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NOTES

Louis Raphael OF Houston ia IN. r,.s.
" Gus Ffisi and VIII remain a for,ntrb,
ae finest Watermelons seen in The locs,
market TINS year arrived todsv Tscr
came from ncut.e bayou
Fa4 funeral o, oscar ssnberr who MA.
aro~nea yesterday sook place tns 80
tLs ~ Lsse View cemetery. Rev. Ion,
oval officiating 'oaH
Ar. and Mrs, ,. =. Avery of Hon. ,on
rave Taxa house here for he sumn,sr
~ ~ r.nsey. associate Justice q,
.ns eeafs q csvi appeal al Dallas. ac-
sornpaniea .y his family, 4 yis;tsns 5 NJ
MI nh.Eat' and win remain turing ths sum
- spec'L meeting ., the beard OF al.
,ss o. me Nnion passenger Depot COM
ily o. Galveston, neIa at IL O'Clock TO-
~. me fo.iewias Officers we're eisc,ed:
h L J, Polk: vice president.
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sABINE - cnI1.E-rnr

Il was unonielaliy announced to-day th.,
JOHN C. Schultz had been appointed dep.
r's coliee-or a. Sabine Pass Ae Will leave
o. he revenue cutter Galveston Tupsssv
hoTn-ug 10 assume his aeW pasitiou M
'fhli'e has been local custom bo,,sa
.nsI'cio- To- TIE past four years. serr,nr
Delaney. 'seh
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ncaf Mntc. Arriving.

Wsxahschie. Texas. July Nuts
al sections o. the State besAn lr
Today 70 Attend ;he three days ssss@
The TtSss l,e-f s-A.. association. ST
Rev job Tnrner Of Stauntan. Va,
preacn 81 he Christian church bril-
f1ofn-nE and 81 night. he vii! p7e'''
us.ns the dez. mute signs
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nurtca hr n Cnrein.

Sherman, Taxse, July .-Yes
afternoon, vale g force Of zisa ven
work n deep ditch on wa. "
street. the banks csvea II from bctA -
en'ann.Hs oas o: the laao7s'< "
fortunate enough 70 escape ;he sHh
- work a. once 10 rescue thsir COR
hen aiken on, he vas aims, sno11
ana had 10 e iAksD hons II cS''I
80
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Braaos Coanr, lndor.em@n,..

BRYAN, Texas. July s.-The republican
executive cosnni'tas met Al the court hsus,
IN ihis city Yesterday afternoon and in
dorhed the following applicants for post
Offices IN This county. BrySa. II r Persr-
y stofae City, H. T. Haynes: Co.iaxe. W.
c. Boye,t. ana Wei,born. ] II. Royasr.
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Jsry DI.a,er..s.

feroon. TexAs, July The case against
Peter Hssarn Tor ,bs killing 81 Is, G. cl4ry
at shis piaes 90 April q. which hAs been
on TRIAL y E~atiand for III. past wees. Pc
SUITED Ia misirlai. The 3ury failing 10
agfoe. were discharged today. They stood
sls for aeapiiAai and siK for conviction
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REMovED TO PARIs

ny. d g DoNauu. VINO ha1 for sevefA-
months boon connected V1-n thu Courier
Ilrh, O. INA city and correspondent for
tbr rssl3ea t.slet IeE todly fuF avis
y e.re b. VIII felr.scpt lie NeWt IL The
f-tsc. The ues=paI,eT fraternity G.. ms
@,f Wa Miss h.a gtaial face II ths!r
royl1H
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Mckinney. TerAs Jaiy &c b Moore.
VINO lives n''sT tisis citr ara ~ho has been
r.sifter.nr ths rainfall tof ID. past tweuty
YEAR T'-soTtz tsa fonias.ag preclpisAuoa
for lAst month Snoe j. l.D59 inch. June 2,
T7b inca Juae 6 s7S June ~ as juno
y. 2sIt. Jpns ~ 90. Total, 6 7b0
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Buffalo, Tesxs, July s-Nrs. "
Holder. who IVES sho. by her hsAa's
a few Nights ago while shooting
hurslar. is improving rapidly ard nv,
10 ~ ont Of danger. The burglar
recognized by Mrs. Holder on the n's.
the shooting and an arrss, will be ns~
an early date.
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LEMONS now $50 A nov

Lemons ar now 81 80 a box. This is 50
box more 'Aan they brought short i'm.
ago Three hundred boxes arrived ms
morning Despite The high price tie trui,
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Those slshinx 10 ret rid VI rheu,ns,lsm
should try q bottle Of Elmer Amends
Prescription No. fssl. Y. y. schmidt.
Houston. Teas. spis agent.
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skin ard b,apd disc ases of al 4,
;afrh and d-sSn>es of womcl VN
Address or call on DIR. HAImES
Co. 81. Alamo fslaaa. San Ant.S...r ~
or No s. st Charles SSrest NJ ~r,.Sa
Ia ARR
Mall treatment given BY
SYMPTOM blank No !. for men:
wonen: No. = for skin diDee>D'
oetarrh.
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- 1air csrs- 81 slsu4a- -. err VII
~ rss----s-e = ..s.r cry iy III PED ~ 11e
Stss. asilu-t-aaulE tas.Ey E-s- l.a4n.sl
.lgasss ~ sNa4aY.
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BeeehAnl's Pills for wind and disn~
ter eating
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The Reputation

W-ai5ch Dr. -
way & 90 N
husit ~ hAs q
Won hy haSr1
hones work M
av wNhor'. N
the true ana ~
cessful ssr1
81 the uH:ea. :, |
Ia the ,rea nn~d
an dehrsar. -
private iisss.o2
cuIiar 70 nf' 4
women .rfsS]
STEGALIJH
SpacXis h@.rs1
scnins. nrns~
btlisy, k.Arty,.d
urinary &ifE
hydroceie, ~;
nsies. ris<
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eseo-Ee Se2lT; ssc-~stx-y ana r,,m.
.o-- y Bir5 Eud.tn-, Y. II. p.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
MINNESOTA LAND OFFICES.

-
18th. s}:t 5.g B. 1Is..1r
Morris has been very busy since
his arrival here. He has visited
the departments, and familiarized
himself with many matters. which
have a direct boaring on the de-
velopment and prosperity Of his
district. When it comes to the
disposal Of the local land Offices at
Duluth and ST. Cloud, it is ex-
pected that Judge Morris and SEN
ator Nelson will have q friendly,
but nev ertheless interesting, con.
test. Morris, It is understood,
will endorse men for the positions
Of register and receiver at both
places. SenatorN Nelson has friend
or two, whom he would like to see
appointed, but they are not the
men whom Judge Morris has se-
5lected. In the Seventh district,
the Crookston land officials will
not create much trouble, for}it is
that the parties will be
mutually agreed on by Congress
man Eddy and Mr.. Nelson. B:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

lOl - DELHI VI ;SL
has been intir,.ted. He has been broker
for years Ii III old hand at the business
and has gond sizrd fortune to operate
with. Yet his Sapoleonic stroke will lbc
held M as a glit:erjng example by stock
brokers fer months to cone. and many {
.'Innyl'' will lie persuaded that ho has
chance to 70 md do Likewise. ~,
Mr. Fell cnn1es Uf an Old and wealthy
New York family. He hid obtained col
jera education when in 1876 no was az:
,n!tted to tho floor of the Stock Exchange
lie was m Innocent looking. mild nan,
narci young man then, and the slireWa
old bulls ard bears said that IT wash pity
10 had come into the street. they pre-
.licted that lie would make easy plncking
i3ut young Mr.. Bell seemed to realize that
!,s was Young and inexperienced. He had
no business training and knew 1T. So
instead of stirling in as plunger and
losing his fortune in a year or two, he just
laid low and began to learn the ropes.
Whenever he lid any tradingat all it was
light and cautious. He was feeling his
way. ,s ;2% 424ts1 :. e. .yfse ~
For Is years he kept very quiet, taking
flier now and then, but keeping out OF
big deals He must have developed Won
derful amount of self restraint to do 1t,
but he stood by and watched men making
and losing fortunes without sign OF I'M
patience to join the struggle which ragged
90 fiercely around him. Finally IN 1881
he surprised his fellow brokers BY launch
ing boldly irto the battle of speculation.
He had learned how to fight and win
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
PEOPLE OF THE n a |.

The presideut's private secrsta Il
not the man, ss II popularly suprG "a.
Who looks over the mail Of the chisl Oh.
scutive and writes his letters. Az ~ the
individual who stands between the ri.
dent and the army of men who M TEX.
IND : small number Of consulates post
masterships and other offices. HAper.
.suades the men whom the president does
not want to see to call again tn about
four years, and he let's in those who
must not he barred out. The man who
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

The New York Herald suggests
where some good postal economy
can be practiced. It says: - =
correspondent, whose letter w
printed on Saturday, IN protest
inc against the Loud postal bill,
pertinently asked: why should
the people who pay all the taxes
be deprived Of the benefits o.
cheap literature, while representa-
stives and government official can
send their mail matter freee' i
tits well known that the mails
] are freighted down with n untold IT; ID
tons Of deadhead matter in the
form Of congressional buncombe
and other official documents which
are not worth reading, and which
~ II, il useless waste Of public money
/ to print. In his latest report
Postmaster General Wilson esti-
Il, mated the amount Of this dead
head matter carried by the mails
SIast year at more than $4,000, 600
pounds According to the Wash.
Siington post ter, at least = per
cent of al the matter mailed n
that city bears the frank Of msm-
sbers 81 cong There is . fertile
Held for postal economy, without
ssiimpairiing the efficiency Of the
Spostal service or depriving the
public II Che benefit Of cheap pos
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
Timely Arrival.
TRUTH.

They had mourned him as dead, but
ike Enoch Arden-or the cat-he had
come back. es @G@G I'm, W. n t,,T@
His little wife sat on his knee, the joy
shining in Ter eyes .
"And are you really glad came baok'''
be asked. .r Ii ~
"Glad =, said She. "Gladl I had just
made mp my mind to don q widow 8 outfit,
but there was the loveliest picture hat,
with bright ribbon all over 1t In spots,
that have been longing for, and now
can get 1t. Glad!'-Cinctnnatt Enquirer.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

Mary E. Wilkins is engaged il
writing series Of striking sketch.
Is Of New England neighborhood
life for The Ladies' Home Journal.
They will portray small commu.
nity's soclaliadnlgences, sketching
the old-fashloned quilting. party,
the time. worn singing-school and
An apple.paring bee. ,..5s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

TO modern American legal history. He
was the leading counsel III the Tweed
ring prosecution, in the investigation of
the validity: Of the dismissal Of General
Fitz John Porter from the army,in the
contest over the Vanderbilt millions, in
the Chinese exclusions case. in the Pa.
oific railway suit and more recently in
the income tax case. 3s
w henever it is known that he is to ap-
pear in court, he has big audience Of
brother lawyers, who gather to enjoy
biz sharp satire. quick repartee and dis.
play Of profound legal lore, combined
with remarkable resource. Mr.. Ohoate
10 4 New Highlander BY birth, but has
been in New York since 1856. He is 81
years old, but looks at least ten years
younger. -. B, s5:g..ll +l53ss.,ss., ,...,%
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
Maceo's Successor 10

General Rios Rivera, who succeeds
the late General Maceo in command Of
the Cuban forces in Pinar del Rio, is a
veteran Of the former war and a most
capable soldier. He is pure blooded
white man and was born in Puerto Rico
about l847. He was sent to Spain to
complete his education and was study.
ing law in Barcelona when the former
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
"a FORTUNE I'M 4 DAY

N Dsllb ExpsEssnes e Nos 0s0nss
IA one n Wsll Strest.
Louis v. Bell, the man who cleaned up
$500, 600 In wall street: the other day, y
somewhat new to fame, but he u no stran-
ser % the New York Stock Exchange -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
A Great Lawyer.

Joseph Hodges Choate, whose friends
are booming him for the United States
senate, stands today at the head Of the
legal profession in New York city and is
Chauncey NJ Depew's most formidable
rival as an after dinner speaker. But his
claim to oratorical fame does not rest
solely on postprandial eloquence. Az 3
leader at the bar he has won renown
in o dozen Of the greatest causes known
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

The Minneapolis Times has been
sold by the Journal Printing com,
pany to w. =. Haskell. who has
been manager of the Times for
., some time. Mr.. Haskell will head
u new company which will be Or.
ea,inized to continue its publication.
The Times has more than doubled
its circulation during the past two
years. VI.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

As there are a great many lum'
bermen IN politics in the north
west the following bit of ''word
play from the Lumber World
may be Of interest to them
Politicians are wood orkers il
spite Of themselves. They start
in with tlsg.roJling and get their
nominations They make step
ladders Of the conventions. They
put blinds on the eyes Of the pub
lie. They plane away all diff.
culties. They get up steam.
They build platforms. They take
the stump: They bore audiences.
They make use Of Ill sorts Of vices
and devices. They give sawdust
packages to voters. They, fret
much Of their work. They route
their foes, if they can. They are
knot.holey particular in their
choice of men to use as tools.
They make boxes and corners into
which they drive their opponents
after flooring them. Tb y JOINT
issues. They seryeas spokesman
till they, with their hubbub, tire
all the felloes who listen to them.
They mould public opinion. Their
motto is excelsior Of their own
making, and when they get elected
shey wind up with cabinet max
ing.''
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

will probably be named to undertake
these delicate duties for Mr.. Mckinley
is Perry 8. Heath, o newspaper man Of
long experience, who has Eeen a Wash
jngton correspondent torso long that lie
knows every public man in the country
and is familiar with all tho JUS and outs
of the national capital. Mr.. Heath8di
tinguished himself by his work il man.
aging the literary bureau Of the Repub-
lican national committee in the recent
presidential campaign and earned the
lasting gratitude of the q. o. p. leaders.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

Sherman will be secretary OF
state, and Hanna will get after the
Ohio senatoship. It is probable
that Mr.. Mckinley gill give his
support to the cleveland leader.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

Kentucky has given its cleo toral
vote to the Republican preside ntlsl
candidate for the first time in it's
history as q state. N
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

"A Il is now positively stated that Ct
Senator John Shermaa will be the
secretary Of state il Nick q inley 4
cabinet. n #E Il M.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

State Senator Wolcott j. the
guest of Baron RothschlM near
Londo1. Wolcott will come back
to the Uuited States gold stand.
ard man. ,3.>... 5. .3 =.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

Another petition to the governor
Of Minnesota ,for,the pardon OF the
Y oungersbrotbersis being .circn'
lated in Missouri and receiving
many signatures. +
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

II. Donnelly and Jadge Hicks q
fsltscalled upon to have . wordy
ianrl,gIe in the Minnesota house on
Saturday. ss.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

.s.. Prof. Starr, Of the Chicago
University, is proving that Amer.
leans are turning into Indians.
Well, there will not be anyone to
keep us on the reservation. vs.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

Gov. Tanner. Of Illinois. has
signed the papers for the extradl.
ton Of ex-City Clerk Haney. of
Minneapolis, but the latter's ply.
siician states that he - too i'll to
travel. The house in which he Is
living is guarded night and day.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

The Indications are that Kyle
cannot be reelected senator from
Soulful Dakota, and there are some
hopes of the election ofa Repub'
licaa.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

TAR. AILLSPAU1H physician and ssrgson. NJ
~ Once IN FIynK'e new block. Once hours
to D. M, and TO 8 p N. 4 VIC
Residence corner Third street and Third avenue
southeaat. Telephone ct residence. ffSg Il 81
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

The surplus money is still ac-
cumula,ing III New York banks.
Since January q the increase has
been .$26, 900, 200, while the loans
have remained practically the
same, although the interest rate
is cheaper than anywhere else in
the world. .s' .ea 53.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
with the famine ,in Ipdiia, comes e
fh plague, mi .,
II .Canadian capitalists sse plan la|
n,ng 10 build another railroad l''a' |. from 70
Winnipeg 10 the Psci6c coast "A

$s The 800 road has,rela ed the
freight rates between the Twin e',l
Cities and thesAtlantic coast.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

~ M. A. FORTIER. n. n. ON. Graduate
SJe Of Victoria University. Montreal Canada
to 10 q. M and to >. n once at residsacs
corner Of First street and First ave. n. 3. ii
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22
LEGAL.
.MEDI.ll..A,.I..,...

~ e. TRACE, physician ava SURGEON. Lind.
Va bergh Block. Once hours from > to Il a:.
Fourth street, south Of Oak 81. ~ Surgeon %
N. p. r. r. ffIttE H WI
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

n M. ROBERTS, Physician ana surgeon. n. D.
Ii Philadslphia, Pa 4 r. q. c.. London j.
England. Specially: Nose. throat and ear.
RHODES BLOCK, III LITTLE FALLS, MIMI.
Y Residence at Hotel Buchanan. la "a; ID 5.l5 8
once hours TO II .. %. 40 and ! TO p. n.
Telephope. aT-l n ssis h ~ FL 81
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

TYR. N. W. Chance. physiclan and surgeon.
~ ONCE over Tanners stOTe. Reaidenco
Second street between Sixth and Seventh
avenues Sc. saa33 555 #Bt ,iss53 at< g%5 @.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

DR.. Hewitt. who has been secre.
tary Of the:state board of health
for many years, was not reap
pointed by Gov. Clough- There
were three vacancies OH the board
and the only member not reap
pointed was DR.. Hewitt. A large
number of doctors in the state pro.
test against Hewitt's retirement
from the board, and they are most
competent to judge of the needs of
the state board Of health It is
probable that the next few weeks
will develop the fact that some
3ery competent man for drawing .
good salary will soon be chosen as
of the board. 1t was too
fat Job to remain much longer
out of politics 49,.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

with the famine in Ipdia BONES
plague. .5.l u s5
canadian capitalists sse plan Ian
,3. NM 70 build another railroad from on
Winnipeg 70 the Psci6ic.'' coast
a$5 The $500 d road has, rel aced the
i freight rates between the Twin
\ Cities and thesAtlantic coast.
. Il is now y, positively STATED that
Senator John Sherman will be the
secretary Of state il Mex IS ii'n'l Icy 4
cabinet. {. .# NJ. fs
II. Donnelly and Jadge Hicks
fsltscalled upon to have 9 wordy
ianl,g.Ie in the Minnesota house on
Saturday. zs.. Il n
Kentucky has given its elect oral !
vote to the Republican presid enti'l
candidate for the first time in Its
history as state. .I...
The indications are that Kyle
cannot be reelected senator from
South Dakota, and there are some
hopes Of the election of.a 'Repub-
licaa. - ~
State Senator Wolcott i the
guest of Baron .Rothschlh near
Londo1. Wolcott swillconae back
to the Uuited States a gold stand
ard man.
Another petition t" the governor
Of Minnesota .for,the pardon OF the
Younger,brothers is being .circn'
lated in Missouri and recelElng
many signatures. II. 4.
Prof. Starr, Of the Chicago
University, is proving that Amer Ter
leans are turning into Indians.
Well. there will not be anyone to
keep,us on the reservation.
Sherman will be secretary of
state, and Hanna will get after the
Ohio senatoship. It is probable;
that M. Mckinley gill give his
support to the ,Clev Gland leader.
The surplus money is still ac~
cumula,ing in New York banks.
Since January Q the increase has
been SAG, 200, 600, while the loans
have remained practically the
same, although the interest rate
is cheaper than anywhere else in
the world.
Gov. Tanner. Of Illinois. hes
signed the papers for the extradl.
lion OF ex-City Clerk Haney. of
Minneapolis, but the latter's ply.
.siician states that he - too III to
travel. The house in which he Is
living is guarded night and day.
%5lEs 4, .----o------- So " $50 l
Mary E. Wilkins is engaged il
writing series Of striking sketch.
Is Of New England neighborhood
life for The Ladies' Home Journal.
They will portray = small commu.
nity's soclalindnlgences, sketching
the old.fashloned quilting. party,
the time.worn singing.school and
An apple.paring bee.
The Minneapolis Times has been
sold BY the Journal Printing com.
pany to w. j.. Haskell. who has
been manager of the Times for
come time. Mr., Haskell will head
q new company which will be Or.
eaniized to continue its publication.
The Times has more than doubled
its circulation during the past two
years. @#
sSEJ5 : r -,
The New York Herald suggests
where some good postal economy
can, be practiced. It says: \
correspondent, whose letter we
printed on Saturday, IL protest.
ing against the Loud postal bill,
.pertinently asked: why should
the people who pay all the taxes
Il ~ of %ho hona4its n If 1
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-22

Ignatus D nelly heads TIE y com
mittee appointed. by Speaker {. = I o ne
Is investigat the relinquisshlme 2
of The property occupied ~ tsl'
Mountain Iron Mining company
lis said that Gov. Bnshnei
will not appoint Hanna IS senator 't''
to succeed Sherman. But Hams u
pro badly considered that matter
bef ore the newspaper correspo nd
ents began figuring on II.
The city Of Duluth has lost I
good deal Of money in banks and =
State Senator Spencer proposes 4
law providing that city and county
treasurers shall keen their money
in pu bile vaults. The senator i
not ve,y much stuck on the idea,
but he believes something should
be done to protect public funds.
'.Farmyr'' Hines has been let
out Of the Duluth + North Dakota
railroad organization, and +. y
Munger, Of Duluth, is now presl'
dent of the company. It will b
remembered that Hines was going
to build a railroad from the Red
River valley to Duluth without
the expenditure Of much OF any
MONEY. The new board Of di.
r, ctors will try and get bonuses
from the counties in northern
Minnesota. sr zs