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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-05
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Il
There ID aSgood deal o. wood be
Ing loaded on the cars, by parties
living In tho country. " s.
This II Is good winter for the doc
tor. who can reap b rich harvest.
'Eyeryb = sick with colds q the
|gripe: Il.
There was some personal property
changed hands last week in the way
OF trading. III. Carlson traded Tor q
team and buggy. ss.s 553. .ls3 IS
n Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson and
Mr.. McRye, Of Randall, were the
guests 81 Mr.. and Mrs. p. Brophy
last Sunday. They also called.on n.
Carlson and played some good
games and had a good deal Of fun
while playing. All right, come again.
p. Brophy has some trouble on
his SECTION on account Of frost to
keep the track III good shape.
Mr.. Bice and Mi. Chattins were on
the sick list last week. .ss.
New Year passed OH very quiet
and all enjoyed it very much. :.
HI Carlson mas been busy during
the holiday season in supplying the
wants Of his customers. He hassold
= large amount OF goods. ~. -. :,
The tie inspector was in Gushing
this week for the purpose Of inspect.
ing ties. He willgoto Randallfrom
here. ..> , I q. .5s m .l II. .5 !
A dance was given at a. Canton'a
New Years night. There were not
many present, but all had a. good
time Mr.. Canton g IL the place to go
for fun and plenty oft. ~: ;. s.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-05

The receipts of the govern
sment were S21, 600, 900 more than
the expenses during the past
six months. And this is while
the great military machine is
being fully employed! It is not
surprising that the Popocrat
papers are doing less talking
about the ebt,creating effects
sof '.imperial ism. Z II = few
months more all the island pos
sessions will be fully pacitied,
and then the Republican admin
5istration will do some national
debt paying that will again as
gtonish the world.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-05
WIN Test BaklaE Powder Is,. Il.

u. WIN Test Baklng Powder Lev. \. s,S !.
u 81. PAUL, Jan. z-As the result Of 8
conference held between State Dairy
Inspector Glover and County Attorney
Bigelow Of st. Paul, papers have been
served in suit to test the power. Of the
state to compel the Price Baking Pow-E;
der company to print the forlnula oil
the powder on the outside Of the can.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-05
..$wanvillt Items. {.
Happy New Year to all. X

Happy New Year to all. \ :,
! Fl. NJ. Koernig expects to start
grinding grain on Thursday in his
new -four mill. e*
Mrs. Pauline Rhoda and Mrs. VIII
Buelow were Little Falls. visitors on
Monday. ~' ...~. -,....,
Gilbert Hollenbeck returned home
on Friday after a visit with relatives
at Royalton. ~
Fred Wightman, OF ST. Cloud, was
q Swanville visitor the first of the
week. ~ - 49, q, T..
"A number OF people from this vii
lage will 60 to Long Prairie on
Thursday to hear the trial of Hessel-
grave, for the murder OF his wife.
SSC.,C Stith and John Hurley, who
,h&ve been visiting relatives here, LETT
o. Tuead n Howard Lake;
Wright count After . visit there.
Mr.. q. win return to his home in
West Virginia. ~. .&:tI< + =
II E. H. Cox returned to Carleton
college at Mortified after spending
the holidays with relatives here.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs John Cham
.bers on Sunday, Dec. 81, a daughter.
7
8 Born to- DR.. and Mrs. H. s., CORR
gan on Monday, Jan. l, a daughter.
fl Born to- Mr.. and Mrs. John Locke
on Saturday, Dec. 80, a son. ):
3 Miss Mary Lynch, who has been
visiting. her aunt, Mrs. A B. Laird
for. some time, returned on Wednes-
day to her home at Coils, Mimi. IS
j George Hollenbeck was an Elm
Dale visitor on Wednesday,. :
H. Roller, Of St. Paul. a travelling
isaleman, was q Swanville visitor on
Wednesday,. h.. :. 40. ,>s'..z$. =.
A;dance will be given on Jan. 8 in
Sullivan's hall. The proceeds will
he presented to Henry Barber, as he
has hosts Of friends In this vicinity
who are ready and willing to aid
him In time Of misfortune. .s5ss> "a @;;s
a AT the business meeting In the
Congregational church on Thursday
evening the following officers were
elected: Thomas Adams 1st deacon,
T.. Anderson End deacon, Nathaniel
Hall 3rd deacon; Thomas Adams,
B. B. Cox and Mrs. e. a. Flood,
trustees; e. Anderson, treasurer;
Mrs. Anna Vincent, Mrs. Hcc tor Nc
Lean and Robert Petts, finance
committee; Mrs. E. A. Flood, clerk.
Mr.. Thompson, the horse dealer,
and Frank Eldred, Jr., made a bust
ness trip to Cushing On Friday. z
VIM McGregor, a horse dealer 81
Melrose, was transacting business
here on Friday and Saturday. He
went to Little Falls to visit over
Sunday. n IL -. 81 s. \. -. =.
Fred Stoll and Mrs. A. Earns were
Little Falls visitors over Sunday.
Mrs. Linzy Cyrus and son vi tied
with relatives at Little Falls last
week. UT !, -,@1. t55
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-05
MINOR ITEMS OF INTEREST

The Marietta has arrived at Manila.
NJ. Max Nordau'a mother 10 dead
She was nearly 81 years old. .s.
Ex-Governor w. O. Bradley will b.
the Republican nominee for senator,
from Kentucky. "a. I'd :s,s5St..
Three thousand miners have struck
for an advance Of wages in the Styrias
district, Austria. HUB SS,
Madison has been chosen % the placs'
and Aug. ~ a. the time for holding the
Wisconsin state Prohibition convsntion.i
81 The. Peoples bank Of Wabasha,ii
MINI, organized IN 1885 with : capital
of t5O. QO0, has bssn closed By tho bank
examiner. 2aSif.8f
I. The New York Legislature q II sss--|I
sion. In his annual message Governor
Roosevelt discusses trusts at consider.
able length. .IssS z.=a.5s
Frank Schnadthorst, who from 1855
to 1882 was the. chief organiser and adj:
wiser of the. Liberal party Of Great
Britain, is dead in his S7th year.
Governor McLaurin, in his message
to the Mississippi Legislature, recom-
mended the adoption Of laws to prevsnt
the teaching Of Mormonism in that
state. .., 5%a.S- r ss q %&S b
senptor Allen of Nebraska in An In.
tsrview authorized An absolute denial
Of reports that he would be the candle
date for the presidency OF part Of the
fusion forces. =. r. ...ss Nh n sS-
T Minnie seligmann Cutting, the we'll
known actress, has fled suit in the cir.
emit court, st. Louis, for divorce from
her husband, Robert Cutting, : NONE
ber of Now York's 400 :szs-y: &. 4 53},
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-05
'Bssr syuap 80 his.rst u sv ii

nssr synpathissrs s vistoria. TTsSs,
vIcroR1A. B. c.. Jan. n General In
dienation il aroused hsrs among the
loyal subjects Of Great Britain 81 the
expressed determinations Of Boer SYM
pathiEers living in the suburb Of West
Victoria to extend financial aid to tho
Transvaal republic. "A meeting was
hold New Years night. a considers
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-05
Made Young Again.

V One Of DR.. Kings New Lie Pills
each night for two weeks has put
Inc in my teens again writes .. 1T.
Turner OF Dempseytown, .&5s Pa.
They're the best in the world for
liver.%stomacha and bowels. purely
vegetable. Never grippe. Only 25c
at =. d. Browns drug store.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-05

St, Cloud Journal Press;
While the ground in Northern
Minnesota is brown and bare
Georgia is covered with six
inches Of snow. Remarks as to
the location of the banana belt
are III order.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-05
Range
HH#H.WFrt
St. Pau, Union stocS Yards.

e r.: st. Paul Union Stoot Yards. S52ia
- u - SorTH Sr. PAUL, Jan. 8.
HOGS-Market barely steady. Range
of prices, $1OO@4.s5. hi "a: s.8 q yi SIX h 81
+ CATTLE-M Market steady. Good
mand for butcher cattle 5S$- 8s5
2 Sales ranged At %. 80 400 for stockers:
2.76@3a IS for COWS; 1875 for heifers:
e5 75@60Ofor calves $lO0@85O for bulls;s
II IS for steers RI III 5 4 II. @ 0 81.
e. SHEEP Market in good demand for
sheep. Steady. ss $5S3
& Sales ranged at $3.50 for lambs; g.
for sheep. .ess s. 5sss vi IL. /.
II Chicago Grain and Provisions. Z
CHICAGO, Jan. 8.
WHEAT-,January, ee1So; May, eszse;
July, 7ossc. & /, Isl. .s
/ CoRN-Janusry, 3ossc; May ss1t0
sS14s July, $40. s.
T OATS-January, s2c; May. 23z<c.
+ PORK - January, .1u Ss11SS; May,
$1U.55.% $3.50 sSY y. stS.$ ls #5f:Zft "A
4 FLAX-Cash, Northwestern, Sl.48:
Southwestern, II. 4S; May, pl.46z.
POULIRY-Dressed chickens 1880:
turkeys. 9NDy14c. 1s35 s4
BUTTER -creamer,es, l7@sso; dairy,
l70c2sc.
EGGS Fresh, NO.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-05
olARilD fIRI ! ocEflDllfllscs
Huuzsrsa clair = !, ga \ y IN cqle a
Allows 4 |. q o g T !, !
5g55t action. q

\ The following are the transActiOt
of the board Of county con mission.
ers since our, last report: IN
Aug. Frux, asking to be set oai
from school district No. 60 and mr.
tached to school district No. 81. assa
Joseph Dentteldt asking to bel IT
OF from school district No. 10 As
attached to district No. "a.
The petition d John Knudson anr
others asking for q county road Ia
town @of Rail Prairie, was CRANES =
by the board. ..5 ~. ];
The application ar II. Landau III
correction OF assessment and abat
ment OF taxes ON lots As. 6, andS4
block 81, Thayer's addition to Lie
tie Falls, for year 1888 was accepteH
by the board.
Board adjourned to p. m. !,
Roard met pursuant, 10 adionr,s
ment1at O'Clock wednesday Ian :Ian..s 7.
!. The application OF Kerich & Moeas
lein for correction OF assessment and
abatement Of their personal proper;
ty tax In the city Of Little Falls wal
granted by the board and recon-:
mended to the state auditor for aIs
prevail. 4. s. s.'i !: s s5.sss ] ]
= neealn y ass ahes,u ~ sno 80 II
e'e'ons - aug. Sonnsol anu o.l.o1
fssk,ns ior gu = it'ylns ouc y. . eoun.!
road IN towns OF ripley, Platte ana
Pulaski. + ,,,szs Z -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-05

Some Chicago papers express regret
that policemen of that city are not
good 1narksmeD. One Of them shot at
a man in a bunch or 1000 people the
other day, but couldn't even hit the
crowd. isssy ..s5. 55.5
Victories are nice things to have. but
It would appear that ,he British can't
stand very many more like some OF
those they iiave been enjoying.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-05
Sioux City Live Stock.
.. ~ +, Sioux CITY, Jan. q.

Y CATTLE-Marke steady ;55
Sales ranged at ~ 6005. 30 for bseves;4
$a.OO@3.75 for COWS. bulls and mixed (
81 5O@4.25 for stookers and feeders; $50
@46O for calves and yearlipgs.
HOGS-Market 90 lower. Range
OF prices. 81. 1891 30. III y; lr$ ,5
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-05

.partmsnt was held In the assembly
room u the city han Wednesday pur-
q call issued by Chief En-
der. After calling theslneeting to or.
der Chief Einder, IL chairman Of the
committees on arrangements for, the
Firemen's annual ball, read the ~
port OF the committee. The total
receipts for tickets sold, and cloak
room rentals was $i76.5O. The dis
bursements Tor music, hall rent, ETC.,
were 1866, leaving the sum Of
$40 5'as the net results Of the ball.
A statement from the treasurer
showing . balance on hand Of $50,
with the rs donation from the Hen
nepin, Paper company, brings the
total amount now In the treasury
up to $2O5.s5. $s & %s. +. b !. n
Upon motion all committees ap.
pointed for the annual ball were dis.
charged and q vote OF thanks for
their services rendered by the de-
partlnent. II .as y. .E,g
\ "A resolution thanking the Henne.
pin Paper company FORTS generous
donation was read and adopted
unanimously. .::5F3 S@
Inquiry brought out the informa-
ton that the present treasurer ot
the fire department was serving
without a bond, contrary to rule
and precedent. A motion was made
and carried that the treasurer he re-
quired to give a bond Of $780,, said
bond to be subject to the approval
OF the chief. ~. t.. =, IL ~ ~.G.> !.
Some members thought it would
be y good idea to change the date 81
the annual election. although the
reason for it was not clearly shown.
A motion was made that the date Of
the firemen's annual election be
changed from May 6, to the first
Monday in April. The motion pre-
vailed. u"
A motion was also made that in
stead OF having annual meetings OF
the fire department., quarterly meet
fngs be held on the first Mondays in
January, April, July and OctobeD
The motion was Carried. -.
Chief Emder suggested to the de-
partlnent the advisability OF .estab-
fishing a reading room for the fire de-
partment In the city hall, II sufficient
aid could be secured from the city
council and citizens. He thou2ht it
advisable to keep as many t1remen
as possible at the city hall, as they
would be handy in case Of fires.
Some who remembered the fate 0i
the nremen's gymnasium objected 10
the reading room idea. However, q
majority thought favorably Of the
proposition and on motion
made and carried Chief Emder was
appointed as q committee of one to
''see" the council to learn If it would
permit the use of a portion OF the as
sembly room. and would furnish
the same, as well as some
tables for the books, papers and
that would be used In
the reading room. ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-05

The Duluth electric light plant
offers to supply street lights cheaper
than the city expert figures the city
cansdO it. 44s Ss.2 =, s.. I.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-05

The application Of IT. Landahl to
purchase Tor taxes, lots a, 5, 81, and
TStof block 81, Thayer's add to Little
Falls, was accepted by the board
and recommended to the. state
auditor for approval; total taxes.
and penalties and interest So, 500. OS
amount bid s. 500. e :s,.s. '7s s,
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VICE PRESIDENTS
CAPTAINS.

a. W. Bottomley. b. Parish ............1i
n. u. Sinclair. b. Parish ................ Z
II. W. Anderson (captain) run out o.. 5
j. CoCkburn, c. Parish; b. Anderson. 3
\. CARVE. b. Parish ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
J. Cation, b. Anderson ................... o
\. Benson, c. CoCkburn; b. Parish .... o
ENtrbS ...... ............ ................ b
-
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Il L. A|HtRIOA AND MISS MAY HART CARRY
UFF CUPS IN SPRING TENNIS TOURNAMENT

n to the
sa,herng of Honolulu
Atberton vvamia winch is these nat,ar -
toN that
Mart The "aerhou would
battle to be
OF practice, In W
had
like Hart
r. G.
wnN wise dtracts victory which was bril-
set
to
ated and
c., hoder,
andes
a
won hers
n elued with
and n
'aSs uouoes Np7
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At the Orpheum.

Tonight commences the last week of
Hogan's engagement. The contract has
been a most satisfactory one from an
artistic point of view, there probably
being few, if any, cOlored comedians
headed by any one besides the eccentric
Hogan who could for so long time not
only bring interested crowds to the Or
pheum, but succeed in ringing so many
comnlete changes week after week. Ho-
nolulu will be sorry to lose Hogan, and
will undoubtedly turn out zen masse"
TO witness the last coon attractions that
will be furnished Honolulu for, in all
probability, good long while. By all
indications the Southwell Opera Com
pany will arrive on the Alameda or at
all events first-class vaudeville COM
bination, the management being deter
mined neither to close the house nor
to furnish anything but The very best
of amusement.
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KAMEHAMEHA Is
WINNER SATURDAY
ihe FINAL Game characterized Bv
Heavy Hitting By Both
Teams.

kamehameha School defeated Oahu
college last Saturday in the final game
TOT the baseball championship. The
game, which at first promised to be ex-
ceptionally one sided, was very close.
the score being "a to %.
kamehameha started out well. scor-
ing twenty-three runs in the first five
innings, while only six men of the buff
and blue crossed the home plate in safe
~. In the seventh innings, however,
the Oahuans took Reuters message and
began to hit him all over the diamond.
Six runs were scored in this innings,
and hye in the next. Lemon now took
Reuters place, but the Oahuans also
knocked him about badly and came
very near winning the game
when the game was finally finished
the score stood "a to %. Had the boys
OF Punahou taken their brace sooner,
they would undoubtedly have saved the
day.
The cheering was emphatic on both
SIDES, though the fewer Oahuans quite
outclassed their many opponents In this
respect The yells were original and
bright, and both teams received proper
support from the side lines.
Plunkett of Kamehameha and Cook,
Berry and Williamson of Oahu each
knocked home runs. Several other long
hits were made
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THEY WANT HoMEsTEADS.
Koolau Settlers Want to Take Up
Homesteads on the Tract.

President Dole and Land Commits
sioner j. F. Brown recently made a trip
to the Koolau side of Oahu to investi-
gate the 1850 acres occupied there by
native settlers under a fifty-year lease.
The lease has but three years more to
run. and the settlers have petition
ed 20 be allowed to surrender the unex-
PRED lease in exchange for the privilege
of settling 1nereon as homesteaders.
The announcement of the President S
coming caused the school children TO
greet him en- masse at Hauula. They
sang patriotic songs and escorted him
about. The President has sent base
ball outfit 20 the boys and a croquet set
To- the girls to commemorate his visit,
and 90 show how well he appreciated
their kindly greetings.
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New Circuit Jud ge.

President Dole has appointed Carl
SmIln Circuit Judge of the Third and
Fourth Districts on Hawaii, to succeed
Judge G. X. Wilder, who resigned on
account of poor health. The new ap-
pointee is we'll known in Honolulu and
has an excellent reputation for knowing
law and possessing good sense.
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Choice selection of LADIES DRESS
ING SACQUES.
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| ...,egerllstIngly at IL brings
-,,,s- before you, reminding
| your eyes need help.
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VICE PRESIDENTS
VERSUS CAPTAINS
Two Scratch Cricket Teams To,s the
Leather on Makiki
Meadow.

on account of tennis tournament tenn
tauons neither teams turned I'D in full
forces for the cricket match between Scot
land and the World on Saturday after
nocn. The match was therefore again
postponed and scratch game between
Captain and Vice President substituted.
An interesting game resulted in a win
for the latter's side by 80 runs.
Piianafs excellent innings of 80 was
the feature OF the game his runs were
obtained by good, steady cricket, the per-
toimance being marred by hardly a
chance. X. Anderson, Blackman, Parish
ana Bottomley all got into double figures.
Parish and Cockburn were the most sue
ccssful bowlers, while the latter PLAYER
ana CARVE distinguished themselves in
the Held. CoCkburn's catch, which dis
posed OF X. Anderson, was a beautiful
right-handed effort at an exceedingly
hard return.
Thfa - ~
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BOWLING ANALYSIS.

CAPTAINS TEAM.
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Joseph II. Richards, father of Theo-
dore Richards of this city, died at Mont
clair, n. j., on May 6. He was bust
ness man of New York C.,y and 60
years of age at the time Oh his death.
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New attractions at the Orpheum to-
night.
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VICE PRESIDENTS TEAM.
Runs. wkts Maids. Av
=. An anderson j z ! s:
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-26
Soroie til SIoo
sfal ben ilpe rnsTits Grpoi,r hi,
no ira YbilaOelpbia. v"

pbilaoelpbiu, 22Oe Gan. n,,,
ben rusiiIte arpbisr goriao fo,fos,,
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fulbt pebnet Og farOig til at I,S,,,
Stag 'trar, bbis bet er nsopsrSs.
Stibets 9spabning, SO Soro,s.
antom bib ibas pg blsp losIet fra en-
Bet 9ldbimir Sapin. 0is5e soror,.
be ferite at upenlanbf Gabritot INV
er m~ootdget | bette 2onb til grr, :;
en- uoenlanoIt Mugt, 6lso bboa,,
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boao bette Orb betbber, nuor S.t u,
Ter neboper Selapars.
Site blot ftal ale &anoner oqrs O,
i'm plaSs, men ale Mo8asiney pd
bore fuloe AZ ammunition. Qmmr,
nitionen er for Siben luorst ! p.
gieringens Wasasiner / Sort WiTir
sfterat De SOrensOe Staters iDsi,r,
Siaabelfe bar tnbbentet til al lam.
IGtte BEN.
8eFutningen at iGtte Stik Fpn
bemdnoet os bepebnst / aommisFpr
iaa tiolis iom muIig Tribes us,
Spipl bet ipenote Sorbolo m,nn
Ruslano og Sapdn, for life at rrpr,
ben forubiagte 9eppssIie Of G,ar,ns
trooper benimob tSerat.
9a 8rpbferer ffdl feiIe til ben Iii.
neiiTfe Station, er bet lite umuliot. Of
8aridg tommer iii at bsItaos / BIN
ferite Denomination, RusIanb oin
afmttf Surpanb.
Sa RusIanb beitiIte goriuu, u,
bet en- 8etinseIie, at ben ftuIOe pan
8erbens burtis'te arpbisr msO tn
5art at % 8nobs / IL sinner pcn
Rap. Msb % &robS Start Tan W.
ridg foa Rssen at Gompania, g..
Gouis eler 8aifer WiItsIm osO Dag,
grp pg Ieg9e benz unber fine aononr
peo Solneoeans. Den amsritann
5laaoes burtisfte Sti6e, GOlumbia
pg minneapolis, gisr % 8nob.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-26
6amle Solf / Rnibe.
gelfDlot for 6oris8 paa at bcbrags
Sanoets STAGGERING.

Siour Gitp. Soma, 21be San. -
Sans Inoreas Der / gpen os bans
Spiter u. Sperien er benpiit til De
Jorenebe Stdters 8ranNiurp, beIfplbt
for Spris9 paa at bebrass De Serene
Be Staters penIionsoepartement. On
breas er 81 aor os bans GsIter 81
Gar samle. Qnorsas er | Real gItate
5orretnins Der og bar engana paro
minbft $4,000. Msn Fan msote
Wfobsdng, og MI er ban meeet fattiq.
Sans Ssiter bar boet 6os BAN /
mango Iar, pg ba ban besDnote at
fsle 5attisoommens 5rpt, bsIuttebe
ban at bi9lpe benbe meb at faa en-
psnIion ipm @nfe eftsr en- 8steran
fra gOrssrtrisen. Som Iaaban pilbs
ban babe bdpt en- splbis 5orbrina mob
Rssisringen, oerium bun lite efter fin
fsrits Wsanbs Dob baooe siftet fla
isien, os benbes anben Wanb, Smut
Gre, lebsr enbnu, uastet bans Spz
holbstsb sr utisnbt.
peniipnstpmmisiar Snes fra
Siour SAILS opbasebe bette. ba gns
issnins ON Ssniion bIep inbaipet, oo
lob Mrs. Sperion arreftere ION ben
esentliss itpIoi9s os bsnoes gror Tom
oeldstig ! en- gambling, fpm be beaae
tnprsmmer at babe bssaoet. men be
foritaar aobenburt life, at be FIR oiort
nosst gait; be er for samle til at for.
itaa oeres Situations bele aloor.