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The age-herald., 1900-03-14
Three s,eamprsino Quarantine

San Francisco, March 1S-Three steamers which arrived from the Orient today have been placed in quarantine, the Gaelic, the Duke of Fife and the Charles Nelson. On the Gaelic one of the Chinese crew was sick, some of the symptoms resembling those of the plague. Some of his blood was innoculated into a guinea pig. Should no evil result follow, the steamer will be released in a day or two. The Charles Nelson brought a cargo of sugar from the Ma. Wa Will, Hawaiian islands. There have been no signs of plague there, but Dr. Kinyoun would take no chances. The Duke of Fife was from Manila She brought two cabin passengers and the re- mains of thirty-three soldiers. She had a clear bill of health from Japan.
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
MORE BODIES RECOVERED
List of Victims of Newark Disaster
 Number Sixteen

New York. March 13.-Two more bodies were recovered today from the Italian ltene- ment which was burned yesterday in New ark, N. J. The list of dead now numbers sixteen, and five other supposed victims have not been accounted for. The bodies recovered today were those of Lucia Cas- lilo, two years of age, and one unidentified child about the same age.
 Tonight representatives of the Italian societies of Reward took steps toward hay ing the victims buried and the living, who suffered from the fire, cared for.
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
FLORIDA. CUBA
Or Porto Rico Via the Southern Rau-
 way.

Double daily service on quick and conven. tent schedule is now offered via Soutbar, Railway to points in Florida, making close connection for Cuba or Porto Rico via either Tampa or Miami Through sleene, Birmingham to Jacksonville. leaving Bir. mingham 4:4o P. m.; also through sIeene, Atlanta to Tampa. connecting with morning train from Birmingham.
 This is the most comfortable and bass route to points in F1or'da, Cuba or Port" Rico. Cheap excursion rates now in effect
 For rates, schedules. sleeper reservation. etc.. apply to any agent Southern Railway. Ala u-29-tf
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
Ne.hit IAN is Co ,stitntlonal

Jefferson City, Mo-, March 13.-The Mis- souri supreme court, en banc, in an opinion by Judge Sherwood, today held that the law enacted by the last legislature regulat- ing elections in St. Louis and known as the Nesbit law to be constitutional and legal. This opinion was rendered in suit by the election commissioners to compel Auditor Mason, of St. Louis. to pay the salaries or commissioners under the law.
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
IMPROVED SERVICE

To Rome and Dalton, via. the Southern
 Railway.
 Effective January 15, the Southern Rail- way inaugurated double daily service be- tween Anniston and Rome, Ga. New train makes close connection with trains 3S and 37 between Birmingham and Anniston. Passengers can now leave Birmingham at 6:00 a. m. arrive at Rome at Il :50 a. m re- turning, leave Rome at $50 D. m and arr rive at Birmingham at 10:0o p. m. 1-17-30t.
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
Fire in Florida.

High Springs, Fla, March 13.-Fire. which originated in the drug store of P. E. Holton & Co. fhis morning, swept through the town, destroying twenty-three build ings and causing a loss approXimatng S5O,- 600. There was very little insurance. Only seven business houses are left standing in the town. Fifteen stores and offices were burned.
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
Funeral of MT. Phelps.

Burlington. Vt, March 13.-The funeral services over the late Edward L. Phelps were held at 3 o'clock today in St. Paurs Episcopal church, in the presence of very large congregation. The services were con- ducted by Bishop A. c. Hall. Only the burial service was read, there being no eulogy.
 Interment was at Grenmount cemetery, near the grave of Ethan Allan,
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
Gibson Accepts Michaers Chailerg F

Cincinnati, March 13.-Harry A. Gibson, the 1OO-kilometer champion of the world, has accepted Jimmy Michael's challenge and will ride the former champion any dis tance, from ten miles to an hour. Michael is the only man of note that Gibson has never met and defeated. Gibson is doing some hard road riding just now prior to going in training at Fountain Ferrey, Louisville
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
Meeting of Directors,

St. Louis, March 13.--At meeting of the directors of the St. Louis and San Francis co Railroad company today, the projected extension of the road from Sapulha, Indian Territory, to Denison, Texas, and the pur- chase of the Kansas City, Osceola and Southern Pine, otherwise known as the Kansas City Inlet of Frisco, were ap- proved.
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
Mrs. Bouth-Tucker Frustrated.

Racine, Wis, March 13.-Mrs Booth Tucker, of the Salvation Army, who was to deliver a lecture in Racine, was prostra- ted on her arrival and unable to fulfill her engagement. Mrs. Tucker was taken to private residence and medical aid summon ed. It is said that her voice llas failed com pletely.
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
NEW YORK AND THE EAST VIA TIJH
 SOUTHERN RAILWAY

The Southern Railway offers double dailv service on convenient and quick scheduJes Leave Birmingham at 6:00 a. m. and -psa the Washington and Southwestern Limitad through sleeper. Dining cars and library observatory cars east of Atlanta
 For sleeper reservation. tickets, etc. an. ply to .. E. JACKSON,
 T. P. A., 2O19 First Ave
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
DIRECTORS REELECTED.
Tennessee Company in Highly Satis-
 factory Condition.

Nashville, Tenn, March 13.-At meeting of the stockholders of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company today the ols directors were reelected President Bax- tex's report showed the company in high iy satisfactory condition Property of great value had been purchased and the report recommended an issuance of three million of common stock to cover the outlay.
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
NervOHne ~, ,. Y. .
 FOR All Mankind

as prisoners down Broadway, followed by hundreds of people from the theaters. Sev- eral games of faro. red and black, Klondike and poker, were in progress at the saine place when the police broke in. -r
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
MOTHERS FRIEND

will overcome all ills peculiar to the period preceding childbirth, and will pre- pare the delicate organism directly in. volved for the final ordeal. Mothers Friend is not an internal cure-all, but scientific liniment approved by medical authority and established by years of successful use.
 Sold by druggists for $I. Valuable book, Before Baby is Born," sent free cn application
 THE eRspFmLo REGULATOR CO.,. Atlanta. Ga.
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
 "The Best $ the Cheapest. "

Experience teaches that qood clothes vear longest, goodfood gfves best nutrition, and. a good medicine that cares disease is naturally the best and cheapest. Hoods SarSaparlLa is the best n1eH- cine money can bay, because # cures qUhen all others fail. Poor Health Had poor healh for years, pains h1 shoulders, back and hips, path constant headache, nervousness and : no appetite. Used Hoods SarSaparata, gadled strength and can 4uork hard all daw eat heartily and sleep 4ueA Hook fl because # helped my husband to zuhori If gape strength." Mrs. E. L GiffeLs, Moose Lake, Minn.
 Hod3 SaadaboMM
 ESlEsI s g Ill:zryD
 Hood, Pills cure liver ills the nonirritating and only cathartlc to take with Hoods sarsaDarilla.
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
Stops the Cough

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure A cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price 25 cents
The age-herald., 1900-03-14
TWO LIVES.

Upon the strength and condition of an expectant moth CT depend not only her own life but the life and perfection of her child.
The age-herald., 1900-03-14

General Shaw made eloquent reference to the bitter struggle between the states. and in conclusion said:
 Our nation has drunk the bitter dregs of war, and it has now risen above the gloom to a height of peace and wisdom of unprecedented happiness, folio wing a strife that shook the world. The epoch of re- conciltation Is before us-one of complete and commenting glory. The chief sur viydng actors on both sides have learned the lesson Of peace, and stand side by side
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
Sladles hos RpeS,

4ae 6armere og &pGgoporGttere
frpgter oenne &p99peit, og De flelte
tjsnDer pens SpmptOmer: Gumbeo i
Ysnene leDiaget al en- 8plo pua Del
dngrehne Gem. Oenn 8Dlo sr fple;
meo Gas og frembringer en- tn~itrenoe
2po, naar man trptter pad ben. Den
inDsAc.osr Ogida en- mert 9eOite, %
&js0et unoer ben er Iort. Sggopms
men ItpIoes en- 8aciQs, % Smitten
operIeres i almiHoeIigbeo ira bet enc
Opr til BET anoet 9iennem SuoIdar.
Wlsn bois ct DIR, Der er buffet unoer
fpr oenns Spgoom, flaues, iuu 8looet
rg 89iten trangsr ino / Sorosn, elcr
man laoer aaooOret ligge % ruuone
ppenpad Soroen. Iau pil Spiren forme
SpDrer, % tan paa oenne Mlauos lepe
| Sorosn / mango Qar og er fGroig til
at oolbe 6ortr9o planpt, iaaIndrt Be
tingellerne er gunitige. Gn 0apnes
gang, boor en- iuaoun Strot bar o9ret
IlGngt pRt, fan iaaleoes Itaoia bli en-
ailoe til M Smitte for geiGtningen.
6orat fOre6pgge bette, bsr Suoaoret
enten brGnoes eQer begrapes minbit 6
Job unoer Soroen og 6slit lite former
9dpnegdngen.
Wdnge Slass Mibler bar i Sioens
SGb oGret dnpenot mob oenne Snaz
Dom, men be bar alle oRret omtrent
lige o9rollefe. s 2ebst at be Tbits
fem aar er Der bog blet inbfsrt en-
TatIine, Der er tiIapet at BET tsrrebs
Slpo ira Sploen paa ct DIR, iom sr
buffet unoer for Spgoommen, "a bette
er bet eneTte etiitersnbe birtIomme
Uftooel, boor en- gefqtnino er ucfot
for Smitte.
glatles angriber bpppiait apeu.
men o9'aa 6aar og Gisosr er muotaass
llge tor Spgoommsn. Mennsfer,
9elte, Soin, Sunoe, &atte % sSuole
lpnes oerimoo at ppre uimobtooelio,
oerfor.
Sosnltaaenos O~plpsnins.r er benz
let ira Bulletin go. 65 fra Il. g.
a~9ricnltllral Experiment Station Of
Nsoraito. Pamflettens sitel er:
Slddlsg, Sts Rature, Gauis oub
Yreotntion, bp u. 3. geters", ga ben
taass 0so 9enOenOelie til Experiment.
Stdtiunen.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

Naar SmilaBei CT tort, lnsses ct npt
paa. Smertsrne iprioiuoer mart, %
Saaret lGees / tort 3ib.
Gs9ebuibe er liseieo.s ct ubmrrfet
Wiooel. Wtau ifal meo en- 5jar fringe
bet br9nbie Steo meo @9sebuibe eler
os'aa l9gse ct Omilas al Gssebuioe
paa Soarei. Man ian ogIna l1gae ben
1ine @ggebuo paa Saaret. Smerterne
ltnores mart nerueo.
Moo q RebIpbnina. Splo
Souebet 9oot ti%lba9ebDiet, itref Irmene
lporet op, % pm en- Stuto bill Sleb.
ninaen opbcre. De fan osiaa tase
Salt / Sanoet % trGfte bet op / Ne:
fen. Mob inbre FORTHCOMING er en-
@oitfetlub / Iotteu sobt, tilpGttet n,eo
ct uloet Stpfte. Set Tiger Jig ietu, at
man oa mna lisse tilieuss.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

Qenis er fun en- ul9rt, dlmtnoellg
2trb.ioer os meget beftepen og unoles
liza, naar bet gi9lber at frempiis i'm
Stprte. De fleite at fine Gutteooge
tilbraate ban / en- &p9gleir pad Srars
len, % l9nge fsr ban bar %fulopnJsn,
bar ban betienbt iDm en- erfarsn Sass
ioilpnaer, en- uforf9roet Hptter %
BEN bebfte 9aequero / Spopeiten. Dan
itrsS alorig at fine 9eorifter loHl
Gntter; men inotil ban bar 20 Iar
gdmmel. bar ban ulprig blepet taltet
nso fra en- .Seiterps. Sdn oanpt Cub
meodlie oa en- pr9mie at 5000 Sagle
Bats, oa ban bar Is qar gamnel peo
at bploe Jig pua Rpsaen at ben be-
fienbte bolItprise 8ronho Sldrco
Dtablo. 8enne !6sIt bdpoe faitet be
bebIte Rpttere / ganle Merico og mans
ge at be melt frpgtlsie Serus Gotpbops.
2eipis fab Ipm faititruet paa oens
sing ! oper en- Slime, ilagtet bet rds
ienbs DIR iteilsoe, ipratteoe, iprang,
inbtil Stummet Itpo al bet, og bet
bar ferois I'll at fable om at llomats
telis.
Gn dnoen Sang reo ban en- TIA SeIt,
oq bet lille Snr itanbIepe miot pad en-
9rp. Gutterre brugte fine piite flits
tigt; men Ypnpsn rerte Jig life at
6lstten. 2epis bupoe 9aitp9rt. Sdn
lgftebe ppnien pp / fine arme og bar
ben oper 9roen.
2spis bsrte sngdng ON en- gler1l,
iom nar iporet til en- 9ule ner ben
&an9, bpor ban arbeibeoe, % beilutz
tebe at fanee 9amien. Negsrsn Ineg
Jig ino / 9ulen og funot 9iernen ios
penoe. San lagos i'm Piitpl mob
8iernens Ore, ps netop lom ben tlit'
teoe, for Sisrren op, og Negeren gap
ia itait meo ben. Sort sfter Iaa
Manoene ubenfor Sulen 9jernen fare
uo mso 2epis pua Gpg9eH. Den bar
blepet baarot Iaaret at ct Piitplituo pg
falbt bsb pm nogle Striot borte.
"6dn BAR it9rt, bet 8Git," bar alt.
bpab Getpis iagpe.
Moois pg itarf Iom gett sr, itaar
ban bog fulbitanbig unrer lin 80
Yunos 8ones Spiel. i9un er ben
eneite Sfabnin9 paa Sorosn, Tom ban
er rob for. Oct er ct ppermddDe To-
milf SIM at Ie Den itrsbelige lille Some
tuge i'm ManO unoer 8ebunolins, Iom
BUN pfte 9jsr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
oGlfer meo 6ulo
Senbes for Srepe oni Grape. Shuts.

$50 2GIter meo Sub og 9reenbads
bill bli ienot til peripner, iom i~triDer
interesiante os ianofarbige grepe ON
bet Sooe, De bar bsitet peo Srusen al
9rupezRuts 5ooo.
10 imaa g@ Iter, bper inoeboIpenpe ct
$40 8uloitptte, pil bli ienot iii be 10
5orfattere at be melt i~nteresiante
9repe.
20 ggfter, bper inbe6olbenbe e. So
8uloitptte til De 20 n9itbebits Yrepz
i~trioere, ps en- 81 9rsenbad ptl gaa til
hper al be 800 n9ItbebIte berefter.
Gn Sremanostomite ital gjsre llopulz
get, og Premierne bill bli ienDt ben
3oie Suli 1900.
Strip greie, fprnuftige 9repe, 9io
ne:e Seiteo ON Sngoumme fremtalot
peo uhelbig Sspe Os ~furtlar, bporoan
man beores og tiltager | Stprte %
8Get, os 9pproan Santepirtiunbeben
pger efter grusen at @rapezRuts
5poo.
Oct er ct larerigt Sattum, at be
fleite Snoebefinoenber blanotMe itsne
f~triper fig fra ubeliig og baorl;st n9z
renoe Ssoe, faaiom Spspebrso, parme
BISCUITS, itipsliesris os utogt plantes
febe.
.Gn 5pranorins til perfstt tpgt %
preoigeiteo 5sbe Iom GrapesRuts, biz
snitabeligt lapet pg inoebolbenbe neiz
astist De gIementer, iom Raturen
trGnser til at bpsge op be fine og pibs
unoerlise Gsuer / 9ierue os 2sgsme,
bill burtist forpanble en- 6alpipg Der
ion til en- friit en-. Nering, COB R9s
ring, er Naturens itGrtsite 8aaben %
Joripar.
Silfsi / 9repet be Oirtelige Rapne
og Worcester, tpbeltgt i~trepne, paa 90
perioner, ipm life er sdnite raite, os
til bpem Ri fan itripe u~ngdaenoe "5ouo
Cure" peo Grape Nuts.
Raften enbper. Der inter,sierer Jig
for "ren JsOe," er piliis til at IaDe 1T
Napn tomme / 2tpiierne. nanr bet tan
pare til 0dpn for andre Menneiter.
Gn Inmooning ON at uoelube Rapnet
bill bog BIZ reipetteret. 9rsp al pinoe
en- at De $50 YrGmier. glqe bar lise
4ogang. Strip life Yers, men fDrt9l
grett % enoefram ON bet Gpbs, De
bar oprauet peo 9rugen al ben rene
5sbe 9rapezHuts. Sois en- Manp
sller &pinoe tjsnoer en- Waaos at BIZ
fritz paa % pebbli at bolbe zig frilt,
iaa burOe bet bare en- 5ornsielie at
rette en- hialpenoe Sauno til andre
Memeiter peo at msbbels fSdttd.
Strip Seres Napn % Ioresie tpoes
list paa grepet pg ienb bet ftrats til
9oltum Cereal Co., 2to, Battle
Greet, hid. Pramierne ienbss 3bis
SuIi.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
6pormanae Sprcarter?

9ioenitabsn tjenoer us bar lat Rdun
pua 100000 Qrter al DIR, mems ben
al glanter tisaoer inapt $4,000. Sns
i~etterne lsoerer be fleIte 4rter nemiig
2S0,000; bsraf sr 10000 8iler og
10000 Spmmerfusle. 4f 6ugle
tjenosr man 1900 Qrtsr, 5iite
10000 arpbbpr $500, bporaf 1910
Slongeartsr (omtrent 300 siftige).
5remoeles tienoes 1900 Qmfibier,
10000 GbOertopper, $4,000 9lsObpr,
5000 Orme oip. Oct naturpioenItas
beige MuI9um / Berlin bar en- Sums
ling at 100000 Sprsarter / 1900
900 Gremplarer.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
san iintteOc at . a

5or oOtr fire aar IiOsn fit iea Sinsn.
op tor, at ie9 rr9ts for meget. 0et Inn.
res Tile at ltaOe min SsI6reb bet %rinasite:
men BET iOlteoe en- Musie penac, ua oers
for iIuttsos ieq."
"gleget iornuitigt!!"
Del lpntss leg Ogiaa. De qenae. lea
tsr pauoe unbenot til 3obat GA Gioar,r
letter lsg Hu ! santen. Otter fire gars
5OrlSb bite min 8antbOo 1000 arOnsr q
"gsda, bet mao ieg iise!"
"ytosle 0age efter ait Banter Souit,
De l'uloe bel lite tiIfGIoigpis bap. en-
Giear paa Ssm?"
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

Wtooel mob bpib MART
SlOm terpotter. 8uno riotio
apot l9Ienrem meo StiboeuOnno ira
alaoesouIten Os too iaa iarbia meb
en- sic; iOr M letter @arteu ium ct
Spn op pnn Cperilaoen al 8lomiter.
pOitsn; fun iaa OF bet iOrtcie &c fan.
ganb liben truitig meo rent ganb
os int arufien iuu, at 8anoet rubber
sobt ub al ganbbalst isjsn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
Smaat 90 tort.

pullman p~aIaosOosns pil bli an
ita1et for Bbite puis &c yuton 9anen
ira S~togpap til Safe Bennett, alaTta.
Ven De ItaI tun uare 40 Sob lansc.
S8iaa 200 me Gru9toosne ptl / Spms
mer BIZ anitafet til oenns gare.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

Ten iamlcDc gris for ms. sao'oo
transparent &ayirIpgttr, 4 -''
f5e pr. Tuiiu. ~Toung,
sture a IA leiiite gngter, ralos N.r1
lonne sxlO Iommer, for soc PE t"p.
GlneIts garafnlps, brenoer ID %'''' ..
nr Guitu .s..s... '''''
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

com Soai paa Tsres CpIUrortna m ma
ON o. noIaIe MIN WRenina ON Spmaiftne5
.Snsoennsn1 Hal reg meooele, at ben er ipr.
t.lnli8 ! aue oeElesnoer. tyraot 81 3S, Is.
.. Toraauim, Soimah W{,nn,
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

eos,,u ;nosbpiper 70 mlFrtt gaJ1nH :.
2 snoisrr srtra iters: 8 tulrrtc adir,lts M N
esnSSIes. 4 anaIer, ertra tore; 8 ialsJis Nv
Ssnsies. 8 aualrr, extra itgre; 8 tG'2IT
Z Vnnb: 4 iniprte N &otris ! . SIl' tVr
st;e bonsrs: i inlprt Z iau9lr , un''' flt.
Eriargle u @uuo; / iuIeri II. u'I ,rtra agE
/ fulprt Sianae Giue; ] inlgt' tEgrs;l
Miner , SANDER 6so Tdtisau W. Elii !
Srpu sdb ltau 5trt, = Runoi "''''
yire. Y Funo 2nHte.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
Gm nbeloia Srpffetl.

Wr. 9in9 ruieoe ino pda Reodfz
tionstontoret os IA: "9ouo mener De
meo bet, at De / 9eres 9lao tiger, at
Mr. Sing life bsr lptte til fine raaDns
upenners 3aaO og iege at bli Gountpz
BONNER? Seq ipnss, bet sr at gad
bel Oiot / lin politiite WlooitdnO MOB
en- aanoioat."
8eodttsrsn af "0agli9t grpo" lpfz
teoe 1T mu9re aniigt Up fra BuIten %
Ioareoe: DE er Den 239te Mdno,
for boem ie9 bar fortlaret, at "raaone
llosnnsr" er en- SrptfeiI. Seq Itreo
"~rdaoOiloe 9enner."
"Nin Ssn," iusoe 5aoeren boitioelia,
"naur ou ier en- Gut, iom altio oripcr
ON paa 8doen, boao tror pu, bet bliper
al BAN iensre / 2ipet?"
"Gn Stiernemano."
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

Rob Sranbianr er ct Smilaa
al iriit iso Melf, npmalfet eQer libt
OpUarmet lille tOst). ct sOOt Susraab.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
e,,nerifanife Slaa.

Irp'te somulosa q pda stars' 800.
Ilxfs CONNER. pr nm
Grtra ior %orio'
5rp,ts sumulpsRaa paa Stans' 1i'''",
,sx27 CONNER, pr. guitn an
GrtrG for &prto, .,
spebe omerifauife 1lal, bel ul's'''s .
Stanpdro 8nutin9, axe see nm ri
snebe amertianifc ,Jla9, bel lllos d'aS'1 q
Stauoaro Bunting, oN9 UV'
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

Oct er blet en- mssst l~ipIigere Sans
oelsrereIIe / PuIaitina, IiOen Serbia
men ira SafTa til Ssruialsm blep aabs
net. 5rdgten al garer fra apIten til
bet Snore er perOeo lsttst beiDoeligt.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
m,,,fe euer sanite SIas.

srp,te sumnlpsaas paa StaH5 u
lauee, pr. Tnlin 49,.
""s'' ertra TO- goJto iS' 81
Eraftc BpmnleSHas paa lanS' ..''
"a ypmmer (auQt, ~. 8hNh. az
erirl Tor 8oyio SOC 7ou,
eneoe scmulcsaaa. brpte sraI'itt' y w..
mer lanae. Or. Slag ,.. Fl
sn,a, gnmulpsaaa, beeie Spaiits'' ~
4x51s 800. pr. blag t.f mos 81
eneoe nurife eler odalt' aia3' ,C SEQ,
5laabua. Staubaro SuMt"'' III Ibs 81
Speoe noriie cller pdnltf nia5' sSs, 5eo"'
6laaons. STANDARD Suhi''B -, pa gpi'
Si retailer Grpreis. elet s]SgETriet
Glaa, uuotaetn boor ipee GU apa -opIY c
SUI cHICl
ga Grand Avenue
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
EDrprrfcri 49,,
~ for 4oe Snll!

Tpr at siore oct letuinoi for penn ; ;.r,
at ieltIiabploe Abe sui, bar u w ;;
eiteriplgenoe ombpgBeItge uoVu'S VI
itjeuige Slass soot 5proGrtcTL q.
iom ienoes neopaIiet Ell HaSF Sb,
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

III 5%ioraarets ginbpIt blep Der /
6rantrige prpouceret 1861 01, 664
@aaonsr Bin, / Stalisn 766, 1O7, 500
Saaoner, / Spanien 594, 1893, $50
gduonsr cg Rumanien 15S, sos, 900
Saloner, 5ele ben samls @eroens
Tinprpouttion at iiOite qars Ssit ans
ilauss til 3,33S, 1O1, 704 @anoner.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

De broIa9te 9aoer / @reater Netp
Dort uo9jsr en- iamlet 2angoe al
1870 N2iI, bpordf 54S faloer pda
9rooilpn. 339 Mil er brolast meD
8ranit, 238 meo GobbleItonss, go
meo asfdlt % 10 Mil meo Bird. @nos
plosrs er dnpenbt Sc andre forfeit
lise Slags Observation-Disclosures.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-23
Mr.. HEATH'S RETIREMENT
HAS GONE TO NEW YORK TO BEGIN
CAMPAIGN WORK.
Universal Regret Throughout the De-
plished During His Term.

Mr.. Perry 8. Heath, first assistant post
master general. left Saturday for the re-
publican headquarters in Chicago. where
he takes charge as secretary of the national
committee. Mr.. Heath's resignation will
go in either today or tomorrow. and will
take effect July 81.
There is not an employee of the Post Office
Department who does not feel 1t a personal
loss to have Mr.. Heath sever his connec-
ton with the Post Office Department.
Since he has been the first assistant post
master general he has endeared himself to
every one with whom he has come in con-
tact, and he leaves the department better
loved than any other government official
| who has ever held the office. Throughout
the country there is universal sorrow
among the post office clerks that Mr.. Heath
Is no longer connected with the Post Office
Department.
Through his personal efforts the interests
not only OF the post office clerks, but of the
carriers and all connected with postal at
fairs which come directly under the first
assistant, have been materially benefited.
Hundreds Of letters have been received by
Mr. Heath from these men, and some Of
them are truly pathetic.
Since Mr.. Heath has been first assistant
postmaster general the post office clerks
nave been classified and their salaries have
been materially increased. Their classifi-
cation gave them a different status and
made them creatures of law and not of
politicians. Resolutions have been adopted
by nearly all of the organizations of pos al
clerks in the country eulogiZing Mr.. Heath
for his work in this direction.
He specially endeared himself to the la
Dor unions by ordering shortly after his
appointment, that no printing under postal
contracts should be done in any but union
offices.
Perhaps the most important work of Mr.
Heath has been in the extension of the
rural free delivery. When he came into
office there was remaining Of the $50, 900
appropriated for this work between $35, 600
and $4,000.
| The system Of rural free delivery was
dead. The democratic administration had
declared 1t impracticable and ordered all
disbursements stopped, Mr.. Heath imme-
dfately set about perfecting the system and
soon had 1t on a practical basis. When
POSTMASTER General Smith came into Of
| flee he gave Mr. Heath hearty support in
| this direction and the result was the per-
lection OF the system, which is perhaps the
| most popular act Of the Post Office Depart
ment during this administration.
MIR. Heath has specially endeared himself
| to the letter carriers of the country by
providing Swing rooms" where they can
be comfortable during the hours they are
not at work. He has been a special advo-
cate of the consolidation Of post offices and
has been most ardent in the extension of
| the free delivery system. Congress so fully
appreciated this work that the money saved
In salaries of postmasters was made avail
able for the employment Of clerks and car
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