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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-22
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The Womens Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the Presbyterian
church met at the home of Mrs. Myron
Knight, on Monroe avenue. yesterday
afternoon. The topics for discussion
were japan and Prayer"
Interesting and instructive papers
were read by Mrs. Boyd. Mrs King.
Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Smith and Mrs
Knight. An original paper on "The
Lords Prayer" was read by Mrs. w.
F. Gibbons. A business meeting fol-
lowed. The society will meet on Oct
10 at the home of Mrs. II. Beyea.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-22
EvANGELIsTIC MEETING.

Rev. John Pugh, an able evangelist
of Caerdydd South Wales, will conduct
religious services in the Bellevue Welsh
Calvinistic Methodist church this even
ing.
Rev. Pugh was a delegate to the
Presbyterian synod at Washington d.
c., and will preach in Welsh to his
many friends here before returning to
his native land He conducts his SER
vices in the old country almost entirely
in English.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-22

market, is suffering from a lacerated
armt caused by falling from q chair
while cleaning windows.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Baptist church rendered q surprise
party TO Mrs. r. @. Morgan of South
Main avenue on Wednesday evening.
The members Of the disbanded Re-
publican league will in all probability
unite with the West Side Republican
club
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-22
DAYS DOINGS In
DUNM0RE BOROUGH
CHESTNUT STREET FREE KIN
DERGARTEN OPENED.

Supported by the Presbyterian
Church and Is for the Benefit of
italian Children-An Interesting
Missionary Meeting Held Yester-
day-odd Fellows Nominate Off
cers-Marriage of Miss Lena B.
Spettigue to Frank Lent-Neptune
Hose Company Meets-other Notes
and Personals.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-22
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Lieutenant Hy. a. Parsons will
preach at the Allis mission next Sunday
evening, and will illustrate his re-
marks with Crayun sketches. His sub
tect will be Profit or Loss, which,"
The public is invited.
A special melting of the West Side
Republican club will be held tomorrow
evening to consider important business.
The presence of every member is de-
sired
Waldie Stevens. of Moore's meat
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-22

Henry Peter and his wife, who reside
on Scranton street, engaged in a quar-
rel Wednesday night and Gaetano
Naso, a relative, interfered. Peter
pulled a knife on Naso and attempted
TO slash him, when Angel Shetsy inter-
fered. A revolver was also used in the
fracas.
Lieutenant Williams and Patrolman
Peters were summoned and found the
three men mixed up in a general melee
on Scranton street and placed them all
under arrest
At the hearing before Alderman
Moses yesterday morning Peter was
fined So, Naso s. and Shetsy 81. All the
fines were paid.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-22
Pea Coal Delivered, Sl.25,

to South Side. central city and central
Hyde Park. Address orders to C. E.
Sharkey, 1914 Cedar ave- Phone 66sa
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-22
EVENTS OF DAY In
WEST SCRANTON
FUNERAL OF THE LATE NAME
sHEERIN YESTERDAY.

obseauies at st. Patrick's Church At
tended by Many Friends of the De-
ceased - Miners Mass Meetings
Fight on Scranton Street--Another
Child Struck by a Street Car-Fur-
nished Straw Bail Evangelist
Pugh Here-other News Notes and
Personals.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-22
OBITUAR Y

. James Jordan, of Austin Heights, died
yesterday morning at his home at the age
of 43 years. Funeral Saturday at one
o'clock from St. Lawrence church, Old
Forge.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-22
USED KNIFE AND REVOLVER

open air session, to which the public
is cordially invited.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
Central Dots.

As have sec nothing from Gen.
trail in soma timo I will give you a
few dots.
Trade day WAS fine day and well
represented Everybody was quiet
and peacablo. Only two swaps
were made.
L. r.. Eaton who has been confined
to his ,bed with pneumonia is out
again.
The people Of Central Was snluted
with the sound of tho whistle mud
roar Of wheel Of the rol!or mill Sat
urday, 4th.
r. G. Gaines is The happy father
of another son.
h. II. ~. I5lnckorby who has been
down with pneumonia is improving
little.
Mrs. Tics. Johnson, died on the
3lat OF january 1899, and was bur.
id on the day following at Mt. Zion
church. Tho funeral was conduct, d
by Rev. II. NJ. Allen. Sho leaves q
husband and several Children tt
mourn hor death.
MISS Nannio Blackerby died al
her homo on tho 1st OF Feb. and was
buried ut Mt. Zion church tho tla,
following, the funeral service con
dncted hy Rev 9. G. Fricles. Sh,
VIA " loving sister and christian
She leaves one brother and two sis
tars to mourn her death.
Subscriber,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
Assessment Netice..

Tho Auditors ofnco will DO open
from the let day Of; Jan. 1890, to
Goth day Of February, 1890, to re-
ceive returns for real and personal
property for taxation in Pickons
county for fiscal year commencing
January the 1st, 1890.
The Auditor or his deputies will
be at the following precincts to ro-
coivo returns for snid fiscal year.
Calhoun, Monday Jan. 3Oth 1899.
Central, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Jan 8lst and February 1st,
1899.
Norris Cotton Mills, Thursday,
February 2nd, 1899.
Liberty, Friday and Saturday
Feb. 3rd and 4th' 1899.
Eusloy, Monday and Tuesday,
Fob. 9th and 7th, 1893.
Cross Plains, Wednesday, Feb.
9Th 1909.
Looper's Store, Thursday Feb.
9th, 1899,
Peters Creek, Friday, Feb. 10th
1899. :"
Pumpkintown, Saturday, Feb
11th' 1899.
Holly Springs, Monday, Feb.
18th 1899.
os Ensttatoc, Tuesday, Fob. ID b.,
1899. = 4
Hurricane, "Wednesday, Fob.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
Sherj,f'S Sales,

STATE OF S0UTn CAROLINA
County Of Pickons,
w. O. Stewart, ct. al, Pltffs
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
TAX" NOTICE..

/, the County Treasurer Of Pick
ems county will open my boobs for
the collection Of taxes for the fis-
cal year: 1898,:an lay office at Pick
ems court house, oM- ~the. 10Th day
of October, 1895, when the follow
ing taxes will be collectedE i g.
State tax, ~ y HcsrD 5 mills.
County tax, : 81 g."
Sinking fQpd tax, :-n6' e"
ConstitutlonaFschool ts0;3, )"
Special school tax, Dis-,,
spesisi tsiS; ssSeo} no; Y Xxx, D&is. "a .:. s."
trict No. 10, '"' II @.
Special school .tax,. Dis 49, !
trict No. II, 81" g.,
Special school tax, Dis
-, trict No. f3s : ''4 &"
Special school tax, Disr'"
trict No. 1S, 3
Special school, Ndn40, g "
Special R R tax, Hurricane q
" :, " Rickens, 81
" " Eastatoo, 81 "
All HDlo DOulOQ men D0CW09n II
and so years Of iage are liable for
500 poll tax, except old soldiers
who are exempt at SO years Of age.
A two dollar Communication road
tax will be collected from all able
bodied mon from 18 to SO, except
old soldier and ministers supply
ing acongrogation.
All persons sending money by
bank eheoks or money orders will
please include expenses, such AS
stamp on oheak, exchange, and all
postage. t. -'.H
loo exchange onoh6oks under 925.
56o 5So L" t" . It" It" So $50
and SO OH in proportion to amount
of check. Ploase put stamp on
each check aud cancil same Swlth
day, date and initials of your
name." Respectfully, :.
J. II. YOUNGBLOOD,
County Treasurer.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
both of January, at 4 O'Clock p. m.
at her home noar Blalrs s. c., and
was buried at Solan church OH the
1st. Of Fob.
d New Store.
New GOOdS 0nd Naw Prica


New Goods and New Prices.
On or about March the 1st VIC
shall open q large Dry Goods and
Shoe business in tho big store
room, No. 218 N orth Main Street.
recently occupied by j. II. Nor
gan &:Bro., prior to their fire TN.
dor tho firm name Of Mahon & Ar
mold. J. H. Morgan & Bro, decid-
ing to discontinue business, loft a
gap" which We will fill with ono
of tho
Most Magnificent Stocks of Dry
> Goods and Shoes. -. q,
IN South Carolina,
Our q. II. Mahon is q business
man Of wide experience in the dry
goods and shoe business. AS a
shoe man he has few superiors rs
for ten years he represented one Of
the largest shoe houses in the Uni
ted Statos, thus gaining q knowl-
edgo Of shoes, rs we'll as "where
to buy them." that will be invalu-
ablo to our customers.
Our Mr.. J. T. Arnold was for
several years salesman and buyer
for J. II. Morgan & Bro, and ex-
tends to the many friends and GUS
tomers Of that firm, together with
Che entire public Of Greonville and
surroupding country, = hearty
welcome to Our Now store whom
opened. ''>["'
OUR POLICY SHALL BE:
Fair and square dealing DO Zach
and every ono, satisfaction guaFan-
tsed or money chserfully refunded
quick salss and short profits, han
ding only those lines that ago the
tho best Of their kind, from the
cheapest to tho finest grades, giving
at all timss to our trade tho most
economical price to be had.
Upon this foundation we shall
erect our business
"This is . progressive age."
And we are determined Chat our
connection with tho Dry Goods
and Shoe Business Of Grsenville
shall be productive of manifold
benefits to the entire trade of
Greenville and surrounding eoun-
try Keep sharp watch for our
opening announcements.
Very Respectfully,
MAHON & ARNOLD,
Morgan u Bros Old Stand.
No. 2l3 North Main Street.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
, Adniniutrator,s Salo.

Pursuant to al order: Of the Pro.
bate Court, we, will sell at pickcns
Court House on Thursday, 23d of
February, 1899, tho following per,
bonal property, towit:
About 20 head horses, 20 head
mules, 10 hoad asses, 80 or 40 head
cattle, s two horse wagons and har.
ness, about 3 ono iorae wagons and
harness, 8 six horse powor. steam cl'.
gino. two cottoiY gins and presses,
two mowers aud fakesi opo disc Har
row and lot OF farming tools of all va.
rieties, 800 bushels of wheat, and lot
corn and fodder, &c, Terms Cash.
NJ. A. Hoilingsworth,
;&<a.fR. F. Smith,
Ad'mrs, G. L. Hollingsworth, deed
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
p. f.. Alexander, Deft.

p. e. Alexander, Deft.
Pursuant to an order for sale in
tho above stated case made by
Hon. J. G. Klugh. Judge of the
SLhJudicial Circuit, on the 9Th Of
January, 1899, I will sell to tho
highest bidder at Pickens G. II.
on salesday in February next. the
following tract of leud to wit:
All that pieoe, parcel or tract
O. land in the County and State
aforesaid, on branches Of Big Eas-
tstoe Creek, adjoining lands Of
Mrs. Harriet Bowie, James E. Ha-
good and othera, containing one
thousand (1,O0O) acres more or
less, being part Of tho land set off
to the plaiutit}s by SAID order Of
Court, and plat Of which can be
seen in the Clerks office.
Terms: One half cash on day
salo, balance on credit of twelve
months secured by tho bond OF the
purchaser and mortgage Of the
promises, with interest from day
Of sale.
J. II. @. Mcdaniel,
s. F. G.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
Pickens s. c.. Feb. 7. 1899

MIR. EDITOR:-
It seems that the ACT OF 1893
creating aud forcing new board OF
county commissioners is unconstitu.
tutional. The Act attempts to Gre
ate an office and Board of County
Commissioners for each county, and
then goes on aud takes up another
subject entirely separate..and dcstinct
from tho above and attempts Sto pro-
vide for tho Office Of township and
county Assessor or Equalization
Board, when the Constitution;sec. II
road thus; "Every Act or resolution
huving tho force Of law shall arelate
to but ono subject and that. shall be
expressed in tho title" This Act
relates to two subjects entirely de-
stinct and separate. Tho General
Assembly should correct this error.
J. Fl. NEwTON.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
The Peoples Journal.
Local BrevitieSs
AOllie FAINT, of Anderson, was
in town last week.

-Olll9 u anu VI AuooIbOll, wa
in town last week.
B. II. Callahan, of Liberty
was in town last week.
Re7. j. S. porter preached o yer,
interesting sermon lust Sunday night
B. A. Hagood, Assistant Dis
trict Attorney is in Pickens this
week.
Mr.. w. Il. Mears, formally Of thi
place was again among his friend
this week.
Mrs Brown, Of Earley, 10 Wis
iting hersparonts, Dr.. and Mrs. >
r. Riley.
w. It. Blassingame. went tc
Anderson last woek on protesslon'
ol business.
j. O. Adams, Auditor of Oco-
moo. died ut his home insWalhalla,
S. G. the 1st inst.
s.. J. Ashmore who has been
ont in Texas for the last few years
oame homo last week.
Ron. w. T. Bowen was called
home from Columbia last Satur-
day on account Of the illness Of
his wife.
Rev. J. E. Foater met his reg
ular appointment last Saturday
and Sunday, which was much to
the delight and ediflcstion Of his
congregation.
The Township Board Of Pom
aions will meet on Saturday the
11th.. inst, and the county board
on the 23nd., Wednesday. Hurri-
can township will have to elect u
Board Pensions. BY order of
County Board.
Isaac Bsntly.who was convict
ed Of naurdor in thls county. was
papdonod last Wednesday by Gov
ernoT Ellerbe. reached his home in
Pelzor the l.ext day. His health
had failed him during his service
and he camo homo in the last
stages Of consumption. On Sat
urday morning he passed quietly
away. Ho leaves a wife and little
girl and many relatives to mourn
their loss.
-Thos. A. McMahan, who lives
near Easley, died at his home
Wednesday 1st inst. He was in
his 18th year and had boon a great
sufferer Of Brights disease for
many months and his death was
not surprise to his family and
friends. Mr.. McMahan leaves a
wife and tivo children to mourn
his death. The remains were in
TERED at Mt. Pleasant church on
Thursday, the Rev. DR.. Biloy con-
ducted tho funeral services.
Married, at tho residence of the
brides parents Captain and Mrs. j.
Il. Thornley,, on the lst inst, Miss
Olive Thornley, and r. e. Oliver, f
Laugley S. G. Mr.. Oliver is we'll and
favorably known to tho citizens Of
Piclens and WAS one Of the company,
that built the Pickens railroad. The
bride was an accomplished Christian
young lady and was Il fnvorite with all
who k9sw her. Many good wishes
go withVthe couple rs they journey
through this life.
Franco and Engiand nt War.
BY Tc!cSraph to Tho Daily News.
london, Feb. 4 France and Eng
land arc apparently preparing for
war. The Fronch ministerjof marine
is quoted as declaring that q fight
with Great Britain is now inevitable
Tho British organization is.described
as "humbug."
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
SURVEYOR.

Have your land survod, 7 am
prepared with first class instru-
ments to do you a first class job,
and can be found at my residence,
Alexander, $. G., or you can phone
mo from Foiger q Thornloy's store
Pickons.
JULIUS PARSONS.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
\AHB1 a. is
g 6 Gotstts'@ { - s
T., Rr1ul sion z

1t is a strengthening food and
tonic, remarkable IN its flesh-form-
ing properties. 1t contains Cod
Liver Oil emu1sified or partially
digested, combined with the WE'LL
known and highly priced Hypo-
phosphites Of Lime and Soda, so
that their potency is materially
Increased.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County Of Pickens I
Il IN,c..:x.o Ic


BY !. b. Newbery Esquire Probate
Judge.
Whereas. Mr.. J. J. Chastain end
mrdo suit to me, to grant him
Letters OF Administration OF the
Estate OF and effects OF J. Il. Burdino
dec "ased.
These ore Therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the Kindred and
Creditors of the said j. r. Bnrdinc
deceased, that they be and appear before
me, in the Court OF probnte to be held at
Pickens Court House $. G. on the l7th
day Of Feb. 1899 next. after publication
hereof. at | I o'clock in the forenoon, tt
| shew cause, if any they have why the sale
Administration should not be granted
Given under my Hand, this 9th da,
of Jan. 1899 in tho l23d year OF GU
Independence.
]. B. Newbbery
=. p
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-09
T,Iw 5nee g Gae WwxNY EH kSO%

It viii arrest loss of flesh and
restore to a normal condition the
infant, the child and the adults Ii
Will cnrtch TIC blood Of the anernics
viii STOP ths cough, heal thc issita-
tios, OF tic throat and lwnes, and
core incipieat consumption. We
make this statcnant because the
experience Of twenty-five years has
proven Il in tens Of thousands Of
e4,SGs. De ,mt yop tn sCoTT's Es'ui'ida.
soe and $500, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-12
|'Wafe Cub" paa SGocren

Sebsrsn lisssr ber iom bet melt To-
pence Stpffe al belle 5remtiOens Ror9e
msb Nulisbebsr os Risoomstiloer ipm
faa andre Steoer / Norge. Wun CT
enonu fnapt moi bespnht paa at npttigs
gjpre fig alt bette, Tom oenne ber(i9e
Gonosbel bar at bpoe.
S9bsren inoebapss for 5ipsn DGs
ientlis af Stationsmeiters, Ssns, Sra
lsre os Der os Der nosle 9adrobrugsre.
2unbst ligser Der molten iOm ct Som-
frulanb msb en- fer Duff af posii opsr
fig. Oct sr forunosrligt, at SaOsrsn
%iaauiot lanse bar funnel bore uberert,
naar man t9nter pad ben trdple lib
billing og Rpbrptnins andre Stebsr /
2unoet; men bet tor bel for en- lite IL
ben Del ftripes paa en- bis Wisttlio
til S9osrens Wulisbeber.
Ru ipnss bet imiblsrtib, Iom ON
ben Sio sr psb at pprinbs, ba Saosrsn
ftal fraripss Walsrs os sau poer / bet
pruttiIte 2ip. Som betjenbt blsp Der
ifior Seit brepet en- itart Qsitatipn for
SaosrsnS Opoprtnina peb StraHanz
ger, Os iuaoiot Ri oeb, bpiIsr nu Osnne
Sag / ct eler anbet Department, Tom
forbadbsntIig ON lite altfor l9n9e pil
bringe Sassn inb for Stprtinset.
amtsts StugIelifab tommsr naturs
ligpis psiaa for en- lit. u~oaisntlis Del
til at BABE fin Spmertipmbeb benz
penot paa S9oerens eolbs Ssisr.
Nen bpap enbnu iRssr Times at BABE
trntt paa, bet er llbnpttelisn af Sable
rens berltse Strdnpbrsbbsr. Der tuns
be 10 lagses nariast ouiinbis af Babe
iteoer pg Imaa Sanatorisr Der, Der
tunoe aarlisaars irbpinbes Sufnosr
at aroner, fort fast: Der fan "pdItes"
Sub | fore 3pantitetsr ub af Sqbes
rens Sdnbbreboer, ON snb lite paa
famine Waabe fpm I alonbite.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-12
profesior Oluf Rveh

sr 9sroae Iften ben lobe Ius. afauast
peo Ssosn | Iabsims Sptsl paa llIeips |
Sslsmdrten, bpor ban opbolbt iia paa en-
art9cIpgif Rsiie. 9sosaariassn ansis
pes at bare spioemiit 3oIsrins. bporaf
ban lsb be iioits to ire Sus,.
Sluf Hpsb bar irbt paa Stitlsftao |
8aroalen Ste Sept. 1888. Sdns fsrfts
Stubier eialot Sifturisn, ipm ban fores
orug til Inosnsrnm.n, % bans Sprsless
ningsr cuer Itbsns % Sparias SiItori.
tsr betegnss ION bet melt ilasfit ful5s
enots, Tom sr aipst Deb bort lIniperftet.
Rpsb git imiolertio mere os mere oper
til at oprts artGulreisn ipm Sppsofao,
cs bpao ban pad bette SeIpt bar bbst, st
ct Itprfaaent arbeiOs. ium / Iiss Grab
pionsr ON 5oritsrsns Starpfinbigbsb,
iampittiabeosfulos 9runoiabsb % rias
proouftiDnsspns.
De betposIisite at bans mango Or,
beiosr sr "RprTfs Sloiassr" os "Oplpss
ninser ON norIts 9uarosnuOns," -
besse monumsntals 9epiisr for ben bsiit
fortiente acknowledgements utrrttsliee
glib cs oprinbslige Talent. San bar
operfat os tommsnterst en- Rafts at Sas
sasrns, Os bans afbanolinasr oeorsrsnbs
artauipsifts Smner er iprebte / en-
Ransoe inbsns ps lloenlunoits 9lao, o.
Stbsffriftsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-12

"Spttm aar!1 si.ntos ban baipbsit
ps | en- mtoliDsrbe Zone.
"!5pap beosr DEE"
"Watbilbe".
Bar BET Gjsnitinnst fra @aroinsrn..
icm plubislis sicroe eaesns anfist ial
blsstg
ga, men osres 5amilisnapn2"
"@t, ST.. p~rofesior, min Robsr ,r
bob. 0a iss bar utte 4ar, tpsiepe bun
mig for iioits Sang"
"9pap Dsbe 9srss Mposr arg"
Oct git benos Tom Taa mango onore
ftuftsls 4rbsiosritsr / paris. gn 0oo
traf bun en- uns Nanb, iom fob uuer
benoe i Stano os 9annsIis. Z hams
Sslifab tilbrasts bun mango alate
Wauneoer, men tort 5to sftsr, at bun
bappe lat mig / @sroen, forlDb ban CO
besss, os nrsls 2lur sft,r bsOs min
Ufooer al Sorg % Hso."
"Ss 0erss Saoer2"
"wtin Suoer? San bar lea ulpriu
feet. San ftuoersoe Msoicin. 5sa pes
fun, at ban babos lopst min Rpo,r
9Ggtsffab, men brsb lit Orb, ba bet trm
til Stpttet."
9rofesforen Ointeoe til Stuoenterns.
at be ftulos trGtts iig libt tilbags; bun
bsisoe fig nso uper ben unee 9ige, ION
ON be Orb, Der Tom fra bsnoes 2Sbs.,
bar altfor tpitbure til at gdu tabt. Der
paa iagcs ban lunqiomt, tost ban ipn.
tes at psie stbpert Orb os ranioae fine
Santsr: "Ss sr II aar, flyer De. 7spr
II aar Iiosn bar iss.. 80. bpao beo De-
res Mpoer2"
"Wfathtlos 8dnier, lissium iss. % II
ssicm bun bar iss lartSult % Hsb at
tienbe. Sg Stammsn!!"
Stubentsrns fau profssiorsn falls.
paa &n9 osb Ssngen % unorsoe fla
osrpper. pluoIslis itprtsos en- Strsm
al Blob fra ben unse ptsss 0rbsr, fars
Osoe eassns Sinsrs os bdnnebe en- flor
pa pad 8ulpst.
Wso ct Stris tps profssiurn bet lips
lsis esgem. / fine arms Os trpttebe BET
til Zig, msoens ban raabts: "Rei, mel,
bu maa itts Do 80. mel, Watbilos 80.
min egen 49,"
pluoielis itiso ban 2i9et fra Fe o.
for tilbags. Cans blohfpr9ngte Zine
pdnorsos fra be plsttsbs SGnosr til 9ps
len pau 9ulost, osrfra til ben osos apins
be Os iaa tilbuss til SGnosrns. !San rps
itebs Tom At 8uloe. fmilsbs, taiteoe bet
itclte Sopeo tilbuse; otrpaa lob en- bib,
fiGrenoe, ubpgseIia 2att.r sisnnsm 500
fpitalparslist.
Or. Maurics BE- 9enin bar Bile
ben oanoitti9.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-12
Statsraao 2opIano I fin
Stem

Sm ct geIss, iom Stasraab 2sps
lamb nplie bar afla9t oppe | fin Sisms
bpso, ftr. 81. a. til "Ssnoenfi. @pis":
Oct bar "&irtefsnbas," ba ban Tom
bsrop, og en- flor "gllmus" baObs fans
let fig peb 8irten Og paa Ddasnss; tbi
Rpgtet bar iipst ub, at Statsraab 2sp=
Lamb, ban Ssrunb" pilbs tomms.
Oct bar insen oitsntatip Wobtasslis
meo Surraer og lignenoe; nsi be 9lbre
fob Der msb arbsoig. astslissfulb, bill
ienoe Solcning cg Saarer | manst ct
Sie, mems %llngoOmmen fob meb
blants, unbrsnos Zine % faa pda "ban
Ssrunb," Tom fra 8j9tersut mso 9ass
aefottsr pg Yanbtr9ifo par potset pp
til MI at iibbs / aonssns Raao - for
benz ct fort, rist, slansfulct Gpentpr
fra gpsbsns ss.n bismliss 8reos.
2issfr,m rsrsnpe bar bet at is en-
sammel ~sraabadrst apinbs fomms
frsm at 5lpttsn pso Snpgansn til
"9ptsIst," tags "Ssruno" | Sdanoen
os meb bspasst Stsmms ubbrppe: aa
mel, "a nsi, be- uu' gilt "a iiaa beg,
men bu iienne meg pitt intis at; os
pa bun ri Spn for Sas.n, at osplanb
siprbe bet, iOrtfutts bun: "Sa, es
iaumb, StiOrts fpr beg Os itsloe fpr
beg, oaa ou par paa 2ardrtulsn hos
Sans / Jaret. 9la ia. mptie e annars
IeiI,n no. 8urRrre p9rs meo beg os
isr, beg paa r,tte @sisn."
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-12
Gnomu mere SaInmpntmeri.

Oct b~emmslise peIiti bar foruniia after paaarsbst
en- JaiitnpHtnerbauoe. oenne gaus I en- al Bnsn Rem
Doris 6orftrber, us iuuest en- waanaoe falfe s..
seoIer, icm Or ida aoot titereiorte. at en- aImiuoslia
4eriou life tiIos fable paa anset. tHe at be Dor rate.
6oao Der er AZ TOR 8rroi bar aItio az eeeruasre
Orrtt @ientano for GitrliantHs. lite minsf ben be-
rpHte eoiisttsrs Ravebiiier, iom bar manas otter.
Iiansre. ueu ipser TN 2ise for alminb.Iiss llorbensr
ION Jeber. aplbiebsr, RaIaria. ilet q Orosiefie, 1pss
rtyti, Gprtpppeiis. Rtrvsf;st o. aIniHeeiia sprts
ieIie. Stt.ren orener saaerus Rapsn. % raar
@apsn CT aoe, arbsibscpaiis s:aup, pstr ben bdabs
m get % acct SIse. Raa bsnHs Eaaaee rirfer Sit.
isrsn saa ueipriuast til stprie % Yeptepatiabso,
a~isusissr slasr til ben svdas % Rtsbruete. sUs,
Ten fsr Q terIientnaer, naar re fisber. @ai alto
III paaIibfIiss ssetbetsrs. ion bar Orb for at islas
buae Der f~srlanseA. Cgept)
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-12
&riaems Ret.

Oberten | en- p,uOinsbp par blst ubs
napnt til 8ensral % sap | ben anlebnina
ct a~fftsossilos for Rssimsntsts Office
rer.
0a ban Bob @sltOmmsn, ia ban:
- Sus MI lss, mine 8.nnsr. Z ian
bilbe jer inb, at 5absne us 5Iafsrns er
5ienosri
Da Sslftabet git fra gorbst, opbas
ssos Sberitsn. at en- Ssrssant bulbsr
paa at fiifte ct par SLATER Din / gua,
lommen.
Gortsrnet raab.r ban:
- Spab er BET, De bsftiI.r Der, Bal
l.rup9
gansrup rsttsr fig op os sjsr fran
6onnsr.
- Seq tar ct pur 5isnosr til 5ans.,
Sr. Sbsrit.