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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-12-12
NOMINATIONS BY PRESIDENT.

Roosevelt Transmits Big Batch OF
Names to the Senate.
President Roosevelt Thursday morn
ing sent in a number OF nominations to
the senate, among them the following:
To be collector of customs-George
Wallen. of Florida, for the district OF
Key West, Fla.
Postmasters: Florida. Owe E..
Stout. Fort Myers; North Carolina
Daniel p. Daneron, Clinton; South
Carolina, W. C.. Schaffe, Aiken; Tell
nessee. Robert H. McNeely. Humboldt.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-12-12
NURSE A POISONER?
Miss Toppan Indicted For Murder OF
Three People BY Grand Jury.

At Barnstable, Mass, Friday after
noon, Miss Jane Toppan, Of Lowell,
stood up in the superior court room
and heard the grand jury's Indictment
charging her with the murder of three
persons whom she had been engaged
to nurse back to health, but who had
died under her charge. and, according
to the indictment, BY her hand.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-12-12
CARNEGIE OFFERS TEN MILLIONS
Will Donate That Sum to United
States For Educational Purposes.

President Roosevelt has received a
letter from Andrew Carnegie in which
the latter offers to make donation of
$10,000,000 to the United States. The
letter will be referred to congress.
Mr.. Carnegies gift is for the pub
pose Of establishing in Washington a
university for higher education. 1t is
somewhat on the line of the bequest
of James Smithson, the Englishman,
who gave s1,OO0,0O0 for the establish
ment and maintenance Of what is
known as the Smithsonian institution
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-12-12
President Signs His First Bill. /.

President signs his FtrSt BILL
President Roosevelt signed the frst
bill sent to him by congress, thus Gre
ating the first law to be enacted un-
der his administration. It was the act
to admit free of duty and to permit
the transfer of foreign exhibits from:
the Pan-American exposition to the
South Carolina Interstate and West In
dian exposition at Charleston. S. c.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-12-12
TEXAS PURSUING A TRUST.

Suit Is Brought Against Alleged Com
bine With Thirty Millions Capital.
A special from Austin, Texas, says:
The famous Kirby Lumber Company
which was recently incorporated fol-
$30,000,000 under the laws Of Texas
has been sued for damages on the
ground that it is operating in violation
of the antitrust law.
The charges are that the said com.
pany has violated the law in freezing
and buying out competitors. @ghe pen.
aisjes amounting to $4,000 are asked
for.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-12-12
Racers Arriving at Charleston

Many fine horses from various points
in Georgia are being shipped to
Charleston for the exposition meeting.
In the list booked for the opening
there are forty-four horses from SsVan-
nah, twenty from Thomasville, and six
teen from cambridge. The owners
have secured stable room at the track
President Wall, of the racing asso'
citation, said that there would be al
least three hundred runners In the
city by time racing begins, and so
many requests have been made for
quarters that the capacity Of the sta
bles will be increased.
The efforts being made by horsemen
in New Orleans to have the Charleston
meeting outlawed were met by the
board Of directors of the exposition
and President Wagner has written
to August Belmont, president OF the
Jockey Club, asking that the rules be
SUSPENDED. Governor McSweeney has
Joined in the request. The managers
expect a reply from these communlca
tions within the next few days.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-12-12
SWITChMEN LOSE FIGHT.
All Pittsburg Railroads Affected Are
DOING Usual Business.

All Pittsburg, Pa, railroads that
we're affected by the strike of the
switehmen now have the full number
of crews at work and the officials say
that so far as they are concerned the
strike is at an ED and that whatever
trouble and inconvenience there has
been is at an end.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-12-12
CANAL COMMITTEE MEETS.
Disposition Is to Report Morgan Meas
ure at Early Date.

The senate committee on isthnian
canal was in session Thursday and
engaged in a general discussion of the
Nicaragua canal bill, which was intro
duced By Senator Morgan, but adjourn
ed without action, because OF the ab-
sence of Senator Hanna. The disposi-
ton of the committee is to report the
bill at an early date.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-12-12
ANTIcHINEsE BILL INTRODUCED.
Measure to Keep Out unweIeoms pig
tails" Is Before the douse.

tails" Is Before the House.
Representative Kahn, who repre-
sents the San Francisco district con-
tanning the Chinese quarters, in which
some 10000 Chinese reside, introduced
a Chinese exclusion law in the house
Friday. It defines strictly the status
of those who by treaty have q right
to enter the country. excluding all ex.
cept Chinese officials, teachers. stu.
dents, merchants, travellers and return
ing laborers. In each Of these except
ed cases a section is devoted to the
rigid Identification and specification OF
the excepted parties.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-12-12
FOR WIFE MURDER

Prominent Merchant Of Jacksonville.
Fla, Goes on Trial.
Charles R. Armstrong, a prominent
merchant of Jacksonville, Fla, and a
large property owner and influential
church man, was placed on trial Mon
day for murder in the first degree, the
crime being the killing of his pretty
young wife. Domestic troubles brought
on the tragedy.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-12-12
FIVE TIMES MURDERER.
Negro Hanged at Lake City, Florida
Makes Sensational Confession.

At Lake City, Fla, Friday Thomas
]. Hampton, colored, VINO committed
q double murder at Fort White nine
wears ago, was hanged for the crime
Just before the execution the doom
cd man confessed to five murders, one
of the conductor on a train in Lexing'
ton county, South Carolina. in 1881, a
homicide that has for the Iast fourteen
Years been e mystery. Other murders
were committed in Georgia.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-12-12
.HOWARD'S FRIENDS BALKED.
Attempt Made to Rescue GoebeI Sus.
pect From hands Of Officers.
friends of Berry Howard the noun

Friends of Berry Howard, the noun
tain feud leader, made an attempt to
rescue him as he was being taken to
Frankfort, KY, to answer an indict-
ment charging him with completely in
the murder Of WILLIS Goebel, 1or
which he had been srrsted by Sheriff
Broughton and his deputy, who got
the drop on Howard and his body
guard after Turing them into Pineville.
Quick action by the engineer Of the
train in pulling the throttle wide open,
saved Broughton and his prisoner.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-12-12

Inc Dan is 10 start boom train
from Charleston and run 1T through
aeorgia, South Carouna, North Caro-
ina. Alabama and Tennessee. On this
train will be part OF all the attrae,
tons Of the Midway. Bostock Wild
have some polar bears upon the trafnr-
another show will have tribe OF Es'
ouimos, there will be a strong man.
sword jugglers and dancers from the:
streets of Cairo. The exposition com.
pany will have literature upon the.
train. and the merchants OF Chartestons
will have their representatives.
A stop of only few hours WIZ pes
made in each town. A free perform
ance will be given by the Midway apeo.S
pie and an orator will tell the peoples
Of the educational advantages OF the,
big exposition at Charleston. AfteT the
advertising literature has been disr1b-.
uted the train will move on to the next
town, where another performance VIII.
be given. -
Mr. Sanges talks very hopefully OF.
the exposition. He declares that It Is
bigger show than the Cotton Statess
and International exposition, which
was given in Atlanta, and declares that
it will prove to be one Of the best 'ad.s
vertisements ever inaugurated In q
southern city.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-12-12
DEWEY DL.1IES REPORT.

Published Statement that Schley Was
Found Guilty Is Untrue.
The New York World of Saturday
morning published a dispatch from
Washington saying that Admiral Dew
ey has denied the statements publish
ed in other papers that the Schley
court of inquiry had reached a decision
in the case and that Admiral ScE!ey
had been found guilty on five counts.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-12-12
W., ,ur;, n.noune.. Enemie..s

Mclaurtn DenouhSeS EhelnteSs sssS
After the usual preliminary business
In the United States senate last Mon.
day'which included the presentation of
numerous petitions, memorials, bills
and Joint resolutions, q resolution aps
propriating $4,000 for Transporting
and the installation of a government
exhibit at the Charleston exposition
was passed. s. g,
Senator McLaurin made speech de-;
f1ning his position In South Carolina
and discussing the campaign In the
state, as well as his position regarding
federal patronage in South Carolina
and his relationship with it. He said
the campaign against him has been
one OF calumny, vituperation and mis-
representation. AS to the appoint
ments In the state he sought to have
democrats appointed, and where this
could not be accomplished he tried To-
have such republicans selected IS
would give satisfaction to the people.
He did not want the crime OF burning
q postmaster repeated in his state.
Mr.. McLaurin said the movement
against him In the democratic party
was one to keep alive sectionalisn.
Mr.. Jones, of Arkansas, denied scmss
Of the statements made by Mr.. McLsus
rim, especially 80 far as they indicated
that he (Jones) had any Interior mos
tiyes in the action he took regarding
Mr.. McLaurin's connection with the:
democratic party.
Mr.. Tillman also replied to Mr. Nc
Laurin, denying there was conspira,
cy against him. Mr.. Tillman referred
to the designations Of the senator's
from South Carolina and their subse-
quent Withdrawals.
Mr.. Hoar referred to this fact, and
said that he did not understand how
designations could be withdrawn.
Mr.. TilIman said he would be glad
TO have the judiciary committee inVes-
tigate the matter and the senate de-.
clare both seats from South Carolina
vacant, $50 we could wash our dirty
linen elsewhere"
Mr.. McLaurin said he would join
with Mr.. Tillman in having the seats
declared vacant and meet him any
where.
Mr.. Tillman Immediately offered to;
sign with Mr.Laurin resignation and
send it to that man." pointing to.
President Pro Tenn Frye, "and that
would settle it." Mr.. Tillman declared
he did not want the vote OF South
Carolina divided, and would be willing
to go before the people with McLaurin
on his new tangled issues"
Mr.. Hoar again asserted that upon
the statement of the senators from
South Carolina he did not believe eth.
er of them were entitled to seats on
tn floor.
Mr.. Tillman said he was glad to End
his Own opinion backed up by the dis:
tinguished chairman Of the judiciary
committee. He did not believe the
governor had anything to do with the
matter and could not refuse to accept
designations. He thought the commit.
tee on privileges and elections should
inquire into the whole case.
At this point Mr.. Lodge, Of Massa-
chusetts, secured recognition and said:
while these designations are pro-
pairing, l move the senate proceed
to consideration Of executive business,
and the motion was carried amidst q
laugh at the expense Of the South
Carolina senator's.
At>2:35 the senate went into execu.
tive session to consider the Hay.
Pauncefote treaty.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10
nbe8rtbelt9t-

Det er ubesribeli9t, buortor Ruinber
ubboloer 0Rpsuert, 3oueopiue, gseruoit.
tet, Sspnlpsbeo, Melan@oli, Beiuimel>
Ter os Mnfalo at @utmmelbeo, naar
Tufnoer bar beuif, at electric Btters
tan belbrebe ioabanne Onber. rSeg
leo mango Mar af yiprezOnoer", itrt'
per Mrs. Pbebe @berlep Peterion,
Soma, pg leg bauoe iaa onot &pssen,
at leg lite tunbe ifpre mig &leberne
ielu. Men electric Bitters belbrebebe
mig 9anite, % enbfiont ies er 7s Mar
sammel, ct ies MI iitano til at sipre alt
nit 9usarbeibe leIu." Det belbreber
6oritoppelie, forbenrer Nppettten, siper
fulotommen 6elbreo. 8Iot soc pos
alle Mpotbetere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10

5 @bicaso bar en- 80 Mar gammel
Rone, Utrs. CHARLES 8. Ormsbp. nplis
fptt 6irliaser, tire Gutter os en- Pige.
Nqe er frtife os uelifabte. 6un bar
uaret gift ipu Mar % bar ben Glib bapt
IA 8prn. 9un bar to @ause baut
Euilltnser, en- @anq Eriuinger os nu
fit 6irl1neer. San er ielu en- Grtllins
DagbIaoere leperer Btueber al Berneue,
Der be lisser to. tire % fire ueb Siben
at bueranbre.
Ser er bog en- ilem 6ase 5orbin.
BELLE meo benue uieouanlt9e 6rustbar.
beb, os bet er, at Usrs. Ormsbp Ct
meaet fattig. 6enbes Mlanb fit for tre
Mar 7oen ben Sbe, at ban tunbe bpsse
en- Maifine, iom tunbe beuese fig felp,
os tilitft fit ban iitano en-. fom git / 81
elmer, men ba ifanofebe ben. Da mi,
ftebe Ormsbp Torfanben. San for:
iuanot % bleD borte l1seuis. Mu oe
sa tom ban tilbase, fog itu enbe]
Mpbler % foripanot isien. pan ia,
nu uaret borte fets Maaneber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10
s @tats fenelet Qineoln, Nebrafa

5 @tatsfensile / 2ineoIu, Nebraffa,
er Der en- Ganse, iom man tnot,l MI bar
antaset forat uare en- Manb, men fife
u9e bleu bet opbaset, at bet Ct en- &pins
be. 9un bar ueret Teu9ret IL
Maaneoer os ffraHes for 9efetYperi.
gun er Ror os groubps9et forat uere en-
&piube.
s Basiett, seebralta, far man o9iaa
opbaset en- tuinoelis 6onse. Denns
&p:nbe er toumen ino iTens1let pao
ben Maabe, at BUN unber Betss bos en-
Tetter, iom par Gensilet, bar bpttet
&leber meb bam os bar taset bans
plabs @e1en, mems ban forlob 6ene.
fet benbes Rler. SUN u.I nu anipst
ON at i1tppe uo os paaitaar, at Setteren
tuans benbe til at bgtte BIaos meb BAN.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10
1opbe> ea.. t1te telbreats

~ lotale NbIer. ba bs ttte tam aaa ben ausrebne
Del Of gret. Der &c hun eu Raase at turere DSpbeb
% bet e ueb touftuttsnse DtbIer. Dpuheb foracrs
fases peb On betenbt Filtanb af sltmbtnben be,
.eufa@tfte @pr. Raar bette RSr bItuer tnfiameret
mnrter De en- rumleube 2pb euer foar baarlis pps
% meb minbre BetenbeIfeu tan feraes os bette Rp,
sfeugtDes fx uormaIe ttanb. ptI ppreIen pere pbes
tagt for febie. sri ub at II EilfoIbe fremfobes ues
4otGrrb ber q tutet a1bet cub en- betnnbt aiaxb al
6Iimbtuberue.
t pt stue ct bunbrehe Dollars for etbpert 9ilfolbe
O1ubes (oruarfasst af &atab). fom ttfe tau trtrta
1eS Halls Oatarxh Cure. 6triu efter QtrfuIor frit
8. s. 9beuep 4 o.. 9oIebp. o
" Salses 1eD 2potSefere, 75e.
aau'0 Family H1no er Be betRs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10

Ser er en- for Del ptser log Gutter
meb), lom lite liter at melte. % bog
ct bette ct Iiseiaa nebuenbigt Mrbeibe
iom etbuert arbes % enbo8 neouenbi-
sere eno mango andre, forbi bet lite tan
opiettes, laaleoes iom enoeI andre tan.
Gnbel piser ct iaa fine paa bet, at be
tror, be nil bp at Sleslugten, % ON be.
res Brpbre eno lite finber paa ben uo.
pei til at ilippe fri, er be liseiaa uuillise
iom Ytserne i'll at utae slsre ct 6orfes
meb at lore.
Denne 1uillisbeo tunbs n1aafe afz
bielpes betpoeli9t peb Opmuntrinser at
bet Slass, iom ri ber uiI neune. )
Wiumar baube man torleben etlaes
9piffef % maaite en- l1bittQing peD Si>
ben af. Banteu ber Bpen baube uo.
louet en- fpeeiel Praute til ben Dame
per itaar pistelis Dame, os buorfor
ifuIbe bet ttte?), iou1 baube meltet bet
itprfte Nntal &ier bet Nar, lom enote
ben lite Sttpber.
Set utie fig, at ben Dame uar en- l6
2lar sammeI Datter al peter 6aQborn,
Der Dor lite lanst fra 8pen. Qun bar
meltet 10 Ripr bper Morsen os bper
Gftsn bet Mar, iom git, eller bar talt
foretaset 10, ,26o MeItniuser I ben Eto.
Og bun er lite bpo sat Tipslu9ten
beQer. Det ianbipnIige er, at bun nil
ouerleue be fe1te andre, lom lite bar
paret tnbenfor Tipsoeren.
Open ltaaenbe Gal er pel forreiten
neppe rigtt9e, men bette er upelentlist
bette Ttlfelbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10

5 6ennepin @ouutp bolber man pao
at sioe Sberiff Waegaaroen en- shake
up, os ben uarer loulis lense. De1
siaIoer Sbertffens @esninser, os maa.
ffe oslaa Resuifabss % Gmbeosfsriel.
Set Ter bog lite enbnu ub, iom ON man
bar faaet noset bettemt lopftrtbist op
imob bam. Men Der paaitaaes, al
Sberihens Sportler | bet County bar
anbraset til meuem sl6, 900 % $24,z
900 ct Nar. Man bar ofte ipst at
faa 2e9islaturen til at betemme en- faia
2pn os at atifafte Sportelipfemtt, men
bet bar mislpttes btbttl.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10

Song Oscar oil bltue reprefenteret
ueb ben 2obe Marsteff for bet iuenife
8etbanp College t xtnbsborg, &anias,
ben lobe Nouember 6ans &epre1en'
tant u.l uere en- af be tolu Bifoper
Suerise, Rnub 6ennins @a3elias Don
S@eele. 6an ct ben meit biittusuerebe
Suenife, iom nogen Sang tom til Mme,
rita en- ofentlis Junction, itriues oer
fra 2tnbsbors. Prefbent Smanfon Al
bet neuute college er auerebe reif til
New gort forat mootase ben bpie @etif.
li9e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10

s 6elena, Rontana, blep en- Manb
ipn9et Scat til Iorsoas fife l1se, forbi
ban baube ouerfalbt en- fem Aar sau,meI
Bise. Omtrins 200 maiierebe Menb
breb tnb 6ensiIet, tos Wanben ub os
benste bam. 9an negtebe, at base
ubfsrt 6orbrpbslien, men ban blep be-
ftemt sientienbt at Biseu % al mango
andre, Der bauoe feet bam iammen meo
benbe. 9ans Naun par Sames Gb.
marb BraoY.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10

Der par Sals AZ Stolelanb (eue,
Statslanb) @ais County, N. g., 70,
libt ouer en- l1se ftben. Det bleu betal'
meb op til $40 pr. Mere. Gsbert @il:
bertion | ben fpbltsfte Del af @ouatie1
betalte ben Bris for en- RDartiettion ne,
bans Diem ben ipolise Del a
Gountiet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10
8oraarfaeese aatltg Mdofel.

v@n Nat fit min Brobers lille Barn
Group, ifrtuer Ufrs. S. 6. @ntber
@rittenoen, &p. rDet ipntes, iom ON
bet ifulbe bliue tpalt, for ri tunbe faa
en- Dottor. Derfor gap ri bet Sings
Seem Dtscouerp, iom burtts bialp oe
turerebe bet for Be- itanbist. 0t bar bet
altto 9uiet forat beitptte pore Born
fra Group os Risboife. Set turerebe
mtg for troriif Bron9tt, iom lite noset
anbet Mibbel tunbe ltnbre.1 Set er
ubebra9eltst for 6oite, GortipIelie,
Strube> oq Qunseipsbomme. soc og
81. suef1aifer trtt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10
Ser raiebe beftt9e Storme paa Rpfen
al Trantrtg / Bespnbelien af benne l1ge,
% meeen Stabe er fleet.

Op til Miobas fife 2prbas par Der
inbtommet 1888 til ct Tonb, fom
ital bruses til l1olesnins al M.is
Stoae. ben ameritanifs W.siiouer, iom
bleu bortfprt at tyrtiite Gepere forleben.
&esierirsen bar sirrt alt, ben tan, for
at befrie benoe, men be til ubIesntug
nsbpenbtge Pense maa chickering's ueo
priuat Subieription.
@enere oplpies fra 8aibin9ton, at
Brefibent &ooieuelt bar uift mesen Su'
teresie for Susen, os Statsoepartemen'
tet bar arbeioet meset iurigt meb ben,
men buab Der 9isres, nil Gmbebsmen-
bene lite ub meb. Det beoer nu, at
&suerae bar ueret oriittse not til at
forsse 6orbrinsen paa l1blssntns til
800, 900, % bet beber, at man lite ier
anben nepei enb at tilueiebrinae Gums
men. De bar ertleret, at ON lite
Suutmen par betalt inben en- pis Dag,
pilbe D1ils Stone bltue laaet ibiel ben
Dag. Hiselebes beoer bet, at @suerne
bar pea Nnmooniua ubiat benne Dag,
forat Bensene tan bltue tiIueiebrogt.
Om bet forboloer fig iaa, er maaife
tuiuliomt.
Gn Manb Columbus. Sabiana, Der
tibltgere sar Roniul Tprtiet. bar iast,
at boa tror, &euerne utl bolbe Orb.
6pts lite Miis Stone bliper ublsf, nil
be ferif busse af benbe ct Singer os
fenbe bet til benbes Benner. Derefter
ct pre, % buis lite bette bieIper, uiI be
iette benbes 6opeb paa en- Stans en-
liben 2anbsbp Eprttet. rSes tjeuber
benz, ttlfsiebe ban, ros ueb, builte
Metbooer be bruger."
Det ct blepen frembeuet, at bpab ber
forsser bet ubebasel,se peb benns Mffere
ct, at buis man betaler no9et ublps=
ming for Mtfs Stone. peb man lite, buor
inart ben neite Wtisioner tan blipe
reuet, forat en- np Penseubpresnius tan
bliue for fp9t..
Ser blep oplpif fra @aibinston isaar,
at man tror, $500 er bleueu ienet
til be rette biplomatifte Reprei entanter t
sprtiet til Brus uuber Torbanolinser
u,eo 9fpuerne ON ubiettelle. 0s Tele>
graz ftroabene boloes uarme bele Tiben,
beb bet, meo alporlise Gelearammer til
Resierinsen Bulsarien ON at bielpe
til meo en- inarl,g Oronins al Sasen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10

Gn Manb Chicago ltsser nu faaret
li9eban fou preiibent WtcRinley par,
men benne Mano ftiso fig 1elu af Betpm:
ring, forbi ban par arbeibslss, Saseu
bar uatt mesen Opmerffombeb, ba 2e'
semaffaoen ital uere fuIbitenbis oeu
famine ion, / Yref1bentens GiIfelbe.
Men bet paaiiaaes, at benne Manb Tom.
mer fig. Der ttlfsies, at bette Gil.
feIbe bolbes Saaret aabent. forat bel
Tan bliue bolbt rent, % besuben faa,
potienten inSen taft men tun Fpoeub'
Gsbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10

@uuernsr @eneral @oob / 9ouana
oplplfe @runblops. Gonpenttonen @Iut>
nin9en af fife uge meo ben Toritaaelfe,
at buis bens Gienefe bebsue8 islen, nil
ban fammeutalbe ben paanp. Weeblem'
mernes 2snntnser os Retiesobt9iprelier
anbro9 til $3.50
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10

Sfslse itattftilfe 0psauer fra @albs
inston er Wttnneiota ben iunbefe @tat
l1nionen, % Noroz % @pbzDatota
tommer narmeft. s Mtnneiota ct Dp>
oelisbeben sienneminitli9 IL af buert
1000 paa ct Mar. s insen anben 8p
bele Qanbet er Dpoeltsbeoen iaa itor
iom 6oueoitaben Waibtrston-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10
Rtnueiota.

Mrel Mblftranb orebte Sobn Bes
terion ueo ct 0aabe itub unber en- Sastz
tur 9torb for Dulutb Senbaasaften.
- @uen Eboritab, en- Garmer, iom
Dor tets Mil fra Gate Grpital, bleu
paatiprt af ct 2otomottu ueb @tationen
Winneopa ben 2ben bs. os befrpstebes
at bile b af ben @tabe, ban tit.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10
Tra 0onbon blep mebbelt fife l1se,
II Sapan ptl slere ct 9aan paa 50,,
700, 900 Oeu be Torenebe @tater.

Der paaftobes yonDon / Slutningen
al fife l1se, at 8oertrisen fnart pentes
afiluttet, ba Boerne pIubielig bar bsrt
op at 9lpre Mobftanb. Men bette bar
10 ofte peret paaifaaet gnqlaub.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10

Song Otto at Bauarta, Der bar peret
ftnosforuirret t 25 Mnr, bar plubielis
taaet fin 5orfunb isien, meooeles ber
fra Parts. San Tan lite ertnbre no9et
fra bette Ttbsrum. Den nuperenbe
&esent, 2eopolb. % bans Rabinet peo
lite, buao be nu Fal sipre.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10

Cir Gbomas 2ipton, Der tom ouer
Mtlanter9auet for at tapieiIe meo en-
amer,fanife Datt iom fpr naDnt, table
ale ire Sob, og ben efterie9te Pris
e. @up") ttlberer frembeles Mmertta.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10

Der ct netop bleuen opfort ct Sinbs>
ipsebus tor ,ynoianere to Wsil ira gans
ton, Spb Datota.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-10

Letterheads, Noteheads, Nut.
tionSplatater, Girtnlerer, 6orrttninqss
tort % lisnenbe Tan etboloes t1p.t bos,
l1seblabet. 6pis De lite e tornpiet
meo Arbeioet, bebpuer De lite at betale
for bet.