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Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20

General G. G. Allen was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. w. P. Sweatman, of New York,
is at the Nadeau.
Mrs. Mullahy and daughter, of the
City Directory company, are at the Hoff-
man.
Colonel Freeman G. Teed was at his
desk in the city hall yesterday. He re-
turned to Camp Johnson last night.
J. A.Wortman, an attorney of Dayton,
o., and John McGregor, of the same
city, are registered at the Hoffman
house.
Judge and Mrs. Murphy, of San Fran
cisco, are making tour through South
ern California, and are registered at the
Nadeau.
HI. E. Reeves, OF San Francisco; H.
W. Bickel, of Pittsburg, Pa, and DIR. H.
Kittinger, OF Winamac, Ind, are at the
HI offman.
Mrs. A. E. Potter and Miss L. B. King,
of Helena, Mont, who have been max
ing the Westminster their headquarters
for some time, left last night for the
north.
A party of Cleveland, o., tourists,
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Har-
baugh, G. E. Harbaugh and Charles
Harbaugh, registered yesterday at the
Westminster.
Captain F. @. Martin and Lieutenant
Henry Steere, of Company A, Seventh
infantry N. G.. c., came up from Camp
Johnson yesterday, and returned on the
evening train.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Ferris, of Waxa-
hachie, Texas; Miss Marguret Ferris, of
HilIsborough, Ohio, and Mr.. Royal A.
Ferris, of Dallas, Texas, are all staying
at the Nadeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brainerd, of San Fran
cisco; R. S. Mcintyre and A. w. Senter,
of Riverside Charles w. Bangs, of Chi
cago, are some of the latest arrivals at
the Westminster.
R. A. Tuttle, of Philadelphia, A. d.
Brice, of New Orleans, E. 0. Matthews,
J.N. Hahn, of st, Louis, d. Pasner and
Richard E. Freere, of New York, were
the eastern people registered at the
Nadeau yesterday.
w. G. Adams and son of North Adams
Mass. H. J. Billrough, st. Louis; W.
F. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bessey
Denver. COL; Robert G. and Hattie G.
French, Newport, R. l.; George M
Barnes, G. A. Heplard, New York Nora
Hydm, Harvard, Neb.; Attilios Caldan,
CITY of Mexico A. G. A. Muller. j. A
Jones, w. F. Boyle, Chicago, were
among Hollenbeck arrivals last night.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20
CLOTHING AND GENTS, FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.

in price
fde
o
anybody
will
if will consult
Mems full lengths
Mems working pants SIS
embroidered
fine, 81. e.s.e.
medium
We will dwell worth articles We
selling that
will dspe anything
black shirts that
VIM Simpson Sons finest black which has national reputation
shnge mmarkng everything fair and manua
is
Mems white underwear,
Mems fine embroidered night robes, 9Sc
urah china grenadne windsors apiece worth SOC
Mens graz woolu
Fine web patented buckle suspenders, 35c.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20
STORE.
Wednesday August 10, 1891.

Today received first merchandise list
methods will be
Immediately
and elaborate andw
You have been informed
line goods all departments coming
like house place In
the make
Of
We that confidence in our mer
chandse
article that purchase, satisfactory
saeabe condition. your money your disposal.
other things received
worthy
choice different this
arew less thar 1andov
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20
SHOE DEPARTMENT..


which
able place before this public.
selling selling
quality recommend them the best
had.
would be proud adys foot
$245; reduced from $375
with the article
enlarged business.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20
EMBROIDERIES.


exquisite
designs, hmsthed
widths match 2c
WORTH for will look them
We black
quality to have had house, placed sale today at
all WOOL silk wool silk eomines veg
certainly charming
soft
OF any other color X
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20
FIRE MATTERS.

Chief Moore to Make a Visit of
Inspection.
A regular meeting of the fire commits
sion was held at the city hall yesterday
morning. Mayor Hazard, Messrs. Brod-
erick and Stern was present.
The department pay roll for August,
amounting to $2S94.9S was approved,
and warrant of acquisitions and sup
plies allowed.
Chief Moore was granted ten days
leave of absence to allow him to go north
to examine and report upon the work.
ing of chemical engines, water towers
and other improved apparatus.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20

tensive area it now covers. While
camping near the edge of the lake, Nc
Donald met two men who had travelled
down the Colorado river, and they re-
port that the inland sea is the result of
the overflow from that stream. A few
miles above the junction of the New
river with the Colorado complete sand
bar has formed across the latter, below
where it has cut through the bank, and
unless this is removed the permanent
outflow of this river must be into the
desert.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20

The following openings will take
place in New York, August oath: At
the New Park, Rose Coghlan in Doro-
thy's Dilemma; ; at the Star, Roland Reed
in A Club Friend fnew) at the Union
Square, The Black Masque new; at
Niblo's, The Khedive, which is new to
New York, and is expected to stay four
weeks; Proctor's, with Mr.. Wilkinso on 8
Widows, and the Grand opera house,
with G. A. Gardner in Karl.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.


which
have been shown in this market, 16 for 81.
ON
yard the fabrics manufactured for
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

In ladies black silk mts showing article sbc that perfect
cheaper the time lending
Ladies' black and colod silk gloves pair.
than gloves black coors
We mit Isle thread silk
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20
NEWS NOTES.

The annual election of officers of the
the Central w. G. 7. U. will be held at
the regular meeting, on Friday. August
21st, at 2 80 p. M, in Temperance tenn
pie.
The w. G. T. U. is agitating the en-
forcement OF the anti-tobacco law passed
by the last legislature, which prohibits
the sale of tobacco to any person under
16 years of age.
There was no meeting of the police
commission yesterday. Mayor Hazard
and Mr.. Lewis were with the senatorial
party, and Mr.. Bryson was the only
member to put in an appearance.
The yonng people of the Central
Christian church, late First Christian
mission, will give tete-a-tete social
tomorrow evening at their church, III
W. Fourteenth street, near Main street
and Grand avenue. Good programme.
All are invited.
Mr.. Albert Thomas, proprietor OF the
Union Iron works, states that Julius
Frauenhoff who suicided on Tuesday
morning, had worked for him several
lOdIE, anu w ZOO NV O man Wiio Mann W
excess. He worked all day Monday and
was perfectly sober.
Thomas D. Stimson bought, through
Wesley Clark, the Perez-Mauricio three
story block on Spring street for $29, 900.
!. 1t is also reported on the street that the
same gentleman has bought, through
Mr.. Clark, the 60-foot Brode block on
Spring street for $4,000.
Mrs. NIL. Ferguson, of the White
Sulphur Springs at St. Helena, writes to
the HERALD denying the recently-pub-
lished statement that her hotel and
other property has been attached by
the sheriff. She owes nothing on the
property. Mrs. Ferguson formerly re-
sided in Los Angeles and hopes TO again
make this city her. home. ln
s. NJ. Perry, chairman of the board of
supervisors, has appointed the following
gentlemen as delegates from this county
to the state immigration convention to
be held in San Francisco next week; G..
M. Wells, j. D. Lynch, r. E. Rowan, P.
J. Dreher, of Pomona, and w. I'll. Ma
gee, of Pasadena. The delegates will
meet on Friday forenoon at the chamber
Of commerce rooms.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20
Clearance Sale of Wall Paper and Room


At 303 S. Spring street, near Third. This is
an entire new stock of the latest styles and
must be closed out in 80 days at big sacrifice.
auction and will be sold at ffty cents on the
dollaA Call and get our prices at once. You
can have your house decorated at One-half the
regular prices, We mean what we say. By
order of the ow .er. J. Harry Whomes, Agent,
303 South Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20
Columbus Buggies.

Here we are again with another large car
load of fine carriages, surries, phaetons and
buggies. You will find some of them at the
old county courthouse. as we could not make
room at our store. and warehouse for all of the
different styles of vehicles we are constantly
receiving. Hawley, ing & Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20
AskLiv,e,rvmer

How they like the Columbus Buggy Co.'s bug
gies. They are the best wearing buggy put on
the market in Los Angeles. Hawley, King &
Co
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20

Z. D. List, notary public. Legal papers care
fully drawn. 125 West Second. Telephone 720.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20

Persons wishing to come to Santa
Monica will find pleasant rooms and
board with Miss Sue Bowles, on Second
street, between Oregon and Arizons
avenues.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20
THE DESERT SEA.

A San Bar Now Defects the Colorado
River.
Frank Mcdonald returned last night
from his visit to the inland sea on the
desert, says the Srn Diego Sun OF Tues
day. and reports that the water is still
rising, though slowly, owing to the ex-
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20

{ DR.. Tudor, expert dentist, formerly of
l07 North Spring street, has removed to
NE. cor. Third and Spring sts., where
he will be pleased to see all his former
patients. Work at popular prices.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20

Fish dinners at the Long Beach Pa
vilion. Bar and billiards.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20
KICK.

People Disturbed by Noisy Street
- Sweepers.
Many complaints are made about the
noise of the street cleaners at night,
and they seem to be well based. A
HERALD reporter had got into his bed
the other night at little after O'Clock
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20

Rhodes Electric Go.
Electric bells, Edison electric light. 126 s.
Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20
PERSONAL.

Anthony Schwsmm, Z. R. ticket broker
and notary public, POS N. Spring st. Tel. 619.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20

M Choice Fruits-Finest Berries.
Handled by Althouse Bros Telephone 157.
For a fine Zinfandel, ring up telephone A.
II. ]. WoOllacott keeps it.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-20

9. g. Johnson, notary public, 212 West Firs
street.. Nadeau block. Telephone $50. 'Ai
ways in"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-20

There are two very finely prepared
skeletons Of big snakes In tho National
museum, and In making them ready
for exhibition tho utmost pains were
taken Ia preserve tho cartilaginous OK
trcmitics Of tho ribs, which with ordl.
nnry treatment arc lost. Without these
little piece. of cartilage tho serpcnt's
skeleton can hardly bc said to be com.
plotc, inasmuch as they are tho feet
upon which the reptile walks, ~ Il
were. In fact snake walks on tho
ends Of is ribs, and In that manner
achieves locomotion. Some big ser.
pcnts, however. like the boas and py.
thons. rally have hind legs, though
they nc quite rudimentary. Pythons,
YOU know, arc constructors, crushing
their prey In their tolls. They hnyo no
poison glands, but they can bite ter
rillcally with their many teeth. which
turn inward like hooks, 10 that n per
ton once seized would have little chance
Of dlsengagine himself save by chop
ping oil the head OF tho animal. Wash.
ingion Letter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-20

I-0n SALE ~ Pgnvo CRY, 4 coon
~ butchers huaiucs Apply 10 holrrt
lfkih. J street, iIoyo city. d wcd&st
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-20
ADO CASTLE.
n Il the Oldest Duiidinr In finland and
Was tsed ~ \ rttsop,

was tFt ~ iflenut
About midway between the obscrva-
tory and the sea stands Abo castle.
which Is the oldest building In Finland.
II dates back TO 1157, 10 the days VI
Eric tho saint. the first Swedish con
qucror. who with 81. Henry, bishop Of
Upsala, introduced Christianity into
Finland. Henry la,-.inrc been regard.
ed IA the patron saint Of the Films.
In tho Fifteenth and Sixteenth cent
uries the old castle witnessed the fall
OF many calamities upon Abo. The
town was rnyugcd Ia il5S with fire kin.
died by lightning. and within twenty
years II was burned again. In 1909 the
Danes sacked the place, aud half a
century later three fires occurred sue.
cossiyely within six years, after which,
In 1Cii, the castle itself was burned
during n visit Of Gustavus II Adolphus,
when the royal kitchen tool, IRE.
A few rooms in the cnsiie ara now
set apart for n museum of antiquities.
Another part of the castle was used
as a storclousc. but the portion that
attracted me most was the prison, my
iirt witt 30 which, In 1874, had never
forgotten. In those young days Of my
prison experience had seen nothing
worse than the 1olbooth. Ia Edinburgh.
and knew nothing " dungeons In ba-
ronial castles sayc what had gathered
FROM robin Hood" and similar stories
of my boyhood. but when came to
Abo / witnessed what my Imagination
had pictured
\ flight Of steps brought rs 20 a
damp, dark passage, through which we
made our way, illumincd by tho light
OF lantern, toa heavily boltcd, clumsy
door This was duly opened and we
werc invited 20 enter Having ~ done
we found ourselves In n good sized
room, dimly lighted by window, which
was shaded by high building only "a
fow icot distant. The cmbrMure Of n
window exposed wall should think
Twelve feet thick, aud ON the inner side
OF which wcrc grated bars, 10 that the
glazing could DO opened and shut only
BY means Of a long rod. The door was
Of hare earth. aud the furniture. II such
Il could b. called, was Of the toughest
description.
A rickcty wooden bodstond, an earth
on ever with water, lump of coarc
black bread, aud wooden tub con
tanning snlt ish heads, showed ~ pns
on fare which looked coarse enough;
but, 90 our surpFIs,, we we've told that
IN spite Of such drawbacks some d
the poor come to the jail In autumn
and bog TO DO allowed admittrncc IL
preference TO enduring tho hnrdship'
Of u northern winter. This would hny,
seemed 10 me hardly credible Ind
not heard n aimilar story when visiting
one OF the prisons In Guernsey.
Tho prison authorities inform M
that irons arc used only rarely, anC
I principally for tho transport Of danger
Gus criminals. | remember hearing
when In Finland Ia 1876 that Il some
times happened when prisoners wor
on their way frun THE country district
In farmers carts that accompliccs way
laid the officers and rclcascd their com
rides -liciry Iansdell, ID. d., In Ilar
por's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-20
SALE OF ZEAL ESTATE.

NOTICE ~ uEnEBY GIVES. THAT ~
n nuttusnso II an order OF the Probate
Court ~ the County ~ salt flstc. TERRITORY u
Utah, made on the stth day NJ November. 40.
In tho matter of the c.tute ~ Audtgw \. Mar
fstlsnc decesirf, The underNzned eseoutfir
nj the isf VIII and Tes Amcnt Of sai1 de
ceased. wilt aelt al prisste sale 10 the highest
bidder for CAsh, Gold Coin OF Me United rtstcs.
and subject 10 eotfrmation iy ssld Probate
Court. on Tues'a thei stth day Of February,
is1i, az " O'Clock ", 1t the residence Of said
skerutfiN. Y ~ I street, In the CITY aun
County Of salt Lake, Territory u uiah. ell the
fisht. titie. interest aud ef'aic Of tie said An.
crew v MAcfsrisur At the time OF HE death and
ali The rsht, title and Interest that said estate
hiss, BY operation ~ law or othetwise ACQUIRED
other than or IN aidiuon that OF the said Az
drew y. Nsrfarianc ~ the time OF his doath,
n aud 20 all tuAt certain lot, pisoa o. parutl "
tsni sruats, isinE AID telpF In The tAil Cry
and tcunty Of salt LAie, Territory % ttaf,
aud bounded and described a. follows, 10 vi
Comuenciug a. the Northeast corner ~ ilot
Pour a., Hlgrk ~, HAT "D" salt Lake CITY
sufvoy, and running hence south forty eve
80 feet. themes West ave ~ rode, thenl .
Nrrth forty, i've itsl feet. thence Hast Eve 49,
,ods 10 the place Of bsFinnlng.
1etms and Conditions of sale cash, ten
uef cent. Of he purchase mpney 70 BE- pad 90
the dhy of saif, balance on confirmation Of
safe hy said PROBATE touft.
Deed at axpente u purchaser.
ELiXAuEfH !. MActANLANh,
EsecutrN Of tue lat wtll and fc,tameni Of
Andrew \. MAcfstisne, deesafed.
salt iate CITY. Utah. January l9ih. 1921.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-20

Nns. MISSIONS Suorufyo rturr should
niWsys lo used To- children iruihng. u
southca rho hId fufiens the guns, allnYa AL
pain, cures wind collie, and T. thr test remedy
tur diauhwa. Twcnty i've cents a bottle.
qcoi iw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-20

rI'HE PROPERTY hSowN A- IlIE ilIt.L.
i stone nanoh. comprising lTi acres M
M.ialch County Apply to W. icieuon, 20
flfst south, citY, az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-20

Several largo nlbatrosscs were follow
ing tho harkontiuc Jasper onn day IN
February, 1890. one was caught, and
u piccc Of quill about two inches long
discovered securely fastened round Its
neck. This quill was msealcd, and "a
slip OF paper taken from It containing
tho following message; FEB. ., 30,
latitude "a degs, south, longitude l6i
dcgs, cant All well. Posted by ALI
albatross, Ship Janet Court, Glasgow" "
This SLIP was outwafd bound from
Liverpool 10 New Zealand, and az that
date was due Ia about the position In
dlcated In tho inersagc, --Chambcn'
Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-20

The choicest deleaey known to tho
Indian cpioure Is tho tongue OF tho elk,
which II getting TO DO exceedingly rare.
A gentleman who had been hunting
quito Jar north returned during the
dancing season Of the Indians lie
brought with HIN an elS's tongue TO
tho agency. It was stolen Ia Il very
short tlinn During the trance Of ono
OF the Indians, after long hous Of dane
Ing, the Messiah brought him an elks
tongue, 80 lie said. The Indians mover
doubted tho Messiah aiterward. Chi
oago Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-20
.InnN VI. CANNON.

A IroRSEY 81 LAW, 20 MAIN srREl1,
n Hooper 4 Eldrudgc block d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-20

Caller Please, slr, the master, Dea'
con skinlllnt, died last night, and tho
missus wants 10 know II you will pro
side at ia funerall
Long Suffering Pastor-Yes, certain
ly, with pleasure --Good Nova
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-20

Cjf.s,n-so you think OF locnting hoft7
Ihpacidr-foa thought som, % piuc-
ticing among you.
cfissn See here, young man, there's
rood opening herr for q man ~ under
stands hil tlt, iui We douf wunt rn pfnt.
ticiup. ~ experimenting dpf'1 fiugs rhli
80 fufuff
Many times women call on thrir family
physicians. suffering. o. they Imagine, un"
from dyfpsp.l1. another nom lrtt dis-
ensl, another ffum liver ~ kilury dissagn.
another from nervous tNhlu4ilnn 90 pms
tntion, enUthrr with psin horu or there.
themselves and thclf rast-suirF sud IN.
ulncnuf 90 over huay duatpf, aCrHriiH
aud distinct dloHaeea. Tor witch b. nv
frrlbg4 his pila and puiiuns assuming
them % D. such, when. IN rhlNy, ihny ufO
all only aurHuiums cnufrd ~ Huinn womb
disorder. The physician. ilnuutnt of tue
cause ~ suffering. encourages hla "YTnr.
~, until infgc b'li4 nn, mnda. The sui.
fs4flug patient gets no lcf'lf, hiit YTuhl-
bly, wufts ty rstsun ~ the delay. wrong
tratmcnt and cunasneni complications.
A proper medicine, He vi. liefc~'s lu-
Nuftg Prescription dusftgd a. ~ oulHs
would have r'iuntcd the difiusC, dlgfullod
oil thoa' distressing ynrieirf, aud mai.
ltsthc only meU lcino for Che wcikuf sss's
irregularities aud painful ltmlHumeutt
peculiar " women. soil hf druEEifs
under n positive guarantee That % will
give satisfaction ~ tffFu tosi, o. IfiuJ
paid iuf i viii L. prnnlpil utunArd.
DR. ptEIlCEis PIt.s.E,T~ y'gu.
lntr aud Cirnnsn the liver, stomach hul
bowels. ono q dose. Sold ~ druggists.
= c,uta n Vial.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10
uen, os at be Msetbioer, 9ir. grmin
boobe imoo. pirfelig forlonates al

ueu, os at be Metb6oer, Or. @rtpin
boobe imoo. oirfelig forlonates al
2ouen os funoe buerten bliue isno=
reret eller foranbret unotosen peb
ben af commissioner forelaaebe
Goranorina al 2ouen. @louien noz
talte iom fin Menin9, of alt &orn
buroe bliue ienbt iii be terminate
Marfeber Sen reneite os beoit null.
se Tilitano. 9taar 8orninipeftions'
oepartementet bespnote at fire Op:
ipu meb 1rafiten for fem eQer tets
Mar ioen, por omtreht en- Trebieocl
al ben mootosne 6peoe ureniet. Nu
er bet ct me9et iieloent @pn at ie en-
rem Sernbaneuo9n af &orn. 9an
tilifriuer Joranoriu9en ben Omiten=
bi9beo, at 5armerne os Nfiiiberne /
2anbet fan life renle 8ornet iaa for
oelostist, at bet ueieoe op ben l,oe
dockage, iom Snlpettprerne paaz
la9be. 9ette Tom af bet ooerle9ne o9
9oot inoretteoe Malfineri / be termi=
mole @leuatorer Woo)atnin9 til be
primitive &eniematiner bos Jarz
merne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10
&n0s9afQfa.

@atertpmn beitrd6er fig forat iaa fat paa
Statsuniperiitetet 9ermiQion. Oct pil
blipe flpttet. fses Der. % Gpgrssmaalet er,
pm 9urcn eller @atertown fal faa let.
Den flbite 8p tttbpoer fig at befofe 0pfs>
relfen af aue be n5openbtse 8pentneer.
= @atertptpn 4be Sunt. timber @tpr.
men / @aiet Sirsbas orebtes @enrp @resar,
Bans 7 9lar samle Ssn % @onrab Sage, en-
Nabo. Dtsie tiQieemeb 4 andre bar inbe /
en- 2abe tilbprenbe Gresar, ba @tormen tom.
Den 1gfteoe f6rf @uiet 2uften fra ben sit.
lige Sibe, % ale meo ltnbtaselie 'af be tire
reboeoe, fig peo at lgbe uo af ben falbenbe
8pening.
- 9prtnin3 al Sutterbeter erpe=
rimenterer mon ipri9t meo MI @pb.
9afota. s Nberbeen tenter man
paa at anles9e, en- flor Gabrit for
9iloirtniue at beune &obfruet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10

2onbon Ste @ai. vStatas" Oper>
9iuelfe til be amerifanife @utboriteter
bar foraoria9et flor Bepeeelie ber.
Balmaceoas Mooitonoere, oer inbbe=
fatter @ol. Mortb o9 andre @olpeterz
mosuater, er opbt frentet, meoens
&esieringens @euuer er ieierfolte.
S bet @ililfe &oniulat par Der @leoe
ioo9. @etreter Oreso iasoe, at 9a=
bet al "Stota" os be &aaben. BEN
bauoe omboro, pilee lamme &epolu>
tionen aluorlist os paaitpube bens
unoertrpffelle. boiltet iitfert NOT uiloe
tie o0iseuel ON lite lang Gio. Sfpl=
sc be iioite @iterretninser fra @bili
uiloe &eoolutionen inart faloe lam.
men uben flor Nnitreneelie fra @e=
siertn9en8 @ioe. s be @rouinler.
buor &ebeQerue bar Masten, er Der
flor Misfornpielie. o9 en- Dpianb
fan oentes at bile brpoe ub naar
1ombelit.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-10

2ouiitanalotteriet fat MI beluttet
at oprette ct 2aanaeentur, buor Jar-
mere / 2ouiiiana ital taa laane &enz
&c fer / &rocent &ente. 9eniisten
ct, iom alle Tar ie. at oinbe 5armer,
nes @temmer, naar bet peo tommen=
be @als ital afeibres. ON @taten
2ouiiiana ital fornpe 2otteriets
@barter. Qele Staten ct oueriupm=
met af @irtulerer, bpori Der fortpns
bes, at roenne Garmernes @en",
Sobn q. Morris & So. bill tor1Dne
benz meb be npouenoi9e 8en9e uoen
anben Sitterbeo eno ct 8epis fra
2aanta9eren. &ensene ifal tilba9e>
betales ON 20 Mor meo / &rocent
aarlis Rente. 9pab pil nu 2otteri.
ets Nobfanoere sibre? ut obmme ef>
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ben 3bie os. ON Mfteneu, os Mor9ez
men efter Tom oeiaa v@barleston" til
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bleu itrots ouersiuet til tienef9iprens
be @iceaomiral Mc@onn, iom bar
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bauoe 5000 &ifler iamt Nmmunition,
fom bar taget omboro fra @tonnerten
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5lp9tninsen, os bele Eioen bar Sag
ten oaret. 9fu uil rStata" blipe
brast tilbase til Can Diego, os Be.
fploninsen for 8ruo paa Meutraz
litetslopen ui1 bliue paabpmt at &et>
ten. Sen marteli9e Sag pil blipe
ful9t meb Snteresie. St bet 1aa,
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li9pi8 rStata" blipe tillabt at 9aa
bjem isien meo fine &rissforipz
rinser, men ba er bet antoselig rut
meb Burqerfriqen.