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Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
!. Gprenebe Staters 6eiefteret ha

= Sorenebe Stuters 9siefteret bar
ben lite bs. afsipet en- 3isnbeIie, bpOrz
peo Resierinsen bill ipures ca. 8 Mils
Iioner Dollars. Retten bar nsmlis afs
piit be SOrorinser, Der er opftaaebe uns
Der ben Torubietnins, at Resisrinsen
bar plistis til at e~ritatte be Sab, Der
sieHnem Siberne er Settlere os andre
puafsrte at pisie Slotte Snoianere at
4pade og NprbsG bepenne Stammsn.
Regisrinssns alminbeIise 5rems
sanesmaaoe mso Senfpn til faabanne
Eager er at naete Grftatning for Sab
fo~raoriasebe at Snbtanere, Der liessr
/ aaben Setbe meb Wpnpisbeoerns.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
Spm a~lminbslis bcfjsnbt blipsr ub'

WIN uAh'N'eNa'b SN'Ve"S' N'~~ ~
aifterne til @esIiaebolhsIjs Of Stpr,ls
fen al gber, gpuntper cs Slater ita'
bigt itsrre co itsrre, for lite at tals
ON 9~onbsitprsts - ben fsoerale RE
sierings llosifter, Der saar pp I'll
SUMMER, iOm peb fsrite 8ietait tan
6rinss en- 9rlis Statteppsr til at be-
ipime al bare 5~orf9rbslie ODER be
Ipimlenoe 3al, Der | be offciele Resns
It~dbsopsaper rsp~raienterer be psnge,
Der i 5uiinoe foritieIlise Siemeo uos
bstales / adrets Sob. gbefen for bet
'totiitift, 8urenu, Carroll .. Wrisbt,
oplpI.r, at bet peo bet 19oe Iarbuns
breoes 9egDnoelie toiteoe $1.40 TOR
bpert Snoipio at pebliseboloe 2ana
bets Resiering og offentlige Snititus
tionsr. @eb gprsertrieens Slutning
bar 9sIsbet it.set til 1874, men
bette bapos 10 ristignoi lin iarlise
9ruro ps transer foriadpiot ingsn
u9rmers 6ortlarins. 5 1885 ,oitebe
2anbsts Stprelis os S%nititutioner
omtrine So pr. Sncipio, os | 2sbet at
be iioits 8 4ar bar Summen darlis
$3.50. Der er imiblertio insen @runp
til 9Gngitelis, flyer Sr. Wrisbt. DE
ubDre Summer, bsr iaalebes ubbetas
leg, bepii.r sftsr bans Wtenins lite,
at Der FIRES nogen operbrepen flot
Susbolonins meb bisie pense, ps
9prberne er, flyer ban, 8irtelisboen
minbre aituele eno tilIpneldbenbe.
8iitnof mao BORT 5oIf betale mere |
pffentIiee Siemeo MI eno tioligere,
men faa sr bet til 8iengi9lo ogiaa
iua meaet beors iitanb BERTH eno for
% faar lanst mere i9ien for, bpab bet
uobetdler eno / tiolissre 0a9e. Gn
Sisbitabs Yprsere betaler itsrre BE
lob til Speus StprelIe enb 8efoltnins
gen / en- 2anosbp, men Dc bar pad ben
anoen Sioe mango 8oroele, ION
9anOsbpbeipltningen life bar. Den
fseerdle Regierin9 uorecer fore CUNT
mer til llbbsorins at 5looer oa
Sdpne. til observation-disclosures, til
Observation-Disclosures Drift, til
Nrme og Slaaoe o.i.p., o.i.p., men
be geuge, Tom iaulepes uobstdles, fadr
Solicit for itsrite 8eIen tilbuse | 6orm
at pruttiite 5orbeoriueer, Der pdu
mango furTfieIlise Mauoer tpmmer
Wmenbeoen tilgooe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
"Sufef Toms Sntte" er en-

"Cnfel CONS Sptte" er en- at De
melt laIis gsser / @srben. oe bet inos
rsmmes / alminoeligbec, at ben osiaa
er en- al be Bigger, Der bar lat itsrIt
Warfe efter iia. @runben bertil er
lite, at ben iom 8unitp9rt b~etrastst
Itaar ipnberlis bit, men at Sorfattsr'
inben fpritob at anilaa be rette Sirens
ge bos I'm Sumtio. Den Stemning,
Der saar isiennem 5ortGninsen, bar
Samtiosns ppsrfor N~eeer1aperiet, ps
Samttosns Spfatnins meo lSenipn til
Neaerldpsns Sitting blep | iaa bot
@rap beItprtet peo oenns BOG, init
forpi ben dabsubareoe, Spdo 6olt /
Toreen ielp lense bupce fslt, anet os
trpet. DsrIor fit Scssn ogiaa en- laa
incaribsnos getponins, iom ben III,
oq Iaifebe 5oriattsrinoen en- Bersms
melie, ipm bun unber anor. Sorbplo
life piloe babe punbet. 0enns "Sntel
Spms Sp.tes" tore Setppnins for bet
Sibsrum, bopri ben bIep frepet, bar
oltio p9rst fslt % eritnot oglaa I
Spotdterne % er 9runoen til, at ben
blanot 9efoItningen bernebe inotil ben
dlerIib'te Sib bar peret ben melt fors
baote al ale Bigger. Mebens Noroens
Soil bsirdgtsbe 9pgsr ipm ct tropGrs
niot 9ilebe At Silitonoene uneer CID
periet, bar Spbsns Golf ffaeig b9pbst,
at ben PAR ct pnbFabsfulot @rrnse>
binebe al Torbplbens; at ben | hsi
@rob btorp9 til at fremtaloe gorsers
trioen bar p9rst en- temmelig alntinoe'
La Spfdtnins | Spben, % eneos M
- 35 Mar efter 3rigeus Slutnins -
uotoler en- betisnbt 3unitner % Sor'
fatter, :. SpptinIon Smith, Der tr ct
9ete Spbens Barn, at BET er tpiIlomt,
ON 9oreer,rieen n~ossniinoe piloe BABE
uobruot, ON bet lille bdooe prret for
"Sntel Sons Spite", bpis Srsmtomii
ban 81. a. bsteersr ipm et "bimmelrdd'
benoe, iorbrpserf 6eiIereb". Som &
9~fonesbnrb ON, at Der bog fnoes
Wtrno psIua i ShSen, Der er iitane
til at ie f~oroomsfrit paa eisie Wing,
leIer mar meb itor Snieresie, bpdr
ben betienote Sbsrit Senrp Wotters
ION EN- at 2uuoets itsrite Scurnaliitsr,
bar at Iiss meo Senipn til Spptinior
Smiths llotalelIer. mrs. Stones
Stilerins,r er life euftcise entr cpsr'
ertous, Tiger Sr. Waierion. Slaperis'
par en- Stamplst pad bort Samfuno
% ale er hnIt tisni meo, at bet It'll
eriiter,r mere. 6prspriet tror ban
Soptinfon Smith tagtr meeet 6sil
nddt ban sr al ben Isnins, at "Snte
5oms Sptts" gap anlsenins til Sri
gen; BEN biprOe ut, men lite paa lang
nrr alt. 81 @nsrsb pau TessrNdps
riet er cesuoen its BET famine Tom {
@narsb paa Spsens g%efoIsnina. noss
Iom Here Spofatsbosrs snpnu III, ba'
urret iitans til at fate. "Snisl IONS
rSp..e" par en- spo,esisrenos Bog, fst
Oberit @atttrlpn, "oa mrs, Sarric
l9ss1er Sions pal en- flor apinoe."
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15

toniul | Berlin, 81. WofOn. inbberets
ter til Stdtsbepartementet, at ifplse
oHiciel Statiitii bar 9pfilanbs 6Oeoss
aplins for 1900 2 proesnt minbre eno
/ 1899. Der opleDes fib5te Nar ialt
3,841,165 IONS 9Debe; 8,550,659
Sons Rug; 40.5Oo,o00 IONS pOts.
tes, 7.091.9 $50 IONS 6apre. 9ausaDs
linsen bar 113 procent minbre eno |
1899.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
9Grtua 1slbreoet.

On aanimeI Sage, icm bar truifst ia tiIbaas fra
2Gaepraftitn bar mpptas.t fra en- Misiionrr I onius
oisH eu Cpitrift for ct enselt peastabtlff 0esoesi, ION
tnrtigt % permanent turtrer 91rius, Sroutit, Va.
iarrb, afhrna % ale epeoomms I ealisu % 9unser.
ne. let CT psiaa Ct p%oittipt aRtoeel mob Rerpeip1t.
ielTe o. ale Giaas Rrrueltoeiier. "a ban bar fcrlsst
bets pionnoerlise belbrenerbe Gpne / 9nfinoer az Ill,
iur fine lioenee Teomennefsr. 9iIfpuoet berreo %
Deb gn'tet ON at Iirore be usnueffeIiae 2iptlier pI
lea ieuoe oeune Gpifriit gratis til ale, ION pufe r ben,
rGa 9uff. Brarf eler greel9 mee iuibft rueiss Cp'
Senbes pr Bon peo moetagtisn al drim1rfe. R9pn
bette Slab. W. A. Noyes. s47 Powers Block
Rochester, N. Y.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15

3 IirsSass - ben late Jebrnar -
bar BET go Par fipen Ibrabam 2ineoln
b!ep fsbi, % 9asen, Der meo @stts e.
blepsn en- al pore national, SeIisbast,
bsitieeIisboIotss paa iuopanlis Bis
runoi ON / 2anoet. Der bar ogiaa
oobbelt Spiprorins til idar peb
aarbunoreosts gespnbelie - at mins
oes 9incpIn % bans Gjsrnins; tbi
az ale tiatfe WGno % apinber, ION
BET 19o, @arbunorepe Ttirntsrs gmes
rita, ,r Der faa, I'M nogen. ION osIdd
Ret 20Se adrhunoreoes 6pl. pil bare
fferrt 9runo til at erinore meo Cat
nemmsligb,o sno nstpp 2tncoIn. S pet
umeriianF, soils Siertsr er Der enonn
irsen, iom sisr BAN Rdrssn itriois.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
Nohe.

Browns Bronchial Troehes brnaes nass 5ersel
I'll at linors Ssis. laar GALS, c9ssss % cHeeF !
9niaansens. Is geuis pe. &fe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
Spo Safpta.

9esse 2egislaturens 9uie beiluttsoe
i Mdnoass at abiournsre fra 5ors'
bag beune llse til Sirspas naite use.
9e bill paa berre Wtaabe hun babe IS
Oase isien at arbetpe pdd. = Ssnas
tets Bin ON at ppbepe lllpepr9misn
blep taset afbase / 9ufet, Der piite 1T
Misbdg meb ben SlGgs 2opsipnin9
psb at beilutte 5urfluset benlast.
@upernsr !Serrsib ubnapnte 8. y.
Cooper fra Canton til 8~anteraminds
tor. - st 9icsnieforilas blep fremidt
/ Sufet; bet bill tinabe grpggerier at
cprette S.poter mob at betals en- Ifs
aft til Staten at 5000. Ilminbelis
@fsift for Saloorer fpreiladss TAT til
$1,000.
Sufst bar pebtaset 5orIlag ON at
tinaoe Stdtens 9prsere at i9lge ST.
parer % 4mmunitipu iii Snpidnere
% "SalfbreeoS" og ON at faitfatte
prifen for SHentliggisrelfe at Nps
limitations gertiFtdter / 9labens til
$40. Oct Iibfte Sorflag er osiaa BEDS
taaet at Snratet. SorIlus bIsp
fremIdt ben 9oe bs. ON at uonrpne
to Rpinber paa "9oaro Of Resents";
ON at ubIiane Stat paa Wineprpcuts
ter % ON Rssulering at gpsses os
Grandchildren.
9upsrnsr !Serreip bar uon1pnt
gpron &. 2opeiop fra ReoFeIo til
StatssS ursppr.
CT Intal gprs,re fra Watertoipn
bar / nosle 0ose ppbolot Jig | Yisrrs,
bpor be arbeibsr al ale ar1fter for at
faa isans en- gepaselie til 5oroel for
aapitpIiets JIptnins til fsritu9onte
gp. De ipneS life at bdpe bapt ipu'
esrIis SsIp mee fig pp til 0atc.
llonepnelier | Winndota.
8upernrren bar non9pnt Sra Dab
ben fra @uitin til aieoelimpettrr fos
life 0iiiritt.
Ssnrp 1plfer, Der par 9sftprer for
StatsfGngilst fsr Mc6. Reeps, er at
ter blepen uenGpn. til berthe Shilling.
4. 9. Sutphin sr uonGpnt til Isis
u~rnesmeiter / Duluth; y. y. Outfit
til 9sininssmeitsr / Minneapplis %
3. !, 5ersuipn fra Blue earth
Gnunip til Gleri for 8sininssp,par.s'
| mentet | Wtnneapolis.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15

= Misiouris 2ssislatur bar peotus
get en- 2op faifettenbe Ssositrdf for
gortfsrelie al gsrn ("atbnappins.")
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15

Sorflas er pebtaset / Senatet ON at
Saatorn ftal bore fritaset llbpdnts
nina; ON en- @nitaft for 4anbsipase /
@raftpn; ON at gpuntper ftal itiue
8onbs for Saaforn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15

Senatet cs 9uiet bar besse peotaget
ct Torilas ON en- Srbnins, bporpeo
itsrre Gnsartetbeb fan opnaues peo
Examination at 2arere. 5orilasst
ON at lesaltiere StatteIignins, Der sr
foretdset irbsnfor 2upens Mpnoisbso,
er liselepes pebtaset meb ben sGns
bring, at Gorfloset ogiaa ifal sj9lbe
Siosrrmmet fra 1895 til 1900.
6uIet ~tilbraste ben msite at Dosen
ben ODE bs. meb en- Diffusion ON
Neppenpisbeoen at at upnepne Here
Glerts os SanitOrer, men tiltrobs for
ale 4rsirmenter imob at unfatte fsre
Yetieute blen ct Sorilas ON at fors
ese Intalet peotaset meo 33 mob
81 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
Sesislaturerne.
Npro Safota.

Jorfluset ON at regltlere 2~rgepraris
| Staten blep peptaset at Senutet ps
oberienot 9uit, men berpua taset ttls
base | Wannuss, eftsrfom bet bite
fig, at noele af Wleolemmerne life
bdrbe f~orftaaet. brub bet ~pirtelis git
ub paa. perfonsr, Der brtper meo
Sftecpatbi. masnst.fte aurmetbober o.
/. bar blepen fat ub af 8etrastning
JorfIaset os forldnste at faa bette
brsftet paanp, ba bet | i'm foreIissenbt
Gorm fimpelfben piGoe prattiiere BEN
ub at Jorretninsen. Oet bill formos
bentlis MI blipe anbret meb ~tiIbsrlist
5enfpn til bisfe arap. = Samme Dag
anbefafebes Gorilaset ON en- 3onftitus
tiOnsanbrins faftiattenoe gremien
for oFsntlis @inlosftiftelfe til 5 Miu
pr. Dollar at fatteplistis giembom.
- Wolbtrt fremfatte | Senotst ei
Gprflas ON gefsutrirs af Grprefss,
selesrafs ps Selefon<apmpasnier
Operensitemmelfe meo bet peb @alsei
fibte 9sft pebtasne contributions
omenbement. 5prflast beftemmer.
at &ompagnierne ffal freml9sse aar'
lise Opedper pper fine JOrretninssr
Driftstupttal os 8ruttofortieneite
bpprsfter "Bparb Of Gqualiadtipn'
ftal ilisne benz Stdt eftsr ct piit Gor'
bolb til Staterrs Gierbomsp9rbi. Set
antases, at bette 9effatninssipitsr
pilbe brinse Staten os Gpuntperne er
Snbtest at fra $4,000 til $4,000
ON 4aret.
The sun., 1901-02-11
A WORLDS Two Qus stions.

The world has two questions ever
One Tor the woman. one for the man-
Aud the world will have answers and
never
Withhold its approval or ban,
And these are the questions the world
asks forever:
--ow much mas been won!
".And: What has she doner
Tier face may be fair and her bearing
May stamp her as soulful and pure:
HE world sces her worth without car
ing
II her name bear n stain twill endure:
Two questions the world asAs forever,
none sparing:
How much as he won?"
And: What has she done!'
His manhood may never he doubted,
Ills wisdom may tower and spread.
But his worth is unthought Of or floutec
If its all in his heart and his head
rwo questions there are to be whispered
or shOuted:.
| How much has he won!"
| And: What has she done!'
S. e. Kiser.
The sun., 1901-02-11
Unbiased Opinions.

Men wonder why women don't know
he difference between good and bad
igars, and women are unable to under
tand why men can't recognize imitation
ace at Il glance.
There's one good thing about step
lather. lie doesn't bole people by boast-
ng about the precocity of his wife's little
mes.
When a woman's feet are small she
loesn't care much whether her head is
# the proper size to place her in the
anks of the great or not.
Some men contend that good bar
ender is greater than poor poet, hui
10 one has the courage to insist that 4
iertcct mudhule is more useful than .
| paSined horse.
II is impossible for any man who use.
| ,ad grammar to be hero to his type
| writer,
The sun., 1901-02-11
Personality Conducted Tours via b,
& .. r.. X,

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
.,any announces the following Personally
Conducted Tours for the season of 1901:
Washington, ID. g.: Seven Tours will
cave Philadelphia and Wilmington as
.ollows: January II, February Il, March
March "a, April 4, April is and May
J. The rate from Wilmington to Wash
ugton and return will be ~, which covers
very expense, including transportation
Or the round trip, transfers and two
.ays board at frst-class hotels in Wash
ngton. Tickets will good to return Oh
ny train except the Royal Limited with.
II ten d.ys, including date il desired and
,ermit stop-oNer at Baltimore.
Old Point Comfort, Va: Eight tours
yill leave Philadelphia and Wilmington
follows: January 26, February 2, Feb
uary 23, March 16, March 80, April 10
,pril q, and May IL. The rate from
Wilmington and Old Point Comfort ant
ietnrn will be sl3, covering transportation
~ the round trip, transfer at Washing
on, stateroom on steamer, Washington
% Old Point, and one and three-quarte
lay's board at the Hygeia Hotel. Limi
i tickets, six days, with stop-over privi
tEes at Baltimore and Washington.
For books of Royal Blue Line Tours
nd detailed information, apply TO II. A
liller, Passenger Agent, Wilmington
! Del
The sun., 1901-02-11
a, EsTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

connecting with r., w. & b. Il r. az
. mon station, Baltimore, Md.
TAKING EFFECT NOV 26, 1900
All trains leave IIillen Station as fol
tuws:
/ 80 a. m.-Fast Mali Main Line, N. and
W. r. r., and the South and ex. Sun.
day r. v. H. X, Chambersburg, Mar
tlnsburg and Winchester.
DAILY E4>CEPT SUNDAY.
!, % q. m.--Iork, Il. and Ii. DIVISION, and
MAN Line east oi emory Grove, also
Iarllsle and u. and II. X. X.
- Il. m-Main Line SnippensDurg, Fred
erick, Emultlsburg ana ~ ana ". Ky,
.u.l2 a. Accommodating for Union
Brluse, York, Gettysburg.
20 D.. m Accommodation Tor Union
80 j, m,-E,xpress for York and B. and
,.2o j. m,-isxpress Main Line points. also
FREDERICK, Emmittsburs and Shippehs
SJ D. m-Accommodation for Emory
Grove. :,
40 j.. m.-Accommodation for Union
a'25 ID. m.-Accommodation for emory
SUNDAYS ONLY.
J35 a. Accommodation Tor Unlon
| Bridge and Hanover. ,,
1856 D. m.-Accummodation for Union
100 .. m.-Accommodation for Emory
.u.55 p. m.-Accommodation for Emory
Ticket and Baggage Office III East Bal
| .imorc street. p
All trains stop at Union Station, Penn
sylvania avenue. Fulton and Waioroof
J. nj. HOOD, B. II. GRISWoLD.
General Manager. SEMI Pass. Agent
The sun., 1901-02-11
FOR ThE SOUEH.

Southern Raiiway.-FApress 40 p. M.
daIly, sleepers " Port Tampa, Aus us.a'
A. AeIuplIls auu Nen .eLns aau Al M-s it''
[ nu suays vuisl 80 /. IN, dol sie reis !,
.>er ur..a ., hacSn, Metnpn 5. s.t .thfl.ie, "
asnyl.le snu lJt spfinss loa LlmA1u,
l-r ot. ususti..e anu .At6ussa, % u. meNh
uaNs. a.,
..liantic Coast Li4e-Exprtss l2.l3p y NJ dal !!
sleI pe.s 10 Gn.i.estoll JavnsoANlle, -hasoA'
..IL ianla .undssJs oni9 .hoNsohN-.
| uesta, v..iN i; I..o q III uaily, eS p'ls 4
,lrIlu,uuJ lu Jarh eOu IlI.. IsIlua of Ell u
lur ot .augus.l4e auu tort IanLa o.-t y A
see tk.dRys. ~
| chesapeake and Ohio Railway S.n ,
M uaIiy, uInlng car, ana Sleepers l
| CINCINNATI
| Seapuaru Air Line.-Exprcss 4.3o a. IL
daily, sieepers To New Otiedns anu JaSh
| 81. .sIlir, e IoIlua anu MttiopoiitaI .lmiteat
4.Uy y. ~, uAiIs, sIcelers " ot...Aueusti.e al
| -AtlAltA.
The sun., 1901-02-11

of the Republicans in the Joint Assembly
shall he driven to take q choice against
their will! and against the will OF tneir
constituents for one Of the Sehatoriui
places. The Union Republican members
of the General Assembly were elected 10
vote for John Edward Addicks as one Oh
the Senators from this State. 1t was
done deliberately by the people; ana IN
Kent and Sussex counties in spite Oh potn
Democratic and Regular Republican OPP
position. The Issue was openly ana
clearly defined. No compromise was
asked for or granted, and upon that Is
sue they won. In New Castle county
ievery Republican member was voted for
II by Union Republicans and Regulars
alike. Now. however. a majority won ps
Its own strength. owing nothing 10 an.
organization except their own, IS asked
nay is attempted to be forced to surfeh
der their choice. choice given then
Iclearly and directly by the people. 10 o.
this would be shameful surrender
their self respect as citizens and gros
betrayal of their delegated authority. l
is something neither to be expected no
1T any time realized. 1t would he clenri
| WltnlE lnelT TlSDlS. OH Inv othNi A.eN'
demand caucus by all who claim 70 D
: Republicans and to nominate two sel
ators by majority of that caucus. IN
is normal, and it is the course pursue
everywhere, except where normal ru
, land custom has been supplanted by d
r structive. revolutionary minority met
: ods. But in the situation in which Il
. party is now placed the majority aS
only the right 10 choose one candidat
q This is ycry modest and under the CT
!. I.umstances very mild. wise and patrlo
: ic demand. If not aeceded 10 two y
] cancies WI. surely result. only to be NIL
4 by two Democrats two wears later on.
i result exceeding ad ahsnrdnm, no ms
! ter from what standpoint it may
i. viewed. The Republican party stan
d 10 win. without doubt, for long futu
if wisdom rules the hour: if not defeat
as surely certain.
The sun., 1901-02-11
IN MEMoRlUM.

It is with profound sorrow that we
announce this morning the death of Mr.. +,
C. w. Taylor, chief clerk of the office OF
the Superintendent of the Baltimore
Division of the Pennsylvania Raiiroad,
in this city. The deceased was one of the
most genial and courteous of gentlemen
as we'll as one of the most capable OF the
many capable railroad officials that have
been assigned to duty in this city. lie
was not demonstrative or unreasonabiy !
aggressive in the advocacy of his opin-
| ions, but while respecting the opinions OF
others he was positive, earnest anu
manly in the maintenance of his own
convictions. His faithfulness to convic-
| tlon. his clear sense of right and wrong,
and his generosity to all those with
whom he came in contrct in business,
social life or political interest, made him
Il safe counsellor, good friend ana an
astimable citizen. Mr.. Taylor was
Union Republican in politics; quietly,
vet persistently and forcefuily he spoke
his convictions and adovated what ne be-
,ieved to be the right course for his
: purty associates to pursue, and what ne
peieyed to be the political policy upon
= which this State could be made pernan-
antly Republican, winning many men 70
his side of the argument and proving
himself a leader of mtn-a tower OF
strength in his party. Mr.. Taylor was
' comparatively young man, was Jus'
: reaching the prime of his physical anc
= mental abilities when he was strlckeI
= aown with sudden and brief illness. 7
: l4ave unachieved all the great things whici
= uch d man could project-all the idea
= le could and would chcrish-for hinlsel
nd friends, for his associates and 70
Z Ills State and country. Sad indeed : IN
ttlliction which comes 10 his bereaSe
wife and friends, and reckoning ourse.Se
q among the latter. bound to him by obi
cations mutually accel ted and faiff
tully kept, we with a host of other
- aollnd to him by similar ties, tender
ID those nearer to him, his widow an
- kinsmen. our Sinccrest and profounde
= ,ympathy in our mutual afiilction.
ae- The railroad company has lost
~ faithful servant, the State a good eitize
- anl We dear and valued friend-a go
man is dead.
The sun., 1901-02-11
Fortuna.

Ever you fee from me.
Breaking the cup l hll,
looking around TO see
If l am following still
just as my arms would close
Round you, my love, you ay,
docking me with your laugh
Answer ne-tell me whyt-
My do you smile and tEen
Blasting my hopes depart?
Answer me-tell me when
Shall clasp you, sweet, TO my hearth
-FOUR breath is on my cheek.
Smiling you turn your face,
And, thrilled, again seek
10 claim the warm embrace!
/ breathe the iunocense sweet
That like an aureole
surrounds you, oh, my love,
And gadiess fills my soul!
lean with unstretched arms
To draw you close-to lay
| Fond hands on all your charms
And, laughing, you fit away.
You beckon back to me.
And, radiant, wait, and ]
Bend down in ecstacy,
To touch your lips-you fly!
And when beyond my reach,
You laugh and bid ME rise,
And lure me on and on
With ever coaxif9g eyes
Al, may l only gaze
And, longing, stand apart
And never in all my days
Enfold you, sweet, to my hearth
s. i. Kiser.
The sun., 1901-02-11

The Republicans Of Delaware voted
or Messrs. Cannon and Ward for Lien
tenant Governor and tor Attorney Cen
oral. They did not vote for them for
United States Senators. On the contrary
the Republican party Of Delaware voted
FOR the fourth time. at the last election
FOR 7. Edward 4Addicks for United States
Senator. II once voting for makes Can
aon and Weird available candidates fol
United States Senators. why does mo-
four times voted for make Mr.. Addick,
IN available candidate for the same
Office?
The sun., 1901-02-11

canses so many deaths is o liar. ! ani
NOT n drinking man myself, but ha.e
ro sec printed in the States papers
WHICH come here, all about drink etc'
One would think that the regular ~
dier Of America was poor OBJECT NJ NJ
he is as good as any Other man. w
have come of the finest men IN the reku'
,ar army in the country serving as pr
yates. | know of more than one man
who has given his service free TOT iose
of country. i.
,rbr.e more natives are to be hung AT
| .I,ualv ON the 2lst of December. On,
| es.we have lots of hanging to do. II
I y;li sake MS year yet to do all we
| ,ove on hand. 1t is the only way TO deal
| vith such a cruel and treacherous lot OF
,eople In time they will learn how %
,e like a civilized people. The women
70 n curious lot Here is an account OF
,ow they dress lit is hard to describe IT
hnv wear cloth like sheet Whlcf
hcv wrap round their waists and
mall cotton bodice, that is all, no stock
ngs or shoes or hat. As rule they hav
.lways cigar in their mouths, wee'
rom IL to "a inches long and about tnre
| ncheS IN circumference. AHe ee
IS rule wear a shirt and dress
americans do.
The men wear a pair OF pants an
i hirt O, course in Manila there are
cw rich Filippinos who have been CIV
lied some years. There is lots OF gol
o be found on this island in the moui
aims. Several good claims have bee
/ worked. There are lots Of prospectol
ut searching for it. The Manila nj
! )agupan railway is in good workiI
/. rider now. The natives scarcely eY
/ nolest train The. wrecked quite
d ew trains and killed quite number
r men during the time they were opcratil
t. long the line. Two trains are n
'e laily. The time is not so far dista
|. when peace will reign supreme. The
e will be many changes made. Scho'
is rcctcd, English taught and many 9th
hings among them learning the people
hink and act for themselves. Then Il
will be a prosperous and typical cor
ry. In fact a Garden Of Eden.
Sidney Mcclure