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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-02-11
MINOR ITEMS or INTEREST

MINOR ITEMS or INTEREST
4 beiek trust has been formed with
oartal Of q. ooo. 900.
NRf. Edward NcCOleao, vieaF 30.
srl Of the dioocss Of BsltiDare,i IL dssA
Cigarette lsgislstion has sives siseto
. bribery investigation in the Tennessee
legislsture.
Dr.. Hepwosth ssys Armenian Eevoau-
tionists were responsible for the mzsss~
cres In Armenia.
6chaeffer defeated SI0s&on in the
championship billiard contest 1t Chi
cayo-GO0 to 681.
Admiral Thomas O, Seliridge. after
45 years service in the navy. has been
placed Oh the retired last.
skaguay and Dyea people petition
the United States secretary of .sgar 10
send troops TO keep order.
The government will ask postpone
ment OF the sale Of the Kansas Pacific
railway, hoping TO secure better ternas>
A panic among 200 dancers at
Chicago WIS caused by the falling
of a balcony. John Kruele WAS ser1-
ously injured.
A telegram received ut the state de-
partment from San Jose. Costa Rdca,
announces that revolution Mss lnzp~
gurated Friday.
James Pence, NJ franklin and Will
lam Todd, members OF the Salvation
Army at Empor.a. Kan-, have been
convicted OF burglary,
MIR. Gladstone. accompanied by Mrs
Gladstone, drove to church Sunday and
received communion. He WAS able to
walk without assistance.
1t is now charged that the German
governments hostile action regarding
American products WAS taken TO wDn
support Of the AgrAriAns 1Or the naval
bill.
A bill grxnting to the Cult. Colombo
and Santa Fe Railroad company she
right TO construct branch of ITS road
in the Indian Territory passed tine
house.
1Dduenza and measles sre epidemic
in London. The former IL 10 severe in
Cornwall that business IL seri0usly in
terrupted and many Of the schools sss
closed.
1t is reported in New York that WIN
lam Waldorf Aston, disguised with hjs
failure to succeed in England, will ~
turn TO the United states and pubalsH =
newspaper.
Mr.. Joseph Smith, director Of the
Bureau OF American Republics, died n
Miami, Fla, of heart failure He bzs
besn well known in Ohio politics far
many years.
A cow dersiled . Texas special On the
St. Lonis. Iron Mountain and Southern
railway. resulting In the death OF the
engineer and fireman. and tho a3lEhs
injury OF two psssensers,
Sir Charles Taper, in the Csasdass
parliament 1T Ottawa, attacked the
governments Klopdike policy sad a.
voeated preventing Americans frO1
holding claims in the Yukon
A recount OF ~ treasury esd, jsss
! completed. shows . shortage OF ~BbU.
which will be made good by tss rssas,
ing treasurer. Since July ! sSOss
t7S7. OO0. 900 in esSh hAs bsea e0nStes.
Congressman Hestw0ao OF Napsesots
10 receiving increased support - has
contention that the WAShangt02 $685.
erumsnt should DO more toward psU.
lee ling the lives aad property Of AnIes>
leans in Cnh2~
Governor LeedJ has procured = bill,
| which gives the board Of railroad COON.
missioners power 10 make 2Nd eStores
4 schedule Of rites on 4a1 r.xaln0xds pn
Kansas. A special session wIaa h.
called if u CARAVANS disel0ses . nDsjpsuty
for it.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-02-11
1AElnFLuEnCE

of the Mother shapes the e0urse
of unborn generati 90 s-goes
sounding through a11 THE
ages and enters the cop6nes OF
Eternity. With what care, there
fore, should the Expeotant Moda-
er be guarded, and bow great tive
effort be to ward off danger and
make her lite joyous apd happy,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-02-11

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barred, unless for cpuH shown further
n ~" red further, M Notice Of the time
md f1!,cc Of hearing and cxnn,inntion OF
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Little Falls Trnnscript. q weekly news
paper printed and published at Little
Falls IN enid county. en-,
Dated ~ Little Falls, MIMI, this itii
dny Of january. a. y. 1905
IIy the Court,
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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-02-11
DiSGUSTED KLONDlkERe.

Party Of Twenty-Five Pilgrims Rstors -
BoArd the Neys.
VICTORIA, B. c., Feb. ga report
from Nanimo states that the steamer
Noyo has arrived there from 6kagusy.
She had 70 disguised passengers aboard.
tired OF the country, after their first ex>
perience, and severely denouneing the
Klondike rush. The treasure on board
was $4,000. One Of the passengers
said that 200 men could do all the work
offered ut Skaguay, and that there were
at least 500 men there who had nothing
to do but drink and gamble. When
the Noyo passed. the position Of the
Corona was more critical than hereto
fore reported. The Noyo had no COM
munication with the wrecked pssseu.
gers on Lewis island.
Deputies After MooDshjnsrs-
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. 9.-United
States Marshal Cooper has received Q
telegram from Attorney General Griggs
authorizing him to send posse Of 20
men to CleLurne county to assist in
putting down the threatened uprising
OF moonshiners near Hiram. Governor
Jones has not yet been called upon for
assistance in the matter.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-02-11
IN. HAVANA PROVINCE.
Spanish and Jnsurgent Forces Have .
Slight Brush.

Spanish ana JnsurGent Forces Have .
Slight Brush.
HAVANA. Feb. 9.-From Spanish
sources it is announced that the Maria
Christina battalion has been engaged
1t Quintana, this province, with tho In
surgent forces under command OF Bet
court, Arrange and Sanguilly. The in
surgents, it is added, left nine men
killed, including captain, on the field,
and the government force, according to
the Spanish version, had eight soldiers
killed and major and twenty-five
soldiers wounded.
General Pando arrived here during
the morning. Captain General Bianco
went to Sagua and probably to Santa
Clara.
The colonial government, in recogni'
ton Of the visit of the French officers,
and in order to mark the ''happy devel'
opment of the new regime" will give
grand reception in honor OF the French
rear admiral and the officers OF the
French cruiser Dubourdleu.
FISH AND GAME OFFICERS.
Conference at Chicago Forms . Per-
manent Organization.
CHICAGO Feb. 9.-The interstate
game aud fish conference, the object OF
which was to induce the enactment OF
uniform game and fish laws in the
Northwestern states, finished its labors
at the Great Northern hotel, and, after
resolving itself into permanent organ
ization to be known as the Interstate
Game and Fish Protective association,
the delegates adjourned. Senator J.
II. Green OF Wisconsin was retained as
president OF the permanent body, and
S. +. Fullerton, executive agent OF the
Minnesota state game and fish COM
mission, was elected to remain in the
Office of secretary.
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ORDER FOR HEARING AND NOTICE
OF APPLICATION COR APPOINT
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COUNTY OF MORRISON 80
In Probate Court, Special Term, Janu-
airy Sth, 1893.
Siuanski deceased
o. receiving and filing the petit ion of
Antonio Sininski, of the county rlorri-
that Valentine Sinninski late OF the coun-
tAef Morrison in the state of Minnesota,
obnthe 7th day of February. a. u. 1896, at
thenpounty OF MorrisoxAdied intestate,
nffbeing an Mia bitaff this county
1Ehe inc .oNtis ath;'eaving goods,
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-03
Religious Services.

Baptist Church Subjects, ,"Leviticus
or the Book OF Sacrifice and Priesthood,
at 10:30 o NJ. Celestial Forces" 7:45
p. m.
There will be services in the n Z
church south tomorrow morning,
preaching by the pastor Rev L Jones.
United Presbyterian Church: Preach.
ing services at the usual hours, IL . m
and :45pm The theme Of the Pas-
tors morning sermon is "Songs in the
night" Evening "Daniel." S S at 2:30
Jr. Endeavor at $3.50. Senior Endeavor
at :45. Every body cordially invited to
all these services.
Memorial Services in the United Pres.
byteriau Church at p m. The sermon
viii, be preached by Rev Mckillop.
While come OF our boys are rocking up
on the Oceans bosom, may the others Of
US show our patriotism by being present
at this patriotic service. Everybody
come
Presbyterian church: Sabbath School
at 9:45. Morning service at IL O'Clock
evening service at :45. Junior Endeav.
or ct $3.50; Senior Eudeavor at 6:45.
Subject OF the morning sermon, The Ad-
vent Of the Spirit" Evening, "The
Value Of SOUL" A cordial invitation
is extend to all to attended these services.
Congregational church: Services at IL
m and GAS p m. The pastor will
speak morning and evening. The ser
vice in the evening will be OF a patriotic
nature and in keeping with the day.
Morning subject, The Ideal, the Real.
Subject OF evening address, From Gett-
n n Ia A.
q e at 6:45 A cordial invitation is ex
tended 10 all to attend these services.
d. V. PoLIsG, Pastor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-03

so much 10 being said abon. the pstrI.
otism Of L. A. Willie, buta candid think
ing public fail 10 see wherein 1t 10 dem
onstrated. Lebanon people did think
him somewhat brave and patriotic, after
reading his Spread Eagle. )" declaration
in the Daily Herald, written while at
Camp Mckinley, in which he stated
"that II elected to the Office Of county
school superintendent that white be was
away with the brave boys fighting for
hIs eountry's honor and her flag, that
he ~ould place some person 10 hIl the
Office during bis absence. inst was in
every wsy folly qualified to Gil sneh
Office" Bot when come wiser person
informed him that be could not place
some other person without having frat
been qualified to the Office himself, he
ssraightwsy wrote another epistle 10 the
Herald and Lo. and Behold. he came
rushing back home. taking us all by
surprise. saying 'he couldn't get in."
stili be passed in every way good ex-
animation
People in general and especially those
Of his own party do not endorse the say
he has done. He Was educated in Tai.
man public school and has taught several
county schools in the loot bills. Foster,
sweet-Home and Crow.Foo,. He is no,
q graduate OF the Santiam academy as
stated in the Herald. nor OF any othe r
institution for that matter True, there
is no politics in the Office Of county su-
perintendent Of schools. but there should
be educational quail fications.
LEBASoxrrE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-03
Fine Words for the ortgonians.

The splendid impressions made by the
Oregon boys in San Francisco, 10 very
gratifying. The San Francisco News
Letter Gays:
"Now by all that 10 sacred, Oregon
should be proud Of herself. We OF CAL
ifornia are apt rather 10 think thst NE
are OF the salt OF the earth and that our
boys are of the cream ot the universe.
The Oregon National Guard should set
IA . thinking. They are here one thous-
aud strong, and they would do credit to
any nation in the world. The sight Of
these Young fellows ss they came Oh the
boat last Wednesday made men believe,
whether they liked il or not. that there
is strong military instinct in the United
States They are an honor TO their state
and to their nation. and If fighting there
10 is will be seen that the boys from Ore
gon will be among the first 10 win fame +.
The appearance of these Oregon batal-
lions sbould teach . wholesome lessou to
our boys
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-03
Fine Speaker Coming.

Hon. john ]. Lentz. OF Ohio will speak
in Albany next Tuesday evening.
Dir. Lsnlz stands today next 10 and
almost rival OF Hon. William ]. Bryan,
as an orator and popular man. and the
people of Oregon can congratulate them.
selves that they will have an opportunity
TO hear him. He is man Of magnificent
physique, very much like that Of Mr..
Bryan, magnetic voice TO which one
can listen for hours without firing. He
isprobaoly known by reputation to every
silver man in Oregon on account OF the
bitter aud scuTuIous attacks that have
been made upon him by the gold press Of
the east, which ses him up as special
target at which to am their fund Of vii
lifications. And all this, because in the
house Representatives, not long ago,he
had the manhood to stand up and criti-
else the actions Of the president in per-
mitting the policy of the administration
10 be dictated by Hanna, Elkius and
others.
No one should miss the opportunity
hear so distinguished man. 60 great
an orator, and 60 sincere and earnest an
advocate OF silver as.Mr. Lentz.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-03
0akVille.

Several cases of measles have broken
out here and two OF whooping cough.
There are seven bieyclists in cur city
at present.
II you want to get strong go to Smith
dining hall on election day.
Mr F @ Stockton died on the eth and
was inferred in the 0akville Cemetry
yesterday. A large crowd OF people
followed the remains 10 their last rest.
ing place. Mr. Stockton was one of the
early pioneers and faithful member of
the U church for So years. He has
served as elder and for the greater part
of that time his seat was never vacant.
He took great delight in church work
especially in the Sabbath School and
Christian Endeavor and for many wears
the nights were not too stormy for him
to attend the mid, week prayer meeting
and his attendance was not as an idle
spectator but an active worker. "a
good man has been taken from us.''
A large crowd assembled at the school
house on "Wednesday evening to hear Mr.
Gates OF Hillsboro. Mr. Smith says:
THE hoodlums were yelling from 7:S0
to IL o'clock" The Gate was hard close
The road boss has called out a large
force OF men with wagons to haul gravel.
We expect better roads in the future.
Mr. stone knows how to fix them.
We wish that a Prof OF whistling
would come into our burg. We know
he could get class.
The Temperance temple at Chicago is
in need OF money and unless the debt is
paid by Sept LIST the Saloon element of
Chicago will pay ior it and use it against
the friends of temperance Christian
people can we afford to let them do this9
Come to the rescue, the "MaiEe" has
been attacked.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-03
HIS. LYMAN.

When man runs behind his ticket in
bis home county it is evidence that the
people Of the state should relega,e him
to private life. In 1891 Thomas II.
Tongue was defeated for state senator in
Washington county, being the only re-
publican with one exception who failed
TO carry the county. In 1886 his vote for
Congressman compares with the vote oil
the other candidates as iollows:
For Supreme Judge. Bean Rep. I744,
Burnett Dem. SIS. CASTOR Pop. llOs.
For District attorney. Cleeton Rep.
Ills, Hedges Dem. 405. Smith Pop. 1922.
For Congressman. Tongue Rep. l54O,
Vanderburg Pop. 1903, Myers Dem. SIS.
Thus Tongue was from lie to 2c4 votes
behind the ether nominees of his party,
and this in bis home county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-03
A MandaEius Decision.
From the Sentine.:

From the Sentine.:
The supreme courttoday handed down
a decision in the famous mandamus suit
of J. K. Sears against secaetary OF State
Kincaid, upon the appeal OF Mr.. Kincaid,
from Judge Hewitt's ruling to the effect
that he was compelled to recognize the
nominations of the straight peoples
party convention and place them upon
the ballots.
The supreme court reverses Judge
Hewitt II holds that the writ commands
Secretary Kincaid to perform something
not enjoined upon him by Law; but the
opinion sustains the real contention of
Sears that the secretary has no power or
authority to pass upon the regularity or
validity OF nominations or conventions
making them The reversal is based up
on the fact that the writ enjoined TOO
much in specifying that he mus, certify
that Sears and others were regular nom-
inees. etc.
The effect OF the decision will probably
be TO throw the costs upon Mr.. Sears, and
will have.no bearing upon the ballots, as
they are already arranged, MIR. Kin
caid having fixed the names in satis-
factory manner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-03

No state convention ever assembled in
Oregon has named better or more wide
ly known citizen for the Office oI state
treasurer than the one that nominated
J. o. Booth ot Grants Pass. Mr. Booth
has been resident of this state for 10
years, and there IL no man that can
truthiully say that he ever failed to DIS
charge his whole duty in every truss that
was coniided to him during his long reel.
dencs in Oregon. Grants Pass Courier.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-03
HOME AND ABROAD

Wool i5c.
Oats 34c.
Hay. baiIed. 81. so.
Buy smiley's
Clean
Printing.
Crescent Bicycle.
Hopkins Brothers, agents.
Best Biey,ls for tue mos.ey.
Will 4 Stark, jewelers..
Call at French's and see bis g,rdles from
Is cents up.
Belt and skirt supporters 5. 10 and IL
cents at F. NJ. Freneh's.
Crescent bicycles at Hopkins Brothers
for only go, $50, SIS and $50.
Fresh seeds, two packa es for nicka q
Stewart d Sox Hardware Cos.
Fresh seeds, two packages for nickel al
Stewart l. Sox nsrdware Co.'S.
Cyclists come around to A D Beam s new
Ice Cream Parlors after your ride.
Crackers are now way down in price,
call on G Brownell for fresh ones.
Ladies' long watch chains at low prices
at French's Jewelry store.
Brownsville people have begun arrange
menis to make the eagle scream this year.
II you want good sewing machine
needles and OIL get them OF French the
eweler.
A compsny Of volunteers is being organ.
lied al Corvallis. thirty Eve have sub
scribed their names to the roll.
+. NJ. french has placed his show
window very handsome arrangement for
show purposes. Il is ingenias.
The saw mill OF j. C. Goodale, at Co.
burg, was partially destroyed by FIRE last
Thursday night Loss about 81. 500, in-
suranee $2.500. He will rebuild at once.
Mrs Viereck's Ice Cream Parlor and
Summer Garden ara opened for the season.
Fine delicious ice cream and ice cream
soda.
A Halsey dispatch says that the body
found in Muddy creek has been identified
as that OF Monroe Shoop, an Eastern man.
II Is generally believed that family troubles
caused him to drown himself.
4 satcnel belonging to Mrs. Jacob Nor.
cross was lost lsst night on the Sand Ridge
road about two miles from Albany. II
contained little money and other thinrs
OF value to the owner.
Doctors may disagree about the treat.
ment OF case but all agree that prescrip-
tions should be put up at Burkhart 4
Lees drug store. They are careful. Try
them and be convinced OF fact worth re-
memoering.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-03

To read the partizan dispatches in the
Oregonian fEom different parts OF the
state one might be lead to believe that
all the republican meetings had immense
audiences, that tpere was great enthusi-
asm and that many votes were made for
the single gold standard, while the union
meetings are poorly attended, that here
is no enthusiasm, and that nothing is
said worthy OF notice. All of which OF
course 10 understood by intelligent read.
ers OF the press. The 0regonians news
items seem to be edited as much as its
regular editorial department.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-03

II men are to be opposed for Office be-
cause they don't always pay their debts
in full, it will be found that both sides
will get some live hits, the same as thew
will II candidate is to be opposed be-
cause he misspells words, uses caps in
ths wrong places and doesn't pay much
attention to punctuation. Good judg-
ment suggests that such things be left
out Of politics. for they are more apt to
be back acting than forward acting.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-03

The meeting held in Portland by Hon.
". r. King and ]. r. Sovereign was
one of the largest ever held in the north.
west, at least twenty five hundred peo-
pie, mostly voters being present. The
Oregonian gave il ak or seven lines and
said the audience was composed mostly
OF women. The character OF the meet
ing was such os to inspire the silver
forces and an immense vote for the un-
ion ticket may be looked for in Portland
regardless of the bitter opposition of the
Oregonian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-03

Voters should be particular when they
come to to cast their ballot to see that
the cross 10 between the figure and the
name to be voted for, and that they do
not get fooled by the name the "Regolar
Peoples" on the ballot. That refers to
the mIddle-of-the-r readers, known as the
republican auxiliary, and keep your
crosses away from IL unless you are one
OF the fifty or sixty IN the county who
really desire it's election. Vote for the
Peoples Democratic Silver repudli-
can" candidates.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-03

The government bad better get in and
whip the Spaniards just as fast as IL
can wherever it can ind them. Delays
are dangerous in war, particularly when
complicat .ons may arise that will make
an early victory very important.
great many people are getting nervous
over the continued delays, though their
cor fdence is unlimited In the Daval off.
GERS who have charge OF the fleets.
They are all right if that strategic board
will only tell them to sail IN.