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The Holly chieftain., 1901-04-05
tn. Bes. remedy for Rneun, a.l.n,
QUICK nE,IEP FROM pAI>.

All who use Chamb-rl,in'~ rain R-lm
for rheumatism are delighted wi'h tht
quick relief from ir,in which !, affn';'s
When speaking Of this Mr.. u n. S,"ke,
of Troy. Ohio, says "s"mr lin" ngo
had severe attack II rh.,,na',sm i
Nv arm and .hcni,I.r. 4 i-'-.t .nm -
nls r-n,edi-s tint yi u" relic ~ IL
A. recommended Ia, .'..rr-. Gro +.
Parsons & Co.,. 1'nyy'a,s - ll",',
10 try Chamberi Ia Pal a"'n,. Thrv
recommended II ~ h,t'y ia cough
a sottle mas soon reiiepsd Of all paia.
I have since recuminrn'rdi this ii IL
tnsnt TO many Of inv riends, who agree.
With mo that it is the best remedy fol
muscular rheumatism in thr mnrkci."
For sale by Ikelmsn Bros,
The Holly chieftain., 1901-04-05
AMI7YVILLE.
April fool

April fool
The heaviest snow Of the season fell
Monday.
The Amity ditch gang bare finished
working on the Carson lateral and will
move east this week.
Thos. Furguson has moved into the
Carson house which has been repaired
by the Amity Land company. r..
Punteuney will occupy the house va
Gated by Mr.. FurguSon.
The Grange entertainment at the
Coates school house Friday night was
3 grand success.
Preaching every SUNDAY night at the
Buffalo school house by Rev. Barnes.
OF Topeka, Kansas.
MI. and Mrs. j. K. Puntenney was
Sunday visitors in Lamar.
Thos. Barnes has rented the Dicka-
son homestead for the coming year
Otis Prough spent Sunday in the
Vile.
Mrs. Theo. Baxter and daughter
Cora we're Granada visitors Wedncs-
day.
Mr.. Thos. Carnett came home from
Denver Sunday.
Mrs. IKE.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-04-05

You will waste time if you try TO cure
idieestion or dyspepsia by starving
yourself. Phat only makes it worse
~hsn YOU do eat heartily. You always
need plenty Of good food properly di-
gestsd. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the
result Of wears Of scientific research for
something that would digest not onlv
snme elements ~ffnod but everv kind.
And it is he ono rrm.dv that will u"
il r.-lkelmsn Bros. s
The Holly chieftain., 1901-04-05
ShCE REPAIRING.

A strong sole ik the bes, invest :
ment Won can make. \ good sole
that insures freedom from wet
feet III the spring season.. Patch-
es put on to keep out the water and
they look we'll, too. III fix the
old shoes to make them good n1
new, ~
The Holly chieftain., 1901-04-05

Iftroubled with weak digestion. los.
,f appetite or constipation, isv fev
.losea of Chsnbsrlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Every bog vsrnstsd.
goy ss,s by nslnAs peoa.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-08-02
Died at Sea.

The arip to Norway, Sweden and
Russia, Oh which Prof c. B. Wright
set out three weeks ago, came to sad
ending before the first stage had been
completed. AS stated in the REGISTER
at the time, he was accompanied by Mrs.
Wright's father and brother, j. Park
Alexander and John P. Alexander of
Akron, o. On July 10, when the steam
ship on which they took passage from
New York to Glasgow was only day
out from Glasgow, the younger Mr..
Alexander died suddenly. Prof. Wright
cabled the news from Glasgow, and re-
turned with the body on the next steam
er, reaching New York few days ago
and going from there to Akron. The
cause of the young mans death is sup
posed to have been an attack of para.
lysis, as he had had one before while
studying at Ann Arbor, Mich. The de-
ceased was % years Of age.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-08-02
LETTER TO DR.. e. II. MARTIN.
MIDDLEBURY, VT.


Dear Sir: A doctors business Is to
know pretty much everything. Here's
a part Of it, we'll worth anyone's know
ing.
Devoe lead and zinc Is the paint that
lasts twice as long as lead and oil. Our
agent sells ii under this guarantee
IF you have any fault to find with
this paint, either now in putting 1t on,
or hereafter In the wear, tell your
dealer about it..
'sWe authorize him to do what is
right at our expense"
If you get you house painted with It,
and 1t wears no better than most lead
and oil, you will have good cause OF
complaint; and we must pay damages.
This Is the paint that looks as good,
and wears twice as long, as lead and oil
Yours truly,
30 F. w. DEvoE & Co.
Z. S. A. Calhoun & Son sells oul
paint in your section.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-08-02
my DEAR NATIVE HlLLS.'
Old Home Verses Written by "a Vermonter
Forty Years Ago.

Old Home Verses Written by "a Vermonter
Forty Years Ago.
A Brandon subscriber sends US the
following poem as appropriate to Old
Home Week. 1t was written by Seth
X. Bush OF lrontOn, o., on the occasion
of contemplated visit to his native
heath forty years ago. The subscriber
says 81 feel sure the lines will voice
the feelings of many of our native Ver-
monters who live without the state at
the present time. Mr.. Bush was born In
Bristol in 1920 and died in Ohio, the
state OF his adoption, six years ago. He
went west as teacher in the '40's, and
through he made a success of life he
meyer forgot his dear native hills"
My dear native hills, how long to roam DER
them;
Childhood with bright scenes fond memory
fills.
Their brown rocks and wildwoods, almost
adore them.
No land has the charms OF my dear native
hills.
Ny dear native hills, in fancy view them,-
The meadows and orchards, the pastures
and rills;
AS youth drew the picture, enraptured,
knew them,
And ranged with delight DER my dear
native hills.
My dear native hills once the home OF com.
panions
Now parted and sundered as fate sternly
Wills
| sigh when think OF that sweetest commun.
ion,
No longer enjoyed on my dear native hills.
on my dear native hills were kindred and
loved onces,
How fondly we sported then DER the
bright fields;
Forever now scattered where fortune has
strewn them,
Some sleep meath the clods of my dear
native hills.
On my dear native hills is the grave of my
father,
Whose counsels so vividly bide with me
still;
Beside him there sleeps the loved form OF
my mother;
They rest from their tolls on my dear native
hills.
From my dear native hills ties dear as life
bind me,
Where the placid Ohio rolls gently and
STILL
OF bones that were severed the ties but re-
When parting with friends ami my dear
native Mills.
My dear native hills in memory I'll cherish
With sentiments pure as the fount that
distills
From the moss covered rock the streamlet to
nourish,
That merrily slides down my dear native
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-08-02
ESSEX COUNTY FAIR,
WESTPORT, n. Y.
PROGRAM.

PROGRAM.
Wednesday, Sept. 4.
2 :25 Glass, Pacing-Purse. ...... 5000 90
3 100 Glass, Trot-Purse. .......... 200, 90
Thursday, Sept. ..
3 100 Class, Pacing .... 5000. 90
Three-year-old. Trot-Purse. 90
Friday, Sept. 6.
2 .25 Glass, Trot-Purse. e....... 5000. 90
Road Race-Purse. se.............. 10000
Free for-all, Trot and Pace. ...... 10000
Conditions.
Entrance fee to purses i've per cent, to
accompany the entry with five per cent adj.
divided so, 25, l5 and 10 per cent All races
best three in five, mile heats. Four to enter,
three to start. The Society reserves the
right to declare OFF and return first payment
on any purse or stake that does not fill salts
factorily to change the order OF the program
as may be necessary. and to declare off on
account of bad weather or other good and
sufficient cause. Subscribers liable only for
the amount of money paid in but all moneys
shall be forfeited to the Society No horse
shall receive, in case any are distanced
more than one money. Road Race is for
green horses without mark, owned in the
country, to be driven to wagon by owner
All entries close Aug. 90, 1901. Rules OF Ma
tional Trotting Association 10 govern all
races. Hopples not barred. Send for entry
blanks to
JIM. SINGLETON, Secretary
Restporf, N. y. 29w5
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-08-02
$3.50 81
Death of Edward H. Sheldon.


A telegram from San Francisco re-
ceived here on the Goth announced the
death in that city Of Edward H. Sheldon,
a native Of Middlebury and son of Mrs.
Mary B. Sheldon. Mr.. Sheldon was
about fifty years of age, and during his
young manhood was a popular member
OF Middlebury society. He attended the
public schools of Middlebury and then
went to Ellicott City, Maryland, and
pursued a course of study at the seminary
conducted by relative, Rev. DIR. Shep-
ard. After brief experience in bank
ing house In Baltimore, he went to Vir-
ginia City, New, to take responsible
position in bank there and in two years
was transferred to San Francisco. There
In short time he became private secre-
tary to Claus Spreckels, the great sugar
king. He was connected with the man.
agement Of several Of Spreckels's Hawai-.
ian sugar plantations and also with his
steamship lines. An elder sister, Mrs
George Graves of Washington. DR.. VIM
II. Sheldon and Mrs. G. d. Miner OF
Middlebury and Professor Samuel Shell
don OF Brooklyn, as we'll as his uncle
Henry l.. Sheldon, survive. -
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-08-02
Long Cruise of a Gasoline Yacht.

The gasoline yacht Zeta arrived in Bur-
lington Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
w. Deming of New Orleans, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. P. Townsend of Washington,
d. c., and three young ladies on board.
The Zeta is making an extended trip.
Starting with party from New Orleans
she sailed via the gulf and the Atlantic
coast to New York, thence up the Hud-
son and through the Delaware & Hudson
canal to Lake Champlain. From Bur-
lington her course is to be through the
Richelieu and st. Lawrence river to the
which city she will pass by canal to the
Mississippi and proceed again to New
Orleans. Mr.. Deming is member of
the Southern Yacht Club.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-08-02

Disbursements for New Water Works.
April 81 to July p.
j. +. Buttolph, pay roll for week end
por N
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-08-02
Low RATES FOR VERMONT DAY.

For Vermont Day at the Pan-American
Exposition, Thursday, Aug. s, the Rut.
land Railroad will sell excursion tickets
from all stations on its line in Vermont
TO Buffalo and return at rate of 80 80 for
the round trip. Tickets will be sold
Aug. and and will be good returning
within eight days. Governor Stickney,
his staff, and other state officers have
selected the Rutland Railroad via Nor
wood and the New York Central railroad
as their official route, 1t being the quick
est line from Vermont points to Buffalo.
The Green Mountain Flyer (train No. 64)
having through sleeping car attached,
stopping at principal stations, leaving
Burlington :Oo p. m, arrives at Buffalo
at 0 40 the following morning. Pas
sengers desiring sleeping car accommo-
dations should make application early
to ticket agents of the company to insure
reservations.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-08-02
WATCH FOR THE
BIG CAKE OF SOAP
n my window next week.

4 IN my window next week.
With every order for 20
cents worth of "Swifts Pride"
soap, washing powder, or "W ooP'
soap, you are entitled to one
guess on the weight of the
mammoth cake of soap shown
in our window.
The persons making the
closest guess will receive $500
worth of groceries free. This
should interest you. A lady
demonstrator will come to the
store next Thursday, August l,
and remain for one week. She
will tell you more about it.
Call at
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-08-02
/THE COUNTY FAIR.
some of the Attractions to BE Presented
at This Years Exhibition.

SonIe of the Attractions to BE Presented
! at This Years Exhibition.
The fifty-seventh annual fair of the
Addison County Agricultural society
will be held at Middlebury Sept. 10,
IL and y, 1901. Entries for the races
and live stock close Sept5 s.. The purses
will be, As, trot or pace, 500; 2:27,
trot or pace, 500; 3 100, trotters, Sl00;
free for all $500; farmers race, $50.
The music will be furnished by the
Bristol Military band. There will be the
usual reduced rates on the railroad, and
the Bristol train will connect with the
flyer north.
G. NJ. Remele, general superintendent,
will have the track in good condition,
and everything in first class shape, as he
has done in the past. Il. c. Brown of
Mddlebury has rented the ground, and
anyone wishing stands should consult
him. a. 5. Slocum of Schuylersville,
n. Y, will be present with his tent show
and bran new merry-goround, where
you can ride and obtain birdseye view
of the Pan-American, all for five cents.
Prof. Arthur C.. Holden, champion high
diver, will be present and perform the
marvellous feat of taking headflrst dive
from a tower 10 feet high into tank
containing about five feet of water.
This will be the most exciting and sem
sational exhibition ever seen in the
county.
Floral Hall promises to be up to the
standard of recent years. In fact, with
good weather an all around good fair
is promised, with a good show of stock
in all departments, good races. good
musician old fashioned Addison County
Fair.
Disbursements for New Water Works.
Anril u to .InlN- y
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-08-02

r. d. Sherry has been appointed re-
celver for the Lisbon Granite company
of GrOtOn.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-08-02

Edward Rhodes of Richmond has il
his front yard an elm tree seventeen fee
In circumference.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-08-02

John Ryan, Plaintield cattle buyer,
lost 500 roll Of bills In Montpelier last
Saturday.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-08-02

L. B. Spaulding of Taftsville found a
snake three feet long in rat trap in his
naptrV
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-14
ara satpfom VaGep, sSis.

OapIon 0anen CT iNe iaa beitnfen, at
ri pluttsr 9uloflnmp.r pau Do,rFaoen,
nei, men naar ri / bort 4niigts Soeo
faar grubbet op ct Iioet Stpfte ganb,
faa fodr Ri npgis aobberilanter iblanot.
SITE iaa iss bar nOeet at tIags. toertimoo,
Der er sobt 9ono TOR bet meIte, os aloe.
les naar bar ri aroris bapt. Ssfeo er
Dor nermefte Marteosplabs, og en- liplie
gp er bet. Der ftal bpsses IN itpr Wlels
msae Der / Sommer; en- bar ri fpr; 2
9rain Glspators bar ri, % en- til ital
bpgges, bar ieg bort. Sa life at forglems
me, 9ben ftal osiaa faa e~lettriIt 9ps / en-
n9r Gremtio. "S5rse Mail Deliperp" bar
Ri MI faaet Der, iaa MI Ripper ri at rsiie
til gpen efter Daeens- Yoit.
On Stptterforening bIep orsanfsret
Der for ct Gars Sio iioen; men ben Ter
oespGrre uo til at oere tommet i 25sopaus
bet. Sca bar ri llngbomsfprenins, icn
foranitalter fsTtfige Sammeniomi.er, meo
o~0erfsoigt baaoe at ipiftliee os oritfedse
Sagsr. Den 17be mai blsp ferret paa
tiIberlig Dis, foa buaee Spftsr % Potdfs
Ter fl 4inene op for, at Rorftsrns osiaa
bar en- Sribeosoag.
Ioftilige al Dor lnsoom bar inosaast
i ben pelfiguepe 9Ggteitaro iDaar, % Here
ipnss ies buroe hoppe sfter, life Tad icy
pniter onbt oOsr nogen, forrefen,
Ssfeo bar MI / 2 @ar berst foruoen
Schooner, men iuur fl Ri 2iee1re isien.
gr bet tolot III, iaa tar pi en- Dram mob
aulbeu. ST. bet parmt, tar ri en- Dram
for beore at mooitoa Seoen, iaaI boIosr ri
pua til ri life oeb, enten Ri sr bebe q,
Solitit eler en- frpsiet libel. 9ilnut min
iuosrIigite !9ilisn til 9Iaoets 2aIers.
3. 9.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-14
Siifop paa Sneifo.

9iifop Remnbom, oniot / @iipe.
BONNET Wooionee, 1000 WiI nor.
bcnfor @innipeg % oirefte peitenior
Suoionbugten, er onfommen til 30.
ronto, Ohio, efter at bare gaaet paa
Sneifo 1,5O0 MiI.
cit Siipeip6e, ct Ssmmerbus 15x
90 SOB, iorlob ban fort fsr Sui.
Wteo nogIe Snbianere brog ban ai'
Iteo til Toronto og tilbagelagoe 20
til 20 Nil ON 9agen. ofte / en- Gem.
perottr al 20 til 40 8ruOer unoer
Zero; ON Ratten iop De / tine Sfino.
poier, bpor Eelsiioeu par penot mo.
llnoertioen paagneoe De ON Worge.
men begrauct unoer mango 500 let
Sne. aQe trof en- aiGlpe eiter lie.
@iifopen og bans lille 6sIge fom
I'll Toronto / n0mGrfet Selbreo. San
haooe life bapt nogen llnoerretnin.
ger ira lit Stem, iiben Sfibsfnrten
enOte iorriee SOFT oe ierit ga ban
naaeoe Sorontooiitriftets @rGnoie,
herte ban ON 3ronning gictorias
500.
giifop Nepnbam fommer til 20.
rprto for at gisre ct Spraab pon lit
9iipeosmmes % bets Irbeioes Seq.
ne. 9iipeosmmet ligger / ct golot
Strsg og beboes al nogle Suiino
"Salibreebs". Gitimoer o. SnOiane.
re; bans 6olf trGrger itorIig iii
SiRlp. 5 iomme Mar, noar 9ssien
og 3ettct life siuer noset ~llobptte. err
Snoianerne moot til al ipiie Sunoe.
fiso.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-14
Rem gemmarf, Gamaoa.

9e faur unoftnloe, at iea after er ldd
ri at bsoe 3em ON at optdgs felsenoe
9injer / "poiten," pa BET remlis sr bet
sneite itanonapiife glao, ieg for Sioen
boIoer. 8aaraanrsn Der oppe latter MI
mob fin Gnoe; ben bespnote ltot ttoiIsere
sno i9opauligt, og Der bar prret Tibet AZ
Iebber, iua 5armereu bar bapt COB Get
Iie6so til at fad S9ban i Sorosn, men
Der .r "fortioen itr9tieligt tort, Taa 9rGss
Iet % ben fremtoume Seo nun sisr Iioeu
Sremgang.
Ser bar / aplonicn bette 5oruar life
parst iuu tibet al SD9opm. % ct Oar al
be samIe (booruf her fortioen itte sr lua
fad) er oanoret beosn.
: en- al "Oecorab sYoiten"s iioite
Rumre IGites ct Stpth ON 8rlitubsfors
boloet mensm Na6oerns oppe I en- al Oo-
totasrne, ioet at pelpiaiae Ruboer bdpoe
bpeest en- nh Suoe for en- Wlano, ION
bapoe miitet lin peo Sloebrano, og BET
bar ct ifient GtsempeI. Wen at pt her
pppe / Ganaoa, ei beaer / bette Stptte
itaor tiIbaee, bepiisr fsIgsnee:
Dor uuQe 9~anosmdno Gbriitian psters
len bal for en- Sio iioen uos for BET llbelo
at busge iig i BET enc anc, iom / 6erita
nin9en lille bar ldgt iaa msgst Bret pda,
men mart piite ig at prre farlist, % efs
ter en- ire Tigers 9ioeIier matte genet
amputsrss, % ben uuge Nano gieres til
&rsbliug for Qiostio. Sa, bet uoa /
Sanobso iiaes, al bet for en- 3io bar ct
Sorgens Siem, oa ban ioooeoe imelem
9io oa ORB. pe be bupoe oiit allies Spms
PATH, co oelpiligs Naboer Itrsmmeoe ino
o9 tilbeo oeres Si9lp, bdaoe til Nattes
pagt % til at l1eae SRosn ! Soroen, i'm
gen n9aiees at sisre 2ieneite, ON De blso
tulot pua, itisui sntpers lib bar toitbar.
Wen life MT bsrmeo, Dor unse Sanoss
mdno Sohu 0uno, ait uo meo eli Subs
'triptipnsliite, bpori ole oiite osres Spm,
PATH, % Re'ultatet blep, at ben nett.
Sum al noost ooer Sunoreoe OaIsr ino.
Tom til forelsbie SiGlp til at beitrioe
lIbeifterne. Sil Gber 2anbsmGno, Iom
par meo. flyer ies 9dt for Goers NGite=
tiGrlisbeo, bet er Goer iaapeI Iom Den
forulpt,soe 5amilis til @leoe % til en-
Srpo for benz, lpm Dor uoeHum os. Oct
sr ei bsusr fsrite Sang, 5 bar lust Spms
PATH for 0aaen. Sab bet si heller blipe
ben iioite. Gn 4boment.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-14
IRA Satton, n. Eafpta.

GSnosli9 er benne LANCE S~srtsperiooe
dfbruot at bet pelsierenos Regn, Tom MI
oeoertoeeer bore tsritige os brunitegte
4sre % gnge. Sngen Sne iioite 8inter
baooe ri. % life .no9st Resn at tale ON,
fereno M / 5%eritningen al SUM-. Si3ite
Sommers @rcos pbeIasbes fsrit at 2er.
te. iibsn at SdeIiturm, iaa M BITE gar
tr1nger ri fbRrt til en- Spreisnlng, ON
life Mooet og Saabst ftal fputs Tda lapt,
at bet alorts fan bepes. Def or utroli9t,
boor baarot Slagst al ct to:alt l,uar iss
les, iI9r for en-, ION iiooer i imua auar
pdd Sa%totapr9rien, bpor en- er aloeIes
afb9neig al SAFEGUARDING; IN fsi.r itg
LEGION benIat l en- grten, upen 2p, upsn
Bern.
Men nuur en- fsrit bar opleoet bette,
feler man Jig m~angoobbelt lpttelig i9ien
peo u9fte Sang at is 9rgben fpirs %
8r9siet blomitre, os til Rptts, Sp9ge os
5orrsielie. Oct maner ps til Gftertunte,
'aa Ri tan life unoet eno opienoe ct Sets
teliens og Suttens Sut til BAN, iom op.
boIoer alle Sing, Ipm sllsrs madtte FORE
sua. Som "YOItsn"s 2eiere pei for peo,
rdieoe Der iiOite CONNER en- forferoelis
Ortan, Iom ueorep mango SHTe % ram,
ponerte enbea Here. 9ittle Sorts 8irte
lao miot / Stormens Del os blep ,~snosrz
lltot | imda Stlmper. Gu er be dlereoe
tornmet Idnst paa Del meo SpferelIen uf
en- meget itsrre oe iolioere STRIFE paa
famine Plaos, boiltet piier, at Gnergi o9
Soer for SUBS Sag sr bsritenoe / Uteni9-
beSen. pigeforenaeen arbeioer df al
Ufdgt for at tilpeiebrings Wiolsr til at
tisbs ct Orgsl for, fom ben aster at for
ere W%tenigbeosn, naar ben me airte er
f9roig iii at tdses i grus. Man Ter ida,
Ieees, at Surmpni berfter meIem Sam
mel og ling, os iao ituloe BET pGre mel
lem bpert entelt Mteolem al belle ben triIts
ne Sirte puu Soroen. Der tunoe 5srit oa
blios Yale ON Maat pe Gnisbeo; tbi bet
er enigbeo, ION gior Itart.
$. 8ul6ranoIon.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-14
9Stseonfin Sfano. Gpan. 2utb.
Snorcs Wistonsforenima.

9iauo mig siennem "9scorabz Yo1ten-
at Iiae no9ls Orb PM WisconiHl Snbres
Missions 5orening.
Der bar opret Itreoet en- bel Del /
glaoene I'll fortieliee Sioer, men oa
ale, ialfdGo be, ION ieg bar feet, bar
frenboIot Snoremisiions 5~oreningen ION
ct SplittsIIms % Soslasgsliens arbeis
be, ION buros ~itauiss, % bet al trifteIi9
Senipn, altfad nogst utriiteIigt, Jpnes
ieg, at iss Tfplosr badoe Jorcntnsen oe Dc
troeucs SGgiOlt en- 6ort!arine. Men lea
sr iuu fri at foruobem9rte, at bet er til
2egfoIi iier. bisis 9inisr inoss. =
Wtsconin eodngeliit IutberTte SS~nbreniss
lions Screening sr ferit itauoinuoiit, lite
norit alens, men omfattsr ale 2utoeras
mere al i%tanninaoifte 5oft. % 8runben
for, at ben bar anta9et Ct ida piot % omz
fdttenoe Raon ION bels Wiseonin. er. at
man tunoe forsbpg9e at bdpe en- sSnore.
misunderstanding for bier lutberit airtes
idmfuno; tbi osrpeo piloe life bet Iutberits
5olt tommer Mariner boerauore eno be
bar. Oct bleo Do 5ritirtsns, 5oreneos
8irtes og 9uugss % Spnooens, % Sams
pen pm SamfunD Diloe 10 opre liae ufor.
unoret ION fox. Nsn MI ptl 5oreniaaen
bpoe grooerbadnoen til en Mano al Spnz
ooen, ION bill sau I'D mel GodnseIium til
5rslie % Sulisbsb, ri pil tatte en- Bro
Der at Den 6orueoe airts, ION bill for.
tpnoe 6reIien / Sriitug. aom % Dor
meo! Sg iii 9duess Spnooe iieer Ri BET
famine: 9eltommen alle! MeH for al
ting saa III. uo al biz Sdmiuno, at bin
Wsnis9so. Os forieg lie at faa andre til
at qua I'D ira i'm tirteIigs 5~orbinoeIie.
1et er life oerfor, ri Tiger: 9om % bjplp
os! Wm at pr9pits GoanseIiet, ON
SreEens Del, gla uo ! afiiossIigasnos
Steoer / Oisconiins Stoos, boor IJolt
ingen YrGit bar o. inssn tan bare PAD
gruno at SamfunosFpsrssmaalst, ION
ftdar ION en- Dur mslem DOT. ita.tels
Jolt. = Man oil bsrdf is, at @isemiins
5Oreninser sr mssst fri,irtelis % oil
bare iao nj ION 5uslen / euftsn. Saas
Isoes of @is. Han. 60 luth. Snorsmis'
fions 6orsning o0re ri | pen Iutheri,s
9s!isueslis, bpgaet paa su,bsrs giat Sas
istismus CO pontoppioans 5ortlariug os
SUBS fris Yaacs ! ariito uosn at torsaa
zig / nosei SeIujuno.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-14
bpor norge pense eu bar. % bOorIebes

bpor norge pense BIZ bar, % hoorleoes
bu / belle tuset sr ftinet, iua han peo pms
trent, bpor msset 2ano, ban Hal PROBE at
ialss big. Ss iaa bill leg f~ortale, at ieg
bar en- Sur poa @oupiIs Reiero1ticnen,
men iea iaa intst Qanb Der, fom leg ipns
tes ON at taee for 5armins, oa bet par
aeiten bare Stug oe Berg. Oct bar nit
ct sanite bra Shining Dtftritt. Sda tom
Sibeu, at Del blsp GARRETT, os fua rsiite
lea ipooper til be fore Sosoeoiitritter en-
% Wtil Ipo fra Collar, Wuib. Der bar
BET beors for Earning. oa BET lite par
nossn Sfog, men 9anost Der bar bat'et
og urtoertipen uoiat for ssrts. 5 Seft
ri be fra Is til 80 9u. pr. acre al Yin-
terbpeoe % en- 10 til Is az 9~aarboeoe.
De III fra 35c til 40e pr. Su., % bet
bsrtss uo til, at BE- par eoot forneieos, iaa
at lea trpr, bet er bsore at farme | Soma,
ialfalo MI, ba bet er $5.25 for Iriir,
35c for Corn og McainIep ION YrGfis
bent. Som iugt, ieg lifte mig itsc ipGrt
sobt / WaTbineton, os ies bsspnpts at
tro, at iss fife par tolrmen iii BET Wufbs
ineton, ium be roits iaa i Spipa, for iss
reiite os tarttte iou imaat pua at reiIe til
Waibinston, .. g., men faa tom ies til
at tGnts, at jes tunos tomme til at trade
paa Blue 8rais os blioe arreiterst, iaa ieg
reiits tilbase til Soipa igien, % nu er ieg
Der oe bel tilfrsos. gn psnlig SilIen til
"0scorobpoftsn" og oens 2Gisrs.
81. g