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, 1903-01-07
STREET is IN A MOST
pIsGRAcEEuL CONDITION.

Custer street has been allowed to
get in a condition that is a disgrace to
any self-respecting community and
some dairy yards are models of neat.
ness in comparison with it. Loads
of hay have been drawn up at differ.
ent places and allowed to remain there
over night. These are visited nightly
by a dozen or more range cattle, which,
after eating their fill lie down upon
the sidewalk and in the street and are
not only an annoyance to the residents
of the neighborhood but to passers by
as we'll. The street and walks from
one end to the other is Uttered in a
shameful ann The nuisance
should be abated.
, 1903-01-07

park vas read and allowed, on motion
OF Mr.. Schwatke. Mr.. Spicer suggest
ed that the bill be paid, thus giving the
city the exclusive ownership of the
structure.
The business of the council having
been concluded, Mayor Spicer named
Mr.. Hicks to escort Mr.. Rogers to the
clerks desk. Mr.. Simpson for Mr..
Teft and Mr.. Schwatke for Mr.. Phil,
lips. These gentlemen were sworn in
by Clerk McCullagh at 7:45 p. m. and
took the chairs vacated by Messrs.
Hicks, Simpson and Schwatke
Marshal Davies brought Mayor-elect
Miller to the head of the hall.
Mayor Miller's bond for $4,000 was
signed by Constantine P. Arnold and
Frank H. Eggleston as sureties. 1t
was read and ordered accepted and
filed. on motion of Mr.. Gates. Mr.. Mil
lei had previously taken the oath of
office.
Mayor Spicer then welcomed Mr..
Miller to the chair, congratulating him
upon his election n thanking the
council for the courtesies extended to
him during his incumbency of the of
flee.
Mr.. Miller delivered an address from
manuscript, outlining his plans to a
certain extent, urging the members of
the council to join with him in elm
mating p~artizanship from the consid-
Grafton OF the business affairs of the
city. He spoke of the promising out
look for the city. He sale the streets
are rough and the sidewalks
in bad condition and these will receive
the attention OF the administration
early in the spring. He referred to the
condition OF the water supply of the
city, n said that although the people
had rejected the proposition to bond
the city for rebuilding the system, he
did not believe they are satisfied with
the present conditions, and that they
would sanction any wise move to add
to the efficiency OF the water supply.
He favored going to the river for a
supply as a last resort. The paper was
a sensible document. leading one to
recognize Mr.. Miller's sincerity of pur-
pose and endeavor to do his full duty
as mayor.
Mayor Miller nominated James Stir
ling as marshal and ne was confirmed
by unanimous vote of the council.
c. d. Spalding for treasurer. C. P.
Arnold for attorney, Charles Negus,
night policeman. and Charles Hege-
valid as sexton al the cemetery. went
through the same way.
Frank Chapman was named as day
, 1903-01-07
HAS ELEGANT QUARTERS
At HADIT

Senator and Mrs. C. W. Bramel will
&C to Cheyenne Monday to remain dur
ing the session of the legislature. The
senator has secured elegant apart
ments with board in a private family
not more than three blocks from the
state house. The rooms are lighted
with electricity, heated by steam and
are large and light. The Laramie
house will be closed during their stay
in cheyenne.
, 1903-01-07
Punished rooms, over Lar. Grocery
One Hundred Dollars a Box

is the value H. A. Tisdale, Summerton,
8. c. places on DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve, He says: 81 had the plies for
20 years. tried many doctors and
medicines, but all failed except De-
Wits Hazel Salve. 1t cured me-. 1t
is a combination Of the healing proper.
ties of Witch Hazel with a%ntiseptics
and emollients; relieves and perman.
emily cures blind, bleeding itching and
%protruding piles, sores, cuts, bruises
eczema, salt rheum and all skin dis
eases.-Laramie Drug Co., William &
Stephenson, pharmacy graduates.
, 1903-01-07
VERY HIGH WIND
At WOODS LANDING.

G. A. Burg of Woods landing was a
pleasant caller at The Republican Of
fee this morning. He came in during
the forenoon, and reports a genuine
wind storm yesterday. Some fence
was blown down, but the damage was
not great. AS far as he was able to
learn, no one was hurt and no stock
vas injured. Mr.. Burg transacted some
business at the court house and
bought a big lot Of supplies.
, 1903-01-07

Kadol does for the stomach that
which it is unable to do for itself, ever
when but slightly disordered or over
loaded. Kodol supplies the natural
juices of digestion and does the work
of the stomach. relaxing the nervous
tension, while the inflamed muscles of
Kodol digests what you eat and enables
the stomach and digestive organs to
transform all food into rich. red blood.
Stephenson, pharmacy graduates.
, 1903-01-07
MADE LAST RUN
AS A

AS EXPRESS GUARD.
Charlie Negus, who was last night
appointed and confirmed as night pc,
liceman. has made his last run as an
express guard on the Wyoming division
of the Union Pacific, and today sent
his gun to the company's headquarters.
He expects to assume his duties as a
policeman tonight, relieving George
Gray.
, 1903-01-07
Notice Of stockholders MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the %stockhold-
ers of the Laramie Book company will
be held at the Office of the company in
Laramie, Wyo., on January 10Th, 1908,
at Z o'clock p. m. for the election OF
trustees and the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
MRS. N. A. ERICKSON, Secretary.
1857
, 1903-01-07
MONDELL SAYS THE
TROUBLE NOT SERIOUS.

Representative Mondell, who has just
returned from Wyoming, says there is
no occasion for the great clamor which
base been made concerning the alleged
fencing Of western grazing lands, says
a Washington dispatch. THE trouble
is not serious" he said. Even in Ne
braska, as has been represented, most
Of the land fenced is fit only for graz.
ing purposes and there has been no en-,
croachment to speak of on the rights
OF homesteaders."
, 1903-01-07

the office of President Eggleston, at
Omaha. The following men were re-
elected directors: James Eggleston.
president; Horace G. Burt. vice presi-
dent; Erastus Young, E. B. Pryor, J.
Ramsey. jr., S B. Schuyler and C. G..
Warner. The IL per cent quarterly
dividend was declared. This meeting
representing as it does so many con
hicting interests. has been notable
heretofore for its turbulence and this
year it was made eventful by being en-
tirely harmonious.
, 1903-01-07

Remember that when you r rub
bling Perry Davis Painkiller on a mus,
Gle that has been strained by overwork,
Down into the tiny pores of the skin
Painkiller works it's way, soothing the
inlamed tissues and taking away the
ache. Ask your druggist what his 9th
er customers say of this household ben
efactor. There is but one Painkiller'
Perry Davis.
, 1903-01-07

Although the personnel of the coun
Gil changed more than half in less time
than is required to read the record of
it, one mayor going out and another
coming in, there was n jar or hitch
in the proceedings. The three retiring
members Of the council escorted their
successors to the clerks desk, Mr..
Spicer welcoming Mr.. Miller to the
position he had occupied for the past
two years. missing hardly a meeting,
and the work Of the body went right
forward.
The old council met at tbs last ev-
ening, Mayor spicer presiding, Clerk
McCullagh at the desk, Marshal Da-
vies in the hall and the following men,
bers in attendance: Messrs. Gates,
Hicks, Peterson, Schwatke and Simp-
son Absent, Mr.. T%regoning.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The reports OF Police Judge Grant.
Sexton Trewartha and Marshal Davies
we're read and referred to the finance
committee. The police Judge assessed
fines amounting to $154 during the
month; the sexton sold cemetery lots
to the value Of 1913. and the marshal
collected funds to the amount of $3S.25.
in addition to the fines in police court.
Mr.. Tregoning appeared and took
his seat.
The report of the condition of the
city treasury at the close OF business
December 81, 1902, was submitted by
Treasurer spalding and read by the
clerk.
The finance committee reported up
on the monthly reports of the officers,
and recommended that State Examiner
Henderson be asked to examine the
books Of the city treasurer, and on mo
ton Of MI. Tregoning, the report of
the committee was adopted.
A rebate Of $3.50 was allowed Prof.
J.. D. Conley on generalization of prop
erty on University avenue. The lots
are unimproved.
The monthly bills were read and al
lowed.
The bill Of the W. H. Holiday COM
pany for $195.90 for material furnished
IN the building of the pavilion at the
, 1903-01-07
TIMBER NOT TO BE
USED OUT OE STATE

Senator Clark of Wyoming has in,
troduced a bill providing that timber
procured or sold from any forest re,
servation shall not he used outside OF
the state or territory where cut, except
in cases in which in the discretion of
the secretary of the interior the exigen.
cies are such as to render it advisable
to permit the use of the timber else,
where.
, 1903-01-07
Mems outftters. Woodruff & Terry.
New Century Comfort,

Millions are daily finding a world OF
comfort In Bucklen's Arnica Salve. 1t
kills pain from Burns, Scalds, Cuts,
Bruises; conquers Ulcers and Fever
Sores; cures Eruptions, Salt Rheum'
Boils and Felons; removes Corns and
Warts. Best Pile cure on earth. Only
Csc at Chas. N. Settele's drug stoFe.
, 1903-01-07

A New Series of Stock in our local
building association will be issued on
Jan. 25, 1903. Subscription books now
open at the Albany County National
secretary. j3 I'm
, 1903-01-07
NEW CITY MARSHAL
TAKES OFFICIAL OATH.

At 2:2O this afternoon Marshal E. B.
Davies turned over the badge of office
to his successor, James Stirling, and
the latter is now in possession of the
office. He wears a star presented by
Harry latham, a former marshal, a
beautiful silver emblem.
, 1903-01-07
RANcHMAN CHARGED WITH
THREATENING NEIGHBoR.

Albert Katon, a. ranchman living
twenty-five miles northwest of town,
is under arrest charged with threaten
ing the life of a neighbor, Fred Nc
Laughton. The men Quarreled over a
woman. Katon vii be tried before
Justice Grant.
, 1903-01-07
The Man With the Hoe In idaho.

A new folder issued by the Oregon
Short Line Railroad company bears the
above title. It Is issued in the interest
OF h~omeseekers, and gives an excellent
and interesting description and write
ur of Idaho az an Irrigation state. A
COPY a be had ny addressing
n. z. hurley, D. 8. SPENCER,
q, p. L T. A. A. g. P. & T. A
Salt Lake City. Utah
, 1903-01-07

The Singer Sewing Machine office
has been removed to ZIG Third street.
opposite the cathedral. George Schnei'
der. agent.
, 1903-01-07

Want ads, lost ads, for sale ads. 10
fact all ads in The Republican are roai
by Just the people you want them 10
reach.
, 1903-01-07

Pacific Express Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Pacific
Express company occurred Monday in
, 1903-01-07
Council Committees.

Council Committees
Finance-Gates, Phillips and Tefft.
Streets and Alleys-Rogers, Tregon
ing and Peterson.
Police-Tefft, Phillips and Peterson
Fire Observation-Disclosures, Tregon'
ing and Gates.
Printing-Phillips, Tregoning and
Tefft.
Sewer-Gates, Peterson and Rogers,
Park-Rogers, Tefft and Phillips.
, 1903-01-07

Secondhand sewing machines
cheap at 116 Third street, opposite the
cathedral.
, 1903-01-07

The best ready-to-wear Suits, good
as tailor-made. Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1903-01-07

Oil, needles and repairs for all kin.ls
OF Sewing machines at 116 Third
street.
, 1903-01-07

Old papers csc pei hundl cd At The
Republican once
, 1903-01-07

Dan, Republican Soc per month.
, 1903-01-07
COUNCIL
TRANSFERRED FROM ONE ADMIN.
IsTRATIoN TO ANOTHER
LAST EVENING.

Mayor Miller Succeeds Mayor spicer
and Three New Members Of the
Council Sworn In-Appointments
Of Marshal, Attorney, Treasurer
and Other Officers.
, 1903-01-07

Appointments.
Marshal-James Stirling.
Treasurer-C. D. Spalding.
Attorney-C. P. Arnold.
Night Policeman-Charles Negus.
Sexton-Charles Hegewald.
Chief of Fire Experimentation
Lehman.
Driver of Fire Team-Timothy Mark
er.
Janitor at City Hall-W. E. Yelton.
President of Council. E. Gates.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13

SsOsfalS. CberitIsitnant 2autrnp
er ogo, Sc Mar gommel. San uar It's.
Iigere Ritmeiter Ue0 3Sie Graoonregi.
ment / aarbus.
Guerretsingfsrer I ais6enbopr.
Giretter ior asiuranceieIifabet Sal.
MIA, 6. u. De Sine StibiteS, or al.
aaaet oeo Ieoeu. Gireftsr Sttbiteo
pur en- inSen ben iurioiife geroer /
Ganmurf meget anieet Mtauo, Der OF.
iaa er blcpet benpttat j Here noroiifs
asiuraucetOmiteer.
Gn nT aclStng.G BnRn5 melt BE-.
tien0te ca opgtise 2onompuS. RrJ'
prietQr AielS Sersanien 9lmossaaro.
StiRrholm, er aiIaaet pe0 Gsoen. 81
Mar uaumel. ai0sSe Dor bl. q. YfeS.
lem al GoumarfS 9rlgaiorenirlerS
6GaesbeitDreIie 90 Sormano Tor So.
miteen for 2unoerifoV-9rinSiteb
gdnen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13

Tag SCOTS Emulsion for Kjert
Ter. Born har ofte Saar paa Hal
sen, der like vii lade sig kurere.
Saarene kommer og gaar. For9l-
drene we'd kanske like, hvad der
or i Veien eller hvad de skal giore.
Rjertler er Sygdommen, og Scott S
Emulsion es Medicinen.
SCOTS Emulsion lager Saarene.
lien deter like alt. Kjertler forer
til Taring Diet er den virkeliee
Fare. Mar SCOTS Emulsion tages
! Tide, forebygger den Taring.
" sender Dem sierue paa ForAngende en- Hdsp
Prove.
SCOTT 8 BOVINE. ~ Pearl Street, New Yo,s
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
Roalb Imunbien er fpmnen hieir

Hpnl0 ItttrtD1en er tortlrlen Dleirl
til Rorse ira en- Waaneos Spbolo
llofanoet. Sr. amuuoien bar 81. /,
beiegt Sunoee for at fonferere ncS
Ifotife SpaIfonaere ON S%sforbolbene
gaffins 9ay % SarOanoene omfrlna
De Ggne, ban artager at beis8e TIMBER
lin foreItaaenoe Expedition. San bIeu
/ 9unbee mobtnget meb itor Smsbe'
%fommenbeb, og Soalfon9erne tilbaS
aaeiammen at btitaa bam neo Grams
port til Ssregionen al foritieui9e
Sager, iom ban ifaI baue meo ii1.
Sffe minore imsoefommenOe bite 9ll.'
toriteterne / 2onbon fig. Get Brittle
IomiraIitet forprebe bam iaaleOe$
ale De Starter, JON BET har ltbgipet
ober De @9ne, ban ifaI beieae, % no
taIte lin itore Snteresie for bans gr.
petition. 6lere al De engelife game
8oIorfarere, iaalebes Iaan 9oung,
uotalte ogioa i'm gegeiitrtng for bans
GIan. S ca. 3 Tiger opboIot ST..
qmunoien iig oeb Sbierootoriet /
8otsoam, bpor ban arbei0ebe meo Sn.
I%trumenterne fra iibite "6rom".grpe.
0ition unoer 2ebeIie al Brofesior
Sdmibt % Or. @bIer. Sr. Imun0.
len funbe life rofiom role ben itoror'
te6e 9ebnnbIing, Ser bIeo bam tiIoel
/ Spiflano. Ran bite ham en- enc.
Itaaen0e S~msbefommenbeo % Snter,
este, iom fulminerebe, ga ban Iige fsr
lin Qfretie fra Berlin boIbt Soreoral
/ "@eieaihaft fir Grofuube", ct al
Spiflon6s melt bersmte pibenifobe.
li9e SelifQ6er.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
Commander Dean, G. A, R.

Samss q. 2soH, Commander Gene.
raj Granb gDit o. u. o., ainsitoH,
y. o., FEB fore apalsr osS 3pspepiia.
aRaerne erfl9rsoe BAN ior ubelbrsbetis,
men 81. Gapio asnHsOp's 5apurits
Rsmepp beIbreoeoe bam falbfauoist
paa fort Gib.
gr. 9arto asnusop's gaoortte Btmeop
belbrsser 9bspepiid. Naue' % 5armips-
DONNIE iaauet iom aIs Rprs', 2euer', 8Iers'
o. S~looipaopmms.
vile Gpoteters irlser bet / be npe
50Geuts Etaitsr os / be rsgulare
800 5toitsr.
ErsOtEass - not for en- gEsps, ut, sr. Bon.
pr,David Kennedy Corporation. Roudout, NY.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
Spcm anlaaSe NiSarOs? : sronS.

SDeni anlaabe EioaruS?? : Srono.
biem er man bIeuet oInrmcret Of en-
biitoriif Strib. onganenoe intet mini.
Gre eno Oct Spsrasmaol. Seem bar
anlagt 9ibdros2 Sra NiNOuoINeren
til bore Gage bar Ser - iout Reoft9r
9efens 9Iao "Iinaros" ~uNtrpffer Bet
life prret Sfugee al Soj, ON at
Set bar Soma Clap Srp8ooien. iom
fsrit bpsgebe 9ibaros. &c0 900.
a~arsieIten | 1897 bar BET IA o9iol.
tiger glaSet. ieIpeite Groiea'or 8u.
itdo Storm. iom eroeIj1 ioitiIoa
garstanet for 9ioaros' gn}r3. T3n
MI fornmer arfitcft Serm. ". Shir.
mer % mener at fnnne g~,anjie, at
Suorre StnrIaisn bar blor>ct 6e to
CIap'er iomnenL bpab Torh2loet til
HioaroS angoar, % at Der icm har
orbnet ct tibsmrsiist gr20lra Ser,
er SIap SoroIbisn. @Ni01~t$" b..
mrrfcr, at Sr. Shirrrer hor fine
e8nc I~erirQcr ON Dor miE&ra.Ncrite
9pguinQSfuuIt. % at bar VII oQioo
iom Sagofritifer err fommct Il. 3onife
onerrQifcnoe 9feiliItater.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
Rusiere 90 Qmarifanere.

Ora Snfooate, iom Iisger norolisit
I Sapan, friues til en- 9ofobamn.a pis,
at 6 S~pIfangere, oeriblaaSf to aneri.
fanere % en- Soerife. faIot I SrHoerrc
poa Rusiere. &c retite itattb nteo en-
@aao ira Snlnrret psS Rcbbta
SsIano, men peuote life .ilbdge, "a
nan irbster FOR, at Husierne bar ifltSt
Dem cher bortisrt Gem forei Sc git
Dem ioeien. aopteineu paa en- iasauit
5fonner iortGler Sercm. Mmerit1.
uerne heS 6. RcGamiih % 6. areger
% Suenifen faIbte iig Z. $. G1omp.
ion.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
Gn aammel Srbcrsmanb. 2prt

% airfeionger / @eItre 9prum Soban
grpbn, ipm nnlig tiIito0es Berger.
oaobsmeoaIien / Selo for lang %
fortienitfuIo 9irfiomheb / Stolens
Sieneite, feirer Sen 3oie Snnrnr 1908
lit 50sIarsilbilpum fom 2prer. Soy
nepreIt 81. Wuntbe.8oa8 % en- Gel
al gpgbens itsrIte 8aarbbrugere bar
itiQet Zig / SptOien for GF6oIbeIie al
en- Set for Subilanten t Sanopifen5
Sotel. Sr. 9rpbn er 8Pring og fp,.
Ser 70 glar fsritfommenbe 21oe Sa.
mar; ON bam fan oct Dog meo futO
Sanobeo iiges, at ban baaoe le8emliq
og aanoelig er "iom en- llngoom rift"
Sulen 1852 btmitterebes ban fra
differ Seminar, bar iaa / 8 Ior Ont
9an~gsifoIeIprer / gprltm og~ ct Gar
gar 9Prer oeo 8rammers IGr6e %
RealifoIe. S1S64 aniatte5 ban JONI
2prer oeS differ Seminars EoeIie3.
Ifole og airfeianaer beb grpns &irts.
Otter oper 81 Mars 8irfiombeb peo
Seminariet i SEN iioite Sio ogina
iom SeminnrlRrer / 8GOagogif "a
Retbooif - aft ban peo aarsIfiftet
1850, ba Seminnriet, iom BE.
fienot bLeo Hpttet til SoImeItrono
belt oper i aommunens 2icneite, ibet
bans SfoIe bIeo aIminOeIig 9pgbeifo'
Ie. @rpbn bar perionlig fienbt
iomtIige geitprere % 9prere pes
differ Seminar belt fra BETS S~tiitelie
i 1884; De fsrit nriatte bar nemIia
enSnu oerube, ba ban / 1850 Bier
bets Glen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
Ten pripiliacrcbe Ercsic.

mari har ION betieuot EFT &ptfe VIoo3
meO "gertingife IiOcnoe" / Spioie1
1out ErioiIeqium pan ole oifentIigc
9cficnotaierelicr. Gettc oil for 6rer'
ti0er bIioe unGerleOe&. iOct Ri93ongcn
bar bcluttrt Cprettclicn al en- "Stot3.
toeuoe". tpori ale ben Sio95 o.
tjcn0tQioreIicr itoI ir0rpffe5. 6or'
Ilolrs en- Cprettclie al Ell iaooon Aojs
er ireIuiat al T'Srr. &jlh, 2a$ien o.
2i1urO BERG. @e0 EorIQlct$ iioit2
@chonolina / Tolfctir8ct, uotaItes, CT
oenne Son latte Vunttum ior Den prt.
u~iliocrcoe Treaie5 &iitorie ! Gan.
mari.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
On eeIeber saa e unSer opfnarih

YIN felcber Sag CT UNDER opfllorlh
1aage / GnbbranosoaIen. S6sii
boIotes Ser Ct SeIifab paa Gaaroen
IN bos 2ensmno 2iitao. Otter bette
SeIifab ienote Goftor guergaorb q
9ren til Vaitor StafsrGs. bpori oct
heSar, at Heileftionerne gisr iia ieIo.
nanr VulitiiunftionGrer "a aiiore fan
aisre iig ifnIoig | l~loroener iom Der.
aaunt bar Goerretsiagfsrer Slien %
Observation-Disclosures 9Iom.i "a.
itor StnfsnGs foripner ian bette grep
n,eo en- Gaotesning, inbeholoenoe
en- HGffe Sniinuationer % Sigtelier.
8rRIten bliper MI al De Sigteoe ino-
falbt til 6orli9eliesfommisiion, ca
Ger 6lioer buot BAN 6orlig paa Be 9e.
tiitgelier, at ban offentIia ifal tilbagc.
faloe fine Sigtelier iom g~rimSIsie.
Oien iitaoetfor at inogaa paa 5orlia.
ajentager GrRiten fine SiateIier %
tilfsier me. 3 g8enifob al offeutliAe
TunftionRrer o~perienoer MI Sagfsrer
Slien m. Il. Sagen til Statsobppfa.
ten, i6et DC snifebe at anI9gge pripatp
SsesmoaI MOB 8rpiten, ON life Del
SffentIige ifliIbe iinoe at burSe Ifrioe
ino. Sagen bIeo MI al StatsaSpofa.
TEN ooerienot Rigsaopofaten JONI
tfsIge "@uobranosoglen" fanot, al
8reItens SfripeIie life aIeue inbeboISt
nronprerAp 0~nIfnIAninnpr mon nninn
"falif Inflage", boorfor set benIti!.
lebes fl Statsaboofoten at iGtte Sor.
unoerisaeIier iQnug MOB Grplten ion
iigtet for "faIif anflaQe". 9ette er
MI fleet, % Sorhsr piI blipa optaget.
Ga Der er llStaleIier / BrGitetts Sfri.
oeIie. iom ogiaa fan opfattes iom for
n~prmelige ober:or SorenIfriperen
bar benne erfIpret iig inbobiI, bpor.
for Sagfsrer Sdep, 2iqeboMme-,
er optteont iom Sptteoommer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
gGrnms @erf. gIanSt i oisie O.

Qe tbingIGite gienSomsbanoIer
gtfer, 9prllnt og Giter fiube& en-
SperorageIie al en6eI Gien6omnle til.
berenoe $. 8ebel Sorlsbergs arbin'
ger, Ser err oo~eroraget 9Grltms Bert
for 5S7,6SS SIR. Sammenbpngeu er.
at oisie gienoomme er ouerfert til SCI
Tor ct aars Sio iioen itifteoe rnnipnr.
Iige Selifab S9rums gerf - aapital
I Wilion SIR. - bois S%nteresienter
uoeIuffenoe er Be inntme aroiuger,
9e gienbomme, bet gieLoer. er 99.
runs Bert meS tiQiggenbe gienoom.
me iamt enbel al BEN ubififteoe &ro1.
ifopens 4lmenning og nogle Sfon.
eieuSomme | 2ommebalen. Ger ar
Sesuoen enbel gienbomme ! 2ier %
/ ariitianin m. b., iom ogiaa Ell
ooerfsrte til bet iamme S~uteresient'
fob.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
Srn 1922 til II. NeSSeIeIier

sra 102 iii II. Me66eIeIien ON,
at Re0attercn al set itatsun0erits:'
teoc 0a0eraLeubIo0 "ShID. 8renSp."
Sr. Strot2riou. bar reiit RoNfIa99
Tor 1O2 Iiliribe al 6ornGrmeIier
Sen al Raoatter 3caicu MOB ST..
Strnferiun reiitc 2nnurjcproce3, CT
ieila9til mcoSeIer banife 9Iooe. Re.
6ottGr 5traterinn& R~o0fIoger beIsber
iig fun til II, % De ongonr oae 9e'
teQnelien "Rtpttlebloo". iom "SIen5.
bcr9 apis" eiter aipng& eff bor an.
ueuOt poa nppute AT Sen ~preusiiifc Rc,
aierinq bemmeIt8 itsttebe 6ortpif'
n~iug5bla6. 6orsori8t bPrer ReSofts!
Iesien iIet life aniooret for De paa'
giRIoen6e II Rotitier ON gIa6et.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
Gorinsen.
Sporban aampen mob bennc inisenos
SDgobm trnfes fprt | Ganmarf.
anoct oanT GDt.

Sra aje6enhapn ifrines ben 1909
December. Regierinaens IubertuIoie'
aommisiion. iom blen nebiot iorrige
SeIt, bar enSt lit IrbeiSe. Set iorIp.
Ser, at commissioner eritemmia bar
erfienot admpen moo Subcrhiloier q.
uare en- Samimno$ing. iom Stat a
aommltne bsr ta8e % / ut0eite Ont
lang. 9epil1nin9er poa Iinarslo0en
bsr gipes for at opIrre 6~oIteffoIen$
2prere i'll at forltQn GoupenS Hetpe.
ming. Otter ncrIf Msniter ifoI ser pfo
2co inoisreS SunHbcoSfoutrol ncS
9teLt. pOeS fattiae Moore iunS MeIf
gratis. ioror0nc& 9c8infeftiou eiter
Sr6erfuloieipge % flnne foretole$
Span85inblGggclie al Fatienter, Sem.
munerne Hal oercttr Sonatorier
bnortil Stoten pSer SaIooeIen al
9paaellbgifterue "a ire Tierocoele Al
Smfoitningerne pes Yotieuterne& 9e.
banoIirg.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
Sre UaarSc brGuotc.
9fanSerS,

Sen tS0e December. : gite. peo Il
tioen opIto0 Ger SIO ! Z. 2aurien5
@onrO / Sernina, 3Ioen opltob / en-
Nornitot, D~Oorira Oen bre0te iiB til
2uurien5 @aoro % til Gbr. Ssren.
lens o. :. 2llootgicns 8oaroe. Pile
ire @aarbe n~eobrpn0te nogIe SUtn
jnocbrGn0te, alt Snbboct re0be6e3,
%Iocn iormenc5 paaiat.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
Get Inife eiusfurEfrinoSIclifab

Sltomi. Der life er mere eu0 II Iar
gommelt, fan / benne WacNch opuiie
en- iamIet 6oriifringsium poo 100
WiQioner. 3ette ~ItorarteHc Neiultot
al en- ioa iorboIoSois fort Njrfiombso
ifpIoeS piitnof iGrli8 patrit,j'tc Scns
inn
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
SicmDenot Nmerifaner.

SctitoIeiorit1noer &. 9aun, Der / lin
Si0 bar 1oritonoer for SeIuno SCI.
ifole, o. Joni bar meQet befierot / Hii.
feIbcpGgelienS Gage, bar. eitcr flcre
Mars CpboIb i amerifa, / 6i@ie Gage
iaoct Gmbe0c iom SfoIcIGrcr / Shp.
Nr. @oln bopoe 2prcreyamen fra
8ie0pC0.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
Gn mnberlig Tiif. SRA ga

nteooeIes 246e December: Baa Biz
ten er i~ianSbreoet EFT osb 6iIf, 912
500 lang pon Mibten IA Sonm2r
,breb, meo iiloeIignenOe Sopeb %
&rop, INHALER al moo Gnoene; Ion1s
belle &pggen Ell re0li8 liOcn Slime,
omtrent ingen Spol, i6lD8Iinienoe
6arpe, fpeitelignenoe &ioo. Gpret
anfom ioog biO. SteOets "~noturfpn'
bige" fan ingen SIpsning Qioe. Get
paaItaaes at nogIe at pore Ell Siloe'
fonse, - andre mener, at BET life CT
noget min0re emo en- Seormunge.
Sngen al Sc berpprenoe gamIe 5iifere
bar noqeuiinoe Jet ct inooont Gpr,
Get ienoeS ioog til gibenIfa6si elIf1'
BET / Srono1iem.