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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-15
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
Held Their Regular Monthly Meeting
Last Night
An Enthusiastic Session OF the Association
Last Niget-The Charter Roll Left
r., - Open TIL November IA

The regular monthly meeting of the
Confederate Veterans association was
held last night in the parlors of the st.
Elmo hotel. About forty of the memb ers
were present.
President J. &C. Maccabee called the
meeting to order at about 1880. Captain
Anderson. the secretary, read the min
utes of the previous meeting and then
the president appointed the committees.
On finance committee of three was
chosen, j. Marion Brooks. chairman;
Captain G. II. Hanca, and J. H. Griffi n.
On motion OF Mr.. Brooks the chair APP
pointed comitte. On embersnip, to
which all applications for the same vii
be referred. sThe president appointed Cap
tain 9. H. Hanoe chairman, J. A. Booty
and ]. G. Kendrick. When the charter
roll is closed all intending memb ers must
first apply to this committee, who will
examine and inquire into thu qualifica-
tons OF the applicant.
On motion of Captain G. ]. White a
committee was appointed to make in
quiries with regard to finding suitable
hall wherein the association can meet.
The proprietors Of the ST. Elmo hotel
have offered the organization the nse of
their parlors for an indefinite period, but
sHo mo III uerS 1851 tuat II W .ulu Oe Zoo
II uoh OF an encroachment Accordingly
the president appointed Messrs. White,
Hance and Bazelman committee to
hunt for suitable quarters.
The association now numbers seventy
nine members, and the charter roll will
be left open till Novembe 14th, in order
to give as many applicants as possible
chance to become charter memb ers.
After the date set the applications for
mem bership must come through the COM
mittee appointed for that purpose. and
after presentation to the society will be
laid opon the table for one meeting. All
those DESTROYS of joining the organization
can find the mem befship roll in the
hands of aptain Hance at the Peoples
store. Captain Hance will also make
trips al bout the county and Southern Cal
ifornia in general. and outsiders will
be enrolled on appliaiton.
A communication was reaS from ]. NJ.
Elliott, president OF the First National
bank, acceptingg the Office of treasurer
and Wish ing success to the object of the
society. Kind words were read from
people all over the state who, irrespective
OF party. offer to provide literally toward
maintaining the association. The society
IS to BIZ incorporated under the laws of
the state, and a report of the progress of
the mem bership of the society will be
read at the next meeting. The secretary
was instructed to procure suitable letter
heads and other static merry, and COM
muricate with similar organizations in
other parts of the country. informin
them of the progress to be made. Much
enthusiasm was displayed among the
veterans, who begin to use some chance
in their old age.
The meeting adjourned at about 9:45. to
meet again on November 18th at the st.
Elmo hotel.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-15
General Court Notes

H. B. Alexander has brought suit
against W. b. Parker to recover on a
promissory note of $41s.62.
"A. G. Thomson has instituted suit
against the Duarte Mutual Irrigation and
Canal company to quiet title to certain
parcel of land in the Azusa de Dnarte
rancho, as has also David Mckay against
the Mutual Land company to quiet title
to a lot in the Morris Vineyard tract.
Notice o. appeal from the township
justice court was yesterday filed in the
case of Jennie NJ. Winchester against
Miles Dodd, jr.
A petition for letters of auministra ton
was yesterday filed by s. G. Hubbell ON
the estate of Frederick Siever. The estate
is valued at $40, 900.
Henry G. Jensen has fled complaint
against his partner for an accounting and
sale of the partnership property.
The city OF Los Angeles has entered a
suit against Louise Maud and Jose Mas
carel to condemn certain land for the ex-
tension OF Ash street. A similar suit has
been Instituted against Francisco Fewins
and Vespas,on Lacroix for the opening
of Darwin avenue.
j. P. Onstott has brought suit against
Edward G. Durant ct al. to recover on
promissory note of $500 and to toreclose
mortgage securing the same.
Wilson Bros. have sued Carter Il Mac
hin to recover S919. balance due &C.
coun. OF goods furnished, etc.
Margaret Haizlip. has brought suit
against her husband. W. R. Hailzip, for
divorce .on statutory grounds; also Lee
Forest Chalmers against Joseph William
Chalmers. also on statutory grounds.
A telegram received by an attorney yes
terday stated that Won Sciever had been
granted new rial by the supreme court.
Another of Mace Mayes' bondsmen
yesterday went off the bond and Mayes
was surrendered to the sheriff. Mayes is
the Antelope valley constable charged
with cattle stealing.
Argument was heard in the United
States circuit court yesterday on an order
to show cause, in the Bear Valley COM
pany case.
In tho district court argument was
heard on the motion for new trial in
the case OF William Hilderbrand. recently
convicted of passing counterfeit money.
A. e. Pomeroy has sued H. Goucher
and the Long Beach Development COM
pany and the Long Beach Land and
Water company to recover some $4,000 due
on an unfulfilled contract for the pur-
chase OF certain lands.
The trial of Frank Roemer, charged
with murder, will commence before
Judge Smith in department one this
morning.
The following continuances were
granted by Judge Smith yesterday: Da-
vid Van Horne, burglary. sentence to
October 10th; $ A.Guest. assault to MUIR
der. continued 70 the 2lst by consent.
j. W. Brown pleaded not guilty to a
charge OF burglary in department one
yesterday.
The lowering Larrabeo trouble was
again partially aired in Township Justice
Young's court yesterday.
The preliminary examination OF Ran
got on a charge of rape. and Adeline Le-
page on charge OF abduction, will be
held in Township Justice Young's court
today. THESE are the parties i'm plicated
IN the outrage on little Adreine Pavlides,
the i3.year-old daughter of the Greek vice
consul,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-15
The Justices Were Detained

The supreme court failed to meet yes
terday, owing to the failure of quoru m
OF the justices to arrive in time. JUS
tees Mcfarland and Garoutte, with Clerk
Ward and Deputy Woodbury., got in on
Sunday. Chief Justice Beatty. with Sec
retary Finkler and Stenogra pher Gwinn.
came in at o'clock yesterday afterno on,
and the balance of the court is expected
today. 1t Is expected that il it is possi-
BILE. the motions will he heard and the
ex animation of applicants for admission
TO practice will be cleared up TODAY. in
order to go to work on the calendar to-
morrow AZ was originally intended. 1t
10 stated that the Justices put in very
heavy days work at San Francisco Sat-
uiday, closing up number OF matters
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-15
Stampedlng Cattle Wreck Portions of East
Los Angeles fy.

Stampedlng Cattle Wreck Portions of East
Los Angeles fr
There was lively time on the East
Side yesterday morning. A band OF go
cattle were being taken from the santa
Fe stock yards to packing house on the
Mission road, when the leaders became
frightened at something on DAILY street
and stampeded. The animals rushed
down the street, and the cowboys found
it impossible to check them. The steers
killed three horses in their mad career
down DAILY street and then rushed over a
fence, destroyed pretty garden at the
corner of Vallejo and DAILY streets, and
I'm ally fetched up in the gardens on VAL
lie 10 street, which is the terminus OF DAILY.
Here the cowboys succeeded in getting
the animals in order and started them
off again. leaving that portion OF the
East Side looking like Gree lunch coun-
ter after the attack of a heavy TRACE
dian.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-15
RUPTURE

To the people who are suffering from
rupture. Professor Joseph Fandry, for
merly of Berlin, German. now OF Santa
Barbara,is practical rupture specialist
and truss manufacturer. Informatio
having tried all kinds of patent trusses
and found no relief, also have given up
all hope, to those people am calling their
attention. and especially ask them to
send me their addresses.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-15

that needed immediate attention, which
accounts for their tardiness in assem-
bling here.
The first case on the calendar is the
appeal of John Craig. the triple MUIR
derer, from the judgment of the lower
court sentencing him to death for the
murder of his wife, in which much in
teiest is felt
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-15

The Alpine division OF the Mount Lowe
railway IS now oren from Echo mountain
to Mount Lowe springs. among the fra
grant AMI shady pines, covering tho
grandest OF all mountain, canyon and val
Icy scenery. This section is q mile lon
ger than tile entire Mount Washington
railway, with fares at only one-third the
cost. Weekly or monthly guests at Echo
Mountain house will receive a rebate Of
all Mount Lowe railway fares. Rates as
low as any other like accom- modations.
See Mount Love railway time table, this
paper,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-15

Experiments made by the Italians at
Massowah III raising European crops on
the A byssinian plateau have proved very
successful. Grain yielded especially good
results this year. Plans are made for a
greater extension of agr lture in the
colony5next year.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-15
Just a Half Day Off

race meet at Santa Monica next Satur-
Gay at 1870 D. m. Trains leave Arcade
depot at 9:05 ard 10 a. m. ana 1890 and
10 p. m. Special trains after the races.
Round trip 30 cents. Free admitance to
races to holders of Southern Pacific com.
pany's round trip tickets.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-15

1t is q difficult matter to con fine an
Australian aboriginal. One of them who
was arrested lately at Siberia, Western
Australia, on charge of murder. was
placed in temporary lookup made OF
galvanized iron He succeeded in max
ing his escape by burrowing under one OF
the walls
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-15

Great i'm provements have been recer thy
made at the mouth of the river Vistula.
Tho old branch into the Baltic has been
stiaightened and shortened from ten
miles to four and one-half, and the chan
lei broadened by shifting dixie on the
left bank, six miles further west.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-15

The largest sheep ranch on the North
Am ri an con .inent is one OF 0. 000 acres
lying n tie counties of D,mmit and
Webb, Texas.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-15
A Fen,aIe submarIne Diver

From Palm Beach, Fla. comes the
story of woman 81 years OF aga, ma
tive OF Jamaica, who has for twenty
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-15

A. A. Eckstroni Of 1924 s. Spring st., is where
you want to go looking for good wall paper ~
the right price.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-15

Parties are delightful when refresh
ments are made with Prlce's Baking
Powder.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-15
DEATH AND DEVASTATION

Praise of DR.. Prices Baking Powder
is sounded by every lady who uses it.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-30

"Bibne sbprbet':: Gfterretning ON
en- beDrspelis affere peo bet luther,
Re Boiienbns ! S&oulsbo. @aib..
e. nplig fomnet for sDffentlisb bebeu.
ct ueure ,of It MeuneRe peo geaun
Sens Rielien, ber er ct SBitenbe.
barn til &afaor Z. Iollef1ons 6uftru
%, bapbe Beiisrelfen af 8aiienbas.
5arnen. e. fnnben ftplbis | toe be to
rife aar at baue bebrepet Htust meb
en- 10 aars aommel &ise, ION par
inbfot poa 8oifenbufet.
Den lile &i9e bpis Nabn Ct Con,
aance Sobufeu. er 0otter til en- uorR
Renb I Eocomo. 8ornebiemmetS
8ehprelie lanbres olporlist for til.
fpnelooenbe BELT at baue billet neb.
bpsie belle Soeen iflebettor at labe
umeuaeRet taa iia peff fsrtieute 2bu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-30
NorseS me Mtntttert,...s.

De itte Nuiier ira Suerige br,naer
ubfBrliae Weooelelier ON bet npe
norRe Miuiiter,um. iom bleu bonnet
nj Maaueoer, efter at bet fansae for
fgrfe Gong inoleuereoe fin NfReos=
anfbsnins. Ut bet nue Ninife,iums
Weolemmer er 4 @giremenb nemlis
StotSmiuiheren @eor9e Jrancis 30:
ee1up. iom uor ct al ben ftansNe
ResieIines Meolemmer / Stodbolm :;
oesuoen @rom. iom ter osfaa uor
Reolem of @ta1sroo osatbelineen i
S,odpolm. 9ernaf Dor u1 Rriss.
minifteren Olion os 4rbe,osminiite
rem 3. Milien. besee 6siremano.
De moderate repreien'eres at Sofob
Suerorup os Baorb Mabien poue,
lonb. &enitrepartiet bar o91aa 4
Menb i bet npe Mtnif ferium neml,e
Ebomas 1on Befen @neelhart. ..
Rilool. 6aralo Smeool og 5r. @tana
2uub. Beese be fife er pnsre Su<
ritter at pct rene Benftre. Sen fiftz
uaunte &c en- Ssfterfen af ben attroao.
te @tats minifter Stang.
9aserup bor lite ueret meset fienot
/ Bolititen. % bet uatter obif,llis
5orunorine, at netop ban bleu ual9t.
9an ct 40 Nor 9ammel o9 er ira
Qorten. 6 Nar sammel Tom BON ION
foberlss @ut til Troubbiem, blep
@tuoent 1870. fuberebe ienere
ION Sesfbrer !, Muu@en. 2eip5is
os Boris. s 1879 bleu ban iurio,f
8rofesior peb Rrttionia lniuerfitet.
builten 8labs ban inbebaube. ,nottl
ban inbtraabte / Stanss MtniRe.
rium. S stoddolm eiorbe ban fig
ftrats befienot. beoer bet. ueb at reo.
be en- Rano. iom bolot paa at ornt.
ne. Gram Ral baue en- iuert COB
Optroben os foar bDit / Stodolms
bSiere 8reble. 6an er osiaa Sas.
fsrer, og ber er foruben BAN 5 @o9.
fsrerei ben npe @e9ierins.
safob Sperbrup er uoentpipl ben
be6f ftenbte Nano belle 9oben, oa
ber er cem. ION pmter ON, at ban /
8irtelisbeben oil fomme til at blipe
2eberen bet npe Niniiferium. Nf
be 4BenfreR eRatsraober CT blot @neel.
bart % Rilbal ptbere befienbt. Gn.
gelbart bor peret en- rab,fal Benfre.
maro. men bet bbres ub til, at Bor.
tiet itte bar ipert FOR Tiltro til bam.
R,lbal er 8enfremanb men libt mo.
berat fine HnRuelier.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-30
Jublanoet.

Wifs Groneis g. @ilorb er bic,
pen sienualat til Brefbent for 800
mans @briff,an Temperance Union.
Den repustifoniie Rotional<
fommite er iolbt til Rsbe I 8oibina.
ton ben lobe December forat beaems
me Steoet for ben nefe Mationa!.
Convention.
= Jorbenuarenbe 5orbunos,eno=
tor Gbarles s. @an @pd fro gebro
iia oboe Baibinston rife Iorsoas,
II Var 9ammel. 3an oar meo i
Boreerfrieen.
= Sine Onsbos par bet Bref.
bent @leuelanos Dog poa Nhontauo<
itil1iu9en. Ser par tore Tilfteltnin.
ger tor bam. u9 BON bolot til @ien.
9ielo en- 9ale. Der uar @bompag.
ne=&eceptions oe Niliterporaber og
oil, iom bsrer til 9plonin9en al en-
6prfte.
= Tro @eit Superior uoifibetes
lite 2sroas $40. .000 Bulbel 5oeoe %
10000 9snoer Mel. &pebeuolf, lf,b>
ntnaeu fol uere ben fDrfe iom no.
seniinbe bar funbet 5teo Bpen paa
en- Dog.
= @n As Nor 9ammel Murer Deb
9faun 5euer 5torfetb / @au Claire,
@,sconitn, ofl1utteoe en- &on9el ffte
tbroas ueb at tose ino en- 9ofs
5trptntn en- @rocerp>Butit. @an
iogoe til 1orbelsbetienten. at bon
gchebe at bp Butifen. @n 2eee
benteoes. % ban leuer encnu. 9an
bar ftcr 6amilie.
= Eli 9ailp Stems @bicoso be.
rettes fro Solicit. SQinois. Of SQis
nois Stoalionpo9n Torsoas be9pno.
te at merfe fine Nrbeibere meb
Rerfelopper (Toes). Sc terne Nr=
beibere, iom merfeoes. uar be $50.
iom par @aaroSrummet. 9er9 9sr-
ties life ct Rnp mob be tebo9eli9e
Nebalier. Ser ct ialt 100, ION
i1al mRrfeS.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-30
Entered at the post office at For
gus Falls as second class matter.

s ben npe &eaierins, iom er en-
iaofalot @oalttetsreeier,ra. Ct bet
o:tiao 6gire os be Moberote tom bor
Maaten. o9 &sire blaoene er pet t,l<
frebs meo ubfalbet.
Roraenblaoet roier Stans for
bans nopolbenbeo % flyer. at bans
Minifterium bar fsrt fin &ria o.
punbet en- @eter for 5eorelonbet,
buis 6ruster ri baaber, oil btipe:
ri9e."
Iftenpoften 6eer: st biertel,9t
Got til be Meno. lom nu i 81 Nar
bar forrettet &ogttienete for SABRE
lonoet."
Bee9e oisie 6Bireblobe Ct uel til.
frebs meo l1oneunellen men trem.
bolber bog, at bet er beoft lite at
sibre fig olttor fore Squfoner
enonu. Sc taller ON. at &euisfon
al unionsfon,roften MI mao optoses,
builfet o9laa lere iuenEie Blaoe ub.
taller fig for.
9o9blaoet - % iano1pnliapi&
o91aa be anbre 8enfreblabe - Ct
misfornpiet. Blobet flyer: ~Det
er ct Nin,nerium - tan nj neften
fi9e - tsot Qpnoom.
9uortor? 6ar be Nanb. iom ttlz
tammen ital uosibre &onsens &oab,
bapt en- 5slelie af. at i belle Nferen
DOR noset. iom itte taol,e Dasens
2ps. inoen bet forelaa iom eiort
@iernins?- Blooet iammenlisner
3oeerup % Gmil Stana 90 flyer. at
be besse bar filler fig pao famme
Stanopuntt. naar bet sialot at fornes,
te rtalsuprellen. Det uotoler fig
tmoo @uerorup % @au9lanb. % ON
@nsslbart % @ilool flyer bet. ot be er
bee9e uprbueoe. os insen af oem til
bgrer tit &art:s T,lliosmenb. berfor
ct Der inaen &euitremano &on9en&
Raao, fom eiuer ben npe ReaIerins
&arotteren af en- erlis os alpor>
Zig ment Notwithstanding. Blooet
Tiger tilin. at bet nu paalis9er ben
npe &esier1ns at Iamarbeioe meb
Stortbinset @psrssmaolet ON foms
munal @temmeret, bet rene Jla9,
l1niuerii,e,sbuoeetterne neb 8ilfaor
oiu. 6uorleoes oil bet 9aa?
Otter Donnelien Of bet npe Mini.
fter,um er Stons uoneunt til Nas-
mono i Nsoer. Bong til refioerenoe
RopeQon / Trefolotsbeos Neni9beb
/ Rriatania, Bir@<Rei@enmalo til
Borsermefier Rriittonia, 5uru til
Nmtmono Wtersbus. Nobfelot til
@siea eaeretsasies Qarbibt treoer
tilbaee til :B1ioatliuet uben Benfion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-30


uiloe lite uere tao eeentiorl,s at pua,
ffoa. at ies rep.e,enterer Coin bans
mango Arsumenter os Stemninser os
be imntte 'zius. fom 5orfatteren
flyer ON oen lille @ut. Ds noar
~Goins" Snbflpoelie sisr fig sieloen*
be @aibinston eller San Jroneis,
co eler Mempbis. betpoer bet. at BET
er 8imeto1ismens % Nenneifebe.
bens 5nb1poelie. fom slSr fig sial'
benoe.
Msoet beuet for ben Dag.
(Tortiette8.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-30

Sc fife 8oroiflineer. iom 9aabla<
bene befpmrer fig ON. faloes The
Venezuelan Muddle. @ent bore
til 1876, iaa bl,r bet not til @leuelanb<
8latt> t>@eeo.N & c5etnlep< Nuoole. Sber=
mon blir life lenoer meo; ban bar
facet ,@rinbr,nser".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-30
Wtnnefota,

s Nnoto Gountp betoler mon paa
Stipelietobriterne fra 13til IL Gents
pr. Buibel Tor Boteterre.
= s. %. 2unbaren DuIutb hor
taaet Batent paa ct breech loading
Soaben.
3enrp Gbners Dlbrpseeri $50
bena neobrenbte 9ea: til Eorsoo9.
Det uar ue:oiat til SO. 800.
- S. s. @ermilpa bar tommen,
falbt ct Reoe of StatsaQiancen til
BEN 20 Nouember / Mtnneapolis.
Jra @inona meobeles. at Sobn
Smanioa. en- 5ormer 8,lion. bleu
orebt Oasbqg. oerpeb at bans Qefe
lob lpbf.
= Sra 9intlep meboeles. at en-
oDo Mono tonotes / Stouen ueftenfor
Jtnlapiou forlebeu Da9. @a @euer
tusle bauoe saoet siennem bans 50.
ueD. os mon tror. oer torelisaer ct
M Monoen er life ,oeni,ftceret.
- Nrs. gudns / Nlsranbria. iom
forleben blep iaaret iaa hpst af fin
Manb, Der ielu toe 2iuet af fig. osoe
forr,ee 9sroas. 9uu uar 10 Nar
aammel.
= Nleranbr,o @of Stems beretter.
at @uuerngr @lousb er 9alet foQu.
0an uor &omposnon 6irmaet
Gloueb 8ros.. oa bette bor maottet
inbftiQe fine Betolir9er fom en- Jblse
Of 81. 9. @lortes 5ollit for en- 9io
fDen. sa,-s ssssSssssa.4.s.-
- 1arrb 6aptparo bar offentlis~
9iort en- lansere Beretnins ON fit
Glustforiso. Den er / bet uaienlio,
fte. .buao ri mebbelte fife useblao.
Don logger blot fsrre. 8ast poo.
buorleoes ban 5leu tasen ueo Meien
al Rte1ce.
= 9et oil erinbres. at to Bbrn
bleu beerapet Of en- 6anbbante ST..
Boul fife Buar. ioet be bolot poo
at leae. os ba be fanotes, uar BE- bsbe.
Surpen bor M ertleret. at Bpen maa
betale -. 100 til Grftotnius for Bsr'
nenes Sin.
- County Nouotat gepe af 5enne'
pin &ouuip sou for,ise 2sroos 5or.
binbelie meb Nttornep General Gibbs
Suor paa %. Grulns Nrsument ON
upt 5orbbr for harrp 3opuaro paa>
srunb of Domffclens Geilsreb unoer
be fife Retsforbanblineer. Deres
Suor inobefatter ct Dotument goo
80 Sioer. De ipnes. at Domftolen
lite aiorbe noset Geilereb ialfalo lite
al 5orbom mob Jorbrpberen.
- Sobn 3. Sobnfon. en- @aoe.
feier / Minneapolis. tiarte Ousoass
dtten neo fbrfe @obe / Norbbpen. bo
bous 9ef. pluofelis LIB lpbR. &oo
en- Bro. iom saar ouer nosle Sern.
banespor, Rprtebe ser. 8osn oe
AKano neo paa ct Sernbanetos. iom
iuH git forbi. Sobnion falbt nen
meaem to 8oane % blso ftpat for
f1anet, men mau tror. 9an uil TONNE
fig isien. 9efen bleu ilebt efter
Toset ct lanat Stptte % maatte Rp.
te8.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-10-30
fergus &alls Ageblaa
uotommer 6per OuSoag.
a. GoIeus, ttogtber.
eubtirtpttou8prt3 $1.25 tor 1 aar, betalt
tG0rtfub, eder8 $3.50.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly ne wspape1
and the Farmer Alliance organ IL
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-12

The editor of The TIMES called ON 1. T..
Heddle at the State prison yesterday ana
found him in excellent spirit, awaiting with
great anticipation the 10th of October, when
his sentence shall expire. He desired to De
remembered 10 all Owosso friends. Ihe
prison authorities all speak of MI. Heddle
as a model prisoner and state that he Is
decidedly popular with all the men.
A thief entered the home of II. IL. Dan
iels on Ball street Sunday night while the
family were at church and ransacked It,.
He secured about nine dollars in money but
very considerably left five dollars in one
purse which he had to cut open to get out
the change, and so did not notice the bill,
which was fastened to the cover. He also
jewelry which were in the room.
John b. Dowdigan, '95 dent, will leave on
Monday for Owosso, where he has already
engaged commodious suite OF offices,
which he will next week fit up in suitable
manner and commence the practice of dem
tistry. In the departure of Mr.. Dowdigan
for his new field of labor Ann Arbor will
lose one of her promising young citizens and
Johns many friends will wish him all the
success that can possibly fall to him in the
practice of his profession. What is Ann
Arbor's loss will be Owosso's gain.-Wash-
tenaw Evening Times.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-12
Hunts
Hunts
Perfection Blend Coffee"

This coffee is the very best
blended coffee that can be sold
for SOC a pound. The quail
ty is always uniform and is
really a better coffee than is
generally sold for 35c a pound.
Is you pay SOC for coffee don't
fail to try the
Perfection Blend" at
Hunts
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-12

To Buy or Keep on Renting, is
the question to which there aught
to be only one answer, while we
are selling lots in Maple Ridge
Park at the terms we offer.
Remember So. 90 down and S1.00
per month will start you on home
of your own in this beautiful adj
dition; don't put this off, but make
the start at once and you will GER
tainly never regret it. Call at our
Office and look over plats and get
full information regarding our
property.
Jingle & mcDannel,
LIST door south Wildermuth Hotel.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-12
Hunts

Cracked Java Coffee
This coffee is somewhat
broken, but for the price (2Oc
a pound is the best value ever
offered in Owosso. 1t makes a
good cup of coffee, and is dirt
cheap at zoe pound.
"Cracked Java" at
Hunts
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-12

Elgin White Laundered Shirts at. 75c
Cromwell White Laundered Shirts 99c
Cromwell White Unlaundered Shirts79c
We show the best White Unlaundered
Shirt in the city at the price....... soc
All Colored Laundered Shirts "a off.
All Wooden Sweaters at "a off.
Mems Balbriggan Underwear. 25c
Mems French Balbriggan Under
wear ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. soc
10 doz. Mems soc Teck and Four-in-
Hand Ties ............................3 3c