeIl tAM0Wm V0uf-
nalist, u No More.
CHICAGO, June II Kohlsaat,
proprietor Of the Chicago Times Herald,
has received q cable message dated st
Yokohama and signed BY Loiin A.
sThurston, ex-minister TO the United
States from the Sandwich Islands,
which says: 4 Kate Field died at Hon
3olulu May 10 Of pneumonia. II U
Il Miss Field was il the Sandwich ISL
ands as special correspondent Of the
Times Herald. n ssS rs
.Ss Kate Field was 9 prominent charac-
ter in the Washington literary world.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
BLOODY TIMES IN CRETE
Murder and 2illaging of Christians Con.
~ - ..'.- - finna. $1,000 49,

Murder and ?illaging OF Christians Con-
tipne. s5 @
Ta ~, -. S&5,
LONDON, June tine lines mas Il
dispatch from Athens which says: Alb
dnilah lthe governor tof Crete1 t:islodgcd
the insurgents at Tsivara after stub
born fight. and then raised the seige of
: yr.,,,oe No dnt,i1s 1,aya hoa,, ,.nca;,,ed
y - = -. Z !" w.
MatI lSr may HOW De ssllu " nave ell
tered upon q desperate and bloody
stage. There is a fresh panic at Canes,
,,5 n, ~, ,,,a &c
Christians at Petimo. The consuls at
uoralnton have telapranhed fnr war.
- -, ~ -. - - -. W
sInlps.
Owing to the menacing attitude OF
tha Mohammedans an English shin has
- r,s..ss1 80. ITa...,.1;a,,. %
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05

3 : . d q T.
First publication April IL, 1851
sHERIFF"S SALE OF. REAL ESTATE
UNDER II DGMENT OF FORECLOs-
URE.
STATE OF MtNNEsoTA,N
COUNTY OF MORRISON.
District Court, Seventh Judicial district.
The American Freehold Land I && &%
Mortgage Company of Lon f
don tLiinitetl, e#&s
Against r.
L,ldger Abel and lena Abel,
his wife. Annie .O'Dette and Fssr-t 55$. LIZ
Louis O'Dctte, her husb nnd, w >},s4 z 53t3
DtfcndantS.E lii #$
Notice is hereby i:iven, that under and
by virtue OF q jndg t1ent and decree en-
18th day OF April, 1885, I, certified tram
script If wiiclIl,as been delivered to me, /
the undersi Er.Srl, sheriff OF said Morrison
county. sell Ut public auction to the
, s day " Of June oi sS at ten en- ocloe in
forenoon, ut the north front door of the
couf. house in the city OF Little Falls. in
said county, i'm 0tic parcel, the premises
and real cHtatc dcscrbcd, ia said judA-
parcel Of land lying and being in the
county rf Morrison and state of Minnesota
described M. follows, to-wit:
Tho CAST half or the southwest quarter
southeast utiartcr t,,'a Of the ac1ll of sec
ion seven ~, in township forty-two ti9),
Of range tl,irts-bre ,aN, containing one
hundred si;sty tfH3acres, more or less. &C
e9 patea t Mrh !5t isM survey shsfe0'
Sheriff OF Morrison County.
GEO. II. REYNOLDS, 0
Plaintiffs Attorney. Il ffte.
l -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
IHE] END B not FAR OFF.
Possibility That Congress May,
Adjourn BY Thursday Of
This Week.
Disposing Of Conference Re-
ports the Only Imperative
Business. 55S
4 Believed the River and Har-
Dor Bill Will Pass Over
the Veto.

WASHINGTON, June The senate
will begin the week with the intention
Of making it the last Of the session i
possible. Some senators put the day
Of adjournment as early as Thursday OF
the present week, while others place it
on Saturday and still others think it
will be impossible to conclude before
the first days Of next week,
The imperative work before the sem
& ate in order to reach adjournment is to
dispose Of the conference reports on the
ordinary appropriation bills, to vote
upon the bond prohibitory bill and TO
consider the proposition to pass the
river and harbor bill over the presi-
dent s veto in case the bill receives the
necessary two thirds vote in the house
to bring it to the senate.
Other Matters to BE Disposed Of.
Considerable time will necessarily be
spent upon bills on the calendar to
which no objection is made and also in
executive session on nomina tiops await
ing confirmation. Senator Morgan will
probably also make an effort to get up
the Cuban question in some connection
The anti bond bill will be pressed to
finish before adjournment Tuesday
unless there should be a collation. Of the
unanimous agreement which was en-
tered into on Friday. tits believed the
bill will have majority Of about five
votes in it's favor. The propriation
bills still in conference are the Indian,
postofice, naval, sundry civil, District
Of Columbia, Notifications and general
deficiency. The others have either be-
come laws or are in the hands Of the
president: RAJ.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
SUMMONS. Nj .53
STATE 4'.'l t'1t' MINNESOTA, 5 81
iCOUrTY OIs MORRISON. @ 0
District Court. Seventh judicial District.
SELIzARETH "a. iIOEBORN,

fE4l
IC2uFTy or MORRISON II.
Riss5ist Court sxs1s judicial District
Plaintiff,
Weston Hn,ninons, the Mile
Laos Lumber Company, a XII
corpora tion, Sarah Butler, INV
;ianlove Butler, Sarah "A.
McGannon. Mary Burn 8
4 James B.Payne, Manlove 6. Sgts &5
Butler, David Butler, Will zS d
!, lam R,,ticr,PRsclal Butler,
Levi Butler, Madilda but.
Ter, the unknown heirs of $$211
! Levi Butler, deceased, and
also all other persons or par
ties unknown claiming any
right, title, estate, lien Grin
! terest i'll the real estate III {S*
described in the complaint.
herein, s 5t VA
named defendants: . $ n
Z You and each of son nre hereby sum
5nsored and required to answer the corn.
plant Of the plaintiff in the above entitled
action; which complaint has been filed IN
court, at the city of Little Falls, Morrison
county, Minnesota, and to serve copy
of your answer on the subscribers, at their
Office, No. 3u Gl0be building, in the city
sofa. within twenty days after the service
of this summons upon you, EXCLUSIVE of
the day of such service: and if you fail
to answertiie said complaint Within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff n this action
will apply to the court tor the reHef de-
nlanded irl}said complaint.
Dated May II, 1896. d 5t
WRIGHT rIATcHAx..
AttOrneySfor PlaintitTa
81 Globe Building, Minneapolis, II mn.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05

Busy people have no time. and
sensible people have no inclination
to use 81 slow remedy. One Minute
Cough Cure acts promptly and gives
permanent results.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05
f General !: ., r. ,os.' AGENTS. SIS

. week. Esri,is,s. ,ertilin.. 3so
lispid Dish Washer. Wnsis. aii5-
insure Tor = family IN ~: ii..aat
Washes, r:bsrs and urls 4. ~
without wsttiBs the ba,nie. icr
p1sh the button. the machine do. :
the rest. B.ieht, polished disia,.
and cheerful wives. No soa,st0
,auger-. nosojlctl ba,ntsor c,olbi:t
NJ bt".rn ditjics. IL. NUS. ~" a.
sIra.',c. /. Arr.ntsi .i'r "us't
:...,s >. ~ s.I"ds.,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05

COUNTY OF MORRISON
District Court, Seventh Judicial District.
ELIZABETH a. HOEBORN, Y. ASST
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-05

L. 2. pEc.s-::;,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-09-17
Tc. a, aI.s u Pound.

I: Is the pickings of the first tips of
the blossoms. The greatest care mus.
be taken in the picking and nothing
but the bright. golden-hued tip taken
OF the blossoms. All the picking Of
this grade is carefully done by hand.
The process of drying these tips is rs
delicate as the picking. The annual
output IL 1900 pounds. valued Mt
$2.10O.000. But five pounds Of this tea
have ever been known to have reached
the United States. excepting n few
pounds placed on exhibition ut the
worlds fair. A rich lady residing at
New York wrote to Mr.. Mari. the agent
OF the Ceylon tea growers for Amer
lea at Chicago. and nsked him to try
to procure for her. II possible. five
pounds Of this remarkable and expen-
sive ten. Mr.. Mari was successful in
securing six pounds OF the precious
article. The New York lady gave a
check for $1,000 for her Ave pounds
New York Letter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-09-17
Eating: s,ow,y.

The opinion that hurry in eating !a
n prolific cause Of dyspepsia Is founded
on common observation. The Ill re-
suits of boltins food have been attr.b-
uted to the lnci; OF thorough mastica-
tion and to the incomplete action Of
the saliva upon the food. Two-thirds
OF the food which We eat Is starch. and
starch cannot lie utilized In the system
us food until II has been converted into
sugar, and this change is principally
effected by the saliva. But there Is a
third reason why rapid!ty of eating in
terferes with digestion. The presence
of the salivary secretion in the stom-
ach acts rs stimulus to the secretion
of the gastric juice. Irrespective Of the
mechanical function of the teeth. fond
which goes into the stomach incom-
p.c.ely mingled with saliva passes
slowly and !mporfectly through the
process OF stomach digestion. There
fore. as sanitary maxim of no mean
value. teach the children to eat slowly.
and in giving this instruction by ex-
ample the teacher. as we'll as the pupil,
may receive benetit.-Troy Times.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-09-17
womEN.s STORIES.
rsld About tho Luncheon Table - =

rsid About tho Luncheon Table - =
Little ilrrs listory.
When women get together at q feast
there Is apt to be goodl! fund OF
anecdote developed. Gays an exchange.
Mr.. Warner in his Backlog Stndies.
deprecatcs storytelling as death TO
conversation. What is true. howovor.
of the dreamy. reflective mood that
belongs to andirons and fender. crack
ling hickory and dancing blue and gold
fire light, is not quite 80 applicable TO
the luncheon or dinner board. Ger
tainly the conversation around the ma
hogany, whero women arc assembled
does not succrmb to almost any pres
sure OF anecdote. At luncheon last
week, for example. where scant doz'
en- of pretty bonnets and their fair
wearers graccd the occasion. stories
flew, and SO did talk. before and after.
between and around them. One OF tho
stories, which its teller vouched for al
absolutely new, was OF little girl
whose mother overheard her expound-
ing the origin Of her sex to her family
of dolls. 'You ,ee," she said. Adam
was a man all alone and he was very
lonesome, and bod put him to sleep.
and then he took his brains out and
made nice lady for him." And this
little GIRL" finished the relator. was
not Boston but Chicago infant"
Another story told was OF the clever
ness of woman. a friend Of the speak
er, in transaction with an insurance
adjuster. Tho parlor curtains took fire
and before the blaze was extinguished
the carpet was badly scorched. After
looking over the damage the repE-
sentative of the company said that she
wee entitled to the value OF q new
carpct-S10O. I've VIII allow you that
sum-" continued the man, land we Will
take your old carpet" why. what
can you do with III" the lady asked.
"Oh, Well sell 1t secondhand and get
back $40 or $12 at least" was Ills care
less reply. intended to make tho COM
pany's attitude as generous as possible.
I'm that case. promptly put in the car
pets owner "se!l 1t to me: I'll give you
$12 for it." The adjustor could only
comply. with the result that this quick
wittcd chatelaine got new parlor car
pet and handsome Moquette aoor COW
cring as we'll for an upper room that
needed 1t for sl2.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-09-17
Heiio,rops P~rfum..

A delicate odor. heliotropc. Is OBJ
tained In small quantities from the he
liotrope hedges Of the Riviera by tho
process Of maceratlon-a quantity Of
very pure lard being placed In cop
per vessel with the flowers and melted
over slow fire. The flowers are then
strained away, a process repeated TIL
the fat is sufficiently flower scented,
when the liquid fa; is poured through
a sieve. and the greasy flower paste
subjected to hydraulic pressure. Since
heliotrope blossoms must be used as
soon as they are gathered. and Tho
melted grease carefully kept at the iGs.
est temperature that will maintain 1t
in the liquid state. the perfumer nc
cepts rs substitute hellotroplne. tho
white light crystalline powder obtained
from the ground pepper. Even II these
difficulties OF manufacture were avoid
cd by the nyrogenc or cnfleurage sys-
TEN. pure heliotrope essence could new
er become popular perfume. Heat in
jures It. The direct action of sunlight
destroys 1t. Artifice replaces 1t with n
mixture OF the spirituous extracts of
vanilla. ambergrls. rose and orange
flower. to which are added a few drops
OF essential oil sf almonds.
Journal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-09-17
CONUNDRUMS,

What is a lake? A hole in the :ay-
kettle.
What ruler waits on his people? The
King OF Servia.
When 10 girl not girl? When she
is n little sulky.
Why is the letter like death? 1t Is
ut the end of life.
Why is hen immortal? Because
her son never sets.
Why Is cats tail like the earth7 2
II Is iur to the end.
What is a waist of time? The mid
die of an hour glass.
Why is a doctor never seasicS? He's
used to gee sickness.
What kin is the door mat to the
1oor? A s;ep-father.
Why does an old maid wear mittens? :?
To keep of the chaps.
When is a hat not hat? When 1t
1ecomes pretty lady.
What is the Board of Education? The
schoolmastcrs shinglc.
Why is the letter k like q pigs tail?
1t is at the end Of pork.
When is COW not a cow? When IL
is turned into pasture.
Why. did the man call his rooster
Robinson? Because 1t Crusoe.
When were Nanoeon's clothes rag
gcd? When he was out at Elbe.
Why is Westminster Abbey like a
Fireplace? 1t contains the ashes of the
great.
When should We read the Book of
Nature? When autumn turns the
leaves.
SNhy is n stick of candy like race
horse? The more you lick 1t the faster
Il goes.
What is that will give cold cure n
coSd and pay the dcctor's bill? A
draught.
Why Is the vowel the only one
sounded? Because all the others are
In audible.
" you had to swallow man, what
kind would you pro 'er. A little Lon
don porter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-09-17
A College Girl, Too.

She was college girl of lofty ideas
and superior a.talnments. such as col
lcge girls have in their carly days.
When she left her family to rest in the
mountains for awhile, she said haugh-
tily:
mo; I'll not take an evening gown.
And please don't put any of that paper
covered literature into my trunk. I
have come philosophy TO read and l
don't intend to mix with the hotel
people. Nature, my work and serge
frocks are enough for me-
Then she departed. At the end OF
four days her mother was startled by
a telegram. 1t read:
Send two party frockB. n hammocl,
and some reliable face powder at
once"
So easily are love of nature and love
of labor overcone.-Eychangc
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-09-17

by spring fer wa.er. and when re
turned her eyes were upon me in that
same fixed, and troubled look.
"What can be the matter. daugh-
ter? You have always been so strong
and so vigorous
"Is your lame Henry Morton"
asked the younger Of me. without heed
ing the mothers question.
".It is Wilton Robeley.' responded
quietly. At that instant 1t flashed up
on me that in desire to conceal my
identity had given the name OF Henry
Morton to tho fortune teller. Then
with the inspiration Of an anxious
lover 1 added: But l have q cousin
of that name who bears striking re-
se;nblance to me-
my Immediate reward was revival
of strength and spirits on the part Of
the young lady. The mother intro
duced herself as Mrs. Gilsen. her
daughter as Miss Gilsen, and then said:
Lucy. we had best get back to the
hotel
Lucy Gilscn?' and yet 1t was her
presence that had been conjured up as
my bride to be. She was the girl OF
my sketch and my dreams. The next
day called at the hotel to inquire after
her. I called often. We walked. drove,
painted and boated together. I came
to know through the intuition OF love
that she was not Indifferent to mo.
One evening as we drifted lazily
through the water lilies she handed
me sketch of myself and asked: Is
that a picture OF Henry Morton"
Its perfect / answered though
dumfounded. A shadow OF anger cross
ed her face. and she was about to tear
the picture to pieces when I caught
her hands and suddenly showed tho
reproduction of herself that 1 had made
in Paris. 1t was her turn to be sur
prised, and when told her of my ex-
perience at the fortune teller's on Rue
de Bouges. giving her the date. she
quickly exclaimed:
"'Why. I was there with Marcia Ar
! mold. Mamma and I did Europe that
Jeason. and we two giris visited that
Indian princess Just for a lark. That
was where1 saw Henry Morton. whom
was told fate had dccrecd as my fu-
ture husband
Before we rowed home It was all
| explained. and the sequel of our
strange experience was happy mar
riage. The dusky prophecies who had
confused the name OF the two girls
was cultivated fraud. 1t was all a
trick OF the mirrors. ladies'"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-09-17
A ZIG CONCERN.

A'nong the large manufacturing establish
mcnts In Colorado. none have taken greater
stride uni Increased their trade to such pro:
cofec company. This firm. established In
ST. I.1uis thirty years ago. and with steady
,ncisase Of bns!nes- aud growing confidence.
!i!es from time to time. until now they have
the finest nnd best ,unippI plant in 81.
branch housc In Denver. and the question
arose whether II coffee and spice mill OF the
df r sy isn eJS !" Te at ,s DIN
at profit. hni they concluded that by energy
and nerve they could make II win. and built
the best cduprc'i mil west Of the Missouri
river To say II has proven u success Il but
speaking nilidly. NJ one whe has not had The
can form any idea "f the extent of ma.h!r, ,'s
cry. skin aud labor required to carry on their
large business. hcsl'l.s having the mil equip.
spice mill. They have lately placed n new
machine for roasting conec: T- machine Is
months ago Il took from thirty.ilve to forty
i've minutes to roast bag OF coffee and that
I'll. mati,.1e does the SANG n,n3nni, Of work
who has not seen the roas;cr turn out the
coffee believe. hut scrlne Is believing. and
this, done. In questioning Mr.. George a.
Nash regarding the advantages OF the ma.
chine; he said: IN the .nrst place. nj coffee
Of gre,n COFFEE. In the cycl,ndrr 1t weighs
when roasted from 50 to 50 pounds this is
shrnknge means so much per cent. Of lost
aroma. Now. the new machine Rnvps from
\ per cent to u per cent. In shr.nkngr max.
lug the saving In aroma from Ii per cent to
% per cent, more This. together with the
saving In time, makes the l.. T.. c. gas
roas;er the king of coffee machinery He also
stated that they were the only innso In CoI.
orado. Wyoming nnh Utah who could iisr this
ronster. We pay large royalty and the
machine cannot he purchased ut any price.
This gives onr company n great advantage
over the manufacturers whn are not allowed
to use the gas rpasicr. To protect themselves
rra'nsi fraud by houst-S claiming 10 have gas
leading brands on the market In ouc nnd
three pound lin cans. II l. known ~ the
y. x y. brand gas roasted coffee. All the
grorers can procure this. and II the cons,ini.
ers wish a delightful cup OF coffee Mt n mod
crate price they now have tho opportunity.
tf your grocer has. not this coffee IN stock
md will not get It for ynu. drop postal 10
Nash Smith Tea aud Coffee company. 1905
1ult1Bl2 and 16ll Wazce street. brnver.
giTlng name OF your grocer. aud .Dovc firm
VIII see that you get 1t.