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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13
A DEcEPrIyn APPEARANCE.
The Fair Novel Reader Was Not so
unsophiSticated rs She Looked.

The Fair Novel Reader Was Not So
unsophiSticated as She Looked.
There was young woman with a
musical ear sitting in the corner Of the
cable car. Several times she locked up
with curious surprise as the conductor
rang the bell to register fares. The
bell did not always sound the same.
Sometimes IL had n duh, clanking tone.
and every now and then ii came out
sharp and clear, several notes higher
in the scale She was demure little
creature, with blonde frizzes, and she
became So Interested in the Variations
played ON the bell that she quite neg
lected the paper-covercd novel which
lay in her laIr-a novel she was evil
IDENTIFY not reading for the first time,
for size had opened it mt random. and
when she had dropped it to listen to
the bell she never troubled herself TO
| find the place.
But in tile course OF time she reached
more Interesting portion Of the work.
! There were things which she appar-
emily desired tn remember, for she
took lead pencil from 4 small bag.
! ard began TO mark passages here and
| taere.
/ The old gentleman With white side
| vhiskers who sat opposite 10 her hoped
! that it was a proper book for young
woman to read and the angular wo-
man who was somewhat Hurried. ow-
ing TO an unsuccessful attempt 10 pass
an out-of-date saltwater ticket fol
car fare, was sure that ii wasn't.
She rode almost TO the end of the
line. Just before the car finally stop
ped she took out note book. The con
ductor happened to come TO the front
of the car, and lie glanced ut what she
wrote 1t was the number OF his ear.
As he walked toward the railway Of
flee he opened the door that looked out
ON the front platform, and said TO the
mOtorinan:
Its all up, JIM
II told you somebody would notice
the difference in the sound OF those two
bells Somebody was bound TO won
der about it. and discover that you
weren't ringing up all the fares in the
right place"
The conductors face was very pale
and his mouth was drawn ut the cor
ners.
1t was one Of the everyday tragedie:
OF life; poverty. temptation, discovery
I and regret that came too late.
The girl with blonde frizzes was .
, Pinkcrton Washington Star
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13
REGARDING pAsseNor,
Decision al the Iiliaol. a...
warehens. t,emn.,..,.-.. zAz


In the matter of the eo,nra,,..,
oi the secretary OF the state ers ''.s'''s !.
Illinois dated Ian. I. 1887. eml,os 5,ss Q
resolution 81 that body aaobled = -
December meeting. 1886. ast,ss = -
hoard OF railroad and Warebe,,sss ~
lnlssi0ners 10 reduce The ns..' w.
tate from three 90 cents IL ~. -
cents per mile. the eOmmissien =,
the opinien that 10 do 30 Al IA. ~
would be nnHise and uhWarranlse -. -.
would be unjust 10 The raiifoad ~. -
est OF the state. Willie sor,e ~ 4
great trnnk lines In Iilinols mia, =
able 10 stand such Reduction. n, -.
smaller reads, and th0se msies
almost wholly a local cuisines -
which are nov and have heen n. -
last two years struggling gor 49,.
enoe. would be most seriously -
by II.
such action on our part would -
ply Increase the heavy burdens -.
which they are staggering a0E. 3 /.
. Meli-knoWp fact 10 those Mho -.
taken the trouble 10 inFestieats 4.
amount Of passenger business a.. !.
the railroads la Illinois auflar ~ q.
two years that there has been -.
decrease IN the nusabef u rassssss..0
carried This rs due ID cur iussa.s,s
not 10 the amount charged "a -
service but 10 the seRefai aesls.s =
m All ltaes ~ business. The lor -
Of fern produces and TIE nnssi,s
financial conditions Nalch lase -
their esteet on The pasaeaEer a =.
a. the freight business
And u . aiso b facg. ~ Eh0Nn I. =.
ssornsfep0FtH VI tbs railroads q
3 nois that tbs capital INVESTED Z -
property hae n0t PAID esen Z ~ II
tefeHt - the st0ekhotGef. THIS go
T ton VAS hssf0Ee Ne wllrt Ne resssl
I the freight schedule M lsss 40 -
whole question Naz th0fDarh.g -
nlGsFed Ne I'D not thiat Ia Il
neither % pe feel nov that 4 -
20 both the pnpis and iile fslrssls
because elicn should stand 90 lee -.
equality before tbs lap Ills sssae.s..
should b. MADE NJ ellis sime 4 "A
COUNTRY NaE pfn8pzenas or ee.s.
Ei0ns might " dtGsFeni
TIE satisfies ~ oar uftee 6ha4 "a
JOY TIC 80. Asattf y Tab Aatts 41fs
1875. the Bfsfass s110ani eaass,E 2
tie railroads Ees issssenses Esik 3 !
fraction ab0te two ecais. aitbsasl IA
maximum aiioued shem N2 -.
crnEa
foF ths reasons abVsc stated ~ 4
no, fcsi that this fedncts0e atzsk Z
maze AZ this time Ne asa ais6 a&as.
10 recofumsna this trdgetioe 4 a
isslslature. ih Siew " oar esineiafal
We DO nos feel thai y would y 500
Fiatent f0r 40 g. % 80 haEsre "A
Legislature has tbs DDNef 70 ssszzz
the maximum rate NhseA aa6 4
charged Tor passenger ssFEfls a. 4
IeaEc the matter 81 sheiy Nls1qE-
UslEntdl NJ. = cA&ShEIL
ehsifna..
TEi0E CAflkS
Attest 3. ". aASTis. sssssarl
} Jan. y. fssT.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13
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warner's Sats Curs 20 n isp<sssa's'
y r. are ssBdseE ops i,md<c -
tsr Of arcursss apirg sesfaia@.s's z
Rtaaustsa fsptp - sisrsess sessv -
20 isU dsgrsss a6pSs and neasss
heavy kxG insh rardhoAfsi. . sss -
green. by msii. frse 20 nHy aes'ssz' !
rersspt of tso o~ass 40 sEs@fs y
plathrr. 10 ~ surr the tfeF sa'sf
t.on " She tf.erm0nrsegs . ipsse.,
60 adserts.r fhs cs.spseisc fe'.s,
safe K .dnry BOD issser tuss - '
ssrt..ing cola9nsl bot tessfiss' !
tssy sill ~ foubd - 10 usein' =
as ornamsnfal ifttls arfesss -
bone o. etficg end sell Ss.an ~ - !
trou ols zBS ~sDcnss - ssshsss
shsn
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13
whnt rIe Did Knau.

Induiring Spectator Which borao
was II that won? Speculative Spectator
Cgloomily--I don't know the namo n
the horse that won, but ! know the
name Of most Of the horses that didn't
win. New York Weekly.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13

:, me wretch" cried Willie Giggs. ne
~ Glught sight ~ himself In d mirror.
10 whom 10 you rcferr'
my valet. He said he'd lJo re-.
Wensed on me for reducing ia nav
but ! Didn't dream he'd be guilty 81
anything 80 horrible"
What Inns hi dnncTe
mnue my neekiIe look MS n / had
''eu y myself Washington Star.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13
simple nin,- for sa.iss .h~ P,..

simple htnf- Tor saving the Epsa
In recent work on the physical
conditions of fatigre IN reading. and
the best means 81 avoiding ID. II II in
sisted that the size of type j. the all
Important condition % visual fatigue.
No type Of iess that 10 nflllmeter. IN
height should be used. and the strain
increases rapidly even before the size
becomes rs sluall ~ this The lntens.
ny Of illumination II apparently Of lit.
We consequence within the limits of
daylight ia wellllghied rooms A-foor
artihcial light IL even more injurious
than small type. and v bite light. rath.
or than yellow. should be used. The
FORM OF tyre IL ~ less importance than
me thickness ~ the letters. Addition.
~ leading or spacing between fhe
llnes Is also recommended. White IA
pr should be employed. although the
I pnrest white paper IL not desirable. on
account Of the fatigue incident 10 the
greater amount o. light reflected from
~ me habit y STOPPING over IN Rad.
ing or writing has very bad effect an
VIE egsiglit. and should b. IIabltualIy
avoided. II the eyes arp infia,nesI
,peS shouid be tFented once. twice or
lhree times day with a solution made
" dlsspiVing n tensfo0Dful Of table
Hait " one halfpint OF wnter. n
snouid be put inside the eye. and not
outside aa If usually done. Another
excellent eycw wash il made one ipa.
spoonful ~ boraeic acid IN lalf pint
" warm water. aud allowing # 10
eo"l Above MI the eyes snonld be
rested. ~ cities. there Il nlwnys too
n9ch for them to do: ara TIE .ixost
Inlhg lint n trayclor in streeT enE
sah ~ IS 70 occasionally close bla eyes
Tor while and give the tired muscles
Ch0nce to rrcOFer Ihnlr froslllln.l.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13

and grievously wounded Chief Engt-
neer Hardin of the French army.
stunned his son, tore of the arm ot
Gen. st. Hilaire. then, rebonndlng from
splintered oak tree. wounded Col.
Dulardln and killtd Marshal Turrenne,
gencralisShno of the French armies and
victor OF twenty-three batties.-St.
Louis Globe-DemOcrat.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13

MISE Lightly / see that they now IN,
bachelors IN Argentine. :"
Mlss Elderly decided some tim.
ngo innt J should spend the white
"oWn III thnt delightful climate.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13

Bacon was reading to-day of vic.
lin maker who made over 1000 flddlea
in his life. Egbert--It's fact, then.
that the evil man does lives after him
--Yonkers Statesman.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13

TirEf BoafGsg ''i uueesNsss "a
the iaseisay 10 20 tsks . tr.g b =
wrs, second B6aFGsF - IA, y
II the trssa p0pid stop Log snssss I
sia;leas ahe could Gise - ulnl
rsstanrast psog.s aoms rssai ess
park
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13
SIGNS OF THE STARS.
SOME TALES TOLD BY THE
HEAVENLY BODIES.
Correspondents should Be Careful ="
Follow Instructions a. "a Fun Names
aud Addresses Piac- and hSaf
of Birth.

HE Astrologer a
gain insists that all
persons writing
him with a view
OF obtaining free
readings in this
column. must send
fun name and adj
dress. The name
will not be pub
lished. The data
are often megre. in
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13

and the tint Of the walls varied somc-
what; but In all essential features. the
| saw afterward.- Educational Review.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13

Hs earnestly Am : re f'F :
ron ever k.sssd- $40 % ss'.~
arr. tfos stupid req a7s.
knew ons who sleDa ssk tar-
Ynrh flrrala
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13
aIl.. Neg. slsnao.a. No.

According to the data furnished, the
zodiaeal sign. scorpio. which Mars
rules. was rising al your birth. there
fore Mars Is your ruling planet or sig
niiicator.
You are medium height. with a veil
set figure. and win grow stouter as you
grow older. Your complexion. hair
and eyes. medium: the eyes have rath-
er a sharp. piercing sight. You are
very energetic and ambitious. DO not
like opposition. and will display quite
a spirited temper at times: you are a
leader. and have the ability 70 execute
plans in a creditabie manner. you are
fond OF soldiers. fireman, surgeons. all
manner OF military parades. news. etc.
II war would come you would like 70
go and be right at the front Of the
battle: you would make a good sur
geon. You have far better command
OF language than this sign usually de-
notes. Your husband Is. or will be. 4
peculiar temperament. and rather hard
to understand. and marriage will only
be a triAe over average fortunate. YoG
are under both good transit Of Juptte.
and an evil transit OF Saturn
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13

which case it becomes necessary 70
address a personal letter TO the apph-
cant. 1t will therefore be seen that
it is quite necessary to give name ana
post Office address. These readings
are free, and will be published IN order
as received. Persons wishing the same
length reading by mail can obtain y
by sending twelve two cent stamps.
Write name and address, year OF olrth.
day OF month and hour Of day. wneIher
a. m. or .. N. Also state place o.
birth. These are important points ana
without them an accurate reading q
the planetary indications cannot DC
given. Persons who are not sure q
to data should write the Astroiossr fai
special Instructions By mall. In doihs
80 send four cents In stamps for reply
Address: Prof. C. W. Cunningham
Dept. 4, 1874 So. Clinton street. CHI
cago.
The following readings are for ihli
week:
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13

There are rasBy rash. hefes -
Thst men Gre called % - \
Bot few surpass bis nsfss
Lat bot eDSpGh Ter yeaf
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13

sTeaemans@ s;ass@vh@r 80 Sasr ss'- = 80
s'arss cisepfst hessis aiie - =. - 100
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13

Note.--Those who have sent in their
stamps (26 cents for readings by mail
VIII usnally be promptly answered. In
cases where there is an apparent de-
lay the astFologer should be notified at
once and the mistake will be rectlfled
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13

Tho shoe oftss idnehss igep -
the MeafeB. -.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13
y. H.. oe.oIa. ohio.

According to the data the zodiacai
sign Aquarius. which Uranus rules. vas
rising at your birth. therefore Uranus
Is your ruling planet or signihcatOr.
The sign Pisces. which Jupiter rules.
was intercepted on ascendant. there
fore Jupiter Is co-signihcator You are
OF medium height: medium TO light
complexion, hair and eyes: when young
your hair was fiaxen. you viii grow
stouteF as you advance In years: you
are reserved in your manners. yet quite
a busy talkeT; you are inclined 10 in
vestlgate any Of the occult and mys.
terious forces in nature: you are a
seeker after truth no matter where you
find IT, you are naturally an advanced
thinker, and was born with a kind OF
knowledge which you never had to
study to learn: you Just know many
things without ever having had "a
study them. and II asked to explain
how you knew this or that you could
not tell where 1t came from. you fee
and know things in advance. II you
would thoroughly understand this Il
could be Eiade valuable 10 you. Saturn
will make an evil transit for you soon
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-13
Mis-. :. :. srarIon,llI-, Mo

According to the data furnished the
Zod.acal sign sagittarius. which Jupl.
ter rules was ris ng at your birth. there
fore Jupiter Is your ruling planet or
significatog. You are tall. with slender.
well formed figure: medium 10 light
complexion and eyes; the hair. auburn;
in general appearance you are com
handing, you are jovial, cheerful,
happy temperament, you are very am
bilious and will be leader In any.
thing you are interested In: you are
kind to animals and especially fond OF
horse. You are very courageous even
to reckless degree at times. You will
be looked mp to by your neighbors:
they will expect you to take the lead.
and they will follow. Yos should
secure an education in art for you are
gifted in that direction. but there VIII
be something TO hinder you from ge..
ting proper education in it unlesg
you make special effort and overcome
the obstacles thet will be IN your path,
yet you are otherwise quite fortunate
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29

The largest and oldest states in
the union have not yet settled thu
prison labor question-in fact
have made no progress toward
that end. At the last ell, ction the
people of New York state adopted
u constitutional amendment, pro.
hibiting the employment of
prisoners in any labor that would
compete with free labor. So in
the Empire state the, prisoners
have been in idleness since early
in November. Many have gone
insane, and all demand some kind
OF work. The old suggestion Of
using the prisoners on work on
highways is brought forward in
New York. but it is not practical
for other than the most trusty
prisoners. The question is before
nearly Every legislature in the
country for action. Laborlngmen
everywhere object to the employ.
ment of prisoners in making any
goods, that are placed en- the
market.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
II The Northern Pacific passenger
train service IL practically in the
some condition az 1t was Saturday
The line il open between st. Pau
aud Fargo, hut beyond Fargo traf.
fir is SUSPENDED. Last Thursdays
No. 2 has reached Valley City. hut
II snow bound there. Valley City il
the worst point alOEg the line fo'
snow drifts. on" near that place II
over three miles long on both sides
III the track and the Ill Tits are high.
er than TIM cars. Trains from ST
Paul and Fargo are nearly on time,
On the Little Falls & Dakota there
seems to be another blockade. The
east bound train LETT Morris thil
iinOrping, hut encOun tered too much
snow and had to return to Morris.
d'he west bound train will likely turn
around at Sank Centre. The Snow
plough went over the branch Satur-
day. and will likely be sent out
again tonight or tomorrow morn
inE.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29
TWO DEATHS.
One had Lived over Four Score
Years. the Other an Infant
. IN Cradle.

zoos . Is + Il nj AZ, if g /. J D."
a Hans SOrrnstIn. Il Dune, aged ~
years, died mt st. Gabriel's hospital
Il ues.iay afternoon from old age.
Mr. SOrpnsOn wAs a ward III the cit v
for a nun'orr ~ y ears. and for the
sInst three Years has he'eh cared
Tor by the Sisters III the hospital He
ut one, time lived with his daughter,
Mrs. Christ johnson. on II farm,
about five miles southeast Of the
|city, but when she removed with her
husband DR.. Christ Johnson. to
New London. Mimi, he remained
here, and for several years saw. d
wood and did other odd jobs to
earn an independent llvlihOnd. He
became 80 feeble that he could
scarcely walk around. and the
Ladies' Aid society provided for him
for a time -. IT,, -
His daughter now resides at vii:
mar, and waa telegraphed to to learn
what disposition she wished made of
the remains. She answered tina she
could not come. and asked to have
him buried beside his wife, whose
death occurred about nine years ago,
in OakwOOh cemetery. Mr.. Sorenson
was respected by all who knew linn.
and his long struggle against poverty
when IL. WAS too old and feeble 10
work won him the sympathy Of the
",tire community. The funeral was
h III from Simonet Bros. under
taxing rooms Thursday AFTERNOON.
REV. George Il. Geer Officia ting.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Meyer
#innurn the loss Of their little daugh-
Yer. aged one year, whose ien til. due
t. lag ippe, occurred Wednesday.
She funeral will te held from the
Grrman Catholic church Friday
AfternO..n.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29
MINNESOTA :
State Normal Schools q
WlNoNA, nANKATo, ST. CLOUD AND
hOORHEAD.

These schools are organized for the training
teachers for the public schools of the state.
ORGANIZATIONS Each school compriaes two
departments-,he Normal Department and the
Training Department or Model School.
The Normal Department embraces:
(a) An Elementary Course Of two years for
teachers OF rural districts and elementary
grades. 1+@ -.ES
(b) An Advanced Course Of five years for
teachers Of advanced grades.
(c) A Professional Course Of one year and two
years for graduates of high schools.
10y A Kindergarten Training Course at WI
mona. 81. Cloud and Mankato).
ADMIsSlON.-Grad Of high schools and
colleges and teachers holding county superin
tendents' first and second grade certificates are
admitted without examination. All others are
required to pass an entrance examination.
EXPENsEs.-Tuition Is free to all who pledge
themselves to teach in Minnesota. Text
are furnished at . rental Of IS per year. Pre-
vision is made In each school for economics
1iving. The average cost OF furnished rooms
with board Is about IS per week. The Ladies
Home ut 81. Cloud, the new Dormitory
Moorhead, aud the Ladies' Home at Winons
offer board, furnished room, heat, and light
atfrom IS to $3.50 per week.
DIPLOMAs.-By recent act Of the legislature
dip'ome becomes state tesches' certificate
Of the frat grade. i
The next school year opens At all the schools
Sept 4, 1896. W
For ftee catalogues and circulars. giving {
information, address the presidents q folls
"a IRWIN SHEPARD, Winona.
EDWARD sEARlNG, Manksio
GEORGE +. RLIgDE10HR, O. Clay
LIVINGSTON 6. IO1n. MeG9SssG
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29

It is strange indeed that a
5paroled convict from Minnesota,
who has broken his parole and
reached New Orleans should
voluntarily come back; but 16 is
absolutely astonishing that he
should desire to return to the
Minnesota climate, as we'll as the
Minnesota pen in the mouth of
January. -.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29

-Four men tried to rob a bank In
New York city on Thursday, and in
less than twenty-four hours were
sentenced to state prison for long
terms. 5'
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29

Philadelphia experienced q great
} Are On Tuesday, aid Wanalnaker' 5
great store came in for just enough
scorching to warrant mention that
it was the greatest bargain resort
on earth. It was a cheaper ad-
vertisement than his campaign for
United States senator.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29
Morris Ii WASN'T mglOn.

George GrHntbam Bnill. Wrltln1
from Washington to the ~. Paul
Gl0be On new members ~ ct'noss,s,a
says: "a great many new members
u congress come here after their
plec ton u learn the ropes One s1f
them. whom J. met recently In the
pleasing cOmDaninnship Of Colonel
jay r.. Durham, was Judge Page
Norris, Of Duluth, The city irrealts.ln-
ably Ass,rciute,i with the name tll
Proctor Knott. Judge MOrrlA III
thoroughly at h"mp IN tins section
because he was born III Virginia. lilti
he IL n graduate vi the E1rEinia
military institute. He Taught
mn thrinatics in Texns college,
~ u,;vimg Ia " III his spare m0n,eiIts.
ana ~ 1881 he returned 10 Virginia,
" here. hp was a candidate for con-
grpss four years Inter agninst John
W. Daniel. Ai,. Daniel is now Il
senator from Virginia. and Mr..
MUrri. a member ~ the next con-
grrs$ from Alinne-Otu. NH
Pioneer Press: In order to
completely separate the school
board Of S.. Louis from the in-
tluence Of politics., the elections
for directors We're years ago set
for different dates and held wholly
separate from other Ell ctioas.
The board was formerly composed
of the very b,st citizens, who
served without pay and were proud
of tie high standard to which the
schools were brought, part icularly
during the superintendent IT
William II. Harris, now naUional
commissioner Of education. But
the plan of separate elections has
worked badly. Not onc.fonrth Of
the voters go to the polls. Ring
sters discerning their opportunitv,
have manat I'd tocontrol tn. school
elections for some years past. The
board has been the theater Of in
Vulnerable unsavory scandals. and
the secret Of getting rich on the
"emoluments" of an Office with
out a salary had been found out by
not a few of the boodling directors.
So sir putting the board Into
politics" by holding school el>c-
tions at the same time with others
will evidently afford no remedy,
St. Louis now proposes to adopt
the st. Paul plaza plan which is
also recommended by the Greater
New York charter commission
Of making the school directors
appointive by the mayor Of the
city. A bill to this end, supported
by the civic feduratiop, is now
before the Missouri legislature
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29

F. A. Day, who was retired from
the Minnesot.. senate, was serving
his third te, m there. ONLY one
oth>r member, Kellar, had been a
member as long.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29

The Day.Dunn contest in thu
senate was responsible for TIL
most tiresoms puns. The consti'
tutionaI lawyer, the gallery orator,
the heavy editorial, aud even the
chaplain were guilty. 1t finally
became very sad.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29

Bryan has begun suit against a
Chicago publishing house to
prevent them from issuing book
that has nearly the same title as
"The First Battle He is not
trying to prevent anyone from
delivering hts lecture. 49,. .
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29

Tie ST. Paul Dispatch is par.
ticular]y delighted over the
decision of the state senate that
Dunn was entitled to the seat from
the Sixth district.