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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-07

I'm np norR N8g ct ublommet /
6rifirtenS Bogbanbel Ninneapolis.
Den faIoeS Barnebo9en" % er al
Olau &efsbol / Joston. Salfalb
ct Bo9ens 5ororb oateret berfra Sept.
1897. Den bar berfor moaRe forts
ligeet trptt no9en Tib. men ri bor
ialfalb lite feet ben f1r mn. Den
ligner me9et 2ptensoaarbs NB@
(2efebo8 for Bern lite 9rin) men
ct maoRe beQere bebre eno ben. Den
fo1er 15c.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-07

General gBepIer ipnes at bape gan.
ie fine esne 8loner oa pil boloe
fig uafbansig baabe al ben ipanRe
&esierins % of Dppofitionen. 6an
laber, iom ON ban tnn bar til Maal
.at bepare gatiOnen % reoraontiere
Mrmeen". gsaar seationotf orfamlin.
gen msoer. oster ban at oplpie ben
ON. bpaD ban anier ION Gariaa til.
at arieeus 1oidtD bleu foo ubelbtst
for 9panien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-07

8 Spb: :9ofota iiol mon peb @al.
act ibbft femme baaoe ooer 6ppress
maalet ON Stemmeret for Rpinber,
8robibitionSipBt9sm o9Spgr9ss
maalet ON Snitiatie os &eferenbum.
Stats.Setreteren bar offentl.sajort
@triuelier ON ale ire Tine til Solicit
/ Staten 1aaat bet tan bore unber.
rettet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-07

Gen. @baf'er og bans Stab lamt
ct &ompaani fra bet fptlte reQulere
Sufantett anfom b1em fra Sont1aso
ben lite bs. meoeeleS Der fra Netp
gorf. Sen. 6bafter 1pntes at pere
ueb 9oo ps!breo.
Da Der bleo benipoet til bans fore
@sier peb Santtaso, iagoe bun, at
@ten for ben tilfom bans tapre Sol<
batter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-07

@n Wensbe l1lplter forbunbne
meo TrnRninsen er inbtrnffet / ben
.forlsbne l1ge. Jlere Damptiebler er
efsploberebe, % besubener ber Feet
l1lpfte paa anben Maabe, bporbeb
en.elte 8erioner e. torulptlebe. 8eo
GispIofioner. omtommer sitrne flere
paa en- Wau9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-07

Song Oscar bar unberrettet ben
rusliife &eiier ON, at ban occepterer
bans Snbbpbel,e til at iente Delega<
ter til Jrebs Gouferencen. Set be-
ber. at 9Dlflano og andre Wagter oss
iaa bifalber Sheen pm NfuebninQ,
forfaapibt ben ct proftifabel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-07

Den rusfie Reiier bar uberraIfet
&erben ueb at foreilau en- internatio<
nal GreoS'@onference / ben 6enRat
at to8e 5friot til at rebucert be oper<
breune &riesrufninger os finbe en-
Waobe. buorpaa Stribi9beber Tan
bliue af9iort peb &olb9itt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-07

Den fIte Bolt / Joslton & DULUTH
2inien at Great Mortbern>Banen
blep laaet neb al &refbent QiQ |
Mtaaneiitnnet 4l. 9:8 torri9e Man.
bogsafteu. 9et par paa ct Buntt II
Wil ut Tor Josfon.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-07

Brefoent MeRinlep beibete 2eir
@ifboff Montout Yoint 2srba9 og
tolte meo eler faa til be ipae. 6an
orbolbt fig ber fire Elmer.
Ser ct $4,000 Mano / 2eiren.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-07

Om Tilitonben Nonila blep ber
oplpit ouer 9onbon ben Site Nua., at
ber beritebe fulbfenoist Nnarti {,
BpenS ubfanter; at SniurQenterne
par paa Sost efter o9 plpnbreoe
Spanierne. mems be SnbfeDte tals
mlnoeliabeb plpnbrebe 2anosbper o9
ftial Gogne oe 9efe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-07
Mngdaenbe Nntla9erne mob @efre,
ter Niger blen Der frepet fro @aIb.
inatpn ben 3lte b.:

MR8daenDe Nntla9erne mob 9efre,
ter Niger bleu Der Rreuet fra @aIb.
inatpn ben 3lte bs.:
| .Sntet Tan MI forbinbre en- fulb
unoerf6gelfe al. bporleoes ben fife
&rte bleu lebet. foriaapibt Sefreter
@usIeq U. Nlser bapbe bermeb at
atbre. Dffentligeibrelien af offtcieoe
Ielearammer. JON bibtil bar pnret
8ublttum betientt. piier, at ber ct
en- Gel noeet1teoS / &rissbe<
partementet.
Tslaelig penter mon intet minbre
enb en- BETTE Scamp, iom euentuelt
oil bltpe fbrt inb / &ou9res{en.
Soil, ION fienoer Nl9er os @orbin
soot, iiaer, Of be utl TONNE uRobt
uo If Nfferen. Sc paafaar, at
Sen. Miles albris lifte @rissbeparte,
mentets @laner for 6elttoeet. @on
Dor Gaupr of Gorbalins, % bet
beber M, at Der oil bltue forepif
Rorreiponoancer, 1om oil iette Miles
/ ct me9et ubebaselist 2ps."
s famine @triuelie mebbeles fpl.
aenoe uotos af ct Bbtlaoelpbia,
Blab:
rSn9en oiftcieue uotolelier goa.
enbe ub paa. at ber er bleuen 9iort
bet bebte. iom funoe 9ibres. oil foo
Tolt til at tente, at en- unberibaelie
lite Ct nbouenoig. &n uaoerisaelie
er life blot nsopenbis men uuno'
gaaelis. Ser {. st. er
rOrbre 116" ON 6orbeorine al so,
ten / 9ospitalerne. 9en bleu uo.
iteot ben lobe Nus. os naaeoe lite
5elthosp,talet fpr ben 23be Nue.
5ebet bespubte at uiie fig i 2eiren i
Sun:. s Mibten Of Suli bar ben
aQerebe paa bet bDteite. Omf.in9
ben lobe Gus. baube ben allerebe
toitet 300 til 1000 &erioner 2,pet.
6pis Sell bar bet. at benne Bermtss
fion Ill at faa bebre Tbbe lite bleu
forlanet? pporfor blen life Drbren
ubitebt fsr ben lobe Nueut? Os
naar srn bar ubfiebt. buorfor blep
ben forbalet nenen to Tiger? @n.
buer Wauo. iom ct fienbt meb Nb.
minifrationen. ueb. OF ureselmesits.
beber fom bette uiier enten ct feilae.
ttat Spitem euer fra'tlps 6anblina
e1er besee Dele. Os Dperatiouer'
nee &eeoro oiisr fulbt al ltsneuoe
Eilfeloe for lere Mtaaneoer tilbase."
Dosen efter tribes oer ansaaenoe
iamme 1ins fra iamme Steo blanot
anbet:
rglaar Sen. Wile8 tommer til
@aibinston. pil ban labe 8ublifum
uioe alt aneaaenoe ben feilostige Be<
fprelie / &ri9s i9soepartementet. 9er>
bos nil ban maaRe fremiette en- In.
tlage for 5orreberi mob be @mbebss
menb, ION lasoe fig imeQem o9 tile
bo9ebolot ben Orore fra @refoenten.
ifplae builfen Sen. Miles fulpe
gaa til @antia9o. Jorreberi itraf,
fes meb 9en8ning. Set Ct ct Sat-
tun, at Sen. Niles aater at trem<
tuin9e &en".
Haa iamme 9tb beber bet, at Sefre,
ter Nlaer er fieb oper. at ban lite
anbefalebe for Brefbenten at afl1e.
bi9e Sen. Wiles.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-07

@aa uelfommen Tom Soften o9
bens 5ruster er, ct bet bog igr9eli9t,
at iaa mango fal omfomme unoer
Nrbeibet meb at bieree benz. Der
bensoar neppe en- DaQ nu, uoen at
Dagblabene mebbeler ON en- e(ler
anben ulpfte, buorueo EreRere )et.
ter 21uet til eQer bltr RrDblin9e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-07
MfboIoem6oe.

SDnoa9s @ftermibba9 &l. 4 ben
II Sept. pil Der blipe Nibolbsmpbe
/ @to{ebuiet ueb Setter 2omsoalen.
Eale al 3. g. Stub. Sang al Gang=
forentn9en. Nue ct oenli9it inbuben
til Wpbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-07

s Stem Sort bpbe so MenneRer af
@armen 2proas, os 100 fulbt ON af
ben.
s Chicago bbbe tire, iefs bleb for.
liet ipse paa9runb af &armen, % 13
falbt ON.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-07
Jnblanbet.

On 9anbfrpger blep arreReret
Sarge forrise Sbubaa forat babe
ouerfalbt en- liben 8ise. Carrie 9obl.
= @ormen Dor lao teri oefoa
Spo Datota fife l1se. at Tolt ilfe
tuube arbeibe ube m,bt paa 9asen.
@nbel @reature bbbe. % enoeI
MenneRer bleu ipse al @armen.
= 6elietb'8rboreue nar Maoi'
ion, sc. g.. mifebe fin EreReris ueo
Slbebrano2arboe. Ser brenbte oe>
faa ct onbet Trefeuoipr Nerbe>
ben iamme Sag.
= Nlfreb Berlon bleo ihieltibrt
NOR Ballep @prinss, 8. g., Greoas
eller 2Brbas. 9an Tom unoer en-
&o9n, fom bar tuu9t laitet meo Bpg.
6an efterlaber en- 9uftru % arbeibe.
be for Nosnus Sueniou.
= @n un9 Nanb peb Naun @al<
bemor Sobuion, ,om boebe nar 8re'
fon. M. s.. fibrte fin 8lcpcle itu
torrige 9trsbae. falot Of os loa fig
faa / 6oue6et. at ban ienere obbe
unber en- Operation al 9ierneRaaen.
Qan banbe ueret gift omtrent ct Mar.
= 6. .. gtoroabl. en- SfrebDer
/ Cameron, @is.. bleu ouertisrt of
ct 2otumotiu 2Broa9saiten. st
6iul git ooer bans Ben nebenfor
&naet, % bans 6oueb Hoses imob ct
sporRifte. 9an osbe 6anoaa.
6an baube ueret beruiet os fou poa
@poret. 6an Dor IS Nar sl. o.
efterlaber 6uitru % tire Bsrn.
= Mens Bocific @rprestompos'
mis- Sub Omaba f16rte omfring I
@aoerue % afeuereoe euer to9 imob
6orfenbelier fife Onsbas, uar oer
nosen ,om toe $4,000 ub Of 5ernRri>
net I bans Bosn, mems ban Dor inbe
etfeos. 9aa9et fob aabent. ba BON
tom ub. men be aubre BenQepafter
bar ur9rte. 8ubet bleu arreferet.
- Wnbreu @rasoobl fit fit bbire
Ben Raaret bort en- EreRemolfine
en- 9o9 fife Qse. &on treiieoe bos
DIE @iefao tire Ntil ueft fcr Dm.abt.
81. s., Da ulptfen Rebe. Set por
bans esen Noaine. 6an bleu braet
til @abpeton. buor bon bleu bebbuet.
forat @aaret funbe tunoe blipe for.
bunbet. men ban Tom alorts til BE-
uibfbeo mere.
- Sfblse rSpo>9atota Clio" Tom
Ole Setres SBn Nnbretp. Is Nar
9l.. iaa aluorlist ttlRabe forleben, at
bans enc Ben maatte afinttes, %
@ntten opoe fem Elmer ienere. @ut.
ten hopbe lot fig paa Eoppen al bet
enc Bashiul paa en- Omnibus, fom
fob os uentebe ueb Stationen. % ba
ben iottes / Bena9elie, blep bans
enc Sob flemt mellem @oanen os
6iulst, og fBr &o9nen funbe tanbies.
bleu &iDbet paa 9aoret atifaaret liae
til Benet. Imputotian aniaaes npb>
penbi9, % poo8ranb al Blobtab por
ban for Iuaa til at uobolbe ben. Bi
1orfaor. at @atre b6r Siour 5aas.
bpor r@ffo" fommer ub.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-07

&epublifanerne @oobbue @ountp
bar aiennominere: Sens u. @rsnbabl
til Qe9islaturmeolem fra 21oe 2egiss
loturbifrift.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-07
@tnitefota.

Vn Settt0n8I0rm0nO UeO JCdON
8eter &nubion brutnebe forrtae Sgn'
bag, efter buab ber mebbeles fra
@olf. San arbeibeoe for Duluth.
Misiabe&Mortbern os efterlaoer
8uitru % TO B6rn.
= s Babena Gountp beriRer to
farliee &reaturiseb ebomme for nnrue'
renbe nemlis @pinefolera os r@lau'
bers".
= @penb s. Nnberfon, en- bel.
itoaenbe Jarmer nar Grootffon.
tigrte uboper en- Is Sob bbi Mel
forleben oe tom Iemt tilRobe.
= Eb5mas See fra ct. 8oul bbbe
of SolRit / Settings ben 2oen b..
3an Dor norR, 45 Gar 81. os bar
en- 5om1lie ct. @aul. 6an arbei
bebe / ct Stenbruo.
= Sire Sanger brbo uo al Seng'
let / breckenridge itite uae. Sc
bapbe facet 5ile os Gage % tom uo
peb 6ielp beraf. Sc bapbe fiaolet
@ienfanoe fra en- Supple til ct Span
9eite.
- &alpor 5loren. 20 9tar sl..
brutnebe unber Babning / 9iamonb
9ate ner Wttpater forr,9e Spnoaa.
@n Is War 81. 8ise peb @aun Nnnie
9iQner brusnebe oaiaa famine 9as
% | famine @ano.
Ebeobore Sonion. Sbn of
Sobu 8. Sobuion beritebs,
par berneoe fra Ebief gfiuer
Gaus Beepnoelieu af llser. 9an
Ral nu Fptte til @roothon os Mrs.
Sobnion Ral uere Eocomo Sim
ter.
= 5pnba9 ben 29oe Nuguit fanot
man 2ieet of Sells Dtob1ne / en- so
Sob bpb BrBnb otte N,l fra 6ut@in=
lon. Wtan bapoe faunet bam / fere
9aae. Set anta9es, at ban bapbe
peret beruSiet; at ban bapoe fot fig
paa Brpnbtanten. % at ban oerpaa
falbt ne5i. Man bauoe taset 8anb
af Brpnoen belle 9iben.
= Sra @lentpoob meboeles. at
&oItmeteren &prus famine @oun'
tp. s. 6. Sobnion fit Belps af Hoit,
inipettpr @erbon 5reoas % blep
funben at uere en- unoerbalance al
500. Snipettpren fiernebe Sobnfon
% {atte Carrie 9esluno til at beitp.
re Bofbuie:. Sobuion tilftaar. at
ban bar fiaalet % torfalifet &ap'
porterne % oil ubentuiul lanbe /
StilImater.
= On Rontroftgr fra @inono,
@bas. u0man. blep funben ubeoibit
Eilfanb | ct @otel Mautorpiue
torriee Sbnba9. Sra en- lioen tom
4Jlalie. iom fanbtes paa @uluet 8e'
! reliet. i1utter mon. at ban baube ta'
get en- Doiis 2auoanum. % at ban
maaRe mob fin Billie bopoe taset ben
for for. 2e9ebielp bleu bentet. og
mon arbeibeoe meo bem Here 9iz
mer, men bon bpoe 81. 1890 @ftm.
6an par Murer % efterlober 0uitru
% tre BBrn.
- 8eb Slutninsen af San9er>
tefen / Duluth forleben bleb Brof.
Grit Dulie al Minneapolis lpftet op
poo Stnioeren til etpar Saugere %
baaret / 8rocesfou. iom en- 6aoers'
bepi8nin9, mems mon martbereoe an'
Der rSa, ri elRer bette 2anbet"
Rripes berfra. Den npe 8ouebbis
rettar. 8rof. 0able ira ct. 8aul,
inbtog en- fremraaenoe 8labs blanot
BEN, fom beuife Mr. Dulie ben
tteonte Q@re. % bet outases,
at bet noset fpanbte Sors
bolb mellem Sanaerne be TO fore
Bper beroeo er opbepet.
6. g. @ation Morris. en- al
Direftprerne / State Fair Associa-
tion, mittebe fine @toloe os Rorn'
bule peb Slbebranb 5rebag. 9esu'
beo brenDte II Sefte. 2 Ralue. 20
@ptu, 1000 Buibel 9oure. 1000 Bu'
ibel 6uebe. Maifinilurene meb ioa<
renbe MaFiner % ca. 300 IONS al
81. 6ous albfe Sbn tos 2 5efte
ub % librte bort II Minutter fer, %
ban iaa oa intet mistnnfelist. @at'
ion bar miifet fin Stalo % 80 6efe
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-07
fergus falls @gehlAa
uotommer bner Dusbag.
a. 6oleut, nogtber.
Subffrtpttou8prt8 so @t8. for / Qlar, betal
isSorif1to, eIler4 50 Gt8.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.

An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper +
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-12-23

Then, when head he was lost, fol-
lowed and looked for him. l would
have searched all night. never can
do enough for him. He is the dear
est, best little fellow in the world"
and, turning, she hurried away.
The next morning when Archie
rushed into the room where the Christ
mas tree stood loaded down with gifts.
he found beneath it an express wagon,
and on the wagon was a beautiful red
and green sleigh, exactly like the one
he had given to Dick.
Well, Archie was very happy that
day, but he often thought Of Ellen
and poor little Dick, and when the
odor of roasted turkey and mince pies
crept through the house he wondered
if they would have any Christmas din
ner.
He asked his mother about it as she
was brushing his hair. She only kiss
ed him for reply, but in the dining
room, where all the family from far
and near were assembled around the
table heaped With all manner Of good
things, she said
Archie, come here and welcome
your guests" AMI he found himself
seated between pretty young girl
dressed in white and very small boy
in new suit of clothes. 1t was Ellen
and her brother Dick.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-12-23
CHRISTMAS CAROL.

Hark! those strains, so sweetly falling,
On that festal morn!
To our hearts are they recalling,
Christ, our King, was born.
He has come to give a blessing
To the poor, the sad;
He has come with kind caressing,
Making children glad.
Chorus:
Hark! those strains so sweetly falling,
On that festal morn;
To our heart they are recalling,
Christ, our King, was born.
HE we to the lowly manger,
At the village inn;
Let us greet the wondrous stranger
Saving all from sin;
Let us bring a royal treasure,
Like the wise of old;
Love sincere and without measure,
Better far than gold.
Chorus.-Hark, etc.
What though wintry winds are blow
ing
Leaves from off the tree;
And no more the flocks are lowing,
On the upland lea;
Christ each little lamb is tending,
Folding it with care;
From the storms of life defending,
From its chilling air.
Chorus.-Hark, ETC.
May those angels, at the dawning,
Singing in the sky,
Ever with kindly warning
Bid the tempter fly.
When no more on earth is given
Joy like this today,
May such messengers of heaven
Bear our souls away.
Chorus.-Hark, etc.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-12-23

We love little children. They are
the future. No period Of life is more
full of interest than that OF childhood
We watch the expanding mind Of a
fine boy as We do the unfolding Of q
flower. Childhood is the primrose sea-
son Of life; and when we see a clus-
ter of little innocent urchins around
the hearth, If our wishes could be re-
allied all their after days should be
those Of sunshine and happiness. We
like children and sympathize in all
their little griefs and share in all their
hilarious and boisterous merriment. In
this season of festivity they should
never be forgotten. Send them early
to bed on Christmas eve,on good terms
with themselves and all the rest of the
world, and then fill their suspended
stockings for the bounties of st. Mich
olas with trinkets and toys, and give
them good and useful articles of the
season. Oh, the pleasures of these Of
fees! None but a parent ever did or
ever can conceive them. Look at their
bright and shining faces in the morn
ing and read your reward in their as
constituent and gratitude. Parents,
neglect not your little folks at this
season OF the year. You purchase il:
large amount of happiness at trifling
cost. Never be unmindful Of your
duty in this respect. Please your chill
dren on proper occasions and they will
please you in after life.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-12-23
POINTED PARAGRAPHS,

Often an excuse is worse than the
offense.
What can't be cured shrould be well
insured.
Life after all is but a big bundle Of
little things.
No artist, however talented, has suc-.
ceeded in painting fragrant flower.
Money cannot buy an ounce Of love,
but it will purchase tons Of sympathy.
When a man gets in hole he is al
ways willing to be done by as he should
do.
A good dinner often transforms a
bitter memory into a pleasant forget
Dry.
When a woman reaches a certain age
there is no longer any uncertainty
about it.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-12-23
Hoods Pills cure Liver Ills. rs cents.
STAGE GOSSIP.

Walter Perkins is playing the title
role in 1.-THE New Boy"
A burlesque on RIP Van Wrinkle"
is to be writte1r'by Joseph w. Her
bert.
Charles v. Seamon, the comedian,
died recently of consumption at Shelf
field, Mass.
Tamagno is to receive 100000 and
expenses for forty performances In
Buenos Ayres.
1t Is rumored that John Hare will
produce a new play by Arthur w. Pr
nero next season.
They appreciate good musicians in
Austria. Hans Richter has been hon.
ored by exemption from taxation in VI
emma.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-12-23

1t was little Dick, and Archie with his
arms full OF red berries.
"Oh, where have you been?" said his
mother, as he ran to meet her.
II went to tha woods for some per-
fies and my coat caught in branch
and could not get it away. II 1t had
not been for Ellen 1 might have been
hanging there yet"
How can I ever thank your" said
Arehie's mother, turning to Ellen.
81 saw him go into the wood" re-.
piled Ellea. "afte: he put tHis heauti-
ful sleigh IN ogf SiSrEtsD sei Disk.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-12-23
A Phenomenon.

When Christmas comes with merry
pace
The small boy is a peach;
His stomach is the resting place
OF everything a reach.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1898-12-23
PLAYING SANTA CLAUS

OTHER, will Santa
Claus bring me a
sleigh tomorrow? |
would rather have
a sleigh than any
thing else in the
world.
when / passed
Mr.. Dunkirk's store
last night 1t was
full of sleighd,"
said Archie pres
The Somerset reporter., 1898-12-08
CornVille.

Mrs. Lydia Drew and Mrs. Isabella
Foes visited in skowhegan, Tuesday.
Seldpn York, Elden Libby, Albert
Walker of Brighton, we're in town, Wed
nesday.
rhp snow makes lots of business this
week.
NJ nd Freeman left Tuesday for Wnr.
cesrer, Mass, where she has position
in the Insane Asylum.
The stage gets in now at 7.45.
Jonah Hilton. who has been stopping
in town went to Bingham, recently.
Two deer came our in Ed. Greene's
orchard, Monday evening, about ten feet
from the house.
Miss Edna Green left Thursday, for
Massachusetts.
Gustavus Danforth has his wood all
hauled Into his door yard.
Parties from Smthtield passed through
town, Saturday, on hunting trip to
May field.
Parties from New Sharon, passed
through town, Wednesday, on hunting
trip TO Blanchard.
VIM. Roberts tried to catch two nice
deer Tuesday, but could not keep up.
Samuel King is hauling wood,
The Somerset reporter., 1898-12-08
Death of Mrs. Coffin.

MIS- Adeene Iord), widow OF the
late K. p. Coffin, died at the family
home In this village, Saturday evening
the Bird instant, of pneumonia, after an
illness of but few days. Mrs. Coffia
before marriage WAS for some years
teacher In the public schools and for
several months past had been engaged
in teaching. She was a graduate of
GOrham normal school and very prof.
cient and tactful teacher. She leaves
little daughter of less than five years, also
mother, two sisters, Misses Frances and
Jeanette Lord, and two brothers,
Harold and jeremiah, as immediate
relatives, who were all with her in her
last hours of life. She WAS the daughter
of the late Jeremiah Lord of Steep Falls.
Cumberland county, Maine.
Funeral services were held at the
home, Tuesday the 9Th instant, at II
O'Clock a. m., conducted by Rev. II. W.
kimball pastor of the Congregational
church. Many friends and neighbors
attended the service TO pay their last
offices to the memory of one whom they
respected aud loved.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-12-08
NIaytield.

Colby Brown has gone in the woods to
work for D. Rowell.
Miss Vergie Hall is visiting her sister,
Mrs MAJ cy Morrison OF Brighton.
Rev. B. V. Davis of Bingham, was in
town a few days last week.
Mr. Hiram Gerald and DR.. Brown are
working for A L. Flanders in his steam
mill
Master Kleber Campbell got his face
badly scaIded, short time ago, by can
of hot water bursting.
A number of teams from kingsbury,
are hauling logs TO the mill
A lady in town, whose birthday is in
November, sent her very pretty pen
wiper Of a cat with the following poetry
Last year at this date gave you a cat,
small gray kitten jus, that, only that,
I'm OF going to write the chestnut "I'm poor"
But three saturdays, that planned to visit a
store"
What did it do, but pour, pour pour,
so without more excuse I'll send you this cat.
Worth less than the gray kitten, for its "blind
as bat,
1t never has caught mouse or rat.
Yet without any food it will always keep fat
And assure you for long time it will drink
without being poisoned the blacklist of ink
But joking aside, know always remember,
With pleasure, each year, the eighth OF
November
The Somerset reporter., 1898-12-08
Bay statn FIeotIons.

Boston, Dec There were a number
Of surprises in the municipal election,
held in l6 Of the 81 cities Of The state
yesterday. and the greatest were a,
Brockton and Haverhill. In the former
city. which last year voted for licens4
by over 500, the strong campaign by
the temperance advocates not only
turned the city 10 no license. but role
up majority against liquor selling #
POO.
In Haverhill the Socialist Democrats
defeated q large field of candidates for
mayor including the present incumbent
and gained seats in both legisIatIy,
branches.
In other cities there was little chang
in the license vote. although al Spring.
field and Fall River there WIS a heavy
falling off of the no-lieense vote.
One OF the features Of the election vas
the victory Of the shoe-labor men in
Marlboro. their candidate winning Over
the Republican. who was supposed ID
have been supported by the manufac-
turers. Tn labor troubles In thai
city are nov likely to be acute
A comparison Of the license vote FOL.
lows.