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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-11-04
LEXINGTON ROMANCE.

woman was principal figure has
fJust recently come to light. The
young woman is Miss Anna Cor
ley. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Corley of near Lexington.
ohe left her home few weeks ago
saying that she was going tc Col
umbla to visit friend. However,
the family was little suspicious.
but there was no objection toGer
visiting her friend. 1t haS/since
developed that she stopped in Col
Iumbia only a few houyk, ard then
boarded a northbs1nd train <fof
Washington, wt're she pct her
fiapce, the Man she bod been cor
}IeshQnamg with for more than
three years.
The Mount Vernon Herald of
Skagit county, Washington, of
October IA, has the following
very interesting account of the
marriage.
Married on Monday, October
IL, by Rev. H. G. Ward, pastor
of the NJ. E. Church, Mr.. S. B.
Shillinger of Skagit county and
Miss Anna B. Corley of Lexington
S. c.
The above paragraph is the
elimination of beau tiful
romance that began three years
ago with an exchange of letters
between a hardy and prosperous
| Western ranger and a beautiful
young lady of rare accomplish
| mentS from one of the fine old
families o the sunny South
| They commenced CORRESPONDING
IN deSrltory sort of way, and
finally exchanged pictures. And
that was when Cupid'S arrow'wen
straight to the mark. Shillinper
saw a face that he was willing to
sit opposite to at the table for the
next 100 years, and watch her pour
coffee and cut the pie; and she
saw the features of the uncon-
sclous tenant of her heart ever
since it had began to huttcr and
and yearn for mate.
But to make sure that Cupid
was not playing prank upon
them, they kept up the correspond
ence for three years, learning
each others tastes and methods of
housework, farming, and proba-
bly, with the practical idea pecul-
lar to Western men, learning each
others views as to whose duty it
IS to start the fire in the morning
and split the kindling at night.
And all the time Cupid was draw
ing the silken cord tighter and
tighter around their hearts, until
finally the willow and the oak
the North and the South-came
together on this Western shore
last Friday afternoon, as they
looked into each others eyes and
clasped hands, each realized that
their souls had been searching for
each other since their reincarna-
ton.
Saturday was necessary to re-
move the dust of travel, and the
quiet Sabbath gave them opportu-
nifty to get used to each other and on
Monday they sought out Cupid S
family physician, the Methodist
preacher, and the romance was
made perpetual"
The parents and friends of Miss
Corley have heard from her since
the marriage, and she has de-
scribed many of the beautiful
scenes, the snow-kissed mountain
tops, seen on her journey from
Washington to her new home near
Mount Vernon. She states that
she is we'll pleased with her sur
roundings, as we'll as her choice of
a man.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-11-04

DR.. J. F. Workman of Charles
ton has returned to Dillon toi re
sumo his position as prescriptio
clerk at BrunSon Pharmacy. I
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-11-04

The Dillon Herald 81. .5oa year.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-11-04

The Dillon Herald $3.50 year.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

CLASS 81. STANDARD BRED.
The awards viii be made In this class for
each animal presented In the IL numbers of class 60
GLASS 90. NoN-sTANpARO BRED.
Tho awards Will be made In this class for
each animal provided In the II number in class
GLASS 63. COACH BREEDS
The Same awards viii be made In this class for
each animal provided in tho IL numbers In class
CLASS "a. DRAFT HORSES,
NORMAN AND PERCHERON PURE BREEDS
each animal provided In the IL numbers In class e
GLASS 65. CLYOESOALES
The awards VIII be made In this class for
each animal provided In the IL numbers In class 60
CLASS 66A. SHIRES.
The same awards Will be made In this class for
each provided in the II numbers in class 90
CLASS 66s BELGIAN.
Tho same awards win be made in this class for
each animal provided in the IL numbers In class 60
CLASS 81. GRADE DRAFT HORSES.
The samc awards Will be made In this class for
each animal provided in the II numbers In class 90
CLASS 63. JACKS AND MULES.
The awards will be made in this class for
each animal provided In tho II numbers in class So
CLASS So. PONIES UNDER IS HANDS.
L Matched Shetland ponies to hnrness....s $50 200
2 Best Shetland pony. eco 100
CLASS 70. RoADsTERs OR GENTLEMENS
DRIVING HORSES.
l. Best driving team roudsters.. ....... Gold Medal
2 Gcntemen's fancy driver Gold Medal
D. Best single horse driven by lady Gold Medal
GLASS n. CARRIAGE HORSES.
1 Best matched team shown to carriage Gold Medal
GLASS 72. SADDLE HORSES
L Best gated saddle horse by gentleman Gold Medal
2 Best gaited suddle horse by lady Gold Medal
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
GLASS S. FORAGE CROPS AND sHEAF
EXHIBITS.
DEPARTMENT 3
o. 3. MADISON. Supervisor

II there are leSs than three exhibits In any num-
bcr in this department the cash awards VIII be one
half
Unless otherwise stated. each exhibit of fruit viii
consist OF ten specimens each of apples peaches and
pears, twenty ench OF plums and prunes grapes.
three bunch All such exhibits plates
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GLASS 1a. HOME CURED MEATS.
DEPARTMENT f
FINE ARTS.
MRS. EVELYN GLASMANN, Supervisor
GLASS 19. PAINTINGS.

GLASS 19. PAINTINGS.
No award will be made In this department when.
in the opinion of the Judges tho article worth
than the premium. though 1t may be the best of Its
kind exhibited Originality will be tho first consd-
Grafton.
L Best painting. we'll framed. executed since last
Fair, TO become the property OF tho Fair Assn,
less Gold Medal is preferred TO cash promium-S50o0
2 Best original oil painting 100 100 90
3 Best water color painting l0oo 800 500
4 Best original pastel painting. 100 400 zoo
S. Best display and collection OF or moro OF oil or
color paintings both. ........, $500 5000
s. Best painting, water color oil OF Of above
numbers, by child and H. viii be
paid 50 o 500
l. Same No. l3 for child under II years Will be
paid from 50 cents 10 500
GLASS 20. DRAWING.
J. Original drawing from life. c.-......., 300 100
2 Original drawing from nature... 200 10
D. original work etching. .,...,.,,, 500 100
CLASS 21. CHINA PAINTING.
l. Original figure painting china. 800 200 100
2 Original flower painting on china 400 2oo 10
j Display OF L. original decorated
pieces OF china tho work o one
person Gold Mednl and ~ 1000 900 200
l. Best china painting by under is and over H.
VIII be awarded from 90 cents to 500
D. Best china painting by child under II years.
VIII be awarded from 20 cents to 500
CLASS %. SCULPTURE. ETC.
l. Specimen of sculpture s7m s5n 700
specimen modelling In clay. 500 300 100
j. Best for child undor Is years for
ei'hef ABOVE from 90 to- 300
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
DEPARTMEN A
j. c. NYE, Supervisor

All exhibits winning prizes in this department be-
come the property the Fair Association First
prize winner in this department select gold
medal in place OF cash prize.
lat End. Srd
NAME EXHIBIT Prize. Prize Prize
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
DEPARTMENT G

Mrs MINNIE L. BRICk, SupervIsor,
All exhibits In this department VIII be sampled
by judges and their assistants All articles In this
class will be placed In show cases.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
DEPARTMENT i
OF ALL KINDS.


JOSEPH w. BAILEY, Supervisor
GLASS 42. AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, ETC.
a Gold Medal will be awarded for the best agri-
cultural machine implement of each kind varie-
~, This class is open 10 the world. provided tho
manufacturer has a bonahdo agent in any of the
four states.
CLASS 43. CANNED GOODS.
A gold medal will be Issued to tho best quality OF
each variety of fruit vegetables canned within
the four reaching the standard OF IS points
OF perfection. Not less than one full case usual
jobber's unit OF each variety should be exhibited and
exhibitors must expect their goods to be opened and
sampled.
CLASS a.. BUTCHERS AND PACKING HOUSE
PRODUCTS.
Best quality OF each packing house product reach
Ing s. points OF perfection. will be awarded n Gold
Medal Each exhibit should consist of at least 8
pieces.
CLASS 49, LEATHER GOODS, TRUNKS. ETC.
The best quality OF each leather exhibit part
leather reaching points OF perfection. will
Gold Medal
CLASS 49, WOOD WORK.
The best single exhibit of any kind ot wood work.
reaching S. points OF perfection, receive Gold
Medal
GLASS At. CLOTH, KNIT GOODS, ovERALLs,
ETC.
Tho best quality of each exhibit of cloth. knit
goods manufactures. reaching IS points perfoc
ton will receive Gold Medal
GLASS 4s BAKERS PRODUCTS.
The best quality OF each exhibit by bakers reach
ing SIS points OF perfection, will receive Gold Medal
CLASS 40. CONFECTIONERY
The best quality OF each kind OF candy
ufacturcs OF reaching S. points of perfection
will receive Gold Medal
CLASS so, PICKLES. VINEGAR, CIDER.
The best quality of each kind variety OF
pickled goods reaching s. points of perfection, VIII
ccivo Gold Medal. Tho 90 best vinegar 6 cider
GLASS ST. TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
To each of the best scent, 1o-cent and l5soent
cigars exhibited In show supplied by exhibitor
with lock and key. Will be awarded Gold Medal
CLASS So. MISCELLANEOUS.
Any other exhibit OF a product manufactured in
the FOUR STATES not mentioned In this premium
nst, VIII be entitled TO compete for tho Gold Medal.
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CLASS 8. ROOT CROPS.
Glass 4. sUeAR eEETs.

GLASS 4. SUGAR eeETS.
]. Sugar bects showing 10 per
pure .,.-,......-.. $4,000
2 Sugar beets showing II per
pure sugar.....,......s.... 300
G. Sugar beets showing highest
per OF sugar and purity
less than above and over Is per
cent ....-...... ............. 800 800 1000
l. Sugar bccts showing highest per cent II best
hibit is less than Is cent Of
sugar and purity. $50 5000 500
Each exhibit of beets In this class must consist
OF l. sugar bcets field The analysts Will be
made by the chemist Of the AmalSamatcd Sugar Co,
ar Agricultural
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
GLASS IS. PICKLES AND SAUCES.

Best display and collection Of ths class OF jar
each. but must be in addition TO exhibits, II In
above numbers. Gold Medal and. 1000 600 200
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DEPARTMENT II

o A. KENNEDY. SupcrVIsor'
GLASS Al. MINERALS, FOSSILS, ETC.
Finest general display OF ores and minerals In cab
inets or cases. Gold Medal and. $50
Best display and quality pressed brick. Cold Medal
Bost display and quality fire brick. Gold Medal
display of fossils. .,....,-,....sss.-,. 500
. A meritorlous display of any mineral 500
Best display and collection Of stuffed
birds and anluaals Gold Mcdll and. 10 %
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
DEPARTMENT .
POII,TRY

EZRA RICHARDSON, Supervisor.
NO premiums Will be awarded birds acorng less
than IS points. Tho judges Will be guided by tho
American standard of perfection. All birds should
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

Collection numbers OF this class OF glass
or Jar each but they be in addition to
hbIts OF any in above numbers. Gold Medal
and lbuo loW e.Vo
Is Best display and collection of
home- made candy. : kinds. 500 zoo LOO
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GLASS 35 3. EXHIBITS BY THE BLIND, DEAF
AND DUMB
j For Individual exhibit by any Blind Student. 10
each exhibitor OF moro articles 20c 10 500.
2 For individual exhibit by any Deaf and Dumb Stu
don't. each exhibitor OF one articles,
-
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

CLASS 35. WORK FOR OLD LADIES.
All work In this class have been done by the
exhibitor after attaining the ago OF 30 years. All
articles must be completed.
Best collection OF Knitting 200
2 Beat pair Knit Wool 100
g. Best pair Knit SILK Mittens, 100
Best Knitted Sofa Cover Observation-Disclosures, 100
Best pair Knitted Leggins ..................
s Neotcst Darned Work. article...s,....s... 10
T. Best Specimen 10
S. Child's Dress hand made ................ IoO
o Neatcst Childs Dress machine-ma ......... lOD
10 Neotest Darncd Stocking 30
H. Best Patchwork Qnit .................. 200
IL Best Hcmstitching ............... 100
Pair Knitted Stockings or Socks ........... 100
H. Prettest Tidy ................ 1Go
Is Res Icmstitchcd handkerchief
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21
GLASS 13. PASTRY.
CLASS IA. PRESERVES, JELLIEs, ETC.

| COLLECTION OF above 10 numbers, but must be In
addition to exhibits for above items. Gold Medal
and ..-....... 500
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THE INTER-MOUNTAIN FOUR STATE FAIR

be a Folr grounds September 9Th. at p. m
member the Fair opens a ~. the morning OF
September 6. 1902
penS be furnished by the exhibitor
birds to consist of rooster and six hens Ex-
hibts scoring S. points Of perfection may
receive tho Gold Medal In place OF hrst cash awards.
CLASS So.
Tho Association ofters the following prizes
for each breed OF fowls exhibited No worthy
hibs
For best pom OF each brecd-First, $50: second
500, third, go
Should there be three pens any breed
one-half OF the above premiums will be given.
The Association offers 1000 to tho exhibitor hny-
Ing tho largest number OF birds of three
breeds scoring S. points OF perfection. 500 FOR tho
second largest
CLASS 81. PIGEONS.
The Association offers the following premiums
all varieties of pigeons providing thcro three
entries in each variety.
l. cents TO q
Best cents to p centa
Best youngsters 50 cents to %
4. display OF pigeons OF Ave
varieties. 26o 500
CLASS S. FANCY FEATHEREo TRIBE.
The Association viii give 500 for frat ,l0o
for second best pair for any OF the following
blbits: Any variety Of pheasants. quail and doves
2 To tho best display of fancy feathered
tribe. not less than varieties. Gold
Medal and SO 600
GLASS SO. TURKEYS.
CLASS. 81. GEESE AND DUCKS
Best pen of ducks, go 200 LOO
GLASS 5a INCUBATOR.
Best Incubator and brooAer in operation former
hat during he and p
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OUR GOLD MEDAL.
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DEPARTMENT @
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS MATILDA PETERSON Supervisor.
Tho best Individual specimen OF the exhibits In this
department Will be awarded the Gold Medal in ad-
dition to other prizes stated.
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GLASS ga. BUSINESS EXHIBIT.

Women competing In this class must be actually
engaged In the business and must furnish their own
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DEPARTMENT +
NEEDLEWORK.

MRS WILL L, BURT. Supervisor.
To be hond-mad unless otherwise specified
the hnndiwork of tho exhibitor; open to profess
sionas, except in Class 81 Business Exhibits.
Articles awarded przes at previous Fairs will
be allowed to compete for premiums. Displays
consist of not less than moro than L pieces.
No article may bo entered for moro than ono prem
fun.
GLASS 25.
End
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GLASS 6. APPLES.
GLASS z. PEACHES.

Is Tho person presenting the least apples
peaches or pears. nlling In a yard meas
urement. will receive a Gold Medal and 500
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-08

@uuernsren ubeluttet. @uu. Gtubbs
af &anias leb ben Fort at BIT uoelutfet
fra at beltase ben Geitmtobas. fsm al
ben finf1ue Eopsea Club Eopeta,
&anias, forIeben Nfteu saues til a@re
tor 9eteReretsiuftiartus Solution / Nu>
Ieonins bans 25:Aarsiubileum iom
Meblem al Statens 9pieFeret.
aarfassn bettil uar ben, at @upernss
reu, mems ban ielu par Meolen, al
Rlubbeu, baube ffartet en- asttation for
at faa bet iaatalbte u2iquor 2.der":
Spftem opbeuet, % ct ban, ba Toris<
get uislpttebes, bapoe melbt fig uo.
Set uerite ueo afferen par, at gu:
uernsren allerebe baube atcepteret en-
Subbpbelie til Wibbaseu os lopet at
bolbe Gefitaleu for @reseiaiteu, men at
Rlubbsns Direttion ienere baube beor=
bret ArransementstoH1iteen til at tase
SnbbybeIien tilbase.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-08

.E.
StiaaIne MtQioner. - Ridarb
4arr, ben Eolbsubebsmanb I Nem
Dort, lom fuart Aar bar eiort
ct ierlist Stubium saf buor meset Der
ftieIes fra @esieriuseus Eolboepar.
tement af be foritieuise Smporterer,
bar ertleret, at ban fbler fig alberes
torpisiet ON, at her De ftbRe 30 aar
er toresaaet EoIbiuis ! New Dorts
Damn alene for ouer 200 MiQioner
Dollars. Reiultatet Al be af bau1
foretaane uuberisselisr bar ouertpbet
6am ON. at Beiuisellerne ueo Nsm
Dort Eolbteb lite tan an|ettes I'll
minbre en- 10 MiQtoner Dollars
aarlis. Snpberierne meo Sutter ct
be meit isinefalbenbe af benz, ber
r.-5
lamlebs anbrager ben fbrfte Gum.
Men Suttertruitel, er lite enc ON benne
tuiuliomme ggre. Napnlis meb Sure.
ler b.saaes ber Beiuiselier, Der lsber op
til Riuioner aa.lig, iom Resieriuger
bar louiet Rrap paa.
Sra auben Sibe mebbelts Der. at be,
er iuetiat en- srunbig, men bemmelil
unberfsself: al benue Gag. Drt er be
Department af Eolbtoutoret Ren
Dort, bpor Batbterue al be tu1portereb
Barsr failiettts, ION ftaI Iebe beau
t1nberfIselie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-08

@n for 6oranbrius. r6or fem aar
ftoen par its meset fps," ttriuer Rrs.
Naria Ebaut ira 6aittuss, Rebraifa.
sSeg uar iaa afptllet. at leg lite peiebe
mere enb liz Punb. @n 8en af os,
Mr. s. ). @iuer, ttlraaoebe mtg at
BRUCE &urito, Ses bauee bog lite for
Eiaio bertil, oa leg omtrent baube opst.
pet alt 9aab; men Mejultatet par, at
i's bleu en- ftert. friit Ruinbe. Seq
peter uu $50 Bnnb. NRit Raab til aQe
ltosnoe. iom suiter at bliue frite er:
brug &urtto.~
Euftnoer at tatnemmelige Renb oa
&uinoer bar p'onet om be sobe @eenitaz
Der bos Dr. geters Rurito fon. Blob,
renter % Spttem. Opbpaser. 8aabe
easer % 2esfolt er cue operraltet ouer.
at ct MtbbeI, ber e iaa milot / sam.s
u1enietnins os gtrtnius, tan frembringe
taa srunbtse @eiuItotsr.
Spsrs lite efter 2urtto paa Mpotbes
terne. Den tan lite faaes Der, % Sc
oil bare ffsbe apotbeferen. Den faces
otrette siennem 2otaIsMsenter. aniat at
Gierne. Dr. Peter TabrneY & Cons
&c., 1875 60. poyue aue.. @btca>
90, Su. .-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-08
GnDttt er Der etDeI, tout lite
CT toI8t.

Ebs @osoperattue Store nil atpanbe
fine forebe Raaber til Suotisbspris.
Bt bar folst en- Masfe at btsfe Raaber
Der bar peret foret meb Y,elspert.
ToIt bsr feet gerbten itisie % Ytiiers
ne bar urret rimelise. vi oil fra nu
at ielae uere Dametleoutnaer til Snb>
tisbspris. Disie Rlebninaer ct ira be
beoite 6abriter % er ubfsste gartr.
Naar ri aperterer at felge tor Snbtipbs.
prize, faa mener ri buab ri auertsrer.
Salset bespnber 2srbas ben Abe Dec.
gi bar netop mobtaset en- masie Etns
pasienbe for SuIepreienter. &on1 inh
til ps. Ibe 3o,operatipe Store.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-08

gn norif Rodefeqer. 5 ftre en9el.
fe gbtea9obIabe forteues Mnlebniae
2esninseu af 9ierneRenen til beu npe
Ttlbp9uiu9 til bet norife Diatonisies
biem forriae l1ge, at Baft, &. .. Dahl,
ben 6ot. Rirtes 6ormano, bar en- laQ
i1aaenbe xIsbeo uaeb Sobn 9. Rodefels
Ter, at en- For DeI af be tilfebeuarenps
en- Stunb troebe, at bet par DIistongsu
ielu. fou berebe Toriamlinseu msb iiu
perionlise Neruerelie. Naar ben ups
Eilbpguius bIir terbis, pil ber 9ism'
aaet bli Ylabs til $50 Battenter % 100
Dtatonisfer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-08

Grant 2etbuan bIeu af Suryen /
Moorbsab tunoeu ifplbts for Rorb
2ben Grab. Dommer Taplor bsmte
faa Retbman til l,usuarist Tansenltab
Stiuwater. Qans 9uitru uar bos bam
til tent paa Aftenen % trsRebe BAN.
Retbman er ben Manb. iom tom
Erette meb Dr. gsse | en- Saloon
Moorbeab, % buor Dottoren ienere
faubtes u1prbet Fao @aben. Denne
@ieruiu9 par uiituot 9iort ba Manben
par / en- berufet Gtlitano, men bet er in'
gen l1ubifpIonins, ielu ON Bpen tiQaber
for Psnse, at ielse Barer, iaa ToIt
tommer / benne EiIRanb. a
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-08

@n Ruinbe | RriRianta blsp ueb bet
atbotbte gaIs. ualsttil ct Sebe ! Stor<
tb;nset, bet merteIisfte par at Ruinber>
ne lite bialp bet Parti, Der gap benz
Stemmeret, men bialp bet tonieruaiiue
Barti.
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CT Mrbefa9-

Staten Winnei iotas 6sieferet bar
I 2srbass afstuet en- Rienbelie, ber Be-
rstttser Soff; @ous til en- part al Boet
sftsr ben / @eo @tus for ca. to Mar
f1beu afbso. 9. 6. mons, Der baDDe
teifamenteret bele I'm Toru1ue, uurberet
til 100000, til gauges Spuobe.
Diilrittsretten baube tibIiaere ttenbt /
Tauer al Spnooeu, men benne Dom
bleb a Wtis &ong. Der par Teftators
Eante, appelleret til ipstefteret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-08

bine. Som for faat, Di fiprebe ret
uubaf gsiret for Rore 1ubre WerieiI.
RanbRa6et Rt 1u Raft. % S'ptborts
Bast git inD. Ses baube lite baut
SSun paa mine pine, paa en- 80 Tie
mer. Otter at bape fpuet neb ct Bar
Boiler af tort 4offe % taaet tbrre Rle:
Der paa. ba fsler SSmanben Zig ueI til:
freos, ielu ON ban lisser unber lmaa
Sell.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1909-12-08

Bibrnion o1eube. Barts ben 27be
Nou. - BiIrnfierue Biprnions Tami.
lie er famlst ueb bans 2ste I 9oteuet
afueutenbe Dbbens Subtreben. Det an,
tu9es, at ban lite tan leue Daaen ub.
Bieruion Ct lam fra Mibien ueb fom
Gslse al 8ulsaareforberbelie. 2eser.
n. par ioas npbt til at tp til tunftiS
@efptration. 6itte, Der pleter at uariIe
DIben, bespnbte iaar aftes, % 2aser.
ne bar ttte ueret tftanb til at ftanoie
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bisbeber reiffe til @alifornien bleu rig
men lob lite b,re fra fig. On Ben
bleu opmertlom paa benne @aliforuta.
farmer % unberrettece GamiIien. Com
fsr neOnt I lsebIaoet. 6aus Ssn
bprebe fts ub til Tabereu % paa Dlrin,
ger tom ban lob faIbe, Ton, SInnen paa
rene meb. at ban arbeibebe for fin Ta.
ber. Mrs. Steenssaarb torbrer at
benbes Mano ftal unperitbtte Tamilien
u1sb $500 ON Maaneben.
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5aOets 9sff. Bureau gerttas bar
netop cffentltssiort fine Opsauer ouer
Stibsforlts os 9auarier / September.
De u.fer iaIt 81 Gotalforlis, nemIis As
Ssilffibe % SO Dampere. Af be
tsrftneunte par itte s:inbre eub 10
norfte; oerneit par 8 auetitauIe, Z
brittle, 8 ttalienfte, iuenfte, s.
rusffte, 2 banite. 9 tranite, q tpfte %
l fpanf. Af Dampifibene forlife Is
brittle, $ ameritafte, tpffe, 8 iapanife
% fra buert Al 2anbene Ar9entina,
Belsieu, Braf1lien, Gbile, Danmart,
6oaanb, Grantrts, Stalien % Norse.
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ser 8roeet.t 8ortie,teHe. !.
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Ebe Dtter Eatl Bomer SO. falbqber
ma til Bubli.um fin prtfftrenbe Stod !
GUNNER fra 800 til q, 900. Denne
Stcd bar.r 8 Broc.ut @ente ON aaret,
% bill pere betalbar @anae on. Aaret.
s,yauuar. April, Suit % 0ttober tuert
Her. s. O. Batrops, 6etrtter %
Rasferer.
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u re- 81
@meriean Eeleton os Eelesraf So.
bar opEust W:f1ern Union Eelesraf
So. Denne upe Riempeotsanif alton
raaber ou:r en- DriftstapitaI paa en-
Billion Dollars, msbbeIes fra Boitou,
buor beune fore > Mersers e tommen
titanb. Deune SammeuiIutning ifal
uzre 1or:tasen af ptouomiift penign 10.
at man iaa meaet ION muligt tan unb.
saa at Ie3se parallelle Nuier. Meu
puorlebes 9aar bet nn meb 6enfua til
Autitruft Qouen2
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Detroit, Mi@iean. Sulius Sanoer,
en- RoutrattDr og Sobn xufe. blsu Ie.
uenbe besrauet | Ct Dise, iom be ar5si,
oebe paa. Deres bsbe 2esemer fanbtes
fenere paa en- Dpbbe al II Sob.