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The National tribune., 1903-07-09
NATIONAL WASHINGTON, c. THURSDAY g. Eos

safety valve, rs in their absence the roof
would surely have come off. In the inside
we found q chaos of -four and bean sacks
promiscuously tumbled about, partly
bursted and intermingled with strings of
pepper pods, barrel slaves and innumerable
fragments of broken glassware. There
was not a whole bottle or tumbler in the
place; the walls and ceilings were dripping
with the cider, that had suddenly got
steam on
Fortunately by far the greater part of
Henry's stock of liquors and groceries were
stored in a small cellar under the kitchen.
ton.
] will here mention that old Henry mar
ried his widow, and lived happily with
her for many years: but his marriage did
not take place till sometime in January of
the following year: before that time events
of 4 far more serious nature took place,
which l proceed to relate.
A CHRISTMAS BANQUET. g..
BY Christmas time the damages caused
by the explosion were so far remedied that
Henry Glassman could and did prepare n
farewell bachelor banquet. in the shape of
Il Christmas dinner, to which he invited all
his intimate friends in the town, to the
number of about 10. For the occasion he
hired a poor German traveller, whom some
i'll wind had blown into our wild country,
to render services as waiter. This man he
dressed UP with some of Giassman'S decent
clothing (said traveller having arrived in
rags, in order that he might present a
respectable appearance while performing
the functions of 4 Ganymedc Mt the festive
board Inasmuch as Henry stood full six
feet in his stockings and the improvised
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MUSTERED OUT.

CURRY.-At Johnsonburg, Pa, June -. PatrfcA
Curry, Battery A. lst Pa L. A Comrade Curry served
three years and 10 months. He member of W. d.
Meyers Post 43f which conducted the funeral serviceA
widow, one son and one daughter survive.
DAVIS-At Howard, Kan, June J, Jesse Davis, CO.
F, 18th ILL., Cav.
LEONARD.-Ath his home in Monticello Mimi, War.
rem D. Leonard, aged &C. Comrade Leonard was born
In Burns N y, in March, 1855 He enlisted in Co. B,
l1th Mimi, July s 1864 and mustered out June %,
1865. He had been member of Sedgwlck Post S. for
the past is years widow and daughter survive.
-PATTON.-In Richland Township, Ind June q,
Samuel II. Patton Co. X. 3Ith Ind, aged 81. Comrad0
Patton was member of F. F. Swain Post, As.
WOOLBERT.-At JohnSonburg, Pa, June 49, ThoaI
Woolbert. 14,d Pa, aged 50. Funeral services were
conducted by W. ID. Meyers Post, 49, of which Com.
rade Woolbert was member A widow and two sons
survive.
Wo0LSEY.-At Normal, ILL.,, June I, of paralysis
G. r. Woolsey, First Lieutenant. Co D, Il2th Ill Id
was member Of Chas. Z. Hovey Post, 49,
The National tribune., 1903-07-09
Zz91l1tA4S'. r 1n9| Y i! A144!yY ! in
ly$ lzz(Sf2se :z>tzzOnl
BY JOHN. A. SPRING.

of spotless white. whose upper corners Sc
riously impeded the free use of the wear
er's eyesight. Inasmuch as l tied the era
vat myself every morning. know whereof
1 speak when say that his throat protec-
tor went around old Henrys neck four
times and left ample ends wherewith to
tie voluminous knot under the chin.
The American Consul. old Mr.. Garrison,
happening to be ON Il visit with his nephew
at Hermosillo when. our letter arrived
there. the desired certificate of demise ar
rived much sooner tlian expected. and prep
arations for the wedding and ensuing
housekeeping were well under way when
something happened.
AN UNFORTUNATE VENTURE.
While all this cOurting had been going
on there had arrived at Tuhac during the
third week of December a Tyrolese named
Flora. with n letter of introduction to me
from friend at Tucson. In this letter
Mr. Flora was highly recommended as
first-class manufacturer and concocter of
liquors, wines and cider. AS Wooster and
kept no bar room, took Mr.. Flora
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ment of claims arising out of the outrages
of the French upon American citizens. He
knew that England was fitting out a pow
erful feet to capture the FrencI-American
possessions, and being sOrely in need Of
money decided to sell Louisiana to the
United States and put it out of the reach
of England. He received for this S11,2 ,25O,-
600, and the United States agreed to pay
the claims of it's citizens, amounting to
S3,I50,CO0. This has never been DONE and
there are many people whose grandfathers
were reduced to poverty on account of it,
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IO be cOntlnued.)
French Spoliation Claims.

Edison w. jenkins, Corporal. Co. L. 1st
N. Y. Cav, Purdy Creek, N. Y, takes ex-
ceptions to the statement that the United
State paid $l5,OO0OOO for the Louisiana
Territory. Purdy is one of the sufferers
from that failure. Napoleon was sOrely
pressed. being at war with England and
nagged by the United States for the pay
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The Best Talker.
:. D. PENNEBAKEa JOHN PAUL JONES'
PENNEBAKER & JONES,
Attorneys and Counselors,
c. D. PENNEBAKEq.
WASHINGTON, d, {

1881 F STREET, WASHINGTON, D. O.
Special attention to adjustment Of accounts Of cvl
war Volunteer Officers
We think very officers were properly paid
Widows (even If remarried), other heirs entb
tied. Write for details
We are especially anxious to communicate with OH
GERS or their heirs who O not paid for recruiting
services, for services rendered prior to nj
(2) who were denied bounty by of promotions
(S) who were dismissed from the service; a. who were
denied travel by of resignation for personal
reasons or convenience (5l who were not mustered
and paid because command was below minimum num-
ber and 6 who lost U. s. pay by of State pays
ment
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**This name means, The walnut trees
There was group of, think, about II
of these trees standing on the edge of the
Sonora road, about one mile south of the
present town Of Nogales, which owes its
name to said group of trees. Many MUIR
ders were committed there by Apaches
upon travelling MeXicans, the nature of
the ground being very favorable for attack
from ambush.
(To be continued.)
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-01
NEW MACHINERY.

Mir D. A. Carpenter. representing the Sullivan Machinery company, Fl Psso. Texas, arrived here yesterday morning from Tombstone, where he had been on business. Mir Carpenter finds this field to be very attractive and makes frequent trips here. He recently sold to the Calumet & Pitts burg a Sullivan compound. Straight Line air Compress. which is now being installed One of the same machines was also sold to the Calumet and Co chise and it is now en route here from the east The Turquoise Min ing company. operating in the Black Diamond district, recently installed a Sullivan Beauty Diamond drill which has a capacity of 1000 feet. It is now being operated with gratifying success. The Cananea Consolidated Mining company has placed an order with MT. Carpenter for three large air receiv- CTS to be used in connection with their various mining operations.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-01

J. K. Davidson. of Kansas City. vice president of the Lucky Tigre Combi. nation Gold Mining company who has been here for three or four weeks on business connected with the incorpo- ration of the company and familiariz ing himself with its property, expects to leave this morning for his home MT. Davidson has visited nearly all the mining operations in this section including Cananea and goes away with extensive knowledge of our min eral industry. which has proved very attractive to him.
 Word from the Lucky Tigre mine says things are progressing quite sat isfactorily at that camp. which is fast growing in importance and popula tion. The present work is mostly tunnel from which ore is being taker and shipped to Fl Paso. Only one hundred and ten men are at work but arrangements are being made tc materially increase the force at ar early day.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-01
% IN THE MINING FIELD
Operations of Interest Throughout the County of CoChise, Arizona
 and Sonora
and Sonora

At the Lake Superior & Pittsburg shaft, No. is down 1000 feet and shaft is down 800 feet. Just a. present the work is being interrupted by an extra large amount of water which has to be pumped out and then conveyed some distance in laurders to prevent it's flowing back into the mine workings. Ore is apt to be struck at any time in either of these proper ties, and the character of the stuff now being taken out is very good.
 At the Calumet & Cochise property. Superintendent Turner has been hust- ling with his usual energy. The work was started only month ago, but the shaft is now down little over 60 feet. The plant consists of a good hoisting engine. with large boiler, and other necessary equipment. Water is piped from the Naco line. The Cochise is certainly admirably located and looks to be about the best prospect of any of those which have been foated with in the past six months. Risbee peo- pie are buying the stock as fast as they can get their hands on it. Local mining men say that outside of the Lake Superior & Pittsburg and the Calumet & Pittsburg it is the best gamble here, judging from location and the probability of the trend of the ore body.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-01
TO ENLARGE SHELTER.
New Furnace Will Be Put in at the
 Federal


 The Federal Shelter. which has been in operation for a week, is ar ranging to make some important inn provements in the plant. work on which will begin in a few weeks.
 During the period the plant was closed down. many improvements were made and the plant now has twice the capacity it had when the ini- ago. On of these improvements was a new furnace, giving two to the plant and enabling it to handle twice the amount of ore it did before
 The plans for the new improve ments, according to President Jay cocks, include the erection of a con verting furnace which will equip the plant for turning out copper pigs. This and the work necessary to it's in stallation will call for an investment of about s30,000.
 Since the plant closed down the first time the company has bought and leased several good mines and Mir. Jaycocks says that the plant will now have all the ore it can handle from the company's own mines and that there is now no probability of it clos ing again.
 On the contrary. he says, that the output of the mines guarantee a steady run and that the plant will be increased in capacity regularly every year The company is now employ ing about 400 men in the works here and the building of the new furnace will necessitate putting on nearly a hundred more.-El Paso News.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-01
DOS CABEZAS MINE.
A Few of the Many Promising Prop
 critics in the Huachucas.


 Kesler, Laure and Lavery have the Tucson mine located in the same vi cinity as the Hilltop property, near Dos Cabezas. says correspondent of the Range News. It is also a silver lead proposition and shows values of 52 ounces silver and 3S per cent lead. The vein is Assure filled with quartz with lime hanging wall and the gen. eral character of the ore is a gray car bonate. This property has but re- gently been opened up and we under stand the fortunate trio have already had fiattering offer for the property from some Fl Paso parties.
 These same gentlemen have the Jumbo mine, located on east White canyon and show good values in sil- ver-lead. Development work is just commencing and the only assay taken showed 2S per cent lead. $4.S0 in gold and 6S ounces in silver This prospect looks as if it would have very fatter- ing future.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-01
PITTseURe, LAKE SUPERIOR
AND COCHiS

MT Guck. special correspondent of the Daily Mining Gazette in a recent letter from Bisbee had this to say concerning threee well-known enter prises in this district:
 The Mining Gazette man visited the Calumet & Pittsburg, the Lake Supe- rior & Pittsburg and the Calumet & Cochise properties yesterday. At all of these properties work had been done to a certain extent by previous operators. On all of them the out croppings are remarkably good. and from their location they are exception ally good gambles.
 As stated in previous correspond ence, the Calumet & Pittsburg has an assured mine is proven on it sDelmar claim, as the Lowell shaft of the Copper Queen runs up to its boundary The shaft is down 940 feet and the showing is considered very good. The main ore body may be encountered at any moment in this shaft and is looked for momentaTily. The ore now being taken out is good looking stun, but it comes from string CTS.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-01
FOR SALE BY H. (. HerriCK < Co.,,
 DOUGLAS, ARIZONA.

160acre ranch (relinquishment) i; 100 acres under 3-wire fence, abund- ance of water only 13 feet from sur. small house, new moving machine, blow. hay rake. wagon, etc; 80 head of cattle. principally milk stock; 15 head horses. Only six miles from Douglas. For s2,5Oo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Ilv bcieiterets BONNER.
8illiam q. Sap fra Sbip or nSn9pnt
otter Sbiras.

@iliam q. Dan er ubnacnt til
RebIem af Ssieiteret efter SbiraS,
Iom bar ta9et afIfeb poa 8runb af
Iloerbom. st Telegram fra Canton.
g. meboeler fsIgenSe ubiigt ODER
bans 2io. San err fsbt-i Hapernn, O..
Harbeoen at Sames 81 @arfieIo5
gnmIe Stem. Gin SfoIeSannelie fit
ban ueb llniperiitp Of Wi6igon og Be.
gpnote iom Sagisrer / 1872. s 1886
ualgtes ban til Sommer peO Common
EleuS Get og ltOnppntes Sereiter til
6orenebe StoterS 9iitrif soomner /
Oct ~norolige Ohio. Wc&inlep. bpiS
Mariner ban engang bar iom Saefs.
rer, gioroe bam til nsiiitcrenOe Secre.
tarp Of Stote. 9o Sherman ira.
traaote iom Stotsmintiter blep Com.
mer 9ap bans @ftermnnO; men ban
neolagoe @mbebet for at retie til "a.
ris iom 6reOSfommisiGr, bn Spgie.
ret me0 Spanien ifltIbe firoe Steo.
@fterat BON babbe uorettet bette
bIep ban after Soreneoe Stu.
tiers 8reosbommer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Streifefommt sitonen.

Sc uoibGrsige 8r1ibeetere begpnSte
sen 26oe at lore i'm Sag for Streite.
commissioner. "a @. 2. RdrtIe &
SO. fom fsrit. Streiferues Sasfsrer
.. !. NscGartbp / Sa6Ieton boobc ttb-
Iigerc uotoit. at Worfle%R onpauiet
baoSe faitct ~ al fine Setere pou 9sr.
% ban bIep MI inSitepnet for at BE-
pie i'm Eauitano. San iudreoe. ct
peSfommenSe mi,rStIig bauSe ben.
oenot iig til BAN o. fortntt fin ST.
~itcrie. iSct Dc BAD bam at bore oerss
SaSierer. "Reminiscences 6ormduo,
Ionrrcr @rap, ipurgte, ON RIaserne
bau6e afiFrifter al observation-disclosures.
"Nei", ipnreSc IleGartbp Sngisrer
9rrmm faiteSe tno oct Spsrgsmaa.:
Stables life SiSie aontrafter aImtn.
OeIigoiS ~Strubetngs. Spererstom.
itcr2" So. iooreSe Ir6artbp. 8t.
oere uSipurgt, iagSe ban: "Ie no.
foitcOe 9tUro bar ~iortuIt mig. at De
olOri1 meO 8i0enSe % Billie bar I'm.
oerifrcpet stSie aontratter. o. at DC
life piSi.c. hpoo Ser too | Dem"
"auroe noGen RET Ssmme Dem til 10.
~fuIteIic. rianr &c life hao6c urtSerifrs.
net line 2eiefoutrufter9" ipurgte
MarfIcS Sugisrer.
0tcGartbp iporeoe: "Seg bar bsr.,
at Scr er foIifc Gofumerer / Serrre
@erocr."
gil Ie pdoitoo. at aomparist
bucoc iorfuLifet 4ontratterne?"
Seq nener tlrr. at ItFnSere bIeo
iIoe be0rogne."
IernRit optom aIngeu ooer, at
Rumpauiet hoISer tilbage en- Del If
Arbeioerrc$ 2er, for al be ! eng
oomStdfpIoe fan ioa nj Q1gebehdnS-
ling. men al life ale Beugere nrper.
ces Sertil. ioet Gumpaniet ititfer en-
goo SLlmp al Dem | i'm eser 2orme.
On professional 9urie~. Gertrude
Rnrtir. oiOne0e, at ire SpgepIeier.
fer oar uuiattc al aompdriet. 9l
bun bleo ipurgt, on 2Ggerre fit ale
0e Benge, ioHl arbeioeyue p0eSe. III
Rc0icin % iom @o~otsisreIie for IL
Ar6eioe, ioareSe bum. at tun life pio.
tie Set. men at bum troeSe Oct.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Sanoiae afeiort.

5oreneSe Staters Ssieiteret afgao
ben 26Se San. giennem CONNER
Sarlan sen &jenoelie, at Geter og
Senrp ReIiouJ iom I 1881 bciotte iig
pon 2anb, Der piitnof paa en- @aaSe
bsrte til Rortbern Eactfic.g anens
8rant, men iom enbnu fife bar op'
maalt og ~oroentIig fartIagt, ifnI ut'
iees for Oisie SettIeres retm9Siise
gieroom. Tommeu ganr no ira, IT
Sen ioreIsbige aartlGguirs iom ga.
mems NipHo ihoIepereoa III 9an6fou.
toret, life par aigistenSe for @rantrtS
@rGuier. oa Of bette Serior enonu itob
un0sr aougresien os madtte betragtes
iom oifentIigt San0. Soa.eoes baube
geter og Senrp 4elion Set iii at tuge
iia SomeitenS. CONNER 9refuer bIr
/ G. bisieuterenbe Sotum aiort 90.
mGrflpm pno, at oenne aienoelie on,
ltsSer Ell tiSligere Ssieiterets6om DER
bleo niiagt for 30 Mar iiSen % ION
Snore0epartemeniet altio bar rettet
iig efter unoer g~fsisrelier al lignenNc
5~pitigbeoer ON 2ano.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
OIiefuno / Qlaifa.

GiefpnSiac IRno err TONNE til Ia
coma. @aib., ira oct ipolige aIoifa,
bpor Se bar leot efter Die, % De no.
taler at 8 lierigSommeu oeroppe er IL
eeina itor iom / 8enniplunnia. en-
gammeI SIieisger peo 9tapn gSparo
Salon bar ieet Jig ON I aapnf o.
0megn for ct Spuoifat, % ban ior-
tPler, Of Gle finer no ira 6ielSifrGn-
ter og Slipper ligeipm Sirup. Get c:
garnffin og life al ben Sort. ionl
finSes / California. Slien itanr ;
Gnmmer og Smaaiiser Longs vi.
iioen al Copper Riper. gebolbnia.
gcrne narierer / Stsrrelie ira en- a.
minSelig gasbstte iii Siser paa so
Zoo / 5permaaI. Raa Zine Steoer ct
ser SIieiiser paa Here aeres.
CT britiif aompani ianot ! aAgun
1902 ct SlieoGlS | en- 3pboe.nf $40
SOB. aiI6en er tGt tiISrffet cpentiI.
men aIiseoel itrsmuer Ole no. grs.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
pdndmd.T raftdten.

Senatet bOIbt 9srbas Gftermibba9
ct fort 5orretntngsmsSe % beil11ttc.
De at OffentIiggisre 8analtraftatens
Sert. 8rpiiOentens og ltbenrigsmi.
niiterens SslgeifripeIier par forte %
i1oebclot irgen 5orilag.
Sraftaten er ct langt document %
i~noeboloer ole @nfeItbeoer ON San.
belen, ON Gei.&etten, ON 8unalbpg,
ningen, ON @olombias % De 6oreneDa
StGterS &ettigbeoer, ON 0e GUNNER,
iom Colombia ifaI baoe, ON 8annl-
gebetets Stprelie, De 6orenebe Stls
tiers Suri$otftton % alt oct sorige,
Iom neofommer aonalen % oen3
Drift, Sraftatens SoueoinoboIo e.
elleseoe mebbelt / "Tecorab.B oiten".
HogIe anore Gunfter al Snteresie IT
fslgenoe. Colombia ifoI faa bet fuI0c
ltobDtte al De Iftier, set bapoe / au.
naler efter Jim Sperensfomit meo set
npe frantic aompani; men De 8or..
neoe Stater opertager ingen 6orpIiJ.
teIie til at betoIe 8Groien al oiSie gf.
tier. Colombia afitoar life 9perne
Colon Il I'D o9 Banana Il @eit),
men fun De 8rlln0eienoomme, iom
bar / BET frarife &ompouis 8eiiboeIic.
Snobonorere al ale Hotioner Hal faa
Soo til at arbeibe pna SannIen. Oct
er beitemt, of 9analen ifol bore melt.
traI, Iigeioa oens StIgange. Oct e.
ogioa beiterrt, at Colombia ifal itine
De iornsone Stribsfrpfter og Sfibe,
ON Relttraliteten frRnfes, iao Bet blt.
Der ~nsbpenoigt at beifptte 4analen
me0 oGbnet Rogt; men en- oct bier
iig. of Colombia life er iifanb BERTH.
ifal De Sorerebe Stater tr9oe op efter
Samraoo meb Colombia og ffaffe 6en
forns6ne &rigsmogt, iom DOG itrar
moa tr9ffe iig tilboge, naar 6enS
RGrperelie life Ipnsere bebspes.
Sraftaten pnaIGgger De SoreneSe Sta.
fer at poobegpnbe &anaIgraoninger
ieneit TO aar, efterat Soerensfcmiten
er satificerct. % IrbeiSet ma bore
fpr6iat oe &anulen aabnes for Eraftf
SeneIt ON IL aar fra mi.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
hong Oscar.
Sans SilitaHo bstGufelig. Sele Den
fsl. 5umilie iamlet pua 5lSttet.
~Sronprinien 8esent.

Sra StofboIm t~ele9raieres Sen
26Se San: Rong Oscar cr 6etRnteIigt
ing, % Der nRres ~aloorIige 9efpmrut.
ger for bans 2to. SeIs ben tonSeIise
6amtlie er ian1Iet 9aa SIottet nteS
~ltnota9eIie al Brtrts @ugert, ser ielo
er farltgt ing.
aorgen bar / 9e5et al Be iiSIte 10
Gsgu biirttgt tabt RrRfter - i1nS.
iprttgpiS bar BAN opret rdnrrnet al ct
SIaatiIfTI0e. Rougsns Reiie III
ariitiaria sr ieIoisIgeIis opgiOet, Iiee.
IeSeS set odnife arorprinspars geisg
| StodboLm. Ior frpgtcr for, at
aonEer ifal ioa ct pIlioieItat arfaGO,
iom ban iifferlig life fitnSe cuerleDe.
aronprirS 8pitao p~oaifproer Gorbe.
rehelicrne til at opertoge 5tiqingeu
lom Regeut.
Zen 270e nel6e3 ira Stofbotm:
geO ct iamureriot rorifsiUenf Stats.
rano&meoe iooa ooertoq arorprins
8uituu Stiningen iom Rcgert ooer Be
i~orcneOe Rougertger. San a~ireiier til
ariitiauia sen 30te Sunlar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

Robert 6. See, Scnrp 8atterion taIte
uarHe % a~nerfienoenoe Orb on,
Ibrabm SincoIu % %. 5. RltsisG
/ Retp gorf ffilSreSe Sefferiou Goo;s
iom en- roeI 8arafter. Scr u~fortrGSeut
nrbeioc6e for, boao ban auioa for
Hct.
Senrp @atterion f~remhnpcSe sc
~uforiouItge NoSiRtrinser. iom frem.
brcgte @oraerfrigen. "gi bapSe
SpSen Ben ieiIogti9e Reuina," iaaSs
ban "at ri life fnnSe apIe Sufter,
iris % 9omutIS uScn Slaper, o. II
man oiISe taae % 9rsbet al RunSer.
ON man tog SIaperre fra os, bopr.
tnro6 man / Roroen betragteSe Slaoe.
riet iom en- moraIf forfaitelis Sniff.
tittion. Iette freutfalote 8riser.
Den erSen bIeo goo. Ser 8rigen par
oi en- Canning al Sno1riser, ser
boIotes iartneu peS Ct Gang al Sano.
9rigen siorbe os til en- Ratiou.
"eito eerpetia" (sib BEN man bare
beItdnSia)l"
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

Der, iom er auItiIleoe / Ilaifa %
BennipInania, bar pitt, at rs Eroeent
al ben er 2pscIie.
5ollon og andre Sliem9nD erflR.
rer, at De, iom unoerI9gger iis Die.
felterne | aapaf, fan fonfurrere msb
Stanbarb StI,9ompaniet. gebolo.
ningen err n~uotsmmeIig, o. Dlien I'm.
oes Iige peo Saoet, iaI ben fan ienoes
til Srienten og' andre @erbensmarfc.
hpr
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Slom paa critfyiten.

5 iorrige llge re3neoe Set Iterft
pua ariten, tiger ct telegram ira
gortIono, Oregon, "a Sneen i 6ieI.
oene inleItebe burtis. Tsleen bar. 1.
ale 8ieIobpffe, iom IIu6er inb / Bii.
Iamette Riper, ~tiIierte 6en ubprc
SanbmaSier. Si0en6cr frn SenS sura
Sob neboeIer, at 6eu bar iteget bsiere
emo nogeniinoe. o. at BEN gisr itor
Stooe poa Sarmene. Wange Ssm.
merbGngiler er repet bort o. Rasicr
al Stoffe er fommet paa Rrf. !
Oregon Gin bar Gtommen giort oct
n~sSUc1big al itGnge SIuierne. 2Sr.
Dag Rat ite1 8anbet 3 6uo, on Chen
mob Ssnoag 10 5o0 ooer 2apoanOa.
Gal Gruno al ll0gliSniuger meler
Sarrisburg CO SunctiOn GitD funos
Inlet 8ienneutaanqstrPu pna Soutlp
ern Eacific tnume rem. Sumleha.
Uerne % 5ormene Innls Hooens lane
BREEDER er ooerioemmeoe. % en-
TGn8Se Snsbpr CT ifuleoe bort. 81
Srau. iom ifuIOc sitooer 40 Sregon.
8nnen. fom ! nlnftc TO Yil siieniur
BINGHAM Springs "oe hldn Sierae".
Scfcmotiuisrer 8dttp cg Snrbsoer
Rulli5dn bIen orGbie. og en- SanoelS.
reiieroe ira Bortlau0 pee Rnpn @m.
Rarpea bIsp ifamieret / gruitet. SIN.
gen at be spriae tom I'll Sfabe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

get liben 20 90 M, % ban bar nanet
til Copper. orbeioer ban Iile baarot
iom nogenlinoe. Sra Moro2n til af.
ten uil ban pGre at iinoe / lit aoTt.
tepprelie, noar Senatet life er iamlet,
os 6rueterne al bans Stuoier Der Ia.
Ser iis tiIipne pao u9Iten ole Omroa.
ser, % bans &Glgere reb oqina at
Sanifisnne bans grbeiSe, al boiItet
DC npber SopcSforbeIen. gn Rrrf.
pGrbigbeo peo Senator Re,icr err set.
at ban albrig bier, at bar bar set
trapeIt. On nosen snIfer at tale mes
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

BAN, bar bon aItio 5tb at Dire ocrtil,
% ingen forIooer BAN, itOen at bare
facet Bet Snotrpf, at ban bar toIt meo
en- Manb, ser uomprfer Jig Ii8eioa
meget peo lin @IIfpproisbeO % Srus'
Recommended iom oeS lin Gpstigheo
% iremragenoe Beriondisbe0.
2ab mig lutte nleb en- bierteIi1
@rahlIation til Senator anute IeI.
ion poa hans 60be SsbieI&onQ % en-
Sof for olt, boao ban bar giort bonoe
for fine forbenpprenoe og ntoprenoe
2anosm9no. ". g.