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Arizona republican., 1903-09-15
BOSTON MEN.

Norton-I came near getting into an
awful scrape while my wife was away
this summer. I wrote Il letter to 4 lady
friend CT mine, and by mistake put it
into an envelope addressed to my WIFE
Hill-My. 1 suppose she actually
raved?
Norton-That's the joke of it. She
was SO tickled at the sweet things in
the letter that she didn't notice it was
written to somebody else.-Boston
Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-15

structions from President Smith of the
Old Dominion company. Mr.. Provot
has completed his Investigations and
will leave in the morning.
Superintendent F. w. Hoar and the
office force are comfortably quartered
in the new office building which is
now finished with the exception of the
walls and ceilings which are to be re-
plastered and papered
Arizona republican., 1903-09-15
SUMNER IN COLORADO
Enjoyably Spent by Court Clerk Dun
levy Who Returned Yesterday.

E. F. Dunlevy. clerk of the district
court, returned yesterday from his
summer vacation in Colorado and is
again at his desk. He says that while
he had a most enjoyable summer he
is glad to be home again.
Most of his time was spent in Den
yer though he was at Gienwood
Springs for some weeks, where a sort
of a family reunion had been planned.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-15

Something for nothing. Ladies sufr-
ering from lieucorrhea, suppression and
ether female ailments call at and t
O'Neill building and receive instruc-
tive booklet free; cure guaranteed.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-15
CAUGHT ON THE REBOUND.

mo" said the fair proprietor of the
refrigerator heart. Il cannot be your
wife, but III be a sister to you"
Thanks. awfully." rejoined the youth
who was left at the post. ''If there is
me thing I need more than another it
IS an elderly sister to look after me and
prevent me from making a fool of my
elf. Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-15
FINE PROSPECT.

What is the outlook for n newspa-
per in this town?'
Finest in the world. Editors up a
tree, hidin' from the sheriff. and sees
over the whole country,''-Atlanta Con-
stitution.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-15
HIGH TREASON.

Fifty Prussian school girls have been
arrested at Gnesen on a charge of high
treason, and the police are said to have
their eyes on kindergartens where
it is reported that the children have
been playing 81 Am the King of the
Castle" and other games suggestive Of
majestatsbee idigung.-London' Punch.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-15

We are anxious for the first chrysan-
themums to come: we, are curious to
see if they will have their hair bobbed.
--Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-15

Young people are not fools. but for
some reason they do not understand
the Importance of good habits; good
conduct, industry, sobriety. truthful
ness. Probably the trouble is, they
have not been properly taught. Much
that is unimportant has been pounded
into their heads to the exclusion OF
that which is of the greatest import
ance.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-15

It's all right to be wide awake so long
as you don't suffer from insomnia
Philadelhia Record.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-15

Nothing is easier TO bear than the
troubles of your NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
News.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-15

Ask your grocer fer Town Talk flour.
1t is the best.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-05-20
SUNNYSIDE.

John Jaeger was Yakima visitor on
Friday and Saturday.
C. f. Ward is building neat cottage
in the east part of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Young were Pros
ser visitors on Saturday.
Prof. f. Mulhollan has accepted po-
sition with Coffin Bros.
Mrs. Chas. Richey, of Belma, was a
Sunnyside visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs. Lee Watkins, of Yakima is visit
ing her brother, Herbert Stowe and wife.
Rev. l.. g. Stull preached to large
and appreciative audience Sunday even
ing.
Why send away for articles Of mer-
chandise. Our home merchants will
gladly supply us.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson had a
little girl baby arrive at their home on
Sunday morning.
Messrs. Denny and Blaine, of Seattle,
were Sunnyside visitors on Monday, on
their way to Prosser.
Messrs. c. j. Lynch and Harvey l..
Young were visiting the latters brother,
f. j., on Wednesday
Messrs. Blackman, Showers, Jones
and Ralph Jones went to Bickleton on
Tuesday to see the ball game.
Mrs. c. Fl. Hitchcock, of Tacoma, is
visiting her son, the editor Of the Sun.
She expects to remain three weeks.
The ladies of the Home Finding soci-
ETY. met with Mrs. Milo Walker on
Thursday afternoon. Cake and tea were
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-05-20
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY
TOPPENISH.

Richey 4 Gilbert shipped two car loads
of pota toes to Kansas City Saturday.
The wife and little daughter of f. W.
Powers, of the Washington Nursery Co.,
have arrived in Toppenish.
F. \. Bond is adding large refriger-
atoi to his butcher shop. 1t is built on
the plan OF the one in the cold storage
plant in North Yakima and will be
strictly first class. f. H. Rettig is doing
the work
The Washington Nursery Co. is build
ing two-story building on the siding
west of the stone warehouse, which will
be fitted up for offices and work rooms.
The company's nursery, short distance
from Toppenish, is doing nicely and this
recent acquisition to this section is in
deed a welcome one.
The postotfice will soon move to quar-
ters next to the barber shop. Postmis-
tress Shearer has ordered handsome new
AAANNiNS NANAi arc CAltNAtO anu
which will include money order and reg
istry windows, up-to-date lock and call
boxes, etc. The volume of business at
this Office is increasing so rapidly that
before long it will take its place in the
third class.
1t is said Richey x Gilbert have con-
tracted 10 put in fifty acres Of pickle Gu
cumbers for the conserving firm OF VIM.
Hunt & Co., Seattle The experiment
Of raising pickle cucumbers will be
watched with interest, as it has never
before been attempted in the Yakima
valley on such large scale. The seed,
which is special favorite variety with
conservers, costs 81. 80 per pound.
The trustees Of school district No. 40,
Toppenish, are having an addition 2sx36
feet built on 10 the school house. The
school population now numbers about
100 children and the two rooms now in
use have proved inadequate to the needs
OF the district. The new addition will
give two new rooms, although j. is ex-
pected that but one Of them will be re-
quired for at least another year. A. F.
Switzer, Of North Yakima, has the con-
tract for building the new part at sl25O.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-05-20
PARKER.

Mrs. Wright Brewer is sick with the
measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Estes, of Col
dendale are visiting relatives here.
The school picnic held Friday was
well attended and proved gala day for
the little folks.
Mrs. Defiance Wallace and son of
Spokane are visiting the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Marble.
The members of Mrs. Newton's fam
lily who have been confined to the house
with the measles are now able to be out
again.
The school entertainment that was to
have been held on the evening of the
10th has been postponed until the even
in of the 23rd.
Emma, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Single, died Saturday afternoon.
Funeral services were held at the church
Monday at 10 o'clock and interment
took place in Tahoma cemetery The
family have the heartfelt sympathy OF
the community in their bereavment.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-05-20
WAPATO (Simcoe)

Mrs. Howe was sick for few days last
week.
Prof. Barge was Wapato visitor on
Saturday.
The youngest child of Mr.. Carpenter
is very sick.
Mr.. Putnam is now road supervisor of
District No. a.
A good many strawberries were blasted
by the frosts of last week.
Messrs. kellets were down looking af-
ter their interests here yesterday,
Rotha Gibson is in North Yakima,
ready to take the eighth grade examina-
ton.
Mrs. Della Hayes returned to her home
after pleasant visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. BANTER
Miss Roberts and Miss Plumb left
Wednesday evening for North Yakima
to be present at the teachers examina-
tions.
Home Banner is the name OF the paper
Alex f. McCredy has had published and
sent out the past week, devoted to Wa
patio interests.
Rounding up is the chief occupation
of the Indians now and some of the
neighbors were greatly rejoiced to get
their long lost horses back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dammal have come to
spend the summer with their daughter,
Mrs. +. o. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Wise
also came with them. They will settle
near Wapato.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-05-20

served and pleasant afternoon was
spent.
j. Woods Smith, of Portland, was reg
istered at the Sunnyside on Monday.
The brick yard to be operated by Fer
son & Marble is located on the Harrison
eighty in the west part of town.
LATE Pace was in North Yakima the
first of the week attending the meeting
of the board of county commissioners.
The ball game between the Sunnyside
and Bicknel boys resulted in score of
Z to II in favor of the Sunnyside nine.
Dick Hart leaves May 20 with bunch
many friends here who wish him sue
cess.
The members of the Junior C. +. So
ciety gave Francis Harvey surprise
party on Monday, it being the anniver-
sary of his birthday.
O. j. Stewart left on Thursday morn
ing for Los Angeles, Cal. He expects to
be gone about month and will combine
business with pleasure.
Mrs. +. Belyea and her mother left
Saturday for Walla Walla on visit, be-
fore going to North Dakota, where they
will make their future home.
Chas Rodman has invented a hay der
rick and placed same on the market,
which promises to be a success, as it is
far ahead of anything in this section of
the country.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacks were given a pleas
ant surprise at their new home on Mon
day evening. Games, music, and dainty
refreshments were enjoyed by the COM
pany.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-05-20
ZlLLAH.

L. E. Lawrence was Yakima visitor,
Friday.
Late Little and family expect to leave
in u couple of weeks for Vancouver,
Wash, where they will make their
home.
c. S. Hatch is building a dance hall
and platform on the river bank in a
grove on the old Taylor place south of
Snipe's mountain, one and one-half
miles from Alfalfa Station. The place
will be fitted up as resort for picnic
parties.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-05-20

Wanted. All kinds of secondhand
goods; will pay highest possible prices
ID. b. Fox, % South Second street.
For Sale.-20-acre improved ranch
near town. Inquire at 304 North Third
street. 5l-tf
For Sale-Ten room house; modern
improvements; terms if desired. Call
at ia South Sixth street. 7-tf
Watch for the "Gladiator."
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-05-20
Advertised Letters.
NORTH YAKIMA.

May 20, 1908.
Alexander, A. F.. kearns, John
Arnold, Harry l.. Lawrey, Mr..
Brescher, Louis Marian, Fred
Burnham, Mira (2) Russell, George
Crazy, VIM. j. Smith, Ivy
Dooley, l.. NJ. Shanks, j. c.
Fetherkile, G. Nj. Watelsky, Ben
Gibbons, J. b. Wood, Clarence
Johncox, Lucy Williams, II. p.
When calling for any OF the above,
please saw advertised"
W. /. LEMON, p. NJ.
Lawn mowers ground. Will call for
and return them. Yakima Novelty
Works, West Yakima avenue. 1S-tf
Corinne-So the dear boy think mar
riage failure Has he tried it?
Madeline; but he has failed every
time he has tried to try It,.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-05-20

Mrs. Wright Brewer is sick with the
measles.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30

Com belienbt, ntbeiuIcbe UcnerdI
99iFes beO fin efftrroen Tom arrnc'
ems gDerItbefaIenoe, at aopaIleriet
M bsr bIiDe offfoffet, ba nor 9ibs
Sfpoepooben bar nanet en- iooonn
Wrno Of Uailofommrntco. at De iture
Gunner, iom aarIss anpettbes til
Dor bercone arigsitprfe, er faoBo0t.
fom bcrfirfhoe Tenoe. Siteoet for
Ia~oponeriet piloe @enerul Miles bnpe
crpnniierrt ct aorps Of Mrro meb
uaIrrinoelis 5nroiebeo ! at bauno.
tere gicyclcr, slutunpbiler % Mo.
tcrcscIcr. aInnot Mrmeens Office
rer bfen Germrnfens Gorrae itrar
moShset meo fob Smisbeo. Saa
cller ineen ipnfes of bifaIoe bans
gIan. Nu or General Mrrritt noe
/ ct mititurt Sagifrift % imsocsnar
BAN, Oet er ufotteIigt, tiger ban,
at Miles funbe Femme paa noset
ilist. Gan forifrer. at minbit 10 ri
bner 20 Wsuno | Srrrn bctrastrr belle
Glanen iom ben rene 0aarifnb. 81.
ter General Merritts Nsening CT aa.
palleriet al liseiaa itor getponins
MI, Tom bet nogewinbe FAR prret, ia,
ban tror, at Oct bill blipe al itprre %
4eisoning for bper 1io. iom
aaar. San paaberaaber fla miIitrre
.sliifboritetcr | europa, iom bar no.
tnIf, at al alt, goerfrigen bar Tort
os, er intet tpOeligere guotgiort enb
9ssopenopbeben al aabdlleriet. en-
.eilrspaiif Officer tiger. at s~rirtonmbi.
Ter % 8icrcler piitiot fan bore al
ganifeN itor Wptte / ct emb Tom |. Or.
;Sronfria bpor Der er NOT al gooe
men ieIu Der betrastcs De
mere iom ct acknowledgement.
bcI. for life at iigc ct 2esrtsi. 3 en-
aris piIbe DC intet bore
oarb. Siar sfmIoer bette, bpor Can.
oepeicnc cr ifetie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30
?fttHttunft.

Eenaeifabct / Npitfuntoret | gscn.
ndbo 6fep fcrleben mnt iprGngt al
SsNtobrrbstppe. % ct Siiiino Collars
/ pelpep % Hrinrrrfer Mcp ilaalet.
analoet ira GxpfStpnet tsrtps lang
Wei.
Wn Slicfilbe. - Cream 9th %.
pelopnrnt Company | MiImaitfce bar
nGitcn ! belle CONNER isst eftrr Slie
| Wrrbcben al Mupib Miper. Mid)..
men De bor life borct bihere belSpe
fsr | forrtee llse. ga ftpbte be phib.
ieliqt pan Ell Slide. icm oiper nri,bit
800 Tpnber Ollie ON 9agen. Sun'
oct mep oiort | 0sroapS tGt pe0
@labitonc. oa oct pafte fort Mere.
&ompmicts Mftipr. Der biotil bar
itaoet | 10 Gents, flei mco Ell Song
op III ST..
Gaffcbc &ppcrc. - Otter en- for.
ibfiet annp arrSferrbcs 70 af benz.
Der CT mistunff for Msteriet af Eoit.
buffet / SSbpeming ben 23oe bs. era
Snperior. Mis., tefegraercoes. at
DC par paa 1rrnet, % at 4onoitftp.
rem frnoe uobene osn. Ser Mfano
al Sibpemins Iolitiitprfe itcs ON.
bcro ! Scit Sibpcminu, noaIe / bier
Gnoe at goanen, bnori Hpperne be.
fonbt iig. "a De ioa. at DC TOR I
aemme. beepnotc 9ampen. 3lere
Stub ~pefslcocs, men set enhtc meb.
at to Ispcre bfcp iaoret. ben enc |
Sopcoet 90 Den mtben | &paoen. og
Dc blcp ba foffet. Zen treble i',sh.
Tap. Gen enc al sc TO or SO Nlor
aainnel ng Den nuoen 90. @un fanoi
| Mrnoenes 2ommer omtrent 500
| Suinopenge.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30
Gn iidlocn Mnlconina.
81 III Farm / ben jmmDefte G8n % BET bebegeIiajte
3tuuta I 9toroem, fun 200 eng. Nil fra Gbttaeo.

9ufHbtr n bore eduosmeub sipsr eaIu-
pelen q fin auIins ellsr mere / 50 breute
iben ringeie llbiiat til at biipe Sier AZ en-
Farm. buor be Dor, 81 tor itpre e raj.
ringer al irnstbart 2anb paa ben ipbiiae
lRidisan. SaIps. buordi 4pmmerilopen MP
fig CT ~pGlrppbet. oa iom M bqbss Settlere
raa hiniiI ubrrt iOrDeIaotise g,Itdar nsul-
is:
/ 6ri abgaMs til at bointte fs pan 40
Tsres ssot Aserbrus lamb en- Ill fem SRI
"a Serubaue. nhen 1t man betpuer at 81.
IN Sent paa 2awbst. meb at man for.
4!igier zig til at ptonte. paste o. taae op
en- Ncres gDte'er % aipe SaIpoeIsn al w.
insen fom Mf5e'aIins pla qanbet, inosiI
aisbeiummfn. Der belster iis til 9 a ~
Dollars pr. Were blir beinli. On m,boels
tor 3cietesap. ns paa bette 2aub uDslsr
i50 I'll 200 SufheIs pr. Nere. Of Gj nuems
inttspriien CT omlrent 90 Gents pr. Buihel
a~fleperel a Stationem. Yaa bcnne Naa.
be Tan 40 Neres al bet teple eanb n0r
'frnaansn betaIes infot uh | to enrr tire aar;
ciier 80 Atres fau be lales paa iamms Maa.
be Ueo at pIante 10 aerss pstetu.
I. Gnbper, Der pill be ntte fla al bette
Il buo, rraa bipe aRiblsr not til at opfpre
Tibet gus. tlDbe Set % Reblfaber, liant
I'll at Iepe al be iprite faa NRaaneber. = ialt
5 0 a 800 Dollars.
3a bette 2ano, a%ffafer sobe slpliuser al
aue Siaas Saueiaser iaauel lom Naisiorn,
Npeoe 9imoibi. 8 Dper off,. fan man bet
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30
Ooftoren piolte.
SabSe prppct bct ieIp.

SGger, iom bar prspet YoIhim
6oco Goiiee, ueh. at Oct or en- let,
liffer 90 bebaaelis gei no al aaifc.
paren % bermeo fsIsenSe llpasfc.
Iigbeoer. OF ban fcreifriper set for
line Eatienter. let eiornc Ell 9pac
| ErcSscrtopn, q. 8. On al bans
Tatienter i@friber: Is 9pbet al Scn
CONNER, iom netop or oner. IeS lea
ifrrffeIigt Of en- tiins SsIeIic / Sier.
tefuIen oe ipimIenSe SsleIier / SO.
pebet; Der fom ogiaa Ell 9Iinbbeo
ODER mine Zine. baa ies cite maatte
iGtte mig. Seq funoe blipe iaa ner.
pss, at lea fnapt Dor .Serre oper
mine SsIeIier.
gnoeIig ialte ies til Dor 5nmiIic.
lGee ON oct. San ipurete. ON ies
oraf meeet aaiie. os min MoSer ipa.
reSe, at ies sioroe. gan bso mig
picBitfcIis at ifiitfe meb aaiieSrif.
ningen % oriHe Gpihm TooS gc'.
zee iiteoen. Son cg bans GamiIie
BRAT Goitiim % farot, of set Dor en-
fraitis 8ienopbpgeer % en-
npbeIie 6sbehrif. Sea be.
Itrnfte mig en- 9iS, ieg lite life
Sheen at maatte eioe op min aaf'e;
men ies 1T enSeIia en- Vafe % ies
farot, at bet bar. 'cm Tcftoren hop.
DC ioat. SiSen iee beopnote at brittle
Botum iitcoenior 3affe er min
S~pinumelbeS. @linSbeS % Ierpsiitet
aISeIes i~priDnrSne lea bar reseI.
mpsiis gfisrins % cr after fritz oa
TERI. Getie er fort iast. bpaS go.
ininr bar eiort foe mig" Napnct
giret OF gcitum Co. Bottle Cree.
Wih.
&c | bper Gaffe ei,er Den befierh.
te lille Beg "@eien III @elpine".
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30
3Mtititrrntu.

VI. 3. Comics, en- at DC G[oHe
Settlere ! Offer Coil Co., fcrfeb lit
Stem for nogle Gage iiben | en- 9ooo
meb Den Sanfe Of 70 oper SnoIisen
% saa til Telicon &apiSs. Sons
@ooo fanotcS ferrige Sreoag ilono.
orrpen, 90 man antuscr, at Comics
err Sr1ifilet.
gi6liptcfcf inooict. Gorneaie.
g~ibliotcfet | Meb @tas iropieoes o.
opergnpes til @sen ben 90 os. &c.
motor Wspies 6. gab nar Sorebtn.
leren. Mer. Carnegie CAB 9pcn ST..
600 iii Ct Si6liotef. % Sones GAM.
tber CAB Spg9erriro. gpgnimen er
onrrent GO SOB | Iirfont meo bot
@oiement o. en- Gtuge. 8 9aIenpn.
tet er Der ct TentcnQreIT % ct 60.
fofc for minore Soriomrinscr.
Sfirlt Gfnt. - &c icm Dor peS
MiSiiSiippilooen poa Mirmeiota1iocn
ligepuericr 90 Grosie, err netop I
oisie Sase meeet interesiereoe | en-
Sfat pao $4,000 euer 10000. lonl
liecs at bore nebgraoet ser al Weo.
lennler al ~Same.Gporcrms Nsper.
hauoe | Den Sio. ga bernc for on;.
firing cg rspeoe 9anfrr on Sern6a.
netrur- en- Mtano | @eboloact err
reiit til Chippewa Sails for at foa
finonciel Siplp iii ar ipae eftcr Sfot.
ten.
Ora Tmlnth meSoeIes, at Snipe
t@Ianoers) onretter ltor Goei9aael.
ie blnnot Neitene poa NANCE -Steoer
! norore @iSconiin og Winneiota.
Oct liaes. OF Here Snn0rcoe Settle nj.
lereoe er osbe eler brGbte pau @rrno
al Spgoommen. $ @isconiin bar
Spaoommen facet SncrhoonS / Ga.
men runbt 2afe Backgammon, oo oen
bcrifer osiaa | SsmmerIeirerne peo
Nblanb. 3 Wfuieiota ioronriaaer
Sni''e Fnhrt az mal,ee SeTte rorNpn.
for Mesioba, men Sbbin1.0 utif.
tct irneS ooa at bape Iiot melt. Te
lntole SrrhhpNstnirmiSltoner fiugi.
per moo Sp9ocwmen bper paa fit
Steo.
Hnt Sanfrspcri. - She Sanf OF
TIoto. Ell lioen Sanosbp ier MiI |
Nlt for @fencoe. bIep forIeoen Seat
p%lprbret al Hepcre. ser uontaitef ilop
Bort meo $1,000. Meperne brso
Snl paa @uritensbnulsirmen meo
@r9fiern oa fprGnpte op Heugcjfcbet
mco 4itroaIsrerin. Slere pGrotfufoe
Gctumenter | Sfabet bIcp soelaat.
Snnf Of Tlato err Ell Gripatbanf. Ser
eieS al s. 8. Simrus. Terle bapoe
unlia fisbt Ell efeftriif sunrnapparot.
fom bet par @enirwen FufSe irtoIIe.
res iibite Maupos. Srgcn | belle
oonbsbner piSite. at @mifen par
pInnoret for nrite Whrsen. @spcr.
ne tom Zig pGf paa cit i1oulen "Soub.
car. Tenne ianStes gagen efcr
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30

fprife snr forubeH potster able rieeIiat I'll
at Ieue al paa noele iaa Here's. 0pis ma
boiber en- SO elsr to for buer pogsn Herjon.
tan filitrGftsiias Smsr iaIses til at betals
for be npbpeuoiae s@roceriess, % man pit
ianIsbss baue s@otetsspenlenes tuoUers.
81 heater. at ct tor antal at pore iorbs
Ipie 2aHbsmaub pil mootiee bort ziIbub
ON zen fri 6arms; men icr at unbgaa no
Get Rap pb ont oct beDiie % beIoisit belig'
s'nbs 2anb, oil inssn tilabes at reiie %
pelse 2aub. uben at han fprit lfriuer til %
o, usia.tis opsiper fine GormuesomitaHs
bistebsr, bpab grfaring ran bar lom 5ars
uler, bror flor Tamilie tan bar DIP. Ten,
ioni fprit fomnier paa Hlsu m %. b. T. lfris
Der I'll ps), -Iaar iprit mailer. meo andre
Orb: iodr ben fcrlte NnIeoni nal. o. iri
Relic fro sthpert S.eo piteufor Rod Niouns
tains nil bliue s%tftaaet paa u:sis 8e nselier.
On Bog inbebolbenbs ubspriise os paali.
beige Cplpsninser ON beune Gsn. srunbet
paa ofIeieie Nesjerin5s.D psaper ieubes
frit paa GorIanssnoe.
Ia tenne Deijenbisiprelie lille BIZ blipe
iubrptiet bette Btap laieu, sjsr mon bebIt
i at ltriue itrar til Petteriom 4 Sbmls
Som, Sconp. @sneral.A senter for M9idisan
yono slsiociatioH 80 Dearborn Ct. Gbis
eagu.
GttsrRrift: gaaion Gounts, hpor bette eaHb ~
bslisssnoe. bar alseos Ousr i.7o0 6armsre (bert
blauDt ct b~etposlist antal 9fanotnapsr). % gounts'
I9oet bar orsr 10000 SubOpssere % to noris airfex.
let or iaoiebes | ,ssa UiiDmarf. oi inbbposr SOFT til.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30

fin gebibitbeb iagbe ban, at CHARLES
Carton ianoipnlispis bar en- al bans
tioligere grbeibere. % at bet bar
BAN, iom piIoe bam tiQtps. Ser be.
itaar en- "greabators' Union, bporaf
Sarion er Meblem, % ben bapbe
Srollble meo Weipman. Carton uo-
talte, 6a EN- 0eteftip arreitereoe bam,
at bans Screening piloe beifptte BAN
MOB NoIitiet. $50 ffaI bife Dig, at
Yolitiet fife er ~iterfere enb en-
union." ifal ban babe iagt. San
bleb lesIabt. men fom igien og an.
flageoe g%etienten for, at ban par
fnlo, % ban fog BAN. 0ioner paa.
itaar, at bet life er ianot.
p. Y. Sborp. Dor befienote
Sannsmano Ole u. Tborp, Miooer af
ct. SIafs.S rbenen, er Meolem af
Sfoleraaoet | Chicago, bpor ban I
mango slar bar brepet en- beloig 9or.
refining | Glib og Silt. San bar belle
Siben b9ret Meolem at Dem bio.
tiae Committee on buildings ono
GROUNDS" % err BET fremoeles, men
tiente tiuige | Subfomiteen ION pa.
rental ihools." Sreoag oen 23be
fritiierebe oen ii6itnGpnte aomites
Sormanb, Mir. Tilben, BAN for, at
ban fom for TENT. on Sc to befsGeos
nogle Sro, bborpaa Scr. 96orp relia.
rerte. WIa0ene iiQer. of BET nofte
ShSdt. 2 Sfoleraabet bar Mr.
Shorp iiorettet meeet peo iom Gan.
oelsmano at itaa paa @agt MOB oen
aamle Seonane, at @pen betoleJ
Sperpriier for @runbeienoom. San
trrnaes. bbor ban itaar. og Woro.
ni9noeue ! Chicago bar 9gre Of BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30

Ter Dcricrcr fflrnle Mrptcr ON, at
Siruntsmnrifier Siam % 8. %.
@ttbe | Sursengto,r ban fagt bpbe %
itnocrfntSisc 9ianer for at faa &C.
nator TJlter ITO af ScrbrnSsiena-
tet. @fptbe ifal trnSe / bans $50
reo nnite SoIg, beoer oct. og Sbaw
hi hipe 8cnoioat eitcr slllion, naar
0e,u,es Scrmin err nolsben, Sbmn.
Der or bleren ooipurst meS Snrimn
iii, bporrenes bette forboIocr 10, bar
iouret, Of Oct belle err roset @nas. 9ei
or meget miiIig, ban bar Met; mrr
ON mdu | oct beIe fnn trnfc iie, al
Ian er mco paa iIise 2obaler, iaa CT
Oct tibet rimelia. at ban piIbe inopir
iibeofummenoe bert. San or for
SfuI" I'll bet.