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scribe a beauty, / expatiate on her par
discover the like peculiar charm in my
wife, only emphasized She is such a
woman!
1 might therefore have contempla-
ted my vis-a-vis without domestic dis
loyalty had it not been for the un-
usual, the inexplicable emotions that
beset me. These alarmed me. re-
called q vision of my wife in her love-
lness. Alas! beside It. not eclipsing
It, but there beside 1t, was the re-
membrance of this other. l raised my
eyes, and the golden eyes shone and
sparkled on me, like sunlight thrown
from frozen dew on winter trees.
The spell laid upon me remained
even after my enchantress, with her
escort and another woman whom 1
had hardly noticed, left the restau-
rant. s Il,
Ny eyes were fain to follow her
down the street, and around the cor
ner, and on neutrality-suspicious.
beyond the powers even Of cathode
rays. sb.s$ F8as M Ss
In moment ! jumped up. seized my
hat and stick, murmured something to
Seoul about:
-Rngagenepti-breakfast toseth-
er!-angelic cresture!"- and rushed
away. <a,s ~, "
L jumped into cab outside the res
taurant and soon arrived ct my de-
serted mansion iss1 ] 29s
There ] hurried into bed and for q
long time lay blinking Ut the reflected
light on the ceiling. Twas not mis-
cradle now; only : pdid uaelaSdhoiy
possessed me. : = :, - -
Morpheus. more potent than Cupid.
had set me dosing, when heard the
noise Of persons ascending my front
steps. Before I was fully awake, ttet
Were tsampling n the hallway 7
could hear an indistinst murmnr a
vodcss. ~wss ,seet-h0-S0sgsasss
Doubtless they were 90 daring because
they believed the house to b q4fen.
sntsd. / had NO weapon exceJP my
ws}hing sticksrSAEoy1AlNV 6lAfoa-
ly 70 xpnh3 tn u aad s.x
dsteRsslnedlo So bte = sl>6pd IN
remain Aidtsn upon thsi5 heil tsrs.
u H'.f,n.r1fF - H. r.,
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Home-Seekers' Rates to the West
and South.

Until further notice, on the first and
third Tuesday of each month the B. &
o. S-W. r. r. will sell round trip
home-seekers' tickets to points in the
extreme west and south at about one
fare for the round trip, allowing stop
overs enroute according to the stop
over arrangements of the different
lines over which tickets read.
Excellent service. Solid trains. No
change of depots. For full particu-
lars cheerfully given, call on or ad.
dress J. E. SANDS,
Agent, Hillsboro, o.
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You can never cure dyspepsia. by di-
eting. What your body needs is plen-
ty of food properly digested. Then
if your stomach will not digest it, Ko-
dol Dyspepsia Cure will. 1t contains
all the natural digestants hence must
digest every class of food and so pre-
pare it that nature can use it in nour-
ishing the body and replace the vast
ed tissues, thus giving life, health,
strength, ambition, pure blood and
good healthy appetite. w. R. Smith
& Co,
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ANOTHER suSi6AnINs BOAT.


In the presence of large gathering
Of naval officers and other interested
spectators, the submarine torpedo
boat Fulton, the first of little fleet Of
six vessels Of the same class being
built at Lewis Nixon's shipyard at
Elizabethport, N. j., for the United
States government, was successfully
launched the other afternoon.
The yacht Josephine brought down
from New York the representatives of
the Holland Torpedo Boat company,
under whose patents the vessel was
constructed, and about IS friends of
the company also made the trip.
The Fulton glided into the water
gracefully and without hitch when
the controlling plankwas severed amid
cheers from the big crowd and the
footing of many steam whistles.
Miss Muriel Rice, daughter of the
president of the Holland Torpedo
Boat company, christened the vessel,
breaking a bottle of wine on it's
stern as it started on its downward
plunge into the Kills.
The Fulton is an improved model Of
naval warfare, and is SO feet inches
long and II feet 0 inches beam. A
section of the boat shows circular
formation, and her submerged dis
placement is 100 tons. She has 16O
horse power gasoline engine for sur
face running, and 10 horse power
electro motor for driving her under
water. This power is obtained from
storage batteries carried on board.
She is expected to make eight knots
an hour on the surface and 70 knots
when submerged. Her armament will
be five Whitehead torpedoes.
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Have care, sir ?" shrieked the
leading lady to the heavy william,
while she tried to pull her train
around where the calcium light would
strike it.
"No, thanks" Kissed the heavy viii
lian, "I've just had one."
True, he had just secured his d.
vorce the day before, but it was SO un.
like him to drag his family affairs to
the front In this matter.
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"Charity, in heavens name !" cried
the man. 'Not for myself For my
family, sir. My children have been
without bread for a week, and my
wife"
Here he choked with emotion.
hasn't entertained since day be-
fore Yesterday, actually !"
l pressed 800 into his hand a pitt
full sum to be sure; but it would at
least buy frappe for small infor-
NAL
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Pan-Ameriean Exposition, Buffalo,
New York.
Tickets will be Sold

For the above occasion the Balti-
more & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
will sell excursion tickets from Hills
boro, Ohio, as follows: $lS final limit
October 81. $16 final limit Is days.
$l3.O5 final limit 10 days. $s.45 tick.
cts sold on Tuesday, only good return
ing leaving Buffalo not later than
midnight the following Thursday.
For full particulars call on or address
j. E. SANDS,
A'g't., Hillsboro, o.
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"Yes," said the pale, stoopshoulder-
ed professor, ~ am instructor in La :
tin, Greek, the sciences, English Com
position, biology, and higher mathe-
matics."
"Why, you're a regular Pooh Bah,
amt you ?" exclaimed his admiring
but slangy relative.
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Notice to Cut and Destroy Noxious
Weeds.

The owners, lessees and agents of
lots and lands within the village of
Hillsboro, Ohio, are hereby notified
and warned to cause all Russian and
Canada or common thistles, oxeye
daisies, wild parsnips, sweet clover,
wild carrots, teasels, burs, wild let
tuce, wild mustard and other noxious
weeds growing on any such lots or
lands within said village, to be cut
and destroyed so that they do not ma
ture seed or spread to adjoining lands.
Given at Hillsboro, Ohio, this 10th
day of June, A. D., 1901.
GEO. B. GARDNER, Mayor.
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OF LITERARY MEN
Others to Reach . Ripe old
Are.

The general idea that literary pro-
duction of high order is hostile to
long life by reason of the nervous wear
and tear it necessitates would seem to
be erroneous. Scott wore himself out
at the age of 81 by excessive work, and
Dickens, no doubt, lived at too high
pressure-possibly the same might be
said of Thackeray-but in the great
majority of cases literary men pos
sess that balance which avoids nervous
exhaustion, and the literary life is Q
wholesome and normal one. In our
own country the average life Of 20
leading writer's, from Jonathan Ed
wards down, 10 66 years. In nearly
every case, too, their productive pow
ers have remained unimpaired by old
age. The short life of fsEdgar Allan
Poe is, of course, not to be attributed
to the fact that he was a writer, but
to the nervous worry. resulting from
false pride and shame at being unable
to resist temptation. Bayard Taylor
worked too hard and Lanier was
broken by exposure in the civil war.
DR.. Holmes and Whittier enjoyed
the longest lives of any of our writer's,
each passing his eighty-sixth birth
day. Emerson, Longfellow and Bryant
lived long and tranquil lives. and very
few-perhapa not one-of American
literary men shortened their lives by
excessive devotion TO their natural
pursuit. The lives OF great American
writer's are lenger than those of their
English counterparts by nearly four
years, though two of the Englishmen
Carlyle and Newmans-kved longer
than anyone Of the Americans.
The living American twriters who
seem to have done enough to entitle
then toadmission 70 ovs literary VAL
halla are: Henry James. Bret Harte,
Howells. Donald Mitchell, Weir Nit
chell, Stednan, Stoddard, Aldrich,
Eake. Gable and Clemens. They Az
Eer&gs2 now = gears old. aE
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-I.
.s"i.s ,l.sd ss:iye sSs II sas asfsSisssf &c.
sweet than sleep q me;
me nelds that lay breast-deep In mist be-
m.rs Ike ~ sSs Srowss row waters Of : far
And tSroush ! chain II melting srays be-
meath the Sky's 6rAy-blus
The Sirehs SILVER met she velvet blackness
Then from the distant copse t
ehovered ip !iquid drops
The music Of the nightingale IN ecstasy
apart:
me all your hearth r
~ walked out by moonlight came where
the river went;
Il shook the stars In Its foamy depths, ana
the stars were all content;
And Il you looked long downward from
the bridge, as looked now.
The foam was a shaking blossom on
laden almond bough,
And the river was an orchard with races
And ali the faces had great eyes, and all
the eyes saw you;
And louder and more strong
Came the compelling song,
From the bird must-b9-loved that safe In
ecstasy apart:
70 love Of mine, o love of mine! o give
me all your hearth
And not thing was real again until the
moon went down
And near in scattered spangles lay the
~ gas-lights of the town;
And high-stacked hay-carts crushed the
hints or ever the yellow broke
Over the gray Of the quiet sky and the
factory chimneys smoke. var.
And there's little time for love, for love,
and we steal from loves sweet night !;
We toll too soon and we toll too late, and
in this world nothing's right,
Only while our masters sleep and We wan
der by moonlight,
And hear, faint, far away,
At the near dawn Of day,
The swocning song Of love from those dark
copses start:
20 love of mine! o love of mine! give
thee all my heart"
barry Pain, in Black and White.
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She Didn't wear q Mask.

But her beauty was completely hid
den by sores, blotches and pimples till
she used Bucklens Arnica Salve. Then
they vanished a. will all Eruptions,
Fever Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Carbuncles
and Felons from its use. Infallible
for Cuts, Corns, Burns, Soalds and
Piles. Cure guaranteed. 25c at W.
r. Smith & Co. zqe.
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Curley-See that fellow looking over
there? He used to 60 to the same
college that did. wonder if he re.
members me?
Burleigh-Ask him for the loan OF
FIVE dollars.
Curley-What for?
Burleigh-If he remembers you yor
won't get 1t. Ia ~
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The Saddest Story Ever Told.-The
tramp (between mouthfuls)-" I wuz
wunst wealthy married man, mum,
but am penniless now" Kind Lady
--"You poor unfortunate man! Why
didn't you put your fortune in your
wife's name" The Tramp-''I did
an she learned ter play bridge whist. /"
Puck.
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81 am indebted to One Minute
Cough Cure for my present good
health and my life. was treated in
vain by doctors for lung trouble fol-
lowing la grippe. took One MIMI te
Cough Cure and recovered my health"
Mr.. E. H. Wise, Madison, Ga. W. r.
Smith. & Co.
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The Hillsooro r. r. beginning at
once and continuing to October 81,
will sell round trip excursion tickets
to Mineral Springs for s2.lO. Tickets
limited to one month from day of
sale.
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The Language They Don't Learn.
Seventeen languages will be taught
in the University of Michigan next
year, says the Chicago Record Herald.
but the student who comes out with
the ability to talk good English will
still be the exception.
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yap..ess University

Japanese University for Women.
The Japanese university in Toxic,
exclusively for women. is approach
ing completion, and will be opened
some time this year. Three rich Jap
anese men have given enough to insure
the completion of the buildings.
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Hives are a terrible torment to the
little folks, and to some older ones.
Easily cured. Doan's Ointment never
fails. Instant relief, permanent cure.
At any drug store so cents.
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A bad complexion generally results
from inactive liver and bowels. In
all such cases, DeWitt's Little Early
Risers produce gratifying results.
w. r. Smith & Co.
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Diphtheria relieved in twenty min
utes. Almost miraculous. DIR. Thomas,
Electric Oil. At any drug store.
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Debt Of the United Iingaom. ~
The national debt of the United
Kingdom Is five per cent. of its wealth.
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A HigA-Priced Degree.

Considered as doctor of laws, Mr..
Carnegie is the $lO,0O0,OO0 beauty Of
the season, declares the Chicago Trih-
une.
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7-- W1tueus-4ined for = contempt Of
covrti Why. ] didn't say word.
s,Rursl Judge-That's just u. You
@dn't answer my questions, ~ that's
J|pw you shavnd yopDaeptenpt. 90
Witness-svs6 " nd / Gdtt<r6d
pyself that INF at way 1sas cone D.
IS is'-PAila{ phis Rce1rd'
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Reduced Rates via the Baltimore
& Ohio South w estern R. r.

Excursion tickets will be sold July
3 and 4 to all points on this line with
in 200 miles at rate of one fare for
round trip, good returning until July 5.
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NEGLECT TO PAY DOG TAXES.
who Have Large Kennels in
Danger of Large Fines.

In Greenwich, Conn.,, every million
aire is known by his dog, the saying
is, since the selectmen completed the
dog census of the town and found
that of the 1,436 dogs only one-third
had been registered in the time pre-
scribed by law. William G. Rocke-
feller licensed IS dogs when the col
lectors were seen coming around his
kennels. but the enumerator's figures
show that there were % more. Ru-
mors of what might come to those
neglecting to pay their dog tax evi.
IDENTIFY came to his ears, for 16 more
have just been paid for to Town Clerk
James r. Mead.
The enumerator's lists still show
that there are other millionaires who
have only partly complied with the
dog law. The officials will place a list
of delinquents in the hands of the
prosecuting attorney, and the first ar
rests will be of those able to pay and
who are not ignorant of the laws.
In one instance it is stated mill
lionaire will contest the validity of the
statute compelling the licensing of
dogs, and Q test case of interest to all
Connecticut people will then ensue.
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DersIist as . FIoati.s TArxet.


Using a derelict as a floating tar.
get is the unique fate which awaited
the abandoned steamer ]. N. Kerlin,
which Commander J. M. Hawley, Of
the Hartford, found on May 16 in the
North Atlantic. He says he re-
manned by the wreck during the
night, and in the morning he used it
as target for the main and second
battery practice. Considerable dam
age was done by shell, but not
enough to sink the old ship. He sub
sequently boarded it and set fire to
the hulk. He left it burning vigor-
ously with every prospect that it
would soon sink. The derelict, it
seems. had been reported about the
middle of April, since which time it
had drifted 400 miles, and when dis
covered and destroyed was close to
the track Of the Transatlantic
steamships.
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The Mysterious Woman.

By Marvin Dana.
bttt%t%t4t%1bet%4@t@t44t%tt
(Copyright, 1901, By Authors syndieAss.)
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11
Saeioeer fin Wano.
Nrs. George ". pullman inn. isser
Sfilsmisie fra i'm WstefGae.

Chicago, SH., 6te Sunni. Get rap
porteres, at Wrs. @. W. BuIlmou,
JIM, bill iagisge lin Wtono for Sfils.
mise. 9ofumenterne ifal bore no.
i9rbigebe os er / Wrs. BuIlmons
@eiiooelie. Gen nnge aone fremfs.
rer ~olporIige aloaer mob lin Rano.
DIR. % Wrs. Bulman bIep gift |
Gong Brand | 1897.
s garnbommen bar George Bull.
man, bans @ror Sanger, % giiis
9pnn Terulb 2egefammerater. Oct
oareoe life Ipree, for begse grsore.
ne blep inbtaget / ben imufte Wtiis
Seral6. McobeiIeriet forblep IPr.
ge iaa oenifdbeIigt, iom bet fuuoe
bIioe. Wen oa Be fom iii Sfiels
aar % aIber, 6Iep oct bitrere. Dog
ipntes Sanger, al alt fsiebe iis efter
bans Enife, oa bans 6orlooeIie meo
Riis SeraIo blep oifentIigsiort Msen
mart. Ren mart bIeo ben opbPpet,
og fort efter giiteoe bum iis meo
George.
Sort efter penote BIN tiIbage til
i'm Sars Siem / oenne gp. Get
iises, at benne 8ellutuiug ifplbes
oen linee Wr. SuQmans llponer.
Reppe bopoe bun. reiit, fer beroes
Rano reiite nieo aomponiiten q. ".
9oners' Suitru til Rep Dorf. boor
be boeoe paa Sotel 8eraro iom Wer.
og Wtrs. pullman,
gopers opoageoe mart Sauobe'
Den. San iasisete i'm aoue ior
Sfilsmisie og pullman for $780,
900, ioroi ban baooe frarsoet BAN
bans aones aiRrIigbeb.
3 belle bernie lib bar hans aone
iaattaaet opb Stilbeo. Woaife bar
bun oentet. al bans beore Ratur
ifuIoe gisre iig ~siplOeuOe, iaa at ban
uiloe penoe tilbage. Dten tiliioit bleU
bum mooles % beilutteoe at blioe
BAN fpit.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11

~sipenbeber, Sfpbnins ifaI FnSe SteS,
naar eRsimentet anfommer til
grainerb.
.IiIs Carlton Srnfnet.
&eb @ine, Ste Suni. 9eIs Carl.
ion, IS Iar eam1neI. orufneoe | Gan.
~noreloen, fem WiI onenior Reo
Using teftermiboae.
So liars Sngtbns.
@inona, CITE Sunni. De Sorenebe
Staters Het aoiournerebe her ibos.
Sobn 9esnau bIen henrt til TO Ior |
Stiupater. forbi ban banoe forfolifct
en- Benseieooel oe iibeipet ben.
8raubim Tarm belt.
SaIitab, Ste SuIi. Den fore
@ranbinfarm, tibIisere beitpret at
u. q. 9alrpmpIe, iom npIig osbe,
er MI belt. Sen peitIige SaIbbeI
aaar iii 8alrpmpIefolfene 90 ben oft
liee til @ranbins. Soer Del inbe.
bolber 1000 Itres gser.
Mrs. Inberipn SsS.
Geb 8ine, 6te sunni. Wrs Nm.
berion, 20 Iar eammel, oso. | i'm
Ssn auoretp Sobnions Siem.
Ct. Sames Ipbeoer.
ct. Sames, Ste Stunt. Sormcrs
@Iepotorfompani, iom npItg bleu or.
ganiieret / gutteriieIb, ifaI bpese eli
flor gIeoator. - q. 8. Senbrifion,
aniot iom BARTENDER | I. Sobnions
Saloon, og emma See, aoffe / Rarf
Sotel, remte fra gpen meo en- Gum
Benge, De boooe LIANT al fine Ben.
ner og oft, bpoo De baobe fact | 0u.
tifer paa Srebit.
GrGbt / en- @inSmplle.
Spatpnna, Zoe sunni. Sarmer
George 8ruefsberg. Tom boeoe nGr
girbp, ii Wil / Spb berfra, bleu
orpbt | en- IinomsIe. San iteg op
til Sopen for at reporere SiuIforbin.
beIien; Sans alpber fom inb | Siulet
oe ban blep bogltapeltg fnuit.
SsiffoleG
Slrthtnion, Soc Sum-. SsiIfoler
er Iltffet. s ben iioite l1ee boIbt $50
@lmni Relinion. 9Ianbt @rabuen.
terne er: @nna girfebef, 8. Sobn.
ion, Clara Srtebretion, Gornelia Sa'
cobion, Sbn Ssoeritrsm, Silma 50.
beritrsm og Warp @noerion.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11
"Geb Nrnen" SEQ. AZ.
SnoboIo: Spacintb.- MabeIines SaIs.
auniten at leoe l9nse. - en- Sluiion.-
@aaoer.
Jnolanoet.
Slssteoe % blep ifnbt.

ytefp Sampton, Ste Stunt. Den for
Snobruo anflageoe @bas. 3. Sobn.
ion, bpis Sag bar benpiit til @rano.
iurpen forisgte at flpgte ira SengiIet
og blep ifuot af Sberif Sbernooo.
San lob TO 8partoler for ban bIeo
ffuot. gegge 5aor, ct / 2egeen og
bet aneet 2aaret. er imertefuloe,
men life farIise.
SierueifaIle brnffet.
gmes, Zoe sunni. Somer s. Game.
ron, ben 10 aar eamle Ssn af 6. 6.
Cameron | alta. bIeo faitet al en- gi.
cpfel. Sans SierneifaIle bIep brnf.
fet, og ban bsoe ON faa Winutter.
@n militPr effort at &ompanierne
"@" 90 IS" meb Srfeiter Ieoiageoe
Siget iii Stationen.
q. q. RS 2eiriamling.
Dubuque, CITE sunni. 8eo g. 81.
&.'s 2eiriomIins fom 10000 geis.
gere til gpen. George Wesger
Davenport bIep polet til &omman.
oart. Seftermibbag par Der 5000
Seteraner / Baraoen. Cons Of Bette
rams paIgte Sarrp Green, 9ecorab,
til lin 3ommanoaut. S~enatorerne
aniion % 9oliber iomt 9ongres.
m9nbene Sebees og 2acp inipicerebe
EoraSen.
@aubittis WanS b9nser iig.
GreSco, 6te sunni. Sberii Camp.
bell blep forIeben falot til Gina for
at tnge Jig al en- finoipg Wanb, iom
forisgte at tage lit 2ip. Ianoen er
% aar gammel, % insen ipnes at
pioe, bpem ban er, e1er boorfra ban
fom. San blep bragt til Gresco
igaar og'iat i S9ngilet, boor oct
imorges lpffebes bam at bPnge iig.
2pn 1aar neo / Sfulebns.
eS~noepenoence, 6te Sunni. 2pn
iIog neb I S~foIebuiet / 2ittleton
ieftermibbog. ane SfoIebsrn bIep
ifaoet, flere al Dem olporlie. timber
BET ian,me ltpeir Hog 2pnet neb
Metbooiitfirfen / Sa5leton, bpor
Gorntpets SenbagsfpIefonpention
bolbtes. SIere bIep ioaret, os ale
blen baarbt rpitet.
SinSer IA Gig.
geIoit, Cite Mtai. @n Stprfe Or.
beioere, iom par beifi9ftiget paa 81
linois Central 9anen neoenfor ben.
ne gp, bragte for Oasen IA Wenne.
ifeIig, mebens De grop / en- 99m.
ming. 2igene bapoe ppret b~egrapet
Der | mango aor, oa ct Intal Ben gif
iitpffer, ba De bleo uoiat FOR 2uften.
Solf. iom bar boet Der / 90 Aar, fan
life forflare 8aaoen.
Seifplbt for SeitiffcligheS.
Siour Gitp, CITE sunni. aontrof.
ten paa Sfoiebsger bIep uoiteot Ben
27be Rai. S6ag bIep Superpiior
6. 6. Sriin beifplot for at bape MOB.
taget $1,000 % Superpiior 6eIir
Sorron $1,000 for at femme for ct
piit 9ogiirma. 9eifplouingerne itst.
tes az @ionesbprb % eoiporne Or
flPringer. 5 ct ubeooatet gieblif
~iortalte Srum, at ban Onsoag Aiten
ben 22oe mai, aitener fsr aontraf.
ten blep uoitebt bar blepet telegraferet
til :. 9. Santee | 9anburp 9anf al
ct aomponi, at Den ifiil0e betaIe
81 200 iii BAN, og at Silbubet iioen
Den Sio par ioreget I'll $1,000.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-11
Ohio.
@mt beaaar tire Turb,

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en- 10 aar anmmeI Ssn al en- bel
itaoenoe isormer nrr NapoIeon, itat
lin Setter, "a aar sarn,el, / Siertci
og orGbte benbe siebliffeIie. Ger.
poa foaIte ban fin Is Mars @ror til
7sber, latte StaIobpeniracr
@ronb, Isb oerino % ifiso liz aieu'
mem 9iubirsen. Sorbrpoellerue
bIep beeoaet peo Wionotstib. Sana
forfiiuebe Ben blep iirbet tiolig
ioaa. Oct ontaees. at ban bar bic,
ben i~inosforoirret oeo at lpie 6or'
brnberronloner.