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Daily camera., 1900-11-28
Creol. Orange C-.,.rd.

Take the juice from six large or
anges and place over slow fire. adding
solved. remove from The fire. and when
nearly cold. add the yolks of six eggs
well beaten and pint Of milk which has
previously been boiled Again place
on the fire. and stir unit. il thickens.
TO serve, place in glasses and add the
whites Of the eggs. which have been
well beaten with sugar.-Utica IN. W
Observer.
Daily camera., 1900-11-28
Avinr Sandy,

VI can't see," said the shoe clerk
bosrder, why Scotchman should
say 'hae' for have"
1T is his economical disposition.
He saves a " every time he does sc"
said the Cheerful Idiot.-Indianapohs
Press.
Daily camera., 1900-11-28
Keep. Good Time. Toe.

Phunniboy-I see they're having .
big sale at the penitentiary to-day.
Daffe Ladde-Bargain sale? What
in7"
Phunniboy They're giving watch
and chain with every suit.-Denver
TimeA.
Daily camera., 1900-11-28
Meaaa1e nj Cain.

Money is measured by troy weight,
in which "A grains make = penny
weight, 20 pennyweights one ounce
and IL ounces one pound. The silver
dollar weighs 412h grains, and $1,000,
as near as it can be expressed intelli-
gently in print, weighs 1854 pounds,
or fraction over 7lh pounds. In
avoirdupois the same would weigh
So. .92S, or nearly 50 pounds.
Daily camera., 1900-11-28
Didn't Want Nursi.x.

A nurse visiting her patients in. .
Cape Town hospital ward found her
favorite soldier fast asleep. Pinned
to his coverlet was scrap Of paper
on which he had scrawled: ITO il to
be nussed today, respectfully ]. NJ"
Only One BiR Fortres. ." ""~~ark.
The only fortress of consequence In
Denmark is the capital, Copenhagen.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
PLATED GOWN.

under the armpits, it is decidedly raised
at the back, while in front it drops. This
idea is exempifed in the shape lof the
newest csrsets, which are made very
straight and fiat in front. @H5
Skirts continue to be very long. faring
at the foot and molding the figure above.
If they are plated. as they very often
are, it is so planned that the plaits or
tucks add nothing to the bulk. Skirts
which are of thin goods tucked or4gath-
cred are made over separate silk lin
ing, which is cut like plain gown skirt,
tight and perfectly fitting. It may have a
circular founce around the foot, but mo
stiffening of any kind. 49, &42ss#x
An illustration is given Of an accordion
plated gown Of black mousseline de sole
over black silk. The skirt is unplaitel and
has three bands of black chantilly inser-
ton. The bodice has a yoke and bertha
of black chantilly, and the collar and
sleeves are also Of black chantilly. The
belt, which is tied at. the side. is Of man
DARN velvet. The %theater% ,toque OF
spangled black net is trimmed. iwiths5a
black lace butterfly and a chou Of man
DARN velvet. ~, = ~ JuDIc CHoLLET.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
THEY PRAISE HAY.

His Open Door Diplomacy Plesses the
So British Newspapers. w.
LONDON, March 29.-The afternoon
newspapers here unanimously applaud
Secretary Hays diplomatic achieve
'ment in establishing the doctrine Of the
open door in China and ny his success
is much more considerable than hithegta
Healized. ~. - +. IN i s7ts', >tz'
The ST. James Gasette remarks:
ssThe United States has conferred :
benefit On the whole civilissd world "
securing an agreement on . subject Of
such vast Importance to tho prospects
Of peace as well as commerce.
The Globe thinks there is substantial
reason for according the final leadership
IN ''this immensely important move in
aueurated by Lord Salisbury to the
United States, owing to Europe's jeal.
ousy Of Great Britain, while, on the
contrary, all the great powers will now
vie with one another in their professions
Of friendship tor America" and adds:
|'secretary Hays dexterous skill in
completing his task has left nothing to
be desired"
The Westminster Gazette expresses
the hope that q similar open door policy
will prevail in the American colonies,
including the Philippine islands.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
sGROVELAR GETS AWAY.

Escaped the British by Keeping Close -
M tho Basuto border. g. g. . , &.
LONDON, March 29.-The Bloemfon-
tein correspondent of The Daily Tele-
graph, in dispatch dated Tuesday,
March ~, says: s-,.u.z !, e. T. . js@&A
3s!.s 1t is q matter for regret that owing to
tlhe. state Of the roads and of orr horses
5Commandant Grovelar's commando Of
5000 men frcm Colesberg and tho
southern s districts got away north by
travelling day and night. close to the
Basnto Il border before our force could
hope to get near them. ~ VS..
The latest news is that the Beers have
10, 600 men stin under arms, Of whom
5000 are in and around the Natal bor-
der. Although tents and stores are
reaching here q block on the railway 10
delaying arrivals from the south con-
aiderably. It is asserted that 10000
Beers are massed at Kroonstadt. = Z
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30

but the jacket with ! tight fitting back
and q, loose front, with a single ,or double
row, of buttons, IL, AZ usual; preferred.
The basque il very short, especially "
the back, and the newest addition 10 u
set Of two or three Carrick capes. The
decoration consists Of stitching or stitched
straps, Long capes falling to the knee
are also to be worn and are seen II black:
cloth, braided with black, with a medicig
collar. 81 = sstGs - NIB 5 t5 i;SG5
4 The cut depicts I street costume Of
wool goods Of ! mode shade. Around the
foot OF the skirt are two fiat flounces
bordered with velvet. The tnnic is edged
with guipure and has three pointed bands
Of Euipure, each band framed ID, strips "
velvet. The bodice II fitted at' the back
and draped III front, fastening at the
side with two chouxi Of velvet. The yoke
and the top OF the sleeves are or guipurs
bordered with veivet, and there q vel
vet band u the wrists. The collar and
little guimps are Of velvet. and velvet
belt ties Il tie back with long ends. The
velvet toane y trimmed with argus quilts
1 ehss sf ssaset and I ieweled ornament,
n 4S5 ( Z E$fssf3s. III n n. JU1Ie C1oEEIT.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
IOWA OFFICIALS At OUTS.

Stats Treasurer Makes Charges Against
$.r : the Governor and Others.
u DIES MONIES, Ia, March 2o.-state
Treasurer Herriot has issued . 7-column
public statement with regard to differ
ences between other members of tho
executive council and himself over the
railroad assessment. He accused the
governor, and other members Of the
council with having made the assess
ment in the interests Of the railroads,
and that instead Of increasing it, it was
actually lowered. The statement con-
tains many insinuations against Gov.
ernor Shaw, State Auditor Merriam
and Secretary Of State Dobson. 1t is
the outgrowth Of differences which have
existed for years and has created sem
sation among the members Of the legis.
lature as well as the general public.
The senate has passed a very strin.
gent anti-prize fight bill. 1t provides
that whoever engages in any sparring
or boxing matches with or without
gloves, for a prize, purse or considera.
ton. shall be fined $500. The owner Of
the building and any person who aids
or abets sparring contest are placed on
Q par with the contestants.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
BOER PEACE ENJOYS.

Conflicting Statements Current in Regard
y. to Their Plans.
BERLIN. March 20. - Special dis
patches have been published here an
nouncing that the Boer peace ENJOYS,
Messrs. Wolmarens, Fischer and Wes-
sells, are coming to Berlin and will then
60 to St. Petersburg. The. correspond
emit of the Associated Press, when in
'quiring with reference to. the matter at
the foreign Office, was informed that no
information had been received regard
ing the intentions of the Boer commits
sioners, and, in fact, even their coming
had not been officially notified to the
foreign Office. ".
From another source it was ascer-
tanned that the delegation will arrive
early next month at Naples, with the
mail steamer Kaiser, and will then go
direct to New York, by way of Berlin
and Brussels, not visiting Russia.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
TO THE WATER LINE.
Work on the Northwest Papers Company'a
Dam at Cloquet to Be
~. ,.,s =
Rushed.

Cloquet, MINI March 26.-The
Northwest Paper company's dam,
which is being constructed by the
Lang-Hill company, is now COM
pleted to the water line and will be-
pushed from this time on, as the
water is already rising,-The Turn
bull Boiler Works of Minneapolis are
completing the remodeiing and con-
struction of the two mammoth
burners of the Cloquet Lumber COM
pany. The work has taken q large
crew of men the greater part Of the
winter.-The large camps of Rudolph
Miles, north of town, were broken
Saturday and the men are being paid
off in gold by the Northern Lumber
company. s239 j ~ =, f. :; =: b :
+ Rudolph Weyerhaeuser, manager
Of the Northern Lumber company,
and his wife have started on an ex-
tensiye pleasure trip through the
south. -. =, st, =, II i$j,t ,s. ..S-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
TlensbNEg Items.
ccCe:C,cx3Qi:t33csC s<ssecoeeC.s;s.sscC,eeoe30

II. Il. Notzka Went to Little
Falls Thursday. He intends to stay
there few days on business. - /: j.
Geo. Scllaballa, who has been sick
for some time, is slowly recovering.
Hogan Nelson, .ui Little Fails, 10
doing the carpenter work ON Ole
Bergstroln's new house. = =, r.. . fss,
Mr. and Mrs. John Rylander, who
have been visiting friends at OAR,
ling, returned home Monday.
John ,JageE returned home from
Royalton Monday. .@s:-}}s;;55 H. {, 4 !.
We. understand the Swedish Mis-
sion congrega ton are to have =:
permanent minister now. Rev.
Brown has purchased property here
|onwhich expects IL build and
move bis iamil here In s the the ne ''E'r
future IT,. IN ~ s'.:% :ssst
Miss Francis Losezky went to
Perham Monday and returned
Wednesday, >....-s. y, = %.s
John Jackson went to Little
Falls Monday and returned Tues
day. ~ >[.> -.
The body of Ed. Oloison,' who was
killed by logging train north OF
Brainerd last Saturday, arrived
here Tuesday under the care of AL
bert Olofson, his brother. The funeral
was held Wednesday,.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
WILL NOT Interfere.

But President Mckinley Will Recognize
Republicans ss De Facto Officia,s.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-President
Mckinley has informed Kentucky Re.
pdblicans that while he cannot interfere
N Kentucky affairs to the extent Of dis
arming the militia of either faction, he
is willing, SO far AZ he can legitimately
do 80, to recognize the Republican off,
cials Of that skate a. do facto officers.
He told tbem in the same connection
that he would give directions that mail
addressed 70 an official by title only, as
to "the governor, = or t..the secretary Of
atAto, "A o1ld ~ \ delivered to the Re.
publhioa holding those Offices and not
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
Mr.. MACRuM TEsTtFIEs.

Ex-Consul Appears Before the House For.
eign Affairs Co,nmitsee.
WAsH1NGToN, March 29.-Charles e.
Hacrum Of East Liverpool, o., tho
American ex.consul at Pretoria, ap-
peared before the house foreign affairs
committee ami told Of the alleged in.
aignities he suffered at the hands Of the
British during his inoumbenoy.I In
opening Mr.. Macrum recalled the state
ment he had made some time ago to
the Associated Press. That statement,
he said, practically embodied all he had
to say, and his testimony before the
committee was mainly an elaboration
of it. ,$t tSgy%5F .ti@sl s3s%i - Il
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
DEATH OF JoUBERT..

His Successor in Chief Command Likely
h $:s to Jse General Boths. &sr: / II AZ
PREToRIA, March 28.-General Jou-
bert died at 1l:9O p. ia. He had bean;
suffering from 8 stomach complaint.
The town is plunged into mourning
for the true. patriot. gallant general,
and upright and honorable gentleman.
LONDON, March 30. The Pretoria cor
respondent Of The Daily Mail, tsls-
graphing Wednesday, says: & 4ss 4. !,
General Joubert died OF peritonitia.
The government i pleading With thu
widow Is allow . temp orary interment
here with i state funeral. Joubert Al
ways expressed . desire to be buried n
Is mauSoleum built On Ms farm.
n His sue essor IN the chief command
VIII probably Be General Lsis Both,
row sommsading IN Natal / "a. $
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
CHARGES ExTRAVAGANCE.

Mr.. Grigss Would Investigate the Fitting
Up of the Transport Sumner.
WASHINGTON. March 29.-The house
devoted practically the whole day to
the consideration Of the army appropri.
alton bill. Several minor amendments
were adopted and about half the bill
was considered. There was deal of
extemporaneous debate during the day,
little Of which was applicable to the
bill. Mr.. Griggs created q diversion by
charging reckless extravaganza in the
fitting up of the transport Sumner and
precipitated lively debate upon the
subject. He gave notice that later he
would ask the house to investigate the
subject, ,.,-- an "a. ,.,.,.,' r., = ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
LONG ROAD TO TRAVEL,

Roberts Not Likely to Reach Kroonstadt
+, for Several Weeks.
LONDON, March 29.-Lord Roberts
has sent 10000 troops to Glen, 10 miles
north Of Bloemfontein on the railway.
This is a preliminary to the general ad.
vance. ..,
Immense quantities Of stores have
now been accumulated at Bloemfontein
and Lord Roberts infantry is seemingly
about to move. An impression, which
can be traced to the war Office, is abroad
that the advance will begin next Mon.
day. Boer observation parties are how
ering near Bloemfontein, but Lord Rob.
erts has 1856 miles to cover before reach
ing the great position which the Beers
are preparing at Kroonstadt. Moving
10 miles day is probably the best he
can do with field transport, therefore he
can hardly engage the Beers in force
for two weeks. The reconstruction Of
the railway behind him may even delay
an advance into the Transvaal until
May. T.. d..
. Meanwhile all the important towns
IA the Free State within Lord Roberts
reach are being arrisoned. haba
Nchu, Philippolis, Fauremith and
Jsgerdontein: are thus held. Sir Alfred
Miner is touring in the newly acquired
territory, investigating conditions and
arranging the administration. He il
understood to be getting materials for a
report to Mr.. Chamberlain concerning
q plan of civil government.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
Big Bridge THERE'S Destroyed
and I n pairs will Cause
N: ". 81 s.s Delay tor Time. y. sss
! ( =
.EoER FORCE At iRo 0NsTADT.
Said to Have Twenty Thousand
Men Strongly .Entrenched "
y I'M 4 at That Point 2s@.5. .. \:
Death Of Jouhert Will Place
# General Botha at the Head
~ n \ S q. OF the Beers. d T..s

). LONDON, March 29.-The Bloemfon.
tein correspondent Of The Morning
Post, telegraphing Tuesday, says: d..
The First Coldstreams and the Third
G1enadiers are already at Glen. The
Gordons and the cavalry brigade moved
Sunday. The Fourteenth brigade fol.
lowed today. II :
The s-span bridge at Glen was dyna-
mited three hours before the Guards
reached it. The necessary repairing
will delay further advance for time.
General Gatacre's forces are, now ar
irving.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30

~
Among the features OF scribner'e
Magazine for April, the animal story.
by Ernest sston-r thompson, !. illus
trated BY him, win attract the large
audiences, which he's been fascinated
~ :.Wild Animals I have Known
an this story is given the lie and ad-
ventures Of q curious little animal of
the southwest, known as the Kan
CARGO Rat. 1 Henry van Dyke has
smother outdoor story, the scene of,
which g laidfin 4 lighthouse 81 ths
OK. Lawrence! +. The title e The
Light that Failed Mott It contains
several dramatic. situations. The
Illustrations BY MI. CLARK have ~.
distinc tion which AZ who admire hl4e
work expect from that young n
INST. "A ,4s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
Il! PERSONAL rs; !.
Frank "A. Lind bergh has returned

" II X
frank !. ~: Llhaner 's.s ieUu'nou
l I = 2 ~ iii' VI
( n. ssi,s lnsseraF Z We,ll ~ ',i D1lath
\ sr, h .t..* TAI s NJ
#tntas"it.s ti,,l,sr.tlay 3s I5a
ia !; y, !.ra,,ns al yifnnp,ait d ~ III. Az ID
ln.,s,,.,,s ,3 AT, FsS rs
t{.., W ~, Il, u f.ssr .wpu,s a;,.s#tlje
II MI II ,4s II i;,,r.,lnV- 71.% 7
= @s54. %..,l . =, .s5 \, n. !,
rh D,,' ~, aua,,,, l,,1siness: '7s1F-
(, u, 7'' ,t ], I,
;tWle Vent w a. y ~ 'hllta 1s,lls
q s'ss IA
WI
NV . VT II !,
ttnller, u mars rvttl..lltd ittln q. e
cuisines strip 10 y ;:
81; e n t4ri rs U es1 SUPERIOR.
was isil,,i y utstl :
il /. 1, IL !, Il. ", ~ lis q
I.i. fla E..iis All III .r1,,lratI;lV'}
M 4 4 Y IS y, \, &. Mtn,i..,, n,,,is
,rhnr, ~ 4 : m,.,rni,, ~ ~, Shnsinesa' 50
= ~ p ~.
~ ~ ~ y -, ~, . nrniessionnl visit.
-
d County Attorney r.: w. Lyon
went TO M'nheapolis thursday Oh
0' :. wy =,
-, tS.BH. l'utnam, OF !)esmet, >. ~
was registered at the toluihola
Ihursddy.
Ge1rge TOmpers, OF Eden valley,
was registered at the buchanan
Wednesday,.
Mrs. w. IT. Rnskjrk and daughter,
Mrs. JOS. O'Conner, went to Vern-
dale Tuesday.
M,s T rs Mi,lsnanph went to
Minneanolis ,Wednesday Tor a
visit with friends. ' ~
Mr. and Mira A. Grethen went to
Minneano1is Thursday for a.
visit With friends.
rrs. Lizzie Macarthur, OF Rich
wood, Mimi, was registered at the
Columbia Tuesday.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
Protest to the, Psrts. i,

GIN 9CoNsTANTIEoPLE, March %. The for
sign embassies here. have sent q col
5lective note to the government declar-
ing in positive terms that they will con-
sent to nd increase in the import duties
without . previous understanding being
reached between the, powers and the
porte The embassies also propose. to
protest against the stamp duties. already
put "a force without suoh an agreement
being made. " ". NJ N w #y,;$%t L
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
,sFASHlO Nl''5HlN:TS.

Prospects For the spring wardrobs
", Now Clear. F;3% S@5st
Wide draped belts are again to be
worn. They are seen on the new spring
models and are very becoming to, a sleD-
der figure. One Of the prettiest defines
the figure closely, but is so arranged that
scarf ends finished with fringe fall from
it, seeming to be continuation. The
belt is very high, the top disappearing
under very short bolero.
Spring wraps are chiefly Of cloth. The
loose sack is among the models shown,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
WILL BE HEARD MONDAY.

Court Of Appeals to Take Up the Ken
lucky Contest Cases. ..
LOUISVILLE, March 20.-The court of
appeals has decided to take up the con-
solidated governorship cases on appeal
next Monday. The court will sit in
Louisville for this purpose. It is be-
ieved by the lawyers concerned that
the appellate judges will Immediately
take the case under consideration, rem
dering decision Is soon as possible
after tho hearing. So"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
WATSON LEAVES MANILA.

WIN 1fo069SR His Command to Admiral
2smey ct Hong Kong.
MANILA, March 29.-Reer Admiral
Watson, on board the Brooklyn, has de-
parted for Hong Kong, where he is ex-
pected to transfer his command to Rear
Admiral Remey. ~"-
Two gunboats last week discovered a
steamer signalling with the shore at
Cape Boweador, Island of Luzon. They.
pursued the steamer, which extin-
guished her lights and escaped seward
in the darkness.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
Il Trade CONF itions.

sass$ There WINS " ct,nsi dersftlle. inprslve-
men t*iu$tradet ,lltrlisg Tie l' ~, week
over that iof 81 he week sr NJ n a
Tue country trading v as qlt,tte
brisk Tor this season 81 the year, is3lf
!. Wheat. ,.aceipts we,, larger ~. ttlsln.
tor some time past ana sit iss5 quite
probnDlt fiiat1 hert' W}ilI ,e s ssf,r.
sider;,ile lnarkGttt' tttii,lss
he, ns. Ihe trirertsl, a 4 s8t,l''5lit the
Same, as during \, ll$ss t'assl several SIZE
weeks. t;nd IL quoted 10. the Same
figures tOdAy.As at this time last
WeeK, y. :24 ..r', i. =. %,5jis@.45sSss
In other quotations. particularly
In lat cattle t!lcre are numerous
|changes. live stock for the meat
BLOCK hts advanced iii along the
Linz, aud poultry IL. ~ n, Arce thatsst
5cstnuou ne obtained III quantities
sufficient tossupply the demand eYti.
at fancy figures. Eggs are doWnrl31
cent from last week y figures Beans
hav. taken an upward jump. " # $54.
n. ''':ellowing is the corrected price
list: 81. 43G&,
,Wnsa mo. /, Northern s. }$@
@a ~ No. 2, Northern db. .. Essf
flour patent prices per Dbl 1880 =.
!: haierx ger Dbl 81 ~ HILL
Ground iced. s15.5 per ~" h
s saapS "sf4i|1F. s. Ss$
. arey-28c. T.. -, ~y =" II rr- !,
Oats-3N :,t rtLE%4 49, .=s ,tS- %&#
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
\ Grain growers n. t. Try a Com hine.

1. GRAND Forks, II. D.. March 2O.-The
Grain Growers GO. operative association
held : meeting here and formed a state
organization with membership o;
about 100. The plan Of the organization
10 to control the production Of grain
and, 90 far az possible. fix the price Y q
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
SOUNDS LIKE A GOOD LIE.

SOUNDS LIKE A GOOD LIE.
One Jack Carr, United States mail
carrier in Alaska, says he has been
in all parts of the world, and has
Travelled more miles in Alaska than
any other living man, and he AYERS
that the climate of Alaska is pleas
ant and agreeable, and preferable to
to any other. He says: IF you
will go with me to Cape Nome, 100
miles from st. Michaels and 1900
miles west of the Klondike, you will
find instead of ice and snow an ever
green country OF beautiful grasses; q
remarkably regular summer climate
of almost perpetual daylight, and
you will see miles and miles Of gold
bearing country and the sands of the
ocean at low tide producing thou.
sands of dollars a day. You will see,
II
at Cape Nome City, which was bar
rem of houses in 1885,. a place of TO-
600, where fortunes are made in q
year''-in all kinds of business as
well as in mining. He advises en-
'ergetic young men to go to Alaska,
and asserts that it is possible to live
more cheaply there than in the states,
despite the high price OF provisions,
ii one will discard all attempts to
keep up "sty lie. Elk. wig" 4
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
800. re lwopm Turns.

/ S.I suppose :. said Mrs. 'yick-Senn her
voice rising to q shrill falsetto .'you would
justify the use o. the dumdum bullet in
that war down there II Africal 1t would
be Just Ike you = :s 81 n MI 4. ..5. ~
! G"I'd a. lief be dumduinbed to death, !"
replied her long suffering husband. ''as
TO Be talked to death. "-C Chicago Tribune.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30
NOV Elites.

All the New IdH.s a Old Oneaty ssS
%y$&Y Est,tla.i@t.a. WA sR
Il There is5 nothing new Under the nm,
and fashion; nlongels. fylily appreciate that
fact. When they wish ~ laDha,l a new
style. rhrI5 look b Ner XII ii,ng
select detail hs3'r md a aatail there,
combine thein.$aui l,H, ths,e iii the latest
novelty! rs Just As,W t,l%4>>t}.!: q tendailaY
toward the styles, II II.
Tor. although the giid!c"iS not Carried sup
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-30

! New Boarler-What kind Of d cook
have you got in this house? 49, . .Vss !;
), Waiter Woman. sir -. 2. ~ f.<;
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work is never done; Well. look III tina;
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