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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28

20 have accomplished this without any
grave violation OF the proprieties
A company OF unusual excellence Is pro-
ducins the play.
n I4ANCHE BATES. - 'tis said. will Join
tho F1nwiey company at Washington
this week This will no doubt seem strange
to people in the West. who have followed
Miss Bates career while with the COM
pany and since leaving IL. Just what her
reasons are for again aiiying herself with
Fruwfey are not given, nor can they be
conjectured. Her success In The Great
Ruby with the Daily company and later
a. "Miladf' In ''The Musketeers'' brought
her prominently before the theater going
public, and yrrat things were predicted
for the Western girl" Frawiey has a
good company. but Il is miles from great
nses. He may be something az hypnotssf.
-
VAyHEN the Goodwin Elliott company ap-
W peared at Springfield. Mass. the other
evening In clyde Fftch's Nathan Hale.
something happened "a the last act which
was never Intended ~ Mr.. Fitch. In the
last act Miss Elliott az Alice Adams Is
weeping her farewell 10 Mr.. Goodwin as
Nathan Hale II IL indeed a pathetic scene
illustrated simply In pantemlme. Finally
Miss Elicit worked herself into quite
passlons OF sofs. NJ Springfield. ana al
was ssiu until two or three occupants or
the family circle burst out laughing Now
Il h rather reasonable to suppose that they
were so wrought up that they had either
to laugh or 10 cry and chose the former
course. Re that az II may Mr.. Goodwin
was enraged. and IN the midst OK the scene
he turned and shouted. with great sehem +
ence and no hesitation:
Rats
Which exclamation had II been apnrc-
nr.a,e 20 the situation might have catssa
Miss Elliott even more perturbation than
the sentiment Of the dialogue.
Ky
n rSs GLADYS WALLIS. the charming
AVA tngsnae, who was member ~ 'ne
rrawisv company TAO years age - &c Ne
married 10 Samuel Insult Chicago hnssi-
eler Miss Wallis engagement with FFa~-
lev was not a, all pleasant the actor
manager. according tn Mss Wallis, treat-
ire ner IN a most shameful manner, ana All
because Ma Bates So wilied. Miss NaAis
has hr.n a member Of ". II, Cranes com
many during the past season The wezid'nS
viii occur in June. 70 he followed by
g>.,r.snaau tour,
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NOTES az rrE STAGE.

Henry r. nsxey has opened In Atoms
again
p.,esse Tyler will oe starred IN fsf"so
next SEASON.
There are reports that Mrs. isngtry -
going hack 81 trs stage
tnhe-, Downing g proving very fsc
..es.fs,, IN .~rhs con1nanaer
- ~sa.saws uGg begin shs SegterzsFr
SEQ s,r In CLYDE Fstca's new play. sas-
hara Yrrifehfe.
Tna mother II Edna NAsiAcs hSt1s-t
e.. h~eaght a fruit farm in California corr
.sss!ng 81 ~ acFes
Sol smith gu~sesl eonseusfsiates saFnss
"a the Pacific coast this autumn S''ef So
ahssnc~ OF several ysafs
r1sa Ea,slsr has been engaged 80 rsar
tho r2r, cf sslzsry oussle Ess the srasussnx
sasnsaaY VI The Cafsssa&n ness season
The woruxu ps apug stage arc certainty
eating ! hes pace tnr their hr~fsren- lust
snink az whas Msase Adams Alsre Niss-
sss lula NArsowe. Mrs Fssks. Julia Ar
tNrr And half q da4es cshers Rot stars
have achieved this season. and tnka sost
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mp the mascuiine side Of the ledger! II Il
ssgn of the times- A foretaste OF the
new Woman's supremacy TO GOMEZ
Minnie Selign.an Is playing ."Therese.
one-act play that has been done by
Sarah Beruhards. in vaudeville this seas
son
Sara Bernhardt's income - said 20
average $5o.aD0 MeIba has made $lke.0 80 IN
season. and Patti IS said 70 have made
three times as much.
Mr.. Joseph Wheeiock. tr-. has sailed for
london. He has signed a contract with
Mr.. Frohmsn by which the young actor
comes under his management for next
season. For the last three years Whese
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28

IA Iortue." they call II In Paris. and II
ufines TO the city the psquancy OF the
boulevard. Interpreted by American play
-. II rs spscy French dish. with Amer
Ean dressing. thus reversing the we'll es-
taoihhed gAsfronomlcai rule Perhaps un-
0sessing would be more strictly accurate.
- ~ spssode OF disrobement r. the pivot
uEcn which turns the sensational interest.
The eariieA critics OF The TuYsses have
been ssienced by the emphatic popular ac-
ceptanc> of the spstghsly play play that
can keep blase New York In mirthfui noos,
1or saxmonth must needs iepar. from
the conventional and The Turtle. seems
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28

- me To NfffS 81 i1e Strength and
beauty ~ oar Union" Just as
WAS thinking this letter came into my
possessien. and as Il goes siia my theme
here X is
- -. -.
Seattle. Wash
''ssa' Nansy Ice. Years IS very 'pena.
trattnx' pen AMI seems 20 re wsssies9 by
q loyal American Sasae time. when short
OF uAatsrtai. wssi yea discourse en- patriot
ssfu, or rather Patriotism
"A; Madison rsrk lass Sunday Waxrsr's
sani pfayes TIE star Sgsargiv4 Banner :
and be musicians ss{ good example by
rising while they Ylages. Truth sauapsss
me 20 sssfe IVA; hair % ;aeun rs-rsas 81
their caps wsars MADE The ether bali look
rather ssrx~tsal 90 al that w.I-ares~esi
Intelligent. enlightened assembly % rsss.-
pie, bat oae mar arose ana stcsw. wtih
hss red head uns.l ;se ftnal note sounded.
MN. ~sS re nes hesS ard the rest Of
rs rnwags5fye
We aFs al booking forward 70 the
0ozssng 81 tas Iswa All e shs return OF
sslsr Washington natste->csrr~. veterans
Think. yea rex that there are LITTLE
things iyanx csese az bard thai need - ee
hrossxaf 70 ,ae attention % S~ssftesses-
Surely ne scAao2 ehIs1rrn should De
sratnez-~na mary 81 then. were ~ Tho
LAX. On ssEnasy--ss rsSe - TIE Far-
Ssanxs-s Banner even az enthusiastically
- they salute the nAg. / scpe that IVA
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Nancy Lee
ON.
Decorating the GraOes.
Etc.

SAID 10 myself as sat DOWN 20
writ" my weekly column for May
-, In fes DAYS Memorial day
~sl be celebrated. and IL aehooves
me 70 write ST the strength and
beauty az oar Union" Just as I
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28

ns advssl, & that fro.sescuse Frensh
atca. THE Turtle at the SEATTLE
On June : 4 ard 4. will ersase .
8 OF eacit, 9ien;. FOR this unccnvensscr-
xsefsien has proved more than nine
~ EonSisr AZ the Manhattan theatse.
- Turtle 3 French, undeniahiy %.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26
sAssER SETTINGS.

watermelOns Selling for Fifty Gents a
wagon Load. Personals.
We had good rain Saturday night,
and everybody is feeling good.
Mrs. Grant and children arrived Thurs
day, and MI. Grant, our popular agent,
now feels more at home.
Mrs. L. D. Martin has returned from
two weeks visit to parents and friends
near Cuthbert.
Mrs. ]. @. Joiner, who has been visits
ing relatives near Coleman, returned
Saturday.
Mr.. u. j. Mikel left for Arab Satur-
day, and will return Monday with Mrs.
Mikel.
Mr.. Hall of Leesburg was in town one
day last week looking for melons.
We are going to send our children off
to school-trustees and patrons.
Mrs. J. n. Smith of Macon is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. r. Crawford.
Kolb Gems are selling here for fifty
cents a load wagon load.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26
NO NEW WESTERN RATES YET
CONNECTING LINES FROM THE WEST
CAUSE DELAY.
The A Attention o the Interstate Commerce
Commission Has Been Called
to the Matter.

The business men of Dawson are not
yet reaping the full benefit of the order
of the Interstate commerce commission
that the freight rates to this city be res
duced and equalized with those of COM
petitive points.
The rates from the east were reduced
some weeks ago in compliance with the
order of the commission, but no change
has been made in the charges from the
west.
The local lines of railway, the Georgia
& Alabama and the Central, charge their
connecting lines in the west with the de-
lay. The western lines are reported as
not disposed to comply with the order,
and the roads here can do nothing until
they secure the cooperation Of their
western connections.
The matter las been called to the at
tention of the interstate commas
sion through Judge j. M. Griggs,
representing the Dawson Board of Trade,
and it is believed that the western roads
will soon be induced to lower the rates
in compliance with the order of the COM
mission.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26
USED RAZOR ON YHROATS.
NEGRO YIELDS THE WEAPON
WITH BLOODY EFFECT.
Severed the Windpipe of One and
Dashed the Throat of Another
in Church Row.

The com bination of negro and razor
was again shown to be bad one last
Tuesday night, when Titus Bishop used
that weapon on four other negroes with
bloody effect at church in the eastern
part Of the county.
Bishop begun the row by attacking his
wife, who had refused to go home before
the services were concluded. In the
melee he stripped the woman of her
clothes and cut her body in two places
with razor, when Sim Jones, Jack Low
EFT and Jim Mallory interfered for the
purpose of quelling the disturbance.
The irate husband did not appreciate
their kindly offices, however, and turned
upon them with the ever-readY and
keen edged weapon and dexterously
severed Jones windpipe, seriously
gashed Lovett's throat and amputated
the end of one of Mallory's fingers.
Jones and Lovett were dangerously
wounded, but under the skillful attens
ton of Drs. Crawford n Crawford of Sas-
ser they will probably recover. Four
teen stitches were required 20 sew up the
wound in Jones' neck.
Bishop absconded Immediately after
his bloody work, and nothing has since
been heard Of him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26
REUNION OF THREE AGED SISTERS
Dawson People Participate in a Delight
fui Event.

Dawson People Participate in Delights
fui Event.
The Benevolence correspondent of
the Cuthbert Leader tells as follows OF a
pleasant event in which several Dawson
and Terrell county people were partici-
pants:
stLast Saturday, at the home of Mrs
Polly Hartsfield, occurred most de-
lightfuI event-the annual reunion OF
three aged sisters, Mrs. Hartsfeld, Mrs.
Dennard of Weston and Mrs. Thornton
of Dawson. There were also many 9TH
ers present. the names of whom are:
Mis-. E. G.. Sherman and daughter of
Cuthbert, Mr.. Will Thornton and wife
and Mrs. Lee of Terrell county, Mr.. G.
E. Oennard and wife, Mr.. Simms and
wife, Misses Mary Lou apd Bobbie Reed
Hartsfield and Amos Hartstield of Wes-
ton, Mr.. j S. Sale and Mrs. George Ar
thur of Shellman, besides other relatives
living in the community too numerous to
mention. AS the occurrence was only a
family affair there were no others pres
ent. therefore we cannot write it up as
extensively as it deserves; but knowing
that Misses Mollie, Anna and Sallie are
famed Tor spreading Elcu utnuoFS we
know that it was dinner fit for king.
Besides, the reunion of the sisters, to-
gether with other loved ones, mingling
their voices and looking into the eyes of
each other, catching the merry sparkle
and happy smile of each face after a
years separation, is JOY not expe-
rienced every day in life, but, like all
things temporal, must needs come to an
end. and as the shadows began to length
en- in the evening the happy throng sepa-
rated and returned to their respective
homes. We hope each one will live to
attend The next annual gathering
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26
WORTH THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS.
Magnificent Rains Oome in the Nick of
Time. A Few Spots Yet Dry.

Magnificent Rains Come in the Nick of
Time. A Few Spots Vet Dry.
Splendid rains which seem to be
general almost throughout this imme-
diate section have fallen since Wednes-
day. They came in the nick of
time to save the cotton and corn crops
from total destruction. In few spots,
however, not sufficient rain has yet fall
en- to do any material good.
Although cotton has been oonsidera-
bly, damaged, the rains will be the means
of enabling it to recover much that it
lost during the fearful weather previous
to the generosity Of Jupiter Eluvius.
Corn in some localities is too far gone
to be benefited to any great extent, but
some farmers believe that late paintings
will be revived and that the yield in
many instances will not be SO short as
was at first feared.
The whole outlook in the realm of ag-
riculture has been materially frightened,
and the farmers feel wonderfully en-
couraged.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26
MR.. p. Z. SMITH SET RIGHT.
Reports Concerning Him While a Resident
of Florida Corrected.

Reports Concerning Him While a Resident
of Florida Corrected.
EDITOR News: AS false reports
have been circulated concerning me, L
ask space for the following to show to
the good people of this county that
there's no foundation for these SLAM
ders. Respectfully, r. L. SMITH.
STATE OF FLORIDA, COUNTY OF SUM
TER, SIS: Whereas, it has come to our
knowledge that certain charges OF
base and defamatory nature have been
made and circulated against the char
acter of Peyton L. Smith concerning
acts alleged to have been committed by
said Smith while living in this viclnl-
ty many years ago, and, whereas,
we learn with pain that THESE
alleged Ajsdeeds, crimes and mlde-
meanors are used against him ana 20
his disadvantage at his present nome
in the state of Georgia; now, therefore,
we, residents of Carlson and Rutland
neighborhOod, IN the state and county
first above written, having been acc
Quaintances, friends and neighbors OF
the said Peyton T. Smith, and know
ing whereof we speak, do say ana cer~
tify that the said Peyton L. SmiCh was
known here as a quiet, peaceaole, III,
dusbrious and law-abIding man, ana all
assertions to the contrary are without
foundation IN fact; and so far from
having killed man while living here'
as has been asserted, we truthfulIy say
that he was never known to mix up III
any brawls or quarrels, and ne had no
serious trouble with anyone.
j. E. ELIAsoN,
I'll. M. EICHELBERGEB,
j. RUTLAND,
j. r. ELLIS,
r. S. ELLIS,
WIN. o. JOHEsoN,
JOHN II. CARLSON.
From Former Citizen of Terrell
CALHOUN, GA, June 26.-As Tor r.
L. Smith ever having a shooting scrape
in Florida, it is mistake. MY wires
people lived close to hit1 and L maoe
him visit there. | asked Da9lu
Westfield if he ever knew of him nav
ing trouble in any way, and he saiu ne
did not.EI had business dealings WIN Z.
r. Smith for several years, ana know
him to be all right. He is honorable,
honest and truthful. and hope tne
good people will help hlm overcome MS
trouble. j. b. +. hAkFEhN'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26
GRAVES GLEANINGs.
A Batch of Interesting News Notesaand
Personal Mention.

A Batch of Interesting News Notesaand
Personal Mention.
Mesdames j. D. Laing and Homer
Wright of Dawson were here Saturday
and organized Ladies' Home Mission
arv Society at the Methodist church.
Mrs. McLung was made president OF the
society.
Master j d. Dismuke and sister have
returned home after spending some time
in Eufaula.
There was an enjoyable ice cream fes~
tival at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Saw
yer last Friday night.
Terrell and Randolph played ball here
Saturday. The score was IL to 5 In favor
of Randolph.
Miss FIoride Satterwhite of Shellmar
visited her sister, Mrs. I. E. Joliey, last
week.
Dawson was well represented at Sab
bath school Sunday afternoon.
A. 3. Hill aud wife are visiting In
Georgetown this week.
Miss Rosa Jay of Hustle is visiting
friends here this week.
Mrs. E. A. Dantzler of Shellman was
here Monday.
Miss Loyett has returned to ker home
at Cuthbert.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26
Bismarck,s Iron Nerve.

Was the result of his splendid health.
Andomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where stomach, liver,
Kidneys and bowels are out of order.
II you want these qualities and the sue
cess they bring, use DR.. Kings New
Lie Pills. They develop every power OF
9Faln and body. Only % cents at Sale
Davis Drug Co.'S.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26
------~--------%N S-----------~------
PROFESSOR HAWKINS HERE.

The New Superintendent of Schools in tn e
City to Remain.
Professor y. r. Hawkins, superin-
tandent of Dawson's public schools,
came up from Ozark, Ala, yesterday,
and is now in the city to remain
permanently.
He will occupy the residence on
Fourth avenue recently vacated by
Professor Scarboro, and his family is
expected to arrive tomorrow.
superintendent Hanklns now has the
affairs Of his office we'll in hand, and
VIII soon have everything arranged
for the opening of the fall session Of
the schools little more than month
hence.
He is row receiving and grading the
examination papers of the teachers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26
BURGLAR FRIGHTENED AWAY.

A MAJ Discovered on the Porch of Mrs.
Browne Residence.
About IL o'clock Saturday night a
man was discovered on the front porch
of the residence of Mrs. Susan Brown,
on Fourth avenue. An alarm was given,
and the intruder hastily beat retreat
and disappeared in the darkness.
Mr.. j. G. Savage came up from Alapa-
ma Saturday night to visit Mrs. Savage
who is stopping at Mrs. Browns, and it
is thought that the object of the party
was to rob Mr.. Savage of the money that
ne brought with him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26
A Fine Sermon.

DR.. NJ. C. Harden of Atlanta preach
ed an able and eloquent sermon at the
Methodist church Sunday morning.
His discourse highly edIfied the con-
gregation. DR.. Harden's wife is a
niece of Professor j. W. f. LoWrey,
and is now visiting at his home
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26
Dangerously Sick.

Mrs. Fl. T. Newman is dangerously
sick at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Eli
Jenkins, on Stonewall street. Her hus-
band has come down from Macon, and is
at her bedside. Her many friends hope
thai she may speedily recover
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26
Revival ut Parrott.

rev. w. IL. Patterson conducted a
revival at the Baptist church in Par
aoVU iast week. There were no access
sions, put the membership was greatly
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26
NEW SANS SOUCI.
COLUMBUS GA.

Having secured the Old Sans Souci Stand at Co
lumbus Ca the oldest in the state will run It under the
name Of New San Souo On account of the advantages
freight saved and the of business the BAR vii
be able to
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26
Sheriff Sales.

Georgia, Terrell County viii be
sold, on the. first Tuesday in August
next, at public ontcry at the court
house in said county, within the legal
hours of sale, to the highest bidder for
cash, certain property of which the
following is a full and complete de-
scription. The northwest quarter of
lot of land number two hundred and
twenty (220) and the southwest quarter
of lot of land number two hundred and
twenty nine (229) in the Eleventh
(1lth) district of Terrell county, where
Ella jackson pow resides, containing
one hundred acres, more or less, Said
property levied on as the property OF
Ella jackson and Willie Johnson to
satisfy an execution issued from the
superior court OF said county IN favor
| of First State Bank of Dawson, Ca.
against said Ella Jackson and Willie
4 johnson, said property being in pos
! session of Ella Jackson.
Also at the same time and place
will be sold the following property,
to-wit: One house and lot in
Dawson, Ca, in Sardis town, near col
ored Baptist church, and known as
the Simon Moore house, containing
three rooms and painted. Said lot
containing one acre, more or or less
Levied on aud sold to satisfy mort
I gage execution from Terrell superior
i court in favor-o j. G. Rogers Sgainst
John Timmons and said described
property. Tenant in possession mott
/ fed This 266h day Of june 1898.
d. H. CHRISTIE sheriff
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26


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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26
Sunmer Dress Goods

We
this line ana are
mend hem 80 ~ N
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26
SWAMP.
ROOT

der trouble it viii be found JUST the
remedy you need. At druggists ia
fIftv cent and dollar sizes. You may
have a sample bottle of this wonderful
new discovery By mail free also
pamphlet telling all about il. Address,
DR.. Kilmer q Co, Binghamtons n =.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26
CUT PRICES TO SUIT MY CUSTOMERS.

Buy postal note costing and try will pay ex
press charges all shipments Terrell county when order
amounts to as much $500 Deduct charges from your
remttances when ordering.
F BETHUNE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1899-07-26


F. T. CLARK & 90, Proprietors Of The Fair.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22

8aaromano NielS Nielien al De
ter 2inoet peo 8ram bar / oisIe
Dage iolgt i'm Gaaro, Is 9ettar tor
meO SO 0aler Stattep9rot. til 9ans
peterIen. al Sommsriteo for en- Gum
at 21.000 Ytart. OoertagelIen tier
en- at be fgrIte 0age. geiptniugsu,
2 6eits, 13 St9tter SorntoGg, 3 6aar
og 5 SDin, FAINT SnOuOl % Qolsreo>
itaber meofslger / 0anbelen. RisIIen
flptter neb til 3erp pda en- 8aoro,
iom ban for fort 3ib iipen fis6te al
g. S6ulB for $4,000 Mart.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22

Rdtt.n melsm ben 23os oe 24oe
Rop. sr Granddaughter airte blsDen
biemisgt al en- 3pp. @iennem 1t
8inou bar ban ItaTst fig acgang til
airten. bpor ban bar e~iterist airte
bcsien, Der imioIertiD ingen qenge
~inocbolot. eitsriom ben tonnes bper
Ssnodg umiObelbdrt efter @uosti.nes
item. 3 fin 5drme bar ban itubruot
8ssisn, Der bar al aobber og meos
taget ieIoe gssIsn, boorimoo ban bar
sfterlaot 2aasst paa en- 8nnt / airs
Ten.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22

3beateroirsttsr Sulius Sucobien
er oiqadst peo 0soer / aisbsnbdon.
6dn, Der | en- lang aurr9tte bsrte til
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Dnolinss, % iom
Oosralt / 2anoet hoobe en- Wrngoe
bengipne gerner, teoeoe | be Ierere
Qar idmmen meb i'm Suritu Ell egtt
SelItab; ban bar III for fou 0age
iioen reiit til 6optoitaoen for at uns
b~ertdite iig en-, iom man dntog, u6e
tpoeIig Operation / Salier.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22

De fore grope 5eite, iom bar frems
meot til 9eiteiteonet paa 0ispit oif
notIoa let - p9ientliq til SpenIferz
ne. Oct er / M~artebsugen taIt afienot
So 9eite til Spsrige, pg Der 6lep ienot
npgle tgdar, Iaa man aniar, at Der
| bet belle er iOlgt til SOenIterne mellsm
Ct. BriIerne paa alminbelio,
Nr6etoSbeite bar oaret 800 op til 400
og $50. 9roDere Og itgrre DIR er Be-
tall meo 500 og optil 900 4r. Som
man Ter, bar PriIerne pGret bolot not
fdd bit oppe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22

8siret ibsit er saufte merteltst. itrts
per "5rpmsspoitsn". Otter be oOlos
iomme Snefdlo 5te-9oe og 2Ooe-
22oe Sttober og ben oerpaa fslgenoe
Itarpe aulps, bar oi M ceilist, mtlot
8eir meb uofiuise 8orriIegrdoer.
Mdrterne bar Ilsrs Steber faoet ct
srsnt Gtirr at ipirenbe Srrs, o8 /
6aperne pud 2anoiteoerne Tan man
plufte forItisaige SLa9s glomiter, Der
ituar / fulot iSlor. 9oe Ropembsr -
20 9r. n. 8r. - 8loniter | !6aoen
% 8rGs pod Wtartsn! ) Wdalseloen
bar 5empsraturen I Sftober eroog
p9ret nebe / 20 Or. y, Tod Glpen bar
funnel tjsrss. gu er ben pdsIdbel
meo !6eIt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22

s forrige llge bRnots | Sjsrunos
fiorb / Ssnbmer ben Iergelige llIDtte,
at en- elore @aurobrugsr, 5reorit llrte
onion oeo ct lllptteStilTaloe. San par
Iammen meo andre Ipsieliat meo at
fire neo 8eo (Strangler) pud en- 2gpes
itrrng. Gan bar itationsret BED Den
nscerIte Gnoe at StrGn9en. Gn
Strange, ipm fom / Iuienbe Start neos
oper Strengen, bar Iud lang, at ben
nooebe Soroen meo en- Gnbe og hoppe0
los. Mfeo forfarbelig 3raft trGHer
ben 5reorit ooer Sobet og Qrmen
meo ben Selse, at ban itbrEeb opo ON.
Ifooce bar en- itilfproig, a9tst o9 afs
6plot Mano, Iom pil fapnes al mango.