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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COOK BY Welsh Protestant woman. all
kirds - side dishes. good baker. good
reference. So expected. Call l6T sth-ave.
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COACHMAN and COOK An English
couple: man as coachman; wife as cook
no objection 10 country: best personal and
written references J. q. o.. l.2i2 Broad
way.
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COACHMAN. USEFUL MAMMOTH Of
Ireland Protestant; II years best refer
ences: careful driver. country preferred
last employer can be seen. :. NJ. Box 43.
l2i2 Broadway
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COACHMAN and GARDENER. Single
man ~ years experience: 10 years
reference from last employer. who can be
seen p W, i2i2 Broadway.
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AN ADULT American family. occupying
centrally located house; sunny rooms,
home table: specia. terms 10 lady students;
highest references. DALEY. 15l East
slSt
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COOK-By Protestant girl as plain cook.
excellent bread baker. do coarse wash
ing. years best city reference. wages
CO., RnN INA -51 Ith-aVe
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CAST.OEE CLOTHING.

,Y-De>~eO~~NNN-@N nINNNN0NNNNNNNN0
ASTONISHING high prices paid for ladies'.
gentlemens and chiidrer's fine Cast OF
Wearing Apparel, Furs, Jewelry, Brio
Brac. Carpets. Furniture. etc. Call or
address Mr. or Mrs. VI. NATAL, IA
Gth-ave.
ATTENTION. HORDES. ?43 6th-ave..
pays highest prices for cast-of clothing.
81 IL
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Office, No. 1922 Broadway. FL door north
OF 3ls;-st.. until 0 O'Clock ?. m. ad.er-
tlsements received at the following brancn
offices az regular office rates unit. o'clock
D. m. viz. pa shave, 5. .. cor 23i-
St: 1872 6th-aye.. cor. l2th-st.. Macy
Gui-ave. and l4,h-st. l42 Columbus-aVe..
near West 6eths;.. 100 IVES; AZ s.. near
6th-ave.; 81 Fast l+th-s;.; 25' IVES, +2d
St between Eth and S,h ayes. i53 Eas,
47th-st. l.33s 3d-aye.. between I6in AID
nth SITS lO26 3d-lve.. near 6lst-st.. Los
lst-ave. near s9th-s,. ESQ 3d-ave.. near
4lS-st. 554 3d-ave. 325 Beecker-s; .
ZOOS 3d-ave.. 2iO East 79;h-s;.; 1921 Sd
ave. . 500 3d-ave. % Amsterdam-ave. :
402 West i2d-st.. las East l6ih-si. oo3
Fast 4sth-s;.: $50 9,h-ave.: ISL 9th-ave. :
i.i52 3d-ave.. near G7th-s,.: pa Eas, s6;h-
St. 1920 Broadway: 1858 3d-ave.; 100
shave: l.3ls 2d-ave.. i53 '6,h-ave. A,
the Harlem Offices: 2.0Sl 3G-ave.. near
II 9Th 5, i56 Eas; i23,h-st.. near 3d-ave. :.
2A3 Yves, l25th-st.. bet. IN and sth ayes
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COACHMAN. Thoroughly experienced and
Trustworthy with fine horses and car
and reliable: 10 years city reference. FAR
REII. 49,, $50 5th-aVe.
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COACTIMAN and GARDENER Man and
wife; good cook and laundress. ready
for situation any time; wages between $40
and $50: best references. Address F.. b.,
Box %. Tribune ONCE.
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cOAcHMAE.-A gentleman going abroad
would like to secure a situation FOR ms
coachman. whom he can highly recon-
mend. Address II East G9th-st
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FARMER American 40) sober. steady,
married three children. understands
general farming dairying. stock. poultry.
SC. desires position foreman on gen
tlemans place March | or April !; would
work implicitly stocked dairy farm on
shares: reference. present employer. Al
dress FARMER p. Port Chester. y. Y.
care Ericsson.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


AN ADULT American family occupying
centrally located house: sunny rooms;
home table: specia. terms 10 lady students:
highest references. DALEY. Isl East
5lst 81.
NICELY FURNISHED large rooms: house
and table strictly first class: central 10
cation: table guests accommodates refer
ences. 90 West iSth-st.
REFINED American family offers largo
room. private bath; liberal table ODD.
near Madis0n-ave.. references ALPHA,
1922 Broadway.
WEST END-AVE., 80. corner Iu3d
Charming suite ga floor rooms: also
sinely: southern exposure: location. table
and service strictly hrst-class; references.
l.-ATTENTION.- newly and hand
somely furnished; private BATH single
rooms hoard optional: Doctors Offices a
speciality: Information reliable and free.
6. G. LELAND g. Co. IA West 33d-st.
) EAST 41ST- ST.-Rooms. southern ex-
posure: excellent cuisine: par!or dining
room; references
l7TH-sT. 237 EAST. Stuyvesant SQUARE
With board. desirable rooms facing the
park; southern exposure; references.
32D- ST. VESTS md story back
room. with board; references.
3iTE-ST.. II wEsT.-second floor suite,
parlor dining-room. two bedrooms. bath
private table: references.
s6TH-sT.. 1iG EAsT.-Desirahle large al
cove rom; am0le closets. sanitary
plumbing: table. attendance. neighborhood
hrst-ciass; references exchanged.
18Th ST. l73 WEST. Handsome newly
furnished large and small rooms. with
frst-class board: all conveniences; central
location.
4GTH ST. ~ WEST.-Pleasant rooms,
ono double. one single: excellent cuisine.
SOTH-ST.. CO WEST Handsomely fur
nished double room: good attendance; ref
erences.
57TH-ST. 4G9-41I WEST-IArge rooms
heated. with board: convenient % all
roads; reference exchanged.
18TH AVE.-Large handsome parlor: also
smaller rooms: table boarders desired.
sOTH-ST.. 1872 WEST.-Private family Of
fer elegant room and dressing-room.
with board suitable FOR two.
ST WEST -ST.-Large sunny second
floor connecting rooms: ali conveniences
excellent board references.
las EAST 45TH ST Desirable rooms:
second floor; bath: fine table; moderate.
table board.
Az PARK-AVE.. seth and 9Th sts-Fur-
ni.hed square rooms second floor. back.
and third f0o-. front. bath and toilet ad-
joining: private American family: board
optional. references.
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VALET. By thoroughly competent young
man: frst-class masseur good traveller.
highest city references. ". R. l.242 Broad
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DAYS WORK Widow with family -
small children would Ike ofice cleaning
or days work. Mrs. DAILY "a East
3Tth-st.
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AcHMAN-SwAde: strictly temperate.
honest, reliable. willing. polite and
agreeable good appearance; take excellent
care ~ horses. harness carriages. careful
driver: good rider: will be very highly
recommended from former employers In
city, city or country. 233 East 32d-st.
COACWMAN and generally useful-man
can milk care furnace and all general
work VIII work for moderate wages; best
personal reference. Address JAMES. Box
1919 Tribune Office.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received at, their Uptown
Once. No. 1.242 Broadway ~ door nortn
OF 3ist-st.. until O'Clock y. m adyer-
tisements received az the following branch
offices al regular Office rates until 4 O'Clock
ct 1872 Glh-ave.. cor. l2th-s,. Macy,
9th ave. and l4th-st.. ls2 Columbus
near West 60th-st.: iO8 Wes, 42d-st.. near
oih-ave; ~ East i+th-st.. 237 West 42d-
st. between 9TH and sih ayes: $50 Fss,
E,h-st: 1888 Sd-av... between 18Th ana
nth Sta; 1923 3dsve.. near 8is,-si. /. TOs
ls;-ave.. near se,h-s;.; ESQ 30 ave. near
4isi-st. c54 3d-sye.. 325 Bleecker-st
2,0Js 3d-aye,; $40 East I8ih-sf.. l.p2l "a
aye. ave w, 2.os2 sd-sve. a5 Ams,srdam-av..
Ea., 4sih-st.: 1d eth-ave' dSi e,h-sv.
',lb2 3t-ave.. near G7,h--,. 204 Eas, Sch
st., 1920 Broadway; i.5a3 sd-ave.; re
shay 1,als 2d-ave. $50 6lh-avs. Al
ne Harlem Of1ces; 2.O5i 5d-av., near
ll3tn st.. $50 East l25th-s,. near 3d-ave.
2to Yves, l2otn-s,.. bet. 7ih and s,h AYES.
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ADNERTiSEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No. az Broadway, "a door north
81 3lft~st. until o o'clock y. m. adVer-
tisements received at the following branch
offices at regular office rates until : o'clock
y. M. VIZ. aoi sth-aNc.. s. e. cor. 23i-
1T To- dth-ave.. cor. l2th-st. Mays
Gth-aNe. and lith-st.. az Columbus ave.
near West 6bth-st. 100 West t2d ST. near
8th-.ve.. 90 East i+th-st. 23I West 42d-
st.. between 9Th and 9Th ayes $50 East
tIth-st.. 1898 3dave.. between 10th and
nth SITS. i.026 sd-aye.. near Glst-st. /. roy
lst-ave.. near Syth-s,. $50 I'd ave. near
<lst-tt 554 9d-ave. 82s Bleecker-st
ogos 3d-aye. 2+0 East 79th-st .oei I'd
ave. &Gd2 80 ave-. O5 Amsterdam ave
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LOANS
MISCELLANEOUS.


.~o~~oo~~N~oo~o~N~ N~oNoNooooNoo0No
TIpN: collections damages; wages
family troubles. wife's support; estates
settled. l23 Liber;v-si.
BARGAINS OFFERED Engines boil
ers. dynamos and miscellaneous macl.n-
cry. CHAS. \. BUTLER & CO.. 80 Mar
kej-st.. Newark.
CARPETS cleaned on THE FLOOR.
co.ors restored; nap raised: disinfected.
"MARNELlNE PROCESS" 81 West 18th
DYSPEPSIA CURED-Grover Grahsn's
remedy is specific. instant relief. per- eao
manent cure. Hegeman's Pharmacy. 1876
Broadway Write Grover Graham CO..
Nevburg. y. Y. for pamphlet
ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once. No. l.2i2 Broadway. % door north
OF 3lst-si until o'clock D. m: adver-
tiscmenis received at the following branch
o,fces a. regular Office rates until o'clock
p. m. VIZ: 234 shave: =. .. cor: I'D
Gth-ave and lsih-st.: l42 Columbus-ave..
near West 8Gth-s,.; lOS IVES: 42d-s. near
Gth-avc. 90 East l4th-s;. 251 IVES; 42d-
St between IN and sth aves 1Sa Easi
47ih-s,.. l.33s Sd-ave., between 10Th AM
ist-avc.. near sath-s;.: 6ao 3d-ave.. nea:
4s,-st: "a 3d-ave.; 49, BleeckNr-si.
2a1S 3d-ave.; $40 East '9th-s;.; .a2l 3D.
ave: 2.662 so ave. % Amsterdam-aye;
400 West 4?d-st 14s Eas; l6,h-st.. 2o@
it2 3d-ave.. near CIth-st.: 2o4 East s6ih-
s; 1890 Broadway: 1868 3d-ave.: l29
sth-avc: 1918 2d-ave.: Ia2 6h ave A.
III. Harlem, Oflce:c FOOL 3d-ave;, near
if2ih-s' i56 East l25th-st.. near 3d-ave..
243 Yves; i3at:-s:.. nr;. I;h and s'h aves
32D Yves, la5;h-s'
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VALET. Eight years best city refer
ences: knows cooking: wants place with
one or two gentlemen. j. b. c.. care Mar
tin of, West 3gth-st
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 secondhand
wood and iron working machines fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed GEORGE p. EDDY. 39s Madi-
Gcn-st.
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WASHING.--A first class celo, ,e..o. AZ.
dress. with unsurpassed tae.li'isss Is 70 =:
reference. wishes family ~as,,.>Nso T is
Wast 30th-si
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COACTIMAN and GARDENER. -Cndcr-
stands both branches thoroughly; last
employer can he seen years reference.
UYNES AS CarrOl-st Brooklyn
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COACHMAN and GARDENER by sin
gle German: understands horses. milk.
gardening hotbeds. poultry. furnaces ana
drsss r. GARDNER, 2i5 lst-ave.
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YOUNG MAN ,2m. good education and in
dustrlous wants situation AZ anyrnng
Al reference. y. BENJAMIN. 36S Fulton
ct, Brooklyn.
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WIDOW wants position as companion 70
lazy; best reference furnished. Address
NJ. s. Box 7. Tribune ONCE
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COACHMAN Single. with private family:
excellent driver and groom: mos, obllg-
Ing; best personal references. COACH
MAN 3oG Hlcks-st BroOklyn
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

TWO GENTLEMEN require two furnished
rooms and bath In private family. be-
tween Goth and 10Th ste. Attn and 9th ayes I:
references exchanged. Address F. r.. Box
l., Tribune once.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29
To Test the Ordinance.

MELROsE, Jan. N.-Kava1agh &
Co.. DIST. Paul, who recently bought
the merchandise stock If NJ. Boyle vi
this village at asslgnee's H2le. began
u widely advertised auction sale
yesterday. BEFORE much prOgres.
had been made the senior member ,f
the firm was taken In custody for
the violation Of u village ordinance
prohibiting auction sales. etc, with
out Il license. Tine defendant was
permitted to 70 OH his own recOgniz-
ance and u hearing VI I'll be had the
first III this week. The ordinance in
question makes the issuance O1 d
license discretionary with the village
ctItincll, aud the board refused 10
grant the privilege upon application.
Mr.. Kavanagh made a tender Of $50
to the village recorder, which the
official would not accept, and 1t was
nmicably agreed that the ordinance
should he submitted to a cOnstitu-
tiOnal tt st. 80 q. !
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29

1t la probable that the lOng-desire.i
FOsstOn extension Of the Great
Northern to connect with the Duluth
& Northwestern for Duluth Will net
be built the coming season as was
hoped. Concerning its construetio
the Bpltrami Eagle says: 1T IL now
rumOred that unless active work ID
on other roads leading
to this part Of thestate Jim Hill will
not build the proposed ex tension this
year. 1t IL plainly seen that with
the Park Rapids and Fosston
branches he now controls the trade
from this county, and therefore the
local trade will not he SUFFICIENT to
induce him to invest the money.
And az long as he can haNl freight
AROUND by st. Cloud and get paid
for 1t there would be no object fos
him to shorten the route as well a.
earnings = n
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29
Sank Centre mas d,sco vereti that its

Sank Centre mas discovered that its
municipal court IL too expensive d
luxury. The Herald says: "Hnnse
File Ill. passed under suspension 81
the rules upon motion of Hon.
Joseph Kraker provides for the ne
pealWf the law establishing 4 nuntci-
pal court In the city O5 Sank Centre.
A petition signed by nearly every
business man In the city was fur
nisheti to Mr.. Kraker. asking fuy
this action and he promptly re-
spOneled. The objection to the court.
which has previously been urged. Ia
the great expense which 1t entails
upon the city. For several years
business has been fight. receipts
smail, ), but the expense has been in
no wav diminished.. There ia.
general municipal court act which
will give the city aR equally salts
factory court without expense. other
than the; Tres, and perhaps a few
trifling Incidental, charges. ",s55:s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29
Too sound q Sleeper.

STAPLES. MINI, Jan. % Last
night the store III Daniels & Co,
gents furnishings. was broken into.
The b,, Kiar went through the front
door by breaking the glass, and after
trying Oh several caps, 1T last found
one to H.. and ~, exchanged his OLD
one fnr the new. He then decided to
carry off few handkerchicis. 80 filed
hts pockets and then laid down ON
the counter fur Il few minutes before
lea wing, and fell asleep Hs did not
wake up till Mr.. Daniels opened up
this morning. The marshal was
called and he was licked up. He
gave his name us James DOnnelly.
from Montana, and he claims that
he was drunk and did not know
where he was. ,.t ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29

The story ". the ha united house III
Vest MankatO. which has been stir
ring up the pe.,ple considerably, has
been effectively silencesi. It. was
found that the GiianAl wills which
were heard were caused by the wind
playing under the lOOsened cOrnice.
From Fridays Daily. 5
The board III education adjourned
Yesterday after receiving bids from
the Twin City school supply com.
pany. and the United states school
Furaiture company for srats, desks
md other furniture needed. The
board also closed its contract with
the trustees III the pArucllial scL DOL
for the building. The contract reads
that the building Ia to be In readi-
ness by March l. and leased to the
board for the remaining thirtee,,
weeks Of school, after that date, for
$500. This also inclMaps ileat Ing the
building. The board will-meet aga, j d
next Friday and Op,n the bids for
furniture. Geo. B. Chandler, repre-
srnting CHM & Co., is In the city to
dav, for he purpose Of taking orders
for necessary text books. x.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29
Gone to tho Dogs.

- d f.
Tie Duluth Tribune claims that
citv az ranking first in the number
ii dogs. 1t says: r'Y-t we venture tu
say thatin no other CITY IT its size.
Or thrice its size, can there be found
suc:' number such Il variety Of cd-
nine population. We. have dogs Of
all cOlors, sizes, archttecturps and ma
ti"nalitieH. On any corner, at any
time between sunrise and sunset, at
least three, and usually five. dogs
may be seen ga .nbOling in the ann Y
and tanglinx themselves about the
legs Of pedestrians. You could not
shy q brick at random into any
street without hearing an answering
velp. SOmeOi the dogs have Collars.
but most Of them thrive in defiance
Ut the dog law. What n place this.
would be for sausage factory!
This is the grea test dog settlement
on earth. 1t is the Kingdom Of Ki-Yi
ID the land of BOw-WOw.' y, 81
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29
GOOD WOLF STORy VI
The Sheriff OF Aitl<ln \ ounty
III. Has q Thrilling Elk
perience.

d I j. s z " =
M'nneapo'ls journal 1hertn a. II.
Mau l'F 81 Ait ~ ~ reason s,1t his
''ccNpa t'on nnus n'' ~ sell occasionally
~ s g con- Pa'ly. Dut rs draw
tne me ae krey W'''v g ana when
one 81 those animals llll K0t tnssIsllis
slelR u last week 20 f'sie Win i1im to
sA'th ~ ne very laturailv tllected.
- "a me ABOUT 'e u thls wa The
sneiin nau occaA''n lls; 70 driye3 from
A'tk'h 20 Mcufesor 5s' 'l omciai 0u1i-
''esss' ana aceora'ns - b's usual
custom took Win MIN z faithful
mohkrei uoR lor W a.lll ne has Il
nklnE. Inc ur've over yer was 'lnevei't-
'ui. uu' "o' - e"e 'tturn trip ,s Sl r.
)" tne a'terhoon. = Wnpn a y ,'
way nonnr' tue uoE su l1l'1nf4t lite"
ms nose nIen IN the ar. TOOK 'lll1Is = r."
SINUS az u ne was aDout 70 l sn''tze.
an tneh' W'tnout asking 'I1R leave
jumper out u tue sh N1 9 ands male |"
zee "l'e LOT . pine swamp, y; ne He ha a
,'ee'' gone over g minute. Nc W ''ts
ot'ore ''e'e was tne greatest 'e ~ l racket
!" tnat swamp t"at tue sn o. IL nad
ever nearu. Inc Willy air as
p'"" ny 'u'' :" no'st' On" t ma slitt"
cur "a" st''reu II all up. Inc sher'n
s'"pPt" "'s o''n'n ana W l'lll'ls''' r.
V"'ser ~ "a"u' ~. "hdte s'N,' h'Rht
appear. anu ne oion : nave lOi.g ~
walt ',ut ~, ~ t"e swamp =! q us y the
very ~" o'o WIS a'ter " m Iy an"
t"e ""&' anu a'ter MN, VIII J. III. . thr'r
s""'p HOSES !" c''"'e proximity t tom
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29
Killed by . Falling Tree.

l,rainerl IIispHtch: Andrew
Hagen, aged ~ years. was brought
IN from Blnkeley's camp. Island
Lake. Thursday. where he had been
killed the day previous by n failing
tree. Deceased was working with
another man telling trees Hla COM
rade saw that the tree was falling
on him and yelled to him, but he did
not move. and was struck and In
stantIy killed. His remains were,
brOnght to this city and taken
charge .,f by Coroner Dean. He has
~ relatives or friends, and the ,cnun-
ty will bear the expense Of burial.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29

a great many think that a few
iyears Of teaching school makes q girl
SO nervous and cross that she can't
ret married. but dyspeptic country
editor gives better reason. He
declares that 1.-THE reason WHY many
school ma ams don't marry ia
because they don't like to give up =
fifty dollar position for q dollar
dude IN Orthfield News.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29
A HOT RACE.
Camp Woman Exciting Finish
Prevented by the Other
ia Two Colliding. r.

|! Owing to- the bitter cold weather
Wednesday, Night the attendance at
MOrison's ris,k IT, witness the race for
the local cham piOnship was small.
but all pronounced 1t the prettiest
race, until within two laps sd the
finish, they had ever Witnessed. Al
the weather WINS too cold tor thu
spectators to- stand outside daring Il
I five mile race, the distance was re-
duced to, three miles. thirty times
around the rink. ''''
There were f.,nr starterx-Frank
Bourassa, Fred Adalu,, Rivi. Camp
and Da viii Marebant. .
ROurassa took the lead And set q
tremendous pace CLOSELY fOlkrwetl by
Adams. and Camp. but Narchant
soon found thu. com ANY too fas'
and druppeti out. From the start
until the first half Ut the. twenty
eixhthlap had been cOmplsted B"ur-
assa head, and at no tilne were the
three contestants over twenty feet
apart. !. ,5@, - =
At the turn for, the laSt hall Of the
twenty-eigath lap, Camp, who. had
been trailing the heels of Adams,
whO WINS In second place. forged
|als.ad and came alongside 81 B"ur-
.,st.a, IN the lead. Adams also took
q squirt that brought him up to the
front in line with the others, aud just
as BOurasaA, who had nOtS kept q
Estrict watch on the movements Of
those behind, was going to let out a
few links for the fknish, Adams col
lided with him and both fell.
The accident was great disap-
pOintment to all present for 1t gave
Camp an easy victory when there
was considerable doubt about who
would win in the final squirt. The
collision was undoubtedly the fault
Of Ada ms, but 1T was purely acci-
dental. The outcome Of the race,
although camp was fairly entitled
to the prize and was declared the
cham piOn. still leaves q doubt in the
minds Of some of the spectators, and
also with the defeated boys. as to
who liz the fleetest Of the trio, and
another race between those three is
pretty sure to take place soon.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29

st. Paul DiSpatch: A Northern
Pacific official, being asked II 1t IL
true that the Pullman company and
the road had renewed the cant ract
for the use III palace and sleeping
cars, said that the matter has moi
vet been closed. He also stated
that the fact that the Northern Pa.
cific company has an interst in the
Pullman company wOuld not pre-.
vent Il contract being made witbany
other palace car company that
might offer better terms.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29
Sehv 81 ] .,pened !.

n I'm All departments. ri the city schools
resumed work Alnn.l IS morning. and
With nearly i full attendance. there
being n few Al,seI ters from tho lower
srntcs On account 81 the severe
Weather Il MA
Considerable work waa necessary
Il. yet the old cONr. house building
III readiness And d force 81 men
wOrke,i sunday putting In seats aud
other work. The building is well
heated and II quite comfortable.
Work wns also begun Monday on
the pn rOchinl school building.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29

A telegram from Long Prairie
sHyH:-JOhn Peterson, treasurer d
Todd County, died Saturday night
from 4 strOck Of pa .alyais several
weeks ago. He had been treasurer
ak years, and one OF the most efn.
cipnt officials the county has ever
had. He resided In the county more
than twenty years. He was Al
years old and leaves q wife and !.
large family in good circumstances
County commissioners meet in spec.
ial session tomorrow TO fiji the va
. IL
cancy. -. s..'5 - 81 ..1-,.,.E. ,#S
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-01-29

AT WinOna> q man has been com
v,cted of granddaughter for shooting
d highway robber. But the shooter
was a Ual III the man who " as killed.
1t is unla wful to kill q robber II yOu
are q rObber. #