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Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
Gpilep0 CT abios
lmt belbreoeli9.

Ter er life noeet iaaoaut Orb iom baablgs
/ bort 2erifon. Soil. iom liber al gpilepit
fan tage Moo til itg. Ser ttlbpoes en- fri
Sur, ior bar fnloIt9uots gIen9tpet Surores
Der al Itdftels 2toenbe Selbreoeu.
2R9 &9rfe til. at ri lite blot tilbpber
m,olertiois 2inortug, men paris Selbreoelie.
Ser better insen SorpltJteIie eler I~Ib9iiter
peo bette 5ilbue ON en- gratis Hrgoebebano'
ling. Spis Sc lioer al @pilepii iaa itriu ioaa.
GpilepIt tau lille aleue helbreoes, men biz
Der beIbrebet huer Sag peo Sr. 9iublcps
Golden Remedy. Set er en- Siemmebehuro,
ling, lput I~pripner Nerperne mso, hoa0 be
trGnser % f%orebpsser Sloottlitrsmnin9 %
&rampe.
Ser er Saab - uenbeliS Saab for ale.
Site ialift Saab eler Ell Ton Snuiion, men
en- peIgrunoet 5rp paa Si5beeen ON Selbre'
belle. Experimentation ltaar life title. Ten
aaar altio rremao. Sen retter Itabia tib'
liaere beeaaepe SetltaeeIier % tulptafter
@aarSoaaenS Seprier. 9ige iad pit er bet,
at Golden Remedy ptl furere Gpilepii -
mort rel, furerer life blot linore.
Or. 2inolepS Golden Remedy er ben
eneite Wcbtcir, Tom boloer 9feroerne fulps
tpmmeu irtite % / bet rette Sorbplo til
bpernnbre.
Zen iRlses unber en- ubtrnftelte 8aranti
Iitret peo en- aapttal al $4,000, Sntet auoet
GftbbeI er ~rp9euiiuoe bIepen iolgt uuoer en-
jaa liberal @araHil.
Spis 9e, 9eres Gen eler npseu al Seres
ssamilie lioer al Gpilepit. Do "TRIP % iprtRl
Or. 9iubIep at beronL % ban oil sipe Gem
&aao gratis.
On GRATIS Tlaffe af GOLDEN REMEDY
(fuio Sterrrliel irnoes paa aumuoning finn
en- 0ana) til ale sihenne. Tsttc ifer Tor at
piic, builfrn nroftclig iru Silpirfcrne bar
ban GOLDEN REMEDY iUm ct gaiosei tii at
furere 6pilepii ior %btiiannig. StriB ritter
oct inag til d. u. 9. Sinolep. @gr., eOlocn
Gurt Go, Samngun, Snn.
a~orreipoRoanee uteo oueHHGpnte 6trma
MAJ tie paa Gugelit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
Sra HtSsepap.

GrrSs SiSenS SrooEbe0 % De paa
mango Steoer en0nu beioPrIige 8eie
prog o5iaa ira 0tsie 8anter BOG rogIe
til 0eCorab for paa Ror0manOs Bis
al tage OG / pore SSR0re8 Mtinoefeit
170e Watfeitcn, Der iom Ip0OonIiJ
fetrebeS pao GoqegegrurSen. @IQn0t
Dem, ser ira oi8ie Ranter bar moot
frem, iaoeS Mr. % Q}r8. 8. Saga %
Sbor 8aIooriOn, Der pau ieIoe 6eIt.
0ogen - ben 1Soe iaor, 0u 6er 17Oe
bar Ssn0ag - fpl0te tine so. & If1I
fife Der foriege at itge noget on 6elt'
ItgbeOerne, bOorom "0eporob~@5oiter"
meo5eIer o5 iaa me9et goOt; fun moo
oi iao 2oO at totfe ior os % iGrIi8
taffe for 6eittaIerne % for 6eitian'
gene. 2epe BET fipre gamIe 2an0 meo
fine Ssnrer og D6tre boo0c bienme,
Der % hopr be ipr6e3!
- &oa0 @circt mi - it0cn 'crrige
Sor&bag - a>tgoar, ioo ma BET rig
tigrot tiIitaoes, at ri fier0er @ot
tgien. Wor1gocn al Nois cr MI plan
tet, 0qi1n BETTE, Of RtQoepap-@ut.
ternc her en- aop,6 0oo @a0cn b,ooitP
ioo froTtig / line 2ofre &orn, foro8eoe
Woiitemringen i uetDoc,i8 0}on.
@tuterne ffaI Ia Gat for Thtiiffcl!
On teo.o8if Shtoent 5. @rsrbp
at Decorah. ifaI iGrItfcmmcnOe 0torp'
bag - 250e - beqmoe meo RcID'
gion8ffoIa / Observation-Disclosures go
.chus her i @0er oG hoIoe ben / 10
Wnme>er, t hotIten Eto han ogioo
fommer til MI ~ Ia II prrotte ! Gin.
coin o. Mtaojion - ian1'guIigoi8 %.
iua ! @ptn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
Sra Hetten.
Gu CONNER anbciuler bcliis Guit.

IN CONNER ! en- GOIora0o.Ret
"5Sor nTiten ct Aar iiOeu be.
aguote Ic8 al bru9e @rope.9hltS iom
9}Hrlng%nti9otI. 5taOi8t 0pboIO in.
oerbrrS % Get e~n3fornlIBe &ontorar-
or5ejoe ba0oe i%cuIcot3 ioGftet miit
a~an1e.i8e SprriHRbeo, at ieg ieIte,
lea a5ic.ut trPngte noget, Ipm boer.
fen %n1er eIcr "Iooo SpecialiitS"
imr:es at pGre iitano til at Ifofie mig.
Gn llgeS @rua al 8rape.9tlttS 70
@Inge en- Tagen ouerbeotite mig ON,
at oFn 5eioo uir0oarItee 6ortrtr.
min Nomo&fra't perSte tiIbage meb
fort1uienoe &urtiabeo; Sen Sierrn,
'Ioppclie, lea ito0i8t boobe Iiot al,
'orip1n0: burti3t; Eanteflorbe0 %
,2anoeli8 SunoteO % Ell &ftiottet
ION oIbria iSr, par. ReiuItutet nj
roaIe ina NoonenerS 9r11g al Bette
NrrirwSmi6ocI.
tloen @ctptelIgheo a~nbcfaler icl
@ropc,gtut&, iom Sc: met bemprf.
niu8$oTrbi8c IseemiS0eI, Iom &i,
0enifaber ro9eniur6c bar tiIbere0t ioa
btNt min 6rroifab o. grfcrtrg goar."
gtaon % Aoresie oFgiDes pe0 Goihtm
Go. Battle Greet. Did.
9ommeren bar Rct. @raQe Ru!s
6oob er en- iiffer % m~rtpurotg Or.
Bigger al &ierner, o. pao Seu fat,
! man ftoIe. Sette bar i'm Gariaa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
SafNaelie.

llnbertesneoe fSIer Sran9 til at beotbs
ne be mango. iom bite % 9eftaseIie %
Sialp | ben titnse Brspelie, iom er falot
/ Dor COB beb Dor fiGre Suitrus, gfos
oers, Satters os SsIters SOB os Searas
pelis, ppr BaaitisnneIie os Dor biertea
Iigite Sal for beres barme &i9rligbeo
til benbe % os.
u. q. Sagen.
Olga Sagen.
Gnton Segs.
8unbtlo Se9g.
Grit Shonb oe Suitrt.
Oscar Segg.
Gbolf Segg % Suitru.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22

PIX 44NMFM W4NEM
3 minneapolis % ct. DaiiI bar
Der ligelcDes fIere t7oe Naifefter.
Jobn 20. Mrctanber tnlte | Grefoloig.
beosfirfen; goltor 81. Dulf @jertien
! 9etrstin Menigbeo; ban talte ienere
ogfnd ! 1pgen ~Sslos" 5eit paa "a.
mia SAL s "gsioaros" tolte alrne
Offtie; I 1Tcore" abpotat Grotte; |
"Grnn1 Dr. Cams og SSobs. Greietb;
! "RorbIpiet" Neoaftsr Stapnbeim o.
5. U. Neterion. Eurnforeringen buu-
De 5eit | Mormmrta Saa; ogina Der
talte s. u. 9eterion. BED Sungfor.
eningen "RieruIf"g Set talte slooofat
Senrp @iertien. Rorofap" 2ose
bnooe en- iRrSeles penpffet Seit / ct.
Ba,d, bpor abpofat O. s. Soanet
bolbt Edlen for 9neen.
@nopt6ere berettes orr f7be Mui-
letter | Stinnater pg Sergiis SAILS.
S i~ioitnorunte gp bapSe Sons Of Ror.
map en- 5eit, og Der feireoes en- anSen
oeo Rarf Mesion College. 8eo ben
fsrite talte aboofot 8rstte fra Win,
reapolis. Golf fra Soiston, McSn-
tofb % andre gper baobe en- flor Seit
peS Duff 2ofe, boor Seittalen bolotes
al Grofesfor aafer ira Meonr6eno.
BroF. 81. g. anberion bclot Set.
taIen pco en- t7be RuifeIt / Gitroreo,
81. Saf.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22

Eim Gbcrn bIep / Mtnnoag8
opertiert al Grpnet / GreSro lige pes
&eronen, meoe1rS ban ifllIoe gaa
ontboro poo Erpret. San giorOe
1,enlig et6eiItrtu % ioIot iu0 imeQem
@ognene, ion bar / 9eppeeIie. Sin.
Iene pao en- af @ogrene far bor
toers ODER oe0 8rpitet. af0Goe bar
Roa0miter poa Soma % Mirneiota
Giotionen Of 8iImaltfee 9arer.
Sons 9ier bar i GaIrror, boor ban
b1obe beet / Tere Aor. San e~ftcrIa.
Der fig Some % ire gsrn, en- Son og
TO Getre.
Tr. aberr boobe lang Tio oPret
oriat beS WiIpoufee @onen, hpor
han bar Ell 9gtt onbetroet Wo1tb. Son
bar Ite6ie poo Garten, % nonr mon
bar iroe poo Reiie, mGote man ieonli1
BEN oertIige o9 forefommcnbe Trnf.
ttonpr. mnrr1e bill meN @e6rebeli,
erfare, Of hon fit en- iao bat og ube,
ttuleIis 0sS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
Gma6pIu2e

- C5cr4ia a. C.ua H&E.n rct'.e
Tan0a8 II. Tcc8.l2 %~4. NMl.. '.r
at 0eItc5e i i'm 8rer8 0r9,l2
- Gbron9 &ott5ie "a @r1rgm /
&orSmgcr reijte 4}1n>,, 4oc.o til
91orge for at t,foc o~eraicuurc Ell ~,
nraaite for bcit1noiQ @an bar ~.
Bol0t fig ! 9ecorao noitcn ca 4}ewnI'
IfeuIoer % CT jcm 0onoel2bc.icut
fommen i @crereIe meo he,c P0en$
CO Cmegaens 3~e;oyfrirB. 2lNc o9tcv
BAN for bans ~5p6erLj8c @or2ttcr %
hons title. ulaIte,ige &rn6eI. 6Ol2
0et far foes ON roGerl at ban life
har rocclt T,9n>e. MAJ Nct il1c& onl
ham. 4}r. 6. z 36ommon ol Nu'
tint par I,aeiom bans 1n0cn. 1S1r "a
Maor. San crbeiocoe / Tbompio>;
Gtore / q Gor, % Sc Fr'tcoe a,6rta
ct uocLiqt Orb.
-9auterominntor !. q. Iboup
ior ira Ibomcion / @unnsboar
Gouutp, Sema, bar Uprct pao @ci6s
hos iine IorGISre, Or. % W}rs. 6
e. 9benpion / 9ecorah.
6. G. 3idermor / q. Iar,
bar 2sroaG Gitermiobna noe Ok
fisrte me0 I'm 9utter, Mtrs. 6rofer
oe i'm 5pigerin0e, gtrs. q. 6. Did
errHal. $eftene tog no, % Gle forr
III Stobe, Wars. Grater meget aISor
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
Jonas O.. u. T..

1000 al S~torarn,eei,s MeSlemlner
tom oen 19oe Mai iamme1, til ct 2eir.
nlsoe / Gebor Rapibs. aarsberetnirr
gen bier, at "a Piano at Sotpa1afoe
Iingen CT bsoe iiben 1902.
SirsSng aften boiotes en- feItltg
Wootagnins, oa Be forneuite Saiere
bar Senator Dolipcr % 8ongres.
rnanS GouIins. Snsoag gftermtbbag
par Ser en- flor Garaoe % ON aTte1er1
en- 2eiriIb. Ser taIte Sen. Sobn 6.
9tad, 8lloerrer Gummtns 90 ibo.
SsieIteretsSommer Spiiab 8toen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
Ct Brep fra Sjornion.
Zen gnmle Sigter ffriper ansaaeroe
Sautaen | 5argp.

8isrnion-g dttoen bleo hfe dfils'
ret ben 17be Wtai / Sarge taar, ION
paatRnft. Norbmeroene | Sarge
ipntes, Sugen par life forbereot NOT.
at Oct piIoe bore belbigere at tage
Iibt lensere Sto FOR OF faa oparbei'
oct en- gierrionitemntng boaoe
blattbt norife og amerifanere. Oct
er Oct ferite Monument, iom relics
/ Roro Oafpta, % BET er poa TN
8laos at reile ct 9isrulon-W ONT
ment / ben rorifeite Stat / llnionen,
Ren SargoioIfet er blet beifplot for,
at bet / be ienere aar life bar bit,
at De beiiober Srteresier for noget
bsiere enb 0oIaren. 9ette piite Jig
Dog paa ben itbite 17be maifeit life
at bore ianbt.
Smiblertib bapbe Sormanhen for
benne gauto ifrepet til 9iernion, %
%ltnoerrettet BAN ON, bpGb 6argofol.
fet agteoe at eisre paa BERNIE Toe
@ai % 9. ienbte i ben l~nIeontng
felgenoe:
auIeItoo 'fsrite Wai 1908.
Sr. 0oftor 6ielbe!
Seq taffer DEM for, at Oe melote
mig, at RorbmRno / 8pIten ap ame.
rita piloe / nit SiIbuRums-glur reiie
en- Ststte meb nit Bortret. SCR
CERES 9ren fom, ptbite ieg intel Der.
ON. gu er Der mango RoromRrb,
JON par mere pero 4 fomme til ben.
ne 9gre cen ies. Wsen noar s pil
gisre apIsringen til en- Slags TOE
Meoifelt; ga ifisnner ieg bebre, boor.
for S bar oalst mig. ap m,lepenbe
3orbmGto er ieg bel ben, iom bar
boIot De fIeIte 17be WattuIer, os al
ole er ieg Den, iom bar ifreoet De
fleite 6GoreIanbsiange til 3orges
ggre.
Or Oct set s bill mtnres, % er
bet / oen aanb, S bI iamIes ON
min gtstte oen t7be Mai, iaa er iea
al alt NIT 6iarte iammen meS bere.
Seq litter og ifriper bette ben fsr'
ite Woi. Sneen bar iaapibt brob
fig tiIbofe ira Marferne; men Sen
Iigeer / Sfogen og fuller pao %.
ga ioo uferoist ipnes oct mpite
9orge mig anr,u. Oct ifarpeitf
gdrarbcioe rtaa til, ct Oprpbrings'
nrbeibe al ole bore &rafter. Soa'
Iebes bar iee ielo tot t. b~eaprnerbt
meb mig ielp. Saoleoes bar ief
pgioa tat / poa min 8aarb, iom ief
bGber ifoI bore ct WsrIterbr1lf, is,
ieg i~1utter. 90 ba Ifal beGer niger
Susmpnb Longer firnes pua Den
men Triarbeioere rltrbt ON paa be
res gte11bomsplooier.
Sra Set unge, oarIiee Rorge,
TremttSens 2anb 90 fra bets tiImo
bige b6rofsre arbeibere icnber iet
iSnq en- 6irrteIig 5iIier til lttfIpt
terne. iom bpneer fat neb % % &c
Ter bore SIP, og berfor iao aiGrne
iremnreSc 2urb iantles pno Sen 17ot
Not iom Ole 9,ta faIote "9forge!
8cbieI8bnQ".
Ceres tofnemligc
9ieruitjerne Sisn o n
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
glmSrc 17oc Maifeitcr.

170e Ntai ices iaar at babe ppret
iciret pao rIgtig mango 5teSer, %
ooernlt bar 6eitIigbeOeriye u9ret bel
Ipffeoe, ) Gbicaao baDSe man arraH.
geret Ell itOr 6olfetcit | Brands &nrf,
boor Beer 9, Strsnune botSt 6eit.
tulen; oeSltoen tatte aApofat 8nOe
ira 2afe 6oreit. s Scauoia Sail par
Der ogiaa Set % ber haIte Ears s.
Saian ior 0agea.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
Spudrmatiuu

boIoles Ssnoas BEN 17be Mai
Geeorobs Sanooefirfe, bDor en- ioa
flor 6orianIing bopoe iuoftnoet zig,
q. Ser par trunst ont RLaSs. 8aItor
s. 9. Sorriiou forretteoe poo en- me.
oct opbpggeIie Woabe. % oa ban
bopSe taIt I'll itrtse cg ganrle o8 bolot
Srtefiiotion, Ioo ban 2 % 3 al Son'
firnunSsrne 90 Sanger fornme op til
guteret for at geuitaoe TT 9oob&Isftc.
9e unses Iopre pnr ion fsIaer:
grriI MtartliS 9cricth, Seurp GIfreO
SoIporet, SLof Glen, Qe0er Sbeoli:t
guaen, Otto Ehompion, Clarence
sssoer Sougcn Sutob Iou Sttei2n
2orien. IrnoLb Starting 6orion.
Otto hilbert Ior1ts Woricr, ltIrif
giGeIm Roren Roeicth. 6oIoor Ghrir
ittan SuI6cricn, 92o'etto GorreIia o.
ION, amn Worie ReIior, gIi8nbetb
Marie SrQcborq Giome, Worie Ser.
fine Rpoo, 9rna FIiIo6ctt 6u8toeSt,
Teenie Scnettc %TtoN. Cmmo aoroIire
@td, gillette ShcoIinc 6oIaer, Mnhel
Mnette SnIporien, Son @crtireIrnbt
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22

Iigt. Oafao 5enrp sin,pion, fom
ficrte, hIep ianret. Saniliens Ben.
ner | DEBORAH taser Del | Sorsen
puer BEN inbtrufne llInffe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22

TtIal9S. - 100 Geres 2anb |
- Hprman gpuntp. Rinneipta. Singer
SmpropementS. S22.00 pr. Gcre. R9rmere
S~plpsnlnser iaaes hos &obert .. 8er9eion,
Secorab, Soma. 39bti.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
9erDrab % Gmegn.
Sen 2sbe aeai 1908.


Nhis @urire SIafInnb, Snitrn til
Oh 5IatIarD, Sebe Rat Ill ManSag
/ oenne uae. afosoe bpis Hiscropn
bar SSSau, bar isot i 8srauooo
Eotpnibip 1859. Sarn ef1erIober fig
aGano ca ct Barn uosIe Duge gam.
melt. gegrooeIien ioregaar SnsSag
81. f2 fra 8qibington Grairie atrfe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
600 2ecoro.

"@un Geomct" bc6 Ct. OIof Col
IcQe bar ioor en- HPffe Seire at pno.
bcrnobe fig, i6et oct bar ieiret bper
Gang, Oct bar ipiuet. 6dger6e 0p.
gupe ptier ReiuItoterne:
Ct. CIof oS. TiIlburn go
ct. CIoi pS. @lrit. NooIpb, TT
q. Claf pS. &outline 6-8
Ct. GIof rs. Carleton 1t-6
Ct. CIoi oS. SomIine 22-4
ct. OIof os. Ct. EbomoS t7-3
Ct. Olaf r&. 9llther 81
"Geomet" ipjncoe ogiM TO @orge
me0 95ortbfieGO boiIfoIes @oIbipiI.
Iere % panot be0Qe 8orae, men
hi&fe Games" cr life opfsrt pno Re'
fpr0Ii'ten, "a Sc nprneit betrngteS
nm iom "Eroctice Games.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
Pr 0 G A NJ .

~ N ~ Ni .
PART l..
MaCch- Bryn Mawr..'':. L. Safth
Oyerture-Summer Nights Dream Suppe
Serenade Bohem ennc. .......-.. LenZ
BAND.
Tuba Solo-Air Varie ..........A Cotozzi
Mr.. T. A. Hoft, Band AccoInp,
PART II.
Held dig NIT Norge .... Arnold
Chor and G &c Club.
College ....Selected
Glee Club.
JlaN lfysNaSOH ...r.,...., - ......s ,..s sNeisslger
Choir and Glee Club.
PART Ill.
Per Gynt Suite $50. Grieg
a. Morning. By Aase's Death. - Anitras Dance.
ID In the Hall OF the Mountain King,
Waltz-Wcdding OF the Winds .......J 7. Hall
Robert DlaoIe,'-Selecuons............I f. bani
BAND. ;
G..
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
MISUNDERSTANDING
Tecorab Notertuaer.
Sen 21oe Rai.

3eperne Sriu. pr. 100 Buno. Sc. 90 ne. IS
9irpthet. rr. 100 0uno......
ssfpuer. or. 100 Buuo. . $50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21


 While the convention was waiting for cosnmittee reports President Mitchell mace q short address regarding the condi- uons in West Virginia. saying: q have never despaired of organizing West vir- glnia- Judges Jackson, Mcdowell and kellar may contribute their efforts to prevent the organization from gaining a foothold in the State, but as long as the United Mine Workers exist we will strive to gain a foothold there.
 At the conclusion of Mir. Mitchelfs ad- dress he was invited to address the In- diana Legislature now in session.
 Mr. Mitchell accepted the invitation. The convention adjourned until o'clock tomorrow morning. The West Virginia delegates will mako a very strenuous hght for an increase in wages. In many places they are in position to make de- mands and enforce them but in other di- rections the organization is badly demor- alized. This Is attributed to the fact that the blanket intunctions which were ap- piled to the organizers so freely last year scared more men from the fields of the union and the jail Derths were not &C., ceptable to the national organizers. A demand win be made for an increase of 9 per cent. If it Is not possible to have that demand complied with the delegates may be satisfied with an increase of 20 per cent. Nothing less than that will be accepted without bitter fight. The op- orators of the West Virginia district are now reaping the benefit of the present high price of coal. The miners are well fortified with statistics as to the actual cost of the coal and the market prices which are commanded. They will base their demands on these statistics.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21
MISS MIR. CHAMBERLAIN.
Some Englishmen Wish He Had
 Stayed at Home.


 New York. Jan. 2o.-The comment is sometimes made that the British Gov ernment would have surrendered inde- pendent action in the Venezuelan affair if MT. Chamberlain had been fully con suited, says The Tribune's London dis patch.
 The most creditable explanation of the Anslo-German coalition is that it was q substitute for the details of the secret partnership in East Africa, which the ministers were not prepared to reveal, It seemed safe undertaking, for the Wash- ington Government had not objected to the collection of the German debts under carefully defined restrictions and could not reasonably discriminate against En- gland.
 Nobody outside the foreign office sup poses that the Washington Government considered England's agreement to as- sist in collecting Germanys claims against Venezuela freddy act or that the continuance of wanton acts of provo cation by the German fleet, like the at- tack upon the San Carlos Notifications, Is consistent with British traditions of pacific diplomacy. It Is considered highly probable that the German attack upon the fortress of San Carlos will not only prolong the Venezuelan situation, but make 1t more acute. The Daily Chronicle says that whatever the real facts of the incident may be, there can be no doubt that .he success Of the negotiations are seriously inn perilled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21
SCHOOL BOOK BILLS
THREE PRESENTED TO THE
 LOWER HOUSE.
Representatives Thompson, Thach and strother Desire Uniform System and Propose to Raise
 Commission.

Three separate bills seeking to estab. nsh uniformity of school books in Ala. hama, which were introduced in the Ala. bama House of Representatives yester. day were evidence that the question oi uniform text books is going to be a live wire in this session of the Alabama Leg. islature,
 One of the most interesting fights of the entire session, 1t is said win be waged about the bill to establish uniformity ot the books used in all the public schools of the State.
 The bills introduced yesterday were by Messrs. Thompson of Bibb, Thach of Limestone. and Strother of Tallapoosa They were alike in many particulars. The bills of Messrs. Thompson and Thach were very similar.
 MT. Thompsons bill provides for a double text book commission. The first and superior commission is to be com posed of State officials. whose decision on text book matters shall be final. The actual work of examining and re- porting upon school books will be done | by a subordinate commission of five. They will be appointed by the Governor and l the bill provides that they must be emil nent as teachers.
 To this subordinate commission will be referred all books for examination. The | commission will report to the Governor and the other officials what set of books | in its opinion Is the most desirable both as to contents durability and binding. The | commission will report as to the compar. ative merit of each class, which is best next best and SO on.
 The question of price is not to be con sidered by the commission of educators
 This question will be decided by tho State | otficlaIS
 The bill provides further that the per. sons or firm awarded the contract fol supplying books to the public schools oi the State must agree that the price shal
 be as low as that for which the firm furnishes any municipality or State gov.
 ernment in the United States. A further provision of the bill Is that
 the successful firm must make bond oi $10oo0 for the faithful performance of it;
 part of the contract.
 1 There is an undeniably strong senti
 ment in the Legislature for text book leg
 islation which shall apply to the whole | State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21
TAKE THEIR TIME.
# is Quite an Undertaking to Purv
 chase Matches in Samoa.

GAAAaS &89SGAGo A0 30AAAONa Lippincotts magazine.
 The natives of Samoa do not hurry the trader unnecessarily. Time Is no object t0 them. The two or three youngsters who come and sit on the veranda are willing to wait the traders own convent ence before they open traffic with him. Then their language seems to the tnex- perienced strangely uncommercial.
 What is it, then ,tha ty0u want?'' the trader asks in the native speech, that you sit on my portico beginning at sunrise and ending at all day?"
 70 Apa, 1t is thus, and we to will de- clare the truth to thy highness."
 ''use not the high-sounding words of The talk of chiefs; call me not eXcellency nor yet highness, for by that I know you two ara come to beg. That thing do you fell wha tyou want, and quickly"
 70 Apa, smooth out the wrinkles from your heart, but listen. In the insignif- cant hut of the family of us two there is Aobacco, and we two have plucked the dry leaves of the banana. But there is n0 fire. That thing have we two come to ask of thy excellency. Afford us two the great fire scratcher. just one box. for great is the poverty of the family of us Awo."
 70. pig-faced, it is the lie. and you two come to beg, it Is true. It is right that you two buy fire-scratches; 1 do not give away the articles of wealth. lest I, too, becomas poor while you two have all things"
 Thou knowest. o Apa, the great pov- erty of all this Samoa. and that we two are poor people and are of no account We have not wherewith to buy. But be- caus egreat is the love of us two thy excellency we two give to thee the loving gift of the fruit of the hen, one.'
 .'Not SO Is this true. dirt and pigs. If y0u two love me. you give me fruit of the hen. two. Give them now to me and my black-boy thing shall look through them at the sun, and he shall spin them on this floor and he shall float them in wa ter lest they be bad
 70. Apa, thou art wise to drive a hard bargain, and Samoans are foolish. Here, then, are these two fruits of the hen; now give to us two the box of fire ncratchers."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
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cnEAP SUBSTITUTE LEFT.
Valuable Raiment of the Fairs ia
 stolen.

San Francisco, Jan. %O.-A sensational 1IscoS cry was mace, says me CdIi' wnen tne pelsunal eHecls ol the late AIr and Alrs. InaiIes U. 4 afr arrived from rarls d lew dAys ago.
 1ne magnmcent Russian sable coat ,aiued al SlV,VyU wnEcn Mrs. Fair De- queauned in her will to Mrs. Joe harvey, as gone and a cheap imitation analr not woun SJJ hau oeen sUOsututvd Tn us pIace. Mrs. taIr's famous pearl necA,ace of i've strings, vaIueu at $ao,OJ0 nad been Iampereo "4tn ana ms, s,edd of -eai pyarls in Ine necA4ace Cheap Im.la t1ons or the gems had been set in tnelr places A numoer oI arLcIes oI JeWelry Hnicn the Fairs were known to nave lanen to r4urupe were missing ana their oniy enects which were returned through the Anle4 Ican consulate in faris intact were ar s cnIncniIIa and mInk coats anu Char.es rair scart pms. The cnaIiA.s were maue, it is oeneVed, before tne vaIuaoIes were turned over 10 the American consulate. Steps have been taken to attempt to locate the lost ArLlctes