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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

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xsxm4 -. - constitutional dla-
$50 ~ etA~r 70 ears II yog ruusf
60. --.sstiA4 rsa--,fi<z Iialls c.ssrre
~ - So int-ra4Iiy. AMI zets dtr.cf-
E1mSs-~ -. -ss-spd aa1a nE1c0aa xurfne-a
- tet9frn Cure - not 4 quark met
80 sss pE~<crtb<@ By ore az Inc
a. 1ssssi@zs IN tht- country Tor years
k~sss e. th- bs-t tsnt.s k1a.n $3.50. I'm. !.
1lr,es1. ne Best blood purtn@rs. srt3nw
$3.50, 90 the mucous surfaces Ths
~n1- !. Ssnsrion % the txo tnxrssf-
-afr. 81 Produces such soaderful re-
Ee1t<4H. free 1sAo tor tesu-
- . fsk.Sk-f a CO.. Prop.-. Toledo. q.
IA. ~ dfcgststz. price 7Sc-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26
A GREAT TIDE OF PROSPERITY.
Canadian Loan Companies Getting None,
on Mortgages That Had been
Written on.

Canadian Loan Companies Getting Money
ON Mortgages That Had Been
Written on.
Probably ia the history of the con-
tinent there never was such a tide of
the Dominion Of Canada is being ia
vored with. That portion of Canada
known as Western Canada is attract
ing thousands of people. who are seek
ing homes on the arabic lands of that
new but rapidly developing country.
Possessed of exceptionally good rail-
road privileges, the best school sys-
tenn in the world, churches in every
small settlement, while in the towns
and cities all denominations are rep
resented, and with markets in close
proximity to the grain fields, most of
the requirements for a comfortable ex-
istenoe are met. The development
that Is now taking place in the min
ing districts gives an impulse to asri-
culture, and good prices, with good
crops, bring about a state of affairs
that the crowded districts of more
populous centers are taking adyan-
tage of. The Associated Press dis
patches a few days since had the fol-
lowing telegram:
Toronto, Feb. Especial. loan
companies that made advances on
Manitoba property years ago report
that the returns from the west during
the past three months have exceeded
expectations. One company has taken
from Manitoba over $4,000 interest,
and discharged mortgages. many of
which had been written off a year ago.
Directors of leading loan companies
are taking a greater interest in busi-
ness of their institutions, and are in
quiring into many properties on which
advances have been made.
The climate in the western provinces
of Manitoba, Alberta, Assiniboia and
Saskatchewan is excellent, there be-
ing no healthier anywhere. The Cam
adian government is now Offering spe-
cial inducements for the encourage
ment of settlers, and they have their
agents at work throughout the United
States for the purpose of giving in
formation and distributing literature.
Among those going to Canada are
many ex-Canadians, who have failed
to make as good a living as they ex-
pected in the United States.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26
nortleul,ur. In Pubic schools.


The heart OF the United States is her
public school, for the citizens of
country are her life-blood, and the
school children of to-day are the citi-
zens of tomorrow. 1t is conceded that
the bulk OF our best citizens come, not
from the schools OF the town and city,
but from the rural schools. In the
country schools the hope of the nation
is conferred. Is 1t not then well worth
our while to give earnest heed to the
things which should be taught in these
schools and to the manner of teaching?
Why do we tax ourselves to support
these institutions? What is the grand
object we have in view? Not the
examining of the children's heads with
as many dry facts as possible, but the
proper training of their young and
growing minds, so that they may be
healthy and strong and sound--able to
think clearly and independently and to
reason closely. The studies best adapt
ed to this end should be carefully Sc
lected. One of the most valuable les
sons to be taught our children is the
habit Of keen and quick observation OF
the things about them.
mot to know at large of things re-
mote
From use. obscure and subtle, but to
know
That which before us lies in daily life
Is the prime wisdom"
Horticulture Is a highly desirable
study, for several reasons: 1t teaches
q love OF the beautiful; 1t cultivates the
observing habit; 1t stimulates original
thought: last. but by no means least. 1t
is supremacy practical-a study of that
which before us lies in daily life"
and thorough knowledge of which is
the prime wisdom" and essential to
our prosperity and happiness. A great
deal Of time is spent In our schools in
the teaching OF things which are not
OF the slightest practical use, and there
is much talk about the mental disci-
pline" afforded by these studies. They
are Of no practical value, but think OF
the mental disciple they give" is the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26
ON. WHAT srLEsprD corryr

Mr.. Goodman. Williams Co.. m
writes: Prom one package Salzer's
German Coffee Berry costing I5c I
grew 400 lbs. Of better coffee than /
can buy In stores Al 30 cents a h."
a package Of this and big seed cata-
Iogue ID sent you by John A. salzer
Seed Co. La Crosse. VIA. upon receipt
OF lie stamps and this notice. w.n.m.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

Illustrated pamphlets, giving expert
ence of farmers who have become
wealthy in growing wheat, reports of
delegates, etc, and full information as
to reduced railway rates, can be had
on application to Department Interior,
Ottawa, Canada, or to A. s. Rollo,
Boise City, Idaho, Canadian Govern
mens Agept
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

Physician-Queer case In the paper
this.morning about mans miraculous
recovery from lock-jaw. Druggist
That so! How do you account for it!
PhysicianHe is an ex-burglar and 1t
is thought that he picked the lock dur
ing the night.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26
FAST TIME TO CHICAGO
VI. no or.nde western Ra,,w.x

Commencing February 5, the new time
card OF the Rio Grande Western goes into
effect. The Atlantic Express leaves Salt
Lake City at Ia m, arriving at Denver
At $50 a. m. the following morning and
Chicago al ais p. m. the third day; maxi
ing connections with limited trains from
Chicago 70 New York The evening train
leaves at 7:4o p. m, arrives at Denver at
s:i5 p. N. the following night and Chicago
81 a. m the third day, making close CON
nections with the fast morning trains for
New York and Boston. Both Of these
through trans are splendidiy equipped
with all latest appliances and conyenienoes
and carry Pullman Palace and Pullman
Tourist sleeping cars as well as free Re
ciininy Char Cars. Ticket ONCE, No. los
West Second South street. Postofnce
corner.)
A prescription for the cure Of govt is.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

Lounxer-Do cook books fsrm q
important itsm In your salesf Boot
sellsr-Yss: we sell them by the thou-
sand The women appreciate them,
chr "oh. the women don't buy then;
thsar husbands do-.-Nsw York Week.
~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26
Beatty /. nlaas, n..n-

lean blood means q clean skin. No
nsaety without H. casearets, Candy Cathar-
ne cleans your blood and keeps il clean. bv
stirring up the Lazy liver and driving all inn
H.r,.,es iron tne body Bezfn today 70
hanish psmples. boiIs. blothes' blaekhe.d.
and thatsiekly bilious eomplexiou by falring
IAsearets, beauty for ten cents. All drug
sists, satisfaction guaranteed. Toe. 25c. 20
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

Va. dn great pespisxityJ-T can't Sad
rzxss tkt.g sboar feminine gznder. NJ
,.sAer EAST Be wro1g
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

Mrs. R-Its n shame the way the early
settlers killed on the Indians! Mr.. B.
They couldn't get close enough TO chloro-
form them, my dear.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

Ms s.sa has sa.oo eahlc fest Of wasev
,s..rs 50 fees downward over the Mag
xrx anez@pme1t every s@oonA.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

There are two freedoms: the false where
. HaAa Is free 70 do what he likes; the true.
where the man Is free 70 DO what he ought.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

i ssz postage rates the Units6 States
.r-r slzsls Iesters. 20 niies. csnts; 100
r5us Is oenss; $50 miles. ts5g ceats.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

Don = you think that woman's femininity
'o'iShes and appeals 70 mant Gracious
pcs ny wife Is always asking me for
something.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

vmshanka.g - 1aAaxAmg iiztAe m stos as
xasrsazss1 tal.g 10 pzt year zo1es iaf
ynur issaAs sae&et
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

r-Thess goes q fellow wh0 whistles 81
s.-s-r PIE zass be brave feilow.
So. k<s1L "A AeoozesiFe driver.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

Landiady-Ay hoarders are all so witty.
Mt. firstnoor-Ah, there is nothing like
hunger % siEzrpen the wits.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

Lss ) lliaA, asa d 3 e'sea sor The
@t
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26
IN 8 OR 4 YEARS AN

-"
independenceisas-
sured if you take
up your home in
Western Canada,
the land of plenty.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

. r~ss s=zssaal srsr@sioa-r4.sE.r
Nrnsza-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

70 czrs Hs.1&<hs IA rs Nlazss<-
rrls Dr.. Davis Anti-Hsadaehs. An
LnggssA
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26
How Many Rooster, . . r,ocI.

How Many Roosters to . Flock.
The number Of hens that can safely
be put with single male and be mod
erately sure Of getting the greatest per
cent OF fertile eggs depends on the
breed, age OF stock and their sur
roundings, writes C. P. Reynolds in
Farm and Home. During recent years
have had experience with Plymouth
Rocks that have shattered some Of my
theories on this subject. / had flock
OF forty hens headed by three males,
all having unlimited range. lost two
OF the males. leaving only the one just
as the breeding season was opening.
During the spring this single male was
responsible for the fertility Of the whole
flock. The percentage OF fertile eggs
was high and has not been surpassed
on my farm even when / have used
several males. A year ago had about
an equal number Of hens in this flock,
varying from yearlings to three-year-
olds mated to young vigorous cockrels
of well-known eastern strain, and the
percentage of fertile eggs was equally
good. This season / used a two-year-
old cock Of the same strain to about
the same flock and our Matching has
never been more successful than the
past spring. mention these instances
merely to show that, so far as my ex-
perience is concerned, the old idea that
one must proportion male for every
10 or IL hens is erroneous. There is
one very important thing upon which
/ base my success, and that is l was
careful to avoid any but strong, Wig
orous stock, especially in the male line.
! might add that they were allowed
free range and consequently had plenty
OF exercise. This doubtless had con-
siderable to do with the health and Wig
or of the flock. Whether or not a
flock is yarded makes a great differ
ence in the number of hens to single
male. / have known instances where
one male was allowed to 20 Brahma
hens on unlimited range, and also
have known cases where the birds were
of the same strain and of practically
the same general health. but yarded,
half that number of females being al
most too many. In my experience can
cite instances where a yarded pen OF
six hens, mated to a male. did not give
as high percentage of fertility as
flock having unlimited range of six
times the number. The former had a
yard 16 by 40.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

60. slsdgs cIs.r.s,... . Pc ) e..
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

A Plea for Less Cotton.-The English
manufacturers are getting our cotton
for almost nothing. Your family needs
potatoes. milk and butter. garden veg
etables and orchard fruits, such as
peaches, apples, apricots, pears and
blackberries. Joshua said to the chill
dren Of Israel. Choose We this day
whom you will serve" I say to YOU.
will you raise nothing but cotton or
will you raise such things as your fam
lily needs? VIII you work for the mill
lionaire factories of America and Eng
land, or will you work for your fam
lily? Dear reader. will you not this
moment resolve that you will raise the
things mentioned above for your fam
lily? Cheap cotton for England or milk
and potatoes for your family, which
will 1t be next year? Cut this out and
paste it on the wall and read it for
Remembrance every week for six
months.-Home and Farm.
Grating wax.-The grating wax is
prepared by mixing, generally in equal
parts. rosin. beeswax and oil. The
pTupOTioust tuouSu, must Ue varied TO
suit conditions. II the weather is cold
too much rosin will make the grating
cloth stiff and brittle; II 1t is warm too
much oil will make it sticky and dis
agreeable, In the former case use
little more oil. in the latter more rosin
and less oil. Make hot and mix thor
oughly. While hot soak light weight
but strong domestic in 1t. then hang
out to dry. In using tear off strips
about fourth inch wide, and as long
as may be necessary.-Ex.
Lay up store of old plaster and
keep 1t In the pen or near it. II you
do that you will not be so likely to
neglect giving the fowls the lime they
need.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

A prescription for the cure Of govt is.
'sLave upon shilling day and earn It."
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

Amy-Isn't that small shoe, dearl
dear--for the foot.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-13
Reiierinoen at Oitcrrioe
mvroet.
6un iaIStr for en- Anariiits Solf !
SEM, Shwcis.

Ora @tnI. Sdptis t,Isgrai,rts ben
lite September. SsiisrinOsu al gitsr'
riss blso / @aar inismprest pte SotsI
geaurioag,. gun fpabiereOe peo 1sSis
ben fra 1T 6ottl % nso til en- Damp
Itibabrpags, od en- Wanb pluoielie Lob
ben til bsnbt "a Itat en- Deli | benoes
9rnft. 9siierinosn falot Og bIsp ! be-
pioitIss 1iIituno bragt omborb paa
Dampitibst. Tampsrsu Iagos fra 8tpss
gen, men ba Saptsintn Tdu, at aeiisrs
inosu lille ajsuuauot gsoioitbsosn.
ocubts ban ON igien, ca ben idartos
asiisrinos Ellen pda en- ambulance baa'
rst til fit 6otsl. Qmbulancsu blso ! en-
5art Iaust al aarsy "a Ssiioue. 2rs
ger tiItaIotts sieblittsIia. men Cplio'
rinssiorica par for1Irrss. Qlsrebs
SIoften 3 ~uoa1nbeoe Ssiierinoen.
morotr,u bIto puuqrsfet. San ,r
en- itnIjsnf grartif rsr RdOn 9uigi
2oatiui p War qammsI. San npgs
ter irtct. 6dn !%iIitacr. al ban bar
tommst til Gsni / BET 2Grinee Of mpr=
It 6ertuo,n al Orleans, men ban ION
f%oriert; 6srtugsn pdr aIersos ~afreiit.
Sdn iuIate eiter hom % nil men
muatte aioe tobt. Soet Ran oenote tit=
bdae til GtHf, III Fan hers, al Sei'ers
tnosr al Aiterrios bar tomnst, % iaa
bsiiuttete han ia til at mDrbe tsnoe
iitsbtt. San itoo fluff bag ct 1rG,
bd asiisrirccn all reo til grpagsn.
9ciisrirctn al Eitsrrige pdr fset
24bt Dec. 1887 "a bIep / 1854 Gift
mse Ssiisr 6ran3 Sofspb. De bar
hart ire gern. Grtsbsrtuginoe 0is
ioI, ben ulpttsIigs qrins RubOlpb %
Grtetertueinps Wuria 9aleriG.
Gftsrrstniraen ON Morost bar bait
messr 9eoGGeIIs 90 Spftubs faapsl i
S6peiB icm | bet c0rige europa.
aeiier Jrdr3 Soiepb mubtog Gfters
retningsn | Sdou6runn. Der u9res
aIocrIige getpmrirgsr for, at ben iers
gsIi9s Rpbeo bill onerrqloe ben eanIs
Seiier, Der iiben Sronprius RubcIpbs
cramotiite Orb bar OGrst msoet ipao.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-13

Diamond Cafe, uo for at babe. Den
enc unge Wunb, Glsfisn, FAB en- guuo
c9 roeos, insbens be ire andre bolot TAFT
/ gaaoen. De tcm life mere enb 100
Sob ira Strarobreooen, % Der fob
Here Mennsitsr o9 iaa paa be baoenos.
Guefien ptloe bcpps uo ! 9anoet; 'uu
cpitoo Der en- Del 5oritrGtteIis pep ben
geoGgelie 6oori gadoen oerpeo tom, co
Salppr Jlorsn % MliiS OiQner, Batter
az en- dfoeb iOer1t Preit, piIoe begge
tIatre ino / 9aooen pau famine Sios.
Sdaoen iplptss cg iant sob 9ano.
GQefien alene turoe ipemme. De ire
andre iont. III benz. iom itob paa
Gdno, blep Der lat uo en- 9ado. De,
'om bar / gaaoen, fanot inort ben enc
pi9e, Mifs Rilien, fom fob pprsiit /
8dnoet. Sun blep bragt ilanb "a bisrs
get. Miis Silnsr blsp feet lieaenoe
pad Sunben og bIeo inart ta9et ino i
guaoen. 0a bun bar brdet ilarb,
frlts man snbnu, al puIIen iIog, men
inssr al be tilitsosoGrsnbs pibits, bpor.
Ieoss man ital bnnole unoer Tdaoannc
SmitGnbigbsosr, og 9isen opoe. 6los
rem blfo fsrit furoen 4 Elmer eItsr.
9dn bdpoe trsbet eller gauet ct lun9t
Stptte paa gunoen fra bet Stsb, bpor
gaaben idnt.
Deb Segrapslien tuIts Baitor Gitrem.
Silitebe bar al Stoletamsroter fra
Gclleeet: 8eor9s Neeaurb, Carl GItrsm
pa Qdtprsnce Sborpe."
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-13
ct nyt ~Soretascnoe.
Hitter 2io 90 garm | GinOmuGeiabri.
lens 9pgnlng.

ct al Be melt triIte Rs'lltatsr al
DEBORAH Uinomiq Cos 6lDtnin9 fra
9scprab bar altio forstommet ps at
bare ben GmitGnoigbeo, at be 'tors %
bstpemms g~nQuinaer, boori be baoos
Gpartersr, ituIos bli itdasros merte "a
ODE os gips 5remmsoe bet Snotrpt. at
Dor patrs 9p suur tilbogs inarere sno
fremooer. Ut Der bar npssn, iom eies
blittelig oiIos opilan fine 2pdrtsrer %
snopg oelpis forti9tte 9iroms[Ie Som
paniets Grbsioe, bar en- Sant', fom als
brig folbt os inb. 7erfor Tan enboer
let f~CrItad Dor OperraiteIis. ba ri forles
ben Dag pasisrsos gpgrirgsn "a bfrts
Stei % Qdrm ira Maitiner oerinosIra
ps peo at Ie nGrmers eItsr ianbt Ri
mango WGno / arbeioe; Der bar trapt
@jrtiombso oper belle !6ufet. qaa
6prefpcygiel III ri pios, at ct mt Sore
taeenos bar fat isong / ben gpsnins.
fem blco Isoig psb 8irompqs aompas
NETS S~roflptniro.
Wr. s. g. Sanion, fom / l9noere
lib pur 6otmano % Opipnsmano paa
Standardization. er Gbsfsn for bet
npe S%urstussnos. San .r goet % fors
oelagtiet tjenDt al ale 8IosIsr / bette
Strsg. ipeielt 6armerue. 6an uotalte
til os on 1T npe Stebsri: "0or 6ens
iist er at uofsre ale Sla9s Stebninos,
arbeioer % fubritsre Sants, SAINT.
beaters, 8inomiliprings, % andre
Irtitlcr / ben grante. Ssrtil bill ri
bu pud Eager 9inompIIsr, Bumper "a
WaterlaIer. 8eo foretommsros @es
banblins, ombp9gslist arbsios % for.
rstt. priisr buabsr Ri boooe at pirbs
p9 bsbcIos moi Signing til, at bort
3pmpunis Suites er ~iitrst."
Sra ct langt psrionlist Yeticnbtfab
meo Wtr. Sarion tor Ri f~oruoiiqe, at
9eccrab 5cunorp So. bill faa en- tor %
bIomitrsnbs 5orrstnins.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-13
Den r~eentlioe Opcriist,

R. 8. Dun e Cos ugsntlioc "Rsz
pistp Of Sraoe" fra Rem gort Tiocr
lobe Sept. bl. a.:
SmiGtnineen Ct itsrre eno ben mo-
9sniinoe bar pGret. 6peben tar ftoaet
omtrent / Gent bsisre, ftjpnt Silfprs
Hen fra @titen fun far p0ret omtrent
bet famine ipm i tilioursnoe lice
ifjor. GnosI 1ormsre bar uoen Spil
lGrt, at bet fun er baarIi9 5oroeI / at
bolee lin !Sceps tilboge / qodeents al
hstere pris, CO bog er bet NANCE ION
alsr bet; berpeo bebroqer be uunoaooss
Zig til ct Prisfdlp iensreben. uofer.
IeIsn ira utIantiite Saons bar | llaers
2pb pGret 2,325,100 guI6els impo
4243,3S6 famine llge ifior, DEL ibs
rs9net. Sra paciitEapne bar llofer.
'slen oGret 1892 SuIbeIs imcb
713,434 ifiOr. Mais ituar en- Smule
tsisre; ct Orsrilug fGtter ben FAM
lehe Proouttipn til 1,75O, 100000
vi 5alitter i llgsrs Sob bQnbts
164 | be 6orcnere Slater imub 2l5
ifior, / Canada 10 mob 35 ifipr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-13

tem I,p.. Gen. aittensr bar ti1r
bIscen bra6t al 5olt. ION par tliodse
i aoliiens Qalats. Eager os Sn9es
pls;err.y. ION pan6rsr oDsr SIasmar'
ten, 6liper ofte neoiiubte al ceenoe
9erniiher.
0sn fpdnife Regjsrinss Str1U
meb at bcloe Observation-Disclosures
bemm.liae mites Oaarliet. Sendtorsr
os b.putersrs fortGfIsr gldotorrsIpon'
benterns at. Ssncr SiIoeld snote
iorIsben Dag ct Qngreb pad as9lsrin'
gen meb be Orb: "SugaItdsWftniitss
rist sr Ct Sig, tg ri for5anolsr itts
ON GIG; Ri begraber BEN"
SagaItas GuIb ibnes fcreitaoenos.
8 ZEN frantic GrGniebp psrpigs
nan sr man plaget al fpauite Reierces
ioIooter, Icm bar TIpgtst bib. Spdnien
bar uof'rcOst 100000 ManO, tprraf
10000 tftsr Sioenoe itul isnoeS til
6ilippinerre, men Be gree 5olt piI
nshig aiiteo og itrpser hsIer opsr til
5rdrtrig.
Murts, iom er penot hiem fra be
filipeinFe Ger, brioer en- for Qgitds
tion i ZEN ipanIte pprenaer for at
itafe SrigamGnb til Don Carlos.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-13
Sra Nlaifa.
6ule, Gpbber 90 &ul | masiepis.

Gn bisnpsnbt QIditaiarsr, hismme.
tsrenbe / Gbicdgo. briugsr me Rap.
porter fra Gulolanoet. Otter hDul
han ~fortUlIsr. Ipeaer BET meo al Ola.
ia meb Siosn bill bli lige ida naon.
ipurgt for lit Sobber Tom for fit Gulc
Oct bleO Rsmlig for fort 5io iiOen pp-
cueet irGre Sobberlsier langs 5dnrd'
rael0sn pao ZEN omsritdrIts Sibs a
8rGnien. De irofstte Suoidners Der.
cppe bar lGngs %inattet ON at Der lamb
tes Gobber / Ilditd, men fsrit uplic
Iplteoes BET be Spios al Tinoe bet
Sobberoiitrittet peb SannanoelUen er
blet osbt Sealppi[e. Den itsrite Qure
icm biotil sr fuuoet, sr q COB brso
mems bens QGnebs er utienbt. Gbi'
coecmanoen brugte meo iie bism ion
prsoer en- aobbertlump paa cmtrinc
Is punb men Re bar tdget uo lorst
'terre SIumpsr, flyer bun. Wieu 8ulc
90 Sobber er life BET eneite pqrbiiulo,
/ Qlo1fas Sprb. Der er M pqioa blet
'dt / Drift aularuber pad ben umsri,
tanfte Sioe, hpor Der blanet on6et E,
funset ct aulsie puo % Sob. 81 b
bill ptitnpt oeiad TONNE til at tr9ng,
en- Masie Gul beroppe.
Der er fortiben 10000 MenneTte,
'prsot omtring / GuIoregicnerne. vi
oisie bar pmtrins 1900 S~opsotoor.
ter / 9apicn Gitp. 5ilftrsmniroer
at 5olt sr Nil iaa omtrsnt itonoist, ut
bet or 9cot, for Der er alIerebs sSolt mol
eeroppe. Chen Siloangsn pao 2ep,
retsmioler blso libt rioeliaere, er ga,
iau Priien poa 4rbeioe oaoet n.b
men 81 Sussn regnss beg snbnu fol
LAB 2en; $40 er bet olminoelioe.
Den napnte G%hitagpmano tcm ii
Seattle mee Sdmperen "Rodncts," be,
hapoe omborb life minore enb $4,,
Guloftsn. Sarrer elle,
@anfunrisnin9sr. 9stte bar ben BIZ:
rate Gait. inn ct entslt Stib noasn,
iinbe bar bragt ub al 9ulblanoet
Oct bar 500 Gulograperss Gieneom
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-13
6upernor See.
aanoiOat for 6icnpalg Spo Safota,
Gn fort Yipgraf.

@upernsr Qnerep 6. See bleo eien,
nomineret at 9rpuliiterre peb Stats
t%onpentipren | Ibsroeer.
San blsp febt / NGrbeben al gers
gen, Serge, / 1S47. Suns 5prGlors
tom bib til Qmeri,a / 1851 ca neos
latte fig / Cambridge, DANE Gountp
WisepnIin. S i'm Sppart arbeipecs
Fan paa I'm Tabers 5drm og git pau
Stole; / en- NIoer al IA @ar bIep ran
tonFrmeret | BEN nprTt lutherIte Sirte,
hporaf 6omtlien bar Meolemmet. Do
ban bar omtrsnt Is Mdr retite ban til
MteGrssor, Sctpa, hprr ban III GnIGts
telfs fem SorOslsbetient i en- 8utii,
% Iorblso Der / 5 Nur. Serifra retite
Ran til Mabiipn, Wis. Ser fulgte
Ran BEN iamm. geitipftisslie fra 1867
til 1869, booreftsr ban tpm bib til
Spb Datptd, % iiummsn meo bans
niparsnbe Partnsr, Nr. Charles g.
prsntis, git ino / 5prretnins unber
5irmunapnet See &c 9rentts, / 9ers
million. 0stts er bet 9lbits Sanbelss
firma / Staten, os bet fges, at bet
oriper ben ftrrfte aisbmanbsforrets
ming. Deb Sipsn teraf bripsr 5irmact
en- i~tcrartet 5urrstning meb 2unb %
59trift. - "5remab," Sipur Saus.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-13

Cuban for bsI, 8srb,n. Den dItr.ot
planIasts 5trnbdne fro 9Geppt.n til
aaplanbst oil bIiOt 6pssst. Sm Sen
9iit,n,r sno life fdnssO, Dsrpiibsrnes
Sspbirssr, sIcr ON be i,ts falot / Sld.
get, bill be blips orabt al fine esrs Jpti
Tom asn for TT Rso.rlas."
"Gr Der nossi mt fra Srldnb2"
"Rei, BET i'm. 5ult ipnss albel,s til.
irees. R,sisrinssn bar inofsrt iaa'
bonne Reformsr pou Zen. at snboa
WGnb fom Nr. SeaIp intet bar al
flag, posr."
Wr. Chamberlain bill Bib. | &mss
rita en- Gtuno. Rdar ban bar ailGet
TN Soieerfar, Wr. Gnoieutt. en- fort
Diff, BIZ ban forttag. en- 2an9tur til
@sft,n og iIar opboIb. iis i gritiih
Columbia meb 5iliggslier.