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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-13
WOMEN'S RELIEF CORps

Meets second and fourth Fridays OF enc,
month at their hall at 2:30 o. m. Haiti,
SHELTON, president; Emma b. Falconer, score
rary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-13

-Tancred Commandery, knights Templar.
No. 1. Meets third Thursday In each
month at Masonic hall. Dakota Block. N.
N. Cook, f. c. w. F. COchraDp Recorder,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-13

Bismarck Lodge. No. 10. Meets the
1rst and third Tuesday evenings Of each
month at their hall In the Baker Block ~
9 O'Clock. c. E. Murrell, NJ. W.; Bradley {
Marks, Recorder.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-13

BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YEO-
MEN.
A fraternal life aud accident insurance or.
ganization, meets the last Tuesday Of each
month in the Odd Follows hall. 1. w. Healy,
Foreman, c.. A.. Hess, correspondent. Ma.
chino shop. X. l.. Best, M. A..
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-14
ABOUT GALL STONES.
mined ana some 81 the Cree
Rtipe Cnusen.

Gall-stones are the cause Of hillary
collie. attacks Of which are usually
marked by intense pain and alarming
collapse, says Youths Companion,
Gall-stones are composed Of the
more solid ingredients of the bile, so
that they are stones" only in the fact
that they are hard and composed in
part Of mineral salts, such as normal
~ are found in the bile, emily ina solu-
BILE state. The occurrence of stone in
this region, and in other cavities Of
the body, is hence4o cause of wonder
ment, but is a result Of the presence
Of the solid constituents in too great,
or of the watery elements in too small,
quantity
The presence of gall-stones in the
gall-bladder or in the narrow passages.
through which the bile flows, from the
liver to the intestinal canal, is not
always announced by attacks of sharp,
colicky pain. An indefinite soreness
or pain of irregular duration and Vary
ing degree in the pit of the stomach,
o. from that point to the right, along
the border-line well marked by the
lower limit of the bony parts of the
chest wall, may be due to ga~ll-stones
or to the collections of thickened
masses of bile, which are the pre-
cursors of ga~ll-stones. These masses
of thickened bile may, Of themselves,
occasion hillary collie of a milder form.
hillary collie is one of natures dam
ger-signals, but one rarely needed by
the sufferer. The presence Of gall
stones or of thickened masses of bile
indicates the need of a larger quantity
of liquid, and a smaller quantity of
solid, elements in the food. To prevent
the formation of these distractions
and 10 dissipate such as may have
formed, drink more water and eat less
solid food.
1t is interesting to note that among
English physicians the popular treat
ment for gall-stones formerly consist
ed, in large part, in restricting the
diet; while in Germany a liberal use
of the mineral spring-waters, notably
the Carlsbad, was prescribed. Arecog-
milton of the value of the two methods
combined has resulted in the adoption
Of both these measures by physicians.
Solids are given more sparingIy and
water more generously.
Errors of diet so commonly result
in disorders within the bile ducts that
these disorders are more common than
the frequency of symptoms would lead
one to suppose. Devotion. to the pleas.
ures of the table is not consistent with
a healthy state Of the liver and bile
duets. Soreness in this region should
be regarded as a warning, if one would
escape the severer manifestations
which continued indulgence in full and
frequent meals, together with insult
fcient exercise, entails.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-14
LATEST MARRIAGE SERVICE.
AS 1t Was Rendered Tor the EspecfoI
Benefit Of a Prospective
bridegroom.

They were sitting on the back parlor
sofa, each with a prayer-book, going
over the marriage service before the
dress rehearsal" that evening. The
study was somewhat interrupted bv
the arrival of wedding presents and
finally of the wedding gown which the
bride-elect Immediately went upstairs
to try on, relates the Brooklyn Eagle.
When she come down stairs her
brother, who was to act as best man,
was with her. He inquired if they
knew the service and threw up his
hands in horror when his sister said
no"
You'd get along better" said he,
with some d~isinterested party acting
as minister, Now 1 am not going to
have my feelings as best man all ruff
fed up by mistakes. 1 have an awful
responsible position; hope you know.
So now" taking the book, wen be-
gin"
Very we'll, indeed, children said
he, when they came to the end. 'That
is, as far as you went"
fAAgg AANAC 1911 I any llOIGs EalQ ms
sister, looking up from her book.
mo, not for you. But there is for
this poor fellow. 1 don't see it here,
Probably it wasn't necessary when
the service was arranged. But it has
to be inserted to meet an exigencv of
modern life. 1t properly comes in
shortly after to have and to hold
or it may be inserted at and if n
man know any obstacle'-if those are
the very words. Let me see" and the
scamp took a paper from his pocket
and read: "Then shall the minister
say solemnly: wilt thou, George,
promise to remain good-tempered
when she says unto thee: Just please
hook this dress up for me in the neck
and hurry please 2 knowing that
thou wilt have to subdue the clumsi.
ness natural to men. and, taking up a
wisp of lace, find invisible hooks to
fasten into "no-see-um' loops. Wilt
thouP'"
you ought to have your ears
boxed said the bride-eIect, but he
grabbed his sister and held her firm
" with his left arm, while with his
right hand he melodramatically
mopped his eyes, then said, in a voice
broken with emotion, and extending
his hand:
George, old man, I sympathize with
you. Don't, 1 beg of you, answer the
minister without due thought. She
has eight new gowns. Ny room is
next to hers. nave had to iust-hook-
up-this-collar-please for each one she
has tried on; each worse than the
last. George, don't say you weren't
Warned!'
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-14

HAD been deemed necessary to
spank Bobby. When it was all over
with the exception of the subdued,
spasmodic shuttle, Bobby, whose pail
plating heart was soreiy grieyed,
found his way to the library, where his
Uncle win had hed The door was
closed, for Uncle Will claimed he
couldn't bear to hear little boys cry.
Bobby knocked, and ratified the door
knob.
'tCome in,' called Uncle Win.
"What-snff-what 7 you doin',
Uncle WHIP" asked Bobby, in a plain
tive pipe.
Reading about lions" was the re-
ply; and Uncle VIII bent again over his
book.
Bobby advanced, shifting and took
an humble stand by the arm of his
uncle's chair. In Uncle Willis lap,
sure enough, lay a large book, on the
open page of which was a picture, in
colors, of an immense and ferocious
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-14

lion in the act of rending a mild
gazelle. To look at the scene was to
shudder, and Bobby put his finger in
his mouth, dreading to think what
might happen if the lion should sud
denly leap out of the book.
Does the subject interest you?"
Uncle Win asked, en~couragingly, putt
ting an arm about his nephew. Bobby
climbed into the chair. He felt safer,
at any rate, near Uncle viii.
He won't hurt us, will hep he re-
marked, with an air of boIdness.
Would he eat us, Uncle WHIP"
"'When satiated with food, which
he devours while the blood of his prey
is yet warm with life, y read Uncle
Win from the book, " he is stupid,
and may be pursued and slain with
ease and safety, 1t is when hungry
that he is most dangerous to the
hunter. The natives build great cir
cular bonfres-'"
"0nce at the circus, Uncle VIII"
b~reathlessly broke in Bobby, wrie-
Cling, "w'y-wy-you looked me to
the circus!'
Very good, so far, said Uncle win,
with a knowingsmile; ''and very true.
Go on"
'And-and-we saw some lions,
didn't we, Uncle WHIP"
Uncle Win chuckled.
Il thought we would o o come to
u point" said he to himself. Then
aloud: I'VE certainly did, Bobby.
They were 'corkers,' too, weren't
they?"
"Uncle WILL cried Bobby, squirm-
ing with excitement at so reckless a
thought, "supposin' a grea', grea' big
lion coined right in this liberty
Yes encouraged Uncle Will
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-14

The public is hereby notified not to
hunt OF otherwise trespass on my prop
ertY on Grand Gallon, Bayou Sale or
Bayou Grassy. The roads through said
properties are not public, but private,
and all persons are warned not to use
without first obtaining the permission
OF owner under penalty of the law.
-Erespassing is also forbidden on the
property OF g. B. Cenae on Grand Call
PIERRE CENAC.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-14

seeking whom he might devour. i
follow you. Go on,
wy, we'd-we'd just tell him TO 90
way again." said Bobby, with a sweep
ing gesture Of contempt. 'And-and
he'd go. too, wouldn't he, Uncle WiTl?a
Yes; with the exercise OF some
diplomacy and a stern but polite dis
missal, l think we might readily free
our library Of lions. Now look here,
young man" Uncle VIII went on, shut.
ting his book and drawing Bobby close
ly to him, so that the yellow curls
clustered c%onfdingly upon his Shout
der and a warm little breath swept
his cheek, what was all that trouble
| heard awhile ago? We're you a party
to it?''
Il got a spankin'3r Bobby remarked,
with a yawn.
SO? What was that for?"
II was naughty"
"Oh, that is very painful newsl''
Uncle VIII exclaimed.
Nurse wouldn't let me eat my
doughnut," Bobby admitted, frankly.
did mamma say you mighte eat your
doughnut?"
Eyes, sir"
Then why didn't you?"
"Uncle VIII, I told you once. Nurse
said I must wait for luncheon"
"And then what ~happened?"
Il bit the horrid OLD nurse, that's
what / did,"
"Just, like the lion when he is
hungry suggested Uncle VIII, kissing
the childish forehead tenderly.
"snarling and biting, and,saying bad,
bad words" he added as if to himself;
"just like the lion. ] am surprised and
shocked to think that my nephew
would do such things"
Bobby cuddled closer to Uncle viii,
and hid his face.
81 was hungry" he murmured.
Uncle VIII smiled, and stroked the
downy cheek. To be hungry explained
so much! Even the ravenous lion was
docile when his hunger had been sat
isfied. And wherein lay the difference?
Boy-lion; lion-boy? Uncle viii had
been hungry himself. Once, in the
Philippines, on a long march, he had
been so terribly hungry it had seemed
to him he would have to break the
military rules for the sake of food,
even at risk of being court-martiaIed.
He had bitten no one, it was true; but
as he now thought of that time it APP
peared to him his salvation had rested
in the fact that he had not been for
hidden to bite. The first sign of up
position would have thrown him and
many another into open revolt.
He condensed this chain of thought
into a few simple words, and Bobby
listened while he told of that fearful
march, and of the reward Of waiting
that came with the sinking sun.
tJncIe WILL" said Bobby, drowsily,
as the narrative drew to a close, "did
you shoot any lions in the warp"
mo, Bobby" answered Uncle VIII.
'I saw some, though"
"Really truly live ones, Uncle WHIP"
"Well-er-ita amounted to that, yes"
"And you looked me to the circus;
didn't you, Uncle WHIP
$50 l am led to believe
"And they was lions thare, wasn't
"Yes, laddie. And they bit, and
scratched, and snarIed."
''Uncle Will"
"What, dear?"
81 love you, Uncle Will"
AS Bobby said this, Uncle Wills eyes
grew moist, and he smiled through
his tears-tears of love for the precious
boy whose little heart he so well un-
1erstood, but he did not answer.
"And-Uncle WilI-I-I-aEen't GO
in to bite-any-more.r-R. B. Rich
ardson, in St. Nicholas.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-14
TREsPAss NOTICE.

10 Whom it May Concern:
The public is hereby notified not to
hunt, fish, or trespass ouland, on either
side, belonging to R. r. Barrow, or to
trespass in the B~arataria and Lafourche
Canal known as Canal Belanger, from
Bayou Blue to Lake Long, under pen
atty of the law. The roadway from
Bayou Blue to Bayou Terrebonne ex-
from this notice.
r. r. BARROW.
April 90, 1902.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-14
TREsPAss

The public is hereby notified not 10
trespass or hunt on my property over
the Bayou TerrebOnne, and also on the
old Joliet place, adjoining my property,
without permission from the owner,
under penalty Of the law.
JOE CAIRO.
Houma, Las, March 8, 1923.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-14

Finely chop together half cup each
OF candied cherries, apricots and orr
anges. Moisten to the consistency to
spread with orange marmalade, spread
between thin slices Of angel food, cut
in heart Fhapes.-Housekeeper.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-14
TREsPAss NOTICE.

The public is hereby notified that
hunting, trespassiug or mcss-picking
on the Waubou, ST. George or Julia
plantations, is forbidden, under penal
81 Of the law.
JONI 4 MOORE PLANTING Co, Ltd.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-14
TREsPAss NOTICE.

The public is hereby forbidden to
pass through or trespass on my (Boykinl
plantation. Persons passing through
the place without my permission will
be treated as t-respassers.
BANNON BONVILLAIN.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-14
and

k0yN the banks of the EIbe a curious sight may frequently be seen.
H III Wei, ma women come there in the evening and light fires. near
80 Wmeh they carefully spread spacious cloths In a few minutes
s mf1 fr OF y MAJ fy Hes 5issst those delicate little creatures whose earthly life lasts
thousands 9d Of them are burned and fan on the cloths
res are ae eT5mgnis9 S@ e The ts cloths are carefully raised from the ground
on a sunny spot. the result being that the bodies Of the lilies beeor,ss tbGr
OUghly parched.
The flies flies as then ready fer market says the New York Herald, and
are sold Tor q few cents a quart to dealers in birds, who saw that there ia
no better St5e 4ood q meaningless robins and other feathered pets
Only the bodies are used for this purpose, and therefore before they
have been removed.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-14
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified not to
hunt or fish on the following planta-
tions; Southdown, Hollywood, Concord,
Waterproof, Laurel and Rosedale.
JOHN ID. MINOR,
WM, MINOR,
Estate II. G. Minor.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-14
Illinois Central R.R.
TO
California
VIA
NEW ORLEANS,
In connection with the Southern
Pacific
THROUGH WEEKLY
TOURIST SLEEPING CAR
Leaving Cincinnati on the B. & 3. s.
w. r. r. and Louisville on the
]. G. r. r. fast New Orleans
Limited Train.
EVERY THUR8DE

For Los Angeles and San Francisco
without change. The car is personal
ly conducted by a competent agent
whose sole business is to look after
the welfare Of patrons. The Limited
also connects at New Orleans daily
with Express Train for the Pacific
coast, and on Mondays and Thursdays
cater December 1st) with the
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-14
Sunset Eimited

OF the Southern Pacific, giving special
through service to San Francisco.
Tickets and full information concern
ing the above can be had Of agents
of the Central" and connecting lines.
A.. H. HANSON, g, P. A., Chicago.
w. A. KELLAND. A. g. E, a.. Louis.
vile.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-14

Persons are warned not TO t~respass
on the property Of Al & ]. Brown, Lit
sis ladtQu 1-tespassers VIII be dealt
with according 10 law.
j. d. BROWN, Lessee
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1903-03-14
TO H PUBLIC.

The public IS hereby notified not to
hunt, pick moss, OF, trespass on Aragon
plantation, under penalty Of the law.
j.. L. LEBLANC.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-06-18

Tulbtomn1en Sunbbeb er uuulie,.
naar Blobet er tpnot oa uanobolbtst,
euer naar bet iom Tplse af- l1renbeber
er blepet Fept % trestflpoenbe. Toriem
lite en- iaaban Til ltonb ct Diebltf, me,n
sipr alt, buao De tan. for at rette bers
paa, ba mango Sloss sp9oomme fola
ger af urent BIoo. 0e Tan sienutnbe
6elbreo oe SPITE ueb at BRUCE Dr. Ye=
ter's KUR1Ko, bet bstienbte og popuIere'
2egeuiboe!, Der t laa lang Etb bar be-
facet Tibens Prepe. Sen er lite en-
Mpotbetsr> Wteoicin, men ielses til Tor>
bruserne siennem ipectelt aniatte Mseus
ter eller, buor insen iaabanne finbes,
btrette fra Tabritanten, Dr. Peter
Tabrnep, 1l2-ll4 90. 9opne Mue.s
@bieaeo, Sq.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-06-18
&drertnoer, fout tf6mper 9peo'
26bEf%

Ser er 9taab for xerertnber, iom er
blet iaa nerupie, at en- Mus faar benn
til at beipiue:
Big Timber, Wontana, l3be Sunt.-
Sprebt ouer benne Stat er Fere &pinber,
tou anuenber fin E,b meb at opbrette
Ansora:@ieoer - lite tor ben Tornsts
elie, iom e. bet, men for be Yen9e, be-
tiener berpeo, os bisfe er lite imoa.
Ser betales. ira 40 til 45c pr., Yunb
for l1lb af moutauas Mnsoras @ieber>
os oa ber sienneminitlts er tire Funb'
paa buert Dpr, piI man ie, at ber er
minbit en- Dollar paa @psseu of Duert
DYr.
@noel af 91or6ene / Meontana tnbes.
boloer iaa meaet iom 10000 Stptter,
% ubgiften meo at opbolbe % beuoste
benz ct ltoen eQer prattif in9en. Dem
enefte l1bstft, iom @ierea bar, er ben at
labe benz tltppe. os ielu efterat oenne
nbstft er betalt, fan @ieren re9ne pan
en- proFt af 81 for buert Dpr.
Gre euer fire at be &uinber, iom bri=
per bette Slass Torretnins ber @ta>
ten, er 2eret inoer, JON tom bib! fra
Dlten forat prpus benue @sn for fn
9elbrebs Stplb os ltbt efter libt toue
inb benne Torretnin9. De bat alle-
fammen siort bet sobt, os be ten ter nut
paa at faa fine Tamtlter bib.
Den FORTE 9inbrtns for Taareaulen
Der er Snef formene ON Vaaren os Bier8<
lpuerne, ber liter Taaretipb, ierlis Mn>
soras&acens. Tlere 2puer Eat siort
flor Stabe blanbt bioroene peb Toben
af 8iersene ben ienere Gib, % Eabet
bar ueret fort. st Mntal af be fore
&atte er bleuen brebt, men ber er NOT
igien til at sipre Taareterne uroIi9e.
Ufiis @ua @neltib, ber eier en- Gan@
npsle faa Wfil berfra, par uoe Biersene
for nosle Dase itoen % iaa en- 2ppe:
an9rtbe, en- ltben Slot Taar. &ptnben
nermebe fig % bleu ansrebet al DYret~
9un brebte bet meb to Stub af en- &es
poluer, iom BUN altib berer. Tor ct
Mar itoen uilbe bun baue beiuimet Blot
peb Eanten paa at affpre en- flor &ee
pplper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-06-18

- s @rootfon pmteoes I Slutnin<
gen at ftite l1se ont, at @ranbiurpe.t
antoaes at uille finbe MntIa9e mob buer
enefte Saloonpert @ountiet.
- @u9uit 81 ion, boenoe / fpbpftli9e
Del af Minneapolts forlob fit 9ieue
Onsoas fife l1se os iasoe, at ban uilbe'
iulte fig ielp tilopbe. 9an ipntes, bette
er en- onb Werben, os at lite ban baube'
no9en Ylaos ben. politiet os bans
Tenner bar iest efter bam meo Suet
men bauoe lite funoet bom Trebaa.,
Man tror, at ban ct bleuen ftnbsfors
uirret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-06-18

forbtnorebe bet. San iasbe, bette uilbe
uere barbarif. 2isene bleu fenere Be-
srauue @tilbeb, os to Breiter par till
ftebe.
Dronnin9ens Sbitre er bleune borts
uife ira 2anbet % par glade, at be Flap
meb Qtpet.
Ronseparret fQes at baue baut en- Be-
tpbelis Toru1ue, os enbel oeraf ital uere
| @n8lanb. Staten sier nu Sorbring
paa beres @fterlabenltaber, men bet er
tpiuliout, ON be pil blipe ubleueret til
Staten, beber bet.
Der oplpies, at &oneen par blepeu
uarHet ON, at ber forefob en- 0teisning
imob bam. Os bet uife fig osiaa, at
ban baube taset TorbolbsresIer til at
beitptte fig, men be forlos ttte.
Eon9en par bleuen tilraabet at ftue
fig meo Dronntnsen, % bet ipues, iom
om bun par meset mere forbabt eno ban.
SITTER Wfprbertet uotrptte Tolteboben
@lebe % Eilfrebsbeb.
@uslanb os Diterrts er tommeu til
ben Slutntns, at be 1tte pil blanbe fig
tnb / Mfferen.
Derin1ob Ymtes ber om. at ber pil
bliue l1sreter tnben 2anbet ielu, ioet &c
mere fierntltsserbe Dele af Yanbet lite
bifalber, buab ber Ct fleet. @arnilonen
/ Miib par paa Mari@ mob 9euebta'
ben u,eo tulb Rrt9sruitntns os Mrtiueri
| @lututusen at fife l1se.
Set beb for etpar Dase i}Den, at
Serutas @enatorer os @epreientanter
bar sobtienbt l1bneunelien af ben npe
&onse o9 bar siort ben samle @runo'
lou 9ielbenoe iqien.
2t9elebes beoer bet, at @tormasterne
lite uil blanoe fig Mferen men lebe
Seruten fteQe meb fit e efter Bebas. Set
uil oa uel itse laa laust, iom bet olle*
reoe inotrufne betraffer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-06-18

Sorenebe Staters Commits Foner, &.
8. Ptnnep bleu ifelge Meboelelie fra
Minot ben l3te bs. fife Greoas anita.
get for tets EiIfelbe al Suis. os bet
beoer, at ber er ouer ct Dui1n fere I'll:
felbe at antla9e bam for,. buts bet lite
lptteS a: faa bam bemt for be fprfe.
San ital bape taset $4,000 eler mere
paa uloulis Maabe fra Tolt, iom bat
iest eQer facet 6omelteab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-06-18

Den lansc>os lpere Eerte Qiten oa
ben pbeles9enbe 0aoe | Spbuefen ba>
lebet til Tortlartnser ansaaenoe ben
sleuneminitlise &esnmensoe paa bette
Taflano. ,Det beber, at l1noerip9elier
bar sootsiort, at ben sienneminitlise
&esnmensoe for belle Qan6et lite foran:
bres. Os bette betpoer altiaa, at buis
ber er altfor me9et &esn paa ct Steb,
maa bet bltue forli6et paa ct anbet, %
pmpenbt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-06-18
Gtt up 11lDtte.

l1lptterne er mango o9 tore @om'
mer. Tra portlano, Oregon, bleu
mebbelt Girsbas, at omtrins 300 Men>
nelfer axtases brebt 8yeu 6epner I
famine @tat. l1lptteu> foraariasebes
ueo ct @tpbrub Spnbassaften. 6ep>
ner ltsser ueo en- Glu> eqer 8et, ion,
beber Biuom Greet, os ben Iuulmebe
iaaIebes op efter @tpbruoet, at Banbet
ltprteoe frem iom en- flor 5yos 20 Sob
bpb os ueltebe meb fig Stene paa ct
Cons @est. @eIufplselts tunoe tutet
nobifaa en- iaaban @trsm, os ben ton,
iaa pluoielig % uuentet. at Snbbys-
serne lite fit Glib til at tomu1e bort.
Mtnbft le bele TamiIter outom for.
uben aQe entelte perioner. Ser fees
lite mere 'enb ct itaubinauiit Mapn paa
Tortesnelien ouer be omtomne. os bette
er Wfrs. W. y. Berg.
$ Yortlano ienbte man ct Eren- meb
9ielp til be npolibenbe, iaalnart man
fit bsre om ulptteu. Ere 2eeer os fire
Spgepletere ful9te meb. @n Subfrip.
tton paa $4,000 bleu paa faa Etmer
tilutiebrast / Oregon tilbebite for be
nebltbenbe. .-..-.
9unbreoer af 9efte, Rpes os Gaor
omtpm Betten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-06-18

@t r6armers Snititut" uil blioe
bolbt @rootiton nelte 1ae. Det bes
9yuber ben 25oe % uil uare / tire Dase,
Dette Wpbe nil blipe noset mere enb be
btbtil almtnbeli9e uTarmerz zssnitttuter"
ba bet osiaa nil inbbetatte Drenertnss
Det Ct bet fprite 1T Slags 0eeb Htuer
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