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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-09-09

BetDreIlen for &erbensubfillinse
@bica9o / 1898 bar ipetuleret ub en-
Maabe, buorueo man allerebe nu Tan
bespnoe at fire fig Ioaane til ben.
5olt meo fun maaoeli9e @ibler ian
besDnoe at betale MI en- pis @um
boer Maaneb,os naar bet ct inbbetalt
not, oi( Der bliue uoiteot ct @ertificat
til oeotommenoe Nbonnent, os bette
@ettificat berettt9er bam til en- fbrfe
&lasies Sernbanebillet, meo builten
ban oglaa Tan reiie tilbase naariom=
belit unber uofiuinsen, Ter 9ases
fprfe &lasies Accommodation, 11em=
Zig: Soft os 2osi, 2un@ paa ub=
ftillinssplabien, Nosans til bele nb=
itilliu9eu ier @an9e iamt en- Bil1et,
buorueb ban bliper berettiset til
$4,000 bos ct paalibeli9t @ompa9ni, /
Eilfelbe ban bbr eller omtommer,
eller $15 pr. u9e, om ban faar ,,ogeu
@tabe. 9enne Gidet 9ialber for ii
9a9e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-09-09
Noro.Dafota-

Bpen Denils 2ate bat en arteiiit
Brbnb, ber 9iuer 80 @auoner &anb /
M}tnutet. Set er nu Eale ON, at
@reat @ortbernbaueu osiaa fal faa
&ano fra benne Brbnb.
= 9a bet noro9aaenbe Eren /
9orsbass Tom nar Canton. itramte
bet ct &ar Offer, iom par foripenot
en- 8inoer. Sc iatte afaeb / fulbt
2bb, og en- &uinbe, fom lebebe benz,
tenn unoer 8tnoeren os blep bosita>
peli9 talt faaret tuersoper. Benene
bleu affaarne o9 li9elebes Nrmene
og 9opebet. (v9atota.
= Gorfttommisler Barrett bat
ienot @totens 8efoltnin9 til unoer=
Frift 8etitioner, bpori &onsres1en
aumooes om at 9iue en- Eratt 2anb /
&urtle Mountains, 10000 Qcres
flor, til Mationalparf. @ebtommen>
be 2anbftrefniug ct opfblbt meb ritz
oenoe @lue, o9 inoeboloer mango mo-
turfiBnne &artier og pil utpipliomt
bore ct belii9t 2ilfu9tsfeb. @en>
iisten Ct at beuare @touen os binore,
at 2anoet blir ta9et af Settlere, %
&lanen uinber ror 3tlrutning.
(r9atota.
= @leuatorlouen forib9es fat
itraft. @ranb SORTS Ste Sept. &ri=
gen mob @leuatorfompasnierne er
bespnot. 20 @tepninser af alterna>
tiu Manbamus blep ,1pentet ubpirtet
af Ittornep General Spencer % ut.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-09-09

5ra Go9eIter meooeleS, at fere
tuiinoe Wcres Of Mais blep ne1ten
ruineret al Grrit / @inona, @abaiba
o9 Olmfeb Counter liofe Onsbaa
o9 2orSoog. Meb bet meit ta=
uorable &eirlas bil @rgben alligepel
MI blioe oaarlie, beoer bet.
= Geb @ins - @n &onturence=
Examination for @ols af @aubibat
for @aoet @eit &oint bolotes bet
1oas unoer 2e6elie of &oneresmano
Sal. @caminatorerne par Irof,
.. g. Gellano al g3ortbielo, 4 9Drof.
S. 8. 2etpis at @aitin9s, Son.
Sames Mc,6ale af Sbatopee, &. 81.
&iruan al g1ormooo os .. s.. 8er=
gen al @acre6 Seart. Dmtrina 25
Nplttanter bar eraminereoe.
- gilbert Sea 2ben @ept. @anoz
oertetS Srpno ct MI 400 Sob 6Db,
% isaar os ibag bar Der oeret me-
get iterfe Intponin9er baabe til
Die og @as / 8rpnoen. Det pi1er
fig at uGre noset ner paa famine
Maabe iom meo Brpnben oeo Eren.
ton, Jreeborn, o9 bet er famine
@lass &altiten os / famine Dpboe.
Olien bar let at !e, ben iamtebe
fig paa &anoflaoen o9 ct af en- erte>
srpn Garue. Set par ubeleiat, at
@anbet tunbe lite bliue aftengt paa
bette &untt os en- 4rpue foreta9en,
men &ontrattpren ip9er efter vblpbt"
gano os lite Gas el1er Ole. Ser
ct MI life leugere Euiol ON EilIteoe>
oerelien al itore 93eieruoirs eler
4arer af naturlis Gas os Die i
2rentoniormationen / 5reeborn
County.
- Moorbeao Zoe Sept. st al
be oriiti9ite Epuerier, iom nogeninz
be er uof6rt bet / 8pen, blep forz
ipst 2proag. Geo Mitbasstib tom
Der to Meno ino s. S. 9olmes &
Co.'S 8utit, meoens en- anben itoo
ubentor og bolot &a9t. MQe glerte>
ne meo unoto9elie af en- oar 9aaet til
@iooas. Meoens en- af Menoene
opbolbt 8etienten en- &onper1ation,
liltebe ben anoen fem @ar 8utler
uneer en- Doerfrotte, ban bar poa
Irmen. 8etienten iaa bet os lbb
til os toy &laberne fra bam. fgr ban
fit fomme uo. s bette 9ieblit Tom
en- al be anbre 8etiente tilftebe o9
bialp fin &ommerot meb at 9ribe
Epuen. Sc to anbre Manb fofeoe
fig M ooer be to 8etiente, oe efter
en- beftis Romp. buori Fere blaa
Dine erbolotes, blep be tire Tppe
opermanoeoe os bra9t / Mrreit. -
9prbas uoteotes 2icenie for ben
Bite Soloon ber 8per. st fort
Inta( npe 8panin9er ct opfprte ber
forat tases ibrus al Saloonerne. s
ben ioite 19e bat ipu Sa(ooner fra
Sarge ti6bt 2eili9beoer ber / Bpen.
Set uiler fig M, at Brobibitionslo>
ben CT iitano til at bripe @aloonen
fra Sarge.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-09-09
Entered at the post office at Fer .
gus Falls as second class matter.

tornep 8urfe @orbett mob Minneaz
polls o9 Nortbern @lepatorfompaQui
torat tuinse benz til at ople3se &pe-
ben, botlfet be bar ne9tet at 9igre.
2bomas Carr af E6ompion inotom
meo &lo9en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-09-09

Stel9e ct Telegram fra @olparai>
10 til en- Mmeritaner / Merico Fal
8almaceba bore fommen pmborb
paa ct Stib, iom a9ter at brin9e bam
til Gan 5ranci8co, bpiS ban lite for=
fplses for baarbt af Sniur9enternes
&ri9sifibe, | builtet 5alb ban pil lanz
be / Merico.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-09-09
5nblanbet.

@eo ct 8rpllup / &rimrole, Done
County, @is., tom to Sarmer9utter,
Ole &uuoion os Sans Nnoerion op
at Haas ON en- Sente. @ans oil
bore Minoe berom peb at bore enpiet
for &eiten al fit 2iu. 5or me9et
@biitD os &ierlisbeo 9joroe bet, for=
teller vNormannen" Stousbton.
- @pn al @uoerupr @ed of g8is=
con fin bleu 9aroa9 arreteret for / tit
8lao r8eds Gun" at baue auerteret
2ouiiianalotteriet.
- Nnti9o isis. .5te5ept. @n5armer
peb geauu @etlano, oer boeoe mellem
@lano Sunction og @ittenbers, bleb
pieblit:eli9 brabt imor9es. @ans
9eite bleu ifremte al ct forbipasle>
renoe Eren, os ban tafeoes foran
&lo9en, oer Rar bans 2e9eme / to
9ele.
- Brouioens, &boao Sslanb, Ste
Sept. @n for Men9oe Nafta, oer
1efeoe uo al en- 8eboloer peo @itp
@uill @orts imorses os flpo neo ao
@luen, bleu tenot ibrano ueo @nilter
fra en- &ambut. @n @rploiion ful9<
te, Der iuloitenois poela9oe &ambut=
ten % bpoeli9 iaareoe &atrid geasle
% &bineaS @ammeu. 5lere anore
bleo osiaa baarbt iaareoe.
- Miiwautee, @is., Ste @ept.
&eirforboloene fiofe l1se bar lite
peret 9unitise tor Mais, Bosbuebe
os &oteter. Groten isoarmorses
iises at baue siort ior @taoe ben
miotre o9 norolise Sci al 6taten,
os mango Maisosre bar liot meset.
9raneberene (@ranberries), buoraf
omfrins 8 poelasoes for fjorten 9a<
&c iioen. frps isien Greoassmorsen,
% MI ct Der life me9et tilba9e.
- l1ualbe, Teras, Ste Sept.
Erenrpuere, oer forip9te at unbtom>
me ooer 03io @ranoe=6looen meo
$4,000, iom be bauoe beme9ti9et
fig fra en- @rpreisuosn paa @outbern
@acif ficsBanen, bleu i9aar inobentebe
af en- Slot bereone Sa9ere, % ct
@lag fanot Steo. Ii al &puerne og
2 af &ptterne bleu orebte, % flere
iaarebes paa besse @ioer. 2refnin+
gen uar tortuaris. oa 8anoiterne uar
unoerlesne i Nntal. Sc bauoe tmto-
lertio inbtoeet en- belbi9 @tiQins, o8
be bolot ben, inotil Moofano lanser
bar amuli9, os ba flp9teoe &eiten.
Set it9es, at to af oem unofom.
- s &anlas @itp ct en- @ran ble>
ben arreferet unoer Nntlose forat
baue 9iuet en- &epoluer til en- 5or'
brpber, iom ban @mbeosmebfpr be-
ip9te, itrar fer ben fenslleoe fulbe
ben9es forat baue mDroet fin 9uitru.
Moroeren itipb fig, men @beriffen
ileoe frog til, os ben bpoelist iaareoe
Sorbrpoer bleu ben9t tiltrobs for fin
obeube &ilitanb. Set anta9es, at
in9en anoen eno &refeu tan baue
faffet &euolperen tiloeie, oa BET lite
fanotes no9et &aaben bos Sanger,
oa ber Iftenen / Gorueien blep un>
berig9t besan9aaenoe. O9 iom bet
bar en elenois 9pb, faoleoes maa bet
baee paret ct forfarbelist Menneife,
ben rammeoe. 9an fuor os forban=
heoe &etsbetientene, lom Ilebte bam
til @al9en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-09-09
9er1om en- soo @rDbe erholoes nez

9eriom en- soo @r6oe erholoes ne
fte Maaneo, oil en- flor Del al be-
bprteoe 2ono bliue plpiet, builtet pi
Doele9se ct ubpre Wntal @resboppe,
for 1892. Men alt anbet bprte>
2ano buroe o9iaa bliue plgiet, efterai
@g9ene Ct bleone la9t. @repbop'
perne bar be9pnot at parres o9 oil
inart lesge fine 9@s, os bette Nrbeioe
oil bliue fortlat inotil nosen Eib ut
September. @enre Eib for 2Gg:
le5nin9en afben9er naturli9ois me-
get af @eiret, o9 fan blibe meset
fortortet eller forlen9et. Men un=
Der insen Dmitenoisbeo Futoe 2ant
bliue plpiet, far alle s@g ct last.
Deriom Der bliuer plpiet, fpr bette
iter. ct bet abIolut n6openbist al
plpie en- @au9 til, euteu ienere pao
6pten eller laa tioliet Tom muli9'
ON @aaren. @resbopperne fore>
tretter 2ano, iom er frit for &pooer
% oe( breneret. @aaoan @runb
lfaffer ri bem MI peb at lommerplpie
o9 fenere peo tibli9 8lpiuins. NQe
M9re, iom er bebanoleoe paa benne
Maaoe, ct meset mistnnteliee o9
buroe bliue plpiet en- @an9 til.
Seq bar anbefalet iiteoetior @oms
merplptntn9 at plpie MI blot til en-
DDboe af to Eommer o9 lenere til
ben ieouanlise 9pboe. &lanla9t
9anolins er abiolut npopenoie, oe
ben uu,oenoe eller ilufebe Tarmer
fuloe lite bliue tiQaot at ubiette
fin 91obos @rpoe eqer maafe en- itor
Sci af @tatens for 5are. County,
@ommisiererne Tan 9ipre meset
oenne Gag, % be Ruloe, ON npboen>
bist, toinse Tarmerne til at 9ipre
fin &list mob fig ielp oe fine Stonos,
brDbre.
Eilao mig benne 5orbinoelie at
benleoe 9eres Opmerfiombeo paa
bet 5attum, at Staten Minneiota be-
bbuer enoel 2ou9ionins til at beFptte
be flinte 5armerne mob itaoeli9e
Snietter, iom frembrinaes ueo oaar'
lise 5armere. @resbopper burbe
fettea &lasie meb befemte 1mitiom<
me @psoon,me iom {. St. @maatop>
per, os 2oue 6uroe antases til at
unbertrptte bisie Snietter Tom iaa.
banne SD9oomme.
s lin Glminoeliebeb Tan bet iises,
at &eiret bar oeret 5armere meeet
suniti9t CONNER men bar peret
imoo iaaoanne Nrter al @resbopper.
ne, iom tribes beoft / en- BARN % tpr
CONNER. Dette fortlarer, bporfor
Blot faa @resbopper Ct bleoen feet
at Fpue lan9e Mfttanoe. Den fore
Men9be &esn bar eiort oem boone
og forbinoret oeres 5lust. 2euse
fortiat 6ustisbeb pirter itaoelist paa
Sniefter al benne Oroen % fan tor=
lisen bielpe os meo at torminoRe be-
res Mntal oeo at 9ipre benz iua9e oe
forbinore benz fra at lesse 9@s an=
orefeos. eno buor bet er meaet tprt.
Men bet uiloe uere me9et utlo9t
at ftole uoeluffenoe paa laaoanne
9unftise flimatife 5orbolbe eller paa
andre naturliee Mieler til at bielpe
os. @i maa bielpe os 1elp, os alene
iampittisbeosfulbt Mrbeibe uil fire
berti(. Om sunftise tlimatiFe Jor>
boloe itaar os hi, bill bet enbba bliue
npopenoist ombpsseli9 at inipicere
ale anfalone eller enooe alle mistent,
te Igre % ploie benz op uoen 9enfpn
til, bpao bet fofer.
(Otto 2usser.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-09-09
1Ooe Mar8.
Gergns Galls Mgeb1aa
ubtommer 6ber Onaoag.
a. SoIettt, 1ogiDer.
@ubftrtpttor8pri8 $3.50 for Mar, betalt
tTorifu6, eller8 $500.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-29
FOREIGN

GERMAN ministers decide not to reduce
the duties ON corn.
HUNDREDS were FILLED ami thousands
injured 10y The cyclone in Martinique.
TuIRry lives were lost Monday by an
overflow of the st. Marie at Portau-
Prince.
THOMAS EppINGroN q Co, Of Glasgow,
Scotland, have failed Their liabilities
are $3.50. 600.
& TuERE is a great demand for American
wheat and produce in Peru the Cnsliau
supply being cut of
Ar London, Right Hon Henry Cecil
Rates, acknowledgement, died Monday,
from tha effect of a lightning shock.
8, SEVERE storms are reported ON the
Spanish coast a number of vessels have
been wrecked, and great damage has been
done.
TuE AngIo-Australian bank another
land company connected with the Brltls'
Bank of Australia, has suspended, wit
liabilities OF 100000.
a RANCuMAN named Medina, living in
tie United States of Columbia. has con
fessed to murderiug thirteeu children un-
der months OF age Ten were his own
children, and three his grandchildren.
ITALIAN government organs assert that
if the mex couclaye is held abroad the
government will occupy the vatican and
exclude the new pope from it.
THE dispute between the foreign repre-
seutatyts and the Chinese government has
taken a favorable turn and there is pros
pect of am lmlcable settlement.
A TENEMENT house, inhabited by ten
persons Of The poorer class, was burned at
Saudwel Saturday, Two persons were
yremated, "a woman was killed 10y jumping
and two others were seriously injured.
pumNe d quarrel with his father sun
day. az PARIS a young man named Bacon
belonging an American family, attack
ca the tQImer with bewie-knlte, stab
bing him horribly and finally cutting his
throat Bacon, woo is now under arrest
refuses to give amy explanation Of his
crime.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-29

every wild four.footed animal {,
less and ruthless was the slap,L.,-' s 3E
these Boer sportsmen never ears5 = nat
home the animals they had slain r S1lty
ing 10 themselves into large shooting part ;s'
they shot them down everywb6ra
scores, by hundreds and by tbo1s. "
leaving the carcasses to be deyoure5 ~ ,-. ~
vultures and going " few DAYS afrs-s-. .l5
TO gather up the skins which the vni, rllu
had neglected and which the .nn II
dried and tanned. ual
Now the traveller can commas
mile OF plain without seeing M mucL 'iV7t
solitary buck. In a few places bo,gs-.,.s
attempts are made TO esuseitata ana .'
serve the blessbok and the sprin0bot re az
an estate OF some eighty thousand aeTs.
belonging to Messrs. Marks 4 Co, si+Esto5
on the Vaal river, about forty miles sSrtg
of Pretoria, there has been raised ~ ~
Of few hundred springbok which ~
carefully preserved. On another estate -.
far off, near Paritz, belonging h h. A.
koettze, some thousands of bessbok =,
to be found and are very carefully nrs.
served. f''
My friend and |, shooting for two dav,
IN the neighborhood of the silver nina,
obtained the following singularIy yariafv
but somewhat scanty bag-nor do tbinI
that the scantiness could be fairy attribrt
ed to any excessively unskilled shootino.-
Three snlpe, ten quail, six ducks, one Mia
goose, seven cartridges, five coran, three
plover, four pigeons, one eagle and Eva
bitterns New York Herald.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-29

HE Damon iron works of Cambridge
Mass, were destroyed by fire Tuesdat
morning. The loss is 5200, 600,
ONE man was killed and another ser.
lously injured in st. Paul by runawar
freight cars
CHARLES MCCALLUP and J. Martin were
killed and Dave F!aharty injured. in a
wreck on the Union Pacific near Brighton,
Col.
THREE white men were killed by a
raiiroad wreck on the Valley route near
Cleveland station, Mississippi
JONI BERRY, farmer living near
Mount Carmel, H., fell from tree
Wednesday and was so badly injured that
be died within an hour
Az Erie excursion train ran into a
wagon at Paterson, n. j., Friday night,
killing Peter Flanagan and injuring
John Malone.
A NUMBER Of cottages we're burned Fri
day at Ocean Spray, Mass, near Boston
Two menIwere burned 70 death as wave also
two horses. Loss, $4,000.
JAMES Fox, Of Rock Falls, Iowa. was
caught IN a threshing machine Wednesday
and so badly injured that his recovery is
Impossible.
Ton PACE, aged lG, an empIoye Of tue
Ensiey furnace company, at birmingham
A Ia, fell into a lake Of molten Stag Wed.
nesday and was roasted to death.
REV. w. T. CARRIE, rector Of St. Pml's
church at Grand Forks, N. d, his daugh.
ter, Miss Ruth Carrie, and Miss Dora Van
Kirk were drowned Monday evening in
Red Lake river.
A CANAL boat with fully 200 pleasure
seekers collapsed Tuesday night below
Dayton, o. number of passengers were
severely injured.
HERBERT MAPEs, the famous athlete Of
Columbus college, was drowned before his
mothers eyes while bathing Sunday at
Fire Island
ARTHUR CoNNovER Of Princeton ILL., F.,
aged IT, was struck by a train while cross
Ing the G. B. x O. tracks at Miles Satur-
day and instantly killed.
IDA SMITH, aged 49, of Trowbrilge,
Mich, and Pearl Scholey, of Lansing,
aged II, we're drowned at Pine Lake,
near lansing Saturday night by the cap
sizing Of boat Both bodies were re-.
covered.
AT Utica, n. Y, II. c. Mulligan, and
John Lawton were killed, and J Il Hickey
was fatally injured, Tuesday night, at a
crossing, their carriage having been run
into Oy train.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-29

Quebec at a depth Of 1900 feet 1t IS
said to be equal in Quality to the best
Pennsylvania oil.
WHEN one can cross the continent in
four days end seventeen hours by making
quick connections with regular rains, the
rapidly Of the age in which we live is
demonstrated
Two tunnels Of cast iron for an electric
railway have been built in London and put
in operation for rapid transit. They are
three miles in length and lie between forty
and sixty feet below the surface Of the city
streets
Gnbert f. Jones, Who 50 eeds his late
father as proprietor and editor Of the New
York Times, is forty years Of age,
thoroughly conyerant will all branches
of the business and OF exemplary
character.
NEARLY $500, 0OO, 600 Of our cotton and
5000, 600, 600 Of our wheat, besides other
bIeadsiufTs and petroleum, will soon be
needed by Europe, All parts Of the coun-
try are to have an exceptionally prosper
Qua year.
THE king Of Greece and a man from
Omaha both sat down 10 dine on the same
terrace at the baths of AK Ticking, in
the exercise Of his royal privilege, didnot
remove his hat. All others present, e1-
oept the man from Omaha, did so Eg'
erybody was amazed at the temerity Of the
Omaha man except the king himself tie
recognized bis equal at once.
Ir should be known that the silly story
Of likelihood that the house in which
the notorious James brothers were born is
70 be- purchased for exhibition at the
worlds fair, is silly story merely. Some
papers have very strangely put faith in
il, and lectured the worlds fair directors
accordingly. The story was at once de-
med by the directors, and never hid a
thread OF truth in it or about il.
Ir now takes about "a Of the paper
money Of the Argentine Republic to buy
GOLD dollar. There would be plenty OF
money in that country if the world at
large would only resolve that an Argentine
paper dollar was just as good as a gold
dollar and accept it as such, But the
world will not do it, and there you are.
It is not what you think of your collateral,
but what the other fellow thinks,
In is all very well for the New York au
thorities TO indict all the editors for print
ing the news about the electrical execu
tions. That is the best possible way Of
assuring the repeat Of the law which for
bids the papers to print such news. The
trial on these indictments viii doubtless
involve the question as to the constitution
atty Of the law, and 1t is not likely to
stand the test.
UrmsrNGs of the people to purify the
moral atmosphere are becoming common
in different parts Of the country These
outbreaks and expressions Of public opin-
la show TINT the people generally do not
res quietly under continued violations OF
the law that officials appear to beignorant
Of. when public sentiment is aroused to
setion IL is useful, at least, in squirting
the officers to their duty What everybody
sees and is crying out against, the law of
6cials cannot longer refuse.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-29

PETROLEUM has been found at Gaspe,
Quebec, at depth Of $500 feet. 1t is
said to be equal in Qualify to the best
oil.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-29

Ii has been found. after elaborate expe
riusnts. that sewage can be more et1eienI
liz tiifered through open sand than throlg
sand covered with soil.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-29

Two tunnels Of cast iron for an electric
railway have been built in London and put
in operation for rapid transit. They are
three miles in length and lie between forty
and sixty feet below the surface Of the city 9
atreptg
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-29

WHEN one can cross the continent IN
four days end seventeen hours by making
quick connections with regular rains, the
rapidity Of the age in which we live -
demonstrated
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-29

Gilbert f. Jones, Who 50 ceds his late
father as proprietor and editor Of the New
York Times, is forty years Of age,
thoroughly conyersant will all branches
of the business and q man. of exemplary
character.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-29

NEARLY $500 OOO,0O Of our cotton and
goo, 600, 600 Of our wheat besides other
breadstufTs and petroleum, will soon be
needed by Europe. All parts Of the coun-
try are to have an exceptionally prosper
DVa wear
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-07-22

XIII more people than is known. Par
ticularly is this the case i'm instances where
the constitution Is delicate, and among
our immigrant population seeking new
homes In those portions OF the west, and
whore malarial and typhoid fevers prevail
at certain seasons Of the year. The best
preparative for change OF climate, or OF
diet and water which that change necessi-
tates, is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which not only fortifies the system against
malaria, a variable temperature, damp
and the edebilitating effects OF tropical heat,
but is also the leading remedy for consti-
patton, dyspepsia, liver complaint, bodi-
ly troubles specially apt to attack emil
grants and visitors to regions near the
equator, mariners and tourists. Wheth-
er used as @ safeguard by sea voyagers,
travellers by land, minors, or Of agricult-
uralists in newly populated districts, this
fine specific has eliclted the most favora-
BILE testimony.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-07-22
A Queer Little Postman.

A common cockroach was trained to
act as a common letter carrier between
William Rodifer and starlight Jack"
Ryan, convicts in the southern Indiana
penitentiary. 1t is probably the first
instance on record, too, where there was
any use found for this little creature.
Rodifer occupied cell in the tier
just above the one where Jack was
confined and for long time they had
no means Of communication with one
another. Rodifer was a daring fellow.
but he had not sufficient imagination
to get up plan of escape, and he relied
on the bright mind Of his friend,
Straight Jack" to suggest an idea.
One evening Rodifer noticed an
innocent-looking cockroach running
about on the floor.
After watching its gambolings for a
time he concluded no would use it,
So, writing short note to his friend,
he tied it to the cockroach's wing,
and kneeling down on the floor, he put
it out on the wall under the iron bal
cony in front of his cell. He calcuat-
ed that it would run into the cell un.
derneath, and it did.
Jack noted the paper, caught the
insect, and read the note. Then he
answered it and poked the little crea-
tured out on the wall from the ceiling
over the door, where be released it.
The roach went into Rodifer's cell and
was caught. Then they fed and cared
for it, and used it in this manner for
months. In fact, It grew to under.
stand its business.
1t must have been female cock.
roach ,however,for one day it stopped ia
chat with friend and was noticed by
warden. The note, which was writ
ten in some sort of cipher, was taken
off, and the hospital steward. DR.. Sid G.
Mcclure, read it. Then the beetle was
put on the balcony floor and it ran in
to Rodifers cell, Thus the officials
we're kept posted as to the two famous
Jail breakers.
After a time Jack began to suspect
that something was wrong, and he add.
ed a postscrip To his letter something
like this /:
"If everything is right you will find
a hair from my head in this note"
The warden read it, as he did the
others, but dropped the hair and lost
it.
"Never mind it," said Captain
Craig, whose hair was red, put one Of
mine in it,"
The answer came back: THAT las,
whipping must have been an awful one
Jack. for it has changed the color o.
your hair"
The scheming Of these two worthie,
came to naught, however. and they
served their erms.-Tid-Bits.