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The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
RURAL MAIL DELIVERY.
The system Has Been Received wiu Great Satisfaction in All Parts
 of the Country.

The post office department is con. stantly receiving large amount of evidence tending to show the popular ity of the free delivery system where 1t has been tried. and the desire for the extension of the service to other terri tory where it is not yet in operation. The original appropriation by the last congress under President Cleveland's administration, for the trial of the sys- tenn, was S5o,000, and the Fifty-Fourth congress followed this with an appro- priation of $150,000 to continue the experiment. The congress just ended increased this amount to $500, ,000, and the system is now considered practi- caily permanent feature of the post office department. It is stated by the officials that very great satisfaction has been expressed throughout the country, and those familiar with the subject claim that in populous sections, where the country is th;okly inter- spersed with farmhouses and whose correspondence naturally is consider able, the system will be self-sustaining. hS phif BCisohSs Stdttu, NtlO dTc opposed to the free rural delivery are the fourth-class postmasters, who lose not only their revenue from stamp can- cellations, but also the privilege of doling out provisions of various kinds to the patrons of the office, who na- turally, in good many cases. deal with them in the grocery line, the fourth-class postmaster usually keep Ing a store. The service has now been extended by the department to nearly all the states and territories, and in such states as have made application, the department is now considering the most advisable systems to introduce. In some of the sparsely settled regions, where the farms are very large and the distances between houses great, ex- pertinent is being made with a bi and triweekly system instead of a daily.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
SYSTEMATIC WORK.
1t is Quite as Essential to Road In. DrOvement as the Expenditure
 of Money.

The best way to improve and secure our ordinary country roads for com- fort and convenience is the important question for the farmer to consider. One of the first important steps is to keep the bed of the road dry. This can be best secured by the action of the common road grader or leyeler being used as soon as the surface is dry enough to crumble. The passage of the grader fills up all the ruts and de- pressions in the road and leaves the center we'll rounded up and thus en- ables it to shed the water. The rood must be kept clear of water, hshce the grader must be used after rain when the clay will crumble. Now most of the road districts are supplied with these graders and the necessary machinery to make and keep the road in good re- pair, but too often the road master lets the grader lie hid in some outIot or fence corner till he has an idle time to use it.
 The great question arises, how can we retain good roads after they are graded? Here is where the question of permanent roads comes in In the early history of our republic the national government built and took charge of the leading roads all over the nation. The most prominent of them was the great national road connecting St. Louis with Washington. This is an i'm. provement that any country might we'll be proud of. All the bridges, cul- verts, etc., were of solid masonry, and the road of good width and covered with broken stone. It was one of the primary causes for the settlement of the states of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. One of the best arguments in favor of good roads is it enhances the value of the territory they pass through.
 In the state of Missouri the counties are waking up to the necessity of inn proving the ordinary highways, and the state is helping them to improve their roads. Many wish to have the farmers shoulder the burden of improv- ing the roads, but this is by no means just, and when macadam or gravel is used to make the bed of the road solid 1t would be too heavy tax on the farm .rs.-Samuel Sinnett, in National Ru- Al
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
uE DREAMER AND THE DREAM.

dreamer, spasrea by thought. yet no,
 asleep, scanned unspanned future space with eagle
 sweep, p,,-ced nurk and mist wrh vision clear and
 keen, wbat the uninspired eye hath not seen. as concentrating millions of sunbeams 1..o a white tght rich with glory-gleams saa, visions wove of Heaven-illumined ed
 dreams He saw the day when needless strife shall
 cease And man love man in realms of perfect when none hurl hate nor hurt a fellow
 man, pu, all on earth live on the lovelit plan of doing all kindly mortal could ro curb all evil and promote all good Avoiding sham and shame as all men
 should. All castes and class distinctions dead and
 gone, Tho millionaire and mendicant as one, Fmployer and employed a kindly whole swayed not by sefishness. but heart and
 soul; No churl to covet what might poor ones
 feed, pu, swift to minister and serve at need, And crush to earth false pride or groveling 
 greed. Then far from warm hearth of happy
 home No anxious toiler seeking work shall roam. put honest toll shall there find honest pay Nor lengthen needlessly its dole nor day. No millionaire will Haunt his unearned
 wealth By devious ways acquired or stony
 stealth By coining human blood. lost hopes or
 health No more shall base assassins haunt the
 dark, No more incendiarism speed it's spark Nor men care less hundred thousandfold For human sorrow than for sordid gold But all men hopeful, honest, truly wise. Shall read of present ills with pained sur
 prise, As equals worshiping meath happy skies. l. EDGAR JONES.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
UTILIZING DOG POWER.
How the Collie May He Made to Earn More Than His Salt Around
 the Dairy.

Your correspondent who wishes . power in which to work his collie dog will find that one made like the illus. tration will fill the bill. I used two diff. ferent dogs in this power, then sold it ard the new purchaser is still using il and separates his milk, churns the but. ter and pumps the water For his stock with a collie dog. The power consist, essentially of two iron rods with a pull ley at each end and rubber belts run
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14


 hing on the pulleys. Rivet slats (called ags) to these belts for the dog to work on. There must be but one rivet at each end of the lag and this in the mid. He.
 At each end of the lag a small piece, say an inch or less square and six inches long, must be fastened to the lags as bridge to keep them from sagging under the weight of the dog. Two rivets or clinch nails are needed to hold these bridges firm. Each al. ternate lag must have these strips set inaninch so they will lap past each oth. CT and rest on lag on each side. Three or four small rollers or wheels are needed under each end of the lag where the dog treads, as seen in the illustra. tion.
 The connection with churn, sep. arator or other machine can be made by ''tumbling rod" connection, as illus. trated, or by a belt on the band wheel. The lags may be a half-inch thick and four or five inches wide. As the pitch may need adjusting to furnish the power needed for different kinds of work. it is well to hang the rear end by straps so the elevation can be changed at will.-Orange Judd Farmer.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
MODERN HAY FORK.
An Exte emporixed Rigging Between Barn "Bents" Having Cross
 wise Timbers.

Many fail to make use of that great iabor-saver, the hay fork, because barns are not properly arranged to ac. commodate the usual hay-fork rigging. Many old barns have the timbers framed in a way to cause some diff. rulty in this respect. Still there are many barns now without this help that with little planning might make use of the fork. Our cut shows a plan foy
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
How to Reach rw. r..... ne..r,..
An outing Hint from "outinr. :.

An Outlng Hint from Outing"
 Fast, safe, superbly equipped and most carefully governed, one need not wonder at the great popularity of the New York Central. No other line affords such facili. ties for through travel between the East and the West as this wonderful four-track sys- tem. In the possession of the Grand Central Station, located in the heart of New York City, and within trifling distances of all hrst-class hotels, this railway offers greater advantages than competing lines Spring. summer, autumn and winter, it has attrac- tions irresistible. The great Northern Will derness, the playground of the Ssate, now beckons its thousands. As autumn falls, Americas scenic masterpiece, far-famed Niagara, will claim it's annual host of pill grims with it's majestic power, the fierce turmoil of the Whirlpool and all the pic turesque surroundings, the awesome Cave of the Winds and several other minor attrae- tions of the vicinity. And when winter comes, then the entire scene transformed to what seems fairyland of marvellous frosk dressings, of icy forts and snowy palaces; of gleaming crystal prison barriers vainly striving to bind the roaring, foaming plunge of water-will present spectacle of weird, mysterious beauty which is not duplicated m the world.-Outing
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
Curious Custom.

In China it is the custom for guests at din- ners to run around between the courses. This IS supposed to keep the diners digestion in good condition, but the nervous hustling American needs something else, and there is nothing better than Hostetter's Stomach bltters. II man or woman is suffering with constipation, indigestion or any stom- ach trouble, it's their fault if they don't get well. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will cure them. See that private Revenue Stamp covers the neck of the bottle.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
To Washington, New York and the
 East

A handsome Pullman Drawing Room Buff let Sleeping Car is operated daily by the Southern Railway, Memphis to Washington, New York, without change. Train leaves Memphis daily at 500 F. NJ. and runs via Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol and Lynch. burg, arriving in New York at Penn. k. R. Terminals, early the second day.
 For further information address c. A. De- Saussure, D. P. A, No. 309 Main St., Mem phis, Tenn
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
C.slA R..ember some Things.

Travelling Missionary--And how many children have you, Mir. Burdoeky
 Farmer Burdock tdoubtfully) - Well. now, l dunno. There's Dick and John and kate-wife, how many children are there around here? His Wife-Nine; five boys and four girls. Travelling Missionary-A fine family and q fine farm, Mir. Burdock. Yoa keep stock, presumey Farmer Burdoek-0h, yes; I've got l73 head of Jersey cattle, 5S9 sheep and 9l hogs. N. Y. World.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
Comparinn xot..

Ny husband" said the little lady, with in the highest priced theater in the city,
 "A mere trife," sighed the imposing call. CT. My husband bought seat in the United States senate and it cost more than the whole thea.er you're taiking about."- Detroit Free Press.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
Never Satisfied.

Fuddy-Joggles has moved out to the suburbs. He says he does it for the ex- ercise that working about the place will give him. He bought Shandy's place. Shandy has moved into town.
 Duddy-What induced him to sell?
 ITO get rid of the work about tho place. ."-Boston Transcript.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
ps.,,,.s of the Wheel.

"When I get utterly low-spirited," said the nervous man, ''I find spin on my wheel does me world of good"
 Ut is the exercise" said his friend.
 "I think not. I am so glad to get home alive that feel good all the rest of the day"-Indianapolis Journal.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
Ladies Can Wear shoes

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot Ease, powder for the feet. It makes tight or new shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot, sweating, aching feet narrowing nails, corns and bunions. At all druggists and shoe stores. 25c Trial package FREE by mail. address Allen $. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
New Cities in the wiIds of Africa.

A party has left Bulawayo for Lake Tanganyika on behalf of the Tangan- yika Concession company, and will lay out town at the south end of the lake. The company has been granted 2,Ooo souare miles of land. with mineral and other concessions. The natives are not consulted, as they are not supposed tc have any rights.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14

Worth Looking Into-Willieboy = "Pa, what's a mixed metaphor?" Pa-"It'sa new one on me. I'll ask my bartender when go down town."-Philadelp North Ameri.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
Worthless.

An Atchison woman is so worthless that the neighbors refuse to gossip about her-Atchison Globe.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14

She-'I wouldn't marry you if you were the last man on earth" He You wouldn't get chance. I'd surely have my pick then." |" Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
Inference.

Barnes Tormer-He who entertains the hckle public, sir, leads dogs life.
 Stranger-You don't mean to tell me you Journal.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14

No man should be hopeless so long as he has two good, honest friends-his hands. -L A. w. Bulletin,
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14

It is surprising how many worthless me get into good positions, but they rarely evs hold them.-Washingto Qa.) Democrat.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
Makeshifts Don't Pay.

For the time being" is the most ex.
 pensivc way in which to mend a road. road well tended is always mended
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14

If one friends advice doesn't suit you, keep on. asking your friends until one gives she Asnd you want.-Atchison Globe.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14

The Best Prescription for ChilIA
 Ind Fever ia bottle of GRovE's TAsrRLuop CHILL ToNIc. It Is simply iron and quinine n . Atasteless form. Nu cure-no pay Price, ,6Ou.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14

Piso's Cure cured me of a Throat and Cady, Huntington, Ind, Nov. F, 1894
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14

To Cure . Cold In One Day Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. Al d. oggists refund money fit fails to cure. 25c
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14
Procrastination.

The things we failed to do yester- day are on to-morrow's list.-Chicago Daily News.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14

Most circus, performers are well posted = L. \. w. Bulletin.
The Forrest City times., 1899-07-14

Halls Catarrh Cure Is Constitutional Cure. Price, 75c.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13
SpenT Sushio.

ST ipen1t 9tuo mebbsler ct talenoe
Grempsl paa, bpOr bsit 5usfiioen er
ubpitIst mango Stsoer / Sbertge. s
ct sreite Serrso, nemlig Wdrt | De
itergot!dno, tilOtrtes ourlig II U}tla
lioner Weter 2si pso 5aanobapnins.
Wan fan oeraf flyer 8laOet faa On
Soreltiaing ON, boilte ~umadoelige
WGSIsr 5si Der tilpirtes | bele Glfss
borg Can, bpor oenne SusTio er az
minoelig. Oette er roget at trute pau
| Vorgs, bpor 6jemmep1ouirg -
enbog til eset Drug lpnes at
blipe mere og mere iteloeu.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13
Gn Sal bopper otnborb.

Sra Slfrucombe i England meloes
en- sanite mertelis gestpsnbeb. ct
SeIfab Omborb / en- 2pftpa6t ieilsoe
| Ro ps nag uhenfpr See, ba pluoIe.
Zig en- ipar 5iit bOppebe omborb. Msb
Ell Stag al !Sdlen tnGttebe ben Stors
bommen cg Heb oesuoen / Stptter en-
Del Spugpari. Gn at Serrsrne III ct
StreifFag | aniistst, ldd ban bdpoe
blaut Sie baeefter. Stifen bumpeoe
tilflut meb Snubsn foran neb / Sa
bitten, os blsp nu lissenoe rolig. Man
itpnbte iis forfeit mulist tinanos, og
bet bite Jig od. at 6iiisn bar en- Sui,
Is Sob lang os peieOe lite minore
enb en- balp Son.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

Gn UdrmebsI9s traf California
ben 8oe Sttobsr, % Ibsrmometret
iteg bsit. s Gan 5ranctsco par bstrite
3smpsraiur SO. 3 SOmoru too bet
msIlem 1OS os 115 / St19geu. 6pis
Carmen pebpar,r, bill DrusuOlen bliDs
beitaoiset. Gdgsnbe Temperatures CT
mslot: Sos angelss 100. 5rssrO 30.
Rsb Bluff 81, Gan Guis Sbtspo 90,
Sacramento "a.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

3nua. 20os Sept. Soag, nsidgtig
adrsoussn sfter bet ferfts 5orbsr / So
gen, IattsS srtraorbinGr 2ugmdnosrst
pad 2dn9nes | 3ansn mob 5inlrnoer
anoers G~Iaiasfen Ssrtuld, Der princis
palt sr tiltult for @olptast % operlugt
Wsoro puu 2oppepige Ropnd Peosrsbatter
aIubben Ratten msGlem lobe og 11tsSep.
TENDER iIipr unoer 5eiiIamlir9su Omar
teoet pda 2dngnss) i 5anen. Subioiprt
.r aertula tiltalt for @oIotGgt meo Do,
bon ~tilfslae. Der sr inofteonst rs BIB
nsr % 8 Gu9tpnotgs. 6orbanolingerns
untugss at bile bare en- laes Eio.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

5or Senator auute Nelion, Dor /
WinneIotd bpiotts bersmte 2Gnosmano
og iom | oisie 0uge sfter fin Rsiie aiens
mem Ror9s aisIter ariitioniu, gabss ben
20bs Sept. / Slubbpgniussn m 2GrsSs
mtoodg. Miobagen gaoes at be / ben
iioite dmsritanIt sfpdnIte Grig oeItagtnot
norIte WilitGritipenoiater 0'6rr. 8enss
raj 3haulop o9 aaptsineme QbiIOgaaro,
8uoe, 8eelmuhoen pg Stunq. boiIte ST.,
Nelion unosr oeres Opbolo / 4merito
bapoe anleoniug til at pbe mango %
prroifuloe SieneIter.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

8 Gropsbalien off bel lpftis inocper
meo WaItinborinasn F%orlsbns Wauneo,
ibet 5rsmsonaen / STOLEN pad 8citiioou
por ca. 20 Meter oa pad Gffiicsn ca. 50
Wstsr. 5ieIoet er nenlig frsmpeIss NEE
get LEFT % LET at bore /. SAT- bar mdn
MI naast soot % bel 2300 Wster ino tils
fammen. pod geTtiiosn sr bet ScnFsteu
/ ben narmsite Jr.ntio at f1tte ct BAR
gorsmdfiner at famine SIags Tom be
pad Eitfibsu anpenoie, altiua msb Stsoes
Dor os meo Compartment Cuff ION Drip
trait, i9dng meo 3uunslns llopiOefe
til fuGo greobe oe Ssios. Rangelsn
pua arbeibSbiGlp til 6adnObOrine er
nemlig fslcligere snO nogeniinoe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

SriitioniuS 8aroforIpRing er uti!s
itrGitelis, uu Da 8pen bar ca. 100000
Snobp98ere. Os oa 6OrboIost 10 for
bber Dag bIir mere t%rusnOs. er "8ano"
SpergsmdaIet BET poerit dftuslt Der /
S9sn. fodms9et mere iom Soaen / fin
SeIbeo Oeo fpritisaise Gruno. og 5ubriis
forbolDe sr abitini9 Hotst. 5lere 5orz
flag fo%religger. og 9istuSiionen ON pisTe
er msget bioiig. s ale 9ilFGIoe pil bet
%oiitnOt Orsie iig ON en- hight poa Wil
ltoner at arpnsr for apmmuneu.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

0rammm. LOBE Sept. Sos Ndrtin
Rilien pdd Ggge / 2ier neobrGnots tiblis
ioagmorses llbbuiens % 10 Suoebbpgs
niugsr. Sets SOir, 2 toeite, u &jgr,
Gpltrg. 9aarosrebilober o9 SnobO itrsg
meo. Raboens Sopebbpsning usobreuote
ligeIeoes. Suisne Itdl p9re usiurereoe /
GanostS aim. 9rauotasie og bel spri1e i
2ier Observation-Disclosures. lloe
peo Spslpit nsobrrnbts iedurdftes en-
Stue. Soner inosbr9note, boorimpb bet
lptfeoss at rsoOe en- TIE gar gammel Sen
/ fioIte Sieblit.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

Gronobiem, 12te Sept. 9snitrss 500
beoitprte bar puIgt til Representatives.
oeo 9unOsmsbet: Sinsmunosne 9inOboe,
Spprd meb 9uaton 2sten iom 9aras
mdrb, og at andre Sagfsrsr 8rbn, Som
Jul SoaIsn Os guuofsrer Nilisn, meo
Waler aoam iom 8aramdno
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

GDtnfou. - 6trD,S bsiitHptstrrss ios ira0arsns,
Slns' Os 9sHHG, At CUB b~ortialsis ira bet. yip ~ 1t
bssr, pOT tiarr gsostr. G~trtt,Hit g0snisu. lot RitioH.
pun b,Hiop iiH, % rsits Irstu pal 90 5r,tisr ben
2Tss sspi. 1899, 70 Var 5 TaSr. % 81 Tas, sammsi.
Denies si,nIsO,ues Rgst,faus % . Barn ~b,strs,t Iss
bet al en- fiarIia % ~opofr,nes euiIu % Ros,r. 5us
m,s s,nsts siso. u,lHsHst 5ars b,nsss gliHs,.
9aa dcsus % SsfttHbs 9ssn, g. 2. go,uior.
Giespois, Gtart &C., Dis.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

Gn uns Gut, SObdrnss S~srssnfen fra
&Ispen, Wanoul, er fdIOt operboro fra en-
Srinftaobart pua Gsiie fra Quebec til
England. San par bsitiGftigst meo at
ole Stortoppeu, oo ban miiteoe 5uget
o9 fdlot nso. Sdn falot ferIt mob Storz
raaen, boor ban a~Htogeli9 iIog ia libel,
og o~erefter / Sisen. 0eirst bar Imutt,
og Stibet bIeo itrots Ia8t bt; men man
iaa life mere iii BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

Snort Surodngsrs 6rugtbsit blir gam
Tie betpoeIi9 iqur, badoe pad @runo at
6rustens W9ngOe % iIGr paa 8runo al
oens Soobeb. Den sr u~I9opanlig rem,
ftor, imut ps pelmpoeu. 6apoe Der iaar
pGret en- itsrre 5r%ustuoFiairg. +. Gr. i
Bergen, iua itulOs ~llaenSpung tunne pro-
'entere no9et eanits unoet eno SiIfGloet
par ifior, Ou Der 10 par Ell rent llaur for
6ruqtsnS @sotpmmsnoe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

5orlsosn 5rsoug er Der it.t Snbbrub
boz eHte earIien | ellie surup. 1Dpen
bar opbrust en- aommoos os taget Ell
bdlDt Sunorsbs Rart. sisn.tetorl 6.
9. 3uns | Store sarup ,r an6olbt %
bar t%ilitaost at p1rs 5ppen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

SronObiem. 8os Sept. 9oa 2dtinItos
len srplooereoe ioas / 2Oen MioosItlaSTe
en- 0paamtttnaIoperIe, Iom en- 12uartg
Gut babe funoet og bolot pua mso / III
men. 5lers 6ingre a~frepes, glooet Iprsis
tet belt / Sdgst. % Ssrnens Itprmebs uo
/ pdniit StrGi fra Here alasIer. Den
Iaarsoe brdstes til Spssbuist. gsnpiz
bsrns itat M at 8isoet, os a~frepns
Stumpsr Iuu runot pua 8uIoet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

soats.- 8or pert iraogrtn5' egru - @,gsinin1s
btHass bfrot6 Babi'dbft ON. at ain lVtt Raug JsribC.
fsot Ddftsiab I N,tv Jiibts ptn Ste Raus 1916, af,it
rb bsosn / port gism / net Issordb ben ste Cuctts
1899. ssaraostita iOr,sit ira ben u. GsnoBts Rtrtt
ben gos Stt. boor Baitor Stus bol5t en- a~ribsISt Z tt
Run . al uots 5 sprH var ttll,st Dso eaarsa. iSm met
mtg islsr 2apnGt al en- ttar Negligible o. moou. ,flsr
8! aars Igttsltsi >amtip. 10 gsrH CT DaRbrd iotaf.
Og 3 l,Uu / 9,h,n. 6rto m,o bsuoss StsO. osnaqnu
5susts ylInssl 9uIbr. .. spaie.
S0isuisHnt. g. poouioH o. r. r. uitn. mr5 Sas
milt,r. Gstsrah. a.. iait Ctiobu 1922.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

Gj9itgiper g. arstsnIsn / Spiobing
bar bortforpastst tit 9iGtsipsri meo
2unb til adrl alduisu fra 8rsnsitao
Pda 8 aar for en- uurlis Sum at 1850
Mdrf.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

Sernbanetomitesn / SigbaI bar fra
Sn9enisr ". Srum fact fig tiIItiast
SDerflaS Oper anIGgsiummen at en-
Sernbaue ira aamot Station peo 0ramz
neutrality-suspicious. gisnnsm Sisbdl
til G9gsoal. Der sr ire q~lternatipsr
for Gneepunttet. Sbsriluget filler fla
fodIeoes: Gumot-prsitfos 27.S sem.
Sr. $4,000. 4dmot-6oIs 40.3 am.
Sr. 1,29S.S00, Acknowledgement 46.5. SIR.
1,519,100.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

Oct t~beolosiIte 5utlltet bar nsgtst at
mootase aoiuntt @reI anosriens lsfor'
brina til at unosrtdite bans for Oottors
oraoen inotepersOe BOG oHrutlis 9iSfus'
Iion. 6atultstst anisr en- iaaodn Grems
aana8maabe bperIcn puatrrpet eler benz
IistsmGSitg.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

Snoidmlingen til be banits arbeiSers
pdagdar frsmcelss. Otter ct lsit Ooers
flag dntd9es Der at o9rs isnot ca. $4,000
ar. alt | alt fra Rorgs til be uOslutiebe
4rbeibere.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

Sau0 tiIfdlaS.

Bilot % opoDrtct 2anb / 9orb 9aiota o.
RIuneiota tiIialgS euteu for aouidnt, lstte
aarilge GibciGltnger eIler eiter zone. Half
Crop Payment" EtGneu. Bt lar ustop III
erocl ~iriiteH6e Iiibuo | a 8u'tn eIfr Here
Counties. SeHo ctter Gtriuiarer toaa.
GRANDiN & ED WARDS,
lb26 Box {. Mayvllle, North Dakota.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

GfFeo er efter aufs9ning t~iIitoaet
9pIbbetitut / 9ooss Widdl SuIius
WihoslIsn fra 15oe I. ~. at rsgne. Sr.
Mi6uelIsn, Der MI tr / en- aIcer al rs
Oar, bar pGret / SOlOUGimets 9ieneite
fioen 1856.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

~ariitiansianb. ABE Sept. Mdgiitrat
% SormdnbItab inoftilsr paa gepilgs
ming at l Mtqion &ronsr til @~,Itlanoss
banm, bpis 2opoalslinien ON Sultnes
ppI9es, % 100000 ar., bpis llegslinisn
bGlges. 9anomarts oa Risisrlinisn iioes
ftiles / begge 5ilfGIos. 9spilgnin9sn er
bettnget at, at Stortin9st inOn 1903
b~eiIutter 8anen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

Stupdnesr, lobe Sept. aommures
ftnr,t beIluttebe igdar eftsr en- lang De
bat at etsproprters Spdneupotbstets
Gicnoum for 81, 200 8roner. Somten
Ital 1ummen meo Here tibIigers inotieOts
Spnter uolreges til 9oroplaos.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13

9il b. Isbige prafstafb I Gram ftal
Der al @rso 8~rodenbuus< Sdad, jom
BAR Snbitininssr.t. pare inbfia.t fsls
ssnbs 3 aanoiootsr: paft. Raibi,isn /
Ssnesrborg. paf. Sani.u / Rsebins.
os pait. 3.rIaHs I Solbsl. a~onfftoriei
| aiel palser fod en- at be TIRE.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-13
ssnberbOro artbitbont bar ! o,t Ear,

SsnbsrbOrs arsbit6unt bar / BET fsrh.
Sdlpadr 1899 bapt en- Smi9tnina al
6.476,735 Rart 90 psnnins, / iamm.
lib 1898 3.647,34o Wart 4 p,nnins,
1897 2,79S,881 Rari Sc p,nnins oa
fsrite Salpaur 1896 1.123, 592 Rar, sc
penning.