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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17

Farmers are getting ready for spring.
Patrick O'Connor, accompanied by
his four younger children, left last
Tuesday for Kalispell, Mont, where
they will make their home. His sons,
Jesse and Mike, will work the farm
here this year. We wish the O'Oon-
nors success In their new home.
Anna Price is visiting friends at
YanktOn
Iver Offerdahl will work for Sam
Omdahl the coming season.
Mary Price has returned home after
several weeks stay in Vermillion.
Tommy Cavanaugh spent several
days at Omaha last week, where he
went to consult a physician about
catarrhal trouble, from which he is a
sufferer.
S. A. Omdahl and wife visited at
Matt Mattson's Sunday.
Celia Connolly of Brule is spending
several weeks with Nellie Cavanaugh.
Ole Christensen left last week for an
extended visit at his old home In Nor
way. He expects to be gone several
months.
The young folks enjoyed a hop at
the home of Gust Stevenson Sunday
night.
Born, in Sioux City, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Klopstad, March 10th, girl.
Charley Young is on the sick list.
Sophie Ktopstad is dressmaking for
Mrs. John Erickson.
A number of the friends of Albert
Omdahl sprung surprise on him at
his home last Saturday evening. A
good time was enjoyed by all until the
wee sma' hours of the morning.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17
BRULE

The meadowlark is heard once more.
This section was visited by four
inches OF the beautiful last Saturday
night.
Carl Vindahl called on Ills next
last Sunday evening.
John Kalstad and Miss Jennie Dahl
called on friends last Sunday.
Albert Dahl was at the county seat
last Saturday.
Miss Jennie Ofstehage visited with
her sister, Mrs. Mike Kjose, OF Sioux
Valley, last week.
John Hoyey has rented Lewis Kim
lies land for the coming year.
Mrs. Alice Dowlin visited last week
with her sister, Mrs. Less Wright,
near Vermillion.
Hermon Hanson is going to work
some of Ole Anderson's field for the
coming year.
The tRoosevelt-Crawford" club OF
Brule holds it's regular meetings every
Friday night 1t is running nicely, al
though the leader dropped out. Craw-
ford continues talking, and the people
are thinking. Crawford's talks and
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17
County 6 Correspondence
AHLSRORG.

John Albin sold horse to some
party near Richland.
Adolph Peterson Is suffering from
severe cold this week.
It reported that Charley Young is
very sick.
Albert Omdahl, the social leader,
gave party to some Of his friends
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. @. Strands mother is very sick.
Grave fears are entertained as TO her
recovery.
Oscar Anderson has accepted POI
sition as farm artist with Albert Wag-
ner for coming summer.
Misses Clara and Mary Price we're
callers at S. Peterson's Sunday.
Miss Annie Price has gone TO Yank-
ton to. visit friends. She will remain
away for three weeks and possibly
longer.
Amund Engstad is confined to his
house on account Of being indisposed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17
SIOUX VALLEY

Chas. Pierson, the genial clark at
the Farmers Home, In Elk Point, was
visiting friends on West Union Creek,
Sunday and Monday.
Emil and w. G. Olson have rented
G. j. Johnson's, L.. j. Johnson's and
Aaron Ericson's share in the estate left
by Mary Anderson.
Lille Anderson, the oldest girl of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Anderson, has been
very sick the last weeks, but Ii slight
~ improved at this writing.
The young people in Union Creek
were invited to A. p. M. Peterson's
Saturday evening in honor OF Arthur
Anderson, who has been staying at Mr..
Peterson's the last two years. In q
| few days he. will move to 5. w. Free
dell's. The young people report a
splendid time, playing games and maxi
ing merry till the small hours In the
morning, when refreshments were
served and the happy crowd, departed
for their respective homes.
| Eugene Reginald, the little son of
Rev. Wallin. has been seriously iii the
past week and doctor from Akron
has been up to see him number OF
times. AT this writing the little fell
low ID somewhat improved.
! DR.. Nicholaus sellberg departed
Friday for Chicago. where he will take
| a postgraduate course, after which he
will locate at Detroit, Mich, and &C
INTO partnership with Dir. Fred Sea.
mand.
/ Johannes Anderson and Hennine
Shoulberg have now completed ths
kitchen built on TO the old church and
the congregation now has splendid
place for socials and entertainment
when refreshments are to be served.
Peter Shoulberg and family, wer,
Sunday callers at John Fredell's.
Andrew Gustafason delivered to til,
Akron market Wednesday, seyera
hundred bushels OF corn, for which b
received II cents per lbushel.
It il reported from the hospital q
Yankton that Anna Carlson is not an
Ibetter and her chances are very sir
for being cured. We extend sympa
thy to the grieving parents.
Mrs. w. s. Poler Of Garland BID
been sick with lung fever but is slowl
recovering.
Mrs. Nels Nelson STAY, who has bee
under the doctors care for some tim,
! - slowly improving, We are glad ,
Estate.
Mrs. A. G. Blomdin, who has bes
! seriously I'll With lupg-feyer, is slow
s recovering.
John Fredell shipped d car load
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17
NIGGER BEND.

O. O. Peddicord and Tom Mahan Jr.
of Garryowen were calling on friends
here Friday and Saturday.
A number OF people ip the Bead are
on the sick list.
Louise Ruhaak is visiting friends In
Nebraska this week.
Grace Donelly has returned from
Vermillion on account of the serious
illness of her brother
Dir. Burlingame OF Elk Point passed
through here Saturday
Lloyd Bliss Of vermillIon was the
guest OF Harry Brammer Saturday and
Sunday.
JRo. Callahan has moved to his farm
north OF Elk Point.
Mrs. Rose Butler Of Deadwood is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Trudeau.
Dir. Murphy of Sioux City was called
here Saturday on account of the illness
OF Leo Donelly.
A severe wind and snow storm ragged
here Thursday and was followed Sat
urday night by six inches OF snow.
Goo late for last week)
Mrs. Stevens and son or Hawardep,
Iowa, are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Seguin.
Leo Donnelly is very sick with pneu-
monia. DR.. White OF Elk Point is at
tending him.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17
wakefaI chiidren.

For long time the two year old
child Of Mr.. r. T.. MCPHERSON. 50 NJ.
Tenth ST.. Harrisburg, Pa, would
sleep but two or three hours In the
early part Of the night, which made Ii
very hard for her parents. Her moth
or concluded that the child had stom-
ach trouble. and gave her half Of one
Of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets, which quieted her stomach
ana she slept the whole night through.
Two boxes OF these Tablets have eli.
|fected permanent cure and she Ii
now well and strong. For sale BY Nc
Dufiie q Son.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17

An Americanizsd edition Of che En-
cyclopaedia Britannica in ten volumes
will soon be issued. The Britannica ID
everywhere recognized as the best en-
cyclopaadia In the world, but II IL vo-
luminous and expensive. This editiou
will be skilfully abridged, contains val
liable American additions and, unlike
The Britannica, will be brought up ID
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buying encyclopaedia can do no better
than 70 secure this edition. We ran
save You money and secure cas- terma
on II. Gail ut the COURIER once, eco
the prospectus and talk the matter
over.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17

&c. Brammer made business trip
TO Vermillion Monday.
Duck shooting is very popular in
the Bend this week
Patseg Dyer Of Elk Point was trans
acting business here Tuesday.
John Curry moved his cattle from
the stalk fields of this section Tuesday.
H. Q. Smith is loading potatoes at
Burbank this week..
Johnny Shannon went NORTH with a
flock of ducks Sunday.
Levi Oaks has moved into the Brink
property.
Lou Serine has moved from the
Berry farm to the Tim Sweeney place.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17

the peoples thoughts, however,
are coinciding 10 the same channel TO
a marked degree.
The people of Brule, or at least the
republican portion of them, should at
tend the club next Friday night.
John L. Olson and wife are staying
at Fl. Knudson's at the present time.
We understand they are going TO leave
for Sioux City soon.
Alfred Gunderson is kept busy these
days hauling brick and lumber for q
new dwelling, which he is going to
erect in the spring.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17
NORTH VIRGINIA.

Presiding elder Jenkins of Sioux
Falls, preached at the M. E. church
Sunday.
A leap year social will be given at
the home OF E. E. Thornton on Friday
evening, March Is, to which q cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Miss Margaret Rummel of Hawarden,
worshipped at Pleasant Valley Sunday.
Willie, the Oldest son OF Will Cole
and wife, died at his home Sunday
morning of typhoid pneumonia. The
funeral was held Monday afternoon at
the NJ e. church, Rev. Nichols con-
Quoting the services. The family has
the sympathy OF all.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17

friends and always feel that do them
service for know how satisfactory the
results invariably are. I only wiah
every family had bottled would sawa
much sickness and doctor bills. -JossF@
HI. Ridgeway.
"Feel Better Than for Five Years.
Mr.. James n. Taylor. Roberts, Ia,
writes:
~ am at the present time entirely
well. can eat anything / ever could
/ took five bottles OF PerunaS and ted
better now than have for Ave yeas.
/ have doctored with other doctors -
and on for fifteen years, SO can recom-
mend your medicine very highly Cor
stomach troubles. / take great pleasure
In thanking you for your free advia@
and Peruna. flames b. Taylor.
~ Enjoy my aeais - Used tsss !.
Mr.. y. w. Pritchard, WOLF Lake. Tna-
writes;
am pleased 10 say that have bs@m
cured OF catarrh Of the stomach BY Pc
runa. ] could hardly eat anything thna
agreed with me. Before would aaa
half through my meal my stomach
would fill with gas causing me faunk
distress and unpleasant feelings FOR ~
hour or two after each meal. BINS.
thanks to your Peruna, am now eona-
pletely cured, and can eat anything 4
want to without any Of the distreratn@
symptoms. can now enjoy my meals
rs used to do, and Ii Ii all due to Dx.
Hartman and his wonderful medicine.
Peruna.
"It has been one year since I was
cured, and am all q. X. vet, so knov
am cured. ~. w. Pritchard.
Dyspepsia Is very common phase AZ
SUMMER catarrh. A remedy that viii
cure catarrh or one location will cure u
anywhere. Peruna cures eatarrh wher.
ever located. That Ii Is d prompt ana
permanent cure for catarrh III sha
stomach the above letters testify. s.
II you do not derive prompt and satisr
factory results from the use Of PerunAs.
write at once to DIR. Hartman, giving q
full statement OF your case and be wiz.
be pleased to give you his valuable sA-k
vice gratis.
Address Or. Hartman, President 81
The Hartman SanitaTium, Columbus,
Ohio.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17
Teachers Rxantinasln1s.

An examination for teachers wishing
TO write for first, second, third grade
or state certificates, will be held at Al
cester Friday and Saturday, March 10
and 10. Writing to begin At $40 q. "a.
&c. LEGeErT.
County Superintendent.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17


o tsc S &
qualities with other
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skMuy
medicines which the public PROF
MILLER
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17

| have good l60-acre farm, partly
improved. near Aberdeen, s. D.
Would like to exchange for small farm
or city property and pay cash differ
ence.
II JOE HENRIN.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17
To care a Cold in one Day.

Take Laxative Bromo @ linine Tab
leis. All druggists refund the money
If it fails to cure. e. w. Groves sigma
ture is on each box. % cents.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17

/ wish TO announce 10 The public
that have secured VIM. Esllck 10
take charge Of my undertaking DEPART
men.. He isalso licensed embalmerl
and funeral director. Lady assistant.
- M. DuRauchey. 2w
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17

A II or l8-year old boy TO work On .
farm In Minnesota this summer. Only
those accustomed to farm work and
the care o. horses need apply. Apply
at this Office.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17
MBuiIda up the syste y

HonsJoseph Fl. RidgewAy, Secretary
Of the American Anti-Treat Society,
writes the following letter fr0tn taaa
Grand Central Hotel. st. Paul. Mfnn.
{ 1t is with great pleasure shms 90
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17

GDfS& EGTuMA &S
an honest necfi-
cine, competent
to do all IL
claims. I have
used it several
times and know
of nothing that
cures SO com
pletely, and st
the same time
builds up the
system.
" | have rec
commended liz TO
a x.YYsnba~ 80 -
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-17

Six head OF registered short Horn
Bulls. HOWARD MosrER.
81 Elk Point, $. ID.
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JOE HENRfN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13
g p gQelier

Song &eter &arageorgebitcb al
Serbten, Ser Tom paa &ronen for ct
Mors Sis it6en efter Mor6et poa
bans Sorg9nger / gmbe6et, bar efter
Stgenoe for lenge 1iben facet NOT al
Ser fermpn6igbe6ens 6g6me; mer
nabnlig Sen oller ii6ite Sib potter
bans @efpmringer bam lungt ODER
9obe6et, i6et ban for1t6en at bltpe
meot meo u6preget &11l6e al 8e.
f%olfningen | lin &elbe6, ttlIige plages
al Sp6geller og on6e Drgmme ON
Ntotten. San me1er, at set er af6g0e
Song Mtlan, ser Ct paa 5pil, og /
tine Drgmme fer bon bam fare rl1n6t
/ RalooietS @ale mes 6raget Gber6,
raabenoe poo lin 5pns Mor6ere. Set
m9rteltgere er, at Song Milan, 1taar
ban poa bin SIDE @rqpe11 bar faaet
H1toerretning ON 6gnne11s $40, Sd
tffe tilltge bar erfpnoiget Jig ON
Sogens %@nfeltbeoer; set bilbe iparet
bonn nlejligbeoen og gipet 6gnnens
eftermano Sen Mottero, iom ban lao
baarot trpnger.
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Sra @er6ensu61tilIin :
6

Ser meobe[es fra ct. 2ouis, at ser
%begpnoer at fomme Sr6en / Singene
paa neutrality-suspicious.; Sen enc Mf=
oeling efter Sen an6en mel6er Jig
fproig, og efter alt at 6gmme er Ser
ingen @runo til for n6itilingens
Sfplo til at opiette &ejien 6erneo.
Sci bill maaife enbog bore ti(roo6e=
1tgt life at bente alt for lpnge inoen
man toger Sen plonlagte Sur til @i6=
nnoerbpe1 ne6e as Mis1islippi, tbi
ben for Srb for at pere ct femme
Zig lunt Spbol0site6 / Sc bormete
Sommermam1eOer. De forIfjellige
@taters laa bel iom n6lon0ets Mf=
oelinger er ollie poo Bloos me6 nn6=
togelle at Mrgentinas, ser er un6er=
oejs, og &1slan6s, ser er blepet for
1infet. @genlig bab6e set 1i6He 2an6
beItemt felt at bol0e fig borte fra
Ho%1tillingen, ba set 10 / 6enne Sis
bar en- 9el an6re Sing at tage @are
poo; men | ii6ite 9iebIif bellutte6e
bet Bog tffe belt at 11oeblibe fra set
ftore @iloe, og 6ets l1o1tillingsgo6s
er paa gejen bertil. Sen enelte ier-
lige @pgning fra Sfon6inabien, @pe-
RIGGS, bleb in6biet / Monoags un6er
itore @siti0eligbeoer; flere befjen0te
@bel1lf- amerifanere, e. 81. @mitb al
Minneopolis, @uitao Mn6eriop al
&ocf Sslan6, Mn6rem @obon al
Gbicago M. IT,, bol6t Ialer, ligeIeoes
noitinings : @reii6ert 6rancis. Mon
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Ct 6orlpg, ser Ipffe.
0eS.

Ser Ipoer &Iage bele ger6en ODER,
at Mntollet al @eberipen6e - og joni
GpIge oeroi ti1lige al &ebermeer -
er / betenfeligt Siltagen6e. SSffffe
minolt bgres ser fra ENGLAND &lages
ionge pper Bette befla9elige 6orbol6,
og ct gfsperiment, lom en- @re1t /
2onoon / sen ienere Etb bar ip9rf,
Tat for at roo6e 8o6 paa benne mo
'turlige, og moaife ogiao for bans f.
:nancieIle @tatus ubel6ige, @tilling
>er 6erfor berb at Iegge Marfe til og
uberbeie, ON set life bur6e bringes
/ Hrafsis oglaa andre Ste6er. Tor=
maninger fra @re0ifeitolen ONT at
opfpI0e 5Iegtens 8eitemmelie btrfe>
1e tilipnelabenoe intet, og ban be-
iluttebe ba at loffe Sc gienitrioige
Saar in6 Sen egteifabelige Solb, ef=
teriom Sc lite biloe la6e Jig brtpe;
ian foranltalte0e lmaa Selfobelig,
beoer for l%1ngbommen / Stakeholder,
ne, bbor Sc funoe mg6es og / Stilbeo
blipe nermere befjen6t mes binan-
ben. Set bite Jig at bore Ell goo
S66. Ser mprfeoes ltrafs en- bi6ur1,
6erlig Sorggelie / Mntallet al @iel-
let, og bans Menigbe0 er MI bope6-
1agelig iammeniot al unge @gtepar,
ser paa oenne Maa6e far fun6et bi1=
an0en. Set bar bel ppr6 at prgpe,
ON man poa andre Ste6er biI6e cp=
1aa lignenbe &elultat.
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Program.
for @anta= us II. @aj=Tealis9eoernc
Sarge.

6eltligbe0erne oobueS Man0Qgen
Sen 16. Moi me6 ct nor Il n%otionolt
8%onoebrpllup / g%ammeloogS @til.
Sruoefglget begiper fig fra Mrmorp
Sail til &irfen &. 3 @ftermio6og.
Otter &ieQien 6rager 6blget igielt
tilbage til Mrmorp Sail, Ser bliper
at betragte iom 8rDllupsgoor6en.
Ser bliper Ser iaa %lerberet iolio norif
@on0e6rpllupS- Scott og andre norife
Setter. SEQ 8oroet bIiber ser us
brogt Sfaaler for 8ru6 og 8r1t6gom,
for &ongen al Morge og Sperige og
for Sc 6orene6e Staters Greli0ent,
for gomle gSorge 90 for Mmerifo.
ST.. 9. 9. &augan fungerer iom @jg-
gemelter. Snoimellem Solerne of-
hinges r8ru0efer6en + @aroanger"
for 8ruoeparret og for @orge font
@ongelangen Jog Sc Sorene6e Cutters
Nattonaliang rMmerifa", .oip: g.
alt efter gob gammel 5fif. @aa ter1=
Der mon fine Niber og ii6oer ,og orp-
Ter ON mt og gammelt. Men Ser
efter begDnoer 8rltoemaricben, og oa
maa allie bore me0, hinge og gomIe.
9erpoa bliper ser iunget Step, Scarf
&noi, Georges be6ite 2angeleifipilIer,
btl ipille cit Slaat eIler to paa fiji
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6 n 1tor 80 an0 1go

en- tor Man0 $50.
Senrp &c. Stanlep, ser / Manoags
6eoe / england, par u6en Mo0iigelie
en- at Sc itgrite 0p6ageliesreiienoe
ser bar lepet, life Blot for bpao ban
ielp uoretteoe, me11 for Sc 6plger,
bans u%oitrofte &eiier / Set merfe
Toltlono meoferte. Sprin0elig bab-
Sc bans &eiier intet iom belit fomer-
cieIt Sormaal; bans Spgape por at
finoe 9ipingitone, og ban fanot bam.
Men ban blep greben al Sc Muligbe-
Ser, Ser a%abenboreoe fig / ben ufieno=
tie @erbens6el, % ban fortiatte fine
Sorifninger> Ser efterbaanoen abb
neoe Norten til en- ufien6t @eroen
omfring &o71gos og Milens SLIDER.
Set bar Sem, ser foraariage0e EFT
fonuplet OmpGltntng / Set in0re Mfri-
fas politiife 6orbol6; omfring Set
itore @ongo Basin far %eiterboan6en
Sc epropeiife Magter erbperpet Jig
Serritorier, Ser / Sioe,1s SOB, 11aor
&aabeoen pe0 grobrtngerne er 1li0t
al, bill blipe Miotpunfter for Ell meg
tig &11ltur. ga nil Stanleps 9fapn
min6es mes @e0er, og bil ue6blipe
at boloes / Sore, lenge efter at ollie
Sc @pentprere, Ser bar jaget eiter
Norb= % SpOpolen, er glemte.
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fltft, 1aar sen enc 2eller Sen a1be11

flift, 11oar Sen enc eller Sen a11oen
al Barterne for1eber Jig eller forgper
l1looligbe6er og @olbiombeoer. Brit
gen at Magt anies meo rette for ct
Segn paa 5pagbeo, og enbber 2eoer,
Scr 9n1fer at fore en- Streife til en-
ieirrig nbgang mao, ON life al a1t=
Sen @ru1t0, iaa for6t Set er flog $50
litif, afbolbe fine MGto fra at for
gr;be Jig pau Mo01tan0ernes 8erio=
nerael1er @ienotm.
Mr Mitn5el tilltoar, at en- Strej<
fe elIer en- 2rcfput er ct Epongsmib=
6el, men bon bepber at Set er ct lpp-
ligt Gpongsmic0el. Men at tp til
fp1ife Spongsmioler er baaoe 1t1no=
rollf og 1:1obltgt. 2e6elie al en-
Streife uoen at Der grtbes til &olo>
iombe6er er foroelagtig og til @apn,
men @ol6smagt er n6en Nptte og
1tmoralf. &an f%or10iiger, at bpis
Set 1f1l6e fomme til birfelig &rig
mellem &egiertngen og en- %betDoelig
@ruppe of Observation-Disclosures iaa
bt16e SEN berffenoe 6temning mellem
9pnarbei0erne bore / Gabpr af at
uroertrDffe M%gitatorerne> 1elb on Set
tie ifulbe u6frgpe, at ser reiltes en-
flor Seer, iaaleoes iom Gilfel6et bar
for at nnbertrpffe @ebellionen 1861.
nnioniSmen ber, flyer ban, bp6e
oen ifarpeite 6oroemmelie al enbber
Gambling Der bi6r6rer fra 2oblG5=
6e6, belfommen> % paaitaar, at Yres=
len og Mrbei6sgfberne iimpeltben ilrp.
plerer l1nioniiternes SormaaI / sen
&etntng. &an mener, at unionen
life ifal bol0es anibarlig for bpab
Ser / iaa6anne Eilfel6e gigres u6en
Sens Gillaoelle, 8illigelie eller 600.
fien6elie, ia en6og tbert imo6 6ens
6irefte og beitemte Sr6re on1 at be-
bare Gre6en. l1ntonen Tan efter Bans
Mening life bol6es mere onIporliq
for Sn6fpi6ets 0ptrg6en, ems Ell
@orporatton for en- eller fere Mftie'
babereS 1lobligbeoer.
S Gi6ens SOB oil, paaitoar Mine:
a%rbeioerneS Ereii6ent> unionerne
opnaa at blibe reipeftere6e for at ia,
be fremmet set Gormaal, for bbilfe1
Be er oprette6e: SIT forbgie 2gn,
%ningerne, forbeore 2ibs> og Mrbej6s,
btlfaarene og ifaffe Mrbei6erne beore
2ipsbetingelier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13
Ser bDgges paa Elat>
form n. !,

Spm9rflombe6en bar | ben 1iolte
Sis neret benbenot poa Gbao Ser TO-
regoor / @aibington &etntng al at
Ingge alt til &ette for Sen fommelt=
Sc republican, lie Salgfonupagne. Set
pioes, at iaa mart &ongresi en oar
oplglt % biemien6t, lamleoes @arti=
ets Ie6enoe Mn116 / @ongres ien me6
&%relioenten for at onerueie set big
Etige @pergsmaal ONT &latformens
Mffattelie, % ifient oeltae Comment
fomit bar bemmelig % tntet 1iftert
er fremfommet ONT bDa0 man ere=
0es ON, er ser 6og ltbet iaa meget no,
at man er iaa temmelig paa BET rene
mes bpao Ser ffal gaaes til &alg paa
/ Mobember. &re1toenten bar ober>
lo6t Mffattelien al 8latformen til
@ongresle0erne og bar tim forlangt,
at sen ifal bore fort 90 foncis. Den
bill life berere MbntipergSmaolet,
set minoIte life Iom &an1pagne r So,
lue"; beller life pentes, at Sruifiq=
gen bill blipe sens le5en6e Bunft.
9erimo0 onlees set for utbipliom,
at Sarifipergsmaalet bill blibe 6enS
egenlige Mi6tpunft, g at Ser bill Bill
be fremiat ct &rop tpaa Ell @euiiion al
gol6iatierne, iom bog bill blipe bol0t
iaa meget / Mmtn6eligbe6, at Rar<
tiet life forpligter Jig til at giennem<
fgre en- iaa6an til nogen beitemt Ei6.
Senator 2o0ge, Ser Ifal Tribe Hlat<
formen, bab6e o~prin6elig tenft at
opitiIle iom &rop, at Sen SO. @ons
gres if11loe forpligtes til at u6fdre
men / Bette blep fan im6=
6egoaet al Sc andre 2e6ere, ierlig
for6i Sc frDgte6e at cit iua6on Hos-
pil6e ifremme 5torfabrifanterne
/ 9iten bort fra 8artiet. Set tan
0erfor bentes, at &epubltfanernes
/ Mar bill Lobe Eol6rebiiion,
i11tet SPITE gibe ON naar hi bill
faa SEN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-13

|faar ct 8egreb ON Sc 1maabeIige
@igoomme ser er iamle6e paa benne
l1Dfilling ,1oor man bgrer, at Der
Di0til ct arriperet ca. 5000 Sernba-
11ebpgne mes l1oltillingsgo6s, % at
Ser enonm bentes ca. 1000 &ognlao-
ningen, inoe,1 alt set o1m1elote CT
lomlet.