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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-23
Royalty RECEIVED
Was the Returning Montana
Regim nt AT San Francisco.

San Francisco Sept @-The United
States transpor, zeaiandla arrived from
Manila via. YokoHama today. having on
board ak companies Of the nrpt Montana
volunteers
An enthusiastic Fteeting was extended
20 he returning soldiers and IL was an
nouncod by the blowing of steam whis.-
lo and the discharge OF cannon. Noti-
ncation Of the Zealandias coming was
promptly given and two tugs went out
TO greet the transport. one tug had on
board a number officials OF California
and San Francisco and members OF the
local reception committee reinforced BY
"a brass band Tho oiner carried Cover
nor suiyih of Montana, United States
Senator Carter and party OF 5oc aanans
who were vociferoua IN their 20 At behold
lng their soldier boys and kin nee more
The Montana party took ont TO the trane-
.por. 900 bottles OF Leer and an equal
number Of sandwiches ana about a ton on
fresh fruit All was for the DELEGATION of
their fellow citizens, required by the reg
ulatious 70 remain upon the transport
.unU tomorrow. The health Of all on
board Is excellent and there was but one
death on route. that of James Ashton.
rh United States cavalry. died on Sep
tamber i2 of pleuro-pneumonia Aside
from his case there was no sickness our
ng the trip
After the federal quarantine officer had
completed his Inspection OF the zeaandia
and had certified to the good health OF
ail on the ship. permission was given to
lhe Montana reception committe 10 board
tho transport Governor smyth was tho
drst man over he side and he was rreot-
ed with hearty choors by the brave soi-
diers. who wore The first voiuntees 20 be
mustered into The service last year The
rovcrnor LOO neat nitle speech welcomed
the boys home In the name of the people
% Montana. lie told the volunteers how
proud the people at home were OF them
an6 there was more cheering and the
band played Home Sweet Home" "A
Hot Time" and other popular airs.
The Zealandia then raised anchor and
started toward her dock The tugs fell IN
| to liue and thus escorted. the stsamer
moving slowly down tho hay to the an
choroRe on tho government pier. amid
| Tho blowing OF whistles, the ringing Of
bells. footing OF horns and kind.'e 10 r1s
of iubllaticn The men WIN hc landed TO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-23

Edwin o. Wood OF Michigan, Secret
airy OF the Tam worth Swine Breeders
Association knows a good thing
when he sees IL, Writing the other
day OF the Bicycle Swine Book, the
latest addition 70 The Biggle Books,
he says, without eXagg9ration or
fulGome praise it is The best book
which has come 10 my notice, / have
carried il in my pocket two weeks
reading il in leisure moments, and fol-
lowing ifs advice has already saved me,
as / believe fifty dollars" This is big
returns on an investment of so cents,
which the publishers, Wilmer Atkinson
Co Philadelphia, Pq., ask for the
book.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-23

Utica. N. Y. Sept p 2-RsgardinE the
dispute as to the position to h accorded
the G.. A. II. ia the Dewey day parade at
New York, Governor Roosevelt said today
II have telegra. he'd General Roe that
II the matter one purely for the city
authorities and In which have no power
then, OF coures, withdraw my former
telegram. had understood that General
Roe was acting as major general OF the
national guard IN the management OF the
parade and in that event I, OF course, had
the power 20 direct thag the veterans
/ bo given lho right OF line and acording-
l ly dld f. IT, however. as appears 70 be
/ the case. Il Is a matter purely for the city
officials, I OF course, have n0thlng 10 say
ana no advice 20 give
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-23
The NEW YORK WORLD
THRTCE-A-W WEEK EDITION,

The striking and important events
of The last year have established the
overwhelming value of THE THBIcE-A-
WEEK Won = % every reader. For al
almost nominal SUN il has Kept its sub,
seribers info med Of the progress OF all
our wars and moreover, has reported
them as promptly and fully as n II were
adaily. with our interests still extend
sng throughout the world, wit b our
troops operating IN the Philippines and
the great Presidential chmpaign' too'a'
hand its value is fur her increased
The motto of THE THRICE A-Nhfh
WoRLD IS improv ttsirlvee Haei
year ~ oe better han 10 was the year
before. -ns nubic con ddence IN n a
how by rhe feet that II now c'senlate'
more than S vice as many paper ever
week a. any oeher newspaper not
daily. published 10 America
We offer this unequsled newspaPe
ana Tar WEEKLY LEADEE together on
year for sl.l5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-23
CATARRH OF THE LIVER.
Every Organ OF the Human Body Liable
to Catarrh.

ohills every six or seven days. Finally,
when heard Of Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin
/ had eaten nothing for several days,
and was under the Doctors treatment. l
quit tal ing his medicine and began 10
take re u-ua and Man-a-lin. / gained
twenty-five pounds, aud can now eat
anything want without inconYenienee
My skin Is perfectly clear-no sign OF
lauudlce. Mrs. s. r. Robbins"
Mu.C. II. Rogers, Of Elg a, H., writes
I"Your medicine saved my baby, who
had Iaundice and eatarrh Of the liver"
Catarrhal dyspepsia In duo 70 dersnge.
mens Of the organs intimately con
nected with digestion, either the stom-
ach, liver, pancroas or bowels. When
the liver Is the principal cause there Is
pain and heaviness ia the right side,
great irregularity OF the bowels, sick
headache, palpitation Of the heart,
furrcd tongue, loss Of appetite, bloAting
after meals, gloomy, despondent feel
, iugs, -ellowness of the skin and belch-
. ing up gas.
, Bilious collie or gall stones are frs-
/ quently tho result Of catarrh OF the
! liver. It also produces y condition
+ closely resembling chronic malaria
9 All these troables are quickly cured b!
p Po-ru-na. A short course OF Pe-ru-ni
will DO more TO set right tho dissstiy'
organs than all other remedies know
/, 10 man. Pe-ru-na Il sure 10 produce I
c vigorous appetite and regular digestion
a Al bilious diseases disappear when Pa
e ru-na IL usod. There are no 6ubsat
IS tor Pe-ru-na.
5. For free book address IA. HartaAAI
V Columbus, Ohio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-23

San Francnco. Sept p The Poet says
,he sale of the Croker interests iu the
southern Pacific railway company has
been made and that the stock has been
absofbd by ana English syndicate. The
Post statement ls- in the form of ana in-
tprviow with au intimate friend" and
goes on o say that the Crokera have re-
moved their offices from the sou-lern
Pacific building and have taken up al
most am entire floor IN the Croker build
ins across the street from the Southern
Pacific offices.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-23

morrow morning and with military es-
cort from me Preside. viii march 10 their
camping grounds on the military ressrvB-
tion. where they viii remain until rus-
tored out OF tho service. The zeaIandia
brought $50 men OF the Montana regl
men, ai discharged men OF tho voiun-
ioer army. members OF the hospital CORDS
ana ~ other passengers. The Mon.ana
regiment left Ia Manila Lieutenant Col
one hrpce wallace appointed colonel OF
volunteer regiment and 60 men who re-
enlisted, as wen as nine sick. two officers
and 30 enlisted discharged.
Companies ID, y. G, II. X and M, OF
the first California arrived today. The
remaining companies are on the trans
port Valencia, expected tomorrow or snn-
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-23

Mrs. Nettio Lind, graduated nurse Of
the Royal State school, Copenhagen
Denmark. writes tho following letter 70
DIT. Hartman from Chicago. Mrs.. Lind
sayss 81 am very pleased 10 testify 10
the merits Of Pe-ru-na. have watched
its results when prescribed 10 patients
under my care, especially IN the differ
ent catarrhal troubles, aud must say the
results were most satisfactory. i there
fore have great filth in Poru-na.
Mrs. Nottie Lind"
Mrs. s. r. Robbins, White Wright
Texas, says; 1 have been having cole
az times and / get very yellow, and am
confined C my bed a great deal OF tbs
time. Lastspring goa ~ bad that i @al
In bed most of the time for several weeks
I had colo, alex stomach aud peTyou
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-23

san Francisco, Sept. 22.-1ho steamer
Mlrposa brings the follow ng news from
Apia, Samoa, dated september s:
Another month mas passed and all ia
quiet in samoa The native sare on thciI
homes and and copera making has been
.u full sw ng. consequently buHiness Ia
orisk and copra .s plenty. Major MAR
after inves lgatpg claims Tor losses cur
ing the late disturbances by Hr fishers
amounting IN an 20 about $500 left BY
tho Moana.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-23
WiIl Desert France Cor Texas.

5aa Aantonio. Tex, Sept All Ii.
Etens has arrived here from Rennes,
France. lie brings Information that Capt
Alfred Droytus and Nine Dreyfus, togetii.
CT with Madame Bertha More, Lieut.
Max Rance-M More, late OF the French
army. and Misses Ida and Emily More
viii come 10 San Antonio and that Capt
Alirei Dreyfus win spend the winter In
this city for his health . Etens sistel
IS at Rennes and IL an Intimate friend o.
Mime Dreytus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-23
rIn RAMArn RrMrus.

New York. Sept % The MaEet investl-
cation today moved I'm a circle Commend
ing with Ramapo water they swung rounl
through tenement houses, building codes
ai.d back to Ramapo water. =. E NOS
strand, the chief engineer or the Ramapo
company. was the first witness OF the day.
He declined TO produce the maps and the
documents of the company Mr.. Moss
cs'led President butcher, Of the Ramapo
company, TO the stand. He sustained the
position assumed by the chief engineer.
This called forth some lively comments
rom Nj. Moss. who soeped 10 think ihat
unless the names OF the stockholders of
the Bamapo company were furnished 10
tho investigating committee the general
public would naturally be susplclous OF
tho origin and the disposition OF the
stock. He detailed testimony concerning
tenement hous6s and buildings laws OF
little Importance.
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Farm Journal
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From Now TO
December, 1908,
Nearly 8 Years.

BY special arrangement made
With the publisher of the Farm
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Farm Journal from now 10 De-
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THE FARM JOURNAL
Is an old estao ished pa er en-
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This offer should be accepted
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-23

Is the Santa Fe. The average
temperature during the journey
is less than that for the same
period at your home Then the
cars are 50 comfortable, fatigue
is scarcely noticeable. Pullman
palace and tourist sleepers and
free chair cars on all California
trains A. j. CORHNs, Agent,
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nNLIsrHp II rRIvAIA

Springfield. ms. Sept william n.
Hay OF this city "a nephew OF John Hay,
secretary of state. today enlisted in the
United states army as private aud was
"a signed 90 troop H. eighth United states
cavalry
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G. o. & g, trains connect at South Nc cAles-
ter with the NJ X. & ~ for the north aud
south ana az Wister with Frisco trains
For any further information address
y HOLDEN. Tranlc Mgr,
South McAlester. ! T
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Arrive Leave arrive Arrive
No Guthrie Guthrie FtWorth Calves %
407 t.ib pm i.th pm q:3b pm s.O5 am
q05 iO:f5 pm il:i5 pm sos am 0S5 pm
ls3 90 am Local Freight
Al r,ORttr,Je AGENT
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LoDGE DIREorORT.

Capitol Lodge No T. Royal Tribe OF Joseph
meets the SIst and third Saturdays IN each
month, in Odd Fellows hall Nisising mem
bers Will be made welcome,
@. b. BARNETT W T..
EFFIE LOWELL Scribe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-23

Guthrie lodge No. I, A. o. Z. W , NEE
Thursday evening of each week at 1880
Victor block, corner First and Harrison
Visiting Workmeu always welcome
r. h. SARBER, NJ. W.
c. j. TUOHY, Recorder
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G. o sc

Al coRKINs, Agent
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Railroad Time Tables.
sourH. EAsr - wasr.
A. Y. q s. u.

SOUTH, SOUTHEAST AND WEST
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-23

Guthrie Lodge NO. :, *. of L. meets every
Monday at Pm in their nall In the Vic
tor block corner First and Harrison. Visit
lug knights are always welcome.
c. f.. CARPENTER G.. g.
A G. BALDWIN, NJ. of f. and X OF y.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
Goehlan er 900.
Seppet er gaaet neb for iioitc aft.

SfeIse sstssram fra 9aIpsitOn,
Seras, osbe ben bersmte Smeiptller
CHARLES Gogblan oeriteD. ben 27oe
Ropember at en- Sjerteipgoom. Sans
Gig bill blt brast til bans Sommers
bjem pau 9rince Gbbarbs Sslano,
bpor gegrupelisn iful fnbe Steo.
Gogblans Sompa9ni bdr / bet iioft:
ipilst "2bs Hopal Dor" / flere 9per
/ Soma pg 8anias. Publitum bar
troet, at be bar feet ben eneite % pirtss
lise Charles Gogblan og bGret meget
tilfros meb Pr9itdtionerne. Men MI
biIer bet Zig, at Gpghlan bar ligget /
9alpeIton iioen ben 30te Sttpber, og
at en- anoen Manb bar opertaget bans
Gone fom Clarence. GompdgnietS
Manager bar ubsipet oenne WanO for
at bore Gpgblan ielp. Wrs. Go96lan
bar telesraferst til Manugeren ON at
inbitiae 8eidaften og life laoe benoes
Wano ipi1e 8omeoie pftere.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
Wan iporSer ON,
Suabilags Stare bet CT. mar Der ier'
peres gpot tilberebt Ypltum.

"Sre sooe &afebrittere bar min
gdmle Stolepeninoe p9 benoes 10
Sgtre.
"9e tlagsoe bsitanoi9 % tpg altio
Webicin. Seq beitemte oa, at be Deb
n9ite 9eisg itulbe faa POitum 5OOO
Gofse iiteoetfor Safe, og uoen al
n9pne noget berom lupeoe leg en- Itot
8afepotte fulo at poitum ben ferite
Wprgen, tos fire toppeoe SbeIteer til
bier gint Yano o9 lob bet tOge / 20
Wainuter, ioet ieg nj p9 ou rsrte beri,
"5pr Maaltibet bar balpt tilenoe,
bapOe be ale raft frem lin Sop for me:
re. Wooeren fit enoog en- treble Sop
rg ipurgte, boooiags Sdfe jeg bru9te.
Seq ipareoeitte Spsrgsmualet iuit oa;
for jeg bapoe bort benoe iise en- Stunb
furuo, at bun life litte Yoitum Sopb
Gofee, bpis ben lite bar minoit Salps
oelen gammel 8afe.
"Nten efter 5rotoiten ~fprtalte ieo
Renbe, at BEN aafe, bun lite Iaa
goot, bar ben rene ppitum 5oob Gof,
fee, og Iariu9en til, at bun litte ben.
bar, at ben blep rigtig %tiIaost, b. E.
togt lGnge moi til at brings ub ben go
be Smag. Selp er jes fra en- neroes
ulptteIis SnOoliO bragt til en- uomer-
let fpIiIf Sunbbebstilitanb peo at az
itaa fra SuHe og BRUCE YOitum 5opo
Coffee.
Seq 9ier alt, isg formaar, for at
bringe 8eroen uO at SaFeiIaperist til
Poitums 5ribeO, Og mango, mango cr
be 8eninber, fom tatter mig berfor."
Wpra s. Suler, 1923 SrooIt gpe.
adnids Gitp, Mo.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
Stor Sauit.
Set tore 6orlGggerHrma Sarper e.
Sros. er gaaet aonfnrs.

Rep Yprt, 28De Nop. - ct at 2ans
bets 9Ioits pg melt anfeebe Jorlagss
bufe, 5drper &c Brothers, bar maattet
inoitille fine Sstdlinser, ba bet life
mere tunbe meoe fine Sorpligtelier.
aontrolen meb Sirmasts 5orretnins
gsr er nu pperbrasst til State 3ruIt
Gompdnp Tom 2ruitee unoer en- Wtprtz
gage paa $3,5O0.00O. Der boloes at
9antirmdet 5. pierpont MOrgdn &c
80. State 2ruit So. bar inpiat Sberit
George 9. M. Sarpep til iom ggent at
bsitprs 6orretninsen og forpdlte oens
Gienopm.
6oruosn bet ppenn9pnte pantelddn
pao 80 Wilion Dollars bar Sarper
&c brothers poerlisere en- 8i9lo pad
2 Milioner. Sberit Sarpsp ifal babe
Iagt, at 5irmasts Gttipa operitiger
bets pdsIipo, men ban inorsmmsr at
bets Gienoomme er al en- Zig &aratter,
at be life | en- 5art ian penoes / tona
tante penge.
Oct bsbsr, at 5orretningen bill reors
ganiieres pad en- M financiel plan, pg
at ale &rebitorer bill BIZ iitret lit Sils
~soosbaoenDe.
6irmustS Sibsftrifter "Sarpers
MagaSine", "!6drpers Weetlp", "Sars
perS 9asdr" % "Sarpers Rouno Ia
BE" bill fortiGtte at uptomme maaite
meo llnotagelie at bet iiofte.
Oct anieeoe 6irmas apnturS bar
BAIT megen Sperraitslie i screenings
treble.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
Sioite Uvt.
General Wetbuen ilaar ben belle
goerifprfe pcb Wpbber fiper.


2onbon, 29be Rpp. General
Wetbuen bar Haaet ben belle goers
itprfe psb Mobber Riper. 8rtgss
bepartementst bar mobta9et fslgsnoe
telegram fra 9ensral Buffer:
"aapitaben, 28ps Nop. = 9sneral
Wetbuen rapporterer: 'Retognp'ee@
reps 81. 8 ibagmorges 5ienbens Still
ling peb Wpbber Riper og fanot benz
itGrtt ~foritanoiet pg ffjult. nmuligt
at pmgaa benz, ba Der bar 5lom
Glpen. aampen ~begpnote meo Irttls
leri, b.rsbsnt Snfanteri pg &apausrt
SCI. $50, 9arben tilbsire og ntenoe
Brigade tilpenitre. Insreh Stiains
gen / piot ubitratt FORMATION 81.
$50, os unoeritgttst al Irtilertet
befanot Ri ps foran ben belle 8oera
ftprte, 5000 Manb itert, meo to
fore Sanpner, TO &rupps etc.
SsbrisuOen CAB ppperlig Isiis
ftance fra S%ernbanen.
Gfter en- fortpiplet, bauro Stamp,
iom parebe / ii sinner tpang bore
trooper, iom bar babe uben Wao
pg 8anb pg fiampebe / ben br9noenoe
SpI, 5isnbsn til at forlaoe i'm Still
ling.
General polssgaren bar belois
NOT til at faa en- lioen Stprte pper
Glpen, tappert hiulpet al 300 Sups
psrer.
Seq fan life n~otiaa role ale be
Srppper, Iom osltog / en- at De buarz
bette 3ampe / ben brittle 4rmes
Gnnaler. !Spis ieg iGrlis ital nGcne
en- 8aubenart, bar bet TO 9dtterier
Irtileri.'"
2onoon, 29oe Nop. - st ipecielt
Selegram fra Winbior flyer, at &C.
neral Metbuens telegram til 0ronz
ningen efter SIaget oso Moooer Ris
Der flyer :"Slaget bar bet blooigite /
bette Iarbunbreoe. Sriterne boms
barbsrebe 9osrne uo al 6oritanoss
ningsrne og angreb benz berpau. re
iultatet bar forf9roelist."
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
Elaine lvffen DIRE.
siaene bill bli tragt biem ira 6uba
al aapt. Si9sbec.

8uibington, 22bs Rop. - Slaa.
Tibet Serds, Der fsres al &aptein
Sigsbee, en- at be 'ioIte til at forlaoe
bet ipntenbe Mains, tommer efter al
Sanbipnlig9ec til at bringe biem fra
Sapund Si9ene at be W9no, Tom mis
itebe 9iuet pso bin biitoriIte satas
itrpfe. Oct forpentes, at be bill bli
brust bism / ben narmeite Tsremtio
os BIZ be9rupet paanp paa arlinaton
Acknowledgment. aGereoe Waanez
ben efter llIptten bepilgsoe aunarsss
len $4,000 til be Smtomnes Siems
isnOsIis, men en- Ratte OmTtGnoisbes
Der bar bibtil binpret 5laaOsospartss
mentet | at eftsrtomms &unaresSens
Unite.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01

fmitb, ibet Sprsret I adptolonisr
bIep fat til en- FABIAN lib, at bette
Reiultat funbs opnddes.
FRA Rbobeiia tommer en- Npheo,
ipm life ipnes at bare rdpporterst
for. Den 3bie Ropsmbsr Tom en- Del
rbobefit aapan.ri fra Sort 5uti !
gersrins m.b goerne noroenfor Gros
cobile Riper. 9e blsp nsot til at
tratter5i tilbdss til Camp Spstlep,
Ipm bagefter blep bOmbaroerst al
gperne, Tom tps ale G~itaorons1s
!SeIte % Wuler.
Sulbe 0etulier ON antdust al
fanane brittle Solbater er gipet inos
til 15be Ropember, inobefdttst be,
Der ben Dag blep fansst melem efts
court og Golenio. De inobefattsr
80 SHicerer % 1927 Manb tiaiges
meo 62 andre, Der fables polttllts
syanaer. De fulDe brittle CAB til
iamme Dag fra 5slttosets gsgpnz
BELLE ben 15oe Sttober er ifslge oft
ciene Spsapsr 222 brebte, SS1 iaas
rebe os 1876 iapneos, ct iamlet Sab
at ale @runbe af 2,779. Wtan bill
fe, at Der er en- ~bstpoelig Jorftiel
mslIem be bos 9oerre perenoe SAM
ger % benz, Der er rapporteret 'om
iapnsoe, nemlis 400. Sm esres
Stiabne ener Spbolositeb pioes tntet,
os Der sr ~betposlis 9gngitelie for Dem
/ bet brittle arigsbepartement.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01

Baron Poul gietungboF ass
praIentant for RuSIanbs Rsfing,
er | Gbitd9o og tiebsr Seite tS5as
rens @rme. San tiger, atl,000
9eite, tisbt boOebIageIig / ftudp
og gir9inid, aaereoe er Ienot G3as
rens Ri8e, pg at 1000 til fslge
efter, iauInart 9aronsn bar lFet lit
Ial9. 9an Tiger, at ban bare
tieber SeIte til armeen, mebgIaa /
9lOIesiemeb. De til Rer6rug
Ienote 6eite er blot ct griment.
De ital beIes i BARTER paae og Ter
/ forItieaige 9arniiOnsr otspes.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01

Den pppaiiitiitc 9esislatur / sanlds
boIni ipm bstieust en- Grtraies ficu itrnr
isr iibltc 9eaislatur iraopie lammen %
reetrs en- Cen, huerpeo 1urterre ior
Geiesraierins rceuccrcoes mce 40 Err
cent. 3 Ianoa1s bar CONNER Spof
al ben ipseralC 6gt / Irpsta crflGrst
beune 9pu for srupoIppS triois. ba ben
/ @irtsIisberen furrferspe @ienoOm.
Get par @eittm Union Ielegrai Co.,
iom brasts Sugcn pp for &eticn, ieet
bet nniraic ont at fan uoItcct 5orbuo
mon, at "Gpurt Of Siiitatiun" eienncm'
irr!s, 2ppen. CONNER Soct ertlGreoe,
at Court Of @iiitatipn" life tuHoe ub-
sus nO9su iubirieI Masi.
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