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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-14

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN report of Viewers on the paving and curb
ing of Stanton avenue, from Highland avenue
to Heberton street. has been approved by
Councils. which action will be final unless an
appeal is filed in the Court of Common Pleas
within ten Cl0) days from date.
E. NJ. BIGELOW
Chief of Department of Public Works
PITTsBURG. November Is. 1890 nol3-52
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the reports of viewers on the grading,
paving and curbng of Denniston avenue from
Fifth avenue to Penn avenue and Cedar street
from Liberty avenue TO Friendship street.
have been approved by Councils, which action
will be final, unless an appeal Is filed in the
Court of Common Pleas within ten QO) DAYS
from date. E. NJ. BIGELOW
Chief of Department of Public Works
PITTsBURG. November l3, 1890 nol3-52
Continued on Sixth PAGE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-14
Rooms.

DOOMS-ELEGANT, LARGE FRONT ROOMS.
IL single or in suite. with bath; facing Allie
gheny Parks; no family In the house; used only on
the pi incipe of New York fats: janitor In care Of
building. Inquire at 70S PEN AVE, room Gil,
or rs CEDAR AVE. Allegheny. ocI1-36t
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-14
Machinery and Metals.

Machinery and Metals.
BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND ENGINES
- and boilers, one 14x30 in. one 12x24 in.. one
l2xS in, two 1Ox20 in one EXP in. one 1OxI2 in
four 9x12 in, and large lot of smaller sizes;
mounted portable engines to IL b. p, shafting,
23-25 Park way, Allegheny, Pa. oc30-D
nRILLING ENGINES AND BOILERS--FOR
- oil or gas wells, engines and boilers in every
size and style, sawmills ans wood working ma
chnery. HARMES MACHINE e DEPOT, No. 81
First ave-, Pittsburg. Pa. mh9-Dr
LNNGINES AND BOILER-NEW AND RE-
" FITTED; repairing promptly attended TO.
PORTER FOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO.,
LINZ, below Suspension bridge, Allegheny, Pa
oc2-6SF
II OlS1ING ENGIN ES, DERRICKS AND
IL derrick forgings, steel hosting and guy
ropes in stock: stationary engines and boilers.
shears, clay and ore pans, etc. THOMAS CAR
L1N'S SONS, Lacock and Sandusky streets, Alle
gheny, Pa. au5-35-MwFF
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-14
PATENTS.

O.D. LEWIS. Solicitor of patents.
I3l Fifth avenue. above Smithfield, next Leader
sfice. No delay. Established 20 years. ss2els
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-14
Suburban Lots.

9sl 75O-FOR ALL, IL LOTS AT WEST
tDAe Bellevue with frui: trees, near new school
house, on the proposed electric rOsd in operation
next summer; an excellent location; good chance
for speculation as property is advancing rapidly;
will trade for city property. f. H. BUCkING,
fruit stand, corner Sixth and Liberty SITS. no147S+
cS 25O-MORNINGSIDE ROAD. NEAR Nc
sDC, GULLY St.. ~ acres of perfectly level
ground suitable to divide into lots: the bridge to
be built over Haight's run, McCully street.
Will bring this property within two squares of the
Negey avenue electric road. A306. BLACK &
BAIRD, 95 Fourth avenue. no9-7-9, IL 25~
tDeD level lots, 24Xl36, at $500 each: seven min
utes by fl Vstone sidewalk from Williamsburg sta
lion. CHARLES SOMERS & CO., 3l3 Wood ST.,
t0l9 Penn ave. nOli-66-F Fsu+
p1 IOO-ELEGANT BUILDING SITE IN
sD Is Bellevue, GIxl54: location first-class at
this price u bargain: terms to suit purchaser.
CHARLES SOMERS & CO., 3l3 Wood St.. 6Ol9
Penn ave. nol4-66-FSur
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REMOVAL,
$500 TO S5OO.OOO

To loan on mortgages city or country property.
AZ, and per cent. JAS. w. DRAPE &
Co. l2s Fourth avenue, Pittsburg. Telephone
No. e76. nol2l8
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-14

n E-No'TEA-
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
GEO. K. STEVENSON d CO.,
FINE GROCERIES,
aul6.NwF Sixth avenue
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-14

hOOms, HOUSES. Etc.
DO0MS-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
III three gentlemen: must be on first or second
floor, have all conveniences of gases, BATH etc.
good references will be given. Address ID. h. H.,
Dispatch Office. nol3-l00
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-14

LNAYETrE ST., ALL LLEGHESY-CORNER LOT
Il l5OxIe4 feet. A. ID. WILSON. IS Federal st.
nol1-50F
MAPLE AVE.-OSGOOD PLAN, TWELFTH
wi ward, ALLEGHENY. lot 43xl15 feet, for 81, 500:
very centrally and desirably located. (s0.) See
W. A. HERRON Il SONS so Fourth ave.
nol4-6-l4 20, % ue2 s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-16
THE HUNTERS MOON.

Ho, ye lads Of the harv ct. no!
the leaves lie de in the lands below
And the gray bluffs beckon our feet afar
To the Wales where the providing foxeo are:
The winds are huahed on the winding slopes
And down In the holl W the woodchuck mopes-
And the hills laugh under the Hunters Moon.
Ho, 70 lads Of the harvest no!
Come with the horses ana hounds and 70
Where the giene are dark, and the rocks are bare,
And the frost 10 crisp III the midnight air.
Give spectra' charm to the sleeping hi Is
Where the wild game wsndrrs. and, late or soon,
We follow him far In the Hunters Moon.
Under the light Of the Hunters Moon.
The ciettering hoofs OF oar steeds keep tune
That ont of the echoing night reeounds,
AZ the furclad bandits bound away,
Over the Iluffs and the powders gray.
To the farthest north. where the horn'd owls
Groom,
From the topmost crags to the Hunters Moon.
The stars are low, and the chase 10 long,
But the breath of the breeze and the rivers song
s:uk into the breast of the brUoding night
As SOFT a. the dream of an old delight,
while the changing shades Of the shifting woods
Make 3 mbsr the hearts Of the solitndes,
with the dead, red leaves Of the Hunters Noon
when the quarry lies on the hills OF morn,
And the far, faint blast Of the hunters horn
Is heard in the weakening lands below.
We swing 10 the saddles aud nome ward go
winding along by the rivers brim,
Cleaving tue mists Of the dsyb.eak dim,
Merrilly trlliing an old love tune,
In the waning light of the Hun er's Moon.
james Netrton Matthews
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-16

hsy are h college, and they ars sure 0f
gcvssnmont petitions Il they pass the e.
aminations. He tells NJ that the Chinese
yooth = fully - bright - the American
youth, and be prsdicts great changs in
china when our knowiedee shall become
wtdespreod.
l asked Dr.. Martin whsther ho thought
ne Chinese people had deteriorated and
whether the nasion had passed it, prime.
he replied: II think that the Chinese
mind y a. bright today = il hes ever been.
ana Il seems to me that the Chinese are TO
. one Of the four great peoples Of the
future. These four viii b the Germans,
ne. Angac-6axons, including the English
ma the Americans. and the Chinese, and
tnink thai China will hold its position with
me rest You do not get the best products
@ China in your Chinese population.
ihoss who hase come to this country have
oesn mainly from the south Of China.
where the people are the poorest. and
only the poorest and most igno-
rant have come to this coCn-
Try. The people Of the north are
taller and better built. They are strong
hmbed and they have fine faces. They do
not desire to emiRrste and though the Chi
nese government does not feel ct al pleased
y the treatment she has received from
America. it 10 not ct ell anxious to have its
people come TO this country. think the
action OF congress in expelling the Chinese
mas materially injured the American inter-
ests in The far East, and do not appre-
hend that Americans will ever get the con-
cesslons % 70 railroads and ban ing which
they expected TO obtain few years ago.
You asked me as TO The young emperor.
he Is doing very well and shows himself
% DO man of brains and of progressive
instincts. He has the interests Of his peo-
pie u heart and his administration is pop
uiar. FRANK g. CARPKNTER.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-16
HIS OLD YELLOW ALMANAC.

! LETT the farm when mother died, and changed
10 daus htsr Susie's stylish house, right In the
And thsis sss mem. before came. that sor. Of
How would nnd the town folks ways 70 diff
dcult u meet
Thsy .aid I'd have no comfort in the rustlin'.
And "a have % .' ~ess sun collars every week
DAY right along.
lind take to city ways just like duck to
like 9 racket and the noise. and never tire
And ,nels 20 end Of comfort In the mansion
And svsrytni 8 is right 1t hand and money
And hired help !: all about just lissenin' Tor
Bat niss the yellow aim mac Of my old
kitchen wall
The house il fall Of calendars. from attic to the
They're painted In all colon and ars fancy
sssia ,, T. This particular I'm not = modern
And the yellow-covsred almanac IL good
enou for me;
I'm rs d % It. I've seen It round from boyhood
And / rather Ike the jokin' as the bottom Of
each paga
I like the way the 's'' stood out to show the
weeks beginntn',
lin these new.fanRled calendars the days
seem sort of mixed)
And ths man .pon tas cover. though he want
With lungs and liver al exposed. stir showed
how We aro fixed:
And the letters ana credentials that were wit
20 Mr.. Ayr.
I've often. on . rainy day. found readin' very
far.
tried to fnd one recently; there want one in
the city,
They ted out grsa: calendar in every sort
OF style;
looked ii 'em in cold 1isdain, and answered
'sm In pity.
"Pd IA her have my almanac than al that
costly pile"
And. though take to city life, I'm lonesome
ter ell,
For that Old yellow almanac upoa my kitchen
Ella Wheeler Wjlcoz.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-16
A MEMORY.

The path from me to you that led.
Untrodde long, with grass 10 grown,
Mute carpet that mis- lieges spread
Before the Prince Oblivion
When he goes visiting the dead.
And who ere they bat who forget?
You, who my coming could surmiso
IRE any hint of me as yet
War led other ears and other eyes,
See the path blurred without regret
But when trace it, windings sweet
W tn aaddened O. eDe, 1t every spot
That feels the memory IN my feet.
Eaca grass blade turns forgs t-me-not,
Where murnuring bee your name repeat
james Ruseeil LOWELL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-16

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
fnuriss eleeping cars daily between sesttl
and Chicago twenty-five miles the shortest
foute and seven houn and thirsy-six minutes IN
ADVANCE OF competing hnes A. Chilbefg, city
ucker agent Ut second street. Boston block; r
1onxin. depot ticket agent. seattle
LOVELY COMPLEXION
May be obtained and retained By using Wis
dom's Ro ertine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-16


u II 4 / INWhV III
Mill 1011A1I
Seattle Wash.
a new slx-room house, with
ments for balance.
! am also the owner of some
Of the choicest residence prop
erty in the city, well situated,
laying high and dry, with
good views.
' ''e's'
a1'e'
lard.
yee,er,. s.coad .dd;.;aa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-16

! also have some choice bust
ness property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-16

I had . talk today with the Rev. DR..
Martin, the president of the imperial col
iege at Picking. He has just come from
China, and he Is spending few months in
America in getting out book on the phil
osophy of education OF the Chinese. There
il. perhaps, no man in the world outside OF
China who il better posted on the Chinese
and the Chinese government than DR.. Mar
tin. For the past thirty years he has been
one of the leading Chinese officials. and
though he il an American. he draws . BIG
salary from thu emperor of China. and he
is employed to take charge OF the college.
which educates the young Cinnamon
and Tsita Of high degree in our
sciences Many of the BEST Chinese dipao-
mats Who nov represent China u foreign
courts are graduates Of DR.. Martins school.
and be tells me that the college u limited
to 10 pupils. and that these pupils rsceivs
regular salaries from The emperor whls
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-16

Don't forget that in buying
of me you are dealing direct
with the owner.
You save commission by
dealing direct
| can and will sell you at
lower prices and on better
terms than you can get from
any agent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-16

! will sell you a lot and
build you q house on very easy
terms. Save rent and buy a
house.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-07-09

@laper o9 @ermaner. @eo en- ia.
ptf Teit, iom forleoen bolotes / ct.
@etersburs unoer @rep, Sgnatius
Tor1ebe. bolbt @rof. 5eleuitib ct
Torebra9 oper Gorboloet mellem
&us1ere o9 Epitere. Embellishments
& mob ben tpFe &oloniiation,
iasoe ban, bapbe naret / tuien Mar.
@letterne ueb @lben % @ei@ie( bar
fore ilapiFe @irtesaarbe. &un paa
ben rent rusitfte @runb bapbe Ep=
Fernes bpbbrin9enoe Sane libt See,
herlas; tbi &epreientanterne for bet
gamle &u8lan6 bolot fin e9en Sane
bpit o9 trenste lite til @eitens Sbea>
ler. 9erpaa talte en- anben &rofes=
ior on &utbeuerne os @laponerue
giterrise. Spab be libenoe rutbenz
tie @tammefrenber / @ali5ien ansit,
foriifre6e ban, at &uslano aloris
pitbe labe benz / Stiffen. Metropo=
liten fra &ieb Dtrebe, at beres 1lapiz
fte Brpbre ubenfor gfuslanb burbe
pbes uateriel l1nberfpttelie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-07-09
4rD8telia Storm i Tarep %
Moorbeab.

Sarge % Moorbea6 biemigates al
en- meget beftis Storm eller maaife
rettere en- 3ornaoo ytat til Manz
bags. Spnoa9 bapoe paret en- ouerz
oroeutli9 BARN Sag, os aQe &eirz
ipaamanb iasoe, at Der maatte fomme
noset uieooanlist efter en- iaaoan
&arme, os bet aioroe bet oeiaa.
Omtrin9 Mionat be9Dnote bet at
bleie ftertt fra ipbpeit, mprte Stper
trat op, % Goroenen rullebe; men
man gap lite pibere slst poa &eiret
fpr omtrins &l. 2::S0, oa man forz
fob, at noset mere eno alminbelist
funbe pentes. 0mtrin9 oenne Gio
ilos @inoen pluo ielis ON fra fpopeit
til noroueit, os @tormen blep rent
orfana9ti9. Sen tog meo fig en-
Mensoe 1ustase os ilos ino 6rontz
fioerne paa flere 8utifer. Eelesraf=
lebnin9er % 2ebninser for bet elef~
trtlfe NDs blaite neb, 6ortonse repes
op, o9 Manitoba Sra9toepot blep o9z
iaa nefen neorepet. st 9uiin 8p9z
nin9er / llofanten af Bben blep en=
ten al6eles fnuite eller faitet ouer paa
@ioen. Set 1praelisite af alt bar
ben 1lDtte, iom ramme6e @nten efter
afbpoe Capt. Mc@artp. 9un miite>
be ale fine 8psn, 1po &allet, og BUN
ielp tom iaa iuert tilfaoe, at bet
anto9es, at bun lite Tan leoe. Set
1Dnes, iom ON @ooeren os 86rnene
bapbe 1pst neb &ialoeren, boor be
allisepel er TONNE unoer bet iammenz
itprteoe 6us. &aslasertrenet paa
Nortbern &acificz8anen baooe netop
forla6t Stationen, oa @tormen to9
bet os peltebe belle Erenet meo llno>
taselie al 9otomotiuet oper paa Si=
ben. Snsen af 8aslosererne orabz
tes, 1aabibt befienot, men flere tom
mer eller minore tilltaoe. Ser par
en- Men9oe &pinoer o9 8prn paa
Erenet. De fleite Of &asia9ererne
laa o9 lop, oa Erenet bleo faitet
operenoe. Ser opitoo 1elptgl9eli9
flor @fref o9 Sorpirrin9, men Eren=
perfpnalet bialp be reiienbe tilrette
p9 fit peb ct onbet 2r9n bra9t bem
tilbo9e til 9epotet i9jen.
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Winnefpta.

>5reospiben. @albin9ton 3oe
Suli. 2inb tnbbra9te ibas / 6ulet
en- &etition fra Sron Station o9 Is
andre Snoianere af ganttonais ON
Oprettelfen al en- inbianit Snbuitri<
ifole paa 8ipeione &eierpationen i
Merbeoen af 8ipeitone gitD. Snbiaz
nerne beber o9iaa ON, at benne &pa<
bratmil= =&eieroation maa blipe 9iort
til en- 9ationalpart for Snoianerne,
og at be rpbbenbi9e &ense maa bliue
beoilseoe til &arfens &eoliseboloelie
os Toritipnnelie. Sra oenne &let al
Sorb er bet, at ben inoianfe Srebs<
pibe er bentet, os ben er af alle ST.
oianerfammer inbpiet til 6reben.
&aa &elerpationen. 6er blot inbebol=
$40 Wcres, finoes 0perflb6iebeo al
ben pafre &ibeiter, liseiom ber o9iaa
er rig Gil9ans paa Sten til at bps9e
al. @iennem &tpetone @itp eaar 4
Sernbaner, af builte en- 9aar 9iennem
&eieruationen o9 be anbre tet inbtil,
o9 benne lette Mosans tiora9er fit til
at sigre Steoet beloist for Nnles af
en- inbianlt @fole.
= ct. @louo Zoe Suli. Eante>
leieren Ileranoer Sobnion uofprte
ct banifeli9t Experiment paa @aoen
Der | @ftermiooa9. Set 9ialbt at
finoe en- antasen Mor6er. bans Offer
o9 bet &aaben, buormeb M1ortet bar
uofgrt. 9ette iiofe par en- lang
9olt, iom bleo erapet neo Sorben
paa @runben omtrin9 gourtbuiet.
San ubfprte Experimental meb fulo>
itenoi9t &elb.
- Sobn 2inoen, en- un9 Spenfe,
orutneoe Spnbae Misfsfippi, me-
bens ban baoeoe fig iammen meb Is
&ammerater / 9eerbeben al 8anbelz
gers Brp99eri ct. &au(.
- 9ommer galter 8. Burr /
ct. Saul bpoe ganlte upentet tit
@ommerbiem peo 8alo eagle Safe
@pnoagsmorgen / en- Nlber al 46
War.
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&on8reSfea-

Senatbtllen ON QSpomin9s Opta=
aelie er enbnu life pebta9et af &ulet.
Sbabo er blepen @tat. gga,
'binston 3ote' Suli. &relioenten un=
oerte9neoe ioas BiQen cm Sbabos
Optaselie iom Gtat unionen. @re=
iioenter bar fuuoet bet at pere 2o>
pens Menlng, at en- np @tierne ital
iattes paa 6laset for bper np @tat
ben Abe ssuli. 8reiioenten operlob
bet til Mr. Dubois, Dele9aten fra
Sbabo, at beitemme, ON 8iqen Hulbe
unbertesnes nu o9 6la9et faa Stiers
men, eler oer fulbe pentes til 4be
Suli neite Nar. Str. 9uboi8 palgz
te @tjernen MI, % fplaelis blep Bil=
len unoertesnet, os 5la9et pil / Mor@
gen baue 43 Stierner.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-07-09
Mero.t, 9Dtlfttt 60.
'7oe Su1i 1890.

-7oe Sult 1890.
ST. &eoaftpr!
Sen 2oen Suli bapbe &otb1ab
Sarmer> >Mtance fit @aloaarsmpbe os
pal9te @mbebsmeno for fommenbe
9aloaar. 9e 9amle Smbebsmeno
bleo sienua1ste unotasen &as1ereren,
oer bao Jig frita9et. Ser blep o9laa
pal9t tre 9ele9ater til at repre1enz
tere NQiancen / @onpentionen i
Breckenridge ben 12te Suli. Gillise
blep oalgt en- 9elesat % Suppleant
til Stats.@onoentionen / ct. Saul
ben 16be Suli.
6orenin9en teller MI 40 Meblem=
mer og 9aar raftt fremab. g3efen
ale tesneoe fig for, buorme9et Etpine
be troebe at bebppe oenne CONNER.
Mtancens nefe Wfpbe blep beramz
met til at afbolbes / &otbIaD ben
fprite 2proasi Iu9uit, 1om bliper ben
2ben, &l. 5 @fterm. Mfen ri fonz
mer not til at bolbe ct Mtpbe fpr ben
3io, oa ie9 ier, at femtienbe 2esisz
latur:Dtfrtft bar iammenfalbt en-
Miance=@onpentton / Moorbeab ben
22oe Sult forat nominere 2e9islaturz
&anbioater. 9erfor opforb:es
&otbiap Nqiance til at mpbe &ptbz
iaD 6reba9 ben 18be Suli &l. Z Mfz
ten forat beige Delesater til ttepnte
Contention.
Gollef .. @ronietb,
&rafibent.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-07-09
Noro=D Dafota-

Sra Sc 2amere friper .. 2arion
til Q9eblaoet: @ioitleben Dnsbag
ilog 2pnet neo / Sfolebulet ber / Bps
en-. Sem af Sfolebbrnene b(ep lam<
ilaaebe, men be ct MI paa bet nerme<
fte frtife t9ien. 2pnet git neb efter
'@torfenspiben os bette fig tire
@troaler, buorefter ber fees Merter
/ @uluet. 9erefter git bet ub sjen=
mem ben fpnore @es boor Der er
MRrfer ]om etter en- Gepoluerfu9(e.
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Tar,nere.

9foller=Mbqen / &arf Sale bar be-
sbnbt lin @riitence ira nDt peb at pe=
re blepen om9iort belt o9 bolbent til
en- &ol1er=Mpqe, os Ri ct nu forbe<
reot paa at male 9eres 9uehe os
stpe ct iaa gobt Mel, iom bet fan
males Staten. gllt bpao ri ammo
ber ON, ct at s btl prBpe os.
s. 90. 8uiep & @on.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-07-09

unberipsel1erne an9aaenoe @en=
ius>Tufet / Minnenpolis er enonu
lite afl1uttet. Ser paataaes, at SOL
fetellingslilterne bauoe fra $780,
900 formanse Naune. @ooeoman<
ben for Torfalfnin9en ct @b. @te=
pens, 1om bapbe uoarbeibet en- 9ien=
nemfprt Blan, boorefter ben blep fo>
retasen, o9 fom sap Minneapolis ct
SnbbDs9erantal paa oper 100000,
mebenS bet pirfeliJe 9lntal lite ital
9aa pper 100000.
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gnblanbet.

9otteribiqen. Baton &ouse. 2ouiz
ftana, 3bie Suli. @uberubr Mi9olS
flyer, at ban life pil uhberteane 2otz
teribiqen, men en- 10 Ereoieoels Ma>
ioritet besse 6uie oil orioe ben
i9iennem os sjpre ben til 2ou ouer
@upernprens &eto. Set fonitttutioz
nelle Mmenbement pil faa Maioritet
neo &al9ene paa @runb al 9eBouen=
bt9beben af at erboloe Mibler til
Bpsninsen al 9amme mob Oper>
iupmmeller Misiisiippiz9 9ifritter=
ne. 2otteriu1enoene ertlerer, at Der
pil bliue 8lobsubspbelle paa Tals=
basen, iaa bitter er Strioen bleuen.
= Detroit, Mi6isan, Ste Suli.
&l. l mat blep bet opoaset, at 9am=
peren Seasu1 FAINT &arrtu9ers 9of,
bporpaa ber laa opitablet 5 Millio=
ner Sob 2umber, par ibrano. 9am=
peren laa fortpiet peo 9odeu, men oa
2anbtau9ene brenote al, brep ben
oper til @mrp Bros. Sod, buor ben
1atte Z MiQioner Sob 2umber ibrano.
Sen brgnoenoe 9amper orep ptoere,
o9 1atte enbnu Slo paa 4 WfiQtoner
Sob Grelait paa en- treble Sod.
Sen orep nu oper moo Gtranoen,
buor ben brenbte til &anbsan9en.
Manofabet bleo reooet iaa ner lom
en- fpinoeli9 &ot, Der omtom / bet
brenbenbe Stib. Eabet belpber fig
til 100000.
= Sra 8ittsburs meooeles, 1T
fem af be ipu 8prn, iom bleu for>
brenbte peo en- &ruoterploiion, opbe
Scat til @pnba9. Sc bar / 2lloeren
fra 6 til II Mar. Saoeren til ct al
8prnene blep albeles oanpitti9 al
@ors os forlpste at orebe ben Mano,
Der bauoe &ruotet lis9enoe iaaleoes,
at 8grnene funoe fomme til bet.
- @n Spn al 9amle &eiier @ilz
belm besit Selumorb Milmautee
forleoen. @an par II Mar o9 fom
bib til 2anbet, oa ban par 18 Mar
sammel. Sans Mober iises at bare
peret en- @fueipiqerinoe Berlin.
@an talte fpoenoe @nself, Epif,
6ranlt, @panit % Stalienit % aau
l1nceruisnins ole oisie @pros iaa
bel iom / @reit os Satin. !&an bap>
be ful9t ben fore &ibenl ltabsmano,
I(eranoer BON 9umbolt, paa mango
af bans &eiier. 9an par tienot uns
oer Def antasne 9eapn @rof. 8ur>
ito1. @n af bans @senbeber par
aloris at loue / en- Sens.
= @n Spoe, Marcus @olbneiu,
/ Seem Sort bleu forlepen ienot til
9ustbuiet for ct Nar, forot ban bao<
be lol9t falife 2obiebler, lpbenbe
paa ct tDlf 2ottert. @oloitein baooe
bet label srapere Maoer, o9 peb
Qielp al oisie fabriferebe ban fine
@eoler, iom ban ba iol9te bet ipiQe=
lpitne Publifum. San ital babe
rtient" here tuiinb 9olars oeo oenne
Erafit, lfriuer sc. 8l.r
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-07-09

Etllab mig siennem 6er9us Sails
useblab at tatfe alle, iom lebla9ebe
min Mano Sobn Sacoblon til bans
f6ite 9pilefeb, for al ben 9elta9elle
og @ielp, iom blep mig bepiit. Sierz
belesbeb pil leg tafte Oscar 9ebat=
forenin9 for ben pelpalste 8lomiter=
fasie, iom ben planteoe paa bans
@rap.
Oscar, 24be Stunt 1890.
@taritb Sacoblon.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-07-09

@resbopperne bar iaar optraaot i
iaa fore Mensber &autaius, at
Sernbanetosene mellem Bafu os
Eiflis paa enfelte @trntntu9er lite
fan fomme frem, forbi be taQpie
@resbopper, Der fnules al 9ofomoz
tipets !3iul, beoirter, at oisie GLIDER
paa @finnerne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-07-09

Mrs. Sobn @risbt, Der pirfebe
1om Misitonar / @erIen, ct ifpl9e
8rep til benbes @lastninse 93od.
bile, Snb., blepen brebt af en- inb<
fpbt @tolelarer, bun bapbe affebiset.
Morberen er arreiteret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-07-09

Tacoma 2toenoe" ct ct nDt norit
8lab, bpiS ferite Numer netop er uo:
tommet % ub9ipes al 2acoma Gtz
benbe &ubli1btn9>@ompanp. Set er
paa ptte @ioer. Set er af StDrrelIe
iom nseblaoet men er lat meo en9el~
tie Tpper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-07-09

Ser mebbeles ON Gtormen Scat til
Manoa98 fra flere @teber 9afota.
S Mapleton blaite Ea9et al Sern=
banebepotet, en- af DalrDmple8 @leoa>
torer bleu Fpttet al @runbmuren, en-
@lepator @bmunbs rammebes af
2pnet o9 brenete neb. &eb Butts=
bile blep fere Sernbaneposne blefe
af Sporet.