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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
BIG ENTRIES FOR BERGEN POINT GAMES.

Entries for the New-Jersey Athletic CUBS car
nival OF sports at Bergen Point on Decoration Day
arc rolling UP In unprecedented way In ann
ton TO the New-York. Long Island and Ne"-Iers'F
athletes who will compete. almost every large co..
lege in the East Will be represented win poss."'
several OF the University Of CALIFORNIA; team. The
relay race and the one-mile open running race WI
be the chief attractions although every contest on
the programme IS interesting
In the relay race the University Of Pennsylvania
Is counting on winning the rubber from Harvard,
for this viii be the third meet. eacA having won
before. ,, d, .,,,o
Vale fashion lie has nothing 20 say. hi' N-.'oi
from New-Haven reported in this c'y yesier lai
that Murphy had four men IN training wno WI
rrovIde surprise party ;or both Harvard ana the
University OF Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
HARVARD FACULTY VOTES FOR FOOTBALL"

Cambridge Mass May (SpeciaD-At a meeting
this afternoon the Harvard faculty passed finally
upon the fate OF football. There was 'ui at
tendance. among those present being IreS"eh,
Eliot There was a motion pat 10 proh'D'' d"
academic students from paying intercoies'd'e i"o'
ball After a protraciel discuss,on the iac"y 'D,''
by a comfortable majority against the notion ms
Is the last that viii be heard the fooiDah question
for year least. Harvard VII nave d aeh'' III
the field and will probably pay faie as "S""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08

BROWN
FORMING A TRI-coLLEGE LEAGUE.

An,herst. Mass. May (spec!aD Representa-
f!ves OF the baseball football and athletic teams
o. Dartmouth williams and Amherst colleges met
here his evening 70 make changes in the athletic
relations Of the three colleges. tri-coege league
in track athletics Will be formed and this. with
the now existing baseball and football Leagues
will be governed b. a constitution covering me
three branches Of athletics. Each colleg" IS 10
adopt SIS bylaws 10 the constitution; 70 draw
The constitution up q committee was appointed
consisting Of f. x Hail. OF Dartmouth; J. H.
Irish. OF Williams. and +. NJ Bclien. or Amherst,
70 report tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
Az AMERICAN STEAMER FOR THE ORiN0CO

Rrllgeion. y. T.. Nav ! tS7eciaD THIS tlme'
when so much IS written about the Anslo-Nenez-
uelon connic, over the possession OF the Ornoco's
mouths It is interesting 10 know that this little
Naw-Iorsay town Will send there n steamer bearing
her name The vessel. the Brilgeton. which was
recently sold 10 South American owners. ana which
Il WAS runorcd would carry supplies TO foreign
he,;garants is 70 run from the ornoco RIVER 10
CAYENNE French Guiana. She is now being htted up
AT Penn's Grove FOR her Departure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
THE 7ru TO MEET THE y. j. A. c.

Mr. Currie chairman Of the y. J. 4. g. is on thH
hunt for amateur pitchers Like good many or
The big clubs the New-Jersey club IS weak IN the
box and purposes to give several would-be stars a
chance during the coming week The chairman has
arranged a good schedule and the team practices
q: Bergen Point Thursday afternoons. The first
game on the home grounds viii take place next
SATURDAY. With the IN Regiment team In A natcn
game. The best possible feeling exists between the
ball PLAYERS OF the Eth and the New-Jersey cluD.
and an Interesting game Is expected Carey Mack
and Dornelly Of the od-tme New-Jersey team VIII
play with the I'm Tic game Will begin at O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
rgr suyLI EXPLODED ~ HIS FACE

Louis W.lelnd. twen,y-clght years oil. stage
hand at the Fourteenth street Theatre. had ms e't
csc seriously injured on Monday night lie haa
charge OF The powder used In a series OF cannon
lima, sca,es |, v.,s Welgands duty when shells
were dropped from the roof. 20 release their rom
nauts fr m a wire clearing the way FOR those whch
followed After the explosion Of one or the cart
RIDGES he attempted 10 clear tn" drop-ine, but be.
fore he accomplished hs task second shell dropped
and exploded in his face.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08

tic.pate in the racing will be arrested ana uhs
Sheriff: he said would have all the helP ne ~Uuis
need from civil authorities inc GoVernoT 10
known to have the spirit that tolerates no trll,s
with the dignity Of the State and IN case the WIS
OF the Court were disregarded II would not pc
twenty-four hours until enough OF the ,minta.ty
power OF the State would be present 10 enforce 'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
rASEnALL NOTES.

pitcher Ciar. will join tho New-York team az
Chicago. and dispatches from the west 'n'''"''
that Bannon may also be sent for
rNo roord Of Aldermen ~ Brooklyn on Monday
r,cb, voted against a proposition to open ne
,"raSo ground below Prospect Park for baseball
,,rovirr and other sports on sunday. 49,, $500 -,
SSrsr,s from the West say that there may De
shakc-up the team If the players 90 no, 40 .s 1er
Tor work The batting order was chinGcd Neslti-
dav Fuller going from frst to last place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

81. Louis. May THE Browns ouipiayed the Dos
every point to-day with inning 20
spare. Staey touched up pretty lively after the
fourth inning. and Bretcnstein relieved the mid
die Of the sixth. Wilson. ROston's man.
speedy. but received poor support, Attendance 100
The score:
Boston ........................0 q q . q o y
g.. Louis. 3 q q q x-lO
Rasehits-posfon r. 8, Louis H. Errors Boston g. ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
THE RECORDS.


ctnc,,na,i vs.. New York. az Cincinnati.
plttshqrg vs.. Trooklvn - in'spurG,
cleveland W. Baltimore NJ 'leN'lann,
Louisville ~. rhiale'phia. nt LoHi"N'''e'
chicago W. Washington. ~ 'hicng0'
81. Louis W. Boston. ~ 81 LOUIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
AMERICAN HORSES DID NOT START
London May THE American horses ala not
start in the races at Stamford to-day

TO BEGIN ACTIVE WAR ON ROBY.
INDIANAPOLIS May (speciaD.-Governor Matthews
has at last announced that action against the
Roby racing is to begin. lie said tonight that he
had turned the subject to Attorney-General
Kctcham. and that he had been In consultation
with the nros.cuting attorney and the Sheriff OF
Lake Countv and that II had been arranged that
arrests would be made tomorrow. Al who par.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
BROOKLYN WINS FOR THE EAST

rYD LEAGUE LEADERS BEATEN II A TlVE'
INNING GAME.
Pittsburg, May 7.-Several showers MADE 'ne
grounds so wet that the game had to be called after
Rrooklyn had played their sixth inning. The Visi-
tors had the game well won. having FOUND mart
ard Menefee rather easy. but had no' hnuVh % d
chance at Killon Pitsburc had just begun TO solve
I,,.,a.s delivery when the game called La
Chances hitting was the feature. Attendance $50
The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
BANK ROBBER PARDOyED BY ALI0ELD

Chicago. May Harry Featherstone. the leader
~ the gang OF robbers which entered the Mer-
chants Exchange Bank at South chicago Decem-
nor % 1890 and who was sentenced to ten years IN
Toilet was pardoned on April II by Governor Alt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
NEW YOrE


Merritt haiied flr Nhncs IN tho hh'" ""'''
tphillpl pitched ninth nnns .
Cincinnati ,,ss',...''''''''''''f ~ n a 1 1 I. .
Famed runs Now York Iir,' "7e on ', nn, 11
srctin 'rw,.b,ac hi,e'llornnn =. lioTioN'i Lamar"
III. ,ieelln Sn,fincr ilff. smith . stolen hn''s
i,oing Iurkr Ternnn Miller i,ouhlc play l'uih' ,eh'
Inrr.li wild pitch Meckin. Passed bal fhil'"' III"
tIe-Kcefc Time ~ gime-l'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
nth REGIMENT MEN AT CREEDMooh'

A detachment OF the nth Regiment. y " !" ~ -
composed Of Companies F. and ], under oo,'''''''
OF Major Eddy practised AT Creedmoor' IT, - s'S
terday. The wea Their was fair. with hsn' 10
o'clock wind blowing Breadier-'e"''"' -. W.
Whitlock. General Inspector Of Rifle frac"0e u '"e
State. superntended the shooting
The class practice was conducted Win 'he io''o"-
Ing results:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08

Cincinnati May In the nlhth H''"s W'
the Cincinnati team STRUCK Ne'" .. So ~.
~ -, $3.50 ~. qan,e winners. II was the most eX-
Tin Contest OF the season. though containing
crna, many errors. There were no brilliant pays
sra neither side can be sad to have distinsushen
,tself vet the game a whole was well p'aSe"'
TIC Attendance was 800. The score;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08

Pttsburs ...'.'''''--''''1
r}raox
Earned runs-Pitsburg !. Brooklyn First base Ny e9
r,-ri,tsburg Left on bases-Ptishurg ? BROOKLYN
First base on halls-On Hart 4. IF Meneiee l. on
1ncid / Three-base hits-La Chance. Anderson I"o-
49, hits-ross Hart la Chance. Sacrifice hits-Dono-
Vsn paly stolen bases-Stenzel. Muvey Double pI.y-
grimm and Grim. Hit by p'tcher-lucd iHplIes-Slur-
raw and Long Time Of game-l:l3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
Removal Sale!

Grade Mark Regstered)
T THE POPULAR SHOP"
n ~ THE WALL PAPER DEPARTMENT.
economical buyers Will md. arranged for
inspection ample pattern books,
SOME EXCELLENT AMERICAN WALL PAPERS,
the pros II which
SUBSTANTIAL. REIl' -riOSS HAVE BEEN MADE
q Low cost Cottage Papers chs ~ F~ecis
b. Lots " Papers With Borders or single Roma
Leather styles and Pressed parior Papers.
CT Exprssl1e Is not prepaid these Papers.
@2D ST. WEST-AT 5TlI AVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
Xumher Second class Marks
qualifications. men.

The voley firing. two shots standing AZ iv 1870
four shots kneeling at 30 yards ana Iou, o,Se,.
same position at 800 yards at the ma" "'o''S
resulted as follows: .,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
GIANTS DRO, DOWN A PEG.
,,,.rrN AGAIN BY THE CINCINNATI
TEAM.
TUE CANT, LOST IN THE NINTH lNNING-AN EN-
CITING CONTEST But DEVOID OF
BRILLIANT PLAYS.
o..,,rc YESTERDAY.

rincinnati Z, New-Nork D. - ~ ~ Uoshtnr,on
brooklyn o. Pittsburg o. i'"'as' w.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-09-18

Sfplse 9el8ram fra @eber &apibs,
Soma, ct Der enbel N9enter, 1om 1p.
serat bebrage Jarmerne berpeb, at be
fanr benz til at ta8e glitter for at orr
8ani,ere cooperative @reamerps Som,
po9nier. Naar bet ngopenbige I'm,
tal Nttier Ct tegnet, uiier bet fig at
enbel al Nftiebaperne lite er perb np>
senting, % at Nftiepopirerne er ub;
ferbigebe lig, at bper 5armer ct an=
fuarlig Tor bet belle 8elgb, builfet
1alm,nbeli9beo CT ct 8ar Iuien Dol.
lars mere, enb buab @reamerperne
foffer. 6eller enb at anlegse Sna
betaler 5armerne faa ub BelBbet, be=
Der bet. @nbeI 5nrmere i 8oIl
GonnfD bar bog nouet at anln8ge
Sag o. ueBtet at betale, % 0omfio=
len bar erfleret, at a9enterue farel
meb 8ebrng.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-09-18

@iite Snsbog bar Der en- ny &np>
feillabs mellem ], ,9efenber o9 v8alz
tprte" ner Stem Sort. Sen enselRe
Sagt ,Balfprie" uonbt Denne Gang,
men bet blep paafoaet, at bet lfebe
berpeo, at @nsel ellimanoen brugte@neb
os oerfor blep 8riien a1isepel til.
fienbt , Defender. T01soag fulpe
be fapieile paanp, men 2orb Dunra>
pen, @ieren af ben enselRe Sagt
negtebe at ieile mer.
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.jnbIanbet.

Soag ifal Bomulbsubiti1inae /
Ntlantn, Georgia, aabnes. Set fol
blipe en- itorartet Nffrre; Der Ral
bore 6 @uoernprer tilftebe, beber bet.
= 8 $. 6olmes blep 9orsbag al
@ranoiurpen 4b,laoelpbia ontlaqet
for at bape mprbet 9. s. 8iebel.
Intlaser for Moro ct os1aa fremjat
mob bam Toronto, Snbianapolis og
Chicago.
= Scat til 6reoas oar Muir=9u>
nel1en, Z Mtl pft for 2iuinsiton, ,Mon~
tana, tommen Brane. 9uneQen
maotte luttes, os Soften os 8asiasez
rerne maatte transporteres oper
Jielbet.
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Sig ub af Osceolaminen Mi@igan.
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2sroas, oa Que M1ner fulbe luttes
unoer @eremonierne. Ser ct ta9et
ub rs Zig, os flames.
= Wrs. SlitrBm, en- Seftionsforz
manbs 6uitru ner @o!cottltotionen,
6 Wt1l ira &atpltns. @poming, binz
oreoe ct Qurtigtos ira at tribe ino paa
en- brenoenoe Bro f1i:e Jreoa9. GUN
fprons efter Sernbanelporet. inotil
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foltene. iaa oisie fit ftanoie 1oeet 30
Sob fra ben brenbenbe Bro. 8as=
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8enseium af $50 til benoe.
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Mapn SEER 9arbie er anfommet ber
til 2anbet for at tole Nrbeioeren8
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Bag TOR en- Joriamling al Metbobifz
prefer. for builfe ban erflereoe. at
Mnarftfernes 3enrettelie @bicaao
for no9le Nar iioen par en- uretfRr,
beb. Metbobiftpreferne bleu iloe
tilmobe ouer, at be bcuoe inobuot bam
til at tale for oem.
= Sire Mnnb brebtes Souls
bile, Rentudp, fife Onsoa9, berpeo
at en- &rubtposn efsplobereoe- Sez
teranerne fra &rieen boloer fin aarz
lise @ammenfomft 8pen, og en-
@ruotuDen ifuloe brinae Immuniz
tion til ct 5teo, lom fables Bbonir
6iQ, bpor Der Ruloe ialuteres for
@oloaterne. Wen paa en- eller anben
Maaoe antenbtes &rubtet, og fire al
Deltaqerne 5olbaternes Jeftllgbe=
Der blep brebt. Eorsbag falot Der
neb enbel al ct Stnbe, buorpaa be-
fonbt fig 100000 Mennelter. St
Bar @neie MenneRer bleD fpRitet,
noale blep neDtrampet unoer ben Sos
nit, lom opitoD. men in9en blep orebt.
Set mao uare liben Woro for Bele=
ranerne at bliue famferet os iprengt
2uften poa lin 6eitbus, enbHlpnt be
pel bar paret uant til no9et al buert.
/ SpenRe 2n1ebpser meo <Bileber /
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Wtnnefota.

WRtnnefptas
75zNarsbagen. etter Sort 5uel=
l1nss @runolrgaelir fetreoes forr,ge
Wanbog.
Net ,uenife Metbociftiamfunb
bar bolbt fit Narsmgoe / ct. Baul.
= @n 10 Nor saumel @ut peo
sfoun Nnton Nelion blep brRbt al
2pnet 5rebass Moreen poa 8. 8.
3iunes's Jarm ner Birb Sslanb.
= S 8inona bar Bpraaoet onta~
get @urfetporbtnarcen. men Waporer
bor neolast tit &eto mob Beitemmel=
fen.
Martin Inoerion, en- 5laater i
5tepbens. bleu lfplge 1ele9ram til
Dasblabene forrise Ttrsbas fubt
libel, ibet bans 8ogn ueltebe ouer.
st @eper laa 8osnen, Sfubbet git
at os traf bam siennem Yret.
- 8eo Stotsuntperiitetet / Mtn>
ne opulis liol mon nu buase en- np
Bp9nins, et0bieruatorium ct for Mltro.
nomerne. Set uif TONNE til at inz
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13 Sob long, os bpis 0bieftipslas
ital uere 101 9omme breot.
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moonins at Wttornep>@eneral Gibbs
leueret ino fin Bill of Exceptions i
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Der, at Der bar forefommet Sinbsips=
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BON.
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9e tntuoeliee 5ortiempere for
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bag os Eirsoag. Beb Nabn1usen al
@onuentionen uar Der omfrin8 100
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fra Ninueapolis uotalte, at ban 40
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meret, oa nu par bun biemme o9
paslebe quiet, mebens ban oar paa
@onuentionen. Don troebe itfe, al
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tisbeber tor alle, foripmte fine 8lis'
ter / 1iemmet. Mrs. @bbOlm en-
iuenif 4uinoe, iom arbeiber i Tutl=
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nin8ens 8reioen,.
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(5ortfattes.

5ra Rortbpille, g. 4af.. mebbeles.
at Trnfninsen af 6uebe Der omtrins
e. forbi, % bet sienuemfnitlise 11o<
bptte e. 10 Hufbels pr. Here.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-09-18

9orb Goieberp pil fomme bib til
2anDet / neite Waaneb for at efter
fine Snteresier 5soen, beber bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-09-18

iombelit tunbe fao ct @fsemplnr uel
at fripe til 6fotfammes=9 9eparte
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bet beftemt, at fra og efter Nntosel:
len at oenne Son ifal fslseuoe Npn'
ter 9ialoe iom 8enae be Jorenebs
Stater og uere mobtoselise by tale
for Betalins af al @ielo os Jor=
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er: Sen ipauife BiQarz9OQar Og
Dalese fra Merico, 8eru, Boliuia
o1b."
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lou, fom er bleuen anta9et be Sore
neDe Stoter fben 1872. % leg, flyer,
Mr. 6aruep, at insen 2ou ben
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til loulist Betalinssmiboel. Seq
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enefte Sop flyer nosen laaban Eins.
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Qbialelle life oar ianb. (Bifalo. J
9e uoelob ben Ielufamme Sci. fom
inoifronteoe 2egal=Eenoer=& &ualtte=
ten hos be uoenlanoife Wpnter.
2ouen ON uoenlanbite
Mpnter.
Sen aQerfprite Sop, iom blen an
taaet ON oenne Etng efter 2open af
1892 bleu artaset 9oe Jeb. iS93(?).
9en beitemte, at etter ben neitgl-
senbe LITE Suli Nuloe uoenlaubRe
@ul1s os Sglumpnter uere sanebare
fom Mpnter / be Jorenebe @tater
efter ,fslsenoe 9atfer os lite anber-
febes." 9ette er ben Waabe, bpors
paa bet ifeoe - og lite anberlebes.
@lpr bette ale Mpnter til lopliat
8etalingsmibbel2
Mr. 6aruep: 0nier Sc, 1es fol
luare nu?
Mr. 6orr: Set 9ibr ale AKpn.
ter, r9unt ben 2ou, til louliet Be-
talin98mibbel, berfom be fommer
op Ill en- behemt Stanbarb og life
eIers.
@arpep: Ran ies iuare?
3orr: Sapiit.
Qarpep: Sen beRemmer bet 8e.
lob, iom buer Hal mootases for. mob,
taget by tale.
9orr: Sauift; men meo minbre
be naar op til Stanbarben, er be lite
lorlist BetaIin9s smibbel.
@arpep: &an ies iuare Sem ui=
oere?
9orr: Seq uil faa tat ielpe So.
uen, iom Der er citeret fra. forbi bet
er en- COB 5tunb iiben. Sc 1prang
ouer ben Befemmelie. iom oslaa
sioroe @uloooQaren til louli9t Be=
taltnasmiooel. Sc sipr mig @pprss
maol, brao beueser Dem oert1!?
6arpep: Wtr. Qorr, noar man
Rrtper en- BOG eller boloer en- Tnle,
og Mntallet of Orb er begrenblet,
9aar bet iffe an at lesfe Bosen neo
meb @ttaier, o9 bpis mon life oil
forutrre 2aieren, ctterer mon life
mere enb npbuenoi9t forat belpie bet
omitrtbte 5pBrgsmaal. (Bifalo.)
Qorr: Seq er enie meb 9em
bert; men naar Sc citerer en- 2on,
iom sipr baabe 5slu= os @ulbmpnt
til loulist Betalinssmibbel, bporfor
anfDrer Sc oa bet, iom ansaar 5glp.
os ubelaber bet, tom ansaar Cub,
bu,s BET lite er fcrat 9tue 9eres
2eiere bet Snbtrpt. at Splpet bar
bet pigtisfte, builtet lite er ianbt?
4arpep: &an ieg ipare nu?
3orr:: So; ies bar life noset
frenel 5oreorag, 1eg CT Der forat at,
beibe. (8ifalb.)
6arpep: Gfaar en- Manb bistute,
rer ON &peg, taller ban lite ON
Sptn.
Qorr: l1nbertiben er @pea %
Snin bet famine.
9arpep: Ds naar en- Manb ta=
Ier ON @stu % ben Manhe, buorpaa
bet par bebanblet af bore 5orfebre,
% fammenIigner bet meb ben Mlaa.
be, buorpaa bet bebanbles af eber,
GoDtfolf, M, er bet lite nsopeubiQt
at tale ON, bpurlebes be bebanblebe
,o..fk MaEEn. @#/a~~x
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-09-18

@penRe 2n1ebD9er meo <8iueoer
ugeblabets 8ogbonbei.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04

appointed, as Rev. Edward Koeth dis
| coursed the word of God to the as
semblage.
Messrs. Harry Weber and William
Turner leave to-day for Kansas City,
for short stay.
Mr.. j. d.. Greason is still engaged
in Poplar Bluff on business.
Mr.. E. M. Smith has been confined
pretty closely to his house for a week
past, wrestling with a crippled leg,
occasioned from fall, though he is
recovering slowly at this writing
Some little complaints among few
of the children in town from trivial
causes: nothing serious, however, and
the state OF health generally good.
VIM. Schneider is at present in New
Orleans, looking after the setting of a
granite job their company has just
completed.
Mrs. Hannah had just completed a
cistern in time to catch some of the
recent and timely rainfall.
The silver question seems to be the
principal or all-absorbing topic in po-
litical circles throughout the country,
except, perhaps, in the extreme east
ern part. But the east has about run
its course in the way of debating to
the people of this country. Give US
free and unlimited coinage of silver at
any ratio that will insure sound and
stable money of both metals on a pari-
ty with each other-good for all debts,
public and private. If such legisla-
ton proves beneficial, all we'll and
good; if not, the law can be repealed
in = very short time. At any rate,
give the matter test. 1t was pre-
dicted by the high protective barons
that the Wilson bill would ruin the
country. Has it done it? No! most
emphatically. A test has been made,
the result of which is being beneficial
~ demonstrated even in the greatest
manufacturing districts of the east,
evidenced by the increase of wages,
ranging from to Is per cent. Yet
they said the Wilson bill would be
ruinous to the masses of the people,
who are composed principally of the
poorer or common people. So give us
plenty of free silver coupled with the
Wilson bill, and prosperity will crown
our efforts. CAP.