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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-10-06

Our lunch baskets az great con-
venience and they are tree vi b cur
school shoes. Planners.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-10-06

Get pair of school shoes and 9
lunch basket at Palmer's.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-10-06

Every merchant in Georgia is in
vIted to ask he Owning com uany for
prices on groceries and iced. If
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LOST.


r OST-GOLD SEAL RING, BLOODSTONE.
II Finder will be rewarded by returning to
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Orders to discontinue subscriptions and ad-
vertisements must he in writing.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-10-06

NOTICE OF LOCAL LEGISLATION
Notice is hereby given TO the public that al
the next ses ion Of the gisl ture there will he
an application for TIE passage OF l. cal bill the
title OF which Will be: An act entitled an act
to amend the charter of tie city OF brunswick
and for oti er purposes"
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-10-06

Party slippers. all colors aud in two
straps at Palmer's.
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Official Organ of the City Of Bruins
wick and County Of GIynn.
TO SUBSCRIBERS /:

Subscribers are requested to notify the office
when they fail to get any issue of The TIMES.
Attention to this matter Will be appreciated by
the management
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-10-06

Never before sold for less but your
locality we nave decided to make special
every reader OF this opportunity strictly
class 60 buggy at the lowest price
$4,000 and coupon we viii ship this handsome buggy securely
packed Grated delivered
opportunity to get thoroughly High Grade Buggy
cheap buggy but as strictly highgTade vehicle If you
400 different styles Vehicles Harness
and upwards Money refunded arrival
TO obtain this special price - - 49,
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Advertising rates will be furnished on APP
plcahon.
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ODC-(eDIo N0d Column

Under this head advertisements wi Il e
inserted for one cent a word for The first In
sertiOn, and for every insertion thereafter
at the rate of half "a cent n word. No adj
vertisement will be taken for less than ten
cents. Cash in advance invariably re-
CURED for all advertisements in this col
umn. 80.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-10-06

School books at Dunn's.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-10-06

VTERY PLEASANT SLEEPING ROOMS
' and Office to rent in the }. b. Wright build
ing, corner of Newcastle and Gloucester streets.
Inquire at 203 Newcastle street. 9-l2-lm
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-10-06

grounds.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Continued from Fifteenth Page.
Mrs ] G Foulk, Mr. Dixon and brother J
c Twinan, c Mcleod, T l. Borum, +
NJ Davidson, l. w Redd, b III Rawls, y
Roesnbaum, J Lowe. Miss Duncon, Mrs NJ
A Duncon, w NJ Blount, Rev. A ] Chears,
r l. Doughty, J Rich. II Rosenbaum, y
Coleman, 10 kiskel Miss Chears, Mrs. y
Thompson, b Dannis, II b Williams, DIT.
Mason, J l. Samuel, J ] Gordon, 4 VIII
Jams, J w Clark.
Per steamship Itasca for Baltimore
Mrs NJ ID Wilson, James Nc.
Ginnis, Mrs Wainwright, o u
Gibson and child, d Renfroe NJ Cohens
Mrs. Il. 5. Monroe and child. Thurstons
r Black, Mrs. A Howard, O O Ozrai and
wife, Mrs Hasam, Mrs. S Black, Mrs.
Butler A N Winstool. c Samtesca. Mrs.
Virginia Fields. L c Armstrong; NJ f Mey-
err. II w liulfe, Mrs. A Koh.er, J A Guns
ningham, Mrs A + Lamhart, J w Culpep-
per. G + Spates. Mrs. Fannie Howardt
Il 5 Wylly and wife, Miss Haslam, Miss
O'Brien, Mrs. b, Black George kohlera
j Mankeiwlcz, d Robinson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15

or and George Summerlin fell out about
some cattle stealing that has been going
on I'm the lower part of Osceo.a county. for
which Shiver was arrested ana bound over
20 The circuit court a short time ago The
AFFAIR eliminated when the parties met
near Mulberry Mound. on the fateful
morning. Shiver's wife took hand IN the
shooting and only stopped because she saw
that her husband was wounded.
The Southern Tile and Artificial Stone
Company is a new corporation at Jack
sonvilie. with capital Of $4,000. The gem
erai nature ~ its business viii be to man
ufacture artificial stone and tile-
Prof. y. W. Collier the president of the
Florida Colored Baptist Academy, in
Campbens Addition, is much pleased over
the results of his work in behalf OF that
Institution since the beginning OF the sum
mer vacation.
Orlando Correspondence: The velvet
bean is growing in popular favor as it Is
more generally tested. The acreage plant
ed in this bean this year is ten times great
er than in any former year. II is fully
sustaining its reputation as a renewer Of
land while 30 furnishes more stock feed
to the acre than any other plant known in
the state.
Mrs. VIII Morrison. who lives one mile
north Of Hawthorn. has probably the
smallest baby girl in Florida 1t is six
weeks old. and now weighs two and one
half pounds. At birth it's weight was one
pound. fourteen ounces. 1t is perfectly
healthy, cries. laughs loves to ride in
buggy, and up TO date has had 153 callers.
Jacksonville Citizen: When winter
comes in other lands It's Florida's jubi-
lee, and joy breaks forth on every hand
and laughs from sea TO sea And when
our groves shall bloom again, not even
the frogs shall croak. Wen teach the birds
the sons Of men. in English as she's
spoke" no richer land on all the earth re-
calls the days of old, than this whose
dews kiss maiden sands, and love them
into gold.
Tarpon Herald: The fishing industry Of
Tampa is one of its most important and
valuable. 1t gives employment to a large
number Of vessels two OF them being
steamers Three large firms are engaged
In it, and their combined capital exceeds
$4,000 They occupy large, spacious ana
well-ftted docks on the river front south
of Jackson street. with a railroad track
on the Ashley street front, on which ex-
press and freight cars are loaded 10 fill
orders In distant cities. The total bust
ness Of the past year amounted TO about
quarter of a million dollars and IL is
agreed by all authorities that 10 will be
much increased during the coming year
counting the year TO commence with the
open season.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15
WEDDING AT DAVISBORO.
c. l.. Brewer Leads Miss saIIie E.
Dudley TO the Altar.

Dudiey 10 the altar.
Davisboro, Ga, Aug. 1.-THE wedding OF
Miss Sallie e Dudley to Mr. Claud L.
Brewer at the Baptist church was decided
ly the social event of the season here.
Promptly at o'clock the hour set for the
occasion the bride entered the church,
leaning on the arm of her cousin, Mr.. Rob-
ert Lee Smith of Sandersville. whose duty
it was to give her away AZ the same time,
the groom with Mr.. Cassie Brewer.
brother. as best man, entered the left aisle
preceded by the ushers. Messrs. James
Kennedy Gordon and Willet b. Holmes.
While the young couple stood under a
large canopy of illusion, the ceremony,
which united them was performed in elo-
quent and well chosen words by Or. T. ].
Beck, pastor of the church.
The bride was becomlngly gowned in a
stylish travelling costume Of gray, and car
ried the conventional bouquet of Marechal
Neil and La France roses. She is the
daughter Of MIR. c. A. Dudley OF this coun-
~, and is a social favorite.
Mr.. Brewer is a young man of sterling
moral worth. who Is rapidly forging his
way TO the front In the business world He
is at the head of the Davishoro Mercantile
Company, doing "A large supply business
TO planters in this section OF Georgia
At 2:30 o'clock they lcft on the east
bound train for their wedding journey
carrying the best wishes Of a host Of
friends
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15
BUDGET FROM DOUGLAS.
A breezy Batch Of News From a Live
~ Town.

- INV
Douglas. Ga. Aug. 14.-Nr. Lee has as
sumed the management of E. a. Bucks
new hotel Ethel
City Marshal Woodcock has resigned.
and L. f.. Hammond has been appointed
marshal Of Douglas
Mrs Henry Vickers, sr., died on Tues
day, after a three months illness, at her
home. nine miles west of Douglas. She
leaves a husband. several children and
friends innumerable to mourn her loss.
Z. \. Buck Is having his commodious
new store on the corner of Ward and
College streets neatly fitted up in the in
terror. 1t will be occupied by w. A. Nc
Rae
John NJ. Lott ST.. yesterday sold to
Sheriff w. M. Tanner neat suburban
home.
II. Ellis OF Garrant has contracted for
the purchase of a home in Douglas.
Phillip Sellers of Edith, Ga. has award
ed the contract for the thorough compile
ton Of his large and elegant residence,
and Will move to Douglas in the fall
Jile ]. Lott Is moving his tie camp to
Nichols-not that he can get timber any
cheaper, but the Waycross Air Line rail-
road gives him much better freight rates
than the Douglas and Mcdonald Railroad
Company The people OF Douglas are not
kickers, but the complaint is universal
that this company should sufficiently APP
preciate the help given them by Douglas
shippers 20 aid In having an express Office
established here. as II would do more
business than any express office between
Albany and Brunswick, except Triton and
Waycross, and the miserable old caboose
Of makcshift for a passenger coach
should boy this time at least give place 20
q sccond-class passenger coach. with some
comforts attached. They charge and re-
ceivc the commissions limit FOR freight
ana passage, and Il Is conceded by COM
potent Judges, who. however, do not wish
10 Doc understood as debating TO the j.
3. Bailey Company. that the road ls do
ing "a paying business. Douglas nnan-
cicrs aided with their money in the com.
pletion Of The road To Douglas, ana they
do feel some accommodation In travel and
tNprossago should bc shown by the conn
pauy Douglas people and villages con.
ieuouE have tO ride through the coun-
tfy from twenty to twenty-five miles Ia
I The Hruus wick aud Western railroad IA
see express mnttcr whom the conductor
on thO Douglass ana Mcdonald railroad
could easily OCT aF express messenger and
hrnr 81 10 our doors ut no additional
expense Co Che company hut would o.
cCiFD additional pay therefor
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGEs.
from thirst and hunger under ferce, coz.

from thirst and hunger under a fierce, cop-
perry sky.
The history of Yuma abounds in stories
of people who have started out from there
in midsummer to go to gold mines across
the deserts, and have never been heard
from again. Sometimes the mirage on the
desert is that of the ocean with great ships
sailing on it, This is a reflection of the
Pacific coast, along the shores of South
ern California-some 200 miles west. Then
an hour later there may be a magnif-
cent scene lin the heavens, just enough
above the horizon to make it appear tina
more natural and tantalizing) of a water
fall amid rocks and in a copse of green
trees. This is a reflection of scenes away
up in the Yosemite valley, some $50 miles
northwest. Often there are mirages Of
fields Of alfalfa, in which cattle are brows-
ing knee-keep. AMI of irrigating bitches
running full with clear water. Sometimes
these mirages will remain for an hour, as
clear and distinct as If they were the land-
scape, and then on a shifting Of the hos
wind or clouds they will disappear as Il
by magic, to be followed by another aud
entirely different scene
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15

Pecan trees IN Pensacola are being Dc.
nuded OF foliage by caterpnlars
il is estimated Tint Orlando has 500 bl.
cycles The number Is being increased ev.
cry week
Harvesting crops ana cutting crosstles
nave greatly relieved the storm stricken
people OK AIaehua and Levy counties.
a. a. Rice Of Jacksonville was found
peaa az hia wifea SIDE DO their rooms IN
me Reed hnidine corner OF BAY and
ocean slroeu. The cause Of hls dr,tb a.
supposed TO be- heart failure.
Jacksonville Metropolis. Tho keroseno oil
90 an aid 20 hndunr fires has malm,d
nna Killed a dozen children BOB Florld,
Nlihln o. year, and thern Gro mulIons m
in' hsni"ood knots accessible 20 40.
Tho klsfimmer Valley taus ib. .to,, -
battle in ihe woods Detneen tno proml.
noni cattle men between whom bad tio,a
Nap existed ior some time. WHDufn shly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15
IN ARIZONA WHERE IT IS HOT.
Ncarness of the Colorado Desert
Gives Yuma Warm Distinction.

NfAFhfNN NA NhF btNAEN
Gives Yuma Warm Distinction.
Yuma (Ariz,) Correspondence OF the Globe
Democrat.
All. you people In the eastern states. and
especially you who abide IN the great ci-
ties and who flee to mountains and seat
shore resorts these summer days. as 10
before an advancing plague. because OF
what you term 1.-THE horrors OF the heat
ga term what would you 90 II you were
living down here In Yuma, Ariz.. on the
banks Of the lazy. muddy Colorado river.
these midsummer days2 What would you
think of a summer In the most sitting and
sizzling hot town IN the whole United
States, whore Tor weeks at "a time the
temperature ranges from "a degrees TO 125
degrees above zero. ana FOE some days 10
goes oven 60 l25 degreos in the shade.
whore the Inhabitants remark upon the
GOODNESS ol the atmosphere when tho mrr.
curry ln the daylight hours b. in the neigh
burhnod ~ rp degrees Perhaps you say
you'd die before che summer passed. ana
that no one hut Indian savnHpa could enc
dure such "a climate very long. uuf you
are wrong. Nui ono pfrson ln 9Ouu ever
dies here from such solar heat, and there
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15

Per steamship Gate city for New York"
1873 bales domcstics and yarns 100 bbls cot
ton seed oil. 1858 bbls rosin. iiS bbls spir1
its turpentine, ai32 feet lumber, AZ bdls
hides IS turtles. iSt bbls fruit. iiS boxes
fruit l6 tons pig iron. 25S pkge mdso.
Per steamship ltasca FOR Baltmore-.
32 bales upland cotton, 1870 bhls rosin, %
bbls spirits turrentine. i27,oS6 feet lumpers
bbls rosin OIL. 10 casks clay, i7j sacks c.ays
25G pkgs mdse 100 bhls pitch ga bdls hides
and wool, 81 pkgs domestlcs and yarns
23S bbls ochrc.
Per Norwegian ship Thor, for Harburg-
$3.50 barrels rosln valued az l5,J6g-Pater-
son, Downing & Co.
Per schr Jennie Thomas, for Baltimore
4s795S feet pitch pine lumbcr-DiNois
Mitchell & co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15
TOPICS AT Triton.
Base BalI-site for New Hallway De-
pOt-Other Matters.


Triton. Aug. 1.-THE game Of bal here
Saturday between Adel and Triton result
ed IN a walk-over for Triton. The score
was: Triton, "a; Abel T.
supt Durham of the Plant system,
Supt. Haines Of the Brunswick and West
ern road Col Goodyear and other officials
Of the Plant system all spent yesterday
here in their private car viewing a site
for the new depot that has been ordered
butt by the Georgia railroad commission
ers.
The new and improved cotton gin
built by Dink Walker. turned out its first
bale on Monday of this week. 1t is known
as the Munger system and has capacity
OF thirty bales a day. This adds another
industry to the already growing list of the
little city of the pines
j. n. Parks, general merchan-
disc store, was closed here
to-d9y by the sheriff on judgments held
by Dunlop of Macon, the Brunswick Gro
Gerry Company and others
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15
FLORIDA TOBACCO.
Manntee County Has n Good Crop
aud VIII Plant More.

Braidentown, Fla, Aug. 1.-THE tobacco
growers are selling their tobacco for fan
cy prices and are making great prepara-
tons FOR another CROP More tobacco will
be planted IN Manatee county the coming
season than anything else. as Il Is now an
assured fact that the tobacco Is all that
has been claimed FOR It. II has been pro-
nouncod by Cuban experts 20 equal Il not
superior 20 many Cuban wrappers.
The general mercantile establishment Of
A. j. Adams was consumed hy fire last
night about ~ o'clock The origin of the
are 81 unknown, as d was discovered too
late 20 form "a conclusion. Maj Adams
carried the largest stock of any general
merchant la the county. an OF which was
covered hy very small Insurance, not
sufficient 90 pay half the loss
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15

Kirkland. Ca. AUG N-G 4. Crimson
& CO.'S turpenunc stlli with about sixty
barrels of crude rofIn. situated seven miles
south of this place. VAS destroyed hy fire
about o'clock yesterday morning. caused
hy "a charge of roHu boiling over.
Mr David kirkland WnH thrown by nn
unhrokeu mule yesterday against a trnr.
.ououflt lniunnr hlH hlps
Tho crops ln tAis section ore exception
ALLY soQ1.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15

Per Florida Contra. and Poninsular rlil-
road. Aug. 1i-S bales cotton. cars WOOD
Z ears lumber, 9 cars mdse. . cars phoac-
phato, : car tobacco. 2 cars vogoiahless
I car apples. cars coal, ga bbla roalnt
a2I bba spirits.
Per Central Of Georgia railway Au3s
Al bale cotton.
Per Georgia and Alabama railway Aus
1A-ls bnla rosln, 30 casks spirits. p cars
lumber . car iuga cars corn, 4 car meis
ouH. . cars wood
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15

Tonnillo, Co. Aug. tf-Laet nirht
George Howard anu Mitchell Harris cole
orsd. Eot lnt9 400 alteration ln Strange
Town. "a suburb 0f TennHle. George eliot
Mitchell With pistol which George nI-
leRes hc took from Mitchell 81. hr was
trying 40 shoot hlm George Howard WAC
arrested, Mitchell dIsl Whfrr d. nm. a..
eng ahoi in mg ioft breast ntug back
~ thc ltfi nipple.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15
FOR BEAUFORT AND BLUFFTON.

Steamer Clifton leaves foot Bull street
at $50 a. m. Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. Stopping at Bluffton on Friday.
Returning via Button on Monday.
H. S. WESTCOTT, Agent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15
BOSTON
PHILADELPHIA.
AND THE EAST.
SPEED-G0MFORT AND SAFETY,

Unsurpassed cabin accommodations Sea
spray baths; electric lights all night: nm
excelled tables; improved ventilation ana
sanitary plumbing.
The express steamships of this line ara
appointed to sail from Savannah
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15
FARE TO PHILADELPHIA.

Through tickets and bills of ladng to all
eastern and northwestern points, and 10
the principal ports of Europe.
For information, apply to
W. G. BREWER, E. w. SMITH
Ticket Agent. Contracting Freight Agt.
80 Bull Street. 13 Bay Street, East
r. G. IRRELEVANT, Agent, Savannah, Ca
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-15
TO NEW YORK.
FARE TO NEW YORK.

Cabin..........$2OO 90 intermediate. .s1s %
EXcursion..... 80 90 Excursion. "a 90
Steerage, 1000.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-05
Sicily cafe 1arf Sarmebien

"Wlcn gIenmer life at 9Iere pei pg meb'
belle! Obi iaaoanne Giiere bebage @uo pel.
Gb. -, 10.
ut antage fig fattige, iorGlorelBie Smua
foripr9e bent meo DAB % alGoer % 9iue
Dem en- GOD i~riiteli9 GpOraselic, iaa DC Tan
lGre at flenoe ug elite i'm @uO % 6reIier core
er Sarnebiemmets @lernin9. Set err pisa
ielig pgiaa Ell al De Maaoer, bporpaa b, tar
giprc pei % meOoele brinSe Slfere, icnI
"bebage @uo pei. Set or til oerne @ier,
nin9s ubiprelle ri beoer: 9jGlp GATE Bari
8arnebIem.
3pSe Smaa er Gllereoe optogne peo bette
SIenl, o9 Der iorelis9er %guissuinger ira
mango Here.
Sisie Smou lfal iBoeS o. tlHSes, 9GrerC
% EIeltere Ipnnes, % ell @IGlo paa $1,000
betales. MDbler og &usbUlOuin8saieuitan,
be nIaa p9iaa Ill ioritaifes. Gubuer, ipm
bill t9ute Iiot pan bette, ian let f~orItaa, al
Der er iGrli9 SiGlp netpp III. Nteu Der CT
o9iua mango. ipm siernc oil "gipre pcl %
meooele", naar De fuu ueo, bpor SiRlper
trGu9es. 3eripr fun Oisie iaa Orb. "Gn rcl
og ubeimittet 6%uosbprtelie for @uo % ia
Oereu CT cenne, at beige 5aocrleie % GHfer
/ oeres 3rGngiel, at beuare itg ielu ubeimits
tet for Seroen." SAT. 1, 81
"@uo ellter en- 9lao @iper."
8. u. @aarosmoe, 9osiercr,
GATE Fart, Niium.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-05
Gpao Tranfrig table mnoer
.oen tpf=iranife 6rig.

Zen italisnIfe Statiititsr Socio. er
tommsn til fslgenbs Gal: Cab al Wtens
neIfelip 10000. Oeriblanot $4,000
Tom faIbt pda Slasmarten, $4,000, ION
psbe / Trantris at fine Saar, og 2O,s
600, ION Dsos / tpif 5angenftab. Der
til tummer 477,4OO Muno, ION paa
9runo at arissn blsu tiensItuppstige, bers
at $4,000 Ipm 6slse of fine Saur paa
e laemarten, 11,400 pau 8runo at
lIlptter unbsr Marider, og $4,000
pua @runo at Spgcpmme os 2ioelier pg
Npb at snbpsr Dirt. 5runfris baroe itte
minore snb 100000 flere 8soe END fine
MoDitanoers, bois Sab bar $4,000
Manb beoe.
Srantrigss Sprmuestab par fslgenoe:
Miftars ncgifter 1897 Miaioner;
notwithstanding 5,743 Miaipner;
Renter at 2aan 1,156 MiIionsr; of
fentlise arbsipsr / ari9ssiemep 207
Niaioner; Stabeserftatnins til prioatc
COS Miaioner; Stutsns Sa6 2,034
Miaionr; Stabeseritdtnins til aoms
munerne 535 Miairnsr %tiliammen
1857 Minipnsr Srants eler $685.
OOO,O arpnsr.
!6eri sr altiad lite inobefdttet bet en-,
prms sab, Tom Sanpsl ps H9ringslir
LED.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-05
%SsmtnboIot ONT Scpn.

Spprmange Simsrs Sspn 6ebepsr Ell
Menneite? Yrpfesior Wfar Mullsr meos
oeler en- interssiant uotalelie at alerans
Der bon Sumbolot ON ben Sag. "Sr
alore ieq blirsr, ir mere Ssun be9sper
ieo, fine Elmer minbit. Sa jeg bar ung,"
furtIatte ban, bar to 5imers Sgpn
iulclt9noiq not for mig" Brofssior
Mar Muasr ppreos at ubtale fine SpiI,
iost ban gioroe llnoIfplDnins for, at ban
rar al en- unpsn Wfenin9 mso SenIHn til
en- fpiiolcgiit Sisncsgjerning. SSums
bplot Iparsoe: "8et sr en- fuloit9noia
SsiltaseIIs, itipnt ben er meget uobrsos,
at Ri bsbepsr Z eaer 8 Simsrs Sspn.
0a ieg par / Ssres glosr, laspe ieg mig
IimpsltEsn paa Spfdsn, ifrusos 2ampsr
nsb, % sfter to S;msrs Sgpn bar isg
Iaa fritz ION npssniinoe." Sris Sumz
6ulot ialte / gllrpr % ZEN n9rnts 2sbsris
blep fert / lGneers Sio, sr hans @rfas
rinq / Sqnpbeb mGrtelig; til ran uoz
ferte en- muuoslig Wasis arbsios pg bier
80 aar sammel. Mun fan nGitsn iise.
at ban l,peos 178 gar, eftsrlom ban
pisielia tilbrasts minoit oObbslt Iuu
mango Simsr i uaugsn SiIItanO Iom ans
brs MsnRsifer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-05
Suiaapinf.

Nrs. Ole u. GIsitao fra Mfabel us
Ssnnsn SSpbn sr tomlnen tilbae, fra
Sipur Sails, bppr be bar beIegt Sl9st
% 8ennsr.
De ungs ~Snobruostppe !Sotparo
glatemun, CHARLES Sosll pg Spgdn bler
al @runojurpen antlugsos for Snobrno,
% oa Be Itilebss for Rstten, ertlGreoe BE-
fla Itploiss. 9ommer Seaops bar meget
milo mob BEN; be III fun 6 Maaneoers
S%ugtfusitruf bier.
q. 8. Relion raits 2eroag often
tilbugs til WuIbington for at ppsrtass
lin 9pIt / 8upitolbpsningen.
mrs. anorstp gtutpit fra Sol
oiers @rpps, @is., tum ~furlsoen bib fOr
at beieoe FIN SeItsr Mrs. Cars Ssim oo
i'm gumle Moeer, ipm Dor npsle Wil ira
Sscora6.
- Nils Sulia Ssir hm / Sprscu9s
biem sftsr ct l9nsere Seieg / Soloiers
9rpne, IBIS.
Charles Gnosripn fra Hortbpopo.
Soma, Tom forlsoen til 8scorub for al
fretpentsre 0storab Snitituts.
= Mr. % Mrs. Sls Sbs fra Galmd,
finn iii 5scprdh Sorsoda often FOR al
Tornpe gstienbttabst mso "Sls Slion.'
SeItrsns mrs. Ole Dillon os Mrs
q. g. Ggssn, iom bar aflugt ct lGnesrI
SeIsa / 9scprah, rsiite biem til Sarge
5rebags.
- Der. ug Wrs. CD. 2urisn rsiits
Senoa9s til gcitpins. Wlr. Carrier
reiIte / neutrality-suspicious. og Bill
bprte en- Hoe.