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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20
Entsrsd At the Post once At White
Oaks. N N..asaecosd class matter.
THI CHICAGO WEEKLY NEws. and
LINCOLN Us. LEADKK. / year 81. rs
Death of wv. Gill.

On Thursday afternoon Of last
wsek at 1920, the spirit Of VIM.
Gill took Its flight from cut its
earthly casket and winged Its way
to report to it's great Captain.
Billy Gill, as he was tsmiliarly
called. WAS Pennsylvania by
birth and gentleman by nature.
| He was not SO refined as some but
his word was as good as the bond
Of the most Pretentious, and while
he would not PUT himself out of
the way to iniure anybody he would
travel very tar to accommodate or
benefit those whom he considered
deserving. Smiles, rather than
frowns, fitted athwart his face, and
his heart seemed always full to ov-
ertlowing with loving kindness.
Like unto sll''men born of woman"
he had his weaknesses, the out
growth OF his social nature, but his
failings were not sinful, tor ne man
can ce,nmit sin while the heart and
soul do not hold sinful intent.
Ones steps may be devious and un
steady, but unless wiltuIly and
knowingly taken accountability docs
nat attach. 30 arc of those WHO
believe that the inordinats con
sumption Of intoxicants 10 not so
much the result Of habit as it 10 Of in
herited disease which can no more
DO shaken offthsn consumption, and
unlesa it be roxlly true that the
sins Of progenitors are visited upon
posterity in the way of pers"nal &C
countability, surely hereditary all
men,s will not be charged up to
the unfortunates. To 80 believe
would bs to doubt tho doctrine of
"vicarieus atonement," as it would
put shat and common sense and
reason IN the background.
During the late war Billy Gill
WAS q member of what was known
as the "Califsrnia Column" and
was discharged with good re-
cord. He Was member of Kearn-
ey Post q A K here. But few
shsrt weeks ago he came hither to
attend one of the meetings. While
here he paid srrearages for the
LEADER, and through us ordered
the Toledo Blade tor one year, lit.
tie dreaming tha his eyes would
feast npon the later journal bnt
once or twice. His death was sud
den and unexpected, the vital torces
seemingly exhausting as the light
OF non attended to lamp.
1t will be long before the mem
ory of Billy will fade from tie
brain tablets of the many who
knew him in lite. To his stricken
widow AND berett children the
LEAprR extends sincere coincidence
God pity and protect them in their
distress.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20
NUMBER as

In the little chsrch at Alexan-
dria, an the lett ~ you enter, is the
pew OF Washington and in front is'
the memorial tablet, opposite the
pew 10 the pew of General Robert
e. Lee, and over to the right and
opposite that of Washington 10
Lees memorial tablet. showing
that these members Of the church
are held in equal honor. Visitors
sit in Washington's pew and %
tcem It a great honor. and some
will sit in Lees pew, and others
when the deer 10 opened to them
by the usher refuse. A gentleman
thus refuung was asked why he de-
clined to cit in General Lees pow
after sitting IN General Washing
toms pew, answered: "Gepsral
Lee was 4 rebel" and, resorsed his
inquisitor, $50 was General Wash-
lnEton." The objcctor replied, ~
hadn', thought of that, and went
into General Lees pew and sat
down, and doubtless arose thinking
well Of his dead country men.
VIZ have seen much Of such
twaddle running the newspaper
gsnut tor years, during and since
the war. He is net q true, pat
riotlc American, whs cxnnst dis.
criminste between 4 rebel" IN the
days Of the Revolution and "reb-
el" during the late war In the
former days revolution by force Of
arns was inherent IN people
having no representative in the
law making departments of govern
ment, and such az rsvslted were,
rs = matter Of course, "rsbels."
But under our systen Of govern
msnt all citizens were represented
or representatives, and the system
from its organization provided tor
civil revolution every two and
tour years, and as "peace has its
victories no less renowned than
war, 80 the right Of violent rsvo-
luton has never been recognized.
W ashington and his compatriots
fought against an oligarchx. Lin
coin and his compstriots fsught T.
gainst "rebels" whs, like those
who persscuted Christ, "knsw not
what they did," q horde Of ambit-
ous men, who, unable to attain
place and power by virtue Of the
confidence of their fellow citizens,
sought to obtain it through bleed
and at the price Of liberty. As
there are different kinds and breeds
'f men and Christians, 10 there are
different ks and be of "rebels".
n ashington and Lee were OF diff.
'ereht kinds and breeds.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20

Col HiNMAN RHODES, of Engle,
N. NJ, IL q candidate tor the Mes
calero Indian agency. The Col.
served in the war with Mexico and
the Civil war. He enlisted Nov.
2S, 1862; was made major OF tho
2Sth Ill. Infantry. On Sept. Is
1885 promoted to colonel. He
served throught the war, partici-
pating in all the engagements for
which the regiment was famous
and received An honorable dis
charge. lie has served term in
the Nebraska Legislature; 10 . re-
spected citizen Of this territory, re-
siding here tor seven years. His
appointment would be worthy
one and q we'll deserved compli.
mont 10 an old soldier.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20

Judge Usher, of Lawrence, Kan.
who was Secretary OF the Interior.
under President Lincoln, died the
other day from the effects of an
operation performed for tumor Of
the throat Judge Usher was
noted man in his day and was .
great railroad lawyer.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20

Gov. PxIroH had a right royal
reception at Santa Fe on Wsdnes-
day last. He was sworn into office
at high noon instead OF at 4 o'clock
a. m. ~ was his predecessor who
sought to be tho modern Monte
yuma. Our new governor is. be.
ysnd question, enc of the brsiniest
and heaviest Intellectually equipped
men in the territory. and his moral
eseutchson is without 4 stain.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20

CART. SWAN, OF the Gallup Reg
istor, ia a candidate for p. M. n
his town. W. speak by the card
whom we saw ho is politically and
otherwise well equipped tor tn.
position and trust. We trust his
name nav be recorded 40 Eli.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20
w. R, g. Carnival.

arrangements made tor the Cal n
val and names Of committees q,
pointed to take charge Of the se,
eral booths:
In the center will be the Thur,
, day or reception booth. On tn
right Of this will be Sunday, Mon
day, and Tuesday booths, and ol
the lett those OF Wednesday, FRI
day, and Saturday.
Sunday booth will be beautifully
decorated with flowers and plant'
and have in 1t fer sale, flow ers, fan
cy stationery. books, papers, nuts
candies and fruits. Augusta Buck
ner and Anna Brown are the com.
mittee who have this booth in
charge.
Monday will bo appropriately
decorated ard contain an elegant
line of underwear, hos,ery, unlaund
ried shirts, ana various articles OF
apparel, with blusing, soap, and
whatever is appropriate for washing
day. including some now and use
ful invention. Ella KcmptUn, Allie
Hamilton and Mary Buckner, coin
mittee.
Tuesday, ironing day, will con-
tain fine line of handksrchiois,
towels, napkins, table linen, laund
ried shirts, ready made aprons for
ladies and misses, &c, &c. Emma
Langston and Jennie Lane, COM
mlt:ee.
Misunderstanding day-will
contain crochet and darned work,
darning cotton, needles si al. kinds
cushions, stocking bags &c. Com
mittee, Ciomencc Guittard and rus
anStnmp.
Friday-swasping day-will con-
tain brosms, busters, dust caps,
duster holders, and everything In
that line. Committee, Sarah Root
and Maria Biggs.
Sxturday-Baking day will be
provided with small tables whero
ice cream, lemenade, caks, fruits,
&c. will be served, Lizzie Chew,
Mary Littcll, and America Broth
ers will preside over this booth.
Thursday booth will be fitted up
for receptions and it will also CON
tain the choicest fancy artcles,
bric-a-brac, &c Lima Parker, Ella
Timouy, Amelia Hewitt and Susan
Barber are the committee for this
booth.
Tho ladies have . very elegant
silk quilt Which they will dispose
Of by numbers each at fifty cents,
and limited to ono hundred and
eleven. The quilt will be on exhi
bitten during the carnival. 1t is
well worth tho value set upon it.
Mrs. Kate B. Sherwood of Tolc-
do, Oms, Past National President
W RC, has sent her tratcrnal
greeting and God speed to the
corps in the shape of a handsome
grand army and relief corps chart
which contains portraits of all the
Past Commanders in chief q A Il,
the Past National Presidents w f.
G, and Past Commanders Of the
Sons of Veterans. Best and sweet
est of all we are assured by Jno. A.
Dix Corps, San Jose, Cal, that We
shall have an abundance Of oeauti
ful tragi ant fls ers il there is such
q rhing as getting them to us!
Program for Monday evening IN
An follows:
Music.
Address by Rev. DR.. Lane, OF
Geo. H. Thomas Post, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Song. Thousand Years" "by
post and corps.
Carnival Of Merchats.
Song. "Red, White and Blue.
Japanese Dance.
GraAd Ball on Tuesday evening,
Further program gwen later.
Suks;kA - ~ kuAl>
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20

WE last week neglected to &C
knowledge receipt from Delegate
Joseph of two packaqes Of garden
seed. He will please accept our
thanks.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20
THE Las Vegas Optic OF Wed

THE Las Vegas Optic OF Wed
rnesday evening said To-day,
Col. Tom Smith, U s ATTY. mag
unanimously discharged Ed. X.
Bonnell, VIM. kexiord and Silas
Mcclellan, of Lincoln County, who
were held for contempt Of court, in
that they failed to obey summon
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20

Ths eubscriber has opened 4
place Of busihems for tha sale OF
the .bava goods, IN the building
on " bite Oaks Avenue, nearly
Opposite Weeds store. and res
ysctrYllv se!icits s. share Of public
rsnsgs.
JOHN A. BROWN.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20

Bedroom wall paper at Ben
Small's, 81 Paso, Texas. Send for
ssmplss,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20
HENRY w. KEARSlNC,
Assayer and Chemist.

a II e'her Metals n proportion.
Special contracts to Mining Com
panios and Mills.
|" Cash must be remitted
with each saupls.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20

A"aying taught in all it's branch
81 on r<slonabs terms.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20

One largely interested suggests
to us IN a private letter that Ter
ritorial FAIR be held this year and
let men with big Understandings
offor premium for the biggest
pair Of boots. There are Col.
Fletcher, Joe Dixon, Col. Blake
and 4 host of ethers who would
enter if Chicago girls were sxclud-
ed. Such far would lead tho
efiete east to understand how our
cltszens are able to take upso much
public land. II the call for such q
air be made no fstsd displays from
Santa Fs should be permitted. We
new como to pedal stop until We
hear from other members OF the
press.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20
Carlo Hotel.
WnIrx OAKS. .Nxr lrxlcs
HlIY A q II I'D praA
VIZ. GALLAGHER. Prey.

This Hotel ls new brick structure and
is furai,hsd throughout with htw fuIni-
isrs BieePipg rssms are we'll supplied
with clean and comfortable beds, AND pro
viaea with light and ventilation. Table
su2pled niIh the best the market Al
fards. Every care taken Of. and atten-
,ion paid /. wants Of transisat guests.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20

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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20

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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20

Do ysu want to be carried to AT
rica and see how the terrible
sIave-trads Is conducted in that
country? how whole villages are
laid waite, and all tho inhabitants
manacled and marched off to tho
marts, save those who are butcher
ed because too feoble, too young,
or too old to be of servicel We
have just finished reading a fnely
illustrated article on this subject.
The battle scene between the slave
traders and the doomed is terribly
realistic, and tho other numerous
illustrations give q vivid idea OF
the hsrdships of the African in his
own country. THIS article IN De-
mol est's Monthly Magazine forMay
will alone more than repay the
purchaser; but this number Just
published Is .tored with good
things, among them "Modes of
Travel in Japan" beautifully illus
trated), "Tsn Women-Psets of
Amerlea" with potraits), and
numerous other interesting articles
and entertaining stories for the
children as we'll 40 for the old folk.
besides its reRown FashionDepart-
nent, making it family magazine
that should be found in every
homo. Published by ". .Jsnnings
Demorest, Is East 14th Street, New
York.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-20
w. R. Q.

The Woman's Reliof Corps is ,
ritualistic and secret order, will
rigid discipline and an elabrate sys
tenn Of blanks and forms. Tn,
management of these requires q
high order of Intelligence and ex
act business system. The conduct
OF its work has been a liberal edu
Gator among the women Of Ameri-
ca, and has demonstrated wonan'a
capacity for selt-gevernment and
the exercise OF judicial powers In q
way that no other association has
yet done. Some Of the ablest wo
men this country has ever rroduc-
ed are active in ito ranks. 1t has
departments in twenty seven states
with detached Corps in eight states
add territories. The present me m
bership is IS, 900, and in the five
years Of its existence it has expepJ-
ed in cash upwards OF $3.50. 900. in
aid Of disabled soldiers and their
needy ones. An important feature
of Relief C"rPs work 10 aid Of sold
ier's homes and soldiers srphan's
homes; in furnishing and decorat-
ing and in Supplying hospital and
cot-ti ge comforts. Complete libra
ries and pianos have been furnished
some Of tho homes. In fact the
women of this organization have
changed the bare sheltered walls Of
these institutions tor our untortu-
nate brave ones INTO the real homes
that they are.
-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-23

@aibin9ton lobe San. @misrati=
onstomiteen bat bra9t ino !9ulet ct
6or|1ag, Der banlDler Sn6uanorin9en
af Gattislemmer, sSorbrpoere eller
andre 1let berp9teoe @er1oner FAINT
&erioner, ber bar pemmelise euer
imitIomme @D9oomme, e0er laaban=
ne, 1om fommer unoer &ontroft forat
arbeioe bet 2anoet. @trafen for
8erioner, iom brpoer 2opens 8ez
itemmelier eller bielfer andre til at
brpoe benz. ct 0ulft paa $1,000.
6uert @tib ct anioarlist for en- @tat
at $5 for buer @misrant, bet brinser
meo. 6remmeoe @e91erinsers Msenz
ter ifal bore unotasne berfra. Tolf,
lom bill ubpanore fra andre 2anbe til
Nmerifa, maa, 3 Moaneber fer be.
9aar omboro, inofinbe fig fog en- Sor=
eneoe Staters &onlul o9 forepi}e gobe
Itteiter. Sc mootuser berpaa ct
Gertifcat, Der 9jalorr miolertibiet og
maa blipe Dberli9ere betreftet of Ell
Soreneoe @taters @mbeosmano peo
@tibets Infomf til Nmerito, fprenb
no9en toar 9oo til at 9aa ilanb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-23
9afota+

S @aterto,un er ber be9bnbt at
uofomme ct 8ldo, ber talbes ,2iber=
tp Bee", p9 bois 5ormaal er at be-
fiempe Brobibitionen.
- @n otte 5obs &ulaare ct fun>
ben paa en- 9pbbe af 278 Sob to
Mile fra @enterui(le, os Bepeselien
berouer er flor ber / @9nen. Set
beoer, at lofale &apitalifer bar ban'
net ct &ompasni meo en- &opital af
100000 ben 9enftst at unoerfgse
5unbet, % bebfe Slass Maitiner
for bette Diemeo er blepen beffillet
% pentes buer 9a9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-23

@n. ber bar Bit l1uen meb en- &blz
iemaser, fanbt Yaa en- Sag, ba be-
bar mango Golt ! 8utiten, at saa
inb o9 fafte en- bbo &at paa Often
meo be Orb: rgeu CT bet nitten;
leg fan fomme i9ien en- anben @ang
os faar Detailing; leg fer Sc bar tra=
pelt ions";; % pct par ban. &un=
berne git fin &ei uben at figbe 1,osen
@plie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-23


@n alporlis &ilfarelie blanot man=
ee Mpore er, at be opora9er oeres
9gtre for at fil1es til Stue os 9igre
Opiist / ben 9eniist at faa 9iftet
oem bort iiteoetfor, at be fan blipe
bp9tige 9nftruer, efter at be Ct 9ifte.
Sette ct en- ilem Sell peb ben fpinbe=
liae hooannelie os bra9er efter fig
mango onbe -Gglser tor bet estelfabe,
lise 2ip. SnSen l1ns &pinbe Ct
.fulbt ffittet til at bliue 9uFru, ber
lite ct iitanb til at uofgre be &lister,
fom benoes @tillins meofprer.
(M. 9. Snbepenbent
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-23

Mnton Steton: Man Tan lite iamz
menli9ne ben norlfe @tat8tirfe meo
ben lutberfe &irfe Mmerifa. @p1it>
telien al be noritzlutberife MeniSbez
Der 9lmerifa foraariaaeoe mesen
@ors blanbt @ennerne / Mor9e. og
berlom bette @errens &inf bleu tu(st,
os man bleo forenet, oiloe 9amle
9eorse 9jenlpoe al Eat< og @leoes<
ianse.
Nels Sn9ebri9tien: 3roeoe at
ON man ct euis / 2ere, Tan mon ero>
oa pere uen19 i Hrafiis = ug pnifez
be oerfor at bgre no9et ON BEN 9rat>
iis, 1om ifulbe bruses / bet npe Sam>
funo, iIer / Mnleonins of Nbiolutio=
nett.
&af. 8erIetb: @i b9r lite 9aa
ino paa I6iolutionsleren ber. Mon
er 10 ONT bette iaauiot enis. 2roebe
at bette benbprte mere til Biting. lom
lite buroe foraariase Dor MbfiQelfe.
6uao, iom funoe benoe / Tremtioen,
ituloe beller lite bepe9e 9auseS Sp=
nooe til at itaa tilba9e o9 mooarbei=
be en Sag, iom ri tror ct @errens.
0g man ct pel life aloeles iitfer paa
ON 9auses SDnooe fan ieile iit6rem=
tbs 9au uoen 5torme beler. &roe=
De, at man lite albeles fulbe operie
timelise Sorbele forbunone peo 6or=
enin9, TIL be er en ablolut 9epouenz
bi9beo for ct Samfunos Betaaen.
.. @asens: 0ple!te nosle Bi.
beliteber, iom ban troeoe talebe for
Gorenins: @atb. 5, 2 3; Matb. IA,
10, Is; Mart. II, 25, 2e; &bil. 1.
2; / &et. 3, 8; @ol. 3, 10, 13; &om.
10, 16; l Cor. 1, 10; 2ut. 6, SO.
6ormtoba9siesiionen lutteoes meo
@errens Bpn.
@ftermiooas. SalmeIans %
8pn.
s. 8ranot, iom refer for 0e Sat-
ti9e Eurtle Mountains, fit Mnleo,
ming til at tale .beres Gag. Mpbet
bemnnoisebe &af. @ausan til at ub=
nepne en- &omite for &reolen peo
9alton % en- anben for ct. O(af.
9isie &omiteer lfulbe 1amle 8iorag
til be &rensenoe. 6ausan uonepnte
fpl9en6e &omiteer:
5or Dalton o9 Sme9n: Feoer &or=
itab, 9ars Nelion o9 Mels &g<
bang.
.5or ct. Dlaf: 6. Sobnion, &al=
oor Ebomp1on oa Martin @ritlon.
&omiteen, iom par neoiat til at
fremtomme meo 5orila3 til &elolus
toner / 6orenin9slo9en rappportez
reoe. zee &eiolutionerne fibite
u9eblab.)
&ettelie: S SEQ. 5 al &eiolutioz
nerne fra 2a9manosmpoet itcbi iibite
u9eblao nGont $. @anoes Nrtitel /
rBuoititten". Stulbe oere rBuobez
reren."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-23

Set er anta9et, at ouer 400 @utte=
bprn CT blepne falote 8eniamin 9or=
riion fiben &alget, os &reiibentens
8ripatiefreter bat baut bet trault
meb at beiuare alle Brepe fra be Jor>
elbre, iom bar palst Sen. 9arriions
9eaun for oere8 @maa9utter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-23
minnefpta.

Sra Moor9eab meboeles 18oe
San.: Brotpn, lom ibielltipb 8oliti<
mano &oul, bleo ioas al Surpen
opmt for Moro fprte Grab. gan
pil bliue benet.
- 9enrp George, ben ftore 5orz
luarer af Single -Tax=6pitemet, bar
peret Minueapolis os nu iioit i
ct. Saul. Baa bes9e 5teber bar
ban uooitlet fine itatspfonomiite
Gbeorier. s ct. Saul bolot ban en-
Ea1e / &epreientantbuiet. @ele 2ez
9islaturen par mpot op for at bpre
bam. 2ousiperne bilte bam meo liuz
Zig Mpplous, ba ban pife fig paa Ea-
lerfolen.
= Sra ct. Saul meooeles 16oe
San., at en- @penfe peo 9eaun @np>u>
berg, iem par 6ormanb tor Murarz
beioet paa en- Bro, falbt neo af Stil=
labiet. Der lite bar mere END s Sob
bpit, fnuite 9ierneitallen os opoe
pieb1ittelis.
- 9auio Sruin, en- 9ammel oel=
fienbt Manb / @aieca County bpoe
for taa Sage iioen. &an naaeoe en-
Iloer af 115 &ar, og ban bapoe en-
flar @rinorins ON be 8e9iuenbeoer.
ber fulste efter &euolutionen. @an
baooe trufet iammen meo @eors $50
fbiueton os anore @tatsmeno paa
bans Eio, % ban bauoe tiQise ueret
@olbat / &risen al 1912.
= Sra Brainero mebbeles 17oe
Sau., at Tppe brpo ino Commercial
o9 9tational 9otel os bemestiseoe
fig 500 / &enge os ct t@ulbubr. Sc
tom osiaa iuoi &oliti@efens Berelie
o9 iatte fig / 8eiooelie af $40, FAINT
bans l1br % &euoluer, meoens BON
iop.
= @afbiaston 17oe San. &re>
iioent glepelanb har uonepnt Sobn
Tarrin9ton til Eolbtasierer for Min=
neiota Diitritt os bar ienot no=
nepnellen til Senatet forat blioe be-
freftet.
- @ans &eter1on, en- itanoinapiit
@tossmano bleu ioas ilemt forfroiet
/ en- 2eir af &pmmerbus9ere ftror
bitenfor BET, meooeles Der fra &oluer
ben lSbe IS.
- @n Z Iar sammel @ut Min:
neapolis, per benptteoes al en- &lez
oehanoler til at lpbe 9@rinoer, bleo
for ct par Sage iioen ienot afiteo
meb en- foltbar @elitinospels, 1om
en- @erre baube fipbt. 9a @utteu
par tommen ub paa @aben, mpote
ban to Mano, iom ipurqte, ON ban
uiloe tiene fig 5 Gent peo at 9aa ino
en- 8utit og beoe en- Manb Der.
inbe at fomme u6 til benz. @utten
bar oilli9 til at atejbre bette. @eoens
ban git ino, ftuloe be pasie paa bet.
iom ban bar paa. 9a @utten Tom
ub i9ien, uar be to Mano foriuunone
meb @elItinopelien, oer foiteoe 5000.
Bolitiet bar lite peret ijtanb til at
ftnoe benz igien.
=. Mar:in Moe o9 Sobn See. be
to Morbere, ber brebte CHARLES gbez
lin fiofte CONNER, ifal banses ben
15be Sebruar. Set beber, at for<
nemmeli9 See ipnes at bore me9et
meota9et o9 befpmret. 8es9e TO 1p,
nes at bape Eanten benpenot paa
Eiltanben efter 9poen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-23

WoiesBraosbaip af Claiborne Co.,
Eennesiee, feireoe forleoen fin 100z
aarise 6polelsoag' peo at tilba9elegz
&c so Mile paa @eferp9aen. San
sioroe oenne 9eeiie paa9runo al ct
Geobemaol.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-23


@n 8anfar 2illie, 6rantriae, ,bap=
be bet u6elo, al 18, &en9eieoler blen
oaabe for bam, brorfor ban laebe benz
paa 8orbet peo bet aabne 8inbu for
at tprfe bem / @olen. Sc tprfebe
burtt9ere, enb ban baobe pentet, og
ct &inopuft bleite benz ub poa @aar=
ben, buor ubelbi9pis en- @ieo tom os
aab bem op. 8anfpren, Der enonu
troebe, ban itulbe faa isien 8ensene,
fipbte @ieoen os fit osiaa uirfelig
&enseieolerne tilba9e itjpnt en- me-
get baarlis 5orfatnins. 9e bleu bog
inblgfe af ben frantic 8anf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-23
fergus &a1ls @geblaa
uofomnter bber Oasbag.
81. solent, 1tagt1er.
@nbftripttonspriS $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.
&c, oer inoebolot @ulompnter. SUIT
bet belpber fig til $4,000.

Sen ftbrfe 99iifole / &erben Ital
oere en- mubameoanif Snititution /
@airo, 9@sopten, Der fal bape 5000.
2erere o9 10000 @leper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-23

Sen 8irfefiep, iom er brust al
ben fgrfe 2erer ct @folebus i&erz
mont tor ouer 100 Nar fiben, er efter
@tsenbe 1pi9ret op poer Den nuperenz
be Scorers 8orb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-23

Eraao fra Ereplerne al 9eeslen er,
MI 1punben iaa fin, at so MiIe al ben
ueier bare p &uno. Set FANNIE
@la9s %repler er europa bru9t til
at fabrifere &eb af.