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Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09
Sra Dorth Co., Jowa

SiIper Gate Meni9beo bar iuat
iubitriberst mellem 100 og 1900 Dol
lars, og pditor 9se baubsr man Hal
naa 1000 Dollars minoit. Stte
WtRno bar iubftribsret 100 Dollars
bper.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09
Steot Soc.
3ncircfte Aariag til Gcrbens itorite
Generals SpO.

Def er iienOt fra !9iitorien, at ga,
poleon bar en- Gourmdno, en- operorea
ben Gliter at goOe Eager paa 9Oroet,
og Siitorien meIoer ligsleoes, at bans
Ynolingsret bar itegt 2sg. Sans
9so al areft / Mabsn paaituass ogs
Iaa at p9re iremtalbt at hans pperz
oreone TortiarIigbeo for iturptimagenOs
9~ssetubtlier.
2egen er uoen5pil en- narenoe Spot
og beilooer enoog mango perpifuloe
meticinite Ggenitaber, men bet piloe
pore uan'teligt al finoe en- mere ufors
bpielig Gsbe enb itest 9se, os for
mango MenneIter er bet lisefrem Gift;
men 2egen itadr life dlene i benne Sen
Teenoe. SoiIteniombelIt 5soe, Der life
f~oroeies gobt, blir en- ailoe til Spg=
BONNIE cg upasieligheo, enten bet sr
itegt 2gg eler 9ifiteg.
Grunoen til, at en- nRrenoe iSsoe life
let foroeies, er, at Wapeu mungler no:
gen oistiss 5Orosieliess Glsmentsr, en-
tslte manglsr Ysptone, andre Mapsiaft
after andre 6poro Gbloric Ncio.
Oct eneite n~eopenoige at gisre / Sils
fploe al ouarlia 5orosielie er at til.
peiebrin9e be forpeienpe @lemsntsr,
Tom Wupen mangler, og Inlet gisr
bette iad srunOigt og trpsr fem Stu
arts 9pspepiia tablets.
Or. Ri6uroipn ilutter en- Qfbanos
ling ON 8ebanolinsen al 0pspepiia og
tr9g SorOeislie Idalsbes: Oct iitref'
for benz, Tom lioer al acio 0pspspiia,
Der tiltjenoesiper Zig oeo lure, punbis.
@Hiiinas" slsr at flutulent SpspepIia,
Der tiltienoesioer Zig psb Gas | WuOen
og fremtulper SiGrteonoer og beipGr.
list @dnoeor9t, eler iom licer at ans
bre Slaes Mapspnoer, er at tass en-
ellsr to al Stuarts 0pspepfia Sablsts
eftsr bOert Waultio. Seq anbefalsr
BEN, foroi be lite inoeboloer nossn fla.
celiss Glemsntsr, men er iammsniat al
p9rpifuloe Sorosieliesmibler. Der reios
hut pirtsr paa ben ipiite 5sbe. Seq
tienoer life ct eneit. Silf9lbe at trGs
Sprosielie sler enbog troniif Spspeps
fla, Tom life Stuarts Sablsts tunos
birIpe for"
Simple Qfsrsnbs Meoiciner, ipm
~paaitadss at bslbrebe 9hspepiia os
tras Gorbsielie fan life babe nosens
Iombslit @irtnins til at forosie Wu>
ben, os at fable ale aierenos Meoieis
ner for ct Wiooel mob paarlia Sors
oeielIe sr en- fell 9etsgnslis.
Gnbpsr 4potsfer | be 5prsnsos Sta.
ter % Canada S9issr Stuarts 9pss
pspiia Tablets % be er lite alsne be
~Iitrsit, % heloisite men oeiuu bet melt
pibenItabsliss Riposl mob flst Dor
psielIs og MiaOepnber.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09
600 iom 6ulo.
2naeier al rmaao,lis moitrrfnin'
opbagct mar Sapion Gitp.

San Sranciscp, Ste Warts.
pcfnnoerretnins,r, fom tom bib tSds
fra alaita Exploration Cos Gmbsoss
mqno, fort9ller ON ben umadoelise
uoitratnins os 9aroi at be npllg
siorte aulpppaselisr nosle faa Watl ira
alonbitss Sopeoitao. 9ruben lisgsr
/ Centrum at en- Ggn, bpor Der sr ct
fort arap paa Sul, og Spoasel'e len
bate naiten liseiaa flor Spiigt, ipm
SpoaaeIisn df Cub. Sui er | Bin
ter loIst for 1925 pr. Son, og 5rpst
for, at 8ulforipningen bulbt paa at
liotsmnss bdpoe naitsn parulpleret
2anbet.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09
Gtu uurile SDnDbe.

Paitur Otto SuuI Ism al ben
gamIe preit .. Suu) 9gtspiepes ben
28oe Ssbr. til Msiis Marion Slisn al
Gbicdso. Pait. glfr. Sohnien ~forrets
teps i Dor 6rslisrs Sirts. 8rupsparrs.
~afreiite til oeres frsmtioise 9ism /
Barrett, Minn., boor Sruosummen er
Brett.
- paitor HuslunO % Sr. g. 8.
S6orpe bar uotult Jig Ttarpt mob 6or,
egslIen al 9laoliteratursn inpen Spns
oben % Times I. Sr., at be to npe Slaos
Misiionspennen og bet npe Stoleblao
ira Siour 6aHs uil binore Spnooens
Organ airtetioenbe / bens uobreoslis.
paitor 8. frog imspegaar benz
% paaftuar. at bet er Iaa Ianst fra, at
bet enc 9lao gaar / Yeisn for bet anost,
at bet / andre Samfuno nstop bar piit
Iig, al bet mooIatts sr 5ilf9lbst.
-Yaitor Ruslano bar nplig osbt
7 9srn tilbsrsnoe en- 5dmilie. 5urs
rlorene bdpoe p9rst 9aptiitsr.
"Mirror", gldoet for 2utberau
Normal S6ool / Siour Sails, g. D,
bar man t9nft ftulos blips anpsnot i9rs
.is til at tolts Menisbsos fplsns Sag.
Oct bar 300 bstalsnbe abonnsntsr.
- 3orpprationsn for part Rssion
bplot nplis Wsbe / Ssrgus
SiIbubst fra Battle Cate blsp
lie Oeota9st; heller life Q'bbps silbub
bIsp mootagst. Sereus Sans bapos
6uot $4,000 i aontant % fri 1omi;
guo uutUsss. 9naninesu fpm hal
til 9aursn ! 6srsus 5aIs. ital
$50
Samtalemsos bolotss fra 13os iii
6ebr. i 8uitrr 8. Sees MsniQbeo
! Rortblpoob. 5bemast par Den
Sriitnss rstts SorbOlo til Wsnisbepsn."
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09
~Sorfalifeoe Sooemioler.

Senutets "Manufdctures"s 8omite
forelagos Den 28be lebruar en- Rapport
ON fine llnoerIsgslIsr ~anguuenbe sSors
Falitnins at 6eosmioler og 0rittspdrer.
Rapportsn lebiages at Y%ionesbpro,
lem er cptagne / 2anbsts iornemItc
gner. Den tiger, at 5orfdlitnin9 al
Spoemiolsr timber Steo / itor ll6TtrGf.
ming, os at Den / mango 5ilfGIosr sr lii
liosn 9@re for bore 5abritantsr. Snrioz
lsrtio er bet til6srligt at opIpIs ON, at
en- itor Del al be Qmeritanere, Tom
oriper pau bermso, timber Iig npot til
at giere bet for at tunre itau ia / 9on-
%turruncen. Oct er aOmitesna 6eniioi
at ilaa fat en- aImengieloenbs RsQel.
Den pil, at bet PED 2oo Ital forbpoes
at ielge for9iftige Og for 5eIbrsoen far,
ligs Waooarer, og at be, iom Blot sr
forfal'teoe Tor at 9ieres biqigsre Itdl
bore Ell WtRrte, ION pt'er bet. Gomis
teen bar tent pua 10 llopeie iii at
sienenmfere lin plun. Den bill snten
title be oigti9Ite 6soemioler unoer Scsns
ternal Repenue 2oosn ligeiom Smsr.
opertlaot DIT ("filso Gbeeis"), ga iibsn
iloIts &ongres oaIaa Msl. cGer ben pit
t~orsIlaa at oprette ct esst 9ontor for
SsnsmioIsr / oanObrugsoepurtemsntst.
aomitesn baoos NANCE @anfeliobe.
Der at pperoinoe unoer III 4r6eibe, %
ben tunoe i mango 5ilfaIos lite foo
Sanoheoen at Oios. Ut ben Tom Ioo
lanst, fom ben sr tommsn, ftslber ben
bGisntlis 10 Mrno. nemliq aunb,
bru9Sminiiter @ilIon 90 Dr.. 8. 81,
Wllsn, Iom sr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tets Sousotemiter.
somiteen iremitilsr uOigrlio be Rss
lultatsr, ben sr tOmmen iii oiennsm
rptuans gionssbpro % Gnalbier. pa
dnpefdlsr, at Der maa oisres en- Gnbs
pao ee TorfdIItningey, ION fcroarpsr
alm'noellae 6roemiOler og 9ritteporer
snt'n be sr tiIpirtsbe | bette Qorp sn,r
uolanost.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09

Def er NOT "Rspublitaneren" og life
mig, lom er tommen / Staoe for q.
mire Politit pg SlaDberbiitorier Zig,
at ben life peo uo ino. Sligt bstaler iig
life | 2angoen. Mien bet sr BIT til en-
Iergelig 9dne for BET glao al ipntte /
&aalen Dg Gbe ben. Oct ituar tlippe,
fait, at ON "Rspublifaneren" prGnger
&jGft aIorig Iad meget, itreo ieg netz
tern SanobeO, oa jeg ibeIt Itrep, at Der
blep giort en- COB Del minore baoerligt
Ilbeioe for at binbrs 6. 8. Strem,
mems 8dlg." Oct bar. forbi jeg ia bet,
at "Republitaneren" itjalbte mig ub.
Seq iror "0ecordbzY oiten" Itreo Or
tilter om MORT" BrpfesIor peo Stdtss
uniperIitetet, fer "Hepublitanersn"
nronts ben Sag Gr bet life to g(ur
%iointer, iioen St., prof. Gage o. 9r.,
~efterut Reouttionen bdpoe nepnt Ga
gen, Ftrsp @rtitler? "Siour Gitp Ii
oenoe tienoer leg intet til. Den bar
fcnite nppnt Sagen, tanIte life.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09
Sen syprrneoe Girie.

at ri bette Gar life bar sjort noesr
8rdftanftrsnsslie for at jamie Wioler
til Dor Misiion. vi bar iussn itdois.
reiienoe Gmisi9r baot. vi brussr intet
.unitist Wiooel til at uipresfs Soll
itsrrs Summer for at fpIpe aasien. g.
idaodnt 6orlss ian bel brirgs tore RE-
I~ultdter for Sisblittet, men blir ositr
msr fiGbnsipdneert, naar Reattionsr
inotrGptr, noset, ipm grfaringsn oiisr
- Nsi, Be jspne, itaoist hposnoe 8i.
Orag, ION tommsr fra ale Samfunos.
tIusisr, bet sr be, iom oiisr, bpiltst
Rum Wisiionsn bar / 5oltets Sjerte
bet er be, IOm "oraser" / 2ansosn, oa
bet er De, Tom er at lios pad.
9aitor W. 8nutien bar antdasi
9aIo ira Ga GroSis, @is., 9dftor
g~ranftaus Gft.rfsIgsr.
49, 5 paftor g. u. sborsisns &ulr
bItO Der iioits aar bpgset 3 airtsr.
Stub. 5rsbritieu al preiteitOlsr
bar bsgpnot Religipns Hole / Rusbr
RenigbeO, 9aftor Silietbs aalp.
Snoremisiionsforentnssn for 9.
3. 6oIot npIig SumtuIsmsoe | paito:
ger1ss Wenigbso. Der forbdnoleDes
ON 8~isHfsoeIieu. Silitsoeparsnpe Pre-
tier pare: 5osium, 8. Solem, 3etlp,
Rspang % gsres.
- paitor G(eItao oros | Wiptsn al
5ebruar df'tso til 8sittpitsn pad en-
Snipsttionsrsiie; men ban Tom life
lRugsre sno til SuliipsG, WOntdnd.
Qaa 9sisn fl ban ct faa ooloIomt 4as
fab at 8igt, at ban MATTE fslge Ca
gems Rudo inareit mulig retie biem;
BET bar mso Rso og nspps, at ban fun
be TONNE iig bism. 8i bar lite 'ioen
bort, bporIeoss bet er meo BAN.
- Msnigbsosn / aaliipea, Montds
no, bar bempnoisst Paitor GaeItao al
fable preit til benz fra b. 5pr. &trte.
ct &inamisIionsmsos afbolotel
/ BAIT. Bruins Wenigbeo / 2ute Drills
SilIteoe part BreIterne: 3. Z. RilIen
8run, s. 30. Dahl os Spalsituen. q
TisTonsoHsr pau 800 optusss.
9sItprsr 81. G~unoerien b~srette,
ON, at Der peb 9eloit garne6jem mao
gierss aoftiaise 5orbeorinssr, iom srt
paatpinesnos neppenOise. Gn IFebs'
lanai (Seper) mua lagges ira Slem'
met nso til 6loosn: cen pil tote mel
lem 3 q 400 Dollars. Gn Barn
mua bpgges til Sommeren m. M, ligs
Iaa en- "5iresGicape". San bsoer Ben
nerne srinore Siemmet meo 5orbsruls'
og 8aper.
2ut6srunsren meooeler: gre
Iterne 8ibs % @unOerien / 5reorits.
TAB, Ipree, bar pffentlig paapegt, hpor.
leoss bet tat6olIte SpIpital Der l9gse,
ale mulise Sinoringer iueisn for III
tberite grsitsr, ION snIter at beIs9e b.
ipge paa Spipitulst. Sun naar Der
ipgs ipscielt forlanger bet eaer tilbers'
osofommenoe Preits Meni9beo, fad1
8reiten bsises BAN og Ielp unper geis
get blir Preiten ofte ~foritprret at 81
itrene, iOm gjer Jig uenoeIige Grinoe'
ino til ben Inge. De ItriOer / ben In
leOning: "Wisn Ri ipsrser: Oil III
tberIts Merigheoer paa nogeniomheli
Maaoe itetts ct Soipitul, hpor Sibe
eGler Seftamsnte life finoes pso Spge
Iengenc, bpor lutherit preIts SeIs!
panTteIiggisres, og bpor Der itaoig re
Iitsres, at be ipge paapirtss / tatbolI
R%etning9
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09
Sungbortc o. Sspe

fan i tori lib iao FIN 5preIie taicH ueO SIGLp
al por me 6sIbreoeIiesmstboOe. Grbuer
tan bcbauoIs is isIu. Be!ohutussn er tuu
rtnqe. Suicu os Rrrssu for Creme upbersr
itrats.
Of os 9attenter, Der er bleoet turereoe,
fan rTpnes:
6auS Start premier. Wliuu.
Dlr8. Sorttbtrg. 6oirotsp z. Saf
WlGtrlba 9aHiOh abr: Il. maloroE, Eelpour9,
81 =.
6 6aiuEt. $40 Wiipaufee abt.. 6hitaQa 81.
aUoryJr 6Era'iou. 5 10rrjUgtou Flnu, Cambridge
bort. Ulus'
g1Is o Smuueieu. SUutt WtEH.
3'autle SdHlluub. Ml0ttL Wttuu.
4Vr6. Ilre X. Cnar, g~larfselb, Wiuu.
aubgrf ghUgtaHiau Sor 25L gcmtu, Soma.
gtier &. TlrrmeoaL Dining. Winn.
4 & ~IEaEsiuu, lll6 ~ 3. Str, S~ihpeu1Ing Ndh,
op Htn1igt aHbrc,
Sois Sc uste beitrirer Gere8 SiliGloe, Hal
ptuubeyip9e ott uben Detailing % iige Dem
oor ppristt8e gtenrns. Strip I'll: Z. @prd.
Grctljnit, 1876 8ett 1880 Ctr, Sen 9urt.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09

vt bar mia tlsbt Here tore 9artisr d fibfbpIn.
utuaer al Stiteblaao I'll Griier. hUprueo ri tau bnge
TaMcsHabtr eHeiiaaeHnt 1Uottisb. elsie steiner &c
eue ira ! I'll 3 9lro IaHGc % mango or al Glsrfncre
AgaiIitt &c Ct al ~ioritleltg 5reobe pa iSlrue. Rr
ten ale mullar Sayger fiUbes EQiaa Here Glaze
&aaHh iTtliG eanet ipr SattSsaaHo. "a slgfer "a III
Nhfte' 20 SlglepnH: OR iRl Il amt Tan tiphe iaa
fpe SGano fur ret marg o Jeltc al pore 9riier, Oh
Dprc auNber burbt ityar betuttr GuleoRiageu.
Surt Sa8er AZ StlicblaHo. huoraf nj ilgr iftano
etsle s. Gents 3Gft,r, hcipGr al GyrUu Go9C @ros
@rliH, 9tGrs. &icUt Goa Satiu G0ae, Sif grcs
caoe, SttVpto Ottoman % Here z 1pA fHe c "a inns
gicrc S4ts5aas0 i1m pore 1aHetUUeer igGHler.
Gt Glcr iilluo cclaSiDrtertbe Batter al SiltCbaano.
GsiErtsrebc 5agugr. 1nacH 5lump uHeer / gdto,
ale I COB 90 brAgbar Stano.
20 rI isiae gatte '0r IS Gents / spte eusr 80
GGHtS t2eeEfs GrlmGrte, nc! ~iuopatiet / sGite,
PARIS RIBBON CO., New York City, n. Y.
ITbl
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09


- Sinister 9r9tbus bar nplia /
l9nssre Sio ppboIpt fig | nogle RDbps,
ger / Ssttlsmenter | bet noroliss Wisz
eoniin. San Hal inart up / Roro Oas
tota for at pirte | Sritirtsns 9isneits.
paitor Wilispit, gIimar, Winn.,
ban antasst aalo fra Sronpoob, Mid.
Den ioreneoe banife airfe.
paitor U. g. Sanien. Bolton.
bar bsspnot Wisiionsarbeibs i Dors
80 Wiil fra Bolton.
g~stblebems Msniabeo psc 9oips
bells. @aro 60, u. o. bar bsNuttst at
bpsse baaos p%rsitebDlia % airts,
Paitcr 9biitto er ialpt til Brett
for NET Brand Msnisbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09

Daft. Steenitrup, Yertb Qmbop,
y. s, bar tas.t affeo. San refer til
Odnmdri.
ct. pauli Wsnisbeo, Yalo alto
60, Sa., bar tablet Daft. arosh, % ban
bar antdsss 4aIbst. paitor Gnsbolm
flptter | nafte Waan.o.
STUDENT Tpbo, iom rsifte fra
prefteitolen I Blair forat ~si.npinos i'm
Selbreb | COLORADO, sr bob bernsos.
Gen bamf lntb. Strife.
puitor GtrunoItop, 2ooting
8Iais, Rebr.. bar faast en- 2snsfors
bsielie at 5 Dollars pr. Wadnsb.
= paitor gobbclt bar dntasst Raj
oelien fra SartforO Conn.,.
Snoenbt Rsttel E. De
fort9ller, at man boIOer pua at orsdnts
iere Wlenigbeb paa Gbinoot Bead. Del
re er en- Wisforfaaelis. Der blsp or
ganiisret Msnisbso Der PED mig for D
q 6 aur iioen. ps ben bar beitaaet belle
Sioen iiosn. b%etisnss nj at puit. 9ols
ben at Qitoria. Nei, men man t1nter
paa al bbgge 9trts Der. gGr
iaa psnli9 at rette oenns 5eiltagelis.
Seq Ipnes NOT man ber bupe, hpdo man
tiltommsr. 2auriB Hisisn.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-21

Spain, urged on by the Democratic party.
The popularity of the war was such that
Mr.. Bryan joined the army. The war
was successful. treaty of peace was en-
tered into whereby the United StateA
agreed to pay $20,000,000 and accept SOW
ereignty and public property of Spain In
the Philippine archipelago. There was
opposition to the ratification of the treaty.
Mr.. Bryan came to Washington and per-
suaded his Democratic friends to vote for
the treaty and It was due to
his influence that the treaty was
finally ratified. 1t then be-
came the duty of the Unied States to
maintain law and order and protect the
lives and property of all residents in the
islands whether native or foreign born.
The United States at the time of the rati-
ficatton Of the treaty had military control
Of Manila and Immediately after the rat
ification assumed the sovereignty of the
islands. The people Of the United States
and particularly Of the Pacific coast, be-
came entitled to the vast commerce of
the Pacific ocean Of which the hilip-
pines furnish the key
Senator Stewart then quotes Mr..
BRUINS declaration Of his intention If
elected to call an extraordinary session
of congress to. give the Philippines free
dom upon the same terms as Cuba. He
also denounees tie recent convention of
anti-imperiahsts at Indianapolis. He also
denounced Mr.. Bryan for promising to
extend tho Monroe doctrine to the Ori-
ent -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-21
COMMISSIONERS At SEA
MINNESOTA COMMITTEE ON LOUIsI-
ANA CENTENNIAL LOST, STRAY
ED OR STOLEN
NO TRACE OF THE MISSING MEN
Appointed Over Year Ago by Gov.
CIOugh, but No Official Record
of Their Names Was
Kept.

| 1t may appear amusing that the at
| taches of the governors office should find
| it necessary to search the oack files of
the daily newspapers to fill out the rec-
ords of that department, which IS sup
posed 10 deal so extensively an. ire
vocably II 1ed-tape, formality and de-
| tall; but such IS the condition at the
presenl time. It srCG d be stated, how
ever, that the discepancy which makes
this course necessary Is In Ito way attrib-
utable to the present employ es but dates
! back to the time of Sow Clough
Nearly Two years ago plan was form
! ulated to flttingly celebrate the cen
tennial anniversary of the Louisiana pur-
purchase which comprised, beside
a great deal of other ter
ritory, what is now the state
Of Minnesota. The anniversary will occur
| in 1903. and 1t was determined that at
| that time a grand celebration in honor of
the event should be held at ST. Louis. AS
means of arousing general interest, and
| securing general participation in the af-
fair, the projectors of the plan desired
that commissioners should be appointed
| in each of the states which were inciud-
ed in the purchase to assist in the ar
rangements, the appointment of these
| commissioners being placed In the hands
Of the governors of the respective states
In due course of time Gov. Clough, in
compliance with a request to that effect
appointed commission, two of the mem
berS of which were T. L. Schurmeier and
Samuel HILL Recently Mr.. Hill, appar-
emily thinking that perhaps it was time
that the commission should do something
dropped into the governors Office to in
Quire who his fellow commissioners were
A careful search developed the fact that
there was no record of the appointment
| of such a commission. Mr.. Hill remem-
| bered that Mr.. Schumacher was one of the
commissioners appointed, but it was
found upon inquiry that he did not re-
member who the others were. After vari-
Gus means of ascertaining the personnel
OF the commission had been canvassed, it
was decided that the best way would be
to have the files of the daily newspa pers
OF year ago last fall searched for a.
published notice of the appointments.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-21
VITAL STATISTICS.
oN~N@~-~1~-O~-~-~>~-o-~.~
MARRIAGE LICENSES.


MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Charles Warren Welton, Pearl A. George.
J. August Tillman, Selma Peterson.
Edward ]. Norton, Helen r. Whitaker.
Nathan Sinagel, Mollie Glazier.
Dennis P. Seaman, Hannah R. Daily.
A. J. Hellmann, Mrs. Emma r. Maurice.
Louis A. Thauwald, Ellen c. Anderson.
Orida Godbout, Jennie Hanley.
John FELTON,, Wilhelmina Sonnen.
Edward w Slaywood, Annie Nance.
Edward Heflon, Augusta Schock.
BIRTHS.
Mrs. A. G. Anderson, 346 E. Magnolia, boy.
Mrs. ]. Warren, GIL Sherburne, boy.
Mrs. Joseph f. Nickel, 1905 Rice, girl.
Mrs Norman Ayres, 378 Toronto, girl.
Mrs. E. H. Clarke, 231 Western. girl.
Mrs. John Regenauer, 15S Edmund, bow.
Mrs. Charles Rothdach, 456 Lawson, boy.
Mrs. P. E. Riordan 100 Kent, boy
Mrs. Harry Meyer, $50 Case St, girl.
Mrs. N. ]. Palmquist $50 Rice St, girl.
Mrs. Joseph ?. Tracy, 442 Summit, girl.
Mis-. e. L. Hersey, 290 Laurel av., boy.
DEATHS
NJ. M. Feeney, 19. yrs, 991 East Eighth st.
]. X. Ioger, rs yrs, PSI Olmstead.
Helen Chambers, II mos, 1872 Arcade.
Bernadina Prell. mos, los West Cook.
Z. p. Howard, q yrs, St. Luke's Hospital
D. Rothschild, q mos, 500 Marshall av
Mrs. r. Slater, SO yrs, 800 East Third st.
Harriet Roth, 9 hours, 66S E. Sixth St
A Villaume, y1s. month. SO w. Isabel.
Henry Hermann. 16 yrs, st. Joseph's.
Baby Jakshe, 6 days, $50 Stinson.
Sam Wells, 80 yrs, city hospital
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-21
BREAD DYSPEPSIA.
The Digesting Element Left Ont


Bread dyspepsia is common. 1t affects
the bowels, because white bread is nearly
all starch and starch is digested in the
intestines, not in the stomach proper. Up
under the shell of the wheat berry. Ma
ture has provided a curious deposit
which is turned into diastase when 1t is
subjected to the saliva and to the pan
create juices in the human intestines.
This diastase is absolutely necessary to
digest starch and turn it into grape
sugar, which is the next form; but that
part of the wheat berry makes dark
flour, and the modern miller cannot read
lily sell dark flour, so natures valuable
digestor is thrown out, and the human
system must handle the starch as best it
can, without the help that Nature in
tended.
Small wonder that appendicitis. peri
tonitis, constipation and all sorts of trou-
bic exist, when we go so contrary to Ma
lures law. The food experts that per
fected Grape-Nuts Food, knowing these
facts, made use, IN their experiments. of
the entire wheat and barley including
all the parts, and subjected them to
moisture and long continued warmth.
which allows time and the proper eondi-
tions for developing the diastase, outside
OF the human body.
In this way the starchy part is trans
formed into grape sugar In a perfectly
natural manner, without the use of
chemicals or any outside ingredients.
The little sparkling crystals of grape
sugar can be seen on the pieces of Grape
Nuts. This foodsztherefore is natural
" predfgested, and It's use In place of
bread will quickly correct the troubles
that have been brought about by the
too free use of starch in the food, and
that is very common in the human race
today.
The effect of eating Grape Nuts ten
days or two weeks, and the discontinue
ance of ordinary white bread, is very
marked. The user will gain rapidly In
strength and PHI seal and mental health.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-21
The Presidents Programme.

WAsHINGTON,sAug. 2O-Presldent and
Mrs; Mckinley will leave Washington
Friday afternoon for Chicago to attend
the annual encampment of the Grand
Army: They will go in a special car at
tached to regular train on the Penn
sylvania railroad and will arrive in Chi
cago On Saturday afternoon about 3
o'clock. They will remain in Chicago un-
til late Wednesday afternoon of next
week, and will be- CHARTERED during their
stay at the Palmer house On Sunday
the president will eattend two union serv-
ices in Chicago-one of the Sunday
schools Ia the morning and the other or
churches in the afternoon. On Monday
and Tuesday he will review parades and
on Wednesday he will go to Fort Sheri,
dan. He will be present at number of
banquets during his stay Late Wednes-
day the party will return to Canton.
where the President and Mrs Mckinley
will remain until Sept IL, when thew
will go to Somerset, Pa, to attend the
marriage of their niece, Miss Mabel Nc
Kinley and Dr. Hermann Baer. The mar
rtage will be solemnized on Sept 12 at
the house of Abner Mckinley.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-21
POPULIsT NOMINATION.
Programme for Bryan's Notification
at Topeka Thursday

Programme for Bryan's Notification
at Topeka Thursday.
TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 20.-The details of
the Bryan notification committee have
been arranged. A special committee com
posed of ex-Govs. John W. Leedy. L, D
Lewelltng and John P. ST. John, Judge
s. Fl. Allen, John w. Breidenthal, John
Made, Senator w. A. Harris, Col. e C.
Little, o. I. Boaz and Jerry Simpson
will meet Mr.. Bryan in Atchison at $50
o'clock on the morning of Aug % and ac-
company him to Topeka.
The local reception committee will noae+
the party at the station and, with the
Topeka city, troop, will escort them to the
National hotel where Mr. Bryan will
meet the notification committee. The
notification ceremonies will begin at a
O clock at the Crawford opera house. Sem
ator Marion Butler will take charge Of
the notificati committee and VIII de-
liver the notification address, which will
be followed by the reply of Mr.. BRYAN.
An informal reception will be held at the
speakers stand after Mr. BryanFs ad-
dress. Mr.. Bryan will leave on the Union
Pacific at o'clock.
LINCOLN Neb., Aug 20-Mr Rrvap
practically completed his Topeka speecn
today. The speech will only be half tha
length of the Indianapolis speech and n
will be reply both to the Populfst nomf-
nation and the monetary league indorse-
ment
Mr.. Bryan goes to Wahoo tomorrow
afternoon to make q speech and he will
tomorrow nighth start on his way to To-
peka, making four or five addresses In
Southeastern Nebraska Wefnes lay.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-21
BOiLernlaikers.

The Bollermakers union held a special
meeting last night in order to say fare
well to Grand President John Mcneil
who leaves today for Kansas City. Pres Pres,
We'll pleased with the general state of
affairs among the boilermakers Of the
Northwest. He also reported that he
had the pleasure of reorganizing the
Minneapolis local on Thursday evening,
and said he left 1t in excellent shape.
He said he was leaving the Northwest
especially St. Paul and Minneapolis, very
much satisfied with his visit.