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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23

The mould department of the Bellaire
stove foundry has been shut down for
repairs and improvements. The en-
ployes of the department have been
granted an advance in wages Of ten per
cent. on an average.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23

light and sewerage VIII claim the atten-
ton of the citizens next The Connection
Valley Oil stock is booming, as s25 shares
are worth 500. They nave fourteen pro-
ducers and several dfsfiing wells inside
defined lines Trains on the Pan Handle
and w. & L. E. pass through an avenue of
derricks at points, due to the fighting Of
rival companies to offset the work of the
others. On the right side of the Pan Han
ode S. Bailey Jr., has wells drilling to
offset the Lawrence Oil Co Bailey has
wells on the left side, where he is after
Myers & Brown. Kennedy & FitzgibbonS
along the W. G. L. E, are after the Law
renee Or Co
Operations have been started in the vi
cinity of Freeport by several companies
in the hope of discovering a pool there.
Canton company has started well one
half mile south of the Harrison county
line in Guernsey county. A fine quality of
subricatiug oil was found IN the Big Injun
at the Wilson farm, near Hopedale. Ru-
pert & Harrai1. who drilled a buster on
the j. Bower farm near Bowerston will
chance another well, The Weyant well is
still being pumped The Phillips Oil Co.
will begin another well on the Jas. Bor-
land farm soon.
Carroll County.-The Sherrodsville Oil
Co. No. came in dry this week; another
we'll will be located in two weeks. Car
rollton Oil Co. No l did not show up
enough oil to be profitable and was aban-
doned. Taylor-Nivin No. 1 was drilled in
and was duster This company WIFI drill
on the Geo. Virgins farm. The Augusta
well was a duster. the Berea and a thin
streak at that was found at 900 feet and
although they drilled 800 feet deeper no
signs of Berea were found. This company
will drill another we'll in East township
The Atwood company have their derrick
completed. A Canton company viii drill
in Harrison township. Two home and a
Cleveland company will drill near Dell
Roy. About % test. holes are yet to be
drilled in Carroll county. well will be
drilled on the Dutenhaver farm near Dell
Roy Davis. Johnston & Co. will drill on
the j. S. Palmer farm on Mcclure creek
A heavy gas pressure was found in the
Taylor Nivin web. which win be utilized
Peterson County.-Abrams & Co. are
starting a well three-fourths OF a mile
northwest of Adena. Me.dren & Co have
started test well on the Naylor farm ~
miles northwest of smsthfiesd The Cad.z
company wen at Annapolis came in 4
buster this week AuIt & Co. have started
= wen on the Adams farm near Berg
holx. Snyder and Cleveland parties have
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-11

SPRUCE street is becoming beauty.
The paving and the handsome side
walks have improved it wonderfully
1t is the favOrite residence street and
will be more popular still War will
be made on the stables until they
eventually will all be moved.
4 EAsQUERADE ball will be given
at the Turn Verein Hall in Seneca on
the evening of the goth. Quite a
number of invitations have been is
sued and gay throng will be there.
Messrs. Marschner, Rosenmerkle,
Crawford, Stein and Truog are the
promoters of the affair.
MEMS Cancels Hair underwear only
so cents at Waters.
THE New England Bakery will
keep full line of all its products at
the Delicatassen on Peasants street.
Patrons can call there or phone orders
as may best suit their convenience.
The goods turned out by the New
England are famous and will be kept
up to their present high standard
The present series Of the Peoples
Building Association will pay out
about the middle of next month.
There will be mighty comfortable
feeling among the stock holders when
that time arrives. A number of them
will have their homes paid for and all
liens will be cancelled. A number of
others who have loans will feel great
ly relieved. Another remarkable
record made by the managers is the
fact that of the capital stock of $685.
900 there will not be dollar of loss.
Immediately upon the close of this
one new series will be opened. Per-
sons who desire to take stock should
leave their names and the amount
they will carry with DR.. Casselberry.
There are two other associations here
with large capital that are also very
profitable and equally safe.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-11
SPARROW'S CHOCOLATES
You Can Get Them DULY at
TIL ACME BOOK STORE,
III. L. SWISHER, Proprietor.

ANYTHING you want to eat buy at
the City Market.
SEE the high top shoes for boys and
girls at Waters.
PATRONS of Smiths Dry Goods
Store will get a beautiful calendar for
1900, at that store.
SOME of our oil men are especially
fortunate. Some very big strikes
have recently been made.
Miss BELLE ARCHER wont be the
only contented woman here on the
10th. All who attend will be con-
tented.
THE Pittsburg Dispatch says that
we are having a second Indian sum-
mer and no matter whether it is first
or second it is certainly delightful
season.
THE murder of lack Taylor should
be thoroughly investigated. The
facts as given by his brother in
this paper yesterday would warrant
vigorous action.
OUR ice men are already preparing
to harvest a big crop the coming win
ter should there be one. Cobun &
Selby have about doubled their ca
pacity and John Lantz has built a
very large house for the use of the
hotel.
You will have to lose some sleep if
you wish to see the falling stars next
week, but you need lose no sleep about
where or how, or what kind of cor
set to buy: Go to Smiths Dry Goods
store and you will find it.
For SALE: A good heavy horse
Apply to VIM. Wilmington.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-11
REMEMBER THE NAME.

If you cannot see the kind of a
blanket or comfort in the window at
Smiths Dry Goods Store that you
want, just go inside and you will find
it,
THE work on the dam here will stop
on December 1st and nothing more
will be done until next spring. A
great deal will be done in the mean
time however and next year there will
be great hustle taken on by the
contractor who will do great deal
more during the next season than he
has done yet in any one summer.
THE Delicatassen, the new restau-
rant opened its doors on Friday morn
ing and made a rather remarkable
record for the first day. The proprie-
tor was surprised at the trade especi-
ally in the evening it being so much
larger than expected it was impossible
to serve all properly The place is
very inviting and things are served
in very dainty manner.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-11
THE best mince meat and buck
wheat -four at the City Market.

THE best mince meat and buck
wheat -four at the City Market.
If you have any school books you
want to sell read the Acme ad in to-
days issue. They want to buy them.
SENATOR FAULKNER has placed US
under obligations for valuable stats
tical works gathered from the last
census. The Senator is always mind
full Of his friends.
THREE gentlemen residing in Nor
gantown are spoken of by newspapers
throughout the state as prominent
candidates for state superintendent of
schools. They are: Profs. Arm
strong and Miller and II. L. Swisher
We are frequently called upon to fur
nish men needed to fill important
positions.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-11
ABOUT OUR r RIENDs.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.

WutTc tue1 aTc anu NOW tutf aEcs
Mrs. Jason Clark is visiting rela-
tives in Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pride have
gone to Brownsville for short Wis
it.
Mrs. B. FL. Hite is back from a
short visit to her parents in Wheel
ing.
While John Lantz is about again
he has not yet regained his old time
vigor.
Frank Bannister is back from
New York where he has been on
business.
Mrs. Jason Clark and Miss Gosney
have gone to Wheeling for visit of
several days.
Miss Temperance Gosney is visit
ing relatives at Cameron and will be
absent week.
Olney B. Stewart returned TO Chi
cage Yesterday evening after visit
TO see his mother " no is suiii Nci5 ii.
Mrs. S. G. Stewart still continues
very i'll. She is an excellent lady and
her affection is greatly regretted by
her friends.
Mr. N. E. Michael, a well known
young citizen of Arnettsyille, was
among the business visitors in town
on Saturday.
Misses Hayes and Hough are artists
in china painting and art needle
work. They give instruction in both
at very reasonable rates
Mr.. L. Pickenpaugh is back from
visit to his farm in Marion county
where he went to look after his tim
bering interest in that section.
Col. Jos. Nennrmctt has been out
at his new well on the Rufus Bell
farm in Battelle district and return
ed to town last night.
Dwight Miller who had his knee
twisted sometime ago is unable to be
out and is confined to his room by the
injury. We hope that he may get
better of the attack soon.
Mr.. S. G. Yoke has moved from
Fairmont to this place to have the
advantage of the University. He has
two sons and daughter to educate
They will live on Sunnyside.
Mr.. P. II. Keck who has been i'll so
| long still fingers. He recently suffer
ed stroke Of paralysis in addition TO
| his other affliction His friends think
his strength must soon give out.
Mr. Horace Atwood of the Expert
ment Station has returned from ST.
Marys where he had been attending
farmers institute in the interest of
the Station. No one else from Nor
gantown was present at the meeting.
Misses Virginia and Augusta
Wilson have started for Havana
where their father Col. j. L. Wilson
is stationed and will pay him an ex
tended visit. They expected to re-
turn to Morgantown when they left.
Col. Wilson is quarter master OF
the Province of Havana and is sta
toned in the city.
Tom &. ncsay's family and guests
were thrown into state of alarm the
first of the week over peculiar sick
ness that seized them after eating
turkey Sunday and Monday and a
| physician was summoned Fortu-
nately. they all escaped serious re-
suits, except Ed Steady who has been
quite sick all the week. -Clarksburg
Telegram.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-11
II You Want to Buy

A home for song and have years
to pay for it, call at this Office and
get particulars.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-11

IS unusually large per cent but It has been made
on these lots several times,
Don't you want to invest few spare dollars each
month and repeat the experience of others.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-11

People out of the arc don't believe
in floods.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-11
II huge Joke
10 longer Is
nortb nlorgantcWtl.
80 per cent.

! With its $50, 200 worth of beautiful
homes all built within two years.
The leader., 1899-10-18

= HOBBS. Editor and Proprietor.
SCARBOROUGH, Field Editor.
co,lNTy DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For state Senator,
CHARLES CHRISMAN.
For Representative,
W. X. NORTON.
For Floater Representative,
DIR. A. NJ. DoDDs.
For Sheriff,
DK. r, X. APPLEWlIITE.
For Chancery Clerk,
r. W. MCNAIR.
For Circuit Clerk,
S.P.OIIVER.
For Treasurer,
d. l.. EASTERLING.
For Assessor,
&C. COSNAHAN.
FOR superintendent of Education,
EDGAR GREEN.
For Coroner and Ranger,
GEORGE 5. LAMBRIGIT. JR.
For Surveyor,
WM. RUSSELL.
For Supervisors.
Reat w. f. PARSONS,
Beat 2-J.C. BRYANT,
Reat 3-W. j. WILLIAMS,
Beat JOSEPH SASSER,
Reat John WALKER.
For Justices of the Peace,
Beat1-F. +. F.ScnNoRRENBERG, X. d. LANlEh'
Reat &c. T. DOUGLASS, HAMILTON SMITH.
Rsat At J. Gill w. c. SUMMERS.
Reat4R. r. ALLBRIrToN. JAMES M. KING.
psat BARrIErr SMITH. J. 0. FAIRMAN.
For ConStabes.
Bpat ii. HARDY MAGEE.
Reat FLOYD MIDDLETON,
Beat 3-B. A. WILLIAMS,
Beat At. y. LAMBRlGHT,
Beat 5-R. c. NOBLE.
The leader., 1899-10-18

MANY towns in the State are taking
steps towards the erection of cot.
ton factories, and several have com
pieted the necessary arrangements and
sn mlil soon be at work on the buildings.
shnat, nere Is no reason why Brandon
0tpad SHIuid not be among the number.
~ ".ner localities are working on the
tbo tbboperatlve plan, which appears to be
sbe she most practicable. 1t is to issue
ma snares OF stock to be paid in weekly or
Jpoatiny payments. Thus, If the
sna snares are placed at 800 each, the
INSCRIPTIONS mon.r would pay 81 or 50 a
sbon,1 JonI1 on each share. Suppose a man
raS aouiu subscribe for ten shares, rep
osentihg rag $1,000 of stock. His pay
Aents would be 80 per month. if the
paynients We're 81 per share, or 500 a
To T'h IL the payments were 81 a share.
ia capital of $4,000 was desired, which
caaS a. ilttle as would be practicable, the
"a sH would would come in at the rate of $500
oas eIUoo per month, according to the
nssessment as above. In six or eight
.onths site could be purchased. and
S,,n1gements 30 made for material for a
nnIIiluiug. By the time this was com
fse.eu' arrangements could be made
nno NJ. machinery, on which it would be
easb ny 10 pay only small part in
eonI3 nus In year or two, the plant
wi.L oe put in working condition,
the no ourdensome outlay by any of
Will promoters. Once in operation,
taLn proper arrangements, 1t would
wisbre VIII care OF the deferred payments
"i.hout trouble.
has @ profits, there is little appre-
40 dsion 10 be felt. While all could not
sboa Al as wei as the case cited below, it
foII"'s~ fs ~hst has been accomplished, as
AT AT Cloverton, S. c., a cotton mill re-
f,Iea earnings for the year ending
esa OF sB,940, which was Al per
nsn oi the capital stock of the COM
esy The necessary buildings for in
MN n;eSaslhg the original capacity of the
tnmI .nree fold will be ready this au-
tba % Tnis is the first enlargement of
vae mil since its erection about eight
non ago, because of the determine
vi the management that the full
ssessment should be paid to the
os.uahhoiders ~ In dividends before any
~ u .ne profits were used to increase
win Nuslness. This payment was made
Bsa n .he June dividend of Al per cent.
oraaSton Nescs.
WY can't Brookhaven have a cotton
oryS There is ample capital in the
s;s ~ ano county to establish a good
,, ea eottcn mill, and no better loca-
''0n than this could be selected,
The leader., 1899-10-18

Hon. r. Fl. Henry, president of the
National Press Association, has been
IN st. Louis attending a meeting OF
the executive committee of that body
lor the purpose of arranging the pre-.
hmlnaries for the meeting of the as.
sociation in New Orleans during the
winter. The association will visit
jackson, Vicksburg, Meridian, Grena
ia and other Mississippi towns. AT
.ae conclusion of the meeting in New
ofieans the association will take q
uip to either Cuba or California, as
'ne committee may decide.
The leader., 1899-10-18
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
We are authorized to announce
G.. :. MCMILLAN

as candidate for reelection to the office of
Iustcp of the Peace of District No. |, Lincoln
county. at the ensuing November election.
The leader., 1899-10-18
ANNoUNcEM ENTS.
FOR TREASU

FOR TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce
JOHN NJ. MAY
as a candidate for Treasurer of Lincoln county
at the regular election, Tuesday, November Z,
1909.
The leader., 1899-10-18

A fatal shooting affray occurred at
Crystal Springs Baptist church eigh-
teen miles southeast of Columbia,
Oct. 9th. \ young farmer, Mig Spears,
had been for some time, at variance
with young man named Will Stagner
Spears brought the affair to a climax
by attacking Stagner on the church
ground, with knife, stabbing him
severely in the neck. Stagner, who
was trying to avoid a quarrel, forced
to defend himself, shot and killed his
antagonist.
The leader., 1899-10-18

There is no chance for the Populists
in this county except to catch the Dem
ocrats mapping. All voters who partic-
ipated in the July Democratic prima-
ries, should 90 to the polls on Novem-
ber 7th and see to it that the ticket
then nominated is elected without the
loss of single man.
The leader., 1899-10-18

The author of the numerous incen-
diary fires that have occurred in Merid-
ian of late was discovered last. Friday.
He is a white boy. Wilmer Holt by
name and is mentally unbalanced.
He was caught In the act of setting
fire to a barn on the grounds of the
East Mississippi Female College.
The leader., 1899-10-18
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF the City of BrOOkhaven's FL
nanciaI Condition..

The following is true and correct
statement of the resources and expend-
itures of the municipality of the City
of Brookhaven, Miss, from October 1st.
1898, as appears on record on the books
of the officers of said City:
The leader., 1899-10-18

II wish to express my thanks to the
manufacturers of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, for
having put on the market such won
derful medicine" says w. w. Massin-
gill, of Beaumont, Texas. There are
many thousands of mothers whose
children have been saved from attacks
of dysentery and cholera infantum
who must also feel thankful. 1t is for
sale by G. Il. Grafton, Druggist.
The leader., 1899-10-18
Tulane University of Louisiana,
NEW ORLEANS.

College of Arts and Sciences.
Classical, Literary, Latin Scientific
and Scientific Courses.
COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY.
Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Su-
gar and Architectural Engineering.
H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College
for Young Women, with Art and
Boarding Departments.
Fall term of above opens October End.
Law Department opens Nov. 18th.
Medical Department opens Oct. 18th.
For special or general catalogs address
WIN. o. ROGERS, Secretary.
The leader., 1899-10-18

Respectfully submitted.
W. III. SEAVEY.
Oct. 8, 1899. City Clerk.
The leader., 1899-10-18

Henry Price was killed at Lauder.
dale by a heavy piece of timber falling
on him from the ceiling of house
upon which he was working.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09
9nntnnG.
SaSoe CT Snno | lin bpire ennge.

Sra Maripn bersttes 2groug: Soz
Ispb 5atFeIo, ION eier Fremont Sotel
Der / 9psr, bar i nGItsn 20 Oar liot
at en- pIa9fOm Smsrts / bpire 2ungs,
og 2Ggerne bapbs for l9nge iioen OPP
oipet BAN fom baablss teringsfpg.
Sipr / ben Iensre Sio bar ban ippttet
Blob. Sbag iii ban ct MT Infalb fra
9ungen nstop pda bet Stso, Der baooe
fOradrIaget BAN iau tore Smerter.
: nGite gisblit 6oitebe ban op ben
fremmebe Subitans, ION peb llnbsrz
iegslIs bite Zig at bare - en- Sano,
"a benne baooe ban baarst / 6pire
2unge / bsnpeo 20 @ar. 6or Iaa lang
lib iiben, fortlarer SIR. Satielb M,
LOB ban flere SGnoer tr9tte ub. 5or
at linbre Smsrterne beo 5anbpperds
tionen blsb Gas anbenot, og msbens
ban lad bepibitlss, pdsisreoe en- Sanb
nsb igiennem 2uitrsret og bar altiaa
lat fla fat | 2ungen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09
Alnhnntn.
Jirror @anes epusiorheitlis.

tennessee Gpal, Srpn &c Rdilroao
60. % SIoTs Srpn &c Steel 60.
Tom tilidmmsn beitiGitigsr 10000
a~ularbsiosrs. bar for fisros Sang
Then ben lite Warts fOrboiet arbeioss
priIerue msO 212 Gents pr. 2on -
tilIammeu 10 Gents pr. Son slsr en-
HOrbsislIs al % prucsnt, bersttes fra
Birmingham. Ssrupriiernss psoblis
Oenoe Stissn Tribes osnns glGbsIise
silftanb. griIen pda bsbite Stebes
isrn sr M ida bsi ION nossniinoe ! De
fofte ii Oar. og Q~rbeiOsrnes 2snnins
ger bar alorig tioligers pGrst iad beis
Iom nu. Gn anben SmitGnoighso er,
at Der sr itabig @irtiumhso pso Ssrns
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09
Saan, life QlmiSie.
Set er, bpab Gubansrne iprlan9er.
Tiger Sen. 6ola5o.

Sabanu, Abe Suni.-Go[loao oHerts
lig9isr ibas / "!Ssralo OF Supuna" Ell
9rep, bpori ban fortlarer ben cubanfts
Situation - fra cubanit Spnspunt..
Gan flyer blanot unoet:
Gn bel Del at ben S~istusiion, ION
MI fsrss, piier, of ben pirtslige Situas
tion er misforituast. gaabs 4msrttus
mere og Gubaners arbeibsr benimoo
gems udfb9ngisbso. Oct er ingen 90rl
ON, at Gubas Stisnbso pg RigOom pua
Srsmtibsmuligbsoer bar outt tiGiOe
9ruaoig6so hos mango al bore 8eis.
qenoe, % bet bar pGret | oeres oSnter'
este at frsmitille Situationen, fom ON
Glibanerns bar triosrIfe % u'tprlige,
mebsns 5dttum sr, at Gubunsrs sr iuu
frebiommelige, at life cugang Sun
esrsneb fan lebe benz til at bssad ulops
liee 9anblinger.
Silbubst ON en- &lmisie pau 3 Mits
lipnsr Dollars bar iaaret bort 5o!t.
Sois be Sorsneoe Statsr snIter at befti
Zen, burbe be bstals SoIoatsrns, boab
be tiltommsr | 5orm at ct 2dan til
Cuba - ct 2dan, fpm Gubunsrne mso
Gl9be bilbs bstals tilbass. 8i sniter
ingen glmisie, og ben Soloning, iOm
ben umeritunIts Resjsring bar inbtaget
pperfor os, fplber ps fun mso Wistils
lib. Gubnnerns FAR b9rst unbsrtust /
fire aarbunoreoer, fuu insen bsr uns
brss pod, at be sr mistGntIOmms. go.
Gubansrns fiber Rsb, men tSunoreoe
Suiinosr at Dollars foItes paa gdlaos
Ter til be amsrifdnIte aommdn0srsr,
Der anpenbsr be militQre slsr be fpan.
Ifs 2obs efter ium be timber pasienbs.
Den tilbubts Qlmisie pil / ale Iii
fGlos bli en- Siaito. forbi ben sr Ioa
utilitrattelig. 5orat fuu Srbsn / Gu
gsrne igien, brdgt 2ano6rugst paa 7oc.
% fua armsen ubbetalt, Tom ben fOrs
tisnsr tr9ness minOit $5O,OOO,0OO.
Sg at Tua oft bette rsuliisrst beror fun
paa Qmsritdnernes Billie.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09
Orren1t.
@ulbhlno | SoisSbiut Gountu.

Soispb DalIb os Gofparb 8urte
inbtraf i Ssnbues til Portluno pau
Gisnnsmrsiis til Gan 5rancisco, bDOr
be pil tjgbs en- Stompsmsqs til fin
8ulo9rube / Soiepbire Gpuntp. 5
mango 4ar bupoe be forgippss Isgt
efter Cub, ou be ejOroe bet fore
Suno for en- Wadnebs Sib Iiben.
Seq trOr, bet er bet itsrits Sub
funb, ION noeeniinbs er 9iort FER pad
Shitsn," bem9rteos WalI6. Der er
Sub moi til at 9isre os beags til
Multimiqipn9rer." Sc TO Wrno
pdotruf en- 8ulbuare, buorfru be uo,u
@anfslig6eo, tiger be, bar st llobntts
al $4,000 ON 9dgen osb SirGp al en-
~alminbelie Saanomorter. Dalf6 er
65 gar gammel os bar for en- Wdas
nsb iiben fattig fom en- 8irterotte.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09
Oof en- Gruit.
Yriien paa Sorobrussreoifaber for
10 ct 20 Yrotent.

"sbe Rort6ps'tsrn qlop asiocias
ton, en- 25 aar sdmmsl Organization.
i~Orunbrsoe forlsosn Dag RaOnst iii
"~Rprtbpsitsrn plop uno Supplement
Qsiociation". Silisislisn al bette enc
Orb | Rupnst 6stpbsr en- bel Del, mems
Zig at Sreanifationsn sr uboibst til og~
iad at omfatts 5abrituntsr at en- Wasi.
andre Sldss SorbbrugsrsbItuber Iuu
iom Corn planters, GuItipators, aae
SIags Sabre o.i.p. Samtioigt msO
Summsnilutningsn at uas bisie ga
b%ritantsr Og 5oranbring az 6orsnir'
gems Pdpn, blsp BET o9iaa b~siuttet At
forhsi. priisn pad ale Sorb6rugsrsos
ita6er m,p 20 Qrocsnt. Som 9runn
bsrtil anisres ben fore Stisnins i pris
len paa Rdamatsrialsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Ter CT for 5ioen en- bitter Crib
mellem lsbcnoe Populiitsr | Spo 7afo.
ia. G5iurarcefommtsi9r 8. 6. Camp,
bea, iOm iiior bar en- al GuOsrusr Sees
met iprigs Beurorere. cr at @uoerns.
rem unorrrettei ON, at ban efter be lite
Suli life bar Brig for BAN iOm Gsiu.
raneeiommisirr. Grant q. Ring, iom
bar "Ieputp" uuber ben betjeuote US.
iurarcsfommisi9r aipp, sr uOnRont til
bans Gitsrisiser | Gm6eoet. Or. Camp
bel sr naturliguis messt bitter mob
@uuernsr Sec, iDm ban ipnss BAR bano.
let trOlsit.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

6uuerusr ginsree bar | en- sseubarp
big Sfriuelie til ben norit' oanits 9rss'
ieiorsnina Inobuot ben Ill at boloe
aarsmsoet / 1900 Ee.roii, Rid., en-
Bp, iom ltaI bare me9et pasieHoe ior
iaaonuns isitlige Sammsutomiter os
lloilu9ter. let sr befisnoi mol. at Gu.
rernsr Yiusrse sr en- Wnuo, iom tror,
pan ueo noset al buert, % bet sr msset
mutist, al BAN fuuoe sioe be nOrit'oan'
lie S~ournaIiiter mango npttise 8iut ON,
buorlsoes be ital rsoisere os itgrs ct
Btao. Selu ON ban life sisr bet, ina
fan be bog al BAN lare at planie 8otss
ter, iabritere Go cs itgre en- Stat, Be
fiRitigsIisr, iOm ianbipnlisuis life nos
gen Of 9rssieiOrsninsens Reblemmer
bar bait bet rinseite aienbitab til. men
bet sr arbsibsr, iom nOsen bper fan iaa
irsmtioig anlsbnins til at uoiere.
grspst itaar paa ct auost Siso |
Staoet.