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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-10
ARE INDIGNANT
OVER DECISION
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Nezperce. Idaho, April 10.-The YER
dict reached in the case of Kelly Va.
Nezperce. news Of which reached here
at an early hour yesterday, has caused
much Indignation among the citizens.
Opinion Is divided whether Kelly
should have received any damages At
all. but all agree that the Judgment Of
$4,000 II unjust. Much feeling II
aroused ana the citizens stand together
a. one body to tight for . new trial.
and II this IL not granted to have an
appeal taken to the higher courts.
w. e. Barrows. Of the arm Of Larson
q Barrows. left for apokane today to
meet q carload Of homeseekers who
are coming to this section to buy
homes.
Farmers are rushing with spring
work 20 that they may have their
teams ready to 60 to work on the elec-
trio road. which win start building
from this point about May !.
Melvin 3. Lewis and Miss Edna
Davis left yesterday to resume their
studies ct the w. s. c.
Mrs. T. l. Parker left today for .
visit to her parents IN sigourney, IL.
She win be accompanied 40 far a. Spo-
kane by Miss Phila Altmyer.
Work II progressing on the addition
N. r. Bowman II erecting to his Oak
street property. which viii be occupied
by first-class cafe.
Hugh Johnson yesterday received
word from washington. d. G., that he
had been awarded the contract for
carrying the mail from Nesperce to
Mohler and Dublin on the contract
price Of $6s7.50 per annum.
The mall contract from Kamiah to
Nexperce Ii readvertised This IL the
fourth time that the bids for this route
have been advertised. all previous bids
being too hight In the opinion Of the
postoffce department.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-10
BUSY WITH
COUNTY BILLS

The county commissioners have
spent the day In auditing and allow
Ing bills and reports Of road super
Wilson's and have several more to spend
on the same routine work. Tomorrow
isset AZ the date for opening bidx for
certain road Improvement work which
IL to be let by contract. but the indi-
cations are that the farmers are too
bSasy now to leave their farm work TO
take up road building. and that the
bids will be scarce. The road Inn
prcvement Advertised u work on the
following roads: L. D. Brickley road.
p. Il Mckee road and the N. H. Carter
road.
The quarterly and annual report Of
county Auditor Lydon, which was filed
yesterday. shows the receipts for the
first three months Of the year to have
been 1886 .430.s7 and the disbursements
$751;. 1A0.si. The cash on hand April
4 was $47,se7.os. Mr.. Lydon's annual
report gives tho following statement
a. 70 the fee earnings Of the various
OFFICES for the year ending April 4:
Auditor. $s.ss&so; sheriff. S1.ssss6:
probate Judge. sl.s1Iss: treasurer.
Sins; coroner. $685.. assessor. sls1.27.
Ths total fee earnings of the various
Offices u shown to b s13.7s4. A most
material Increase y shown in the Of
ficss Of the auditor ana probate judge.
Tho annual report shows the re-
scurces Of the county to BE- - follows
on April q: Cash. S47.ss7.0s: dslin-
qu6nt unpaid taxes. >ss.ssl.ls; tax sale
certlncataa $S.s7l.a7; value Of court
houns and grounds s4s.eoe: valus of
otbes rsal estate. eis.ooe; furniture.
nxt1rss and personal property. 81.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-10
PROGRESS or MEEkER,
THE TRAIL MARKER.

. . . . . 80 = = . . = - =
Old Ezra Meeker continues his march
across country, following the old Ore
gon trail and marking It with monu-
ments. He IL now heard from at PEN
dleton. The East Oregonian, In three
successive issues keeps tab on the old
pioneers movements in that vicinity,
as follows:
Mssksr q Echo.
Il am In good health and spirits
ana am following the old ethigrant trail
closely, camping near the old camp
Ing grounds Of 50 years ago and mark
ing the route OF the old road wherever
1t II obliterated." II the message which
EZRA 4eeker sent TO the East Oregon
ian from Echo today.
Ezra Meeler. pioneer Of 1859 -
going from Oregon to Indiana, with IN
or team this season. for the purpose
Of rearing monuments on the route Of
tho old Oregon trail which he followed
81 years ago. in crossing the plains to
Oregon ana last night reached Echo.
after weeks travel from The Daales.
He will remain at Echo today and to-
morrow. and on "wednesday evening
viii reach Pendleton, where he will
camp for two or three days before
starting over the Blue mountains. He
has one yoke Of oxen. : good wagon.
camping OUTFIT. tents. cooking utensils.
and large stereoptican In his outfit.
with which he ID retracing the old trail.
Mr.. Meelker IL accompanied by two IT.
tendants who assist him In his stere-
optican entertainment which he gives
at the different stopping places for the
purpose Of raising money with which
to pay the expenses Of the trip. 50 far
Mr.. Meeker has been successful with
his little entertainment and II paying
the expenses OF his patriotic visit BY
II. He win give brief lecture In this
city and exhibit his stereoptican views
II the pioneers here win arrange for 2
hall Tor the lecture. Hc has been
greeted with enthusiasm III along the
route from Portland to Echo. The pio-
neers along the route have fioclsed tc
his camp and his journey has been one
continuous round Of pleasure and re-
union. He has met many Of the men
who came across the trainsin 1852 with
him and In other trains that year. IN
some places It II almost impossible to
follow the route OF the old trail owing
to the settlements. but he marks the
route everywhere 30 It may not be en-
tirely lost to the coming generations
He desires to secure horse team and
driver IN this city to accompany him
across the trail. to assist In hauling hil
equipment.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-10
Menrsent "a Msaehasvl.

Menment at Msaeham.
Public subscription Of t26 was taken
in this city this afternoon to assist
the people OF Meacham In erecting 4
suitable monument on the route Of the
old emierant trail 1t that place. Ezra
Meeker. the pioneer trail hunter. re-
turned this afternoon from Meacham
after making arrangements for the dei-
cation of the monument at that place
on next Friday morning. The people
Of Meacham are enthusiastic over the
matter and at once subscribed pcrl
ton Of the necessary fund and Mr..
Meeker raised the remainder here this
afternoon and durable monument re-
sembling the one planted ct the Tu-
tuilla Saturday y now being prepared
in this city and win be shipped to
Meacham ~ soon ~ completed.
Meacham 10 one Of the chief historical
camping grounds Of the old emisrant
trail ana thrilling historic interest
clusters around It. ana for that reason
N. Meeker especially desired to plant
. large monument there. Nj. Meeker's
outfit II now encamped ct the Umatflla
agency. The fierce storm Of 9atur-
day evening caused him to delay his
attempt TO CROSS the mountains for :
few days. He expects 70 reach Neach-
am with the outnt on Thursday sven-
Ing.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-10
It Is the Duty Of Parents

to have their children's eyes examined
periodically. The future welfare Of
the child 10 dependent upon the care
Of the eyes during school life.
From the age Of 3 TO 10 the eyes OF
children are at their weakest stage.
It II during this period that the eyes
develop either perfectly or imperfectly.
II the process Of development IL linz
perfect q properly ground pair Of
glasses win arrest the imperfection.
The glasses need not be worn all the
time: during study hours II all suffi-
Client. Two or three years use Of the
glasses win overcome the imperfect
progress; the glasses may be then dis
carded.
on the other hand. II the imperfect
progress II permitted to 90 on the eyes
become permanently weak and the
child becomes dependent upon glasses
for it, entire life time.
DR. 3. sALsBERo.
Optical Specialist.
Rooms : ana I. Bee Hive Bldg.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-10
THINK u OVER.


Spring u sprung.
BaIn1y brcezes all the air
Bearing perfume everywheSe. II
N the trees are blossomins.
Nature signals. this II spring.
ZION Il like that other Eden: there
sesns to be woman IN the case.
Time now to begin to talk about the
ne and sane Fourth Of July.
4 Lewiston man has evolved new
Aea Of heaven az place where no
~ insurance y carried and no stand
- oil l. sold.
10 the average small boy the base
Ill hero occupies the center Of the
seags just now to the exclusion Of all
Nkher earthly creations.
Esft over straw hats are the first out
an6 are sure indications that we. are
Ispidly approaching the god old sum-
nler time.
Al long as some politicians are in the
hand wagon they do not care what
KiRd At motor runs the machine.
Democratic papers are now getting
busy xunntng republican politics. They
are engaged In making and breaking
shtes. laying plots and pulling wires;
hnsy In fact in seeing things.
n f. about this season Of the year
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-10
SPORTS
PApRIkA WINS
AMATEUR CUP

Paprilka. q rank outsider. won the
Amateur cup race at Bennings this at
ternoon. beating the favorite Paeon by
length. Castor ran third. The
Southern Pink Coat steeple chase went
to the favorite. Game Cgslr, who won
as he pleased and at no time in the two
and half miles Of the course was out
tf striking distance. Iron Heart ran
third half length behind Elroso.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-10

that editors are bothered with wrftar's
cramp. 1t IL too late for potatoes and
cabbage and not soon enough for early
garden sass. but they take another
cinch in their belts and face the flu
ture hopefully.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-10
roDAY's RACE wINNERs.


Al The Dsnninss Track.
washington. April 1o.Thirteen six
teenths: The Clown won. Wadell II.
second. Loricate th'-+: time 1925.
Half mile: woodisne won. windfall
second, Wabash Queen third; time 81.
-Four and half furlongs: The Wrest-
Ter won. Tileing second. Encore third /:
dime 50.
J Three fourths: Paprilka won, Paeon
second. Castor third; time 1871 2-5.
steeple chase: Game Cock won, FL
roso second. Iron Heart third: time
6:9e.
Mile and 100 yards: Phoebus won
Grand Duchess second. Setalknet third
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-10
'ruGsDAv EvGN,No. ApRlL 10
the WEATHER..

1swiston. Idaho. April lo.--Fore-
80 for eastern Warrington and
thesn Idaho: Fair tonight and
e1nesdAy.
16aioWtng data recorded ct local
xt1s1 saates weather bureau office up
r. ncen hour: I'M
Maximum temperature, 81 desf6eei
lninum temperature. 81 desrees:
1sn ternperaturs. 45 degrees; precipi-
l1tsrs none
ssss I. N. DEFY, Jr..
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-10
CREE TED WITH
CLAD ACCLAIM

CONTINUED from page one
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-10

Have you sssn L. willard It he
Dinnardf
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-10

Il Is about this season Of the year
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-10
No sas 70 leak = sxplsds.

The Company surntstse ~
lamps for rsnswsls fres ~ sese
. you.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-01-18
FARM FOR SALE.

A fine farm, being the two farms
known as the HARRISON and johnson
places in the third civil district Of
Montgomery county, Tenn, Consist
ing Of 400 acres. Over 300 acres of
cleared land and the remainder in
timber, Land lies well and is in a
splendid State of cultivation. New
ly fenced). 1t is conveniently wa
tered, having a creek running in one
end Of it, and a pond and two wells
lone a bored we'll 1873 feet deep) on
the ather end. The |. c. r. r. runs
through the creek end of the farm.
and depot and side track only J
mile from the house. z mile from
GAINESVILLE and HOpkinsville turnpike
and six miles from GAINESVILLE city
limits.
This farm is splendidly adapted to
the raising of stock, cattle, hogs,
corn, hay, wheat and tobacco. Has
a two-story five room residence,
four cabins, large stable, machine
and implement house, two stock
barns with a capacity of over one
hundred and twenty head. Over
fifty head of cattle (thoroughbred
shorthorns) two fine brood mares,
ten mules, is H. P. traction engine
and separator (good as new corn
shredder, mowers, binders, plOws,
harrows, hay rake, riding cultivatOr
and all tools in use on a modern, we'll
conducted farm. Crops of hay, corn
and wheat raised on the farm last
year. One hundred acres in wheat
now.
Will sell farm with all that is on il
as set out above, or will sell place
and reserve personally. For price
and terms see or write to
W. P. HAMBAUGH, JR.,
Ringgold, Tenn
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-01-18
Sale Notice.

w. E. Adcock, Admir- of Jas. Nc
Claim, decd. will on the oath day OK
jan, 1906, at the Peoples farm near
Church Hill, KY, residence of the
late Jas. McClain, Decd, offer for
sale at public auction. the following
described personal effects of Jas.
McClain, decd:
A mules, one mare, Gin foaD 8 head
of cattle, five brood sows. about
thirty head Of fat shOats, VT. about
l20lbs, each, 60 bu. oats. Farming
implements &c.
Terms made known on day of sale
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-01-18
Rev. Carlisle P. B. Martin,
L. L. D.

Of Waverly, Tex, writes: "Of a
morning, when first arising, often
find a troublesome collection of
phlegm which produces a cough and
is very hard to dislodge; but a small
quantity of Billiards. Horehound Sy-
rup will at once dislOdge it, and the
trouple is over. ] know of no med
icine that is equal to it, and it is so
pleasant to take. can most cord
tally recommend it to all persons
medicine for throat or
lung trouble" Sold by Cook &
Higgins.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-01-18
Travel in Luxury
On 1.-THE New York Limited''
Over Pennsylvania Short Lines

BY leaving Louisville 3.30p. M d aily,
passengers ride in "The New YOrk
Limited, " with baths, barber,
ladies maid, library, train stenog-
rapher,A observation on daylight
run over Allegheny Mountains
Arrive New York $50 p. m. Buffet
parlor car connection arrive Wash
ington 500 p. m. For illustrated
booklet write to c. H. Hagerty, Dis
trict Passenger Agent, Louisville
KY.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-01-18
BOYD 4 POOL
BARRIERS,

7th Street, HOpkinsvilIe, Ky.
Especial Attention given TO
Patrons, Clean Linen, Salts
factory Service. Call and he
convinced.
Bath Rooms in COnneCfiaG!
Baths rs cents.
Leave Orders for
POOLS ORCHESTRA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
miarnnH,t.

Stint ftlpeifgtter. - M6ert See.
mec, Ell llbitupper al 9pr / Gdble,
Sdfpber County, gisr Sororing paa
at babe brubt De fIeite llloe | @inter.
San bar orafa % itore, graa lllne.
De er meget ilue, bariomme os ban.
ifelige at fomne n9r, men Hemec
bar enten ifliot Dem meo i'm Hifle
eQer fanget benz | en- Staalieloe.
Gelcrifarm. - ct SpnSifat, bpis
Sopebm9no err 3. ". Bridge ira Gbi'
cago % aopofat Sbpruas IiI6riit
appleton, bar facet Option paa A..
600 acres NOR @obine, Slltasamie
County, % tGnfer inben to Gar at
bape ben iterite Geleriiarm / 9anSet
unber Dprfning. Wean bar allereoe
fisbt Ell Gel al 2anbet, iom bill foite
BENT $4,000; beruGit ptl $4,000
frapes til 9r9tering, SorbereoeIie
al 2anSet % @pgninger. 9e, ioul
foritaar jig paa bet, tiger, at Serb.
hunben er bebre for Geleri Ser, emo /
re befietSte Gelerimnrfer peo anla.
maSoo, Wei6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
Gpn Dnkntn.

@nScrrpr GlrpS bar, ii0en Ran
Tom tiIbagc ira oct @eSe, iou @u,
pcrnsrer % andre Stot$embeosmpno
boIbt / Gbicago ON Sio8osiurouce,
IlbtaIt ig MOB De gteiOhttioner, iom
Der bleu fottcNe. San tiger, at Der
iom Dc 4eioIltioHer ifuiOe bogitape.
Zig gIennemfere5, iaa atlSe oct Qiere
al me0 ale miHore 2iU3oshroRce.
&ompunier. act piI6c life pare NM
I19t at organiiere Ct &ompmni, Ser
iUm Oct life reprGicntereoe en- 'aa
rbpre &apital, at oc fl,aoc foUflrcre
reo DC itore &cw 9ortrHompanicr.
Sm 2oogiprirg orgauen0c 2iUSa&hl.
rance u6taItc @ltUerugr Glroo, at oIIc
aomprnier I hocr Stat blr0e ailnG,
ge oarligt JtGsuifa6 bciteult &io bur.
&c iettcs Tor llooeitug al 0oerituo,
90 &cltcerRe burhc oIre ems % iud
tpoeIige, at eHgoer hIuoe ioritaa Sem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13

S belle De 6oreneoe Stater er Der
3i7 Soppe paa ODER $4,000 600, 1SS
ODER 1900 600, 81 ODER 14,0OO
300 og 7 oper $1,000 SOB. Ilaifo
alene bar % Soppe oper 10000
600, II ober 1900 900, 10 oper
$4,000 500, II ODER 10000 SOB, os
6 oper 10000 600. 9ait alaito
fommer &aFbingtou meo 10 Soppe
ODER 1000 500, II oper 5000 6or
% 6 ouer 10000 900. California
bar BOG De prastisite @rapper meS
ialt 80 Soppe ooer 10000 SOB, %
oper 1900 "a IL oper $4,000 6oo.
9en bsiejte &op / Nontana er Glee'
tric 4eaf, iom er 11,155 0oo opeI
Sapflaoen. Gen iii tit Napn | 1872,
ga Or 8annett oppe paa oenne Tot
bleu @ibne Ill en- Zig eleftrilf Storm,
at ban troe0c, oct if,,lbe bore los mel
8eroens lluoersang. Serom fortal'
Ter han IelO:
Seq bapoe opItiaet min SAeoSo'
Iii eg bargt % NIT Barometer forai
maale Seioen, ga ieg begpnote at fac
en- iorunOerIig friblenoe 6ornemmel''
i mine 6iR8rc 90 S9er. Spert e
Saar paa nit Sopeo itoo op 90 nef
iom gtnSer, % oa ieg ffnloe nfirli
SbeoooIiteu, iif ieg ct cleftriif Stso
iom nGitep beoepeoe mig. alipperni
bespuote al iurre % ipnee JON IN
ien SiipGrme, % bortigiennenl Siit
ZEN fuitrroe % ipraseSe bet OF elef
t~ricitet, Smiioer blcp Oct mig foi
broeet oe ies tos 5Iugten neSopel
SiaSiiOen Set forteiie, ies bnpoe lrrt
ga iaa Sen iorunSerlige eIeftriifi
Storm par oper, penbte iea tilbnge
iamleoe op utine Eager 90 filStsrtt
mine Sbierpatiouer. Gcite or DOG
life nogrt. ION er eienbcmmeiigt 10,
benne 5ielotOp; 6Gncmenet er ON
trent Iipcbnn opcralt ! iipre Ssloe'
nnncr cleffriife Stprmc;"
Colorado er BOG, mar all folnl1e!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13

S bore libt 9l6re 8eografier beb
oct, OF bet bsieite 6ieIo i amerifa par
Gbimboraio / ECUADOR, men iiben
mere nsiagtige WdaIinser bar peret
ubfsrt, bar bernie Cop iunfet eanife
lanst neo / Haffen, ibet Sen MI op.
eipes til 20,498 SOB, altiaa fun 81
SOB bsiere END bort eget Wour,t Mc
Sinlep | alaifa. Wten er fife Gbtm-
boraio ben bsieite. iaa er ben til
8iengiGlb en- of De pafreite og melt
imponerenoe Sielbtinber / 8eroen.
Saa rietig flare Gage fan bens Fin.
nenoe bpibe Sop fees fra 99ffet Of
0ampere, iom gaar ube paa Stilleba-
bet lanss Spbamerifas 8eitfpit. Gen
lieger n9iten lige UNDER 9gfpator.
Eli Sammeuligting fan anferes,
at De bsieite Sieibtinoer | 9toree,
@alobspigeen og @littertinb er ben
bolbspis S,439 og 8,4f9 ergelffe SOB
oper SabfIaoen $3.50 os 2,554 Me.
teri. Sbis berintob Ssbr9en ioru beef
fer @littertinbets Cop resres meb,
iud er berlr,e nogle 500 bsiere END
8afobspiggen.
Geutralalnerifa fan role fig at at
babe be melt pulfanife giergreeiouer
/ Serben, og Sorofielp % pllfauife
llbbritb far ber arrettet forf9rbelige
ltlpffer fra Sib til artben. Oct er
fun fire Iar iiben mere erto 10000
Renneffer mtiteoe 2ipt unber ct
bolbfomt Sorbifi9lb | Guatemala =
ianntioigt meb ltbbru6bet Of Mount
Geiee paa Warttriaue. S ben norb.
Iige Gel al Guatemala ltg9er &epltD
bltfens 9lbganle Sopebitdo begrapet
melen to merfperotge 8ldfaner, Der
fables agita oe 5ueso, forat BEN enc
uolpttger 8anb og ben anoen SID.
9enrte eoeIaste Sobeoitao ftuIoe | fin
Eio bore en- al De itsrite % bafreIte
8per / amerifa.
9en lille 9epiibIif SaloaSor bar
life miiiore ero Is dfttne 9iilfaner;
EFT al bemL iom CT forbolbsois M, tall
Ses Sdloaoors 6prtaarn. Gems 10.
briio t~nbtr9ffer nernlig nsiastigt mes
II @inuters WeHemrum, % belle
2anoet er GA oplpit nogIe Siebliffe,
ioet aIeoenoe 9apa flpnges Sunbreoer
al 600 ipeiret.
Gotta &iea bar en- 8ruppe paa fem
n,eget ~interesiaute @ulfaner, booraf
minSit en- alto er | Sirffombeo.
Spis oe ale pIubielig opbsrer at uo'
ienbe 8ss. bIir Solicit Itrar forffr9f'
fet, for ga peS De, at ct Sorofialp
foremar. Den enc al bisie 8ulfa'
ner, Sra3u, er II 1000 300 bsi, og
bens Cop er Oct eneite Steo ! Seroen,
bporira baabe Stiaebapet % atlan.
terbapet fan fees. llbiigten berfra
beifripes JON u~noerbeilig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
5flifturTnto.

SIS breb Gusbog &itcn no / Ricf8
& Safioros Mfooepuutsbutif / Mora.
% poa @ruuo al Sc mango brrnb.
bare Eager BAR iHart @uqniu9rn Ct
Sldrmebap. SfnoeH paa 8arerue
nnilnaca iii $1,000 on paa @gguia.
gen til s., 200. 8. 8. @umpbrrps
rGrLiqgenOe 0ebGbptit les ogioa Be.
tpoelig SfaNe. .
aitteI asbjprniun, iom Ter bertt
iii 6en befienote aurora SfifIub
@e6 @urg. er III ! Ct. gluno. san
renbte iorleSeu Gag pna eli Der
@pen mo- imoO Glooeu % IagSe If,
merle III az &anDct Dor anbeut fel
han bar laa upr. at haH reuSte ligt
~ / 8aHoet. Selbigoi5 bar Nrc
Gpnnion mar o. ff itrnr bjIilpc
bn1l op ira iii tol0e Sao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13

Charles Gricfion, iotn orbeioeoe !
Gesture MsIlen | Duluth, bapoe for.
leoen Dag en- Iem ulpffe. San orr
bcioeoe meb at reparere Waifineriet !
Rsllen, bo bans 4enfI96er bIeD fan
get at ct Belle, % ban bler fiere Gan.
| ee flpnget omfrif,g neo Giulafselen.
Cans Nepg, CHARLES SLen, iao ltlpf.
fen o. tit itaniet Moffinen. Grief.
icns ei,e Ben og Here Ribben bler
brnffct, og ban fit ogioa inoportes
Sfa0e. San Iiaeer M ! ct Soipital
| Ell betGnfelis giIItnnb.
Crib pm Gonntpiroe. - Gtrioen
ON Gountpinbet | CLEARWATER County
meIlen gperne 8agIep o. SbeuIin
San / gaslep. gorecrne | 8aeIep
for 9omrner 90. 81. Spooner. Der
CT TO Sniunftioner | Sagen. Den
fsrite erboloies al Irne Sigoen !
gneIep, 90 BEN forbpber Gountpfom.
misiGrerne at nnerfienbe nogen an.
isgning fra Solicit | SbepLin ON al
finite GountuiGoet oertiI. Gen on.
ben Snjunftion erbolotes al George
Upton / SbepIin, og ben forbpoer
4ommisinrerue at uobetale Goun-
tpets .Penge pan Separation at @itp
San og @oIig. 9orgerue / 9aeiep
tilbso neinlig Gountpet i'm Gitp san
til gourtbus, os oct bar Seniiaten al
nnnen6e $4,000 til at forbeSre ben.
Solicit begge9per o. / belle Goimtpet
er meget ipGnbt poo nofoloct al bisie
eager.
Slere Spiifpler. - SeiIfoleinipef.
tor George 3. alton bar ien6t lin
anrlige @opport til Statsluperinten.
Dent Sliou. SoIp SfoIer bar / BET
forlebue Star in6fsrt irubit9noig
Ssiifalefurins. Set er / Gais Safe,
Gbaffa, Gilmore, SatpIep, Serbian,
Gaiota, Mabel, @ora, Morton, Seem
Grague, Rortb ct. Baiil oa 8eii
@oncoro. Benton, Clearwater, goof,
Sinnti % Hpienr err IN De eneIte
Gountper | Staten, ipm life bor Sol.
ifoler. 2snnen | oisIe Sfoler er life
n~ogenteos minore emo 5000 ON
garet for Yrineipalen, ng ingen 29.
rer | Sefifolerne faar minore enb
$3.50. De eneite gpcr, iom betaler
ninore en- $3.50 til 29rere paa Sc
neore Grin - timber SbiifpIen =,
er Wanfato 90 8inora. $ fsrit-
nGpnte betaIes 29rere iaa lioet iom
$3t5 ON Inret og / iioItnGpnte $3.50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13

I'll alt, ben met biergfiIoe Of ale
Stater. Den bar gnnIfe piit ingen
Top iao bot ion enfeIte | @aIbfrs.
ton, California og Mnifo, men ben
bar til @iengirlb life minbre emo
4W Eoppe, JON e. oper 10000 Sob
og belle 33, iom roger ODER 1900
JOB ipeiret. Den bsiefte er Iount
Wasiibe, iom cr t4424 Sob. Zen
bersmte Sites peaf er IL, 1 Sob.
Get bsieIte Bielo / OFT for Iisiis.
iippiifoben er Mourtt Mithea l Nar.
be6en Of aibnile | Rortb Carolina,
JON ct 6,711 SOB. go. 2 err Moan
Wcuntain | iamme gan; bet Iisaer
bells ! 81. Carolina og bels / Sennes-
fee % er maalt til 6,313 SOB. Gaa
5ieloets bsieite Sop er Der opfsrt ct
Sotel, boortiI Der ON Someren gaar
regelmGsiig diligence fra nnrmeIte
citation paa Soutbern 8dnert. Gen
treble | RRffen err bet 6,279 sob bsie
Wount Waibinaton l Rerp Samp.
ibire; bette 6ielo ier meget mere i'm.
ponerertbe no emo be TO forann9pnte,
forbi BET tiger n9iten ret tilneirs ira
Slettelano, iom bpper fig ipart Tibet
ober Saofaben, mebeus De andre to
bnper fig op fro ct mere emo 1000
SOB bsit Hlateali. 8 be ire nponte
gititoter er Der abifiaiee Eoppe oper
5000 SOB.
De bsieite 5ielbtoppe paa Oct arte.
rifanfe 5aftlano finbes imiblertio i
Spbamerifa; BOG fan Dor Iaborep,i.
bIif @erico) roie fig af of babe ben
nGitbsieite. Ser er en- 2iite ODER
Sielbtoppe, iom er oper q 900 500: