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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-21
BOY THAT WENT WITH TEDDY.

Only boy we ever had,
Him that went with Teddy,
Tough and husky sort o. lad,
Rough an always ready,
Eomewhat wildish In his way,
Ruther play-I guess, than pre-
But as honest as the day,
Always true an steady.
Didn't like to see him go,
Me an his OF mother,
Both our hearts packin' woe,
We could scurcely smother.
Loved our boy almighty dear,
An it knocked US out o. gear
When he went an left us here
Lone with one another.
Used to set here every night,
Me an my oP woman,
Talkin' bout the way he'd fight
When he met the foeman.
Knowed he'd never finch a bit,
knowed he wasn't built to quit,
knowed, fur sure he'd never git
Back an inch fur no man.
Of'n fore we'd go to bed
1 could see her kneelin',
An knowed it was fur Ned
That she was appealin'.
As fur me. never learned
How to pray, an in me burned
Kind OF an Uneasy burned
Guilty sort O. feelin.
When the Denver people come
To the rench tellin'
Bout the fight, made things hum
Dancin' an yellin'l
Whooped fur Teddy an the rest
With the widest sort o. zest,
While the heart within me breast
Was with pride swellin'
Keep readin' on an on
Whooped till mother limited
That l acted like I'd gone
Actually dementedl
Then cloud came DER my eyes
An groaned in panied surprise
On one name they'd printed.
NoLhln' that the neighbors said
Could our sorrows tighten.
Every time they'd mention Ned
Seemed the cinch d tighteni
Only CLEAN O. sun that shot
Through our souls with mis'ry fraught
Was the one consolin' thought
That he died aghtin'.
Denver Post.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-21
A Documental Insult.

"Cousin Julia has given up her trip
abroad"
"What for?"
"She found that her passport de-
scribed her as having large mouth. I"
Chicago Record.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-21
The Passing of baseball.

Foreign Visitor-'T see it stated
that public interest in baseball is de-
clining."
American Host (sadly)-"I fear it
is. I haven't seen an umpire mobbed
this season. New York Weekly.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-21
Cautious.

"How will you have your eggs
cooked?" asked the waiter.
"Make any difference in the cost
of emp" inquired the customer,
cautiously.
"No."
"Then cook 'em with a nice slice Of
ham" said the customer, greatly re.
lieved. Pittsburg Bulletin.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-21
Making Sure.

Examiuer-"What part of speech is
the word amp"
Smart Youth-'What, the am
what you eat, sir, or the am what
you is?"-Fun.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-21
Settling Up.

Hotel Clerk-"This is a bad fifty
cent piece, sir"
Commercial-"All right; lhad a bad
night"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-21

Hicks-"She has great command of
language, hasn't she?"
Wicks-"Yes; 1 am inclined to think
that that's why she never got married"
-Somerville Journal.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-21
Somewhat Surprised, Himself.

Mamma-'T'm surprised at you,
Johnny"
Johnny (thoughtfully)-"T wonder
if you'll ever get used to me, mamma?
You're always surprised at me-
Puck.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-21
The Clty I'm Hot Weather.

Citizen-"I wish to see the Health
Officer"
Clerk-"He is not in."
Citizen-"Where is he?"
Clerk-"Gone out of the city for his
health. New York Weekly.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-21

vzsALL was a month


away, and t h e
days passed slow
ly and with un-
varied monotony
at Kipp, Montana,
our trading post
on the upper Mis-
souri,. The In
dians were far out
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-21
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One Square. one inch, one insertion. 90
One Square, one inch, one month. =. 800
One Square. one inch, t0ree months. 500
One Square, one inch, one year ..... 100
Two Squares one year 80. .,........ 15m
Quarter Column. one year ........... 30 %
half Column, one year r.............. 5000
One Column, one year. .,. 100 10
Legal advertisements ten cents per line
each Insertion
Marriages and delth notices gratis.
All bills for year y advertisements collected
quarterly Temporary advertisements must
be paid in advance
Job work--cash on delvere.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-21
A Painless PROCESS .

"They can take photographs in the
dark now."
"That's good; those bateful photo
graphers won't be always telling us to
look pleasant. Detroit Free Press.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-21
New Form Of an Old Saying.

NOW rOrh VI ah Oiu o"Jihk'
He-''Fave your heard the latestp"
She" "What is it?"
He-"Never look an auto-car in the
motor. Judy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

An exchange very tIuthfully cay. : Every man who pays his suhsc.ip'Ion promptly, and i' in busiRess. adver- tisss iiberally, ia privil-eed ta put his feet on the Arizona editor's table. The best friend of 0 paper is the man who IS willing ts r.y for everything he gets jus; like the editor is exported to do when he so.s to a stsrs to make . purchase. Just notice who makes the loudest kick about his local paper, and nine chances to one he doss not take the paper at all, or if :". is far
 srrssfs on payment. The newspaper i, photeersPisr of tho bu.iness and enterprise of any community, and the most progressive people are those who announce their business in priht.'
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27
MINERS CCNVENilON.
K duccd Rates For the Meet.
 IDg at Phoenix. M Arch I.

ED PRnsPECTOR Notice IS hereby given to delegates elected to attend the Miners Convention tn be held at Phoenix or March l, 1898, that sa chairman of the comni,tee on trans portt'ion. l have s"cur.a ta- fellow ing rates, to-wir: Fem the San'a Fe, Prescott and Ph0enlx Railway Co enc fare for the rr und trip; from the Atlantic and Pacific. one and ene- third fare, and from the $ utherD Pacific, ore and one-tifth fare.
 Delegates will pay full fare on the going trip, taking receipt CT ceriifcet". This certificate, after being counter sig ned by the secretary of the conven- ton. will, upan prssentati1n to the agent, authorize him to pass delegates free of charge on the rrturn trip on the santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix road, for one-tkird fare on the Allan. tic and Pacific, and for one-ihird fare en the MsiicOpa and Phoenix and on the Southern Pacific roads.
 C. M. FRAZIER, Chairman Ci Committee on Trans
 portatiop.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Mir. Ward l.. Smith, of Ere der:oks- aisrrhoea for over thirty years. H. had become fully sa'isiied that it was sply a question of a sh9:t time until he would tave 70 give up. lie had been treated by some of the best phy- siciaDs in Europe and American bot got no permanent relief. One day he picked up newspaper and cbsnced 10 read en advertisement of Chamber lnin's Colic. Cholera and Liarrhoea Remedy. He got bottle Of i', the first dose helped hi,a and it- ccntipu- cd use cured him. For sale by all dealers in Tombstone and Eist ee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Cattle on the ranges surrounding Solsmonville nre reported ts net be ID e very good condition The Bull le;in says Q good many of the COWS are getting very poor, and m any own- CTS have been driving the herds 10 the mountains during the last ten days. It is also not. d that soms of the cattle are III cted with what the ca,tlemen call "j,njans." and pr. Norton, the veterinary surgeon, has been communicated with and r- auested ts conc and make an inyes,i- gation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

BauIon and Gonne's entertainment at Sehiehelin Hall was we'll attended last evening and the audience showed sprreciation by merited applause. Both gentlemen are accomplished musicians of ability and play the variety of twenty-siI different Instru- ments with remarkable ekill and adoption, especially is Mir. Beulon clever with the violin which he plays with faultle.s execution. The intrs- ductIon of eoMical specialsies and hunor made the evening one of plsas- ing diversion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27
. sc.er lr cs. .

I, certainly looks like 1t, but there Frs really no trick about 1t. An, bod> can tryit who has Lame Back and Weak K id- neys, Malaria or nervous troubles. We mean he can cure himself right away by
 tons up the whole system, acts as d siimulaEt 10 the Liver and k!dntys, is 3 blood pur fer and nerve tonic. l. cures Constipation, Heada he, Fan'ing Spells. Sleeplessness and M ,nchoy. IL i> purely vegetable, mid l,xaIivr, and restores the sys'em 10 i,s natural vigoi. Try Electric B tiers and he conv.nC, q that they are a mracle worker, Every hottie guaranreed. Only 70 bout at Tombstone Drug Store ,d tl druggist, :,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27
ARIZONA CONGRESS
Two MeritOri0us Bills Pass
 Both branches.

A dispatch fror Washington says tile bill rstifying the act of the Terri terial Legislature for the issuing of Sl00,G coo bonds for the building of s ce pital at PhoenIx, Arizona, passed tho Senate yes,erd-y with very little opposition. The bill passed the houae two weeks sss. The President will sisn it.
 The bill relieving Tucssn irem tn Harrison act and permitting Q bon d issue 10 be msda for water works has passed both houses. It passed the lower house late ye,terday. This allows Tucson to issue boh6S for the city water works.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Once upon an evening dreary, aS rssted, ernewhat weary, close beside my 6reside, thinking thoughts I'd often thought before; suddenly fell ts snsezing, then anon it psssed te wheezins, and my blood seemed slowly freezing as it ne'er had done before all of this and som. thing more. An. distinctly l remember hew each bone and separate member seemed to throb with pains fantastic I had never felt hsfsrs. PreseEsly the pains grew stronger and the chills tha: shook me longer. striving every join: and mar row of my being to explore, GDd they shook me more and more. Suddenly there came 6 turning. all my blood within me burning, filled my veins with molten metal, call for help l did implors, and my head felt Lear 10 splitting, with strsns. faucies through it Hitting, as if twas a train ef demons from some dark Putt nian shore. chanting as they passed before; 'rwss the grip and nothing mors.--Ex.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27
pEARi k lTEnS.
News Nuggets From the BO.
 nanZa Camp.
PEARcE, A. T., Feb. 26. '9S


 Pearce Is taking e step in the right direction; Sunday at noon, all the leading business men will close their stores fer the day, thus giving th' 1T clerks a much needed rest and oppor- tun;ty for vacation.
 IL is rumored that cupid has been playing sad havse with the hearts oi < me of our prominent citizens. Gray haired Sires, "bewsre of the pair that kills."
 Mrs. Geo H. Platt was somewha, indispos.d last week but is now on the conyale-ent list.
 Mrs. A. Y. Smith is still on the sick lis', but CA the whole improving, she serv ce of her devnted Liother and mtdi sl care will eventually, we trust, restore Ter to health.
 Superintendent Toomey is away on " shS ravages si pneur0oniA on his system The best wishes of the camp are for his speedy recovery.
 The Commonwealth mine shows up well in milling ore. about nine or ten vears suprly being in sight at present. Dame rumor hss i: that about ono hundred ani fifty thousand dollars worth in ere an bullion were taken rom the mine last month about three t"ams gre employed transporting the shipping ore.
 The here race on Ws.hington's birthday cam" fl ss scheduled. The wallets of come of our citizens are not quite as pl.thoric, and we rust, 'if n It ssdder "thst they are wiser. The stranger cleaned out the town.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27
It is eItimated by 8 cnmpt tent fa

It is estimated by cnmps tent fsr eisn authority thst only 900 persons out of every 100000 die from old age, while 1900 succnmh to gou', 1S.4O0 to measles. 2,7OO [" apoplexy, 7,HOO to erysipelas, [ 800 'o consumption, 4S,eO0 to scarlet fever, 9 GOO te whoopIng cough, 5000 to typhoid and typhus. and 1000 to rheumatism. The averages vary ac- cording to locality, but these arc con .idsred accurate as regards tho popu- lstion of the globe as g whole.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

L. NJ. Mann of Portsmouth, Ohio, is a visitor to Tombstone. Mir. Mann is newspaper man of note and until recently oonpected with the Ports- month Press, an influential journal of his state. MT. Mann is hero on an official mission and may bs Lumber. d among our re,i1ents. The PRosPEcToR acknowledges & pleasant fraternal call.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27
Hest Of' All.

To cleanse the system in a gentle and truly henrhcisl manner, when the springtime comes. use the true and perfect remedy. Syrup of Figs. One bottle will answer for all the family end costs only 50 cents. Buy the genuine. Msnuis tured by the California Fig Syrup Go. only. ant for sale by all druggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

A letter from eur friend and patron. Fred Ruch, of San SiMsn, to tho Phoenix Stockman contains the in- formation that he has not yet sold any of his eteers. He is holfing at s20 for the yesrlings, S21 for two. and S2S for thrses and up. The cattle in the San Simon wintered well and are ew in good condition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

\ rleasant social time was given by Mrs. r. x. Woleett at Ter residence in he7or of the local Chautauquan club, and the oblising an agreeable hos,ess fully exempliGed tn, Hospital ity fo7 which her social functions are no.ed. An enjoyable time vas had and the evening most pleasantly speut.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Services of the NJ E Church will he held at : 30 D. III. tomorrow, when the di-cnursa of Rev. Rahsrts will he given and Miss Maud Walsh will render s vocal selection.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Service vii be held in the NJ. E.. church toHnrrow hy tho resident pastor. Sunday schoCl and Junior League will m act a, usual, full st- t~pdsnre i< dp-ires,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

A. J. Eastman came in last evening 2 from Bi-hse He acted as u putty in coming sver, and brought Mexican prisoner who will serve 90 dave in the count bas'ile for iracturins the law at the copper camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27
Church Notices.
lrals0l C Gnu rcls.

Services are held regu' arly on the first Sunday of each month, ss fol- lows:
 Mass at 9 30 c. m. Sunday schools English at II e. m.. Spanish at ! p. m. 1; vespsrs as ' 80 p. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Vim. Shllism, ,hs only galdhug of Benson. and who is now holding 6 iob under the administration as gnarG a, the Yuma pehitentiary, is visitor 10 Tnmb-tone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

An i,iEerant photograph isr.y aye in togn tssing views. s1cy travel with au outfit sf tntlr own and ap- pear we'll equipped.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27
Methodist Church. .

Service will be held at the MAthG- dist church tomorrow evening. [ p. m Sabbath rchool m the mornirg at 10. Junior League at 3 P. n. All are welcome.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

s. A. Thomson D. D. successor ts c. F. Bovsrd as superintendent si Ariz1ra Nilsson, con'emplatss visiting this charge March Sth and 9th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27
NOtlce to Creditors.
In the Probl:e Court of the Count of Cochise Territory oi Ari ona.

Estate of Charles F. Lee, deceased.
 NC;'te is hsrehy given hy the undersigned ad mini itratiiN ?! tle e-;ate oi Charles i.se. deceased, 70 he creditors of and al persons aving claims against the said deceased. 10 e>hiht hem. with the recessary vouchers, within four nor Is after the fr.t publicali n oi tins noticr. U the said administratrix. at her postotlcc address in Pistec Arizona.
 MRS. MARY N LEE, Adminis,rat'ix cf tic |. tate of Char es F. Lee. Cecea,ed.
 Dated at P bee. Tee. %. .sG7.
 First Uub!ica:ion of notice. l ec. SI. Iec7
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Alfalfa and gsrdt D seed 4t H0eh -I's. SD )cial ra.es or large quantities of alfalfa seed Se- Hoeiler. tf.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Thos. Sorin, the monarch of the Drsgoons, was in town today after suppliep.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Jake Schearer we are pleased 10 note is recovering from bis recent spell O. sickness
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

J. D. Morton. a prnm;n nent foundry man of Los Angeles, is a vi.itor to Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Attorney F. ". Land csmn in last evening from Risbes on lecal busine-s
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Do not forget that tor isht Is the iatt night of the Bolon C GInne'g en. torssinmen. st Srhi felin Hall.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Coffee i. made a spec!,lty at the Mason DC.ee. If
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Go Care Constipation Forever.
 Take Cascarets CaU'v CathIrtic l0c CT 25c 4 c. C. C. fail 10 cure 1gSIs'~ Sefund money
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Educate your Bowels With Cascarets.
 Candy Cathartic, cure constipaIIon forever IOc 25c TIC. C. C. fall, druggists rsfuDi' money.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

NOT o-:-S" .Jr F;ity ,,CLte. Guaranteed tobaccO Ea!!s r.-r. ...s--. v..at. ulen strong, bleed IT.. :-i.E. =. ,.u...!s:s
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

No. s Bookstores SI5
 KaRROwS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

For good coffee. Call on the MssC n DJree. Ii
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Read the PR, TOR.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27
MARICoPA & PHOENIX R R.
LOCAL NOTES.

]. :. sIINr. Cu !rri
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27

Daily. Paciic tine.
 l. 1. FREY general Manager. A. NAUGLE l. !. GIBSON. Assistant aneral Ntnt-er Train NaSt"T
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-02-27
SOUTHERN PACIFIC R R

l KRuTSCHNITT, G NJ F ERA>DoLPH, D <
 NEW MEXICO & ARIzoN- R R
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-09

TsmofraierHr / Ieras bOlot iorleocn
cu StniSfonpcr;ion, % unber 5orbnno'
lin0crmc Tom bet til en- aluurli9 Girto
mellcm acnarcsmauN 8ailep, ipu CT bet
Ocnotrauitc @nrtis 9eOsr / Rcpreicn.
touituict, % lem oiloe at Garliet ltalcc
erflGrc ia lmoo "SmpertaltSme" o99ln'
uetlipu al aolonirr. SpppiitiOucn Ic'
Dcocs Of Senator Gbiltou, iOm taIte ior
auucttipu al gorto &jco Oiu. aons
ereSmanc Sailsg leo iprit ct 9uanoigt
9roerlag / Somitemsoet % appcaeyeoe
oerpan til SOroeutioucn, ionr ttlitrmte
Observation-Disclosures Jprila8 mao
cocrurIoeubc WnlDritct. 9cte 5prs
lag 9it no pna, at De 5prcucoe Stuter
buroe anuettere 4DrtD Rlco, % meo
Ssrinn III CUBA buroe Regierin9er
itrcnat bolOs fla til ben GrtlGrtua iOm
&pugre8isn peotos, oa &rigcu beDnotc.
Guba buroe ian en- ielpitpnOig Gcajc
ring inainart 5OrbolOene Der tIQUo bet,
gen, "bpis geiOltuineeu pau Cuba"
tiger Gcmofrateme / TCras, "%Bnlter, al
Cuba ital anncttcreS at De 5OreucOe
Statsr, % 8etingclierre for anuetttpn
tan orousS p0a Ell for Dc TO 8egjerinaer
tilirebsitiIsnoe Manos, oil ot onnettcrc
Cuba ION en- Del Of be 5orrRsbe Sta
ters 8erritorium"
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-09
s CT banifelig Situatton

befnoer 9ben Sul5 / ben i6peibiTe
Stanton aarsau fig for Siben. 9or 6
Waanecer iioen CAB ben lille Sg I'm
SfplelGrer efter so Qars trp % nib
fier sisneite afifeb paa sraat gapir
noen at bspilse BAN en- enefte gre i
peniipn. Wen ba 8psn iaa billie ans
iatte en- M 29rsr. ppitpb Der upentebe
Vanfeli9bsber. Site en- eneite Carer
issts pciten, lite ensans, ba Spens
gorssrmeiter og 8ommunebsitnrelIe
~Torpli9tece Jig til at betale bsisre 2sn
eno ben fsrIt itipulersoe . 2arerfpres
ninsen | aargau bapbe nsmlig srtlQret
Spen bOpeottst, inotil ben afIteoiaeoe
Carer 1T Jig bepilget en- nossnlunbe
anit9nois peniion.
SulS' aommunebeitprslIe bsIluitece
M at uulasse Sag mob G9rerfores
ninsen. Msn i belle aantpn aaraau
families Der life en- eneits Sagfsrer, TOM
bar pilie til at pptrGbe paa gpens
@esns. publitums Spmpatbi sr paa
S0rerforeninsens Sipe, CO Yben pil
bel nsppe tpmme ub al 1T Dilemma
uosn at psniionsre ben samls fortiente
Carer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-09
Stor Brand pco q,
Ut Barn inocbrGnOt on ct ann,
al Sranoiaarene. BARNS
meo SDrhitfu.

Snsoag ben lite Sui s,S N
ubbrso en- pploIpm Sloebraro i
Sinfos Sa6rits Grbeioer5pG,,1
yaotOoosn. Slben OpitpO osyo,s |
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Eieblit, mebens Mooerfn bar al
bapoe fact fat / euoel T9riti,t, |
bet al, bporOso Ssngtlrocyne tod
os oa Mooeren Tom tiIbaos. fs1
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baobs fdat trdplet Zig uo gao u,
og rsbbsoes / itGrtt ior6yanstI
itdno, men bet minbits, Der bar ID
aar 9dmmeI, inosbrGnott.
Suiet meb llobusbbgnir1 rso5t
tie til 8runosn: Oct por o8ipr
Sanoets aIminoeIige @rono!asi.
SIR. 1890.
vi De | 8aarbsn boenot 5 qrb,
famiIier bapbe etpar asIursrst,
SnobCet rebbebes bslpis.
Ssnere berettss, at bet orsrfcr
talte Barn, Der par reeeet ! fcy5-
StI'tnnb, er afgaaet pso 0cosn.
8egss Barn til4prte 6ans CosI
9u'tru, for 6oem osTaa bcIe Srs
Der bar uasiureret, brrnots.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-09
"Sa ut cIifcr''s Soncsi

Oct bar en- 9uarbug 1864, foy1
Den hinges Ben" Den 22aI
Ri6aro Horbraat tom iprinasrd
pda @erelist til lin aIcrs ooot
Sob. .. Sebren8: "St paa Sat
je9 bar laset M. Den er til q
ions: so hi elIter bette Qaroct'. Il"
Sa, 9ebrens faa paa ben, nrt
ben, og ioa fang os ipiaets ben.
"Sa, ben bar COB ben, Gut."
Sg iao ION ben meb 17Os
fprit Tom en- lioeH PiIt, iOm faaT |
bagerit i Spget, bour be Smaa |
mseens "Senner al NOr8s" gil, ! q
fen fremoeles.
Wen inart tog ben buabs imai
fore, % iipsn bar ben OErst frsmiI
Rproraat lspsbe life IGnge.
osoe 2Obe Darts 1866, tnapt "a
sammel. men bans Sang leOtr, q
ban life haobe aiort mere snt 'tr
baboe bet bRrst not.
Der er Malm / ben, MuIm, ION
Der 9ientlang, faalGngs Nrr8s ia
All departments of the Valdez MOI
School, DEBORAH, opens Aug, %
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-09

Eoicrop Giutrpu bcoer ben ioritl
5prcucce Siater8 CONNER paa &ortr
&icO. San bIeu uonGout al General
Ililes os afaGoc G%mbeOseocn iur
Sbcrit Glpus. Son mantte naturIigs
bis iuGrQe Dc 5prcncoe Stater TrOitat
pg niioGr9e ale u~oenlanbifc IrinOier
os Tctsntater % ilGr ben ip0nite Grons
ming % ben ipanite &Onge al SuIOitNb
Us Sroifab. Oct bar ell bgtttOclj9
Stuno / General 8ilions Sooe0tuarter
| Ipnce, meoets berHe Gambling uos
fsrtes, i~triOcr en- SOrreipon6ent. g.
mere bcrettes, at mango 3ommere | be
pmtrinsIig8enoc Giitrittcr bar iUnret
paa General MiIes's IrOflnmatipn o.
p~fficicIt crtlrret iig for at bare loyale
mob be 6oreneoe Stutrr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-09
On morT Samgerinoc.

Sfslge ariitiania "Morssnbl." 70,
13oe Suli bar Sreten Nbelaibe Semb.
en- ung ariitianiabame, optraast Der
en- iisrre 8cncsrt | Srocdoeroz g olaoIet
/ paris pg giOrt ftprartet 2ptte. Sun
bar tilbrast A aar / llblanoet, selpis
| Berlin pg belpis / paris, bpor bun
bar itueeret unber ben bsrsmte aunit-
nerinbe @iaropt, os bppr BUN for no,
gen lib fiben isIp gap lin fsrIte Son,
cert.
pariisrblabsne uotaler, at bun aap
fine Nunre "eelicisuisment" oa n,srer,
at hences rene Sppranoitemme oipsr
fore 9sftsr.
5retsn Semb ueter M at reiie til.
bass til Nprss for eitsr fine LANCE Stu,
bier at foretGse en- Soncsrtturns.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-09

at tdbt Sib tummsr oloyio j..
at en- COB GtOnOm tanter ir, y.
at nerpsit Qr6eibe alori7 A., :
at baID gsiteO sr barr. srs -.
at baarIig auft blir TENT por,,
at Smuos ital babes, men IN
les ~
at ben, ION ppIGtter, off,
traplt -
at bet, Der er biGigt, fom oft,
bDrt -
at Salt tcnierpsrer, men @
ftiGler -
at for meset tpst er posIsot :
at ct bifpet 9eg er soot foy 70
at folot 9anb ifbOer Glamm,,
at en- icst Clubbing Ilal fggs
mer1 -
at til peapttst 9ugpert ffor
Mel -
at ippIerst Mab giOcy ylst NJ
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-09

upsnri9sminiiter Snp bar uonrbrti
Gotuarb @. Saroen fra Chicago til &e.
9~ierin9ens ggsnt for at itloere 9enges
pGienet pan %6tlippinerue. Son bar
paret meo aomiral 3emcps 6laaoe
iioen for SpIIaget / Manilabugtcn. San
ital iuareit muli9 iubberette iii lloens
rissminiitsren pm Hsntsipoeu, 8erels
furien % pm 8cngeiurboIbene / oct
Sele tuset. 8reiioenten pnIter at irems
l999e bans Rnppprt for ben 8pmmiss
linn, iptn ital u~nberbanble meo en- ipunit
aOmmisiipn ON 5~ilippinerne.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-09

Sra 9ouopn berettes, at ben inpiife
Mpnt after pil blipe oabnet for fri
Npntning ai SgIu. Der bar ppret
siort fore Gnitrcnselier for at faa Sprs
bploet ipraubret fra 16 til l til % til
l, ps man tiger, at baabe DC 6Oreneoe
Stater % 5rantrise ital bape piit iio
ptIise til at suu itb paa benne Sorans
bring. Ser er bog Iioen SanoipnIisbeb
for, al Der / ben nGrmeite 5remtio uil
bltpe siurt np9et alpOrli9t 5uripa paa
at slennemi ore benre 8lnn