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BY SUPT. CHAS. B. RAY
FUSION MANAGER OF WAKE
COUNTY WORK HOUSE.
THE MAN HAS BEEN THERE MANY YEARS
He Was Employed as a Carpenter and Nigh
Waterman. Has Five Children and
Wife Dependent Upon Him fer
CUnnorf
Support.

The manner in which the Wake
county work house is conducted has long
been Il public scandal. Enough incom-
petence. extravaganza and general mis-
management have been shown by its
superintendent and the members of his
family appointed by him, to damn the
Republican party of the whole county.
But not satisfied with this. Superin-
tendent Ray has added to the already
long list OF qualities uniting him for
the position he holds, that of offensive
partisanism. And this has caused him
to commit crime for which the courts
may and should make him suffer.
The following affidavit speaks for it
self and therefore needs no comments
at my hands:
b. r. Fowler being duly sworn de-
poses and says that he is siXty-six years
of age and has been living at the Wake
County Work House. under all admin
acknowledgements Republican and
Populist-for the last thirtytwo years
employed there all that time by the
county as laborer on the farm, garden,
&c, and for the last four months as the
night Waterman. That on last Saturday
n week ago, it being the 10th day of
August, 1898, c. b. Ray, the superin-
tendent of the County Work House,
came to Raleigh with affiant and while
riding along said to affiant. IF you do
not vote the Populist ticket, openly and
boldly, | will discharge YOU" Affiant
made no answer except said: "All right. =
That yesterday morning, the Ind day of
September, 1898, when affiant went TO
his home to go to sleep, after having sat
up and watched through the night. the
said Ray sent his little boy after affiant
to come to his home. Affiant went to
the house and the said C. Il. Ray asked
him if he had concluded whether he
would vote the Populist ticket or not.
Affiant told him he would not vote for
Dan Young and there were others he
did not wish to vote for. The said
Ray then discharged affant, saying he
had no further use for him, and as aft
ant turned off to leave, Ray said he was
going to hire negro to fill atlantis place.
That during the last thirty-two years
affiant has voted in every election and
his right to vote as he saw fit was
never challenged before, in fact no one
ever before threatened to discharge af-
fiant ON account OF his politics. That
affiant was a private in the + 'rty-
seventh Regiment in the late C0nfeder-
ate war and was so severely wounded
at the battle of Bristow Station that
his wounds at times give him a great
deal of trouble and pain.
: nat he is very poor having used all
of his earnings in the support of his
wife and children, some of the latter
being now small, and since his discharge
aforesaid has no means of living and
supporting his family.
tSigned) B. r. FOWLER.
Sworn and subscribed before me this
the 3rd day of September, 1898.
WESLEY WHITAKER, J. p.
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THE HEROES OF FORT MACON

The Government Showing Proper APP
probation of Their Services.
Loge Harris comes back from Wash
ington and announces that the negro reg
iment, which gave him that silver ser
vice. will remain in the service of Uncle
Sam awhile longer.
This is right. 1t was good in Logo
to so arrange it and better in Uncle
Sam to allow it to be so arranged.
The sand dunes of Fort Macon need
defending. Even now | can see Jim
Young. with his black battalion charg-
ing IN one and down another at the
heels of an imaginary Spaniard. How
their banner ripples in the breeze-a
breeze fresh from the sea and laden
with salt and ozone, How the plumes
above the kinky heads sway and nod
as the long line rushes forward in the
mad charge!
Here Imagination fails us as to what
terrible things might happen should any
foeman be fool enough to attack such
an outlandish place as Fort Macon.
But o. course there are I'LL sorts OF
people in the world and one never
knows what one Of some sort may do.
So Col. Jim and his ebon regiment must
be kept in service. Governor Russell
has asked it, Loge Harris has arranged
it and Uncle Sam has granted it.
Then again, what would the poor
things do if mustered out? They are
now getting more to eat and wear thar
they ever had before. and making more
money, to say nothing of the ease witt
which they are doing it. TO turn then
out now to forage on an unappreciativt
world would be little less than down
right cruelty. And this is why | say
Uncle Sam is doing right.
Think of these patriotic and famishet
cOons turned out upon heartless wore
mt this time of the year. 1t is just SIM
ply awful, is it not?
There is enough in the public treasury
TO give every one of these warriors bolt
a show for his marbles. If the Repub
lican party wants to support a thousant
negro voters in ease and comfort. VIII
spending money to spare, until the da!
of election, why who can object?
What we really want. dear Logan
is that these heroes shall be kept il
camp until they give us n silver service
apiece all round.
Keep them in camp on government
pay and rations during the dull summer
months, then when the autumn days
come, the saddest of the year, sen(
them back home, fat and greasy, Il
vote.
This is the programme. And it il
such programme rs shows appreciation
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of the heroic life and gallant services of
the heroes of Fort Macon!
The Honorable julius Caesar Logan
Harris announces that he succeeded in
adjusting the accounts of Young's regi
ment and having all their claims allow
ed by the War Department. This was
kind, the poor things need a little extra
change these days. Logan's thoughtful
ness is touching.
Another silver service would not be out
of order.
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THE "BAND" BEGINS TO PLAY.

Ohio Wilson has these many years
been complaining of Democratic abuse.
A small number of his own party rebels
against his thou shalt and bolt the
convention. Straightway Ohio unlimbers
his battery and opens fire upon them.
But the Gideon is only a sharp-shooter
so far, picking the delegates to yester-
days convention off one at a time, and
even on them he doesn't care to be quot
ed. Later he will open up with grape
and canister and shrapnel and bombs.
Woe be to him who gets in the Bands
way.
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SPREADING OFT.

Mr.. Van Wyck Hoke, of LincolntOn, is
in the city and says that the Lincoln
Lithia Springs is just closing its most
prosperous summer season. He tells
also of the purchase by Mr.. Benjamin n.
Duke, of Durham, and Dr. r. Chambers
Laird, of Haw River, of considerable
blocks of stock in the Lincoln Lithia
Water Company. The sale of this justly
celebrated water will be pushed more
vigorously than ever. 1t has already an
extended reputation, both in and out of
the profession, and as n natural specific
is known and appreciated far and wide.
IOpe's Candy madr fresh daliY.
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RELIEF IN SIX HOURS.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
1t is great surprise on account of lis
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
in bladder. kidneys and back, in male or
female. Relieves retention OF water al
most Immediately. If you want quick re-
lief and cure this is the remedy. Sold
by Heartt & Heartt, druggists, Raleigh,
n. G.
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Business Notices.
REMOVED.

want to say to my patrons that |
have removed my barber shop from No.
213 Fayetteville street to the basemen
nunder the State National Bank Build
ing, one door above Dobbin and Fer
rails. thank my friends for their
past patronage and will at all times
give them cordial welcome and the
best service ut my new shop.
MAURICE WATTS.
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How Many Women Have Quietly
Obtained Advice That Made
Them Wen.

My sister, if you find that in spite of
following faithfully your family doc
tors advice, you are not getting well,
why do you not try another course ?
Many and many woman has quietly
written to Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn,
Mass, stating her symptoms plainly
and clearly, and TAX her advice, which
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MALE HELP WANTED.

Government poSitiOns-Don't prepare
for any civil service examination with
ont seeing our illustrated catalogue of
information; sent free Columbia Core
spondence College, Washington, ID. G.
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LADIES Why the arm soft, white
plump-facc sallow and wrinkled? Our
treatment accompIishes wonders. Harm
less. Results guaranteed. Physicians
recommend. Mailed for 81. Particulars
for stamp.
NATURES MEDICAL DISPEN
SARY, Chattanooga, Tenn. 1t
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doctor told me I would have to go to a
hospital before Iwouldgetwell. Ihad
female troubles in their worst form, suf-
fered untold agonies every month my
womb tipped back to my backbone; had
headache, hysteria, fainting spells, itch
ing, leucorrhna.
"My feet and hands were cold all
the time, my limbs were SO weak that l
could hardly walk around The house,
was troubled with numb spells. l fol-
lowed Mrs. Pinkham's advice. have
taken four bottles of Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, one bottle
Of her Blood Purifier, one package OF
her Sanative Wash, and am entirely
cured. Mas LOUISA PLACE, $50 Bel
mont ST., Brocl1ton, Mass.
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NOTICE.

I will offer to the highest bidder for
cash Sept 18th, 1898. my bay year old
stallion Gree Silver at Danville, Va,
at 3 o'clock p. m. He is by Wilkes Boy
oo03 / st dam by Jay Bird 5000 3nd dam
by Mambrino Patchen IS, &c. Free Sill
yer is about 16 hands high, good gated
and stylish. has been worked Il few
times. l consider him sound and all
right.
w DI1uNIIINT
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DISSOLUTION.

The copartnership of NJ. A. Parker
agent, and J. r. Terrell, doing business
under the name of Parker & Terrell, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
Both parties authorized to collect and
receipt for all accounts due the firm.
NJ. A. PARKER, Agent.
J. II. TERRELL.
Sep 3 10d
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NOTICE.

Monday, September tn Gabor Day
being a legal holiday, Sunday hours
will be observed at the postofiice.
C. Il. BAILEY.
POSTMASTER.
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AGENTS-B money selling our
lire-proof home and business safes;
$73.40 cleared in one day by new agent;
capital or experience unnecessary. Write
for special terms and catalogue.
ALPINE SAFE COMPANY.
Cincinnati. 1t
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Wanted-Agents in every town to sell
Lace Curtains by sample or catalogue.
Address Cincinnati Lace Co, Reid
Building. Cincinnati, .. 1t
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WE do not want Boys or Loafers to
write us, but men Of ability, 5000 to $500
per month. Statesmen and general agents.
Salary or commission. RACINE FIRE
ENGINE CO, Ltd, Racine, Wis.
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Energetic men to introduce new
speciality; profitable and permanent;
only hustlers need apply. Chicago Dairy
Supply Co., Ashland Block, Chicago.
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CITY ITEMS.
The Raleigh Male Academy will open
its fall session at O'Clock tomorrow.

Mrs Capt. ]. II. Fuller died at her
home Thursday night in Kittrell, n. c.
The dancing school will be opened mex
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock owe
Johnson's drug store. This year the
school will be conducted by Misses Luli
and Sophia Busbee.
At the Baptist church Miss Helen Nc
Keever. of Cavalry Baptist church,
Washington. ID. c., will sing the offer
tories at both services. ''Naicesus" by
Nevin will also be played by request at
the morning service.
The examination of applicants for law
licenses will be held at the meeting OF
the Supreme court on the last Monday
in September. The examination will be
written. The usual large number of APP
|plicants are expected.
Miss Adna Jones secured the Peace
Institute scholarship, which was awarded
by the Raleigh township school commit
tee. The award was made on eXamina-
ton. and Miss Jones is to be compli-
mented on her success.
Mr.. II. II. Horn, of Clayton, n. c.,
one of the brightest young preachers
in the State will preach at the Central
NJ e. church this morning at II o'clock.
At night the pulpit will be occupied by
the pastor, Rev. T.. G. Glenn.
what the Mountains Say" will be the
subject of DR.. Simm's sermon at the
Baptist Tabernacle tins morning. AT
night he will preach on one Of the
Psalms. DIR. Simms has been absent
a month on his annual vacation, and
feels very much benefited thereby.
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Fresh oysters every day at Dughi's.
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Mr. A. w. Chandler. of Henderson,
y. c.. was in the city yesterday. Mr..
Chandler is the travelling salesman for
the well known piano and organ house
Of Walter ID. Moses & Co, of Rich
mOnd. Va.
This firm are the Southern agents for
the famous Steinway, Hardman and
Knabe pianos and through their popular
representative. Mr.. Chandler, they are
engaged in the laudable business of
carrying the richest and sweetest music
into the homes of the Old North State.
The music firm Of Waiter ID. Moses &
Co. is among the most substantial in the
Southern States. and the instruments
they handle are among the best that the
world produces. Mr.. Chandler is a fit
representative of such house and of
such excellent Instruments
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was promptly
received. The
following let
ter is pretty
strong confirm
alton of this:
. ~ had
~ been sick
for six
I'll months; one
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1t IL not chance, but merit, that has
placed
ROYSTER'S CANDY
on so firm a basis of public confidence.
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Mrs. Capt ]. II. Fuller died at her
home Thursday night in Kittrell, n. c.
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Nature has demonstrated that only the
fit survive. Our thirty years. Of sue
cessful business prove that
ROYSTER'S CANDY
Is a survival of the fittest.
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Pope's Candy MADE fresh daily.
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Fresh oysters every day at Dughi's.

j. W. BETHEL.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-20
Spanif Officer ifuot.
Gubanerne irembelcs paa arigsitien.

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paa Spanisrne, os ipanIts 0ue:IIas,
iom finoss iprsot runpt pmtrins pdd
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til Santiago fra 8araeoa, 9porz
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ben Saarsbe os n9eteos at labe pps
Iitiet flptte BAN til SoIpitalet, inoen
en- ameritanIt Imbulance unoer is9rt
milit9r Gitorts antom.
Woroersn, NartinsS, bleo itrats
arreiteret, os 8eneral Wooo bar git
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os bsmmes.
Gn cubanit mob pentebs nebe paa
9rpsgen pua at osiaa be andre Ifulbe
tomme ilano, men en- 4foeline SpIs
batter Tom os jagebe Sloffsn p9t.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-20
Sricc 900.

6prbenpGrenbe 6orbunosIendtpr
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15oe Dec. bed 0sosn / Rem gurf,
6orrige 6rsba9 blsp ban itartt for.
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tanoelIe, Os itisnt De bp9ti9ite Qqaer
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at reooe bam.
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o9 bIeo nItiaa fun SO qar aommel.
Son oeItp9 meo !SGosr / gorosrtri.
gen. SiOsn ituOersbe ban aus, blep
Sa9ferer os tom ino i Yolititer,
Deb W. 8. garnums Osb blep grirs
bans eftermono ION 5ormanb for
Den o%emotrdtiite Rationaltomite. % !
1880 oaIstes ban til 5orbuuosSeno.
tor efter Senrp papne. Sioen peuns
&ermtns ubIsb ifior bar ban Tenet
ION 6orrstnin9smano / Iep Nor,
Dan par en- messt rig Rano.
enis % 5 Ssrn operleu.r BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-20
Dooe liter life OuelIer.
San arreiterer to bibiise Rebaftcrcr
Santiago. Der baobe arrau.
geret Ell Sucl.

WlilitGr9upernsr Woob af Gantias
90 for'tprrsbe forlsbsn 9ag en Duel,
iom TO 9laomGnb bar BET eniae on,
at ~uoti9mpe. Den enc bdt Ssnor
Sruiilp, Reoattsr af "Gl popisr," os
ben dnben bar Senor Golpno, Rebdts
tor al CUBA 2ibrs." st treble
glao, "Snpepenbencia," inbsbolot mn
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Sruiilo, bport ban beHDIbteS for
Spinbleri os en- lltalisbeo al 5orbrps
oelier. Suriiao beitplbte Senor 60
lono for at bore 5orfattersn til bsnne
iniurierenpe artitel ps ienbte ham
uben pibere en- llbforbrins til Duel
paa piitoIer. Gplono fralasbs lig
5orfatteritabet, men tog alisepsl
impb llbforbrinsen. De blsp snise
ON, at 8ampen itulbe itaa paa San
Suan Ssibsn, be itulbs petsIe 6
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itano o9 rptte n9rmsre ps FIRE, Tom be
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bespnoe fprfra ps probe msb 6 til.
glsn inssn at benz tos Staos, for
inben be tom iaa lanst, at be 1T
branot arubt, blanbsbe 9upernsr
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besse De triserits Rsbattsrer 90
iiengte benz iioen inbe / beres eone
Siem unber fart @ast.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-20
Senatorer paa uoHuet.
YrOttpr ioreilnar, at en- 5emmanbs'
fomite ifal beisge 6uba %
Yprtp Hicp.

Ssnator Yrottor i%nolepereos /
Snsbugs / Senatst Jorilus til en-
RsioIutipn ON at uonGpne en- aomite
bsitousnbe at fem Ssnatorsr meb bet
Sperp at bs'sgs Guba os Pprto Rico
iorat unbsrisge, boilte militars 5ors
dnitaItninssr er ~nsopenbiss til Sprets
bolosIie at 2op os Srben paa oisie
Yer, inbtiI BET tipile Gtnrs er prgas
n~iIsret. Gnooioere ftal aomiteen uns
oerifss be stsiitsrenos m%ilitcre, polis
title, stonomiie ps ianitare 5prbolb,
pda Gerne os ai9ipe Snpberstnins til
Senatst.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-20
PanoelsroreIien.
Store Sal for Hopember OiaaucS.

Den maaneolis. Spsape oper be
5oreneos Skaters SnofsrIel % llbs
fsrisI otier, at llofsrislsn for Rouems
Der Ndaneb operitsg Snbfsrislen meb
Oper 20 Wi[ioner Dollars. ,Snpfsrs
ielen at Sanbelsparsr beIsb ia til
$50, 109,56 eler $348, 900 minbre
sno for Hop.mber ifior, mems llcfsrs
ielen naaeos pp til $127, 483, 467 ener
pmtrent Is Wi1ionsr mere enb for
Ropemb.r ifior. 5or be IL Raneber,
Der enote meo Rop.mber Waoneps
ubsans bslsb 2anbsts rofsrisl ia til
$1,117,6S1, 1919, bpiltet cperRrioer
S~nofsrieIen for iamms Siosrum mep
oper 537 Wiqipnsr eller pper LAB
Riaioner mere, eno for famine sipss
rum ifipr. @uloimpprten beIeb ia i
Rcpember til So. POI os Gtspors
ten til $013.467. Sslpimpprtsn Be-
lob Jig til $2,26S.635 os Gtspprten
til $4,023,079.
s en- Snbberstnins til Statsospars
temsntst fra 9anbslsasent Stsrn /
ubialss ben Spaaoom, at
ubfsriel at Wafinsr til
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-20

Ninneiptns Statsuuiperiitet bar / be
'ioits aur siprt fore Gr.mFribt, %
oenne a%GreanitaIt bar MI ct fprbolbss
bis itsrrs Qntal Stubsnter af Ranbis
napiit Ssrtomit eno nosen anben ames
ritdnTf 9%Greun'talt.
prsiioent Gprus Rortbrop ienbte |
Snsoaes lin tpaarIiss Rapport til
Sodrb Of Rsssnts. Qf benne fremz
gdar BET, at unipsriitstst nj bar 1880
S%tuoentsr, en- 5prsgeIie at 423 be
iiofts 2 aar. Der er iaIt 1856 2Grere,
fOruosn Is 6orsorassboloere / ben
jurioiite afoeIins os II asfitsntsr i
ben msbicinite afbslins. Deb @ssrs
b~russftoIsn sr Der 470 Stubsntsr, os
osnne afosIins bar giort uiebpanlia
itor 5remsuns be iibits faa aar, %
/ ben jurioifts QfoeIins er Der 437
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sr auriuist forInnsst fra 3 til 4 aar,
ps bsnne 5pranbrins bar piit fis me=
get eapnIis for Stolsu.
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blanot Stubsnterne for at saa meb
Sropperne, oe n1ften 100 al benz
bnsrpeoe iig, men mango fIsre al benz
bible BABE reiit, bpis life 9ennsr buos
be ~frutaIt benz. Sem af benz, fom
bpsrpeoe iis. sr bsoe / Sisneitsn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-20

"1be american federation Of 9obor"
bar iibite llse bobot lit attenoe aarss
msos / aauias Stir. Der bar benz
imuo $50 0sl.sater fra ale aanter
al 2dnoet ps TO fra 2onoOn, Tom re-
preientsreoe Sritiib Sraoe Union
Gonsreis. S i'm 4arsrupport uptalte
QrsIiosnt 9cmpsrs Zig imOo en- 5ors
s9sIie AZ ben ituaenoe Sar. ioroi ban
i BEN iaa en- Gare for 5oltets 5ribsb.
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pibelIs, ba ri oerpeo pilos aabne bore
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Nalupcr o9 andre iaaounue Nrbeiz
osrs fra ppre npe geiibosIier.
5 Snsod9s oeotog Weoet en- Reios
LUTON, bbOri bet roier Gupernsr Sars
ner for bans SptrGoen unber 8ul,
i~treiten / 9irosn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-20

1Bffldno Indrt Oil opsrIippss al be
Jorcneoe Statsrs. Gnglonbs lioigr
Itl osnne granhe bar snoos mintet
libt | inoebRrsnoe 2lor, mems 2pit
lambs 5nofsrisI al OH, 'ritanIle Wld.
timer e. sget 70 procsnt ODER ~ioresda.
enoc Ndr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-20
Cm at taae fprnanen s,nif.

Staoig uomdttelie bar III, b,,,,,.,
Iom en- llbetpoeli9beb. Ron bs,,,
ofts en- Spinbe iise: Seq tr olo,l,s VIA
men ieg bliusr iau let tr3t." On .,'
Ilet life sanite friit, men tranor y, ~,
Spile os mauite ogIuu 2po,5tb,rsg,.
5oriss fsrit at bpiIe uo "a b,iri s;s
bet for gst9mringer os soana. sor,;,
big mso Sotlen MAJ ou ooioa bar, n,
rsnbe 5sp.. life usopsnoi9pis itbrf,rs,
Msbieinsr, msn iitsOetior at p,nt, i,
Miooassmaoen blipsr f9roi., piIb, N.
pisislis uare bra imelsmtio at brin, >,
aop Yuillon. uo paa Gitsrmioo.,r
piloe ct piipet 9Gg i Wtl, el,r Il Gin,
WsIt mso Ell Grader til gdniic ittert b,,
en- COB 9irtninq, 5oing oiQ itte If A,
uofsre arbsios, hoprtil ou munoI,r !,
~fprnsbnt arGftsr. SIR bet til uir,o;
9elie 9li9t at bpiIe ct par Elmer scr
Gfisrmiooog % at 9aa iioIig ~,ilisass.
Solb oenne 5rsmgangsmooot o,Su.,
ire Waoneoer pso Siosu al. Of bu b,or
ger big / fri 2uft Inomeost. BIZ toalr.
% ou ital finbs. at Der not cr gro,orn
Spilt. SslsI'en al SrRthso cy g,pi.
for, at BIZ tr9n9er &biIe; BET cr iaa IT.
tert ct W9rte herpda, ION Siottcn trrr.
ger al trrttes cp. nuur ben qaar a,o.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-20

Ten rationale Sanoelsbgrs bar iibite
use boIot 1T garsmsbs / WaIbinston.
Den bar bi. q. bsitemt ertlaret ia
imoo SprsttsIie al poitiparebanter.
Gn ReioIution ! Sapsr al pofIpures
banter bIsp for,ditst mso for Maios
ritet. JIsrs al be lsbsnbe MlGnb Der
ubtuIts. at psttsSaHtipitsm bar upratz
tiff for be 5prsnsbs Statsr. Oct fans
me bar Csiaa Silf9Ibst / Gnelano,
bOor b. orsp.s msp fort 9ab for Dot.
Depor.smsntei.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-20
A RECIPE FOR nav

Amos X. Wells. From The Wom,..
axe a little dash of water cold.
Ana a little bit OF morning g,ld
Dissolved in the II ornirg Eo'a
Add to your meal some merrin.,.
ma a thought Ior kIth and kir
And then, as your prime i~ngrsdi.,,
A plenty OF work thrown 10.
But spice 1t all with the ess.Dr..,
And a little Whit OF play. VI 'oFe
Let a wise old book and !, gI.
Complete the we,Imade day. 'o's
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-20

Snosnrt9smirlitcr Sliis itol bile
tdee gfIieo for al tunne parstdas fine
priudts 5prrstuinesr. GrsuOerner
qlerriam ira Wirnsiota sr nGpnt iom
bans Gftermano / Gmbsbst. Grs
supernsr Werriam bar pGrtt adnois
bat Tor uGiten ale muligs Gm6sosr,
fioen MeairIep bIsp grsFosnt, men
Senator Dapis fra Minr,iota bar al
lib moodrbeiost bans l~touGpnelie,
men ON ban oil sisrs bet bsnn. Sang
oioes life. Senator Smut Relion os
Rtrriam afIueos i Snsouss ct gtiss
hos prsiiosnt Wcainlep, Tom 'tdl bore
en- ~psrionlis Ben af Rerriam os ans
Ter BAN for at bare en- bpstis 5orrets
uiu9smcno os flint politi.sr.