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Canadian Mounted Police.

st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. ia Winnepeg
special to the Dispatch says: The
mounted police for South Africa had a
great send off at Regina last night.
Lieutenant Governor Forget, who is a
French Canadian, said the men of his
race were "as loyal to the queen as
though born at the foot of the throne"
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The dispute with Germany.

Berlin, jan lit is asserted that the
German cruisers Schwalbe and Condor,
which were ordered to Delagoa Bay
have been instructed to proceed to Cape
Town. This indicates a belief in Ger
man official circles that the contraband
controversy will be amicably settled.
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pRo-BoER RESOLUTION SET ASIDE.
Action of Ohio House of fReprescntatives r
"A Party Vote,

Columbus, O.. Jan. 1.-THE Ohio
house of representatives to-day indefi-
niteIy postponed action on the resolu-
ton expressing sympathy with the
Beers in their war with Great Britain.
A demand for the previous question
prevailed by strict party division, the
republicans voting in the affirmative.
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Lieutenant Hutchinson's promotio,

Hartford, Jan. 1.-THE following pro-
motion in the C. N. G. is announced by
Adjutant General Van Keuren: Naval
battalion, first division-Lieutenant
Gunior grade) Charles X. Hutchinson of
New Haven to be lieutenant, vice
Hutchinson, promoted.
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Prov,,,ons for south Africa,

New York. ian. 1.-THE steamship
Auchenarden sailed to-day from Brook
lyn for Cape Town, East London and
Port Natal Beside an immense cargo
of provisions, flour and grain she car
ries thirty troop horses and fifty trans
port mules.
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Last Nights polo,

New Britain, Jan. 11.-New Britain
gained the lead In the polo league, from
which they were elected by Hartford
week ago, by again defeating Meriden
tonight by the score of to 3.
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Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 1.-C. D.
DAILY, captain. of the Harvard football
team, has made a statement to the
Harvard Crimson that Harvard will
play Pennsylvania at football next sea-
son.
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Berlin, Jan. 11.-Considerable fear is
expressed in the German press that
American automobiles will invade Ger
many and a higher duty Is demanded.
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London, Jan. 1.-THE queen has pro-
claimed the meeting of parliament for
January 80.
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DIR. E,,zaDeln Ersnsh Dead.

Boston, Jan. 11.-Dr. Elizabeth J.
French of Philadelphia, one of the best
known women physicians in the coun-
try, died at her daughters home here
late this afternoon.
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Cape Henry, Va, Jan 11.-The Brit
ish steamship Empress which went
ashore near here this afternoon, floated
without assistance and later proceeded
on her course, apparently uninjured.
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Growth ofLawton Fund.

Washington, Jan. 11.-Adjutant Gen~
eral Corbin has received altogether s72,-
800 for the Lawton fund, s553 being re,
ceived to-day.
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complete Earlier Anglo-Boer War News
on Page 3.
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Berlin. Jan. 1.-THE Reichsbank will
reduce its discount rate tomorrow.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09

i1hle to / esca IDS II e ,enal ties TIM
Republican psEtty halll. la4lt
Isession IA cong ess, pro- posed cor
lstitutio nal amend nlent that would
have given thu ~ wsr tD sgts-
lation that would reach tn present
evil, hut the Dem Ocrat IT. pre- entedi t
IffrIsom getting ths, csssary two
thirds vote. The only Is anti trust
lave ma a been passed by Republics ns.
The Dem crat ~ had ntrollesl every
branch ~ the mas oaal government
but had never satle pied to pass
laws against the trusts
He! urged the voters to carefully
consider the interests of the individ-
1ual and country before oting and
not be deceived by alluring promises
or Influenced by appeals TO predju:-
idices. "a & n
II At the close 81 his speech he was
heartily applauded. s3 4
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09
COLUMBIA BUILDING.
LINCOLN BUILDING..
sHA 4; III B U1lLl.DI7,iEa..


Fourth roo .
Third ~.
Second \.
First , $50: 81
Total . I. ]. !: 1. 1874
Total enro llment Tor The city III
Sep 4. /.
Total rollment Tor the city /.
September. ~ 800 /. I. !. y. 9966s
Increase for Sept Der. 1900, B
n over Septsmber, +. {. /, l. y
Per cent 81 att ZEE, High sch ool. ia
i. 3 5s.s s 4, Central s n. 996.3
81 I. Il: a' Columbia 9966 .
,' a ss's q Lincoln
s 81 Hawthorne q 81
4, & II scho /. g
The teachers have taken up the
work with Int crest Those entering
upon the work IN Little falls this
year for the flrst time are meeting
all expectatio ns. z 81
The spirit III the young people 81
the High scho 81 Ed excellent. They az.
5sist III every way they can In making
the school a pleasant place. AL
though there are one hundred and
fifteen enrolled they give no trouble.
; Resp fully. 5s55
lA. nj. ROWE. Ss
The board, tier hearing the above.
report, adjourned.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09

SSgt ~
Z Dr.. Rea, Ponder Of tins. Southern Medical and
Surgical Inssslate. Loaisville, Ky, with estab'
lished oaces in the principal cities OF TIE United
States. Author Of popular Medical Works,
"Guide to Health Health Journal = Nervous
Debility. lis Cause add Care, (, Originator Elec
tro- Medical teatment: a s Z g.: 3
i& : 2 AUTHonEsED ny TRH STATE. IN h
Treats al tcarable medical and surgical dis
eases, acute and chronic catarrh. diseases OF the
eye, ear, nose. throat, lungs, liver, stomach and
bowels. Dyspepsia constitutional catarrh. sick
headache. rheumatism, chronic female diseases,
neuralgia, sciatica, dizziness, nervousness low
growth In children and all wasting diseases. In
adults. Deformities club feet, curvature Of the
spine diseases Of the bsain. diabetes, paralysis.
EBrlght's disease. heart disease. appendicitis,
eczema, varicocele and hydIocele properly
treated Dr.. Rea's system OF curing cancers,
tumors, goiter. wens, fstnla and piles with the
entertainments method without pain aud With
outthe loss ola drop OF blood, Is one OF his own
Discoveries and is really one Of the most tcien-
tias sure cures Of the 18Th century , Young,
,middle.aged and old single Or married men and
al who suffer from lost manhood, nervous de-
bility, spermatorrh1a, seminal Losses, sexual de-
cay. .iatling memory stunted development. lack
"a energy, impo verished blood pimpies. facial
blemishes, imped ailments TO marriage, also blood
and skin diseases, syphilis, erupticns. hair fall
Ing, bone pains swelling sore throat. ulcers, e.
iscts OF mercury. kidney and blad der troubles.
weak back. burning urine, passing urine to Of
ten. gonorrhoea. gleet and strlcture receive
searching treatment, prompt relief and 9 cure
for life. There aremo experiments in Dr. Reas
Practice. Able as he is to tell anyone theirsd
ease he Is not likely to- doctor his patients for
tie wrong allment. No iIlcurable disease taken.
Roth sexes treated confldentially and privately.
Consultation and examination to these interested
one Dollar. ~ DIR. REA.
Louisville, KY, ss@ Minneapolis. MINI
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09
|; : = 4 q s 81 49, D * -
Elected on csrs.

AT the meeting .Sof the Ladies
Working club Thursda aiterno bon
the folio wing officers were elected for
tile ensuing term otsix mont hs; 5
N Presid dent Mrs. F.s Goodrichs
Vice ,presid lent Mrs. R ". Lyon.
. Secretary and ii easurer Mrs. +.
"a. Lind befgh. 81 It: Y
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09

An Albert Lea Citizen and police
man were shot BY al insane man
Tuesday The citizen died and the
crazy man aiterward shot and
killed himself. 5.ss5ss
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09

''Sheep Husbandry In Minnesot 4
10 the; title Of q book from the pen OF
Professor Thos. Shaw Of the univer-
sity Of Minnesot a. The book, which
embraces some 2l6 pages, covers the
whole ground relating to sheep
husbandry as adapted to Minnesota
conditions. But, since Minnesota
conditions are virtually the same az
those In all the N Northwest, the book
Is equally applic able to OIL the North
west. It treats Of every phase fof
sheep husbandry, as adapted to the
conditions on the farm, from the
birth 81 the lamb until it reaches the
block. insomuch that the individual
who follows the instructions con-
tanned therein will follow as.ssafe
guide, even though previously
|unacquainted with sheep husbandry.
The book IL published and distrib--
|uted under the auspices 81 the
Minnesota Live Stock Breed ers' as
ISOLATION. It was written by the
author without compensation and
Is dedicated to she farmers of the
state. Acopy will be sent to- any
farmer IN Minneso ta who forwards !
Genus to the Minnesota Live Stock
Breed rs,, 4ssocia tion. ddress
Prof. ,rhos. Shaw, See. ST. Anthony
Park, Mimi. rs. Nj
~ 5Mull's Lightning Specifi IL an
internal remedy for the quick cure
OF cholera, colo or diarrhea. No
optates. &c. For sale by u NJ. Y ":
Wetzel. HI 5S 4. 4.sS
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09

TRIBUTE TO GOVERNOR ROOSEVELT
One feature Of the Denver sre,
ception, and a pleasing one, was
the public tribute to his charac.-
ter paid to him BY g. NJ Steven.
son: .+%,. III Ii vi a N s
# first impress ious are last,
ing, then the long life Of Theo-
dore Roosevelt's popularity is
assured There is a ring Of hon
esty ID his voice, an expression
Of true fellowship in the grip Of
his hand, and ia his eye the
answering integrity Of purpose
and manly determination which
have made him a leade a among
men. VI s5tEs,l.. ssS5l. F.
The ind omitable spirit 81
Amer lean liberty has marked
him as its champio "a. He looks
every inch the 4 atriot. The
t ilr''m1lly set jaws, the squared
shoulder and erect form, the
direct glance of al ! eye which
knows no shame OF fear, all ia.
dicate the real chara ter Of
oosevel1t as 4 Imam. n
Il .ffs.s He5i is 4 typica 4 Americ an.
The West claims this ma il, but
his count rys owns him. ne pos.
5sesses the stnrdy hood Of
the plainsn1 an and the eined
polish Of drawing room He
would BE equal u at home under
4 somb rero O. q silk hat. He
would Sit il the saddle al
readily as he would lead a ger
mar, IA every sense he is q
true type Of Americ man.
hood NJ 55 .s3s 35s5 ..3 55s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09

81 have 81 ways used Foley's Honey,
and Tar coHgh med line, and think is
1t the best In the world y says Chas.
Bend Ter, a ne VS. dealer OF Erie, Pa.
III ID. Brown. hay
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09

45}F a NY - 3}I#fI 7OSVOOCK - AUVVs.
To BoARn OF. EDucATIoN ~ H..
ntlemen: Below is the report OF
the enrollment and attendance inthe
schools Of Little Falls for September
1Qnns s@3 s IN Ytf 5y3
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09

The editor OF the Fordville, KY,
Miscell aneOus writes as a postscript
to g business letter 81 was cured OF
kidney trouble by taking N Foley,s5
Kidney Cure. n Ss sI4. y. Brown. t4 fs h.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09

All lgsnhsrs vsrs St It'll - x1
81 ~ ~ \: y u s ss Nh
Rsvs I'M A. Rsport. s N; M

The mem ers Of the sch DOL board,
held 4 meeting AZ the Lentral lDuild-
AND ,rhuisdAy event All menlbsrs
were present with ne exception. oi.
Nv Lyon, who was absent from
the city $T ne board met es,ssirfisr
than usual M that the members
could transact what business they
had sto and adj ourns ii tims to hear
Page Morris talk nc the opera house.
q The hrst Item on business trarss
acted was the elect ion 81 Miss Louisa
GnndersOn ~ W. grade teacher Tor
the remainder 81 the yeais oommenc-
ing Sept. 22 Her salary wa liked
st rs per month The salary 81 the
Columbia janitor was raised from
$40 to rs per ii onth. The forming
of the new grade AZ the G Columbia
necessitates his taking care osf
another room. By11 the, ]: addition
Of another room itl II: n necessary
tol run both furnaces at this
building 80 az comp ation for the
extra work he was, allowed IS more
n,nnth sSFs
T,,..-' 49, ., I. \
~ lelio tlOn
ado opted f Es5E5
Resolved that the following
am nnnta ia rataad 1 ~, ,au;ai, ~, "a, a
., " y I, ~ -. 80 ..s' \ ~, : 49, III
CilS 81 Iles
pendent school district ~ = little
Falls III Morrison county Tor the
year A. D. 1870: s $50
For teachers wages VI s.. , 3. 81 12sOo 20
For ianitors 4 I. 800 %
E ~. 'usI @ "
and orders 10 Al O. U AZ, 5f u
For sinking fund ro Day q NJ
bonds 3. 600 90
~ w Nv $50 s1S7I7 ~, \
M, III !, II, v :
], Il !. \, !, s.5,,. Z 49, d.
III, n. - Ii A ID.
The follow IND Hills were a over:
Dann SRrn = = III i HI 4 81 ana q 4 n
Central school supplies I. J. |. %
Pine Tree Lumber Co. 20
g d 'er 70, ng n1.:. 3 SS
s,nt rows g, I r = $40. 81 s &c
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-09

is.E you have neuralgia, SCOTS
Emuls ion Of Cod Liver Oil
will feed the nerve that is cry !.
ing for food It IS hungry ~:
and; and set your h whole Y body going.
again, II q way to satisfy nerve
and brainf from our I, usual food.
! { hat. IS cure. II
l you are nerve Jus and irri-
table, you may /; only need more
tat tos cushiol your nerves --
,s,l are robably thin and.
Scots Emu 81 81 Cod Liver
.OiilWill give you the fat, to b l:,,:'
gin with. /. . s.s
Cure, SO far as it goes
Full '''1 cure IS getting the fat,
you need from usual food, and
Scots Emulsion will help YOU
It's that. 5s3 NJ
sIf you have not tried II, send for free sample,
Iits agreeable taste will surprise YOU Nh, -
ScoTL.& = BOVINE Chemists,
SOC. and 500; all druggists. III
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-28
They Put Up a Gable.

On Thursday Mrs. Lourane Boreman
secured an injunction at Circuit Court
restraining the WcS. Virginia Western
Telephone Co. from putting up poles
and stilnglng wires along side OF her
property on Fourth street. The string
ing of wires would necessitate cutting
Of limbs from the pretty shade trees
along there, and it was TO prevent this
that the Injunction was obtained.
Early this morning the construction
men OF the company. instead of string
ing wires, put up cable. They began
working early and proceeded with II
for some time before Mrs Boreman's S
attention was called to II. She went
out and ordered the men to desist, but
they paid no heed and kept right on
with the work until they got the cable
in place. Sentinel.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-28
New York Elevated Roads
Large Passenger Traffic.

In 1871, the first section of the ele
Sated system was constructed, but pu
n operation the following year Ir
hat year the number of passengers
,arried on all the surface and elevated
-ailroads was 13S,S67, 900. In 1882 the
:otal had risen to 252,SOO,OOO; in 1892
o 453,200,0 900; while in 1899 it was still
'uTther increased to 52S, ,2SS,437, ana
'apidly growing. These fugres are for
:or the old City Of New York, now
known as the Boroughs OF Manhattan
and Bronx and are for paying passen-
gers only. In 1899 there were. trans
.erred passengers amounting to l59,-
i6O,S22, not included in the above. 1t is
interesting to note in comparison that
for 1898 the United States. from the At
lantic to the Pacific. from the st. Law
renee to the Rio Grande. passengers to
the number of sol ,066,6S1, or FIVE per
cent less than the number carried by
he New York City surface and elevat-
I'd railways alone.-May Scribner's.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-28
Boss Croker's Company.

Brief reference was made in the
Sentinel on Thursday to an injunction
granted by the United States Court in
an automobile case, which is OF more
than passing interest. The Internat-
ional Automobile and Vehicle Tire Co.,
which is controlled by Richard Croker,
the Tammany boss, Is the plaintiff in
Tie case. Sometime ago this companr :
purchased certain rights from The
New England Rubber Tire Wheel Co..
paying $4,000 cash, giving notes for
$25,CoO mere and agreeing to pay GER
tain royalties, which will In all prob
ability run up into the hundreds of
thousands of dollars.
Croker's company claims that things
were mlsrepresented and that II did
not buy what it thought it was getting.
An injunction is therefore asked fer. tn
prevent the New England COMPANY
from collecting the notes and ROYALTIES
A temporary injunction was granted
and the case set for hearing ON May
10.-Sentinel.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-28
Carnegie Speaks About the
Trusts.

In the course of an essay in the May
century entitled Popular Illusions
Nbout Trusts" Andrew Carnegie ad
COATES the heaping up of vast sum.
ngaged in productive enterprises.
Inventions facilitate big operations
md in most instances require to be
worked on a great scale. Indeed, as {
ule, the great invention which is ben
'ficent in its operations would be use
ess unless operated to supply thous-
nd people where ten were supplied be-
ore. Every agency in our day labor
scatter the good things of life, botf
or mind and body, among the toilins
billions. Everywhere we look we sec
ne inexorable law ever producing
,igger and bigger things. One of thf
nost notable Illustrations of this i.
cen in the railway freight car Wher
he writer entered the services of tn,
pennsylvania railroad seven to ten tons
9ere carried upo height wheels today
hey carry fifty tons. The locomotive
,as quadrupled in power. The steam
hip today is ten times bigger, the
,last-furnace has seven times more ca
,acity, and the tendency everywhere il
till to increase. The contrast betwee,
he hand printing press of cid and the
elaborate newspaper printing machine
If today is even more marked.
We conclude that this is overpower-
ng, irresistible tendency toward ag.
;regation of capital and increase O.
'ize in every branch CT product canno;
De arrested or even greatly impeded
md that, instead of attempting to re.
trict either, we should hail every in.
'rease as something gained, not for the
'ew rich, but for the millions of poor
seeing that the law is salutary, work.
ng for good and not for evil. Every
enlargement Is an improvement, stej
~ step, upon what has preceded. /
makes for higher civilization, for thj
'nrichment OF human life, not fer one
)ut for all classes of men. 1t tends tt
ring to the laborer's cottage the lux.
trles hitherto enjoyed only by the rich
remove from the most squalit
ZONES much Of their squalor, and tc
'oster the growth of human happines.
'elatively more in the workman's homg
han in the millonaire's palace.
Ices not tend to make the rich poorer
)ut 1t does tend to make the poor rich
n in the possession of better things
md greatly lessons the wide and de
)lorable gulf between the rich and the
1oor, Superficial politicians may, for
I time, deceive the uniformed. bu
more and more will all this be clearly
een by those who are led to regard ag
sregatlons as injurious.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-28
Automc bile Line.

For some time past a street car line
from Marietta up the Muskingum has
been discussed, and the feasibility OF
he same canvassed. We understand
hat the idea of trolley line has re-
solved itself into an automobile line
which proposed betterment of the
road would make practicable. 1t is
proposed to run vehicles of the auto
mobile type with regularity both in
he city and out as far as Davols Dam
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-28

hearing today to Governors OF States
included in the purchase in favor of
the bill appropriatkng s5,OOo.OOO to-
wards the Worlds Fair to be held at
St. Louis in 1909. ST. Louis also sent
delegation of prominent citizens
headed by ex-secretary Francis.
Gov. Taylor. of Kentucky, is in
Washington and will remain until af-
ter the hearing of his case by the
United States Supreme Court next
wek. He has been assured by such
lawyers as ex-President Harrison and
ex-Secretary Carlisle, either Of whom
would have been glad to have repre-
sented him before the Supreme Court,
had not previous engagements made 1t
| impossible, that he has a good case
and ought to win. He Is naturally In
dignant over the faxed indictment
brought against him by the Demo-
/ cratic grand jury, but lie has no idea
Of allowing that to keep him ont OF
Kentucky.
Owing to the statements made by
Representative Moody. of Minnesota.
concerning the methods CT those who
control the pneumatic tube service
now in use by the Postofiice Depart
ment in New York and elsewhere
charging among other things bribery
and attempted bribery of Members o!
Congress, the entire clause providing
'or payment OF that service during the
next fiscal year and for its extension
vas struck out of the regular Postof-
ice appropriation bill
| A reply to the demand Of Secretary
lay for payment for American mis-
lonary property destroyed has been
'eceived from the Sultan Of Turkey
>ut being in the nature of another
Promise to pay it was not acceptable
md the Sulta nhas been sharply in
ormed that we have had promise,
enough and that it is the payment o.
he money that is demanded.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-28
The Dukes Jester.

Mr. Frederick Warde. whose name
and fame as a great actor is just about
second to none in America, played. at
the Auditorium last night 20 very
small audience; probably due to some
extent to the lateness of the season.
Those who did attend enjoyed a gen.
uine dramatic treat The company is
large one, composed OF unusually
strong players, and the many striking
situations of the play were handled
most admirably,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-04-28
Will Go To Canada.

Mr.. w. j. Carmichael, who came
to this city several months ago and ac-
?epted the position of superintendent
for the Acme Brick Co.. has resigned
and will leave in the near future for
Manitoba, Canada. He will go there
20 accept a position with the Lasduon-
lette Mining and Developing Co., who
IRE operating near Lake Winnipeg.
He will leave today for Huntington,
W. Va, to spend few days with rel
atives.