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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-07-12
Nervous Depression.

The month of July is peculiarly the
month of nervous diseases, especially
nervous prostration and other depressed
states Of the nervous system. People
who are OF all inclined to be nervous or
suffer from weak nerves find this month
trying. Sultry heat and
electrical dtstur Dances of the atmos-
phere is probably the cause Of this.
Invalids need to be particularly care
full during the month of July to fortify
the nervous system by the use of Peruna.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-07-12
For the Senate.

To my fellow citizens l hereby an.
nounce myself candidate for re-nom.
ination and reelection to the Senate
and respectfully request your support
Yours trvly,
jun2S At JOHN N. OPIE.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-07-12

Gold gold, gold filled and silver broach-
es, rings and chains. a nice assort-
ment at FRANK DIEHLS Jewelry Store
Augusta St., door S. of Main st.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-07-12
CITY Nj aYketS,

StauntOn, Va, July IL, 1901.
Corrected By J. A. Fauver D. Co., and the
White Star Mills.
Country Produce
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-07-12

'oOA oAo pOtsAo VI your WOnuerkuh
medicine and have 30 improved that I
feel like newperson. lam very thank
full that got hold Of your wonderful
remedy. cannot say too much In your
behalf. had doctored for two years
until felt there was no relief.
"My wife has taken one bottle Of your
grand medicine and 1t has helped her SO
much. find It has improved her health
so much that will recommend 1t to
anyone cheerfully."
Yours gratefully,
Charles Newman.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-07-12
Why Send Away For An Organ !?
When You get Better One at Home for Less Money

$500 down, S. 90 per month.
Stool and book included. No
interest charged on time sales.
Freight paid to nearest R. R.
Station in Va. and w. Va.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-07-12
PERSONAL.

Miss Sudie Stephenson is visit ing
relatives at Warm Springs.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-13
Special Sales
FOR A SHORT Time!

When you purchase 81 in other merchandise YOU
can buy of the following items at the special price
named.
5c high footed heavy crystal glass onch berry
a. s q ;l LOT .. 49,. l5c
Or extra heavy crystal glass; half gallon pitcher for
Or heavy crystal glass set consisting of water pitcher
glasses with deep 1inch band of god worth 5O for
Or berry set same style S5c
Or tea set same style 85c
Or an extra large towel tor SC
Or extra heavy shawl strap best of leather with heavy
leather handle worth Soc for 15c
Or hne whlsk or brush broom for .7c
Or 25c brass paddock with two keys for ......
Or 25c polished steel hatchet for SC
Or handy poacher for. &c
Or wire photograph holder for two dozen photos
Or photograph frame handsomely decorated for Sc
Or steel bread knife for
Or kitchen pairing knife for &c
Or glass berry set for .15c
Or boys fancy, extra fine all wool sweater 39c
Or mans hne all wool sweater for .9Sc
Or mans 800 rain coat for. 200
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-13
Groceries.

pound box fancy mixed cakes, finest
things made, do not miss this, box l5c
Large bunch finest celery &c.
Peaches, pears and grapes at our usual
low prices.
Vanilla walters, marshmellow and cocoa
nut cookies, sugar cakes, Lincoln park
Uncle Sam, cocoa bars or sun beam
cookies from the finest bakery in Amer1-
ca, Saturday assorted to suit per ib 90
Small red peppers per pound 800.
Pure ground red pepper per pound Soc.
mixed picking spices per pound Zoe.
6 good quality table tumblers for 10c.
SEC for set of 6 tea or breakfast plates
nicely decorated and gold edge.
25c for good oil can and gallon oil.
Sc for pound brick fancy cod fish.
SO dozen for extra heavy can rubbers
10c kind.
Sc per pound for fancy large crown
rais;es.
lc for 200 matches, 24o0 for loc.
l5c per quart for plain or fancy mixed
sweet pickles.
&c can for large can mustard sardines
They are fine, the last chance at this
price, 10c next week.
l0c for large bottle ketchup or chill
sauce.
1Oc for fanciest aud best, the very best
put up, bottle chow chow, sweet relish
plain or mixed pickles, small white
| onions or olives.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-13
Senatorial Convention.

Pursuant to call the Democrats of
the 42nd Senatorial District met in
convention in the court house in De-
corah, Sept. 10th, and we're called to
order by M. j. Carter on whose motion
w. R. Mead, of Howard county, was
called to the chair. P. ]. Enright
was on motion elected secretary. On
motion of M. j. Garter, committee
of three consisting of M. J. Carter,
A. G. Campbell and Dan Shea was ap-
pointed by the chair.
Committee reported both Howard
and Winneshiek fully represented.
On motion the temporary organization
was made permanent.
Nominations for senator being in
order, P. f. McHugh, of Howard, ad-
dressed the convention and presented
the record made in the legislature by
the present senator in which the
public interests had been the para
mount question during his entire
course in the legislature and in behalf,
not only of the democrats of Howard
county, but of the conservatives of all
classes pu t in nomination Hon. D. A.
Lyons of Howard county. This nomi-
nation was ably seconded by III. @.
Bigelow, of Winneshiek, who moved
the nomination Of Senator Lyons be
made by acclamation, which by a
rising vote was adopted unanimously,
whereupon the chair declared Hon.
d. A. Lyons the nominee.
On motion the chair appointed a
senatorial committee for the ensuing
four years; M. j. Carter, of Ossian
and P. f. McHugh, of Cresco
On motion a committee of three
consisting of M. j. Carter, A. O
Campbell and P. f. McHugh was ap
pointed to notify Mr.. Lyons of hi
nomination.
| On motion the senatorial committe,
was authorized to fill any vacancy tha
from any cause might occur in tn
ticket.
On motion the convention adjourne
sine die.
4 P. j: ENRIGHT, w. r. MEAD,
Secretary. Chairman
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-13
CAWARD's GROCERY SECTION

TE Said customer I've bought
AA thought good but your SOC certainly ahead
the best drank another and dozens others
the thing There question but the best by
any soc tea n the market.
Sc per found for finest, large plump, Carolina
Be pound for fine Jersey potatoes why go without potatoes
Sc per pound FOR Fancy California dried peaches.
1Oc for large bottle picked onions.
1Oc per pound for finest, large seeded rasns
12c per pound for thin shelled English walnuts
15c per gallon for best white wine vinegar
15c per dozen for fancy California lemons
1Oc per can for early June peas.
1Oc per pound for finest sugar cured California
15c per pound for finest dried beef.
15c per pound for Armour's summer sausage
l9c for pound can Armours fancy veal loaf
l5c for pound fiat fancy steak red salmon
like and is sold in many places at 25c.
PEARS Flemish Beauty Pears 40c peck.
15c dozen for California fancy Bartlett pears.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-13
SATURDAY
and MONDAY.
FOR MONDAY.

loco yards extra heavy teasel downs aud
tennis tlannels, choice patterns regular
10c quality per yard 719c.
500 yards newest ideas in dress goods
worth rs and Soc, per yard 55c.
200 yards extra good 5Oc dress goods in
a variety of cloth per yard $50
SO black mercerized satin under skirts,
astonishing value at each 82c.
15c shawl straps with handle DO.
25c clothes brush 10c.
15c brush broom 7c.
200 yards beautiful hleeced fannels suit.
| able for waists, house jackets, dresses
/ per yard Sc.
300 pairs men SOC work gloves at 39c.
! so pairs men and boys suspenders peirlOc
| 1000 mems wool heeced shirts and draw.
ers extra heavy and good at the regu.
! lar price of Soc Monday each 800.
/ 200 yards 36 inch silkoline suitable for
/ comforters and quilts per yard 70.
15c roll for finest cotton batting made.
| IOc roll for very fine quality batting.
| SC roll for the cleanest cheap batting to
| be had opens out smooth and even
| sc pairs women's corn cure low shoes,
house work seems like play when
pair of these are worn, neat style, raw
| hide soles, low rubber heels Mondays
] price $1.39.
/, % pairs misses $l.25 genuine kid all
solid leather, no shoddy in make or
4 material Monday $40.
22c for 5 pounds best oat meal made and
i bowl or plate or cup and saucer.
l2c per pound for Armour's guaranteed
A absolutely pure lard.
l21sc bottle for fancy decanter shaped
4 bottle pepper sauce screw top, finest
obtainable, small green peppers usually
sold for double.
J 1880 dozen for nice lemons Monday,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-13
j. 3. CAWARD&Co
The Turkish Oil Company.

While in DecOrah tlis week we were
shown through the building purchased
and being fitted up for the use of the
aboye company. The building is
three full stories beside basement;
all of it will be used in the manu-
facture and shipment of its goods.
The floor of the building is 30xS0 feet,
will have an elevator operated by cleo
tricity and will be lighted by the same
means. The business office will be on
the first floor in the front with plate
glass windows. The building is the
old building put up by Ammon, Greer
& Co., and afterward used by Ammon,
Hunter s. Scott in their extensive
implement mandatory, aud is one of
the most substantial structures in
the city, and is admirably located for
the purpose of the company. While
regretting their removal from Cresc(
we are glad tosee them so we'll located
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-13

Despite the unfavorable weather,
Miss Byrnes' millinery parlors could
not hold the ladies who came to see
the beautiful creations prepared for
their admiration by the proprietor
and her capable assistants.
Last week went about,
Full Of trouble and of doubt.
Now m smiling and dance with de-
light,
1 had some Rocky Mountain Tea
last night.-Dr. Connolly.
Mr.. ]. e. Barber, of Austin, who is
agent for land in the Elk River coun-
try north Of Minneapolis, visited his
brother j. B. Barber returning last
week. He expects quite party from
here up there soon to purchase land.
| Plymouth Rock farmers must be all
happy if they nave corn like some left
on our desk from M. F. McCabe s
farm. They are long, completely
filed ears and fully ripened, and he
has 200 acres of it which will yield a
full crop.
There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of the Eddy Cemetery Associa-
tion at Mrs. Cora Salto's home at
O'Clock p. M, Tuesday, Sept. 17th.
AS there will be business of Import
ance, full attendance is desired.
By order of Secy.
will close out my pianos now on
hand at the big reduction of S1O0 on
each instrument, one beautiful Story
s. Clark organ also for sale. Remember
these organs took gold medal at
Worlds Fair, Chicago. Mrs. Emma
Connor, boarding place at Mrs. Shum-
ways.
Geo. Merrill was down from Crescc
Thursday afternoon and Friday morn
ing, visiting relatives and friends. He
was accompanied by his son, B. B
Merrill, of Hartford, Conn.,, who is
out from the east on visit. He re.
mained to visit here day or two
| Decorah Journal.
On Tuesday, September 10th, at the
Catholic church at Protivin, occurred
the marriage of Frank Pecinovsky, Of
Schley, and Miss Louise Swistka
daughter of Jacob Swistka, living
about three miles northwest of Proti
vim. The marriage was followed by {
day Of feasting, dancing and merry
making in which large invited com
pany participated. The PLAIN DEAL
Err congratulates this most estimablt
young couple and wishes them a full
measure of success.
j. Choice farms in large or small tracts
improved or unimproved, in either
North or South Dakota, and to land
seekers in these states, in going with
me, can obtain rate of one fare fol
round trip on any day. Also lands ir
the Red River Valley, Central Min
nesota, New Wisconsin, to which place
can secure rates of one fare plus 50
Call and see me if you desire a gooc
farm and low railroad rates. Specia
bargains for cash in wild lands.
i BYRON MABoN,
Land Agent, Cresco la
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-13
Hunting

is hereby forbid under the penalty OF
the law on the premises of w. A.
Stockman, e. E. Eddy, Walter Eddy,
John Grenhaug, Cnrtis Bros. and Mrs.
is. G. Stockman, of Fremont twp.
Winneshiek county.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-13

Despite the unfavorable weather,
Miss Byrnes' millinery parlors could
not hold the ladies who came to see
the beautiful creations prepared for
their admiration by the proprietor
and her capable assistants.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-13
SPECIAL
FOR SATURDAY,

DRY GOODS-5OO yards tennis. hannels
light and dark colors per yard Sc.
200 yards wool dress goods worth 35c to
Soc per yard very durable, neat and
pretty at per yard Ice.
50 knit shawls worth 4Oc for each 22c.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-13

x4ovv Are Your R.daeysy
IL. Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills. SAM
Ge tree. Add. Sterllrg Remedy Co., Chicago Or N. Y
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-13
CREsCO MARKETS
Corrected each issue. J
GRAIN.
Farms to Rent.

Several good farms to rent. Gan
give possession this fall. Apply to
e. r. Thompson, Cresco, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-13

When you want a pleasant physic
try the new remedy, chamberlain IS
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
are easy to take and pleasant in effect.
Price, 25 cents. Samples free at Shut
| tleworth Drug Co. IS store.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-13

1 Mems Clothing 81 Dress goods, all grades
2 Mems and Boys Hats lee Silks for dresses and
and Caps waists
Mems Mackintoshes. % T n;nae &C III L;nds
4 Umbrellas all grades -
Mems and boys gloves = >~o's''s ''lu "a''
and mitts 25 Cloaks and suits
Mems and boys under 26 Ladies underwear, cot
and WOOL
z Shirts of all kinds o1 7 a;,; d dr
8 Collars and ties, Qatest
stves 28 Ladies furs of all kinds.
Sweaters in wool and|29 Complete line Of prints,
cotton all shades.
~ Eur coats nom Plo 20 80 Cotton and wool blankets
$4,000.
II Overcoats. dress and 81 Ladies and ch1dfens
u1sters hose cotton and WOOL
12 Overals jackets and |32 Laces and en1broideries
pants. 90 p;lL
13 Vases and trunks.
IA Boys clothing in all ages 81 OomPlete he OF MUM
and sizes long and short cry
pants. 35 Fancy waistings and
Is Shoes tor men, boys, French lannels.
women and children. 90 LOO
16 Felt boots, rubbers; over - ;4 co. '''N~ '
shoes Of all kinds.
IL Bootees and full line fo1 Baby cloaKs ana dresses
g knit goods SO Wrappers. ea ....S.. u
t18 Table linen and napkins 90 a.,
10 Sheeting, wide and mar - :. 1 alLa.'
row, bleached & &zunblchd "0o'1i9
60 Velvets and drapery silk 40 Butterick Patterns
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-09-13

-f -fHE-
Groseo bepartrn't
Store!
Is now better prepared than ever
to show you the largest stock Of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Shoes and Millinery
ever offered for sale in Northeastern
Iowa. Our Forty Departments are
now complete and every department
is stocked fuller than ever before.
Every item bought right as to price,
quality and style and the people OF
this vicinity have an opportunity to
buy goods cheaper and better than
ever before. Call at the Del partment
Store and inspect the following 40
different departments.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
en- Sauta paa Sran;
Joiefs Sano.

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nuiie iooet anmoouing ira Serntaen
al a~brn5serre ON Tor oumeS Reg.
ming al beitine ct Wouumeut, iout
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8orteblepne ira "Stelo GpIarc".
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ne herreb beitiIt ct Monumert hos
9ouis Rarpeieu / 5~reorif$uGru, bpor
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ienot oerfra meo 0ampifib til Sam.
merieit iom aapteiu Stsffen auIs.
Der raar ban fommer tiIbagc ira
6areitteItet, for al fine iuSeu NJ.
gongen til Grars SoIefs 9oro.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
@repe fra Worge.

mellem Dor Sibs tingoomsftnDner % ben
samk sibs gp~sbsfteDnsr. Ssnsaua
msbtes mon "meb 8ranbeoinsFaftsn |
2pmmen % gpebeboost garmen; M
msbes ma meb 9rnsieI sfter Oplpss
ming Ds tinbrenbs Seftftemnins | Uinene."
Cab os minoes onne SdmmenIisnins,
bare glade os trp poa 5rsmtipen!
gnore Serpftdp.
Wefoalen, 29bs Mai 1901.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
SorebYe9elie at Sy9eom
Sulo Maoeu / CrOcu.

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~ferbeospaat en- iurO Wnpe err imoO
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o0erraifeu6e, noar man Suffer at GEL
encitc Ruaoc huorpoa ri ioar rent
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aer Soueopine, Smerter / Rpager,
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8oloen Zeal. Gplss en- eller TO NJ
Oisic tablets / Mltuoen siter bpert
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nenoe NAB iuaiom Niso, yea o.ip.
SGIaes al apotefere Tor 30 Gents
pr, gatte. 96iolut iifter % uitaoe.
liz.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
Oorife 6ruber.
ST engelif Sompagni upfjpbcr / al
Stilbeo gamle nurifr @rn6er.

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Rpn9oe 8rlrber, Der err neolaqt Tor
Renneifeolore iioer, forSi 7riiter
efter Den SioS 6orbolo bar ulsniom.
) @leftricitetenS SiosaIber og meS
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nenoes / GunoerlanOS6dIen far
imislertiO ger9perfSorift blioe Tor,
oeInetig ser. 6oor Ben fsr par ulen,
iom, og piitnof foar man { Sc fonl.
menoe gar ie noifiaige gantIe Berg
oerfsforetagenber sienreiite.
ct engelit aoniortirm Ser ffaj
itooe iroe meO en- naernpeite Gpfin.
oeIier til gebauSIing al SernmaImpi
peo Siplp al Gleftricitet isger / orn.
ne 5io / al Stilbe6 pso 5iPIp al
banf Welemmano at fna pna Sann'
Den pISre 8rrbrforetageroer inri
5osiefalo i 3~prbsSen.
On S%noienoer / ct norif 9Iab ran.
Der CT 8arifo imob oenus ergelift
erobring al Norge. Oct bill iiee osr
enaelife aapitals Grobring al noriti
&iaoomsfiloer. San mener, at nor.
ife @runoeiere bsr uGre liot paricm
me meo aiitoaeIien al fine gienoom
me til llolpuoinaer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

Gdosrne sr for I1nsit opgiost al
Manssl pGa 2%iIiIutnirg, og ieloe Setter
ne er fun en- Stpsge df JortiOens Ser
Iiabeo.
Rel uil man isee BET 9~isbenblon, iom
teller, moa man gaa iii 8enitrss elsr
snonu bsore til Observation-Disclosures
9runelousfsIt. llbe pdd 5nleben cr
bet, at be mango 1uTinotr iattsr binlns
ben St9pns.
Saddles bar BET pRret oe fprsgddtnot
Qar, og suonu mere bill ogt bIios BET /
Nar. tost Der ,r fiet bet 5etpouingsflIoe,
at en- Del oanI!s Stubsnter BAR onsntIiBs
giort en- Opfororing til here's aousgsr
ON at saa meo ! Observation-Disclosures
prOtssiiOn. 9anIfe oit bar t~iOlig,rs en-
ug auoen ataoemiisr iunoet q Plaos
Soeidlbsmotratjsts Refer. men bet 5sis
os fore bar BET beg tun oTrtt lloiljs oJ
Wtstiuib. bpormeo Grbti9erns ga osrts
5%i1iosmGno CT bItbtn mFot al Stuom q
tstne. Ru Tprss bette at blrbs dnoerlts
oes; Der bier ia Wuljaaso for en- als
lance meIsm aanosns % odunoers Or
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Den toni,rodtiOe Sag,
Osiua az o,nue Gruu0 !uros BET pare
paa 5ibsu, at ale tou',voatioe Er9ftsr,
entsH be nu uGonsr ia 9sirs sasr Ben
tire, timber binduoeu % rsiisr fla til tni9
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paa at rsooltsrs bort belt 5amfuno. Ulsn
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o1rlist, % snenu II ben tie fsi 6plosit,
8omslisu az ct northumberland,
Ssrieitnrsm bill gartlr1mmsrns nstop
5Iice omluet / oenne Retntng.
gsrniisrne gisrnions M, 5tptt,
"2uboremus" iamler pt5Uartnbe mssn
Sntsrssi, ON ia % bar giOet Whitening
iii en- bel prsgispolsmit. net "politittn"
aishnsm lin aumslOtt Sosn 9arss tos
8ossn til 5notGst for ben gTuRotf IL
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8iloe, Wtto TN pant. aa5snbeo sriIrrss
b. girrnioR imiolsrtib rent uo pdu siom
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bsrsr bismns I '9oliiItsu pans NIX
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bOorsfssr 'poIitit,n" pei no, mad bers 0;
! NIB Al ias. gDrHiOR til Snsiasi.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
Oanmarfsbrep.
6rnnolopsoasen Tor % IN. Spire
saar life | Cptos mere.
29pe sJaot

A~lebftDooi, 29oe Wat
gi ftaar III bsrbimme octrfpr Dor
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ben ste SUM-. nan be1sper ittt at p9rs
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oo Ssirt paa otune Dag / en- iarponsrtnes
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rsoss m,b Sal,r os Sang. Get par ban
Sang opstiss os b~eti,nste IEPuo, fom
fsrte Srett, bet bar 9anoets Iieyts Dig
tsrs. Tom FREQ Sanesns, Der b., Sro pdd
5remtio.n os Stssitra,s for ale De ira
BGer,ns Rtparpeos Soed!er, O. Der oar
Fsrf o. frent 9uFresr % uti,. Iuiinoer
AZ Wsnnef,r Tad at ben tor Slotspari
tuapt tunbe rumms iaa mungt.
WooiGinina bertil to4 9ndtrss
8runoIposfsit pda @ooroflhrc % go
tiuI%otmOtratsrass pau Srnsosn is unOtr'
liz fattist uo.
Wlsn ben lib CT fortangft forbi. Ru
sr BET life Iauetr ON 9strss 9arners, at
Wasitm, fpItsr fig, Iiaefaol,ot iOm bet
sr fra 6eirts SnIeritols, at S5notts beos
tie Raone taller. qrocesfpreu 8itnnsm
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

ALBERT Gnipin Sugiie bIeo febt 1877 nGr
aenuon, NttHn. Summe Mor fGttrbe bans
5orrIbre I'll Ifbbp. Srart gounto. W(iHit. bopr
oe fioeu bor boet. \ 1897 erdoucytoe bun fra
Bari Region Gutberau 9ousee, Srrgls SuuS.
Dlirn, 90 Soften inmme glur Tom ban I'll outbsr
College.
Spbau Eauiei 9erum, ffbt ben t7oe 3aulur
1879 / linton 9rairie IoipnfHtp, slUumuIee
Iourtu. Soma, bIen iouNrmeref ben iiie SuIi
1904 al 9ditor Ror9e % iom ositen 1894 I'll
9utber COLLEGE.
Carl siponbl bieb isNt 1s74 mar 5pyirp
Srpoe. W}inu. \ 1878 Hotiebe bans FnrrlSrc
I'll Poro Enioia, Lbor De tsc1 bar beet uGr
StcfloH. 6nn freToeutereoe 9ruTot gIsahCmp,
BoriIdnh, q. 0nf, Ct aar "a f,m III od!bcy
College psiteu 1898.
Suhu Q. eftuurmoSn bIeo fsbt I Grant
Gotntn, Dftfn, ben lite gpriI 1877. Gan
arahuerebe ira Pdri RentoH 2utb. Goleae
Jereus Sans 9aareu 1895 % 6Ien 6ptnuei ion,
gieo 1 GreftmansaIasfcn eeo Gutber GcaepC
oeiteu faulme Hur. Get fsiQeuoe lur Bier
ban rsbt Ill at forIuoe GOueect pdn @ruuo u'
oaorItg 1elbreh men iom tiIbaee I 1898 %
Dor forfeit Der iecn.
a. ". 1porhSuirn er fsot { gtmbop. Tiuu,
ben 2sbe December 1916. = 1895 fom ban ina
paa gutber GoIees, Tom ban 'oeH bar ireipcrr
teret.