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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07

many questions are asked him 81 one
time.
There Is an unusual amount OF the re.
fined element in the seasons list OF
guests at Ocean View Hotel Womaniy
refinement and sociability are among the
chief characteristics. Many OF the South
ern States are represented here by re-
preventative families. Among some OF
them are;
Texas, Mrs. John L. Lynch. who was
formerly Virginlan; Mississippi. pr'
Goodman and family; Lou siana. Mrs X
II. Jackson and child. also Mrs. G. L.
Hardy and child; North Carolina, Mr.. o.
". Blackwell and family OF i've said 10
be one OF the largest plant growers In
the United States; also Mrs. W. A. Muse
and children, and Miss Hopkins: WASH
ington. Judge Andrew Wyhe, also Rev.
Truett and family: Alabama, Mrs konn
and child; Georgia, Judge ]. A. Anderson
and WIFE Mrs. NJ. II. Haskins. Miss Cora
Haskins and Mr. NJ. II. Creighton, OF
Lynchburg. also Miss Eva Byerly. from
near that city; Mr.. Ramsey. wife and
Miss Ramsey Mrs. G.. ]. Davidson and
Mr. q. X. Pollard and family. all Of
Richmond: Mr.. c. II. Hurdsberth and
wife. Mr. Turner and family. Mrs. j. e.
Duke and family, and Mrs. NJ. X. Nash
Mr. Samuel Lewis and wife, OF Ports
mouth: Mrs Lee and Miss Marguerite Lee
Of Charlottesville. and Rev. william
Wreen. OF Amelia Courthouse. besides
numbers OF others whom do not know.
Numbered among the transient guests
Of the last few days are Hon. J. Q. Beas-
ley. OF washington: Miss L. y. Hobson,
OF the United States Navy.
Among the Richmonders are Misses
Paravarv. Edna and Minnie Bethel. Bee
Martin and Eva Donnelley: Messrs. w.
O. Burton. ]. p. Bowman. John b Gull
pener. p. A. stumpf J. 3. Elan. Everett
Waddey and family; D. S. Sperry and
family. Harvey Wilson and wife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07

instead OF better i hdd that urea ieti-
ing and suffered awful distress in my
stomach. l would often seem hungry
but when I ate, no mater how little, IL
caused me such distress that / was Of
ten wicked enough 10 wish myself dead.
About two years ago / had disease of the
kidneys and womb ] was in weak ner-
vOus condition and began to have dread
ful palpitation OF the heart. 1 was con-
fined 10 the bed ] had given up all hope
OF ever being well again. l saw an adj
vertisement in a newspaper of d similar
case having been cured by the use OF
Dr. Hartman's remedies. I commenced
taking the medicine. I found reAef when
I had taken the FIRST bottle. Now have
taken seven bottles Of Pc-ru-na and two
~ Mau-a-lin. thank you for your
advice and l am glad I can say that
am well now / have been we'll for one
year. can eat and drink. sleep and
work without afterwards suffering"
Send 70 DR. Hartman. Columbus. o..
for a free book written expressly for wo-
men - -k-.k.AAssx-a-2Aalzx. xlna
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
THE PIEDMONT ASSEMBLY.
FIoouent Sermons by Able Divines-
Miss DickinSon's Remarkable Death.


Miss DickinSon's Remarkable Death.
GORDONsVILLE, VA, August 6.-Spe-
cial On Thursday morning the sth day
of the assembly meeting at the taoer-
uacle. Notwithstanding the drenching
rain. a goodly number turned out to listen
10 the address Of Elder Peter Ainsie OF
Baltimore. His subject was based upon
the following text OF Scripture: If earth
~ parents give good gifts TO their chill
dren. how much more will our heavenly
Father give the Holy Spirit 10 them that
ask him" His audience were held spell
bound throughout the delivery.
on Friday morning after devotional e1-
ercises. Elder S. r. Maxwell OF Maryland
spoke 70 an audience OF eight hundred or
more people with much zeal and earnest
ness. and was listened 10 by the large
CONGREGATION with interest and profit
Ia the afternoon Elder I. J. Spencer de-
livered mastery argument on world
wide missions and dwelt IN a special man
uer on foreign missions
At night Elder II. c. Garrison OF Rich
m0nd addressed one OF the largest crowds
that has been IN attendance at any OF
the previous night MEETINGS. His subject
was the FatherhOOd of God, which was
handled in an able and mastery man
ner.
The friends OF Mrs. Edward Dickerson,
OF Ruckersville I'm Greene county. will be
panied 20 learn OF the sudden death OF
this estimable lady IN the prime Of her
life and usefulness, not having attained
10 her fftleth year. on Thursday even
ing she threw her hands up and remarked
I am gone, and with this exclamation
fell and expired without uttering another
word.
She attended the meeting az the tab
ernacle last Sunday. and had arranged
her household affairs TO come again Fri
day.
An old and highly esteemed veteran.
Mr. Samuel Edwards. living near Burn
ley's. In Abemarle county. after a linz
gering Illness. died on Friday morning
unler the WeLght Of many summers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
FOQr Little Girls Of F(0N0rS SQmOo0r.

OF the sun and It's consequences 10 their
complexions as II IS counted the up-to-
date swell way TO 90 10 the seashore 20
become sunburned and brown. since IL
"a a part OF the programme and an look
alike Il is not considered Objectionable,
but the much-des.red note Of FASHION.
II IS a long since exploded ldea mere
that bathing suits arc objeclonao.e OF
out OF place for ladies as they can GER
tainly protect themselves and enjoy the
waters so much better as experience mas
fashioned them.
NOT CRITICAL
on tho seashore the comfort ot every
one IS OF so much Importance 20 them
eeives that they are not looking crll-
cally az their ncighbors or studying their
peculiarities Of makeup by any means
but everyone looks upon a dip IN the salt
water and it's concomitants as absolutely
essential and necessary to good health.
And when one feels the intoxicating ef-
fects Of the buoyant sea breozes they
long TO lave in its delightful waters and
that wish does not leave them until they
have serfeted IN its pleasures
And since the better plan is when IN
Rome do as the Romans do unless they
90 beyond the bounds Of limitations, one
plunges IN and after one experience the
FUN Is so intense that we 90 on bathing
and bathing IN the surf for health and
pleasure from season 10 season until
old age crceps upon us.
Judge j. 4. Anderson, City Attorney OF
Atlanta. Georgia, who is the champion
whist player OF the season here, when
flushed with the success Of a hard fought
game, wrote the following lines In his
enthusiasm for the beauties OF this place.
rFa- cha rrrI.Ff|a.f UfaHn rH n|rIa
Athwart the coasts az Ocean View,
Kinsfolk and neighbors gather there,
Enhancing nights, reviving air
Rapturous dreams not all unreal.
such things as these our nights reveal.
Children with mammals tired take rest,
Hope comes again 90 wearied breast
OH that the worn and weary ones
Ira an the world for few brief suns,
Could come and rest in air SO pure
Each for his Ills to find a cure
INTELLECTUAL PASTIME.
Whist is am Intellectual pastime which
as played by the appreciative and clever
PLAYERS here makes the waking hours OF
hotel life pass delightfully."-, besides eN-
banding tho mind. improving the mem
DRY and testing the skin of the scien-
tidc player
thanse le going OFT mere N'ii'iit"Ai'S '''N
IN plenty t1 please the most restless and
most fastldious. The reserved seats for
tho vaudeville performance have been
completed and the entertainments grow
I'm interest as the multiplying numbers m
that direction testify. Gaiety is also in-
duleed IN by those who frequent the ball
rooms. Yet n the quiet and solitude Is
sought you have only 20 seek some sea
ouestered portion of the expansive porches
or retreat TO tho scclusion OF your ow.
room 10 secure immunity from intrusion
or noise.
Mr. 10. L. Driscoi. Of Richmond. Va.
is chief clerk az Ocean View Hotel H'
has held numerous similar positions al
different noted resorts and has becom,
| such an adept IN the art Qf being agreea-
| bic that be never seems % grow tired. nr
matter how warm the weather nor how
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
The Fitnees of Thincs-

Tho spectacle OF Lieutenant Hobson on
the r0s,rum recalls The fact that the ora
tors platform received its name originally
from tho iron "beak' or PROV OF "A ship
The 'r0stra" IN the OLD forum OF Rome
bronze prows of ships OF the Latin fleet
captured according 10 Livy) at Antium.
in 33o y. G. Hobson fttingly spoke OF
taking The gun deck" and his rostrum
might be ornamented by the prows OF
the sunken collier Merr.mac and OF the
wrecked Cristohal Colon which cruiser
he is 20 set once more afoat under the
Stars and Stripes instead OF the Spanish
read and ye.low.-Philadelph Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07

them healthy. The girl who mllks the
goats is made very picturesque with a
stif white cap OF Normandy and ty
beer side arc charming porcelain bow Is
from which the lucky babies drink.
The children, though IA the country co
not run wild" They are kept scrupu-
lousy clean and the dirt Is carefully
washed out OF their shapely little hands
before it has had a chance 10 harden
them.
Their hair is left undisturbed as much
- possible for nothing kills the hair as
much as attention IL is brushed and
lisltly combed twice a day. but IL IN
tortured by curling tongs or braids The
smallest ribbon confines IT,
The nttle figures are kept 1.-THE BY
chasing the butterflies over the hills
and the wise mother Is positive that
some day they Will have her own svelre
figure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07

Richmond: George w. New and wife TO
Henry l.. Cabel ~ feet on east side
s. 600
Emma J and Clarence Peyton 10 Guar
antee Building. Loan and Trust Company.
q feet on west side Harrison street, 50
Ieet south or Moore. IN consideration OF
cancellation OF deed OF trust on said
property.
Henrico: North Side Land Company TO
George u. Carter lots and 7 10 square
a. GhA4zaui lIilL Il goo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
TRAINING TO BE SOCIETY BEAUTIES.

she regretted her eift. The homeiest
will tell you how often she has imuented
fits lack.
This womsn SIS giving her children the
easily bestowed gifts OF tine c0mpleVOn5,
rosy checks. good hair, and a well pro-
portioned figure. she takes them cut
I'm the morning 20 the barny1cd when she
has stocked with goa.s. These animals.
IN the afternoon drlW a goat Garage
and afford sport for their little mistresses.
but mornings they give milk to make
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
THE NINTH CAVALRY,
United states Regulars To Pass Rich-
mond Toni ht.

mond Tonight.
The Ninth United states Cavalry VIII
PASS through Richmond over the AlIahIc
Coast Line tonight These soldiers have
been encamped in Florida They are go
ing north TO prepare the camp TOT shaI-
ters men who are on their way Dach
from Santiago. The train viii be run In
nine sections.
n was expected that troops would pass
through Richmond yesterday en- route 20
Newport News from Chickamauga but
none went The officials OF the
railroads were unable TO tell when the
soldiers would arrive here. Colonel Boy
kin. of the Seaboard Air Line. said his
company had q contract TO carry num-
ber OF troops. including General Wade
and staff but he did not know when they
would get here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07

ter 10 DR.. Hart
man. she writes
as follows. Il
had been trou-
bled with dys-
pcpsia for many
years and was
very much re-
duced. / was
treated by my
nearest p b ysi-
clans. but only
for "a little time
did they help me.
1 seemed TO be
growing W ors q
instead OF better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
Quick Service-We run nine
fast delivery wagons.

Dunlop Patent Family Flour,
s4.75 b5l., or soc. sack.
Mixed Spices tor picking, zoe. 10.
ID. paper Economy Roast Cot
fee, 7c.
Orange County Creamery Butter,
best you ever used, at I5c. 10.
Good Creamery Butter, r2Hc.
lb.
Kinks Americana Family Soap, &c.
bar.
Fat Mackerel, SC. dozen.
Pure Ground Pepper, Ioc. ID.
Sand Soap for cleaning. for SC.
Black Enamel Stove Polish for
SC.
Worcester Sauce, SC. bottle.
Lion Coffee, in lilo. papers, 915c.
ID. Best you ever used.
Best new crop New Orleans Mo-
lasses, Acc. gallon.
Quart MasOn'S Fruit Jars, So,
dozen.
One-half gallon Mason's Fruit
Jars, COS. dozen.
1z-lb. Box Pocahontas Baking
Powders. &c.
Lion Coffee in r'pound papers,
, pounds for roc.
Silver King Minnesota Patent FAM
lily Flour, 81. so barrel, or soc. sack
, one-pound bars Soap Tor SC.
Morton's Cocoa. SC. can.
Roasted Peanuts, sc. quart.
Fresh Bologna Sausage, &C.
Orange county Country Hams,
Ioc. ID.
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour.
81. 40 barrel, or 2oc. sack.
Virginia Country Extra Flour,
25c. bag or 81 barrel.
Oleine Laundry Soap. &c. bar.
Best Granula ed Sugar, SIC.
Cedar Tubs, Soc.
Coarse Meal, 4oc. bushel.
Cedar Buckets, roc.
Jap and Jefferson Coffee, Mocha
and Java grade, only roc. pound.
New North Carolina Clipped Her.
rings, SC. dozen.
Best Oats, $50. bushel.
Rolled Oats, sc. package.
Fresh Country Butter, I2Hc. ID.
Best City Meal, 4sc. bushel or I2c.
peek.
Al pounds Best GRADUATED Su
gar for 25c.
Boston Baked Beans, &C. can.
2-lb. can Boston Baked Beans IN
Tomatoe Sauce. sc.
Nice Small Hams, 719c. pound.
Ma cheS. &c. dozen.
Pint bottle Olive Oil, roc.
Large cans Table Peaches, SC. can.
Large California Prunes, &c. ID.
Wood Wash Board, SC.
Fine Dairy Salt, SC. bag; large
bags, SC.
Corn, 45c. bushel.
cakes Octagon shape Soap, SC
Sweet Mixed Pickles, SC. bottle.
Assorted Imported Jams, roc. jar,
regular price, 25c.
Root Beer. DC. bottle makes 10
gallons.
Homemade Jelly, &C.
Homemade Preserves, &c Ii.
We are selling a regular 6oc Tea
for 4oc.
Virginia Comb Honey, nc 10.
Try our Jefferson Spring Wheat
Flour, best in the world. guaranteed
TO make 30 pounds more bread to
the barrel than any flour on Tho
market, $3.50 barrel, or $50. bag.
Fine Blackberry and Catawba
Wines for drinking purposes, 4oc.
gallon, or roc quart
Large Lemons,I5c. dozen.
It will pay you to get one OF our
new price lists. It's q regular
money saysr-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07
CURED AT LAST.
A Chronic Invalid Thought 10 Be
InClTable.

Mrs Marie Hanson, Of Niebull. Wis,
was q chronic invalid whose case ex-
cited much attention. in d recent let
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-07

Rev Hartley Carmichael viii Il is ex-
pected. occupy his pulpit during August.
after to-day, returning 70 the country
eeptebor ist, and spending the FIRST two
y,eeks Of that month cut % town Ia
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-19
Dainore @pepeiaanima emo THOR.

HogIe at 5armsrns omtring Stephen
to9 tat paa 9auruannsn fibite llge,
troos at Sorobunbsn bar msset ter,
os ct goot Regn pilbe TONNE bel mep.
SlG'ten bptrpleoe ben terre % lsTe
Serb pmtring ium Stsp. @f Slur bill
Der bltpe apIet en- iterre W9ngbe Der
l G9nsn. Speoearedlet berimpb pil life
bItpe iaa tort Tom ifjor.
90, sieen'e I albert sta.
Oct nDe 9praab / gilbert 2ea bapbs
WSsoe Sirsbag often os fuitiatte pris
Ten paa Saloon 2icen'e til $3.50. Oe
pdl9te Gmbebsmanb er fslgenos:
Preiiosnt, 80. u. Worin; GGsrt, s,
u. SolperIen; 4ttornen, 6. g. Gbs
paros; asiesior, Gmil Nelion; 8anbs
pertssS superintendent, W. 81. 2uce;
Street Commissioner, %. 8. 2otps.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-19
California.
Ssrff 1srfs % fiotn parmt geir.

gn uiabpanlis 9aarparme lieser
oper California, b~srettes fra Gan
5raneisco ben 13be bs. s flere Gqne
at Staten, iier / be itsrre tprnaplsnoe
9alitrss, fob Sbsrmometret / Otter
miobas mellem 80 og 100 8raber.
8irtningen er meget Itabelig for 8ors
net, bpori Der aQerebe er tommet
9rano pau @runo al 5srten - ben
p9rite iiben 1851 og 1852. Speralt
fiber 8r9sgangens unoer bet parm,
8eir. De iebpanlisbis ON gaaren
inotr9Henbe Resnbpger piloe babe be-
pirtet en- flor 8orndolins / Sacramenz
tpbalen. !Spis Der life ftrdr fsloet
Resn, ian bet ipsge for, at Nplin9en
lite blir en- Srebispdrt af ct Wiboelss
aar. Men bet qienparenbs al ben ttss
liss Srust, ipm life ruinerebes al
Sroiten fornplig, pil bragg Sorbsl az
9armsn. 5rugtaolen / bet belle Be-
tragtet bliper tpno; priIerne bill itigs.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-19
q
sismtnasmamo brussr seaineIie

Gitp 4sIesIors / Weft Superior
bapbe for en- lib iioen forelast gpraas
bet en- Reenins paa 5000 for ubgiitcr
til Sorbel for Stutteligningen baoo.
ppaiuet fine aompuniers 5orretningss
tilitano. Hegningen er nu betalt, og
bet bill bel iise bet famine Tom gpraas
rets YiIiselie at en- iauban 5rems
aanasmaaoe. gpen bar | 4urrattsr
paret ubs al Stuno til ristia at ~itattes
lisne auloottsr os 8areoplag. Cog
sing os anoen iaaoan gienbom. Der
itabig filter pldbs. foroi 2isningss
manoene itte nj be rette Salopgapsr
ON Spripningen pau Saunb ben lite
Mai. Siior bupos gpens 9lsiesiOrs
bsItuttet 0otarbeioerne og opnaast a,
faa meset atturdte Gpgaper. iua at
8psn panot langt mere | Statter, sno
8eitittsHssrsgninsen belsb ig iii.
Canine @siesiors negteoe ligs ub at
ppsipe Rapne % oenne Smit1n.iobso
forbalebs Gugsn, inbtiI gpruuret MI
snbslis sftsr s Wuunsoers 5orlsb be-
iiemte Zig til at bstale.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-19

tst for aprs. Websns Sprbsn bar
borte for en- Stunb, fpr9ngte ap9gs
m9noene en- Slot Sefts / fulo Galop
ino oper 5lptten; mango at be itats
tels 5aor br9btes, pg en- bel Del lens
lpftebes. Deb et dnoet 9ilf9lbe bIep
Der ituttst Slb paa ct gus %faapelfor
aornforipninsen tilbsrenoe en- Wano.
s. s. Sanders Der fornpIie bar tils
fIpttet Stebet meb en- Slot 6aar.
sisIper uInfssliss aabo.r.
De prGriebrunbe, iom gi9iteoe ben
oeitIise Del al geabl. Gountb forrise
lee bar be meit sbelass.noe, Tom pad
mango Oar bar siort llsasn paa bisie
5ratter, flyer en- Weobelelie fra s6us
ron. 5armernes sab bill gaa op til
$4,000 os falb.r iom en- fp9r gnrbe
pua mango at benz. Oct affpsbne 9is
thrift er mango Mil / 1bItr9tnins, iaa
Sarmerne er benpifte til at fsre lit
apas LANCE Bel. til Bette. Sslbispis
er beore fttnebe Tabo.r bialpiomm..
De az nlptten 6iemisete, os Tom lite
ielo ian srei. fig, bill peb Raboers gis
itanb fad inbiaaet lis.iad meset 2anb
ION tiblisere.
etor translation I apas.
ct betpbelist apnsfalg aifluttebes
/ forrise uge fra Or. Diaiam Sarris'
Fdngs, Itrioes fra 3apio Gitp. 81
apGgbunolerirma / aanios tisbts
1000 llneftube og bstalte 5000
tontant. 9p9get bar pprinbelig toms
met fra Grassaneene / Repaoa us
lltab.
arrstsret TOR Teisbrus al poHen.
Weslp W6ite fra Iberbssn iibber
Siour Suns unber Qrreit for at babe
ienbt libsrliss grepe si.nnem Yoiten
til Wiis man Gong / Qberb.en. Drills
Song er barnsfsbt I Siam. Oct laber
til, at Stinipse bar -p9rst gep1ss
grunben for Wbite til AZ aIisnb. be
obitsne grepe.
stsrre etatsinsteeter.
Sor inbeprrenbe Iars fsrite apars
tai bar Staten fra gountiern. mob
taset | Statter $270.120. 5or BET
t~ilfparsnoe apartal ifior inbfpm
$225,602.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-19
erane I en- tor gssntabrif.

s Wilfpdut.e uobrsb Der en- heftig
SIosbranb Snsoag often 81. 10. Den
gialot "abref6" 8usniubrit og aiiteo.
Tom pau 8bgning cg 8ureupIag ct 2ab
fort $4,000, men fulot us'ureret.
Ere 9runobaabe cg II 0umpiprsitsr
III tiltrobs for ben ftrrte 9ino oGms
pet Slammerne benimoo Wibnat.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-19
qrunTulnuniu.

qsnn. pldte @lais Cos betpbslig'
QrIpg / Rortb Srpin nepbr9note |
forrige llgs. anlGsget bar bet itsrite
os melt beloise uafbensi9. Spsilsldss
pertsr / 2anbet. Snssn al arbeiosrne
tpm ttlffabe. Sab.t b.rsgnss til $780,
600 meb en- Insurance pdd $4,000
Der bar bsItiaftiget ct bdlot 2uiinb
Qrbeioere.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-19
NfbrnTku.
gsser lite en treote 1srmin.

Supernsr Silus u. Splcomb bar
ct Srep til s. 9. Cane / Disn.r ubtalt
bl. q. fslgenbe: get .r lite mere eno
ret os rigtist mob bore politifts gsns
ner cg be mango, bpis Hapn bar paret
napnt / 5orbinbelie meb bsnne go
mination, at be Hart faar pibe min
Mening i benne Sag. Seq sr lite
aanoioat for M Domination; beuer
lite Tiger iss ben; ies fsler bet lite bill
be bare tlost ps pasienbe at isse en-
treble Ssrmin.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-19
Sortptite Stuoentsr.
MtuneCntn.
EGftsn tGroige.

Weo 8aarOnnsn er Sarmerne psb
Senion naiten f9roige. arbeibet bar
9iort COB 5rsmeans. Oct famine
Ir.ul Tom alminoelig er unber 9prts
nina.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-19
Nnrb gnknta.
9fpoer en- bersstst 7esperaoo.

8. Or. Dean, llosipsr al "DtIiams
Gountp preis" / @rinnel, 40 Mil fra
Wtaietpn, itiso / Snsbugs pua CANT
S4ufelot, en- berpstet &arattsr, os
orebte BAN sisbIittelis. S4ufeIpt
bapoe foriest at Itpbe Dean iom Sepu
for en- artitel, Tom fioitnapnte bupbe
ofentli9giort u~nsduenbe ct apastps
peri. Dean bar tioli9ere arbeibet ipm
Setter peO gpiier i I.ip gort os
Bolton.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-19

9ooort9". De TO M9nb er Spuqre.
9pS Wfr. og hrs. 8poori6 bapos 4fz
osoe 1apt lit Siem. Otter bans 0so
oleo goet itiftet melIem be 10 eneIte
aroeta9sre, bans Sstre, ioet Mrs.
Moore, lcm Dor meo lin Mano / gben
9tep yort, tit $4,000. Men iioen
bette Sttfte bar 5amilien Moore faast
Seolier lb9noe for at bore blepen fsrt
o%roentIig bag Gpiet, oQ at guets pirtez
lt9e 89roi er opimoo 100000. Der
par al 8runb til at antaoe, at Smith
par grunoig; men netop bppr meaet
ban eteoe, bet bar bolbt bemmeliot.
ytu tremferer 0atteren Mrs. Moore,
at 5aoeren bapbe logt an poa at be-
'ptge StattepptrGoerne. Oct paaz
'taas, at Smit6 fort for I'm 0so Tfal
babe iagt til Better Cooper / 3c6eQe,
81, at ban bar COB paa 100000, %
at epoper bapbe siOst Smith SiQas
belle til at BRUCE bans Rapn for peo
Sl9lp oeraf at unbsaa at betale iua
rteset Stot. Napret Daniel i. Smith
(8reeH Bah, DiS.) paoitauss paIda at
bore anpenot / famine gimeb. Gnos
ptoere fremfsres, at 9anoen 8pobrih
State Center, Winiam Smiths f.
nan'ttQe Igent peo Spgisr at goet,
ftal babe iogt, at 0iGium Smith llbs
laante Benge for Reter Cooper o,
Daniel Smith; men Better Cooper bar
pso en- unoertegnet I~triftIig GrtI9rin9
bene9tet bette.
Sortptite 2tuotnter.
prGiioent 8rapes peb Soma Col
lege / 8rinne1 iuIpsnbsroe S6orsou1
20 S%tuoenter, foroi be bapbe oeltaqet
/ en- 0aniemoro ben 3Ote DARTS. DEM
ne SpertrGosIis at Rsslerne bar 9res
f"toenten netop tommen unoerpeir meb.
Nosle andre Stuosnter bill foa famine
Setpmit, forbi be bar meb til en- Dams
ben 12te Ipril.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-19

XaAEfH9&
ussemmsr rirssae % srseaa wcrssm.
metrtisitmtnttr

roa trsttstrts iensi bpu r1anoag o. Torsod1 Wsr'
atu. au~ttfsismtuist tHbtaa,s it's to vad ~btnarsss
~'sIasnss RHmert. msemtnsr, bet utr5f ella iorfaa,
a,s. oels ct advertisement, Der 'sra ionmtr ino
7trseaesHuu,rst 4. GI., ~iSrfdnass inotrpiist8 Saul.
oil ettiommsi uo 10 1itsoagsuumers. Brept, Der moe
bother a~psriiSisHrHieg. iom bet batter mso, bsr mar
poiuitn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-19
cnot blob hoe Snoiausre.

Sra Rsb 0ing meloes ben 13bs, at
Snoiansrs pua Prairis SsIano bar Be-
9pnot at 9isre Spituno. og at nosle al
2eoerns bar siort Snotjeb al 9aa6en.
Snsen Gruno for ltroIigbeoen opgipss.
De Spibe pil unmooe ON 9eItpttelIe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-19
sarmarbstoet Rcowoos Goun,D.

Snoiaaninsen al Smaatorn sr pms
trent ~tilenpebrast / Rsopopo Gpuntp,
Tribes Snsoas fra Hebipooo Sails.
lln~otaselierne sialoer nosIs al be tor
re 5arme. aoIfiaise SunOeringsr bar
Der p9ret ~ungaasnos ben for bet tolb.
9eir inoIaueoe S~Gobpsbe. Oct blep
al nosle ubtuIt, at al baarIis Sob
mautte omiaaes; men en- Spsoemart
meb Ro. 3 Grabs Speoe, tnofaaet ben
She Marts, blep efteriset os befunben
at bore / enftelig Stanb, ftpoenbe
Spirsr % COB Bert. Sirsoa9 Falbt
Der en- let Re9nitur ON Sormiboagsn;
ben pil giere goot baabe for 4plingen
"a 8rPSpRrten.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-19
switt Sourtns une 6 ourtbus.

9ontruttsr @sorgs g. Deals fra
Ct. gaul bar lagt ben iiOite Saano
paa 8ertet meb OpfsreIien al bet npe
Stpift Gountp Gourtbus, og gpgntns
oen sr at Commissioner blepsn mob
tooen Ipm tilfreosIilencs. Grtitettsrs
ne guectner G. SatobIon i Ct. 9auI.
gpaninaen Iigss at bare imut, oura'
BEL pa uoItprst msO be nDeite getpsms
m~eliobeber.