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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-01-03

Gu forferbelis ulpfte benbte /
Bbat Gbeer / Sc,pa loen Sulebas.
40 BBrn brufneoe nemlis. ibet be ma
ber, Stgitrins falot eiennem Sien.
Ser par 81 B6rn iaIt. men TO rebbebe
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-01-03

Der par en- for TaQit 2onbon
7brbas. st 6incnce. e Rompagni. ber
falbtes .Tbe 2onDon & @lobe@ %
baube en- Rapital paa SIC. 600, 900.
Git til Beseen % 13 anbre Rompae.
u,er fulote meb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-01-03

Ser blep .meboett ira Befina ben
27oe Deb.. at BrTerne bar npli9
trenbt 81 fotbolife Rrlifne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-01-03
2ansbet y dte multi 9t2

s55lgenDe. iam pi bar fra rNorbiife
Bldbe~. q foo reoiomf. at mon fon
haue bouR Relist for at ,ro. nt bet eIs
tanbt. Ren bois' BET o1iaeDel ipr-
.boIoer fs iOm Der men otlt, SO oe,
sunultst 1t ie, builten Jortfiet Der Is.
poa laatalbte Rriitne % peoniaaer,
uubtaQen at Be fbtfts turoe n,oe
bebre.
.Os mart ier Del. Soloater. ber
tages inse 5dnser. o. oer siues In /
gen Bar a..
Set uar ben tpRe Reifers Niaebs,
orb til be / Qlna ubfenbte eiuillferebe
MBoere. Drbet 6bber D,ftcerernt Il
Drene. Sc lpfrer. Der fommer
Sneie al &fterretnin8er oeroure tro.
at Reiieren faor fin Billie. Der al,
pes iaaen Barbon til be cute Rine'
fere.
Set er be, tnRe focsolbemotratiiie
BLADE. oer .brinser Breue fra Soloo-
ter :, Rino. huor, Der berettes ON ben
Raaoe. oyorpaa @ineierne bebonDles. J.
s oremer Baraet<9 >itung. lortrl.
ler en- @olbat ,aalebes:
Natten til ben 26De slu9uf fanaeoe
ri rs 2inetere. fom pi an,os for at
pore Borere. De 8 al BEN. ber bar
iaareoe, bleu frl!s toane paa
Baionetten og brebte. De efterle<
uenbe maotte srape en- @r .. bpori ri
faheoe be 8 Borerl,g. Dm bet Dir.
felts oar Borere. ue ies torreiten
lite. Sc .onbre 68 blep lRntebe og
tsrte til en- BesraueliesplaDs. Ger
maatte be felu gtape en- ltot @tau. .ber
oar bedemt for 6em. Sc iiuloe mem.
lis Que o1ebes. ba4ui life gisr San.
ger eQer aiuer 8aroOn. Sc anle
5pre tos bet meo So % aropeoe
@rauen terbig. Da bette oar Reef.
blep 0olpbelen af BEN ftilebe op paa
IS StIiots Atttnnb % / be andres
=OoerDarel,e RuDt. Sc reherenbe "a
,naatte foo iafte @raueR Ill opes te
luole 81. Derpaa bieu 90 iiubt,
aiaa paa is str,ofs Nfnano, oas BE
aieuleuenbe be9roo BEN. Der bar
M IA tilbaae. 10 bleu Fubt % Der.
paa besraueDe af be i oe b,sie fife 4
bleu enoel,s Ruot % bearaeebes of
os. Sc ait ale / Dpben meo operle>
gen SO. os inaen of oem rpbeoe no.
gen uibere Beuaeelie.
5aolebes ilaater TpRerne Rinelere.
Mau laoer lite en- Song / tpGe Sloa.
terhuie bet enc 9pr fe paa bet anbet
Iastes. Men bet er 10 ogioa tur
Riueiere. bet oreier iia ON.
s -6atberftaoter Bolfs ; 8eituna"
fortaller en- anben Solbat. >oa{aa fra
Hef.ns fslsenbe:
sOm s ueo. ct bsr ubaebt Orbrr
ON. at oer life mao eiues Borbon.
2grbag ben lite September papbe pt
toset "a &ineiere. os be Ruloe oltiao
breDes. Wen bet sieloer ON at
ipare paa Nmmunition, os ba Office.
rerne lite fanot. Rine1erne Dor ct
6iub perb. bleu bet befemt. be Rulbe
brnbes meb 8aionet. 25 af os blep
altfaa fommanbereoe: Baionetten
poo!
Rtneferne bleu fileoe op ab en-
Mur, ri fnloeoe @euer ua git lbs
paa BEN. 5alb ub! lob &omman'
boen. % ui Jog Baionetten / Mapen
paa Rtneferite. &nfelte por ieigli>
pebe % maatte bope ire. fire St6b.
Dette oientog fia tie @anae. og buer
al % mantte brnbe TIRE Rineiere. Bet
bar ct frpsttliet Sloateri, men ri
maatte 10 lpdre. tbi bet par ben fei'
ferliee Orbre. Der Der fulbbprbes.
SaalebeS fjampeS Der for Qultu.
rem | &tna. ~ paa feiferlio Drbre.
Mnn bapoe ret til at tpible ON Be.
retnineerAeS Sanbbeb. 6piS be lite
par tremfomne ira EpRerne ielp.
0<n~ 80. -. "a. CANA : OaAk.~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-01-03

55Igenbe. ION ri bar fra rNorbiife
Bldbe~ q Ioo raoiomf. at mnn fan
naDe bouR Relist for at ,ro. af BET eI5
tanbt. Ren bois' BET oaiaeDel ipr.
.boIoer fs ION Der men oslt, st BET
.unul.gt II le, bDilten JOrt,iei bsr tr.
poa laaialbte >Rriitne % peoniaaer,
uubtaQen at Be f1tfts turoe D,oe
bebre.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27
W SALONIE BRA

W @ BRACl.
y W1nonie " bloku
Pezera. 70 wszYstkich tute-
ssych salon6w naiwiecej piwa
sprzedaia. . czego wynika,
le piwo go6c;om tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknajIepszem. W
gl6wne, sail 50 stofY ! mrogie.
krzesla. . nadto osobny pok6j
ola chcacYch sied2iet osob.
no. Ludzi " tel, po starokra]-
zra;sku urzadsonei obersy
sewsze laa y ulu. ieczi mimo
10 kstdy ssybko dostanie
,:aego zn3ada,i . xadowoleniem
vychods;.
Farmerzy terax = cafcm
miescie wygodniejsxei gospodY
ME snajda, jak u Griesl6w, asw
polaczonei ich : ealonem
procerni wszystko moga kupit
I niasta Ola kuchni | stc1u
pro wadsa6 mls1a. .@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27
Ksiazki rozmalte.

"' -. " 100 -. '' - : "trl 80. - -. :
Kantyczks. - Pastora}ki j ko-
ledy czv,l ,plosskr weso!e ludu "
czasle SWAT Bozego Narodzenla
20 domach spiewane...... 75c
Malown;czy opis Polsk; czyli
Geografa oiczystego kraju, z licz~
nem, obrazkami mapa. Zawiera
przesz}o IS stronic... 80. IS G..
Kieszonkowy Siownlk Polskc-
angielskl ang'elsko- polski TO-
prawny), utozonY przez Antoniego
ParyskleFo wraz 2 .,Nauka wy
mowy augielskiej'.. 80. s. 90
Aleksondra Chod&ki S}ownik Pole
ko Angielski l Angle!sko-Polskl
W mocnei opraxie re z}oconemi
tytullKami. Cena.......... 81. 90
fionki, Dumks , arye naro.
dove (oprawn=).. ........... .25 cn,
Wy6r pie;n; narodo,eych, " kt6-
rym znaJduia SIG: dvmk1,: p>7e;
marsze krakowiakl, masd'Y,
p,esni potryotyc2ne, wcjer
h%,storyczne ,td.......... 30t
L;rmI Polski, Zawiera]scy 547
,Dumek, Aryi. Krakow,ak6w i
plosnek iudowYch. w mocnej
oprawle, Cena.............75 c
Bukiet PiisSni swi;ato,o.ysha: 300
Grdtulant oraz p1esa 81 we,selne de-
-miodz'encow i druzb6w. sawie-'
.~rajacy: ZsprosinY IA wessle =.
0racYe weselue = Piosnki we
sela 1.s. Ce ta 20 q
r zy,ooty svietych Paas1ieh. po-
dug n~atlepszYch zr6del wyjetych
2 dsiei OJcow ! Doktorow Koscioia
sw. .opracowane, : kolorowa kart3
tYtufow9 l smiu kolorowemi obra-
Il mi, najoowsze wydapie> pana
Kar6la MARK, W Mikotowie, ma
S1'asku. (supesa,e Sinne ,.zYwoty
SautYch", jak owe pcfns<rowaue,
Jake to doted sprzednwan rszssAaicl
podr6zniacy sg~nci).... $40
Atlas Hsaoryi Naturalneej : laO
obrazkaml Eldz'i. zwiefzat czwo-
ronosnf Oh ptak6w, ryb. gadow,
o*ad6w it'd. 2 .takstem Fel,kss
Werminsklego.. IS ct.
Ksiega 2 Rortretami Kroldw Polskich
zawiera Al ohraaow w,eikoscl
7x10 cali, " k1iku kolorach.
.Zawiera tak3e sp,4 kr6low, ,ch
ION ] dziecl ora. glow niejszy.h
dat acknowledgement. :Portre,
kltali2ddego krdla lest pedsny %
odds'elnym grubyn karton,e,
plrlksaslliepKIlnias q bns9Nanyn. Pod
ksxdYm porttStem ssest wYdrn-
koRaae nazwisko, data urodze,
mai su,lercl. Cena $l2CO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27
-. 49, HHR4.. 1870 8ES98 IL slt 9s451aFsH a8fI E3t3SESa@
HlElEslatol,rya Q Hzachesneji 5 pieEnG Ne

H;dor,1n 3 .rznchet,,e; ; .,;.I,ri 1xs.
1azynis. 2Osc
Hiaorun 81 .grd,n;,1s bedrcncA. R.,r.
do zaimniarai ,ox.hna n,~,1at
Q prowsl.sn,s "a 5m,ert kr6Ie.
VEGA DyokisyYapna wybawie-
sn,u e .'sdmlu rasy p'ze' my' tr-
~ - yranie nowe POI
~ :"
Jan Uspispn czyi Souisdrzak,
siYnnY swego czasu trefnis;; lego
flgle i avanturY. PnwlesG ko-
mlczna ku rozrzw 60 czytelnikowV.
WYdanle move. Popraw'one, z
IcznYml oDrazkaml: Cena "a W
.niei ~. .tela1 o..'N -
Aakteta Dzse.loacG. e BrodQ, civil
Cyrullk zbawca: Przygody Fer
tiama larnku. ~Nadzwyeza9
cieaaWe3 opow'aoanle' loc
CkSouieE Nocy Powle6G przez Ju~'
lusza de Gastin. Tiomaczona z
francusk'ego (nadswYczaj cie-
kawa). Cena % G. .
:. Testament Psotra WessHs1 CO"
$3.50
n-
ntoloweJ
q oaoy' Aote1 LOG
Hsstorya o Grzeqorzu, ktdrY
II lat pokutowa}, przvkutv PRIV
skale,
Zv,oot Genouefy, powie66 moralna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27
" KSIEGARNI
&, LEGO
" Wiaena, linn.
gag f.. 5 street.
339 f.. 8 street.

MONA dostaG rozmaite ks:4zki pol
skie ,szczeg6lnie zas naste pujace:
KSIAZKI DO. !.
.NA2OZENSTWA
Big i tobq. Kslazeczka do ma.
bozenstwa ola mlodzlezY. szk6l'
nej ......... .... ~ O..
Perty do Ma6o&emstooa, ksiazka
do nabozenstwa ma czesG Najsw,et-
szej Fanny Nary Nieusta iqcej POI
mocy, W paradnej oprawie, z}ote
brzegl, z okuciem ! samecz-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOC
Ami6x Sr6S, ksiazka do nabo-
zehstwa " ozdobnrj opraw,e, z
bia}emi ok1adkami z ko6ci s{onio-
wei, "a zfoconym brzrgiem, z
klamerka - s.tos o.w IA
prazen dla pannY 75c
Ami61 Sh6S W paradnej opra~
vie z czarnej sk6ry. w~ytioczo-
nym ma ok4adce zioconYm krzyo
zYkiem, z}ocone brzegi. z klsmer>
100. y
Ami61 Sm6S kslazka do nabo-
zenstwa ola katollck,e] mtodziezy
" mniejszym formacie W wsra-
oprawle czerwone-
go aksamltu, z wyttoczonvm
ia ok}adce z4oconym krzy&ykiem,
re z{oconymi brzegami.... 40
W;amek Maryi (W,anek XII
c1c' Najswletszej Maryl Paauy) z
wYt4oczorym obrazkiem ma ok4ad~
&c z zfoconym brzeg EN- 2 zto~
conyrn tytullkiem;......... $l.O0
Ia sama kslazka z okuciem / "a
..............l.25 !;
Wyborek czylll kr6tki spos6b
o~abozenstwa. codz'ennego oprawny
droga sk6rke z o<uciem j kla-
merka z zioeonym krzyzykiem ma
ok}au;e i zlotym tytuliklsn 60 c
KS. Arcybiskupa Dunina ksiaz~
ka do nabozehs.wa (Bisknpkal W:
paradne] opravie re z}oconym
tytutem z}ocone brzeg, z okuoiem
klamra (dla kobieD".:. $l,75
KS. Arcyb;skupa Duninu ksiaz.
"a do nabozelstwa (Biskupka) "
nocnej p7eknej oprawie ze ztoco-
brzegiem Cola koblet) $l.30
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27

-.-E# = '",tha. 'iE3| L*S# SE5EE%' - TftnN IL u.
JE- ks. kardynale Ledochow-
ekim, 50 faiszywe. Me. pysl
on .wcale opuszczat Propagan
dy,. = katarakta, ma kt6ra Ger
:. pi. jest wyleczalna " stosow-
nym czasie odbedzle sic ope-
racya.
BERLIN - Cesarz Wilhelm
okazuje zbyt wiele sympathy ku
GORGE rosYjskiego hrabiego pan.
ME Szuwa}6w, kto-a 'bawi
z ojcem ma dworze berl hsKjm.
Parma Szuwal6w ma bye
pIekna os66ka a zakochany
W'lu6 orzadza pod jej oknsml
serenadY, odbywa ma ]e) cze6t
specyaIne przeglady swy.h
wojsk ogromuie jest przy]e~
cielsko u'posoblooym ola
ss,zesliwego ~ oj,a iadnej
c6rki.
A g - PAM B>lha,
baw'aca obscnie W Holandyi
iona wodza Boer6w, o2owiada,
Dc general French dostaf sic
diva ra2y do niewoli. Schwy-
tapy drug raz Mai bye roz-
strzelany "a ziamanie siowa, ze
walczyG nadal przeciw Boerom
ME bedzie- Puszczono go
wszak1e wolno W zamlan "a
1000 Boer6w, kt6rych Angl'
cY musiel! take obdarzyc
wolnoscia.
BERLIN. - Gdy size
nastepca ironu czekaf W MIN
den ga odejscie pociagu~ do
Bonn, zbli&Yi sic do wagonu
ks'azacego pijak i roabil kijem
szybe W okn'e. pray :kt6:em
ksia&e siedziaL Pokaza}o sic
&e byi to pomocn'k handlowy.
ktory areszrowany, o5wiadczy'
ma stacyi policyjne1 H. cbc1al
tylko prz7patrzet SIC bli4ej
ksieciu.
BERLIN, -Katolicki dz;eu,
ulk tutejszy Koeln'scbe Volks~
:zeituug oglasza korespondencye
niemieckiego misyonarza "
pro wircYi 5hanting, " k>6rej
tenze tw'erdzi, De handy box
ser6w:nie %zostaty wcsle roa-
pr6szone, re CT W dalszYm c>agu
rabu)a misye i mordaja mi
syonarzY l. na"r6conyck kra~
jowcow. =:
Wszystkie edykta .cesarskie
0 uspokojeniu zaburzeh So
wierutnemi k'amstwami j
wkro,ce zaczna znowu dono-
sic . g*a'tach j. tnordach
boxser6w. .*'
LfWOW. Padere wski,
doznawszy tn sw'etuego powc-
d.en's ze' .swa opera M'oroj,
WYE bal l C4erwca wra,i
tona':do 1,oadynu. P5zeguaoie
by'o uroczYete. Ma dworcu
>,byli: mmrarsaa'ek Badeni. bur-
m,strz miasta Ma'acbowski,
komitet. prG5jmujacY mis'rza,
oraz t'uu,y publ.canoic:.
2 "%|"E NJ -a.e1t&E - g.. 80 80 / 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27
Z .; |. !. SW7!'l'I[ [. ! / A.

RZ.YM Ro1ne gszecar-
skie w%iadomosui %.podawane :. 9
.JE. ks. .,kardYnsle Ledochow-
skim. 50 fai,zywe. Me. myil'
on .wcale ~opuszczat Propagan :
dy,. = katarakta, ma kt6ra c,er-
pi, jest wylecsalna " .stosow-
nym csasie odbedz'e sie ope-
racya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27

D.E.Dyar Pres. Peter Bub Vicepres
Theodore Wolo, Cashier. .
John A. Borth. Assistant tCashier
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-06-27
WH@
MERCHANTS BANK

Bank ten zorganizowan1 zosta1
ia podstaw1e praw Stanu Mime.
sofa, " dnlu 4 Marca 1876 r.
The Florida star., 1901-11-29

perhaps seventy-five miles will be of this
character, with very few settlements.
By examining map Of this portion Of
the county it will be seen that the pro-
jected road skirts along the north side of
the great Okeechobee and cuts across the
great stock ranges of DeSoto, Osceola and
Dade counties.
This road, when opened, will give the
tourists easy access to the best hunting
sections of Florida, without doubt, and
will be in the nature of godsend to the
settlers on the route, 1t will open up
rich farming lands and alluvial soil that
will gladden. the hearts of many a man
who comes south to better his condition.
Rice and cane fields, stock farmers and
orange growers will soon dot the entire
route.
As near az can be learned the road will
cross the Kissimmee river nine or ten
miles south Of Fort Bassinger, on the
Kissimmee river.
The surveyors are pushing the line, and
Mr.. Milford B. Hereby, who has control,
states that the road will be finished and
in operation before the ides of March,
1903, are here.
The Florida star., 1901-11-29
Increased Cost of Living.

On the authority of Dun's Re-
view, 1T has been stated that the
cost of living has now reached the
highest point in the decade, and is
now 7 per cent higher than at the
corresponding period of last year.
1t does not need the report of a
commercial agency to inform our
housewives that the cost Of filling
the market basket has been run
ming up on us considerably within
the past year or two. They have
found out that meats and potatoes
are specially higher than usual.
and the cost of the necessaries of
life generally to be higher than the
average for some time past. The
question is, will this higher level
prove only temporary? The con-
sumner ardently hopes so; but We
must wait and see.
This matter of the higher cost of
living, without a corresponding in
crease in the earning capacity of
the consuming masses, has direct
bearing upon two very important
The Florida star., 1901-11-29
Jumped ON a Ten Penny Nail.

The little daughter of Mr.. J. n. Powell
jumped on an inverted rake made of ten
penny nails, and thrust one nail entirely
through her foot and a second one half
way through. Chamberlain's Pain Balm
was promptly applied and five minutes
later the pain had disappeared and no
more suffering was experienced. In three
days the child was wearing her shoe as
usual and with absolutely no discomfort
Mr.. Powell Is we'll known merchant of
Forkland, Va. Pain Balm is an antisep-
tic and heals such injuries without matu-
ration and in one-third the time required
by the usual treatment. For sale by Will
son & Son.
The Florida star., 1901-11-29

questions relating to our national
governments policy. namely, the
tariff and immigration. Comment
ing On this same subject of high
cost Of living, the Savannah News
remarks a follows:
"a defect in the tariff to which
the Democratic: bsrty has continu-
ally called attention is the fact that
|it utterly ignores the consumer. It
assumes that the protected rhanu-
facturer, out Of the goodnessof his
heart and secure in fine profits.
will divide his prosperity with the
man who is working for him by
paying the best wages in the world.
There was some show of reason for
this expectation when industries
were under individual manage
ment, because of the sentimental
between employer and
employees. But is there any senti-
ment in the trust system as it ex-
lists nowP There is a tariff on meats
of 2 to 5 cents pound. Who pro-
fits by it, the raisers of cattle and
stock, or the great meat trust? Of
pretty nearly every agricultural
product that is protected by the
tariff, we raise a surplus which
must be exported; does such pro
lection do the producers the least
bit of good?
"And there are the immigration
laws. While the American work
man, whose dinner pail has been a
text upon which Republican SER
mons without number have been
preached, is now paying more for
his living than for many years,
there is a food of cheap labor be-
ing poured in from Europe. The
immigration last year was heavier
than for a number of years, and
there is pressure being brought to
bear upon the government for a
still freer importation of cheap la
Dor, upon the expiration of the ex-
listing Chinese exclusion law. Is
there any promise of full dinner
pals held out in any such propo-
sition?"
The Florida star., 1901-11-29
The Children's Friend.

You'll have cold this winter, maybe
you have one now, your children will suf-
fer too. For coughs, Group, bronchitis,
grip and other winter complaints One
Minute Cough Cure never fails, acts
promptly, Is very pleasant to the taste
and perfectly harmless. G. b. George,
Winchester, Ky, writes: ''Our little girl
was attacked with Group late one night
and was so hoarse she could hardly speak.
We gave her few doses of One Minute
Cough Cure. 1t relieved her Immediately
and she went to sleep. When she awoke
next morning she had no signs of hoarse-
ness or Group" Wilson & Son.
The Florida star., 1901-11-29

In these sordid, money-getting
days it is very refreshing to strike
upon an incident grounded on high
ideals and in which money cuts no
figure at all. We refer to the Hon.
Isidor Rayner's connection with
the defense of Rear Admiral Schley.
How brilliantly Mr.. Rayner con.
Quoted the case is well known to
all newspaper readers, His speech
before the court was masterpiece
of logic and eloquence. And yet
Mr.. Rayner would accept no fee
for his service. He left his home
in Baltimore, worked fifteen to six
teen .hours a day on the case and
rendered services for which he
might well have charged several
thousand dollars. But it was in
the defense of truth and justice
that he labored, and because be
loved his friend Schley he would
take no money from him. The
country will doff its hat to the
the brilliant and big-hearted Mr.
Rayner. ,
The Florida star., 1901-11-29
THE LAKE OkEECHObEE ROUTE.
1t VIII Open Up the Great South Florida
Stock Range.

| Stock Range.
Fort Myers Cor Times Union and Citizen.
The incorporators and promoters of the
South Florida 4 Gulf Coast railroad are
John M. Roach, William G.. Gnrley and
| Milford B. Hereby. The capital stock il
81 600 600, with subscription of $4,000
All are from Chicago. Mr. Roach, how
ever, has fine residence on Useppa ISL
and, lin Lee county. 1t is stated by per-
SOns who should know that any one Of
the men named is able to build ard
equip tie proposed road.
The road, SO far as can be ascertained,
will be run from Punta Rassa to Fort
Pierce, on the east coast, although as a
matter of fact it seems that the promo
tiers themselves are not decided on the
tquestiOn of the terminus on the east
coast, and there is some talk of running
the road to Stuart. Fort Pierce is really
the Objective point.
This. road, as contemplated, will run
|throuah All almost uninhabited section
of country after leaving Fort Denaud, on
the Calonsahatchee river, until il reaches
Fort Pierce, on the east coast, and it can
safely be said that seventy-five miles of
this distance will be through an open
prairie.
To begin with, the section of country,
after leaving Punta Rassa and until reach
ing Fort Myers, through which the road
Will pass, is fairly well settled. This
stretch will be in plain view of the Ca
loosahatchee river all the way, and the
route is all timbered.
FROM Fort Myers to Buckingham, on
Orange river, a distance of nine or ten
miles, the road will run through some
good land, and all the route is well tim.
bered.
From buckingham the road will run
directly to Alva, distance of about nine
miles. Most of this distance Is fairly
we'll timbered, with a great quantity of
good land ready for settlers. Some large
orange groves are OH this part of the
road, and the land, or portion of it, is
available and high, the entire distance
being very picturesque and tropical, lying
near the CalOOsahatchee river.
All along this route, that is from Back
ingham to Alva and Fort Denaud, on the
Caloosahatchee river. and especially from
Alva to Fort Denaud, lie the main groves
of Lee county. 1t is not meant that Or
ange creek has not as good groves as can
be found in the county, but on the river
lies the great backbone of the citrus fruit
and farming lands of Lee county, and if
all signs do not fail the prospects are that
the banks of the CaloOsahatchee river,
along this entire route, will soon be al
most one solid orange grove.
The projected road will probably leave
the Caloosahatchee river at or very near
Fort Denaud, this being within few
miles of Fort Thompson-perhaps ten
miIes-and take the most direct loute to
Fort Pierce.
This part of the road will run through
an extensive prairie and saw-grass region:
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Hoods Turs0p0riii0

Cures catarrh-it soothes and strength
ems the mucous membrane and builds
up the whole system.
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consisting of everything
usually kept in a
frst-class general store..-..
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~AROUND THE PAM

The most profusely illustrated book of its
kind ever published, is lasting souvenir for
those who did, and splendid description for
those who did not visit the Pan-American
Exposition, the latter class will find it most
reliable substitute for the trip. 1t is as anus
ing to the young as it is intensely interesting
to the adult, and should be readily accepted
into every household for the edifcation of
young and old Agents outfit free upon re-
ceipt of fifteen u5c.) cents in postage
THE NUTSHELL PUB Co, New York.
The Florida star., 1901-11-29

BISHOP KELLEY recently had an
article ON the negro question, pub
lished in the New York Journal,
which is worthy of the deepest
thought on the part of those who
are earnestly studying that ques-
ton with the object in view OF
reaching a satisfactory solution of
it. The bishops style is terse, di-
rect and remarkably clear. There
is no cloud of doubt about any
point which he makes. The edu-
cation of the negro, he says, should
be suited to his environments and
adapted to his needs, present and
future. The position of the negro
in this country is fixed. What
need has carpenter, a bricklayer.
a stone mason, a barber or a plas
terer for Latin, Greek or higher
mathematics" Why cram the ne
gro's head full Of matters that can
never be of use to him in the aven-
ues of endeavOr that are open to
him, but will only make him dis
contented, and possibly something
worse than he was before. The
present educational system is i'm
perfect. 1t needs to be more in
dustrial and less literary; more
moral and less classical.
The Florida star., 1901-11-29
SILK Hats fn England.

Silk hats continue TO be very fash
ionable in England. OF course the
greatest wear Is in London. but through
out Great Britain there Is expended
each year over $1,000 on this style
Of headgear.
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Trusts are local matters. says Ex-
Judge e. II. Gary, who is one OF
the organizers of the billion dollar
steel trust. Being local matters,
he says, the federal government has
no right OF power to pass laws to
regulate trusts. How he figures
out that New Jersey trust operat-
ing in Missouri, for instance, is a
local matter only cannot be
guessed.
The Florida star., 1901-11-29

Total rainfall for the week. .05 inch.
Departure from the normal rainfall for the
week. minus IS inch
Departure from normal rainfall since Jan.
l, 1901, plus 16 80 inches.
HAL p. HARDIN,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Jupiter. Fla. Nov 26, 1901
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Weekly Weather Report.

o. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATH.
ER BUREAU.
Comparative statement of temperatures
and rainfall for the week ending Tuesday,
AZ
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The nnnEnhhara

The peaceful Doukobhors are the
Quakers of Russia. They are opposed
to all wars.