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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
The Agreement Ratified.

ARDMORE, l. T., Nov. 2.-The Chicka.
saw Legislature, in session at Tisho.
ming, Monday, ratified the agreement
entered into between the Dawes COM
mittee and the Choctaw and Chicha-
saw tribes of Indians for allotment of
their lands and dissolution of their
tribal government. The Indian Solons
stood IS for and ten against ratifca-
ton of the treaty, the full-blood ele-
ment opposing the measure.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
Three Sailors Lost.

LONDON, Nov. 3.-The American ship
Ell Captain, Capt. Humphreys, from
Baltimore, April 1, for San Francis
co, which put into Montevideo last
July, leaving badly and otherwise
damaged, and proceeded on her voyage
August 20, has returned to that port
again, having lost three of her crew
and sustained sundry losses and
various damages during heavy weather
encountered by her.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
FRANKFORT RIOT.
Three White Men Killed and Several
Whites and Blacks Wounded.
Deputy Sheriff Deakens and Frank Egbert
and Howard GlOre, Republican POliti-
clans, Among the Dead-Wm. Smith,
One OF the Wounded, May Die.

FRANKFORT, KY. Nov. S.-Three white
men dead, two white men and several
negroes wounded, one fatally, sums up
the result of an early morning riot
here.
1t was the result of the silver Demo-
Gratis alleged attempt to corral town
negroes in bull pen outside of the
town, and the determination of the
Republican workers that it should not
be done.
The white men who had been to the
country to finish the alleged corraling
of the Negroes were headed by demo-
Gratis. They were returning to town in
vehicle driven by William Smith,
when on the hill above town they were
met by party of republicans, headed
by Frank Egbert, Howard Glore and
others. 1t was here the first battle oc-
Cured at o'clock Tuesday morning.
Egbert commanded the vehicle to
halt. Smith was driving. Behind him
was Ben Marshall, brother-in-law of
Egbert, but of the other party.
Marshall told Smith to drive on. He
did so and Egbert shot his legs to
pieces as the horse went on and took
the party into town.
There was indiscrimindte shooting
there for few minutes and the first
battle ended.
Egbert and his party followed the
Marshall-Brawner party into town.
Here the democrats were surrounded
by their friends and the Egbert party
came on with more friends and spec
tators till all were on the principal
street-crossing in the middle of the
city.
1t was 2 o'clock. Deputy Sheriff r.
E. Deakens went up to Egbert and told
him to surrender. Hisreply was fusil-
lade from his revolver that instantly
killed Deakens.
Egbert himself fell dead, and there is
difference of opinion as to whether
he was killed by the deputy sheriff, as
the latter fell, or by rifle in the
hands of one of his brothers-in-law or
by friends of the opposing democratic
party.
Many shots were fred during this
second battle. When the smoke cleared
away Egbert and Deakens were dead.
Walter Coins, bystander, cripple,
was shot through the leg. Charley
Boone, colOred, was shot through the
right lung.
On the hill above town near where
the first battle occurred, there was
found at o'clock Tuesday morning
the dead body of Howard Glore, who
went out with Egbert's party to break
up the Negro bull pen, and who must
have been killed when Egbert attempt
ed to stop the party and shot Smith,
the driver. The .latter's legs were rid
died. One of them was amputated
The other will have to be amputated,
and it is probable that Smith will be
added to the list of the dead before
many hours.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. S.-The Louis
vile legion was called to arms Tues.
day morning by order of the governor
on account of the prospects for trouble
at the polls The soldiers are at the
armory ready to move at moments
notice in case of trouble.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
MUCH oFFENsE
Given the Spanish Government by. Ex-Mfn-
lster Taylor's Magazine Article.

ister Taylor's Magazine Article.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-A special to the
World from Madrid, Spain, saws:
Something of sensation has been
caused in Madrid by kilograms from
America, epitomizing an article on
Cuba written for an American maya
zine by former Minister Taylor.
The Spaniards are particularly an
noyed because Mr.. Taylor has obtained
from their own contemporary data in
the daily press and from utterances of
their statesmen all his information
about lack of honesty in the elections
and IN the parliamentary government,
and about notorious abuses in their
home administration even at the cap
ital. 1+.r.e
The conclusion Mr.. Taylor draws
from such premises in favor of Ameri-
can Intervention for the settlement of
the Cuban question has given much of
tense at court and in official
and political circles because it is deem
ed calculated to counterfeit the favora-
bic impression the Spanish note had
made IN the highest circles at Wash
ington, including the president and
his cabinet, according to kilograms re-
ceived by the Madrid press and the Off
cial dispatches from Minister Dupuy
de LONE to the cabinet
Some Spanish papers affect to make
light of Mr.. Taylor's statements, and
say that they will not alter the effects
of the Spanish note, which has skilfully
warded off, for the time, the action by
the American government, which was
limited at in Minister Woodfoud's note
of September % and which made
out SO strong case on grounds
of international law against federation
of filibustering expeditions and against
moral and material assistance being
given to the insurgents from the United
States.
The impartial says the Spanish gov
eminent will take steps to counterfeit
the effects of Mr.. Taylor's article upon
publc, opinion and the government in
America
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
a r:0r, Font

After several unsuccessful attempts
and three years labor the feat of cut
ing ring out of 4 single diamond has
oeen accomplished by the patience and
skill of Mr.. Antoine, one of the best
known lapidaries Of Antwerp. The
ring is about three-euarters of an inch
In diameter.-N. y Sun.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
To Prnhihit Fnnthan.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 2.-In the house
of representatives here to-day Mr.. Aw-
try, of Cobb county, introduced reso-
luton to abolish football playing in
all universities and other institutes in
Georgia receiving financial aid from
the state. This grows out of the death
in Saturdays game of Won Cannon of
the Georgia university team. Senator
Allen introduced a bill in the senate
Monday to prohibit football in Georgia.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
Two Fatally and Four Seriously Hurt.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. g.. -Tuesday, while
IS workmen were on large scaffold
extending the whole length of the Wa
bash building, which was recently par
TALLY destroyed by fire, section of the
platform gave way, carrying eight
men to the floor below. Two were
fatally injured and four others serious
lv hurt
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
Suicided by Shooting.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4. Thomas 4.
Schall, president of the Schall Pack
ing Co., Atlantic wharf, East Pratt
street, committed suicide by shooting
himself in the left temple in his office
Wednc sday afternoon. Mr.. Schall had
been affected by melanchOlia for some
time. His health for the past year had
peen unusually poor and he suffered
mIch
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
Steady Rain in Illinois.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2--Absence of rain
for nearly three months in many Sec
lions of Illinois, causing great fears for
The grain crops OF 1898, has been atoned
Tor by continuous downpour lasting
"a hours. From all over Illinois, North
srn Indiana and Ohio come reports OF
steady rain.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
To Macy An american Lady.

LONDON, Nov. "A dispatch to the
Times from Cairo. says: ut is asserted
here that Prince Mohammed Ali, the
brother of the khedive, is engaged to
be married to an American lady whom
he met in Europe. He has offered to
renounce the succession to the khedi
viate in order to obtain the consent of
the khedive, who, with his mother, is
strongly opposed to the marriage"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
Longstrcet Takes the Oath of Oaice.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Seen. JAS S.
Longstreet took the oath of Office as
commissioner of railroads Tuesday and
began his new duties. succeeding Gen.
Wade Hampton.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
Yellow Fever Cases at Montgomery,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 9.-The of.
fetal report of the board of health
Tuesday gives two new cases of yell
low fever and no deaths. A man
named Williams died at Speigner sta
ton, 20 miles north of here, Tuesday
morning, with the fever
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
Sir Rutherford AIcock Dead.

LONDON, Nov Sir Rutherford Al
cock, X. c. b., who in 1897 was presi.
dent of the Royal Geographical society
and who in 1882 presided over the
health department of the social science
congress, is dead at the age of 50 years
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
To Insure Against Loss From Strike.

BERLIN, Nov. Am insurance So
clety to be called Industrial, is being
formed by tie employers throughout
Germany to insure against loss arising
from strikes. The society will have q
capital of FIVE million marks.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
Throat Cut From Ear to Ear.

NYACK, n. Y, Nov. 4-Murty Nc
Kenna, a widow, 60 years of age, was
found dead in bed at Sloatsburgh,
Rockland county, Tuesday evening.
Her throat was cut from ear to ear, and
there was cut in each hand. The room
was spattered with blood. No knife of
any kind was found. 1t is thought
that the woman was murdered. She
lived alone IN little cottage. She did
not go out of her home Monday and
this aroused the suspicious of neigh
bors, who entering found the body.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
Ice Formed in Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. yellow
Jack was hit a hard blow Wednesday
morning, when the Thermometer
dropped to 40 degre es. Heavy frost
formed and there was ice in the gut
tiers: Immediately on receipt of this
news, which was telegraphed abroad
at an early hour, the state of Arkansas
raised quarantine, and before night
Mississippi and Alabama were expect
ed to follow suit.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
Tre.snrv Statement.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Wednesday's
statement of the condition of the
treasury Shows: Available cash balance
SOS, 22s, TIA; gold reserve, $154, o24. 702.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
Lived Nearly a Century.

fert, aged 9S, passed away of heart
failure. He was a pioneer of this sec
ton and had never been i'll day in hia
life.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05

ference between miners and operators
to decide the wages to be paid for min
ng during next year will be held next
month. NJ. D. Ratchfo~d, president of
the United Mine workers, will enter
the conference with claim for % cents
a ton as the mining rate for 1898 The
operators will make an effort to obtain
So cents a ton as the figure for next
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
Killed Wife, Daughter and Himself.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 3.-Edward
Hamilton, employed at the Worcester
national bank, killed his wife and
daughter and then shot himself Tues
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
Gen. Clineman Insane.

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 4.-Gen. Thos
L. Clingman. ex-United States senator,
died in the Morganton insane asylum
at 1 p. m. Wednesday.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
THE GOLD WAVE

Had But Little Effect on the Yellow Fever
in New Orleans-Light Frost Tuesday
Night and Fifty-TwO Cases Reported
Wednesday.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 4-The number
OF new cases reported at the board of
health Office Wednesday exceeds that
of Tuesday, despite the fact that a
light frost fell here Tuesday night
Physicians explain that those being re-
ported now had the disease in their
system before the cold wave reached
here. The weather has modified con-
siderably since Sunday night.
Among the deaths reported Wednes-
day is DR.. E. L. Viers, prominent
young physician.
The board of health report follows:
Cases of yellow fever Wednesday, SO;
deaths Wednesday, 5; total cases to
date, 1885; total deaths, 2O6; recovered,
S12; under treatment, CIT.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 4.-One new
case and three deaths was Wednes-
days yellow fever record. A heavy
frost fell here Wednesday morning,
and ice formed in many parts of the
citye
NATCHEz, Miss, Nov. 4.-Consider-
able frost occurred in Natchez and vi
cinity Tuesday night, the thermometer
registering 40.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 4.-There
was one death from yellow fever in
Selma Wednesday, Miss Matte Pear
son. She was the last patient under
treatment.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
4 Surr Indication

Those people next door are stsll in
their honeymc Dn.''
"Have you seen him kissing herr"
NO; but he lets her read the norm
ing paper t."eTit-Rits.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05
Anrions for fhe Rewnrh

Papa, | wish you'd whip me-"
Whip you, my son! Why she uld
whip you?"
Because. when you whip me. mam-
ma gives me some jam. Tit its
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-05-18
alnluttnet.
Repolnttonen / 6onburas er enbt
Oprsrsberen bleu Hagen.

Reuolntionen / 9onburas er enbt.
Sprgrsbereu bleu Hagen.
Den befienbte 2,terat os 2epe |
bet enselfe @eIfabsltu, Oscar @ilbe,
fom bar peret / Tustbutet for Sebelta.
bebsforbrpoelier, er leslabt efter at baue
ubtient fine to Gar.
Miniiterftifte Danmarf. Riebeu>
bapn 12te Mai:- Den ldnse pentebe
Mintaertrtie er tnotraabt. SBrfemini.
fter % l1benrtssminifer, Baron &eebs
Ebott, inosau fin &efisnation isaar, os
&onsen talbte @r @remiermtniiter g.
tr,1p til at banne et ny &esiering.
S 8arielona, Spanieu, bleo 70,
etpar l1ser fiben benrettet fere Anartis
fter, ion1 bar antIaset for Delastisbeb
ben fgr omtalte 8ombetaitnin9 itlor'
gtu mebbeles Der isieu, at aluorlise u:
erbener bar brubt ub Yaa Fere 9teber
5orbinbelfe meb Bppalsene. S Bilbat
far SociaIifterne ben1onih iheret poIbiDmt
os / 9inaros er en- liberal BGlse'
brdbt.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-05-18

Baabnb, men at bette er tommet llb ets
ter @ebtasehien os families lite / 8illen,
ba ben unoertesnebes af @uuernoren %
berfor lite uar nosen Sop. Dommer
Barter bar nu ppbdpet Sniunction, os
"@ecorb" faar Erptnineen til fulb pris.
Dette er ct @tsempel paa. boorleoes
Der "fires" meo 9cpene BERT Staten.
~ Detroit, l2te Mai. 6. 6. Dap,
en- meset prominent 8orser BET i Bpen,
blep isaar beifplot Tor at bape forspet
uidbelise Duerfalb paa .f1ere Smaapiser.
!6an r6mte. meoens Mrreitorbre bleu uhz
ferbiset. Manse iatte ab tor at iese
efter bam, men enbnu peo insen, buor
ban CT. Mr. Sap er en- Manb paa 81
Nar. pan bar uaret Torretningsmano
beri2 20 9lar o9 bar en- agtet Gamtlie %
bar alttb 1elu paret bBit reipetteret.
- SDttenbe Wfai Soften Wfinnea=
polls itulbe efter Brosrammet bti ben
mef ftorarteoe, 1om er bolot Der / 2anz
bet. Mue norife Soreninser git Cog
til 2orins Sarf, buor Ole 8uu @tatuen
af1l0rebes. Norbmdnbenes Sansfores
ming os l1n9e Suea Minneapolis, ben
norfe @lee &lub Il ct. @aul, Mormauz
ma Manbsfor d Dulutb, Minnebaba
Manbstor @iour Sails os ben norife
@ausforenius / Ga @rosie fang @,iess
"2anofienbius" aaeb flere Sanse. 9en
norFe SanseriHoe &asua 2tnue fra
@bicaso optraabte uorf geationalbrast
os fang "Seterientens Ssnbos", "@s
Jet beg ut ior @lassen" "Masots 4ielbs
fang" MleSanber Bull fpilleoe, os
Mrctaneer bolbt Geitta1en.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-05-18

-@obe M9enter DnIfes til
at ialse Dor Portable Bicycle Stand
and Lock Combined, Der uoen EutI
er ben bebite Dpfnbelie for 8icpcler Der
noseniinbe Ct bleuen fat paa Marfebet.
Deu er fabr,teret af be bebfte Materieler
Der tan opbripes; er fulbtub yfidel pie
teret; peier Inn Is l1n5er, men er iolto
fonfrueret af tpnbise Golt % tan lite
tomme ub af Orbers. Det er bertil frs
itet til 8icDelen % aisr fin Blist paa
minbre enb TIRE Setunber naariombelit
os buoriombelf. Den er iaa lei at opes
rere, at ct Barn tan baantere ben;tan tilr
osmeb fdffes til bpilteuiOmbelit Dame<
% Serrebiul. Den inbbefatter osiaa
2aas. Globe giltaar til asenter. EiIs
itriu The Brown-Loe Mfg. Co.,
Miuueapolis, Minnelota, (Statiou b,
for @irtulertr, Hrtsliite % Btltaar.
s. V -
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-05-18
6an bIep bunbett

Norman Iuuersau fig. 9an blep bunben
faif paa 5eiferpsgen % tasen til Eoms
ner. 9an tiger, at ban er Musuft gorz
man, % at ban brabte biueifabbernene,
men ban peo lite, bporfor ban siorbe
bet, fun at MorblDiten fit Masteu Duer
bam, faa ban lite tunoe itpre fig. San
figer, ban ansrer bet MI, men bet er
torrent, ps penter at libe 5trafen for
bet. 9an ipnes at bore fu1bffanbis
fornuftis os peo sobt Mob. ytorman
ptl bli brast bib at en- flor Stbrte, ion,
bar peret paa Sast efter bam en- nse.
5 2arimors os Depils 9ate er 1le1lis>
beber ! oente, Os ifulbe man toriese at
briuse bam ieiennem ber, uil Der bli
9iort 6oribg paa at lpn@e bam. Sbez
riff O'@onnor, Bolttimeiter 8pan os
f1ere golitimanb reiite peftouer imorses.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-05-18
Stl Sal8s.

8ebfe Rpalitet 2ofe Supertor ialtet
5tif- Trout (9rret) iamt Mbiteftib
tilialss af lluoertesneoe. Seq tisber
ben birefte fra Siiterne os idlser ben BIZ
rette til Sorbruserne til Wholesale
Br,s. geo. 1 Erout pr. 5OzPunbs &ass
&c $2.95, os 8biteiii6, mibbels ftor ifra
II til 2 gunb Stpttet, for 1915 pr.
50,gunbs @asse. Seq betaler Trast
til builten iom belit Station / Minnez
fota os pitlise Dafota. 8ense Tan ieus
bes euten | Money Order, restfteret
Brep eller Draft. .-
g. sc orterub,
Dulutb. Minn.
8eferenee: ct. 9ouis So. Bant. 9ulute.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-05-18
.@rltpe1t:..

. ~ t.4 1
Sci uar en- St,lfanb Besiuenbeberne
paa ariss,fusplobien fibfe l1ss. Gree
terae maatte rsmme &bariales % Eil<
basetoeet berfra par 1iseiaa pbmpsenbe
ION G,lbasetoset fra 2arisia. Sc bar
nu taset stiQins Deb DomOtOs. ber
lisser I 5ielbpasiene ibnbentor ben tbesss
}al,ife glette. Otter bette 9eebsrlaa
maatte ben sraEe Resierins pbnpse iia
% bebe gtornasterne Om at trdbs
,msQeus'os naasle Greb. Sc bar lopst
at remuae Rreta, bpiltet allsrebe ital
pere sjprt, Rsa Eprterne bar ny fact
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-05-18
Tera'ss Taus % onte8't.

-. Miis Caroline Beterion af Ser
gus 5alls ielser Dampiftbs 8i1etter til
os fra @amlelanoet meb aue fprite &las<
les 3inier billisere enb nosen anben-
Gin mig ct Call fsrenb be tisber nosen
anbeniteos.
= gaartbiuset iattes iibite Manbas,
os bar Sesiion bele l1sen. @ranb=
iurpen fanbt Mntlnse mob s. s. Bail
(gurlD Sad) TOR Snbbrnb; S. q.
Meabe, 6. 8. Ebomas os 9. q. 9ofanz
ion for uloulist @als at 2iter; 9beobor
2arion, Epuert. Bm. Erubn for Ouerz
tab paa ct Bisebarn. Sad 8ail er<
tienbte fig ftplois os ienbtes til Sc
formiolen. Ebeobor 9arion ertjenbte
fig Fplbis / fimpelt Epueri os fit 60
9ases Teusiel. Ebomas erfienbte fig
lite fplb,s.
- Great gfrrtbern 8anen bill bpsge
npt Depot ber 8peu os lsife be8se be
to satnIe. Den npe ifal itaa ba9entor
Occidental boteI. Dm bet fal bIi en-
tombiuere: 8p9nius baaoe for 8asiasere
os Grast, eQer Der ital opfsres to 8psz
ninser, er enonu lite afsiort. 8asid=
seritationen ifal bli en- ioIib @tenbps=
ming al @losuet Sahbiten u'eo imutfe
Subfetoiuser Sisrneue af 8afotaiteu.
= @n Mauo peb ytaun 3uelsborf
Hasebe for 4olitiet beri 8peu en- Sag
fiofte l1se os fit to af fine 9stre. Min>
ME os @mma, reipettiue 1e % IA Iar
sanle, arreferet for uforbeberlis OPP
fsriel. Da beres Sag Tom op, uibnebe
ben pnsfe, at en- uns Manb peb 9eaun
@m. S. Erubn bar ftaaeti forbrpberF
Torbolo til -benbe, os ban er ru ! 6ensz
iel afueuteube, buab @raub> SueDeu uil
eisre benne use. Bi8ernes Sag bleu
ubiat.
Battle Sale, Ste Mai, '97.
Bottle 2afe Camp 1862 NJ. w. 70
America.
Baa port resuldre Dtsbe ben 6te
Mai 1897 Debtoses fslsenbe Rdolutio<
ner: "@fteriom Dgben bar beibst pore
&dtter ben Abe bs. os taset fra us en- at
pore elitebe glaboer, gbriittan .. Bior,
buis Cob ri fbler tunst bet feIEabelise
samoere, ! 5orretnins % ! 2osen,
Bore bet beHuttet, at pi, Reblemmer
at benne 0rben nbtoler por Spmpati
meb afosbes iersenbe Gute % 8brn,
fom besreber % iapner en- trofait ags<
tefnlIe % el7tenbe 5aber, gi Meblems
n,sr af benne Camp tiIftrer ben bebrb,
peoe Gamilie por Orbens Spmpati %
8effyttelie. Beiluttet at port @6arter
sraper.s "a Sbrseibifer beres 1 niit
Dase. Belluttet, at bisie &eiolntipner
inbfsres | Dor Dptesneti etiesbps, % at &
Ropi ienbes til 5amilieH, & III ~Ibe
Wsobern Boobman' Battle Safe Sie,s
pieiu4 { % 4RObbusss ssren
55,s S. $. @iueu,oi,. s
Rouite: S. q 9arfpil.
Gbriiit Berg.
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A.tnrr #tuter.

:. = Yaif. Birtelanb 5,usboro, ass
<sr at bespube ct npt 81ab "@ammelt
Os 5@gt" Miunsapolis.
BIinbsriierne I gafs 60, ". s.,
bar taset fin Mebtcin. 5beriffen par
Dottor.
- @auep @ttp, q. o., bar ue0 ct
@ote af 169.mob a beTuttet at ubftebe
Bonos for at taa ct elettriit 2pspart.
0anep @ttp er forttben ben liutisite BD
/ e. Dafota. .s."@ ... F.
= Stenmanben bar paanp ueret unz
ber .Torbgr @rano Sorts. Det bar
til Dato tonet 500 at baue ben tunse
Manb County Saileu. 6an dber iom
en- Bicycle.
- 9on. We. SC. Sobniou oplp1er, at
en- @tsamination bill fiube Steb @ranb
SORTS ben 3bie Suui fprittommenbe for
at uelse en- Rabet til at repreientere ".
Datota peb @ef Point.
-BbiitpSobnio ,enGarmer Barnes
go.M. .. ,be9itSelumoro ueb @ensnins
fprleoen. 3ans Eiluaun 1pues at for@
Hare @runben til ben iprseltee 9anos
ling.
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I 5argo. Saeo. Staunbeim bar iasisst.
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ban uilbe offeatlissj6re nO3le @tanbal<
biftorter pu baa1.
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bar tafet fine Tppeiattemaitiner os br1s
ger mi 9aanbietuiag iom fsr. Maitis
nerne ptbste fig at uere en- totbar 2utSz
US feruoen at be siorbe Setterne ar>
beibslpie.
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no paa en- B,cpcle Eur fra fra Bolton,
Mais., ben 6te mai til CALIFORNIA, ,boor
be aster at bore ben lite gtop. Sc IL
Der en- Eanbem Bicpcle % fsrer ,neb iia
q, Iioen 9unb ! en- Rurp.
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onion en- 8r5nb Trant 1arie
bans to Ssnuer Os 81 8rOber. De
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sit reb, tueltss Of siftig @as. De
andre forigste at reDbe ben fbrfe, men
fDaltts ,lnbsr Sorfpset. N d
8redbent cRinIep bar isnbt fgls
s.nbe l1bnaDnelisr Of Nsinnelote 0fenb
til Senatet: 9enrp u. Cattle. Mubitor
.for g RoitOepartementet. Stanforb Nen.s
1el Miu,itsr III Mtberlanbene. MuguR
s.. @soFse, &eeiepe.r \ Of Offeutliss yeusei
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