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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26
Delaware. Lacknwanu, and Western II. Il.
stations In New York foot Of barclay and Christie
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. yESTIBULED TRAINS
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct route u bI.JOMrIi.LI MONT.
CLAIR, THE ORANGES, summit, BernaIdsyllle, Basll
ing Kidse, Madison, Morr s.oMn, la.salc. fitcis
Boonton. Dover Stanhope, BUDD ) LAKE, LAKE HO.
rACOAo. Haekett,,tG9%n > MooLEY,S MOUNTAIN
GAP, sTKo IDS ~ iai, Pocono Mountain. SCKAN.
TOY, Pl1rsIoN WILk EsBARi;E. NANTICOKE
DANNILLE, NOKTHI MBEkLAND, Montrosc BI Nc.
MAMTON, 6AFoKD; NoRwiCH. Watcryiile UTiCA
6SVWf'io. 'frHAtN ,owEGo EIMfRA, tGHS SiiSSG
WSfEssTr SoKTnwfis;,r ASP s9f TnwEsTTi gu points
goo A. Nit fFALO. RICuFIELD SPRINGS and
U,wrG EMPRESS Pullman Palace cars. Con.
meets at Buffalo with train for Chicago, arriving 9i5
a m. next morning
,rIO A. VI. -BlNGiiAMToN MAIL Stops q, principal
100 p. M.-sCRANT0X, BINGnAMToN, end Ell.
MIRA F.APRFS>. Pullman parIor
lt1O r. M.-SCRANTON, WlLKEsBARKE and PI.YM
Olf IN EXPHEss Pullman plror ears.
1880 p. NJ. Daly).-BGfFALo LIMITED EXPRESS
I'un.an slecpers Arrives 1T : Is a. m.
200 p. N. Daily ;,,BufFAL0 RICHFlELD SPRINGS
TiCKE'rS and PULLMAN ACCOMMo DATioNS at "a
Murrsy.st Broadway Ticket, at t-sry stations
1s5 81. Broadway IS West 25thst. 23t Columbus.
ave Ncw.York; 1913 Washin gton.st 726 Futon.st and
- broadway Brooklyn. Tine tables giving full Infor.
nation. at all stations.
WESTCOIT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02
Soldiers Home Department..

May 9th, 1903.
John Fields. the bug1er at the home.
is happy. He now sports a bran new
silver plated F bugle with which to
sound reveille and taps. The price of
the instrument was $50 but minus the
commission wa purchased for Sl5. 1t
was q donation to the home by the w.
r. G. Of Hot Springs. 1t came in Il neat
case which was donated by the finn
from which it was purchased.
L. d. Smith. the old time editor Of
the Hill City Tin Miner, was visiting
his old friends j. Underwood and 5. H.
Coates at the home on Saturday. Com
rade Smith is also commandant of the
CA. II. post at Hill City.
Freeman Knowles. editor of the
Deadwood independent. was a caller at
the home today. He wears the G. a..
r. button and is always welcome at the
home.
The excavation and the stone work
for the new cistern ut the home was
finished yesterday. When the cement
work is done and the wafer turned i'll,
the home will have something to fall
back ON in case of failure from else.
where.
Rey. Frame delivered his memorial
address at the home today. 1t was full
of patriotism, grand i'm expression and
impressive in delivery.
May 81, 1893.
The services at the home OH Decora-
ton day was a grand affair.
The clothing for the boys at the home
came today. An inspection of the goods
reveals the fact that a great bargain
has been made both in quality and the
makeup of the clothes.
Mrs. Grippin, wife Of our esteemed
postmaster and hospital steward. left
this evening on the Elkhorn to visit
friends in Waukon, Iowa.
Malone Cameron of Rapid City, an Ole
comrade, and his sister were visitors a
the home today.
The matron of the home desires tt
thank the w. r. c. of Hot Springs TO,
the presentation to the home of on,
wheel chair and one rocker.
Philander M. Crary of Miller, S. ID.
will be admitted to the home June LIST
He served in Co. X. 2 Ia. Vol. Cav.
A fence is being built to enclose TIN
home grounds.
Four hydrants to the water system o
the home are being put in.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02
Black Hills College Department.
IN. +. Hare, Editcr.I

(H. +. HARE, E,iitcr.l
Friday, May 2i
President tialcher returned from his
Omaha trip " e%dnesday.
Miss Zink of Spearfish. who spent a
few days with Miss Mnrrell, returned tn
her home Wednesday.
Circulars are out announcing the ses-
sion of the summer school for the fol-
lowing session. June.
Mrs. Palmer. tie national evangelist
of the w. q. I. H., conducted devotion
al exercises ut chapel Wednesday and
favored the students with a short talk,
The anniversary of the Philomathean0
literary society will be held on Monday
evening, June IL. of commencement
week, at which. time an entertaining
program will be- gwen. 1t is desired
that the chapel may be completely
filled on that evening and we advise
all to remember the date and be present.
The gentle 'tinkle tinkle' Of the type
writer bell, sounding " as Water
dripping ver m%oss-covered stones, now
affords beautiful music to ''sOothe the
savage breasts" of those who in chance
wander nea the Office these summer
afternoons. The office force is deter
mined to conquer the typewriter.
Word received from MIR. Thorp states
that he is enjoying himself immensely
in Chicago, and that he will not return
in time for commencement.
The Office has been quite a busy place
/ during the past week, much advertising
matter in connection with the summer
school and commencement week being
distributed throughout III %patronizing
territory. Notwithstanding the lalge
amount of advertising done annually
there r those who complain that th'
college does them no good
seemingly immindful OF the fact tina
every new student enrolled, not onl'
benefits the school, but the city also.
The lawn tennis ground is now com
plete and ready for the many hotly con
tested games which daring student
have long been talking over.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02
TO coNsvMpTlves,

The undersigned having been restored to health
by simple ineans,. after suffering for several
years win a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease Consumption, ia anyiaus to wake known
to his fellow sufferers TIL. means of cure. To
those who deere it. he will cherrfully send free
Of CHARGE q copy of the prescription ueed, which
they will futi u sure cure for Consumption,
:Asthma, Catarrh,. Bronchitis and all throat and
lung Muladiea. He innlcs all sufferers will try
hie remedy, az ii ia invaluable. Tnuse ~aesirin.
the prostitution, which will cost them nothing
and may prove q blessing, will please address,
Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON, Brooklyn, MY.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02
One Fare

For the round trip, Hot Springs to
Rapid City, account Of picnic Of Black
Hills Pioneers held June 8.
One and One-ifth Fare for Round Trim
To Chamberlain on account of an
nual encampment G. A. R.. Sons Of
Veterans and Women's Relief Corps
held June 6 to 9.
To Yankton annual session Grand
LodgeI /. o. g. 7. held June 20 to 81.
"Elkborn," A. D. Woop, Agt.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02

FoR RENr-Two story frame house,
opposite court house. For terms en-
qnire of Chambers Kellar. Fargo
Di:kover block.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02
DAVID A. eouRlcK.
Formerly of the Philadelphia bar.)
Attorney and Counsellor at Law

Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Offices, Atlantic building, Washington, D. c..
P~ractices before all the courts and departments
and gives special sttentinn to all kinds of bust
ness arising under the public land and mining
LAVE, obtains patents for inventions and designs,
prepares and lilies caveare, registers trade marks
secutes claims for depredations by Indians and
all kinds of war claims, pensions, ETC., and gives
prompt attention to officials claims for fees,
tors anu. sub contractors relating to post Offices
and mail rc'!tes In short he has expert assist
ants and nnexcellrd facilities for attending to any
fully and promptly attended to at the capital of
the natiOn.
Mention the STAR in corresponding with above.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-02
Memorial Day.

During the night gathering clouds
and gusts of winds betokened a dis
agreeable and possibly a rainy day. by
ten o'clock however, the sun had so far
driven the clouds away that he could
see through them and the wind had
Gained down considerably. According
to the program the G. A. r. post and
Women's Relief Corps met at their hall
in the Petty block and after a short
time being spent in the arrangement of
flowers, they were comfortably seated
in vehicles provided for that purpose,
and headed by the band playing a beau
tiful dirge, they drove to the cemetery
where they decorated the graves of the
"fallen heroes" Had we not been in
formed by Commandant Conner that
t Q services there would be private we
should have been glad to have gone
with them, but are informed by wit
nesses that the ceremonies were beauti-
full in the extreme. 1t was a matter of
some debate in our minds whether it
would not have been so well TO have
allowed the large number of veterans
to ride who came down from the home
expecting a chance to go, than to have
taken up the room by citizens. We are
quite sure there were some disappointed
ones.
The afternoon services were con-
Quoted at the soldiers home according
to program heretofore published. The
G. A. r. memorial service was read in
an impressive manper, while President
Hancher's Grafton was q credit to the
man; and to the occasion. Always elo-
qucrit, the president out did himself to-
day and his burning words of patriotism
and pathetic references to our heroic
dead:stirred the hearts and called tears
to the eyes Of all present.
The music furnished by the male
chorus was. IS was predicted, a grand
success, the boys evoking rich har-
monies aud proving that Hot springs is
second to no town in the Hills in must
cal talent.
The brass band did itself proud from
the opening dirge to whose strains the
post marched to the cemetery to the
last selection played at the home.
The day has been an unqualified g.. :
cess. and we are none the poorer, but
rather the richer in all that constitutes
true nobility of character because we
have turned from our ordinary occupa-
tions and have consecrated the day to
the memory of those who
ssUnder the sod and the dew
Are waiting the Judgment day
Under the lsurels the blue,
Under the Willows the gray"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-24

Sobn Ooun9, en- Mulat, 35 Nar
9ammel blep bpmt til 7 Mors @trofz
orbeioe for en- Tio ioeu, torot ban
bapbe ftiaalet en- @ris, flyer Phila-
delphia Record. San bot be 3
Nar ban nu bar ueret / Gen9iel. al
tio paafaaet, at ban bar uRploi9, %
oa @uuernbr 9olt / Sanuar git uo
af @mbebet uoen at benaobe bam,
table ban alt 9aab. 9an forfpste
at oeiertere, men bleo feet Of @a9ten,
iom Ri6o paa bam. Dan fit ct bpoe>
list @oar.
9asen efter braste @oiten ct 8es
naaontuesbreu for bam. &oetfup'
teiuen GIT til ben foftels Gprs @elle,
uiite bam &apiret og iagoe: "Sobn
ber er Benaaonius for big, fom gu:
pernpr Carr bar 1enbt."
Sobn tos Benoabnin9sbreoet, iaa
.paa Statens for9plote @e9l o9 mum>
lebe:
v9porfor Tom bet lite isaar, bet ct
forient nu." Saa folot ban tilbu9e
% bar ogo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-24
MoIattoet.

&auen bar foreret rDen splbne
&oIe" til Dronninaen af Belsien.
y Sen eplone &oie" repra]enterer en-
@erbi al miuof $4,000.
= &aoen foreTaar at oprette neuz
trqle''8oner mellem Fr,oenoe Mo9ter
iom ct Mico.l til @eroensfreoens Be>
parel}e.
= &antonerne / S9meib boloer
&aa en- efter en- at inofpre 9positraf>
ten isien. Otter 1879 bar nu 8 &ans
toner benDttet fig af &etten til efter
eset 5orsQotbeinoenoe at inofere
Dposfraffeu.
= Set meloes fra ,Bras ben 18oe
b., at bet bpbmiite @tortbins bar
baut en- @trio, iom bar ubartet / ben
Grab, at &eiier 5ronb Soief bar ops
lplt BET. Set bar &aceitrioen mel
lem Eplterne u9 @5ederne, iom uar
Narioseu, os 8oloiombeoerne brpo
ub, ba mon bebanbleoe Ct 5or1la9,
Der, ON bet b(ep anta9et, ptlbe 9;ue
ben tpife &efolfniu9 en- pis 8p
5oroele oper @3ederne. l1oroenen /
Gbiuset (Diet) bar peret al ben polo>
iomfe &aratter, og mango for1ob
Ebinsialen meo en- banfet Trpie.
Slas os @fris sienlpo oper bele
@uIet.
= &rit1ania l7oe Mai. @n 81
bebrano Eronobiem foraariaseoe
Eabet al flere Mennefeliu. 4 @er,
ioner brebteS reo at boppe fra en-
breroeoe Bpening, % 8 &pinoer og
2 8prn brpnote inoe.
= Berlin 17oe Mai. Sen berp9=
Ftebe Sgbebaber, 9r. 8aai@,aer b9mt
til Is Maaneoers Ten9le!, forbi ban
bar bdstalt &ani1er @aprioi os anbre
fremra9enbe Menb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-24
NorosDafota.

@n @iloaoas blep fubt ner Nfins
nemautan forleoen Sag. So man
aabneoe ben, bibfte ben fig at babe ct
belt Get falRe E9nber Mapen, be-
rettes oer til st. &aul @lobe".
= Charles Ebompion, en- Tarmer,
iom boeoe 9}arbeben al Nuburn
orabte8 af 2pnet forleben Sag. 9an
bar % Iar 8ammel.
- @n Ganse @euntptaneilet /
@roothon rpmte ben lobe bs. og eff
terlob Ganseposteren fin @eue inbz
loaiet. 9au beb ,tte @ieit 8aarben,
men Gam Soss. builtet ouerfat betpoer
@rtieiamuel.
= @ans Olion. Morberen fra
ct. Souls &art, ct opb. Dlion mpr<
bebe ferft fin 9uitrus 9alpibfer %
Riso berpaa fig ielu forriae @pnboe.
3anS Ol1on bar to Breore | Sotpa,
% bans 8amle Mor bor / Speri9e.
9an uar 3e Iar 9ammel.
- s MoruaD Eo>pn1bip, Didep
Gouutb, bor Mr. os Mrs. Carl sri.
bet og beres Z 8grn. Barret blep
gift 1887 os fit Narets 2bb ct
8arn. Stoen ben Tib bar Mrs.
9pibaf tre @ange baot Epil1inser.
4 al beres 8grn er fbbte en- Eios>
periooe af 104 Maaneb, os bet er ba.
re A Iar, itoen beres 6grfefgbte
tom til Berben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-24

@panseliit iten 8. Tab Mills bar nu
ofluttet fine MBber / Miltpautee og
bar bespnbt / ct. &aul. S ben for
Nnleoningen opfprte Bb9nins mpbte
fbrfe Sang op til 5000 Mennefer
Tor at bbre ben berpmte Manb. 10
af ct. &aul8 &reiter pptos iammen
meb &ait. Miqs &latformen, Os bet
fore San9tor, lebet at @panaeliiten
Mr. 8ilborn lob Salen aienlboe al
be samle fienbte metobifiite @an9to.
ner fom Bringing in the sheaves
0. Il. Mills baaber, at ban bill bape
lieeiaa fort &elo ct. &aul lom i
anore Bper, ban I bet fibfte bar be-
ipSt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-24
Winnefota.

@n @asiefabrit ifal oprettes Sit.
tie Sails. Set er &apitaliter fra
Seem Oort. iom briuer bet frem, og
be tenfer at benptte alle &ra9boro
ira Sasmglerne.
- Eaarnet paa bet npe @ourtbu8
/ Minneopolis Ral bape &eroenS ipr>
fe &lotte.
= 2ena 2oren5, en- Is Mar gam:
mel Eieneitepise fra @inona, ct ipors
LIFT foriuunben. Qun fuloe pere
ul96panli9 patfer.
- Nnna so. @riflon fra Miunea'
polls ipser ON 5filsmiSie fra fin
Mano Souls @ridiou, forbi ban bar
rpmt fra benoe.
- 8anfen 3umbrota bar 9iort
&onfurs. Sen bar nemlig 100000
/ ben fallerebe @nranti 9oan Msiocia=
tion Minueapolis. &pis imioler=
tio ben nepnte Nsloctation Tan betale,
er oer beller in9en Gare for Banten /
3umbrota.
= @n &pinbe peo 9}opn Sophia
Sbefitab bleu rpoet os polbtaset /
@fo9en ner Minneopolis forleben
Sag. 9un bleu funoet / beuioilps
Eilitanb oa brast til Bpen. 9un
laa len9e. fpr bun funbe siue noseu
Sortlartns uuer bet forefalone, men
nu ct BUN 8eorius os bar sioet en-
@filbring af &eueren. 6toaen sien>
nemigses aueoesne, o9 man fatteoe
en- 6pr, iom ienere piofe fig at pere
ulfploi9. men ban unoait meb Sob os
neppe 9pben.
= Miis Mlice 8. 6anes, en- Bise
paa 16 Nar fanbtes mproet ner
9anosbpeu 2pnbon forrise Spnoaes>
fuelo. SUN fnlbe bente &reaturer<
ne biem % penbte al5rig tilbaee.
@un fonbteS uoe pna Morfen meb
fnuit 9ooeo. Snsen bar nosen s}oe
ON, buem Woroeren fan bore. Sc,
gen, iom unoerig9te Qi9et erflerte,
at 8isen par bleuen polotaset, fpr
bun bleu br9bt. SO &erioner, paa
bpem ben muIige Mistante funbe
falbe, bar fulotommen bepiit fin
l1ffplbi9beo. @n Belpnnin9 oil biz
be uolopet for Dpbo9elien af bet
ubpre, 1om bar ubfprt ben oper al
Befriuelie fienbi9e 9aab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-24

&ri9 er nu ristt9 for Nluor ub>
brubt mellem S9notius 9onnellp o9
r9oc" 5iib ct. Soul. 9onnellp
bar s5oltepartiets 8lab, The Re-
preventative, fremiat ben &aoitan6,
at Stiff i 1890 os 80 mootos Beitit<
felier fra republitani1e &omiteer.
&an opforbreoe osiaa Giib til at laaz
Ipse fig for bette, ON ban BERTH fanbt
fig befpiet. n9oc" Tiib bleu, iom
mon fan uente fig, gram / gu ouer
bette ps Tom tort efter meb ct 8reu /
r@t. &aul Globe, buori ban er<
tlerte. at ban lnart Nuloe bore reoe
til at bamre lgs paa 9onnellD % TIL
lise paa Representatives &eoattpr.
Men iioen bar not 5iib fiplnet af,
os MI bill ban fprft unoer1p9e, ON
9onnellp bar nosen fait @ienoom,
1aa be! fan betale fig at iasip9e BAN.
9onnellp ertlarer / iioite 9tumer al
Blabet. at ban bar faite @ienoomme
Der / Minneiota til en- &eroi at oper
$4,000, iaa bet ct not lite laa
farlist.
Ser er mahee, lom mente. at 9on>
neQp life buroe rprt peb Tiib M, ba
ban ct uoe al &iiorien allisepel, men
eSqnatiu8 bunbrer lps pg ftRpner trem
/ ri9ti9 8erierter9ang.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-24

2aonins 5it. Reiien Filores iom
ieroeles oe0pttet / finantiiel &enz
ieenoe. .Minneapo1is Sournol" bar
ct Bi1ebe of stibet % en- elimrenbe
@ftlbrins Of bets Mobtaeelie. @n
flor Banfet afbolbtes ON &peloen for
Stibets Manbitob, os mango promi=
1,ente Minneapolisbor9ere uar til.
Stebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-24
Neprla,,o+

Sc 6orenebe @taters 2anb>@om=
misiar / @aibtn3ton bar nu ertleret,
at 5000 Ncres al 2ano ber Minne>
toto, iom lisaer inoenfor Northern
Pacifc>Bauens 2anoarenie. ital TIL
falbe Great Northern. 2onbet li9=
ger Eobb County runot Song 8raiz
tie os ifal pare meset ueroifulot.
Soeen betrostes iolminbelisbeo 1om
en- 8rppeioa.
s Mopember 1883 fremlo9oe geor=
tbern Baciftc Site oper bette 2anb /
2anbtontoret / ct. @loub, men filing
bleo lite tilitaaet, foroi bet Tom i
&onflict meo &eeierineens nbuols al
Mprlanb. meo Ntftaaelien til Mani>
tobabanen % Nfitaaelier til @etlere.
Gpbrssmaalet CT MI ofsiort / 5aupr
af Manitobafompaniet % Setlerne /
ale unbta9en fun faa Eilfeloe.
Northern Pacific taber, forbi
ben, (omenbfibnt bens &et par 1ise=
iaa flor iom Manitobatompaniets)
tom forient meb fin file. Mf be
5000 Icres faar Mortbern @aciftc
fun 400.
rMinneapolis Soarnol" flaser
oper &ienbelien, men bet Tan Del tome
me uo paa ct, e1tten ben enc elIer an,
ben Sernbauetorporation faar 2an<
bet. Manitobabanen fit bet, forbi
benne &orporation filed fgrit, os ba
fit @etlerne bet af famine @runb, %
bet tan ipues nut iaa rimelt9t.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-24

Sen ipanife &rinies1e Snfanta
@ulalie ct nu antommen bertillanbs.
8un bleb mobtaset meb flor &omp
og be pra9tisfte @eremonier peb Nnz
fomfen til GetpDorf, os 9asblabene
inbebolber ipaltelanse 8eretninser
um8riniesien % benbes &eiie. &rin<
iesien liter fig soot, os 9emonftra,
tionerne ipntes at bebase benbe.
Steiien til 8aibin9ton bar meeet for
npielig for benbe, % Mobta9elien ber
bar forartet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-24

2oben ON Gbineiernes uoelutfelle
al be Soreneoe 5tater ct M aner>
tienot al @pieferet for at bore 9runos
lopsmesii9, % bette faloer boarot
for @btneierne. Wanse ipaar, at Der
pil bliue &ri9 meo @bina. Ser er
talfalb Wulisbeo for, at en- 1aaban
@paaoom tan aaa / 0ptbloel1e. 9o<
pens Beretti9elie tan 0el neppe befri:
oes; tbt b1sie TO 6olferacer pas1er al
brig lammen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-24

@upernpr gel1on bar ubnebnt en-
&omite til at 9iDre Nrrausementer
for @amlingen of NutitruIt. .@onoens
ttonen @bicaso ben Ste ssuni. @on.
uentet ifal blipe aloeles upartiIf %
bill bebanole EruftS / Nlminoelisbeo.
SnbianaS @uperngr bar tillfrepet
@uoerngr Nelion, at ban lite tan uo:
napne no9en Delegation for fin @tot.
ba @a9en lite er a9iteret oerneoe.
Where is the. State Of Indiana
anyway?
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-24

&eoaftgren for Prison Mirror,
@tatsfensllets Slab, ct MI paa Sri<
fob. lpslabt paa fit 2@resoro. Bla>
bet bar taaet en- M &eoattpr oe Ct
iaa frtift % liplist iom nosenlinoe
tgr. 81 timber fpl9enoe mellem Blo=
bets 2ofalnpbeber:
mirror bar miitet fin SleDaftpr, 6pr=
mano os en- N6onne11t. vi igrser oper Saz
bet af Nbpnncnten".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-24
Sberit SBren 2ifoe fal,fomme till
bo9e fra Dusseldorf o9 blioe @ebaf<
tgr al NoropeEten ieien, beber bet.

Set iioite 9eumer al ,l1u9bom=
mems &en" bor meget aliioist oe pos
pu(ert Snobolo. Blaoet 9ipr Sremz
ifriot % lDnes at foritaa, bpab ben
norFe lln9bom bebbper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-05-24

&nute Nelion bar uonepnt @rsu~
pernpr Merriam Tom 9elesat til
~&eroens 6inant8ton9re1S" 8" be6 uoz
ftilin9en / @bicaso. &onsres1en oil
pere lamlet fra ben lobe til ben 25be
Sum-, og mango al &eroens itprite
6inantsmeno p1l beltase ben.
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Sen pil inbebolbe omtrent 416 @ioer
og b1iue inbbunben / sobt &l9bes,
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ten omtrent ben lite @ug. Da Spz
laset lite er meset fort, uil man
9ipre bel / at inblenbe BeitiQin9 inaz
ref muli9t. &ris $1.50 pertofrit
ti[ienot. 8eitiutnser tnbienbes til
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&reoSnt6oc-

Teraus Sails &reos ofboloer fit
Baarmpbe @(botp 2ate fra 30te
Mat til lite SUM-.
5amtaleemne: Dmpenoellen, FAINT
ON Mpbpenbisbeoen al Oprettelle al
ct Bgrnebiem bisie @9ne.
MIe &reb1en8 &reiter maa pere
forberebt paa at pr9bite unber Mp>
bet.
Maitab ben Ste Mai 1898.
q. S. @ulteng, 5ormano.
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oro tat et beiftipe

Orb fan life befripe ben us
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&le6er, jom Manhattan bQr
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pere ems no9enlin6e. M}an fan
fipbe EFT iplenoi6 &le6nin9 af
@elulo for $40 til $l2.50, lpS
eler n1grt efter &eba9. &i ga
ranterer, at 6en er 9o6t ipet og
tt1paSlet.
@1tte= og &prne0r19ter er
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@n lap &riS for ale o9 in9en
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-09-09
Base Ball.

On last Saturday the Colfax nine went
to Paramount and gave the boys lesson.
1t was funny to see how completely mot
in it" the Fairmounters were, the score
beng SO to 6 in favor Of Colfax, but they
enjoyed the fun, and propose to come up
and play Colfax next Saturday.
On Sunday the Colfax boys went to
Cloutierville, and in turn were showed
under by score Of "a to 10, but complain
at the ruling Of the umpire. which they
allege beat the game. However, it is
game and game between the clubs, and
the deciding rub is to be played on the
Colfax ground tomorrow, and. with all
things even, the best players will win.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-09-09

Colfax will shortly suffer the
temporary loss of one it's brightest
ornaments, Mrs. s. M. McNeely,
who expects to leave for Nashville,
Tenn, about Sept. 10Th, to be gone
several months, She expects to at
tend Prof. Draughn's Practical
Business College, for the purpose
of taking course in stenography
and typewriting.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1893-09-09

CoLYAx. La. August 90 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the Assessment
Roll for the year 1893 is now on flo in my oface
and the taxes far the year 1893. are now due. and
the taxes on movable property will become DO
linouant on the LIST day Of the calender month
next succeeding the fling Of the rolls. and the
taxes ON immovable property will become delin-
qaent on the slst day OF December, l6oo. Nov
therefore all persons are notified to pay same and
save cost. CD, KEMP,
Sheriff and Ex-o6ioio Tax Collector. of Grant
Parish, La.