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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-14

A special meeting Of the board of
managers of the Produce Exchange
was held yesterday at 1880 O'Clock.
President III. G.. Smallbones presiding
and Secretary j. L. Cantwell at his
post. Those in attendance were Messrs.
S. P. McNair, A III. Bremen, w. r.
Kenan, w. B. Cooper and c. II. Rob-
inson. By invitation DR.. George Gil
lett Thomas was present
The meeting was called TO order by
the president who stated that the
meeting had been called to take ac-
ton in the matter Of the quarantine
bill now pending in the congress of the
United States.
The president ~thereupon read a tele-
gram of date February 9th, from John
NJ. Parker, president Of the New Or
leans Cotton Exchange. asking co-oper-
alton by this exchange in securing the
passage by Of the Caffery
health bill as amended. There was also
ead a telegram of the same date from
DR.. George Gillett Thomas of our city.
to DR.. Walter Wyman, surgeon gen
eral of the United States marine hospi-
tai service, Washington, D.. c.
By request DR.. Thomas addressed the
uletuHS dt IenSln explaining the Dill
before congress as to the proposed
quarantine regulations, and in reply to
inquiries by members of the board of
managers he acquainted them with the
provisions and purposes of the bill.
On motion of Capt. w. r. Kenan il
was resolved hat his board endorse
n Caffery bill as at present amended
and the secretary was Instructed to for
ward to the Hon. c. II. Martin. member
of the house of representatives from
this district the following:
THAT the board of of he
Wilmington Produce Exchange, after a
careful consideration of the provisions
OF the bill and the amendments of the
Dill an act granting addi-
tlonal quarantine power and imposing
additional duties upon the marine hos
pItal service approved February Is.
1893, introduced in the senate of the
United States (S. bill 2,6S0) by the Hon.
ID. Caffery, of Louisiana, and now pend
ing In the house of representatives. as
by that body, do earnestly
request that you will give the meas
ure your hearty support, as the board
or managers are convinced that it's
final adoption will work for the best
interests of u cities and towns"
The secretary was also instructed
to write to Mr.. John NJ. Parker. of the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. ac-
knowledging receipt of his telegram of
the 9Th and to communicate to him the
above action of this board.
me meeting then adjourned.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-14

Lincoln, Neb., February 1.-THE
committee appointed to draft rules for
a republican caucus for the United
States senatorship will report Tuesday
night. Up to that time no change in
the vote is expected.
Salt Lake, Utah, February 1.-Two
ballots were taken today for United
States senator. The deadlock remains
unbroken.
Dover, Del, February 1.-THE Fiji
ty-f1rst and ifty-second ballots for
United States senator were taken by
the Delaware legislature in joint ses-
sion at noon today. There was no
change.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-14

airy 18th demanded that he be recog-
niZed as judge n on Jonuary 31st
signed an order for the sale Of land.
The majority decided he was at least
de facto. judge, and hence Improbable.
The only other question vas whether
he was drunk and a reproach to the
state. AS to this there was hardly any
dispute. The committee could come to
no other conclusion than to recon-
mend the adoption of the resolution.
Mr.. Winston said Judge Moore was
judge and was unobstructed in his Of
fetal duties. He declared Norwood had
not been judge since June 18th last.
and that no de facto judge can be held
responsible unless he is proceeding I'M
der some authority.
Mr.. Leatherwood took the position
that Norwood was not a judge, but
that Moore had been legally elected
to that office. He said that two years
ago Norwood was forced into giving
Lusk his resignation. but it was a
valid resignation. He wanted to know
why Norwood was to be mpeached
while other fusion judges, who swore
on the bench or stuffed cotton in their
ears during a murder trial were I'M
touched. y
Mr.. Foushee said the matter was
carefully and fully considered and that
Norwood's attorneys were present. He
said all knew hat as soon as his leg
islature adjourned Norwood would come
out from his hiding place, and say: IT
am the lawful Judge" 1t is a traves-
ty on justice to have Norwood say first
tina he is judge then tina he is not.
Mr.. McLean spoke in opposition to
the resolution. He said Norwood's res
ignation on it's face bore no conditions,
and that Norwood was bound by it..
Mr.. Craig said it was unanimously
conceded that a de facto judge could
be impeached. The only question is.
is Norwood an officer of the state?
Mr.. McLean said it was understood
there was to be an adjourned session
OF the legislature, n inquired wheth-
er as the matter was now before the
courts it was not better to wait until
such adjourned session.
oAoiS Solo tAlo was 100 u1C0r-
tain. He went on to speak about the
remarks as to impeachment of other
officials, and said if he knew any evil
dence against Governor Russell, he
would lay it before the legislature.
\ Mr.. Davis, Of Haywood county, spoke
against Impeachment, MI. Robinson, of
Cumberland, in favor of it.
At this stage w. A. C%ochrane, mem
ber-elect from Montgomery, who dur
ing the session has been very sick,
appeared and was sworn.
Mr.. Gillian said Norwood was today
in the worst attitude in which a man
could be placed; that he had confessed
to n fusion legislature his disgrace of
his office; that he had violated his
promise, and ignored the acts of his
agent, V. S. Lusk, and comes here ask
ing for $5SS pay for services.
Mr.. Allens at 2 o'clock, called the
previous question. The vote resulted
as follows-yeas, 81; nays, 31-the res
declared adopted.
Inc peake Messrs. AL
len, OF Wayne, Craig and Foushee as
the committee to present the articles
Impeachment to the senate.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-14

Washington, February 1.-THE ma
val appropriation bill is practically
completed save in some minor details
and all its essential features were
made known today. 1t appropriates a
total of $44, 1853 COS, divided under the
following main heads: general estab-
lishment, $13,296,44O; bureau of navi-
cation, 1925; bureau of ordnance,
$S,143,124; bureau of equipment, ST.
615,455; public works, yards and
docks, s454,4 42; bureau of medicine
and surgery, 1892, 500; bureau of sup
plies ard accounts, 1920, 432; bureau
of construction and repair, 1928, 4O7;
bureau of steam engineering, 81, 2O7.-
900; nava academy, s217,12O; marine
corps, $780, 81; increase of navy,
$11, 1872, 402.
The item of increase of the navy
covers the amount given for the first
year on the three new batleships,
three armored cruisers and six small
cruisers authorized by the bill. AL
though the ships have been decided
upon, the text of this provision has
not yet been agreed on. 1t will follow
the recommendations of the secretary
OF the navy, with the total of cost
recommended by him. The $11, 1922
4c| carried for the ships in the bill
is divided as follows: Construction
and machinery, 5 1892, 4O2; armor and
armament, $4,000, 900; equipment.
100000. The Norfolk navy yard re-
ceives an appropriation of $645, 6S7, the
naval station at Key West SIP. $40;
the naval station at Port Royal $145,-
900.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-14
SCOURGED BY GRIP
The Awful Pestilence now Sweeping
over the Country Leaves Death and
Despair in its Wake.
GREATEST DANGER IN ITS after Effects
caves Its Victims Weak, Exhausted,
Broken Down in HeaIth-PIants
Seeds OF Future Suffering and
Disease.


There are two results of grip which
are seldom absent, and which cause
more misery and suffering thar
all h other after effects combined.
They are nervous prostration and
heart disease. The heart is called
upon to make an extra effort inst at
the time when it's own vitality is low
est. The result is heart strain. DR..
Miles famous remedies, the New Heart
cure and the Restorative Nervine are
perfectly adapted to emove the after
effects of the grip. They go Straight
TO the cause of the trouble, and Law
the x at the root Of disease.
j. w. Tollman, Long Beach, Wash.
writes: Eight years ago I had a yio-
lent attack Of LaGrippe which left me
with dyspepsia, a weak heart.
n general loss of vitality. I could
not rest or sleep, nothing which I >ate
agreed with me, my heart futtered,
was short of breath, circulation was
weak, feet cold, AMI : run down in
Iesh. was treated or two years by
the best talent On he coast, with no
signs OF Improvement. Hearing of the
great results accomplished by DR..
miles restorative Remedies I decided
10 try Nervine and New Heart Cure.
n erect was marvellous and in a
snort time I vas a we'll man."
All druggists are authorized to sell
Dr. Miles Remedies on a
mat hrst bottle win benefit or money
Be sure you get DR.. Miles
Take nothing else. Write
US ABOUT your troubles and ailments
anu we Will give you the honest advice
oi a trained specialist absolutely FREQ
DUN on neart and nerves sent free.
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. md
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-14

Prices same day last year. 5 7-l6c.
NAVAL STORES.
Spirits turpentine firm: machine barrels
43c: country barrels f2i1c.
Rosin firm at S0c and CSC.
Tar steady at sl.W.
Crude turpentine quiet at $l.S and
$40.
Prices same day last yearSSpirits tur-
pentine Sc and 22Lc: rosin $40 and SIS;
tar. soc; crude turpentine $3.50 and 500.
Receipts today-A casks spirits turpen-
tine, 500 barrels rosin. 30 barrels tar. IS
barrels crude turpentine.
Receipts to same day last year-G casks
spirits turpentine. Ala barrels rosin. 2l7
barrels tar. 4 barrels crude turpentine.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Peanuts-4S TO soc.
Rice-Lowlands 800 to $3.50; uplands
1c to CSC, on basis Is pounds TO the
bushel.
Con-52 to SIC.
Corn meal-9c.
Cow peasS1 to 6c.
North Carolina Bacon-Hams. &c:
shoulders, &c: sides, Sc.
Chickens-Slow: spring 10 TO lSc: hens,
% 10 25c: BOOSTERS. 10 to DOC.
Eggs-Steady at lie.
Shingles-Per 1.00 five inch. hearts and
saps, A.5od2.l0; six inch. s250G3.5.
Timber at $500 TO $50 per 1000 feet.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-14
The Grant Cables From Port Said

Washington, February 1.-THE fol-
lowing report las come by cable to the
war department from on board the
transport Grant, enroute for Manila:
Port Said, February IL.
'Corbin, Washington:
Arrived noon. Voyage safe and
pleasant. No serious illness; fourteen
cases of mumps, ten of measles de-
veloped since Gibraltar. Sick doing
well. Coal here; leave tonight. Inform
on the morning. Wire us news at Sue.
"LAWTON."
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-14
The Appetite Of a Goat

is envied by all poor dyspeptics
whose Stomach and Liver are out Of
order. AK such should know that DIR.
Kings New Life Pills, the wonderful
Stomach and Liver Remedy, gives a
splendid appetite, sound digestion and
a regular bodily habit that insures per-
feet health and great energy. Only
Csc at r. r. Bellamy's dry store.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-14

The Fortfficaiions Appropriation Bill
Washington, February 1.-THE for
tifcations appropriation bill was COM
pleted today by the house committee
on appropriations. 1t carries $4,744,-
1913, as against estimates made for this
purpose OF $12,151.SsS. The bill car
ries out the general policy of past con-
crosses in Strengthening the seacoast
Notifications.
AS explanatory OF the heavy reduc-
ton from the estimates, the report
shows the extent of the emergency
work accomplished during the recent
war period and says it carries out the
recommendation of the Endicctt board.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-14
A Squabble " Garcfa,s Funeral

Havana, February 1.-THE Cuban
generals and soldiers who were to take
part in the funeral procession of Cen
eral Garcia, withdrew today because
they were not allowed to march be-
tween Governor General Brooke and
his staff. The incident has caused in
tense feeling among the Cubans, who.
it is said, will probably appeal to the
president.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-14
Death Of sontempor.ry OF r.. F.ve,,.

Norfolk, Va, February 11.-Mrs.
Amelia Stubs, aged 120 years, who
remembered very distinctly General
LaFayette's visit to this city and who
attended his reception, died this after
noon as the result of burns. She was
alone in her home and in passing an
open crate her dress caught fire. The
flames were extinguished as quickly as
possible, but the doctors efforts to
save her life were futile.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-14
Many a Lover

Has turned with disgust from an 9TH
erwise lovable girl with an offensive
breath. Karrs Glover Root Tea puri-
fies the breath by it's action on the
bowels, ETC., as nothing else will. Sold
for on absolute guarantee. Price
Is cts. and so cts. For sale by r. r.
Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-14

Sasn quotations were as follow. Flour
steady. Winter patents, So. soa3. 30; winter
stralShts, $.40a3.60; clears, &. D AZ.
spring specials, A.2O; hard patents. 81. con
30; soft, S.0G3.5O; hard straIgts, &, 9Oa
go soS pakers, 2.4oG2.0: No. 2 spring wheat.
SSG711sc; No. 3 spring wheat. G5T1Hc:
NO. 2 red. nh473kc: No. 2 corn. s =
S6kc; No. 2 oats. 2S1kc: No. 2 white d
Slhc; No. 3 white 3oAa9oxc; mess pork.
3.52ls45.55; short ribs sides. loose "a 7gGs
80: dry sailed shoulders. boxed. "a asSn
45'19; short clear sides, boxed. S5y0yITs ~.
Wniskey, distillers' finished goods, ner
gallon, S1.25. ' PCT
b,, Jew York February n.-Flour inactive
o1L STEADY: Minnesota patents "a. N.
Wheat-Spot firm: No. 2 red siLc On
ions opened firm and We're advan cad -
severe sold weather, higher Liverpool
markets and covering in antIcinatIon ~,
the holiday; closed firm at LT1xc ,et
ADVANCE; sales included No. . red Marc
closed at SIC; May closed at TIC: JuIv
closed at 76hc. "a" July
Corn-spot firm; No. 2 A1za45hc. On
tions strong all the morning s,innor,ed
ny reports OF light receipts or GOOD 800
Us uenldhd west and general covering.
closed nrm at kAhc, advance MAJ rIos,
GU at 4zt<c; July closed at 42Zc.
J~dts-Spot firm: No. 2 35c. OPTIONS dun
Lard-Dull: western steamed closed an
20 city at $50 February closed al
S'i% nominal; refined quiet.
e,1IS i'm state and Pennsylvania
23hc. efh %Sn
Cotton Seed Oil-The market was inac-
I've, Out possessed of continued firmness
Urine crude 2oI2ohc; butter grades 2sd
Rlce-Ffrm: domestic fair to extra
sac; Japan SC.
Conee-options opened steady and un-
changed. ruled irregular with downwar
tendency under adverse cables tane
trade In spot department, rumors az in
creased crop estimates, light selling nreU-
sue and more bearish statistical outlook.
iuIi BRAZILIAN receipts counterbalanced
by large warehouse deliveries. cloa-d
steady and unchanged to 5 points love-.
safes 100 bags. including March a,
SlSOn5.55; August SIS. Spot coYea-PIo
oull: No. z invoice SIC: No. Z lobblng 10.
mild dull; Cordova 74G14c.
Sugar-Raw steady: fair refining z I2-,s
centrifugal. IS test. 4 5-lsc: molasses s,.
gar 3 9-l6c. 'u
w STORES.
New York-Rosin firm: strained cou-
mon TO good. N.3odI -32z. Turpentine
firm at 45u45hc.
Charieston-Spfrits turpentlne market
quiet at EXC: sales none. Rosin steady
ana unchanged: sa.es none.
Savannah-Spirfts turpenrsne firm
4Z1zc; sales III: receipts Is2. Rosin firm
AID unchanged: sales none; receipts
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-14

Captain Preston Cumming is having
extensive repairs made TO his brick
building at the foot of Dock street
with a view to establishing there a
door, sash and blind factory. He ex-
poets to get in the machinery shortly.
n will begin operations in about
thirty days.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-14
NAVAL STORES.

Bargain Week continued through alr
TINS week. Big reductions and addI-
tlonal bargains this week, II The c. w
Polvogt Co. W
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-14

spend your cash during the Big Sale.
LIS continued for this week at The G.
w. Po1vogt Co.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-14
THE LEGISLATURE.
The House Votes to Present Judge Norwood
For Impeachment.
THE PROSECUTING COMMITTEE

Appointed to Conduct the Impeachm M Trim, BEFORE tho ssn.+s
Bill in the House Which Checkms ties Superintendent Day. Hold
ing Up House Appropriation Bills in the Senate. uran
Bill Made a opeciai w Aer-Both Houses Pass aNum.
Der OF PD sate and Local Bills.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-02-14
WIlMIEGTOs MARKETS.

Wilmington, ~. c., February II.
Receipts of cotton today-1S7 bales.
Receipts on same day last year-55T
bales.
This seasons receipts to d~ate-@3, So
bales.
Receipts to same date last ~year-as4.6 go
bales.
The quotations posted at 4 O'Clock to-
day at the exchange:
Cotthon firm.
Ordinary ............- ............... 7-l6
Good ordinary 4 1916
Low middling 1-16
Middling ................ ............. SIS
Good middling s Is
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-08

tDbelig Sterrslie. Staoen pad ben uns
Den SHE at Sssn Iusoss at pere en- al
be oatrsits / Statsn; men ueo osnre 8as
ne sr Der bare en- liben Station.
Sgiennem oenns Del al Wtinnsiptd
bar Der liot Stpp iblanot % mango
minors Snoiser. Glt pioner ON, at bette
life sr iaa npIettlst Tom Ganoet lHn9sre
9sft. 9eo ale Stationsr sr Der npget
til 9p, mso Butter, Sotsner, Stoler,
9irtsr - % a~leIldgs Gleoators.
lib paa gfasrmioOagen nGrmeoe ri
ps 5pilingbpsrrs % tom igisnnem
minneapolis til Ct. Yuul ON &pelosn.
Npals al mine Rsiief9ller itsg al |
Minnsdpplis, andre bleu igien / Ct.
paul % fIsre fprtiatte Reiisn ~sitcpsr.
Seq bapSs iaa piot Sio til at fdd mig
liOt BARN DAB, % til at fau nit Reiies
tsi pper til MilrmItsebdnsns 3og %
Tom paa bette til Ga GrosIe liot sfter
Mionat. Den LANCE Reiis bar tileno.,
% isg par after / bet tiGrs Sjem.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-08
Npnr manae Sper al Tapnct
Bergen" bar ri?

Bergen er Iom 9pnapn lille msgst benz
iiatsm9siigers eno (. Gr. "Slfen" ION
5amilisnaOn, itriOsr en- SnoIenoer
"gerg. Qftenbl." Oct brutner / WtGngs
ben. Oct fdttsS nstpp SRrmGrtst, bet,
Iom itulos 9ips bet 8rro Iom Napn til
NoItiaelis fra andre 8per. 8eb I'm Ils
minosli9bso blir bet pilolsbsnos iiteoets
for psilsosnoe, poloer 2Grarelfsr %
8iotleftigbeoer (bOao 5oli, ION bar
llosnlanoIt greoosrling ofte faar srfds
re), % life Iua fuu Grtrmogiftsr aarst
i9iennem for Dem, Der bar uomlanoit
Observation-Disclosures.
Soruosn bort seet Bergen finoss Der
nsmlig paIoa fslgsnos:
Bergen. Nsp gort, Sorsusos Stdter.
Bergen C8er9nes), Roro. 5rantrige.
Bergen bel belle, BrsusIsn.
8sreen an Der 9llmme DO.
Bergen, ar. Sdnau, DO.
Bergen, 9apern.
Bergen, 6pllano.
Bergen, 3iigsn.
Bergen, 8p9tlano, Sa6Isr.
Bergen, Winn.. 6oreneos Slater.
Bergen, mis-, oo.
Bergen op Soon, Solldno, % mdaits
enonu hsrs.
Snoisnoersn fore'laar, at man oisns
inofersr gpers aamls NaOn "8ieropin"
'da er maj toit be mango llbebaasIigbes
Der.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-08

adnifs iftptter. Gdn iilts ot Qisnnem
en- nm Gil, co til botr Quart meo Sdft
taars 3 Stopper Suffsr. 0st toget
iod, til oct er gonIts init. 9srn, iirr,
pIsisr at Iprss gobt ON o.uns !Sprntne
til Smfrr,breo.
Wuft R.lon ptdIes.
Oct ct bebit at benntts oisfs, fsr be
CT qonits mpone. Widn frazier o,m og
tdgsr bort Siernsrns og ben blsoe
WdsIs oe ffjRrsr Dem iud op / paste
fore Stptter. Sod f1iisr man benz
opsr SIosn / ligs Dele Gooits og 8nno
oe luotr benz to9s, iii n er msrs.
S,mibIsrtio lapss en- Sirup df ] Ptnt
Suffer, 2 6piieitssr Itsot 8ansl og /
Gobits til / puno Suffer.
2 SpiisItser itsbt aansl og l
SpiieIts Itsot Rsuit. Dstts togsr 10
Rinutsr. Iau tagss Nslouitpitsrns Cp
at Banbet, ma laosr aft 8dnbst lsbe
at, bDorpaa be lasges | en- Stentrutts,
og ben iogsnos Strup balbss ppsr.'
Man9s for,tr9ttsr at giUe MsIon'tpts
ferns ct Spfog | Sirupen, ba ben osrs
peo gjsnnemtrGnger BEN bsore.
8dnbmelon ON Sutat
Is itrpn).
s Snbsn brussr MAJ ntegst at be-
mite iBItst 8anbmslpn iitsbstfor Gil
tat. Man logger fsrit be itrGlsos
Stptter | 8dnb, til be sr mers, 'ad la
Der man en- msgst tpt Strup at ! 8op
8unb til 2 Stopper Suttsr. 0stte To-
ger fsrit Is Miuutsr, for man bar
Observation-Disclosures l. Iaa itummes
ben goot, % Stptterns baloss /. De
togsr, til be er giennemiigtiss, bOOrpad
be i9ttes bort, % Sirltpen belbss oOer.
Raur be ituI benpttss, tdges be op at
Sirtpen og l9ggeS / en- miObelsDarm
gageroDn for at blioe paste tsrre til
8rug. De itdl bore bel iad gops IDm
ben tigbts Sutat, % bliDer 10 msgst
biaigsrs.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-08
Gn SECT paa 6alobSpigGcm.

Srofsrer 9aarobru9sr 8. SfigSbs
/ Com meboslsr, at Stanbinuoisns
bsieite 5jslotop 8dlobspiggen ben 28os
SuIt blsp beiteget at en- Ssit "Sinos
oOtta," tilbsrsnOe Propriet9r Sb. Bis
Ter paa 5ielohdmmer, Strsmmen Sta
tion. Grpeoitionen ubgit ben nGOnts
Dag ON Morgensn % beItoo ipruOen
at "Sinooottn" % Sr. Ditsr ieIO at
@~ourobru9er 8. 6Orberg ION 6srer
% roerligere 9 Serrer og en- 0ome.
alt 2st % Prooiunt bar pso en- SlsOz
label unbrugt pad "Sinooutfa"s Rpg.
alottsn 1917 baobs man nddet Spts
ten puu ben 6eieIts Sino. iom for
fer'ts Sang bar beitsget al en- 1eIt.
Oct unfprss, at "5inooottu," Ipm til
oisIe bRrsr lit Napn meo Rstts, git
oper 8rpsrne meo itor 5orItgtigbeo
% iuu Ii9 ON sfter GprGttsr % !Sul,
ION bun boppsoe oosr Tom en- Rsn.
Spefter l~lrrunosn lob bun idd bditiat,
at Sr. 9usmann fra 4tsr, Der lsbte
btnos eftsr gioIlst, meo Rgo % ncpps
tom unooa. 9da be St,osr, bcor
8eien saar ligs pau Ranosn at bet
uhpre 9pb, ait Soften lig en- 8isO."
gSectursn par Ii9tiau Oslpttet ION Sps
itisHiuQsn, Def tan anIsrss, at Smut
8oIe paa BET inoit9noi9fts bapos fra
rdacst of tdge Soften meb pao 3ursn
ION ct altiOr tort @opsitptte.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-08
Sfar1nen, Ss,tfet, SSapen.

uOsn at BRUCE uuo,t Sober inotiI / 9da.
res, men af Sornfobsrtt bar itg .nbnu
en- obgtia Slump tilbaa', Tom FL iou
sOht opbeoaret, at BET fan ligge oosr til
urite 9inter. Soag. 26oe SuIi, er
bette Sober / min Goot Iiasiau gcbt,
iom ben Dog, jes fsrts bet osrino.
Gu Storformsr / anamntss Co.,
Sotpu, - bpis Raou fan giUss, ON bet
srItss, fortaIsr Rsoftrirsren, at nuut
Se life tan dbI,s sasr tjsbss for $3.50
per 2or. oa bttdlsr be- iig at BRUCE
Sbrsobsr, fraisst osn8 Rptte Tom gu
Her.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-08
Gocrlcocs '|oet jfiite bcicr
fig iautmcn''.

Timber Den Observation-Disclosures
fongrss bolbtes ct MsOs al IarItilt nor,
its, fpsnite og eunits 9sltassre. 9du
bette uotalte ben bstisnOte eamle ban.
lie golititer Sfgsbru iTrIgs Rsfsrat /
"0dnnsbrug" fslgenbs !:
"8a Rurgs bIsu itilt ira Sanmart,
bate bet en- opb Smerts / Dnmurt. 81
ben bar pitt, at oenns SfilsmisIs bar
bragt os nGrmers iummen. Sdmlibst
er rigere og pdrnrere rlu."
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-08

StOleaaret ueo Suther gcnosmp / pabert
Sea, @tiun,, beapnoer Den 1spe Sepfemrer
1899. @oo lluoeruiSnins i alminoeliac
StpIe'as, Ser er oaiaa aulsoniua al no
ouaue iis ior Sprretuinasliuet, met lluoc,.
pISuiua aipeS i Bookkeeping, 8Eiuci5 Grac
II {, SbrrtpouO -us l~nvawritnI 5or Rata.
log % aupre Splpsn,nasr benpenper man
fig ill Reu. Y. 3. Strsm.
2b3 hilbert SEQ, ginu.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-08

Senougsisilersn: "Spordf tunmer
bet, at De, Tom Dor lige pso Sipen, life
ian fpemme2"
5i'tsren: Seq transer life til at
tunns ben aunit = lea Isils isa."