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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-07

Ten years have passed. With character
istic speed and energy Methodists have
been enlarging their boundaries, and again
their leaders are to assem- BILE in ecumenlcal
conference, this time 500 in number, and
in a -Washington-the site of which
was morass when Wesley died, but now
is the beautiful capital Of a country where
Wesley has 1900, 600 disciples.
The display is one calculated to fill the
most sanguine Methodists with astonish-
ment John Wesley said, 1.-THE world is my
parish" and on Oct. 40 delegates to the
number of 200, representing the eight sects
of Methodism in England, the Irish,
French and Australian Methodists, the
South African and West Indian confer
ences. will mingle with 300 delegates from
the seventeen subdivisions of the Metho-
dist army in the United States and Canada
In the following proportions;
Eastern Section-Wesleyan Methodists, SO;
Irish Methodis,s. To- Methodist New Connec-
tion II, Primitive Methodists, 50; Bible Chris
tians, 10; United Methodist Free church, p;
Australasian Methodists, l6; French Method
lists, 2; Wesleyan Reform union, 4; United
Free Gospel church, p South African and
West Indian conference, 4.
Western Section - Methodist Episcopal
cnurcn. 10; Methodist EplscOpal Cnurcn SOuIn,
o.: African Methodist Episcopal church, IS;
African Methodist Episcopal, Zion, Is; Colored
Methodist Episcopal, 3; Union American Meth
odist Episcopal, 3: African Union Methodist
Protestant, 3; Methodist Protestant, O. Amer
lean Wesleyan, q; Free Methodist, 3; Congre-
gational Methodist, 3; Methodist church, Can
ada. -; Primitive Methodist. 5: independent
Methodist, 2; United Brethren in Christ, Z;
United Brethren in Christ (old constitution,
and british at hndisf EniSconal
They will represent total church mem
bership of not less than 6054, 0lS. These
figures include all of the sects in the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-07

Of Russian army under Alexander J.
During a temporary exile Of the family IN
America she was born. but her father died
soon after and she was reared by an uncle
Much of the family wealth had been lost
by the ups and downs OF Russian politics,
and her uncle became mining engineer.
As such he went to Michigan. She went
with him. and in Detroit met the boy
governor" to whom she was married. He
left her an ample competency, but nearly
all of il was lost during the bank failures
Of 1873 and subsequent years. She has
since supported herself by the practice Of
medicine, and - reputed quite skillfuL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-07
What win He BE When Grown?

Perhaps it is fortunate that Mr.. and
Mrs. Wittig, of Frostburg, Nd, have few
children. AS it is much capital is required
TO buy food for their eldest boy, William,
who Is not yet seventeen years of age. For
the past two years he has been growing at
the rate Of one-half an inch per month.
His height is feet ~ inches and he
weighs lS6 pounds. He wears No. ~
hat and No. II shoe. His hand measures
1919 inches around the knuckles when
closed. His chest measure is ~ and his
waist Il inches. He has always enjoyed
excellent health, and possesses an appetite
which calls for about Whist would satisfy
three ordinary lsboring men at each meal
He lifts $50 pounds with ease.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-07

nications or other matters not on the regu-
lar programme will be referred, and If it
seems best reported back to the confer
ence. This committee will select each day
in turn from each division presiding Of
fcer, who may be layman or bishop, q
member Of parliament or college presl-
dent, there being no orders in the confer
ence any more than In the denomination,
q bishops vote counting for as much as a
layman's. and no more.
Each topic discussed will be first pre-
scented in a formal paper not more than
twenty-five minutes long. The invited
speaker who follows will be limited to fif-
teen minutes, and all who volunteer and
follow to five minutes each, no man being
allowed to speak twice. There will be two
sessions each day, morning and afternoon,
the evenings being left for great popular
mass meetings.
OF the American leaders Bishops Hurst,
Foster, Foss, Fowler and Newman, of the
northern church; Galloway and Hendrix,
of the southern, and Carman. of the Cana
dian, will have prominent part in the
discussions Such prominent clergymen
as Rev. Drs. George Douglass, William
Briggs, L. H. Smith, A. S. Hunt, A. Coke
Smith. William Mast, A. Q. Dawson, E. II.
Dewart. E. E. Hoss, N. D. G. Crawford, j.
D. Hammond, James NJ. King, R. h. Ma
han, c. Fl. Phillips, A B. Leonard, G. N.
Grandson and J. A M. Chapman, and
Presidents w. f. Warren, Of Boston uni
versity, and H. A Buttz, of Drew Theolog-
ical seminary, and Rev DR.. j. NJ. Buckley
will read papers.
One of the most interesting features of
the conference will be the display Of relics
contributed by the conference historical
societies in all parts of the United States.
Baltimore will probably send the largest
and most complete collection, the Ameri-
can Methodist Historical society having its
headquarters in that city. Documents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-07

formed that General Rossndo Marques,
governor of Puebla, Mexico, IL about 70
visit New York 20 participate In the or
ganizatisu Of q company for the building
OF railroad from Apsm 70 Tuxpsm.
Mexico
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-07
FRUITOF WESLEYSWORK
THE FOUNDER OF METHoDISM DIED
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO.

He Left I2o, 900 Followers-The Dele
gates to the Ecumenical Conference at
Washington viii Represent Many Mil
Hons--WeaIth of the Church.
Copyright. 1891, by American Press Associa-
ton.
When John Wesley, the founder OF
Methodism, died, on March 2, 1871, he left
about 10000 followers in the world, Of
whom nearly $500 were in England. Il, 900
in Ireland, 5000 in the West Indies and
British America and $1,000 in the United
States. Just ninety years later the first
ecumenical Methodist conference was
held in City Road chapel, London, and 400
representatives of the followers of John
Wesley from all parts of the world sat
down to deliberate, and it was estimated
that they represented not less than 5000, 900
church members and 100000 of the
worlds population.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-07

is living in Cleye-
land, IN seclu-
sion and in cir
cumstances very
close to poverty.
Yet she was once
quite a noted wo-
man, and IL akin
to the reigning
family Of Russia.
She was born sew
enty years ago in
Pennsylvania Of
Russian parents,
her father having
been a son of Geo.
ReaufaDof, who
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-07

Twelve carloads Of jute sacks have been
shippst from the city " Mexico 70 Cal
eutta, Eia Tampice and TIE Mexican rail-
road. This j. said 20 ba the Grst dirsot
trade Mexico has had with India
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-07
A Moving Tale.

81 hope, papa" she said earnestly,
"that you didn't hurt Georges feelings
when you met him at tho door last
night lie is very sensitive"
"He seemed So"
did he say any;hingf7
'No, my daughter, he said nothing,
but land there was an expression Of
serene satisfaction in the old mans eye)
he was visibly moved. Washington
Star
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-07
IN A HANDSOME HOME.

The New and Commodious Quarters OF
the Concord N. H. Monitor.
The Republican Press association, of
which Senator William Eaton Chandleris a
distinguished member, has just completed
and occupied at Concord, y. H., fine
newspaper building, from which The Mon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-07

itor and indie
pendent States
man viii here
after be issued.
The structure
has few If any
New England
rivals outside
of Boston. It's
- by IS feet in
size and -four
stories high. an
elegant co.abi-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-07

written by the fathers of the church in
America, locks of hair and spectacles worn
by the pioneers, the early publications Of
the Book Concern. etc, are some Of the
features Of what will be a center of attrac-
ton throughout the conference. It will
recall the days Of the circuit rider and
that epoch of Methodism TO see Bishop As
bury's tea canister, which he carried in all
his travels Canes made of wood taken
from historic churches and carried by
great men will abound One which will
be displayed bears this inscription, Relic
from the white oak tree, Carroll county,
Md, under which SCrowbridSe and Evans
preached and he'd rheir frst nleeting.n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-07

Paris is well supplied with medical men.
In all there are 9, 200 physicians, or one to
every 600 Inhabitants
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-07
Tho widow of the .eBoy oov.rnor."

The widow of Stevens T. Mason. once
noted as the boy governor" of Michigan,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-07

HEALED BY A LITTLE GIRL.

AChCC. III 6IaS Oh
extraordinary en-
thusiasm they be-
come so common
tn at the super
natural is more
natural than the
natural, and for a
disease to take the
ordinary course is
an extraordinary
exception. Such a
country is Quebec,
the French prov
ince of Canada,
Snd just at present
there is unusual
enthusiasm. Mira
cles at the Shrine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-07

W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester. Mass.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-11
PAPER HANGING !

GIVE j. l. MEYER the Painter call
" aud have your Paper Hanging done
promptly and neatly. l30 Fort street.
l.. o. Box 3s7. Mutual Telephone
6G2. l50 Il
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SCHEDULE.

Amt. required for
months
more or less.
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BY AUTHORITY.
TENDERS WANTED.

Sealed Tenders will be received at
the Attorney-Generars Office till II
o'clock noon ON FRIDAY, the 20th
day OF November, 1891, for furnishing
the OAHU PRISON for six months,
beginning THURSDAY the Goth day
# November, 1891, with the following
SUPPLIES at such times and in such
quantities as may be required;
The Marshal, or such other officer
as he may designate, will make the
acquisitions, and all supplies will be
subject to his inspection and approval.
The amounts set opposite certain
items in the Schedule are the approx
mate requirements for the six months,
but all the supplies are to be furnish
ed as required by the Marshal.
Bids will be accepted for either the
whole list of supplies or for those
named in any one Glass.
The contractor will be required to
furnish suitable bond for the faithful
performance OF his contract
All Tenders must be distinctly
marked TENDERS for Supplies Oahu
Prison"
The Acknowledgement does not bind
himself to accept the lowest or any
bid. CHAS. CREIGHTON,
Deputy Attorney-General.
Attorney-General's Office, Novem-
hnr 1901
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-11
Irrigation Notice.
HONOLULU, H. l., May 27, 1891.

hoNoLULu, II. l., MAY II, 1851.
Notice is hereby given to all holders
of water privileges that owing to the
prolonged drouth, it is necessary that
care be used in the use of water.
Holders of privileges and the public
generally are therefore respectfully
requested to assist the Department
by exercising economy in the use of
water.
The irrigation hours are from Z
s A. NJ, and to q o'clock p. ri.
JOHN c. WHITE,
Supt Honolulu Water Works.
Approved:
G. n. SPENCER,
Minister of the Interior.
III II
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-04
@aibt,t8tot,.

@aibinston 28oe Teb. Seuotet
bar peotoset @ulets Nmenoement til
Bil1en ON birefte Stat. Sen gaar
MI til &raiioeuten. @uiets BiQ ON
en- &enion paa $4,000 til Nomiral
Gorters @nte er oeioa oeota9et.
"Minneapolis Sourual" bar fpls
senoe Telegram fro @olbiuston, ooz
teret 26oe 5eb., "9be &oit" itriuer
fpl9enoe ON TO al be npe &eprelen=
tanter fra Minneiota: rRittel @al~
uorion, iom ct 1aa meset al en- @uen>
tie. at bans 8ripatiefreter, Der fan
@n9elf. altib maa bore bos bam,
bar tiltrutfet fig 0pmertiombeb paoz
9runo af fit &inoities. Der er falbt
iaa pppist. iom bet. Der bar siort
Nlliance> @enatoren fra &anias be-
rbmt. .. so. 6ou, &epreientont
8. 6. Soils @fterfplser, ct en- ilant:
bp9set Mano. 9au tleber fig 9obt
os bar Iniiatstraf, iom tpoer poa
@tarpbeb og @lubeo."
ut Mr. @aluo11on ct 1uenlf, os
at ban altio maa baue fin &riuatle:
treter bos fig paa9runo al. at benne
fan @uself er MI pel altlammen li9e
paaltbeli9t. 9ans politine Moo=
itanoere bar offentlis inorammet.
at bans @nself ct faa eoo, at bet er
umulist oeraf at itjdnue, at ban lite
er Mmerifoner.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-04
NoroEDafota.

Sngen &eiubmisfion. Bismard
28oe Geb. Sen Bib, 1om blep intro
ouceret ! @uiet om paanp at laoe Sol
let femme ooer 5orbubslnpen, er
meo 20 mob 81 @temmer beiIuttet
benlast paa ubefemt 9ib. Sen bef,
tisite &omp / 2e9islaturen oil b1iue
ON Torila9et ON at faa pef Gorbubs=
lopens itrense @traffebefemmelier.
STU ct @trofen Gansiel % &onfifa:
tion. Betitioner itrgmmer ino fra
alle &anter, ON at Strafen bpr for.
milbes.
- 8ismard 27oe Jeb. @up.
Burte bat aYproberet Biler ON Be<
uillinaer til fp(senbe Suititutioner:
ut Iipl for Dppfumme / 9euils
Safe, Mo1ozDatotas 2anbbru9sfo=
le ! Sarge, @tatsfeneilet,
@tatsuniperiitetet @ranb Sorts os
@oloaterbiemmet / 9isbon, FAINT til
@oot9ibrelie til @upernpren for Om>
tofnin9er ianle6ning Snbianeruros
lisbeoerne $1,000.
= @ranb Sorts 2ben Narts.
&melia 2iitoe, @milp 2ifoe % Selma
Beaupre, Is, 10 o9 4 9ar 9amle,
bleo beftis fpae, frats efter be bapbe
fpiit isaaraftes. 2e9erne, 1om par
tilfalote, ertlereoe, at bet por ct 9il=
felbe af 8e0aoonna.6or9iftn
Sen pusfte of @iserne reboebes peb
9ielp af en- Mouepumpe. Sc to an=
ore er rte9et oaarlise os bill neppe
TONNE Zig. l1noerfeselIe foretoses,
og bet oiite fig, at ct Meoicin91os,
Der inoebolbt 8el1abonna. bapbe itaa=
ct paa en- 9ploe. 9ette oar 9oaet
itptter o9 Snoboloet bapbe runoet
neo let @uppetdo, fom fob nebenun=
Der. Denne @uppe baooe @iaerne
ipif til Mftens.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-04
Minnefpta.

@ibite 1orsone Mor9en bar Der
en- flor Sloebranb / Minneapolis.
Ser brenbte neb tire oafre Sorret>
ningsfuartaler. @n al 8psuinserne
uar ben 10 @taser bpie 2umber e.
@anae>8psnin9. Ser blafe itertt,
os Branofoltene fiempeoe forsieues
mob Sloen. 9(siurance. 6 @omposnier.
nes Sab pil saa ooer 100000.
= @n 10 Nar eammel tpf &t9e
onion | ct. &aul iiofe 2groa9, ioet
2egerne bolot paa at beobue benoe
for osrefter at uofgre en- Operation,
1om bun astebe at at unoerfolte fig.
= 8ulutb 2oen Mfatts. 9(nflose
for Moto er reiit mob 8oitn1efer
@tridlano af sslooopooo, forbi ban
itibo Sobn 9erbp. 9enne iiefe
opoe paa ct. 2utas=Soipitalet ber=
ltebs.
= 6rebas fiofe ll9e febe ben
llptte @erman. at en- Mano peo
gaun Sobn @arren blep orebt ber=
ueo, at en- slrle en- 9ampio9 git itu,
mems ban fob o9 ia9eoe &eb. San
leueoe to Elmer efter ulDtfen. 6an
efterlaoer Quitru og ct Barn.
~MinueopoliS Zines" fortel-
ler ON en- Wano / Minneapolis, en-
forbenu9renbe Erelatbonbler peo
Naun @'llpatrid, iom er blepen bel<
breoet peb &o@s 2pmfe. @an 9aube
mango 9lar baut ct tuberfulpit @aor
/ Iniiatet, Tom insen 9e9e funbe eip=
re noset peo. Os bet par nu fommet
iaa lanst, at ban itfe funoe bape le>
oet lense, ON lite @p9oommen Dor
bleuet itanoiet. 2pmfen uiite itrafs
lin &irfnins efter be fsrite Snbiprpit.
ntn9er, o9 M betra9ter ban fig |om
naiteu fu1ofenois belbrebet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-04
2egtSIatnren.

S 9uiet blep forleben opleit en-
&etitiou fra Sn6uaanere / 9iorman
@ountp imoo almiubelis Msiurance
af &reature unber ,,o9en Omitenbig=
beb.
Tslsenbe @eiolution er blepen in
trobuceret Qulet:
@iben Snouitrien meb @utterbeter
be5pnote i Mebraita os peo @eeierins
gems Biitanb bar uouitlet fig til en-
gearinssfiloe, oer pil bliue al pefu~
nier gfptte for be aaeroDrtenbe &las>
Ter / &eten peo at tiqe9se Millioner
at 9ol1ars til &elfanben / be peitli<
se etoter, o9 bet er beuift, at 9prt<
ninsen af olle @loss &esetabilier i
Miuueiota lpttes inbtil ben bpiefe
@rao of 6ulofommenbeo, oerfor pes
re bet beiluttet, at 6uiets 8refoent
bemDnoi9es til at ubneune en- &omis
te al tire fra 9uiet til at banble /
Jorening meo en- li9nenbe &omite uo=
ttepnt al @enotet til at be]bse @ranb
SSlano os Mortolf, Mebraita, forot
unoeridge os rapportere til bette @us
ansoaenbe bet tilraabelise os pratt
titable / at oprette ct eller fere 6a<
briter for 3iloirfnina al @utter of
@utterbeter ber i @taten. 6pis
&apporten bliuer Gaupr btraf, fal
en- 2op antases ansoaenbc at lofali=
iere os oriue ssabriterne. 9eeuute
&omite ital baue bet &uerp at befem.
me, buor be ffa( anle9ses.
Gori1o9et ON at opbepe. ben 2opbe>
itemmelie, bporefter &esiiter Of 9eebs
/ Ottertail County ofentligsibr fine
maaneoliae Dp9ipr, er antoeet SUI
iet.
@u 8iu, oer beitemmer ON fri @to=
lebbser og oneet @tolemateriel, er
blepen introouceret QUIET.
8aabe @ulet % @enatet bar anta<
get en- &eiolution, bpori bore Sena>
torer os &epreientanter / @onsresien
anmobes ON at uirfe for en- Torauz
bring af Sorenebe @taters &onitttu=
tion berben, at @5enatorerne fan pelz
ges af Solicit.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-04

bet iible perre eno bet fgrite. Bez
sipenbeoernes Gang er itfe louenoe
for &apitalen. &oumenoe 8esipen<
beber faiter lin 6tpgee ioran fig, o9
mprfere blioer 8lutofratits lloii9ter
oe @aab, ioet bet fonouliiuilt taft
bo(eer fine @enjeleffe. Men bette
ct 2ius= o9 9Dosfampen mellem
uretfaroiabeo os Ouersreb .oa ben
euooommeli9e &etferoisbeo al ben
MenneFebeoens Saoer. Der prot(o=
mereoe ale Mennefers 2i9be6 fra
Be9pnoelien. SAB oerfor Intelligent
te Mmeritanere ie til, at @plu 9ien=
inblettes paa fin &laos, os 9obbel>
ianoaroen bliper beblisebolbt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-04

Joiepb Bennington alias 6. s..
@mitb o9 @6arlep @mitb, Der mis-
tenfes forat babe mproet s. S.
Glett, 8etprer for Mortbtpeitern @le<
potor Nrtbur, Gals @cuntp, Mortb=
Satota, paogrebes ben 24oe 5eb. /
Ga @rosie, @isconiin. Ser par.
iom man erinbrer, uolouet en- 8elpn>
ming Of $500 for Morberens Naa~
9ribelle. &emin9ton Tom til ga
@rosfe efter fit eset 0paiuenoe ira
Minneopolis os to9 inb Bort So
tel. Ser bleu ban onbolbt of 9etets
tio q. S. 8prne. 8olitiet Ga
@rosle baooe tiolisere mootaaet &e.
minetonS Gotosrai, iom iuareoe npiz
astis til ben anbolote &er1on. 9an
sienfienotes osiaa paa, at ban mans<
leoe en- Singer paa flu uenfre
9aanb. @an fanotes / 8efbbelle al
$317,5o. Blanbt bans @aser fanb=
tes ct blooi9t 2ommetprtleoe og Fere
&apirer, bborpaa bar Blob. San
baooe mango Befienbte Ga gros1e
fra ct ticlisere Dpbolb oerfebs.
Soiepb &eminaton, Der ct en- un9
Nanb paa % Nar, mistenfes o9laa
forat pare Sorgperen af Morbet /
Sbafopee, Minneiota, buor ben sanz
lie @illiam Sperman, bans 9ufru %
beres balppotsne @puneibn blep MIR
bet. Sc par itubte basfra paa 1au,=
me Maaoe, fom Glett b1ep taeen afoa,
&c. Set ct oplpft, at &emin9ton peo
ben 3io bar aniat i en- 2eiefalb i
ct. Bau1, os at Jan fienbte @per=
manfamilien. Ser er bel enbnn ins
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-04
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

gen Beoiier paa, at Bennington er
Sorbueren al oenne uoaao, men oer
er Omitenbt9beoer, iom pe9er paa,
at ban muli9ens er bet.
Senere meooeles, at &emin9ton
bot tilfaaet, at ban mDroeoe s. 6.
5lett | Irtbur, sc. 8. Meo @enipn
til Woroet / Sbafopee nestebe ban
at tjenoe til @pearman erer at babe
peret paa bet @teb, ba Minneapolis=
reporterne ipur9te bam berom Man=
bag, ioet ban ifpl9e meb @berifen fra
@ais @ountp bar paa &eiie til 9afo=
ia. Man er imiolertio pig paa at
ban n99teoe forme9et.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-04

S peitlise geebraita ct 5000 til.
10000 Menneiter ner peo at 1u(te
libel, o9 / SEEM Oort @itn bliper
buert Qar ca. 10000 Samilier uofa=
itebe, forbi be lite fan beta(e 6uslei<
en-. Men ber bprtes mere Mais i
bette 2anb, eno 80 Miuioner Menne<
iter funoe ipiie op, % &usperterne /
Metp Oorf ititfer aarlis oper 70 Mil<
lioner Dollars ! 2ommen for &us<
leie. GSournal Of &nisbts Of 2as
bor."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-04

@arrenliniens 9amper rSotpa"
ct itbbt iammen meb en anben 9am.
per % iuntet mibt paa Ntlanterbaz
bet. I1e anta9es at bore reooet.
Sfibets 2abnin9 par pRro $780,
955. Ont ben onben Camper meo<
beles intet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-04
sDo=1afota.

&ierre 2ben Marts. Set oultral=
tie Gal9iptem ct pebta9et at be99e
9uie os pil blipe 2op, r,aar BiQen
er unberifreuet al @upernbren. @e<
iubmis sfonbillen pi( fomme op Sc
natet / @orsen os anta9es at bile
9aa isiennem, enbfipnt Temperance
foltet arbeioer fratti9t imoo ben.
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Naria9en til ben forferoeliee @ru<
beerploiion peo &bartop / @uslanb,
buorueb ner 100 Mennefer miitebe
2ipet, bar ben, at en- af Mrbeioerne
troos bet fren9e Torbu6 tenbte en-
@igaret.
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9nolanbet.

@n uopanorin9 af Mormoner bar
be9pnot at ioregaa fra utab. Mor,
monerne bar fipbt en- 1875 Mile lang
os Is Mfile breo 2anbiratning i
Staten @bibuabua / Mfrico, bpor De
nebietter fig. 5lerteQet af benz. 1om
uooanorer, er 0pertrebere af 2open
mob Jlerfoneriet. 6or benz, Der life
oil epsioe bette, be9pnber tet at blipe
ubebaaeliat at bo ntab, us be tore=
treffer oerfor at ora9e uo meo fine
@uitruer os 8prn o9 alt, boab be
eter. Set antases, at minblt 1000
5amllier pil forlaoe Utah iuaar.
= Maoiiou, @isconiiu, 2oen
Marts. g. &rnsresmanb @nute
Helion ct ber 8pen ioas forat un=
oerbanole meo &rof. 50. q. &enneD
al @isconiin @rperimentalfotion ON
at taa Protes1oren til at m0Dtase En-
lisnenoe @tillins / Minneiota.
= @arion. 9feuaba, 2oen Marts.
@om 5plse af Neosangen Hriien
paa @plp ct 100 stenser af Bullion
taset paa Mpntuertfebet 6eriteos %
lenbt til @bina, buor &riien paa
@plu er bpiere eno BET 2anoet.
- 9a fere af @efens Iuiler in
oeboloe en- Meboelelie ON at bet nor>
ite 9ampitib Simon Dumois", &ap=
tetn &anib, for ct Bar Tiger foen
ifuloe pere gaaet unber paa &ei1en
bertra til Matanras, fan bet pere
paa rette @teb at opl1ie, at Damplfi=
bet for Gioen lisser / soo 8ebolo
peo en- af SEEM Oorts @aier, at bet
baooe en- be1ois Sur iaouel berfra
til Motan5as iom tilbase iaien, os at
&opteinen o9 Manofabet befiuoer fig
/ beote &elgaaenbe. @eltens Nuiier
turoe faulte sipre pel / at pere liot
forfisttsere ueo @ieu9iuelien al oenne
@lo9s fra amerifanlte 8llb, ben. Cd.
&pster os ipecielt life forteue bem,
iom ON be bar Gatta, oa bet 10 funbe
benoe, at Noiien tom / &anoe paa
@la9t og &enner of &aptein eQer
Manoltab, % oerpeo belt unpouenoi=
gen bra9te @ora os Betpmrinser
tilbuie bos hem.
. (vNoroiFe D(abe.~)
= IL flyer os Friper el1eue =
Mennefeliu git tobt ueo Slbebrano i
Brootlpn forrise llae. Branben i
9opfins Street, omtolt bort forriQe
Summer, frepeoe en- Mober meb benz
oes fire Bern iom fine Dire. Os
Der 2proa9s fanbt ier Yericner fin
Dpo 5lammerne unoer en- Sloe=
branb / SIT. 129 os 131 @ano
@treet. 8psninsstommisli slionen i
Brootlpn ct neppe oaroaoaen NOT peo
lin Snipeftion Of opferenbe Gene
mentsbuie. 8psnin9slouene, fors
iaapiot an9aar oeres Befemmelier
ON fornpoue uo9an9e o9 @ielpemio>
ler | Branotilfaloe. trnntes oo9li9en
ufraffet. (~Noro1lte Blaoe.")
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-04

s &riitiania, Mor9e, boloer man
paa at oprette ct fort 8punebiem, til
boilfet man a9ter at anmobe ON Bi>
ora9 o91aa ber 2anbet.