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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30


soeech they had just listened to. that It's
pathos. vim and pertinency brought US
down from the abstract to the concrete
as the speech of no other in this case
did. It was the cry Of pain and sense
of wrong as no other here was quaifled
to utter it.
they pretend to be under the Constitu-
ton and out of il at the same time. When
! asked for definition of what they did
they replied, YOU must not ask. Every
they reminded him of a Texas cowboy
| who banged g tune on piano with his
rife, ard asked the owners of it if they
We're satisfied.
He was not surprised that his friend.
General Anderson. was INDIGNANT: He was
member of the convention. Fe is At
| tornev-General And now he is defending
this case I'm VIEW sorry we can't make
it pleasant for him.
AN IMAGINARY WALLoPULA. :,
His indignation was like Wallopuia'
| which countryman once explained to
him about. The countryman had box
on his knee LA asked hin what was asza IN
| what he did with it. He said kill snakes:
What sort of snakes. l asked. The kind
people have when they drink whiskey:
snakes objected. WAL he said, this
is an Imaginary 'Wallopula:
Mr.. Wise said the counsel on the other
only three individuals. They never once
referred to the fact that these three are
In the interest of all similarly situated.
Aud such cases must be brought by in
dividuals.
He rapidly went over the ground in am
swer to the various points made by Gem
eral Anderson and Mr.. Christian. and
said that these gentlemen had bowled
him out on equity and prohibition so read
lily. it was a pity there was not law
case in this also SO they could make
complete job Of it
In concluding his speech Mr.. Wise de-
sired at this stage to file some aftidavits,
but the objection was raised that he
was too late.
The court said it would take a recess
| until o'clock P. NJ. at which time 1t
would pass upon this question.
The court then at o'clock. took
recess until P NJ.
WITHOUT JURISDICTION.
1t was an expectant throng which pack
ed the courtroom when promptly at
out prelirlinaries announced its decision
JUDGE WADDILL CONCURS.
Judge Waddill who sat with the Chief
Justice. concurred in the decision, but
filed a separate opinion containing his
reasons 1t is as follows:
Believing. under the decisions Of the
courts of the United States. by which
this court Is. and should be governed.
that neither of the actions now before
the court can be maintained. /, for that
reason. concur in the result arrived at
by the Chief Justice, Diminishing the same,
J and may hereafter Ale hrtaf nsmoran-.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-01

Washington, Jan. l. The Creek
Indian nation of the Indian Territory
has submitted to the interior depart
ment a request for authority for a del
egation of Greeks to come on here
with new agreement which the
Creeks have drafted, looking to allot-
ments of lands and other matters. The
agreement is designed to take the
place of the one executed with the
Dawes commission, but which. after
being altered here, is still pending.
The Creeks want to negotiate the new
agreement directly, instead of through
the Dawes commission. The depart
ment probably will refuse to sanction
the proposition.
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Bitten by a Monkev

Denison, Tex. Jan. 1.-W. H. Seal
OF Bonham was at the home Of Mrs.
Barnes shortly after Christmas. Will
ing away the hours with friends. He
concluded to take a smoke and brought
forth his pipe When about to light
1t the monkey grabbed 1t out OF MI,
Seals hand and placed 1t in his mouth.
The owner OF the animal chastised him
with diheulty took the pipe away from
the monkey. The latter did not relish
the punishment inflicted. He leaped
upon Mr.. Seal and planted Afs teeth
in the visitors loft check, renewing
several bits of Hesh. Mr Scars fsca
was otherwise muttlatsd ~ the iufn-
rated monkey.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-01
WILL NOT I'M. ffEERf ERR
Germany Can Use Force Against
Venezuela Withnat Molestation.
HAY SENDS A REPLY.
The substnnce Is Nnt Given 0a., but
President Rooseyelt's Message.
Defines Just Such Prece-
dent for This Case.

Washington, Jan. L. Secretary
Hays views as to the proposed Ger
man program in Venezuela was COM
muaicated to the German government
in the shape of written memoran-
dunn. This supplemented the verbal
exchanges that had taken place in
Washington between Ambassador Won
Holleben and President Roosevelt, di-
-ectly, and between the ambassador
and Secretary Hay at greater length.
The state department positively de-
clines TO make public the memoran-
dunn Or it's substance, but it is pointed
out again that the basis Of the United
States representations is to be looked
for in the utterances OF President
Roosevelt in his annual message to
congress touching the Monroe doctrine
in its application to South American
countries which do not pay their debts.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-01

Cleburne, Tex, Jan. I. - George
King was tried in two cases here Mon
day charged with burglarizing stores
at Brennan in November. King
pleaded not guilty and argued his own
case before the jury. He said he was
a short order cook and was en- route
from Dallas to Houston when ne fell
in with two men and they intimidated
him, causing him to go to a store
where he was caught by citizens.
County Attorney Featherston said he
would not argue the case, but stated
that as the defendant was short
ORDER man he would ask the jury to
give him the long term" which was
twelve years. The jury in the first
case gave defendant three years, in the
next case the jury gave him five years
in the penitentiary
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CASTRO EXPLAINS.
Sends Out an Open Letter About Affairs
in Venezuela.
ut Affairs

Sends Out an Open Letter About Affairs
in Nenezueia.
Washington. Jan. 1.-PreSident Cas-
tro OF Venezuela has written an open
letter, copies of which have been re-
ceived here. In which he defends the
general policy he has pursued and
throws considerable light on his as
pfrations. Indirect allusion is made
to the German affairs in the presidents
appeal for United States support in the
defense OF the fatherland. The letter
was In rssponse to the applications
was sf< I'D for the release or several
Journalist. imprisoned at Caracas Tn
the course q the letter President ess.
tro says -ss
It h paaoea to observe that The
rashnass e come. impatient ambition
OF otasss. nApEakea criticism OF lead
Ing classes and obstinacy Of repolunon-
airy ssSsse' NV sorety tried the virtues
OF my ns.l policy. AZ a tme when
have dsrsa b Geo the couresy happv
ana rs oehuns eaatogtue every som-
fe~ ese - tho, patnSM Sukv Of
sdo0e.S SsosnlsSs-e znseAGu<ea e,ssstxa.x
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GIVEN NO INSTRUCTIONS.
Minister Bowen Is Not Officially Urging
Germany to- NoA E'rsI, ycpexneln.

Minister Bowen Is Net Officially Urging
Germany to NoA tusl, vcne@nein.
Washington, Jan. Nothing has
been heard from Caracas to sustain the
report that United States Minister
Bowen, through urgent representa-
tions, has induced the postponemant OF
the execution of the German program
1t is certain no instructions TO that
effect have been given Bowen. though
it is admitted to be the duty OF any
United States minister to exercise all
his powers, within the lines Of the gen
eral policy of this country, to prevent
possible blOodshed. Confirmatory ev
idence is had from unofficial sources of
the purpose of the German government
at least to delay action against Ven
eZuela until the issue of the present
revolutionary movement is directed
against President Castro. -
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-01
Profit in Potatoes

Sherman, Tex, Jan. THAT there
is money to be made outside of cotton
raising in Texas has been clearly
demonstrated in thousands of in
stances. J. B. Richardson, tenant on
the Randolph farm just southwest of
the city, this year gathered 100 bush
els Of Irish potatoes from seven acres
of land. which he sold at soc per
bushel. agSregating $3.50, or about $125
per acre. On one acre he got 237
bushels. He used no fertilizer on any
of the land. and attributes the large
production on the especially prolific
acre to Its excellent drainage Mr.
Richardson thinks that a great deal of
his success in potato culture is because
he plows in the wilmer time and to an
extra depth.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-01

will now be allotted land by the gov
eminent.
The Ottawa Indians have prepared
petition to congress asking that all
restrictions be removed this winter
from inherited nonresident and sur
plus lands. and from all but 40 acres
of each allotment. They desired to
sell the above lands to white settlers
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-01
DELIBERATE MURDER.
An snoffensive Man Shot to Death
on Train.
FOUR MEN A ARRESTED
The Quartetta Terrorizad the Passen.
gers as.d Forced the Engineer to
Take Them to Another Place.
Whisky Was the Cause.

Memphis, Jan. 1.-The four white
men who killed J. M. Rhea, an inoffen-
sive passenger on a train of the Yazoo
and Mississippi Valley branch of the
Illinois Central railroad Monday near
Leland. Miss, have been placed in Jail.
The deed committed was outrageous
and the result of drink
The four men are: Ashley Cooke, a
prominent business man of Cleveland;
A. NJ. Phipps. postmaster at Shelby;
Thomas LaUderdaie, said to be a rela-
tive OF Phipps, and man named
Blecl1nan, residence unknown.
The men went from Shelby to Leland
early Sunday night. AT Leland it is
said they spent several hours drinking
and c&rouainG At a. N the men
boarded tho nOrthbound train to re-
turn to Shelby. J, NJ Rhea, an en-
gineer. was on his way TO Tutwiler I'M
der orders TO take out locomotive
there, He was sleeping on a seat in
the smoker when the passenger train
pulled out from Leland. At that point
Cooke and his friends boarded the car
Cooke had a revolver, and I-auderdale
and Blackman had yvinchssters.
PhipDs was not armed,
Walking up the aisle. Phipps was in
advance of the party when ne came in
contact with Rhea's legs, which were
extended out into the aisle as he slept.
1thea was awakened and inquired what
vas the matter. The members of the
party stood there and discussed the
situation angrily for while. and then
the QUartette went to the end of the
CAT aad out on the platform Very
soon they returned, and going UP to
Shea told him that they could not all
stay in the same car; that he would
have to so out of the car.
Rhea remarked that in order to pre-
vent trouble he would have to do as
they told him Thereupon he started
out OF the car. He had just reached
the door when, it is claimed, the men
fired upon him, He fell where he
stood.
Conductor George Mclaughlin or
dered the train back to Leland. there
20 leave the corpse. AS soon as Le-
land vas reached the conductor sent
for tho sheriff and peace officers.
In the meantime the quartette had
not been idle, They had driven every
body ont Of the smoker and the ada
cent car during the run back to Le-
i2r1, nd when they arrived at that
place they vent TO the engine. aboard
OF which was Engineer Delaney. They
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THE GERONIMO GANG.
Arrangements EeinG a!n'is, for tseIenss
OF lac Chief and Fits Tribe.

U. ING Z Nl<1 i.iitl TItS Do.
Guthrie. Q. T., Jan 1.-General
Frank Armstrong, as agent of the war
department, is at Fort Sill making ar
engagements for the release of Chief
Geronimo and the 29S Arizona Apache
Indians, who are held by the govern
ment as prisoners of war. They were
captured by General Lawton II years
ago after a 3O0O-mile campaign. They
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-01

Salfna, Kan, Jan. 1.-The outlook
for winter wheat in western and
southern Kansas h beec4iAg DECIDEDLY
weather.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-05

ns for aonititutionen; men nosei
mtnore ifaI Der ristignof beIer life til
for at btrbre os fra at ma oer bsieite,
fom 2nnoet bpber, % pi bar et wfis.
tarife ON, at en- Manb iom (. CT.
arn,te 9cIion forInrgIt piloe npret be.
tragtet ION ct soot BrGiioenterrr,s,
bbis ban life bar .iebt | Roree oe til.
f~GIoieuis boebe | en- of De noropGt.
lise Stater, bporfra BET enonu life er
bIepet Sfif 90 @rug Of berte 8rGii.
bentfanoioater. ct. 2ouis 9Iabet bar
life p9ret opmarfiom paa,
at Soma bar en- norif Stutsfasierer |
9. 8tIbertion, % Rebraffa en-
Ditto | Reoer Tortnien. gIaoet fiin.
be csiaa bape n9pnt of Der pil blius
ire RpromGfb os en- Sperife | npite
Representations, forliben
at RororRnoene auerebe er reprRien.
teret al anute ReIion I Seratet.
We are the people ctc.l" :,
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-05

bsbelist % 5 tenrnieIig nIborlig. aar.
iagen til l1Ipffen fienoes lite; men
man tror at en- @r6eiser | u~foritan6
oabnebe en- SifferbebsIampe, oe at
9lien artenbte @aien | @ruben. aIt
too plloielig | grano, og Slammen
ffiso Jig op igieuuem belle @anserl
u~o6reoenbe 800 og 9beleggelie ON.
firing fig. grploiioneu rep Ssmmer.
bert neb, iprengte BIarfenGsge % ia.
fteoe 8pgne omfnlb. R1iIgrapere,
iom arbeibeoe / RRrbeoen, iprong al
ale arpfter ben til aabningen; men
Here bltffebe ltnber for ben onbe 2ugt,
iom fuIgte paa Grploiioner. De bIeo
iioen biereebe al en- Slot &eonires.
m9nb, Tom iIeSe til. 9e bsSe par iaa
ilbe tilreote, OF De bar ufienbelige.
Suitrrter os Rsbre Hoffeoe ftg ont-
firing Rebsangen til @ruben, og Der
bar mango rpItenbe Sptrin. 5 9rlt-
BEN arbeiber tuienb Wano, os belt brt
pes Of ct Sernbanefompani.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-05
mtbtann.

Samper fprliit. - Damperer,
"8annodburn" bar bert foriuunbet /
flere Gage, og bet befrpgtes, at ben er
Forliit meo Wano oe Waus.
gnflaget for gsSrageri. - 81. g.
grifion, iom for en- Eio iioen bleo ar.
r~eiteret / gsorpap pna Ristanfe for
at babe mproet i'm Saber, er M an.
flaset for Salifneri og 9eOrageri
@ogebic gountp. San ioIgte en-
@rumStomt / SronrpooS for $1,000,
men for of ifaffe splbigt Sfisoe par
bet nsbOenSigt OF @rifions Saoer fra.
ffrep iig fine &ettigbeber I @tenbom-
men. q. g, grifion iiees ba at babe
faIifeIigcn efterifrepet i'm Saoers
Raon paa en- "quit-claim oeeo", og
ligeIeoes ifal ban babe opfsrt Nao.
rtene paa to 8ibner, Tom life e~rtiterer.
Set eleIte, Der err 9gte beo belle 9oflI.
mentet, er Iooerens unberifrtft.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-05
SUD pnkntn.

8ifte. - s. 6. Mihaeion % SsSii.
liza Sutton er nplig 6leuen pgteuiet |
2afe 8reitrr.
granS | Spnball. - Shperbtmnrl
& Cos 8uttf og 8arebeboIonine
Epnoau bIep Ratten til ben lite De.
cember beffooiset peo Slbebranb til ct
@elsb al npiten $4,000. asiuran.
cen forbol0Sois ubetpbelig.
s @nuf Of aurora bIeo Der giort
Sorisg paa at plpnore Der forleben
Scat; men set eIeftriffe Marmapparat
gap 2pb 90 iorbinoreoe Rsoerne ira
at iuIofsre lit g9rf. Gre Stpffer
bIep faffct, % en- Of benz blep iflIOt |
Oct enc Ben to @atge. De er ale
bieumebsrenne I aurora, bopr De aIle-
rebe bar erbperpet fig ct alt anbet emo
soSt Rpete. o
ganouGrf I Cyan. - 8praooet |
Cyan bar beiluttet at oprette ct Sanb.
p9rf Der I'll ct aoItenoe al $4,000,
SIoebran0ene bar pPret aItfor bpp.
pise / Den ienere Eib; Der bar paret
ier SlOebranoe paa ier Raaneoer, %
bette ipnes man er for meset al bet
soSe. Oct er LET at faa ganb, oe MI
pI man ifuffe JIG ben iornsSne Brand.
beifpttelie.
Sriliuser. - Mrs. gn6rem Soc.
fer i aberdeen neofom forIeoeu Dag
meD Sriliuaer ire Ssnner en-
9~esipenheS, iom bar oaft iaa meget
itsrre Spiist iom oct er ferite Gang,
noset IisnetNe bar bGnot Der | Spen.
9ers. Soefer l,nr to @arge tioiigere
IfiGnfet fin Afano SuiIlinger, % oct
iinite 8ar tOm ausuit THOR. Der er
iaaIeoes III lem Born | Suiet UNDER
i6 Waaueoer aarnIe. 3e ire iiSit
anfcmre Gutter err nogIe friife % lin.
! lige 6pre, Der aabenbart bar t9nti
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-05
5nnfuttu.
NurS % Gsperi. 9

IorS % Gsneri. - Weslep &ep-
nolbs, en- 16 aar gaumel Glerf t
9anfen / 8eItpiIle, bao0e forIeoen en-
beiperat Scamp meo nogle &soere,
ION breb ip6.i 9anfen, boor ben nnge
Manb fon ON Scatter. 9emes Sig
blep funoet paa @ulpet ON Worge-
men; ban banbe fanet ct Biitolifuo I
Sierfet. 9lt tpoebe paa, Of ban bao-
De forIparet iig til bet itSite og forisgt
at oarge TN principals Gienoom iaa
aobt ban forntoaeSe. Set bite Jig, at
Ser meIlem @lttten % Rsperne bar
offpret ouer 90 Sfiio, og bans &epol.
ner laa meo ale 9sbene tsmte oeo 81.
ben al bans. Sig. $1,000 er uolopet
for morbernes B~nagrtbelie.
giailanter. - ~ WH / geit for
aofomo boebe en- ganmel % ifrsbeltg
Rano, iom beober Sacob Sarneis.
San bar / i'm sib o9ret ~formuetoe,
GA for fere aar iiben bette ban i'm
Store 9anbeienoom melem fine Ssn'
ner. 9isie bar sset i'm Rigbom, ME-
bens bet er gaaet tilbage neo BEN
8onle, Iom | bet ienere bar orret Ina
ina, Of BAN life bar funnel tage Iare
paa jia Ielp og BERTH bar oGret uloe'
les blottet for Wioler. Ser ON Sa-
aen fanbte8 ban / en- foriulten og bsilt
fprfommen Eilitanb / ct Sfur life
lanai fra aofomo. Da inseu al Sen'
nerne aiorbe BET minbite Segn til at
bile biplpe BAN, fom en- Slot al Ra'
boerne Iommen, maifebe Jig og bar
ben @anIe melem fig til ben enc
ems Sus, bpor be trGngte mo og ef'
terlob Sen Itaffels ipge Oeano meS Den
Sruoiel, of bpis Der life blep isr9et
for bam, pilSe De forme igiet % tage
mere eftertrpffeIige 6orbolosregler.
SunS "gufcr" @ais. - Oct npeite
npe | amerifanif a~rbeibsbriit er en-
Suno, iom buffer" Rais. 0ette
Troateremplar al en- 8ieter, tilhsrer
en- Normer npr @abaib peo Rapn
Socob Eiffenbnia6. 0a 6arreren
forleoen Dug boIot paa at butte"
@ais, Itob oen inteligente SinO ueo
Siben al bam os iagttog BAN meo le'
penbe SntereSie, % oa ben bapoe ieet
poa en- ShunS. tog ban ielo lat paa
"SuTfinsm", iom Den uofsrte bnrtig
GA meo flor YrGciIion efter boao Dill
fenbausb fortaler. arene blep pitt
nof life opitablebe offurat ! ben Or.
oen, iom man pIeieSe, men rene bleo
oe, og oct par 10 ogiaa Soueoiasen.
Den fsIserbe Sag, % Sarmeren %
bans Sieneitefar cit no paa Warfen
FOR at fortiGtte arbeioet, fnlgte Sum
Sen nopiororet meo og n~rbetoeoe iom
en- SuSmanS | Here Elmer. aIi IN.
Der paa, at arbeiSet ialoer | bens
Smag, og at ben finOer BET meset IN.
tereSiont.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-05
Uooen | SiuIano.
Srpo Of Salm % alib.-Sfreffslise
SilitanSe | Satttisbptterne.

s ~SufuubitabsbI." (Safinsfors)
fripes: "@t Rsben er flor, maaife
itsrre erlb nosenfinbe, bIiber for Bper
Dag mere % mere flart. Der finoes
boerfeu aIpSer til be irpienbe ensr
Mtab til BEN, ion fuller. Sen frps.
tcIisIte GIerbisbeS berffer, life Blot
cppe | Rorben, men oafaa / Itore Dele
at BET melemfte SinIaub.
5oran os Iieger ct 9rsb fra Gao
riidrpi baat at aarets HlIg, aItiaa
btrfeIiet &ugbrsb. Set er n9iten
Tort, t1tnet og ieigt. Sette 9rsb ipi.
ies / be mere peIitaaenoes Siem. 9e
Sattise otIoe biit prize fig lpffeliee,
ont De baoSe iaabnut 8rsb at TITLE
lin Sunger meb. Set riIe WeI, bpor.
al grsbet er bnat, otl bog life bare
Longer enb til Sail.
ct Stpffe G1tgbrsb fra Sprpuiolmi
bibner ON en- Rso, iom err enbnu frpB.
teIieere. Set er Of &Iib 90 Saim,
i~nmmerfitfet meo Tort Wel I'll en- ieia,
fIGbrte 9eia. ct anbet Stpffe grso
fra iannme Sogn bar life artbet enb
Rannet tiTfales meS 9rsb. Ser fan
man life Longer mRrfe melet. Get
belle beitaar ,ibeluffenSe of SaIn, %
Goner. Oct beres rent utroGiet no,
men er BOG ct Sofltm, at ntat, poa en-
SusrtonSspIobs | $orpniaImi / e
Wanneher life bor facet onber Woo
emo bette clogs 9reb % @nnb."
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-05
minurCntn.

Die S~alnurion. - On pISre gor.
ger al Cafe Gitp, Ole SaloorieL er al.
gnaet oeO 9soen / Gattigbuiet / @a-
bahia.
SrGt af 2ipet. - Sans 8. Oion,
boenOe / gear Barf NOR aoa, bangte
Iia forleben. San ingbe, Of ban bar
fieb al 2ipet.
granb Sutdiniun. - Sobn 8e-
terionS Sotoeraigaleri | Sutdinion
blep Der ON 8usen sbelagt peo Sloe'
branb. 6. O. ObqliitS SaeFsrer.
fontor leo ogiaa oeo 9ranoen.
2anbppitrute. - Gilbert Gutter.
ion, Specialaeent for 2anbpoitruter.
ne, bar nplis npret / Rorgan os op.
rettet en- ny Sanopuitrllte ira oerne
9p.
arreitcrst. - Chris. 9~ltbpieion %
nogle andre 8eroner braf opati8 /
Sront Woroibefs Saloon | Wtinne.
ioto Gitp % Loo tiIiiOit FIN 9eset.
firing sna no oper SaIoonoGrten, Tom
LED en- temmeIig fp9 Rebfart Sc
blep arreIteret.
SGloun plgnSret. - 70 8erioner
beppbnebe me6 Hepolpere trGngte ON
Slftenen ben 30te Hoo. inb | Column.
Bio Saloon / 9ernioii % tsutte 8eu.
eeTfuffen FOR Scrs SrSboIb miSt for
Nrien paa ben ~forbIeffebe % fret
iloanc 8prt. 3erefter, tog De Ifpno.
iomt Bugten, insen neo bporber,
Srusiet ibjGl. - 2tset Of anbretr
Sanion bIep flinbet Ben lite December
/ Cafe gemibii uroer Goffen peb 8bie
@abe / gemiSit @o. San bar tou1mer
fra Siusboro, q. Saf., nogle Sase
fsr % oor paa Del til Semmerffppen
Sre0aes aiten bIep tan feet / beriliei
SiIitano. anto9eIig er ban ( oernt
SiIitan6 9aaet uilo % falot I Sieen
icm ienere irss til.
|. SospaaiGttelie. - On StaISbpg,
ming ttlbsrenoe Eat Dtind | Winonc
bIep fortGret al en- Slbebranb Der
30te Roo., % ct Cab al $1,000 for
aariageoes. Sire Seite brGnbte Ill
bebe, % fire more iarnt fire NhiIGIlel
madtte OrR6es iom 6slse at ben Sta
De. De mobtos peo grmtoen, Slber
Dor paaiat. men 8ierninssmpnoent
bar intet Spor e~itcrlabt.
gGgtepiet. gl6ert Sanim frr
&ppe Gouutp % MsiiS aaren Sess
ira Stepens Gountp blep forleoei
esteotet al 8aitor Doipen | Brpite
gaurSen / 5rammas. upr Gpriis. =
Sobn G. Spbeim % Wtrs. GarriI
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-05
Seq bill belbrebe Dem for
Oilers forlansss ingen gense.

Otter 1000 grperimer,ter bar ieg
l9rt, bporhan Reitmattsme fun BEL
breoes.
ssffe forpanSIe benformeSe 2eo til
Riso igien; BET er unuligt. Men leg
fan furere SpgooHmen aItib, paa
bpilfetiombelit StaOtum, os for
ftebIe. r-a
Seq forbrer ingen genge. senb
mig iiutpeItben ct 8reofort, 90 ieg
bill biz ba tiljenbe Gem en- Refpiiition
paa 9eres t19rmeite 9ruggiit for
LET'S SfaIfer Or. S6oop's Rbsimatic
Cure, for n1e Gpottefere fsrer ben
paa Eager. 8rlig ben en- Maaneb, og
oeriom bet lpffes, foiter bet Blot
$3.50. $ois oct teller, oil ies ieIo
betale ZIP .beferen.
Seq bar ingen 9rsoer, forbi enboer
ReSictn, Tom fan panpirfe Relmatis-
me burtigt, man bore iaaban beifaf.
fen, at ben operIfrioer 6areris Ranb.
Seq 6enptter life inabanne Reoi-
famertter, iom er farefuloe, os BET er
taabeligt at taee Dem.
9e MAJ faa Spsbommen no al
gIobet.
@it 2ngemiSSeI ubretter bette,
IeIb | Sc melt panIfelige og baarSnaf.
feoe SiIfrlSer.
9igemeset bpor umuligt bette fan
Ipres Gem, ieg neb, at iao er SilfRl.
De. og ieg opertager ReIifoen.
Seq bar fureret titniinbe al Eli.
fpIoer paa oenne Maabe, % mine 80.
ger uSpiier. at SO no al bper 40, iom
erboISt Sisie ieis Slater, betaIer meb
@lp0e.
Sea ba. ~erfaret. of SoIf | Mmin.
Seliabeo er prIise ~ligeoperfor en-
9pge, Tom beIbreoer benz. Get er oft,
leg ~forInnser.
Seriom lea teller, oenter ies life at
faa en- Gent al Ten.
Grin inupeltben ct Boitfort eller
Sren.
Seq nil ienoe lem min BOG ON
Reumatisme, tilIieemeb en- 8eitining
for Meoicinen. Saa ben en- WnmeS,
een fan i etbpert 6aIo life Ifabe Gem.
7eriom ben teller. er BEN fri og
iea onerIaoer til Dem at aigisre oct.
aSresier Or. Sbcop, Dor 507, ga.
cine, @is.
Niloe Silfrlber, life froniife, gel.
breoes cfte al en- eIler to SLATER.
Sos ale Gpotbetere.