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The Lamar register., 1901-04-17
Teach nsrs a AssecLatIon.

The meeting of the Prowers Coun,
ty Teachers Association in Lamar on
Saturday, April 20. Mrs. Grenfell,
the State Superintendent, will be in
attendance, and the meeting will be
one Of great Importance. All teach,
ers Of the county and school direct
oss are specially invited to be pres
ent and take part in the discussions,
and everyone Interested in the
schools should make it point to at
tend. The program for the day is
- follows:
AFTERNOON Session, l:3e 10 4:3O.
Nnsic lGuitar). ........ Fred COOPER
Prayer REV P. A. EUBANK
Music Vocal Solo). Mes. FEED LYNCH
Topics for General Discussion. .......
l. Should politics be taught in the
publicschools? II 80, how!
2. Incentives that induce to syste-
matte, thorough work.
B. Advantages OF reading circle work.
n. Importance OF the county high
school.
.5. Should there be divisions Of the
county teachers association?
Mu sic (Mandolin). ....... FRED COOPER
Rot md Table Talk ....................
Mus tic Vocal Duet). Mrs. GOULD and
MRS. HAsTY.
EVENING SESSION, 7:3O.
Music '... ........... ...''''''
Addra ~ HoNELENH. L. GRENFELL,
6 'tate Supt.
(AIl teachers of the county are ex-
pected L be present and take an active
part in the meeting. The best-most
successfui '-teachers are those who at
END. and are interested in the associa-
,ion.l
The Lamar register., 1901-04-17
n.., Estate Transfers.

The folio, wing is a list of the real
estate transfa RS filed at the county
clerks Office, q uring the past week,
as taken from the records:
April IL. WuLh tcClure to Laura
james; wsHa nty deed 70 iots
10 and IL block IL, West Side m
add, Lama r; ;consideratioh. .sloo w
Aprill1. G. T.. Feast to W; L;
Morehonse. quit claim deed
to lots / to IL block 8, La
mar; conside ration. n.......... 'Uo W
April IL. NE. sutler to E; c;
Enolahri0bt: warranty deed
10 lot 3 block u, H. & P. add
to Lamar; con sideratiOn. 100 %
April II. Ella d. L arne: to ). 3.
Cline; warranty deed 10 Lne
east half "a "a 8; consider o M
alton. n........... .'.'.''''.. WV w
April 12 Clay I. Run " to Z.
B. Thoman: warrai 1T, deed to
lot block IA, Wes s ide add M
to Lamar; considel-at'o 80. ID Y"
April Is. Philip Clark to Samuel
8. Smith; warranty de ed 10
lot 10 block %, Lam ar; con- o oo
sideration. .....---.'. wv w
April 15 G. T. Feast to Norton
Strain; quit claim deed to
lots Is, 16, II and 18 block Z, .o
Lamar; consideration 49,. LIZ !"
April Is. j. X. Doughty to Nor,
ton Strain; quit claim deed
to lot 16 block 7, Lamar; con- ~ M
sideration. --.... o' w
The Lamar register., 1901-04-17

Ls Junts is At last to have . real
opera house. 1t u to be bailt by
outsiders, however.
At Syracuse, Kansas, the farmers
have contracted with the Rocky
Ford factory for 200 acres Of sugar
beets. The beet territory is spread
ing.
The heavy fall of snow in the
mountains and Of rain down the val
ley during the past week has caused
trouble for railroads and business,
but it has made broad smile on the
face of the valley farmsss, - it in
sures them . good supply q noist-
ure for their crops. II
A man living just outside c1e0wn'
informed us this week that he mar
keted $500 worth of honey fran 100
stands Of bees last year, at N ca
Pense Of shout $500, leaving him q
handsome profit of $500. It Pays
to keep bees in the Arksnsss valley.
Rocky Ford Republican.
The state encampment Of the g.
A. R. this year has decided 10 meet
at Rocky Ford next year. There has
never been q time in the pest when
any town in the valley would have
been considered for q mestinR OF
such importance, and tho selection
is another evidence Of the great
growth Of the valley.
80
A feed famine, horse 3ssd, has
been on in Holly for week. Mol
corn, chop or anything else coald be |
had, and it is not the fault Of our
dealers, either. John I.aMotte has
had two cars at Coolidge for several
days and as soon as the SAINTS Fe
get little spare time and an enginel
40 doubt they will be delivered in
Holly.-Holly Chisftain. |
At their last meeting, tho county
commissioners granted the petition
% new road north Of Eolly, and
notices have been posted by Road
)verseer Ed. Brown. The board has
'ur sincere thanks fol this, ast, a. it
viii relieve Us Of the necessity Of |
vading through pond Of water six
lines q day some days during the ir.
igstion season.-Holly Chieftsin.
EV0vn r,poannk sols>.,k:1-z |
will be grown in this
alley the coming season than ever
efore. The market committees
rom Holly to Pueblo met here to
rrange for crates and it WAS for1nd
nat over 100, 900 would be need ed.
lids were opened from = dozen bid.
ers. the lowest being an Arizona
rm which will probably get the con-
act at about 81 centa per crate.-
'ocky Ford item in Denver News.
District court adjourned on Tues
ay, the business before it being
ery light. Some demurrers and
lotions were disposed OF among
'hich was the following: Hyde Ditch
; Improvement Co.. and the KY
itch Co., vs.. the Sisson Ditch Co,
lotion to strike out the complaint :
and case continued. Cat
n Ditch Co., vs.. Las Animss Con
'lidated Ditch Co., set for trial ON
lay IA, with Judge Dixon of Pueblo, g
Animss Leader. C
School Election.
A petition was presented to the
The Lamar register., 1901-04-17
School Election,

A petition was presented to the
school board Monday, signed by the
required number OF taxpayers, asking
that the board call an election to vote
bonds for new school building at
The Lamar register., 1901-04-17

DR.. A. W. Seabury, physician and
surgeon. Offices on second hoor OF
Irwin building, East Main street.
The Lamar register., 1901-04-17
For Sale.

For Sale.
Colorado native plum trees; should
bear fruit second year; one to three It,
high 21<c each; three to five IT. high 4c
each. M. J. McM1LLEN,
Carlton, Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1901-04-17
Farm Seeds
of all kinds

Black Amber Cane Seed, Red and White Kaffir Corn
German Mlle Flax Seed, Seed Corn and Seed Oats. :
Compare our seeds and prices with anybody any where
The Lamar register., 1901-04-17
Arkansas Valley Notes.

La Junts is At last to have . real
opera house. 1t u to be bailt by
outsiders, however.
The Lamar register., 1901-04-17

At Syracuse, Kansas, the farmers
have contracted with the Rocky
Ford factory for 200 acres Of sugar
beets. The beet territory is spread
ing.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-13
The Lay-Nattinger Company.

A movement was launched at
Telluride Tuesday night to organ
ize Board of Trade. No town in
the state is in greater need of just
such an organization as is Grand
Junction. This city is improving
at rapid rate; new blocks are go
ing up in all parts Of the business
section and new residences on
every street in the city; strangers
are here every day looking up loca>
tions and everything points to a
substantial growth. What the place
needs i. a board of trade or bureau
Of information, where newcomers
can get just such information as
they require concerning the city
and county. Organize something
of this kind in Grand Junction and
it will be worth many dollars to
every property owner in Mesa
county.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-13

The Jesse James" gang Of boy
murderers in Denver is another evil
dence of the results tn may be
expected naturally to arise from
the conditions that have prevailed
in that city for several years past.
When judges seem to concern
themselves chiefly with protecting
criminals and twisting the laws in
their favor, and when the general
sentiment is prevalent in the CONS
munity that the decisions of juries
are sold to the highest bidder, and
when daily lessons in crime are
displayed in the newspapers, it is
not surprising that Jesse James
should be the ideal hero towards the
boys should direct their initiative
faculties. 1t would seem that when
even the children in Denver play
at murder it was quite time for
honest citizens OF the place to in
stitute reform measures that would
be effective. Colorado Springs
Gazette.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-13

New York authorities are after
Emma Goldman. The proper
steps have been taken to have her
brought to that state from Chicago
The people of the United States
have determind to force anarchy
from our shores and The Sentinel
is pleased to learn that the great
state of New York, with its many
millions OF people. is leaving no
stone unturncd to bring the would
be murderers Of the president to
Justice.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-13

The "promoter" and the tax
paver is the subject of triple edl-
torial IN The Gazette of Colorado
Springs Of yesterday. According
to that journal the promoter is
ahead of the game and the taxpayer
foots the bill. The Seven Lakes
were "promoted" and the city
council of the great resort city Dill
to the tune Of 500. 900.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-13
Face Powder.

pure face powder will do no harm,
but it should be busted on lightly and
well washed out Of the skin At night.
It is advisable to apply an invisible
cold cream first, then wipe OF the surf
plus before using powder. This serves
to protect the skin and furnishes
slightly adhesive surface for the pow
der.-New York Ledger Monthly.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-13

Jessie Morrison, the murderess,
was released from the Kansas pens
itentiary yesterday pending a deci>
sion from the supreme court on
her appeal from the decision from
the Butler county court. BOND
$4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-13
A Mouse Cake.

A chocolate cake covered with white
mice is sure to be hailed with appreci-
alton by the youngsters at a ehild's
party. A layer cake with GhoeQlate
icing should be used. The mice arr
made of marshmallows, pinched into
shape and finished with white icing
for tails and chocolate dots for eyes.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-13
The individual who parades him

The individual who parades him
self for a nomination when he
knows. or should know. that his
own party will bolt him, has all the
elements of vicious greed and not
one of the attributes Of loyalty to
creed or cause. Such rapacious
and indifferent creatures should be
rebuked at the primaries and in
convention durango Democrat
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-13

Mrs. William Spicer OF Ellsworth,
Kansas, made the remarkable trip
from Manitou to the top OF Pixies
Peak in twelve hours. This is the
first time a women has accomp-
llshed this feat in that length OF
time.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-13
Millinery openings are numerous

Millinery openings are numerous,
not only in Grand Junction, but in
other cities. Every paper one
picks up these days items to the
effect that the ladies are invited to
such and such an opening stare
one in the face. The dear women
God bless them, must attend these
openings two and three times a
year Hubby foots the bill.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-13
Every month we run across some

Every month we run across some
disappointed fellow who mourns his
fate because few years ago he
didn't settle around Denver and
get hold of some cheap property
when Capital hill was a pasture.
History has painful habit Of re-
pea,ing itself. and twenty years
from this minute scores of men viii
kick themselves for NOT freezing
o.to something good close to
Durango-Democrat. Or Grand
junction.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-13

The enrolment of school children
at Colorado Springs at the opening
of the new school year is 1900.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-07-02
his LIFE WAS SAVED
BY Chasnoerlain's Collie, Cholera
aad Diarrhoea Remedy.

81 an sure that Cnanbsrlaln 5 Collie,
Cholera. and Diarrloea Remedy at
one time saved my lie, says L. A.
Lafalette, of Gregory Landing. Clark
county, Missouri. Il was n such bad
shape the doctors said coud not live.
When | was at the lowest ebo. a Of
my neighbors brought in a bottle Of
Chambsrlain's. Collie, Cholsra aid
Diarrhoea Remedy and | took IL and
got instant relief. | soon got up and
around. That was nine years ago and
| am still in good health. Since then
that medicine has always been In my
house and always will be. 1t is the
best on earth. For sale by C. w.
Kinney & Co.. Druggists.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT on
- the 18Th day Of May, A. D.. 1901, the
undersigned was duty appointed and qua lifted
hy The Second dndieial District Gonrt. Of the
STATE of Nevada. held in AND for the County Of
Churchill. us Administrator Of tht estate of
Henry Theclcn, aeeeuSci, tate oi said County.
All creations having claims against the
estate OF suit Hrury Therien. decreased a,'
Eert ) fctnurr1 Ia die fhv Same. with the
proper statutory naduvits attached with ire
Cler's Of The said Court. within ihgoe mouths os
the drst publication q this notice.
RN1ei. rdEEIEN
Aimt4i~irat'iX ot the estate Of
deurg pleeica. docased.
Dated MAY Il. 1871
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To hunters.

Hunters will please not go into the FIELDS on
the Italian ranch near Jake Hamilton's ole
place, or ON the Hill ranch. to shoot, as the
Wild cattle break out and cause US much trou
bile and expense. Il OLINGHousE.
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Information and Wants

Notices not exceeding six lines. inserted fol
% cents per week or 10 cents par month.
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Pasture For Sale.

First-class pasture for horses or csttle' by
the months also i00-acre field of fine feed for
sale for pasture only. Inquire of
ABE l.. FERGUSON, St. Clair, Nev.
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windmill for Sale.

Iron Windmill with 1000 gallon galvanized
tank. In good order,
J.. B.'CUNsisoHaM, Wadsworth.
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NOTICE.

Hunters are hereby notified that they are for
hidden to shoot on my ranch and parties will be
prosecuted II caught doing so.
.aE q EFl .IOHH G~AtAVANrA
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Hunters Beware.

Hunters trespas1hig On myranch have caused
me trouble with loss sof liyestock and ether
damage and are hereby warned to keep of the
prei iises ana avoid prosecution.
n n d..an
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FashIonabIe Dressmaking.

Mrs. G.. c. Douglas will do all kinds OF fash
ionable dressmaking. Residence opposite Jas.
PoOie's.
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Notice to Hunters.

hereby notify all hunters not to ~trespass on
my promises. Those VINO do not heed this no.
tice VIII be prosecuted. r. G. HERMAN.
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Light = Power Co.'S. Notice.

Having established our ONCE Mt Wells, Fargo
& Co.'S, express office. all bills due wadsworth
Light & Power Co, will be payable there on and
after April l, 1901.
wApswonrH LIGHT & POWER Co.
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rs far rs heard no one has protested
seainst the proposed return from China
Of t'anni Won Waldcrsee.
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Japanese Employment Agency.

day or month. Apply Japanese house across
ditch or address u. KARIYA, box l27.
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Some Philadelphians think that 1.-THE
city OF Brotherly Love" needs purify
M. and a committee of 100 has been
appointed. This sces New York and
-pf's her 81 better.
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For sale.

A Halls safe, ssxs4 inches. rs inches high
The safe is In good condition. Apply at wads
worth Supply Cos. store.
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The DisPArcH ofers ~ reward for any person
caught ana found guilty of stealing any paper
delivered by our GARTER. Rfteth AAQ f
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Edts6n's --latest Invention.
The groundwork OF Thomas A. Edi-
sons Investigations Is the fact that
with present methods OF consumption
~ per cent or more OF the energy stor-
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Japanese wants Ennpioyment.

Speak EngIish-Japanese Day Work Com
pany. E D, M. fTsuMARA, box s.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

In the Second Judicial Distric, Court Of The
-. State OF Nevada, in and for the County of
Churchill:
In the matter of the estate OF u. II. billiard. de-
ceased.
~ OTICNIS HEREBV GIVEN TIA UP
on June 5, raOi, the Undersigned, Wilhel
nina G Dtilard, was by au order OF the above
entitled Court duly appointed Administratrix
Of the estate of ID. II billiard, deceased, aud all
pfrsons having eiaims against the said deceus-
cd are hereby notified that they are required TO
file the same. with the proper vouehess and
statutory, afidavitS attached, with the Clerk
of said District Court within three months
from The date Of the ilrsi publication Of this
notice. WlIaEIMINA c. DILIARD,
ADMINISTRATIVE of said estate.
Dated, this lin day of June, 1901.
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DISPATCH

Head of Kewport's Nasal War Col
leEe.
Captain French f. Chadwick. the re-
Gently appointed president of the Naval
War college at Newport. r. l., is well
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THOMAS A. EDISON

cd in coal is lost, carried of In the
form OF smoke or gases. Mr.. Edison
believes that he has discovered a plan
whereby all this energy can be pre-
served and utilized.
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CafneGie,s Foreune.
In spite OF the enormous sums An
drew Carnegie gives away to ,charita-
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Write for illustrated book on consumption. Sent
without COS, to you, S. C.. Wells q Co Leroy, NY.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

ger poa 6orboaltO, ON Der mliligerrs
Dog funoe pPre noaet | De ~irteresie-
rebe Staters 9ope, Der eiproe oct on
ifeligt at goa ioriigtig tilpprfs. 5 ei
Telegram fra Nep 9orf. oateret 22oe
Hooembcr, beoer oct enoog. at 5. 5.
Sill og 6. 8. hartman for sllpor
ifal baDe begpnot at o~perpeie, ON De
maoife life gisr retteit / at tr9ffe iig
tilbage ira Hortbern Secirities 60.
De er fonmet poa Oct Hene meo, at
2opene / Minneiota og @aIbington
life tilaoer no9eniombel1t Sammen.
Imeltning al finaitcielle Snteresier |
ligelebenoe 9oner, forti9tter Sele.
granmet; felgelig er oct ianoipnligt,
ON fife abiolitt iiffert, at Sin iom
Yrpiioent for Greet Iortbern og
Sarriman Iom sSornano for Union
Gncific's 8ireftion life bar noaen Het
til ut p9re meo / ct iaaoont Soretas
get0e. Siu foriifrer "forreiten igien,
at Der alorig bar p9ret rogen Sanfe
ON at llaa Nortbern Racific % Greet
gtortbern iamunen, og at ser life oil
blipe giort noget Sorieg paa at for.
bsie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS paa oisje ga.
nor
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Q9uinaloo faar II
arigSminiitercn pil life gipc Tilipi.
%nobppSinsen bauS SribcS.

Observation-Disclosures bar taaet ben
Sellrtting, at ggliuoloo fife fan
lsSlooes, og Oct bar atuet General
GbaHee Sr6re til at ~iorebpgge erhnert
6orlgg paa at iptte BAN / Sribe6
peo Ell Brit al Subens Corpus. De.
partementet betraater Iglinaloo iorn
en- arig5iange, ser irpen Ret bar ii!
at faa lin 6ribeb, nnor Sprsret er
enot. arigSminilter Roct er 6eitert
paa at toRle / Ss0ieIen ale 5iITteI.
Ringer, icm err b~eregnet paa at lace
Agulnoloo figl,rere FOR S~onaresicn
iont Ell Selt. "a ser ira RaniIn
inols6 ben Sioer6e, at GglrinuIoo
snffer at fontnle til De Sorenebe eta
ter, GAP Root General Gbaffee 81.
ore til at boloe ham iargen iom isr
% nGgte bam SiQaoelie iii at reiie til
bette Sanb. 8runoelt Ill. at arigs-
miniitereu optrPoer me6 Itsrre
Strengbeb, END hun maaite pil6e Pile
UNDER ANDRE SmitProigbeoer er Den.
at De iilippiuife %3niurgeuter bar pitt
iig meget aftiUe / oen ieuere Sio.
9pi8 De % iaor ie, at man uiier
aguirnloo SpmPrfiombeo, oil DC
iaa bsie Sanfer ON BAN % boloe 90.
reret aaacnOe iaa lPitge iom mulig
General Gbaiiee bar ItaoiGitet, bpno
ser al andre er fortolt ON. at Agui.
naloo gjerne oil llippe no al ben Iette
6orparing, boort ban bol0es, o. at
ban l9ngeS eiter at fonune til ame-
rita. 9eu bar iuiolertio ariesmini.
tier Gcot lat EN- Bino for DEN ling.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Soerfri9en.

6ra aQpitaoen meboeles oerl 20oe
0opeutber. ot Ell Del brittle crop.
per uroer aaoieiu @aiutt aitgre5 en-
8Uer. aonunnrrbo paa 9Gtberg REF /
Darbersberg.@gneu og oreo 9oerre
pan 6Iiigt mo gieunem giergene.
Ger al Dem ialot, Ell blco iaaret, OF
10 6eite bIeo taget al @nglRtoerne.
auptein elliott % en- Rertg 6leu
orpbt pau Argribernes She, og ire
Sffieerer blep laaret.
llroer CATO 22oe Rop. te~legruie.
res ira GIoemfouteir. at 8enerul
SanriJtotr5 trooper bar bapt ct Sam.
meuitso meo Ell 8oeritprte pdu $50
RdrO, iou efter en- ~itib6orn" arnp
~retirereoe. efterIaoer,oe en- Nmto
OrUbt pad Snlmarfeu. Ser sun.
ger bleo tnget. 6erblanot 8eterul
aos Ire0rpe Jtiiler, tiSeioaunnse
Seite ca en- hcl lei anmunittpn bleo
De ieireroe Sroppers 9ptte. 8oerre
iIpgteoe oper Riet.TIoSen. OF eng.
~lUnoerrle iatte eiter Dem ! en- 9iitanre
al 2S gfl; beres SeIte orfebe oa
life mere. Suer al goerne hGp& TO
6eite. OF uaar en- Set par uouIet.
loo NAM cen guu o. taIteoe ia paa Ell
anoen GuOeLig bIeo Sogter fprtiut
al i~rtifcre arRiter bIauot Sc BRITTLE
1ropver. Ga 0et lufteoa$ tlii0it al
aribe 30 li 6iugtuingerre. Reitet
6eser SET. Bier "i1qet / Retning Of
geeiorosi1ire 2eir. GngIRroernes
S1b par 10 iaan6e
Der or / Sc iioite 0u9e inoIsbet
NcooeIeie ouL. at 05erit SolIauo bar
5apt en- lrPrrirg meo groHos aor,-
mdu0o / Emo for 2cr5urJ. % at
Stommaunoen blco moot til at trrfte
ia tilblgc to afSeInger.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
RepubIifaner paIet.
Gentnfgs Semufratiife 8eneralaopu.
tat mGu gaa.

appeQationsretten / 6ranfiort,
&entltdp, omitsote Den 200e Ropen.
Der BEN al Sranflin Oiitrict Court al.
giplle aienoefie, iom opretbolbt Son.
teitbonroets afgisrelie / Sagen mel.
lem Tobert s. Breckenridge os Glif.
ton s. Yratt. Appeadtionsretten
timber, at Repu6lifunernes aanoioat,
Clifton 5. Bratt. er bIepen loplig
palgt iii aentudps attorneD General.
Robert 3. Breckenridge er mn Gnbe-
bets Snoebaper, me- Getten giper
BAN Sr6re iii at opgipe oct og trGffe
iig tilbage. Breckenridge itoo for TO
Iar iioen pau oat oenofratiite
Sidet bpor 8iaiam. @oebel bar op.
itiIlet iom @ipernsr. % Tratt paa
Den republifanife Sifet meo ". e.
Saplor iom 8uperner. CONNER
Breckenridge iiotalte npIig, al 6pi5
Ran bIep %iierret iom StdtSaopofat,
ptIoe ban on TO aar title iia iom De.
motratiif aanoiont for @npernsrem.
beoet. San er Ell Srooer al CIR,
aongresmano gredeirrioge, Ser bar
befienot for lin "isloerne Sunge. -"
men ON bpem Der tililut iortaltes
mango Sfan0albitorier.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Kpinoer / Dals.
StemmeberettiseSs apinoer / 9riifia.
mia buloer RasiempSe.
|eotaser esen Talalihc.

Stemmeberettigeoe aoinoer ! ben
uorife SoOeOitaS 5olot itoitc Gorsoug
ct Mdsienisoe / arrleontng oct lore
~Itaaetr0e aomulmepalg. De 5ellt.
teoe at isge at iororibe Rartipolttifn
ira oe tonuruumle 8ulq oa oytiIIeoe
en- 2i1te al itpoIttifc aan01outer, Der.
iblanot iuo &oinoer. Sele Set poll.
tiite BreSie itnar mliSlerttS / iam.
orngtie Sppoiitiou iutpb oerne gulg.
lite, teIegraferes ira ariftinnta.
8ette er. iom befierot. oet fsrite
Sang, oe rprife aUirroer bar Het til
at meoe peo Ralgurren og ltSsoe fin
9oraerret, men I0ooer 9dnoet hdr
fln iaa GOirr5cr betrttet iig al bernie
Ret, % ! p0erlt ida Serreoer er aoin.
Der bIet poIgt til ReoIemer al Ger.
reoSinret. g,er / Sc itsrre guer
Nerimoo og ierIig / R%riitiunia ifnI
uof aotnoerue ogiaa gisre ia giGI.
Oerroe. "a ON Dc life netop ieirer.
ioo foutrer Be utOrliomt til at sce
life Iinen SrofIpaelie poa 8algets
lt0idl0.