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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
OUR COMING STREET FAIR.

The People in all Walks of Life in the
City Becoming Interested.
Mr.. Geo. ID. Benson. the street fair
expert. who will Introduce in this city
one OF his marvclously successful en-
tertainments for one week. beginning
about May lst under the auspices oil
Portsmouth Lodge No. 81. b. p. o. e.,
is i'm the city. Last night he was in
consultation with the Executive Com
mittec of the lodge, mapping out n
complete prospectus of the coming
great event which our people are to be
treated TO. The prospectus will be sub
mitted to the Board of Trade for its
approval. after which the fair will he
pushed forward with great energy and
vigor.
That this fair will be of the greatest
benefit imaginable TO the merchants of
our city and the people generally is
evidenced by the following from II few
Of the many cities which have greatly
profited by projects of this kind. See
what they say:
'LaPorte. 1ndiana-First attempt was
in July. '97. Could not properly care
for the people. Ten thousand from
Chicago alone"
Peru. Indiana-Her fifth annual
street fair September. ~. An average
of forty thousand visitors n day for
the entire five days. and twelve thous-
and ran in on evening trains specially
for the carnival on the last night"
kalamazoo. Michigan = First free
street fair October. 80. Seventy thous-
and visitors on banner day, and other
three days almost as great Streets too
contested for successful parades. either
flower parade during day or carnivals
ut night. Five thousand maskers on
last night. Banks estimated 100000
left in the city by visitors"
Grand Rapids. Michigan First
grand carnival October. 80. City over
crowded and n hot time for four days"
Fort Wayne, Indiana-Fair and car
nival October 4, s. G and Z. Largest
brought nearly 1900. Over $4,000 came
first night to coronation. in the rain"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
{" GREEK SOCIAL"

An elaborate program has been arranged
for the coming Greek Social" to be held
at tho residence of Mrs. J. H. Fleming,
corner Armstrong and Bay streets. Thurs,
day evening, March 22d. for the benefit
OF the building fund of Park View NJ T.
Church. The talent consists OF Misses;
I.ici,e Newell. Lee Wcllcner and Mrs. l.
l.. Watkins, soloists vocal, Misses Elias
ma Dodson. Mabel Herbert and INlth
Neville: plano solols;.:. Mrs. Warren
Wormsley and Misses Margaret. Vlrnc!-
son and Callina Newell will rccitc. and
Mrs. l., e, Watkins will render a guitar
500. which completes the delightful pro-
gram. Those who will be attircd In tho
Greek costumes will BIO Misses Ellen
Sandy. in canary. with gold trimming;
AMMO Hudglns. heiotrope. with silver:
Miss Nash. in white and god; Miss Ham
iton, white; Miss Mcrecock. pink and
gold; Miss, Mcars. blue and god; Miss
Burden. rcd and gold; Miss Burton, white
and gold; Miss Herbert. blue and gold;
Miss billiard white And sold: Miss Dod-
son, blue and silver. Mosdamcs Hugh
Smith. Charles Dennis. CIV. Johnson, Ira
Wilkcrson. T.. Ii. Wilkins. Nichols and ~
II. Fleming will be tttir5d in white. with
gold trimming. and compose the reception
committee. Silver Offering.
CAKE AND CREAM, 15C.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
OUR BASEBALL TEAM.
Everything Fast Getting Into sb,

Everything Fast Getting Into Shape
for the Season of Nineteen Hundred
Tnat portsmouth is to have a new,
first-class baseball park, in conjunc-
ton with n ball team that will reflect
credit upon the gentlemen who are at
the head of this popular enterprise Is
evidenced by the work now going on at
the new park, at the intersection of
the Port Norfolk electric railway and
Glasgow street extended The park
will be completed this week. the grand
stand being very nearly finished now.
The people will remember the size of
the old erand-stand. on the South street
read. and which was destroyed by fire.
and the comfort it gave those who pa
trcnied 1t.
The new grand-stand Is just as
large, If not larger and the comfort
of the patrons of the game has been
carefully looked after in it's construc-
ton.
The field has been ploughed up. and
beginning to-day, weather permitting.
two heavy rollers will be kept con-
stantly at work until the diamond and
outtield is in the very best shape pos
sible
Exhibition games will be arranged
with National League clubs, and as the
season with the Virginia League does
not open until April 30th. an opportu-
nifty will be given the patrons of the
game in this city and section to judge
of the ability of the individual play
c"s which will make up the Ports
mouth club.
Several clever men have been signed
by Mcssrs. Brady and Butt. the own
ers of the franchise in this city. and
the manager of the club. Pete" Week
enbecker. has corralled five or six men
which. he says, are fully competent to
corroborate by skillful work on the dia-
niond all the good things he has said
about them. Manager Weckenbecker
Is expected to arrive here hourly. and
when he comes the makeup of the
whole team will be given the public
This much. however. can he said now
and that is that Weckenbecker knows
that he is expected to give Portsmouth
team that will uphold the reputation
Portsmouth has earned in athletic
sports. and it is confidently believed by
our people that the team of 1900 will
measure up to every requirement in
that direction.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
LATEST NAvAL NEWS.

Lieutenant Commander chi. Thomas
Is assigned to duty in connection with
the Union Iron Works at San Fran
cisco.
Lieutenant-Co Commander H. Winslow
is detached from the Constellation and
ordered home and will await orders.
Lieutenant c. S. Bookwalter is de-
tached from the naval station ut Ha-
vana and ordered to Schenectady.
Ensign II. V. Butler is ordered to the
Buffalo as watch and division officer
Rear-Admiral Is. f. Day is detached
from the retiring board and ordered
home to await orders
Captain c. S. Cotton Ia ordered to
duty with the present naval retiring
board.
Lieutenant John r. Ede Is detached
from the Washington Navy-yard and
ordered To duty In charge of the
Branch photographic Office. Baltimore.
Paymaster j. ]. Cheatham is ordered
to the New York Navy-yard.
Ensign ]. p. Jessup is detached from
the Iowa and ordered 10 the Philadel-
phia.
Naval Constructor w. H. Varney is
placed on the retired list.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
communicated

sunday afternoon ut 4 o'clock n rev
erent congregation assembled in Cedar
,.roVe cemetery to witness the dedica-
tlon OF monument to Rev. Aristi(cs
smith. among them being his daughter.
Mrs. Harrison. The day was lovely: n
beautiful blue sky overhead flcckcd
with clouds. The mysterious stir of
spring, that unfailing emblem of the
resurrection. pervadcd the air Beau
tiui spring flowers adorned his grave.
Ono of his assistant teachers nov
Robert Gatewood. conducted tho scr
vices. AS it was Mr.. Smiths birthday
we were anxious to have tho dedication
on that day. but as the monument is
sun partly unpaid for 1t is hoped all
his scholars who have not done so will
contribute.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22

pany, which will occur on the 18th of

pany, which will occur on the 18th of
April.
There is mail at this office awaiting
\. Y. H.. who will please call and get
same.
a colored girl eleven years Of age
was locked up in the station house last
night on the charge of maliciously cut
ting another girl about her age. 1t is
not very serious matter.
The rehearsals of Princess Bonnie"
and "Pnafore" under the guidance of
Mrs. j. Il. Shipp go merrily on. and
judging from the success of the same,
the production of both of these tuneful
operas will be the finest yet presented.
The cast i'll each is exceptionally
strong.
There was rehearsal of "Ye
Deestrick Skule" last night at Elk
Opera House, which was largely at
tended. This comedy will be presented
next Tuesday night.
Mr.. George Il. Barrett. of this city,
has accepted Il position with the New
York Shipbuilding Company. OF Can.
dron. N. Y, for which place he will
leave April list.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
A uANDIE FACTORY COMING

Apropos the visit TO this city or, 10 be
more correct. Primers Point. of MIR.
Lawsha. of New Jersey. much intcres :
is being ccntcred in what his presence
here Will result in. Tho gentleman
came. so it is said on very good au-
thority. for the purpose Of making ar
engagements for the location of n very
large handle factory.
He was shown the great advantages
this section has for manufacturing in
dustrics of every description. and Mr.
I.awsha expressed himself as heinz
highly pleased and aereeably surprised
at the o-ahcaditiVeness OF our. people
and the wonderful growth OF this port
II is believed that such good impress
sion was made upon the gentleman
that the factory will como here. which
when in full running capacity. will nee
cssitato the employment of al least
seventy five skilled workmeu.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
WITH THE UNIFORM RANK.
Portsmouth Company, No Is. Enjoys
Its Annual Inspection and In
stoIlntion IF O0icavc

Its Annual Inspection and In
stallation of Officers
At Pythian Castle last night thor
oughly interesting scene presented it
self. the occasion being the annual in
spection OF Portsmouth Company, No
10. u. r. X. p. Captain Vaughn COM
handing, and the installation of it's
officers.
Colonel George Battley. OF the First
Virginia Regiment. installed the fol-
lowing officers, assisted by Major w. c.
Corbett of this city:
Captain-B. Frank Vaughn.
First Lieutenant-R. II. Mclean.
Second Lieutenant-W. y. White.
Right Guide-W. II. Bennett
Left Guide-GeorSe S. Bell.
Captain II. t. Myers. of Norfolk, and
Iieutenants c. p. BROMLEY and Lee
Frank Vaughn, of this city. were also
present
There was n very large turnout of the
membership. and after the business of
the evening had been finished the com
pany repaired to the banquet hall be-
low. where a tempting repaSt had been
spread. and to which full justice was
done by the gallant Sir Knights of
Portsmouth Company.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
PORTSMOUTH, GUN cLuP.

The Portsmouth Gun Club. with a
membership of thirty. will inaugurate
the trap-shooting season this afternoon
at 80 o'clock ut Columbia Park
The club will open the season with a
great live bird shoot. in which thnrn
will be several events. tho winners of
winch Will be presented with trophics
appropriate to the occasion.
y large attendance of the club mem
bcrship will he present, and ONLY mem
bcrs or the club will participate i'm the
contests.
This club is composed of The b,st
marksmen In this city or section. and
an excellent score ny its individual
members can be looked forward to with
q great degree of confidence
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
AN ENcYc1IcAL FROM AMERICA
The First OF It's Kind To he Issued
Since It's Reformation

The Protestant Episcopal Church Of
the United States has taken. through
the bishops Of Delaware. Long Island
and Springfield. part in the contro-
vcrsy over the validity of Anglican
orders ana issued yesterday the firsi
encyclical ever sent out from America
This encyclical accompanies a vindica-
ton of these orders. prepared by the
Rav. Dr.. Arthur Lowndes. Of the Long
Island diocese, and amplifics and sup
plomcnts a vindication prepared and
SISTED not long SINCE by the Arch
bishops Of Canterbury and York. The
two statements have however. no COM
mon part. the one being That of the
Church Of England. the other of the
Same Church of America. The ency-
clical gees to every bishop in the world.
and is printed. therefore, III several
languages. The expense has been
borne by subscribers to fund, the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
TWO MORE MEN CONVICTED.

nc COIUEtU Inan " IIIIAm ThOmnS.
the accomplice Of William Flannagan
in the robbery of Roscnbaums cloth
ing store several days ago. was ar
raigncd in the Hastings Court ycstcr-
day. Judge Watts presiding. and was
given by the jury sitting in his case n
term of five years Imprisonment; in the
penitentiary. Flanagan Il day or two
ago got ten year sentence.
John Smith. colored. was the next to
learn that the way OF the transgrcssoi
is hard. lie is the man whom il was
proven broke into the oyster packing
house of Captain Wainwright several
months ago and stole money to an
amount in the neighborhood of q hun.
drcd dollars. he getting It from ths
Office safe which he had inadvertcntly
left unlocked. He was sent IN for n
period of seven years Most OF tn,
stolen money was recovered
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
PINNER's POINT NOTES.

The Epworth League of Port Norfolk
Methodist Church have engaged Mr.
SrlNey's new storehouse. near the post
Office. in Pinncr's Point, where they
Will give box party and ice cream
festival tonight The public are re-
qucstcd 10 attend.
Mr.. w. a. Pollard. OF this place. has
been appointed 10 solicit sale Of stock
in The Pig Point Land Company His
held will be mostly in and around
Portsmouth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
Office OF the City Clerk.
Council Chamber.
Portsmouth, Va, March 10. 1900

g. EALEr PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
~ ce:veI until o'clock p. m: on 9Th day
OF Arril. 1900 at the City Clerks Office
and at that time and place will be public
y :, 9ES ,. for LIGHTING WITH ilLI:S-
ltuLSE. MARKET SHED AND CRY
q tlCk OF the city for Il period of one IS
three 90. or five 20 years.
Also ut tho same time and place scaled
propoSalS Will be received for lighting th,,
CITY PUBLIC BUILDINGS WITH GAS
OK ELECTRICIrY. contracts for thu
same TO cover the same periods Of time as
above.
Contracts to begin oil LIST day OF SEN
temher, 1900. at IL o'clock noon. and to end
on LIST day OF September, 190l-1903- 1906. Mt
II o'clock noon. Specifications to be had
on application.
Tho Committee on Lights reserves tho
right to reject any or all bids. Communal
cations other than proposals should be
addressed to
SANI'L r. MONTAGUE.
mN-9t Chairman OF Committee on Lights.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
ssI7:tp.

SNYDl;R.-At her horne. in Appoma,-
toX county. M, Tuesday. March -. 1900
az 3 p. m. SARAH T.. beloved wife IL tho
Icy W. y. Snyd@r. in the iith year OF
The funeral will he he'd from the roc
ideiEc OF her broth ern-law. Mir. l.. W.
THIS Crhursday) AL !1R%OON. Inter.
mcnt in Oak Grove.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
EVENTS TODAY
- E--N = IL l)A I.
Rifles Virginia Volun

Portsmouth Mics, Virginia Volun
teers.
Stephen c. Rowan Association. Naval
Veterans.
Farragut Post No. /. C.. 4. r.
Atlantic Lodge No. "a X of p.
portsmouth council No. 227. r. a.
John w. Daniel Club. political
Third Ward Democratic club. orcani.
cation.
Grce Lodge No. 81. l. o. O. r.
Peabody Council No. loo Jr. O. L.
a. NJ.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
whv Not Own Your Homo,

we can furnish YOU one on The
EASIEST terms. beautiful homes for
sale in Park View and Port Norfolk.
An complete. Call or address FOR in I
formation The Seaboard Real Estal,
Co. pa High street Cup stairs). lnsur
ance solicited. mills
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22

Chas. r. Welton II Co. have removed
to POS High street. Noah's Ark's old
stand.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22

Nervous Headache Curod
Speedily. No danger by Hicks Cam.
dine. Is and 25c at drug stores.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-04-11
IT IS MAYOR wINHAM.
Mayor Mullins, His Board of Alder
men and Cabinet, 60 Out and the
New Set In.

The East Side council held a
meeting last night for the purpose
of installing the newly elected of
ficers to their respective places.
The board however thought best to
transact the business of the meet
ing as there was some unfinished
business on hand to look after.
Minutes of last meeting was read
by Acting Recorder A. b. Little,
Mr.. Murphy not being present, aud
the same approved.
The reports of Marshal Casey,
Sewer Inspector and Pound Master
Barber, was read and approved.
Bills we're allowed to the amount
of $l,959,15. 1t developed that
81, 1909 of these bills were for the
pest house and to pay the attending
physician.
Mayor Mullins made a speech in
turning the "key" over to his sue
cessor, Allen Winham, and it was
freighted with good advice. He also
had word with the new aldermen
present. Circuit Clerk ]. D. Sander
son, was on hand and administered
the oath of Office to the newly
elected. The officers were then in
stalled and the new Recorder,
Thomas Brewer called the roll for
the first time. All the new officers
we're present and turned in their
bonds.
The Mayor appointed his commit
tees.
W. E. Yarbrough was sworn in as
deputy marshal.
Treasurer Williams turned ever
all cancelled scrip in his possession
and it was burned.
The council adjourned until
Thursday night at which time the
new board of Aldermen will have
chance to do some legislating for
the city's good.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-04-11
Off to the Territory

The following gentlemen leave
today for weeks onting, hunt
ing and hshing in the Indian Terri
tory, via the X. G. p. & g.; J. G..
Ware, T. G. McFadden, Geo. West,
W. A. Arthur, Joe Bedingfeld, W.
H. Brezzel; E. B. Jett of Little
Rock; DR.. K. M. Wilson, j. f. John
sen, Ruff Boyett, of Hope; land r. B.
Williams. 1t is we'll known fact
that hunters when on an outing,
such as these gentlemen will have,
enjoy life. 1t is also well known
that to enjoy such an outing there
must be well filled larder, and
this must be done by one who knows
just how to ill such an order, and
has the stock to do it. One year
ago this same party handed their
grocery order TO Lambeth Grocer
Co. to be filled, and it was done SC
well and completely that today this
company has duplicated the order
of year ago. All ye outing par
ties hand your orders for supplies
to the Lambeth Grocer Co., ant
you will enjoy your outing and will
be fat and happy when you return
They are down at No. 222, corner
Broad and Elm.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-04-11

II. Clark Chauncey, Ca, says DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve cured him Of piles that
had afflicted him for twenty years. II is
also speedy cure for skin diseases. Be
ware Of dangerous counterfeits. Embry
Drug Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-04-11

Chlcagoans are purchasing polo
ponies, and the British are after
Arkansas mules. The ponies are
to be used in chasing an inanimate
object, while the mules will be used
IN chasing the anImatc-the Beers,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-04-11

Allliver ills are cured by Hoods
Pills, 2bc
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-04-11
This for the Farmers.

Price Mccormick & Co., who
stand at the head of the
cotton statistical bureau and
who are well posted on the visible
supply Of cotton say that the visi'
BILE supply In sight will fall far be-
hind the computed number OF bales
that experts expected the past crop
to yield. They advise the farmers
and Others holding spot cotton to
hold OF to 1t as 1t is bound to bring
a good big price. The letter is too
long for publication, but It's ten.
dency is to advise the farmers to
plant large crop In order to make
up the deficit Of the past crop year
They say It will take a 100000
bale crop to supply the demands,
and predict that even If this amount
Is raised cotton will sell az from
to 10 cents a pound next tall ant
winter,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-04-11

"Safe Bind, Safe Find" Fortiiy
yourself now by purifying and en-
rlching your blood and building up
your system with Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla and you may expect good health
throughout the coming season.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-06

Nr. Brpan maa oere aanfie fnar>
raabie. TIMBER ct fort Mbbe &bi>
caso Manbas uar Der ner fleet en-
lllptte. men ueb bans Snarraoois.
beb bleu ben ofuenbt. @ulpet / en-
&latform beapnete at sipe efter for
Epnsben af MenneRemasien. Ruiu>
berne bespnbte at Rriae % M1noene
foribete at boppe neb / MenneRe.
maslen nebenunber.
r6eqo!' iagbe Mr. Brpan. imi>
lenbe til be iorRrettebe MenneRer.
~Dette tan itfe bore en- bemofrattit
8lattorm. tbi Der ct inaen baarliae
8lnnter / ben. Stoa nu tiQe, uil s
itfe?" Og iaa 10 bon. ION ON bet
uar en- buerbaeslig 6enbelie.
9ette bapoe en- beroligenbe Birf.
ming poo Goriamliagen, % naar mon
berpaa unberfsgte n6iere. bar no9le
faa Nennefer falbt neb | ct Rammer
unber 8latformeu. men insen bar
fommeu aluorlis tilRabe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-06

Set BOT uift fig i9ien. at @rcur'
fonStren ct tarltge. Ser ifeoe en-
ulp;fe paa ct faaoant xren oeb 6atz
ftelb / Bennipluonia Sbnba9smor'
gen. 13 8erioner bleu brebte, o9
80 bleb iaarebe. ulpffen iieoe ueb.
of @rcurionstrenet LIB ino ct
Welttren. Der netop baube faubiet
ueb 3atftelb. 2sfomotipet paa bet
bagre Tren plBtebe fig miot isien'
mem to &asiageruo9ne paa bet fore.
gaaenbe Eren % fnufe bem iom
@s9eRal. Men beloieuis uar Der
itie mango 8asiaaerer poa Melttrns
net. gsaa bet anoet Eran, Der bauoe
II @asiaseruoene. bleu be iets Bosne.
lom uat nermen 2ofomotiust. pbe>
laste. os fem al benz bleu tafebe paa
Siben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-06

~Gu er bet Tiben til at afaiere bet
tinefRe Spbrssmaal", flyer IS. IS.
@od6iq, 5orenebe 6taters ipeeielle
@ommisfar til at nnberibee % rap
portere ansaaerbe Tilftanben / Rina.
= Derfom ben tineRi1e @eaiertne. er
itouo til at forbtnbre Gnisbeo mel
lem be anbre Geationer. ianlebes al
uooen al benz lite uil pere meb plo
be falles 5ororinaer. fan aierne nQe
l1olnubinser &ino potfe op os 600
fin Bel. Dette er ben bebfe Hnleb<
ming til for febie at ofsi6re alle llb>
lenbinsers StiQina Rino. 0eriom
Saseu iite afei6res ru. uil Riueierns
blipe upmuntrebe. % Stormuoterne
pil bliue nBbt til at orbne be famine
lgreier iaien bpert onoet eller treble
dnr".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-06

Ga Gaber Meip go.t @itp bru9er
6ppnotisme paa fine Bgrn. forat faa
benz til at bore lpbise, mebbeIeS ber=
fra. 5crleoen 1a9oe bon:
rMu. 8srn. naa s ioue. S ifol
MI paecineres. men s bill itts tBle
nosen @merte."
Da ftrafs lutteoes lets fmoo Dine.
Sc tire Bsrn bleo uu patfnerebe af
en- 2ese. % naar bette bar siort.
pntleoe 5aberen BEN.
IS bill lit: fble uo9en Smerte",
fa9oe ban. % Bsrnene unorebe fig
ouer, buab ber bar iueten meb beres
drme. ber baube en- rbb Glaf. men be
ipiebe lite.
5aberen paaRaar. at ban fan Ton,
trolere fine B6rns 6anol,nser. enten
ban er ner hos benz eQer borte fra
oem. % ban flyer. of alle Bsrn pilbe
bore lpbtge. buis mon bppnotiierebe
BEN.
Det er bog lite panReliat at ie, at
bette Sloss 2poiabeb lite ct ben rette,
og besuben gigr bd benne Ranb fine
BBrn til uiliel6le Sfabninaer. Bet
ct at tefrpste. at bette glass &on,
:rol pil mebfbre fin fore Strof.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-06

Gn IA Nar eammel 8ige 5lora,
Snoiona. bpoe Beepnbelien al oenne
nae, forbt bun baube ipift en- bel 8int
al tillauet Sennep. 6enbes 8e9iRr
efter Sennep uar iaa fertt. at bun
lite funoe fontrolere bet. Gun ims.
rebe Blanbinsen paa Brs6 % fpiffe
altiammen noen at bolbe op. DUN
bgbe , fore Smerter. og 2eaen togDe,
at benbes Nouebinoer naFen Dot
blepen forteret. tribes berfro.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-09-06
Wtunefota.

- Gn 5armer. Sobn u. Molq ,iF.
boenbe ipb for GHETTO. Stepens
County, bleu ilaaet itiel of en- 6eft i
Slutntnsen at fife uae.
- On Ganbp. 8ebler FRebe op to
pnrbifulbe Sfiel ueb @inouo forrise
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8erle. fom BON iolste for SIS. % ben
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