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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
LOOMS
IS Still
MISSING
THE LATEST THEORY OF THE
PARkERSBURG MANS DIS
APPEA.RAMGE.l GE.lSaThAI-HEs, s,-s52
WAS MURDERED.

LONDON. June 2S.-The police
have ndoned the theory that F.
Kent Loornis, who disappeared from
the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II, land
ed at Plymouth or Cherbourg.
They are now convinced that he was
lost overheard. They have also tenn
porarily abandoned the belief that an
accident occurred or that he commit
ted suicide. and are working on the
suDposition that he was murdered
They have several suspects IN mind,
but they are totally devoid of any
proofs indicating guilt The records
Of several Of the passengers on the
Kaiser Wilhelm are being examined
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
BOARDED THE
WRONG train
AN ITALIAN SERIOUSLY HURT
BY DOING a VERY FOOLISH
THiNG-JUMPED FROM
MOVING TRAIN.

Mike DelieSatti. q native OF Italy,
by a fool-hardy act sustained rather
serious injuries in the Baltimore and
Ohio yards this morning He had ln-
tended going to AIt. Pleasant. Pa, to
see his wife, who is in that place on
an extended visit. and nlistakiug No.
5. the Wheeling train, which leaves
at the same hour as PittsburS divis-
ion No. ,, he boarded the former and
did not discover his mistake until be-
low the F., NJ. & p bridge. He arose
from his seat, near the door, and be-
fore any one could prevent, had
stepped to the platform and jumped
from the swiftly moving train His
head struck the ground with force.
causing badly damaged mouth, be-
sides several bad cuts and bruises
on other parts of his head anu body.
He was brought to the station ON an
engine and immediately taken TO the
City Hospital where he is resting
easily.
Mike is we'll known IN the city, anG
for the past year or 50 has been en-
ployed as bartender at the Tavern
This is the second case Of this kind
within a month. A fellow countryman
OF Mikes did the same Identical.
thing at the same spot and has a
large hole in his head as a reminder.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
Is GENERAL MILES A
REAL PR0H|BI I I0NlST
THAT QUESTION is TAE ONE Up
ON WHICH THE RSSOLI
DEFENDS LEAD
ERS SAY
He HAS AS YET FAILED 70
STATE HIS POSITION ON THIS
IMPORTANT SUBJECT.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2S.-I|elEe
hundred ana forty-one delegates TO
the National Convention of the Pro
.,t5f,ifioa party will meet in Tomlins-
vile Tomorrow to nominate candi-
dates for President and Vice Pres
5dent. 1t is generally believed that
General Nelson A. Miles will be Sc.
5iected for the head of the ticket al
though Attorney Alfred l. Manierre.
of New York, has active workers in
his behalf. The opposition to Miles
Z e,roy-s Sso,lt of the failure of hte eN-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
Will Meet Next Week.

The Republican State executive
committee has been called to meet
in Wheeling on Thursday, July z, to
pass on matters preliminary to the
State convention the following week
The committee will make up the tenn
porary convention roll and act on the
claims OF contestinS delegations IN
Wood, Cabell. Kanawha and other
counties, and hence the session Will
be of great Importance. 1t is be-
leved the session may last two or
three days and it is likely the mem
bers will not return TO their homes
until after the convention ends.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
WILL THROW PE-
T|TI0N into The
FIRE, = SAYS ECkELS
THE FORMER COMPTROLLER OF
THE CURRENCY IS NOT DIS
TURBED BY PETITION
AGAINST HIM.
HE is AGAINST HEARST ENC
sAIS TIE REAL DEMO
Gratis WILL STAND
6Y HIM

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 2S-For1ner
Comptroller of the Currency, lanes
II. Eckels, is not perturbed by the
report from .Lasalle, Illinois, that
netition is being circulated in the
18th Congressional district TO bear
more than two-thirds of the sigma
lures of Democrats in that district
requesting his resignation as dele
gate to the National Democratic con
yention at ST. Louis. The petition IS
said to al1ege that Mr.. Eckels, since
his retirement from Office, has De
voted the majority of his time IN
furthering the interests OF the Repub-
lican party.
81 shall throw such petition into
the fire if it comes to me-" declared
Eckels at his summer home in Ocon-
omowoc, Wisconsin.
.I intend to act as delegate al
the National Convention he contin-
ued 81 don't propose to resign on
any ones request. 1 was elected at
the State convention by the delegates
from the 18th Congressional district
and shall represent the district in
ST. Louis.
sReal Democrats of the district
want me as their representative
This cry is being raised by the popu-
lists and socialists. They are vast
ing their time circulating petitions.
Mr.. Eckels stirred up the radicals
recently by making public state
ment that he would have it recorded
in the roll call at the National CON
vention that he was against Hearst
for President despite the fact that
the State convention had instructed
the Illinois delegation to vote as a
unit for Hearst as long as his name
was before the convention and that
shis vote will be so$counte
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
Asked to Resiqn.

WASHINGTON, June 2s.--NN. B.
ssGaitTee. superintendent Of the Rural
Free Delivery Service at Cincinnati,
Ohio, has been ordered to resign on
June so. is said that Gaitree Dor.
rowed money from subordinate and
s then attempted to influence the sub
ordinate to say to the inspectors that
he had not borrowed the money.
a Minnie Ha Ha' has been engaged
for the big Bartender outing at Lit:
tIe Falls sunday, July 8. 9Th heHwater
is fine. 81 e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
JUDGE CRAY
FOR PRESIDENT
GROvER CLEVELAND SAID TO
HAVE PAVED THE WAN" FOR
NOMINATION.
EDGE TO SUPPORT DELA-
WARE JURIST If NOMINATED
SECURED FROM BRYAN
TAMMANY IN THE DEAL.

WILMINGTON, DEL June IS
According to story current in po-
liticaI circles here, William J. Bry-
an has been outgeneraled by Grover
Cleveland, and the former President
has shrewdly paved the way for the
nomination of Judge Gray, said to be
his real choice for President, at the
Democratic National convention
Josiah Marvel, a prominent LAWYER
of this city, and originally strong
Bryan supporter, but now one OF the
closest and most active friends OF
Judge Gray in his effort to land the
democratic nomination, has admitted
that he spent the night with Bryan
in the Hoffman House, in New York,
the day before the latter sailed Tor
Europe several months ago, when ne
secured the promise Of Bryan that sa
he would support Judge Gray II ne ne
received the nomination at St Louis.
This visit was made at the instance
. of Mr. Cleveland, who, it is said, de-
sired Bryan's hands securely tied :Dy
promise before he discovered tnat
Gray was Cleveland's real candidate.
Judge Gray's friends here who know know
of this deal consider the nomination
already as good as landed for the ne
Delaware jurist-s u. Il.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
Died Last Night.

Larie Merico, an Italian laborer
for the B: and o. at Newburg, died
at the Miners Hospital last night, of
typhoid fever. He has been in5=this
country only short time. Under
taker. Jones prepared the remains for
burial and is awaiting orders from
Newburg
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
Brought In This Afternoon.

Chief Finley, of Monongah, arrested
three negroes, Frank Royster, Sam
Braden and Chas. Laster, for rob
sbing the house of Pasco Maria, at
New England They were lodged in
the county jail to await the grand
Jury Four razors and a watch were
found upon them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
Buried In Woodlawn.

The remains Of the little child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mundel, Of New
England, which died SundaS We're
buried BY Undertaken Cunning
in woodIawn cemetery this morning
at ten o'clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28

"a conceited woman dubs man a
woman hater just because he doesn't
happen to admire her n Is.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
Hosea M. Brand Dead.

MoRGANToWN.w W. Va, June IS
Special )-Hosea NJ Brand, one OF
the best known farm ers in Mononga-
lia county, died very suddenly at his
home near Cassville last evening He
was seventy-seyen years of age. He
was a brother of Eliza p. Brand, Of
Marion county. and also of Mrs. ;;,: Eu-
genus Shafersof Preston county.
sss55 ankruptey Gases
The bankruptc case Of q
CompanF is being At
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-28
License to wed.

John Cameron, "a, and Celia Con- on
ners, 19. rs
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

Fine Hosiery for Presents

black ribbed Cashmere Hose l5C
School
adie Lsle Csc
ribbed Cashmere Hose for 55c
black Lisle fancy silk cIocking 5c
medium heavy .35C
fancyf SOC
le and Embroidered Hose
inep $500
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
Umbrellas for Presents.

We engrave them free Something everybody
appreciates. Our Umbrella Department is the sec
ond floor, facing the great Cloak Room.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
Worlds Fair
Flannels

From the Grand Prize
exhibit of Parker, Wilder
& Co., bought by Nugent's
at a very low cash price.
Here are the finest fan
nels in the country at but
a triAe more than half
their present market val
ues. On sale in our base
ment.
Parker-Wilder's 35.cent quail
ity all-wool Twilled Flannel.
asss in ss151ss 5Iss, and a31. l0c yd
Parker-Wilder's all-wool Tri-
cot Wasting, in leading
Ssess ss5eEs sss. sss at. l9c yd
Parker-Wilder's 40c quality
all-wool navy blue and red
Twilled Flannels, splendid
ss!a: ss.': Csc yd
Parker Wilder's 50-cent all
wool Twilled Serge Waist
issss". iss; 5a leading ss.!..: 28c yd
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
A Worlds Fair Sale of
High=ClasS Dress Goods

From the Grand Prize Exhibit of Parker, Wilder &
Co., who sold their entire display at big discount
rather than ship it back to the mills Here bar
gains of the most remarkable sort:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
A Big Silk Event.

Yes. and a very important to anyone needing
Christmas silks velvets-500 pieces from big
silk manufacturer bought at half price.
This seasons newest and best designs and coorngs
for waists, suits, petticoats, trimmings, etc
Taffetas, Lousires, NIessancs. Peau de Cygnes,
Peau de Sole Chiffon Tafetas, etc. in gace tones,
monotones, novelties shot effects, coin dots. etc,
in jaspers golden browns, green and blue ELECTS
black and blue effects, green's navy blues, brown
and white effects, reds, wines, resedas, olives
myrtles, grays terra Gotta, mahogany. brown and
blue effects etc; regular s100 and s125 silks;
all all. offered sf f in two SOC and 05C
75c Al-Sik 23-inch Crepe de Chimes in white black,
pink light blue, green's red ycows and plenty OF
browns-Monday OOc ward
81 A-Silk Soiedoube faced-heavy rich and
nd n:as ss Mos5av hi ivory 89C yard
Pompadour Crepe Cneshandsoe floral designs the
Jacquard crepes, white and cream grounds-Dolly
Warden pattcrns-2t inches q - I9r1
wide 80 y ~ -"
Crushed VevetsAlso Broadai Nelve 50 different colors
for street evening wear; regular Sis. QO(- ward
$50 and 81 Is qualities your choice at 0 ~ ydlu
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
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Nugent's Beaconsfeld Umbrellas are the best in
the world We stamp date of purchase on the strap
Gas shown above) and guarantee them for year
something done before. They're of pure
silk, union silk or taffeta silk We show
Mems Umbrellas with conceivable kind of handle at
$1,000, SS75 $50. $3.50, 5000, $500, $3.50, d M
s. 90, $3.50 s. 95 $3.50 and down wv
Womens Umbrellas with handles of pearl, ivory sterling
silver horn gun metal, natural sticks 14karat gold
at $500 $3.50, $1,000. $50, S6.75, $500, q m
s4.0O So 95 $3.50 S1.95, s.5O and low as..p wv
See those with full-ergth pearl handles at ....2.e5
Chldrcns Umbrellas at sos, $500, s5o, SIC and SOC
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

S1O0 broadclots-54 inches $50 Thibets and chevo
wide - i'll wine, cardinal 81 inches wide-in bl
hso hsHG 0HS tss a5 oyes ss !sas
or etc., 69c yard Slo GFoadc9t c-' in reds
ST. broadcloths-52 inches reseda, fans. navy bl
wide-in blues, reds wines, grayS etc-also hands
prays ta1s castors green's mannish tweedsal 81 i
fsS' for.. .78c yard for ".s ...95c VI
Sis cheviots-54 inches wide ;dN;r t,u s s.o 80 -
in reds, greens, navy dot b1res raw hnas =
R5pss: e'e. 78c yard blues olive green's my
Sl.s5 Thibet cloth inches etc, for .pl Ivy
wide-for jackets clidren's s. uniform cloth in
and dresses. in reds. blues-medum weight
bsf ts et: of sc yard ofnes WIDE $9y
S150 Oxford suting in dark $50 uniform cloth or
gsc yard nsy y5s se 5ss
81 50 camel's-hair suiting-5+ an DO 1h1hes VIC
inches wias-in plain blues foo'ss 81 .4Oy
+us"for SIC ward $500 uniform cloth or Ii
S1.5 chevots-5+ inches wide ~;dsN,,Hr b1rss ~ ~
for nav. .,...., o.ts sc yard for,.,... 81 o5y
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
Roiebuo.S anoet.
aabninssoasen CT faitiat til ben lite
Suli al Snorsminiitcrtn.

Snoreminiiter Sitteod bar beitemt
Den lite Suli til aabningSoag for
Roiebuo.R eierpatioueu / 8regorp
Gountp. 2. ,. ~6iling5" fan fore.
tages paa 2dnofontoret / Chamber.
lain. Eeaieriugen oil gisre alt ior
at Iette aogonsen for Ipitbapenoe til
at iaa fine gnifer opfplote. Sano.
fommisi9r AiforOs, iom perioulig
bapoe SnSieenoe me6 Snorpfniugen
paa aioraa. o9 GOmnnhe. SHoianernes
Reierpationer I Oklahoma for Ell Del
aar iioeu, reiier mnoife op til Spo
.Dafota for at itpre meo oct belle.
.aarter (Raps) er u~oorbeioet. % De
pier. bpor Roiebuo. Snoianerne bar
tine Soroloooer. Ter err 5ale ON
OF oprette ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pao
iorifiellige Steoer | Spo Gatoto. iaa.
.leoes ! goneiteel og 6niriar | Gre
gorp County os milisenS | Danfton
ReprRientnnt gurfe par ben 26ot
/ Snore0epartementet og bapoe en-
lang 6orbanoling meo embeosmGr,
oene ON gabuinsen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29

bans Slteresier bso, % ban oplGite
apisubtIip for at bepiic. at Mr, God.
ran bapbe Iabet iis betaIe for at hcIoe
Saler til bebite ior aanoioater, iom
life tilbsrte bans eget Yorti.
Orr. Godran iagoe | lit Spar, at
0uIsea iuoirfte bopoe inbrsmmet.
at Der par &orriiption inben bans
eget Barti, men ban bopoe life be-
pitt uogen al iiue 9eifpIoniuger.
~5srenb ico iGttcr mig uco," peoblep
9aIeret nil iea bebe Siiict on at
erflrrc its elis nleb MIC l. at buis
oct, iom Ir. Gal8ca bar iast, er
ionbt. ioa er yea upGroig til at bore
Neolem al benne 6orinmling. SpiS
oct oerimob or uriatig oa falift, ioa
er ban uoGr6ig." SermeS lGite Ban
op en- G~eioIution ON, at en- aomite
ifuloe neoiGttes for at ifafie 9ps |
Saaen. Temofraterne raabte, at &e.
iolltionen itratS maatte foreIreges
til afItenniug, oa Der bar ct ipore
2euen. Spcofer Cannon Hoa foISt
@anb poa &ompbauerre pcb at iiee.
at De bapbe goot AZ at iope pua oct.
fsr DC off oiSere, oa at ban imioIcr.
ITO biIoe unberisge. ON uogeu It9.
nenoe 8eioIutiorl bar iremiat tiSIi.
acre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
Brand / Srainero.
ct Sab al $4,000 ~fOraariaset
ggens Sorretningsirss.

Zen 266e Gpril begpuOte oct ON
aitenen at br9noe / 8niementet III.
Der Slipp brothers "SarSnareitore"
/ Sartlep.9 loden miOt / grainero. o.
6lommerne ipreote jig burtig gien.
mem belle 9pgninsen. 8iies 8Iod
paa Sjsrnet bleo trliet. s Sartlep.
9~psuniaen bar Ser Here 9utifer. q.
j. @aIters breo Sfobanbei, 6. 6.
8urnet banOleoe meo llbre % Smpt,
fer. Wf. s.. Spars meN Gpotbeterpd-
rer. aae beepnbte at flptte no os
reoSeSe tit, men naturligotS meb no.
get Cab. Sprre eif Oct meo u. g.
Otobers, iom banOleSe meS Ssier /
iamme SIod; SlSen o~uerraiteSe BAN
% iort9reSe Barber for $4,000.
Slipp Bros. miiteSe 8arer ior Sill.
600. SnrtIep.g lofen er paa 8 eta.
ger og eies al George Sarriicn |
Wimeapolis. Sabet paa gpgnin1
% 8arer nriIaaes til $50, 700. =
garinero bauOe / 1900 300 Sno.
bpggere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
On Icniom Safer.

Sobn Ionabue / Yottspiae, 3D.,
par for nosle aar iiben noe / Gum.
berlanb- 5ieIoene | aentudp for at
lie iig ON efter Sano, og en- Dag, me.
oens ban os bans 5srer for omfring,
fortaIte 0enne en- norton Siitorie,
iom iremtaIote en- riineen6e Sotter
hos ben muntre SrlRnoer. Satteren
bsrtes al en- Rano peo Rapn BON.
man % en- &sper, iom bonoe ODER.
faIbt BAN og uetop itoo f9rois til at
ifpoe. Rsperen bIep r9b. itnf He.
polperen til iig og tog genene fat.
2iot efter tom Sonabue og 5sreren
bort til Oct SteS, bpor Sopman itoo.
Tenne ioritoo, at 3onabues Satter
bapoe freIit bans SIP. os ban bIep
ioa eIoo ! banL Of ban ifiente6e BAN
ct gobt Stpffe al Den Sanoitrefuins,
ban eieoe. Senere bIep en- aliIanre
opoaset poa ben gienoom. iom Iona.
bne bapSe fanet for at Ie bsit / ct
.fritiif gieblif. gienoommen barb.
iattes nm til en- Rilion Dollars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
CT 6alifab imitiom?
st mGrfelist SiliGlSe | @Ooobnrp
So. aeutufg

Sberiff Sublet | 8oobbrtrp Count
tp. aentudp, braete | forrige llge ct
s@gtepur til @alebuiet | Serington.
Gn Siirp | 8eriaines bapbe erflrret
beese for iinosipee. Spinston Sbod
par for % gar iiben en- reiienoe
agent for ct Rbilabelpbia.Su %
traf | geriailes, Sp., Niis Narp
slnn Sobniou, biep forelifet / benSe
og tog benoe iioen til Suitrn. De
Iepebe / Ssritninsen meget IpffeIig;
men for life at ian gsrn bruate bun
Rioler, Tom nebbrsb beuoes Selbreo
og berspeoe benbe 6oritanben. pun
bapoe 8enge, % Ianben cpgap lin
Stinins. bporpaa ban | 20 aar itel.
Iebe meo fin ipse Suitr,l, inotil ban
iclo blep gal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29

bert Loo tit 2iu. Mau frpater for. at
6aoeren er iaa ilSe tiIreot. at ban life
fan Iepe. Seopolo Drifting tom al.
porIig til Staoe, Sa Saeet paa bans
Sus blGiie neo. % bans s anrige
0otter, Slicp. Iloaes libel,
4Suie neobrpuSte / Meriu. Serus.
% oereS 9eboerc tit gcifaSigclicr.
s Sberria, arf., bleb TO Reger.
bern brRbte, oo SuietS 9rage itpr.
tebe iaumen. Wnn9e 9p8Hiugcr ram.
~ponercbeS. Sobu Sruelooe % Ct
Barn loo lit 9ip / Gboteau :. Z. og
MRS. Srnelonc blep iaa ttbe mehfn.
rem, at bun reppe fan Icpc. Gu SSu'
SianerfpinSe og CT Barn bleo brGbte
/ 9prbeoen al 5ableauah, :. I.
Stprtrean bar falot iioen 9srbaa /
8onias, 1fisiouri cg 0cbraifo, %
@Ipene bar iteaet iii en- farIig $siSe.
& Saprerce, 8au., falbt PIP 1ont.
mer Hegn pan to 9sgn. Siaeiaa
pplbiomt regneSe oct | Sefieriou Gitp,
No, % 2oubet omfrins er ODER.
iosmmct. : Siucolu, He6., operitea
Salt Greet fine BREEDER os Srep Here
5amiIier bort fra SuS % Stem. SEQ
Sefferion Gitp, no, itaar RiSiouri.
6loberS gonoe to 500 oper Oct iarIi.
&c Ruuft. Siaae.GIpen operipsmmer
fine grebber. oa Serubauerne trues
meb llbrasuiueer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
Gerineshoipital.
st iaaSant Rial bpsses lanst uppe
ioenf Rprrlano.

9e norSiife 2onSe % SpIflano bar
/ De ienere Ior aiort mere emo ben
sorige 8eroen for at ubrpooe Ie.
ringSIp8oommer. % Oct er Dem til
megen acre. gSi bar Sueniferue be.
iluttet at bpgae ct Sonotorium for
SGringspottenter lnngt oppe / Hprr.
ldnS | RPrbeSeu al Sioten.g oneu.
Ter bar man palet ct puoigt. men
enlouit Steb, bpor 9iionotiolen Tin.
rer ! Sommertioeu. o. bpor Der
iaaIebeS | Here Rnaneoer or Sber.
iIoo al Sps. Mt Suften or iriif, tiger
fig ielp. SGeerue er | nae ciuiliie.
reoe Sanoe eniae onL at DPifroberue
osr | SpS OF rem Suft, OF Sperige
% Rorge er | ian Waaoe beloigere
itiaet emo itsrite 9elen al Soroens
surige Sanoe. Wionatioler beis8er
itore 3ele Seraf og ON ben life naar
irem ooer belle ben ifunoinuoiite
Salpe, iao er Den boa inn uGr. at
Rrtterne bliucr Ipie % meget forte.
On iao aar bill Oct iorbdobentIig
gaa meo SGriuaer Tom meo Spe.
~Oalifbeoen. 6or 80 Mar tiIbaae bar
Ser en- RGusbe ipeoolite / Horge;
M er Der fun uoglc ioo igien. Ter
or ltoiigt til, at EPringspotienter om
80 Gor pil blipe Iigeiaa iieloue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29

Der er boIbt mango Ealer uoenom De
foreiiggenoe Snger, % be iigteoe eien.
ipnlig til Den foreitaaeuoe 8algtamp.
Senator Sannn % ipb Dteblem.
mer al Suiet afsit peo Noeu mtoer
'oe to Sesiioner. Se ipp bar: s. =.
Tongue fra Oregon. 8incent 9oering
fra aentiidp, q. %. Soeroerer ira
genuipIpauia, Senrp BURT fra Seuu.
ipIpania, @. 3. Sfiles fra ohio, O..
u. Graft ira Ohio % CHARLES SO.
Ebompion fra glabamo.
Z. i. Ball ira 9eras reiignerte, %
/ bars Steb fom s. 90. 8indnen.
George 3. mcclellan fra 9tep gorf
reiignerte, % 8. Sourfe 9odrnn bIep
bans @ftermano. CHARLES Did faa.
rebes af Sbios 2esislatur fiji San'
mas gfterfslser. George bofpel fra
RennipIpania miitebe iii SGoe, % bet
beiattes meb @iaiam Council; s. 8.
.S6afrotb fra Colorado opgap frtpiI'
Zig fit SGSe til q. 8. 9onpgne, ba
ban inbiaa, of benne bar rettelig
palgt.
5 Sniet inbleperebes 1899 6or'
lag, $40 &eioliitiouer, 1872 S9Iles.
reIolutioner og CT andre, iom bar
.Iiaelpbenbe meb Oct iamme antal &c.
natsreiolutioner. 1888 nntoges. )
.Senatet i~noIepereSes 5,465 5orilag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
Gle @isrmnnSisn somme al at

Gle @Irrmnnoien Somme al Sod
Sauep Renisheo ! De1op Reoieine
60. Rinn.. osoe ben ste April 1904.
San bIeu isot 1929 j gale / Saters-
oolen, bpor ban blep osbt. fouiirme-
ret % 9gtepiet meo lin e~iterIepenoe
Suitru. 8uro 9~uuosoaiter apasager.
Geres sGgieifab bleu beIiisuet meS
IL Bern al bpilfe 4 er osoe. : 1867
reiite ban meo SnmiIie iii amerita
og boeoe Oct isrite Mar / 5iamore
60. saaret efter iiptteoe ban til Del.
lom Reoieine So. % bIep iaoleoes en-
at pionererne paa DC Srafter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
Hoods ~Sarsaparilla

belbrsser rapiialt % parisi safarrb Ra.
ZEN, Salisa gtapeu. SsrmiaHaleH os be
mere psitiais Crsansr % bpsssr cp oct belle
Spiem.
Snrei enbhiinf. for Seoo's sirisr zig
JON Soeo'A eaaie at ge iaar Sees'A
glenesbnro ON m9rielias Seibrreelier
ieaoes yaa a~nmoouias. =. }. psss Sc.
sspsa. Mast.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
Satarrb
Snobpoer TIL S9ring.

S.u iOG,fsr De. fius gelerGo ! sunserHs,
ioraprrer 5oroSisliesogsanerne % HsSbrp.
Der ben alminoeIiss SuHobee.
Zen ioraariaser bite Sposepins % Suini-
meltee. a~ifiesrsr smassn 2ustsH % o.
relisu os Iissleees Stsmmen.
Ia ben .r en- ipuittHsicuel srssom ira.
prnes Der ct tpnhitutiouelt MieeeL