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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19

w ANTED-2 COOKS AND WIVES, $40 AND
w $50. for country boarding houses; hotel wait
ers, ountry restaurant; cooks and others. Apply
10 j. +. CKOSETI d CO., 62S Sacramento st.
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EREE. FREE. FREE.


FOR TWO DAYS ONLY
April 10 and 20, from 10 A. NJ to 3 p NJ Perma-
nently located Now is the time to consult MRS
NASH. ~ N
rms celebrated m edum, the clairvoyant of all
cialrvoy ants, who sees it ALL tells you all and in
stahtiy gives you peace and happiness 1 ne yer
ask u question, but before you utter q word tell
your name, names In full Of al that you are inter-
esteo IN, all dates, f tcts, etc tell you who are
true 10 you and who are false, what hopes v on
may nave winning your desires and what obsta-
cies are In your way and how to remove them
HOW to make the best of your talents and pros.
per- How to get money. find lost articles and
locate hidden treasure. Before ering Into bust
ness. law, divorce or marriage consult me, Drive
away EVIL spells, STUN bling blocks, bad luck and
habits and overcome all evil works rivals and
enemies. 1 never fail L have brought about
more happiness than all other med iums others
are be helped: why not you? If you are going 10
see a medium, why no: the very best? 1t costs
no NJ ore Moth ing to be paid in advance and II
not entirely satisfactory nothing at ALL DO Won
desire anything fairer than that? Residence 40
Eddy ST., be tween Leavenworth and Hyde. Office
hours: A. NJ. to p NJ.
LADIES RECEIVED ONLY
NJ,
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

A FIRsT-CLAsS COOK, ACCUSTOMED To
n COO ling for Institutions asylum schools, etc.
with he best of rere. desrou, securing
situation. Apply 10 ]. +. CROSETT & CO, 3l6
Su ter
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19

Nj ME- DIR THOMAS. SCIENTIFIC REVEAL
VA er by eggs and cards: tells entire life past
present. future; consultations on all affairs MOTH
ing excepted; names given; good advice; sure
help restores lost love by sy mpathy; mistake Inn
possible: fee 81 letter So. S2s Post St. mr. Larkin
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-Cont,nu,c.

A TTRACrlVE YOUNG LADY OF AMIABLE
a disposition desires position as typewriter or
copyist 12o1a Geary St, room 2, first floor.
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MUSE, VALET AND ATTENDANT WILL
~ give services il return for fare TO Enyland
6a2 years experiences; references scot, Call
Ofhce, Oakland
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19

EELT AND COMPOSITION RoOFER: IS PER
Il day: steady 10, year round. MURRAY &
READY, Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay.
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ErLp wANrED-Con.,nr..

GH IL ESEMAKER, REFERE NCES, $50 AND
~ found; wood choppers tools furnished, near
city, $l cord, see employer here: farmers for
Marin County; farmers for Sonoma County SIS
TO Wv: German bedmaker, 81 and found mold
ers for foundry blacksmith helper, $50 10 $25 and
fouad; also mixers farmers, teamsers, cooks,
waters, dishwashers &c. w. d. EVER & CO.,
626 CLAW ST.
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D ELLA BILE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION;
Ii is good cook; would do light housewo rk, plain
washlng kind 10 children; moderate wages ;
city short distance in country. 271a Fourth st ,
over florist.
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E'IRST-CLASS LAUNDRESs DESIRES SIT
uation; best references; city or country. MISS
CULLEN, 1873 Suffer ST.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

Nv ANTED-GERMAN COOK. $50; CASHIER,
w restaurant, $25; German nurse, 500: French
nurse, $Zo: head waitress, SUNNI resort, $50;
Germ or Swedish cook to cook for men, $50.
LION ANDRE, 3OS Stockton st.
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WANTED-BY PHYSICIAN FURNISHED
w rooms, well lighted, for an office on or near
Market ST.; to be occupied from 2 to P. NJ. each
Gay only. Address DIR. BLUErT, box 2Ol, Call.
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BUILDINGS BotGHT: LUMBER SASHES
- doors mantels etc. for sale 1865 Mission a.
CELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW.
~ elry 70 A. KLEIN, loo sixth It; send postal
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POSITION WANTED As ASSISTANT MIN
ing superinteude dent or full charge of small prop
erty by young man of good habits; surveyor, book
kee per and assayer; best references. Addres, II.
W., box CO. Cali Office.
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CITUATION w AT T ED AS WORKING
- housekeeper by reliable. trustworthy Iddle-
aged woman from the old country; able 10 lake
full charge: best of ferences country referred
E. W., box "a, Call Office.
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GtSO s LOON OLD ESTABLISHED
% 1CO. place; best location in city; owner been
there years; also rooms including furniture;
Kitchen, storerooms and fine yard owner has
other business in country. Inquire GIT Sacra-
mento st.
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Young GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUA-
Il ton as chambermald; is perfect seGmstress:
hrst-class family only. Apply or ad ress LIP
Pierce ST., bet. Eddy and Ellis
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GHAMP0oER FOR TURKISH BATH, $40.
~ z h HANSEN d CO.. ITO Geary ST.
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NJ ANTED-YOUNG GERMAN FOR BOAT
w house in city; must be q. handy man and one
willing TO do chores. w. ID. EVER CO, 626
Clay st.
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RESTA URANT BUTCHER, $50; COOK,
IL country restaurant $40 week: second cook,
country hotel. $36: man TO make tamaies, coun-
try. SIS; belboy, hotel, city. $1O lunch COOK
for saloon; washer and starcher for hand laundry,
country, SIS. iaundryman for resort, $26. Z. r.
HAN~EN & co, no Geary st.
The record-union., 1897-09-24
FINEST CLOCK ON EARTH
Philadelphia Proposes to Have a
Remarkable Timepiece.

The time has come when the Building
Commissioners must decide upon the
contract for the erection of the most
wonderful clock that has ever been
known, says a Philadelphia correspon-
dent of the Chicago Chronicle" 1t is
to be the final stroke of architecture on
the great city hall tower, is to be higher
and have a bigger face than any other
clock in the world, and will probably
cost more than any other tower clock
ever constructed. The question for the
Commissioners is to secure a clock that
will stay there and stay in order lon
ger than any other timepiece on earth.
The dial will be % feet in diameter,
and the hands viii be so much bigger,
heavier and more unwieldlv than any
other that new questions arise about the
shape and strength of the hands and
mechanism for moving them. With
such dial the distance between the
hour marks will be nearly six feet and
the length of the hand about II feet.
The glass to cover the hands is puz-
zle. 1t cannot be in smaller sections
than triangular pieces as long as the
hands and as wide as the space between
the radii running to the hour marks.
There must be ribs to sustain the glass
running from the center to the hour
marks, too, but these are to be so small
that they will look like hair lines, and
will not interfere with observation of the
time. 1t is expected that these big pieces
of glass must be made with a net of
wire running through them, so they will
not crack under the bending force of a
high wind.
The question of illumination is an
other important one. 1t will, of course,
be possible to tell the time farther away
by this clock than any other clock in
the world. The size of every part of it
may be expected to be bigger than that
of any other clock, but the internal me-
chanism is not expected to give any
trouble. The clock may be provided
with some electrical novelties that have
never been thought of before The
whole subject is now up for suggestions
on the part of an interested public.
The record-union., 1897-09-24
bin C Co., 4OO-4I2 X Street, Sacramento.

dren. In speaking of his beautiful
daughter last week Mr.. Hemming ad-
mitted that she had gone to Vassar as
white girl and had remained there as
such
LAS long as she conducted herself in
manner becoming a lady" he SAID,
"she did not think it necessary to pro-
claim the fact that her parents were
mulattoes She was always a quiet,
studious girl, and from the time she
first went to school books We're her
chief pleasure. She did not care to as
sociate with other children. She pre-
ferred to spend her time reading her
favorite authors
''Vassar was her ideal college From
the time she decided to go to college
there was never any doubt in her mind
as to the institution she preferred. Vas
sar it was, first, last and always"
Miss Hemming's hostess, Mrs. Lewis.
also valiantly upholds the young wo-
mans attitude in college. mulatto
herself. and a woman who has expert
enced much that Miss Hemming has
had to suffer, she can appreciate, per
haps, better than any one else, the
point of view of her much-discussed
friend.
Miss Hemqning," said Mrs. Lewis,
shas not reflected an atom Of discredit
on Vassar or upon any other pupil She
is good and true and refined. She is a
gentlewoman by nature and education.
Because her face did not tell her secret
should she have gone about placarded
I am colored?'
"At first, l know. she thought Of tell
ing her associates at VasSar what she
was She was told by an excellent au-
thority that it was not necessary for
her to do this. So she kept her own
counsel, and in doing so she did wise
ly. She could ornament any society.
She proved this at Vassar, and I have
faith enough in her to believe that she
will prove it in the future as well as
she has done in the past. Her record
at Vassar is in fact the best answer
| that can be given to all the questions
asked about her since her scoPy has
| been made public. She was admired
and loved there, and put forward in all
things. No one could know Miss Hem
ming we'll and not love her"
That all Vassar has not turned from
Miss Hernming was shown last week
by the visit of several Vassar girls,
who called on her at her home and bore
her off to the hotel to dine. The reve-
| lations concerning her negro blood and
| the notoriety to which she has been
subjected did not count with these loyal
| friends against the charm of the wo-
man and the bonds of college life.
The record-union., 1897-09-24
Just as a Hint.

John" said she. thoughtfully, to
morrow is the birthday of that little
Jones boy next door.
What of it?" he demanded?''
"Oh, nothing much she replied;
"only / happened to recall that Mr..
Jones gave our Willie drum on his
birthday"
well, do you think l feel under any
obligations to him for that?" he asked,
irritably.
''Of course" she answered, sweetly.
That's why I thought that perhaps
you might want to give the Jones boy
a big brass trumpet
"The most resourceful woman in the
world" he exclaimed, delightedly. And
the Jones boy got the trumpet--Chi-
cago Post.
The record-union., 1897-09-24
Hats and Caps
for School Wear.

Boys Naval Shape School
Caps, of blue cloth with glazed
cover. The cover is for rainy wea-
ther. Price, I5c. Some better
ones, 35c.
Boys Black or Brown Crush
Hats, serviceab1e for school wear.
soc.
Attractive styles in Golf Caps
for boys. Light, medium or dark
colors. Price, 25c.
The record-union., 1897-09-24
An Anomaly.

Agitator-Don't you know, sir, tnat
in this country the rich are growing
richer and the poor poorer!
Patrick-Then. it's rich Oh must be,
fur Dim a moighty soight better of
than OF wuz when Oi landed-NeW
York Weekly.
The record-union., 1897-09-24
Books Caused the Trouble.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES brought you to
this place, my man?
Convict-It was all along of a fond
ness for books.
Philanthropist-Ah, literary charac-
ter?
Convict - Pocketbools, for instance.
Boston Transcript
The record-union., 1897-09-24
Bedroom Suits, SIS.

We believe we are showing the
biggest value of the season in Our
seven-piece bedroom suits at $I8.
The bedstead in this suit has a
high head board with attractive
carving. The bureau is large and
roomy, with three drawers. The
chairs have cane seats. The entire
suit is we'll made, and is decidedly
good value for $I8.
The record-union., 1897-09-24
Table Linens,
Napkins, Etc.

We had five buyers in New
York City this summer and they
devoted much attention to our
stock of linens. AS a result we are
showing an increased assortment
of all the best things to be found in
the East.
Bleached Table Damask. 54
inches wide. 20c.
Bleached Linen Table Damask.
So inches wide, 40c.
Bleached Linen Table Damask,
so inches wide SOC.
Bleached Linen Table Damask,
72 inches wide, 75c.
Bleached Table Napkins, Toe, 81
and 81 35 per doz
Cross-bar Restaurant or Break
fast Napkins, 40c doz.
/ Bleached Damask Towels, knotted
fringe, fancy borders. 25c each.
Bleached Damask Towels, hem
stitched, SIC each.
Turkish Bath Towels, unbleach-
ed, 10c.
Bleached Turkish Bath Towels,
extra quality, 25c-
Bleached Cotton Towels. &c and
10c.
The record-union., 1897-09-24
SPEC Z;l VI! SAL ||!;! J
Mems Hosiery.

With the opening OF business to-
morrow we shall place on sale
Mems Black and Tan Colored
Cotton Hose at a price below
value, namely
The record-union., 1897-09-24
GSl5!s s. 5lIa 3 |! :SS!D
The ''Rapid''
Hooks and Eyes, &c.

If you want the rapid" Hooks
and Eyes, no need to pay SC a
card. We are able to sell them
for SC a card of two dozen. Either
large or smallsizes, black or white.
These new hooks and eyes seem to
be an invention of merit. Require
less sewing. In attaching the
hooks the sewing will not conflict
with whalebones in the garment.
There are also other advantages.
The record-union., 1897-09-24
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
March, 'The Crusader" ....... Sousa
Romance, "A Night in the Trop
ics'' F. David
Selection. PIRATES of Penzance"
Sullivan
Waltz, Jessie .............N .Neale
Pilgrims Chorus, from ''Lombar-
dI ....... ....N Nerdl
Waltz, "Immortelen" ......... GungI
Selection, Mariana" ....... Wallace
Popular song, ma Caroline. Johnson
Spanish Dances, La PaImera" and
La Llanisca'' .Verguilla
ESPECIAL NUMBER.)
MY Beauty" waltz. tz............
Mrs. L. Dray-Perry
The record-union., 1897-09-24
In Per
JG Pair.
If you are interested it will be
we'll to call promptly.
Band Concert.

There will be a concert in Our
stores Saturday evening by the
Second Infantry Band, Chas. A.
Neale, Director.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-05-05
JnbIanbet.

20 MenneNer inoebtenbte / en-
forbolosuis lioen Slbebrono | Be-
tro,t, Mi@.. 26rbossotten.
- @n @nte. Mrs. Chris. @eterion.
mitteoe to Bbrn / en- @rairiebranb i
Nerbeoen Of @rantsbure, @iscons
fin, Onsoassofteu tfte use. Sc
bron0te tilpgoe.
= Der par SorbRielu paa Fere
Steber / &ireinia Manbae. @pfel>
len bar faa itert. at 9e9liten falot uo
al Sforitenene % Blanrin9 talot of
&e99ene.
= 9er oar en- itor 5lbebronb
t Bittsturg Manoas. os mango Of
BraEofoltene fom tillface. Tre fore
&uartaler al 50rretnin9sbuie bleu ct
&op for 2uerne, % Eabet af @,en.
bonn anilaaes til $3.oO0.000.
- 2grba9 aabnebes the Centen-
NAL Exposition Moibuille, 1ens
nesiee. o9 bet uar Breiibent Wc&tn=
lep, iom ira Ga1btnetcn fotte Ra-
itinetiet Beua9elie oeo at trptfe
paa en- eleftrif Snap.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-05-05

.Gmerifa~: &ait. &rifofer San=
ION bolot ben 2oen Mpril &riftiania
8rpllup meb Mii8 2ouiie Beniou.
6ans fsrite retmesise 8uaru reifte
for nosle aor feen fra bam os fit fe.
mere Stilsmisie, forbi ban. efter
buao bun io9be. uar altfor meeet op.
ta9et al Miis Benfon, Der ligeiom
Sanion felp e Manbemaner % anoet
iaabant noaet.
&aft. 2bnne / 9illsbore, M. Daf.,
ftal efter @igenbe omsaaes meb ben
9onte at reiie til BeQa @oolo i
8ritiih Columbia forat foriiette az
bbbe Baft. Sauefobs Nrbeioe / ten
npe &oloni. &ait. 2pnne ct Gaft.
Sau9ftaos Sct9erign.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-05-05

80 &nbianer9utter. 20 % II Mar
9amle, bar MI befienot. a: bet uar
oem, iom for no9le Maaneoer fioen
mproeoe @ptcerz5amilien @inoua,
&c. .. Sc bar afsiuet en- betalieret
Gilitaaelie. Tom er bleren neoRrepet,
% Der ipues lite at pere noeen 9uipl
ON, at ben er forreft, 20 6alpinbi-
anere. Der bar benfiooet arreiteret lcm
mistenft tor Jorbrboellen, anleeS nu
fom fulofom1nen uRplbise. Sc TO
unee Moroere. fom bor ttlfaaet. er
fulbbioos Snoianere al Siour=Stamz
men. Sc flyer, at be Dor beruiebe,
oa be uofprte Moroet. os at De bapbe
foruo beluttet at mbroe 5amilien.
De or9bte en- Dloemober, en- Bebie=
mooer, Mooer os to 8prn iamt 9us>
faoeren.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-05-05
@tnttefpta.

IS al be 300 Soloater ueb
Soloaterbiemmet Miuneap0lis bltu
ubRrepet beriro en- 9os fife 1l19e,
foroi Der life par Rlaos for ole.
Sen lite 2e9islatur bleu anmooet
ON at bep,lse @enoe til llouibelie
af Snt,tutionen, men bette bleu lite
siort, % Tslsen b!eu. ot nogle
,noatte goo. Man uolete iaabanne.
Som er gift os bar ct 6iem. iom be
Ton tp til. Sem at oisie fob bog /
{oo ooarliet 5orbolb til fin 9Gstez
felIe. at be proftif lite bauoe no9et
Qiem, oq boo berfor ON Etl1abelie til
at torbliue. hoilfe' inorpmmeoes BEN.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-05-05

Bube,erne / 2@re. @teufier @ei:
eri feirebe ttplae Subberreosp." fit
20>Norsiubileum 1orl. ueo en- Set ior
Buoeierne @tent1er Nrbeioerlamz
tunb. BuDeierne uar @eberseiR>
ferne. % foruoen oisie Dor Snteres>
ienter meo puntuer. 9ptre % 3iez
netefolt torpuri8t tilfebe.
Der ubbeltes peb Mnlebnin9en 20
Bremier til be 8ubeier, Tom bapbe
bet peneite oe reneite @tel fit Gies.
Meierinen % to al 8eftprelien baooe
nemlia ibpft to @an9e reif omtrins
% inipiceret StelIet Jieiene bos
SntereSienterne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-05-05

Sang Boitrute. Jra 8afbtn9ton
l1riues 3bie b.: &ofoepartementet
bor MI 9iuet &ontraft poo Hofoe>
forbring for ct belt Nar til Nloito.
Dette er ben fprite &ontraft paa re-
eelmesiig Boffpriel for belle Naret
til bet Steo. Befororinger iiol
bore mellem Suneou os Circle @ttp.
900 Mile buer &ei. 9uer Eur.
frem % t,lbase. fal sibres paa en-
Maaneo. Eienefen beepnber lite
3uli. 8iuiam 8. @alter ira
@oibinston, 3. g., bar paatoset fig
Nrbeibet for 5000.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-05-05

Set npefe fra &rissRueplaoien, oe
,om er meboelt / be 9asblabe. fom
tom isaaraftes, 9aar ub paa. at
@refenlanb uil fort,ette 8ri9en.
Niniitrene bar peret peb @renbie=
lonoifaberne, bu0r @ri9en foreeaor,
os be finber. at StiQiueen er 5opbr
al @retenlanb. IA Offtcerer ct BE.
pen ttlbasetalot fra &reta %
ienbt til Tbeslolien. Eprferne oaar
MI mob 8barialos. buor rimelisois
ct 9ouebi1a9 pil TONNE Ill at faa.
Song George Hal bore ips, og bette
forubiiser maaife, beoer bet, at ban
oil forlaoe 2anbet.
s 2onbon tror man, at @refens
Lamb inart pil 9tpe tabt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-05-05
operfu 6utntelfe p9iaa t sSlltnots.

Sra Scout. Soma, fripes 26oe
Npril: Snobpg9erne paa Sqinoiss
Sioen al @luen er ioriiretteoe ouer
Brnooet / ben iaatolote r6unt 9eoee",
Der er blepen ubp9tis til at flea
imoo bet ubpre Pres , ben tiltoeenbe
Jlom. 10000 Ncres itoar unber
&anb, o9 meset af bet ct rist 9anb.
S p,lo 6ai: Tiger mon at faa fine
5am1lier os fine &reoture ub al
2aulanoet. Manse at &reaturene
oil omtamme. oa bet tan benbe, at
bet iomme uil blipe 9ilfelbet meb
MenneRer.
Bruooet er 800 Sob breot. og tpr
Jorbpaninsen er iitanbiat, oil 9i*
rrittet bl1ue operluFmmet. Wan9e
Tolt leirer fig nu uoe paa Bctferne,
o9 be bar miitet obiolut oft. be bot.
5atti9bom o9 uii9elis 2toelie mao
uunbsoaelts bliue Gelsen.
@omme Dag meobeles ON 0per.
iupmmelie paa anbre Steoer: rNue
Mislouri=Bottoms mellem ct. Souls
% Aaincp er ouer,ugmmet, os &an=
bet itaar fire Sob opbt. I'll Serns
bauefOrbiuoelie mob pef os ipb er
afbruot. Mleraneer os @reeor i
Wisiouri er oueriusmmet. 8 Wleranz
bria faar fun omtrent 100 @uabrat>
fob 2anb oper &anoet."
Sra SEEM Orleans, 2ouiiiona,
meobeles famine Dag: ~9en oper>
oroentlis bpie Banotanb peb |ids.
burg bar fremtalot mesen Betpmrins
ber. oa Jlommen uunbooaeli9 moo
uaa bib. @luen CT 10 Sob bpb alle<
reoe, os ben ptl bliue 20 el1er mere,
naar 6lommen fra 8idsbura noor
bib. @fterat baue arbetbet paa 6or.
bp9nin9erne 9ag og Mat / en- Maa>
neb. ibet man bar siort benz baabe
bsiere o9 brebere, er man MI blepen
tilraabet at saa oper bet bele Mrbei>
be i9iea os bpsse. iom ON mon
enonu uenter en- Stienin9 of TO Sob
eQer mere.
Nat@.5, Misfsiippi 28be Npril:
@onbet ct nu ief8 Sob oper bet
&untt. buor Der oQerebe er Sore, %
enbnu tiger bet. Nen toog ct &ei>
ret Hart. o9 bet uarme @olnin tb:.
ter 5orbpsningerne. faa be paa tao
unbtaeelier ner blir / COB 5tanb.
% 5olf baaber ,,u. at be- uil tunne
mobfaa bet boorbe ErDt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-05-05
8treas Taus, sRtnmetota, ste Mat 1897.
Ntono tolot ub Banbet. mems be
feste at reobe enbel anbre, en- af benz
A...HnnA>

Mono folot ub &anbet. mems be
ieste at rebbe enbel anbre, en- af bem
orufnebe.
@n &one os fem Bprn (Mes1e)
orutneoe fit 9jem. 40-59 Men>
nsiier faces Erer eller paa @usto<
gene. men mon funoe lite naa bem.
.os be maotte t,lbriuse Staten, bpor
be uar.
Nau Deb ON mango. iom ct blepen
fert nebooer StrBmmen. men oeres
Sfjebne ct lite enonu betjenbt. Mon
tror osiaa, at enbel MenneRer ct om=
TONNE fpo for Guthrie. Set beber,
at mango 6armbule bet Difritt er
bleoen bortfgrt. Spu Mile ,pb
bertra bleu en- Butit og ct Yoabus
bortrepet.
ct. 9ouis 29oe Npril. st Tele<
gram ira San 3utS Yotof, Werico,
til u@lobe 9emofrot~ flyer: IS
6oi Berbe> 9olen bar Der peret en-
frp9telig 9agltorm, iom lite blot
poelogoe ben pofSenbe @rebe men
foraar1a9eoe fort Sab al MenneRe=
lio. Ser er BET blepsn mobtoQet
&apporter, ifpl9e boilte 40 &er1oner
ltal oare ibielTasne Of 9oe4. Slene
paa ct Steo bleu ID Wrbetbere br1bte.
6cmme 6a9l ueiebe ouer ire 8uno".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-05-05

Sfopinbtisb. Otter Torlpoenbe /
vEromsb Stiftst." bar@tatensT0rft>
peien bisie 0a9e tnotiebt @aarben
Gribetslto (Dipioal) sore Waals>
elpen for 5000 &r.. for at perne ON
ben berteos beliseenbe fore eTurultop.
6uiene mebfplser / Sal9et. Selge>
rem Fal paue forbeholot fig Sost %
s5iferi / @lpen enoel Nar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-05-05

Mr. @laofone bor ieien ubtalt fia
ON @retenlanb. Nrmen,erne og &re.
to og taler uel ON bem men baoleaoe
ON @uropas Gorbolb til Dem unber
oereS mooiae 5orluar for 5ribeb %
Mobitonb mob unoertrpftelle. @an
oppeQerer til bet en9elife 5olt i
5augr Of @retenlanb oe &reta.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-05-05

@n flor &offon9res iammentreber
/ @aibinaton ioa9. Due: 60 9anoe
nil bore repreienterebe ueb 12O 9e<
lesater. S ben &oit>l1u,on. iom nu
ertiterer. er ueften alIe &erbens Gan.
be inobefattebe. unotoane er &ina,
&orea % enDel anore.