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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16
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Joseph Ou:gley OF Hare's Corner
shot McNal!y's mad dog yesterday.
1t is understood that the do. bit
large number OF dogs in New Castle
and some people even say the ami
NAL ran amuck in Delaware City.
During the early par OF the sum
mer an order was issued BY Mayor
Boyd Tor the police to shoot all dogs
found in the city without being muz.
lied. But for some reason or other
the order is not being obeycd.
Shoot all dogs without mulzles;
prot ect the people Of this city from
hydrophobla and give all unmuz-
zled dogs dose Of cold lead.
James Miller denies the statement
that he has !een married TO Anna
Whipt.
Road Commissioner Thomas Grer
Yesterday sold 100 baskets OF to-
mates for $50.
The Darktown Giants will cross
bats on Saturday with the South
Wilmington Rosebuds.
The New Castle base ball club will
cross bats tomorrow with the Penn
Treaty OF Philadelphia.
r. T. I. Clark had yield of
1881 bushels OF wheat from 30 acres
Mrs. Martha p. Carroll and Miss
Elizabe h Steelton Of Wilmington
have been spending several days
here,
Elwood ". McGarvey Of Penns.
grove who has been spending sew
crai weeks among friends near this
city has returned home.
Mrs. William MEG Miss May
McCarter former residents OF this
city and Mrs. ". Jenkins OF Phila-
del 'hia are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John McFariin.
Miss Pauline May of Philadel-
phia, who has been the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. A. +. Ioudlss of Second
and Delaware streets, for several
weeks has returned home.
Mrs. A. f. Goudiss has gone to
Woodclitfe, y. j., for stay oil ten
days.
Martin r. Harrison and W. Ed.
ward Robinson Of Philadelphia has
been spending several days here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16
Ten Miles N ? r1inuteS.

Clayton, Aug. l6.-rhs other day,
Frank Kane, of Wilmington, who 10 an
engineer on the Delaware railroad, had
charge OF tho work train engine and while
at Middlet0wu with his train received an
order from headquarters to go to Green
Station as quick IS possible. The
distance 10 ten miles and the trip was
made In exactly seven minutes, which 10
as the engine. No. 10. is one VI small pat.
tern and has bsen on the rode for some
time
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16
on to Lay klOndike Gable.

Seattle. Wash. Aug. 15.-The party
which liz to lay the government cable
between Juneau and Skagway has left
for the north. The cable arrived last
week on nine fat cars from the east,
and force of men has been at work
splicing the different lengths together.
1t was necessary to connect the whole
in one piece before it was loaded on
the steamer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

A RAIN storm struck this civ
yesterday about .. 50 o c'ock and
for a short time il looked as # we
were going TO have de.uge But it
was nothing more than shower.
Tor the heavens cleared up nicely
ABOUT us o'clock 10 Jersey the
people we're not SO fortunate. At
Atlantic City the storm burst with
all its fury and did consider bic
damage. All along the coast the
wind blew per!ectgale and masts
and topsails were snapped OFT the
boats like pipe stems. At Camden,
N. j., trees were uprootcd and
houses were unrooted 1t was the
everest blow this season. Will
mlngton as usual escaped with only
q rain storm OF short duration.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

ISAAC ELLIOTT saws: The land
called Lawton's land 10 Okiahamo.
does not belong to William Law
ton. the china ware merchant, but
to Federal Government. The land
has brought $50 foot, which
sounds like a very high price
compared with what lots sell for in
this civ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16
English Athletes Sail For America

English Athletes Sail For America.
Liverpool. Aug. 15.-The British
steamer Commonwealth has sailed for
Boston. having on board the Oxford
Cambridge athletes who are to com.
pete with athletes from the Canadian
universities at Montreal and with
team al New York representing Har-
ward and Yale. The Enslishmcn are
all I'D good condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16
CR0Sby
& HILL
sos, COZ and 6Q9 Market Steert.

Only a few plain solid wor Dis
Only a few genuine solid
bargains, that is what we give
you on Saturday.
10 Ladies' and Misses cor.
sets, all odd lots, worth 3 times
the amount, we sell them on
Saturday at be.
Is Ladies' Muslin Drawers,
lace trimmed, DC ones for
33c.
AZ Ladies' Empire style
Gowns, embroidery trimming
cambria ruflle, worth 75c for
Soc.
1873 Ladies fine White lawn
Shirt Waists reduced from
$1.25 and 81 N15c.
rs Summer Suits and Skirts
for l-3 the original price.
Millinery.
When you can get a high
grade elegant trimmed hat for
the price we are selling them
at, do not go without one.
PerCdIe Waists.
s. Percale Waists, worth 81
tor 39c.
Hosiery.
Half and less is the story on
Hose and Underwear.
so Collars, worth l24c
for Sc.
Ginghams.
Every piece in the store will
be slaughtered on Saturday.
Do not neglect our Shoe
Department.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

Kitchener Accuses the Beers.
London, Aug. 15.-Lord Kitchener's
mail dispatch on the subject of the
Vlakfonteln fight of May 20 says,
"Thcre seems to be no doubt that five
or six eases Of the shooting Of British
wounded by the Beers occurred"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16
Thieves at Townsend.

The home OF Edgar Reynolds a
Townsend was entered few night
ago and a quantity of clothing, shoes,
groceries and other articles we're
carried aH,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

Constantinople. Aug. l5.-Seven hun
drcd and four exiled persons many of
them being women. started for Yemen,
Arabia Aug. IA, on board the trans
port Muruvet The prisoners include
those who were implicated in"the re-
cent fire at the harem Of the Ylldiz pal
ace
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

ROBERT T.. pATTIsoN, ex.Goy-
ernor Of Pennsylvania, is again ~
the saddle 10 that state aud Will
endeavor 10 lead the Democratic
party to victory at the coming cleo.
ton. 1t is hercuean task bat he
NAV be able TO accomplish an
almost utter impossibllty that
nearly all other Democratic lead
srs have failed in for the past ten
years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

Col. John Vain wright OF Whining, on
has secured . pension for Ell L. Collins Of
Co, "A 9th Delaware Infantry OF olght
dollars . month from December 8, 1890.
He resides At Milton, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

OK gong over the capitalization
tax lists for the city, Collectors
Mccoy and Bullock have found the
names oil manv persons who are
dead or have moved from the city.
These names will be stricken from
the list.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

THE man who makes excuses for
tibet is as bad as the thief HIM
self. And City Council in appoint
ing four real estate assessors for
the city is Just as bad. The people
do not want them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

BUILDING INSPECTOR CASSIDY 10
doing very little business, something
unusua al for this season Of the year
when there is as a rule great activ-
-itv III building. Asked how he
accounted for this unusual state of
affairs, Mr.. Cassidy said it was
probably due to the increase in the
tax rate.
This opinion is shared BY
others. 1t is generally admitted
by real estate owners and agents
that there is demand for small
and mediums houses, but as
the taxes are so high It is difficult
to get people to invest mocey in real
estate.
This 10 what the REPUBLICAN.
the workingmans paper. has
pre- aehed tor some time. We are
pleased to see that the people are
beginning to realize that the city
tax rate is entirely too high and is
stopping building improvements.
When will the people wake up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16
Infant Killed by Fly Poison.

Oswego. N. Y. Aug 15.-Charles NJ.
Minter, the infant son of Charles Min
ter Of Mexico. near here. drank fluid
a, poison and died in few hours In
great agony.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

10. ..= ABUSE.

Reform Ia beginning to take def
nate shape in New Castle County and
the taxpayers propose to carry it on
in order to obtain relief from extra
taxation. The Sheriff, Mayor Boyd
and Chief Massey have been brought
into the arena and now come the
Wilmington Magistrates. One of
the Wilmington Magistrates has
tiled over 500 cases in less than four
months.
The majority of the cases were dis.
missed and the costs go on the coun.
ty. Where did he get fifty cases a
week with three other magistrates
and the Municipal Court all doing
business? This is matter that
needs attention. We're the cases
original, is QuestionHfor the comp
trolIer to Investigate.
Take a down county hundred con.
stable and magistrate: the magis-
trate hears the case and holds a man
for court. In the list Of witnesses
appear the names Of the magistrate
and his faithful constable. Why
should they he allowed to draw wit
ness fees at each term of court as well
as mileage?
Pile up the costs is the cry and the
county is rich and must pay the bill.
A gang of tramps are in the fWest
yard around the camp fire. They are
good grist for the expense mill.
The detective calls a constable and
a squad of officers and they board a
special train to the neighborhood Of
the camp. Ten or twenty men are
arrested and brought to the police
station.
Next morning magistrate gives
them hearing and they are commit
ted for thirty days to Jail. Thirty
days board Is So each, without fees.
The costs for the masis trate and con.
stable are 1916 each. The county
pays the bill.
The police officers are not allowed
to take witness fees.
Then in addition to the costs piled
up at the hearing, just take aglimpse
at the costs Of sending 4 county pris-
oner to Jail and see whether he trav.
els in Il ten cent trolley car or 6 cents
"a mile Pullman coach. Keep up the
good work.
Why not give the tramps hearing
in the City Court. That would make
a saving Of $7.35 in each case, which
the county would not have to pay.
There is no necessity for having a
magistrate to hear the cases.
Receiver For The Corn King
Chica 20, ILL.,, AIruSt l5.-un-
der proceedings in involuntary
arkruptcy the Chicago Title aud
Trust Company was tonight ap.
pointed temporary receiver for the
George II. lhiIips Grain Com
panv. Bond in the sum Of $500, 900
was given.
John 5. Goodwin, attorney for
nn,lIins states that the latter will
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

Two wrongs never made a right
If New Castle county has been
robbed for years that is no excuse
for any body else robbins it at the
present time. The tax payers
have some thing to say about how
their money shall be spent. They
object to paying their money tor
something they have never re-
ceiyed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

CITY Council will 60 on another
one Of their jutketing trips next
Tuesday. A special Pullman car
will be chartereHaud The trip made
over the Pennsylvania railroad. 1t
is thought that all the Counciimen
and city officials willtake advantage
OF the trip. This trip should be
paid for out OF the pockets OF the
men who 90 With depleted
treasury this is no time to throw
away the tax payers money by
going on junketing trips that are
OF no benefit to the citizens OF VIII
mngtou.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

Go to MIllsr's, No. ! stall in Second
street Market house for good roast or
steak
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16
The Weather.
Rain: southeast winds.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

ClOkinK QuOtnt1Ons OF the New YOrR
stock Exchange.
New York, Aug. Is.
Money on call steady at 2h per cent. Prime
mercantile paper +lsa5 per cent Sterling ex'
change heavy, with actual business in bankers
bills at $4.s7laaAs1% for demand and at A.s5k
for GO days Posted rates. - ssaA and -. SSH
aA.s9 Commercial bills. ". IS. Silver Ger
tifeates unquoied Bsr silver, bshc. Mexican
dollars, 48c. Government bonds STEADY. State
bonds inactive. Railroad bonds frmer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

The semi-annual convention OF
the Interstate Bill Posters Asso.
citation, comprising the principal
theatrical managers of Eastern
Pennsylvania, was held yesterday
afternoon at the Clayton House. 1t
was through the efforts OF Manager
Jesse X, Baylis Of the Opera House,
that the ASSOCIATION met ia Will
mlngton for the frat time. The
meeting was one Of the largest that
has been held for some time, from
the TACT. az President Mlshler put
it, they all wanted to see Jesse.
They were delight aud spoke in the
highest terms Of our city and
Braudvwine Springs IN particular.
In the evening they took a trolley
ride 10 the Springs and on their re.
turn were entertained at lunch
con at the Clayton House, where
delicious speeches were made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-16

CITY COUNCIL last evening after
all that has been said in the daily
press against the extravaganza OF
appointing four additional asses.
sors for the city, named them. This
is is only another burden for the
tax payers to shoulder. These men
are not needed and should never
have been appointed. But there is
a craze to make offices and posi-
tons with the Democratic party,
and often We are sorry to say it,
the Republican party follows 10 its
footsteps. Are the people Tools to
sit idly bv and allow the men who
they gwen a little brief authority to
bankrupt the city. Z. L. Barnum
very aptly SAID the public Ii ked to
be fooled.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-28
Rt,,,,efota.

@inbom> Blcden % @arritp>
BIcden Minneapolis brenbte Eirs>
bassaften, os 1o-:12 Girmaer leo Cab.
@n Branbmanb Tom tilifabe.
Gid $. ,Glidion | MIbert yea,
Der par OIieiripettsrens Tulbmestis
nnber @uu. Nelions Stprelie, bleu
tunben tpalt al @as I ct 6otel | Min:
teapolis forrise Manbas. 9an par
tommen til Bpen rtmeli9uis | Torret.
ninssanltssenber. Om Mftenen, ba
ban git tilfenss, antases ban at baue
aabnet @asrpret ueo en- Tetlagelie. Da
ban ienere paasneoe, antaser man, at
ban baube ftaaet op forat aabne ct Bin.
ou, men ba par ban allerebe iaa mebta>
get, at ban par falben ON, tbi ban laa
paa @ulpet o9 baube lite Rleberne paa.
San par en- anieet Bor9er albert Sea.
San par feot | Norse % tom til Nme-
rita iom lteen @ut.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-28

Pat. @rome, Der iom betienbt' er miss
tentt forat bape ben betlenbte @ubabps
Mffere paa fin Samuittisbeb, bar MI
itreuet til un9e @ubabps Taoer % ia9t
blanbt anoet, at ban aster at TONNE til
0maba os beDiie I'm l1itplb, iaainart
@temninsen imoo bam bar last fs iaa
meset, at Der lite ct uosen Gare for
Qtpet forbunbet meb at TONNE bib.
Tor en- nse itoen bIeu oplpit fra
Omaha. ct man ba baDbe arreiteret en-
Maub peb gfapn @allaban, iom ben
iffiaalne Out sientienber iom ben, ber
bolbt ga9t ouer BAN, ba ban ban par |
Eansenfab. Wtanoen nester bog Bee
itemt, at tienbe noset til Barnersusriet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-28
1 Den h5rtte 9r,,m btottl.

Sra New Dort blep mebbelt Ssnbas
IS Bierpont Morsan bar iuit fnlbs
fprt bet Brojett, peb bpiltet en- anben o9
ben ftsrfte Sammenilutnins at &apital
er fetet til ben aQerebe for mertnerbtse
Qifte af iaaoaune be fife ii Mar.
StaalsTruit= Ylanen par fnlbbragt peb
en- Conference / bans Rontor 2grbaq
@itern1ibbos.
Nfficiel Tortpnbelie Tan uentes tmors
gen fFa S. g. Morqan & Co., iom
en- ner Tren1tio nil tontrolere 2anbeta
fore 6Staalfabr,fation, ibet fplsenbe
Tabrifer os Rompasnier ifal ilaaes
iammsn til ct:
Carnegie Rompasni, Teberal Steel
&c., S9eational Eube Co., Mmerican
Steel 5& Btre &c., Mmerican Gin Ylate
@o., }ytattonaI Steel Co., Mmerican
Steel Scoop So. % Mmerican Sbeet
Steel 50. Dette npe Rompa9ni, lom1
ct Dannet ueo. Sammenil nilutningen, ftal
ubitebe fine Attier til be anbre minbre,
iom er saaet tnb bet fore, TOM @ritat:
ming for beres Mttier. 0erbien er Be.
ffemt pee be samle Rompasnters Tors
niue % ben Brefit, iom beres Nttie1
bar stpet.
Detbeber, at bet npe Eruit ffal tall
bes l1aiteo States goniolibateb Steel
gompa Diets &apita lfaI uars
81, loo, 100000.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-28
@nIo t Norse.

.g. g." ffriuer: Gn af pore Meb>
arbeioere bapbe nplis en- SamtaIe meb
en- Ber9tn9enier, iom be fife Nar bar
7leoet % beluts omiat til nblenb,n9erne
nosle af be fgrife @rubeforeta9enber i
bet norbli9e Gorse. pan snifer lite at
naun9ipeS, men gap os Eiuatelie til at
mebbele fplsenbe::
Mrbetbsformanben peb ct af bans
ffsrffe @rubeforeta9enber fab en- Dag
peb en- liben @lp, af 5uilten ban / ct
@las tos op 0anb for at brittle. Com
ban ftulbe fette @lasiet til 2eberne,
opbaser ban ! ganbet nosle ftinnenDe
Rorn. Der ifrats patte bans Opmert.
tombeb, iaa ban unbe1isste benz %
fanbt, at bet par rent Sub. San tos
ba gientasenbe af glueianbet, fplbte
@lasiet % paiteoe Sanbet ub, os bper
Gang fit ban lite faa Tibet Sub til>
base.
Maen forjtob ba beune W&ano fig paa
@ulb?
Sa, leg ffulbe meme bet. Det por
BAN, iom 1895 lebebe 8ronns % 6a>
neborss @ulbefspebiiton til &arasiot.
geb be Totiss, iom ban nu anifiaeoe,
fit ban J @ram rent @ulb at ct 8aife<
fab tplbt meb @anb.
6uor ltsser benne lille @lp?
Steoet bemuelisbolbtes naturltspis,
men leg tan itse iaa meset iom, at bet
er itertt bebpssebe CRATER | Tromsp
Mmt. Min Mrbeibsformanb mener, at
oer mau pere @ulbleter Tielbene bens
tmoo @renien, bpor @luen tommer fra.
Os buab TIA! Der nu sipres2
Saa inart Baaren fommer % @neen
% Sien lpsner, uil ban sipe fig til at
unbe1ipse bele Glpen fra Munbinsen os
belt op til l1bipriuset. pan bar bet
bebfte 9aab ON at ftuoe sobe @ulbleier,
ba @ulbtornene paa be steber peb @l>
pen, iom ban biotil bar unoeripst, li9z
ger liae op 9perfaben at @anbet oq
lfaalebes utaa Dare Daffet 1b ganife
npltg.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-28

Orb. 1on1 ifremmer. yiaar man
benuenber fig til en- vmooerne" Dottor
os fpprser bam ON @aao, uil ban I gl>
minbelisbeb, efter at bape feet paa, Guns
gen es fplt Yulien, ltremme &n ueb at
ubtale Napnet paa en- eQer anben benz
meli9bebsfulb Sp9oom. Oct ipnes
nefen, iom om bet par @ns Nebsbom.
Den 9ammelba9ie Dottor tier itiQe, men
belbreber. ut bette tn9en Operbrtuelie
er, nil fremsaa af bet fplsenbe: , @oo@'s
NiQs, Mo. - Min Tetter, 9err Ter>
binano &uble, Samestomu, Wo., bleu
meaet ips for to Mar iiben. gi raab>
ipurste aQe 2eserue gfabolaset, men
tnqen ipntes at pire, buab Der mansleoe
bam. MQe sau be bans Spsbom ct
forifjeuist geaun. San par ieuseliss
senbe Stpriteparten af Eiben os neppe
iftanb til at npbe nosen Meriug. Dette
blep peb ontrent Maaneoer. TilRit
bsrte ut ON en- sOottor | Sefferion @itp,
iom ifulbe pere en- Specialift, os ban
troebe, ban ptloe raabfpsrse BAN iom
en- fife Eilfust. s Ouerensiten,nelfe
berueb tog bans Brober bum bib. Da
Heseu par ferois mep 1nberipselien,
ia9be ban, at ban burbe reiie biem burs
tisit mulig, ba bans Spsoon1 par n1eset
alporIis. San talbte ben vBericarbi>
tis". sans fife 9aab par iaaIebes tor>
iuunbet. San be9ynbte imiblertib MI
at BRUCE Dr. Reters Rurito, % otnenbs
fient ban baube liben Glib bertil, be.
spnbte ban at tomme fig. Nosle taa
Glafter belbrebebe bam tulbifenoiq. Seq
mbbte bam for en- Eio fiben % bar al
brig feet bam ie iaa bra o9 itert.
l1lri4 Oerli.
Dr. Beters Rurito bar paret mango
en- @aabe paa @runb af bens etenbous
melise gtrfetraft i BebaubIinsen af
=tonltitutioneue Gpsbomu1e. Den er
lite en- Mpotbetermebicin. men felses
tun af fpecielle M8enter eqer btrette fra
6abtitanten, Or. Beter Tabrnep. l12
ll4 So. 9opne Mue., Chicago, Su
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-28

35 @rubearbeibere antases at pere
inbebranbte en- 0rube DiamonbuiQe
/ 8iomins Scat til E,rsba9. @u Nrs
betbee peb ytapn Sobn Mnberion tom ub
men par femt Forbranbt. Den Del af
@ruben, bpor bet brenbte, maatte tils
ftoppes forat biubre Slben fra at fprebe
fig til andre Dele af @ruben, men bette
blep bog lite giort, for alt 6aab ON at
rebbe be inbeluttebe Mrbeibere par ops
gtuet. Det uil tage f1ere Da9e, fpr 81
ben utl blipe tualt, iaa man Tan unber>
iese @ruben. Sorsen os Sammeren
blanbt be omtomnes paarprenbe par
bierteifS fSRrenoe, beber bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-28
Det bldnoer 0eroe,t.

Snsen Opfinbelie tMebictn bat nosen
Gang frembrast en- Gierbeoel iaa meset
@rcitement fom Dr. rings upe Opfinz
BELLE mob Eerins. Dens baarbefte
8rpuer bar pnret 9iort paa baablsie
Ofre af Eertns, 2unsebetenbelie, Blob>
ftprtntns, Brpitbetenbelie % Bron@tt,
Euftnber af builte er bleuen fulbtommen
friite ,sien. Gor 6offe, Tortielelfe,
Mifbmas Group, psfeber, 9asbeo %
Riaboffe er bet ben burti9fte % fttreite
&ur ! 9erben. sOet Ielges af a4e Mpo.
tbetere, Os bisie saranterer. EiIfrebsbeb
euer titbasebetaler Beuseue. Store
Glafter SOC % 81 Brspefafer frit.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-02-28
! u frpstelia l1lptte igieu.

12a Mennefter latte 2tpet til paa Ba:
ON Morgenen ben 22be bs.,
ibet Bohbamperen .0fio be SanetroA
ttsbte paa & blinbt Stier reD Snblsbe'
Ill Bugten peb San Trancisco. Sfibet
iant nosle faa Mtnutter efter, at bel
ifpDte. De feite of be omtoune pa,
&inefsre % Sapaneiere.
l1lptten ifebe ttblist ON Morsenen,
fpr bet bleu lpn. Desuben par be,
Gage. Blanbt be on1tomne par fert
Rpinoer. 70 Menneifer rebbebes.
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0eb Capitol !9iQ Denuer, Colorado.
ct talt l3 &utnber blepen operfalbne /
ben lenere Eib. De faar ct @lag
9ouebet ba9fra, uben at no9en bar facet
ie, buent Der ubbeler Slasene. 90
&uinoer Ct bsoe paasrunb af Ouertalb
fom neunt. Scat til Spnbas bleu tre
lasne. Sen enc er en- iuenif Tjenefe.
pise paa 25 Aar. 9enbes Napn er
emma So9nion. Set beber, at bun
nil TONNE til at be.
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Sun. yan Cant bar ianttioneret 2os
pen ON en- gtattez Commission, en 2op.
ON Barnerep % etpar andre.
3lube ) San TIRE l,eltreseS

yes Iotate gtbler, ba be tfse tan oa ben angrebne
Del af Dret Der er fun en- Maase at furere Dppbeb.
o9 bet er peb fonft.tutioreue MbIer Dppbet foraar>
fases peb en- betenbt ailtanb af Sltmbinben I bet
eufta6tfte @er. seaar bette @9r bliper inHameret.
marter De en- rumlenbe 2pb eusr faar en- baarlts 9p
os meb inbre Betnnbelien tan ftarnes, % bette Rpr
9iensyes fin normale Tilitanb, pil bpreie pere sbe>
last for itebie. st ub af II ailelbe remtaoes peb
otorrb Der ct ntet anbet enb en- betpnbt aftano al
Slimbinberne. Z .54S5ss
B ptI stpe ct bnnbrebe Dollars for ebpert Elfnloe al
Dppheb oraarasei of &atarrb) ION itte tan tureres
meo Halls Catarrh Cure Sfrtp efter etrtulrre init.
S. s. @benep & @s.. Eolebo. q. s
a. snlses bos Mpotbefere, 7be.
r Rall's Family Pills er be bebfte. 81
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9tlfaI9S.

Sire 9inaife, beitemt for tunst Brue,.
os en- Eraperbinsif. Osiaa enbel Epre,
famt en- Sbetlanb>p Sony, to in1porterebe
frantic Ponier, inbfsrte af s. s.
9iu, pante til at tretfe baabe alene oq
to iammen iamt til Rtoebeite. Mue tire:
Bonier tan trp9t bruses af Bgrn.-
6enftanb mob gobe Netes.
s. g. Billings.
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9tolerapporter-

Sra Stolen / Dittr. SO. 119, Eomn'
Of Maifao, for ben Wtaaneb, iom enbte
ben 8be Teb. 1901.
9ntal @leper inbftrepne, 43; siennem>
fnitliat Mntal buer Dag 80. 6pl9enbe
@leuer bar beisst Stolen bper Sag: Ole
6. 8erserub, Meluin 6. Ber9erub, Ill
bert 6. Berserub, 9arrp Berserub,
Marttn g. 8erserub, Gbriffian Ca
ifelle, @lepine Eborlon.
Sopbie &ubb, Qarerinbe.