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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12
NEGRO HOLDS OUT
TO BITTER FINISH
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
WaXahachie, Texas, March g.
Barricaded in small house on the
Gibbons farm, two miles south OF
Rocket, Willie Williams, negro,
made desperate resistance when
Deputy Shelf Hickman and Con-
stable McAlpin sought to arrest him
yesterday On charge of unlawfully
carrying arms. When the officers
walked up to the door and called
for him the negro began shooting
with a revolver, The officers then
exhausted their ammunition. When
help arrived charge was made and
the door broken. Williams and the
negress were found lying on the floor
dead. The opinion OF the officers
is that Williams killed the woman
and then shot himself.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12

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where all other remedies and all doc
tors had failed. II Is indeed a
magic remedy and am glad to give
this free trial TO any sufferer from
sore eyes or any eye trouble.
Many have thrown away their
glasses after using It week, Preach
ers, teachers, doctors, lawyers. en-
glneers, students, dressmakers and
all who use their eyes under strain
find with this Magic Lotion a safe
sure aud quick relief II you have
sore eyes or any eye trouble, write
me today. / AM in earnest in max
Ing my offer OF free trial bottle OF
this lotion, am glad 10 furnish
proof in many well-proyen and
authentic cases where 1t has cured
cataract that only a dangerous and
expensive operation would save the
sight. II you have eye trouble of
any kind, you will make serious
mistake IL you do not send Tor my
great free offer Of this Magic Eye
Lotion. Address with a full des-
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12
WHO HAS IT?

want al once ranch between
San Angelo and Amarillo I'm solid
body, not less than 80 per cent till
liable, from ~ to 81 per acre, in eX-
change of from $4,000 to 5000, 900
worth OF flrst.class, we'll improved,
unincumbered black waXy farms
and high grade business property;
all in same community and owned by
one man.
There could, perhaps, $4,000 he
borrowed ON the above mentioned
property, IL desired.
Want reply from owners of land
only. Address box 1855, HillsbOro,
Texas.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12
TROOP BIS
new OFFICERS
John GCIdIng First Lieutenant
and Stehpan Riding Advanced
10 Second Lieutenant
(From Saturdays Daily)


In the election Thursday night by
Troop b, First Texas cavalry to iii
the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton OF First Lieutenant John S. Nc
Knight, the members advanced Sec
ond Lieutenant John Golding to the
rank OF first, and selected First Sar-
geant stephen ID, Rulings TO take the
office OF second lieutenant. The re-
suit OF this election will be made
known TO the adjutant general Of the
state and the new officers will be
issued commissions.
John S. Mcknight rendered his
resignation last year on account OF
other business duties which kept him
from giving the affairs OF the troop
the attention they demanded, but the
adjutant general endeavored to get
him to reconsider his resignation and
has never revoked his commission.
New Appointments Are Deserved.
Lieutenant Golding, who is ad-
vanced to first lieutenant, Is one OF
the oldest members of the troop as 1t
Is now, and has earned the promo
ton by his efficient and active SER
vice for the troop.
The advancement OF Steve Rulings
to the rank OF commissioned officer
will also meet with general appro-
val. Rulings has been an active
member OF the troop ever since 1t
organized and he has by his remark
able work as marksman, brought
distinction to the troop and to the
city. He has twice earned the state
championship and twice headed the
teams OF picked ritlemen who rep
resented Texas in the national tour
nament at Seagirt, n. ]. Last year,
although he did not stay in the firing
competition till the close, he made
a record which showed that he could
have made the team II he could have
given the time to 1t. Hereafter as
commissioned officer he will draw
salary and expenses which will enable
him to take part in the contests with
out money loss. Captain w. II. In
gerton continues as the officer of
first rank in the troop,
a number of new recruits have
been added to the troop in the past
few weeks and the members are now
working to get the enlistment up TO
a larger figure than usual by April
or May when the government Off
Ger makes his annual inspection.
Big Encampment This Year.
This year the troop will get one
Of the best encampment trips that
the state troops have been given for
several years. The encampment will
be held later in the fall than usur
and in addition to the Texas troops
which will take part in the maneu-
vers, number or regiments from
Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas and
Arizona, will also take part so that
the total number of regulars and
volunteers will reach about 10000
and the maneuvers undertaken will
be prOportonally extensive,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12

become an enterprise OF such mo-
ment to the citizens here Mr.. Shaw
commended as one OF the best that
could be started here. Il know that
the people around Higgins will well
come the erection OF a packing house
here In Amarillo, farmers there
would go to work at once raising
more hogs and cattle for the mar
ket here because they could certain
ly make profit at IT,"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12
Real Estate Transfers.

Adelia b. and f. 4. Kennedy, OF
Mesa county, Colo, to S. H. Mad
den, southwest quarter Of survey
225, block 2, certificate 1870, \. B..
6 NJ, 5000.
j. Rosenstoin, Of Dallas county, to
A. j. Matthews, OF Dallam county,
lots %, 90, 81, 2S, block 90, Uni
versity Heights, tor $40 and other
considerations.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12

The Record holds that woman
should be as well educated as a man
and maintains. too, that an edu-
Gated white woman has even a better
right to vote than an ignorant negro.
Roswell Daily Record.
Indeed woman should be as well
educated as a man. An uneducated
woman and an educated man were
never known to live together long
in happiness.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12
GIN FOR TULIA.

Commercial Club Secures Enterprise
for Immediate Erection.
Tulia, Texas, March 6.-The Tulia
Commercial club has consummated a
deal with Vaughan Bros, formerly
OF Bell county, Texas, for the cree
ton OF cotton gin at this place with
capacity OF twenty bales per day,
to be in operation in time to handle
this years cotton crop. They are sx-
perienced gin men and are ccntem-
plating the establishment OF a first
class outfit.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12
Lovers

OF good health should prevent sick
ness instead OF letting themselves
get sick and then try to cure it.
So long as you keen your liver,
bowels and stomach in healthy
and active condition you won't get
sick. Billiards. Herbine relieves
constipation, inactive liver and all
stomach and bowel troubles. Sold
by L. o. Thompson & Co. 1O-1m
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12
Institute Bill.
Associated Press,
this weCl

Associated Press.
Washington, d. c.. March 9--The
Democratic members OF the house
committee on banking and currency
today agreed to report TO the house
the minority currency bill introduced
by John Sharp Williams. as a substi.
tute for the Fowler bill.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12
4 Swollen Jaw.

is not pretty nor pleasant. Wheth-
or It's caused by neuyalegia. tooth
ache or accident, Billiards. Snow
Liniment will reduce the swelling
and relieve the pain. I'ne great and
sure cure for ,natism, cuts.
burns, bruises. scalds and ali
aches and pains, Sold by L. o.
Thompson & Co, 1O-1m
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12
5000 TIES
DESTROYED BY FIRE
ORION saturdays pallyl

Fire last night, caused probably
BY The carelessness OF tramps who
were sojournlng In the shelter OF
the pile, destroyed over 5000 new
cross ties stacked In the Rock Island
yards northeast OF the union station,
With the ties two box cars and about
a hundred feet Of track were de-
Btroyed.
Although the rick OF ties is near q
number Of work cars In which la
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12
WHAT A FAIR DID
FOR GONZALES co,
LFrom MONDAYS Daily. J

=" 1t will pay" said Attorney Y. W.
Holmes, this morning in speaking Of
the Panhandle fair project for ANA
rillo. AS a member of the Business
Mems club at Gonzales, where he was
in practice for ten years before COM
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12
A NcighbOr of Yours

as well as yourself Is liable at any
time to have rheumatism We're
all liable to have cuts or burns,
bruises or scalds, crick in the back.
neck and side---some kind of an ache
or pain. Then heed this advice and
tell your neighbors-BGllards Snow
Liniment relieves all aches and
pains, and heals all wounds. Sold
by l.. o. Thomson & Co. 10-1m
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12

Keeping everlastingly at II Is the
only way in which anarchy can be
stamped out in this country. And it
is not amlss to note in passing that
anarchy itself keeps busy most OF the
time.--Fort Worth Record
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12

Seven weeks from neIt Tuesday
the greatest crowd OF cattlemen and
their friends that ever gathered in
the Panhandle will be IN Amarillo
for the annual convention OF the
Panhandle stockraisers' convention,
and the citizens executive commit
tee appointed by the associations
committee last week is already busy
with plans that will make the gath
erlng in every way the biggest fand
best event in the associations his
forv
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-12
WIN Advertise widely.


Advertising for the gathering Will
be pushed by every means that can
he made to draw effective attention
10 II. News OF the convention and Of
the men who will be here to speak
and of the events inside and out OF
the convention that may be expected
to take place, will be given publi1ty
In all papers whose readers are in
terested in the cattle industry and
in this section. In addition to this,
the committees expect to do per
gonal work" where IL will count most.
TO this end all the Panhandle vis-
iiors TO the fat stock show at Fort
Worth on the eth OF this month, and
10 the convention OF the Texas Cattle
Relsers' convention in San Antonio
on the 18th will be provided with 1T
crature and other devices heraldlng
the Amarillo convention. for dlslribu.
ton among the visitors at those gath
orlngs.
Entertainment Features.
Cattlemen like TO have good
time and their wives and daughters
and the other visitors who Will be
in Amarillo at that time will also
watch for the announcement OF the
entertainment features OF the father
Ing. Just what these will be the
committees are not ready yet to am
nounce, but they will be abundant
snd will be characterized through
oub by the spirit OF hospitality that
makes western entertainments sue.
ouessful. Special attention is In
tended TO be given the lady visitors
and for them may be given a large
reception OF series OF smaller re.
ceptions.
Work for Rooming Committee.
Al other conventions OF the assoc
citation Amarillo has been taxed to
che utmost TO provide accommodA.
tions for all the visitors and this
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-05
Sen frantic 0IDpentaIfine+

Der blep mebbelt fra Seem Dors Eor=
leben, at 6enrp Tarmans Me.oplane
eaer Tlpuemaitine ifes tilueirs faa pn=
oigt iom en- TusI, ba ban tent ben fore>
9aaenbe @ftermiobag 9loroe preuer u,eb
ben ueb Brighton Bea9. Otter Opfin=
Dsrens Gilie ites ben til en- 6bibe af 25
Sob, og berpaa lob ban ben gaa ret
frem for ct Veiitpfte al $40 yarbs, %
ben git meo ct @rpselstoss Goftisaeo.
Sort efterat ben fprfe Gut oar giort,
git ban tilue'rs iqieu og tiIbaselagoe ba
100 Darbs.
aOette uar Blot Torberebel1er til De
offentlige Opuisninser, lon1 ffulbe eios
res neite Dag.
Otter Prpuerne bleu ban for11elie
omfaunet at Beunbrere, Iom boubs Jet
Opltigningen os Tlu9ten. Sc FeTe at
benz par Tolf, lom tilberer Glubber, j.,
ber oyrfer benne Sport.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-05
ct. &a,tl Sispatd) ta9er III,
egett Me0tci1t.

st. Raul Dispat9 prebtfer Noertes
ring beIe SSioen % fortel1er &iebmeub.
Bper % Eorporationer, at bet er glen:
mem Muertertng. man opnaar Torret=
ming os i5remsans. Set er 9lebel,st
ben 6en1 1eeube at merte, at Blabet 1elp
9ier, iou bet altib tilraaber andre.
Man bat tortaIt os, at bet MI Bat an
psnot fere Euien Dollars paa at auer.
tere fig ielp / forifieuise Muiier / @ta'
ten. Dispatb er bet tprife Blab
NoroueHen til at siere bette, os bet bar
oslaa noset at tilbpoe: Set beojte
Blab / Noropeten 70: 35c Maaneben. "
Weu Dispot6 aEbetaIer tfte fig leIp pao
Betoitntns at Auiisrne i 5maabyerne.
Den flyer, at man fprl1 fal iublfrtbere
paa 6iemteoets BIao os iaa paa Dis:
pat9 peb 5ioen at. poa oenue Maabe
faar Blaoet mango Uenner.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-05
WOcIine'5 SiteI+

y6pilten sBog er bette2" ipurste
aamle Jaber QSiIiou I'm Datter NosIiue,
iom fab og Ieite.
vDette ct Bibelen, min tjers Uaoer",
Iasoe bun.
vNa TAFT }1'ge Boser Bort euer 5rauo
benz op"
vWen, fiere Jaber --"
vJnsen vfjeSe 5Faoer" ber; tai" :5ogeye
bort. yes uiI itte pioe al oetts.*' X
6orltreftet Ioaoe bun Boser paa
Boroet og gift uo.
v6uoo teller benbe, unbrer jes?~
mumleoe ban. NpiseueI pil leg is, om
bet er aoset, iou er uerb at Isie osune
Bibelen."
bau fog Bosen op os fit Dte sac
bisle Orb:
vWtn Cub, min @ub pporfor 5ar
ou forlaot mig? 2anst borte fra min
JreIis ere min R|ases Nrb."
0an fatte fig neo % teufte: xGaube
lite bans Mor Iert bam bisie Orb?"
Net lon1 bet par, for bon op. Cg
boao Iaa2 t6an faIbt paa fine Sfne 90
bab!
Sans Datter Com inb iui1 MI oe 5aa
bon, og BUN tatfeoe Sub berfor. 9au
leier be besse BibeIen.
Suoienot at rgn lioen Diee@.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-05
Trp9teli9e Slpebrattoe+

Wtnntpe9, Nanao9, sue Nu9- DeH
frpatelisits Brono &anabos 9iltorie
bar netop feiet beuopsr @lt Hiuer=Da:
len sitlise &ooteuoi. Yaa en- @tret>
ming at 40 Mil bar en- nbpre BulfeiIo
feiet a[ al Etns foran fig. Sen bar
paret fuIbe 4S Elmer, og man befrpss
ter, at maaife $50 Menuei FER bleu
brebte BIammerue. Telsenoe @maa;
bper bIeu ebela9+e: Ternie meo en- Be.
foIfnirs af $500; @oel Greet meb
1900; Mia:l meo SO % 9osmer mso
so. De blemlefes Intal ifal uere
ooer 5000.
S @snen ueo Mansfelo Oregon
raieoe en- frpsteIis 5toubrano ben life
Muguit, os 10000 W&enneifer ben 8p
par trueoe. Ds par on1siune at Drano
paa ale Eanter unotagen en-, og Der
par Dape1. Msause bauoe tpet bib /
Boaoe, oa be Ferfte l1uoerretninser ona
Branoen blep ienot.
Teruie Mug. - UteQeu be rpseuoe
8rauoe af oeres :0jen1 os Eontorer og
meo Brasene at be fore Stopbranoe
enonu Ipoeube paa Mf1tono 0rene paa
be bri|tise Menb Ternie, bat be be-
9pnbt at rpbbe op Ruinerne, lette op
fine Eelte % faa reoe paa be iapneoe,
% be bat beluttet at legge PIaner for
en- beore Bp paa Nuinerue af BEN saule.
.@n Bp at Eelte meo mango Ueeno
u1en faa Rutuoer os Bern piler fig al1es
rebe paa 9tebet.
Den ubpre Braub pelter fig fremoeles
peltouer siennem 5fouen, fpIseaoe ben
fanabilfe Yacifc Bane. Boa ion1me
@teber ct Branbeu en- Mil breo, paa
aubre @teber tire Mil. Oet ipnes, iom
tntet tan ltanole zen uoen Re9n.
NelIon, Britiif GoIumbia, 4 Mug.
Ntan an ilaar Mntallet af tienote opbe til
1875 % Tabet af @tenbom til IS, 5,0o0,=
900. Oct npiagtise Wntal at oebe pil
maaife aEoris bIius 5efienbt.
Sc fife Npbeber fra Mi9el letter
Nntulst af 6obe Ternie til lo2 meo GA
andre t en- Epun.erleir glf &iper.
Gn lite officiel Opeape fra Ternie
ietter be bebes MntaI Teruie til 173
og gienbousstabet til So, 900, 900.
lNaouarer os andre Cling bLiuer bur>
tia feubt til bet rutnereoe 5trpg fra
Baucouper, NeIfou, granbroot os Wis
del.
5potone 4 Nus. - Den Tprfe QieIp,
lom naaebe @gneu psb Jerrie, fom bere
fra. Der bliuer forget for ooer 1000
MeuueIter Yranbroof, os ben Tprhe
BosnIabnins ienot uo al 8orsere /
Spofaue antom bio tsaarmorges. Der
bIep igaaraftes ien0t Eelte, Rlar, 5000
Broo, $50 @aQouer Ufelt og andre
Utaouarer. Weo ct Maslempbe ;saar
gftern1iobas bIeu oper $500 tubifrtbes
ret paa en- balu Cine.
5 Ternte ct bet uroli9t, ioet oer ct
WI5tanfe ON, at Sloen iu t ber Gpen
blep paalat at Stalteuere, eer ipste
.6spn for ct euer aubet. Oct beber, at
Der cpltob Sloebranb paa Fere 5teber
paa en- Gang.
gnoeI Uolf BET Jersus Taus ffal
uere irtereslereoe en- U}pQe, Iom
brenbte op Ternie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-05
Gnpe1 tiItr9ffenDc Sing peo
the Base Ball FART Ter9us Sals.
Bs9nnSer lobe Wus. % uarer bele nsen.

Oct er Barter Siaaen. loa oppiler
benz. 9t. Ul. Gramer, Beitprer.
Den iterF1e og renelte Sjoa Wereen.
gn sIinrenoe og funtIenoe Storm af
nor rlagen @Ianbs.
De refer meo fit eeet Eren al Vosne,
Ioa ct aF oobbelt 2ansoe.
Ds eier tit eset 2psuarf. 9ar mi!i>
tart U(uiittorps meb uniformer og ct
fort Dampcaliope.
Sem frie Opuisuinser meo be pers
osnsberpa,ts 2atlips / Spioien.
81 fore, rene siaaer. npe os mooerne
i Trem6ringelle % uofpr.
JareosDetre og en- sIitrenbe 8 milling
al prestiee Roaun1er, ltionne Euinosr,
unoerfu!oe eIettriite> % 5looonie, pres>
tise On1oanneller os 5cener.
| Gn noiastig @ieugiueEle at ben frps:
telise Jobnstopu>Tlou. &n @iensi:
usIie et ben er siort u7ulis peo 6ielp a
uuberf fuloe mefanilfe % eleftrt|fe Up:
parater. .
TuroIer>Wlperne eler en- fortrpuenos
TremFsuius al benz er noget af bel
fIpnuelte, !Dm &unit % GENIUS far
frsmbrin9e.
Eateuiammer Ga tile. ben Sabrit,
buortra rem u1faoelig Morro bIiper ub'
leperet buert euelte Sefuno.
@n t6ule at be ito,f1e 5lauser, ion
ftnoes Tanaenifab, en- ubmertet @fol'
/ Naturbii1orie.
| Deu itorfte Ytse % ben minb1t'
&uinoe. iom leoer.
Det berpmte Parker Carry-Us-Al
os $40, 900 military band organ
Big Eli, bet FORTE Tornsiel1esbiul,
iom nosen reileube Oraani1ation bar.
Het e ptrtelis en- Rioretur I'll Stperne
Gbico, ben ninohe os ben oriiiis'te
| tunb Berben. iom tan bptfe laa bpbt.
@n Camille at Ncroboter. lom ba,
Dpeller 4uFten, og en- !per af NOR:
iomne Warre.
De touer en- lmut Bp af buict, f11:
| lert og @nlb, en- Drpn,meus Bn. bel
alerbeoite, TOM ublfiarerfun'tst7 oa Tor:
9plberfunften fan opDile.
Mlttammen bGrer bet ueIfienote Yar:
tetsSsgl for 5fenbso - bet oQerbebjtE
ion1 itnoes Werrabsoerbeueu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-05

Jfaar alt aroet bar Faaet TeiI, prpp
Or. Beters &urieo. Wien bporfo uente
inotil oa2 Wan ptnber tntet ueo at
uente, nacr man er lpg og ltoeuoe Weo
at banbIe burtist fortorter nsau XioeI>
terne og fnruinoiter ubsiftsrue. 5trtp
efter Nubefaltnssbreue fra 2au6smeno,
iom bar sienurnost fin 6elbreo. Mores>
len ct Or. Beter TaDrnep & Cons Co.,
ll2-ll9 go. 3opne Mue., Gbteago,
Su.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-05

@slbpgser t Nmerita aeter tTolge
u Da9spoiten" at Jamie Yenge til ct
Eubertuloieblem / fin Tebebpao. Vet
ifal uere Eanten at faa bette 5ieut fers
big til Maret 1914, ioet 6ieuenaet ffaI
uere De uouarorebe Se!bpe9ers ipscieue
@aue til Se!bu Nnleonins of 6unore>
oeaarsfelten. Ser ipses 5amar5etbe
meb gubertuIoieforentngen Gelbu.
go ~" .-..,: 4v-@..
T (To!teblaeet. O.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-05

Raltuuen parl1er Gig! Der lfrtues
til WSorsen5I. fra Jreoritsbalb 29os
SUM-: ct. 0ansoas brufueoe to unse
Menueifer - en- Gut % en- piae -
TemIieen, ibet Baaben, buor io(t be-
torot iig s Yerioner, peo t1forfstigbeb
iDlotes. Stoen bar mar boer Dag
iofnet efter be torulgfteoe, MEN uben
9elo. Man beuteoe osioa Dpfter.
6eler lite benue funbe ubrette uoaet,
ba yenoet, buor l1Iptteu Itebe, par for
opbt. IDfteren paaitob imioIertio, OF
man peo 6ieIp al en- 5taltunbaue lfuIbe
funne finbe 5tebet, oa oenne pilbe uile
Ee9n paa l1ro, uaar ben tom lige oper
bet Steo, buor be brutnebe befanbtes.
&a(funen bEeu bentet fra ben ca. Is
RiIometer fre Jemlloen beligseuoe@aarb
preitebafte, og Torioset gienoptoees
ben 27oe. Gfterat baue roet Ell Gtuno
omtrins, begpnote Tu9len al uiie lpnIige
Tegu paa uro. Sotneapparatet lautes
oss, og man fit itrofs fat paa Wutten.
Otter roeoes. Dg Rasfunen pif1e For an>
ben Gang uro. Denne Gang Fifebe
man % en- son1uel SIebe. Jor treble
Gang gjentoses Uer1eget meo bet l1os
tato, at Der, bpor Tuslen piits Eeanet,
optltsoes 4;isen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-05

Wtrs. Opie 6anion, boenbe uo9le
Wttl norbeit for sis teton @pb Datos
ia, brenbte fig laa leu1t ueb @tsploiton
at en- @aloline>Oun for Iibt oper en-
1ae iiben, at bun oebe famine Mften.
ulytteu febe ON Morsenen, mems bun
Iauebe Trofoiten. Mr. 9anlon par
Tjeiet, ba bans 6uttru tom frisenos
ub 1nbuitlet tTlammer, 9enbes Man1
rep burttst &leberne at benoe os fprane
laa inp os rebbebe Bsrueue, fom enenu
Ipp. Derpaa biersebe ban 6uie ueo al
faa Slben i1uttet. San tit ielu femme
Branb1aar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-05

prGu1ter / Eosetunlf. - Wrs. 10.
8. Sutber, asiiiterenpe Superintenbent
t Ruinbernes Mfbel;n9 flyer, at ben Be>
Iutnins al Beitprellsu for @tetsuoitils
ltnaen Winnel lota, at ben utl foroobIe
premterne for ben &lasle peb l1offiuins
gen, iom bDrer Rosefuniten til,
uil ilorlig iorpse '2lutalst at benz.
iom pnffsr at meloe fig, % bun
nil mlnoe Gem ON, at be maa inbmeloe
Itg TENET Trebag ben 28be os. El. 6.
uoifiuiugeu aabues ben Site Nu9. oo
lutter ben Ste Sept.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-05
s Dallas, Eeras, brenbte man

s Dallas, Eeras, brenbte man en-
l8 Aar samueI g1eger9ut tilbeoe for en-
uge l1oen, forbi bun bauoe ouertaIbt en-
Bise. gegeren blep arrelferet og 9ien>
tieubt at Yigen, buorefter ban bleu fert
i Tenslel. Wen en- Toltebob tamlebe
fig os tos bam meo Mast ub af Jenss
Eet. pan blep lan9lomt brenbt tilbp>
De, mems Eniinoer af Wennelter faa
berpaa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-05

Iptuefabrtfeu peo Statsfenelet t
Stiupater bar iaar tiIptrfet oper l41z
Wiu.on Bunb at Tmtne euer. tniublf 2
Wiu. Buuo mere eno t'ior, os enoba
bar ben ifte NOT til at tiIfrebs 1ille GF=
terlpersielen. Tabriten faer Srorer
osiaa fra Dafota, men Wtnuel lotaz
Tarmerne Forlpnes Ferf. Tabriteu ifaI
MI ubpioes, laa man neite Mar FaI
baue en- iferre Torlpnins eno nosen
@anQ.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-05

Rriitiania life Mu9. - Oct frantic
SlasItib vUe,ite" meb Brefbent 6als
4ieres omboro os lebiaset af en- @itaore
af frantic Rri9sitibe aatom berttl igaar
gftermiooas. Song 6oaton git om'
oorb paa Rrieslfibet % billie paa so.
TaQieres, os &onsen og Preitbenten
fon1 ienere ilano % tiorte fammen til
gSIottet. Bpen er mutt oeforeret til
.2gre for ben frantic Yreioent, os Nol:
temasferne langs bans 0ei raabte 6urra.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-08-05

Oct bgres ue'ten utroltst, men bet
beoer. at Der iben Wars ct blepen brebt
1867 tulbuot5ne l1ipe Ter Staten %
oesuoen 1857 l1lueun9er. Oct @ouns
tg, bpor be FeIte u!pe par blepen brebt
/ bette Giosrum, par Wiaribau meb
244. Salt betalte Staten ub $751;
$3.50 / premier torleoen, og Mar>
Ibau gountg alsue ff 81, $780,.