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The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12
THE TICKET.
Personnel of the Democratic
Nominees.

The nominees Ct the Democra il
,onvenii N are AL well known to til.
voters OF the county. All are ,ts.nch
democrats and many have seen Year,
4 service in tie democratic ranks
md have been honnred TO public ,rus,
~ the suffrage OF the voters before
.hom again they will appear 10 re-
peat the performance. We give q
nrief note oil the nominees,
Scot. White who il up !Cs re-elec-
ton has made a most eff Client sheriff
and his capabiii.i -, which have been
proven during bis service, make mm
the logical m.n for sheriff, being
especially fitted icr the duties of that
office.
A. Wentworth for treasurer, also up
70: reelection Ia. been cLreiul
conscientious official ani the popular
81 tie convention ID be PIT for
ward Tor an 1iber'erm.
For Recorder, Frank Hare, is the
well known customs official and has
served il other otlicia! capacities with
credit aud honor. He would make a
capable officer.
+. NJ. Mckay possesses the ne csS.s-y
qualifications TO make u good assess or
and is popular and Well known
candidate.
For Probate Judge, :. c. Perrin. a
CochiSe county pioneer, is tie
nominee. He has been q justice OF
the peace for years and is familiar
with the duties Of the flee 10 which
NJ a-pires.
For District Attorney, f. W. Land
the rising Young attorney, stsi.ds All
excellent chance of bling the next
pros. cutor Of the county. In st,e-ts
ton ii hI- ability i, need but be SAID
that Mr.. L.nd had the lsrges, number
II .ses before the cpurt than any
member Of the C0chise rounty bar
pIacticing before il, rs q glsnc c ut the
register Of 'es 3, the last term Of
court reveals.
For Supervisors, NJ. BNn,en OF
Bi-brs and e. Riggs OF Whi,ew.ter,
are the Democratic choice for the
management Of county AiTa.f- Both
are ". !. known and pledge themselves
TO perform thsir dutie. lsith: ui!y and
prrdently.
Fer the Territorial cornell NJ. l.
Scripner OF Tnml stone, q c0mpatert
and careful man, and Capt revi-, Nik.
Gray An! Henry f FOR the ass bly,,
the two former h.ving served in the
lower hodse bel0re, are all wall oost d
on public affairs and would make
good represen tstives OF the people in
the legi>ls.iva hall OF Ar'zora.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12

The voter has no more inpottan I
duty TO perform than that Of register
the registration tooks he cannot vote.
1t is a matter that all should look to,
and yet it il one that il qnite spt 10
he negl' ctsd. New voters and Old
vo.er- should sc TO it that they are
properly registered, and not itave j.
10 campaign committees to zee that
they are. Repatriation closes Oct. II
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12
RESERVATION on NED.
TIE Frami-ing Coal Fields
Open fer settlement.

7! e survey Of the sonth boundary
~ tn White Mountain Indian reser-
va;i SAYS tie Tue. on Star, executed
10y Philip C4r'ZeL. u. :. deputy sur
We, or, MAS approved September 80,
hv tn cnmnli -;rEer Of tlr general
land ol,ice at WA hiagton. DC. The
otiicia. nap Of this survey WAS filed
ye-t silay il the local Office, and
this segreSat d portion OF the rcser-
walton will now be thrown open 20
settlement. FMS territory Contains
about 40 square miles, mo-. of
which Is mineral and coal iSud and
come grazing land. Those having
mineral interests in tins section Of
territory are greatly elated over
the fIsl settlement OF matter, as
work can now tc pro ecuted which
here:uio.e could not be att nlptcd,
large deposits az coal are saii 10
he located in the Opened territory,
the development 0! which wDuii be
0. benefit 10 hi, irC,.iiiE, The section
Is about - miles northeast o! Tucsou,
partly in Graham aud partly in Pima
Counties.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12
A smsll boy, who i. q cioss G

A sm.il boy, who i. cioss CD
server, giv.e tie family history o.
pspa's pants az follow: "When dad
ha. 4 D hi- tr. u .ers ont, thy pas
to hf(!her Jim, then mother trims
shem round shon. ard William put
them on. When Williams l.ps too
long have grown. the tronsers fail "a
hide '.m, an Walter claims them for
his own and stow. himself inside I'm.
Next Sans tat they clo-e srves', and
when they won't stretch tighter.
they're TUNED and shortened and
fixed on me-the writ+r. Ne works
them into rugs and cspes vhsn
burst shs .sisches. Al 6,oln.dsy We
shsll see (psshsp.) the lat Of dad.
old hsssehes."-Ez.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12

Work on the Southern Pacific Com
pan,'s new steel bridge across the Col
orsdo River, Ynms il going rarihly
forward. FAl-e wO-k !. being put in
90 hold the present structure while the
old pierre are removed and new and
more substantial ones are erected
Abont fly men are At present en-
pioyed, which number " II he incr-as-
ed 80 the advance nent o. the work
warrants.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12

+. E. Bradley Who has been one OF
the Cochise county pioneers ard one
81 the hes, kn wn ea'tlemeD In this
section has concluded 10 9ni. cattle
raising a, d try his hand at farming
and oIchsrrir G. He has selected
Stafford. Graham county. ~ h,s new
field and will 81 ortly n owe there 20
re,ide. Mr.. Rraley has IT any friends
here who wish HIM snccess and proc.
peIity wherever he Cn@s.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12

The secret SOCIETIES who Iost all
Their pr perty in The recen. fire at Je-
rome are active in taking steps toward
again getting tn. mselves out for the
trsnsa csion Of WORK.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12

The bn.y SEASON is penine np for
the southern Pacific ,.ilrosd Company
and tho moving Of frieght going eass
aud vest 10 90 the increase.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12

y In the at..n,e, n jail at Jert me
rri.oners of en- unrnly character are
fsttfnsd 20 telegraph pol g ny having
their arms haadcufIed around the r ole
They can stand up. cit down and
Law down. hut they caunot escspe
huggit Y the role.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12

Anew time card on the A. Il s. f.
will 20 int effect on Saturday mex
The trsin will arrive in / zee in th-
afternoon instead OF morning. A
new schedule for the stage company
will go into fleet TO connect with the
new run,
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12

Two csses are reported this week
one from Msripnsa Co.. Cal. the other
from San Diego Co, Ca .-of swind-
lers Siarfin9 miners to work and de-
camping with the mill proceeds. Those
.Fsnds are less common than formerly
Int still exist.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12

Chas. WI.er, F. v. wulcot,, A. Ash
man, J. n. McDonongh and Chri>
Robertson composed the outgoing
passengers who lei for Bisbee thi.
morning to attend the Republican
convention.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12

Frank Haze the ID mucraiic nomi
zee for II corier was in town today
shaking hands with his many friends.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12

Photographs of Jerome h.fJre the
fire are bringing bi. premiums. DIR.
Hawkins collecuons Of view. was en-
,ir-iy destroyed and the negatives con =
-umed the h.mss.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12

BE alert. BE up and doing. with q
hart 'or any fate. Grasp each voter'-
hand and tell him that you are q
candidate.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12
s alt Hneum
Suffers, for Years With Terrible
isusnoy ca the hands Flesh
would c-ac'; Open - Singing,
Burning and itching.

~ suffered for three years with salt
rheum and was unsuccessfully treated by
q local physician. The humor was in my
hands and was Obliged to keep a cover
ing on them moot OF the time, changing
the covering several times day. Nothing
seemed 10 90 NE any good. The singing,
burning and itching were very severe and
1t seein@d ct times ms though 1 should
become insane. II bent my fingers the
flesh would creek open and bleed. began
taking !iood's Sarsapariiia and after had
used six bottles was entirely cured"
MRS, {. I. WooD, DeIemar, Idaho.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12

The hoard Of eup-Ivi-ors will be in
"Sion Thursday to arrange for tn,
coming election.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12

number Of U. $. trial jurors from
Tombstone will so to Tucson tonight
TO serve Uncle ham.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12

ID .,rict Attorney En- yiish i. able (,
re about, but only to NOV. slons At n
snsil's pace.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12

Otto Moore and r. it'll OF VOL.
frsmite tame are Wei o,s TO TIE COUNTY
seat.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Official Proceedings of the Last
Meeting.
TOMBSTONE, October Z, 1898.

TOMBSTONE, October Z, 1898.
Bosrd o! Supervisors met persuant
To sdjournme u, Of meeting Oct, G,
at 10 =. m.
Present JOHN Montgomery, chair
man; J. II. Mcpherson supervisor,
Thos. Allaire abs-nt.
Minutes OF meeting October 6, sp-
proved AS read.
Board proceeded TO routine work
and checked up the reports OF the
county treasurer, county recorder and
probate judge an: found them correct.
Sheriff's report not in ofiic'.
Clerk ins. uc,ed to procure auto
graph signature of John Montgomery
chairman OF the board Of supervisors
for the purpose OF using it on the
ballots to be voted ct the genera
election 20 be h. Id on the Sth day Of
November 1898.
Bosri stands adjourned to the 18th,
day o, October 1898 a. 10 d. m.
Atte-t:
NJ. J. Brown,
Clerk, Approved
JOHN MONTGOMERY
JAMES F. DUNCAN. Chairman.
Deputy Clerk.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12

Sheriff NnIly Win three L. :. pre-
oners w-nt Ia Iuc-o1 Ia tri GIT.
The Arizona kicker. [volume] (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1893-1913, 1898-10-12
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cHiRiCACHuA CATTLE CoStPAN,

EFiCHERS. Pr-eider. ard Manager.
,,,,, Toml>,ui.s
LEW WILLIAMS Me. President, n ,t,.yA Ar
loiN bl-AK Z. Secreia-y Sa8ord Ar;Des
bAlkS Treasurer Los A. ye,.S, Ca
Pnucipie range between Chi.icahus ara
Dragon mountains in Coch.se county. Ser
ranges on Eegle and Bonita Crack in Graham
county AriOna; Seps-. New Mexico, and
Sherman 60. Texas
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-03
Caroline Chapel.

Last Sunday was set apart for the
reorganization Of our Sabbath echo
at this place, bat on account Of the
snow and mud but few came out, so
it was postponed until better day.
William Sharpe contemplates
moving to his new home near Whit
we'll soon.
Jacob Ellis is very sick with Ia
grippe. DR.. Peay, OF Whitwell,
says it will be Spring before he re-
covers.
Mr. Wiscman, Of Dixon Cove, is
visiting at William Sharpe's this
week.
1 Green Lane moved to Cameron
/ Hill last week.
Sam Nilgo:e moved to the Sam
Harms farm ear human last Mou-
day.
" c More is budding a new
house on his farm.
Monroe Griffith AMI Uaa~v Bib,
went t. Nnityeit last alou las.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-03

O. r. FRANKLIN MILES, LIB.
commenced active practice
N more than twenty years ago,
directing his energies especially to the
nervous system on the theory that q
arrangement of the nerve cells Of tie
brain exertcd a wider influence in
the production Of disease than was
supposed. DR.. Miles, theories have
been generally adopted the world over
and the wonderful results attained by
DR.. Niles system OF restorative rem
edies, directed especially to the nerves
has led to many limitations, some of
which have been widely advertised,
but none have equalled the efficacy Of
DR.. Miles scientifically prepared rem
edies. They have gradually but surely
grown in popularity. Those who "9e
them are their best adycr ,iecrs.
Rev. W. B. Baldwin OF OAK Cliff,
Texas, says: "Tor years / suffered
with facial neuralgia, especially in the
eyes. A plain story Of ny pain would
read like eyaggeration. No tongue
can tell what I endured for twenty
years. The Teas Baptist Herald ad-
yertisel Or. Miles Remedies. l took
The Nervine and its effects are won
dersul and scen to be permanent. I
nave no fear CT that dreadful enemy
and say to everyone, do not suffer with
any nervous disease while you can OBJ
tain DR.. Niles Restorative Nervine."
Or. Niles Remedies are sold by all
druggists under a positive guarantee
! first bottle benefits or money win be
refunded Book on diseases Of heart
end nerves sent free on request by the
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-03
eHennessee,V

Sparta, Jaa. 20.-rhe play Ten
ne.see" was rendered last night
aud to night at DiUbelI Normal
Hail to u crowded house by the au-
tnor, Lester Smith, his vile, ana
Fred Hayes, supported by local
tuaut.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-03
A Peerless Liniment.

As a pain destroyer and cure for
rheumatism, Salvation OIL is the peer
OF all i.nimcuts. Mr.. VIM. Il. Brown,
proprietor Of Striebinger House, Clevo-
laad, o., writes: II suffered from
rheumatism for twelve years and my
lsta,ts.S kept nc in he'll, unable 70
walk. ] used salvation Oh AMI soon
was NJ anal about As @ pa.a de-
F-roy4 Offs lu'ueut has no ,iual E"
salvation Oh is sold everywhere for
- cents. Try 5, aud be convinced.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-03

"A a " Z. STARR, hardware deal
W. CT and president Of the
" W . Honeoye Falls Water Co.,
OF Honeoye Falls, n. Y, writes; II
have taken DR.. niles Restorative
Ecryine, much 10 ny benefit, having
euf.orea Tor yeas past from nervous
pTostratio1, dizziness and @ weak tired
feeling. / had been tgcatcd by num-
Der OF physicians bat receiving no per-
manent benefit, I took Dr. Niles Re
stOratiye Neryine and con only speak
Of it in the highest terms, as it re-
stored ne to health and saved hun
dccds OF dollars in doctors bills. ]
have also recommended the Neryine
TO many Of my friends and take pleas
ure in telling the public Of the per.
mancnt benefit | received from it."
Dr. Niles Restorative Neryine is
without doubt the gr2ndest Tcstorcl
TO health, from nervous prostration
It is the great cure for the nervous
weak, tired out in body and spirit. Fol
the slecpless, the dyspcptic, the rheu
matte, the sufferer from fear and mel
ancholy. 1t strengthens the mcmor,
and the mind, and imparts to the list
less and discouraged, the impulse 4
be up and the will to do Dr. Miles
Ner7ine is an absolute nerve tonic
that makes the step elastic, the dis
position cheerful and the spirits buoy
ant. It is q strengthening nerve foot
that rebullds the decaycd and dc
stroycd nerve tissues, replacing til
WORKOUT weakened nerves with new
fresh and vigorous life, and sends me-
and women about their daily dutie
with renewed energy and YigOr
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-03
WhItweII.

Miss Dora, daughter Of Rev. e !
G II, Pryor is now attending |
school at the Pryor Institute.
JEFF Hooper was in Chattanooga
last week Attending Grand Cnuucil
OF Improv d Order of Red Men.
aud B F Cowau WAS in Nashville
attending Grand Lodge Of Ma
Tie public school opened here
last week Mr.. Elijah Barker is
the prlocipaI is charge with Miss
Mamie Kntre. and Miss Sarah
Aires rs assistants Now let ev-
send their children to
school.
Mrs Annie HiiIiord is attending
school il Chattanooga.
DEPUTY Sheriff Smith brought a
prisoner here from Birmingham
last week
The public roads on the out
skirts OF the town are bad, very
bad.
j. " Norwood, manager ~ the
,,; - w., n ,',%. "'','lI'"} ~, W"n
n ~" : I l,,', ,nl " N;,.,;,. -
49,, '"'' "''N' iN'' '''S ~
'''
VI G " WASH. oF jasper. went
thr ugh oor town F'id"y en- roul.
'''I 0P'''Is'
Tie 7. G. | Co. paid its employ
rs ~, ,. noT'4'Y -, PnH me rg't ", ~, ~,
I Ia, :, ,o.,, ,;1.,.',,, "'''' ~ "'
Ia e vas ''"' '''
W J. J Hogr. of Jasper, was il
Whtwe | Saturday.
Gnorr. B,yro.s has saJlbis hom,
in Mountain civ to hi. br,tbr,
/ R,h and viii in the near fn,ur,
move 70 me 0'"'e 81 " "Se'hEtoN
Mr. Jo4 Tnsk bonroncd win
the 'ri.ror,rna 20 NV, ILL., ,nu..
hnrncd TUESDAY We HAVEN,
laarroI tbe NH ns,,;.pl,r.
Joon byerS IS laid up with IA
/ Gnppa'
Mrs T. A Ashhnrn il teaching .
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-03

! have Away found that CD, .ss
we speak of our intentions the more
chance there is Of our realizing them
Russir.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1898-02-03
Her Health Restored

EHaIIE misery OF sleeplessnoss can only he
realized By thosa who have expert
enced Il, Nervousness, s,e2u'Cssnoss,
headache, neUr- sio ana chat miserable
feeling Of unrest, cal su~lly be cuggdhy ~.
Niles Restorative NervIEe. So certain IS
Or. Miles OF aLis flct that all druggists are
autlolllcd 20 rc,uad pg.rc paid Tor the bg-t
bottle tried, providing il does not benefit,
airs Henry BrsIs vito az tho well known
blacksmith at Grand Junction, Iowa. Gays:
% val :roublcd with slrgpIe=sness, nervous
ness, headache and irregular transformations
slEe-in untold misery FOR years, ] rscd
vlrlous al scrtiscl remedies for female cone
plants be- ldes being under tle care Of local
physiciEus. without help. / noticed 81 ~.
Niles advertisement the testimonial Of a
lady cured Of ailments similar % mine and
1 shall never cease 10 thank that lady. Ler
testimonial induced IRE 20 r-c pr. Niles
Nervlue and Nerve and Liver Pills which
restored me tohcal-h. TcanucJ say enough
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-07
Di cr Hottc!

Wtdn ian oite bore, al llolRnoinqer,
Iom refer / Rorgs, forunorer ia pper
Zen 6lotbso hpormso alt Der er uoItn
ret, nndr bet giRlosr 2spemuaoen. "gi
troooe Rorge par ct tarDsligt 9ano, ca
at Der par biliat al lepe; men Der CT
5aooe fIpt og oprt," bsrte ri en- FnIt
familie. iom reiits Der / Sommer
ii9e. itriper "RationaIbI." Oa be bar
Ret. Bore 9umpItibs % 6otsnsr e.
9iennem9duenoe Hottie os obrs. Spiier
maj Wtiooa9 pan ct al bore 9ampItibe,
forbdufes man opsr / bette "futtioc
Ror9s" at blips oppartet mso SIS fer
'tislIigs Better. BERTH 0ssferter. 9an
pore Sotelsr sr BET bslpis lioe oaIt.
gntelt, bili9t % tdrpsliot fan man
lite lRngsr reiis Der. Oct er npiten
bIsoet en- Siam at inoretit ia tarpe
liat. 90 cn1tsr mar pau bore Damp
'iibe fun Qortionsr al Dozens aoii"
ION bet becosr. % iom sr en- fulot til,
itrGttsIig Tiooag. bIir man ofte msos
pad en- forfGrOslia ppsrIsosn Wiuabs
at be eHgelitz ug tnfttaIsnos Oppar
ters.
!9pdo Der gier bet srbba oprsre sr b.
p~slil9nsoe "9rittspsngsns". timber bette
Rapn sizes Der % soiIss Der uo 9snqe
pdd ben met msningsleie Waaoe.
Denns 0rittepsnaetraft Ct ben iorar
aeIigIts llitit. Inn tan tGntss. Z ubs
Ianoet sr ben mango Stsotr utienbt.
Wbdn bar life Ruuo iii ben Sloas
Gurus Wsn Der / port "%fattias Rpr
gs" Der sr 0rittspsnosns 9etinasl
len for en- human Ssbarolinq.
5 BORT prioats ieIitabeIias Gin Times
Jororinserns ftuoig at itigs. Bore
SeIftubsr bIir mssst oTts msninoslsIt
Hottie, og ossoGrrs ster 5Iotb.oen alt
for tiot pau gstufininger al BET bpaas
Iigs o9 Siertsligs. ut inorstte ia
lspnt, torosIigt "a Iigstil TT naiten en-
llmulisbso. buis mar Itul Rare mso"
p9 life bill unooRr, al SslIta6.liubso
og Smgang.-"0oroer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-07

OF the American people. and no
clement of the American people
fought more bravely and sacrificed
truer and nobler blood for the
maintenance OF the federal union,
that union for which we are chiefly
indebted Tor whatever makes us
most proud OF our country.
Yes, fellow countrymen, | am
proud of such grand and noble an
cestry. | am proud OF being a cit
izen OF this country. the country
which lifted its arm in indignation
against the insults and oppression
and tyranny OF Spain. and huShed
the great powers OF the earth TO
silence, and by a single stroke OF
that arm obliteratcd not only the
boosted Spanish feet that mingled
hope with fear in our hearts. but
obliterated the tyranny, despotism,
and assassination Of the Spanish
subjects in the West Indies.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-07
oee oo Siorfro,
Rrgicrinatns RAPPORT niler, at bet
CT ell mGgtig Snouitri.

Sfrlac II. 3. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Tions iioftc Snoberstnine iroisrtr Gngs
LAMB for 1T darlige 8ebpU aIene 2Sq
for 4S,O0O.OO quu Staten Rsn
Dort % Rem gort 9D CT oeiaa bsrega
net ct aarIiat 5orbrua at 9Gq, ionl
prroiGttss til $4S, 10000 OO
vi 2Gg pq 5iurtrr furbruQsr be
5orentOc Stotsr hpsrt Star 100000
900. Canada crportsrsr 2Gg for
$3o,0O0.000 oorlis.
9Gainouftrisn sr pGro $4,000
900 mere sro 2uroets iumiligs Msisris
proouttcr, % Observation-Disclosures /
be Jorsnsoe Statsr uoeisr mere / Ct
gar suo noaet srtelt 6sItuobptts.
af ale 2anbsts Snouitrisr er 6irr
trrinouitrisr ben, Tom melt ultniroe
,il Fslaes. : 1896 bsleb Petitioners
SnotnQter fra TirrtrH fig til 1890,
- meo andre Orb: BEN par
rrro S52,OoO,OOO mere enb por belle
!6oeosapIina. SiI oiosre Sammsnlig
ming fan tisns, at 5iGrtrGaUlsn inos
braate 2dnnets SsioItning en- Sne
trat, her par sos, 100000 imtsrrs, euc
tpno SperGtnineen al Spin adp til
teoits, 100000 mere sno prr
9cmuIo5apIira mere eno ire 8ange
Iad meQst fem ale Renter pda Wort
cages / garets Sch, S112.OO0,000
eno llogiftsrns til Stolturosrpis
90 enooa CT Der 5olt mso ben Gp
idtntne, at 9eniebpIb sr bare Imaot
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-07
Opfplot Orom.
6porlcbcs bet off en- Gbitngo anis'
gut % hans lille Geninoc.

Gn goisgut, 10 9tur gdmmsl, % en-
pt9e TO @ur pngre, lab en- mort 9usa
gang. @uttsn regte pua en- Gigarret,
o9 Sentungen tpggsbs Gum.
"Ssr Muegie", iagoe 8utten, nanr
je9 bliper poren Wanb. pil ies rune"
min egen 4piS."
pisen iaa paa BAN st gisblit, lugos
Iad Nrmene ON line GnGr, pe iost bun
ruggeoe frem og tilbags, iagOs bun:
"S9 naur leg blip.r poren Dame,
ptl ie9 pa en- 9o9n mso to forte Seite
foron og en- auIt pua 8utfeu. Saa bill
jeg en- Dag beoe BAN fire nebpoer oens
ne gamIe 8ube, og naar ieg Ter en- libsn
pige, Wagen til mig ielu. pil leg tage
henoe % gipe benos COB Mao."
ga, bet bill ou, Mu9; for raar iea
Iaur 2~(Oiisn, faar pu 9ognen, firm
ner b."
0etts bar for ii 4dr iiben. De Oas
mer % Serrer ,IOm itaI oers tilitebs
peo Mr. Sofspb Qeonaros % Wlii8
Margaret 2atbrops fuIbiondbIe 9rpls
lup paa Sprsbug paa - 5erasIe, bar
albr9 bort ON bet.
Gn Dag patte Mdooics bfao 15ors
gIsmmigeis Zine oe blege. ma9re Nniigt
mrs. Gdtbrops Spmertiombeo. 6un
bapoe en- Mprs 6ierte, men irtet Barn,
1ois Gunger bun tunbe itiIe, % bun
too Barnet til lit Stem. Spordgelie
% SmgipeIIer uooitleps bet al Natuz
rem ~begapeoe % irphlme Barn, % bun
blsp 0ommer 2atbrop pe Suitrus
aoopterebe 0atter. Sun glemts dlorig
ben 9.rsm. bun bapoe bin Gfternio=
bag, oa bun fab inmmen meo lin Ben,
Npisgutten, og mango iultne Imaa pts
ger Iua ben oirtelise 9ogn og ipiite ben
gobe Mub, bun bapbe lppet.
@n often / Sbeatret brugte en- Ben
en- flor bramatiIt 9rititer til benbes
0pge ug p%raIentereoe BAN. Mtsn So
Iepb 2eonoro. bpis 8en bstsb 6udb %
Trpgt for Gelebriteter pud Scenen, BIZ
tie iig netup at bare ben beile Soc, Tom
i bine 5uttigoommens Sass trofait
bapbe belt fine Psnnier, 9Gbler %
ai9r, benz ban itjal fra 0roceriman=
bens S6nbe, meo liosn Moggie, INN
bapbe oremt ON fine 8ogne u9 lipretz
flPote 4uffe.
Sa 8~rnlluppet bill blipe en- 9sgipen=
FEB, Islp blanot be ariFtotrati'ts 3rebis
pda - Ssrrasie,-"Stunoinapen."
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-07
ct &ierteiuf.

) en- 6isIobptts i aarpGtsrus ianot
en- Sang nogle 1uriItsr inbrioist / en-
Ruos nOqls 9srslinisr al arpnprins
Ruoolpbs moosr, ben nnlia mprosos
asiisrinos GIiiabstb al 2Itsrrias. De
Leo omtrsnt Iaalsoss;
Ratur, Oh ION .r ben snsite, lea life
iord9tsr,
8u, ION er ben snsite, Der uloria
hur bsorasst mia,
Billie Oh blot hsrs nit 2nite bet
snsitt:
VI lss moaits BE- sns mse Dig os mar
oeb BIT 6ierts.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-07

rilsltn bar, ia9ce jes til mine 5urRlOrc,
at jes neppe n~oseniinoe uilOe bliue irlit
ilien, % at je9 life tlmoe lepe uteget
lGnssre. 9et par aiene 8e.rusra, ipm
braste mig SuaObsoen Saaoanne, ipm
bar liot aoreuis, p9re Jig llnge euer
@amle, burbc life aipe op 6aabet, men
ipris9e %earu.ua itrar".
Mrs. Sarah @aGiB, 9utOu, Soma,
ifriper iom iplger ansaaeuoe 4esrl.na