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The herald., 1893-06-01

James Mack, prominent merchant
OF Santa Paula, is in the city for few
dsye.
Bernard Downey lie lying very i'll with
pneumonia at the residence OF his uncle,
exGov. Downey.
Geo. w. Boyd, captain OF the bark
Seen. Fairchild," is spending few
days in this city at the Nadeau.
Mrs, Dupuy aud Miss Dupuy have re-
tuned to Los Angeles after pleasant
viait with friends and relatives in the
east.
J. E. Williams, captain of the ship
Wechunett' of San Pedro, ie a guest at
the Nadeau. mrn. Willio-ssA. e-saar,, na-
MES him.
J. II. pattnn, ono of the owners OF the
Gold Bar Mining Co., located in San
Bernardino county, is in the city bust.
ness bent.
Charles Jenkins, chief clerk of the
Hollenbeck, leaves tomorrow for two
weeks vacation. He win visit Santa
Barbara, San Diego and Ventura. Mre.
Jenkfns accompanies him.
Professor Coquillett, from the depart
ment OF agriculture at Washington, ia
staying short time in this city, He
has been sent here officially to inspect
new insect destroyer and report on the
result to lhe department.
Mr.. l. w. Hellman, president of the
Nevada bank OF San Francisco, is pay
ing Los Angeles visit. lie is the pic.
turo Of health, rs his legion of friends
will be glad to learn. He is contemplst.
ing important improvements on his
property fronting on Second street and
Broadway.
Charles M. Martin who is introducing
q new system of inseeticide for doing
away with ell bugs, insects, etc., ia
stopping In the city at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. Martin has just returned from Aus
tralia, where his insecticide received
great attention from the governments
officials. He expects to stay here few
DAYS.
The herald., 1893-06-01

The participants and chaperonH OF the
floral pageant are requested to meet at
Kramer's hall, Friday evening June End,
at 1880.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph compsny's
office, corner Court and Main streets,
for B. A. Warren J. W. Lancaster,
Charles Griebel.
The following building permits were
iseued yesterday; William Wright,
dwelling, between Washington and
Eighteenth streets. $2400; S. l.. Rich
ardson, dwelling, Angelefio street, near
Bssudry avenue, $1,000.
The feast of the blessed sacrament and
the first anniversary OF the holy hour
will be celebrated in the Old Church,
Plaza, this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Very Rev. A. j. Meyer of st. Vincent
will preach the sermon.
The Free Methodist conference will
meet this afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Gem
eral Superintendent Coleman OF Wiscon-
ain arriqed in the city this morning from
San Jose, where he has just held the
California conference. He will speak at
the church, on east Fifth street, near
Wall, this evening at 80 O'Clock.
1t is announced that Miss Margarita
Marietich, daughter OF Mr.. Andrew
Marietich, we'll known pioneer of
San Francisco, at present resi-
dent here in Los Angeles, will
be married to Mr.. Vincent Scarich,
resident of San Francisco for many
years. The wedding will take place
next Saturday. June Sd. at the brides
parents residence, on Vine street, and
the newly married couple will make
their home in Los Angeles.
The herald., 1893-06-01
WAS FOUND In TIME.
DETECTIVES AUBLE AND BENSON
PREVENT A SUICIDE.
An Old Man Overcome by Domestic and
financial Troubles Makes an
Attempt to End His Un-
happy Career.

Nothing but the quickness OF Detec.
tives Auble and Benson prevented g sui.
eide from taking place yesterday.
Walter Renauf middleaged man,
has of late been in reduced circum-
stances. Two weeks ago George Wal
ker, who keeps a cigar store on Main and
First streets, furnished him with the
necessary stock with which to open a
cigar stand on South Main street. Re-
maui seemed to be doing very we'll, but
Was out of spirits and seemed i'll at ease.
Yesterday lie went to Walkers store
and left a letter for him, which Walker
opened shortly afterwards and found to
contain 500, and a paper in which he
assigned his stock and fixtures to Wal
ker. The letter concluded with asking
Walker to give his body proper burial
when found.
out on the would.be suicides track, and
after some trouble found the old man IN
the vicinity OF the Cahuenga paes. he
had taken his boots off, and had an open
knife and bottle OF whisky in his pos
session. He was sitting down, and un-
doubtedly meant to screw up his courage
with the liquor and then terminate his
existence with the knife. He was re-
moved TO the city jail, where he will be
kept few days for medical treatment.
Mr.. Walker told a HERALD reporter
that Renauf had had good deal Of
family trouble lately. He was divorced
from his vile short time ago, and felt
the separation deeply. He had also lost
good deal of money by unfortunate in
vestments.
Mr.. Walker said chat he had no doubt
that Renauf would have killed himself
had he not been found in time.
The herald., 1893-06-01
A BANK BREAKER.

The Uncomfortable Predtcament Yester-
day of n Cashier.
Edward S. Henick, an insane, entered
the Southern California bank yesterday
afternoon, and approaching Mr.. Flint,
demanded 80 cents, saying he would
break the bank if his request were not
complied with. Mr.. Flint tried to get
rid Of the man peaceably, but as he per-
sisted in his demands for money, Off or
Dsitvig was called in and the lunatic
arrested.
On the way to the station he raved in
coherently about being endowed with
power from above, and threatened
divine vengeance on the entire commu-
nifty. Later In the day he was arraigned
before the lunacy commissioners and
committed to Maps asylum.
The herald., 1893-06-01
BASEBALL COMMENT.

| What San Francisco Paper Says of the
Situation.
A late issue of The Wave, published
in San Franciaco, prints the following
anent the recent change in the person
mel of the magnates of the California
league, evidently written before the re-
tirement OF Duke Finn:
The retirement OF Col. Tom Robinson
from the management OF the Oakland
baseball club ought to be hailed by ali
lovers of the national sport with p@ans
OF delight. Ii Mike Finn and Uncle Har-
ris would now return to their original
occupations, building sewers and selling
cigar0, respectively, there would be
cause tor unboundsd rejoicing every
whero, and after awhile there might be
revival of baseball enthusiasm in this
state. SO long, however, rs any one of
the three continues to manage base
ball nine in the California league, the
game cannot fail to be q swindle and
q fraud. IL is said to be difficult to
make whistle out of a pigs tail, but
that operation Is easy compared to maxi
ing baseball popular with any OF these
three mon az managers.
For rising six years now we have seen
baseball played at the Hsight street
GROUNDS soi6ty Ior tfiu gaUo money. II a.
player developed unudual talent and be-
came a fsvorite, his manager speedily
picked a quarrel with and discharged
him. | suppose this is accounted for
by the fact that the heroes OF the dia-
mond resemble the heroes of the stage.
They follow public applause with de-
mandH for increased salaries. There
has not been seaeon for years that the
championship pennant has not been
worked" for the gate. Club pride has
been killed and the spirit of the players
dampened in order that the finishes"
might be close and the gate receipts
swelled. Finding that there wss moth
ing genuine in the championship con-
following them, and baseball has appar-
emily gone into total eclipse.
This is not the fault of the national
game, nor has it been due to the un-
ekillfulnesg Of the California league
plhyers. For six years, instead of base
ball, we have been treated diurnally to
the auarrels and chickering's of "Tom"
Robinson, 'Mike' Finn and "Uncle"
Harris, three vulgarianH who should
have always-had they possessed grain
OF common sense--kept themselves
from the public view. No wonder peo-
pie have grown sick Of baseball when it
hss como to consist principally of the
antics of three such ridiculous comedi-
ans. II Harris and Finn would now
retire, have not the slightest doubt
that baseball would revive. There is no
lack of public interest in the national
game. Interest in the managers" only
is tagging.
The herald., 1893-06-01
Think OF This

In Los Angeles-property within five
minutes walk Of our largest hotel and
postotfice-only four short blocks from
each between Third and Sixth atreets.
crossed and recrossed by electric lines .
convenient to all the railways; property
suitable for both business and residence
and all this at prices established by an
auction sale If you miss buying now
1t is your own fault, not ours. See us.
Easton, Eldridge d Co., Los Angelica
Land Bureau, 207 South Broadway.
The herald., 1893-06-01
a Lnnd.Iide.

VERY MARKED REsUlTs.-The term land
slide usually conveys intelligence of disaster,
whereby many are killed, but this time 1t is
Miles Restorative Nervine, a remedy that is
daily saving the lives OF thousands who are
suffering from nervous disorders. 1t cures pal
ache, spinel diseases, hysteria. iii effects of
spirits, confusion Of mind, etc., and builds up
the body surprisingly. Brown & Msybury,
gained es6 soa bI q
Rance, the druggist III N. Spring street, on q
guarantee, Get book free
The herald., 1893-06-01
$40 gowa,d.

:, We authorize your druggists, OF &
Vaughn, to refund $1,000 in any case
that one OF Smiths Dandruff Pomade
tails to perfect a cure in any case OF
oandruf, regardless OF how many years
standing. Try it and you will not re-
gret it. For sale only by OF & Vaughn.
druggists, corner of Fourth and Spring
streets, Los Angeles.
The herald., 1893-06-01
Our Cnntrnnt

On Wolfskill tract lots will not last all
summer, 80 if you want this property at
auction prices you had better call early
early In the day to avoid the rush. They
are going iiast-aix sold today. Easton.
Eldrldge q 90, Los Angelica Land Bu-
reau, 207 South Broadway.
The herald., 1893-06-01
Miles, Nerve and Liver PiIls

Act on new principal-regulating the liver,
new discovery DR.. Miles pills speedily cure
biliousneAS, bad tastes, torpid liver, piles CON
stipadon. UDequElled for men, women and
children. Smallest, mildeBt surest Fifty doses
25 cents. sxmples free. c. Fl. Hance, III
North Spring
The herald., 1893-06-01
East Indin na,., rAa nnu0.

Constipation, biliousuess and headache.
cieanses the system, stimulates the liver ana
xiuneys, MAKES new blood Entirely vegeta-
BILE. 8ample free. H. NJ. SALE & eON. agents
220 South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-06-01
DON'T nnlnv

But call today and see the property
we can sell you at auction prices. 1t
costs nothing TO call at 207 S. Broadway.
y. r. q Co., L. A. Land Rnreau.
The herald., 1893-06-01

Once lost, it is diffioult to restore the
hair. Therefore be warned in time. lest
you become bald. Skookum root hair
grower stops falling hair. Sold By drug
RiHtH.
The herald., 1893-06-01

Largest Stock OF Fruit and Vegetables.
Strawberries in great variety, the best In the
world, at Althouse Bros, los W. First street,
Telephone 1898.
The herald., 1893-06-01

Dodgers, books and window cards distrib-
uted' CampbeIl Bill Posting company, 1I9
East Second street.
The herald., 1893-06-01

Farmers and Horsemsn-Hall's Cream
salve for horses will keep the flies off sore,
heals barbed wire cuts, cures old sores. Some
thing new, something good 81. OF &
Veughn's drug store, Fourth and Spring SITS.
The herald., 1893-06-01
FAT PEOPLE

To reduce your weight SURELY use wfllard's g
obesity pills ard lose Is pounds month. No
injury to the health. No interference with
build up and improve the general health, besu-
tfy the complexion and leave NO WRTN-
ALES. lucy Anderson, 81 AUblJTR street, Cam
bridge Mass lTrites; Three bottles of pour OBesif1
PiJjs reduced my weight from es5 pounds to 190,
and peuer felt better IN all my life. am much
plerscd With the result, and shall do all can to
help g0W Oar patrons include Physicians,
Bankers, Lawyers and leaders of society. Que
goods are not sod in drug stores: all orders are
supplied direct from our Office Price per pack
age, 80, or 8 packages $5, by mail prepaid, Par.
ticulars (sealed) 4c. ALL CORRESPON
ENCE CONFIDENTIAL.
WILLARD REMEDY CO., BOSTON, MASS.
5-14 6m
The herald., 1893-06-01

You can buy at cost at Eekstrom & strssburg's
closing out sale.
The herald., 1893-06-01
YARICOCELE.

Blood poison. Impotency, Acute and
Chronic discharges Ulcers. Kidney and
Bladder complaints, Prostatorrh9a, Sper-
matorrhcea, Inflammation and Catsrrh of
the Neck of the Bladder, skin diseases
special, nervous and chronic diseases of
both sexes cured for life.
The herald., 1893-06-01

Visiting Cards Engraved
At Langatadter's, 214 West Second. Tel. z6
The herald., 1893-06-01
KIDNEY, URINARY 6 BLADDER

Complaints, painful, difficult urine, urine
high colored or with milky sediment on
standing, weak back, gonorrbea, gleet,
oystitis, safely and promptly cured.
The herald., 1893-06-01
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.

syphilis, a d'sesse most horrible in its re.
suits, completely eradicated without the
aid of mercury; scrofula, erysipelas, fever
and bones, syphilitic sore throat, mouth
and tongue catsrrh, etc, permanently
cured where others have failed.
The herald., 1893-06-01

Spring, ~ ~
The herald., 1893-06-01
SYMPTOMS OF KIDNEY DISEASE:

Pains in small of back; red, pale or dingy
urine, either diminished in quantity, dbl
cult or painful urination; headache; dry,
parched mouth; constant thirst: frequent
calls to urinate; inability to lie on the right
side, restlessness; reddish sediment in
urine; dragging, bearing down tensation
in abdomen; loss OF strength; exhaustlon
mental depression. Gravel causes pains in
small OF back, burning ard scalding urine.
RheumatisYq, dropsy and other disorders of
the blood often result from kidney disease.
The symptoms often develop so stealthily
that a dangerous stage is reached before the
patient is aware. D s. WHITE CURES kid
nav dIsaaaaa liall hafnre loo lata.
The herald., 1893-06-01

X. ID. List, notary public. Legal papers care.
tuliy drawn. l27 W. Second; lelephone 1f5.
The herald., 1893-06-01
Maximum temperature, 70.
Minimum temperature, 80.
IndinntinnA.

Forecast for Southern California. Fair
weather; warmer; north to west winds.
The herald., 1893-06-01
wan Paper At Onat.

Mrs. Katie r. Pickit, notary public; convey.
anoing speoialty. No. 2O7 Now High sd
The herald., 1893-06-01

W. Closing out sale-EckstIom 4 sIasburg, 3O7
and 309 South Main street
The herald., 1893-06-01

EGF~ Gonorrhea, elect, Impotency, Syphilis,
Structure, Sexual Weakness, Varicocele, Ner-
vous Debility, Spermatorrh@a, Prostatorrhea,
Ulcers, all Diseases OF the Skin CURRD FOR
LIFE.
The herald., 1893-06-01
wm. e. Brown, Jeweler,

a0a South Spring ST., 4 doors north Of Fourth,
The herald., 1893-06-01
HEART, BRAIN AND NERVES,
MEDICINES
EN~ CAUTION!

DR.. White calls special attention to the fact
that his patients are not entrusted to the
care of hired substitutes, as is the case in
many so-cAlled Institutes, which are estab-
lished with some high-sounding title or
under borrow ed name, and are conducted
by men too unskilled and inexperienced to
practice successfully under their ewn
names. DR.. White is consul ted In person.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-08-09

Sfblge rMoorbeab Metps" bleo
8pmaporen os &oliti@eien oerfebs
en- Sag fibfe lse psb 9elesrammer
fra @abena % Detroit unoerrettet
ON, at $50 2anbfrD9ere uar omborb
paa ct Grasttren % aateoe fig til
Moorbeab. s @oorbeab beilutteoe
mon at mpbtase benz meb en- Snbbbs
belie til Miobas, ue oa Erenet fom.
oar mon rebe til at moota9e bem, o9
mellem 60 os 100 @tptter blep beipiit
paa 8pens &e9nins meb oen Gor>
itaaelie, al BE- ituloe beeipe fig bort
fra Bpen fnareit mulist. 80 &erio>
ner baobe ite9et af / @lpnoou, os
omtrin9 100 fortiatte til Sarge uben
at itise af / @oorbeab.
9isie Solf, iom MI ora9er ON /
fore @tarer, blir falbt 2anoitrp9ere,
mems bet / @irteli9beoen ct Golt, iom
ipser efter Nrbeibe. O9 bog Fer
bette piitnof 9anlte forsieues.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-08-09
&erg1&s &alls Mgeblad
uofommer 6per Sn8bag.
a. Solent, nogtper.
@ubffrtptton8pri8 $3.50 for 1 Mar, betal,
tTorifu6, eaer8 $500.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLADs
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

Nrping til en- Tormue paa 100000.
9ans 9uitru og benbeS @enner 1p9te
at faa fat paa oenne Sormue for fla
ielu alene, os Sacob bleo berfor ienbt
til Nufralien, boor ban blep fat
ilanb uoen en- Gent / 2ommen. 9un
baobe linens o9iaa fgst ON @tilss
misie, % bet bar, mebens @asen fob
paa, at Sacob ioa plublelis for>
ioanbt. 9tu fommer ban i9ien os
ftal anlesse Gag mob fin Some, %
bet Ct ben alminoeli9e Menins, at
ban oil utnoe. 9Robert g. Suseriol
ltal bliue bans @a9fprer.
- &rof. g. 8. @trpmme Ct ualot
til 8efDrer af bet paatantte npe
Ntaoemi Mft. 9oreb, isis, Mubre
2arere ct lite enonu ualste, Friper
vNmerifa.
- 6on. @onutte (@rut?) Nnberz
ion, iom srunolasoe bet f9rite @ettles
men @rontsburs, @isconiin, blep
orebt ueo ct Qlpttestilfeloe forri9e
6reba9, ioet ban fit ct @lae al en-
@tpr, mems ban bolot paa at itotte
9p.
- &e|eruefonbet / be Torenebe
@taters @fatfammer bar li9e fben
ben 20oe Npril tpaor bolbt fig unoer
$100,000,000. Sen 2ben bs. git bet
iamleoe 8elgb al Cub @tattamme>
ret imiblertib op til $100.791,37
buoraf bet, iom ct oper 100 @iillio>
ner altiaa ct, boao mon folber frit.
Cub.
8icepreiioenten beipate MinS
neapolis % ct. @aul fibfe Eorsz-
bag. 9an er uoe paa en- 2pfttur %
afi1og bei1emt at tale Holitit til
no9en &iceprefibenten bar fin
Batter 2etitia meo fig paa &eiien.
8lonbt be anore Jplset ct 9om>
merne @mine, Burnett os g. g:
Slope meo en- bel Sci 9amer.
- 20 @ptter, iom beboeoes af
fiuefi1fe @rubeorbeibere. bIen hrpnh
te al 9uioe ben lite bs. ner Como,
COLORADO. 8 &ine1ere flames, os
bet befrD9tes. at be er 9aaet meo /
6lammerne. Omtremt Is &ineiere
arbeioer @ulbpaferierne for minbre
9bn eno be boioe, og bet fal bore
Norias til Jorbitrellen. &inejerne.
ct rent uetifremte % ip9er BeFbt=
telIe 8pen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-08-09
NorosDafota+

= SO. S. 6olmes SIPS nar@uereft
branbte iibfte Trebae, % 18 9ete
itrgs meb 5lammerne.
- gilbert &eterion fra &embina,
er al 9ommer 2anber 1enot til Sla=
periet paa 2iustib, forbi ban orabte
fin &ufru fibte 9pf.
= r&i9lanb County @o5ette" for'
teller, at ber ftal oere abFillise 9pe,
beo9re / bet gouutb. fom Ct onerebne
al @bin@ 8u9s.
= Snsen Tan uel tente paa @u'
liebeben al at faa Morberen 8oms
Berger frifjenbt. &on Ct ielu bereot
paa at bb, c9 taler om bet iom ben
alminbelisRe Sag / @eroen. 9an er
bog rob for at brenoes. @an pn>
iter, at mon fal ben9e bam % gibre
bet af ret fnart. Men ct Slass Gor'
iuar maa bon 10 ia; tbi bort 2anbs
2oue treuer, at insen TorbrDoer fial
libe 9pben, uben at ber ct opta9et
ct upartiF 5orbpri ! @asen meo rets>
li9t Gorlpar for bam foran @tronten.
9efenior / Bombersers Gag uster at
bpsse fit Jorfpar for Moroeren paa,
at ban bar ueret bppnotileret al &rei>
bers elbfe 9atter Innie. Sntet at1z
bet tan fortlare @runben til bans
9anbltn9. VT ban bar peret bppno>
tiieret af -Nnnie, bet ct bet ielufplae>
Zig insen, iom pil benaste, % belle
5oriuaret pil iaalebes saa ub paa at
ppnte paa 8omber9er libt, fer bon
peb Stritten ienbes inb ! @pisbeben.
Set ubppnotiRe TorIuar" bar neret
forfpst al @asfprere ! flere 2anbe oa
bet tilbels osIaa meb 9elb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-08-09

@om. S. Mc@meenep, benpenoer
f9 / @genfab of Gorenebe @taters
Commissioner of Immi igration til
GSenterne e9 @ierne of ole 9amp'
fibslinier / en- Striuel1e oateret
Stem gort 30te Suli og benfi1er til
bem at baue fine &ontorer aabne paa
@enbas. naar be penter no9en al
fine @fibe. Set benbte nemlig
Ssubas ben 30te Suli. at en- for
Mensbe Snbpanbrere anfom tit
9oSnen Stem Oort os bleu Lamb.
iatte paa @0is Sslanb. @n bel
Sci af oem uentebe, at be itulbe
bliue mootasne af @le9tninse %
betieuote, men beri bleu be Fuffebe,
ba beres @tplofolt blep forbinbret
fra at reiie uo til benz paa 5ersebaa>
ben, fpr be baube faaet &as af peb>
fommenoe 9ampFibslinie. @aobant
&as funoe be lite faa, oa ale 2inier
meo unbto9elie of Ebinsualla>2 >2inien
bapbe fine &ontorer luttebe. Gbl9en
blep. at Snbuanorerne maatte til>
brin9e Staten paa ct @teo, bpor oer
ingen Betuemmelisbeb bar for Dem,
og Commissioner benitiller til 9amp>
ftbslinierne at rette berpaa. Ebin9>
paQa>2inien fortiener &os for fin
Dmior9sfulbbeo paa bette &untt.
9ens &ontor ct aabent bber Spnbo9
til Miobas, % naar noset af bens
@tibe pentes, er &ontoret aabent fra
&l. Z ON Mor9enen til &l. Z Mften.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-08-09
Winnefpta.

VUunI9>NUUVIuI ". 70. SuC1UU I
g3orma,t @ountp bpbe al gferpefeber
ben 29oe bs. omtrent 33 Mar gam=
mel. 9an efterlaoer Some oe ct
Barn os bar en- @pfer. iom bor i
9tnrbeoen af &elican &apibs, meb.
beler Ger9us 5alls Sournal.
=. Iusut Dlion en- % Nar 9am=
mel Gut orutnebe / @lpen peb
geininaet iibte Spnbas. 9an bolbt
paa at babe fig.
= 6. q. umlanb er ubnepnt til
&ofmeiter / Toiston ifeoetfor ..
.. 9ilitao; 81. $. D'6ara @en<
ming ifebetfor q. g. &aulfon %
@barles Cater / @erman, @rant
@ountp, iiteoetfer s. 8. &obsion.
- Sra @tarbud melbes, at en- 10
Nar sammel Gut oeritebs peb 9eapn
Olaf @prgaarben foriF9te at itanie
ct &ar 8eite, iom lpb uo, r9 berueb
git &ognen ouer bam, iaaat ban bpoe
nosle Elmer efter.
= Ole Moen, en- sammel Manb
fra @anbD, er foriuunoen, os mon
bar foraieoes leot efter bam / nere
9ase. Set antaees, at ban bar
facet @olitif os ct bleuet liesenbe /
en- I9er. - @enere meboeleS bet, at
ban ct funoen ben9enbe / ct Ere /
Merbeoen al 5armen. @an bar be-,
9aaet Selumoro.
= @@opolb 8is@off, en- Manb
paa Sc Nar, blep arreiteret i Mlin,
neapolis fibite 5reoas, antlaset for
at babe baut uloulig 0maans meo
fin 16 Nar samle 9atter. Manben
er Wtuitant.
- Boarbet for Minnefotoubtil=
lin9en i Chicago iae{pse8 al &ontraf>
tsrerne, fon upfgrte llbiti1ingstps.
.nin9en. Sc forlauger $4,000 for
@rtraarbeibe uofprt. af builte be bog
bar taaet be $500, men be purise
1900 ne9ter 8oarbet at betale.
= &onsresmono Eatpnep bar uo>
nepnt Mr. Jreo ban 9uiee. en- une
Mauo fra 2uoerne. til fin 8riuat=
iefreter @aibineton. Tatpnep
bpb mango @tillineen, fpr ban fit
noaen til at tase ben. Set blir
nemli9 fun bepil9et $1,000 til Sefre>
teren for be 2 Mar, o9 bet blir 5mal
Soft, paaitaaes oer. @uiee i1al
tiene tit Brpo beo at friue Mpistor>
reIponoenier, meoens ban ct Son.
9resmancens Setretar, fiser ,Min<
neapoli8 Scurnal."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-08-09

besaaet. @n &etition bleu ienot fra
Batt1e Gate ben Eib, iom 9ommen
fa1bt oper benbe, artmobenoe @uuer=
nbren ON at benaabe benbe, men alt,
ban piloe 9ibre, bar at foranbre9om.
men til 1 Mar.
lr8attle 2ate &euietp".)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-08-09

Eaarne funte babe peret fremitiuebe
paa en- libt anben Maobe, - at 5ar=
pen burbe baue pRret liot liuli9ere,
- aft bet ct fun Smaatin9, iom
life fan roffe bet 5aftum, at 9an>
mart meo itbrfe 9@re er repreIentee
ret berube paa @erbenstepnet".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-08-09

Miis @1a @olbp ct nu fin So
bers 8iem 8ig Safe, Minneiota,
toet bun blep frisiuet ben 8be Sali,
efter bun baube tient 9 Maaneber ef
en- 5 etars Straf, fom bun blep ibbmt
for enGorbrD6elie, iom en- anben bapbe