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KENTUCKY CONTEST.
Judge Field Now Has the Matter
Under AdV1sement.

LOUISVILLE, March 3-After hearing
argument by former Gov. Bradley, for the
Republicans, and Zach Phelps, for the
Democrats, Judge Field, in the circuit
court, this afternoon took under advise
ment the cases to determine the rights
of the rival claimants to the offices of
governor and lieutenant governor. An
opinion Is not expected for several days.
When it is announced an appeal will be
taken to the state court of appeals, which
the Democrats claim has final jurisdic-
ton. The Republicans, however, will try
to get the case before the United States
supreme court, If the decision goes
against them.
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Prince Dcnounces London s,um..

LONDON, March 8.-The Prince and
tdIn OF Wales today opened the new
costing &33O00O, and accommodating $3.50
people. The Prince of Wales. during the
course Of a speech, characterized the
Eation. w o4'AA
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officers from the unwarranted allegations.
Capt. Pigman, who commanded the
Charleston at the time of the wreck, is
not involved in any of the charges.
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TO AvENGE GoEBEL.

sum of 100000 Set Aside by Ken
lucky Legislature.
FRANKFORT, KY, March S.-The
Democratic senate today passed the bill
for the appointment OF committee to
hunt down the person or persons who
shot Gov. Goebel and Appropriated 100000
to aid in the work. The bill had previous
ly passed the house and now goes to Gov
Beclham for approval The Republican
senate. sitting in the same hall, took no
part In the proceedings.
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Recine Won at Polo.

RACINE, Wis, March s.-Racine de-
feated the Logansport. Ind. who team
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-04
MAUD GONNE'S VISIT
STRIKING PERSONALITY OF IRE
LANDS SO-CALLED "JOAN
OF ARC"
GREETED WARMLY IN CHICAGO

OF Norman CAST, Her Utterance Is OF
the AristOcracy From Which She
Turned - Believes the Beers VIII
Win Despite the Relief of Lady
smith and the Capture of CrOnJe-
Irish in BOer Armies.
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M@@M We exclusive agents celebrated level
e MIAuAES steel and Cast Ranges We have full
IS WZ8# There better Range level every
EGE15AA one knows If this ucan
d have and have the of
good reliable
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TALK OF TREACHERY
FILIPINOS SAID TO BE ORGANIZING
TO WAGE GUERRILLA WAR
FARE AGAINST AMERICANS
OFFICIALS ARE IMPLICATED

Natives Trusted by Representatives
of the United States Give Aid and
Comfort to Insurgents Their
Sympathies Are With Their Kind
Fighting In the Philippines Far
From Finished.
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DON'T! WOMEN.

Don't write 20 a woman. when the roof
leaks WrIte To a carpenter Don't
wTite TO a woman when the water pipe
bursts Write 10 4 plumber. Don't write
% q woman when Won are sick. write To a
doctor. But why such supcriluOus adj
vice. Simply To- call attention To the
fact that women" who are not qualified
phvsiCilus offer medical advice. in adver-
tiseuIeuts wOuied IN such deceptive
manner that you are apt To overlook the
important fact that the woman is not a
physician.
The great success Of Dr. r. V. Pierce.
IN treating AMI curing diseases Of women
has lei to limitations OF his methods. e.
peciailv his offer of a free consultation
by letter to all sick women At the head
OF the IuvaliiS' Hotel and Surgical In
stItute, of Buffalo. y Y, and with an ex-
peucuce Of over thirty wears. DR. Pierce
has achieved the position OF the chief
OF specialists III the treatment of wom-
ans diseases There i no living phv-
stefan. male or female. who can show an
equal record OF over half-a-rniiliOn wom-
en- treated and ninetv-eiglIt per cent of
cures. Write to the dcCf0y. Your letter
viii be read III private, answered in PM
vate and its statements held as sacredly
confidential To assure the exclusion of
"A third party from this correspondence,
every letter Is sent sealed in n plain en-
veIope. hearing no advertising or print
ing upon Il. Address DIR. K. V. Pierce,
Iuyalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
ButfalO, y. Y.
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l,670,732
Bales in the Net Receipts Of Cotton at New
Orleans, La, Sept |, 1899 to April |, 1900.
Contest Closed With Close of Business March 81, 1900

The committee appointed by COL W. A. Hemph President to de-
eide the New Receipt Contest made up Off
MR. ROBERT MADDOX of the MaddoxSucker Banking Com
reliable of Alanas financial institutions
Mr. Maddox has envb reputation business ranks and shows
worthy OF his distinguished aer the iae Co
Robert Maddox has long stood for all that was high IN IN
tegrity, courtesy and man IN business.
DR. JOSEPH JACOBS proprietor of Jacobs Pharmacy who
conceived and wrought out in supplying the community
and drugs medicines and proprietary articles at NOM
he would rather give back the money for even an
have dissatisfied customer His high standing III
all circles lives his professions in every particular
Mr. ROBERT A. HEMPfl well known wherever he ConStu-
on read only by his familiar secy signature to the ConSu-
that charm courtesy and fair dealing that mas marked
whole business Mr. Hemphs unobuve work IN connection
with MANY brought his and his influence into thou
sands homes states where the widow and the
shielded by him. and his associates from dire distress and
helpless despair. ,,,-
report these three gentlemen given in full below and is
carefully and plainly fair in its decSions
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ONE PARLIAMENT FOR ALL.
COLONIES MAY BE GIVEN d.
RECT REPRESENTATION.
Interest of England Is Basis of the
New and Radical Move. Which
Meets with Favor.

London. April Sin the house of COM
mons today Thomas Charles Hedderwick.
liberal member from the northern burghs.
moved that in the opinion of the house it
was desirable for the interests of the en-
pire that the colonies should be admitted
to representation liz parliament. lie said
this movement was particularly popular
in Canada.
Charles Philips Trevlan. liberal member
for the Eliand division. suggested that
the agents general of the colonies be al
lowed a voice in parliament. but not
vote.
Mr Chamberlain said that IL the OBJ
ject of the promoters OF the resolution
WAS 10 make closer the union OF the colo
mics with the mother country, they could
have NO more strenuous supporter than
hlmself. lie doubted. however, whether
this object would be promoted by an alb
stract resolution upon a question of the
greatest complexity.
Great as has been this assistance and
great as has been the sacrifice, il under
any stress We should call upon the colo
nies their offers would be immensely
greater stu. and If any demand upon the
mother country was made by the colonies.
nothing would hc Surer than the favorable
reply of parliament.
so far the colonies have not made any
sentation, and / am convinced that moth
Ing would be more fatal than q premature
discussion Of details. / do not think the
time has arrived to suggest to the colonies
the forns which imperial unity should
take. 1t is absurd 10 suppose that self
governing colonies like Canada would
sacrifice ind, pcndence Tor the sake ol a
single vote in the house of commons.
'Wc are not going To interfere in the
domestic affairs of the colonies. nor are
they going To interfere IN ours. | have
never advocated. rs has been reported.
the formation of an imperial zOllverein,
but / have pointed out that il there were
to be any kind of fiscal arrangement with
the colonies. ! believe the only forms that
would meet with the slightest favor would
be an imperial ZollYeren In which there
would bc free trade between the portions
of the empire and duties with the colo
mics. There is no suggestion from our
selVcs. The present resolution is pre- ma
/ ture is necessarily academic 5nd might
DE mischievous," Tho resolution was
then withdrawn.
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SUSTAINS GoLDEN,s sTopv

Louisville. Ky. April G.-The Courier
journal prints CircumStantial etor,,
based upon evidence said to have nee,
given to the attorney for the prosecution
by wharton Golden. w. II. Culton, II.
Noutsey and others. The story gives III.
name of the man suspected of ba,,irs,
fired the shot that killed Senator GoebeI
lie is a CLAY county feudist. He is s,,n-
posed to be i'm she mountains ana ~.
not yet been arrested. The story fol1o,,,s.
Golden's $ testimony as 70 the plan 10 -,
a riot in the legislature durfn,e tt etGse
Hgmocratic members were 10 have 80 -
kiileu; the purchase from a well l-,,.D,
ihclhhau house of twenty-five steaI mi
cts ShokeIess powder cartridges tba .'nn
,urlnS OF a thirty-eight caliber rint ,riU rtV
Whlch the shooting is said to haIlo 1lth Mlth (
lone. the weapon being returned NC pcea /
tiItelWard and the payment of 81 cda our lIr
n,N ,uv1hce me- TO the assassin. After the sboo,H
orted TO the mountains bv nunef,n. esc
rmed men. NUMBER of
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OPPOSING ARMIES WERE READY
Fight Between Beckham and Taylor
Troops Narrowly Averted

Frankfort. Ky. April IA clash be-
tween the opposing militia was narrowly
averted here tonight The soldiers at the
state house were arrested FOR drunk
ness by the police and their comrades
rescued them. a number of shots were
fired. but no one was hurt. Chief of
Police Williams summoned his full force
and went to the state house TO demand
the prisoners. The c. W. Beckham mill
tary authorities Intercepted the police
ana dissuaded them from attempting 10
capture the men Who had started the
trouble. and who had beenrescued by
their compa MONS The soldiers of the
opposing administration were drawn up
ready for action.
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tb.. treaty itself fixes a period Of six
months from the 5th of February for tins
action by the senate. There VIII. oi
course. be no trouble about the extension.
--h,. accommodating Lord Pauncefote will
-. - il that the republican administra-
tian is helped out Of its dilemma.
Th.. democrats OF the house will caucus
tomorrow night. The situation with re
ard To- th, Porto Rico bin will be thor
oughly canvaSsed and every effort VIII ne
mad. to pon the fun democratic vote
a,,,ins, the measure. There is scarcely a
,iot,bt. however. that the republicans VIII
-. :,bl. 10 Jam their bill through the
b.,,-s.. il, regulation fashion. Those r.
u,il,lic.lns who voted against IL before wiil
not r-uig. but there are not enough "i
them To- defeat the measure.
There is a chance Of republican
absentees enough to enable the demo
Gratis to score an important victory,
however. and in order that every
thing possible may be done. demo
cratic absentees have been informed
that they must be here Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday without
fail. and they must refuse all over
lures TO make pairs with absentee
republicans.
The democratic leaders are imprcssing
upon all abscntees that they must be here
and those who are not will find them
selves i'm trouble. There has been lax
ness 81 attendance on the part Of few
democrats which has worried the party
leaders. and they are determined To point
out these. men L. their constituents unless
they are here To toe the mark ON this
most important piece Of legislation The
republican whips have ordered all repub-
licans here 10y Tuesday, AZ the latest one
vote may decide this thing and the pres
enc,. Of every man on both sides is being
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TAYLOR MAKES STATEMENT

Cincinnati. April G.-Governor TovIor
EL%RD our the following statement at
/ frankfort tonight:
For weeks ! have been made. the tar
! SGt OF NliliiicatiOn by certain unprincinai
"a newspapers in Kentucky The viIast
IhSlnuatlons have been made ana tba
,n33I outrageous falsehOods have been
tou. W hen was called to attend m
Iuherai OF beloved brother il was eei1
ca TSu upon as an attempt ON my part To fIv
rom from Justice. Again, when called to nv
i. nD."o py reason OF the death of a dear
sister, the fountains of ahusa ,,nro , ,'o'i
ca ana a Hood OF falsehoods and slandar
poured lorth upon me- the charge aoafn
rnS e4nS ildue tlat 1 was attempting to fv
ipih tHe state. On my return to Frank
lort thoSe papers FASTENED to Duhlish The
@tdiIeheht la that was met at the train
sl,TII alid escorted to my home by a squad of |
SoIulefS with a Gatling gun Irbcrc a., 1
not a word of truth in this statement b,it
N ,IeN ItheIesS II vase published and cauSed
me hafin. Not content with this infa
,i,ei;; -; SHouliSh work which with the un-
'luShilS auddCtty has followed me 10 The |
SraNe OF my brother and sister a,,n,, H.
'IlSacN oi my family has been Invaded
,,,u M because my wife drew from the bank
ants % %UieH win which To pay the ser
~ "I attempt was made to IMPRESS
tic people That she. too. was prenarin,r !
itiiS' once ana for all, / desire To saw 4
In,iieI 'r,ii uifectly nor indirectly had | any
y. ~ - .ioh with the assassination of Sem
Tor GovDeI / am a citizen of This et1ta
iiichtDie IN 10 its laws. | am not n crimi' |
a. a. i HeI'heT snail | ever be a fugitive from
sue w henever indicted If s1,cb an
ItraSe should be committed I shall -
~ ~ lor trlal, conscientious Of nv inno- 4
~ anu OF The ultimate triumph of 4
e. n,.i ~ JuStlce. The whole purpose of
ls prosecution has been. and is to dri,,a =
from my post of duty. and to n,nisb
& &lor holding the office To which i havn
uy peeh elected. Such surrender I bara
- ~ nor VIII make it, unless the
lie that | do So" '''"ui- -
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MILES CATCHES 1T FROM DEWEY
General, Like the Admiral, Wants TIC
Be President.

New York, April THE World says
General Nelson a. Miles is willing TO be
the democratic nominee for president.
He has SO stated To his friends and ten
days ago he visited William c. Whitney
TO talk with him about the possibility o.
his being nominated. Mr.. Whitney tol6
the general that all of the leading COLO
democrats were as much opposed to the
nomination of Bryan now as they we're
when he was named fOu years ago. bu.
he did not commit himself TO the suppor.
Of the general. tie merely took the mai
ter undar advisement and said he woulc
consult with his friends.
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We're i'm consulta ton with c,o,.o.
lor Tor several hours this afterni',i,, LAY
cIp" te "p0NG statement was made al tbo
CoISi Ct"Se 3i the conference. 1t is SAM IN
mean leaders from different ns,t' ~ IFpub-
e,en fero,,oN VII meet Governor Taylor i'm con-
ference here tomorrow morni,, 81 I0L- On
Governor Bradley said: is' EA-
tacl,,ttWiiI WiiI not take advantage of any.
tIC to delay the progress ~
Ine case The decision of the So,iri os os
appediS IS not diSheartening To ms W. ~
,ra,,,ti m,ir ASK ior a writ of error to the e,,l
time" al d very short
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AMERICANS A STRANDED IN crTp -.
WOOD wants To Ship Destitute H.
IN Army Transno,...- 'i-1S

menr 7il.,,s hug ION I' April The war 5.o.-.
of y.,r,i ,.,,s Deen obliged 90 sou1d G'i.''ft-
Anariaa,,,l.R ,,,.R 20 restrain OVER, i'''. !.
out resourcl 'iT from ilookins into cuba wj,b
'l"S q matter of special r'.@i o9u mas made
~ secretary Root. lie ~epor, '1''ill'itIons
co,nngllutt'f glut'f q number of sI,rb r Ia There
is upahia -ila'hiy stranded in cub A.i.nlerIcans
that the debSrilne;+ 9r1yne; Ills suggestion wae .is
The thp a,iei Ii-ein back 10 the I;nif.lI~ him 10
tary Root brg1h<ports. bgs bur So far r''sss S On
he can DO his his h2t %ccS9?a been able = see S5 Raw
pIScl' Iel'ta "a by the departm6nt,,Y - & 11e advic-s
80 40r d man without moner .,pa Is no
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and IN determining merely the result
OF the election, according to its owr
laws, the state deprives no one ~
life, liberty or property.
Ne are unable to see how this c,so
Cah he distinguished from anv otner To-
NiatiVc action taken i'm a matter o,,sr
Whlch the constitution has given tho ie,,i
stature exclusive Jurisdiction. ana wa s.
4Wi W me opinion that the courts are witb@u,
iurlSdlctlon 10 go behind the record n,oJo
nN The legislature under the conetitS,e iiitue
Judges Burnam and GufTv. while co,-
20 tllS IN the majority decision ON points
the case: " ''' merits OF
,od We are firmly convinced from admit
-, ~" idctS tlat the legislature. iIi%the heat
oI anger enSendcred by intense nartisa,1
eAicltehIeht' has done two faithful. con-
o'.i'.iu tvili2uS ana able public servants an ir-
cpdIdpit INJURY i'm dcpriving them of tha .
81 III ice TO which they We're elected. and n
II ~ : ,i'rt wrong To the ,arge majority
y lile electors who voted under difficnit /
circumstances to elect these servants
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Piles Cured Without the Kn;to

Hn DRUGGISTS arr authorized by the ,,a,,e..
,,., uutrrs OF PAHo OINTMENT to refnnd M t9- ~
no matter how long standing Cures , ~. p,Ies.
1aScs IN SIX days, the worst cases in T,,,it
uaNs. one application gives ease ann t,,eh
Hcvcs itching Instantly - i'St- Re-
Ihi5 Is a new discovery and is the only. r,,o
no pay Price SO cents no cure
IL your druggist don't keep it in stock we viii
Louis, Mo. o. St
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'0mEz WILL RETURN TO CIR.

n,il, ii1l,av.ana April -.-Ga,o,.,,
paper TN an interview publfsbedi' i''Aiiiio = Co
San Domineo says that he is :. ..ai,I, : lo'ai a;
Srty that has - iGS 6as5 3ftGr Persoh.i = cp %
ciarce lie VIII return to CiIbe iCi'Ij,lsd many
Cubans. about bout June Ist. ana uo5; sr.I ne de-
ture General S1gf Gd8o $nd sorrows for the tne ln
no ilfeelns aeSinei Gf,eT declares tat he has
nee ~ i,%t To See his ideal. the SIttt
% 'oan in a horrible faiI,lie ''-l'd-
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IN severe DaCkaCI7e ana Hedu.
ache. My physician pre-
SCribed different medicines,
none of which seemed to help
me any until "a club associate
advised me to try Peruna, as
it cured her of constitutional
n C daChe and stomach
troubles. lat once ordered a
bottle and before ii was used
felt greatly improved. IhaVe
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TAYLoR's COUNSEL TO APPEAL

,r raIkIort, Ky. April G.-Ex-Goverpor
LayIor' tonight authorized the statemant
VIZ VA an appeal on behalf of Governor
-ra,.Io H. Dra39Iey, a,3 chief counsel for Governor
WI WiiI oe carried to the supreme court ''al 81
co,I,r.i Nir. ibradley and Judge w. II yos,
No"A"ei lor the republican state officers
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Free Book for Men.

A new 6i-page booklet entitled "Vicor
NidhilhesS NIL and Health" will be sent to
t1"y Iedder Of this paper free of charge
II Ihey VIII write the author as below
j. NEWTON HATHAWAY. MD
-, 2252 +. :. Broad St, Atlanta. On
"a. M rlte your name plainly ana give post
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SECRETARY HESTERS CERTIFICATE

NewO sCottonE la April a. 1900
0o9 March
Jsd sna Tb;,v bas Secretary
LNewO otton
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@ "A - TO ErA.
Bears sh. 1Ih' Kind Ioa HaIs lIsays Bought
"''a'''' @ &NZHz.%m

! cure varicocele permanently without
operation by safe, painless, home treat
ment- can or write. J. Newton Harba-
way. Al. -, 22ia South Broad street
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Shakespeare's complete works hand
somely illustrated. bound in Ieatberetta
Seht POSTPAID for only 10 cents Address
Dixie Book Co. box 537 Allan, - -
Sehd stamps or money order.
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taken four bottles and for two 1@l VI my
e'''s''aly IN cases of trouble with the k;doe...
ana ofher pelvic organs together with weak,css
peculiar TO women" "s""NeSS
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|P I[2lyfdA. S
Catarrhal Debility Cured.

Matte B. Curtis, Secretary Legion of Loyal
Women, writes from Hotel Salem, Boston, Mass,
as follows: "I suffered for over year with gen.
eraI weakness and debility, manifested especially
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which r,',ya%Way's r,,ra'' method is The owl
less borne gnaes structure by means & 20 only one
way 'e nj Is Ire.2si5mrent .s5r J Newton ~ IJi;h : pam
Atlanta. Ca @z'2 L South Broad 80, s,raG' ina
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al tried it for a severe and continued backGche
and found Peruna the only remedy so far tried
that could ever cure me. am well and strong
my recoycry +~.Ir months iIaVe passed af7Cs
sLnce. Address The perugaa Med;o;,a =. L.[.1
i"noHS' o., for 'aCts and Faces. ~O'
words of the people concer7ing Es- ...---''0s 1oe
free 10 any address, ""a' Sent
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M'K|NLEY ANXIOUS
FOR ADJOURNMENT
With Congress Away Fewer
Mistakes Will Be Made
To Answer For
HIS VIEWS ARE CHANGED

Hay-Pauncefote Treaty Will Go Over,
and with It the Canal Legisla-
tion. So as To Make Sure
of No More Legisla-
tive Errors.
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Atlanta, Ga. April g. 1000.
w usrrbiu an1 Constitution Pub.
dtUve ldieS NUM-
hers and amounts advertisement and by the
record of estimates the Weekly Department OF he At
i,nt, Con<itrtjon ROBERT +. MADDOX
~ JOSEPH JACOBS,
HEMPHlII.
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had occasion to observe the
benefcenf results of PeruHa
when a prominent member of
our Relief Corps, who had Sufa
fered torture with kidney and
other troubles of the pelvic
organs, was completely re-
stored through the persistent
use of il, while no physician
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Catarrhal Weakness Cured.

Mrs. Jane Baxter, President Grand Army Relief
Corps, Fremont, Wash, writes: "Last spring
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-26

S,rnbanen peo Gdmpbell8piae Spur.
to giI ira 2ont. 6eyfya iOri,notS
altio en- W9neoe 2umbeT, cg al Gum
Der. Tom M bar Der. bltb isrt bort /
ale Retninaer. 9omulbsaplingsu.
Ipm enonu life par inoiumlei / mtis
8iItritt, eb tor Stabs. Gn 6us.
icm Ian mibt / S~ornnhoenS gel. "a
bar oebost At gtsgre. blep eoeIagt ca
nj Wenneifer itrar orGbt.
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lltnIt.
anip brnat JON sameti.

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2uftrsrsinit blsp isaaraftes ubfsrt i
ct. Darts Soipital unoer sisnbpms
melise Smitanoisbeoer. Gn ung
Manb peb Rapn Charles Berg. Tom
bar liot al 1pfus. III pluoislis, bpao
Der fables en- "tpfpib gals" On al
9Ggerns, iom tom inb / bans @um,
iau. at BEN urige wuno bar hfenbe, "a
SbaIget bar nriten olpelss luttet.
IA 99ssn life haDbe 5io til at saa
sfter SnitrumsntIr, tos ban op I'm
Tplbstnip, adbnsOe 5olien NAB BEN
% inoiatte ct Sslprsr / 9~uftrerst.
Den unae Manb IeDer. ps aassrn,
flyer, at ban bill blipe klbrsoet.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-26

tdto til hilbert Sea fan bpeees for
$1,000 Oaler Wilsn. 2inien bill aaa
gjennem fere tribelise Smaabper, ion,
for Sioen insen Sernbane bar.
~. Grrsipn bpb.
Iuftin, 21bs Stt. - M. @reafpn,
en- sammel. astet 9eboer af benne gu,
er bsb. gan bar beet Der | 80 4or.
San bar Splbat / Spbftatsarmeen
8orgertrigeu.
0rube lu!fet.
DULUTH, 22be Sft. Den fore
@ipabicsrube | Msfabatiaben bar al
fluttet Sprfenbelfer for benns Sefou.
ps 300 Manb bar miftet Irbeibei.
Oct er ben fsrite at Wefabasruberne.
Tom itanbier @rbeibet for aaret. 9rus
ben bar ienot $4,000 Spns, bpiltet
letter ben blanbt 2ate Superior 0i.
itrittets fire itsrfte for 4aret. Dens
proputt | 1900 er iolst for ca. ST.
100000. Slere andre fore 9rubsr
oentes at blipe luftet | 9sbet al ct Bar
Tiger.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-26
Trang.
Nj errtt gcrnoou.

atlanta. 22oe DIT. ) en- 5prs
naoo / Gals Gcunip isaar bIsp nj
Msnnsitsr orQbt Os 10 baorOt iuarst.
Den brsp los en- baIp Mlil peitenfor
aopi. 9sns Del par 200 guros breo.
cs ben ios m.o iis alt. Den git fra
Spbpeit mob Rprosit % Git Opsr
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-26
Gltbtu,ta.
Gjtspfoe ipr bit.

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alma Rorris, II Qar gdmmel, bleu
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til al sjeipe. ps msoens bun eabeos,
git 6enoes llnoertiaoe al 2so. 8 ben
5iIitanb par bun en- ZINE og leo Ioere
Smerter, til 2psen trat ben I 2so
igjen.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-26
Sr9tfiprt.

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