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VOL. 8-
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
/Cjynl.
E H. FAIJNTOT
Attorney at law,
I.ITTLE PALLS, MINN.
A. F. STOllJCY. D. T. CALHOUN.
STDBEY & CALHOUN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Office at the Court House.
LITTLE FALLS, MINN.
N. RICHARDSON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Agent for tfae
American
Agency & Collection Co.
Buys and a«Il« rpal estate, nnd loans njoney
on same. Also Ms a liirse .amount ol choiee
land and wi.w.n IoU kraule.
LITTLIR-FALV. MINN-
«J Iidicinl.
B. P. FRLLER,
Justice of the Peace.
LITTLE FALjLS, MINN.
Offu'Sal.
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COUNTY AUDITOR.
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wttend to collections, pay taxes,
1e«rr
rhIcs,
Inmin front tax
tnrvi(r
Sec. in Mor.
adjotnimT counties. Office at
Court. Honop, Little Falls, Morrison
'«mntv, Minnesota.
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ssTf^ivni'p.
REGISTER
OF DEEDS,
MORKIIWN OOt NTT, M1 N.
Will furnish Abstracts uf Title. r«y Tnxw.
II »s I.Arid4 fur 5alo.
OFFFOK AT COURT HOl'SE,
f.TTTLE FALLS, Mf.VM
I.EOS HftlDE.
Clerk of the District Court.
Sever Mi Jiulicinl l'htrut.
MOHKTSON OOrKTV. MINX,
FntrU'fr I1 nrr *sr«»cis. iii, ok Finul PmM'
*nl cny utli'T I.or*) Laitd C/ffiee tu.-inusf will b»»
•pr- =»«|flr- fcltflifled to.
"LITTLE FAILS. MINN.
R. J. BA TZER
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Will locate lands. pay Xs. nd »l
ifiui to all business iu that line prompt­
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'In* (.rwctit of medicine in i'.s various
h' ~. CCllC*.
TITLE FALLS. MTNN.
j\ I NOW. I.«
PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEGfl.
Will pjonictly fitter,1 to #11 business
t". H. TViudon Exjiminim: Surjjnon.
Ofilice over Win Buller's store. I
MTTI.K FALLS. MINN. I
A. FOirriKlS. M. i,
OR. LEWIS J. WRIGHT,
BURGEON DENTIST
LITTLE FALLS. MINN.
Oiflee hours—9 to 12 a. m. 1 to 5 p. m.
Herberfc Stanley.
8pedalty: Fine gold work.
UST Rootok first door north of main entrance
to Tanner's store, LitiTe Falls.
€. JOHMON,
ECIJ5CTIC PHYblUIAN AND SuriGEOM,
KOYAI.TON,
-MINN"
Office West of School House.
IT Consultation Free.
Chronic Diseases a Specialty.
jr. w. CIJOSE,
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large stock of pure drugs and mcdiclnes al­
ways on hniid. Btore on Firet street, Little
Fans, first door south of Richard Bres.'
MORRISON COUNTY BANK,
(Incorporated.)
Money loaned on long or short ti»e, real OT
Mttonal (tecnrlty. Motes discounted. I)os&e«
tia tsd foreign exchange bought and sdld.
liuNage ticket to and from Europe at lowest
rates.
Little Falls Manufacturing
Company,
Office at Slmmontt dc Steele's.
Biractovs—Ashley C... Morrill, Aldx
•ad«r Moore, 0. 4sr Leonard, E. M.
Johnson, Wia.C. Johnson.
Kny one wishing t6transact bu#ln««« wUh ibe
Otonpany sbouW afttt at their above oanredL
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Office at Close's Drnjr Store.
LITTLE FALLS.
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A sppcifllty made of Surgery, Rud nl«o
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Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Ready-Made Clothing,
AND AN IMMENSE LINE OF
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Trimmings, Notions.
A FINE STOCK OF
STAPLE GKOCERIES,
PROVISIONS, SUPPLIES,
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I am a Democrat, and alwav* have
been^ aud, when conscierrce and a
sense of duty do lipjt fojbid, vot-e the
straight party tiofeet, Io-.-al as well as
State and Katiojial,^'Thia year common
sense and every oth^r mo'live will eom
Wt H8 tp "serauft^'the 'loefeVticket,
and we are not alone by a large 'num­
ber, nor should the Democratic mana­
gers of the party in thiscou-nty be sur­
prised at such a result. Let us look at
and consider for a moment the various
candidates, their ifitness for the re­
spective office» Vhich they aspire to
fill, and their claims upon the citizens
and tax-payers of the county.
jJFirst oomes the candidate fur the
office of county treasurer. The Repub­
lican candidate is Jonathan Taylor, a
resident of this county for the past
twenty-eight years, a gentleman of
varied atid extensive business experi­
ence, and a reputation for honesty,
straight-forward dealiug and upright­
ness in the (Uncharge of his duties,
fyyth in an official and private capacity.,
t.iat any man might point to with hon­
est pride. His record as a public
officer is unblemished and unimpeach­
able, and if lie is not elected to the
office of county treasurer, for which
lie is a candidate, the people of this
county will have cause surely to regret
their foolishness in not putting him
there. With two such men at thfc
helm of county afFiirs as J. D. Lu
1 chance, county auditor, and Jot atban
laylor, county treasurer, the people
need fear no defalcation nor crooked­
ness in the administiation of county
affairs. Opposed to Mr. Taylor is 8.
Stoll, the Democratic nominee for the
same office. Or Mr. Stoll \Vj know
nex) to nothing, which is the case
with most of the people of the county,
nineteen out oi' twenty of all the vot­
ers having neither seen nor heard of
him, except as knowing that he was
an unsuccessful candidate for register
of deeds last v^ir. Indeed, Stoll
suems to think that the average intelli­
gence of the 'people oi'thiacounty
:ie of
a very low standard and tha* the im­
portation of .such mt3n as he is of the
greatest importance for the weiifare
and regeneration of the business ele­
ment of the county. Perhaps it is, but
we fail to see it. County afl'tirs were
run very successfully and satisfactorily
managed before the egotistic Stoll con­
descended to take up a residence
amongst us and do us the honor of
filling an important county office, the
most important in the county in one
sense of the word. What possible
claim he thinks he can have upon the
people oi this county, we are at a loss
to understand. Comparatively speak­
ing, an utter stranger, he has shown a
greed for office and a disregard for the
claims of others that places Uim in
anything but an enviable light." He
has his reputation yet to make in th.'s
county and if he will allow a sugges­
tion from me, it is, to ad'vis® hitn to
show a little more modesty and to
hold himself a little more in the back­
ground and not to crowd out those
who are more deserving of nomina­
tion than himself, for the position he
aimed to till. He will probably find,
upon the day of election, that there
are. not as many idiots in the Demo­
cratic party as he had counted on.
When the party managers will deliber­
ately pnss by a staunch, old-line Dem­
ocrat like Nicholas Meyers for the pur­
pose of putting up a etranger like
Stoll, they must not. expect the party
to iendorse thei«r action, and if the
tiling is repeated tod often, they need
not be surprised to wake tip some fine
day and find their majority gone like
th® dew under a rising sub, gone
Where the wood-bine tvVineth. This'
county has had its fill, of strangers for
official positionsy-andwe urge the Dem­
ocratic voters of this coitnty to .^end'
Mr. Stoll to the right-about face and
keep him in the rear until he has e»8
tablished his claim to their suffrages,
upon a better foundation than it now
stands. When you are less a stranger
and have, demonstrated your right to!
our confidence, we may under proper
conditions, be induced to vote for you
until you do we cannot. I, for one,
like to know for whom and what kind
of a tiaan, we are voting.
The next in order are the candidates
for sheriff. We are unqualifiedly a
Rastcot man. His record for the past
year has shown him to be the right
mart in the right place, and we predict
that not only will he receive the full
party vote, bat draw heavily from the
ranks of the Republican party, and his
excellent record as an officer entitles
him to that compliment.
The same may be truthfully said of
Dr* Guernon-for school superintend­
ent. Both gentlemen have made rec­
ords for which they reed not blush.
As to the county attorneyship, it is
scarcely necessary for any sensible
man to state his position. The county
commissioners appointed E. II. Farn
ham, tha present- Republican-candi­
MORRISON COKPF MINNESOTA. FRIDAY. OCT. 26,.1888.
from a Believe Demv
erat*
Roy alt
an, Minn., Oct fcl, 1883.
Editor of the Transcript:
The Demo critic eoiinty conveHtion
having been held and nominees for
tfae various offices placed in the field, it,
of course, is the privilege pf all voters
in the county to express their opinion
concerning the fitness of the candi­
dates of the two parties and, when
they go to the polls, exercise the right
to vote for those whom they -proffer
irrespective of party ties- and afiillia
tions.
date, and their selection gave entifl^
satisfaction to the voters of tho county
as far as I have been able to learn. R.
M. Worthington, the Democratic nom­
inee, is uot known to have any quali­
fications for the position, and has no
rij^ht to expect the support of the vot­
ers. It was deemed policy to fill the
ticket, however, and Mr. Worthingtou
will probably poll as large a vote as a
man who is not an attorney could be
expected to. I have such regard for
the good Kense of my fellow citizens in
Morrison county that I consider the
election of Farnham a foregone con
clusioii.
DEMOCRAT.
Philadelphia has only 10,000 saloons.
Texas organized
counties last vear.
sixty-eight new
'Julia- Ward Ho«f«-w«8 in Minneapo­
lis this week and spoke on woman suf­
frage.
J. I. Case was offered $60,000 last
week for his trotter, Jay Eye See, and
rtofused the money.
Secretary Teller !ia$ decided ap im­
portant land case in favor of the South­
ern Minnesota railroad.
The total vote for governor in Ohio
was 721,404. Hoadly's majority ovor
Foraker was 12,429 over all, 1,08:3.
It is rumored that au alliance has
been made between the Northern Pa­
cific and the Grand Trunk railroads.
A young lady of Black River Fails,
Wis., broke up her own funeral the
other day by coming £0 life in her
coffin.
A Massachusetts bride is about to
begin housekeeping on $S,000.000. The
tendency of poverty-stricken voung
people to rush into matrimony seems
to be growing.
A Kansas! town has legislated against
the goat. At. the meeting of the city
council at which Billy's fate was sealed
he was alluded to as being a '"terror."
a "cur^e," and A "ruthlens destroyer."
On.Saturday last two Swedes were
robbed and thrown from a moving
freight train on the Manitoba road
near Benson. A warrant was issued
for the brakemen, and oife of them
captured.
The O'Connell murderers arrived in
St. Paul on Monday, and were before
the court for trial on Tuesday. They
plead guiitv, were sentenced to State
prison tor life, and taken to their fu­
ture quarters within a few hours.
S"W"_A_iST RIVER
FLOVBIXG MILL,
WM. E. LEE CO., Prop's.
This mill is located in the town of Swan Riv
L-r, nve and one-hall'miles southwest- of Littie
all*, and hae lately been refitted and new ma
elnutuy tiddtd, and every facility furnished for
making the lincst grades of flour.
Custom work a specialty.
YOUNG BROS.'
FLOURING MILL,
TWO RIVERS, MINN.
We give notice to the cilizen of
.Morrison county that we have ourFlour
tnirMi!l refitted and in good running
order and are prepared to
Grind Your Grain
on Short Notice.
We will endeavor Ira give satisfaction to
all who favor us with their custom.
YOUNG
I 'Have Just Received My
New Millinery Stock
Of Latest Fall Styles.
Gall ^iid-exaraihe goods and:prices''at
tny shop on
Main Street, Little Falls,
:ppo$ite Clr^'s drug store.
fiEHBUL
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MRSf. HAS. MEC HA tJ-
NO TICE.
Agent wanted to
canvass for Nursery
Stock. To good
men we can give
steady employment
and wages.
L. L. MAY & CO.,
St. Paul,-Minn.
Territorv:- Till-
c.
SEAL.
HA RNESS,
COLLARS,
WH'PS,
Harness Oil* of
all kinds kept
OP
hand. Blacking
and leather pre­
servers.
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nois, Iowa, Wiscon­
sin and Mnnesota.
GO TO THE OLD STAND OF
MAURXN & MEDVED
WHERE YOU WILL FIND A COMPLETE STOCK OF
CONSISTING OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots &
Shoes, Hats & Caps,
STOVES and HARDWARE
LITTLE FALLS, MINN.
COFFINS 0ASKSTS.
OF ALL SIZES.
Parties desiring anything in our line
will save money by giving us a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
LITTLE FALLS, M1NN:
NEAL & SIMMONS,
PROPRIETORS OF THE
Over Tattle ChureMXI's.
Would Invite all those Who* Want Pictures to Call and'See FThera
INSTANTANEOUS WORK A SPECIALTY.
I.EFEBVRE &FOISY,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
SOLD OR Tip
£ggT"To Reliable Parties Who Will Make Payment After Harve«t.«^3
BRICK.
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I now have a large supply of the finest
quality of brick at my yard on the west
side, and am prepared to fill all orders.
If you want some cheap brick for underpin ins*
I can supply yon. Shecial rates on large orders for
all kinds «f bricli. 0. DUCLOS.
LITTLE KALIS, MISS.
The elegant residence formerly oc­
cupied by the Hon. 0, B. Buckman Lit­
tle Falls (lot 4, block 41.)
ALSO
Lot 3, block 80, with dwellihg.hou8e on
roF Particulars address -tHAS. EYAXSJtOMi
NO. 9.
ran
MCMHBNMMMMNVi
TUTTLE & CHURCHILL,
DFALELIS IN
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SPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES, PIL­
LOWS, CARPETS, TRUNKS,
SATCHELS, CURTAINS,
WALL PIPES. FRAMES
C5?©%!LnE'-T SKTTS,
15AISY CARRIAGES: EXPRESS WAGON'S, &e., &«.
ALSO
F. B. SIMMOKS.
Ctrl
SADDLES,
BLANKETS.
ROB
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We are making
1 specialty now of
giving bargains to
farmers Call aad
«e us.
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