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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-22
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Mrs. Ingvard Birk has been quite
sick the past week.
Arthur Vail returned to his home
at Audubon Tuesday.
Lou Miller and family were at
Extra Monday evening.
Mrs. 3. F. Greer and the babies
spent Sunday at Lorah.
DR.. koob and family drove to
Extra Sunday afternoon.
Prof. Enenbach spent Sunday at
the William Bintner home.
Smiths. at Oakfeld, sell warrant
ed flour at 20 cents per sack.
Des Moines sand for sale at the
Green Bay Lumber Yard, Brayton.
Bob Gransbery drove down from
Extra on business Monday afternoon.
Cliff Ballard has been badly under
the weather the past week or ten
days.
Ernest Cotton has been engaged to
teach the tall term at the Simpson
school.
Mayor Charley BRENNAN, of En-
ira, visited with Brayton friends
Sunday.
McGovern Il Bison shipped hogs
from Extra and Brayton Tuesday
evening.
DR.. Koob has decided to have his
house painted cream color, trimmed
in white.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pearson and
the babies spent Sunday with Simp-
sons at Stillside.
3. F. Sissler and family, OF High
land, spent Sunday with John koob
and family at Brayton.
The people of Oak Hill are contem-
plating having a Fourth OF July
celebration this year.
For SALE.-My blacksmish shop at
Brayton with all tools. Complete
outfit. OLAF l.. OLSEN. If
Peter F. Howell, j. I. jenkins,
G.. L. Bison and T. j. McGovern
were all in Atlantic on business
Monday evening.
w. H. Faulkner, of Anita, was in
Brayton Saturday shaking hands
with his many old friends and push
ing the insurance business.
Mrs. |. P. Hallock returned last
week from her trip to Kansas, and i:
now in Atlantic, attending hel
daughter, Mrs. John Curry, who is
reported quite sick.
John Mountz, now has his chail
factory, at the Pattee place south OF
Oaktield, running at full blast. He
is turning out some willow settee;
that are hard to beat.
Owing to his work as Special Rep
resentative of the Home Missionary
Society, in this district, Pastor L. j
O'Conpor has postponed his western
trip for an indefinite period.
D. L. Carpenter is now at Exirs
where he has charge OF j. q. Gates
harness shop. Dave is a skilled
workman Of many years experience
and can hold a job down anywhere.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me on book account arr
hereby requested to call and settle OF
or before July 1st, 1899.
2M B. F. GREER.
Our school board met Saturday
and elected the following teachers 70
the fall term: Prof. Enenbach ant
Miss Clara Ordway at the Oaktielc
academy and Miss Annie Slender a
the Brayton school.
Rasmus L. Rasmussen, the littl
Oak Hill carpenter, has been KEEP
very busy this spring. He has jus
finished a neat dwelling house 70
Chris Hoegh, in .Oaktield township
"a feet square. He is now dom!
some work in Brayton.
J. P. Bendixen this week com
menced the erection Of fine new
residence on his property up in Nc
Governs addition. Peter Peterson
of Anita, is the contractor. TIL
plans for the building are of tn
latest model and when completed
Jake and his family will have yer,
coy and convenient home on tn
Heights.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-22
Major Marchand at His Old Home.

THoIssEY, France, June 19.-NIajor
Marchand arrived yesterday morning at
Thoissey, his birthplace, and was re-
ceived by the mayor and enthusiastic
crowds. His passage from the railway
station to the residence of his father was
veritably triumphal progress.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-22
You Trv II.

If Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure,
and 81 90 does not cure take the bottle back
and we will refund your money Sold Cor
over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25c
and 5Oc. q w. Houston. Extra
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-22
CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund money
if it fails to cure; 25c. The genuine
has b. L. Q. on each tablet.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-22
Many A Lover

Has turned with disgust from an otherwise
lovable girl with an offensive breath. karl's
Clover Root Tea purities the breath by its
action on the bowels, etc as nothing else will.
Sold for years on an absolute guarantee
Price pc and soc c W. Houston
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-22
Dentistry.

F. NJ. Hunt, of Williams Il Hunt,
Atlantic, Dentists. will be at Extra
each day in the week except Monday.
Office in Ridgley Block.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-22
For Sale Or Trade.

A desirable Forty-Acre Tract of
land with buildings, fruit and water;
two miles from Extra. For terms
see GEORGE F. Knapp. Extra.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-22
Dentistry.

F. NJ. Hunt. of Williams q Hunt.
Atlantic, Dentists, will be at Extra
each day in the week except Monday.
Office in Ridgley Block.
The Iola register., 1899-08-25
NEWS DEALERS MEET.
The National Association Holds AN Execu-
tive Session at Buffalo, n. Y.-some
of the Resolutions Adopted.

Buffalo n. V, Aug. 24-The Nation
al Association of News Dealers held an
executive session yesterday at which
a representative of Typographical
union No. 6 detailed the trouble be-
tween the New York Sun and the
union. Among the resolutions adopted
were the following: Providing for the
licensing of newsboys; protesting
against the failure of the publishers of
certain periodicals to publish the retail
price of their respective journals on
their title page; regretting the death
and eulogizng the character of Robert
Bonner; sanctioning the tearing from
periodicals by news dealers of adver-
tisements that are regarded as detri-
mental to their interests; authorizing
the appointment of committee to
await on the American News company
and other news companies and ask
that they cease to receive individual
subscriptions direct, thereby depriving
dealers of commissions, such committee
to inform the news companies that the
dealers will start "A news company of
their own if the practice is not stopped.
The Iola register., 1899-08-25
THE FIRST NEBRASKA.
A Great Reception to BE Given Them at
maha-Arrangements Made for
Large Parade,

Omaha, Neb., Aug, 24.-At meeting
of the business mems reception COM
mittee at noon yesterday the announce
ment was made that Col. milford, on
behalf of the First Nebraska regiment,
has accepted the committees invita-
tion for the entire regiment to visit
the city. ID. E. Thompson, of Lincoln,
who advanced $50, 900 to help to pro-
vide the Nebraskans with special
train, has accepted an invitation to be
present at their reception. The Bur
lington railroad officials have agreed
to return without cost all the COM
panies from other cities and towns of
the state. When the trains reach the
station the soldiers will find break kfast
prepared for them under the depot
sheds. Arrangements are in progress
for the largest parade in the history of
the city.
The Iola register., 1899-08-25
THE. INDIAN TROUBLE.
A Band of Redskins in Mexico Killing All
the Horses ana Mules They
Can Find.

Potam, Mex, Aug. 24.-Gen. Torres,
with his command, arrived opposite
Torin yesterday afternoon and every
one is asking why he advanced to
within two or three miles where sew
eral hundred warriors were known to
have been and then turned and
marched to Torin. Information has
been received that a great many of the
rebels have been returned within the
last few days to Vicam and other
places from which they had been
reused. A small band of Indians with
bows and arrows have been passing
up and down the river killing all the
horses and mules they find, A great
many rafts have been coming down
the streams during the last week.
They are built by the Indians as a
means of crossing the river ON their
way to the Serras.
The Iola register., 1899-08-25

A Deserving Young Man Recognized.
The many friends of Leon Cook will
be delighted to learn that he has
proven himself so worthy to his en-
ployer, Mr.. f. ;. Bennett, that he has
been taken into partnership, and is
now filling the position of secretary
and treasurer of the Allen County In
vestment company.
Mr.. Cook is an ambitious young
man, OF sterling worth and character,
and deserves all the success that may
fall to his lot. The company is doing
an extensive business, and the young
man is to be congratulated on getting
into it. And the company is to be
congratulated on getting so worthy a
young man for member.
The Iola register., 1899-08-25
c. A. R. ENCAMPMENT
Arrangements for the Meeting of Old
Soldiers at Philadelphia.
WINDOW GLASS COMBINE ORGANIZED
The Corporation VIII BE Capitalized at
S3O,OOO.OOO The Cleveland street
Car Strike-C Ceur d'AIene Miners
Must Have Permits.

Philadelphia, Aug. 2+-With the eX-
ception of few minor details the ar
rangements for the encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic, which
begins here week from next Monday,
are complete. The general committee
yesterday issued the order of the naval
parade ON September $, which is to be
one of the big features of the reunion.
Admiral SIMPSONS fleet will anchor in
the Delaware river opposite the city
and the vessels to pass around the war
ships will form in line at Mitllin bar,
below League island. Commodore
Josiah Il. Adams flagship will lead the
procession, followed by the revenue
ship containing President Mckinley
and Secretary of the Navy Long and
other celebrated officers. The Russian
naval officers who are here waiting the
completion of the warships now build
ing at Cramps, will have place of honor
in the line. The Grand Army parade
on September will be reviewed by
President Mckinley from an immense
stand on the east plaza of the city hall.
Afterwards the president will be en-
tertained at luncheon in the rooms of
the department of public works, in the
city hall.
WINDOW GLASS COMBINE.
Chicago, Aug. -. A special TO the
Record from Martinsville, Ind, says:
Manufacturers, representing 92 per
cent. of the window glass production
of the United States, have organized a
combination which viii be capitalized
for $50, 900, 900. 1t will be known as
the American Window Glass company
and win be incorporated in both New
Jersey and Pennsylvania. The manu-
facturers are to receive 40 per cent. in
cash for their holdings and 60 per cent.
in the trust. The preferred stock is to
earn seven per cent. annually before
anything goes into the common stock.
The officers will be James A. Cham
bers, of Pittsburgh, president; Il. II.
Hart, of Muncie, vice president; Joel
Sayer, of Pittsburgh, treasurer; Il. l.
Phillips, of Pittsburgh, secretary.
THE CLEVELAND STREET CAR STRIKE.
Cleveland, o., Aug. 24,-At the meet
ing of the Central Labor union yester-
day evening a committee was appoint.
ed to wait upon the executive committee
of the striking street railroad men with
a request that the state board of arbi.
tration be asked to investigate the
strike. At the offices of the Big Con.
solidated company it is said that a
number of strikers returned to work
The Iola register., 1899-08-25
NEWS NOTES.

The thermometer reached 100 degrees
at three o'clock yesterday afternoon at
Kansas City.
Smallpox among Texas negroes is
spreading so fast that health officers
have become alarmed.
The Iowa Mutual Fire association
has failed. An application was made
for receiver at Des Moines.
Gen, Miles and Adit. Gen. Corbin
notified the general committee of the
G. A. r. encampment that they will
attend the reunion at Philadelphia.
Secretary Gage, of the United States
treasury department, may issue more
bonds to pay the expenses for the
largely increased army.
The Iola register., 1899-08-25
MIR. FAR Cots a Good PInco.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. "a. Gov.
Stephens has appointed f, c. Farr, an
attorney of this city, TO be license com.
missioner under the bill taxing depart
ment stores, The position win pay
about SIS, 600 per year.
The Iola register., 1899-08-25

Wednesday at the probate Judges
office, Rev. Leander Jones, of West
phalia, united in marriage Mr.. Percy
f. Bennett, of Welda, and Miss Mae
of Colony.
Gas City has an exceptionally well
develo ped moral sense in one of her
age. Four different men have in turn
tried to operate booze dispensary |
there and four have in turn been run |
out or locked up.
Chsnute struck another young gas |
well yesterday. A bout enough gas
escaped to smell bad, and the people |
of that town are very proud of the |
good OdorO which the find will bring !
the town into they think.
An electrical storm accompanied by
wind and rain in the proportion of 16
to l., the wind being the IS, passed
over lola Wednesday. Only enough
rain fell to lay the dust, but the at.
mosphere was cooled by the water
and cleared by the electricity, and a
sweltering people is truly thankful.
The Hon John Breidenthal spok
under difficulties yesterday afternoon.
| There were not over 100 people i'm the
hall and they were in such torment
from the heat that they were pre-
pared to resent any hot stuff which
the speaker might inject into his re-
marks.
This morning man drove past the
| REGISTER Office with wagon load of
large, chunky mineral stuff that was
jet black. A reporter followed him
till he got out of town and then asked
him what it was and what it was for.
The man said it was coal, What is
coal anyway, and what is it use for ?
The many friends of Mrs. X. NJ.
Purdom, will be pleased to learn that
she has received . the -, 900 life in
surance which her late husband car.
ried i'm the Workman lodge. Mr.
Purdom died August and the draft
for two thousand dollars was placed
in the hands of the widow today, q
beautiful and convincing testimony of
the brotherhood which prevades the
A. o. L. w. lodge.
1t was understood that Lew Bartels
intended to build brick house. \
local citizen learning that ne had re-
considered and decided i'm favor of a
frame, asked the whyfore and receiv-
ed the solemn assurance that least
Madison in a few years would be
wanted for four and FIVE story bust
ness houses, and 1t would lie much
cheaper and easier to move frame
house than brick.n The aforesaid
|. C. has an idea OF Mr.. Bartels' sanity
which, fortunately, is not shared by
other citizens OF the town.
"a Texas Steer came i'm last Fri
day and the entire troupe ran down
the street, pursued by a dozen men
on horseback, all the ours along the
line joining in the chase. There were
4SG steers in the bunch and they were
shipped i'm by Tom Anderson from
the "N. |. r." range at Channon, Tex.
The animals were born and raised ON
the ranch and they had their fret
glimpse of a street in lola and they
separated in punches and chose dii-
ierent streets. One bunch caught
= Maynard Bush riding a wheel and
drove him TO one of the shade trees at
the side of the street. They were
finally rounded up and driven on a
trOt out of town and will be taken out
to the Anderson ranch. One bunch
OF the steers ran west and went as
far as the river before they could be
turned, and one large fellow baked
right at the yards and had to be shot
as there was no time or opportunity
to do any persuading,
The Iola register., 1899-08-25

and others have maze application for
places. The boycott is losing its force
daily and the numberof persons riding
on the cars is increasing.
MINERS MUST HAVE PERMITS.
Wallace, Ida, Aug. 24-The union
miners have finally submitted to the
permit system" inaugurated by the
state authorities shortly after martial
law was declared in the Cpur d'Alene
district. All men who desire to work
in the mines are required to secure a
permit from the sheriff. Dozens of
union men are applying daily for per-
mits, but in numerous instances they
are denied.
The Iola register., 1899-08-25

The n. A. A. on Wednesday last,
paid the SwartZ Life Insurance Claim
in full, through the local Secretary
and Treasurer,
d &w, BIZ. LINDERMAN
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
Apilfcn rGioia SmpGit:
nina

en- Ssrnbdne fan ~Fremtaloe, Iremgodr
az en- / en- trdnsboitdlit Npis orient
liooiort gerstnirg ON llsIuri 8dnen.
Oct bsber Der 81. a.: Chen 5ronsz
battalion fit Ssrnbdne, er bet life til
at tjsnoe i9jen. 3 ct sIenbiot "0ot.l"
al tnnoe 9orb, ojennsm bpis SprGts
fer % Suffer 1rHtoinosn piber, toiter
ct @GrelIc - elsr ~rettsre iugt ct aot
- 2 Rubel pr. Dag og 70-S0 Ru6el
pr. Wadneb. Stort mere sr untdoes
liz belle 6uiet life prrb. Ut 2ogierne
er blepsn Ida oprs, ffploes be mango
Observation-Disclosures, Der er TONNE
iii 0iitrittet. 8drsr er bsrimoo Die
ben msget bili9ere % fan nrIten
fades for inosntinq. Saalsbes toiteg
f.Gr. en- aasIs QppelIiner q 100 Clint
fer fun 10 &opsl. Tfr Ssrnb1nen
blep bpQQet, betdlte man 30 &op., ia
enoog en- Hubel pr. Stptte. Wbler.
Ipm mar for nsppe tienots / Stbirisn,
tommer MI / Wusfepis fra Sapdn "a
betules meb 5 aopst pr. Stbtte. IRA
Sdpdn inofsr.s psiaa andre 5rugter,
iIGr Nnnunos "a 8inoruer. 8ess
uoen tommer Der fra bette 2dro oss
Iau al9oer, Stotei, GRrreo, 9oms
ulostsier - altidmmen pbsrit biltg.
gldnot be fra Sapan importsrsos 8ds
rer mau man belsr lite glsmms RE
pr9isnturter fra bet imutte aisr, Der
tommer enbpsr Gusier, boao snten
ban er 9reps, Srgsnier sIer 'irrpel
9rubeorbsibsr, imsDe meo uabre qrs
me. SopaneIifts 3ieneitspigsr srhclz
Der 900 Rubst ON Wauneosn %
Soften.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
Snnine ipanlfs Stibc braai hot.

fa 5aFbuHt-ercs teoh. lrlcHisriTfrite waa
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Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10

idnatifte, gulobunqrige ipdnite Widss
iemoroere cg SlGgtere al boilie YStps
Ter % 9lnnco mso 6danolunsers par
be iioite % i~lstitte be pGrItc. Det 10
peoe Sub gioroe Spani.n rigtI %
mGstist; men 6epnens 2ime opranot
for ben iporte Ration. pa bette Ganos
aonsres efter ben meit moone Oper'
u~eielie bsitemts 'ig Tor ari9. S9Gar
f,irsoe Spcnieu i'm iioite Sui oennt
Sioe qtlantereu, % be rspeoe Higs
BONNIE er ipr.ot for ale 0inos. 8uIs
bet 1it | 0onnsrne o. Donnerne |
Sunbens. 9st iOlrige Spunisn logger
Der prmituttst, ruaooent og mto
Stdmmens % StiRnoislens Slsr
op.r fig. gorosne sr IorfdIont, os
Qanost bar mart bare fiusos elsr
uniformerte 5olt.
ga, Sponierne fweirer ioar I'm 'to'te
Sui / @meritu. 5sler be Tom andre
Wennefter pg tienoer be bet mlnoits I'll
1T aunbs Siitorie. maa BET oGre meo
pemooiss 6slslisr, at be ieireoe Sul
M. Su par osrss fsrItc Sui | Imes
rita boa moi 0unIte unoet. Pau Suttt,
bpor Sponierne for 406 Gdr 'een
NIB 8jaitfribeo hos be Sno'sote oS
ferret ben isrite Sui, 9pioe Ieirst ben
ne Sibe Mtlauteren. ieirss nu Suler
az Reere fra @frita. Def er ira Spa
nierne 8eroen lGrte at BRUCE Jtegsr'
Iaper peIud. 0erIrd bar ri 'dat alt
bet i~etteIte, 0erbsn bar oGrst Btone
til, fra ajGtter6dol og "iponIte Som
fruer" oq "ipanIte Stsuls" til 3oms
meitrusr o0 Spioeisrn lite at tale ON
8ineb9nt % Surturtamre. Sditts
iom be andre peItinoiite Gsrs oprinoes
liae gefoltning er for Iurbunoreber
Iioen piret til iioIte Siel Ior 8onners
neg RoplDIt % 8ulotsrit. aan nos
aen II, at Sprtsn bar 6sbdnolet be
ariitne barre enb Spdnierne fine gers
gefol.nin9? SEQ iir, ban bar lite. Dc
peitinbine Ger er Trugt6are Iom ct
parabis; men Soro.u Der er og'ad
mettet of llFplbiqss Blob faupel ipm
Of Morosrss og 5%pranners. pau
Iliae Winbsr fsirsr Spdnierne i'm iibit.
Sui | @merit0. Web fIige Winoer lei
Ter be bjem i9ien Idd fort, iom bet for
arnebe Sporien er iitanb til at bente
fine ubueliae S9re. Sbi Sponierne
lo9ss usIslt % rsobst I~Ietitte i'm gGre,
Den ItsrIte Stum, iom enbnu benotc
Spanien, mua bet bel prre, at 24.00C
Manb / Saitninasr pg sooe 5orIpars.
itiainger lob 'ig Ilau % 9isre til San.
ger at 5000 ameritdnere. Gnbof
Gerpera gjorbe puarligt Qrbeios. Sn.
gen ameritdnIt Nomiral bapbe bile
=, i9l9e en- Zig SluubsaIosling Iuu Bill
li9t. Oct er Iunbipnligt, at Seirer
/, bupoe 6lit 4meritanernes, ON be bah
be bpttst Stibe og Stiainger.
I 0dnae slGoeli9c Sulsfeiter bd'
. Spunierne / oisie 400 Mar %piitnOt III
ret oenne Sibe Supet; men letter b
msb glade Sierter pau Cuba oenn
, Sul, er Der inesn Ruub meb benz,
. Wen benz ON bet. De bar feitc
. fra ia / Imeritd Yr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
S8oe 2apitsl. ztanatst.

Vq'Nms Sdst bar lite al lang 9urisbeb. Sdn bapoe
V Fddst II Wiuuter. fsr ban bsrte 2pben at 9eItebos
O' ON nOssn nGrmepe fig Retnins at Sptten.
guns 9lsrts bs9pnote at banfe burtig.
|'0'h', lom itco iau tot, binbrsbe BAN at Ie Hpttsz
'8 nan 'lnos lit. iise, bpab bet bar for en- 9iaf, Der
x '0'nfne. 9opIlassne f~ortalte BAN, at bet bare bar en-,
"tts oar bet, Tom bate bans 9Gnsitslie. 9an pilpe
Z 0s0'n rninors forfr9ttet peb Srampninsen az en-
Sa' eno'isnt ban gobt pibits. at bet life tunoe
pons 9srrs, bupoe BON insen 2pit paa ct anbst Msoe
! "n a9ttsr, ION lisnebs BAN iaa nsie / alt, ~unotasen
Vt 'sTNe Snoltpoel'e bar at fare uiiteo tpertoper
'y''O'n % uoisrs bet, Tom 3eb bapbe ~puulast BAN.
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~ @N0et I1n9e NOT til at piIe BAN at ben bar usruns
<M 'rsmmeoe Rptter bdpce Sopte.
~" q 'i'srt en- p9 ben famine, ioaoe pbeIim, iost
- 10 ia SrGsrne % %tanpieoe pau aunten al Nubs
9Gn bar Ell pattsrt 9niiai, men d~liaepel Ier
=" 'O'nel't uo, Ma, bu fore 9erpen i0u uns Tom
's 9ans 'nad ansbslsborter er li9siom Dun pdd
cage 9ommsl@ uasunas."
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IN Dame"
Ill., Srianoersn aiotce bisis .Sagttua.lier. bells
|. ivy 90 o'Is nunl,ncs pcb ia i,lp, nrrn,cot Rnta
"" pd' strict, cstpud i~tonpiere bon isi.n.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10

49, De iltits Brpaupptr boloss ODER
ben bel, 8erbsn MET I SUM- Wadnto.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
Ten beofe s. oftemeoiein / @eroen.

Warmers White Wine Of Tar Sirup,
3Grinss.aur. bclbrcber en- SoriIplelie / "a
Elmer, bOtS Riolet benpttes lttOe itGnoier
ific Soften pna ct Rrrrt pco at lomrie Sal'
ieu, men belbrcbcr SnaoUmmen % gIGr
Salisr % 4un9erne iriitc % itGrIe. % %
so Sent.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
Vajt GieuO o ~,
filSaias caer tiati..

G%periisismenicr uuocr "gHfe5", "5intis". Ut
ialss" % "Gitsripsraiet" iOitcr % Gents ior . Cro
fer bpsr 6anq, % en- Sent pr. Gro FOR at, i0u ooer'
niger q Sro. guCrtlsemsHter irotaqsb tie io'
miubre RIB - Gert8. EsHas nroG uiragtgrIiG nroiEq'
Gle @rhtniugsr. Get IgHWcr 70 tie a bo3fJr:iTi
intnn -nrlrrrr-
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10

Veo at ie nrrmere paa @irfsn. Iua Pbslim, at ban
bupos siatt.t ristis. an.belsbartsn, Muuosn bporpao
ban reb. Satt.n og plao.t piIbe ct gisblit bope piloIsbet
en- rnsb Harper. 5oritanb .nb BAN.
Oct bar en- DAME. Oct bar Sfopra.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10

Gsrersr: Oct oieloer at bare msget
foriieti9 ber; bet sr mango 3uriiter, iom
bar tn1'tet 6olIsn pdd bette Steo."
Serren (til fin Suitru); "8ud ou isrit,
gluuuItd."
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
100 Yteree Narm til,alas.

I Vim 6nrm Sccttpa ~. Flcalaut SuIuli'
ibip, Qpbc ";3ntprouemeuts". gooc &Dgn'H
acr o. goot G}auo. Spr Bcttrgelier ben
penoer man ia III e. Bro9bamer, 2 Vii
Moro Tor 9ecprab. eler san Tarmcu, 2 sri
l SpoD't for gocuit. Simor Brogtnme
9ler. Qpcnit, Roma. ZOa.tf
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
. baanoboe
Wiinneiotas Sou9iOnin9,
al aop \. N. rrstauotr.

Gnoebolosnoe be / 1875 osotagrs 2ous.
&atglooe. IopnloUe. gouutplous. Siaits'
lops, Sfolelope. gsiloUs. GaitisloOe. l5ste'
itabs. % Stilsmls,ss gous. Neal Gitats.
9erei % ganolOue, Sltfteloos. arimtnal'
lore, Glen gOUe. 5reoHtH8s' gooe o.t.U
Bogen er unuooRrlis ior enboer Torrsi'
n~iu9smauo og Farmer. gieo ben | puist
fan man ipaEs itg meget Brpoeri og llo'
after til Sa9isrer. @oet mooanoet $3.50
portoiru. EiIialgs hos
y. sluunoSen, 1eeoroh. 3opn.