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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-12

We do not always know the constant
danger that confronts us through all the
daily walks of life. 1t may be an acci-
dent or sudden illness; or perhaps dis
ease that has been stealing upon US from
day to day.
1t used to be considered that only urin-
airy troubles were to be traced to the kid
neys, but now modern science proves that
nearly all diseases have their beginning in
the disorder Of these most important
organs.
Now by this Is not meant that you
should overlook all the other organs and
merely look after the kidneys.
Your other organs may need attention
but your kidneys most, because they do
most.
If you are sick do not neglect your kid
neys, because as soon as they are well
they will help all the other organs to
health.
The kidneys may get weak or diseased
from thousand and one causes; from
overwork. worry, a simple cold, from lift
ing, strain or excess in high living.
Others may suffer from diabetes, dropsy.
swelling of the feet and ankles. rheuma-
tism, bad blood, govt, gravel, catarrh of
the bladder, sleeplessness. anaemta, ner-
vousness headache or neuralgia.
All these symptoms are due to kidney
trouble. and the most prompt and effect
ual cure Is DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney remedy.
In taking Swamp-Root you AFFORD nat-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-12

ural help to nature, for Swamp-Root n
the most perfect healer and gentle aid to
the kidneys that IL known to medical
science.
II there is any doubt in your mind as
to your condition. take from your urine
on arising about two ounces, place It In
a glass or bottle and let IT stand twenty
four hours. II, on examination. 1t 10
milky or cloudy, II there Is brfck-dust
settling, or II small particles float about
In It. your kidneys are in peed OF imEne-
date attention.
Swamp-Root should at once be taken
upon the least sign of III health. 1t will
make you well and Is for sale the world
over In bottles Of two sizes and two
prices, fifty cents and one dollar.
Swamp Root Ii used in the leading hos
pitfalls, recommended by skilIful physi-
clans in their private practice: and Is
taken by doctors themselves who have
kidney ailments, because they recognise
in 1t the greatest and most successful
remedy for kidney, liver and bladder
troubles
To prove it's wonderful efficacy. send
your name and address to DIR. Kilmer q
Co.. Binghamton, N. T., mentioning that
you read this generous offer In the Scat
tie Daily Observation-Disclosures, when YOU
will receive, free of all charge, a SAM
pie bottle OF Swamp-Root and a valuable
book, by mail, prepaid. This book con-
tains many Of the thousands upon thou
sands of testimonial letters received from
men and women cured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-12
JAPANESE PARLIAMENT OPENS.
Every Prospect That Things VIII Go
Smoothly for the Government.

YOKOHAMA, Nov. Is (via San Francis
co. Dec. 1D.-Parliament opened on the
22d and the first test vote showed ma
iority of fifty for the ministerial party.
Unless a fight for the spoils causes d.
vision. there is every prospect that things
will go smoothly for the government in
all Its projects.
CARRYING things with high hand In China
have dwindled into a commonplace Incl
dent In diplomatic negotiations. The indif.-
ference, however, with which the original
reports were received and commented up
on is highly significant Of the change OF
attitude in the public mind. Tidings OF
any further impending partition or the Chi
uese empire are now taken as matter of
fact, and excite little comment whereas
only a few months ago they were the oc-
casion of great excitement and consterna-
ton.
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BLOW TO MoLINEUx DEFENSE.
Reluctant Witness Gives some DAM
aging Testimony.

NEW YORK. Dec 1i.-Roland B. Molin-
eux, on trial for the murder OF Katherine
]. Adams, was visibly perturbed this
morning when the prosecution called to
the witness chair Mamie Melando form.
erly a forewoman in the Newark paint
factory of which Molineux was vice
president. She was questioned concern
ing the note paper kept by Molineux In
his rooms at the factory, and testified
that this paper was of robins egg blue.
with a crest of three silver crescents in
terlaced. This same paper was used In
a certain discriminating letter whose au-
thorship Molineux denies. Miss Melando
testified that she had discussed the cres-
cent-crested paper with Barlow 8. Weeks
last January, weeks before Molineux vs.
arrested.
Mr. Weeks had sent for her. The wo-
man was a reluctant witness. being
friend of Molineux, and evidently aware
Of the importance of her testimony,
While Miss Melando gave the direct
evidence against Molineux. the testimony
was evidently considered by the prosecu-
ton as establishing the identity OF Mol
ineux and the mysterious person VINO
wrote to the medical company.
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Duffy's Pure Reasf svfsSskey

In an article which appeated II Tie n. sue
Meade Center Kans.
My DEAR BRO. Your favor with the enclosed
slip Is mt hand The facts are these: My wife was
an invalid for several years. and. on our physi.
clans Recommendation, used certain preparation
with very great benefit | received u letter in
oniring az 10 its effects, TO which replied as
follows: II am Presbyterian clergyman,
Doctor of Divinity NOT OF Medicine, but am not
afraid 10 say that Duffy's Formula and Dufy's
Pure Malt Whiskey are the purest and most effect
i've preparations rs medicines know OF, and my
experience is large one" am q temperance
man, and never used and would never advise any
man or woman to use. any intoxicant as bever-
age. My recommendation of Dnffys Formula
and Whiskey was made after O thorough khoMi-
edge of their great value as medicines Inc
statement was made deliberately and based unon
facts, aud do not hesitate to stand by IL. Ine
many temperance men who have written me on
this subject do not seem 10 realize that was a
temperance man before many of them were born.
sincerely yours B. MILLS. DID.
DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO., Rochester, N.r.
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Nervousness, Sour stomach
and Gastritis.
KILL THE GERMS
which Cause the Disease Itelf, and
all These VIII Disappear.
THIS is EASILY DONE.
The New Treatment Never Fails to
Cure, no Matter How severe
the Case May he.

Now that It has been proven beyond all
doubt that food is not digested In the
stomach, only prepared by this organ for
digestion in the intestines; and that dys-
pepsia Is only caused by disease germ,
the use of digestive ferments to assist
digestion may be dispensed with. The
same can be said of remedies given to
cure Flatulency. Nervousness, Sour stom-
ETC.; these are but the after effect or
symptoms of the disease. not the disease
itself, consequently such remedies can
only afford temporary relief.
To cure Dyspepsia you must XIII
the germs which cause IT..
To relieve the symptoms. 1t re-
quires two different remedies, which
II given together counteract the cf-
feet Of each other.
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ARRESTED FOR EXPRESS ROBBERY
Former Employe Accused of Steal
ing Over $4,000.

OMAHA, Dec. ia special to the Bee
from Cheyenne. Wyo., says: Ed: Nep-
tune, an ex-employe of the Pacific FIX
press Company, was arrested today
charged with robbing the office of the
company in this city.
Neptune. who was formerly an express
messenger from Omaha to cheyenne ana
later from Cheyenne to Ogden, denies the
charges against him. and says he was
at hts home at the time the robbery was
committed on Sunday night II is now
officially reported that the robber carried
away 80 400 in cash and $4,000 worth of
money orders and other vaIuables.
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nYOmEI DYSPEPSIA CURE

never fails to cure because 1t contains the
only germicide known of sufficient power
to destroy the bacilli of dyspepsia with
out injury to the patient. 1t never fails
to relieve the symptoms, because unlike
any other treatment, each remedy liz CIV
en- separately. 1t has proven positive
cure In every case tried and this Is why
IL Is the only one ever guaranteed
Sold by ali druggists or sent by mail.
Price 80 cents. One days treatment sent
free on receipt of &c stamp for postage.
THE R. T. BOOTH COMPANY.
Ithaca, N. z.
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Tanfornn Park Races.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. li-weather at Tan
foran fine; track muddy. Results
Six fnrlsngs. seIling-White Fern won. Sisquoc
second, Leipsic third Time, 1:l7t.
Mile and quarter. sellins-Espionage won, Owy-
hee second Alicia third Time, 2l2
SIX furlongs- sardine won. Tarhill second. Giro
third. Time, l OF
Mile handicap -Timemaker won, Napamax second
Dr. Nembula third Time lash
Mile, seling--Merops won Tom Cromwell second
Dare II. third. Time. las
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the captain OF the foundered steamer Mia
CARA was found on the beach today:
McGlory. Good bye. Steamer Niagara
foundered about three miles from Port
Maitland
10 the NIAGARA have drffted ashore
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To Prohibit Combinations.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Nor
gan, of Alabama. has introduced joint
resolution to prohibit combinations be-
tween corporations to control interstate
commerce and transportation.
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Michignn bribery Cases.

LANSING, Mich, Dec. LEX Attorney
General Fred A. Maynard, aof Grand Rap
ids. was today arraigned on an indictment
found against him last week by the grand
jury. He pleaded not guilty and was re-
leased on ball.
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HARTFORD. Conn. Dec. n.--Spike Sui
Ivan got the decision over Young Ken
ny. the Chicago lightweight, in the sixth
round OF what was scheduled to be
twenty-round bout
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Anti.Trust Bill introduced

WASHINGTON. Dec. Ex-senator Chill
ton today introduced bill prohibiting the
sending Of articles. the making Of which Is
controlled by a trust. from one state to
another
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ARRESTED AS SPIES.
Two American Commercial Travel
ers Detained Mt Queenstown.

BELFAST, Dec. 1.-Two American COM
mercial travellers who have arrived mere
say they were detained at Queenstown on
suspicion of being Boer spies.
They add that the United States consul
obtained their release, and that he is max
ing an inquiry into the matter.
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EMBEzzLER BROUGHT BACK.

He HAD skipped to Japan, Taking
mn Actress with Him.
SAN FRANCIsCO Dec. lion board
the steamer America Maru, which arrived
here today, Is Z. a. Kent. ~ sha T., Of =.
town. N. r.. for embarrassment and for
gerry.
He went to Japan with MarJory vlnton.
tho actress, who was arrested In this city
October II, lust as she was leaving one OF
the steamers from China and Japan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-12

PARIS, KY, Dec. 1.-C1arence Williams,
this morning. On March "a last Williams,
while intoxicated, shot and killed Josie
Tillman, woman with whom he quar-
relied
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Rejected the Motion.

MADRID. Dec. 1.-THE chamber Of dep
titles today by a vote OF 1H against So, re-
jected motion by Senior Romanes de-
mandng that the government withdraw the
navy estimates.
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Many CE0riuysns0n
Use Duffy's Pure rlalt

homes. and say 1t is a blessing to mankind.
Read the outspoken and fearless words, oil
Rev. B. Mills, DID, q prominent Presby-
terian minister, who recommended
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REFUSED AN EXTENSION.
Seattle Steamship Company Will
Lose Hawaii Mail Contract

HONOLULU. via San Francisco. Dsc. II.
The government has refused an extern
sion o. n,nil oontr~ct tn the Pritish Amer
lean Steamship Company. OF Seattle. on
the ground that the company has failed to
keen its contract 10 have a steamer call
here ayary month.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-12

SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec 1.-THE United
States grand jury has returned six indict-
ments against persons charged with con-
spring against the government In connec-
bor y4e
Among them is O. M. Carter. already
condemned by court-martial. Others nam
ed are D. H. Green, ]. r. Gaynor, L. II.
Gaynor, w. T. Gaynor and M. A. Connal-
ly. According to the indictments. S554,549
was secured by conspiracy.
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MESSAGE FROM THE NIAGARA.
Bottle Picked Up Containing a Few
Words Written by the Captain.

PORT COLBORNE, Ont, Dec. ia
bottle containing a piece OF paper on which
was written the following, apparently by
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Report Of the Secretary


,. ,ne report of Frank Morrison. secr.-
read anu John B. Lennon. treasurer. were
ssu as follows: vow
Morrsaa.ass annual report Secretary Frank
s.. owe oSer receipts tsipts show an increase of ST.
going innr aa' OF last year, OF the fore
the cng'ease 1920 was received from
conyrnt,nnta assessment levied by the last
rsnzerrss' n =, to defray expenses OF or
ain Fstasasu tns southern and Intermount-
ceiped fro., Deducting the amount re-
renlains ' IN the assessment there still
per ran,,a me sum OF sl2,si2. receipts for
OF 800 'ssihst N2''W last, n net gain
xo The sum total of rece,,,s ,or sunp,os
,a ss very near double The amo,,n int reeeived
crease ~ ms Tne greater portion OF this in
'.rhe Mas Mas made up from charter fees.
FOR orss sa;v,est single Item of expense was
Aeuded a. IN purposes. sG,sf3--s4,2 POS ex-
sns southern aud intermountain
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VESSEL FOR SALE.
" HASHiNGTON"

The undersigned has been instruct
ed to advertise for tenders for the
purchase of the keel barge
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
Srif, Sobaf, Spii.

San lab paa lit &ontor. Snb tom
en- un9 Muno ps bah ON Yengebi9lp
for at itarts en- 5orretning.
"9ritter De-" ipurste ban ben
unge Wanb.
"rlnbertibsn," iparts bsnns.
"Solo op meo bet, bOlb op ct Qars
Sio, pg Tom ba til mig isisn."
st glar eftsr Tom ben ungs Mldnb
tilbage; ban bdpbe belle SiDsn pGrst
SotaliIt.
"Rsser De Sobat2" ipurgts ban.
"SSa," ipurte gnslingen.
"!Solo op meo bet, bolb op ct glar
eaer iad, og tom ba til mig.
Den unge Wanb git biem, br9npte
fine ptber, fin Sobat os fine Munbs
itptter og forarte @aarbsguttsn fit
pibsborb.
!San rsete life paa ct gur cg trent
itilte iig after for lin protettor.
"Spillsr 9e9"
"unoertioen."
"29e al bet. CAB bore at ipi1e,
lab bare ct aars lib. Ss Tom iaa
tilbass."
Den ungs Wano rsrte albrig mere
peo Spill, lite Sort, life 9iniarb, life
Spmino6ritter, life Ssgletu9lsr.
Wen bans 8enner, ipm funbt bans
abfarp beipnperlig, 9iprb: Tur at
BAN, oa iIGr MATTE ban bsie msgst,
foroi ban life mere bprtet peugemans
osns gstjenbtItub. Gnbelig iasOs
ban:
Seq bsbspsr BAN life mere. San
fan blot fortlars mig, at isa, ndar leg
bperten britter, roger e1er ipiler, peo
eene Miblsr fan iturte min 5orrsts
ming. Sg bet sisr ies."
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
era 2ldnoeperoenen.

Den bsrsmte frantic G'tronom 6.
Sslammarion bar tibligere | ct itsrr.
Bert "a MI / ct Iarb Siosftrift fortal.
ON en- RGtte tslspdtbiIts Meooel.lie-
fra bsenos. San tror ielo paa benz
uben at tunne gipe no9en 5ortlaring,
% Der er ingsn Spipl ON, at ban mes
nsr bet oprigtig.
st af be 9ilfGlbe ban fprt91sr ON,
er ~fsloenoe. . 4nbldu | Glias bar
fIere psrIorsr iamlsbe til ct Miooags:
Ielitab. Nan osnteoe paa Susbonoen,
ipm bar llps pda Sogt. Sa bet orsieoe
lGn9s, inoen ban ton, iatte man zig
tilboros ubsn ham os talt. muntert
ON forItieligs Sing | ben Sants, at
ban mart pilbs inbfinos fig. st 8inou
fob aabent / SpiIepGrsIiet; men pluos
ielis gil bet igien msb flor 2drm, itisnt
lite et @inopuit rsrt. fig. (Utan erin'
bre, at 9inousrns pda 5a'tlanbst | Gus
ropa er fGItebe til G~ioebpnsiler ligcs
Tom bore Ore. 9erpoa uubneoe bet
iig igisn at Jig ieIp. @isiterne bier
i%orunoret % fslte fig ubpsgslig till
mooe. ginouet tunoe lite bepGge Jig
frsm o9 tiIbage uosn at pGlte en- 9anos
tardfsl, iom fob pnu ct gorb Iiss pso
bet; men ben par life rsrt. "Gn lllDttc
sr feet" raabte Suiets Srue %
iprana up. Gu balp Sime efter ton
6olt mso bsnoss Mdnos Sig. 9oa
Sagten bupoe ban fact en- Sugeldos
ming / 8rpitet, og inbsn ban osos. bao,
bs ban Blot funnel Iigs: "Win Some!
mine ~itattsls 9srn!"
Sporlsbss tan man f~ortlare Iioe osn'
ne S~ilorngslIc? ipsr illumination,
8inoust Tan life oirtslig bups bspGaet
fig; bet bsoiTsr 8araTsIsn, Tom Bier
Itausnbs ursrt. Oar bet BEN osenoes
fieleIiss araft, Tom Isnot. i'm iioite
gtrin9 i ben Retnina rs ultiaa paa m
Wtadoe tslegrafersoe ubsn Sruao?
Gaer bsrosb. bet belle paa ct Sdnfe.
beoru9 boS 8isitsrne. Oct IibTt. Ipn.a
life rineIigt.
ILLUMINATION mensr, at ossnoe, men
life osoe Psriuner fan 9ipe Iig tiltieno,
for frapRrenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
Sopler, Colorado.

Jr
Seeotorn.- Oct bebite Seeos
torn taar man peo at Jamie bet, efters
iom man batter" SDrnet ON Soften.
U'an tar oa be ftsrite % pensite aprnnr
pg latter BEN / en- Sor, Iom man fan
baOs puu Siosn al @Osnboren. Ops
beodr bet paa en- tor 9labs ON 9intes
rem os afitul bet life fer, itrar for bet
ital bruses. Ut ubO9Ise Geeofprn,
Tor bet er tsrt ON Ssitsn, er ne beloist.
Oct fore bOibe aorn 9i0er bet bebfte
Tor bet er tort ON Soften, er lille 6els
bigt.
% noar bet fdar Sib moi ON Soften
ida life Ssrts s1sr 5roit Itaoer bet, for
bet bliOsr moosnt.
Oct guile &orn sr bet fittrefte; BET
blir tsrt (farbist) 2 q 8 Tiger for bel
bpioe Sorn, ielp ON bet sr pluntst pad
FANNIE Sib pm 9adren.
Won bsr altio prsps S%eebtornet e
BAR Tiger, Ter man Nal pIants. 8st
at trls be 8prn. fom tommsr op, fan
man 'e, bOormanss Yrocent, Tom srpr.
og rstts Plantninasn osrsfter. Spia
for Grempsl 70 procent sror, iau b.,
man pIunts tptters. enb pm oft gror.
aesrsns SiIbsrsbning. j.
S~sitplsinine er al iorstr9tts | be noro'
psitlies Statsr, bppr man bar Sne oe
@GOs moi igiennsm 9intersr, pg bpcs
ost resner moi til at irsmbrinee Ip'
ling, men ba bsr non arbsioe Soroer
isjen. Tor man planter ON 8aaren,
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12

gso't .r bet at saa iej.nnem meb en-
"Soocutter". oe ioa bdrpe bet aoot.
9ooo lib aornst ital plantes, .r
lille soot at beitemms, men sr man lite
dltfor ldnet n~orbsnior 5oltefitten, bsr
mon babe aornst pldntst til ben 15bs
Wai.
Ser | Colorado planter man aorn til
ben Abe Suli os bet bliper enbba mus
bent for bet meiis; bet bomber bog, at
5roiten itabsr bet, nour bet er plant.t
fdd tent.
8i brussr Glitter at plant. aornst
mso. Den pIsier pp en- 16 til 20 Som,
msrs opb Sure. tuiter Wulbsn til besae
Sioer og planter sGIer rsttere briler
&ornet inb / Wiotsn. 20 Sinl, iom
ortpsr plantninseu, batter aornet 3 q
a Sommer bnbt, ben planter ct aorn
al 9angen IL til Is Sommsr fra bier,
andre. Gfterfom Sprnet tommer OBJ,
bdroes Wtuloen neo / 5ursrns, IddInart
bet blir fort moi bruses a~ornploeen.
Oct Tiger Jig Ielp, at aprn, Tom er Ititet
tno, itaar Ssrtsn msget lGneers eno
Sorn, iom sr pluntet mso plantsr.
Gnten nan Burger Glitter sfIsr pluns
ter bsr, Sprosn plsies aobt fsr't, 10
opbere man plsier, bes beore. ut plsi.
4 a 5 5ommer bpbt gjsr life noest
aoot; tbi for &orn bsr man pIsie 10
q II Sommer opbt. SoalRnas aor,
net er Tibet. ian man 'Htte 9ornploas
Stoplsrns bnbt; 10 itsrre 2ornet blir.
10 e~runosre plsisr man for life at itdos
Rsoberne.
Spor tunitig 81noino bruqes boz
mdn ttte oanbs aornet, fer bet beqpnoer
at blomftre, bpis mar fan unbaua bet
bet er naturli9ois bsbre at ponoe bput
lib fomhelit snb at ldbe acrnet tsrt:
op. Ruur nan ounosr aornet, bs.
man babe Surer msGIem Rabsrns, ionr
man laber @anost rinbe /. Ut luoe
8anost tomms op til Stilten er ittt
beloiat, oerfor sr 2anb, iom beloer lib
at foretrGtte for &crn, naar man BRIT.
ger tuniti9 8unoing.
Plant itk Sorn / mayer Sprb, bel
betalsr Zig life. Sar man life areatur
ioa at man fan fua @isofel. bsr mar
'oa alspsr iammsn meo 9ng ens,
SABRE cg plsis 8lsosrsn unber ON 81,
ten, for ben frnisr. Gnbnu beore {,
bet at laoe alspsren itaa nogle Oar cc
BRUCE ben til 6apns9ang ener Sladt Of
Iaa plsie ben unosr.
Ser / Colorado pleier ri Ilfalfd I'M.
Der. naar ben er 3 a q Idr oammel,
paa gammelt GlFdlfolanb faor ri sc
til rs Sufbsfs Sorn pr. 2tcre.
%. g."
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
Sipur Sails, G.. ,.

glanot be mango foritislise Maa,
Der, iom jse bar anpsnot til Maisap.
ling, sr fslssnps ben bsbite. Tom ies bar
brugt mso fort 5prbsl, os ION is5
tror, lisslsoes fan bruess opsr belle
9arpst. liar bar jss boOt msasn 8apn
oeruf her / Spo 0atota oe / SGrb..
lesbso uroer tsrrs, ia n9itsn rssnlsic
Spmrs, itisut bet ipnss at bare BET
moo'dtts.
8Orn paa 8uarplsinins.
Suuinart iom Sorosn meo Gstbso !as
Der fig bsorbsioe og 9armsn iua nogsrs
lunOe bar giOrt lin 9irtniue, Iaa
u9rus p9 Ii9renos bsgpnosr at ipirs.
bar iss fsrit bsarbsiott bet uoIaets
Stptte grunoiet m,b en- ~bbbt9adsno.
GuItiputor. buao. paa ianss os tpGrs,
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12

be blir.r for isrrs, fan man babe libt
msr, W.lt paa. 9stte er en- m.set COB
Maaoe at b,nptte potstsr paa MI. nacr
be ~beapnber at image gammelt.
SDfte "5ritters". ri
aammslt grsb fj9res uo runb. Chit
Ter mso en- "GpptpsG Gutter. Dist.
ftsass / togsnbs SmuIt, os nuur be er
bruno paa bsgse Siber. opppss be |
togsnos MsIt ct gisbIit, og Iua itrses
"~ppposreo" Suffer oDsr benz. 0e ipi'
Ies iad pdrms iom mulis.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12

8 Diftrattion. prOfssior,n Il Senaen
til I'm SIN, Der tommer tent bi.m):
"Spao saur bu Der pg rober sitsr |
Wsrte2"
Ssnnsn: Seq tan III, iinO. 6prIii,
ternt."
prof.siorsn: -Saa tomb bog ct Cps.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12

9rof. 9b. g. aeimeItdb. q. Gibe.
Som. 8. g. Oisn. qrof. s. g. RpoabI,
Rsp. Batter, 9oit. NJ. q. 9sbsrion,
prof. 8. 2stsnsgaurO. Pait. :. :. Op,
psbobl, 9uit. go. Rom'tuO, e. g. 2rbet,
9. 9. Saugan, gGIt. s.. 3. 6isloituo. ",
9sr9.. Ydit. g. e. @oItsr % andre tom'
msr til at tale pso Qarsmsost for Wius
neIota Gptalofbolositlffoo i Sutrso
Start lite, 2osn, 3bie og Abe SUM-.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
@Is~@- Grub & Stun
SHtNd& Fuller
RyGs Land
med en-

Nm 2Hestes JUMBO vi rive np Store. De TO
W hedsts al around" GrSb h stump Pullers pas
NA-kedet MAsktnerns in6rttes for 10 Tr1k ellef
mere. Priserne de rette. speciel Pris for den
fsr,ts NAskipe. som ~ gebi nyt Territ0rium. send
erteF mia hataloE. fsrend D~ n sbsr en- Fuller eller
rydder med HAAndErAft c. d. EDWARDS, AL
bert lea. MINI. oEsss FAbrGanter AZ Open
UtnherN
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12

Oct sr lite, bpuo Ri FOREIGNER, men
bpuo ri iporsr, Tom oicr os ri1c. Del
er life, bpuo hi lrIer, men bpoo ri BIT.
FER, Tom aipr os IGrOr. Oct cr lite.
buuo Ri tuIsr, men hpno ri uOrctter. bcl
eier os ouslios.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
cpor mamac & ONT binationcr

t4nfer man Jig bel muIige / 0biitiptl,
Der ipiGss al fire Psrionsr, bpsr mec
13 aprt2 Sunos bet life tentss. al
man en- Dag Tom til bet Reiultat, at
man bapbs siennsmgaaet benz aae?
So, bpis man tunoe fIptts ale Sor,
osns Gielos os Supe tiliios % iGttC
Spilsborosns belle Soroen opsr Iao
tat, at Spilerns lab Rng mob Rp9,
os bpis iua Spilsrns bar al en- lao
tiGrnsiunb us lspeop9tis Rutur, at b
uben at blints tunos blioe Iiboenot
peb Gp~illeborbsne / - 1000 Wilione,
2lar! Saa pilos ale 3ortfproelinael
msb be 80 Sort pg tilbsrenbs Sombi,
nationsr bore forisst.