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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22

On bet npeae auoree> &pste itri.
Der TteoDor 2erner i ~Sotals sanjei.
ger" / Berlin: =
uDetrast pao 5orbaonb alt. boab
Der .ommer ON Apbsee fro @rgnlano.
GAMBIA % dlaRa. ION 6umbual
9far bar be tolriae Sn6ianer' %
Observation-Disclosures. buis Dprinbelle
faubipnliauis fplbss Ct attior riseltst
Irat,ement meb .Slbuano-, ofte ualt
uiortient Beuaselie itie alene bianet
BET fore 8ublifuu,, mtH ,sfdn inoen
monee 5o9freoie.
Stu, iier efterat Bolorbsien. iom
Nnoree louebe at fohe ub poo bet
norblieffe Buntt. ban maatte moo. er
fanben / ben norbliee Del al Rons
Rarls 2,nb, er bet blepet tlart tcr
enhuer, fom er competent til at bbm.
me berom, at RatoRroten bar funoet
Stee mellem SpitSberoen % 5ron3
So{sfs 2ono eller bet bsiefte mellem
Sp.tsbereen % be npfttiri{ae Der.
Man moa berfor tun bi4iae. at bet
foenRe seosrafRe @elaab treffer
Nufalter iaar otter at af,see Rons
Rorls 2anb. vi bar rtatisnot /
1898 meo .9elaola.o- liaset ouer 10
Dase Deb #oas Rarls 9unb. i benne
Eib taset Fere Rorf@tr % 8aao'
turs 1anss Rpften oa irtiie ubie ua'
berisst be Steber. buur Ting pleiet
at bripe ilano. Otter % har ben
iuenRe -antoretie" "sgrpebit,on ca.
8 uaer anaiQet &tterforRnineer. men
lieelebes uben &eiultot. @istiguot
Ct bet mulist. at lieeiom Driften bar
fsrt Bolartbien btb. tan ben fenere
bape tatfet enbnu onbre. porbifulbere
2euninser af Grpeoitionen inb pua
Rpaen. @n tornpst. ristis nsinetig
unberfsselie al &one QorIs 2onb. /
4ilteloe belle Sommeren i3iennem.
btlier 1es meb @lebe. Man bbr
nesuben uore fpenbt poo at h6re fra
ben paa 5rana 9oiefs 2nno oueruin'
trenoe j: ertus o, Nbru55 erne. tom ri
antogelia ton pente Nusuh~.
s Stodbolm Rnoer be noe Neooe'
lelier ,asen Tiltro. oa MON betroeter
bem 1om en- aabenbar @ientnoelfe al
en- albre. (Minneop!. 3io.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22
Qrtse,. I eDoafrtta.

duerebe fife Eorsbos bleu BET be-
traftet. dt Gnatenberne uar orosne
,eterriae tnb oemfsntein. oa at
bet brittle 6las berpao frofS oaiebe
ouer Bpeu.
Set par en- Seier. tom be fit uoen
Robhanb. men ben ~bplIaubite" Stt'
a1ertue | Orange. 5rifoten ertlareoes
at bore 5ortioen til. o Mselerue til
De offentlise Bpguiuser blep leuerebe
III 9oro @oberts.
5ra 3onbon blep meboett / Be9pu<
belien at usen. at Boerne tretfer fig
fort tilbaee ub af Otause-6
os at Hrieen protttR er ouer for ben
Republ,ts ueosommenoe. famt at
benne @epublit nu er blanot Gno'
lambs Be6obelier. Det heoer o9foa,
at 8riterne blir mootagne mere fom
Henner "a Befriere enb 1om T,enoer.
Ren iaa er bet ba oeiao &nslanoerne
telu. tom sioer 6isie Oplpsninser.
Oa enbRiSnt bet uiftuot Ct ianot. at
BreRbea. Rrusers Rnnb trotier fie
ttlbaae til fit eoet 9oub. CT be enonu
title beitsmt poa at sius taet. boilfet
,Slsenoe Telegram fro &ruaer ielu til
~seetp gort Seurnol" beoifer. Oct
par bateret @retoria l5ue MarS %
lpoer foalebes: .
.Bursberne oil fSrit seb DDoen
opbsre at tiampe. Bore trooper
uenber tilbaae / sob 0rotn til Dor
1orioorsltnte paa Dor eaen @tanb.
2ampen / 9tatal par lanaere | uer
iapSr, enb ri uentese. 8ritttne &pil
alorio naa Bretoria. Buraberne.
siean. 5onbert os ies fanuel tsm be
anore Ct toreneoe. Der er in9en
Qeniabeb. Sub blelpe os".
5ra Bretotia lpoer ct onoet 1ele.
srom faolebes: =
. ,eoro sSoltsburpB Guar til Grefi,
bent &raser % Stem bar toraaria.
get bitter Stufelie. oe statsietrtter
sftih Heer, bet betpher. Al 2risen moa
tbres iii ben bitre Gnbe~.
@odrsuoeens Nuifer inbebolot 1iret
npt Of Snteresie fra Rriaen. Run
beber bet. at 8refoent Stepn enbnn
lite fpres at bone opeiuet 4ampen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22

9ilhanben poo Borto R,co er tilet.
Der mebbeles berfro ben 1Soe b.. at
tetfti Ruinber fra Maranit.o anicm
til Sda Saun FIFE 6teoae forat au.
mobe @uu. Sen. Dapis ON 6ielp
mob 6uneersnSben. sc 'prtolte ON
ooarlise Atber. intet Nrbeibe % .b1i
Rris poo &ts. 8snaes o. Bssb.
5rustssifen uar 5otlaet oe 6felpetonr
bet uotDmt. Ruinberne por bartobebe
os RQtbe. bolsnssne. :ppebe o. up,
matteee al ben lan9e @eiie tilfobs.
Somme por ipse.
Sen. Dauis lopebe ben 6felp oa
gap Reporen Orbre til Of transpor>
tere e'm tilbase. men benne oplpffe,
at Rosfen uar tom. % at lite euaaua
Hol!tiet bauoe foaet fin 2sn poo 10
Nnonber. S!f @s4F
Smens bslber Ronoresien pua at
.ontose en- Iar,floo for asesto seico,
os benne Gag ttuer ineb at trem brtni.
&c aloottiee Riuninatr herbitmne.
poa iamme Zio len Que Risbmeno B i
Borto &ieo Ct 6arniR. ufltteIbe.
ben lieeeuerfor brn Sag Dor piurt, at
neiten al Gurrttnine i 8orto Rieo er
itanbiet. q
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22

SITE imutt Of en- dmetitaner. Sra
San Suon &orte @,eo mebbeles.
at en- l3 dar aammel Bise Der /
8pen bleu gift meb en- "a dor gam.
mel dmeritaner fra Benton, Maine,
ben 12te Deb. fftleben, men at bon
for tenee foen bar reift fro benbe.
o. at ban lite iuorer pao 6enbeS
8reue. Nu tSosr bum Stilsmisie.
6li6t nloa mon pel lite pere uaut til
oeruebe J Atlanterbauet. thi Der er
ineeu StilSmisfeloue / Borto sRico.
De bar uel lite trenetes, isr ameri.
ianerne Tom bib.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22
On FOR .Boarbine"> @talb tilb1.
renbe dueuR Benton @eb,Dina
brenbte ueb antaselie 9fot til. SSn.
bag. % ire Qehe % en- 20 omfom.
Den 2btu Roi bolber 8opaliiaerae
en- Stot3. Gonueutieu / Nsaaeopuli3
forat oelee Deleaater til Rottonol.
Gonbentipnen I Siour 6aus.

Alumni. Torentngen Deb Rormat.
noItn / &iHona bolber pda at ei6re
6urberebelitr I'll en- @ienforeniha al
fine nefaea 1000 @robuenter. Den
FOL fiube Sseb ben fs1ite ueei Saui.
JoreuinQen fienber lite olIes Nbresie
% bor foaleoes onbt forot noo ben,
men vi forftaor. dt be er bl.rtelis
inbbabne, os at be sibr uel i felo at
melbe fig.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22

On 18 dor aommel Biee 5orb.
BAN. 9eu gort. uoaenebe op, mems
man bolbt poa at bnltomere benot %
forberebe Yiael for @raueu for etpor
Dase tloen. 6un bauoe lieset tom
bDb iben Tcrsboa fae llae.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22
6ra ftna fommer nn ben 1noer.

Tra ftna fommer nu ben 1nber.
refining, at Sopan 0emmeliobeb
forbereber fig paa en- MnarebStrig
meo &uslano, Det paataaes. at
eSapon uil tnoto0e ioetmtnbhe FIRE
uiatise Bunfter poo gorea. mens bet
/ en- NOR Jiemttb u,l bolbe en- S6pa'
robe ber ubenfor.
@pgte: beneates bog tra Dofobamo
(Sapan). men Der tiIfBies, fra hoao
ber ipnes at uere uintereSferet &il<
&c, at Der ianbfpal,aui4 maa pere
no9en Slb. buor ber er foa meeen
&s9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22

". R. Simons iiriper ira a,at,s
ON ben ioeioliftiRe Bepaaelie !,
5rant,,s b.. o.: dueoaenbe ben 10 :
eiaiiaiRe 8eueselfe / Hlminbeliateb
Der ! 5rontrie e. bet not a. ttse. at
bet er infpirerenbe tor en- Ameritaner
at fomme Bersrins meb ben. Ut
betruate $arttets muase 1bmpriebe
1tosar,fter. bets bnaliee Gresfe meo
en- iamlet Girfulotion af 100000
0tsem1ldrer eaolis. mebens' 'toet lille
8p bar 1T loiale arbeioerblob. bets
omtottenbe Qiterotur. ber inbeboloer
Ooerfattelier fra ole eiuilicerebe
Spros tamt Ell Sfisbom Rreoet o1isi<
mott paa tronR. bets mnstise Drso.
niiotioner % cets utalltae % ubmers
feoe Wibler tor Broposunba - alt
bette tplber ben amerilonlc Social,t
meo en- blanoet 5slelie Of Stotibeb
os sfam: Stoltbeb fDm en- sociolih,
ION Meblem af benne perbens.
erobrenoe reooluiionere Bepeeelie
af be nnoertrpfte. 5fom fom en- Nme=
ritaner, at bans Station bar pbef foo
Tibet for Bittetiseisrelleu al beune
&ep.lution. Oa beg. bpor nuberlis
bet enb lpber. enbuer europnif So
ciolif. ber eiber Zig Of 2meb at ftubere
be Dton0mif1e 5orbolbe iii Bunbs %
fienber 6ituationen iNmerito. penter
at fe ben fociale 8teuolution rt9ifrere
fin fbrhe fore afs16renbe Se,er be
Jorene0e @t1ter.
Nrbeiberen..)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22

s 4obomo, Suoiono. osbe iihe
SSnbo9 en- 3one. tom ueiebe $50
8xnb eQer ouer en- 5ferbeoel al ct
Ton. GUN fob oa fp,Qebt Domino
iaEmen meb lin Nanb, ba bun ptab.
ieIia b1be.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22

Gro Gb,caao bebnbes en- for Streii.
ber antaoelio oil inbbetotte 100; ;OOG
RaaD Que Dele al Qanpet. Det er
RaRiuiaer % @etalarbeioere. ben
9ielber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22
Natures @e,tteop."

Den bebite os biaisfte Mebictn. bu tan bare tbtt
Diem. en- sgite euer 200 Doier for $780, 81 sarans
terer, at ben uil belbrebe aueiass Spsbos:me, ION
tommer at urent Blob. iaoiom Sopebptne @ist, ilet
5orbselie, Soroppele, Gatarrb. seper. % spreipg,
BONNIE o. p. Ran faces at N. y. StortrSen I Ser
gus Sails o9 af s. g. Rspans Dalton, Riuu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22

Gn Rirte. iom toftebe $l5O.O00.
uebbrenbte Gbico9o for.eben. Der
bolbtes ct uneboms smsbe Rirten,
ba Slben opffoo, % Der uor NOR op.
ifaoet en- bbeleeeenoe Bonlt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22

Boernes 9ab at bSoe % iaareoe,
tsr 8eleir'rsen OF &imberlep % 9o-
bsfmi,b bteo babe,. opsto:s fuatepes: /:
Drebte 677. faareoe 2.129. l1tptter,
Spaoom % lianenbe brineer bet fan.
lebe Antol % til 4.361. Set er otis
foa lite meaet iommeplisnet meo Dri.
terne4 Iab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22

6ilip,noerne CT frembeles uroliQe
% foroorfo9er Sen. Otis Betpar.
9e fpneS at baabe. at be fal finbe
Spmpathi / Ronares,en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22

Mrs. Sulia &siaaaro, Baftor S.
8. 6sigaorbs 9u}tra, er obo paa;
Ris Rons morlen poo RooaaoSfor.
Sun baube peret bernbe lite fulbt TO-
dor.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22
8ar,1t ttIfaIeS.

Da ies aster at finite bort. oil iea
fel9e min 5arm. 1876 dcres, Set. "a,
Eoipn Of Eumuti. Der e. 9obe QUITE
meo G,iferne, COB Brsnb. co. IS
deresg gonb opoprfet. 10 acres Of lmoa
@too. Gu COB Saat< o. 5dRtplabs.
Sobn ater. Dalton Minn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22

Den befitnote 9rauerboppe f. Ronb
8" bsbe paa en- 5orm / N.m D,ri
45rbag. Den par 26 Har aammel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22
Ruinber % 4srn - biRieftiaebe
mes iliat arbeibe, men be uoaisr sua
en- rinee Sci Of BEN. Der trnneer til
6ielp. (NorbtRe 8laoe.)
'8rtp ia @otse.
amertfanere tolbt ftff ber. 9ele peftre
Grar tnbtuot.

Rprlet ruset iaa tet. at ueien Dor
uoub at fiube. Ren oppe paa tSaoen
la ben lonoe bpaninaen poa Biello
'o9 iiroolte uo sieuuem aQe fine oinb'
gier: Tom ino til lps % oleoe. Der ct
feft ber: sobtfoltl
Ds iee git ino oe aau LAB" til ben
tele bpab. Oe lite til aronoiotuin'
ger bare. Oeiaa til tolf fro Iinaul.
ttao. Sumner % Seuuoter. Moiten
oue por fienninger fro fpr. % ole
uar ieune bonbefolt.
Bore uerter. 3 norfe amerifonere.
uar ferbeles bpaeel,se folf. Og ban,
nebe folf. Golt. fom felp bor fobt
tis en- aiuius ueo fit. Hib os ipar
iombeb. Sntet prolenbe bvs BEN.
uoset mon ofte fsber poa bos felt
mabemannen.
6efen par farbeles bpsselis %
uelp tet. dmerilanerne baube ouer'
braset til s. Ginerien os 8. 8eras'
rub at olbne bet belle. Der bar nab
oe brittle I operFoo. Bdaoe uerter
os arronsbrer Ton fble fig tulot til'
frebs meb reiultatet.
Der bleu bolbt Here toler.
OrbfSrer g. Rsrtuebt uotalte
tasot % aaoenoe: $50 beoes nine
banner % berrer unoReloe. at 1es
iesser belas paa ielRabets opmers.
fombeo Ct 1ieblit. alIe ueb, buorfor
oi Der Ct famlet % bar bet fao bpe.
sel,st. 0ete er en- eneitaaenbe
beeipenbeb ber | uehre Gran, at
norRe omerttanere, fom fetp er biem<
me i 4orse paa beiss, optrer ion
perter | ben mooleftof.
sJea uiI pua eane % forfnmlinsens
peene snlb D'brr. y. &. Bieeu.
&. Dbe os o. Beresrub uel.
tommen hiem til samle NOR Norae.
os iea CT toruisiet ON, at 81, er uel.
TONNE buert enefte biem. buor 81
bar Fe9t % peuner % bet.enbte.
8eo fioen at. at bet es en- fornsielIe
at treffe isien samle betjenbte. oer
bar forlabt Norse for lansre tio
fben. slaber bet mig. os manse meo
mig. at fe. at orb>m noene
oeer dmeriia ittebarolemt
bort there febrelano.
Sec oeb. at Observation-Disclosures
ben bos otsie, ber itte iparer ubeit'
ter os betpar for ot h.lfe paa Hest %
oeuner. Ct en- meetie oriutier ber'
til. 0s ieo tror. oe isler meD biete'
rem: insenteos er blomaerne ,ao
taere ION ber. min fsrite unsb,mss
blomf oprauot.
6aaber. bet lite Ct fine gong. Vi
trefer bore perter. fsr be forlober
&orse. men uil nu listuel beuptte
dnlebnineen % i Dere biertelie tot
for Goers befSa. aqe ber oil bniie
Dere en- lpltelis biemreiae. @io bt
maa ftnoe alt / goers biem Der beher
oper bauet. Jon Di bebf inune snRe.
Seq beoer 9ere mebta en- oenlis
bilien til fou.ilien oe surise iienbte.
81 maatte tre1e!.
2erer u. Tiftba n a { I
tolte ftertt bepaset ON NOR Morse.
ION ftbber fsrseuoe ie1en. noar fsn'
uerne % bstrene forlober benbe. DIN
buorleoes euuerne ri9ere tolber fig uo
unber dmeritas ftsrre tnlter % beore
iociole forbolo.
woer8 correspondent lRfte ct bigt,
fortattes for anleonineer:
Com +rnrsrnYatoro,, IN, haS4o,, frr
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22

Der uil ,tte blipe noget al Rriaen
metlem &nslanb % Granfria. fortel-
ler mon oS M.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22

$4,000 Arbeibere ~&bico9o por
lebise forleben oe ct bet formooentliQ
frembeles.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22
&ergus 4al1s 4geb1aa
ubtommer bper Torsbag.
81. &oIetst, 'lloatptr.
eubtlrtpttonspri8 50 sc. for / Aar. beta It
tTsritno, e1Eer8 60 G8.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD

An independent reform paper and tho
oldest Scandinavian newspaper west OF
the twin cities.
A. SoLEN, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-03-22

tolte ftertt beueeet ON NOR Norse.
ION fbber fprseuoe islen. noor ISM
uerne % bbtrene forlober benbe. DIN
buorleoes epnerne rieere folber fig ub
unber dmerisas tsrre tnlter % bebre
iociale forbolo.
woerS Correspondent lofe ct bi9t,
forfattet for anleoninoen:
Com tretfuslRaren ON bsiten flpr,
til lp1e % uarmere lanbe,
Dt Ienstet mob peiens rbbu,enbe itp'r
% tepnet oper ben blaanenbe upr,
Dt for til be fierne ftranbe.
Ween mart fit 81 fsle at len9elsftrsutuen
mob biemutet ier pugset iaa ttht i brsmmen.
81 utaatte ttlbage. bt uilbe e
ben fuen, bpor NOR Jet pu9set,
bpor sIeben sIttret iom ptnterens ine,
bpor fsrfe iors % ben fsrfte pe
be tlarette stue bugset
s tpelb er ben iastnet ben Ienqlelsfrsmuen;
nu er 81 bos foltet, 81 faa brsmmen.
On Raal blep ubbra9t for Nor9es
fonee: bet uar 10 fonsens fsbielsbos.
fefen blep bolbt. Roneeiansen ian>
gen. !
$. ginerien botbt en- meset hil.
moriaiR tale: .Mis tptfes. pOre
nmeritanere bar en- for srauo. Den
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-10-23
JOHANsEN's DARING VOYAGE.
Crosses the Ocean in an Open Boat Twenty
Nine Feet Long.
(By the Associated Press

Punta Gorda, Fla, Oct. 20.-Peter Jo-
hanson and his twelve-year-Old son,
Peter, arrived today from Gibraltar, in
an open boat 20 feet long; beam Z feet
6 inches. They left Gibraltar with $50
gallons Of water, and provisions for sixty
days, and made the trip in fifty-nine days,
encountering no storms.
They came by the Canaries, the north
coast of San Domingo, Porto Rico and
Cuba, landing first at Boca Grand, the
mouth of the harbor. Both are in good
health, and spirits.
.Johanson left here twenty month
since, the captain of an English tramp,
The Senator, with a cargo of phosphate
for Yokohama. Off the Philippines he
encountered a three days hurricane. in
which the deck beams and all the canvas
were carried away. Returning to Liverpool
he picked up in the ocean an abandoned
vessel loaded with ore, righted the cargo.
put in a prize crew, and took her to
Europe. His share of the prize moreN
was handsome. He resigned and came
here in his open boat to remain the rest
Of his life.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-10-23

had been failing ever since his return
from Arizona. His son, DR.. Arthur, Will
son, of Lynchburg, visited him Sunday
and left Monday. Then came the sudden
change. Mr.. Wilson's attending physician
did not give up hope of his rallying until
late last night. He was confined to the
house from Tuesday week but was thought
to be improving when his son left him.
He was conscious until the last. By his
bedside were his wife, daughters, Misses
Mary and Bette Wilson, and one son,
William II. Wilson,.
Mr.. Wilson's funeral will occur at
Charlestown, Jefferson county, w. Va,
Friday morning at 10 o'clock. The re-
mains viii leave Lexington that morning
over the Baltimore and Ohio at 4 o'clock,
accompanied by the family, Harry ST.
George Tucker, Chairman Of the faculty
Of professors; A. l.. Nelson and H. P.
Willis. a committee Of the faculty; Hon.
William A. Anderson and A. T.. Barclay,
of the Board of Trustees, and a commit
tee of twelve students. Services will be
held tomorrow afternoon in Lee Memorial
chapel at the University conducted by
Rev. T. A. Hall, of the Lexington Baptist
church.. and Rev. DR.. James A.. Quarles,
of the University. All duties were sus-
pended today in the University. The re-
mains are now lying in state at the Presi-
dents home. p
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-10-23
THE METHODIST ORPHANAGE.
The Preparations For the Second Building Are
to Commence at Once.

The Executive Committee of the Or
phanage are now getting ready to start
the second building of the Orphanage.
The architects of the city have been
asked for skeleton drafts of the main
building to be submitted to the Board of
Trustees on Thursday, the 25th inst.
1t is to be three stories-the walls to be
of brick. and it is to have a slate roof.
The first floor for cooking, storage, laun-
dry, dining, etc. The second for chapel to
seat 200: school rooms to seat 80 pupils,
with sliding walls next to chapel. Third
for school or industrial rooms, same size
as the school rooms on the second floor.
1t is to front four ways, with porch for
each ~front-halls running through each
way.
Rev. ]. w. Jenkins, the agent for the
~OrDhanage has issued a statement, of the
needs of the institution. The following
article are needed and will be appreciated.
Iron bedstead, three-quarter size; bed
clothing, mattresses, to suit-or bed
ticking; pillows, and pillow-slips, or
bleaching to make them; sheets, or sheet
ing; comforts, or cloth to make them;
counterpanes or spreads; towels, table
cloths, and everything in a dining room;
everything in a cook room; wash room,
laundry, pantry, bed rooms and school
room and halls; carpets, ~druggets, mat
ting, Oil-cloth.
Any person who desires to furnish a bed
and bed clothing can do so by sending to
the managers $500. The donors name
will be put on the bed as a memorial if
desired.
Persons or organizations of any sort
that desire to aid, but require time with
in which to raise the necessary money,
may send on their names and the amount
they desire to donate. and the manage
ment Of the O%rphanage will advance the
amount named, and give them sufficient
| time to raise the amount.
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larger art of his time to a discussion OF
;mneriaIism. Hannaism, Mckinleyism, the
,r,ets etc. His ~arraignment of the prln-
c;n,es and policies of the Republican party
and the present administration was strong
and logical. Mr.. Beckwith showed him.
self q clear and forceful reasoner and put
~, a convincing argument from the Demo
cratic point of view OF the issues us
cussed.
Mr.. Atwater made a capital and char-
acteristic speech. He spoke WIN oeep
ea~rnestness and his every utterance was
the emanation Of an honest neart ana pa
triotic spirit. 1t was full OF hurhor ana
kept his hearers in constant pursts VI
| laughter and applause. he palo nlerlIed
| tribute to Hon. E. W, Pou and urged every
| Democrat to work and vote for his cleo
| ton. Coming to Mr.. Bryan he emphasized
| the Importance Of his triumph at the polls
c. the 9Th day Of November.
Hon. Edward w. Pou. Democratic
candidate for Congress. Will speak as
| follows during the remainder OF his
campaign:
Vance County. October 22nd. at Will
liamsboro.
Franklin County, October 23rd, at
| Youngsville.
| chatham County, OctoDeI @olh, al :"
| Oaks; October 27th, at Coles Mills.
Wake County, October 29th, at Morris
Vile; October 29th. at Raleigh (night)
| October Both, at Leesville; October 31st
at Eagle Rock; October 31st, at Wakefield
(night).
Johnston County-November 1st, at
Hare's Store: November 2nd at Benton
Vile; November 3rd. at Four Oaks: No
vember 5th, at Smithfield Cat II O'Clock
q. M
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to stand against the new and danger
Gus policy Of Imperialism.
No man has served in Congress since
the wa who was better qualified by
learning, industry and devotion to the
welfare of the people. He had the
courage of his convictions and pre-
scented his views with the ability OF ne
scholar and the %eloquence of the ora
tor. Those who witnessed the scene
in the House of representatives in 1892
when he made the closing speech in
support of the Wilson bill will never
forget it. The great men Of both par
ties had spoken to an audience com
posed of the foremost men of all call
ings in Washington. Mr.. Wilson, pale
and thin. even then showing traces OF
the disease that shortened his life, be-
gan his speech as if he had not the
physical strength to complete it, but
as he warmed up to his subject, the
power of the mind obtained the mas
tery over the weakness Of the body,
and he spoke with a urnln elO'
uuence that never comes except from
the lips of one who is delivering a
message from the heart. 1t deserves
ia rank with the few efforts that give
immortality to the orator. He had
hardly finished before his colleagues,
led by William j.. Bryan and Henry
ST. George Tucker, had raised him on
their shoulders and borne him to his
seat ia triumph.
In personal life he was a model to
his fellows, and in public life he was
singularly devoted to the high ideal OF
the patriot. His influence was elevat-
ing and ennobling. In his death the
South loses one of it's first statesmen
and one Of it's foremost educators.
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consequence. Today l advise them to

consequence. Today l advise them to
seH."
Mr.. Buston claims to be the farm
ers' friend.'' Maybe he is. but the
probabilities are that Mr.. Buston is in
this country for the purpose of help
ing bear down the price of cotton. Mr.
Neill was the farmers friends so he
said. but the farmers found his advice
was always in the interest of the
English spinners. 1t looks like Mr..
Buston is wearing Mr.. NeilFs mantle.
His telegram to England is signiti-
cant: L believe there is a willing
ness to sell at present prices" This is
not true unless the farmers should be
convinced hat the spinners will be
able to press the price of cotton down
still lower. They will do it unless the
farmers meet the attempt to buy THEN
cotton at less than it is worth by a
determined purpose not to sell at
present prices.
Nobody knows absolutely what cot
ton will do. but the small crop and
the increased demand for cotton goods
warrants an increase in the price, and
the farmers would do we'll to stand
firm while the spinners and their Eng
lish representatives are trying to get
cotton for less than it is worth.