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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-10-25

Mr.. Clarence Montgomery who
has been seriously sick with
typhoid fever, we are glad to say
is recovering and past the danger
point.
The historic Passion Play with
an additional graphic scenes from
the life Of Christ, under the persons
al direction Of George Newman
Storm. Sacred story exalted. One
mile of moving pictures, The
scenes and incidents in the life of
our Lord Jesus Christ. Hi. birth
to his ascension. Given under the
auspices of the ladies Of the M. e.
Church at Rempels Opera House
Friday evening, Oct. 26th, 1900.
Joe McCollum, former well
known resident of this city, at
tempted suicide In Columbus Tues
day. Joe was employed at the
Great Southern Hotel as a barber,
and had been on a protracted spree
for several days due to despon-
dency over the sickness of his lit
tie girl, ard going home he sat
down and began talking to his
wife. Suddenly he said to his wife
that he was going to cut his throat.
His wife ran screaming for help,
and when she returned to the room
she found her husband had made
the attempt. Prompt medical as
sistance saved his life, but he says
that he will repeat the attempt.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-10-25

Miss Grace are both confined to their
rooms with typhoid fever. The lat
! ter has reached the climax and is
now some better. DIR. Irwin is in
attendance.
The verdict in the Hedges murder
case was not satisfactory to the ma
jority Of our people who thought
that sentence of at least 10 or 10
years Imprisonment would have
been justice to him.
Lewis McClelland has purchased
the Storm property on Main st. and
has moved into the same.
The M. E. parsonage will be sold
at public auction here on election
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wagner relict OF
the late Lewis Wagner is lying at
deaths door on account Of old age
and stomach trouble. Her friend {
who are legion are in deep sympathy
with her in her sore affiiction.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-10-25
Marion,

Rev. Horning of Dayton, o.,
preached at the old Dunkard
church on the l4th, subject "Mary
hath chosen that good part which
shall not be taken away from her."
The sermon was very fair, a num-
ber were there expecting to hear
the pastor Rev. Bagwell, who Is a
very able speaker, who was hold
ing protracted effort at the Bre-
men church. Rev. Hoi ming who
was assisting him came down and
filed the regular appointment here.
Mr.. James McLin of Indiana, an
old soldier of the rebellion was
here on visit. He was in the
same company with DR.. Rutter,
and Geo. Sheets, and Geo, says,
"a bigger mischief never lived"
We must also chronicle the
recent marriage of Abraham Hook
man, of Bear Run, to Mrs. Nancy
Cotterman, of Maxville, O. This
matrimc nial affair was not at all
surprise. His son John and fam
lily were living In the house with
him, and he told them kindly that
he guessed he would need all the
house himself this winter, so that
told the story. Mrs. Cotterman Is
"a relative to Mr.. Reason Barnes,
and has been keeping house for
him for several years. Abe has
such pleasant ways that he secur-
ed her affection and the outcome of
IL all is that Abe has housekeep-
, er and wife, and Barnes has to
hunt another. This don't look alto
gether fair, but such Is life. We
can but wish the happy pair all the
blessings that are due to this NOR
tai life, and in the future home
in the good world.
John Bright and vile were to
visit his son John at Baltimore, o.,
on the 18th and 18th, on returning
his mare got lame and on reach
ing Geo. Kellebargers on this side
of Bremen, about 10 o'clock at
night, the mare gave entirely out
and could go no farther and so had
to stay all night.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-10-25
South Perry.

Jno. Rizer will have sale of his
stock and farming utensils at his
farm one mile east of here Nov. 1st.
, Perry township will give her usual
Democratic majority again this fall.
Chas. White is teaching a term Of
school In the Union district.
Jno. w. Karr has rented the Todd
farm south of town and will move
on the same in the near future.
Jasper Creiglow is seriously i'll
with typhoid fever at his home in
Middlefork.
Gregg Anderson the 10 year old son
OF Jno' Anderson Is recovering from
an attack of typhoid fever.
Rev. Corey preached at the Baptist
church below town last Saturday
and Sabbath.
Howard Hedges and daughter
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-10-25
Salt Creek.

Weather has been cool through
night and hot through the day.
Farmers want rain in order to get
ready fer seeding. Not much seed
ing done up to Oct. 18th.
Mr.. ]. A. Coles, Real estate
agent, of Columbus, o., visited his
brother ]. d. Coles of this place,
the first of last week.
The Columbus, Lancaster, and
Southern R.R. had crowded trains
last Friday, on account of Fair at
Lancaster.
Farmers have commenced husk.
ing corn and report their corn
pretty good.
The following persons visited
the Lancaster Fair; Daniel
Karshner, John Reid, Bessie Smith
Matte De Haven, Hugh Smith
and 1. L. Matthias, and report ths
Fair good.
The return train was packed ol
Saturday night from the @. d L
w. Junction.
Mr.. Ii. w. Smith and grand
daughter My Ttle Matthias, returned
home Monday from weeks visi
at Delmount, o. During their visi
!. they took in the sights at the Ian
| caster Fair.
Mr.. Hugh Smith and Miss Matti
De Haven, took in the excursio
/ Sunday, from Lancaster to Cir
cinnati.
Mr.. Ralph Smith and Georg
Hunter took in the excursion Sun
day; from Circleyille to Columbu
: Wednesday morning Oct. !
= Jack frost visited Salt Creek Il
\ the first time this fall.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-10-25
GibIsOnville,

Bert Bell and wife We're visiting
over Sunday with his Mother, Mrs.
Bell,
VIM. Moore made business trip
to Lancaster last Friday.
w. HI. Ogle of Columbus, spent
Saturday with his brother on the
old home farm.
The dance given at the Rock
House Hall last Thursday was a
great success and beyond any
doubt the hit of the season and the
hit OF seasons to come. Sweet
cider, ginger cakes, popcorn and
apples constituted the refresh
ments. and were partaken with
great relish,
There were several of our people
attended the Lancaster FAIR last
week. They report good fair and
good races.
Chester Cupp will go to Zanes.
vile in the near future, to learn
short hand writing.
Miss Jessie Lions, of near Bloom.
ingville, was the guest of her sis
ter, Annie Kellar for the last few
days.
Cump. Floyd of Oakland, attend
ed the sale of Silas Ogle last Satur
day.
Jacob Morland and daughter
Nettie have gone to Columbus t.
visit his daughter for few days.
Delphor Groves has gone to Col
umbus to look for situation, an,
Intends moving in the near futui e
Rev. Baker will preach his frs
sermon next sabbath for the com
ing conference year at the M. Z
Church.
Harley Baker will commence hi
first term of school next Monda
at the Cream Ridge school, W
wish you success Harley.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-10-25
Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been hled In the
Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio, for
final settlement n, l.. Sullivan guardian of
Simeon Hoy and the same will come on for
hearing on the 9th day OF October 1900 at 10
o'clock. A. NJ. or as soon thereafter as may be
J.B. RIASON.
Oct. 43-w. Probate Judge
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-10-25

t'dil OH Luke Lehman for grocer
les. He Is prepared to furnish the
freshest groceries and produce In the
market at the lowest prices.
Mr.. Alfred Wright and family,
of West Logan, have moved ntbe
house formerlv occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Wonn and family.
Mrs. Merlin IN and sister Miss
Mary Petty Of Indiana, have en-
joyed months visit with relatives
In town and through the county.
The Mrs. Lytle residence on the
corner of Mulberry and Second
Streets is shaping up to be one Of
the most pleasant homes in Logan.
Messers Sam Trease and John
Mcnamara of Blachford made us a
pleasant cell at our sanctum Mon
day, and left their names on our
list.
Mr.. Milton Myers, life long
citizen of Logan, died at the
Athens Hospital on Tuesday even
ing. His remains will be brought
here for interment. q
Mr.. /. N. Stiers has rented the
O'Hare property on Hunter Street
and will move there the first Of
next month. Mr.. O'Hare and
family will move to Straitsville.
Luke Lehman has put in a hand
some line of fashionable and ser
vicsbIe shoes. Give him trial on
furnishing your fall shoes this
time and you will never regret it.
Mr.. Arthur Gray, recent gradu-
ate from Ann Arbor, WIS the
guest this week of Mrs. F. + Pier
pont. Mr.. Gray will locate in
Lima Ohio, In his chosen profess.
ion, the dentistry.
Mrs. Haines the reliable millin-
er has just returned from WASH
ington city where she has been for
some time securing excellent
styles and stock in latest millin-
cry. Her prices are the lowest.
When you have no appetite, do
not relish your food and feel dull
after eating you may know that you
need d dose of Ohamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. Price, %
cents. Samples free at F. S. Cases
drug store.
Our good friend DR.. A. F.
Schwenke, of Rock bridge. made us
a kindly call last week. The doc
tor is very busy man as much
sickness is in the vicinity of his
town. He is q pleasant gentleman
and many speak we'll of him as a
physician.
A new remedy for biIiousness Ia
now on sale at F. s. Case's drug
store. It ls called Chamberlain &
Stomach and Liver Tablets. II
gives quick relief and will prevent
the attack IL given as soon as the
first Indication of the disease appears
Price, 25 cents per box. Samples
free.
"The Pr0digal Sons Brother
will = be DIR. Stewards Sunday
morning subject at the Presbyter
ian church at 7 P. NJ. his subject
will be "a Young Mans Question
Consecration service at Young
Peoples Meeting. Let all mem
bers be present. All Welcome tt
all services.
/ When you cannot sleep for cough
ing, it is hardly necessary that an,
one should tell you that you need
few doses of Chamberlain's Cougl
Remedy to ally the irritation of tn
throat, and make sleep possible. l
is good. Try it. For sale by f. s
Case
| We are grieved indeed TO learr
of the death of Miss Oracle O'Neil
of Starr, on Monday of this week
She was but l6 years old, ard tn
hope and life of her father Mr.. Be-
| O'Neill. But few days of sever
sickness in the nature of cOnges
tion of the lungs removed her gen
tie spirit from the tenement 9
clay. Our good friend Mr.. O'Nei
and his family have the deepes
sympathy of all heir acqnaint
ances.
:
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-10-25
job Couldn't Have Stood 1t

If he'd had Itching Piles. They're
terribly annoying; but Bucklen's
Arnica Salve will cure the worst case
of Piles on earth. 1t has cured
thousands. For Injuries, Pains or
Bodily Eruptions it's the best salve
in the world. Price 25c, box. Cure
guaante ed. Sold by F. Harrington
n druoUiat
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-10-25
Notice Of Appointment.

Estate of Richard Skinner deceased. The
undersigned has been appointed and qualified
as administrator of the estate OF Richard
Dated this 5th day OF October A. D. 1900.
WILLIAM M BOWEN.
Oct IL 3-w. Administrator
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-10-25
; IN SOCIETY. 2
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Junia.
Miss Elizabeth McManigal was
hostess Monday evening, assisted
by Miss Finney with musical
program. The papers found their
themes in early Latin Literature.
Roll Coll. Notes from Lectures.
Piano Solo -. ............. Miss Campbell.
Virgil gil.a................M Miss Charlotte Work.
Vocal Solo,. ....,............ Mrs. Blasitts.
Horace .................. Miss Weitzell.
Piano Solo -. -. Miss Nellie McManigal
Juvenal and Martial ;. ..... Miss Deissle
Song from Horace .....................
Misses McManiRal, Finney, Nc
Cray, Hall
Terence, Catullus, Lucretius. ..........
....... .............Miss Harrington.
Solo ..i........ ............ Mrs. Blasius.
The next Junia meeting is with
Miss Walker, November 9Th.
Tourists.
The club was pleasantly enter
taiued Friday afternoon by Mrs.
q. p. Poston, and the following in.
teresting program rendered,
Roll Call. Current Events.
Music.
Xlmenes ........... :. Mrs. Chas. McLain.
Cervantes $50. =. Mrs. Chas Wright.
Music.
Conversation-Murllo and Spanish Art
:. ......... Mrs. r.. ID. McManigal.
Music.
The next meeting Is with Mrs:
Pullen November 1st.
The Tourists entertain this even
Ling at the Allen residence. The
evening is in honor of Mrs. o. S.
White who leaves soon for her
home in Columbus, thus severing
many social and club ties that have
been so enjoyable with her.
Sewing.
The Quintette Thimble Circle
met with Mrs. Ed Beck, Tuesday
evening.
Euchre Club.
Mrs. F. A. Rochester entertained
the Euchre Climb Thursday even
ing.
Pedro Club.
The Pedro Club meet at the resi-
dence of Miss Charlotte Work this
evening.
Social Club.
| The Social Club will be enter
tanned this afternoon by Mrs. j. B
Dollison, the guest of honor being
Mrs. R. E. l.. Cresap, of Pensacola
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-10-25
Public Sale.

Julius Graham who lives 8 miles
east of Logan will have public sale
at his residence on Nov. 8 1900.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-10-25

Az AAv <ANSS mA =
Nice fresh honey for sale ny
FRANZ myers'
Mr.. Isaac tnboden Of Marion was
In Logan Tuesday.
The latest thing IN pillow covers
at Mrs.S.rJ Thornourgh's.
Mrs. Snider, of Florida, is the
n...'.. ! : 49, ..,.....a iron,
. p,ss.a Il u y,s,t a' ~ u,I,sboro.
NJ. Hsrrv pov,e 81 oolombo.
~. mrs' : +, nsan neaay v,.,;'s n1y'e ,.st a. = wssb
Miss Rose Rutgers was the
guest OF Athens friends Sunday.
Mrs. Thompson. of Pomeroy. was
a vlsitor with friends here Sunday
Mr. Ferd Magic. OF the West
and 10 very alex with rheumatism
Mr. W,i,ard Huls of Murray
City. was Logan visitor Eatur-
day.
Miss Clara Hopkins was a bust
ness visitor In Jobs one day this
week.
Mr.. Robert HambIin, of Cleve.
land. IL a visitor In Logan this
week.
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FFlce, 0tyAe anu 4udllIy VI
g0OQS.
SIlEKS 81 CU.
MI E,nmo Kl.,nsmith was the
guest OF relatives in Straitsville
Isst week
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machine. Call on or address J. w
Gabriel.
Miss Clara Kleinsmith, of Col
umbus, was the Sunday guest O.
w " 'oi oo.
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was 'he cun"ay guest Vi MS ia'ne'
WITS m'c"ae' mcDrioe' VI "ocA
or'use' ~as 'he guese Vi re'a'ive'
MISS A"na Wright a"u .
May'o' oo'u"us' were ounuas
DlanketS! g Ia II X q 5
~ 0llferont xmas at spec
1al values.
oAAGn0 u W.
Ladies' good winter shoes a
reasonable prices at Frank Myers
on South Walnut st.
Just received full line of poin
lace patterns and materials. a
Mrs. s. J. Thornburgh's.
Miss Daisy Watkins has returne,
ir"n an extended visit with friend
10 pe'eware ana ooiumous.
MRS. Rslohrl'elier' Of Laurelvill'
@ was ,ne sass1 a las' ,,' week OF ne
oausn'e' M'S' 'As' N'''S"'.,er'
new soods received daily, tn
millinery at Mrs. 8. ]. Thornburg,
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-10-25

&1O M Worsted, Cassimeres,
Clays, Scotch Tweeds,
Serges, Wales, Vicunas, etc. $500
values.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-14

Ginansminifter Sage Dil fors
fbge at bebrss aonsrssisn til at BE-
piIse $275, 900 iii Opfsrelie af en- n9
Gtass til Jinansbepartementets 4pss
ming.
Subgetttt for ResisrInssmoitis
nsritts ubspenbe. lopsipenpe os iuDis
eitle Brander Debtoses | 4ufet ben
lobe ps. f~aasobtiom uben Dsbat. Set
famlebs geIsb bar $24,496,30S.
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point cr moi lille at gor1errss bsbfte
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en- ltnberisgelis at Sfanbalerne.
Den ! 6ufet pebtaane Olepmar=
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bpor ben er blepen benpif til 2anos
brussfpmiteen. Der er llbiigt til, at
ben bill blipe peotaget, bog mulis.ns
meb nosle @nbrineer.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-14
"D".Sopen err holobar.
Tsorcneoe Staters &jenoelie Ell
MiunelUtas az.

Gn plgtis Sernpaneiag ira Minne@
Iota er alier prepen pddtlenpt al Gor.
Staters Seieiterei. Oct glolot nelnil9
at af5ipre Gploigbepen al Den al
napnte Stats Gesislatur peptagne
SOP, ipm paalagger Sernbaner Der
trpoIer biuanoeu, al anlGsge Sppr'
fu~rbinpelie fra Den enc gane til ben
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ajcnpeIie blsp otr appeaeret til 5or.
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pa9ni Ipm Slayer og ReprGIentdnt |
2egisIaiuren s. 3. Sacpbfon fra Ma
oiiou, Sac qui parls Gpuntp, Ipm Den
inofGpnte Bart. 2opsn. bpis fcrs
nemite SaIsmano t 9eaislaturen Sr.
SacpbIcn bar, blep angreben unoer
Qaaitono ON, at hsrs geftemmslIer
bar / Strio msb ben 9lduiul / Sons
Ititutionen. iom rmbanbler SnterItate
Commerce Qrosr.
Z BET foreliQosnpe 9iIT1Ioe pur Der
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fra 9~onponists Sioe gioti giolotns
De, at ON bet ituloe tpiuges til at bpes
&C en- idapan 2inis Ser, pilos bet re-
iltere al MATTE sius aftalo paa 6rust,
iOm bet bdpoe grlsonine til at trans
portsre oper l~Gnsere Siiiancer, fins
peltben foroi Der paa bette Stso traf
til at u9rs en- anosn 9aRt, Der trDss
Ieoe bets ,gsn. Rstten inorpmmeoe,
at Der turoe bore uosst ! ct Iaabant
Fripnnsment. men b9pocoe pda ben
onoen Sioe. at i9rIie peo Sranspors
totion al Srentursr bar oct f.uesIiet
for oisfe at blipe frasiei ppsr for
LANCE Ciitancsr paa en- Sang ucen
Smfiffnin9. Oct uotales ! aisnStls
len. at Retten anfer bet unecpsno,at
at bsIttmt ncest narmsre ON 8plotas
bson al belle BEN omtaIts 9op. men
msb 6snihu til Del fcrnnnrpnts Sror
| SdnIen Tais timber Rem iutet / aon.
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Fcr BEN hercm fattsbs 9enutninss
Tulbbprbslis.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-14

st ct. Iaul glac benieber Sp-
marfiomhxben pad ben iurisie
aisnbssierning. at Der pso iioite 9aIg
bl,p afsipst S,619 fIere Stemmsr i
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enb | belle Staten MisiisIippi, os OF
Der dfsapes II ,442 f9rrs Stemmsr i
nGpnte Stat iaar enb | 1896. 9rur.
ben til bisie 5ilitanbs sr nuturligpis
at iss, / Rsserbsfpltninsens upsIuta
ielis fra 9eltusslie | 0alsene. Mauss
ipnes. al bet unper iaaoanne 5orbolo
er uristis. at en- Stat Ipm Misfisiippi
ftaI babe liseiaa talrig Repr9isntds
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forbolospis faa mango Tom andre
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bet tiolisere refersrebs 5Orilus til M
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feser man psrfpr al TONNE be Spo,
ftater, Der furmensr Nsaeren Retten
til at femme, tiuips Nb at fprminole
antalet at perss apnsrssm9no.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-14
6elbreoeoe life,
Men aoRiuranorinsen bialp meset.

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rigtis not til al iige, at itlsnt bun er
blet biulpst messt pso at bespnos meO
9rapesRuts Soop, iaa blep bun life
belt belbreoet Dep aotioranprinsen.
gun tiger, at bun bespnpts at ipiie
rig, bel lagrst Mab, oa BUN bar uns
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fab at nerpss 9opebpins.
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benz I'D, at lin retie Stiuins. iaa bun
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blep iaa ungrebet. at bun funoe life
laIs. upsn at bet fremtalot, en- Soats
telIe os Ssunlssbeo. ion parsSs to
eller ire Halter.
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p~sfraft, oe leg PLACES life lanser al
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aibsi at pofum CEREAL Co.. 2tS.,
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Sra maihineton.

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act i be 5orsnsOs Slater Os oHieislt
inbreaifrerebe fra 30ts Stunt til 30ts
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pprtoen til 1 Gent.
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tet bar erfaret fra geianbten til
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fra MiuneIpta, Charles u. Spipns,
inptoa lit Saoe / ben erparpise 5pr'
lamlins ben lobe bs. oe afasos IN
Gmbsbsep. Senator Chamber fanoi
peo 6iennsmsaaslien at Sopnss
Sulomast sIsr @osansspapirer an'
lepnina til at bsnlerts, at bet bar fell
oatiat, mar bet / bisie beb. at Sptpnt
par uonapnt til at funsere ipm Sc
natpr, "inptil bans Gftermanb par
blepen uonQpnt." Oct itnlee, ment'
ban, rsttelis bare facet "inb.il
Qeaislaturen tr1ber iammet." GU
pernsr Climb bar bsrtil iast, at bar
fulate ben I9epanlise tpnftitutionellt
Norm / uof9rpieslien at SpiumeHs
terne. : 5ilfales at. at Winnefptas
2esislatur lite itror ftuloe blipe snil
ON @aia al en- mn Senator, meme;
mango. at SpsrssmaaIst ON sopusi
Rst til S9be | Ssnatet efier 2egisld'
tursns Sammentracen | Sauaal
iunps blipe 9isnItanp for nberligr'
Trsftelie.
Prriioenten bar uonapnt Sri,
aabeasnsralsrne Climb. @beatpn "a
gbaFs, til generalmaiorsr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-14
Oanmarfs banoel.

Srant 8. 9ithcod, Der CT gsitpisr
for lpsnrissmartepss Sureauet /
2anDbrussDepartementst / WalbinSs
ton, 9Gr uosvpet en- lGrlg Bulletin,
lum ombanoler Sanmarls 9anbel,
Der ipeclelt ices at BABE giprt Itore
SremItribt pau ~2anbbrugss os Weiei
ripGIensts Smraabe. Oanmarts
!9anbsi msb uolanoet anbro9 ifslse
ben nGsnteSuuetin ialt til pper $780,
100000 for 4aret 1895. Snofpries
len op.rsit ale ttpltsere Qar, ioet ben
bslsb Jig til $123, S74, 75S. os llofsrs
Ielen bar, meb unotagelie al 1897,
liseleoes itsrre enb nosen Sang lsr,
bens flmleoe 8eroi opsipes neml.s
til $87,464,660.
Sammenltsnst meb Spsaperne for
1888 - ii 4ar ttplissrs - piier bet
Jig. at Snoferielsn bar itcset meo
$50,34o,271, pg nbfsrfelsn i fams
me 5iosrum bar poret $37 ,456. I19.
Sdnpeisns Gilbert / be Il Mar par
martpappist jepn os itaois. gnss
lamb, SpitIanO, Sperise, De Jor. S.a>
ter pg Huslunb bar npot spbt at bet
meite al 9anmnrts llbenrigsbanoel /
1898; fife minbre enb &c prpcent er
nemlig gadet til bisie 2anbe. 9srlf
faloer $79,625,212 pda England
$50.94l,336 paa SpTflanb, 23,016,s
91n2 paa Sperise. S17,S24.412 paa be
6or. siater ps 49, s $50 paa Rusz
ldnb.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-14
"Mrnsipta geapemn Of Mebicine

"Ninucipta gcnoemp Of Neoieine"
bar nbIie ubtalt fig for OprsttsIic Der
j Stutsn at inrlise SoipituIsr eler
Sanatpritr for SGrinesfp9e. Def
betpnss | be / Sossns anltbnins peos
tusns SefIutninser, at 2%unsstnbers
e~uIoisn er en- imitfpm % pbsrft pbss
l1ssenpe Sbgoom, us at OHentliss
bsbens Sitterbeb frGper, at 2Gringss
p%atisnter afipnores. S mango Sils
felos sr bette pgiaa nsopsnoist for
mtb 6elb al tunns mooarbeioe eng
bpmmen pua bens fsrfs Stabier.
Del er, iom man pil f%pritau. Menirs
gen, at Staten ftuIos oprstte og bare
llbsifterne peb bisfe anitaIter. paa
famine Waaoe Tom silfalpet MI et
meb SinesIpssuipIerne ps l~isnsnps
Snititutioner.