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The age-herald., 1898-09-30

Mrs. Fred Hardy will leave Monday for Mount Pleasant, Tenn.
 
 Captain and Mrs. I. F. Rittenberry and their family will occupy home in Cullom Place the first week in october.
 Among Alabamians who are living abroad are two former Birmingham girls, Miss Stella Mcconnell and Miss Halie McCon- nell. They art studying in Paris and per- fecting themselves in music and the lan- guages. They have been spending the sum- mer at the watering places of Florence and will soon return to Paris and resume their studies.
 Miss Alma Rittenberry received yesterday a souvenir of Camp Cuba Libre at Panama Park, at Jacksonville. It is tiny silken flag that adorned the tent or Colonel William Jennings Bryan of the Third Ne braska Volunteers.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Browne have gone to Montgomery where they will in future reside. They are both so popular in Birmingham that they will be greatly missed Mrs. Browne is one of the most charming of women. She combines with handsome presence, elegance and grace Of manner that distinguish her in any assem- blaze.
 Mrs D. H. Foster, and her little child, arrived yesterday from Washington, D. c.
 Miss Louise Melvin and Miss Claude Mel win, of Selma, are visiting the Misses Hub- bard.
 MT. Shelby Fletcher of Huntsville. Is in the city.
 Miss Mnude Howell has returned from Talladega where she has been visiting friends for several weeks. Mrs. Bessie Wadsworth, who has been ] absent all surnmtr. has returned. MT. Roger Snyder has returned from an l extended trip through the north and west. l A bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla contains shA haSinning of kood health for you.
The age-herald., 1898-09-30
DANGER IN SODA.
Serious Results Sometimes Follow Its
 Excessive Use.

Common soda is all right in its place and indisp ensible in the kitchen for cook .ng and washing purposes, but it was never in- tended for a medicine, and people wno use it as such will some day regret it.
 We refer to the common use of soda to relieve heartburn or sour storach, habit which thousands of people practice almost daily, and one which is fraught with dan ger; moreover the soda only gives tam porary relief and in the end the stomach trouble gets worse and worse.
 The soda acts as a mechanical irritant to the walls of the stomach and bowels and cases are on record where it accumulated in the intestines, causing death by inflam- nation or peritonitis.
 Dr. Haraldson recommends as the safest and surest cure for sour stomach (ac.d dyspepsia) an excellent preparation sold by druggists under the name of Stuart's Dys- pepsia Tablets. These tablets are large 9 grain lozenges, very pleasant to taste and contain the natural acids, peptones and di- gestive elements essential to good diges- tion.. and when taken after meals they di- gest the food perfectly and promptly be- fore 1t has time to ferment, sour and poison the blood and nervous system.
 Dr. Wuerth states that he invariably uses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets in all cases of stomach Arrangements and finds them a certain cure not only for sour stomach but by promptly digesting the food they create a healthy appetite, increase flesh and strengthen the action of the heart and liver. They are not a cathartic, but in- tended only for stomach diseases and weakness and will be found reliable in any stomach trouble except cancer of the stomach.
 All druggists sell Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab lets at 50c. per package.
 A little book describing all forms of stomach weakness and their cure mailed free by addressing the Stuart Co.,, of Mar shall, Mich.
 2S-30-2
The age-herald., 1898-09-30

Dressed in the negligent manner so com mon to men of his genius, and wearing the nonchalant air which has made him famous, Hall Caine, the celebrated writer, comes to America on a visit, not of pleas ure and sightseeing, but of business. His latest, and what is considered by many his greatest work, '"The Christian," has been dramatized, and 1t is the desire of the nov elist to see the effect that 1t wil produce here. Several of MT. Gaines books have been adapted to the stage; but for some un- known reason they have not met with such success as they deserved.
 MT. Caine is of medium height and dark. His brown hair falls in stflght locks at the back of his head and in front of his ears He has a reddish beard and mustache.
The age-herald., 1898-09-30
A Priests Big Strike
om the St. Louis Republic.

From the St. Louis Republic.
 Advices received here today by the steamship Miowera, from Sydney, Aus tralia, say a great sensation has been ere ated throughout the antipodes by the dis covery near Lake Wynn, of 0 gold mug get weighing 115 pounds and valued at $32.- 900. The nugget was found by Father Long, a Catholic missionary. News of the discovery spread and six thousand per- sons assembled outside Donnellan's tavern. at Manowana, West Australia, August 16. to listen to the priests story.
 Father Long said that he had been plac- ed in an enviable position regarding the nugget. He termed it ''sacred" and "gold- on sickle" so-called because 1t had been found by him as the agent of a poor, bed- ridden but faithful parishioRsr. who had
The age-herald., 1898-09-30
EXCURSION.

The lowest rates of the season; only S34 10 for the trip Birmingham to New York and return, and si2.1O Birmingham to Boston and return via Central of Georgia Railway and the Elegant Steamers of the Ocean Steamship company.
 These rates include meals and berth on board steamer. Now is the opportunity to avail yourself of the most delightful trip to be had. The steamship service is equal to the best hotel in the United States. For further information call on
 JACK w. JOHNSTON,
 Union Ticket Agent, Or c. HALLE,
 General Passenger Agent, Savannah, Ga.
 SOLON JACOBS, Commercial Agent, Birmingham, Ala.
The age-herald., 1898-09-30

Probably the writer's greatest fault in the American mind is his lack of attention in the forming of his phrases, and upon this point he has been adversely criticised MT. Caine gives as an excuse for this oversight that his aim is to be lucid, not eloquent, and says what he most desires is the idea and not the expression of the thought.
 MT. Caine is a stanch defender of authors rights. a rea!ist, and an indefatigable worker. He wears a long, loose frock coat with velvet collar, a tall and narrow silk hat with velvet band, a double-breasted waistcoat, very low-cut collar finished by an extensive scarf, and wde trousers. His most popular books have been "The Deem- ster," "The Manxman," "Mahomet," and the now much talked of Christian"
The age-herald., 1898-09-30
Cheap Rate to Pittspurg Via A. G. s.R.R.

For the occasion of the Knights Templar Triennial Conclave, Pittsburg. Pa, October 10 to IA, the Alabama Great Southern ra.l- road will sell tickets from Birmingham to Pittsburg and return at rate of $21.7O. Tick cts to be sold October 8, 9 and 10, limited until October IS. However an extension of limit can be obtained to leave Pittsburg to and including October 31 by depositing tickets with joint agent at Pttsburg not earlier than October 13, nor later than Oc- tober IT,
 Double daily service in both directions
 Schedules unequalled.
 For sleeping car reservations or further information apply to R. M. Ellis, Travelling Passenger Agent. 9-2s-tf
The age-herald., 1898-09-30
POPULAR EXCURSION.

Birmingham to Montgomery and return Sunday, October 2, 1898, via the "Old Re- liable" L. and N. R. R. Only $1.5O for round trip. Leave Birmingham promptly at 7:3O a. m., arrive Montgomery 10:3O a. m. Re- turning, leave Montgomery at 10:00 D. m. Separate coaches for white and color d. No intoxicants allowed on train. Absolute order guaranteed or money refunded.
 Everybody come and go.
 For full particulars, inquire at Union de- pot ticket office, where tickets Will be on sale.
 9-29-to-oct-2
The age-herald., 1898-09-30
REFLECTIONs OF A BACHELOR

From the New York Press.
 No man ever knows how much he is ca pablo of till he isn't In love.
 If it weren't for their own parents, chi'- dren would respect other peoples parents more.
 will that no woman was ever convinced at all.
 The first half of the first love letter a man gets from girl is about how she has never written such a letter before
 Probably Noah's great grandchildren smiled depreciatingly at the ne.ghbo. S when they mentioned "grandpa's flood sto- ry
The age-herald., 1898-09-30
COAL WANTED.

One year supply of run of mine steam coal delivered at North Birmingham pumping station. Bids received at city office until noon, October l.
 Birmingham Waterworks Go.
The age-herald., 1898-09-30
Reduced Rates to Washington and Return
 Mia A. q. !. K. R.

The Alabama Great Southern railroad will sell tickets to Washington and return on account of the Protestant Episcopal general convention October 5 to 2S at rate of one fare for the round trip. Tickets to be sold October 3, 4 and 5, limited for re- turn passage until October 30, 1S9S
 For furtheri information call on R. M. Ellis, Travelling Passenger Agent, Birming- ham, Ala. 9-2S-tf
The age-herald., 1898-09-30
In inc Social Realm of
 Birminqham and Elsewhere

Mrs. Joseph E. Johnston who has been spending the summer at Battle Creek Mich has returned. She was greatly benefited by the trip, which will be good news to her friends In Birmingham and throughout the state.
 The Tuesday Whist club will resume its series of meetings next Tuesday afternoon,
The age-herald., 1898-09-30
Couldn't See an Opportunity

He-Do you know that for the last hour From the Chicago News. have been watching for a good chance to steal kiss from you?
 She-Indeed! Don't you think it might be well for you to consult an ocullst?
The age-herald., 1898-09-30
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.

On account of quarantine regulations, passengers desiring to enter the state of Mississippi, Louisiana or Texas must Yro- vide themselves with health certificates. Train service between Birmingham and Texas points, via Shreveport, remains unin- terrupted. Through Pullman Sleeper Bir- mingham to Shreveport daily.
 R. M. ELLIS,
 Travelling Passenger Agent.
The age-herald., 1898-09-30
Suspicious
From Truth.

From Truth.
 q wonder why Keeks wears glasses; I know he doesn't need them"
 "They say it is because he is such a suspicious beggar."
 Why, what has that got to do with it?' 'He can't believe his own eyes,
The age-herald., 1898-09-30
Commercial Agent, Birmingham, Ala.
Reduced Rates to Washington and Return
 Southern Railway,

For the occasion of the Protestant Epis- copal general convention at Washington, October to 2s the Southern railway will sell tickets from all points to Washington at rate of one fare for the round trip. Tickets will be sold October 3. and 5, and limited until October 30 for return passage.
 For further information apply to J. P. Blllups, Traveling Passenger Agent, Bir- mingham, Ala. 9-2S-tf
The age-herald., 1898-09-30
He, New Eyeglasses

From the Jewellers Weekly.
 Optcian-Those are exactly suited to you, madame. Customer-So you really think them be- coming! Dear me, how I wish had a mirror!
The age-herald., 1898-09-30
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

Fifty dollars reward, and no questions asked, will be paid for return of plain gold ring, diamond ring and card case taken from residence 212O Highland avenue last We'd nesday night. Deliver goods at Age-Herald office. Reward will be paid and no questions asked.
The age-herald., 1898-09-30
His Latest Role
From Life.

From Life.
 ''I suppose, this season. said the elastic skin man, you go as a Cuban reconcen- trado?"
 "Bah!' said the living skeleton, you're outdated Pm just plain, ordinary Unit ed States volunteer, returned from camp"
The age-herald., 1898-09-30
' kSsG kSs:s :" Pick Leaf" smo,.Ins ns'ss Ts,

Is the best for Poe and handmade Gig arctic smoking. Rich. ripe, mellow fra grant. Beats the world. Try it.
The age-herald., 1898-09-30

A bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla contains shA beginning of good health for you.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1898-01-25
! Rnnl1a1npere1t 5ne AurB.
@n.ttbnln 5ne AnrB.

gen lep benne &irfes gienbon peb Talbz
pile, genn. tat ibrlls ID 9lar, bporefter oert
tilbasesapes til &irten. Sor Brllset benne
gib forIanser nh benne aorporation openz
1tepnte Gum. Set maa pere perbifulb gi=
enbom, iom tratfer iaa bpi aete. 8robs
9triiten iamler &irfen fig aissenbefe, fom
sfpl os ytuit fortarer.
sSolepb &enna Mc&inlens 9lttornep @enez
raj, er af preiibenten,D,lbnepnt ill u. g.
Spiiterets Donlmer, men Senatet npler mteb
at befrefte llbneunellen, ba mango 8e=
ffplbninser er reiite mob BAN for baarlis
&aratter os Dsansel paa jnribiife aunbifa=
ber. q. g. 81. Srsaniiationen fonl osiaa
meb groteiter, forbi &enna er &atbolif, men
bette blep faftet tilfibe ioln n1eninsslsf, ba
ems relisisle 0pfatnins intet bar neb Spaz
liiifation for ct @n1bebe at beitille. Serimob
ifal be anbre 8eitplbninser uuberipses, fsr
llbnepnellen ftabfafes.
On &eIoIutior ON at beltase iBersensuoz
jtiuinsen til @om,neren (fra Stat til Sept.)
efter Snbbpbelie fra ben norife &esiertHs
mgbte mesen Mobfanb Senatet, men blep
bog pebtaset meb iantt en- Bepiuins berttl af
10000.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1898-01-25
Nnlt1ttnet.

& 9spr8eS fprite 8ostrpfferi blir aftielels
ifabet ,Det norife Sorlasstrpfferi" Rrifi
ania. Mttiefapitalen 345 900 8r. forbelt paa
115 attier 5000 &r. er fulbt inbbetalt.
Sorretninsen er bannet peb Spertasellen at
Oscar alnberiens os :. Sc. Stenerlons
9rntterier os sosbinberier. 8isie beiflatti=
eer for Sioen IA itprre Surtispresler os flere
minbre Deaifiner iamt ct 9erlonale af benpeb
$50 Berioner.
stofbolttt, l3be Sanuar. Profesior
yeorbenifislb, ben arttiife Sorifer, bur ilnber=
rettet BET ipenife gibenifabsafabenri ont, at
llbenrissbepartementet bar mobtaset Ntebs
belelier ON, at itere 9erioner, Der er parbise
til 9iltro, laa Hrofesfer glnbrees Salon tlo=
Zig gusuit sritiib Columbia, Jpn Mfil
norbenfor Snbiseu auesneae i 9iitriftet ca
riboo. Nrofesioren anler @fterretrinsen for
at pere af tilitrettelis gistisbeb til, at uer=
mere llnberlpselle bpr fpretases.
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life llbefienbt i sln1erifa, iflllbe anben Sllez
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Get beb rGem peitinbiife Sol6ut", os breiebe
fig, forlaapibt iom man peb, on1 Solbater=
Iipet paa be banif=peitinbiffe Ger, Der not life
par fremfiuet i ben auerslnitisite selpsnins.
Oct antaser man / etbuert Sulb, men maa
bolbe Zig til @5isninser, tbi forelpbis faar bet
fiebenbapn1fe 9ublitlm itte r9en ueitinbiife
Soloat" at ie. Suftitsn,initeren ienbte
nemlis iibite Dieblit gub til Rafino os for=
bsb @tueip,uets 0pfprele. Oct par forsia=
pes, at Diretter Sdrpber prppebe at erfare.2
om bet par nosen enfelt &eplif eqer Scene
Der bapbe patt Suititsminiiterens Tsisbiqi=
selIe, Sparet Ipb fun paa, at belle Stpttets
Genbens par utilbprlis. Soreitiainsen maatte
Iaa oflpies, ba Direftsren fit Sorbnbet n1eo
laa fort 8ariel, at ban itte funbe taa ct anbet
Stptfe paa grebberne. ST. Cabling lisser
igpris ior 9ieblittet ips at en- nnberlipsli=
bette paa &ommuneboipitalet.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1898-01-25

d-ss IA
s Sabersborff, en- liben Bp Merbeben af
Bien, e. ber fornplis bsS rRa i Manb, ION bar
,efterlabt fig ct bpif beipn6erlist Geitannente.
Oct bebber bert: rSes tefame,tterer belle min
SSormue til mine Ter usifte gaiecer paa ben
enefe getinselie ct seabper Of mine gepper
ester en- apinbemeb SSornapnet gntonie, %
at enbper uf mine Miecer ester en- asanb meb
Sornapnet gnton Gnbpibere MAJ due tolp
Forpliste I'd til dt falbe beres fgrfefpbte
Barn glntpn eper glt,tonie. grpGupperne
ifaI fir.be steb pao Ell al BE tre til grtonius
spirbe Dase, l7be Sannar lobe Wfai eler
s13be SUM. De tt,da olle pore Gift inbell
;sSlli 1898 ellers n,iiter be 0sepser % geiscer,
inn iffe III bett " erS paHbreOe III Bnibes
1ifomIen, beres Nart at aGortane,l. iI
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1898-01-25
aa,,,pia,t9.

Weel: ga ri elifer bette 9anbet. y
ssrem Spltnins, fieffe 8pnber,
&aiter @a9et at.
&nus Monopolet ilpnber
S ct Sremtibsilas.
Bring bet beblte, iom BIZ eier,
Meb paa Ran,pens Sag,
], :0s iaaianbt ital bn faa Seier.
@om Netferb er bin 9qs..:,:
9ense NOT be baper itiaafet
Srusten at bin Speb.
aense not bu baper taalet
Deres falife &neb.
Weanb peb Mfanb ri I'LL ifal tribe,
Sill ri faar por Ret,
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Soaret ips % tret. y: y:
Gnisbeb bet er port gaaben,
gisbon1 er port Stiolb,
Rraft ri benter ifra open,
Sin os Sub ipolb.
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yi er 2anbets Marp,
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ut paste paa bets garp. y:
Rampe1 sielber intet minbre:
Sufrl1, 8prt % 5iem,
Derfor i1tet fan os binbre, 5.s
gsaar pi former fren,. 55#.
Sperbet, iomi Saanbu ri barer, 5
Stenmelebler e., 35s$
/, ,::sssaar ret at BRUCE ben pi Iarer, ia
Monopolets Dob er ,tar. ~
g. S. Sanio;n.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1898-01-25
Ura Ro,t8resft,t.

\ Rnute ylelions BilI fprut aabne enbel
aanb for gettlius tiblisere. reierperet for
Demntn8er peb nbiprinset Of Weisiiiippi,l
ct. @rolir os Chippewa SlOberne bar pass
ieret Ronsresien, os aanbet ffal aabnes for
Getting 8,l,bsr Son,eifeab 2Open.
genqtet ne8tebe at betaIe eit Resning til
BIMletbobi itiirtel paa ssss 600. ll,lber art
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1898-01-25
Attnre @tntsr.
Rrifttntt 9. 8rttf ser blepen ubnepnt
til Yoftmeiter tSnrace, N. Daf. 4

@riittatt .. grittf ct blepen ubnepnt
til Boitmeiter Sorace, g. Daf.
George &lonoabI, en llns norif Sar=
mer ner @ittenbers, Mis., falbt for nosle
Gage fiben bpb ON Sfopen. San par 25
Mar os usift.
8reno1ter pil blipe mebtasre til &lonbife
til Son1meren, iaa man peb Sielp at benz
fan lenbe Mebbelelier til Dberperbenen,
ailfalbe noset liebpanlist inStrafer.
eSobm @. @ag8art er af Hreiibent Sec
&inlep ubuepnt til Sorenebe Staters Wsar=
fbal Difrittet gaorb 0afota. Scr. 5assart
par en- al be ferite Settlerei @ais 60. S
en- lang Marrafte bar ban paret Wteblem al
ben beiere alfbelins 9esislat1lren.
Mrs. cle 8,ta, Sen berpmte 8iolinpirz
tuos 9 Gnfe, er reiit til Snbien, bpor bun
iarnmen meb etpar andre Gamer nil arbeibe
for noset, ion1 fables gebantaz zSiloiofien.
9pab bet er for noset, pibes life; men ial=
falb er bet enflass nn Relision, for bpilfen
enbel Solf iparmer, naar be iffe bar anbet
at beitiae, ffriper @merita".
Satt sSraneiScp ben 17be Sanuar.
Dampifibet rHeru" fra Song Song os Dofo=
bama pia So11ull1lu anfom isaar Gftes til
@olben @ate Observation-Disclosures
bar enbnu life unberipst Sfibet, os insen
faar GiIabelie til at saa til euer fra 8orbe.
preiibent Dole os Wfrs. Dole, iom er on1=
borb, penter 1neb 9ensiel paa at faa saa
ilanb os fortiatte inareif n1ulis til gSalbtns=
ton.
Gttoel l1nsbom Ufi1banf, g. o., par
ube at saa pua @fpiter. ba Siem BRAT os 2
1maa Sfolepiser falbt 8anbet. Mils
Blan6e MecNlliiter iaa l1lpffen os ileb pie=
bliffelis til Stebet for at rebbe 9iserne, men
iitebet falbt osiaa bun i ganbet. gnbel
Drense rebbebe irniblertib Smaapiserne, men
Neiis WcaGiiter iatte 9ipet til. SUN par
2arerinbe paa 5piifo1en Milbauf, men
benbes Siem par Mobilon, par Ell ubmerfet
9ererinbe os neset afbolbt at iaapel @arnle
ion l1nse.
ST.. o. M. 2pSii,.S af @brihine,
sgPi6fdnb So, q. Ddf., bfep forrtss SSnbae
Mprsen fllnben bpb i fin Sens. @n 5dlp=
gallons &ruffe meb sllfobol, en- ganbnusse
os ct @Ias itob paa ct Bprb siibten af ge=
reliet., Sormobentlis bar ban itaaet op 70,
at briffe 8anb o9 taset fell Merfet. 5an
par 46 &ar sammcl. ngift os bapbe insen
Slestninser Der / gsnen. Or. 2osiius pat
en- 9obbiertet Weal1b, men me9et benfalber
til Grit. San par peltienbt beri Otter Eail
og Grant Counter.
8ettianttt 81tttertportb, be Sore
nebe Staters &on,misier for Batenter, e1
ben 16be Sa,1uar afsaaetneb Dsben / gbo=
maspille, Georgia, bpor ban bar opbolbt fig
peb ct Sanatoril1n. 6an blep fpg for tre
l1se1 iiben os retfte ba neb til Georgia os
1pntes be fprfe Gage at bliue bebre; men iua
fit ban ct Eilbasefalo os bpbe. Gan par fsbt
IiObio for rs Iar fibeu. San bar til for
fieuise Siber peret be Sor. Cutters Di=
itrittsabpotat, Meblenr af Cbios Senat %
gfepreientant &onsresien. San blep palst
til &onsresmanh fgrne Sang i1s78. TIMBER
Breiibent Mrtburs 9er1tit os MI nnber Bra=
fbent Wec&inleps par ban &ommisier for
Batertneienet. San par 9efreter ben at
&onsresien polste &ommisiion for gerbens=
ubittuiusen 1898.
& @aotipn, @is., er bannet ct Selitab
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1898-01-25
3alt4t4teIntn.

sss8tatt,ts Donneup % Mils Marion
s5arlon pil bolbe Brpunp paa Waibtn9tons
Spbielsbas.
91tIutb lobe San. glrner S. Mit9eu
blep nomtueret for Mapor at ben Republican
ife gp gonpention. 50. .. gbion ber irbe=
bar Dommerembebet blep siennontineret.
= 0tantar er banmet ct glaifa @nlbip=
aer Co., Der all ienbe to rnse Wfenb berfra
gpert forat iamle Sub. Manse pil osiaa
gaa paa egen 9aanb.
Carte @nlobrattofott, gror til s.
G5ulbbranbion af 1Msinneapolis 5ibenoe",
bgbe af gerins / tit 5iem Nfiuneapolts
Srebas ben 2lbe bs. sSan par Sormano /
3Gibenbes" grpfteri
Grid 9opfett / @o6eiter os bans Spiz
sermor Mrs. Sinserlon blep taitet no at en-
8ussp os brebt, ben 21be bs. De idume
Seite tos labif for gar fiben os WrsJ SIM
gerions Manb brabtes,
0eo ipeciel slfaemnins Dulntb forleben
pebtoses lueb en- Weaioritet at 2,13o Stemz
mer at 8pen ifal tipbe uDulutb @as & Wa=
ter Co.'S aules for s1,25o, 900. 9enne
Gag bar peret meset freutrabenbe aotal=
polititen be ienere Mar; ber bar peret bolbt
Z Mtfenninser om benne Gag. Den opri11=
betist forlanste Yris par So, 100, 900.
gbrtittatt u. sten8Ie, Minneapolis,
bpbe Srebas Morsen. 9tensle par fpbt
&rifiania for oper go Mar iiben os ifulbe ef=
ter @isenbe peret ben fsrHe Gelesrafiit
Morse. S 4oalar par ban2elesrafiit i&riitiaz
mia, % fo,u til Weinnteapolis for 10 slal
iiben. 6an bapbe aarlis Peniion fra ben
norife &esierins.
Se6la, lobe San. ut ber ber maa blipt
ct beuist @teb fan life flaa fell. Breter al
forlfieuise @antfunb treuser fig inb. Sro
gauges @Ynobe os fra @pnoben, 9eorffe oe
@penife. So aespreoifanter til os meo
Brefbus bar bog life pert FER enbnu; ner
ban fan fomme fpr e1b ri amer bet. Sanbe
Zig life iaa sobt for Npbnsserne at mobtas
ole btsie 8o9tere. sc orr.
Nanpr grllellen DULUTH er at gopuli
d fterne nemineret for QSieupaIs 9aa@ SslD
I n1anbenes Eidet for gpembeberne fanbtes
besuben 8ictor @tearns, en- SriiprpzRepub
lifaner, ion1 &anbibat for Muutcipal Dom
mer ps Sobn so. Marttn, en Popultft fol
@pecial Don,mer. Mapor Sruelien er De
mofrat. 9llbermenbene DC forifR0tge
Warbs forbeles 1nellem Sniionsparttets for
fielli9e @rene.
Neoorbeao. 2obe San. 8. s. @sluni
at @ebifer, 60, gountp Gubitor af @la,
@ountp, besif @elpmorb Columbia 5ote
BERT gpen mat Snsentins fanbtes pae
bans 9erfon 1om fortlarebe baus 9an6lins
5 Dottprene gsse, Darroms os Sorfnes ble'
tilfalbt gieblittelis, men funbe lite reboe bam
San par Weeblem al 1Weaion" Orbeuen os
bans Sig bleu operbraset til ben for 8esra
pelie.
8r,toe,t rputte. Sorrise Girsbae
ffufte Snsa Oitrom i Minneapolts bap
Brpuup os altins par ferbtst. Ween me
bems benbes tilfommenbe Wtanb par ipei eff
ter steifabstiuabeIabelie siorbe Snsa iie
!. nipnlis os man bar lite flnbet benbe isien
SUN par san,ntel nof til at pibe at paste pat
fig, ba. bnn bapbe fplbt fit 46 slar. 5enbe'
Rierefte par Sc Mar sanntel og gnfemanl
meb ggrn, bans 0eapn er Martin Peber
fon.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1898-01-25

G,tostat tan me tlbonisei,ter faa gs8ptls.
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