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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-03-16
FRA DEN SIDSTE TIL DEN
FORSTE

Folk plejer at BRUCE almin,
delig Torskelevertran m d
EIoste, Forkolelse og Strube-
og Lungelidelser ~efter at andre
Midler har slaaet fell.
SCOTS Emulsion er den tids-
svarende Id6 af Torskelever-
tran - den f0rste i Stedet for
den sidste Tilflugt, naar saa-
dame Sygdomme wiser sig.
Oliens Smag er like frem-
tr@dende, og selve Olien er til
,dels fordojet-g -gjor den let for
Maven. Scott's Emulsion er
.hurtig, paalidelig og hj@lper j
allie Aldere.
81 VI Vii sende Dem en- Prove frit paa Forlangends.
I scorr : BowNH, 400 Pearl Street, New York
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-03-16

Sfplse Sournal: George @mitb Bier
fort bib fra genen ueb 9ennius Man.
bag autlaset torat baue truet meo al
brebe @mil &allat. San blep bsmt til
at sioe Raution for $500 iom Sitters
beo for, at ban fal bolbe Treb.
@uitau Noromann, en- liben Ssn al
2uouis georbmann>i Conn Of Carlisle,
bebe af Difterta Spnboa. 6lere al
Bsrnene Tamilien bapbe baut @pe.
oommen, % oae par tilipnelabenbe Bile.
net fr.fe. Men @uitou blep plubielie
.ips isien $snoas % bebe inben faa 81:
mer. Roasruno af S5aren peD Smitte,
blep Der lite bolot nosen resuler Gorge:
substienei1e, men Yesrauelfen foresit
al @tilbeo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-03-16

6por sa'nmel er bu2 49, vMan er
lite elore, eno man feler Fs", flyer
Sroiproset, oa bog treHer nj mango
sammelzun9e Mennefer paa por gfei}e
9iennem 2tuet. De ct ct beprpueliqt
Stue % fortiener uor Meblibenbeb.
50mDsnets traff fer Vi mango ifaute aamIe
Wenb oa robuite samIe Damer, buem
Eibens 6aano tun lettelts bar bersrt.
De berer oeres tre @neie os ii Mar NEE
unsoommelts Stprte. Disie ct be unsz
9amle, ON ri laa tpr talbe benz. Sc
bar peret forifstise meb fin !6elbreb, er
nu friite os iferte os iitano til at nYbe
en- rolis Mloerbous rene @leber. Ser.
er 'nsen @runo. buorfor samle Tolt
lfuloe pere ipselise - tuseu @runb,
bporfor be uitale Or9aner lite tan bliue
ifprtet, @essens itpttet os @toftabet
ttaniet, ON bet rette Mftboel anuenoes.
@n af be uerbifulbe @9enitaber peo Dr.
Peter's &ur,to er 6eus Rraft til at for>
gnse. Sen lite alene renter @pitemet,
men itaber npt, iunot Blob. Den er ct
@tyrfemiooel for be Nlbrenoe oe @paz
selise. - ST.. EorteI EorRenlon, Nem>
burg, Minu., ffriuer: vSes er to oa
otti Mar sammel, men ieg bat lite felt
mig iaa uel'paa firth Mar, iom ies sipr
nu. tattet uere 0erren os Deres &uri>
to-" Wan tan lite Iele iaabanne Qn>
befalinser uoen at faa en- ltert Tplelie
af, at Or. Yeter's &urito paa @runb
af fine milee os bog uirti iomme @seu=
ffaber, er en- Wfeoicin, Der fortriuliq
Grab esner fig for be Mlbrenbe, @uaoe
os @pselt9e.
Euitnoer ale 2iusniQtnger bar pio-
net ON bens beliebrinsenbe @senifaber,
os ben fortjener tilfulbe be 2ouorb, Der
ltientes ben af l1nse og @amle. Dr.
Peter's Rurtto er lite en- Mpotbeter.
Mebiein. Den ielses birette til Tor.
bruserne siennem' Xotal~ ~Asenter, Der
onlettes t bpert poitbiftritt. Mermere
Oplpsninser ueb 6enuenbelie til Dr. i
Seter 6obrneg, ll2-1l4 go. Gopne
Mue., Gbica9o. Sq.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-03-16
Rr+ 2aioros toilette 9a8.

Der er nosEe ber 8pen, lou1 tienoer
Tbomas Qaiorb, ba ban bar ueret bet
no9le @anse. San er en- af Senator
&nute Nelions 1tsrlfe Beunbrere og bar
altib pirtet itertt for bam, ltben Nelion
forlt bespnote fit ofentlise 2iu. Om
nj lite taser fell. BAT @enatoren belpn>
net bam peD at siue bam en- @5tiaius /
@aibinaton. 3an par iaaleoes tilitebe,
ba Brefbent gooiepelt a afasoe @mbebs>
chen ben 4oe Mars, os ftriuer berom til
,Norbpeiten" laalebes:
vDette oar ben Toilette Dag nit
Gin! Soas bar leg paa nert 9olo feet
Soroens mastisife Stations 6erfer
bliue inoiuoret lit, u,eo 2 Wia. @temz
mers Oueruast ual9te, &mbebe, os lisez
leots Wicepreiibenten, % berefter aQe
be npual9te Senatorer. Denne panbs
ling foresit inbe / @enatet. Derefter
git en- iaa omtrent utalli9 5tare Men>
neiter uo paa en- oertil bpsset os uos
{upttet Ylatform. buor YreRbenten %
Bicepraiibenten bteu bil1ebe af en- ubpre
Menneifemasie u,eo en- iaa bierteli9
Subel at bet leb iom mango Uanoes
8ruien. Saa git Masier efter Mosfer
nebouer @apitolerunoen % peaouer
Pennipluania Mue. YrocesNon, lebia,
sebe at berlts 5ornmuitt. Yaa besse
Stoer af Denne brebe Mpe. par ber pel>
otse Starer for fere mil os Subeleu
par for buert @trtbt rehspenbe. @tors
artet bliuer not forlibet. Set par lao
ubesribeligt ct Stue, at tun Dienpione1
tan sipre' fig Beareb berom. Seg tom
uutltaarlis til at tente paa ben Dag oe
ben Stunb ale Soroens Tolt ital npbt
frem en- Gang. 9ele Eiltelninger
fore9it ubmertet og orbentIist. Rur
@tabe ot Senatet os @auerterne pa,
iaa pntelis for imaa. BYsninssmen
bene beraf uiblte not lite builten en- BET:
/ [ttg geution aut .btso % 1iir 6ltre. Dse,
bar neppe fpr ueret iaa mango Slab
foriamleoe / en- Elpuse. Suutt, triitt.
ia enbog re9nfrit 8eir be9unffisebe os
tiQise, iaa osiaa bette par en- @runb til
@lebe.~
Du 2eier, iom bar COB Mnlebninq
bertil og lite fpr bar ieet en- Prefben1
bltpe inbiuoren, prsu at bu fan ie bel
fire 9lar ifra ioas; tom neb ber fi1s
Dase al Tebruar e0er life Wars og
Dn uil ,tte an9re bet.
2@:bpbi9i1,
Ebomas 2aiorb."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-03-16
Sapantierne bar taeet Nato en-.

Eofio lobe Mars. - sSapanelerne
inoto9 Mutoeu Rl. 10 Tormiooag.
&en bat peret frpstelts. os &usier>
ne ipnes at pGre fulbtommen fret Ilae=
ne. Eui7noer at Sanger os uuuroerli=
&c Mensoer af oplaste Barer, @euez
rer % Mmmunitton bleu ta9ne af Sapas
neierue. Ser er itor @leoe Eotio,
os Sapaneierne uenter MI, at &risen
inart uiI bltpe enot.
ct. Petersburg lite MarS. - Eeles
srammer fra &uropattin ioas flyer, at
be rusitite Qrmeer tretter fig tilbase,
beiuereoe af Sapaneierne paa besse
TIeie. Sen anben Mrmee unoer Bill
oerlanb bar libt be itsrite Sab baabe
buab ansaar Saareoe, 9ebe os Sanger.
9uor mango Der er be DtuiRoner, lom
er omrin9eoe, uibes lite. 6eIe Mrmeen
er enbnu Tare.
2onbon l3be Mars. - &usierne
treffer fig tilba9e til Tie Pass og inb=
lager be StiQinser, iom bar ueret for
berebt for benz. Sapanel lerne forfel9er
benz, os Der ipnes lite at uere nosen
stanbs Beue9elien norboper fra Mufs
ben. &usiernes Sab af Saerebe, Debe
| os Sanger be tolu Dase, lom @las
get os Eilbagetoset bat opta0et, ani1aaes
til $50. 200. Ruropattin bapbe $780,
900 Mano fra Beapnbelien, men nu
unotommer ban ueb 100000. Sans
Sab er iaa fort. at Der er nosen Euiul
ON, at ban tan bolbe Eie Pais, os bet
sr mulist, ban u1aa trette fig tilbase til
6arbin.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-03-16
State,1 Obip, gDett &oleoo, Z

# @taten Dbip, gDelt Gplebo, ss
-@ t*s 2utas gDuttD. go "
Gronf s. gDenepS ipnrger at bor er bet 9loress
Meblent at Srmaet S: s.. GbeneD 3 g., per or1per5
Drretlling BDen 9plebp fpr tennte @ountg % Stat
SpIldr8 for bpert eneite Sfebe of atarrp Der life
fa belbrebe8 peb 8rugen al Hairs Catarrh Cure
'.si @S3 1.ss s. rant s.. 6 be1teD.
sgeebiget or mig pg 1lnberffrepet min Narnrreile
ben 6te December 1886. = :
Es5s Es5*s 1Se9l. 9eptariuS Ynblirns.
Ha1l's Catarrh Cure tages irbpenbig pg Dlrfer BIZ.
refte paa Y1obet pg Glimbtnberne I Spltenet Crib
efter WibneSbprn gratlS :, y. Z. s.-{5zSS
fse- eaIaes Bns MpDtbefere, 75c. .zsS
N Iall,a Family Pills er be bebite.s ss
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-03-16
Sen Sa1tsbeo freItte t,t8-
0<~PS>SV*f
Ebomas Qaiorb. i"

Eausbeb tan ttunbom paSe mere to-
lenbe eno Orb.
@n un9 Wano fab % lpote6e meb
no9le unge Pi9er, iom ale .berebpiqt9
anlos bans lette Gone paa en- NOR
Sun par en- leo, ifille, uns &uinbe,
fienbt for fin Trombeb. Den unse
Mano trriterebes oper benbes taule Eils
baseboloenbeo, os for at oriQe benbe be-
apnote ban at bragg Geli9ionen meo iub
/ fin faabe Pasfar. De andre unae
Pt9er fntlebe; men Waalet for bans
BIB forbleu taus. Derpaa git ban meb
un9bommens tantelpie 6enipnslpsbeb
ouer til li9efremme Mnsreb paa Rrijtens
bommen os tom meo mango uantro 8es
martn.n9er. Wfen belle: lite bette for>
:ffprreoe benbes Xtseuest; bun ueobleu
at ltbbe itiue os LOB bam tale, iom ON
bet Iet lite pebtom benbe. Dette op.
bibiebe bam til enbnu mere oirette Mn,
sreb, ibet ban baabebe at tuinse benbe
til at tage @ienmale. Ween alt foreie.
pes; bun tasttos utorifprrelis ben fans
me ueroise % bIioe Eausbeb. .
Dette baube ben Birtnine, at ben
un9e Manb bleu fbbenbe ttlba9e meb
aQe fine taabe % uanbeaisenbe l1btalel,
fer. Da Dc lite fanbt noaen Mbreste,
Denbte De tilbase til Mfienberen, oe ber
.paatom bam en- pbmpsenbe Tslelie af
at bape forsrebet fig meb en- plump
l9aanb paa noset front, rent os beqt9t.
San fglte fig iom en- Spnber. Dette
gap Stebet til bans Dmuenoelie, oe
ban laeoe ienere: Den Eausbeb frel.
tie mig. (Dea 2utb. Misfoner.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-03-16

vPolititen 81 bar nu faaet Yatfe>
poifforbinoelle meb fere europeiife 9anz
be, os nj fan ienbe Batter til Noree,
Epiflano etc. for en- II Gents pr. punb.
Wen buis ri uil ienbe en- liqnenbe Batfe
/ Soften fra Winneapolis til ct. Saul,
en- Mtfano al 10 Wil, maa nj betale l6
Gents Bunbet. Naftepontorretnin9eu
inoeulanbs ct 9enberne paa priuate
@elfaber, af builte bet forte er repre-
tenteret Torbunoslenatet af fin Yrefs
bent, Com Blatt fra Seem Oort. I'm.
bres paa. ON preiioent &ooIeuelt bar
,Wtoo not til at an9ribe bette Monopol2 2
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-03-16
1tlptter t Mor8e.

!6apnuit / Jbbeitao ben l3be Tebrus
ar. 2oroas 4fteu git ber ct uolbiomt
Sneltreb oper @aarben Reine 2apan'
gen. 0teine lisser unber be benimoo
1000 Sob bpie Retnetinber.
81. $3.50 9erbas Ntten losreoe Der
itore Snemasier li9e unber Eoppen af
Einberne, os / en- Brsbbe af ca. $50
Meter ftprtebe Snemaslerae neb lise til
Tieren.
st Waaninssbus % to Ties bleu
beerapet Sneen. st anbet Boanin9s.
bus, Der fob ct Yar 94len IRA, os
buort ber opbolbt fig to saule Tolt,
tlarebe fig iaaptbt. Mqe @inbuer, ber
penete mob @trebet bleu bog tnuit.
Ser tom fnart 9ielp tiltebe, o9
man git itrats isans u,eb at is9e efter
be foriuunbne. 5 ben raienbe @ne.
form par bet ct nafen baablsft Mrbeibe
at finbe noset. Web ct rent EtIfelbe
ftpote man paa ct Beu, iout fiat frem
of @neen, % fit truttet frem en- liben
otte @ars aau1mel @ut. San par oms
trent uitaot % tom fig burtis, faa ban
funbe ansiue, buorlebes be tea, Meanez
ifer, oer opbolpt fig I Stuen, ca Stre>
bet tom, bapbe fbbet.
@fter ct Par Eiu,ers iberbi9t Mrbei>
be bapbe man faaet aQe feu frem af
5neen. @n 20 Mars Gut par bess
perre allerebe bpb. On 23 Mars sams
mel Rtse, ber baube ftbbet peb Ounen,
par towuet ilemt tsIttaoe. @n af
Ounsplaberne bapbe bun faaet over
Brpffet % en- ouer &pssen. Saa bau>
be bun osiaa facet FEMME Branbiaar
% besuben besse 2aarben bruttet.
SUN baube lisset iaa ner I'm Brober,
at bun berte bans Stemu,e. Det fio>
fte, bun bprte til bam uar. at ban bab
1T Taberuor.
@n poren Bise % Ronen / 6utet flap
torbpIbspis sobt fra bet, men< par, ION
rtmelist Tan pere, notlaa fortomne.
@fterat Toltene par trutne frem, git
man isang meb at repbe Rreaturerne,
os bet lpttebes at faa trem to &ipr, en-
&aIp og no9le Sauer.
6amar ben l4be Tebruar. st uieo>
panlist fort Stenifreb raiebe ub ueb
Ottetioen @pnoag Mften 1trar noroen>
for Otta Citation.
Strebet lpsnebe ben bpie Tlelpltraaz
ming. 1s fore Stenblotte Rprtebe neb
og itanbieoe efter no9le forferbeliae
SOP Ianst neoe paa Marterne. Ne1en
bele 5to9en feiebes pet % u1eb ben en-
Esrteitue. Den ferRe Blot bapbe ct
Ruuinbbolo af ca. Is &ubitmeter os
er ftaubiet peo ct TIMBER ben bratte S.
ffraaning SO Weter openfor Npbulum.
Sntet Menneife ct eaaet meb.
@trebet git Nerbeben al 2oftss
9aarbs @ienoom tet ueb Stta Citation.
De iuere @teue iprans oper enoel Bps-
n'naer oppe 2ien os meo iaaban 0alz
be, at en- enoos Npnsebes tpers ouer
2ausen. Braget par faa iuert. at
Tolf troebe, at bele Piuarsurifampen
ramleoe neb; be bapoe albrts bort en-
polbiommere 2arm.
Om Stenipraaset peo Otte mebbeler
vDasspoiten"s &orreiponbent:
3enpeb SCI. 9 2erba9 Nften fanot
en- i1prre Nebrasning af Sten Steb peb
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-03-16

Otta Station. Stene I ct Mntal af 10
l2 os buoraf fere er mango Ruabratz
METER fore, ct Ipsnet beit oppe bratte
Tielbet os ramlet neb meb poloiou1
Bras, buorefter be bar fprebt fig til aQe
Siber. s Tarten bar en- af benz ta9et
meo its en- liben Esrrelfue tilberenoe en-
@aaro, JtasmusRuen tablet. @n an.
ben forbolbspis liben bar rau1met CO.
get oe flaaet af tire at 9ouebbpsninsens
Easbielter men blep iaa lissenpe paa
2oftet. @n treble bar reuet bele Easet
at ct 9us % ben fierbe os forte at benz
ale, bIeu l.ssenbe blot nosle Meter
ouenfor en- af be beboebe 9uie paa
@aarben y&pbusmoe. 9aube ben fort>
lat ct Stptte til, baube ben saaet lise
paa en- beboet Bpsnius % sanite maiet
alt isnber o9 iammen.
Moset ltsnenbe @tenipraus er lite
benbt ber paa lan9e Tiber.
Beboerne paa be outrin9li99enbe
@aarbe nil nu, iaainart bet laber fig
sipre, unberiese oppe / Tielbet, os buis
Der er Tare for. at mere tan toume, bo
le at faa ben lesnet. iaa bet lite en- pats
ter Dag tommer upentenbe paa benz.
Ma 2ofoten ben 2ben 5ebruar. Nat
til ben 2ebe Sanuar rbs bet op en- Or
Tan al Toroueff, fom lite bar ueret
Manbs Wtinbe. Seq er no9et pant meb
Storm, men bette par bet trpstelisite
leg bar opleuet. Sc fette Tifere naatte
rsmme Rorboberne, tun to Manb par
iaa briitise at uere / en- Bob, os ianbe'
Zig to9 @torn.en neiten balue Ea9et af.
Paa Tinb tos Stormen ct fort @al'
teri os en- &orbob % taitebe paa Sieen;
iamt fog neb to @orbober os ct Baab.
npf.
6or Bosen noa Gtormen neo to Tisie
(anta9elig TO minore) % efter Torlpben:
be ibielToses enoel at be / 6ieiene pe.
renbe Rreaturer faaiom Saue % Ralue.
Tor Sunb bleu, etter buab Der bertil
berettes, tire Detsbaabe % tre ftprre
Detsfptter aloeles tnuif.
Tor Guanffco blep xaset reuet al
en- Bryqse FAINT ct Stabur albeles eoez
last. Dampitibet vSuuo" (@ute 81
par Rl. Mtten paa ubsaaenbs fra
&ufsfjorb os ouertalotes af Ortanen.
men bet par lite mulist at tomme op til
Sunb for SCI. l ON Staten, efter at
ben bar maattet 9aa ipu Elmer / 0eff>
fjorben. Yasiaserer. iom tom berttl,
mebbeler, at bet par notiaa ubp9selist
at gaa 0ettfiorben / ct iaa felt Beir.
Sen 286e blep ber truttet to Netters
2iner meb en- Tansit paa 200 Tilf, faa
bet fer ub til, at bet er piitnot bare soot
Beir. tom mansler; tbi Ttife ct Der MI
tilifebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-03-16

20 Utennelfer eaer mere omton. ut>
Der en- Jloebranb en- femetages 2eitbo.
liz ! Nem Dott Eir sbas, % ca. 50 an,
;bre Ton. tilitabe. nosle iaa baarbt, ct
1be spil % beraf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-03-16

s 3antinion, N. D., arreiterebe man
en- BEL liben Epuebanoe for en- l1ses Eib
foen. Banben bar glort Snbbrub ber
% Der ou1trins 6anttnion ct Mars EiD.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-03-16
ForkGi;le.se asa.-. .x..gt paa en- Dag.

tOtNS0lS:Se usS,.k<s Sett Pcd Ilt DdS
I Tag Lax ative Bro1no Quinine Tablets.
Pengene tilbage fra allie Apot hekere, hvis like
helbredet. 3. w. Groves Navn paa: hver
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-03-16

Subbpbeller til 8rplupper triples !
Erptteri.
The Lamar register., 1905-02-15
coLpEsT FOR YEARS.
Weather Report Shows Low Tempera.
ture in Colorado.

Denver, Feb. 13.-Following is a
summary of weather conditions as re-
ported in Denver this morning.
The backbone of the cold spell is
broken. The weather to-day will be
more moderate: tomorrow it will be
much warmer than 1t was yesterday.
The lowest temperature for the twen-
ty-four hours beginning at midnight
Saturday and ending last midnight
was at 6 O'Clock Sunday morning
twenty degrees below zero. The high
est temperature was at 12:3 30 a. NJ
eight above. At a. m. it was four
above. Then the temperature began
to drop rapidly.
Frozen and frost-bitten ears reported
during yesterday. according to the Re-
publican. 1900 pairs.
Frozen and frost-bitten noses. 800.
Frozen and frost-bitten toes. 300.
Frozen and frostbitten fingers. so.
Over the state:
The temperature registered eighteen
degrees below zero at 9 p. IN. at Aspen
Silverton reported turquoise sky and
sunshine for the first time in three
weeks: no through train from Denver;
last Denver papers received left the
press Wednesday. Salida surprised to
see Rio Grande passenger train from
the West which had been held in Pom
chas Pass twenty-four hours: twenty
FIVE passengers were suffering from
cold but none in serious condition.
Boulder reported that during the day
the Thermometer had registered as low
as thirty below zero at Rollinsville but
that weather was turning warmer.
Stock is suffering near Monument
and at other points.
Coolest Sunday in twenty years at
Leadville; twenty below.
Mercury had reached the thirty
mark below zero at breckenridge:
oldest inhabitant'' looking for rec.
ord of thirty-five.
The Lamar register., 1905-02-15
Lectures on Colorado.

Denver, Feb. 13.-Mr. and Mrs. Gill
bert McClurg. under the auspices OF
the Colorado State Realty Association,
have made bookings for sixty lectures
in sixty days. in six states, on subjects
connected with Colorado. This Is their
third transcontinental lecture tour.
The Epworth League, through its ma
tional officers. has secured the lecture
on "The Empire of Peak, Pass and
Plain" for presentation in the largest
Methodist churches Of Chicago. Mil
waukee, Minneapolis, st. Paul, Detroit.
Omaha. Kansas City, Des Moines.
Atchison, Madison, Grand Rapids. In
dianapolis and other prominent cities
Of the Middle West. II Is believed that
the showing of the Colorado pictures
and the presentation of the story of
Colorado's prehistoric past and present
development las crystalliZed by Mr..
and Mrs. McClurg), will secure hordes
of delegates for the Epworth League
convention in Colorado next July.
The Grand Army of the Republic,
which holds It's National Encampment
at Denver In September. is also engag-
ing the McClurg lectures in eastern
cities. George II. Thomas Post No. 5
of Chicago has arranged for the pre-
sentation OF this lecture in the splen-
did Memorial hall next month. They
also address the G.. A. X. at Leayen-
worth. A number of the leading
Young Mems Christian Associations,
which have large auditoriums and con-
duct star lecture courses. are booking
the lecture in several states. They
will also appear before many other
noted organizations.
The Lamar register., 1905-02-15
Kansas OIL Fight.

Topeka, Kan. Feb. 13.-The people
of Kansas are aroused as never before
in the states history over the action
of the Standard Oil Company in shut
ting down all operations in this state.
Thousands OF letters from over the
state have been received by members
of the Legislature urging them to pass
the state refinery bill. The Chanute
oil producers last night voted unani-
mously to communicate with Thomas
w. Lawson of Boston and the Pure Oil
Company OF Pennsylvania and invite
them to interest themselves in the re
filming Of the crude petroleum and the
manufacture of its bi-products in Kan
sas and to advise them that in the
judgment of the association they
would have the hearty cooperation of
the people of Kansas.
The oil producers of Chanute dis
trict have sent this statement to the
House members.
THE act Of the blackllsting of Kan
sas oil is hereby denounced. We be-
lieve it was done to bring about con-
dition of panic in the oil fields and to
influence the Legislature to defeat toe
proposed laws. We are proud to see 1t
is having the opposite effect"
The Lamar register., 1905-02-15
mi,ehell's Partner confesses.

Portland. Ore, Feb. 12.-Judge A. II.
Tanner. United States Senator Mitch
ellis law partner. confessed in Judge
Bellinger's court yesterday afternoon
to perjury In his evidence given before
the federal grand jury in connection
with the investigation of the land
frauds in this state when testimony
with view to conecting United States
Senator Mitchell with the conspiracy
to defraud the government.
Tanner, in his confession. stated
that there was business agreement
between Mitchell and Tanner that
Mitchell should have the proceeds
of practice of the law firm in the fed
eral courts and that Tanner should
have the proceeds resulting from prac-
tice before anv of the governmental
departments which would involve Sen
ator Mitchell's oath that he would not
take part in any law proceeding In
which the government is Interested.
Judge Tanner. do you expect to tes-
tify against Senator MITCHELL" was
asked.
"Yes; expect to be called as wit
ness In the case against Senator Mitch
ell ald will tell the whole truth re-
garding the business of the firm, with
out regard to consequences"
The Lamar register., 1905-02-15
0vERRULE PRESIDENT
ON TREATIES FOR ARBITRATION
Senate Jealous Of Its Prerosatives-
Large Majority Votes Down
Presidents Request.

Washington, Feb. 13.-The Senate
yesterday ignored an earnest plea by
the President for ratification of the ar
bitration treaties with eight European
governments as drawn, amended the
treaties in conformity with It's ideas
of the Senate's prerogative and ratihed
them. There were only nine votes
cast in favor of acceding to the desires
of the President.
The situation in the Senate over the
arbitration treaties has been strained
for several weeks. The first protest
against the treaties were made by SEN
ators from southern states VINO sug
gested an amendment which precluded
the possibility of arbitration claims
against their states by reason OF re-
pud!ated bonds. Later 1t was sug-
gested that an amendment should be
adopted which changed but one word,
that CT agreement" to treaty, in ar
ticle 2, making the article read as fol
lows.
''In each individual case the high
contracting parties, before appealing
to the permanent court OF arbitration,
shall conclude a special treaty deflp-
ing clearly the matter in dispute, the
scope Of the powers of the arbitrators
and the periods to be fixed for the
formation of the arbitral tribunal and
the several stages of the procedure
The amendment answered the pur-
pose of the protests made by the south
ern senators. and in addition to that
established the principle that any mat
ter In the nature of a treaty with a for
eign government must be consum-
mated by the President. with the con
sent Of the Senate" In this form the
committee reported the treaties to the
Senate.
The amendment was adopted by a
vote of so to 9.
The President was criticised sharply
because Of his letter declaring 1t to be
a step backward to ratify the treaties
in the form proposed by the Senate
committee on foreign relations.