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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
MONTPELIER.

John Hill, janitor at tne o.a.e
House, was painfully inlurfd yestef-
day by falling into man noe III e n',
basement OF the building. his oach
was badly wrenched and MS Injuries
will conine HIM 10 the house lor soino
time.
Richard Dodge, a veteran OF I'll
Mexican and Civil wars, Is MUCH "a.
ercised over the report that pension
for disability incurred in the Mexican
War. claim for which has been III
more than a year, has been granted
Senator Dillingham; took MIR. Dooge 5
case before the pension department
and urged that such pension pe
granted. He has, however. received
no notification that this has oeeh
dane, neither has Mr.. Dodg excel q
from outside sources. Mr.. Dodge IS
entirely incapacitated for labor and IS
living, in straitened circumstances, IN
this city. Should such pension ne
grated. with it would come large
sum Of arrearages, which would make
comfortable and happy the last days OF
this needy veteran.
Miss Florence and Charlotte Ship
man resumed yesterday from Lisbon
N. II. where they have been visiting
for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Shsdd went TO
Gorham, Me, yesterday where Mr..
Snedd viii. enjoy his FIRST vacation III
fur years. Before AIR. Shedd left the
postoffice the carriers and clerks pre-
sented him with a handsome locke'
engraved with his monogram.
Sheriff.eleot G. B. Evans OF Water
bury was in town yesterday. He stat.
ed that he had changed his mind and
expects to move to Montpelier about
Dec and occupy the jail.
The city settled on Thursday with
A. H Klt,ridge OF Albany. N. Y, fol
moving tt e Granite ST., bridge from
the Winooski where 1t was carried by
high water. 1t cost e2,07o.26' to dc
the work but the city will get $1,000
or more rebate on material saved and
81, 40 on scrap steel sold, being to
reality about $50 ahead on the deal
E. Fl. Deavitt has gone West on a
business trip expecting to be absent
about two weeks. He went direct tt
Fargo, N. D and will visit st. Paul
Chicago and St. Louis before his re-
turn.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
OPERA HOUSE, IL
SEP TEMBtR ~
W. A. Brady's Great Production
AplAy WAY 5s2 TIMES
UNIVERSAL pUuN new YORK
SYMPATHY FAM CITY
PRICES: s., so 75c and S I
Seats on sale Friday.
WAITSFIELD.

The Congregational church which
was undergoing repairs was completed
so that the services we're bel there
last Sunday
Mrs. S. A. Hewitt Of Boston is Wis
iting friends here.
Mrs. Rhoda Green of Burlington is
visitin. at p. F. Carroll's
MIR. and MIS-. James Thompson
with their daughters. Miss Sarah and
Mrs. Ellen Baird and Mrs Linnell.
have moved from Morei own to the
house owned b the late DR. Van Deu-
seu AMI recently purchased by Hugh
Baird.
Walter Andrews who was called to
this place recently by the death of
Rufus Bucklip, has returned to his
home but is to be here sagain Soon for
his mother Mrs. Bucklin will accom-
pany him home
Chas. Clay and wife are away on an
extended trip
H9n j. Fl. Hastings returned home
Saturday.
Carey E. Campbell Quartermaster
Sci OF the 22nd regiment OF the U
5. Infantry stationed at Fort Crook,
Neb., and son, are here on leave of
absence to visit his sister, Mrs. Water
man. Mr.. Campbell has been in the
secvice 25 years, was in Cuba during
the late war and spent three years in
the Philippines.
Mabei Howe began teaching the
Middiesex village school Monday.
A F. Childs and son Frank, of
Cres.line, O are in town at err an alb
sence Of several years.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at P F.
Carroll's Wednesday.
Notwithstanding the rain soodly
hunter of our townspeople gathered
in response to his invitation at the
home OF Representatives elect O. G.
Eaton. Congratulations were extend
ed and wishes for a less stormy gather
ing later on. After partaking of the
b0Gntiful refreshments provided by
the nest and hostess the guests lef5 at
late hour.
Mrs. E. M. Savage continues very
low.
Mildred Farr went to Northfeld,
Mass, " Wednesday to enter the Moody
school.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
ADVER TLSED LIST.

Post Office, Barre, Vt, Sept r.
People calling for letter on this list
will please say "advertised" and give
date. Edward W, B!soee, Possmas-
ter.
Men-Frank Brown, Henry Basley,
Joe Be,anger, w. S. Bruck, Bartholo-
new Cersa, Don Chapel, Thos. Cory,
Carol Durant, Joseph Duford. T. j.
Faneuil, Frederick Griggs, Albert
Jameson. Dr. @. A. G. Jackson, d.
Leudry, James Moore, Jack Melone,
Willie Martin, Anedeo, Rouca, Austin
Sanders, Bradley Simpson, Bradle J
Simpson, B. F. Slean, Fred Suitor,
Eurico Faronni, j. H. Garvey, Harold
Williamson.
Women-A.ice Andrews, Mrs. Mag
gle Brassaw, Mary Cinran on, Mrs.
Ida B. Foster, Mary Farley, Mrs.
Mary Holden, Miss Amber Martin,
Genie Miller, Lille Stanley.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
The Sensitive Sultan.

For several years the sultan Of Tur-
keys private thenter at Constantine
pie has given employment to a eunsid-
1t is related that on one occasion, when
some Greek performers We're giving
"Othello," the sultan was so much af-
footed ut the approaching murder OF
Desdemona that he raised his hand
and forbade that she should be smolh-
cred. The Following night the play
was again presented, but by the sui
tan's orders the final act was changed
and the tragi incident eliminated.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
Hood Farm Linin1ent
For Man and Beast.

The unequalled external remedy fol
sprains, swelings, lameness, in1amma.
tons, and all aches and pains where d
soothing. stimulating and strengthening
liniment Is required.
Best Wash for Race or Work Horses
is made by putting two tablespoonful
Hood Farm Liniment in quart of water,
Keeps horses sleek and glossy.
"A first class lniment." c. NJ. WINCH,
Barre, vt.
BEST all round liniment l ever used"
G. 7. McNALLY, Groveton, n. II.
BEST on the market for taking soreness
out OF horses" c. Fl. GORDON, trainer for
Hon. Warren f. Daniel, Franklin, n. II
"A good clean preparation to use" c
l.. BLAKELy, 343 Winthrop st., Medford
Mass. farmer for Gen. s. C. Lawrence.
Prices, Csc, Soc. 81 and 49, Gallon 81
For sale by f. A. DROWN q Co. Barre, VT.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
A BOYS WILD RIDE FOR LIFE


With family around expecting him
to die, and son riding for life, Is
miles, to get DR.. King New Discov-
cry for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, W. IL Brown Of Lees7ille,
Ind. endured death s agonies from
asthma, but this wond srtul medicine
gave instant relief and soon cured him.
He writes: IL now sleep sound y
every night" Like marvellous cures
Ia! Consumption, Bronchitis Coughs
Colds, Pneumonia and Grip prove its
matoillesS merit for al Throat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed BOTTLES
SOC and $500. Tria, BOTTLES free at
w. Fl. Gladdings, Barre,
DR.. j. II McArthurl East Barre. VT
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
EAST BARRE

+. L. Sargent is improving Tar ~,
of his block with new Goa " 94 IL
w. f.. Poole called IN some ~ is
friends last night as he was rt'-5.
Ing from the Washington fair,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. McAsli-ter at.. ..
ed' the fair yesterday afterno n
w. A. Cutler has recently bartan,
ed for what IS known as the conn
near the Stearns block.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12

London. Sept. l22.-The grand jury in
III" Nll Bailey hAs returned n true bill
against Prime" Francis Joseph of Bra
TRAN hussarS and who was a mcmber
Of the Austro-IIungarian mission to
the coronation of King Edward. charg-
ed with "misconduct under the Grim
inal law amendment"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12

Detroit, Mich. Sept. 12.--Nearly a
hundred delegates to the National Fire
mems association convention were
present at the first session in the Hotel
Cadillac. Fire chiefs from all parts of
the country are among the delegates.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
.Crm Sman Shot Dead.

Wheeling, w. Va. Sept T.. -Rurelars
were surprised by officers while trying
to crack the safe in the Panhandle
passenger office A battle ensued, and
one of the burglars. who gave his
name as John Doe" was killed. His
partner, Philip Martin, was captured
and Is now in Jail.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
WATERBURY,.

William Butler is spending few
weeks in Boston.
There will be no preaching service
at the Methodist church On Sunday.
Mrs. Flo Rockwell of Cato, N. Y,
is Spending a few weeks with her
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
FORTUNE FAVORS a zen

Fur lsO ~ .. r n N'ito n W. Is
"Having distressing pains in Lend,
back and stomach, ann being VIII L
appetite, l begad to use Or. X
New Life Pills writes W. Z W r..
head, of Xennedale, Tex, and 0
felt like new man. Infa. 10
stomach and liver trot bles OD.s "a
at
w. Ii. Gladding, Barre.
DR.. J. II. Macarthur. East hl--
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
VERMONT PENSIONS

Washington, Sept. l2--lncr-t,e,
Horace n. Lawrence, Montpc.I,r .:
James Miles, Burlington, 80. ST.
ows, Ju la f. Fisco, Arlington,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12

There are many good adveruiAne
Mediums In Vermont but If you have
aot tried the TEEHGRAM YOU shoul1
10 70 tor nutt.s returns.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
PAINTERS ATTENTION,

anted at once bid
painting the iron brii-D
the city. For particu'aH
w to street commission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-16
DISTRICT EPweRTa LEAGUE.
Plans Made for Holding a Series Of
Mass Meetings,

A meeting of the board of control Of the
District Epworth League, composed OF the
cabinets of the local chapters and the OFF,
GERS of the District organization, was held
last night at Wesley NJ. Z. Church. Mr.. r.
T. Israel, District president presiding Il
was decided to hold mass meetings Of the
local chapters in various parts of the city.
it was also planned to hold subdstrct
meetings in the four sections of the city.
1t is hoped by these meetings to secure
greater cooperation in the general work of
the District league. Bible and mission
study and intellectual development will be
the object of the subdistrict meetings. and
certain social features win not be lacking.
M. r. Speelman, c. II. Roesch and A. 0.
Fowler were appointed committee for the
printing of the Epworth League directory.
The treasurer reported the financial copdi-
ton good. The next meeting will be held
the first Wednesday in November at the
new headquarters. which are to be at 1916
G street northwest. s-.t
Among those present were the president,
f. T. Israel, ]. H wesler, C. II. Roesch. e.
II. Pullman, NJ. r. Speelman, III. A. Ison,
Mr.. Jones, ]. II. Allen. J. s. Mewshaw, +.
C. Croxton, E. c. Miller d. o. Doughton.
C. NJ. Forrest, A. o. Fowler and c. r. Lin
ger. The women In attendance were Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Mitchell, Miss f.. r. Woodward, Miss
Nell e L. Hawke. Mrs. {. W. Keyes and
Miss Helen Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-16
FERNANDEZ IS DICTATOR.
Former Colombian Minister Of War
Issues Proclamation.

A dispatch from Frankforton-the-Mai
Germany yesterday says: The Frankfurter
Zeitung publishes dispatch saying that
General Fernandez has captured President
Morroquin of Colombia, and has proclaimed
himself dictator.
A Panama dispatch says: Ell TEMPO, a
newspaper published in Bogota by certain
well-known members of the liberal or rev.
dictionary party. said in recent editorial
article that the prolongation Of the fighting
on the Isthmus Of Panama was greatly in
favor of the interests of Nicaragua in the
matter of an isthmian canal, because 1t
prevents Colombia from approving the
canal bill within a reasonable length Of
time.
The paper expressed the hope that politi-
cal obstinacy and the heat of the field OF
battle would not blind General Herrera to
the interests of the country. 1t reminded
the liberals that political interests in GER
tain republics of South America are very
transitory, and that the sacrifice to them of
the permanent interests of Colombia not
only shows a lack of patriotism but gives
Senator Morgan the right to express him
self concerning Colombia as he had done.
The article ends with a warning to the
revolutionsts that to- continue fighting on
the isthmus is to serve openly the interests
of Nicaragua with immense detriment 10
these of Colombia. This article, proceeding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-16
from the source it does, has produced deep

lBoul Inc Soui &c IL uocS, ildS pTOuuCSQ deep
impression
A dispatch from Colon, Colombia, yester-
day says: General Perdomo and his staff
arrived at Colon today from the interior
of the republic. General Perdomo comes
invested with the powers of the minister Of
state. He is to take command of all Co.
lombian troops and to assume precedence
over all Colombian governors on the Attain
tic and Pacific coasts. He Is also compe
tent to deal with all questions arising on
the isthmus. He was received here with a
salute of twenty-one guns and all military
honors, and left for Panama this afternoon
on a special car with a double escort.
News received here from Cartagena is
that within the past week revolutionists
under Robes crossed the canal near Car
tagena and reached the town of Manartes,
where they attacked a detachment of gov
eminent soldiers Upon the arrival OF re-
Inducements, however, the insurgents re-
treated.
General Uribe-Uribe. 1t is learned, re-
treated from Tenerif. on the Magdalena
river without giving the government forces
an opportunity to attack him. He Is be-
-lieyed to have gone inland to rest the rev.
dictionary forces under General Castillo.
who were recently defeated by General
Marjarres at La Chenaga.
On the receipt of a communication from
Governor Salazar of Panama, that no more
troops were required on the isthmus for
the present, the government soldiers who
were destined for Colon and Panama have
been stationed at Villa Nueva, Turbaco
and Arizona. healthful localities near Car
tagena.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-16
OUT TODAY
WARNING h .a: :ss,s :s >; &. ss;:n

urge patrons their ArNsIkx's to-day Tbs
entire October issue ssd days after publication
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-16

White Enamel Steel Bed, with brass
trimmings. 1t is a heavy and
substantial bed, with l lie CD MR
Inch posts Observation-Disclosures. sOAsSO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-16

be more particularly a representative Of
labor.
Some of the members of the commission
were named by Messrs. Sargent and Nit
chell at their conference with the President
today and in later meetings tonight Mr.
Sargent officially represented the miners
union leader.
1t was said at the same time that now
that an agreement had been reached as to
the President would insist on an immediate
resumption Of work at the mines. and that
he had reason to expect his advice would be
followed very promptly. Messrs. Bacon and
Perkins partners in Mr.. Pierpont Morgan's
banking firm were present at the final con-
ference as the Representatives of the oper-
ators When the gathering broke up all
present were in high good humor and there
was a general exchange of congratulations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-16

The steam barge Hattie B. Purdue was
wrecked at the harbor entrance at Holland.
Mich. during recent storm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-16
Conferences Last Night.

President Roosevelt resumed consideration
OF the strike situation last night. taking 1t
up in the light developed as the result of
his two conferences during the day with
Mr. Mitchell. president Of the mine workers
union. He went out for long drive after
those conferences. and on returning met
Mr.. Carroll D. Wright, commissioner of la
Dor, and Mr.. Sargent, commissioner of i'm
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

prefbent &ooieuelts Sen Ebeebore
bar peret ips at 9unsebetenbelie lioen
fife l1se. 9an li9ger / @roton, Masi.,
o9 Mrs. &ooiepelt reiife bibi Slutninz
gen at fife uge. -. ~
Masaaenoe benne Gag er ienere meb>
belt, at Brefoent @ool euelt oefaa er af=
reiit til @roton; % Waibiuston beler
man Bref1bentens % Mrs. &oolepelts
Sors baaoe Rousresien, Departemen=
terne os Selitabsliuet. Neaen aue
ielitabeltse @ammentomiter, Der par
beifemt for oenne l1se, uil blipe uoiatte.
Set beoer, at inseu Eteiioentfamtlie bar
uaret iaa populer / @a1binston iom
&oofeoelts, itoen Sen. Grant par bet
6uibe 6us. - -. " @....
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

$loo.50 og reifte til gbotio, 90 !ltil
fra @roceutlle. forat inblsie ben. Yoi:
raeiteren | @botio bleu libt mistenfelig
% telefonerebe til Boffmeiferen Grace
uiQe fo:ae forbsre fig. Ser blep op.
lpit, at Belsbet tun fulbe pere SOC, %
@utten bleu arreiferet. Dan bar fagt,
at Der uar nosen, iam bauoe tt!raabet
ban, at fotdnbre Belsbet. .s.. !. !
s Marbeben al 2ittle Sails tom
tets .&ier bort for en- Garmer forleben,
os ba ban troos al Spseu lite tunbe
ftube Dem isien, troeoe ban, be par bles
pen itiaalne. s Nerbeben uar ct Tibet
:9us, iom fob leoist,. @u Itoen @ut
tom Der forbi % fit bsre en- 2po, ber
lisueoe en- Stsnnen. Sasen bleu uu=
bertsst, os man fauot Risreue inbe, I
9uiet. De bauoe saaet ino Der %
baube itpuet Dsreu i9ien, iaa be lite
tuabe tomme uo. Dprene 0aube ueret
teriube uaen Mab en- l1se, Den enc
60 par .bsb. 80 laa paa @ulpet ube
af @tanb til at Raa. Gre par paa
Benene enbnu. men be par tun lepenbe
Steletter, % bet er tpiuli ont. om nosen
af benz tommer til at leue, nebbeles
berfra. 49,. !.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

T,a Miuneapolis meooeles, at en- 20
Mar sammet Some % beubes ct Aar
9amle 8atn er tommen BERTH fra Brc>
ben / Norb Datota efter Opforbrins fra
benbes Maub. Jan retfe biemmefra
for to Waaueoer itben forat 9isre en-
6orretniussrei,e. til Minneapolis. Tor
nosle Dase 0ben ifreu ban til beuoe
meb Anmobuins om at TONNE efter bio,
ba ban baube forget for ct npt 9iem til
benbe Der. Da BUN tom til ben op>
stune Mbresie, tunoe bun lite finoe no>
gen Oplpsn,ns ON In Wanb % maatte
auuobe Politiet ON 6lelp os Opbolb.
gun tror lite, at Nanben bar peret
falif mob benbe. San er oper SO Mar
o. ifal uere geIitanb. 6un tror, 1t
noset .er benot bant. Men ialetalb fer
bet MI ltot beipnberlt9t ub ,11eb ben fetls
asti9e Mbresie. Ronens Maun er Sul,a
@binser. q,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

Ser Ct en- Stilorins af buab No
License bar uorettet Bpen @iterutlle
4 Soma. 8labet y @nterprtfe" Der /
Bpen frtuer blanbt anbet:
v@n Eorretntnssmanb meb aImtnbe:
Zig iunb Sanos peb, at ri bar albri9
.bapt bebre Eioer @fterpiqe, enb be bar
ueret, Tben @aloonen blep luttet. Eu>
ftueer af DoQars. iom il, git til feoe
Brpssere / andre 8per, aaar mt sien>
mem almtnbelise Torretninsstanaler
berbiemme. &isbmenbene bar terre
baarliQe Runber, ossGolt er bebre iftano
til at betale, for bpao De bebbper.
+ @tatterne er lite faa bbte, Tom ba pi
baube @alopnen til at frembrtnse Sat.
tisleuner % Torbrpbere. 9ensans
par ber ftabis eager, iom par oppe for
Dou,itolene til t1bsitt for @ounttet.
Nu er pore @aber reipsrtable, % Der
er in9en, fou. fornarn1er buerten Damer
euer 6errer paa buert 9isrne.
Blinbsrtsarsumentet e. osiaa sanift
tbrt, % bet bl,uer tIrrere bele Etben.
Ebi felu ON en- Utanb, iom er pei tienpt,
Tan faa en- Taar, bltuer ban npbt til at
inise fig frem % spertreoe 2anbets Cop,
% Der e. mango, Tom bolber fig for COB
bertiI. ON be enb stlbe brifte fig beru.
febe, ON ri baube Saloonen@.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13
8oraarfaeebe uatlte MaafeI.

i- t% . :
r@n Mat fit min Brobers lille Barn
Groups, ftriper M&rs. S. 9. Sniber /
@rittenoen, Rp. ,Det ipntes, iom ON
bet ifulbe bliue tuaIt. for nj tunbe faa
en- Doctor. Derfor gap nj bet Sings
Mew D.scouerp, iom burtt9 bialp %
turerebe bet tor beltanbtat. 8t bar bet
altto i9uiet forat beitptte pore Bsrn
mob Group o9 &isboife. Set turereoe
mtg for trortit Bron@it, iom lite no9et
anbet Mtbbel tunbe linbre." Set Ct
ubebraseltst for 9oite, Gortislelie,
Strube> % Qunseipsoomme. SOC os
81. 8reuefaiter frtt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

6srittomme enbe Eirsbas raaa Mnorem
Gapper ! @baita b forat baue nprbet
en- P,se, @oia Mira. 8oarb Of Bar:
oons bar nestet at formilbe Dommen.
Det beber, at ben bebsbemte Mano
bar foranbret fin 0pfetiel, iiben bet
bleu betienot, at ban ttte tunbe faa fin
Straf formilbet. San er bleuen ureb
% fsrer ct ua;belist Spros. -
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

11nsbomsforentnseu Gen Wttle> 2ate
Ear Msbe Yerbassatten ben 22be Teb.
SCI. 7.
Gibens NET brenbenoe SamtaIetbema,
Rrisen / 5po Mfrtta, Ct @ienftanb for
Debat ben Nften. Man bar ,tillet
Spsr9smaalet omtrent aalebes:
6ar @nslano noeen mora!f !tet til
at fsre ben nu paagaaenoe &tis Spb
Airita, os - / Eilfeloe bet itife, - uiI
bet ba tremme ben trtfelise @tuiliiation
bernebe? =.
Ser er bpstise Debattanter paa be9se
Sioer, iom MI ifuoerer Spor9smao!et
.Fittist, iaa man tan uents fig ct sobt
ubbptte af Wteoet. p -.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

70 9in9lte, ber rar inoferte fra @ns=
Lamb, be9pnbte at ilaaes paa ct 8reoturs
tren paa Union Yacific :Banen en- Das
fife use. De bleu iaa raienbe, at be-
res Wostere MATTE tlatre uo af 0ognen,
.os ba man naaebe ct Stoeipor, bleu
Wo9nen ta9et inb paa bette, % en- 8e>
21trebelie 9iort paa at ffiQe Dprene' ao.
Men ter bet lpttebes, rep ben enc 9als>
aaren itu paa ben anben. iaa ben blps
.Debe libel Den foftebe @ieren $500.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13

&epreientant Qanbbam fra Eeras.
Reolem at 9uiets iub,ciere &ou1ite, bar
til 6uiet inbleueret en- Minoritetsrap.
port ansaaenbe 6orilaset ON 8eitpttelie
al Breitoentens Sin imob Ouerfalb az
Sammeniuerselie. San flyer, at ct
Mo~er ct Sin, enten bet er Breitbentens
euer en- priuat Borsers, os ban benee=
ter ben Yaaltanb, at ben enc loplpbise
Wanbs 2tp er bebre enb en- anDens. ia
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-02-13
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grtraiesfionen at 2e9tslaturen tos fat
paa fit, Mrbeioe n,eo uesen syuer, oa ben
terff be9pnbte. men ON benne Nrbeios>
iper uarer, er pei lite atsiort.
S Bespnbelieu at bennc lse bleu
mebbelt, at man ben fsrffe l1se baube
slort mere Grem9an9. eno mat, uentebe.
8aaoe 9uiet o. Senatet uite fig ftrats
I Gauer af at ftiente State. @ommis>
ftonens &apport belle fin Etb os Ops
mertiombeb. Gemotraterne I Senatet
asftiteret af nosle faa &epublitaaere,
fom antoses at pore tmob Toranbrins af
StatteIouene netop MI, eller Iom ,aaaite
ielp baube noset at foreNaa, fs9te at
fette fig imoo Befemmelien om uoelt
Opmertiombeo. men bet btalp intet.
= 9uiet par Der lioen Mobitanp mob
Blanen, men ber uar enbel, iom uer
TauSr af at tisre belle Tori1aset i9ien>
mem / en- Tart. Dette Qit bog lite.
Tormanben paa Stattetomiteen ertle=
rebe. at etbuert Suoiuib % enbuer Torz
retninasinteresie uilbe bliue bort. os Der
pilbe bIiue 9iuet benz Gib not.
- s Senats& s&omiteen raabebe ben iam>
me Stemnine.
Man troebe @e9pnbelisn af benne
l1se, at buab Der uilbe bliue iast for
eller imob 6Orlaset Stattetomiteerne
piloe bliue afiluttet for M,bten af l1sen,
% at To1laaet ba uilbe bliue ienot TIL,
base til besse 9uie ubea noaen Mubefa,
ling. Derpaa nil Rampen for Mlpor
be9pnbe. A..
OppoRtionen bar paauirtet mango at
2e9islaturmenoene. beber bet, oe be
inbrsmmer, at bet pil blipe umu|iet at
anta9e Torilaset roen laa itoreToranbrin>
ger. @tattetomm,sfto ftonen lite piI tienoe
bet ,slen.
Der ftal pere benz, ber bruser iom
Ar9ument Tau1r af at antage To,i la
get, at ON mar uenter til neite @es,
Ron. uil man lite aqiseseI peb ne{1e
Bals. faa antaset be Tsranbrtnser af
2onffituttonen, iom man anier nsbpen>
bise. 9erimob bar Tolt Minneapo>
liz inouenol, at be uil isrse for at I'M.
beruiie Statens @elsere iaa sobt
Meqemtioen, at Der lite ital uers nosen
5are bermeo.
5lere 0oufori1as er. allerebe blepne
inbleuerebe til benne Sesfon. st af
benz er ON at benltiQe til be ifemmebe,
rett.seoe ueo neife @ale, at afsjsre enten
Der fal bolbes en- @unpention til at
om9isre @runblouen eller ii.