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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-02
Neu York Exchanu.

New York Exchange.
Chicago, July New York ex
change, 20 premium.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-02
Peoria Grain.

Peoria, july 2.
Corn-Lower: No. 3 white, 49A.
Oats-Lower; No. 3 white, 37a..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-02
Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee, July 2.
wheat--Weak: No. northern. Sc;
No. Q northern, s5MS5A; September,
TAX.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-02
THE DAY BEFORE.
(Eor Comparison.)

Chicago, July I.
Wheat--No. red, III No. 3 red
1875: No. hard, IL No. hard,
72@75: July. 76la; September, opened
76@76s; highest. 1914; lowest, 75k:
close. rs @75M.
Corn-No. 2, 5ois @5oa; No. 8. 500
50l4; No. 2 white, 5otsa5OA: No. 2
yellow, 50A; No yellow, 50h @50A:
July, 1885: September, opened, 5oA q
soy; highest, 5lls; lowest, so; close
SOS.
oats-No. 2, ssGss1s: No. 3. s7la@
So; No. white. 4oisG41; No. white,
a9@4O; No. white, S7GSShs; stand
ard, 39la @40ia; July,g391s; September.
opened, 33a a 1915: highest, 34A434ss;
lowest, 33A; closing. 33a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-02
Representative Hoo Sales.

Chicago, July. "A few of today's
representative hog sales were as fol-
lows:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-02
DIR. N. M. WILSON
No. II West Main Street.
ESTABLISHED IN 1875.

ESTABLISHED IN 1875.
This inflrmary has been established in
Marshalltown for twenty -seven yeare. where
hundreds OF patients have been treated
yearly, and where every preparation is
made for the treatment OF all diseases OF
the eye and ear alone and all surgical opera
tions on these organs where necessary for
Entropian tingrowing lashes) Pterygium
removed and artificial eyes inserted with
out pain In cases OF granulated lids and
sore and Inflamed eyes. as well as liberated.
purulent or gonorheal opthalmia. the treat
ment is superior TO any other practiced from
the fact that 1t does not inture the eyes
in any case. Blusstone aud nitrate OF silver
are generally used in such cases. sometimes
causing permanent blindness. This infirmary
has treated over 1000 patients in the past
twenty seven years in this city. reference OF
which can be had by addressing the above
for other references correspond with the
business men of Marshalltown or Marshall
County.
Dr. Wilson is graduate in his profession
from the Chicago opthalmic College Also
took n course At the Chicago Clinical School
and Hospital in 1897. and the Illinois Ego
ana Ear Infirmary OF that city
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-02
Range of Prices.

HauS0 VI SISS0os
The following quotations upon the
range of prices upon the Chicago board
OF trade today were furnished by the
Weare Grain Co. w. A. WATSON, man
aper
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-02
Will M axe
Affidavit
Now Lease of Life for an Iowa
Postmaster.

Postmaster R. II. Randall, Dunlap, Ia.,
says: suffered from indigestion and re-
sulting evils for years. Finally ! tried
Kodol. soon knew had found what
had long looked for. lam better today
than in years. Kodol gave me new
lease of life. Anyone can have my af.
fidavit to the truth of this statement.
Kodol digests your food. This enables the
system to assimilatesupplies, strengthen
ing every organ and restoring health
Kodol Makes You Strong.
Prepared only by E. c. DEWITT & o., Chicago
The 81. bottle contafns2lS times the soc. size.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11
ORDERING OUT MILITIA.

Governor Peabody has before
shown himself the servant of a class
rather than the governor of the whole
people. His recent action in order
ing the militia 90 Cripple Greek
against the wish Of nine tenths Of its
citizens, the positive declaration Of
its sheriff and the welfare of the
state Is proof positive that he is the
avowed enemy uf laborinc men.
II other proof is needed Just consider
the fact that he made a bargain with
the owners 10 pay all the expenses Of
the troops In other words he farned
out the soldiers To- private individuals
for their personal benefit The
troops viii, Of course, be retained
Just as long as the mine owners con
slider it 10 THEIR interest. When
the troops can uo longer do THEM
service said soldiers will be allowed
10 60 home And Of course under
such circumstances the soldiers will
endeavar 10 protect the rights Of the
lABORlNG MEN and PLAIN CIT
lIENS against the demands Of mine
owners who put up money 10 keep
them on a lark
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11
~ HNONs. 2is2.
State of Colorado
County Of 6unnison - j." INV ''''iiiN '"utt
John W. Wonder, Plaintiff

State # Colorado, C.,.
County OF tiunnison - ~" '''' ''""tN '"utt.
John W. Wonder, Plaintiff
Charles P. Howe aui f. summons
Bum, Defendants
The People Of the State of Colora 10 to Charles
7. Hove and T. Bum, the defendants above
named- -GEEETING:
You are herehy required To- apuear in an
action brought against yon by the above named
plaintiff in thecuuuty court of Gunnison county
state of tolnrado. and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the service
hereof il served within this county: or il served
cut Of this county, or by publication. WITHIN
thirty days after the service hereof exclusive
be taken against yon according 10 the prayer Of
the complaint; and If copy Of the cumplniut
in Tho above entitled action be not served with
this summons, or If the service hereof be made
out Of this state then ten DAYS additional to
the time herrinHh We specified f.r appaaranca
aud answer viii be- allowed before the taking Of
iudgmenl by default as aforesaid.
The said action T. brought 20 obtain decree
of court 70 sdiudee any claim ri sht or title
which the defendants may ella i'm TO lots mum her
Ell siN seven, eight and nine. in block numbered
eight. IN the town # tnthic County of Gunui-
sun. state Of Colorado, 10 be- null AMI void aud
further. 10 decrer that tho title 70 the said pru-
erty j. in thp plaintiff and that the plafuti II :
tuie l. superior AMI paramount To any claim Of
titesr interest IT defendants. a. will more fully
appear from the complaint in said action to
which reference j. here made.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to
appear, and 10 answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff Will cause
your defauit 10 be entered, and then lr ceed 10
Judgment against you prayed for in said
complaint.
Given under my hand aud the Seal of
SEAL said curt At 1unuisou. in said coun-
yty, this Third day Df August A. d.
~ 1873. 6Ep. HFTHEEINGToN.
Judge Hut Acting Clerk
First pub, Aug a. last pub sept. II, 1903.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11
To Tsash Farmers.
n.-.-l .t.-I-m.r-

Record st0okmau.
Professor Carlyle. the new head If
animal busbauirv and agriculture al
fhe Agricultural college. will not he
able tHtake charge until sometime in
October as hc is busy cleaning up
bis WORK di ihe Wisconsin university
~tackmeu of Colorado are expecting
great results from Che State Aericul-
tura college when Professor Carlvle
gcts t1 work Incidentally the work
that viii be done here under Pro
less-r Carlyle will affect the whole
west The board has great plans
mapped out. and with mau like
Carlyle to assist in carrying them
out. there should be results.
Colorado farmers have been so
busy developing the resources Of the
country that it is only lately that they
have commenced 10 realize how de
pendent they are Upon the live stoc\
industries for success. All over the
west animal husbandry and agricul-
ture must 60 hand in hand To gain
the hest results Why; Because
fully seyeuty-hye per ceut. Of the
western lands can never be used for
anything but grazing. and it is only
by using all of our lands that we can
attain maximum results. We have
only Just commenced farming i'm the
west, and already the railroads are
having difficulty in hauling our pro-
duce TO a market. This means that
we must market what we raise in as
compact form as possible. 4 very
large per cent Of what we produce
ON the farm and all that the grazing
lands produce can be marketed as
meat The work that the college
VIII undertake is 10 demonstrate 10
the farmers and settlers how best 10
turn what they produce ON the farm
INTO a merchantable meat. We will
not only teach the farmers sons. but
the old man himself will be given
instructions in short terms al the
college, They viii be taught how
10 raise cattle, sheep aud horses. how
To feed them and how 10 turn To best
what they can produce ON
their farms.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11
HIS Life Saved by Chamberlain's
Collc. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy.

y. l.. Byer, well known cooper
OF tins town, says he believes Cham
berlaln 5 Collie, Cholera and Diarhoca
Remedy saved his life last summer
lie had been sick for month with
what The doctors call bilious dysen-
terry and could get nothing to do him
any good until he tried this remedy.
II gave hlm immediate relief saws
i. l. Little, merchant. Hancock. Md
For sale by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11

- fas the f.-l---.es.f z ~zrh y,
gsasrouseuas - v.~4.s ske lH.za~.
ut sE1- cglseursaa
Esi.Pas ~ 2sstss SECS E.kf Sls-
Ne a.gsorc she exa-s.saas n ~
eral q ske eagatses q the -sa1s g z1f
fezeaees bet~ecn cEnEiigy-~ za4 srz-
pllpezs hrsnSaHe sbuzs > -zAsa e
.sfs.szrs thas y a.marai5zsa. - hsa-s
RsS- and destructive af grI -r.s~s Aas
Pru-FerIfy Ne ar.. sF-an - 49,
es-azsEs - c.ssss.sssl - Veell DE- szr...s s-Io.s
moderation and o. nashln. 8 a4s
fsel O. the f4HIes e exc5t.s4srs
t'ces-igu- ssct a. ti.ess call f.r caai
assllireraie saa lHsP.srsial Judameuf
and srtIan af the ta.as-ss q IA -asld-
m. psrfI3tic cIfizcn- Opiui1ss
hassiiy farraea and AIS daue under
the Hapsi-e and pre--urs # areai
excsiemeHi rarely eoaisee O. either
the se@dsnec ~ sestiensegi a tr1ub.
les ~ this character.
We beteve IN the ~gpreIuare 81
the clvll over the military authar-
ties aad we caudemn shs u.s. II tl.e
military arm II the government a.
any time uulcss If be demnnStr.itsi
thai the ciyll authorities are unable
= enforce law and order.
CeErogarIoN raNuIaN
After the psaT.ie of tins state hal
sseceeied by rsasIn af having de-
maorarc Legislature in Hlaeiug uuaH
the statute baak- ID fhe state af Cal
1rads wise and rflrert r,.rasf
az whereby the corporations If this
state were maie o. bear their lust
proportion of fhe taXa'i1n and hy aa-
ana So the Institutes af tha stats
would be- rr1perly rrfatraI hv tl.f
appropriation which were made far
their use and bauehf but as the last
rePubIlcaa haari af a4ualizatIaa IId
ignore Che FrHrIsIaIs If said aaf ari
dId rdure tAe corporate assessment
ot Irpertv m this state 81 sgah sr
ezieut tharihrre can be- ua rraurr rem
re-eutafIJu irm this state lf fl,s Sf
Lnuis Worlds Fair and in such
manner that the revenues of tbe
state will Doe short, whcIebv every
institution will suffer from deficit
We Therefore condemn their ar-
ti1n iu Ignoring the just provisions
OF the revenue bin and allowing ths
corporations Of this state ta e-rape
lr1m paying their just proportion 9f
taxes and condemn their course I'M
the non-pertomaure Of that duty a-
unworthy unpatriotic and unjust ta
To the great mass Of the peopleofth
stale.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11
NOTICE oF AbrI,iSTRAT0Rr> SAB of Rr,I
E%faTE To RAY pfEIN

state Of Culora io.
County uf GuuuIsun.
In the matter Of tine estate of Kate Fisher. de-
ceased J. VI. tiurmHn. Adf1iui-trafor
Ey yirtug tf dpcrrtui order If said county
in Probate made and entered Of record ON the
27th day of July. A. H. la3. the uud ersis-ned
was authorized and ilrec. o. to sell at a price
not les than the apUra isei vala- thereof the
following tr-rrih bed Real E-trte ~ which the
said Maze Fisher died seized to-wit.
Lots numbered seven t1 = Hi-ft ISf and nine
o.. in hlnck numbered thirty .tnn fsIl ia the
town II Tin Cup, said county ant state. known
and designated as such On the recorded plat Of
s-aid town
To pay the ie5ts 81 sid estate furcfsb for tho
highest and best price obtaiuable therefor
undersigned gives notice that he will offer for
a ie the ahoye te-Crib-d re q estate at the fl.Ist
door Of the Post Office in saiI town s-f Tin Gun
at Ten q clock IN the forenoon. on saturday the
fgth day o. September. 4. ID. 1913 th. same 70
be sold 10 the highest and bezt hi a Ter ther r
at price not les than tile aurraised va alua
thereof n above and upln pay mrnt of the
amount bad. pCrchsser or purchus ers thereof
will receive cert Ifcafe of pn r-hase etitline the
holder 10 deed Tor same. upon asfTr1 al and con
frmati' n of such sale by the said county court
as provided by law
Dated at GuHni=ou, Auerst 26th. A u. 1910.
j. VI frORNAN
Administr at or Of the Estate # hste Fisher de-
ceased.
First pub. Aug ?, 1873; last pub. sept L. 1858
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11
NOTICE To HtIEs

state - Colorado.
County OF GunuIsun. -
In the County Court in Probate
In the Matter Of the
Estate Of Moses W
johnson, Deceased Order 10 heir. q, gl
j 4. Leshy, Admin cause
iztratOr
And now On this 10Th DAY of Sartsraha- 4 p,
ls9, comes here J. 4. LealIy. Adiaiui1trs.t. 9
the estate Ot Nose ". Johns n decreased g. 4
presents his petition O. the Court Tor -. :
at the real estate OF said Moss " Jofrs..r ~.
ceased o. pay the debts of said estate
An1 % appearing 10 the Court Frfrr ss54 go
tlflon that proper and legal grounds evi.t =
the -ale uf real estate Of said NO-es " 49,
son teceaset. and it further appearing T.. -
ourt that the only heirs at law al ffa :, a
Noses " johnson, deceased arc Isvir#fs
johnson. sister ana 1hadeus : WiUia1s =
pliew If said decedent: ne
Wherefore j j. ordered by the C0prt 4t..,
said LavInia j. j johnson aud TEsdsr. :.
" llliams, and all other persons ir,fersStsT >
sad eStafe be and appear before this C'sl,,-, =
the Eth day of October A. H. 1.3 a. - -
Of ten o clock in the forenoon to sl1yV con- 4,
by thi- tCurt. directing said J A Teaby =
sdminlstrator. 70 sell all Of said real estata -
20 much thereof NAV hs r,ecessa-, = a =
pfrp0se specified in said petition
Done N open court this ifrh dav ~ s..
her. 4 u 1919 u " ~" n
BY the Court.
1tn. HETHE RINGTuN. Julsa
fr't pun SEPT IL last pub. Oct. = lsss
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11
AAsdk<s Lcssrs.
-p-r.s - ~ >s~--s isaausssu


ksSsss Cu. N. >.pt : Issi3
Eeeelp;s a kaHsas CIty ia-s ~...k
Norg fS.>ll esstia and ..ys2 csslves
azalusi 56-t3l cattle aad : s.2,5e calves
fns -.anle Wecs a.; year frapaT-
tIan 81 gsaFarlnes was hrii. helpans
nl..Fkei flF butci.er caftle "a the na-
tIve si4c "a stscrs -sld well all
fh0 Wesk. ana make a small saan
Top faf saecrs hrpught $3.50 Gasd
euWs sid i1 ta - eenfs higher but
-heilv cauHsrs remain lpw Most
zras- c1ws br1uEhi So g. S245
Veal calves are still a the hirh
nunt All kinds e st1ckers and
fs, iarz above thf common grades
hai a god seek and prirc- stifened
az u1fahly m thf best demand #
n the SEASON. seven hundred and
twenty-five cars went 1uf ta country
Seed lt- Attendance If rauntry
buvar- was eErellnt aud aa assured
eam rar 7f from Gu o. ~ per cent
H aI tbe States iu Kansas tfy terri
trv supports hm market Chulee
iaeder- 1amcI l5tH - cents. Ma
rrifv af sales are irm S52l g.
$3.50 lHr westerns T1i1 mu i-
2l5Fu bead aai prizes are steady
fa lu cents laver Ua-f faf cattle
ara z,.aiy coas ara awer and sjack
er- and leeiar. are about -faaIv. be-
ing supported by the u-ud gr1d
N 1dav demand rm snaulaiors
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11
soTicE ~ FIs,L srrTbE.Esr.

In the matter OF the Estate Of Samuel Halroyd
deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that on Monday the
9TH day of October, a. u. 1873. being one of the
regular days Of the Oct term ct the County
court of Gunnis,n County, IN probate In the
state of, oioraio. /, Elmer " iey. Adm mist "a
tor Of said estate will APPEAR before the Judge
of said Court, present my hual seitlemeut as
such Administr rator and pray the approval OF tho
same and viii then apply To be discharged as
such Admiuist rator At which time aud place
any person IN interest may appear aud present
objecti ions to the same if any there he
Dated at GunHison, Colorado August 26. I9B
ILMER Willy.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Samuel Holruvd
deceased.
First pub. Aug 2>tb, Last pub. Sept 2Ith.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11
PLATFORM OF COLORADO
DEMOCRATS.

"Neyour committee on resolutions
beg leave 10 submit the following re
solutions
The Democracy Of Colorado in
convention assembled. reaiIirms its
allegiance 20 the principles euunci-
ated by the last national democratic
convention held in Kansas Civ.
The democratic party is a party
OF law aud order 1t believes in the
supremacy Of the law and its strict
and impartial enforcement. that the
rights Of all be equally respected
and that justice be meted out 10 all
alike, whether they be individuals or
corporations, the friendless poor man
or The financial magnate. There
should be no compromise with law
iessue~o. come from what source il
may. Upon this depends the good
order and well being Of society. the
safety OF our homes, the security Of
person and property, business pros
PefIty and the full enjoyment bv the
people VI the privileges guaranteed
by federal and state constitutions
HIGHEST GIFT oF TnE PEOPLE
Entertaining these views. we hold
that the Judiciary Is the must imp0r-
tant oi all departments Of the govern
ment and that the Office If supreme
Judge is the highest within the gift
81 the people Of the state. The man
10 successfully fiji that position
should not only be one possessed Of
great legal learning. Of known ipter-
rlty, which cannot be questioned. Of
high character. which will command
the respect and confidence Of the
people, but also Of a high moral cour-
age, which viii enable him to dis
charge the duties Of his Office impar-
italy equally uninfluenced bv the
threats Of enemies and the importu-
mites Of friends, personal or politi-
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
ADMINISTRATIONS MIMI.

Estate of Lincoln D. Ball. Decreased
The undersigned. having he,u auuuirtrd ad-
minis rator ~ the tlo Estate ~ lincoln p
ball. late ot the tounty nf Ouuni4,Iu aud state
- uluraaio. deccusat, heruby gives nutics tnur
be- will appear before the r5,untv court of Gun
uisun county. 90 the Gouri 10 uae iu tsuuni- ga.
nt the October term, ON Monday the l3ih day 81
bctohcr. 1855, at which time all ucrsons having
claims agniu-t said Estate are notified and re-
quest.d 10 attend for the Vurpl So ~ nav iug the
same adjusted All persons indebted % said
Estate ere requested to make immediate pay
ueut 10 the under il,neI.
Dated sth day II September a. u. 1913
MARY l. BAIL. Administrators.
First Pub. sept. Il. last pub. Oct. y. lg8
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11

Anyone who thinks tha hosts al
democracy are going back o. the
huss IS and meaH-uatbiHg sm ~ Cicye-
land aud H.l IS mistaken iu his d.
aguHsis Byan is and will rcmaiu
The leader Of demooratic opinion
He Will NOT be- the caudidate next
year bu Che candidate viii BE- a
man wh1se ideas are Ina line with
Bryan and the progressive spirit 1f
the new democratic movement
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11

Geeur Peahaiy Furnishes traan-
ta keep thf miners gsiet they have
newer been convicted .f an unlawful
aci lIr their own rloj Exactly
the same argument u-,i bv Rermh-
bean 'uHgrali-+- FIR sending s1ldiers
o. tae Philippine lf amy lab9ring
maa heru.6mts voted the Eepubh.
can 'raat he can u9W observe lhe
rhirEau- r1asiiBl very ci1se at hMne
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11

n hlle business rH ma-f -sscfI1ns
sf l1lHrada is ue1 up With strikes
and laskagt- tfuuui-lu cauufy u.iue-
are heiuE operated vithuui let ~
hiuirance and che best wages IN the
-tate are paid That 81 a strong
paui ilr tbe rlusiJerat 500 1f capital
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11

In3er rhls Republican admins
trati1u the peaple af CaloulJ enioy
she unparalleled spectacle 1l seeing
their s4llisrs rented o. private indi
,idual- o. rut rsw Of pickets ar1und
guiei lab4riuE men aud their homes
~u.t thing was newer heard 10 be-
frf Iu America
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11
tue ErGHr HorRI,w

The democratic party is still un-
alterahly in favor Of the legislature
complying with the provisions Of the
constitutional amendment passed last
tall demanding an eight hour law
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11
Stocking the Gunnison River.

Supt. Land OF the hatchery says
he put in the Gunnison river last
week 65,ODu native mountain trout.
iu Quartz creek AT Pitkin $1,000
ralnbows. in Slate river at Crested
Butte 1900 rainbows and 10000 in
Saguache Greek, Villa Grove. Sa-
guache county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11

Carey Partch has purchased the
Hope Poos ranch at Caetleton. Con
siderdtiun $1,000. This makes a
desirable addition to his already fine
ranch property.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11

j. T, Parlin has leased the old
homestead To his s1n-iu-law George
Crylie Mr.. Crylie has resigned his
position with the ID. a Il. q. at Sail
ola and will make Parlin his future
home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-11

Silver T. nilIilHtIis aEaIn. Alma-i
.sf 81 aeats
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02
Gil Qbbesiinien.
Imerifa ienocr en- lioicnSins Ssrben
for at lutte SanSclStraftat.

SoreneSe Stoters @eneralfoniul
Sfinner I Mnrieiles, SpSirnnfris,
ifaI til abeSiinien for al ur6erbanole
ON en- Sanoelstraftot. Gette pGffer
Spitgt / 5ranfrig % &pitIarto, iiGr
/ oct ii0ite 2auo, % Nmeritowrne
faar Ros for jim Smiigt % 6oretas'
iombeo.
Nbesiinien (ofte uriatig Ifrepet
abpsiiuia) er ct oirifanit SnoIano et
Stptfe oppe ira Oct reoe SAP % Bug.
ten pe0 G6en. Oct ubligr 10000
&uabrotmtI % er iaoleSta roget Itsrre
erO Rurge, men minore cnO Speriae.
Ssie Sielofipber giennemifiprer set,
% melem Sieloene er ser oDbe 9ala.
tiIbeIs osioa SIetter. &limotet CT
miIOt % iunSt. 2onSet irembrinasr
forifielige aoruiorter, Safe, Bonn.
ulo, Sufferrsr, SumIe % marlsc
SlogS 5ruster. Ser er tore Sioros
al ap9g. Soar og 8ieSer. og 2onSet
befienOt for fine ppperTiee Seiic.
gmerifa oil ioripre GET meo be5re Or.
beiosre0ifaber OF Maifirer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02
misityre paa pawaii

&eprrieutantbltiet poa Sotpaii.
Rerne tit til lin &naoigbeo $50. 900,
men enote COG fit Samp9r nteo 8ieIo.
Eengene antaaeS at bore bortsSileSe,
% man mener, at nogle al Se inbiso:e
"Soo9iOere" fit Jim Del. Ger frem.
iattes en- @pnsbe SoriIag oIene | ben
SenIigt, at man ifulbe tiene Benge
paa at faa Dem oberiatte til Grgelif,
ON 6e bar ifreone paa Satpaiiif, eler
til Sofpaiif, ON De bar ifrepne pad
GnseIf. 6or SberiRttelie % Srpf.
ming betaItes ublite 9rtier; men iiSea
bleo 6orilosere benlaste, Sa insen
brso fig mere ON benz.
R~rototoaerne oper Suiets llSgiiter
er foriuunone, ioet man enten bar
brRnot Dem op, eaer man ifinler Dem.
CONNER Gitee er ienSt no til SonoIu.
III, os bet isrIte ban bill aisre, err at
frRpe, at Trotofolerne ifnI irem.
ifnfes. en- @ranSiurp er nebiat, o.
Seu ifal fra fsrite Muuong / Sftober
unoerisse 2eeislaturens 9eSriiter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02
Stor Streif ipente.

$4,000 "SlogterSrenpe" itour paa
Sprarget til at aoa no poa Streit.
Ge tilberer aTtalgnunteO as~iociatipn
OF Dteat Cutters ono Builder @og.
fers Of Qmerica. 10000 of Dem az.
beioer | Gbicogo, 7,0O0i 9ouias Gin,
5000 Soutb Omaha, 1900 Stoir
Gitb, 1000 / CT. Q1ul, 1000 | ReD
Yorf, 1900 Gait q. 2ouis OF
700 / Sort @ortb, Geras.
6oreuiugen forIonger 10 Brocert
mere / 2sn; men BERTH bar Storlag.
terre ioaret, at 6oltene ga ogioa mna
9iere 10 Grocert mere arbei0e.
Eoa ct Ws0e / Chicago SsrSag
sen 2TSe Sept. blep oct beitent, al
en- uIminSeIig Streif IfnI begpnSe,
ifalb 8oreninseus ltnoerofoeIinoer
babe imoo at gon inS paa "Bodec'
mes" 9ctingeIier for at tiIituu Ell
bsiere 2en. : 1887 bar Ser I gbi'
cage Ell flor Stcfparb<S treit, iom
nare0e Ipnae. I