davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
Statsoieloen / Sc ifanoi.
naptlfe Sanoe.

5 itoite Seite al "StatsuetenifapIia
StOsifrift" meOoeler Gocent 2uOoia
@Ioea Ell SannenitiGing al Stats.
giGlSen 9eorse, Sverige % Dam.
mart, en- SammenitiQing, Der life faI.
Der no til georses 5orOa.
StotsgiGlOen uOeioroe i Riaioner
8roner:
aar. Rorse. soeriee. 0onmarf.
1892 1875 265 1856
1902 262 $40 246
Rorges StatsgieIS en- ioaIebes for
Sioen noget ouer, 0anmarfS noget
unrSer q al SoerigeS.
st gurife atOet bIrper 6orboL6et,
ON Selripn taaes til be ire 2aroes
SoIfemGnebe. 5 @ienneminit pr.
$ooeo ubgiorbe StatsgieIoen / aro-
rter:
aor. 9orge. Soerige. 0onmart.
1892 62,7 55,2 S4.5
1902 117,5 67,5 99,7
5 6orboIb til SoIfempnsoen bar
iodteocs Rorge BEN itsrite, Speri9e
bem mtnoite StotsGiaIS. Rorges
Stut&ninIb Dor / 1902 rGitcn q,
9Gnmarfs nGIten en- baIo Gang it6rre
END sperigcs. groru, mere til l1a,utit
for Norge bIiper SmmenIigntnget
ont man tager I 9etrognttrg Stnts.
qirI0ens Iert. 9erte for ira 1892
for Norge ppret 1892 pgo., for Soe.
riQe SIC PCT. og FOR Ganmarf 33,1
bGt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
Smaaptmf.

ubtog en- Dag i iioite llge 9ggteifabS.
beOtIgring Der / 9pen % gifteoe fig
/ al Salt. ut BET baiteoe meS at bIioe
bet, iorftaar man beSre, rraor man er.
farcr, at 9ritSers Baber par MOP 0or.
btroelien og paa Oct aller beitemteite
babe iorbltot De hinge Menneifcr at
gtfte fig. Rat til ben 14be bs. remt,
be, % 8agen eiter bar BEN Forbi:rcS,
6a6er / 59Iene paa Dem. De fom it5
ooer Iisiisitppien iii Rinneiota / en-
9aao og banSreSe giennem @rnS og
SGe 10 Ril til 9dniing, boor Sc
Ieie0e Seit og 8ogn os fisrte til De.
corab, boor 6e aItiaa bleo Wan5 og
Some, fsr noger flrSe birtbre oct.
- 81 er blepet opmGrfIom paa en-
ErpfieiI t Stpffet ON Wr8. 8aItor So
gems 9so / "BoIten" for 12te Nai.
Get itadr, at Ifbe6e bleo oiet til 8a-
Itor Sasen / 1876, men ifuIOe bare
Itnuet 1875.
- BrofesIor Or. 8ieriet boISt iaar
SeittaIen beb en- TIDE WaiieIt / aerr
Itngton, Winn.
WanOag ben lite fom after en-
Del Sten til Contributes @ruroumr.
80 Serrbmeoogne bra9te Ben nte0 fig.
Galmar bar graoet en- 9reno,
for ar 9pen fan babe Bans. grsnSch
or 313 SOB bpb, 10 CONNER breO
ooerit oppe % s Eouauer ne6e pes
9unoen. Gen gioer en- bel Sperfloo
al 8nr6.
- @rs. 5igri q. Ssnilt fra Slto.
ion, @is., er Der poa 9eip9 hos iii
Ssiterien, GorI 8. Sagen.
- RaIpb Iorb o~perfaLot, iom BET
BIZ erir0res, Der 8. 9affe % tos nog.
Ie Dollars ira BAN. 6or bette frm
han poa Gugtbuiet % iao Der / ca. 4
Iar. 0n Straffettoen bar u0e, reiite
ban iii @isconitn % bar Der fortiat
paa ISorbrpSerbanen. s Wtd0iion Oreo
ban reo 9ommetpoeri % bleO omiioer
paagreben. Sor en- Waaneo 'tGen
ienotes ban til E,tetbriet / 8alpnn
paa ct aor. Sort faIote ban Jig
Craig; men en- 8uuerat ooIpite ON
hans rette Naon, % ban ttlItoo b1 at
ban beber RuIpb Wur6.
- 9praaoet bar refotreret en- 90
6eioper~ pna Trepe, og otier Dem Jig
at bore brltgeIie, oil Ben ianDjpnIi9-
bis 6Itoe 9penS gienoom.
Ontrent ct tltiertS 2Gs Soro o.
aTqIo er fisrt iaumen bag 8inte'
ibeit Souie, % nm bar ml tor 9rltTrO,
boor Der fbr por en- Wtpr.
S~eiifolernes trad Seams" I
set roroeItIiee Soma otl bolbe ct SRI
IuF8mshe pau llrioerIttetsgrrmoen I
Tauette Sen 2Sen Suni. SeIIfoIen t
Qecorub otI bltbe meo.
- @uItor Sou8cn retitc t8oar
CWtunSug) til NortbTclb. Tttrm., boor
bor If,ISe orre tiIIttSe / gteOe Al Ct.
Oui Colleges 9oor0 Of ErlIteeS.
- OIc Rroghn0, Iom bar opboIot
Ia @Ieurpooo % SprtngfieIo Golpn'
hips, tiItraube / Srebu8S en- ytor-
qcsn,r. pm ptI ttIbrtree Ell GorQoge
Wabiion, @i8ccrittL % retier Der
ira Gir&oog Ntoraen / 6eIge meo
0'Srr. Z. 2. 9ougie fra 0ecorub %
81. g. &tcrpe ira @a'birgtor. Sc
afqoor ira Nerp 9ort meo Soroc
Stiernr 2inicnS me CAMPER &c
oric" oen 220c Mai. Softer erIfer
Norgc&forerne en- loffeIig &riie.
Mrs. G. :. Glen fra Telooor,
Wtnn.. er iortj6cn her / @eicg bOs
SIp1. "a @cnner. SenoeS 0otter,
UHi& @r3Iie Glen, er Stenograf ! "Ge.
corahEo5tcn"& &oNtor.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
Land Manitoba.

Nerioner. Der gnIter at reiie til eanaba os
ie efter 2anb, bpr Itripe til Emil Anderson,
Clinton, MINI. Seq oil siue Sem Splpsuin'
ger irit, ifaffe Dem Sernbauefrast til balc
Iris og uiie Sem soot, btuist 2anb meo
0nb. tort Serb paa Qerbunb, fri for Sten.
&ieelist meo &esn, nar Serubaner, soot
Sano, lette BetaIinssuiltaar, Lap Reute oip.
Mere eno rs Rorom9no bar anerebe ilsbt
Qnnh Of %.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
storc llSaiftsr. gIerterne i sc.

Store ltbsifter. Glerferne / Sc.
rtatets 90 Slriets 9eoilgnin9sfomi'
teer bar regrtet no, at &ongresien ! i'm
iiofte Sesiion ooterebe llotPainger al
S~tatstasien til ct innlet 9els6 CT
$753,05s, 506. 9ertiI fornmer OH.
toriierebe ao1rtrnfter, icm oil frGpe
en- pberlteere ~l1StPntng at $36,9S9,-
$50. 9,501 npe enlbeber ug 9eitil.
finger opretteeSs, os Ssnren for bis.
ie belsber fig til $6,9S0.15S. s oct
belle bepiIgebe ben 57be 4oneres |
begge Sesiioner 81, 553,6S3,0O2, en-
Slnnl, Der bar $113, 193,567 Itsrre
emo benL iom b~epiGgebes at ben 56oe
4ongres.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
Yuitmciter GiharS Subaes | Sos

iutb, Soma, begif u~uoerlcb, os for
at ifiitle BET fit ban iitanO en- aome0ie,
bporefter bans 9outor % bans Sutif
ifuEoe prre pIpuOret al en- Tsper 90
bun ieio iIaaet forOproet; men 0a oet
aIligepeI bIep opoaget, at ban ieIp par
Sppen, tog ban bet Raao at began
Selpmoro peo at iprenge iis ieIo o5
belle greieu / 2uften. Ssserne er no.
gertIunSe / 9ebolS, % Be otier, ar BAN
ipitematiTf bar beitiaalet Resieringen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

Ganopuitrnterne. Rr. griitotp,
iom er fieroe asiiiterenoe @eneraIpolt.
meter, nprer 9etpnteIisbeo peo at
sipe 5armertte fIere 2anopoitr,tter.
&rapet paa iaabonne er MI bleoet en-
Wooeiag, og De bar soelast en- Wans.
De imaa Toitfontorer. llnberisgeI.
'erne | Poit0epartementet al q. %.
Weaders 9eitDrelie al De npe Shutter
bar life siort Singerr bebre. San En-
mtstPrft for at bape benpttet fin Stil.
ling I'll Of gtoe SanoeIsmRnb geifeS
og tiere Perge berpau. 0esltben er
BAN aftflaget for at baoe Iabet FIG Be.
tale for at in6itille Sprettelie al 9TH.
ter / ggre, bOor De Itoet bebsoes.
EtlfpneIaSenbe bite ban fig iom Sar.
mer1es Gen; men ban giorbe bet TIT,
for ingenting, mener man. General.
po'trneiter 8oDne bar life 1t6taIt fia
ON Sagen; men set Iisger mt Iige.
fom I 2uften, at flere 2~onbpoItruter
'fol n~eolrgges, og at me life ifaI op.
rettes iolfoIb life for BET fsrIte.
&irterrte foiter Staten mango genee,
og en- bel Del al Dem fon un6opres.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
Sorifieuiet
FrGiibent &ppieSelt efterftr9bes q

FrGiibent &~upiebelt eiterIrnbes Of
Snigmor0ere, flyer ct Telegram ira
Ouflnnb, GGI., oa Bolttiet berltoe be-
oogter bam onbpggelig. Stalieneren
8trarOo, iom engans i6ste At mproe
aeiieen al Riterris, opIesger Raab
meo et grober al RcSainleps Roraer
.G8oIsob / 9os GnseIes.
s Sfopeue peO Cafe @tnntpeg |
Wanitoba bar Der ppet en- flor
granb. Gilt Dor tsrt ipn &rutff, %
SIben ipreSte fig meb frpgtelis Sur.
tigbeb. 100 SamiIier bar utiftet Sits
oe Siem % mango at fine &reoturer.
Sgiaa / @ener beb 9u1tpbtn bar 81.
bebranb giort Sfnbe.
Gn Sou, iom traber / arnft ben
tite SlaIt, for5pber Snofsrie al ifabe.
Iise (tmpure) SsoemiSIer og baner
Sci for ct Sorbuo MOB SiIptrfning at
iaabanm Der | 2ahoet. Den giper
osioa Brpftbenten &et I'll at spe
@iergielb mob 2anoe, Der bier 8ar'
tiifbeb meo Senipn til arnerifonife
8arer.
Iurmonernc faar life mere SOB til
at prpfe i @aberne / Seem gorf. 6or
nogle RaaneOer it6en fom nogIe
0sormon9Ibite til gpen oe lt6gup Jig
for friiteIige Erpbifanter, Der gierne
otIoe forfpnbe CUBS Orb paa @aoen.
De fit SilobeIie BERTH al @opor 2om;
men MI bar 6oIf flaget Ill bam. oper,
at observation-disclosures forf1noes Of.
fentItg, % ban bar efer nprnere III.
oer'egeIIe tuget fin "Ternrit" tiIbaee.
6h ct. Ea,l meooeLes, OF al ISare
ior en- Streif paa Great Iortbern.
9anen bar brepet ooer. Ct minoeliat
8orlig meuem aompaniet % Srprt-
mGrtoene bleo in0goaet IN gftermiO-
Oa8en ben t40e. 6oIfene fiji giennenl.
iritlig en- 2snSiorbsielie paa 10 Bro.
cent ira lite Rarts ii0ItIeoen. gar6.
mG1roene tit ionnne 9sn JON / Gbica.
90, boor 0en er Sc beiere pr. Erme emo
t ct. 8auI. gepe SoIf ifuI foo Cons.
tilag ont 8 aur, life fsrft ON 8 aar
Iom MI.
&ofefsller bar ttIbuSt iie at poe e,
Gum Benge til en- M 9pgnine ue6
llrioerIttetet / gtebraifa MOB, at Soft
i Staten tiIifpber $4,000. s 6srit.
ringer bar Der Stemntrg FOR ID afilaa
Stockholders EiIblto, od man oil bare
Iagt WRrfe til, at BON, for at fua lit
igiett meO Rerrter, iorbsier Briien paa
&eroiin % beifatter belle Solicit, bper
Sang ban piier ite gaumiCo MOB Sfo-
Ter o. Observation-Disclosures; mert
iiSen er mat fommer paa onore San-
fer. 9oorS Of Regeuts for NebraIfa
llnioerittet har beitemt Jig I'll at MOB
toge HodefeIers 8aoe.
Srepcn al SamuittisbeSsuas, gif
forbeno9reroe Stot8 ierotor j. :.
9uI6e / ct. 2olrt8 oen 15be Wtat I'll
Circuit @ttornep 6olf o8 aflogoe en-
orserfil6 @efienOelie a. at ban /
1897 % 80 baooe Label Jig beIttffe
ltse'om mango andre / NtSimlris Sc.
gisIotlr. Sc. iom frtiteoe 6oIfets
Siuih&mrno til at gisre l1ret, bar
Sporpog8tompanier, SernbuneieI'
itober % 9ogbarnIerftrmner 9iSie
mpatiae Somlng goor rnturIt8uts ri
Tor SiItuIe; men nrr itroffer bereS
Gre. @t life baroe SrtIterne og Be,
iom foISt for 1riiteIier. foor Strai,
er en- 8rrrteIie Of GoItet& HetfGroS'
isIeIie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
TecDrab % Gmegn.
Sen lSbe aeai 1908
2DnncSnaa.

~V"ShuS.
Smtreirt peo Miobagstib | Sen.
bags ilog 2pnet neo | en- 2abebpg.
1rtrtg paa ben sanIe Stosfopf Sarm
| 8Ieoiant Eounibip, % TO Wpnb,
2aIreuce % Mpbonfo CONAN, Tom
befanot iie | IprbeSen al gpgnin.
gen, bleo fIaaet bepibihse. Or.
Ooiibnep, Tom bIep tiIfaIot, farbt BEN
ere | en- betpnteIis Silitmtb, % bet
tog Ell Irneere Sib, fsre1rb ban INN.
Se brtnges til 8eoibitbeb tgien. Sans
GnIist og Sobeb bar ogiaa en- Del
iorilaaet, antaseItg peo at iaIbe moo
roget baarbt. Sn8en STb opitub.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

PLACE, AZ ots'. 6srrptpueE. ps 'Om ,r Bit hsAnruotet
rIbr,bst c.b n, Tigers Bring AZ gstiua. gttuo bal.
brtber Ds'aa gr6ra. SrouGits. 'aar SaIa. rSsg,
eunssr. SyDrtfsfTfs 90 eUothStus. Der ale btrtttt sgsr
tHhtrr,ts fpIoss Raturrb. AETNA fgnbss 'rauto pna
srso,. esrrp til % pu TENS TIltaIhs. pt stpsr
Bach 'it o. abinrGt gtot',r paa SsIonbelitr, On
brretfuIb poq - gro'esior gDtipHs 100 stbsvs oir.
tipuars Of ctfras -fHt. sfytU til gsD Dor, ami
esuSpu electric UsfocattnE. &ept ssl. ESQ GDaInut
Greet. aGuias Gtta wtn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
DR.. Miles, Anti-Pain Pills,

q s.xasut affsrt % paahesIiat gSsbel for no susr
nsrpss epsseptae. Aneimerttr, Waoepint. sasr.
rsIcsa. asrrsftst SrEitabiiiift espniesseb. @ist
euotiaa SxbssoEesr hserftn Opium sasr UforAn.
"a r~'isrish<y ineeR isrHms stteroirfHiHsrI % Soas
IS gxHfxl Gaa s~potbtter tntr lenses Of ~. Wnfs
HasstcnI Co.. @Ifpart. 9absnna.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

Salien % bet Wtotre Ore. HIif'
bin tiIItopprt al Ia.
farrhalFs N'iouortNp,r pg
ftouo',r Observation-Disclosures
EuUttiorL. Ser htsit WtioU.
6riHptr iitrrsS tr en- BUR
umulsa. Set irhr, Ore fan
tile uaatS nsb Subprs,tutug.
htr'or er Crtl9esrne ltte
iitoub III al fITrtce. Sgrsrer
az brrrt sub uuptttaL ut Der
az CT p;btuFabslia 6ur 'rr
SuuQherthtb % antarrb opht.
aierts boer Gag heb @ruaeu
az acttBa. 3tn TuuitftreuL
Der uboiiIss / Wttiuo pasierrr
ptsunsm GreqaUQeR ,ro BET
mlbtrt On. fi,rusr poo m
Oct b, tntarrbaIpe SiuortR.
ger I @anR.H % bs'rtsr %.
rtRs (Samursr, WmboIt "a
GtebptlD ps 'aar hsm III al
ptbrere pth beh 'papeIte Gpb.
Nrttnn bar GlbrQ 'siIst I at
htIbvth, Crsin'tu. @t fitNher
GnH Iort q, oortnig hrY Nnrrt
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

"Sso'elSSaaSbpqcu" CT en- beISie SSe. Seq
bar meS Sprurielie bIaoei hen i~gieuusm %
FHoer, at ben CT en- Suiei fra SiisuIiterdtIreHs
SAFE, bpcr en- iiFHfom SaaHo bar plutiei fogIe
at be eeilteite @lomiier. Ser CT baaoe Saree'
MI % Suft I beuue SauiIiHa. Scr eubosr,
fom sIl fieuee Iihi AZ bet ffisune bos ben SIaas
Sprtattere, oil SoaeH oRre iiRriummer. 30.
gems belle iSitor 90 Sretlins er net % fulas'
tuIo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

Ir. Iiri Sanion I gIad &ioer
Sou8, isis, ifrioer I'll "8oiten", at
hams uIomsIIe, iom Der ON Sagen
bIeo rarreoreret al en- SIom fro
Squop Greet, fife ofI Hioe opbpgget
igien for nprbGrer6e.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
Garmtere.

Striu efier sataIos uper @iuneibeif
9rac tion engine ps Separator, @aterIor
3breibing Diadine Co., Raterloo. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

gprttaser granbffabe; logger Sodr;
beIbreber Smerte. 9r. Shomas' Gclecs
tric Oil, Susbolbnings>R toLet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

4aar 9Gserue flaar fell, ba prsp Sur'
soct SIoaS Sitters. SeI5reoer saar..s
SorSsisEie. BorftnppeIie; 0pttper belle
Scftclet
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
$ySsn,.

lluocrtegucoe bar tu bnnSrrSc Nt.
res &auS tiIiaIgs / ben nOrifr SuIUui
/ 2tituHta, Georgia. &auOet or be-
Iiggcubc = gtiI ira Den uGtrc Sg SIR.
belle meo uGitcn 1000 S%ubbnggrrc,
bUilfet cr en- aoS IarfebspIaOs. &uu
IRE lire Dill ira Serubuue. Hinosn.
be gauc giennem SaHOet. @il butte
/ 2anb eller SDeieuoom. Sur nGr.
mere SetiugeIier beHoenSer man fg
II.
G CT IN 4
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

Gubper Srritculouo buroe baoe en- 8ata'
loo ira Sbe &8atcrIoO Sbreibtr9 Na6ine
60, @aterIpp. Srpa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
90 Sd
tarrb bebrcoeOes
ssss sss usesn Rstpss Ter ''aettna''
bIep epoaatt.

ss pot AZ ole qtT'aISer al TuugssrthtN. her ar rom.
rrt i'll ppr aunbFab CT W,'uItatst al trputt SaturrA I
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
SIR. Olaf So. Slien,
Sermon. Niun.

WeNVVH' UttHE'
Seroeo erfieubeS R~pbtaselien al &r.
277.O0 tnbiamlet blaubt "9eroBler | lime
rita" til 8autaitenen paa 9eroalssren.
Sibtisere er mpotuset fra Gpptbeter
Said, Stouebtpn, @is.. 8r. 1880; ialt
mpotaget ira Imerita Sr. 1880. Sor
bette montague iprartebs Sioras tattes
bjerteligit.
Vile "29rbsler | Gmerita" ipm har poet
Sibrag ps er meb at itette oeune Sag. nem'
Zig at relic bore tapre Observation-Disclosures
rere ct Mlnoe, bilisS ira 29roal.
29roal ben 24oe Sebruar 1908.
6. 8. SBnjum,
acknowledgement.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
Sill
"S9rpplernc I Itnerifa'|.
senppn, Tttru., 14oe Rai 1908.

Sermon, gtinu., 14oe Wai 1908.
Com Spar paa ben isrite Serel iom Si'
braa til 8autaiteuen paa 2eroalssren,
biemiebt ben Site Sauuar b. a., bar leg ira
8pmiteeus &asierer mobta9et fplsenoe
8rep:
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
Notwithstanding.
eeesrah Rstsrina.r.

orrerh. Grin. rr. o T3uuo. rs. 90 16. 20
Timpthet, pr. 100 gnno......
9feper. pr. 100 Nuuo. ......
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-04
COVINGTON, TAMMANY A. 1903.
BIG FORTUNE.
Represented In A Small Glass
Bottle.

New York, March 2l.-ln a lit
tie glass bottle hermetically sealed.
Prof. Barker, of the University of
Pennsylvania, showed to the Chem
istry Club at Columbia University
during his lecture few grains Of
the most valuable and powerful
substance known, the discovery of
which is liable TO change the laws
and traditions of science. The
substance was radlum, a product of
pitch bIende, which is an ore mined
exclusively in Bohemia.
The specimen which Prot. Bar
ker exhibited has been IN his pos
session for over three years, and
during that time has been contihu-
ously giving out light which has
has not diminished III volume.
There are only two pounds of
this wonderful substance iu the
world, with the exception Of three
small samples, such as Prof. Bar
ker exhibited. The last quotation
in France on radium was 100000
gramme, and as there are 81
grammes in all ounce and II ounces
10 the pound, the value of this
marvellous product is SO, 72O, 600 a
pound.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-04
4 SURE Thing.

It. is sail that nothing is: sue except
death and taxes, but that is not alto
getllcr true. pr kirg'~ New Discovery
for Cons nm p!ion is \ sur: cure for all
lung aud throat troubles Thousands
can testify to that. Mrs. g. i. Van Metre
of shepherdtown. ". Va. says II had n
sc, ere case OF Bronchitis; and TO :: year
tried every ything hear! Of. hut got n"
relief. One bottle OF Dr. Kings New
Discovery then cured me absolutely.
It's infallabln for Coup. Vhooping
Cou:h, Grip, Pneunionis a',l':onsnrlp.
ton. Try il. It's guaranteed i, ). L.
Watkios, Of the Cir, Drng Store. Trial
bottles free. Kesular sizes so, md S1. 90
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-04
ALL WERE BAFFlED.

Word Comes from Wake, Ark. TINT
Rev. Jno. :. Cox had IL strange nalady
on.panie! BY yellow jaundice. For
- years, physicians were bntfle,l and
shon4h everything known to t!.t lro-
fcssion was used, tho trouble remained.
One day he began to use Electric Bitters
and in = week, change fer the better
cnme and, at iength he was entirely
cured. It's the most reliable medicine
for Liver and Kidney troubles. Only SOC
and guaranteed by J. L. Watkins. Of
tae City Drug Store.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-04

Eve:y new settler who comes 20
Louisiana increases the value OF
every acre OF land in the State and
increases the business OF merchants, !,
bankers. doc.ors and lawyers. There
should he no Vacant area IN this
productive State, and when there
are none, taxes will be better. people
will be wealthier, schools will be
better ana tile state will be among
the best in every respsct.-Rayne
Tribune.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-04

The new act for the regulation of
immigration raises the head tax
upon immigrants from 5 u 81 and
extends the time within which
persons landed in evasion OF the
law may he depo1ted to two years.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-04
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Two Precious.

\ village clergyman has this
choice bit among his annals: One
day he was summoned in haste by
Mrs. johnston, who had been taken
suddenly ill., He went in some
wonder, because she WAS not nf his
parish, anC was known to be dcvOt-
ed to her own minister, the Rev.
Mr. Hopkins.
While he was waiting il the par
lor, before seeing the elck woman,
be beguiled the time by talking with
her daughter.
II am very much pleased To
know your mother thought of me
in her Illness" he said. 'ls Mir.
Hopkins away?'
The lady lookel unfeigned:y
shocked.
NO." she said '"Oh, no! But
we're afraid it's something contagi-
Gus, and We didn't like to 1un any
risks. youths Companion.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-04

When a man si,s down suddenly
and unexpectedly he realizes what
a hard world this is.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-04

A Chicago man is planning ON
taking the battle ship Maine exactly
as it IS with the bO:tcm blown out, !,
and transpor. it lo st. Louis as az
attraction next wear.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-04

The modern student cannot get
away from the aHcieDts by not
studying :helr languages, for they
are ia all languages nor away from
their institutions. for they are in
all institutions nor away from their
laws, for they are IN all laws.
St. Tammany farmer., 1903-04-04

The world ls charitable enough to
forgive the man who wrote poetry
because he needed the money.
The Morris County chronicle., 1903-11-27
what They Eat.

Nearly every nation has its own par
ticular form of food, and things which
some races would not, as the express
sion goes, touch with the tongs" are
considered by others as the greatest
luxury.
For instance, while the Arab eats his
lotus bread and dhourra with the relish
Of fresh dates, the Greenlander gorges
himself on animal fat and whale oil as
the necessary means of keeping
warmth In his body. Hindoos will not
touch any form of flesh, but live happi-
ly on rice and rancid butter. An Eng
lishman is supposed to value beef and
bacon above all other articles of food,
while the dwellers in the Apennnes
live on chestnuts. In ancient days the
Roman emperors were accustomed to
have a peacock served at all great
feasts as one of the principal dainties,
while in these days birds nests and
rats form choice dishes in Chinese
menu
Some people say that snail soup is
delicious. while the French assure You
that there are few more delicate dishes
than those made out of frogs legs.
The Morris County chronicle., 1903-11-27

purchased house on Normandie
Heights.
Mr.. Frederic Kennedy, fiance of Miss
Mollie March, met with painful
accident on Friday Of last week, in
which he lost portion of one finger,
and had another finger smashed, while
examining machinery. Mr.. Kennedy
spent Thanksgiving in Morristown as
the guest of Mrs. March.
Lieutenant William P. White sailed
for China on Wednesday, having orders
attaching him to the naval squadron
in Chinese waters.
Mrs. Thomas, of Farragut place, will
entertain the Tuesday Afternoon
Bridge" Club at her residence next
Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Duyckinck, who was
the guest of Miss Louisa Slade for a
week, has returned to White Plains,
New York.
Mr.. Byron Sherman gave luncheon
at The Homestead, Speedwell ave-
nue on Tuesday last.
Mrs. Robert Correa Walsh and Miss
Walsh's tea on Wednesday afternoon
was largely attended by their Norris
town friends, who have been glad to
welcome their return to their home
after prolonged absence in Europe.
Mrs. Behr, Mrs. Romaine, Mrs. Voss.
of New York; Mrs. Henry Shaw Mrs.
Dennis, Miss Dennis. Miss Whitney
and Miss Margaret Walsh assisted in
receiving.
The Morris County chronicle., 1903-11-27
STATE AND
COUNTY NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs Of Import.
AM and Interesting Events
IN New Jersey
PLEASANT FOR MANY READERS

The second annual conference Of
the American Philosophical Associa-
tion win be held at Princeton Uni
versity, beginning December 81 and
continuing for two days.
The Board of Education of Glou-
cester City has about decided to ap-
point truant officer to gather in all
the children Of the city who refuse TO
90 TO school
The NJ. q. Church of Summit cele-
brated the thirty-fifth anniversary of
the founding Of the church and Che
thirteenth anniversary Of the dedica-
tion Of the present editice last Sunday
Three special services were held.
De Lancy Cleveland, Jr., a second
cousin Of former President Grover
Cleveland and once resident Of
Short Hills, died on November 2 last
at Fort Bayard, New Mexico, where
the family resided He was thirty
five years Of age, and was well known
in Short Hills society ten years ago
At that time his father, De Lancy
Cleveland. lived on Highland avenue.
Newark. The elder Cleveland was d
first cousin OF the former President,
and in 1893 was a candidate for AS
Sembly on the Democratic ticket in
the Old Eleventh district Of Essex
county. which included Millburn
township The district was over
whelmingly Republican, and Mr.
Cleveland was not elected. "A few
years later the family moved to New
Mexico.
Mrs. Isabel Miller, sister of the late
Jay Gould, is vigorously opposing and
resisting the foreclosure proceedings
brought against her in connection
with her ownership in the old Joseph
jefferson farm at Saddle River. She
secured an injunction against the
proposed foreclosure and thereupon
elected Lawyer Deyo, of Paterson,
from her premises.
The Court of Errors and Appeals
Tuesday took official action on the
death of Circuit Judge James ii.
Nixon, of Millville, by expressing
regret for his demise and appointing
Justices Garrison and HendricksOn to
attend the funeral. The court said
that owing to the great pressure of
business it could not suspend its
sittings ON the death of Judge
unless it should be member of the
Court of Errors and Appeals.
Judge Gaskill, of Mt. Holly, is
mentioned in connection with the
vacancy on the Circuit Court bench
caused by the death of Judge Nixon.
A meeting was held Monday 10y
representatives of New York and New
Jersey to consider the plans for the
proposed bridge over Staten lslanc
Sound. 1t was held in the Office OF
George G. Cromwell, borough preSi
dent of Richmond, at st. George
Staten Island. Freeholder George j
Haney, of Perth Amboy, arranged the
meeting, which was attended by Mid
dlesex county freeholders, members OF
the New Jersey Board of Freeholders
and citize rs of both States. The pro
position is to bridge Staten island
Sound between Perth Amboy and
Staten Island A huge suspension
bridge is planned, although the Wan
Department may insist upon higl
drawbridge.
The Morris County chronicle., 1903-11-27

New Goods In dgr@asr Fine nsv line 1iiofeI Of gn-
Sweaters, Hose, etc.
The Morris County chronicle., 1903-11-27
"TURNER" /"

Bows Suits \ fine line of BOYS Suits
from 200 up, and we give
double the amount of stamps for these.