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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19

God avert from us the reelection of
MIR. Martin TO the Senate. His -eiec-
ton would prove positively the justice
of the apprehension of oil intelligent.
observant and patriotic Virglnians, that
the money-devil and oflice-,rust and
banking trust We're insidiously obtain
ing control of our politics. its organiza.
lion and machinery. together with tht
active and operative agents Of lht
people" TO whom these things have
been left. In what was believed TO b.
the most sacred trust that could arise
and exist among free men. What q
deplorable condition Of things! But
God. it is said, only helps those whc
help themselves. Are we. who see and
recognize the danger doing our part:
Have we legislature of our own, OF
are we. and the legislature. the thralls
of lobby Of suborners. p.mps and
panders that are themselves the hired
men of profigate cabnl? There used
TO be men in Virginia. It Is still in
habited: but by what?
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
oRRiBIE BRu His

| ss AZ Shock 81 III go over the State when
|ythes sblne torSs the brutal y "
Known t9at ysgsaeess Dins gSy-
lstlons wit h the farms q It was very. dark
| aid t1tsRrarefui SAT- Castle aaynesfsS but
thastale Of the horrors under Summer
ell is black WI TIL cruel ies. S One negro
convict was beaten to -dea TIL hi the field
and prisoners were Horely NAL treated,
Whipped and starved, s. And that too. in
North Carolina near the end OF ~ the
century, and in O State where bloody
hrutalitles have been unknown In the
treatment of prisoners and &convicts
until the advent OF the bnleful combine:
First came the huge, horrid, peatllen-
;tial penltentiary stencil. Then " the
other crimes followed. Everything
touched has been marred or perverted
or outraged in some way. No depart
,nent-even the schools--has escaped
the contaglon of crime and rascality.
One negro was disabled for three weeks
as result Of q most cruel whipping.
1T is stated that he was hidden for ten
medical aid. Only cannibals or
incarnate devils could out-vle that dis
play, OF hideous brutality practlced by
this cruel boss in charge. Louis Sum-
merell.-Wilmington IN. Co Messenger.
Our contemporary ought to take
these things coolly. as a matter OF
course. Why should these colored folks
in the loyal hands Of North Caroline
Republicans expect anything better
than the colored Filiplnoes are receiv-
ing from the Federal Republican ad-
ministration? Mckinley sets the cx-
ample that Gov. Russell and his UNI
dcrlings follow. 1t Is the imperial
policy practically carried out, as the
rank and file understand 1t.
a week or ten days ago The Virgin
ian-Pilot gave its readers statement
of how superintendent and his wife,
In charge of a State educational insti-
tuition at the Capital of New Jersey,
placed girls and young women in dun
geons, on bread and water. or nothing.
at their sweet will, 1t is Hanna Re-
publicanism in the last stages of decay.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
THE vILESI OF MANKIND.

There are many men and women so
good that they will actually contribute
freely TO bring their dearest friends and
closest kin to misfortune, misery and
beggary, so that they may have the
exquisite joy of contributing ostenta-
tiously to their necessities. There are
intimate friends of all of us whose
happiness Is so dependent on our fail
ures that they will rejoice with cx-
ceeding great joy to be ruined, rather
than to witness our success in any
thing.
This is n very curious revelation of
human nature. and many persons de-
clare II to be incredible and impossible;
but spite, jealousy and envy are faith
onlless. like the malice and mnlignity
of revenge. although wholly without It's
cause; and the close observer soon dis
covers that there are men Of SO i'll
conditioned and selfish a sort, that in
comparison with them the rattlesnake
and cobra Ill capella, or hooded viper
OF India. are aminble and desirable
companions and trustworthy friends
And 1t is precisely with respect [,
this sort OF men end women, that tn
law plumbers egrcgIously in It's doctrin
Of animus. or motive; for these persons
perpetrate the most diabolical crime.
upon those for whom. apparently, the.
should entertain the truest regard anc
affection, With no conceivable motiv,
to the contrary The verdict Is tenn
porary insanity, whereas It should b.
inmate depravity and murder of TIT
foulest degree
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
THE DEMOCRATIC REVOLT IN
NEW ORLEANS.


One of the most hopeful signs of the
times has just occurred In New Or
leans. The Democratic bosses Of that
city, who had become masters of the
organization and the people whom they
had been placed in power To serve, had
run things with hi:sh hand, at their
own sweet Will, without regard to the
wishes of the Democracy: and this, aft
er q long-suffer!ng submission, at last
provoked revolt and n movement for
reform, headed and supported by the
best Citizens as well as u majority of
the people; and at the recent primaries
in that city the bosses were overthrown
and were thus forced to surrender.
~ most worthy gentleman, respec ed
and trusted by all is now put in NOM
ina tion. and, as his election ls sure, il
is believed that he will inaugurate and
establish good and honest govern
ment for New Orleans. TO the JOY and
benefit OF ali lis good citizens. This
is very cheering indeed, and demon
strates two things: LIST, that usurpinc
bosses cannot be restrained from usina
party organizations as they please un-
I'll the people revolt in earnest, and 2d.
when they do this. under fit leaders, the
revolution is sure to succeed. New Or
leans has set a good example for other
cities.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
HOW THEY FEEL.
tDanville Daily Bee.)

AS an illnstra ton of what the ma
chine is doing for dyed-in- the-woo and
rock-ribbed Democrats. this is n sam
pie from the South Boston News:
Hon. S. .. Kreesee appeals to the
friends Of Governor Tyler, whom. he
claims, are largely in the majority. 10
rally in a grand mass meeting at Hous-
ION next court day, and put up two
hrst-ciass men and then set to work
and elect them" This Is the plan MIR.
keesee suggests for the purpose of
defeating the machine" and getting a
fair expression Of the people as to
their choice between Martin and Tyler.
This is free country, and The peo-
pie have the right to meet. resolve
and 10 act, and 1t begins to lool, as II
we are going to have slight breeze
just a little ripple upon the surface-in
Imitation of the proceedings in Char
lotte and other counties in the State
And that is the way they feel. When
the time comes to spring the Swanson
Governor act on the people there will
be an everlasting kick-up. And 1t is
well.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
WE SEE OURSELVES in OTHERS.
It is Robert Burns who says:

% 'No'S'S Doiho Wllp Says.
20 wad some power the giftie gle us.
To see ourselves as ithers see us;
II Wad frne mony blunder free us,
An foolish notion
But are we not endowed with this
"giftle" in observing ''ithers?" When
we are mere hearers and lockers on,
disintcrested and impartial, we can and
do Judge an action ana It's actors
justly; and when we condemn and
sometimes fiercely abuse all concerned
In such n matter. we natter ourselves
that we are much'better men than they,
and that under similar circumstances
we would have done much more wisely,
or Justly, or rightly and mercifully.
But would we? Alas, rarely! We
thus see others as others see us; and
under like temptations. pressure and
other influences, the long odds are that
we would ain in the same way and
degree. Yet that fact does not justify
q wrong. and we should steadily seek
to strengthen ourselves that we may
be saved as Burns says:
"frae mony a, blunder
An foolish notion
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
lThe Lonisa News.l

1t is really astonishing what n little
amount of money will make numbers
of seemingly respectable men In Louisa
vote contrary to their word and con-
victions. These same scoundrels are
the loudest in condemning the rotten
ness OF our government, and they are
bought up like so many cattle by any
man who Is willing to spend his money.
Ananias and Judas Iscariot are re-
pectable examples Of morality compar-
atively speaking. Editor Blbb Is no
sorehead, but he detcsts lying rascals
who pretend to be vlrtuous and sell
their souls for @ dollar.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
JOINT RESOLUTION
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing 10 strike from the Constitution the SECOND
clause u article ten aud pr0riding for publishing
and certifying the same TO the ncrs Genera .lssen
bly, Of Virginia.
lArproved February %, 1881

l. REsoLrEp by tho House OF Delegates and Senate
q majority OF the members elected to each Of tho
houses agreeing thcreto That the following amendment
10 the Constitution OF Virginia be and hereby proposed
and referred to tho General Assembly to be chosen Mt the
noxt general election of senators and members OF thu House
OF Delegates for is concurrence in conformity with the
provisions Of sccton of article twelve Of said Const
tuition nsmoly: Strike from the Constitution OF Virginia
section oil article ten which is in the following words
Article 10, section mo tax shsll I've imposed on
Of tho citizens this State for the privilege Of takiu
catching FROM their natural beds wit, in
tho water. thereof; but the amount Of sales of oysters sd
taken by citizen in ans year. may lie taxed =:
rate not exceeding s rate of taxation IMPOSED upon
any ether species Of property.
. REsoLvEp That the clerk Of the House Of Dele
gates the clerk OF the Senate il vacancy happen
In both of said Offices tho presiding officer Of either Ouse
Of tho General Assembly, be authorized and required
this proposed amendment snd these resolntous he
published in newspaper published each OF tho cities
OF the Commonwealth having moro than ten thousand In
habltants onto week for tarc, consecutive months IRE
to ts time OF choosing the n0nbcrs Of the General
Assembly at tho general election of and
tiers OF this IIou.e OF Delegates.
s. RESOLVED. That tho clerk Of the House Of Dele
gates aud tho clerk OF tho he required TO Transmit
IL the General Assembly 10 chosen ut the next
election of memters Of the ionr. Of and Senate
certified copy OF said proposed amendment and of these
re.aItons sagether with a.ncAies 81
nulthers neWeparrt which said proposed amend
shall hayo been published
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
INTERNATIONALLY RACE.
fsouth BOSTON News.

While the Machine is now and then
grinding out sNlartin delegates, ii is
gratifying to note that the principle
which Governor Tyler represents-th he
election of United States Senators by
the direct vote OF the people-is con
stantly growing in favor. And while
the convention here in Halifax in
structed for Martin. it also instructed
its nominees to vote for some measure
by which the people may have a voice
in the election OF United States Sena-
tors,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
OFFICE OF CLERK or HOUSE, or DELEGATES.
t,,....a.. III. req

Tho foregoing Is copy Of joint resolution propos.
leg 20 sections aud two OF article seven
Of tho Constitution Of Virginia. ind providing for publish.
ing said amendments and certifying tho same 70 tho nett
General Assembly which agreed during tho session
OF lSa79S by majority the members elected to each
Of the two houses and 90 recorded and which Joint
luton approved by tho Governor March B. ls5, md
!. published in accordance With provision contained
therein T. II. BIGGER.
Clerk Of House of Dccsao and Keeper of the Rolls Of
Virginia.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
FISHERMAN and Farmer.l

If Mr.. Martin is not defeated 1t will
be due to courthouse cliques and coun.
~ rings throughout the State, ruling
and dominating the situation
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19

The values Of fabrics are
d determined by STYLE" EQUAL
ity" and width" Are we
right1 Then if the style is
new, the quality superb, and
the width sxtra wide the price
cannot be inconsistent, but
will balance the value. Be-
ware, therefore, when any one
offers you the newest" the
"best" and the widest" at
"ridiculously little prices"
We are showing a most
tempting line Of those big,
bright. handsome, stylish
plaids for which the "girls
craze" at prices as low as
worth and goodness permits
Prices from soc. 10 $3.50 a
yard. Styles both for skirts
and capes. New plain suit
lngs are ready, too.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
orrrcr OF cLrRk or HOUSE OF DErec.rEs,

NIcHMONp, Va, July e. IS90.
The foregoing is cory Of joint resolution propos
Ing to strike from the Constitution the second clause Of
article ten and providing for publishing nnd certifying
the to the noxt General Assembly Of Virginia. which
was agreed TO during the session Of nv majority
of the members elected to each Of tho two houses
recorded mud which joI. resolution WAS approved by the
cordancc with provision contained therein.
T. II. BIGGER,
Clerk Of House of Delegates and Keeper of tho Rolls Of
T., Virginia.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
RICHMOND coLLEcE.
MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE.

For Young Women and Girls. Thorough
and complete course Of study. English
Branches, Languages, Art, Music. Eiocu-
tion and Physical Culture. Session will
begin September the 9th.
Miss VIRGINIA REYNOLDS,
Miss MARY BUCHANAN RANDOLPH,
Principals.
For. other information address caro- p. o
Box .9I. Norfolk, Va. Tor personal inter-
view after September the 1st, call at tho
Mary Washington College, corner OF
Cranky street and College Place. Norfolk
jy2I-2in
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-09-28

S. S. 6iQ ipeiulerer. r.-Gra Du>
latb Nripes: &omers & Simlons
Ebmmerbane beitaaenbe al 81 Nil
6opeblinie ts 13@ Mil Bran@linier
% @ibeipor er bleuen ouerbraset til
@il1iam 8. Sopce at Chicago. Den
ansiueltse Risbeium er 81, men be
anuenote Rrt9Rat, Stamps antpber
$4,000. Banen 9aor nurbpett fra
6ibbius til @roofeb Safe.
9et beber. at 0uerbroeelfeni 8ir.
teliebeben er en- Operbraselie til s.
s. 6ils @aftern Minneiota. Man
peo. at Nr, 6.q aster at bpgse fra
ptbbins til @snen ON &ainp &tner
paa @rnnbien mob Ranaba. os oenne
Bane uilbe bliue lise pao ben 6pt
berps. ION sanite noturtiat uiloe bli,
pe fulst. IS. Z. Sopce er lite fienot
ber. Dette Ribb af S. S. 8iu CT
ierlist bete9nenbe, naar man erin.
brer, at ban fges at bore beifemt pan
at bp9ge fra Stuan @iuer til Riloca.
8eb bo at bpase fra Groofeb 2ofe til
@ainD &iuer pilbe ber bliue en- Bane
fra ct. &auI til &anabagrnnoien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-09-28

Sfglge Sournal: Olaf Olion fra
6ennins blep bragt til @inbsip9ebu'
let 9irsbog.
Der ct rapporteret / Bpen. at en-
bsb Set ct funben Gluen ner Rop'
panebrcen. Dr. Duncan bar Rreuet
til Superuiiors / Toipn Of Nuroal
ON at lase 6eiten ub of @luen itrots.
s benne GorbinDelie fan neunes. at
Set ct en- 5orbrpbelie af en- aluorlig
art at benlesse bbbe 9pr eller anore
l,enenbe Tino / en- @lu. buorfro en-
8p to9er &anb.
Sra EorbenR1olb mebbeles: .6ans
s. 6anion EorbenRolb fpttebe til
Morb.D Datota for nosle 9aae fben.-
Mrs. Eoaen Steenerion ct farlist
ipa al Rreft / Rauen. .-Treo Batlbi
fit Fit 2aar' % 9ofteben fnuR unoer
61ulet af en- Ereiiemaifine forlebeu
% pil blipe 4rbblina for 2iuet."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-09-28

Beirprofeten Tan lite fi9es at babe
aiort ine5oser ri9tis 9obt bet fife.
Set fommer bog noaet an paa, bpor'
leoeS mon ta8er bet. 6an faeoe, at
@eiret ptloe bliue ubeba9elt9t ben
3oie u9e / September. 3oie use bar
fife uae. 9an trof lite paa ber. o9
bpis mon betra9ter bam fra 8aalioes
lisbebens @ibe. pil ban ubouenbi9uis
falbe Mistrebit. Men bpis mon
betraster BAN fra rIrti9beoens" 81.
be, tan mon 10 lite anbet enb til9ipe
bans l1paolioeliabeb. tbi ban gap os
meaet bebre. enb ban lopebe. Sijfe
l1ge bar. meset bebaaelis, for
benne Narstib at bore.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-09-28

@n un8 @ut brufuet.-@lbu,p 9afe
9eralo lfriner: r@eorae Iiorfe, en-
10 Nar sammel S9n al &einbaro
5josfe al Helican Safe. orutnebe
@pnoaa @ftermiobas (ben17be Sept }
/ ct Tibet &ano }bb for s. 8. Babs
9iem. Sammen neo to onbre Gut
ter, @rouen % &ultin. ait bar ub paa
Nnbeia9t os toa en- Baab. iom lite
bar itor NOT for to. Gn 6uno fuIate
efter benz, os ba be bar omtriua 100
&eos fra 2ano, par Sunoen ubeu>
tptpl tret og forip9te at fomme op
Baaben. lem berpeb oaltebe. @ro.
pen % &oItin bar ifono til at faa
fat / Baaoen % bolbt fait ueb ben.
men 5iotie git unoer og ioaes lite
mere. OmfrinQ &t. II nefe Dag
fanotes 9taet isien paa tets Sob
&anb al @bris @taar os s. 8aute /
N1bbb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-09-28
5OaarStubttd.t,.t+

.8ioneer 8reis" ct. Saul be-
9pnbte at ubfemme 1849. % / Slut'
ningen af nnfe Maaneb bill Blabet
feire at at50aarsiubileum ueo enMam>
moth ubsaue poa lite minbre enb So
Sioer inobefattenbe ct forartet iqu.
ftreret Omiloe meb fire seulprer. Sc,
ION banoler meb 2bsnumere al Nui'
ier. faar lite mere of oenne ubaape,
enb be ipecielt ororer for ben 9aa.
@nbber, iom Bnlfer at erbolbe % ops
beoare en- fulbftenbig. intereSiant %
tQufreret Minneioto' 6iforie, bsr
uben Torbalin9 orore ct @tiemplar
bos fin rNemsbealer" nu frats.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-09-28
Gpttcorota College

anpenbte $4,000 til 5orbebrinaer
CONNER. SEP Rloaf, upe &anoclo'
tets, npe Boberum. BaReri og npe
Maple9ulu tbes9e &ieloeretoger e,
blanot be mea pi9tise 5orbebrtn9er.
iom tiQi9emeo electrif Sos, electrtfe
Rlofter o. Opparmnins meo 9amt
gjer 8pguinaerne ieroeles betoemme.
bebaeeliee oQ tibsmesfge. Ser er
Soueuerelier for omtrent 300 @leuer.
TO / bpert @erelie. 261 Stuoente>
itite Nar'
Sn9en No9un9set'amen.
@trio til $. $. u a +, Moor>
beob, Dftnn., efter &ataloQ paa sc
Sioer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-09-28

Sen fbr r,epnte Eruits@pnferenee.
iom tleu bolbt ct. Souls fife use.
antog enbel Meiolutioner. ber anbefas
ler tom Bo!emibDel mob 9rut>O Onbet,
at baabe @taterre og Nationen ifal
antage 2oue. iom ital teitemme.
bpab Der Ct forbrpberf Tremsen9s<
maabe for Eruts. o9 oeriom be for'
ier fig. Fol be itraffes oip.
Bort 2anb tienoer ollerebe tpr libt
I'll 1aaban 2ou9iunin9, o9 bpab ben
er COB for.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-09-28

6un lite lite at fe fig / Spei(et.
Mrs. 8. Soubeil, Wanistique, Mi@.,
uar tolo Nar pluget meb 6ubublet,
iom beoeffebe belle benoes Hniiet oe
polote benoe mesen Tortreb os ube>
boeel;ebeo. 9oor mango 9iues oer
lite. Tom ct uanfiret pao famine @is?
6un lRrtuer: r6oer Gong ies ait
fOrbt ct Spetl o9 iaa NIT MnRet BERT
albeles ooeriaaet meo Sinner, Iom
bet par, table ieg al 2pf % @lebe /
2ioet. Seq aenereoe mig for at>8aa
ino / en- Butit. oe ielu / &irten fplte
|jee mig forlesen. Da bet blep pers
re os uerre belle Eiben, bruate iee etc
par Slater &urt'o. os olle Tinnerne
os uolettet er nu forlpunone. Seq
bauoe cite left Nuiierne ON 1eres
Weoicin. men ieg troeoe lite, ben utls
be funne ubrette mere eno onore Me>
biciner, Tom jeg baobe brugt. Sec
bauoe la9t uo en- bel 9el &en9e for
iaabanne Mebiciner. Seq uil altib
bope Deres &urifo I 9uiet."
Mau9e ct blepne beba9eli9 iiuffebe
oper ST. Beter'S Rurifo. Den bel.
breber 6ub1pabomme peb at goa lise
til Observation-Disclosures / Blpbet.
Site en- Npotbetermebiciu. 2oialoeen.
ter bar ben tiliales. Sfrtu til ST.
&eter 5abrnep, 112-114 go. 9onne
Npe.. Ehicaop. Su.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-09-28

5tiQiugen / Transpaal pebbliper
at pore me9et fritiR. Brefoent &ru=
asr liat babe benuenbt fig til 9rons
ming &tctoria meb Nnmobnins ON at
bruge fin Snoflgoelje paa at forbins
ore Rrig. Breiibent &ruser oil 9ier>
ne unrgoa Rria. 6an er 9ammeI
not til at oibe. buab &rig betpber.
Men Boerne fal bore meget baarbo
natteoe % pil lite ssipe eiter paa..
boab be anfer iom fire @ettisbeber.
De er mobi9e. bel uoruiteoe og puebe,
os be fi9es at babe ooer $4,000
Wanb at fette / Marten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-09-28

Ninneapolis &ribune uplpier. at
Nutomobt(et elIer ben electromagnetic
&osn ri! blioe brust Der 8pen ne=
ite Baar. 50 laaoanne &jpretpier
ct ollerebe orbreoe fra @btca9o % uil
blioe farbise til nafte Baar. 30 al
oem ri! bliue bruste al ct Rompagni,
Der pil oriue famine 5orretning ION
en- 2eieitalb M. Sc oil lete &o0ne<
ne uo, lieeoan fom be nu leier ub
&osn os 6eit. at Rompoani meb en-
&apital paa en- 4oartmiQion Dollars
bolber paa at orsantlere fig for bette
Diemeo. Driutraften ital. iaapiot
ri foritaar, pere @leftr,citet. % ber
Fal bore not al ben til at tunre ftpre
60 Ri(. fbr en- 5oripntns mao til.
20 &o9ne er orbnebe til pripat 1rua.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-09-28

Bill lite baoe ct @1em. sra @oib<
inston meobeles ben 25be b.. at en-
Armee.officer bar iast. at ban ct ON.
trent filter paa. at Nbmirai 9e,uep
lite bill mobtaae bet 6iem. fom mon
aster at 9tpe BAN. for felp at BRUCE
bet. Men buis BON mobtaser @apen,
iom ban antaselia gi6r, uil bon siere
ben til ct 3iem for fpse % tilnabe=
TONNE Solbater o9 Spmenb. 9ette
ifal ban baue iaot let 8rep til en- aus
ben Officer.
Nr. 9emep er @nfemanb, flyer ben
famme Officer, % liter besuben Rlub.
Iiuet, faaat ban bor ,fte meaet Brua
for ct 6iem.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-09-28
Bibelbiforter o9 5ortlorinaer poa
@naelR / u9eblooets Begbanbel.

Mse1ter pnifes for s"The Life and
Achievements of Admiral Dewey, Der.
oens ftprfte Spbelt. 8pgen ct itrepet al sNu,
rat 9alfteab, oer belle tit 2tp bar oeret er,
@en oe Beunbrer af 9atipnens Sbpl. Beo,
fte % ftsrite Bce, pper 500 Stcer 8x10 Som.
mer. nefen 100 @tDer af halft0ne illu.
strati0ns. Blot s1.50.. l1bpre Gfteripsre,
iel. Stor Gpmmtsttpn. ubtnr frit. Blc1
en- FABIAN Mnlebntne t 2tpet~ @frip lnort.
1benomtnicn @cmpanp, 3tb Tloor, GaSton
Blb9., Gbteaeo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-09-28

Sra @an5raRc,sco ftriues ben 22oe
b., at Minneicta.Of Differences 6u'
fruer bar bet lemt. &fterat baue
peret filt fra fine Menb ct Nar,
mems bisie par paa Jilippinerue. o.
be MI bar reift belt til San 5rancis.
CO forat mgbe BEN, er Der al uoii9t
til, at be mao reiie biem olene uben
at foo pere SelRob meb fine Menb.
Der paaftaaes nemlig, at Der lite blir
Stun for benz poa famine 2ren.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-09-28

&aptein Drepfus. BET nps bleu
bbmt iom 2anbsforreber men berpoo
benoabet, er reiit til bet ipbli9e
5rontria til en- Spo9er, oer bar ueret
Ripbmanb ca. 25 Nor. o9 uil bo Der,
inbtil ban sienpinber fin 6elbreb.
@aH flyer. ban bar til8iuet. men
ban Tan lite 9lemme. 6an uil BRUCE
fin Tib til at furibse paa at beuiie fiji
ufbloiabeb.
Rob al 5oruentnin9 er bet tilibne'
labenbe roltat paa Operi1 i1oben boz
bet frantic 5olt. efterat So9en er afs
9iort.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-09-28
Wtnnefota.

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