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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-20
BOSTON MA,Y0RAITY FIGHT.
Con. Collfns' Nom ination by the Demo.
 Crats Assured.

Boston, Nov. 20.-The completion of the recount of votes for mayoralty dele gates to the democratic convention cast fin last Wednesdays caucuses, assures the nomination, tonight, of General F. A. Collins over Hon. J. R. Murphy. The former already has 1892 delegates out of 291 and the necessary number is only
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-20
Shamrock Arrives In the Clyde.

which left New York November 9, ar- rived in the Clyde at midnight.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-20
Arrives in Pretoria With Fifty -stx
 Prisoners of riMOred Train.

Pretoria Saturday, Nov. IS, by way of Lourenzo Marques, Nov.i 19.-At noon to-day tifty-six British prisoners, including men of the Royal Dublin Flu siliers and several blue jackets, arriv- cd here. There were large crowds at the railway station, but no demonstra- tion was made Lieutenant Winston Churchill who is wounded in the hand, was taken to the Model School, where inc rank and file are being sent to the race track One spy was lodged in iail The wounded had been treated at Colenso. The Boer version of tho con- hict in which there prisoners were talk an says that two British were killed and ten wounded. The mining depart ment has discovered, beneath the man. aeer's house at the Ferrera mine, massage leading to suite of apart ments forty feet below ground, with eas and water laid. This is supposed to have been intended to serve as a rendezvous for the employees of the Ferreira mine in the event of a bonn bardment of Johannesburg.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-20

London, Nov. 19.-The first definite news regarding the fate of Winston Churchill was conveyed to his mother this evening by representa- i've of
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-13
GRAN OPORTUNIDAD PARA Los ENFtRMOS

Professor Me gaste1o duante vida estudioq in
fortuna h ado PADRE cbre fsico entire todos los
puebos del mundo Haba dez diomas
E tsmben h hecho msavosss Now Yk Chicago San
Francisco todos los Estados de
Ha estsdo Meioo, Ceno Sur America Chile Pd Repubi
Argentina Brazil Portugal L6nde
Ei e dnico que ha decubisrto
Estos grandes maravllosos remedies
que los mpureza de la ob9onea
del cerebo pda de memorial restauran buen obuen apeo
enermedad del nfmscones de las rodss
del cupo oatso bfsrmedade del hgado Insomnia Dea Gro
nioa Dsene oho horas Fua Escroua EufeI-
medad del pumon los none de mue de los nervios Impo-
t5nca sf eUfermedadepde e dolores los musouos
papaone del eemedad secretas dpeps hedondz de
la boc paras edad bronquis hdropa perdda del osbelo
solderas laruues enfemedies de la pna Doa las
Roomend o jovenes pierdan puedn
ourados pronamente por procdmens maravoos
Tenemos gran existenoa On botca.
No pdoras, aodos nj venenoe.
Los mas reputsdo medcos uropeos recomndsn
de gas para enfermeees oronioas.
Miles de miles de nfounadoa uferon argo aho han sdo
Ourdos habad 1o antes sahuciados nneneas m6dca
PARA LAS SENIOR Y SENOTTAS
Tnemos bueu especi6co hseer dprer Ia ss
srugas eEupoones voViendo CUTS color natural hacienda
aparecer oven dos pocedimiento de massage
Aoudid oonvenoereis
Gale della LIMA ftente la Carosl al adO del C)lmado
Ponce Julio 10 de 1884,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-13
Gran fabrica de chocolate
DE
e. FRANCO YG0. MAYAGUEZ. PR

Dioha industria del pals nads dejs
que dssear oompardDdola con las pri
meras de su olase tqnto de Ia lila CO
mo del estrangero.
Is purgzi dc los produotos emplea-
dos para Ia oonfscei6n del artioulo
OfreOen Ia garautia de hygiene tauto
por su RIGA aroma cuabtO por Ia salud
que desaTr0lla en- Ia persona que 10 usa
diarismente, Faz6n poF 10 eusl Sc be
hecho tan popular tanto en- el pals co
mo ca muohss poblaeioaes del extran-
gaE0. Dsp6sito pern8Henta en- Is fa-
brioa y en- Ponc6 oalle Castillo n 6
/ plants bsja iziaierds. Julio s5 Dc 1895
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-13
de Emilio Palmer
Farmacia

So ofreee en- venta el acreditado ;'sstable-
oimiento que posee en- San German don Jc-
sc D Carlo
Para informes dirigir8e al duef1, en- d.
cha Ciudad a D. O. j. Monqgas en- Maya,
giez.
Julio 81 de 1899. S-m. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-13
PRIVILEGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

Sobre este amamOs muy parcuarmente atenc6n del pd
CO por la dnica COmpania del Connente Americana gus
oncede semelante Privilege.
de habsr VICENTE POLKA doaho pemo
veneme3 reserve eOnca corresponds sKCedsse vs del pemo
medic Pza NO CADUCARA Gn6 que % adsanaIk
P6hza
Poll
CADUGAk5
POLKA manfesbsdA LA CON
PA9ARA Ella VAL0k DEL SEdUkU
Vsndosy sdsadOs LA GOMPANA nsaas dsvaaadOR
easiO a sWa
o6dso gus nssdAd
EstO llama proceder eqUdad vgsr los ntersses de
1s sseguEados en- bien de famlas.
NJ dsrsaho kasRAUkAk F0LllAs ENTERTAINMENTS ABANDONA
A etdedbn ntaay os ssadoa
dsvsngadOa
EEuk0 IQuDAD0Depues n durants TRe
oS UO4PLARos MAS La UOMtANiA PlC6n del ntsdo eEpeaa
P0LlAAs
tA90
ukCM0s DEUm0 UGOss VICE
LIMOS EC Ak saegurads smos sOmpOs
e huNs
EIEhFLei P6tsa Dc de s5 h edo
aganta ndso parties dh
sean sLeR
labr condolences prvegios mas avOrabe para los
surados que que otreca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-13

SuphCamos integente pdbiCO de esa Isa Ia leCura
ndO de hemosa condolences evndo as sOrprenddos
jor sooedades no gaandss; antes dc asegur Vueas V
Onad mas lnfOrmes de-
G. r. stOrer StpesiaeNdeate-C. B Mez Agaas general
bgaquao-Agass p0ao Jesus d. Lsgo Fernando a. Ges
ere Ageuts sOiedor Luis YOrdan DsY Agenes coleceTos
3 Poncs Basni Hermanos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-13
Ouien mucho abarca

p0 @ @ pe E SSo Bovine de uea York han heo cosa que pre-
eg - @ Jomo % s. nu oduaen una Emulsion peect eda No producer
en- donde embotelan
q P vendeSe ga de cas amosa peo
oe que convene los enfemoS R sian en- Ia de Scov
a IA de Scott los dseen perder tempo peoso En-
a de ncaS dbe usaSe efcaz
eIo La egm9 Emulsion de Scott gadab c dge racnn
q q gagNa los pllon eea gemen de Ts Escr6fla
Foaece o0lstece Aumena los g6buos e Cua Anema
lon su uSo los nihos Sc deSanoIan fueres obusos.
oc as
Ia n
eden EmuLEnd
Drney Fans SCOTT BOVINE OUlCOS NJEVA YORK
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-13
VentaiaS

La emi6n POLKA p
quedando GseguradO interim lega Ia de6niHva.
A 0CUPAC0N WALES DESAFI0S REVOLUCfONES GUERRAS S. @
solo sCDlO po nerano de aegnrado P Las aCsOne
GAUSA.
q su sOnatO tan brevs UenOlo dud snO ng
sINo dc rAses ambguss.
o. Gambia eusr ASs Polka pOr Cs ep que
tsSesy sOlOits 9 AHeguado.
g. P6za sapeCfCn go asegurado
Os EN Ell PALS D0NDE Sc EFECTUE SEGUR0
de TeGa En- OsmbO Companies
Pals donds 0fCas
sgandsa sntOrPedmsntos enpsEuidO de asegurados.
EDE1V1l9R1o5
L. ssguIadO pueds resr Ouaar del nundOy desa
IaE pTma extra
0Onosdsn paU de rsuOvssOus
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-11-10
FREE H!OUD CURE.
uffrr pros - iaith TO sufferers IRON
Bluu.i ,3Ia skin Troubles

,ir,l>. Careers, EIltu@ .Ior,, PAN
tu! Sw"tIuE~ E'towt, ni Blood Poisson.
Persistent 1,yanf'au- l.nt uIt~r f.,
huli under ufiita'p llrlmrrI ru
q ickly cured bN !! D. T. li'urHl ,r
i,iool Llll@h iht most wuor,lui b,r,d
Purifier ct lic axe, made ,aprcmils io
cure all ttrfihiv uh-i mate, deep serted
Blood and Skin troubles lSyum blood
llln? Arc S"U Jade? M RIM doNu .
GaFt Won EcHrnHr PimpIes H,ot has
al'i j ..1p- NkIH or Nralp .!uuuIs .
t>nl. Hruptiuns 2 Skiu llchps aud
Swollen ! Aching Eo eS iiheumutl.mf
S"rOtnlA' 'atar}u. Then Won need y.
l. y. botanic Blood bulmL. b]ecau>v il
du"inS from til" l'oud mud entire system
I'll ltn ,o.."u7 ,iu GuHrr- which rHu-.
~ 'I u ..r h. .~.ul.'- rnD Il rr~us"Ir w.
rcl0r,r" It g,la, .ort .'.D' lolIuon
+, 3 l. "thrrou"ll. trsrrd for j,Grrv
years, and thousands rturd iltoi doe
tors a~I r7tent medicines hai taiied
for sri' Ivy C. ". Crorkrit n Green
wood, at II per large bottIr, or 4 large
hotties rfull t"rratwcrlJ Pr To ,i,'.
orr 'allN ia Il, i L vr VIII Hnra
Trial Bottle Free nud rrIa.d tr~'.I.
ers. rr ii"N m,' ttaf the r'rt'iN n,,u &
rSprh.r Address BLOOD DhLi ~.
Mitchell Street, Atlanta, ga,
nov 3 ~ ~
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-11-10
On Hand

| Al NIL seasous. W. are the watch
| + store. Every one of oar watches .
. y Is guaranteed to be Just rs we :
! : represent it,. "" sell So thai we {
! = become your watch store ever ait y
! : ,rwaris. You run no risk IN u
! buying a watch here.
l., Thrrc arn no string to the guar $
, y autrc we give yorL We tell YOU :
Z ~ hHt to expert from every pur :
= chase, and H.sulno al responsible =
: ity, y
We give full protection and
. satisfy our customers every time,
4 W. want you TO trad" here with s
/ = the feeling that you are running =
: ,D risk. Walk in and look q
II e. | STElN, u
! Jewelcr.
WATCHES! WATCHES! WACHESI
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-11-10
TWO STORE HOUSES.
MahOuy Bros, ltta Bcna.

'Ils two large connections store houses
tor rpn' on Main street in this, one OF
the most thriving towns in the Delta
For terms, apply to
NAHbNEN BROS
ltla lirna, Mis-.
or ut This office,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-14
A Narrow Escape.

Thankful words written by Mrs.
Ada E. Hart, Of GrOtOn, s. D. "Was
taken with Dad cold which settled
ON my lungs; cough get In and finally
terminated In. CONSUMPTION. Fnur
Doctors gave mo.up. saying ! could
live but a short time. gave myself
up to my Saviour, determined II I
could not stay with my friends on
earth. would meet my absent ones
above. Nv husband was advised to
get lr. Kings New Discovery TO-
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. l
gave it q trial, took in all eight bot
ties II has cured me, and thank
God am ga we'd and now well and
healthy woman" Trial bottles free
at l.. D Browns drug atOre.
Regular size SOC and $1.O0 Guar
anteed or price refunded.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-14
PATRONAGE CUT OFF.

Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner
to Bs Elective.
The most important of the dozen OF
more bills passed by the senate was the
measure making the state railroad and
warehouse commissioners elective.
When the house bill was called up Sen
ator Ryder moved as an amendment the
senate bill, s. F. ,, which extends the
application Of the law to several Offices
besides the railroad and warehouse COM
mission, to which alone the house bill
applied. The motion was lost-20 to 50.
The bill then passed-48 to 8.
Tho capitol bill. permitting an extern
sion Of the l0-year assessment limit,
was passed without debate and only five
dissenting votes.
The ''home stone" bill Of Senator
Brewer Of stearns also passed without
opposition,
These Also Pull Through.
Providing for state road and bridge
fund and levying tax therefor.
Relating to reinsurance by fire insur-
ance companies. - ii - ..'.'
Authorizing boards Of county COM
miss,oners In certain cases to allow
county treasurers and auditors compen-
sation for clerk hire. FL: ,~s Il
To authorize tho appointment Of q tai
commission and prescribing the duties
Of such commission. ~. -
To provide for the parolement Of per-
sons convicted Of non-support. = NJ
4 To authorize the district courts 10
hold adjourned or special terms Of court
in any place fixed blythe court outside
Of tho county seats Of the respective
counties,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-14
n successful, Event.

One Oi the most enjoyable events
OF the aeasOn was the musical and
socia BILE given Friday evening at the
home OF Mr. aud Mrs Freet.lOnt
Graham. ON Fourth street. BY the
EpwOrth league Of the n. E church
The program. which war chiefly
musical, both Instrumental and
vocal. was all good, all well-rendered
and certainly well-reccivpd The
programs were printed on pulp
aper. artistically edged. aud were
quite attractive Delicious frappe
was served by the v our & ladies dur.
Ing the evening, while cake and
cocoa were heartily partaken OF by
all. 49,
The members Of the EpwOrth
league. uDder the direction Of Miss
Jennie Brown, the president. may
indeed feel flattered at giving their
numerous friends such an IDEAL even
ing, Including, as it did, 30 much of
variety ana good feeling The
younger portion Of the company en-
joycd themselves in games Of all
kinds.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-14
Addressed Al i I. BY J DAVIS
\, g -,.'y Y
The Senior Senator Appears
Before a Joint Session Of 81.
the Legislature. " "
ELECT RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS
House Bill Reaches the Senate
and Is Passed Without
% Amendment.

ST. PAUL, March SENATOR Davis
appeared before joint session of the
legislature during the afternoon and
spoke briefly on national Affairs, The
senator was present by invitation and
was escorted to the house chamber by
Governor Lind and committees from
both branches. In opening his remarks
Senator Davis thanked tho members for
the confidence reposed in him as shown
by his reelection. He then took up ma
tional affairs and reiterated his we'll
known views on the recent war, ito
causes and results, and advocated tho
of the Philippines. At the con.
clusion of the senator's remarks Gov
ernor Lind paid few words Of tribute
to tho wisdom and talent Of Senator
Davis and the party left the hall.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-14
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
1ntr oduction Of Bills About tho Onl!
Busineys Transacted.

lntr reduction Of Bills About tho Only
Busineys Transacted.
The senate held an afternoon session
at which one bill was passed and doz.
en- new ones introduced. Of the new
measures several are of q radical ma.
ture.
One bill introduced gives the initiative
and referendum q foothold in Mime
sofa: another would permit the partial
enforcement of the single tax by giving
the smallest geographical divisions the
right to exempt improvements on land
from taxation, which would so far as
local taxes are concerned constitute q
practical institution of the single tax
scheme.
Still another bill pertaining t. taxes,
introduced by Senator Schellbach, pro-
vides that the list of delinquent personal
taxes shall be "edited," 90 to speak, by
the county attorney, who shall strike
out such accounts as he does not think
it will be worth while to 90 after. The
bill is sort Of compromise on present
conditions.
In bill by Senator Brewer the state
is asked to appropriate @146,0O0 for the
next two fiscal years for the St. Cloud
reformatory. OF this, not to exceed
$500 is to be expended In the purchase
# additional property. )
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-14
The Sure La Grippe Cure.

There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady, II YOU will only got
the right remedy. You are. having
pain all through your body, your
liver iH.Out of order. have NO app'.
title. no life or ambit on. have bad
cold, 10 fact are completely used uu
Electric Bttters Ia the only remedy
that will give you prompt relief.
They act directly on your Liver.
Stomach and Kidneys, tone mp the
whole system and make you feel like
a new being. They are guaranteed
to cure or price refunded. For sale
ut L. D. Browns drug store, only 30
cents per bottle.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-14
TWO WEEKS TRIP EAST.

s99.Oo-COvERs ALL ExPENsEs-$99O0
This includes hotel bills. railway and
steamer transportation, double berth In
sleeping cars, and transfers at all points,
and services of the conductor of the ex.
cursion.
Leave Duluth March q, via Duluth
South Shore & Atlantic, and Canadian
Pacific Railways.
Spend one day in Montreal, three days
in Washington. three days in New York,
and two days In Boston. The party will
travel In elegant style and stop in the
best hotels in the cities visited.
Variations may be made from the ad.
vertieed schedule, 90 that those who wish
to prolong their stay at any of the points
named or leave out q portion of the trip.
may do 40 and have reasonable rebate
allowed them for the time untitled. The
return limit ON such tickets will be ex.
tended to April 50, 1850.
For further details, itineraries etc. ap.
ply to AGENTS, Great Northern or Northern
Pacific railways or T H. LARKE.
Commercial Agent d. 8. =. & A. Ry.,
as SpauldinR Hotel Block. Duluth.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-14
THE CITY CAMPAIGN.
Nominations Closed Saturday
Night-Those IN tho d
s Field. :.

Saturday night tho nominations
for city offices closed, and petitions
have been filed by the folio wing
named candidates:
VA For Mayor-C. E. vasaly, N. Rich.
ardsOn. 49,
Alderman at large-A. Tan ner, E
g. Lane.
VI. Alderman First ward-Geo. MOeg-
lein, Fred Stuart. - j..
Alderman Second ward-T. j. Mar.
tin.
Aldermen Third ward-F. F.
Turner. Nels Peterson.
VI Clerk-F, E. Hall. N. &. Stewart.
Assessor-iohn Mcdonald, w. w.
Hunter.
i Trpasurer-A. SimOnet, l.. E.
Richard.
Justices of the peace-C. Sheldon,
e F. Shaw.
+ 1t IL mostly a free for all fight. and
the c .ndidates 40 far are generally
avoiding combine lions, but az the
campaign progresses there may be
closer relations between those seek
ing Office. =
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-14

Americans will soon open banks
at Manila and Honolulu.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-14
Nisety Costs . Pupil.

ST. PAUL. March Estate Superin-
tendent Lewis has completed the March
apportionment Of school funds among
the counties Of the state. Owing to the
large attendance in the schools, the
smount this year vii, be but 81 cents
per pupil. or &o9?. 683. ls for 325.437
children. WHO ere entitled to share in
the appostiopmonk %
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-14
SOME NEW APPOINTMENTS
Governor Lind Names Members Of tn
Game and Fish Commission.

Governor Lind Names Members Of the
Game and Fish Commission.
At the opening of the senate session
Governor Lind sent in few new ap-
pointments. All the names presented
were for the state game and fish com.
mission, and in every instance the NOM
inee represented that political party
which is represented by the governor.
The names presented for action by the
senate were as follows:
AT. Williams Of Minneapolis to re-.
place Colonel Won Baumbach of Alex
andria, William Ward of Fairmont to
replace Captain William Bird, Jacob
Danz Of st. Paul to replace President
undertake. Len Cramb of st. Cloud
20 replace G. s. Benson of St. Cloud,
and John Buetner from Proctor Knott
% executive agent to replace Samuel
Fullerton. present incumbent. ~.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-14
HELP n FOR ]. VETERANS l 81 iran
Bill to Restore Soldiers Home
Appropriation Is Favored
's@.s. by the House.
TAX COMMISSION Is OPPOSED
Senator Creer's Bill Indefi-
nitely Postponed by tho
Lower Branch.

81. PAUL, March Tho house hae
recommended for passage the Roberts
bill providing for reinacting that Geo.
ton Of the state law appropriating
t2O, 900 annually to the relief fund Of
the soldiers home. The legislature Of
two years ago repealed this section a. 1t
was then believed that the fund pro-
duced by the tenth Of . lail' TAX would
be sufficient to provide for the needs Of
the homo. The decrease in the valua.
ton at the taxable property OF
the state, however, hsa proved
90 disastrous to tho A..-.-~ss. Of
the home that there was no question
over the necessity Of re.establishing the
geo, 900 annual appropriation.
s. F. e2, by Mr.. Greer of Wabasha.
vas killed in the house after that body
in tho committee Of the whole had
eliminated all of the senate bill but the
title and amended it by inserting the
substitute prepared by the committee on
taxes. al
The Court Rsportsr's Salary. II
The compensation to be allowed the
supreme court reporter engaged the at
tention of the house for over half an
hour. Under the law of 1895 that in
dividual is paid $4,000, but from this
amount he is obliged to deduct his Office
and other expenses, leaving an income,
which it is claimed, is incompatible
both for the amount of work required
and tho character Of the services de.
manded. The bill in question was in.
troduced by Mr.. Dwinnell, with the in
tention Of increasing the salary of the
reporter to $500. After considerable
discussion an amendment to make the
salary 8, 600 was adopted and the bill
recommended for passage. =
The only other bill on general Or
ders was s. F. 20, relating to meetings
of county commissioners. It was in
definitely postponed. T.
-. Passed Few Msasures.
No petitions, no resolutions, no mo.
tions and but one bill marked the early
proceedings of the house. On the the
calendar there were passed: 1>,z5.
H. F. S12-Relating to clerk hire for
probate judges.
! H. r. 26s-Relating to fees Of notary
publics. Z,
H. F. es4-Relating to public libra
ries. 80 81 ~
H. F. 302-Relating to cartways.
H. F. 358-Relating to insurance
against loss or damage by hail, lorna
does. etc.
H. F. Officiating to a county road
and bridge fund.
H. F. 277-To reimburse Richard H.
Medicraft for his expenses incurred in
the contest of his election.
H. F. 336-Increasing tho salary Of
second assistant attorney general to
t3,U0O.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-14
l4TrainS Each DAY..

This is what it means. On and after
March 18th, 1899, the Northern Pacific
Railway will start two trains each day
flying westward from its eastern termi.
nails. At the same time-not at exactly
tho same hours-two trains will also
leave its western terminals for the east.
There will then be, each day, moving
over the 2)OO miles of main track be-
tween St, Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth
at the east and Seattle, Tacoma and
Portland on the Pacific Coast, FOUR.
TEEN OF THESE TRAINS both direc.
tions-going at the same time and this
in country where 20 years ago the
buffalo was roaming. These trains will
be known as No. l the Puget Sound
Limited, No 8 the Oregon Limited 60
ing west, and No. 2 the Twin City Mail,
NJ. 4 the Twin City Express going east,
and will contain in the aggregate more
than 100 cars of various sorts. Each
tram will have mail car, a baggage
and express car, first and second class
coaches. u Free Colonist Sleeping car,
q Pullman Tourist Sleeping car, q Din
ing car, and one or more Pullman First
Glass Sleeping cars. 50 that everybody
and everybody's pocketbook can be &C.
commodated. The Dining cars are q
part Of the solid through trains and no
one need therefore 80 hungry.
Train No. l will leave St. Paul at 8:55
a.; M; train No. 3 at l0:45 p. M; after
all trains have, arrived from the east
and south, morning and evening. Train
Mo- will'leave Portland at 1880 =. m.
and train No 4at 1890 p. M. arriving
St. Paul 2:OO'p. m. and 7:sO a. m., re-.
spectively, in time for all departing
trains eastward. One train goes via
Helena, Mont, and one via Butte in
each direction. These trains run through
the most important cities Of the norh-
west and are hauled by new and enor-
NOUS Schenectady locomotives, making,
when necessary, Is or 80 miles an hour.
These diurDal trains. will amply &C.
commodate the large immigration and
tourist travel that seems probable this
year. III
During the Yellowstone Park season
one train in each direction will carry a
Pullman First Glass Sleeping Car,
especially for Park travel.
Inquiries regarding this new train ser.
vice NAV be addressed to any Northern
Pacific Agent, or to CHAs. :. FEE, Gent
Passenger Agent, st. Paul, MINI.
-Amaricana VIM soon 0nen hanka
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-14
Decided 70 Rss,st Assessment

SEDALIA, NO., March 1.-Stockholden
Of the defunct First National bank, who
have been notified Of q second assess
ment Of Is per cent, making q total as
sessmsnt of 100 pr cslt. decided t.
resist paymsut q tho Same IN the oourtA