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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
,r.Je mn As.irnment.

Floresyille, Texas, November st. NJ.
Turner s. Son. general merchants at Stock
dale, Wilson county. made an assignment
today for benefit Of their creditors. lam
ing Henry McDaniel as trustee. The Ia
bil!ties are 1880; assets not known.
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eth OF cnptnin Mnrk-n.

|asaca. Texas. November 7.-After
ing complaint Of the kidneys Cap
Markoff. one c<-sse old citizens
Punty. cisd hsre night before last.
buried today at his residence on
bayou. six miles west Of town.
svica were held BY Rev. Bour-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09

Atlanta, Ca. November 8.-Represerta-
tive Coles football biz. prohibiting match
or prize games Of foot5al1 or Gzmes of
football where an admission Zee is
charged. came up a. the house today
with a fav IDLE report from the judiciary
committee. with an amendment striking
out ''gaIres OF Ike character" This was
adopted and the bill passed without dis
cussion by . vote Of 81 TO :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Tremont-C. S. Powkett. Pales-
|. Ferguson. Piantersvllle, Texas.
"; Hunter. Houston, 4. T. Robin
Ftin; t. ]. Coggln. Temple; w. K.
Hor-'~r; NJ ~ Yrs ~ y.
new York; d. v. Martin, CHICAGO;
Jaiias; &. :, LtaAe. 10. {
W. G. Wright. Louisville; A. j..
=, Houston; G. II. Turner. Pales-
lhaiiaferro, Houston. d. T.. Bryant.
Mrs Denton. Dallas: r. W.
fnls Prairie, Texas; Mary NJ. Gill,
Fairie. TEXAS; jose Cierez. Otto
havana; 7. w. Ford. H. S. Spang-
sion; d. H. Wilson, J. R. Myers.
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Lapd and Cnttle saIe..

Sen Angelo. Texas. November Swim
field Scott o. Fort Worth todsy bought 1900
2 and 3-year- old steers at s21 and SGT.
Bird & Mertz bought frcm Berry Bros.
forty-eight sections OF pasture land near
here for 10000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

county commissioners court met
fular session today. The principal
that came before the meeting was
|ng the contract for publishing the
Pent tax list from 1884 to 1896 In
\ Bids were submitted by the News,
Pera Glass and the Tribune. The
was deferred. awaiting the de-
Eof the comptroller as to the con-
pm of the law governing thu bids.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
THE FEDERAL COURT.

United States court for the Eastern
1T of Texas met here today with Judge
]. Bryant of Sherman on the bench
let Attorney Taliaferro of Houston
elerk G. Dart Of Beaumont were pres
Marshal Williams was represented by
~ B. K. Brockinston OF Paris Judge
ht is worn out with his duties and
huently some OF the important cases
most likely be continued until the
term of court, which meets in January
Several attorneys appeared today and
admitted to practice before the SUI
court, among them being A. r.
lns, George E. Call and John f. Nc
&he case OF the Farmers Loan and
company VS.. the Houston and Texas
|hl railroad and others, leave was
| the complainant to file exceptions to
DUPLICATION OF the purchasers for net
hgs since the sale. The hearing will
Iup on Wednesday.
receivership case OF the Guaran y
company Of New York vs.. the Gal
D City railroad was continued till
Term.
eral minor equity and admiralty
were disposed of today. The court
e in session one week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
PETER JACKSON WHIPPED.
Harry Corbett and Andy Mcdowell
Give Hin, Il Ncnting.

SAN Francisco, November 5.--Peter Jack.
son. Harry Corbett ami Andy Mcdowell.
tho horseman, came together IN bar
room scrap the other night and Peter got
the worst of the ARRAY He was under
the LIiluence OF kQuor. Nc DoWell drew n
knife during the scrsmmage and auacke.
the colored man.
1t was about l:3c a. IN. when corbett
and Mcdowell went into the saloon. Both
nSt had been drinking freely aari wanted
to wet their pai,chcd threats w,ta "A night
Ing INDUCED dn. when Jackson was dis
covered at the end of the bar. lie WAS
also taking a wee potion and talking gib.
~ OF uppercutIs and swings
Harry Cofbett invited HIM to DRINK ana
Peter accepted the ifyt'at,on, White Rae
sports talked of the f'itzsimnrosls- orbeul
fight and reverted to the Jacks ont orbett
contest.
jackson said something about Jim Cor.
pett being interior al; boxer 10 F4tz. ana
the trouble began. Harry defended his
orolhers honor and beratcd Peter. Peter
grew, personal. and before the pys,saacsrs
could lea%ze what was taking place Harry
IA ded on The negro and IA rough am
tumble tight was soon IN progress.
.,Pster would probably have won had not
Mcdowell Jumped In and lamied OH him
saserai tunes. Peter turned TO defend
himself against h.s new assai.anl, where.
,upor Mcdowell drew "a knife and made a
luiree at him. Pu.tg dodgpl and came
back at Mcdowell with a right swing.
ENerSbody expected TO see the horse,nau
uss MS steel. He did not. but he used
.SorDetS, the two succeeded In giving the
ightef a severe beating.
jackson was at n great disadvantage IL
10 salu' as he was very tlpsy.
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Residences in A.hcs.

waUshechie. Texas. November s.-The
residence Of Ike Billiard was burned this
afternoon. The property was insured for
$500.
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A COTTON FIRE.

in lot of cotton on pier 90 took
fhole department to that dock in a
hurry this morning at 3:15 o'clock.
arm was turned in from box 81. This
on the pier and the entire depart
answers alarms from it.
fire was found in five bales OF cot
flonging to the Houston Direct Navi-
company and was extinguished with
|Es of only five bales.
\. Lemon, Waterman, was arrested
fd with setting fire to the cotton.
ii have hearing tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
RlMINAL DISTRICT COURT.

criminal district court began the Mo-
SESSION today with Judge Gavin
|bench. In the case Of w. II. Hath
Charged with the theft OF a purse,
Gas verdict OF not guilty. Othsr
fases were disposed of, The docket
Ivy one.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
WHOLESALE GRoCERs.
Many subjects vital To Trade Were
Discussed.

Waco Texas, November S.--The executive
boards OF the South Texas end North Texas
divisions. respectively. OF the Wholesale
Grocers association of Texas were in joint
session hero today These present were
A. S. Cleveland aud Dan B-rchart OF Hous-
ten; II. c. LANCE and g. L. Wallis OF Gal
weston; J. NJ Radford OF Abilene: s. W.
Williams Of Paris: z. A. Witt Of Fort
Worth: John Orr Of Austin; Jake Wolfe Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
|CUBAN CATTLE BUYERS.

FCUBAN CATTLE BUYERS.
|Gerez and Otto Bachten OF Havana,
IRE here today en- route homo. They
Eertsted in Inc cattle shipments
nave been made THROUGH Galveston
"a and are bsing chaperoned while
Mr.. III. B. Callum. who is the local
u the parties selling the cattle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
FINEsE GASES POSTPONED.

ases OF the ten Cinnamon who were
FED before Uniter States Commits
r. Hopkins today for alleged vio-
~ the Chinese exclusion act were
Pa until "Wednesday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-09
NnshxtIIc Entries

seven-eighths of mfe-Myriam g., Ma
ona, l15; Found, 100. Azucena. Solution,
100; French Gray. Ma Petite. lO5; Hfndco
Queen, Purity, Allie b.. The Naulahka.
George c., 100.
llpree-rourlas of a mile, seling--Powers
Snleid Bearer. ITO. Dsc IuDerv..le. Harry
Leg. foreigner. lU5; La Wanda lJ7; Can
See EN-, Mcmillan. Lady Brittarilc.
Bhtzen's Sister. Connie Lee. Lucky Moa-
udy, Deer Foot. "a; Auct .oneer, Lady
chance, skink. So; sister Mamie, Cartha.
gersian, 10.
Three-iourths OF a MILE seliing--John
iBcSne, 1l3: Pouting. Miss Bramb.e. Gold
Top, los; Miss kowett, i07 FuE Hand,
Kockwall los; Carlotta C., 102; TusiSa-
ionge, Mil Stream. %; Guide Rock, u I:
BarDee. IS; McAibert. Tidides, IS.
:, SeveD-eigtnths of a mile-Donatioa, High
Test: il9; Hardttnburg, 49, Robert LattI,
liz; ldnnettc. Rampant, sister lone, 100.
One ME, selling-van BruM, Truxillo.
Jos: A.. -. c., 1D6; Nick Carter. 100 Bright
on, iH: serf. Ransom 1903; Glen Fellow.
l0l: Con Reagan, 99; Fcrsythe 49, Lex
Nusse.la, 10.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
stock DccIare., pntd1l,

Attention is called 10 the notice of
the Primers Point Home company ad-
Hising stockholders that their stock has
been declared fully paid up and mona
sessable, and requesting them to bring in
their Present assessablc certificates 10
John l.. Watson, president. and eX-
chanSe them for full paid and non-as-
sessa bic stock of the company
This notice deserves more than pass
Ing notice, as the history OF the com
panN is unusual.
/; was organized November Goth, 1896
and the stockholders paid $3.50 for eacl,
share of $500 |; purchased 13S lots on
the above mentioned date, paying one
third cash, the balance to be paid in one
and two years. but so successful has il
been that all its indie bt ednesss was paid
in six months and the company, being
out of debt, has declared it's shares, OF
$500 each full paid and non, a ssessable
The officers advise us that there Is no
doubt but that the stockholders will re-
cciVe par for their stock.
Thus the Investment Of $3.50 will pay
back $500, or 4 clear profit Of $3.50 per
share.
Considering that this company is less
than seven months old its record Is
remarkable and speak volumes for the
management Of the company.
Truly Primers Point inVt S tments seem
to lead all others in profits, and the in
vcstors wear broad smiles when speak
ing Of their investments
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
RhiirOnd Change.

Smith. the genial generil agent ~ ard
sSeaboard All Line In this city. heard
with regret on yesterday or his rr,ip.
nation. which takes effect June 9st,l,.
Mr.. Smith has accepted the genera /
agency OF the Merchants and Miners
company and Central
atailroad OF Georgia i'll Phila tlelphin pa
which offers a,bctter field for his abi]i.
ties and will enter on his new duties
July LIST. The vacancy created by his
resignation will not be filled until Vice
President st. John returns from Cali
folnla. about July 9Th. Mn Smith win
carry with him the best wishes of many
friends LII his new field
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
Portsmouth Waterfront Land Com.
pany Declares Another Dividend

The Portsmouth Water Front Land
company announces in our advertising
columns to-day that 1t has declared a
dividend OF $50 per share, payable on
and after Thursday, June 17th 1897.
This company has paid dividends ag-
sregating S1l0 per share in three months
and $235 per share in nine months.
This is an excellent showing, as the
company is only TWO years old
The stockholders OF the company will
receive in cash $500 for each 5000 invest
ed, provided no higher prices than
those now charged are obtained for its
lots but as great improvements are be-
Ing made at Primers Point and prices
are yet very low, 1t is only fair to as
sumo that much better prices will be
obtained for the lots now unsold.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
Physicnn arrested for MURDER.

Atlanta, Ga, June 1l-Dr. J. J. Kllpat-
rick, u prominent physician Of Midwife
arrested Monday. charged with the
murder of Joseph Sprinz several weeks
ago, was given u preliminary hearing
ct Midwife md discharged. Fitzpatrick
was SPRINGS family physician and
friend, and the theory OF the detectives
is that he killed SprinZ in order to mar
ry Mrs. SprlH. Will, whom he was said
to be infatuated The evidence failed 10
substantiatc the charge. and Fitzpatrick
was given all ovation. Thomas Il. Wal :
son. late Populist candidate for Vice
PRESIDENT, was kilpatrick'S attorney.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
The yvorkin snien,s Picnic,

AS previously announcedA the work
ing men connected with the Seaboard
AR Line shops gave their picnic and
excursion TO Shaw Springs yesterday.
Seventeen coaches, with not less than
1000 people left the city on pleasure
nent The crowd was so large that
they We're hanging on the steps and
standing on the platforms. AS they left
the band played, Just Tell Them That
You Saw Me"
Fully three hundred peopIe wera m
able to go for want OF accommodotions
ihey returned at late hour last night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
SIS, 900 Coupon Ferry Bonds
FOB SALE.
Office of the City Clerk.
Council Chamber,

TOTtSlHOUtI1, va, june 2, 1897.
The city Of Portsmouth. Va, offers for
sale $4,000 COUPON FERRY BONDS
payable IN thirty C3W years from July lst
1887 bearing interest at the rate OF per
in January and July. These bonds are in
denominations of 500 and $500, there being
go, 500 Of $500 and $500 Of 500; are exempt
from city taxes. and can be registered,
principal and interest or principal only,
at the option of the holders.
Sealed proposals addressed TO l..
THOMPSON, Jr., City Clerk, Will be re-
ceived until June lG. 1897. at D. M. for
the purchase Of these bonds. the city
serving the right to reject any or all Of
the bids.
+ Communications other than proposals
should be addressed to
J. DAVIS REED,
ju3-td Chmn Finance Committee.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
The New York Coming to Newport
News

washington. June lit IS now de-
MED at the Navy Department that the
cruiser New York sailed away from Bos-
ton yesterday under sealed orders as re-
ported. The officials say the ship is
going 30 Newport News and then will
return to New York. AS II is said she
VIII remain Il month at Newport News,
1t Is probable that advantage will be
taken Of the opportunity to dock the
New York In the big private dock at
that point
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
a Cordial Greetiur

Rev. DR.. G. II. Ray. Of the Methodist
Conference. was in attendance on the
Episcopal Council yesterday. He seem
ed to be acquainted with many members
Of the convention, both Of clergy and
laity, who greeted him cordially Or.
Ray was specially sratfied to meet Col
X. r. Wtthers. eX-United States Sen
ator, and Major Mann Page. Both
these gentlemen arc past grand masters
Of Masons in Virginia, and as useful
III the Masonic craft as they are de-
vout members Of their church,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
Election Ofnnicars

AT a meeting held by Grice Lodge. No.
.; !. ~ y. r., last light, the following
thompson; Vice Grand, John Scaborn =:
recording Secretary, j. a. G. Scott:
Permanent Secretary, r. D. Cutherell:
treasurer, j. Thomas Dunn; Chaplain
l.. w. G. ScOry
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

Help and situations Of all kinds furnish
ed. Satisfaction guaranteed
young lady OF four years experience,
desires a position as stenographcr; is fa-
mercantile, law. medical lines and court
work; can give the best OF references
w. a. CONWAY, Manager
Ju9-1m BIT Green ST., Portsmouth, Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
A Matter orIntercs, 10 Traveller,

Tourists, emgrants and mariners find
that lfoStcttcr's Stomach Rittcrs is IL me-
dicinal safeguard against unhealthfnl in
fluonces, upon which they can implicitly
rely. since it prevents the effect that an
unhealthy climate. ritiatcd atmosphere,
unaCcumtomcd or unwhoiesome Diet, bad
water. or other conditions unfavora bic to
health, would otherwise produce On long
voyages or journeys by land in ATTITUDES
adjacent to the equator. It is especially
useful as a preventative of the febrile
complaints and disorders OF tho stomach,
liver and bowels which are apt to attack
natives Of the temperate zones sojourn-
Ing or travelling in such regions, and it is
an eXoellent protection against the intlrl-
ences of extreme cold. sudden changes OF
temperature exposure to damp or ex-
IRENE fatigue. 1t not only prevents in
tcrmlttent and remittent fever, and
other diseases of Il malaral type, but
eradicates them, q fact which has been
notorious for years past in North and
South America, Mexico, the West Indies,
Australia and other countries
Dr. Week. eye expert. is located per-
marentiy. Examinations free. T. II.
81 Ia Tat, ctr u
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Questions RsltiAnsw era.

70 you only want to pay about $3.50
for suit? If that is ali ven sriv, 49,
a chance to purchase one that is worth
$1,000 DO you want to pay about s10 for
a suit? Wen furnish you one that
you'll have to acknowledge is worth
$3.50 to SIS. =.
BRESLAUER & ANTHONY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12

we have reduced prices OF mon ona
childrens clothing to such an extent
mat YOU cannot help but buy If YOU see
them. Go they must, and 20 thev vii
Levy & JACOBS.
200 High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
The Rumor Con,rnl,ctcu.
Portsmouth Editor Virginian:


a friend hanred me your issue of the
10th instant and called my attention to
an article there superScribed They
Passed the Ordinance" in which among
other things, is the following: There is
an effort being made by some Of the
members Of the Council to bounce Chief
Robinson and elect Mr. George Bell in
his place.
HOW your reporter got this Informal
ton is surprising indeed, when. as a
matter offfact 1t is thoroughly under
stood throughout the length and
breadth of the city Of Portsmouth by
every one who claims any Drctentions
TO be up on the gossip Of the day that
there is concert of action on the part
OF Il certain wing of the City Council
to appoint or elect Assistant Chief Wies-
dort TO the position referred to. While
would appreciate the appointments do
not propose to be made a scape goat Of
FOR any one, nor supinely to allow my
name to be heralded in the public print
without contradicting the same and set
ting the public right
Respectfully
GEO. S. BELL.
The name Of Mr.. Bell was discussed on
the streets for this position, whether by
his authority or not The reporter cannot
say, but, believing that the parties had
some foundation for the same, It was So
used. Mr.. Bell admits himself tina, the
nook ana ladder company. Of which he
IS second captain, passed resolutions en-
do.slng him for The position. and fur
thermore. that Il member Of the Council
said to him that there would be an
election for chief. and asked him how
he would like to have the position, and
he replied very we'll, but did not think
ne would stand any show, consequently
he would make no effort to lry and get
IT. Thus our readers will readily see
nat Mr. Bells name was mentioned for
the position by his own confession, and
That 1t was not used without some foun-
da:lon for the same, and the article did
not say this ordinance was passed In the
interest OF Mr.. Bell, but TO get rid of
Chief Robinson and that Mr.. Bell was
spoken of for the position.
This Is none of our fight at all, but
nearing Mr.. Bells name mentioned, and
having previously seen ii announced in
the papers before, it was repeated
REPORTER.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12
a Slash, in pryc.,

See our new negligee shirts. lust in
Charles X. Wclton & Co. 80
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boys and Chfldren's Straw Sailors.
w. T.. VIRNELSON G. CO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12

New lot Bicycle Caps.
W. e. VIRNELSON g. co
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-12

wtre Doors aud windows in stock
God sizes made to order and hung. Re.
trigerators, mosquito nets, at 7. S. Craw
rord's Furniture and Carpet House.
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Or. Week, eye expert. is located per-
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Gale. 1852 Main street.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-24
2Ds % Ylantclip.

5pr at uuperisse. ON life maaite
olfiuit 3a9slps ueo at pirfe ! en- len.
aere Iio fuupe uocpe ben famine 9irt.
ming paa 8lantsrue ipm oirefte Spaps
tos Spbe Gfaptou tolp Spuueplnntel
at famine Grt, ium bar lise meset no,
uiflst, % planteoe Dem ueO Sioen a
Bpsrunore paa en- iaaoau Maabe, at
al bsm iuupe faa iulbt E uqps % s bart
Gasslps.
s Sftober bleu 8snuerne heitst, o.
gRsten al be Ssuuer, iom life tauot
iaat Soaps, iorbOlot fig til be anbrt
iom 30 iii 80.
3eite Geiultat fuuoe nan paa sSur'
baonc ba 'oruoiet, men osrimob life, al
be life iulbelpItc Spuusr , bet fplacnot
Gar, oa ole 8lauter bIeu bolot iulp,
sclps. BLOT gap ben balpe Spit "a
BET iieroe gnr bare Stpmiter uoer
5ruat.
Zen SmitGuoigbeo, at Sgnuerue Del
enc CONNER bapoe pIrei bcspUet Del
oirsfte SOaDs. liable aliiaa abort III.
tpmmet laa iuast at Raceu tpoe nj
siter fire sars 6Or.pb.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-24
sra ga Srosic % Smean.

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paaup llarsie. Ter or after "Sluobrr
/ bans 3rutptpaer." 9et CT M nnoen
@ana / meepGreuoe Nar. ban bar p1'
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Hart / 9shst al usen. Set sr liot
cper sl62. BET oreisr iie pm.
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California, mslosr, at Sobn aupp, for
bsnpGrenoe Sautlsr i Bangor, plucic'
lig sr oso. aiosoe par MeOlem al
ben bsrparsnos 2Oae al Knights of
Pythias.
Der par 9ugeu, iom III Otter
mlooasstaifs her / 8psn | 9lrsoa9s.
oesfprmeoellt at Sauoo1rtet uoer ic'
setiUmhslit BARREL itanoisoe 8nmptns
asn / Ilere Elmer, meoeus en- MI Camp
iisoel blsp iat ino. Deb a%niiepanoCt
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meIot SlDsbranb unosr iIise Omitan'
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gent muittaIif 8rpsram er arran9eret
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1 5grlts aunsresatiOnalit &lrte pdo
Brain Strset. 5lsre al SDens beolie
muiitalife arefter q siifterer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-24
G'n Yipneer aaar bort.

Sle 8. 9runspplo, Norolanb, Sa.,
bar neoldet 9anoringsItapen. gan
osbe 14oe Dscbr. D. u. hos i'm Ssn
Grit, Der for Qar tilbage opertog
9aarnen. 4fopbe bar ieot / giss,
SulIinsoaI, Abe SUM- 1919 oe uopuns
brsbe til Qmsritu 1S48. 6grit boz
iutte ban fig meo 5umilie / Rott g.,
Wis.; men i 1870 iolgte ban uo for
at bragg lansere peit. Oct bapoe life
billet gaa irempper iom ban snItet /
8is. Ser / BOrtb SO. tjsbte ban zig
iaa Gano igien os latte Jig meo i'm
6amilie nso, rent alene, uoe pua piloe
Srerien, lan9t, langt fra 6olt % mere
enb 20 Mils fra n9rmeIte Yp. Men
YrGrein bar frugtbar, og Ole baDoe
Wtoo / Barn % &raft / Arm. 5sr
ban pioite at bet. bar ban @slitanoss
mano pg tit mart RabOer. !Spor
"aieloere" % 2O9bpttsr bengang fob,
ier man MI prpgtise 9auninssbuie %
tore, tiosm9siige 2aoer. Ere al Slss
Srebre og en- bel R9tfe Sambpapins
ger leper MI faa at iige / Nabpld9et.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT er iaure talrie baas
be Der % / @amlelanbet. Den err 10
en- 8pnbeIlegt. men bar BET f~rsmbru9t
en- bel R9tte Sprretninssm9nb. ia, til
pg meo en- Brett. Ser / Wortb Gp.
bare tunter ieg, ben taller ppimpp 10O
GiGle.
Ole bar en- sooslis, muntsr Wanb.
fts pg tro | al i'm Serb. San efter,
laber gnte us 5 Born: Ole os en- Dat,
ter / Nortbpopb, q. D, en- 9att.r
2ate Mius, Sa., iamt Ssnnen Mits
tel pau Rabogaarbsn ps Grit, Ipr
napnt, paa Granddaughter. Ier Der
&irte % iuoenior ben Meniebeb, bar
ielp bar meo at grunblGses % bpgge
foper MI ben tro. penuei9le Mlano
ben siGitfri. gpbslise DBL. lin iibit
Slunb / Ssiu Rapn.
Sreb msb bit Stsp, bu eiapc 9io
neeri Gn Ben af Qfoeoe.