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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
BRYAN ON TAGGART.
Says French Lick Business Is Per-
sondl-WM Not attack.

Indianapolis. Sept. 14.-Acting on the advice
Of prominent Indiana Democrats Judge James
McCabe formerly on the Supreme Court bench
met Mr.. Bryan at st. Louis and accompanied
him TO Louisville and asked him TO use his in
fuence to have TagsaTt resign the national
craftsmanship He told Bryan Of the develop
ments at French Lick. and said Taggart was
load on the party
Mr. Bryan refused to attack Taggart and
said that the things charged against him re-
Elected upon him personally and not on the
party and that the Indiana Democrats would
nave 10 meet the situation by electing a member
OF the national committee two years hence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
CAPTAIN UNDER FIRE RESIGNS.
Accused of Being Connected with Club That
Allows Gambling.

Captain Charles E. Kimball. of the 18th Regi-
ment, " g. n. Y. yesterday resigned his COM
mission. He has been under fire for some time.
owing to his connection with the Tornado Club.
in which. il is alleged, gambling goes on.
Colonel FOOte received Captain KimbalIs res
isnation late on Thursday night, after con-
ference First Lieutenant Charles f. Wulff has
received the command of Captain Kimbalrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
LgHieH REDUCES PASSENGER RATES.

To take effect November l. as thereafter
possible. the maximum per mile on the
Lehigh Valley system will he the basis of 81,
This will not change passenger rates now
based a charge Of less than % cents per mile
interchangeable mileage books. which are now sold
$50. Will be sold at S25. with a rebate OF s. on
each 600 mile book instead of so a present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH MEArs.-oFFICE

Of Assistant Purchasing Agent. Panama Railroad
Company "a state Street. New York Sealed proposals
will he received this ONCE until 200 p. NJ. Sep
TENDER 20, 1905. for furnishing and delivering at
Colon. Republic Of Panama OF fresh meats required
by COmnlissary Department Blanks and full infOr-
nation may be had this Office ALFRED AMBER
SON. Assistant Purchasing Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

washington sept $ 19Os.-seaed proposals VIII be
received this Office until II o'clock September p
1906 for LAYING $500 yards OF asphalt binder and
surface on Canal street s W between and streets
and Virginia : Z. between % and 5th
Blank OF proposal specifications and al
information b. obtained Room as. Dis
trict Building n B. r Mcfarland. John Biddl-. Com
missionsrs, d @
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Etruria reported 70 Sable Island yesterday
a m when $50 miles OF Sandy Hook. She r. ex-
pScted 70 dock about / 2. to-noTow.
La Touraine reported 20 Sable Island yeserday
tHat station She IL expected dock about
2. m
The reported Cape yesterday AT 245
when $50 miles southeast Of station She viii
IEobahly dock about Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
Proposals.

A DJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE. 8. V "
9 New York State Arsenal. 7th Avenue cor 25th
street New York city September sth 19O6Sealed pro
posais subject . the conditions OF the sale will be
served al the Arsenal until twelve Friday
etenbrr @st, 1906 for ths purchase OF condemned
EaL Medic a. Ordnance. Militia
stores Catalogues giving quantities. conditions
be had on application this once. NELSON n HENRY.
Ad1utant General (. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

Washington Sept. 14.-Acting Secretary
Murray Of the Department of Commerce and
Labor last Tuesday authorized the expulsion
Of Abram Salcido from the United States.
through the port of NOgales. Ariz-
This action based upon the fact that
Salcido had been arrested on the charge OF un-
lawful entry into the United States at the port
Of NacO. Ariz-. on July 81. without submit
ting 10 examination by the immigration IN
spectOr or the public health and marine nos
pital surgeon at that port, shown upon a
hearing before the immigration officers az
Douglas, Ariz. 1t also appeared that SalcldO.
during former residence in this country. had
committed offence of which he was con-
victed and for which he served sentence or
two years Imprisonment at Yuma, Ariz. The
law under which SalCdO was depOrted Is alb
solutely mandatory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
nriss $40 Sunsst Moons ~
HIGH WATER
M-sandy Hook 4:4s Gov. Island 500 Hell. Gate 8 50
P.M-sandy Hook $40 Gov. Island SPA Hell Gate IT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
JJJNTA'S HEAD DEPORTED.
Abram SaIcido Turned OUer to the
Ner1can authorities.

FL Paso. Tex. Sept. 1s-'The Nosales Times"
says that Abram Salcido. president of the
Douglas Junta of Mexican revolutiOnists. has
been turned over by George Webb. United States
immigration inspector at that place. TO the
Mexican authorities. and taken 10 Hermosillo
capital Of Sonora.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

-, pvrrr1sEOlENr AID sUBscEiy ossa = :
" Tribuas received az Their ss. sail ~
BroadWay. between Soth ~ y. rss ,c.o~1
oarces az reTuiar once rates until s,a AVE. q
asa Sth ave. = cor, 80 ;. - ~ ossweS.<e
sen svs- eGs West ie5th at lsSs 90 ~; ry -
ana 7Tth sts 1850 sd ave. hsa. "a rrsneS6
"a ave- near 6lst $50 % ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

MASS MEETINGS CLOSING TEsNr VA'-
TRINTFY Gnu RCh
CffII.DREN'S 3 NNL4Lsh.s "a, N<
cavalry 81 r, church -. -. - Dr. A %
ESeTsisas bS csndrsn nom sisn. tss sIrS5s''', al
CONvERTs' RALLY a n S1 mns-Epr c y
Monday. September -. 80, F,xsu Drssl.N s5
sinrinS led by orchsstr1 and ehe'e :, F,v4assisS.
a. churches and al hesaQn s,'.r,re 94p 20
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-30
SHAMELESS LIVES LEAD TO
AWFUL DEATH.

The recent tragedy in New York
City. by which a brute, posing as
gentleman, was ruthlessly slain
by another equally brutal man,
brings to light a mass of filth and
moral degeneracy which is abso-
lutely appalling to all decent
people.
We regret to see all the daily
papers filled with the disgusting
details of the putrid lives of the
two prominent figures and their
female satellites. Far better to
suppress all of it except the mere
detail that one man, wild with
jealousy, slew his enemy, than to
spread broadcast to the world the
sickening stuff that no decent
man would have his daughters and
sons to read.
The old axiom that vice, when
first seen, is SO repulsive that it is
nauseating, but, by familiarity,
comes at last to- be embraced, is
too:often, alas, true of poor, frail
humanity.
Brethren of the press, can there
not be a higher ideal than simply
to make sewers of our pages, in
order not to be "scooped" on
news?
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-30
REMARKABLE IMPROVE
MENT.

Mr.. Clarence T. Jones, of Col
umbia, S. G. (but born and raised
in this city,, who came home to
attend the laying of the corner
stone of the new State Capitol
and other Homecoming enter
tainments, will leave for his
Southern home. Mr.. Jones is
very much impressed with the
marked improveent in his native
city, saying that he had no idea
that the improvement was so wide
spread, substantial and beautiful.
Especially was he impressed and
pleased with the improvement in
the residence portion of the South
Side. He thinks the outlook is
for still greater things.
He will return to his home in
his big B Motor Car by way
of Louisville, Nashville, Chatta-
nooga, Atlanta, etc.
Mr.. Jones is one of n big firm
of architects who have been very
successful in drafting plans for
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-30
Every Pound Guaranteed.
The ]. E. N. Pulling Co.
For Sale.
Lots in Frankfort.

have caused my land OF Airing
ton Heights, extending from the
State Arsenal lot east to Mr.. Rid
del's lot, laid out on the ground in
convenient lots fronting on new av-
enues tn be opened as and when the
lots shall be sold; and | have at my
office plat made by r. a. Frazier,
City Engineer, showing the location
and dimensions of the lots and pro-
posed streets ard alleys, to which |
invite the attention of those desir-
ing to purchase lots for residence
purposes.
Tue Water Co. and Gas Co. will
extend their mains as the lots are
sold, and sewer connection can be
readily made.
The location of these lots can not
be surpassed for healthfulness and
the beauty of scenery.
will take pleasure in showing
the lots to all persons desiring to
purchase, and will make known the
prices and terms of sale on applica-
tion to me.
37-2m JOHN B. LINDSEY.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-30
The VERY BEST!
r. ROGERS e. SONS.

WANTED-Gentleman or lady
with good reference, to travel by
rail or with rig, for firm of
S250,0O0 capital. Salary S1,072
per year and expenses; salary
paid weekly and expenses adj
vanced. Address, with stamp,
Jos. A. Alexander, Frankfort, KY.
42-6m.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-30
WHAT'S IN MCCLURE.

The July McClure's is a good, hearty
and satisfying meal; some good articles
on new things the world is doing, some
important ones on vital topics of the day,
and a good share of brisk and entertain
ing stories: the whole we'll served with
attractive illustrations, many in colors.
Ray Stannard Bakers New Music for
An Old World, describing DIR. Thaddeus
Cahill's marvellous instrument for pro-
ducing music by electricity, the dyna-
mophone, is full of suggestion and in
terest for both the unsteady and scien-
tifically inclined. We have had many
superficial descriptions of the San Fran
cisco earthquake. hut Henry Anderson
Lafer's record of experiences and the
impressions in my Sixty Sleepless
Hours, written on the spot, and at the
time of the fire, touches the real heart OF
the event The beginnings of the corrupt
methods that resulted in the recent in
surance scandals are interestingly shown
by Burton J. Hendrick in the third in
stalment of the STORY Of Life-Insur-
ance'' in which he tells the career of
Henry Baldwin Hyde, the founder of the
Equitable. The ninth installment of
Carl Schurz's "reminiscences of Long
Life contains some interesting i'm
pressions of Mazzini, the Italian patriot,
and Kossuth, the Hungarian. Kipling's
sturdy and imaginative stories of Old
England continue with the life Parnesius,
the Roman legiOnary, telling how he
was given command of the forces on the
Great Wall and fought successfully 1.-The
Winged Hats (the Danes). Non-mo-
florists and perhaps experts as we'll will
have their first motoring sensations
brought hack to them wildly and anus
ingly by Julian Streets my Enemy-the
Motor" James Hopper has story of
the Philippines. Cay bigan" which is
full of color and power. 1.-The Generous
Mr.. Dean, by Abby Mcguire Roach, lie
an amusing character story with little
wan" by s Stella Ella d WINE is full Of fiSe
Irish wit AT the Top of the Road" by
II. b. Going and 1.-The Home Wind" are
poems worth reading and remembering.
Andre Castaignes pictures for the Kip
ling tale are stories in themselves, so full
they are of information and the spirit
and flesh and life of the time.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-30
GOOD NEWS TO WOMEN.

Father Williams Indian Tea. Ma
lures Remedy. is becoming the
most popular Female Remedy in
use.
: Pale, Weak, Nervous, Delicate
Women suffering from those weak
nesses and diseases, peculiar to
their sex, will find in Father Will
Jiam's Indian Tea wonderful
Tonic and Regulator. 1t quiets the
Nerves, puts. on flesh, gives
strength and elasticity to the step,
brightens the eyes, clears the COM
pleXion and makes you well and
strong again. Tea or Tablets, 20
cents. For sale by Frankfort DruS
Co.
DR.. weaver's Syrup and Cerate.
Successful treatment for blood and skin diseases.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-30

many public buildings in the
South.
When our county authorities
are ready to undertake the work,
he proposes to submit plans for
the new courthouse in this city.
We wish HIM all success in his
work.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-30
New Vehicles.

New and late style Rubber and steel.
tire Buggies, Runabouts, Break Carts
and Road Carts in stock and for sale at
all .times. Also Spring and Delivery
Wagons, Phaetons, Stanhopes. etc
Vehicles on display at livery barn, on
Ann street, and at storage and sales room
at Jones Bros. old stand, Broadway
between Lewis and Ann streets. lnspec-
tion invited. Prices and terms the best
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-30
DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION.

The good steamer Falls City will
run one of her unrivaled excur-
sions to Tyrone and return, this
Saturday evening. Leaves Gus
tomhouse wharf at s p. m. Fare
for round trip only 80 cents.
These torrid days require cool
breezes in the evening to make
good sleep at night. This excur-
sion will furnish what is needed.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-30
OPENS LAW OFFICE.

Judge Thos. H. Paynter, l. S.
Senator elect, has opened his law
office in the rooms formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Frank Chinn, in the
Farmers Bank building. entrance
on Main street. He will devote
his time to practice in the Appel
late and u. 5. Courts.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-30
APPOINTED CIRCUIT JUDGE

Mr.. B. F. Menefee, of Grant
county, has been appointed circuit
Judge of the Boone-Grant district
to succeed Judge J. NJ. Lassing,
appointed Appellate Judge.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-30

Cheapest accident insurance - DR..
Thomas Electric Oil. Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All druggists sell
IL
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-30
Real Estate

have several farms for sale, ranging in
size from 10 to 400 acres; also city lots,
business houses and residences.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-30
Horses.

Horses bought, and horses for sale at
all times.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-30

Soothes itching skin. Heals cuts or
burns without scar. Cures piles.
eczema, salt rheum, any itching. Doan' S
Ointment Your druggist sells II.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-30

Feel languid, weak. run DOWN. Head
ache? Stomach of Y''-Just plain case
of lazy liver. Burdock Blood Bitters
tones liver and stomach, promotes diges-
ton, purifies the blood
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06

,Seite brrnof. - 4arn Sfeiparts
2eieimia / @ilbp, 8ranb Sorts Co.,
bIep fcrleHen eoelast al Sloebrato,
co 26 Seite pmfont. Mon troeoe 81.
ben fam al, at en- trnbt 5gritiffe bleu
ilitppet neb | en- Snlmbaiig. Sabet
ror So. 900, % Der por INSURANCE for
ST 800.
gepiIs Cafe Commercial Club bleo
infprporeret forleoen Tag. Soiepb
%. aclp er IrGiioent, S. 6. gairo
8iceprriibent, Gbnin 8Ipun Sefre-
ter og Sernan Sulsgen aasierer.
gireftercr er beSuSen Z. u. Saslam,
Ole Se~runtgadrb pg 6. g. grainero.
let er aIubbeus Seuiiet Of birfe for
Sprettelie al ilere @bpleiRlebnie %
3ubrifer % iterre Sorretninser / Te'
rils Safe. Gen bill iorlege at faa
nsenbps aapitaIiiter til at bDgge
flere 9eboellesbuie, ba ca. 200 SAINT
lier nentes at bile ilptte inb til 9pen,
uoar Great 9ortDern.ganen begun.
Der fine Itorarteoe iSorbeoriuger Der,
iom bill foite omfring 81, 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
9anjfsM uncrtfamif SctTab.

"9anif. amerifanif Sdifab"s Ton.
itituerenbe Notwithstanding al.
boIotes I Sotel Sherman Souie,
Chicago, Sorsoag ben 22be 6ebruar.
Oct al apmmisIionRrerne noarbei-
bebe Sorilae til giIope peotoses, %
iom SeIifabets fsrIte 0ireftsrer
paIgtes: Spar Rirfegdarb. Gbas. S.
@pberg, Senrp 6. Sert5 - for 3
aar; Saloor SafobieL Sigso Spng-
bp. 6. q. Gifeien - for 2 Iar;
Sboroaio Srlob, Sopbus Neble %
ISrits S6umaun - JOE / aar.
9ireftsrerne balate fdIgenbe ge,
itprelie: Senrp 8. Serts, Sormano;
Solpor Sacobien, Gun Srancisco.
Giggo 2angbp, Gebar Sails, Soma,
og SbprpaIo SrIob. Salt Safe Gitp,
Utah, Iicformpnb; &. q. Gifeien,
Eertb Imbop, aasierer; Spar Sir.
fegaarb, &ocine, SefretGr.
Spm SeIifabets Sprretningsfsrer
pulgtes Gbas. 5. Hpberg, Chicago,
% oct beiluttcbes at uprette ct &ons
Tor UNDER bans Speropipn, bporfra
ollie SeIifabetS neutrality-suspicious..
Der ifal leoes % ofgisres.
gnouioere: II at itbbpSe banife
Salere til at bnLbe pplpIenbe og be-
lGrenoe SoreOrag | banif.amerifanife
'8reoie, for bette InrS Slutnine
nemlig: en- 2aubbr1tgspforinu, en-
Statssfonom % en- folfelia Sprint-
ter. y git r~eieupere ct tiIItrnffeIigt
gntaI Of 8onpifibspIabier for Gel.
|fagere / ell SGllestur til Sannarf
meo ct al "Sconoinnnian american.
Siniens itSritc Sfibe / Slutringn al
Mai 1907.
IHe Gorreiponodrcer. auaaaeitoe
.Selitabets motgearteoe SsSnteresier
bcbes obresiercbe bireftc til Gel.
itobetS ioreIebi9e 4outpr, 81 Clifton
Ipe,, Gbicago, 81.
Gaa "9nrif.a merifonjfe gel.
ifab"S Segne
Spar 8irfeaoarb,
SefrctRr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
JnoIanoet.
Qn.un.

Gcpi Wrlion, en- Snrmer, falot Gre
naas ssnt al en- Gro nan Soma Sails,
SIpa ia bepiSitlss mob Slen os iaiot
meb gniigtet / 8onoct % Srnfneoe,
fsr ban gienpnuSt 9euioitheoen. San
rar meo fin 6amiIie paa @eien bient
fra i'm Ssns Grplliip, % oa oct bar
imeaet mprft. itea ban al Scgnen Tor
at fiuoe 9roen. san ialiot Den, men
faIot al. % battS 5ainilie lao iaHtge
"a penteSe paa, at han ffiilee aioe
benz Sesn til at fiere lrem.
@oSr oarmpriier. Sra Gloora
mebSeIes, at scr life poa mango aar
har paret iaa mango Sauofalg ! bet
nniotre Ssofua JON iaar. Ter bar
rrret jolat mango 6urlue % en- bel
Wsulmee Seite og 9reatnrer, oa Erl'
5erue bor alSrie huret beore. TN
Manaoe SeIte er ieiot til DC sltlige
Marfeocr, iaa at gobe Seitc pil bline
nonifeIia at inlbe tilialgs og man
tror. at 3rtierue for beitarotg ptl BIZ
hsic. flere Snnnbper ! Soma bar
bcitemte Rarfeosbage. % ben ltle
gp union / Sarbin County lolgte en-
Gaa furrige uge &eite, areatitrer o8
Snin for $4,000.
Gn Simmer Snnoret bort. Sens
seulen, Ell emnmeI pel aatet Ntano
l @innebaap SmlutD, oeoe 1orrt9e
9eartoug hos lm 0atter ! Center
Sopnibip. Dso&aariagen par aloer'
nomsjuagbeo. SAN bar 80 War gnill'
mel. S;enier bar fsot Stnnar9er,
Gor0e, / 1914 og finn ! 1916 I'll
elmcrifa % nebintte itg Ohio. Sans
Suitru % 70 gsrn bsSe al aolera,
fom be puaSrog fla paa Sperretieit,
fort eiterat De rar fomne b~ertlllnnns.
s,cnien gifteSe iig igien | 1850 %
ilpttebe ou til en- 8orm ! Rnrbeoet
al Siaae, sSsuipa. Ter boeoe ban III
1860 % tog iia 90 SomeiteanlatN !
@rmebaeo Gonntp, boor ban booze
til | Salli iinite CONNER. Son bar
ga for ipug til at bare alene % INT
tese ino til Jim 9ntter, bpcr ban
ertSte iine 9uae. &m par 6uoer til
is Born, bupoe 81 gsruebern % II
@ernebernsbern, 9e9raoeIien fanht
Gteo iDIte TorSbag fra Den 6oreneoe
Strife | 2ofe WeiHsa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
Rammeratifab
blanot bnnoe.

@aurbeier Shells Ssrenien j Wsrf-
bolt / Splmb, bar TO Sunbe, en- gam.
mel % en- Jung. 0fen meuem Sui og
0ptaar foripnnot ben aamle Sunb
pIuoielig, efter 9agen | Boroeien at
bope p9ret meb paa en- Repeiagt bnor
&ppen bar blepen iaaret.
S ben ienere Sib lagoe @aaroeie.
rem WGrfe til, at Den unee Sunb par
borte fra @adrbeu Ell Gang ON 90.
gen pan Ell beitenlt SiS, og naar ben
penote tilboge, baooe ben Serb paa
Rpgsen. San onebe MI, at ben 9amle
Slulo maatte bore | en- t9t peb 8aars
oen bGrerbe &pbegrap % fit poerIi'
gere 9epis berfor peo for nogle Gage
iioen at bore Sunben bpIe nebe | @ra.
ben.
Ser 9if Wanbifab til 8rapen meb
Spaoer og Softer, men oct bite fig,
at bet bar ,imuligt at grdpe 8liroen
no pua 8ritno al be mango Srnrsb.
ser. Men De opoaeebe ttllige Den IN.
gre Sunbs ~1bbolbenbeo % Srofait.
beo oper for bens Glbre &ammerat
/ GGpegrapen. ioet Sen fom barenSe
meo Ssbeparer / Wf1,noeu % limit.
tebe neo / @rapen til ben inoeippr.
reoe Sunb. Gen maa altiaa bpcr
DAG bore eooet oerub meo @ta6 for
at boIbe Sip / Sen gamle Si,no.
Senne er antuaeIi9 gaaet neb | SuIcn
eiter RGpert, Der iaa far frabiet Sui.
let eler 8aileene fuISe al Sorb for
at rebSe tit eget Stp.
Gaeen efter fom oen gainle Suno
irem Of Snlen, eiter at Den unse
bapoe facet al Sorbeu Ifrabet bort %
eiter. at Suuoen bapbe iiooet bernebe
i 26 Gage. Zen bar iaa uomattet, at
oea maatte b9res biem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
0en aomite, Tom iioite eeaisIatur

t|f
Sen aomite, fon iioite 2egislatur
ncoiatte til at unoerieee afiprerne
ueo Statsimipcrjitetet, piI MI unoer.
isge, | bpiIfen llbitrGfning Stuocn'
ter beisger SaIooner, SpiIiebilIer 90
~Iignrnbe GOrIpiteIicsiteoer. Geres
Spmerfiombeb paa Denne Sioe al
StIioenterlipet bIep paft al en- Sti-
bent | suerite Gormaceutflasie, iotfr
CT en- bra % flint Gut, mar ban er
Gbrn, men er bib, itaar ban blir be-
ruiet. San bar forleoen dag be.
,uiet 3ilItGtt6 noe aioffen 2 ON
Worgenen iislge meo TO 4anlcrater,
icm forisgte at faa BAN biem. Dn
Ell apisrappurfcr, Iont nor pna Beierl
til en- Woebranb, fom forbi iatte
Sti0cnten efter BAN. Happorteren
lob in0 | Mutsfontoret % Stiiberten
eitcr. Der blep ban faffet of Bolt
iiet. SafiItetet bcrtbiier ale Stu'
renter, Iom arrciteres al Bolitiet,
rlen Observation-Disclosures mener,
at Safultetet t1irbe gisre mere tor at
forebpege, at StiiOcnterne faloer !
9oocns 94nber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
3uisrpnnit.

Spiuc & Sdeps Sfobittif | Sara'
boo brGnote neb iorrige Sirsbag, %
ell Gel al S~areopIaaet, iom bar ! en-
Guoen @geuiug bIep ~itiaalet SnS'
Rags Iiten.
aaptcin SanS Gliaiou / Shrgeon
Ban fit en- ifrGtfelig Ssb iprrtge
GirSsag. SaH arbeioebe ! cit Sag
nlslle i Gaigpnnpee, Ell lioen gp nGr
Stirgeou Ban, % iaIot ~irenoper lise
poa GirfeIiaecu, Sans 2egeme blep
uGiten boaitaoeliat flsoet, isr Sagen
flutoe ~itauies, % han Ssbc siehIitfelig
Gapt. glioion eicoe Here Sfonnerter
paa Wihigmiisen % bar bel flenSt
blanot Sisiolfeue ruubt @reen Ban.
SAN nor 63 Mar gonrmel % e~itcrlas
ser iia Cute % Here borne 9prn.
fnlpaa & InbcriuuS Slttif / Stur
grairie ct. Grpir Gormtn bapbe
iprrige SnSooa @eisg al SnNbrtSs'
tupe. &c iprultgte Eengcifnbet, %
"a Der life CT noaen @ant / 9peu,
par ser aSifiuiae Eenge i Stobet.
&c itiaI $500 / aontauter on $500
GbedS. 6oIf prtfehtS fort ier aIof'
ten 6 orir @torgenen % ida cit @Huro
Lobe opcr 9rpen no al Gpcn. CT
miSlpffct 6orisg blcu iiior girrt pan
al rsue Senne Eutif. Sirmuet bapbe
Insurance Tor $500 paa Eeugeifdbet.
Get inSrc al &%panin9et bIeu itpgt
rampoucret.
2ppcn behaaer ham fife. - Stn'
tens ganftcmnisiGr VI, &, Berg,
icm por cn al DC iurigite for at ioa en-
Gipil Seruiee.Sop 0ntagrn al lioIte
SegiSlatur moSlTtter ltg M, at go.
rem aRpeRoeS | bans Gepartement.
San Tiger. at han Icribo Oct iaa, at
Souen illlSe life giGioe bans 3epdr.
%telueut. Mcu Gipii Serpiee-aOm'
missioner ioritnnr 9ppen ouoerleoeS,
"a StatclS @cHeraIabgofat bar oiai.
ret Ell 8ieaoelie, ion Itsttcr aom'
nfSiioHen. Berg bar neS iiH Sdafe-
rcr. n. M. 9ai5icrs. bragi Saaeu
ior &sieitcrci ior al ioa ~disiercnSc
! Srar pal SgsrssuaaIet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
20naheoerc.

3 bette Gumrler al Slabet iinpes ct aper.
tisiemem ira 9pbs & Stratbers, les @ui'
mes. Soma, 6abritanter al ~SpuaFeoen %
eIsttriIte 9pparGter. Sette 9ompani er rt
al be itprItr / SnrrctninSen % peres assnier
mac eiie gesuts Gsrtiffut iii ole Sipterr
for OF ~fprifirs benz ON Grlis Sanoel. Yer
er mango GitsrliGnelier al = & 2" 9pnais
lreere, meu Spmpaniet beifptter 6elf ueb at
bare seres = Is g SaHeelsmegie paa hper
Suele. Sorssleus al at bape 9pnaiIseerr
iremigttrs / en- liSen 300. ION fables "Sp.
nets 4anir % 9ore 90 ppprieoss Dc fcu'
trpneres-. Spaen irnnes fri, eeriom eu
r9pRer "7ecproh.g Soften.