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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19
SUCCESSFUL ADVERTISING TRIE
Favorable Results Expected
 From Tour.
Conway Committee Returns from Visit to Competitive Trade Territory In
 Adjoining Counties

The representatives of the Con- way Board of Trade and business men returned last Saturday, we'll pleased with the results of their trip. They visited all of the ter rtory in adjoining counties where Conway comes into competition with other trade centers, and be- lieve that much good will come from their trip.
 The tour was made with the idea of getting into closer touch with the people of this section and endeavoring to prove to them that Conway is the best town in the state in which to market their pro- duce and to buy their goods About twenty thousand pieces of adver- Using matter was distributed on the trip.
 Secretary w. N. Owen of the Board of Trade, who accompanied the committee, said the encour- agement they received was very gratifying. In several places where practically all of the trade had been going to other points they were told that Conway would be given a trial during the coming season. The new bridge at Hart wick ford or the north Cadron, he said, would be of great benefit to Conway. His attention was also called to the need of telephone con- nection from Conway to Bee Branch and Choctaw, and he is endeavoring to arrange for this connection.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19
HENDRIX OPENED YESTERDAY
Attendance Largest in Schools
 History.
Enrolment of Students Not Completed, but Will Exced That of Any
 Previous Year.

The twenty-fourth session of Hendrix College was begun yester day morning, with what is un- questionably, the largest attendance in the history of the institution. Students have been arriving on every train since Saturday and all of the dormitories and regular stu dent boarding houses are crowded.
 The exact number of students will not be known for day or two. The work of matriculating is progressing rapidly but will probably not be completed before tomorrow, and until then the num- Der enrolled cannot be definitely stated. Everyone connected with the college, however, is sure that the attendance is larger than ever before.
 The opening exercises were held in the auditorium yesterday morn ing. Addresses were delivered by Dr. J. E. Godbey and Dr. James Thomas and the announcements were made by President Stonewall Anderson.
 Three professors have been add ed to the faculty since the last ses- sion-Dr. Godbey, professor of philosophy; Professor Craig, asso- ciate professor of science, and Prof. Leonard, physical director.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19
CONWAY AFTER THIRTY YEARS
Changes Noted by Former Citi-
 zen of the City.
T. !. Hilliard Finds Few of the Old Land marks Here and is Struck with
 the Progress Made.

T. J. Hilliard, a prominent citi- zen of Conway in the early '3o's, is in the city visiting his brother G. E. Hilliard. MT. Hilliard very much impressed with the changes which have occurred i- this city during his long absence. Thirty years ago l made my ad- vent into Conway" he said to The Log Cabin Democrat, land only once since then have I been here, and then only for one night, which was thirteen years ago. When I came here the public school was held in an old building in the west end, near the old mill. I think the building was owned by the Methodist church. I afterwards built the first school house in the town.
 "The only newspaper published here was the Arkansas Traveller. Opie Read and Harry Warner were the proprietors, and at times they had hard struggle to make both ends meet Afterwards The Log Cabin was established by Abe Liv- ingston, who is now dead. I met Opie Read in Chicago a few years ago. He has now made success as an author, not as a classic writ CT, but as a humorist.
 'Very few of the old landmarks remain that are noticeable. Col. Robinson's home and surroundings of which he thought so much and was also beautifying and improv- ing, have almost entirely disap- peared. Col. Robinson was the founder of this city and believe was one of my best friends. He was always enterprising and do- mated ground for all the churches, schools, etc. 1 have no words at my command to eulogize Col. Rob- inson, but shall make 1t my busi- ness to drop a flower on his grave before leave your city.
 Prom an engineering point of view your surface drainage For storm water has been we'll done, including street grading. Much, however, yet confronts you to make an ideal sanitary city-street paw ing, proper sewerage and pure water supply. These are impor- tant improvements that need to be done by the best engineering talent obtainable. Your citizens can, 1t seems, secure anything they un- dertake. Getting the state normal located here, in connection with what you have already done, as- sures your prosperity and will make Conway an educational cen- ter second to none in the state.
 "The passing of time has made Conway a city of nice homes and a classic people. Why not make it the home of the next governor of Arkansas-George w. Dona- ghey }"
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19
Wants to Install Waterworks.

Theodore Hartman, the we'll known engineer and contractor of Little Rock and former superin- tendent of the Fit. Smith Railway was in Conway Tuesday visiting relatives and friends. MT. Hart man was interesting some of our citizens in a plan for municipal waterworks and expects to take the matter up with the city later. He believes the construction oi waterworks here is entirely feasi- ble.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19
New Wholesale House.

Mode & Clayton is the style of a new firm which will begin bus mess in this city about October |. ]. A. Mode of Guy and W. B. Clayton of this city will compose the firm. They will do a whole salo and jobbing business in gro- ceries and feed, and will occupy the building just south of the Lay man hotel.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19
Cooperative Observer
w. M. Courtney Dead.

w. M. Courtney died at the home of his brother, J. M. Court ney, in this city last Friday morn- ing, at the age of 42. He had been a sufferer from tuberculosis for several months, though he was not confined to his bed but for a short time. His remains were taken to Springdale, his former home, for interment and were ac- companied by his brother.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19
U. D. c. Meeting.

The Daughters of the Confeder- acy will meet Wednesday, Sep tember 25, at 3:3o, at the residence of the Misses Randell. All mem bers are urged to be present as officers for the coming year will be elected, as we'll as delegates to the state convention at Little Rock.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19
Real Estate Transfers.

H. s. Traylor and w. F. Smith have bought the southeast corner of the Tydings block on Scott and Ash streets from s. NJ. Apple, the consideration being SIooo.
 John Dunaway, IT,, has bought the lots on College avenue former ly owned by A. D. Baldwin, from Prof. o. o. Florence and will build a new residence on the lots at once.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19
Annual Y. M. c. A. Reception.

The annual reception of the Young Mems Christian Association to the students of Hendrix College will be held in the Y. M. (. A. hall next Monday evening. No written invitations have been is sued, but a general invitation is extended to everyone, especially the young ladies of Central College and the city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19

Reece, Mrs. M. J., Enola. 100 Robins, Rebecca, Conway 100 Robinson, M. w., Barney. SO Smith, Mrs. L. C., Greenbrier 100 Smith, P. D., Conway ...... sol Samson, Mrs. M. E.. Conway. 100 Smith, Mrs. Arcena, Beryl. 100 Snow, E. P., Vilonia. ....... sol Sowrie, w. D. F., Greenbrier so Steele, Mrs. M. J., Wooster. 100 Spradlin, w. J., Enola. a...... 5o Smith, D. L., Conway. sol Spencer, W. L., Wooster. SO Smith, Jas. P, Enders ..... SO Sumler, Jas. E.. Beryl. ...... 5o Shoulders, Alfred, Vilonia 50 Shaw, Ellen, Greenbrier.. sol Short, Mrs. N. NJ, Saltillo. 100 Thompson, P. J., Linder. 50 Teagle, Mary A., Conway. 100 Thornton, Nancy E., Argenta 100 Thomas, Sam, Conway. ...... sol Terrell, S. A., Greenbrier... sol Tanner, Mrs. M. L., C. G'brier 100 Tanner, Mrs. Aman a, Conway 100 Townsend, G. w., Guy ...... 100 Troxell, w. C., Greenbrier sol Tullos, Mrs. Lou, Vilonia. 100 Yam, Mrs. E. A., Greenbrier 100 Yam, Thos., Vilonia 75
 Wimberly, J. K., Conway 50 Wilkerson, P. N. J., Vilonia 50 Wilson, s. E., Rose Bud.. sol Wood, T. B.. Enders. ....... sol Williams, T. w., Mt. Vernon sol Ward, T. H., Wooster ...... sol Witcher, Mrs. M. A., Vilonia 100 Wooley, Mrs. E. C., Otto. 100 Worsham, Anderson, M flower sol Webb, Martha A. Quitman. 100 Wilburn, Catherine, Enders. sol Young, Mary A., Saltillo.... 100 Yancy, J. C., Greenbrier sol
 The following is list of pensions allowed by the Board of Confeder- ate Pensions, which met at the court house on May 8th and 13th: Briley, B. T., Vilonia. .......S sol Brown, Mary, Greenbrler 100 Blakey, Jas. w., Turnip. 75I Cole, G. w., Nilonia ..... 75I Cotton, F. E., Kendall. ..... 75I Fair, N. M., Wooster. r........ 100 Gateley, w. K, Houston. 75 Gibbons, Mary, Republican,. 100 Herbert, w. H., Kendall -. 50 Hallum, Mrs. A., Wooster -. 100 Hay, Alexander, Conway. 75| Johnson, Virgil w., Vilonia 50 Lovil, Mrs. A. P, Holland. 100 Lee, L. N., Republican,. 75 Mercer, B. T., Pliny. 75 Noe, Alice E., Conway...... 100 O'Neal, M. C., Mayfower. -. so Propst, H. H., Conway ...... 100 Petty, Mrs. S. A., Holland -. 100 Spencer, w. L., Wooster. 50 Sowrie, w. D. F., Greenbrier 75 Ussery, Hattie, Mt. Vernon. 100 Vaughn, Sarah A., Conway. 100
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19
WEATHER REPORT
Observations Taken in This City for Week
 Ending Tuesday Night.
Editor Log Cabin Democrat:

Editor Log Cabin Democrat:
 For publication ill your paper l furnish herewith record of meteor ological observations taken by the undersigned as a cooperative ob- server of the weather bureau of the U. s. department of agricul- ture during the week ending Sept. 17. 1907, at Conway, Arkansas. The instrumental readings are from government standard lnstru- ments exposed in the manner rec commended by the chief of the weather bureau.
 Yours Respectfully,
 c. H. BURR,
 Cooperative Observer.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19
School Entertainment.

The Tucker school will close on September 26. The close will be on Thursday night instead of Fri day so as not to conflict with other arrangements. Everyone is invited.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19
Sammons Resigns.

G. w. Summons has rendered his resignation as manager of the Conway Telephone Company, a position which he has held for nearly seven years. He expects to open an electrical supply and construction business in this city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19
PENSION CHECKS RECEIVED
List of Faulkner County Pen Z. SionerS.
Over Five Thousand Dollars Distributed 1T County, Nearly Twice the Amount
 of the Tax.

County Clerk J. A. Hartje last week received the checks from State Auditor Avery F. Moore the checks for the ex-Confederate pen sioners which are paid out in this county. There are I6o Pensioners in Faulkner county, and the total amount apportioned to them was .$II,375. On account of the fact, however, that the legislature raised the pensions of all widows of Confed crate soldiers to SIoo the amount in the state treasury permitted only 46 cents on the dollar to be dis bursed, making the amount re- ceived in Faulkner county S5232.- 5o. This amount is nearly twice the total of the pension tax paid in the county last year, which Amounted to S286o.II.
 The following is list of the pensioners in the county to whom MT. Hartje mailed checks last week, each one receiving 36 per cent of the amount given.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19
In Iewelry Business.

Arthur Frauenthal, son of MT. and Mrs. Max Frauenthal of this city, has opened jewelry store at Lonoke.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19
Chancery Court Monday.

Chancery court will convene in this city next Monday.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-06-20
&ricrcrcit, saif., &anaoa+

95e Stunt 1907.
6r. Nebotter!
Seq ienber libt 9feiiepense for use>
blaoet. Seq uil eierue ie bet port
9lsu, oa bet lt9eiou berer Gamilien til,
Taaren par ganife fen bette Mar, %
Der bleu tun liot eiort meb Waaraannen
| Npyi!. Wen naar Wiai fom, blep Der
Aloor meb Saaninsen, os 6uebe: %
6aprea9rene er nu npsenlunbe pene.
Rreaturene bal baut gooe Dage paa
@reslet MT / lensere Eto, men bet er
pilt mango, iom bar buffet unber Ben
tarlfe Dinier.
@aaning al Sin foresaar t1u for
l1oitratnin9. g5omme @teber er bet
N!gmenb fra @5taterne, lon1 tommer %
plpier op belle 9eftioner af NyIonb.
De bruger Dampn1affiner iRebetfnr tGes
| lte. Seg ica, at De pea ct Gteb pIgiebe
Nplano os {aaeoe paa famine Gang
paaarunb at ben iene Uaar bltper Der
laaet Ell ,15pre Wangbe Sin iaar. Sors
Den er osiaa uomartet 5tanb, % Sin
nil l1ttsrlis bliue facet til omrring ben
2obe Stunt. Stlor bleu Gin iaaet ben
l3oe Stunt, os bet bleu en- uomertet
@rpbe.
Taarea er iaar m!nbH tire user lenere
eno alminoeli9t. Set bar oeret NOT af
He9n, % Isiret er uu 9anlte parmt,
Iaa nj Npbpsgere bespnber ct opliues
liot. toet ri iaa imaat baaber poa ct
soot Mar.
Nosge af Npbpassrne bor ioar ioIst
fit 2anb. % Bti1erne er s1bs - fra
$40 til $25 pr. Ncre, builfet er en- bpi
Drts ct Npbp9se. Wleu Xanbitabet ct
mutt, % Soroen er COB.
yiosle Wfil fra port Stem beepnbe:
Tieloene. 2an9t bercppe' ltr leg enfba
iiot @ne, men ben ct nu inart berte.
Disle Tjelbe naar belt til Wontana.
Omtrent Wtioten paa bisIe 0ptbe: er
ct fort nosenlunoe ilet 2anoltab peb
Nauu WiQow 'Bun6. Dette ct MI op>
maalt, % Tolt ierpmmer bib e(ter 2anb.
Gnoe[ 1altbreeos bar leuet Der en- Glib.
Det beoer, at en- Sernbane er paatentt
oper bette 5trpg, og ben bebppes itorlts.
@n uenlis 6ilien til l1aeblabet % bets
Heiere. Mrs. u. 8. 5trpmbers.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-06-20
Seattle @aiD+
= 7be Stunt 1909.

7De Sunt 1907.
Scr er muligens ben, t Ter9us Sails,
iom nil lite at bere fra mig, os leg To-
peoe bem 10 oglae, at iaa ltulbe fs.
@ei|en beruo foresit bsIoist, og iss fom
bib ben Soc Mars. Ser par 5ne beIe
8sien, til ri Tom til Spotane. WaI5.
Ufan ifulbe tente, at naar man Com iaa
lanst bort, uar Der insen, Tom fienbte
en-. U&en leg blep tnootasen at mango
fienbte. Scr bet enc por 10 tire al mine
Bern Ger. DerneIt par ber Fare fjen0>
te Tamtlier fra st. Saul, iom, ba ieg
boebe Der, tilbovte Erefoloisbebs Ules
aigbec. gnbelis traf. ies Mr. M}artin
Ratbe fra Tersus TauB.
Den onben Gonoag, jes rar BET,
oueruer ieg @ubstisusnsn Betlebems
U2sni8beo og fit oglaa ber bpre Osrrens
penIise Snobpbel|e til Spnosre ON at
tomu1e o9 faa SgreIle oa Spuosforlaosls
fe. &Js ba ertnbteoe jig Daoios Orb /
ben 139te @aln1s. rDocr {foJ leg goa
fra btn Manb, os buor 1fal les fig fra
bit Inlist2 Deeiom leg Farer op til
6tmler, oa er bu Der; os reoer leg min
@eng 6elpeoe, ie, ba ct bu ber; pilpe
1es tass Morssnrpoeus yinser. os uilbe
leg 10 peo bet poer!te @au, ioa fuloe ogz
iaa Der bin 6aano fore mtg os bin bpis
re @5aano boloe mtg fat.
0ennerue Tetsus Sfaus piloe peI
gierne bpre liot ON TorDoIbeue BET.
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pere soot For R1ig. tDi ies bac ifte ues
ret fac friit pea 20 Nar, iom jes MI ct.
GQers bor mine Eanfer peret lae ops
tagne min Tanlilie % ben tunee
Daaab, lon' bleu |aot paa ben, at jeq
lite bat bapt @onos for raeset anbet
Det ct tangt. at en- al De fierelte, mar
bur 0eroen, bliuer taget bort. Wler
bet sleoer mig ialleFalo, bpao min Dat
ter ifrep fit fife Brep: Seq elite,
Selus. Papa, Tor ban bar reniet MIC
ira alle mtne SDnber." Pri1et pert
Qerren!
Ssy pil tililut frembere min biertsli:
&c Gat til aue, iom bialp min 6uFrr
baaoe peo @paeIeiet og Begrauellen
berren lenne eber for BET!
Gbers rin9e Brober I 0erreu,
Sobannes Peter1en, )
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-06-20
8tsrnard, g. -
Ste SUM- 1907.

6Ie cSunt l9Ol.
ST.. Neoattpr!
&anlte bet pil tnteresIere l1seblabets
2a1sre at bere liot fra lpoueoltaben /
gforb Oatota. Useset bar foraaoret
fg ber ben lenere Ei6. SFior flpb
Bismayd os Manban I Dl og @in, ibet
Der par meuen1 20 os 80 vYltnbsriie".
Meu itben BEN nye @npernpr tom til
&oret, maatte be blinbe 9aa. @n al
8pens leoeabe Waeno, ner,lis ban, iom
oar Wapor ifior, uar antlaset for ulou>
list @5als at Brenoepin, men Surpen
tritienote ban:.
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oleu lntteoe, pg Der er oiit mango 9labe
0g tafnenmeli9e, forat Yeten bleu rpo@
BET uo af Bpen,
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retterotge Don,, blep bet NOT fnaps om
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| f6r. W}en nn ffal BET bpgges ct sapt
geuekuS. Seq peb ON n,anae, ion, ct /
5laueriet for ulopIIst Brenbeptnsialg.
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Eeslitens6psntnser er uu uuoer 2lrbsibe,
% en- Wenaoe Beboeliesbuie bygses.
Ser er lite Qus at faa Ieie, men Der er
fulbt op at Arbeioe of aQe 5loss, oa
2pnnen er sob. Der itrpmmer. o9faa
bib en- Wensoe Meaneifer.
BIanot Morffsrne bar osiaa @tiQins
gen forcnbret fig til BET beore, laa pi
bar gobt 6oab ON at taa eu nor1f,
tutberlf MenigDeo bee III. 81 bar Bes
tiening en- Sang Waoneben al ben
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Rtrten bar uetet iulo. Den 7be Sult
praotter bau bes ,gien, % oa ifol ri or=
goniiere en- Weaisbeb, % maa{fe ui ba
faar libt mere Betiening. Dette Stsb
bar uiit pere. forIptnt, men leg tror, ber
blipsT etsiior MsnigVeb ger. Seq ffufbe
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falls bar formeget al, nemlis preiter.
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nelle, ON Tooen par bleuen mere byo>
berli9t foroelt. @om bet er, er ber
mango, lom bungrer, mems andre leper
I Sper foo.
@n penlis 55ilien til &ebattprer1 os
8ennerne / Ter9us Talls.
81. g. 0ouom.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-06-20

s ben ienere Eio paaitoaes bet at
.pere Ell belFg Esng at baoe en- lang
Taitefur> @on1me paafaar, at ale
burbe baue Get - bog pel lite 1uage
Wiennelfer.
gn 2e9e Belleuille, Su,. er bIonbt
bem, lom tror bette, % forat beuiie, at
ban bat ret, prattiierer ban nu ielp,
bpab ban lerer. Den l7oe bs. blep
oplpit, at ban bapte bsIbist tilenbebragt
l6 at be 20 Dage, iou1 ban bar beTut,
tet at faite. San baube paa l6 Dage
tfte nyot anbet enb .Banb, men ban brat
en- Wfeneoe oeraf. San paaitoe, at
ban lite par lultsn, men ban bar bIepen
II Bunb lettere, itoes ban bespnots at
fafe. Doa peobliper r1eo fin requlere
Bratfs, beber bet. 0an poa{ {laar, at
en- Safe nu og ba er npbpenoig for COB
0eIbreb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-06-20
&afe Sc @eD> MWerta+
7be Stunt 1907.

zoe eSuns l9O1.
ST.. &ecaftDr!
9ntel Sous bat uilt bespact at bltue
libt try af fig, eller uil ban maaIte laoe
lin l1ptlie TONNE tor Da9en ouer fine
forlorne Nepper.
(Dette bentpoer til ben WefemmeI|e
al Po1bepartementet, at buer Muis, iom
ienoes til &aneba fra be Torenebe @ta>
ter, nu naa betales peb Trtmerte %
tan lite ienoes efter .Nunb Eatf.
usebl. &eo.)
ga Ut bapbe en- fen Waar iaar, ]aa
bet er enbnu enoel Tarmere, iom bolber
paa at laa. Det er tor BET melfe Bpg,
lom MI iaoes. W!en pi bar lan9ere
Eib baut og bar Fremoeles iae uatfert
Beir, lont mau fan pulee fig - I!bt
Negn ibIanot, laa Joroen bolbes tuetia.
III Eing potter, iaa bet ct en- 2pfa ct fe,
iaa I'LL l1ipper NOT Roen at fuIte leugsre.
Erobs ben louge os freuae 8iRter,
ri bar baut berube, er Gle peo sobt
Wiob pg ct pei fornpist. Suubbebstils
itanoen bar paret sob bele Ginter %
Gaar. s. 81. Npuans.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-06-20

Sen onoen fore Ureosfonlereuce aobs
nsoes / 9asg t 6ollanb fife 2erbas.
Sen falbes en- Observation-Disclosures, oq
bette n1eo @ruuo,. fbsn lite u,inbre END
36 2anoe bar lenot Dele9ater til ben.
Gn, iom ifriuer fra Mpbefeoet ben
Dag, ba &ontereneen aabnebes, liaer,
at ber er en- mertelig Wtobietnins mel>
lem ben Stemnins, Iom reaoeoe peb
Nabnin9en af &onferencen 1899, %
@temnin9en ben, iom ,'u bolbes.
&un balut faa mango 2onbe par
repreientereoe / ben fprite Eonference.
Ween oensans tentte man bgit os baa~
bsbe at faa bsIe geroen til at afpabne.
% Bet ifnIbe blipe forbi u:eb Rrieen.
@iben ben Tio bar to tore &rige ueret
fost, % RrigSruitniugerue ct fierre END
nossn Gang. Os bet Iaber, lom Der
iefs ten9er er nosen, ion uouer eugang
at neuae Miu@buiug. Oct lpnolfs, lom
nogen fnoss bet tilroaosIigt at aaa, sr
Desvauosuing af Gutuingesne, 90 ieIu
bette ipnes isss at fiuoe u1saen Eilllutz
ming.
III 2anbe, iom ct / Uappr al begreuos
let Beuebning, neuues Gtorbritanieu,
Toreneee 9tater, Spenien, Yor!usol,
Norge os @tatsrne Spo, q Meuem@
amerita.
2anoe, iom er ilnob 8esrenosnina,
er Gpiflanb, Dfterrig, Nuslanb, buis
StiQins er beftemt % afsiort, Stalien,
iom RI Tappr at 8esranbsrins lOm
prtncip. men iom ueb fine Torbinbelfer
Ct binbret ! at folse Brlncipet. s5rantz
rig anier Besranosning Tom 6ieruez
ipinb, % Sapan ueb ttfe enbnu, builteu
Sioe, bet uil uRre paa.
Torat Delegaterne fulbe faa Mnlsb>
ming til at bltpe beDre befienbt meb buerz
anbre % n1uliguis orien!ere Rg meb
5enfpn til stemningen, bleo bet beilut,
tet at ubiatte meb Torbanoliugerne til
Eirsbas.-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-06-20

U}oDor 5. q. Sobnfon Cargo b5oe
fife Trebassmorgen efter Tere U1aaHez
oers SDsoon' at ct gpreonoe. 6nn
por IS Iar ganmsl % fpbt s5perige
% par Blot - Gar gatnn1eE, ha ban
n1so fine TorelbTe fou1 til 1pnbre Wlius
ne . t 1854. 6on baube uu boet
Wo:o Oafota 27 Mor % baube perst
polsE til W{apor Targo fem Oauge.
Oct beoer, at ban bar 9iort nsere for
Cargo END noseu anbea Wsanb. 9an
eFterlaoer 9ul1ru, tre @puuer % to
Dptre. 2iset bleu @pnoag Mften tort
til Wfarine MtQs, Utinn., forat bIiue
bearauet Der.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-06-20
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enee ptrfe1ise 5elbreoele5 mtbbet, 2eseianben enz
her ga Sotarrb ct en tonitntionel Sp9oom, forore'
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tt,ttione os bi9lpe gaturen at 9l$re TT Are etoe
at.be tlbpber ct bunbrebe Dolars for bpert EHelbe
9uori benne Wtebctn ifte be pirter 9elbreoee Strt1
efter Site % 8ibnesbprb. Ttlltrtp :
F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledos o
g9F S9lses Dos glpotbetere.
Halls Family Pills eel bsofe.
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tenotes.
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orebt. men l2 bIeu laarsbe, o9 ben enc
aF benz moalfe laa aluorltgt, al ban uil
bp Deraf. Set onlees iom ct uuoer, at
tffe u1an9e bIep brebte. Wta |finiften,
lom fprf paaflooes at pere bob, bat OPP
lpf, at bet par en- bruftet Sfinne, 1om
par Aarlas til alpftea. San laa, at
Gnoen paa Gtinneu tas op, o9 ban
iatte Bren1Ierne paa, men BET par Tor
ient til at btnors ulytfen.
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