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Bu.ter-Grass butter. 1o0l2o; mixed. Ga

Butter-Grass butter. 1o0i2c; mixed. ca
Sc.
Honey-1SG21c.
Feathers-Prime geese. 400 ~ fb; mixed
duck. zoe ~ 10.
Beeswax-20c for yellow; l5c for dark
ool-Unwssbed fine merino. 12Gl6c;
medium unwashed, lie; coarse or braid
wool. 141 Ice: tub washed, 20025c.
Hides, Tailor, Etc.
Hides-No g. s. hides. 3a4c: No. G. s..
bides. Sc; No. calf hides. 5l2c; No. 2 calf
hides. &C: horse hides. 81.
Tsilow-No. tallow, gao; No. tallow.
3Ac.
Grease-White. 4lsc; yellow, 3lsc; brown,
&c.
Bones-Dry. s12013 ~ ton.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
nOminally lower; No. spring wheat. 81 y C:
No. 3 spring wheat. 53c; No. rod. 5. &c;
No. 2 corn. 3Gssc; No. 2 oats. 23l9c; NJ. 2
white. 2612c; No. 3 white. no Gales; No. 2 rye.
$50 &c; No. 2 harley nominal; No. g. nOm-
inal No. 4. {. o. b.. 35c: No. tiaxseed. 81. 10;
prime timothy seed. $500 80: mess pork.
per orl Sls. 70GlS TN; lard. per pound. .. 10
09.47lac; short-rib sides tloosel. 1.l2ls "a
7.32l9c: dry sailed shoulders tboxedl. 1850
Sc: short clear sides tboxedI, S.3112OS. soc;
whisky, distillers' finished goods. per GAL
SLIP.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market WAS steady and uncb snged.
Eggs firm at l30I3lec.
Rooeipts-Flour, 5000 brls: wheat. 5000
bu; corn. 319. 600 bu: oats. 2S5. 900 bu: rvs.
5000 bu; barley. 5000. Shipments-Flour
1000 brls: wheat. coo bu: oorn 1853. coo bu
oats. 127. 600 bu; rye. 1.O0O barley. 1000 bu.
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The crazy guilt mania is said to have
broken out IN a new form. Young women
with a fondness for working on scraps no w
save and beg bits of lace and embroidery,
join them IN the crazy" style. ami when
they have made piece biz enough Tor d
pillow shan,. trim it with lace ruie.
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An impure. damp kitchen sink closet can
be thoroughly dried by plscing n lighted
kerosene lamp in the inside and then clos
ing tue door for two or three hours. Such
an unhealthy nuisance can usually be
sbated by boring several inch augur holes
through the door and free end.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Scarce and Quiet-Hogs Weak and
Lower-shesp Dull.
INDIANAPOLIS. July 29-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. -; shipments. 200. There were
but few fresh arrivals. The market was
quiet with no material change in prices.
The yards were we'll cleared at the close.
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Metalg.

NEW YORK, July 29.-Pig iron steady, quet
American, $l2.75015.5O. Copper quiet; lake.
10c. Lead steady; domestic. 3.4Oc. Tin
steady; straits, $4,000 bid. lyc asked; plates
steady and quiet; spelter steady; domestic,
$3.50.
ST. LOUIS, July 29.-Lead dull at 1850
asked; spelter at 3 soc asked.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. July %. - Cotton firm.
Good middling, Sisc; middling. 75sc low mid
ding. use; good ordinary. 1-l6c; net re-
ceipts, 1850 bales; gross receipts, 1858 bales;
exports TO the continent. rs bales; sales. 1884
bales; spinners, 7S4 bales; stock aotuap, 60, 934
bales.
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The banks are now e4.0Sl.615 below the
of the twenty five por- cent.
rn1a
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NEW YORK. July 29.-The petroleum mar
ket was neglected. Pennsylvania oil. spot sales
none; August options, sales none; 57s4c asked
Lima oil. sales none. Total sales. none. Tur-
pentne dull and easy at 26l2027c.
PITTSBURG. July 29.-The oil market was
dull and lower; closed at SIS sc.
SAVANNAH. July %. Spirits Of turpentine
steady at 2434c. Rosin firm.
CLEVELAND. July 29.-Pesroleum slow and
UNCHANGED.
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Twenty-Eight Transfers Friday and Satur-
day, with "a Total Consideration of SCI, $40.
Instruments fled for record in the recorders
office OF Marion county, Indiana. for the TWEEN
ty-f0ur hours ending at r. NJ, July 2s. 1898.
furnished by Elliott IL Butler, abscracters
OF titles, Hartford Block. No. 81 East Market
sfreet-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25
Tooele Stake Conference.

Herewith please find brief report
Of tho quarterly conference Of the
Tooele Stake held in rooele city ON
Sunday, April 90, 1903.
Ten O'Clock a.m.-Prssent ON tho
stand Brother Mobiles Of Pennington,
the presidency and number Of tho
Bishops from the wards Of the Tooelo
Stake. After the opening exercises
President Gowans briefly reported the
condition OF the organizations, officers
and members throughout the stake,
with everything working harmonious,
all attentive TO duty and good spirit
and influence enjoyed by the Saints
manifestlnr their faith by their works
In their liberal contributions for the
completion OF the Sal. Lake Temple
anu other requirements In the interests
Of the kingdom OF God.
Bishops +. Atkin Of the Tooelo
ward, James l.. Wrathall from GrAnts-
vile, AMI John q. Shields OF Lake.
view, reported their wards very favIT-
ably-perfeot union aud good will
prevailing. Abraham HawsOn, Brother
Mobiles aud Elder q. y. Richards
spoke encouragingly TO the Saints on
various topics with view 10 prepare
our lives for important events trans
piring.
Two O'Clock p.m.-rhc statistical
report OF the Stake for the past six
months was read by the clerk aud
Elder Gowans presented for the sane.
ton VI the conference the general nu-
thorities Of the Church and the local
officers OF the Stake, all OF whom were
unanimously sustained.
Elder John Alstrom OF the 81. john
ward, Bishop II. ID. 1t. Geor from
Clover, David Bennion OF Vernon,
Jos. Yates OF l.. II. wards, and o. q.
Bates OF the Batesvillo branch OF the
Tooele wnrd, made report OF the status
Of those under their supervision.
They could note n marked improve
ment since our last conference, the
organizations represented by efficient
officers and accomplishing much good
aud the Saints generally doing their
duty.
Elders Anderson and GowanA OF the
Stake presidency congratulated the
Saints on the good feeling prevalent
throughout the Stake. They said the
recent call made by the Fifat Pfesi-
dency for this Saints 10 fast and hum.
Die themselves, confessing their faults
and forgiving each other their mis-.
deeds had been very salutary In ils
effects, M also the spirit aud influence
received at tho dedlcatory services OF
the Temple.
| In annaenttauca NJ N nuu,h.r fro,,
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has been citizen Of Cache county for
many years. His home II In Logan
but he had temporarily moved TO Lew
iston, a. he was SUPERINTENDENT OF the
cooperative store there. At one tme
he was superlnleudent OF the Loghn
Foundry anu Machine shops; later ne
was superintendent Of the Smlthheiu
cooperative store. lie has occupied
many responsible positions ana was
known by almost everyone. lhe
body will DO brought TO Logan LOT
burial.
Elder Moses Thatchet's condition
appears 10 be improving at n very sat.
isiactory rate. Grave fears were NJ
one time entertained as TO his hnhl re-.
covery, but he Is now considered out OF
danger.
Mrs. Deford and Mrs. Russell, who
were arrested mt Smlthheld ior an
attack which II was alleged they had
mado on Mrs. Mtikle aud Mrs. Ray
mond, were acquitted by aJury. The
Injuries sustained by Mrs. Meikle were
quito severe, but II appeared that the
women who were hurt had been
ordered out OF the house and their IN.
turtles were received while other
women were trying TO eject them.
Councilman John L.. Carlisle and
Marshal Knowles were chosen by the
mayor ut the last meeting Of the city
council to attend tue Trans'Mlssifslppi
congress.
The entire issue OF the $4,000 Of
Logan city bonds have been received,
signed, scaled and returned TO Blair q
Co., OF New York.
Mrs. ID. T.. Tarpey and II. w. Sloan
are visiting Logan from Salt Lake.
A mass meeting is TO DO held this
evening TO take some steps toward
Inducing the Chicago q Northwestern
or Utah a Wyoming railroad TO pass
through Cache Valley; and II possible,
through Logan.
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miseellaDeous Works.


0rson Pratss Works, series of pAmphisa
on tho doctrines OF The soSpO, a book OF 81.
pages, 7se.
unnd-nook os noferenos to rAs 'his,orn
chronology, rolision and country OF tho IAttas
dAs sAin.s-tor saint and strunacrs. Sos
saas Meeting Hecora. 4 qsir., u.s, 6
auirea, n.7s, squ,rrs. sa.is.
Saints and sinners. ny Phil. Robinson. Tus.
The Ean Of tho Great Hcpabiie. Dy va
Hsnry s,andiah oovoTdAis. gSe.
narsyrdsn, OF Joseph standing. py
John Nicholson, ase.
iterns ON Priesthood. Dy Presided JasA
Taylor, ioo.
Tho Book OF Jsshor, clo,s out tlLe
Leather OH tsib.
Temples. Descriptive and historical ,he,chna a
ancient aud modern sacred odlAees with AZ
Appcndit, giving an account Of tho laying Of
tho eApsions OF tho Salt LAAo oity rolapie,
Apru Q, is01. Paper, 100.
Dictionary OF the Hook Of rsorsaox,,
olo,h, ass, ont. r,75.
History OF the 11OrmOns, Jc.
HIiiisuniai ss,r, lack volume. tsoo OaeA.
ssarnRI Ct Dtheour-e., hass volumes slIn
rhs lis. aud EaDoEs or E,fsa n. snazu
hmish, win fuii aenouni OF her fzaarai
ssrvioes, postpaid, iso.
Docs she thble sanction PoiyGausyi
Adtseusslon batwoen Elder orson Prnlt and Or.
}. y. Newman, 70 Witch Is added lhrss dis,
o7urscs on celestial marriage by Eiaers or-ol
Pratt doorgs A. Smith and Geo y oanuon.
ssc.
Joseph smish-waE no q Prophet Of
codi By J. NJ. siodahl, prifa, rapsf. Az.
Review o; the Decision OF the Supreme
Court OF tho o, H., Ia tho o@s Of 0sorSs
beynoids, By George .. Cannon, aSe.
Cook OF Abraham, 10, aathonueily ssaAb
u.hod, by aso Rsynolia sc.
rho Hreceptor, BY John Nicholson, S,s.
Ihe sPuuidiaE story, OF hAESseriIi
FOUND. Pap,g, - Cloth, co. cut, u.A
Angel Of the Prnigiosi OF a Dream q u,
fatuTe. ny =. 4. Frat, iaa.
The mormon Question. ny John TAyio'.
To-
poomn- Religious, Historical and Poliuesi. ny
Eiaa r. snos Vol 4, Leather, u.as, Vol. q,
ooh, 400, Vol. 4, Cloth. Gut, 7se., Vol. l.,
Cloth. SOC.
Harp OF Zion. Poems bJ John Lyon coo,
Olt, Tsc.i Cinih, soc.
Year OF Jubilee. piscoures delivered At, And
general proeoSdingl Of tho Tlnleth Annual
Conference, iSc,
RoaioEHsion Of the Everlasting Gospel.
ny ueorgo roasiaic, &c.
tnteInpernnce, &c.
Voice from tho Mountains, iOc.
Thc Resurrection. Dy Proslden, brigham
Young, Toe.
Guide 20 sal, Lals Clsy xs,d tss LIZ
vtEoI1s. 80.
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Stapdard Cburcb Works


Ensss o. HEortnon. An seoouu, Of %
Ancient Inhabitants Of ths Ainanean CONS
nsnL wilton by ,hs hand OF Mormon upoa
taAies t.fou fron tho plates OF Hepa, ioand
near Manchester, outsrio Co., Hcu roff. and
Translated By the Prophet Joseph smilh, ",
gu t27si ran B1at, ta.ooi Pull Roam. tiis'
Fuii roat lsuaii, tisoi Fun Leather, embossed
tiNi Sal Cloth, embossed, ti.eo.
Book es Mormon. tLAsge Prlnt) horocea,
Extra Gnt, ta.7s: Leather. CIT, 400 Loaihaf,
a 81 Cioh tiTs.
Destitute aud Covenants o. Tue ohuroh Of
Jesua Chrtsi Of Lattsr-iay sAint-i containing
ne Revelations given 70 Joseph Saith, Is., uHs
frupas, tor The building UP q tho Knsrt1ra ct
God In he lat days. 0ht, tiis, Pail boeA
tloo. Fali Roam ais, Fall Boot tsnnii), fisoi
Tai teauios, embossed, tl15, Fsii oloth, en-.
boss.d, si.D1
Doctrine and Covenants. (Garge rrinih
horoooo, Eftra on. AIS Lsauss, ous
i,ooi leather, gl9si olota, ais.
Pearl Of Crcas Pricc. A choice ,sleetoa
from The .Keyclaiion-, TransiNsions, and Mar.
rauoni Of so1opA smith. arat Prophet, Bou
ard ieveiaior Of The church Of Jesus CHRIS, of
IAtisr-day saintL Morooeo, on u,li
Leather. dut tLoo, Roam 15,,. ClotA, eTn'
botsot, zoe.
Key 80 siie Science OF theology. De
signed - an inlrodaetlon 70 tho nr-t Prinoi-
pies oi spiritual Philosophy Religion, Law
snd oovcrnmeus, a Delivered ~ the An
sisnbs, ard ~ nes'ored la this ago TOT no hnaI
esyoinpncnt Of universal poaeo. truth md
rnowe1ge. NJ Farley r. rrasa guii no-,.
Embossed, Tse-i ruil Cloth, eInbossad. s,a.
Toiee OF Warming. An introduction to The
fath and DOctrtao Of The Church OF Jeua
Christ Of Laiter-day Saint. by Prfi,y 4.
Pratt Pull n1an, embossed, soc,. Pull Ooh,
embossed, s'e, Limp Cloth, sc.
speneoris Letters. Rshitiurs M meet PRO N.
tnent doctrine. Of no Church OF Jcsui Chr .,
OF Latiot-iay Saints, hy Orson Spencer, A. H.,
W which l. alAo added bic Latter on patri.
rohih order, In reply b Tho Row. william
crovei, a. NJ, Boston. Mas. Pull Roam, cfa.
bossot, 400; Full Cloth. slnbo.sod, 1se.
Leather. si.so; OF, t2o0.
hymn Book. Tvuniieth Editou. ciosA, Sc.
Pull Roam. 49, Pull Leather. tioo. Leather.
extra mist, ti.ls. Leather, out, also.
r~ischism for children. EIibiilns The
prominent doctrines OF The Church Of Jc.a,
chri-s o, Lal,er-day saints. ~ John Jsqus,.
Leather, Ec., Cloth, Be., boards, 9lo.
rapar Cover. Use.
| Compendium Of tho doctrines Of the
| bNAlelt ~ AihlAlln ~ hehais and Jas.
niue. Leather. ont iacoi Leather, tia
Imitation Leathsr, ii.2si Cloth, tioo
lssdy Hofercseoa. Scripture teris arranged
In subjective order, win historical no.sa, 40,
as. sse. md tioo. ASCENDING " hsRd,s.s
T'he maESyrs, N aocount NJ ths faartyydom G.
Joseph and nyrum Smith, Win steel engraving,
OF the,s noble mon, by l.. o. Liiu.nsid, soc.
aosp-I PHILOSOPHY, .hox,n, m. ,,..,,,,,r-
| - ,.,s.,,,, -. - .......' - ui"'.
uith science and h,.,or,. Ts,. '-'''
Tn. tr.,, N, p-..,,.
No. :, -. ~, y ,no.h IN Us
e.'''' .. "-"o", ana 'nu,v'auAl'' from u''
"a nu.,rs,,g ,,oys q, s,s w. 49,
.s,ine. o,e. '-''''
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LOGAN.


pron our Regular Correspondent
r.oo.x Anil oA nh. boa,a of
ea' ~,
educauoh mas auVettseu 'of u'uS io'
the s25, 900 In school bonds recently
voted for. The bids are to DO opened
,k,h ~ N,oy ard ~. IN h. az.
U" INV go 49,.
companied ny ceruneu oheeR TOT
per cent OF the amount Of the bonds,
which will bear date Of May LIST.
Zebedeo Coitrin was put IN lall mere
last week, us the U. s.. commissioner
would not approye the bond he offered
III, =, hahaa. oo,,,,.
on an aPpo"i' n "'N VI ""'s"' 'O'Pus
was obtained ana Colltln was taken to
Ogden TO appear before tho district
oou,t
One OF those sad occurrences that
happen occas ionally TO remind us that
.ur ,ha ,nids, NJ Iifo ,y. a.. a, ~,
oaan,,od na.ss,dav ~ osrIn ~ 'H vA'T
n ra,n.n,sr a hn.Ina.s n.n , vaii III
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ADJACENT CITIES
PROVO.
The Death Rccord.-frank Carpenter
Lecture. and
Personal


Provo, April 24.-Mrs.Anna Crane,
wife Of Edwin Crane Of the Fun
ward, sank peacefully into tue las'
great sleep before the morn OF 'he
resurrection, ON Saturday. She leaves
husband and children TO mourn inc
funeral services will be he held TINS
afternoon.
The lecture Of Frank q. Carpenter
Mt the u. Y. academy on saiutlay
uiRht was we'll attended. the euoioy'
matter OF his lecture was dtlightul,
and his nice, easy way OF telling 'hinss
was very pleasing .
A suit for divorce Oh the ground OF
cruelty has been commenced 10 tne
Fiut district court by Elizabeth Ken
nedy OF Eureka against william ID
Kennedy.
Dr. 5, II. Allen, formerly OF MT
Pleasant, Ia now a resident Of PROVO:
Tbe doctor was at one time Hchool
how In this city, and he will be vel
coined back by his many old frlenus'
Mira. Electa Bullock leaves for Chi'
e.vo on May 10th. she Will DO inc
Wofl1,s Fair thoroughly before fttlrn-
ing home.
There was a violent wind and rain
,torm Yesterday afternoon. Two large
Mate windows were blown out Of tue
Houthworth block, and thifu was
loosened.
The football game between the
Provo aud ID. Y. A. teams was h0tiy
cnnteated, and wns finally declared n
draw. each side scoring one point.
Another game viii probably DO played
on Saturday next.
cry COUNCIL DoINus. - CONFLICT
THREATENED BETWEEN SHEEP
MIN AND CowBOYs.-NOTEs.
Provo, April .5.-rhc city council
held session last night, and az usual
tho members were IN their seals
promptly at 7:3v O'Clock. The follow
Ing business was transacted:
The claims Of Mrs. Melinda Baum OF
1926 for chickens and turkeys drowned
through bfsakAges In the Provo walter
works mains, and Jacob 3. Baum for
$50 damages TO fruit trees, etc, FROM
the same cause, were referred 10 the
committee on waterworks.
q. w. Shores, city physician, re-
ported that no was going to leave the
city, and recommended as his tuccet-
aor Or. Is. Ii. Allen. Referred TO the
mayor.
W. ID. Alexander, city Justice, re.
ported, during the past quarter, 30 cases
tried, $3.50 fines imposed, $4,000 hnes
collected, and 1924 days OF imprison-
ment served. Report accepted.
The street supervisor was Instructed
TO oil up the ruts and holes on the
asylum road.
The street railway franchise resolu-
ton Was referred TO the committee on
judiciary and the city attorney.
The bill providing for the establi ~
ment Of q graveling district, the side
walks OF said district to DO graded
and graveled, was passed.
NOTES.
The following couples were licensed
TO marry VIM. Worsley OF Wales,
Bsnpete county and Alice Alfred OF
Provo city; Arthur Sutton and Lizzie
Clark, both Of Provo. Tho latter lady
IL the daughter Of Deputy Marshal
Clark
w. ii. Grant and Gay Lombard. Of
American Fork, have sheep herds In
Western Colorado. In moving from
one range to another on Saturday last,
It IL reported tho herders were opposed
by iarmed cowboys. The change Of
range was Indefinitely postponed.
In the case OF King & Houts va. w.
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&ape Saffer til ito ittutn8en |
WinneapoltS+

Nortbern Bacificz8anen aoerterer
(aoe Eaflter for Sur o9 &etur til
Minneopolis paa9runo of uoflllin;
gen. BiQetter bil blipe 1ol9t for II
al ben alminoelise &ris for Sur os
Retur meo ct T1llas al 25c ior Nb>
saus8biQet til uoiti(linsen. @ala af
ioaoanne Bi1etter uil fore9aa ben
15oe, lobe o9 22oe Sept., lamt 3bie
o9 Ste DIT. Sra og meb ben 25oe
til os meo ben 30te Sept. bil benne
Bane 1el9e Eur> os &eturbiuitter
for balu &ris meo Ti1ee af 25c for
Nbeauesbil1et til noitilliueen. Bil'
letterne 9ieloer aleue for uofbruot
&eiie oe eieloer iaalan9e, at man
fan reile tilbaee ben fprite Manbag,
efterat 8illetten bar iol9t. Mermes
re unoerretnins bos nermeite Billet<
M9ent.
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Netfdrof0bcoett ptl ia CT
Nlnleonitt0-

Bpi &np, S erli9e @lioets Spnz
net, S Irbeioslpie, s Gattise, S,
lom gaar leotse - bpi &ne for be
@uoer, iom S ielo bar Fabt, o9 beb
oem ON 5muler, laa s tan boloe
eoer 1elo o9 eberS iliue!
@pprg life efter &etieroiabeb; tbt
bet er Nnarti.
Sag altio Noaeesaper, for6i bet
oelbis er en- &ilbosebetaling al bet,
ou bar proouceret o9 eipet til nogen
anben tor at iaa Sou til at prooucere
bet.
@poe &armbierti9beo! fiere8arm=
bierti9beo! &i9 for Ell Gangs
@fplo 8laolen o9 lao &etferoisbe>
ben faa en- Nnle0ntn9!
(, (,uuion".)
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u9onte=Gn1e."

2orbernes 9us bar fortaltet @(aoz
itones Comes *&ules8iu meo en- itor
Moioritet. Stor Snoisnotion ber=
fer oueralt, u9 @ammelmanosoelcet
% Baeitreuet 0uerbulet blir ilbe
omtalt. @n flor &olitiitprte bar op
itiuet ubenfor 2oroernes 3u8, me-
bens be 9omle &ierrtneer inbenfor
CAB Qomez&ule 96osHpoet. @iter=
retnin9en mobtoges be Joreneoe
Staters &onare1s meo Bibning og
9Dsien. @ele bet liberole @nglanb
foropmmer bet ublepebe Soerbus, o9
ber ct al Sanoipnli9beo for. at
6ome= @ule enonu oil blipe Sou, ON
2oroerne letter fig imoo.
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9tter6rt 9aifert.

v@bicuso=8oien" Nriper: v5ra
Midway plaisance inoebolot "@bi<
coso,&olten" for ct par Maaneter
iioen en- Stiloring, Der Iioen Den 9io
in extenso eller / uooras er oonoret
omtrtns til bet enc oonRz eQer norlt=
amerifanfe 8lao efter bet annet.
@omme Blabe bar citeret ,@9ica9o=
&ofen", andre berimoo life. @no=
lfjpnt ri lelu altio citerer. naar hi
laaner fra Rol1e9er, proteiterer ri al
minoeli9uis lite, men nptes meo ben
fil1e 2@re, ,,aar &ol1eeer laaner fra
r@bica9o>&ofen" uoen &iloeaus,uel<
ie; os ri fuloe beller life 9iort bet
/ bette Eilfeloe, bois bet life uar
9oaet iaaleoes. Of ct al be &laoe, oer
bar slemt &ilbeansipelien. MI trebtz
teres for- Mrtit(en. Sibfe Nr. af
v5er9us Sails l1geblao" inoeboloer
nemli9 en- itprre Hart af ben bemelo=
te @tilbring, Orb til anoet Tom bet
fob / n@bico9o>&ofer", men meo
fplsenoe Snoleonin9:
vOm bet me9et omtalte Midway
plaisance Friper Blabet rNorman<
men" / @tou9bton, @is., fplsenbe:"
9ette 9aar l,ot for piot; ri baaber,
at rSereus 5a1s l19eblao" ptl torrt<
eere Geilta9elien til Stref os Mouars
iel for rMormannen" os alle 2iseilns
bebe".
Set ct bra, at bette blir paatalt.
rGer9us Taus l1seblao" bruser
ben @e9el altio at freottere be
Blabe, buorfra ben ta9er noget. Sa
ielu gfpbeoerne fra Moree os @peri9e
trebiterer nj Nlminbeli9beo til be
Blabe, boorfra ri benter benz. 9faar
en- Irtifel af en- laaban Nrt fob t
vg}ormannen" uben &ilbean9ipelfe,
troebe ri ielpfplseli9, at ben bar itre@
bet ,for 8laoet.
Set bar mere enb en- Gang benot,
at @tbtter er blet optagne etter n5erz
aus Jalls l19eblab", og at be 1aa bar
uanbret pibere frebiteret til bem, 1om
fprit rraFeoe."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-09-13
Holanoet.

&etier @ilte(m bar peret Met5
o9 bolbt en- Sale. 9an bar iom
1eopanltg be9aaet en- @umbeb.
9enne @ar9 bar ban opee9et bet
frantic Clement &rooinjerne peo at
bentpoe til Sortpfel'en al 2otbrin=
gen.
= Sra Nleranoria meloes, at Der
Ct for 9@nsfelie blanot 8efoltninz
gen al 9eiloalen paaeruno al, at 9eil.
flooen lite piier Teeu til at iiise ioar.
Set uil for oem betpoe 9un9ersnpb,
ba be pil faa uaar.
= @n 9a9leiertone, lom arbeibebe
bet en9ellte &arliaments 5orfam>
linssiol, opoe al aiiatiit &olera ibfe
Eorsbo9. Monse af Harliaments>
meolemmerne forlob piebiittelig @o=
len, oa bet ipur9tes, bpab &onen par
bpb al.
- Ser melbes fra 9io Saneiro
ben Zoe os., at en- &euolution er uos
bruot Der. &epolutionit iterne bar
iitret fig Fere &ri9sfibe, o9 Momiral
@ufooto be Mello er 2eberen. Set
forteles osiaa, at Hreiibent Beiroto
bar ertleret fig lelp 9tttator.
- Trcnobiem bapbe paa en- Sag
/ Sommer Bele9 al 276 enselFe Eu=
ritter.
- 9aralo 6asen er MI after
biemtommen til 9&orse o9 pal beapn=
be at vtraine". iaalnort SIen logger
fig / 1iterbalen. 9an o9ter at oel=
ta9e / aQe 2pb, BON fan TONNE til
europa tointer. pan CT fremoeles
&eroens @fDiteton9e.