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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

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In and
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

eye3 catuan inside hunting for his rig
They said that such was tire case
Well, it's out here n front OF ths shack
where tho dght was pulled OF tonight
told 'ern. and then rang on
Then rode into town N a hack ard
took roam for tas nigh; al the Hotel
Etche,8au Al SO throw. The clerk look ed
81 me, 8 hara-luck looking. overcoagless
proposition. aAen I registered bat I paid
him fer the room In advance and that weFi,
The next morning I went down the lee
ard toSeed ont. Their rgrt@ss ny the cab
gTan. told him / had grabbed his cab re
atgh. before WIEN I was too fa- sabuer get
IN TIA iu4ce e the grape and fa6 him ~
fo7 has aHx3stv and loss 60 Talg&ts work
Ife was ali rixat. the cabn&n. ard nla3a
10 rcar. - had sb5E; 500 wfta xhsch
- start plugging ths game n Chicago. and
4 vas = sc3ssg AZ for the -es. - F1y seav i"
" E4ca nay state, bg1ore aagosGrn.ng
ssss meeting" said - ehset e1-tsrk
r-sfas. 'fhat for quick win ogt Foslr-
teens tA> psesEaa&es ard ire psebAsss
wtng.eg I'D % data
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

scrxp - 1sa var. Ia asan1s- TIA. eab.
bas Sos cxa gamble that 1sinst waste
any time rspss1nx that ! 5-ss scked &C
see the Exs4t
Made . Coed Bet.
Come long. then. nsy jagged psssen-
ger g@a2, and s1aS0Eed e-z- They had box
sssss already EsyE4sk4s ssg themselves bot
tns soOd-Dsr8ye4 geezsx tAAI s&@ asked
ms II Ea;ztszs 20 take III szs 1g@s bought
us~ a - sez; w ia tie front r1g before
the ring Tagt ies me Oh. OF ths cab
sc~zge- I knew. ard 50 i settled down 20
wait for ths ring carnival Tnete were
tEo o. three preliminary bouts between
Gzsss. ar1 then tAe TAG prize n1a1a4sw gAss
Of the night came on IaSy R&1Et neen
Gwas1ag s4Alf round before Is @as apQzr-
sns that the taller mar % the swa was
euTczAsse9 b. afsegt a million pounds By
tie sgnat nan as q scientific scTa2rsr, All
TIE tai chap was good for was 20 take
punishment a1d he could beat any ntxea-
aser al that ! ever saw The squat man
danced arou-z3 and male a punching pa q
Of sne ianky crap from the start OF the
sefs-yoGzssA rs. sgs3 the gang was shouting
al tae line, Take hlFz o8sE Ee9errIFag 70
tire G1s.--aeass3 r1an with the advantage
IL inches. lay tie Slze The elgatn roaad
came around TIE thing was simply farce.
Tae tall man WAS 80 dspey t1at De could
barely raise his arms. and he ran around
tfls ring ir daz1c kind Of way.
''Sow. sitting a couple 81 rows behind
me. shere was ore Of these here tsIky
spsr7s that knew ass about now the thing
sras going 10 wind up The eighth round
was pretty hearty over. the tail fighter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08
CROWDS HUNTERS DAWSON BEFORE

about the woTs. licked man you sv-r saw
when tho csgnay sport jumped Up and
ynl,ei:
Twenty TO oae re don't last the ain,a
roa1d"
II Ike - call chinnsr'. slar. ard
sryac~. ! xag remote vague chance q
making a aecen. winning "a to--out
turTssi afoag3 ard addressed ira sport
wsra tae 3sw
Iiow uuca * that = to / have yoa
GOT l asxe~s him
All yos' wan; - - ne answered air
uY
Hos aAost SO 20 y, .Aat he 4on.s las.
the atgsa rooud - asked h'na-
Queer rIuAe
d" ~for're o. sa*a 20 sysogt a * wsraks-
t1ea ae a&4 Easkes9 tssozss b4f aa 81 efS
gsls were taking K n, a~si so Ae c,sa}iss :
hse& GosG I gssg9. 0sss IRIS sc..tary So
asas Se Dig sr,2 ass w&8, g@e.inw 90 fss1-
So sailiR " q ssF7sl1ed Eise stakes s.7& }5e
t7<a su ths seal dsfe~essY 5sotwewa as
80 7y7sss . Ike x~<eEax So % L les-az sad
fee c&3s&y SPORT 1sta't f1tak / cad a
sses os esrxa 20 49, ts1t tsrzsses I
rstwAt well take q as S1ce. i wss Hks
saysrg isr. - / ssag = 3 Tnce - Ma
sssg sEeH iv~ s@%t1 talaxs - 10 So. -
tAEeSsA a. tast- Ana w.sA iNas : so4.& e~
a. a.. as GO . wa<t SSt II L-e ge~a
8. VISA w1sh anly sss~wAg a@.~ q:
a. = 1@ss-w &Ae-@ ~estsiEt a@ frysas O. !,
11eee tAs-zs css@swns - ss ] e.. x~2
~s.ts-s ers fxEaS2s sss iva srzvs ls- IA.
slsEts sss1nt
"Nn~ Try fv-an }lsssef 3 Aea.s b~tss- %
- wska &e s'@5xe ~ - - taxs Ats r-.e~k.-
cse I'D safs rss.rs fE> as2'; losz fz.
u.rCeT eslt re- sesEasa~ 80 hare xs2soG..
l-Sssax ssAss&~ pS.A 80 9azasxz.aAss1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08
5NAGIC FROsM ALL LANDS
Described BY Man Who Knozus All About
IT.; Wonderful Expertness of Egyptians.

that I wanted I. 20 come out n our feet
IL came dyisg ard erawss5 up the bank
Then tAe magician led ne away. saying
thar II gFS dangerous 20 stay IA that VI
entity any longer 7 asked htza 20 explain
the extraordinary conduct % the scg. 5sst
he answered that be I'D not himself know
how 10 accoun. fer It ! showed aira some
more tricks and how 70 DO tAsIn. and Aept
at him for SIT explanation q the logs De-
Aavio-. At last Re -aoi!oned me 20 so-aoS
him 20 his lodge We sent .ae interpreter
away and the old fellow showed me y
signs how 70 do the trick IN BechGAna-
land they Use bark rope. which Is brown In
color. Pieces Of this bark rops were tied
20 the log and worked By confederaiss wAo
wers lying down IN the bushes. TIE semi
darkness prevented me frern seeing tnls
the next morning the old witch doctor
came to nay tent and asked me x was q
good shot with q gun. said was ard as
then asked me to come with him and shoot
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

p ''1e@rcat that was giving him deal a.,
annoyance. That surprised me. as ky,gxr
the natives we're very clever az fraurfrs,
l supposed that The old fellow vra,st..a -
Se how good vas with a gun &, yeey.,
with him and be took IRE inso TIE rsrss,
md there, IN a little glade, showed rne a
Eneereat sitting on us Launches es,ax-i,,,
roots The ugeercat Is funny uft5e au;yusl
about the size ~ cur American red ea,.g--
re- and having the habits OF our pralrto
dog. banged away al the tses-rc,.t ana
khoeksd him as dead as Queen Aune.
There Sc - for goa sail % TIE witch
doctor
= 'Woa't goa please 80 ara set hlunr.
said the Old ulan
= hurried TO th@ place where tie saa,
animal lay n pain sixat. ana lo' NJ vyas
Ecne ard even aia barrow had alsanosar s~s
hunted higa ao3 log. hut coF,d no, f,s
tAat rat. 50 / went back 20 fae rnz,lesa,s
That was Hct very good SHOT, hs
said. pointing Gehirt ms
4 Turned and saw the sgsesrcat sitting m
tip u MS 5BFros looking Us cosnpIacer,. AZ
eF@T ard chewing roots took very ca~Au
~ ain. fred, sid killed him again. ha.
when ! hurried 20 the spot where I has
s$ea him Lying hs snd lis bs1frax S9xao
gss~sG So bsfov&- T&a Old wife, 1e..tS-
csccs.e1 A. ne wasa went back - hsrn
Yoa DO not shoot vel ,hfs morning !.
- sal Perhaps 30 much Gaffr h.~ar
iass r.gai'
He Sosnts< n another asreatfor- ana
tasTs Sas arsotaer rueereat closer r4an ,ns
aFss / took careful aim. nr.d, k=oeset
aisn oye-. and isssn advanced Is rick tsna
ap. newer tss.ag ny eyes or h.fa sCr =
moment TAea set quite e.ose u asfra
n - a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

about the wonders they performed Wen,
thiz fellow was a sharp. shrewa cd man.
I r17aae his acquaintance and went at him
through an Interpreter. telling him that /
was in the profession and that / wanted 10
see him perform fxe said that he did not
know how % 30 any tricks. sgen took
him aside and showed hsrn few simple
thlrrs~-ho@ to pass a knitting nsss5se
throuxh his bead ard tricks Ike that. He
was much impressed ard said shst he
co1!a rot 10 that. he cots.d no, make things
tgYa TogmS IN iasz ae2a. J s,ioseg hiW
how II ~ss done ard How - % IL with TIE
smooth, watt-a-att thorn He Ras i'm
rrlse.seiv tsskles teen ana sal. This e
gYea: graf1. Wont make those nigsers
~ W \. least. that - s6slt the eaulva-
laat ~ what tie interpreter gave ne. I
pressed ne os4 fa{;ew again thcys 70 Snaw
re some nf htz acts He assumed 3 wy
grave Serues nor ara sal mat such great
man "a wosi}4 oniy laugh AZ ths siasp.e
uttlA 3hgAsys that he eou.d 20. Therefore
lie would shcN Frse something 81 which hs
~as only 81 tnst<Gr1@rt -s0suethIfsy fav
aloye n3n1, which BE himself dld Do5 unleT-
ssau4 RE VAS very sslsrau and sa.a t1a.
IL Crgs,5 only hs {scVe a. certain hour and
sffe- long ;neaHfstior-
"A. +GsA be led ne 20 the bark - a
stream. ard. picking ur one % a'1r- Ser
e. Fo1ga legs. threw IL snte tae r.t-r
Taen re asked re 20 tel him xk.ch way
wanted tire log 20 t-avel-~as stream
d1Ha. % ssrosk ted him. ard the snx
by ia motions. cssye5 rs vo..s. he tod
IL 20 61s2ppe.r Az18 e rosS up or s.43 ard
~srt s}GTSsas 2onu- Hs TOD * 20 couss
up agasg. arr! s. ie1p~4 aAseVs the ssarfzee
slxs a So Ero-s. l4e asked rae wh%~e want
~ ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

cS Staying out TIE ten roun4a Ev@rybcfy
noticed tAss and sae sAxky bot s27-- VITA
whom had Tire b~s So0xed . 81 nefvoa1
over e. ~ p%rcesv@i cas- q tae tai d
my ere The sxo Hgasers 1t1led AROUND
. BIZ. sas squat Ear g~t-1ns IL a ccGpss Ok
hard stomach szEs OH Ire tai guyana
taen Il happened. 4, aapl~nsd wisA sucn
sslsxss.nrAss snsr hardly ANYBODY cozld sag
sts@e r1x l. wza Zone. ard everybody agreed
TIA. II Was fake % The huksess kind But
tie tall rnan. 81 emerging from a rot Elk
al, shot ca. h.s Iett. mare. apparently, with
the sn.srfson u ward.ax o. q swsrs t-o1
t-s osher nan than Tor any ether reason
There wAs steam IN lis shooting cut Of sas
l~f. and probably accidentally, Els hss
czsght tne esua- rsan fairy On the pom.
0. ire taw. ard ne wsDz fowr IKE cloth
snx store dummy The referee was dc'rg
the a<us-co1n;sng on rim before ANYBODY
realized what had happened When ne ten
secon4s were up and tne squat man Was
Still y-ors. with 10 sign Of getting Up. the
stakeholder Of The $40 tgrnee % the sport
with the pesacsans for conversation, saying.
'Y.0 iase-
Then f.s nansst me The waa Of Seo.
Squared Everything
The rarruIo2s sport made the beginning
OF a baef about the thing being a JOB. bat
his ssa!s threw il into him about being a
chax-haeon and woula-bs watcher and
he sEhss4ed: so ! 5tGn't have the least biz
os trouble In hanging on TO the sSen. got
out OF the barn with II and made Tor
drug store. There | teaSphoned down 10
the nexsnacer office In front Of which I
had swfD<d the cab, asking the people N
the business once Il there had bsen . Wild
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

Thought ! had s@en stacking ar eco lonS
against q barred house. bZ4t he tod fne.
THE nght ass 10 take place. re said IN
the -AAarn' way over on the south si&e
I st5n'; Know anything about she barn.
bat wasn't Ecins 70 give rnY@r1f away
aaG excite s.2xosc3vn 50 : hustled Aack
t. tae cab. sad eraFg@i up agasN. ami
States sa4;a- / Awsw that Tnaeh~-whieh
tssrs~at gsn .fe ~9ash was-snd tast took
chance On an&sng TIE so3at NAeTe t6e
sSAt $50. TO AAgTen. | rs. driver asogi
bali a nils sieaS WsA5ssn av~uv~ wasa ]
ZEE. Ia Wtth y procession - Ga - ans ban
sozI4R Tbsy al $50 aaca - - gazuE tire
same way. ana 4 9t q tE@ Ft..c~s inside
~ 'eaa ~eve having aui singing -
correctly f4Eser~s fhstt a of t;s tsrnascs,es
we're hoass1 Ter tNs asA,. 50 Ma ard
@l Z had % - @as 60 follow tASfu- VI y
twe dneAs ssE = settsA aetees vita 'eta 20
Keep asst the cc5t ha3 shcy were Ssftlns
shssszs up pretty ea~1 81 'aa@ ~av ea'. &c
caRs.1nals A&n tsE.z ggse ef ths SetfAs osgt
tsr ere 60 awaS wnsch . Gas't u~sa T. is-
saFgs, she seapscs yssasssgssr= az xals 2rkAr-
ssAs.aa " Ia 3 xofseDa aaser tas Gresas.iag
gAr.4sians Wnea. AFTER 81 hosgg fSzs. Ia
the wsks CO *sse ..gsseassen ~ casa and
hRn.sasA Z sssllSs. sr ~0ssa4e sNe 1ss.n.
~Aseh e. F~at'v w@s aage, eessr s~sveT
raxtscss. / wss Z ast n@yv@as .Ssas Sss
SsAar eASssse : se&Ee* saSy gsleas sssne.e
20 tAs 70 sa1 SCI sssf 20 Ea.L g. :
~As sz~ssss wss aes~~t wss~ So to-
passengers sssrahs-ss eat 81 sAs re ssss
sesaa - gsss xsaz re - N -. - PATH
tss eye The sac : bad nsA4ss tAs hArsEla
wgtA h&ses@s ms = 81 ihas rs eess~a 81
ia VA sid tres - ~ss4
hay stss s-Ss ~s=f 80 see -
ssS.2r
sgsA ssxSt 90 ssss-. Va. Ia aea "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

Planet wae takes advantage Of superstition.
or cEe10aiy e ers.er 10 8gnhag his fell
lows. sad travelling ia gicaza sao had
just returned from a TIP around the
world
FOUND Indian medicine men and Afrs-
can osssarnen and HsE.doo fakIrs VINO could
DO things that seemed supernatural beyond
al EssEaavertare. and TO this day | cannot
exp-A11 how some os those things we're
done. In Bechua2aland l me. an old witch
doctor who puzzled me completely. I vas
with hunting party that had gone north
from ne diamond feds / always carried
Few little things that enabled ne 10 per-
form some OF my tricks was very any
ious TO meet a fair representative OF TIE
witch doctors. az had heard a great deal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

An Sscs >rS reErzssfy s1- issornnsz ~ssi
~ s1snG u t1s famous cd jesse More
~zsissy s@ka1 81 hs3siHas Sos4 svexy-
"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

BELIEVE that animals are
st1persszrinEsS-.hat Is, have fears
CT the unknown that correspond
quite closely TO our own terror
u ghosts and ss11n tagags. Aus
MAJ e ia nrnl-. 49, = -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

~ funny hsw tosn becomes
too xuassi FOR yoE, tszAa<f ssSsfsS
circumstances aznst 81 n ffae
~a~ No. IL q s1e H4rseza Cab
e FcsgaeF .Ass 3tsss4s Isszessht-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

Tho earkeep looked At me ~ II be
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-10-11

Every dollars worth of goods in our
store is worth from 10 to 25 per cent
more money than we bought them for.
We want to say further we have not
advanced a single dollars worth of goods
in our store, although when the pre-
sent stock is sold we will be obliged to
pay more money for the goods. It's
our great pleasure to sell goods cheap
and that's our reputation, which we
have honestly earned. Buy early is
our honest advice to you. Bears.
AT DEBORAH Institute, Mr.. H. H.
Dalaker will teach the Norwegian
language. Those wishing to study
Norwegian, German, French, Latin
and Greek will have most excellent
opportunity at DEBORAH Institute.
For rent-Three fine office rooms
In first class condition, over Marsh
Music House. -B. o. Marsh. 1873
Our new stock Of groceries Is up-to-
date. Call and see 1t. Linnevold &
Ode, opposite Stiles hotel.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-10-11

DEBORAH Institutes business de-
partments in shorthand, typewriting
and bookkeeping are doing the most
complete and careful work. Business
men in need of reliable bookkeepers or
stenographers are requested to write to
DEBORAH Institute. Winter term opens
Nov. 9Th.
Your pick from fine flock of M.
b, turkeys, defendants from 80 Id
Tom. Prices reasonable. Call or write
to Mis-. NJ. J. Demaray, Canton, MINI.
34-4
Our millinery department is the
busiest place in DEBORAH, and what has
made it so is the best styles and reason
able prices. Schuck Dry Goods Co.
The incest fitting garments are
made by III. s. & M. We are agents.
Bears.
Rubber stamp ink for sale by the
DEBORAH Rubber Stamp 20. Head
quarters at Poster Office.
Best quality rubber boots at Bears.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-10-11
Two Weddings Today.

The joining in marriage of two of
Decorah's fairest daughters to two of
her best young men, takes place today.
Mr.. E. A. Waterbury and Miss
Elizabeth Kennedy will be married at
the home of the brides mother at
Extra, Iowa, and Mr.. William
Hogan will be married to Miss Tilla
Montgomery, at the home of Rev. FIR.
Have. These young people are all
we'll known here, and are held in the
highest esteem by their many acquain.
tances. May their pathways through
life be among the best and brightest OF
this world is the wish of all. Both
couples have rented houses and will
begin housekeeping at once.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-10-11

Lincoln j. Carter, whose name is I'M
paralleled as producer o. melodrama
has for years given his entire attention
to this field of drama. During this
time he has unquestionably launched
more pieces of the sensational order,
which have proven positive successes,
than has any other native American
manager. AS the opening of each sue
eeeding season draws near Mr.. Carter
offers number of attractions for the
commentator of the public, among
which will always be found from one
TO three entirely new pieces. He CEN
tralizes the local of his play upon one
tremendous effect, about which revolve
abe ones OF lesser interest. The engine
in 1.-The Heart of Chicago" the storm
in the Tornado exemplify Mr.. Carter's
ability to construct new and thrilling
effects. Among this enterprising
managers new offerings this season is
"Just Before Dawn" which comes to
the Grand tonight. AS typical of Mr..
Carriers former productions this piece
has among other effects, one of most
thrilling nature, in which hugh rock
weighing sixty tons is blasted from a
cliff and crashing into the abyss be-
low, accompanied by the roar and
mmble of an avalanche sweeping
through a bridge 1t disappears from
view, leaving what was scene of
beauty, now one of appalling desola-
tion and disaster. Another of the
notable scenes in "Just Before Dawn"
IL an elaborate transformation, chang
ing from cozy home fire-lighted
Ritchen to the bleak and snow swept
summit of coal-bearing mountain. In
this instance it is not alone to the SEN
satIonal effects success is attributed, for
the play tells an intensely interesting
STORY, replete with pathos, laughter
and tears. The company is said to be
exceptionally good and is headed by
the author, Mr.. Hugh Gibson. Regu-
EAr prices will be charged. Seats now
u sale at Neufert's.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-10-11
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Complete List Of the Appointments for
DEBORAH District.

The annual session of the Upper
Iowa Conference, M. E. Church, ad-
journed at Waterloo Monday evening,
after an important session. Following
is d list of appointments for Decorate
District. covering northeastern Iowa.
From it will be seen that Rev. A. w.
Smith comes to DEBORAH. Rev. l.. l.
Lockard goes to Wyoming, changing
with Mr.. Smith.
DEBORAH DISTRICT.
Presiding elder-F. NJ. Robertson, Fayette.
Bassett-H. r. Dorcas.
Bonair-ro be supplied.
Brownville-F. w. Bretnall.
Burr Oak-William Cummings.
Calmar-C. A. Parkin.
Charles City-H: W. Troy.
Cresco-S. w. Heald.
Decorah-A. w, Smith.
Ekader-S. r. Yaggy.
Elma-D c. Perry.
Floyd-J. r. Sanford,
Frankville-To be supplied
FredericksburgIH r. salisbury; -
Hawkeye A. A. Hallet.
Lansing-Vernon K. Hall.
Lime Springs-F. III. Linn.
Luana-L. N. Green.
McGregor-M H. Smith.
Mitchell-Joe Hilburn.
Monona-P. N. Dwelo.
New Albin- B. G. Barnes.
New Hampton-William Lease.
isage-T. +. Taylor.
Postville-H. III. Barton.
Riceville-F. l. Stevens.
Ridgeway-T. II. Hend ricks.
st. Ansgar-C. T.. Smith.
STAG ville-A. b. Calder.
Volga City,. X. Shiffer.
Waucoma--D. NJ. Parker.
Waukon-J. w. McCord.
West Uhion-J. A. Davis.
Appointments of other preachers,
well known in DEBORAH, are as follows
F. p. Shaffer, Upton.
II. NJ. Alderman, Brandon.
r.. II. Stubs, FTederika.
+. X. Miller, Mt. Auburn.
=. r. Ferguson, Parkersburg.
t. j. Elwick, Rudd.
X. ID. Parsons, Waverly.
w. f. Pitner Marion.
g. Is. Crinklaw, Comanche.
T. T.. Fleming, Maquoketa.
o. w. Rose, Sabua.
l.. l.. Lockard, Wyoming.
III. III. Green, p. f. Dubuque District.
r. Swearingen Giadbrook.
=. n. Fellows. Grundy Center
+. NJ. Coleman, Hampton.
G.. Magee p. +. Gear Falls District.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-10-11
ADDRESS by EX.sUPr. sABIN.

DEBORAH people will be glad of the
opportunity to listen to Ex-State
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Henry Sabin, of Des Moines. He will
speak at the DEBORAH Institute build
ing, Oct. 18th, at 500 p. M. Admis-
sion free. Mr.. Sabin is an able educa-
tor and his address will be worth hear
ing.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-10-11

WE would just like to say few words about
w Overcoats and listers. We carry per-
haps the largest line of these goods out
side of the big city stores. Mems good quality
Atwood Overcoats and listers, in black, blue
and brown at
$500, $3.50 and $3.50.
$40. buys one of our H. S. & NJ listers, strictly
tailor made, al-wool, and the best qualities of
cloth. Send us mail order for any of the
above.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-10-11
Fax Straw Wanted.

We understand that the Freeport
paper mill wish to buy all the clean
flax straw they can get. Farmers will
do well to stack their straw SO as to
keep it in good condition. Straw will
be bought, delivered by farmers direct
at the mill, or in stack In field. Far
mers having fax straw should write
them, stating the amount they have,
location of farm, etc. II
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-10-11
MINSTREL.

An aggregation of Minstrel talent
seldom presented to the show goers of
DEBORAH will be seen at Steyers opera
house on Saturday, Oct. 2Sth. The
occasion is the first appearance here iD
several seasons of Shepard's Great
Minstrel Jubilee. This year the man
agement have gone to an enormous
expense to provide an entertainment,
which in scenic splendor, magnifi-
cence in wardrobe, and diversity of
talent, surpasses anything previously
attempted.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-10-11

We have the biggest un-
derwear department in the
west. Mems, Boys and
Children's. 20 per cent.
saved here.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-10-11
SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION.

Past Master Van Saun, of Cedar
Falls, Iowa, conducted Masonic
school of instruction in the Masonic
hall, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
and Monday. The Masons of this
vicinity greatly enjoyed the school.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-10-11
SACRED CONCERT.

The United Lutheran church choir
rendered concer, of sacred music be-
fore very appreciative audience Fri
day evening in the newly decorated
and refitted church.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-10-11
EQUAL SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION.

Equal oOr R<AoE hofoVNA<>i
The Equai Suffrage Association will
meet with Mrs. Bradish Monday eve,
Oct. 10th, at 7:45 o'clock. All members
are requested to be present to hear the
report of delegates to the state CONVEX
zion.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-10-11
WHERE THE PEOPLE GO.
Announcements and Reports Of Enter
tainmentS, Theatres. Public
Gatherings, Chur"h
Meetings, etc.
PUMPKIN PIE SUPPER.

st. Agatha's Guild served "a pump
kin pie supper TO quite n number in
the basement of Grace church Friday
evening.