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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03

lenged the admiration Of men Of all PR
ties and thoroughly convinced the Rcpub-
licans Of this state that be IL the right
man in the right plaoe, sad. believing
that the highest interests Of the state and
nation will be subss1ved BY hts % cleo
'tion to the national senate, re, tho sspre-
sentatives Of the Rspublio@I pesay Of tho
state Of Minnesota In convention ApDem-
hled, hereby present him to tha incozaing
legislature az the only candidate Of the
Republican party Of the ststS fer GATED
States senator and we hereby nominate
him to succeed himself. 5,.y"l
We recognise tho dairy Antaeests a this
state as one Of our moss impostant ASyi-
CULTURAL interests, ara thst IN market
for the sale Of dairy prtsi.ists fright be-
longs to the farWer and asirJmar; THAT
the manufacture and-aels II the hast fiscal
year. in direct. violation of Abs AeTs Of the
state, Of 5000, 900 ppupdS q elsomaxgar-,
ipess butter, and the rapidly Increasing
msnufacture and sale 81 this Spurious
product today sonstfsutss a NEST sprious
menace to the legitimate and one Of the
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03
Again Demands
AdmittAnce to tho
United States Senate.

ment Of w. A. Clark made by the lieu
tenant governor, Is a picturesque and
prominent character in northwestern pol
itics. He Is a pioneer Of Montana and
has long been active in the public affairs
of the state. He Is Democrat and serv-
ed as territorial delegate in six congress
es, from the Forty third to the Forty
eighth inclusive.
When Montana was admitted as
state, he and w. A. Clark claimed to
have been elected senators, but there
were charges of irregularity, 10 neither
was admitted. 1t is something of 4 coin
cidence that both men are again knocking
ut the door Of the United States senate,
although this time they claim the same
seat.
Major Maginnis ia widely known. AT
the st. Louis convention In 1888 q short,
squarely built, full whiskered, large eyed
man arose during a lull in the organiza-
ton of the convention.
"What is the gentleman's nameT ask
ed Temporary Chairman Stephen White.
"Masinnis." was the answer In reso-
nant tone.
The great convention was ready to
laugh at something, and 1t roared. For
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03
THE ARIZONA KICKER.

Some InteRestin0 Items From . Live
is IL Center of Civilization.
"a bullet fred by Mr.. John Scott at 4
dog two weeks ago struck a knot In
fence and rebounded and raked the shoot.
or scross the scalp. He yesterday inform
ed u that since the accident he had not
been truabled with dandruff in the slight
est. He thinks the discovery worthy Of
pubic notice. We have heard that hit
ting man over the head with gun pro-
duces the same genial effect,
T On Monday last the editor of the Lone
. Jack Recorder was taken by the nose and
led out of his office and kicked into the
brush by man only five feet high. We
have no comment TO make. This is q
country of surprises.
Last Sunday Coroner Filkins spent two
hours holding an inquest on the skull of
bear which had been picked up about five
miles from town, and it took the tcsti-
mony- Of a dozen old hunters to convince
him that he hadn't got hold OF great
murder mystery. The emptiness Of the
skull probably excited maternal feeling
in the breast Of the official.
The attempt Of ex.Judge Singletree to
introduce the game Of golf to our people
last Thursday was not n success from his
standpoint. After one or two efforts most
Of the players threw away their sticks
and began shooting the balls from hole to
hole, upd when the judge had protested
in vain he gave the matter up in despair.
We are one Of those who can't see why
you should whack a ball with club
when you can drive it with bullet.
This town could get a water supply Of
500 gallons per day from Beaver creek by
expending the sum Of $500, but at the
public meeting held Tuesday evening the
project was sat down on with smash.
We fathered the project, but we are not
greatly disappointed. We own a duck
pond 60. by 100 feet in dimensions, and
we can paddle about in it without refer
ence to the public supply. NJ. QUAD.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03

represented the territory. He is an ora
tor and deep politician. and his record
a. a soldier Is brilliant.
He was born in Wayne county, N. Y,
Oct. "a. 1910; removed with his parents
to Minnesota at an early age; received
an academic education and was q stu
dent of Hamline university, but left to
take charge of Democratic newspaper.
He enlisted 90 private In the First Min
nesota volunteer infantry In 1861 and
rose to be major In 1854. In 1896 he
moved to Montana and engaged in min
Ing and subsequently In publishing and
editing the Helena Daily Gazette.
In the Montana constitutional eonven-
ton of 1880 the major took a prominent
part. His speeches denouncing woman
suffrage and describing the methods Of
irrigation in Mesopotamia and Egypt are
still remembered.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03

Culver's home he came to know Miss
Clark. and In this way the romance be-
tween the two sprang up. DR.. Morris
lives just few. blocks from the home
of DIR. Culver.
He is the son of j. Rutherford. Morris
of Manor House, Morris. N. Y. He Is a
descendant of Lewis Morris of Nor
risania, one Of the signers of the Dec
laration of Independence. He Is SO years
old and has practiced medicine In New
York city for nearly Is years. He Is
member of the Sons of the Revolution.
the New York Academy Of Music, the
Century, Metropolitan and Calumet
clubs.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03
oSiuformatioi
moss impoetsHt naeksts ct our aer,
cultuvlets.
For the D2aounPnarlnM aill

Fur the Oa9on~s0arlnA NIL
We therefore favor tho speedy passage
Of the legislation now pending incongress
Intended to prevent the sale Of oleomar-
garine for that which 1t IL not, and there
by protect the producer and Innocent con-
sumner OF dairy products from tho frauds
now being praoticea upon both. and We
therefore earnestly request our senators
and representatives In congress 10 aid BY
their work and votes In securing the pas
cage Of such legislation. -
We favor tho election Of Uaited States
senator's by the people and urge that our,
senators and esentAblves In congress
use every effort to secure such amendment
to the federal Constitution ~ shall make
such method Of election possible.
For 40 years tho public affairs Of this
state have been administered by the Re-
publican party. It has been constantly
the clain Of our opponents that an op-
portunity for Investigation would reveal
great delinquencies. Twice our oppo-
nents have had such opportunity and they
and confused by their uttor inability to
III public affairs
Party Record ON fssilrosd Laws.
Al the question of resula ting the charge
for transportation Of persons and prop
erty has grown In Importance and inter-
est the Republican party has met the
issue upon the principle tlat tho statehas
the powerto regulate such chsrges, and
we remind the peopls that every law
which Ia In force today for the regulation
Of traffic hos been pesssd by tho Repub~
|ican party, and the system Of laws so
built up by that party has reoeived the
approval Of our opponents In tho unquan-
fed declaration of the present executive
of this state that We require NO new legis-
lation upon this subject, end therecords Of
the state and federal courts show that
there has been unifor1nE and persistent
effort upon tho part Of tho Republican
party through tie ofacisl representatives
to enforce these laws, and we stand oom-
mitted to q just enfofceamsn] Of all Laws
regulating transportation NohARges.
Il Foe Eqnel 1suskasn.
The Republican party stands tos tho
principle Of fSiS 40 sQaalltaxatton and
insists that etesy! business, whether
owned by cesDoiataaps' a iDliviauAis
should bear It's just sAesA Of the public
burden. We heartily approve Of The leg
islation enacted W ~ last Republican
Legislature known q tho "6ensyvills
NV" tnposiagA ~ Npos III foreign
corporations 66taU bastness within this
state. 49,. r. j. -,
W. eommsaA ahs sposs sspnia0a sys-
tam Of toxstasn a. t. Fa1ueads We BE-
lsve that system - - s&tendaA viii iess
friction and szpsose and 10 have pro
Qucod better 1DAnDl1 repu2te than tho
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03
POLITICAL QUIPS.

Now that the campaign is approaching
the man Of the hour will be the man be-
hind the observation-disclosures. m
II all the entries for the presidency
show any s1eea, the starter will have q
lively time.-A3ittsburg Times.
Political Hthtping rods are hastily be-
ing taken dealn ksr fear the lightning wiz
not strike u aa1ious places.-Baltimor
American. - ~
This is great country, and wherever
two or thresAre gathered together q new;
political pa1lk nay make its appearance.
-Cleveland- Main Dealer. ~ 4 Il:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03
PRESERVING THE PEACE.
The Policeman Was Called Just
the Nick Of Time.

The Policeman Was Called Just In
the Nick Of Time.
The woman rushed up to the police
man enjoying his Otium cum dignitate on
the street corner.
Say" she exclaimed impulsively, as
women sometimes do, II want you. to
come around to our house quickv
"What's the rnutter?" inquired the po-
liceman, with provoking imperturbabil-
ity.
"1t's my husband"
"What IL he doing?'
"He's drunk again."
"Well, what Is he doing? Smashing
the furniture?"
She looked ut the guardian of the peace
scornfully.
"No. he ain't," she said.
elias he swung an axT' is; 4 :
"'Of course not" .'t.ssst:Ej
"Nor pulled a gun| NtsNI
"No." %s%Esss'
"Is he chewing the rag?"
mo, he isn't"
The woman was getting more nervous
every minute.
rs he creating a disturbance" asked
the policeman.
'No; he's just sitting there In the
Kitchen"
us he doing any harmf'
"He dasn't."
''Then what do you want me to go
there forT'
ITO arrest him."
"What forr'
ITO preserve the peace"
"But you say he isn't disturbing It,"
"He amt" she snapped, with thrust
of her jaw forward, "but If he sets
around that Kitchen much longer in my
way I'll be disturbing it. and when get
through with him, Mr.. Policeman, you'll
have to como. after him with an am
bulance. DO you understand ?"-Wash-
ingtOn Star.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03
Story of Evarts' wit.

Among the guests at a dinner to Daniel
Webster in New York was DR.. Benjamin
Brandreth. the inventor Of Il celebrated
pill known by his name. Mr.. Nvarts
united these two great men in volun-
teer tonst to ''Daniel Webster and Ben
jamin Brandreth, the pillars of the con-
stitution. '-saturday Evening Post.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03

A wedding party In Georgia got bad
~ tangled up recently. The father and
brother Of the bride elect fell into the
hands Of tha coroner, the best man Of
the prospective groom into the hands
Of the hospital surgeon and the son-in-
law to be LANDED in the county jail. It
il perhaps unnecessary to add that the
wedding cessmony has been Indefinite
" DOstD0ned.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03
COPPER KINGS DAUGHTER.
She MarrieA q New York PhysioiaA
- of revolutionary Stock.

Katherine Clark, who was recently
married In New York with so much bril-
liancy of ceremony and became Mrs. DR..
Morris, Is the daughter of w. A. Clark,
ty and petite blond who has been finely
educated and has travelled much abroad.
After the death Of her mother three
years ago Miss Clark went to New York
to live with her sister, Mrs. DR.. e.
NJ. Culver Her husband, DR.. Lewis
Rutherford Morris, is close friend of
DR.. Culver, who married Miss Clark's
elder sister. In 1884, when DR.. Morris
was student at Bellevue, he became
DR.. Culver's friend. In visiting at DR..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03
Now He Rose.

The old man was reminiscent.
II recall that as boys there was always
IN intense rivalry between White and
Brown" he said. white had all the adj
vantage Of being rich mans son, but
Brown made solemn vow that he would
rise to greater height in the world than
White ever cauld."
sand did he keep his vow?' they asked
curiously.
Ibid he!' exclaimed the old man. "Did
he! Well, l should rather think he did.
Why, he became a professional aero
ut."-Chicago Post.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03

Hanson. ,RazDsy, Yellow Medicine snd
others srspid1y changed their votes and
Hanson : noMsnataon was settled: He
had 5SS before tho changes ~ motion
10 make it unnimous Wa finally made
ard carried. ~'s..@=' >-.'::s.s:..t *
The platfozA was presented BY hob
ert G.. Evans, chairman Of The couamit-
see ON resoaDtiona, and was adspted
unanimously. 4 III ~ : 3a,,755{ t33@~-.,,
" For railroad and warehouse esaA1Ais-
doners the Sl1lowing names .wvrs pro-
sented: A. Il Dlre. i. Z. Merrill O.
+. Staples. J, B. Miller. hugh Thomp.
son, Judge IrQ Nills, r. r. Qdist, A, Z.
Tefsbars, ): i Lloyd and J: q How
ard. = "5* ,.'Ns'*>'s' 2.-''t ~ -
q, Railway 0asnuaissioners SsminsAsA Va
There was considerable .con4usion,
over the m11hod Of voting, 8 motion
being made tAyote for Ill three ct the
same time. This 1aetion was over
whelmingly 61eeAted
The two-yt1n term was: taken up first
and g. r. Staples was nominated BY
reclamation. ~ <;..,:.ts;,, T. f.. -
Roll call was begun On the Arst Of the
two four.year terms and when, Miller
had sol It waatplsar hs wa su1e TO win
20 that the We wss. not completed,
Miller's nomt htion being INSIDE unani-
NOUS. -; -, IT. s >45;2r-~ d. r,.t
Judge Ira y Mills was nominated for
the third cont issionership in the same
manner, hax1s over 600 votes when
the Oh angea gan. r.. =. ., l,~.,.5...
%s The chairna was instructed. BY .
formal motley made by, Oar +. Reese,
to appoint 81 Ute comnisteo oondsting
of one ;memh1k from each judicial Dis
trict and sev~ ct laras. A motion 70
extend thanh to the ofaceps accom-
panied the Mission to adjourn, both be-
ing adopted 9th, q cheer, and the CON
vention ends natter eight hours of al.
most continiks sessisa. s@1<.s. - -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03
lniurY In n French Duel

injury In FTeMCh Duels
"While l was abroad I witnessed a
duel in France"
anybody hurt7"
Eyes: one Of the principals had rib
broken embracing the other after tho
sonbat WAS ver."-Philadelphia North
American.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03

the three days session, when there was
nothing else to cry, somebody would shout
~Magfnnisr The name and the man won
q national reputation.
Ten years ago he was called the hand
soonest man in. Montana, and it is not
known that anybody has taken the title
from him. He was said to be the hand,
sa11sst 1pan in congress even when he
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03
PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.

0D086Ox 1OUu8 OOK0OtO AO1 4o0OUU Eva
Temporary Chairman.
ST.. PAUL, Juno 38.-The Minnesota
State band played q medley Of patriotic
airs as the delegates 10 the Republican
state convention were finding their
seats. -
The Auditorium was tastefuly deo-
nrated in the national eolozS. At tho
back of the Stage was . hfe-sise, full
agure portrait Of Theodore Roosevelt.
Under 1t was = portrait Of Captain Van
saut- y was arranged that when the
captain was nominated the Roosevelt
portrait should b raised, revealing the
likeness Of The nominee for governor Of
Minnesota. "A ls.l0 O'Clock Chairman
steele of The skate committee called the
convention 10 order and there being no
pbiection the reading Of the call was
idispenssd. With. Nominations tor tom
ioorxry chairman were called for and
The names Of Senator e. T. Young Of
ewifs county and Oar r. Reese ct RAM
~ county were presented. Roll call
kesultsds = Teta1 vote, 1,l7bi Young
ee66; Reese, SO Il, On motion Of Mr..
Reese the Hoznination was made unsni-
nous. ssaatos Young was escorted to
The chair and spoke briefly, expressing
thanks for the honor conferred, eulo-
xdzine the Republican party Of the state
Ind nation and predicting victory for
both state and national tickets this
wear. J. A. Everett Of Martin county
was chosen secretary, and Simon Mi.
shelet Of Hennepin county and julius
ohinahl Of Redwood county assistant
pcretaries. ' 1T I 5:...,' ~. rf
i ~ Moaning Of Committees. \ :. ''
+! + Committees on credentials and per-
nanent organisation were ordered to
81 appointed, but before Chairman
Young could get the names together
neleRate Roberts of Hennepin county
moved that, in view Of the fact that
There were no contests, and the creden-
tlals being already in the hands Of the
secressy, that committee BE- dismissed
md the credentials accepted. This mo-
hon carried and NJ. Roberts moved
that the temporary organization be
1aedA permanent. He put this motion
Ina when il had been formally carried
with strong vote, Chairman Young
nnnounced tie following as the com.
1itte on resolutions: :, -. =.
] R. g.. Evans, B. F. Hartstrom, Ed.
ward Brinstad, S. J. Ray, H. ]. Miller,
W. G. Whiteman, G. 8. Mitchell, J. S.
:Vantiver, P. w. Morrison, G. r. Bill.
ton, w. 8. Moe. J. 4. Grondahl. G. A.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03
tbs r'pLAl1FoRM.

Declaration - PrinctBAes Adopted by tho
e.. - H. Convention. s~I d. !, =.
Resolved, That the Republicans Of the
state of N1inH1tb ta In convention assem-
bled hereby q PRISE. ana approve the prin-
ciples adopted " the recent Republican
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03
MAGiNNlS OF MONTANA.

Major Martin
NJ az inn 1 s
whom Govern
or s NTH Of
M on + q n q re-
Gently appoint
ed as senator,
after revoking
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03

| 81. PAUL. June se.-Captsin &, r.
Van SAINT was unanimously Nominated
fsr govesnor By tbs Republican state
benvsntion. Lieutenant Governor
enaith and Attorney General Douglass
kvrs ..sa6min&sssd ;by aoclan1ae{oon
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03
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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03
Van SAN''IS
| NOMINATED ! | | | ! D
minnesota Hspublica Hold
rhssr stats convsNtson
.s5s g 81 Pash
Man Fr !, v = q ssss93t1s1
.ii.3 for the oovornoFshsp ~,
i II AcolaMatsoN.
mac a. |, = 4 y, ae,,ie ron aaat1,a
(vAs |, 1ll,lllaeus ron slIa, \ \
Lieutenant Governor Ronosns-
mated with No Sign o.
"A Opposition. IVA. .,. 4.
Resolutions Approve tho Phlk
| adssphia Platform and =
Nominees. %'
rHa TICKET.

eevs3.sa y 3. n. vANRANf
k4suss.sss Governor T. l. sifrfH
essrsear1 Of etssA p. u. RAMON
Attorney. 0ensrsA ". b. D0uQLAss
1rsasszsss q, :. JULIUa DK4c1
Ghisf Snssto~ :. G. y. sfAhT
4etessase justfsss Z. ". coIHnSs
8ail1osd comaaissio1s1s, q. ~ eEAExES
! Ia llILLEB snd IRA u MIELs
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-07-03

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