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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-08
EARLY FALL FLOWING.
An Advocate of This Practice Tells All
About Its Advantages.

About It's Advantages.
Professor T. l.. Lyon of the Ne
braska station expresses himself in the
columns of The American Agriculturist
as follows on fall blowing: The impor-
lance of fall blowing cannot be too
strongly emphasized The time for start.
ing depends upon the nature of the crop
preceding. II this be some small grain,
pillow the stubblc and weeds under soon
after the grain has been removed. If
the season is dry, there is distinct adj
vantage in blowing Immediately after
taking off the grain. 1t has the effect
of disposing of the weeds before they
go to seed and hastens their decay as
well as that of, the stubble. 1t loosens
the surface of the ground, so that the
water does not run off as it Goes when
the surface is dry and hard, but soaSs
down, thus making the operation of
subsoiling less difficult in the fall, and
the loose condition of the soil, allowing
moisture and air to penetrate, greatly fa-
cilitates that chemical action which
renders the fertilizing materials in the
soil available to the use of the plant.
The plow should be Immediately fol-
lowed by spiked harrow, to make a
loose layer of soil on top. Such layer
of soil acts as mulch in preventing
evaporation of moisture from the sur
face. 1t has been shown that land so
prepared lost only one-third as much
water by evaporation as land having a
firmly packed surface. 1t is well to use
the harrow after each rain that is hard
enough to pack the surface.
For root crops manure will be needed
unless the land is very rich. Spread ON
we'll rotted manure after the shallow
blowing. Subsoil and surface pillow in
| the fall, or, If that cannot be done,
pillow as deep as possible II rotted ma
nure is not available, it is advisable to
keep fresh manure piled during the win.
ter instead of spreading it in the fall.
The extreme dryness of the air and
soil in this state makes the decomposi.
ton of manure when incorporated III
the soil a very slow process, and as it il
only when decomposcd that it is useful
to the plant the Importance of some
method for fastening that operation
may easily be recognized. Well rotted
manure, in addition to its fertilizinp
effect, aids in retaining moisture in the
soil, and, If plowed deep enough, i'm.
proves the condition of the heavy loan
soils, which are much'inclined to pack.
Fall preparation of the land leaves
the ground cleaner, especially if it bC
plowed early. 1t exposes a large surface
of soil to the action of the frost, and
this leaves it in excellent filth in the
spring The ground, being broken up,
holds the rain and melted snow water
and when the temperature is favorable
undcrgoes the chemical action befor,
spoken Of.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-08

Methodist Episcopal church,
corner Beretania and Miller
streets, G.. l.. Pearson, pastor. The
usual services will be held tomor-
row. Subject for the evening ser
mon, "Tbe Leprosy of Sin" A
welcome always to all. Seats
free.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-08
Just Like Gold Coin.

For more than fifty years
has ERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER stood the test
against all remedies prepared
to eradicate pain, and today
stands at the head of the list
among the medicines that are
SO essential to keep at hand in
the home.
tits not a new fangle remedy
nor do the proprietors lay
claim to any wonderful revela-
ton of the ingredients that en-
ter into the manufacture of
this ever popular remedy.
1t is perfectly harmless, you
need have no fear of becoming
habitually inclined to it's use.
For Collie, Cramps, Dyson
terry, Colds, and all painful
affections, a few doses will GER
talnly give relief. You cannot
afford to be without a bottle
in the house.
Your forefathers used it
and found it beneficial.
Why experiment with some
remedy that is new and it's effect
on the system unknown?
1t has many rivals but no
equal.
~ The new 35c. size con-
tains over double the quantity
of the 25c. size.
HOIIister = Drug
Company,
Sole Agents for the Islands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-08
Pure MIX and Fresh Eggs.

What is nicer and more refresh.
ing than a fresh egg shaken up
with pure milk, shaved ice and
favored to suit your taste with
fresh syrups; invest 10c. and try
one. Also shake made with pure
milk and any desired flavor Sc.
PALAMA GROCERY,
Opposite Railway Depot, King
street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-08

The Honolulu Carriage Manu-
factory, w. W. Wright, Proprietor,
has bought out the entire stock of
G.. West, and is now prepared to
furnish carriage materials of all
kinds at greatly reduced rates. GLIB
Fort street, Tel. Cos.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-08
Also
Offer for Sale

Parafine. Paint Co.'S P & B Paints and
Papers; Lncol and Linseed oils, raw
and boiled.
Indurine, IA cold water paint) in white
and co.ors. .-.
Filter Press Cloths, Cement, Lime and
Bricks,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-13

Man9e Naenneifer omfsm % anbre
fom tilRobe / ct SneRreo / NlaRa
omtrin9 Be9pnoelien of oenne Maas
neo. CONNIE Auifer bar on9ipet
ulptfeu. iom ON ben tanbt feb ben
8oe. men anbre forteller ON ben iaa
ttolist iom oen 4oe. % ben Reoe
maofe fsr ben 9ato. sSfslee enoel
Npiier uar Der @lutninsen al fife
uoe ubtaset 81 Sig. og Is 8erfoner
uar araune frem tliue, men mon
anta9er. of Sc omtomnes Nntal fna<
rere 9oar op til mellem so o9 100.
Ran ontaser lite eneono. at aQe uil
bliue ub9raone. oa Snemen9oen /,
Sfrebet er ubpre for.
Smiblertib par Tufnter Of Nen>
neRer @irflombeb meb at reboe be
forulptfebe fife uge. Sfslae enoel
Nuiier Reoe ulptten poa @hilfost
Trail fem Mil ouentor Sheep Comp,
os ifDlse andre paa 9pea Tratl.
Noaife er bet ben famine.
S 2,fteu oper be omfomne finoes
toetminofte ct RanbinapiR geaon,
nemlt9 @asmus 6epsarb. Bater
Gitp. Oregon. Wulisens ct Der on'
bre. men be 1poer ialfals lite iom
RanpinapiRe.
Blanbt be tilRabetomne incomes en-
ueb 9eapn Dablfrom. men mon peb
lite. buortra ban er.
Blanbt be bbbe ct en- Quinoe.
@enere: Der blep oplbft Man.
bag. at ber allerebe ct ubtaset SO
Sig ub al Sneen. s 5ortesnelien
ouer be bBbe fanbtes oa fblsenbe npe
ffanbinapiRe Mapne: Nnbrem An.
berion fra San Traneisce. albert
Guslano fra Tacoma % 6arrp polt
osfaa fra Tacoma.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-13
@tuuefpta.

Sra Rabi5on meobeles, at MorD.
fasen mob 9ibers lial blioe optcset
paanpt. Eiberg bleo iom befienbt
for noeeu Tib Iben bsmt forot baue
mprbet Die p. Sobnfon anauff
itior.
- 8i mebbctte efter ct Hasblab
fife uae, at 9rp.@ @oobs firmoet @ren'
bahl & So. I: @eb g8ina bauoe lutfet
fine 9bre. Der oplples fenere. at
bette lite beroebe paa en 5aQit. iom
man fsrft troebe, men blot paa en-
Oplssnins at 5trmaet, os 5orretnins
gen RuIbe fortfettes. iaaindrt Gortesz
nelie ouer 8arebebolbnin9en uar
iaansbra9t.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-13

lfuloe ioare. s5miblertit fit bum
fremtammet, at bun moatte pase Tib
til at betente fig; bum tienbte BAN 10
tun iao liot. Den 5remmebe lob fla
ns!e oermeo; bun uobao fig % fit
benoes Nnresie. os be Riltes meb
2sfte ON at Rriue til binanbeu.
De breuoerlebe uu ftttiet til ben
lobe 5ebrnar Var. Bau ben Bag
onion ban uuen.et til Tnttissoarben,
buor Rrtft,ne opbolbt fig. Sc til.
broste nosle Elmer iammen. buorpaa
BON reife ieien. efter at bape louet
benbe at eientase Befbeet.
@nonu to Brepe mobtog bun fra
bam. men berpca tau BON, os bun an>
tos. at bun bar 9lemt.
Ser git noaeu 9io, / bpilten bun
baabeoe at bsre - om fun Nflfeos.
orb fra BAN. Der. bet iBlte bun M,
baobe punoet benoes Qierte. Men
9aobet sltppeoe for boer 9og, %
noar Nfteueu tom, ereo bum fig
Sson poo Fit usle 2eie, mebens 5torz
men for bp enoe inb fra Qouet %
rulfeoe osH lape 8pnnes 5traatoq
% utette 9ste Os Ninbuer.
@noeltg - efter en- Waaneostibs
5ortDb bsrte bun fra bam - for filte
@oE9.
Ser tom en- Dos til bet Rumle 6atz
tiabus ct ifort5or1etutns breo. abres.
ieret til &riitiae. Breuet Dor fra en
5a9ferer Ribe, Der meobelte benbe.
at @aorbeier Sens Nnber,en Bod,
~@liieoal" ueb @ibe. Der ben 25oe
6ebruar Dor obo efter ct Gpart af en-
3eit. to Elmer fbr lin 9pb baube
1abet opfntte et 9efomente. ifglge
builfet bun uar ino1at til bans uni=
oerialaruiug. og iOm iaaban @ierinbe
al @aarben v@lttebal" iomt Nttier %
Obltgationer. cit Jolt III en- lam[et
Terbi al ca. 100000 &r.
Sefator baube fun itilet ben ene}te
Betingelie, at Rr1itine lfulne terfe
uteo &enltgbeo poa bonn, Der baube
elliet benoe laa hgit, % bete en- Bgn
for bans Siel.
geu ct ben lille 5att'ebuspiee. tot
tet uare benoes oBoe Beiler. ben ri.
9efte 8ise mango Sosnes Gmtreos.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-13
,,Qa.t bette ndre fauot?'|

Dette par ben DuerRrift. fom meo
fore Rogffauer FOB ouer en- Irtifel
paa tsrfe Slbe I Ninneapolts Eri<
bune fife 9orSbog. Derpaa fulate
tslgenbe mtnbre OuerRritt iaaleees:
ct Blab Stem Oort beifplber
Ree1erinsen for Bebraeeri. - Gu
ienIationel 6iftorie. = 9riitis &aa<
ffano ON, at @peater @eeb er meb /
@ammeuioerselien".
9erpaa tom,ner fslsenoe Nrtitel,
oer oplpies at uare ct ipecielt 9ele=
aram til Iribune:
rMeu 9ort. Zoe Npril. Sournal
tor iooamorses ertlerer / en- artitel
paa tsrffe sioe. at bet er bens isrse'
lise 8liet at fortpuce. at 8reiioenteu
forfatIis bar beoraaet Roasresien %
Solicit.
Sournal flyer. at mems Nbmini,
ftrationen fore9ap at arbeioe for @uz
bas 5ribeo, bar ben forfest at tntnge
8atrioter til at antase ipouR Autho.
nomy, % Der bcr oltio paret en-
bemmelts Jortaielie meb 5panien,
at Gu$as l1afbensisbeb lite ct inobe,
fattet / oenne Strto.
9en fprfte 5tam al alt ct ifBlee
Sournal ben isrselise Betienoelfe /
Baibinston. at Spanien lite pil blipe
trauet til Resnfab foret baue mprz
bet be amerifanite Matroter poo
rNaine". os Iom'niftrationen 1or=
bereoer fig MI til at banble / Sores
ming meb Spanien os paatpinse Cuba
Anthonomv.
Blanen inbbefotter ubfeoelie al
100 NiQioner Dollars Bombs. Iom
fol boanbteres al @oq @treet for ct
fort @ommisfions.@eb ubeu-
lanoRe Natger oil bliue tilIabt
at m99le.
Det paataaeS, at Speafer @eeb er
meb @ammeniuereelien os bar for=
ffret 8refbent Mcseinlep ON. at ban
tile pil tiuabe 1ufet at erflere Guba
for uafbnn9i9t".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-13

ut 1e9 ct baarot @p8oomSantalo.
Seq bruete forllel1ise @atarrh>Mes
biciner. os 2aaerne eioroe oft. be
funbe. men 6lelpen Dor blot m,oler<
tibig. S 9ecember 1897. bleu min
9ilfanb meget lem. Seq tunoe lite
tale bsit. Seq bapbe trpstelts So:
ffe, boftebe op meset og lpptiebe ofte
Blob. Seq iueoeoe ftertt ON Nat7
ten % afmagreoes. Seq uar filter
paa. at leg mootte bp af 9ertns.
@otarrben ipntes at baue ,preot fig
uuer nit belle 2eaeme; nit 6oueb,
6alien. @eien. Bleren os Mauen.
&aa ben 1io mobtos ies en- Boo
ON Be,ru.na. Seq Rreu Btebliftelig
til ST. 9artman. iom foreifreo 8e.
ruzna os Man<a=ltn. Seq fulste
bans anuisnins nsta9tis. Seq be.
spnbte at blipe bebre meb ben fbrfte
51aife, % / ben Eto, ies tos Nebiei=
men, tiltog iea 30 Buno / Bast.
Seq filler mig iaa uel nu, fom nosen
nosenfinbe Tan fgle fig. Seq Ct uts
paa. at ieg pilbe bape seret bbb for
len9e fiben. baobe bet itle peret for
ST. @artmaus @aab % Neoieiner. I"
@nbuer &pinbe burbe bape 9ettor
9artmaus npefe Bog Health and
Beauty. Den 1enbes frit, naar mon
Rriuer til 9be 8etru>na Drug Na.
nufacturtng COMPANY, Columbus,
Ohio.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-13
Attttrttaaf1e 1drotpaptret ,toe,t,
Ios108>

Salget at amsrttouite @erbtpaptrer bar tfslse ln>
berretuing fra 2onbou paret meget itort ben enare
3tb, og Der ipnes at pere en- Senbents til forsqet
SoIg Derfo bette parer ul ber bGtpe en- ttltaaenbe
Subfrsmutug at @ulb til bette Marteb. Dette er gpbe
Npbeber og beutfsr ben EIo, uan nbIanbet bar til
etobiIiteten DOR Rrebit. Der er On anbsn Slaos
Ero, for butIsen oItet ttte Blot bette aab men ogz
iaa ubIanbst bar Igeiaa megen grunb, % bette er
Eroen paa 8trtntusen a 6Oitetters Mauebttters for
spgbomms, io1 utrter paa Rapen, 2eueren, Subpols
bene. gprerue os Meruerne. Dpspepfa, galbeipsbom.
Torfsppelfe, @beumatisme og en- 9enbents til sspns
Ibsbeb, mobprtss % operDiubes berueb Det briuQsr
apDettten ttlbaae. mon touter fig fortere eter spg
bom, ben ipreber en- bebageIts garme % 5sleIfe af
lesemItst gelbefinbeube stenuem spfemet. ct gtus
sIas fuIbt, fbr man logger fig. ebfsrtr en- beIebrinz
geube 6buu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-13

9anmart. Tatttabuspisen us ben.
oes Beiler. s &eitre &anbet Sat'
tigbus, en- Uiils 8ei fra Eb,feb, bor
en- Nanb meb fin 5amilie. Baabe
Nanben os Ronen er britfelbige; be
bar mango Bbru, fom trifer en- isr.
9eltg 1ilpereLie bet trifte 5atti0=
bus.
ct al BBrnene er ben 18,aarige
Qriftine, en- itjBn. blaagiet Bise af ct
ifile. inbeiIuttet Beien.
GUN uar en- al be fife 9aae tsr
Sul Tbifeo os msbte ba paa Be-
itersaoe en- pe:stleet 5erre. ber ftaub>
tebe. btlffe paa benbe ug bsb benoe
inb I 2anbmanbsbo paa en- &op
&oHe.
9et par tolbt, os ubTsten til en-
uarm Rop 4offe lotfebe ben tpnbt
Hebte 6attiebuspise. 6un lob ita
ouertale til at gaa meb ben fremmebe
6erre. os mebens bun ct bpsseltst
&arelfe poa 6ctellet NIB &ofen meb
tilbbrenbe @ieuerbrbb. noeet bun
itte uar foruennet meb fra Tattisbu.
iet, 1ortalte ban beube, at ban beo
Sens Nnoerien Bad % bar en- 81.
aa=ig peIbauenbe &ntemanb fra 8tibe>
eanen. Beb ct Misfonsmsbe paa
Sisrrins &oloe ben foresaaenbe
CONNER banbe ban last Nerte til
benoe os forelftet fig / benbe. Den
aellemlissenbe Tib banbe lite for-
maaet at fuotfe bet fbrfte Snbtvpl, o.
mn. peb bet plubfelise @ienipn, fslte
ban, at han eIRebe benbe barmt oa
inberlist % bab bsube ON at blipe
hans Ruue.
Rrif ne fab uuber bette forpirret
% unbfelis 1Deu at uibe, bsab bun
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-13

uGrlina" talbes en- np Bos. ION
er ubtommet paa @@ulte Bubliibing
Cos. 5orlaQ @bicaao og Rreuet az
Ola Sobann Seruolo. 3ltelblabet
fortnQer oS, at bet er en- Jort9Q1uQ
fra Ntbnatlolen8 2ano, men ben ct
Rrepet paa @neelf % I en- Gorm. ION
lite er alminoeli8 for 6ortaQinser
men mere bruselis for 9iste.
Bogen inbeboloer eEoel megzt 9obe
Biueper, tesneoe al @mil Eisru.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-13
JuoIaubet.

= Sans 9ebtas,en FEB en- Nfanb,
fom blep brast til Spearfifb @po.
Dafota forleben fom iinosforuirret.
Beo unberiBselie pife bet fig. at ban
hapoe Meruefeber, o9 at bans Sinbsz
beRaffeubeb beroebe berpaa. Sons
6jem par Is Wil burte. Spg, fem
bon par. baute ban uanfet ON paa
eaen Qoanb, o9 mango uar bleoen
rob ben vgale" Nau0.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-13
YtI ttfe bon.baroere Sapa,ta.

Sra Baibiuston f:1ues til ct Blab
/ Stem Dort 10oe BE-:
~Brefeenten p1l feube fit Buolfab
til &ousresien Manbas. 9et oil
blipe benuiit til Senatfomtteen for
usenlanoife Affarer. % oenne pil
rapportere 9irsbae. Ronsreslen pil
oa bltue rebe til of fntte Belutning
ouer be 5allesreiolutioner, iom pil
orore Spanien uo at Cuba. Canine
Nften uil maafe Jlaaben, iom lieger
ueo &ep 8eft meb 9ampen oppe,
blofere 6aponos 9apn. bris Bref.
benten stper Orore oert,l.
Man tenfer lite at bomborbere
6apana, o9 @fibene pil lite auaribe
9e1e Of 2anbet, iaalense ben iponife
6lacoe enoba fpoer paa Bonoet.
5taltenerne besit benne Sell ueb
2isfo. forbruste fin Nmmunit,on %
falot iom ct let Butte for ben Biferz
rigife Nomtral Teathoff, iom onion
bel ueruftet for &amveu. Sgfrigs.
toll lnrte en- Settle beraf. 5grit
faar mon sisre up meb rBi3caba1 oe
.Oquenbo". iom MI er / &orto Stico,
berpaa 5lott(len ueb Rap Berbes
1erne.
Smiblertib oil @panierne , @uba
foo imoge ltbt af ben Nebicin. be bar
sibet fine uIpffelise Sanger. 9opa,
no piI blipe bloferet, og 5ponierne
utl bltue trueoe meo 6unsersoboen."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-13
st 0oot 8aao til 9amer>
(Sunbhebsblabet.)

0W Uer &c nOGeI, 10m un9e 0dmer
foretrofter fremfor uoiisten til ct
soot 6iem os en- lps Jremtib. fao ct
bet en- imat 5isur. 6ibhl bor be
bog ment, at bet imufte iaa 9en>
ieenoe ct ensbetpbenbe meo en- ubpre
imal Mioie. Tra Baris tommer
imiolertio ben Gfterretnins. at benne
Bps Nooebamer 9isr Sorbrins poo
ct torbQet Mibieomtons af 8 eQer 4
3ommer. &pcleiporten Ct Stplb /
bette. 9et moberne tronge Roriet
logger fore 6inbrinser Beien for
acnbeorettet os ben tu1nbelise @pcltf
Dor lumber. ct for at tunne bamle op
meb @pcleiportens 5remRribt mao
bum nsouenbieuis baue trit SpiQe>
rum for fine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Dertor bar bun MI s1ort 0prbr mob
oisie iframme Baanb omfriu9 Ufib<
len; bun bar lauet fig en- ie:itilt
@pclebraat, % efter at bun bar lert
at iette gris paa ben 5ribeb. oenne
Drost poer, uogter bum after at frpbe
ino bet 9omle TRANCE Teneiel.
9erfom MI bore erebe 9amer
uiloe oiie lt9e 1aa megen Bereouiuigz
beb til at anta9e benne npe 9ra9t,
lom &c fgr bar utit ii! at efterube
alfens Doarltsbeber, ber bicrBrer ira
bet torlpiellesipse 8ar,s, uiloe ri
mart bl,ue Bione ii! en- 9iennemsriz
benoe Smueltnina paa RlebeDrasz
tens Omraaoe. Sc, iom faber Wo1
ben. fan gibre mere en- use for at
fremfaloe en- iaaoan &eform @pin<
oernes &lebeora9t. eno ole 2eger,
&eformtorentnQer, sSoreoras, og ct
buert anbet Mtbbel Tan ubrette / ct
0olot NarDun0reDe.
3il en- imut Gieur bsrer imibtertib
Osiaa Brpfets 11ouioelie. 5or at
bibfsre bette onbefalss fslseube spm-
naitife 0uelie:
staa fuloffanots ret, 6ouebet o9
@fulorene uel tilba9e, trat MI ct
bpbt. lauat Nanbebras. bolo bette
iaa lense iom muliat os i1tp iaste
ltee ub isien. @ientag bette / 10
Minut;er baaoe Moraen os Nften.
Sc maa unoer insen Omfenoiebe,
Der baue nuset trangt ON Rrnitet, %
fremfor a!t iatet Sin os iusen uorop=
ming. bet giuer for itor &arme. ejgr
Mu(tlerne iloppe. &isoet blgot os
ilapt. os @ellepaue: o9 &iartlerne
iaa iuage. at Brpftet erabuis trpber
iammen o9 taber fin &unbbeb. Sc
buroe baue en- betemt Tio til bisie
Duelier. Den beofte 9io rs ben mef
beleilige uiloe uere ON Worsenen.
ftrots be faar op. % iamme 9io ON
Nftenen. sc til, at 9eres Gerel1er
Ct aobt luttet. laa at oQ]aa Sum- erne
Tan faa soot of 0uellerne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-13
Til @ountp.u ommtsforerue , Otter.

Eil @ountp'vommtsiorerne I Otter.
tail @ountD:
Dscar 9ebattorenina ofbolbt ct
Mbbe Trebas ben 8be Npril 1898 %
antog fslsenbe @efolution: ,Be>
i1uttet, at ri Reblemmer af Oscar
9ebatforeniug er ! 5aubr af Nr.
Dlaf 2ein til 5folefuperintenbent
for Ottertail @ountp, % at Gountp.
Commissioning ualser bam til bette
@mbebe.~ aa
Oscar 9ebatforenine.
Otiuer Sperfou. Sefreter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-13

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An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-04-13

6else Sserion | Bation bar ober.
siuet 1t 30 til Charles Qitteliou.
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Evening star., 1898-12-17

try the fewer the cuts and fills the better,
even when doing without them means
sharp grades and short curves. The cuts
simply invite the snow TO lodge where Il is
hardest TO handle. Consequently the more
recently constructed roads in the Dakotas
We're put down with just as few cuts as
possible. For the most part they follow
the natural lay of the land to a surprising
extent.
Since horses have ceased TO he OF any
particular value in the west they have
come to be a factor i'm the difficulties that
beSet the railroad man in the winter
months. Their owners turn them loose TO
hustle for themselves; punches Of these
haff-starVed animals wander into the cuts
where they end on the Level plains, perhaps
because of the shelter afforded from the
wind, and trot along the track In advance
of the trains, ana I'm comparative safety,
as TO run them down would mean risking
being derailed. The engineer can only fol-
low along slowly until the horses leave the
track OF their own 1ccord.
Evening star., 1898-12-17
Collecting Baby Shoes.

From the New York World.
Collecting and classifying babies' shoes is
the latest fad of New York women. Sev-
more than a hundred varieties of Shoes
each of which has, of course, its own Pc
culiar history or romance. AS with the
collection of postage stamps, the cancelled
or much-used shoes are considered he more
valuable attractive. The field before
unlimited
These quaint little collections of second
hand baby shoes usually kept in cab;-
nets, where they are ranged in long rows,
each one distinguished by some tag or rib
ben. The most highly priced objects of the
baby shoemaker's art are usually the shoes
which have been worn by some member of
the family. Young wives, a rule, prize
nest highly the little shoes which have
been worn by their husbands at some re-
mote period. Mothers esteem those which
have seen service at the hands, or ra ther
al the feet, of their children The more
shabby and dilapidated the little relic the
more valuable.
A shoe with all the buttons missing, if 1t
can be proved that they were worn off or
lost by it's original owner, is very much
mere priced than a spick and span little
shoe which has never seen any very violent
service.
The little shoes, which really have no in
trnsic value, are usually considered price
less by these very prejudiced collectors.
Lean Pup-"What's the matter, Ffdo,
you're looking very fat?'
hi
Evening star., 1898-12-17

for the Chilean government, which sold
the vessel to Japan IN 1885. Her dtsplace-
ment is 1850 tons. The Barrozo was like
wise built at Elswick for Brazil in 1896 but
was sold to Japan by the South American
republic. She is of $3.50 TONS
Eleven torpedo-boat destroyers are now
being built in England and Japan for the
japanese navy. This makes the summary
OF the vessels composing the sea force of
that country complete, save for few more
or less antiquated gunboats and alleged
cruisers, which do not amount to much
But from the brief description given 1t is
easy 10 see that the navy of the mikado
Will soon be in a condition to be reckoned
with very seriously in international affairs
Evening star., 1898-12-17
THROUGH BIG DRIFT rs
Rotary Plows Are a Great Blessing
to Western Railroads.
TOSS THE SNOW HIGH In The AIR
Were 1t Not for Them Travel
Would Be Suspended.
BATTLING WITH BILLIARDS.
Written for The Evening Star.

NE OF THE IN
teresting sights of a
winter in the north
west is a rotary
snow plow at work.
1t is the one device
of its kind that can
fight the big drifts
formed hy the almost
constant winds that
sweep overthe plains.
These drifts may be
ten, fifteen or twenty
feet high. and a hun
Evening star., 1898-12-17

wheel, twelve feet in diameter. and having
oblique cutting nanges. This wheel re-
wolves like the screw propeller of a steam
ship and driven by a powerful engine cuts
its way into and through the snow banks.
There are holes between the flangeS
through which the snow passes, in what
is known chips" 1t is taken up by
large fan elevator that throws il off on
either side of the track. 1t forms one con-
tinuous stream and is frequently thrown
as high as the tops of the telegraph poles