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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
Christmas Music at the Churches

Solemn pontifical high mass will be eel
/ ebrated at IL a. m. Christmas with Ri
Rev Bishop Seaman celebrant, assisted
by Rev. Father Ktely, Rev. Father Ken
nedy, Rev. Father Curran and Rev. Fa-
theF Sheehan. Rev. Father Kennedy will
del-ves the Christmas sermon at II a m
his subject viii be The NATIVITY
me following musical programme will
Es rendered Dy the enlarged choir. with
H Ii5p ana violin aCcOmDaniment
/ Introductory voluntary, "Cavatfne'
Harp-lirs, Edward McGurriinr. 1850 f'afI
,- y .oiin 1-I.s1r Roy Williams.
Soloists-Miss Sinclair Mr. G. Il We West r.
GtOiI4 -..-----.-.-.. Mozart's 18th Mass
SOLOS rs s-s Mary GTidley, Mr. Jo-
''Ve.Ii Creator Spiritus'' .....- Paulo Giorza
Miss Lottie Levy
Soloists-Miss Kinsella, Mr.. Thomas
114SshWorth; MI Frank Scarpa, Mr.
Offertory, "Adeste FfdeHs" NovaITo
Soloistss--AIiss KinselIa. Miss Sinclair,
Mrs. Kate Anderson
Sanct93S ......--.......-..--...... Lejea1
Miss Mary Gridiey. Mr. Thomas 1 1-s2e4i
worth, Mr.. Thomas Crawford.
soloists-AIrs. L. Mayne, Miss Harley Harley
NJ. West. Mr.. Scarpa
pranos-Misses Sinclair Ki1SelIs PEI f,sL
w, Gridley, Harley, Mrs. Lulu Mayne,
Mrs. ]. RumeL Altos-Mrs. Kate An
derson. Misses Vadner. Grey and Nc
Ginness. Tenors-Messrs A sbvroTth
Veltz. SCaTDa ard Kearns. Bassos-
BlezE-s Sauer, Crawford, West and
Leyland. HarDist-Mrs. Edward Nc
Gurr4n- ViOlinist-Master Roy VIII
liams. Organist ana Director-AIiss
Nora Gleason.
At the g o'clock mass IT, e following mu-
sic viii be rendered by the children s
choir, with either accompaniment:
SOlOist-CIara Fafek
ChoEas Of Fifty Voices. - Gnu
Your= Girls Choir OF Fifteen Voices se9uo
Angels, We Have Heard" 1900. BOrdese
zither-aiass May o'NeiL
At St. Patriclz's church high mass will
be sung at 1899 q. m. The following Is
introductory voluntary ..-..-...... Violin
9ffertory. "Adeste Fidelis No1ello
Ave Maria --.------..- Willard
Grand professional march. .HaCvn
SoDTanOs-Misses Kirk Margaret Bon
ner. L. Bonner. Aitos-Mrs, o. john
son and Mrs. HampOn TenOr-MF
Walter Sibley. Bassos-Messrs. J. X.
Sullivan AID @. Sullivan. Orgsnist
and Director-Professor J. X. SulIi-
van
At St. Mary's academy the following
music will be sung al the midnight mass:
THE Manger Cradle .............. Gloria
Offertory, "Adeste Fidelis'' -. .Novelio
Pastoral hymn ...s.-..---..-- Lambillotte
At the Holy Cross hospital midnight
mass viii be celebrated The choir viii
sing the following service:
Hymn, Angels. We Have Heard" 80.
...... $500. .............. .Webbe
Mass in c.. -...--..-...--- -Battman
Offertory, -Adeste Fidelis'' $40. NoVello
At St. Mary's cathedral masses will be
celebrated at a. m a. M. a. m.
I "A
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JOSEPH SMITHS BIRTHDAY.
Appropriate Exercises to be Held IN
tho Wards.

Appropriate Exercises TO be Held IN
tho Wards.
The anniversary Of Joseph Smith
birth viii be observed by appropriate
exercises in most Of the city wards to-
day.
In the Seventeenth ward the regular
class work in the Sunday school VIII
be laid aside and exercises cOmmemor-
alive of the prophet will be rendered.
The parents in the ward are invited to
attend the school and a large turn out
is expected. At the evening ward meet
ing. Elder Samuel w. Richards viii re-
late personal "reminiscences of the
prophet and Christmas music viii be
rendered.
In the Sixteenth ward. in addition to
the Joseph Smith anniversary exer-
cises. the ward meeting house will be
dedicated.
In the Twenty-frst ward the pro-
gramme includes q solo by Miss Annie
owen, an address by Ben Goddard, solo
by Miss Eva Musser James, address
by Miss Mollie Connolly and special Sc
lections from the choir, under John D.
Owen.
In the Eighteenth ward chapel this
evening the anniversary of the birth
of Joseph Smith viii be commemor-
ated. Bishop Whitney will speak on
the life of the prophet and music viii
be a feature of the service. Mrs. H M
Dinwoodey will sing the solo, THE In
known Grave" and Mr.. Piper will sing
The Holy City" The choir will give a
number OF splendid selections.
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CHRISTMAS TREE FOR wAIFs.
Good Work of the Salvation Army
Juniors.

~~S0 WIN VI the od4NdLAOu army
Juniors.
The Salvation Army juniors have
been working like little troopers for
the past two weeks getting a Christmas
tree ready for 100 little children that
are even poorer than they are them
selves. They say that while they are
poor, yet they know there are many
children in Salt Lake City who would
ard their friends prepare one for them.
So during the past week, at theiI
band Of love meetings" and other
meetings that they have been holding
almost every day during the week, they
have been just as busy as so ylsany lit
tie bees, stringing popcorn, making
candy bags, learning new Christmas
songs and pieces, SO that their little
friends, when they come Christmas
night, may have a good time.
The officers and older members of the
Salvation Army have been going
around for the past ten days looking up
100 children who have no prospects of
having amy Christmas and they re-
port some very sad cases. This has
made the juniors all the more deter
mined 70 work hard. They are going
to try to have bundles of good warm
clothes to give every one, even if some
Of them do happen to be a little worn.
Some of their friends have already SID
piled them with cast-off clothing that
they viii use in part TO I'LL these hun
dies, but they are yet in need of more
sucF as knee pants and jackets for
boys between and u years old. ana
dresses and cloaBs for girls of the same
age
Generous friends of the juniors
Messrs. f. Auerbach & Bro, have Sent
them in liberal donation in the shane
OF tfty new suits of underwear, a num-
Der OF pairs of good warm stockings
hfty pairs of mitts, twenty dolls and
some iron banks and other nice Times
They are hoping that old Santa Claus
VIII put IL into somebody's heart to
send IN lot Of toys to gladden. their
hearts also.
There are rumors of Old Santa Claus
opening up a branch of his bank uea-
where their Christmas II &c is going 70
De, ana the Salvation Army is talking
ABOUT drawing on this bank in favor OF
every one of these little ones for a
small sum of money.
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Special Christmas Music.

At the First Baptist church there
VIII be special Christmas music TO-DAY
at the services, morning and evening
under the leadership of the church or
ganist, Miss Crissie Lawson.
Of the several numbers will be the
following anthems by the choir: I'VE
Have Seen His Star In the East" G
Shipper; Calm On the Listening Ear, -
Schneider; and the solo, Heavenly
Song Gray-by Miss Edna Dryer.
The Sunday school have their Christ
mas entertainment Wednesday even
ing, when the charming little cantata.
The Growing of Christmas" will be
presented The children are in charge
Of Miss Lawson, which insures the sue
cess of the evening.
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At Whittier School.

In response to the generous gift Of
the pupils of the Whittier school on last
Thanksgiving day to the Orphans
Home and Day Nursery, a letter of
thanks was received yesterday by the
school from the board Of directors of
the institution.
The Whittier school reports that the
past week has been crowded full of the
Christmas spirit. and the coming of the
event that carries with it so much glad
ness to the hearts of the children has
been duly celebrated by the pupils. The
rooms of the building were prettily dec
GRATED with eVeTgTeens and in some
of them odd Santa was an object of
much interest. On Friday last the diff
ferent classes gave appropriate pro-
grammes, which were witnessed by a
large number of the parents of the
children
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CHRISTMAS MUSIC TODAY.

There Will be special Christmas music
this morning at the First Congregational
church.
Anthem, Sing, o Heavens .Protheroe
Duet, The Advent ---....-.... Rubinstel0
Tenor solo, The Anthem CELESTIAL
Trio, Say, Where Is he Born?''....
. $500 ----- ------..-.---- Men0eiSSOhn
Anthem, Angels of Light violin OBJ
H1aJob ---------.---.-. Havens
The choir will be assisted by Miss Wini-
fred Bragg, soprano. and Miss Esther
Allen, violin. The service begins at 1915
a. m, sharp.
TIA anthem at the Central Christian
church this morning will be ITO Beth
iehem Hasten" (AshfordD The solo.
which will be sung by Miss KidwelI. will
be % Heavenly Father q Faurel This
evening the choir will render Christmas
SONG service. The programme is as fol-
lows:
Or-aH voluntary .......--.... Mrs Baabv
SeTenade, 18th Hymnal. Choir
Anthem Sing, o Heavens" ..........
.s.........s.. ...-..---Bertnold Tours
Choir.
Solo. Christmas Shelley
MISS COrinne Harris.
Anthem, ITO Bethlehem Hasten 49,
.-...-.... .-.--....-.... .......... Ashford
Solo. The Birthday of a King.
win r. Sibley
hymn ---..-----.-........-..... Choir
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
UTAH lNDUSTRIALS.
Local Stocks Have Advanced During
the Year.

Business of all kinds was overshad-
owed during the past week by the holt
day trading of the people, especially
during the last half of the week At
the same time there has been a good
tone throughout all branches. and a
marked tendency to square accounts
as the close of the year approaches
This feature of the situation is graft
flying TO those merchants who have
many open accounts on their books.
Another characteristic of the week
was the continued strengthening of 10
cal mercantile and bank stocks, some
of them touching high water mark,
and many Of them approaching the
highest point they reached in the early
Sos, just before the financial panic. 1t
win be interesting and gratifying to
note the advance that has been made
In a number of these stocks compared
with the close of the last year.
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Donations for the Poor.

The Relief society of the Seventeenth
ward Will hold a meeting in the meet
ing house Of the ward on Monday from
$50 until 1890 in the forenoon, to re-
celve any contributions that may be
made by the charitably disposed people
OF the ward for the benefit of the poor.
Appropriate committees will distribute
the contributions among the needy pso-
pie of the ward without regard to race
or religion
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

White House.-H. s. Nelson and wife.
DraDer; Charles EuSler. Butte. +. Woods.
Miss \. Woods. Master Woods, Spanish
Fork: b. j.. Trials, Denver: w Hood.
w. Morrow. Silver City; Mrs. II Myers.
Bingham; ., A. HI 9Th. Minnesota Mrs.
BrenuTy- Draper. W Curtis, Butte, T T
Davis. - Lsckhart. Provo. J. r. VIII
liams Tooele- NJ. W Rasmussen. Draper;
r. Hyland. Kimberly: Al Bunker. Bing-
ham; Civde WathalL p Matthews. z
Gustaveson. Grantsville; J. w Coons.
Rich6eId. r. Crawford. p Madsen. II
AIadsen. Manti; a J. Stookey. Grants
vile; John Reamy. Alta: s. Royland. J.
D McCar-hy Denver. p A. PouIson.
Maati: v. +. Bowen. Nephi.
The Kenyon.-George r, Storey. Provo.
W. W. Armstrong. T r. Daviet. Sam
T Collin. Park CITY: r Forester. salt
lake: A. Human and son, Rock Springs.
Wye: Q. +. Rider, Chicago; Ms A. H.
Bracket. Butte. William ". Geary.
kansas CITY; c. ". Suits. New YORK; A.
r. Hagrer. Boston: r. r. Patterson. Oma-
ha: Lee F. CLANCY. Caldwell, Ida ".
r. Randall SDokane. R =. Searie. Chi
cagO: c. V Hubbard. Evanston: j. II.
Turner. Toledo: y. s. Hall Mereur: 3.
F. Wellington. New York; F. Marks,
Omaha: John AIcCloske.-, Fargo, y. d.
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There was considerable activity in
local stocks during the week, especial
~ the sugar stocks, but no large blocks
changed hands. The Il. G. NJ. l. paid
a 8 per cent dividend yesterday.
The bank clearings for the last quar-
ter of the year are keeping we'll up to
the standard set last year. Yesterday
they were S344 ,02257, compared with
$685., $50. 46 for the corresponding day of
last year. For the week they were So
O5g. 35s. &c. compared with s.. 5S4. 590.14 for
the corresponding week of last year.
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A NJ. E. Christmas Tree.

The superintendent OF Trinity A. NJ
+. sunday school, Mrs. J. Emery. and
OLNAers are labOring hard to make the
concert and Christmas tree to be given
at St Marks school house Monday
night the most elaborate ever given
by this Sunday school All are cor
daily invited. Santa Claus will be
there at $3.50 p. m. Bring all of the chill
dren
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ST. MARY's ENTERTAINMENT.
Fine Programme by Pupils of the
Academy.

Aao AOSA ANIME ny EupuS OF the
Academy.
To large audience, composed of
friends from the city and vicinity.
among whom We're several of-the rev
eFend clergy, the pupils of St. Marv's
academy gave their annual Christmas
entertainment on the afternoon of Fri
day, Dec. d
The stage furnished a pretty frame
for the picture formed by the pupils.
being daintily draped in the colors of
the class OF 1901, and on the steps lead
ing thereto were grouped a wealth of
ported plants.
The Misses Kinney, Nissler, Holmes
and Daily, contributed the Instrumental
part OF the programme, except the
harp solo, consisting Of two movements
-Rondo Brilliant and A Fairy Legend
Doth artIstically rendered by Mrs.
futile.
The Journal. a paper edited by the
graduates, was read by the Misses Pol
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CHRISTMAS DAY AT EPISCOPAL
CHURCHES.

Services at st. Marks cathedral on
Ct q y mas oay viii be as follows:
a. m, holy communion
me oiIer,n-s at this seryicee will he,
uSed 10 help defray the expenses of the
xmas decorations.
II; II d. NJ morning prayer, holy conm19n-
III ana sermon The following music
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
IRISH Polish.

ATfstress-Polish the furniture so as YOU
can see your face in il. Bridget
Eridget-Shure, mum. there's no need
TO- owe got loo.y iuGs glass 70 see 10
Gs-a A. nssfn
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ADMITS DOUBLE MURDER.

Los Angeles Man Confesses to Kill
ing Mo5Ler.
Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 22.-Edward
V. Higgins, who resides in CoIdwater
Canyon, has confessed that on Dec. (
he murdered his mother and William
Sheehan, sheep herder, with an ak.
A body has been found in a grave
on the hillside where Higgins saws he
buried his victims. The self-acouseJ
murderer shows signs of dementia.
S175.OO
buys a beautiful 1-3 octave 1nrigb+
piano in elegant mahogany case. at oIIr
removal sale, now on.
Z. N. JENKINS.
Temple of Music.
POS State Street.
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Unde~ the talented leadership Of Mrs
Ella CI'-s:.sst;sg Wetzel the choir at st
P2is! viii undertake a very ambitious
musical programme both on Christmas
eve and Christmas day, and the rector.
Rev. Ellis Bishop, is confident of pre-
SersttrE something OF very high char
:-cte-'- A most excellent vested choir of
forty-five voices will render Gounod'
'Messe Solennelle." under the direction
or Mrs. WetZeil, who has had them in
training for some time past Solo parts
VIII be taken by Mrs. Wetzell, Miss Swift
and Miss kidwell, soprano; Miss Edna
D"-e= and Mrs Howard, contralto; Mr.
II. Miles and Mr.. }. Oberndorfer. basso
Miss Elizabeth Lamson, violin; Miss
Mary Olive Gray, piano; Mr.. Jack Berk-
noel. organ. Those who have heard the
rehearsaIs are enthusiastic in praise of
this music
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Miss Elsie Barrow

Solo. AVA Maria ...... Miss Elsie Barrow
Anthem. Fear Not Z. S. LOrenz
Choir.
Solo, The Holy City '...........-.. Adams
Miss LOttie Levy.
DirectOr-Miss Alice Bradley hidWell.
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: : : . > : >. -.
The offering at this service is for the
support OF aged and disabled clergymen,
t--es' widows and orphans
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At St Mary's academy the following
music will be sung at the midnight mass:
THE Manager Cradle .........-.... Gloria
Mass in D...-.....-.. 10000. Peters
OffeFtOry, "Adeste F1delis 1890. NoVeliO
Pastoral hymn ...s...---...-.- Lambillotte
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At the Holy Cross hospital midnight
mass viii be celebrated The choir viii
e.ysg the following service:
Hymn Angels, We Have Heard 800
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AT St. Mary's cathedral masses will be
celebrated at 6 a. m. I a. m. a. m 3
a. m and solemn penuficsl high mass at
I a NJ
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-25
Ross % Restless.

John Ross Workman LETT the Fer
gus Falls asylum few weeks ago
and came to Little Falls. He has
been enjoying metropolitan life
since then, and the first Of the week
ne made q trip to Minneapolis. He
evidently misses his Fergus Falls
companions, as may be con-
Guided BY the following item from
Wednesdays Minneapolis Tribune:
CATER being out OF Fergus Falls
asylum but two weeks, j. r. Work
man asked the police to take care Of
him yesterday. He Is suffering with
insomnia, and for six nights past
has been unable to sleep. This made
him afraid that he might do some
thing out ofthe way, and he applied
to the police for g guardian. He
was sent to the City hospital and
the Fergus F lls officials were mott
fed. They viii take him back to
the institution today. Workman II
abont 40 years old and has no rela
tives in Minneapolis. 81
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-25

Authorized " the. state TO treat all
Chronic, Nervous and Special diseases IL, Of
the Eye Fer Nose aha rca' B1oneit is
SSa ron;chiai tataTrh' censtitutiona e starrh
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Stomach and
se 9wdt sIG Srishts DISEASE Dabetes. Kid
ney, Liver, Bladder, Prostate and Female
diseases, Dizziness, Nervousness, Indi-
06s7 1T Sbdfen and ali %astins
disease in adults. Many cases of deaf
ness, Ringing in the Ears, Loss of Eye;
EYes
Feet, curyeative Of, the Spine. Disease of
the Brain 5Pe9fry Heart mbs
Still ure Open Sores, Fainin the Bones,
!Glandular Enlargements and all long
standing diseases properly treated. Young
men and ali who suffer from lost man,
hood N ,rvous debility, spermatorrhoea.
semiLsl losses, SEXUAL decay, failing,
ment. lack of energy, impoverished blood.
Blood and skin diseases. syphilis, .erup-
sore throat. ulcers. effects of mercury.
Kidney and bladder troubles. weak back
burning urine. passing urine too often
:xearchins trestment prompt relief and
Dr. Rea's system of curing cancers, .tu-
nors, 9oiter wens. nstula. nvoIoce!e' pliiSs
the subcutaneous injection method, alb
soolsafely without pain and without the
lese a : drop Of blood. is one of his own
u . ana certainly sure cure of the nine
teeuth century. There are no experiments
6 DR.. Rea's practice, able as he is to tell
anyone their disease, he is not likely to
doctor his patients for the wrong ailment
No incurable cases taken. Consultation
free to those interested.
T.. DIR, REA dc CO.,
Minneapolis, MINI. Louisville, Ky
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-25
Deafness Cannot be Cnrsd

by local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portion of the
ear. There is only one way to cure
Deafness. and that is by constitu-
tional remedies Deafness is caused
by an inflamed condition Of the mu-
cous lining Of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube gets inflamed you
have a rumbling orimperfect hearing
and when it Is entirely closed deaf
is the result, and unless the tnfama-
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored to it's normal condition,
hearing will be forever destroyed;
nine cases out of ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces. ,3-s.. -..s
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that can not be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-25
CROW WING DAM OUT AGAIN.
Went Out Monday Night and May Not Be
X, Repaired in Time to Bring the Drive
h,t. Out This Season.

Word reached this city Tuesday
OF the loss of one. OF the dams
on the Crow Wing river, which went
out sometime during Monday night.
The particulars are not yet known,
but it is the same dam that was
blown out by parties last year
This is the main dam on the Crow
Wing river used for driving pur-
poses. 1t is located near Menagha
and the mouth of the Shell river.
The loss of the dam this season is
more unfortunate than it was last
year, for the reason that last year
there was an abundance of water,
and it was not needed. This year
water is scarce on all streams and
every drop that was stored by this
dunn was needed. There are about
40, O0o, 900 feet of logs on this stream
and the probability is the loss Of THU
dam will hang the drive up for this
season. CT this amount the Akeley
Lumber company owned about r.,
OOO, 900 feet, the Pine Tree Lumber
company about I, O00, 600 and the bal
ance belonged to T. B. Walker AND
others.
Beaver Dracksten, OF this city, who
has considerable experience in dan
work, was sent up to examine the
dam and ascertain the prospects fo1
Immediately repairing it. A pill
driver was also sent up and If pos
sible the dam will be repaired at once
Even should it be repaired at onc'
lit is doubtful II the drive will CONF
out, unless there is a heavy fall O
rain and another head OF water cal
be raised.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-25
AWoman's Awful Peril.

""There is only one chance to save
your life and that is through an
operation" were the startling words
heard by Mrs. I. b. Hunt, Of Lime
Ridge, Wis, from her doctor after he
had vainly tried to cure her of a
frightful case of stomach trouble and
yellow jaundice. Gall stones had
formed and she constantly grew
worse. Then she began to use Elec-
trio Bitters, which wholly cured her.
1t is a wonderful stomach, liver and
Kidney remedy. Cures Dyspepsia,
Loss Of Appetite. Try it. Only SOC.
Guaranteed. For sale by L. D.
Brown, druggist,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-25

The April statement of the
imports and exports of United
States shows: Merchandise
imports, $75, 1856, 742, of which
1913, 455, O27 were free of duty.
Total increase over April, 1899,
$40, 900, 900. Merchandise ex.
ports, $118, 726,5O7: increase,
$50, 100000. During the last ten
months the exports of merchant
disc exceed the imports by 1856,
491, Al.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-25

McIntyre's -four mill trust has
proved a complete failure, and
those who invested money in
bonds are trying to get posses
sion of property. Few of the
mills that were bought have
been operated, and the earnings
of the company have been ve'y
small. 1t is expected that the
mills at the head of the lakes
will soon be disposed of to pri-
vate owners.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-05-25

Mafeking has been relieved,
after 4 siege of PAP days.
While the Beers have frequent
" been able to defeat the
British who attacked intrenched
positions, the British garri.
sons that were besieged were
all able to hold out against
superior numbers. Both sides
can fight we'll.