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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24
GOVERNOR RENFRow's RHETORIC.

| Governor Renfrow instead Of employ
ing diplomatic rhetoric in his last re
port to the secretary Of interior, deity
slips in a little Addisonian sarcasm
| that would make Hoke Smith an6
Grover Cleveland hot under the collar
If either of them should happen tt
"catch on" But they will not.
Governor Renfrow says that $50 long
as the Indian holds to his old tribal
relations just so long will he continue
to emulate with scrupulous exactitude
the example Of his iilustrious ances-
tors so famed in war and chase, and
will regard all labor as only fit for
squaws."
This is probably the neatest passage
to be found in any of the public docu-
ments of Oklahoma ''Emulating with
scrupulous exacdtude" is very good,
and Governor Renfrow should tell the
people of Oklahoma where he got It,
He might also explain to the officials
at Washington that Indians sometimes
emulate their ancestors. To do this
he will have to prove that the average
Indian knows that he has ancestors.
Not one Indian in a hundred knows
anything about ancestry, illustrious or
otherwise. As for being famed in war
or chase, The average Indian will chase
nothing IL he can find a dead cow to
feast ON, and their wars have never
risen above bloody massacres.
Governor Renfrow didn't mean what
he said. He was simply giveing the
fasteners a little gulf" Together
with all the people of Oklahoma, Gov
ernor Renfrow is perfectly familiar
with the lazy, good-for-nothing Indian.
But 10 have said so in plain words
would have offended many sentimental
people in the east. Hence this beauti-
full string Of words about Industrious
ancestors and "scrupulous exacti-
tude."
1t is useless to argue sensibly with
the east on the Indian question and
the way to bring them around to their
senses and break up the ridiculous and
murderous tribal governments In the
territory is perhaps TO use a little
bunco.
To show that Governor Renfrow
knows what ne is talking about the
following report in full on the matter
Is given and IL is excellent throughout
He says:
The Indians within the territory have
slowly but surely. From al
that can See and learn, ! an led ire
ssstabiy TO the conclusion that allo:oen.
n ssveralty Is The best solution OF The
various Indian problems TOW corfro1i.Eg
the United States. SO long a. the Indian
holds 90 his old tribal relations 5ust SC
long viii he continue to emulate with
sc-1pulous exzc:itu6e the example Of lis
iIlus,-sous ancestors. 50 famed n var AZ: |
chase. and VII regard al labor az ~ OILY |
for sqaaEs The Indian c-iiz-r. when |
left % solve the problem q life like Other |
men VII 10 GOe5; find TIA: he nus; /
conform 20 ne condsfio1s OF Efe ah,oU- /
HIM and vii settle down 20 = he of Ese-
fuI Industry.
Only one Indian reservation tSzs ben /
opeaea 10 settlement In TIE past year. the i
kickapco Indian Reservation wzca vas
oS.aed 20 ssstlezaerss n Nay iAst- one
hundred thousand acres. 10 round rEr1-
hers. were selected as Indemnity snaooi
ard In lieu % loss q school Lard L tie 4
Usage Indian reservation This lex e1iy
, lKt,e cve- TWO townships fDs homestead
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Great selling is what Is ex-
pected at McNamara's tomorrow.
Thousands OF dollars worth Of
new goods viii be opened for the
occasion--Holiday Goods mostly.
1000 new Books, good Books,
elegantly bound in cloth, "
cents. Many others in sets of
two, three and up to fifteen vol
umes.
The finest array of Dolls ever
shown here as far as we know.
AL kinds, dressed and undressed.
Metal Novelties that are en-
tirely new. Holiday Umbrellas,
Papeteries at about half what 9TH
ers ask. 400 dozen Mems hand
kerchiefs, IS cent ones 7sc and
the so cent ones 3Sc tomorrow.
500 dozen Ladies' Handker-
chiefs from SC to So each, all new
and shown for the frst time to-
morrow.
New Art Denims, new Pillows,
new Draperies, new Silk, Jet and
Spangled Collarettes for Ladies.
Cloves - The most complete
stock we have ever shown in Kid
and cold weather gloves. Every
lady can use two pairs at least.
In the Cloak Department and
Millinery, special prices will be
in force for one day only.
Corsets---Royal Worcester, Her
Majesty's and others. We will
close 8 dozen of 81 Corsets at So
cents tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24
ge a1hita Daily Eaele Sunday oruuo gouenber "a 1885

of their lands by Christian powers, by
starting wholesale slaughter Of Chris
tians in the interior The allied powers
should exert themselves with prompt
ness and thoroughness for the pre-
yention of so horrible contingency.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

1t has been discovered that that "a :
well isn't going in the direction OF
China AT all, but in the direction Of the
middle Of the Pacific ocean. Pull il
up and try again. We must not aban-
don the China idea.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

The Burton crowd have prescribed
Cy. Leland. Ingalls,. Dick Blue and
Chester Long. And Mckinley. Some
philanthropic tailor should take the
burton crowd in hand and cut down
sheir breeches TO tit them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

So Secretary Olney refuses to de-
mand an indemnity for John Waller.
About the only thing Waller is TO get
Dut of this Will be the interviews in the
papers when he gets home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

The knights Of Labor in adopting
sovereigns boycott on national hank
notes are doing Mr.. Sovereign a great
favor. that is if they can successfully
delude him into believing they mean IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Although You are a taxpayer you
have no right to go up to the well and
demand that the drill be pulled up in
order that you may see whether the
gravel has scratched il or not.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

When the moment Of danger arrives,
Major Morrill, is very likely to find.
hfter long run before the wind, that
The door to the cyclone cellar is locked
on the inside
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Charles Holidays candidacy for the
supreme bench cost him exactly sl25
The vote he received was one of the
handsomest compliments Kansas has
ever paid to Colonel Whoop Tomliu.
son
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Many men rushed frantically up to
Debs when he was released and pas
sionately kissed him. There are some
disagreeable features about even a
labor-leader's life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

While Lady Macbeth may not be
rs defensible as Irving makes out il
should be said TO her credit that she
didn't go out and make political
Speeches 10 the people of Dunsinane.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

The charge that Cleveland does moth
Ing for Waller because he is black is
unfair. Even if Waller had been born
white he might have been a Republi-
ran
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

When eastern men control the con-
Fress Illinois rakeS off appointive posi-
lions as an eastern state. When west
ern men control it, no state is more
western than Illinois.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

The disasters at this time TO ali kind
Of sea-faring craft, sail and paddle, will
perhaps make the mouth OF the Missis
Bippi water.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Wichita is all right She believes
in "Ad Astra per Aspera" but she is
mining at the stars on the other side
of the earth through her coal hole.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

The Topeka crowd has issued warn
Ing to Chester Long that he must 60.
Ralph Burton should learn that news
paper cannot be used with the freedom
that is ALWAYS accorded The mouth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

DehS served purpose. His career
allowed Cleveland to demonstrate that
The president of the United States is
the president Of the United States with
Illinois included.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Secretary Morton says he cannot see
why Grover Cleveland should not be
elected president the third time. If
he will wait the people will show him
mhy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Positively This time Schlatter has
been located ION a fruit farm, feast
ing" Why didn't he select a restaur
ant for the work?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

From the way things are shifting in
kansas, the Ingalls, senatorial boom
will have 10 be lively or it will never
get into the king row.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

1t will be noticed that rents are still
coming down in Chicago. Probably
This is result Of the renewal of pros
Ierity the Democratic papers talk
Rbout
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Fire-proof buildings in the city are
not the most combustible material on
earth. Gunpowder is a little quicker
In its action.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

No one vii object to Debs' utter
ances just as long as he continues to
sprinkle the word ballot" literally
among them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

The report that the sultan was pois-
Dned was mistake. Had we known
at the time that the sultan hadn't his
life insured, we wouldn't have be-
lieved it
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Reports from the Mulvane wolf hunt
yesterday are meagre as Yet, but no
tears should be shed for the wolf under
the circumstances.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24
Ladies' Day Tomorrow
+" WANMmM.&s
And the profits go to the cHILDRENS HOME

General Superintendent:
Mrs. Townsend.
Asst. Superintendent:
Mrs. G. ]. Hartman.
Cashier:
Mrs. Buckner.
Floor Walkers:
Mrs. Frank Wood,
Mrs. W. E. Stanley,
Mrs. Oscar Barnes,
Mrs. Howard Darling.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Olney should be careful not to have
Waller released in time for him to get
home and vote the Republican ticket
next wear
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Cleveland's idea may be that even
If England does steal Canada we will
get it back again when we annex
Canada
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Leavenworth will be pleased on
christmas morning to find in its stock
ing a large lump of statu quo from
Major Morrill,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

There is still an infinite idea abroad
that when that gas drill comes up 1t
pulls the hole up after 1t.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

France imprisoned Waller to rob him
of his estate. The international word
for this is diplomacy; the truth is it is
bunco.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Debs exclaims tragically: "Give me
liberty or give me death!' and then
selects cucumbers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Out at Denver the believers in the
new Messiah are called Schlatter Day
Saints.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24
DEPARTMENT MANAGERS.

DEPARTMENT MANAGERS.
Cloaks:
Mrs. Ed. Vail,
Mrs. Harry Gordon.
Hosiery:
Mrs. I. Gill,
Mrs. Veile.
Mems Furnishings:
Mrs. B. q. Campbell,
Mrs. Priddy.
Corsets:
Mrs. Dr.. Purdue.
Ribbons:
Mrs. c. q. Brooks.
Fancy Goods:
Mrs. ]. D. Houston,
Mrs. Mcnamara.
Carpets:
Mrs. c. W. Jackson,
Mrs. G. e. Potts.
China:
Mrs. Spangler.
Dress Goods:
Mrs. c. b. Smyth,
Mrs. W. R. Fraser.
Silks:
Mrs. J. E. Hume.
Linens:
Mrs. Churchward.
Notions:
Mrs. DR.. Oldham.
Gloves:
Mrs. A. S. Parks.
Millinery:
Mrs. r. P. Murdoch,
Mrs. Chas Davidson.
Domestics:
Mrs. Frank Congleton,
Mrs. s. q. Nelson.
MUSIC BY THE BAND.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-24

Special Ribbon Sale

Fine all Silk Ribbons No. S, cents No. cents; no.
IS cents while they last. All the popular coors.
China.
Fine imported French and Vienna goods for less money than
domestic stuff Buy your for Christmas and
will take of for until then Speak husband
about 1t for he may want to help The Home.
.And abideth Faith. Hope Charity. these three the
greatest of these is Charity"
I73-Iz7 MAIN STREET, TOMORROW
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-02-27

Sen nppal9te &on9resmano 6. ST.
9otpne og to &onaresmeno ira Miz
@tgan beip9te itpl9e ct Telegram
&reitbent @leuelano fife Onsoas. s
Somtalen8 2pb ipurste Brei iibenten,
buorlebeS be uilbe lite at fomme till
base til @aibiu9ton ben Is Warts.
v9e beb9per life at iammentalbe
en- efstra @esiion for Dor @fDlb, Mr.
8refbent", iasbe 2omne.
r@el", 1a9oe BreTbenten, .ie9
tror, ieg blir nBot til at brinee eber
bio isien frats efter Ronsresjens
Dplgsnin9."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-02-27
Noro=Dafota.

- S Repreientantbuiet 8is@
mard forfafteoes ct Tori1as ON &pin>
oena @temmeret iiite Ousoog. Ser
par 25 for os 20 Stemmer imoo iforz
ila9et.
= Sra 5orman tele5rateles ben
20be 5eb., at Sobn 8. s>panion fra
8otpen &otpnibip fonbtes bpb / fit
claim shanty, os at Der pil bliue
bolot 2i9ipn. Wan ontoser. ot ban
baboe ueret Bob omtrent en- l1ees
Gib, ba mon tanbt bam:
- s @bapeton bot en- Surf neto9
afoioet &ienbelle en- @os mob sri.
6ael @idlein fra Nbercrombie. Gen=-
ne Mano. iom bar 8otel i Nbercromz
bic. Dor antlaget torot baue iolot be-
ruienoe 91itte. Solicit / Ibercrom=.
bic oar cperbeuiit ON. at BON fol9te:
2,fpr 8otelet. Man bapoe feet
beruieoe &etfoner I 9otellet. ps Here
Tioner, teriblanbt en- 9ottor, }om
bopoe unoer5p9t @idleinS r9unic" ,
ptoneoe imo6 6oteluerteu. Nen
troes alt ertlerebe oo3 Surpen. at
ban lite uar Rplbts.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-02-27
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter

Wton tror boa, at BUN oil blipe lgsz
LOOT. berlom bun eoor inb paa of fors
laoe 9anoet. Set op(pies o9}ao, at
&esierinsen lite 'enfer at fulobsroe
9ommen oper be hpmte Mmerifanere.
f6reno Mtliterret.en er farbia meb
tit Nrbeioe.
-. @fterretningerne ON be fprite
unoeriegelier- al ben &ommisiion.
iom neoiattes Mnlebning af Muroe=
rierne &rmenien, lpoer pao. ct Gpr=
terne er be minoit Rploi9e. Men
enonu bar ben lite beip9t Nrmenieu,
Set paoftaaes, at Sultauen pii {or{pz
sc at boloe @ommisiioneu borte oerz
,fra.
- @ifte &orsbo9 blep Der ct Dp:
LIB / Hetersbur9, oa en- bel Sci BE-
rulebe Stuoenter mar2@erebe op til
&eiierens &alaos forat foreleese en-
Betition for &eiieren. @olitiet brep>
benz bort efter en- fort Scamp. men
oereiter brpo be inb Gbre os @inbu>
ct paa enoel &efaurationer, lom paa
Bolitiets Spfo1oring par bleuen luf=
teoe 5or oem. 20 Stubenter oreite=
rebe8.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-02-27
uoIanoet.

3fbl9e ct Telegram til bet er9elRe
8lao rEimes" fra Song Song bleu
25 &ineiere balsbu9sebe for tort 2io
fioen forat babe toset Sci ct Dprpr
/ be ipolise Bropinier.
- st Telegram til bet en9elRe
Blab @tanbarb ira Does1a flyer. at
2anbsbpen &out@at ner Nfrabab i
8eriien Ct blepen pbelo9t al Sorb=
itielu. os at mango tufinbe Meunes
ifer omfom.
- Bet fife Telegram fra &rifi>
ania til 9aaspresien er bateret 21be
5eb. Set banoler ON ben politiRe
@ituaiion. @nouu par ber lite ban>
net noeet npt Miniiterium.
= s bet enselRe &arliament ct
Der osiaa en- Beoeselie for en- inter.
natianal Wpnttonference. st 5or'
flag ben &etnin9 pil meo bet ferite
bliue fremiat / Inberbuiet.
- Sra @aris berettes, aten franf
@tspebit;on Mfrita unber Wnfgr5el
al &ommanbant Monteil CT bleuen
oberfalbt al be Snbfpote. 300
Manb, 6alpbelen af @fspebitionens
@!prte, blep brebt, beoer bet.
- &e9ierinsen paa 6oiuaii bar nu
ifplse Telegram fra 9onolnlu arre'
iteret 381 8erIoner fben 6te Sanuar
for 6orreoeri. Nf bis1e bar "a pe=
ret unber Torbbr for Militerretten.
geogle er blenen mulftereoe eller bDm=
te til fortere el1er len9ere Tan9ieiss
itraf, andre er bleuen lauosforbite.
Jorfaoellen ct ben, beoer bet, at
9ronnineen faar 5 Nars Gensiels'
itraf for fin Nupart i uroliebeberne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-02-27

brast til 9ospitolet, ba ten ftprie
Ombpg9eliqbeb er npbpenbig, bpor
faa marge imna er forIamlebe. Bez
itprelfen tplcr fort Mniuor / benne
9enfeenoe, ilar Eilfelbe, bpor
Bprnene er tasne fra Torelbrene
mob bereS Billie. s be otte Nar,
Stolen bar behooet. e: otte % tppe
Deostolo iuotruffet blanbt Bgrnene,
mems De par unber @folens GaretoQt.
(Jortie.tes.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-02-27

- Sobn Nlpluno, en- As Nar gam
mel Irbeioer : @po Minneopolis,
besit Selpmc1o ueo at henes fig fife
Sreoag. $)un bar peret Ipaeltq / 3
Iar % bar iffe bnret iitanb til at faa
Nrbeioe. 6an efterlaber @uitru o.
4 8prn.
Citizens ameritanile &eoattbr=
forenias" bolot Mpoe / Miuneapolis
fiite nse. S nosle @elolutioner,
ION antoses, brtnaer @ebaftgrerne
fin Sat til S. s. 9iu, @poruosnaz
fomposniet m. f. for ben Gpmerfz
iombcb. iom er blepen piit benz. MHz
bet beoebes 2proas.
- Sra 9indlep telesraferea, ot
Inbre>p @oquiit, en- @foparbetoer.
broates ino til Bpen bpo fife Tcrf<
baaSoften. 6an bar b1epen trufen
al ct taloenbe Erp. Dette ct bet
lobe ogoelise Eilfaloe, iom er ;noz
truffet @iOuen ben norblise Sci
al @iue @ountb oenne Binter.
- Die .. D4trom ct fommen
biem i9ien til &omme De Ee1re fra
StiQmater, boor ban fuloe uotiene
en- @traftermin poo 2 Mar. pans
Eto uol5b fdrit ben 3bie Suli, men
poo9ruuo af fin aobe Dpfpriel bleo
ban benaaost .ue fit reiie biem olls<
rebe Ill, lfriuer Grant @ountp Sc
ralo.
- Sen l3oe 5ebruar fanbtes
@barles Sobuiou, iom / ct @ar Mooz
neoer bauoe orbeioet for en- S. q.
Stoneburg, lissenbe bpb fin M1z
beiosberres 2eieltalo i Sermon,
Grant County. @n &eooluer laa
ueo bans 5ibe, o9 en- &u9le fra oenne
baooe saaet aiennem bans @opeb.
Man blep poerit beitprtebe, ba mon
ertareoe oisIe Dmltenoisbeoer, ioa
umisfienoeli9 tpoer paa Seltmorb; !;
tbi @barles Sobnion baooe oltio,
iioen ban tom til German, ueret
muater os slab. cg insentins tpoeoe
poo. at ban uar tieo al 2iuet. Sans
Irbeiosberre omtaler bam osloa iom
en- tro % pillie Manb / Grteihet.
ga mon altio oierue til baue en-
Ebeori / iaaoanne &ilfelbe, bar be
iom fienote BAN. frembolot, at hon
maa babe taeet fit eset 2ip, fo,bi BON
ioelis bat tpefuleret poa @inemoroet
| Minneapolis. Qau uiloe altio tale
ON bette Woro, os forbprte fig nDie
ON. buorleoes Blirt baebe Ruct
Miis Sing. Genue Ebeori er. iom
mon fer, no9et lps, men Der 9ioes
in9en bebre, oa ben ofbpbe life eftet=
laoer Breue eQer nc9en anben 9ing.
iom tan optlare @aDeu. San pleieoe
lite at npoe beruienoe 9ritte til Duerz
maal. 2isipnsiurpen afsap ben
&ienhelfe, at ban baube ta9et fit
e8et Sir.
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Minnefota.


Branoon &@o. liseer bpbSlpq, iiaer
@uansuil1e @nterp1ice.
- St 0perobus neobrnnote / ct.
@louo forri9e 9irsoos. Set tilbsrte
ct. @louo Operabouie Gompanp %
por osiureret for $4,000.
"&eo @iosr 9alen". iom for en-
3io 1ioen ftanoieoe, Ral MI after be-
9pnbe at uotomme, benne Gang /
@roofiton isieu. beoer bet. os Bpbol
ital lite bore oenS uo9iper.
- s Ruinerne al ben nebbrenbte
Stolebpgnins paa 8bite Garth @e=
ieruatlonen tanbt man. fife 6reoog
enbel forbrRnbte Ben. @n @toleQut
peb Napn Beter 9onneQ flames, o.
bet antages nu, at ban er b!euen ir=
hebrenbt.
- Sra @roofifon berettes, at ct
@us t1lbgrenoe gS. 6. See peb Maple
2afe nebbrenote forrise Eirsbaa.
Won tror. at bet er 5olt, Der par blez
ben arreferet for uloo!iet Jilferi, iom
bauoe fat Slo poa 9uiet, oe Nrreh<
orbre uofteotes mob nosle mistenfte
&eriouer.
= MIs. @6r. simpnion fra Tctpn
Of @uansuile, 0ouslos @ouatp. falbt
ooerenoe forrise Manoce, toet BUN
Ruloe ta9e enbel Eauertener uo al ct
@fab. Sun falot 1aa tunst. at bet
foraar,asebe 8enb1uo Soften, us
2asen anier Eilfelbet ct uere meset
farlist, 30 bun er en- sammel 4uiube.
= Baa en- Banfet, iou fornhlie
bolbtes Wieranoria foe &nrte geelz
ion, iasbe han / en- Sale. at ban prz
ifebe, man hoerfen utlbe falbe bam
@uoernpr eller Senator men - Onz
tel &nut. &nute 9ael)on brpr fig lite
ON at bore @torfar. for bon ipnes.
bet Ct lite for Torliel paa MI % oa
ban boebe / tit claim shanty. flyer
ban.
- &esierin9ens &oitifole poa
@bite6artb& elerbationen nebbrenote
til @runoen forri9e Manba9saften.
Sc 130 Bbrn bleo ole reobebe, men
en- Mano bleu itg9t forbrenot, me-
oens BON rebbeoe en- al be @maa.
Mon taller ON at bolbe Stolen /
@oipitolbpsnin9eu oereppe tnotil
uibere, men Stolen pi( life funne
oriues meo 9elb, f6reno Dntel Gam
ibrser for en- np Bpsning, beoer bet.
Man ,aa 2psningen af Sloebranben
li9e til Detroit, % Mile borte.
- st iuenR o8 ct banR 8lab /
Winneapolis bar anmooet Golt ON at
bielpe ben banRe 5armer Mils &an=
ion ueo stomp Broof, ber iom fpr
nepnt miifeoe fit 9iem c9 fine to
8arn peo Sloebranb. Sc oplpIer,
at @auerne maa Ienbes til geils 6an<
ion, Bog 543. Brainero, grotu @,ns
County, Minn. @anion bapoe npli9
taset 2ano os bpsset fig ct @iem, ba
Sloebranoen tos ifra bam baabe
9jemmet os be Fefe @ienbele % bet,
iom par enbnu tierere, nemlie bans
Bprn.
Souls s. Mteuoae, iom uor
&refosnt tor 9eortbtpefern Guaranty
Soan &ompo9ni, bar fin l1blenoise
beb Rreuet ct lon9t Breu til en- &en /
Mfinneapolis. @om befienot Tom
nepnte &empo9nt / en- nbpre unoerz
balance unber Meno9e8 Befprelie.
bporpna bet git fallit os bra9te finan<
ciel &ut1 ouer mango. Men Menoee
bar foriounoen, oa man Ruloe le fig
ON efter bam. 9au figer ban, at BON
ct ufplbi9, ba ban life tilrenbte fig
8ensene; tbt bet par ubeloi9e @pefu<
lationer, lom frembraste Galitten.
gfu tror ban, at 5ororinserne fan
afbetaleS | 5 Nar, buis ban faar SOB
til at TONNE tilbo9e til Minneapolis
% arbeibe fig op paanp. Men gOun-
tD@Nbpotat 9fDe flyer, at bans Cog
Ral saa @ettens @ans, buia man faar
Gag tbam.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-02-27

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-01-03
Cincinnati 5. .uush
11m Tattcy Ii. Iae
lN EFFECT NOV 25rII
GEN iitAL TIME
Arrival and Departure Of
r. I.nt.aSter

Arrival and Departure OF Tn
at Lancaster.
EAST BOUND. DEPARl.
80. & Scr York. PhilaGeipE!a,
Is lt'ut"ac. EesttI. ash am
in>tOi pa fittSl.urS 10 u
IL. Il ,us.>y lie Aeon, O,tsstIoi., 10
= NJ.
a. iG. Dcnnisnn Accommodation, is
Nnmi,er con- cciS I'll IIinway tor u,
rruiius. IrUI-nsboI =, =, i-onis, ai'd nj
p,i:t~ " e>i.
WEST BOUND. piPART.
No. -. { nciunnti NsiI..... =. .--. 4j
:. Cincinnati Exptess--.--- ~
Train Number Is conre..is AZ New Lcxins-
al j ,.r;i iOlI CITY with u ;'Oi,;tS s0..t.t
ut I,t..r. ,si CT win ~ '. " I. ky Tor
IointS Vortn amt St:Gt,i. ID III :. flashing
ton =, II. with G il. Il d. icr points,
South.
TAIN Eo. : connects mt New Lexington
with tUt! i. IL o.. Tor lin.nis Soufii. al
:n at v:s>hiii&toi Z. H. with I. H. a. =
:or pDiitt, 80 IlII.
Tr,ir No ronn-ctS at Lancaster
e. IL V. & /. lOr ;'uirts South.
rrtiu No. l. connects at Bremen "
in sii.i L Is > - ir.;in SoG.h
Trsir No u connects Lancaster VII. -
y. V. - 7. tor DOiat> o'itiI.
TRtINs- ARRIVE.