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Gran Hotel y Restaurant:
INCL TERR
TETUAN 10 12 CRUZ 2 FORTALEZA o.
HOTEL de + 0RDEN

Edifco consruido expresamente para Hotel
Capacilad para 200 PASAJEROS
Situac0n la mas c6ntrica
Vistas la bahia las GALES Teuan Cruz Fortalcza
Ell mas fesco ventilado de la Capital.
Ell comedor mcor de las Antias
noparamenos indcpendientes para familias.
Desde de Agosto rige ademds del plan antique
das el slsteHa americana; gusto del favorecedOr.
Iren de carruajes de lujo.
Interpreters y Traductores de Ter. oylen -
Precos al igual de los denas Hoees
Sc hacen abonOs comidas.
installation de banOs la moderna
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SAN JUAN PTO. RICO

ID Anoche estuvo muy animada la
retreta celebrado en- la plaza princi'
pal, La cOncurrencla fue extraordi
maria y las pleas ejecutadas por la
orquesta, escogidas y del agrado del
publioo. Indudablemente Ell calor
que hac1a anoche, influy6 en- que ma
die quedara en- su casa sin ir tomar
un POGO de fresco la plaza, haben
dose visto 6sta cOncurrida mas que
OT1OPA
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BRILLANTE NECOCl0.

Por no poderle atender su due.
no Sc vende ell Hotel xLa Italiana,,
situado en- 10 mas centrico del pue-
bio frente a la plaza de recreo esta
blecimiento conocido, acreditado Y
concurrido.
El que desee comprarlo puede
enten 'c-zC C0:2 5u re oresee ia to Bias
Pao';
4A:-~~.uy tie - -.r 800
a 5 =,
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l2-TETUAN-l3

En- IN sensational discurso
pronunciado por ell Sr Romero Roble
do en- Madrid declare ante un con-
curse de mas de 5000 personas que
de continuar la situaci6n nCrQue
atraviesa Espana Sc impone la revo
luci6n y que 81 sacrifcaria sus idea
les declarandose republican, ST en-
clio estaba la salvaci0n de la pa
tria.
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Por insultos al dependiente
de la pulperia de la calle de Tetuan
no 3, Jose Sanchez, fu6 condenado
hoy 10 dias de trabajos el sugeto
EulOgiO SOstre.
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A T,OS AGENTES DEL .PERIODICO
LA DEMOCRACIA."

de- aquel de Ponce los
Agentes sen entendee don Juan z para @ SAL
cretos E az CaguaS nueVo admIlS-
dor del pe6dco Igual alvertenc dmo los ores anunclane
IA de LA DcmOcTacla&
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AVlSO

Las Oicinas del Club Republi
cano, calle de Ia Cruz no y piso
principal, estaran abiertas todos los
dias laborables de nueve once de
la manana
La Tesoreria estara alberta
de doce a una de la tarde Gale San
Francisco no l..
Lo que Sc avisa a los correligio
nariOs.
FL Secretaric,
VICENTE GUILLOT JORDa.
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C0MISION
de recIamaciones contra Ia Dputacion Provincial

San Juan P. r. : Oobre de 1900
Por Ultima Vez Sc recuerda to-
dos los que tengan creiitos pendien
tes contra Ell suprimido Centro Pro
vjncial, que el plazo para la presen-
taci6n de reclamaciones espira el Is
de los corrientes q las de su tarde
hora en- que Sc cierra la Oicna de
esta COmisi6n.
RAFAEL NIETO ABETLLE.
Pfesidente
; n i
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Almacenistas i'm,
portadores de Ia cla-
.12O
Idem idem de "a
Idem idem de 3a
clase. .'.....'.' '.OO
Restaurants, Kios
kos y Tabernas. ..,,.4S "
Confterfas, licore.
rlas y cafes. 12O 9;
Fabrica de licores 80 -
Detallistas: Sc com
prenden en- este grupo
las pulper1as segdu Ia
classification .siguiente:
De Ia clase. 81 8
De "a clase. % g
De 3a clase ven
dolores ambulantes. IS "
Para venta de tabaeos y cigarrillos.
Fabrcas de taba-
COS y cigarrillos 8 cual.
quiera de esos produc
tos con aparatos .msca
nicos y fuerza motr1z
de vapor Il otro agen-
to mecanico 8 sin ella. | 200
Idem idem & mano
con venta al pOr ma
yor 80
Iden idem elabora-
dos mano y dedica-
dos 4 Ia venta al de-
Establecimientos q
venden tabacos, ciga
rrillos y picaduras del
pals 8 cualquiera de es
tos productos. ...........36 -
Detallistas: Sc com
prende en- este grupo &
las pulper1as segun la
classification siguiente:
De Ia clase. q "
De "a clase. ....,..18
Puestos de tabaco
hilado 6 torcido de ma
nilla y picadura del
Vendedores ambu
| lanteS II
OTRAS PATENTES4
Cada casa de pres.
tamos pagara anual-
mente pOr trimestres
adelantados. $50 {"
Cada casa de cam
bio en- la misma for
| ma a...... ...l2O -
Cada fabrica de
chocolate idem idem -. 100 &"
Por colocaci6n de
sillas y sillones en- pla
zas y Paseos. ..... .....12 g
Cada casa que al
guile muebles nuevos
8 usadOs
Cada casa que ex'
penda artfculos super
huos de lujo:
De Ia clase. 100 "
De "a clase -. 40
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De varias heridaS Casuales
que Sc infriera en- Ia mano derecha.
fue asistido aver en- el cuarto de 5000
rrOs el irdividuo Ramon Lopez.
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Eel individuo Juan Gomez, We
cino de Puerta de TERRA fu6 herida
aver por Jesus Lopez oportunamen
te fue curado Ell herido en- la sala de
socorros y ell agresor detenido por
los guardias Boiler y Florit~
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Paleto Aiglon
Matinee elega2tc
Falda de debajO.
Plantation undo al u5tilIO
FOrtaleza no ~

A los Presidentes de las Cor
tes de Dstrito de q - g. les pide
iuformen, en- el menor Jlenpo posi-
BILE, acerca del nGmero de processes
c1viles y criminales tramitados por
dichos Tribunales en- ell a1o que ter
min6 el 30 de Setiembre; cuantos
fueren fallecidoc y cuantos dias da'
rante ese anO attuar0n.
Al decir de ua pcrioilco local,
por descuico han sa)ido q la circula
c!6n alguDns billetes de- Banco Es
panol sin las frmas del Director,
Contador Cajero, y sin ell ndmero
de la emission que correspondent.
Aver C re O una hoja
sUelta del partido SDamocratico 50
cialista, en- la que coGVoca a una
asamblea general para decidir 81
acude 8 no los conici0s con candl
datos propios,
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Aver tom6 puerto procedente
de Nueva York, 6! vapor transporte
americana HRaWlins"
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La casa real de italia ha en-
cargado a Verdi que cscriba en- me
moria del rey difuntO, un misa de
<ReOuiens.
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Abordo del transpOrte "RaW
Inns llegaron aver gran numero de
profesoras y profesores americanos
que women destinados las escualas
de esta Isla Son treinta V seis
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ST el anciauo maestro rehusa
aceptar el enuargO. cOaa que parece
probable: dado que su avanZada
edad lie impide lleyar a cato un ira
bajo de grandes proporciOnes, Sc ha-
ra analoga indication Mascagni,
el celebrado autor de sCavalleria
rusticanas
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TARIFAS.

para ell cobro de los arbitrios i'm
puestos establecidos en- el Presupues
TO ordinario de gastos 6 ingresos
tornado por ell Ayuntamiento para
regir en- ell afo fiscal de 1900 901 y
aprobado por la misma Corporation
en- ses'ones Aires y nueve de Agosto
ultimO.
(Continuaci6n.)
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Aver zarp6 de nuostro puerto
ei s1ackt May FloWer,s con dcstino
la Isla Lleva 4 su bordo segdn
nos infUrman, al GObernadOr Civil
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continuation.

PATENTES.
Para venta de bebidas de todas classes
Dollars Ctvs.
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Aver de madrugada, el policla
Alberto Bonia de Santurce dispar6
varios tiros de revolver contra IN
indiuiduo que hufallevandose una
gallina. El ratoro en- lacarrera dejo
abandonada Ia presa
Un caballo en- Santurce, do una
patada al individuo Juan del Rosa
rio, causandole una herida on una
pierna, de la que fu6 asistido por ell
medicO del barriO
Por desobediencia q la policla
fue detenido aver Domingo B'rocha,
natural de Yauco, a qui6n Sc le con.
demo hoy a 80 d1as de trabajos y lue
go pCr ruta para su pueblo.
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,>Por Julio Hidalgo, guardia
municipal del puesto de policia de
Fuerta de Tierra fue denunciado el
vecino de aQuel barriO dOn Manuel
Luzunaris, por permitirse ce2Surar
en- pdblico los actos del sef1or Alcal
do {
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-08

NJ. Levasseur ha referido en-
la Ultima session de la Academia de
CIencias Morales y Polfticas de Pa
fs, ell fen6meno psicol6gico siguien
to: Una joven americana ciega y sor,
da, ha aprendido a leery d hablar el
ingles, ell aleman, el frances, el latin
V al priepO
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OPORTUNIDAD para com
prar precios baratlsimos Gdiferen
tes classes de efectUs para escritorio,
cajitas de papel de 100 pliegos y 100
sobres 90 centavos, papel secante q
3 centavos hoja, papel comercial y
cuentas corrientes. libros en- blanco,
copiadores 1000 folios 20 centavos,
500 folios 35 centavos, potes de tin
ia negra y violeta a 9, ) y 5 centa
vos. Tambien platos hondos y la
nos IS centavOs docena. Lucas CT
menez, San Francisco II.
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L y z4rpara =
. po~ span , oI- %
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Polvo eres y polvo te has de
convertlr, aguanta pues el polvo y
quejate al Sursum -corda. Amen.
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Aver de madruo2da

VICENTE GUILLOT } JORDa.
n + 3
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-24

Elk River Star Jews: A good
deal of sentiment is being devel-
oped, even among politicians,
favorable to extending the main
features of the State law regu-
lating primary elections, now
only applicable to Hennepin
county, to the whole state, and
the Star News heartily favors
the proposition, as it has from
the beginning. Therehas always
been difficulty in securing cleo.
ton reforms because of the op-
position of a certain class of
politicians, but public sentiment
is becoming SO thoroughly
aroused in favor of a primary
election law that will do away
with conventions and caucuses
that it seems as though the time
was ripe to push the matter be-
fore the next legislature. The
more simple the law the better
satisfaction it will give.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-24
A BOY is BURNED TO DEATH.
Henry Gazing, Of Buchanan, Burned = .
Barn Saturday-Coroner
Investigates. &sis$Ss

Sheriff Rider received word by tele-
phone from Royalton Monday morn
ing that q mysterious death had
taken place IN, Buchanan town Satllr-
day, and he was asked to visit the
locality with the county coroner,
DR.. Trace. The sheriff. coroner and
Deputy L. D. Brown went downgto
Royalton on the lis train. From
there Sheriff Rider telephoned that
on Saturday q boy named Henry
Gaking, who was IA or Is years Of
age. was burned to death in q barn
in Buchanan town, about twelve
miles east Of Royalton. A barn and
adjoining straw stacks were
consumed, also a team of horses
that were in the barn. The boy was
working about the barn, and his lie
was taken by the flames. Very lew
particulars were obtained. The
name Of the owner of the barn was
not known. >s
How the lad was prevented from
escaping is not known, and parties
who learned of the fire desired an
official inquiry. ":
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-24
Hand Badly Injured.

Saturday Frank Ckerrier en-
ployed as shingle clipper at the Pine
Tree saw mill, met with q very pain
full and unfortunate accident. While
at work his hand came in contact
with the saw of the machine he
operates, and as a result all four
fingers were more or less badly In.
jured. A small portion OF the end OF
the first finger was taken off. The
second finger was amputated below
the first joint, and the first and
second joints of the third and fourth
fingers were destroyed. It is prob
abb that these two fingers will be
saved, but tho joints will be useless
and the fingers stiff He was taken
to the hospital, where DR.. Roberts
took charge of his case and attended
to his wounds.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-24
m OFFICIAL CALL. -
Republican County Convention and Prim-
aries.

A Republican convention for the county
of Morrison. Minnesota, will be held
at the court house, Little Fails,
Wednesday, the 9Th day of May, 1900, at II
o'clock a. NJ, for the purpose of electing Ii
delegates to- the Minnesota Republican
state convention to be held in the city of
Minneapolis on Wednesday, May 18th,
1000. for5the purpose of electing four DELE
at large and four alternates at large to the
Republican national convention to be held
in the city of Philadelphia, in the state of
Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, June 10, 1900,
and also to nominate nine presidential
electors.
Also to elect 13ssdelegates to attend the
Republican congressional convention for
the Sixth congressional district of the
State of Minnesota. to be held at the :citv
of Duluth, onithe 18th day of May, A. d.
1900, for the purpose of selecting two dele
gates and two alternates.to represent the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of said district at the
national Republican convention to be
held at the city of Philadelphia on June
10th, A. D. 1900, also to place lin nomination
a Republican candidate for member of
congress for the Sixth congressional dis.
trict of Minnesota.
The basisof representation shall boone del
egate for.each twenty five votes or major
fraction thereof, cast for President McKin-
ley in 1895. In accordance with the above
apportionmentth the several precinctsl of the
county will be entitled to the following
nur4be of delegates in the conventions:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-24
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW.
What Heap of Happiness it Would Bring
to Little Falls
Homes.

Hard to do homework with an
aching back,
Hours of misery at leisure or at
work, :.
women only knew the cause. -.
Backache pains come from sick
kidneys; NJ
Doan's Kidney pills will cure it. D.;
Little Falls people endorse this: d.
Mrs. Mary Montbriand, OF Sixth
street north, says: II suffered for
years with kidney complaint and al
though took a great deal Of medt-
cine I found nothing that proved
effectual in relieving me. There were
severe aching pains across the small
OF my back, in my kidneys and
through my side. felt listless and
tired and was bothered greatly with
spells OF dizziness and a feeling of
heaviness in the head. I could not
rest we'll nights, got up feeling tired
and unrcfreshed in the morning, the
secretions were Irregular, highly
colored and on standing deposited a
bea w sediment. Being advised to
try Doan's Kidney pills I procured q
box at Wetzel's pharmacy and began
to use them. improved rapidly the
pains soon left me and the action of
the kidneys was rendered regular
and normal"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo.
N. Y, sole agents for the U. s. Re-
member the name-Doan's-and take
no other.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-24

The state game and fish CON-
mission now has a crew of ten
men securing the annual har-
vest of pike spawn from the
rivers near Vermillion lake.
The commission plans to get
one hundred million spawn. AS
soon as the breeding season is
over the eggs will be taken to
st. Paul and Matched at the
Willow Brook hatchery near
Indian mounds, by a patent in
cubator process. The young
fish are rurtured andeventually
find their way back into the
river and lakes of the state.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-24

Charles Gravel returned Sunday
night from Brunette's saw mill ON
Skunk brook, where he had been SUI
perintending the saving Of about
$4,000 feet of oak lumber which Mr..
Gravel had hauled to that mill last
winter. The lumber has been sold to
the Northern Pacific Railway com.
pany, and as soon as the inspector
can 20 out and inspect the lumber at
the mill Mr.. Gravel will put a force
of teams at work hauling to this city
for delivery to the purchaser. The
mill ia located about ten miles north
east of Pierz.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-24
WISHED TO BE AN ACTRESS.
Mabel Wheeler Goes From st. Cloud to
saltwater to Join Show
l. Troupe.

,
The saltwater papers give an &C.
count of the arrest in that city of
Miss Mabel Wheeler, Of st. Cloud, on
Saturday last. Her father, Hiram
Wheeler, who is employed as sawyer
in q hardwood mill near Hayward,
Wis, objected to her appearing on
the stage. She will be returned to
her home at st. Cloud. The Daily
Gazette said: #@ffr go
Mabel is IL years old and evidently
has not seen much Of the world.
She is tall and rather ccmely. She
said that she saw an advertisement
in a daily paper for chorus girls and
went to Minneapolis a few days ago
where she Joined the company that
lie now in this city giving an indiffer.
ent exhibition In which stale Jokes
are retailed together with Indifferent
singing and instrumental music.
The girl has an alto voice that needs
cultivation to be entertaining and
she was taking part in the exhibition
when her career was interrupted by
a police officer yesterday afternoon.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-24
A HOME BEREAVED.
Little 7-year-old Daughter of HI. and llrs
J.. B. Richard Died Saturday
After Brief 4 Illness.

Death has saddened the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Richard. Their
little daughter. Adrienne, aged Z
years. died at 3:2O Saturday, after
a brief illness from Inflammation Of
the bowels. The child was taken Ill
Monday, and only a few friends and
neighbors were aware of her child's
illness until it's death was announced
this morning.
The bereaved family have The
sympathy Of the entire community
in their sorrow.
The funeral was held Sunday
afternoon at three o'clock from the
French Catholic church.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-24
Obstructing the Highway.

4 warrant was issued Monday out
of Justice Sheldon's court for the ar
rest Of Henry Messing and Peter
Wolfsield, on a charge OF obstructing
a highway. The former is a resident
Of st. Cloud and owns a piece ofland
In Buh town. which is occupied. by
Wolfsfeld. Last Saturday the latter
fenced and plowed up the road on
this land and also destroyed a cul-
vert where the road crosses q
swamp, He stated that he had done
the work under orders from the
owner of the land. Adam Vernig
and Theodore Thielen, members Of
the board of supervisors OF that
town, made the. complaint. The
road in question was laid out
twenty-five years ago, and has been
public highway ever since. 4.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-24
Question Answered .

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandmothers never thought OF u.s.
ing anything else for Indigestion or
biliOusness. Doctors were scarce and
they seldom heard of appendicitis,
nervous prostration, or heart failure,
etc. They used August Flower to
clean out the system and stop fer
mentation of undigested food, regu-
ate the action of the liver, stimulate
he nervous and organic action of
he system, and that Is all they took
vhen feeling dull and bad with head.
ches and other aches. You only
iced q few doses OF Green's August
Flower, in liquid form, to make you
satisfied there Is nothing serious the
matter with you. Sample bottles
at l.. D. Browns.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-24

Supt. A. E. Law, of the Northern
Pacific, was in the city this forenoon.
He made an inspection of the COM
pany's yards here, and, it is said,
has ordered the work of filing in at
both ends OF the new passenger depot
for distance of about $50 feet each
way, with black soil, for the purpose
of making small parks Of the spaces
go filed. 1t is also said that two
gravel trains will be put to work in
the near future hauling gravel from
the Darling pit to ballast the track
the entire distance from this city to
Anoka.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-24

Minneapolis Lumberman: During
the week the northwest has had two
days OF steady rain, and while this
rain was general south and south
east Of Minneapolis, it did not touch
the upperwaters of the Mississippi at
all. The lakes are about a foot and
a half lower than they were last
December, and the swamps lack the
needed moisture for driving. AS yet
the lakes are not open, though the
ice Is very spongy and likely to go
out at any time. If rain does not
come within the next ten days in
good volume, the driving will be
slow to start.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-24

The Little Falls baseball club had
another practice game Sunday AFTER
noon. The team was not all out,
Frank Bourassa being sick and two
Others being unavoidably absent.
Their places were taken by substi-
tutes and a game with a picked nine
was had. The boys showed up well
and defeated their opponents by q
score of 5 to 2. The soliciting COM
mittee which has undertaken tho
work OF securing funds to provide
enclosed grounds began their work
today and it is hoped that every
thing will be in readiness and ar
rangements made with some outside
team for a game not later than q
week from next Sunday.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-24
TEUsDAY, APRIL ?, 1900.
A HOPE AND A REALITY.

From the American Economist.
I. In addressing a delegation of
workingmen from McKeesport,
President Mckinley said, on
September IL, 1896: ...s
=, I hope that the time will not
be far distant when every work
aingman in this country; can get
work, and get it, too, at fair and
remunerative wages.
: The president was not speak
ing merely empty words when
he said this. Actions speak
louder than words, they say, al
ways, and President McKinley's
acts have spoken much more
emphatically than did his words.
His course of action upon his en-
tering upon his duties as presi-
dent, showed that he not only
chopped" that every workingman
in this country would get work
at good wages, but that he was
determined that every working
man would get it, and at the
earliest possible moment. The
prosperity producing policy of
protection was restored at the
very earliest moment at which
it was possible, and, as a result,
President McKinley's hope of
September IL, 1896, has for many
months been a reality. This is
the sort of thing which ought to
tell on election day-and it will
tell.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-24

Sank Rapids Sentinel: The saw
mill owned by the J. Neils Lumber
company ts again in operation hav-
ing started in fill blast on Tuesday
morning. The mill will run day
time and will be operated IL hours q
day. Under the supervision Of John
Arenth the mill has been put In first
class condition and every thing is..run-
ming smoothly. The whole business
responsibility now rests on Geo. s.
Parker and under his management
we predict g. successful seasons run.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-04-24
Books of Postage Stamps.

Postmaster Corbin has secured a
supply of the books of postage
stamps. The public can now secure
supplies of postage stamps at the
post Office that may be carried in the
pocket without being liable to stick
together. The stamps Of the two
cent denomination are put up in
book form, interleaved with
paraffined paper to prevent adhe-
sion being used. The books are Of
three sizes containing IL, "a or 48
stamps. One cent extra per book
is the additional charge There has
been a big demand for such books
and the office here now has a good
supply.