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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-02-26
L GRANDE A
MASQUE 49,.
A Grand Success in Every Way--.Aa
Immense Crowd Present.

The Masquerade Ball which took place
in Lemaire's Hall last Friday night,
given by the Battle Mountain Gun Club
proved to be a delightful affair, as well
as socially and financially. The mask.
ers hogan to arrive early aud by 9 o'clock
the hall was filed with comical, dissimi.
lar %speetacles, besides a large crowd of
spectators. At 9:15 the Grand March
was called, from which time the fun be-
gan for the merry crowd of maskers. i.
We might say that we believe this was
the best mask ball that has been given
in this town for many years as a large
number OF the costumes worn we're very
beautiful and the characters they repre-
sented were well sustained.
There were a great many in the list
below that deserve special mention, but
We shall not attempt to undertake this
ardorous task.
At II O'Clock the maskers unmasked
and four prizes were awarded by the
judges as follows:
Best dressed lady, Miss Lettie Child
ress, who represented "America;" best
dressed gentleman, AL. Phillips, who was
attired III a very pretty costume and rep
resented "Iester;" best sustained lady,
Miss Leah Wilson, as "Old Maid;" best
sustained gentleman, II. E. Randall, as
Chief Engineer"
At midnight supper was served in the
ball which had been prepared by a mum
Der of ladies for the occasion.
After the midnight meal dancing was
again resumed and it was 4:30 before
the lovers of terpsichore left for their
respective homes. Everyone present
had a most enjoyable time and were
O than pleased with their evenings
enjoyment.
The disguised were as follows:
nEsDAMEs:
E Bilkey, Mrs. Mou Sing.
LIE Kendrick, Topsy.
w c Hancock, Liberty.
Al Deago, Trained Nurse.
F. Limbaugh, Mother Goose.
J S Smelser, CENTRAL NEvADAN."
N Z Bartoo, Press Girl.
These two last named costumes were
made mostly from paper and were well
arranged, oecessitating no doubt, a great
deal of work to complete them. Mrs.
Smelser's costume wal made entirely OF
NEvADAS papers and the Office feels
highly c~omplimented on being repre-
scented.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-02-26
Domestic Troubles.

1t is exceptional to find a family
where there are no domestic ruptures
occasionally, but these can be ~lessened
by having DR. Kings New Life Pills
around. Much trouble they ave by
their great work in Stomach and
Liver troubles. They not only re-
leive you, but cure. 25c ut A. ID. lie.
marie d Sons.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-02-26

When you feel blue and that every
thing goes wrong, take a dose OF
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They will cleanse and invig-
crate your stomach. regulate your
bowels, give you a relish for your food
and make you feel that in this old
world is q good place to live. For
sale by the Horton Co.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-02-26

Is displayed by many a man endur-
ing pains of accidental Cuts, Wounds,
Bruises, Burns, Scalds Sore feet Oh
Stiff joints. But there's no need for
it. Bucklen's Arnica Salve will kill
the pain and cure the trouble. It's
the best Salve on earth for Piles, too.
25c, at A. d. Lemaire q Sons.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-05-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Manager James Howard, Of the
Golconda, Is out at the mine today.
II. W. Donahue has taken offices
in the Neill block and will engage in
the mining brokerage business.
Harley Wood and John Riggs leave
today for campaign against trout,
and say they will not return home
until 500 of them have surrendered.
A. II. Sprague, Of Baker City, who
is heavily interested In the Alpine
group, Cable Cove, was a business
visitor In Sumpter today.
j. r. Neill, Of the Neill Mercan.
tile company, left his afternoon for a
ten days visit to Walla Walla. On
his return he will stop several days
at Hot Lake.
Mrs. James Logic received a
telegram yesterday morning an
nouncing the serious illness of her
mother at Everett, Washington.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Logic left on
the afternoon train for Everett.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-05-13
OFFICIAL RECORDS.

The following instruments were filed
at the Baker county court house during
the week ending May l2, 1903.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
April 29-Wm. Strucktrup and
wife to +. b. Morgan, lots and =
Sec. At p. 13 s. r. 45 E; 5000.
April 3O-F. S. Lack ct al to
Frank Bowman, lots l and block
/ Lack adm to Baker City; 1925.
Aug. 12, 'O-U. s. A. to John II.
Dorsey, patent to N. +. d Sec. -
TIP. 10 r. 36 f.
May 5-Mary Il. Jones and husband
to Anna Gyllenberg, lots and 7
block 20 in McCrary's adm to Baker
City; 5000.
Sep l8-Zera Snow and wife to
Nancy j. Nelson, 3s acres In Sec.
TIP. 8 r. 80 E; 81.
May w. j. Patterson and wife
to j. M. Patterson, w. y lot 33 In
Patterson's homestead tract In s. W.
Sec. 3 TIP. II. 40 E; 1850.
May 7-Chas Schafiffner and wife
to L. j. Lewis, 5Oxl25 feet south Of
Schaffner residence on 9Th street
Baker City. $3.50.
5May ii. T. DOnnelly ct al to
Benz. Wood and VIM. Wandeasie,
lot / block l Fishers adm to Baker
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-05-13
EAGLES MEMORIAL SERVICES.

Rev. Bell, Of Baker City, Will Deliver
Address.
Rev. j. r. N. Bell, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, Of Baker
City, will otilciate at the annual
memorial services Of the Fraternal
Order of Eagles, to be held in the
Opera Ellis house Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
In the morning and evening he
will occupy the pulpit Of Rev.
Byers in the First Presbyterian
church here.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-05-13
Log Dam Broke.

The new log dam of the Sumpter
Lumber company broke today entail.
ing damage of some $4,000. 1t Is
understood the company will repair
the break at once.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-05-13
THE SUMPTER MINER

ties in this vicinity. The
presumption is that the ties are being
gotten out for the extension beyond
Whitney.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-05-13

Ties for Extension Beyond Whitoey.
Persons coming from Clifford say
that the Sumpter Valley Railroad
company Is getting out lot of cross
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-05-13
LOST PLACERS.
Interesting Story Told by Judge
Evans.

Judge Evans, of this city, learned
through tramp telegraph operator
in Colorado in 1898 the details of
a tragic search after the yellow metal
in Lower California by some deserters
from the United States army at
National City, California, during
the Ensenada excitement in 1886, or
about that time. He tells the story
as follows:
''The story was told me by one Of
those versatile hoboes, known as a
tramp telegraph operator, and
afterwards verified by a visit to
Mexico. During the Ensadena
excitement four troupers deserted the
army at National City, and started
south in quest Of gold. What they
suffered from thirst and from the
burning sands Of the Lower Cali
fornia deserts, no one will over know.
They wandered about for weeks and
months perhaps, finally crossing the
Sierra Nevada mountains, and the
desert stretch Of ninety miles to the
shores Of the gulf. There three men
were discovered aimlessly pacing
back and forth on the beach by a
passing boat and taken to Angel
Island. They were raving maniacs,
famished and frenzied for the want
Of drink and food. From Angel
Island in the gulf they were trans.
fered to mission at Guaymas, in
the state Of Sonora. On the men
was fuond $4,000 In gold nuggets.
They were nursed and cared for at
the mission, but two of them died
without ever regaining their senses.
The third became lucid just before
death and gave the story Of their
suffering and Of the marvellous
wealth they had discovered In the
mountains.
"He said that after leaving
National City they journeyed south.
ward many days. Their supply Of
water gave out and the burning heat
of the desert became almost unen-
durable. Their horses were the first
to succumb, then one of his CON-
panions died. Famished for want Of
food and parched by thirst, the
remaining three finally succeeded in
making their way to the mountains.
There they encountered box canyon
or coulee as we would call 1t In this
country, where they found water and
some game for food. After regain
ing their strength they decided to
explore the canyon, and 1t was here
they fond the wonderful deposit of
gold. They secured $4,000 in
nuggets which they picked out Of
the canyon, and started for the gulf
coast, distance Of niney miles
across the tropic desert.
"The last survivor was from
Buffalo, New York, and his portion
of the wealth was sent to his mother.
The rest was expended in monu-
ment which marks the final resting
place Of the three.
~ visited the mission myself and
the priest In charge confirmed every
detail Of the story AZ told by the
tramp operator. was looking after
that rich placer ground, but the priest
informed me that numerous parties
had gone in search of 1t, following
the directions given by the dying
trouper, but none had succeeded In
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-05-13
Fleetwood, l6 cattle; $3.50.

wire TO waiter fernald, 4ONl3l eet
in block 3. Atwood's 22n adm to
Baker City; s4oo.
May Louis J. Lewis and wife
to Chas. Schatfner, 50xl25 feet
south of Schatfner home on sth
street; $3.50.
May John Utterback to 7. II.
Boynton, q horsse, harness and
wagon; $500.
Apri l3O-H. X. Brown and wife
to First National Bank, lots 4 and
s block ., McCrary's adm to Baker
City; and a interest In 240 acres
In Secs. 30 and 33 Up. 8 and Sec
Tp . r 30 +; -,
May Sc Eilaertsen to Frank
Vanderwall, lots IL and IL block
+, Haines cas-
May. ct II. Mayfeld and wife to
L. NJ. Whitaker, 16 acres In Sec.
80 pr. 10 and Sec. Tp. IL X Ale
S4OO.
May s-W. II. Mayes to Davis
Wilcox, 30 haed Of swine. go.
MISCELLANEOUS
Action--M. We'll l. Co., Va. Henry
Widman and wife, amount Of goods;
$50.
Action--Thomas Kemper Co., Va.
j. B. Griswold, amount Of goods fur.
nished; s67.
Attachment-Oliver Lotion w. +.
M. Phelps and II. L. McI.ane, amount
labor due; s29s.
Suit-The First Bank Of Sumpter
Va. Sumpter Transportation Co.,
foreclosing mortgage ON lot block
and lots ., o and 10 block 4,
Sumpter; $4,000.
Divorce Belva Haskin Va.
Chas. Haskin.
Judgment. NJ. Boyd In favor T..
+. Angell; s5l.
Lien-Ed. Weisner VI. Geo. Chase,
on 40, 900 feet Of logs for labor;
1866.
Lien-Bennett Il Son vs. Hollie
King, on lot block l., DeRoos adm
to Bakr City and mstrial; s143.
Shocley Il McMurrin Lum-
ber Co., VI. Frank and Eva McCord,
on lot 10 block . in Places adm to
Baker City for material; 1925.
Lien-Al Sherilll VI. N. II.
Thibaullt, on Don Juan group, for
labor; s2s
Attachment-P. Basche VI. Il. l..
Daily, for amount Of goods; el7O.
Action-J. w. Wisdom VI. Vim.
Riley, attachment or purchase price
and feed OF gelding; 1866.
Action-C. p. Good Va. Jackson
Bros, amount Of o notes; $500.
Action-Mrs. Sarah BOskowitz w.
NJ. and l.. Werner amount Of noe;
ts76.
Suit-Joseph Schell VI. II. II.
Hallock damages for retaining grip;
$50.
Judgment-Geo. G. Lang favor
Ella Lang; sl7.
Judgment. and A. Schaeffer,
favor l.. Lew; 1868.
Judgm emit. w. and Rose Call,
favor NJ. We'll and Co. (; s57.
Incorporation May Griffin
Gulch Placer q. NJ. Co., by James
Wood, A. +. Meyer, L. Kreen and
Addie ID. Bush, Baker City;
81, 100000
Action-J. w. Hamilton vs.. Tom
Whipple, attachment for amount Of
labor; Gil.
ActiOn-M. T.. Lake VI. Jas.
Milne, for possession Of box house
Tor value) and damages; s25.
Action-Millard Il Murphy vs. N.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-05-13

Geo. y. hyde ana + Is Healy, west
so rods s f a Sc a Sec 10 TIP o
Il 40 E; al
MINING MATTERS.
July 100, 'O2-Chas. Hayne to
Philip He'll, y interest in Last
Chance and Oregon quartz claims;
81.
April ~, Herman Fuchs to
W L Vinson, Monte Con (5) quartz
claims; $500
Nov 90, 'O2-W L vinson and
wife to Monte Con. q NJ Co, same AS
last; 81.
May 4-Fred q. Lawson to II.
Lawson, one-third interest In Maud
s, Mountain Trail, Golden Rule
and Mt. Lille quartz claims; $3.50
May A.. r. Lawson to. c.
Randall, one-sixth interest In Maud
8. and Mt. Trail quartz claims; $50.
April l1-Louis Campean to La
Blanche q. NJ. Co., Little Gem
quartz claim; al.
April 15, 'Ol-S. NJ. Miskey to
James Bumgarner OF al, Victor,
Sylvia and Victor Fr. quartz claims;
81.
March 90, 'O2 -Chas. Z. Duger to
Thos. McEwen, II interest In Yellow
Boy, Iowa and two quartz claims;
800.
May Al. W. Miller ct al to Dug
uesne q. NJ. Co., Sunshine quartz
claim near Virtue; $1,000.
April 30-Geo. Hulse ct al to Fred
ID. Smith, 5 deeds to Magpie and
four placer claims; al.
May MARY A. Grant and
husband to l.. HoR, east half of lots
9 and block 0, Palce's adm to
Baker City; 81.
April 2-J. II. Dean and wife to
II. Eveland, l6 acres In Sec. 33 TIP.
0 r. AZ E; s25.
April 29-H. G. Elms to Thomas
White, so head Of cattle; s175.
May Ed w. Blank to ID. O.
Bound, IL head Of sheep; 81, 45s.
MORTGAGES.
April 27-H. p. Randall to Bank
Of Sumpter, 4 horses, harness and
wagon; $40.
Apri l25-Alice A. Waggy, and
husbando ID. l.. Wyatt, lots and
4 BLOCK 81 ,McCrary's adm to Baker
City; 800.
May 5-W. w. Gosney to Geddes
Il Pollman, Z horses, harnsse etc. (;
1920.
May Al. b. Morgan and wife to
VIM. Struickrup, lots and 2 Sec.
4 TIP. l3 X. 45 Il; $3.50
April 29-Roy II. Miller aud wife
to Nettie Myers, lot o in block 32,
Wilson'S adm to Sumpter; $3.50.
May 4-Bill Of Sales. NJ. Miller
to Duquesne q. NJ. Co., three horses,
stamp mill, ETC.. $1,000.
April 2O-Bill of Sale-G. w.
Roe to +. A. Bond, personal property
in the st. Lawrence restaurant, Baker
City; $500.
April l7-Bill Of Sale. Is.
Stoddard to Sumpter Lumber Co., saw
and planning mill and other chat els
near and In Sump.er; S24,4
April 30-Bill of Sale-Chas.
Morse to Geo. II. Frana, = interset
in Log Cabin saloon, leasehold of
same, stock, etc., Greenhorn; 800.
May 5-Anna Gyllenberg and
husband to VIM Robinson, lots @ and
7 block 20 In McCrary's adm to
Baker City; 5000
April 16-Geo T. Ingalls, and wi 10
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
Rirfen oe De Sattiee.

ON De I itbIte go. meboe(te Spea.
Der pper "slmerican goIunteers' I"
girfiombeb ifripes til Soften" fra
Chicago:
= Sette er itore os mrrfeIige Gal.
Srelieb9ren og Imerifas fripilige
bar optaget ct arbeioe, iom SanOets
Wenigbeoer og airfeiamfuno iaa isr.
gelig ioriemmer. 9riitls iab til.
borbs meb 9pIbere % Spnbere, og
ben Glbite airfe tog liz iGrlig al
Slaperne og Samfrnoets Steobsrn.
Ia 9irfeu f%orpauoleoes til Stats-
firfe, blep Den iornem og operiaa De
ringe os imaa euer poeoe Dem Sielp
paa en- for sgreSislelien i~aorenoe
Waa6e. GmerifoS Srifirfer er nep.
pc beore enb be europGilfe Statsfir'
fer. Sra oae 9anter flages / bisie
Gage oper Ienigbe6ernes 2igegpI-
oigbeb for arbeioerne. @r be We-
~nigbeber, iom beitaar al inoHptteoe
Toroboer, beore emo De amerifauife2
5 nogen @rab er De bet piIttof eno-
MI; men mango Segn tpber poa, at
De itprer / i1mme Hetning. 6relie.
bPren tr9oer til blouot De reiormer.
te og uoretter, bpao Be fornemme
W~enigbeber laber ligiort. glanot
IorSboerne ltbfploer DC bemmelige
Selifaber for en- Del Oct TONNE
Stun. Nan ifriger op MOB oist,
Selfaber, men Ter life, bpao Der Dog
Iligger iaa inlrblenSe nGr, at De leper
paa airfens Sorismmelie al i'm i'm.
BILE Gligt. ai9rligbeoen er blepen
IfoIo / mango, og er Der noget blanot
8irfens pelbapenbe Wentgbeber eaer
pripote WGnS. Iom poer Sielp til en-
Somilie, Ser bar miitet lin 6orisr'
ger eaer lioer Gsb, iorbi ban er Ing
eaer Irbeibe life er at faa, iaa fer
set bespprre oite ~iaaleoes, at Del
ifierer Wcotageren al Sielpen
oiertrrsooerne, mebens en- tilipnret'
Sc Sielp ira bemmcIige SeIIfuber itfC
noes iom en- Hnabegope, men 'om en-
Detailing al ct Silgobebapeube, en-
@ieIb.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

8srnene bar life gobt al, at Der
iortGaes Dem grufltloe SiItorier ON
&eperier, poloiomme Gsosfalo, itore
ltlpffer, ETC., os De plbre burbe BABE
bette | Winbe, naar De iig imellem
er inbe paa iaaonnne Sing, os Der
er gsrn, JON bsrer paa alt, bnao Der
.iiges. Saabanne 5ortGlinger aisr
ofte ct iterft Snotrpf paa Oct barnliae
Sinh, og bet er ganife alminoeligt,
at De after fomnner Dem | Sanfe,
naar De err aIene, % fploer Dem nteo
R96iel. Rogen bper al os plore bar
bit en- g%rinoring ON be Sioer | Dor
garnoom, ba Siertet 69peoe | os al
Srpat, Tom life bop6e noget anbet
til @runb, emo at hi moneoe frem for
bore 9anfer. bpao ri bonoe bort ON
sri,eIige SiIoraeelier, inbtil pi fslte,
iom ON bi ielp Dor / operb9n9enoe
Sare. 81 buroe bore piaige til at
ipare bem, iom MI err Born, for Zig.
nenbe grfaringer, iaa blot oct itaar
til ps.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
Z ltnsbummen bill BEN 5anfe ia

Z nngoummen pil ben Sanfe fau
oite trpnse iig inc paa os, at ON en-
sib, BELT ON en- ganife fort 5ib, bill
Der iiffert irbtrpfie roget, Tom lsf.
ter os frem, iaa hi opnaar Rtgoom,
eler anieeIie, eller en- inbflpbelies.
rig Stiaing, % hi friites iaa let til
at bengiue os til sem ~bebaarenbe
Sanfe og til at resne paa iaaoanne
Sorbadbningers Spflpoelie. Get er
intet anbet END ct Se~lpbebrag, og 10
for Den irnge fan magte at frisisre
Jig for bisie Saogebiaeber % lie pan
2ipets gilfaar, iom De pirfelig er,
beito inarere lloiigter er Der til, al
ban pinber frem til oct eiterlGngte
De Maal. "a fsrit bill ban bore
iitano til at taee ristis fat, til at or
beiSe meb Sroifab og llbboloenbeb,
til at pinoe @eien irem, ON nsbpen-
biet, / ctbpert Salo sienncm i6er.
bigt arbeibe og tro SpfplbeIie al De
Elister, iom foreligger. 8e fore.
gisglebe belbige Smit9nbiabeoer
inotr9iier life, mebminbre man poo
en- @aaoe tpinser Dem irem.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
Spnnina reanes bel hos Sc felt

Corning regnes bel hos be fleite
iom en- 9ifsifs, Den man life fan til
laoe iis unotasen en- og anoen iietben
Sang peo en- eIler anoen bsittoeIig
Gnleoning. Wen ct 9uno af Den
rGffer iaa lanst iom TO gumo at bet
beoite Sfsefiso, og nnar bet ba erin-
ores, at 5orfieaen / 9ris er hun itbe.
tpoelig, iaa er oct life iaa inoluien.
be, meo bpilfen Het aisbet regnes til
bet oagiise grsb, iom Sperman1
mao babe, meoens Sonningen faar
.iig IIabs anpiit Hanot 9ufsusartif-
Ter, iom FIN ben rige bar llofomme
til at babe paa fit gorb. Get er iai.
faIb life Triien, iom isrer bet fore
Orc ! Sagens afgisreIie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
Snmb 2nit er Ser NOT al til an

Snnb 2nit err Der NOT al til ale
Menneifer, % Der er life ben @raa.
oigbeS / gerSen til, iom formaar at
unberlrgse fig belle Boripningen. :
mango andre Sing, iom bsrer meo
til BET ba9Iige grsb, 9aar bet al ior
oe ina Of ripe til fla mere enb jim
retmasiiee Gel oe sisre oct trangt
Tor Dc mango, men 2iiften er III, og
oen futtige bar Iise iaa goo anleo.
ming til at foripne iig Tom Den rise.
SfoSe, at be fleite iblanbt oS iaa lioet
paoifienner Bette itore 8ooe, 90 faa
bonrlig benptter os al oct! On
Sommeren gaar oct enoba on, - oi
ns6es til at boloe oniet mere eaer
minSre aobent babe Iat % Dag.
Ren iaa mart Der meiber zig liot
arIoe, batter hi meb at ltGnae os in'
DC oa b9rer oS 40, iom ON friif 2uft
bar en- Gift, ser for enbper Rris
moatte boISes noe. ltnbifpIbntngen
err, at oct BOG iremfor alt giploer at
bolSe iig BARN. Yoa en- Woobe er
bette iarot, men ltnbfpIouin9en boil
Der life Stif. Sbi naor Oct giPloer
at faa ct @prelie parnt, er Der inaen
inarerc Gei emo at begwloe meo friif
9nit, IoS Sen emo bore albrig ioa
folS. Gen opparmes | en- 5ort. me-
bens $50" 2uit err rtoet mobtagc.
liz for 8armens Baapirfnirg. Sp
meo 9srcn og @inbuet ielp miot pao
Sintercn! Oct buroe bore noget al
oct isrite ON Rorgenen, iaa Den
uiunSe 2ltit faar foulme no, 90 SIT
let fpIoeS meo Ben, Jon er rem ot
iriif. Iii Sunobeoens geporelie 81
ser pei ineen enfelt ling, Tom ban
itsrre 9etponing emo ben, at Sim9er.
ne bar 5iIaane at friif Suit bdaot
Rot % Tag. Sar man isrit Sans
Tor bette, oil Ser altib finbes gnIeo
nina til at iorbeore De gamle aaar
ielu ON Suiet er Iioet % tranat Of
Seboerue mango. Get er ea iffl
mere, emo Den iunSe Sornuit tilIiger
at 2uiteu iaa piSt mulist ber barr
rem, % set SeIb. iom Ieoiaser Der
mere Sebanolinssmnooe al s9
rinsspoticnter % GER, iom itaar
5are for at bIipe anarebne az oemr
SpsSonL ipnes at Iepere en- uinioo
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
Samcbattcu er ofte npoeIia at

Samebattcn er ofte npbelig at ie
til, noar man itaar gniigt til aniigt
meb Den, iom berer ber. IerL ifnl
Sanobeoen iiges, iaa er Ger mango,
iom er rene SligIeifr9mIler, mar
man fer Dem ba9fra eaer fra Sioen.
Man ma ofte nnbre Jig oper, ON
pebfommruoe bar noeet 9egreb ON,
booroon Sr~toretuingen tager iig no,
o. ON bum meo pelberaab Su bar
palgt iia no9et iaa ufIpoeIist. at
hun iaa iis i Speilet ben Sang, bun
isrit prsueSe Den poo, fan mou bel
toge for 9ipet. % oct ifal ingen tGg.
9e henbe til 9oit. Get aisr pi ole,
% oct er, iom oct iig Dor % bsr
Ifeu mon bun oaiaa tog ct Saono.
ipeil til SiGIp, iaa bun ieIp funoe
behsmme. bporoan Satten toa ia ir
ira ole Sioer? Oct buroe bun boa
bel bope 8iort.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

Spmaifiuen "6uspenne1", iom ieg moOtog
for en- 5 Waaneber itben, er llben tutOl en- fprite
flasies Maifine; ben er baaOe ioltO og pen og
ben sipr ubnerfet sObt arbeiOe; ben er fuIbt
iaa gob iom nogen Maifire for $50. Qae, ion1
pnlfer en- SDmaifine, tan ipare fig minoit $50
peb at fipbe "6uspennen". Sragt y Gents.
Ole Sc. GbriltiauiDuL Stanley, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
Meeet laue Garter
til Nercpeite1t So:

GOrtbern gudFc bar en- np Os meset Iau Cart for &UUnter, Sieus
ipsere % andre Sraft fra 15be Sept. til 3te Ruu. 1908.
9ee sioer life bare 5armre, iUu ul iDse npe SRm, eiterut be bar
inbbpIet fin Gplna men Usiaa andre, Tom tnnhr pu at fpte for sbt
eer at beisse be fIcnue 9uriffeber bet purenbe, f~ru9tbure % femuOs
Iribenbe gurbpefmL en- uiebpanlis COB &nebnius til at sime bette.
De pafefe SaIfrss for swauturn, So, 5rust &Ubfruser; for
btanbeti &uatur. eGer 0eeieriurmn9; iUr funHis SunOins eaer life iun
man bebaeer, fnbes lanss Nprtbern 8acifc bets @rene .eQer iuumens
tsbenpe 2inier. Oct er ct forarht 9~uuOinb, buur Sast p9 Sitting er
uuuertruifet % bppr SotsQerue er PREREQUISITES.
Senuenb Gem til bpltniumbsrt g g. 81. Gseut for 3arter os bs
taGeret Splpsuinser eler fhiu til Gbas. 2. 5s General asienser
goeut, Ct Saul Diinn.
genb Gents for "~g9Onberlano 1903"
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
Cm grisbts 9iicaie fortpaer gin

Rpe, at oct bar @neelifmanben Sobn
Bright, iom ferit bIep opmerf1om
paa. at "ber Dor 5rans for en- goo,
paalioefig Spaopm til uoeluffenoe
BRIG for De rige o. authoritative
StatsmGno," % at ban itrafs gop
iig ifRro meo at iibbe oppe ON HPt-
terne, inbtil ban enbelig fit en- iaa.
ban iitanb. Bill tilfsier: "Stbtil bar
Oct life IpffetS BEN iattise at faa fat
/ oenne Spgoom, og inotil ben 8aa
ibag bar oct pGret agtet iom en- itor
ggre % ltomerfelie at % al oen."
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
grbcioct adler Man6en,

Irbcibct abler Tarben, % iaa
lnrgt fra at oct err en- 9pffe at fumne
Iepe | Seoigaang. er set meget mere
iao, al ser rben Irbeioe. - rben en-
eaer nnoen npttig SirficmbeS life
fan bore Gale ON nogeu egentlig
Spfte, ianianot man ellerS or iItano
til at arbeioe. Ger err man9en en-,
iom leper / Sperfloo % life bebspcr
at untase iig for lit bagIiae 9rso,
men insen ffaI oerior misunoe bam.
WioIer bar ban / WGn9oe, men ban
mougler oite al guue til Of gisre ia
gobt al Dem. Eager ban Riaoommen
iom en- llnNitpINnins for at. gaa Ie.
bi9 iaa itnar ban iiffert lin eaen
Sptfe ioeien, % ban er fattig iom iaa
| meaet al oct, iom uSfrrpeS for at
funue upSe Ell aIoS % lpffelig I'll.
pGreIie. Sans 9epemaaSe fun life
anoct ems u~uocrerape bans SeIbreS,
MiooIpiten iui9ter BAN. oe BAN fien-
ser lioct til Sen peoerfpGgenoe SpiIs
o. Sen itprfenee Sspn. iom Irbeioei
brinser. San iapner for Oct meite
ole SilifunoeIier, bar intet eaentIia
MaaI FOR SiIp9reIicn, bor intet Saat
ON noaet beSre / 6remtioen, er
mango Senieeroer barre faren enc
Den. iom man tr9Ie for ct tarpeIigi
llSfoume.