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Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

William Waldorf Astor declares that be doesn't care what American newspapers say about him. But the papers will say it all the same.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08
Esautx Ia nl,oa Deep.

Clean blood means clean skin. Ns beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar. tic clean your blood and keep 1t clean, by stirring up the lazy liver and driving all inn banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads. and that sickIy bilious complexion by taking Cascare.s,-beauty for ten cents. An drug. Sists, satisfac.:on guaranteed. ln" 9Sc Re.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

GEO. T. FITS. (. B. FARRELL AND F. Car.esa:o.
 defendants.
 Action brought in the DistriclCourt of the first jul 5c:al district Of the Territory of Arizona in ar d for the County of Cochise, and the com oiaint hied n the sai County Of Cochse. in the office oi the ClerE of said District Court
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Geo. H Fi,;s. (, B. Tarbe,l and f. Carleyato You are hereby required to appear in acton brought against you by rhe above named plaintiff in the District Court of the f-St Judoi,. district oi tie IeirItory Of Arizona n and for ihe County 0. Cochize, and to arsw -r tie complaint filed therein. within ten days lexc!usise of the day Of s, rvcel after the service Cn ,ol cf this summons, If served with n this county or # served out Of this county. bu: n ;his dis siTict. within twenty days; otherwise. giihil thirty days;l or judgment by default vii 5e ta zen against you according 10 the prayer Of said complaint
 Given UT der r,y hand and the seal of fhe Dis. .r:ct ouTt (f tie fiIst lrGic:al District Of the rerIi;ory of ATizona in and for ihc county c. Coch SC. this first day of June, in the year 1f our Lord enc thousand eight hundred ard ninety nine.
 SEAL 4 II, EMANUEL.
 I-o-u Clerk
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

III me DiSGlSl 1Cui'. EbSl tuNiCidl blstlS of the Territory Of .Aiizona in ard fer le county of Coaise. GEORGE E. FITZGERALD,
 PIain,ihi WILLIAM D. HUBBARD. ALICE B.
 Hubbard. George NJ. Iscocks, leo (.
 Dessar. James w. 1appan and Peter P.
 Ricke;ts, and the Dfasoon Mining Gem.
 pany.
 Action brought in the District Cour. of the First judicial District of ihe Territory AIi- zona in and for the county of Cechisc. and the comp aint filed in the said county of Cochse in the office of the clerk of said District Court.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to William D. Hubbard. Alice E, Hubbard. George NJ. Jococks. Leo .. Desslr. James w Tappan and Peter P. Rieke;ts and the D agoon Mining Company.
 Yo, are hereby required to appear in an act: on brouglt against ycn by the above n1ms d piant fl in the District Court of the First Ju't- cial District of the Territory of Arizona. in ard for tn. County of Cochise, and to answer tie complaint filed therein. within ten days teNctu- sive oi the day of seIvio,l after the service or you of this summons if served within tti2 county. or if served out of this county. biit in this cistrct within twenty days; otherwise with in thirty daysl; or judgment by deiaul; wlll he taken against you according 10 the prayer Ol said complaint.
 The said action is brought tc recover thI ,ile to certain mining property mentioned in the annexed cou plart. and fer Srch o.her ana further re,lef as law and equity affords. All o whi, is fully set out in the annexed complaint Given under my hand and the seal cf inc Court of the First Judicial D strict ot the Ttrritory of Anzona, in and (sEAL) for the County of Ccofisc; this 24ti day of July. in the year cf c,1 Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety nire.
 A. H. EMANUEL,
 July a5. Clerk
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08
vS. ORNILLE MARTIN,

Defendant. Action brought in the District court of the First Judicial district of the Territory Of kr- zona in and for the County of Cochise and the complaint filed in the said County of Cochise in the office of the clerk oi said District Court. The Territcry of Arizona sends greeting to Oril!e Martin.
 You are hereby required to appear in an ac- ton brought against you by the above named Plaintiff in tue District Court of the First ludi. cial D strict of ihhe Territory of Ar'zona in and for the County of Cochise, and 10 answer the complaint flei therein. within ten lays lexclusiye of the day sersice after the service on you Of tbis summons Qf served within this county; or if served out of this county but in ti.is district, within twenty days, otherwise within thirty days, or judgment, by default will be taken against you according to tie prayer of aid complaint.
 The said action is brought to obtain decree of divorce from the bonds oi m ttrimony land for the sole custody of the miner children. Lena NJ Martin and Orville Milton NJ irt;n. and for all general, equitable and proper relief.
 Given rader my hand and the
 se,l ci the ns,rict Court of
 the First Judtcisl District of the (sEAL-) Territory ofArizo.Ia. ir and for
 tte County this 5th day of
 July. in the year Of our
 Lord one thousand eight hun
 dred a-d ninety-nine.
 A. H. EMANUEL July-7. Clerk.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

Big gold and copper finds have be- come 60 common in Arizona that the papers have quit reporting them.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08
Central Mining Office,
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST | Judicial District. of the Territory of Arizona m and f5r the County of Cochise. MINNIE MARTIN,
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

E Iucnfe .-our EoWo1s With CsoeoPoea. Candy Csstha:tic. cure eousti patiou .egevee.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08
SUM MONS

Tn the Ds,ric Court first Judicial district o the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of COchIse VIM D. MO\AlONIER, Administrator of the E-;ate o. Charles II. 3asset,. deceased.
 plaintiff
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08
SUMMONS,

Tn the District Court, First Judicial Distric of the Territory Of Arizona in and fer u-e county of Coaise. GEORGE E. FITZGERALD,
 PIain,hi
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

GEO. II. FITS. C. B. FARRELL AND F.
 Car.esa:o.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-08-08

.fines at-BARRETT, BTSBEE. and SOLOMO, Smelling Works at-B4 RRETT
 COCHISE COUNTY AkIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-09

Miss A W Helmbold and Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Haddon HaI-Mrs " Jones. Walter Jones. Mrs.
Sarah Lewis. F. W. Greenwood. c. Martin H. y.
Mayor. A. W Tr9tter. George A. Faber' p a. w.
Captain A E. Prorowskl Mr and Mrs J. A; camp mp
9 9s Nj Mis-. ana Morsdh s Wn!G aa0S Sis: Lulu
Warren. John Emm9ns Thomas Johnston . Ge %sSs
smith. aH Miss Ethel ii Smith RseG smith p ollh
Hardy Mr. ard Mrs @ W Elliott Little. Henry
seaside Honse|yliss Julia Wells. william Nc.
Donald. z. N Xanen. Charles q. Bgrnham' Or
and Mrs. Charles 4. Dean. Ferdinand Hanson; NJ.
and Mrs J. Monohau and son. C. Miller and Mr.
st. Chir Sc, NJ, RAYMOND. Mr., End Mrs. 7. ".
Tse9ns " Rs Rr2yhPP 5a / Wood aaTke eonk
Ian lam Wood ' llr and Irs Il E Bly,, Mrs Myers
Mrs Mrs E Van 'ef Be II Klein KEN Franklin Moore
Mrs F; Moore. W l. Madden and Mrs W Madden
Rg1otN NJ and Ne EdsaT ,r: Smith r.. e.If
Newton Eliinger G. J. Allen. Joshua Binion. Miss
Martha E Bn9n HSn,y casser {, L. v Gnrs,a1'
R9Ign FGs MIS- NT os af Miss Blanche
Edwards + 5 Harrington r. Fortenstein. Milton
WaIlersfein. J. a. Bayard C. H. Pummcr Mr. and
Mrs $ MAYER. II Holiander. Alexander kridei.
Stein. Mr ard Mrs Meyer Wolfson Mr.. and Mrs.
A Brownstcin. r. Sherrick, VI. stern. T. Hocnes-
s 5sF H2'ss'9 Is stern Is H. s6d VI
man y s. Hammond Percy. Mrs. y. S H.
Percy j arnprN.
James C. Wormley. j. Kempncr Mr. and Mrs
C. r. Gould, Samuel Lit. Edward Jordan. ; W
Lawrence A. Lnsz. Ralph Worms. Miss lay 3
Loeb Max sches.nger. Mrs NJ schelsnger. Miss
l. Schei<nger and Mrs. j. Rosenfed
Waldorf AstorLa-Mr and Mr. Albert Chase
Mr. and Mrs F. " Supplee. Frank T. Phhlips.
Mr. and Mrs II. F. Peterson. George Thompson.
L Ludlow A Kane Otto Dletz. T. Carley. Thomp-
SON II Merry and Mr. and Mrs. Lefarrman.
WIndsor-Mrs c. + Chapman. MIS- lrWln. y.
Rarrett Mrs De witt. Taylor Haihe,d Nor
cross Nathan II. Nathan. p Ddngerheld NJ Fries.
Miss Alice Fries Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F,cs =.
Knox Miss \ Knox. W. b. Ganthalle. hrs, " r.
Reardon Benson Sloan. s. II. Roseberg. j Gals
! r. Magrllve Mr. ard Mrs. 4. Fdwan. a Wolr'
Mrs 5 Wolf Mrs. n. Porter, a w WAGER Is J.
Sullivan. r. \. Terant. Mrs. F. Thornu9roush and
Traymore-Mr and Mrs. J. Collins. A. 4 salon,
Mr. and Mrs J. C. Breckenridge. Mr. ana Mt .
Fl Thompson Mrs 5 VI. Gowan, Mrs ) Broaaw'
Mr. and Mrs Daniel I'lrich. Henry ; Seahon.
Rebecca C. Seamon Miss Emily sermon. rank
" skinner Mrs. r Skinner 9. " Fe,ker. O. a.
soper " Boardman Reed W - Hughes =.
Rurkam Franklin Petit. Herbert D9nsan. a, A.
Mcleod Nj and Mrs u A Wells Mr. ana MTs'
3 q Ropes IT. end II W Wilson. . . -.
ciarden-Nr' and Mrs Ralph King. Mrs :. ,'i ~
f. Smith n VI. Roper. Joshua BroNn,, "p,.t'
leighton Henry Williams MIS-. j. E9waru , bss'
Mr. and Mrs 4 :. Deunet. Miss O. II ,yyts.sHs...'
NJ and Mrs stephen Holmes. Mrs. ~ McSnan- 100:
Miss A McShane Mrs. Samuel Walkey. HORACE
Cramer J. Peak and Miss 5. D. 'aVerts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-09
MORRLSTOWN NEWS.

Niles Ives and Miss spenser % New-fork s~
Mrs julius Ca,n's guests AZ Fairho.me
Mr. and Mrs Pierce J. Smith and famuy have
gone 70 Martha's Vineyard where they have TAKEN
a cottage TOR the summer .. o., Mo-
Miss Ruth Vail L. with her parents NJ "''''
Mrs ! Y a Griswold has taken mousse AT
Fishers leland Tor the summer -
Miss LYDIA Brooke Bell has returned from Inns
Isgnd. -, 49,, ,,,,,,,, ara st
Fishers Island for the summer ,, "a
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Mck lwomDN ~, ".
family will leave tomorrow for Newport t ss
Twonnb,v will be Introduced by her parents b''s
summer AZ their SeaShore place. -
D- Frederick 81 Humphreys sailed TOT ErIov'"
last week and viii spend the summer IN the lyIoi,
ttsrvn Pon 81 Frank.ln-st. who was graduated
his wear at Harvard has gone abroad ior 'hS
Hadge ard Mrs John Il. Vrseand sailed ysster-
Adv on the MeroTnlnfe. OF tho American Irans-
noTt Line intending 10 spend the summer on 'ho
Wrs J1Iius Catlin and Miss Edith Catlln. Of Fair
holme VII sail on Tuesday nyt for Europe on VIC
steiner PhHnicla Of the Hamburg American bIns;
Mrs WI liam n Field and Miss Fled returne1
last week from Europe. Miss Field WIZ DE marriso
In September ,.,. 1voos-uv 49,
spending July IN Maine. ....x
'rbe Misses Woodward. OF Dehart-st.. are speno-
,-r 10 summer al Clavera "a -on-the- iudson.
The Fourth az the Field Club ara bou SiuD VS.
49,. 4, oolf ana tennis tourna ments. At the Field
Ciuh Albert Swords and n. Max Behr played on.
suords winning the cup. Mss Marie Bryce was
o1nner in the tennis tournament Foote and Pyne.
second tied in the Bogie. tournament AZ the COLI
S,luh and Will play on this week. All Morristown
wen, 10 see the fireworks at the Field Ciuo. winch
were very fine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-09

r T slatterv. the New-York architect is occu-
pying a commodious cottage IN Second-a dod %,
'' isaac Bcale a New-York lawyer. IS with Mrs
'f = D. Harri2ston is a welsskn9wn New-Yorl'er
Henry j. Boyle or Albany is located for the sum
Iobn p F5riedhoiL Of New-York has taken a
Pernard Ris Of New-York will spend the season
az W 9S r. Rcir of NeI-York has taken possession
OF his summer retreat in Asbury.aye ,,- ,.oak .,
Guests from New-YOrk who arrived this WEN "'
Coleman House VI Hill. George n C9nn nrI
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Earle. Mrs. MargaI,ett, bya'J
- K Pvard Theodore NJ Cook, e. 5 Williams, J.
C. HOWE DR. d II. Goodwillie. Mr.. ana MIS- =, At !
PEEK Sylvester Ford Charles IlItemore Nl1ildti'
NJ Frisbie l.. r. Patterson r. T. Leonard: o. H.
Coreli " Redmond. D. \. Spence ? r C.. spenIe
D. F. Kellogg. William A. Malcom T.. Dqnca D. -
f Wenhorn. r F.etcher WIl'1 Ms. y Rnsgei
C;eorse Van Name and family. r Martin Mrs.
Pension Miss Helen Pension lis S5,eT 1saar
Trorme and family Jo4n HecEey H'g and Ms
Ahram Bernard. Mrs. r. II. Ryan H. NIL a W.
Hotel Lafayete-H. L. Rean. D Fridsam N; Miss A A
rrs Thomas F. Trpler MIS- T Hamilton MIS- MIS-
Hamilton, j. r Madlhil Mrs Mrs. E BE sdan MIS- T
Mr ' and Mrs Davis Mrs NJ Pam fJor O. PaS'fr
and family. Mr. and Mrs w d. Mliora a,d " Ms rs
6 Y shade J. 5 simon. r p ReyRoHaS olzlnr e.
Perkam Miss ! Bates. Mics r. 3atfs : n
Hopkins " Eaton. 4 Jones NJ r.! and Mrs : Ro G
burv " Van Raalte Josephine Mcmillan Agnes
Mcmillan Ida Ziesig Theodore II RoXou Iy,,h NJ
Hotel BrIInswick-Mr and Mrs f. A SmltH. VI.
ard Mrs. F II ADAMS G. W Perkins F.. W. IrwWin
G. F. Bliss Mrs. W. Giles IT, G. y ~, PaIicf r,,S ass
gan lr and Mrs. ~ Coyan o NJ and 1s Mrs. "
Cooner Reese Carpenter. \. 3. Remington, - A
Johnson and family. Mrs. " r.. Grttfns :. }. MY ~
Tav 7 " Mccain Miss Edwards. II. y. Frlose. "
f Hawkinson Miss l.. Cooper. Edywyard F. CO 2rl
Ais Ada smith. Miss Nav Law. j Weinthal MrS
potsford II Stagner and NJ. and Mrs W. BAKE
CpDerTan. 81 ,,-,i, p
G. clarke T. r. Armstrong and family. Mr. 9nd
Mrs Isaac Beale. Alfred Nearing and tSmy lis IL
Small Alfred g. Nearing and family Miss F'hza-
beth Jordan Miss r. O.. Roselle. Mt ana MIS- g.
Heceman Mr. AMI Mrs \. II. Baldwin III. A.
Albion Uotel-J p Williams. Madge GOODWIN. A.
win southwlck Charles r. R9rt pI Mss yoc c
lanes NJ Curran. Mrs VI McNamara. Eya Nc
Namara Mr. and Mrs ". Holden Mr: ana Alrs :;
T Moore Theodore r. Sloan. A. Nreeland' MI ana
Mrs VI. l.. Skinner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-09

mirably situated and commands fine view Of the
surrounding country.
Mrs. Norman l.. Munro has arrived from Euro
pean trip OF two months. She was passenger on
the Teutonic. which reached port "Wednesday With
her came Ms Norma Munro. Henry Munro and
Miss Margaret Gray. daughter Of Mrs. 7. X. Ee-
bert The Munros will pass the summer in the
Chanfrau cottage
Ex-I-nited states Senator James Smith. #. and
family closed their Newark residence on Tuesday
and moved down to Elberon. The senator mas
bought four cottages at one time ~ Lewis 4.
Brown Mr. Smith is occupying the cottage facing
lJncOln-aVe. which has been remO1elled. Ills SON
in-lnw Peter Hauck tr is occupying Cottage No.
while Michael Barrett is in No. 3.
Guy V DeerinC New York. Is passing the sum-
Nor In FlhorOn Hotel Cottage No. II.
Eugene Meyer. Of New-York. took possession or
mis- handsome Elheron villa this week.
Herman Newcomh is occupying the II. Y. New
comb cottage at ElbcrOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-09
LIVELY TINES AT LAKE HOPATCONG.

lake Uopatcong y J.. July CSpecaD.-Most OF
rhe cottages on the Norris and Sussex shores are
occupled and the resort looks lively. Mount All
ington the principal point the lake Is not
wearing the afr OF NE that Il used 10 during tHe
good Odd DAYS when the Lake Hopatcong CIup
No. ~. Hotel Rreslin Nolan's Point Is the busy
,i,c. rouada-s and this Is because IL Is a one
9o, r.sor, whore the multitudes sather ana
-eveI IN the kind q sport that r. furnished atter
,h. fashion OF Coney Island. Every day some sort
y, o., excursion comes here by rail- which. by the
way the hotel people do not object 10. The water
q, the lake il high and the fishing exceptionally
good Strings OF bass caught of RaccOon
island and IN fact. all over the lake. IroHnhB'
stu fishing and casting are the methods adopted
o,o ~ tho places where July Fourth was enjoyed
,,os a. the Lake Hopatcong club. where the mem
hrs and their friends enjoyed the day with a
ra,rotic celebration and good living The camps
a.. mostly occupied from Point Pleasant up ana
fbe real ca mpers out. IN white tents. are maklnB
,bst- rresence felt lusiy camp calls ana coloIeu
a. n, night The road between Mount Arlington
and The railroad station has been Improved ano
fbe cha plin line OF stages furnishes an eNcenfnt
It. ar TWO lines O, steamboats,. The lake y ~
s-assion 81 large fleet OF craft. from the iran
rsnoe TO the swift naphtha launch. ana as the
rivalry j. strong a regatta II talked OF ,
80 arrivals from New-York are captain ana
Mrs II p Palmer Miss Palmer Mr.. and MIS- j.
Dabevoise Mr. and Mr.. J. Hampton MISS lamp
Thom n ! BAKER Mr. snd Mrs. A l. Conrad.
NJ and Mrs David Lord. Mr.; and Mrs harIy
Taylor MI and Mrs. g D. Carl Mrs Emma ma
i HaPgUopu r and Mrs Joseph Johnson II. A. Beal
and family Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sanchez MSS
sanchez Mr. and Mrs Peter Tainter sna NV Ms.
Van No.trand Mr. and Mrs. W. secor' ana MI
and Mrs. d. Wakemah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-09

landmarks OF this resort, is opened
bachelors headquarters Mrs. Eugene Winship is
in charge The club promises 10 be extremely
popular. during the season many interesting
tournaments will be held
4. VI. Quarter. OF New-York. Is a guest at the
Monmouth Bea IN Club house.
Mr. and Mrs Bowles Colgate have gone for
sojouru in tho White Mountains.
Colonel William Barbour is at home from a Eu-
ropcan trip.
tage.
Louis James TIE tragedian. with Mrs. James. are
at the Murray cottage.
5. Hecht gave a clambake at the Stokes cottage
last Saturday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-09
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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-11-07
The Secret EXPLAINED.

Margherita Arlina Hamm. the we'll
known traveller and author, called when
in China upon the wife. or. rather. the
wives, of a great mandarin. Her visit
partook Of the nature of festival, SO
novel was the experience to the Chinese
women, whose lives are passed almost
entirely within the walls Of their yamen.
They examined her clothing and were
partly pleased and partly nstonished at
it. They were shocked by her shoes and
especially by the fact that her feet were
not confined by bindings.
Finally one Of them said. through the
interpreter. you can walk and run just
as well as man?'
"Why. certainly"
'Cau you ride pony as well as q
man,
"Of course"
'rhen you must be as strong as most
rlen."
Yes, think | am"
"You wouldn let II man beat you, not
even your husband. would you?'
mot at all"
The Chinese woman paused. laughed
and then said. New | understand why
foreigners never take more than one
wife. They are afraid ."-Saturday
Evening Post.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-11-07
Uses the Stiletto ut Five.

A remarkable domestic episode was
witnessed in City Hall square. An Italian
woman clad in the bright hues affected
by her compatriots appeared dragging by
the hand a reluctant youngster Of 5 or g.
evidently her son. Wherever they were
bound it was contrary to the will and de-
sires of the boy. who howled Justify and
finally planted his feet wide apart on the
sidewalk, refusing to bulge.
Instead Of spanking him or boxing his
ears. as an American parent Of the same
class would have done, the woman sim
ply doubled up her fist and delivered f.
series of scientific punches in the region
of the boys belt. He instantly flashed
out a stletto about four inches long and
made one swift lunge at his mother. Sht
deftly caught the blade with her barr
hand, stuck it in her hoso1l and, trnns
ferring her grasp to the boys coat collar
dragged him on to his unwilling drslil.s
tion.-New York Trihrne
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-11-07

The city of Saltwater Is still figur-
ing on it's street lighting contract.
The local company offers to furnish
IS arc lights of 1900 candle power
each and 275 incandescent lights OF
% candle power each for $4,000.
The Daily Gazette publishes lengthy
article on the public lighting ques-
ton, and quotes statistics from
about $50 cities in the country, and
by comparison shows that the Still
water offer is much lower than the
average-in fact there are very few
others that show as low price. AL
though saltwater holds a city cleo
ton on Tuesday OF this week, it is
not apparent that the light question
enters into the campaign.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-11-07
CWo Rivers Items.

The family of ID. Trask enjoyed q
call from Geo. Hunter on Monday.
Mr.. Lyon, agent for Students
cyclopedia, visited our school Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urbanski were in
RoyaltOn Monday.
A number of Two Rivers people
attended the wedding Of Miss Lizzie
Batchard and Nick Younk, which
took place at Royalton Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. COencn went to Little Falls
Tuesday with Il load of box elder
trees.
Joe Cider was at ROyaltOn Tues
day.
Wednesday and Thursday were
Catholic holidays so the nttcndanc
at school was very small.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-11-07
II Will Go In His Book.

"You have so vewy MANY ruWi"us eH'
prcssions in this country, d"nchcr
know" said the visiting Britishcr to the
native.
eyes"
"Now, faw instance, I see in the pa
paws sometimes that a dahk horse mas
been nominated for office. OF cawse you
don't wcalIy nominate horse, you know
hut can't understand where the eXpwcs'
sion comes from. lonchcr Know
at is easily explained. We Americans
nominate dark horses in order that We
nnv have Il stable government.
TIE EnIiShman p"n!"r"d over inns
statement for some minutes ana 'h''
said i,
IAN. ! soc. Ecwy good, vnwy good
I'll nut that in my l'"nl; HlnNt America.
And h" drew forth his m"'n"!Annn''
book ard mahr the necessary notes.
New York World.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-11-07

The state board of equalization
has raised the assessment in Todd
county on nearly every item. The
largest raise is on household goods
Is per cent. The per cent of raise on
other items is asfollows: Horses 10,
cattle and sheep 20, wagons and car
riages 10, pianos, 10, goods and mer-
chandise 10. material and manufac-
tured articles Is, manufactured
tools, implements and machinery 10,
shares of bank stock 10, elevators,
etc. 25.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-11-07

The case of the city VS.. G. E. Carl.
son, has been postponed again,
owing to the absence of City At.
torney Trebby. Carlson is charged
with keeping his saloon open after
hours. The case was transfrred
from Justice Shaw to Justice Sheldon
on a motion for a change OF venae
by the defendant. Next Thursday is
the time set for the trial.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-11-07

City Justice Crawford Sheldon
came home Friday afternoon from
the vicinity of Cross lake where he
has been hunting in company with
several other citizens of this place.
He states that deer are not very
plentiful in that locality. The other
members of the party are E. w.
Collins, p. j. Gross and Gus Elk.
So far Mr.. Collins has proved the
best hunter. He has killed q moose
and one deer. Mr.. Sheldon will re.
turn the first of next week to con.
tinue his hunt until the close OF the
season.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-11-07

Saturday afternoon while blasting
for the foundation of the new pas
senger depot, one of the workmen
did not heed the warning to get un'
der cover as O. blast went off. A
large rock fell from a great height
just missing his head, but striking
him on the toes. His escape was a
narrow one for his skull would GER
tainly have been crushed had the
stone struck him on the head, and
those watching it say that it did not
miss his head more than an inch.
He will very likely get under cover
when blasts are to be shot off in the
future.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-11-07
What Yom Kippur Means.

According to the behests of Judaism
actual guilt cannot be converted into
right by any act Of forgiveness or atone
ment, human or divine. The definition Of
the Hebrew word kofar. which is the
root of kippurim. conveys quite a differ
ent meaning. 1t denotes covering up"
to "overlay." 1t means that by carrying
out resolutions Of repentance into prac-
tice man will be able to cover up" a
multitude of sins. This is the rational
idea Of Judaism regarding the expiation
of sins. This is the cornerstone Of saliva
ton as attained through mans own ef-
forts.-Jewish Spectator.