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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24
A RACE FOR A LIFE.

n IS [ was first
mate OF the Moni-
GO, one OF the Red
line, and then one
"a tho best go
ing boats in the
Atinntic service.
: had ram across
(whilc The ship was
in dpckl from Liv-
erpocl to my home
near Doncaster to
goo my eiefer Pat
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24

Police Judge Campbell, of San Fran
cisco, joined the Salvation Army in
that city recently. Mrs. Bnllington
Booth is preaching there, and ut ono
her meetings the Judge stood up and
asked to be prayed for, and aitcrward
,oined tho Army, He does not expect
to don uniform and become It regular
warrior
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24

1t is announced that 1852 trains
leave and arrive at Chicago every day.
OF these 29i are through passenger
and mail, 6l0 local and Ais freight.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24

The most rapid growth IN the cx-
ports of Japan is in floor mattinss,
which now go to the United States
and Europe in lots OF 100, 900 bales at
n tioo
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24
Los Angeles, CAL, isn't SO pretty q
place as it was. Many oil derricks
have been put up within the city
limits, owing to discovery of oil.

London femininity proposes to have
women's theatre, for the glorifca-
ton of the New Woman, and to tho
utter exclusion of new and old men.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24

Gods tests are seldom known to
those who are being tested.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24
Prevents fluids from noi,ipg ovo,

n OVTIHUII Hts IHVtHIVU Il UeVICe TO
prevent any fluid from boiling over,
even on an open fire. 1t has specially
constructed perforated rim through
which the overflow returns to the pot.
One of the benefits of this system is
that milk can be kept boiling for a long
time, and thereby stcrilized milk, form
ing nutritious and healthy food for
babies, can be obtained.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24

The summer girl is great on changing
her suit She goes seward with dia-
monds and returns home with hearts,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24
Ono Effect Of the elections.

Since the political landslide of the
9th ult. there is not able increase of
courage among the organs of monop-
oily, which is manifested in demand
for n revision of the tariff in their in
terest. Courier-J ournul.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24

1t doesn't always pay to be too col
1t was the p-odigal boy wig, ate OF
fatted calf. N
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-09-19
CenSure Caffery.

The Democratic convention which
met at Morgan City Tuesday adop-
ted the following resolution of
censure to Senator Catfeay:
Whereas, the Hon. DonelsOn Gallery,
who holds IFS seat in the United States
Senate from Il Democratic Legislature,
has abandoned the Democracy to join its
enemies in conspiracy to fasten upon
this country a system of finance alike
unconstitutional and contrary to the in
terest and welfare of the American PEG
pie; and whereas, in allying himself
with the enemies of the Democratic par.
ty in order to defeat the Democratic no
minees for President and Vice President
of the United States, he has forfeited moi
only all claim to DO called Democrat
but he has also forfeited the right to re-
present the people and the Democracy of
Louisiana in the United States Senate.
Resolved, That We demand and re-
quire in behalf of an injured State and
a betrayed party, that the Hon. DOnel-
son Gallery return to the people and Il
the State he has ceased TO represent the
commission with which he has been en-
trusted by them.
Resolved. That in the event the said
DOnelsOn Gallery should refuse to resign
his seat in the United States Senate in
disregard to this demand, we do hereby
make known and proclaim to the Ameri
can people that, in behalf Of the Demo
cratic party and of the good people 81
Louisiana, We disavOw and repudiats
every word that he may say, every &C,
that he may perform and every vote thai
he may give as Il Senator from LOuisi
ana"
Gallery has a good job and al
the resolutions in the world will
not make him give it up.
The convention should have in
cluded Cleveland, Carlisle and the
rest of the Washington crowd il
the resolution with Gallery, al
they are no better than him.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-09-19
NOTICE.

st. MartinvilIe, La, Sept. IL. 1896.
Received from Messrs. II. Martin, 7. L.
BrOussard and ii. =. FOurnet, trustees Of
st. Martins Lodge 1923 knights of Ho.
nor. in full for BENEFICIARY certificate
No 1858. of my deceased husband Ra.
phael DeBlanc, Check No 23453. for Two
thousand dollars (S2.OOO,OW dated St
Louis. No.. August Gath 1896. drawn in
my favor by Jas. Mullegan. supreme
dictator. b. +. Nelson, supreme reporter
and John Branch. supeme treasurer. on
the National Bank Of Commerce Of St
Louis. Mo-, and accepted by said Bank
For which have this day delivered Be-
niticary certificate 1885, aforesaid.
Rosa G. DEBLANC,
ATTEST: r. MARTIN,
T. l.. BROUsSARD,
VI. p. FOURNET.
Trustees.
w. FLDMING,
Reporter Lodge 3323.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-09-19
K, of II. Insurance.

As will be seen elsewhere by a
receipt of Mrs. Rosa DeBlanc, the
insurance of her husband, the late
Raphael DeBlanc, in the Knights
of Honor order, for two thousand
dollars, was paid to her Monday.
The late Raphael DeBlanc had
become a member of the order on
October 18th 1887, and died June
10th 1896, during that time he had
paid in monthly assessments the
sum of $257,OO.
This is another proof of the be-
neGt and good of an insurance in
this order. Had not Mr.. DeBlanc
been insured i'm this order, he
would have left his family in po-
verify and want with nothing i'll
this world. Today she has her
insurance money $2,00O-if well
and judiciously invested, it is
enough to provide good living
for herself and young children.
Let the head and providers of
families reflect an instant of the
want and restitution that follow
their death, as was witnessed in
this very place when some days
past in two cases when the fathers
died it was necessary to raise mo-
ney by subscription to bury them,
for the simple reason they had not
provided for those who depended
upon them, they had no life insu-
rance.
The father of a family should
carry some life insurance, if their
means or incomes are small they
can carry a small insurance. The
Knights Of Honor issue policies
for $500 at small rate, so small
that no one has good reason not
to relieve his family from want
and restitution after his death
when they are in grief and sorrow.
Husbands and fathers think of
this seriously.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-09-19

The Democrats OF the Third
Congressional district held their
nominating convention at Morgan
City, Tuesday, and selected as the
standard bearer of the Democracy,
our young District Attorney, Ro-
bert +. Broussard.
There were two candidates,
Judge A. G. Allen, of Franklin,
and r. +. Broussard, of Iberia;
OH the first ballot the vote stood
Broussard So and Allen 81, it was
a close race, but BrOussard won
the prize.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-09-19
The Republicans.

Last Sunday the Mckinley Pro-
lection Club was permanently or
ganized with forty members on
its rolls. Mr.. c. H. SLUT was
elected President, DR.. A. C. Du-
rio, First Vice President and C..
f. Smedes Second Vice President.
and l.. c. Vautier Secretary.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved that we as white Re-
publican organization do hereby
endorse the nomination of the
Hons. VIM. Mckinley and Garrett
A. Hobart, as President and Vice
President of the United States
and unreservedly advocate their
election, and do firmly believe
that the protection offered by
their platform will enhance the
prosperity of our country.
BE it further resolved that we
pledge ourselves to do all in our
power TO prevent fraud against
our candidates.
BE it further resolved that we
denounce the present administra-
ton, as being the cause of the de-
probation of our agricultural pro-
ducts and commercial interest.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-09-19
K. F. BrOusSard.

My pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-09-19
II Saves the Croupy Children.

Seaview. Wave have a splendid sale
on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. and
our customers coming from far and
near. speak of it in the highest terms.
Many have said that their children
would have died of Group if Chamber
laln's Cough Remedy had not been ri.
ven.-kellam & Ourren. The % and so
cent sizes bottle for sale by T. J. Liable,
druggist.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-09-19

Be it further resolved that we
endorse the nomination of our fear
less leader friend, Judge Taylor
Beattie, as our Republican candi-
date for the Third Congressional
District, and pledge him our earn
est support for his election.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-09-19

Owing to Over-crOwding and bad ven
tilatiOn, the air of the schOOIrOom is Of
ten close and impure. and teachers and
pupils frequently suffer from lung and
throat troubles. To all such we would
say, try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
For coughs, colds, weak lungs and brOn-
chial troubles no other remedy can com
pare with it. Says A. G.. Freed. Super
intendent of Schools. Prairie Depot. O:
Having some knowledge of the efficacy
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, | have
no hesitation i'm recommending it to all
who suffer from coughs, lung troubles.
etc" For sale by T. J. Liable, druggist.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-09-19
Police Jury.

Thursday last, the 10th inst, a
special meeting of the Police Jury
was held. The object of this NEE
ting was to fix the polling places
in conformity with the new cleo
ton law. They reduced the num-
Der of polls from two to one in
each ward. In the first ward the
poll will be at the Court house,
second, at Carl Larson, Bayou
Chene, third ward, at Cleric Gau-
theirs, fourth at J. o. Bourdier's,
Breaux Bridge, fifth ward, at HUI
ron plantation.
A committee composed of Mes
srs. E. A. Duchamp and l.. C..
Gauthier was appointed to confer
with the town council i'm regard
to repairs which are necessary to
the bridge.
A resolution was also adopted,
authorizing the secretary to write
to Mr.. Julius Knuttschnitt, of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Co., in
regard to the extention of this
branch to Arnaudville, and if ia
vorably acted upon, the police ju-
ry will see to secure the right of
way, depot grounds and other in
ducements for the immediate
building of said branch.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-09-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State OF Louisiana, Parish of st. Martin,
10Th Judicial District Court,
NO9379
BANK OF ST. MARTINvILLE,
vs,
CHARLES D'AQUIN.

BY virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias
issued i'm the above entitled and num-
bered suit and to me directed BY the
Hon. 18th Judicial District Court i'm and
for the Parish of st. Martin, dated the
10Th day Of June 1896. have seized and
will proceed TO sell at Public Auction to
the last and highest bidder at the Court
house door in the Town of st. Martini
vile between the legal hours on
Saturday the 26tp day of
September 1896
the following described property to wit
1. Town Lot bounded North by Bien-
venu. East by Gueriniere, South DO Ma
Olson street and West by Mrs. dc Lau-
real. together with said Lot all the
Buildings and Improvements thereon
erected and thereto belonging.
Seized and sold to satisfy said above
mentioned.
Terms and conditions CASH.
Sheriff's office this 18th day of August
A. ID. 1875. D. REFS,
Sheriff.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-09-19

Mr.. A. V. Fournet repaired
and remodeled his home on Bridge
street, and it is now one of the
elegant residences in town.
The cotton market is very un-
steady and uncertain at this time.
This town is almost at the
point of experiencing a water ia
mine. A large number of families
are without drinking water and
the wells are drying up. There is
a general scarcity of water.
AT this dry time every pre-
caution against fire should be ia
ken, because a fire now could only
be controlled with great difficulty.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-09-19

MY boy came home from school one
day with his hand badly lecerated and
bleeding, and suffering great pain
says Mr.. +. J. Schall. with Meyer Bros
Drug Co., St. Louis, Mo. IL dressed the
wound, and applied Chamberlain's Pain
Balm freely. All pain ceased. and in a
remarkably short time 1t healed with
out leaving scar. For wounds, sprains,
swellings and rheumatism know of no
medicine or prescription equal 70 it. !
know of no medicine or prescription
equal TO it. | consider it a household
necessity" The % and so cent sizes for
sale by r. j. Liable. druggist.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-09-19

This little blank space properly
and judiciously used, can trans
form a half bursted commercial
establishment into a prosperous
business house. Try it,.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-01
Bio geno, Chippewa Go, Winn.

@intsren bar Der, Tom paa be Neite andre
Steoer, pCret milDere eno paa Here aar.
Den lite Ipril fit ri omtrent Ell SOB Sne,
'om bar neget tiGrtommen for ben tsrre
Sorb; men nu CT ben for bet mreite bort
imeltet, iua bet ier M til, at ri 6armcre
faar bet traoelt meO @uararbrioet.
s bet &irtclige CT Der for 3iocn itiae %
roli9t. @i b~etjcnes al Eeu. 8. e. Solietb
at ben norlc SDltooe, iom nu bar beticnt
ocnnc MenisbcO i OOer 20 aar, % bet CT See
bis moi for, at bun er sOot lift.
GOr uogle @or tilbagt baoOe hi Der en-
Notwithstanding, men Den blep life megct
lan9lipet. SuDcn ct Nar bar oeu bob; 8es
oipftbeDen ON Sruttentabens @eoeritpsses
li9beO bar piit life trGn9t oDbt iuo | De
ieite. Rel, ie9 iDres, at Den beoitc Niboloss
~forening oiloc bore, at Menigbeoeu anitreugte
iig for at iua inOfsrt uisie 6orbolOsre9ler
imoO ben iau ON ig G~ribcnOe 9alt. 6or
Grempel, at life nc8cn tlloc 9oa ino poa
no0en Suloou for iclo al brittle eucr at 9ipt
at brittle, iomt life at BRUCE bcruicnoe Srittc
oeo @rDlupper, @t9raOclier, Sulelag, Sugs
naer % andre ~iaaoaune Sammcntomiter.
Sa, bill be bel iige, men bet piloe blioe at
sipe Slip paa formeget al 6ribcocn.
Gu al pig Seuo Wcuigbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-01
Stor Solfefeit
% International SangerNepne
M%inueapoIis n~ofiainss SpB'
ming Senbag ben II. 0iai
ST. 3 Gftermiho1g.

Som olersoe ier omtalt, bar Gle Bun
Document aOmiteen isrset for afbolOeIit
al en- i~torartet 6olteieit / minneapolis OsO
3sSiOen paa GitermiOoaseu ben l7oe Wui,
Ut neutrality-suspicious. auditorium
Tom bar Siboeplaoie for 5000 9srioper, ben
Gag blir for tibet, fan pei life bctpioles, pa
ao0angen CT tat til % Gents, men gtuleOs
ming til at iaa reisrpersoe 9iaoie / Qaricttst
% 4artsttreOien for so Gents. SnOtrsten
~tilfalOsr Ole guQ Wonumentionost, iom M
tabis trbbsr opao.
Soften maa figss at bare sustuusnoe | fl
5lc9s, ioet 4 Norife, 5 Sosnfe % 2 tpfe
SongiOrsriuecr fra ct. paul os Minuea:
polis oeo oenne anltbnius oil laoe os bsrt
fine beOfte Sanse.
5 ugeOis bar be spet fig r,eO uo%aulis3bGrs
oigbeo for at sisre fit geofte, ioet be ale
peo berne anleoning firmper for at binOt
ia en- al be 3 qrRmier, Tom er uoiat for
DC Songforcninger, Der eisr fine Eager beOit.
Sisie disadvantages, boornf be to
~ofiiciellc tiliienOes ben beoite og nGitbeoft
SongfOrenins af 5 BERTH reoiatte Ruuts
oommsre, mcosns Siltienotlieu al ben 3oie
obcrlaOes bet tilitebepGrenoe Qubtitum, ioet
bier iom bar Billet faar Ell Stcmmcliite
Tom ban pco llosangen aile0erer, cfter at
bape mGrtet ben Sangforening, Iom efter
bans Mening f~ortiener bgift arertieroefie,
b~etuar al en- fin Saugerfltefanc, prrO
$4,000, ct amcritunf SiltefIus, barb 5000
oS ct Sritteborn af Sslo, mooeacret al
giaeobugger 6islOe FONT ~ciieteret af 3uoe=
ler See os pGrOiut til $4,000. Gen iicfe
ct ben QrGnrie iom beitemnes of 5ilbsrcrne.
Sc Sangforeninser, iom toTmer til at bel
tage / @GOOetampen, ct forfeit paa be to
gDcr iom ielger:
W tn~nedpolts
Norite: "NoromGnoenes", H@rico".
Soente: "Srpbeus", Allnge Spca".
SDt: "5robfnu".
ct. 9aut:
NorTe: "gloromGnbenes1, "Rorgcs Gtto".
Soenf: ~Sueute Sausere".
SDf: "Goncoroia".
Sc forfielige Sunsnumre bill iencrc blioc
meOOelt. SesuOen biz 6ru sgnes Staberq
Sal, ben bcrsmte ~ipenfe @uttergal, eioc 2
Soprano Soloer, San,'g betienOte Crfeitcr
bill ipile 3 Numre, MinnsIotus melt bel.
talenOe Wano, Son. Sgnutius 9ornelID, bill
bOlOe 6ettulen, og 6ieloes 9 SOB bsie Statue
at Gle Bull bill paa Scenen blipe a~iIlsret
al 6rsfen aaroline 8sctmar, Or. 9sct.
mans patre attenaarige Satter.
llmiooelbart eiter Soften bill Ststten blibe
neOpattet for at ienbes til gsip 9ort, bpor
ben ital itsbes / Bronco, iaa bet bill bliUe
baaoe fsrite o9 iiOite anleoning, 9ublifum
bar at ie S%ineobugger 6ielocs fore Meiter:
pGrt, fsr Ststten ben l7be mai rGite aar
blir enoslig ~ufileret / ben part, bpor ben
ifal itaa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-01
satprenee, sSbateom Co., sSaib

9pbateom Gouutp sr bet nprbpettlt9e
@cuntb / be Gorensbs Gtutcr os srrnoler
Soalepcs til bcnocs MaieftGts 9roptnos .
6. 9aprence er ct ubctpoeli9t Steo, Vel
bar Sutii, 9Otbus, Sass os SdslpaanmsAe
unoer ct. 9pen lisser peo Seattle, sate
Shore & Gaitsrn q. g., iom gaar ira oedttle
til Suntington, .. 6.
Ser uos oripes Ell MGnsoe Sa9s % Sa9'
,nooumsacr. men paa 8runo af be oaarlige
Siber | giten bar be itaact title nGItsn ! belle
9iuter, iaa Der bar pGrct n,e9en aroetos'
lssbee, men nu bar be feite az Dem 9lenop'
taset Sriftsn.
sspr en- 5 Iar foen bar Der ubers Sfoos
mee arar fra s til 10 Sob / SpGrinit, men
M er en- flor Gel at Oisie etOpe i%orodnOlet
til bel opoprtsoe Garmc, life iaa tore iOu'
be / gien, men Gurme paa fra 20 til AZ
Neres.
ser brises for bet meite mco 6rnst', Ss'
ga Rreoturabl. 9Gblsr betales ! Slenneni'
init meo rs Gsnts pr. Suibel, Spsfsner
meo 2 Gents pr. Quub; % oa Der nn ct
anlaqt ct Sprtebus / Nep @bateonr, II W''
berfra, iaa bill Der blipe COB afi9tntns.
@batcom or Ell gp poa 1000 Snobpsser'
oa er belissenoe seo 9uaet Souno, os Dbl
bar hi uomGriet 9luntepei. so iGlses Ior
s8 a $40 pr. 9on, os Ri ADLER siennsmlnif'
Tia 8 IONS pr. siere. aisr ioiter $50 pr
Stsife, % ba Smsrpriien ~iielben er unoer
20 Gents pr. 9unb, iaa betaler bet fS soof'
areaturerne bebspsr life at iperes Der 'aa
l9nss Tom I Gitsn.
@eo 9apr.nes er Der M %orson'isrsf en-
uprif lutbsra Wsnisbsp, Tom eisr FIN essn
airis. Sen ttItsrsr s1aoosa % bstisHss q
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-01

Ia bet maa aniuaes at mango uosu6Ds
bosuOe Golt enisr at bare mto paa otpnt
itoraritOs SBttenos Wai SET, % bette trts
i%tadsnce S~unatrfrpne, bar somitesu fadtt
prOntt bet i%daltoss, at nosnbDs, Tom snfer
at optrorre 6eitsn, fan iaa 8eouttiou I
9ernbantirogtsn. ara ole Stattontr Z
Rtrntiota, gaiseoufn, Soipd, 9orps o. SBt
Eatota, Ian man | antcoujug al otuHe Set
faa Cur % Rsturs gtatt ior en- o. tn Ere,
oisOel at ben alminotligt Urls. Elsie 8c,
Ouitioncr crbolocs paa ~islgeu0e Raaos:
ali b0iltsniombelt lib titsr ben lloe Tai
Tan mon iisbt BILLET fra beotommcnoc Sta,
tion til minneapolis for futO gris. Mon
Der iaa agcntcr ON ct Getiifiut ON, at man
bar iisbt Billet for at gaa til sIbe Cts Pun
Singiug tournament.
9ette Gertiftat maa bco Slutningtn Of
Songerisien i~oreUiies Gle Pun Gomitesus
Glert, fremme bcO 1tsncu paa auoitoriet.
Set paategues 90 btgrGitcs oa al BAN, %
naar bet D~erciter f~ortpiies peb Statioucn /
Wiuneopolis inOtn ben l9Ot mai, faar man
Getnrbiaet for en- SrsOieOtl at ben nlmiuots
lige qris.
uoefbDs, icm snfer at fire ia aooe Qloos
fer OeO Soften, bsr, bclit for Otn lite Wai
inoicnoe Crbres for reicrorrcoc Qlaoitr, Der
tOmmer til at tote 80 Gents bocr, til Gle
9ul SOmitecns Glerf, 6r. 6r,or. g9oagc,
9l3 q. q. 2ife @log, Wturcapoli5. 81
otl pa blioe ftret be beoIts Qlapicr, for g0s
ialgct, Tom uo6ue5 ben lite Dlai, bc8Buocr.
Set beOitc ct for Here / en- 9D at ilaa fq
iammcn 90 icnoe iuO Croren for giletttr
for ale paa en- Sang.
8eierocrebe Qlaoier q 30 Geuts % 2ooe.
qlaoier a IS 6euts, crbolOcs fra ben lite
Mai / Winneupolis I ". 4. 7Dcr & Bros.
Mtuftbanoct, 500 Ricoaet ape,, % / ct.
PAUL / Gouooer Wuft Sos gutif.
Sans GrccGercc, Stoter5 @ubcrnBr, bill
iammcn mco fin Stab / iuIO Uniform ODER
OGr Ieiteu, og tire al be ~iorrcite gOacr pau
boire SIDE er paa @ubcrnsrcns ipsciells ans
moOning bleOct reicrOerct for BAN % Stobtn
meo Gamer.
Sommcrne / Statcns SsicItcrct oit osiaa
beGre Sargcricitcn mso fit RGrOrr, ligsiom
bet ontaqss, at ale Stotens sDri9e GmbCoss
mrno mco Gamer bill bore tiIitcoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-01
Belgrade, stearns Co., Iinn

Set er nltget iisloent at Re noaet | Seres
Greoe glao fra Dor file gD, men Der gioes M
en- ipctiel anlepuing.
Greouger ben l3ce Starts bGnote nemlia
BEN i~srgelige klDtfe, at Dor i0aes 0en
eutug Z. Slior, iom par Gitr of en- lioen
Wsatforretniug Der / 9Der, beo ct 5ilfeloe
blep ~faftbGn9enoe / Sripremmen fra Was
%tinertet % bleo ilGrgt ruuot, inbtil ban |
en- aloeIcs bepiOtlss os f%oriluaet 5iltano
bleo ficrnet fra ionlme. Sr. Sliou Tom bog
til @coioibeo i9ieu, men Ssoen paafulgte
bog inoen ct Bar Simers Sio. Sc pnts
tringitaoenOe og tiai9e hans SiGlsisrssr bar
BOG bet forpis icligc 0aab, at ban it panore
Siem iii fin 6relier. Sr. Cliou efterlaOer
i9 Ell tor @cnnetreos, oa ban bar en- iiels
ben elituGrOig og itiae Mano, ug ct biit en-
al be iao, Der life cfterlaosr is nOgen llpen.
Gn buurot ~iergenbe Gnte, iDg cg necbrnot
iom bun or, fsler bog Sabst al fin iirre
SGgteirle bsieit at ale.
@bap Sioerne Der oppe angaar er be me9et
TRANCE for be fleite, oa Di paa Here aor lite
bar bupt no9en iDnoerlig COB aoling %
tiaiGe ppcrmuooe imaa Qriicr paa omtrert
ole Slags Sarnterprooutter. 9i bar bog
enonu bet 6aab, at en- 6oranoring til bet
beore mart maa fommc. Ser er | bet iofte
@ar bDoQet Here Meierier omtrins Ter, boils
fct hi tror bill blipe til en- frlcs GOroel iaas
pel for 9D iom for 2anomanoen. @cirst
bar brret milot og COB onttrent belle Itrs
teren, men bet er opermuobe tort, ioa port
fGQcg Enfc MI er at faa ct ecot beoers
tuG9enoe &e9n.
eunobepstilftauoer bar brrct maaoeli9,
bet bar prret mango iuaocl / SD iom / gb9o
paa Sperliitcn, BOG cr bet MI me9et beore,
"a hi baobcr, naur ben miloe @aariol TOMS
mer, alt bill faa mt Sip % Selie. Dor gp
bar life ooret mcoet be iioite 3 aar. vi bar
ct SnobDggcrautul at Omtrent 500, iartmeu'
tat al mango forIielise Nationaliteter, bog
leper hi ale / en- me9ct COB Toritaaelie rieo
bueranore. 9i bar en- GOD Stole, bpts aGs
rerc orbeioer ntep tor Ntotirrbeo Tor ut
ioa piotioc Sab. Quu bet tirteli9e Snns
roobe er hi bel reprricnteret. vi bar lalf
4 airtcr, TOM rcprGientcrer ben norite Sps
ncoe, Observation-Disclosures og bet Dtetboi
pifite pg bet tatbOlie SamianO.
Ibounent.