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The Globe-republican., 1895-10-17

-'GOr,nan on the Stamp is head line
II Star article. ~Gorman up Stump
would be An appropriate heading.
The Globe-republican., 1895-10-17

, Several wsrm days Saturday, SUNDAY
and AondaF-suggest re1ann Of suua.
mef.
The Globe-republican., 1895-10-17

Mrs. c. A. Curtis, Mayor of Cimsrron,
was in the city, on business. Friday last.
The Globe-republican., 1895-10-17
LOCAL BREWITIES.

The -aase of the Saeta Re road vii
take place in November.
The Globe-republican., 1895-10-17

Rev. G. Lowther, who lectured here
M Thursday night, ueturned to his home
On Friday moraing.
The Globe-republican., 1895-10-17

Grain markets are up, and an advanc
Of cent Is notes on wheat in Chicago
Higher English markets and "wa
scare" are the inducements of the ad
vance.
The Globe-republican., 1895-10-17

We noted some wheat fields On q late
travel through Kansas that are looking
Ene.
The Globe-republican., 1895-10-17

Why,the Bargain seoCe kso popular
Dc because K has Locke ~ die trade.
The Globe-republican., 1895-10-17

An eight room house for rent. In.
quire at BONDURANT's.
December 5th, Is the date fixed for the
sale of the Santa Fee road.
New wheat flour at surprising low
prices at BoNDURANr's.
Horses, broken and unbroken, for sale
and trade. Inquire at this Office.
Mary Pope, age years. daughter Of
F. NJ. Pope, broke her arm. Saturday,
accidentally.
1t never pays to kick man when ne
is down. Some day he may be up again.
Hutchinson News.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Junkins returned
from an extended visit to the home Of
MIR. Junkins in the eastern part OF this
state.
The Daughters of the King. of the ST.
Cornelius church. will have house plants
for sale. in Mr.. Gluck's jewelry store,
Friday afternoon. Call and see them.
1.-The Right and Wrong Kind of Co
ing,' will be the subject of Evangelist
H. A. Kinks talk Sunday morning, at
the Presbyterian church at IL O'Clock.
William Curry, an old aud experienced
salesman, will now be found in the
Bargain Store. The Bargain Store is
fortunate in securing Mr.. Curry's servi.
ces.
There can be only one objection to
Judge Martin for chief justice. He looks
like Ed. Madison, of DOdge.-Ashland
Journal.
Ed. is considered handsome man.
NJ. l.. Sweeney. of Ford township, has
been at Waterloo, Iowa, for two weeks,
where he was called to the bedside of
sick brother. We see the announcement
that his brother died on the 9th inst.
The class for Bible study led by II. A.
Rink will meet Monday night at O'Clock
in the Methodist church. Visitors are
always welcome. The topic for dis
cussion will be How Christ dealt with
those who criticized his followers"
Mrs. E. b. Goodrich, dressmaker. con-
ducts her business OH one of the best
systems in use; has been i'll the business
eighteen years, and served a regular
apprenticeship ut the trade. She has
been in business in Dodge City several
wears and takes this method of annOunc-
ing her continued services in her line.
Call at her residence on First avenue.
Just Few Left.
Residences for sale. Oh easy terms,
Small payment cash; balance in monthly
installments. Good locations.
l-3t w. j. FITZGERALD.
VARIOUS POINTS.
There has been an advance of six cents
an ounce on silver, and it is now worth
81 cents an ounce.
The New York Tribune puts it thus:
Money is favorite topic, but it is Of
less importance, now, than Republican
success
The county canvass in Kansas this fall
are very tame affairs compared with gen.
ersl elections. I&is is regarded as sure
sign of Republican success.
Grain markets are up, and an advance
Of cent Is notes on wheat in Chicago. |
Higher English markets and "war
scare" are the inducements of the adj |
vance.
The Globe-republican., 1895-10-17

The Zimmerman hardware house is a
pretty lively place of business. 1t does
everything with . Rash.
The Globe-republican., 1895-10-17

Trade in the country has slackened be
cause the adjustment in all lines has no
taken place. Heavy purchases wer
made in goods, bnt sales are slow, be
cause wages aud prices do not CORES
pond.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-08-17
John 3. Minor.

The deafh of Professor John B
Minor, who for nfty years has held
the chair Of law In the venerable Uni.
vorsity Of Virginia is q personal sor.
row to hundreds Of leading men
throughout the south. During hii
long and honorable career he has
been the instructor offathers aud sons
In many prominent families Of our peo-
pie, and his memory is revered in
homes over all the breadth Of the Un-
Ion. No man ever sat under his
teaching, or had the good fortune 10
enjoy his personal acquaintancos with
out being strongly impressed With the
singular charm Of the man, the nobility
Of his life, and the character Of his
work. A grand and admirable figure
has been removed from the worlds
stage, but the pure and noble life Of
Professor Minor and the excellence Of
bis work 10 gran Ter monument than
can be raised in spotless marble or
stately granite.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-08-17

Miss Winnie DAVIS publishes, In the
Sunday edition Of the 81. Louie Re
public and N. o. Times-D Democrat, .
very interesting aud well written
sketch OF the character Of her father,
the lamentsd Jefferson Davis, Presi-
dent of the Confederscy. Coming
from the hand Of bis talented and de.
voted daughter, The sketch is Of course
q confirmation OF the amIable qualities
for which Mr.. DAVIS was so much be-
loved by the whole South. He is well
known to have possessed q peculiar
charm of manner which strongly at.
trscted to him all who came within
bis influence, and II is pleasant TO learn
from one who knew him best, that
this quality was not assumed from
motives Of policy, - 10 so often the
case. but was part Of bis home life
aud exercised in bis daily intercourse
even with the humblest. The tribute
by Miss Davis 10 a beautiful wreath
laid BY loving aud worthy hands upon
,hs tomb of him whom . nation de-
lights TO honor.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-08-17
Hon. VIM. @. Yerger.

Our sister county places the name
of this distinguished citizen before
the state, as q suitable successor TO
Gen. George in the United States SEN
ate. The Democrat, now and for
months past, has advocated the cleo
,ion of Gov. ]. NJ. Stone to this exalt-
ed place, but, ifs free silver man 10
to be selected, there is none within
the limits Of the state who can be said
to surpass William q. Yergor In the
essentials that 90 to make . typical
senator. Endowed by nature with O
vigorous intellect, commanding pres
encc and pleasing address, be pro
duces fiue impression even on first
acquaintance. This is enhsncefl from
day 10 day by an appreciation Of biz
sterling worth, and unswervu " into.
gritty, aud with William q. y erger In
the senate, Mississippi wov.ld easily
rank with any of her sister states
Bolivar County Democrat.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-08-17

Public improvements cociinue to be
pushed vigorously forward The two
oil mills are nearing compilation. Work
has not yet been commenced upon the
coopersge factory, but 1t will probably
be begun very soon. Several hand
some dwellings are to b. erected dur.
ing the fall aud winter, aud II pro.
babla that hotel building will be
cue ffhe new enterprises The large
brick Phelps building is rising rapidly,
and the city exhibits more activity IN
the building line than II has shown a
any past time for four years.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-08-17

I haUe the Latest Improved Gin Saw Filler
and Ginner can do your Gin worI ut Iess
than Memphis prices, and saue jreisht CHARGES.
Get my price on aW kinds of Gin and En6inH
repairs Pipe and Fittings, Shaftines and PsI
Ieys, and Crate Bars, Boiler Fronts, Smoke
Stacks and 0tJhlnds of Iron and Brass Costin6s.
JOS. WALL.
Foundry and yMoch5ne Works.
s", ga central Avenue Greenville, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-08-17

I l. n
y ai'cussing successor 10 .J,.,,o.
.snson, Ca Ihe Natehez DemOer., avs
al IA 'ne even: Mr. CsrIi,Ie i. ~,
. ono.en Il Is to be hoped som. o,Sos ~.
.US'asrn ..d : !. man win be decided unon
a.u. n.u ~ !. sala case We would propO,. s, n,
ns%e =, OF Hon. Thomas G. C.,cb;n.s .as
81 Viesseurg. He ha man '1s.' ~ AZ
,na! nnkui,ned ability, with sn emInsn,l,
!aoleai mind, anu would. n nI.e.s
UPON me supreme court bench , rss;ss,
.sss; sssu,' upon the state and HI. vbol.
.", ,sS''oa OF the somtry. Whether o.
NOV Ar. Caichiugs aspire, TO ,Ss
nonor, We are not informed, I'M, shs ~.
Ri'.,..: RISs,asns would confer only msri.sd
.',,ne'ion ! upon . worthy citizen and
patriotic democrat Il he shoniS
~. ,h.is Snla Ilm the nominee. In .. much !.
.as business !. OF The court il aw.y he. =
nlnd u 10 probable tha. the vacancy
wiz ee speedily filed, and there can.
MOI oai be considerable curiosity in
,he minds Of the general public to to
know who will be Justice jackson,
successor
The News would like 10 see N,
honor bestowed upon Mr.. C.tchiuys
and thinks that be would fll the hin
mosl acccplably. The nomination
snouid come south, but Ii Is doubtful.
and In the event II does the Nec,
would like 10 zee the honor conferred
on Mi.sissippiau aud none would
", wear Il With more dignity than Hon.
rhos. Z. Csichinga-Jackson News
General Catchings is emlnen,iy qusr.
ueld for this exalted position. and
would fll !. with honor to himself and
10 the highest tribunal In tho land
The course Of General Catcbinxs I'm
congress has been an exceptionally
successful one. The wsrk hs has &C.
complished has earned him the graft.
'ude OF all the people Of one Of the
dnsst agricultural districts In the world
which practically owss i,s redemption
and whatever prosperity II enjoys to
hls Intelligent and unwcaried effort.
Il 10 safe to cay that no public man Of
this generation has gone to Washing.
ton with . higher purpose or pursued
Tito . successful attainment BY great
sr industry and ability than General
ana such recognition Of
his'servicss 81 this appolntusn, would
gratify not only bic own constituency
but oil the host Of friends and admirers
which his course has wen for him
throughout the land.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-08-17

aSA Boats pass Greenyille, two
each way, twice week
Sunday and Wednesday. Boats going
up the river connecting at Memphis,
Cairo and st, Louis with all railroads
ana steamboat lines diverging. Careful
attention to way and plantation busi-
ness, The right Is reserved to pass any
landing deemed unsafe.
Excursion rates now on sale to Mem
phis, Cairo and st. Louis, with privilege
ofreturning by rail. Rooms engaged for
any boat or date. Further information
cheerfally furnished on application.
j. j. HAYS, General Agent,
Vicksburg. Miss,
LYME STARLING, Agent, Greenyille
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-08-17

For the 26th '.rriennial Conclsve,
knights Templars at Boston, Mass,
August 26th, to 80 III, the Southern
Railway will sell tick 'ets at One Fare
for the round trip. Tickets will be
good until September 10th, but upon
application to- Ticket A, gent Of Termi-
nal Line at Boston, they will be OK
tended until s cptember 3JMh, 1895.
For detailetl informatio a apply to
any Agent Of the Southern Railway.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-08-17
COURT fKRAs.

~xrH CHAECERY COURT DISTRICT
Al. Longino. ChaneAlor.
.T,sr County-0n the End Mon
of February and September. IL
s..hiugton CouDty-First Monday
s,rch and October, "a days.
.sore County-Frst Monday Of
n and November, 6 days,
.ll.hstchie County-Second Men,
ofApriI and November, 8 days.
siimsn Couuty-Third Monday OF
4 and November, 6 days
mica County-Fourth Monday OF
4 and November, 6 days.
s.ousns County-First Monday of
,pd December, 6 days.
,uaower County-Second Monday
A. and December, 6 days.
s.homs County-First district on
srd Monday OF May and Decem-
{ days.
p.homs County-Second district
u first Monday Of June and JAN
8 days.
rKrH CIRCUIT COURT DISTRICT.
\. r. W. Williamson, Judge.
|uIcs County-On first Monday
sutcmber and third Monday OF
usry, 12 days.
|jtmau County-Third Monday Of
.mber and first Monday OF March,
|.hOms Couns-First district on
Monday Of October and third
lsy Of March, IL days.
.homs County-Second district
lrd Monday OF October and first
u Of April, IL days.
bdower County-First Monday Of
mber and third Monday Of April,
b.
vsr County-For Civil business,
Ird Monday Of November and
Monday Of May, 8 days.
ivsr County-For Criminal busi-
N second Thursday after The third
~ Of November, and the second
day after the first Monday Of
. days. NJ
shlugtop County-FoHCivil busi-
bn second Monday Of December |
urth Monday Of Msy, IS days.
Ihlugton County-For Criminal
s on first Monday Of January |
lrd Monday of June, IL days.
shstchle County-Third Mon
January and first Monday of
u days.
ore County-First Monday Of
,ry and third Monday Of July,
q
nj Jury shall be summoned 70
terms Of Bolivar couaty and
ugton county.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-08-17
lights TO bonol

Kansas has had very much the e.
uerisnce Of the asnaky sorceress that
sst fss. by Hell's gate and kept the
kew Her last addition to the brood
NJ deformed monsters to which she
bs, given birth 10 the Independent
American party. Like othef political
frssks of the day its excuse for being
!. ,bs desire for Office aud free silver
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-08-17
yazoo and Mississippi Valley y. !,

Connections maue at Memphis with
Az lines for the North and East and
west at New Orleans for the Gall
coast resorts and Southern Texas aad
California.
Through tickets to all points now
on sale at the Y. & M. v. X. r, De.
pot Office baggage checked through,
FOR Information as to rates, routes kc,
write or Bpply to -
W. 7. STEGER, Agt.
JAS. DiNKINs, DiY. Pass. Agt.
J. W. COLEMAN, A. &. p. Agt, New Orlesus.
A. II HANSON G. Z. Agt Chicaas.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
em sprfnins al STAR (sin).

m;..,. .,o,p, mar "3ecorabsI olten" iremiat Oct
crSrosmoof. aan alur bprtes ilere @an9s ettcr %biHanoen'
Gen mar beuouna ina % ienselisSenOe, % tAnoe oerIof 'e
1r;rs M bsbouole uaunte Spsrgsmaal. gu "a SRot'Oe"
it,or ,or 9preu, pl lea uotale min Nierln9 beroni; maaTH
y. =, orh,r AZ g(ooets Qriere funbe bragg NDtte oerai.
Ot qror life tooler at tumne i9jen, buor ben 'prao bar
,urs, S,rfet bet sr Der Mause, Jon, oeb. Wtsii boap
Gruuosu fan pare til, at bet er ~iaaleoeS, bet er DER oF
twr g., ,om bor alarbeo uuer. De 5leite trOr, at 6lar
ubpiuer aOroen iaa burtist, at Der insen War'ns bI'oer
tilbaae / Soroen ior De eitsrfel9enoe afsreosr' "s" wi :
en- feilaatia Slutnins; / iaa Sab olloe Der 10 taH"e lua'
oes Bob oerpaa peo at sue @jsoiel. Gette 9ar lea pteoe''
men her blep 5laren ~baarltsere, emo goor Den H3eh VlpO'
nina bauoe fact. Seq tror %tntiplsrtlo at Daoe uoIp"Vs'
Grunoen, Tom ieg pl Oiientlis9glste per I SIa0e', laa pt
fan braces 92ptte oeraf. aari a8en til, at 6IaI Ute lao'et
at iaass iaien paG ianlme 3OroItptts, er Den, at naaf OeH
Sob GA Gtanael, iom bliuer tilba9e eIter 9sltsn, oll0er
ueoplptet % raaoner Soroen, ~iaaleoes at pens 9leoenoe
SeItanboele fan optaseS al Blanterne 9lenneni He9noan'
BET. ba pl ben ms fremipirsnoe 6lar oerpeo or9bes. wort
,oot, 6lar taaler life Gisbius al fine egne Seltanooele'
Gen ter tilraaoe benz, iom bar ct Stptte 9ano, Der par
brnttet iiiur. oa buori Der bar iaaet Jlar, oa at lilac oct
mes famine Cab Gar iaien, tbi Der pil Sepnln9erne AZ
osu 5lor fra iibHe Qar life pore u~uoergaaet ben 5orraao'
nelIess 9rpces, iom er nsbpenSis for at bl'oe HlanteIsOe'
GA fan berfor life orabe ben Iar fremIplre'oe S9p.
Men ale andre Stsoer, buor 5lar bar paret Oprtst ter, er
bet u%Iittert at oprte ben iglen; Der ol Den lon' o'tef o'she
ua ialoe ON, iaa, nuar Ssiten tommer, er Der Tile Anoei
tilba9e emo llfruot. On ben fan bprtes efter en- lauserc
9arr9tte i9ier, bet peb ie8 life. Oct beror paa, Door Dhr'
tia andre Glanter, iOm porer paa ben Serb tan Opta9e als
be oplgite ~9isOenoe 8eitanbbele, iom TANNER IRA Den tor'
no oprteoe Star. Stuloe Der pGre no9le al Slaoets S4'
iere, iOm bar enOnu itsrre Grfarins |, bporfor 5lar title tad
Ter at tomne Isien, LAD iaa "goiten" faa bet at plos, atoef'
fan brun9e bet no til Ilmenbeoen8 8~unoifab.
Guoers q. lltait, 3pler, Wtirn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
l45
"8eO at fsIse Deres Spor.

geo al Iel9e 0eteS Spor.
%, s fuI9ts mig Oa. Sra &OIonterle?"
"gtei, life iaa Ian9t. Dill Og leg OpBoI0t o5 I S''I1
Og iaa Dem fare aifeo eiter ben buiOe (1elt, loh o." '~
0iGuIe par efter Gem. Seq t%ienOte DEM ltror, % '' 8'.
OSiaa 8ia. Saa lusOe ies: "Silp, ber ct Den ""S' or
iOm tos mig ior en- @raa oeroppe 6ietoene, - % ~"
orinseu ON bens 9iitorie it mig en- iaaOo" Eatt'', " r %~
9anle 0tibbsn p9rteoe. Oct er ben famine, &" la90s ~"
Os iut 6a msOts ri en- Msritausr, iom baUOe pGre N""
Gsrer, Os mu reb omtring ior at Ieoe etter Dem. ga" J"
taIte Os ON en- Yise, iOm baups ienot Gem no 10F III ,rs
ben buiOe Sst; en- SenOra ueo ct iRlt lan8t NaOh Vn y.
Osmte sUtuO JOLT, - iosOe is til BID. gl'rOe F8 u"
BiQ2"
Baa bette interssiunte Spprssmaal ipareOe @'''H '"
laa 9aIuispne, neo en- beiaenOe @rpnten.
"Da leg iaa, at ct Stisrt par meo Spdlst, - ".
Rubs. "iasoe leg til Bib, ia9Oe jes: "St naar "s =" ~" ~S
0pr isisn, isr ban enten bar fact fat ben bu'Oe "t'' w.
Sslten sr pGf." Ru pioite ies ueI, at De le'0 91V'rm
prastis 9eit; men De par paa Sast eiter oct 9"FH9' : ~
paa aus bisie prGrier, os iaa iasOe ies til SH1' laS' ~ n
'"Det nil bIiue ct Ianst @aIOp.'' Bid iasOe: "Se" ~ ~
fert." Saa iutte ri os SoueOet, at De tunoe I0'g w.
Dem; tbi nj iaa, at ben buiOe S0eit tos Sstel' III 0' r
grarie. Oct CT iuit lite ben itSrte ErGre Ssr''", -
ben sr en- al be parlte at forpiIOe Jig paa. aue &"% -
par psnbte bism; % iaa ft 8ia os iS fat p'a wore +m r
! Os iaainart ri bapSe faaet benz iaOIeOe, latte VI eF"
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
26oe Sapitel. -2Oiter ON Seuu.

Seq tstss mart igisn iispn, O9 Oenne Gang iOu i9 Ianse
Os oybt. Oct par uRltsn QtiOnat, Oa ie9 i9ien ~uoa9neOe.
guiten Uar bIeuen tOIO; men is mGrteOe, at Der par Oruget
Omior9 for mig. IRm Serape par iusbt tGt omtring mig,
% ben ~tili9emeO en- StinO iratte bauOe t~iItrGtteIi9 belfpttet
mig imOO a~uIOen, meOens is iOu. 0a ieg ~uuusneoe, fslte
ies mig beOre Os itGrtere Og iaa mig ON efter mine &anes
ratsr. SIOen par 9uast 10 uOen &Uil meO Billie life peos
~IseboIOt, for OF life Oens Stu isieunem 0tsrtet ItuIOe bos
faISe nOsIe omitretfsnOe Subiuuere. Maansn i~nneoe lite;
men paa SimIen bIinteOe utuuise Stisrner, % Oeres Qps
iatte mig iitano til at fteIns be to Grappsrs Sttteller o.
9ruppen al De ~arGsisnbs 9eite. vi be tsrits lop fun ben
enc; ben anOen lab oprsiit os buIot @ast. San par ubeuGs
ssIis iOm en- Statue; men bet iuase Cps - Iit Stinnet af
en- SanftbansOrm - Der uSsit ira !SOueOst al bans Gobafs.
pibe, piSnsOs ON bans aaruuussubeO. Seq bsmartebe, at
bet uar ben srsIsie 2rappsr, iOm uuuseOe, meOsns @arsp par
ben Sousu6e.
0iitnOt funOe iss bape snitst bet unOerIsOss; tbi ies Ians
ssOes sfsr en- SamtaIs msO ben TOits, til bpsm iss belt uiIbe
bsuueaOe mine SpSrssmaut. Sa ies imiOIertib lite par ops
Iagt til at bic, psuOte ies mtg iuoO Hubs, iom iao mar ueb
mig, os iasbs en- Lap Gone for lite at patte ben Sousnbs
"9pOr!sbss tom 8 til at Tnbs ntis7"
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
l43
"Get par Oa mig, iOm Orebte 9iOrneu2"

Get par 0a mig, iom orebte 9jOrneu?"
Oct siOrbe De 9unite uit, un9e Otano. 0a Bill o9
i9 tom BERTH, par 8jsruen iuo bob iom iaItet Tiet. 9t
trOeoe, bet par lite fort beore meO Gem beler; for De Io0
os omiaunebe Sisrner, Os Sisrnsn Iaa o9 omfaOneOe Gem;
Ii9eiom ON s i al geuitabeIi9beb bauOe Iagt 9oer til at iOue
iammen, Iis Smuubsru StoUen. WReu runOt Omtrtn9
@Oer par Der en- Dam, iom ~beOGtts0e PrGrien Here alen.
0e bauOe life iaumeset BLOB Dem, at en- Sste tunOe fouet
NOT til S~rotoit."
"nteu ben auoen Siern2"
spun tOm ba9efter Op al SIpfen. Bill par suost for at
is eier ben buioe Sosit, o9 ie9 io hos Dem iuit Der, ba ig
iaa Sefets SnuOs little Op. Seq uiOite, at bet par 9uns
bisrnsu, iOm par tOmmsn iOr at ie, buOr "somIe @pbruim"
par blepen al. Saa ts is nit GeuGr us isuSte benOe
9aOninsen / Dinens, Os bet par @nOen paa bsnbes Grampsu.
= Den Dor MI, unse 9sunO, is er inssn 0OttOr, os heller
life er Bill bet; bog ~toritaar leg mig not paa Saur til at
piOe, at DC maa Iisse file % life matte. Be er bIsu.u
ioritretfsIis ismt tIOrst, ifaI iss furteus Dem, ftjsnt essut.
Zig lite farIist; Der er bare lite Blob 8srss &rop, Os o.
maa psuts, til bet iamIsr fig isisn. Gag snbnu en- SIurf al
6Iaitsn. Os M, Sia, tom. LAB bum pars aIsue. 81 ui
sua Os itiGrs en- riff DsunOiuIS al 8isrnstjsbst."
90 ihst ban taIte ~iaaIeOes, 81, ban ben imO6 StOeu, fuls
at fin pnsre aeSiaser.
SifnOt par is bssiGrIis efter at faa 6Or,larinser ON uS
ifiuiss andre Cling; men leg uiOfs, at bet uilOs pare uSs,
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
l42

"Oei, saptein, " UeObIeu Den yu9rs Grappsr uOsn at bryOe
fig ON 9tubes afbryOeIie, ri bar lite fOr8Iemt Dem, in9eu
al os.~
Oct bar ri ite, " t~ilisieOe Jlube mso Gfterrrpt; "fors
sIsmme Dem - ior9emme ben unse Iiaup, iOm tos samIe
Rube for en- @rGa! IDesbesbesbosbosbo. 9uor Bill br 10,
ba rs iOrtaIte BAN ON port MsOe 9uIsu. Bill, @ut, leg
bar aIbrig ieet Dig lie iGa nit Sin. Gage samIs Rubs ior
tn sraa SiSrn! 9e'besbebOsbosbO."
O9 ben 9amIe 3rapper psobleu ct belt Nlinut meo fin
berteIi9e 9ater Ssrpaa iortaIte ban:
"Dst pur ct tuuli9t Stptte 9iitOrie - par bet lite, nn9s
Ntauo2 0e reopsoe psn9an9 min 9amIe Srop, ps ie9 sr lite
iaa ft at i~Or9emme bet - uG, bet ct is ttfe."
seq trOr, De M bar ~siensieISt bet; De bar ireIit mig
fra Blsrutn."
"5ra en- 8isrn bar ri maaits freIit Dem; men fa ben
anben Graa irsOe De Dem isIu: % bet maa bare uaret ct
sanite paitsrt SIassmauI. for De fl nsbIast BET Seit. De
bar label bam image Dsrss Bonnie paa en- essn Waaabe, Tan
ns tante"
ASuuo, par Der to Sjsrns2"
@Ss Der - Der CT ct Yar - CT Der itfe2~
9rappereu psSsbe Sfenin9 mob SIbsn, os sanlte ristts,
Der Iaa to bsbs Sjsrus pua Sorbsn; bssse par f~iaasSe oe
for Ell Del itaarne itu.
SEQ tiampsOe aIene mso en-
"Ss bet pr not paa eusaus, 0a snNSa liOt til, tanter leg
Der sr lite mango ion leper os tan BRUCE fine RlaOsr cite
at SIaasmaal meS en- @raa. Va, bpor 0e naa bape ltut
kt for at iaa ben opersnbs.'
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05

8 ben Spreuebe &irfe:-
Yai. SuItens bar antaset Raloet til
Grnnb Sorts os annettereoe Meuisbes
Der / %. 3.
- Sait. s. N Neis Nenisbeo /
Yerlep, Winn., bar beluttet ifel9e
9ralteus Raao til b~erefter hun at
iivbe % BRUCE eamfunbets npe llbsa'
DC al 9anbitaos SalmebUs.
- 5prmano Sspme er bleuen iaa'
ulsset beore, at ban tunoe pare tiliteoe
peo Suoulelieu al Bait. Sees Nsnis.
beos airte / Milipaufee ben 24Oe
Rarts; ban bplot Snopteliestalsu.
Gait. sausiao i~triuer Iuart til.
irsOs ira Bella Coda. De bar life
be beuruuons MaaueOer bait ct eueite
SpsoOmstiliGloe; ale tribes 9oot; ri
bar be9puot reselmnsiiSe @uostieue.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
SpprsSmaai % Spar.

@n Opitrift paa sUo StiUeIie, iauoan iOm be bru9er ib'
ltprre 9aunories, er buao De eniter. Ser er ben.
Wheat Starch / OF.