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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-02

were lots of good men with ambition to
serve the state in an official capacity,
who very early IN he convention rec
Ognized that some one mu 1 be lett out,
and since there were 81 many eandi-
dstes the left outs' must make by
far the larger. il hot the luekier com
paDy. Friendly eonbin ttious were
msae but smashed almost immediate
| Is, until uncertainty was the only
thing thai was certain Elevators.
staIrways. hall ways. corridors, csndl-
dates rooms were usually crowded and
The lobby or Office room presented a
most animated scene from morning
till midnight. except when the dele
gales we're in The conyeBti0n hall.
Some of the oder and most widely
known politicians formed al times The
ceDters of Interested groufs End gave
wise guesses without much wisdom. or
true premises 10 guess from There
were some guesses better than others
but they were just as apt TO be made by
men no were 10 state convention
for the first time as by the old tine
wire puilers. I'he number Of new aud
comp aratively young men was sur
prising and exc, llent feature of the
convention Tie Pfister Ho ell was the
scene of this activity. and it got some
very valuable advertising oUt of the
convention. II is new, bt autiful. con
venient aud abso utely fire proof Any
sleeping room in the building can DO
filled with combustibes and set on fire
without Touring any other room in the
least. Ii cost million dollars and is
not very large hotel. but ii is
model. The Republican State Central
committee had its head quarters here
and some 80 candidates held general
reception in tteir rooms. and pol tici
ans got so accustomed to shaking
hands that occasionally one could be
found shaking hands with himself
One thing was especially noticeable.
The larger aud more independent q
delegation was. the more Difference it
received, aud the more work it accom-
plished. The Dane County delegation
headed by Il. NJ La Fsllette was the
wonder OF the convention. They
helped nominate every man on the
ticket except governor and attorney
general. The ticket is u good one too |
Every one says no better ticket has
ever been placed before Wisconsin
voters. There is no ring except the
ring OF trte Republcanism and sue
cess in il Ii is ticket VIII Oh, with |
out exception, is worthy the respect Of
every citizen of the state and Il en-
titled to the cordial support of every |
Republican. Hele is is. Make your
self familiar with the history of every |
man on it before election in November.
For William Fl. Upham
of Msrshfield. Wis.
For Lieutenant Governor Emil |
B4ensch of Mahitowoc, Wis
Secretary of State
Henry Casson of Yroqus
Tr, asurer-
Sewell A. petersoz, Rice Lake.
Attorney General
William Ii Mylrea. Wausau.
Supt. Public Instruction
j q Emery, of Albion
Railroad Commissioned
ID. j. Mckenzie. of Alma.
Insurance Commissioner
w. A. Fiicke. of Milwaukee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-02
Clips from the Convention

From the Milwaukee Sentinel.
la the center OF the auditorium sat
the Dane county delegation, containing
the principal managers If the Haugen
candidacy. They, too, we.e quiet.
Bob LaFollerte. whose work 10 behalf
OF Haugen. has been one Of the Won
ders of the whole convention, for the
first time was not hustling around whls-
pering words OF command to his fol-
lowers scattered throughout the various
district delegations I.aFollette kept
the Haugen forces well in line. but in
stead of using them 10 make mischief,
he used them in the interest of harmony
and made combinations that weie
largely responsible for secu ring that
most desirable resu t.
N'KENzIE GETS ON ANYWAY.
The taking up OF McMenzie Tor rail-
road commissioner after he had been
knocked out for the treasurershlp was
one Of the unlooked-for events Of The
but Was the result Of there
being no other places on the ticket
given to that patt Of the state coutain-
ing the Seventh district
The contest for the position Ut secre-
tary If state had been one OF the tiercest
oil al, but on the first informal ballot
Casson had good ms jorily of the votes
amt the ballot was declared formal.
the nomination Of a state treasurer
WAS considered one of he most impol-
tant matters of the convention Me
Kenzie had been the most active can
3,tat., l., tta g. IA 60 80 -, it,. 49,.
his chances hinged principally on the
nomination of Haugep, Tor the plan
was to put Norwegian IN Tor treasurer
unless oae headed tue ticket Hangen' :
supporters all went u Peterson snd
were Instrumental in carrying through
Peterson's nomination. Over the al
torney 90 neraiship there was good
lively hght, too. complicated By the
contest for secretary OF SCALE the IhiId
district furnishing two 81 the contes-
tants for atlotnsy-general- Wilson of
Grant and Reese of Eowa--while Casson
of Vernon had received place on t. g
ticket further up The Wilson sappoit
was arrayed solidy against CassOn for
secl etaFy, as far AS Grant county was
concerned MylTea' 5 dominates was
the natural sequence OF Upham noml-
nation foc Cove rnOr. The Mylrea in.
tluence was largely responsible fol
throwing the Ninth district To Uphau
aud he protaed in return.
J. 2. EMERY or dams.
j, Q. Emery Of Albion. Dane county
the nominee for uperintendent of pa0
Tic instruction. was the first eandidat,
suggested for that Office He began hi,
career as Wisconsin educator by
1 teaching common school in 1868 Aztec
three years employment in Albion &C
ademv. be was elected county Superin
tendent of the east district of Dan,
county. In 1889 he resigned to become
principal Of the Uuion school at Gran,
Rapids, which place be resigned {,
accept the Office of county superinten
dent Of Wood county. After re election
in 1879, he resigned 10 become princi
pal OF the high school ut Fort Atkinson
Here for sixteen years Prof. Emer
labored with an earaestness and q,
votiou 20 the work which attracted III
! attert ol Of e iuca'ors throughout III
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-02
The Dispute In Corea.

The warlike demonstrations OF the
Chinese aud Japs n 3se In Corea during
the last few days stem likely TO eulmi-
nate in war 1T any moment Detach-
uepts nf troops from both nations have
reached Corea and a conflict seems wei =
niru inevitable, though 1t IS report ed
that peace mnY be brought about y the
intervention If for,i in powers. The
principal bstacle TO "a peat ible ssue
II the quarrel is the intense hatred thai
has existed from time immemorial be-
tween the Two ma ions. Il is because
war would b. popular with both SIDES
that il IS likely 10 ensue. 1T 9 dispute
itself is one that could be settled mas
much as it relates to the lights OF each
country in Corea. The fact thatJapar-
ese troops crossed the COrean frontier,
ostensibly TO protect Japanese subjects,
was sufficient To stir China up to prepai-
atoms for war.
La the event of war China will have
the advantage of numbers, her popula-
ton being about ten times that OF Ja-
pan aud her army icing vastly the
larger. Yet the largest armies do not
aiWhtS ebCuFe flCtutlSo auu thu oupOilot
martial ability Of the Japanese may Off
set the numerical strength Of their adj
versaries. Russia, Eogland. France
and Germany all have interests to pro-
iect that would be endangered by the
breaking out of the war in Cores, so
that they will .ndeavor to prevent It
Even II it should have beginning, il
ii quite likely that these nations may
briBr Il To Yn early end
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-02
the Platform
W T.. EoUsER READS TUE REPORT OF
TIE NoMMIrrEE nN REsnIIrr1nNs

W l.. EoUsER READS THE REPORT Oh
TIE COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS
While the balloiing question wa.
pending the Committee on Resolutions
returned from it. deliberations and w
l.. Houser OF Buffalo county. standing
on a chair in The midst OF the Seventh
district delegation, read the fol owing
platform, which was unanimously
adopted by the convention W tbout a
single word of debate The platform
is AS follows:
We reatlirm the platform adopted at
the National Republican convention,
and also the pla form adopted by the
State Republican convention Ia 1892.
and renew our pledges to the people rs
set forth therein. The present coudj-
lion 0f the counirf res.i.ng from the
threatened change in the Industrial pol
cY hY the DemoerNlc party, tho hun
df ds Of factories and VOL kshops closed
down, the thousands Of men out of en-
ployment, are the best witnesses which
nsu be brought To testify to the wisdom
ii the p0iies ot pr tscttuu 20 homo in
dustries, whlch has always been sus-
tanned and foslered By the republican
party
The Republican party is a friend ct
both labor and caplai--eacn rs inds
peuSa0 To TIE other The party had
is origin in oppos On 10 he euslave-
meat aud degradation of labor and
under its policy the workingmen Of the
United States received higher rate Of
wages Al d attained degree Of comfort
ard nllueuce s they had never previ
ously enjoyed 1t will employ what
ever authority it possesses 10 promote
Al lust demands Of the wage woi kers
and support whatever practical meas
ures can be devised for the amclioralion
Il sis condition We recognize the
U.ht Of laborers 10 organize, using all
hosorable measures, for the purpose OF
dignifying their condiuun and placing
them 90 au equal footing with capital,
10 the end that both fully understand
that they are friends and are equally
necessary to the prosperity of the peo
pei.
Tie republican party is in favor Of
honest money. Applause. We are
una'terably opposed to any scheme thai
will give to this country debased ol
depreaia'ed currency We favor the
use of silver rs a currency TO the exten
only that it cen be circulated on a par
ity W tn gold
The republican party is parry OF re
icious liberty aud absolute nor-seotar
ianism, OF entire separation of churc
and state, OF free common schools, AM
Of the utmost Independence o. indiyid
ual thought, speech and action, With
the law.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-02
CnAs. j. HARPER, EDITOR AND PRop'R

The Gifts to the pres' n University
OF Chicago. which i but an iufnt IN
wears. auIennt already o IS, 600. 600. OF
Cfas hich -, 800. 600 has been cOntri-
buttd by Mr.. John u Rockefeller.
And sill The funds continue to flow IN.
Pre- sident Harper, IS was anticipated,
proves 10 be The right man for the
place Us faculty consists Il l54 OF
jbe leading schmars aud teachers Of
she word IN the cope Of lis pans.
the wide range Of its curneu'um. the
tenth. variety Md accuracy d sch' ar
ship If .ts INSTRUCTORS, and the liberal
nfoyislon nude f1r every kind Of
instruction r. quirsd By students OF
ever, variety and dene ola 'lainmeLts'
his sch, 0 Is the peer of any institution
in the land; though Others OF greater
ace nav be more widely known
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-02
Monona Assembly.

Hard times did not seem to affect the
a,tendence at Monona this year very
mucn. The Assembly has been big
success throughout. The lecturers and
singers have been drawing crowds.
sam Jones probably had 5000 people 10
each audience. Madam Joues the
Black Patti, aud the Arion Quartette
very nearly as many II the gates had
not been closed TO outsiders. the sun
day attendance would have reached
5000. Monona Assembly IS ali rigit
Neyt Friday afternoon Gen. }. D.
Gordon gives his famous lecture. The
last DAYS of the Southern Confsderscy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-02
To the Republican Voters Of Grant Co.

| hereby announce myself as cam
didale for the office Of Sheriff af Grant
County subject to the action Of the
delegate assembled in the Republican
County Convention.
NSv respectfully.
y +. BIBcHARD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-02
UNREDEEMED
L-ANDS-
(0FFICIAL.)
NOTICE FOR TAX DEEDS
LILO oF LIE coTNTY cLERK-l

bFFtCE OF THE COUNTY CLERK
LANCASTER Grant CO. WIS, Jaly I6, 1894 /
Office is hereby given thar the following
- described lands and village Io+s il ~
county o. Grant and State Of Wisconsin. were
sold ~ the Treasurer Of said County on the III h
1891: 'N4e7 y
The amount set opposite to each tract Of land.
CITY or village LOT is he amount az tax interest
last day Of redemption
WOW therefore unless tn t~xes and charges
are paid on The following described tracts Of
land. eity and sisge lots on or before the l7th
day Of May. D 1925. the same will be cor
teyed By Tax deeu 10 the purchasers, according
10 the provisions OF law
ABBREvIATI0Ns:-E. east: ne northeast: Sc
southeast; y, vest; NV. northwest; sw south
west ., north; :, south CON. commencing: beg
oeelnnlns run, running; &C. acre; blk, block IT,
ieet: ks. Inks chs, chains; adm, addition pt
part; adj. adjoining; ex. except: und undivided :
cor, corner; frac. fractional; bd, bounded; tn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-02
Chips from the State Conven.
tion

TnERE were CREST many good
ihipes connected with Tie state con-
veut0l at Milwaukee and yetN few
BID ones. There was spirit Of har-
,nony throughout, and bur very little
call for swearing train wteu the con
4c1t,0n broke mp. OF course there
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-02
JOHN EPLETT,
County Clerk

What makes house home? The
mother well, the children rosy. The
fstaer in good health and good humor
All brought about by the use Of De-
Wits Salsapsrila. Il recommends
Itself
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-02

M Of lot Q q
Lots 3.5 6.i0sndl3 -
IND = Of lots :, 5
and u .
Lots IL 50 and 10. 25
Lois :. 3.4.a.G.7.9
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-02

1Wn Of Patch Grove. Town 5, Range 5.
4 or nwl - 1siJ T. Nurphey, 1T. 8 ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-02

lG. d. & NJ. Lewis 4 SO
y. A. WoolfoIK ? 81
q. n. & NJ. Lewis. 4 %
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-08-02
Town of Lancaster, Town I, Range 3.


Ail5 u La4tasttf-
Com rods Of nv
cor Of sw14 sec B.
ID e 20 1000 rods
N n rds. n 20
lO-lO0 rods, III s
rods sIJ J. Drinkwater =. IS
Town of Mt. Ida, Town 6, Range 3
SEA OF nwl4 .....-. i7iRemer Parlhow "a "a
Town OF Marion, Town Z. Range 3.
F Fra. lot $500 slJohn McGraw So
N"7a OF nwA aJohn McGraw -. 3 65
Town of Boscobel. Town 8. RANGE .
Frac lot 1880 s2,M NJ coms,ocl q.
All Of WIS Of selz of - %
ne14 Of r. r. PIN NJ Cousto.t- a A.
Lot No s in sec % '''-~ %
and lot in sec 81
less IA acre TO the
city for a toll
house $3.50. % aud 27iM NJ Comstock a
Fl swl4 of nwA beg =
II rds OF nwi4
cor, tn rds til
rds. tn s rds,
tn rds TO beg. 35lE Pike < "a
Frac lot No. g.. :3lM. NJ. Comstock ; an
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-21
-. Jnolanoet.

@etreter 8erbert t.le9roferebe ben
15be Marts til Momiral Benbam i
@io Saneiro, at ban pieb(ittelis fful>
be ofsaa til B(uefelos, Seicarasua.
oe iuaretose ameritanfe Snteresier.
= Den oanRe Nuis rTolteblabet
9annebros", fom uosiues / Council
Bluffs, Soma. uotommer nu / balu
@tprrelie of, buao bet bar paret.
Set bar o9iaa itiftet @ebattion.
- Sra 2onspietp, Ieros, melbes
at en- Cyclone siorbe flor @fabe ben
1see @arts ! 0mesuen af 8peu.
Ser Mil pftenfor 2orsoietp pbelaeoe
ben taloitanois ct 2anbfeb, fom / ben
fenere 9io bar peret beboet al See.
sere. 9uiet % BE omirinef ftaaenbe
1rer faaeoes operenoe. os fem SEE.
sere brebtes. Reb Gpelonen falste
fore 6asl. buoraf Fere peiebe fro IL
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-21

1900 ifeoet for 1894? Com be.
fienbt bor @ibenifabsmono, ber be.
iiieftiger fig meb fronolosiRe Spbrs'
maal, oistute,et ON, buoruibt ben
Eibsre9u,n9. ri M bar, er ben ris'
tise.
gu buffer Spprsmaolet atter op.
ibet mou paa1taor, at inbeu9renoe
Nar e9entlig euloe bete9nes meb
1900 itebetfor 1894. 8i {uloe Iaa.
leoes uere TONNE iaa lanst inb paa
fn.de. steele iom muli9t.
Man srunoer bieie Baatanbe paa
meset piotlpttise uuoerieSelier ons
saoenoe @aret for Seiu 5poiel. Sipl=
&c ben nuuerenbe Menine Ruloe bette
ba peret BET lomme iom Mar 753 /
ben romerife &alenoer. Men be nps
eite unoer,eselier fal ba 9eotaiori,
at man ct 6 Nor tilba8e. s8i burbe
.iaaleoes iuar friue 1900 iiteoetfor
1894.
Set Ct Tibet troli9t, at man MI
tommer til at foreto nosen 5oranz
bring meo 2ibsresninaen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-21
9po=9afota-

Sra 9uron berettes. at @a9en
mob &o1itiidef 6. S. @rippen bleu
&ienoelie otsiuet / Gaupr al Bpens
&uinoer. @rippen bleu for fort Eio
iiben ontla9et afMrs. Simonion for.
at ban life bauoe bro9t &robibitions.
louen / Nnuenoeli,e osSa9en tom for
Retten iiofe Onsoos. Sen oafte
itor OpmertiOmbeo, % 4uinoerne er
be9eiitrebe ouer ben Seier. be bar
uunoet. Wen bet forlpoer, at be bill
saa pibere. @n af 2eoerne for
r3orsfarerne1 bar ubtait. at bet toms
mer iuR On paa, bpab Usoporen % be
onore Bpembebsmeno pil foretase
fig. @uinoerne bar beitemt fig til at
foriiette &ompen. inotil Brobibi=
'ionsleuene ouerboloes, rom bet ioa
lfal tase belle Sommeren". Sen
Seier, iom be nu bor uunoet. pil 9iue
oem fornpet Moo, iosoe bun, o9 oo
Tolteopin,onen er imob 2opopertre=
oerne. bill bet lite uere no9en @an,
Felisbeo ct fortiette &en.
= Gorips ct eiOrte meb at faa
eleftrif Belpsuins ira arteIfe
8rpnoe Spos 9afota. 9asieu Mp:
ers orteiife Brbnbe / Merbeoen af
&eoftelb tilueiebrinser ifglse Eron=
ifript NOT @leftricitet til Belpsnin9
for Bpen. Brpnben Dor ira fDrit af
beitemt for &onoleontns os toitebe
omtrins $4,000. Sen 9oor l.03O
Sob oDbt, o9 ben brinser 2.027 @al=
loner &ono / Minuttet. Erptfet af
Tanoet er iaa itartt. at bet 9aor Is
Sob op / 2uften,os naar man anbrin=
ger en- Q 9ommers Bibe. blir Grpttet
iaa itertt, at @anoet saar 158 Sob
brit. &eb @ialp af ct biemme9iort
@anbbiul fsembrinser @anbet so Sc.
itetrafter, os peo 9ielp af ct benz
istsmasfisere 61ul fises bet. at bet
oil frembrinse 100 6eftefrefter. Gor
nerperenoe er Der inblat Q Dyna.
mos, fom frembriu9er eleftrif 2p8
for Bpen &ebfielo. 2biet er ganRe
ftabist. os Toriseet oil uoentoiul biz
be en- Sucieis.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-21
Gr. &rices Cream 8ating @omoer.
Set fulbfommefte fobriferet.

bet er ubelutfenbe en- ,Npiserpebi
tion". c9 buis Mr. @el1mons Blan
lptfes, bill &erben efterbpert blipe
unoerrettet ON bans @anbrin9 til
georbpolen, noset. fom albris fgr 6ar
benot meb nosen &olarerpebition.
Delta9erp oenne Expedition pil mems
Zig fra Eio til anben blipe ienbt TIL
base til Sstanten meb Brepe, 1om be-
nriuer @rpeoitionens 6remeona %
be Opoo9elier, iom 91pres. Yeb So
fanten pil Damperen ofbente Bre<
pene os brin9e oem til Nor9e, bpor,
fra Npbeoerne oil iprebes pioere.
.Om Mr. @eaman8 6or'gg poa at
reffe Norbpolen bil frones meb 6elb
ct no9et. fom Sremtiben pil piie.
Men omenb bans epentprli9e 8lon
fun for enoel lptfes, oil ban bog
rette til en- Breobe8rao len9ere norb,
enb nogen Ssbapsfarer fgr bar noaet.
Meo @ellmann. Manlen, Hearp %
tanRe Sadion ifaro meo at 1e9e efter
&olen bette Nar. ipnes bet bgiit
ianbipuliat, at 1894 oil bliue bet
Werfeaor, unoer builtet 2g8ninaen af
bet t,lfrosue Noroens WDfe rium en=
oelt9 pil bliue opflaret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-21

&ineierne er life laa bumme be.
Saaleoes opluite nplt9 en- &ineler /
&alttornien. at Der Rina finoes en-
uiotlpftis 2iteratur bare ON Wab=
lopuins. Blanbt anbre finbes ct
Be1t. buis Eitel er: ,,Mosle @1nt
meo 3enipn til Mablaunin9" - oa
bette er - paa lite minore eno 3l8
Binb.
Set anieebe iuenRe Storblab
..@steborss 9anbels, o9 Sipfortsti>
benoe" Rriuer ON ben Ranoinopife
Mtsjion &ina bl. a.: .,6fal mon
ablolut miSfionere / bette 2ane. iom
bor en- sammel Rultur os en- bit ub,
piflet boab. &el,9ion % praftif ST.
tsiofi, iaa saar BET felDtDlselis life
an at fenoe bio uoannebe % for.
bumSfulbe Spermere. Man maa
engans tor alle fomme paa bet rene
meo. at 4iueiere os 6inouere life er
,,oiloe", men 9amle @ulturfolt. li9es
iaa ftolte Of fin Dannelie os fin neb,
orueoe. bpit uoultteoe @ubstro, lom
ri Of uor."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-21
Wtunefota.

,5olfeblooer MinneapoliS pil
fomme til at ubsiue en- directory
ouer ale Nsrbmeno oer / 8pen,
Rriper Minaeapolis Sournal.
- Melmp(len 0lafis nebbrenbs
te Scat til 5reba9. Slben antases
paaiat.
= @barles 8. Malmitrsm, en-
Betient en- Banf / ct. Baul. bes't
Selumorb for noele Do9e ibeu, for:
oi bon Dor fommen $1,000 t,ltort
fom Sefreter en- fano,napiF Bue=
seforening.
= Mrs. Granf @out bar cirtu'
leret en- @etition / Dulutb. Denne
9oar ub pau at faa @uuerngr 9eel Jon
til at beuaabe benbes Manb, iem for
2 Nar ftben bleu bpmt til TensIet ,
StiQmater for Moroet paa Sobu
6a9sertp. 9un bar ben Sang for
lopet meb bam men blep iiben 9ifl
tnben 5enailets @esse os bar ienere
arbeioet 59nalet.
= s. g. Mit9eq ira ct. @lout
bar tiobt rEof" o9 .Metps" Nlerau:
oria, os tenfer at nosiue tun er
Nui8 Nleranoria. tom fa1 berf
Eitelen vYof Stems. Mr. Mit@eQ
er en- 9ammel NuiSmono. iom fert
Nar bar ftaaet 5orbinbelie mel
xSourual &rels"i st. gleuo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-21
Molanoet.

1T 5orIla9 ON of frata9e @nslanbs
Ooerbus &etten til at neblegse fit
&eto mob unoerbulets Bei ilutninaer
git i9iennem / uuoerbulst ben 13oe
Marts. Set paoitoaes bog, at bet
fun oil blioe zen nj Sa9es Suerra>
itelie". oa Nfftemnin9en foresif, me>
oens &e9ierin9ens .&raiter" por
f1au9reuoe.
= Mr. oy Mrs. @loonone bar
mootaset e9enbenoi9e Striueller fra
@nslanos @ronnin9. GUN flyer /
Breuet til @lobnone. at bun aner>
tienoer bet Nrbeioe. ban bar ubfbrt
for fit 2anb.
- s 8aris orbeioer Mndrfi fterne
paa bet somle @is. Den Is. Morts
erplobereoe not en- Bombe peb Snb<
aansen al en- Rirfe. Monoen, fem
taiteoe Bomben, blep brebt poa Ste>
bet, % enbel onore Berioner Tom
tpat t,lifabe. Sire &erfoner fen9,
1eoes. mistanfte for at pere Bombe.
faiterens &amerater.
= Jorfa9et Mor9es @tortbins
ON Beuilantns af 143 Million &ro,
ner til Bereensbanen fra @ois til
9ouseuano antoses ben 2ben Marts.
2enseen of benne Bane er TAI Rilo.
meter. Sc onore beuilsebe Baner CT
fslsenbe: Mellem @seriunb os 5let>
fefioro, mellem Nrenoal os Gamlio.
Morobanen, Banen mellem 6eu %
@anoe % Banen mellem Jliien os
@luerum. 2ansben Of bisfe npe Ba.
ner bil bliue Its Rilometer, % bet
bepil9eoe Belgb er 48.30o,000 Fro,
ner. Om Is Nar pil Morees Sern=
banenet ueeisre 1886 Rilometer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-21
MnbefaIttt8er
the Anchor Electro Galva.
mic Belt.

Inna Orton fra @li51betb. Minn-
ifriper til Mrs. Narum Bottle
Safe, ber lel9er be ouennepnte
Better:
nSeg bar poret meeet frifere
&'nter, eno iea bor reret paa monse
Nar. oa ies tror. jee ifplber Deres
Be(te Eat for lamme".
g. @ei1erluno 9oroce. g1orbs
9otota, F1iper:
vBeltet, iaa enfelt bet fer ub, bar
bapt en- forboulenbe &irtnin9, iaa ies
MI ct 9anlfe betriet fra Smerte
@pesen og ct MI iaa friH, iom iee
lite bar uaret paa mango Mar".
0pennRpnte Belte fon bareS belle
Eioen % bebpuer lite at leeees /
@obiie iom andre electrife Better.
Sc foter blot 81 @tpffet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-21

9et er paatale 9enper at faa
itanb en- r@inosipeetommisfo fon",
ION Ral unoeris8e @uuernbr @oite.
9porfor 9ipr man lite bet meb olle
popslifiRe 2ebere? ipSrser en- al
bore republisanRe Guifer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-21

bent % Bicepreioent pi( moo1e rop<
portere / Gappr al ben &eiolution.
Tom CT blepen introDuceret anQaaenoe
ct iaaoont Mmenb. cement til RonItitu=
lionen, at 5orenebe @toters Senato'
rer ital pe(ees Of Solicit.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-21

Set bei1utteeeS quiet ben 16be
MortS at bepilae $866,666 til
Torbebrinser af Wtisfisiippi>Slob
Ira @anoinge mai Mi siour,,5l lohens
til MinnenpoliS.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-21

rSnter Ocean" flyer. at ipu Ct.
emplarer af Tariff.8illen ct blet
hiaalet fra Ways and Means. SO.
,tttteeu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-03-21

&eo 8iSmard, N. 9af.. er S1en
paa Ri8iorri<G Glooen oqereoe bruot
op. @oa tioli9 paa &aoren bar bet=
te lite benbt be 1ibite Is War.