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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

Whereas, VIM II Cassity and Mildred i CAS-
sIty his wife. bF -beir deed ~ trust dated MAJ
2, lsyS. and recorded in the recorders once
within and for Bates county, Missouri. in bOok
No - page 10 conveyed 70 the uufersi gueI
trustee the following I-scribe real estate WINS
and being situate IN the county or Bats ard
state Of y ssDuTi. tD-EIs-
The south half d the southwest quarter Of
section fJGrteen 80 s1t the northwest quarter
u ths northwest quarter Of section twenty
three = q township rairLg-n5us -. o. range
thirtF-o1a f5lB containing one hundred and
twenty fl21f acres more ~ less, which convey
auce vas made 10 trust % secure tne uavnnert
q ore certain note fIlIv described fu -a-.l da-I
u trust and whereas, default has been made
"a The pa -Tusnt ~ the said note. and the same
i now past due and unpaid. Nov therefore.
al - le=- u tRe legal holder q saId rgGs
and pursuant % t1e conditions If said deed Or
trust ] viii proceed u sell the above tescri rcd
premises At public veL1Ue. u the highest bid
Der FOR cash, g. the EAST 'front.' door q the court
house IN she ely ofBltl=-, county ~ Bats and
state Of = ssourl, OF
Friday February =, 10,
between the hours % ui1e O'Clock in the fore
noon and Evs o clock i the af.sruCg1 OF that
day, for the purposes Of satisfying ssit debt
Interest and costs. {. a. ALIEN
Lz-4f Trustee.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02
As With One Voice They Spoke Up.

AS nIh Ohe voice lhey POKE UP.
Cleveland PIsin-De
At little up town gathering not
long ago the guests played some
simple games and told ghost stories
and managed to have good time in
tbs old fashioned way.
Pretty soon enc of the gentlemen
said:
81 don't believe we appreciate
what steady old slow coach the
human brain is Notwithstanding
all our talk about quick wits and
flashes Of intelligence, the brain is
not so easily thrown from it's accus
toned ruts IF, for instance, l ask
a question which is entirely new 10
you, but which your honest old brain
mistakes for query quite similar IN
construction, it will go right ahead
and telegraph the reply in its own
hidebound way.
That sounds interesting" said
one of the guests, ''but show Us al
example,
Il will, said the first speaker
with the proviso that you answer it
promptly" He smiled and then.
without any haste, quietly asked:
WHO saved the life OF Poca aou-
tas?"
John Smith, roared twenty
voices.
aYou see, said the questiener.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02
POLITICAL HARA KIRI.
,mes Fl. Whitecotton is a LAWYER

| James II. Whitecotton is a lawyer
of much ability and took q very
prominent part in the deliberations
of the last General Assembly His
animosity to the democratic admins
tration was so great that it brought
/ him into frequent conflict with the
| Governors friends. When he an
nounced his candidacy for speaker
of tue present House the admins
tration very naturally opposed his
ambitions and was largely instru
mental in his defeat. This so apgered
Whitecotton that he has apparently
lost sight of every obligation he
owes to his party or constituents
aud is throwing all the obstacles
possible In the way not only of the
administration, but the democratic
majority in the house. He has
developed into an obstructionist, and
formed league with the republicans
to defeat the will of the majority.
Instead of being a statesman, as be
has the undoubted ability, and cred
itably representing his democratic
county, he is playing the part of
demegogue, and giving encourage
ment and help to the enemy, He
should know that no man has the
elements of greatness who cannot
stand defeat, that no one man is
greater than his party and his own
actions have demonstrated the wis.
dom of the majority in electing Mr..
Ward speaker. Mr. Whitecotton
will not only learn these facts, but
the good democrats of old Monroe
will rebuke him for his treachery
and treason. He has shown dis
position to defeat the democratic
party while remaining member of
that party. He has committed
p political hara kiri.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02
DISMISSAL FOR EAGAN.
Reported Verdict of Court Martial Guilty
on Both Counts.

Reported Verdict Of Court-Martjal.-G uiity
on Both Counts.
Washington, d c, Jan. IS Gen.
Charles 2 Eagan, Comm;ssary Gen
sral Of the United States army. is
doomed 70 leave the army in die
grace. according to the bes. opinion
in army circles. The court. 1t is
understood. was unanimous 10 its
decision, finding him guilty on both
charges conductun becoming an
officer and gentleman, and
conduct TO the prejudice of good
order and military discipline, and
sentencing him to dismissal from
the army
The sentence will not. it IL
thought, be accompanied by any
recommeuda'ion for c!emency. 1t l.
within the pc" er of the President to
extend clemency, and many officers
believe, in view Of Gen. Eagan :
mental condition. that he may miti
gate the sentence of dismissal to
one Of susper sion
The record of the court will be
submitted to Gen Alger and by him
referred to the Judge Advocate Gen
eral for review. Several days will
elapse before the findings reach the
President, who will finally pass upon
them
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

No democrat holding an import
ant office of position in this state,
needs a better recomm endation as to
his honesty and integrity than to
have the Kansas City Star traduce
him. Therefore, we congratulate
Governor Stephens for the fact that
he does not enjoy the friendship of
that paper.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02
Gen. j. NJ. Palmer, the gold bug

Gen. j. NJ. Palmer, the gold bug
candidate for the Presidency in 1896,
is 80 years of age, Is blind in one
eye. partially deaf, aud unable to
continue the practice of law. Senator
Cullom Of his state has been asked
bv Gen. Palmer's friends to secure
the passage Of bill by Congress to
insure him a pension of 800 per
month.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02
EArthqusk- IN Jsmslea.

Kingston, Jamaica, Jan o. !,
severe earthquake shock which -
felt throughout THE island on 4,
urday moruinE WAS followed bv
other on Tuesday night, the dire.,;.
being west to east No dsmaga ~
been reported The Northern w
Indies are Geographically On. -
The reason l. unknown. but in ),
probabilities /, - due To An e.,a
quake
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02
Otis Arrests FiIipinos.

London, Jan. 25 The Filipino.
Junta here has received news of ar
rests of Filipinos by Maj Gen Otis,
which is regarded as most serious,
together with the news that num-
bers of Filipinos haYe fed, are re-
garded as most serious. 1t is pointed
out by the Filipinos that this is ex-
aetly what happened in 1896 under
Gen. Blanco, when the Filipinos on
the following day attacked the Span
iards and the revolution broke out.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02
INCREASE OF THE ARMY.
Some Startling Figures Presented by Mr..
DOckerY.

UOChSfg.
Washington, d G, Jan. 81
Three members of the Missouri
delegation prodded the republican
majority in the house to day with
facts and figures against expansion,
and the republican scheme to foist a
standing army of 100000 men upon
the taxpayers Of the United States.
To refute the misleading state.
ments Of republican leaders that an
army of 100000 men would not cost
more than S7O,000,O0O or S80,O0O,-
600. Representative Dockery pro
duced the official statements of army
expenditures for the last eight years.
He demonstrated conclusively that
with less than $4,000 regulars it has
cost the United States for it's war
establishment III the last eight years
S239,398, 707.08. This is a yearly
average of S23, 939,870 20
1t was fact accepted officially
by the committee on appropriations
as basis, said Mr.. Dockery, 'that
in time of peace each man in the
regular army cost the taxpayer $1,000
per year. No juggling of the war
department could change these fig
ures They were official records and
could not be controverted So it
followed, that if one man cost $1,000
a year, 100000 men would cost
800, 100000 year in time of peace
and untold millions in war.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

Washington, D @, Jan. 30 The
ladies of the Missouri delegation
united IN public reception and tea,
which was given at the Ebbitt house
to day. Mrs. Bland, Mrs Dockery,
Mrs. Cowherd, Mrs. DeArmond,
Mrs. Benton, Mrs Cooney and Mrs
Lloyd were hostesses. Mrs Bland
formally introduced to Washington
society at this function her daugh-
ter, Miss Frances Bland.
Mrs. DeArmond and her guest,
Miss Sitnms, of Tennessee, were the
center of an admiring group. Mrs.
DeArmond wore white corded silk
with pale blue trimmings. Miss
Simms were old rose and white
striped silk.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02
The Kansas Legislature. 1t is said,

The Kansas Legislature. 1t is said,
will pass bill to institute proceed
iugs in the United States supreme
court for survey Of the boundary
line between Kansas and Missouri,
with tie idea of securing a slice of
Missouri for Kansas. Ia the minds
of old settlers in Kansas the state
line is nearly one-half mile west of
where it ought to BE-, and that the
state OF Missouri is exercising iuris-
diction over strip Of territory ex-
tending from Kansas City to the
southern part OF the state, which
really belongs to Kansas.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

Candidates for the several town
ship offices are beginning to crop
out and make their wants known
The cor stables Office appers to be
the choicest plum and there are sew
eral candidates.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

Does Mr.. Mckinley know how
many trusts have been formed since
the last presidential Inauguration
and how many people have been
thrown out of employment by the
mbinations! Post Dispatch.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02
Judge Gill a Candidate .

Kansas City, Mo, Jan. 28-Judge
Turner A. Gill, Of the Kansas City
court of appeals, will tomorrow
mornins announce his candidacy for
re-elec. on at the expiration of his
term il 1900. This will bs a great
suaPri-e to The numerous aspirants
for the position in the democratic
party ia western Missouri, who have
been making their ambition known
during the past few months The
announcement of Judge ellis can
didacy at this time is due TO the
fact that it has been persistently
rumored that he would not be a can
djdate for a second term The dis
trict contains ffty-seven counties in
western Missouri, and the term is
twelve years. Judge W. W Wood
of Warreasburg, is Judge ellis
strongest opponent for the nomins
tion.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

}. Matt Aubrey, Jr, son in-law of
Chief Justice Fuller, of the United
States supreme court, occupies cell
at police headquarters in Chicago,
charged with forgery, Aubrey was
married to Miss Fuller four years
ago
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

Friday Congressman Dockery,
Cochran and Vandiver of Missouri,
made vigorous speeches against ex-
pansion and an expensive standing
army.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

A scheme is now on foot to stock
CUBA with American graded stock,
and making ii shipping country.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

The deadlock in the Wisconsin
legislature was broken Monday by
the election OF Joseph V. Quarles
of Milwaukee, to succeed john L
Mitchell in the United States senate
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

The Democratic Central Commit
tee met at the court house Saturday,
pursuant TO call of chairman, and set
Saturday, Feb. 25th, as the day of
the county convention to nominate a
candidate for school com missioner
The township convention to be held
Saturday, Feb'y 18th. Base of rep
resentation was fixed same as for
last November election Recon-.
mended that nominations for town
ship offices be held on Feb'y 18th,
the same day on which county
delegates are elected. All known
democrats and those pledging them
selves to abide the decision of the
convention are invited to participate.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

The Legislature of Montana, Sat
urday, elected William A. Clark,
(dem) United States senator Mr.
Clark's yearly income is estimated
at SlO.OOO,OOO.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

L. A. Lambert, president of the
Bank of Grand Avenue, Kansas City
died Monday. Death was caused
from pneumonia.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02
Picture of Health
Has Rosy Cheeks Since Taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Child Was Afflicted with Eczema
for Three Years.

Child Was Afflicted with Eczema
for Three Years.
My little boy was afflicted with
eczema for three years. It made its ap-
pearaPce when he was only a few weeks
old. He began to look pale and his face
would turn purple. I then decided to
give Hood's Sarssparilla a trial. l am
glad to say the continued use OF this
medicine cured him. He IS now entirely
well. There is not a spot to be seen on
his face, but two rosy cheeks. He IS the
picture OF health. l had worried over the
child so much that my own health was
wrecked, but I have been taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla and am much improved.
y. J. ELLIOTT, Latour. Missouri.
Be sure to get Hoods and only
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

The President has appointed VIM.
G. Hook to be United States district
Judge for the district of Kansas.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

The pension bill which carries
with it S145,OOO,OOO, passed the SEN
ate. Uncle Sam is liberal with the
old soldier.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

The merchants are getting pretty
we'll cured of their habit of patron
izIng fakirs. An advertising fakir
can't make living when once the
country merchants sit down on him,
The city merchants quit him long
ago.-Harrisonville Democrat.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

Quay still lacks fourteen votes Of
election to the United States senate.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TOWNSHIP COLLECTOR

We are authorized to announce
l. HEINLEiS
candidate for township collector. subject to
action of democratic COuYentiOn FEB J 18th.
We are authorized to announce
J. Il. PAGET.
candidate for Collector of Mt Pleasant town
AMP, subject 10 democratic primaries Feby 10.
1880
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

Topeka, January 27.-When Otto
Larson, the jailer of the county Jail,
entered the cell of Joe Coates, q
negro, this morning he was knocked
unconscious with a club Coates
locked Larson in the cell and then
climbed through a window and
escaped Coates was convicted of
robbing S. C. Gays house here a
month ago. he was to have been
taken to the state penitentIary in a
few days.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02
FOR COSsTABLE

We are authorized to announce
Il. +. JOHNSON
candidate for constable of Mt. Pleasant town
ship subject to democratic primaries Feb'y Is.
1899.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

We are authorized TO announce
J. b HARPER
candidate for constable of Mt. Pleasant town
ship. subject to democratic primaries Feb'y
ID. '99.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

The WEEKLY TIMES, published every
Thursday, will be sent to any address
one year, postage paid, for $I.oo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

We are authorized to announce
JAMES 3. WARSOCk
candidate for constable OF Mt. Pleasant town
snip subject to democratic primaries Feb'y
Is, '99.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02
Cures Herself of Talking.

Paterson, n. j, Jan % Mrs
Mary Holly is dumb and she is glad
of it, for it is the result of her own
act. She is without an inch and a
half of her tongue. The woman
found she was talking too much and
was always getting into trouble on
account of it. She took knife aud
shifted off the end of her tongue,
with the result that now she can not
speak word intelligibly.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02

Centralia. Mo, Jan. 80 Mrs w.
W Fountain, living few miles
north of this city, was seriously
burned to day while coming to town
in buggy. Her buggy aud clothing
caught fire from hot brick she had
wrapped IN some sort of cotton
fabric aud placed under the laprobe
for the protection to her feet. The
wind famed the fame aud she was
probably fatally burned before help
could reach her The buggy was
also badly burned
The editor of the Bowling Green
Times has this to say of the cigar
cite smoking boy: Boys who have
for med the cigarette habit are like
wormy apples-they drop long be-
fore harvest time They rarely make
failures in after life because they do
not have after life The boy who
begins cigarette smoking before his
fifteenth year never enters the life Of
the world When other boys are
taking hold of the worlds work he
is concerned with the sexton ard
undertaken.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-02
S ps5iiia

The best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier
Sold by all druggists. Price. 81; SIX for s..
HJs Till are tasteless, mild efec.
AIoOd > IilS tive. All druggists. sc
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07
Sorifieuiet.

Deb Rod Jslanb Qrisnal. iom
ligger pao ben anoen Sioe Wisiiss
Iippifooer ira Davenport | Soma,
blep 652 Mrbeiosrs / Gsrodgs giDst
4fitsO, od gspilgniussrns bar opbrugt
Deo Sl~utninosn al Regieringss Ji'tdls
auret 7Freoag often. De 652 Wtdno
bar Saluoelsn al belle arbe,ostprtsn
Oso QrieHalst.
Z SpsarFib, g. g., Itdar Rss
gieringsns me JiiteuotlrtningsdnitdIt
/ oisie 0age fr og i1roig, ida at
Reqierinosns 5unttionnrsr fan tugs
ben / grug. Den saentlige 9othsrps
gpqning sr 80 Job brsp, 80 Sob lang
oq Y 5ob bsi. Zen Jiit, iom uos
,lattss fra bette Si,o. oil uosluttsros
bli ilupp,t uo / gtod Oils.
4ae Ganosts 3inblitfubrit,r,
unotug,n ire, lutteoe pto Uiionut
melsm 1r,odg og 2srbaq. og n1itsn
10000 arbeib.rs gaur M lsbia nf ben
9runo, siter 6oob Der msoo.l.s fra
pittsburg. R,r Situation.n er life
iaa dloorlig iom fra fsrit at trutt, oa
Gsnstarifsn uil 6line unbsrffr,p,t GA
Id6ritsrrs pudnp bare | 9ir,iombso
ON iau 9uss.
g~rd3osFoosr | 3,ras eit Gre
bag og Gsrbus op.r fin. gr.bbsr og
op.ripsmmebs gpsr Gulu.rt og Cms
san; 80 W,nn.f'.r brutnsos. gp.u
lioqer uno.r 8duo. Stdosr dniladss
til 81, 100000. lab pda 2ano %
qpling reo Op.ripsmm.lisr .I,rs
bet miotrs 5srds er ~6stpbelig. iQrlio
fsncenior Waco.
glittenildssr WtGsab | Tacoma.
8nib., bar opfunbet en- Waitine til
6orbrRHoina az almtno.lrg 5doueoeo,
iaaltoes Of Der irsmbrins,s en- 6iaig
os life siftig ems os 8drmsgas.
Or. Weasab oripsr en- Weoel, mso
bpil.sn ban bar sOotsiort, at en- Goro
granbs Oil f~rsmbrins. fra 1900 til
10000 aubitfoo Gas oe 30 guibels
5ra.ul, barb 10 Gents pr. guibsL.
9aisn Ton iala,s ior 10 Gents pr.
1000 Aubitiob.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07
RnnTas.
Smaafoppss Gpiosmi unrpbbet.

Or. 6. :. Sop.. ben Qt6iIons
2ces, Tom bet lp,tsbss at ubrpDos be
forte Smaatoppsr | 2enoru, aas., sr
tommen bism til atdiion igisu. 9d
bGn Tom til 2snord for en- Wduneb
ToCn, fduot ban 9nen / en- panitligs
nenoe Silitano, og bpsrt.r poit s[er
pasiussrer III COB til at forlaos gpen.
Gorrstntnssrsreli.n bar naitsn fulbs
it9ubig inbitinet; oper 20 perIon.r
laa / ben frpstsligs Speoum. sr.
Saas .fter bans antomf bsbe Ca
asrns 5uGlsr og gropn, iom bapbe boz
bet 2ipst for at brinas 6iplp til be
SnQ.. Or. Sotpe mddtte lqaee BEN
uo, trutts benz til GrapplabIen oa
eqfte 2isens til mso Serb. g,sss
bsbe af Wanasl puu G9set.lfpn. Gn
Tramp 6dpos fsrt Smitten til Genera
oo bso. i.lp .itsr fort 9ios Sorls6.
Or. Sorps bar mootdget 5000 for I'm
Wdonsbs arb.ioe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07
llltupis.
Nfls MnDfripn bah.

ReIs guosr'on Osoe pad Gouutp,
boipituIet / Gbitngo / 9sroa9s ION
Jcl8e at be auipitit, bans grootr aT~
or'p bibruats BAN ben lobe Suni
iioitlsoen. gnortp anosr'on fiber
MI / en- Seize / Gountpirnailst. 3t to
Breore bosos Idmmtr / Vo. 26 Gen
mott Placs. Zen Dag. Sluasmaulct
fdnot Stsb, bar be god,t inO til i'm
Sntsl / No. 1876 Sorgamou Street.
Rels opiorbr,bs anorsp til at tjsbs
81, og oa aroretp dfilog Cpforortn
asn, Tom be 10 / Slagsmaal, bporuns
Der anorep trut FIN 8uiu og itdt i'm
9roosr / llnberliost. odu tog osrpGd
SIugtsn. men blsO arrs'tsrst famine
0oq.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07

otoes lite Ida nsie, 6por mcast Gdrb
Der tdlt er afbGnost iudr; men BET tr
'~ittert, at OmiHtninqen bar p1rst
u~'GoodnItg for. st G%unpfrmo bar
ll'oel en- Rdotus af upgIe foa g}il fra
springfield 'ol9t ID Sportisttionsr
III til en- @iennsm1nitspris Of $4,000.
Prt'm pr. Gcre er Itcoet mco So til SIS
l Ssbet al bet Iibite Mar. 8enns Vii
ltano er frsmbrn9t peo Fers ~tilItsb.nbs
Dmitrnoiqbsbsr, booeoiuoelio omfdts
tenoe 5ernbnnsnnI9o, ION MI sr ieun1
| oenne Gqn az Stuten. SsItuoIies
tsrns er o0ioo mere opmuntrsnbs, eno
Dc bar oHret poo mango 2tur, % Ifs
td'tnInqen btl blipe u~'9boorlio tor,
ON life nO9et uforuoTsst inbtrGber.
Sette cirter p9iau til, at 2unotipbere
er gunitigt ftsmt.
"r ~ anr gar1rttl % ocfr 6B Eon not.
Menig SoIbut M. ). Ring / S6us
topse bar en- af be fsrits, ION LOB fig
hrsrpe ! 13be WinnsTota REG. Dol.
) bette ReQiment bar ban tent slsn'
mem bels 8ampsn pdd 5ilippinerns.
Stignt FUN 10 @ar aommsl Itdar ban
Sob 61h Spmme / 6oielGiten oa er
life dlsns ben hsisite Wuno / 13os
Minneiotu sRseimsnt, men ii9ss at
bore en- tpart Spmms bsisrs sno ben
beisits al fine 9dmeratsr | hIe be 5or,
enebe Stutsrs fripinige Scr. 9an
tiIbsrsr Ring sSumilien i Sbdtopss,
iaa betienbt for I'm 6sios. Der sr
fem 9rsore, Tom tiliummsr mddlsr
oper 80 Tcb, % snooa sr be ole soot
proportipnsrst.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07
midtieau.
Spgtr ritter @nserusrtmbspst.

qbilip Z. Golsrope / 9aitings bar
t~unosiort. at ban Tiger ben repu6lis
tanits Termination for GuOsrnsrsmbes
BET. 7ripss Ssnoug fra rifles. Mr.
6 olgrops er m peltisnot Qoootat oe
bar uoitrdtts getisnbtffab.r. pan bar
Ianse tuset en- lsb.nbs Del / ben r.6us
blitunits pplitit og Dor SiotsI.natpr
/ 1889. 5 Here Qar fob ban | Spio.
len for anistts OF Ypt6ias' 9erosns.
organization.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07
Horn nnkntu.
cusrialot OF plnnoret Of tn aamtrnt.

Serbsrt GorLIon sr Tuonet pod en-
/ 5drao 6ismm,hsrenos ung W|ano,
ION en- 9Th bar urbeioet peo 9coperss
totpn. 5orlrns,lisn al Grsut Rcrtbern
9unen. !oan baooe beoiost 'ig pud
!6ismpeien for at fsire Abe Suli |
surao, men blsp Ifuot og fIpnoret al
en- arbeiosfumsrut. Gn Tarmer fanot
Ram liaoenbs hsoioItlss nHr Sernbone'
fporet. aamsraten baooe 9rebst
Gludten.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07

inaeH Bern. % | Az 3illrlot par
Der fun Ct Barn. III be iraiiilt. BAR
buooc 494 oGrtt gift / minore tno lem
Hor, 5S3 m,Iltm fem o9 ii War. BIB
mtlem ii oa icmttn Mar, 1876 ira lem
ten til iBpt @ar. Outstanding anisra
les Tom Stilsmisi,qruno I sol 3tt'
iGIoc. 7sisrtion I $50 Iilfrlos %
mdn9Ienoe 5orIsrgtlis / 24l IiIfGloc.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07
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IRA !0uron berettes ben losn Suli:
8ptn 9olgu, ium ligger so Uttl DIT
berfra / grootings GountQ bar lat en-
isinsfaloenoe RstorO iom 5Orretnin8ss
plao8. Sioen / September sr Der til
Wurteost / 0Oled antommst opsr
1880 8uIbsls Sosoe foruben itore
,Wanoosr Rug, gpg, 6upr,, Wdis,
Qotster oip. Steosts Grsamerp bar
uoIoa oiort en- b~etnoslig 5orrstuing og
uoIenot IONS at Smsr, liesicm ogs
Ida gpsns 9isbmGno bar 'enot uo
gGa oa Smer / fore apuntitetsr.
Wun bar bsrsgnst, at life minore eno
100000 sr uobstalt / be iibite 8
Maantotr til 6armsre, iom bduolsr /
8olQd. alsus for leOenoe apG9 er Der
betalt ppimob 100000. 9rnluit.
banblerne bar ogiuu 9iort 0cos Scrs
retninasr; fra 8ulgus 2umbcrparbs cr
Der Iot9t iuit 20 Ssrrbanepoqnluonins
aer, foroetmeits til 2anooiitrittsrns.
8ol9a sr en- aI utts goos 5ernbdnsbpsr
% MartsospldOisr / Srootings 60.
Spob ben tan oppiie al 5orrstningss
rerslIs, timber notion pda, bptltsn
Sremsans Der aisres / ben Geu al
SnbsO utotd.