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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-09-22
Tri-Weekly Courier.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

From Tuesdays Daily.
A. j. Holmes, of Batavia, was in the
city yesterday on business.
A marriage license was issued today
to Charles B. Castle and Miss Harriet
Hendricks.
Wanted-farm help. Single men or
married men. See us at once. Ker-
foot Clothing Co.
Chief john Stark of the fire depart
ment lefi this mr. rning on the Wa
bash For short visit in Bloomfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. A. Giltner, 1902
North Court street, went to Bloom
field on the Wabash this morning for
a short visit.
l. T. Plank of Pulaski was a visitor
in the city today Mr.. Plank recently
returned from Old Mexico where he
bought rubber plantation.
Miss Kate Jennings Of Drakeville,
was visitor ir the city today on her
way to Des MONIES. where she will
attend 1rake university this year.
Jack Carruthers, the man who was
struck by Burlington No. 2, one night
last week. was able to return to his
home in Abba yesterday afternoon.
J.H. Head, ITO South Ransom street,
returned last evening from an extend
ed visit with relatives in Centerville
and other cities in Appanoose county.
Marriage licenses have been issued
by Clerk of the District Court, H. w
Michael to B. F. Prouty and Maude M
Corbin; to John ~ Thornburg ant
Mrs, Mamie Hoskins.
Information has been filed in the
court of Justice j. A. Ballard against
Mrs. j. H. Yoder, of Rutledge, on the
charge of assault to commit great bod.
lily injury.
Miss AIDA Waddel of Chillicothe,
left on the Burlington this afternoon
after a short visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Thomas, 927 West OF,
tumwa street.
j. F. Stevens received letter yes
terday from his wife, who is at Cen
terville. being called there by the seri
GUS illness of her father, John Pack
wood, saying that he has improved
but that his condition is still serious
Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ Shirk, who have
been visiting at the August johnson
home, north Of the city, have left To-
st. Louis to visit the Exposition. Mrs
Shirk was formerly Miss Minnie John
son of this city, and one of Wapell,
county's most successful school teach
ers. Mr.. Shirk is in business at Biz
mingham, Alabama, being a stockholtl
er in packing plant there. After ;
weeks visit at ST Louis, Mr. and Mrs
Shirk will leave for Alabama to make
their future home.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-09-22
PsYcHRoPATHIc HEALING.

Or. Julian P. johnson, A. M, Ps. D.,
by his new method, which combines
what are known as Psychic, Magnetic,
Vitaopathic and Chiropractic, cures
the worst chronic cases after every
thing else has failed. He has positive.
" never yet failed to cure constipation,
partial paralysis, cramped or drawn
muscles and tendons, neuralgia, rheu-
matism, stomach and liver disorders
female troubles, persistent headacres
and all diseases which arise from a
disordered and Weakened nervous sys-
tenn. No drugs are used. Offices in
Baker Block, Main st. Hours, a. m
to s D. m.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-09-22

White Lily Baking Powder, guaranteed
highest quality, one pound 0Ec
tins, none better $3.50. 1880. :. ZJL
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-09-22
LIGHTNING CAUSES FIRE.

Eldon, Sept 20. -(speciaD- Sew
eral buildings at the Fairview poul
try farm, near this city, were destroy.
ed by fire last evening during the
thunder storm which passed over this
vicinity about o'clock. Lightning
set fire to the buildings and to the
nearby residence of G. E. Owens, the
owner Of the farm. The residence was
but slightly damaged but the loss or
the other buildings amounts to S400
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-09-22
FAIRFIELD.

Fairfield. Sept. 21.-The court dock
ct for the September term of court has
been printed and is in the hands of
those interested in the cases. There
are 50 probate cases, criminal, 81
law, and Sc chancery cases. making a
total of lat cases. Court will convene
Monday morning at ten o'clock, C. w.
Vermilion. of Centerville as acting
judge, instead of Judge Roberts, of OF
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-09-22
ELDoN ENGINEER INJURED.
sustains Scalp, Wounds When Engine

Sustains Scalp, WOUNDS When ENGINE
Turns Over.
Eldon, Sept. 20. -(SpeciaD-
= Engineer S. p. Phillips of Eldon,
= was severely Injured at Brighton
= yesterday. When pulling out OF
the passing track with engine
y 1925 the locomotive turned over.
I" Fireman J. Heironimous jumped
and escaped injury but Engineer
Phillips was less fortunate. He
I" was brought to this city and is do
ing we'll today. He sustained three
severe scalp wounds
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07
Or. Curry For Alderman.

1t is being recalled that DR.. r 4.
S. Curry resides in Ward No 5,
now that the question Of electing
a successor Of Councilman Chap
man is being discussed. and his
friends are prevailing upon him
to run. DIR. Curry has a host of
supporters throughout the city,
and should he decide to become
a candidate he will be a most
formidable one.
In this connection it is proper
to state that Mr.. Chapman is dis
qualified through an oversight,
his partner failing to pay his
city taxes. Mr.. Chapman is glad
to retire from this position in or
der to devote his time more to
his business interests. but he
regrets the circumstances under
which his retirement is brought
about. He has been on the
Board for long number of years
now and has made a most excel
lent record.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07
The Municipal Contest.

The political quiet that has
reigned over the city for the past
few months is at an end. The
candidates for the municipal of
fees are at work, and those who
always know how these things
are going to turn out are making
their preparations. 1t is Ger
tain that there will be two candi-
dates at least for Mayor. Hon.
J. T. Gunter. who has served a
term in this office. has signified
his intention to stand for re-elec-
ton, while Mr.. J. A. Hudson,
Chief of Police. also announces
his candidacy for the same Office.
There are others, so it is whis-
pered, who would like to receive
ut their townsmen's hands cleo
ton to this office, but as yet no
other names appear among those
who will make the race. Those
at present holding office as AL
dermen, with the exception of
Hon r. G. Chapman, will it is
strongly thought stand pat for
election, and it may be with
out opposition.
ltis Of course vet too early to
predict who will be elected and
who will be disappointed. The
present administration has re
suited ia much good to the city,
awakening her from the Iethargy
into which years of ease and re
pose had thrown her, and so
managing the affairs of the city
80 as to place Columbus among
the foremost cities in the State
for enterprise and improvement.
A vast amount of money has been
expended in bringing about this
state of affairs, but without doubt
it has been money well invested
as subsequent events will prove.
The race will be watched with
no little interest and the election
means mach to Columbus just
now, as a wave of prosperity has
swept over her and it is to the
Mayor and Aldermen that we
must look to keep her up TO the
pace now set.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07
News Notes.

The closing exercises of Frank
lin Academy will EN- brace many
attractive and interesting feat
ures for the patrons of the school
as well as the public generally,
chief among them being the
presentation of the pretty little
operatta, Little Red Riding
Hood. " The entire production
will be given by the music de-
partment of the Academy which
is under the capable manage
ment of Miss Annie Nelson, and
the proceeds of the entertain
ment will be applied to the praise
worthy purpose of providing
new piano for this department.
Rehearsals are we'll under way
and the operatta promises to be
a great success.
Messrs. Sanders Bradford and
Jamie Carr, proprietors of the
City Steam Laundry, have be
fore the public a proposition that
should result in much gain to
themselves, besides bringing to
some lucky one a premium much
desired by the majority of their
patrons. Their proposition APP
pears in another part of this pa
per, and shows an enterprise and
progressive spirit that reflects
credit on these young men.
1t is with sincere regret that
the announcement that Mrs. Jobe
will retire from business is re
ceiyed, she having been in busi-
ness in this city for the past
several years, during which time
she has demonstrated that fair
dealing and honesty are the best
business rules. Mrs. Jobe an
nounces her intention to retire
from business altogether, spend
ing her time between this city
and Jackson, Tenn, with her son.
The United States Senate has
amended the postal bill so that
free rural carriers will receive
S72O salary per year, and will be
allowed TO carry merchandise on
their routes and represent pa
pers, provided these duties do
not interfere with their regular
work. 1t is thought the bill
with its amendments will pass
both houses and become a law.
The carriers will deserve the in
crease.
Mrs. r. c. Powell, Of North
port, and Mrs. Y. Q. Hawkins, of
Tuscaloosa, are in the city visit
ing their niece, Mrs. NJ f. Nc
Williams and other relatives.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07
Sf0O Reward. S1OO

The readers of this paper viii be pleased TO
cara that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure i'm all its
stages. ana that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being con
~titutiOnul disease. requires constitutional
treatment Halls Cutauh Cure is taken in
teruaIy. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de-
~tFOyinE the foundation OF the disease. and
giving the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in doing its
work, The prOprietOrS have 50 much faith in
q is curative powers that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for my case that ii fails to cure.
send for list of testimonials
f. j. CHENEY & co, Toledo Q.
Sold by druggists, zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07
HEALTH is YOUTH.
Disease and Sickness Bring Old Age.

Herbine taken every morning before
breakfast will keep you in robust
health, fit you to ward off disease. 1t
cures constipation, biliOusness, dys-
pepsia, fever, skin, liver and kidney
complaints 1t purifes the blood and
clears the complexion. Mrs. d. W.
Smith, Whitney. Texas. writes April
,, 1902: Il have used Herbine and
find it the best medicine for constipa-
ton and liver troubles. 1t does all
you claim for it. | can highly recon-
mend it, soc bottle. Johnston g
Caine
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07
You have a home: why not

You have a home; why not
make 1t what a home should be?
A coat Of paint, a little varnish
here and there, would make it
look like new, besides increasing
it's value 90 per cent. to a pros
pective purchaser. We keep in
stock a full line of pants. oils and
yarnishes and will be glad to fig
ure with you. Chapman & May
field.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07

Mr.. D. r. Saunders, President
and General Manager of the
Southern Stove Works and the
Standard Basket Company, two
important industries at present
located in Alabama, spent last
Wednesday in the city looking
over Columbus. 1t was Mr..
Saunders first visit to this city
and he was agreeably impressed
with the size, appearance and
prospects of our little city
Mr.. Johnston Alter closed a
deal with Mrs. A. NJ. Jobe Thurs
day by which the store house oc-
cupied by Mrs. Jobe and her
stock of jewelry were transferred
to him. Mr.. Alter purchased the
house as an Investment and will
rent it.
Toilet waters. Crab Orchard
and Wood Violet, we carry in
so cent bottles. We are also of
fering perfumes ordinarily sold
at S1.0O apd so cents per ounce
for so and % cents. We will be
pleased to supply my lady"
with these indispensable articles
of the toilet. Chapman & May
field.
The opening of the new milli-
merry store has been a great sue
cess. My goods have gone into
large mum Der of homes. If you
want the latest at the lowest
prices, come to see
Mrs. o. G. MASON,
South Market Street.
Thursday and Friday was
given as holidays to the students
of the I. I. and G. The young
ladies spent the days in making
merry, organizing into parties
and driving around the city and
through the suburbs.
Carriage paint: oak, walnut,
cherry. rosewood, mahogany md
bog moss varnish stains, ready
for use. Sold at Johnston &
Gaines drug store.
Mr.. Howard Terry. who has
been enlisted in the United States
navy for the past three years, is
home on a visit.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07
Buff Leghorns.

For beauty, business and big
profits, breed Buff Leghorns. [
have Arnold 5 celebrated strain,
only SL5O for a setting of Is
eggs. Apply to or write
O. Z. Brown,
3-13 2n. Columbus, Miss.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07
Notice.

During my absence this week
my gallery will be in charge of
Mr.. Legare Bailey, whose work
and ability in this line are well
known to the Columbus peo-
pie. +. Il. GARNER.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07

Mattings in Japanese and
China weaves, just received, at
Selig's. Patterns and qualities
the best. Fifty cents per yard
to the cheapest.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07
COTTON STATEN ENT.
For Week Ending Friday. April /. 1904
Prepared by r. A. Carson, Secretary Coum-
bus Cotton Exchange.
Notice of Registration.

Pursuant to the provisions and re
quirement of the Code, notice is here
by given to the people of the county
that I will be at the following places
upon the dates mentioned below for
the purpose of registering all who are
entitled TO register under the law.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07

Dunkley's Celery Com pound
for that tired feeling. Begin on
a bottle now. Mayo 81 Weaver
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07
Professional Notice.

I need more recreation, ard
will not lie in my office on FIJI
DAYS through the summer.
IF ". w. WESTMORELAND.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07
Snrinq Examinations.

White teachers, April / and ?
and Is and 16, 1904, at Franklin
Academy, Columbus, Miss. Col
ored teachers, April 8 and 8 and
y aud %, 1904, at Union Acade-
my. Columbus Miss. 3-2O-2w
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07

BOYS clothing galore at Sc
lig's; a guaranteed garment dOu-
ble seat and knee.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07
StraYed.

A white fox terrier puppy with
brown spots. Suitable reward
for return of same.
EDNA JOHNSTON.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07

Dress Goods.
All money back sale prices.
SO inch white Jap Silk 81 60 value .............. 64c
Best black Taea and Peau de Soie 50 in per yd Si ID
S100 Navy Taffeta, % inches, yard $50
75c Navy Tafeta 20 inches yard 6OC
$125 Best Crepe de Chine, all cOlors, yard soc
60c China Silk all coOrs per yd Observation-Disclosures. 45C
Figured China silks all colors, shirt waist suits 49C
A lovely black, light weight, all wool, 81 in. Basket
Cloth for ladies skirts 81 so value ........ 9AC
Best black MOhair H9C and TAO
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07

OUR GUARA AkTEE=Tske a 4 roe bofsi af
Botanic Blood Balm( 6. B.B laS directed on s~be.
and when the right quantity Is taken sa-e 5
NIll nromnflY be refssnded " thou. areuneat.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07
Lawns and Linens.

All money back sale prices
Best white lawn the market. sc
Best 40 in white lawn made. I0C
Checked dimities, Nansook and Long Cloth in large
quantities all go in this sale
A. T. c. Cinghams ............ &c
A. f. c. Gingham remnants ............ ........ sc
Yard wide all best coors SC
We have just received big shipment of beautiful
figured lawns, Zoe quality, bought way yonder
last fall We took all manufacturers had and
offer it money back sale price ............ sc
81 Irish shirt waist linen 81 80 quality 98C
54 Irish shirt waist linen, quality ......... sec
All our linen lawns, big selection equally cheap,
Mercerzed Oxfords shirt waist goods, best styles
regular soc value, former price 39c, to close it all
out offer it money back sale price 29C
values Money back sale price l0o
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
Sfilsmis ieiasen.

ct Telegram fra Bolton bringer
Oen Sioeuoe, at GpiifopaliamfurOet8
9iifopcr / ct 6GIlesm0oe Mtanbog
Ben 17be beotog set foreiIaaeoe
ENHANCEMENT til Heglerne ON gGgte.
fob, at ingen ~fraifilt GerioL ifplbig
eler uifplbig, Ifal faa f~irfelig &iels
ie, ON peofommenoe bill inogaa mt
sGgteifab. @iifoperne b~eiIltteoe oct
iamme for ire glar lioen / San Ston,
cisco; men 9GgreprGientationen bill
De oo life gao inc paa oct.
st npt gionesbpro ON @piifopal.
~iamiimbetS fatboliicren6e Spfatning
of sGateifobet er ct 8orilog ON, at
en- f%raifilt = ielp ON be0fommenoe
er uifploig - life ifaI faa Gel / III.
tcrens Safromente. Gn llnotogcIic
gisres for osenoe, iom bier Inaer
oe bsitibclig foriifrer, at ban eler
Inn life pcs lltroifob bar Sfplb /
SfilSmi5ien.
Ter neotpaeS en- Heiollltton ON,
at Siifopperne ifal forfnttc Ell fer.
ifilt Bon for ipgc, iaareoe og bsenoe
/ Sc ~iapaneiilfe og ruSiiife armeer, oG
ligcioo Ell Bon ON. at ser ma blipe
5reb meaem HltSlono na SSapnit.
Meoct bcilutteoc at gisre Mterico
oa Taltoma.Gio til Mi5iionSmar.
For
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
Dancns Qlaet.

Ser bar ergang en- Set. ION pIei'
e0e at eaa rltnot / Ell are0s bpcr Gag
foripGnbt en- Seitenanoring. Gen
bopbe orbeioet peb beuue Maifine /
omtrent 20 Ior, inbtiI Sen tiliioit
blep aonmeI, blind % itip, iao Sen
life funoe arbeioe lGngere. Man
Hap Sen 6erfor no pau Merfer, boor
Sen flube erpsie / 90. Ser hin0e
man iii SiSer blioc gione iii en- eieu.
oommeIig Soreitiaing: bber Morgen,
efterot Sen gnmle Srit booSe grGsiet
Ell Stuno, begpnotc ocn at aon riinot
| en- 9rcoS, atfiirot Tom Sen bap6e
oGret pont til at giere | oae be mango
gar. Zen flrnoe bIinc peo meo bette
/ Here elmer, iaa Golf ofte itanieoe
% more6es oper, hoob ser elf Of set
gamIc Spr. ser ioaonu off ruuot ian
iepnt. itobigt % ~beittoeIiat. aonife al
.eeeu 8rift.
Sette piier iInaenSe Sauens Mast.
Gen. tom / lin llngoom aruuolGg9er
eoSe gaucr. bill i i'm IISerSom itna
rnoer oisie @aners S~errchsmmc.
Set iamme siGloer iIette Saucr. !
Senue SeuieeuNe fan en- una ieIp be.
itarmc. bnorSan ban piI blioe | GE.
bcroommen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21

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begrapcn. Sim bar omfring ~ Iar
gammel % bar fsot / Siortonl,
'Rorge. &cnoes Mano, SARAH, Oeoc
for ~ Mar iioen. sc bapoe boet
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Nonos Geo bar bum pGret ipgelis,
bpilfet %fornemmeIig ffrep iig ira
SperanitrenseIie peS Manoens Ss.
.geieng. Snsbog besrapeoes ct IN
.ieot Barn al DIR. oe Wrs. alberi
gnSerion. Eorsoos boIotes otter
gegrapelie, nemlig efter Wrs. @aell
Seim, Der fit en- baitig g%ortgon1.
Sun bar prret baorIig | Here gar,
tilbeIs plaeet al 8igt, men life barre,
emo at bum bar rnslet oppe og bjul.
pet til meo tit Susitel. Zen fioite
llae iirr ipnies BOG Spsoommen al
irtte iig peb Siertet. ioa bun oeo
oisie Aiitdlo az Sfillg Tor Q1erfei
boobc onot for at butte. Sibite Cor
Dag raabipurgte bun berfor en- SGge
| Gresco, iom bun beisgte. Ssnoog
bar bun oppe iont olminoelig; men
peb ser. 5 Gftermiooog fit bun ct ait'
fnIb, Der aiorbe er6e poa bcnoes
Glib. Mrs. Seim bIeo omtrent 66
sIor enmmeI og bopbe boct meb lin
Wonb Der | oe iibIte 80 q 40 aor.
Serrcn BAR ioole6es talt fraftig %
alporlig. GoIt. z. RiIsion forretteoc
bcS ole Sisie ire 9eeropelier.
SiSIte SsnSog boIotes Der peb ben
iomme airfe (aItiaa 2incoIn) mis-.
iionsfeit. 8o ingen Sielp bar at
ioa, pr06ifeSe Toit. Hilsion baaoe
SormiSSag be eftermiobug. Sffer
optoges begse @onge.
Seq ipnes Der lpber en- iagte &in.
gen al @rplupsfloffer, Ga 8inoen
bIaoier fra Spo. RnoIfe ieg berer
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21
~Japanefernes
Pelbreosti1ltano

Ut engelif meoicinif 5i0sifrift Of.
fentliagicr Ell interesiant 9Irtifel ON
bette Gimme. llagtet sSapaneierne err
laa lnloa al Bert, er be aaiaepel
iltano til at rbbploc nofioa itore
Strabaoier. Otter beres egen @e.
ming beror benne beres lloboIoenbeo
pao oercS toroelige, for beu ooerpei.
eroe Gel pcgetariife aoit og paa Sc.
res onglige 2egemSepcIic meo flittia
grug al 9aoe og aoIotpanbSfurc.
s Iaret 1899 blep ser / Sapon
ne6iat en- &ommisiion for at tage I'M.
Der Sberoeielie, on Ser bar t~pingen0e
@runoe iom talte for at foriege poa
peo SiGlp al mere onimaIife gtp.
ringsrlioler at 9ipre Solicit itsrre al
Sert; men commissioner fom til set
Teiultat, at Ser life bar nogeu @rlino
til at iege at faa Sorholbene ioran-
breoc, bu Sopaneierue err fulot ub H..
geiaa iterfe 90 uoboIoenoe iom Sol.
feilas, Der Far en- betpoeIig itsrre Sc.
gemSbsioe.
Sopaneierues riugc Sorbrug al
'SiSO o. bereS InpenoeIie al Goro /
fore Goartiteter bibrn9er gorifc oiit
tit til, at Hbermatisme er nGiten
nfienot / 0ercs 9nnb. Soooe foIoe
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flittiqt, % efter ct iauoant pormt BAD
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Sneen. IiS ubgior ion befjenot
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MaaItio. SoTooterne foretager ofte
Ianqe WorIher uoen andre HGrings.
mioler ems Iiof HiS. 6rltgt og @rent'
lager rp6eS / itor ltbitrGflltng, og
life Iiplocn leoer ell arbeiocr belle
Sage bare paa nogle Somatoer, ct
Bar Iqitrfer og Iiot Salt ueb Sioan
al fogt Bis. Ntelf npber maj li6ct
al Ga set life fal1 lsnne iig at orioe
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trinIi0 pentilcre0e. 2uelie / at aouoe
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paa iamne Si6 iom Sc itprfer Siertct
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fun ca. 80 gor bar firnnet ion fitlo.
ItrnSia oniIfnbe fit 2ouo, beror bel,
Iiarr set pocunppute Sibsitrift, for
en- Itor Gtl netop poa oeres fornlf'
tiac 9coenis og bcu hernf feIgcnoe
ao6e Sdbrco og itore SiubSligcpGgt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-21

Sanoets Snbtrgt iaaIeocs porct fra
|234,0i7 Str. til 1,415,400 ar. euer
CT blepet ca. 6 8anee forooblet.
90 tiItroos for bette ifuIoe BOG
Sslono trGnge 6attigunceritsttcIic?
3 Bob af 2oen Sannar 1871 Re.
iiemner Oonmorf fripiIia, noen is.
lonof SnobImoen, ct fat 5iIffiio fra
ben oanife Statsfosie til Den isIano.
'ife ~2onosfasie JON Gritat.
n ins for oe for Statsfas.
lens Hegning bortioIgte island.
aIoftergobier. aItiaa
Ell fripiaig @ienbetnIing al isIanbife
Fenge, iom | i'm Sio tilflso ben
Stntsfasie.
Get er belle "6attieunoerItsttel.
len, iom 6oripnet iaa piielig befrieoe
Horge for | 1914.
Eli p~oerligere OF poapeee set lat.
terlige | Den Baaitano, at Sslano
ifulbe Iepe paa "banif Naaoieiis
9rso", bill icg tiaaoc mig at anfsre
ben bnnife Statsfasies iepnt al
toeenbe Silifuo | nogle Sinuns.
,,c~,,So..