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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-03-19

its allied organs of
digestion and nutri-
ton are diseased.
It is not a question
with him of winning
in the race for bust
ness but of simply
keeping up under
any circumstances.
Whenever disease
affects the stomach
it is affecting also
the blood and the
health Of every or
gan of the BODY.
For blood IS only
food converted INTO
nutrition aad rutri-
ton is the life of
the body and every
organ of it.
Doctor e's
Golden Medical
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-03-19

FH 7glENSTBUAL irregu-
larities aIe gen5E-
IL q ally the beginning
~ of a woman's trou-
bIes. With the vitality at 2
low ebb, the blood weak
ened, the digestion dieor-
dered, she goes about pale
faced, hollow-eyed and bag
gard, a piteous contrast to
the blooming health Of
her former self. But over
LOO 600 wnnnn laZeeound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04

ficers, asked that the report be with
drawn. Is there any word about North
Carollnians7 Obi Judge Christian, where
4 Is your judicial aotmsn?
On page 2ss, ut was decided that
Pickett should lead the assauting col.
INN, TO be supported by the divisions Of
McLAws and Hood and such other forces
as AR, Hill could spare WI
u If.it sbe true that Lee found Pickett
moved to toars--it was that the briEades
whose support he expected were absentI
not that the gallant North Carolinians
on the left OF his front limo had not
penetrated as far al their comrades on
the right, nor had remained as long. Ills
brigades were not sacrificed by any fall
ure of Archers or OF Pettigrew's heroes.
They were no s,lpports but the line itself,
nor was 1t the fault OF any other regi-
yment, or brigade; II was simply that
Longstreet did not give his other division
commanders orders to move In, In con-
formity with General Lees directions. SO
as between Longstreet and himself, Lee
was willing to take the blame.
Do not Judge Christian and the yir~
ginians know these thinss2 North Caro-
lima desires that the facts shall be known
OF all men.
8. "A. AsIE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04

At the request OF the News and OBJ
server, Captain 8. A. Ashe yesterday
wrote the following reply to Judge Chrls-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04

OUR GUARANTEE.
Take large bottle Of Botanic Blood
Balm (6.R.B.) az directed on label,
and when the II chit quantity 10 taken
a cure ID certain, sure ahd fistliig. II
not cured your money Will promptly
be refunded without aruumet1t. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04

Editor Of The Times,D ispateh:
sir-I read in to-day's Issue Of your
paper with profound regret Of the death
yesterday Of my old and esteemed cod
league and dear friend, Mr.. Nathan Bow
ters and his In Eeipzig. Morholes and
Plaidy, Under whom we both graduated
on plano and organ, that he was the best
pupil from American that had ever grad
iiated In "the Conservatory OF Musle of
Iedpalg bounded by Msndelssohn). up to
the class 81 1850 to 1869, OF which I was
privileged to be member. Please pubs
fish this in to-morrows issue as my hum
BILE. but sincere, tribute to his memory and
for ills long labors III the South. Peace
to his ashes
Sincerely yours,
LEO WHEAT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04
R'|||.h||||'.E|||;;;'.|U|,,||||Q|I|.IAI||'TI ISM
Bone or Back Pains, Swollen Joints
CURED
THROUGH THE BLOOD

Botanic Blood Balm kills the uric acid
poison In the blood, which causes Rheu-
atisln, and In its place sives pure, rcd,
nourishing blood; sending d rich, tingllng
Hood OF warm blood direct to tho para
lyzed nerves, bones ard Joints, giving
warmth and strength Just where 1t is
needed, and In this way making @ por-
feet cure.
B,H,B. has cured hundreds OF cascs
where the sufferer has been doubled UP
for years, or where the joints had been
swollen 30 long they were almost brittle
and perfectly rigid and stiff, yet B.B.B.
unlimbered the joints, Strengthened out
the bent back, and made perfect, lasting
cure after all other remedies had failed.
Leading Symptoms.
Bone paints, sctatica, or shooting pains
up and down the leg, aching back or
shoulder blades, swollen Joints or swollen
muscles, difficulty in moving around 80
you have to use crutohes, blood thin or
skin pale, skin ltches and burns, shifting
pains, bad breath, etc. Botanic Blood
Balm (B.B.B.) will remove every symp-
tom. give quick RELIEF from the first dose
and permanently cure In q few weeks
time the worst Rheumatism.
Weak, Inactive Kidneys.
One OF the causes OF rheumatism ie
due to inactive kidneys and bladder.
Pains in the loins and feeling Of a dull,
heavy weight In the lower part Of the
Bowels. urinous taste in the mouth 81
dlsagreeable odor OF the urine are some
OF the leading symptoms. For this trol-
BILE there is no better rnedieine than
BIB. It stimulates all the nerves Of the
Kidneys into action. OPENS up every chan
mel that was closed, and the result will
bo q healthy natural flow Of urine. and
the passing of OF the uric acid and al
other diseased matter, and a lasting cure
made. B.B.B. makes the Kidneys and
bladder strong and healthy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04
United States Military Academy.
West Point. N. Y.

To. the Editor, OF The Times-Dispatch:
) si l; said about the large
amount al11t, 4 81 mony annually paid by the
United States Military Academy at West
pendlture can be placed elsewhere which
or from ! which srsa.sr results lts can can 81
o g IN time q peace our people
pared for war.
ing the country With trained soldiers Of
every branch OF the military service,
who are able to organize, drill and disci-
pline the men who reinforce the regular
army, in the hour Of peril, and quickly
convert raw recruits into American SOL
n the wars Of the United states The
value q West Point education has al
ways been distinct and conspicuous.
General Winfield Scott, who commanded
and who was not West " TT Point A graduate,
said:
for our graduated cadets the war between
the United States and Mexico might and
probably would have lasted some four
Sefeats than Victories sf IS 9 failing ct to our
share. whereas III less than two cam
paigns we conquered a great country
sn 49, gease, r without the loss Of single
What q saving to the country In blood
1885, the army Commanders and most OF
re- fofpR s1 fa a1yassa were
General Albert gydnsx Johnston, Robert
E; e. L J9ssph p. Johhstona geauregard'
P5hss ha lsk
Ewell. A: ?. Hill, 3. s. Hi. Stephen p.
~ B5sEGer. Hsth, Pickett, HOOD; Mo 6.
WICK, j. 3. = slri Stuart. VINE Whsslsr and
.en tae 3! sIIde q re EoII,th were SsnsEsls
Ean Meads shG c
i Iaeasi DY Ressefans Sasi Fep Ss' Hook e.
lin, slocum, sedwIck. Mcpherson. How
a Kpa MsE'n Merritt MhsSs c xyss5
II Is not claimed that the instruction
given at West Point will make every
Eraa!tuate distinguished solder Ill Il opp s Ws
never reached mediocrlty, while some
officers WHO have neyer been Within It's
historic walls have become famous sol
military profession, but Who would have
ssssed Tie advantages West Point CON
to tn the Wh9ie esan p IN esa 81
cannot be overestimated, and the con-
gress!onal representatives of the people
OF all sections should see that Its high
standard Is maintained and Its power
It should be gratifying to the South to
and ''up-to-date' In the four classes at
West Point. Tho first class, graduating
last July had q Georgian and q Missis-
sippian among the first eight Of Its
liInety-three members
"A. Msslssippian stood at the head OF
and SIX OF tho ftst eight. were Southern
Eoys-Iwo from mississippi, one from
NORTH, Carolina, Virginia, Maryland and
South Carolina each In the third class
are FROM respectively, Georgia and
North Carolina,
And in the fourth class Of IS members
an Arkansas boy stands second. while
among the first eight are a Texan. an
Alabamian q yirgthlan and South Car
ahnian; Of Ave out Of the first eight In
I give these fatts and hgrues to show
that West Point Is conducted In the
interest of no State or section, but that
each cadet must stand on his own
merit and on that alone. The South
should FEEL the same concern In the wel-
tare o. this splendid academy lem a., 81 the hs
proper share OF Its BENEFITS and advant-
ages.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04

occurred In making up the forms for the
press. The involved sentence should read
thus. with equal educational advan-
tages and an eduat chance in the life
race, II the negro becomes sufficiently
advanced to step from the plow to the
profession; II. instead OF tolins in the
field, these people very largely enter the
realms Of professional life, mercantile
life and the doors Of the various avoca-
tions,. will or will not the distinct cleay-
age. in at least the social aspects OF the
possible to fix limit to the Negroes
educational or commercial Or industrial
advancement clearly within the lines
OF basal justice7 II So where shall
the limitation line be drawn without
crossing that OF basal Justice"
w. NJ. B1CKERS.
Richm ond, Va, Nov. Sd, 1908.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04
Missions to the 1ews.

Richm ond, Va, Nov. Sd, 1908.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04
Tribute to Prof. clapp.

FIT2HuaH LEE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04
Botanic Blood Balm (B.B.B.) "a

pleasant and safe to take. Thoroughly
tested Tor thirty years. Composed OF
Pure Botanic ingredients. Strengthens
Weak Kidneys and Weak stomachs.
cures Dyspepsia Sold, by all Druggists,
81 per Large Bottle, with complete dlrec-
tons for home cure. SAMPLE SENT
FREE by writing Blood Balm Co., No.
IS Blood Balm Building, Atlanta, Ga. De-
scribe your trouble. and specIal free med
tcal advice. also sent In sealed letter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04
Trar,sposed Lines.

Editor Of The Times-D Dispatch; .5s
Sir.-In my communication commend
Ing the splendid paper OF ro{essor Mitch
ell on the race problem, and suggesting
another phase Of the matter for the con-
sIderation' OF students OF this Important
question, the meaning OF a paragraph
Is somewhat obscureu by the transposi-
ton Of several lines, which evidently
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30

at ppertase en- fin Sarm~, iparte ban
til ct SpsrssmaaI. "Siben tpnfte
ieg at 9ifte mig. Nen Der er nof no.
get gait meb mig ~inopenoig. Get bIir
irgen 6arm, tirgen Suitru, intet an
bet END Gsben for mig, iagoe ban
meb ct baablsit, pemooigt Smil.
No, boilfet 8emoo Der bpiler oper
ilige ubeifripelige SilfplOer! Ren
netop for at gisre ilige iprselige See
ner pao @ais Sslanb iaa faa iom
muIigt / 6remtiben, blir Snrmi9rd'
tionslepene itrengt ooerbolbte. 9amp'
ifibsfompanierne begpnber MI at fsle.
at BET lsrner fig baarlist for benz at
brinse bio Smmisranter, iom bar lib.
iigter til OF bIrpe n9gtet abgong til
2anSet; tbi De mau frogte ioabonnc
frit tilbase isien bio, bOor De iteg
om6orb. en- liSt mere paagen SIT
ipeftion paa Sen andre SIDE atlante.
rem, % Der pilbe life bli iaa mango
isrgeIise seerer uep SnOgangsporte.
ne her. 9r.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30

% on oil glooct iiee ina fort ct Sro,
at man neppe fan ftnSe en- Mano, JON
err 5eore itiffet enc Mr. s. &. Reeo.
5 bcrpeo 80 gor bar ban fsrt Saeer
for &etieriie | &oipano os Wimeibetf
Counties, ce ban bar giort Oct pao en-
WtarOe, iom bar DurSet b1m dlminoe.
lis IgteLle. San bar npIis pIGoeret
FOR De Soreiieoe Staters Ssieiteret, os
bans Naon err oerpeo foritmet mo / pi.
oere areoie, "a bans 5poning al 50.
ben blep eoofietot al Def bsie Eribu.
mol. San er al ct rolist Sino, iom en-
CONNER bsr bore, os ban bar Fittis
InrSeret 2ooene irnSer i'm loitae 9rar.
is. 81 tor lroen Srpgt uStaIe, at s.
Z. Reeo oil beflnoe ct isoeraIt Dom.
merembeSe nteS s@re oe baaber Serior,
Of ban moa faa SEN llbnRonelie, ban
isger.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
'Sette tiIiioe', 'tiliioeiette'

5 ben norife SpnoSes oficieac
Sprog er bet M bIeoet aIntinoeligt at
ll6trpffet "iGtte tuIiSe" ener
enSo8 "tiliioeirtte" en- Gum 8enge /
bette eler bint giemeD. Oct er Be
pngre Freiter, 'pm bar inoisrt oerne
uotrpfsmaaoc, % BEN err en- bositape.
Zig Smifriontng paa 9orif al Oct en-.
geIife u6trpf Yet aIibe". ut inoblun.
De engelife ORD eller Sraier / bort
norife Sproe er irtsen SpnS, a[ler
utittoIt Der / Gmerita. s Iorge bar
man 10 liant en- WPngoe tpfte og
frantic llOtrpf, og DC fleite bar iaaet
8orgerret I SproBet. De en9elife err
Iigeim goSe, ia beore, oa for os RorS.
6oer iamerifa fnlSer BE natlirlig. Wen
en- anoPn Ting er oct at rptte en- Spo.
IigbeO mellem @nseIif % Rorf os
paa @runb oerai ifsre en- eneelif Srnie
en- rorif 0ragt og IOgipe ben ior
norif, ifisnt ben / port Sproe fontner
tif at betyoe rpoeet aubet errS oct, iom
man bill bape iagt.
ut iGtte Bcl1ge tiIiiOe ener tiIitoe.
Iptte &erge er urorif o. pirfer ion,
et raa S%ueriGttelie al en- frenne0
6raie. Sporfor life before briise bet
enaelife "iet ditSe"2 Dog set bebsoes
life. 8i bar / 3orif ct soSt llotrpf
for Den iamme 5anfe i ben gipngie
5roie "oiiptte Ell Sum til ct &eier.
ueionb." "afintte" iparer Der til BET
engeIife "iet aitSc".
"SGtte tilitOe" og "tiliibeiGtte" be.
tpoer | 9orif at "forismme", "at oiie
Otan8el paa Spmprfiombeo" tom
Serioner), at laSe b~ortfaIOe", "at
iGtte no al 9etragtning" tom Sing
% SaI).
Sat Saptenti.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
9ecorab % 0meslt.
Sen sots anni 1908


Heibeenoe.
anut geberion. 8oIanS, 3d.; R.
mosmusier, Rebab6, So.; arilt Sri.
iterfon GaInmlis, Soma; 2. 8. Sef.
poI6, GIouL Soma; Crit 5. 6nroal,
Stnnbope, Soma; CLING aIemction,
WcSntoN, Minn.; 9pber ar, Soir'
ion, minneapolis, Rirn.; MrS. 9.
W. Sohnion, Iinneapolis, Ninn. +;
&. q. Saeeitob, Gttrid, @is.; Ole
8. Souean Stougbtor, @is.; Speu
See, Coon Sancp. @iS.; GaItor $.
8. S6eie, NtcSntoih, Rinn,; Ole
@onnei, Storbuf, Winn.; Geoer
Sonoerion, 9onesboro, Wttun.; DIR.
% Ners. @. Rarpeon, aeuiett, Sa.;
Or. os Mrs. G. SroibeimL @inie,
Soma; Wrs. Sbompiou, Ssiian,
ga; S6erria Sbompion, Ssihan,
ga; anut Spbein, 6ertiIe, Mtinn. =;
S;obn .. Gune, 9oSe. Soma; Mr.
% Rrs. StenSIanb, Sauoe, Soma;
8oiior s. 9eporior, Sanior, e. q;
G. q. Spfitab, auntooIS, Mtnn.; Z.
Z. Senruion, WrS. Ssmunb penrn'
ion, Rtis Wortbo 8elfha, Nrs.
9Hos grifion ira Storp Gttp, Soma;
Mrs. 8. Z. See. Norhwcoo, So;
OLAF Gger, R~ortbnoob, 60; Wor'
I'm Gage, gutteriieIb, Wirn.; s.
ReIritl, 8Ienpoob, Winn.; anlt
Soeer, S~IenrpooS, Ninn.; g. q.
@eefs, 8oheIe. Su.; Gbriitian
gpeuion, goISpin, @iS.; Sobn
8unoerion. @aISpir, @iS.; @r. og
Rrs. sbeobore Sobnpn IeIion.
pine, @is.; Ir. % Wrs. s. S,
Gnhl, Rcperp. Rinr.; MrS. g, u.
IobIe, CALEDONIA. Rinn.; 8aitor
g. 8. % Ners. 8nbl, Sapoiae. 9.
9af.; Spen SpeniorL @icolett, Rin'
reicta; n. @isnps. Sifing, q. o;
8. 81. @isrpS, 6idion, q. Saf.
guitcr 6. q. Sronbier, SIerton, q.
9af.; Ole aliIitaS, Reb 8ing, Win'
ueiota; Cornelius grulonb, Rem'
man 8rope, Rebr.; WrS. ~. egac,
Siour Sails, 9. DAT. anoers Ssas'
ruS, @ai6ington Or; =. s. %. BE-
berion, Sarge. q. o; Grit q. Sau'
gen, SrSforpiae; Cars Rielien, gsor'
fpop Safe. Rinn.; Rr. % Mrs. u.
g. TrsipoIS, GuonSnbl; IrS. 8pit'
hiru, minneapolis, Iinn.; 9. Sioe'
itnb, CAUTION. 2. Gof.; u. 8. Cob
lien. Raoiion, 9. CAT; WrS. 9.
ReIion, ct. Saul. @inn.
Rrs. Sherii See og Wsrs. s.
GuanbabI fra R~urtbpooo, Soma, og
Wrs. Sbompion fra Sc 8op, Wirn.,
tiIbraaie noale Gage Der / gpen
iib1te ltge.
Rrs. 6. Slom % Wrs. @tn'
ben, Raoiion, @is., bar unoer Sp'
nooemsoet 8jGiter hos Ilbert So
renion og Suitrlt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
Omadborn med
Hudsygdomme
Cg tr@fte. pirreiige
Msdre
Finder komtorf I cuficara
Joap og Ointment
M0ar allie andre Midisr og
Lager Teller.

EiebIitfelie 2inoring % forfrilfenbe
Sson for 8srn uteb 0u~Sibgoonmte %
SuiIe for tr9tte. beipmrebe Rsbre /
ndrnie Babe nieo Guticlra Soop oa Nib
Anpeuoelie Of @uticnra ointment, bet
reneite. at ale b~eIbrebenSe o. forIfisns
nenoe SubmibIer, efterfnlst | aInorligere
EIf9lber at milbe Doier nf gnticurd
9teioIpert. Sette er ben reneite. bebages
ligite. burtisite, ~Darisite os met stonos
miife Bebanoling for imertefulbe, bans
iirenoe. fsenbe, ipienbe. blsoenbe. ifprs
pet pg finreG9tise Suos os SfaIpipgbouts
me msS Cab at Saar boz Speb5srn iads
peIiom hDs 8ogns. % ben biGIper ~iittert,
nnar ole andre RibIer % be bebite 2as
ger feaer.
Den fmertefllbe aIse og Sbie | Sus
ben Tom | gc5ema; ben frpsteIige Br9ns
ben Tom | 6not; Cab al Snar % Subs
frumpnins at SoDebbuben iom / Sooebs
fiirb; 8auiirinser | Gniietet Tom | ssins
ner % 8ineorme; Sp9obsrns forferbes
liee 2ioelier % ubmafeoe Sor4ibres
sensitelie Iom | Drill Grnf". Stab o.
nbilGt - til ale frrbes ct Ribbel meb
rpften oberuatlrliee Sortriu for meb
Selb at hume beti9mpe benz, UT gutis
eirrd Soap. Ointment os Steioibent beiiSs
Der Sisie er besiit u6enfor al SbiI. sns
gen Rdn'tanb er fremidt ON benz, Tom
life ffsttes at be i~terteite gibnesbbro.
9eres 8enbeo os ge6nseligbeS. beres
arrft til siebliffetis 2inbring. Sifferks
ben at burtis os baris Sur. oeres abio>
lutte uiarlisbeb os itore gtonomi bar
aiort benz til ben eioiIiiereSe 8erSeus
Stanoarb Suotire, Slobreuiere o9 gbIs
bemibIer.
SoIqes orer belle Bsrten. Guticnrn RefpTssrt 5nr n
Form al bnfoIaheKGbts Tiner &c pr. GIaH, noa sl
Ointment 5c. erbe 26. 3spoter epu6pn. u Ghor.
trhontt 50; parts. 5 Rue be la Rair; gofpu. E7
Sclnntbns aoe. pothr Srug a Chem. Corn, en-.
irhthauere. "
az efrip s'tsr How to Cur. Skin Tortures' etc!
% 80
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
Sorifieuiet.

SmS. SbepI. z. 3, grepif ira
all9Sbur9 Seminor pra6teSe / Yaitor
@igoabls Strife i @ooe, Soma, Ben
l4Ne og 21be SUM for en- flor 6orion
ling. itrtoes til "0ecornb.B oiten".
Subn Sturp, tiotigere ltoatper al
"Tepublifaneret" / Cafe Otins, So.
oil / September igien tonrme tibage
ira Norge, boor ban bar opbolot Jig ct
Yor IorS lis.
st TeeumubationtrGu % ct Sragt.
trGn itangeoe Den 27be S,nri MOB bin,
dn0en i NfiImaltfee. 9anenS @oor0 i
les MOine&, Soua, % Sobn @rifion
% 8rdfeman0 Games SoparS bleo
0rubte. me6enS 5 andre al 9eiptlun.
gen fom til SfaSe. Srgen al RaSia.
Gcrerne les nOget.
Scrtilitrcifcu / Y~bilaSclpbia pc0pa.
rer. men erfelte faIOer ira. SaaIe0e$
8If 1900 llI6oroere tiI6age til fit Mr..
betOe SGrSag Ben 27oe. 8tmrot Strri.
ferne er $4,000 Oa9arbei0ere, o9
rogIe al Dem pafIer. Der bar i 2sr.
bags Gale on, at 6Icrtouct al Dem oil.
6e ~9ienopto9e @rbet0et Wm,Sag oet
29Oe Nlni.
5 Bangor, Waire, bar monae Ga.
I~oonoerter erfIGret, al Dc oil goa no
AZ 6orretntnBcn Sen lite Sllli, %
I~pot5eternc bar i1gt, at Dc ira ben
nronte 0nto fife oil Leoere 9rrnNe.
Din pNa Ioftorretept. SrmScn her.
I'll or, at Stotens Ssieiteret / Sebrrur
u0iteStc en- TSparieI, hoort ale, iort
o%pcrtruoer QrobtbitionSlrpen, trueS
me0 6Gngielsitroi.
Gle Sruntbcr al @ropns Saueo,
Ytim1.. rciite til Srienten itoIte Soft.
% 9oa ItIonterbaoct, en- 1000 @iI
ira Sout5amptor. gngIon0, beIfreo
2nn % plttteOc poa en- 6Iaife CT Bar
&opirIapper, hpor BAN uSIooeSe en-
Iuceur al 500 til Sinocrer. 9a bun
tOn trybase no poa &intenn, oenteoc
GapirIooperrc paa ham o. en- en-
gciitmarS oenteSe pau SoQaren.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
SmaapIuf
Shroro Srigie bar tIifreoet

- Sbrono Snigie bar tiIifreoet i'm
aomIe Ben 8. 9. S~bonpion oeo
Sientouften til 9soree. at ban bdpOe
en- beIoig Soerreiie nreo BET pr9gtige
Dumpifib CEDRIC" al gSbite Star
ainien. San oar ierOeles Def tiIfreSs
meb 8~ebonSIinsen om5or6. Oct tog
nj Tnge fra Rep gorf til 2iperpool,
men StSen git iom en- 8sif. San pil
eierre faa 2up ill sierrnem "Geccrab'
9piten" at billie fine mmnse 8emner.
Bpeo. Sibrtns faIot itOite 2sr.
bag Gftermiboag neo "A Soo ira ct
StiIlaSs paa Robt. aminSienS SuS
os foriIos fig teruueIis Ieut, loo at
ban l,Sen Spil oil hipe opIagt for Ell
Irnseue SiS.
- Nr. og Irs. 8. u. 9urion ira
8ermiaion, g. 9of.. ianrt NtrS. Gar.
ions Saoer. Z. q. Shoutpion, beisgte
e. g. Sbompion uroer Spnooen. DIR.
9arion par tf0ligere 8oitmeiter i Gin.
coin, g. 0of.
- gtiiS SauIion fra @aco, Seras,
hur en- ll9eS lib pPret i 9eieg hos
Wrs. s. 8. So5rior.
8aitor ~. 8. Siu. Tom tioIi.
aere pirfe6e / Tecorob, boIbt ben
1Obe SUM 9rpIlIp meo RiiS ToIo
%. SaebIeu / SbeSia. Minu. "a.
itorer betieuer en- 6oreneoe airfcS
Renigbeb / Rutbocu, Winn.
ReIs g. @ouon % Suitrl,
fra Starbut, Riur., fom bcrne0 til
Spnoben. Wr. @oGIon por Reprp.
i%entant fra St6berreoS Wcni8bco,
8dftor 6srbes 9nIO. San er en-
sanneI @inneIbeit Gountn @onb.
On tooori8 Sen al 81. 9.
SooIittle ionbt QirS0aQ / iori9c llQc
en- SpritttEife bag aIoffcn "a Qnn
fla ri OF bioe 3opeSet al Stitfcrrp
og ioGIae oct neo. 6or bno0e iaoct
Sosforet al IS Stitter / iiQ, oo Tor.
RIorene tom I'll. &c ionotc itrof5
guS citer en- Goftor. "a ban qoo ct
8omittp, iaa @lrttcr fom iio en-
Stun0; men ON Nrtholln be6c bon.
@oter Strect, @rcnc cr MI irr.
big for TGroieI % or et ioIio %
prpatigt @prf at ei iii.
Riis Clara SeQQ bar fioitc
aar birtet JON 2Rrerin6e ! Hicc
Safe, 3is., % er MI biemmc pao
geisg.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
Ranoelsrcrelien


af 81. @. Dlln q Co.'s iigertti1ge
Sanoelsooeriigt for iibite 9sroog bib
i4ttes:
9soget obioIlit iiglnftigt Clement er
life tilIteoe / Den mippren6e Gorret.
ningstiIitano, men flere uItfre ling
bar meoisrt en- mere forierpatto og
foriietia Stemning. Spao SmiGtnin.
gen al dlniroeIise aisbmanbsoarer
angnnr, bar beit i~angparise Beriooe
meS fisligt 9eir ooifiaigt bammet
Smoelen meS Grp GOODS. 8InoeDarer
os andre for aarstiben pasienSe So.
rer. 8arebeboloninger bar 6obet Jig
op, os ll0iisterne for oet balpaarlige
SptageIIe al Stntus er alt arbet ert0
opm1rntrenoe. - Sernbaneri,es Britt.
toinf9gt FOR Sliri Wnnneo er oper
10 Rroeent hsiere END ifjor.
9riierve pnd Sern % Stodf - inr.
Zig auiern, men osiaa ferSise BRO.
buffer - er poerlisere falot en- Srmi.
lie. Marfebet er MI iaitere, 90 Der
or life l1biigt til pberlisere Reoliftion
for oct fsriie, men 8isberne er tilbsie.
lige til at bore foriigtiee oe boEoer
tilbnge rpe aortrofter, inoftl BE fnar
mere Sifferbe6 for Ben n,p9renSe 81.
So
tliatioars Stabilitet.
aontrafter ior itore Barrier al
StodIifinner er | iiSiie l1se ganet til
l~tolanSet. angibelig forSi Der frrpe.
oes burtig 9epering.
Sabrtfanter al goruI6stei bar of.
fer forbsiet 9riien paa pisie gareior.
ter, i9rlig 2agenlGrreS, % bog cid.
res Der life Sorisg pna OF opnaa Brt.
Ter, iom itanr ! noserlunbe SorboD
til 8rtierae paa &amnoterialet. Bare.
oplasene oil unber bisie Smit9rSig.
beSer inart bfi ufr6pdrIig fntau, os
Senrte Snoritri er / oct belle rbeISist
itiaet.
Saaitternes gntaI | ftSite l1ae Ito
siorOe | be Soreneoe Stater 223 imoo
200 ifior og / Canada 10 imoS 20
ifior.
gf 9raoitreets "8rain 8eptetp"
for iioite 2srSag biSi9ttes:
ubisrielen al 5nebe CDeel i~6eregnet)
uSsiorbe / iiSite l1se 3,5tS,t52 gu.
ibeIs imo5 1882, 70t / Ben ti~lioorenSe
ltse ifior % 4,364,tF / 1901.
Naisuoferielen uSgioroe 1885 24
9ili9eIs tntob 130,t02 ifior og g..
455 ,460 / 1901.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
THE GREAT PARKS OF


Constitute one of her chief glories.
They contain fields, forests, and
plains; they are watered by creeks
and rivers, and contain villages and
f~arm-houses; they have springs and
lakes where hotels and other places
of enter tainment are found for those
seeking health and recreation.
To enable people to reach these
favored localities without unneces-
sarv expenditure of time or money,
the UNION PACIFIC has put in
effect very low rates and splendid
train service from Missouri River to
Denver.
Accommodations are provided for
all classes of passengers on these
trains, the equipment including free
reclining chair cars, dining cars,
buffet smoking cars, drawing-room
sleepers, day coaches, etc.
Full information cheerfully fur
nished on application to
]. W. TURTLE, T. p. A.
22o W. Fourth St,
DIES MONIES, : IOWA.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-30
Strane Jniunftion.

3iitrittsSemnner 6. Rap / Seune.
pin Golrntp. Rint., iiSiteSte een 27Se
en- Sniurction moo the electrical
@orterS' llnion % erflGrer Oeri, al
Set er uIopTist at rutte fig iamu,er for
at birSre et aontrattsrS Sorretntng
% iiseaa at befaIe llnionm9n0 at sna
ira for at fomme aontruttsrer tillios.
Sniurftionen err miMertioig % oil al
Streiferne bipe appelleret til Ssieite'
ret.