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BeIrian King to Abdicate.

PARIS, Sept. 2S.-"From a source
worthy of confidence" says the Courier
du Soir,- I'VE learn that the king of the
Belgians intends to abdicate before the
close of the present Belgian parliament in
favor OF the Prince of Flanders. King
Leopold counts confidently upon the re-
suit of his action being the sinking of the
quarrels of the rival parties, which would
then unite to observe the conditions Of
the new regime"
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Bold Robbery Mt Nome.

TACOMA, Oct. 1.-The boldest rob-
berry yet perpetrated at Nome occurred
on the night of Sept. 10, when thieves
sawed through the floors of the Alaska
Commercial company's warehouse. Sc
curing gold dust amounting to S10.50O.
The robbers worked so quietly that the
watchman in the building did not hear
them. The gold dust was stored in a
safe in the company's office.
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Killed by Striking n Match.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Oct. striking
match to light a cigarette caused Louis
Kresge's death. The Are alarm wires
had, through accident, become crossed
with heavily charged electric light wires,
and Kresge, on striking a match on the
metal alarm box, received a shock which
killed him instantly. He was 81 and
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TrnnsxnnI Refugees.

LOURENCO MARQUES. Oct. D
The Austrian steamer Syria Lloyd has
sailed from here. having on board 400
Transvaal refugees, part of them being
Irish. Americans. All their expenses have
been paid by the Transvaal government.
Each man received $50 and will be
paid $3.50 on landing at any point
which may be elected by them.
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Coke Ovens Closed.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept. 90
Fifty per cent of the 5000 coke ovens in
Mcdowell and Mercer counties of this
state have been put out of blast within
the past week, throwing out of employ
ment 1900 men. This is said TO be due
to the dull market for the product.
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New scheme TO supply MIX.

MIDDLETOWN, n. Y, Sept. 20
Five milk producers named Dubois, all
brothers, of Stevensville, Sullivan coun-
ty, are arranging a new system of sup
plying milk to New York. They pro-
pose retailing it direct to consumers. If
the plan is successful, they will handle
milk for other farmers, the profits to be
divided pro rata between those supply
ing the milk
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Coxey's New Role.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-"General' Jacob
S. Coxey, who six years ago marched at
the head of an army of several hundred
unemployed workingmen, is advertising
for men TO work on large steel casting
plant which he is erecting in Mount Yer
non, o. Mr.. Coxey expects to spend
$500 on these buildings
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EMPRESS DowAGER OF CHINA

and other antiforeign leaders for caus-
ing the trouble in which China has be-
come involved. He received also a tele-
gram from Mr.. Conger at Picking which
contained information that may call for
important action by this government.
Mr. Conger's dispatch tells of the ap-
pointment of the Chinese peace commits
sion, and among the commissioners nam
ed is General Jung Lu, who commanded
the imperial troops in Picking during the
attacks on the foreign legations and
stands accused by Minister Conger and
others of being a participant in the at
tacks.
Unless that accusation is disproved and
Jung Lu is shown to have been, as he
asserts and the Chinese government pro-
fesses, a consistent friend of the lega-
TONERS during the period of their ordeal
of shot and shell the United States will
hardly consent to accept him as pleni-
potentiary to negotiate peace arrange
ment. This government has declared
that it will have no dealings with any
Chinese concerned in the antiforeign out
RACES, and Jung Lu stands accused of
being in that category.
Jung LUIS absence in the interior is evil
IDENTIFY a measure of safety on his part
he probably does not care snow nlmSelI
in Picking until the powers have declared
that he.is acceptable. Tin Kun vi and
Chang Chin Tung, named with Ching, Ii
and Jung Lu as peace commissioners, are
the viceroys of Marking and Wuchang.
They are acceptable to the United States
and, it is believed, to all the other pow
ers. During the period of the antiforeign
excitement in China they co-operated
with the foreign consuls of the southern
Chinese ports in maintaining order in
their provinces and showed pronounced
proforeign tendencies. Prince Ching and
Earl Ii are acceptable also, so that Gen
eral Jung Lu is the only Chinese plenipo-
Tertiary to whose appointment there is
likely to be any objection.
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The Texas to BE Repaired.

NORFOLK, Sept. 29.-The battleship
Texas has arrived here from Newport for
quite extensive repairs to be made by the
men who built her and probably will be
here all winter
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LONDON, Oct. lit is officially an
nounced that Lord Roberts has been APP
pointed commander in chief of the Brit
ish army. Yesterday was the generals
birthday.
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0ZZZ1vERY old maxim declares that it isn't econ
wv omy to pick up pins; the time is worth more
VA than the pins Similarly it is not true econ
e9 omy to do without Ivory Soap your health
requires the daily removal Of the bodily excretions
which are discharged through the pores Of the skin.
These tiny mouths must be kept open, and they
should be opened only with pure soap.
IVORY SOAP ee4><e PER CENT. PURE.
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Football Players injuries Fatal.

CHICAGO. Sept. 29.-Lawrence Pier
son of Lake Forest university football
team, who was injured in game at Lake
Forest. Ills, Wednesday, is dead at the
local hospital.
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Exposition
Nov 1901 will be the Ethnol
exhibit interest to all Americans
Ethnogy which of the division of mankind into
which
Ehnology building will be vtable mine of nfor
This will
Exposition
the
an May
interesting exhibits concerning several
America already this country Peru for example
viii
exhibited section the remarkable collection
of Peruvian antiquities
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The shah Meets the sultan.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Oct. 1.-The
shah of Persia has arrived here and was
received by the sultan with elaborate
and brilliant ceremonies.
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No Turkish Crown.

The sultan possesses no crown, coro-
nation being unknown in Turkey.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13
2TELEGRAPHiC. Z; BR'EvlTlEs,

@ Chicago has officially rendered the
drainage channel to the United States
government. IN g$ hi VA II IN M S$88s. N
A fiat increase Of u cent q pound has
been put upon beef, pork and. mntton
BY Chicago packers. Il ], .E
65s Minneapolis % 70 have new library
building 70 cost geo, 900, Ex.G Governor
Pillsbury s. the donor. u I:
Secretary Long has returned to
Washington from his trip to Colorado,
where he has been on . visit to his
daughter. s.5S :.
Eight persons were killed and fifteen
wounded'in collision between :su-
burban train and an express at Choisey
Leroi, France. VI !. 4 Ii: ass45>
At Muskogee, I. T., Thomas Owens,
city, attorney, shot +, and mortally
wounded Noah Watts. Both are youns
men. Owens cluims self.defense.t
At Leavenworth, Kan, an open
switch caused the north. bound Missouri
Pacific passenger train to collide with
q switch engine. Seven ;rersons were
injured. rs gs. s IT, .5@sjf5
Charles II. Pinkham, proprietor and
manager Of the business depar tment Of
one Of the largest proprietary medicine
enterprises in the United States, is
dead at>Lynn, Mass. M D 5.s5 q: NJ e, e. I, \
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13
It seems So O,c,casionally.

do you-aw-b believe in theawthe
DRY of evolution, Miss Williamson-that
we all-aw--spring from apes. don't you
How?" .,3z 3t,. a:$ l$ F5T DIX {
. The beautiful girl hesitated. u: M 10
81 never used to" she replied finally. .
Perhaps Lave could convince you,"s
he suggested. s2 * :.2$ $2:S IA 3. ..:a 4;
You have already" she answered.
s.Since- have known you / have decided
either that all human beings descended
from apes and that, some few haven't de
iscended very far or else that we are;
drifting back toward that primeval condi1.
ton and that some few are much n adj.
vance Of the rest Of us. :" :sss ~ N.
I. "Aw-so pleased, don't you know, that
my influence should be so-a w-strong.'
Chicago Post. . Y E::% %$ls XXI
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13

ss.lt5
] Now, swhat dsye Ssuppose finally ut
him 10 let me- have the pair t0f 'em for MI
81 haven't The least idea, " replied Mrs
Jcbson. but ~
N, sI'hir+y- seyen dollars! almost shouted
Mr.. JolyxDn. Il ~ GOT ,ern Tor 81 miserable.
puny little dollars ben thsy' re worth IA "A
/. least ~ AZ 8SI NJ sSs gsszs
M OLSON sudd enly found that he wasI
alone. II Mrs. Jobson was AT his side Nj mo-
Inent later, however, md she had Tn her
4 hand the exact duplicate of Mn. obson's
&3Tf covers, for which she had paid W:
n MI. Jobson looked at them just once N and
then lie remembered and grew REQ. #ls:
ss5 $50 those are the ones that y Ou told me
fyou paid IS for ~ be inquired sarcastical-1
IL. Il IN TIM! Now I know where that $1O0s
btu that you said you lost sir months ago
went Washingto ton Star: B '8s$
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13
Several Features Which Have
"a Been Under Discussion ~
S.8 \. Are Omitted.
ABOLISH u !. 1suNG Il YAM \ {
\ United States Government Has
Been Earnestly Urging S%
( a. ..4 This Change. $j
No Word on the Subject Has
y Been Received From Gi
.3s III Mr.. Conger. @y t

ssa, WASHINGTON, Nov. IL. II, as report.
Cd in the Cologne Gazette. the powers
have reached q definite understanding
In regard to China, it's terms. as stated
by the newspaper, omit several fea-
lures which have been source of dis
cussion among them. Probably the
most important Of these is the PROPOSE
ton to abolish the cumbersome Office
Of the tsung Ii yamen, or board Of for.
eign affairs, and place the d4ties Of
that body under the supervision Of one
person who shall be directly RESPONSE
BILE for the management Of its affairs
This change has been urgently desired
BY oar government and is believed to
find hearty second among all the
powers Officials profess an unwill.
ingness to discuss with any detail the
existing state Of the negotiations now
in progress and the impression prevails
that ifan agreement has been reached
It is incomplete. only partial Moth.
ing came from Minister Conger during
the day. s@s,s II. a.s.4'r@..
Minister WI said he had no informa-
tion bearing on the movements Of the
imperial family. He was not disposed
to credit the statements that tho court
intended to get to, SEE Chuan province,
further to the west from where 1t is
now, unless compelled to do 80 as re-
suit OF the military operations Of the
allies. r. 5ss r.. 4, agrs. a ,, 1880 ~, =. !,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13
q JIM HE SIC KRO DOM !

n Put your piety into, your nursing IS
well as into your prayers. =. ~ :.
SE Smooth off with a fine file the rough
end OF the glass drinking tube. !, i. ;5s
5 Let no drinks be brought in large rum.
blers or glasses. Little ones are far more
acceptable. ~
Use finest old linen, IL linen at all, fof
bathing the mouth and lips. Nothing is
50 grateful. s. I, sssS !. lj4 Ss5&sS
s Make the most OF the privilege OF being
near the suffering mortal who longs for
your presence. s e. n. "a n. 3
~ Raise the invalid's head BY putting
your hand under the upper pillow and,
with as much 6rmness as possible. lift,
Ing it. q " %5 a: i5s5i' fs 4s4i lEE "
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13
ON I. IT.. / & :, PHoN
"a weird Converse tion That OnS Of
M sssSs 4! & ten HearafN Oyyadays.s5

d. weird Con- ersa tion That OAs Of
4s sltS. NJ ten HearAl NOyvadays.3js N
" This is but one Of several instances.
"Say,'' begins the household der who is
yelling into his own teleph % ordered
nv coal Six weeks ago. Where is It ?,s55
sBeg pardon I, from the dealer, YOU
declined to order unless would drop rs
cents ton on the price. N: s. M,
* Nothing Of the kind. You've mixed
me up with some one else. told you
that ia rather take chances on buying In
4 hot weather than to wait until Is had to-
have coal, no matter what it cost. s You
certainly remember that. Va REX u.
# mo. sir. j recall distinctly that You
said you were not playing the part Of q
lamb to d trust or any other sort Of q rob-
Der combination and that il wouldn't
throw off the quarter you didn't want my
coal any more than you wanted water ut
81 q gallon. i was never more positive Of
anything in my life. 81 :#3 4. N
$"Must have been mistake then, for
I'll tell yolright now that ordered my
coal from you, that you agreed to put i
in and that ! depended on you. didn't
suppose that yeu were q man to sell your
word at 50 much ton. j.: s,S ISL 4 i. Y
/, Never mind, now. I'm running up
against people like you every hour Of the
day. II you want coal from my yards
youth pay the going price. ' sss |:
''ssss"I wouldn't have your coalif you'd give
it to me. p @ ~ >" 4; nm \ VI S:'sf
\ is that the reason you didn't pay last
winters bill - ,s5jE Z 5
Z ..'Say, Jockey here. I'm going to sue you
for breach Of contract. You never put
more than 1900 pounds. in I ton of coal
in your life, and Is per cent Of that was
slate. II you dare send q load Of coal up
here I'll whip the driver. I pay my debts
and s. III. 4,%s IA. @5:5i With. IS
r mo, you don't, and I'll sue you for
SANDER inside of &c, minutes. NJ S. .Es7 s n
\ Then there are two men bowling over
the wire at once, and it sounds so much
like a cat fight that no conscientious re
porter will attempt to interpret. Detroit
Free Press. r., Z a Z. + r., 81 :S5t.s s2k r: 81
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13
Mine Burning ut Butte.

BUTTE, Mon, Nov. 12.-Fire broke
out in the 20O.foot level Of the Bell
mine. Amalgamated Copper company
property, and is still burning. It is
under control, but grave apprehensions
are entertained that itscannot be ex-
.tinguished. The ore in this mine is
free milling, containing 4 large per.
oentage Of sulphur, and fire once start
ed is hard proposition to handle.
The loss will certainly be large. q
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13
/ GREAT Loss OF LIFE.

Typhcon At Hong Kong Disastrous to
5$$.sSFi " Native Craft. & $i s s.
Homo KONG. Nov. IA typhoon
struck the town during the evening and
ragged until morning. A British river
gunboat was sunk but her crew are re.
ported to be safe. Great damage and
loss Of life occurred among the native
craft. but it is impossible as yet to as.
certain the full extent. z ' - z
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13
: " -. = = . u. = =V-I--TI-0- :
I A Question OF Color.

: A young clerk at s;theS Oliver innie
Grocery company received a slight
scratch, the other day, and the manager
called out to the negro who does chores
around the store to 60 and get some
flesh colored court plaster. H. Fs1f
The negro started off down the street
at a lively pace. but in few minutes he
came back with about three times the
amount OF speed he used in his departure
and, running sbreathlessly up to the man
ager, asked: :. E.. 5% :.sf s];* :3;735
! 'tDo you want white or black flesh
colored ?"--- Memphis Scimitar. 5#ls3 D. "
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13
.RAlLvv,AY TIES.

OF the nine fastest trains Of the world,
declares the Baltimore Sun, eight run be.
tween Camden and Atlantic City.
I The Jungfrau railway has been aban,
sdoned because the cost turned out TO be
heavier than the engineers expected. 81
"a Chicago firm Of civil engineers he's
Spetitioned the Chilean congress for per
mission 10 build and operate. IAN electric
railway on the Cordillera from Juncal to
Las Cuevas, connecting Chile and the
Argentine Republic. b "A a ss5
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13

Our German friends across the wa
ter have a Keen sense OF. humor. Al
though It is rank leze majesty and the
,offense merits decapitation. they have
invented for. their kaiser the sobriquet
Augusta. pack the trunks. This is
an allusion to the well known love Of
his majesty for travelling and tickles
the Teutons nightly. sr$. u : e, &.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13
poll CAL QUlps.

The, independent voterfseldom casts his
ballot; for the independent candidate. --'
Savannah News. sf B I'M Il:
With ~ tickets il the presidential field
there should be 9 lively race for tail end
honors. Philadelphi North American. a
Cumberland county, Me-, elected a
Z Baptist minister as sheriff. II there are
any evildoers there, he will soak them.
Minneapolis Times. si's3.S
Because a great man sometimes bolts
I his party ticket 1t does not follow that
every body who bolts his party ticket siS Z
great mai Detroit Free Press.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13
8Acquit Elmer N Her and James
'.' Hardy After Being Out
.ss5'.. All Night. sss Y
ANOTHER IlsDlC MERT MI Il:
Probable. q hough. That the
County Attorney VIII
Quash III
Three Weeks Consumed in, the
Trial of the Two Young
"a 'sa 5s Men. ISsSs

kKoKA, Mimi. Nov. IL. James
Hardy and Elmer Miller have been &c
quilted by the jury on the chargeIpf
being CON cerned in the murder of Mrs.
Eliza Ann Wise.
Al 9:46 q m. the jury ii the Wise
murder case came to- an agreement.
Saturday: night ct 1926 the case was
IN, their hands for con sideration
and on retiring they Immediately took
an informal ballot, after which seven
more were taken before the case was
decided: . =5el. il, :5 2ss.3 \
Judge Giddings and Clerk Of Court
Hart were notified that the jury was
ready to deliver their verdict and when
they arrived in the courtroom II was
comfortably filed with speotato rs, and
upon arrival Of the attorneys and 9pris-
oners the verdict was read. The soene
when the words Of not guilty were
read is difficult to describe and dofit
justice. Public sentiment locally has
favored the boys 81:
Othsr 1adiotmsnt May Bo Quaahed. n
b ~ L a.
However. they are not yet free, AZ it
will be remembered the grand Jury
found two indictments against both
the defendants, one for the murder Of
Mrs. Eliza Ann Wise and the other
tor the murder o. little Willie Wise,
who was Instantly killed. The last
named indictment Is still charged
against the boys, but it il understood
that County Attorney Pratt will with.
draw the charge. Should he refuse to
withdraw it it would ,necessitate an.
other trial, which would no doubt be
the same ~ the one just ended, 10 both
crimes were committed at the same
time, place and under the same or.
oumstances, aud presumably the same
parties did the deed. The boys Will bs
brought into court and either Ill:
charged q held on tho other indiet.
ment. \. Z q s$53y n ~. Sf.s,
4 The jury refuses to disclose any Of
the ballots taken, but judging from
their conversation, they, or majority
Of them. expected the first ballot TO de-
eide the case, which would have been
innocent. y -Eass} } !: 4 .sll55 |
This case has been in progress three
weeks. including the task Of securing
the jury, which took just one week.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13
SHOT !, ~ A DEsPERADo..
rsheri1 Killed and Deputy wounded III
Fight IN Montana. VI

sheTin Killed and Deputy Woundod Ia
e Fight iD Montana. y
SPR1NaDALE, Mon, Nov. 12.-sherifk
Young was instantly killed and Under
Sheriff Bellar fatally wounded at
Springdale by q desperate whom the
officers were attempting to arrest. \
The party that did the shooting ia
tally wounded q man ct Logan Thurs
day night, but after the shooting :es.
capped. He was located at Springdale.
q point 30 miles east Of Livingston,
and Sheriff Young, accompanied by
his under sheriff, went. to Springdale
to make the arrest, with the above
result. o.. ~ ~ y. Il. ssss 5ssd 49,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13
RUSSIANS ARE RESTLESS.
-.'> 49,. H. b.. "A"
Dissatiafsotion2 Over Recent Executions
LII @,% .i+5 OF Chinese D61Clals. ~ n, %&%s+gt ID

Dissatisfaction Over Recent Executions
t.ss5 Of Chinese Omcials. iRsSs$5 Il
sr. PETERSBURG, Nov, Russia 10
becoming increasingly restless on ac-
count Of the strict course Of the allies,
particularly the Germans and British,
towards the Chinese. u .l. n 7.
russians, !" says the Bourse Gazette,
Twill reap the hatred az Foreigners
which the Germans and British are
sowing. q z,
Official circles in 81 Petersburg do
not conceal their dissati over
the recent executions Of Pso Ting Flu
officials. 5 u Ji. as33 I'll y y
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13
"A Beggar's LoSic.

Excuse me, baron, for taking the lib:
erty Of asking for = little charity :, u
d Why, you were here only the day be-
fore yesterday. = Il II iss.s5 =
Az, I'm glad, baron, that you know
me. Day before yesterday ron said you
couldnt give me anyt thing because you
didn't know me, but today you know
me. I'll liegende Blatter. ,sla5s 4
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13

scenes veranda Of a SWISS Hotel. =,
Brown finishing very lengthy account
Of Alpine northumberland then Miss
Jones, then, just as dawn was breaking l
heard the voices Of the guides above me,
and knew that l was. saved actually
saved! My feelings as ! realized this may
be more easily ina gined than described.
Miss Jones (fervently Thank heaven!
And Brown fondly imagined she was
abiding to his escape.--Pu nch. H.. =
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13

I Chicago railroad men, with their
usual energy, are going to rail- r
roads IN England. As soon as the north
pole is3 found some Chicago man win
get out prospectus for trolley line
u e. IL $a n . u
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13
Afetho,di.t Min,ste = Shoe ], |.

n HUNTINGDON, w. Va. Nov. 12.-Rev.
]. Holden, prominent in the Methodist
Episcopal conference Of this district,
was probably fatally Shot by Robert
Bosti at Msttewan. There has been
trouble between their families for
some time. = fj ID lss S2is3 4 u NE
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13
Sioux City Live stock.

.&,l ~ N Sioux City Live Stock. -, :
: !--s : $15. :. Sioux OITY, Ia.,@ Nov. -. +
CATTLE-Marketste steady, r., D5s.z -.
Sales ranged at ~ 50@ha IS for beeves;
e2.0O@4.70 for cows bulls and mixed,
%. ~ @4OJ for stookers and 1eeders, 13.a6
@8.7o Tor calves and yearlings.
\ HOGS-Market 80 higher. Range OF
prices, "a. 60@4.76. 5, 5is /; i5$ S,s
Receipts: Cattle 400 hogs Loo.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13
!, Frienil shipss Revel

"Smithers and ] met yesterday for the
first time III 13 years Il ~ slS55 h zIS.!
NJ 1T was an interesting meeting, no
doubt 5E5 t;Is ts5s.;s.55 55,:Il,
I Yes; all our old stories went OF %
good as new.'''--C Chicago Record. u;
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-13
LATE MARKET REPORT.
Ds,utb Grain.

~ H. &. Il. r, DULUTH, Nov. IL. ~,
! WHEAT-Cash MOL hard 1850, No. l
Northern THO. No - Northsrn 72Hc,
No. spring G69tc.. To Arriye--No. /
hard 1910, No Northern 77ssc, De:
cember No l Northern 76ee6, May 5000.
FLAX-To arrive o. s.. cash tl.S8.
November u. 81, December el.76. May
el.78 ! ,=&<,-ss<. ss IA 22-&5. sG +TS' q ".