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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-20
SUMMONS.

State of Minnesota to the above named
defendants: ..'
You: and each Of you, are hereby SUM
piaint Of the plaintiff in the above entitled
and is now on file In the office of the clerk
OF IT, a and to
upon the subscriber hereto, at his office,
7&3.5 Lumber Exchange, in the city of Min:
%t1 t~en dass alter
the service of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day Of such service, and
as viii 'a appy ap said
f court fS %a thf , isie ; therein
H.V MERCER,
Attorney Tor plaintiff,
1885 Lumber. Exchange. Minneapolis,
To Maggie Benolkin, Frank Hurlbert.. A.
P. blanchard. J. NJ: Englehorn, Wnl
Hooker & ". H: Manley. pco,partners as
Benz, and Herman L.. Benz, co.partners as
George Benz Sons, Northern Pacific
GALWAY Company; c9rporratiion Morris
ners as Morris & David +. Contain, Nc.
Fadden Mullen Company corporation::
You, and each Of you, are hereby mott t.
brought to foreclose mortgage on lot five
~ In block fifty-two (52) in the town. now
city of Little Falls, according to the plat on
of deeds within and for the county Of Nor
| rison and state of Minnesota; and that no
persona! claim Is made against you In
<'. :" ~ H.v. MERCER,
10, d.. ,,,, Attorney Ter plaintiff a1a;,a
Minnesota. 49,.
district Court, Morrison County, Mimi
SIMON p. BRICK, Clerk.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-20
Found Competent.

He wanted position in a bank. The
manager was satisfied viii. his creden'
tials, but befo.e engaging him put him
through little civil service cross exam
nation. ..t F.: -.
Suppose. now, q man was to come in
here and deposit $50 in rs notes, how
wculd you count the,n?"
I'D wet my fingers and lift UP each
note until %ot 10 the last one" 49,
"Why would you not lift up the last
onc:"
because there might possibly be one
more Under it. and If the depositor were
to seq il he would want it back, but If
the tenth note is not lifted up and there
slsnrld be nn:t:lc- one in the pile, the
bank makes it. dent you see?'
You will do" said the hank manager.
"You have been in the business before.
but didn't suppose you knew that
trick. "-London Tit-Bits.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-20

ORDER FOR HRAR1NG PROOF or
/, WILLS i < ;.p 5e.,::s%g " = ssEg% + /,
STATE OF MrNNEsoTA.l 52s. + f$@.t5
COUNTY OF MORRISON J I :, 4, i, ~, L I
II. !. g. = ~, $. ssf, In Probate Court.
=, i-4..5 ,ss5 Special Term, June 18th, 1900.
In the matter Of Il estate of Ludwig
Schlentz, deceased. -:r$a .t.la ,.,....s. %. Il
Whereas, an instrument in writing, pur.
porting to be the last will and TESTAMENT
of Ludwig Schlentz, deceased, late of said
county, has been delivered to this court;
And whereas, Albert Mielke has filed
Herewith his petition, representing,
et dsd IN sad e eoas sa IN
day Of April, 1897, testate, and that said
petitioner Is one of the executors named
In said last will and testament and pray
lnitted to probate, ana that letters tesla
mentary be to them issued thereon;
It is ordered. that the proofs of said In:
strument, and the said petition. be heard
s eet sonny the sss d gsSe 81 Sse
1900, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, when all
t Rsss tie probate Of said instrun,ent; ~
And it is further thas n1tiee Of
given to all persons interested, by. pub
fishing this order once in each week for
three successive weeks prior to said day OF
hearing, in the Weekly Transcript week
Little Falls in said county.
Dated at Little Falls the 18th day of
BY the Court:
60 n: ' S3:$$ d R;ss:''..
A. GRETHRN,
Attorney. -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-20
SUPPLY WINTER CLOTHING.

Governmsnt Evidsntly Expects Long
! f&E,, T. = Campaigns I'm China. sf " rs
q WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE quarter
masters department. 10 making every
provision for the comfort Of the troops
ordered to the East. IA an indication
Of the steps taken BY that department.
to anticipate the posi- ilities Of the near
future. it Is stated at the war depart
ment that the transport Sumner will
carry, in addition to the regular sup.
ply Of summer clothing for service ii
the 4 Philippines, q a complete winter
clothing outfit for all soldiers now II
China and under orders to proceed 70
that country. This action. may be\ac-
copied a. : clear indication Of the strong
belief of the war departments 4ncdals y
tho rrobGb IBID detant IN IS Ameriosn
troops "a China Tor many months, If
not entirely through the coming
winter. N. s; s !,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-20
, Something, OF n Finsc0.

did you tell her father just what you
thought of hisu?'
eyes. did. confound him"
"What did he sayY
"NVcll, wrote it to him, and made
it mighty hot too"
"What did he answer"
Nothing. IL was so mad that I for
got to put stamp on the letter"
"Oh, we'll, probably they'll take II to
him, and he'll pay the missing POSTAGE!
~ = no they won 4. !" s&;$&
\ "Why ,not?" -,T. ''-' ;. = W.
# Because when saw that IL had
forgotten to put stamp on the letter !
was so provoked at my stupidity that T.
\ tore it up!'-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-20

1--WE have caught you redhanded!" ~
"Well?" replied the genius Of the An
glo-Saxon race superciliously. 49,, ... ! N
Sand red hands are such bad form!'
We sneered, as vehemently MS we were
able f" !'.-. G,. a. &$,% a
1t was evident that this thrust had cut
to the quick. for the genius Of the Anglo
Saxon race WINGED visibly.-Detroit Jour.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-20
HEAVILY EQUIPPED.

tJapansse Forca Prepared to Stay in China
>''S. Two or Three Years.
= LONDON, July 1.-THE Che Foo cor.
respondent Of The Express, telegraph.
ing Tuesday, says: ~ .35..& z.
H% The Japanese force is equipped with
IS heavy mortars and 100 field guns,
and has pontoon and balloon sections
It is expected either Marshal Hodsumi
or Marshal Oyama will take command.
The plan Of campaign coutemplates
operations extending two or three
years. ss& ~. ssf. "a. 3D. d, -.
a further force Of II, 600 men win be
landed at Taku . week hence, and TO-.
600 additional soon aftsrward. Before
the Sreiny season u well advanced
Japan hepss to have 5000 troops in
S7Tb9se formidable preparations arc
,yisMed WITH great disrust ~ Russia,
Germany AMI Franco !. =: ~. -.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-20

I: y: a:ss. MI SUMMONS n; N
sTAT1ELLoFls' MINNESOTA. 3js5, 5:slt3Sss5S
COUNTY OF MORRISON. ! - sss3I53s
s. .Sg WIN 4 District Court, f5'$
v, :, n, Seventh Judicial District,
Theo. =. Koch Land ca /, . \, \ 38%sa$
d S@a IL 4, ls - \ Plaintiff. II
Samuel OAacer, also all others parties IN.
81 known. claiming any right, title, estate,
~ lien or interest In the real estate describ-
aS ed In the complaint herein. Defendants.5
III The state OF Minnesota, to the above
name defendants: M IN Hs3s s. sls \ 4 ma mi
You and each Of you are hereby sam
inoned an required to answer the com.
plaint OF the plaintiff In the above entitled
acttOn.whicll complaint has been filed
with the clerk Of the above named court
at the city of Little Falls, Morrison county
Minnesota, and to serve O copy of your
answer to said complaint on the sub
ecribere at their office No. Sl1 Globe build.
ing. in the city of Minneapolis, Hennepinl
afte the service Aof this summons upon
you, exclusive of the day of such service
and II you fail to answer the said conn
plant within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff In this action will apply to the
court for the relief demanded In the COM;
plant. a. t..4...s. sd ..a>.. H. aSi$
Dated June 7tf1, 1900. ~ $ 49,, ~ &,.1@
r.. WRIGHT MAGICIAN MI Is ss{%s q
III Attorneys for Plaintiff, ,@~
Minneapolis. Minnesota.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-20

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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-20
Plaintiff.

Vi.
ohm A. Benolkin, Maggie Benol-
kin, AlOis Raster, Frank
Hurlbert. A. r. Blanchard. J.
NJ. EnglehOrn. VIM. Hooker
& w. FL. Marley, co.partners
as Hooker &c Manley, George
Herman L. Benz, co-partners
as George Benz e Sons,
Northern Pacific Railway
Company, corporation, Nor
, ris Conhaiu and David 3.
Contain, CO partners as Nor go.
ris d David Is. Conhaim, Nc.
/. Fadden Mullen Com pnny, a. &
corporation, 2$t ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-20
STATE OF MINNESOTA,

STATE OF MINNESOTA, }
COUNTY OF MORRISON.
:, district Court,
Seventh Judicial District.
Frank H. Peterson, as Executor
of the estate of Charles E.
Vanderburgh, deceased.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-20

7. Ii {" TO Pay for Operations IN China.
PANS, July II. The chamber Of dep.
uties' and senate has voted an additional
4, 500, 900 francs for the purpose Of car.
.tying Oh Frances operations; in China.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-03-02
KeIth's New Theatre.

This weeks entertainment at keith's
new theatre 3. one of the strongest Of the
season, headed by the greatest dramatic
act IN vaudeville and containing only
two sets ever before seen here, both Of
which las, season made the biggest kind
Of hits, which they now repeat. Minnie
Seligman, the talented Legitimate ac-
,ress. who probably nov seen Tor the last
time IN vaudeville, presents a fafcicsl
comidetta, In y radise," supported by
strong company Of siE people. and scored
the most pronounced .i The fu-d l. Of
the most hilarious character; and the
acting Of the star il b. faf the finest that
vaudeville here has presented. John r..
Thorne and Grace Carleton are also high
Up among the fun makers, Offering an
eccentric skit, The Intruder" which
keeps the audience in roars and smith
and Fuller. the clever insirumentaliss.
please equally IN their line. Arnold
eraser and La Petite Hazel, two graceful
and attractive children, present their
unique and beautiful speciality. "The
Mysterious Miuo-s." which IL one OF the
prc,iiest things seen here this season and
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-03-02
Going South.

On account of the severe winter and
the prevailing grippe in the Northern and
New England states, there have been a
great many people taking advantage OF
the lJw round trip excursion rates that
are offered by the Merchants aud Miners
Steamship Company. They sell round
trip excursion tickets. good until first OF
June from Boston to Southern Pines aud
return, including meals aud state room
for $3I.7S. There has never been an acct.
dent on the Merchants aud Miners since
its establishment many years ago, and We
would advise all those suffering from cold,
grippe. rheumatism or any trouble of the
air passage, TO 20 down to Southern
Pines aud spend the remaining part Of
the winter; and there IL less fatigue. less
liability of taking cold on the way by
going on the Merchants and Miners than
by an all rail route.
For information as to renting cottages
by those who desire to occupy a suite of
rooms at small cost and do their own
housekeeping, and those who desire To
engage boiel accommodation In advance
write To John Patrick. Chief Industrial
Agent, Seaboard Air Line, Pineblufl,
y. &. For round trip ticket apply to the
Merchants and Miners ticket oili;e in Bos-
ton, or at the Seaboard Air Line office,
goo Washington street. Boston.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-03-02
GRANITENlLLE.

Miss Susie Sherman is detained at
home by illness.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick Of Lafayette was the
guest of Miss Hattie Olney last week.
The schools closed last week Thursday
in honor OF Washington's birthday.
A new bell weighing seven hundred
and fifty pounds was placed in the belfry
of the Graniteville church last Saturday.
Ds ite the rging snowstorm quite a
large number from This place attended the
turkey supper at the Universalist church,
GeorPiavile.
Mr.. Fred Smith and family have begun
moving their goods from this place to the
regret Of their many friends and neigh
bors. They will take up their new resi-
dence in Enfield.
a surprise party was held at the home
Of Mr.. Abner Adams last Saturday night
TO which nearly hundred guests were
present. The evening was spent In dane.
ing, whist playing and a social time. a
fine repast was prepared by Mrs. Adams
to which all did justice.
The Grani,evile Cycle Club did not
hold any meeting last week on account OF
club members attending the entertain.
ment given by 81. Elizabeth Guild at
Railroad Hall. This week large mum
ber were present and considerable bust
ness was transacted in receiving and vot.
ing upon new candidates for membership.
The sixlieth birthday Of Mrs. Andrew
Sweet was duly honored ty large
gathering Of her friends and neighbors
last Friday at her commodious resi-
dence. The presents were many and
beautiful and showed the feeling of es-
TEEN which 1t felt toward her. a fine
program OF music aud recitations was
rendered by different adopts. Alter re-
freshments were served 'he guests amused
themselves bv dancing.
Mr. Corbett, who is working for Mr..
Peter Garde OF this place. caused con-
siderable excitement by story which he
circulated from house 10 house II seems
that in the middle Of the night, he says,
he was awakened by slight noise In his
room; upon becoming fully awakened he
saw a man standing in the centre Of his
room holding a dark lantern. Upon see.
ing that the occupant Of the room was
awake the intended thief quietly went
away. But after further investigating the
story II was found that the intended rob.
berry was 'only a dream
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-03-02

gclc~ Express recently estimated the
total capital Invested In orange grow
ing la this State at SliOou mO. The
industry Is almost wholly confined la
thr seven Southprn-moSt counties of
tie state, Los Angeles Riverside, san
llcruardiuo. Orange. san Diego Santa
Barbara ana Ventura and I'm these the
orange groves comprise IN area of Is.
uOu acres. The number of orange
trees roN m bearing I'm southern Cal.
ifomia iS put at 2.0I2. 100, and the
number ot uou.hcaring trees Is placed
nt l. .221.luu With the same produc.
thcucSs. when the latter come tu
hearing the annual crop viii hc up.
ward of 100 carloads. and ut prices
like those of this season. the Califor.
mans viii sell thcir products for some
thing like $40 900 zoo
The orange harvesting season be-
ginS in early December 1t reaches its
high waiter mark about the middle of
February aud continues until June \
fcW weeks previous to the picking
time the wholesale shippers 20 the
rounds OF the groves Experts some.
times guess within 100 boxes of what
u ten acre grove VIII Weld Some buy.
crs have arrangements from wear To
wear with the growers. while most of
the producers prefer to make new
contracts each season. The agent In.
spc,ts the groves AMI offers 50 much
y hoN cor So much for the fruit ON
trees uud here the responsibility Of
the owner ceases Tie shipper puts
hls pirkcrs and packers at work The
grower receives his check, and anoth.
cr year Is begun
81 the orange picking time the coun.
try is marvel tO the Fastener.
while standing among the oranges
the picker looks away over grove az.
ter grove, fields of flowers. acres of
goldcy cscholtZins. patches of Wild
daisies, hluchclls ana yellow ylolcts:
aud finally the eye rests on the Sierra
Madrcs. twenty or thirty miles away
the garden wall of this IIcsperidcs.
Ills nostrils iuhnlc the odor of the
orange blossom. while his eyes see The
suuWhanl,s Of winter on the great
peaks The orchard picker. however.
has no time to spend on the aesthetics
of the subject. hc X picking against
time and an East Is Whiting.
Almost the only danger the orange
grower has TO fear rs u visit by Jack
Frost True. the meteorological records
Of southern california for thirty seven
Ncnrs show no time when the temper.
alurc han gone below - above zero.
and 10 g. only once or twice I'm eleven
wears that tlir mercury in orange
groves has reached that point The
tlcllish period of the winter. 80 far ns
FROST b. concerned, ~ during the latter
part Of December AMI the early part
Of January. liut sO far this season
the mercury has not been below 81.
aud That ono" was for a half hour Just
~ dnyhrcnk last month The orange
viii bear Ave or six degrees Of frost
II for very short duration; but if
such temperature continues for sever.
al hours or occurs several nights In
succession the fruit win bc ipi ''od.
aud Young s&y stock affected,
though the trees may not ncr.
There is uu absolutely frosilcss local.
ty. ns thc TWO uast scnsOus have dem.
ouslrutcd a. y. sun
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-03-02

"som. time ago our daughter. Mrs. Eliza
beth Topping. was 50 badly afflicted with
nervous pro.iration that she nearly lost her
mind. she vas unable 20 do any work and
suffered 20 much that she got into tie habit
of using morphine 20 quiet her nerves. This
condition lasted nearly three years, and she
was almost total wreck in body and mind
when lady told us about Dr. Miles Nerv-
inc and We began giving ., 70 her. a iev
bottles q this wonderful remedy cured her
Of the n--;hine habit, and removed The irou-
be which had been the cause of her suffering.
since then she has been a well woman
Mp. aSD Mas JoHS 4. RicHEY,
@The above statement regarding my
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LIE ToFFISC, Mckinney, TeHa.
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-03-02

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"T suffered for a number q years from
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sleep was broken nigh; after night BY those
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impossible for me % get any relief az all
except by the use Of powerful drugs. Ny ply
sician treated me but o. NJ avail and az last
I began taking Dr. Mrs Nervine. ! c0'
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-03-02
ARE YOU GOING SOUTH
FROM THE NEW ENGLAND STATES?
Tho Best Route TO Travel
Is From Boston 20 Norfolk, Va.
BY THE
MERCHANTS 3 MINERS STEAMERS.

The most elegantly fitted boats, finest
state rooms and best meals. The rate
including meals and state rooms IL less
than you can travel by rail. and you get
rid Of the dust and changing cars.
fyou want 10 20 South beyond Nor
folk 10 Southern Pines and Pineblun, the
winter Health Resorts or to Vaughan,
n. G., the Pennsylvania Colony head
quarter, Peachland, ~. c., the New
England Colony. Statham, Ga, the Ohio
Colony and headquarters Of the Union
Veterans Southern Settlements, you can
connect with the Seaboard Air Line.
For information a. to rates Of travel
address w. T.. TURNER, General Pass.
enger Agent, Baltimore, Md.
For Information a. 20 farming or
mineral lands, water powers. msnufac-
turing sites or winter resorts, rates OF
board, rent Of cottages &c, address
JOHN PATRICK. Chief Industrial
Agent, S. a. l.. Pineblua, North Carolins
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-03-02


Of Jack Frost.
These are the liycllcst days OF the
year I'm the southern California val.
lcys where oranges are grown The
orange groves are noisy with hun.
drcds Of men and boys picking the
golden fruit. the packing houses are
~ busy ~ the proyorbial beehive
with thousands Of men, women, boys
ana girls packing the fruit iu boxes,
and the shippers arc fun Of business
All day long. The yield OF oranges ihs
season is between $4,000 uud lj,.OJ
carloads. or between -upOUO aud =.
Lpp.UDO boNr- = here luH never hriof"
bean such Yield of oranges 100 Cali
fuiuia Last year thc crop WIS about
5000 oailoads and ilIr year brioi" ~
was S.OUU clrloudE The prices. too,
are the best iu tcu years.
ln general way thc present oran2"
crop b. worth tp ib" growers about
.lNUn.UOO The railroad companies
VIII got about x2.GOOU 900 for hauling
the product 10 market and Va" ship.
pcr.. who are practically spcrulniors
In oranges. may make tens Of thou
sands of dollars more from the oui.
pu of the season These are wonder.
m figures when one considers that
ten or twelve years ago. Ornug" grow
ing lu California was in i's Infancy.
The increase boo ihc duty Ou foreign
oranges has hclped thc Ca'lfDrnlan5
amazingly. aud the ruin Of thc Flor.
to groves by freezing lu December
four years ngO has loft the California
growers With little competition in The
IuItrd States Groves that VIII yield
their ownorz q net profit Of $50 an
acre this season are common. Here
and there are older groves bearing su-
pcrlor fruit. which viii yield their
owner. NiD and $50 an acre clear
profit Bui The growers have had their
share ~ hard times and discourage.
mcuts In the winter Of lSG3. when
the yield was unusually heavy AMI
The fruit Zoo fine condition. there were
no buyers Or shippers and CROP
which ordinarily would have sold FOR
81 yuOpsi. brought Jess than half the
rxpcnso ~ Transporting it b. ihc East
rru markets Many growers became
m.olvpnt through their LOSSES That
| year and 80 many moro put morigag.
80 Ou their property and hoped Tor
| hriicr days In lsJj The crop WIS Wis
/ rrd hy frpsts. and boz y few hours one
January night. -. 100 OOp worth or
oranges were made unstable.
The magnitude ~ the orange indus
| try surprises most Fasteners In Cali
] soiuIa Tor the first time The Los An
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-03-02

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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-03-02

Al this season OF the year GOOD many
people are wanting To know where TO 20
to escape the severe winter weather The
climate of North Carolina is particularly
pleasant during the winter months. II
Is not 20 warm az the climate of Florida
and yet II offers relief from the severe
weather OF this locality. Southern Pines,
N. C., is a newly founded village where
hundreds of Northern people are sojourn-
ing. We advise the reader to take run
down to that locality and see what II Is
like during the winter months. The rail-
way iares cost but little and Piney Woods
Inn, the new big hotel, an elegant hostel
ry, will care for you at moderate rates.