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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08

&anlte ben meit ieniatioueQe Sag,
iom no9eniinoe bat uaret oppe ber i
8pen, er netop be9pnot. Snoitern:
te er en- rig 6armeripn fra 9auen>
port, Sames @9sert, os &laseren er
&ertba @oirsrans, en- 19~aari9 tDf
Eienefepise, iom / flere Maaneoer
bar arbeioet bos Snofepntes Gamiz
lie. Ser er to Wntla9epunfter.
5prf, at ban ben 16be Ottober 1890
ilo9 benoe. iaa bun bar uoe af Stano
til at arbeioe, % at ban ben l7be
0ttober uoloto9 benoe o9 oerueo lta=
oebe benoe, iaa BUN ienere lite bar
oeret iitanb til at uorette noset %
pil baoe @een oeraf for bele 2ipet.
5or bette freezer bun $4,000 / Staz
oeseritatnin9. s ben anoen paaitaar
BUN, at Snbfepnte ben 6be 9}op.
1890 ueo i1uruen 8ebanolins af ct
@eoer Fieo benoe / 8enet, iaa bun
blep &rpblin9 for 2tuet. @aaret er
enonu aabent, o9 bet er ilet lite ft.
fert, at bun lite tommer til at mite
Benet eller ioetminbite Go6en. 6or
bette FREEZER bun en- @ritatnin9 al
$4,000. &isen bar mestise @en=
ner 5ereus Galls, o9 bet ital pere
bisle, iom bar biulpet benbe til al
faa @a9en frem. 9enoes @asfprer
er Iopotat ~. q. 9ilbretb berfebs.
(r9atota," 6arso.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08

Sfpl9e Meooelel1e fra Sos Mn9e=
les, @al., bo(oer ben itore Colorado
Drten paa at foruanbles til en- Sp.
9enne 0rfen bar en- llofrefnin9 af
Here 6unorebe &uaoratmile. Sen
bar lan9t tilbnse Eioen itaat unber
@anb, o9 Soroen er iaa ialt=o9 altaz
liboloi9, at in9en Blanteuatst fan
tripes Der. Set anta9eS, at &anoet
nu fommer fra @o1oraoos6 6looen eller
fra @auet sieunem en- &ana1 unber
Sorben. &eo @alton truer &anbet
meo at poele9se @altuarterne, os be
til 9ritten al oisle b1renoe Ma1ti>
ner bor maattet bortfpres. Sfpl9e
be 1ibne Meooelel1er boloer &anoei
tremoeles paa at lti9e men me9et
lan95omt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08
Entered at the post office at Fer. =.
gus Falls as second class matter.
be meo 8eitprelien, iaa bisie Mpoer
tan 9tpe bel0i9e &elultoter;

be meo 8eitprelien, faa oisIe Mpoer
fan sioe bel6ise &eiultater;
ut ri opforbrer ns5ersus 8oQs
u9eblao" til at ohre en- Sci af fit
@palterum til 9istusfion al Mf6olbsz
lo9en os &robibitionsippr9smaalet,
oa bet er Counties fano. 8lao, %
Gfbolbsfolfet er itertt / @ountiet.
ut bet er Nfbolbsfoltets &liet at
benptte fine 8orserrettiebeoer loale>
oes, at be tommer ben Gag til9obe,
Tom be forfeeter, o9 at ben politilte
&li9t life er ben minbit pi9tise iult
nu, tbi bois @fbolosiasen iuister Der,
oil Dor Sag bliue fortrenat af anore
@p1r9smaol paa ben politilfe Mre<
No."
@n 9istusiion ON vBgr ri 1om
&fbolosfolt ilutte os til SSarmeralIis
ancen eller peoli9ebo1oe en- lelufan:
big politiIt Or9aniiation" blep inolez
bet al &nub Sobnion, oa %altor
6au9an beitemt ne9teoe at funne 9ip,
re bet.
Jlere oelto9, men paa @runo of
ben fremifreone Eio o9 ben trpttenoe
&arme inoe, bepebes Distuslionen
efter en- Zines 5orlgo uoen at noQen
&elo!ution bleo fattet ben 9}etninq.
@ansforet offons en- 9el af fit @e<
pertoire uoe bet 6rie, o9 bet blep
Tent. t9reno be fibite forloo &lao)en.
If6olosfolfet bar @runo til at
uere tilfreos, for at 3aluaarsmpoet
git / oQe Dele iaa ueupttet of. Set
par ct opmuntrenoe @tepne. Sab
Nfbolosfoltet 9aa paa meo lpftet
Sane % iette iom Snofrift gBiQiam
2loDo @arriions minoeperbioe Orb:
~%i pil tntet unofplbe, ri pil intet
toetDoiat tale, o9 CUB bielpe os, ri
oil bltue bprt."
@n onieelis Solicit optoses til @el>
lfabet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08

@iennem en- imut Folder, iom ri
netop bar moota9et, erfarer ri, at
Minneopolis>@ aabnes
ben 26oe Iu9uit % parer en- Maa<
neo. r5oloeren" iuoebolber en- lang
2iite af ieperbi9e Sing, % fra ben at
opmme ler bet uo, iom ON @rpoiitio>
men i 1891 oil oper9aa enbper tiblige,
re. 2iiten neuner iaabanne Tinq
iom the Mexican Band, iom patte
iaaoan Opmertlombeo / Stem Or
leans=@rpoiitionen / 1885, en- e9te
iapauefilt 2anosbp, 9aniorb<&iser,
ne8 Ortelter, en- l1btiQin9 al &aaber,
mango al bem &elitoier fra Boroer=
fri9en, olp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08

$250,000 1enbtes iioite l19e fra
Stattamret @aibinston til Snota>
nerne paa @isIetonreieruationen |
SDo= 9afota. &en9ene 1fuloe uobe<
les blanot Snbianerne ifplee ben al
iioite &on9res oeota9ne 2ou an9oaenz
be &e1eruationens Mfitaaelie o9 Nabs
nina. 8rotlamationen ON Mobnin=
gen anto9eS at bile bliue uofeot in
ben lite September.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08

,Tbe MQiance" @(bo>p 2ate 6ap<
be ct felt B,Qebe al Soc. 5iib %
Donnellp iibite l1ge. Sc to itaar
paa &D99en af en- &rotooille. Son:
nellp bolner ct Banner, buorttl Der er
feitet en- Siif iorat oiie Jarmerne, at
bpis Der er Wton9el paa &relioent=
emner til neitt 9lar. iaa er Soc.
5i1b Marfeoet. @uu. Merriam
fees at itige op / en- 8aQon for at be-
traQte 5ituationen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08

uoneunelien af @eu. 8. 8. &psb
/ @rono Sorts til itanbinapif &ro=
tesior peo 9foro>9ototas uniueriitet
ier life ub til at bliue moota9et meo
&elpilie al be leoenoe @tanoinaoer /
Staten. 6or bet fbrite fom uoneo=
nellen al benne Mano aloeles uoenz
tet. ba ban lite por neunt iom &an=
oibat til Soften, os Stanoinaoerne,
iom 1fp!9e 5o9ens @atur par be meit
interesierebe. boobe iaaleoes insen
Nnlebnins baut til at uotale fig ON
bam. ~MQe be onore &onoibater
bauoe Moo til at itiQe fig op for
Stanbinapernes Som" - Friuer
rMormauoen" -v6r. &psb lob oer=
imoo @tanoinauerne foritaa, at ban
lite par &anoibat for &rofesloratet;
men iamtibis baobe ban i al @tilbeb
iitret fig &iitano al ilise i1ue &oliti=
tere iom &aptein @ri9as o9 &onior:
ter, Meno iom aloris bar lert lit
eeet Mooersmaal lan9t minore
91prf." rMormanben" flyer, at
@p9b neppe bar anbefalet af en- ene>
ite Stanbinau, at ban ct iaa Tibet
itanbinapif iom muli9t, men beris
mob bel &meritaner. Set tpr onta=
ses, at ban er ben al ale &anoioater,
iom miuoit tienber til Moberlanoes
nes 2iteratur os 9iftorie. r@or>
manben" enoer fin ifarpe &ritit ouer
Manben meo at opforore bam til at
bolbe ct &ar literaturbitorilte Sore
bra9 ON be Fanbinapiite 2anoe, f6r
ban mootaser Soften, % 81abet till
bpoer fig at itaffe 2ofa1e os ienbe
Snbbpbelier til 1eoenoe @tanoinaper
oper belle Staten, iaainart &aftoren
befemmer 9atoen.
Sen blanbt @anbibaterne, iom ar,=
faces for ben bebf fpaliflereoe, o9
fom par tertef anbefalet al be leoen'
benbe @tanbinaper @taten, bar @r.
q. g. @onbestpebt fra &i@lano
@ountp, M.=9. 9an banbe fprft
ejennemeaaet 9ecorab college % #.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08

&eiier @,lbelm er fortioen paa Be-
ing bos Dronnins &ictoria. &rin=
iesle 2ouiie of S@lesmi9>9olitein
bleu Manoa9 gift meo &rins Gribert
al Mnbolt. @eremonien fore9it uuz
oer flor &rost / 8inoior @aitel %
@eruer of &eiieren o9 &eiierinoen
FAINT Dronnin9en % ale Meolemmer
al bet en9elfe &on9ebus.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08

Sen iuenlfe Gpopolsfero 'Dnes at
Rulle blipe til &trteligbeo. Smioz
lertio ruier man Jig @or9e til
9forbpolsterben. S @pioien for
bes9e 5oretaaenoer itaar tjenote %
prpueoe Mano, @orbenifiplo og
Nanlen. Set blir en- eoel &appe>
itrib, iom bele ben cipil11ereoe Ser.
ben pil fpl9e meo Snteresie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08

Sen 29be SUM falot 6pieiterets>
bommen ouer Morberen &bilipfen /
&ipbenbaun. Goripareren 1e9te at
beuiIe. at &biliplen par oanuitti9. oa
ban tpalte &ontorbuo MeDer og feno>
te bans Sig til Wmerifa / en- 5ustase.
6pieferets Beban6lin9 af Sa9en
meoto9 4 9a9e. 9ommen lpoer
paa 9p68itraf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08

So !@errer meb en- &apttal af $4,000, %
fom netpp beepnber en- &orn' % @eforret>
ming st. @aul, fan ta9e en- &cmpaenpn
meb omtrent bet famine 8elpb. On flor Tpr>
ttnbelie auereoe fifret. @an benpenoe fig
til @bap1in & !Sarteeu, 1921 @eitern qlpe.
So. st. 4au1, @tnn. (@r. Chaplin bar
tapt fire Mars Grfarine bos bet pe1 fienbte
Ttrma @rt93s 8rotbers, st. 4aul.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08

NRiiS T1nnp (paa @aiferaoen): vDu
ta9er big epot uo bin Mooerbra9t, Tdtter
Mrtbur!"
Mrtbur ZEN "Duoe"): ~&an nof pire,
5annp! 3en leg fp1er mtg i9runben ipu,
en- fulbfdnbis @ar, benne Dra9t."
Tannp: "Saalebes maa Du lite tenfe,
@rtbur! Naar man er paa @aiferaoe, mao
man aloe1es elemme fin e9en ptrfelise &araf,
ter p9 4eripnltgbeb."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08
Ottertatl Go1ttttD.

@ountpets NfboloS,elfab bolot
Dnsoas fit 6aluuarsmpoe @rue
menisbeos &irte. / eagle 2ote. Set
bar en- fulotenoi9 DuerraFelle for
Ifbo(osuennerne at le ben Stare
Menneifer. iom ollerebe tiblis be9pnb,
te at 1amle Jig runot &irten. Sang
peiS Tom be farenbe, o9 &irten bar
oloeles fulo, oa Mpbet &l. 1oa blep
talot til Oroen al @afor 8. 9. @au=
gan. @iter Bpn o9 @almelans
fremitil1eoe &aftor &au9an Mpoets
Opsape o9 bleo oerefter enfemmis
oalst ii! Mpoets 5ormano, oa s..
g. Stub srunoet paa 6orretnin9er
life tunoe uere tilfebe. @a9le Safe
@an9tor unoer 2eoelie al @afor
9au9an gau fere opmuntrenoe @an=
&c tilbeofe. Set er en- al @au9ans
iterte Siber bet, at funne fnptte
nneoommea til fig o9 inoplonte noset
of fin Hulitalite Besauelie benz.
@an9 gioroe be, iaa bet uar en- SPIT
at bpre.
Otter at en- Broeramstomite paa
5 Meolemmer be itaaenoe al SC. s.
Moen, Martin Olion, .. g. g}ilien,
&nub Sobnion og &obert 9aluorion
o9 li9eleoes en- @eiolutionstomite be-
itaoenoe al &. Ebompion, .. Dtte<
ion og Martiu &eoan9 Dor ubnepnt,
bolot &eo. .. 8. Dlion en- Sale,
buori ban opfororebe til forget Sn=
teresie o9 Isitotion @ountpet. Ser
par Mpouenoi9beb fur bet. pan be-
tlageoe, at bans &ei1e paa lan9t ner
bapoe baut ben forpnlfeoe 6rem9ons.
9os ituloe bet iises til oeres 6eber
o9 NSre, at mere opotrenoe Menb %
&uiuoer eno entelte af Dem, iom fin
oes Gttertail County, finoeS neppe
no9et anoet @teo.
@fter Ealen San9 o9 laa fit &uin>
oerue bet trauelt meo at faa Maotur<
oene frem. 8oroene blep oetteoe
/ en- narlt99enoe 2uuo, o9 fnart 1aa
man belle @elltabet tp99enoe og luat>
fenoe, meoen8 to for Inlebnin9en la>
peoe vStanos" bapoe bet traplt msb
at foripne be tprti9e meo 2emo>
naoe.
ST. 2 talote &aitor 6au9an me6
fin &ornet Solicit {ammen til @fterz
mioba9siesfionen.
Sang, Defamation al Stub. sc.
&. Moen, Ealer al Stub. So. 8.
01iou o9 &eo. Dl1on ubtplbte en- Sci
al &rosrammet. &eiolutionstomite>
ems &apport blep moota9et o9 fplsen>
be @eIolutioner pebtasne.
Sttertail 30. Nfbolo8Ielfab /
@alpaarsmpoe bolot @oele Safe
ben 24be SUM.
8ei1uttet, rat ct trafti9t Ifbolosz
o9 &robibitionsarbei6e trenQes /
@ounttet bet tommenbe @alpaar for
at opfrilte Stemninsen o9 iamle Nf=
bolbsfolt til foreuet Qsitation ao
Duerbepisnin9enS &ei p9 peo &al9 :
urnen;
| ut 5orenin9erne oerior bpr 1am>
arbeioe meb @elfabet8 8eitprelIe oa
eipre Nnitrenseller for, at en- TIL
frettelis &en9eium Tan iamles til
Mrbeioet;
ut 0pforbrin0en paa fiote &ars>
mpbe ON Ma8iempber be forfieQt:
&c Meni9beoer til @a9ens Sremmf
iaaui6t muli9t bit briu9eS / uopnel:
ie, % at ri filler inbtren9enoe Dp:
forbrin9 til bore &reiter at iamarbei
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08

@amle @laofones eloIte Spn Dpbe
4be bs. Sen afopoe bar feot 1910.
Qan Dor mango Nar Meblem al
unoerbulet, o9 eu9an8 bar ban osIaa
Stattammer(oro.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08
@innefpta.

W1artin g8enoell, en- 25 Nar gam
mel norF Sbmano, bleu forleoen
ienot til @alebospitalet / @o@efer.
@an arreferebes i 9earbeoen af Min>
neopolis for @eitetpueri, os oa blep
bet fprit opoaset, at ban uor iinos=
fo!uir,et. 9an paafoo, at ban par
George @aibin9ton, 2onoets 5ooer.
- S @erbeoen al @rootiton iprer
man oslaa &ris mob @resbopperne,
1om ftnoes flor Meneoe paa ct
Ste6.
- @racie @ranoaQ, en- lioen 9at<
ter al @iQiam @ranoaQ @inona,
bleo 1aa forbrenot peo at 9enoes
&leoer Tom ibrano ben 4oe ns., at
bun opoe Manoas.
- Wnorem gtellon fra Minaeapo=
liz brutnebe Minnetonta ben Ste os.
9an bar meb paa en- @icnic og git ub
/ en- lioen 8aao, eer bpeluebe meb
bam 500 SOB fra Stranoen.
- @aoena 4oe Suli. @9arles
Inoerlon, en- un9 Noromano, iom for
omtring to u9er iioen fanote8 / Mer<
beoen of Sernbaneiporet omtrin9 II
Mil berfra meo ct @ul Ba9booeoet,
hpoe 3orsoa9.
- Stem ll(m 2oen Suli. @u s
lar gammel 9otter al @onrab
@@aubut Go,pn Of 8a1bo>u Tom al
9a9e paa en- unberli9 Maaoe ii6ie
Manbas. @un 9ieteoe &reoture og
baooe meo fig en- 9uno,~ iom bun
baooe bunoet foit til fig. &aa en-
euer anoen Maabe fom Banoet ont
firing benoeS @als, % BUN blep tpalt
libel. @enoes 8rober plpiebe paa
en- N9er ct lioet @tptte borte, men
ban bleu lite opmertjom paa u(ptfen.
fer bet par forient.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08

Faris lite Suit. R. De 2esieps' 6el6rebs>
tilitanb er blepet me9et pdrre iom Tpl9e af
&e9ierinsens Sa9sanle9 mob Gmbeosman>
rene % Direftgrerne af 4anamafanals &pmz
pa9niet. SO. .. 2esieps' Tamilie er me9et
dn9iteltae meo !penipn til l1ofa1oet al ben
Nerpeipdffelie, ber bar an9rebet @eteran>S Sn>
hpr1inrpn
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08
ben ta9et uomerfebe @ramener ueo
&rittidnia l1niueriitet. 9an anloaes
al Que, 1om fienote bam. for at uRre
/ fortrinlie Grab Fiftet for Soften.

Sen befienbte en9elfe &ref, &eu.
@barles Spur9eon, er baarot ip9.
meboeleS fra Qonoon.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08

9r. Silpa Sartt:: en- fremra9enbe s}curs
naliit fra &tc Saneiro, fanot forleben Dag
en- frp9telts Dpo raa bet ilbiprubenbe 8ier9
@eiup peo Neapel. San fa1ot neo bet 40
Tro bp6e &rater. San efterlob fin Tamilie
t Paris, ca ban reiite til Stalten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08

~Den lille 5an9bo9" Tan erboloes
/ l1seblaoets 8o9banbel. &ri8 zoe,
meo Soften 22c.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08

Mlt Blob er rpbt. @nbel Wenne=
fer tnobtloer fig, at beres ct blaat, %
bette foruoloer enoel 8eIperliQbeoer
tTeroen. Farm, Stock and Home J
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-07-08

europa boloer fortioeu paa at
trafte en- Weu9oe @ulo fra Nmerita.
Siben Jebruar ct 9er aflenot 70
MiQioner Dollars / @ulb til Gu
ropa.
The historic times., 1891-10-10
81. JOSEPH, Mo.

MI. Editor: | promised many of my
friends that | would let them hear from
Us occasionally, SO | speak through the
columns Of your valuable paper. we
reached this place on the oath OF Sept.
the hustle, tear, and wear of moving
was very trying ordeal to pass through
but we are now very pleasantly loca'eo
at 14O7 Sylvanie st. We are about seven
blocks from the church, the electric cars
run pass our door. Ii has been showing
all the morning. The all absorbing talk
amon- the cnlored citizens is concerning
the work "a tile Francis st. church. Our
congregation il still increasing our
finance il also increasing. we raised
dnriny tile month Of September $3oo' ""
Are finishing up the work on the ch"''n
Have To bit IN the chandeliers ana sea'''
n club composed Of young men lha' hi'
not members or the church expect 10 p'I
| i carnat ~ tie floor. Next Sunday wall
undoubtedly be one OF the srandest "ay7
eyer cxperiencel in the history OF our
church That day has been set apart 10
Hold our opening. God being wiling
atll. n. MI. preaching by Rev. D. NJ
| Meek. II ID. Of Columbus, Ohio, at >, l.
N. rrcarhing by Rev. w. j. Conlston' y
IN nt the lsr Baptist church, this city, al
,3D p. IA. preaching by Rev. Btley' q
Ohio. we are expecting Rev. Sa"yeI
moderator Of the Mt. Zion association
we are exepecting quite a number o
visitors from abroad, among tnem VIII o.
snme Of Our Lawrence friends. DIT
Lvons. Al ex-Catholic Priest, was 10 nav
daliverea A lecture last Sunday on til
"Eyils Of Romanism,' bnt the threats 0
tba Catholics We're so strong against mr.
III could not cure church or hall 10
the pnrpose, notwths landing he had pr'
viousIy arranged to have one or the iarS
halls Of the city, SO he mounted go"o
hox III the corner OF the street. An oI
, panize,l mob Of Catholics rottoned apple
Hin and drove him from the ground. II
had To retreat 10 public building VIM
2 III Held the mob at bay with his revoIVe
|. The police didn't attempt 10 protect ma
How il this for free speech in Amerlc'
More anon,
The historic times., 1891-10-10
Her Mother Knew.
GRANT HARVEY.


MOthcr-And so You engaged your
self to that young man at Idlewild
Springs did you?
Daughter (sheepiShly)-Y-e-s, ma, !
promised to become his wife.
1T was on a beautiful moonlight
evening in June"
''Why, yes, ma; how did you know?"
''And the hotel band was playing a
delightful waltz by Strauss"
'Why, yes Who told you?'
And you two were in the arbor on
the lawn?"
''Yes."
And the fountain sparl1led in the
moonlight, and made music which
seemed like fairy echo to the sweet
melody which foated out from the dis
tant orchestra"
"Yes. How"
Sand the lake with its feet CT pretty
boats gliding about the softly illumi-
mated waters seemed like a bit of lovely
Venice dreaming at you" feet"
.'Yes yes. But hos 10 you know
all this?'
u knew it must haCe been under
some such coordination OF circumstances
that = proposed, or yon would never
have said YES to such an addle-pated
| nincompoOp as that - \. Weekly.
The historic times., 1891-10-10
bid us God speed.

1t is 10 o'clock A. NJ. "All aboard" the
conductor yells she starts, she moves, we
cross the Missouri river aud the engin, re-
gardless of time or any thing else plnngts
along sending up her great columns OF
smoke to the Leavens. The rattle OF the
wheels becomes monotenus only TO be
broken at intervales by the whistle OF the
tngi and II e occasional stops. At Mo
belly we took southerly direction through
the best part of Missouri, but not very in
viting to a man of Kansas. We reach 81.
Louis just as old Sol is STOPPING 70 kiss Inc
earth, and VIC get glance OF it. As dark
ness comes on, but glance at ih9 sur
rounding buildings and the great bridge
tells Of the wonderful works of man. AT
7.35P. III we leave St LOnis still accom-
panied by our unwelcome companions,
heat and dust. On and on we 20 nnder
| the cover Of night we at last become leth-
drgic and unable ID over come this fee!lh5
| and we give ourselves up to morpheus.
| Day again begins to dawn upon us. Ine
rising sun beams over the rolling hills OF
| Kentucky and reveals the tobacco plan a
tions farms; and am Impressed with the
fact that am upon the soil, aimed Win
the blood OF the greatest crimes known t"
history. And nov we are nearing the
place for the ''jim crow car, but whether
the dust had made it impossible to distin-
guish one color from another | am unable
10 say. How ever | was unmolcsted, A
glance from the window tells me that We
are nearing the end of onr journey Iht
The porter rushes through and cries on
Union Depot Nashville, and once nor
am strictly Sin it, the South.
GRANT HARVEY
The historic times., 1891-10-10
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

The reader for London magazine
says that as a result of nine weeks
reading he accepted just twenty-three
out Of 1927 poems offered TO the maga-
zine for publication.
The late head of the well-known
publishing house OF Tauchnltz, who
died a few years ago, is to have me-
mortal erected in his honor at Leipzig,
the cost of which will be betrayed by
the citizens.
Vice President Morton is loved in
Washington for his calm temper and
lack of affectation. Some one who saw
him when he first heard of the accident
to the Shoreham says that his hrst
question was: rs anybody hurt?"
Mrs. Fannie Falkenburg, who eel.
brated her one hundredth birthday IL
New York few days ago, is a native
of Germany. and can perfectly recall
seeing Napoleon at the head OF his
troops. on black charger, at the time
he invaded Germany.
Frank Stockton claims to work
with a deliberation which would hard
" prove financially profitable to writers
less known. lie dictates to a stenog-
rapher, and sometimes, he says, he
waits an hour for the right word. In
this way he turns out about thousand
| words day.
| The late countess of Cham brun,
| who was one of the few surviving
! great ladies of the French empire, had
an inspiration to be a poetess. She
wrote plays, also, in blank verse, ,tand
used to send them regularly to the
| Comedie Francaise but none of them
was ever accepted.
A queer sight to be seen almost any
dav upon the streets of Danville, Ind
is that Of Johnny Craig, the largest
man in the world, wheeling along his
six months old baby in an ordinary
baby carriage. Craig weighs S23 pounds
while young Master Craig, Jr, is no
above the average siX-months-old child
One of Prince Albert's wedding
gifts to his bride attracted much atten
ton. 1t consisted of an entire railroad
train Of sleeping cars, boudoir, salool
and dining cars, eight carriages IN all
gorgeously appointed in every detail
Indeed, it is regarded as the finest pr
vate or royal railroad train in the world
The crown princess of Denmari
only daughter of the late King Charlie
XIV. Of Sweden. is a superb woman
Her wit and intelligence have Won 10
her the friendship of many brillian
men. while her striking beauty is tn
admiration of Denmark She and tn
queen of Portugal are the tallest tw
princesses in Europe.
Mrs. f. d. e. n. Southworth, VIII
has written a hundred novels, has bee
r made an honorary member of til
: Womens National Press association
: Mrs. Southworth and Olive Loga
Skies are the only two women thu
, complimented. Their industry and el
terprise e-the one in the literary, th
r other in the journalistic field-entit
5 them to this honor
The historic times., 1891-10-10
THINGS | HAVE NOTICED THIS
PAST WEEK

Sellie Raayes, Jim King and Jimmie
Hill hunting for "Rice House, in Kan
sas City Kan
noticed them stop at hydrant imme
diately after and drink to their safety.
That they each put tooth pick in
their mouth and "braced" an few of the
fair ones.
That Fred D. west is king of the
church hill domain.
That George Ellis got hook hung in
Ills side last Sunday evening by the
'.deacons beauty and n. L. l..
That she had to hand Grant Brown his
lat and bid him good-by Sunday evening
before he even took a hint, let alone
tu.nbling,
That tie Baptist Church Choir is fast
improving.
That many or the congregation at the
above named place slept during the entire
services Sunday evening.
That the ladies' want fellows that thet
have to look up to, buthe has to look uf
to her to receive kiss.
That Wm. Woodruff has emphat'callS
sworn of from working.
That the score was to l in favor
Atchison's red haired girl VS. ObservihI
Editor.
That She is mt Only the actress but tn
best dancer in town. All VINO DelleF
that =.
The historic times., 1891-10-10
PER SON Al.

Mr. B Canken Of Howard Co, Mo.
Il here visiting her sister Mrs. y. Frey.
Mr.. George Stewart has returned tour
through tie Rocky mountains.
Mrs, Hattie Moore, after two weeks
visit, returned 10 her hone in FG. Scott
DR.. j. III. Young, has returned from
his trip to Nashville.
Misses Eva Jones and Lille Park
we're among the number who witnessed
The Priests of Pallas parade.
MIR. Chas. Bryant and wife, attended
the Fair lii Kansas City this week.
Misses Mary ana Ella Lyman spent
Wednesday in X. q.
Geo Gross, city editor Of THE TIMES
was In Kansas City, this Week.
Sellie keavts, M. Woodruff, and II
Harvey, we're in the western metropolis
Wednesday.
Rev. r.. Parks the eminent Methods
divine, has returned to his charge In De
sofa, Mo.
Rev. D, r. Symms D r Wichita, en- rou
home stopped of and preached two pow
ful sermons at the First Baptist chnrcl
N. Lawrence Oct. and u.
Mrs. Lucy McBrown is seriously lii.