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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-01
Jnblaabet.

Die 9airman (?). en- 5armer nar
Meuaba. Soma. blep operfisrt %
brebt Of ct Sernbunetren en- Dus
fife l1ge.
Site noeet Smoatteri. Ser
ct noaen. iom bar ftiaalet "a 9eae
/ Omeanen al Mebora, 81. 3. Ser
CT ublopet en- Belbnnin0 al 500 til
ben, fom Tan fotfe 3ppeue.
= Sbren senion fra @enninston
@ounts. g. s.. besit @elumoro for
en- l1aes 2ib tiben. BET beber. at
ban bleu / baarliot 6amgr. forbt ns>
gen baube eioet bam &affe paa en-
Jlaiie ifebetfor Brenbepin. % mon
mener. at bette par Nariaaen. 6an
ifuloe bore benfolben til Drit.
= Stouabtongo goenfabrit Slough.
ton. @is.. nebbrenbte Scat til Dns=
bog fife l9e. &o9ne til en- &eroi
Of 9uiinoer af Dollars bar iuff far'
bise, % mon itulbe nu iuft afl1ibe 20
@osnlaoninser. Nlt bette bleu soe.
la9t. 6faben anf1aoes til $4,000
eller mere. 800 Mianb blep berpeo
arbeibslbie. Ser par en- Nsiurance
paa $3.50, 1000.
= @n 5amilie Sron Mountain,
Mi6.. baube en- igrselis Qlptte for
en- l1se fben. 5amiliens 9iem
brenote ON Natten. % to Bsrn 9 %
II Nar tnbebrenote, mems TO pn9re
8brn branote fig faa Temt, at be
lite ton leue. Sem anore Bprn unb<
Tom uben Staoe. Wanben % bans
6ufru boppeoe ub 8ienuem ct BIN,
ou. men ben ferite fiat fig faa lemt
Ten @lasrube. at ban ner blpbte
,biel. Jamiliens Mapn ct &i@ter.
- Die Jloat, Der arbeibebe poo
6on. g. s.. 2ariens sSarm 9feebe>
ben af ,9illsboro. falbt forriee 2Brs
bag neb Of ct 6pl9s. Sans &pgrab
% Matfeben blep ben Grab beitobi.
get. at ban bpoe no9le faa Elmer
efter ulptten. So mon lpftebe bam
op. ipurate bon. bpor BET par blit al
bans Jeober. @an bauoe insen 5g>
lelie nebenfor 6ofterne. &an Dor
uaift % efterlaber fig Jorelbre /
9tor8e. (Gar9o.Bofen.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-01
9e,t tFe Sele8raftabeI afHaaret

9ette blep forleoen ubfert af ben
lille Bueierbaab r@ampatud". tome
manoeret al @apt. Carl 8. Sunsen,
oer er en- of oem. iom unotom fra
= vMoine" ulptten. Set beoer ON
ban, at ban na o0erebe bar uouiit
en- iaaban Tapperbeo. at ban al pi'
horien oil bliue anieet tom en- al Qel'
tene oenne &rig.
@ompatud tilbbrerN rNbmiral Samp=
ions @Ratre o. i@elRab meb ben
asfterenbe &rpoier ct. Souls git
ben ON Woreenen ben 18be Moi ub
torat afRiare xele9raftabelen ca. II
Mil fra Santioao be @uba. 9ette
par ben enete a1enuerenbe &abel,
iom fetter @uba 6orbinbeIfe meb
ubenuerbenen.
Den lille Baab bampebe rpli9t op
til 6apneinblBbet. mems ct. Souls
bolbt fig borte tort Nffano. Snsen
tentte. at ben liQe 9amper meo fine
fmaa &ononer for ct Dieblif oilbe
beipare Slben fra be luere Batterier
paa Stranbbreboen os fro Norro
Sefnins. men bette siorbe ben, oe
ben braete benz oa1aa til Tausbeb.
&apt. Sun9en bar blot en- Ere<
punber omborb, % meb benne fprete
bon e,t bel Das paa libt ouer en- Mils
Mffano. men enbRfBnt Spanierne
tprebe baarbt. par ber in9en. ION
enbieoe 5aren. Gpanierne traf
besnben lite. tbi ON be bapoe truffet,
uilbe r@ampatud" bape oeret paa
6opets 8unb iammen meb Naiue". !.
ct. 2outs tom nermere % beQpuote
o9faa at tpre, % to 8atterier blep
bro9t til EausbeD, mebens bet treble
t,l{pnelabenbe pebblep Rompen. Nr<
beioet meb at atlfi9re &obelen parebe
50 @iuutter. % / ben Eib par
.@ampntud" lnber birefte Slb baobe
fra &anonerne paa Ntorro % be otte.
tommers Murfere pua Casper 8oint
inDenfor Santia8o 6opn. @aptein
Sunaen bapbe facet fat i &abelen %
Dor iferb meb at onerF1ere ben, ba
ct. Souls gao Sisnal til at op9ibe,
ftoen Slben fpntes for iuer. men
Rapt. Sunaen baube oa ifte 9pft til
at)oioe op us fortiatte lpRi8t iom fgr,
inbtil Hrbeibet unr 9iort.
Rapt. Sunsen boebe engans / Min>
neap0lts ug 'bor mango Benner ber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-01

be nefen altib ,moo be 5or. @toter.
Sra @aoir i@panien ftges en- ipan5f
5laabe poa 1912 @fibe at pore
9aoet uo for nosle Dose iioen. unz
berttoen beoer bet, at ben Rulbe af=
9aa til &uba. o9 til andre G,oer, at
ben Ruloe goa til Bbil1ippinerne.
s Goiierue Tor @Bnbag bleu oplpft
tor fbrfte @ang, at &reiibeut Mcsein>
lep pbnfer poa at tose Caroline perne
fra sponien paa famme Moobe os Of
famine @runb iom @uba. Nmeriz
fonRe Wtsiionerer terftebs CT / flere
Nor blenen forulempeee of bet 1ponz
tie Brefeitob. iom bar tilpenbt fig
Rontrolen ocer 0erue.
@aroltnerne ltgser ipobit fra
HbiQipptnerne.
2iaeleoes bleu famine Do9 oplpff
fra &om. at bet ipanfe Miniltertum
bapoe refisneret, enbba bet enonu er
blot let's Maaneber Qammelt. Soma
9umbert bar 9iuet Narquis oi @ui=
oint SnitrutS til at oanne ct mt Mt,
nifer,um.
Sfplge 9agblabene for Manboe
o9 isoar ct bet MI sanfe Rttert, at
ben fpaniie 6laaoe er @apnen ueb
Santia9o be Cuba. Set beber, at
@Rabre@sf @@lep bar ropporteret
laolebes til &esierinQen. &onRelia.
beoen ueo at finoe. enten ben ct Der
eQer ei. beftoar oeri. ot &apneiublp<
bet ct 1aa 'malt. os 9aunen iaa breb
1nbenfor, at bet Ct umulie. at fe
Stibene uoenfra. iaa meset mer, 1om
2anblfabet er bptt runot ON 6apnen.
Man anta9er. at S@lep eller no9en
anoen bor peret ,lanb os feet neo /
6apnen fro 6giberne. Nt gaa inb
meo ct Sfib piloe bore reftabelt paa>
sruuo al M1nerne / 9ounen.
Bet beo tsaaraftes. at Yrefbeut
Wc&inlep bar 9iuet Gen. Wiles Or
ore til ItrafS at fenbe 20 600 Mano til
Sautto9c, os Yrosrammet ipnes ba
at nere at angrt6e ben iparRe J(aa,
be fra 2anb os enten bripe ben uo.
1aa @@lep ION faa Gag / ben. eller
oaiao mao ben ouersipe fig. 25 fore
Eronsportfibe Ct reoe til at FIRE
3ropperne ouer til Sontto9o.
@nbel ameritanRe Tropper % Nms
munitlon ifal u9re lanblat pit for
Qapano.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-01

ct norR DampRib. iom tom fra
Cuba meb en- 2abning @utfer og 50
Basfagerer. anfom til 9etu Oort ben
26oe Mai efterot bape peret 6 Daae
paa @eien. Yasiagererne par 30.
pebfaeelig fra @asua. men Der par
o9iaa enbel anbre. Manae par
&pinoer os Bsrn. De iosbe, at
Stidinsen bar Rretfeli9 pao @uba,
ibet fun 8unser og 9Bb uentebe be
lapere &losier. Set beb. at Sn1ur<
genterneS 2al ftabtgt pofser. Mon,
&c of Snbbpsserne / 9anosbperne
bar f99tet fra fine 6iem og be9tpet
fig til bet Snore of Den.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-01

st tpif @fib ipete at fire Barer
ilanb / Mantlla forleben. men ba
Iomtral Eelpep truebe meb at itpbe
&piieren iienf. maatte ban eipe op.
9et beber. at @paniere o9 Epliere
arbeiber iammen / ManilIa. 9emep
uenter meget paa Eropper, beo bet
for en- uoe fiben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-01

Oct 9aar 8auen imob / oenne Tib.
9an odr me9et imob Rrieen % ieate
lor9i1pes at binbre ben. 5enere
fom Der Oprbr / Stolten % torpqebe
bans Befpmringer, os Bapen CT en-
ulpttelig Monb iuit MI.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-01

Sc tire @eaimenter. fom Minnefota
inu bar pbet til 5orenebe Stote.s
j&riasbnr. ct blepen falbt bet 12te.
13be % 14be @egiment, forbi Rin>
nefota fpr bar poet II Resimenter,
fom bar peret / sfrig.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-01

observation-disclosures 5tats,@onpen.
tion Hal boloes / ct. Saul ben 26be
% 27be Suli. Ottertail @ountb er
beretti9et til II 9ele9ater / @onpens
tionen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-01
Wtnnefpta.

- ~ Ht9et ltat- HtaOuere Itd
Rpinoe(eminoriet @eb @ing ,aar.
@ramen bolbes fra Ste til 9be SUM-.
= 6enrp @penion, Der boebe IT
Mil ipb for 6airfor. bleu ,bielilaast
al 9pnet 2srbos eller Ssnbas. 8on
fob Salbberen. ba ban tleu brebt.
- 6ans @rinaser Nlbert SEQ
bsbe al ct 9lertetilfelbe ben 25be
Mai. 6an fao / en- Stol. ba ban
bbbe. 9an uar mellem 40 os 50
Nar.
= On iets Nar el. Sbn af Nnbretu
Berg Rirtbauen bsbe at 6unbegal<
hob ben 24be Mai efter "a Liners
Rrettelige 2ibelier. 8an par bleuen
bibt al en- sal 9unb en- Ntaaneb |
Torueien.
- 20 unae Menb brpo ino 9e.
s. @anbberss Butit @otato Nat til
24ee Mai. 2iseleoes brpo be ino /
g. 6anberss Butit. Sc tog ca. $50
&ontanter bos ben fsrite os enbel
&nipe m. m. bos ben anben. Sc
blep ienere arreiterebe.
- @foIen for be blinbe Jari'
bault iluttebe fife Onsoag. en- uge
tioliaere eno iebuanligt. es bet beber.
at bet par foroi 9ifteria beriier !
iomme 9ele af &ice @ountp. os Di>
reftionen aniao bet for tlost at lobe
&leperue reiie biem, fpr @ommer'
ferierne be offentliae Stoler be.
apnote.
Sra @lbo,p 2afe meboeleS, at
S5orbpr oper Dan Blue, oer mptoebe
Sobn 8rosier. fanoi9nliguis uil toms
me op benne lse. Der pil bliue
giort 5or{ps paa at laoe Sasen tom'
me op Big Stone @ountp tftebettor
i@rant. forbi @temniusen mob Gn<
tlagebe ct fertere @rant enb | Big
Stone @oun.p.
@n 40 Nar al. Manb Du.
lutb. Sobn Beterion. bleu fife Dnf'
bag arreteret for en- meset lem Jor<
brpbelje mob ct 4 Mar aammelt Hise.
born tilbsrenoe Mite Negartbp.
9en Manb, fom faubt bam iammeu
,meb Barnet, Tos bam naiten for<
barpet. % ban bIeu reboet af &oliti>
ct. Barnet bleu frelit, fer bet fit
noaen Staoe.
=. s. 6. 9olt / Dulutb. fom /
lang Eib bar beiueret Bpftprelien
beritebs, forbi ben lite opretboloer
2open em @a;ooner % Spiqebuie.
bliper siennem anonpme Breue truet
paa 2iuet, Rrtues berfra 26be Nai.
6an tt(raabes at baue fin 2isfifte
ferbis. ba ban life fommer til at
bore blanbt be leuenoes Tal len9e.
@n Metbooitpref, fom bar fo:iparet
9olt, trues ooioo.
- @n Nrbeibsmono peb9}apn Bm.
8eterfon blep ibieltiBrt al ct Sern'
bauetren / elppleton 6reoo8saften.
San baube orbeioet paa en- 5arm og
netop taaet fin Betnl,ng. 6an ag'
tebe fig til Biro Sslanb, men fbrft
tos ban fig en- opatis Spree. oa
noar ban fulbe 9aa omboro paa
Eranet. folbt ban mellem &oguene
% bleo ouerf1brt. Ntter en- aluorlis
Nbpariel mob 9ruffeuiaben.
- Set fife Offer ira 6ind(es<
Branben bleu opbaset en- Mtil peit fra
@anbft0ne Jreoo98aften. On Gut.
fom Rulbe bente fine Risr biem, tanbi
ct Stelet, iom bar bel beuaret. Ne.
sStelettet bleu funbet ct l1br oe Riebe
log 2epninser al en- Rife. 9isfe
9ienijenotes let at Mrs. Sobn Mel.
'7ion, ber fanbt benz at bore benbea
Manbs @ienbom. Man pibfe, al
.Mr. Melion onion | Branben bin
.Fiebne,uanare Dag noset steo mel
len Bpen % IS. g. & D.,Brnert frt
Mil / uef. 6an uar ben fife, fom
man lite fuube si6re rebe for. sog nu
bar mon altfaa o9iaa tunbet bam.
Benene bleb besraone paa @rap.
9aarben.
Sc tre &e9imenter. iom Minnefota
inu bar pbet til 5orenebe Stote.l
fM...aE-. 49, kTatan.. enrA& Ank 4 Ga
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-01
&trg1&s &At1s @geblA4
uofommer boer Ousbas.
H. 6oIent, l1bgtber.
Subttrtpttonsprts 50 @ts. for 1 @ar, betal
tTDrjfuo, eller8 SO Gt8.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,

An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities,
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-12
WIN. CONNELI.. President,
HENRY BELIN, Jr., Vice Pres.
WILLIAM II. PECK. Cashier

The vault of this bank is pro-
tected by Holmes ElectriS Pro-
tective system.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-12
How Long Does It Take TO Think.

From PearSonS Weekly.
Professor RicheL says that it takes a
man about one-eleventh of a second to
think out each tote of a musical scale.
He explains the practice that people will
often follow of berding their heads in
order to catch each minute sound, by the
fact that the smallest intervals of sound
can be much better dlstir guished with one
ear than with both.
Thus the separateness of the clicks of a
revolving toothed wheel We're noted by
one observer when they did not exceed
sixty TO the second, but using both ears
he could not distinguish them when they
occurred oftener than fifteen times a
second.
Among the various ways in which Pro-
fessor Richet tried TO arrive at conclu-
sions for realizing any physical sensation
or mental impression was the touching
of the skin repeatedly with light blows
from a small hammer. The fact that the
blows are separate and not continuous
pressure can be distinguished when they
follow one another as frequently as l,C0t
a second.
The sharp sound of the electric spark
from an induction coil was distinguished
with one ear, when the rate was as high
as 800 10 the second.
The sight Is much less keen. When re.
volved at a speed no faster than twenty.
four times a second, "A disc. half white
and half black, will appear gray.
We also hear more rapidly than We car
| count II a clock-clicking movement runs
more quickly than ten 10 the second, We
| can count four clicks. while with twenty
TO the second, we can count only two OF
them.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-12
HE HAS FEVER.

Company Clerk Constantine, Of II,
who Is in St. Claire's inflrmary Harris
burg, suffering from malarial fever, is
also doing nicely, and shows marked
improvement.
Captain Corwin, of II, was brigade
officer of the day yesterday.
Lieutenant Elmer Il. Berry. after an
absence of three months from camp.
received warm greeting Saturday
from the boys of b when he returned
20 them. He Is an efficient and popu-
lar officer. He was stricken down with
typhoid at Camp Alger on July 15, and
had hard battle for life. He is now
IN excellent health and looks well.
Owing TO the serious illness of Cap
tain MeCausland and Iieutenants Cris-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-12
Third national BANK
OF SCRANTON.

Special Attention Given TO Busi.
ness and Personal Accounts.
Liberal Accomm odationS Tx.
tended According to Balances and
Responsibility.
3Psr Cent. Interest Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-12
Origin of Chinese Opium Smoking.

From the Contemporary Review.
Although opium has existed as a mcdi-
cine in china for over a thousand years,
the curse of opium smoking has only been
known on any cor siderable scale for less
than one hundred ard fifty years, and
then ii spread from the coast inland, the
import steadily increasing first in the
hands of the Portuguese but from 1913 i'm
the hands of the British. This view OF
the matter supports tho ordinary anti
opium contention, which is that opium is
almost invariably spoken of as Yang-yen
II. e., foreign smoke Cor tobocco)," and
not by it's Chr ese name, ard that the
habit of opium smoking, with all its at
tendant evils, came from across the seas
and was introduced by foreigners.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-12
Explained.

Friend--"To be frank with you, 1 can't
see how Mrs. Hardcash happened TO con-
sent to your marriage with her daugh-
ter"
Mr.. Slimpurse-"Shes said l was the only
young man who showed any consideration
for a mothers feelings. You see, when
the other fellows took her daughter out
riding they seldom got her back after
dark, but when 1 took her ! always
brought her home promptly in an hour.
Friend-"Humphl How was that?"
Mr.. SlimpuTse-"The other fellows had
their own rigs. l hired mine"-Nsw York
WaeLlV
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-12
SETTLING DOWN TO
USUAL ROUTINE
CAMP HAS RECOVERED FROM
ITS TWO BIG EVENTS.

Latest Order Will Make 1t Easy for
Those Who Have Not Been Away
on a Furlough to Secure Permis-
sion--Lieutenant Berry Back In
camp-Thirteenth Regiment Off
GERS Who Are in the Harrisburg
Hospital Are Doing Well-Latest
Gossip of the Regiment.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-12
He Learns Something.

From Puck
Miss Mokeby-"I'se gwine wifi ALI john
son to dc Kalsominahs' ball"
Mr.. Fastblack-"Yo' am? Yo' might hab
knOwed l wuz gwine ter AK yer"
Miss Mokeby-"Wal, de man what axes
a lady am not so likely TO be disappointed
as de man what's gwlhe ter AK her"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-03-12
.efeat the will of this

am free To say tAaI my p"'F re
'sugurating this hlibusteF was 10 tt
,nsume twice as much time as S'' b
aoied the gentleman from Montana ]
nd I intend to do it every time yo' v
env q reasonable demand" !
STATE NEWS. I
Mrs. Edgar Thomas, Jr'' resla."s |.
in the Crescent City, shot herse'i
few days ago. 1t seems tna' " sr ill.,
mania of self-destruction runs IN ne'
family. She placed the pistol ohue' ~
he'd cover and pulled the trigger
The fash set her night dress su'e'
hnt ,be blood that spouted out from
The gha.tIy wound quenched the the
smoldering linen, the charrsa 20 suso. 10.
remaining to tell the coroner the $40: $40.
rv Of how near she CAME to erema,lue
herself when she fred the fsta, sno.i
Tho suicide was carefully p'anne'
and carried out aud WAS not d'Sco''
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-03-12

TN. 10 can,;r.t;,. 'he son new
ID is the cau.0 of %; ellie sal, rien
attract;now;Jo .,, 81 on
10 ,.~>a vote AsuI- aGuel s:-,
his decision: If yon do not permit Us
to verify the count, you destroy the
last safeguard Of the minority: A
dishonest man in the chair-and there
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-03-12

Oneal Barron
Bsss ball clubs
Y r..Ss
for a q I'D many sd. veary'
I out souls and sometimes n
q, or quickAep or xalh have
u good remedy for the numerous
,less disease. with which the hn-
family is afflicted.
9 can but Congratulate the mem
|. Of the bras band upon their
iness to supply lafayette win
missing link aod hey have our
wishes for the complete success
heir organization, though, success
]ready assu red mthe organization
elected ssmas energetic, VIDE
Ike body Of f6c9s.
Before We cohcisae, we would urge
of our people 70 receive comPla'
btlv the memhrs of the cOmmittet
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-03-12

p p"'s m'n'"trab'e demande a informne nno 'mp'e
ras.' ,u' Jeone potaehe d qui ii ne gene. :
csnsiop y PsriisiDrtesi..: AlIep W. Martini
one Of the best known al most fepo'
table citizens of that section, thought
ns heard dogs annoying his sheep aud
went ou. with his gun determined 10
put quis.us to the ca",ae '''e'a,r' ',
Hearing the claukiIfss 0ts chain IN the
road which. fronts ht, farm he hfeo ID
Tho direction of the sound and nine
hucksho,s from his weapon struck MI
Joseph Batts, q young m"rr'ea ma"
who was one Of his near ne'shoor''
Tho Young mau's chances for reco''
,,s doubtful. The accident occur
ed just after dark.
Isl. Killing" Griffin, the co.0reo
: Sam Jones of the soush, is h"'o,ng
a ~ three weeks religious meeting in Lake
. Charles. and ia stirring the coloree
r ooDulation to high conditio" OF re
r ligious enthusiasm. DE ca,''e. "a, 100: .n m
r. choru. Of singers along with him. al"
e, j, !. said he i. wonderful orator
~ 80. fr manufacture OF wae
lie on sooke., a. handles, base ball bat
es es etc. j. to be erected at ops'0ns'
o. soon. Tho machinery has been o,de
,g e ed and the plant will be in ~0Fk''
Of. order in about month. .
ed Governor Foster has signed .
w. death warrant of Owen jackson 6"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-03-12

ASIAs > OIucc. NkUSS DTOs
is tho Lo., cry novelties
nnnsa6xssis. just opened
sss extreme. an,
pms fd & not WISHING % i, Ss snv q,
hat Europe may thinf : 10 \
orced the war upon sE1 u.;cb
Mr.. Mckinley has us' -. ont
he thinks will force = u.r
of Cuba peaceably. - he,iu
against the United sf ~. ,.,ion Of !.
lighting us without Ssa,tnrs aud
war: ne 'oio '''' ofthis policy
Representative = Oiaipe report to
before sending 'n' ,ir promises to
Congress to secure from acting
aid in keeping Co.. n this policy
on the Maine ~ &. or at least be
can be put into e., !, ha iuterven.
tried. This polio Of human.
ton in Cuba, inr ~ loss of the
ity. and under !. ;,sue, treated as
Maine is to b eans,ence rather
the result Q. .,t;on on the part OF
than crim'nal lament, and no spe-
the Spanish s. s.fore is to be asked
ci6c reparatiosr = that Mr.. McKiu
although, il so.e that Spain vii
ley indulga ). some offer il, tha
voluntarily 4 shared by anybod..
Inca hop ..ovn. The first Of
else. 30 faf, !. this policy will be
fetal NOV VI, Mckinley to Con
message r. e, e appropriation to b
gress, a'k'. =, ,sl;sf Of all Cubans VII
used for
| =. 49, AA.
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subscrlpt'0n and sehu 'ne'l

elr way IeJoiuhS VIM
> ,ancial appreciation of their ef'
rts.
J If cur people do their part, We have
q B doubt that the brass band will take
j pride in giving Lafayette an organ
4 Eation which shall not only have few
I |quaIs, but will surpass anything on
his side of the father of waters.
Having a band we are quite A.
.ured of weekly might concerts du-
We Summer season.
How entertaining will it he?
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mired BY
tor her sterling qualities.~ quantile
US she had lived consistent 6gra be-
member Of the Catholic Church. nter ct
Moss Bros. & Co.'S. stock of Mi w.. w.
nnuol.ioc e.. II '"oI
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mands some pin the futnre Nom
writer says, we'd honestly OAA> I
our cooks an o. their mon
some plan PT''es.
amongst us. efEfase your 4
ge.t as l have tired mas f.
remedy she evil but failure Ms al
wrs resulted. Your correspondent
who may have stndied this question
might give us the proper remedy 10.
the evil, adding only, that ""'es,
,hore ia unanimity amongst u.s. all
plans will fail.
Very Respectfully
A LADY READER.
After having received the preceea-
inc communication, another one 1ro"
tho tho ame correspondent of two weeks
80, came in aud as our lady reaae'
~. . nIan We print the following
contained in the latter common''a'''
ga mutual uuderstanding:-that' !
-, o,ok will be hired by the ladies Oh
:, = IL Infnvette unless the cook agrees &c
;. comply With certain rules and and. feso =; I,
o l ,s,;ons: such ss coming to Work a. =
3 '"''o ~ ,;ma !, the morning say FIX o.
70 ts hs,f mast or seven a. may be 'gree0 ,'
' r .,,o, come behind tinle' ioT
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Is and Z.
Pihs plant will bs
E.. It will employ as les act
Iva working force about fifty men, i, the
ms;oritv Of whom will have families
which will be obliged to bc housed
and fed. an Advertisement of popula'
ton, good thing for landlords ano
better thing for our business men'
Besides the active force at the plant
the Co. will employ large number .',s
Of buve,s whose iheadquar'ara will be
LAFAYETTE. In fact altogether q large
contingent of laborers which will iu'
! crease the wealth Of Lafayette.
Another consideration that We must
not O yerlook and that the compress
will bring to Lafayette, will oe .
wagon Cotton market
Cotton that ia sold now in the ao'
;scent towns will find its way natural
IL to Lafayette to be sold at the com.
press this means great amount OK
cash disbursed by the compress IN
buving the staple, which in qaanti-
tea will find its way into the pockets
t of our business men, as we can sell
GOODS and for the least money,
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n n;a'. 'a;: . \,
:. my : .e lnend and ne pa5IIc m!
hat VIII carry On the same
rious2 me old stands in Lofa
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rD'' :, moi, monsieur, est-ce o,o o...
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qua"d tu mes pas sage? ''oe'
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Electric Work will begin next Mon.
oay at the Catholic Church.
I1oo work done neatly and PROMPT.