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The Columbus journal., 1897-06-09

A party for Louise and Mary
Tomlin vas given ut the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Tomhn Saturday,
from 3 to : o'clock p. m. Masses Emma
Cornels and Phoebe Gerard helped en-
terrain the company, Who we're:
Msdee Gushing, Matte Post,
Lettie Speice. Lottie Hockenber-
Vera Kramer, ger,
Florence Kramer, Petite Si2gins,
Petite Martyr. Della Newman.
Ethel Green. Blanche Newcomer.
Ethel Heinrich, NarHerie Williams,
Edith Williams, Mary Macken,
Emma Ragatz, Rachel Evans,
Eloise Roen, Susie Roen,
Lillian Adams, Ella Rasmussen.
Ruby Rasmussen.
The Columbus journal., 1897-06-09

Owing to III health I viii sell my tvo
standardized horses road wagon and
harness at a bargain Horses can be N
al my barn. A. HAIGHr.
The Columbus journal., 1897-06-09
BENJAMIN DAVIS.

Every man desires TO succeed and if
he is wise and prudent, will avail him.
self Of all the means that will insure
success. No man must think success is
Won by his first effort. New obstacles
appear. to overcome which lev effort
must be put forth, e strength must
be added. This Is true IN every line Of
human activity.
There are numerous opinions as to
what constitutes true True
success implies the existence OF a pur-
pose and Its full realization. The means
employed to c this are numerous.
but the most powerful factor is that of
Reimbursement; mar is limited in knovl-
edge. power and skill, hence to each Of
these factors be must be constantly
making additions in order to attain
success.
Reinforcement Is a military term and
finds its most forcible illustration in the
achievements Of the great and renowned
generals Of the world. Wellington at
Waterloo and Sheridan at Cedar Creek
we're given as illustrating the principle.
The professional life OF the lawyer and
the physician we're addueed to show
that careful and constant effort Is re-
quired TO keep pace With the advancing
age.
All acknowledge that education Is
Necessary 70 success.
Our purpose should be TO make the
best s Of our opportunities and to
faithfully discharge the daily duties
that come to Us. Let Us then take for
our motto. that Of the ancient Roman
-Semper 6dels"--always faithful" and
if We are worthy. success will crown our
ANNA DODDS.
There is implanted in every human
heart a desire to be remembered. a de-
sire that our names should survive when
our bodies have mouldered back to dust.
This desire. implanted by the Creator,
has for Its end our highest development.
II We would be remembered We must
accomplish something that will impress
our lives upon the minds OF others.
As We are the sculptors OF our own
names and We know the ~perishable ma
ture OF all material substances. We
should select the imperishable. We
live In deeds, not words, In thought. not
figures on the dial The mother makes
q record Of her character upon the minds
Of her children. The teacher leaves the
Of personality on the plastic
minds Of the pupils Who look to him for
and guidance. Statesmen
impress nations Of people with their
worth Authors have become eminent
according to their power to reach fur
Their than others out into the infinite
atmosphere Of thought which envelopes
them.
Every person Is Involuntary urged
70 act In accordance With those princi- |
pies which are inherent in his nature. |
Let the motive be in the deed. lot In
the event.
Let Us remember that when We 90
dovn We are going just as directly to- |
ward in6nity as when We SO up, and that
every person who works Godvard works
in honor.
Since We we're placed in this world for |
> purpose We must pursue it or bid
to the lest Of life. The man
Who does his part In life, Who pursues q
worthy end, and who takes care Of him
1sH 10 the happy man.
Mans record upon this world 10 the |
record Of work and Of work alone.
IT our names arc to GUryiya the dAeav
The Columbus journal., 1897-06-09

y. L PaSchal and family started
Wednesday on their trip by wagon to
the west, accompanied by Nm Psschalis
brother, z C. Caldwell. They expect to
be sbsent several weeks, and certainly
this plan Of travelling, camping, fishing
and hunting, il the way to get the good
Of the trip, and see the country at the
same time.
The womans Club held their last
meeting OF the year with ArA. Dr.. Mar
tyn last Saturday afternoon. New
officers were elected for the ensuing year
with the following result: President,
Mrs. NJ Brueger; v~ice-president, Mrs
Albert; second vice-president, Mrs
Saunders: secretary, Miss Bessie Shell
don: corresponding secretary, Miss Min
ME Becker: treasurer, Mira Sullivan
A Union Sunday school convention
Will be held In the Ball school house ten
miles south and two miles vest OF this
city. Saturday and Sunday, June 18th
and 10Th. Rev. Rogers viii give . chalk
talk and Sup't Williams viii have charge
OF the question box A number OF peo-
pie are planning to 60 out and spend
Sunday. and those who viii be present
are sure Of being royalty entertained.
Mrs. j. d. Stires va reelected
Grand Matron Of the Eastern Star lodge
last week. at the meeting OF the Grand
Chapter in Omaha The lodge gave her
the Office. with q ~na,terin9 vote, on the
first ballot. The lodge decided to keep
a reception open to visitors a. the
Trans Mississippi exposition next year.
A picture was taken Of the delegates
present which will be reproduced for
publication
The Columbus journal., 1897-06-09

He 1t once attacked the idea of econ
omy In the nev system The new
buildings alone, tor Platte county would
The Columbus journal., 1897-06-09
NETA HENsLET.

When the class of 81 parted June 4th
It was With the intention Of coming to-
sethsr again IN forty years. June 4. 1897.
The place Of u Resembling vas Co
lumbus. and the purpose in view to re-
new acquaintanees and retrospect: our
lives; all were under promise, and each
arrived by different air-ship lines from
his respective section.
Then followed a glowing description
Of Paradise Auditorium % the Ate Of
The Columbus journal., 1897-06-09
JENNIE SAFFRAN.

The sphere of human activity Is so
large and life 50 short that man cannot
even enter upon its various phases Of
work He must be conten: { limit his
activity to but few channels. Mental
force varies according to the number OF
subjects which occupy the attention. A
student wishing to succeed excludes all
subjects except the one which is upper
most in his mind. and thus game the
object OF his pursuit. The ability to
concentrate the mind on one subject is
the greatest power Of the mind.
Concentration holds the mind 70 one
subject during years OF failure and dis
appointment, until at last success
crowns the effort. Sustained by an IN
domitable viii, Columbus went from
court to court, bore up under SCOT and
ridicule, braved the storms and dangers
Of unknown seas, and at last planted
the standard OF Spain upon the soil Of
the new world.
The treasures Of our literature are due
to the power Of concentration exercised
by authors. Energy and purpose char
acterize al Of them. Bancroft, in order
that be might successfully write the
history Of the United States, placed
The Columbus journal., 1897-06-09
FRED RDLLIN.

The question. How can our country
schools be satisfactorily and eco
nomically managed. has been solved In
many Of the eastern states by what Is
known as the Township Graded School
System. A graded school is adopted.
located lear the center OF each town.
ship. The children from the remote
parts OF the township are transported in
comfortable c~onveyances provided IN
accordance with law. The plan is
warmly recommended by many state
superinten6ents-
The plan Will result In a better grad
ing Of pupils In Platte county for e1-
ample there are about five district
schools for each township. With an ag-
sresate enrolment OF about 40 pupils.
who could be taught by three teachers
instead OF five, each teacher having time
TO do her work thoroughly and
could give special attention TO the sub
jects that are now neglected. such as
music, drawing and penmanship.
Better wages and better teachers and
the school year heightened are all de-
sirable.
The plan facilitates supervision;
teachers meetings; creates interest aris-
ing from association; In classroom and
on play ground pupils would learn more
because Of greater numbers and variety
Of character. The provided, coEfor,a-
bic conveyance would doubtless increase
attendance; the school would be better
equipped. larger supplies Of books. maps,
charts and apparatus. and the interest
greater.
The dsbater anticipated several objec-
tious, such q depreciation Of property,
distance to school. cold lunches, danger
to morals to and from school, etc.
He concluded by saying that as the
plan has been tried and found reliable,
and since the places where it has been
tried would not return to the old vay.
the township graded school should take
its place.
ACGCST wA6NER.
He At once attacked the idea Of econ
omy in the nev system The new
buildings alone, tor Platte county would
The Columbus journal., 1897-06-09
Good Goods at : Fair : Prices.

A~EVERYTHING KEPT that is expected to be found in . 6nt-
lass, upto-iate grocery store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-02-25

the loss of their seven months-old son.
who died OF lung fever on Friday,
FEB. II.
Knoll, Fecht * Co. struck n fine
sheet Of mineral last week at their
mine at Centerville, which averages
six to eight inches in thickness.
They are taking out from 1000 to
1900 pounds per day.
Thomas Cody arrived home on
Sunday OF last week from Ellensburg,
Wash, and will make bis parents
and old friends a short visit. He
holds position as engineer on the
railroad in that far off state, and has
been away for over twelve years.
Orcbuyer Delaney tells us that du-
ring the month Of January the Min
eral Point Zinc CO. purchased con-
siderable more ore than during the
same month last year. Also that
a steady market for ore at fair prices
is on. The miners in this district. no
doubt. are heartily glad 10 hear it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-02-25
NEIGHBORING COUNTY NOTES.
CLEANED from Fxchanges.l

The ladies Of Fennimore had a
/ wood saving contest one day last
week. Mrs. NJ =. Dilley was the
winner, saving through a stick of
wood (size not given in 10 seconds.
I Philip Mcmahon, a farmer of La
mont, Lafayette c., had $500 in gold
stolen from a trunk in his house. He
accused Joe Harrington, q hired man,
Of stealing the money and swore out
warrant for the latter's arrest. The
case was brought before Squire Clary
of Darlington. who after carefully
reviewing the testimony, bound Har-
ringtop over for trial in the circuit
court, fixing the amount of the bond
at 800.
| The annual supper given by the
". r. g., of Darlington. tor the BEN
eft Of Harvey Post G.. A. r., netted
500 for the Post.
/ An attempt was made to burylarize
4 the postoifice in Lancaster one night
last week, but the burglars were dis
covered before entrance was effected.
The furniture store of w. f. Grin
dell d sons, of platteyille, was bur
I glariously entered on Saturday night
the 18th. Nothing of any conse-
quence was stolen. The principal
loss was by damage to the door and
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-03

3Sl
Set mart at fortaa. Or 9eopuoeIien al en- 6aalss Sporn'
acie eaer Training, 'om bet fables, iorfsiI.t,N ba er bette
Noget, iom fnopt roseniube i.uers fan ruaoes Bob pna.
~2rointreer' moa pore iaaban, at ben paa bebne Wtoa0e
ubpitler ~llnebprets eooe Sioer | enbper 6enisenoe % fuer
bpert InIep til onbe 3ilbeieIigbsber. Neu Der moa beapn'
oes, mebens 6aalen sr ing, tbi ben nil ba ioa let tuune
"tammes", Iare al bare fig pent. Den bar bo life i'm iuloe
naturIi9e Stprte, itoIer aItiaa lie ioa meeet oerpao, % lot
eftsr Iiot pprer ben io iuo unber en- psnlis. miIb % BOG ouers
legen Sontmanoo.
Zen fcrfe CONNER Dor ben opIrres iii at tlire leiet;
goo pa Sontmonoo; ita paa Sommnnoc, og itaa iille, buor
man bar bunbet ben = iii en- StoIpe, eler Era eusr lisnsuoe.
9ette mao ben lore tiIoauus, iaa ben aIbris nil slentme bet,
% bar bent tileonst hg bette, pa pl bet ienere pare en- let
Sag at aaa ben til ben, naar ben er paa fri 500; ben bar
fuIo 3illib, bet Miuoite til fin NPoub.
Oct Naite, ben Dor lare, mou bIiue at bare glunbbit %
SioieI, at ena o. at Handle. uGar bet iorIanses. 6aar ben
life en %oroentiig oe eiennsm9aaenof 5uhrur ot Saahant,
oa faar ben let llpuner- Iaar o, refer ds paa 9oebsneue
eAer bliper tia; meS lioe Sell er en- 6et 3utet pGro. Qtot
eiter oisr man ben rant til SaoeI os SalttDi; alt laoees.
iiqr Seepnoelieu, pent % uariomt pao ben, 90 bet Sele maa
rare ipauOt iaa iittsrt og fan, al life en- enefe Rem fan faa
anleouine iii at iomme los % banss os iinsre; Saaoant
ItrQmurcr Ell ~llngiaale, % ben nil life bape ioa let for at
elemme BET.
9as Jsrtuiuseu meo itOrits gariombeo Salsiei sUer
SaoeI paa uneiaaIen, man pIsier oeiaa isrit at lace ben
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-03
beitrilrt.

Ss'toiHctn il'itr ian tnuat iaa ;unsi.
ss!f ! De msyt, 81 IdHat RGittr.
Waust ION isaor ipniss iriHt % uuat.
Grpir 2lnsf Tom for rpct Gtiitr,
80 naigtn n StnHd I Rsr On 1rlua
GiQrtr % iuiItr ben 0sirat lana
Ten q bar prsptt bet, latter tt,
Spno Gltti8nauo isler, naar osf,r iommar
Nfn Ter bprm aItula bar iqitt ia,
3iot ,r ben faitiats baarpt Tommtr.
Gti l0atr iaa mpnbiat, iaa tloat iaa mutt.
'NuHacr tr n'iop en- basic Guqt."
Sri M, min Nen, bH Dor ida b,ittrt.
Vt altiO ri Gottigs Fnlot baDtl
epor mig cpriHtia bonn On, iaafrmt
81 Gottlar uar Oilot a. bin Cast
81 ocriom 0j due BOG otrrtr pdr
|ito BET pti spFrsmoal, bptm 5rt'tu bari
"l2eobrl' FOL ru o. aIste acos;
Oct IT ct SHtr, iom &nS 6tbnatr,s
Gtrtil cu bapcr Din 3iBoom fact,
er oo0 IN 1anbbto ON ri ocr imagtr.
erOrmr1tt al Rigoom Ou i1mlt Ion,
'0asboIOrr' blr bu I en- Toraano.
3er'or uaog nBitbinem bpinu tUlot,
80 Iuni on BAT BET / ,a,n golia
@Iem liit Dem, ota bin Sbtn bar iolgt
90 trCltt for big iau trnf % trolia.
"a, elem life 0tm, ion ! NHait % Erau1
Pi89tr o. iuIltt ben Srftuot lang
On Ssitrat msntr % IN % bpcr
Bort etpstrU rbiits Nll bart 'Cr BLADE.
St Sui % Sdartr, bi Fari:t bet
Se Sor9brtDrsts, bt aiorOt glort,
Set 9ooc, ri pinyet Of 6itytsts Ggurb,
2rggts iom Rtnte fol I'll bort Quuo.
pr
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-03

Ser ! 2unpt CT ]icriiota 6 Siottrteit:
/. 5yaubp, artOs uto 5foltbas, aGrrbolia
"a eicIdoro pau EpsrbB, bpor or Taciie I
itert War bar 0rrtt 2rrr; ban CT iilia, Or
sautf , Piritro Sfolt btti,uts AZ Rirfts
larger @iItr, g.. % &, alter og 0aoia artoit
mco eGrtrbolla gon Wotditct III ipaar IN ny
errtr peo H'0g Rsiiioa i~Hsotior I @rop.
Der bapDt ryrH m mtatr uaittt Grrer or /
ftrrt gar, men ION iiicr blcu ~iorilptttt tt
&ragtn Sio.r 0nu ct tiatqg Rirfciongr {
Gcut airit. D. "a e., gnr,oot % Strsmsoo
SicIsfrsoic bar to errtr : gdrlaua, Der bas
bapt oelme Viop5 htre Aor. Tr tr | m
foite aar iiUi tore 1rtmTriot mco 6niDn
til alnuifO5ern:s lluotrpisn,nQ Tom mi fore,
gear tore rummdtae o. goof untiItrtOt Cos
ialtr. Ir It finds lluptruisninq | tDinot,
lg' Saanoar5ti9r, hUorimco SleiO ior Guis
ter iftc tuuot bliot ~tnoiert, pa QluroHttttn
al Dc statt,9oer,, iom radoer / 5tcltiprr "a
0erttns't0re, mODiattt ia famine.
Ser | ScRatt tr an0tr ogoc, fo,u irl non
frse; men al "Rina glan' fer ita, at I Tas
t]cinsrrt aaO0lcn It Gutt Wari oral n'qaatt
OtO Esotn. SUN par en- mcatt iormmsnot
Tame os tiaiat en- of otnl TCm aiorot COB,
tntb fine D|ioIrr iaa bun vti blipt iabnct At
mango Gaitj9t
Ssg bar m en- gttitunt / Nncri,a iaatt
epsrgsmaoI ON, b0ilttu u CpptauurO bet
crt ioHt iriotr "1scorab potsu"; Der CT
ntmIta ct 4ar Wrno Der AZ famine Iaon.
St8 Hal IA uuotrttart mig Tom Isg brtotr
Der iort it1 irtoer 0ilitucr til gtti,nott,
q. Y. Cpptgadro.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-03
Jpri0 Sorretninosmano.
"a bum % ban itiltts.

Ilt, 'om bar tilba9e al 0oeen, hi
tie ita I ct obbreot StiGr lunat bcrie
pdd Soriionten / Bet. 8elaerne brso
mob StronObreoben, % ben ble9e Np,
mddne penteoe I GnIombeo pua en- ia.
merdtsIi9 Stierne. QIt bar forreIten
GnIombeo; bet bar, iom ON Mennss
Itet aIori9 babe eriIteret, tOrtGGsr
"gDo'binQton Star.
Sdlfalo iadlebes foretom Roturen
ben un9e 3erre % ben unge DAME,
Iom promiRerebe poa en- afiioeSliggen'
be pg eniom Del al Strdnosn. De
bdpoe fun tjenot hinanoen | ct pdr
forte llQer; men biSIe Tiger oanneoe
en- al bisie peliignebe % Of! 'da
Ijelbne Stunber, iom reppe gjento9er
fig mere enO tostre 9onge / Sommes
rens Geb.
5un tog ct Stptte IRA, iom Bal
oerne bobos Itpllet op pad Strunoen
% taitebe bet uo | Sdpitrsmmsn.
Sc" ubbrso bun. bet bill bate of
iteb, % Ri bill dlbrig mere fad bet at
is".
"c5a," Ipureoe ben un9e Wuno;
men andre bill moaIte iinpe BET pao ct
oneet Steb."
"Spor triIt bet opg er at itiass!"
peobleo bun Ia9te.
"Sa, ps bet minosr mig ON, at iea
ielD og meget inurt maa bragg of'teo".
"Oq pa pil Ri moaIte glemme bins
anOen, Tpm Ri glsmmer bet Stptte Fra
Der blep taItet ub paa 9upet".
"SanpIpnlispis. Salfalo bill bel
De forolemme mig; for iaoleoss bar
bet altio saaet. Raar De er Sell
Hubslipets @limmer, og andre Usnnsr
laqqer 9eIlag poa berss Spmert'om'
beo. ba bill De uIDrig itj9nte mig en-
penlig Tunte".
DE tar fcil", Ioareoe bun 'dgte;
"ieg Ifal alOrig slemme Dem.
or bet Qlpor?"
"gpiler De pau min 5or'itrtn9!"
Ipurgte bun bebreioenos.
"Rei, i~letitte M - og BET er lnege'
penliat al Dem. Ser er nit Sort"
"Deres 8ort2"
ga. Der Itaar Ropnet paa BET
airma, ieg orbeiDsr for. Seq slsr BET
msoet sobt Tom Sanoslsbstjsnt; men
ifior table jes TO gobe aunosr oeo
Qsbet az Gommeren at fpaIe meo Pt'
oebsrn. Tom iiDen ~fortsrneoes og 'tp'
ebe 8utiten, foroi ie9 bar Der. Seq er
berFor elub psb at f%Oritaa, at De Tile
or AZ benIlasg 0amer. Som lnocm,
nuorIpmbelIt 8e trGnssr noget ! Dor
;Sorr,tninosbron6e. 0a fan Ot og'
foQ tale ON fpunone Dage, og DE oil
fuoe alt, ri fGl9sr, al pore 9oos Sa'
rer, buabs bpoo angaar prts os So'
nitet.."
De ftiltes. -S'ei'
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-03
~Sporosmddlet on -pits.
bergen.
''RuslanD er Gerre. ="

~, r.
~" W ''''U's ~ ,s",'''s
"''''' 80 "'S'" ~"
"''''I" "0' " nV'I' ~N'
s''''''' qua |~'''O'tS,'
Eo''''eps Isu p." '.1l'''t ''''.'''OC w
S0"'H'''' y'Ul''0g, y" =" 8iO''
'atss''Snt ~ wv ~p'''",'''''
OS' lo'A"'' pI'O U.'''''' WY"
" "O''e . ~',sO''s'H "''|
w-amsn;".,r ar 9f,,s,s
"a, :.sa..st w,.i,.t ,r, -rr.
- m.t.t,-sa,rost nov ,orr
. az n. ,aonh "a, On in,
,nan1 o,nt.,,n,s m orier,r
go .,a 49, gn,s,,s,s sor "a.
am., 800 nniHo,rGo bnao
-, ~. E,nr ~ ,rsS por
s@a' ~, w,,,rnorrasr fam
* wnr,,wnrn.rs ITl 49,
=, Xxx, cn0. t,r,c,,r mn n7I,o r, ;,re
.. G.. ga = -~nHs6.r1,n Tom
~, nov, ma
En, @.nmant a, Ear nor 6ooost
49, ~, pogpotior
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-03
Set par, iom man bapoe
troct.

Om en- nplig ofoeb CANNED preitss
original fort9aes f~slsenoe moriomme
6iitorie:
8reIteu ituloe eneong bic ct Var
SeItre meb hpsr i'm uotaarebe.
Wlen iaa truf bet zig iaa ubsloigt at
BEN qamle unber Spl9sningen al BIZ
eliCsformularen glemte at ipsrge be TO
gruoc, ON be pilpe BABE Tine to W9nb.
Otter 9ielissattsns Slutning par Der
en- gsrion, Tom tog Woo til fig og
oioros 9dItorsn opmertiom pua uhsIs
bet.
"5aiaa, Sm", idsos 6amIinssn os
tpTlepe bort til be npgiits 8omer. "5sr,
9sre Biger", iugOs ban, "pii 0sre lite
bare Manpens osres2"
go, tiGrs 9aitor", itammeoe bes9e
8ruoene % rsomebe Iige op til Soars
rooeu.
SD, BAR bet life bet. jes iasoe".
S9 oermeo pur Situationsn reeost.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-03

ISn0troppen; benue uiier ia / en- putlenbe Gang cg
F"tl9oeo peo at bepr9e 9aslentmerne. Smart lager
" u9 eu'r faloer omtulo, os tan MI lite mere relic 49,
i. "'o'r r~i0tt8not Spa6oumen Sober, men life Tan bet
'FS al oen er ipnberIie ftart. Oct er iuarere en- Santn,eIie.
WI pplit As Sinner er bet 2iu elcr SOB; i~moertioen fan
I'll 'mu' fig uIoeles ~pIubielis.
So" ct 8oot MiobeI MOB spsbommen fan op9iues tine.
"' Is Eabet at Q Sinner ri cit SO 90 9raober al oerne
",f, roen 10 Elmer par Soen betre, os efter . Gage
@S I'M. %ticr bet iM, al bet ipse DIR bar SOugestioncr
.r,o'a' "a Gtpes Selabo,na ~afusrIence meb 2irctiren.
vi ,o'eop98e er meset lettsre enb at beIbreoe, o9 ct Mlto-
va" sE at iooe Scen tun foa bet alIerboiit ncopenot9e
y, SaliRe Sicr onsribes nemIis aIbrie. Dog maa man
','Vo's gsuer lite iobre for tnupt, iaa 9pret lioer.
>s'o@ Der piier fo noset Seen til Speoonrter, Dor
u"'Ie'e Ell 10 cages Sio for aalpningen aifnuppe SO
w 'oEilFtte bermeo inbtil A 3aee efter famine; heller
-" ''0s l'9tt9 rt9t Sroftfooer. Serimoo ian ben io iaa
, '' Sono, ben nil, % Salt for at forOge 9Sriten.
.~@ e0e 'oaoant Sober, Tom uirler pusieIis oitOrrenOe,
,'' wa "a 6oroeieIies' Sreanerne bsrpeb iattes bebre
@s7 6Uoo 9ritten ansaar, maa man suOelia uno'
o.''e CT nIc9et toIb. tbi bet CT unSer %iaaOarne Cm'
P%''''5o" 5ott farIjst.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-03

Giatn bier iuot paa 9dlsbittg .0sitn, tittr'
ionl lea bar bsrt
20, Qalsiampen n MI opcr, % genitrt
bar miciret. Seq iDres, at Sosirt OaIan iom;
tio ton baot Sict, men be bar en- 8ruroieiI.
Dc manalrr Ratiounlislslie, % bel eisr BEN
umnIigt StaI Norss b,tdn, iun man ROrps
mGno rdaoe Norgs. 90 BET mlaa iortnu iii
Del, Of Dor Hatiuondlt gGrt % Sttntrnoiqs
bco bspoes Of ole brOrrliet Wenneatr, Cnten
be idloer fg bsirt elsr psnitrt. @orAtrrt
nUrgt Nor 1orpcs Hrt o. g6rsl
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gyprfs aaptts. - 6lltersI obias. 800 E1ita
qrnntem
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zreoie aGpueL.-SernbaHe o. 3rIiisbdHs.
Jier6e WaptteL-Gt Beieg oao S%n!ooRen.
TeMte 1GplleL. 5Ioerne %iordHorsr "a.
Sietse Eagiiel.-Gn ~betsaucnee Sea.
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5Eues AGgl!gi. ~ arei uioe S~alCoapiaRsr.
GQcDte GavteL-HalpDeu EuTigheo.
Io!rie 9apJie.-9(eoao Bate.
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TIoT enoe RapItsL-5En gait til pRrre.
TsmteuOe Rapitel.-2cbbelt Sorbrpoelie.
Gtrtsn0e HnplteL-gldaitt
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aamper mtaem SalooneH on aiboiosiaasa.
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&iDoloziolf.
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Sttenoe &apifeL.- SeiIslieH.
q eaos Napusi. - roht5iilou o. SGun.
Sisuos aGpttsI -Ag,tniipa "a Satstamp.
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American Fish COMPANY,

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