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when nature fails to assert itself, develop ments result which injure the health and impair the constitution of the maiden. The timely use of Brad6eld's Female Regulator, the standard remedy for all weaknesses and irregularities peculiar to women, is what at-retarded nature needs ir all such cases. Sold by druggists for $L Books for women free.
 THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR co,
 ATLANTA. GA.
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hanks.
fE1klEs SAVINGS BANK.
&fceiaensai Block, Seattle. Wash

afEofLEs SAVINGS BANK
eSesasniai 6lock. sesttis& Wash.
.,orFIcEks AND TRCSTKES
a-.hs "a n ....-~.....e......,F President
tFeAssif lee Efckf0&nt
yoaA tF@Iy Second Vice President
James r. hayden. Manager, Cash'x, Sec'y
Jes r. Greenlcaf -. ASSISTANT tashicx
SaSsnuna sShwa5aeheT, Jehn Cosltna.
Transacts q savings bank bassnass a.
clusiyeiy.
Deposits resolved from 81 10 tio.oo0
Interest allowed per annuus: SIX Ger cent
on term deposits: Z per cent. on ordinary
deposits.
dividends declared last days Of May and
November. Loans made 90 real estate or
approved coiiaterals only.
a4.A
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SEATTI.E-PoRT GsAMRLE-rowNSEN
ROUTE
S-rrAprp rp.,Srrp

=
laws City issek da.ly AZ SO e. ua. sx-
eept Sunday far Port MaSssaa. Ktnxston.
rors NsaI1bie. Port Ludlow and Port
townsend Returning reaches Seattle at
:. 4 n Gasss. sEE1zy leaves fer Port
TOWNSEND 0Iess az g. m. returning.
leaves Pert T~wnssad fer Seattle direct
az 3. n. Telephone. Main s.. Lily. 90
garcas Il Co, agents
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Take Ocean cln9
STEAMSHIPS,
Having oompetent officers on6
pfota. when you ge - AiaakA

Before OuyfaG tickets 1oS Al
aka eall at the cempanv'o oe-
Aees anA ascertain the lAeese
reduced rates.
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and Crcscn Short Line.

Low Esr RaEks-saoHIEsr kot rE
sesiEs1 - AZ gSfnss has .sn4 Seurssass.
VA Portland. sat lake Cry ara peryer.
rsslrsaa rAlscs s.eeSers. upAe.sssret .oar~
sss s@esgers snc free rsSlA11rS CHAIR cara
sseans asA.~ f1ntssA Axss se- stckess -
cS fse-a Asy ssoIGss "a tie United States.
1asa1A or Esrs,se ca CO CT address q
e. klsA General Agent Gs FTrss aveaaA
s<ats.A ". II Har.sas q. =. A.. Port
kn9
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In ons hour and twenty-rsv minu,es
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattie-Taeoms
route, as follows
TAKING EFTEST TUESDAY. NAY 8.
y.sve seattls--7:iS. Ills =. M. 2:45, Sis
Leave Tacoms-s:2o a. n; !. 4:so. p. m.
SUNDAYS.
I~ave Seattle 80 a. m. IL M, 5 p. m.
leave Tscorna--s.20 a. M, z 80. 80 D. IA.
Tand,ug at Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
rion street, Seattle
Sundays, steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington
PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY
Steamer STATE Of Washington leaves Sc
attic from Yeser wharf daily except Satgr-
DAY AZ 10 r. "a. for Everett. Araeortes.
Fa.rhaven ana Whatcom. connecting at
Whsfean for Vancouver ana Blaine
C,oaIesttons-At Seattle. Flyer and ". r.
r.. X, fer Tacoma and way points; at Ever
Il r. az Whatsozn, 3, B. L Il. c. r. r.
ana steamer Lady Of the Lake at What
cou.
Returning, leaves whatcom daily except
Sunday at a. ~
Steamer Fairhaven leaves Seattle from
IA for Edmonds, Wildly Island ard
Ia Conner. connectlng az La Conner with
stages from Bay View. Whiiney and Mount
F-.a~ninE. leaves Ia Conner daily ex-
cept sunday. a. H. Teiepnons. Main 81.
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DEXTER HORTON q co. nANKERa
Incorporated 1857.

s-s%-s.s- f4vo0
rresiieat -. ...-..-A a: Denny
Manager N. il IAunsr
Sight exchange and teegraphic trAns-
fers on New York. Chicago. 1T. PauA, San
Francisco. Portland and various petnts In
Oregon and British Columbia
Sight bills Of exchange On Londan avail
able elsewhere IN Europe.
Collections made at all points On fapor-
able terms
Bonds. stocks and ether vaiHahaes So
ceived on deposit for safakeeptng.
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STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.

IaZgyirg T, s. Mail
% Fort Orchard and Port tvashfaxtcu
foSts. leaves Csty aock SO ~ IA csIlur
~ South Beach BaraaeA. BRICK Yard
srerssFtozs. Z. :. Navy Yard. Ssanev.
charleston Traeyton, Calico s.lyrraais
leaves Port Orchard Navy Station a.
= n. arrives Seattle at y IN. Il. ~ Rob
lnsen. Master. Lilly. pcSarssus s. 81
Agents. Teseehona Mats 81
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Puget SOUND d ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VIC AVEAiA 10 . e.
Steamer Ctty Of Kingston between Ta-
coma. wash. ana Victoria. b. c.
saatEs'f.Si NJ Tacoma 5sfA Ar s.fSsrs
Is sas N Lv = SEATTLE 50 Ar i.sSarn
a.Epm Lvl TgPt. Townsend . Ar 10; isprY
slspssai AT 10 Victoria / u Lv, .6vpEa
spsny except sunday.
tbs steamer furnishes srxs-ciass az
cor, r4oss .!oaE. carrying both freight ara
passengers. Sna leaves from Yesier wharf
Seattle, fer Victoria. at i0sS1 a. m. and fer
TaeorlA 81 ais a. H.
Fer rates. tickets. sts, inquire e
J. W ALLEN,
Ascent Yss'sr Wharf, seast.s
l. a NA4EAC.
Genera Agent. y. p. RI. Seattle.
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STEAMERS.
DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSIsNl
AND PORT ANGELES FROM

DAILY BoATs 10 PoaT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK
Steamer Alice Gertrads leaves City dock
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays at i2
Midnight, Tor Port Townsend. For, WH-
Hams, Dungeuass. Port Angeles. Port Cres-
cent, Gettysburg. Pysht, C1aliain and Neah
bay: Estarn 1: lsaxss Pa Angeles Tues
leaves Port townsend at 10 a. IA: arrives
in Seattle at 40 p. m steamer Garland
is lea SG,y aosk :, Asn sany.5. ~.anesday.
Townsend. Per; Williams. Dungensss. PORT
Angeles ard Victoria Returning leaves
Port Angelss 81 a. m on Mondays. We'd
send 81 10 - m; arrives In Seattle al 20
.. n x,., a..
CAPT. J. y ThoMPsoN. Manager.
SEATTLE. TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
STEAMER MULTSoAAH.
Leaves for Tacoma and Olympia daily a,
.. m
STEAMER CITY or Aberdeen
Leave. for Tacoma and Olympia daily A..
csps sandays, at a. M Returning. ar.
risss seattle . y N.
Far. between Seattle ana Tacoma. z,
esnts- aeand trip. - cents.
1s AT AT L /. WILEY, h asss as'n.
POET aTssH1 x2nss sas wHA4 HssS3sscosTEs.
DAY HAkHoR sad hosHg
HARBoA
STEAMER DISCOVERY
rsg~ss YNsleY zJOex Seattle stsrs.v
wsaaes1.y ana rr.tay. 8 :. "a. assarS.
srx l~avr~ whsteom Moe<ay. Tserseaw
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suArusg 81 EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

90 on THE GREYHOUND.
s-aTTr.E. EVERETT AND EDNoND3
ROUTE
Tine Csri-Teases sea.tn m. IL
n ard .. IA teasex A~seFss| SFAe o. ssA-'
ia D. n. and i:ss p. HA
Three resss3 ;s!ps daily sxo\; sunday.
Ssarr.n.ts,rs at Seattle With Se steamer
- e~r Tacoma Al Everett, vita tas
stsarner M!kats for saofsoEn.sat ard vita
"a. Everett d Monss s-rssso railway Tor
~ {Sristo ard Way stations.
Fa,r~sn book. Eaa.sie: MERCHANTS Dock,
vX~rsrt. TsaspacEe. Seattle, Red 81 Es-
''eA' e =. SCOTT. Manager.
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sx.yFT RIVER ROUTE Steamer sxasss
Sss-~r.-w~sxly Time Gard
-wss s<AttI~ rs~cezrsS~r = az fuita.gs..
r,snsrns-~y w az rr.da1Sh.. s~@yss Mt Yer
-. Dsesszss~< - a. a. n January Al
g-.Iisnx az T'asa2ir. SEar~oc4. Fir.
sssg1s c-sy VI. vernon ani Avon
~, "a .sAcge~ ard .reEas rates sTsfy -
80 rs.~h e p 1tks@on aaAaE@s. II.
u xeronAlS. Nsss-s- T~aesssor& Main -.
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STEAMERS

PORT TOWNSEND. SAN JUAN ISL
ASDS AND WHATxoM ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States raal leaves city
and Thursday at = c'cIsack> rasanixAt for
Pert Townsend San Juan ISLANDS ana New
Naassun. Returning caves New What
ss'a Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday At
4. ~, J. r. Thompson. manager ogDe1s
1. 10y tsaea11ls Ca. agents CITY deck.
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STEAMERS.

FOR VANCOUVER, VIA ANACoRTES
AND waATCOM.
Connecting az Vancouver with steamers
for Esnainao and New West
minister, b. c.
The Elegant sa9swheel steamer
NORTH PACIFIC.
Hcw.liiars. Master.
VII, leave Yesler wharf. Seattle, every
Monday. wednesday and FRIDAY At u:o
p IA FOR AnAcortss. Fairhaven, Waakosn
ssri vancouver Passengers may 60 On
board ana occupy rooms at ssao P. N. Re-
turning, VIII leave vancouvsr for Seattle
direct every Tuerday. Taurscay ana sat
urgiAy az Ii p III
rshix steamer has superior passenger A.
romncsaticns Table service unsurpassed.
Fer freight OF passage Apply Oh board OF
al Teslas wharf.
VANCOUVER LINE.
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Foa BELlINlsHAA BAY, ASAcogr
TES AND BLAME
g. s@@sF George <. STAR seawes C@nfrE
eueA- s~ss,is, 81 p n Merday. wtanse-
aAy ana F-s.aI. Returning. .AAsss Es~sns
|. = RI. AID WATSON ? "a Txesaay.
TEaTssay al sss2r6Ay,
tx tSNNfa TaApIEs AND TRANS
FORMATION Co
rsl. Main HI CsEsral Dosx Se~.tiex .
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PORT ORCHARD AND FUST wash.
ISIT1S ROUTE.
STEAMER MART e pERLTY
Leaves .ost of Washington street. daily M
s ~ ,. 70, tSaaAsys. % 2. M far P.xsAant
Beach Wet BiSseaey). brerneescn L. u
yry.iasx Charleston. Sidney. I~as~wtrsr,
I.Elseo and s2.SsfSA4e asturn4nx. lea YES
sllvesa.ls 81 $ - a. III. arrives s<zasf5. 10
a. u. TAases Ss9zey Saturday aga =.
{ - :. u. arrives seattle 7.ae p m Ts.s-
phone, AAts s~A
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27
Large Log Cut.

Minneapolis Lumberman: 1ndica-
tlOns arc that the cut of white pine
timber In Minnesota the coming
winter will be ON a lnrger scale than
has ever before been known. The
opening of the Great Northern line
from the Red River valley to the head
OF the lakes through large tracts Of
untouched pine; the proposed bnild.
ing Of mills ON Cass and Leech lakes.
and vicinity, the mills built or re-
ha ated to cut Red Lake reserva-
ton pine, the new mills near the head
OF the lakes; the movement to cut
Indian dead and down" pine to the
extent Of 15O. 0t,O, 100 feet; the building
Of logging roads in many places from
Red Lake east to points In northern
Wisconsin; all these movements point
toward a too rapid cutting Of pine
for the good OF tho present and future
market. There can be hut one result
OF such timber cutting-a weakening
Of the pine supply. As lumbermen
will not agree on reduction Of log
ging operations 1t IL lett tn Provi-
dence to intervene with an uniavOr-
able logging winter.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27

The case OF the city Of Little Falls
against G. F. Wilson, the Notion
King, was brought up In court
about noon today. city Attorney
Adams made motion to dismiss
the appeal taken from the justice
court to the district court. After
some discussion the Judge dismissed
the appeal, on the ground that nj
one has the right to appeal from the
city justice where city ordinance IL
ID question. The city charter does
not provide for such an appeal. The
only way a person could take ad-
vantage of appealing to q higher
court, In such case, would be to
make al appeal under a writ Of
certiorari. An appeal under this
writ could be obtained upon COM
plaint Of q party tina: he has not re-
ceived justice. or that he cannot have
an impartial trial in the Inferior
court. One might have case re-
viewed, but not under an appeal.
This must leave Mr.. Wilson in the
position he was when he left the
justice court.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27
TEN DOLLARS,
Was the Verdict for the Plain
tiff IN the Case OF s. Aksr-
son W N. Olson.

. y g 3 i. :.
About a year ago v lille Nels Olson
was driving home from the city.
where he had been Tor the day, ne
accidently ran over the young
daughter Of swan AkersOn. who r.
sides on the west side Of the river
One OF the wheels Ut the wagon
passed over the little child aud
broke one Of it's arms. 49,
Ak rson sued Olson for his careless
driving. such as he claims 1t was,
for 5000 damages.
The case occupied all Of Thursday
in selecting q Jury, taking testimony
and hearing the arguments OF the
attprnys. The case was given the
Jury that afternoon and after
being out about three and a hal
hours, brought in a verdict ri $40 FOL
the plantiff. 1t III understood q mo-
ton will perhaps be made to, SCI
the verdict. Attorney Smith re-
presented Akerson, while Olson EN-
ployed LindberRh, Blanchard &
Lindbergh to uphold his rights.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27

The "Pulse Of New York;, which
Manager Gross has booked for ap.
pearence at the opera house on Oct.
l. Ia one Of the finest trOups on the
road. All Of the actors and actress.
ca are first class artists In their lines.
They carry their own scenery be-.
sides various specialt.es needed to
produce the play. 1t is termed a
laughing success by the many
people who have seen 1t. The
prices Of admission are popular,
q, IS and 80 cents, and anyone who
can should embrace the opportunity
to witness the production Of this
very laughah le comedy. In making
your engagements for next week,
reserve Saturday, Oct. l, for the
"PMlse o1New York" VI
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27

4 Saving wood, working Ii his sarden,
walking three times day TO and from his
place Of business these form rast Of the
daily routine Of Edwin r. 1fipr, Post
master Of Middlefie1d Centre, NY. He
b past his seventeen birthday. $H
Neafly fifty years Blacksmith, thifty-
two yeafs Justice Of the Peaeei three yea1s
town clerk, then postmaster, fofty-si1 years
. resident Of the town he now ,lves In
these are the bare outlines d t1sefu1 LIE.
NJ. Trips career 3 type. His story
will Be read with heartfelt sympathy BY
thousands. His hearty endorsement Of d..
William Pink Pills for Pale People will
Be echoed by tens Of Thousands.
I r. said,
In March, 1872, I wa. attacked BY
what Afterwards learned was locon,otof
ataxia. y ~. 54 s7..
1.-TWO skillfsd doctors did everything
they could for me. I steadily became
wore. Vas unable to dress myself. ~.
Later ! could not move even about the
room, bit was carried In my chair. n, "a
II gave Up hope. The doctors gave me
no encouragement. i did not expect TO live
very long. / was more helpless than .
baby. sank lower and lower. .y
In Jsne the tide tlrned! From the
lowest ebb, It began to Get toward health
'na y;sos ;,,..,,. ,,o;,, .,,. o<,,.,,.<,
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An: old 4 " Y ans q
Last Hope.
Made heztless as a ha3y by dyeaatEi nervous dis'
ease he read Of case like his ovn a,d had enough
faith to- folloau the example Il set him. Nov - Is
4imse an example to others zuho are suffering J1o"
disorders Of the Nervous system.

4 III told low man, who suffered u T
had suffered, had been cured BY d. WI
lian,s' Pink Pills for Pale People.
az gave me faith and hope. ! took two
boxes Of tie pills; then fossr more boxes.
Ny gain was steady, my retrfn 70
health was source Of daily gratihcation.
In ali took eighteen boxes Of TIC pi11.
before was entirely well AT First i paid
so cents Box, bot Afterwards ! saved
money g eyy K getting 81 bo1e' At = Tine
II owe my cure entirely to d.. Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale People"
To clinch his remarkable story and add
to It's helpfulness to others, Nf. Trip made:
affidavit to ib truthfu1ness before Homer
Hanna, : local Notary PubBe.
: From helplessnEss, suffering and despair
MI. Tripp was restored to The healthful,
useful activity suegested a The beginning
Of this sketch. His experience b like Others.
= While loeomotoe ataxia b one Of .the
most batting nervous diseases with which
physicians are called to oontend, is cure by
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
has become 4 matter Of almost daily oc-
cufrenee. Smaller nervous troubles yield
mueh more readily to tie powerful intlo-
ence these vegetable pills exert IN restoring
wasted nerve focce and In purifying ADD
enriching the blood. s,-,..-s..
Druggists everywhere sell d.. William
Pink Fills foe PALE People. =. +
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27

There is at last a specific charge
against the methods of Fuller's
supporters in the caucuses. The
Royalton Banner says that "19
Buchanan men were denied the
tight to vote" in the Buh caucus.
The Banner does not say "19 Buck.
man Republicans" but ''19 Buck
man men," As Mckinley received
but Is votes in the town OF Buh,
there is no doubt these 10 Buck.
man men feel sggrieved that they
were not allowed to run the Re.
publican caucus. That as many
as 10 men should be refused the
privilege of voting in town that
contains Is Republicans is point
that the Banner should discuss
deliberately. Oh, 1t was a great
political wrong.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27
From the st. Cloud Times, Sept. g:
DOW-RAYMOND
A st. Cloud Young Lady Soon
to Wed q Prosperous Little
Falls Business Man. =
n

Among the coming weddings ie
chroniclpd that IT Misn Anna Dow
"f this city. and Clarence Raymond
4 young business man of Little Falls.
The happy event IL to occur on
Thursday evening next, ut the home
Of the brides mother, 4O3 Sixth
avenue
Miss Dow Ia n young lady whu
during the course III her residence iu
this city has by her many engaging
qualities won hosts Of friends. Mr.
Raymond is 4 young business man
of Little Falls who ia possessed al
sterling qualities. In his business
relations there he has won many
friends. and Ia looked upon al rts
Ing young man. The couple viii
make their home in Little Falls.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27

Much credit Ia due Messrs. Chas
Kiewel, Ed. Lane aud Joe O'Conner
for the hospitality and humanity
they manifested toward some Oi
their unfortunate fellow creatures
Friday evening about 1880 O'Clock.
A woman Of foreign nationality,
with three small children had been
at the depot. the last two days
waiting for her husband, who is ex-
pected to arrive at any time with
the household goods and pro Visions.
Having no money to provide for the
hunger Of herilittle ones, these three
named gentlemen took them down
to the Columbia hotel and met the
expenses for tho lodging and
,ueals given to thus woman and her
children over. night and the next
morning. .s...., @.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27

Barney Burton's clothing store
had a little episode Of it's own to-
day. In the display Of clothing, In
front Of the. store. were several
sweaters. On going out In front Of
the store clerk missed one III those
articles, and upon inquiring found
that It had not been sold. Directly
a young man BY tho name Of John
son passed. by. with. apparently
the same sweater on. and upon In
qury 1t was found to be. By little
smooth talking he was allowed to
depart after returning his Ill gotten
gains without beiLg prosecuted.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27

For nearly twenty years G. B.
Buchanan has been supported by
Morrison county Republicans in
many political aspirations, yet
when he is cnce refused their en-
dorsement he prepares for alliance
with the enemy against the Re
puDlicans of the county. There is
no question but his defeat was a
great personal disappointment,
but there was nothing that would
warrant his boiling the nomlna-
ton. Even his former Republic
an supporters are entitled to more
loyal Republican leadership than
that.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27
TRETTLE.s INDICTMENT.
It Was Over the Failure to
Account for Money From
Land Sales.

n The grand Jury found an in,lict-
ment against Donat Trettls the first
Of thefweek. but mo- arrest was made,
az Trettle flxeti up the matter with
those to- whom the money, about
$45s1. was Que. He received the
money for land soldf for NJ. .. Taylor,
and failed to turn the funds over.
After the indictment was found Mr..
Tret:le ratss,i the money and paid
the debt. u, no arrest was n ade.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27

A sad accident occurred at the
village Of Pierz Thursday about noon
The village has large water tank
for the purpose of watering horses
the water Of which Is about three
feet deep. While the young daugh
ter ut Henry LANCER was playing q,
the trough she lost her balanc.
and fell into the water. Not beinl
able to crawl out, she was rOwn2d
Carelrssness. ON the part Of parent,
In allowing small children to play I,
the vicinity OF water Ia often til.
cause ut sad accident.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27

. % ~ ..ts-7 4S a +5a} ~,
The Republicans Of Morrison
county fairly elected q majority of
the delegates to the recent county
convention in favor Of w. M.
Fuller for senator. He is the Re.
publican nominee, and will receive
the support of those Republicans
WIN are Influenced by party con-
s.derations or who are loyal to
party interests and party action.
The fl,msy pretext Of the editor OF
Royalton Banner for boiling the
ticket have no other basis than a
desire to demorallze, and, if posi-.
BILE, defeat the Republicans Of Nor
rison county. ..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27
AS OUTLINED BY KoOP.

Staples World, Sept. %: j. 81.
Koop, Of Brainerd, was in town
last evening on his way home from
Little Falls. Mr.. Koop was q
spectator st the Republican legis.
lative convention. He thinks he
sees ! chance for the Democrats.
Buchanan is to run independent
for senator and the Democrats will
make no nomination but will sup
port Buchanan, and it is expected
that the latter's friends will sup
port Towne for congress.
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AND ISN'T OVER.

Staples World: Now that the
fight in the 48th Republican legis-
]atlve convention is over we call
attention to the fact that Of the
81 editorials in the Royalton Ban
ner Of the past two weeks 80 Of
them were aimed at Senator Full
Ter. The other four were scatter.
ing"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27

The Fourteenth regiment VIII
not Be- mustefeds ont at Duluth as u
tirst ordered, but at st. Paul.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27

-Pingree IL again Nominated for
governor Of Michigan BY the Repub-
licans.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27

Senator NelsDn opened the Sew.
e"th distrlct campaign by an ad-
dress at HallOck Monday night.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-09-27

Duluth defeat ted q new charter at
a recent election.