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Arizona republican., 1899-04-07

ella river. Mr.. Gibson was a fifer in
the Fourteenth regulars which came
across the iathmus and arrived in
Yuma on December 80, 1865. The regi-
ment has since been called the "ad
vance guard CT civilization" Most of
the members have long since passed
away. There was a great deal of In
dian fighting in those days and a crook
in the arm of Mr.. Gibson reminds him
THAT an arrow had once penetrated the
forearm. He had the gift of smelling
an Tnjun'' before the Indian got sight
| of him.
For several years Mr.. Gibson, who
had retired from army life, drove a
mail stage out of Florence. His team
consisted of a good horse and a willy
and obstinate mule. The gift of being
able to detect an Indian first was not
mystery nor an occult power really
possessed by Mr. Gibson himself His
charm rested in the actions of the
mule. That animal had a way some
times of p.unging ahead or dragging
behing it's companion in harness. Pas
Isengers ascribed the mules conduct to
the obstinacy of his kind. However,
those antics were always coincident
with the near approach of Indians
and the driver soon learned the signal
If the foe was in advance he would
drag back, seemingly for the purpose
of constituting a vidette of his travel
ing companion. and at times when the
enemy was in the rear he could not
travel fast enough.
By studying the' mule closely the
stage driver was able to detect Indians
in time to prevent disagreeable con-
tngencies, because the Indians would
never make an attack unless they
could take the stage by surprise.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-07
COCHIsE'S ASSESSOR.
HARDWOOD Will Resist the Appointment
of a Successor.


Yesterday afternoon the board of
supervisors appointed S. C. Perrin of
Bisbee as assessor of Cochise county,
and the new appointee arrived today
to file his official bond and get ready
to qualify.
AS the matter now stands the Office
of assessor is claimed by S. c. Perrin,
the appointee of the board, and w. 4.
HARDWOOD, who holds his certificate of
election which entities him to the
Office.
Mr.. Perrin was seen this afternoon
by a Prospect0r reporter and in
answer to the question regarding the
assessorship matter, stated he had just
filed his official bond with the board.
He did not anticipate much, or any.
trouble when he was ready to enter on
his official duties, and at least not until
Arizona republican., 1899-04-07
A FAMOUS VISITOR
General AmaSa Cobb Who Served in
Congress in Reconstruction DAYS,

Among the visitors at the Hotel
! Adams is General Amasa Cobb of
Lincoln, Nebraska, a man prominent
in national affairs during the days OF
! the civil war and the subsequent re-
! construction period. General Cobb
! commanded a Wisconsin regiment dur
Ing the war later being promoted to
! command of a brigade He was elect
| ed to congress from that state serving
in the 38th, 18th, 40th and 41st con-
| gresses embracing all the period of
reconstruction. He WIS one of the
| men who voted for the impeachment
of Andrew Johnson, supporting Ash
| ley of Ohio, when the latter presented
his famous impeachment resolution.
Schuyler Colfax was then speaker of
the house and General CObb'S last two
terms were served when Blaine was
speaker. Among his confrerees in
the house were James G. Blaine, Ros-
coe COnkling, James A. Garfield, Rob-
ert G. Schenck, Samuel Shallenbarger,
Michael C. Kerr George w. Morgan
Job E. Stevenson, James H Ashley
Sunset Cox Benjamin Hill, L. @. c.
Lamar, J. S. c. Blackburn, Fernando
Wood, Samuel J. Randall, John F.
giants of that famous period.
Later General Cobb moved to Ne
braska and was there elected judge of
the supreme court for six years Cen
eral Cobb was asked yesterday regard
ing an interview with Congressman d.
H. Mercer of Omaha, held at Wash
ington, and published in the tele-
graphic columns of The Republican
yesterday morning, in which Mr. Mer-
GER held that the chances were good for
the republicans carrying Nebraska
this fall
Il have been away from home since
last December" said the general. land
am hardly in close touch with affairs.
A questionable transaction of Judge
Norval of the supreme court in connec-
ton with interest on his accounts
against the state was brought out in a
legislative investigation some time ago
that may hurt the party; though this
may be so cleared up, as the judge says
it will, that it will not have any bad
effect upon the party. Ex-senator
Allen will no doubt be the democratic
nominee and while he is a bright man
in many ways | do not believe h
will be a hard man to beat
Just who the republicans will nom
mate l cannot say. 1 would not be
surprised if they nominated some one
IF the supreme court commissioners
That would be a good political stroke.
We have in Nebraska. supreme court
commissioners, as in California, who
relieve the court of a great deal of de-
tail work. The democratic-populis
governor vetoed the bill providing for
the payment of these commissioners
thereby in effect abolishing them be-
fore the legal expiration of their terms
One of these men as candidate for
the supreme bench would naturally
have the sympathy Of the people and
this would make him a strong candi-
date. While as your Washington dis
patch stated only a justice of the SUI
preme court and two regents of the I'M
iversity are to be elected the contest
promises to be of more than usual
interest.
What do think of your valley and
climate? 1t is marvellous, sir, mar
gelous. I shall spend some days here
and hope to see much of the country
before l leave"
Arizona republican., 1899-04-07
A KNOWING MULE.
Who Served as a Barometer Against
Indians.

Dave Gibson arrived yesterday from
Florence on q visit to his daughter,
Lillian. Mr.. Gibson came to this val
ley before there was house in Phoe-
nix. The nearest house was a rude
hut built by Charles Mason on the
Arizona republican., 1899-04-07
A PHOENIX BUSINESS.
Photographed in a Big New York
Trade journal.

Phoenix is given a prominent place
in the April number Of the Plumbers
Journal cll New York, the principal
publication in the United States de-
voted to plumbing, steam and hot
Arizona republican., 1899-04-07

water heating. It contains two leading
Illustrations. One is picture IN
group of the delegates to the Seven
teenth Convention of the National AS
sociation of Plumbers at New Orleans.
The other picture is an interior view
of the shop of the Scoville Plumbing
company of Phoenix, which is descrIb-
ed as: "One of the handsome plumb
ing establishments of the west.
That picture will do Phoenix great
deal of good, for it will be rightly
judged by the readers of the journal,
that a town which can afford such an
establishment is thoroughly up-to-
date The picture is an absolutely cor
rect likeness of the Scovil1e Plumbing
company's shop as it appears now.
While the picture is advertising Phoe-
nix abroad, Mr.. Scoville is spreading
the fame of his business at home. But
he will soon be well and favorably
known abroad, otherwise than through
the agency of this picture. When he
gets through with his two mammoth
contracts at the Indian school. il Will
be widely understood that there is a
ScoviNe Plumbing Company in this
place and that there is no kind OF a
contract/too big Tor it to undertake
and carry through.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-07

We sell in any quantity.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-07
GENERAL REPAIR WORK.


frame frame
a
to make
bike
probably
j her in end.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-07

And now they claim that most ex-
emplary spinster from Ohio has been
living quietly at the Washington resi-
dence of MI; Roberts of Utah, under
the impression that it was a boarding
place for delegates to the congress of
mothers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-04
Enst of Chicnro Doesn't Count.


When l was in Chicago in 1877 it
was the metropolis of the west with
out qualification. Now it. is merely
the frontier city of the middle west.
From the point Of view of Omaha and
Denver il seems to fill the eastern
horizon and shut out the further view.
Many stories are told to show how
absolutely and instinctively your true
westerncr ignores the eastern states
and cities. Here is one of the most
characteristic: \ little girl came into
the smoking car of Il train somewhere
in Kansas or Nebraska and stood be-
side her father. who was in conversa-
tion with another man. The father
put his arm around her and said to
his companion: She's been n great
traveller this little girl of mine. She's
only 10 years old and she's been all
over the United States"
You don't say replied the other.
"All over the United States"'
Yes. sir. all over the United States.
said the proud father. and then added.
as though the detail were scarcely
worth mentioning, except east OF Chi
cago."
Chicago. unfortunately, marks the
limit of my wanderings, so | shall re-
turn to England without having seen
anything of the United States. except
for n sort of Pisgah glimpse from the
tower. of the Auditorium.-Will
Archer in Pail Mall Gazette.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-04
Hair For Violin Bows.

The horse hair used in making violin
and other similar bows is imported
from Germany. y considerable part
of the hair thus imported. however,
coming originally from Russia. Horse
hair for these purposes is white and
black. The black is the heavier and
stronger. and this is used in making
bows for bass viols. because it bites
the big strings better. In preparing the
hair fC.. use in bowmaking the white
hair. used for violin bows. is bleached
to bring it to its final whiteness.
The standard violin bow is % inches
in length: longer bows are made TO
order. Shorter bows are used by
young persons; but the bow commonly
seen in the hands of n violin player
is - inches long. Horse hair for violin
bows is imported in various lengths,
but mostly in lengths of SO inches.
Hair sufficient for one bow is put to-
gether in what is called hank. There
are grades and qualities OF the horse
hair. but the best is not very costly.
A hank of the best white hair can be
bought for 20 cents; 1t might cost so
cents more to have it put into the bow.
To rehair a bass viol bow costs more,
the bulk or hair required being greater.
New York Sun
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-04

not a Gaper ate or drank until every Pot
Lucker had been well served. Then in
bumpers OF lemonade the Gap toasted Pot
Luck, and Pot Luck toasted the Gap, and
Ike Bledsoe, in response To repeated calls,
made speech in Acknowledgements of the
royal welcome of the Gapers, or tried to
make one The event will go down in
history as the greatest time ever enjoyed
at the Gap and the one occasion upon
which Ike's rhetoric ever failed him.
Ladies' and gentle~uen and feller citi-
zens of the Gap" he hogan, "I-I-we-
We oh, hang it all, never in all my
life had the packin so everlastin fy knock
ed out of me AS l have today, and I'm go-
ing to own up to it like man. We camo
down here with malice in our hearts, ev-
cry man of us, but from this day on Pot
Luck S the best friend the Gaps got, and
don't YOU fergit it. I'm peaceable man
and don't want to harm nobody, but II
ever hear a Pot Lucker say u word ag in
the Gap I'll shoot him ON the spot More II
that, we want to celebrate with you every
year after this, and, on behalf OF tho citi-
zens of Pot Luck, invites you, one and
all, to como up and picnic with US next
Fourth / calls fer three cheers fer the
people of Dutch Bill's Gap, and, as said
before, I'm peaceable citizen, but can
lick the man that says the Gapers ain't
the handsomest ladies and the best all
round good fellers in all this glorious land
of the free and ome of the brave. Hip.
hip, hooray i''-San Francisco Call.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-04
Dutch Gap S
Cefebr alton.

'@It's all off, boys-the games up, said
Easy Bill as he drew up in front of the
only public house in Pot Luck, the store,
hotel saloon and miners general rendcz
vous, kept by 'CepCin johnson.
''How s that, Bill?'' chOrused the group
gathered on the long front porch awaiting
'Bill 5 arrival ard that of the evening stage
"Oh, the Gaps done us up 100 brown
this time, replied Bill, throwing himself
sidewise in the saddle that its ponmel
might afford support to his elbow, 'sewed
us up tighter n IL pockctn
'You don't mean they've got that big
steer?' gasped Johnson. Anything 'cept-
In that!'
That's what they have" said Bill
~Offered so more'n we did and hired
Jose Pacheco, the only man fer 40 miles
that knows how to do the trick, to bar
becue it fer 'em, and the band''-
Don't say they'v got the valley band,
Bill" pleaded Johnson. - 'Ceptin we
have the band our Fourth's busted high
er'n q kite. l couldn't stand that
you'll have to stand worse things than
that, old man Why, the valley boys ain t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-04

Is your liver tired? Does it fail to
do its duty? If so don't neglect its
call for help. A few doses of Her
bine may save you spell of sickness.
Herbine is the only perfect liver med
icine. 1t cures Chills and Fever.
Price so cts. City Drug Store, w. B.
Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-07-04
FLAG OF TIE FREE.


=. Pi1g Of . thousand battles,
Bea1tisai "a; OF the free,
Waving from !ai-e ocean,
. Waving froni TO sea,
Outward and soaward ever,
. Daring the restless wave;
& Upward and sllyNya.i ever.
Pride of the true and brave.
Flag of a thousand battles,
Crestlng the oilsows Of fire
Whei,:ing established evils,
Raising the lowly higher.
Challenging ancient error,
Silenciag tyranny dumb,
Gladdenilg and inspiring
Hope for the years to couiei
Old Glory. Old Glory. the world awaits thy
story.
Float on. float ever on DER land and sea.
Old Glory, Old Glory, the world awaits thy
, story.
Float on, feat on, thou emblem of the free.
st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-07
~Erltujuluuntu.
Srtrancs iom CT umGttelig Giteripergel.

tdalsGfterIpsr9ielen pdd Widrtez
bet / philadelphia Iaber til at pRre
ubIolut umRtteli9. prilen tu9s8 lille
pinere / gstruatning / be fIeite 5ils
iGloe; BET times nGrmeit at giGloe
nm at Itufe 4rbeiOerne Wtuteriolier
og fnloe a%ontrattsrne. ajsbere fra
Bittsburg og 6bicd9o pur / pbiIa.
pelpbiu / Gsrodgs og ti9Qeoe ON at fad
iig opqipet en- Pris. De ubloo ia
mso, al 81 eller So pr. 8on life itulx
bare til Sinosr for en- Sanbels IfIluts
ming, on be bare tunbe iad Geoerir
gen q~nronteret til io'tfat lib. Saas
oiot pioes, er ingsn Srores mootu9et
fra Dem, eiteriom inQen Briier tunoe
opQipes al ben qooe 8runo, at Stual
perterne Far 6pnoerne fuloe meo 8e
itiain9er ira Ebiluoelpbid % nGrme
Ite Smsgn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-07
Di ifal prone, ri oeiaa.
Grpcrim:nter meb Wartonis Z pitem.

Waitinqton, 2ben 2tpril. ~ Gntel
Sam bill life itda tiIbage for 5ruutrige
og 3pitlonD mso 9eninn til Grperiz
menter msb S%elegroIerinq uosn 3rdao.
Oct heloige uofdlo al 5orisget meo OF
telegruiers tpRrs opsr ben enqslite Sc
nal uoen GeDning bar Isost arigsbes
partementet iii al foranitalte ct 5or.
ieg meo famine SpItem Der / gdnpst
ogIaa. 5rd 5oppsn al arigss %
Observation-Disclosures gpqning bill man
isss at ts~lsgrafsre tpGrs oosr potomut,
flobsn til Sort Wbsr 8 W(il fra Waib,
ington. Regieringen bar meo bstpoe,
lias SmtoItnin9er tjsbt be nsopenoiq.
2%tppdrdtsr. Grperimsnterne ptl uoiss
res al Signalbursauet unoer Gsoelis
at S6erit Samss 2tlsn og 2sitnan,
@eorae Sduire. Warconis Spiiem Ri.
bli benbttet, oa for osttes 9%eotommsns
be 9ino og 8sir ingsn 5noflposlis bar.
Bau aobsn plaos, bpor Stationerne sr
inosn binanbens Sbnsptbbe arbeioer
bet til 5ulotommsnbeo, msn'paa lam
gere aTitdno mao nan IN op / gluten
iii bsie Sadrns, Wditer slsr iii Bal
Toner. 8stts Spitsms itors 9etponino
ansrtjenoes al aQe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-07
ltrhrurku.
Iiuterhucern be,gssiig itaSst.

Qinculn, 2osn April: SioIte lges
parme 9eir bar Iat Statens Soroz
transformation iitano til at faa ct
oanIte rimsligt 8sgrsb ON ben Staoe.
ION er durettet pad 8intsrboeoen !
Hebraita. De AZ apmmisiionsn iss
nett mpotagne Sn~oberstninger ira
fo~rItisaioe Gountier isnoenfor plotte
Riper tDosr pdd, at Stuoen er ben
iterite / Statsns Siitorie, os at oper
Salpoelen at 8interbpeoen sr sosla9t,
,anIte nGrmere 90 prccsnt. III Sta
tens 8~interbpece sr ienosnfor Ylatte
Riusr, % gisbraItas Sreosaulins be-
Iiaur nCiten ucsiutisnos al 9intsrs
bpeoe. Statens Spepebsit ifior - ct
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-07
NDlpniiicr for Yal6nina.

0idinIor 5umiIisn, ION SCR /
RGrbeosn al ct. Gouis / Grant &c..
bar Iolgt alt, boao De eisr Der / Gsneu,
pg oil / gegDnoelisn al Wui bsgioe Iig
oiiteb til bet beaile 9ano for Der al
grunolGQge en- aploni. GoioniIterne
bar penoe moi til at tisbs 200 4cres
Gano / NRr6ehsn al SeruIdlem, bpor
De ugter for Srsmtioen at bo. d er
aGeIammsn Wteolsmmer al "Gburh OF
COB" % tror, at ole Subs Bern ptI
blios Ianlet iroen ariiti 8ientomit.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-07
Ohio.
TripiDi9 esasiorbsielis al 10 groreat.

Sra gsusOue berettss Sgnoag:
Rational Steel SO. un~Derlagbe ia for
nogsn lib 'ioen 2&tna Stanbarb
Sron & Steel Sos 5ubritsr og be-
talte 81. 100000 for belle S~erliabeoen.
Sra imor9en al oil en- 10 procents
2snsforbsielie blips gipst als glrbeiz
oerne boaoe Deb be nppnte 5d6rlter
% peo BET tore 5abritdnlRg / Wiingo
Sunttion. Gsnsforbsislien tom uoen
npgen foruogaosnos 4nmooning fra
Irbeiosrne; ben tom oqiuo uoentst.
Nmeritan Tin plate 60, Tom sier
nlic 5inblitf1briter / Cbiobalsn bar
oQiou u%opiorbret gioet a1e line Or
before ct GenspoolGo al 10 procsnt,
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-07
9itniuit..
aofharc Din0itcr inbrbrrnnt.

Singmaitsr Sorie Supporting Cos
StnlbbDaninq / aotomO ueobrGnott
Ssnoug Morasn. Sem perdsron
Staaions, pGro $1,000, Omtom /
5lommsrns. Sloen par paaituttet al
iompittigbsoslsie WerneIter, ION
haobs ilnaet ino en- Ruoe og tditet en-
Sottct inn / 0ulmen unoer 0eItens.
6perten Stalobpgninaen eler 9eItene
par br%dnoforiitret.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-07
3NidDipnn.
9ifer nen aamle crnnina beoit.

!6enimob 100 at Bog pg papirs
firmaet Ri6mono & 9adus Sos Or
bsiosre / Detroit sit ub paa Strsit !
Serbugs, foroi oerss arbeibsgipere
hopbe funogjort, at 8intercroninger
meo arbsibstiosn Ituloe gj9loe inotil
pibere. Sfslae Srorsn er 5imeantdl.
let for ugsn ufordnoret; men ira lite
Qpril iii lite Sttober bar 4rbeioerns
peret fri eftsr ST. ! ON Gsroogene.
0enne Sronine for Sommsrmaanes
oerne pil be pso Streitsn Isge at til
toin1e ia.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-07
Settl'rc for Isuils eafr eaunoidri,t.

Ser o9 tboe Sernbanepogne meo
ytpbnggsre antOm / 5rsOdgs til 0epilS
Kate. Der mdatte tire Sernbanetog
til at IRE oisis me Settleres rsrliqe
GtenoOm. aQsIammen pil be IIaa ia
neo 9epils Qate 2anooiItritt.
SanOt eli 1ano Of ct @ammutopr.
Gn Del al en- 5anb ira Spertippen
Al ct WlamutoDr blsp fornplig Iunoen
/ en- 8rus9rao nGr Steele, en- lioen
gp pe'tenfor Samestopn, % 5unoet
biep t~ilItillet SmitbIpnian Snititution
til unberIsgelie. &uratoren bar MI
Ienot BET ttlbd9e, leoIaget at en- Be
'tripelIe, men meb ben 8emRrtning, at
bet life er al noget pioenitabeIiSl
Serb; oertil bare 5nnben taget aft
for itor Stobe peo lGlrge at BABE pGret
uoIat for 8auoets Qaunirtning. Def
3iosafinit, od Wammutonret maatte
bare eriIteret, tunoe 8ioenTtabsmGnz
oene bare Tao omtrent glGtts ijg til.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-07
.tun Llnhntu.
Sura lpiirr lrusnc W%ulerp0oer 90 DOR.

Geor9e Oron, en- apGgoporrtter
peo YieOmpnt, Hap / SegDnoelien Of
forri9e ll9e lit apag uo paa en- 2l9sr.
Ser ipiite 0nrsne At enoel frosne
@ulereooer, Iom lon / Soroen. NR'tr
aleIGmmsn blep ipgc, % nGite Dag
par 10 al BEN bepe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-07
Soloater hilies @eifommcr bjem.

Smtrert 5rsoiepdrten al Soloatsrs
ne fra bet afmsniireoe 35te Wi6igdn
Dol. Snf. inotraf / 2sroags til De-
troit ira Gamp WcainSie | Georgia.
De bjsmpsnbsnoe SDloutsr III en- are
fulo Moptaselie at en- gorssrosputas
ton msb g%oreermeiter Wupburp /
SpibIsn % blep at Wiilitere sitortsrst
til gpens Nrmprp, bpor 5orfriItnins
ger blsp isrpersi at 8orgernss Somits.
De Tisits al be Soloater, ION life
6srte hismms / Detroit. rsiits ollsrsoe
famine Days 2litsn pipsre ior at naa
bltm lnarsit mulig.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-07
Rnlmnuscl / Rromouo Jaas.

H'r trrite Sang / 8 @ar bar RsOs
MOOD 6ola / fOrrise llge albeIes lens
,o' auI, s ben ganIte Stab fanotes
",' zen AuIbunoler, Tom life bapoe
,o.3i uo 6cIe lin 6orfpning. 0snne
@''''r bar OGret en- af be bebite iur
s'"0'i'n meo Sui oa 8sb, flyer 5ors
w. gaHo''rne, 8eiret / be forlpbne TO
-''o0'osr buUoe ba heller insen tent
y" ''aIo' bIioe Iou pecparenoc tolot,
W. ost 'ortlarer, bporfor man bar be
v. va u'orbsrebt ca uIorTpnlig. Oh
-. ofo man at bare Iolat Iaa meget
y H"' ! Itorts Maaneb Iom M ioar.
y mango at SDens 5orretniussbuIe
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-07
Horn pukutn.
gala % ocrrs npialD.

gnpulQet / Gurimore ianot Steo /
Warodgs. De itriOenoe Barter tiGms
peoe meo gtIpor for lin OpIatntn9,
men uoen 8itterbeo. Sbomds Began
pdl0tes til gorQermeiter; SDrdao@z
meolemmer blsp g. q. Gdmour, ..
9ennette % @. StrdnoneIs.
8eo Wanoagsns 8uIg / Sarge, od
fer IloermGno ituloe pGlges, blep
0'Serrer S6mitb, 4mss, STANFORD
oa alen aienuaIgt, mecens Barton o9
Smitb ieireoe oper Sia og Suncot.
SptGIlin9sr al be peo 8alget |
8rano Sorts afgipne Stemmer /
Manoags pi'te, at Wfr. Srodboif par
blepen polot til 3usisrerembeoet; men
bet piite Tig oaIau, at 5rant 9. Sent
bupbe 0uuet BAN en- bsi Sang. s
gpradoet bill Der fun lie en- u~betpoeltg
foranorin9; nGiten uue be 9amle
gnfGore Forblioer / Gmbeoet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-07
\ Withsl ben toe Stpt.

9opuliitcrnes Stats Gentrdltomitt
/ 6urou beIlrttebs / Qeroa9S at bOloe
i'm Subiciul Convention ben 14oe
Geptember / Witdsl for Der at nomiz
mere tire aonbibnter for leoi1e @steite
retsoommsrzGmbeosr Gn 8eleQat
"ot large" fra hoert Gountn p9 en- for
hper 100 Stemmer, Iom bleo tditet
peo @aloet al Gupsrner gee ital pTre
Bats for Representation, Do Der
bill pau rem Woaos blipe Jolt 425
0eleooter. Grctutiptomitecn inoen
Semotroternes Stots Gsntraltomite
IaopeIIom Meolemmer at Stdtens Sri
Iolp Republifunere5 8omtte blsp inoz
buone til en- Sonference, pg / oisie
0o1e oil Der blipe uoIenot SnobnoslIe
til en- "9tonparttIdn Suolciul Con-
pentiDn."
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-07

Den norite Bart "Winirio".
9aptsin Gurien, iom Tom ino til
plpmoutb ben lite gpril, bersttsr, al
ben paa Ysisn ira Mobils ill 0uuens
port paslsrsos ben dmsritdnite Stons
ner y. St. Batter, Tom bd bar iuto
al 8ano.
Eoruben "Steqd" bar TO andre
9umpiti6s iorliit ! ben ,rgelite Sanal,
Sabst az Wenrsitelip par bog lite iua
fort iom oso "StsIa"s 5crlis. Der gap
80 Mennefter en- paap 0rdp.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-07
M1iarpnItit
/ Sernlaleni.

!0r. S. s. Nelipn ira amberit, er
M paa Rsile | bet beuige 2ano. Ieoias
get at lin 5amilie. 6an I~triuer til
"0ecorab poiten," at ban for Sioen
er al trRffe / Serufulem.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-07

aronaar - bsIcb 'ia til 34.679,300
guibeIs pad ct Nredl al omtring
100000 qcres. Del bosbsbsiaasoe
areal iaar er pmtrent al famine Stsrs
relie.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-07
Bill nDnrrr 500. 900.

gttiS Gli5abetb Ylantinton, 0utter
al ufoeoe Syobn plontirton / Dtilpaus
fee, iaobe / Wdnoags, at bun "a pill
liz til at 9ipe 100000 til Spfsrelie
al ct 6jem for gonug Bom.n's
GtriItian 4sIpciotipn / Milpautee.
8apen pbes poa gstingelie at, at en-
pasIenbe gnagsgrunb Iprit ItuTes tit
peie, % Il. SO. 6. u. nil Mi prspe at
Iaa en- Iddodn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-07
GcmOtrntrrnr irirrr | 6rutnf.
1ainitrJntn.
SUiibun | albert gru.

Den fSrite SmIepering at goIt peo
"0o GIbert Sea funbt Stsb / 5res
''1@, Ia Poitbuosne gioros to'&unper
'o'trtn9 / belle 9psn pg fire / 6prret,
nlngsitrsQet.