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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-11-30
RECOVERY OF COLD
FROM THE HULL OF THE SUNK
EN- SHIP GOLDEN GATE.
Will Be Attempted by Two Americans
Who Have Secured Concessions
From Mexico.

MEXICO CITY. Nov. ga special
to the Herald from Guadalajara says:
B. F. Richardson, a capitalist from
Philadelphia, and c. w. Johnston, a
Delaware man, have secured from
the Mexican Government a concession
for the recovery of gold that still re-
mains in the hull of the Golden
Gate" an American ship that was
bleached on the coast of Colima, a
short distance from Manzanillo, in the
winter Of 1861.
Mr.. Richardson is now in this city.
Mr. Johnston recently left San Fran
cisco for the scene Of the wreck, &C
companied by divers and other assis-
tants, and when he arrived there he
viii notify the Philadelphia man, who
will join him. A naphtha launch and
hydraulic pumps have been shipped
from San Francisco.
The Golden Gate was on her way
from San Francisco to New York, and
carried nearly $500. 900 in gold coin
destined for New York banks. While
heading toward Manzanillo are broke
out aboard the vessel. and in an at
tempt to save the passengers the ship
was run ashore. However, nearly 200
persons were either burned to death
or drowned.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-11-30
GOVERNORS AID
IS INVOKED
IN MATTER OF INSURANCE
AGENTS SOLICITING VOTES.
MicHtcAN's EXAMPLE
URGED.

The international Policyholders'
Committee has addressed a letter to
Gov Cox, requesting that Insurance
Commissioner Folk be instructed to
proceed against any agent of the New
York or Mutual Life Insurance Com
panies detected soliciting proxies for
the Administration Tickets" OF the
companies by use Of any medium or
thing furnished by company funds.
The use Of once stationery, once
rents. time of sub.agents and active
participation by the agents them
selves 10 alleged, and the Governor is
urged to follow the example OF Mich
igan and instruct the State Insurance
Commissioner to cancel the licenses
In such instances.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-11-30
OVER FALLS IN
SMALL BOAT
AWFUL FATE or UNKNOWN MAN
AT NIAGARA-cRAFT SIGHT.
Ed UP STREAM.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, Nov. &c.
An unknown man was swept over the
Horseshoe Falls In small boat this
afternoon after a daring attempt had
been made to save them. An employee
of the Ontario Power Company first
saw the little craft coming down the
river in the grasp of the swift current.
The occupant, a man, was standing
up frantically waving him hands. Two
rowboats started down the Cippewa
River toward the Niagara to attempt
to rescue at the mouth of the small
stream.
The rescuers went far beyond what
is considered the danger line. but a
cross current carried the unfortunate
man away from them toward Goat Is
land, and in a few minutes he was car
ried over the Horseshoe Falls, The
would-be rescuers we're by this time
in a perilous position, and 1t was with
difficulty that they succeeded in
reaching shore They were: John
Rapeljie, an employe Of the Canadian
Power Company: Detective Green
wood, Louis B. Dudd. editor Of the
Welland Tribune, In one boat, and
George Gray and Thomas Flommer-
felt in the second.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-11-30

pleased to say thAt lana now eompaetaly
cured and wen
"It was impossible for me 10 get
employment, as my face, head, and
body were covered with il The
ecsema first appeared on the top Of
my head, and Il had worked al the
way around down the back Of my neck
and around to my throat, down my
body and around the hips. It itched
% / would be obliged to scratch II,
and the flesh was raw.
IL would first wash the affected
parts with warm water and CuticurA
Soap, and then apply Cuticura ONT
ment and let 1t remain on all night, and
In the morning / would use CuticurA
Soap. am now all well, which all
my friends can testify to, and WIN be
pleased to recommend the Cuticura
Remedies to any and all persons who
wish a speedy and permanent cure OF
akin diseases" Thomas NJ. Rossiter,
200 Prospect Street,
Mar. 30, 1905. East Orange, N. j.
Complete External ard Internal Tfestenf tor Every
Hnmor, Pinples 10 sEroula, nom Infancy % Age.
consisting u Cuticurs Soap 2oc 0insmsnt 1e, hesolv;
Of co., may had Of all druggists single set often
the most Distressing cases when al else as Potter Drug
q Chem. Corp, sole Prups,, hosion, Mas.
90 Mailed Ersss Al Asoat tAs skins seaSs ana hsns
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-11-30
CONFEDERATE
RECORD
Compilation Of Boosters Of Officers and
Men At Washington.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.-The
compilation OF the Confederate part
of the roster OF officers and enlisted
men of the Union and Confederate
armies. provided for in an act of Con-
gress in 1903 has been found by the
War Department to be very difficult
task on account Of the incompleteness
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-11-30

OF dollars trying
TO cure, and ] went
TO the hospital,
but they failed TO
cure me and it
was getting worse
all the time. Five
weeks ago my wife
bought . boz Of
Gu Gcura ONT
m emit and one
cake Of Cuticura
Soap, and / am
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-11-30
LAWYER PAT
RlCK'S HOPES
Conferred in Efforts for commutat'on
by New York's Governor.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-It was sta
ted yesterday that friends Of Albert
Patrick, the lawyer, convicted Of the
murder, of VIM. Marsh Rice, have de-
cided to desist' in their efforts TO bring
the case before the Supreme Court OF
the United States. =
None Of. the lawyers who have
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-11-30
ABolIsHMENT or DEATH
PENALTY Nv TIVE FRENCH

PARIS. Nov ae.--The Parliamen-
tary committee TO- which the matter
was referred has, by Sto 2 votes, re.
ported In favor Of the adjustment Of
the death penalty and the substitution
OF life imprisonment.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-11-30

Regulates the bowels. promotes
easy natural movements, cures con-
SUPPLEMENTARY Regulets. Ask your
druggist for them. 25 cents box.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-11-30
TREES AND PLANTS.

Fruit trees of all kinds, strawberry
and raspberry plans, asparagus roots
etc. r. A. WILKES,
TIT Culleoka, Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-11-30
Kind Hearted.

Hewitt-Why did you marry? Jew.
itt-Just to give a friend of mine, a
clergyman, job.-New York Press.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-03-29
Death OF Mrs. r. L. Shelton.

The death of Mrs. Robert L. Shelton,
which occurred at her home on South
Mercer Street about l 80 o'clock yester-
day afternoon, has cast a gloom over
the entire city, the announc"pent COM
ing as distinct shock to those who
knew her. Her immediate friends have
been made inexpressibly sad, and pro-
found sorrow, as genuine as it is gener-
al, pervades the immediate neighbor-
hood
Mrs. Shelton was probably one of the
best known, and undoubtedly one Of
the most highly esteemed, ladies of
Bluefeld, having been resident Of
this city for more than a dozen years,
during all of which time she had been a
prominent figure in the social and relig-
ious life of the community. Hers was
truly beautiful character and her
works will not die with her. Rather
will the vast good which she has done
as member of the various church soci-
eties to which she was attached live af-
ter her, and her influence will continue
to be felt in the years to come, stand
ing as a monument to the memory of
this devoted Christian woman.
Mrs. Shelton was member of the
Bland Street Methodist Church, and
was at the time of her death the Presi-
dent of the Ladies Aid Society of the
denomination. She was also member
of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers and an
active member of the Daughters of the
Confederacy. Before her marriage she
was Miss Laura Hall, of Tazewell, and
had she lived till April she would have
been thirty-fve years old.
She is survived by her husband, to
whom the blow comes with more telling
force because of the fact that he was
absent from home, having been called
to take out his train but a few short
moments before her demise, little sus-
pecting that the parting would be final.
She also leaves to mourn their loss
three little daughters, one sister-Mrs.
C. C. Bailey, of this city, and three
brothers-George, DR.. Connor and DR..
w. l. Hall.-Bluefeld Telegraph,
25th inst.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-03-29

that portion of the bill which allowed
suit to be brought in the county or cor
poration where the hospital is located;
third, reducing the compensation for
collecting from 20 to 10 per cent. of the
recovery, which amendment was writ
ten on separate slips of paper.
1t is further ascertained that all
these amendments, which were of vi
tai Importance, were abstracted or lost
from the papers before they were act
ed upon by the senate, but were subse-
quently reinserted in the bill on the
floor of the senate. Your committee is
unable to fix the responsibility for this
act upon any person or persons. The
bill was closely followed from its in
.ception until after it passed into the en-
rolling Office by lessrs. Conway R.
Sands and Phillip B. Shield. We find
that Mr.. Ordway Fuller, a member OF
the conference committee on the part
of the house, acted with indiscretion in
attempting to insert into the conference
report an amendment increasing the
the compensation of the special agent
to be appointed under the provisions Of
this bill from 10 to Is per cent. of the
amount recovered, without the consent
of his conferees. We believe, however,
he was actuated by his friendship for
Conway R. Sands, who, as disclosed in
the evidence, was the author of the
bill and expected to be appointed by
the governor as the special agent.
Notwithstanding the many vicissi-
tudes and attempted alterations to
which this bill was subjected, your
smmittee deems it proper to state
that it eventually p Ssed and became a
law in the form and shape intended by
the legislative body.
This report is signed by John w.
Churchman, chairman, R. T. Gregory,
Aylett B. Coleman and John P. Mel
meyer.
Senator T. Ashby Wickham, of Hen
rico, files dissenting report in which
he says, in part:
81 do not think that evidence shows
that either Mr.. Sands or Mr.. SHIELD
has done anything in this matter for
hidden by law or good morals. AS to
Mr.. Fuller, it appears that in writing
the conference report he acted hurriedly
and without sufficient warrant in as
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-03-29

suming that Mr.. Chapman knew of and
approved his proposed amendment in
the conference committee, changing
the agents compensation from 10 to Is
per cent, but it does not appear that
he acted in bad faith.
II think it was improper in Mr.. But
ton, clerk of the Senate, to suggest to
Mr.. Campbell that he give check of
$25 to Mr.. Gooch, the enrolling clerk,
either as pay or reward for the doing of
a public duty by Mr.. Gooch, and that it
was equally improper in Mr.. Campbell
to accept and act upon this suggestion.
And while fully acquitting both Mr..
Button and Mr.. Campbell of any cor
rupt or wrongful attempt, think their
acts were improper and should be in
this report so specifically stated. The
conduct of Mr.. Gooch, however, in the
matter Of enrolling bills is, in large
measure, if not entirely, excused by
the fact that the like has been fire.
quently heretofore done and without
complaint" "
Senator Wickham holds that Mr..
Gooch acted without warrant of law
and therefore improperly.
The minority report, concluding, says:
"Mr. Gooch in refusing the check for
$25 deserves that commentator which
every man is entitled to who does his
duty"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-03-29
DISTINGUISHED
CITIZEN DIES
Colonel William B. Peters, Gallant Sol
der and Distinguished Educator,
Is No More.

On last Thursday afternoon, after a
brief illness of pneumonia, Colonel Will
liam Ewell Peters died at his home at
the University of Virginia. He was
seventy-two years old and had been dis
tinguished as a citizen, soldier and ed
ucator in this State for nearly half a
century.
Col. Peters was born in Bedford coun-
ty, Va, and was educated at Emory
and Henry College. Subsequent to his
graduation he was made professor of
Latin at that institution, filling that po-
sition with great success until the
breaking out of the Civil War, when he
entered the Confederate service. He
was Colonel of the 45th. Va. Infantry
for a period, and afterwards Colonel of
the 21st Va. Cavalry, which regiment
he organized and commanded until the
close of the war, receiving three wounds,
one of which at first was supposed to be
fatal.
In 1866 Colonel Peters was elected to
the Chair of Latin at the University of
Virginia, which he occupied with
marked distinction until 1900 when he
voluntarily RESIGNED Two years later
he was elected Professor Emeritus of
that institution.
Previous to and during the war Colo
mel Peters was we'll known to the peo-
pie of Tazewell. His relations with
the late Capt. VIM. E. Peery were es-
pecially intimate and cordial, dating
from their college life at Emory and
Henry. He was twice married, both
wives being daughters of the late
James w. Sheffey. He is survived by
his wife, nee Miss Mary Sheffey, and
three sons, Messrs. James w. and VIM.
E. and DIR. Don Peters.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-03-29
SENSATIONAL
REPORT FILED
What Committee at Capitol InYeSti-
eating CrOOkedneSs Discovered.
BILL RELATING TO INSANE JUGGLED
Amendments of Vital Importance Abb
stracted or Lost From the Papers
Before Acted Upon By Senate.

Richmond. Va, March 26.-Contra-
nv to expectations, the legislative COM
mittee appointed to investigate the
the charges of juggling bills in the leg
islature today made a sensational report
duplicating several persons in repre-
hensible actions in connection with
procedure in that body. The report
disposes of all cases as being free of
improper intentions but. in the case Of
bill No. IL, relating to the payment OF
the expenses of lunatics by the state
and the appointment of collector to
collect old claims due by their estates
to the state, the committee finds cause
for sharp criticism, if not comdemna-
ton.
The report says in part;
From the evidence before the COM
mittee, it is, ,ascertained that infhe SEN
ate committee substitute was offered
for the house bill, and certain amend
ments were adopted to conform
the substitute along the lines
indicated which reported back to
the committee two alternative substi-
tutes drawn by Conway R. Sands, nei-
ther of which met the views of the full
committee. The committee adopted
the one marked "two', subject to GER
tain amendments, to-wit: Increasing
the exemptions of property from $1,000
to 81, 900 and providing that suit could
be brought only in the circuit court
within the jurisdiction of which the
insane defendant lived, striking out
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-03-29
Will Save Millions.

Washington, March 26. Following
the Presidents suggestion the House
today passed several resolutions to cor
rect the useless printing of public docu-
ments and to empower the printing
committee of the two legislative bod
les to fix the number of documents to
be printed and, should the demand
arise for additional copies of publica-
ton then to have authority to order an
other edition. 1t was claimed this ac-
ton would result in saving the Govern
ment upwards of a million dollars an
nually.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-03-29
Conflict With PaIaIanes.

Manila, March PA telegram re-
ceived by the government from the
Island of Samoan says that an engage
ment has occurred between the constab-
ulary and force of fanatical Palajanes.
Governor George Curry is reported to
be missing.
Details Of the affair are lacking.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-03-29

Your accounts cannot get in tangle
if your money is deposited with and all
payments made through
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK,
Bluefeld, w. Va.
1t is our business to take care of our
business-the banking part of it-and
we do it with the accuracy that comes
from experience.
The banks past history is aguaran-
tee for the future.
Deposits of $1.OO and upward re-
ceived.
Three per cent. interest paid on all
sums deposited in our Savings Depart
ment.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK,
BLUEFIELD, W. VA.
The American National
Bank of Graham, Va. corsol;,d
The Commercial Bank, ~
of Bluefeld, w. Va.
Capital Fully Paid, 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
3AtdJi1nn.

Era NoripaD berettes, at Der er
mellem 1000 og 1000 S9gere
Sfogcn / Gifinion County, merl at
fim 500 Of benz bar et Segers 81
Genie. 9ifinion County bar fun bapt
en- Sngtopipnsmano, iiben ben 1ri}e
Sob, iom giper Statcn itsrite 9elen
al 2iceniepengene, traaote | arott,
og Statens @aue @arben bar hin
fllnnet IctSe en- 0eprtp til Ggnen
omfriue Wtenpminec.
Yerep Grnpfprb, en- Srser fra
Ieiuberrp, 2uce Gountp, ifiso og
br9bte forleben Dag Bert goof ira
Garionbile, mems besee bar iammen
pad Saet. Oct fises, Mt Goof lob
foron Graipfprbs @epGr, iult ioiIt
ban bapSe lagt bet til &inben for at
ifpSe en- Short. CRAWFORD ct arrelte'
ret oa tiltalt for Manbbrab unoer en-
Sob, iom rammer iuIt iaaoanne Sil'
iuISer, % iom letter Straifen til 10
Maaneoer / StatsfGngilet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

ua1ten inecnting aiort, % set iamme
|er EtlfrIoet paa mango Sieber |
Sraperie Gountp.
SDtbcItbrpIlnp. Sirsoaa Den
8Ote Sftcber rstepicSes | Den nprif.
hitbcrife airte I aarIiiab, aittion
Gornip, 6. q. aoIdnb, en- Sarner |
SinccIn Ecipnibip | uGvltte Gountp,
% Saiira Sarriion, Tutter al Mrs.
Sarriion | ianme Conn. Inmt 4nirt
8olarrS fra aIaifa % Morp Scotte
Teterion, Cater iii II. 2. Eeterion /
Ecernooo. 8ielien nofsrtes al go.
itor 8. Simenien. o. 9rpluppet
boIbteS / 6. q. apIonbs pafre 90
%rirmmelige Sicin, bppr en- Irnaoe
al De to 9ars Slcgt og @enner beuer.
teoes paa en- Hot Maabe og feireoe
grpaiip pda sanmeI norif 8is. Wr.
Mrs. 6. 8. aoIanS bill 30 paa SEQ.
Sarm. Smut aoIano bar / Here
War prret | alaifa o. eier pproiflIoe
gritbeienoomme Der. San % bans
@rno reiitc til California, bpor be
oil tiI6riuee 9interen.
llnSrrbisning | Smsrlapuiug. en-
aomite fra Winneiota Butter ono
S6eeiemaferS' gsiociation, beitaaen.
DC af $. q. SIion fra ct. Saul,
Ssrenion ma MapIe GIain og
D. l. Senoereaarb fra 2itdficlo. pil
ieae at faa 9egislatrmel iii at bepil.
le $4,000 til Spfsrelien al ct Wlsn-
termeieri be5 StntenS Sanobruas.
fole, bpor llnberpisniug / Smsr. %
oitlaoniug ifal gipes belle garet. ghr
yines Der ct fort altriits paa fire Tiger
III 8siten, % orttrent 100 SmsrIa.
,ere er bu | Ell alasie og fadr Ell bis
lnoerpisnirg. Men Soreningen srt.
fer ct beore 9ofaIe % beore 99rer-
iqmt Sfole belle aaret, iaa De
an fonme uaar iom BELT, opboIbe
ia peb Sfplen, iaa lG1lge man finSer
iet nsbpenbigt, % fra Den lltoeruis'
ting, man trnrtger. &c, iom bar
srfariug t Smsrlapning, bill fi,nne
"a ben ipecieIle ltnSerpisnina, Dc sit.
fer, og De, iont intct fan, fan fan
ore. 0e 9Grere, man MI bar, err
rfarue ReierimGnb, men DC bar in.
en- grfaring JON 2Grere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
Den traaoloie Geleeraf.

8 Berlin er ser ion befienbt / ben
iiSIte MaaneoStib bleoen afbolot en-
Gonference I'll Resulering al ben
troaSlsie Selearafi. s aonferencen
bar beltaset Ell MGngoe Statcr, b..
a. iaa eoot iom ale Seroens Stor'
magter, os Be forifiellige StaterS He'
prnieutanter bar til 9ioer itaaet ret
ifarpt operior boeranore, i9rlig meo
Senipn til EiIoeiebringeIie al inter-
rationale &egIer Tor truaolss Sele.
erafering. Sper Stut bar nenrlt9
boISt paa fit Spitern iom oct beoite,
ioet man iamtiSig, i9rlig ira en9elif
SIDE, bar is9t at forbinore, at Der
bIep peStaeet f9aes Regler, g~i9loenoe
oeiaa i arisstiS.
Nu er ser imiSIertio opnaaet en-
Sberensfomit, % a%ouferetcen bar al.
luttet fit grbeiSc.
On Sorbanoltneerne meooeIer go.
caIaus", at De Sorenebe Stater itrar
peo aorfereucens 8eepnSeIie erfIe.
reoe fis for ubegraniet llooeTling al
SeIesrammer ira Sfib til sfib 90
Sfib til 9anS uben Seniun til Spite
met. Som Setesnelie for Serne art
at S~eIegraiering palstes SrSet &a'
io.SeIegrafi. Spitlano itstteoe Sine
rifa meS Senipn til iri lloperling al
Selesrammer ira Sfib til Sano, men
moSiotte iis ! De fsrite Rsoer fri I'D.
oerIina fra Sfrb til Sfib. Spresbol.
oeIiet al bette 8riucip piIoe baoe
brast a~onferencen til at itranSe. eng.
Ionb itemte imoo begse Sorilaa.
Men moo SIutningen az aonfereil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
CSsrs@tteiss og Forkiaring

Ga. 10, 900 Of be | glaSe % Ssser aluiinSelisa
fpretpmulsuoe SrtuauebOrS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
misrnuH,r.

Douglas Gpnntg bill fna fin fsrite
Goftrute pau 2anbet Sen 2ben So
mar. Zen bill gaa ITO fra South
Rnnge, iaar cit 9Grgbe paa oner 20
gfiI % bill betiere omtrent 100 "a.
miller. Dan tror, bette or SorIsbe-
rem FOR en &Gffe al Ruter | Goun.
tpet, bporaf man BETTER Jig meget
goot.
Miis Gariue Wpcn gdn Claire
bapoe iibite SnSoags Iiten ct merle
liat ltbeIo; bun iab UNDER ct cIeftriif
2p$ | Den Buff, bpor bun arbeibe0e,
Sa 2bSfupeIen pIrbielie e~rploberebe,
o. Miis Noen fit nogle 8lnsitpffer
ilpnget inb | fine Zine og erbolbt
Here Sfar | @nligtet. Sun bar maat'
lei boISe SergerL nlen S9gerne tror
life, benbes Spn uiI bIipe beifaoiget.
2angbarig Getsitrib. - Der 9ar /
ipp gar ppret Strib mellent 9per %
9oubsbner | gau Claire Goiintp ON
~ll6iconing al Sfntte6prberne melem
benz. Nil CT ser ~inhbrogt anisgning
I'll areosretten | Gan Claire ON Ell
Wanbam,tsorbre for at fringe Count
tp Glerf gtpqoarb ill itriftIig at be-
.piSne, bpiIfc Gunner, Der fan iro'
frGoes. Gn Wononmus. Srbre bar
nsouetNia, forbi GoimttpetS 8oaro of
SuperpiiorS bapbe pebtaget en- &eio'
llition % iorb,tbt Nnnnrb at beoione
bisie GUNNER. 8ritnben iii oeline
8eiuIition bar, Of ifisnt &rebsrettcn
% Staters SsieIteret bapSe goo
tienot 10 S~fattefommisiiouerS aien.
eelie, iaa ifal Sagen mt appelleres
til SoreneSe Staters Ssieitcret. u,
6. Softer, RilionGr.S r9Iaitbanole.
rem / Soirbilb, itaor bag IppeIen.
@altcr 6. Sunicr, for nGrpprenbe
Statsiefret9r, men Hagen for 9ien.
nomination peo 1rim9rpaIeet, bill
itiae iig ION aanoiSat for 6orbunSs.
~ienator iiteoer,for Sendtor Spoouer,
SopeSbetienten / bans aontor iasSe
for nogIe Gage fiben at Der bar IN
aeu @runS, boorfor life Soitier nm
Sc bIine oaIet. San babe feiet $500,
600 til Stateus SnotTgter neo
itreuat at baarobepe Seifainiugslo.
pen moS aorporationer oa arpefnt.
Iouen. 1et, at ban bleo nntlaset for
al bare uootaget $1,000 geitiffeIle
% bIeo irifierSt. oil osiaa bIipe
bruet til bans Sorbel. san eier og
uogiper et llsebIab, bar lGnae itaaet
go ScIIrtte m,eeet n9r 90 er mnaife
Serues aanSibat FOR SenatorpGroie.
beoen; Souier er Sesiiben en- goo
p%raftiif ScIitifer 90 Srguniiator | en-
@alsfomp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
JnoIanoet.
9n,pu.

Nsiis Bertha SbelbabI Gnspcrtb
hIcr Sorsoags Iftet orrbt al ct bur.
tiasnnenbe 6rdgtioe, mems bun bar
poa @eien bicin fra ct gsnnemsSe.
&mn air oner @anest oeo StoiiouerL.
ba Sosct fom fareuoe. Sun bar 20
gnr gammel.
sratcrtrnfcn faar ct Stu. Motp
& GrIdnaer SeateripnSifat fit ct
hoarSf Steo / Sicur Gitn iorrige
Tirsnoa, ioet Gomrner Roitlo nS-
fteote en- s~sniunftion, JON forbeS
@ocsiparb & gurgeis aomponiet,
Der tiIbsrer Spnoifatet, at ipiue I
@rouS geater Der / 9pcn paa 5ofit'
a~diesoaaeu. Stoir & SnpiIanS aorii-
tonict ifal fpile "a 9oor &cIaiton".
ca aIam & grIanaer nilbe baoe pill
let ~She Seait Of the Soipn" men
@ioIa Inen / SopeSroIlen.
Mnnocm m~isbrnaf. On itoen
Sen al E1onlos Moran, CT Snrmer
I Clan SopnIbip, 9llbiqie Goiattp,
Iiaaer / ifore Suierter | ct Solpital
Cascade mes en- alinteborre ! Slir'
arrue: ben 9oer tia opbere % 6pbere
inb / 9irnaen, % 2rgei bar life pG'
ret iitonb iii at ida BEN los. gorrett
iotte ia paa @utters Bot % ban RCD
Zen al meo Mantbert, oa Dem ano itg
ins / Salien, for ban fit Den no al
WlutSeu. Gems Bigger ooIoer Sut
len itore smerter, os ban oil maoife
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