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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-23
ON WILD DASH:
BUGGY BADLY DAMAGED

A horse belonging TO Ferd Holdorf,
manager for the Henning Brewing
company, became frightened at a
street car while il was tied in front
of n saloon on Fourth street and
Third avenue this morning and ran
away.
The animal threw off it's bride and
started ON a wild journey up Third
avenue. 1t turned north on Four
teenth street and east again on Sec
ond avenue. north on Fifteenth, and
at the corner of the alley on that
street became tangled up in some
manner and smashed the buggy i'm
great style. He then broke away
and ran down the alley to Twelfth
street, where the mad race ended.
No one was injured, and the buggy
can be repaired.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-23

When the 400 employees at the three
yards of the Purington Paving Brick
company in Galesburg. stepped up to
the cashiers office Friday and receiv-
ed their pay checks covering their
wages for the last two weeks, they
received a genuine and agreeable sur
prise. The check for each employee.
except the bricklayers, was for the
regular wages. added to which was Z
per cent, so that the entire amount
paid out Friday was in the neighbor-
hood of SIP 1000. The increase, which
thus begins June 1 and will continue
to Oct. 1, was an entirely voluntary
one on the part of the company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-23
UNWIsE DISCRIMINATION
IN ADMISSION CHARGES

Considerable complaint was heard
that two different prices of admis-
sion were charged for the evening
performance of Wallace's shows in
Rock Island Saturday. While at one
of the ticket wagons the afternoon
rate of % cents was charged. at an
other the price was 80 cents. The
standard of the show was such that
the uniform rate of 80 cents might
readily have been charged. Indeed
the character of the exhibition was
fully up TO what many similar en-
terprises charge so cents to see. The
policy of discrimination. however, is
a very unwise one, and always leaves
a bad impression.
The circus was enjoyed by two au-
diences of immense proportions. all
agreeing that II was one Of the neat
est exhibitions of its kind ever visit
ing the city. Aside from the feat
ures that must be carried to main
tain the circus flavor, there are an
array of novelties of a high class,
such as the human statuary, the
Eddy family, the Partisan dancers,
etc., all contributing to an entertain
ment the like of which one rarely
has opportunity to see beneath the
canvas.
The Wallace show people carry a
bar on one of their cars for the ben
eft of attaches of the circus. One
hundred cases of beer and a quaint
ty of other wet goods were taken
aboard while here Saturday. 1t is
said that this department does a
fiourishing business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-23
PERSONAL POINTS

f. H. Wey has returned from Chi
cago.
Mrs. f. c Hart went to Atkinson
today
Mrs. F. c. Denkmann is visiting in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Peter Moody spent the day in
East Moline.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. s. White left for
Chicago this morning.
DR.. Gustav Andreen left Saturday
evening for Minneapolis.
j. +. Coe and family returned to
their home in Geneseo, after a visit
in Rock Island.
Miss Ethel Israel, of Des Moines,
is visiting at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. F. +. Lamphere.
DIR. and Mrs. \. ID. Steele, of Prince
ton, returned home this morning, af-
ter visit i'm this city.
Mrs. NJ. b. Hammond. of Apache,
lN>kla.. left for Peoria this morning,
after short stay in this city.
Mrs. Hulda Swain, of Woodbury.. y.
j., is visiting at the home of Mrs.
Lou Fleener. 211 Thirteenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ward leave
this evening for Denver and Colorado
Springs TO visit during the summer
with relatives.
Miss Stella Kohn is home from her
studies at Wellesley for the summer
vacation. She spent Saturday in
Chicago to attend the derby.
q
home after a trip to thef Oakotas, re-
turning by way of Chicago. where
they stopped to take in the derby.
States Attorney II. \. Weld left
morning with Mrs. Weld to at
tend the annual convention of states
attorneys of Illinois at Springfield.
The Misses Francis, Katherine and
Mary Torrance have arrived home TO
spend the summer months with their
parents. DIR. and Mrs. William Tor
rance.
W. II. Truesdale. of New York City.
president of the Delaware q Lacka=
wanna railway, is in the city. called;
here by the desperate Illness of his
mother.
Mrs. IL. j. Frick and family.
Mrs. Louis Winter and Edward
Kautz have returned from Buffalo.
Iowa. where they attended the 73rd
anniversary of the birth of their
father.
Mrs. \. F. lie Roy and two daugh-
tiers. of Des Moines, who have been
visiting her cousin. John W. Fleener.
of Twelfth street. South Rock Island.
for the past few weeks, returned
home this afternoon.
Aid. William Kennedy leaves Thurs
day for Ireland to visit his old home,
which he has not seen since leaving
it 80 years ago. and to attend a fam
lily reunion there. He will he accom-
panied by his sisters, Miss Martha
Kennedy and Mrs. Rachel Grote. of
this city, and at Pittsburg another
sister, Mrs. Sarah Lyttle, and her
two sons will become members of
the party. The father of Aid. Ken
needy is still living at the old home
in the north of Ireland at the ripe
age of four-score years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-23
A NIGHT OF STORM:
WORK OF AN ENGINEER

The men who ride the engines of
the fast trains bear a nervous strain
almost inconceivable during the fierce
night storms, said one of the North
westerns veteran engineers To a
Sterling Standard reporter. At a
speed of mile a minute the re-
sponsibility and risk is great enough
in calm, weather, but when the ele-
ments are in wild rage the tension
on the engineer calls for unusual
GOODNESS of brain and Steadiness of
nerve. The rain daShes in binding
sheets against the cab windows. the
roar of the wind deadens the sound
of the wheels which enginemen rely
on more or less to inform them of
the. condition OF the track. the vivid
flashes of lightning disturb the Wis
ion, and still the train ruShes on at
the rate of lightweight feet a second,
over switches and trestles and en-
bankments and through woods and
rocky cuts. y sudden rise i'm creek
may undermine bridge or wash
away the bottom of a hill. 4 tree may
ed and tumbled upon the track, or
freight gar lldN bt blbNll OUT upon
the main track from 4 lonely siding
and left in the path of the train that
is rushing at top speed to keep up its
schedule time. Momentary glimpseS
of the surrounding country gives the
engineer his only knowledge of where
he is, how far from station or from
n sharp curve on a certain piece of
track that must be approached with
some caution. To get his bearings he
slides his window open, leans out into
the face of the torrent of rain, and
drenched almost to his waist closes
his window and trusts to his keen in
stinct for minute before again look
ing out. Meantime the numberless
details of machinery inside the cab
must receive some of his attention,
and he continues to keep an eye on
his water and steam guage, and his
hand from time to time touches a lever
or cock here and there to test the
various parts of the great machine
that is working to it's superlative ca
pacity. He must know when he is
approaching a highway crossing in
order to sound the whistle. and must
keep in mind all points where his
orders or his time card instruct him
To meet another train. While il is
The other trains business to keep out
IF his way and give him a clear track,
On such a tempestuous night some |
slight delay may prevent the oppos-
ng train from getting safely into a
siding before he reaches the place. |
md he must bear the fact in mind |
md assure himself. as we'll as he can,
hat he has a clear track and that the
witch is properly set. There is no
lime TO slow down and approach all
hese different places with caution.
nut his vigilance must be increased
f possible, and he must call upon
very faculty to exert itself little
more to inform him of the true con-
ition of affairs. At the end of n
so mile run under such conditions
5 have prevailed recently, an en-
ineer's vital forces have about spent
and he is on the verge of
hysical collapse.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-23
Was Wasting Away.

The following letter from Robert
II. Watts, of Salem, Mo-, is instruc-
tive: 81 have been troubled with kid
ney disease for the last five years.
lost flesh and never felt well and doc
tored with leading physicians and
tried all remedies suggested without
relief. Finally I tried Foley's Kidney
Cure. and less than two bottles COM
pletely cured me, and 1 am now
sound and WELL"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-23
ANOTHER NEW FIRM
3. !. Hayes and John A. Gustaf-
son to Open Cloth.
ing Store.
3UILDING TO BE REMODELED
1714 Second Avenue the Location.
Partners Are Pop
ulaF.

Rock Island is to have new cloth
ing firm, Il partnership having been
formed by b. Irwin Hayes and John
\. Gustafson, to embark in business
about Sept. l.
The store at IVA Second avenue,
now occupied by Lambert's toggery
shop, has been leased by the new
firm, Mr.. Lambert giving possession
August l.
The room is to be remodeled by
Krell q Math, the owners, new
front being put in and an addition
of 30 feet made at the rear. giving a
store 105 feet in depth with large
skylight. The quarters will thus be
most admirably adapted to the bust
ness of the new firm.
Both Well Known.
Neither Mr.. Hayes nor Mr.. Gustaf-
son needs any introduction to Rock
Island readers. both having been in
touch with the trade here long
enough to have formed acquaintances
of an extent and character that rem
derS their success assured from the
start. Mr.. Hayes has been an en-
ploye of Simon & Mosenfelder for the
past - years. and Mr.. Gustafson has
been connected with the London
Clothing company for the same
length of time. Both know all the
ins and outs of the business and can
be relied upon to please their pa
irons. Mr.. Hayes resigned his posi-
ton with Simon &, Mosenfelder Sat
urday and returned today from a
trip to Chicago to order stock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-23
Second Hand Dealer There First.
UNDERGROUND WORK ON
NEW PHONE SYSTEM BEGINS

Work on the underground portion
of the system the Union Electric
Telephone and Telegraph company
proposes installing in Rock Island
was started today at Eighteenth
street and Second avenue. 1t fell to
the lot of Aid. +. ID. Gall to remove
the first brick i'm the clearing of the
way for the operations. The COM
pany representatives say work will
be carried forward with all possible
haste.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-23

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-23
OBITUARY RECORD.

Mrs. J. NJ. Spur passed away Sat
urday at her home on the Ninth
street road in South Rock Island. af-
ter long illness with heart trouble
and dropsy. Deceased was 10 years
of age and is survived by her hus-
band and four children. Title, En-
ma. Edith and Edwin. The funerat
was held at this afternoon from
the home.
The remains of Mrs. Samuel Broom
hall were laid at rest i'm Chippian-
mock cemetery yesterday afternoon.
Funeral services were conducted at
2:3O o'clock at Trinity Episcopal
church by Rev. c. II. Kaltenbach. and
n large concourse of sorrowing
friends were in attendance To- pay
final tribute.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-23
Licensed to Wed.
Julia Margaret Ingram .Genese
Raadutn Yield

'I used DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
for piles and found it certain cure,
says S. r. Meredith, Willow Grove,
Del. Operations unnecessary to cure
piles. They always yield to DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. Cures skin dis
eases, all kinds of wounds. Accept
40 counterfeits. All druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-23
CARRICO MISSING.
Second Avenue TonsoriaIist Dis
appears During Sunday
Night
FOR PARTS UNKNOWN" A NOTE SAYS
Constable and Second Dealer Lock
Horns over
Spells.

II. j. Carrico. who has been con-
Quoting a. barber shop on Second av-
enue west of Fifteenth street, depart
ed from the city with his wife and
child last night, and this morning n
card was found fastened on the door
with the terse statement, Left for
parts unknown"
Mrs. Mary Littig, owner of the
premises. levied on the contents of
the shop. which were left undisturb-
ed. for SIS claimed to be due her in
rent.
Second Hand Dealer There First.
When Constable Sample reached the
place with the execution he found j.
p. Williamson. the secondhand deal
er. at work taking away the movable
property, claiming that it had been
sold to him.
After a wordy war, the constable
came off victorious and the shop was
finally closed with it's contents in
tact.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-23

Chronic bronchial troubles and
summer coughs can be quickly reliev-
ed and cured by Foley's Honey and
Tar. All druggists.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-16
Sra fortune Greet.
nlgffestilfGlbc % 8nlbrisSpm
Sellans 8rnbcr.

Sra Seattle, @oib., ffripes til
"0ecorab.Boiten" Sibenoe ON en-
isreelig l1Ipffe peo Sort1ne Greet
/ Gascabe.SieIoene er fommen bio til
gpen. Rorbmanben Sobn Sennen
omfom / 81. 8. SeIans @rube, fom
ligger ct Stpffe oppe peb geffen, ba
oct Gang, boorme6 ban fireoe iig neb
/ S6aften, gift i'm. Ssrit itsote ban
meb gaebopebet moo S6uftens Sea
og forlog fig pnfelig, bernpit trof
bans Sanbe ben mobiatte @pg, iaa
Den nor item f~Isnebe8. Ian ienote
siebliffeIig BUD efter en- 0oftor; men
ban ftnbe intet gisre. Sobn bsoe
fort efter. Saaptbt ptbes, babe ban
tngen SlGgtnineer Der | 2anbet. 81.
get blep fsrt til GoisIanb, boor bet
tit en- baberlie gesrapeIie. 8rubens
@ier q. 8. 5eIan og en- Sorretnies.
manb Der / 9pen bar ifrepet til Ror.
&c for at faa 9eifeo ON afosSes Sor.
9lbre % Slegtninger. Ser bill NOT
blipe noeIe Dollars efter BAN, oa oct
er ON at sisre at finoe De rette Or.
oineer.
@rubebriften beS Sortune Greet
figeS at bore lopenbe. Sean tpber
paa, at SeQans @r1tbe bIiper rigere
og rigere, 10 l9ngere man fommer
neb, oe @ieren bill uboinSe itore
Sfatte.
Se Heite 6tffere fra Seattle, iom
bar prsoet 2Dffen / Sen norore Del al
Sunbet, er penbt tiIbage og bill fife
| elliott Ban meo ttIitsSenSe Sar.
oanbe I'll benimob SllI. On Wengoe
Sfanoinaper Der / 9pen roicr Care.
fiifet iaar.
9 G. 2orior / 6ribap Sarbor bIep
.forIeoeu Dag paa Sen repubItfanife
Gountn Contention nomineret til
Glerf OF Court. Nr. Carton err boa.
De en- op9tis oe en- bGSerIie 0onb.
iSor mango gar iiben fom ban fra
Mirneiotn til Gan S1,on gountp og
en- Sarm / RGbeben al SriSap
Sarbor.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-16

bag for Of beisee fin SaSer og 81
ifenoe % afIaeSe ineo bet ianme
Soften" ct geise. Iaiien oeruoe
ftaar lanet tiIbase, tiger ban, men
Den ier nof iaa aobt 10 poa bit
Souo, % bnis life it9rf 5roit inc.
frazier inben 3 a 4 Tiger, bill Der
bIipe bra GpIins. Eaa 9apIanb Der.
imob er gpIinaen minbre goo og bill
panifelis moones. Sr. 2omen bar
nRret meget belbie / oeu forte Sib,
ban bar p9ret beriibe. 5or 21a aar
iiben fisbte ban EN- Sarm, flor 100
gcres. sanife ner 9pen 9roofings,
% iom ban betaIte $500 pr. s(cre'
Tor, og iibite goor ioIate ban ben for
$4,000 pr. Icre. dltiaa nffurat bet
oobbelte. Ru bar ban fisbt SaIpoe.
len | Ell "Stocf. Rand" n9r eugene
Gitp, Oregon, itor 1900 acres meo
200 Stptfer apPg, for boilfen betaI.
teS $t3,500,00. 5or gefemmeIig.
bebs SfpIb os for al babe InIeonins
til COB SfoIe for gsruene, biz Sami.
lien DO / Guqene. San o9ter at lint.
re berueO / Ropember WaancS.
g. Z. Segg fom I Srebags
biem ira Ell Sur til SpS 9afota,
bpor ban peo Senrp Boitofiice bar en-
San f~ortG1er, at RimfroIten
9irsbag Iat eioroe megen
"9ecornb'T oiten" meIbte |
ItoIte Ro., at Sfaben peb SIbebran.
ben | 9lPbebnnSIer Guitin Saripns
GUS bar Iiber, men Rr. 9arien op.
MI, at Sfaben paa Sus og Rsb.
Ter beIsb fig til $4,000.
Nrs. z. g. ggge fra Winne.
er Der paa geisg bos Iii.
- Smut SelspoIo fom tiIboae fru
in Rorgesreiie iioitc Sorsoog. Son
bicm iammeu me9 goItor
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-16
CANDY Gruit.

Silpirfere at Suffertsi (Ganbp)
bar / bIsie Gage laoet Jig inforporere
iom ct 5mlag unber Rep Serieps
9ope oe antaeet Raunet Che Sectional
Ganbp Company. Samlaget raaoer
oper en- aapitaI paa 100000 og
omilutter Is al 8eitens Suffertsiba.
aerier, Der npgtper, at De tiliantmett
aarIie tiIoirfer ct bunoreoe Wiaiorer
Bunb &onoitoriager, iier al biaigere
Slags. Den npe Sruit beitaar al
8onbitorer / Cincinnati, Gbiago, Ct.
9ouis, 9uHalo, 9etrott, Snbianapo.
liz, louisville. WinneapoIis, @rano
RapioS % / ct Bar andre al 8eiters
9per. .. $. Befbam / ct. 9ouis bill
ianoiprIigpis bIioe Braiibent os sc.
nator Gdert i Cincinnati Sormanb /
StpreuooaIget.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-16
banoeIsrorelien
Stor %inomitrieI Iftibitet. @etaiIban.
belen gp6.

af &. q. 9uns usentIise Gan.
oel~soperfigt, bateret fibite 2srbng,
bi6i9ttes:
Den inbuitriele aftipitet er MI
fterre emo ben bor nRret paa lRnge.
Wange rpe Sabrifer og MsGer er fat
igang. og peb be sdmIe gnIpe er
8irfiombeben itsrre. gn6nn er Der
bog fnapt SiIsons paa grRnbiel, oa
Sernbanerne life err iitano til at frag.
te al ben beitilte Gofes burtigt NOT.
Sfisnt Sernbnnerne ioa burtigt Iom
BET er mliligt erbperber mt @ognma.
TERRELL, fan De bog life barnIe OBJ meo
be oorenoe Rrap fra grobucenter o.
5orbrusere. - Gen itore apIing, Der
MI er blet inbbsItet aop / glueuit SIN.
leoning til nogen Rebeans / grtierne
paa Sornsoenbebsartifler. Retal.
banoelen er meget flor, og ll6figten
for Sremtiben er goo.
Broouftionen at Sern itoar life
lenger paa nogen Raabe | SorboIo
til Siemmeforbruget. Siben BEN
lite September bar nemIig fIere
Smelterier uaattet inSItiGe 9riften
paa 8runb af mangelfuIb SiIsang
paa grpnoiel, os 6a g~fteripsrgie.
len er / ItabigSt ise,toe er flere og flere
9eitiainger saaet til ltSIanbet - ia
etfelte Sorbrusere bar enbog erbper.
bet / ltoIanbet oft, be trenger, life
aIene al RaomateriaIer, men "giI.
lets" og enbog StaaIffinner. Oct
meite fisbes paa De tpife Iarfeoer.
8eme fore Snbfsriel bar binoret
bberIigre grisitigntns berbiemme.
S TertiI.Suouitrien berffer flor
@ftiottet, og Brtierne boIber fig faitc.
Smaa SpebebeboIbninaer % iIet
"8rabins" at De inbfomne Sreper
iamt Srpgt for at @aiien ituISe frpic
paa enfelte Steber bar bebirfet, at
Brtierne boIoer fig fate, bpor en-
9eogang oiFbe bore naturIia, bpis
man Blot ffrIbe 9aa no fra be offci.
ellie Iapporter ober aarsoerten.
Suaitternes antaI i iibIte 1tae
uoeiorbe / De Sorenebe Stater POS
imob 1913 / ben famine llee flor og /
Canada % intob 1S ifior. -
ri grobitreetS Grain Geoietp
bibi9ttes:
uofsrielen at Soebe oa SpeoemeI
itbgiorbe / iibite l1se 5,444, t42 91l-
ibels imob 6,64S, 500 / BEN famine
l1ge ifior. Raisit6fsrieIen noqiorbe
1852 9uibels imob 777,S31 THOR.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-16
brett ifYoer fig.

Rarineminiiter Goot fit Oen lite
ct Telegram fra Gbeien
for 8erftet ! Bolton, Hear abmiroI
Sobnion, Der melbte, at SftbSpreIt
8iaiam 6. Iorriion bao6e ffuot Jig
paa RarineboipitaIet / @beIiea. Mor.
riion giorbe npIig Sieneite ombor6 /
arpoieren "Slpmpia," Der oeltog /
Sfinfrieert, men MI er UNDER Repard.
ton. San bar fsot / WarpIanb og
bIeb iibnGont iii SfibspreIt / 1881.
Nl baobe ban Stang meb en- &ommal1.
bsr. Sans Selbreb bar 0aarIig / flere
Tiger, os ga Olympia" lagbes / 0of,
ienotes ban til WarineboipitaIet for at
betanoles for Melanfoli.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-16
rerne. &c tan forefile Ten min
D~perraifeIie, ba ben lille apinbe ia meb

rerne. &c tan foreitiIe lem min
DperraftsIie, ba ben lille apinbe ia meb
en- inoimisrenbe Gtemms: -llnbitplb,
min Serre, men jes taller Gnsslif."
Web Stoltbeb i%ortalte BUN mig, at benz
bes Ssiter, benbes Riscer % benbes
auiinsr osiaa funbe tale Guself. Sec
tlsbte Gisarer os Gisaretter %. bsb ben
lille Dame en- af be fibfte. Seq rsser
albris.1 iparebe bun, ftirnt bun life
bar bet minbitee furHarmet. GUN for
fiarebe, at bet par life en- alminbelia
Ting for &pinoerne paa 5~ilippinerne
at rsss iDm Gmeritanerne i alminbe.
ltsbeb tror, os at benbes Safer ipecielt
lite ipntes ON, at bans Sstre rpate.
"DG" tilfsiebe bun, "ui ablpber altib
bore Sprelbre."
s en- ienere Samtale, Tom Scr.
Green bonbe meb ben file Dame, fri
ttierebe bun be amsrifanite Muiiffprps
ier, bun babe bsrt. Sfisnt be piitnpf
ipilebe COB Wuiit, iau bar bet bog ben.
oes Wenina at be iielben ipilebe sobt.
Ter blep a~rranserst en- &pncert, % be
Optrabenbe bar gisarialserIten. bens
pes Giece paa 10 Gar us benbss &uii.
ne paa 8. Tilbsrerne beitOb af Sena.
tor Bacon os &epreientanterne Mereer,
De Grmonb Ds Green. On al giserne
ipiaebe Sarpe os affompasnerebe be
andre, ipm lang paa Guselit March
ing Through Georgia, John
Browns Body, "Star Spangled
Banner" us andre Sanss.
"9a ri git Dor Bel" iOrtallsr Green
pibere "aap ben file Dame bam paa en-
beifeben Waabe fin lille, bruno Saanb
iasbe: bet bebrsuer mig, at min
soSe Ben fOrlaber Os. Seq uil baabe,
ban oil altib pare friit. Sei bar en-
Silien til Saruel, us aIbris pir
jes glemme ben lille, bruno Gasplp.
9ame.."
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-16
Riootruiten.

Zen IPnge bebuocoe SanmnIut.
ming al Ghica9os tore S~Ingterbuie er
MI en- ~IlIobra8t aie~tb$giernira. %
%1toct bar ioaet en- M Gruit, ion /
Mogt % &pIoe life etper Stoaltruiten
no9et eiter. Irnpur & 60, Smift &
80, GuOubp & 60, Nelion RorriS
\ So. NJ Sc ienere SpfomIinser
StuorjihlIo & SuI5beracr itaar life
ITn8crc lom a~onturrenter men er
NtebIeHtmer al ionrnte 5AmiIic ca 70.
rer I'll Sen iammc @rpoe." NIt. bpu6
Solicit ituI biOe % brGn0e. flnoe fig
meO, b088e Suir al oip, cr nj i Spn.
oernc V0o itorc Aorporltioncr. % Ser.
Tor bIIocr oItin9 iAo ovrt. at SEN al.
minOcll8c Atonb ueppe fan flare ia
lntot ! ii oen PROSPERITY, iom 9anoet
npoer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-16
Sroit peo mhalan.

Sra 8baIan, Rinn., Ifrtoes til
"Eecorab-8oiten" Den 12te Sept:
Sna! bapOe hi Sroit. Eermom:cr
ret Itoo paa 80 ioag. @ais, Sobaf o.
Boteteserps er frosiet. @ntcIte baD.
De fact inb al lin Sobof, andre SaIu.
belen, og enbeI bapbe iuapiOt begpnbt,
og bisie leo ct fort Cab. Raisagrcne
itaar iorte, og bette foroariaser ogioa
eft fort CAB, ii9r for Dem, iom bap6e
pluntet lent. Gor 10 aor iiben frbS
Taiien A Gage tiolisere, altina ben
Sbe Sept. Rause bar mtitet Srea.
ttrer, ~foraariaeet oe6 &Ispergas.
6. q. SieIe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-16
Ora Spring 8ropc.
(eftcr "Seralo".)

6. %. 8iIbers og Sans @penion
pennte iibitc Wonbng tiIbagc fra
@nibinqton.
WtiiS agncS @IoSioc reiite
Serbug til minneapolis for at forfeit.
te tine Stuoier peo Statsuniperiite.
tet.
- @rS. &, %. 8eterion, iom bar
o9ret her l Smeanen paa ct 9eisG
hos SlGgtninge, er reiit tiGbage til
Roorbeob, Minn.
Rr. % @rS. q. 6. 3ieIonb
blep forri9e @orbaaS aftcn bcboae.
Zig oberrnifet al ct itort antal @eu.
lter oeo 3%iemfomiten ira oere8 grpl.
lupSreiic.
NiiS gunron 9oeIp er reiIt
til &cb @inQ for at irefpentcre Gu,
tbcr 2ooieS Seminary beritebS.
6. 6. 8In8rub fra Soroce, g.
0af., fom bernrb iibitc l1ge for at
ttlbrtngc noaIe 0age pno 9cisa hos
Senner og &ienSte.
6or StatSienntor peb Brtmpr.
ibag (Sirsoog) oil grIaerne
| Soniton @ountt babe @aIaet mel
6. g. Rooerlto % 8. g.. 2ou.
gen. Sacob Sobuion er 9anbibot til
Sbertft 3. g. Gable til Gountpob-
oofat, g. SubobI til Sfifteretsbom.
og S. q. StterneiS til Reprn.
ientant / 2eaiSlatltren.