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Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
8apcr fra gmerifa. ForIesen an.

@apcr fra gmsrifa. SorIeSen an
fom til StodhoIm eiter en- Reiie
RorrInnb l~togtbrren az "GbriIttar
SeraIS" | 0eip gorf, Or. g. 4lupitl,
bpiS intereSierebe arbeioe for DC nsb'
lioen6e / Seeriar og 6inlaub CT Del
fieuSt. @raRo Sotel bapSe til bans
9Ge 6eiit Stieruebouneret. % bans
gprelie bar pragtful6t imutfet meo
sc ipenifc % amertfaRifc 6arper %
9Gomiter. BOO Ell WiSSoa for Or.
8lopih irembrr 6oriuttereu :.
StoSIira Observation-Disclosures Edt
for oen i~torarteSe Gum ~tnoiamIeoe
Mioler. 100000 SIR, Tom 9ottorcr
Ifu( operrGffc. Or. Mopid opIpite
/ lin SourtaIe, at Wiblerne inpeu.
lun0p 'ouerpeienoe er fomue ira Nil.
IionGrer; aiennemiRitlig faIoer Blot
10 ar. paa bper 8ipcr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
l~thpagclig Strifs.

beiSere, Der bar beifipitiaeSe meS
8aualarobriu1 | 0orum Guge, neo.
lagSe torIeSen arbetSet. nreISes ira
Ribe. Ga SC urSerueis bicm ifuIbe
frrges ooer oe6 set iantnISte 8anoI.
bus, fantreSe gaooen meS Sc iioite
fem Rano. De ire rebbeoe Jig |
Qanb reb Spsmniue; De TO andre
fun6e life ipsmme, men set lpffeoeS
at reSoe Den enc, hportmob ben an.
Sen. arbiosmanb So Soit al Ribe,
SrufueOe. San eiterIaber JIG 6uitrlt
og flere geru.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10

faISet al @nlact Den 24oe MortS til
4isberbapns @orgerreprpiettation
bIeo, at Den ontiiocialiitiife @nlger.
forenings, al Ssire itetteSe 9anbt'
ootIiite ieireoe meo itor OperIegen'
beb, @oIgte bIen: Sraenier SopttS
mcS t6,499 Ct, 9oniul Sobon San.
len meb t6,49S Ct. Supuebpgme'
tier WsIer mco t6,464 St., 8iftua'
liebonoler Sobnu RieIieu meo t6.'
41S Ct, a8ieSior Sod mel 1902
Ct. &eitartroter g.. anoerieu meo
1896 Ct. 90 Rroiesior 3. z.
Grum meo 1921 ct. 0eS 8aIget
I 1902 fiji Ben Observation-Disclosures 2iite
1909 til 1921 Ct. % Ssires
Cite 1891 til 1896 Ct.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
Snpnn NeS.

Snpss SsS. - Gin 60 glar ga.
mai Wanu raa Stronbebarm Cor.
item arneion Sonaeraas, bepooe ny.
LEG at Slng, meoan ban par ute |
8aariiIofiifct. 2ifet bans er beim-
brinaa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
Gienbpmshanbel.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. = OuuIoeH Qu'
ga | 2ier, itrar openfor amtmaros.
ioingen, er al eieren q. Saaeenicn,
inlgt til Ssnner, @aorobruger So.
ban Saageuien pan Suiebp, lor SIR.
$4,000. Seite. Se. @aarbsreoifa.
Der etc. m~eofeIger | SanoeIen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
8trfeinSuielie

8rogerSens % 2aubfalbeen8 8eoe'
buie / 9rammen, Der M er inore.
6eoe for fuIo firfeltg @rug, bleD ..
retnget al 8iifop Bang, ~benboIosui8
Sen lite og 3oie april. Zen S6e
gprtI ifuIbe 8iifopen inopie Stifltm
npe Sooebftrfe. ser er opfsrt iiteben'
for ben, icm brpn0te.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
Gienbpmsiala.
Gien0nntfnpn

"3offemoen" / GtospoIo er / oisie
Gage al 8uitap SGeu peo Operrets.
iagfsrer 5rigaarb ioIgt til 8reSe
8iefien, % Observation-Disclosures" paa
SaoelnnO ct al 6r. gent3ien peS lam.
me ioIgt til @ognmanO @eitp Wdn.
ION.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
@merifafebercn arosierer for

NnerlfaTebercn 8|r05lerer Tor Il
ben ItGrtt / 2iaeitrGm % Stremmer
- % life blot blan6t Isie % Ie0iga
BoIf. Man err MI u9iten 6agLig
Gibne til, at giftc 6oIf / go6t ar.
6eioe iPI8er aIt, bpao De bar al 81.
enbeIe, for al ifoffe Jig Tengc til
amerifabiQet til Jig o. line. Gn,
fcIte efterla0er ogiaa 6oa6c Some og
8eru, ifrtner ~9(ferS6ll8poiten".
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10

Zen tefniiff SpiifOlc. - Som Set
bill %erinores, bleb Der for en- Sio ii6ell
nebiot en- 8omite, iom ifuIoe iptte
@~nbeSspriier for MoterioIerue til
SsiitoIeu og lG8ge Moner for ars
6eioet. 3enne aomite bar bopt @soe
| Srouobiem. 4omiteen CT ifeIge
"NtioaroS" fGroig meb lit arbeioe.
Otter Sen 8lan, 8omiteen bar Iagt
for 9rbeiOet, ifaI 9eiifoIen bore fGr.
Bio ! 1907.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
Gn 6GSersaape.

Gn SGSerSgaOe. - aopteir 81.
len. iom / en- Snes Nor bar iGrt
GampIfibet "goIour"' / Ruter &ig'
benbapn - 6rGoerifsbapn $500 Sri
I%ttania, trnf itg for rtogeu Si6 iiben
al SeIbre0Sbeuipn tilbage fra oenne
8irficmbeo, / bbiIfcn Ban / bpi @rao
bar fortient GooifisureIie for Sen
Sb9roigbeb % Cnrbu, bpormeS ban
altio bar omfottet lin 8iernira. s
6en anIe6nirg bar SreSerifsboOns
San6elsiorenirQ qiennem i'm 6or.
mano operraft Glen Ell grin0rirgS.
eooe, beitonen0c al en- ira ElroeIer
GbriItensiens Establishment uSgaaet
SsLojarbiniere mc0 Sn6ifriit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
Mooermororreu

Iooermororren artbir Sereen.
len III forleoen ariminalretters Com
forfpn6t | tin Gene | geitre 5RnsieI.
Gan ipnies at taae ReSoeIelien meS
tor Siuosro. San ptreoe fun, at
Ssieiteret NOT piIbe fomn,e til ct on.
Oct 8eirdtot.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10

Eroi, Or. phil. Sroels Sr. Gano
bar iaaet fel. 0euunins til at iere
Somiliendpnet JroeIs.2uro.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10

Gn ing "Scniur" Dor 9oreerne
/ 2an6ets pngite 9p. 9oroifS GIoIte
Berger, 8roierer Wosltng, er nert.
Zig fun AZ Qar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
Sra uoree.

Uabe. 2oniuI @ooe | @ergen
bar ifiGnfet 5000 SIR. til oen iipe
9ibliotetbpsr ing ! Bergen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
@anrniel 9pns.

@ammcl Some. - 9plig begrane-
oeS neo 2esie airfe en- Some, Raen.
bib SaIoorsoatter Rpbagen, ionl
bapoe noaet ben anieIiee Gloer al
10f Iar % s WaaHeoer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
Speriee oe SinIane.

Gn Chiffon. - 6ra EiteriunS mel.
6es, at en- beftig Gptton forteOen
rdmponereOe BET ~betienOte Suriirho.
tel gbOaIen / SemtInn0. Stoffe iIpr'
ee6es Iige til 70 Neter ira 8Dgnin.
gen. iom MATTE rsmues. poteuet
er iot no al StauO til at utootGge
8iPiter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10

Observation-Disclosures Grb efter 8ros.
Ierer NPi&, @ntlperpen, belsber fla
til benimoS $4,000 Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
Gortrimlia Muleoniua.

" unse Rnno taifts frretrRtte8 tan faa|
AHl9ttelie | port RaItinuerfisa Goo asn
% NnIeeuius til S~orirsmmslie. 7iofissre
9riariHa sler aienoitab til GHself lite nse-
prnotat. &t tar paiaa 9laoie for en- egsr
to Naetaniiere ps en- en- sIsr 20 unse RaHo,
Der bar hapt omtrsnt ct Bar Nars Grfaring
I M~tatinfaeet. 9e. ipm iuarer herpaa, niad
Btue iuIofGnotae GpIusntussr ON uuaRr.
snoe % ttoIlsere Seitiaitiselis. Mloer, gift
eller aaiit o. / D, o. -. aoreSie: gishclt
Wahine Complain, Raoiion. Wis
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
WgrSet i'm Suiiru. 9

Rgrbet i'm Suitru. 8eo Gfol'
iunS / 0Grbe6eu al gnfGpirg uoipil.
Geoes nplig ct rGOieIsfaI6t 6antiIie'
Drama. gU so aar gammel @tnnS
tiISeIte i'm nogIe aor sugre Srtitrll
ire ioRre Slag i Sooe6et meS en-
gismer. 8erpaa iorisgte ban at be.
gda SelpmorS, men blep Seri bin.
Sret. San oil life opgtoe noget Wo.
tto for 8ieruiugeu. Suitrner afgit
Ct Bar Gage iencre pe6 3soen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10

TiHal0S. - On Sarm | @inne bief
GpuHip, itor 2T0 Neres. sr tlialaa On
minore 5arm paa 140 susr 100 Aeres tan
tages | Butte. NaH tan b~supsuoe ia III
Geccrab. goiteu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
Geit TIL
BrofsSiDeuOe.
Gt. sS. q. Rtts, Den vsItienote
RIMtpritet, ieroer ct Rrere paG In
bsrstnte g3t1ane ItteSmctooe
0stnfsmA sIn san bsssttss heIbrsoe fs feb
t&isnmst siosn GHssrte, Operation easr
en- gtmss aae az siyb sioStio.

Gti be Gafnhe o. ait.s EuEu1e GepRstsr, iom
eIearS al R3rpt o. er 1 10 ois J4rs for at b AZ StrdH'
~aRidttor. &C SE. 10, 8. Rice. 1s4l u gtGtE Ct,
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10

Earut ttIialgS. - l57 sIeres,
u spoe Improvements. ia Mfl | Sub.
psft for Miogewdp. Cmtreut 20 Gcres Stna,
Relten Hnher TpriHing. Dtdn benuenoe ia
TIL TeeoratsHoitens gontpr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
sture @pohiab paa isarmlamo.

CATER EF al tleRe t1 soa. epsarfst sam III fra st3
Ill st5 pE dEyE. giiot saaA I'll tr1 IS IT ~ pE- Ues-
iaa tat 81 atIres Ten III at 'paFs @esssi ma tetss
Driter.
Carer &c al tItgt Tsrel fnrr. ioi ta Ut iriss bsz
'sy 1sm Paa tort 9astsL 81 bar qseRter Boa b eso.
B, gresr e3su. Ss ID sisrs rost q; snsssrfrrrs
1srs farm hoS %.
C. [. PETERSEN LAND CO., Anhcy, MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10

5pen SsSin. Zen ioeHife Re.
sieriRg bapSe iorGilaaet en- 8epiIg.
ming al $4,000 SIR. til gearbeioelie
pj llSgirelie al Sc pioenFabelisr Re.
iilItnter al Or. Sper 6eoins Reiie.
5crilaset. Der, par irarnaoet al Stats,
l~ttifntiet, b~ebanSieSes nplig | Rigs,
Sagens Seritefammer. 9iifog Oil
ling iremholot. at SeSin for line Rel.
Ter life baO5e erbolot uogen timber.
itstteIie at Staiei. Der par en- lige.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
GrGmers Sritamrntc.

StTuHNtIs StNuHiCHlC. GCI
Stedbolm mcI6es, at afos6e Soimar.
ifnlf, 6rtberre Stobert non arGmer
= iidge Seitamsrte - bar Fi9nfet
lit 8obs, Stenbammar, meo tiqig.
genSe Sober, iii ben ioenTfe Stat.
ai6soes @ufe ifaI bog meS uin6.
TfrQutet 9ispoiitionsret beii6Se COB.
iet / i'm 9eoetio. Otter 5riberreiu.
oens 9sS ital Goblet ooerornseS til
en- 9rins al BET resisrenSe aonee.
bus for Seunes 2ipstib, og on Der
finoes en- Sertue al SsSermanlauo.
bar berne Sorret.en. Or Der iuSsn
a~ougebuiet Here SiseberettigeSe, bar
aongen 9eitemmeliesretter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10

Wgenter EnifeS. - Stanhtndps
- lite ageHtsr paiies for Garl Gisfer
Sauisns npe BOG "Cm aurriia' - netop
nbtcntnIen - oil i0isss Tom 1hut euies--
tor 5ortisnsie. Sfrtp iong siter narmers
Iplpsatnaer. Robert 3. 8ergeioa, 2eeorab
Rofeu, 7ecprah Some. 32atf
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10

81 aDayS Sure G: ::::: !: :;: : 4: : : !:
~MD furnish the wgFt ara tsseh you free. yoa work N
he locality where you hvs. Send "a y0sf address and ws VIA
sNplatu The business taiiy renswhsr ~ guarantee a alssF pro-
Bt q o. Tor every isyis wUFk, abssl tGhr fHra. wxfts a annss
RDRAL nAsISAcrGRlSs o. Ban o DkfR0ff. NICE
S>geHrfsos Sarms ~tiIiaIes-s0 aeIss Goru.
IS auss agsrtarb. Rsfsn geo SfD0; aoos eoes
pHie; HRr Sg. S2,2O0. - % bar opsE 90 o~uolrfsss
larms tiitalas I Ct SrcE 60, mtscanhHs essas
Earn1Hass0enEtp p~nritrsHbe ! Stsrrtlie ira 70 Acss
% III 30 % hi Arsisr fra 5000 % Ill $4,000 apsr.
SEip slieT pgT ags gaHonits. Borehsenius Land &
Loan Co. baldwin, Wis.
Dsirfr Aentr Der &c iaitt stSs bpor man besu
-- Tan laant Rsues paa Dlprtsaae cab
I staten H,pRtaHd.
BeeHt Silfrrtfa 5erei RsHtipesRu Asss. s.sa.'
--.~-- boHisrtitsH srSt % pet'sft "a Sch.
Ne RBaIisteaHe fisbss til btafsfs fuiFr-
Siaieie eaua Sense aelaanss u 9resHt es~
------ lettF % Iarmianb tigbss % frlges.
CrIasatR9 Frtt 9Th III
s. III. WOOD & CO,
Real Estate and invsstnsEts. Great Falls, Mont
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-06-13
FARMERS FIRE INSURANCE
Douglas County Farmers to Organize a NIu-
tual Fire Insurance Company.

Douglas county is to have farmers
mutual fire insurance company. The
preliminary steps toward organiza-
ton have already been taken and the
articles will shortly be ready to be
filed with the secretary of state.
SO far about $1,000 worth of insur
able property has agreed to go into
the proposition. The company will
be organized under the state law
providing especially for such compan
les and s25 600 is the smallest amount
Of property that can organize on this
plan.
AT present Douglas county farmers
are unable to get a dollar of fire in
surance from the old line companies
This is not true only in Douglas coun-
ty but all counties in this part of the
state and of most farming communit-
les, especially those just developing
The fact that no fire insurance is OBJ
tainable is a h.ndrance to the develop
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-06-13
Sl.00 AlEAR.

1t VIII he necessary for the partci
P'his To have several rehearsas to
carry out the program The fort will
be constructed of imitation stone and
VIII he located just back Of the CITY
hall The t. 5. soldiers will bee acrnsa
the street and at the further side of
Hammond park The preliminary
manouVerng Will include the firing of
some OF Ine most spectacular fire.
works obtaluuhle and to get them all
on III the space OF time allowed they
have to go fast and furious. Mean
while there will bc 100 or more pounds
of colored fire to dispose of. On all
TINS scene mamoth searchlight will,
play from the rootoi the Truax block.
When the fort is finally captured it
will be fired and Chief johnson will
then be summoned. This program
is TO start at dark and last q full nour.
The parade will be magnificent
one II other lralernal orders do their
share. just at present the Eagles are
not meeting with the SUCCESS they
hoped for in this line They them.
selves can turn out 200 for the parade.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-06-13

The Douglas County Farmers in
stitute, held at Poplar this week, was
the most profitable and largely at
tended of all such gatherings in this
section. This is pleasing result for
the thrifty and handsome little vii
lage and a compliment to the farmers
of the locality and all others concern
ed. The entire population 9: Poplar
helped to make the event successful.
A large public hall was completely
filed at both the morning ana after
noon sessions More than fifty farm
ers were present, many of them with
their wives and not "A few with their
children.
The institute was conducted by
Thomas Convey, of Ridgeway, who
was assisted by George Z. Hill, of
Rosendale, the latter appearing in the
place Of l.. I. Martin, of North Free
dom, who was unable to be present.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-06-13

An Illinois congressman said thai
during hot summer day he sought
rest in a hammock beneath the scant
shade of an old tree that stood at the
corner of down state hotel.
Il had no sooner stretched myself in
the hammock" said he, than these
dies attacked me, seemingly by the
million. 1t was intolcrable, and in no
pleasant frame Of mind looked up the
proprietor
What do you mean | demanded.
10y stretching your hammock in that
fly haunted field of torture you call a
lawn
~ know the flies are bad out there
now he answered, but you ought TO
use the hammock during the hammock
hours. and you'd have no trouble from
the flies
What are hammock hoursT in
quired
From 12 noon to . p. m. daily he
replied. During those hours flies will
not attack you IN the hammock
~ was much Interested in the mans
Socratic skill in evading the issue, and.
wishing to draw him out, asked:
"Why are there no dies around the
hammock between T. and 81
"'Oh.' he rcjoined, at that time
they're all in the dining room Chi
cago Inter Ocean.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-06-13
WILL SETTLE IN COURT
r. r. Hudson has Commenced Suit against
President of Plumbers Union

Reuben II Hudson, the plum Der.
has taken his troubles into court.
Tuesday he filed papers in suit
against the president of the local
plumbers union, l. II Bunker, charg
ing him with SANDER, and asking
damages in the sum of II, 900
The action is brought by Attorneys
George G. Cooper and George e. Diet
rich in the Superior court, September
term.
AS preliminary step, the plaintiff
obtained an order on the sheriff from
q circuit court commissioner to hold
defendant Bunker under $500 bonds,
the action being tort.
Hudson alleges thar Bunker at
tempted to injure him in business
way by making remarks rejecting on
his unionism. The particular complaint
against Bunker is in substance this:
That when workingln Tower avenue
business hous couple of weeks ago
Bunker heard the proprietor give in
structions to call up Hudson to come
and do another piece of work, where
upon Bunker is alleged to have said:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-06-13

"Dont let that scab i'm here or I'll have
your place boycotted | know what
Pm talking about because am presi-
dent of the union" Hudson claims
that he has in the past, and expects
and desires in the future to pay union
prices and hire union men.
"My troubles originated" Mr.. Hud-
son said "when an association termed
the Master Plumbers insisted that |
should pay $500 initiation fee and be
come member of their organization.
This did not do, because l could not
afford it did not have the money.
had just started in business, had but
little capital, and needed every cent
could scare up.
"From that time have had hard
time of it. Goods, when | offered cash
have been refused me by the whole
sale houses. and have been 40 har-
rassed and worried at every turn
that finally determined to seek re
dress in the courts.n
Mr.. Hudson also intimates that he
will institute suit for damages
against the Master Plumbers associa-
| ton.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-06-13

There is an amusing story 10y Athe-
nuus which suggests the possible ori-
gin of the phrase. "lie does not know
enough 10 come IN out of the wet
According to the entertaining gram
marian referred to. d town In Greece
under stress of evil circumstances bor-
rowed money from "A rich man, who
took as security for the loan mort
gage on the handsome portico which
surrounded the market place. lie was
not an ungenerous creditor, for when
1t ralned he caused the town crlers TO
announce that the citizens had permis,
sion to take refuge under the colon.
made. Strangers visiting the town who
failed TO have the matter properly ex-
plained TO them were 50 Impressed by
the extraordinary circumstances that
they spread abroad the report that the
people were SO stupid that they had to
be told when TO come in out Of the wet.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-06-13
WILL BE A BIG TIME
The Fourth in Superior Promises to he a
Record Breaker--Big Parade, Sham
Battle, Speeches, Etc.

There will be three prominent fea-
lures of the Fourth of July celebla-
ton in superior. They are:
Big Parade on Tower in the morning
Speech by Senator Merton of Wau-
kesha, at noon at Hammond park
Big sham battle in the evening,
The Joint committee of Eagles met
Tuesday night and the various reports
received point toward the biggest
success on Independence day that Su-
perior has ever thought Of Captain
Rossiter of Company stated that 5000
rounds of ammunition would be need
ed by the soldiers if the var on San
Juan hill lasts an hour as is now cal
culated The 5000 rounds were or
dered purchased These will be for
the Springfield rifles. For the d :
fense party there will be about half
that amount of ammunition in Win
chester blanks. Besides this there
will be the bigger ordinance for de
tending the fort.
The sham battle idea il being more
and more elaborated each time the
committee meets 1t will cost 81 900
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-06-13

After fair translation of It's old
French body, aver" into English only
horse" Is found, and the word be-
comes "horsage" The change tends To
confusion but none the less "horsage'
and average" are identical since In
the old time French an aver was n
horse 1t was also u horse in the Scotch
dictionaries, and In one of Burns po.
ems. "A Dream" he alludcs to u horse
as n mobile aver"
In olden times In Europe tenant
was bound to do certain work for the
lord OF the manor largely IN cnrtlng
grain aud turf horse work and IN the
yearly settlement of accounts the just
proportion OF the large ana small work
performed was estimated according To
the work done by AYERS uior@esl,
hence our common word average.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-06-13

nIent of new country for the reason
that it handicaps the farmers in plac-
ing loans No matter how much their
improvements i'll the way of buildings
may be they cannot get any increase
III the amount of loans on account of
such improvements, because they are
not insured. 1t is this fact which has
been largely Instrumental in prompt
ing the beginning OF the mutual fire
insurance company. w. II. Webb
has been working on the plan for
some time past. At the institute
ut Poplar Wednesday he made re-
port to those that had become inter.
ested in the proposed company and a
vote was taken authorizing him to
proceed to complete the organization,
The law provides that such COM
pany can include not more than %
towns. The Douglas county company
will probably be extended eastward AZ
far rs Ashland county, eventually.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-06-13

n $. Burrows, who il preparing
list of all tax certificates now held by
the county for the benefit OF the board
members reports that his work Will
be completed in n few days and the
list ready for the finance committee,
who will meet next week. At that
time the committee hopes to be able
to form some definite agreement with
the holders OF Judgments and claims
against the county for the reiunding
of the county Indebtedness, and fur
ther the movement to get the county
on cash basis.
Mr. Burrows report will show up
better than the most sanguIne OF the
tnance committee expected. There
are considerably larger number OF
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FARMERS INSTITUTE
The most Successful in the History Of the
County Held at Poplar this Week.

Mr.. Convey was fully up with his sub
jects and Mr.. Hill is always a favorite
here. These gentlemen introduced
and discussed number of topics per-
tanning to farm matters, with special
reference TO local conditions and their
remarks drew out II series of questions
from the farmers present who were
led to give their experiences in Doug
las county farming. This was prob
ably the most interesting part of the
meeting. Even the women present
raised points as to fruit growing,
dairying and gardening, showing
that they were IN keen as their hus-
bands for knowledge.
A feature OF the institute was the
fine complimentary dinner served in
the hall by the town under the minis.
tration OF the ladies'.
Poplar thus far bears of the honors
for holding institutes A number from
this city were present
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THEY GAINED THE SENATOR
The Superior BARRIERS Present Senator Geo.
b. Hudnall with Handsome Gold
Mounted Cane.

Senator Geo. B. Hudnall received a
well deserved Gaming at the hands of
the Superior barbers union, Wednes-
day evening.
I'm the afternoon the Senator was
called no by telephone and asked if
he would come to the West End that
evening az a party there wished to
see him. Upon his arrival the Sena
tor was escorted to Union hall in the
Hammond block where the BARRIERS
union was in session. He was at first
accused of numerous short comings
in relation to his work ut Madison and
as the speaker of the evening said
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A Boston trolley car was taking on q
load Of women, and the conductor fran
ticully urged his gentle passengers TO
"moyc up;" but, as usual. his behests
were not obeyed Nov, move up, la
dies, please do move upr' hc cried. No
one stirred an inch. II say, ladies',
move up! The motorman H. great
deal better looking man than | am"
The ladies swept forward en- masse.
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Revolution Imminent.

A snre sign Of approaching revolt
and serious trouble in your system is
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Fight WIll Pe Bitter.

Those who will persist IN closing
their ears against the continual re-
commentator OF Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, viii nav"
a long and bitter fight with their
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