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The times., 1901-04-08
MELANCHOLY AN ATTRIBUTE.
DIR. Devries Says 1t Is the Most Com
mon of Christianity.

Music was a feature at the three ser
vices at ST. Marks Pro-Cathedral yester-
day. The programmes at each service
were rendered in an effective manner.
The choir was specially organized for
the occasion by Director Ernest Win
chester and was assisted by Ernest Lent,
cello soloist, and a portion of the or
chestra of the Marine Band. under the
leadership of Prof. Henry Jaeger There
were forty members to the choir proper,
who had been under thorough course
of instruction for several weeks. The
rendering of Barnaby's Awake Up, My
Glory" as an offertory anthem in the
morning was especially effective. The
prelude and postlude were played by the
orchestra, with an organ obligato. At the
evening service the orchestra and organ
rendered Bach's Awakening of Spring
at the offertory. and the choir sang
Staf1er's -'Seven-foId Amen
The services were all conducted by the
Rev William l. Devries, PHI. ID. He
took his text from the eighteenth verse
of the eighteenth chapter of st. Paul S
Epistles TO the Romans. He said that
a famous English writer had declared
years ago that melancholy"was the most
common attribute of Christianity.
The life of the average Christian has
been an era of passion, perpetual Good
Friday Man is appalled, by the respon-
sibilities that face him and life is sor-
rowfuI Yet il is better to suffer than
to lose the power of suffering When we
think of the powerful elements of nature
which constitute the human being, the
chances of victory, the possibility of de-
feat the trials and constant battle be
tween right and wrong. we cannot help
but think that the profession of Chris
tianity means the entrance of certain
quality of melancholy into our lives.
we should try to transform ourselves
and our religion. We should not look on
the crucixion as the teachings of the an
cient Christians would have us look upon
it, Let us turn our eyes to the life after
death, to the ascension of Christ and the
glory that is TO come. Then will Chris
ti1nity cease 10 be melancholy and the
life of the Christian will be one of glory
DR. Devries preached a short sermon
at the evening service and addressed the
children OF the church in the afternoon.
IL announced that the Sunday afternoon
chiidren's meetings would be discontin-
ai
The times., 1901-04-08
Woodward
and
LOthrOp,
10th, llth, and F SITS. N. w.
Dress Goods Depart
ment
Main Floor, Tenth street,
Displaying, as Shown in the
Paris Shops Today,
High-Art
Textiles

For Spring Wedding Gowns. and
fashionable fabrics adaptable for
promenade, driving, church,
street, calling, shopping, and tray-
cling purposes.
n liberal representation from
Paris, London, Manchester, Glas-
gov, and Berlin.
Elegance - exclusiyeness = the
varied beautythoughts from the
worlds great loom masters and
color wizards.
Specially foremost among the
favorites are the delightfully."- soft
clinging fabrics, including Bare
ges, Voiles, Crepes, Crepe de
Chimes, Mousselines, Nuns Veil
ings, Poplin Tissues, Batistes, Et-
amines, AlbatrOss, and the like.
some as sheer and clinging as
wells.
And the medium-priced dress
goods are especially worthy of
mention, as they have followed the
dictates of Paris more closely than
ever and are shown in a vast va
riety of new colorings and eff
fects.
All-wool AlbatrOss, In cream and the
delicate shadings of blue. pink, grey. Law
ender. old rose, and red. . and - inches
wide
The times., 1901-04-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Capt Robert SeweIl. son of Senator
Sewell, whose marriage to Miss Bates
will occur at noon today gave a dinner
at the Normandie on Saturday evening to
his ushers and best man.
A musicale and tea will be given at the
rectory of St Matthew'S Church, in
Rhode Island Avenue, on tomorrow after
noon. The committee in charge of the en-
tertainment are Mrs. William II. Ciagett,
Mrs. Emile Montgomery, and Mrs. Ram
sey, and among the prominent matrons
and maids who will assist at the various
tables are Mrs. John O.Donnell, Mrs
Clarence Edwards, Mrs. Atwell, Mrs
Perrin, Miss Marie McKenna, Miss Rose
Douglas Wallach, Miss Letterman, Miss
Merriam, Miss Hagner, Miss Clagett, Miss
GoodfeIlow, the Misses Patten, and Miss
Rucker.
Miss Robeson daughter of the late
George Robson, who was Secretary of the
Navy in General Grants Cabinet, is
spending the Easter holidays in PhiladeI-
phia with her aunt, Mrs. Price.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Hay
have dinner invitations out for Wednes-
day evening.
Mr. Pioda the Minister from Switzer
land. is spending the Easter holidays in
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. David l.. Sellle. who have
spent the past two months in Germany,
arrived in New York Saturday on the
Pretoria. OF the Hamburg American Line.
Mrs. Augusta Foster and Miss Shep-
pard will receive today and April 10 with
Mrs F. W. Lander, 45 Il Street south
east, Capitol Square.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Beach viii en-
tertain at a tea at Rauscher's Friday,
April L.
The times., 1901-04-08
The w. & L.
''Peerless" OxfOrds.

The new Peerless" OxfOrds for spring
wear are now i'm and are choice examples
of masterfuI shoe making. We have them
IN box calf with extension -sOies medium
and full round toes Cuban and military
heels; also in heavy Nici Kid with tips OF
same or patent leather, military. or Gu
ban heels
The styles of the w & L. Peerless
OXfordS are correct. handsome. and up to
date in every particular. and embrace all
the requisites which go toward the max
ing of perfect shoe including the care
fuI workmanship and the perfectness Of
detail in construction which insure the
greatest serViCedbii
The times., 1901-04-08
PLUCK OF A TELEPHONE GIRL.
Gave Notice Which Prevented the
Spread of a Fire.

ASHLAND. KY. April THE Citizens
Telephone Exchange was destroyed by fire
Friday night. and the entire service for
this city and the district from Parkers-
burg, w. Va. to Greeuup, KY and Cleve-
land. Ohio, to Rush. Ky, is paralyzed. The
fire was caused by a crossed electric light
wire.
Miss Ella May Wilson, night operator
at the exchange displayed great courage
With the switchboard on fire and minia-
ture forks of lightning darting from the
board. she stuck to her post and called up
the manager and had the current shut of
at the light plant, though her hands We're
badly burned.
Every telephone bell in the city rang
all night and the citizens thought the city
was being robbed.
The times., 1901-04-08
WITH ELABORATE CEREMONY.
4 Fashionable Congregation Attends
Services at St Johns Church.

St Johns Episcopal Church was crowd
ed to its doors Yesterday morning with a
fashionable congregation Of Easter wor-
shippers. The floral decorations were
simple, but appropriate and tasteful. On
one OF the pillars AT the left Of the altar
was a huge cross OF Easter lilies en-
twined with green, while on the chancel
and the altar were various cut pieces of
calla and Easter lilies, white and red
roses. hyacinths. tulips, and jonquils,
whose sweet perfume pervaded the atmo-
sphere. and helped 10 sanctify the observ-
ance Of the day.
The services were elaborate, the princi-
The times., 1901-04-08

1t is now conceded that there is not another
beer that can equal Heurich's in the three
principle qualities OF Il pure and wholesome
beverage. namely, age, purity, and strength
Phone West a. Arlington Bottling Co, for a
case OF Kaerzen, Senate and Lager.
The times., 1901-04-08
Toe the yard

All-wool Foule soft like "A flannel. but
made with a decided twill. in completes
line of the new shadings; ~ inches wide
15c the ward.
The times., 1901-04-08
S1.25 the yard.
S1.50 the yard.

All-weol Camel's Hair Grenadine. in
all the new shadingS of grey, tan, green.
aad blue; AZ inches wide.
The times., 1901-04-08
S1.50 the ward.

Dotted Crepe Barege. a soft, clinging
fabric with tiny Shimmering dots Of silk:
L. inches wide.
The times., 1901-04-08
S1.00 the yard.

Silk and Wool Lansdowne. This charm
ing fabric viii be more popular than ever
for spring and summer A complete line
of shades now displayed consisting of
cream, light blue, pink. lavender. light
grey light and medium shades OF tan.
old rose, maize. and navy; % inches wide.
81 ~ the ward
The times., 1901-04-08

Silk and Wool Sublime delightfully."- soft
and light in texture. and looks like silk
pink. light blue, silver grey. Lavender. old
rose. reseda. cardinal, and marine blue;
SS inches wide.
The times., 1901-04-08
S1.00 the yard.

Atwood Satin-finish PruneIla Cloth. in
tans. greys. and blues and cream. 4;
The times., 1901-04-08
soc and 75c the yard.

Ali-wOol Henrietta. beautiful silk finish.
in exquisite shades of blue pink layen-
der, old rose. red, and bluet; 10 inches
wide
The times., 1901-04-08
S1.25 the yard.

AIl-wool Wolfe. or Nuns Yelling. manu-
factured by the renowned French maker.
L.upiu- a choice line of new shadtngs, IN
Guiding tan. Tameaux or palm green,
and old rose; - inches wide.
The times., 1901-04-08

Silk and Wool EOIienne. a beautiful.
sheer fabric; ~ inches wide.
S1.J0 the yard.
The times., 1901-04-08
May Designer,
Patterns and
Fashion Sheets.

The Standard Fashion Sheet may be had
for the asking: the Designer costs luc
conv. 81 a year; subscription orders taken
NJ the derartment The May patterns
represent the new styles in tangible form
-they are strictly up to date. perfect mt
ting and so simple that the least expert
enced can understand them Prices &c,
lOc. 15c, 2Oc. and 25c
Pattern Department-First Floor.
The times., 1901-04-08
$500 the ward.

Silk and Wool Popln Tissue. in deli
cate shadings of grey. tan. blue. hello
trope, and green. AZ inches wide
The times., 1901-04-08

silk and Wool Crepe Barege. delight
fully soft. light. cling1ng fabric. in all OF
the fashionable spring coiors; A. inches
The times., 1901-04-08
Price, $3.50 a pair

For all styles
Third floor.
The times., 1901-04-08
Bon
Ami

is nat a toilet soap, but it
will clean and remove all
stains from the hands. 1t
contains no acid or alkali to
redden or roughen the skin.
The times., 1901-04-08
$3.50 the yard.

Panne Crepe de Chine. One of the new
est of the many new soft fabrics Deli
cate shades of grey, green, and French
blue, Il inches wide.
S2.75 the yard.
First Hoor. Tenth Street.
The times., 1901-04-08

Mr. and Mrs. David l.. SellIe. who have
spent the past two months in Germany,
arrived in New York Saturday on the
Pretoria. OF the Hamburg American Line.
The times., 1901-04-08
ON CHRIST THE REDEEMER
The President Hears a Sermon by
the Rev. L. VI. Bristol.

What the Resurrection Meant TO
MaEdaIen and the Discipies-Les-
sons for Todny-Story of the S"N-
iour Risen Told the World over.
The times., 1901-04-08

Mr. Pioda. the Minister from Switzer
land is spending the Easter holidays in
New York
The times., 1901-04-08

Mrs. Augusta Foster and Miss Shep-
pard will receive today and April 10 with
Mrs F. W. Lander, 45 Il Street south
east Capitol Square
The times., 1901-04-08

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Beach will en-
.ertain at a tea at Rauscher's Friday,
4
The times., 1901-04-08

The Secretary of State and Mrs. Hay
have dinner invitations out for Wednes-
daN evening
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29

1,947 MeoIemmer, bpiIfet err iaa
meget uiRopanligere, lom 3eporte.
mentets MRffer blir tpnoere Iar for
Iar | De fleIte Stater.
Som tilbase igien.
Siage, 24oe .Wtorts. Chris
Sanien og Samilie er penot tilbage
fra Sunmarf og oil after llaa Jig neo
/ Mitfen County. Sfior Ssit be.
iluttebe Sanien, Tom bar en- p%elitaa'
enoe Sarmer og boebe ct fort Stpffe
fra Siage, at i9lge lin 6arm o9
reiie til fit Seoelano. Wen ban
fanbt SorboIbene anberlebes, END De
Dor / bans @utteoaee, oe efterat
babe bpet iaa lenge / amerifa, par
Der intet anoet Steb, Tom Iiinoe iam-
menIignes meo BET. Otter ct geisg
hos Sleetnineer penote ban tilbage
til @merifa.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
gitntuttc.
Reoaftpr / Sensiel.

Ga Eorto. 25oe Marts. Geo.
%. Non, Reoottsr % llogiper Al
Sheubppiue (Sno) Democrat. bIcp
oomipIot for geSrogeri og gioct
Ell Seruin / S%uotbuiet ! Nihtgau
Gitp. Reoufteren iorfproer M. q;
nil ubaipe aoiien, meoeus ban CT
iirrt her itribeoe Groat. San oil
gisre Gontraftnrbeioe ont 9ogen 20
ON Ifteneu til 2plere TuffeS, nj
ban / lin GeIes Guiomhco lane Wa'
mnifript til lin Nbis. ShelbpotHe
Democrat err Snoianos originate
Sill 9Gpi$. oa r~eooftioueIt ioriporer
sen mi Hem Dorf StotSmanbeus
GonSioutrr iii GrriiOert | 1901.
Non bIeu oomirTnt for Of bare iunot
Sheup Gountp pno Srpfriug al aon.
traftcr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29

Soroen err oerpeb lat i ben pppcr'
liaite SiIitanb.
Snron, 25oe Roi. - Oct regneSc
Der belle 9erbagen. On Altenen
ireebe oct, % tiolia ibog bebrffeSe
ire CONNER Sue Rorfer. Sornen
oil MI bIipe | n6mGrfet SiIitonn Ill
at tiIiaoeS, Regn % Sne bar aImir.
6eIia | Sim Riper GoIcn.
&pbeoer fra GIear Cafe.
CLEAR Sufe, 26oe NtdrtS. 6alr
Soreninaen bar boIbt fit aarsmsoe.
Gil Sormanb, SefretGr % aaSlerer
benholoSoiS ~, Gihinger. Sas. NJ.
Soueb oe SSohn u. Gbronien. 6nir
oq 8pooelsb ifal aiboloeS Abe %
ste SSrli.
Cornell Souie er fparontineret
@n SonoeIsreiienoe brogte aopperite
Ill Suiet.
Smmigreriugen er itrrf MI, SoIn
Sernbarepogue fSrrigrorter foul
soo Ell Gag. 2anbct tiger hiirtla
Eris. % her bar aolin9cn aIorig
llaaet ieil.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
3Uuthiupton.
Etpr Sanocl.

Tacoma, 25oe WiartS. - Ssn-
merhanolcrne II. Soulon % 8. NJ.
Selling / @ropIing, Mid, bar ioact
goo @%ritatniug ior III 6remlpn ior
10 Gdr iioen, Ga DC fiebte ltors
StrGfninaer 6uruIono | Gterce.
2elpiS OF @biteom Counter. DC 10
MGuo eier fem S~ogipoon og SoG'
BRIG / bet noroli9e Ntitignu og bar
bant oct Tor trnplt / ct NntoI Idr til
at reiie bio og inipicere iine gien.
BONNIE. 9sulig font De bio 90 for.
pisieoe iig ON. at De tiIiommer ciet
ca. i00,000.000 500, hnornf 6icroe-
porter erGeber % Neiten Sum-. Ssnt.
rncret or MI ppro ilere @onac mere.
en6 hoah DC betoIte FOR set for 10
Mor iihen. &c aater M ot IIptte bcr'
10 og bnggc Soobrng.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
Sneitorme / Deiten.
! Hebraifa SrGn upbulot al enc. =
Slemt iur AuGget | Colorado.

Smobo, Aeb., 25oe Qtarts. - Ut
Guiin transtontineniale SrGu er
ppbolot al Sne / N~ebraita laften,
Wlunge Sunoreoe Kasiagerer Iioer
iamlne 5tlpbne. Zen p%ololofnl;e
Sne, lom er %ropporteret III Sern'
banerne Der / gper, bar / Geoo.
MOOD. bpor Der falot 30 BONNER
Sne. og hoor Der paa mango Steoer
orep lommen 30 500 opbe Sneianer.
gangs Glfborn & @urltngtonlinlen
par Ell Gel Sano bldnoet meo
Sneen. o. Sonoen pdr mere III
@iuoring emo Sneen.
"Ierue Sueltorm or oGro ST..
100000 pr. Time" lagoe @eneral,
beIturer Tor GlfbornIiulen gtr. Bio
neil. Set cr iaIiolo nit CueriIag.
NaturIiqpis bar Sueitormen oolot
manqe 6inorlnger / lraitf 90 llbe>
baacIigheoer Tor Easioqerer; men
alc 8rpn oil pore ! 6ort iuoer fort
3lo. % zen 6~ugtiaheO. ION @eitens
3or0 iaar. noor Sneer imelter, er
@ul6 barb"
8opefu aanios. 25oe Rurts.
let peitlige aanias % Oct sltlige
Colorado er biemisgt al 9Ii55aro.
Zen beqpnote 2sroag og iortlatte
Senoug oq SenNag 9Iat Suuore'
Der 5tuffer apGg oil omfomme.
1uiinoer aopg bar / 9Interens 500
lepet az bpuo 8rrS De funOe iiuoe
enn 4rprierne. @rPSiet BAR til
itrqffeliat til ar boloe Dem / goO
9ilitauo. glen meo TO til IRE 6oo
Sne paa Rdrtcu blir Sjtuationeil
for apegoporptterne ~nlporlig.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
Ohio.
EaufrpOcri

Someriet 26oe WtortS. Suu
9anoiter sbela9oe oeIpiS Statc
9onf Der / 9pen tibIig irlorqeS. q
iprpnate Tsrene til SppIpingeu meo
NitrogIpcerin itioI $4,000, tog 10
aiereteier ira en- 9eieltalo, boIot fig
Ell VotrliIic @orqere ira 2ioet %
rmofom unber en- BETTE HepoIperilN.
Cbligotioner % @rroipopirer ioc
$4,000 oa $1,000 / @uIh bIep life
feet al @onoiterre 9oufeu bar
fnIot osiureret, % Gorretningen nil
life bIipc afbrll6t.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GIN
lens Sttb ~gtorge~ antom I'll arIlIi.
aniano ben 23oe Dtarts. AIt pIr
oel omboro. ~SslanO" aileile0e irI
ariitianiano ben 23oe STARTS meO
II aabpts- % 200 4tellemo9fs-
pasiagerer oe tan pentes III Reu
BORT oen ste Aprtl.
Miuneapolisblaoeue Tor Sns-
oaa meooeler. II Brofe5ior Sfteooi
bar mootaget et Telegram ira SGltoc
%. 5olf @iertien. al BON agteoe al
tiItr9oe 5ilbaaereiien hi amerita
ira Siuerpocl meo Gampifibet "8er.
manic. Sdu autoges iaaleSes mi
at pqre pao Guerreiien oa Brofesioe
Siteool meme at oet er Iptfeoes ban!
at iaa itenlpleoe iom ialife De otter.
omtnlte itanoalsle Seltploninger.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
Xsbe. Hnmmer 1907.

Hegu falot / Strsmme. Get bdale.
De ogiaa, men &ogIeue par life ltor,
nof til at aiere Sfnbe.
Eigerne pGnot.
Ga Crosse. 25oe WartS. 80
bigger / WonS auoeriorS Soerania.
brit gioroe fer fort Sio iioen Streif.
iorbi ,Sabrifen hapbe iuoiert Beta.
ling for Stpfarbeioe, bporueo oere5
llaeIen bar blepet miubre. Ct Cp.
gier bar mi iunoet Steo. Bigerrrc
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29

MeIion Sotpnibip bar boIbt Mars.
msbe. Happorten piite itor 5orret.
ningsforsgeIie % 8elitanb.
Solmes Gtty pGlser.
Solmes @itp, 26oe Warts. - Sol.
genoe @mbeosmn9b IT paIgt: Sa.
perpiior, .. S. Solm; Glert, .. ?.
@asenius; asiesior, =. 8. Beoer.
len; 5reosbommer, 8. Simonion;
4asierer, %. =. 2epis; Gonltable.
Carl Sonoon; Eolmomalter, NiIs
Sllon.
0~anfbanoel.
Sergus Sails, 24oe Marts. - u.
q. Sbumlpap, s. q. garrows %
g. 6. Iooms bar iolet ben fontrol.
lerenoe S~nteresie / Sersus Sails
Hational ganf til g. 81. Sppce /
Safe WiGs, Soma, os s. 9. llnano
/ glue Garth Gitp. Mr. Sopce bleu
polgt til Er9iioent oe Dfr. nnano
til 8icepr9iiocnt. 9anfen err fapi.
taIiieret meb $4,000. s. S. @pans
iom &osierer.
Sans Strano / &nibc.
ct. Yoiil, 24be Warts. - Sans
g. Strano, iom / Sreoags / De 6or.
eneoe Stoters Het blep tilflenot
$4,000, blep arreiteret ienere poa
Sogen, beifpIot for Weneb / Den net
op ofilutteoe Sag. arreitorbren
bar uoiteot poa Soranleoning al en-
az De anfIogebe. 6. 6. Campbell.
Strano bleb braat for De Soreneoe
Stoters 4ommisirr abbott, iom
iotte bans 9oil til $4,000. San re.
noncerebe paa Examination og bleo
henbiit til 8~ranontrpen, Iom msoer
lite StrSoae / September Wr.
Strano blen / Sailen Rntten oper,
Ssaooreftermibbaa tilbsb q. %.
Stranb og Slai 8. Searle az UNDER.
ifripe hons aaition. Son bill nenbe
tiIbage til Nep 8batcom paa SirS.
bag.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
mtdJtnnn.
Nprgiftcr @srn % ig ielp.

Gals Gitp, 24oe YParts. - Mrs.
Ratban Sopnseno, iom Dor ire Nil
norbenior her, gap i~saaraites lin
Glt % gise. s % 10 anr aamle,
Gift. % basefter fog bum ieIp Sir.
gerncne hsoe al. 9 imoraes og Rrs.
5opnseno en- Sime ienere. 9et o..
oes. al llireo aItib bar raabet | ST..
Jet, % bet antases at uere aarias iii
SorbrpoeIieu.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
apuusfemeatu

raaa tnnIrueres iensa tper Eanbos % zsrsbas E2or.
zen. doertisierrerter iuotasss lite I to paa arisbea
bIseree Rurers. mcbriaers bet Hoirrffslis f~srlaus
ses. psis Ct Reinstatement, Der 'srft 'onmsr iao
gtrsoassuuHterst T. u, '~uridnass ~tuorafist s @auss.
VII bet inot s Srssassnumsfs. Breeze. be- inse-
teloer aocrtisisneztsr, isr est Barter nrb. 6sr nrrs
les auerttsiem sat = BET Heor. eisrHe Yaa gop
osgaien.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
Sc ubtomne gtummere al "g5eo
Nrnen" tan erbolOes ior 15c
ertra.
Jnolanoet.
Qntpn.
gprn brenber tiIbpbe.


Davenport, 24oe Marts. - 50
Born branbte tiIosoe, og ier andre
Weeolemmer er | Soipitalet iom SOL
ge af 8ranbiaar, De fit igoar / Sobn
Souanos Siem, npr Nilan, ST.,
fem Ddl fra Davenport. 9uiet fat-
tebe SIb, oe Glammerne baooe ole.
rebe uobreot fig meget, fsr be blep
opbaeet. Sollanos 6ar, Some os Ter
9srn bar / Sopep9relier. IIe
iprang no Of anben @tages Ginouer
unbtaeen TO fem og ire aar sumle
Conner. 0eres Sig ligeer | Suiets
Ife. 9e andre, motasen Solanb
cg en- 16 @ar sa1nmel Ssn, blep
brpnbt og i%aaret; men De bill iano.
fpnIigpis fomme fig.
So &anoioater.
9es Mones, 24be Marts. - Ero.
fesior 81. g. Storm / Gberofee 60.
er 3anoibat til Gmbebet iom S,iper.
inbenoent for oHentIie l~1nberbisninJ
/ Sppofiticn mob superintendent Il.
6. Barrett, iom isger 9ienromine'
ring.
gfir finbsing.
9drrobee, 25be Wurts. - Somes
Inberion bIen ibag / gherofee er.
flpret for ii~nbsforbtrret. Sans
life Cater bsbe / forriae l1ae Of
Iirfningerne at Vaccination; Scr.
gen pper 9otterens Ssb berspeoe
ham bans Soritanb.
Sarmer bpr.
@eit Union, 25be Warts. - Sar.
mel Iuguit Gomfe / bette Gountp
bsoe, meoens ban bar paa Seien for
of beige fin Ssiter / @loorabo.
Son bar 81 Mor gammeI og efterla.
DER Gnfe og elepe 8srn; bet pIoitc
bar enbnit life noaet Wpnoigbeos-
oloeren.
SIMMER i'm Sars Sppeb.
Glorfpi1e, 26be Warts. - 81. 8.
Sing. appefisber | oenne 8p, blep
al i'm 16 Mor eamle Ssn Sobn
ilaoet / Sopeoet meb en- Ssgafel.
Bonoen blep fn1iit ooer Oct bstre gie.
2peer bar fiernet flere geniplinter
fra Saaret. Sons EiIitanb er far.
Zig.
Tf $4,000.
Sort 0ooae, 24be Warts. - esii.
rien bar inbeipet aienbelie / Wrs.
Sophio SIeiors Gag MOB Sobn In.
berion for grub poa gggteifabslsfte.
Sim bIep tiIfienot $4,000, ben
Gum, Tom bum isgte at foo. Sase1
bar pGret forbanblet / ire Gage og
noft flor Spiiat, ba beaae Barter or
bel fienbte. Inberion er rig og bar
Taob til at betale Tengere.
Tpt Sperabns.
9rinnen, 24be Worts. - en- ge.
ppgelie er isang Der, iom oil ifafe
@rinnen ct mt Sperabus, bpis Den
lpffes. S. %. SpaiiIbins, en- frem.
raaenoe Sabrtfant, bar Iopet at sipe
Cont os $4,000, bois gorserne
ifaifer 2eiten al Gonoet. S bette Sis.
meo forbereber goreerne Ell RGffe
llnoerboloninser, og peo bisie os
@ibras banber De at ifaite ~tiIitretfe.
Iise Eenee / fort Sio til at bpsse c:
al De iineite Sperab,ie | Staten.
Sjemeite paaifiSunet.
Siour eitp, 25he Dtarts. - Som.
r,anSant ". .. 9apis Of Soma
Gepariement al o. q. R. bar fra
oct rationale Sopebfparter facet
@os, ioroi ban unber fit Stpre bar
icrsget WeSIemifabet meo 1S Bro.
cent. Sen Bite Dec. 1900 par Der
famtliae antal Weblemmer 1859
mob 11D05 | ben tibIisere SEAPORT.
Gette er altiaa en- 6oregeIie al
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
anfarouItlt.
Irnfnct.

Gau Claire. 24oe Wforts. - Zen
Niano. bpis &ig bIep nrnoet / Gluuu
her iaaaraftes, antaaes at uPre BE
ter y. 8ranmm, buiS Siem bar /
0rIitom, Nernon Gountp. @lS. @ar
uar noe % isgte eiter SdnO. Snn
uor SoIoat / aompuut IS" l1oe Sn.
,. n,,f,o,
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
Nnrn gukntn.
3runb / Stusburu.

SiQSboro, 25be WartS, - Blum
mer Snuie brpnote ST. 1 ibngmor.
ges. Cab poo gpgning % Snobc
par $500; Isilrancen bar $4,000,
Get antageS, at sIoen bIen paoiat.
Tif to % ct balut Iar.
Sarge, 24be Warts. - 50. See.
Tom tiIitoo at hare pIpnoret 9lltifcr
/ Sorper Stir, er oemt I'll TO aar OF
ier Waaneoer / Sugtbuiet.
!Sutel brGnbt.
Grafton, 24be WartS. Gitr
Sotel, iom eieoes al Better Slion,
brpnote igoar. Sabet er 81, 500;
Isiurancen. $500. &c tilgr9ros
ienoe 9peninger bIep reohet PED goot
Irbeioe al Observation-Disclosures.
Tmnfaros fpmmer.
@ranb SORTS, 25oe Marts. = 81
ipecieIt Srp1t, beitaoenoe al IA
Sogne meb 9unfaroS fra aaninS
Gitp og tiIitsoenbe Serritorium pos
iereoe siennem Sarge imorses.
Srpnet ifnI goa iaa lonet iom til
Minot / ben peitlige Del al Staten
Ieolemmerne ifal foroeles Lungs
9inien fra bette Steo iii Winto.
go iteg az Der.
Npt Seleionfompani.
Wonbon, 25oe Warts. - ct Ses
Ieionfomponi, iom ifal bebe Wanbor
& @prtbneiteru electrical 60, G,
inforporeret meb en- aopitol al $25.-
600. aomponiet ffaI bpgge en- 2inie
ira Ianbon til Sliper County. OF
ON life lpnee ifal 2inien ubitrGffe
iie op aiennem Rercer Go,ntp o.
rlnbt I'll Sebron. Senne 2inie uil
beoGffe ct tort Serritorium og Del
pil tase lang 5ib at fuIoeube ben.
Sfnl unocrpiie Snoianere.
8rano Sorts, 25oe Warts.
MRS. 4nna Burr. Seiter Of u. g
Burr, 9ottineou, reiite giennem ben
ne gp meo en- neutrality-suspicious.
Snoianerbsrn poo 8eien iii Snbia.
neritolen, bpor bun er aniat az Hc
gieringen. Regierinsen ienote Wtii:
Burr til Sort Gotten og ct. Sobr
Reierpationerne for of p9lge et Iu
toI Snoianereleper til Of unoerpiie:
paa Reaierineens 9%efoitning, gsr
nenes Mber par fra 10 til 90 aar