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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-21

New York, Nov. 18.-The dispatch
from Sioux Falls today announcing
Mrs. Roland B. Molineux's arrival
there to take up her residence was
shown to General Molineux, and he
was asked if his daughter-in-law in.
tended to get a divorce.
g" have nothing to say" said the
general.
Roland B. Molineux's counsel, g. G.
Battle, said he knew nothing about
Mrs. Molineux's reason for going to
Sioux Falls. Former Governor Black
was in Troy, N. Y, today.
Mrs. Molineux's absence from court
during her husbands last trial reviv-
ed rumors of family differences, but
she went to the Molineux residence
in Brooklyn a few hours after her
husband was acquitted and remained
until the next morning, when she re-
turned to New York, where she had
been staying. She was there an hour
or two, and then disappeared. She
was not seen in public with her hus-
band last week.
Ex-Judge Olcott, Molineux's coun-
sci, said the news from Sioux Falls
was a surprise to him because the
differences between Mrs. Roland B.
Molineux and her mother-in-law had
been settled and the family relations,
so far as he knew, we're amicable
General Molineux paid his sons wife's
expenses all the while his son was in
prison, and last week the general
made a public statement about his
daughter-in-law, in which he said:
"She is as good and pure a woman
as breathes."
He said he had traced all the
stories concerning her and fount
they were false.
Later in the day General E. L.. Mo
lineux said to the Associated Press
that Mrs. Roland B. Molineux arriv
ed at his home the night of Thursday
November 6, the day of the acquitta
of her husband, leaving there the mex
morning. The general had gone tt
business earlier in the day and die
not see her.
"She left no word" he said, "an(
this is the last we have seen or heart
of her."
AS to the report that Mrs. Rolant
Molineux has gone to South Dakot;
for the purpose of obtaining a d1
vorce the general said:
81 know that the idea of a divorc'
did not come from any member OF IN,
family or household. 1 expect to OF
tain more particulars tomorrow whici
I may or may not communicate to tn
public"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-21
SECOND SERIES OF TOURNA-
MENT GAMES BEGUN.
SEVERAL GOOD HIGH men
Tschudy Tops the List With Compare.
ar
lively New Player a Fair
Second.
From Tuesdays Daily Gazette.

From Tuesdays Daily Gazette.
All the teams entered in the bowl
ing contest have been "down the line"
that is all have played in the games
of the first series, and last night the
opening games of the second were
played. The teams and the scores
made were as follows:
Mains-152, 148, 164. Total, 464.
Average, 1853 2-3.
Roche-151, ISL, 1885, Total, 447,
Average, 149. .
Teams total, Gil.
Bannister-172, 1856, 157. Total,
4S5. Average, ISL 2-3.
Hoose-171, 1877, IT'S. Total, SAB.
Average, 1S1.
Teams total, 1,028.
Corey-173, ITO, 179. Total, 522.
Average, liza.
Eastman-151, 1856, 165. Total, All.
Average, 157.
Teams total, 993.
Sherman-1SS, 100, POP. Total, $50
Average, 1873 Is.
Tschudy-2O1, 2O2, 235. Total, 638
Average, PIP %.
Teams total, 1,1SS. .....
Godske-177, 1877, 14O. Total, 484
Average, 161 1-3.
Salsbury-145, 172, ITS. Total, 495
Average, 1855.
Teams total, 979.
McCracken-1S1, 1911, 233. Total
sos. Average, POI 2-3.
McKune-1SS, 1855, 1913. Total, 552
Average, 1874.
Teams total, 1,157.
The high scores, without handicaps
were made by Tschudy, 2O1, 2O2, 23s
McCracken, 2O3 and Sherman, 2o2.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-21

system without any stiff and uncom
Portable costume. Under such a loose
coat as shown in the sketch there
should be worn a lightweight blouse,
silk of the washing variety for choice,
but batiste if more convenient. The
coat is simply trimmed with strap
pings and is stitched. The hat is
trimmed with velvet and a quill.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-21

a smooth adjustment to the garment.
Stitched bands and buttons are the
only needed decoration. The sleeve
is the latest two scanned coat shape,
with a novel flare cuff. Any fine.
smooth cloth us well as silk may be
used in making this Eton.-New York
Evening Journal.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-21
Jaunty Elton Jacket.

This design will be found especially
desirable developed in any of the fash
ionable silks. such as MORE, peau de
sole, etc, or in satin duchesse. 1t is eX-
tremely easy of construction. the dart
in the front and strap fastening giving
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-21

w, A. Heron of Finch, Ark. writes:
81 wish to report that Foley's Kidney
Cure has cured a terrible case OF Kid
ney and bladder trouble that two
doctors had given up" Sold by Hol-
mes & Rixon.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-21
WOMAN AMI FASHION
Travelling Costume.

The illustration shows a travelling
dress. The loose coat is again the
rage. especially for those who are on
the wing a great part of each year.
In long days of railroad constraint it is
Indispensable to be at ease. The fidget
Of the continuous noise and vibration
is enough to weary a delicate nervous
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-21

Detroit Free Press: Politician
Congratulations, Sarah, I've been
nominated.
Sarah with delight)-Honestly?
Politician-What difference does
that make?,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-21
DIVORCE SUIT
WILL FOLLOW
MRS MCLlNEux JOINS SOUTH
DAKOTA COLONY.
SURPRISE TO RELATIVES
General MoIineux Says She Visited
His Son After He Was
Acquitted.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 18.-Mrs.
Blanche Chesebro Molineux has ar
rived here from New York. Mrs.
Molineux has come here to establish
a residence.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-21

Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs
and colds; reliable, tried and tested,
safe and sure. Sold by Holmes &
RiXOn.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-21

ST, JOHNS COUGH CURE win
cure '-our cough. Sod by Chapple
Drug G..
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-21

II. e. ARMSTRONG. N. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Belknap Block, Billings. Mont.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-21

CLIFF LINDSEY, NJ. b.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Special attention given to Surgery
and Diseases of Women. Of1ce-Front
Room over ". B. TenEyck's Harness.
Establishment on Montana avenue.
Telephone 120. Residence 21O n.
Thirty-first street. Telephone No. Z.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-21

themums and iris in pots, which have
been made out of paper by the stokers.
Nothing could be more admirably nat
ural or beautiful in variety of color
than the flowers of this sea garden.
Until recent years mackerel We're
taken at sea only with hooks. There is
no more stirring picture of the sea
than that of an old time mackerel
fleet in the midst of a school, with the
men at the rails snatching the fish
| from the water and Stating them into
barrels with a single swoop of the line.
The courts have ordered that the at
fairs of the company which was or
ganized to build a town at Elizabeth
ton. Tenn, shall be wound up to pay
the debts. Elizabethton was probably
the most skillfully doomed town in the
United States, and it's promoters got
people all over the country to invest
largely.
Lake Erie and Western railroad en-
CINE No. 70 is justly termed the most
unlucky engine in the company's serv'
ice, for 1t has been in more accidents
and has killed more people than any
engine that ever travelled between In
dianapolis and Michigan City over this
company's line. No. 70 is Il %thirty-ivt
ton engine and was built by the Pitts
burg Locomotive company in 1873
Since that time it has been in ACTIVE
service. and now it is spending its las
days switching in the Lake Erie ant
Western yards at Peru. Ind.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
Sorholeene / Ranaoa.

&or @eneralfouiul / Montrcal, Mr.
gettinger, bar lenOt en- opIpienoe
Snoberetning til Baibington. aa'
MAZDA, Tiger ban, bar | be iiSite to aar
mootaget iiere Snopanorere emo no
geniinoe fsr. % oct bar gaaet irem.
40 meo rate Sfrlot. ) 1867 bopOe
aauaoa 1000 NiI Sernbane; M bar
oct $4,000 9liI. ltSfsrielen til 10
lancet err bIepen fornoblet / De ii0ite
10 aar. Sfior ~uOisrte aanaSa 30.
rer FOR $4,000 0O. aornaplen er
~beipoeIig. alene Hanitobu irem
bragie / 1901 5000. 900 guibeIs
Speoe, o. Snrmcrne Der iolgte Bro.
buffer Tor Si0O00000. efteriperg.
ielen eiter sauS uofser itrrft. Sijor
ioIstc CANADIAN Taciiie $4,000
acres til Sorooprfere % ct Sonofom.
PAM iolste 10000 aercs.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
1naioaeen.
Som panliat ieirts ben lite Wai ueo
Strcif paa iicrc SteSer.

Zen lite Moi er Arbeioeroag. %
mango Streifer pleier ba at hegnnhc.
Saar bercttes ON Strciter paa 20
80 Steoec, beiiaeenoe meaem 3elp
Sericp % Winneiota; men Nniaaet al
arbeioere, JON aft fra Den lie Mai,
bar life Itort - fnapt $4,000 Mnne.
8 sc alerileite SilfGloe par BET Cons.
lpsrgsmaalet, Iom bar SpiItenS
sGble; arbciSerne bill / "GlSie bGpm.
itrenbe Cher" sane itogct mere i:r,
bpao De aisr, emo arbeibSterrerna O.
Der bent; men paa nInnge Steoer fan
bette arap life oripes igiennem uocit
neo en- Stretf. s nosIe Silfploe bar
caiaa en- fortcre arbeiS8tib BET br9n.
oenbe Spsrgsmnal. Nan outaser,
at Strioen paa De fleite Steher mart
bill bIipe ~ubieonet. =
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
Settles Sriheo.
Zen itaiienife Resierins isisr fs
Huoiepelts Enife.

6oreneSc Staters arpoier "gbica.
80" fom for en- Si6 iioen til geueoig
/ RoroitaIieu. 9oale al Sficererne
gift lom reooelt ilau0 % "giorbe Sc.
buferi / Data" iaa EoIitiet ifreo ino
% drreItereoe Dem. Gen melt fort.
promittere0e er aaptein 8pnue; 9ao.
meme poa DC andre uupireS life. 80.
Iitiretten 0smte 8unue % De anore
til 6GtlgieI % 9sOer. % 8ommen
ItaofRite0eS al Ell oo~eroronei Ret.
9u tor Frpiioent Rooiepelt optraaot.
San bar giennem Dor ambasia6sr |
Aom, Itr. Weper. ienot Ell Sfriuelie
til aoug 8ictor emmanuel III og
foreitiaet BAN. at ser | italicnife
6Grgiler life or Rum for dmerifanife
Snicerer. Stalieu bar Here Ssner
at pluffe meo DC Sorenebe Stnter
pda @runo al ben 8ebanolina, iom
er blepeu itaIienife 4rheiSere tilSsl;
men ben romerife 9tegiertng iinoer
oct Dog / nrrp9rauoe SilfRlbe flo.
Ieeit at CINE eiter CO life lGgge Zig ND
me0 ben mGgtige Uncle Gam. aapt.
@prne looe6e at betaIe en- Rengeboo
pda $4,000. og oerueb bte2 ban o.
bans Samerater iat / 6riteS. San.
gcrne ouergaues til aapt. CANTON.
"Gbitugo"s Rommanbsr. o. Sfibet
afgit ira geneOie 2sroas ben Sole
Rai.
Stemringen moo anterifanlfe OF.
fcerer er pSerIig bitter, life aIene |
9eueOig, men ogina / andre Sonne
oeo aoriaterbauet. De bar optraaot
paa en- oUcrmoSig % ggaenoe Raaoe.
Sor noglc slar iiOeu beisgte 4rpoie.
rem "RinneapoIi5" De iantme 9per,
90 man lit NOT al Dem. gnonu oPr.
re bleo Oct. Do ~Gbieago" fom MI
taur. Saa aaieer o~pfororeSe pore
STieerer gifte aoHer. iom bapoe iire
RGno meo. til at oriffe meo ia, o.
ON siteuen aiorbe De ct bare Seuen
pud 8aoen. Teres raa SptrRsea
bar iat Ell Ylet paa aneriflS Raon.
Raar Sc fonrmer biem. oil De iaa fin
iortiente strai.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
8jornion.
Ten itore mOrife 9ister Iisser alpor.
ZIG inc ! ariitiania.
Goiion.2 nnoifatct | Rorae.

ct Telegram fro ariitiania ai 2oea
Utai meooeler, at 8igteren giern.
ltlerne gjsrnlon Iigger betrnFeIig ina
Der ! gpen. San err nplig uenot til.
bage ira StodboIn, bportil ban reiite
Den 24Se April Tor al oeItase ben
iomIeoe Ro6elfomites aarsmsoe. o..
loa iiior fit ban ct pInSieltgt Spa.
oOmEanfalo paa 8iennemreiie / ellie.
BANNER. eGers bar aItio giprnion
ligeicm Sbien orret al robuit Sci.
breo.
Goiious SmelteyrpecS.
Serman Did ira Chicago oil | ben.
ne nge cenoc biem fra 2onocn, boor
ban bar opboIot Jig / s Ranneoer o.
Iom Heprpiertant for Tbomas Col.
Ion p9ret ipsieIiat meh at Sanne ct
Spnetfat til llbnpttelie al epiions
Hatent paa ll%opinoing Of Sernmalm
peo SiGIp al gleftricite. Selfo5et
ltiiloe lGrllg dtoen6e oertne Wetbooe
oeo De iioitrofte WaImIeier ,paa Rar.
geS 8eltfpit. Selitabet car en- Ntie.
fapitaI paa 10 Detuioner Collars.
Spsser 2~ansbalm.
De ipooanIiae balpusentIise Sno.
beretninger ira aisbenbapn ON ben
coinSeIiae Sraftats SfiRbne aoar no
paa, at Sauhstiuget after bar tabraat
en- arbeiosoag meo at iiSSe og inaffc
ont bet nlegct omtpiiteoe 8otument.
On afitemring peo Reoets Slutnina
Rsbet boIbtes forreiten for LUTTE.
De 0sre - tpScr paa, at 5Iertalet
I Sausstinget life oil gaa meo poa
6cIfetiusetS iinite aeioIution. aanbs.
tingsiertolet oil babe StaSfPitcIien
al Srnttaten ubiat. inotil Der bar boz
ret aiholot aiitemning blanbt be
'rtenmeberefaacoe goraere paa Sc
oanif.peftinoiitc 2er.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
Neo meo 6ieroerne!

Neo meo 6ieroerne!
8relibent Rooiepclt is8er at font
me appes % &isbtrulten tiaips fra
TO Sioer. Som "Yoien"S 29iere
bar Jet, piI ban onpenhe Sbermaus
antitruitIou intoo Den, % oernpit oil
ban fratage Den, grugeu al oHentligt
2ano, iom ben iiOen piberc tiaaoer
fig at tnogierbe 'og nDtte ION Sapne.
gauge for iine tore Sioroer. 5 man'
&c aar bar almenbeben fIaBet ouer,
at "apGsfpriterne" afitGnger Uncle
Cams uoptague 2anbntOoer i 8eIten
meo Staaltraaoaieroer, iom itrpffer
Jig Sunoreoer At MiIe. % bruser
2anoet til 9eitesmnrf, ligeiom Der
ifulbe bore oeres cset. De bar brepet
iaa lRnge paa meo bette, at De bar
faaet enilass S9po berpan. Settlere
fan life fomme inb % ia9e SGub paa
SomeIteaO % oprfe bet. De Gar
mere, iom Dor / R9rheoen, fan life
Hippo fine a~reaturst fft forSs avrg'
fpritarnes 8ieroer os "GotpbopS"
biu6rer oct. 0tan igtteS tilbage III
MtiooelalSerenS aoelsp9Ioe, naar
man bIiper giOue til iaaOont; men
ingen bar giort noget, pee bet. sob
fets GeprRlentanter / aongreSien bar
tiet title % laOet Gingen gaa i'm
ifieoe Sang; 2anOetS YrP'tbenter /
De iibite 20 anr bar ertten life furntct
eller piaet toge Jig nf Sagen, % aut'
lerne, iom en- 2io irembolOt oct Iou.
itrioige % / fine &onlefpenier inrIige
/ anagfprlternes 6rcmfGrb, er otter,
baanoen forItummet.
Sr9iioent &ooieOclt piier tort
ROb, naar ban tiger til Ben mGgti8c
auGgs % aisOtruit; "gieo meo @ter.
Oerne!" Oct er life Smaating, Del
Der gieloer. Storc Strpfninger er al
"tbe Gattlemen" omgione meo "6ens
ces" / Safotn, Wontaua, Nebrdifa,
Colorado, Nen V}erico, Iri5ona %
California. TrGiiOenten bolot npliQ
Webe meo lit Hooo, og | al SttlheG
blep oct beiluttet, at en- 8eneralororc
ifal ubiteoes I'll AUTgeierne ont al
borttase be 8ier0cr, De uIopIig bar
iat op omfring ofgltligt 2anb. Or
oren CT alereDe ierot til 6oreneoc
.Statcrs 2%an6ngcnter ruuot ON %
ffal i9ttes / Strait ltareIt mulig.
Get er iom at itIffe Saanoen inn
/ ct Speipebsle at rGre neo Risbrul
iom benne. YrGiiocnten belcireS a
ap9gtruitens WruO, 90 ban loaf
bore. at itore' llIpttcr oil ranlme, on
ban boloer frem ion ban ~itepner
a~isotruIten bar IaISmprlb i 9uiei
% Senatet, % no8Ie al benz arbeloet
/ oct ifiuIte, andre ofentlis. I'll b
iibite bsrer &eprpicutant 2acep fra
Soma, iom CT sSormdilo / &anOfomi'
teen o. bar fremiat ct 6orTag, iom Ell
beregnet paa at fomule apGgmpn.
beire til Sielp peo at uSbaIc Gibcr
for oereS "guIering" fra llncl(
Cams Sapnegan9c, Ban ipnar, al
Der | a~ongresien nil opItao cit bitter
annp ON oennc itore Sag.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

Spen aplin, en- Soteleier / Belle.
pieip, osbe her ON 8agen paa oct nor.
ife Soipital / ct. Baiil al 9looforgiit.
ming, ban bapOe paaoraget iis peo at
Itsoe jim Sanno moo ct ruitent Sern.
ituffe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
9ear1tgasm
usssmmss 1lsssas . esssas Mssssn.
Mssrtisiemsmtss

nofeueres ieutft trer sqaneas % zsrsoas Uqor'
aen. apertisieueaisr iHstaass lite | to paa eiuaieen
RuHtre. rtonstnsre bet ustufisiis forlan,
ses. pDts ct advertisement, Der fsrt fsmne tHs
1irseassnamerrt I. Or, ~forianaes insrsffet . Gange.
BIZ bet fouHse inoi Q zsrsoassnumsre. Brepe. ssr mae
A~pertisfsmrufsr, som bet batter usS, boz mGrs
fcs apertisiemsHt I bet Hssrs eisrns paa Con-
pclgteH.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

s,piu galsn snifer at bliue Goiin.
ipiRoct / Sherman Gountn. Miinn.
ga getiiion. uaoeritrepen al f.S75
goraere. ar inoIeperat iii Gouuitp Am
oitsr ON. at GountDiaoet rtao ilpttes
ira Aac III Tmin Nalsep.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

Gn Ecrle, Der FAR en- gGrbi al
$1,000, bIep iorleocn iitnSct | 9iGrbe.
ben al 8ortbS Gambling, 8is,, al 8.
Wapnar0.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
upeir.
Sowa % andre Statcr bicmisst Of
poelrgscnoc Sornao0es.
WcnmcfeIip 9aar tabt.

30 Spirpelitorme GcrnahoeS)
Itrsg ben oper Soma ON afienen oer
lite 9lni. De par $50 gtiI ira bin.
anbeu. Zen enc gift oper gaparo,
en- 2anosbD paa 500 @euneifer | GIL
tbrie County; ben anoen git oper
gperue @eISort 2oerotHe % Ban
8ert / Decatur County. ,gaparo.
itorme1 ipnes at babe gaaet op / 2uf'
ten, efterat Den bapoe beisgt gpen;
men 10 geil oerira Hog ben neo / en-
6armerbpgb og soelaeoe ct SfoIebits
oe mango 2ooer. 5. %. WrnirniS
GUS Iaa / bens Bel peb 2obrpille, og
Nanoen ielo blep iIoe tilreot tilige'
meb Suitruen % fire Born. 5 R9r.
beSen al @eIoon fon Here Sarnter.
familier til Sfaoe. 20 Sl,ie blaIte
neo, % 9oitiie % Sa5eI 8luianls
flemtes inb blnnbt Huinerne, bpor
De leo Iaa meget, at be moa %. 70
3pinber % ct Barn fit en- lignenbe
Sfiebne / S'SaraS gus t9t peb; men
Be bill beboIoe 2ipet. Sra @elbon tog
Stornten en- norOsItlia 2etnin8 %
log neo / ben lille gp 8oobburn,
bpor ben flptteoe 5 Suie bort ira De-
res @rrnopolo. Gen Sfabe, iom
9aparb.S ornaooen afiteOfom, an.
Iaaes til $4,000. Gems Smfang
bar omtrent 100 CARDS. st 9liin
Suie soelagoes, % imaa Sfur opre.
pes. 0apio Saroin traf til at Itaa
Iiee / Stormens Sei, % Is Minuter
efter Dana ban / ct Sr9. San bar
uben Canning tele Ratten, % Ror.
genen efter pibite ban life, bpao Der
Dor b9nbt. Gienpibner Tiger, at
Sornaboen life bebppebe mere emo /
Iinut for at fomme siennem 9aparo.
MiImaiifee. ganenS Stotion % TO
@lepators bl9Ite neb. 8ieroer og
aere leo meset. @fier SptrpeIitor.
men fltIete ct Gsregn iom paa nogle
Steber naiten bIep til et Sfpbruo. 5
Coon Rapibs iteg ben meb Gegnet
fslgeuOe gl9it til en- Soltigbeo at 70
0tiI / Simen.
5 Ban @ert faIbt en- tragtiormig
Sin neOooer gpen. Gen poloiom.
me Storm nebbIGite Suie % Greer,
SIerc Wenneifer fom til Sfabe, men
ingen blep orRbt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06

lite Moi. s Raiboille % Smegu
iaIot 9 a 3 CONNER Hegn, og paa
ANDRE Steoer gift &egniolOet op til
4 CONNER eller bel oct. eurlber.
Iano. SIoben iteg 8 Eommer, og i
Stones Hiper iteg 8anOet Is Com.
mer / Simen. glle SmaaeIpe %
gRfte operiosnmebe fine greooer.
9ieroer os 9roer ifpaeoes p9f paa
belle ben StrRfning, iom gieunems
itrsmmes Of glpene 0rtd, Stones,
cts, 8arriion iant Ganep os
Smith Sorts Grcefs. Slere al De
soeIagte 8roer bar netop bpsge4 cfter
Den iibite 6lom, Der gioroe Sfaoe
for oper 5 Milioner Dollars.
Saiaa Spo 0afota fit ct ooloiomt
llpeir ODER Jig De isrite Gage al Mai.
On GpfIon gift ben 2oen Mat ooer
.Sanoet / git for Gentrenne. gictor
anberions gaauingsbuS og 2aoebpg.
ninger soelag0es, bans Suitrit lit
ilenme Sp0iteIier, % benoeS lille
Barn blep ilaoet libel. 0giaa bans
@tooer tog Sfaoe. 80 Settle miiteoe
Sipet. anoeriou ielu bar borte, me.
Sens lllpffen rammeoe, % ban git
ira SorItanben. oa ban fom bienL.
Better S~aprc6ergs llobuie git nre0,
og en- 5iIbpgning til aiaffcnet repes
bort. Sobn R. Sunoitrsm miiteoe
lin itore npe 2aoebpgnlng. og bans
.SuS ilDttebes ira @runoinuren. Sffe
beore gift oct Dos Crit Sunoitrsm.
Sus og Saoe soela9Oes osiaa Tor
bam. 5Iere andre leo mere eller
minbre peo Gpflonen.
5ra Sionr Saas, .. O., ifripes,
at 8pen og Smegn ben 2oen Rai
biemisgtes at ct polbiomt noeir, JON
paiteoe no Ell Del al Itilmalifee ga.
mems Spcr.
On beitig Saglitorm Hog nooper
Sanborn, Soma, ON aiienen oen
2oen Mai. ane MOB Goro peioenoe
8inouer iloges mo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-06
6. Y. @aunina. apotaefer / gsa

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BEL. Miinu.. o. Mils Carrie S-ooe
ira Burr DAT Sn.. bIep Ggteptroe
iorlroen Tag Gus SIion % gcrtha
sinclair % Seter Sobaiou % SilIia
@arnes, ale ira Mabei. bleu liseleoes
imeoet i Spmens 9Gnfer.
Sharp County record., 1902-11-28

"The tonic was kept on the table
all the time, in order that patient
would not forget her dose. 1t
was labelled, One teaspoonful
after meals.
"The couple had evidently
never stopped at a hotel before, "
continued the restaurant man,
"and for the first time they did
remarkably we'll. They ordered
everything on the menu card,
and when the meal was finished
the husband picked up the bottle,
read the directions and gave his
better half a dose as directed.
Then he took a dose himself and
walked out with a selfsatisfied
look about him."
Sharp County record., 1902-11-28
Took Everything tn Sight.

A group of men stood in the
Baltimore and Potomac station
one day this week, discu ssing
dining table incidents they had
witnessed in crowded restaurants,
says the Washington Star. Sew
eral interesting stories had been
told, when Mr.. Cobaugh joined
the party. He recalled an iLci1ent
that occurred at a town on the
line OF one Of the big railroads,
where he was then running a
hotel. There were a number oi
tables in the dining room, an d
one in extreme rear end was
reserved for the family.
1t happened that a couple on
their wedding trip stopped al
the hotel one night, and in the
morning when they went to the
dining room the only vacant table
in the room was the one set apar
for the family.
"Mrs. Cobaugh had not been
feeling the best in the world and
the doctor had ordered tonic
for her." related Mr. Cobaugh
Sharp County record., 1902-11-28
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SEQUEL TO A PARD0N.

Washington-A sequel has
just developed to the story OF
Miss Dora Martin, the 14.year-
old sYell county, Ark, girl who
secured the pardon of her father
after he had been in prison for
fourteen years.
The girl came to Washington
alone, and with rare courage for
a country lass, sought the depart
ment OF justice for the pardon,
which was granted. She took the
pardon to Columbus, o., where
her father was incarcerated, and
he was released.
When Martin was first pla ced in
prison, fourteen years ago, the
department of justice commenced
receiving frantic letters from
Mrs. Martin, his wife, asking
that he be pardoned. These let
ters continued to come with reg
ularity for ten years, when they
suddenly stopped. The plea was
then taken up by Dora Martin,
the daughter, and pushed until
she received the pardon.
1t develops now that Mrs. Martin,
giving up hope that her husband
would ever be pardoned, secured
a divorce from him on the ground
that he was a convict and married
again.
Today the department of justice
received a letter from the former
Mrs. Martin. She said she had
seen it stated in the papers that
Dora had started for Washington
to secure the pardon, and that
,he had married again. She
inplored that pardon be not
IRA t,d, for, she said, she feared
Martin would become incensec
aid return and kill her and he
husband.