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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16
SPANISH WAR CLAIMS.
President VIII submit Some to tho Com
~ ;%1r. ing Congress-.

- IL ~
President VIII submit Some to tho Com
~ ;r ing Congress-. '>
NV WASHINGTON, Nov. lathe presi.
dent will submit to congress at the ap.
proaching session the claims for indem-
MITIGATION and for other substantial
reoompense of the British cable corpor-
alton which suffered az result Of the
American|operations in the Philippines.
The corporation claims damages for the
interruption Of their cable business BY
the American forces The claims were
reduced to 8 very low figure but were
The Eastern Exten ton
claim claims that it has q franchise
from tho Spanish government, obtained
before the war, granting it monopoly
Of cable business throughout the Phil.
ippines. Another set of claims which
will be referred to congress are those
arising from the detention and isola.
ton Of japanese subjects in connec.
ton with the bubonic plague last sum.
mer in San Franoisco and the claims Of
Japanese citizsns for damages sus-
tanned through the action Of tho Ha-
Waiian authorities. 2
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16
VDl !,
Director Merriar, Will Have
Figures Ready "a Submit
.55ss5. .5s5 to Congress. % .s.@ N
Reapportio nm ent of Congress
Will Be On the Basis Of
VI n. ESQ, 600. a.. .s5s
.iNCRE Sc Or is MEMBERS N / \ {: I' !.
INCREASE Of 10 MEMBERS :j|Il| I: ; ).
Maine, Virginia, Kansas and
Nebraska the Only States ~
& q G5 u That Lose. MI
Any Ratio Smaller Than 200
e. 600 Would Save Their
4 u Il Representation. :

4 WASHINGTON. Nov. IA. Director of
the Census Merriam has informed the
president that the figures Of the popu.
lation Of tho United States will be at
the disposal Of congress when it is
ready to take action on q reapportion-
,ment bill. The reapportionment fol-
lowing the count Of the Twelfth census
will become operative by law in 1903.
~ Starting with d ratio of ~ to every
$4,000 inhabitants there were is repre-
,sentatives in the First congress. The
Eleventh census in 1890 gave popula.
ton OF 81, 622, $50, or an increase Of
Ia, 500, 900. The ratio was 1913, 30l peo-
pie to each representative and the house
Numbered sos members. Tho ratio
under the new census probably will
reach $50, 900. With an increase of
1925, 484 shown by the present census
and letting majority fractions Of the
superintendent count for an additional
member, az has been the custom, this
would make an increase Of IL members
in the next house. Reapportionment
on this basis would cause only four
states to lose representatives. They are
Maine and Virginia in the East and
Kansas and Nebraska in the West.
The states named would lose q mem.
Der each. Any ratio smaller than 200.-
OOO which would save them their repre-
sentation would cause considerable
addition to the membership Of the
house. Vs.. y.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16
TAKING THE REINS.

Louisville, KY is talked of as grand
circuit member for 1901. %'E'r TX S@.>
AdbeIl, 1923, still the ,yearling cham
pion, is sire Of standard speed. ,,-a, 45>}
Dorothy Redmond, 2:22M, at Grand
Rapids, is new trotter for Director. i,
Connor's 2:0S14 is the fastest mile on
record by an 11-year-oli harness horse.
Eight of the get Of Norval, 2:14;al4. have
reduced their records this year, one en-
tering the 2:1O list. ,....i :, ~ s!
Bonnie Direct, Hetty q and Anaconda
won total Of $13, 725 for james Butles
in the grand circuit. t~ :,
Hobo, 2:21A, at Seward, Neb., is the
third PAGER for Charles Caffrey and his
only 1900 performer. -.
Hawthorne ~, 2:25A, by Jay Bird.
won the Kentucky stock farm futurity O.;
$1,000 at Terre Haute.
Alcantara has six new performers and
eight that have reduced their records,
two entering the 2:10 list.
Alix lowered the worlds trotting rec
ord made at Terre Haute, and this honor
was taken from her by The Abbot on the
same track. 49,; -.s.s.., r. 81
Miss Shaw, who reduced her record
from 2:27h to 2:21h at Baltimore, is the
only trotter by Direct that has won G
race this season. ~ ~
. Over Is horses have died lately in
Broad Greek Neck, near St. Michael's
Md. from a peculiar disease said to re
semble cerebro spinal meningitis, ,ese.s !
& Direct. Nutwood Wilkes, and Constan
time each has four, new 2:2O performers.
with an average speed OF PAS 13-1OOS
play and 2:16 64-1O0 respectively. 49,
: Grattan Boy, 2:0S, was second to Ores
ceus at Columbus, where the hitter tro'
ted the fast three heats on record by Il
stallion. T. vas also second to Lord
Derby at \ " York, where he trotte,!
the fastest three heats on record by o
gelding. -%;-~... , ~. -. -. d., 30.
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LIVELY islx, n lou NDa.
lGcsovern Gsta the & Dss,aion Ovsrs nFseA

lGoHovsrn GssA tie 4 Dac,aior S1vsrs llrssA
h. 5,81s Sf NJ CsstsaH0. al
ID CHICAGO. Nov. IA. ~ Kid Broad o1
Cleveland stayed SIX rounds with Terry
McG Govern at Tattersall y and althoughss
NJ Govern lad the q sht we'll Iii, hand
at most stages bio never had an appo.;
nent who came back mt him more
stoutly and who gave him a much iin|
the same time AZ did the little stockyI
fellow who faced him during the even.
ting. Broad fought q wonderful fight
mixing il freely with MoG Govern q all
stages and scoring two clean kuock,'
downs. a third time he landed . lefs
on McG Govern. sending him nearly
down. Broad kept his feet through ou
the fight except il the first round, when
he was knocked down, and in the sixth
when he. went down Of his own ac-s
cord to rest. He could not have fought
another round, however. and was com.
plstely sm0thered BY the storm II Oh
blows which the champion gained upon
him. MoGovern was gwen the de.
CisiOn. 49,: n.s5a l,,ss., z}bf5yss 4 E55 N&4j
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16
CURTAIN RAlSERS.

Dorothy Morton is in vaudeville.
Twenty theaters will offer attraction
to the people Of Chicago this winter.
Leoncavello will make an opera Of ga
a." and Emma Calve is to play the title
role. in it..
Stanley J. Weyman's novel Sophia"
has been dramatized by Abbey Sage
Richardson. $40, IT, ',.'
4 calf, lamb and brood Of tiny chick
ems are among the properties" used in
''The Dairy Farm
Exactly 1G companies playing "Quo
Vadis" throughout the country appear on
the theatrical roster to date. ...,s
At the Grown theater in London lately
piece was played called ''The Worst
Woman In London" It was followed
by Zone Of the Best" 70 = 1T =, -: 's''. -
Julia Arthi; is said to have in Tprepa-
ration new version of "Hamlet" entire
Is different from that interpreted by
Nine. Sarah Bernhardt. -. f:$s'
Truly Shattuck. is the name of an
American actress. Miss Shattuck's stage
name is a very natural Authorization of
her true name. which is Etrulia. f,;@a,
Manager Keith brought trolley party
all the way from Boston to New York
and entertained them at his New York
theater recently. E :5< s-s>f s5t@ M.
Sunday theaters prevail in all Of the
cities west Of and including Cincinnati.
Regular performances Of plays are given
In these cities, and It IS customary to
open a weeks engagement with q Sun
day matinee. re y. =. - n:
American plays are apparently going to
be the features Of the New York season.
| Kirke La Shelle's Arizona" Jacob
Lifts "Caleb West" and James A.
Herne's Sag Harbor" are all pictorial
Of native folks, native costumes and ma
tive scenes. ~ S%$s4 W. '':::s3 5.s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16

sonal attractions. which are considerable,
and to her histrionic ability, Miss Man
tnering Ia English and was brought to this
country BY Esniei Frohman; as leading
woman Of the New York Lyceum thea
ter stock company. There she met
James r.. Hackett, the leading man of
the same company. Their association
resulted In marriage, and they are noted
on the stage as an ideal pair Of stage
lovers. $ss1(g' y s.s5.ls d. 5.s 5g;4
I This Is Miss Mannering's frst appear l2L,e
ance as star. It is said that on her
last appearance as q: member %of the
stock company at Days. theater, she
was much overcome BY the manifesto
8tions OF. regard which she received, both
before and behind the curtain. AL the
close of one of the acts Of TreIawney
she found in her dressing roomra hand
some present from the. members OF the
company, at the sight Of which she broke
down completely. In speaking Of this
afterward to friend she said, Every
one has been SO kind to me, my four
years have made me 70 many, friends
that now In setting out for myself it
seems like beginning all over again" IA;
Il Miss Manncring was under contract
to Manager Whitney Tor this year. but
he experienced much difficulty in finding
q play which would be suitable for her.
So when Frank Mckee, who was Look
ing for star to take the part Of Janice
Meredith, suggested transfer, Mr., Whit
ney recognized Immediately Miss tanner
1tng's fitness for the part and willingly
consented. ys,,,S H. s[ss
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16
ANN Mn q NM BRITISH, u

Dosrs CostiSus "a Caass Considerable
Il Trouble. XII
LONDON. Nov. l4 - The war ONCE
has received the 1ollowing dispatch
from Lord Roberts: III 55S \, g SIZE SsS VI,
IA Johannesburg, Nov. II. Rumble
Reports skirmishes with small parties Of
Beers ia the Harrismith. Reitz and
Vredo districts recently. The com.
mandoes appear to be acting independ.
entity and with no object except to give
as much annoyance as possible to the
British. Cur casualties in these skir.;
mishes were two killed and seven
wounded. Wa M 81 VA. M
Douglas arrived It Ventersdorp
Nov. II from Zeernst, apturing during
the march a prisoners and q quantity
OF cattle and sheep. Ventsrsdorp,
which has been depot Of supplies for
the Beers, will now be cleared ont.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16
CAPTAIN HART DEAD.

Wa. a Eossd FMtbnss~r Darling the Gu.
S,4f N ~ bAn Rebsllion. ~ e ,%.53 e
PHlLADEIPHIA. Nov. II. - Captain
John D. Hart. Of Cuban tilibustering
fame. died during the day Of apoplexy:
During the year 1905 two of Captain
Hart 8 vessels, tho BERN uda and the
Laurada, made frequent trips to Cuba
with arms and ammunition for the Gu
bans Captain Hart was convicted in
December. 1885, Of participating in a
flibustering expedition and was sen.
fenced to two yeas imprisonment In
February, 1898, the sentence was put
into execution and in June Of the same
year Captain Hart was pardoned by
President Mckinley. y. ...@
Captain Hart was born in, Accomac
county, Va, Al years ago. F..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16
TELEGRAPHIC eREviTiEs.

At Fruit Cave, Fla. Albert Houston
decapitated Donnan Fatio with q knife.
They quarreled about 40 cents. ,sll33
: Appropriate and impressive exercises
marked the laying Of the cornerstone
Of the new state normal school at Co.
dar Falls, Ia ~ Mi Ii
Thirteen persons were killed and 19
others injured seriously in a fire damp
explosion in the Pluto coal mine .at
Wiosa, near Brux, Germany. I.
Hampton jackson. a colored deputy
sheriff, who was shot In the election
riot in Denver, is dead. This is the
third death resulting from the riot.
. Patrick J. Fitzgerald, once champion
6.day walker Of the world and still
holder Of the l00.hour go-as-you. please
record, is dead at his home in Long
Island City. 49, ~ :. IN
All unassigned recruits now at San
Francisco belonging to organizations
serving in the Philippines or China.
will be held in readiness to sail on the
Sheridan on Nov. IL. T. y,-tf -. .; &. ..,.:,{
Lieutenant Colonel Russell B. Har.
rison, inspector general, U. s. ", has
been honorably discharged from the
service of the United States, his service
being no longer required. rs
F. w. Vaille. director general Of
posts of the Philippines, in his annual
report to the postmaster general shows
. surplus Of @l9.628 to the credit of the
Philippine postal service.
(. A bent piston rod caused the return
OF the monitor Monterey to Hong Kong
soon after she had started for Canton.
The damage is slight, according to the
reports to the navy department.. #
Mr.. Joseph H., Choate, the United
States ambassador to Great Britain.
delivered the inaugural lecture tat the
Philosophical Institute of Edinburg,
taking a. his theme, 1.-THE Career and
Character ofAbraham LINCOLN e =.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16
From a recent photo.
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MISS CHRISTINE BRADLEY.


Aalthough feeling ran high she won the
honor Of breaking the immortal bottle of
champagne over the bow Of the iron mon
Ster. @..<<-: ~ p. -.
This is the story Of the dispute which
made Miss Bradley famous as it has gone
into the, annals of Kentucky society:
While Miss Christine was a mere school,
girl attending a young ladies' boarding
school in Washington the battieship was
being built. and, at dinner given ut the
Shoreham, Hilary Herbert, then secretary
Of the navy, asked that some Of the guests
should suggest name. Miss Harriet
Richardson, \ society belle charmingly
prcsty and vivacious. Immediately urged
that it should be named Kentucky. The
name was accepted, and Secretary Her.
bert returned the courtesy by asking
Miss Richardson to christen the ship.
Tkc.c was great applause among the
ccE!: pany as Miss Richardson langtingly
accepted. hut she announced that instead
OF using the customary bottle of cham
payne she would break over the bow a
more appropriate mixture-a decanter of
the finest Kentucky whisky. Enthusiasm
ran high rs the party broke up. After
ward the temperance societies heard Of it
and sent numerous letters Of renon.
STRANGE both to Miss Richardson and to
Secretary Herbert. I'd: 49,. ~
However that might have turned ont,
delays occurred, and the, ship was not
finished during Secretary Hcrbert's term
Of administration His successor. Sccrc-
tary Lony. gave Governor Bradley Of
Kentucky the right to name the young
lody who should christen the ship. Urg-
I'd on, BY the temperance people and his
friends all over. the state, he chose. his
laughter Christine. thereby causing dead
Is dissension To- spring up. The affair
was even carried to Washington. w!lrr,,
It was decided iii favor of Miss Christine,
who was pretty girl not quite Is at the
line ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16
TYPICAL souTHE RNl BELLE {: I Y.

Miss ChPistins n BRADLEY and tie q n
Event That dade Her Fala ous ~.
There il no doubt that southern wom-
en- deserve their reputation for personal;
charms. They add to the vivacity OF the!
French girl the simplicity and candor OF
d child, and with their soft, low voices
ant artless little ways they quite wind las
themselves around the hearts lot men. ~
true type Of a southern belle IS Miss
Christine Bradley, daughter of the Tor
mer governor Of Kentucky At the very;
dawn of her entrance into society she was
heralded as beauty. She was the cause
of the famous dispute concerning the
naming Of the battleship Kentucky. and.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16
FRANCHISE HAS EXPIRED.

Suit ut >Dss 1toinss to Gust . Telephone
Company. - d.
Dies MONIES, Nov. l4.-Suit has been
begun by. +. NJ. Hubbell and O. E.
Campbell to Dust the Iowa (Bell) Tel
ephone company from the streets Of
Des Moines ON the ground that its
franchise has expired and the wires and
poles cucumber. streets II to the detri-
tment Of owners Of property. The COM
.pany will resist on the ground that the
city council has repeatedly recognized
its existence since the franchise ex-
pred and also ON the ground of vested
rights. having moro than 800, 900 in.
vested in ito plants. ~ sSst< .i r. y, r.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16
Sioux City Live STOCK.

Sioux City Live Stock.
E..-. SIOUX C1rY, Ia, Nov. IS.
4 CATTLE-Market slow and weak.
Sales ranged at 445O@6 81 for besves:
t1.5o@5.75 for cows bulls and mixed,
tS.a5Q4O for stockers and feeders, $500
@A.00 for calves and yearlings. "a 49,
i HOGS-Market loo lower. Range OF
prices, 81. 6O@475. .s}..-,. ,..-...,
+ Receipts: Cattle q, 40O. hogs 1900.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16
ATTACKED PARIS IS, 4. TREATY.
Violent speech In the spanish-Americsn
=%> E5J% q ( ConRr sas it a7S% tS q,

Violent speech In the Spanish American
u Congrsas. n, # g. WY s'ft5 @.''g
MADRID. Nov. n. During the pro.
ceedings Of the Spanish. American con-
gress during the day and while the re.
port Of the committee on arbitration
was under confederation, Condo de
LuQu. professor Of international law in
the University Of Madrid, delivered a
violent speech against the, Spanish
american treaty Ct Paris, declaring
that people ought TO protest against
the feudalism that exists now in ques.
tions Of international order. . '*2~''
s Senior Grsisard, former minister of
foreign affairs, qualified this doctrine az
dam ''$ s5ss5 .,sS,f 4. 9s =,
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MEDICAL.

,T NJ. ROBE Rgs, Physician and Sur.
~ geon. n. .: Philadefphial Pa. T.. r.
g. London, England. specialty, nose,
RHODES BIOCK, LTTTIK:EAL1s MINI,
Residence at Hotel Buchanan. -" : 4.
ONCE hours 9 to II a. M, 2 TOD and.7 to q
il %s = IsSt III = - r = ~ \ ~
nR. N. w. CHANCE Physician and a., =
Reon. Office in Rhodes.Tann
block. Residence Come Broaowav,a a !.
Eigh> Street East - -. = = -
b TelenhonA &. cofs,, ar<,o,, Z ..,,.y, ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16

&y& Twenty.fopF Bodies Recovered.
~ YARMOUTH, N. S., Nov. IA Twenty.
four bodies Of victims Of the City Of
Monticello disaster have been recovered,
The bodies Of ~ other persons are still
missing. '".s fs<> !! =. %sS =. ID
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16
One BODY i Ren !.

POPLAR BLUFF, Mo-, Nov. IA
partial search OF the ruins Of the burned
Clifford House has been made. One un.s
identified body was recovered. The
debris 10 still burning and has retarded
the work Of the searchers. 1t is now.
considered certain that Ave more bodies.
lie buried beneath the. ruins. 925 ts}'
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16
! STAGE LOVERS

Domestic and Professional Success
OF Mary MaaSerlne and Hackett.
Mary Mannering, now appearing in
the title role of Janice Meredith is
one Of the most celebrated of our younger
actresses. Her rise< to fame has been
rapid and is due both ! to her per.
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Ten Peraoaa Injured.

s KALAMAZOO, Mich, Nov. IA. Ten
people were injured in collision be-,
tween i north bound Lake Shore passen.
ger train and an extra freight train
which met head.on three miles south.
OF this city. J NJ N
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16
LATE MARKET REPORT.
y u = 49, {, ~ r.
nuluIh Grain.

@f- ~ }. Dulurh Grain. Ii; @.s Il
DILUTE. Nov -. !.
WHEAT-Cash No. l hard 7s3<c, No.
! Northern 1870, No. . Northern 7sKo,
No. y spring 66ko. December No i
Northern 751to, May 100. q
ELAK-To arrive $1.79. cash Sl.79
November $l.7a December el.743i, May
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4 ,DliRaaPd In Illinois.

n epA1NaF1RLD, Ills, Nov. IA bliz.
sard struck this city during the day
and at II o'clock p. m. the thermometer
registered IS degrees, against 50 at
noon. {$ g2. # = IN tsS. 4 tN@.i% ~ i 81.
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Bra FL rs
ID.
REGU TON

gives nature the mild assistance
q needed for the regulaticn on the
menses. II IS Of wonderful aid 10 \
i the girl just entering womanhood,
2 to the wife, and TO the woman ap-
> preaching or going through the turn
d Of life. Women who suffer from
any unnatural drain, any bearing
= down pains in the lower abdomeii,s
8 falling or displac cement Of the /
womb, can quickly cure their troub-
les at home, completely away from
g the eyes Of q physician. "A few
3 doses taken each month will regn-
3 late the nenses perfectly.
p @ Large battles scld BY druggists sr ~. !
D ne Srsdfisld Eesusster Company, Atlantis. e..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16
Minneapolis Wheat.

MINNRAPoL1s, Nov. 49,
WHEAT-In 'stort-Oash 76@7oIo,
December 74Ho, May, 77h@77]<o.
On Traok-No. hard rho, NO. i.
Northern 76>io. No. = Northern 7s>t@
78Nc. 3" '=1 80 =
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16
Cards.
ERANK w. LYON, A torney at Law
l. Omce In Court House, Little Falls.

NJ RICHARDSON, Attorney and co,u1n.
IN. sellor at Law. Agent for the Amer
tcan Agency, Collecting Co Buys and
sells real estate and loans money on the
same. Also has large lot of choice land
and town lote for sale. Office IN Court
House. Lit tie Falls, MINI - f7:111. a ssc1I ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16
Chicago Grain and Prov1sion,.

4 VA. -, -; 2e *$$ CHICAGO, Nov. Is.
DE- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7a3f07sko, De-
cember 7sN@ 7Sc, January 7sko. /, II 3 J /
Il RN-Nov ember BOO, December 85N
January s5N @35a<c, May 861 08B1Se. 4
NJ OATS-N oyember, q ~, December
2ahc, May g4c. ,SS55ssy } S.E5 .5s e. :sE5
VI PORK-Nove,nber 40 80, January
I'll AK, Mar I'll o5. III y MN 3.tr Il # w..
81 FLAX Cash Northwestern, Sis
Southwestern 81. 81, M November el.77,
December 3l.77, May q. 90 Az -.s5 g{yess1;5
q BUTTER Creameries l5024c dairy
Ign disc 1. H .,55{jsssss NJ n &
POULTRY Dressed turksys loc,
chickens ~ @9c. m NJ n 5@s 81 J,
EGGS-- Fresh, $50. ss3 ri S .ij:ss3 y r 5$%
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St. Paul Union stock Yards,

"a st. Paul Union Stock Yards.
SOUTH ST. PAUL, Nov. IS.
HOGS-Market opened So lower and
closed steady at the decline. Range
Of prices e4.8504.75. s<.sSE ~'S'G@ Vel"
0ATTLE-Market active at steady
prices. ;,'''i ~ 49," ~ ~. -
Sales ranged at s4.65@5.a IS Tor good to
choice butcher steers, eSbv@4.00 for
butcher cows and heiiers, o. oo@6.uo for
good to choice veals, eB.75@4.0O for
calves. @ as-gc%. 49, ~
6HEEP-Market active Lambs dull
and weak, 100 lower Z + $780, - -&g
B. Sales ranged at sA.60@5.00 for choice
lambs, -. 5O@8, 80 for choice wethers.a /.
Receipts: Cattle 1900. calves 500, hogs
1000, sheep 200. :#1 .7%@ :
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a. n. a; E0RTInR, N. D., cM. ~.Gradu
Canada. SUR on to st. GabrieTs Hospitai
ONCE hours 8 to 10 a. M, and to nm.
once at residence corner Of First street
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. Chicago Union stock Yards.

- .8 Chicago Union Stock Yards.
= r. RAJ y.z:5 or CHIC AGO, Nov. IL.
T@ CATTLE-Markets slow. t%i1 f:' ~
Sales ranged at a. 100000 for good to
prime steers, $4,000. ~ for poor to mo-
dunn, S2.5OQb4. 40 for stockers and feed.
ers, q. oo@4 Is for cows, and heifers,
5000. 90 for Texas fed steers Y
HOG6-Market 10c lower. ~. l..l.g& 49,, 81
7 Sales ranged at 81. e5@6.0b for mixed
and Y butchers, s4.8O@5.Ob for rood to
choice heavy, ~. Us "a. Is TOR rough heavy.
o.. 65@5.0O for light. Bulk OF sales "a. so
Q4.05. NJ l3@5. !. = : Z. y IA +, g.
Y SHEEP-Narket steady to weak.
$3. Sales ranged az So f5t144 40 for shsep,
S42o05. 10 for lambs e: = s&z Il n 81 Il
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-16

DR. M1LLsPAUGH,P Physician and .suz
n ~ geon: Gace IL Flynn,s aew bloch
Residence corner Third street and Thiro
avenue q utheast. Telephones residence