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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

b.. Agninsldo ordered that al per
sons, not native Filipipos, be kill
ed by his soldiers when they cap
tured Manila. j Then this noble
patriot advanced his thousands Of
native troops against the American
lines. How pleasant it is to hea,
the regrets Of the ''aunties'' thu,
Agulnsldo, the patriot, has not
yet been able to carry out his PRO
gram at Manila. ~ ..,s.. s}... Gsts
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

Cloud win plant $50 elm trees
along the boulevard around Lake
George. s@s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

Sank Centre 4 planning to put
IN q sewer system, and to have the
property benefited pay the expense
lin ten annual payments. =
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

The 5000 mail carriers Of Paris
are on . strike for better pay.
Government officers on ! strike i
new dew lopment, but the Repub-
lie Of France might be expected
TO furnish it.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

PETER, Of Kansas, says he has re-
returned % The Republican party,
AZ he retains those whiskers hia
professions are certainly open 70
doubt. -.s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

The labor unions Of Duluth
have not only Joined in > fight
against the street railway but they
have, voted to boycott any business
man who rides on the cars. Du.
luth IL becoming attractive.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

j. Mora Times: Judge Collins
boomlet % the next Republican
candidate for governor is being in.
Aated considerably and from all
accounts the Judge is taking Z lit.
tie personal inter est in the matter.
Collins il 4 clean. man and enjoys
the highest respect Of the people.
His candidacy might tend to puri'
fy state politics somewhat.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-23

-
OF Ladies'. ssn
q $1,000 W.. :. - -..5 ssls Sstsge A4Ay94
The st. Cloud journal Prsasspsb.
fishes q letter written ~ Harry
Donovan, from the Asnila hoopital,
to an old college classmate. LA
whitman. A part Of the letter r. sas
follows: ~ ffsss,e
lyon poor peopls In that srisid
climate have my sympathy Here
1t dressed In nothing but 1T
psjamas. ard perspiring even t6Sn.
It y about like July ID, Alnnl o1a,
ana The hot season y! only, just he.
gun. believe ! was cut ont foes u
globe trotter for hot or cold, rainaor
shine. It u al the same with NE; md
never day Of sickness since i IN
listed.
Your description Of Greenvills Is
very interesting, and l envy you
your pleasant social lie. Until Isot
into this hospital had not spoken
to an American or English woman
since last July. in Honolulu. During
al that time I never spoke To- a
white woman Of any nationality ssx.
cept once, when had brielconyse6a-
ton III German with two women
ONE Italian and the other french.
Hero IN the hospital there area Kreat
many lady nurses. Besides those
who are in the wards constantly We
are visited by regimental nurses.
Each regiment has one or two
ladies out here and assure yon tits
a blessing to have some Of the
gentler sex about. Tit were not 10
the air would be fairly blue; even
now, some Of the wounded ones roll
about on their cots and swears5to
further orders. 4.z. s r.. s ..2 ..ss,s
AT tho time tho present insurrtc-
ton broke ont In February, ! was
chief clerk in the headquarters q the
End division, commanded BY MajDr
General Macarthur, but when he
took the field on the night OF Febru.
airy 18th, l went out %. his mounted
orderly. I went through many az.
citing engagements without a
scratch, but after living seven weeks
OF this excitement In safety, the
charm was suddenly broken and my
horse was hit twice and u was hit
once all In about one minute and
thirty seconds. Poor little Mike
40 I called hin-is now In the horses
heayen, 40 trust, while his Irish
rider is rapidly becoming con.
valescent. ~ =. ~
s "You inquire about tho sop-
portunity for Investments herr.
There IL plenty Of opportunity and
II had the eapita1 and was ready
edueationally and otherwise to VI
BARI III bus nieisli Il ffoF u tits. I Wotld dUl
It right here 90 soon 40 l eet out, 81
the army. Bnt whit" Lee me- ten
you Hawaii approaches tho nearest
to Paradise on earth Of any place I
know Of. To be sure 1t has IT'D
leprosy and corruption, but nature
has done her part and man 10 to-
blame for the evil.'' - y
s. ~ s- !
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The ''snties'' can see nothing
but ruin for this country, unless
Aguinaldo is allowed to establish
his military despotisu in the
Philippines. There are some PEG.
pie that must have something to
worry about. = a.. 4:s.. ~. !.
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MackintOshes.

We have full line of mackintoshes ranging
from . 90 to $50 in prices for ladies' and from
$lHoto $3.50 for mems We also have them for
boys' and misses Please examine whet We have
before purchasing IS "~~~
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

Captain Charles N. ottley of the British
navy. who has been detailed as naval at
tache at Washington, is a comparatively
young oehcsr fer his rank and no only re-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

a handto- hand fight began, which had its
ending IN Bowling having the handcuffs
upon his prisoner
Il guess you are not so sick as you were"
said the officer, "and maybe you can go now
without a carriage. or clothes either"
The prisoner objected most earnestly and
pleaded humbly, but he was led out into the
night in his sleeping robe and made to walk
barefc oted in two feet Of snow to the jail
half dozen blocks away.
II had d peculiar case in court the other
day." said a police court lawyer to Chi
cago reporter. IAN old Irishman named
Callahan lad gotten into a row with his
landlord about some repairs and refused to
pay his rent. The landlord was fussy lit
tie college professor, totally unversed in the
ways OF the world, and he was imprudent
enough to send word that he would have the
family evicted and then called to discuss IL
personally. He emerged yelling murder and
said that he had first met Mrs. Callahan,
who told him her husband would do him nu
harm, upon the strength OF which he had
waited for his return When Callahan came
in he promptly gave the visitor a beating.
The old Irishman and his wife were botn
arrested and l appeared for the defense. The
ugly feature of the case was the alleged
effort OF the woman to lure her caller into
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

death of a dog which had been killed by
the defendant after the canine had bi ten the
man. The case was nearly through and 1t
was apparent that the plaintiH had made
good case and would recover for the loss OF
his animal, when one OF the witnesses was
asked to describe the color the cur
1T was yellow replied the witness.
did you say the dog was yellow?" replied
the judge, seemingly very much in surprise.
Yes, SIR" replied the witness.
well, this court don't prop sc giving
judgment for the loss Of yellow d G, and
verdict Is rendered for the defendant" said
the court, and the next case was called.
Bowling was a deputy sheriff before he
became judge and was sent Cne cold winter
night to arrest a very desperate character
who had almost murdered man. He und
his man in bed when he reached his home,
but after he had made the arrest his pris-
oner told him that he was too sick to ac
company him. The young officer went to
another room to get some one to go for
conveyance, that the man might be taken
to jail. and when he returned the prisoner
had locked the door. Bowling, fearing that
the man would escape, burst into the room
and upon entering was knocked sprawling
to the floor.
He got up, started for his man, and then
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

IA trap, but when put on the stand she
denied the landlords story in toto and
swore point blank she had warned him that
her husband proposed to punch his head
Both parties seemed perfectly sincere In
their statements and i was somewhat puz-
zled. ! finally decided to cross examine
the ex-professor.
Now. repeat to u.s. l said. exactly wha,
Mrs. Callahan told you in regard to her hus
band
She assured me positively replied tn.
landlord, that he had no intention whatever
of molesting me-
But she didn't say 1t in those words.
insisted. What l want is her exact Ian
guage.'
Well, Sir said the witness, beginning
to get fustered, she gave me to under.
stand
on never mind that interrupted the
Judge; give lis her own words
Very we'll sir! Very well, sir! ex.
claimed the little landlord, desperately.
She said. when Mike comes home he won,
do thing to you."'
when the Judge got through laughing he
let the prisoners off with a reprmand."
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
At the Any
Old Club

Chicago Tribune: when you work"
asked the man in the macintosh, what do
you follow"
We'll by profession" replied the man
VINO mad his feet on the table. IL am n
printer"
"hat are you"' he said to the man
with the squint.
MeE m "A carpenter-when | work"
What is your ostensible callInp9" be
asked, turning to the man with the large
Adams apple.
i was educated for surgeon"
ana your he continued, addressing the
man in the armchair
don't do anything" answered that in
dvidual.
II mph exclaimed the man In the
macintosh, lighting a cheap cigar. This
gang seems to be made up largely of TYNE
settlers, eaw-setters, bone settlers and scr,
ters." ''
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

quires ordinary good fortune to become an
admiral in short time. He gained h S
early promotion by winning three tirst-cla
certificates at college. He was serving in
the Pacific squadron at the time of the en-
gagemeut with the Peruvian rebel turret
ship Huascar, in May, 1877, and was lieu
tenant of the Monarch at the bombardment
Of Alexandria.
Ex-senator Mantle OF Montana is a bach
elor and regarded as great matrim, NAL
"catch," and so much surprised society
when he recently referred to his 'sweet-
heart" He was piled with questions ab.u
the identity of the lucky woman, but for
some time he lodged an answer At last,
however, he replied: "She is not pretty,
she's beautiful" responded the senator,
finally his face growing tender, land she's
not very young, somewhere between ~ and
so, and her name-her name is the same as
miue-Mante My sweetheart is my
mOther.b
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
Doubts

Detroit journal: But after all ought
| to marry him2"
constance was tortured with doubts.
III Is true" she argued with herself
that love him sufficiently to be ready to
trust my future to his keeping but is my
rove ior him Of such depth and strength
'hat would lend him my chewing -gum?"
Science, let 1t be remarked enpassant. had
done much, with its bacterlological re.
searches in particular, to shatter the natu-
raj confidence OF young people in each
other
Moreover, since the Dakota divorce laws
now required residence OF twelye-count
them-twelye months. one could not be too
careful
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
About Noted People

Mayor Price Of Macon, Ca, who has held
his place for fourteen years, is a great be-
lever in the newspaper as an educator. For
years he has, out of his own PICKET, paid
the subscriptions for considerable number
of papers which he ordered left at the homes
Of persons who were unable to pay for such
a necessity Of up-to date life Mr.. Price is
fully convinced that his action has been pro-
ductive Of much good
I'm all the two years and half that l
have sat at the cabinet table," said Secre-
tary Long the other day, 81 have never seen
President Mckinley give the slightest sign
of irritation impatience, even when he
was under great stress and in trying cir
cumstances. On the contrary, he has always
been patient, and even cheerful. He Is the
mCst amlable of men,"
DR.. Mahaffy, the famous professor Of Trim
ity college, Dublin is famed for his many
and varied accomplishments He is one OF
the leading historians and Greek and Latin
scholars in the United Kingdom. he speaks
French and German like an Interpreter, and
not only plays the piano and violin better
than most professionals, but possesses such
an intimate knowledge of harmony and the
theory Of music that he is one OF the exam
iners for the musical degree in the uni
versity
Such is Lord Kitchener's reputation as a
woman hater that the queen herself felt
called upon to ask him. during recent
audience, II what she heard Of him was
true-that he did not care f'r any woman.
He replied that 1t was true with one excep-
ton. The queen asked him to tell the name
OF the exception, and the gallant warrior re-
Ua 9
amused but she was also pleased.
Excitement was caused in a church in
London during the morning service last week
by loud voice from the gallery forbidding
the banns of a couple deslr0us of getting
married, because the woman had canonical
husband living. The voice was that Of the
famous Father Black, who takes every OPP
portunity to protest publicly against the
marriage of divorced persons. Curiously
enough, Father Black Is well known and
popular in English society and Is much
sought after as guest in country houses.
Admiral Dewey, though not a total alb
stainer from liquors, has horror Of heavy
drinking among naval officers. 81 ha1
rather sleep with madman," he once said
in speaking of captain who had just beer
put ION pledge" 81 could restrain luuatic
but not a drunkard If / had my way n,
officer in either branch OF the service who
was once dismissed for drunkenness should
ever be restored to the active list unless his
reformation was absolutely sure"
%
Captain Charles N. ottley of the British
navy. who has been detailed as naval at
tsche at Washington, is 4 comparativel,
young onicsr for his rank and no only re-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
Told Out of Court

There was a case on trial before Judge
Bowling of Kansas City, Kan, just few
days before he went out of Office in which
a party was trying to recover $40 for the
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605 az sw stos5r. 1900 4I4 q sv cram inIp-:o.S
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED THREE SINGLE ROOMS AND BOARD
within six blocks Of l4th and York ave. :,
state location and price. Address ). L. A. star
office. 1t.
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Personal.

SUPPOSE YOU DID CAST YOUR VOTE FOR THE
defeated candidate! Seek consola ton in the large,
cash rates We are paying for gents discarded
sarments Drop postal ut once. JISTH'S OLD
STAND, 619 D St uolS-5tf
MORPHINE OPIUM LAUDANUM COCAINE
habit; myself cured: will inform YOU of harmless
permanent home cu-e. Mrs. BALDWIN. BOX
III, chicago ocSSlaw-It
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS AT $3.50 PER
month. Why pay 50: Any typewriters repair
cd Mt nominal
MOORE BROS, 9lS ST., Rooms 2 and 3.
Aft
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FOR RiiNI-l9US " II. Az +. NV: . RMS AND
bath, ami newly papered and painted; mod
ern plumbing; rent reduced Ia 5000. Full list
office.
1t COLLINS & GADDIS 5Il llth st NV.
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FOR RENT-FLATS. FOR SMALL COLORED
FAMILIES. 319 OAK ST NV. (LE DROIT
PARK; large rooms and bath; latrobes. ranges,
hot and cold water; separate entrances yards
and wood sheds; cement Sidewalks complete and
new; Sl2.5O per mo. Apply to
RALPH W. LEE.
oCl3tf I4U6 q St NV.
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE OR FEMALE.

NAMED S1.Jo PER DAY CT ARASTEFp To
rules and gentlemen selling my splendid new
H",llaE books Address Box L., Tak0na, II. c.
HrlS-S. tn hot
WANTED At ONCE. \ FIRS'T-CI.,SS CATERER
Win some money 10 start with: four boa r,iers
324 l4th II W.
WANTED TWO LADIES OR GENTLEMEN For,
light work ~ office at home 40 9Th NV
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WANTED-TO PURCHASE HOUSE IN THE
nv section Of the city, between prices of
S',"m end $500; owners DESTROYS sell will
De able TO effect quick sale by answering this
ESTABLISHMENT. Box .G Stnr niiice mol I III.
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FOR REMITTANCE COMMUNICATING ROOMS
ID and 3D. floors; southern exposure; table
first class; references exchanged. 1926 1
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