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WILLARD STATUE COMMISSION.
Miss Yandell of New York Among the
Sculptors Recommended.

Chicago, Nov. 6.-The commission ap-
pointed by Governor Tanner to make
arrangements for the statue Of Miss
Frances e. Willard to be placed in
Statuary hall, Washington, held its
initial meeting to-day. Miss Anna A.
Gordon was chosen chairman. Among
the .sculptors especially recommended
are Miss Enid Yandell of New York,
Miss Julia Bracken of Illinois, Mrs.
Adelaide II. Johnson Of Illinois, George
f. Wade of London Miss Annie Whit
ney of Boston, Augustus Saint Gau-
dens, Harriet Hosmer and George Ju-
lien Foley 1t has not been decided
whether the artist shall be elected by
competition or appointed by the COM
mittee.
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Campaign In New York.

New York, Nov. 6.-At the close of
the campaign the republicans are con-
fident of electing a majority of the as
semblymen and the democrats of car
rying the four counties that make up
the city of New York Richard Croker
said tonight that the democrats. even
if they carried every assembly district
in New York city, would still nesd to
make gains up the state in order to
gain the assembly. OF this he was not
hopeful. There is no organization up
the state he said, 'and they made no
campaign"
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FREE STATES PROCLAMATION,
Text Given Out by the COuntry's Con.
sul-General In New York.

Text Given Out by the COuntry's Con-
sul-GeneraI in New York.
| New York, Nov. 6.-The consuI-gen-
city gave out to-day the full text of
President Steyn's proclamation calling
port the Transvaal. The proclamation
reads as follows:
"Burghers of the Orange Free State:
''The time which we had so much de-
sired to avoid, the moment when we as
a nation are compelled with arms to
oppose injustice and shameless violence,
is at hand. Our sister republic to the
north of the Vaal river is about to be
attacked by an INSCRIPTIONS enemy
who for many years has prepared him
self and sought pretexts for the vio-
lence of which he is now guilty-whose
purpose it is to destroy the existence of
the Afrikander race.
with our sister republic we are not
only bound by ties of blood, of sympa-
thy and of common interests, but also
by formal treaty which has been ne
cessitated by circumstances This treaty
demands of us that we assist her if she
should be unjustly attacked which we
unfortunately for long time have had
too much reason to expect We there
fore cannot passively look on while in
justice is done her and while also our
own dearly bought freedom is endan-
gered but are called as men to resist,
trusting the Almighty, firmly believing
that He will never permit injustice and
unrighteousness to triumph
our own unfortunate experiences in
the past have made it sufficiently clear
to US, that we cannot rely on the most
solemn promises and agreements of
Great Britain when she has at her helm
a government prepared to trample on
treaties, too look for foreign pretexts
for every violation of good faith by
her committed. This is proved among
other things by the unjust and unlaw-
full British intervention after we had
overcome an armed and barbarous
black tribe on our eastern frontier, as
also for the forcibe appropriation of
the dominion over part of our territory
where the discovery of diamonds had
AContinued on Seventh Page.) =
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Augusta, Me-, Nov. 6.-Joseph Manley
the republican leader in Maine, tonight
sent the following messages as indica-
tive of the election in the First Maine
district for a successor to Hon. Thomas
B. Reed:
Hon. Amos L. Allen. Alfred, Me-:
Your magnificent majority is per-
sonal triumph, great tribute to the
administration and emphatic declara-
ton that Maine stands by the president
in his protecting our flag wherever as
sailed. Accept my heartiest congratu-
lation. ]. Fl. Manley.
To Hon NJ A. Hanna, Cleveland, o.;
First district elects Amos L. Allen by
an immense majority. Maine stands by
the administration and Is for protecting
our flag wherever assailed. We send
greetings to Ohio and faith that she will
tomorrow follow Names splendid ex-
ample. j. H. ManLey.
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THE TWO JEFFRIES ARRESTED
A Test Likely to he Made of the Horton
Law,

New York, Nov 6.-James J. Jeffries,
the champion heavyweight pugllist, and
his brother John were arrested tonight
after they had finished boxing exhibit
ton on the stage of a theater in this
city. They had boxed three rounds in
imitation Of the Jeffries-Sharkey bout.
Bail was furnished and the men were
released pending hearing. 1t Is said
that the arrest was made for the pur-
pose of testing the Horton law.
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Il FATAL FIGHT At SEA.
Two Seamen Quarrel In Rigging and
One Is Finally Killed.

Queenstown, Nov. 6.-Captain Moul-
ton, of the British bark Pegasus, from
Portland, Ore, June 2Sth for this port,
which arrived here to-day reports that
seaman named Klinger, described as
a Dutch-American who was shipped in
New York and a seaman named Hut
ton, who was shipped at Portland,
quarrelled in the rigging during the
voyage and then fought OH deck
Klinger stabbed Hutton in the abdo-
men with a knife and Hutton followed
Klinger with a Delaying pin, until the
former dropped dead. Klinger was
placed in irons and handed over to the
police here.
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M'KINLET TO TOTE.
Leaves Washington for Canton but
VIII Return at Once.

Washington, Nov. 6.-President Me-
kinley left here at 1880 tonight for Can
ton, O., where he will vote. With him
are Mrs, Mckinley, DIR. Rixey and AS
sistant Secretary Cortelyou. The party
occupied the private car Olympia, which
was attached to the rear of the regu-
lar Chicago express on the Pennsyl-
vana railroad. Canton will be reached
at 1920 o'clock in the morning. The
party will leave Canton at S:45 p. m. to-
morrow evening.
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Estcourt, Natal, Saturday, Nov. A.
reliable messenger has just arrived
from Ladysmith, passing the Boer lines
during the night, who reports that
heavy fighting occurred on Thursday
around Ladysmith. The hottest en-
gagement was on George Tatham's $
farm, on the Orange Free State side of
Beeters The British drove the Beers
back to their camp. The enemy suffer
ed great loss and thirty mounted Beers
were captured. The fighting was re-
sumed yesterday Friday), the Beers
firing from hill near Pepworth's
farm. Again they We're driven back
with loss on their camp
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VICE PRESTDENT,S CONDITION,
No Noticeable Change Yesterday-Grea,
Loss I'm Weight.

Paterson, N. j., Nov. 6.-No official
bulletins We're issued at the Hobart
residence to-day, as there was no no.
ticeable change in the vice president s
condition. When first taken down with
this illness the vice president weighed
something around 200 pounds and now
he is down to about 125 pounds. Many
people called at the house to-day,
among them being General and Mrs
James Longstreet; Mr.. and Mrs Wayne
MacVeagh, Colonel Richard Bright,
sergeant at arms of the United States
senate; R. B. Nixon, President Scott
of Rutgers and Judge McKenna Of the
United States supreme court.
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DEFENSE OF PEITERM4RI7ZBU
Everything Possible to be Done-VoI-
unteers Organizing.

Pietermaritsburg. Nov. 6.-The gov
ernor of this place, replying to-day to a
deputation from the town council which
called upon him to make inquiries re-
garding the defence of the city, said
that everything possible would be done
1t has been decided to form an emer-
gency mounted corps. composed of gem
tlemen residing in the district. They
will make g serivceable body of men
and will supply their own horses and
equipment An ambulance corps is also
being formed.
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To Abolish ssTipping,, ON Cars.

Chicago, Nov. 6.-The record to-mor-
row will say that George H. Daniels,
general passenger agent of the New
YORK Central railroad, is at the head
of a movement to abolish the practice
of tipping" on dining and sleeping
cars. The movement already has
found hearty approval and backing
among officials of several of the trunk
lines.
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In the amateur billiard tournament at
Schaefers in New York which opened
last night John A. Hendricks of New
Haven was defeated in Glass B of the
handicap contest by L. A. Servatius of
the Knickerbocker Athletic club. The
handicap was Hendricks $50, Servatius
215. Hendricks played a hard game,
but could score but 224 when Servatius
reached 215.
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sharkey Posts a Forfeit.

New York. Nov 6.-Tom ORourke
posted $1,000 with John Considine to-
day as a forfeit for Tom sharkey for
another match with Jim Jeffries. Shar-
key says he will bet $1,000 that the chal-
lenge will not be accepted in four
months
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McCue Whips GartIine n

New York, Nov. 6.-After twenty-five
rounds of fighting before the Hercules
Athletic club in Brooklyn tonight Mar
IL McCue was awarded the decision over
Oscar Gardiner, the Omaha Kid"
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Louisville, Nov. 6.-Late tonight the
rumor that the legion had been ordered
to the armory tomorrow morning was
An extra police force of 500
has also been sworn in.
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SUCCESSOR TO 4. u. REED.


Portland, Me, Nov. 6.--,Amos L. AL
len. republican, has been elected con-
gressman from the First Maine district
to succeed Thomas B. Reed, by a ma
jority of 1850, with threeor four small
towns to hear from, These cannot
change the result more than fifty votes
either way.
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Last Nights Polo Games.

At rovidence-Provdence 8, Hart
ford g
AT Springfield Springfield ii, Water
bury Z.
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RUMOR OF HEAVY BOER LOSS.
Eight Hundred Reported Lost I'm
ThursdnY,s Battle.

Escourt, Natal, Saturday, Nov. A.
1t is rumored that the Beers lost 800
in killed, wounded and captured in
Thursdays battle on Tathams Farm
neaf Ladysmith
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quently be regarded, not only by Great
Britain but by neutral powers as un-
lawful warfare and to be treated as
common piracy"
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Continued on Seventh Page.)
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-19
ALI tho iron mills In West Virgin.
Ia have restored wages to the 1892
scale. 3y r. vi" stss$ ,S.:E5's .;':,
l $500 - fiRK sAnE. =. ~ =

Whereas default has been made In the
bS Franz
e dsaaS saapss i Ga tSe
1oce 81 ft te a. register Of deeds Of Morrson
county, Minnesota, on March 10Th, 1897, q
!Ao'clook N: tn book & Volume one ~: OF
land Whereas on the 23rd day OF june.
Az thste Ssis e s inherit 49, whe
said interest is wholly, unpaid and ,pur.u:
mortgaRee has elected 20 declare and does
declare the principal of said note due by
reason Of said defauit, and y there n. 70
81 this notice Cd said mortgage the sum
a. Ss0.70, and no action has Been instituted
e recover The debt secured fd, thereby b nor
aNowi therefore, notice te hereby given
SaGe contained, pursuant 20 statute, said
NOR gage will be forec1osed BY the sale Of
the mort tagged premises by the sheriff OF
1aid county of Morrteon Ct public aucti9ns
to the highest bidder for cash, at the
f4ah d9sfi shs
~ Of Nay a. p. lsOo, e 10 O'clock 10 ths
3oon - SsatisSy said noTt9age end q
C6Gs1 and expenses OF sale, including $6.0o
atfosney's fees q stipulated IN said mort.
1ss premises dssc!!bed IL said 1, mort I:
elp'' 80 hundred thiftS:two tissl, range
d. bsied Il Little Fans this l'th d.y Of
$3.50 = - JOHN H. RHODES, =.
ISAAC &. sTA 1siIsss.' - -,
Sgss Mortgages. r .5,s,fayf n 5~s5
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-19
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FOkEcLQs.
}tff. q 81 URE SAGE " .ETI ~ : =

The names of mortgagors are Swan Lof-
stedt and Anna LOfstedt This wife), and
the name Of the mortga zee is Olaf Loft
stedt. The mortgage 10 dated October
18th, 1SU, and was recorded on January
3rd, A. d. 1884, at $40 O'clock p. M, In book
Vol ,, OF mortgages, on page s., In the
ONCE, OF the register of deeds in and for
Morrison county, Minnesota.
i There became due on said mortgage on
October 18th, 1898, $500 as interest. The
principal note secured by said mortgage
10 ", 40. Pursuant to provision in said
mortgage, said niOrtgaRee has declared
and does declare said principal note with
the interest thereon accrued due: There
Of the notice the sum Of 81, ael.!5, being the
action e law or otherwise has been insti-
tnted to recover said debt or any part
Notice IL hereby given that said mort
9age Will be forec1osed, and the following
OF Morrison, Minnesota, to-wit:
The west half of the northwest quarter
Of section nineteen Q9), In township one
hundred and tWenty.0even3 an, Of range
90. containing seventy.nine and eight
(which said land 10 covered ~ ssid mort
gaEel will be sold by the sheriff Of said
county at public auction 1t the north
front door Of the court house Ia the city of
Little Falls, Minnesota, on the Nth day Of
May, 1880, At 10 O'clock al nj, to pay said
debt and y, the foreclospEs di!sbgr rss5
tsl4 Mortgage.
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II NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

! DEPARTMkNT Of THE INTERIOR. AZ
/ ELand Odce ct St. Cloud, April 18th, 1880.
ing.nat1aed settler has filed notice Of his
intentt9n TO make Anal proof In support Of
NE me- sl1hi,9: and that ssid proof viii be
distr!ct court at Little Falls, Nina, on
- lex mst, lsee. viz: Sarah 3; Foster. widow
q ehe late Geo: Foster. H. 3. No. 1895, for
She names the following witnesses to
prove hsr continuous residence upon, aud
Frank Long, Of city Of Little Falls: Tom,
Mtlcox. of city. Of Little Falls; Nathan
Eidlon' Of 0ravelville; Alanson Coe, Of
N. d. TAYLOR,
-' 's-'''@, p ~ - Register.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-19
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE.
[ DEMPTION PERIOD.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
: c 49,. :. =, 49, 49,, ,~o. 50.

COUNTY OF MORRISON. " ."
To ]. L. ORR. ........... ....
Take notice that the following de.
the county Of Morrison and STATE Of Min.
Of SEX Of section q. township 40, range 81.
was on the 6th day of May, A. u, lt86. bid
In for the state for the sum Of twenty.f,ine
and 6Ql0o dollars, pursuant TO q real e.
tate tax judgment entered In the district
court Ia the said county Of Morrison on
the xlst day Of March, A. d. 1890, In pro-
ceedinge to enforce payment of taxes de-
linquent upon real estate for the year 1858,
for the said county of Morrison and was
on the 3rd day Of April, A. D. 1899, assigned
6 6y the II s state Of Minnesota for twentvnine
samount required to redeem such lands
from such assignment, exclusive OF the
costs to accrue upon this notice, IL the
said SUM of four hundred and fOrty-nine
dollars and flfty-six cents. with interest
thereon at the rate of II per cent per month
from said 3rd day Of April, 1893, to the time
OF such redemption, and DELINQUENT taxes.
penalties and costs accruing subsequent
to said assignment, with interest thereon
to the time of such redemption, and the
time within which said land can be re-
sixty days after service Of this notice in
ter g. General Laws Of Minnesota for the
year 1877, and ainendments thereto.
Dated, Little Falls, this 18th day of
April, A. ID. 1859. r ,,..,,,,-t ...~' -.
'T~~ ~. !. A. NICHOLS,
{srAr.l Auditor Morrison Co., MINI.
! 49, ,"'+ i@:l. 81 ~ ,,-''Tf .s.ei" -
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|oRpxR.1os HIAs B II IyrTxolN EoK -.
CEN01 no 04LI LAND o. 1eIIQOH.


0RDHK.1o H1A| r1yITI0 80 ~.
C1NSE 10 14IL I.AlgDSO On 11IlyOR. \.
IALIOElGIlNEDorAs v n {s
~ tn 4 Sseoats 'corst spsciat Apssit
TIA e Sc be ,,,sr e ts i.nship x
. On Esadinx and Aljng the pstita ~
john Roy, guardian OF aid s,a{fSor. rSrssS
oendngs among other khinan- fhaf ~ $SsD
cal0 ward To- oeaEed Of ceffain rasi ests1S
IN SAID H0rneon county, ma thaf 80 TlsSi
0eneue 0t said ward the eame ehoI,id ~
sold. and proytng for license to aeiis 49,
aeimS and q appearing 70 the satisfaction
g e tne court rom said petition. that Tor
\, + g psd:s:S. ts.t q, psr.on. ,nte.s..sa
e sa,d sRBsdss pe e
s41 ~ SeG,ocka 2. -, q the court house ii
e show cause. ln any there beJ Why.
s.id sccordins Is th rs Srs We
And It q further ordered, thst thist order
ehsll Be published once III each week Tor
three successive weeks pYiofF % said tiSI
Of nearing, q the Little faiiis TrsnScSnf.
i.hed st Little Ysils * psiidatsa ana pub
Dated Ct Little Iat Falls the nth day Of
|t~ BY the Court, 'asssS
IsnAG\ n. RiCHARDsON,f,
@XS Judge Of Probate.
= ~ f. H. -.
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CONDITIONS PROSPEROUS.

General Wood Makes . TWP Through
4 y ;ss0otiAGs PFoviass. It
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, May N.-Major
General Leonard Wood, military gov.
ernor Of the Santiago department, has
arrived here after his first trip Onto
the interior Of the province. He went
to Manzanillo by steamer but returned
by the overland route. Tho country
traversed he found in . generally pros
porous condition. The planters are
planting cane and expect : full crop
next year. Everywhere he found tho
people anxious for greater security and
the annexation idea ID undou btedly
growing in spite Of ill efforts on the
part OF agitstorsgto the contrary. Along
the whole route he was received with
enthusiasm and 1t several points with
very elaborate arrangements to vel.
come him.. s n 7,sf 5ssAtEE7 H f,t,s ,,s.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-19
EEbEK kuRb AaAS IF ST SFA k Hs2A6TE
STATE OF M1NNEsoTA.} r
COUNTY OF MORRISON, J 4. f,Fgrf .+sa.
o.. 49,. .....-r,e District Court,
r,t..g tr,ritnts. Seventh Judicial District.
First National Bank Of
Brainered, ss'H y. g. '@s
tjtA s@s- !. ssatj&a8 4ls Plaintiff i' =
James c. Flynn and sy @ez.s lag. AZ
lucy T., Flynn, al .s.f;,ls.,xy ..s..4 t...,..5

Notice 10 hereby. given. tlast atpder, and
by virtue Of g. jldgment and decree en-
SEd day ofillay, are : certified tsenscript
(which has been delivered to me. I. the IN.
deroiRned. sheriff Of said Morrison county,
will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder for each on Mondsy; the 18th dsy
(O) minutes Ia tho afternoon, ut the north
front door Of the county court house, IN
the pieces or parcels Of land described IN
said Judgment and decree. si " Ns,. n
snta, tO-Wit: - H%42EfI@ ~ ;7}&5 -. 81. u. =.
Lots numbered seven g. and us. ssighst ~:
original towneite Of the town NOV city,
thereof on Ale and Of record in tho ohice
Of the register Of deeds In and for said
Morrison county. ~ -
/ Dated May 4th., 1880.
<3tE$ nj e sint H, A. RIDER, "
a.. ,... las, !. Sheriff of Morrison Co.,.
w. s. McCLESAHAN,
a.-, 49, Brainerd, MINI.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-19

NEW Foax, Nay 11.-Mayor Robert
Van Wyck was on thswitnssi stand ~
fore the Mssss invsstigattngo 6mnittse.
Mr.. Van Wyek sess 81 10 lisa opdaieu
that the oonduNt ok a6aiFg under tn
new. ohlxter A9d besq xemlxkAbly, ~.
iisfactosy, but deolined . oxptesG q
opinion ~ b cham IN th6 vh1ioaS AZ.
part iiStnnt6 Viii uni III tend % IMPROVE
city sdmini1tsataon. 'ThstO Was nttll
lemszlnblsa IN / iths snayoe'a testimony
and O. only CA acosAop dia ha dnd y
|rnecs1eaxy To- masks N outbreak. Ihll
kwes when, ~ Wss qt ionsd ~ Coun'
III Mos s. regard @ the sFumne oou.
seeding 'soas. named Van Wyek, /" With
noGlroofns Nlttt .t'tt54Tst5iin, ~ 5;{%E'3
.sy+t<F The 1Gaysr WIS., Angry s64 BE.
ia:Ths mayor declared that Nj. MOI
hid asked this question % On insinuA.
ton. He demanded II there Wa any
evidence to prove such IN indnuation
that it b presented before the commit
to. He denied emphsticslly that ha
Vas convicted with any poolroosns On
Illegal business whatsoever. 4ayol
Van Wyck said hs never consulted with
alnyop, regarding the appointments h
hid made and he himse.f w. tho most
powerful factor in the city ADMINISTERS
tion; that he was guided absolutely BY
his own affairs and not by those d Mr.
Croker or anyone else. Il III ,lsFa&|
Police Commissioners Sexton, and
York and e4-C Chief NoCullsgh were tn
other witnesses. -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-05-19
sHERIFF's SALE UNDER JUDGMENT
- Y %1L ANDsDECREE.S -
sE56 6gsr 9f 81 HnssoM xkfsSIEA. IS.
=! District Court. Seventh Judicial District
Thomas Cromwell. - - 800
5ts&8 Plaintiff. ~. - a.@t,&..,:
Michael schlicting and -&Tt.s'.&A5

Notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue Of Judgment and decree en-
tered ts tn the aboye entitled action on the
1Ssn 9ey OF April. !eee, q certified copy Of
which haob been delivered to me direcfin0
the saie OF the premises heTeinafter dc.
sSn.oso % satisfy the amount found and
ad1udged due eaid plaintiff in the abOve
entitled seton from, said defendant, /, the
VII eel at public auction, to the Highest
otiqaer Tor cash; on Tuesday, the 9Th day
at the north front door Of the court house
~ the city Of Little Falls, In the eeid
county and state the premises and real
d d:tsts dt &c In said Judgment and
All that tract or parcel of;land living and
being Ia the county Of Morrison and state
~ 9s,. Naqne1ota. descrtbed 40 follows, to.Wit:
Inc northwest quarter (nwkl Of the
nnorthesst quarter (ne1O Of section thirty
eight lael. north Of range Thirty Co) west.
Dated April 10Th. 1872. -.ss.-..s.,>. -, ~
wpro ,, ~, Sheriff Morrison Co., Minn.
srM Platntiff's Attorney, ENj% T.
Jul Globe Building, Minneapolis.
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Excursion TO Buffalo

leaving Chicago via Nickel Plate Road
June 18th and 18th. Tickets good to re.
turn TO and including June 18th. lsoo. Of
one faf0 for the round trip. The dining
car service 10 unsurpassed. City ticket
once, Il: Adams St. ch.csgs.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Ts'si
DEPARr111NT or THE INTERI0R. III
Land Omce at 81. Cloud, MIMI. April -
lN00. F]E s5' &FitES az Nt'i& fGFE7f3'S va. {
ing-noned settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof In? support
Of his claim, and that eald proof vii BE
trict court, 1t Little Fails. Mimi, on June
nth, 1892 viz: John 6kocheuske, III s.
No. 1od7, Tor the NJ Of sex. soct3oh u,
Ne names the foiiowins witnesses TO
prove HE continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of. said land. ys,
John Harnnachinski,- Theodore Brick
Piers, Minnesota. = 49,. !, q, !, ~,
'"S''~ l.;ss.a...5. 49,, 49, r'% Register.
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*}l Cesssstiout Expsrisnsss : shsek. ( 4 I:
& HARTponD, Conn, Nay II. Hartford
and other places along the Connecticut
river experienced q slight earthquake
shock about 6:1t pm. Residences In
the elevated portions Of the city Woo
Hpesceptibly shaken. 4. S%,