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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-27
NOW.

Kisses which fall upon the dead's mute
lips,
Like dew on roses which the frost nips
Come all too late;
'Tis better far to give them while tht
lips can speak,
The golden chord of life at best is weak
Ahl do not wait.
hind words in ears whose earthly
powers are spent,
Like sunshine on the tree by Lightning
rent,
Can give no balm;
'Tis better far to give them while those
earscan hear
For life has much of woe, and much o
fear!
And love brings calm.
1t is too late when life's lamp burnett
When hands once warm are chill a.
winters snow
10 do KIND QeeQs;
'Tis better here, where feet are prone tt
slide;
'Tis better now than wait till eventld'
To help their needs.
All, friend! dear friend--if any such ther
Keep not your loving thoughts ava.
from me
Till I am gone;
want them now to help me on my wa.
AS lonely watchers want the light of da,
Ere it is worn.
And though sometimes. my heart o'e
some sore wrong
Long brooding, weaves some b1tternes
in song.
'Tis but shade
Within life's texture where the pest az
poor;
o, close not up to many faults Love
door!
Ineed your aid.
Figaro.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-27
DAME NATURE IS A GOOD BOOK.
KEEPER,

She don't let US stay long in her debt
before we settle for what we owe her.
She gives US few years grace at the
most but the reckoning surely comes
Have you neglected cough or allow
kyour blood to be impure without heed
ing the warnings2 Be wise in time
and get the world famed DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. which cures
as well as promises. As a blood-reno-
vator, lung-healer, and a cure for
scrofulous taints, it towers above all
others. as Olympus overtops mole hole
To warrant a commodity is to be hehor-
able and above deception, and guar
antee is symbol of honest dealing. You
get it with every bottle of the Discov-
Lery, Bysdruggist.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-27
From Washington.

WARRINGTON, D. c., April 81.
Mr.. Walter r. Henry, while
admitting that he will gladly take
a $4,000 department place, desires
it to be understood that what he
told the Observer correspondent
did net imply a fear of failure in
securing foreign appointment of
come sort. "You have got us all
in the Department of Justice y
laughingly remarked CAPT, T. r
Jernigan. The Messenger cor
respondent followed the statement
| of each of these gentlemen and, as
they say, correctly reported them.
1t ought to be added. in repetition
of previous news, that neither
Capt. Jernigan nor Mr.. Henry
expec's to be left out, nor are they
expected to be left out of the for
eign service, except on their pres
ference of the domestic service. In
nutshell, they both desire to re-
lieve the appointing power of EN-.
barrassment and get what they are
| to get the more speedily. Bot
| neither wants tiny Consulship if
he can do better.
| The Durham postmastership is a
matter of interest here on account
of the prominence of the candidates
and the zeal displayed by their
friends. There is rather more tact
| of Messrs. Blackwell and Reans,
but Messrs, Faucette and Robinson
are certainly in it. Old Col. W.
7. Blackwell, of Durham bull
frame, is nearly always around
where North Carolinians congre-
gate.
Governor Car called on the Pree-
icent to-day, accompanied by SEN
ator Ransom, An incident of the
visit was the presentation to the
Governor OF a neat bouquet OF
flowers, as the two gentlemen were
going out. by Arthur Simmons, of
North Carolina, a colored servitor
at the White House, discharged by
President Harrison and restored
by President Cleveland.
The following North Carolinians
have arrived: Walker Taylor and
bride, of Wilmington. Judge
Howard of Tarboro. John S. Cum
ningham of Person, Clement
Manly Of Winston. Leon Scull OF
Windsor. and 8. r. Perry of Ours
ham.
The following North Caro]ins
postmasters were appointed to-day;
N. T. Powe, Altamahaw, Ala.
nance county, S. 9. Lyon, Creed
moor. Granville; @. B. Wade
Mana, Yadkin, not on the official
list. Mr., Fitzgerald, Ruffin.
Among the first liable to be ap.
pointed to service abroad is Pen.
dleton King, of Guilford.
Secretary Gresham has received the
report from CemmissionerBlount o1
his action in Honolulu, but states
that he has nothing to give out
about it.
Secretary Herbert and daughter
Mrs. Manning, Miss Fryer, and the
naval aid, Ensign Wood, lef'
Washington for Annapolis to-day
The party will board the Dolphin
as soon as they reach Annapolis
and sail Immediately for Hampton
Roads. The speed of the Dolphir
will be regulated 80 as to reacl
the Roads early Tomorrow morn
ing.
1t was stated to-day by a gentle
man, whose position gives weigh
to his words, in explanation of th,
delay by President Cleveland il
making appointments, that nolt
would be made until after the pre-
sure by applicants is relieved by
their departure.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-27

A Waco jury has found the value
of a mans hand to be $6.24O,
which is the best hand held in
Texas since the early cattle days.
Fort Worth Gazette.
When Philadelphia street car
overtakes a funeral procession it is
considered prima facic evidence of
furious driving -Nicetown Neme-
sis.
Tom Watson will not change.
He is going to stick to the frazzled
end of friction. and go down as
calamity howler.-Brunswick Ad-
vertiser.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-27
-SOMEBODY'S COMING HOME TO
DAY.

ing, 0 little brown bird in the tree
Warble your cheeriest roundslay,
Wake all the echoes of woodland glee,
Somebody's coming lone to-day.
Laugh, Q babe on my knee, with joyi
Clap your hands in the merriest way,
somebody'n come to his baby boy.
Somebody's coming home to day.
Ring, G bells Of my heart, ring outl
Ring all the sadness and gloom away,
Jing Any loneliness, fear and doubt,
Somebody's coming home to-day
Ada Simpson Sherwood,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-27

Winston Sentinel: There are al
ready 107 cases on the civil docket
to be disposed of at the next term
of Forsyth Superior court. which
opens on May 22n1. Judge Boy
kin will preside.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-27

Newbern District Quarterly
meetings, F. D. Swindeil, 2. E.
Carteret circuit Bryees, ApEiI
1928.
Morehead City, April %,
Mt. Olive circuit Mt. Olive
April 1880.
CoreSound, May 81.
Straits circuit, Springfield, May
1914.
Beaufort Station May Il.
LaGrange circuit, Bethel Nay
20s21.
Pamlico circuit. Stonewall, May
1928
Jones circuit. Lees Chapel
June 3,4.
>NewbernCentenary, June II.
Craven circuit, Beech Grove
June 1918.
Newbern, Hancock St. June IS
night.
Snow Hill circuit. Tabernacle
June 24s25.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-27

The great coed thing about the
Hawaiian situation is that it is
again Hawaiian Evening World.
The man who was dissatisfied
with the menagerie said it was a
heastly affair -B;nk hamton Leader.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-27

A girl can resist fad of which
she does not approve, if she but have
confidence enough in herself to de-
fine her opposition. Walls fall be-
fore those who march straight
against them.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-27

The man with confidence in him
self wins the day. All the talent in
the world will not elect a man to
the smallest Office in the State, un-
less he have trust enough in his
popularity and reputation to come
out aud boldly announce himself.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-27

Mr.. A Sullivan Of Chicago, Ills
writes, that he has used Dr.-BulPs Cough
Syrup for bronchitis and found It to be as
represented, "a great REMEDY and good
friend,n
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-27
SOME RANDOM REFLECTIONS

For Sunday Perusal, that May be Woven
With Profit into the Woof of Every Day
Life.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-27

A woman does not know what
she can do until she has confidence
enough to make the attempt. The
most chatty 16-year- old girl
on earth may have that in her which
will draw the most sedate and sub
stantial man in the town to her feet.
A man who ceases cour1ing the girl
he loves because she is engaged to
another man, needs brains and lit
tie confidence Tin himself. By his
very assertiveness in the face of this
obstacle he will make it waver on its
base and probably crumble and be.
come dust at his feet.
The man without confidence in
himself is like ship without a rud-
der. She has good sails, good balls
last, but nothing with which to
guide her course. Without it, tai
ents are useless, worse than useless;
they are tortures for the miserable
creature who cannot put them to
| use.
The best way for a man to get
confidence in himself is to put him
self in position where he is alb
solutely dependent upon himself.
Otherwise he may go through life
never dreaming of the wonderful
possibilities of greatness, which, cul-
tivated by necessity, might have
made his life full of honors.
| 1t is every mans duty to help
every other man by breathing into
him self-confdence. Tell him that
he can do certain things it he will
but try. Bring your wavering
brother out of the slough Of de-
spond, and you will view with JOY
and wonder the effects Of his handi-
work as he builds a grand character
and magnificent career challeng-
ing the admiration of mankind.
The man with brass, impudence
and conceit is well.known COM
modify. His sufferings are not great
| UrCduSc uG 10 WlGEOub tu6 SOu1 "
suffer. But those men who have
no self confidence! The good God
atone knows how many of them have
been buried in ignominions graves
along with unused talents that
should have erected fer them mon
uments of marble and epitaphs in
gold.
The love of man for woman
should contain all that is beautiful
and all that is good. She should be
a help to him to be a better man.
She should be something sacred
She is trust; the greatest that will
be given him ON earth. He should
be iealously careful to preserve hel
from all hurt. He should make hel
a partaker of his thoughts on every
| day matters as we'll as of his affec
| tions. His love should be generous
It should not require more angelic
temper than he has, nor higher pur.
! itY in life. It should be a treaty
between him and her to travel to
gether in the search of the good
the true and the beautiful.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-27

II Sergeant Dunn or anybody
else happens to have "beaker full
of the warm South"handy, now is
the time to pass it around.-New
York Tribune.
The Duke of Veragua does MT
hold his ancestor, christopher
Columbus, responsible for all
America-Tammany, A for instance.
Chicago Tribune.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-27

A woman does not know wha
she can do until she has confdenc,
enough to make the attempt. The
most chatty 16-year-old glrl
on earth may have that in her which
will draw the most sedate and sub
stantial man in the town to her feet
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-27

A man who ceases cour1ing the girl
he loves because she is engaged to
another man, needs brains and lit
tie confidence Tin himself. By his
very assertiveness in the face of this
obstacle he will make it waver on it's
base and probably crumble and be.
come dust at his feet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-06-28
2eIatto Stattfpro+

6orenebe @taters @enator fra
California, 2elanb Stanforb, bpbe
ben 20be bs. / tit @iem &alo Nltu,
California. @enator Stanforb blep
fpbt @aterpliet, Ilbanp County,
Stem Sort, 9be Marts 1924. 9ans
5orfebre Tom til Stem Sort omtring
1920. 2elanb Stanforo tilbra9te
fin 8arnbom % l1n9oom til 20zIars>
alberen paa fine 6orelores Tarm.
@an be9Dnbte berpaa at ftubere 2op.
@au tos iuri6iR @ramen / 1S49 %
ilos fig neo iom @a9fprer / sort
@aibinston, @iscoriin, famine &ar.
S 1852 miitebe BON fin @ienbom
ueo Sloebranb os reife iaa til Gale
fornia % be9bnbte iom @ulb9raper.
s 1856 Fpttebe ban til Gan 6ranz
cisco og be9pnbte ber paa @amlin>
gen at fin ubpre 5ormue, builten
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-06-28
Stor 1t1Dtte paa $apet.

Sc fore eu9elte &ri9SEibe Vic
toria o9 Camperdown fsbte iam>
men oeo @pbaunen Eripolis ,ler
Den @ppern / gtibbelbouet for
nosle 9aae fiben. 9ette er en- af be
ftbrite Qlptter, iom ct benot paa
@pen ben npere 9ib. Victoria git
tilbunbs meb 43O Mfanb omborb
Is Minutter efter @ammenitpoet.
Set bar @iobelbaps.@ @itaoronens
GlaeFib, ber par paa 10,47o 9ons
9re9ti9beb, % Maitinerne repreien.
tereoe $4,000 @etefrefter. Cam.
perdown uar paa 10000 Cons o.
1880 9eftes &raft. Victoria fbr.
te Is &anoner % Camperdown 10.
Nbuiral Sir @eorse EDron bar
&ictoria8 1perfbefn1enbe. 8an
bar tillise Dper.& &ou1maabbr neb be
,nibbelbabite @tationer % ben ensel=
tie SHADES &iceaomiral. @an Ct
blanbt be brufnebe. Mf bele Mano=
ifabet paa Victoria rebbebes fun
255 Menb. Dfficererne siorbe aft,
be funbe, for at rebbe Stibene, met
l1lDtfen funbe lite forbinbres.
&norlebes @tibene tom til at fpbe
fammen, meloer 3elesrammerne in=
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-06-28
9efD Bros
The Great Man.
haitian Clothiers.
The Great Man.
Iomme anIaar til $3O.000.000 o9

Iomme aui1aar til $3O,000,000 o9
noale enoo9 til $70.000,000. ;.
@tanforo be9pnote fit offentli9e
2iu iom 9elesat til ben &onpention.
iom iam1ebes Chicago % nominere.
be Nbrabam 2iucolu til &refibent=
ueroisbeoen. 9an be9pnbte berpaa
at arbeioe for &onitruttionen af en-
Sti0ebausbane. 9ans 8laner bleu
realiierte. @tanfor6 brep ben fbfte
@pieer til 8anens Julbfprelie os
b(eu &orporationeus @reiibent. S
1851, famine Nar, bleo ban ual9t til
@uuerupr al California, % 1885
bleo ban pal9t til Toreneoe @taters
Seuator. Eli @riuorins ON fin
eneFe Spn bar @r. Stanforo ifien.
fet Staten California 20 Millioner
9ol1ars til 0pfprelien al 2elanb
@tanforbs nniperiitet / &alo Mlto.
9ette ct MI en- at &erbens mef be-
rpmte 2ereanitalter. Som ct @lass
rErutfonb" for benne Stole itaar
@tanforos @tenoom / @ina, @alifor.
mia. Ser bar fan &eroens ftprfte
&inbape. Sen er paa 10000 Mcres
% er belt CRATER paa 500 Ncres
bper. Meien ubeluttenoe @bineiere
benpttes !om Irbeioere peo 9srt>
ningen. 2elanb STANFORD bpbe plub=
ielis uben at baue nosen bos fig.
@an nar iaa feb, at ban lite len9er
funbe BRUCE fine 2emmer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-06-28
NorosDafota.

Ebomas Dp1abl fra Mount @p>
reb, @tsconiin, en- 1n9 @anb, iom
bar arbeibet paa en- 5arm 1er @ranb
SORTS iuaar, brebte fig ielp peb at
itDbe fig siennem 9iertet meb en- @aslz
b6sie for en- 2tb fiben. 2iget bleb
ienbt til bans &iem i@isconitn.
Eun9iiubisbeb 1tulbe bore Mariagen
til bans 9anblins.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-06-28
tet ON. ulptfen foresit ON @fter:
mibba9en ben 23be SUM.
5nblanbet.

JuuIuupe%.
&in9lin9 8ros. 3 @irfus bapoe en-
Gorepisnin9 neoe &iper Jalls,
@isconiin, foite Onsoas, os ioet
Solicit, efter at Joreui8nin9erne bar
ilut, bolbt paa at pasfere nbsan9en,
To9 2pnet neb / Eeltet o9 brebte Z
&erioner poo Steoet, meoens oper 90
fit alporli9 5faoe.
= Sen fore en9elfe 5orfatter
@alter Beiant er anfommen ber til
2anoet. 8eiant resnes al mango
for at bore en- al Gioen8 fprfe &o>
montorfattere.
= @eroenS burti9te &eboelpbs>
bei er MI r@alabin" eiet af Sames
2eel af 9ele>pare. Sen 15oe os.
lob ben en- Mil 1909. Dette bar /
@atpalet &art / @ilmiuston. Dele>
mare. Banen par en- balp Mil.
- 5orbenperenbe @ountpoommer
Ma9nuS Nellon, bpbe @rantSburg,
@isconiin ZEN 20oe os. efter lensere
Eios Spseli9beo. San bar ben fprite
Dpfober Burnett COUNTY, ioet bon
Tom BERTH for en- 40 Mar iiben. &an
bar bolot Fere @mbeoer og oelto9et
iuris / &olitifen / fin 6iemitat.
= 2i55,e Borb en-, iom Dor bei1plo
for at baoe mproet lin 5aoer os fin
@teomooer. ct frifienot al Surpen.
9enoes Sag bar tiltruttet fig natio'
nal Dpmertiombeo. Noiierue er
neiten olle eni9e / at anertienoe
Surpens Som for ristig. 9i55ies
8iQeoer 8laoene fer moroerilt fele
ub, mebens benoes @teomooer bar en-
un9, faser &oinoe.
= urlula Suanita llnfu9, iom
Htpo lin @lRer, &eoattpr Ebomas
@enoerion Bopo Olympia, Ba=
ibinstun, iointer. er tritienot al SUI
rpen. 8opo bar &eooftgr al Olym-
pia Tribune o9 fob / ct &ierlis<
beosforbolo til Miis untug. s8an
par en- .betienot 8erionli9beo. 9un
itiso bam al @tinipse.
= Washington Post flyer, at
&refbent @leuelanb bespnoer at BIZ
pc aluorlis en9itet formeoelit lin
fore &e9t. OmenoFient ban or
beioer al ale 9ioiens &refter o9
lpiier fun to @an9e ONT 9asen, ipnes
bog bans &est at tiltage og bans
2esemes 9imenfouer at forpse fig
tiltrobs oerfor. &l. 5 ON Iftenen
i1utter ban tit Nrbeioe, o9 oa fiprer
Mrs. @leuelanb op os tar bam meo
fig uo til @oob1p Sane forbi friite
Nere os blomfrenoe @nse / ben bers
lige Matur. ub fra alt 9a9ens 8e<
iper. Ser tilbrinser be / SO fine
Mftener.
= st Sroettreu paa @reat gtor<
t6ern.Bauen itpote paa en- &reatur<
bob, iom laa paa @tiunerne IS Mil
ipo for @ei @uperior. @isconfin,
Iibte @bnbas Mor9en, % 20 &osne
blep lissenoe oner binanben / en-
@rpft peo Siben al @poret. @ogne'
ne bar for fprite 9e1en 1afteoe meo
Rul % fattebe piebliftelis Slb.
acknowledgement os en- 8temier
blen lisaenbe unber be brenoenoe
@o9ne os brebtes naturlianis, mes
bens &onbuttpren os Gprbbberen fiji
alporlise &uefelier. l1lptten pil
foraaria9e ct fort 9ab for Sons
pasniet.
= @n 18 Iar sammel 9atter af
@afor SANCTION fra Stem @utbrie,
Dtlaboma, operpar forleben en- @i.
elie. Set Dor en- un9 Manb, meD
buem bun baube neret forlopet, iou1
blep gift meo en- anben. 9a bun
Tom biem iprans bun uo at BussDen
os lpb ub / @tosen. @anbreber al
MenneFer bolot paa at ieae efter
henbe mango 9ase os fanbt benbe
tillut, men ba bar bun blepet atbeles
raienbe % maatte fpres til ct Sinbs,
fpsebus.
NorosDafota.
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Mtnnefpta.

6. s. Gearing fra Mantato. @gn
al 9eormalfolens @refioent. auto9, at
ban baobe Ruot en- SnobrubstDo iio>
ite 5rebu9smor9en. Sans Gorelore
par reiit til &erbensuofiqtusen, os
@pnneu % en- Eienetepise uar alene
biemme. 0mtrent SCI. 2 ON Morse>
men falote &i9en paa Mr. @earins
os io9oe. at en- 6pr bolot paa at brp.
be ino / 9uiet siennem &i6ttenop>
rem. Gearing tos en- Reuoluer og
git neb os Ripo paa Gpren iaa ban
oumpeoe til Soroen. 6an unbue9
aQisepel, os Sub bleu ienot alleueane
runbt, for at man funbe paa9ribe
bam. &olitiet fulste 8lobiporet en-
bel 8lod, men iaa tables bet af
Spne. Sm &peloen unberrettebe en-
2ese &olitiet ON, at ban bar biez
ben falbt til en- un9 Manb for at ~
i9ien bans Saar, % oenne Mano
oiite fig at pnre ben formentlise
SuobruostDu. &uslen baube saaet
ino 9iennem Munben o9 u6 oeo
0ret. @an pil TONNE fig isien.
5pren bar Eieneiteptsen Mils Ser
tba 9anlons &ierefe. 9an beo $.
$. MDran oe bar @treooer. @an
ituloe oere meset ialou1, % ba ban
forloo &1Qen omtrent ST. 10 ON
&ualoen, itiulte ban fig Sfo9en
peo 9uiet os foripste iaa ON @or9e<
men at trense fig ino / 9ulet for at
ftnoe uo, ON BUN oar bam tro
euer ei.
= @n eienoommeli9 9rpm. Sor
noset oper en- l19e fioen buppeoe en-
Mano uo al ct 9ampitib os brutue<
oei 9eerbeoen al &eo @ins, men
2i9et funoe mon lite finbe i9ien.
@tpar 9bsn berefter orpmte en-
@an6, at ban foo paa @lpebreboen
pg iaa ct 9ampifib fomme neboper.
% oa Stibet Tom 1i9e miot forbi
bam, laa ban, at 9amperens enc
9iul uaifeoe Up en- @ienfanb, iom
ban tpoeli9 iaa bar 9iset at en-
Manb. 9rpmmen 9ioroe 1aa itertt
Snotrpt paa bam, at ban / 9osuin=
gen ben nete Morsen tos lin Baab
os roeoe opab @lpen, buor ban fit le
en- 9amper tomme neoouer iul paa
lamme Maa6e iom bans 9rpm, o9
oa ben tommer nermere, iaa ban, at
bet bar ben famine 8aao. Wanben
roeoe efter 9amperen os bolot fig
paa @ioen al ben tilitpnoet al en- be-
ipnoerlis Mps9ierrisbeo. @an par
lite fommen ii &oos, fpr 6lulet pa
ifeoe op en- mprt tun9 @ienitano mob
bans 8aab. @an sreb ben os bug
iereoe ben tiQonbs, bpor ben bleo
sienfienbt iom 2iset af ben brutneoe
Manb.
- ct. Olaf college / Mortbfielb
bolbte fine @ramener iibfe l1ee.
@nblignt @tolen lite blir onerfienbt
al ben Torenebe Rirte. iom bens @ol<
le9e, faa oil bog Eruteerne fortiette
ben o9iaa nefe Mar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-06-28

itanoe Tan iarlis neunes 4 Miniatur=
8iQeber, iom I'LL foretiue be 4 &pau:
seliHer. 9is1e Billeber bleu bro9te
ber til 2anoet Mar 1701 of en- franlf
5amilie oeo 9eaun Otto, ber Tom bib
lom Snoianermisiionerer. Sc
penote fenere tilbase til Tebrelanbet,
os Malerierne Tom 6enoerne af en-
tpf Bran6 al Jamilien. @enere er
be saaet fra Taoer til @9n / famine
5amilie. @aa ct oer en- lioen sern>
tasie. fom bar tilbprt Mapoleon ben
itore, os bpori ban baooe fine pistise
9otumenter, naar ban par &r,9.
&asien fdrte ban altib meo fig. Sen
er enbnu / COB @tano, os 2aaien er
ubefaoi9et. S &asien li99er MI ct
&ortrait al ben bergmte @anofserfe,
iom Mapoleon altib aoipurste, fgr
ban orog uo paa fine 5elttos eller
foretog fine &esierin9sbanblineer.
9esuoen er oer ct @ar samle @porer,
iom bar tilbprt @reo @ottper Moior
al @obarnbeim 8reusien for $50
Nar iioen. @repen bar en- @lpatz
ming al Otto o~Tamilien.
Site mtnoit interesiant ct ct So
minoipil. iom bar forarbe1oet al Jan>
ger Baitillen / Srantrise. Materi=
alet ct Sen af bet &ipo, iom be fit til
Spite, mems be iab fansne. Dette
@pil eies al Mr. 6rear al 6aribault
County. @n anben &eliquie fra ben
frantic &euolutions blooi9e Sage er
en- pra9tfulo 9aabstiole brugt al bet
tranFe Moelsfab @epolutionens
9a9e. Den eies al Mrs. S. 8.
2ambert fra 9altinas.
Mrs. sc. sc. 8erg fra Minnea=
polls bar 9iort en- &niplin9 9stiole o9
lenot til uoitiQineen. Til Spningen
al benne &iole bar bun bru9t $500
yards Graoo, 339 yards @norer
(braid), og Der er bele @iOlen 2, ,053
Malter.
Sen norlfe @pnooe bor o9Iaa en-
lioen lofiQius for fig 1ele, liseiom
flere anore &irtelamfuno bar bet.
@pnooen uofiller cue fine Sorloos>
ltrifter, prastise BiQeoer al fine Sto:
fer oIo. ...,.
Observation-Disclosures &urioitets.
iamlins pges oaslia. Set iioite Gil~
leg, ben bar Iaaet, ct en- bel Sci sams
le Manuifr1pter os 8p9er inbbefat,
tenoe ben atronomiite Nfbanoliua,
iom Columbus o9 Nmeriso bru9te
peo S5oruoiselien al 5ormprtelier,
@olumbus's 8rep til 2uis be Cant
Inael ON Opoaselien al %merita, oa
ban fom tilbase fprite Sang, en- lc=
ttnf 8ibel (Vulgata) os Here an=
ore 8pser os 5trifter fra bet 15oe
o9 16oe Narbunorebe, 9amle @rebi<
fener e.c.
Sen 4oe eSuli oil uoturli9pis fei=
res meo Itorartet CLANS % 8roQt oeo
ubfillinsen. Gorberebelierne, iom
aipres til oenne Geit, oueraaar al Be.
nripel1e. Sen nbe Liberty bell
uil bliue farois til ben Eib, % bens
&lan9 bill lpoe ouer belle @bicaso
mestisere, eno ben samle LIB / 8bila=
oelpbia / @lutten Of forrise Narbuns
brebe.
8aabe @oro.D Datota os @pb> >9afo.
ia foreser osiaa bo9lie fine reipettiue
ubaillinger. enbifiput mango troebe,
at oisie @tater in9en llbhi0ine piloe
faa. Sc beuil9ebe lite iaa mango
8en9e iom Minneiota, men iaa mao
mon butte, at be lite bolber nooen
aparte &ierriusiiaa nebe Chicago
bel1er, o9 bet iparer benz en bel 9el
8eage, iom be Tan anpenbe til mere
NDtte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-06-28

rNmerita", Ebinsuaua=2iniens npe
&oitbampi&ib. af9it fra Stem gorf oi-
rette til @tanbinapien ben. 20be SUM-
meb $50 8aS1a9erer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-06-28
Mblolnt Ell &ri8 for ale!

Sg bpor Dtllt9t penner life
Fnblifum Jig til bette, 11aar 6et
1er, bpor billi9e @arerne er!
SD6elt9e, lmaa Sal forteuer
81 ltorien.
9e tan ipare Sis o9 45en9e
neo at ban6le 1ne6 Great Man.
haitian Clothing House. Ti6,
forot bette @uS bar 6et itprl lte
og be6ite 2lslortement at p9l9e
I - bebpper life at fjpbe, bpQ6
9e life pnlfer. &en9t, for6t
bore &orer lel9es billi9ere, en6
Ben 1amue &palitet af @o6S fan
blioe fjpbt fur anorelte6s, &t
bar mango &arer o9 11aa leS1e
al. tt&om 6erfor o9 tag yor6el
al Dor for itore sSorlDnin9 o9
bore me9et lape Friler.