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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
Death Of Mrs. Treat.

Mrs. Susan K. Treat, wife Of U. s.
Marshal Morgan Treat. died at the Viz
giDia Hospital in Richmond, Thursday,
where she had been since December 20
undergoing a serious operation.
Mrs Treat was born at Mount Prodi
gal, Gloucester county. Va, on Janu-
cry 4. 1857. She was the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs w p. Roane, Of Glou-
cester county. Mrs. Treat, besides her
husband. left one son, Leland. She Lad
also reared one Of Mr.. Treats's nephews,
d. H. Hanson. an attache Of the city
poss-ofiice here
Besides her parents, two brothers,
Msssrs W. E. Rosne, Of Richmond.
aud II. B Rosue, Of Gloucester. and
three sisters. Mrs. o. A. Lambeth and
Mrs. f. B. Mitchell. Of Gloucester
county, and Mrs. III W. Corr, Of King
and Queen county, survive her.
Mrs. Treat was consistent member
Of the Methodist Church. aud an active
and faithful o. Fistian worker In the
churches as ShackelfOrd' and Of West
Point, where she had resided for the
pact twenty years. and where che will
be remembered as kind-hearted Chris
tian lady. She was woman OF the
most gentle and refined manners aud
was domestic in her tastes
The fuueral services were conducted
from the church at West Point yester
day at II A M. and the iDterment
made in the family section In the West
Point Cemetery.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
LOCAL MARKETS
corrected by Simon Hirsb & Bro.

corrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro. ]
Wheat, 70 TO 70 ;oorn. 45 to 80. meal ll5
so 100 per 100 pounds oats, % to 3D.;
fowls (live), tot; turkeys live, to
az; dressed 8 to 10; ducks live.
8 20 2; dressed, 0 to 10; dressed
fowls, ~ 20 9 per lb lard, s TO
0: eggs, 20 10 2lots. butter 10
80 90; hams, 10 TO IL, Irish pota.
toes. 90 to 60; beef.S TO 81 veal, ~
Pork, 20 81 hides (greenl, ~
to 8 /; hides tdry), 7 TO =. Baled Hay,
Si4 10 800 per ton.
Wool-Unwashed, 92to 90; washed,
81 TO %.
Leaf sumao-5O TO 90 ceDts per hun
dred pounds.
xns Grain nsrkss.
The grain markets closed yesterday
a. follows:
Ohicago-Wheat. Jan. 74JS May 7616 I;
corn, Jan. S57S May 81; Jan.
Jan. oats, 221<.
New York-Southern wheat, rs TO
80; corn. 40 to 4e.
INSTRUMENTATION wheat, 20 20 rs
Southern corn, a. to 4S.
Richmond-W Wheat. 20 TO 49, corn,
46 to AZ.
Alerandria-wheas. So 30 TAI corn.
40 to 80.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
A Pleasant Entertainment.

Miss Sallie Garter gave very pleas
ant entertainment TO number OF her
young friends at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Garter,
ON Wednesday evening. Besides
the various games INDUCED in, the
young people were entertained with
the "Floral Love Tale. " Master
Ooopee Lai won the fret prize and
Master Spotswood Hall the consolation
urizs. All Joined In the Virginia reel
and afterwards refreshments were
served. At a late hour the young
people reluctantly took leave Of taeir
Young hostess. OF those present were
Misses Amelia Woods. Susie Tyler,
Flora Mason, Susie Yates, Nora Cool
rick, Madge Taylor, Louise Somerville
and Lucille Garter. Messrs Delevan
Montague. Ooopse Lai, Guuyon Harri'
son, Rutherford Rosebro, Robert Lane
Robbie Goolrick. Spotswood Hall,
Douglas and Ellerbe Garter.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05

Mr.. Garnett Spsdy and Miss Annie
5toakley. Of Northampton county " ere
married few days ago By Rev. X. E
Barrett.
Mr.. Morland Oliver, OF Newport
News, and Miss Mary Lipscomb. OF
King and QGeen, were married a lew
days ago, at Wares church.
January LIST. Miss Della Il. Pierce.
was married to Mr. r. l.. Rose, Of
Loudoun county, By Rev. Ohas T.
Herndon. assisted By Rev. Mr. Kin.
oaid
II is announced that Mr.. Frank G..
Landlord and Miss Alma OOulbourn,
both Of Wheaton, Lancaster county
will be married as that place on Tues
day next
Miss Madeline Loving and Milton
A. Pitts, both Of Hanover county, were
married at the home OF the officiating
clergy man, Rev. Charles II. Boggs,
Ia Richmond, January 2
Miss Mary Ferguson, daughter Of
Rev. 8. G Ferguson. formerly of
this city, was married Wednesday
night ia the Methodist church IN
Martinsburg. w Va, TO Mr.. Jas. W
Foley, Of Berryville. Va.
Mr.. 8 G. Wallace will complete the
annex 10 his dry goods store in q few
days. Il Is the building lately occu-
pied by Conway, Gordon q Garrett A.,
and the Commerce street entrance will
be through the old bank door. An
arohway connects il with the Main
street store.
Licensed IN Washington 70 marry
Otis l.. Wright and Frances 7. Todd,
both Of Louisa county, Va French
E Ransdell and Fannie Simpson, both
Of Manassas. Va. ; Thomas II Sin.
clair aud Mary ID. Harrington. both OF
Fauquier county. Va William II
Richardson, Of Newport News, Va. and
Belle B. Garrett. Of Caroline county,
Va. Peroie H.Allen, Of Richmond, Va I,
and Maud o Damn OF Caroline county,
Va Andrew J. Mason aud Bessie Por-
ser, Of Madison, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
ODD Fellows.

AtOld Fellows Hall Tuesday nigt {,
Dr.. ]. f Thompson. acting Grand
Master. and Mr.. A B. Boweriug Gran d
Marshal, installed:the following off,
GERS for the ensuing year:
John ". Damn. Noble Grand; A. b
Bolts, Jr., Vice Grand; Joseph NJ.
McOslley, Recording Secretary; Robt
l.. Wood, Financial Secretary A. Ran
dolph Howard, Treasurer; Robert l..
Williams. Warden; James f Thomp-
son, Conductor John J Hefiin. Chap
lain; H. W. Garner. r. 8. s.; John B
COX. l.. s 8; W. d. Patterson. r. s
TO n. g. E. b Whitehouse, L. 8 TO
N g George A. Walker, r. s to V.
G. W. Thomas Jones. l. s. to V. G ;
Thomas +. Proctor. Outside Guardian ;
d. s. Russell. Inside Guardian; Geo
Holman, Sitting Past Grand.
At the conclusion -of the ceremonies
the members Of the lodge repaired to
Williams Cafe, where a bountiful sup
per was served.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
STAFFORD.
Up to Date omcer-POrsOnalS, Etc.
Correspondence Of The Free Lance }

Correspondence OF The Free Lance
Stafford q H., Va Jan. 2 1901
Oae of our most respected oitizens. Of
Rock Hill District. who has combined
the office of Justice OF the peace with
that Of deputy treasurer, has provided
himself with o Texas somorero ana a
pair of straw colored leggins. His APP
pearance is so striking that Delinquent
taxpayers pay up on sight. and lltt'
giants confess judgment without trial
Misses Florence and Letitla Evans,
OF Washington, spent Xmas with their
parents near Garrisonville
Messrs. James 7 Bennett, Jr. ana
Harry Woodward spent their Xmas here
also, but left for their homes In ID. U.
and Maryland last week.
Henry W. Moncure, Of Louisa county.
is visiting his brother, X. A. Moncure'
Esq.
Miss Esther Bryan left Monday for
Washington, where she Is attending
school
Messrs Frank Curtis aud Sanford
Lunsford paid the Courthouse visit
this week
Lees drinking anu utuuhouhooo ="
Stafford during Xmas week than has
besn known for ten years.
Just 90 marriage licenses issued In
Stafford during l900-about eight short
Of the usual number.
Messrs. James Deoator and A. W..
Evans paid the o. n visit today.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the Il hing season Of 1871 by
the firm Of Waller 81 Monoure at Wide
water
DR.. r J Payne returned home today,
after swing around the circle, In
which he took In Richmond and New
port News.
Mr.. o. + Blackburn. Of Garrison
Vile. has gone TO Newport News. where
he expects 10 engage IN business.
Scribbler.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
New Advertisements.

See notice Of executors of estate OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Thornton In our al
columns.
Mr.. II. A. Garner will offer for sale
a pair Of heavy mules at Spotsylvania
court Monday
Pay your water rent add save money
Read that special telegram sent to
RowIett & Goodrich Of the Equitable
Life Insurance Company, Of New York.
Frank Taylor, executor, viii sell
the personal property Of the late ".
Robinson Taylor. See ad.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
WESTuORELgUD.
Many Marriages General Notes.
loOrraspOndenoe Of rhe Free Lance. }

Correspondence Of The Free Lance.
Montross, Va. Jan 3, 1901
The Xmas Of 1900 is now past but
there will remain in the minds OF not
a few associations and reoolieotions OF
happy events It's not probable that
any little village in Virginia celebrated
Xmas with more marriages than Mon
tross and the immediate neighborhood.
The matrimonial alliances formed have
nearly broken up the church choirs at
Montross. InroRds have also been
made among the corps Of public school
teachers, and the board OF trustees are
making efforts 10 supply the vacant
positions. The fourth Sunday In De-
oember there were five brides present
az the services held at the M Il church.
MIR. W. H HUT. of Montross. was
married to Miss Bessie Lee Atwill Mr..
James Orabbe. Of Washington. 90 Miss
Annie s Parker. Mr.. K. Burrows 10
Miss Lizzie Walker, Mr.. II II. Mcken-
ney. If Suffolk. TO Miss Annie II.
Wharton. of Montross, Mr.. II. Ii
Chandler, If Montross. TO Miss Mollie
Middleton, Mr.. Arthur @. Brown, OF
Montross, 30 Miss Mamie Pusey
Mr.. Brown brings to Montross TO reside,
his charming wife. who was BAlti-
more lady.
The general health Of the people has
been better than any previous Xmas for
a long time, and no deaths.
Montross has organized brass BAND,
which made its first appearance Mon
day night and rendered some excellent
music.
The popular and accommodating dep
uty clerk. Mr.. L. HUT, says his busl'
ness during she Xmas in issuiog mar
rage licenses was lively.
An enjoyable masquerade party was
held at the residence Of Mr.. James Z.
jerks. Jr.. Monday night, in which
nearly all the married people partici'
pated I.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
". 7. Chandler Dead,

Mr.. W. T. Chandler. Of Atlanta, Ga. :,
formerly we'll known lawyer OF Bow.
ling Green, Caroline county. Va, died
In that city Tuesday night. aged
10 years. He is survived by q widow
and brother, Mr L o. Chandler, OF
Milford. The remains were brought TO
Bowling Green yesterday. and fuuerol
services took place from the Methodist
church. Of which he was a member, at
IL A NJ, conducted by Rev. j. Ii.
Masters OF Norfolk. assisted by Rev
Mr. Sawyer.
The deceased was prominent Mason.
A delegation Of Masons from Lodge No.
1 q this city, were invited to attend,
out owing to brief notice were unable
TO 90
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
A New icabinet Portfolio.

Dol. John s. Harwood and his associ'
ates. who are exerting every offort 20
have sSuew Office created in the Presi'
dent's Cabinet, are, from present indioa'
sions. to be successful in their work
President Mckinley has announced him
self as favorably disposed toward the
creation Of secretary Of commerce
Ocl Harwood recently addressed per
sonal communication TO President Mc
Kinley in regard TO the matter. and re-
ceived a reply. undsr the date OF Deem
Der 81, 1900 The letter reads:
IL beg leave TO acknowledge the
receipt OF your letter Of she 2Sth instant
and 60 state that it will be brought to
the attention OF the President.
The letter is signed By Mr.. George
B. Oortelyou secretary TO the President.
Richmond Times.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
Hon ] L. Jeffriss and the Attorney
Generalship.

State Senator James L. Jeffries, OF
Oulpeper. was in WsshingtonWednesday
conferriug with the State delegation
regarding his candidacy for Attorney.
General.
Me-. Jeffries claims that he will be
nominated with practically no oppnsi.
ton and has secured the support OF
nearly every Virginia Congressman
De says that he will make a vigorous
campaign aud will stump the StRte for
the entire ticket nominated.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
Rev. ] ?. Stump Pounded.

The larder Of Rev. ]. P. Stump is
filled TO OVERT owing this morning
Thursday night about eighty members
of his congregation went 10 his home
lsdeued with all the necessaries and
luxuries for housekeeping and presented
them 10 him There was a great variety
of articles from a can Of tomatoes TO q
con Of coal An hour was spent In so
cial enjoyment and with many wishes
for q happy and prosperous new year,
after which the large company left for
their homes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
Steamers Laid upfor Repairs

The weems Line steamer Essex,
Osptain Davis. whose bow was demsg
ed by q collision with the steamer
Potomac. Captain Smith. also OF the
Weems Line, soff Point Lookout Mon
dav night. arrived at Baltimore under
her own steam and was sent 70 q
shipyard for repairs, as was the Poto.
mac Mr.. Henry Williams, presidents OF
the Line, states that tbs demsge 70 the
boats was not considerable, and he ex'
peoe 10 have them both ready for serv'
ice In a few days. Captain Davis,
who was bruised by tho accident Is
improving
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
Mrs. Scmsrville cudlip Dead.

Mrs somerville Oudip. widow OF the
late John Oudlip, died ct her home In
Richmond Wednesday night. Her re-
mains were brought here yesterday
afternoon and inferred In the City
Cemetery. Rev W. Rosebro. D D {,
officiating. The psll-bearers were Messrs.
8. W. Howard. Henry Wissner. W. q.
Turner. J. W. Admas. j. E. Timber
lake, d. s. Russell
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
Special Telegram.
Messrs. Rowlett & Goolrick,

Messrs. Rowlett q Goolrlck,
Equitable Life Of New York.
Thanks to our agents Past year most
satisfactory In the sOclety's experience.
Assets over three hundred million
Income ffty-eight million New bus
mess over two hundred and five million
December business over forty-six mil
lion. A happy New Year to You and ell
your agents
Cd Vice.Presldent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
FOR oyer fifty Years

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
hsen used for over fifty years by mil.
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success. II
soothes the child, softens the gums,
aIIays all pains, cures wind colo, and
h tho best remedy for Diarrhoea 1t
viii relieve the poor little sufferer I'M
mediately. Sold by Druggists In every
mart Of the world. Twenty-Five cents
= bottle. Be sure aud ask for Mrs
winslow's annthinV Syrup. and
take no other kind.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
Attsmuted Suicide Ia Madison.

AttemPteo SulSL0e 4" SA@~1SSH'
Granville jenkins, o young man
% years Of age. son Of Abram Jenkins,
living In Madison county, attempted to
take his life q few day ago. swallowing
two ounces Of laudanum. Drs. Twyman
and HILL worked on him all night. and
he is reported out Of danger. Trouble
about his sweetheart Is said 20 have
been the cause.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
Read This !

Go to Gsnthsr's for cheap handmade
Harness. Saddles. Whips, eto. His
goods are reliable and his prices low.
An goods warranted Repairing done
promptly and low prices guaranteed.
SIP Slys 0ENrhE D
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
Richmond, fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad.
soheo als In effect Nov. S5th. 1900.
Leave Northw ard.


Leave Hortnvsrd.
$40 A. N. daily, no local stops.
7.tH A. NJ. daily, no local stops.
lois A. NJ. sundays only, stops at BROOKE
1910 A. NJ. daily except Sunday. no local
I.sS P. Nj. daily except Sunday, no local
III p. NJ. daily. No local stops.
o,36 p. NJ. daily. stops at brooke ana Wloe
WSter.
Leave Southwark.
s.ss A. N. daily. Atlantic Coast Line train.
atopa AZ Milford, boswell and Ashland, week
laws All local stops on Sundays,
Iss2 p. NJ. daily, Seaooard Air Line tram
via \. A. L. junction. Arrive at Gao. Broad
treet station, Richmond.
l@ p NJ. Daily except Sunday. stops ~
Milford. boswell and Ashland.
is6P VI. Daily. Atlantic Co ist Line traln'
stops at boswell and Ashland.
6STP. NJ. Daily makes local stops. -
S2P. NJ. daily, SeaO1ard Air Line tralu3
via 4. A. L. Junction. Arrive at Z. U. BrOau
street station, Richmond.
Aeeommodst. on trains. Daily except Sunday
k3A.M for EichmOad.
10 A n. for QuanticO.
1919 Z. n. Tor Ashland. ,,
SO0P "A. from Richmond for treoerlcks-
burg.
WP. Taylor, Traffic Manager.
ct ID. Ayors. President.
o. @. COX, Agent
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
MNuEanH e0cAINEluDWHISKY

MRENEEe Habits Cured at my sanatos.
a 81 uUbHo ium, IN 80 days. Hundreds
III III Of references. q years q Specially. BOOK on
"A 81 Home Treatment sent FREE Address
~ 81, M. WOoLLEY, Ne o., Atlanta, cas
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-05
MARRIAGES

Mr.. Garrett Spady and Miss Annie
5toakley. of Northampton county " ere
married a few days ago By Rev. h. E
Barrett.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
Yipner panorct bort.

Sra Yrutsbsrs, Minn., 1triOss iii ps.
Serous ben Abe Wtai Iioitlepen bleb en-
Sorgsns Gag for Samilien paa Sien;
tbi ben bleo SIR. Ole 8. giens fibfte.
pdu !Siemoeisn fra gpen, bpor ban bapoe
D9ret | ct Snarerinbe, bIso ban Ipg, og
bapos forlaot Seitene os gaast ct Stptte
fremooer | Hetntns at, boor bans Ssns
ner arbeiosoe paa Marieu; men Deben
baooe o~oerraitst BAN. De fanot BAN
Itrufs sftsr osp al 9iarteiIas.
Mr. DIE Slien 2isn blsp fsot paa
9adrben Sien, S~aulanb, SeIemarten,
ben 27oe april 1882. % aar sammel
bleo ban gift meo Pigen 9uubilo Oiss
batter 2in fra iamms gpgb, % itrats
sfter brOg be ooer Suost for al iinbs ia ct
6iem Der ueft. boOr 5riheo os 2igbeo raas
Der, og bour Iua mango Mtuliebsosr for
9ptte os Jremgung pinter. Otter nj
Tigers Sereiie os %aoftiliss geiparlisbs.
Der opopsr 2anoet tom be til Wuiteson,
mis-. Ser bar be / TO Iar. pda ben
lib bar Der tor Snbitrsmning til ifnors
Winneiota. Sle patteos ogIua fine gisns
belle paa en- 9osn foripGnot meo TO
Stser, ban bapoe tlebt, os reifie iammen
meo en- Del andre op iii Winnsiota. Oct
gift Imadt ajeHnsm STRAIT, ooer Sumps og
Glpe. men frem git bet bog. On Rat bass
De 10 6sfte. Ole bapoe meo, gdast pg p9t.
6an MATTE ~forlaoe Sslitabet % ait uafs
bruot / ire 8een os leots sfter Dem, men
mautte mto uforrsttet Sag psnos tilbaee
iii Selftabet. !Sdn bapos life imdgt aRao
iioen ban forloo BEN. 6ans Ben bar
huoleie, os ban mudits iGtte fig paa Cas-
Jet. SilIIut tom be sftsr aoftiliee Stras
bao'er frem I'll 6iqmore 60, Whnn. Ser
tisbte Ole so 4cres 9ano al en- SI9gts
ming for 400 Dollars. San If laan.
Ysngs imoo Is prpesnt. men paa 9anoet
par naTtsn inggting rpoost, os ou Gss.
Ttossn FOB tart meo feontpt.e Stamm.r,
iaa bet juii life lopsuns uo. iii gus
matte BE- eraos en- aieloer, Tom Be tais
t,Ss mso Straa. SsnssftsDst par ct
asie pla bare Sprobunosu os ganost
MATTE bsntss TO WiI bOrts ben fsrfts
Summsr. Oct iatot piinot haarot al ,las
re Be tunss Gag; men DIE ,isuots life
til Miampo. % oerfor Hang Der alfissosl
Spas % muntre Sang, | 0ismmsi olanot
Gasitammsras, foI Der oar al.io eio ca
MuAitrbto. hocr Die par. De bd9os lie
9pttsa meO is be isrits aar; d miisos
iine areatursr. Iaa mart Be IF tisbt no.
gan. Sans Sufm FOB BAN iroIis bi meo
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31

isien feet be l9nse Sapnebx," os oeres Bel
fignelis pil gisre os itarfe til at rnooitoa
be 5riitefIer. Der bill msbe os paa Dor
Reiie tilbase til bore aiGre. Den trto'e
Dag, 6rebag, pattert 0eir % pasfoserers
ne bebolbt D0ttet. Sang. Spill % Ouns.
os Ri ale trpebs, at en- Sur oper atlantes
rem bar bare Solitin. "xeutMie" er en-
ppperlis Seiler; bet tor bare en- lioen
Stunb at tilbdsel9sge ale be Stibe, ps
snonu bar feet. Spas, 9erbas, par bet
m9gtiee 6ab tdgsi bort 99t I 8sfiooeHe.
Oh omtrent ale MAD pare nsoe. Sefpsen
bar uperpGlbet mango, og 9~tmoiferen er
ali anoet mb bebaselis, berfor bar leg
funbet mig ct tsrt 4hutts poa Dettet.
9snoag. alt er after / i'm panli9s Sang,
Sslserne bar last fig, oe en- efter ben ans
ben at pasSoeererne fommer after paa
0ettet. 8i sr melt Sfanbindper m
boro, men pi bar ogiaa nogIe SrI9npere,
% forleben often bar be fibt uItprlise !
Sooeftuen, men Se~corabeuttsrm Ole :.
0cmmen os Rils Ssrserion bar frrbise
til at eipiliiere benz iaa grunpist. at be
tcmmer til at bute bet for Jremttoen,
Taafrsmt be life | ct % alt feiebe fs t
Susrsglsme. Siben bar aft p1ret itiIe.
Carl 3. Ssnpis % OIaus 4abers al
Stousbton, mis-, sr bore n9rmefte Sens'
tumerater. Manbue, @inben noroeft. os
alt er Gin os 5ornsisIie omborb. Sns.
bag, 8be, bar hi 2anb iiiste, os tilise saar
Ri siennem apitpustsn, u 8rtesFibs, ct
pregtiet Stus. 81. 1850 pasiersr Ri tbe
eigbt Souie, ct. Georss, Seilubs 426
Wil. Queenstown er tilbaselogt, Paslas
gerer for iumme tce @fiteb unber rinssns
De 6iliener. 81. $50 nu Teller Ri for
2~ioerpool. 6. 6. Climber.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
1oier oct peitlisc Canada.

Gn Mano osO Rubn Sobn RldeIien,
Der tibligere boebe / Sttapa Gouutp,
Sbio, rsiite / 1899 til bet peitliee Ganas
ba, os ct aar ishere itriper ban ti.baes
til en- Ben / SpIeoo, at ban bar funoet
alt tilfreosiilenos o9 tribes uom9rtst.
San flyer, at alberta sgner fig fcrtrin
list for Earning os Sp9gaol. Plantse
pertsu er rig os frools, os ban bar uIoris
fer iset beors SABRE os 9peoe sno Der.
9rentfaser oa Sdpeperter boyer psiau
piligt. Der er enonu en- Wasfe uoptaget
9anb, pg ban tilraaosr snhoer una Wano,
Der interesisrsr Jig for 5aunina oe Spas.
aoI at fomme bib. 8limotet er osiliat,
Sorobunoea rig, rigeligt al goot 9ano
% Gift oe gilot mdsispis. SpIpsnin.
ger ON De nps Oiftrittsr / Sditatdefpan
os 4sfiniboin faces hos enbpsr 4gsnt for
Rssjsringen, bpis advertisements fnoss
paa ct anbet Stsp Der / YIabet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
@aIoriSHepMct.

Der ftpo for neaen Sio iioen / Slas
bene en- Spforbring til ntsrssfereoe
ON at faa iiiano ct 8alorismeoe / eiebeo
msb BEN. Der bar parst afboIot be forrs
saasnns 4ar.
S~noinosren beraf bar, Sr. Reouttcr,
en- talrie S,are bag iis, men ri beoer ON
! Sas.ns 4nleonins at faa GIabs til ct
BAR Orb, Der sismem Deres Slao ril
traTs 9uiinosr al 9anosmano. Dstts
4ar Times mere eno noget anoet at bare
2onpentionernss qar, ialfa!o bpao 81.
Paul angaar. 8i bar hapt sIer hal
babe a%onpentionsr az 9Gser, goitmeitre,
acknowledgement, "Wooomen, os boab bet
n alt er. 3ooroan italoe out iaa barre
Tom Sil9t at faa ct rigtis i~torartet 9aIs
brismsoe2 Oct pilbe frttert oirte opfri'
itsnee. Joroi ale be mango 3onosnticner
for bette aar ipnes at bore forldst til
ct. paul, .r bet 10 life oermeo Iagt, at ct
9albrismsoe osiaa abiolut mddtte boIoes
Der. Minnebaba Sails er 10 en- naturs
ifieu plaos os ben fer 10 ogfua iaa nosens
lunoe nprite ub, ener eioroe bet iGl'
fab ifior, ben Dag, @dlori{erne bdpoe
iamlet ita berube. Men Der an 10 ogida
finbes andre Stsber, bpor Sprineodnien,
2uugleiten os Stulemfferens Riiper fan
tomme til i'm Ret. Sm ies lite buffer
msget Sell. bar Der peo iioite 9cIoriss
msoe Gale ON at uon9pue en- ftaaenoe
Gomite. Der Tube ubruites mso Wagt og
W%pnoiebeb til at uoiteoe SnobpoeIis til
8ulorismsoer, ialfalo en- Sang ON Iaret,
og pua Steoer, Der tInoe pare NET bes
tpemt for bet it9riie antul Deltdgsre.
Siben er Inlet bert. &mfte Bet bar Ell
Iopenoe 3omite, Der nsoFattss? Sdr 8os
mitesn life brugt i'm Wpnotepeo. lda bar
ben oa ialfalb life misbrugt Den, men MI
er Der mango @aIoriier, ION sisrne plIoe
bere fra ben. y.
Ct. paul, Minn.