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Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
ltnrn pnkntn.
Ent asinrantsielitab oranniicret.

Rortbpeitern Sire &c Murins Sns
iurants So. bIeo uplig ursuniierst
@rano Sorts os bar MI, ftripss fra
9ismord. inbbstaIt $4,000 at atties
tapitaIsn, iaa at bet fan bsspnoe at
gisre 5orrstnins. 9etts aSiurancss
ielfab er at ftsrre 8istigbso snb no
get, Tom tibIisers er oannet / Rorcs
Dutota; bets gttistapital lpoer pau
100000 og altIammen ital bore
inb6etalt inben ct Nars 5orIsb. Gel
Ttubets SriitspIan er no9st li9nenoe
ben for ct. Puul Sire &c Wdrine.
Oct pil tegns a~siurancs mob Srdnos
ua SaglItaos umtring / Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
OeSua.
@srifauere Hitter til Icras.

Den nps Sob ON MiIit9rtieneiten i
Merico oil mart trpoe / Strait, bsrets
tes ira auitin / Gsrouss. 5lere Sus
iinos Weritansre er al1srebe fpttet
oper Granien til Seras for at unos
brass Jig ben Spuns, 2open poul9g,
ger benz Iom 9orgsre af Merito.
Warse at benz bar ubtalt Iom i'm
Seniist at bile blibs dmeritanIte Dor
gere.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
Stpr Srano | 9inebiae.

GinsuiQs i 8apn. Gountp bismip9s
as ernNug often Of en- Slcsbrano,
ION Idgos 9Groi.r for 100000 /
ahs. 0oO bette fore sab er Der
Snn en- ubetpo,lig DISTURBANCE. Slcen
59pnote I geIpet Department Sturs
" i9r'Ote fig p,o ben It9rte 9lGit
NIB en- riO,nOe 6art til be narli99suoe
S'9rin9,r. Gpiisrne "5ribuns" pg
Tens" tabt. alt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
Sirmiommrn ira slaiia.

Gilbert Gapdlisr (Ssn al G9arlss
Gapalier, Tom sr ben Gloite bptos
Settler / Rso Ripsr 9aIen) CT tommer
bism til Ysmbina fra 8Ionoits. )
alafa bapbs ban prret ida ubelot9
at brntts ct Ben, meosns ban par be-
Ttirftieet msb npsst S~p9searbsioe, men
tunbe life blips belt bra isien osropps.
Sar % en- aamsrat git tilfoOs ben
iterte De al StrGtniugen ira Dam
ion til Sfasuap. Srle Sursn ira
9ofpion til pembina meoto9 bare 80
0uoe. Orr. Cavalier uotdIte, al s'tsr
bans Stisn saur BET f,asrs tilbaSe
msb 0apIon Gitp cnb frsmooer. 4rs
beiosbialp sr life / nOssn TOR efter'
Tpsraisl, CO mso Suloiuno sadr bet
Imuat. San Tiger, at ale gooe Claims
.r pptaa.t. grbsipere peo 9uIosrao'
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
Cub pukntu.
Trs. Better Grifion onion.

sra 8at,rtotpn b~ersttes 2sroag:
timber ct 6ddrbt llpsir ub6rsb Der
Slblss pua pster G~ridions 6urm i
Samlin Gountp. Sans Suitru, iOm
piloe prepe at rsooe 9ef9tnin9sn, oms
tom Islo / 5lummerrs. 5armbpgnins
oerre antenotss af en- prrrie6rdno,
iom urbeibsoe Zig ben til 5armen, brsz
ben Of ben baaroe SlRit. mrs. Grid
ion Iua, at Stalo6psningen a ibranb
% iprang ousr for at reooe arp9et
ga fire !6eite, iom fob 6unoet bsrinos.
Men tommen bsrinb bleo bun ooeroGls
BET al Rsgen oa t%oaltss, inoen bet
blep henbs mulist at famle iig ben til
~llbaanssn. Stalobpeninsen og alt
eerinbe sbslagbss. mrs. Gritior sfs
terlabsr fig Nunb og fsrs imdu gsrn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
Tgaernr | Tinnsnpulis.

minneapolis Wsllsrns pil tonturs
rsre mso llnitso States 5Iour nil
ling 60. iom btotil. SioItnGpnte bar
9~ienta9enps furie9t at faa tisbt MsIs
I~ebru9sne / minneapolis; men intet
Silbub bar pGrst fort moi til at pers
bet minoite frtitsnoe. Winneapoliss
Wrlerns bar be beoite gstinssIisr for
bersftsr OF tilnnc bpIbe 3onturranIsn
impo apmbirotionsn liseIaa let ION
fer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
Stsu ilutfrns Sben.

Sdorsoa9ens Iurrs Re9nitpl Der i
tsnm - tribes life Itui fra Sipur
Sin - bar 8iOrt en- Gnbe pua be
nirs, grGrisbranb., fom bar foruar'
iost iad msSen Stubs / 2anbbiitrits
time iodo,I her / N9rbeben Tom itraI
rnI SrGnitn / baabe Spbs9 utptu %
MbrrIn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
apstttsfsmsstU

nraa tnsi,pres I,Hst a5er raausas "a Torseas Ror'
asn. a5srtisisHsuisr instasss iffs 10 paa binansen
sissues s'umsrs. nsomiHsrs BET ubtruffslts iorIarS
a.s. outs ct advertisement. Der fsrf fomnn IND
1trssaasniHir,, T. Or. ~ioriana,s t~Heruf'et . SsHse.
oil BET ioHm, ias 3 1nisdssrumers. 8rsue. Der inss
hogos sorttsirusHtsr, ior bet hafr use. bsr mort
tss assrtisitmsnt , bet Hsors eistHs pda Gsn
psluisr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
miunrrntn.
Iemniugsbrub nar Ninneapolis.

IN Del al ben unosrItsttsnoe Dur
Soa Sstiiom al Ct. antbonp Sails,
100 6oO lang, CAB sftsr tmorges,
r'I'ss Spnoag fra Minneapolis.
S'Toso sr forOurIa9st en- Siaos, ION
Ut 0I ta8e Here SuIinbe Dollars at
aS''or'. Rslerne binfoss 5looen er
N'oaridg for en- Sio berspet 8rugen
q Sanotraftsn. Men be er fcrbss
mt paa ct IaaOant Silf9loe us fan
latte fine 0ampmaFinsr | Irbsioe.
9a' NGmnin9en er $40 Sob lang,
% Job opb Og fra 5 til II SOB tpt.
<'' 0I'o bng9et for fem aur Iioen ps
N' OaTet aniset iom ~uiGbpanIis
'eN' EimeIig moi bar be fore So
o nos''r 9j'nnsm 9interen ipattst osns
%'StonostroFt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
19mainssbrno

Sra Warinstts meloes ben lite Wai:
!Ssrtil inbls6snbe Welbinssr fra
Gagles' Reit bsrstter, at ale 9Gmninz
ger peo eagle Ripsr. Tom flpoer ub /
Ycibtigo, bar aiuet sfter. 9sbblis
p.nbs Resnifpl bar opipulmet imau
gatte til rip,noe Strsmms, 90 tore
W9nsbsr 5smm.r sr oso Spsriosm.
melisn fsrt lanst inb / Stopens. !Ssle
Ggnen Der er mer sller minor. opers
ipsmmet os 2anbeOsisns / en- baarlig
5oriatning. 9Gmninssn psb peibs
tieo sr faalsbss itiGst. at man p.nt.r,
ben boert Eis6iit itdl gioe .ftsr. 90
BET paa Gasle RiO.r 0emningerne og
9smmerst anIlades til $50, ZOO.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05

n'n9 faar $75 ON Maansosn og goarb
Ior at Crane, men meo ben Joritaaeli.,
at pen9sne frrit Ital bstal.s, naar bet
tommer til "Glsdnsup" om 9aaren.
er Der ba life piosrs til llopbtts, blir
Der Tibet eler intet at faa.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
Rsrbtbt IN eammtl Soloat.

albert CUNT ps bans aOne. anslu,
fonbtes 2srDus often Of en- 5urp /
Wilipdutee fplbis | at babe mproet
gbriiiion W,lsaarb Zen 9steran ! SOls
bisrs Soms) % osmt.s Wanbag Sors
miobas til lipsparig austbusfruf.
Osi bar ct Rppmorb. 5orbrnb.li,n
bIso beeaoet / December Foitlebsn.
Mrrberparret futt.pe ben oiap.lfe
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
annrs Tab beo Yr6ritbrano.

Gitsrrstninger ON 5ab peb prariss
branbe unoer Slaitsn | 5rspass sr
ibas inblsbet BERTH fra be s'fr., isns
ore og nprbrs Dele af Gountist, ffris
pes 2srbos fra SurOn. Raugs 5ur'
mere bar miItst bele I'm Ssforinnins;
flsre uobpqningsr sr nsbbranbt oe m.s
get SarmsR uitinsri sOelast. Gno.l
&pag err osiad omtOmmet | Slarmsrs
ne. ROels az be RanS, Tom isgt. at
betiamps SIben, bdpos mar mifst 2is
BET.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
SurocnUeir.

Ut bar rs9net it9rtt oper Minnss
.''.''.s9nsn i be iibfts 9ase, os bet
" ''s'oan toag, Tribes Der IibIts Ssns
:.8 %'t'n ira minneapolis. Resns
..'' qar Iorrsitsn Iamtibis parst al
..n'','9 o0'r bel. Rprbpeitsn. Soag
W 0' 4a0t iIsre Rssnfurs, og M
1,N0 Sqntlo og Sorosufralb, 2pns
sN" 'a| not babe ilaa.t nsb biit og
-, H's' aOen at nOsen furlis Stuoe
~: %s0'''t't, Rigtisnot .r Der faIOt
S,y'' Tne9't Rssn for entelte Steoers
Ss,''''nm'noe, men / bet !Ssle taaet
'" bare ct upurberlist @obs for
S y. i ROroDeFsn, .ftsrIom bet
s sS'iaT Pao ben aib, oa Narmsrne
:, ,~'' Soo msO bet IiOits af guuraan.
49, Ill 9ato muu be tilitepeparsnts
s ,,..s' fOr GOIinsen betsgneS jon
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05

tommer til "Glsdnsup" om 9aaren.
er Der ba life piosrs til llop6tts, blir
Der Tibet eIer intet at faa.
arabts fin sruoer 90 fs i,lu.
Hetsltgt Gigitus bolotes / Gmmons
eountD torleocn Dag oDer 9issne al
TO 8reors, bporaf ben enc bapoe Ituot
Den dnoen os o~srefter bsgaast Selp.
moro. 9erss RuOns bar Sames oa
Solspb eaIopea. Gn unoerfsaelie al
'So'epbs Gig bite, at ban bar bl.oen
'tuot mso en- Saaelbssie, oa at Cab
ntn9sn bdpoe bspirtet ct gGbenbe Saar
| Wtdosn. De to 8rsbrs bearapeoes
Stos ON Sioe pau airtegdaroen /
Sed0er Grest, NOR beres tSjem.
Farmers sanf i &Gibbnrn.
Stdtsietret9reu / gismard bar
faat a~nfegning ON at ubit.oe ct Gbar.
ter til "Jarmsrs' State gant Of DC
Sean 6ountH." ganfsn Ttal oprettes
| WdIbburn - ben pdatentte Gnoes
1tdtton Tor ben Sernbanslinie, ION M
er unosr SpmauIing al Snsenisrer
lIrloer 2ebelfe at 70. .. Daf6burn.
"6armers' State 9ant" pil bltps ben
anoen guntforretning, Iom anl9gges
| Waibburn. "5trit Rational" i BIS,
mard par ben fsrite til at iad Gborter.
G~iterinlgt Of lllpr.
Gn geretning fra ben norore De al
Staten 9aar uo pad, at lllpene Der
oppe sr temmelig oriitiee. Grempslpis
nGpnss, at en- Wuno, Sos. 4uasr /
Satb9dts, bleO efterfulgt at i9p ulpe /
en- 6lof, ba ban en- Dag tom tisrenbs
ooer prGrien, % bet pdr fun p.b at
pifte ob9tig paa 6eitens o9 oep bisiss
posrite &nitrsngelisr, at ban unotom;
men lllpene gap heller lille tabt, fsrs
eno ban nuaeb. bien. 9st er IielDsn,
at Sfops og prHrRulpe anfoloer en-
lioe RsiIenos; bet mao bd bore, noar
be er ri9tis fultne pg briitiee.
Sil ip9t 8enaaoniag for rn Ioroer.
Den 29be Nai pil Der blipe inblepes
ON g~enaabning for Wilium Sutp, en-
al be M9nb, fpm mprosbe Gpen
Paulien / Wappille / Ssbruur 1894.
paulion bar RatsP olitimanb / Mups
bile. Gam % en- anosn Mano peo
Naon 8elsp blsp oenoang osmt til
~lipgparig 5%ustbu5itraf for bet nrpnte
Mprb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
Grrritbrann.

eicur Gitp, Ssnbag: Prariebrano
hrju pco Fsre Steber Der / g9nen.
On Mano brGnbt, libel isuar pau
Nm Rona, Tom eies at 2stpiS &c mil
ur mar 8hits Gate; pua famine Stso
nbbrrrOts cqIaa 5armbpgnin8erns,
70 g.~IQtrirssn omtom. Gn Yrrries
tyarN, fcm bsspnOt. NOR Nspport,
a,5,iotr i9 MI bortoper Isrore SOFT
Gcuntp, % rGr Satoale bar ben eoes
ast tore MGn9oer Sprn cg Here
gnrirgtr. Ws9et 8OeS er gdaet
t,bt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
anlpe % Sncfalb.

Stspbsn, Ssnoug ben 30ts 4pril:
Srsbus bupoe ri en- Suloebsl9e Der,
% Srepug often falOt Der fuloe 4
Spmmer Sns. Msn bu Soroen ules
reos forub bar siernsmoGost. bill bette
'inte @aaronner bsnpeo en- llse. Gnos
MI sr lite 5urmerns farbigs meb oper
10 9rotent al SosoeIaunin9sr; al ben
8runo blir Soeo.arsalst iuor minbit
en- Sierbebsl minbre eno ifior.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
Gle Sangeriss cUrrtiort 90 nrabt.

Ut Var Ittl sitsnfor Binona 5!eo
2srbag 5Ormiobug en- Mdno opert;grl
al ct peit9ausnbs Sog pau Nilpautee,
gansn. lllpttsn FEB. paa en- ssms
merbro, bOOr Munoen TAB pg fIt.os.
Sopeoet blso fulbitanOig tilt fra
Sroppen. Sesse Dele faIbt nso / Gls
ben, boor &roppen isnsrs fanOtsS,
men !6ooeoet life. Sm Gitermiooas
gen gjenti,nOtes 2iget Iom Sle 2an9,s
nes, Der bar boiut / Binona % ON
Wor9ensn baOoe begioet fig nso til
9rcen for at fife.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
Sur fie6t en- Saut.

q. 9. gailsp, &asisrsr / 8ant OF
SuoiOn, og Charles Gorbam. 9e1er i
ben ups Ri6mDnosg ant, bar iammen
mep nogIe 5orrstnin9sm9nb / 9alos
min tiebt gant Of 8albpin. Qttiss
tapitalen er ben famine iom for, $685.
600. Mr. Sumss u. 0sdsr, iom bar
oaret Sasierer og 9sitDrsr for bsune
gant / be Iibite Is Qor, ugtsr mso bet
fsrite Of finite til Msnomonie for at
30 Der. 9'6rr. guilep os 8orbam er
oeltisnots 9antm9no / osnns Del al
Staten, itrioes fra 8alopin.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
1noldnoet.
9ntpu.
eiGlp for BE- Npblibenbs.

I 9eotut boIotes Der ct Utas'emsbe
proa0 qften / anleoning at ben
Nss. 6uort &irtspil.sY efoltninsen
mr RsOt psb SOrnaopsn / forriss uJe-
TrSt n,ofdtt, en- Somite, Der itdI
yj,.. for SiIpeisbringelisn at pen5s
~ Qiusfcrrsbenb.oer. S ale Sirter
/ au,ui optoa,s Der t Ssnouss Sol
ltr for Eiemeoet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
Tribiais Ssnsiorbsielit.

20 5irmusr / ReO Wing forbsiebs
2sroag 4ftsn uhsn Spfuroring fine
Qrbeiosrss 2sn meo s grotsnt; bet
bar Minneiota Stonstpars So. oa Reo
Win9 Stonsrpare 60. 6or en- llgs
iiben gioroe begse Sstper.pipe 8oms
panier lioeIad.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
mtarnnn,t.
Saas Eapu par Tauicliuu,

@n 5armer bleo / Wanbuss opers
tiprt os brrbt df ct Burlington 5rugts
tog mar Maibsn Rod. 2tget glen
fanbtss frpsteIig lemlGitet. Monz
oens Raon bar 8. 0anisHon. San
bsrte bjsmms / Stodbolm, Pspin 50.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05

Svilsb al
|raa M fsal
|Qer ntst ia0!
| on at sl'H1
non.
|tsrst Ia s'1
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
Iftudrfts.
imasfss.

hes. lihfl1
Is -
49, N
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-05
Gullciti til Tronteunr.

9aa Msbs Ssnoas Rso Wins
9icncIe Club blsp bet bsIluttst at Iud
fGrbis en- GDcleiti meGlsm Reo 8ins
os Srpntenuc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-10
FOR AND ABOUT WOMEN.

Helen Leah iced, author of Miss
The odora: a West End story, took
prize at Radcliffe for the best metrical
translation from Horace.
Miss Lola Stephenson, of Cincinnati,
although only IS years of age, is the
youngest orchestral leader. not only
in the United States, but probably in
the whole worlds
Mrs. Annie Kline Rickert, once a IA
nous confederate spy, is now presi-
dent Of the Stockton & Tuolumne
County railroad, a 6O-mile track in
California.
Thomas Edison is credited with re-
marking that ''women have more sense
about machinery than men" At any
rate, he shows faith in the sex by keep
ing scores of them on his pay roll.
ClOgher, Ireland, has appointed a
woman rate collector, and insists on
her having the place in spite of the OBJ
jections of the Dublin officials. She is
Miss Ma gill, and had done the work of
the Office for five years owing to the ILL
ness of her father, who held the place
previously.
Mrs. Alice MeyneU does not desire
to draw mental line between men
and women, as she considers any diff
ference to be due to individuality and
not to sex. She says hat it is posi- bic
for women to excel in reasoning pow
er, and for men to fail in it. also for
women to be dull in perception and OBJ
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-10

Once or twice year the good house
wife has a thorough house cleaning. The
house has been swept and busted every
day i'll the year, but the housewife knows
that i'll spite of vigilance dust accu1nu-
lates i'll cracks and corners, and Is only
to be removed by special effort.
It's the same way with the body. You
look after it every day. You take all
the ordinary precautions of cleanliness
and health. Yet the body needs its
special cleaning to rid it of the accumu-
lations of waste and poisonous matter
which invite disease. Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, taken regu-
larly once or twice a year, would save
many sickness. 1t purifles the blood,
strengthens the stomach, and cleanses
the body of poisonous accunulations.
rLast spring had severe attack of pneu-
monia which left me with bad cough and
also left my lungs in very bad condition :"
writes John NJ. Russell, Esq, of Brent, Cherokee
Nat Ind. Ter. III had appetite and so
weak I could scarcely walk. My breast was
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery which I
believe saved my life. cannot express my
gratitude to you I able now to do very
good work"
DIR. Pierce's Medical Adviser, in paper
covers, sent free on receipt of 2I one
cent stamps to pay cost of mailing only.
Address DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-10

Investigate the large assortment of
furniture and bedding at the kitz-
meyer furniture store. We carry the
best and the latest styles in this line,
and anything that is not in stock will
be ordered at catalogue prices. We
also have large stock of blankets and
quilts that we are selling very low. So
investigate B-4-U-sleep and dream
of sending away.
Shirts made to order by Sam Cohn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-10
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on Or
after August l, 1899 the office, or
room, occupied by the County Assessor
situated in the county building, next
door to the store now occupied by
Joseph Platt, will he for rent For
particulars apply to
GEO. W. COwING,
Clerk OF Board of County mission.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-10
DO r'OU KNOW

Consumption Is preventable; Science has proven
that, and also that neglect is suicidal Tho worst
cold or cough can be cured with Shiohs Cough
and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive guarantee
for over fifty years.
For sale at Nevada Drug Store.
eastern part Of town. Inquire of Mrs
Fox.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-10

Dress Goods 81 so Each
We are still hammering away at our
24 50 Dress Patterns and although we
have sold a big quantity we still have
quite a number left. These are just the
right articles for Christmas presents, be-
ing away below their regular selling
prices. some patterns having solf as high
as 81 80 and S. 30. They are still yours at
S4 80 for a Dress Pattern consisting OF
yards.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-12-10

Ask to see our Ladies' Cloth
and Astracan Capes, prices
75c, ST. rs, 81 SO, 81 SO,
S3 SO, s., So so.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-10-20
NORTHWOOD.

R. P. congregation here will observe the
Lords Supper next Sabbath. Rev. j. G. Reed
Of Princeton, Ind, will, assist during SER
vices. Preparatory services on Friday and
Saturday.
Rev. Gillespie, of Xenia Seminary, preached
for the U. p. people here last Sabbath after
noon.
Sidney u P. Presbytery will hold called
meeting in the U. p. church here next Tues
day, October "a, at 10 "a. M, at which the in
stallation of Rev. Edgar Smith will take
place.
Mrs. Ethel BrOcherding returned last Satur-
day to her home in Cincinnati. She was here
or the funeral of her grandmother, Mrs. Mar
garet Gebby.
Mrs. DIR. Montgomery and two sons Doc
and Tom, Mrs. Merttie McCleary and Miss
Parrett, of Huntsville, called on Mrs. Fannie
Brooks last Saturday afternoon.
w. T. and S. ID. Stephenson have ordered a
car load of potatoes from Wisconsin, and will
supply those wanting potatoes at 45 cents pei
bushel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Briton and family re-
turned last Thursday to their home in FIT
Wayne. Ind.
Mrs. Thos. Clark, Mrs Sattie Patterson and
Misses Sallie and Lesta Clark, of Bellefon-
taine, visited at G. F. Pash's last Thursday
j. X. Elder was auctioneer at John Browns
sale last Friday.
Wind and fire got on run in ID. S. Atkins
woods last Sabbath, and left him minus sew
eral rods Of fence before they were con-
trolled
Frank Quas' have moved into the Milroy
property recently vacated by Jno Lutz.
Mrs. Williamson from near Bellefontaine
spent part of last week with her son Harry
Frank Stephenson and Willie Milroy went
to Ada the first of the week, to attend school,
7. Fl. Flack was doing insurance business in
this vicinity last Friday
Miss Mary Miller went last week to visit her
brothers children in Williamson county, Ill.
Miss Belle McCleary, of Huntsville, is a
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs Rose Col
lins, this week.
W. S. Creighton and c. E. Johnston got in
their winter supply of coal last week They
also put in supply for the U. P. church.
Mr.. James Middleton was hurt in a runaway
Monday. His horse became frightened and
threw him Off the wagon on the pike, bruising
and jarring him considerably.
A. G. Patterson has no car load of apples to
sell, and what he does sell he is disposing of
to home consumers, and has not shipped any
to Michigan. Some one been stufing 'Sin-
ned" of Huntsville, we suppose.
Saw Dave Lawson and Charlie, McCulloch.
OF RuShsylvania, drive by our way Wednes-
day, and from the steely look they wore. we
bet they were going to the shooting match at
the Bulkhead.
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GREAT JUBILEE
Convention of Church OF Christ at
Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, O., Oct II, '99.

Cincinnati, O., Oct II, '99.
Editor Republican,:
The fiftieth annual convention of the
Disciples of Christ is now in session in
this city.
To show how many people are in at
tendance it is only necessary to say
that no one could secure one of the but
ton badges without enrolment. There
were 10000 of these buttons given
away on the second day of the conven-
tion, and on Saturday morning several
thousand people were unable to enroll
as all headquarters were blockaded
with people.
Francis G. Clark addressed the con-
ventiOn Saturday evening in Music
Hall, which has seating capacity of
nearly 5000 people. Long before the
hour arrived all the seats were taken,
and several thousand on the streets try
ing to gain an entrance.
The climax of the convention was
reached Sunday afternoon at the hour
for communion services. An hour be-
fore the meeting began the hall was
filled and the doors were closed. Two
overflow meetings in auditorium were
held to accommodate the thousands
that were unable to gain an entrance
in Music Hall.
1t is estimated that the thousands of
delegates that enroll at this conven-
tion will make it the largest religious
gathering of one brotherhood ever re-
corded in the history of the United
States.
Lodge delegations from Texas, Cali
fornia, and churches from all parts of
the United States, Canada, and En-
gland are represented.
YOURS TRULY.
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THE DEATH OF SAM. BALLINGER.

The following letter has been receiv-
ed by the sister of Mr. Samuel T. Bal
linger, in reference TO his death in the
Philippines:
LELoREs, Luzon, P. l., Aug. 30, '99,
Miss A. G. Ballinger:
Dear Miss:-It is my sad duty as the
Company Commander, to inform you of
the death of your brother, Corporal
Samuel T. Ballinger, late of Company
d, 9th Infantry. He was shot and
killed in action, in the advance from
San Fernando, on the morning of Aug
ust 9th, 1899. AT the time of his death
he was on the firing line of his compa-
ny, doing his whole duty as good SOL
dier.
His remains were sent to the I'd Re-
serve Hospital, Manila, for interment.
The property of the deceased is now
held by the Company Commander, and
will be disposed Of and the money sent
to the Auditor of the War Department.
where it may be obtained by member
of his family.
1t should be gratifying for you to
know that your brother performed his
duty as good soldier to the last, and
met soldiers death, facing the enemy
on the firing line.
Very Respectfully,
HORACE P. HOBBS,
I'd Lieut.. 18th Inf. Co. d.
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BIG SPRINGS.

We had nice rain most of the day
Tuesday, which everybody was glad to
see.
Fifty-one tickets were sold here Fri
day for the Foraker speech.
Mrs. Lou Dearborn is quite sick at
this writing.
George Church, wife and son Glen,
are all sick.
Tom Maxwell's children have been
quite sick with throat trouble the past
week. They are all improving at this
writing except the Oldest son, who is
worse.
Mrs. T. Loughman is laid up with a
bad foot, caused from being scalded.
Ben Dearborn. of Hardin county,
bought James Densmore's property
here, and moved into it last week. Mr..
Densmore moved onto T. r. Deardorff's
farm.
George Mulligan is having barr
framed here, which is to be built or
his farm east of the city.
Mrs. Hettie Dearborn, of Unior
county, visited the last of the weel
with her father-in-law' family.
Mrs. Leah Mckinley will leave thi'
week to visit relatives in Illinois.
The Ladies' Aid Society cleared S
at Thomas Gardners sale, by serving
dinner.
Our pastor, Rev. J. w. Spring, wa
called to Forest to officiate at a funera
there, and there were no services her
Sabbath.
The relatives of Ed Brugler, of Mar
City, were called to that place Sabbatl
to attend the funeral of an infant child
about two weeks old. The child ha
been sick all it's short life. Anothe
bud has been plucked from earth t
blossom in Heaven. The parents hav
the sympathy of friends here in thei
loss. The interment was at Rushsy
vania.
Mrs. Lou Simpson and son Charlie
visited with DR.. o. M. Jones' famil,
Tuesday.
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THE CUP WILL STAY.
The Columbia Wins the First Two
Races.

The yacht races thus far between the
Columbia and Shamrock have been de-
cisive. The Columbia won the first
race, Monday, beating the Shamrock
mile and a half. Wednesday, the
Shamrock broke her topmast, and was
disabled, but the two vessels had been
racing for twenty-five minutes, and the
Columbia had already gained several
lengths. She kept on her course, max
ing remarkable time, and was awarded
the second race, the terms of the race
providing that no race should be de-
clared off on account of accident, as the
race was to test the sea-worthiness of
the vessels as well as their speed. The
behavior Of the Columbia, on the two
races run, has convinced all that she is
the superior vessel.