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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-02-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of James 4. Kelly, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator with the will annexed of the
estate OF .inmeS f.. Kelly. deceased to the
creditors, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them
With the necessary vouchers. within four
months after the first publication of this no.
tice to the said administrator at his office on
Dakota avenue in the city of Pierre. in tho
county of Hughes, South Dakota
Dated at Pierre, s. D., January 10, 1901
Ivan w Goodner,
Administrator with the will annexed
of the estate of James E..
36 Kelly, deceased.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-02-11
TRY A SACK

You will be surprised and pleased
with the great Improvement you
will notice in few days.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-02-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Andrew Hanson, decreased.
Notice is hereby given by the undcrsig nrd.
ADM nistrutor OF the estate Of Andrew Hun
son, deceased, TT the creditors CT and all per
sons having claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit them, with the necessary voGchors,
within four months after the first publca-
ton OF this notice, to the said administrator
at his home In Rlnnt, in the county of llugh-
cs. South DukOtA.
Dated at Blunt, S. D.. Feb. 10, 1904.
Henry Nlenschmidt,
Administrator Of the estate of An
Febli-4 drew Hanson. deceased,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-02-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Richard Brown. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
administrators of the estate of Richard Brown
deceased. to the creditors of and all psrsons
having claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers.
within four months after the first publication
OF this notice. to the said administrator at
his home near Canning In the county OF
Hughes, 3. D.,
Dated ut Canning, S. D., January 2lst 1904
W. l.. Collins,
administrator OF the estate of
1854 Richard Brown, deceased.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-02-11

Hitchcock would favor us with a solo,
"When the Heart is Young" which
was thoroughly appreciated by tie
listeners.
The Athena Club held meeting Fri
day evening at which a committee was
appointed to arrange an open meeting
to be held soon.
For opening exercises Wednesday
! morning Jennie Ma!!ery told about a
commission sent by the United States
TO Abyssinia. Grace Gunderson dis
cussed the work that has been done for
the preservation of the California big
trees.
The Caesar class are about to take up
the Shakespearian play Julius Caesar"
for supplementary work. For today
recitation each student was required to
give his opinion of Caesar.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-02-11

To Secretaries of Stock Exchanges and to
whom 1t may concern:
TAKE NOTICE:
That John Weidman, Registered Stock
holder of Canadian Pacific Railway Common
Stock Certificates, has lost. destroyed or have
besil stolen from him, said Common Stock
Certificates are numbered and dated as fol-
lows:
A ssss77 Dec. seth 1900.
II 43376 April 10th 1900.
B 1851 Aug. 9Th 1900
Each Of said certificates represents TIN
shares and are in the name Of said John Wri,.-
man and have not been sold or transferre. by
said John Weidman or his guardian.
Dated Jnn'y %, 1908.
P. r. MCCLURE.
Guardian for said John
37-tf Weidmsn, Insane.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-02-11
SU MMONS.
State OF south Dakota,
County of Hughes,
In Circuit Court, Sixth Judicial Circuit

SUMMONS.
State of South Dakota,
County of Hughes,
In Circuit Court, Sixth Judicial Circuit
Isaac Francis Hatcher.
individually and us ad-
ministrator with the will
annexed of the estate of
Caroline Hoge, Deceased
and Charles Elijah
Hatcher, Plaintiffs,
william q &. Sanford,
Sanford, Ella Il. San
ford, Edward Fl sanford
and Samuel Nicholson SUMMONS.
as administrator of the
estate Of E. Sanford de-
ceased. the creditors of
E. Sanford, deceased and
all persons unknown
who have or claim to
have any estate or inte1-
est In or lien or incum-
brauce upon the premis-
es described in the COM
plant, Defendants.
The State OF South Dakota to the bove
named defendants. Greeting:
You and each of you are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint of the
plaintiffs which was filed in the office Of the
clerk of this court at the city Of Pierre in the
on the 10 h day of December, 1903 and which
prays for Judgment quieting the title to
and the determination of all adverse claims
against the premises described in tho com
plant and situated in the said county OF
Hughes, to-wit: Lots three and four and the
south half Of the northwest quarter. all
known rs the northwest quarter of section
one In township one hundred and twelve
north range seventy nine west OF the 5th P
NJ, and to serve copy Of your answer to the
said complaint on the undersigned at his Otti
ces in the HOLSTER Beyeridge building on
Ninth street in the city of Sioux Fa lis in che
county OF Minnehaha and state OF South Da,
kota within thirty days after the completed
service of this summons upon you exclusive
of the day OF such service and If you fail to
answer said complaint within that time. the
plaintiffs will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
u s. G. CHERRY,
34-T Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Sioux Falls. Minnehaha county. s. D.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-02-11

The pupils of the high school we're
pleasantly surprised Monday noon
when it was announced that Miss
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-02-11
High School News

The Freshmen gave the program Tor
opening exercises Friday afternoon. 1T
was rendered in an excellent manner
and was thoroughly enjoyed by the
high school. The first number was the
gocal duet Z" The ttipsy Girl by Sarah
Notson and Emma lieckwith: Ruth
Mead, accompanist Then followed a
reading by Florence Scott, entitled "a
Piece of Red Calico i'll which she told
| the troubles OF Il man III getting some
some calico Just like the sample IN
| New York. The third and last num-
| Der on the program was mandolin
solo by Bnruie Budde, with Ruth Hyde
accompanst.
The plane geometry class are prepar-
| ing written work for exhibit at the st.
| Louis exposition.
| The Caesar class was somewhat sur
prised when recitation period came
| Monday morning. the reason beng
that Miss FADE passed around paper
and announced that we would do our
exhibit work tor the st. Louis exposi-
| ton instead Of the regular recitation.
| For the benefit of the / aderS who have
studied Latin, it was the translation OF
chapter ~ OF the Commentary !, and
also some prose composition on the
| al, fIka f'irnrn nlacs
similarly surprised in the afternoon OF
the same day
| The Caesar class have been busy pre-
pairing exhibit TRANSACTIONS and prose
compositions for the st. Louis exposi
ton.
The botany class began Experiment
III the latter part of last week, regard
ing the relation of water to germina
ton. In completing Experiment
they proved that seeds sprouted more
readily in temperature Of from seven
ty-fve to eighty degrees. Beside!
these they have conducted number Of
minor experiments in class to find thu
|presence of starch in number of grail
and nuts.
| Alice Millett and Louise Notsol
Igave current events for opening exer
cises Thursday morning of last week
The Minneapolis Tribune is the lat
est addition to the reading table, and
certainly welcome. The papers an
periodicals which may be found on tn
reading table are as follows:
Official Gazette of the United State
!, Patent Office.
Daily Congressional Record.
Daily Minneapolis Tribune.
Daily Capital Journal.
Daily Dakotan.
Il Free Press.
The Collegian, from the South Yves
Kansas college.
81 Purple and Gold, from Huron college
Mr.. Sanders has constructed rae
in the lower hall for the holding c
brUoms, brushes, dust-pans and buster
The athletic club held a meeting Fir
day afternoon III the recitation room
The meeting was nothing more than
talk about things Of interest to tn
club. Several propositions for the pu
pose of raising funds were discussed
but no definite action was taken.
Miss Mae Sheppard OF Clark was
visitor in the high school Monday.
: Tuesday morning Ruth Mead gave
review of the doings of Congress fc
Opening exercises. She told of the il
PRODUCTION of couple of bills, one fc
the deepening Of the Mississippi rive
six feet, from st. Paul to Cairo; th
other relating to the preservation G
, sequoia trees in California.
u The advanced geometry class di
some supplementary work the last G
the week, from two texts-Nilne
Geometry and Hobbs Elements {
Plane and Solid Geometry.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-02-11

The advanced geometry class did
some supplementary work the last OF
the week, from two texts-Nilne's
Geometry and Hobbs Elements OF
Plane and Solid Geometry.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
Didn't he Ramble -

didn't he ramble, rambler
ians TO Sfsiergrtter, Tom er fine
Sor9lores Saob % 8lpbe.
Gutter" ia 6ar oeres, icm er en-
ito, ugtoGrOig Berger, Der altio bar
til 8aue at pege paa Jig ielo iom ct
fslgepproiet @rempeI for fine Sen.
ner - Gutter, ieg ifulbe snife, at
3 fife pilbe ipuge ben Gang. Ranr
ieg en- Gang iblmbt en- Hot lent uOe
paa @eien biem og Ter en- Wano ia
liot uer emo balp Sei, ipnger ban
ofte beu Gang. &anife Der finoeS
e~oruelige Melto, iom ipnger BEN og-
iaa; men ieg bar life enOnu truffet
rogen."
"sG right, 8apa," ia Smaoeut.
terue.
3oale Gpe(Oe .ienere fon Ben ito
9orger biem / en- no9et ooerOreoen
GLAD Stemniu9.
Sfsiergutterne befSIet @liffe. Der.
puu gif oe in0 / ct gGrelie peo 81
Sen al og begDuOte at ipnge.
"0ion't be runble -"
~"Rmt-m.b.I.e.esel" loo set meb
Stentoritemme fra Saren. 90 ban
iong @iien no og beapnSte poa igien.
Oct er life goOt at H. enten De to
Sfaierqutters Spfiuli9beO eaer oereS
Nors Sfrpf bar itsrit. SenbeS 0ttS-
tarfe blep altiaa oespPrre life grnno'
los. Sum bapoe fieubt oct "Ilgte
Sterft" al @emolen i'm, oa bun meO'
tc BAN peO Gsreu % bun uioIte I'LL,
al set ifrep Jig fra nogct T~terfere END
sGblemoit.
Didn't he ramble, rambler"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
On p~irfninesfuIo Gale.

On goo Siitorie er Bit fortalt
ON en- Suffice OF tie Seace | SenrteS'
fee.
Oct foLbt iig Zig, at oenue 6reos'
BONNER lepeoe / ct no9et afitoeS St'
itrift, bpor ban bar oeu eneite Gepll'
bltfaner. slaigepel bauOe ban p9ret
iitanb til at manspre iaa gobt, at
ban baooe funnel be6olbe @mbeoet
iaa omtreut / tppe Mar.
Mien iaa fom en- 0m Ga ban too
| Sare for at bli fat tiliioe. Oct Ifltl.
De bore Salg, og nan baooe raao'
ilnat ON, at man iflll0e pGlge Ell De.
mofrat.
galeet bolbtes / ct 9ammelt Se.
itiaeri. Srebsoommeren mSote /
600 Sio og | fine gropeite &lPber.
San bab ON at fau boloe en- Gale.
Wan bar %uforitanoig nof til at gioe
ham Sop til bet. SreoSbommeren
iteg op paa en- Ssnbe. 90 iaa boIbt
ban en- Gale, iom for BAN bapoe Den
melt fursnifeoe 8irfntng.
"Wteoborgere, ieg bar Jet mig
rinDt liSt og ifisnner, boob 5 ugter
at gjere. Seq peo, bpao s pil. @ten
ieg bar mi p9ret ebers SrebSoom'
mer i mart tppe aar, og leg bar / Den
3io ireIit mango al eOer ira Sugt'
buiet. 90 MI bill s prspe at fae mig
no al gmbehet. .
2ao mig tcrtGIle eber noget. Seq
bar StatenS 3onititltion og Sooe
min 2owme, og iud pitt, iom s itft
oicnpGlqer mig, nil ieg brGnbe Of
baa6e aonItitutionen og Staten Cen
ueieeS 9ope - forbsrme Zig bill iet
oct! - % ba fan baabe s og Sta
ten Sennesiee gierre for mig faa 2ot
til at gaa Hliin og GoelpggelIe ints
oe. Ru gisr $, ium $ Bill"
Sirfningcn at benne Gale no1
itmpeltben operpGlOenbe. @tanoer
blcp eienpaIgt meo meget flor Maio
ritet. Ut tPnfe paa at lepe / Ell eta.
rtoen aonititlition og Sooe bar mer
enc Sc fIeite bopOe Spit pda at for
isge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
THE REToRT COURTEOUS.

Like many other public speakers, a
~well-known lecturer has a great dis
like to being interrupted during his
lectures, and il any one happens to
come in late he has a habit OF stop
ping short and watching the intruder
to his seat, generally with the effect
Of making him look very sheepish
and Disconnected. Some time back,
while lecturing in a large town, he
was interrupted by a man coming in
late and making a great noise with
his creaking boots. The speaker
stopped and stared as usual at the
intruder, who seemed not to be in
the least concious that all eyes were
upon him. At -ength, getting out of
patience, the lecturer remarked,
Jelly: Il am waiting for you, SIR
Apparently, quite unmoved, the often
der spent a few seconds in arranging
his coat on the chair. Then, sitting
down he turned to the lecturer with
a charming smile, and said: Nov,
Mr.. B, l am ready, if you are.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16

"Ial mn, Seiter, MI bar on frelit os,
frels mn big ieIpl" Ia talte Sne.
bpio og 4oienrso og iosoe, bporleoes
aIt Dor goaet til, Of bpergung bun
bar faIoen / Bnreiicna, bapoe ben
aomle Drowning, Steomooeren til
.aonaerl, liitet ZIG inc til benoe ON
gsoiten, taget Barnet fra benbe og
ifoaret benbe | 6ingeren % irnurt
glooet ON Wautoen pna benbe; og
grinierne tog aonsen og forte BAN
ben til Srmeguarben, Der Iaa be ire
gsrn oe Iegte iis meo Srrne 90 Buo'
Der, 90 beiIigere Ssrn funbe on life
Re for bine Zine. lem tog acngen
meo fie og bar Dem ben til lin Steo'
mober o. ipnrgte benbe, bpao Strof
bun 5pntes ocn burbe faa, iom flnoe
bape Sierte til at forbade en- uIfpl-
Dig 9ronning og ire iaa pelItgneoe
|@srn. Zen biroe ipGnoes meuem
tolp rtamte SeIte, iaa DC bper tog 1T
Stpffe," iogbe BEN gomle Gronntt'
gen. "Gu bar ielp ingt Dammen.
og ieIp ifnl on foa lioe ben meo,"
Iaeoe aonaeii, % iaa blep oen ganrie.
Iemme 9~ronuingen ipGnot melen
toIp utpmte Seite, iom bper orog III
Stpffe al benbe. Den SnebbiS oa
@oienrso tog aongen og gsrnene line
oa De toIp 9rinierne, og reiIte bjer
til fine 5orpIore og fortalte, booo Der
bar bpnot Dem, og MI blep Der Itor
Srpo og @iPoe ODER belle aongeriget
foroi 8rinieSien par frelit og bapSe
frelit fine tolp grsore ogiaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16

og noar on bar eiort bet, ino 'fal Oh
fIippe oe ~ toIp Sier, tolp Sfiorfer
% tolp aiuoe al oen,. EN- I'll bper al
os, % mems on gier BET, ifal on bper.
fen toIe eIler Ic eler grooe; fan on
Oct, iaa er, pi f%relit." "gsen bpor
IfoI lea fao Wpronn til iaa mouge
alioe % Suer og Sfiorter fra2"
iaaoe Snehpio og 9oienreo. Get
Ifal pi nof piie oig," ioaoe Grinierne.
OF iaa tog oe benoe meo Tia no poa
en- flor, tor afpr. boor Der itco ian
filot at @prbm % paggeoe | Bin
SEN oe ~gIiyoieoe Solen, iaa bet tim
neSe JON Sne lang Bel AZ ben. vi
orie bapoe GrinieSien feet iaa nlegen
Nprbun fsr; oa bun itrar til at
pluffe og ianfe BET beoitc 90 f%ortelte
bun fluioc, og nnar bun fom biem ON
apeloen, Ioa iii at foroe o. lpinoe
@orn al Mprbunen. Saaleoes git
set MI bnohe gobt og lPnge; bun
iantcoe Nipr0un og forbebe, 90 alt
ireuem IteIte bun for 8rinierne: bun
foate OF bun reote op Sengene til
Sem; ON Gfteneu fom De fuienoe oa
bruienSe bjem iom 8ilb9nber, ON
9utten por Dc Brinier, men iaa ON
Morgenen flsi DC afiteo igien 90 bar
8iloGnoer belle Iagen.
Nen iao bPnote oct engang, bun
bar pan Miprcn o. iflIoe ianfe Npr'
bun, % tager ieg life Sell, iaa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16

&c, "og er Sfecn Der, Tan bun beaer
lite bare lauat borte."
"gr oct Dor SeiterS sic, OF bitn
finSeS her, ioo ifoI bun orGbc8, for
bun er SfuIo / alt oct Gu0e ri ItOe,"
iogoe Den rI0ite al Briuierue, og oct
Iuo bun uuOcr Senaeu oa bsrte paa.
"Nei", iaaoc Den pngite, "Oet bar
.Spu6 at Nrrbe bcuoe for set; bun
tan life giGrG for, ot ri liNer 0not,
ifuISe uoNen bore SfplO / oct, maatte
oct bare por cacu Wooer."
3e gap fig ga til at lc0e eiter benoe
boo6e beit % Iopt, % tiIiiOit lcOte De
oaiua umocr ollie SGuaeue, o. bu DC
tom til Sen pngite EriuicnS Seng,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
De tolp Diloonoer.
GpentYr at 2. Chr. 2Isbjprnfcu.

Rrinier. "af, bnor gobt og parmt
her er BAL" iagbe De; "@itb iigne
Den, iom bar loet paa garmen %
foet ianoan eo0 9fao til oSl" % iaa
tog De bper i'm Ssluifc og fful0e til
at ipiie. Den 6a beer bapoe tnaet lin,
bIeu Der en0oa en- Iig9enoe iaieJ oa
Den bar iua liz De andre, at De life
fltnbe itieTue Den ira Dem. 0a ina
De paa buerdnore % unoreoe ii9;
"Set or Sfeen til Spiter Dor" iagOe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
6ropt til Dino.

@anben iom bdooe npret moro /
CANADA en- Sib, aobnet 9iitifosren,
% ct 8inopuit boIbt paa at Fiiffe
Sampen.
"2uf igien 9sren burtigtl" roabte
2anobanoleren, ibet ban sreb efter
ct Stpffe @~raapapir for at paffe
inb EN- 8slieinob for Ell &itnOe.
WanSen, icm bapbe D9ret | Ga.
naba, bIep itanenbe / 9sraobnin9eu
en- lang Climb for at ia en- SperIigt
ooer Soriomlingen. Gerpaa luffet
ban Iangiont og foriigtigt Ssren cg
off ben og iatte fig paa en- Saltg.
6unot lpneit borte fra en- bigger
|SprGffe / &Gg9en.
"SuF, set er pinSalt ibae!" ia
9oaagenten. Set er life greit at
ppre paa Ssen ioag."
Ranben iom bnpbe pprct / Ga.
nooa, iaa foragtelig paa ben gamle,
tuilebe 9ogagent.
"aalo bette Blind - blaas! Sppe
Il Canada oiloc 6olf fnlbe bette title
geir. Seq buffer eugang, at ieg bar
meo og fatte op ct Slts Der. lto paa
Gftermiooagen begpnOte bet at bldoje
aonife goot. Sffe for oct, at ri ipn'
ties, oct blaaite tort pGrre emo al.
miubeliat beQer; men set blaoIte
iom iagt noget iterft. Sg ginoen
tiltoa. Seq ito6 enSoa paa ben ST.
ben, ionl oct blaaite bGrit. Oct blaa'
ite ~tiIilrtt iaapas, at oct falot mig
~oanifeligt at ora ttlbage Sammeren,
mems ieg ItoO Der og ipi9ret goro.
ga fanbt ieg poa en- anoen 6rem'
gangsmaa6e. Seq boIbt iimpeltber
Spigererl, bpor ieg bilbe ia Den, o1
ina operloo ieg oct til Siuoen al
bripe ben inc. Get 9if albeles itomGr'
fet. Seq fit min SIDE at Suiet fGr'
Dig, fsr Wanoen pan Den mooiattt
@ng bar balpf9rSis. Sffe for oct, al
set blaaIte itort mer emo almitoe'
Iigt, boab ie9 for bar frem6olot; nser
set bIanite BOG ganife 6ra."
"Gpt!" u0breo ban, iom pt falott
Sfippereu, og iom / line unge So9e
letter bpa6 ban ielp paaitob, baoot
peret pau Spalfiferi i Roroisbnpet
"aolb life Iigt iterf BIND! Slabien
bpor man fan foa ie Sin6en blauit
uoaet Iaa at il iterft, er oppe / 9soro
iSbapet, fan jeg billie % Il. Suite,
enoml, ga ieg por ELECTROMAGNETIC
reuoe paa 9orfen "Beterine", men:
hi operpintret Oercppe / Gnfiien. IS
bisrnene ian at Il ioGrmet rrnot Of
,Ipoo Sien. gi bdobe berfor tntet an
set at aisre ems at Ia 9isrncne
Treb. Men set bprite bar, at o.
fe6e, fine Spr bIeo mer og nter nGr
oaaenbe. SiIilut begpnOte De at gdt
runot os oa ienbe os boonIige Sltffe
Set flnbe ieg for min Del life
|2GnoSen taaIe. Gn Dag, oct blaaitt
%oanife eobt, fpIote ie9 mine Somme1
meb altgler % traabte no paa SIer
iii sc nPSuiie &rabater.
Sea gif ili9, al bet bIoaite ira Mic
90 MOB @isrnene. Soa tog ieg er
atale op al 9ommer, bolot Den
aIpppen mi6t moo Ell prGgtig 8ierr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16

fanot DC beuoc % oroN beuOc frcm.
Zen pIoite |riuien niloe igieL bun
itltlbc 6rpbc@. nlcl nun Grpo o. bOo
ion oattcrt ior fig: Ma, fiGrc 9eue,
Orrb mig life" iu9Oe hun; leg bar
Qaaet / mango aor % le0t citer Ser,
og oeri0m ieg hmbe ireIie Ser, ifllI0e
ieg sierhe Ia0e nit Sip.~ ga,
oil on ireIie o." iagoe De, "iaa ital
on foa leuc; Tor uaor on piloe, iua
tln6e hu rof, @3u Jig mig bare,
bporleoeS oct tan ifr, ioa ifal lea
gigre, bnao oct ioa err iogNc Griu,
icSieu. - "Gu ifal ionfe @3prOm, B."
iagSe Rriuicruc, "og Den ifaI on
farce og ipiu0e % pGoe CT &GO al,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
ct 8.

9efuocr uoseu iia iriif o8 bel,
oct gisr bans Rdbo beoreoet;
% bar ban pirtst meb Strait og SelS,
oa trGScr man bam i Stspet.
Rcn naar hans Gen er lagt i gelIo
% bpiIer / &sSuiugebauer,
oa iamIer man Selp % reoen Cub
% refer ct Riube PED 9rdpenl
(Seu6.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
og loo eoa. gisrnen ft1pte oso me6

og Loo gaa. gisrnen ft,tpte bsb meS
ct SuI tpers igiennem fig. Seq boIot
paa meo Sasten, til leg life bapoe
en- eneite 8ligIe igien / Sommen. Si
orGbte oper tuituo gisrne pna BEN
Bis, inben ginteren bar forbi."
"aom inb ieien og Inf 8sren ef.
fer ois!" roabte 2anobanbIeren efter
Ranoen, iom baooe nGret | Canada.
Men ban fom life inc igieu. enten
bapbe ban bel life fIer ginobiitorier
of 81 tilbeoite, eIler ogiaa toaIte ban
life at Iptte til Sfipperens.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16

bar set nof Den Ii6Ite @ougen, Dim
l1tIOe oio at Den un9e aon9en,
iom itpreoc Ri0et, Dor ube poa Sogt,
% tom rioeuoe ben til Nfpreu og tit
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ben0e meO iig hiem til Slottet og
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iaa ifuloe toar % IG$ie SGtteue poa
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-01-22
RAILWAY RUMB! 3 ]:

Miss Agnes Mullen, recently appointed
Advertising manager Of the Monon rail-
road, is the only woman in the world
holding such position.
Kumassi, in Ashantiland, is now con.
Eected with the coast, 100 miles distant,
by railroad. Trains began to run in
October. The line was begun in 1898.
In 1878 nearly all 1895 per cent? of tho
Russian railways belonged to private
companies; in 1901 these companies
owned only 1875 per cent. Of them. In
Germany private railway ownership
decreased in the same period from 80 to
9 per cent.
Frank Seaman, of New York city, is be-
lieved to have taken, with his family, the
longest continuous private car trip ever
made. His vacation during the past sum-
mer and fall lasted little over quar-
ter of year. His log book is decidedly
interesting and the following is a sum-
mary: Time, 101 days from New York;
Travelled in car over 14,500 miles; trav-
eled by boat over $50 miles; travelled on
horsebac over $50 miles; Travelled in
stages over 800 miles: in .1S states and
Mexico.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-01-22
PERSONAL CHIT-CHAT.

John Snyder, a baker in the United
States navy and stationed at Mare island
on the Pacific coast. has come into for
tune Of $3.50, 900 left by his father. Sny-
der, who has received honorable dis
charge, had been four years in the navy.
The fortune IL in bonds, real estate and
cash.
Ex-Gov. d. L. Russell, of Wilmington,
N. c., sent to Washington by Miss Mary
c. Darby, postmistress Of Wilmington,
to secure her reappointment, failed in
his mission, but secured the place for
his own wife, and then offered Miss
Darby the place of assistant, which she
Indignantly declined.
George F. Baer, president Of the Phila-
delphia G. Reading railroad, is popu-
larly supposed to have deep hatred of
John Mitchell, but recently he gave
some indication that he has a grain OF
admiration for the president Of the
United Mine Workers. What do you
think of John Mitchell. anyway ?" whim-
sically asked an acquaintance of him.
"He's wonderful man." said Mr.. Baer,
promptly. Hes an 1rishman who can
keep his mouth shut" .. ID.