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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29
THE ORINOCO RIVER.
[From the Caracas Herald

One OF the greatest rivers of the world,
the Orfnoco. is also one of the least known
to Europeans. It's sister, the Amazon has
often been described. by Wallace and
Bates, among others, but Humboldt re-
mains practically the only writer of stand
ing upon the great stream, which, rising
on the frontiers of Brazil. runs for 1000
miles through Venezuela.' receiving in its
course such immense tributaries as the
Mela and Apure. and dfscharging itself by
q hundred mouths into the South Atlantic
opposite the British Island of Trinidad.
The principal entrance and the only one
available for sailing vessels, is the Boca
sGrande, to the south, into which How,
among other tributaries, the Aratura and
the Amacura, the latter almost cofncfdirg
in its course with the ;Schomburg boun-
dairy line between British Guiana and
Venezuela But most of the traffic of the
Orinoco passes through Trinidad where
passengers and goods are transferred to
steamers almost dat bottomed, and reach
the Orinoco by the moath known as Ma
carao. the open sea being avoided. It was
the Apure, chartered for the occasion. on
a trip of 100 miles up the great river. form
ing probably the first and certainly the
largest party of tourists which had ever
assembled it.
Six hours after leaving Port-of-Spain
the entrance of the Macarao was reached.
and for fourteen hours we navigated q
deep channel, perhaps half mile wide.
whose attractions surprised those who
had read Of the delta of the Orinoco as a
dismal swamp, thousands of square miles
In extent, tenanted only by few wild
Indians. who built their houses in among
the trees, by wild beasts and by birds.
The description is true. though the Inn
preston left is not quite correct Well
nigh impenetrabIe forest and underground
hide ground which Is for the most part
ooxe, covered for half the year by water
The Guaraon Indians, many of whom pad
died out to meet the steamer and beg. in
canoes roughly followed from the trunk
of q tree, and who dispute supremacy of
these wilds with jaguars and alligators.
are extremely low specimens of humanity.
though attachment to their dogs, large.
rough-haired and excellent hunters, should
be mentioned to their credit
But the passerby sees none Of the hor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29
Sold Overdrafts.

Frankfort-on-the-M Maine, Sept. 29-The
Frankfurter Zeitung in addition to an
nouncing today in a dispatch from
Mannheim the arrest of Herr Henninger,
a director of the bankrupt Rheinan-
Mannheim Chemical company, says that
Joseph A. Boehm. another director of
that. company, had been taken into GUS
tody. The directors, among other deal
ings, are alleged to have sold to banks
at Mannheim, transfers amounting to
s125,0 200 on a New York bank with
which it had business connection with
out the company having an equivalent
sum to its credit in New York.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29
RANGE OF THE RAMAPOS.

IFrom New York Mail and Express
Who would believe that within thirty
two miles of New York city there are
mountain dwellings in district so wild
and rough that they are inaccessible
even to the feet of ponies; that no pro-
duce can be taken in from these farms
save on the backs of men; that the peo-
,ple gain their living by making baskets,
wooden spoons and such light articles
as they can transport on their should
ers; that even the bodies of the dead
cannot be taken out. but must be buried
In the forest or in the yards of the
mountain cabins? region where the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29
MAN WHO:HOLDS THE DRILL

[From New York Mail and Express.1
did it ever strike you that courage is
largely the result of environment-or.
rather, custom?" asked the elderly phi
losopher. I'VE read and hear about the
man behind the gun who has gone down
into history. the storming of San Juan
hill. the thousand and one deeds OF
heroism which obtain in every war.
under our eyes. They seem SO common
place in comparison with warfare that
they are scarcely reckoned, because
there is mercenary end to them"
The elderly philosopher was standing
on Park row as he spoke. In the mid
die of the street a gang of laborers was
at work digging. drilling. hauling, lift
ing and doing the thousand and one
things which characterize the interim
Unable alterations which the street car
companies are ever making.
Nov. there is a real hero in my esti-
nation" resumed the elderly philos-
the edge of the excavation. He held
firmly to a short drill. while three fel-
low laborerss alternately In bringing theil
heavy sledges down on the battered top
command. The face of the man who
held the drilfwas absolutely impassive.
He gazed areund hims idly. almost
boredly.. and was presumably thinking
of his home In sunny Italy. Now and
then he shifted the drill, so that it's CUT
ting edge took a new direction. And all
the while the ponderous hammers In tbs
hands of his mates were descending
with crushing force.
Nothing very heroic looking about
him, is there?" queried the elderly
philosopher.
But see the chances he is taking
The slightest deviation of those ham,
mers from their course would MAIN
him for life. If not kill him. He is at
the mercy of his fellow workers. If ono
of those hammers should fail to hit the
end of the drill it would go crushing
down upon the hands which hold it.
Can you imagine the result of that i'm
pact of heavy steel against frail bone
and muscle? The man would surely
lose one, or perhaps both hands, ana
his working days would be over. Yet he
sits there, apparently ob1ivious of his
peril, and even whistles at times,
Mind you, I don't mean to say that
the man holding the drill would have
courage enough to lead a forlorn hope
or charge a battery against opposing
odds That's not his business But I
do think that in holding that drill for
men to pound with hammers he shows
innate heroism that is circumscribed by
dollars and cents.
Now, you are not deficient in cour-
age continued the elderly philosopher
to his friend, but will wager you a
bottle of wine you will not hold the
drill for ten minutes when the next hole
is TO be bored"
But the younger man pleaded a PRESS
ing business engagement.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29

We understand that Mrs. John Price,
wife of our respected village poundmaster.
fell on fence the other day and sustained
severe but not fatal injuries. Again we
warn our readers to beware OF fences.
We regret to chronicle the fact that a
cow belonging to Farmer George Sweet
got mixed up IN swamp the other day
reach her. We hope George Wi Bear his
loss with proper fortitude.
The kitchen chimney of our house burn
ed out last Tuesday afternoon, creating
wild excitement for half an hour, and we
wish to return our thanks to those who
impending s1 ca cal fyu We never before
heard of an editors chimney burning out
We understand that during the terrible
thunderstorm of laet week Mrs Hiram
Wilkins tainted at one of the thunderclaps
and fell over q chair and sprained her
back. The family are assured Of our deep
est sympathies.
Mr.. Vim. Prince, our enterprising real
garden this year as Big as marbles. He
says the soil around bonneville Is peculiar
lyl adapted to gooseberry culture. hint
We are reliably informed that Mr.. Hem
ry Williams. our leading dry goods mer-
start a church choir this fall and winter.
For reliable goods at popular prices go to
Williams emporium.
Miss Bessie Wendell OF Climax is visiting
Miss Jennie Taylor OF this village. and she
says she is surprised at the metropolitan
airs we put on for a small town; She
was more than surprised not to find hogs
running at large in our streets, as they do
in Climax.
Mr.. Homer Le,. our popular town clerk,
pounded his thumb the other day while
making repairs to his hencoop and will
wear the same in a rag for the next two
or three weeks. This seems to be season
of accidents and narrow escapes. We do
not wish to be understood as saying that
the hencoop will be worn in a rag. but
Mr.. Lees thumb.
The Rev. Josiah Gallup was made happy
one day last week by bushel of new po-
tatoes at the hands of Farmer Skinner.
Our wife also sent him over fresh killed
chicken and a mess Of beets and onions,
and he is no doubt inspired with new cour-
age to go ahead In his field OF labor. Let
us not forget those who toll in the vine
yard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29

considerate. SAFE . husband tor any
woman. and
Hes like father to. the children all
ready" she caught herself saying one
night. And after that she thought OF
Kingsland in q new HghtS What an adj
vantage it would be for Matte and
Harry to have guardian, a protector.
a father like that? Matte. poor child.
was not fitted for such hard work The
opportunities for a girl, or even for q
boy were SO small in the small town.
Then they were such pretty. imagina-
tive, amiable children. She, Aunt Sophie.
had already determined to devote her
life to them. Why not complete her
devotion to them by marrying Kings
land"
Her reflections always came back to
that.
At last one night he called a little
later than usual, while Matte and
Harry were at the concert. Miss Sophie
noticed that he was dressed up" and
come into her plump cheeks and bright
eyes. She had let him into the little
parlor. and was about to light the lamp,
but he stopped her with:
Don't mind the light, Miss Sophie
just want to say a few things. I feel
more collected. easier, in this dark"
The scared little sptnster wondered II
she might faint. but sat down In the far
corner with queer little sigh. He went
on, speaking rapidly and very plainly: II
am thinking of getting married. Miss
Sophie. That Is, within the next year or
so. Meanwhile want to do something for
you-the children. I'd like to send Matte
to some good school. No. no! She needn't
know anything about it. And Harry
want Harry to keep on at school and take
a course Of manual training. 1t can be
secret between us-between you and me.
VIII you agree to help me do this, Soph
Miss Sophie?"
''Oh. yes. Mr.. Kingsland. It Is kind, 80
kind of Won. but. but how are we to re-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29
Sorry to Lose Tower.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 29.-The car has
expressed personally and through Count
Lamsdorff, the foreign minister, his re-
greet at the approaching departure of
Charlemagne Tower, the American am
bassador here. who has been transferr-
ed to Berlin, alluding approximately to
the cordially of the intercourse which
he maintained with the imperial gov
eminent throughout his mission. Cen
eral regret is also expressed in court
circles and in society. Mr. and Mrs.
Tower will probably go to the Crimea to
bid farewell to the car.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29
Ono Fare for the Round Trip

To Boston and return, via Nickel Plate
road, October to II, account meeting
of brotherhood of St. Andrews. BY de-
posting tickets at Boston and paying
fee of soc, extended return limit of No
vember II may be obtained. Through
vestibuled sleeping cars and first class
service in every respect. Cheap rates to
all New England points. Write John Y.
Callahan, lib Adams St. Chicago. for
particulars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29
Typhoon at Yokohama.

Yokohama, Japan. Sept. ga severe
typhoon swept over Yokohama today.
Several steamers were driven ashore
here. Some of them have been ref1oat-
ed. 1t is feared that there have been
many fatalities among the fishermen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29

Many people growl, but the greatest
growler is he who can not get the
'Growler" SC cigar.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.


Rock Island
(In effect May Is. 1902,
west-bcund- Arrive. Leave
Texas Elk. No. 1850 pm. 100 pm
ST j. & Top. Elk. No. Is. 12:45 pm
Nixht Colo. Flyer No. g.. $40 pm $40 nm
III Paso Limited No. o.. .12:40 am IL so an
Night Texas Elk. No. g.. IL IS pm I2:15 AM
S. Express No 3:....... sos pm
K C. 8 Chick Ex. 40. s.. 9:30 am s:s5 am
Esss-eognd LIN; E x Nc 3 $50 pm ::S pm
East. Ex.-& Mail No. r.. $50 am 40 am
1soi e T. C. Flyer No. 10 7:E Am.
Ton e St J. Elk. No. g.. 7:46 am
Chick q K. C. Elk. No. &c.. $50 pm $50 plu
All trains daily, except Nos. IS and e.
daily except Sunday.
Union Pacific.
wEsTBOUND.
Den. . Pac. Coast No SEQ ' pm - c Dn
5 5es s,ts Pass No. J.: s:iS p@ .::s pm Pm
sa'ina Elk NO E aiisTTHji aH;eS am ls;s am
limited No. 2.............. $40 am SO am am
K c. Pass No. e.....-.... 9:SSm 80 am
Salfna Ex- No: s........~ 6:66 pm sac pm
K. C. Elk. No. ST.. ........ b:h0 pm $40 nm
All trains daily except Nos- 2 and -
daily except Sunday.
Missouri Pacific.
Arrive. 1eavA
No as -....... . . 500 pm TO- an
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29
Special Fares for Trip to tho National
Capital.

Persons contemplating attending the
thirty-sixth national G. A r. encamp-
ment at Washington, d. c., in October.
and those who desire to make a sight
seeing trip to the national capital.
should write A. B. Richie. r. p. Agt-.
Kansas City, Mo-, or J. NJ. Chesbrough,
A. G. p. Agt-, Vandalia-Pennsy
lines, 800 Century building, st. Louis.
regarding low fares. stop-over priv
ileges, side trips, etc. Home visitors
excursion tickets to Indiana and Ohio
points will be sold at the same time.
Diphtheria sore throat Group. Instant
relief, permanent cure. DIR. Thomas
Electric Oil. At any drug store.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29
ANNoUNCRMENTs

ANNoUNCEMENTa
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
THIS Is to give notice that all partnership
between Mr.. j. B. Iinn Of Topeka and
myself is dissolved. H. M. MUNDY.
Ell Paso, Tex, Sept. 10, 1902
AN AN .NDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
for the o6lCe OF sheriff OF Shawnee
county. LEE MYERS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29
MEDICAL.

CANCER, tumor, eczema, scrofula and al
forms of skin and blood diseases positive
ly cured. Address for free advice Homt
Remedy Co., Topeka, KAN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

IDA c. BARNES. NJ d.
Office 726 Kansas ave. Residence Thirs
tenth and Clay. Office hours: 9 q. m. to
IL q. m. and p. m. to p. m. Telephone
69S residence and 16 office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29
MONEY.

MONEY TO LOAN on live stock, pianos,
organs, typewriters. household goods and
personal security. L. Biscoe. 623 Kan. Ave
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
N w. NULL. shop 112h w. sth st. Phone
Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29

DRUGGISTS.
THE CAPITAL PHARMACY, 929 Kansas
ave-: Andy Jordan, Tom McCampbeu,
proprietors. Mr.. Jordan has been with the
Sim Drug Co. for q years and have opened
up for myself where 1 will be glad to see
all my old friends .
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29

class barber. rs week
guaranteed. VIM. Charles. Da1hart. Tex.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29

FREE D1sPENsARY.
FREE DISPENSARY. 119 w. Fifth st.,
under management Of seven Topeka ply
sicians, where those who are unable to
pay for medical treatment may have the
same free of charge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29

WATCHES cleaned. 75c: clocks, SOC: main
springs, 75c: crystals, loo Cash paid for
old gold or silver. All work guaranteed.
Old jeWelry exchanged for new. If hard
up. see Unde Sam. 612 Kansas ave-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29

DIAMONDS go,
Have on hand a number of diamonds
bought at pawnbrokers' auction in New
York city at half their value: also 100
watches, Elgin and Waltham movements,
ranging IN price from S to SO EACH Guar
anteed 20 year gold filled cases. ]. NJ Blitz.
jeweler, 429 Kansas ave. =
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-29


JAMES b. HAYDEN. Jeweler and Opti-
clan. Complete stock of watches. dia-
monds, silverware, etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27
binorer 2lrbetoet.
aaifcorifnins nbpatigsipr ipmmcti.
Der enfeIte Solf for Irbeibc.

gu Serre fra Mc9ain, Mihiaau,
tiger: aaffeorifniug bar foItet mig
meget, for ieg bar malt9e @un9e | NIT
Sio b9ret iaa gritnoigt uopetiaeiort,
at leg bar maattet op9ipe Sorretnin.
gen Ell Dag eller TO 40 @aneetl. Ilt.
ialoene Of Sppebpine funbe begun.
De poa bstre SIDE bag 2ret og bIi
iaa heftta, at leg blep fuIbItenbig
ttbpetig til al gisre noget 8apn. Seq
mantte nite tn til @orfn forat fau
nogeu Sinbrine. Seq pIneebes af
iur Wane og babe ct nerpsit Sierte,
botItet ploeebe mig Ell bel Gel.
6or fire gnr 'iben iaa iee ct Tper.
ttsIemreltt ON 4oIhm Sooo Coffee,
Der bonbIeoe ON aaffeens femme
Sirfntnaer poo Nerperne. Seq be.
fnttehe 'trnr at gisre Soronoriugen
% lutte meb anffe % taee Ypihir.
&rluItotet bar nGret iaa bra. ipnt no.
ger fitnoe oeittc.
Seg Itoer life mere al Spritop.
peIic, Infaloeue al 8aloeinae fbrn.
mer oIbrie uoeu peo en- ener auSen
ltforIiatiabeo 'om 3affebrifnine,
Iom ieg er taabeIie uof til at inbIahe
mia paa MI % On. Scg bar iuaeil
SpoeopiHe mere % life Iur Mane.
Seg bar life hapt uoaet Inpepuoe
eler uerpeit InfaIo nf Spfaitniua
paa ire aor. Seq er mn SO Mar pa
bar beore Selbreb % aisr bebre Sor.
refining pa aisr oct Iettere emo no.
eenliube fsr / nit Gin. Sea tilifri.
Der obioIut oeune Soranoriua nit
TftaIb pao auffe oa min 8rtta al
8oirum, for leg Dor life tagct noscn
gseoictn, iom firmhe biora9e til al
frcnrfolhe SorouNriugen.
Srcmitillinacn, al bette Grperi.
meut or obiolrit iaHhfrrhig. Sm Oct
or ~nsouctbiat CT icg pilIia til at he,
frRfie OCT mch 60 stnrurt tan 90,
aioes oco Gpltnm So, Battle Greet.
@tid,
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27
Mnrn Dnkntn.
Nnnnfnter ! anihe 81

aoppfater / anibr. - SIere Sas.
ferere | @uro eountp beifplbes for At
bape meIet fin egen aase beo at faa
pp btperie @unteitiager peb Sanbfpn.
toret "a trues mn meo at bliuc nPetel
Nbaaiig til at praftiiere.
Sor Ypitfbrrrr. - Sor en- Yoitfs.
rer paa ben npe 2anbpoitrute. Der Den
lite September pil blipe aabuet ira
9iSnlard. bill Der mart blipe afhoiot
Gipit Serpiee Gramen / nGpute gp.
aarsnoHsternc. sra &dhpeton
ifripes: llniieteruc for Aarets Ip.
ling or / ale Senieenber ioa goo, iont
be bar 1895 paa bernie 5ib, OF iii.
itanom tar alnrig prrct tebre, 5pc.
Den "a Snpreu icr %unlminoelig aoot
no; 9ngget or bcpprot al ifnoc Ir;
9imoihien bar iiaact ! ittlS 9lomit {.
Bar Tigers Bio, afuilcn CT bciicr life
saarIig. ifisnt DC 10 iioltc Tigers uirn.
panIiet foIoe @eir life bar frrnrs.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27
Colorado.
SpciaIiit gieeanpernsr.

SDcialttt g"ieeglpernBr. - y. Y,
Coates, G~oIcraoos 8icegupernsr, Der
nnoer @upernsreitS SrapRrelie III
fungerenoe Statsfef, bar MI erflPret,
at ban er SpciaIiit oe 'luttet fig til
Statens ioeiaIiitoemofrattffe Srgont'
iatiun. Sau bar opbppet alSorbinoeiit
nleo 9emofraterne og BopuIiIterne
Der paIate 9am til bans @mbeoe. 60.
Ioraoo, iagoe ban / Ranbaas, Dor ben
fcritp Stat / l%lnionen, iom bophe baoi
en- erflpret SociaIiit til @iipernsr. 3d.
ceauoerngr Coates er al Rrofesiion
g~ogtrpffer og itbgiper ct arbeioerper,
Iiat gIoo | Gueblp. San tog ltplll
Snteresie / gpegeitreifen / Genuer ol
bIep | Senue SorbinbeIie meeet ontalt,
foroi ban ffulbe babe iogt, at arbei'
herne oa DC, ION hoIot ueo benz, BUR
Se itonbie al Craft / gpen, I'll Ir.
beiosberrerne fuln til Sorrlft." Strei.
fen foitcSe 3enber 3 Riaioner Sol
lars, oa be ltore gienoomsbeiibbere Ell
life bIioc pad Coates for ben onfsrtc
llotalelic, Der giorbe lit til at forIGn.
ac Den oa ponifeIiaeisre ct rinteIi9t
ssorIig melIem be itrtbenbe Barter.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27
Rapnesanse / SYoen.

Storilasterne ! Chicago fnar lit,
mere | iomne lloitrpfning iom tibli.
aere nptte 9ibSerR | 9eiten til lSde.
rtesange for line itpre Siorbe. Son.
gresien bar peo Sob beiaIet, at DC
StaltraaOgieroer, De at esen Ragt.
fliIofommenbeb bnr iat omfring I'm
Gle Cams anno, ifal uebripcs, for at
SettIere fan faa aogans. 3ereS irie
gcitesmnrfer inbifrrnfes ioaleoeS gar
for aar, % be ntnn ie Zig ON eftcr
me. Spis bet forboIber fig, ION bet
mi iprtnlles, gier DC en- goo 8ier-
ming peo at cenbe iig til Spoen. Scr
liaaer itore Streg AT n9iten ppr.
biies Serb; men Der porer Ell 4lan.
lie ioln er ticnlig til arcotirfooer, %
moo noeen SjeIp al Mclmelfehpnbcr
fan beu %critaite @rGsanuacne | 8sF
item. let bcber, at Sipift & 60. ue
aitore Slagierfirmner bar ioretaset
Experimental. iom lopcr gobt, og be,
aeiitreee aprreiponoenter Tiger, at ct
HcnoIution / areattranlen foreitaar.
8ad De for alminoeliat I~gerbriiI
Iibet b~ritselise Strsa al bet ncrolige
og norbpeitliee 6luribo og al oct ipb.
Iisc alnbama pil Storilasterne j ,Gb;'
cago plantc Gaoasia og nptte oennc
Roo LEGION Snrnips til Ssoe fpt
8reaturer % Spin.
Sm Gabosio.Hooen pplpier Stnnc.
arr Dictionary at ben hsrer biemme
/ amerifnS parme @gre. Zen ligner
I ltbieenoe en- flor 8illerob eaer en-
longngtig Eurnips, os glomiten be.
itaar al grope % fine Blade. Soften
/ ben er giftis; men eiterot ben ct
PRESET no, Iapes StipeIie oe Nel af
RoSen. Melet boees til aaeer easr
8rsb. Gn Sauce IapeS ogiaa oeraf,
og blonoes Melet meb Molasies,
frcmfomlner peo 8i9riug en- beruiens
DC Srif. Sooo mait faioer Sapioca,
or fun reniet Gapasia.
Gbicagos Storilogtere bar tritfet
gnitalter til, at et betpoelis Wpngoc
aprg ifal ienbes til oct rproIige Slo.
riba, for at Sprene fan gisre fig febe
paa Gooasia.Rob. Reiultatet bill spe
en- beitemmenoe S~nbfIpoeIie paa apRg.
anlen oe SpsrgSmaoiet ON Sapnes
gange.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27

aHnitnrrc ifaIbe prre uIeo al nofsrs
srbeinet. aluniinerm, iorn bar tab
ocnne Soc, er bob. SopDe haii Ieue;,
piI0r BON babe oparbeioet Irans til
Soeeits 6icnnemfsrelie oa funioei
MGno, Der fifnoe pontage iie Spcrpei
os faa Sistten reiit enten Mnibinaiou
Z. 6, eiler | SfanoinaDernes Soueo.
itab, minneapolis, ioruoiat gpen pil.
De iorGre I. CT. 2orins Bart til be
5oreneOe Stater. Eette arbeioe p:I
"iamIe os ON en- flor 5oiteina oer
brrer / tit Sfico 2sftet 0 men Som.
IinaenS % eniHaens golrenoins Tor
bort Solf ! anerifn."
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27
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Margarinlppen gslSis. - Wibi.
gats Ssieiteret bar ofgiort Ell Rien.
belle, buori oen ertlRrer, at StotsIoben
ON at forbpoe SiIoirfnins os SaIg Of
farnet Warearinimsr en- g~runoIoos'
masfis os gplbig.
Sfanbinapiif 2iga. "Seanoin1.
bian.a american 9eague Of the Upper
SeniniuIa" bopbe fit aarsmsbe /
Nerominee iorleSen Dag. SsIgeroe
geIipreIie blep paIet: 6. s. Carton,
8rRiioent; 8. 9. 9inoer (gscono.
bol sefret9r; @iniam Sernauiit
(Renominee), 9asierer; arfbrr nb.
oenberg (Gidinion gountp), og 2oitis
Sohnion (7elto Co., Serseants.at.
arms. RRite anrlige Wsbe blep be.
iluttet afboIbt / @~scaraba.
TrGit Tom Standardization. - 90.
Itor arebrih 9oith | Stepbenion er
ianoipnIigpis Den e,teite YrRft / Gan.
BET, ION oeo Siben Of fin 4oIbssier.
ming foreltanr ct &henter. Sor nogen
Iio iiocn bpggeoe bans 9senisbeo q,
I'M odffer airfe til ct &oiterbe al
$4,000. Zen fit M iuaen 9rue for
Sen gamle Strife, % oa gpen iitei
Sperahis bao0e, benpenote en- Del ar
oens gcrgere iig til Eaitoren, Der er
aatoIif, n1eb Inmooniug m of fnn
benptte ben eantIe gpauins til Shea.
terforeitilinger. 9aabe Brett os Ore.
nigbeo aif inb pna bette Sorimeerbe,
oa SorefdBenoet bar bit fig at bore
Tau beIoist at Baitor gaith nil bar
unifaifet fnIot SeeueuoItnr % bpeest
en- mn Scene | Den Strife, boor ban tiS.
ligere prRoifebe.