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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07


the plaintiff asked for ST 500. Gallagher
claimed the city could not build without
assessing the damages and benefits
which was not done. The fines, co.'s.
lected from criminals by the police last
month amounted to sos.
Sioux Falls, S. D.-A letter received
from Rosebud Indian agency gives in
fol mation of the finding of the dead BODY
of john Guerue, a mixed blood Indian,
under circumstances which point to muir
der.
Pierre. S. Dit is evident there is to be
fight this winter over the liquor law.
The liquor men favor provision which
will require the druggists to go out of the
retail whisky business or pay the same
retail license that is paid by the saloons.
Montevideo, Minn.-Windom institute
has opened its winter term with the
best attendance in it's history. The
finance committee will make a vigorous
effort to get the entire balance of the
Indebtedness pledged within the next
thirty days
Marshfield, Wis.-Frank Schwantes, ac-
SSused Of numbering Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam l<lokow on Noy. Il last, has been
released on $500 bail. His trial will not
take place until the March term.-Mrs
Victor Zecherd died yesterday at the
ago of eighty-four.
Parker, S. D.-Mr. and Mrs. J. B. May
nard gave a party in honor of their
Sueur, Mimi, Both retired about
o'clock, apparently well, but yesterday
morning Mrs. Maynard died very sad
denly from heart disease.
Groton, S. D.-Fire broke out in The
storehouse of Brooberg & Weyner. Small
boys and matches are supposed to have
been the cause. The loss was $780, State
auditor J. D. Reeves has assumed control
of the. GrotOn Independent.
Anoka, Mimi. w. Johnson, of Min
ne&polis, sold to George D. Dayton, of
Mobiles county, $3.50 acres in tie town
ships of Ham Lake and Columbus. The
consideration was s36,OOO-Reed & Sher-
wood, lumbermen, called all their en-
ployes together and presented each one
with his pro rata share of the profits for
the past year.
LIE Roy Minn-The authorities rounded
up gang of young men who have been
using indecent and profane language on
the. streets and insulting passers by, and
each was fined $40 and costs. j. w Col
Inns; father of one of those arrested as
saulted Marshal Boyd and managed to
release his son, but was himself arrest
ed and fined $40 and COSTS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07

fishing the permanent reign of peace IN
that continent. In fact, the nineteenth
century, from it's dawn to its sunset
mas witnessed an almost continuous scena
oI sangulnary struggles between the ma
lions of Christian Europe"
= reviewing the wars of the century. the
invasion of Poland, the campaigns Of Ma
poleon; the Crinnea, the war between
Austria and France and Italy and the
Franco-Prussian war, the cardinal con-
tinued:
And at this moment after an enerm-
Gus expenditure of men and money. Eng
land is endeavoring to bring to a success
ful close her was with the South African
republics. 1t is stated that this cam
palgn viii cost England $6O0,OOO,O0O.
UNCLE SAM HAS HAD -FOUR.
And how does our own country stand
ON the subject of war? Although the
cornerstone Of the constitution is peace
with all nations and entangling alliances
with none, we. have had on our hands
four wars in century just brought to a
close. In 1872 we were engaged in the
war with Great Britain, which was justi-
nable on our part because it was a war Of
defense. In 1916 the Mexican war oc-
Cured. Our terrible Civil war began in
1861, lasting four years; and we have
1OCoilly clOSeQ the war With Spain,
which resulted in the loss to her, and in
the acquisition by US, of all her foreign
possessions.
When we read of a great military
campaign, our Imagination revels in the
contemplation Of the heroic achievements
of famous generals. But we take no note
of the shrieks and agonies, or the soldiers
weltering in their blood on the battle
field.
rs it not a mockery of justice and
scandal to the pagan world, to see two
Christian nations cutting each others
throat in the name of Christian civiliza-
ton?
CONDEMNED AS AN OUTRAGE.
rs it not an outrage to contemplate
one nation forcing by the sword her laws,
her government and political institutions
on another nation in the interests Of
trade and commerce, as If merchandise
and dollars and cents were of more value
than human lives? Is it not monstrous
to see strong power invading a weak
one, and selling her territories on the
hypocritical plea of rectifying her boun-
diaries? This rectification of boundaries
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07

gentleman of Brooklyn employed great publishing house.
suffered for from dyspepsia had badly
said his confirmed case This gentleman
well dypep say ticket for
passage the s He had deted for until his he
had nearly down drinking dew and eating
happened he had which really
accept and he induced make trial Rpn Tabue
he had their wonderful
daysn advance taking after each meal then he the dinner
and allowed himself full swing but took Tabules erwad Next
morning he found himself all right and very lady nghbor
ask Wha haveyou been doing husband a
He looking ne He had good dinner three
fore that night but his friendly relations with turkey
umed and the exubance of his liberty he cute pie and
in fact has tendency to sample everything there going
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07
Grover lis Much Better.

GEORGETOWN. S. c.. Jan. 6.-The
Water Lily, the mail and passenger boat
of Mr.. Cleveland's party, came up to the
city from the marshes this morning, deep
down in the water with ducks. Cant
Robley D. Evans and Capt Lamberton
are now at the famous Murphey island
preserves, while Mr. Cleveland is a
guest OF Mr. E. p Alexander The en-
tire party will hunt this week at the
former place before returning home. Mr.
Cleveland is much benefited physically
by his outing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07
Northwestern Patents.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5-List of pat
ents issued this week to Northwestern
son, patent lawyers: James f. Evans
Duluth, Mimi. hot water heater: John
F. Fcrmoyle, Minneapolis, MINI, bicycle
frame pump; Hans c. Hanson. Strout
Mimi, grain separator; Earl NJ Hunt,
Minneapolis. Mimi, lock; Louis Johnson,
Culbertson, Mont, castrating tool; Peet
Johnson, st. Faul. track-jack; Victor z.
for saws; Lars M. Landing, Gienwood,
Mimi, interest computing machine
Louis Mayer, Mankato, Mimi. trip ham,
mer ram connections; August Paulson,
Fl. Remick, Dassel. Mimi. belt tighten
er and guide; Sanford H. Williams, Min
neapolis, Mimi, coupling for traction
engines
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07

strike resulted in the company posting
notice that the colhery from this date
would be shut down. The men are
threatening to call out the 1000 employees
of the twelve collieries of the Elk Hill
company if the lockout is persisted in
at the Mount Pleasant mine
There Is some danger of the renewal
OF the street car strike. The barn men
rejected the schedule of wages submitted
by the company and sent back an al
tentative schedule as an ultimatum.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07
blaine Club WIN Not Go.

CINCINNATI, O., Jan 6.-The Blaine
club. of Cincinnati, the largest political
organization in Ohio. founded by George
B. Cox. has officially abandoned it's pro-
posed trip to the inauguration at Wash
ington next month, for which two special
trains had been chartered. The commit
tee that visited Washington reported that
1t could not make arrangements for quar-
ters such as the Blaine club members
were accustomed to.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07
News of Pinestone.

PIPESTONE, Mimi, Jan. 6.-(Special.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Hockey, of this place
mourn the loss of their only child, Fos-
ter W. Hockey, who Was fatally injured
in railway accident at Iowa Falls. To-,
yesterday. The remains will be inferred
here Tuesday neXU.
Holland. a small place on the Great
Northern, in this county. is quarantined
have been reported in that vicinity at
for smallpox. About twenty-five cases
present but nearly all are light cases.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07
Slaughter of Deer.

MADISON, Wis, Jan 6.-Deer to the
the Wisconsin woods during the first
twenty days of November according to
the report of State Fish and Game War
field. This is the number Shipped. and
does not include those eaten in camp or
disposed Of without being transported
by rail. OF this number 104 were killed
by nonresident hunters.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07
ROOT is OPPOSED ITO 1T.
Bill Providing for Corps of veter-
inarians,--tr

WASHINGTON, Jan. e.--Secretary Root
has transmitted to theachafrrnan of the
senate military committee. asprotest sign
ed by Claude V. Norris secretary of the
New York State Veterinary society,
against the proposed amendment to the
army bill, providing for a corps of veteri
narlans. In an explanatory, letter, &C.
companying, he says: zfs 4
Let US recall to your attention the
paper which left with your committee
some time since, signed by a number of
chief veterinarians now in the service
taking substantially the same position
Let me re-state tbs position in order that
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07
President Diag Ia Eeted.

PUEBLO, Mex, Jan. 6-Rresident Dr.
nlarkable display of Observation-Disclosures M.
Gov. Martinez today extended a well
come on the part of the state of Puebla
and President Diaz forkfally opened the
garden party was given in his honor.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07
NEW STRIKE AT SCRANTON.
Mount Pleasant COI1iery suspends-
Street f-ar Men Are RaStirn

Street Car Men Are FESTIVE.
SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. e.-The 800 en-
ployes of the Mount Pleasant colliery of
the Elk Hill Coal & Iron company are
again on strike, the third time in a
year.
They. decided to strike Saturday night,
because the superintendent refused to
give a driver boy the rate Of wages the
boy claimed he was entitled to- The
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07
WEATHER FOR TODAY.

For Minnesota-Fair, colder Monday;
west to northwest winds; Tuesday fair.
For Iowa-Fair Monday; colder in east
ern portion; westerly winds; Tuesday
fair.
For South and North Dakota-Fair
Monday and Tuesday; northerly winds.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHOWS Mon
day. warmer in northwest portion; var
ible winds; Tuesday fair.
ST. PAUL.
Yesterdays observations. taken by the
United States weather bureau. St. Paul,
P. F. Lyons, observer, for the twenty
four hours ended at Z o'clock last night.
Barometer corrected for temperature
and elevation.
Highest temperature .................... 50
Lowest temperature .................... Is
Average temperature .................... "a
Daily range Observation-Disclosures. IL
barometer ......''''....'..'' .5UV5
Immunity 90
Precipitation Observation-Disclosures. 0l
z p. m. temperature Observation-Disclosures. 10
p. m. weather cloudy
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07
WAS KILLED WHILE HUNTING.

Fatal Accident in FaribauIt County
Yesterday.
BLUE EARTH, Mimi, Jan. 6.-(Spec-
ial)-William Rietz, aged twenty-one
years. was accidentally shot and killed
by Edward Bork, in ia Davies township,
six miles west of this city. The boys
were cut hunting when Bork's gun was
accidentally discharged, the contents OF
one barrel lodging in Rietz's abdomen.
He lived about thirty minutes. The acct
dent happened about noon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07
ALL SETTLED AT PIERRE.
Little Chance for a Contest in South
Dakota Legislature.

PIERRE, s. D., Jan 6-(SpeciaL)-In
spite of all efforts today, the organi-
Zation as has been outlined stands I'M
promise to wipe out ali excitement on
either the senator or organization and
their work is foregone.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07
Yesterdays TEMPERATURES.
*Sp. m. High

Below zero.
washington time 4 p. m. st. Paul..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07
BURNED IN HIS BED.
Tragic Death of a West SUPERIOR
I,aundrUmau

WEST SUPERIOR, wis. Jan. s.-(spe-
cali James Smith, proprietor of the
cd tonight IN a fire which partly de-
stroyed his residence. He was taken out
OF the second story window by the fire
fire broke out
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-07
GERMAN TRADE MITH cANAnA

Germany exports to Canada about six
times as much as she imports from that
country, according to a communication to
the state department from Consul Win
ter, at Annaberg, Germany. On the
whole, however, the consul states, Ger
man products are losing ground in Brit
iSh North America
Germany's principal articles of exports
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
Ooro Oafotd SrunfuI.

S'pise ben seulosiife Spmaaliug sr
Der ct itabis oorenbe arau paa RorO
9atotas 8runful (9isnete). 8 1900
prpbucerebes 129,sS3 Cons, en- 5prD,
selie al 31,074 Cons, eG'r 31.5 Bro.
cent mere END bet ipresaaenbe Gar.
8erbien ites fra $4,000 til s158,.
35S, en- @inbins al $4C,s52, eIer noe.
item 34.S Trpceut ira fprrige gar.
@aro Guuntp probucerer bet meite
Sruuful / Staten; iioite gar bar Bro.
o%uttioneu, 60,641 Tons, p0rbiat til
$50, Start Guuntp meb 29,O50
uGrOiat iii s2s, 800, os @Orton Gouns
tp mep 27,42S IONS, pGrbiat til $685.
800 fom nait | 8effen; minore Mane.
Der er probuceret / Ntc9ean, 9urleigb
ps Grmpns Counter.
Zen sienneminitlise Bris. ipm betas
leg for Rprb Gafota 8ul / iibite aar
bar s1.22, unstet @nrb Gountps aul
braste SLAP. Gf Statens inmilise
Yrpbutt blep 1o6.5 S4 Cons laitet paa
5rastposne peo Gruberne til ailiib.
ming; 81, 729 Tons blep iulst i lofal
9anbel, os 1870 Tons bleu iortarsi /
@ruberne. Yrobuftet 1900 par bet
itsrite / Statens Griitsncs.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16

en- operfIabiif Naaoe. Ce fad ben INF.
fsube &eOel s weftens Soi- beflaeer
ecrr bittrrIis oper, at bet bar pnret
rnIminbelie parut. gietnemiuitlis mcIs
lem 90 o. 96 @raoer | Chicago. Ser I
gfen bar pi | bet famine atcsrum bnpt
sienneminifIis ntenern 100-10S @ros
Der | Gfpsgen % | en- atmoifGre. Der
or meeef mere trpttenbe ene / Veifitas
terne. Derfor Ter ogiad Solicit Der -
iaa lines bet for mine ZINE mere
romdfet no otter enot 9agspRrt END
/ Geititaterne.
Com iast. mn forbes ies / gpen yerfb
Imbop, en- @p paa $4,000 S~nobpeeere,
og booraf meIlem 5 % 5000 er Saniie,
forboIospis faa Rorom9rib og Soenffer.
SanIferne Der er berfor efter Tmeritds
nerne De bominerenoe paa mnnee Stes
Der. Be bar life minbre emo 3 ~pr9etige
Stertirter. to litberife og Ell Retbobtit.
2ieelebes bar De ut eeet lrean, -YSertb
Sulbob SoltebIao." iom nosipes at Den
megef popil9re 90 afboIbte Rr. 3. Y.
Solm. Sesuoeu finbes Der life iaa faa
leoenoe SorretningsmGno blntbt De
Smife. On ioenit Reniebeb er / cisie
Gage bannet Der. men hi bar ingen
norif. Sc gaar aierne / be barfte 8trs
Ter. - Yr9biiautsu / ben baniie gaetbos
b%iitfirte err norif, Eait. 9anien fra ebts
cago. Sg en- mere nfbolot Yr9it tnoen
i'm Reni9beo fan man neppe t1nte iig.
-Sunsbergerrn."
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
Soerfrieen.

gloemiontein, 12te aug. General
@eltons aolonne, Tom / Gen lenere
lib bar opereret | 5orbinoelie meo
General gaiotts apmmaubo. anfom
bio ira aIerfoorp l6ng og mebbragte
10 Sanger. 500 goeriIpgtrirger og
1 900 Snoisote. boorai nPiten ale
Born. aoIounen bar bapt ltaoige
Sr9fninper ira Woooer Riper til
8aol. 9riterne bapoe bare Ell Niano
ioaret De iaugeoe ct antnl Seite.
gogne % apGg. Solomon err M
leiret / Spens llofont.
6reoSuoieuoing arories @eSieIs.
iom a %rapporteret at o9re ifuot
eiter Orore ira General Ie @et. blep
bragt til Gronitoo i9aar al 8eming.
tons aolonne.
aapitaoerL 12te Aug. Ere 9oer
aommonooer mariderer / Hetnine al
Clan @iaiom. 9pgnroen cr ubfaIot.
2onbor. 12te Aug. CT Telegram
ira Goenberg, Grange Riper Solo
MEN, tiger. at ipeeiele Batrulier no.
breoer 2oro aitderers Proclamation.
iom gaor no pao at forpiie ale
Soer. iom life opergioer iig ier
t5Ap Sentpurier
Sorbon. 12te Aug. timber Gags
Cato t%eIegraierer 9orS aiihener ira
pretoria til Grigsoeportementet:
"Sioen Ste ausuit r~apporterer
aplonnerue 80 o9bte, 20 iaareoe,
6S5 Sanger. inobefattet i. @olma.
rams, iorbenpGTenoe Sormano for
Oct isrlte 6olferaao. OF So Soergi.
peIier, b~poriblanSt aommanoont De.
pliers. @~aterberg. tiIiammen $50.
aolonnerne toa ogiao 2l.100 imaa
ammunition, Psi gcane. $3.50
Seite on oper $4,000 aoRg. Get
melte blep taaet ! Grange Riper So.
lonien. General Srent oriper arao.
pis Sienoens iprente ganoer norS.
oper. Der bar nrret aoitiuise
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
Ct u~1vfterium.
GpSeIis iaaret NanS fcripinber.
Ssem fibS ham?

Inofa. %inn.. 13oe gug. s
Coon 4apios, ct tibet Rpbpsse oeo
gloepeien / Senuepin Gourtp meI1ent
Gambler og GhampIir, iiaes ct Toro
at bore begaaet.
Ssnbas aiten sif 0ouis Sreo
Ioore, Tom orbeioebe for Den pei.
Itaaenoe Sormer Hepnolb Reprolo.
ion. no lneo nogIe andre for at til.
brinec gftenen. ar. 9 piite 9oiris liz
ubenior ct GinSn / George Smiths
Si,s % folbte bom no meb DC Orb:
Seq er ifuot!" Gan bite Smith tit
@rnit, Der bonoe ct auelebuI, hpor
@Iobet nar iianiet peo ct 2onmetsr.
flGbe. Tom por ~itiffet inb / set "a.
benbe Soor, iom ioa no Ill at bore
bsheIiat. Sans hsire Soono par
m~ogtesles. og ban suifeoe en- 0rif
Sano. Smith Git ino | Suiet cftcr
@ono. oa bo ban fom no ieien. bar
Wanoen aaaet I'm Sci. Smith aicrbe
Ilarm, os ombpeseIis Ssgnins bIep
anitinet.
H9ite Gag blep ale 0Peer |
gnofa ipirrgt, ON DC bapbe forbumoet
en- Ianb, Tom bar ifiiot. ssnaen
hopbe giort Oct. 90. RepnoIoion tror,
at ban err oonbret bort oa err bIepen
Iigeeroe bsb ct eIler anoet Steo.
Soem Der ificb Mouoen. pioes life:
roale tror, at oct par ct iorisgt
Selpmorb. Der gaar ct Rpgtc ON,
at ban elIfeoe Ell Sarmers aone life
lc1gt borte. SeIe Iffrren or inc.
bullet | Ell Mfpiteriim og bar paft en-
Spiigt uoen gnbe. San iagoe en-.
gang, at bans Gin bar / Tore. % I'M.
Zig. "a en- Iano nprmeoe iia paa
Se'terp9gen, ifiulte han iia / ct Chr,
til Tptteren bapoe foriounoet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
panoera.6 ruberne.
Rurif 5oretasiumbco / Soabos 8ru.
beSiitrifter.

gi bar beiluttet fife at forbsie Sri.
ierne paa Sitter isr eiter Snobsitnin.
gen. GA ri peo ON mango iom suiter
at fiebe. men paa 8runo af Tenge-
mansel life fan fsr til Den Sio.
Der inotommer buer Gag Sore
ipsrgller ON. hpab Der minoite @elsb
er, Jon pi ubiteoer Certificates for.
Ri uSiteoer life Certificate for min.
ore emo 200 "Sbares". bpiltet er
$500. 4 gents opr. ~Sbare~. ga
Ser fon fisbes ira n9onte 9sIsb iaa
bsit iom iii $4,000 ~Sbares".
Ger arbeioes MI / @riberne al ale
arRfter. oe intet pil bIipe iparet
ior at gisre 0riiten lsunenoe. iaaIe.
aes az oe inoen fort Sio oil gipe
tort llobptte til slftie- gierne.
vi faar MI sooe llnaerretninser
oerfra til enhper Sio. Gnoel al bore
Sruber Iisssr peo 5iSen al oen bel
betieuste Bart 3iper "a. Gompanrs
risboloige @riIber, bporfra Der uota.
ges rise Miineroler.
U. 6. Reinertien,
Bari @iper. %. Eat.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
Tal0rishGone I Hcnoiuc
Co., 0inn.

ct @albrisItapne for 8aloriier /
Renpile % t~ilitsosnte Counter oil BIZ
be bplot Senbns @itermib6ag 81. 2
ben 25oe ausuit ELECTROMAGNETIC hos
DIE @roo, pmtrent 3 Wiil iposIt Tor
gDen Mapnarb, Minn. gnbper /
n9onte Counter bpenoe Saloris, er
berpeo iii nnunte Strpne penlieit IND.
buben. Get er Neninser, 1T buer ia
mile mebbringer tiIitr9ffelia Heireibs
ment | durm al 9afe Os Rage. Bro.
srammet Iorreifen pll fpmme til at be-
itna al Taller, Gang os, on muligt. en-
Eel al en- eler anoen Slaqs Snitrus
msntalmuiif. eom 5sitsns eeentliae
Spueotaler oil man ioricse at iad Bait.
ariitufier 9nlater.
Wapnaro, Winu. 12te ausuit 1901.
5oreeir aIss.
NIB. &iloe be guriae ~noritameri.
iauite Gpiisr oaiaa rrre al ben @oobeo
at optase o:une file Motifs. ioa uar
Del bra.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
Uoroenifiolo 900
Ten bersnrte ipenfe Ssbapsfprifer %
SiSemifabsmanS or life mere.
a IN Norositpas,asem.


Sra Stofboim t~elegraieres ben
t3oe augiit, at Baron aoolf Grit
Roroenifislo. ben bersmte @eoloe OF
Ssbaosforifer, er aisaaet oeh Ssben
oeriteos. San tilbraste line Iioite
Gage meo at Jamie % %sieunemie line
pioenifabelige Irbeiber, Der ino.ager
en- iremragenoe Elnos inoen Den geo.
graiiife % oioenifabeIiee 2iterntir.
3oroenifieIo bar I9nge p9ret an.
ieet iom maaife oen iterite Iutoritet
meb Senipn til arftiife Spsrgsmaal,
og De fieite al De W9no. iom bar gipet
Zig ifait meo en- ener anben Spgape
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
Ter IIiad ~inogooeS.

prcf. Iieholo gioer ct gnuite
soot Raao / Ser,ne Sag: ban tiger:
Seq er 6S aar gaurulel % bar al
brig p4ret alnortig ma, os pGa iam.
me 5io bar init 9io ioroetuefte be-
ref tilbragt inoeposrs, men reg op-
oagebe trolist, at ben rette Deaaoe at
boloe ia iriif paa par at bcloe wu-
pen limb, BOG life oeo at ipiie Grad.
ers eler boIoe nogeu Slags Oi9t;
tpertimob. ieg ipiier alt1o, bpdo min
Ippetit freezer. men / De itoite s aar
bar leg aiort oct til en- ooglig Brdris
ar taae en- cler TO al Stilart's DPS
pepliu Tablets efier boert Waaltio,
OF ieg tiIifriper min rpbiifte Selbreo
FOR en- Rano pan MN Ilber ben bag.
lige 9rug AT Stuart'S DpspepIia
Tablets.
Win 99ge tilranoeoe mig fsrit At
brlige Dem, foroi ban iagbe, De bar
irdoitruoig uifabelige og a ingeu
bemmelig Edtentmeoieiu, men irhe-
boI0t finn ndtiirltge iorosieuoe Gle.
menter, Beptones og Dinitafe, og ei.
terat babe br1lgt oeru / nogIe Tiger
trnoe lea life nofiom nGre BAN tai.
nemiig for hans Rano.
Seq tror oprigtigt, at @anen meh
al tage CHARTS 0pspepiia Tablets
eiter Raoltioerne er ben oirfelise
Slm0heOSo1ne. foroi oeres Brig
bringer Sunobeo I'll De Spee o. 81.
oenoe % beoorer sunobeoeu for De
raIte % itPrte."
NPno % aoinoer ooer 90 Iar
trPnqer ct uitaoeligt Goro6iellesmio.
sci eitcr Waultioerue for at o9re
iitre paa en- perfect 5orosieIie % for
at aioenbe Spgooumre. % Oct iffre.
tie. beoit fienbte % melt briste Mio-
ce( er CHARTS 3pspepiia Sablets.
&c fnoes / ethoert pei iorlpnet
Sns ira Ratne til California. 10 I
5torbritunnien % auitralien oiroer
Dc burtigt Bopularitet.
aae apotefere iRIger CHARTS
Iuspeplia tablets. 80 Gents ior
belle 8uffer. oe FOR en- mag Wsaue fan
oite en- 30 Gents 0otte gisre SGpn
Tor 30 Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-16
Rcrnpdrer tolofri.
Amsriianf DEL paa 2inas JriIife.

gSnibinston, 12te Gusuit. 9ommiss
iar Rpdbiu | Tetin bar telssraieret til
Staisbepdrtementst, at uotaitsi til ben
enoelise Trptpfpl er blepen biialbt. @u
3arii paa 5 Yrpceut ad valorem tai
trGbe / Sraii 10 1aareoer ~eiterat Bro
fofollen er moeritreuet, unetaseu paa
garsr, aiitibet inoeu ii Gage eiter llu'
oerIiriiteu.
Den dineiiIfe 5riliite pil iubbeiatte
Ris, ubenlanbIfe 8oruiprter, Cub o.
Sslp | St9nser % Wpnter. Iubriu'
selien al Mel paa 5riliiten er al itor
gistisbeb, ii9r for Grpurtsrer paa Ra'
ciie.a piten. rnperreuiuseu ON, at
8prniorter % Wiel er iuobeiattet | ben
ME bineiiife 5riliits, er beirastet ipm
Ell pistis geitemmelie paa @runo at
ben tiltasenoe amsriianife %llbisrisi at
Speoe % Msl til China. s 1899 be-
LIB lloisrelen iis I'll s2,29S,033, bpil'
let bar neIten bet bobbelte al iorrise
Vars NiIiibnins. SauoelsrsreIisu bar
%iOrtiat at bore, % ubitiberne ira Ia'
ciictpiten penter at iOripne China meo
en- ~betpbelia Gel al 9anbets 5ortrrins
al Suepe % Mtel, bporai bet meite bio
til er snaet fra acknowledgements Sapne
runbt @ap Sorn.
gipIis ienbie Yaeifictpiiens Organic
i%atipner til 0aibinstou 5remitiainser,
Ipm piite, at 8 Yrpcsnt beitptteuoe Sas
rii paa Wiel piioe tilisie oenre Saroel
flor Stabe. Oct piier iis MI al Wr.
RUdbias Telegram. at ben lem Gents
5arii pao oenns Nrtifel or boritaget, CO
at ben bereiter oaar tpioiri til China.
Den ameritauite uoisriel al Ris %
te andre nRunte Nrtitler er life megei
itors, og Riieus gnbrinselie paa 5ri'
liiten iipIbes p4ientIie at China bebss
Der iaa meset al bette 5poemlooel.
Taa @runb al ben bpppise 5srte os
Sunsersnrb / China %itrGtter ben lotaIe
Y~rpbufiion al Ris life til, o. BET bar
p9ret usouenbist at meoe bette umaa'
oeIiee arao pec at tillaoe Ris al tOms
me tploiri fra Sium os andre rtspro'
oueerenoe 9afioe.