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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-12
A GOOD RECORD.

This is the twelfth day of the new
year and the good resolutions entered
into on the first day are being kept
better than usual. Twelve days and
only one arrest made for drunkenness,
and that was surrounded with peculiar
environments. The offender in this
instance had been sober man for
twelve months at least. The first day
of January 1895 he entered into a
pledge to drink nothing during the
year 1895. The pledge was faithfully
kept. On the first day of January,
1896 he took little cider and the pol
ice got him. He was sufficiently a
unused and is off again for the year
1896.
It is to be hoped that the record OF
the past twelve days is but an earnest
of what is in store for the police court.
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PERSONALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T.. Piper wer out a
Northside Friday.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il. Piper wer out al
Northside Friday.
Capt. n. A. Ramsay was in Raleigh
yesterday evening.
Mrs. John A. Noel. of Roxboro, is
visiting Durham folk.
Mr.. II. T.. Christmas little child is
quite sick with pneumonia.
Col. j. S. Carr spent a few days in
Washington City the past week
Miss Lizzie Harris, OF Chapel Hill.
was visiting Durham people Friday
Miss Annie Morse, who has been
visiting Mrs. f. L. Rogers, has gone
home.
Moses irwin. former Durhamite,
who now resides in Milton, came in
Friday night.
r. p. Brown is home from Person
county court, where he had some inn
portant cases.
Victor S. Bryant, leading lawyer
of the Durham bar, is attending Wake
Superior court.
Maj. p. A. Wiley, of Burlington,
came in yesterday on a visit to rela-
tives in this city.
Master Marvin Carr is quite sick at
the residence of his father, Col. J. S.
Carr, in this city.
Mr. Edgar Cheek went down to
Raleigh yesterday evening, and will
spend Sunday with friends.
III. II. Patterson, a prominent and
successful merchant of Chapel Hill,
has been in the city the past week.
Capt. r. I. Cheatham, of Atlanta,
was here Friday. He has kost Of
friends in Durham who welcome him
gladly.
Little Henry Weatherspoon spent
week with his grandpa, Capt. j. j.
Whitehead, and left for his home in
Goldsboro yesterday.
Miss Mary Mackay, of Raleigh, who
has been visiting the Misses Ramsay,
went home yesterday evening. Miss
Mary was some years resident of
Durham, and has many warm friends
in this city.
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YEARL.INGS.
WEANL- INGS.

Santa ciau Colt, oed May D. 1895, Sire ssmanace pal4
Dearest. Price 500
Centre usn-By Colt May Madrid DAM
Price $125
Touch Colt sre gAeolus
Price $500
Daniel oeBay Colt foaled March Sire
Miss Walton Price $500
MIX Maid Fly foaed April 1895 Sire Barone, sark
Price S195
undne-Bar FLY Madrid DAM 1900
Major eaekna foaled Apf6 1895 Sire Onward
Price $3.50
Meneaus Bay Colt ed april 49, 1895 Sire Baronet DAM Trouble
Price 800 h
Aao FRANK perfect splendid gray very syl
gats Price $3.50
Facts North We have but We
represented, refund the money
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Train on the Scotland Neck Branch Road
leaves Weldon 55 p m, Halifax ~ y IN. ar
rives Scotland Neck 4 % p IN, GrecuvillC 90
p m, kiuston 45 p IN. Returning leaves Kin
ston 20 m, Greenville s - "a m, arriving aE
Halifax j. 90 m, Weldon IL 70 a m, daily ex-
cept sunday
.Irains on the Washington Branch leave
Washington 90 "a IN, arrives Parmelt 10 o.
m, TarbOro l0O0 "A m, returning leaves Tar
bOrO 80 p IN, PaimelC 8 20 y IN, arrive Wash.
ing ton - D IN, daily exec ut sunday Cor.
meets with trains on scotland Neck BrancR.
Train leaves TarhOrO daily. except sun
day at 30 y IN, Sunday IS p m: arrives
Ply mouth on p IN, d 60 y M; returning leaves
plymouth daily, except Sunday, q % q M,
sunday 9 30 "A m; arrives TarbOrO 10 IS a 10
and IL 20 a m.
Train ON Midland n c. Branch leavea
GoldsborO daily, except Sunday, % "A m. ar
irving Smitl field 80 n IN: returning leaV 80
s nithtield 500 IN; arrives at 1oldsblrs
. so ~ m
Trains on Nashville Branch leave Rocky
Mount AZ 80 y IN, arrives Nashville5 o. y ma,
Spring Hope 30 ID m; returning leaves
spring Hope On a m, Ma. hVille 30 n m. ar
rives at Rocky Mount 3 Oh m, daily, except
Sunday.
Trains on Iatta Branch, Florence II r.
leave Latta 40 y IN, arrive Dunbar 20 p ~
Clio %; returnir z CHIC 10 n H., Dunbar 3 %
q m, arrive Latta 30 a IN, daily. except sun
day.
Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw
for Clinton daily, except sunday. nc III 10 q
m: returning leaves Clinton at % a m. and
3 90 y IN.
Train No. ~ makes close connection at
| elnOn tor ri points north daily, all rail
via Richmond, ana daily except Sunday via
Portsmouth and Bay Line Also at Rocky
Mount with Norfolk & Carolina II Il for Nor.
tOlk daily and all points north via Norfolk,
JOHN DIVINE, Genl supt.
j. kFNLY, Genl Manager.
t. NJ. EN- RsoN, Traffic Manager.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALvE.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
ChiIblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles, or n.
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to Civ
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For Sale
by John Y. MacRae.
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SOUTHERN RAlLHb
t7TBDMONT AIR-lLNh.l
0NDEkSED ScHEDlgi-
ri EFFHCT Oct. Z *
LEAVE RALeIG4, d c.

TRAINS LEAVE RAhElGG, G.
DAILY, coNNgUTs--
At t5reeusopEu 10 fes tas.
for North "a: Sot. ,&
Wtpetcn-SajRu gcd
the North western NGriL ,, o.
Ina Railroad. A Saiiebas!
sill points 10 WasJoru North Gag
oiiua, Knoxville, Tenn q Eser
natl and western points; 10
iotte, for SpartanbuFN
Vile, Athens, Atlanta sna
points South.
Connects at durham foy jtssas.
ClNksgtlle and ReYsviila
Sundays. Al Cregusb0l $40
the Washington ana -t,.a
western VesJtbultd tlAmt-.ot...
aud the New Work aid ~. f,n
Short Line litnirel,
for all points Eor.- .-
with main line rrafo Nc '~s
Danvilis, Richmcud -pd
date local AGlgiVDs, ai-U AitA a,s,
4:05 nection fer Winston-S l'gs.., .....
Pm with main line train No
Daily mail Tor Charlotte, SRart8uu.e,'
Greenviile, Atlanta aud all p-M0E,
South; also Columbia, Anss .fs.
Charleston, Savannah, A.c.
sonville, and all points In Flrr.p
Sleeping Car for Atlantis, JA0s-
sonville and at Charlotte oA"-
sleeping car for Augusta aBS
Jacksonville.
Connects nc SelmS :cc .-s s.
Vile and intermediate stGttg
the Wilson 81 Fayetteville" -ra 81
Cut, CAny, IToidsb1ro Tor 'tvE,o.
1,.an bern and Morehead City, dSily e2
~ cept Sundays; For WilmiustoS
DalI. ( and intermediate stations ou IA,
- O'S ~, W 81 " Il r, daily.
80 Connects al N6iulA tor " tt.ss..
I Rocky MGuuf. TDrHrff,s1l a.
stations on NNrr).f
Railroad, arrives ~ '}alcsfe"
1905 y 10
600: Connects at Durham for Ox7ar6.
a "a J keysvilie, Richmond; at ,sressa,
Daily boro for Washington and !
sx Sun. points north.
3:I4
$500 For Goldshoro
y M.
Daily
TRAINS AgaiyE Ar AALE.as, So, q
3:l4
Pm From Atlanta, Chnrlova
Daily Green sb0ro d ID all points s-.ra.
$500 From Greensboro and All 81. ..
a M north and south Siesutn5 se-
Daily G3reensboroto RalelSh
PM from Goldsboro, W.c
f:O5 Fayetteville and all po,Bte s
tern Carolina.
lI:25 From New Yor' WISH.
A NJ Lynch6urg, Dahviile '1~-e.-
boro.
600
IN
and
900 Fron i5oldsh9ro 7n5 .,.a Is
AN e2st
Daily
Il sun
Local freight trains also carry ps..-,.,
,ers.
Pullman cara Gn night Urss!Q
tsleigh to Greensboro, ald OK vl.ya.'a.
rain from Greensboro.
Double daily traips hafvgcer
;n5Fiotte and Atlantis IlstoS
cleo accOmsuCg 8tl9-
= =. dopGts ( e .s-.
NJ GULF,
Traffic II VI @
e - EREEN
5;sEsri Sup't
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Two Year Old Form S.

Chestnut
gan Very promising showing much speed Price.
VIRGINIA ebay Fy Temple
Price $l25.
Fay si Pamlc Gladys
Alcantara Very promising
speed Price $780,
PALMETTO bay Fy Pamico, a1O,
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WEAK AND NERVOUS

Describes the condition of thousands
of people at this season. They have no
appetite, cannot sleep, and complain
of the prostrating effect OF warmer
weather. This condition may be RENE
died by Hoods Sarsaparilla, which Gre
ates an appetite and tones up all the
organs. 1t gives good health by MAX
ing the blood pure.
Hoods Pills are the best after-din-
ner pills, assist digestion, cure head
ache.
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Thoroughbreds.

MISS WALTON Mare, faed Enquirer Mary
Pad Chaham Bill
Charaxus Price $50
WENDABay Mare foaled 1881 Ben Hmya Walton
by Enquirer End DAM Mary Walton by John Morgan Bred Cavalier
Price $500
WALTOONA Chestnut Mare, oed 1890 Sire Ben Hmya Dam
Enquirer End DAM Mary Walton by John Morgan Bred Caa
Price $3.50.
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0CC0NtECHEE FARM.

N. O.. Dec 1895.
determined breeding fine
the public the following finely bred stock all good individuals OF the
For sale by
OOCONEEOHEE FARM
Dnrhnn
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NOTLcEI

Meeting of Grand Lodge A F. & A
The 3rand Lodge of Ancient, Free and
Accepted Masons of North Carolina will
hold It's 309th Annual Communication in the
city of Raleigh. on the sesond Tuesday IN
January. 1895, at73 O'Clock p, m, heing the
lAth day of the month. All Subordinate
lodges are requested TO send representa-.
tiyes. Reduced rates will be on sale hy all
railroads In the ate N. NJ. MOYE
Attest: Grand Master.
JoHg e. DREuRx,
Grand sesrssaRy.
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tDaily. fDafly except sunday.
Sorth Bound Connections
At Fayetteville with Atlantic oastLine fOI
all points North ana East, ~ Sanford with
the SeaboaTd Air Line, ut Greensboro with
the Southern Railway t'OmDany, at walnut
Cove with tn. Norfolk & Western Railroad
for Wins, on Salem,
South 8oun Connections
4 tWalnut Cove with the Norfolk 4 Yves
tern Railroad for Roam ike aud points North
and West, at Greensboro with the Southern
Railway Company for Raleigh, Richmond
and all points North and East, at Fay, tie
Vile with the Atlantic Coast Line for MI
points South. st Maxton with the Seaboard
Air Line for Charlotte, Atlanta and all
points South and South west.
w. E. KYLE,
Gen1 Pass. Agent.
". FRY, Gen1 Manager.
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Notice Of Dissolution of Co
partnership.

Notice is hereby given that j. 4. Hunter
and s. +. Hatch heretofore trading and
doing business at Neuse, n. C., under the
name and style of Hunter & Hatch, have
this day dissolved copartnership, the said
y =, Hatch having sold his entire interest
in said business to said j. Il. Hunter, who
Will pay all bills due by said Hunter &
Hatch, and all parties Indebted TO said
said j 4. Hunter
This, the lst day of January, 1896.
j. u. HUNT
S. T.. HATC1
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COMPANY
7aLEicH. n. C.

Manufacturers Of sash, doors, binds
mouldings and turned work and All kinds
of building materials.
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XNTANTED.--A thoroughly reliable,
NM getic young man to travel in M
Carolina. Write stating experience
references in full, 60 avoid continued
respondence. Small salary to begin,
increase based on merit. Address Box "
care NKws ANp OBSERVER
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Brood Mares.

Nora PattonB F Mare s G sm h ISs s q as " p 3
2:27 Bred to Baronet Price $500
WaoIo Wkoe n Sire Bourbon
Ndu'd WILKES Dam Irene 9ud Dam Eioa Sire Editor
$500
Fntv- Chestnut Mare foaed in 1884 Sire Albert W Dam Silica
J End DAM daughter Nutwood Sire Agona Price $3.50
Eloduc Mare, in Sire, Acantara May
"'""y 288, Dam of Wilkes Bee 227 Bred Bow Bells
Price $1,000
(lrfavn Bay Mare, sre Princeton 2:l9
o"s"so Myrtela 9nd Dam, Cuyer, Sire, Genvew. Bred
Alcantara. Price $780,
SkvIark- Roa Mare Gsed in 1888 Sire Jay Bird Dam Nynph
Wilkes Price $500
Vashti Brown Mare foaed in 1890 Sire, Pamico, DAM May
sh1 Bee. End Sunshine Sire Kentucky Prince. Bred
to Simmons Price $500
he isle. Bay Mare, ed in 1892 Nova Dam, Intel End
So @i0'O DAM Sire, Madrid Bred Gambeta Wilkes
Price $500
OunSuiduun- Collins Dad Dam Rebeoca Sire woodburo
Hambetonian Bred to Boonet 2I1 10 Price $500
MannnIia Brown Mare foaed Sire Norfolk,
"oJ"o"" Collins. End Dam, Rebecca WOODBURY.
tonian. Bred Onward. Price $500
TrnuhIe- Bay Mare foaed 1884 Sire Bona Eide Nelly
End Dam, Taylor Darkey. Bed Psi,
promising of Norval Price $500
Srnarocf Bay Mare foaed Madrid,
$1,000 oS~ Bred Alcantara
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ENANTED.-Men who win work for SO
Wv month salary or lar, commission
selling staple goods by sample 30 dealers.
Experience unnecessary, Write as House
hold Specially Co., II W. 4th St. Cincinnati.
Ohio.
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Stylish GentIeman's Driving Horse Years DID,

PEACOCkChtnu Gedng foaled
DAM Nelly Bly, Melville
dmans road horse the United States he absolutely ue
ucuar $500
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-09-11

list in order TO give ~ the cold snub a ln',
prove that our assistance was not neces-
sary to pull off successful function.
AS result the Risky was served from m
a de1nijohn, the napkins were not cor.
reotly folded and the rabbit salad was 'as
brought on hot and had neither lettuce
nor cabbage mingled with it. The affair
broke up two hours earlier than usual,
and some one stole the demijohn ana
two boxes Of cigars.
We took the snub in silence, but yes
terday an officer arrived here and took
the COLONEL away to Iowa to stand trial
for embezzlement. We can be socially
snubbed, but there will always be an
afterclap. Some folks are fitted by ma
ture to lead society-otshers must fol-
low. We are one who leads. We know
all about it, down to how many slices
Of lemon should swim in the punch
bowl, and though we have no desire to
force our presence upon any gathering.
it will be just as we'll to have our name
ON the list Of guests and permit US to n.
s. v. p. and 80 forth. NJ. QUAD.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-09-11

''How is IT. MAP" THE OLD MAN ASKED.
minutes the cloud looked so menacing
that I interrupted him by asking if he
didn't think cyclone was about to
visit us. .,. 4t b. ~. ~. -. s
"Oh, guess not. he replied after
another look. ''As nigh as I kin make
out it won't be nuthin more n zephyr.
Say, ma, dye see that zephyr comm
up?"
eyes, see it,, replied the wife.
GAS was tellin you," began the old
man as he sat down again-"as l was
tellin you about. ~.
There came roaring, rumbling sound
like hundred empty wagons passing
over cobblestone street-a long drawn
shrek as from thousand human Threats
and pif, piff! 1t was dark as mid
night for five minutes. When the sky
cleared, the old man and I were in the
currant bushes and his wife lodged
among the branches Of an uprooted APP.
pie tree. The house had been turned
half aroun;! and the roof was in the
cornfeld. The barn had vanished of
the face Of the earth. Every fence on
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-09-11
An Evening in the Scotch Highlands
Through Scotland on Bicycle.

r Among the pleasant events of the
near future is u Scotch evening" ut
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. n.
Harding, this evening. The
program will consist OF Scotchsongs
and recite tions. and an exhibition Of
the "Highland Fling" The larger
portion of the EVENINGS entertain
ment will be- under the management
of Mr.. Malcolm Dana, and will con-
sist OF an illustrated talk ON show !
saw Scotland or Through Scot.
land on Il Bicycle. - Mr.. Dana tray.
eled some five-hundred miles awneel,
through Scotland, and tells his ex-
,periences, resorting to anecdOte and
vivid descriptions together with the
aid OF a lantern and some sixty
choice views of the lakes, cities and
scenery of Scotland. This entertain
ment has been given with great sue
cess in st. Paul, Mortified, Winona
and other places throughout the
state. In addition to an extraordt-
naryly fine program. refreshments
will be served by the Ladies' club Of the
Congrega tional church, under whose
auspices it is given. Let everyone
plan to be present. An admission OF
Is cents will be charged, which will
include refreshments.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-09-11

1T is easy to find out all about the
sentiment on the money question
The reporter asked VIM: Grell, OF
Rich Prairie. how his neighborhood
was. and Grell promptly declared
that all the Democrats were for free
silver: Joseph VerDig, one of Mr.
Grell's German neighbors. stood
near and took occasion to correct
the statement of Grell. He (Virnig)
declal ed he was Democrat, and
opposed to free silver, and said that
there were very many more OF his
way Of thinking in his town. The
reporter left them to argue It out, az
it seemed bad taste to interfere in q
Democratic disagreement.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-09-11

Overtwo years ago VIM. Mckinley
spoke in the Exposition building in
Minneapolis, and people, from every
county in the state, went to hear
him. Admission could be secured
only by ticket, and the possessOr of
a ticket was a fortunate man that
day. Nearly 100 voters went down
from Morrison county. The time
was six months before an election,
and over two years before the presi-
dental campaign. From that time
until now Mckinley has been the
popular choice Of the people OF this
state for president. No building in
in the state could accommodate the
men who gathered from all counties
to hear him. What kind Of a public
meeting would not be possible II he
was to come here now, as the Re-
publican candidate for president?
Those who point to the crowds who
go to hear Bryan should remember
that Mckinley could Guido him in
the attracting business when he had
no nomination, and when there as
no campaign.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-09-11

Messrs. Peck and Hewitt, who are
in the city from West Bloomfield, N.
Y, state that the result Of a vote IN
Vermont is considered Il good index
OF the way the farming portions 81
New YORK state will vote. They are
neichboring states, with about the
sa me class Of country people, and an M
increase or decrease II. a party, g
strength in Vermont showsa similar
change, in New York state outside tl,
the big cities. When Vermont did
the unusual thing Of casting q vote
or4tol against, free. silver. - indi-
Gates how much truth there is in the
Demopop claims that the Eastern
farmers are turning to free silver.
They are certainly very strongly
opposed to 1t.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-09-11
Funeral OF A. f. Carlson.

The funeral Of A. F. Carlson, who
was killed Sunday by the accidental
discharge OF his shot gun, was held
Tuesday from Harting 4 Sons
morgue. His father and brother
Carl Erickson and John Carlson
Of Fish Lake, ChisagO county
accompanied by Mrs. Carlson's
father and brother. arrived on the
noon train via st. Paul, and a sister
OF the deceased, Miss Minnie Carlson
came down from Cloquet, and at
tended the funeral. The services
were conducted by Rev. Geo. X. Geer
and the remains were burie.l in the
Swedish cemetery at Darling.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-09-11

There were, four passenger trains
out Of the T win Cities on the North
ern Pacific Friday-two sections
of No. I and two sections of No. g.
each carrying not less than
twelve coaches we'll filed with
passengers. A large number Of our
citizens who were in attendance at
the encampment and fair returned
home ON those trains. The crowds
from the Twin Cities west are
greater than they were going to the
cities, as the railroads have made a
rate of one fare for the round trip
along'their lines. and many of the
eastern visitors to the encampment
are taking advantage of the cheap
rate to visit the agricultural districts
of Minnesota and Dakota.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-09-11
~. !. MI
Weekly Crop Bulletin 4
wEFx tsSDING MONDAY, SEPT. =.

XII MEEK BINDING MONDAY y, rrsfS AAa'' y = "
White The days have Depn warm
yi,,rinx thepast week the ~ ivAts nave
beef, cool, especially Sunday ana an !
thursday. with minimum temporal
torres reaching 80 degrees at Gampp 7tel
vi, Monday morning and At PARK
Rapids on Friday morning. Frosts
have been reported In all sect IONS 81
tut have done no damage except 70
tender vegetation. The amount 81
sunshine during the week has been l'''.ll
SIN all. ana showers have been ire
un.nt hut. nor at all general IN dis us''
trihu,iom. The rains have DELAYED
the til, eshing. but have not been
.coptuus enoughexcept In nfeW cases
10 help the ploughing, and com
3plnints III the ground being ~ dry
to plough come from Wat"lfsNa an
Houston, GOo,,llue, Yellow Medicine,
Brown, Lyon, Blue Earth, Winona,
Rice. Faribault, Dakota. PipestOne,
Becker, Lac-Q Out parle, Otter Tail,
Mile Laca and Chisago counties.
Harvest is bout finished in the Red
river;valley and threshing is IN prog
ress elsewhere. though delayed by
lNcal rains. The warm days nave
helped to ripen corn. and much is al,
ready cut or ready to cut Septem,
t,er 10 will see the latest out >o1
danger OF frost. The crop is a good
one. A small quantity Of rye has
been sown, but the ground Is too
tl~y for it's preparation for the seed
Late flax is being cut. Good crop
TIE following wheat yields have come
ia This week. kittson. to 80; Beck
err, s to Is; Stevens, IL; Chisago. a t.
| IS: Washington.5 tolls; Yellow Medi
cine, Is; Rice, 6 to IL; Blue Earth. II
to 20; Mobiles, 6 to Is; Norman, = t.
80; Otter Tail, ITO l5;. Stearns, ~
Hennepin, 10 to 20; Dakota 10 to ~
Lincoln. II; Pipestone, s to 10: Vino
ma, 8 to 10; Martin, 10 to 20.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-09-11
BETWEEN DEMOCRATS.
An Interesting Discussion On 81
the Money Question Be-
tween Democrats.

Tuesday evening ut the Buckmla y
hotel. j Judge Shaw and =. - smith
tried to maintain the Is to 1 SILVER w s.
scheme ir ali argument with y. -.
Calhoun, OF ST. Cloud, and n pm
Wetzel. They are all Dem, ''l "a q ~ =.
Two of the Democrats want county ''l q y
ottice, and are trying to indnce ttlt :
people to vote q free silver t1c '.'N'
.'from top to bottom Tws,ot tue
Democrats are not after any Votes e.
but want the national honor MAIN M
tained and prosperity restored.
The discussion was very interest
ing, AMI was listened to by 4 large
crowd The free silver fellows got 8. q
good deal the worst ofSit-and mai ilE'.l y
rally tried to & wander from F the
subject. Iii one Ot Shdw's side ex *:
cursinns he .intimated that the Judge
OF the supreme court who would
change his mind on the income t,, tux
law must have done SO Tor some
dishonorable consideration. Wetzel
expressed more charity III his opl'nl-
ions OF judges who changed their
views, and to Illustrate he related 9
little incident. He said that q prOmIi-
nent Judge" that he knew had been
strong advocate against the free
coinage OF silver, and attended the
Democratic state convention ano
aided in passing resolutions against '
free silver. That the judge con-
timed advocating those principles
until early in July, when he suddenly
changed, and is now roaring silver
man, and questioning the motives q
Others who change their minds
Wetzel said he did not feel like charg
ing the little Judge with any wrong
motives.
Br'er Shaw changed the argument
If he didn't change his mind.
| Calhoun expounded some sount
logic on the money question, for tn
consideration of the good slzet
crowd that was enjoying the discus
sion. 4