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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-15
YELLOW JAUNDICE CURED.

Suffering humanity should be supplied
with every means possible for its relief
1t is with pleasure We publish the follow
ing: This is TO certify that I was a ter
rible sufferer from Yellow Jaundice for
over six months, and was treated by some
OF the best physicians in our city and
all 10 no avail. DR.. Bell, our druggist.
recommended Electric Bitters; and after
taking two bottles. | was entirely cured
| now take great pleasure in recommend
Ing them to any person suffering from this
terrible malady. | am gratefully yours.
NJ A. Hogarty. Lexington, KY" Sold by
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
A STRONG NATION is made up OF
strong men and healthy women. and
health and strength are given by Hoods
Sarsapariila, Americas Greatest Medi-
cine. Get only Hoods.
HOODS PILLS are the. only pills TO
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yet Efficient
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-15
Welcome Services.

The welcome services to Rev. s. r.
Maxwell. at the Third Christian church.
announced 10 take place on Tuesday.
Nov. 18th. at 9 r. NJ, has been post
poned until Tuesday, Nov. 22d, at the
same hour.
Rev. Mr. Omer. late pastor Of the
Third Christian church. will leave Rich
nond this week. He has not decided
where he will locate. but will travel in
the West for a while Mrs. Omar will
visit her mother in Danville after leav-
ing here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-15

The Governor has appointed the follow
Ing persons as delegates to the National
Pure Food Congress which will convene in
Washington on January 18th and remain
In session four days: Eccles Cuthbert OF
Richmond: Edgar Roger. Of Bedford City:
7. y. Miller. OF Richmond r. c. Broad
dus. OF Manchester: Geo. Booker. OF Old
Point: f.. r. Beckwith, of Petersburg; A.
c. Jordan, OF Frederick; John NJ. Gwyn.
of Smythe: Rev. Or. j. j. Lafferty. OF
Albemarle: and Julian Nj. Ruffin. Of Han
over.
FEES OF NOTAR1ES.
Governor Tyler has received the follow
ing letter from the Attorney-General.
which explains itself:
Richmond. Va. Nov II. 1898
To His Excellency, the Governor OF Viz
ginia.
Sir,-I have the honor TO acknowledge
the receipt of your letter OF September
!. 1895, requesting my construction Of the
act approved March 3, 1885. Acts lSg7-'gS
p. 92s. and especially whether thereun-
der "A person can be commissioned
n notary for one county and city where
the said city IS in whole or In part To-
Gated i'm said county. and whether or not
the commission can be issued for one
fee
In reply, I beg to say that ! am of
opinion that one duly qualified TO hold
office In this State can be commission
ga notary public for county and city
where said city is-Iocated In whole or In
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-21

Q(6I6nitt II. 2(ue Sffi8iere uro
einqenlIterten SoIoaten Der 5reitpils
lidenz mo Wlili3zglrmee IinO, psnn i'm
8un0esoienfte befinoIi6. in ieoer 6inz
ii9t be5iiglih Der 8e3dblunG @rtraz
gelOer unO 9enIionen Den Sffi3ieren
urO N2anni6hften Der reguldren 4rz
NEE gleicbbsrehtigt.
2lbi9nitt 13. 2luf Gmpfeblung Der
@ouberneure DER psrfhieoenen Stduz
ten mag Der 9rGiioent SfTi5iere Der res
guIdren gtrmes ben 6reipiligenzOr>
gdniiatiOnen 3utbeilen, nit Der Be-
itimmun9, DAB IoIde SfFi3tere ibren
3dng in Der reguldren &rmee beibebdlz
ten. @s Ourf ieoo6 nur Elm Offi5ier
Der re9uldren 9trmes ie einem Mili3z
regiment 3uget6eilt tperosn.
2(6i6nitt IA. Syeoer 8enerdl, tpela
der iiber einem Sspurut=0epdrtement
ober 9eta6ement Ite6t, lit ermG9tigt,
Dpn 3eit gu 3eit aus orei bis flint SFs
ft3ieren Der 6reiipili9enzIrmee bette
6enoe W}ilitdrbaboroen 5u ernennen,
pel4e Die 8efdbigung, 6ubrung uno
8rdu9bdrtett irgero zines Sffi3iers
unter Dem betreffenoen COMMANDO
priifen miiiien. Seoes MitglieO elmer
foIfsn 8eb0rOe muB jeDo6 i'm Range
bD6er iteben, als Der 81 priifenOs Diff
8isr. SolIte Elm 8sribt gegen Die 8eiz
6e6ultung zines iol6en Offi3iers aus
fallen, Damn lit er 5uoOr Dem PrdiiOenz
ten CUR 8eitGtigung, reip. 8erperfung
gu unterbreiten. QBenn gendB Den
p6igen 8sitimmungen Die GntId6ung
zines fol6en Offi5iers erfoIgt, iit er 5u
einem U}pnat 9sbalt uno gebenbe5iis
den berehtidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-21
syiir GrritGrtung Der 9lrmrr.

8eItimmungen Der i'm GOngreB i4pez
beroen 9iG CUR Nnperbung Don
6reipiligen. - 2(us 8iirger 3piz
iden 18 II. 45 Sa6ren iirO oienit=
pflidtig.
Die i'm &riegsoepartement ausgearz
beitete unD 6eute i'm 6duie pdiitrte
8ia, Dur6 rpel6e Die Stdrte unierer
2lrmee ebentueQ auf 100000 Utann
gebra6t perOen ioll, bat fpIgenoen
Wprtldut:
!6isrmit lei Oerfiigt, buB aGs tdugIi>
den mdnulihen 8iirger Der 8er.Stda=
ten unD i'm Quslanoe gebOrene Perfoz
men, nel6e ibre g6f6t, 8iirgsr Der
Ser. Stqaten 3u perpen, ertldrt baben,
i'm 2(lter BON 18 bis As Sabren Die Sea-
ttonalpebr 6iGoen ipllen uno, nit gez
piiIen Nusnuhmen unO unter gepiiIen
bonn 9eieB pDrgei6riebenen 8eotngunz
gen, CUR W2ilitGrpfli4t i'm 9ienIte Der
Ser. Studten berunge3ogen Deroen
t0nnen.
9(6I3nitt 2. DAB Die organiIirten
unO aftipen Qunoitreittrdfte Der Ser.
Staaten aus Der 9lrmee Der Der. .Stdd>
ten uno Der Mili3 Der OiDerien Stauz
ten, tpenn oieIelbe in ben 9ienIt Der
Ser. Staten beoroert tpirO, 3uIamz
menQeieBt Iein iollen.
oSn 8rtegs3eiten foQ Die 2(rmee aus
5ipst &laiIen beiteben, tpelfe ais Die
requ(dre, re1p. Die neutrality-suspicious.
Der Ser. Staaten be3ei6net perDen
iolsn.
9(6I6nift 5. DAB bic regulGre DR.
NEE oas permanente M2ilitdr lit, mel
DIES iopobl i'm 8riege, tpie audi i'm
TrieDen unter6dlten tpiro.
9l6I4nitt 4. DAB bic SSreipiqigenz
Qlrmee nur lpdbrenD Der 9uuer Ds5
&rieges, ooer 10 langs &rieg brobt, unz
terEdlten, unD, ipie in Dieier 2ltte DOR
qeI6rieben, ausge6obsn unD orgdniIirt
iperOen ioq, iobdlD Der GOngreB ben
8rGiioenten CUR Quf6rtngung eires
fol6en 6eeres uutorifrt bat; ferner lei
perfiiqt, DAP Die 0ienit8eit i'm 5reitpil=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-21
Ser ernartete Qlufruf an
bic gfdtipndIQarDe.

Der erpdrtete " II rut an
bic gtdttpnaIgurDe.
Die beabIi8tigte SynDienitite1ung
BON $4,000 Mann Der RatiOnalgdrOe
ais SgreirpiIioe in Die 8unDe5armee
Fol unter ben 8eitimmungen Der 8iQ
Ger @ortlaut berIelben 1T an dnDerer
StelIe abgeorudt. u. D. R.) erfolgen,
pelfye SetretGr 2tIger Dem GOngreB
geitern Dur9 Senator 6aplep 3ufomz
men lteB unb ppn Der man erpdrtet,
DuB lie iebr balD @eIeB iein tpiro. 9as
na6 piirbe Rr prdiiDent, bepOr er Oas
Qluf9ebot erlGBt, 3uerIt bic QutoriIiz
rung pes @pngrefes Oa3u etn9olen, Ddz
nit bic Girge3ogenen, o6 nun Wttlt3z
IDlodtsn pber nt6t, iofort in 8unoesz
Dienft treten unb 10 Das cpnItttuttoneLe
8erbot, bic W2tli3en auBer 2an0es gu
f9iden, umgangen psrOen tdnn. 9tele
2eute piiroen Dann tbatId9li3 6reiz
piuige perDen. Oas 9eTeB f4reibt
Dor, paB BEL einem SruppenduFge6ot
Die Quota Der ein3elnen Staaten i'm
8erbdltRiB gu ibrer 8ep0lterung iteRen
miiIIen, uno Dos &riegsoepartement
bate in @rnurtung b&s @dffenrufs
Die jiingit ber0ffentli4te Sdbelle iiber
bic 2ln3abl BON 2euten, pelhe jeoer
Stadt gu itelen huben piirOe, Dor6eretz
tet. 8rigaDegeneral Sobn 90. WTliOn,
Der g6ef pes 9eniecorps, bat benz
&riegsiefretGr cine 2iite pon Sngez
nieur Sffi3ieren geliefert, fpel9e gu
iofprttgem 6elooienit perfiig6ar iinD
unD BON benen Diele i6re gegentpdrttge
SEGtigfstt als QufIe6er pDn 6luBz unD
6afenbauten duf3ugeben genDt6igt ietn
neroen. S6re CUR 8eDa4ung bon unz
umgGngli9 nOt6IpenOigen unD tetne5z
faQs gu unterbre6snDen 8aferbauten
erfproerli9sn &dmerdDen perOen BRET
fade unO pierfu6e 2(r6eit gu leiiten
baben. @dbri6einli6 perOen du3
fortgeI4rittene 309linge BON 8eitz
9ptnt gum uftipan 9ienIt berange3oz
Qen uno MannI6aften pom 9ionierz
Battalion in @iqePs PDint, Stem
Oprt, beripenOet tperoen.
Sir ben gegenpGrtig BON Gapt. 3.
Gruie in ben SSefferIon>8arrattn gez
Tammelten W&ault6ier Srain, Der i'm
@e6irgsterrain pDn Gu6u CUR @erpenz
Dun9 tommen IoG, braudt od5 8riegsz
oepartement ettpa 200 geiibte 2eute,
psI9e $50 bis $1O0 Monutsg:bdlt err
6Qlten perDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-21

rtungen. gs m0gl ien Die upun9t Sgdnid@
On bi5ubasn @etrr Qgr uno @nera N&es bnen bu Nafs
mug cine Iang Gonren3 nit 9rdfn pomOgl eine 60
lung bIes beitn 9roblm gu fnoen. Hofrtn aus per6Onn
2anbestfn gn buB @on3ntrung ruldren 4rmes @R
dumauga, Orleans oe unO SamP quite 6oarie mat uno
6innen penigen 9agn DOGenOet lei prO
8erIGBt @ui6tn8tpn.
Der panIde Ganbte @snpr 2uis oO 8ube unb Der
Stab fener Qeguon n I'm 8 br b &6nD Uber Die Pnnpra=
nier 9abn" ba Buffalo ~ nu SorOn Snt ob uno peroen @
morgen 6riden r canuOiiGm 9ebe bnn @on Soz
rontp begebn R p 0adr m OOr aus na europa es
5udfen Der bipomote @erfsr nit Sann TT abgebrOn
Qanbe pengn unben nirb aud unier 8e>
QooDforb berIdn babn Senor oc mot ggn e5
u6r nod @eanben 5rantrs Oerei pe ben SfuB Der
panidn nreen nn ur3n 8eIuf Senen ub=
gen goQgn bpomaIn Gprps ats unge ett eIne
46eOspn ab Gn berdIe @Otsmeng mar BEL Der @bree Der
@anoaft am 9snupDana Deridmme bod eregnen f
0emonratpne. Die punIde 9sunOiaft 1T jeBt gIoTsn
0as 9rb berie6n ion i'm 2au bes Rumtg5 Die or
Ie Geqaon bertrugen Qu bic cu6dnid aoOnaoegaon nee
cuuniIdn br6r geidt nuD nn 8e
cprpcGs @ertrag gu pnbareu, bat 8abngtpn berlafen
6ut uugpB, p6 bic rtf pee Spdnten IN benz
gsGt pirO bis @amog Mog bis gerna oauer
@epB6 angt perDn ipbab bas umatum NOR
gen odu p0enid pirO. Die 8unoesregterune bat befo
in aupr6fe nat @r0ffnung 5enOieIgteu uHs3uiasn
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Sunr GuusrcB.

Me6r ii6srfIiiTige He0IeIigtsit i'm Gts
nat. - 9a5 Sdu5 pafirt binnen
psnigen Stunben Die pi4ti9e 8ia
sur Organization elmer Srsipilliz
gsnz2lrmee.
0aI6tngton .. G., 20. QpriI.
- Sm Sendf 6ru6te Der PDpultit Als
len (Rebr.) einen 8si6luB Elm, tpel6er
erflGrt, IS lei bic 2(niiht oes Senuts,
OaB bic 8srpiteIungsn nit Spunien
feline @ergrDBerung Der 8in5trogenoen
O6ligationsnIfulo Der Regierung unO
feinsn 2lufI9ub Der in Der Plattform
lSOrtictung iicbc 3. Seite.J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-21

Die Organization repinigen rmee 2nnom OsbeBu9s
gu i'm Saue @piergtesn, beren 20mg bic 8aibn9Oner
rrduften pdt Oadten @od0sm Der &rg 10 gut me
angefangn 1T, fnbet man, boB bic Grrun9 zines 9res
nid gang 10 le9t lit. Nu unierer 5lotte mangelt
an tHftig ausge6ilbeten Ofi3ierm, Qr5ten uno
Sngeneuren. - @anbuen Patriotsmus in
gBuI6ngtpn. - 0as Sd1io paniz
i6en @eIanbt4afs gebduOe abge5
rifen unb buoon gsi4epp. -
9u8 Neueite U6 ben be-
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Der @elanbtr pplo fOrberte unb erbielt ieiue Ndiie
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4liaIaria f.in.u i" urrGdirOrnrH 4Ormrn,
Jieber uub @r6ielFebcr gebsilt.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

furirt uidt nur BEN 9attuttu, Der BON De : a
erariffrn it, ionDru es tntqtb.H audb Hsut:, pslts
bieriiir inclinireH uuO isoen Dorgeu btm guftebtH
jpcnIis bis Dr,bis 5rOpi,H 8taDp Re let
in tiu,m @lait aBdFer usbmeR uHs tIHtH Grades
tTm, bittR anidlr.
8u bub,n bd on.n apot6,isru, soc. prO GIli&..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-21

Gin sOroB nnsrer strsttraf gsssn Gnba anali erpar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-21

Giutrl,i ntlb' beitiae obtr au1lsnbt Sdm,rltR
Der mir Rheumatismus 9ebuit'tf. 9tftldptrias, ans
bGloe, GTipptI, Rerp0is oosr an Reuralge 9dptROO,
BON Rrantbtit utbsrmauHis aud dusfebeu mag,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-21

per 3sOrtaut Oes 2fimaas miro er 9enfe per0fenf6t
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lltunhfnrn bletht nudD rimtae Gaee tn 3t1ahrtn
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gptnH Sie lDaH3io ooer 6rciBip Sropicu beg Rcus
ho Rslisf nit stiuas Surup nor BEN Sd)laiCHQtbeH
nebmcu uuO siutu 55luntl=SappsH, nit Relitt geE
idttiQt nm b,n SGls ma3tu, iuerosH Sis ots McrT
gems Bon Sbrer 8algeHtihnouEs fpItoer btr9sittut
ieiu.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22

avail. Finally, having read articles r.
garding cures that had been effected BY
Dr.. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, !
decided to Try them. That was In 1876.
bought box and took the pills accord
ing to instructions.
"Four days later I had the happiest
hours had known for years. That night:
went to sleep easily and slept soundly as
child and awoke refreshed.
"After I had taken four boxes Of the
pills, found that was cured and had also
increased u pounds in weight.
"This greatly surprised my friends, who
thought my case was a hopeless one. BE-
gan my work again and have continued.
ever since in excellent health.
"Another valuable gain to me was, that
while was taking these pills had been
cured Of the smoking habit, which had
formed when was boy and had clung
to me all these years. The craving for
tobacco left me and have never exec
rienced it since.
II cannot say enough for these pills and
have recommended them to many"
To verify this statement Mr.. Harrington
made affidavit to its truthfu1ness before
Lincoln n. Coy, Notary Pub1ic.
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
strike at the root Of disease by acting d.
rect1y Upon the impure blood. Their
power is marve1o1s and many wonderful
cures have been made. Druggists consider
them potent remedy, and ali sell them.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22

No man Is better known and liked in
that rich tier Of Illinois counties, Of which
Peoria Is the centre, than genial Chester S.
Harrington, Of Princeville, III.
Mr.. Harrington is a veteran Of the Late
war. Like many another brave soldier, he
suffered not only during that service, but
for years afterwards from diseases Con-
tracted then.
For years his health was shattered, lis
sufferings increased. He was enable to
gain relief, but nov, lie tells story which
5 Of profit to many.
II served three years in the 124th Iii
nois, en1isting at kewanee, Ill., said he.
II was in Libby Prison and suffered Lie
many another Northern soldier.
~The strain Of army Life did its work in
undermining my health, although the COL
lapse did not come for sometime after.
For fifteen years / suffered from general
debility and nervousness 50 badly that
could not sleep. Indigestion resulted and
my misery increased.
any eyes began to fail, and as my body
lost vitality my mind seemed to give way.
could scarcely remember events that hap
pened bot few weeks before.
For two years was untitled for busi-
ness. Twas jest able to creep around dur
ing part of this time, and there were many
tunes when could not get up.
Ny brother is doctor, but all his
efforts to help me failed to give any relief.
~ tiled a number Of remedies without
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22
BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
Changes Made in the Personal
Property Assessment by the
EQUALIZATION Board.
County Board of Equalization
Finishes it's Work at
Noon Wednesday.

The board ofcOunty commissioners
of Morrison county. Minn., met at
the Office OF the county auditor July
IS, 1893, an a board Of equalization,
pursuant to law.
Members present j. j. jacobson,
George Lafond, Nick HeDnen. J. j.
Gross and Martin Enke, and J. A.
Nichols, county auditor.
All members having taken the oath
to faithfully perform their duties as
members OF such board, they pro-
ceeded to the equalization Of the real
and personal property assessment Of
Morrison county for the year 1898.
Upon motion made and carried j..
J. jacobson was elected chairman.
Changes on the personal property
assessment were made IA follows:
Town OF MOTLEY
Reduced % per cent on one year
old horses.
Town OF AGRAM
Raised 100 per cent on item No. 8.
Z" 33h per cent on sheep.
{" 100 per cent on wagons and
carriages.
Raised 1926 per cent ON item No. s.
" 200 per cent ON item No. 10.
" 100 per cent on item No. II.
BELLE PRAIRIE
Raised - per cent on 3 year old
horses.
Raised Is per cent on wagons and
CARRIAGES.
Raised 125 per cent ON item No. 6.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22
NEW STATE COMMITTEE.

Hon. VIM. B. Lee of Todd
county, has, after consulting with
the Republican state nominees,
announced the Republican state
committee. It indicates new
management Of Republican poll
tics in Minnesota. Only one OF
the members Of the old C]ough
committee remains in the list of
party managers. There is one
member from each of the eighteen
judicial districts, and seven at
large from the state-these being
divided among the seven con-
gressional districts. Mr.. Lee is
placed on the committee by re-
quest of all the candidates as
a member at large from the Sixth
congressional district. M. M.
Williams, of this county, is the
member for the Seventh judicial
district, which includes the
counties of Mile Laos, Benton,
Stearns, Morrison, Todd, Douglas,
Otter Tail and other western
counties. Hon. A. F. Ferris, of
Brainerd, is a member from the
district in which Crow Wing
county is situated. Hon. A. N.
Dare, of Elk River, represents the
Eighteenth judicial district, and
O. D. Kinney Is the Duluth mem
Der. And the committee is made
up of gentlemen Of their character
from the other portions Of the
state. Better selections could not
have been made from this part of
the state. Lee, Williams, Ferris,
Dare and Kinney are as faithful
Republican workers as can be
found in Minnesota, and the
campaign will be in the best hands
nOssible.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22
TWO ACCIDENTS.
A Couple of Men Painfully In
jured at Anderson's Wagon
Factory Monday.

1t was blue Monday 1T Anderson
Bros wagon factory yesterday, two
of their employees being quite severe
~ injured.
The first accident occurred at
about noon to Archie Rivet, who
was at work ON a planning machine.
He was pushing small piece of
wood through the planer. when the
second and third fingers vi his left
hand were caught by the knives, and
were cut on close to his hand. DR..
Chance attended him and he is re-
ported to he getting along nicely
though his injury la still quite pain
full.
The second accident occurred to A.
Bjorkland, another enpluye. who
was at work tightening pulley tina
had become loose. The sleeve Of The
duck Jacket he wore caught On the
shaft, and before tho machinery
could he stopped his clothing was
nearly all torn off him. and the mus
c:es Of his arm were severely strained
and bruised. He will lie unable to
return To work for some time.
Don't think that your liver needs
trea ting If you are bilious. 1t don't.
It's your stomach. That is. your
stomach is really what causes the
biliousnpss. 1t has put your liver
out of order.
See what's the matter with your
stomach.
Sick stomach poisons liver and
then there's trouble. Shaker Digest
i've Cordial cures stomach and then
all's we'll. That's the case in a nut
shell.
Shaker Digestive Cordial is no
secret. Formulas on every bottle.
But it's the simple. honest way it's
made, the honest Shaker herbs and
other ingredients of which it's COM
posed, that make it so efficacious.
Any real case of indigestion and
billion ness can be cured with q few
bottles of Shaker Digestive Cordial.
Try it.
Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to
81 90 per bottle.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22
From the Pioneer Press, July 16:
SENATOR DAVIS ON THE
WAR.

Senator Davis is home from the
historic session Of congress in
which he was one Of the chief
figures. He got in St. Paul just
in time to be welcomed by the
news Of Santiago.
cit is a great victory for
American arms he said. "The
fall of the city is a splendid &C
complishment and carries forward
finely the operations planed by our
strategic board. The result amply
yindicates the judgement of our
commanders at the front in spar
ing a conflict which must have re-
suited in great loss of life. The
city is taken and the Spanish
army is removed. One half of
Cuba has passed from the Spanish
possession beyond dispute.
This clears the way for the
projected move upon Porto Rico
which I trust will begin at once.
It is perhaps more important in its
consequences than the siege OF
Santiago. Porto Rico is a much
mo,e desirable possession than
Cuba, more healthful and the land
is pleasant. It includes $500
square miles, very fruitful, capable
of prosperous development. /
have no doubt Porto Rico will
soon be ours,
eve are entering upon a new
era. The flag will not be lowered
from Hawaii, and the fate Of the
Philippines is linked with the
destiny of the republic. This ma.
ton in the near future is to be.
come the leading factor in inter
national politics. We cannot re-
treat to our former policy OF lsola'
ton. In the domain of the Pa
cifc ours is henceforth the par.
amount power. and we cannot
escape the responsibility. The
future of an unborn empire of the
West, the furthest West that
borders on the East again, lies in
our hands.
II believe we shall be equal to
this responsibility. We can take
care Of all the possessions we may
acquire and comfortably should
all the tremendous duties we may as.
sumo. We shall find the necessary
resources of craftsmanship, the
qualities of diplomacy, the strength
of rulershlp that is our heritage.
The futures broadens before us IN
wonderful ways we could not have
forseen. We may go to meet its
destinies, calm. confident, secure
in the might of the nation and the
justness of its purposes.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22
Marks Bros COMPANY.

Another crowded house greeted
Marks Bros company at the opera
house, Tuesday night. where the
melodrama, the Jail Bird. was pre-
sented. The play was sparkling and
witty, and was put ON in artistic
style. the various parts being as
sumed with great acceptability by
the members Of the company. Miss
May A. Bell was seen to good ad-
vantage in the dual roles of Mrs.
Glyndon and Ned, the cabin boy.
Nothing is said or done on the stage
that would offend the most fastid-
ious and the performances are being
patronized by the better class Of
theatre goers. Tonight "A Soldiers
Sweetheart.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22
Wages of Section Men Raised

Wages of Section Men Raised.
The ] Northern Pacific Railroad
company has sent notice to the local
section crews that the wages Of sec-
ton men have been Increased from
$1.1O to $1.25 a day. This increase
of nearly Is per cent will be welcomed
by the labOrers, who receive the
smallest salaries of any men in the
service. The Northern Pacific has
the reputation of treat ting it's en-
ployes as well as any road does. and
many advances in wages have been
made since the business of the road
has improved.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-22

The board OF equalization which
has been In session since Monday
morning finished it's labOrs and ad-
journed at noon today. The follow
ing ia q list of changes made at Tues
days and Wednesdays sessions:
A motion was made and carried
that the personal property assess
ment of NJ. N. Miles. OF the village Of
Royalton, be reduced $S0, on item
No. y.
A motion was made seconded and
carried that the assessment vulua-
ton on item No. p be reduced so per
cent throughout the county,
Changes in the real property as
sessment were made AZ follows:
Blocks l, 2, Z, s, 8 and 10 In Pine
Grove addition, and blocks 3. !, 5, 6.
II. u. Is and II In Rothwell's addi-
ton to city Of Little Falls, was re-
duced 80 per cent.
The town Of. Belle Prairie was
raised 20 per cent on lands exclusive
of structures and other improve
menta Il, tOwn4l ran:sr3l.
Town of Buchanan was raised 70