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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-18
mysteries
~ OF THE ~
British Cabinet.


- oNDoN. Nov. s-Engiand Is now
almost as busy cabinet making as
the United States usually is after
a presidential election The Eng
ifsh variety is more interesting,
because the British cabinet Is one OF the
oldest things in life.
It Is only when 1t appeals to the colin-
try" az Lord Saiisbury's cabinet has Just
done, or when one OF its prominent MEM
hers resigns in huff or a general
.shake-up' occurs to bring this dignifed
body Immediately into the lirneiigbt that
some of the queer points about II become
especially apparent. and even then the
awe which the distinguished company in
spires In its countrymen prevents these
odd features being dweit upon TO any
extent. At all other times the cabinet
might almost as well be in New Guinea
for all the man IN the street hears Of it.
Probably there IL no executive body in
the world which celebrates in ouch pro-
found secrecy, and one result Of this t.
that the ordinary British citizen has at
best only an indefinite idea where It's
meetings are really held.
He would probably be much amazed II
you told bin that the distinguished coun-
ell that directs his national affairs Is en-
tirely without any legal excuse for be-
Ing, and that as II exists today Il fs the
result merely OF various concessions TO
convenience. ana ~ a nDuy tnAt no law
yer can define. II II not mentioned in
any act OF parliament. 1t was never
born; II 'Just growed.'
Not Even Prayed For.
The cabinets members are not notified
officially OF their appointment. and al
though the Church OF England prays
Sunday after Sunday that her majestys
privy councillors may be endowed with
wisdom and understanding, not a single
word IL launched or high In behalf OF
the members OF the cabinet. The explain
alton Of this Is that tbs historic privy
council and the modern cabinet have
changed places. Out OF his privy council
almost every English monarch In history
had a few favorites whom he called In
for consultation In especial cases. The
star chamber was one. the cabal was an
other: In bygone days the term "cabI-
net" was also, applied to this little inner
council az term Of reproach But IN
reign after reign the small circle OF adj
vissrs grew more and more powerful,
until finally the privy council existed as
II does at present, with nothing left
but fts dignity-every shred Of real
authority having passed into the hands
Of the cabinet 1t was In william HIS
time that the cabinet became an accepted
institution, but oddly enough, no legsla-
tion seems to have been considered nee
essAry,
The British cabinet differs from that
Of tho United States not only In being
much larger-Lord Salisbary'- numbers
nineteen. as compared with President
McISinlcy's eight--and in getting $4,000 a
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American goods and products recently
delivered at smyrna. constantinople ana
Saionica included pumps. phonoqraphlr
goods NEARLY 1000 nounds,. leather rnb-
Der boots and shoes. large variety OF hard
ware. cotton cloth. tinware. lann sooas
woodenware. milling machinery, cotton
betting. moving machines. chairs ami
other furniture. clocks. iron bcdsteads
safes, paints. lard and cleo, domcstirs
Hour. and nearly 5000 kegs OF wire nails
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year as rule. hut In the fact that 1t
varies in size at tho premiers VIII. Gus
tom says that eleven ministers~-ihe first
iori az the treasury. the lord chancellor.
tho lord president Of the council sthe lord
privy seal, the five secretaries OF state,
the chancellor of the excheauer and the
frat iord OF the acknowledgement be mem
beers, h,tt there may be as many more as
the premier chooses
secret to u Decree.
The cabinet councils. TO attend any one
OF witch British newspaper man would
almost barter his soul and at whose de-
cisiens he makes tho best guess of which
he Ii capable. are held now at the foreign
office In the great. gloomy square thar
also contains the colonial, home and In.
,itn offices and the local government
board Saturday Is the usual day for
holding these councils; II o'clock the
hour They are called several days ahead,
each minister receiving thia note from
the premier. sir. Yoa are requested 60
attend meeting OF her maiesty's serv-
ants on ..s.,. day. at !. o'clock, az the
foreign office" For failure TO attend ssich
council 1nly two excuses are accepted
serious illness or attendance on thg
queen
Brief paragraphs appear In the uewspa-
rers announcing that a cabinet council
took piaec~-no more. No spy or reporter
ever Rot into council, The door "
guarded outside by two officials. and whaa
once the door IL shut only an orsier from
the premier himself can cause IL IA hc
opened The members ~ the cahsnet have
plenty 81 room FOE their persons aud
documents alike new. bat Il II reported
that when Mr. Gladstone was In once
his wlfe coHnnAnaeerca tho Ora wgng room
az his cfrseiAi residence. when the cabinet
rerfovce sas In the dining room. and this
room was 80 small that several OF the
dignthed councillors were Obliged Go squat
ingloyfcusly on the Esor
ONLY water 90 Drink.
Tire councils usually last no lsngas than
TIVE hatrs, and while they are IN session
the distinguished mlnisters are Obliged 20
pat up with prison faFe-~A cracker ard
shw Aihlsehi glass ~ co'a water Natural
~ the moods " the hcdy vary with AFT
fefent occasions from grave to gay, from
llvely ~ seNege. q is MATTER ~ legent
that Lard AbeFieeas cabinet aat donsnS
while the dispatches THAI leA 10 the war
81 the rfinsA we're aeaa. and that while
Tho cabinet % 1874 was awaiting the ae.
eision ef the Geneva arbitration board an
the AnasFicas elaim Tor damages a game
~ eigess was orEanIzci 60 while away the
time Occasionally. too, shsrr occttrs
What In iess distinguished body wcnIa
be called wraakie. AID small BIRDS re-
payt that threats ~ resignation are
made much more frequently than the pub
lic suspects
Fsycry member % the cabinet IL on his
ekth o. keep lis deliberations secret
Every member has likewise 70 be rllies
hy the majority aDt. III agtvoced. 10 sltn-
port the poiiNy - tho cabinet "A lo,rslt,s
ms Il he helieved IN Il. OF fnaioritlez pr
nsInoFttles in the cabinet one never hears
Lord Melbourne Is reported 10 have safs
enesi IL doesn't matter What We a.
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SOUTH AMERICA LEAST KNOWN.

More Exploration to ne Done tn
That Continent Than Any other.
when we recall that the Spaniards
arrertra from sea 70 sea
more than three centuries ago. and that
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-20
NEPEN1-HE.

There is considerable sickness in
Reno The whooping cough is preva-
lent among children and several deaths
have resulted, the disease having de-
veloped into pneumonia in a number Of
cases. Reno Ledger.
AS a sanitary resort for the afflicted
to be taken in time we recommend
Wadsworth The sand dunes sur
rounding this oasis are claimed by
prominent physicians Of the world to
be the natural remedy for scores Of
such ailments. AS a matter of fact
we are now shipping carloads Of this
healthful hill sand to congested school
districts in various places in the Uni
ted States and the results have been
phenomenal. Statistics as to the num-
Der of lives saved by this treatment,
hours Of suffering avoided. and the
happiness and health brought TO
thousands Of homes will be feature
of the census compilation.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-20
A Lively Citizen.

Hans Marker OF Lovelock an enter
prising citizen and land owner spent
several days in Wadsworth this week
and took in the town from all sides
He was pleased with what he saw and
expressed surprise that Wadsworth had
developed the size and business inter-
ests it now has. He was impressed
with the new school house, the extent
Of the new work being done by the
railroad company and the general
high grade. cottage residences. Mr..
Marker is a substantial keen-eyed man
and Lovelock is fortunate in having
him as resident in that locality.
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Synopsis:

Act I-Bdys ankles family Love and law
yers "A three-bagge" Father and when boy Flesh
and blood IAN insult Richard the righteous spot
on the SON deserted at for witness it.
ACT ICris Emanuel Take straight Miss Bdena Mahoney
check for thousand Playing with fire An appeal Bob leaves the
salad The false Caught atlast
woman Montreal The wonderful telephone the pho
ogph The discovery The saint devil Ruined fou are my tane
still
ACT IA plot Tssy Claus The good Samaritan Peace
earth and good blind Hanging
the stocking change of heart The marriage certificate
Immy Keyes turkey The robbery "One sukeou Saved
IA true wife and r sight Of God and man.
Eapse of months.
double play Bob and Teresa The diamond
pous Baggng the Il love you Richard again
Who is that Retibution. my Ccd! Il Is Bob.
ACT rV-Bddy Striking pudding Asa "hoss
Ike detective work. misunderstanding 81
his promised Wl Ike Gomez Betrayed
trap sprung Behind prison bars
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-20
THE NEW BRANCH.

The intention of the Southern PACT
fic Company to run their new purchase,
the Carson and Colorado, into Wads-
worth instead Of into Reno will prove a
hard blow to the latter town. Already
the people Of the riverside burg are
kicking vigorousy.-Va. Report.
To make way for the new order of
things the company is now taking down
a building here inside Of which could
be placed the Court House, Asylum
and University buildings and then leave
room to roll in the old ST. Mary's
Academy. In spite Of this we implore
Reno to let us have the county roads
to our mines repaired so our growing
business traffic with Olinghouse will
not be impeded. While the near fu-
ture promises an electric railway to the
mines we cannot wait for its construc-
ton. our people being energetic. At
present we are still part of Washoe,
even If the DISPATCH has the largest
circulation in the county.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-20

When gossip tires of telling a new
story, she will go to work again indus
triousy If you say to her. Isn't it ter
rible."
The lumber in the yard of the Reno
Mill and Lumber Co was destroyed by
fire yesterday. Loss $4,000. insur-
ance $4,000.
w. D. Murray. father OF Fred Muir
ray, is visitor here from Minnesota.
The old gentleman is spry at his 79
years of age and is enjoying life.
John Lee. orders tailor-made suits
and guarantees fit and high grade
goods for the price paid. He is agent
for the M. Bonn Co. of Chicago.
w. Freeman was in from Chur-
chill yesterday with a shipment of cat
tie. Mr.. Freeman says the water
supply will be scarce this season.
The California State mining law
having been repealed. locators may 20
ahead now under the broad national
law without any dispute whatever.
The motto of the Douglas county
farmer, Use home products for home
consumption and market the surplus
products, is making Carson valley one
of the richest little agricultural COM
munities in the West.
Joe Quilice, who has been half own
er in the old Depaoli ranch, just above
Dayton. for some years past, has sold
his interest in the property to his two
partners, Ventura and another Italian,
for the sum of $500.
Commissioner Frazer visited Oling-
house Saturday and gave personal in
spection Of roads that need repairs for
heavy teams to haul supplies to the
mines and ore to the mills. He prom
ised to have the matter given prompt
attention. There is good deal Of
of freight and passenger traffic now
and it will largely increase.
DR.. J.. E. Stubbs has returned from a
visit east. The doctor visited Fort
Worth, Washington. Chicago and
Boston and returns full Of new ideas
for the betterment of the Nevada
State University. His visit was bene-
ficial to Nevada in more ways than
one. He has several Improvements
for our University in his minds eye,
and they will be carried to- success in
the near future. - Gazette.
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PARENTS MEETING.
To those concerned:

To those concerned:
In order to develope greater SYM
pathy between the home and the school
and to inspire. if possible, in each a
greater mutual respect and confidence,
the Board Of Education and myself
have determined to inaugurate series
of parents meetings where matters
vital to the home and the school in
their peculiar interests and relations
will be discussed.
In accordance with this plan the
first meeting has been called for next
Saturday evening in the High School
building. AS the discussion at that
meeting will refer largely to the High
School, those parents directly interested
have been especially invited to be
present. However the presence of
others will be welcomed therefore
take pleasure in asking any parent or
friend of our schools. who SO desires,
to meet with US on that occasion.
Cordially yours.
EDWIN E. GAME.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-20

Wild parsnips almost caused the
death of two people Saturday night.
Mrs. Henderson, who resides en- the
Blethen ranch. two miles southeast Of
Reno with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings, ate some Of
the deadly vegetable for supper and
was taken violently Ill last night
Journal.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-20

In the Federal Court at Salt Lake
City A. S. Condor. administrator Of
VIM. billiard, deceased. began suit
against the S. P. Company for $50
600 damages fer the death of billiard.
billiard was fireman on the engine
run by Thomas Yeargin. both men
having been killed on the night Of
February %, Tribune.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-20
COAL. COAL.

Castle Gate lump coal. The best
coal that ever struck Wadsworth. $40
per ton delivered. Prompt attention
TO orders. SHORT Bros.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-20

mn Our Bar is equipped with high grade
INK Liquors, Wines and Brandies. The
UHII celebrated Anheuser-Bush Beer &c.
per glass; the famous Budweiser at
26c. per bottle. especially adapted for
family use and the highest grade OF Cigars
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-20
BREVITIES.

iTAThTfyN6N 6NFNFpTsgghs s'F'sS'NF F'FgyFn 'FeVnVspFS
Chinese doctors never dissect.
There is a case Of smallpox in EIko.
Todays storm was welcome If light.
Captain Cox is spending the day
here.
Bishop Leonard breaches in Elko
Sunday.
The pleasant weather has brought on
the hobo.
Commissioner Frazer is in Reno on
county business.
Harry Thrall and wife are here from
Ogden on visit.
Fred Wightman was visitor from
Churchill Sunday.
There are 9,434 mines reported in
ooeration in Montana.
A. C. Cooke has been appointed
postmaster at Truckee.
John Bailey has sold so head of
beef steers at ID cents.
Several cattle buyers have been
visiting this section lately.
Mrs. ]. F. George and Mrs. Geo.
Black are in from Hot Springs.
Jacob Springer was in from Church
i'll Saturday purchasing dairy calves.
w. E. Dalton has received an ele-
giant line OF spring shoes and footwear.
Quite a number Of Lovelockers are
here with aspirations to go railroading.
Geo. S. Nixon of the Winnemucca
First National Bank was in town Sun
day
Fruit trees in Colfax are in bloom
aad are liable to be nipped by late
frosts.
We hear the Addie C claim has
been bonded. The ore has improved
in value.
The box sheet for the play tonight
shows that nearly all the seats have
been taken.
It is said that the Southern Pacific
has purchased the V.& T. as well as
the C. & C.
Miss Martha Tanning. teacher at
Clarks, was visitor at Trainmaster
Donellns Sunday
7. G. Herman is shipping a carload
Of potatoes today to Henderson, Brown
Co., at Sl7 here.
Senator Stewart has introduced a
bill providing for the erection of pub
lie building at Reno.
The Gazette is justly indignant that
too many young boys are allowed to
gamble in the riverside town.
Senator Williams is visiting Carson
He says the Republicans will carry
Churchill county next election.
IN Austin Indian requests his Elko
relatives and friends to abide at home
until the smallpox scare is over.
When Kentucky takes the floor the
little disturbances in South Africa and
the Philippines are relegated to back
seats.
Gas S. Varian. formerly District
Attorney Of Washoe County, is men
tionsd as a Democratic candidate for
Congress from Utah, to succeed Roo-
erts, excluded.
An 95o-pound stamp dropping nine
ty-five per minute needs l3 horse
power for each stamp in the battery.
Water needed for each stamp per hour
averages seventy gallons; for an ordi-
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02
en- unoerlie Piitorie
ira SDbairifa.

s 1857 bar Sir George Grep Sap
toloniens 9uoernsr. 6an bar en- al
be bebfte Mano, fom nogsniinbe bur
bolot Stpret / SpOafrita. &aTirlans
bet fob bengang / ct lsit llnberoanias
beosforbolo til Storbritannien, % Der
boeoe en- trigerft RegerItamme, be iaaz
talote aofas, iom ofte siorbe Snbfalb
| &apfolonien % bar be brittle Nps
bpsgere til megen 5ortreb. aoiaz
aongen Sell n9reoe bet !Saab, at bet
ituloe lpttes BAN at iuge be fremmebe
Snpltegjelter ub at 2anbet. ut aisre
bet meo pGbnet Saanb bar punIfeliet.
Oct ltIgnte ban. Wen Iaa falbt ban
pda ben forbauienbe Sbe at lobe line
Stammsfranoer Sielp af be 6eoenz
1arre aanosr. Gettroenbe % fantaIis
rlae lom De er, bar bet insen Sag at
trobtloe Dem bette. San fit Sielp ar
9eootn9sn llmlataSa, bpis Satter
NtongtduIe paaItob, at bun peb 1lpoz
breooen bdpoe msot Qanoer fra ben
u'pnltge Ieroen, ION bapoe lopst
Stammsn sSielp mob be bpios. Wen
ltuloe aanoerne pOe fin traftioe
Ststte, mddtte Soia'erne fsrit ppbsre
mep al SroIbbOm os neblaste oq for
tore alt apa9. 2igeiua maatte aft
Sornfprraoo poelGsgss. Gn mqatio
gspGgelie ppitoo MI blanbt aae soios
ll9efru areiitoma til gaI6iHooen.
Ianoerne bapoe lppet, at ubore !Siur.
Der az aiesr os Stser ituIbe Itiae OBJ
az Soroen paa en- bsitemt Dag; Qorene
Tube al fig ielO frembrinae !Sirle
Cpan engelf MaiIst, bpis Srs brlIoss
til Grso os 8rso). guu qanoernes
Sefdling ilagtebes bd ale aiser M
Stssr, omtrins 100000 i sanet, po
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02

for at bet npe 8pGg, Ipm ffulpe ions
me, tunbe fda Gag pper !9opeoet, bDss
gebes ubpre araals, og til Spbepds
ring al bet lopebe aorn gjoroe man en-
Mansbe 2aberlafte; !Suoer bar Der
npt at. Gfterdt be forte en- Sib bapoe
lepet / Serlisbeb os Sl9be, Flap Wdbz
forraabet op, pe be begpnbte> at fulte;
men be iaa forbaubninssfulbt ben til
ben Dag, at en- bobbelt blobrsb Sol
ffulbe brDbe frem og bringe en- nh Sio
meb fulot pp at 5ebemibler os Seier
oper be bible. 9aeen fom; men ben
bobbelte Sol og Seieren uosblep. Sor>
tpilelie sreb MI be arme, b%ebragne Res
gere; be bapbe intet at lepe at, og be
bsoe / S%ufenopis. Deb 8eifobens
9rebber onion $4,000, andre paas
ftaar $4,000 &pias. Store Stret>
ninger blep liggenoe soe, fprbi Snbs
bp9gerne | bum Spertro bapoe faa at
iise ftilt fig ielo pep 2ipet.
Sir George @rep siorbe M Stribt
til at fad bbibe 3ploniiter til at Boz
fette fig / &oia'ernes 2anb. 5prIt
ubpalgte ban Manb / 8aptplpnien %
CAB benz 5arme paa 1,5O0 4cres I'm,
Der Setingelie at, at be itulbe giere
Milit9rtieneits. Saa fit ban en- Del
Spifere til at tpmme. s England ;tnb
oensang npgle Regimenter at ben tpife
2eeion, men Ipm efter SreosIutningen
/ 1856 bar blepne oplsite. Gn Ben al
8upernsr @rep CAB BAN Mibler til at
ftibe benz oper til afrita, ba ben en-
selfte Gegiering life oilbe bielpe til
bermeo. &oiasS tammens 2anp inbs
bellies / !Serreber, % be tpife SHicsrsr
pg Soloater 1T Serb mob, at De Ifuloe
tiene fpm Milits. Meb mango al benz
gil bet goot, og be poebe 3olonien
tore Sieneiter. gnbre litte fla life
paa 2anost, men tog 9olig / gpsrns.
Mfangelen paa apinoer sioroe iig FIJI
bar, og 2ipet | N~pbpgoerne fit life FIN
rette og fate Sarutter uben benz. Saa
begpnote man blanot g~snberne /
NprotDitlanb at bperpe. llbpanorere til
Snodfrita, pg maj git pgiaa op til
Norge for at faa Solt til at reiie Der
neo. W9nbene Tom meb &pne pa
gsrn, og oa be bar pante til bet baarbe
Grbeioe paa 2unoet, bespnbte bet at
lpsne. s 1858 og 80 Tom oper 1000
at oenne alaSIe Menneiter tn 9rapes
ieno peo 2pnopn. st Reberi | Sams
burg paatog Jig at fore benz frsm. lib
panbrerne forpligtebs Zig til meo Ii
ben at betale for Sberrsiien % aipe
20 Sbiling pr. acre for bet 2ano, be
fog. De fleIte at benz boiatte ia peo
guHalofooen, o9 peb i'm Glib, fin aobe
Oplpsning o9 i'm ~orbentliss 2epepis
bar De drbeioet Jig op til tor 8elitano.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02
Smaapluf.
8i oi9tter pda. at Sphar

vi glatter pda, at Sobun Grss
ger bar isnbt "SecprabzY Soften" ct
gremplar af Gan Diego Gpening
sribune. og meo Slpant er mGrtet en-
lioen Rotitie um Sulepeirst, bpori
n9pnss, at Sbermometret bite 7O8raz
Der / Stpggen. vi bar lige faa bel
ttlfrebs meo bet 9eir, Ri bapoe, 10
unetr Iul. men title % pent.
u. 3. 8atten, en- at be melt
prominente 5armers / Srseborn Co.,
gfinn., bar Deret paa Sulebeisa hos
Ssrgen 2innepolo paa Daibinaton
prairie, bppr ban tilbraste npele faa
at fine 9arneaar.
Senbrit 8. Sippe paa 8afbs
ington Prdirie boobe sorsbua Mors
gen bet ubelb at fable neb / aielpes
rem os 1T iaa alporlise 9pGitelier, at
ban maatte ienbe til DEBORAH efter
Sr. Sarfoot.
DIE 9alsbp, en- af be qamle
norfte pionerer n9r RorbneIs bsbe
8rsoag 5prmiobas efter lensere sios
Spasslisbeb.
Jslgenoe bar iioite llge faat
@steftubslicsnie: Diaiam Sumpbrep
oe Charlotte Sobnfon; 3. 8. Stuur
og Bessie Sorine Rarpeion; qeter
ellington Og 5iqe S%unIon.
Sisbmanb &. 3. Sorlanb al
Spring 8ulep er Der nebe / geIsa
hos i'm Ontel Gngbret Ssrlano %
andre Slagtninse.
Slosbranoen i Canton, Minn.,
foraariageoe ct meset itsrre Cab eno
fra ferit at bsrettet. 6. g. Golman
qumber 60. leo ct Cab al $1,000; ins
gen Insurance. De andre granbliote
tr ajebmonb Sames e. 9unfort;
Sjsbmanb Sames Manuel; Or. 3.
8. Saitins apotbet; 5rimurerlooens
gpsnins; Reitourutsr 5rant goputon
oe SIaoesbunpIer Sucob 2oripn.
Den iomlsbe 8runbFabe belsber ia
til $4,000; asiuruncen sr ubetpDelia.
psber 8. 9otte os Sens aaaes
bang tom ! 6rebass tilbuse fra en-
uges 8eiss hos somk Yefjsnote |
9iroqua og Mt. Berlin.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-02

- Reepes & Sdmrs fiebie ! Scrss
bags al pbilip pfiter / aoeuii 107
Spin, for brittle ban fit 1451 Doll
lars.
gopotai ". 8~rinbeloro fra
Warrsn. Minn., bar tiIbrast Sulebels
gen paa sdmle Somter / 5igbIano
9%ppnibip.
aaiper Stssn, Ssn at Wdrtin
Steen al Safe Drills, tom til DEBORAH
iioite llee for at fretpentere DEBORAH
Snititute en- Sermin ener to.
Mrs. 8. Ruob df Winpom,
Ninn., er Der / geiss hos i'm grooer
og Spiserinbe. Mr. % hrs. 8. 9olm.
Gn al aieblerne | bet elsftrifte
Spsdnlee blep betnoelig beitabiget
Sorsbos Morsen aI. 6. Sslgen blir.
at 8pens @ooer life blir opIpite, for
SjeoeIen blir repareret, ps bet pil
mdaite tage nosle 9age.
- Nels 8. See fra Mdbiion Sopns
hip iolgte 7 Stbttsr lInstp9g, for
bpilte ban fit $261.55. 4riien bar
$3.50 pr. blinbrebe Buno.
- SIR. oe mrs. 6. %. gine / Mds
otion Sopnfbip bar bupt ben tunge
Sorg at MITE beres Ssn Clarence,
ION osbe ben lite os. og blep begrapet
ben Abe bs. San bar 2 Qar og 2
Maaneoer sdmmel pg bar ing / 2
Tiger.
= Hels apale bar tjebt .. 6.
Reebs 6arm en- Wtil norbenfor 9pen.