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The Portland daily press., 1892-09-06
ON THE OLD MACHINE.
Veteran Firemen Manned the Brakes for
Practice Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon was as perfect as
one could wish and the scene in Deering
Oaks, where at o'clock men, women
and children began to gather in prospect
of seeing the Veterans Squirt their old
time fire engine was certainly pictur-
esque The sun shining on the CLASSY
pond and the bright sunlit lawns, backed
up by the tall trees. with refreshing
shady spots beneath, made scene
which Portland may be proud of. Not
until ten minutes after three did the
small boys catch up the cry of There
they GOMEZ and the people flocked from
the shady seats. the boats in the pond
and their stands before the animals cages
to the Green street end of the park,
where the long line of men appeared
dragging the old atlantic" around
the corner.
There were some fifty men grasping
that rope, besides those not SO employed.
The tub was hauled to the nearest end
of the pond and the crowd roped off.
The officers elected at the association
meeting last Thursday, got into their
places and Strengthened things out. They
were: Foreman, Nahum Littlefeld, assist
ants, Robert M. Murphy and Chas. 81.
Leighton; pipeman, Howard A. Fogg and
Peter A. DAILY; leading hosemen, P. c.
Melody and Rufus Waite; hosemen, w.
r. Gribbin and VIM. G. Googin.
The suction pipe was held in the pond
and the "tub'' filed up and $50 feet of
hose laid out in straight line for Green
street. The old veterans focked around
everywhere and with Captain Littlefeld
on top they played the old game of see
saw with the brakes. ''Sock it to her
now" and all the other old persuading
expressions fell from the captains lips
in way to make the brawny arms sweat.
With nozzles of different sizes the veter-
ans kept at work with good re-
suits until some of the coup
lings became loosened. That ended
the first of the practice trials which the
men have got to make pretty frequent if
they want to get into shape for the mus
ter on Boston Common week from
next Wednesday.
Sixty men have already pledged them
selves to go from Portland, and the num-
Der will surely increase to 80 or 100. Thir-
ty-eight of the ''tubs" will be represented
at the N. E. S. V. F. League in Boston,
and with them will come some 5000 jolly
lads who fought the fire demon in New
England years ago.
The Massachusetts, Association have
appropriated $500 for the occasion, and
the engine throwing the farthest stream
with $50 feet of pipe on draft will get
$3.50, the second 500 and the third $50.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-06
BRIEF JoTTINGS.

The treasurer of the Maine General
Hospital has received $3.50 from Mrs.
Margaret j. NJ. Sweat to renew her free
bed in the hospital
A large ice cart broke down on Spring
street yesterday morning. After con-
siderable delay it was repaired and pro-
ceeded on its rounds.
There is some talk of the Casco Bay
Company building a steamer for next
season, at cost of some $4,000, that
will carry from 800 to 1000 passengers.
There were seven baptisns by INNER
sion Sunday at Fish Point.
Philip Robinson, clarinet player in
Grimmer's orchestra, leaves for New
York this week to accept an engagement
in Gilmore's Band.
Yesterday was cloudy and chilly in the
early morning, but the skies cleared be-
fore noon and the day was bright and
warm, a beautiful day for Labor Day.
The streets were very quiet yesterday,
owing to the holiday. and the fact so
many had gone to Lake Maranocook.
The stores were generally closed and the
flag on City Building was displayed.
The selectmen of Cape Elizabeth and
the representatives of the insurance COM
panies that hold risks on Ferry wharf
viewed the property yesterday afternoon.
A young girl on bicycle ran into a
Westbrook electric car yesterday after
noon, as the car was going at high rate
of speed. The girl threw herself from
the wheel and escaped injury. The wheel
was crushed under the car.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-06
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Wyer Greene is spending few
days at Springvale.
Mr.. George Patterson of New York is
spending his vacation in the city.
There will be a fashionable wedding at
the First Parish church tomorrow eve
ming when MI. John Coleman of Chat
tanooga, Tenn, and Miss Julia Boyd,
daughter of Major Charles H. Boyd,
United States Coast Survey, will be
united in marriage.
Mr. Whitman toby Candor) of Au-
gusta was in town yesterday.
At recent meeting of Branch 2S3,
Order of the Iron Hall, Mr.. N. S. Fer
maid was elected delegate to the con-
vention in indianapolis which begins
Monday, September 18th.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-06
Great Diamond Island,

The clam bake last Saturday was de-
cided success although it was postponed
two or three times. The number present
was about the same as in previous years.
The bake was all that could be asked for
and great credit is due the committee.
Mrs. J. B. Irish left last Saturday for a
short trip to Auburn, Me.
Mr.. H. K. Hayes and family and Mr..
Woodside and Mr.. F. J. Rollins and
family have moved up to their winter
residences.
A fine cut of DR.. Walter Woodman' S
cottage is published in the August num-
Der of the Architect and Builders edi-
ton of the Scientific American.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-06
CITY OF WEsTBRooK
Sickness and Bereavement Cause the Sui
eide of III. S. Mcclellan.

On Sunday evening Mr.. Fl. S. McLel-
Ian committed suicide by hanging him
self in the chamber of his barn on Cor
ham street. About $50 he went to the
barn presumably to do the chores and
did not return. His housekeeDer Won
dered at his long absence but thought he
might have gone to the haymow and lain
down and fallen asleep. A little after
10 o'clock his brother, W. E. Mcclellan.
returned home and went to the stable,
where he found him hanging by win
dow cord line from beam near the head
of the stairs. He had securely tied the
cord about the beam, getting upon step
ladder to accomplish it, then he made a
slipnoose which he placed about his neck
and stepped from the ladder.
The cord was so small and would slide
so quickly that death must have been al
most instantaneous. Mr.. Mcclellan was
a well known blacksmith of this city,
about A We ars of age. He has resided
here nearly all his life. He has been in
i'll health for a number of years. His
wife died suddenly from pneumonia q
number of months ago, and since that
event he has been subject to fits of de-
spondency. He leaves no children
Three broth ers reside here and one in
Massac husetts, all younger.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-06
NEW FAD IN MUSIC.
How the Taste Changes
in Things Musical.
Society Ladies Enthusiastic Over the
New Musical Craze.
Its Chief Exponent's Interesting Talk
In Regard to Himself.

The fashion in music is all running toward
the banjo this season. Thousands of girls and
women in fashionable society, to say nothing
of the men, have taken up the banjo as the pop
ular musical instrument of the day. The
'thrum thrum" of fair fingers is heard on every
hand.
Prof. Henry G. Weitzel, one of the greatest
musicians this century has produced, occupies
the undisputed position of the best banjo play
er in the world. Visited at his home, S41
South Canton Street, Baltimore, Md, the great
exponent of the banjo was found full of enthu
siasm for his beloved instrument. And in his
hands the music is indeed beautiful-wonder-
full.
The great Professor, as everybody knows,
was most seriously sick for time but his thou
sands OF admirers will be glad to learn that he
has completely recovered his health.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-06
Made
Possible

One OF the largest successes
in the way of Flavoring Ex-
tracts in the world is the
Price Flavoring Extract Com
pany. Their success is
attributed to the perfection
OF DIR. Prices Delicious Flaw
orins Extracts. This perfec-
ton was made possible
through the new processes
discovered by DR.. Price for
extracting from the true fruits
t;ae;i natural 1ayoring proper
ties. Any housekeeper that
will use DR.. Prices Orange,
Lemon, Vanilla, or any other
flavor, will pronounce them
fa sssiass.
The purity of Dr.. Prices
Tlavoes offers the. best secur-
ity against the dangers which
are common in the use of the
ordinary fiavoring extracts in
the market.
r sale by GEO. C. SHAW g. CO., and
rst class GrocerR.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-06
Concert at Great Diamond Island,

The Ladies' Aid of Great Diamond Isl
and will give concert this evening at
Elwell Hail.. Boats leave Portland Pier
at 7.30, returning after the concert. The
wharf at the island will be lighted and
cars will be in waiting for passengers on
the return to the city. The following is
the programme:
Piano Solo-"Fire Charm. ....... Wagner
Miss Alice Philbro0k.
Song-Only Year Ago. .Tosu
DR.. Nickerson.
Sunset" ............ Buck
Miss Kate M. Kicker.
Duett-The Wanderers Night Song ...:..
............ ............ ..Rubnstein
DR.. Nickerson and Mr.. Pierce.
Song--Selected. ........-......
Miss Florence G.. Knight
Piano Solo-"Slumber Song. ........L lSzt
Miss Philbrook.
TriO-"In Old Madrid Trotere
Miss Knight DIR. Nickerson and Mr.. Pierce.
Solo-'True Till Death.". Gatty
Mr.. Pierce.
Quartette ....... ,........ :.
Miss Knight, Miss Kicker, DR.. Nickerson and
Mr.. Pierce.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-06

Search and seizures were made yester-
day by the liquor deputies at James Gull
lens, Al Commercial street; Margarine
Lang.s, 8 Cotton street and Mark Lang's,
"A Centre street. A quantity of hard
liquor was found at each place. The
sheriffs report fairly quiet day.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-06
and Others.
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS.
See That Your Names are Registered.

The Board of Registration is in
session today at their room in City
Building, sitting from 9 to 1, from to 5,
and from 7 to every day until Saturday,
when the session closes at p. m. Re
publicans who have not registered should
go early and avoid the crowd at the end
of the week. Those who registered last
spring need not register again. Go the
first of the week if you are not regis
tered. Every voter must go himself if
he has not registered and get his name
on or he cannot vote.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-06
The Cholera Makes Sugar Higher.

The cholera has not got here yet; but
some of it's effects have reached us. SUI
gar has risen half cent a pound because
of the cholera at Hamburg, whence large
quantities of raw sugar are usually ex-
ported. The interference with the ex-
portation makes the refined article high
er in the United States.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-06
EQUITABLE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.

The increase in the interest earn
ing power OF the UNION MUTUAL
LfFE-INSURANCEC COMPANY. for
the first half of this year, compared
with the like period of last wear.
shows an average increase of One
Thousand Dollars per month.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-06-15
NororDafota.

@n betjenot 6armer, 8. 9. 2ar>
ion, iom boebe 8 Mil ipo for Mi@i=
gan @itp / Noro=D =Datota, omfom tor=
leoen Sag ueo ct &aaoeFub fra fin
&ammerats 8psIe, oa ban Dor uoe
paa Sa9t. ....
Sfelse Meobelelie fra @6eat>
lono, Noros9atoto. 9oe b., omfom
en- 10 Nar sammel @ut peo 9eapn
George Melion, oerueb at ban falbt
at fin Bonp, ioet ban reo omtap meb
lin 6aoers 9pretarl, oer fiprte / en-
&o9n. @utten bar liot ba9enfor
&osnen, os oa oenne plubleltg fanoz
1ebe, tprneoe &onien imoo &o9nen,
@u:ten falot af, os Bonien falbt oper
bam. @utten brat @alsbenet % bar
fror opo. .
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-06-15

aelie. Greiitentens Gambling bleu
at &ri9sminiperen. Mr. @ltins, er<
tleret for at oare fulbfenbig rietig,
og 1elp Mr. Blaine ibntes lite at tage
ben bet minofe ilbe op. Men 1aa
uar bet lite meo Mrs. Blaine. 8a=
gen fer 8laiues @eiisnation bapbe
bun Goretreoe bos &reiioenten.
Men Breiioent @arriIon neetebe
fremoeles at fortremme benbes @pi=
serien til Brisabeseneral ouer 9ope=
bet paa elore oe beore Ofiicerer. oe
Mrs. Blaine bleu preb. &eb Slut
ten al bet itormenbe Snterpietp fal
bun baoe 1ast: .Mr. &relioent,
9eres Nflas paa min Beeierins
pil mebfpre Sab af 9eres @iennomi<
nation" 9oao Der iiben fu(ste er
betienbt. 8loiue git uo af @esie=
rinseu, ipste geomination % blep
Hagen. 9eu er Blaine en pripat
8oraer. &e9ierinsen bar tabt en-
op3tis Statsmano, os @tatsmanoen
bar tabt meset al fin Bopularitet -
foroi ban sau efter for fin @uitrus
eseniinotse @olitit.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-06-15
@,1rra for Ssene=@dooe11bene!

Tersus TaQs Driuiny Farf TO-
citation bar truHet arrangements for
enoel @eitezGeooelgb 5er9us 6aQs,
Minn., Gtrsoas o9 Onsoas ben 21oe
o9 22oe Sunt. Bro9rammet er fpl=
9enoe:
lite Sag, 21oe SUM-.
1929 Glass Trot, $3.50 90
800 Glass Trot, 100 90
2oen 9aa, 226e SUM-.
Free for all Trot, $3.50 90
2:37 Glass Trot, $50 90
Greoibe euer flere of be burti9fte
Traoere Minneiota bill fappes ON
btsie &remier. 5pert eneFe 9pb
will be for blood. Som uo os
Ie 5eraus Jauss6eltene pince. Noz
gang til 25bebanen 25c; Blot 5 Mis
nutters Gang fra Bpens Centrum.
&eooetpbene hespnoer precis &(. 2
@fterm,ooas.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-06-15
4oe Sult.

Set latter lnart mob Tioen for &c.
iten peo Sen Mile Safe. Ser er
manse S 5orbaabnin9er, iom tnptter
fig til oenne Tor mango pietise Besi=
nenbeo.
Haitor @toriobann. iom ct paa en-
&ei1e runot Soroen. oil uere tilfebe
os tale paa Gormibbosen, Grof. Dfte<
teoal paa @ftermiobasen.
Der ct Z Sansforeninaer, Der bar
meltt fig iom 9eltasere, men fere
oentes enonu. 9isies Mapne Tan lite
fomme paa &rosrammet, men ber iial
b(iue &laos for ale, iom fommer.
Ser ct nu be bebfe uoiieter til, at
ri fal faa ct Je(lestor paa $50
Stemmer.
0m &eiret tillaoer, oil bet blipe ct
ooeroroentlts fort Mpbe. Sra olle
&anter oil fet(t9tl9ote Sfarer mpbe
paa 2anbets Gribebsoas, life fom
oilbe Snbiauere til 9pileslpsbeo %
GilfrebsitiQelien af fine onbe 2pfer
os &jpoets &rap, men iom trifne
Borsere til at feire 2anoets 9pit1os<
bag paa et1 barbi9 Maabe.
Qermeb bore @aoen poa bet bebre
anbefalet.
afnn1ifppn
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-06-15
StnS8rerS Slje Delbreoer Nerpe=
fctct.

Win l3.aari9e 9atter ansrebes of
Neruefeber os bar meset ips. 81
benteoe Sage, men gun blep Blot
oaarlisere, os en- Scat troebe ies, bun
ifuloe oD. S min Gortuiplelle sreb
ies til 2inosrens Die. os en- 6oran<
bring til ret bebre inotraaote frog.
Da ies bauoe siuet benoe en- bel Tlaz
tie, bebguebe bun lite mere o9 er MI
fulotommen friF. Mrs. 6. @briiti=
anlen, ct. Silaire, Minn.
unoerte9nebe bar mango Nar pez
ret ploset of @ist. os forleoen &in:
ter maatte ies lis9e tilien9s flere
Maanerer. Seq bar foribst mango
2eser os mango &atentmeoiciner
men erbolot insen 2inorin9, far ie9
forisste 2inosrens Die, fem er ben
beofte af ale Meoiciner, iom leg bor
prpuet. Seq er MI iaa friF, at ie9
fan arbetbe. o9 pil paa bet bebte an<
befale 2inosrens Die.
@briitian Dllon.
5ersus Soils, Minn. 2 9(pr. '92.
Taaes 9ino9rens &ontor nermef
&eeueS' 6rBbanoel. Ser9us Sails.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-06-15
Mtunefpta.

Ebe Columbia @lepator Company
incorporereoes / Winneapolis forles
ben meb en- &apital al 100000.
Set Ct ct npt &ompo9ni.
- 6. u. OlIon minneapolis
brutneoe / Song 2aie @gnbos Nften.
- @eb M0iancembbet Blue@artb
@ountp pebtoses en- &eiolution tor=
leben, buoroeo Sen. s. $. 8ater on:
befales til 3on9resmonb. @an Ct
Meblem al @ouatpalliancen.
- Yaa 6oltepartiets Contention
for Ste 9iltritt 2ittle Gaus forleoen
nominereoes $. Barious til &onsres=
fanoibat. Set antases meb Sitter.
beo, at @ittel Qaluorion tunbe bape
erbolot Nomination, bpis ban lite /
ct 8reu til Dele9at S. s. &obbins
baooe ertleret. at ban lite pnlteoe
ben.
- @ienforeneoe. sos County,
1erten / 9ennepin County inbfanot
Der fig forleoen Sag en- "a Iar sam=
mel @ubbe ueo 9taun Matbias &run,<
BOLT % en- 81 Nar 9ammel Some,
Sobanna &rumbolb, forat ubtase
@9tefabslicenle. De bauoe 9iitet
fig fin unaoom os bapoe leuet lpt=
feligt til for etpar Mar iioen, oa Der
tom en- &nube paa Eraaben o9 for=
aariaseoe Stilsmisie. Sc tanoe bog
lite slemme boranore ps bei1utteoe
tiliibit after at forene fine Stiebner.
9e er MI piebe paaup.
= Gn @taoeseritatniue paa $780,
500 ieser Mrs. 8. 6. Erapis al
Minneopolis Sporposnslelltab. 9uu
paaitaar, at bun ben 24oe Marts
bette Nar i6ste at iti9e iuo en-
Sporuo9n, men at Metalbaanota9et
8osneu bar laa ouermattet al @let=
trtcitet, at bun iom Gpl9e af oet@tpo,
BUN erbolot, iioen bar peret aloeles
elenois al Blaser. SUN er 90 9(ar
9ammel os lisser unber itabi9 2e9ez
bebanolins. 9enoes Manb be9ie=
rer berbos $4,000 i @ritatu1ns for
Eabet af fin @uitrus Nrbeibstratt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-06-15

81 buroe iioite l1ge baoe meobelt
ON @robibitioniiternes @tatsconuen>
tion, men let blep besuerre forlpmt.
Sen ot6olbtes ct. Saul ben lite
bs. Ser par tiltebe omtrins 140
9ele9ater. Glere 2ptpnfninsstele=
srammer bleu afienot til be forfieui.
&c 8robibitionscono runbt
ON / 9auoet. &reiioentelectors blep
nu ualgte. Sra Zoe Dtftrift pal9tes
&eu. 8. 8. @ausan. @fterat en-
&eiolutiou uar peotaset, bpori &C.
treteren al Statss Central 6 &omiteen
iretteiattes, forbi ban bapoe fortpnbt,
at 9amer lite maatte flooe / @oupen=
tionen. 9ao man ii9 itait meo bet
financielle Sp9r9smaal. Ser iubFri>
berebes / bet belle $2.450. &latfor>
men peotoses MI, buorpaa mon ifreb
til 9tomination al Statsembebs=
menb. @esleb M. 2atprence bolbt
en- pen Gale os nomiuerebe gS. s.
Dean fra Minueapolis til @uperngr.
tanbioot. Sen 6Dlbef, Mr. Sean
bleo @ienitano for, tos Mobet fra
alle benz, fom pnFebe anbre opitiuet
iom &anbioater, % Mr. 9eans yto<
miuation blep siort entemmis. 9e>
le9at Mc@ontep fra Dttertail @ountp
l,ominerebe Die &ron fra @uanspille
til &tce>@uperngr. Dies 9fomina=
tion git i9iennem meb Exclamation.
&ibere nominereoes 8. s. @aine,
6il1more County, til Nubitbr; 8.
g. Grams, 2pon County, &asierer;
&rofesior $. $. 8afer, Norman
County, til @tatsiefreter. Dm &f=
tenen bolbtes ct sobt beipst Mpbe,
buor &ep. 8. 8. @ausan fra 5er9us
Sails nabnebe Galernes @ette. SO.
50. @atertee torei1os at afbolbe r&a=
tificationsmpber" oper belle @taten
ben Abe Suli, bpilfet pebtoses.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-06-15

Sfslse en- 9iitorie. iom lises at
tomme fra en- paalioelis &iloe. Rol
bet uare Wrs. Blaine, bet ct @tDlo
i, at Stats1efreter Blaine reiignerebe
os toartimo6 fin tibli9ere afeiune@r=
flerins ti1oo fit Naun at tomme frem
paa Miuneapolis> @onpentionen.
Mrs. 8laine bot ben iiofe Eio
oeret en- bitter 5ienbe al &reiioen=
ten. 9un ct 8efitoelie al en- Sern=
bile, iom lite er let at bpie, naar bun
bar iat fig noset 9opebet. AIRS.
Blaine bar albria lit @reiioenten,
foen ban aflos at uoneune benbes
@bn. @alfer Blaine, til Taberens
Nsiitent / Statsbepartementet. Men
bet er bog en- anben Eiljibeiettelie
af benoes Jorlansenoe, lom bar brast
benoe meit / 9arniit. 6un bar en-
Spiserien. 2pitnant @oppin9er, iom
nplis bar forfremmet til Oberft.
9enne npbaste Dberf pnitebe at
tomme bpiere op oper ben militere
@mbeositise. 9a bet goat lent meo
5orfremmelien, buis Mnciennitetens
g3e9ler ital fblses, foretraf Dberien
at saa Stiprtepeien. Ser bar lebia
en- &laos / 8risabeseneralernes &et=
te, os gol. goppinser fit lin mestise
Spisermor til at tase fig af fit Sag.
&refibent 9arriion iuarebe paa Mn=
ipsnin9en. at Blaines Spieerlpn fob
paa Gluten af 2ifen oper Dberfter.
ne, % at ban funoe lite ipriuse oper
IS honorable Dfficerer al insen an=
ben @runb enb ben blotte Beeunfi>
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-06-15
5nb1anoct.

Dmfoitnincerne meo &usielliasen
@au Glaire belpber fig til $1,000, %
enonu ct ben lite aloeles fittert afz
9iort.
- Bar 6arbor, Wfaine, lite
SUM-. Wr. oa AIRS. Blaiue anfom
bib tmorges o9 tjbrte birefte til @tan=
tpoob, oeres @ommeropbolbsiteo.
= 6erman Sobnion, en- % Qlar
9ommel @uenfe, oer forrise Nar
bleu ouerfibrt af ct Gran Sterile
ben al @uperior, gBis., bporpeo ban
mtiteoe fit enc Sen, blep forleben al
Surpen tiltienot en- @taoeserltatning
al $6000.
= S Tonatpanbo, gfetp gorf,
fanot oer 2grbag @teb ct @ammen.
itpo meGem Bolitiet o9 800 frifenbe
Irbeioere. Bolitiet maatte Ipste os
nosle al benz bleu baarbt 1aaret.
Sc, iom bapee taset &c itritenbe Nr=
beireres @labs, blep brepne pef.
- @obfreo Berntien @ollanb, en-
uns os fiet norlt @pmanb, fit en- ba=
itts 9pb iibfe Onsbaa, meboeler
n@oroiite @laoe." 9an bolbt paa at
pubic en- @aluttauon omborb paa en-
2pfieiler, iom laa beo Brooflpns
9otter, oa &anonen, 6er bar label, git
al. o9 @fuoet rammebe bam i unoerz
lipet meo ben Splse, at ban frats
etter opoe. Sans 9amle Mooer /
5ariuno, iom / fin @9n penteoe en-
@tptte / lin Nloeroom, oil MI moota>
se 8nolfabet om bans reblomme
9gb.
- &or befienote 9anbsmano,
8psmeiter @o1p. Sgrenien, bapbe
forleoen ct bpiit ubebaselist goeutpr.
9an bleu nemIi9 funoet beoibf(ps
2i(tano lis9enbe toers ouer Sernba>
neitinnerne 9tarbeoen al &iu9 Str.
Stem Dort. 6ans @uloubr o9 &iaz
be, 6inserrinse o9 en- 9iamantnoal,
tilIammen repraienterenbe en- &aroi
al $500, par bprte. Ggren]en blep
bra9t paa Stationen p9 al 8etjenten
anflaaet for - 9rutfenfab. Set
lDtfeoeS Dog 5grenlen, ber liot eiter
liot fom til Jig ielp, at faa Bolititop=
teinen torflaret, at ban aloeleS lite
uar fulo, men at ban paa en- euer anoen
Maaoe par blepet bebpoet pg rppet
for fine @ienbele ialnt lutteli9 1lebt
ben o9 last tiers uoer @tinnerrte,
| formooentli9 / ben oelmente Qenli9t,
at ct eller anoet sSernbauetos fuloe
tiere bam libel. Sprenien er lite
iitano til at erinore bet fierneite al,
boorleoes bet ct gaaet til. Set ibne
ban buffer er, at ban ON @ftermib=
bosen baooe let paa fit l1br, o9 at
ban oerpaa git opouer @leuatortrope
pen oeb &art &lace @tation. Nlt
buao Der ligaer mellem bette Dteblit
og nete 9agS 5ormiooag, oa ban
fanot fig ielu paa @tationen, ct It
fuloitanois b(antt Nrf for bam. Dez
teftiper ct ube for at faa 2ps @a>
gen. (9toroife 8labe.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-06-15

9aicarasua &analtompa9ni bar paa
Mpbet / ct. Souls ben 2ben % 3bie
bs. facet peotaset &eiolutioner, bport
@onsreslen anmobes ON at Doe Gorez
tasenbet financiel nnoerftbttelie. 50
&omiteer bleu neoiatte, ben enc til
at operpere ben repnblitanite Matio>
nal. Contention og ben anben for at
mpbe paa ben bemofratife | ben Sen.
ii9t at faa bisIe til at uotale fig /
Gab5r al unberfbttelie.
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perne.

Blabet Our Dumb Animals for
SUM 6ar ct Billebe af en- &lpnse
Erer Nrlin9tou, Masi. Sc er
np9ne 1om ON Biuteren. 2pnet er
bleoen fortaret af the Gypsy Moth,
lom 1piier neiten enboer Eins, flyer
Blabet. Staten Masia@uietts bar
anueuot 100000 paa 6orips meo at
ubrpooe ben Nerbeoen al Beitpn.
Mlt bette funbe baue peret 1paret peb
en- risti9 &eRpttelie al oore 5uale.
Motben er lite ubrpboet, o9 ri fan
enonu bliue nbot til at anmooe ben
en9elfe Spuru ON at tomme oS TIL
bielp. iom ben 9iorbe for mango Nar
1iben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-06-15

&olera raier frpatelt9 / bet noro=
bitlige &erlien. 8lanbt be Snofpbte
/ Bpen Mesbeb / &rouinien &boras>
ian opr ber ba9lis $50 Mennefer.
@uropaerne / 8Den bor bibtil unb,
saaet @psbommen. Sra 9arrar
bet Snbre af Nfrtta meooeles osiaa
ON en- forfaroeli9 &oleraepibemie.
9e opoe blir itte besraune men for
torres af be 9roaoi9e 9pener.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-06-15
StoIerapport

fra 9iftr. 1852, Eoipn af Eoroen.
ftiolb, for ben 9ermir, 1om enber meo
lobe SUM 1892.
Gntal Bbrn inbfrepne 25, 9ien=
neminitligt Gntal @leper til bper
Sag 90; Initial beig9enbe 16; Nntal
@teper, iom buerten bar for<
ibmt nosea @tolebas eller er fommen
for fent 2. The roll Of honor be>
ftaar al fdgenbe:: Sba &eterlon %
9annab Mielion.
6. 6. 2amion, 2erer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-06-15

@ol. 8. 8. @olt, &refoent af ben
rationale Tarmeraliance, bpbe iioite
u9e. 9an bar en- al &eformparttets
mef fremrasenoe Meno os bleo an>
feet iom ct al bets bebfte 8refioent'
emner.