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The present tfsa1 o. DFeyfas see1as q
- ire from the unfessonins e1e,'e1a1t
wnsch attended tne s1aal o. zos@
essssunesf 80 ~1psay ssssessd . tse
scene q tse inqslsy pss0s su1'1c'entas
far rsanose from Pats g ss1ssaFe : -
tain fzarnunaty 1ef tne ufEnees. ine1e
= - 0oSos taa1 poDisc oDanson. Oo
upon pseJsasce. 80 nad y - pss1 20
iftie inHnss'ce upon - escs'oss q tns
coortA
For some reason winch seems s'n
lar 70 any one accustomed % the -
ureiy epea psoceedines OF American
eoufsa. tne ceuft-meruat VIII secresv
conssd<r the dosstef whech has played 20
Important = past - this astonishing
Can II wouid have ssesned particular
~ wise un0ef TIE circumstances % hAve
made no attempt u concsnlnsenf-
the pronansnsy - thas DTeyfus VIII
b. acquitted. fouucal exieencses VIII
make that desirable. but y = incompre-
49, = -
declared ~ sntention % prone me Haf-
- 70 the bottom, sn0nid DO ANYTHING 20
justify the suspieiaa thai the inquiry
- 70 be slurred ovsr. His acquittAi,
While there is Aay doubt IN the public
n,ind Of his innoosnce. WIN Do ~ much
u,1nch1e& ~ his convtctton with the same
uncertainty.
II u certain that some Of the testi-
mony was manufactured Tor the p0r-
poee az convictinx Dreyfus- Yet II
seems incredible that . conspiracy
shosid have been deliberately formed
70 convict an innocent man. Wrong -
the acts Of some nf his accnsers were.
they look more IKE the effort to COM
pietsly convict man a. to whose guilt
there was . moral certainty. but no
ia9Al proof There ARE some cirrun-
stances connected with the case whirh
have not beea satisfactorily exptained
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Politics h getting to be mems re-
hgynnt~
II hadn't noticed IT, Seems 70 me men
arc a. much interested In politics ~ they
ever were."-Detrois Journal.
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Tar better the day the better u said 30
hs the deed. hus sandAy's record = very
pcex esfterics- II y sey sAza1 tAAx .
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Hsrks-Ycu may laugh nj Fenderscn
bat. nevertheless. he has . ane mind
wscka-rn 90 farther ana admis that Il
81 microscopic. Traascrfp4
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rA.re ~ otAer Cures.

II saw an item in one az the papers the
other day to the elfect that Boston man
had been cured OF rheumatism by being
struck by lightning''
That's nothing. Many q man has quit
having rheumatism after q house has
fallen on him s-Chicago Ttmes-Herald
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Hlnanclal rant,

TIE De1mocrncy oil
Nnxyfand IN coD-l
mon WITH th1 Dem-I
mracy a IT, yJnion
besteve nv. q thevt
aivxxr NV beaSev-i
IL n n,onrnf m0nev |
the ro1d ara siayefi
money az the cOnnff-l
tutson. ana r. coan-i
are q both metaani
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AZ anaI r.vr..ct ~
re<srmntsnn We rotei
wtfh cafirfac4ion thssi
shn a~r..n1a ~ -,c-nl
fhan ~ snd one-hs11 !
nt1lf<r,s ~ r,.--ss |
rrasi1, $780, ~r,r~.s.. |
~ 81 - ro.ls s.~.l
Nov~ms,.~ ~ g.
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Hiii--GiIi wouldn't thtnk q nshing on
Sunday.
JllI-Na: but he'll sit around ard H.
about &. al the same.--Yonkers States
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n WenAer. inAeeA.

Queer about the armless wonder. isn't
II 2" said the sword swa1lower.
what ssrs QueFied the snake chaxmer.
why. they say he's making money hand
over as. "-Philadeiphia Bulletin
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she-Prosnise me that n die YOU win
never marry again
He~whafs And let people think my dear
first wife vas such . terror that didnse
dare to- yevers- Tt-Bsfs.
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Hoax--See that little chap over there!
He doesn't look like . celebrity. and ret
his name In IA evefyone's month.
Joax-6o? Who 10 hes
Hoax-Why his names Mohler
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How do ron make your paper pay7
never zee II nywhere-
I'VE print pictures Of prominent men.
and they buy it.
ITO dissr1hufer'
''0h, no; to destroy.
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s.r1er 6znce II English. He owns a num-
Der % old castles and such"
Dear ne. how can she MARRY a man
whose fortune Il In ruins -Phfladeiphta
Bulletin
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First Tramp fin the Why don't
you 70 In The dogs ali right. Don't
you see him wMRxin' hts saiiT
Second Tramp-Tes. and hes growfin'
at the same time. dunno which end to
be3heyeL-Tff-HftH.
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Hyde-I see where Frnston.s IN favor of
peace.
Park-why. certainly. Hes married.
you knew.-kAnsas CITY IndePendenf-
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May-Do you believe that man should
be cfaxsed a. an aninals
Favor eossrxe Ar&m't the most ri
them perfect bugbears.-Phiiadeip
Bulletin.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-02-08
CASTALIA.

Feb. Z, 1899.
(From our regular correspondent
The revival meetings still continue
at the M. E. church.
DR.. Small is kept very Busy now
days visiting the sick.
Mrs. jennie Shaffer visited her
daughter at Luana last week.
Conductor A. j. Fox, of Austin,
spent sev eral days here last week.
Editor Wallis of the Postville
Graphic was pleasant caller last Sat-
urday.
Henry Paine, Of DEBORAH, stopped of
between trains yesterday long enough
to talk insurance.
Mrs. w. H. Baldwin was called to
her old home at Elgin yesterday by the
illness of her mother.
Mrs. F. H. Lambert, of Dubuque,
came up last Friday on account of the
illness Of e. S. Lambert.
IT. G. Reed has sold his timber farm
of 40 acres to Orsen Bush, and he will
take possession March LIST.
Lewis Allen. of Sioux Falls, came
down with the excursionists last week
for visit with old friends
Installation of officers In the Good
Templar Lodge was deferred last week
on account of the illness of the l.. d.
Prof. and Mrs. Slosson of Moody In
stitute, Chicago, arrived today and
will assist in the revival meetings this
week.
Presiding Elder Carlton, of Toledo
will be here next Saturday and Sun.
day to conduct Quarterly Meetings at
the u. b. church.
Chas. Buchanan arrived yesterday
with drove of cattle and two car loads
of goods from Riceville. He will soon
be q resident of Bloomfield once more
BY vote OF the Union Sunday
School they now alternate between the
M. +. and u. b. churches, thus
strengthening the bonds of union fel.
lowship that has always existed.
Two different newspaper men have
been looking over the field here the
past week contemplating the starting
of local paper We are not advised
as yet what the outcome will be.
A petition was being circulated here
yesterday to get signers praying that
the county seat question be left to a
popular vote Of the people, but 1t did
not meet with very warm reception.
The Epworth League has completed
arrangements for q course of lectures tn
be given here during February aud
march. The following noted lecturers
have already been secured: Rev. DIR.
H. HI. Green, Of Dubuque; Rev. s. r.
Ferguson, McGregor; Rev. +. p. Shaft
er, Cresco; Rev. f. W. Luce, marion,
Rev ]. q. Van Ness, Marshalltown;
subjects and dates announced later
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-02-08
RIDGEWAS.

From our regular correspondent.
Feb. 8, 1899.
Literary next Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs G. Ellingson are
mourning the loss of their baby, who
died Saturday. All sympathize with
the bereaved parents.
Miss Cora Allen went to DEBORAH last
Friday to visit friends for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Nelson drove up
from DEBORAH Saturday, and were
guests at A. w. Dorn's until Sunday.
The social at Anderson's g. Magnes'
hall las. Wednesday night was quite
well attended, and all seemed to have
jolly time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, of Paris, were
guests at Rev. Hendricks Saturday
and Sunday.
L. A. S. will meet with Mrs. Allen
Wednesday afternoon.
The school expects to have an enter
| tainment Feb. 22nd.
| Fred Moss, of Usage, was In town
Thursday.
NJ. o. Libbey was a Cresco visitor
Saturday.
| Mr.. Refsdahl has traded his house
here for Mr.. Bakken's property in De-
corah and will move there in April.
Teachers meeting Saturday; very few
teachers present.
| f. A. Hoyt goes to Chicago tomor'
row.
| Mrs. Klemme visited Fayette rela
tives last week.
Kollin Baker returned to schoo
duties at Ashley Saturday.
Rev. Hendricks is holding meetingl
at Kendallville.
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RLuFFTON.

Feb. q. 1899.
tFsrom our regular correspondent.)
Born--January 10Th. to Mr.. and Mrs.
ghas. Gossman, asOfis 49, :.
There was dance at the hall last
Friday night, and a literary at the
school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. "McMullen. of Canoe
township, were visiting Mrs. Elzea on
Sunday.
We are glad to say little Ralph Tay-
lor is very much better and on the road
10 recovery.
Mr.. Richmond and family went to
Hesper township last Saturday t. visit
their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Bernatz.
February oath, the Blufftonites are
TO meet at Plymouth Rock in joint de-
bate on the question Of woman suffrage.
A joint debate between Plymouth
Rock and Bluffton was held at the
school house last Saturday evening.
The question was Resolved. that we
should hold the Philippines.ns The af-
tirmative side were winners.
A few of Mrs. G.. Elzea's friends gave
qer a happy birthday surprise last Sat
nrday in the way of nice rocker and
other things. The ladies met in the
afternoon and took the eatables and
served supper, at which time the gen.
tlemen came in and participated.
Others Of her friends would have been
Invited, but on account Of the size of
the house, the party had to be limited.
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FREEpoRT.
FROM our regular correspondent,

from our regular correspondent.
100 below zero Tuesday morning.
John S. Tucker and wife, of Orion
Vile, MIMI, have been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. S. Tucker, OF
Freeport.
A. B. Robinson had the misfortune
10 have one of his horses badly cut II
the wire fence while running in thu
pasture.
Clark Robinson went tn work for MI
Enger for few days.
There was quite number OF the
young people of kreeport who attended
the concert at Frankville last Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Hanson, Of Freeport, moved
down OH the Canoe last Saturday te
live with her parents.
Robt. Mapson moved onto the Han
son place last Monday.
J. E. Lappen has commenced on hi
new dam.
Miss Winnie Robinson has been stay
ing with her sister, Mrs. Kreutter, TO
the last few days.
! Dick Tyler, who has been very sici
for the past week is better now.
Mrs. HI. Robinson has been on tn
sick list for the past week.
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BURR OAK
Feb. 6, 1899.

Feb. q, 1893.
(From our regular correspondent
Pretty cold weather last week
School is progressing finely; we have
two No. teachers.
Wonder what brings Steve Pierce to
the burg every Sunday?
Everybody seems to he busy getting
up their next years wood.
A. Steward was buried here Sunday.
A gOodly number turned out
There will soon be a colony of Burr
Oakers in McCook county, Dakota.
Those on the sick list are Mrs. Graf
senberg. Mrs. Weldon and C. Ward.
T. Robinson, the Burr Oak miller,
seems to be doing thriving business
Miss Louie Gates Is home for few
days from DEBORAH, where she has been
attending school.
Charley Morrison had very sick
horse last week, but it is getting better
DIR. Harmon, of DEBORAH, attended
him.
The Morrison Bros. have filed their
ice house and expect to do big business
in the meat market this coming sum-
mer.
Elder Hubbell will begin series of
revival meetings at the A. Z. church
Saturday evening. All are invited to
attend these services.
An "old fashioned" donation will be
held at the 1. o. y. f. hall, Friday
evening for the benefit of the M. +.
pastor. Everybody come.
Mr.. Oxley was up from DEBORAH last
week and bought the whitney farm of
1853 acres for 5000. MIR. Oxley and his
son will take possession in the spring.
The funeral services of Mrs. Stewart
was largely attended at the Advent
church sunday afternoon. Elder Rid
ley delivered the sermon from Job
xiv-l4.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. McIn-
tosh is seriously i'll at Wells, Mimi,
where she went to spend the winter
with relatives. Her daughter, Mrs.
Morrison, departed for there Friday US
hut little hopes are entertained for her
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Farmers Wives
or any other ladies who wish to work
Can Earn Lots Of Money

The smallest things may exert the
greatest influence. De Wits Little
Early Risers are unequalled for over
coming constipation and liver troubles.
Small pill, best pill, safe pill. Wang
Ter Bros.
Horrible agony is coused by Piles
Burns and Skin Diseases. These are
Immediately relieved and quickly
cured by De Wits Witch Hazel Salve.
Beware ofworthless limitations. Wang
Ter Bros.
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LOCUST.

Feb. Z, 1855.
(From our regular Correspondent
Miss Gusta Falck has an attack OF
grippe.
Messrs Will and ALT Riehl, from
Preston, Mimi, were in our vicinity on
business one day last week.
Miss Julia Halvorson, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. John Aker,
returns to Minneapolis this week.
A number of young people attended
the debate at the Berg school house
last Wednesday evening.
The party at John Barth's last Sat
urday was quite well attended. A
good and jolly time was reported.
Lawrence Thomann wears broad
smile on his face on account of a baby
girl born January Goth.
MRS. Geo. Stoskof and son Charles
from Park River, North Dakota, are
visiting in our vicinity.
Charley Pfister, one of our successful
hunters, trapped two foxes last week.
Geo. A. Pfister and son, Alvin, went
to Spring Grove last Monday on bust
ness, also attending the funeral of John
son, having been perhaps the heaviest
man of the state of Minnesota weigh
ing nearly $50 lbs.
Uncle Geo. A. Pfister began tramp
ing over Highland township to find
the actual cash value of real and per-
sonal property Of the township so he
can more fully explain himself when
the court house question comes up
again.
Halyor Maland and Tosten Hegg, Of
Harmony, are visiting with X. Sever
son and LurOs.
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FRANK WILLIE.

TCO w io"o'
(From our regular correspondent)
Steady cold weather, isn't it?
Mrs. Fish, mother of Rev. Fish, is
visiting with her son, Elmer and wife.
Ladies' Aid" meets with Mrs. Sarah
Schenck on Wednesday afternoon of
this week.
Miss Feltis, of Burr Oak, is visiting
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Feltis, of this place.
Mrs. Chris Mizener with her two
children, returns home from her Wis
consin visit Tuesday of this week.
Chris. Mizener advises any man
without housekeeper to avail himself
of the first opportunity and secure one.
Irwin Hughes is reported as having
the measles, taken sick while drilling
a well at John French's, about A miles
west of town.
Mrs. James Birdsell is under the doc
tors care. She has been feeling quite
badly but at this writing is on the
gain.
Ernest Chamberlain is right in fash
ion as goodly number of others in
our midst; has been having the measles
but is getting on nicely.
1t is reported that Edna Letchford has
the measles at Waukon where she is in
attendance at school. The correctness
of this rumor cannot be vouched for.
We regret very much to hear that
Fred Allen, of Bloomfield, who is
under the care of DR.. Wilcox, is very
low with pneumonia and not expected
to recover.
The baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Schoonmaker, about four months old,
died last Monday night of pneumonia,
after very brief illness. Funeral ser.
vices were held on Wednesday follow
ing at Centennial church.
The February term of court takes
from our township, Jas. Peck, Jr., Jas
McNair, Lee Peck and Ole Bake, al
trial Jurors, and J. d. Srhenck as .
grand juror, all ofwhom are competent
men to act in that capacity.
Ira Peck dropped in upon his friends
and many acquaintance last Friday
stopping off while on his way home
from Iowa City, wheie ne and mis- wifi
have been with their oldest son, Yer
ME, having an operation performed OF
his leg. Ira reports his boy bette
which is very gratifying to his man!
friends. and relatives. Ira took thu
train at CastaIia on Monday following
for his home at Oche yedon, La.
We are glad to learn that all VIII
have been having measles in the famil.
of l.. X. Lower are on the gain. Mr.
and Mrs. Lower, Frank and little girl
Maude, and Emma Yates, all of tn
same family, being sick at one time
aud also Miss Carrie French, a servan
girl, making in all six. Mrs. Lowe
was considered dangerously ill for som
time but is improving nicely at thi
writing.
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CORRESPONDENCE. ;
>ews Furnished US by an Excellent
Corps Of Writers From NeighbOr.
ing Cities and Towns.

rive are especially DESTROYS of secur-
ing competent, regular correspondent
from every section of the county not
already represented IN our columns.
We would be pleased 20 have any who
will take up the work write us, and we
will state our arrangement for cor
respondence, etc. --EDs.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-02-08
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
Notice of the Appointment of Administrator of
the Estate of Rachel A. Gibbs, Deceased.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the snb-
scrIber has been duly appointed Adminstra-
tor of the estate of Rachel A. Gibbs, late OF
DEBORAH township, In the County of Winnie
sheik, State of Iowa, deceased, intestate, and
bonds as the law directs. All persons having
demands upon the estate OF the said de-
ceased are required TO exhibit the same; and
d rsons indebted to said estate are called
upon to make payment TO
Dated n I DEBORAH, Iowa. Jan. q 1899.
r. r. b. PoRrMAN, Attorney for Estate.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1899-02-08

The subject for the morning sermon
mt the Baptist church next Sunday will
be "QuallticatioDs for the Ministry, Ad-
vantages of Early Piety."
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Lot for Sale.

One of the finest corner lots in Days
Addition to DEBORAH. For particulars
inquire of II. g. CASPER,
ITO w. Main St.