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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-15
unty and Its One Dollar Year Price is What Catches.
THEY FOUND THE BANNERS,
A Chance for a Middle-of.the.R Road
Grand Pop Rally.

The other day the REFLECTOR Won
dered what had become of some of
the old Alliance banners. Monday af-
ternoon q number of them were found
by lot of small boys playing in an
alley in the rear of room formerly
used as an Alliance trysting place.
One of the Youngsters was carrying
at the head Of juvenile procession n
banner on which was printed "prin-
ciples First-The Offices Second, y
Another young man in the procession
was struggling under sign which
read There Is No Difference Be-
tween the Old PARTIES" Standing
against the wall was still another
frame over which a cloth was stretch
ed proclaiming "GEr ON THE OMAHA
PLATFoRM-NoNE OTHERS NEED Ap-
Ply" And there half trampled in
the mud was ragon which was written
keep in the Middle of the" the
rest Of the poor old banner had been
torn off, Around one Of the urchins
like Il red sash was 4 red paper on
which was printed this motto; ave
are no. afraid Of the party lash-we
vote above party There were other
banners lying there dusty and be-
draggled; other high notices, tram
Piled into the mud Of the alley; other
great resolves faded into meaningless
monkey tracks, and there the whole
lot was, the sport for children, the
mockery of fate.
Why not have an old time Alliance
procession, and put these banners
high up above the shouting throng as
it moves maiestically down the street,
Why not let Mr. George Anderson,
carry the banner that reads "prin-
ciples First, Offices Second" Why
would not W. D. Struble look impos-
ing carrying the banner which cxhorts
the people to "Keep in the Middle of
the Road How beautiful and APP
propratc it would seem to see Nick
Robson or s. X, Strothcr trudging up
the street loaded down under the
banner "Get on the Omaha Platform
None other Need Apply The
clarion voice Of Charlie Pattison
might be lifted III that grand ana IN
spring battle hymn "Goodbyc, Old
Party, Goodbyc.' Such procession
wonld make the hearts Of the old time
Alliance mon thrill with Il pardonable
pride. 1t would bring the blood to
their cheeks as they looked upon the
fullilment of their scintllating
dreams.
Let's have another Alliance pro-
cession; let's bring out the old ban
ners; let's denounce both the old
parties; let's "keep in the middle of
the road" What do you say boysP
Wouldn't it be funny in view of
that Demo-Pop "dealP"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-15
That Boston Trip

All arrangements have finally been
made for the pilgrimage OF the Kan
sas Knights Templar to the 'rlennlal
conclave at Boston, Aug. 20 to 80 in
elusive.
Grand Commander r. i. Torrlng-
ton and his staff have selected the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa re and
Grand Trunk lines via Chicago, stop
ping six hours in Chicago, stopoyer
in Niagara Falls from $3.50 a. m. un-
ill 2 p. M. at Toronto from B p M
10 8 D. m. and at Montreal from z
noon until Up. m.
The present arrangement Is 70
leave Kansas Thursday, August ~
Kansas City 7 P. m. OF that day'
reaching Chicago 10 a m. on the lol-
lowing morning and arriving at Bos-
ton early Monday morning
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-15
WOODBINE.

George Smith was in Kansas City
the last Of the week,
Ruth Rough returned from Sclo-
mon Saturday.
Mr.. Atkinson was over from White
City Sunday.
Camp meeting is in session this
week at lyona.
George Staatz was in Abilene Fri
day.
D. b. Horten went to Abilene one
day last week.
Mr.. Duval's brother and wife are
up from the southern part Of the
state and spent Sunday in Woodbine.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Fengel are en-
ioying visit from their daughter.
Geo. Kloyer's sisters visited him
last week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-15
Father Hughes Dead.

On Saturday evening occurred the
death Of A. B. Hughes, one Of the
fathers in Israel Of the Methodist
at his home in northeast Abb
lcnc. He was aged "a years, s
months and was born in Kentucky.
Through his long residence here he
has seldom been missed from the
"amen corner" until increasing feeble
ness made it impossible to be there,
An aged wife survives him. Rev. D.
Z. Mayor was sent for to ofliciatc at
the funeral services which were held
at 3 p. m. this afternoon. lntermcnt
in Abilene cemetery
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-15

The horseshoe pitching match
80 a standolf between the two great
Was :. ,in
rival towns. Enterprise ~ vs.
vantage in the start, having prac-
ticed on 60 foot range while Abilene
had favored 40. D. A. Bradley and
W. c. Long represented Abilene and
A. Leasure and P. Forslund were for
Enterprise. First game, 60 feet
score, Abilene 21, II, q; Enterprise
12, 81, 10. Second game, 40 feet
score, Abilene q, II, q, IA, 10; En-
terprise 2, 2l, 6, is, 81 G. Ether
ington and j. Thayer were for Abb
lene, Leasure and Forslund Enter
prise. Abilene thus won the first
game and Enterprise the second
Twas a famous victory but the
championship is still undetermined
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-15
Won BY Chapman.

The base ball game to decide the
tie between Hope and Chapman
played at Chapman Saturday was at
tended by large crowd The bat
terry for Chapman was sheeran and
Kirk; for Hope Burton and Pease.
Sheeran struck out 9 men. The
score was; Chapman II, Hope 3.
Umpire, Sorrells. The Chapman
team plays at Junction City Thurs
day and expects to win again,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-15
Change Of Owners,

The meat market Of F. l.. Ball, on
Cedar was today sold to H. D. Gish,
one Of Abilene's wideawake young
men. Mr.. Gish is a hustler and will
give the many patrons of the shop
firstclass treatment and the best re-
turns for their money. The shop
will carry, as usual, a complete line
Of fresh and salt meats and all are in
yitnd to try it. You are sure to be
pleased
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-15
An Old Abilene Hero.

Leslie's Weekly, which under its
present management has taken IFS
place as easily the foremost Of Ameri'
cas- illustrated periodicals, has in its
current number an article that will
be Of interest to Abilene and Kansas
people--a sketch Of the frontier mar
shal, Wild Bill, and an engraving
showing the unique monument over
his grave in Deadwood cemetery.
"The memorial stone is of rough
granite" it says, "capped by a bust
which but family resembles the de-
departed. On the rough front Of the
granite is brief recitation OF his dar-
ing deeds. Above, standing out in
relief, are two crossed revolvers
carved with striking exactness, tell
ing eloquently the calling Of the de-
ceased. Custer was lonely without
him is the only motto
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-15
SCHOOLS MOSTLY TAKEN.
List Of Many Districts Which Have
Engaged Teachers.

The rustling for schools in the
county has been lively one during
the past three weeks and now less
than half dozen schools are unsup-
piled with teachers. Many of the
boards have notified the superinten-
dent Of having made contracts and
these are as follows:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-15
More Moisture.

Two-ffths Of an inch Of rain fell
Friday night. The storm was much
/, more severe in the east and north
parts Of the county and at Mime
apolis and Coscordia about p inches
fell. Sunday morning an additional
one-quarter inch Of rain fell.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-15
The Death Record.

Paul, the'six months old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pennington died
Friday evening after short illness
and was buried Saturday at 8
o'clock in Abilene cemetery, Rev. Dr.
Haithcox officiating.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-15
The Deadly Parallel.

This year the N. B. Robson
Populists have civ. has given his sup
en- evidence that port to the Popu-
last years lesson list cause ever
was not lost upon since the Alliance
them. They adop- wave struck the
ed the referendum county in 1890.
syste and Although until re-
through all its in Gently George An
tricate work derson has called
ings they carried himself a Demo-
three Democrats crat, he has like
through to sue many others, held
cessful nomina- only the name and
tions. They pro- not the substance.
posed the name Of During the last
Geo. G. Anderson four years he has
for register Of believed in Popu-
deeds. N. B. Rob list principles and
son for sheriff and voted the Populist
W. H. Phipps for ticket, the only
surveyor. : News qualification nee
Dem. Aug. S. essary to make a
true blue Popu-
list. - M onitor
(Pop) Aug. s.
II there is anything on earth which
there is not growing disposition to
do among Dickinson county Populists
this year it is to "fuseN with the
Democrats or with any one else.
Promises Of Democratic support in
this county in the past have proved
a delusion and a snare and Populists
will never again get down on their
knees to ask it. The county ticket in
this county had the support of an
alleged Democratic paper during the
entire campaign last fall and it was
the worst misfortune that could
possibly have happened for the sue
cess of the Populist ticket The cam
paign made by that paper was a
colossal blunder from beginning to
end and did more to defeat the ticket
which it was pretending to support
than any other single factor in the
campaign. We want the offices and
we propose to get them, but not by
fusing with as INCOMPETENT and
TRAlToRous an outfit as the present
Democratic administration has shown
itself to be. Nor do we propose to
divide the offices simply to get the
alleged support Of an organ whose
every utterance from the beginning
to the end Of the last campaign was
a sTuPENDous BLuNDER, manifesta-
tion of POLITICAL IDIocY.- Monitor
Pop) April, ls9a.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-15

There are some people who never
wear dark glasses and yet they never
sec anything bright it's the people
who are dyspcptic and sourcd. Every
thing is out joint with such people.
81 suffered many years with Dyspep-
sia and liver troubles but have been
relieved since taking Simmons Liver
Regulator. known others who have
been greatly benefited by its use
james Nowland, Carrollton, Mo.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-15
Will Probably Settle IT,

nr. |. Layton and T. j. Edworthy
of Solomon and the formers attorney,
r. C. Wilson Of Salina, were in the
city Saturday evening in consultation
over the recent arrest Of the doctor
for shooting Edworthy's son. The
boy is recovering rapidly and It Is
not likely that serious results will
follow the injury. Mr.. Edworthy
bears no ill-will in the matter and is
willing to allow settlement, so that
the defendant will probably be al
lowed to plead guilty to simple as
sault and get rid Of the case BY pay
inc costs and a small fine.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-15
Concert at Manchester.

The Presbyterian church of Man
chester will have a benefit concert
and social at the church Wednesday
evening, Aug. 81. All are invited.
The program is:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-15

Stand a vase OF from 25 70
50 per cent, and the dairy
business will not. You
waste that much butter
by pan skimming. Get a
SAFETY HAND SEPARATOR
and saveit. cI,ssl.m. SsnS isi
P. N. SIlARPLES, Elgin, III.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-15
Make Cows Pay.

What is the Use
of keeping cows
unless you call
make money with
tllenP No other
business would
The Globe-republican., 1895-04-05
Redemption Tax Sale
Notice.
COUNTY TREASURES OFFICE.

COUNTY TREASURES OFFICE.
Dodge City, Kansas. March l4th. 1895:
Notice is hereby given that the holders OF
delinquent tax sale certificates will be enti-
tied to tax deeds on the following lands and
town lots remaining unredeemed from tax
sale of September 9Th, 1892. for the delinquent
taxes of the wear Of 1891, and that such pro-
perty will be conveyed 20
the purchaser, unless redeemed
by the owner, his agent or attorney on Or be-
fore the 9th day of September, 1885. by pay
snent to me of the amount of taxes due and
interest calcu q ted thereon to the last day of
redemption, to ether with charges and fees
due as provided by Law.
a. RUSSELL.
Treasurer Ford County. Kansas.
The Globe-republican., 1895-04-05
Maple Street, Dodge City.
NJ Collars Add. to Dodge CITY.

NJ Collars Add. to Dodge City.
Lots Blk Amt Int
746 X NJ Wright 50x3OO it of 8 2U2 Il
al j II Finlay l5Jql30 tt of 5 5 81 ; 90
74S NJ Collar SXl30 1T Off,. 3 81 30
749 Waldo TarboX soft Of. 5 727 o.
$50 W A Norman 50 tt Of. 5 727 SCI
l5l W Shmn ............6 = 9O2 IS
%! .....:.....I 902 Is
753 lN tt of 81 %
754 SIS it Of 8 As , IS
755 II 100 tt OF 9 9U2 6 IS
756 Geo s Emerson IS tt Of. 80. IL IL 46 79s
757 Z ii hurry IS it of .... 10 AS 2 IS
Evans Add. to Dodge City.
76l NJ LyBrand lu7isft of ) 37S 80
764 f Wallace ~ it Off,. Y 90 81
Klaine 4 McIntyre's Add. to Dodge City.
7o5 W c Shinn .....l, p, "a 3 334 2l6
J Collars Add. to Dodge City.
76j J Collier 1t 4..... 7O2 SOL
161 l. " Jones Ii To-. Is IS Il 3,
16S Mary Todd Its I, g.. II IS Il 90
The Globe-republican., 1895-04-05
yHEATLaND TOWNSHIP.

" Mellecker sek Is Il % 81 ii II
w Painter nH sell Il
nj. sw11 .. 10 IS Il 10 IS ID 40
Al Flanagan swl4 80. l6 25 II IL 70 s %
SCHOOL DIST. no. ii.
Is Geo W Toms Its 3, Il
81, nwl. 800 % 26 q II % 81
SCHOOL DIST. 40. A..
lab Hoffman neL 81 26 q Al Sc IL As
PLEASANT VALLEY TOWNSHIP.
The Globe-republican., 1895-04-05

l. anu 49, 81 IL % 1. o
). L. |anNoorhis' add. to Speareville.
l4o6 j VsnVOOrhis II 4@ 3 4!
Sheareville Town Co.'S add to Speareville.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-30
Spormen tgjen.

SO. moritime Majeitat piier ii9 for
2iOen / Traperie Ban, Mid. 8enne
Sust er en- Snbitiarins al Safe Mihis
gan / ben nOropeitlise Del al ben neore
0alps. On gftermiooa9en ben lite
Suli fjorte @. g. Spbuiun ps glnbre,p
umlOr langs gilgten for at trGtfe
SObnions gunOsarn, ium bar iat lo
omtrent 3 WRil ira Sraperie 9itp lloe
~operior G~osetuooo, ct befjenot Babe
iteo. 9a be ianot, at oeres 8aaS bar
lief, piloe be laoe 9jenuemtrGtte al
Yunb % latte fig pna Sreboen, meoens
be pentebe. Snart bleu De ppmerfiom
paa en- flor, msrf @jenitanO, iom bar
ct tibet Stpffe fra benz rs burtig nGr.
meoe fig Stranoen, Bupr @arneue itob.
De tentte fsrIt, Oct bar Ell 8aoo o.
lprarg up. Den pilbe maaIte isnber
ripe @arnene; men pluOielis toa ben en-
auben Stetnins % itjsO fig IpnInart
irsmoper.
Sienipullg bar ben mgrfe @ienltano
en- Del al ct llbpre unber 9anoet.
Spao De iaa, bar iaa fort iom ct Ore
bpueo % trummebe fig ium eli iuar
Buffet. Gen ipnlise Del al llbpret
oar 6 eaer Z Sob lauat, Og at bDmme
citer Selserne i Sanbet MATTE TeIten
al arOppeu pere 80 a 10 SOB.
Den ianf us bapeoe Zig ieien, men
flute Jig pereiter uuper @anoet. Spl.
9e9an9en tDoeoe paa, at ben burtio be.
uRsepe Jig / &etnius al Mariue ;3ss
lamb. Stumrinsen uoiletteSe bens
Spur. De TO Manb bleo ina banoe.
at De life iuroe 70 no iii fine @arn.
men ites pp i i'm SOsn rs fiprte biem
laa Iprt De turoe.
Seormen er altiaa MI tunmen til
Safe Mi4isan ps uil ianoipnliaois meS
bet fsrlie pile fig i MiIiuautee cs Obi.
cage.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-30
Gu bra Sbcrn.

Sra Wpnitringen ior Numeoals Sas
TALON paa @aroermpen Iurleben iurs
taller ell Sprreipouoent til guns
ber9eren" bl. a.:
SberIt Ssrenien ifuloe for fprIte
Gang mpnItre Sataljonen.
Mtpnitriusen bar srunois. Sper
eueite NtanO maatte iren1, % 9ummen
fit be iclpiplseli9 fpritielig.
Sberitcn ipurte bper eneItc Mano,
ON ban bar Meolem at Stptterlaa.
Qnn If man9e "gtejcr". altior manage,
uanr man betHuIer, bppr let bet er at
BIZ Wieolem MI.
Sililut bUlot ban en- Gale til buer
crop, Buis Snotplo bar: "3sre mua
meloe 2ere mo i Styttsrlascue, Gut.
Ter. Get er aIosles npSpenSiot oct,
ital Der bli Hoset belt af bort Grbeioe;
lor at BIZ en- 500 Splbat mat 0ere iris
plais blrlpe til meo stptteruobanuel,
len.
Scr iorpis JET on, at bet uiloc 10 fin
tore Slrinius, ON ri tunoe siprs be-
tjenot Ior al Seroen, at / oen uurlfe
Grms tubes Der fun "SltntItpttere"."
SaaIeoss bIeu Der oa altIaa taIt al
Gbeien for Numeoulite aurps, ps ole
6nnOe GipiIe % @ilitGre mao piit pare
eni9e um, at bet bar bel taft.
Stptterlasene man bli iurtruliae meb
ben Spfatnine, at beres 2lrbeipe maa
oGre ct Seo i 5uriuarsubbaunelIeu iur
2anoets GpnRer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-30
Nicara9ua=& anaIen.

Den betlenote en9elite reiienbe Qr6is
balo 9. Golqnboun, iOm engang bar
@nuernsr i Waibonalano i spoairita,
er nplig fcmmen tilbase til 2oubpn ira
Ell Eur til Nicarasua, boor ban pn,s
bpsselts unberig9te ben projsttereOe
aanalrute. San beigste psiaa ga.
namasa analen. Mr. Golqubpun er
if9ro meo at ifrioe en- Sog ON Nicara<
qua os ben p~uataufte aanal gjennem
9anoet, ps ban pil life i~oresribe, buao
ban Der a9ter at fomme nleb. Wen
oa en- amerlfani i aorreipouoet ipurte
BAN, pm ban amer aanalpruiettet
siennemiprli9t iuarebe ban meo Seat:
"Sanlte piit. 9ercm bar jes inseu
5uil. Men Der fr9pes ct fort %
uiotlpfti9t Snsenisrarbeioe, ps mango
Gnfeltbeoer maa breites ~umbpaaeliot.
Isr man saar isans. Den amerifanlfe
Nicara9uafonmisiip u er ia%mmenIat al
iGroeles Spstise @anb, % jes baabcr,
at ben &appurt, ium ben inosipsr, life
pil bore nosen pOlitiit Yart,iurpe.
"&analenS 2ansoe fra @reptplun ceb
Ntlanterbapet til SritO peo bet Stiae
Sor er 169h Wil. 9eraf fan etibe
uosn Sinorins ieile 1911 paa San
Sunn.Gluen % Hirarusuass pen, me.
Oens 2la Nil uil sierss iarbure glen.
mem funitise Saiiner. Saaleoes iaar
man uoeu ipnpsrlist Grbeibe Ell Seileb
paa 1423 Miil. Der blir ba isicn
263 Ilil. Tom nlaa sicres iartare peo
@iennemsraunlns. Slimatet i Nica,
rasua er ulise beore enb i Banana, %
min Selbreo bleu iaa lunst fra Ipattet
Der, at jog tpertimpo blep ~iriltere.
sfisnt ies reiite % arbsibsbe i ben
beoeite Iarstio, befanot jes mig bel,
% Seoen bar insen Ting impb, buao
Den er i Sirma, S~upUbarrsin euer
Iirita. Otter buao ies iaa / 9ica,
ragua % paa ct lGusere Ssip9 i be
5orenebe Stater, iiGr ! Sposn, CT lea
ouerbepiit ON, at &aualen pil BLUE al
ubpre Setponina. Grbsiost Ton life,
eiter min Wlenins. bliue uoiprt JON bet
ltnloe uoen be 5preneoe Staters 9ies
Qierins. Nicarasuas& analen oil bllpe
al en- enbnu iierre pcroensbiitoriit Sc-
tponins enb SueSs& onalcu, ca Ben oil
iremtalpe N &epplutipu i Serocns
Stlbsiart." x
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-30
Selpciere 90 ScilGnoim9cr
| 0nnerifa.

Sfpf9e 6oreneoe Stntcrs Genius bar
GntaQet al Dem, Tom i 1880 iao paa
fine Garme ium Selueiere 1884, 1906.
gelueiernes glntuf bar / 1890 iteaet
til $780, 2S. S%lltiaa Ell 5orrgelIe af
2S5,332. gntauet af 2eilpnoinoer
(Sburebru9ere) bar / 1880 1924, COL;
i 1890 1,294,913. gtltiaa en- 5urs
oselie al 27o,312. s 1880 arbeioepe
3,225,S76 Meno u9 auiuoer iOm Sag
lonnere paa bort 9anos 6arme; / 1890
par 9aslgnnernes @ntal 3,0o4,O1
Gltiaa en- 5ormiuo Ifelie al 221, S61.
S2iaorct fra 1880 III 1890 Ites 5Ulte.
mansoen meo l23 @iqion.
Get pil beraf fees, at Selueiernes
Qntal iteS mere enb 2cilenbin0erues,
meoens Nltollet af 0~aglpnnere blep
miuorc. Der blep / TO- aret 5000
ilerc Gelucirre eno 2eirre.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-30
0ammel &jGrli9bco ruitcr
iffc.

s 1869 ubpanbrebe en 20 9(ar gam,
mel Susmanos9ut ira en- Elacs unoer
en- @aaro paa pure Homerite til Imtes
rita. gn al @runbeue til @uttens
Geiie bar ben, at ban itOb / &jGrligs
beosiurbolo til i'm Susbonbs 9ntter,
Der Dor ieonalorenoe meo BAN. 9eune
6orbInoelie pilbc Granddaughter life
piOe np9et al Os ipm iast @utten reiite
i'm Sei. Man bDrte life ipnberlig fra
BAN inOtil for 9nnite nDlig, oa ban belt
upentet Tom biem paa ct fort Seigg.
Oct bar 9aaet bam oel Ouer / Imerita
og ban er M Ell ~pelbauenoe GieuoOms.
beiiOoer. SUN bar u9iit os ianot lises
leoes lin llusoOmseliteOe u9iit. Sc
life lGnsere unse Wenneiter er MI gift
Os refer ON nusle Gage til glmeriia,
Wianbens anbet 5Gerelanb.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-30
Sans Sipslcoiagcrimoe .

Der 9aar Ell lIoen beoaarenbe upbe.
Zig anetoote ON 2Uro 2aipreuce, Der
CT me9et tarafteriitilf for Manoeu, ION,
bar li9ciaa b~engipeu i fin Siarliebeb,
Iom ban bar uiIienart.
pan lao en- Sag peo ben biemliae
arre lammen meo i'm Gpiter % auore
al 6amilien. ollie iao iOrbybet i 9ess
ming. Som Fan ier pp ira Suaeu, obs
oaser ban, at bans Suitru bar iurlaot
Snreliet.
"So'r or @Or beune?" ipprser ban
ben enc al fine 9etre.
"Sun er %ppenpaa", iparebe Sat,
teren.
aoro eniprsnce iOrtiatte aesninaen;
men eIter faa @tinuters Sprlsb retter
ban bet famine Spsrssmaal til FIN
Satter o., iaar bet famine Soar.
Sitter er ban ioropbet i Soaeu ct
Sar Minuter, o9 after fer ban Oh meb
lelulamme Spgr9smaal paa fine Ga.
Der.
Soitcren flyer M briaenbe:
"9ien flare Dig ba, SObn! Set Ter
no, iOm ON on life fan unc.
oGre BIN Suitrus eeIitab i fem @iini.
ter".
Semen oct tar 10 o9iaa oerIor.
9lIteoe Os. SUN er 10 min 9iuslebs
Inserinee", ipareoe ban. y
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-30
airfeianser 90 SfoicIGrer nifcs.

9ile GeOar norit cp. /. RenigbeO I glta.
neiota puifer EN- oueIig SfOlelGrrr % &trtcs
iauaer. Setiuselierue er: 6 Nnnucoer3
MORT 6eIi9iOnsifple eitcr S25 pr. ". meO
Soit / 5amiIierue cler $50 pr. 81. paa e8cn
&oit. Zen fate Sirteiaugerlcu cr $50 pr.
Nar. 9ertiI poes 3 SgitiosOiiere iamt
8%ootgiDrclie for minlitcrleOe 6urretniH8cr.
5cr at Iece S%euOasslfoleu pOes BAN ct Jar.
Tilt SHrr. Ter %iororcs, at han IiaI BABE
en- goo % traitis Sansitcmme iamt bare
bp8ti8 til at iuitruere ct SaugiOr. 9lnic8s
nin9er Ieoil9et al gtteiter inoieuoes til llns
oertcgneoe. gnip9uin9Stioeu uolpber ben
lite Sept. Yaa @runo al SmitGnoJBBc'
oerne Tier ir9en NiSjprrlie meo 62niDn I'll
&oitens SeiGttelie ier lite Sanuar 1896.
&Grmere Splpsniuler siueS az Ser. s.
Gtiiler g99en, 9plc, Moper 60. @tinr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-30
sc Turenepc Statcr ira
1850 til 1860.

Sames 5orO Ibuoes iftlorer 3ole
Binb al i'm 6ureneOe Staters Slitorle
bette Giosrnm. Oct materieae 6ren''
trict bar itgrre END / nOget Ioresan'
enSe Giaar. @pe Spiinoelier nar bpp'
pioe. Gil bette 9iOsrum bprer Spite
matiner, spmutinen c9 Saslaoninss'
eep9ret. Sernbaneu9ienet be9Dnote
at uouifle fig, ug mango li.ptter b9uote.
81 ipnes, bet er gait MI; men bet par
enboa barre for 40 gtar iioen. Wteuem
lite Saurar pg 12te Gusult lfeoe 60
foriarbrlise lllptfer paa Sernbaner %
9ampItibc; III @enneifer omtom o9
333 tos Sfaoe. Sele 9anoet baooe
bensans fun Is, $50 S~erubanemil, llot
mere enb Der MI CT / Norse.
Man bar iast, at ben Spite, iom De
5orenebe Stater nso fra 1916 til '57,
for Ell flor 3el babe fin @runo |
5olotarifen fra bet fSritnarnte aar.
SIR. &bpbes er life al ben Menins.
SiitOrien pioner life, tiger ban, at ben
fOrbOlospis rinse SolOneoiGttelie baoOe
nosen mertbnr Snbflpoelie paa 2ils
itanben / 2anbet. 8aa ben anben Sioe
bene9ter ban, at ben Neoi9ttelie al 5
Trpcent, iom ianot Steb / 1857, frenis
talote bette Glars 8ensefriie. 9luria~
gen til ben bar uaientlis ben Iterfe
Sptaselie al 2nan til npe Sernbaner
os @uloitrgmmen ira California. Sants
.laanene sioroe osiaa tit.
Meo Eiaaret 1S5O-6O bssDnote
Spbubninseu Of fore 6Ormuer. DC
gil Saano i Saano meo Scrnbauer %
3ele9raf.
gnselife 9teiienbe blep / be 9nse
Ila9ne al Imeritanernes eieubpmmcs
lige lloieenbe. en- tppilt glmerifaner
6apbe / ben 5ib ct lfarpt, tanfeilret
Inli9t, nrolise Gine ps Ell ble9 Grs
iigtsfarue. San bar itinbmuser, tDno,
iD9eli9 ps alpprli9 at ie ill.," Sperteu
Wano eler auinOer bapbe 9c9emsps
pelier. Spselisbeoen % ben ipliite
uoarsni"s tilitrepes Slimatet. Den
p~irtelis aarias bar ct ~oaarlist ajpts
os en- oaarlis aDit. Man ipiite
burtis us ipaO ie rebe life / fri 2uit. s
De iioite 40 Nar er Der fleet en- flor
6oranorln9. 2esemspuelie r er eiters
b%aanoen inofprte, % Gmerltanerne bar
punbet bsrpeO.
Ser er Osina fleet 5remltriot paa
andre Setter. Sma9en er iOrbeoret,
bar tilta9et, % ben pore
6remtrGben CT blepen meset mere cipis
lmIieret. Gen santle gmtaaligbeo lige
.ouerior Den eurppaiife aritif, iiar fra
gloe, er ioriuunoen.
s pripate Aiiarer bar 2anoet saaet
Man ier MI meb Mtistante
paa enbuer 9alit. "Saa lanat peIt
ium Chicago er enbper Mano, ION bar
gjort en- ipi8ngtis Santerot, @jeuItauo
IOr 6Orugt, us fan timber bet uuniteligt,
ON fife unulis at tOmme IND / BET 9ooe
% reiie fla i9ien." X