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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11

through the season. sharp con.
petition from the Canadian slae.
under the amiable arrapgsmsants
now In force With ths l.anadiaus.
will strongly affect ths prices " linn.
Der az Duluth. superior. Ashland
and other Superior points. u
The enlargement u the Lumber dle.
trihnting ARA has BEEN two Or thres
times as great as was ever known III
any one year. and II u II no ssnse
compensated f0I ~ ths slight "a.
crease in production. The con-
clusion is thar the increased demand
will send the price 81 lumber M ~
least % higher than Il u now. ~
stocks are lighter than they have
been for ten years and the demand IL
the heaviest 10 the history u the
trade. rs 5# DUH
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11
ADVISE FOR LEGISLATORS.
Governor Lind Sends Three Messages to
Il dr. 81 r. the House. '- 49, & > es4

Governor Lind Sends Three Messages to
the House. r. =.
Governor Lind sent three messages
to the house. The first related to
the binding plant at the peniten-
tiary. The governor favored an
enlargement Of the plant now there.
The second message refers to the in
terest on state funds deposited in banks.
The governor recommends that IL it is
found impossible for the state treasurer
to continue deposits at per cent, that
the statute be amended. In message
No. 3, the governor directed attention
to chapter 81, General Laws Of 1897, re-
lating to the collection Of personal
taxes There was an amendment intro
duced in the last session, under the title
given, which permits the fling Of an
answer by any citizen desiring to con-
test a tax before the issuance Of citation,
and without giving the treasurer's list
the presumption of regularity allowed
it under the former laws Ef.s.-,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11
No Hight TO Ug liness.

The woman who 10 lovely 70. face.
form and temper will alway: have
friends, but one who would be ~
tractive must keep her health. n she
tn weak. stckly and all run down, she
will he nervous and irritable. IL she
has constipation or kidney trouble,
her impure blood will cause pimplea,
blOtches, skin eruptiOns and q
wretched compilations. Electric Bit.
ters IL the best medicine In the world
to regulate stomach. liver ana kid
Devs and tn purify the blood. IL
gives strong nerves. bright ewes.
smooth, velvety skin, rich complex
ion. 1t will make q good looking.
woman OF a run down IN
valid. Only 81 cents at L. d. RRoNN's
drug store, -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11
CASTORIA
-,E>a For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
:. s' ss.ss =: q zlzfz&z<Szsx.

Under our laws an Immigrant krr1v.
ing in this country with no visible
means Of support is liable to he sent
back This worked badly for unmarried
women. but they have met it ut the
barge Office recently BY consenting. then
and there. to marry somebody and thus
escape. the penalty: There have been
three cases Of good looking Italian wo.
men undergoing the operation 1T matri-
mony rather than return to their native
vine clad hills No one ever thought OF
it before. but marriage appears to be
one of the consequences of democracy
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11
How to Make Codnsh Balls

How to Make Goldfish Balls.
Pare six potatoes of medium size and
cut in quarters. Put one cup of raw
salt Goldfish, picked into some pieces,
above the potatoes in the saucepan.
Pour boiling water about them and
cook until tender. Drain off the water
and set the saucepan, covered with q
cloth, on the back of the range to dry
the potatoes. Mash thoroughly and add
black pepper to taste. Beat an egg I'M
tilwhite and yolk are well mixed. add
gradually little Of the 6shball mix
ture. and when well blended return to
the saucepan and teat thoroughly.
Shape into smooth balls, place in fry
ing basket. and fry in deep fat smols-
ing hot Serve with a garnish Of pars-
lev. u A.. H.. - ~ -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11
CAUSING y, DEEP CONCERN.

Drieishsrs Alas,msA - Americas Co0pe.
tition d ~ Iaaastrial Market
+. LONDON, April 10. America's sucosss-
full competition a tho industrial mArkst,
where abe II. beating the BritiGhers an
their own ground, y ubtsdly caus-
ing deep con6ern and heart. burnings Il
British engineering circleA The acrimo-
NOUS protests Of English firms respect.
ing the awarding Of the Atbara bridge
contract to Philadelphia Arm brought
ont clearly this feeling, and the attempts
to explain Americas success by glut Of
work here do not harmonic with tho
complaints Of English firms, who have
not received orders which have been
sent to America. AZ the St. James
Gazette puts it: .s
IF the British manufacturers have %
much work that they cannot accept con-
tracts, they are to be congratulated, but
in that case it 10 difficult tosee why they
are complaining. VA = \!
s How 70 Worst % 4 10 CsaAies.
The Daily Mail. taking up the que@
ton, urges . system Of pro6trsharing
with the introduction Of the newest and
best machinery a. the method where
by America can be fought and worsted,"
though the paper adds: '.We must own
that the nation is in some degree suffer-
ing from lack of strenuousness both in.
employers and employed" n
The secretary of the engineeerS %
eiety said to the Associated PRESS:
I'VE certainly regret the transfer
renee of work essentially. belonging to
our market, and it would be affectation
to deny there is indignation and much
comment on the state Of affairs. We
hope it is only q temporary transfer
renee, but you know the danger" -
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THE ADVANTAGEOUS CRUISE.
No Doubt American Prestige Hes There.
by Boon Augmsntsd.

No Doubt American Prestige Has There.
by Boon Augmented. s%;
p. WASHINGTON, April 10. -: United
States Minister LOOMS, at Caracas, has
sent to the state department an account
Of the trip made by the United States
steamship Wilmington up the Orinoco:
and along the north coast Of Venezuela,
In which he says that the Wilmington
made strong and agreeable impression
wherever she touched in Venezuela.
:. 1.-THE splendid condition and appear.
ance of the men and the boat, !" he said,
''never failed to call forth praise from
those who saw them, and as a result Of
the trip I think it will be found that
American prestige will be substantially
augmented and the idea Of American
power and resources greatly deepened
and widened. Practical results are com.
ing, too. in the way of increased COM
merce with the United States, and if our
merchants and manufacturers will take.
advantage of the favorable conditions
that have been created for them they
ought to profit very largely" .-
Minister Loomis impressed the native
officials deeply by causing the Whining
toms machine guns to be fred whenever
any Of tho army officers came aboard.
The result was the forwarding Of several
orders to the United States for similar
weapons. The captain of the Whining
ton caused = chart to be made Of the
river as far up: as Cludad Bolivar, there
being none in existence before. q
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11

How to Make Mushroom Sandwiches.
Boil small quantity of mushrooms
and mix them thoroughly with finely
minced beef tongue. Add French u
other mustard a. desired and spread BE-
tween dainty slices Of white bread
Never spread q sandwich quite to tn {
edge thus preventing the selling OF FIN.
.RezA gloves or clothes
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11
IRREGULARITIES GREEN.

Startling Figures Submitted to Land
%{l5. Commissioner Hermann
ST. PAUL, April 1O.-A special to The
Dispatch from Washington says: Fig
ures have been submitted to Land Com
missioner Hermann, making the star
thing charges that Of 7O,000,O0 feet of
alleged dead and down timber which
has been cut this season, three-quarters
Of the entire amount has been green
timber. a-l .s-q-~..I 4. r: .- - y.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11
MINOR ITEMS OF INTEREST

The Fitzsimmons-Jefrie fight is of.
The transport Sheridan reported at
Singapore Friday last en- route to
Manila. a.t
The squabble over the Boston and
Montana Mining company's properties
at Butte has ended.
Former Presidents Cleveland. and
Harrison indorse the universal peace ct.
forts Of the Christian Endeavor.'
Representatives Of all the accident in
surance companies doing business in
Arkansas have been notified to suspend
business! on account of the antitrust
law, recently enacted by the legislature.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11
Instructed tn BRING Suit.

CINCINNATI, April 10.-District At
torney Bundy has received instructions
from Attorney General Griggs to bring
suit restraining the Baltimore and Ohio
railway from reconstructing its bridge
across the OHIO river between Bellaire,
O., and Renwood, w. Va, on the ground
that the proposed plans were an obstruc.
ton to navigation. -" - :
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11
How to Make Nut Entree.

IE,S How to Make Nut Entree. -,
u Grind q pound Of almonds with &
handful Of shelled peanuts. TX pounds
Of graduated sugar and one-haf ounce
Of ground cinnamon. Mix well and put
over the fire until the mixture becomes
criap Take from the oven. place over
the top hard boiled eggs cut IN strips
and pour over all . tablespoonful Of
wine and sirup and serve. This is de.
licious entree. z..-, a@.-..5,.
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Intend to Capture That Place
and Sweep the Country
to the South.
REBELS y ATTEMPT ! | s ADVANCE J
We're Evidently Aware Of the
Withdrawal 81 the Expedi-
3D." tionary Force. y.
Gap Had Boon Filled, However,
and They Were Compelled
to Fall Back.

MANILA, April 10. The expedition Of
1000 men under Major General Henry
W., Lawton, which started with the in
tention Of crossing Laguna de Bay,
capturing the town OF Santa Cruz on,
the eastern shore Of the lake and then
sweeping the country to the south. con-
sists Of 200 sharpshooters chosen from
the various regiments, Hawthorne's
mounted battery, Gales squadron.
three troops Of the Fourth cavalry, un-.
mounted, Tappan's battalion Of the
Fourteenth infantry and Linck's bat.
TALON Of the First North Dakota in
fantry. The dotlla Of 20 canoes towed
by tugs and conveyed by the gunboats
Laguna de Bay, Oesta and Rapidan and
preceded by the launch containing
General Lawton and General King.
started from San Pedro Macati, on the
Pasig river, moving toward, the lake
just - evening was setting in. It was
truly 2 picturesque scene. The men
were al in high spirits and carried "a.
tions for 10 days, with the ightest
marching equipment. ,E..- -, y. -
1Awton's; Plan Of Canpaisn. g.. T..
General Lawton's plan was to reach
Santa Cruz at daybreak, to capture or
destroy any rebel gunboats or shipping,
to take the town and then to scour the
country to the south Of the lake, dis
trict not yet explored by the Americans.
The tactics will be those Of the old-time
frontier fighting, and it is probable that
the command will be divided into
squads Of ~, under non-commissioned
officers. --'~: b.. =.
The withdrawal of the 10 companies
constituting the expeditionary force
made . gap in the line from the beach
to CuGculi, just south Of San Pedro
Macati, which was subsequently, filed
BY the Fourth regular infantry. The
rebels on the extreme right had evil
IDENTIFY been informed Of the with
drawal Of the troops and they attempted
to sneak through after nightfall, but
they met with warm reception and
tell back in disorder on discovering that
the line was still intact.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11
now TO Written the Haaa.

How to wkitea the HaaAs. 4.
Rub them well at night for three
nights in succession with almond oil,
and then cover them with az much fine
chalk as they will taxa You may treat
the face likewise. n :y
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11
I:rIti.h Export. 80 In !, n :,

LONDON, April 1O.-The statement Of
the Board Of Trade for the month Of
March shows Q decrease of 1890, 400
pounds sterling in imports and an in.
ere ase Of ]. 474, 100 in exports. 81
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Minneapolis Grsin.

! :F,gs LIZ MINNEAPOLIS, April 10.
:: WHEAT-April closed ct 691to; May,
oeho; July, 1.701So. On Traok-No.
hard, 70Xc; No. ! Northern. 5000; No 3
Northern. 67xo. s#s. s.&sl.s 49,:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11
LATE MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain,

DULUTH. April TO-
WHEAT-No. l hard, ,711sc; No. /
Northern, zoe; No. i Northern, 66Ac;
No. 3, $50. To Arrive-No ! hard, 721zo;
No. Northern, 69Ac. On Track-No.
hard, 7sAc: No. l Northern, e9kc; May,
7OcA; July, 71Hc: S&".,> '9f# s@3 S.f1
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11
BY SENATOR'S
Purchasers 81 State Lands to
Get : Lowertln tsrSst Rate !.
and More Time,
roRREHs SYSTEM RECOMMENDED
O'Neill Bill Providing Therefor
/ Advanced to the Calendar
In the House. '.,

81. PAUL, April lO.-The senate spent
most Of the day In debate on the Peter
son bin. H.9F. %, to rec luce the rate Of
interest and extend the time for pay
ment Of tho unpaid principal on all
state lands heretofore or 10 be hereafter
sold BY the state land commissioner.
The lands In question are the school
lands Of the state; The interest rate u
now per cent per annum, and tho
principal must b paid in 40 years from
the time Of purchase. The proposed
new law will reduce tho interest to-
per cent and extends the period Of pay
ment to 50 yesrs. After being discussed
at length the friends Of the bill. fearing
the.loss Of the measure on account Of
the small attendance Of senator's, had it
advanced from general orders to the
calendar without making IN effort to
secure its final passage, securing the
adoption Of . motion to that effect on
q rising vote Of g to u. III M:
Advs.ssd - the Calsadar. "a Il:
The following bills were advanced
from general orders to the calendar: :
a., F. 816-P Pertaining TO the reports
Of the state horticultural society and
appropristing money for printing the
same. f&t$ NJ ~ lEg&l 2% Z s.st. ~. ~:
s. F. 500 To amend section 1915 of
the General Statutes Of 1894, relating to
village elections, to decide ties in village
elections by drawing lots. @>&lzf -.
+ H. F. Alto provide for the better
enforcement Of the liability Of stock
holders Of corporations. & - 4
8. f. l91-To establish municipal
courts in incorporated cities having q
population Of 5000 or more, but not e.
ceeding ~, 900 inhabitants. d
s. r. 1910 revise and codify the
laws relating to building, loan and saw
ings associations doing . general busi--
ness in the state Of Minnesota.
Senator Greer's bill regulating hail,
cyclone and hurricane insurance COM
panies was passed. - q; = -, %sS.st:s
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best s,lve In >thes world Tor
cuts. bruises, aOren, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores. letters, chappeds
hands, chilblains, cOrns and all skin
eruptiOns. and positively cures piles,
or NO pay required, 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect ga tisfactiOn or money
Price % cents per box.
For sale by l.. D. Brown.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11
Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot Ease, powder for the feet.
It cures painful, swollen. smarting, nerv-
Gus feet, and inetantly takes the sting
out Of corns and bunions. It's the great
Foot. Ease makes tight or new shoes feel
easy It is q certain cure for sweating,
cal1ous and hot, tired, aching feet. Try It
stores. BY mali for sc. IA stamps. Trial
package FREE. Address, Allen 8. Ohm
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11
DISPLAYING White FLAGS.

Filipinos in the Vicinity Of AIslolos Get
ting In Line.
WASHINGTON, April 10. -. Advices
from General Otis report that every
thing is quiet in his command, and that
many of the Filipinos in the vicinity Of
Malolos are displaying white flags in
token of submission to United States
authority. w. s,r.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11

sfaSs SSsss w PlERO ORsJELO. s}5
mn Ilsv |. i. q. summer went 70 So.
q EnuI Monday. W ri
N r. Heinrich, II old Spring. was
N = town Monday III 3!3 n III II n ,s
10. Thompson, q Aitkin, was .
4 city visitCr Friday. Is. 5t#. &
\ /. Barney Mueller. Of st. Cloud, was
- tsINn Saturday. $as
lsl, E. w. Hubbard. u Pillsbury. was
- the city saturday. s Il. r. i
], e. MCGEE, Chippewa Falls. Wis,
#w ~ in the city Friday.
II. Hill, III Duluth. was registered
81 t rha Buck man Friday.
r. II. HOffmsn spent sunday with
III parents at BraiDerd.
Mrs. E e. Stnart went to Brainerd
" Monday to visit friends. d
Dr.. Roberts made = professional
n visit to Fit. Ripley Monday.
Andrew Ba,n. Of Culdrum. was q
city visitor Friday morning.
Frances Hennenlotter. of Staples.
b visiting relatives In the CITY. ~.<,a
MIR. and Mrs. ". H. J ones, Of Ran.
dali, were city visitors Monday.
J. NJ Jarboe, OF Brainerd, 10 In the
city visiting his brother Frank. .a
Mrs. j Il. Morton went to Sank
Center Monday to visit relatives.
Mrs, K E. Ha wiley, Of Elk River,
was visitor In the city Monday.
Samuel Trebby returned Saturday
from trip to Grand Forks. n. D.
JAMES Hurley and John PeytOn, OF
u. Cloud. were In the city Friday
ST. Cochran and J. Freeberg. OF
Randall. were city visitors Saturday.
". j. Sullivan. the Swanvills mer-
chant, was Il city visitor Saturday.
M N Miles and s. O. Rice, of
Royal on, were city visitors Friday.
Misses Zoe Crye and Joe Hayes. OF
ROyalton. al 9 visi ting friends In the
city. .ds
}. H. Grinell, of West Superior,
was registered at the Buchanan Mon
day.
Sam r. Handy, Of Davenport, H.,
WINS rpgistere,, at thu. Buck man Sat
UTOay ..-..
Mas Grace Mahan returned Monday
morning to the st. Cloud Normal
school.
County Attorney Lyon went to st.
cloud Saturday ON business In the
district court.
Ora Dow. Of st. Cloud, visited his
sister, Mrs. u. &. Raymond, In this
city Sats rday. u
Aiiss Violet Hagadorn. Of Brainerd,
arrived In the city Saturday Tor
visit with friends a., s.5 5s 4
}. w Hatch came home Saturday
rom the pinerirs, In the Northern
part Of the state.
Mr., and Mrs. r. H Newman went
tO Bratnerd Sunday morning for q
visit with relatives. ,s,....,.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. y. Morris. II
Helena. Mont, were registered 4 t
we SaUuuUSd MOuu0ys E :&&f E&%|
Mrs. j.. A. stanton, Of Sank
Rapids, who was 10 the city visiting
her son. returned home Monday.
Geo. Barthell, Of At. Paul. travel
ing auditor for the Northern Pacific
Express company, was In the city
Monday. %%
u. r. Thompson, of Minneapolis,
arrived In the city Saturday night
IN yiai: to his daughter, Mrs. F.
W. Lyon. 81 -"
Geo. E. Se+ly, one OF the Pine Tree
sOmpany's timber cruisers, came
down from the pineries near Tower
Friday &.& 81
Chef Hatch, who han been at
work in the Northern pineries the
past winter, returned home Satur-
day morning. u 8, {
Miss Sarah Holmes. who has been
vieiting relatives In the city the last
week. returned Friday to the st.
Cloud Normal school.
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r.. R.l.,.,, :, :. !. 80, !, :. -, .

The Raleigh 1t bermuda.
BERMUDA, April 10.-The United
States cruiser Raleigh arrived at 1890
q. m. All on board are well.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11
WELL w WITH ITS WORK.
Condition Of Affairs In the
a. ~ &ssp.lJ M House, ~ .sIt1.'' = L f., E. rs

q 5,A, ~ ~ House. i $'e:'' . 4 =, q, rs
The house begins the final week Of
tho session with only IS bills on general
orders and calendar even shorter, .
condition Of affairs absolutely UMPIRE.
cedented in the Legislative history Of
Minnesota The Nsill bill, providing
for . tmudidcs tion 0f the Torrens sys.
tenn Of land transfers, was special or.
der for 1890. The bill il . formidable
document Of some 50 printed pages,
and the forenoon session was given up
to reading it by sections fdr amendment.
A dozen or more, Of purely verbal
character. were adopted. In the after
noon, instead Of asking for vote, Mr..
O'Neill said that inasmuch as the print
ed bill had only: been before the house
about "a hours he would not ask imme-
diate action. He moved that the bill
go to the calendar, which was the order.
The Daugherty peddler license bill
was revived in the afternoon only long
enough to be killed q second time. It
came up on q motion to reconsider.
Against the Eikht-Hour Day.
The house worked through it's list Of
general orders in the afternoon, advanc.
ing some ten or . dozen bills to the cal
endar without discussion of moment.
The MCGOWAN 8-hour day bill was
among the bills considered and was in.
definitely postponed. When the com.
mittee rose Mr.. Roberts had the bill
excepted and Mr.. Hennessy moved the
bill be sent to the calendar. On this
motion the roll was called and it was
defeated, 20 to A. ~; &%t;' ~ vi.
The Mcneil anti kindergarten bill
was finally disposed of by indefinite
postponement. This is the bill that pro.
poses to raise the minimum school age
from to 6 years and to prohibit tho
participation in the division of the state
school fund of children under the age of
6. The vote to indefinitely postpone
was 60 to "a. ~ #:s'1F# ;'y.. d..
The Miller bill, providing that evil
dence taken before the railroad COM
mission may be used on the trial of APP
peals to the courts, was reported for
passage from the house railroad COM.
mittee and given place on general or
ders. ~ $500 .@aT '..f
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Sioux City !, live Stool

! Sioux City, April 10
: HOGs-Market strong. Range Of
prices, o. 0O@a 20. a, xs3
\ CATTLE-Market steady. In ss ~,
Sales ranged at t4.O0@o.1t for beeves;
1a00@4 90 Tor cows. bulls and mixed:
@atO@4.6 TO for stockers and feeders; e8.76
,@60O for calves and yearlings.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-11

( I00 new ll0e Oeln& DulG Nv tue
Great Northern from the Upper Mis-
sissippi into Duluth is likely to cut a
big figure In the lumber trade Of the
state. inasmuch as Duluth
ia on the short line to the eastern
markets and lumber IL becoming
very scarce In the Duluth district.
Mr.. Hill's line, in competition with
the Duluth & Winnipeg for trans
p0rtation 81 the cut Of these mills
and also VI logs, ia a heavy factor In
Duluta's favor. .s-s..s.. III
A certain class oilogs that are alb.
solutelys essential to ship-building
operations, az, for instance, the
making Of masts and spars Of every
description. must now be secured In,
the upper country.
The theory IL strangely adhered to
that the Nehagamain mills on the
upper st. Louis bay at Duluth, the
Weyerhaeuser's property, which are
now ready for operation, will rob
the upper st. Croix OF the last supply
Of pine upon which saltwater and
down river points have depended.
and II = expected that the new COM
petition will shorten the lives "
these mills many years. i
The Cloqnet mills win also prob
IDLY ship their product east hy lake.
and the Duluth mills, at least several
Of them, will have q hard time get
ting logs enough to run them