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LADIES GOODS.

SEALSkIN AND OTHER FINE FUR GARMENTS
ALTERED AND REPAIRED
Miss G. CUNNINGHAM
aul3-8m,l 1905 st. NV.
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THE PATIENCE. go = N.w.-NEwLY RBNo-
waited. papered, painted and furnished. All IL
cleanliness and comfort found anywhsrs In tie
city. Sixty rooms and thirty haths. Most Hsa.
eouable root1 ever oeors1. = p. BALxADAL
5ol6-tfk
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A sPLENDIDLY BUILT HOUSE NORTH
WEST. vicinity Concord apartment house;
COST OVER $11 500; lot 20192 to 15-ft. al
ley; house contains ten rooms and bath
PRICE, $500.
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BEAUTIFUL BALTIMORE STA new
house. containing three stories. ten rooms
steam heat; two baths; kitchen on first noori
finely arranged; FORTY FEET OF PARKING
IN FRONT. with large rear yard to sixteen
foot alley. PRICE, $l0,5oO.
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PRINCETON ST., COLUMBIA HEIGHTS;
well constructed; three stories; nine rooms;
kitchen on first floor; reception hall. OWN
Err. VERY ANXIOUS TO SELL, will con-
slider an offer Of 81 $50.
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THREE SMALL FRAME HOUSES. all To-
Gated In central northwest; renting at $40. 80
PER MONTH. Can be BOUGHT CHEAP TO
CLOSE AN ESTATE.
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STORE AND DWELLING, Maryland ave.
Me-; lot 2ox111h to alley; stable In rear;
renting at $40 per month. PRICE, $1,000.
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FOR RENT-IF IN NEED OF A HOUSE on
apartment for the coming seasons occupancy
send for weekly bulletin. which contains
descriptions and prices of everything we have
to offer. Mailed promptly application.
The best houses and apartments are already
being applied for and being taken.
nu29-1Ot B. II WARNER co
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PLEASANT HOME NORTHWEST; con-
venient to street cars; good neighborhood; two
stories, cellar and bath; six rooms; reception
hall; kitchen on FIRST floor. PRICE, So, 500.
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ave. corner. with beautiful studio extension: VIII
accept less than refused By late owner;
snap. Address Box 81 Star once, It.
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DR.. LEATHRRrIAN,

Expert Specialist IN tie cnrs a an special dissasss
Hydrocels. varicccels. Structure, fmpotsnoy ana
nlood diseases cured tps NtA Consultauon free.
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CORNER APARTMENT HOUSE, centrally
located northwest; convenient to all car lines;
renting $s5 per month. PRICE, SIP, 800.
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B. Il. WARNER COMPANY,
se5,7&9-3t Ole st. NV
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN-2 WELL-BUILT RES
licences. now occupied by owners cost $4,000;
line NV. AUSTIN'S REAL ESTATE EX-
CHANGE, 635 G st. NV. seS-3t'
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A small brick house. N STREET NORTH
WEST BET. 18TH AND 18TH STREETS
seven rooms and bath. PRICE. $4,750. VIII
exchange.
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Near DUPONT CIRCLE: three stories and
cellar; ten rooms and bath; kitchen on first
floor; home or Investment; win rent readily at
S45 per month. PRICE, SC, $50.
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FOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE GROOM BRICK !;
modern conveniences; lot 2Ox95; west OF 14th st /;
must go this month. Call address Owner, 1929
Corcoran st. NV. SET -3ts
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MANY OTHER FINE PROPERTIES
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
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FOR SALES THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
bricks; 10 rooms each; N. Cap. st. ne. {;
bargain.
eeS-3t VIM r HOFFMAN 1921 NV.
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PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

"15s5, June l thought it. sawed
it. May 1886. nailed it. / carved
it. William Shakespeare" is the in
scrlption on small oak cupboard
about to be sold by auction at Snit-
tertield, near Stratford-on-Avon.
Paris is about to add to its literary
attractions by opening Victor Hugo
museum. 1t is to be, established in
one Of the quaint Louis Treize houses
still surviving on the Place des
vosges, which was inhabited by the
poet while he was yet the young
lion Of Herman"
Although Nine. Sarah Grand takes
immense pains over her books, often
writing chapter twice and three
times over, she finds so much pleas
ure in her work that she regards it
more in the light of recreation.
Apart from this, Nine. Grand's favor
ite pastime is cycling.
Henry Van Dyke says: "You must
not suppose that all fish stories are
false One of the earliest fish stories
on record was absolutely reliable.
When Peter said: Lord, we have
labored all night and have taken
nothing that was a true fish story;
one, the like of which is not on rec
ord for any time since"
As illustrating the extreme prices
sometimes paid for rare or curious
old books may be mentioned the re-
cent sale Of a little pamphlet Of
eight pages only published In Lon
don in 1852. and having the unattrac-
tive title. "A Trpe Account Of the
Dying Words Of Ockanickon." 1t
brought the astonishing price of ST.
45o.
Among the Savs much honor is
paid to literary celebrities. A Polish
pOetess. Marya Konopincka, was re-
Gently feted in magnificent fashion
on the occasion Of her twenty-fifth
literary anniversary. Delegations
came from distance to pay her
honor, and substantial evidence Of
admiration came in the shape of e.
country house which was presented
70 her. puDnc library was Aouhu-
ed in her name.
Miss Elizabeth Jordan, the novel
ist. has a Norwegian maid who is
enormously proud OF belonging to
the same nation as Henrik Ibsen.
When she DISCOVERED that her new
mistress also rsrote books she be-
slowed on Miss Jordan most defer
ential and assidnous attention. Mean
while the maid had been suffering
from variety Of minor ailments.
Miss Jordan mildly suggested that
the Girl take better care OF herself,
ini tlic devoted maid said fervently:
'Oh. ma'am. it don't matter about
me. The world don't need me, but
you and Ibsen has got to be took
care Of right"
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wArERcREss AND CANCER.
some Queer Facts Have Come TO
Light During study of the
Dreaded Disease.

Cancer has been attributed at one
time or another to the consumption
Of tomatoes, salt and arsenic, or,
rather, to write accurately, it has been
suggested that these articles might be
contributing causes, says the New
York Mining Record. A correspondent
short time ago wrote TO the London
Daily Chronicle stating his belief that
cancer might be caused by eating wa
tercress, because he had found fresh
water shrimps and some worms in a
specimen OF this vegetable which he
had purchased.
The letter to the Chronicle has given
rise to a somewhat animated discus
sion and among others who took up
the matter was George r. Sims the
well-known writer, who contributed
to his own journal. the Referee, some
well-matured thoughts anent the sub
ject-
Andrew Wilson then entered the
lists, and in both journals ridiculed
the idea that there could possibly be
any connection between watercress
and cancer. At the same time. this is
by no means the first occasion on which
raw vegetables, which would comprise
watercress, have been laid under sus-
picion as q possible cause Of cancer.
Some Of the most eminent German in
vestigators have given us their opin-
ion that there may be some relation
ship between uncleanly raw vegetables
and the disease. II it be granted that
cancer is Of parasitic origin, then
might not the germ be taken into the
Eyftem by eating rev vegetables?
DR.. Lyons. Of Buffalo, some time ago
made investigations into the relative
frequency of cancer among the differ
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Lon CoDnor Of the marshal's Office
returned from Leavenworth yester-
day where re had heen TO convey a
number Of prisoners TO the national
nenitentiary.
Our trade on Coles original hot
hast mas been better this fail than
ever, while trade in general has been
quiet which shows that merit wins. If
kidney or bladder troutle can al
ways be cured BY using Foley's Kidney
Cure Peoples drug store. DIV
Mr. and Mrs. Kenreiqh, who have
been visiting Mr. ana Mrs. DE Pue
since Christmas, Will return 10 their
b me AZ Mountain Grove. Mo-, the
last OF the week
Lost-One gray buckskin glove
branded J. + at Hayden, /. 4. Find
er Will please leave same here. div
Mr.. WarrenstalI, on Joe Thatcher's
place, has a steer which be says will
weigh 100 ana he expects by next
August TO reach 2300-and make him
net profit ~ $50
The Youths Companion and
the Weekly chieftain one year
for 81 90. DIV
Butter. eggs, chickens and sll kinds
OF produce always 90 hand. Deliver
ed pruptly f. e. CIwan. str
RIck-er-i-rack, rIck-er-t-rack,
Darr0ugh Hard@ store,
quack. quacbl qoaak. 52tf
All partie- owing MaIoney & Sous,
black. mitns. this city, are requested
" settle wi,h me A. once. Those who
neglect IT. do 30 " Jan. /, viii be pro
cecded against in th4 courts. J.J.
Spencer l76
Worthless thirgs are not initiated,
merit aud quality are; CoIesHot blast
nave more imitation. than any stove
made. Soft
II YOU have trouble with your bis
cult Try one sack ~ S.& P.hour, sl.l5
per sack AZ Grii-nn's, DC sells for
cash ~
Fine Maple trees. q TO II feet Ia
height at the Mars farm, for sale by
the single tree or bv the hundred or
the Thousand. VI
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enG natlona1ties OF that cry, and round
that the malady was most frequent
among the German population, notori-
GUS for consuming uncooked vegeta-
bles in large quantities. OF course
scientific proofs are wanting TO sub
stantiate the theory, and that vegeta-
Bile eaters in Buffalo are more subject
to cancer than the rest Of its citizens
may be nothing more than coinci-
dence. Nevertheless, if such were
found to be the case in other parts Of
the world. a strong priori argument
would be established that there is d
decided relationship between cancer
and unclesnly raw vegetables,
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Iii the United States Court IN the In
dian Territory, Northern district thereof
Sitting at Viniia, January term, 1904.
In the matter of
the estate of NO IVA
Frank Nj Cawood ct al J probate.
NOTICE
To Frank NJ cawood and Elizabeth
Brown, nee Cawood.
You will take notice that one the fSth
day OF January, 1904, will apply q the
Honorable Joseph A Gill, judge OF the
Northern district Of the Indian Terrific.
ry, for leaveftf wake final settlement OF
my guardiansh- p account and for my
final discharge as your guardian.
Samuel f. Parks,
6tf Guardian.
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A ORACLE" APPETITE.
The Ethereal Qualities OF the FadP
Creature Who Wins a Mans
Affections.

"A young man of my acquain-
tance," said DR.. Cynicus, according
to the Philadelphia Ledger, who is
very much in love, wearies me ex-
cessisely by his rawlings over his
sweetheart, her angelic qualities, ct
cetera. She is too fragile for this
world, he thinks.
sTragile?' says ], how fragile?
Ever test her fragility? Let me give
you some figures about her, and
womankind in general, showing the
extent of their fragility. We viii
suppose this piece Of perfection is
in moderately good health. She win
live to, say. so years of age. Wom-
en- do not like, any more than men
do. to die--not so much, for women
never grow old, you know Listen to
me: She win eat one pound of beef,
mutton. or some other meat every
day. That's 365 pounds of flesh in
year. In 60 years it's 21,90O
pounds How's that for fragility?
she will eat as much bread and
as much vegetables per diem, and
there you have in 90 years 4S,SOO
pounds of bread and meat.
A1f she is not too angelic she will
drink daily no less than two quarts
of coffee, tea, wine or beer. And by
the time she is ready to have a mon
umenr she win have consumed 175
hogsheads of liquids. Fragile?
"'Now,' says l to this young man,
these figures do not include the 40
or so lambs she will worry down
with mint sauce. 1t does not take
into consideration her ice cream, her
oysters. her clans and such. All
this means about As tons. Fragile?
Think of your affinity in connection
with these figures. and then rave
over her being fragile Young man,
you're a fool Bahl'
sol. 81 the Probleru.
Munster Yon now what a fellow
piaahs, aas alwa. been to delve into
the hicden mysteries of life and
eternity?
y-a-cie-Yes; never met his equal
"W-N. ne has succeeded in his quest
al et. lie fnows itall now"
fcn't mean it,'
~. occurred 20 him 70 ask his son
so ass ins siadnaled frcm fellege. ~
.A ar 9e
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Badly. this is the way these men will
work. The Chittagong heaters must
surround the herd stealthily, each Of
the two parties making a wide, semi
circular detour, dropping two men
every SO feet When the divisions
meet beyond the game there win be a
ring, round about, of coolies posted
within shouting distance OF each other.
1t is the duty of this ring to hem the
herd in for days by gunfre, and gong
beating and flames at night. Mean
while, a great log stockade is TO be
built. Then the wild herd is to be
driven into it. with how much craft
and chance Of failure only an elephant
catcher knows. Once in. the game is
n-Evervbody's Magazine.
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In the United States Court for the Northern
District OF the Indian Territory At Flnita'
IN the Matter OF
J Mnrten Railey, NO. -O0O.
Bankrupt.
NOTICE OF the first meeting OF creditors.
TO ths creditors ofJ Marten Railey, OF
Ochalata. IN the Northern District OF the
Indian Territory. bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on the z5ru
day OF October 1913, the said j. Marten
Railey was duly declared bankrupt. ana
that the first meeting OF his creditors Will
be held at the office 0f the undersigned ref
ere e IN Vinita, Indian Territory on the 9Th
day OF January. 1904 at 8 o'clock a. m. at
which time said creditors may attend, prove
their claims appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt and attend to any further busi-
ness as may properly come before the meet
Ing fhe bankrupt IS also required 70 aD-
uend said meetng on said time ana place.
Dated this 23rd day Of December, 1908
Debts. sse4sO0. DENNIS H. WILSON,
Assets. slg23 70. Referee 49,
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LOCAL NOTES

Mrs. Andrew Green is sick.
Full line Of f. F. o. G can goods at
barrisons.
II Walker hangs your paper it i
kell done. u
An the merchants are ipyoicing.
Fresh butter ana rat chickens at
he Weir Grocery.
4 For high grade work see Walker,
1be painter. II
Cor are my work and prices with
btnt.r. Walker. u
IL. S. Il. Amos spent a portion of
yesterday ia Muskogee.
E Tue Chieftain's telephone is "A and
he paper wants the news.
Painting. paperhanging and high
grade wood finish. Walker u
4 sweet, mixed, sour aud olll pickles
al Garrison's, he cells for cash. d u
Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Ratcin spent
the holidays 10 Kansas CITY.
II you want good butter and fat
chickens 20 to 3. q. Cowau. 5tf
The original Coles airtight has
more copies than any stove 90 the
market today. wny? Ar
Tue crUsnlng feature OF Coles Hot
blast is the lower ayr tight door This
s the feature the would be 'Just-as-
good" cannot initiate. 50.tf
The Cbieftain'- cut pilce 90 job
work Is lauuiug plenty of business
see ]. c. Gray Defore buying your
mules. He eau sell yuu anl KIND you
want. DIT
lOu vii aud COaan One oOor souit'
Of us Old staud Win a ne~ stock OF
groceries aDu ali Kinds u produce. 5tf
Miss Dora Bele~, 0f Kansas City, Is
visltiug relatives aud friends here.
For rent, room house Just sou th
Of Ned Suaoanan's, DlOcks from
public fountain. NJ. h. Milford.
w. W. Hastings passed through } 1es-
terday m0rnlug en- route To Claremore.
see J. c. Gray before selling your
mules, at red bara lwo blocks nortn
|nf public we'll. u-tf
handle ali kinds 10 feed. GIVE me
trial +. 6. Cowan. 5tf
Mrs. W L. Trott viii enteitalu the
EucErr cluU Wednesday AFTERNOON at
me b, me u Mrs. W. II. Koruegay.
For Rent--A nicely furnished TOUR
raoiu cottage See }. z Green az tue
i ackstsue n0tel ul~
Steady, even heat, is essential -
so0u neatn lue original Coies air
tixht give. y "a tni-. 50.tf
Some STOVES have tue uame ou The
leS, but tue uame OF Coles Original
Hot ulast Is Ou the minas oi tne peo-
pie, oO-tf
S.P. Davenport & c.. have been
succeeded 90 business uy the Vinita
Lamoer CO r G. rarrant, manager.
Arthur Evans who nas been VISITING
fpr some tine IA the city resurue1 10
bis hume AZ d lrdanelle, Ark, this
morulnK.
Or. A X. Wray came iu from Car
tuaee this noou 10 be present az tue
annual ine,ting Of the c ineregatio"ai
church tonight.
Having opened new stock ol gnp-
cerie- wouiu Oe glad 10 zee Old friends
AID new Une,. CoNan. OIL
Foley's Honey and Tar positively
cures an threN, and lung diseases. Re
fise substitutss dw
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R n. Foster. 3ls 5. 7d street, Salt
Lake City, writes: ~ have been both
cred with dyspepsia or indigestion for
q years. have tried many doctors with
out elief, but l have found cure in
Herbiue. I recommend it TO all my
friends, who are afflicted that way, aud
il Is curing them. too. soc at Peoples
drug store DIV
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special Land Buyers Excursions.

VIII run ~ The new lands OF Greer
County, Oklahoma, and other sections
N the great Southwest in November
aud Decemner, via.the Frisco system.
Are ynu lnuking for rich and fertile
afming lands in the Southwest which
you can buy fr from one-iourth 20
nineteenth the cost OF the lands Of the
East and North? They produce as
much acre Tor acre. Here Is chance
to better y'ur condition and add a
liberal amount t. your pocket book.
For full particulars ana special rail
road rates apply at once 10 r. S.
Lemon, Secretary Frisco System I'm
migration Bureau. ST. Louis, Mo.
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Raranln bod ltomeseeker

An eight room dwelling with base
ment. good barn, trees. shrubbery and
i've acres ~ fne garden land. Would
rent for ete year 20 right party. See
Campbell Marrs Real Estate Co.
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Lot- 9. 10 II aud y, ia block Is,
price 81 500; l0ts 4G AID Al in block 4s,
$4,000 Others upon itquiring-apply
AZ Chieftaln Office.
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WOE FURNIsHED-Roons to reut--Mrs.
Spencer. n rs
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COTTAGE FOR RENr-Apply TO Mrs
Nos. A. GILL $500
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- w WANTED,-Whiteg girl for general house
work MIS-. Lee Barrett. 6aA
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FOR RENT room house on South viii
Ason street, block rom Dublc fountain
ll 4. Milford. 65-73
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
3pe gaiameer? - Sra Berlin teIe

NDc Glianeer? - Sra Berlin tele,
gratereS, at | biplomatiife areoie ser.
ite6S tomner man mere % mere til
ben Operbeoisning, at uereien paa
8aIfanbaIosen tiIiioit piI Ieoe til npe
elropRiife auiancer. Zen Cmitpl1.
otgbeb, at SpitIono aabent bar lllttet
fig til Den ritSiiif-piterrisife aaiance
mener man iiffert oil oingegnglonS,
Sranfri9e og StaIien til oaioa at Ilut.
te fig iantmen; for bisie ire Ragter
bar 10 f9lles Snteresier, bpab 9aIfan.
ipergsmaoIet attgaar. Song GbparSs
fcreitaaenbe officieIle @eisg i 8aris
iotpoes ogiaa iom ct Segn Der peger
/ famine 9tetuing. - Ser ipnes ale.
reoe at bore fommet ct libt minorc
penligt 8orboIo meliem Srnrtfrtge %
RusIano | anleonin9 Of benne Sag.
Get baIpoficiele ruSitife Storblao
"9eoboie 8renia" bar inoeboIOt enocl
meget bttre artifler moo Sranfrige,
90 goori 8rinfrige Iigeirem bar p9ret
beifplot for at bnoe opmuntret Be MI.
feOoniife RepoIutioniiter. Som Soar
poo otSie ruSiiife angreb 9ar Ste.
pbore Salianne / 9looet "Rotin"
Itreoet en- GrttfeI, Ser aniees for 1t
bore oirefte inipireret al BEN irQnife
ltoenri8$mtniiter, Gelcasie. Gan IL.
ba8eoiicr &eifDI0ningerne / set rltsii.
tie 9IaO % bGo0er, at Dc eltroppiffe
Wfa8ter IfpIoer De franife oipIomotiife
% foniuIPre agerter fin &lnoIfo6
ON InPrerneS mtb9renoe StiQing
paa SalfanbaIbsen. Sa, Fan opIpier
enoog, at BET er Ben frantic aoniuI /
SoIontfa, 81, Stee8, iom bar ifrepet
uHfaItet til Oen M iao befierote rus.
'tf'eIterri8'fe ReformpIan.
Sra Wonaitir teIegrafere8, at
Dem mufebontife observation-disclosures
ogter at profIomere Ell oIminoeIig
&et8nin8 / ale 4robinier al BET euro.
ppt'fe Eprfi omfring 20oe GpriI. I'll
Den &i0 oiI ooer 100000 Mano BE.
oabnet me0 NifIer % 9plmmitbomber
opre irroi8e til at 8aa lsS poa Gpr.
fen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10

Eaitor @. 2orien, ct. EouI Bal
MI ogiaa reiigncret fra Gioifog ne
niBbeo / Srrod. Minn. Gam Cafe
co Gioifos oster at forenes til 1!
EanI0.
-Misiionrr 8. peoerien icm ior
lin SelbreSs Sfplo er bientnie en-
Eur, ifal reiie omfrins ! Menigbebpr.
ne for at arbeioe for Sebnineemisiio-
nen | Mai os Sniri.
Gano. Sob. SfonnorS betiener
~miolertioig Baitor gifelanSs Menig.
beoer i Hoieau 60. San bragte M.
Zig to forRlorelsie gsrn til garne-
biemmet | 2amberton.
Ganif airfenpt.
Sibite Ssnbag opiasoe gaitor
%. $anien fin Ereitegiernine for ga.
5aretb Weeni8beo | Cedar SAILS, Sa
ban bar lobet at opertage 8ierninaen
iom W~isiionspreit / lltab. I'll lite
Sui agter ban at forIaoe Wenigbe.
ben Der, ifrioes fra nGpnte 80 til
"8aniferen".
Den oanife airfes aarsmsbe.
Der iaar bolbes / 8eit Genmart, isis,
begpnoer SnsSag ben lobe Stunt.
Den banife airfe8 Meniabeo /
0tpigbt, Sn., bar oeotaset at faloe
Raltor gobierg Der for SiSen er an.
lat iom observation-disclosures peb "Ss:.
ifole6Iaoet", aolbing, men Ipm tanfer
paa after at meIoe fig til Sieneite /
Den oarffe Strife | amerifa.
9aitor S. 5. GabIItrsm mes
Slitral % oereg Dngite Ssn flDtter M
ifslse 8. I. airfebIab" til beres me
Sirfiombeb ! 3es @pines. sstnma.
tniels Renigbeb, Nacine,. o~berrafte
Dem en- aiarIigbeossape / rebe genee,
fsr De reiite fra Macine. 9aitor 9a6l.
Itrsm talte MiOfaite Ssnbag baaoe
8ormibbag os aiten / Siloams Me.
ntgbeo, Gbtcago, bbor be eioroe ct
lille SpboIb urtber @iennemreden.
- goltor q. genneien, Sreaon,
Wis, er fremSeIes ipg og bar / Iar.
gere Sib oPret lbe at Stanb iii at
bolSe @ptostieneite / fine @eniebeoee.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
OY Stole.
Sen SOrcneOc airtc funr en- iaaNau
SOreit Stu, Sa.

Gen 1orcneoe airte DiL foo fig Ell
M SfoIe i 6oreit Gitg, 5orua. ioet
Raitor s. 9. SoIpeion bar fIebt ct
@oteI Ser Omen for at iorponoIe Set
ii. ct College ior Gutter % @tger.
&orelIet bIen bnQgee i 1900 ~ foitehe
$b5 csc. Wton gno Get Noonct @ol.
00ri % Set brepe& ! 3 Waoneocr, men
bleo "a ioI8t ii. ct Gom.ag, Ser Qior.
Ne Oct iii en- Experiment @uiIoing" =.
Get Ojir zig. 4: zen nqe Man heller
life oor heI019. % 0a ct aar oar Qaoet.
byeo %p0nin3en itaaeroe tom, fun MI
% ho bengttet til 0~anieIofoIe. QaItpr
Snl0elcr ioo. at ser Der par en- an.
.eonIn8 til at 8isre noget for ling.
oommen, GO ban bar ON iig. Gierne
~'or.an9te 6eriniuaen en- bel Sum,
men gif fiber ne0 til $4,000 Oh err.
tIprebe Jig titip0&, ON De ftf en- Gre.
olcoeI meS BET iamme. &aTtoren for.
I9mh iG life. men aft omfrinq til
Self boobe ! @Uen "a pau 2onoet %
III tcnuncIi8 mart iltbitribcret Sc, 600.
"a Get Oar 8iort. bIeo SonSelen al.
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