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Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-07-04

ing outside the objects OF its motto
the protection Of rish migrants and
particularly Of lie young women.
This was abo at eifty:years ago, and
from this small beganing il has grown
until now il eytods its influence
throughout this greet Republic, num-
bering cverss 20, 90 members.
The A. o. H. VS. first introduced
into Kentucky abb! The Year 1868,
in the city of Covi.yton, under the
leadership of one n. Cellahan, as
State President Tie order did not
spread SO rapiay IS sou>e other so.
cieties, and doQccf4enlly is not Of
mushroom grown. But HAT it has
come to stay, frcmts present. very
large membership, terc can be no
doubt. Finally Il rached Louisville
about the year ~ \ sn6 from that
day to this it hHe cl1 bwn until
it now numbd ~ 70 in this
city and Io,ood The or.
der is indebted ANY very
Woodworking pie M IS for the
success which chieved.
Among these U1e43ion
without prejud Mr..
o. Callahan, Jd I'D J.
Barrett, James ldIley,
R. E. Hefernal Jas.
Howard, Owey& bmas
Garfield, Villa Martin
Cusick, Thoma ames
Coleman and - bunty
President, Jame$ I. .iese
gentlemen have - and
out of season 4 pf the
cause, inculcati les of
the noble order. h may
be asked, does lnnish-
ness and make a >erican
on account Of b| society
of this kind7 Any
society which ID Atcrs to
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-07-04

Delegate James Coleman was born
Manchester, England, forty years
Eo<rHe attended school until arriv-
& the age of fourteen, when he
hi y this country. Mr.. Coleman
ecaj1e a member of the Ancient
'7dtf of Hibernians fifteen years
Ard from the first has been act
nv identified with every movement
e55nken by the order in this city
4 I'd. He has been honored
u a. be offices of his local divis-
Coleman held the Office of
81 retary for twelve years, and
bc1 an ardent worker in pro-
u e growth of the order, The
be coagratulat Gcn
as > represen "a
u Convention, as ~
h deeper thinke{ n
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-07-04

Mr.. John A. Murphy, one OF the
five delegates representing Kentucky
at the national convention of the A.
o. H. at Trenton, N. J., was born
at Long Island, N. Y, and is now
thirtynine years old. He received
his primary education in the Catholic
schools. After leaving school he con-
tinued his studies at home until he
acquired fund of knowledge that is
practical and valuable. Mr.. Murphy
removed to Louisville in 1885, join
ing Division No. 4 fourteen years ago.
Because of his marked ability and pop
ularity Division No. 4 has elected Mr..
Z 7fuunhBafo all the offices within its
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-07-04
A Very Large Attendance
and Past Differences
Adjusted.
Great Enthusiasm Prevails.
Monster Parade and Illu-
limitations.
MOST IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS.

The first session of the great ma
tional convention of the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians was held Monday
afternoon in Taylor Opera-house at
Trenton, N. J., when addresses were
delivered by Bishop McFaul and
Mayor Sickel. 1t was an open meet
ing. >
Delegates from all States in the
Union we're in attendance, and 1t was
the most largely attended meeting in
theshistOry of the order. There was
ss2n,G<satest enthusiasm displayed on
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-07-04

was foundsd several hundred ears
ago. IT. ANio ginning dting
these time when pexoecution forton-
science ~ ~ re in IreInd.
Every one 6~>re Ion in those hrly
times theF many ponds
sterling put of each Fiest
saying mas for teahing
school, etc! b, III. srang
into existeri time TO the
protection of The \. o.
of H. were (ed to hand
guard while vices were
going on, ami signd and
signals notifl WEI in
attendance W nv wa ap-
proaching. teryils in
this way bee sary they
formed what il as Ne A.
O. H. with the kienthip,
Unity and Tr ~ Van Ch.)ity."
After while lie order becam( very
extensive, and finally ~ emidation
found its wayinto Thy countrI hav-
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-07-04

CosrlsvxD ON FOURTH PAGE,
Sharp County record., 1898-05-27
Must 1ttcnd The Normal.

Perhaps it wodld interest Sharp
county teachers to know what
superintendent Of Public Instruct
ion Jordon says in regard to
teachers attending the normals.
Here it is.
Il will say that the law revOkos
the license of every teacher who
fails to attend the normal the
full time, unless he is excused
by the instructor. If there is any
reason for his asking to be eX-
cused he should present the same
in writing to the instructor the
first day Of the normal, or when
he desires to be excused. 1t is
then the duty Of the instructor,
in consultation with the county
examiner, to decide whether or
not he shall be excused. If he is
excused his license remains in
force; if he is not excused his
license is revoked by operation Of
the law, and can be restored only
upon examination. The county
examiner has no option in the
matter, and, however reasonable
an excuse may be- which is rend-
cred to him subsequent to the
normal, he has no right to re-
issue tho Iicen without exam
ination."
Sharp County record., 1898-05-27

W y. ERWIN. TyU. n. H...
{. q. H'NEDNu d. d. WIIEIaHs,
Sharp County record., 1898-05-27

dutes '8 mem '0unty
association and before
this f.ered thcr
II no please . and
behold the h.. all
over land az .. With
the Il as Of l.r. ....-.ru e.aa
ilashit in ,ho a.4.o. g.-a.ul
hope + oking uos only to you but
to pac nt5 ,oo@aa. q polish which
timo'Sl loiaoing y5l5h can never
dim. Bright as it may seem to
them 2 its far oil beauty, there
may fest beneath its uurulfiod
surfas2 many a quicksand which,
may Erock many p.oud hope
and tnat through our unt.mcly
negl3at Then let us never be
salts d with anything short of a
Sundy school in every COM
munisT. To the capacity of the
Sund y school the Bible is our
text tae book on which hangs the
desti4y Of nations our own baDpv
republic to day stands an ox-
ampE in the history Of nations,
y >yA@s she was allegiance to
hAB $o hushed the mad waves
Of thy GaIiean sea.
Tbs human mind in al ages
has Eeen shown to realize the
impastanco Of training not only
for lg>o usefulness ia this life,
but fpr their happiness in life
beyond, Then let US put forth
every possible effort to exert a
moral and religious influence
upon tho youths Of to-day, The
world is full of temptations and
every effort to countaraot them
should be hailed with joy by
eyera parent and moral advocate
ar IN it will be years to sit
down in His kingdom and hear
tho Blessed applause, "WolI done
good, end faithful servants.
j.2atornally Submitted,
W. S. Vannatta
l., Secretary,
Sharp County record., 1898-05-27
SWnday &cho05 association.

The Sunday school county as
gociation Of Sharp county Ark
will convene with Ash Flat
Sunday school Friday before
the LIST Sunday in July 1898, 10
a, m.. ! will again submit, for
The con On en- G Of all the names
Of those who were chosen as Of
ficors for the ensuing year, 1893,
at its session October 1897 as
follows: f, NJ, Cox, president;
G. j, Wilson, Mrs, w, S. Morgan
and Till Sullivan vice president;
W, S. Vannatta, secretary; Miss
Roma Milhouand and Miss Yjrgio
Craig assistant secretaries; H.,
Il. Dark, treasurer.
District lecturers, Let district,
+. II. Wilkorson Piney Fork and
Big Rock townships 2nd, Young
Cathey, Cave and Washington;
3rJ, SAM Arm, Sullivan and
Johnson; 4th, Byron Andrews,
Scott and Big Creek 5th, Poyar
Hansen, Lovo and Mcrganj 9th,
w, r. SpurlocG, Davidson and
llichvoo35, Ith, j. W. Porter,
Highland and liar,w q, Lluah
ap2,2, Lo5anooaad 8uawburyi
9th, D, O. Blioq1og jackson,
North and Jnioh
G. W. 8hayee Mrs. Dr. Bacon
and Miss Minnie Wilson cHcou.-
Two aouutooi M" Alice Con-
naa Ma..io s.cphaaa aad j, W.
Wolya. committee. - mu..h
An .uo.%oa hu. few chung
mode from Obo o0d goaa0uioa In
pu#mn..d aao..un .dpHov $50
un O.a 5o.0.Uo..9 you
are fam l.aa ae t9 Jo,rra p,oIve
Sharp County record., 1898-05-27
CUDGEL 4 CANDIDATE.

am going to buy a barrel Of
peanuts and run for president,
This statement may seem a little
bombastic and may be a surprise
to some of my friends, yet, it is
true nevertheless, | do not wish
anyone to infer from my state
ment that Cudgcl has it in his
head that he has the wisdom and
brain to be the president Of a
great nation like the United
States. / possess no abnormal
enlargement on the inside of my
Uranium and ganh2ps, could rot
jl,reaidA aver ag3onvention of cats
with dignity,l yet, | want the
Office, and lik . Marcus Auroiius
Hanna, ! say "d-n the people"
just so | get the office, My in
tent ons are to run on the strength
of the peanuts and | confidently
believe that a barrel will set me
in the White House chair with q
thUd. I'll tell you why. The
other day | was talking with Y
gentleman about the primary that
had just passed and the various
candidates, etc., when my friend
remarked that he failed to vote
for a certain candidate for q
reason something like this, He
said he was aiming to vote for q
candidate, but one day he was
standing on the streets Of q
Sharp county town when that
candidate passed along and didn't
as much as even turn his head
or speak to him, Directly his
opponent came along shook hands
with him, land asked him about
the health Of his wife and babies
I'll bet,) set up the cigars and
that fixed him--he was for him
then teeth and toe nails Well,
that was all right, Ho cast u
good vote, but The idea that
struck me was that the world had
gotten 50 it dema ld,d whole
! lot Of attention, and that il all
voters were like this one, ! might
stand a good show with barrel
of goobers' Suppose the man
who did not give this voter q
hearty hand-shako and thereby
give the amount Of attention tina,
he demanded, was qualified to
fill an once, and the man who
soJ 'om up hadn't boon, which
however was not the cas- @,
DON'T you ooo? Waato ourIou.
/ old world this is anyhow
joe Cudgol.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-27

pardon US for giving the follow
ing extract to our readers.
''The volunteer as he starts
from home feels like heis leaving
everything that is near and doar
to him behind except his country
He keeps thatin front The fast
train can't move fast enough,
He wants to see if his country
viii accept him as one Of its sup
ports. He is accepted and walks
down to camp. Everything is
new and everybody strangers.
But the recruit is welcomed by a
hand-5hake from each man of
his company as he gets &C.
quaintod. A lieutenant shows
him his tent and tells him the
orders, if the company has any.
He, "the new ram" as that is his
name as soon as he comes into
camps, IS given a blanket, d
straw tick, a tin plate, cup, spoon
and a knife and fork. These are
all charged to him and when he
is mustered into service Uncle
Sam gives him clothes, hats, caps,
shoes and guns. These all have
to be kept clean as well as him
self.
Camp Dodge is'at the east Of
Little Rock just on the brow Of
the hills and oyerlooks a beauti-
valley still to the east. Tne camp
is well drained. The city water
works furnish water for every
thing needed about such places. |
All in all the camps are a desir.
able place so the ladies Of the
city say,
The recruit having been car
riod through all the degrees Of
camp such as blankoting, board
ING and guard duty etc., is ready !
to be mustered into service.
The company or batillion as
it happens is marched to its pa,
rado grounds and sworn lnt5 SER
"a ,,s-.-z. II-.z--2n' 24'.---- t-ly7154
U. S. Army. The oath is not
very long but the officer said, "It
matters not whether you hold
your right hand or left whether
you say 4 do or not, the oath is
and no way to get out Of
it for it has been tried" So
you belong to Uncle Sam body
and soul as long as there is a
button on Gabe's coat. The
must ring in don't make SO much |
difference, our rules and regu"
lation5 goes on just the same"
Sharp County record., 1898-05-27

fT5 re 5551 5 i,'-' Us 5abs ali aaa a.l we
would get would be tho mere
agony and regret we would ax-
perionco because we had failed to
ontor in.o the full joys Of tpo
Lord. Then ho told US there (, i3
mo heaven with golden paved
sgroo.s, Of paalm3. or pulling
brooks bat ho had some kind Of
O heaven in store for us, but it
was a dim and hazy misdiying
one to NE,
This was another cherished be-
lief brought into tho houao Of
God and slaughtered among its
followers,
THO white wings, the mansions
in the slio5, tho loafy trees tho
flowers Of paradise we're all piao-
ed upon one grand funeral pyro
to be consumed,
For nearly fifty yoar3 have we
been running @ hoagy account
with the doni' Iio nearly owns
us body and soul Ills debt will
soon fall duo, but sometimes we
sis and think Of one night over
thirty-lou years ago when we
packed our little bundle and then
slipped noisolos3ly TO our doar
mothers room We'll do we Pee
mombar tho scene. The full
N ION was riding high in lNo
boaycna--it1 mild boams 9roam-
ed through ybo window; we could
500 our mother s. ncaA upon jN3
pillow How we loagod TO kiss
those daar lips aood-byo, but we
dared not lo.. wo waaon her,
ono hand hung over tho side
Of t6a bed. |ocr". quietly To-
a" 0.. .r.. .... .... Mo
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Sharp County record., 1898-05-27
WRECKED Qt the IEar5oy Da5.

u" ~ - --- i-s''-'7
Wrecked al the I5ar5op Dar.
The following gem is from The
pen Of Mr.. James Has!oy, ol For
rest City.
From the many things Flots2m
and Je5aam, drifting around on
life S racklos5 sea we cling with
the grip Of a drowning man to
certain old traditions handed
down from generations TO gem
erations as being teuo as Gospel
writ,
hepes8imist, thoimaa2 break
or, the man in whose breast the
milk Of human kjndnea3 has
sour&d, laughs dorisiyo'y and
tolls US that william Tell and his
little son and the apple We're
things that never wcrc; that
Poohahontas never saved the
life Of John Smith; that Waahr
ingt2a never owned little ha,oA-
OF; that Cassabianaca mover Uod
a burning deck, But wo a...,
believe.
IL was more than forty years
AGO that we sat at our mohar'a
knee and heard the story Of
Daniel in the Lions Den, @. the
Iobrow children in tho Go.y
furnace, Of Diyino8 aypiaJiog bis
sins in Hell and looking up and
catching a glimpse of lIaa7no.a
gates aiar, and Lazarus reclining
upon Abrahom's bosom Some
90 30 far 90 to toll u,Dh"o things
noyoe were. but we eiii boo
lioyo
And we listened yoGr' ago To
our mother lullaby songs ao.
he. tories OF g. No."m w......o
oa.oa s.roaa end ga..r w"...
.aaI sylvan .had. aa. uu..
.bgou.a, and mgEHo".0. ...
and celestial choIra and w.. O.
land white u.naH and u.n".a.
IN Che esloa-aad aii wo ..-
We. oaU. "o ..0.. sw.
momuswoa a.ya .aa 'o#n "
u.uma lH.oaa' To o. brilliant
yu0n. er"aao o0"o."" DO
.a.. ..u. O''. u.' ...
..4a. yul,s. 81. dbl uo
.b-oe oar uau ND end IurfaI.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-27
Az Interesting Eru 0ch

In a personal letter to ,ha
oaitor, Cleo Price, son Of W. a.
Price, Of Dhia p@oa, vino haJ
Joined lho Y, ~ Cook taoa and
Is now OF Camp no5oo, l,tHa
Rock. niya some idcc Of t.c
roerult as ho Is, We hope hoTiil
Sharp County record., 1898-05-27

"ss-Nulaual Bank. o., Cen
E\'ie Nt...'u alIa, ....... l.ts.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-27
Paid un CapteG7, 9@5,0C0.

D. .. NaNENHH .r....r
E D.I0,..ar.s. ..,... ...
Sharp County record., 1898-05-27
OFFICIAL,

I1H OFFICIAL.
eesInAu, First DistriCt-P. d. MoCulloch
y ipiIanna, Lee County.
h, Sec0H'l Dist-A' j witt POcah0ntas
y lGth .julilcial Dist-John 3. MoCalob
Atfy' l1th Dlst--R. b. Maxey, Mam-
CQuSTY- ReprcscntatlVe.-T. 4, Herrn.
'-W. q. Murphy.
N ja8ller JustuS,
~7 rYIWiIkms Har y.
+-Illos. IL. McCalcb,
|fer-C. W Shaver.
EailiII'erD b. SpurlO0k.
THE CCyRTS,
CENT, N 'Dist-Fifst Monday in Jan.
N Iiiy.ln S, Dlst-Sccond Monday in
4 iAnt| itngli+t.
z'o|'rt ST Monday in January, Aprn,
<)o'irf y Dist-2n Monday in March,
(e'Ill,ef and December.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-27
mosaog5 Soavon has Dever been
shaken

'r~p''Di3 'Dt.' VA H1So 4tCNol pOCH
shaken.
Hor religion can't save US; her
prayers may avail US naught,
but preacher, preacher, until
death comes we shall believe in a
hoavon with pearly gates, golden
streets, jasper walls, mansions in
tho skies, psalms, murmuring
fountains shady rillg, angelic
ohoias, communion Of souls and
full ycroilcaGon Of that grand
old hymn, 'Wo Shall Know Each
Other There" Oh, Preacher go
knool and pray to thy God for
abiding faith in the heaven which
Holy Writ teaches is in store for
all those who love Him and obey
His commandments
Sharp County record., 1898-05-27

& y 0Eion a. Cards.
Sharp County record., 1898-05-27
SOCIETIES.

rvrxrse SHADE LODGE No. l43, F. 4
1 X folds regular communications on
a. a.t1rdy before lst sunday IN each
'a.@..rs s.'q K. 5. BACON, W. Nj.
ie,calf. sec'y,
y, .srxe SuAp CHAPTER, No. Il, 0
! "a q nerts at Masonic Hall lst Thurs
'1sv N n IAN month, at : O'e clock p. IN.
'H MRS. IA ATEHUDDLEsr N, W, M
WILL ApLT, Sec'N'
RunA1 CHAPTER No. SO, R. A. NJ.
holds regular conyocauons at Masonic
n,,ll II Eyening Shade, the Sd Saturday
in each month. ,.r,1rp II u
& Davidson, See.
! D1arAp LODGE, No. 50, 7. o. Q
i nolds regular meetings every al
sfn6te Frldly night.
'' l.. Y. MEDLEY, n q,
1*|fI&.1II., Sadly
Sharp County record., 1898-05-27
|irCctOry.

RELIGIOUS.
j. K. ! Il wetEodist church first and thlrc
4 e. 'r4cb month. Eey ". ;, SCUM
!. ~ Fyervbody is invited to attend
+: q Il fhe Christian church SATURDAY
'.''2 y 4, 3 'ths sec5nd sunday in ca ch month,
& u Mllhollani Of Bates'tIle'
y school ercry sunday morning 81
/! /, ~ xethodist church. Everybody Is
2. = ><',nc c. j. WILSON,
y z, 2,..' secretorr superintendent
Sharp County record., 1898-05-27

~ EVENING SHADE LODGE
- No 2l90, X. of IL
* meets first TuCs-
day nights in every
E. month.
NJ W. CARROL SHAVER, D
G. j. Wilson r.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25

@utitns Mposr os henoss 6oIt an
iparIias fpr bette 0sbsfaIo os for
ldnete Stdbessritdtnine. 300. WGro
fra 6oondb r,iIt, ill Woberens .Siem
"a tpon9 bsnoss 5Olt til Of uplepsre
5rpptr. auhsrttr % psnge. 8upers
nsren GAP Dem en- orsi 5reiteiGitelis
ca LOB Dem pint, At be / 5remtioe1
mddttc lutte meo oisie beoeniie Siitte,
9erird rtiite "Wbeslino" til gututot.
8uoernerm Tiger. at be Snofsote Der
oriper meQet 6ersri. Gp Mono % tc
Soinoer blsp burone for at BABE for
heret en- Wano. Den 9os DAG blsp
Wunoer lssldot. San baooe | oenne
lib life facet ben minefts Rrrine, oa
9ono fun nogle fda 8dn9e. Sans
Gilitoro par irngtslia. 0upsrneren
too ia aoo lib til Of hoIbs en- 5ormds
n%inostole til bisie 5olt og ioridIte
Penn en- bel Del ON bet ameritanite
FpIts Gore % Reisbeersbsr. !Sdn for
inItt Dem oqiad, Of bsrsfter piIoe be life
blipe behanolsot meo FABIAN Wilobeo,
hpis be fortiatts msD at spe 1T Sereri
% bolot fat pso fine beoenite Stitte.
Gapisin Sebrte LOB nerpdd line WGno
prottiisrs mso Siibsts aanoner for at
.inoQBos be Snoisbte 8eipsft.
8upsrngrsn tror, at penne 3ur baDs
be en- bslOig 5nOFpbslis pua BE- Snos
feote. Der er iugsu 3ing i benne Der
ben, be bnr FABIAN Reipett og 5rpgt
for iom en- Sanonbado. San tror, ct
RsaisrinQ,n itrdr buros gjsre glpor Of
al at uorpbOs 6srerist % fGtte Ell
Chopper for Notwithstanding og
gIbrpgnina. og tuinae be Snbfsbte iii
al opsrholoe pcrs Gope. !9pis en- Sno
fsot bseaar Woro sqer en- urben 5pr
brpbslis, blir be life olsns 'troFebs
bore 2ope, men be I~traffes ogidd
Stammsns Sill % Brig.
@upsrnsrsn ilutter mso at iige, at,
bpis ban fadr BEN nebpsnbiae Stetie
al Observation-Disclosures, fan ban / fin
Gmhebstermin gisre megsi til at ubs
rpoos oisie barbarifts Stitts blanbt
be Snbfsote.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25
Nyreiyeoomme
9clbreoeoe peo Spoia &. Yiufbams
"Tcgetable COMPOUND"

seq bar liot meSet ui Rbrsipgoomntt,
Smerter / Wuiiernc, qtOsre, 2p0ocn oa
StnlOrtnt, qiseltoes baSOe ic9 eipmooer.
&ipUrliebeoer % Nriofpo. Gfter at hape
brugt SDota gin,bom's "Qcartable Goms
pOunO," 'Slcoo guriiier4 % aeiptr pius,a
%beidnot its mig fem Ct mt Mcnucfc. Win,
Npr,r rr nu iuloiontmtn iriFc." Rrs.
Musaie 9otts, 32i aauHmum St., pbilas
pclpbia, 10.
"Rit SDitem bar iulOtrnpig mo5ruoi,
o9 leg leo az trpgitIigt 8pgimerttr % iunot
innpt itua oprtt. Seq babos inecn gppetit.
6iterat BABE taset 2poia Z. ginfbam's s@ss
ssinble COMPOUND CT ies tiliaset ID Quno i
SGst, os iss Ter beprs no enO uosenFnoe
fsr" - Nrs. g. q. Nlorton, 1913 sop.
fins Ct, CINCINNATI. Chic.
gillian Grippru, 9or Il, ct, gncrcm's
Pan, 5Ia., Iasr: A6T ies brnstc ebpia e..
girfbam's '@sastabl. COMPOUND leo leg /
munae aar Of 0Drsipaoom. Smsrterm I
min &Da % mine Siulors bar irDeislia,.
gRiu DISCRIMINATION bltp ureaelm9sfg, CO itg
al opioioN, Seq blep msast ipaa. 1ea
beauuete al brUat Nlrs. Qintham's M,oiein,
% ben ieriis Slate bsirieoe mig fer Smtr,
itrnt ! Rnsau % resulerfet Wtuitruaiiontu.
let iirrneot Smeritn hurtiat OF b,lbr oeo.
Spaocmmen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25
2trten use QriasRibe.

gspilsninssfprilaeet for Slaabsn sr
ino'tiust til @~eotdselie / Suist. Oct
bsitemmer bl. q. ON gnenino az Is
arissitibe al be forffisuisc Sloe8. Der
itdi bnsses ire Slus7ibe az II, 900
IONS Or1etigbeb. De bill tpmme ill
at toite 3 Minionsr Dollars bier for
uoen Stpts.
apmiteen forsiIaur osfaa Spsnina
al 6 5orpsbubuabs al $50 Cons Oreoz
tt9beb os 6 sorpebobddbe at $50 Sons
SrGstisbeo. 0sres iamIebe aoItenbe
ffal life operitise 2,34o, 900 foruben
uoruitrine.
Der Hal osIua bbes.s en- aanonbaub
for Snoirsrne til ct aoitenbe al $3.50
900. ct at SlasItibsne ifaI bbaass
pda paeifefpitsn, bpis bet life tommcr
til at fofte pper 4 Yrpeent mere eno bet
lapeite anbuo for be andre Stibe.
somitesn fprefloar iaIt $35, ,O59
ior 5Iaaben for n9ite Reannabsaar.
5or inosprrenbe Rsgnftobsaur bepil
ssoes $685. 27.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25
q

acknowledgements Irtitett bar n0
item i9rbig Pluner for en- M 8panina
for Wbite Garth Refsrputionen. Som
grss'sn bar beoilaet $4,000 for Res
gieringsbpgnin9sr paa benne ReIerpds
tion, men bette er life moi for be gb0s
ringer, ION tr9nges.
&. M. SpersIi sr ubn9pnt til
poftmeiter / Belgrade, Stedrns So,
Minn., iiteoetfor Ole g. Stepens, ION,
er afidt.
arissminiiteren er tele9rafIt UNI
osrrsttet ON, at bet uitDrlise Glement
bar lat iis / geiiobelie al Bennett
Bsien, ipm ferer til Wbiie 9as / Ola
ia. General Werriam / gancpuper
bar fact Srbre til at beorbre Snfan.
tertet Stoepab at Definite Sip o.
Sienoom Der uben 9enIpn til, bpao BET
bill to'ts at 9ipre Brig al 5ropperne /
be nGlten ufremtommeliee Gone.
Jldabeminiiersn bar fic6t en- Ii,
ben S~orpeoobdabe / GngIanb. Den CT
tun 60 JOB lang % bar en- 0raatia.
beo al 80 IONS Os en- Surtigbep al q
Snob. Zen bill blios isnot til Sen
yort msb en- 5rastbampsr. Den q
bslismt for shitIoripurst pg bar tpite
$4,000. Del sr life opIpIt, uf bpilter
Fssisrins 5IoaesminiTtsrsn tjsbte ben
s%Onsrssi,n bar psOtaset JorIla
get ON fuIb grfiutning for De sab
SnItsrsr og 9~siGtninssn al "Maine
leb unber lllpften.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25
st Sarmcbiem paa &orin.

sstier 5ran5 Soisfs bapaaIe an.
ltru bar paa Zen aorFu / bet ioniife
oap label opfsre en- 8iIo; men flint
bun meb panpittie SbieIheb bor Ioot
pen9e M til ben. er ben boa life Fnr.
Dig ug pilee aloris bli bet unber ben.
ces Auipicier. 9enbes Nano 6or M
luttst punsen, os for at faa nooe4
i9ien al fine fire llblas bar bun Sc
iluttet at fGIse lin gila til ct enoelit
Sslfdb for en- binig pris. SeIfobst
talber Jig Sbe 2oro gprpn WemprioI
Societp, og bet bill iatte 8iGaen iitdnb
til ct !Sjem for for9lorelsIe orpSfe
gcrn. Oct er en- Imut Sante. Qprb
gnrpn, en- at Gnglanos fore 9iotere
git iom fripiais | ben araife geirief.
iestdmp os bsoe / MsIolunai i
1924. Selitabet refer ct batfert
Minoe oper BAN psp at ftafs ct .Sism
fer forlabts Ysrn bldnbt bet Rolf
bpem ban ofrebe 1T 9ip.