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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-07
BIG DEFICIT IN SIGHT.

So anxious were the trusts to fOrti-
fy the Dingley tariff that they hur-
ried through the long session of con-
gress a bill repeating nearly all OF
the war taxes, and Secretary Shaw
now says the deficit Of the fiscal year
will be fully 800, OOO, 900. The deficit
of July alone exceeds SO, 600, 900.
Some a the deficit will now ex-
coed $50. 900, 900, while others put it
at 1926, 600, 600. The size of the de-
felt will depend of course upon the
prosperity of the country, and espec,
tally upon it's imports.
Such a deficit is not in the least
disturbing. 1t will notembarrass in
the least either the isthmian canal
project OF the appropriations fol
rivers and harbors, because there is 9
large balance in the treasury brought
over from recent rears. Even if The
purchase price of the Panama cana.
be paid in the present fiscal year, the
balance will not be seriously i'm
paired.
The President is authorized to is
sue bonds on account of the Pacific
canal, but this will not be necessary
In fact, Uncle Sam is full-handeC
and even the impetuosity of tn
trusts can not affect the public purs'
seriously.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-07
NO MORE GUSHERS.
Orleans Picayune.

New Orleans Picayune.
The situation in the Beaumont oil
fields has been reflected in the oil
business all over the country that is
dependent on that field for supply.
That the gushers are a thing of the
past is acknowledged now on all
sides. No longer do the wells pro-
duce $1,000 barrels Of oil a day. They
have all become bumpers. The oil
is now said to be on a level about
500 feet below the surface, and it re-
quires air pumps to get it out.
The Beaumont field is now suffer
ing from a scarcity of these air
pumps. 1t takes a month or more
to get one of these pumps, and after
they get them, there is no telling
how long they will be able to use
them. AS long as the oil comes up
in the we'll a certain distance, the
air pumps will force it up, and a
$1,000 barrel gusher may be made tc
yield 1000 or 5000 barrels. But when
the oil level sinks down to a point
below the pipe, then long distance
Pumps will have to be invoked, and
the capacity of each well reduced to.
say 1900 barrels a day.
Confronted with this condition,
state of Generalization has come owe
the Beaumont field, and few Of The
operators are out seeking contracts t.
supply oil. The Lone Star and Ores
cent company, of this city, hasceased
making contracts, and will not re
sume until the air compressor which
has been ordered is at work. This
Twill not be for a month.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-07
MITCHELL DEPRESSED.
Riot at Shenandoah Last Night
Have Caused President Mitch
ell Much Uneasiness.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, July 31.-The
riot at Shenandoah last night has
had a depressing effect at strike head
quarters. President Mitchell was up
early and asked for the newspapers.
He said he was very sorry that this
had happened, but declined to make
n comment until he had heard
from District President Fahey.
Later, after receiving an official re-
port, President Mitchell issued the
following statements:
"Complete and authentic reports
furnished by national officers of our
organization, located at Shenandoah,
show that the stories of the riot at
Shenandoah were greatly exaggerat-
ed and the facts much distorted. 1t
develops that no one was killed or
fatally injured and that the entire
trouble might have been averted had
the deputies kept cool and used
greater discretion. While l greatly
deprecate acts of lawlessness by any
one, particularly by those on strike,
am naturally pleased to learn that
the trouble is not as serious as hrst
reported. I have repeatedly warned
the strikers that any violation oflaw
on their part would initiate agalns
themselves alone, and l am hopeful
that there will not be a repetition 0
trouble of this character"
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-07
SHOCKS AT LOMPOC.

Lompoc, California, July 81
Three distinct shocks of earthquake
were felt here last night, two of the
shocks being very severe, lasting
over half a minute each.
Santa Barbara, CAL, July 81
Another severe earthquake shock
was felt at Los Alamos at 1870 to-
night. 1t was almost as heavy as
that of early this morning. A slight
shock was felt in this city at the
same time.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-07
THE AMOUNT OF TOBACCO SOLD HERE
DURING THE DAY,
The Biggest Break in the History of the Goldsboro
Tobacco Market. The Sales Began at 10
O'Clock This Morning and Are Still
Going On. Over Five Times AS
Much AS Was Expected.

! sentative estimate by men who have
/ been dealing in tobacco for years and
| who have seen millions of pounds al
a time, places the number of pounds
sold here to-day at zoe, 900 and there
are those who think the figures will
easily reach 25O, 600. There have
been several sales at each warehouse
already and at this time the rollick-
ing voice of the auctioneer can still
be heard.
The sales began promptly at 10
o'clock this morning and the floor of
each warehouse was crowded with
business men of the city, as we'll as
with the planters, all of whom were
anxious to see what prices would
prevail, and it is generally under
stood that a forecast of the prices for
the coming season will be made at
the opening "break" on nymarket.
IF the prices paid today continue
through the season, as tobacco men
tell us they will, every man in
Wayne county who owns a ten acre
farm will put part of his acreage in
tobacco next year. The meanest to-
bacco offered for sale brought from 7
to s cents, while the better grades
ranged all the way from II to 81
cents. There was ne really fine
grades of the weed on the floors, as
it is too early for such.
The planters who had tobacco here
to-day left for their homes with light
hearts and bright countenances.
Their most sanguine expectations in
reference to prices had been realized
surpassed. They had spent all the
money they had expected to spend,
had bought all they had expected to
buy, and left for their homes and
families with a balance in their
pockets which they had not counted
on, which was a result Of the high
prices they received for their to-
hacc0.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-07
FORTY LIVES LOST.

Singapore, July 3o.-In a collision
off MaIacca, Straits Settlement, be-
tween the British steamers Prince
Alexanner and Ban-Hin-Guan. the
former vessel was sunk and forty
lives were lost.
The steamer Prince Alexander
was build at Papenburg, Prussia, in
1878 and the Ban-Hin-Guan at elias.
gov, also in 1878.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-07
condemned NEWS.

North Dakota Democrats, assem-
bled in State convention at Fargo,
nominated J. E. Cronan, of Fargo.
for Governor and a full State ticket.
Col. Arthur Lynch, the National
ist member of Parliament, who is
accused of high treason during the
Boer war, was committed for trial
yesterday in London.
Total bank clearings for the week
ended July 81: $2,232, 538, sos; in
crease 26.6 per cent, outside New
York, SIT, 382, 1O1; increase 1873 per
cent.
Miss Henrietta Aiken Kelly, of
Charleston, S. c., has been appoint
ed special field agent in the silk
culture investigation of the Depart
ment of Agriculture.
At Wise Court House, Va, in the
presence of a thousand people, G..
A. Robinson was hanged for the
murder of another negro man. On
the first drop the rope broke.
William J. Bryan accompanied
by his daughter Ruth, arrived in
New York yesterday from New
Haven. Today they will go to
Mountain Lake, Md, where he will
deliver a speech.
The East Tennessee Oil, Gas and
Pipe Line Company has been organ
lieu with Knoxville and Clinton,
Tenn, men as officers, for the pur-
pose developing oil fields lying with
in three miles of Coal Creek, Tenn.
The capital stock is 81, 900, 600.
Holbein, who started at 6 O'Clock
last night from Cape Girls Mes,
France, to swim across the English
channel to Dover, was obliged, after
plucky effort and when in sight of
his goal, to abandon the attempt ow-
ing to the unfavorable conditions.
The marriage of Miss Alice Hay to
James W. Wadsworth, Jr., will take
place on September both at The
Newbery, N. A., the country
home of the Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Hay.
The Imperial Tobacco Company,
Great Britain and Ireland, will
enlarge their operations and immed
begin the construction of a
mammoth plant in Richmond, Va.
Five thousand Jewish citizens of
the East Side, New York, gathered
mass meeting in the Cooper Union
last evening in connection with the
action of the police during the recent
riots. A resolution denouncing the
police and the employees of Hoe &
Co., was adopted.
Pilot Mountain, Aug. Cooley
Badgett, a prominent farmer, was
by lightning near this place
last night. He was in bed and his
wife and one small child also. His
wife and baby were badly shocked.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-07
GIANT TREE FOUND.

Fresno, CAL, Aug. 3.-What un-
dou5tedly is the largest known tree
in the world has been discovered on
the government reservation far up in
the Sierras, in this county. Six feet
from the ground it took a line 154
feet s inches long to encircle the tree,
making it over 81 feet in diameter.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-07

OF what does a bad taste in your
mouth remind you? It indicates that
your stomach is in bad condition and
will remind you that there is moth
ing so good for such a disorder as
Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver Tab
lets after having once used them.
They cleanse and invigorate the
stomach and regulate the bowels.
For sale at 25 cents per box at Mac
Kay's Drug Store,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-07
RIOT IN FUNERAL PARADE.
HEBREWS FIGHT EN- ROUTE
TO GRAVE.
The Burial of the Late Rabbi Jacob
Joseph Made the Occasion
Of a Remarkable Dem
~Onstration in New
VII C:4-
York City.

New York, July 3O.-The funeral
of the late chief rabbi, Jacob Joseph,
head of the orthodox Hebrews of the
United States. which was held here
to-day, was the occasion of one of the
most remarkable demonstrations
ever witnessed in this city.
Directly in front of the house
where the body has lain in state for
the last few days over a hundred pa
trolmen kept the crowd from the
entrance with considerable diff
Guilty. After the services at the
house the body was taken to each
of the six synagogues on the East
Side, where brief services were held.
When the procession was passing
the printing press factory of r. Hoe
DE- Co., on Grand street, on its way to
the cemetery in Brooklyn, employees
of the factory emptied several pals
of water from the windows of an up
per floor on to the spectators massed
upon the sidewalk. Pail after pail,
it was said, was emptied on the
throng, which shouted and struggled
and stampeded in vain to escape.
Then overalls and clothing soaked in
water came down from above, and
even tools, scraps of steel bolts and
a dead cat.
The angry populace, most of whom
were Hebrews, retaliated by throw
ing back into the factory windows
the missiles that fell on them. They
also gathered up stones and sticks
and in a few minutes there was
scarcely a whole pane of glass in the
factory. Then some one in the fac
tory turned on a hose and played in
discriminatory all over the funeral
procession. At one time as many as
five streams were playing on the
crowd. Drivers of mourning car
riages whipped up their horses,
trampling over citizens, and the
stronger men trampled women and
children underfoot in their efforts to
escape. The police had in the mean
time taken a hand in the trouble
and were clubbing the people right
and left. They were, however, I'M
able to cope with the crowd and the
reser yes of half a dozen precinct
were dispatched to the scene. 1t was
more than half an hour before order
was retored and the streets in the
vicinity of the factory cleared.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
9erara-2uslen
usssmuss Etrssas % 3rssas sssssen.
Mssrfisfeneutes

MSeyfiSfensutes
aaa lnhlsDsres ieuss bSe sgauoas % T5rssas gsrr.
asr. apsrtssIsusafrr ~iaotaass lie To Daa ! uansen
tgrseaSe gsumsrs ~mtsutHsrs bet asisss.eIis Isrlaus
3ea. asts ct advertisement, Der fsrf former ias
ItraoassHaraer,t Z GT,. ~fsriauass inorpifst 3 Gangs.
rit bet femme iuot 8 1irsOassHunfrs Brsrs. Der sRbe
sotOer aoertisszasutsr, ION bet batter rnsb, Dor mers
les asertisism tut I bet assrs sis-1s paa Con
~51tuten.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
GoIorepifon
g. Siroiaa trur life, at Sariffen
or aloeles Bellig.

g. g. 8ibriaa / CLARION bIeo, iom
befienot, nomtneret Tom repubIifanif
&onbibat til 8ongresip6et for 3oie
Soma 9iitrift iiteoetfor 9abib 9.
penberIon, % MI bar ban ifreoet ct
9reu, bpori ban mootoqer Nomino.
%ttonen, men nptter tiQiqe InIeonin-
gen til at u6ale Jig for S]oI6repiIion.
San Tiger, at het reorbIifonfe Gorti
alto bar lat 9eIfpttelie for set alne.
rifdnife arbeioe paa lit Rrogram, og
at set beroeo bar giort lit til at ooIe
Irbeioct; men / oct Frtncip, oct bar
opItllet, fipmpet for og giennemfsrt,
ligger life, at set err bunoet til De Ell.
felte SoIoiatier, iom SiosomItpnoig.
heberne bifterte. grforirQ piier mn,
at &orporationer foyer 2p un0er
nogle at SoIbiatierne, oq oerfor ber
btsie neoipttes. Nr. 9iroiuq imsoe.
9oar BEN Baaitanb, at BET er SoIobe.
'fpttel'en, Tom ifaber Sruits oe Wo.
nopoIer; iaabonne finoes oqioo i
2anoe meb 5ribunbeI. i. Or. gng-
Lamb, hpcr Der er Sunbreber al Dem.
men pisie Soloiatier i9tter BOG rob.
gierriae 8]orporotioner iitano til at
iioeluffe al Sonfurrnnce og ifrue op
~
Briien paa be 8arer, Sc tiIoirfer;
oerfor er en- S%olbrepiiion nsopenoiG.
San ubtaler, at Sopos Republi.
fanere bsrer til Sen unGe SGqqt in.
ben 8ortiet, oe at De bar ltnabom.
mems Spn, Se 6or funbet n6mpr.
feoe &eprPientanter / Rrpiibent Roo.
Ieoelt oa 8ltpernpr Grmmin8.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Riet 6ulofuno.

en- amerifanif Sfierper peb Rabn
Sames Saplor parfor en- Stun6 ftoeu
neoe / oct ipanife Rerico, % han
opoageoe Der | en- afiioes, ggn at Sta.
ten Sonora en- Sub. og ssIpaore.
Ger bar Segn til, at BEN bar meost
rig; men ban bapbe life 9enae nof
til at erboeroe Ret til BEN oa iPtta
nogen 8rrbebrift igang. Saa BEL.
oenbte ban fig til 90. 6. 8reen ira
Rew 9orf, Der err SooeSet for ct Roo.
berfompani. Rr. Green ien6te en-
.iagtpnotg Ronb til Steoet % oennc
faHbt, at Saplors SfiRrp inSeboISt
fabcIagtige Riaoomme. ban tror.
at BET, JON man M fan ie. er urrhr
minOit 500, 900. 900. Garen err 4
SOB breo. Men ben ItrGffer ia man.
&c WPtl, og bet, ma euonu life Ter,
men Inn amer. er manife al Ell en60a
iterre gprbi.
Mr. @reen bar betaIt Rr. Sa0lor
S250.000 for en- gnoeI paa 8 Sier.
nepartar, os arbeiSet ifaI mart be.
gpnbe | flor Stil. Get beSer. at bette
8rlofunb er ct Of be riseite | gerben.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

'Sapne ainer ct gileoe al, boorIcoes
'Sanbel 90 Snouitri bIomitrer. Sern.
banerne mites lanst mere emo for,
90 beres giere opmlutrer Sormere
og 6abrifanter / oeres girfiomhcS.
'forbi De foritaar. at lt6nptteIien al
Spoens SieIpefiGoer er Dem ieIo til
Sam. s nogIe Stater bar SIiefun-
hene siort @iSuuoere. 9e har fife
.oIene inobraet mango genqe; men
SIiens biniae Gris bar bepirtet. at
ben BRIGGS iom 9rrnoid / Sobrifer
og orboro / Sampifibe oaSerubuner
,og ben bar | flor llbitrrfring forrin.
get Srfoitntnserne beo SiIoirfning
90 transport. Spber itaar uotur.
Itgois erbnu tiIboge for Goroen; men
oct npoer mere Of Sen rioprer6e
"Grcioertp" emo noeer anoen Del al
.2an6et.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

bespnoe, er panifelist al iise. st er
imiolertio ~iiffert, nemlig, at Rtne.
eiernes tiloeIs noset ooermobige Sp.
irRoen / bsi @ruo bar forareet Gre'
iibenten, % at ban mere emo noaw'
ifnoe fsler acknowledgement al at faa
Streifen enot, Nange 0age bill Der
piit beler life bengal, tnbeu BET er
bragt paa set Hene, ON Der unoer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fra Hegiertngens
SIDE fan foretaees noeet til of afpen'
De Sen lupffe, iom en- SortiptteIie al
Streifen nsbpenoigois uraa mebfsre.
8reiioentens nGrneite 8aaogipere /
bette Inlisgenoe er arigsminiiter
3oot % @eneraIabpofat 8nor, boilfe
begge par tiIitebe unber 4onferencen
| Sreoaas.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
substitution
Saocr fig inforpurere | Heu Serieu
mcb en- itpr 9apital.

s Srenton, q 8, inforporerebes
DEN lite Sftober Sbe International
Wercantile Warine Gomponp meb en-
Sopttal paa 100000 900. 6oIppor.
ten at &apitaIen ifal uoiteoes / gre.
ferenceaftier meb en- 0ioibenbe boo
6 Trocent % obober, efteriom Sor.
tieneiten tiger. 9omboniet e, ooiao
beretttqet til at u6Ite6e Bombs for
$4,000 900 moo en- Rente al AZ
Rrocent. Gen me 9~orporotion er en-
llboioeIie oa Sorbebrine af BET ga.
oigation Gonpanp, fom bonnebes I
1898 meb en- aapitaI paa $4,000.
900.
Gen itore Sfibstruft omiotter
gmerican Cine, Reb gtar Cine. Gen.
lamb Cine, 8hite Stor Cine, gtIantic
transport Cine oa en- eQer TO andre
2inier. aomboniet biz life offentIio
uobDoe fin "Stocf" tiIiaIqg.
Oct bar Sen SoritaapIie meS BEN
brittle Staggering, of oen life ffaI BE.
aunitige brittle Sfibe | Seniur til
Boitbeforbrtng eIIer transport of
garer til offentIig grug.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
FREQ dimes oemt.
SurbcHp. Eplitifcf Hines faar 6
Vars Sngtbusitraf.

SorbernrrenSe EoIitiIuperintett.
bent 6re6 ". Mines bIep sen 20en
Sftober al I;'trift2rcttcn / Winnco.
polls osntt iii 6 Inr % 6 Raarcbcr
i Stot8frngiIet. Sntrpen bar noe |
bel % elmer. Seb @iooag&tiO ocn
lite fom Den inc oq bob ont. al oct
Gtbne8bpro, iom ror ofIo9t al Mdp
WcSntoIb. mootte bIioe opIGit for
BEN iaieu. gne forItoo. at bcn IoQbe
Itor Seat pna bette. Otter hooo man
faor oibe, par SurrenS TlertaI fra
ferit al itemt for at ogmme anflnQe.
Dc, men TO e1er ire ipute8, at 1or.
hol6et me1em ImeS % Cohen life
bar fart bepiit. Chen Qop De BOG
~efter, % S]ltrpficrocIieu qif no pao,
at aufIogebe por ifpIhip / oct. iom
8rnbiurpen bapbe TAT bam ,tnocr iii.
tale for. Gen itsrite Strof for oen
6%orbrpbeIie. iom 3. ". ame8 bor
giort Jig ifpl6tg /, er 10 Mars Sltgt.
bus % Ell WuIft poa $4,000; men
efter Smitproiqhebcrne fan Straf.
fen ogiaa urre 9 Mara Sugtbu8 OF
1000 9aIers RuIft.
atnes o9 bans Some bar tiIiteoe, oo
.9ommcn faI0t. San iprtes life
o%oerraifet, men iaaoe: "aa, ieg fan
ncf itao oct" 5anS Some tog oct
ogian meo Ro.
Gictor @elh, iom err Sagferer for
gmes, on6roa itrofS ON en- mn SaQ,
% anorogenbet blep beoilQet. "6on
er elonu Iongt ira Eugtbuietl" ing0e
8eIh.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Oanif ptoe mvroet.

9iget al Seunie 9arien bIeb sen
lite Sttober iunSet / 2ouis NpoIc.
eros 9etpemmeligbeo / en- 2eicoaarS
/ Retp 9orf. 4foebe bar 90 aar ca
fom for 10 Gage iiben ira Ganmart
efter anntporirq Of gppGeorb. Ser
por benbes CnfsI % pilSp hare heuSe
til lin Susboloerife. Gette fremqour
al greue. Tom fanStes / heubes Biem.
mer 90 er ifrepne al ben0e paa 8anff
fiji nam. appleorb er SO aar od uisr
Sicueitc iom aonbufter pao EN- Spor.
rongslinie. :.
"a 9iget opongeoes, bapoe Bieen
pGret Ssb | Here Gage % bar / itert
SpIssuins. Snn par lent tiIreot,
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Statsfonpention.
Wnsiadjuietts' Repnblifauere nota.
Ter Jig for b~egrGniet Solorcpiiiun.

Republifnnerne I Wo8iafuietts
hoI6t Transformation / Bottom 0en
3ote Sftober % nominere6e Sobn 8.
Bates til 8uperner. 8latformen ro-
Ter Breii6ent RooiepeItS Gomintitro.
ton % anbefaIer BAN til Solicit i
1904. Sans Raon fremtaIote ssylr.
bel, bper 8an9 oct bteo nGont. Or.
Reprpientort 6ranf 81, 6itt8 fore.
log, at gIatformen ifuIoe in6eboIoe
en- Rlanfe ON Reciprocitet me6 Ga.
raoa % ON S%oIbreoiiion, boorueS
RllI, Serr, Stool % Su6er fun6e
fomnre paa 6riliiten. Siaac 9. III.
len oilbe, at Ben ifuI6e ~in6eboISe en-
Broteit moo. at Spoen behan6Ipr
Ne8crne baarot % bar frntaget Dem
oereS Stemmeret. Reu ser bar fife
Stemning Tor 6tsie 3iuq in6en Ror.
lomltngen. Rnn nsiebe fla mes at
frGoe Reciprocttet meo Cuba oa en-
I]oloreOiiion, Der life qisr nogct for.
itnrrenbe Snoqreb / oct nupPrenoe
roife 5orretriueslip. Reaeriaqen bIep
life nGort / Rlatiormen. Ret til at
forene fig orerfierSes boobe for gr.
betoernc og aapitaIen. Strioen mel.
lem 81tIbaronerne og oeres 1olf be.
flnges Tom en- ltlDffe, Der ramrer
ale og life bar noget meS Boritif
at gisre. ErGitbent RooiepeIt fnar
@oooro, foroi ban bger at noicpne
ben
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Sra Den5uela.
RrGiioent Gaitros lluSeriaatter gisr
BAN Siuet iurt. - Sprpret uarer.

llroIigbeoerne / Den ipoomerifan.
tie RepubIif 8eue3ueIa peoparer. -
8eneraler. Watos % Wtenoo8a, iont
itaar / Spioieu for bper fin 0prgr3'
ilot % ira ferit al bauoe boer line
9eiGrtnger, bar M forenet fig og bar
UNDER i'm aommanoo en- SCR pal
$500 Wan6. &c bar Ictret iig
EroDlnien Wtrau0o poa et Steo. iom
Iigger so Mil / SD0 for Caracas,
RapubIifen8 Sopeoitao. 5 Ons0og3
ms0te BrGiioent Cairo oere3 1or.
potter meo en- Stprte eao 1000
Rano; men bo ban ioritob. al ban
oar Sprererne urberlegcn, traf ban
fig burtta tiIboge til Cos Eeque$. ct
Iterft itrategiif gunft, Tom Iigger
nogle Siner3 Riot fra Caracas %
aniees for utrOtageligt. Z be it6itc
ire 9aae bar Regiertngeu touuget
enhOer, iOm beianbt iig paa @opeo.
ItnOens 8aSer. til al blipe Soloot,
% ON noaen ptIoe rsr1ure % iIutte
fla til Gen. Rutos. bIeO ban ueoifuSt.
Der er liSet al 9epnet5miOIer i Ga.
racaS. o. aieo betales meS 30c Bun.
oct.
Gn treble Cprcr8dof tur iumIet
iiq | Gua. % 8til ira Goracns. uuSer
Sen. RolanSo. Gaitro bar SGn0er.
ne iuloe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Spbes Tmittmer 1866.

90 bet gpreIie. bbor bun Iaa, bar
flIIOt al Gas. appleoro qnp en- uiom,
metbGneenSe 8orfInrtnn. o. ban
bIco- arreiteret poa RiStante. Goro.
ner ShoIer CT al beu Rening, at
Gtgert II bIeoer fpaIt. "a BoIitiet
isate at faa no al appIeorb, bporle.
oe$ Oct belle bopoe sooet til, Iogoe
ban, at ban boooe label Gas itrsmme
no, forbi bon oiloe bcaa1 Selomoro.
Wan tror. at ban REQ goo geffeb,
men at ban life bill fige noget.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Gubarif S~anofompani.

aopitaLiiter ira Rep Dorf. Gfeoe.
lano. Chicago og ANDRE Steoer bar i
0olngitopa, Ohio, Iaoet fin iufor-
porcre iom She Sudan 2an0 Sem.
panp. Oct bar fat iig til Gpeooe at
bpgge en- amerifauif On o. opraste
en- auIcni pad en- 9aH6itrufninl
iom uogier 100000 acres oa Ealer
10 @il ira 5onana. Zen ooroenSe
9u lfol ioripaes meo gauSoerf. eIct
triIf ems. SotelIer, Ct Sperahus. en-
8eooaIebsbaRe, alsftriif Sporoei til
Sapaua % andre mooerrs SrSret.
ringer.