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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-03-16
COURT OF APPEALS.

Hughes, sheriff, vs.. Kelly. Argued
sui continued until to-day.
Fac next cases to be called are
htyeleys' adm. vs.. Southern Railway
Company, No. ST, and W., A. Y Mt.
N.E.ectric Railway Company, No al
'sl,. F F. Knox yesterday evening Sc!
u, Ne'sis. A. W. Armstrong and 10. Ls.ie
Stern Z usyees, tNyo pieces of property on the
s'4t!, side Of Duke street. west of West lane
!" tho Columbia Building and Loan AssociS'
lion OF Richmond for 81 400 each
There were no cases before the Mayor fol-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-03-16

There were no cases before the Mayor for
Fal this morning
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-08-30

The last Republican legislature OF
New York appointed committee to
investigate trusts and report bill to
cure the evil. After many months or
pretended investigation the now ia
NOUS Lexow antitrust committee
made a long report denouncing trusts
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-08-30
ALWAYS Sordid.

From the Chicago Dispatch: When
this nation was thrown into a condi-
ton of righteous indignation over the
treacherous destruction of the Maine
and was demanding war on Spain,
Mark Hanna and his brand of Repub-
leans howled for peace because of the
cost of war.
1t is characteristic of Republicans
to take a purely money view of all
things Their honor is for sale, their
principles are always on the bargain
counter, they favor the gold standard
because it would make the rich still
richer.
1t is worthy of note that this sor-
did view of all the affairs of life has
so permeated the Republican party
that the newspapers advocating the
doctrines of that party cannot discuss
international affairs from any view ex-
cept that of money.
England and Russia are facing each
other in China. There is danger of
war between the two nations, and an
esteemed Republican contemporary
raises it's solemn voice OF warning as
follows:
"Is China or the Chinese trade worth
the cost of such a war as this would
be? That is the question for the
British people to decide. A more sol
emn and earnest question was never
submitted to any people"
Observe the lofty patriotism of this
suggestion. Is China worth the cost
of war? That's all there is in the
question from a Republican point Of
view.
That was the point of view chosen
when Spain insulted the United States.
But Democratic statesmen thought
that patriotism was more important
than money, and forced the Republic
an administration to fight Spain, re-
gardless of the cost.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-08-30
ARTISTIC HON S.
wa Great Manufactures Has Brought
Tbem within Reach of All.

rban, within Reach of All.
probably at no time in the worlds
,.ia+orv has 50 much attention been
ma IN the interior decoration of
ta,1ec as at present. No home, no
liter how humble, is without its
hondiwork that helps to beautify the
onartments and make the surround
inoe more cheerful. The taste of the
American people has kept pace with
the age. and almost every day brings
forth something new in the way of
nictllre. a draping, a piece of furniture
6r other form Of mural decoration.
ono Of the latest OF these has been
given TO the world by the celebrated
artist MuvilIe, in a series of four
handsome porcelain game plaques.
Not for years has anything as hand
some in this line been seen. The sub
iects represented by these plaques are
American Wild Ducks, American
Pheasant American Quail and English
Shine They are handsome paintings
and are especially designed for hang
ing on dining-rOOm walls, though
their richness and beauty entities them
to a place in the parlor of any home.
These original plaques have been pur-
chased at a cost of 900 by ]. G.
Hubinger Bros. Co., manufacturers of
the celebrated Elastic Starch, and in
order to enable their numerous GUS
toners to become pOssesSors Of these
handsome works of art they have had
them reproduced by a special process
in all the rich colors and beauty of
the original. They are finished on
heavy cardboard, pressed and en-
bossed in the shape of a plaque and
trimmed with a heavy band of gold.
They measure forty inches in circum-
ference and contain no reading matter
or advertisement whatever.
Until October 1 Messrs. J. c.. Hubin-
ger Bros. Co. propose to distribute
these plaques free to their customers.
Every purchaser of three ten-cent
packages of Elastic Starch, fiat-iron
brand, manufactured by J. C. Hubin-
ger Bros. Co., is entitled to receive
one of these handsome plaques free
from their grocer. Old and new GUS
toners alike are entitled to the bene-
fits of this offer. These plaques will
not be sent through the mail, the only
way to obtain them being from your
grocer. EVERY grocery store IN the
country has Elastic Starch for sale. 1t
is the oldest and best laundry starch
on the market, and is the most perfect
cold process starch ever invented. 1t
is the only starch made by men who
thoroughly understand the laundry
business, and the only starch that will
not injure the finest fabric. 1t has been
the standard for a quarter of a cen
fury, and as an evidence of how good
it is twenty-five million packages were
sold last year. Ask your dealer to
show you the plaques and tell you
about Elastic Starch. Accept no sub
stitute. Bear in mind that this offer
holds good a short time only, and
should be taken advantage of without
delay.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-08-30

All me, into what waste ATTITUDES in
this time-voyage have We wandered,
like adventurous Sinbads; where the
men go about as if by galvanism, with
meaningless, glaring eyes, and have no
soul. but only the beaver faculty and
stomach! The haggard despair of cot
ton factory, coal mine operatives, Chan
dos farm laborers, in these days, is
painful to behold; but not so painful,
hideous in the inner sense, as that
british, God-forgetting, profit-and-
loss philosophy and life-theory, which
we hear tangled on all hands of US,
in senate-houses, spouting clubs, lead
ing articles, pulpits and platforms.
everywhere, as the ultimate gospel and
candid, English of mans life.
from the threats and pens of all-but
all men.-Carlyle.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-08-30
The Art of Making Friends.

Dullerton-Prigster is always pick
ing me up on my grammar.
Smarte-And you and he don't get
on together at all?
Dullerton-Of course not-how could
we?
Smarte-By doing as 1 do. When l
speak to him use bad grammar pur-
posely to give him an opportunity to
correct me. Then | thank him and
say how much obliged to him l am.
We get along together beautifully
Boston Transcript.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-08-30
PATENTS.
List of Patents Issued Last Week to
Northwestern Inventors.

~ASN VI issued Last Week ~
Northwestern Inventors.
Charles Anderson, Minneapolis,
Mimi, swivel connection; John III. At
kinsOn, Winnebago, Mimi, wrench;
James Q. Bane, Waseca, Mimi, spring
attachment for pumps; James f. Hen
Messy, WinOna, Mimi, vehicle running
gear; Tilley G. McWithey, Cloquet,
Mimi, corn-popper; Joseph Sanford,
ElySian, Mimi, tire furnace; Edward
II. Schultz, and e. e. Starkey, Grant,
Mimi, back-pedaling brake; Samuel L..
Saith, West Duluth, Mimi, speed
gearing for cycles; Levi Twist, Albert
Lea Mimi, combined scoop and hand
truck; James n. Wilson, Minneapolis,
MINI, tWO-horse evener; John Laurit-
son. Tyler, Mimi, tension device for
Irvine binders.
na MerWin Lothrop Johnson, Patent Attor-
AeSs' s4O Pioneer Press Building, st. Paul.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-08-30

and declaring That they were the over
shadowing evils of the age, vet closed
by reporting that in the opinion IF
the committee the legislature was
powerless to correct the evil, and that
the only remedy lay in congress.
In December, 1896, President Cleve-
land, in his last annual message to
congress, went out of his way to dis
cuss the question of trusts. He warned
the people against this growing men
ace to our industries and to our gov
eminent. but closed by saving that
congress was powerless to remove the
evil, and that the remedy lay with the
legislatures of the several states.
few months later William McKin-
ley was inaugurated president of the
United States. In his inaugural adj
dress he arraigned and denounced
trusts more severely even than his
predecessor. He said that the life
Of the republic demanded that this
monster-this insidious and blighting
curse-should be plucked from our in
dustrial system.
Yet he offered no remedy He sim
ply denounced the evil, nothing more.
One would Judge from the language
OF Cleveland and Mckinley that they
were both honestly opposed to trusts
yet neither of them is opposed to the
causes that produce trusts; both of
them are the apOlogists, supporters
and defenders of the fundamentally
evil agencies and conditions that in
evitably produce and foster trusts. In
deed, it is we'll known that they were
both nominated by the trusts, elected
by the trusts owned by the trusts,
and therefore must serve the trusts.
A few years ago the Republicans
passed an antitrust law, which they
said would remedy the evil. 1t did
not. The Democratic party denounced
the Republican antitrust law as a
sham and a fraud, and charged that
the Republicans never intended to pass
law Cnat would be effectlVe. Inc
Democratic party, under the Cleveland
regime, came into power.
The Cleveland Democrats proceeded
to pass an antitrust law of their own,
which they claimed would remove and
eradicate the evil. 1t has not done So
Today the Republican antitrust law
and the so-called Democratic antitrust
law are both on the statute book, side
by side, and in full force.
Yet trusts continue to grow and
prosper and multiply in numbers as
never before. What is the matter?
The truth is that neither of these So
called antitrust laws contains the true
remedy. Neither of them is directed
at the causes that produce trusts.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-08-30
An Acceptable Substitute.

Ah' sighed the summer girl, 81
wish you owned a yacht and would
place it at my disposal"
!, Sorry | can't oblige you," replied
me young man, ''but the best can
Oher you is a little smack"
ana the silence was punctured by a
s SouiId resembling the opening of pop
pottle.-Chicago Record.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-08-30

and declaring that they were the over,
shadowing evils of the age, yet closed
by reporting that in the opinion of
the committee the legislature was
powerless to correct the evil and that
the only remedy lay in congress.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-08-30
Beantx L. R1nnh nean.

Sieah blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets Candy Ca
ois rue cleans your blood and keeps it
Sr dill oy stirring up the lazy liver and
oil living all impurities from the body Be-
6in4 Today to Danish pimples, boils,
iInl0eches' blackheads, and that sickly, bill
bo oS complexion by taking Cascarets-
iSfoa.y Tor 10 cents. All druggists. Sat.
'NA"euon guaranteed. 1Oc, 25c soc.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-08-30
COrnered-

a, 10 You mean to tell me, SIR" said
, we passenger suspiciously, "that you
we're ere wounded during the warp
OATS what l intended TO EXPRESS. !"
V .rC5 Meandering Mike, uneasily.
hen, where and how?"
or,. J" . Ell only in general way. Ev-
my s1e | thought of inlistin' lit hurt
''Ie Aeehn's. "-Washington Star.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-08-30
Friendly Comment.

tbo : ne ne only lines get accepted" said
the aspiring poet, 'are those 1 drop in
frio, llhaps, suggested the candid
have n' they're the only ones that
Fno Enc any point to them."-Cincinnati
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-08-30
TRUSTS ARE CANCERS.

(By Senator Marion F. Butler.)
Trusts are cancers industrial can
cers-on the body polite. They are eat
ing cancers; they are spreading can
GERS; they are fatal to the prosperity
and life of the republic.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-08-30

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic cure constipation forever
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-08-30

Nothing curdles the milk of human kindnes:
like Indifference.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-08-30

A bath with COSMO BUTTERMILK
SOAP, exquisitely scented is soothing and
beneficial. Sold everywhere.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-08-30

Everybody admits this; everybody is
opposed to trusts; yet trusts continue
to thrive and prosper and to multiply
each day. Why is this? Because the
voters have been deceived and misled
about the causes that produce trusts
and the true remedy to root them up
and crush them out.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-11
8rpofofe.

Oct Spsrssmaal er blepen opfaftet,
ON lite 8eroen trues af en- %foreitaaenbe
Wansel paa be nsouenoise 8rsbtoffe.
On bette Spprssmaal leoerer Nr. 6.
@uob 8auis en- msset interesian mi Gi,
banblius / beune Maaneos 9umer al
1iosftriitet "9be Serum. Sans gaa,
itano er, at gfteripcrsielen eiter 8rsO
tiger msset burtiaere enb 5uripninsen,
at allereoe 5~oripninsen er utilltreftes
Zig til at msos bpab Der trenses til
Gorbrns. % at benne bso
truer meb at pcrs. Gorfatteren leoes
rer mango betalier.os Spsaper til
StStte for benne uoset u%osrrafenbs
Baaitaub; men ri ifal Der fun pmtale
ncste al be a%lminSelis 1ret | bans
8episisrelie.
Oct iremboloes, at be b~rsoipiiente
Wsnneifer, Der fun er be 8sfolfninser
al europaiF Seriomit, Jon bebor 0orb,
% s%poameriia. %Gufralien, rusfit
Giisn, Spoufrifa os europa, l 1871
talte 371 Miaion.r, % at be MI teller
$40 Wti1ipner. Taa ben anben Sibe
ubsiorbe bet u,eo Suebe ~inbaasbe
greal u'b isriinnunte T%ibspuntt 1875
WiIipner gcres, meoens bet M er 1853
Milioner 9lcrss. Del oil iise: me-
osns ben b~rsbipiienbe 8eioltnius i
gerben CT forget msb 37a grucsnt,
sr bet m,eb SpeSe ~inbiaasbe areal fors
sset msb bare Def 253 grOcent. Otter.
ipsrsieten eiter $u.be er iurisere eno
nosenfnbe, meoens Gftsripsrsieten
eiter andre 8rsbfuffe - 8us, speIt
(tpif &Orniort) % 8lanbinssfurn,
iantt 8osbusoe - er ialot a. o. bet
greaI. iom anpsnoes til BEN, er blepen
forminoitet | be iibfe rs slar ps meb
lise fra 4 9roe.nt for Gussn til 40
Irucent for 9osbuecen.
Get i%norsmmes. at Der osiaa aples
Suebe | nosle 2anSe. buis Bebosre life
er 4rsoipiiere - gtiien os | Rurb.
airita -; men ben iamleoe lloisriel
fra oisie 2anoe uosisr minore euS 20
RiGiuuer guibeIs. st 5ilas til Ger.
osns buebeaulenoe 9treaI amer 5oriat.
teren bare iom ianoipnlist | SpSams.
rita, ibet Fan paapeser. at / be Cor.
eueoe Stater CT Srealet p~irtelia for,
mireitet / be iioite iemtsn Gar. GiiatiIt
&uslano omtal,r ban ueo at anisrs
fra en- rusFif GutOritst ben Grflarina,
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-11
Jnobilonineens Waet.
"Niagnetiieret Silfepapir".

"Snobilbnins er parrs eno Bsiten",
Tiger Orbiproset.
So, uisielis; men unbertioen Tan
Snobiloninsen osiaa ejsre 2ienete
Tom ct ppperlist 2asemiooel.
Spm I. CT. i fslsenoe 3ilfeloe:
Gn euebier / en- lioen 8p fom en-
Dag til en- Sage. iom i Iansere lib
bapoe bebanolet BAN for Sidius. Sps.
bommen bar for lanse iioen fulb itan'
big telbreoet, men bet par albelss
umuIist for Ranben at gao - uben
arptter. San tom MI for at mesbele,
at ban hapbe tenft at raabiperse en-
Raanstiisr, bpis 8ure Ifuloe bore iaa
maselsie.
3ottorsn iunbe 10 it,e fOrbpbe BAN
bet; men pan ben anben Sibe baube
ban Snteresie al ielu at foretase ct
Experiment. San iasee berfur:
"Set blir en- brci Eur for Dem,
iaaoun ium 9eres Ben er nu. Seq
tror. at ies fan ipare 3em for ben
% bermeo osiaa for llbsiitsrue
psb 8uren. On al mine Ssnnsr be.
banbles bos Masnetiisren. Seq ifal
ifripe til bam eiter nosls Stptfer
masnetiieret Gapir. 8russ anpIsnin.
gen fisnoer l.s. Saa fan 3e 10 ielp
~forisse".
Sneofereu tattebe, lOpsbe at bore
taus os buinpebe afiteo peb Sielp al
fine arptfer.
Neite Dag rsifte 2ottUrsn til ben
/ @arbeosn lissenoe Saunsbp, fiSbte
ct 8ar Grf Siltepapir hos en- Bog
banoler, flippeo. bet | pasienbe Jor'
mat % lasbs Suluparten berai | en-
8onpplut, iom ban fit en- af 8Oitbes
t~ientene til at afitemple.
Ere - fire Gage sftsr msbte ban
Snebferen. 8pnpoluten aabuebes
bans Naruarelie, % 2ottorsn sao
bam Splpsnins ON, buoroan ban Ifuloe
snioe Senene meo bet nasnetiierebe
Yosir. bpurpaa Snebferen ~fornsiet
ifpnbte Tia hiem baa fine &rhffer.
On Glib eiter iubfanbt ban fig after
bos 2esen - meo itraalenbe aniist -
uoen arpfier. 9ap,ret bapbe biulpet
BAN iaa uomertet. Men nu bapbe
ban ilibt bet op us bible b.rfor bebe
3pitoreu ON at tribe eiter mere.
"Nn bar leg siort Dem en- 9ienefte",
iparebe oenne: "nu ptl ies, at Be til
@~isnsialb bepiier mig en- anbsn. Seq
sniter nemlis .iom @iben1tabsmanb at
iaa &eoe paa, ON bet er Masnstismen
eler G%nicninsen meb 9apirst, iom bar
biulpet Dem. 5oriss berior en- 2io
meo %alminoelis Siltepapir!"
Serpaa sap 9oftcren fin 9atient en-
Del at bet S~iltepapir, iOm ban fl iibit.
st Gar Gage eiter traabte Snebfe,
rem IND siennem 9pren; ban balteoe
tpoelist. Suns Sgrenbe par, iasbe
ban, at faa noset al Wasnetpapirst;
TIL III bespnete gsnet at BIZ oaarlist
iaieu.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-11

at Gibtrten oloris iunoe prObucere mol
Spebe os Rus til at brsbfsoe fin cssu
Seioltntug. Guitralisu uaures ilct
life | Gurbinbslie mso Ssnue Sioe al
Sasen.
Den snbelise elutnins, iom Goriat'
teren fOmmsr III, er sanIte Uistis. Den
er, at zen sieunsminitlis Gplius fra
bet Grsnl, Tom MI anpenoes, piioe
brinss 275 WiniOner minore, euo bpab
Der for unruarenoe transes", % at
'ben itsrite Gulins, iOm ~uOseniinoe bar
poget, lille uiloe msbe bet nuuGrenoe
gebop". GOriatteren beutpoer fun i
forbisaaeHbs til Waabeu, buOrpaa
RanseIen itat aibiaIpes, tost ban flyer,
at bet er "lmulist at ia lie npsst Sub.
ititut, msominore Gurppaerne fan Ias
res til at ipiis Raisbrso". 8eriom
GOrfattsreus itatiitiite Spsausr Os
Slutninssr ct iaa p~aaIibslise, iom be
Ter ub til, piloe man Deb at u6brsos
4unofabsn ON be mango Iurfieaise
Raaeer, bpOrpua Rais msb SeIb fan
anpenbes til 5sbe. babe sisre bort
maisprooucersube 9ano % WienneIte'
beoen i GImtnoelisbeo en- itOr 3isusits,
Oct er bIsOen ioreilaast, at Der berfra
sisres ipccisae Gnitreusclier / bsnns
SenieeuOe Deb gsrcensuoitiaiusen i
Haris / 1900.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-11
Smdarur.

On iurbsnparenbs Sfueipiler % nus
parsnbe 9elesraft / Chicago bar al.
last Gag mob en- rig gsrsipiaer for
loo. 1000 Dollars, iOrbi beune ital baue
f~tiaalet bans Suitrus &iarlisbso.
Sapbe ban aItio fat fig 9ris paa fin
bebre Sulubet, fan bet pere ct uabeut
Spsrs mauI, ON ban M bapbe trenst
8Umtolenes Sialp. Wlen bet er 10
ultib iau, at en- life peb, bpuo man bar.
fgr man miiter bet.
- General 8lanco er "&ar Banjo.
Da ban bespnber at inbis, at Neo'
1astnins os Outstanding al aoinber
o. 8sru life isrer til Maalst, bar
ban M bespnot mso Tprefastuinssr i
Saoana. Wonnsr life bet, ituar enboa
isjen at fOripse meb Sanetampe. Bare
MI osiaa bisie forbifrsbe Sniursens
terne bible tpmme ps ia Del | bisie
spantOt.rnes uifplbise G~Ornsielier.
@en be mOrer fig ,itsbet ntso at banse
ipanife "Senbebub".
ct Spsrsmaal: Sar Snfel Gam,
Der MI er Bit gslmasts munb, stemt,
bppr suot bet sisr for ct Tibet, unbers
trptt Solt at iaa en- Saanosr9fnina /
Hsoeu?
- Mrs. 2saie bit Bill ~"Sunsrsis.
manb" MI. Oct er Serrp SYMPTOMS
SLABS, bun er eitsr. "a ban, iom bes
iienot, "iussn strsmper bar, buabsr
bun p%iitnpt at tunne tr9be BAN rent
eitertrptfelist saa Eaerne. gn 2ino
er i~ittert: "&uuner" Nrs. Scale %
ben ftrsmpelsie SimpiOu for famine
Bot, uiI ~iibituaonte faa "ipaat fig"
sanIte gratis, mems f%sritnapnte insen
"9iie" piG faa, for ben itrsmpeTsie Iis'
ger meb NeIen | 8eiret.
SIsie Esnt9enl traalerne er oa
ristis en- oiotrattenoe Spinbelie. Site
moi, at man peb Sjalp al bisie Straa.
Ter, ON man blir npssi9rris, fan title
sjeunem ben tptfeite @iurpas euer en-
mansebobbelt gOropes ino til NabOen,
eCer at man fan granite ct MennsIte
lise til Sierter % Rprer, Snoser %
Ssnfnuosr. gau paaitaar subos min
Ben Sfrapperuo'u, at man peb Be.
npttslis al uapnte Straaler fan ie en-
arabat lise inb / Sialen, os at Der
1tal bore Blabmanb, iom iiboer ps
"lurer" pau, boorban bet fee no inherit
inbe / Sialen bos benz, Der mobtar os
lai Ter fit Blab ubsn at butte paa at
ienoe inb &ontiusenten - at Il, naar
be fan.
- Spis bet "Simmslf,e Risss Ssn.
usr" bisie 9ase fsler iom andre
Rsnneifer, maa be bel nermeit ba
iamme Sslelie iom en-, Der bar iolst
gTte Os lille fact isieu satien. Site
isr bar 8ilbelms Urn bsspnbt OF
brsbs fine @inser uo Ouer aiaO gbau,
iao tommer ben rusfifte 8isrn Os saur
/ Sii Bort Grtbur. Sobu gua Ter.
beber bet; men bet ct benz, Der fer /
Gimme osiaa. Den brittle 2spe tsr
npt TONNE til at rpite fin Ranfe meo
Gitsrtrpt naar 9attsraniuloet er OSsr.
s etbusrt Galo ipsser bet itpst for
Simmslisnnsrnss Saarptif, os 8uobba
maa pibe, tpab Gnbs 2essn tor. Spem
peO, on, lite @sitens "garbarer" (Gus
rOpasrue) nu iaar ginO for / fin 9iO
at bsite Storm. Br.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-11
"6reattr" 0eu gorfs 5poiel.

g1eb DRmriHssn al bet me War fsrts Greater"
Rem PORT inn I Berctu Tom en- f~uloporsn Ri1mse.
Otter ben met ~torilasne g7aalefOi RaI IN ErO6l.s
met ON epnpre her / qdusst izitss saa I'm bsieite
greue. Jnnenfor ben fere 9tpes Hpe BrRuieI bpt en-
8eteltrtrp ida nor an u ~lelpaGnoige stater oeo
trsttea Stater / BORT HcHo, ea uHtoHer ipm iifInS. vt
bragg BEN rette Cmior3 for Si1 o. pslbrso tlauet
esHut ubpre samltns az ale Gationdliisisr, 5sli fra
braaP ia til Rnfie. hpao andre bar prsbet e. lalut
Edrhunertoe. fan TufiHosr al etbsrbe iaauel / Rem
port Jon aHberitsbs rpttss 10 al ben mnrtreubf RbsHs
maiismes trampaaiiaf mrtb psh IN tsttmtUia o. ipie
mafIff BrHa al GeifettTs NiaUebiiter, ioer gserWrrg
CT ct northumberland mob Waiiria o. Rprtingc
ca Ct putTleaert HUrmtobti Ter EeUcriQlr. FcItUge
petie, TpsDspii. aitrRiteiie. iuaetig 61utbytHt "a
Rcrssiiiti. Get biRlpsr ssiaa iDrtrTiriat paa up
ptfiisa. frsmmer Ssoutu itprir ita SpgbVm % mob
0irter dlhcresmsioasAsb, GlaH.D
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-11
TarQp 6arucri
. Paanoboe
Mtinneiotas 2oo9ipninG
al Nos. \. ID. Mrtianssr.

3noeboloeuoe be I 1875 osotaBHe 9ouc.
BaIsIupe, SowntoSs, g%ountploos, Statte.
lone, SiuIeloue, Before, SuttisIOUe gGsis
Fubs. % StiIsmisie'2o Rcal Gitate.
Serel' os 2uuOIope, SttfteIoos, criminal,
lous, 9tru'2Oue, 5reouiugs'9 Coe o.ko.
Susen er uuuboGrlts for euboer 6orrst'
rinssmaub ps Sarmer. Meo ben I quiet
fan man ipore fig meset Brpoeri % rb'
glitter til Sagisrer. @pbt tubbuuoet $3.50,
portoirit. 9iIialss hos
y. anunoTen,
Gecurab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-11
On pGroiiulo goa til balp
Yris.

Sieaen's stimanaf 90 &aanoboa
inoi,nosr In aorssie "a 20 Cents ). Eri,
mGrier til I. Slesen, G9ent, IA ga
Gale st., ebieaBo.