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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-15

1t is true the most annoying symptoms.
like stoppage of tie nose and throat
trouble are purel. local. but they are
simply symptoms and the real seat Of
disease is far removed.
Catarrh is a constitutional disease, a
blood disorder, implicated usually with
disease Of the liver and TO suppose that
local applications of sprays, powders, in
halers. could ever reach the real cause Of
the trouble is ridiculous.
The sensible and successful treatment
is to remove the catarrhal poison from
the system by regulating the liver and
purifying the blood. and this can only be
done bV an internal remedy which
should consist Of antiseptics and rene
dies to act vigorously on the blood and
/ liver.
The best preparation of this kind which
fills all the requirements of safe con-
stitutiOnal treatmeu. is StUarts Catarrn
I Tablets. composed Of Blood Root Red
Gum and similar wholesome antiseptics-
which are absolutely safe to take into the
stomach and which act upon the liver
stomach and mucous membrane.
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets are large,
pleasant tasting lOaenges to be slowly
dissolved in the mouth. thus reaching the
mucous membrane and Wind-piDe and
finally reaching the stomach
Or. EdnondsOn. in speaking Of the new
[ treatment for catarTh. says: II have ac-
c0mDlished the most satisfactory results
/ in all forms of cataFrl OF the head
] throat. DTOnCulal IuDes- as We'll as CT
tarrh Of the stomach and liver by using
nothing else but StuaIts Catarrh Tablets.
| I long since threw aside sprays and in
halers as being incCnvenient and at the
: best mere temporary makeshifts.
''Stuarts Catarrh Tablets act immedi-
atelv uDou the liver and blood and clear
/ the whole system Of catarrhal poison.
/ They are pleasant and very convenient
I TO use. and they are not only the latest.
but I believe them 70 be the best and
/ certainly the safest treatment for any
! form OF catsTTh.
/ AT druggists sell Stuart's Catarrh Tab
/ lets at - cents for fall sized package.
| little book on ca1se and cure Of Ca
I tarrh mailed free by addressing the F. A.
] Stuart Co. Marshall Mich.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-15
CAUCUS TO TALK OF BoERs.
Democrats Anxious to Form Some
Plan For Relief.

Washington. March 1L-Representative
Randall of Texas today circulated among
his Democratic colleagues of the house a
petition for q caucus of the Democratic
members to- consider what course should
be adopted In relation to .he govern
ments attitude toward the Beers The
petitiCl was addressed to Representative
HAY, chairman of the Democratic caucus.
and named March 10 as the time for the
gathering. The signatures were very
general on the Democratic SIDE of the
house and the caucus probably viii be
held, although no call yet has been is
sued.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-15
L. oUINTUs CINcINNATUs.
Lamar's Great Speech While Clad
Simply in q Night Shirt.
New Orleans Times-DemOcrat-


"Sneaking of the big men of the
scuth." said a Mississippian, always
makes me think of I. Q. G. Lamar, and
if the matter was left to me. I would
nut him on the very highest pinnacle L
confess to a certain Partially, GER
tain bias in his behalf because of the
fact that I went to school to him
at oxford. But ] think I could make
out a pretty good case for him on gen
eral grounds
II recall a rather curious little in
cident during LamaT'S career at OK
ford. It was in 1856 at the close Of
the war. There was a young woman
at Oxford who was in some way re
lated to jefferson Davis private secre-
tery. Consequently. she kept in toucn
with the affairs Of the confederate
leader. and she was the first person in
oxford to hear of Mr.. Davis release in
1856. She was almost frantic with de-
light as she dashed across the campus
screaming at the top of her voice that
Mr.. Davis had been released. That
night we got our band together and
began a serenading tour We went
around 20 Mr.. Lamar's quarters. We
knew how much he admired Jefferson
Davis. and we wanted him tc make US
a speech. We called him out. He told
US very bluntiy TO go TO cur rooms and
retire. He was in his nightgoWn. and
had stepped out on one Of the steps
which led into his house. We kept
yelling for a speech and huTrahing for
+ Davis until We got the old man worked
UP. and he began TO talk. never heard
such eIouuence I'm all my life as rolled
from the lbs Of L. Q. C.. Lamar on
that occasion. and he never spoke With
more enthusiasm and with such grace
! fitness OF manner as he did when adj
dressing the small group Of college
bows who had called him out Of his
bed on the occasion Of Mr.. DAVIS re-
/ lease.
Really. I forgot all about the fact
that he had on nothing but his night
shirt. and I am sure the boys felt the
same way. and 7 doubt if the speaker
Z was conscious of anything more than
] Get
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-15
Evolution az Booth1ao1-

Time was when most men blackened
their own shoes. Then came the ragged
Dick of the streets. with his little box
end brush. Then the italian stepped i'm
with his corner stand Of brass mounted
mahogany and parlOr chairs
Later came the Tony ASte mouOuoIv
paying handsome rentals for Offices I'm
big buildings. Just now there seems to
be a revival of the home industry
An aged German boOtmsker- saws ssIt
is art to well shine q shoe. Sometimes
the brush. the sheepskfn and the rag fan
to give fine polish. All YOU need then IS
some ETanuiated sugar. Sprinkle a little
in the blacking and YOU have beautiful
shine. so even as you see your shadow in
the leather
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-15

Soon after these stirring scenes Cen
erai Sigel obtained a leave of absence
on account of poor health. but in June,
1859. he returned to active service, TAX
ing command of the reserve army Of
pennsylvania. and ne organized a
corps of 10000 men to aid in repelling
Lees invasion. IN February, 1864,
President Lincoln placed him in charge
of the army of West Virginia, but
after his defeat at New Market by
General John c. Breckenridge he was
relieved, being succeeded by General
Hunter. and Sisel was sent to the re-
serve division on the Potomac. He
defended Maryland Heights in July.
1854. against the attacks of General
JUbaI A. Early.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-15
Winked For Protection
lChicarn -

Look here." said the mystifed police
man, why are YOU winking at ne9 I
have noticed il for the last five minutes
Il thought I'd like 10 be protected while
] was m tnls Dig town. replied the old
man with the chin whiskers NV nepbeF
wrote me word that he Just has to wink
his eve at the police an be- gets an the
protection ne wants.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-15
MUST MAKE SACRIFICES.
Senator MeLaurin Says public Men
Ought to BE DISTINGUISHED.

A~N-'eee-'- -A-N4srttAAA AZ 1uN0 Il uDllC wen
Ought to BE DISTINGUISHED.
Washington, March 14-At the con-
clusion OF routine business the senate
resumed consideration of the shin sub
sidy bin and Afr- Foraker Of Ohio cd-
dressed the senate. He said that while
ne expected to vote for the bill he was
nor entirely satisfied with it. Ever
since he had studied the question he
had been of the opinion that the most
equitable and suitable way TO rehabiIi-
tate the merchant marine of the Unit
ed states would be 10 inauCurate the
policy OF discriminating duties under
which the fathers OF the country made
our merchant marine The prIde of the
country.
As 10 the relative cost Of building
and operating American shfus under
The American flag, Mr.. Foraker SAID.
the UrrpoudcTaD-a o. evidence was
against the proposition that vessels
could be built OF operated I'M this coun-
try as cheanly rs they could be built
and operated abroad.
tu proof of greater cost of ships con-
strucJed In America, Alr. Foraker read
letter RON President Baker of The
Atlantic transportation line. showing
that the contract price fo, Che two
ships built for the company at Belfast.
Ireland. was 500 ESQ While the cost
Of two ships ;denJically the same in
construction. built at Camden. y. J.
was eGS0.GdO.
AIR. Foraker asserted that the Inter-
national Navigation companv-tb
american line-had made no money bv
carrying the mails under the nostal
subsidy act. and did not care for a re-
neWdl of its contract.
McLauTin Opposes It.
Mr. McLaurin OF Mississippi followed
Ir. Foraker He was opposed. re sad
not only TO the bill, but to the priD-
ciples IL represents Whatever is giy-
en- by the government as a subsidy. Mr.
McLaurin said, would be simply a con.
tribut!cn TO the dividends of those en-
gagged IL shipping, instead OF Tor tbe
purpose of encouraging ship building
In this country He said there haf
been no deCadeuce i'm ship BUILDING IN
America, al -ep0rJs tending To sbov
that the industry is now experienoirs
6Jom such as IL has not had lin dff5
years. He attacked the proposed T-nif
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-15
Chinese Exclusion Bill.

Washington, March 1.-THE house com
mittee on foreign affairs continued its
consideration today of the Mitchell-Kahn
Chinese exclusion bill. Most of the i'm
portant features of exclusion have been
agreed to, but much administrative de-
tail remains to be passed upon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-15
ABOUT CRTARRH CURES
The Reason Why InhaleTs and Local
Applications, Are Useless.

For many years c2taTrh was considered
to be a local disease and was treated en-
tirelv BY local remedies. salves. oiutments,
powders, sprays and inhalers, and nearly
all Of these gave a temporary relief, but q
genuine permanent cure was very rare.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-15
Not worth SAVING.
Kew York Weeklyl

Mike lgOiug down q laddderl-Hould on.
Pat Don't yeZ come on the ladder till
OI 81 down. It's oult and cracked.
PAT getting onl--Arra. be aisv. 1t
would sarve III boss riElIt TO have 10 brv
% l5aW one
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-15
WIND AN
Elements and
DestTI

Monterey 4
ing scho0ners /
more or less
today to- escap|
side. All repI
the toughest
One Of the sciI
Captaiu lIacFl
hinese cook
Monterey bad
I.uished with r.
saturated ever
after starting
Oh powder iuI
lost. The sci
aged
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-15
May BE
Bitter Contd
tween I

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or
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by. tn
rof-r5 -- .--l
from ffI
IL r..-,.
.-Er~rf-
frr+.J '-.'. ne
fr.-
t,r.I. S MI.
ntatiou fn II
Dor virtue of nj
from the Sans
Walters uriGr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-15
A Natural Pessimist.

FDtlIulL = ret I lt5S-f
CaWker-What a confirmed peSsimist
FOsdiCk is
CumsO-That's what That man wOuldn' Z
be clad even if he were happy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-15
no CURE GRIP IN TWo DAYS

LaF.tivs Bromo-Quinine removes the
cause +. ". Groves signature on
every box. Price % cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-15
SIXTY
Old Boreas n

Duray. Colo
sE0Wst0rm ha
s o'clock last
has fallen and
D, signs of ce
the wind blew
an hour pill
drifts Wage.
mines and the
feIs have bet
going out ho
There is grea
that viii sure
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-15
But Lit

While the SD
fa interfere $50
rnrc. fortunate
interference W
temperature b
the snow won
causing ConS
heaviest suffer
The snow star
5he barn. conf
that in hatt af
ready feeling
somewhat late
An hour lat
the entire sy
hut thanks to
three gigantic
promptly brou
were kept iu sf
could run a fe
Bad I'd
Other suGeTs
The 500 eXCUT
Extra street Cd
rxcursiOuists Il
reports have 4
q dozen of tht
The telephOUI
bv snow iyin9
caused "a RTatIt
was used II
merely local.
by this morniI
The sUperinl
Union TeleETj
that message
regularity and
Similar report
roads. The
Oregon Short
statement tina
general over
fr was in no q
with The Rio
made a simiil
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-15

irs Peter 1
ar the HOLY IA
afternoon DI
omuliCatl8n Il
ha been sI
she was bror
re-" days aeo
N the phrsfcf.
was without
As It's victim
lH charge bv n
and thcv win
burial todar
years of
Ing in Park ii
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-15

TT ss ri u
preciptt
fa much Tod
and only perm
Tbis is the
laws weather |
J5sh. AcCordinI
rra storm th
s-v yesterday
MAS Utah snoI
rortion of The.
Rocky mounta'
and Arizona
zion ,'
The heaviest
Cd at Bingham
inches FELL p
lion of havins
OF an incl
rris city and
average the
inches and q
hes
The records
show that th,
rzt Of the o.
H
inches, i7 lls
while since Ne
fraction owe
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20
Srep fra Pellan.

Sra Y. :. SeIlnn haf leg netot
mootagct neoenitnnenbe 9rep, bpis
Snobolo bel lPrItg uiI Interested
ianoomne, ioin enten aaereoe boz
fisbt cller tGnfer pda al figbe Wifi
er / Snbepenbent Wintng 60, men
8repet err life uocn Sntercsie bier
fen hpaD RInliet 60. euer Sr. Sellons
pautGnfte Itpe aompnnt anGoar, ID
Oct 10 b~cpiier, at oct er uGroihuIoC
og Iopenbe Wine.Gienoomne. ION
Sr. SeIlan og bans aompauier bar.
SeattIe, @oib., lite SUM 1902.
Sr. Sui. ). SopperitaO, 1ecorob,
Soma.
Irbeioerne / Snoepenbent Winc
50. bnr ganife upentet fomntet no i
ell iGrbelcs rig Wetalgang. Sgaar
lit ieg 9rep ira ell al aontraftsrernc
/ "SSSnbepenoent", hporof leg oil an
lore fslgenbe: Otter al BABE gaaet
inb en- q 800 % 6 Iommcr lang
5,tneI, trof pt Ell Wetal9aue al iaa
lin % rig Grt8, iom ri olbrig tiblige'
re bar iect 0fage TIL" Roar bet ia.
geS / getraatning, al bcnne Wanb
bar orbeibct i Miner / Spb Iirifn.
Neu Wcrico. Colorado, Reoaoa %
California, bar ri ineen SpiI ont
hans Sfien pnn Sogeu. % at Ri bar
truiict ell iPrbeles fin Wetalgang.
8i lender ibag Ell Wano tilfieIbs ef.
ter CO.. 100 8irnb al Oeune @rts, %
ri oil auaIpiere ben for at iinbe no.
bnor rigboIoi9 ben er.
9repet Tiger ogiaa at ben Waabc.
bporpaa ni bar begpnot at aabne Ri'
ncrt, er beunoringsp9rbig fog.
"Snbepenoent" 60. Iiaeiaa bel
iom "Slanet" So. or / en- uomGrfet
5oriatnine, ba Der er Bcuge nof |
aasien til ale ns6uenbige gebop,
iaa at arbeibet fan ubfsres pan Den
rette Raabe.
Soruben De TO 8omparier, arbei.
Der ieg. iom 2Rieren peb. for at fad
iitano ct treble, boor grtien neb In.
oeriseelie bar piit fig at iuoeboIbe en-
gproi al $50.03 pr. Son af 8ulb,
Sslp, aobber og 9lr.
Sor narmere unberretniug an.
gaaenSe Sisie ire aompanier fan
man benpenbe iis enteu til t406
5irIt s(pe. Seattle, @aib. eller til
rlnoertegneoe, 0ecorah. ga.
..@. 9grbsoieit
Sui. 3. Sopperitao.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20
Waoaeasfar.

81 9orm9no borer tibt % oite fra
Maoaaaifnr al Den @runb, at ri bar
en- betpoelig Wisiionsmarf Der; men
Sens 9eifafienbeb, benS iSolf %
5remtiosuoiigter. oens 5%rugtbarbeo
og loieenoe bsrer ri life iaa meget
ON. Ger ifal BOG pore mangt al
Snteresie at lie paa Wn0agaifar, %
en-, JON bar reiit omfring, ifrtper. al
Zen er bel p9rb at beisge. E
Wabagaifar er ell al De iterite
Ger | bet Snbiife pap, bar Ell ganife
oprepen 3pit og berfor ct gntaI
Sioroe. Ger er life iaa iaa Ssbapne
al 8etpbning, og inoe | 2anDet CT
Der ogiaa f~orbolosuis betpoelise 8p-
or.
Zen noroIige Del af Gen ii9r er
ct 9ierglanb, iom mango Steoer er
meget natnrifisnt.
De Snofsote berer til RnlnDerra.
cen. og troos oft Oct Risiionsarbei.
De. jom / aarenes Sch err ubfsrt pao
Zen, er life SInperiet belt ubrpobei
paa Mabaanifnr. Innge mRgtias
9anoeiere holoer enonn Slaper.
Photographers Snbbpgsere err gan.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20

N. SIencIlpu Serbian, Weoica.
Grnminer OF tbe II. 9. Sreaiurp
Department.. 8rn0uent fra Columbia
College, % iom tiente ire aar peo
8eit Foirt, bar fsIseuSe at iige ON
Rerunn:
"SiGao mig at notale min Sat.
uemligbeo til lem for bet 8aun, ieg
lar bapt al Sercs pionnosrIigc Rib.
Del. Gu fort Ruanrb bar meSfbrt en-
nbpre SuranSrins, % ies betraster
mig MI iom en- raft IanS otter Rai.
ncSrrs SiSsIicr. 2~iSelieSfGaer, Be
runa nil belbrcoc cocr."
gerirro itprfer siebIifteIig Reroe.
centrene, Ser stoer 2ipsfrnit til elm.
btnoerre. Soa ioriuinoer aotarrb'en.
Saa er aotarrb onrigt beIbrebet.
SoiS De life opraar burtigt % til.
ireositiGenbe ReiuItutcr ira grugen
al Berura, iaa firm itrar til Or. cart.
man % beifrio usiagti9t Ceres iii.
fGIbe, % ban pil meo @IRSe gioe
Fem tit uGroifuISe Rano gratis.
N0reSic: Or. Sartmor. 8rpiiSenr
al Ibe Sartmon Saritariurt. Go.
IlrmbuS. Chic.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20
aaub. Fillmore g.. Winn.

Ser bolber bet f~rembeles pda at regne.
men life iaa pplbiomt iom for n Sib
iiben. Tn en- Sib bar bet reshet en-
Stunb bpert 9sgn, enteu ON Ratten
eIIer ON 9asen. Slere os guse Ter nals
minbelis ib9re ub, iaalanst. geiene
taser oeiaa MI til at bli farbare ieieu
efter ben ilbpaifnine, be bar baot. Gen
fsrite Suit ifal pi faa FIJI S~mbriusclie
df goit, os bn blir Stub Yoitoffice neos
lagt. Gle. iom bd ifrioer til npgeu
langs Huten, fan ba aoresiere Srebere
til @bdlan, Rinn., 8oute go. 2. Hus
ten aaar no fra 8balan % fpleer Seien
lares 9nlen sltoner oe taeer op pan
Sr9rien forbi Ilnbertesnebe % suar til
Storet / Glb, saor iaa ipboper fprbi
Gnbreas 2ia og Guam oe ian belt til
Sisblnnb, % iaa nprboper fprbi g. 6.
Sobnion, U. g. anSerion, % iaa /
lurbneitlis 8etning forbi cams Soff os
tilbase til 8balan igieu. Ser ifal oe>
ina no to 0tuter til fra @balau, en- /
Spb % en- | Rorbsit. =. u. Sieue.
8balan. RinnL, Route go. 2.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20
ara gbpmpipn, Sp,pa.

~Sbc Star 9oins Beoples Societb~
at 3eit Ernirie Renisbeo (Eait. Nals
minis Rulol, biz indr feire ben Abe SuIi
poa en- ~itorartet Raabe. Soften Hal hole
beS | Coon Grope, en- batter Sfoplnno.
5 geu noroneit ira Sbompion Sp. 9as
gems Sobebtnler BIZ bIipe Yrof. Iasmls
9. anberion fra Maoiipn. Bis, ON
Sormiboasen 6olber ban Salen for Sas
gen paa GneeIff. Gm gftermiooa9eu,
Samtibiet iom Der bill bIipe ubfgrt ct
Yrosram meb Gang. Tuiit % 9eflamas
tioner fra llnsoomsforenineens Sioe.
iaa bill grof. M. .. anberion holbt III
befienbte S~orebrag: "gor Srcrenc
arp." 8ait. o.. DaaImin bill bore tilites
be % tale. Set bill blipe ierget for goo
Gang os Mliiif, @plbipil os andre Scrs
nsielier. Soften bolbes til Snbtuat for
Observation-Disclosures aasie.
8 8 q
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20
Ssiaa apinbcr anbeialer gesrn4nt

Miis Bland @reD, ia Inbama
Street, 9iempbis, Senn., en- Societp.
Dame | Rempbis. ifriper:
"Sor Ell Societp.0 Dame, bbis Rerpe.
frat ofte uSpines til oct poeritc peo
Nfangel paa Soile os regelmpsiiae
RaaItioer, peo ies iutet, Der gamer
lna meeet ION Beruno, Seq tog ben
FOR nogle Raaneoer iiSen, ba lea fslte
min araft iuigte, oa sen giorSe ia
mart g~iPIbenoc ueS at aioe mia mn
Strait oa Selbreb." - Niis Bland,
8rep.
Rrs. 4. SfneiSer. 2409 Sbirtp.
Seucntb 8lace, Gbicaac, Sa., ifrioes.
"@fterat babe taget flere Mioler
uoen ReiuItater beapnSte lea ifior al
tage Ceres pGrSiiuIbe RiSSel. Bern.
no. Seq par ct fliISitGuoiet Drag.
Saooe Siertcflap, foiSe SGnber %
Ben, apiubeipabom, ingen appetl:,
leg ifaIo % bnpoe en- ipntenoe for.
nemmeIic nGiten belle Chen. Ie la.
Se, at icg leo al ipitemiif aotarrb. o.
ieg tror, ie9 fit Ceres Sinlp pna bsi
SiO. Teg flrIgte GereS anpisniuger
omb1gcIi8t % fan M iige. at lea at.
fer er rait. Seq fan life nofiom taffe
Gem for min SeIbreoeIie."
Berura beIbreber aatarrb, bpnr
ben END iinoeS. Yerunu er life roact
SllrmpcoPrf cGler roget Experiment
- Oct er abioIllt ptoenifu6clil 8i8beo.
&eruna bnr inaeu SubItititer -- in.
gen &iuoIcr. Sniiiter pon at faa 8e.
rlina.
TN fri Sug ifrcpct al Or. Sartman
em aatarrb / bcnS iprificligc Suicr
% Stabicr uil bill irubt irit til en-
fpiIfcniOmhclit IbrcSic pco She Bern.
na Wcoieinc 60, Columbus, Chic.
aotarrb er en- ipitcmiif SpQoom.
%bclbreocIia fln pe6 ipitcmiif 9c6an0.
lang. 81 Mjhoel Ger beIbreGer 81.
tarrb, maa rcttcs Sirefte moo sc mueb.
tognc Nerpcccntrer. Gette, or boaO
Feruno 9isr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20
etarbnef, gupc, Gumntp, Minn.

Seq bill faa COB til at berette Iibt ON
ct grpllup, iom feirebes Der ben 4oe
sunni.
9e to, fom CAB binanben Saanben
bin Sag for at pdnbre 2ipetS Bel iams
men, bar Gaitor q. 6. 8irfelo at Icss
fem Co., Iinn., og gna Ilma grebig
at Sancoct, Riuu. 8ielien fanot Stcb
i Smmamlels &irte, bbpr 8ruben err baas
be bsbt oe toufirmsret. Baitor SCRIBE
forretteoe. U ...
&irfen a pr9gtiet beforeret meb
glomiter oe 8rsnt % unoer Sorns
multi togeoe Yarret reo Sslse ops
efter ct bniot, blpmiterbeitrset S9ppe.
Tom nnaebe belt til &irfens 9sr, isiena
mem ell sgresport pp til Nlteret.
Ynrret lebIaeebes al 8rubens Seiter
gpa grebig % Yaitor 6. ". Sopb fra
Bilmm os rre 9lomiterpiser. Yaitor
Sorbe bolot Ell fort, men sribenbe 9rus
betale. pe efter geremonieu fang 'Srl
Surbe. iomt peIaa asiiitereoe peo Creelet.
en- i9rlig neIbftet Colo.
Otter Sprretningen beb &irfen oros
belle SsIset, Iebiaget at Rreiteu til grus
bens Snfel y. q. geres imuffc Siem.
bbor Ell prastig @ibba8 p9 ienere
"9und" os Entertainments" bIeo inbtas
get af be benpeb Sunorebe 8iGiter.
Set glimrenbe getr De im1ffe Smgis
belier oe ben uomGrfeoe Usliif, bporuteb
Starbucf Sornmuiif ppbartebe, latte ale
i sobt Sumsr, os insen ban for CANNED
eler itiprbsget til at oeltage % more fig.
8lanbt be, TOM fom lansueis fra for
at oberpGre Soften. ian nGbnes Risies
Yeberion. 9totbiat, Minn, gteo. 9. u.
Bomb, @tQmar, Rinn., CLARA gaiteruo.
Rdrteu, 8is., u. G. Berg. Rorman, So.
og Scr. graaten 90 Rr. Siebal ira
8rontert. Rinn.
griibeparret afreiite fort efter Soften
paa i'm 8rbuupStur til Spiain9bberue
og Steoer / Sptpd, bnor DC agter at bes
iese Sl9st os @enuer en- Sib os berefs
ter bill be bragg til Gosieau Co., Rtnn.,
6bor Baitor 8irfelo bar &alb iom YrGIt.
s Sorbisadenbe bsr bertRrtes, at
blanot DC mango oe riselige Sorfriiis
ninger .ipm blep ierperet peb 9rbluppet,
fanbtes life 8usbriffc at nueet Slags.
Sette beabnbcr III at blipe alminoeliet
iblanet gaitor Sorbcs Renisbeber % er
tianbheb en- meget misunderstanding
Gill, ba BET eaar meaet aobt at at feire
ct 8rpllIip uben al poe rtogen Sribitt til
Song Mlfohol. On Seltaeer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20

Sbrsrr. OBJ til en- $50 pr. Here ON Il
BAR War. en- norif Sarmcr bIeb buoi
oenne Rris for i'm Sdrm iinite iIse al en-
Coma Ianc, ieg trdf Der, men piIbe iftc
lrlee. Seg traf iun to Rorife / @encise.
Gen enc bar Sans Bnese. en- sopoiat.
Gen onoen Rpromano beber SaIporiori
og CT Sornner, men lener | Spen.
Der CT Snnooefirtc noals NiI npro
for @eneiee, betjcnt AT yaitor Chr. Sns
oerion. Ell meaet afholbt ing Rano.
2an bar oefaa en- Mcnigbeb | ieIpe
Spen. Der er oeiaa en- 6crenene SIR
tes W~enisbeb life lanst fra ben andre,
icm b~etienes at Yaitor Clipn.
Seq bar balst mig en- COB 6arm en-
frre Nl fra geneiee ps aeter ar tiIbrins
&c 8eitcn at mine Gage Der meb 8iers
aenc iiistc. Saainart ies fan iGlge /
Giten. fIptter ies beriin. SmioIertib reus
ter ieg min upe Sarm no.
9tdrtin Q. n. Sanion.