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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-04-05

Wilmington Star: Ten years
ago we exported to Europe
"a, 100000 bushels of corn,
Last year we exported 2O9.'
600, 900 bushels and it is es
timatpd 250,0O0.00O bushels
will go this year. THIS shows
that the Europeans are be
ginning to catch on to the
true inwardnpss Uf our corn
They are beginning to- show
IA partiulity for 1t in liquid
form, too.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-04-05

& Tho platform ofthe Nehras
'ka Dslnorrats il generally ne
5t4p,ed.m Washington as the
sf)latform of the national par
sty, is approved bv nearly all
sthe leaders. There is some
.slight objection to the relief
san,luun provisions, but no
s4boi, is particularly interest
Fed in This ANYHOW. Trusts
aud Imperialism are the great
failures this jail. and on these
the platform will commend
itself to nearly nH the demo
Gratis,
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-04-05
We have saved many doc
+o, k;l1. o,poo ,ye, borop ,1Sjuu

We have saved many doe
tor bills since we began using
Chambprlain's Cough Rene
dS in our home. We keep b
bottle open all The time and
whenever anv OF my family
or myself hegin 20 catch cold
we begin to Use the Cough
Remedy. and az Il result We
never have 10 send away fOr
a doctor and incnT Il large
doctor ill. for Chamberlain :
/ Cough Remedy never fails to
cure.-D. 5. Mearklp, GrneI
al Merchant AMI Farmer, Ma,
tie, PeLn. For sale By deaf
ers.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-04-05

wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney. bladder, uric acid trou-
bles and Bright's Disease, which Is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
ommendedfor everything but If you havekid-
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
just the remedyyou need. lthas been tested
In so many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement hss
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried It, may have .
sample bottle sent free by mail, also book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
ss6s sils5 1eu4 ,o this s5ssss. sss:s '9s I'd
Dr.. Kilmer & Co, ,Bing- Hs'ii ~ -
hamton. N. Y. The 4ss.lzasE
regular fifty cent and Homo Of swamp-Ioos
dollar sizes are sold by all good Druggists
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-04-05

Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman,
MiIpsburg. Pa, says. As ii
speedy cure forrouehs, colds,
Group and sore throat one
Minute Cough Cure is unequal
ed. 1t rs pleasant for child
rem to take. | heartily rec.
ommend it to mothers" 1t
is the only harmless remedy
that produces immediate re.
suits. 1t cures bronchitis,
pneumonia, gr p e and
throat and lung disease. II
viii prevent consumption.
Coffey Bros, Phillips 4 Son.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-04-05
In Mem0riam.

In Mem0rldm.
The subject of this sketch
was born in Caldwell county
North Carolina, Sept. l4th,
1914, and departed this life
March o.. 1900, aged S5l
years, 6 monthsand 10 days,
Her maiden name was Edmls
ten, but was married to Josh
ua Curtice at about the ace
IF Is.
She was the mother OF l3
children 8 Of whom preceded
herto the spirit land; also her
husband some 26 years ago.
Two of her sons lost their
lives in the war between the
States.
She pvofessed religion at
the age of ~ and joined the
Baptist church at Globe; she
moved to Blowing Rock, Wa
tauga county, at the close OF
the war, and was in the con-
stitution OF Flat Top church
of which she lived a consist
ant member up to her death,
always aboundiug in love
with the brethren and sisters
often speaking of the love OF
the Savior and her hope OF
seeing Him who had redeem
ed her and Of meeting a 10y
ed husband and children in
that land where sickness, PAL
ting and death are no more,
She ever basked in the smiles
of a rrncified Savior.
The writer has often heard
her say she was just waiting
the good time of the Lord t.
take her home. Her daugh-
|, Ter with whom she was liy
ing, Mrs. Richard Greene
heard her say just a moment
before she expired: Jesus
sweet Jesus, come visit me Il
gain" She meyer spoke Il.
gain.
! would say to her chilhreI
grandchildren and friends
, not to weep, "For we know
:, if this earthly house OF thi
tabernacle we're dissolved w
ha We a building a house eter
nal in the heavens" Agait
we hear him saying, "Blesse'
are they thnt hath part il
the first resurrection, on sue
the second ucath has no po\
i, err
g Let us all try to follow tb
a.luOnitiOns Of Aunt Peggy
az we all called her, and le
~ us'llve in such a way that W
! too, when the death angt
i comes for US, will feel and rt
r, alize the fact that we WI
; meet our loved Cnes IN tha
p land SO bright and fair.
- VIM. ELROD.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-04-05

The Rams Horn truthfully
saws: 1T is not hard to find
people who are willing to give
up some sins, but the tug
comes when they are asked
to give ND all sin,"
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-04-05

Lewis Alderman Goshen. Ind,
says: DE Wits Little Early Ri
sers always bring certain relief,
cure my headache and never
gripe.'. They gently cleanse and
invigorate the bowels. Coffey
BROS. phillips and Son.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-04-05
GRADY on the whIskey Tranc.

UTuuy Vu thO VuAcASy 4Aeos " fe,
Tonight it enters an hum
bic home tO strike the roses
from the woman's cheek, and
tomorrow it challenges this
Republic in the halls.of Con-
gress.
Today it strikes a crust
from the lips of a starving
child, and tomorrow levies
tribute from the Government
itself.
There is no cottage humble
enough to escape It; no place
strong enough to shut it out.
1t defes the law when it
cannot coerce suffrage.
1t is flexible to cajola, but
merciless in victory.
1t is the mortal enemy OF
peace and order, the despoil-
er of men and terror OF wO-
men, the cloud that shadows
the faces OF children, .the de
mon that has I dug e.more
graves.and sent more, souls
unprepared' tojudgmentth than
all the pestilences that sshave
wasted life since. .ssGod sent
the plague to Egypt, and all
the wars since Joshua stood
beyond Jericho.
1t comes to ruin,' 'srand,, it
shall profit mainly by the ru
in OF your sons and mine.
1t comes to mislead human
souls, and to crush human
hearts under it's rumbllng
wheels.
1t comes to bring groy-
haired mothers d wn in
sorrow to the graves.
1t comes to change t h 9
wife's love into despair and
her pride into shame.
1t comes to still the laugh
ter on the lips of little chill.
dren.
Itcomes to stife nll the mu
sic of home and fill with ST.
lpnre and desolation.
, 1t comes to ruin your body
/, aud mind, to wreck your
, home, and it knows it must
measure it's prosperity Uy the
swiftness and certainty with
which it wrecks this world
, Christian Standard.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-04-05

cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root.
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi-
cal triumph Of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. Kilmer, the emf
nent kidney and blad-
der Specialiet and te
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-04-05

II used Kodol.Dyspepsia cure
in my family with wonderful re-
suits. 1t gives immediate relief, is
pleasant to take and is truly a
dyspeptic's best friend, says E.
Hartgerink, Overisel, Mich. Di.
gests what you eat. Cannot tail
to cure Coffey Bros phillips X
Son
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-04-05
Cat Out Of the Bag.
News and Observer.

News and Observer.
Republicans all over h e
country, particularly 10 the
Middle West, are up in arms
against the| Porto Rico bill
1t was to the interest OF the
republicans to listen to the
demands Of the best and big
gest element of the party. 1t
refused to do this natural
thing Why? Because it is in
the grasp of the trusts alt be
lieves that money will be ef-
fectual to buy the votes of
the protesting voters. That,
the republican creed.
The Washington Star. a
: strong republican paper, let's
the cat out OF the bag hy pub
= llshing this interview with a
: republican member of Con.
! 81 esS:
The deal has. been made.
1t is a matter of money for
the campaign and the tariff
lr easure will be carrie d
through. The carrying out
of the Presidents recommen-
4 dation for free trade for Por.
e to Rico would have deprived
: the party of considerable con
" tribution to the national can,
[ paign fund. The adoption OF
Il reverse policy insures n
0 very large contribution. The
possible unpopularity OF the
u Porto Rico tariff was halunC
L ed against the certainty oI
r money to use in the cam
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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-04-05

JOu could get nOtnlnR More
from us ny law, you turned a
horde CT negroes and carpet
baggage loose upon us to
steal everything we had left.
We are here to stay, and we
demand our rights. We are
not to be trampled on and
hammered and patronized
any longer. | say that az n
South Carolihian. | am the
equal OF any Senator on this
floor. | propose to have my
say here. no matter whose
feelings are hurt''
After ten years service in
the House, Representative
Cox, of Tennessee, has an
nouncpd that he will not be
n candidate for reelection.
When asked why. he ans
wered in three won ds-"Tired
of it," He will be missed by
the democrats of thA next
House, as he has won ii place
as an able champion OF dem
ncratic principles.
That the government over
PAYS for low-grade work and
underpays for high grade
work has again been empha
sized by the resignation o
Hon. A. p. Greeley, Assistant
Commissioners of Patents, be
cause of his small salary, t.
tngage IN practice in Wash
ington, making a speciality q
trademarks and foreign pat
entS. The retirement OF Mr.
Greeley is a decided loss tt
the government. He h a
been in the Patent office TO
sixteen years, has filed man,
important positions, inclu'l
ing that ofCOmmiSsiOnpr, be
sides writing several work
recognized as authority OF
patpnt law. and not onl,
proved his ability, but exhib
tied an amount of back bon
seldom found in II govern
mem official. The latter Wa
particularly noticeahle in tn
: long fight which resulted il
disharring t h g. notorlon
= John Wedderburn and Othe
=, crooked pa tent attorneys.
: Representative Caldwell, {
: H., believes that Senate
. Cullom will he succeeded by
: democrat. He said: 81 thin
r | have Il right to be sanguin
r in my hopes that we sha
} elect a democrat to the Uni
e ted States Senate. The pres
z ent law districtilIg makes
s possible for us to carry t h
: legislature, although the n
J. pubIicans have ii majority |
i the state somewhere betwee
r 25, 900 to 10000.
c One result of the investlg'
q tion, now being made by tt
n House Military Committee
J. the use of Federal troops
: Idaho, is the resolution Off
- cd in the house by Represpr
n tative Lpntz, Of Ohio, anGI
t the Senate by Senator Alle1
q of Nebraska. called for t b
e withdra wal of Federal tIOOI
n from the COeur d'Alene di'
@ rrict in Idaho; the revor'
l. tion of the labor permit sv
81 TEN, and the restoration
~ the right Of haheas cOrpu
l. The resolution declares thu
y the intnre use of u. ) tr0oI
n in aiding ana assisting t h
n maintenance Of martial la
n is improper, unnecessary al
y unlawful.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-04-05
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent


to convince all of the repub-
liran Senators. b y telling
them that the passage of the
Porto Rico tariff bill was nee
essary to get certain hig cam
paien contributions, is now
vigorously welding the par
ty whip on the shoulders OF
the kIckers, with able assist
ance on the quiet from Mr..
Mckinley. 1t was to help
him that Senator Foraker
got the Senate Porto Rico
bill. which deals exclusively
with the Porto Rico tariff
Every energy is now to be
bent TO force that through
the Senate without amend
ment. Five or six :epnhll-
can Senators still threaten
to tiih1ster against Il vote.
Senat0rC Curkrell, speaking
for the Democratic Senators,
list before the Senate passed
the bill authorizing the ap-
pointlnpnt of IA Commission
to gD to China and japan
and make Il report on Com
mercial conditions in those
countries, said: "The epub-
liran party is in abs0'utecon
tro, and we on this side OF
the Chamber arppOwrrless tO
prevent the enactment OF any
legiSla tion coming from the
republican party and deem
ed necessary by it. Twill not
antagorize his bill, although
| do not agree with it IN prin
icipal. | want il understood
now aud understood distinct
ly. that hereafter. absolute
responsibility must rest upor
the republican party for th'
passage of all resolutions
and bills"
Senator Tillman utilized
his pitchiork, to toss a few
aggravHtiny questions to the
almost distracted rppnhli,
can Senators, which furnish
ed considerable amuSemen
to the occupants of the gal
lerics and to the democratic
Senators. Among the ques
tions, which no republican at
tempted to answer, were IN
following: Has the Prpsi
dent changed his mind ,
not? Is the President 70
free trade with Porto Rice
today, or is he not? Is h
, leading his party or has b
surrendered to the dictate
. of special interest, following
!. the triumphal car like a pris
Oler Of war? Will some gel
, tleman please tell me whethe
!. the President IS for free trad
with Porto Rico, or is h
: not?" After waiting in yai
for a reply to his questions
: Nj. Tillman said with "a Sal
donic laugh: "A dumbnes
falls upon us all" He the
: wildly sketched the pre>er
I. troubles Of the republlca
party, and predicted that tt
people would sweep il froI
power, for not recJgnizlll
that the flag, the Constitr
y tion and liberty must trav
: together, and chargel II
republican party with ind
re,tiOn, ny pocrlsy, and dirt
work. Senator SpOOn'
sought to detract attentiO
!, from Senator Tillnan's plai
. talk about Porto Rico b
c. shifting the debate to tt
n. suppression of the negro vor
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-04-05
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK Z?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure to know of the wonderful
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-14
@anpata, isis.

Sp9bom er Der meget al oisie Da9e,
bog meit fart 5OrteIeIfe sqsr ga Grippe.
gInnbt Daniferne | gpsn CT Der ct Bar
5umiIisr / Qnnrantaine. De bar Stor.
Iossnsfebsr % Dipbiberia. w.. W.
9anens2 imaa bigger bar StuIus
sensfeber, Os Sans Ssr9s en- Deter.
c n 9 pnsite Drens bar Darst rsmt an,
srsbet Of Dipbtberia. qas sr bog nu
aoen for tiIipneIaoenbe Care.
Chr. NieIfens (RuIbOnoIsr)
lille DrenS bpbe Onsous ben 7bs sitsr
tan ct BAR 9asss SpsOOm. San bIeu
bssraust fbfie SsnOus gftsrmiObus af
Yafor Z :. SersiIb.
Mrs. NieIien, 5isrne al Gate
Os Berlin Ctr, Iisssr | bisis DaSs
meset ipS Of grpfbetanbsIis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-14

Rerperne | bet menn,ifelige ee8tne bano'
fer iom gubbrineers. Der ieiibtr til Sisrnsn
5nbtrpt al ubenomo efiettsr, % ienber ira
oiernen tit Huiflerns os 0rsanerne RerDe'
itprfe o9 eepetroft. lben oelne eiustrait
uilbe Siertet, Rauen. 9unserne. 5nbpcIoene
os ale eesemets Orsoner pare lloe al Stano
til at ubfsre line 5untiioner, % gipet piloe
uqre til enbe. Roor bisis 8Hbbrinsere
tommer ub al Grben eler 1ilisrilen al Rers
~pefrait CT iorminb itet. er bet beoite gRiboel,
Der fan bringe BEN tilbase til beres normole
8iliianb, q. Yailes Restorative Nervine.
Get itaber COB appetit, siper ioririitenbe
Ssun, o9 inrerer ben trRtte JsIelie. Oct
pirter paa 1%erueipitemst, Der tontrouerer oue
9e9emels 5unttioner. paiter bet til iuuo os
traitis gambling. Oct beberifer ben opers
baan0taSenbe 8Ortiuinben, % brinser ben
table 5erlisbeb tilba9e.
s5es lsb trebiue aar al 9i,rte. os aRauss
iuusbsb. Seq bupOe 6isrtebuntsn. Os NIT
5ierte boppeoe i aiust poa mig peO ben
nlinoiie eeue9eIie, iaa ieg par oImiubeIis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-14
Yaa SperaaOeH saar 2iOet iin
Sang.

8aa OusrFuoen suar eiuet fin Sang
I'll Ramp Of aue mob QUE;
Der bussss % itsoes
Gil gtaset fgbss,-
Os bsres fra 9iertet SIageus faIoe
Ran farsr bes ~raifere fort
Og banter / @auOpobetatt
-Reb sispsuOe5uer mOo9uIOetsS taft;
Sci 9ipst sr tort
Os siuer si lib til at lptts fOrinst
Moo 9%sbuinseurets 9isfaros.Rlan9-
Set bammsb' bet giuet, iOm saur fin
Sang.
Nen Dpbsts gjsrsmonb BAR Olsen /
Stag
Mob Sten=O uer laoenaturen;
Der bussss Os ft0oss,
I'll @nloet feoes,
Com brsmte I @smme at Rlippefuren.
aul Stuuoisb Dor Fpstiss Sob,
Do bprtss fra Giertebpbst an Gang
Msb Outlets tIinsre, sribeuoe aIans,
Dor Si9I bIsu COB
Os sIub / Ieuenoe RarIisbeostrans,
Os 6sbsr ri tit Deo gaat Os ueo Dag
mob @uIbst, iOm uinbes Deo 9iertsts
SIag.
gaa ODsrFuOsn suur etDet fin Sang
I'll Ramp at .ae mob aue;
Der busses Os itsbss
I'll Na9st fsoes. -
8 5%ierteopbet SIdseus fable
Gil Sin | bet itsnbsoe Sob:
Samuittisbebsnasets Cub bliusr fsb'.
Ga! thug ben tRmpsHoe 9aano II! bin
BARN,
@aa bIiper ben parm
Sg ueuner q gioe be baarbe Stso,
Ss 5isrteilasets RGrIisbeostIans
Ran miIbns aiust, iOm saar fin Gang.
Sarah SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-14
DR.. MHes'NerVine

nebbuibt, iuas os uerpss. SEQ farot, at
Or. NRiles' Nervine par bet ensiif fGsenl'os
bel, Der gap mig einbrins, % ies sr oDsr'
bepia ON, at iss lite uiIbe uars ilipe Gag,
bpis ieg life bapbe buist bet. Y2t1 Spn %
min Cater bar bssse brnai u. 1Rlles'
Nervine meo bet bebfte Reinliat."
Mrs. W arr g89trs,
eonbon Ntius. 81.
.Tor TO Nar iiben par nit 9slbreb lad
nebbrubt, at mine Rsrper iuIbftatbi9 9ap
efter, iaa at ies par mar ueo al tabe min
5orianb. seq bapbe to 1ottorer, men M
gen Of bem tunbe gore mig noeet 9obt, o9
min Susbonb fsbte mig en- SLATE al Or.
Riles' Nervine, iom ies bs8pnbte al BRUCE.
Zen bialp mig Iiss iirats, % ba iss hapoe
brust ipu SLATER, uar ie8 beIbreost.4
U2rs. GnroIiueS droeber,
Retropolis. 81.
Or. Miles Nervine i9l9ts paa als apos
teter unbsr iulbfGntis Sarontt. Stro
eiter frit Raob % Hoe til
9r. Miles' Tlebital Co., Gltbart, Jno,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-14

Girsbne @it,n ben u. 6eb. blsp
Waupaca Public Library and Read
ing Room nnbnst for public inspees
ton. VT 6oIt tr interesieret / ben,
pilis fig ben Aftsu, ba mango al gpsns
6OIt buuos uuss os 9amIe 9ioros Drug
af 9siIisbsoen til for isrfts Gang at
%Opsris Osns OpIus uf Bigger, Der inns
Oss Boyer uf uae SluSs, baaos for
unse % sumIe. qstftOnsr, npsiie Iibs
~itrifttr % 9OurnaIer.
Den oanite AfoeIis lei Iibt tpnb ub;
bDiS nOsen bar bunfte gsser, JON be
lite bar Drug for, uiIoe be bIiue tats
usmmtIis mOotasne al 8ibliotetstOmi.
teen. Bibliotstslotalst CT / Robsrts
Slod Ousr qOiibuiet, Os sr Oabnst bpsr
YtunOus, OnsOos Os eorbOe 9fiermio.
bag fra 2 til ..
Ranbus Aftsn ben Ste boIbt Dor
6reIiersW snisbeO ftRuartaIsmsbe, bDor
en- Del 5orretniu9 bleu ai9iort. Oct
blsu beiiemt at bsspn6s en- Subitription
inbsnior Wsniebtoens RsbItmmer, til
OF battle @aIoen poa gralteboIi9sn.
Oct er oIerebs M Iptttbss at fnn
mere snb 9aIuosIen fubf,riberet.
Der bliuer in9en gubstisnsie i
Dor 6rsIiersW n9ite Ssnbas.
ISeubnssf,OIeu oil bespnoe uso iaOuanIie
lib, ST. II.
9eaisuanos Rsninsbso Iuttebe
berss WisiiOnsmsbe iibfie Senbns III.
ten. vi %frsmmsoe 9reitsr par gaiior
8. .: WsIIer Os PaltOr Z 3. 3erss
ID til Steoe.
- vi iubbpber bsrueb Colt til at
bsiess Os Dor ny gntit. Rom os fe
pore Uarer o9 fob al os. 3 uiI fnbe
sooe Varsr til biuiss priisr. 5armsrne
betuIss bsiefs Bris for Smsr os 29s.
liuise bOUes pua OpIus bunite 8sser,
os bUiIte iOm beIf geeer, Der lie buuss,
anitaiiss burtis pao Bsfiiains.
9grbsbisii
9ansn 81 Danislfen.
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SO 9pbsfalb.
6amle Sartmann giIiOp sduusbOe

ct Gelegram fra Rsbenbaun meboss
Ter, at Soban peter GmiIius
arr m a n n, ben betenots banfte Rom.
poniff bebe fbfe 2erbae, b. 10. Wuris.
r@aule 6artmunn", Tom ban nu /
LANCE Cher bar Daret tuIOt, DiI blips
bpbt iaDnet ouer aIt, buOr oonlt MuIt
elites = men ben rise Usuftifat, ban
sennem fit LANCE Sin, bar fantst os,
bill bsuare bans Minbs iaa I9nse iom
noget bersmt banit Gapns.
8. g. 6. 5artmann bIeu fsbt a.
Mai 1905 os bet fOrunbtes BAN faaIs.
oes at blipe oper "a Aar al.
5uor ubpraset bans WufttuIsnt uur,
fan man ifsnns beraf, at ffsnt ban | fin
garnbOm bIsu boIbt borts fra al mu.
ftalf DueIfe, forbi Gabersn, ". g.
5artmann, Orsaniif peb @arnis
fonsfisfen | Rebenbapn, anfaa Mufts
ten for ct ubs!bist eiustaIb, brsb bans
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Council Sluffs, ga.
9ans en- & Danielen n.

Grtbur, Ssn Of Nr. os Wrs. u.
6. NieIfen, Git biem ben 7. b%snnss,
% bet lille 9sseme itsbtes til fin fbfte
9uiIe ben 8. Oct mslie al lille Qlrs
thurs esustib par Wsie Os eibslis, oe
fun 3 Maansbsr par BAN beltittet at
blipe Der; men 9errsn uilos pei o9iaa
fiss nossi osrmso, % ban oil Osiaa psls
fsus bans Ninssl
aHtOn Gbriftsn Tn msb
camille er after reiit ub paa en- Garm,
oenns Dang omtrina IL Wil ipb for
Bpsu.
Mrs. ". Sanen ustsr til
Sommsren at tass en- Cur til Danmart.
- paitor 6. W atbiasn bar |
ben iiofts lib pGret nosst b%uurIis til
pas, IOm 5else at IN 6OrtsIsIle, fom
ban bar t9mpet meo | IGnesrs lib.
Dog, ri bGuber, bet mart bliDer bsere
M, oa 8sirst bIiDsr milbsrs.
Injunction imob Stolsberettios
men CT uIiib Orben, naar bet sr 5or.
binbsIis mso ben nps 9siftOIs. Saa.
leOes fOm Der en- fra Difrittsrsttsu for
ct Bar Dnss fben,' Tom forbpbsr, at
Der IGssss nossu ubsift pua Stoles
Oiiiritisi | 5OrbinbeIie meb, at gqlssrne
itsmmsr opsr g%pssspIObs, iuObanne
nbsiRer mao Direttionen Islu bare, ON
be snffsr FABIAN affismuins; bet
tiger, at ben uii.
2 npe MebIemmer uelses Wanbas
ben IL.
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Saguembt MOral.

Oct tan pore gait at fsre Sfabber;
bOnnstts Golt penosr fig ba OSiaa meb
Qfffp fra SIaboerbanfene. - Wen bet
bliper bog lite iaa Iiot pGrre, naar man
lite blot fprsr Slabber men enbo9faa
r~orpraIer beraf.
0aar Mennsffer tommsr til ct niit
punft | berss 0aneIpnbsr os Cater =
piI be aItib forisse paa at pGrs .baarbe"
% .open.ub" o~perfor andre - og bers
til benpttsr be praIeriet meo ielue beres
Batter.
SaoIebes saar bet samle og nnse
2ibertinere - iaaIsoss be fOrbrufue os
iaaIsbes Slabosrbanfene. DE praIer
faa lanse msb beres v8ebrifter", at be
til fbft tror ON fig ieID, at be er nosIe
farIis friifs Os raffs Gpre os trOr Osfaa,
at andre tror bet -
De Sfinbl
Oct sr ben basDenbte Roral, bDor
man atfurat letter fin 9gre | bet onbe,
ca, naaet til bet puntt, er man for
Reiisn ct ret DilteIsff Stptte Waffins |
fin onbs Nanbs 5aano.
Oct fan lite nastss, at Den
BfpueerU ben fibfte lib