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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-26

@n9lano fprer after &ris meb 9lraz
berne. Set pil erinores, at @n9lanb
os @sppten for omtrent tire Nar f.
ben baooe en- &rts meo Maboien.
Mabien ct iom befienot en- mubame=
oanit &rofet, fom er &booing faar
no9le uafbau9i3e Nraberitammer /
@uban. @an idser at fomme Belioz
belie at @uafim, Der lis9er peo bet
reoe 9au, tbi beroper saar @eien til
Arabien. sgsppten bar nu @11atim i
8eiiooelie; men bette 2ano er for
lpa9t til at forlpare @uafim moo
Mab6iens piloe 6orber. Set ligser
imiolertio @nslanbs Snteresie, at
@sbptens 9erreopmme opretbolbes.
@nslanb maa berfor .trabe op, 1aa
fnart bet fommer en- usreie oerneoe.
Maboiens 6orber bar MI truet
Suatim, o9 @n9lano bar maattet ienz
be berneb en- Eroppeitprte paa 1000
Manb. Ser melbes nu fra 2onbon,
at BET ben 20be 9ecb. fanbt en- farp
9rafnins @teo mellem @nselifmenbez
ne % Graberne. @nselltmenbene os
9@9Dpterne 9iorbe ct Nn9reb paa ST.
enoens Goritansninser, os efter en-
balp Zines beftis Scamp brep be ben
paa Sln9t. Iraberne table 400
Manb. @n9elitmanbenes og @9pp>
ternes Sab bar ubetDbelist. Nraberne
fiempeoe iom 9elte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-26

Sra Gtanlep. 2onoon 21 Sch.
st Telegram ira 3an5ibar forteqer,
at 8repe fra @tanlep oaterebe @tan=
lep SAILS 29be &us. er bleune leue>
reoe / 8an5ibar peb Gippo Eib's
Menb. Stanleb uar ba peb BonDz
ala ueo Grutpimi: GlO6en, buor ban
par antommen ben 17be Mug. 50
Sage tiolisere bapbe ban forlaot
@min &aiGa, iom oa par oeo COB
9elbreo os riseliet forlpnet meo ST.
oemioler. Stanlep bar fpmmen ti(>
base til Bousala for at bente nosle
5orlpniuser, ban bauoe laot tilba9e
oer unoer 5orparius of en- Baetrop.
9an piloe oerpaa uenbe titbase for
at itpbe iammen meo @min. 9an gap
l1uoerretnins ON. at ale bpioe /
@rpeoitiouen bar frilte, os at ber
man9leoe inyentin9.
@amme Sag er til 2onoon anz
fommet ct Telegram fra &ef>Nfrita.
fom fulbitenbis itaofeiter 11nberretz
nin9en fra 3an5ibar. Eelesrammer>
nc blep left unoerbuiet Treba9 lf<
ten os bleo oer mobta9et meb flor
Snteresie. Set, at bet er fommen
l1noerretninser ON Stanley fra besse
&anter at Mfrita paa famine &ib, er
lite alene mertelist; men bet sipr
bet oslaa utoiplfomt iittert, at @tanz
lep er 9obt 8ebolb. Set Ct MI
mango, iom tror, at Stanlep % @min
pil foume til Munbinsen al Congo,
o9 at be neite 9epbeper fra Dem pil
blioe mobtaset oerfra, beber bet. =
Set piier fig altiaa, at ben unoerretz
ming ri bapoe fioit ON Stanleps o9
@min &aibas Eilfan9etaaelle al
Maboien life meofgrte @anobeo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-26

ct ben bunben, ben tan bare 1uare o9
raute i9ien. D9 naar iaa &alpen blir
taeet bort os ilastet, iaa fer ben iaa
igrsmoois paa big iejen meb fit rpz
renbe, taalmobiae Blit. iom om oen
ptlbe iise: ca, bar bu faaet bebol<
be bin lille bos big, ou tjpn paa
BET.
9u far inoerlis Wfeblioenbeo meo
9brene, iom er git Mennelfenes
@olo, o9 oerfor ct ou COB mob benz.
9u ueo osiaa, at ubuab soot enbuer
9ibr, bet ital bam betales al 9erren,
boa6 enten ban ct 2jener eller 5ri."
"a. u. ,Dagspf.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-26

@n amerifau1f @pfaptein mDrbet
/ ipanlf 9onouras. Sra Netp Or=
leans meloes, at &apt. 81. gu itap=
ion al en- amerifanlf @fonnert blen
brebt Nftenen ben soe Sch. / @orenz
bole, ipanlf. 9onouras. !6an bleo
iib1t feet ST. Z ON Nftenen, o9 ban
omtalte, at ban bapoe $500 / Spln
os &aroipapirer til ct Belpb $500
bos fig. San bleo funoen @aoen.
og bet piite Zig, at ban bapoe faaet
ct @tit / Stoen, os at ban bar berg
pet ale fine Eeuse os @eroipapirer.
@n &ipbmano @orenbole ct blepen
arreferet lom mistantt for at babe
forpuet Morbet. 9an bapoe libt fgr
pnret / Strib me6 @ultabien. @uz
itaplen er anta9elig @fanbinap.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-26
9afotn-

Sra Sarge meboeles, at Der ben
21oe Sch. 9iltrift Court blep be:
banblet Saaen an9aaenoe @6arles
&anfins Bortfgrelie al 2illie Barz
ner. Srebsbommer @roman bapoe
uofgrt @ielien; ban bleo frifunoen
oa ban tunoe beuiie, at ban baooe pe=
ret uuioenbe om 8ortfgrelien. &an=
tin o9 Eoor bleu funone itploi9e o9
pil blipe itraffebe enten oeo &pber
eller Sengiel euer maalf lfe be99e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-26
SnolanDct.

@n II NarS 9ammel @ut / sesefer=
ionpille, Snbtana, bar frembrast en-
itor reli9ips 8epeselle blanbt See
creme. @utten er en- flint Ealer o9
foriifrer, at fan tan belbrebe Spa>
BONNIE neb Ero og @aanbspaalese
eelle. &irferne er fulbe al Silbpre=
re, bpor ban preoifer, os mango See
gre paaitadr, at ban bat belbreoet
benz.
- @n uns Stolelarer @i6tta,
&auias. blep forle6en ilaaet libel al
en af fine @leper. Ser optob @lass<
,uaal meQem bam % nosle al Gut
terne, buorunber en- al benz tos en-
Slorase og log iin 2erer 9opez
bet.
- S 8ra5il, Snbiana, fit nplis en-
15>aars sammel Some Erillinser, 3
@uttebarn, bper 81 @uno. Sc bar
frilfe % pelifabte. Sorelorene bar
Epfere.
- 5or no9le 9ose iiben teoe en-
flor Dampitibsulptte paa Misiiisiip<
pi @iuer meQem Mempbis os Irfanz
ios @itD. @fibet tom nemlis ibranb,
os ber par en- flor Mensoe &asiasez
rer umborb. Sfplse be fbrite @fterz
retninaer antases bet, at moaite 80
@erloner er omfomne.
- Eamppibet v2eif @ridlon"
brenbte fem Mile / peit fra Seattle,
@aibiuston Eerritorp, ON Morsenen
ben 24be b., o9 fpo &erloner omfom,
meobeles oerfra.
= @pios9uer. Sra EitusoiQe,
Yenn1Dloa111a, 1crtRues, at man D9z
iaa Der er biemlp9t af en- &onoe at
Qpio=9uer. S be iibite to Tiger ct
20 Breue ienot til forltjelli9e, &uinz
Der iaapel iom Meno, buori be un=
berrettes ON, at be pil faa image of
@opben, Dpts be life foranbre5e fin
Opfgrlel. Set blep fprit anta9et for
Spps, men 8reuene bar antaset en-
mere truenbe &arafter, o9 en- Woo=
Organization bar bannet fig forat be-
itptte loulDoise Borsere.
= 8aa iomme @teoer @po>@taz
terne bar Nesrene ueret uroli9e. Sra
Mai6oiQe, Tenneiee berettes ben
24be Sch. at Ns9rene oeriteos bar
9iort 9pfano.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-26

Sc Isenter, siennem bpilte ri bar
mobta9et @canbia @atb Co.'S Iper<
tisiement 1triper, at be har prppet ct
af ubrene / to Maaneoer og ct nel
fornpiet meb bet. Sc benpiIer %
forrefen. til ,,Soenlfa Gmerifanlta
Soften, Der forleoen ifal babe nb=
talt fig om Rompasniet, ioet 8laoet
baooe ibrget forat faa fig til1enot ct
af l1brene til rl1uoeribselie. @i bar
lite feet 9lrtifelen, men bore Msenter
flyer, at 8labet fanot ubret bel pero
fine @ense.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-26

&on9resien bar neolat en &omite
forat unoerlpse, boorleoeS 2ooens
8efemmeller blioer operbolote meo
9enlpn til Snopanorinsen. Set OPP
lDies, at oer blioer anlgst ON unoerz
ftpttelie flor uotrefnina baaoe til
Sinoslpse ps mango andre llette os
uoibenoe @mi9ranter, Der olortg bur-
be bore tilitebt Npsan9 til 2anoet.
@n al &omiteens Meolemmer fienbte
til 25 Gilfeloe, bpor 4erloner, matt
&c par Torbrpoere, uur fomne ino /
2anoet imoo 2opens Befemmel1er.
Somme al oisle funoe fofe 2anoet 8
til $4,000. Set fom tillise frem, at
2onens 8efemmelie mob Snbpanz
bring al &ontrattarbeibere life prerz
boloes. S mango Gilfaloe oar Ir<
beioere TONNE ino, Der bapoc torbunz
bet fig til at arbeioe for. at 2pnnen
fun5e ilaaes neo for bet inbenlanbife
Irbeibe. Sc feite al &a1iierne, un=
9arerne os Stalienerne blep albrig
ameritanfe 8orsere, os mango al
benz forblep ber bare nosle taa Iar.
un9arerne osStalienerne bat faa eller
insen 5amiliefo:bin ber us lez
Der Zig @pin. Sc Ct life inteuigente
os paa @runo al ben usle 2epemaaz
be, 1om be npies meb, fan life ameri=
tanfe Mrbeibere fonfurere meo benz.
&irfninsen af benue Snouanorins
bar for amerifanlte Nrbeibere peret
me9et 1ta6elig. Qpao Snopanorin<
gen al 5atti9lemmer % @inosiua9e
ansaar. oa fOmmer Der tilipne en- be-
tla9elis Dmsaacn at 2ooens 8eitem>
melfer. Otter ct laot Ouerilas fom
Der alene til en- @tat oper 500 iaaz
banne @misranter, lioen 2open Tom
/ Nnuenoelie. Sc, iom lite faar foms
me 9iennem @aitle @aroen, fommer
ino / 2anbet nper GAMBIA.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-26
@dr COS itttoo 9prene.

@ar bu nogeniinoe' saaet ct SIPS
og feet oisie bunone &eieuer bet
balumprfe TRANCE Stun, bpor be iaa
piot tan rpre fig; bar ou feet be fore,
taalmobise 9ine, buormeo be ier paa
big, bar bu tenft paa al ben 2ioelie
bisie 9pr maa 9ienuemsaa tor bin
@tplb, os bar bu tentt paa al ben
Mptte be aibr big; fit bele 9iu maa
be ofre for big! 9ar bu iet os tentt
paa bette, iaa peo leg, at bu osiaa
boloer al bisie &aiener, at bu be-
banoler benz meb inberli9 Meblioen>
beo % @oobeb, naarfombellt bet itaar
til big.
Maar ou fipber &oen, ba brar bu
ben lite affeo meb @la9 us Sparf,
men bu inatter 9oot meo Ben, ou flap>
per ben os fieler for ben, - ie, buor
soot ben itibnner big, buor tatnemli9
ben ier paa big, o9 bpor pilts ben
tglser big isien ct @tptte. Du lar
ben itfe saa meo melteipenot Dper
(oet arme 9pr Tan 10 lite bielpe fig
1elp), men bu melfer ben rette Gib,
bu sir ben Arab os @alt, ou git ben
fulbl1aat rent -&anb til 9ritfe. Du
9ir ben lite 9ritten af en- itiboen8ptz
te, os ou lar ben lite li9se paa ct
urent 2eie; nei, bu peo, at 9pret IL
Ter &enli9beo os tribes beoit meo bet,
berfor ioper bu unber bet, itrpr rem
9alm og ifraper os pubier bets
4rop.
Stal bu ienoe &oen lang Sci, ba
iprser bu meb Ombu for, at ben blir
bebanblet 9oot paa &eieu. @fal ben
beiies omborb 9ampitibet, iaa fer
bu npie til, at 9eiiebeltet tommer til
at li9se betpemt os gobt, bu taller
penli9t til ben os beroliser bens
Nnef. Omboro / @fibet eller paa
Sernbanen igrser bu for, at ben bat
9afte, iaa ben lite frDier, o9 at ben
peo &ntomieu blir pleiet pel. @tal
9pret Ia9teS, paa9er >bu 1amoitti9s
bebsfulbt ouer, at bets libite 9ieblifz
fe life blir for pinli9e.
9u sibr aft bette, forot ou bOloer
af 9pret os filler Meolibenbeo meo
bet. 9u bolber af bet, forbi bet 9ipr
big iaa mesen Septic, og forbi bu life
fan uuopere bet; ou bebbuer bets
Me1t, bets &ipb, Sets @finb BETS
8en, bets GARNER, bets 8lop. Du
Tan life unooere 9pret. @orberre
bar git big bet. Ds @orberre pil en<
gang ipgrse big, buorlebes bu bar
bebanblet bet.
Og bu bar Meblioenbe0 meb 9b>
ret, forbi bet fgrer en- iaa slebelgs
Eilperelie, tare opofret for big. Du
tenter paa, bpor itille og tnunsent
bet maa itan oer bunbet paa Baaien
be lanse, lange &intermaaneber, ,uben
no9en @lebe eno at faa ben
tilmaalte Mab os 9ritfe os at bli
meltet og bgritet. @fal &oen faa
&alp, ba blir ben itrafs efter Gpble<
len berbpet fit Mffom; beuer lite benz
ne @lebe fom bog andre &usbDr faar
oplepe, buor triit be ellers bar bet,
blir &oen tilbel. ut ia fin lille &alp
bos fig, at bli iu9et at ben, bet pilbe
ptft TOR &oens Mo6erbierte nere en-
flor Eilfreosfillelie. Men ben bgrer
bare lin liue raute laust borte; ielp
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-26
fergus Galls Mgebtaa
llotonttuer bber On8Sdg.
u. Solent, ltbgtner.
Subifriptton8prts $1.50.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
The only Norwegian newspaper in
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.
SMtett6ct>
q. 6. Feterlcn. Snolenbt.)


&on1mer auc mine imaa.
ie paa triet, ipm ber 1taar.
>, bet er iaa ifient % berli9t,
% BET lmiler 10 laa pcnli9t!>
&pm r9 hsr bets tale III:
"Se9 er lipets 9rpnnc trd
rpfset unber @errens III.
Gpis llns % friif ie9 itarbsr,
minbcr big ont lipets ion,mer,
ipm er friltnes ifisnne taat.
9Rine fps er belliS beo,
ecSelus. ion1 toni til ps neb,
at bu ei mprfe ti1bes.
nlen at bu MAJ itabi9 millots.
lpiets Barn bu rare n1aa.
Serbu biSie a1per ber
risopm flor fra sSeills CT:
dig paa naabe freo pS 9lact,
pil big 9ierne reccrha9e
/ fit orb rg iaframcnt.
&rnmer beri1r fibre imoa,
lp pg Id S BET ifal f1a
llnber mine 9rynne CREME,
ipn9e tstt meo ifemmer rene:
ssSelus, bror, 1pr, tat lie bili"
>, bu ifipnne Suletrd!
1ab rs alti0 big faa ie!!
Yinf % prap til btn bimmel,
1rue big blanot elt9les primn,el
i Bet splone &araoiie!
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-26
Marte u. @ro'pm.

Senne Nmerttaner1nDe, l0m lad
ibnr6ist bar arbeibet for, at 9@ren for
lmeritaS Dpba9elie ifal tilbpre Moroz
menbene, bar sjennem 8laoet @fanz
binapen itiQet en- Opforbrin9 til
@tanbinaperne o9 ierlis georomenz
oene ON at siee benbe @ibler til at
fulofpre, fine Beitrebetier. &un pil
8ibre en- &eiie til @om forat unoer=
Ipae @atitanets Mrfiper. &un tror
nemlis at oer ber finbes pistise Do=
fumenter ON georomenbenes &olonier
/ @inlanb. elQe be, oer bibtil bar
srauet oenne &iitOrieus @ulbsrube,
oeriblanot ben norlfe @iitoriter g.
u. Mun6, iom fal pere ben eneite
8roteftant, oer bar faaet 9lb9an9,
bar tntet funbet ON 9&orbmenbenes
Opbaaelle af 8inlanb. 9ette, me-
ner Marie 8rotpn, fommer al, at be
lite bar ipurst efter 9ofumerter an>
9aaen Morbmanbenes o9 sSslenoer=
neS &inlanbsferoer. 9esu6en bar
bisie @tatte peret itiulte, inotil bet
MI bur bebaset SEQ XIII at 9ipre
oem tilslenseli9e.
Gorboloer BET Jig iaa, .iom islano=
ife !9iftorieftrioere forteller, at Grit
.Qpii 1121 oprettebe bet fprite ame=
ritanife Biipeieoe, FAINT at ber bleu
anlat II 8tfoper (ifblse en- anoen
8eretnins 27) ooer @rpnlono os &iu=
lamb, iaa ipnes bet rimeli9t at antase
meb Mils Bro,pu, at oer be paueli=
&c Nrtiper fiubes 8eretuiuser peorp=
renbe bisie 81lfoper, foruolat at be
life er gbela9te.
Set ct MI ct alminoelist anerfienot
5aftum, at Self @irition opbaaebe
Mmerifa omtrent Mor 1000. 9eri=
mob er bet minbre befienbt, at @olum=
bus fit lluberretning ON bet neftli9e
continent paa fin &eiie til Sslanb
1477. r9et ct tlart", ftriuer @tls
Brotpn, rat en- forbomsfulb os uretz
ferbis &eroen paa Spaniens o9 Sta<
liens 8efaltna bar lat fig fore at sipe
@ren for Nmeritas Dpba9et1e til
ben italienite @uentprer os Beoraser
&riftofer Columbus, ber plpnbreoe
bisie Dplpsninser Sslano = ban
ben arsete @prauer / belle 9iito=
rien".
&poroiot bet pil lDtfes Miis Brotpn
at lfaffe fig Wb0ans til @atitanets
Irfiper er uoiit, oa bun bar 9iort
manse beftige Iofalo mob ben &atbol>
tie &irfe. SITE beller er bet pif. ON
bun faar be npopenbise Mibler. @fter
benbes Beresnins bebguer bun
$4,000 til@eiien % Dpbolbet i9tom,
iamt til llbstpelien af &eiultatet af
benbes l1noeripselier paa Morf, @n<
self, 6ranit o3 Gpif.
Ntiis 8rotp bar ofret megen Eib
os Mrbeibe fprat labe Self @iritlon
fomme til fin &et iom 9lmeritas Dp=
ba9er. Man blir lite rig af at arz
beibe for en- Sag, fom bar mob fig en-
iaa piot uoiraft os bitter Dppofition.
Qun flyer ielp, at benne Sag bar
paafbrt benoe 5ienbifab, Gorfplselie,
glrmoo us Gpo, laa bun for Eioen
lite bapbe en- eneite Dollar til fin
&aabi9beb. 9enbes Saser bar pant<
fatte Boion bos en- 8ertinbe, bpem
bun fplbte &en9e for fin Mobers
anberbulb.
Miis 8rotpn fortiener &anltipn.
nellie for fit @trap, ug bet ansaar in
gen mere en- os NOromanb. Mauae
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-26

Mertelappe1t paa Deres8lab be-
te9ner beb BET Sal, iom itaar len9f
tilbpire, BET 9eumer al Blaoet, til
botlfet Der er betalt.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-01

Quarter marble-top bureaus for Sl0, at j. P. Duilie's Hope, Arkan- sas.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-01

Buying everything he uses in a cornered market, selling everything he sells at free trade prices, the Wes- tern farmer has nothing before him under this policy except ruin, fol lowed bv eviction: or else the posi- ton of tenant or a hired man on the immense farms that will be man aged by incorporated syndicates un- der the new system of agriculture that must take the place of the old when embargo taxation for monopo- ly shall have done its perfect work. The farmer is flouted by the Repub- lican party when he asks relief. - The Chicago convention was willing that "the tax should be abated on tobacco and whisky, as the same men were that it should he on bank stock, bank deposits. incomes from United States bonds, perfumery, playing cards. etc." but it proposes still higher taxation, lon the shoes, the blankets, the clothing, the ploughshares and all other necessa- ries of life.-From St. Louis Repub- lc
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-01
"Did they find the bonds ask

el.
 Not one. They knew that Ad- ans had bought and paid for the villa and contents, so they had no compunction in smashing everything but no trace of the plunder could they find. Adams took things very coolly, and laughed at the police whenever approached. Then there was q conference. The district at torncvs of Concord and New York aud made certain representations to the Governors of the two States - The police superintendent and sev- eral judges took hand in the case the end being that Adams, Barton and Mckinney were promised their pardon if Adams would surrender the plunder. This being settled signed and sealed, Charlie Adams told the story of the burglary, and stated that English Harry had ta- ken for his share over one hundred thousand dollars in greenbacks and had gone to Europe. He was never arrested. and is still there for all l know.'
 And Aadms gave up the bonds !''
 "Of course. He had buried a lot under pile of manure, and what he had left was hidden in water-tight tin cases in the Delaware river. The bank lost about Sl50.000. but it's credit was preserved. while the sav- ings institution, the Merchants and Farmers escaped positive ruin. The three prisoners walked out of their cells free men. but Adams could not keep still, so he is, as you see, again in prison. tell you it pays to make big strike in crime, for then those who are robbed will move Heaven and earth to get back their proper ty."
 And was the escape of those thieves ever made public!'
 "Of course not. The newspaper reporters were given nice stories to write. and then the case dropped out of sight. 1 only remembered it on seeing Charlie begging away at those boots to-day"
 The story was so remarkable that l have since investigated it, and find that all of the facts except the re- lease of the counterfeitcr and the bank burglars are among the official records. As a curious bit of secret police history it shows how the law is sometimes used to defeat the ends of justice. New York Cor. Globe. Democrat.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-01
It is reported that Hon. J. P. F.

It iS IcpOIteu tuat HUI. q. Ea- gle is wheeler. Mountain Echo.
 Hon. J. P, Eagle is not member of the wheel, nor does he endorse the demands of the state and nation al wheel.-Wheel.
 Dr. NorwOod favOrs republican protection. Col. Eagle endorses the fifth demand of the state wheel which says: "The equalization of the tar tiff, the placing of all articles upon the free list that enter into the prod ucts of our manufactories. so as to enable manufacturers of the United States to compete in the markdts of foreign countries with other nations, and the abolition of all ports of entry where the cost of maintenance cx- ceeds the receipts. "--Texarkana In dependent.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-01

"IIaven't you got any more fig gers in marble" asked old Mrs. Bentley of the attendant at the Mu- scum of Art.
 No, mum; these are all Is there any one you are looking af- ter?"
 "Yes; I want to see the statue of limitations I've heard John read so much about. Judge.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-01

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J. H. RSHAW & C( WEST FRONT STREET. PRESCOTT. A K
 37O,OOo

|. the patent number of the bio ] wi, Flow, patented september :o, lSs7' and manufactured by B. F. Avery N 'n~' Louisville, Kentucky.
 Thi, blow is practicable, durable ond .ov' cl in it's construction, and does the wol nn other plow has been made to dc.
 It saves the work of two men do, iis work to perfection. |; blows out the nc" corners and clears the gras, from rom the .tumps. Ii can be made to run close the plants while your horse mnN walk the middle of the row. It plows y"nr "r' mrd without barking the trees
 "COME AND SEE IT"
 lt is on exhibition at l. NJ. Dcnm' n % Bros, Agents. Prescott Ark. LcwN hn- man, pnteutccs.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-01
INVENTION ::; <: E: ,:

inventive progress is a method and system of w0rl that can be performed all over tn. country with ont separating the workers from their homcs.- Fay liberal any one can do the work either sex young or old, no special ability required Capita moi needed you are started free. Cut this ou and return to us and we will send you free some thing of great value and importance to you tha will start you in business, which will bring tou h more money right away, ,,I,u anything els, iH t.' world. Grand ouiii free, Address
 TkCE X to., Augusta, Maine.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-01
DIARRHGA or FLUX

Pmx. DIarrhna and all Summer Complai ts sEe completely checked and cured Tn W hours by Collins Aguo Cure. Try T. Sold everywhere by all Dealers at 60 eta. a Bstt
 eYA.k yonr Dtsler for 6 Cory of the CoLLI y YEEsEET CENTURY ALMANAC, or Address
 ColIH. .>-1S. DRUG O.. ST. LOUIS, ).
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MALARIAL FEVER
BILIOUS COLO.

Immediate relief and speedy cure for @ worst cases Of Bilious Colic Is found in tie 'e of Collins Ague Curc. Asa radical c = rect,ve of all Bilious Disorders 1t has no eql ].
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

Cattlemen who are rackiug their brains to devlse plan whereby they can escape the veracious grasp of the dressed beef ring, and realize better prices for their beef, might justas well mako up their minds now and. by concerted action carry the scheme into effect--that their only salvation is to establish slaughtering and cold stor age houses at central points in the range country, and to ship dressed meats to places of consumption in TO. frigerator cars. Of course the great difficulty IS that in the range country there are few railroad centors where competition would insure low rates on dressed baet, but few plants at feas- ihie points like Fl Pase. Fort Worth, Denver Pueblo and Omaha would divert so much of the live cattle ship ments from Kansas City and Chicago that the supply at the latter points would bo greatly lessened and result in much better prices tor beef.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-21

Tha people of Illinois have dealt with the alien ownership question in a highly satisfactory manner A man by the name of SeulIy who has ac- quired some 29,000 acres of land in the State, and who has introduced in all it's beauty the drastic landlord system which has made a wreck of Ireland, is one of the first to succumb to law passed by the Legislature last year, which provides that alien landlords must forfeit their possessions unless within period of six years they be- come American citizens Mr. Sculiy prefers to sell out rather than become an American citizen. The example of Illinois will be followed by the other States of the Union, There is grow ing feoling that men whe think Amer ica is not good enough place to live in have no right to drain the country of it's resources. .-S. F Chronicle