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The evening times., 1899-06-08
The ConRdinE Noblem,n,
From the Bcs,on Transcrip,l

If1OM tht BCstUH IfIhscript.J
The Duke of Beaufort. who has Just died in.
herited from his father strong taste for the
society of actors Among his flyorite associates
in past years was the late Mr. Sothcrn, whose
cheerful h,mcr often took the form of practical
jokes at the expense of his hest friends.
Sothern invited the duke TO visit him in Amer
ica and enjoy some fishing the Canadian bor-
der His grace had very vague notions Of the
conditions of civilization in this country and
Sotharn amused himself by writing to him that
of course. he must to New York prepared
to meet Indians and wild animals; that the buf-
faloes and bears and liors could be easily dis
posed of with proper firearms. but that the In
dians had positive mania for roasting English
men at the stake, ard hence that FIRE extin-
guisher was a part of every travellers luggage in
'.thc States
When the dukes boxes and other paraphena lin
were landed at the steamships wharf. there. to
Sothern's meas,Ireltss delight, was a fire extin-
guisher of the latest English patent.
The evening times., 1899-06-08
Using the AK Promptly.

From the PhiladeIphia ReCofd.l
The Republican machine in this State ought to
especially commend the zeal and alacrity with
which Collector Hershey of the Ninth Penn
sylyania district FASTENED to comply with the
recent order OF President Mckinley placing thou
sands of positions at the disposal of the poiti-
clans Within two days after the ruling made
Mr. Hershey had removed three gaugors ant
filed their places with obedisnt and watchful
machine henchmen. 1t may be assumed that
there will he no unnecessary delay the part
of the other three collectors in this State in
showing due obedience to the Presidential de
cree
The evening times., 1899-06-08
A Matrimonial Agency.
(From the Melbourne Leader.)

ii
l know of in Melbourne who gives
his heartiest approval to the rules adopted
by the P. & o. Company as guide of con.
duct for its junior officers in their dealings with
passengers during the trip. For the future these
officers TO hold aloof from the passengers and
irtations with lady travellers are strictly tabooed
quite right.'' exclaims my friend. ''Quite de-
cent and reasonable! See here, ] came to Aus
tralia ten years ago. Two years later. when
settled ard doing well. sent money home
to the young lady to whom engaged to en-
able her to come out 20 me that we might he
married. She came readily, but two days after
landing married one of the officers of tine ship
The pascal had her over on the way out
Eighteen months since I sent for my sister to
come and be my housekeeper She came at my
expense: but when she arrived | found she was
engaged to another Of those wretchcd officers. I've
ceased importing females"
The evening times., 1899-06-08
4 Family Affair.
(From the Brooklyn Eagle. }


That judge may be easily imposed by a
juryman who wants TO get out of serving was well
illustrated in one of the parts of the Supreme
Court in this county recently. juryman stated
that he expected an increase" at his house any
hour. and the excuse accepted. YES, Mr..
Juror, You may go home said the judge, for
he has family. too, and was touched in a
tender spot. few days afterward the court clerk
brought an interesting story to the judge. He had
Glanced to hear the excused juryman. who lived
in his neighborhood. telling what he called a
good joke the judge, for whom he seemed
to have much contempt for his being 50 easily
imposed on But told him no lie,' says he.
''for begorra, l did have an increase me house.
The cat had kittens. -
The evening times., 1899-06-08
Playing Politics.


Two young men were riding home in an East
End car, and. they happened to get in the
vehicle at the square, they secured seats. The
car loaded up very rapidly, and at Bond Street
the aisle was beginning to fill. At the Sheriff
Street crosswak a girl came aboard and her
presence near his elbow made the young man in
the end seat little nervous. He knew he ought
to rise and give up the SCAT, but he hated to
stand.
The other young man saw his dilemma and
whispered in his ear: Don't look around-it's
only the girl who waits on our table at the
restaurant"
'Eh!'' said his companion. ''That girl? Well
say. guess know my business"
And he got up quickly and with smile and
bow waved the young woman into the vacant
place.
II he doesn't get the iuciest segment of the
next strawberry shortcake. it probably won't be
either his the girls fault.
The evening times., 1899-06-08
No Dcngcr for Him.
From Ainslcc.s MagazineN

l have always been OF the opinion that owing
to his keen sense the bear j. our first gnms ami
NAL. and should be carefully protected by law.
His depredations live stock are not worth tax
ing into account, and am quite ready to agree
with an old trapper who was sleeping soundiv
in his cabin dsy when Eastern man H.
search Of har-breadh stories OF adventure knocked
at his door. The docr was opensd by the tTapper's
partner, TO whom the visitor made known his err
rand.
'.Bill." said the younger man. ''this feller
wants to hear some narrer escapes you've had
from bear"
The old man, rubbing his eyes, looked the
stranger over. and said:
Young man, if there's been any narrer es-
capes, the bears had en-"
The evening times., 1899-06-08
NEW ORLEANS TO HAVE SEWERS
Efforts Are to He Made to Provide
Against Yellow Fever.

New Orleans. La. June s.-A special
tax election was held in New Orleans Tues
day on the question of levying tax for
forty-two years to provide for the sewer
age and drainage of New Orleans and the
erection of free municipal waterworks
The election was restricted to tax voters.
women owning property being allowed TO
vote.
The election resulted in the carrying Of
the tax by a large majority. About 5000
votes were cast for the women taxpayers.
The tax will produce between $4,000, ,ec1
and s35. 600 eco. which will be sufficient to
provide New Orleans with system of
sewers. of which il is now wholly desti
tute and the comnletiOn of its drainage.
The evening times., 1899-06-08

1T is noticeable that the civil service
barriers have been removed in places where
the Administration las most 10 gain in
political way in the coming campaign.
The departments at Washington are
practically left undisturbed. while posi-
tions throughout the country are made
available ,or the fine work of the political
manager.
Many lawyers doubt the legal power OF
President Mckinley to remove from the
operation OF the Civil Service law positions
which that Law has heretofore embraced"
The evening times., 1899-06-08

1t is pitiful to think that Captain Drey-
fus. no longer a disgraced man and con-
Wet. but not yet informed as to the facts
of the movement in his favor in France.
imagines that his release and chance for
rehabilitation are due to the friendly in
terposition of his old superiors. Sandherr,
Henry, Patty de Clam, and Esterhazy!
What will his emotions be when he
reaches home and learns the whole horri-
BILE truth?
The evening times., 1899-06-08
Hailed Curiosity.
Eruu pirck \

Village Postmistress-I don't trust that 81 ilaw-
kins daughter. She keeps up secret CORES
poDdence.
Village Dame (shockcd)-Do tcl,i
Village PostmiStresS-Ncs; she never writes on
postal cards, and the envelopes She uses is 80
thick that ye can't make cut the writn on the
inside when We hold it up to the light
The evening times., 1899-06-08
(-uel Derisieu.

(from the Chicago News.)
CLoily-I was walking down the Ayeuoo. dcah
boy. when common woman allowed her bcastly
fowerpot TO fall ne head.
Reggy-fiow painful.
Chollv-It wasn't the pain. dean boy, it wuth
what the dwedfui woman said.
Reggy-What did she say?
Choly-Said she wuth glad her aOwcrpot land
ed ON 4 soft place and didn't break.
The evening times., 1899-06-08
Amusement
1From III. Chicnrn rimos.r

(From the Chicago Times Hcgald.)
''Yes." said the forid lady. Il made my will
several years ago, and it was one of the wiscst
things ! ever did.
''Whyl'' the mees-iookius woman asked .'do
YOU expect 10 drop of suddenly
mo: hut it's such satisfaction 10 go and
change it Whenever l get mad at any OF my
heirs
The evening times., 1899-06-08
Senator Hanna promptly dgni.s the fcol

Senator Hanna promptly dsnias the fcol
story that he will retire from the Chair
manshp of the Republican National Com
mittee. but that has no effect upon the
birthstone journal which started it. ''Mr.
Hanna simply does not know what he is
talking about" says this interesting eX-
ample OF yellowphobia
The evening times., 1899-06-08
k;ttenish Gayety.
From IIarper's Razoar. !

VFIUfH Ifu!NtF ; BlzIIf.J
The Comedan-The soubrette seems unusually
happy tonight. What is the matter?
The Nillian-She has just received telegram
saying that her grandson ha, made hit in Chi
cago as rip Van Winkle."
The evening times., 1899-06-08
Too AtrOcfOus.

('rom the Chicago Record)
81 thought | wouldn't propose to her until l
had seen her in wheel suit"
"Well?"
"Aftsr she lad me in my wheel suit
she wouldn't have me-"
The evening times., 1899-06-08
CURRENT HUMOR.
a Possible improvements.

From the Chicago News)
He-What do you think of the proposed cable
to Samoa?
She-oh. don't know; wouldn't j trolley be
more modsrn2
The evening times., 1899-06-08
No Referring to Him.

From the indianapolis Journal)
",ut amt it fact that her first husband was
lynehed?'
her." =. ,
The evening times., 1899-06-08

Subdivisions OF the foregoing. only the
more important features being given. are
as follows
Trairmastrrs, chief pa,krrs. foreman packers
superintendent, OF stables and forage mas
tiers in Qulrierrnaster Generals Depart
meht ------.---..----------- W
Forcmen and assistants. forage masters
wcighers. skilled lahOrers guards and
piece-work employees in Ordnance Depart
inetN ----....r.--------------
subinspeCtors. Oscr>eer-. supcrlntcId. MS,
master Lock managers. deputy lock man
ayers. assistant supeTnts sndents of canals.
chief deputy Inspector. deputy inspectors.
etc. in tk- Engineer Department ....-.---.3.JsD %
Office and furl deputies to United states
fnif>iidiS Zbi
Physirians employed pension examining
surgeon, rpl
Internal revenue collectors .-.....-.......... 0D
storekeepers ard glugers, with compeESI-
tion Of less tbIn 3 per day SD per
annunm ........................ $50
One regular physician To- act utility clerk
and pass on sick leaves al each irst-ciass
it-l'H4te ..-...--.-.-..- l'o
The evening times., 1899-06-08
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Readers OF THE TINES who may at any time De
unable to procure copies of it at any or
railroad station. railroad trains. Will eoh,s
q favor upon the management by sending to this
Office Information OF the fact
The evening times., 1899-06-08

Communications intended for publication IN
THE TINES must be tersely and plainly written
and must in all cases be accompanied by The
name and address OF the writer. Rejected com
munications will not be preserved. and only man,
rscripts of obvious importance will be returned
TO their authors
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14

9ortfsrclic 80; for GtrdtenreDeri
40; for WOrobranb 20 til so; for
Snbbrub, 6sitstpOsri os WoOtuseIie
al Itidolne Nurer etc. 20. 5or Smdas
StraHer 4elIsr 10 Stag. apinosr
unotaene.
ariminaIrstterne t Statens Ire
Counter er npIig bIepns iGrbigs msb
1T arbsioe, og ale bar be ibsmt fIsre
9srionsr fad oa fod mango SIag pda
blottei Rpa, a~fftrdFslitn timber St,b
| JGngisIs9aurbsn os uofsres at Sbes
riHen eaer bans 8sputp. 4lminoss
lisois fainter en- Stare npsoisrriae fla
pad pIdoien. Weit er bet Gutter %
Resre, ION bar Woro al at fc pdu
Spnoerne, naur be faar 9ant, cg en-
bel Del al benz tOmmer Iangosisfra.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
Nlor fine Orc.

Del Orb. me busior bslIt / paart Sip,
er itije fraa Spittr,
ei belb frad @ip,
Ell ben,r bel Orb,
men bet er bel Sroi, DO iagt bto Wor.
Gin Gar fan os iesia 10 mptie 'dnnt. 1880
lei W o offer tale
mime me meir erdunt;
% me bpr tie unbrait,
at bel hin lioit:
bel felt Si9rlsitss 6 Gben fraa bsnnar
gro't.
aOa Jar bso tuIa itsnb tiot 'om 0rdum;
paa bet Wor DO brsid,
me bsit CAB 9aum.
Oct Gar oitps rsboe
me minnaft BELT;
men tpa Nor ottos mrlts me buaiar
BELT.
Ss minnaTt m. Srbi, iom 0or ois
giep,
70 eise m. Stpt,i.
% Siltat b.p. -
Wen slsbmait bel Srot,
70 brett ipdr Don,
Os itiemmer bet Rapne. ipm better: Son!
Slao Gitlanb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
SIAN Gubanerne itgre ia ielp?

On al be beeft fisrets 7iplomat.r tr,l1rsee foruns
Zig. at Gubansrns fattes eubo.r s~efir9erie for at
iuuHs tprs fs islD, os at be Eorsut6t StatSr maa
ueeIiaeholee fin uuoar&nes soHtroI paa ubetemt
lib, eutr osiaa %aursitsrs Gen. Ter sr BEN, 'om oil
mooitss oenue OBTAINING. men Der ,r tHseH, Tou BIZ
bcfriOe ben Dslbesrlnoeoe aisues3icrutHa. at Sofiet
tiers Rauebitter sr iftaub ii! at itprs ca tOntronsr,
aImineelts. S%psbomme Rdseu, esS,rtn. Rb,srHt
o. Blooet. let ct et JiebsI. lem boilsr saa 50
Mars 2uit,s. Zen CT en- p~pSerlt1 R,etriu mob Cor
i~ioppeti,, ben met Otr'iomme RrHier al slotei, oa
ben itpr'er % bnsssr op G.nsurs Dos i~aasanHt, Der
bar let for at ~paaorass is 2uaseipsoo HE.. Cor
Rsrosiittt cr eittereR III uoarhsriia dprbsI. Zen
ruiter % I en- trRg 9toer. fttmHlsrsr urirtiommc Rp.
rer, "a Tor NpetiteH or ben en- plTtp ubcn Stss. Saas
eaune, bpts giaoe er norosr. brt life unolaos at
prsue en- Jiaife. (5cbJ
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
G8ot aasiteI. Yps Suoics.

grtsn ON ct Spar paa ben 9amle SG9ers llbraab,
Er irarrs paa bet S%psr9smaaI, bporuf bet blep efters
t3t bsrs8 ben ~iGIiomme Rptt.rItss fortpipleoe Orb:
'Qos 5nOios! Sos Snbios!"
9rgsn Der bar tiIbrast ire 0ase bet Ipolio. Seras,
kr2s tag, Sell al OiSis Srbs 9etpbning builtet Sproa
en- mo maatte bope til MooersmaaI. Oct er be f~trrtinoz
Anos 0arielsraab, Der oper tire Narbunbreoer ire
F:1rai8e SprOg bar s~ienIpot Ianss ben nGiten ire Sus
ht Ills LANCE Gr9nOielinis. sos Snbiens! Cos Sns
1nos. Che S~toian8!"
e.fott maatte bore bet Ore, trHg ben S~Spritunb pPre,
b III trar opiatter bet ~tilisemeo ben beroeo f~orfpnbt.
h.
Gr Dem, Der bsrte bet psb !Sptten, ~tren9tes Der inaen
FfatfHhtIit. De piofe, at bun, Tom bar uoftpot bet Bile
''N''nI8t al bIootsritise Snbiansre Iieeiua pift, Iom
u nj iogt Dem paa bsrss WobersmaaL.
Y mar rEPpe lib til ielp | 3anterne at ~pperiGtte bet,
ANNIE Sttmme for anoen Sang naar beres gren:
1an's, GooalI'ros! 5rels mig! 5reIs mig! Cos Sns
49, seq torfsI9es al en- crop. De er liee 6do mia -
r5a9 mig -"
chrnt bun oeobliber at tale tunoe life Srbene lnnaer
Ean's. C9 bet er heller life nsbpenbiqt til 5ortlarins
NAB 0tr fOregaar osrpppe paa Slstten.
gun 'r nePpc tpmmen tpoe glsn forbt ben fsrFe
Efn9' 2r1r, ou ben enc at benoes fsurislaere fees at itprts
rna az arottet o8 ~iprGn9e / raienoe @alop efter benoe.
S'n 'tnIoe bet bore en- Slpnse, bpirpler ban I'm 2a8io
>4Hm" 0oo opta9et er ban af Gnitet eftsr at tr9fe,
"N me Iaosr til at a9te paa be Orb, Iom ben 5lpqtenos
'A'oI' anosr I'm otIoe fortpipleoe 5art; tbi bun aioroe
s7 etono8, Oa bun raabte til Sos Ssjdno8. Sun tror
Il" Dc 0Itoer b~enoenote til BAN Islo, at be er en- fioIte
'n Naaoe ct BAN uforitaaeIigt Sprog; t6i Siiooru
f' TAFT GnglF.
'o' 'Poa8'of tsr't fin 5eiltaselis, ba en- Rtf,s Iturpe
'O 'Rn9te 9~ialoenbe op fra 9a8let eIer rettere
" Por Gtsblttte for peb en- itittenbe Sornemm.lie
S~~o'''eoet, Der brtngsr BAN til at Hippo 2asIpen % tafte
,"'e0s Slttte omtrins fel
u 'O'r ban bar en- Iiben bib Rsafp, Der lanoIomt
F' % ia ODbst.
'tIs 9tl' sr NOT til at msbfsre 5oranbring i bans
S0' meo famine Bill fer ban Sunbrebe ~traftiae
""'''r 'art Stinn.t fra Sunbrebe trisnbe Geprrlsb,
'' III Somerotsr bliper f~amtibis opmartiomme paa
."' u" 'o1 Tube be bepasss af en- og famine Sms
''R' 0e '9 ale fire ~plubielig ON % salopperebe
It" "'0''n li9eIua burtig, Iom be bupoe nGrmet
<" BOG sDno", Tiger 3eb Stump, Der oiper fla ifrrb
'' "R o''tuote rifle. "Sdpbs bet life pGret for
~ V'N0e' olIoe ies babe label benz tonme inb yass
S"''" NJ tunos babe facet Sinsre nosGs al benz,
" "oo'e babe %erfaret Roset ON bsnne sdabefuloe
0fn bet sr fOrisnt MI. Der Tan life pare Sale
ii no3eutc oem."
u De @lIoe bar f~rembrast moi en- p~lubielis 5ors
, vi Noenfor Sbttsn banned. Sableal % en-
~. tUo''l9 SmoGltnins / Hesulatorernes sdnter.
."7O'l9e W~taipritet, Der bapbe uniest Waurice
,S' IN 0}orOer, er bleOen iorpanblst til en- Minos
Mo- %Y''9 o' '0m Isr buDoe fsIt fig f~orpisIsbs ON bans
w. &C. ION ~bebsritsr Situationsn.
Pa,"" % bans Srrttebrsbrc er braet til Sdusbso,
'""'' JlrDsn bIiper ifslge 9ufsrsr.ns 5orilus OPP
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14

5obafSpanen fureret paa 4 til 8
Gage peb Srugen al Grays Compound
Gold Tablets, bet eueits pnalioelige o9
msb Senipr til SsIbreoelie fire NatbbsL
5orisuot meo @oftsn so Gents pr. 9GIie
geO S%roieuOelis af 81 90 for 2 9gIfer no.
iteoer Ri en- I~treusn Barautt for IlIbagebes
taIius Of YenSsue, Bors sur lite opnaoes.
&oresie:
n. ID. Medicine Co.,
t2a13 Portland n. ID,
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
Gn Seits hierne meier ! 0(I

gn 9eits 9jerns psier / glmius
oeligbeo fra 16 til 10 lln5sr. 0sns
Sierte ilaar 40 Slag / Minutst og i.ns
be 8 lln3er Blob gisnnem Blob og
pulsaurer for bpert Slag. ) en- 3ims
pasierer 900 punb Blob gisnnem
9jsrtet, n9iten II Cons / "a Elmer,
pg bsnDeb 1000 Sons / ct 4ur. 6es
items Stelst, 8enrab, tGner 1872 Ben
idlt. be peier fra 40 til 125 Yunb, %
er iualsoes forfeit: Solisn 7, 6alsn
8, Ribbsn 81, 8asbenene belt Op til
iumt bettes Sen 80, Scribe
meme og Stulbrens 26, !6opebet m.b
45, arpoiet 5 os Rpgbbirbs
lerne %.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
ut Sctcmarfcn bar manae
Vocter


% Sistere er bstjenbt, % at bette oft
.ir fig nbilag / bet pruttiite 2iO, pa,
ii ct GrsmpsI pda / neosnftuusnbs On.
til 6ppptbetbanten:
Ser er en- Wunb fra SoIum StranO,
ban bar fin @aurb i prpgtig Stano;
men iu't for psnse sr bet imoat.
og bper Wano beo, BET er Fl eoot.
Sor bar bsopnbt at grunbe pau,
ON ban ct pantslodn ian faa;
tbi @aurosn .r for !S.ft. rem,
mems Iss GirIo gisr Oens Ger Men.
Seq berfor ftuIoe itrtOe bib,
boor qenee er til bper en- lib.
Saa ber bu Der, s gobs WGno.
iom itprsr msb 9sboloningen:
Seq bebsr lab ben Manb.n fdu
ii tusn eller q q!
Sans 9aarb Tom idgt er notiuu glib,
Og 5 fan is bet, ON S pil,
at Gatitsn, iom ~Osblngsss Der,
ben 9ionssbrb ON 9adrptn b9r.
Og naur : S M / Msost sau,
ba o1r iaa inil og itsl bet iaa,
at Somus fdar ct euuitigt Soar,
% for fin pengetruns blir liar.
Sg Spar leg gjerr. moota' bill,
ON bet iod bar / bunoen Stit.
Ylsn ba bet si sr bper Wanbs Gag,
at 81 fit 8r.b ct iduoant Gag,
paa proIa og mootages fan
til Somas ira SoIum Strano.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
ssse sapitd. let misisffsos Tor MOB q smanderue

Soaet mob Somanf1erne pareoe fun fort - lite oper ire
$780, fire 0a9s. Ntdn tom efter, at oisis 8sitsns S~snoeIiter
life bupoe 8rig ifnoe ibetminoits life sfter en- flor
0srss Suofalo N~pbpgbsn bar 6l.pen for
auItaltst al nogle al oerss unae IGnb, Der attraasos
"8riosGrsn" % til SpnausIie oerai bapbs srobrst noale
Os rso.t ct bdlpt Snss Seite % S~tortpag.
Gorti1ttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
U. anunofsn, 9eeOrah Soma

A schoolgirl who wants to stand we'll in the class
must do a great deal of hard study. This hard study may
brighten the mind temporarily, but has a contrary effect
upon the body. The mind can't remain bright very long
if ones health is undermined. A schoolgirl who tried
Ripans Tabules found them an excellent remedy to slim
ulate the overtaxed system of the student. She says:
"They are my standby. | have been wonderfully bene-
fitted by them. I could not keep on with my studies were
it not for Ripans Tabules. | tell all my friends so, that
they may be benefited as l have been"
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
r baanoboe
Wtinne1otas 2op9iuninG
al alop, 4, %. Mretauser.

SHoeboIoenos be / 1875 Oe6tague 2oOe,
8ulsIooe. 3~ountoOe, Qouuthtops. Sfatte.
lops, GtoIeIous, BetIoOs, GatttglOos, lGgte.
fabs. o. StilsmBle'go0s, Real gitats.
Bsrel. o. garolous, Sh'tstoss. artminal.
looe, 2ien'2oos GrsOHtH8s.G oUs o.i.o
Bogsr sr uuuoUarItS for snbosr 6orrct.
niuSsmauo o9 Sarm.r. Meo ben / quiet
fan man ipars fig mssst Brposrt os uo'
glitter til sagisrsr. @obt t~uobuuost s2.50,
portoirit. Eilialss hos
U. Nnunofen, Tecorah Roma.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
Ttliaias,

Stiaigs. 100 Gcres bebite Slaos
gtats. ,Sueoe., o9 Grassland, b~sllggenbc
ca. 4 9Nl fra gIeOaipr, 8 a 8 Dbl ira Bp.
srrs Gibton og Camp 9th, Sberman 60.
gteb. ITO aereS nuber Ipriutue; ltot Sfou
ttroes paa Nanoet. griS $500. SutereS.
lereoe bsoes benusHoe itg itriitltg e1er per.
'onlis I'll 3. Sesbuisu, 3annebrog. geb. 288
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
100 Meres Narm tii,alas.

4 Dim Yarn I Sectt0n 1s, Bleaiant TOWN.
ibtp, 9ooe "3mpropem.nts", go0e gnantns
ger og Soot 8nuo. 1or Bettugelier ben.
oeuoer man fig til 6. 8roabamer, 2 Wtu /
Noro ior 3ecorab, euer pnG Jarmen, 2 g1tl
! Sposlt for Occult. Gimon Broabamer,
Ger, Goctlt, Soma. 20a.tf y
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
sat Gieno o 10,
tiiidiaS eaer tiaei..

Notrtts'tmsutsr uns,r "guisy'. gillette. Ut.
nls% % "giteripprgirl~ fOtcr q Gesty for 3 Cp
lrr heer @nr1, oa en Gent ~. Orb for ait. Iom pofr'
hissr u Orb. Hprrils'rmsHisr ]iHbtaass NE Toe
mlnotr 'ne p Gents. Rcnat maa uiraUiatlia mrbisg,
oue ssti1tnatr. Gs BHrsg RB ~: Al b9air. u
imaa SuHmtr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
hdNe@ERr,,n.
Y1@'%s% {dN
f;crtiat fro fOfs 6rebagssRumsr)
.Tortiat fro fiOits 5reOass: aumsr.)

.o.s qroios!" munrler metaniit ben neritanIte pise,
!. Ann bOrr i'm Gamble i 9eit.ns Sioe os ~ipranser
"a, Refining al GppresIen.
/ &. krrtiot Bit, Iom bun tafter bag fig, biIsr, at bun
.,,r f~orfulat, risnt bun Dioite bet for. WisO bette SIit
/. MN mere nsmIig at GOrfsls.lien sr bsftis os
.%r.ro,t,t, iaa bsftis, at Snbiansrns tpertimoo fin
! .,,,r, if. uOItsoer bsres artssbpl!
0,,s g1ugbeo tpb.r paa ben 9eilutning at toae benoe
L,,r,, ga ION bet ipnes ifslss en- alereOe uftalt 9lan.
| 5;sirpttl bar bun baOt Tibet at frpgte al ct Summsns
r,o 5t,ppen8 piloe Yebpere. Rsbbuberne bar /
,r, Mar Ispet / s5reb baaoe meb Sesanerns % Werttas
,,r,. "a alt, bOaO man bar ubiat for, inOItrantsos fig
|, ~ rpo,t rua 9sbanoling, iadfrsmt man itscte paa
h. n,cers be bar ~opbtbIebe al Drill - IiseIom en- Do
l, N, fines ON at befure en- eniom Del, nadr bun null.
M or fan tonlms til at trRfe en- Stare b~dlpbiloe ,Sernz
~,r,,,b,io,rs, iom bar ttlbrugt 0aaen / @artsbuiet.
qFscro har ubitaaet en- FABIAN Sure, % bet ~fn1ertes
EN, p,b Minoct riager minbre / Sursn i.Ip enb SsIaerne
Er osnre gegiOtnbeb bar oruget efter fig.
mr faren er ftsrre MI. Oct er forbi meo Freoen.
kr,n II uobruot. SenbeS Sorfslgsre er lite lanasre
I%-ri,bt al Trt Sisnoers forfGrbelioe "SSlopunb". De
,rnr ,f,tr glob; bun fpgetr life nIens for at frelfe lin
lin, men for efer al SanoipnIi9b.o psiaa fit Gin!
qHto fpptr bun poer ben ~bslsenos, piOtitratte Slette,
be- bun meO piiten, Sporerne ps St.mmsn unitrenaer
h 6dt. til bet poerfe.
bun oltnt dabnsr lin Munb for at tale. S.nb.s Sors
Et,r. r ale Stumme - tduIe, Tom 8ienfGrb!
FUN en- Gang Ter bun tilbage. Der .r enbnu fire; men
Frtt altfor mango mob en- % bsnne enc er en- 3pinbe.
On rr int,t 6aub, m.bminbrs bun opbases al ReauIas
Enrn.
bun lager afiteo mob Gppresfen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14

Spmaftusu -Susosnnsu," iOm isa msotoa
for lGn9ere lib itoeu, er leg bclfornsiet me6
| ale Dele, bUorfor iea nnbeialsr ben iii
Gnbuer, Tom agter at tisbe en- Gnmofine.
Gra8t "a Gents. 9mane ~. 2trams
ufer. Grpnan. Mliun
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-14
2arfin Sa6cr 4 T. ' g: G: I i; = = 3i G: /: : a.: ;::! =
Nfteriperaiel.

ppts Der ltlloc bore rogeu. iom tunbe eipc
nlta uuocrretuing on, bpor mtuWrober War
I'm 9eoeriou opboloer ia, oil be alsre mtg en-
tor 3ieneite Ueo al uHoerrctte mia ON bans
Cpbplosieo, Stoit lea bBrte fra ham. oar
ben 30te Eitobsr 1887. od par ban ! Guuut-
Jon, COLORADO. gotUaro 4cotrion, patton,
" Entota. 2to8
puts Der liuioc port nogeu, icm Iuubc
gloc unnoerrctuina ont, bOor min 5eu i
Der Glen ira HpDelgtfen, Nriitiaula, Rorqc,
opboloer fig, Utt be gJsre mtg ru tor IrsHes
lte oeo at iiHoerrctte mig ON hans Gpbolbsr
ltco. vi bsrte ira ban for 12 War itoeu:
od par ban I Wtcaeesport. En. lluocrret
bans gdrnle Woosr, SHacborg EtberieH,
hogan 9ltp, Gdhe Go, Utah. 25a2