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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-08-13

| $4,000 colored post cards of Mount
Holly. IS new views. Buy it at Boyces
Miss May Boyce and Miss E. B. Arm
strong are enjoying an outing at Lake Pc
hatcong.
! Mr.. and Mrs Harry l. Cooper will leave
for Beach Haven, on Saturday, where
they will remain for two weeks.
George A. Lippincott is on business
trip to Chicago for the FL. B. Smith Ma
chine Co. Before he returns home he
will visit Quebec and other Canadian
cities.
James Durkin, yardmaster, at Pember.
ton, was removed to Cooper Hospital
last week. He was struck in the stomach
by the end of chain that broke and Sc
verely injured.
Charles Brown, colored, was committed
to the county Jail, last night. He is sus-
pected of being the man who shot at Ny
ron E. Douglass. of Moorestown, while
burglarizing the latters house.
B. d. Watts, railroad engineer, was
scalded about the shoulders and face, yes
terday, by steam cap blowing off while
he was running locomotive at Burling-
ton. He was taken to Camden hospital.
Believing that burglar was present,
Constable Gaskill made a search of the
premises of Mrs. Jacob G. Hendrickson,
on Saturday night, but no intruder was
found. Evidence was discovered, how
ever, that might have accounted for the
noise heard in the third story.
Members of the Y. M G. A. gave Ed
ward Gibbs, of Madison avenue, a sur
prise, on Tuesday evening, the occasion
being his sixteenth birthday. On behalf
of the association, of which he Is an active
member, the young man was presented
with Bible by Malcolm ]. Vanzant.
sum of money offered by the county
to Elwood c. Hart, of Rancocas, has been
refused. He did not think the amount
was large enough to reimburse him for the
injuries sustained when the automobile
was wrecked, on July 4, by defective
fastening letting a gate close as the party
was about to cross the bridge at Centreton.
Although money has been appropriated
for the purpose, the township committee
has decided not to improve Monroe street.
This was unpleasant news to residents of
that thoroughfare. The action was
probably well taken, however as the be-
lief has been expressed that the money
voted for Monroe street will only about
pay for the curbing.
The congregation of st. Pauls A. M.
E. Church will hold a harvest home at
Roosevelt Park. on Thursday, August 30,
and good time IS promised all who at
tend. A fine programme of attractions
will be presented. There will be music
by brass band, dinner and refreshments.
|. II. Gaines, Mary Dillon, William Brin-
son, Mary Willis and Rev. M. G. Jennings
are the committee in charge.
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DIED.

Observation-Disclosures s, at Moorestown
Kathryn A., daughter of Thomas Cunning
ham, aged % years.
HALL-August 8, at Burlington, William
H., SOD of Edward b. Hall, aged % years.
RoGERs.-August s, near Lumberton, Wal
ter ]. Rogers, aged 81 years.
RYAN.-August TO- at Palmyra, Howard f.
son of the late James Ryan, in his 22d year.
VANNoTE.-August 5, at Barnegat, Eliz
abeth wife of George ID. VanNote, aged s.
years.
WALN.-August 8, in Philadelphia. Mary r.
widow of Nicholas VAIN, of Walnford. In
tered at Crosswicks.
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Burlington.

Thieves broke into the Presbyterian
Chapel, in East Burlington, some night
during last week, carried off everything
valuable and then wrought havoc with the
other furnishings of the edifice.
John Antonis, employed at the United
States Foundry Company's plant, fell into
vat of boiling tar at the foundry on
Thursday afternoon and was horribly scald-
ed. He was rescued by companions and
taken to Cooper hospital, Camden, where
he died on Friday.
Accused of being clearinghouse beat,
Oliver Leedom, 25 years old, of Trenton,
was committed to jail in default of bail by
Magistrate Smith on Friday. Complaint
was made by Mrs. Sarah Linton, q
boarding house mistress, of No. 1923 East
Broad street, this city, who says Leedom
jumped months board bill amounting tc
$18. Mrs. Linton says Leedom became
sick at her house last April and she nurseC
him till his recovery.
The mysterious disappearance of val
liable heirloom in the shape of lace col
lar, nearly a century old, which she hat
placed in the sun on the lawn to bleach
led Miss Emma Dugdale, of West Unior
street, this city, to believe that thief haC
made off with the inery. A servant saw 6
fiutter of white in nearby tree and founC
robins weaving nest out Of the costly
neck piece. A gardener accomplished tn,
task of climbing the tree, and restoring
the lost inery to Its owner.
Substitution of glass setting for a fin
diamond in ring which she lent to hin
led Miss Catherine Stevenson. of Eas
Burlington, to cause the arrest of William
H. MURRAY, 90 years old, of Stacy street
this city. on the charge of stealing tn
jewels. The girl declares that Murray say
her wearing the ring recently, admired it
and asked her to let him wear 1t on hi
watch chain. He promised to return Ch
gem the next night, she says, but it wa
two weeks before she got it back. Instea,
of the diamond, which local jewellers sa,
was worth from $50 to $50, the ring had
setting of ordinary cut glass. Murra,
was held under $500 bail for appearance
at court. He denies the theft.
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Base Ball.

Wet grounds caused postponement Of
the Mount Holly Field :Club-Pembertor
game at the latter place on Saturday.
Bachelor Field Club and Burlington
played fast game on Saturday. 1t was
close and exciting Burlington won, to A.
Palmyra defeated Hancock on Saturday
6 to 4. The visitors were ahead until the
eighth inning, when Palmyra, by bunch
ing hits, secured four runs.
Delanco and Spring Garden played six
innings on Saturday. when bad decision
by the umpire caused the visitors to leave
the field. The score was to 0.
Pier 4, Burlington nine, gave a poor
exhibition of ball playing at Beverly or
Saturday. They made 10 errors and al
lowed Beverly Is hits. The score was %
to 5.
Manager Lamb, in order to win game
once again, had better emulate Florence s
example of Saturday last-tackle some
thing easy. 1t requires skill to win in
Aooo COLupouy'
New Egypt had some of its conceit
knocked out on Saturday by Philadel-
phia nine known as the Shaw Field Club
The visitors played fast fielding game
Score 10 to 1.
Florence tackled something easy on
Saturday, as 1t wouldn't do to lose again.
The Morris Field Club, a Philadelphia
nine, were the easy marks. Score II to 0
in favor of Florence.
Mount Holly had another reorganized
ball club on Saturday. They journeyed
to Medford and came back with the same
old story-defeated again. The score was
3 to 0. The new players do not seem to
bit the ball any better than did the old
team.
Vincentown got an unexpected jar on
Saturday from an unexpected quarter.
The Hainesport Field Club did the trick,
winning by the score of to 2. Cheese
man, Vfncentown's pitcher, was hit freely
and taken from the the box. Allen Smith
succeeded him. Vincentown has arranged
to play two games with the Hainesport
boys on Labor day.
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brings on distress after eating, with heavine
and hardness OF the stomach, sick headach
weary and tired feeling that is not relieve
by rest. unhealthy eruptions on the skin, col
stipation, loss of appetite, pains in the sides
and back, etc. These are but few of the syn p
toms of indigestion and dyspepsia. To multi
tudes who thus suffer MOTHER SEIGEL's CUE
ALIVE SYRUP has proved help and blessing
Price 6Oc and soc bottle 1t Will cost yoI
nothing to try 1t. Sample free. Address A. }
White, No. 8S7, 1855 Duane St, New York.
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MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8, at Burlington
by Rev. Thomas S. Hammond, Jay G. Har
and May L. Willard, both of Delanco.
HAWKINS = SMITH August 4, at Jacobs
town. by Rev. w. E. CornweH, Harley H
Hawkins and Mary Ann Smith, both of Col
umbus.
STINERUcK--HAYs.-A 8, at Burling
ton, by Rev. John w. Lynch, John +. Slime
ruck and Elizabeth Hays, both of Burlington
SALMoNs-CRA 3, at Barne
got, by Rev. ]. +. Heileman, Harvey Salmons
and Geneva Cranmer. both of West Greek.
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MRS WINSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used over sixty years by millions of mothers
for their children while teething, with perfect
success. 1t soothes the child, softens I'll c
gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. 1t will reliey e
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold y
ty-hve cents q bottle. Be sure and ask ( OF
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup and take nc
other. Guaranteed under the Food ana
! rugs Act, June SOth 1906, serial number l0SS
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TOR SALE

FOR SALE.
The residence of the late George Rendell 81
Union street, Mount Holly. Apply to
w. S. RENDELl,
451 Main street.
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Don,t Trv uncertain Receipts.

II is entirly unnecessary to experiment
with this that and the other recipe. Get from
your grocer, for 10 cents, q package of "OUR-
PIE" observation-disclosures Chocolate or Gus
tard-for making pies that are sure to be
good.
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Lemon, chocolate and Custard Pies.

1t does not require an experienced cook to
make good pies from "OUR-PIE." Just the
proper proportions of all ingredients are in
the package ready for immediate use. AT
grocers, 10 cents per package Order few
packages to-day
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Pineapple Flip. Something new al
good. Aliens soda fountain. =
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-08-13

n ptIlIiUu SlgHCu Ny wv ClIlLCus VI
Ocean county, representing both political
parties, and asking that voting machines
be abolished in Ocean county, was present
ed to State Senator George L. Shinn. The
| movement against the machines is backed
by leaders of both Democratic and Repub-
lican parties, who are anxious to get the
machines out of the way before the fall
election. Senator Shinn has referred the
matter to Secretary of State Dickinson OF
Trenton.
The annual race on Barnegat bay fol
the Sewell cup took place on Saturday
1t was won by ex.Mayor Viewers cat
boat Manhasset, which is described as
freak boat. The craft won easily, the
next boat crossing the line 90 minutes af
ter the winner. There were three con
Itestants-the Manhasset. representing the
Seaside Yacht Club; theI Bouquet, of tht
Island Heights Club, and the Freak, o.
the Bay Head Club. 1t was the third
summer since her launching in June, an(
it was the third race that she won. Sh'
has beeen sailed In all the races by AS
sstant City Solicitor Hiram Miller, o
T Philadelphia.
John M. Collins, formerly of Noun
Holly. but now living at Scranton, Pa.
E where he is superintendent of the larg
$ printing establishment of the Information
. al Correspondence Schools, is seeking higl
7 honors in the Typographical Union, 0
a which he has been member for severa
: years. In a neatly printed folder contain
] ling picture of the young man, he an
D nounces himself as candidate for truste
r of the Child's Home for worn out printers
t located at Colorado Springs, Colorads
s The SD annual convention of the Intel
/ national Typographical Union convene
8 at Hot Springs, Arkansas, yesterday. an
e will continue until Saturday. During til
session trustees will be chosen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19
GtGrf / 8ro+

@n Wanb ipurste en9ans @eors
Wiiller, buorleoes ban FIT fRrt Gro.
Os ben mestige Cubs Ueanb, buts Gro
! mango Mar bar foruneret beIe Berben,
1sarebe: rDen enefe Waabe at erbolbe
ftart Gro paa. ct at uobolbe Fore Brp'
per-" Os til benne @anbbeb fpieoe ban
fplsenbe: vSe9 bat faaet min Gro ueb
at ftaa tiett uellem baarbe @jenporbis,
5eber."
Satob forteller bet famine, naar ban
ftriuer: vA9ter bet for ibel @lebe,
naar s fable forffieQise TrifteIier. =
!6uGrfor? y9ioenbe, at eoers Eroes
Brpue utrter EaaImobi9beb.4 Gil buan
gnoe2 nTor at S ffuQe pare fulelomz
ne % uben Wfangel.1 Tulbtommen
Ero sieuneu1 tuIbtomne Hrpuer.4
(Den 2utb. Misfoner.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19

,er affteb Banbet, inDtil be ffeber mob
ben tilhsteoe Rrissbaao % etsplooerer.
Yaa Qiemueien ftanoiet ri en- bel uge
i ben ynoise 6latbeaooal ueHlige Weons
tana. Ser ifaI pere 9forae Mmerita,
flyer be. Og uattert er bet. per traf
ri manse @tanbinauer fra Minnelota,
bsriblanbt EorserlonfamiIieu fra Gersus
6aQs. MQe ]pnes at tribes 9oot %
sisr Tremsans. Ser baube nj ire Afs
bolbsmeber, arrangeret of paR. Sftnb>
lop af ben Torenebe &irte. Oy laa
norf par Eoltene, at leg maatte tale
norf euer vairsb" peb to at bisie D;es
Der.
Seq r11aa ber beuerte, at Wfontana er
Iengere fommen cub MtnneIoia. @ta'
ten bar auerebe en- County Option'2op.
Wen MI bllr min 9iltorte for lang.
Bare iise: Det par en- intereslant oa
ueQptfet Cur. QGrb.
&C.. 3. Woen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19

gn Tarmer peb Naun H1ils 6anion,
boenoe NOR 2ate poinIett, g. g.. bapbe,
en- f:pstelig Dpleuelie iifte Grebag. San
ffulbe ollie 6iulperfet / i'm ginbn1pQe
% fob paa ben bpie Platform Eaar>
net. Sans lille Datter pibfe lite, at
6aberen par Der, os iatte Mpueu / 8ez
sagelie. Ser par ftart @torm, %
6iulet bespnbte at qaa fort. Dets enc
0iuse sreb fat 3anions Rler oe tog
bam meb runbt to @anse. Da git
Rleberne itu, og ban tom lsB % b!ep
belbtgpis ligsenoe paa Blatfornen, Der
par 50 fob fra Sorben. San sreb
eFter en- Stolpe % falot lite neb. Men
bans enc Arm par bruttet. Mpuen
bleu ftanofet, % meb en- arm brngenbe
atbruttet og Rleberne reune JiQer par
ban iitanb til at tonme neb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19

gn leoenbe Observation-Disclosures @in>
ctnnatt bar ienot ct @irfulere til @a>
loonuerterne @eoraia meb telgenbe
Oplpsniger:
xVt bar en- Ylen, 1om u1l lette Sen,
iitanb til lite Blot at bebolbe Deres nus
uerenbe 9nbtomme efter ben lite San.
1908, men osiaa at eiore bet tire @anse
1aa fort, berlom De bar ben mtnafte
Gnergt oe Duelisbeb % uil BRUCE benz.
8t liter lite al sjere planen almtnbelt9
befienbt, men berlou, De er bet miabfte
tnteresieret, uil nj 9ipe Dem aue On.
feltbeber. bpormeo De fan fortiette paa
lesittmeret o9 loulis Maabe at ieIae
Barer uoen &eitto for Dem ielp oe Sc,
res &unber. @trip til os etter nermere
Oplpsninser, os De oil burtis faa
Guar"
bert!l bemarter 8bifp=Blabet vBe>
perases" 9anffe ptieli9t:
y9uoroan bette @tncinnati>6us teus
tel at faa Saloonperterue @eorota
til at ielge Brenoeuin efter ben LITE
San. uoen at foa Blabs in the chain
gang ct ct Dfpfterium."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19

Set er ba forlfrettelist, at Tolt tan
finbe paa at if1ule Dpnamit Rornbaan,
bene torat afiteotomue ulptter peb
Ereitinsen. Ser mebbeles fra @bip>
pema TaaS, at ba man ftulbe trelfe paa
peter peterions Tarm / @lutninsen at
fife use. bleu W}altinen fulolienbig pbe=
la9t, og Mrbeioerne taffebe fere Sob
bort per @fsploi1on af en- Dpnamttpa=
tron, lon bar ltiult ct Rornbaanb.
Ueanoene fit in9en aluorIi9 @taDe
W}an besDnbte MI at unberipse, ON ber
par mere Dynamit ifiult paa benne
U&aaoe, os man tanbt fere Patroner.
gisren af Waitinen forlanser 5aoen
upie unberlegt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19
&opt Muite @ouie+

Ebe popt Muiic 6ouie sipr ct mes
get liberalt Eilbub oenne l1se til Golf,
lem For | Ottertatl County. De tilbp.
Der at fatte Deres Diem paa tire Da.
ses fri Brsue en- este @biion,Eonosraf
os ct Dus. @olb Woulbeb @ecorbs
Sc uil lite bliue anuobet ON at tipbe,
on. De lite pniter. 6uiet bar enoel
inutte norite % iuenfe Neeorbs. De
anmobes on, at ftrtue efter eeres fris
Yrspetilbub.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19

Eele91atfreiten berer man tntet ons.
Den er bog lite enbt, men tet laber,
iom bet ttte sibr nosen 6orffiel for
'Torretninsen, enten ben er enbt euer et,
tbi altiug gear ttllpneIabenbe lige sobt.
ut Streiten lite er enbt fremgaar
5aF, at 4reRbent @ompers at Mmerican
Jeoesation af 9abors GirSeag ffulbe
ubfene ct Dpraab til aue 9lags orsa,
niIerebe Mrbeibers / 2aubet ON at tomme
Sc ftreitenbe EeleBraFiter ttlbielp baabe
i.gengeueien % ! n.oralF 9enieenbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19

Tor. Staters Eransportitib uSber-
man" baube frpsteIigt weir / @tiQebas
pet forleben. Oct ton1 IND / en- Tps
pboon % blep taFet bib % bib / fere
Daoe.
Det bauoe mango pasIaserer % en-
Del 5oloater omberb. llagtet @tor'
men tom bet bog lptfeli9t til @au Tranz
cisco Manbag. Mens @fibet par $50
WeiI uoe / pauet, par Get iifaao til at
faa iftano teIesrafiif Torblnoelie mso
Ware Sslano, en- Tlaaoeitation paa
Belttpfen. Dette par en- np ytecorb
for Eele9ratering uben Traab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19

Norb Dafota bar maattet tp til Doms
fsolene forat ls9e at faa Serubanerne til
at lel9e 1000 Wils=Bp9er etter &c Wits
len, laalebes lom ben npe 0op befem,
mer. Guers er Puslasertatferne bet
24c Wiilen. Qt9elebes bar Staten tpet
til Domtolene forat taa 8arerne bins
bret ira at tase mere for Trast at Zig
nitetul enb ben ben nye Sernbanelop
beffemte Morimumspris for Trast al
Rul.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19

@n ifrafteli9 Sernbaneulptte fanbt
feb isien fife @enbas - benne Gang
lite lanst ira Wbtte Rtuer Sunctton /
Wermont. st Yasiagertrnu og ct Tra9t>
tren mpotes paa9runb at en- fetllfreueu
0rore, % eesuoen oar Der Gage. iaa
Wfaifiniferne lite tunbe ie binanbens
Tren, for be par iao nar binaneen, at
en- u!ptte lite funbe forbinbres. 26
Menneiser bleu orebte os omtrent lise>
iaa mango tom tilifabe. @nu perio<
ner ti|berenoe Iamme Tamilie, par blanbt
b, Rife.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19

Ser oplpies ienere ansaaenoe WeQ>
man>grpebttionen, at WeQman foretog
en- Opilisuins ben 2oen September,
men Der par ftert norbueitlia Winb, jom
ienere tiltog os blep en- Sneitorm, os
Baloonen Dreu Ipbbitlis &etning.
Eilfif maatte man aflfiere Bauonen
ira &efen af Quttltibet, men efter to
Daoes @pgen fanbt man isien, bpa6
Der par tabt. WsAu1an tom til Erowsg
ben l2te. 9an Bat iast, at ban pil
giere ct upt Torleq en- np BaQou nelte
Nar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19

@n Tarmer peo Naun Sobn 9. Dabl,
boenbe norb for WcytQe, 81. g., oper,
talbt fin Rone meb en- &niu / en- @eftau'
ration ben nepute By 2srbae. bar
iagbe, at blob tuabe liseiaa 9iern'
1poe nu Iom f1ben." Paa benbes An;
itri9 Tom fere Berioner til, % rep Dab
bort fra benbe. pan opgau fig til Du'
rigbeben % bIeu fort til 2atota. 6ans
9nIfru par reift fra bam o5 arbeibeo'
au / Nefaurattoneu. Sun fom lit,
me9et tllifabe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19

Sberiff Mnbrem 2aripu @lenpipe,
Montana, er ueI lite ! bebfte 6umpr
iue nu, tDi to at bans Sanger unbilap
fra Jensfet 2grbaasafteu, os bet ter
ub, fom ON BET ifebe paasrunb af nfor>
listisbeb ira Deputp:sberifens sibe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19

Treostonferentlen en- 6aas antases at
riQe abiournere ben lobe Ottcber.
Ufan bar bprt Iaroeles Tibet ON bens
Wirtiombeb, os bar ben END arbeibet
meeet, tror mon, ben pil fac ubrettet
Tibet. Set beber, at tt Cons at trptte
Eager er blepen forfeit meuem DeIege>
terne, liben be TOM iammen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19

Sa9en ON l5ragttafFer fom op tor
Torenebe @taters Dommer, Willtam
2o9ren, ct. Baul, Monoas. Senator
S. $. Peterion fra W}oorbeao talte tire
elmer an9auenoe @tiuingen o9 paapiite
ira SernbanefolfeneB e9ne Opsaper, at
be ben npe 2op beltemte Eatter nil
sipe Sernbanerne en- retfaret9 Snbtest
al Tra9tforretnin9en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19

@u Rone i Mt. Carmel, SQ., rei1t
bort fra fin Mtanb for no9et ouer en-
l1ge iiben erflerenbe, at bun lite len,
ger tunoe ubbolbe beres 6atttgbom.
Sun anmobeoe .frats om at faa @tils:
misie.
Taa 9ase 'berefter bleu Wianben Mr'
ping til $4,000. Ronen ansreoe be.
buao BUN baube beNxttet, os snitebe al
tomme ti!base. men W1anben iasoe nei.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19
Winneiota+

- Tpue brsb inb 8. 6. Miutr?
Departements>Butit / STAPLES Nat til
Neroas % tog Rler, Relie % Quit
Gales for 3-4 bunbrebe Dollars Barb.
- @atI 6. @berbartlon, en- uns
Walfiuift paa Chicago, Mfilwautee &
ct. Yaul>Banen bleu brabt Winnea:
polls Trebagsatten paagruno at Sam>
menfso af to Eren. San ifulbe bape
giftet fig ON nosle Tiger. Qans Torels
ore Dor Menominee, Wi9.
= Gn fattig @ut I Cannon GaQs
fanbt en- meset imut ps uereifulb Bsrle
/ Cannon &iper forIebeu og ft $500
tor ben. Sans Napn er Mlfreb Grid:
ion, % bet belbise Tunb fommer bam
os Rsren af Tauilisn pc! ueo. oa Tas
milien er for, os Taoeren er / @inbs>
ipsebuiet.
- @u Ereitsmaifjpe tolot neo sien'
nem en- Bro oper Buffalo @ioer @Iep
County en- 0as fife nse, os en- nns
Gut peo Nauu Martin Sllon unbgit
Deben iom peb ct l1nber. Waifiniiten
baube aQereoe boppet at Broen, men
Ollon tunbe lite i1rats TONNE les
Eiliioft lptfeoes bet bog, os ban boppeos
ub, libt for Maitinen falbt. Den be,
spnbte terft at belbe men bleu enoelig
ffaaenbe paafraa / Dpnoet. Om ben
par falben oper, iom bet ferit iaa ub til,
uilbe ben baue falbt uo ouer ben un9e
Wanb.
= Soiepb Bli@telot, en- 16 Aar
9ammel @ut Winneapolis. blep breb1
ueb at aribe en- electriif Eraab, ION
par falben neb % bRnste oper Gortau:
get. @snoassaften. 6ans Rammerat,
6aralb BirteIuno, bauoe ner faae
famine @tiebne, ibet ban fpste at rie'
Efaaseu ub al BEihfetbt6 .6aanb mel
In Yaraplp. vt lite o9iaa BirteIunl
blep brabt itplbes alsne ben Ouftenoig
hsh nt NnrnnInffnftpt nnr belt 1f Trp
Bli@felbts Tcrelore par netop bIeuer
unoerrettebe ON, at Wers. Bli9Feloti
Wober par bpb I COLORADO, % be bapb'
beluttet at re'ie bib til BesrapsI len, b
1Iptfen benbte. Der par ct baarb
Torbenpeir / WinneapoIis Spnpagsaf
ten, % be electrtlfe 2ebninser falbt mel
paa fere Steber % bolbt pao at aurett
@fabe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19

ST bet en- ErubIel? - Sra NaibuiQe,
Senn., meoeeles, at @outbern>Banen
utl afitebise nelfen 1000 Manb fine
Bertfteoer, % an9iuer 1om @runb, at
bet er nebuenbist paagrunb at XouQius
ming, lou1 saar Sernbanerne iuob.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-09-19

Penseifabet / Yoftbuiet earning,
ton, q. o., bleu tpren9t Scat til Tre=
bag ftte l1se. % 8psninseu tog osfaa
me9en @ta6e. Boitmeferen oer er ..
6. @no@ion. Epuene fit lite meset
for Be1peret.