davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-16

Sie entteasnOcn ausi6ldse i'm @efi9t,
bic einsefalenen gusen, unb bic blei6e
9eii9tsfarbe 5eigen an, baB etwas i'm Sns
nern ni6t re9t lit. Greibe bieien idleis
9enoen 6eiab Der @eiunbbsita aus. 9per's
Sariapariua 1T gu oieiem 3wede subsreitet
unb erfiut i'm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-16
Or Shieubadsr. Sin Bidder in elmer

Su S9ienbGder. Sin Bidder in elmer
sewiiieu Stabt, ben man neil sr nsben eis
mem @aftbofe wobnte, Der einen Sdisn i'm
S4ilbe fibrte, sspObnli9 ben vS9ieus
bdder" n%annte, wurbe zines Cages DOR gss
ri9t s%erufsn, mo i'm Der gmtmanu bari9
fraste: vSit gr Der S9ienbddsr2" =
Der Sater ifelte fi9, ais Oh er ni9t bSrts
unb Der @mtmann mieberboIte bic Srase
nit usritdrtter Stimme. = vSerSeibsn sic,
Serr gmtmann, i9 bore etwas i6wer, Be.
mertte Der Bidder unb fteIte iid bidt nebsn
benz Imtmann, Der linn nun in bic S5ren
i9rie: SD frase, OF gr Der Odfsns
bddsr iit2" = Ygtsin, Serr G%mtmann, i9
bin nur Der Bidder neben benz S9isn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-16

llnitreitig itebt ct. SatObs Del aIs
beites 9silmitteI sesen ale duBeren Sdmers
gen nod INNER oben OIL unb wirb aud biss
fen Stang wpbI INNER bewabren, 70 LANCE
IS rbsumatil1e Qeiben gibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-16

Nls Soilettenartifel bat gper's !Sairs
Sisor ni9t ieines @Ieiden. Gs reinist
bic 6opfbaut unb bewubrt iie Dor S9orf
unb S9uppen, pertreibt bas SUDDEN unb
b6le Sdfte, sibt perblei9tem ODER srauem
Saare feline uripriinsli9e Sarbe pieoer,
uub bef6rbert ben Saarwuds.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-16

Sie alte Tirrna O. 80. @aiI& Or
In Baltimore bat li9 bur5 bic Yorsisli5s
teit ibrer Sabritate IN &au9s unb S9mupfs
tabaten bobsn &ubm erworben. Sdwars
ser &siter, SieseIsG anaitsr unS @riner
pOrtorico iinb bic pOpuIdriten Sortsn srs
iterer @attuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-16
Gin 1ieuffmSSdl,u in Berlin murine non

Gin 9ienitmGoden in Berlin wurbe bon
ieiner 9erridaft au @sibnadtsn itatt zines
ionifisen 9ei9entss NIT elmer auittirten
&e9nuns iiber bic idmmtIi9en uon linn I'M
9auie bss Sabres sebrOdensn Sa9en iibsrs
rai4t. Oas Mdb9en iaste, es bate nidt
seslaabt, baB baS 70 tbeuer Jet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-16

Sdon nod pier bis fini Gassn mar i'd
pom elmer beftisen grtdltuns burd bic ans
wenbuns uon Or. @usuf R6nis's 5am'
Bruiftbee befreit. - u. Mdiaes,
1915 Cumberland. StraBe, Qittle God, grt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-16

SHsnc @unSen, gnt5inbunssn, Sc
i3wire, &asi3ldse, SnieftensS Slide unb
berslei9en, werben INNER iofort BON benz
beribmten Oxidation Del sebeitt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-16

8iele, bielc Sabre idOn lit Or. Butts
Suiten Sprup befannt als bas bette Mit,
tel sesen 9uiten unb Seiiertsit. gs uers
i4Gfft itets ioslei9 @rIei3teruns. 9reis
25 gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-16

uSerfsblter geruf." 9err gum gars
bier, Der i'm Ofters sei6nitten bait: vQlbsr,
Wfeni9, warum iinb sic ni9t Somitsr ses
worben? Sic buben ia bic bette anIase
baSu." Barber: y@ie 10 msin Serr?"
Ser: y9fun, neil Sic fOrtpdbrenb @es
fi9ter i3neibsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-16
Sreifenbe Mntwort. Gin YrabIban

SretteT0e Nlltiu0rt. YIN YrablbanS,
wesen ieines geidwdtes mffieI, iaste
gnbersm gu ieinem Na9bar y@Iaus
ben Sic mir, mein Serr, ss sibt aud nod
beute, wie gu SiIeams Seiten, ipredsnbe
giel." r@ie i'd bSre!" peristts Der
@nserebste.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-16

8orbeoadt. eebriunse (bie Sdsrbsu
zines giertulsss bstradtsnb, wel9en er
auf bas Bflafter bat fallen Iafen): DOS
mar s'i@eb'n, weun ! nur a idon b Yris
gel bdtt'!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-16
SenfiprHhe.

triibt ben Slang bes @Iits bic Wa5t
Der Qeiben.
tlno eine Na5t nabt, Die uns Na' um5isbt,
1nb bic mir lieben, mullen Don uus i9eis
ben.
limb Iues, mas uus tbeusr mar, entfliebt.
Oo9 ftrablt Elm Stern. Ser nit gar mill
benz S9immsr
Die Erauer aus benz armen 6ersen treibt,
Gr brinst 9ebalb unb tdui9t bic Sofiuuns
ninmer,
OaB treu unb gut Der Iiebe Soft uns bleibt.
5iblit bu alle uanten t~roiflos in bes Sturs
mes Na9t,
Souff bu ni@t ~uersasenb i9wantsn, benn
bein @ott bdIt treue Wa1t.
Wsnn bein 9er3 IN bansen Gassn i9uIbbes
wuBt gum 5immsl i9reit,
Souit am SeiI bu ni9t usrsasen, benn bein
@ott iits, Der uerssibt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28

Herman Herald: Tor nosleMaa.
.neber iiben nbtalte r6eralo" fig ian=
leoning Spprssmaalet ON en- Gfter:
fplger for 9ommer 8arter. &or lib:
talelie bar baieret paa ct meset be-
srenbiet &jenb1tab til @tiQinsen %
noen at ri fienbte no9et til Dpstisbe=
ben bos ben anben &anbi6at fra Ser
gus Sails nemlis Son. s. g. @iQi.
ans. @iben ben Eib lar ri bapt gln=
leonins til at tale meb Fere rcpre1en=
tatiue 8orsere fra bans e9et og bette
County, iom bar tienbt Mr. gBiui.
ans / mango Iar, os ri ct nsbt til al
llutte, at ban ioetminoite ct 8arters
2i9e baa6e iom @asfprer os 9om=
'ner, en Gentleman af itrens &etitaf=
tenbeb, Gorretninsstlbst og en- plet=
fri &arafter. 6lere Meolemn,er al
Sasf6reritanoen / 5ersus Sails, ion,
oarmt unberitptteoe Dommer Bor=
ter, oen9ons Ian erbolbt l1oneps
nellen, er nu / oenne & imob bam,
o9 at bpmmc fra Sing, iom ri bat
last Merfe til, ct benne Dppolition
1tte uoen @runo. unber snbperD nj
itenoi9beo er set lite panFelist at
foruoiise uofalbet, 6erlom @illiams
1'noeritbttes meo famine @nitemmis=
bee fra Stepublifanerne, iom 8arter
bpS Dempfraterne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28
Scr oar in0em Mepublifancr.

Sueralt bette 9ommerzDifrift
bar 9emofrater os ben,otratite Blaz
be frem6olot, at &alset af Dommer
bpr pare mon PARTISAN, bet CT, bet
lfulbe bore li9esDloi9t, enten pebtomz
menbe bar en- 9emotrat eller en 9ie=
publitaner. 9ette er aft sobt os bel,
men @tri9et bbres life, bpor @emo>
traterne ct Wojoritet, os be bar
altib siort bet til &esel at pelse en-
Demofrat, bpor be tunbe, os be sipr
iaaleoes ioas. Sc fater ub be repu.
blifanite @mbebsmeno, iaa fort Sc
fan, os inbIetter 9emofrater, os ,nanz
gen cit tro Eiener ct 9aaet uo merfet
suspended for cause" iimpelt forat
9ipe Mabs for en- Manb / SDmpatbi
meo Nbminiitrationen. 91u, cnbper
pil inbrgmme, at 8reiioent @lepez
lamb ct iaa ner en- &eformator, iom
nD9en 9emofrat ian blipe. 5orat
erfare bans Menins om, enten 9om=
mere bpr perc non partisan cl1er ei,
ifreu &eoaftpren af Journal til Sez
nator @eu. S. @omun6s, 5ormano
for ben iubicinre &omite sSor. @taz
ters @enat, os lpur0te bam, bporman.
&c 9ommere &ralioent @lepelanb bar
nomiucret, buormanae of bem bar
9emofrater os bporman9c' Nepubliz
tanere. 6plaenoe bar bans forte men
tDolise Spar.
r6or. @taters @enat, gSa1binston
.. s. 20 Suli 1886. Nfin &errc:
Seq bar 9eres al 17oe o9 pil Iom
Guar mebbele, at @reii6ent @leoe=
Lamb bat nomineret atten (1S) for
ifiellise &erioner til 9ommere i6or=
enebe Staters o9 territoriale &etter
Snsen af benz oar &epublifanere.
S@rbpbi9it 9eres,
Geo. S. @omunbs."
Dette biler, buor lanst bet mon
partilane" Stris 9aar meo 9empfra=
terne, naar be bar Ma9ten.- Fergus
Falls Journal.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28
n8uSititfen" omtaler Mr. Gilman
paa fQIen6e Tibet imiarenbe @aabe:

n0uOltttten" omtaler Wtr. @ilman
paa fbl5enbe tibet imisrenbe Maabe:
r9et oarme Ieir og De oaarliae
Marsuoii9ter fumes at afaipe fru9t=
bart Sorbsmon for Dor Stats &oliti=
fere. Maar man falter 8liffet pao
en- at bore &orDfGer / bet republifan=
tie Harti, ST. Gilman fra ct. glouo,
faar n1an ct merfbart Sn6trDt af, al
ban ptl blioe &epublitanerneS &anbi,
bat for @uoernprparoisbeoem. Set
ct imiblertio lite af &iarli96eo til
Manben, at Sartiet maa 1ominere
bam, men ben 0mtenbi9beo, at ban
er mere frD9tet en6 el1fet, 9ipr Denne
6orubii9elie 1anbiDnlia.
Snbtil for 9anIfe nDlis bprte man
auel flags Bebreibel1er mob Gilman,
o9 naar bette git for fig oabenlpii
blanot Sartiets bebite @tgtter, bar
ri en- Ipa9 9anfe ON, at ber ct peQti.
9e @runbe tilfebe for at @artiet maa
itptte BAN. &an iises at pare iitter
paa traftig un6eri itGttel1e fra anbet %
temte &ongresbiitrift, u9 bpis bet er
Eilfelbe, pil bet lite toite bam meget
at glpre ct &ompromis meb @ennepin
os &omieD Counties, iom besse ia,
ltore 5oroele at at nGre tiloens met
@uoernBren."
S Sttertail County ioetminbite e,
Gilman boerten trDetet e(ler elitet,
o9 beis bet itaar til &el9erne ber
bliper ban lite Minneiotas n9;ite @u:
bernpr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28

S Ottertail County Farmer for
iioite ll9e itaar oer, at Son. 8. g.
8jsrse, bet er nomineret iom 9fepre=
(entant= &anbibat baabe peo 5armerz
mpbet 8attle Safe os af ben repu=
blifanite &onuention, bar erflaret, lau
lanst iom bet itaar bans Mast,at
oillc unoeritette enbuer al &anoioaz
terne fra ben republifanlte&o &onucntion.
Ds / Pioneer Press for iiblte
2broa9 itaar oer fra Gersus Sails oa
rimelispis fra ben famine r5ar=
merbaanb", at han (8jprse) oil isno=
rere Observation-Disclosures.
9ette bpres libt unberlist,. naa1
man peb, at bet oel maa uere ion'
N1iance Mano os iom Garu,ernes =
ipecielt 6armernes-Manb, at Bibr'
&c bar opnaaet bet 9iuiosboerp, iom
ban ialfalb en Sang bar bapt, os iom
aSentuiul pil faa en- @an9 til.
Snorsmmes ital bet, at bet er ban.
Teli9t at manbnrere MI ON Daaen,
men at ieile fig rent op er nu itte
nshpenoist beaer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28

Set CT af &istisbeb MI at lere at
tienbe be foritiellise @upernprtanoi6a=
ter iaa npie ionl muli9t. Som be-
fienbt er q. st. Mc@iQ fra ct. Yeter
en- al benz.
S Fergus Falls Journal for iioite
Manoas finoes felsenbe:
Son. Sorace Guitin, iom par Minz
neiotas @upernbr fra 1870 til 1874
tom fra Sarge 2brbas forat tilbrinse
Sbnoas bos fin Gamilie. Da bet par
betjenot, at ban uar en- sammel Snb'
paaner af ct. 8eter, 9on. q. St. Mcz
@ius 9iemiteo, benuenbte en- af Sour>
malls &eriouale fig til bam torat erfa=
fare no9et ansaaenbe ben lebenbe
Ranbibat for @uperngr % bans 1b,
iieter for 5remsans. nSa", iasbe
@upernpren, neg bar fjenot Mr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28

Ntc@lll belle Stoen, 1toen ban Tom bib
til @taten. 9an neoiatte fig i nit
samle 9iem, ct. @eter, for % slar
fiben. Seq antaser, ban bar "a Nar,
ba ban tom til Minneiota, os ban er
altiaa MI 46. 9an fom fra &ennipl=
pania. San ait iuo i slrmeen, men
bans 9elbreo tillob bam lite at itaa
ber. San ftubereoe 2ob og fit Eil=
labelie til at prattiiere i geicollet
County. .9an bar @toleiuperintenbent
ps interesierebe fig altio for DplDsz
ming. San oar en- Sit. r@lert Of
Court, os ! 1870, ba ies blep palst
til @uoernbr, ubnepnte leg bam til
min &ripatietretar, % ban fun9ere@
be iom iaabau bele Eioen, mems jes
bar @noernbr. Mo9et al bet iibite.
ies nbretteoe, mems ies par @mbeoet,
par at u6nebue bam til Mslnrance=
Gommislrr, o9 ban bar inbebapt bct=
te @mbeoe tretten glar. @an bar
/ bette @mbebe 9iort fig fortient til ct
meaet misunbeliesueroist Dmopmme,
o9 ban itaar bpit blanbt Msiurance=
MGnb oper bele 2an6et. Set er en-
ooermaaoe pen Manb, o9 ban bilbe
blipe en- bp9tis @upernpr. 9an er
in9en flor Ealer o9 lite 8olitifer.
9pao an9aar 1ans lloiister for @als.
oa foritaar leg, at be er sooe. SDbz
peitre Minneiota pil bliue me9et iterf
/ bans Gappr, os ban fat @enner
oberalt, bpor ban ct fjenbt."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28

Farmers Advocate: Sernbane:
% &arebus=@ommisierern bill be:
tienbtsigre fplsenbe: r2open ber
Staten beitemmer, at bette rBoaro'
ftal f6r ben 15be @eptember bber1
Nar faitiette en- grade for aft @lass
Storm, iom tipbes eller baanotcrcs a
etbuert offentlist @arebus / @taten
os oisicn n@raoes" lfal beneunes Min
neiotazr r@rabes". 5orat ben Sing
fan bliue fulot os frit bisfuteret frt
foritiellise @iber. bar 8oarhet be:
itemt ct Mpoe i Seuatets &ammer
&apitOlbDsninsen i ct. Saul 3irs
bag ben lobe s(usult 1886 SCI. II
6orm. af ale benz, iom CT interesle
reoe / beune Gag. enten ban er 6rem
brinser, &ibber, Sal9cr eQer Gor
bru9er. eSnobDoellen ct a(minoelig
% bet baabes, at Mpoet pi( blip
sobt repralenteret af ale bent eta
ten, iom bar itientet ben Gag nose1
Opmertiombeb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28

Set blep meobelt for en- 9ib iioen,
at en- Totosraf 8aibinston bapbe
peret iaa belois at formaa airs.
g(epelane til at labe fig fotosrafere,
os at bun bapbe fibbet for BAN
en- balp Sag eller mere, os at ban
bapbe fotosraferet benbe / % @tillinz
ger. @enere blep bet mebbeIt, at
&reiioenten forbeo Sal9 af 5otosra=
ferue. 9an piloe lite baue fin So
nes Biqebe ubitiQt alleueSne.
st enselF 8lao flyer berom:
@rooer os Grantie bapbe fin fbrite
Erette ianlebnin9 Sp6r9smaalet ON
ben fbites Totosrafier. 5ranties
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28

@i erfarer, at bet life bar @r.
@roder, men Mr. Oscar 9anion, iom
frem1atte Torilaset om en- &eouttion
of ii &roceni paa @erbiettelien al
ben fafe @ienoom 5ersus Sails.
(@e &eferatet af Duerlisuin9sfom=
misiionens 6or1anblin9er paa 3bie
@ibe).
2isele6es CT bet feila9tiat, naar oe1
for 8Den 9enninss &ebtommenoe.
itaar, at &erbiettelien al 2otterne
Der bleb rebuceret til bet famine iom
De i 8attle 2ate os Seer Greet. 81
blep rebucereoe 25 8rocent.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28

5orfenseli9beo maatte eiue efter for
@ropers Sanbs for @ienbomsretten.
Mr. @lenelanb er life enbnu reoe til
at blipe rebuceret til 6prlte=2Bitnants
Grab iin esen Gamilie, os ban bar
&et til enbper gift Manos @ratulati=
on meb fin fbrite @eier.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28
Sfaee for en- balD Miaion.

Ser mebbeles ON ibetminbfe to
ioere 9a9litorme Datota, os be bar
tiloels naaet inb ! Minnefota. &rrit
lfal bet uere omfrin9 ct. Tbomas,
norb for Grafton, boor 9asl berieoe
iibite 2Br6a9 gftm. omtr. &l. ba(p 4.
9a9litormen gbela9be alt paa fin Bel
fra ct. EboH,as ober &eb &iuer o9
inb ! Minneiota, en- Strefnin9 paa
6 Mil Breooc % 80 Mfil 2en9be.
Qanbsbben ct. Nnore,ps fal bere
pbelast. S Maribaq Co., Winn..
bar 9oipnene Mibble 9fiper, Mlma,
3oloal, Gomitod o9 n1aalfe flere libt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28

@n 5triuelie fra Mr. Eeisbers,
BET arbeioer ueo SernbanetomA,isiez
rernes &ontor / ct. Saul, pil barre
al Snteres1e for l1seblaoets 2eiere
% finbes paa ct anoet @teb / Blaoet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28

S nYioneer 8re1s" tor iibie 2br:
CT ct lanst Brep fra en-, oer / iterft
ubtrpt beftaser Sauf &apibs os b'
itabeliote ber, mebens ct. @loub, Del
leo minblt Stabe peb @bclonen onto
les iom ben, ber tos 2boens @art a
De 8iora9, iom pibenon bleb iamle
for De Fabeliote. Sen &omite, ion
ituloe forbele Biorasene, bliper itaan
ielgit bebanblet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28

Derlom bet er iaaleoes, iom be'
forleben blep foriest siort sjeloenoe
at bet er @asfererianben, iom c,
beb1t ltiftet til at bpmme ON en- Som:
mers &oalifitationer eQer me6 andre
Orb at lette 5inseren paa ben, ion
andre 5olf belit bpr femme for
buorfor er ba en- 9ommer 9iort til
@ienitan6 for &als % lite for llouap
nellie?
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28

Sra Morris meobeles ben 22oe
Suli: @aaoanne, lom paaltaar, at be
ueo bet, meboeler, at Gen. Barrett
life CT &anoinat for @uucrnpr, men
at ban lite pil mobIette fig at tjenc
1om eernbanefommislnr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28

SIR. q. St. Mc@ill fra ct. &eter
omtales meset foroela9tist iom Wfcoz
beiler til @upernprembeoet Minue~
SDta.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28

SIR. q. @6effer, oer tiblisere fat
peret omtalt iom en- 9anlte it9rf &anz
bioat for Minne1otas @upernprem=
bebe, bar ertleret, at ban life CT &an=
hihnt
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28
81 y II mAerhi1t
&ontrolerer Sernbanert1e.
e. s.. 9eYarcd

Qi( tontrolere @anoelen meo Waz
(erla9er. gllle Batentz Taroer $1.5O
pr. @allon, i Butitfen beo p*9alz
len. Seq 1elser blot ben beoit tilbe;
rebte Malin9. Die fan tipbes bet
&c billisere eno no9et anoet @teos;
os aIe andre Maleria9er, Bbriter,
8e99epapir plp. til en- tillparenoe
8ris.
8. -. 9e@arta.
gfermeit Gitpz Sal, Ger9us Sails.
ing. .....
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28
9eifD &ro8> / 6ronten!

Sort npe Dplos for @aoren af &lao ae uer os rreGqui
persseenanoe for 9s nipettn Set BET prQe
beof Opas om nsennoe bleo iorep ber bpe s til
@rs eno no9en tpr nepne.
&pb life Dollars @ero r Sc bar lee boao Tan tbpoe
9fIkY &rntber@*
&eople8' Square Scaling
@lot6ier8.
mb5 9tp. 122 2incplm 9lp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28
FARMERS TICKET

LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
Senator John B., HOmpe.
Representatives:
II. P. BjOrge.
Henry Plowman.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28

COUNTY TICKET.
Auditor = Oscar Hanson.
Treasurer A. Lindquist.
Register of Deeds - H. E. BOen.
Sheriff = A. Brandenburg.
County Attorney G. L. Lewis.
Judge Of Probate e G. E. Chapman
Superintendent of Schools F
Cowing.
Surveyor - d. G. Keefe.
Court Commissioner-E H. Tues
ley.
Coroner w. C. Bedford.
County Commissioners:
1st District = w. B. Mitchell.
End District-August Kowaldski
Sd District = Knud Peterson.
4th District = J. A. Hawkinson,
5th District = Lars J. Halden.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-07-28

2V0s o. SUNIWWU9.
Dette biier, buor lanst bet mon
partilane" Stris 9aar meo 9emptra=
terne, naar be bar Ma9ten.- Fergus
Falls Journal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-06-11

T. =. i! -, b. slowed Uy lutin. hearts
and gentle hands.
Chambers Prairie has not seen for
many a day SO large 4 gathering as was
that OF the Congregational social, last
Wednesday, at the residence "f Andrew
Chambers. Esq. Ample preparation had
been made Tor the plca>urable entertain
nlrnt Of all who might assemble. Pleas
ant games. indoors and out, Were pro-
vi,icd. and tables arranged for edihleS in
Il b,ajltitul .rb"r erected Tor the occasion.
and illuminated in the evening 10y Japan
rs, lanterns Early in the afternoon the
first cuners arrived and still they came
until nearly 10 p VI MANY OF the
prairie people Mere present >nd a large
number ui Olympians availcd themselves
of the pleasant drive and its attendant
features. The musical feast was exceed
inglv good, consisting OF piano music by
Mrs. q. l.. Talcott and the Misses Hays.
some choice duets by Mc-dames Simcn-
son and Campbell, a song hy Vim. Gard
ner. and some prettily played guitar
duets by Mrs Horr and Mr.. j V. Yam
It's. At the tables, coffee, sandwiches
ice-crtam. cake, etc, was served with II,
lack of bountiulness, everybody seem t.
be happy and all arrived home safely
The proceeds added about $40 to the
church treasury. The only criticism we
have heard is that it seemed hardly fair to
give SO much for only twenty-five cents.
Olympia will gladly send, at any time, 4
large delegation to any gathering SO
pleasant in every way.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-06-11
Centralia Items.

Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
The weather is cloudy and dark, with
indications Of rain.
The boy Guderyan, who was cut in the
sawmill, is fast improving
Mrs. Capps, wife of our former resident
physician, is here visiting friends, and in
hopes of disposing of her property here
There was a meeting of the citizens OF
this place here last Monday, for the pur
pose of making some arrangements for
celebrating the 4th of july
Mr.. Will Woodham and bride returned
home from their trip sooner than they ex
expected on account of the sad news OF
the death of the brides aunt, Mrs. Berry.
Last evening We were well entertained
by Mrs Reese, one of the Ohio crusaders
on a temperance discourse. The lady is a
good speaker, and we would not regret Il
have an opportunity of hearing her again
She was followed by Doctor Newell in
one of those neat, eloquent little speeches
for which he is noted.
Doctor Newcll's daughter Mrs. Jordan
and son. are expected 10 arrive today from
the East, where she has been with her hus
band until his vessel was called out for Il
three years trip South America.
We feel very sorry to have to chronicle
the death of Aida Berry, wife of Captain
J. C. Berry, of Chehalis. The sad news
reached us last Saturday that she had died
that sarlc morning. Mrs. Berry had gone
East, some few weeks since, on visit to
her old home and relatives, and while
there was taken sick and her husband was
sent for Her one great longing was to be
brought home. and they purposed leaving
on the 4,h of this month, but she took
worse and died. She was at Lanes prai
rie, Missouri. The remains are expected
To arrive in Chehalis on Sundays train
when the Masonic fraternity and order OF
the Eastern Star (of which she was an
honorcd member) will take charge of the
ceremonies Captain Berry and family
have the deepest sympathy of lis all in
this great loss. She leaves one daughter
and two sons, all grown.
Worms TRI-Iy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-06-11
Total measurement m.

Some idea Of the benefits of advertis-
ing may be obtained from the very APP
pcarancc Of stores which keep their name
and business before the public in live,
crisp, widc-awake style, when compared
with those which confine efforts to
attract the public to merely hanging n
few samples Of their wares ut the doors
while they wait patiently for customers
that never come. Look into one of the
stores that use printers ink literally ut
almost any time ~ the day, and you will
iinI customers in attendance and clerks
busy. while the converse is true with
those who pursue different policy. We
are not presumptuous enough to claim
that this IN wholly owing to advertising,
hut Il is safe 10 claim that the enterpris-
ing spirit which suggests the use Of this
popular method of inviting custom keeps
likewise Ia motion various other expedi-
ents whereby healthy trade is main
tained, even during the hardest of dull"
times Those who have Systematically
kept THEN names before the public know
that Il pays. and to-day command the
best patronage, and this actually enables
them Ia sell at less prices than their
neighbors and still make more money.
Mrs. Josie NJ, wife of Mr.. A. f.
Woodari, died in Olympia on Sun
day. June 9th, aged 20 years and %
days. Deceased was second daughter of
the late John l.. Clark. Having been
born In this city and grown to the estate
oi w"manh"csl ia our midst, she was
well known in the social circles Of this
community. To vivacious girlhood
the inllnc-s of years added those rarer
and maturcr graces which ever shed SO
bright halo ON all around. For a
weary term II years she had been the
uncoinplaining victim Of wasting disease,
and after several visits Ia Oregon and
southern California for health improve
nent, she came home, at last, to pass
from earth Ia hoaycn surrounded by the
loving anil the loved With her depar-
ture light has gone out in two house
holds and sweet voice has been hushed
forever The funeral services were
held at II O'Clock. ON Tuesday, at the
residence Of her mother, Mrs. l.. NJ
Clark The remains, whose beautiful
lines even death could not obliterate.
were deposlted in Odd Fellows cemetery,
tho essket being wholly enveloped in