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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Railroads.

r. F. ca p. s: s:s:%3:s::soy a,
Irsins Leave Rlohmond-Northward
IS 4 H-bSny-2aia 81 TTssT rogsxss-
''S0 A. A.-Wesk Days-EibA- AshlaDd 49,,
SEQ A. M.-Dsly-Byrd 81. Through Local
J. .eS nocn-weoS Iays-Byrd St - rouxh- i
NV = A-Weck Days-Byrt D. Freds-lcss-
- purE coumodation-
80 M-Deuy-Hatn 81. Through.
Wv - M.-Week DayB-Elba Ash and 40
~ .Daily-Bvrd ST Through.
=. Irains Arrive Richmond-Southward.
~" -. A.-Week Days-Eiba- Ashland A0-
40 M.-Wesk Days-Byrd 81. Fredsrseks-
- ourE Accom- odation.
80 M-Daily-Byrd 81. Through
Inv = week Days-Byrd 81. Through
az M-Dsiiy-Main St. Through
Nv 6 - a.LNeek Dsys-ElbA- Ashlsn4 40
s.n M--Daiiy-Byrd St Through
WV = h-Deily-Byrd 81. Through. Local
70 p M--Daiiy-Main ST. Through.
ii - r fui Imam Sleei '~R Parlor Cars %
s,..t o ~ freins eNre0t trains arriving fich-
,o9.,ii:so A n week days. sad local acoos2-
,,11s Time 1s q srrivals ana departures and eonnse
d DtTKE c. W CuTP W P. TAYLOR,
Asst 10 Priest Gent supt Traf. ksR.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

Possessions vanish. and opinions change
ana passions hold fuctuating
But by the storms of circumstance mistaken
And subject neither to eclipse wane.
Duty exists;-immutably survive
Fci our support the measures and the forms
W hich an abstract intelligence supplies
whose kingdom is where time and space not:
Of other converse which mind, heart
DO. with united urgency. require.
What more, that may not perish? Thou dread Source
Prime, sefexistng Cause and End of all
That in the scale Of being fill their place
Above our human region, below.
Set and tained;--Thou-who did'st wrap the cloud
OF infancy around us. that myself
therein, with our simplicity awhile
Might 81 hold on earth, communion undisturbed-
VINO from the anarchy Of dreaming sleep.
OR from It's death-like void with punctual care
And touch as gentle the morning light
itestorest us, daily, to the powers OF sense
And reasons steadfast rule-Thou thou alone
Art everlasting, and the blessed spirits
Which thou incudest, the sea her waves:
For alteration thou endurest; endure
For consciousness the motions of thy will:
For apprehension those transcendant truths
OF the pure Intellect that stand
Submission constituting strength and power)
Even 70 thy beings infinite majesty
This universe shall pass away work,
Glorious! because the shadow Of thy might
A step or link for intercourse with thee.
All! if the time must in which my feet
no more shall stray where meditation leads,
by flowing stream, through wood, craggy wild,
Loved haunts like these, the unimprisoned mind
May yet have scope to range among her own,
Her thoughts, her images, her high desires
lf the dear faculty Of sight should fail
Still it may be allowed to remember
What visionary powers OF eye and soul
In youth were mine when stationed on the top
OF some huge hill-expectant. behed
The rise up. from distant climes returned.
Darkness to chase, and sleep, and bring the day
His bounteous gift. him. toward the deep,
Sink-with retinue Of flaming clouds
Attended; then my spirit was entranced
With Joy exalted to beatitude;
The measure of my soul filled with bliss.
And hottest love; earth sea- air. with light
With pomp. with glory, with manihcence!
began
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
= b.-Foliowing schedule figures pubuEned
D l a. Information. and are not guaranteed.
- - - M.-Daily-Locai FOR Charlotte
1907 = iiy-rimit ed-Buffcf Pullman "a
atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans,
memphis. Chattanooga and an the sou n
rnr2ugh coach Tor Chase city. oxford,
- Durham and Raleigh.
=. ~ = ny sunday Keysviile Local
-l-Sv = ~ Daily-Limited Pullman roaf, I'm
T. NJ. Tor all the south
YORK RIVER LINE.
Limited
2;i5 p M-EEocpt sunday-No. i0-rooai %
q" a ", Mn,EEeept sunday-No. 7i-Looal q
SOS n. N p. M.-From all fhe South
90 - h-Fronn Charlotte Raleigh. Durham
d, 81. ha-e city AMI local Stations
- = M-Frum KcvF,fIie and Local Stations
I'D ~ No. B-From baltimore and yvest
io'E NJ. No .. s.fs p. ". NJ. 7z-From
West Point md Local stst--us
- W WFSTRrRT. - r. A..
go r Main Street Richmond -.
e. - KEPT S n HARDWICK
+th V-P and Cen MIR. Pass Traf MT-.g
W II TAY OF. @. j. A.
WashinEtor D. q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

OF 1853 should have received the fee FOR
recording the deed. but IS not complain
ing ~ having IL 10 DO now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Poems You Ought to Know

Whatever however crowded your
hours fail
day for refresment bit OF poety-Pf
Charles Eliot Norton. - F'' -'"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
SteamIoats
FOR NEW YORK.

Via Might Line Steamers teXoep, saturday,
Ship following day AZ p N also Norfolk
and Western l.y. al = A NJ and p NJ. and
p M. making connection daily except sun
day. at Norfolk with Main Line Ships "a ms
nond Tranffsr % 90 r Main Street. Ths
Jefferson Aurphys Hotel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
BayLineto Baltimore

W% Bay LinetO Baltimore
iN&AXA Via G. and o. Ry and or ONT
l#zSSxS4 u. s. MAIL ROUTE.
Leave Richmond via c. and u.
vi oaAIy except o1nday, az n. NJ
VI connecting at Old Point win
steamers Of Old Bay Line. leaving 7.i5 NJ.
Arriving Baltimore $50 A. NJ. connecting
North East and West. For tickets and in
Formation apply to c. and o. Ry.. Richmond
Transfer Company. and No. so East Main
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Chesapeake q Ohio Railwav

~N~-%rAN 80 "<alNJ ANdlANN Az
cincinnati. Indianapolis. ST Louis. chiea-
GO. Louisville. Nashville Memphia
us p N. and 90 NJ daily.
Westbouno Local Trains:
=, I.B A. n and SIS P. n wesk daya
newport News, Norfolk and Ola point
800 y and 800 p - daiT
Local for Newport News and Old Point,
I-S A ~ and 90 p. II daily
James RiVer Line:
10 70 ~ daily. Sis p. ~ week eays
- % A NJ. ss:tS p a. ss7.t p n rr1
"a! Isst 30 . n. ne 100 p a,
y NJ. cDal-g- ssEn sundarl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
n Yirginia Navigation g. Is

Y Virginia Navigation Co.'S
A1 JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
" STEAMER POCAHONTAs LEAVES
ICON OLD DOMINION WHARF
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRI
DAY At A NJ for Norfolk. Porte
mouth. old Point. Newport News. Ciaremont
and mes River landings. connecting Old
Point 'oI Washington Baltimore and the
North. Staterooms reserved for the night AZ
moderate prices Electric direct e fis
wharf Fare. $3.50 and 81 Norfolk Through
ExcursiOn Tickets On sale at Richmond rams
fer Co s1s Main Street sos r. Main
Street OF on wharf steamer. Roond trip
te.50
Freight recei d for ebove-narned places ana
and the East. JNO p MAYER, Agent.
IRWIN vrE1SfGER. Cen Mgr
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1910.
Consultations Amidst Earthly Chnage
("The Excursion" Book w
No. 1910.
by WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.
l"The Excursion" Book W

have ALREADY ~ ''1AphcA ske'a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

This
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-27

two ago, for lack of time,to accept
an invitation TO SPEAK in Atlanta
moves The Georgian, edited by
Col John Temple Graves. to
make the following comment:
Senator Tillman has not al
ways been a popular figure upon
The lyceum, and the lecture plat
forms have not in the past years
fallen over themselves in an
Aiety to secure him. But Senator
Tillmann bore himself like a
brave man and statesman in the
last session OF American Senate.
He bore the brunt of the peoples
fight for the regulation OF the
railroads, aud he met all comers
in that arena forcetully and fear
lessly .Tillman grew to grand pro
portions out of that session of the
Senate, and today in answer to an
invitation Of the South Carolina
Society of Atlanta, his secret ary
Informs the president of that So
ciety that every day of the Sena-
tors lime from now until the re-
assembling of Congress on De-
cember /, and that every day
from the adjournment of the
next Senate on March 4 to De-
cember of 1907, is already under
contract with various lecture
bureaus of the country.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-27
Dwelling and Contents, In
Guiding $500 in Cash, Burn,
ed.

Saluda special in the State 4:
News OF the destruction by fire
on Friday night of the old Will.
liam Stevens homestead near the
town of Monetta, in this county =,
has just reache d here. The pro
perty was owned by Mr.. E.
Jones of Batesburg and was oc-
cupied by Mr.. J. w. Carver. The
fire was discovered about mid.
night and Mr.. Carver and family
barely had time to escape from
the burning building. Mr.. Carver
lost every piece of his household
and kitchen furniture, family
wearing apparel and family
stores. He also lost $500 in
currency, which he had il his
home. There was no insurance.
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-27

Chester is thinking of hav.
ing street railway system. A
party of capitalists have made
application for franchise to
construct and operate such a
system in the town. The agita-
tion Of this matter in Ches' er
recalls to mind the tact that our
other enterprising neighbor,
Rock Hill, az one time had some
thing with mule at one end
and Niger at the other that
made a noise like street car.
Wonder what ever became of it.
Is it still making hebdomadal
trips to Oakland, Ebenezer or
some other point up the road, or
is it now doing duty as a street
sprinkler?
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-27

The resolutions in relation TO
lawlessness adopted by the Dis
trict Conference of the A. NJ. f.
church recently held at Dixie,
which were published in the
last issue Of The News, reflect
great credit on that body of
colored citizens. They evidence
the fact that the better class of
that race have some appreciation
of what constitutes good ci zen
ship, and that they have no sym
pathy for the la w-breaker, wheth
er he be black or white.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-27
Saturday, October q, 1906.

Col. James ID. Banding, OF
Sumter, the aged veteran of two
wars--the Mexican and the Civ
il-died last Wednesday. He
was in his seth year. For many
years he was prominent in the
affairs of South Carolina. Col.
Banding was one Of the promo
ters of the old Three C's railroad.
He spent some days in Lancas
ter, years ago, working in the
then proposed railroad enter.
prise.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-27
TILLMAN AS 4 LECTURER.

Newspaper reports are con-
ficting as to how Senator Till
man is being received through.
out the country as a lecturer, but
whether his audiences relish
what he has to say or not, there
seems TO be no doubt about the
fact that he is proving to be a
phenomenal success as a draw.
ing card, so to speak, for he is
being offered more engagements
to lecture than he can possibly
fill in the next twelve months.
The Senator'S refusal a day or
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-27

Read-'The News.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-27

Our former fellow citizen
Mr.. III. b. Pardue is now in the
mercantile business in Fort
Lawn, as will be seen by the
following from Fort Lawn cor
respOndence of the Chester Lam
tern We have a new store un.
der operation now by Mr.. II. b.
Pardue. He carries a nice lot of
groceries. We wish him prosper
ity in his new undertaking.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-27
The Ladies' Honor Roll.
Contributions to Confederate
Monument Fund Since
Recent Publication of
Names.

We make special appeal TO
the ladies OF Lancaster county
for their names and 100 each
for Honor Roll for monument
"A gentleman from the county
said to one of the committee, f,
"Here is 81 90 for my wife. |
want her name on the Honor
Ro | ; my father was. a Oonfeder
ate soldier and lies buried in
West Eni cemetery" Her name
heads this list:
Mrs. Grin Blackmon, $1.O0
" J. F. Nesbit, 100
" Bon Welsh, 100
j. h Blackmon, 100
" w. J. Cunningham, 100
" Le Vi p. Clyburn, 100
Miss Mayme Mackey, LOO
M. f. Cauthen,
Treas. L. G.. U. ID. c..
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-27
Charles T. Connors, Editor.
ADVERTISING RATES.

One inch, first insertion. SIOO. Each subsc-
Quent insertion 80 cents. For three months or
longer, reduced rates
Professional cards, per year, sl2.
Business notices, Transient Advertisements,
Lost and Found, and other classified uver-
sisemenIS not exceeding % words, - cents for
each insertion, | centa word for each addi-
tional word over ~ words.
Obituaries, Tributes OF respect. cards of
thanks and all matter OF II personal or political
nature TO be charged for.
Advertising rates by the column made known
on application.
Brief correspondence on subjects OF general
interest invited. Not responsible for views of
correspondents.
II. f.. WYLlE, PRESIDENT.
mo. A. COOK, SEC'Y and TREAS.
]. NJ. RIDDLE, JR, BUSINESS MANAGER
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-27
ARE YOU GOING

10 BUY suit Jacket or Overcoat? If see ours and save
from $1O0 to So 90. ~ anu save
Solid Wrght Health Underwear the 81 90 kind at *
cents garment ~ '' '' -
One Ladies 25 Vests to 90 at 10 cents Few doze
LadIes red wool Vests to close out at AZ garment
We are still headquarters for Shoe bargains
big Stock Trunks Bags and Valises, go at CUT prices
Come to US whether you buy not You are Welcome
Yours to Please,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-27
Clerks Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County OF Lancaster.
In the Common Pleas.
Arthur l.. Horton ct. al plaintiffs,
against
a lice Il. Horton, Defendant.

against
Alice Il. Horton, Defendant.
Pursuant 10 an order OF court made
in the above stated cause, by Judge
Prince, dated Oct. s, 1906, the under
signed will sell at Lancaster e.. II. at
public auction, on the first Monday in
November, next. within the legal
hours of sale, the following described
real estate, tO-wit: All that piece.
parcel or tract OF land being, lying
and situate in PleasaEtHill township,
In Lancaster county, state of South
Carolina, containing i25 acres. more
or less,bOunded on the north by lands
of II. II Horton, Jr., w. :. Horton
and Lee Horton: east by lands of w.
). Horton and Robert CASTOR: south
by estate lands of f. Cook, and
west by lands of j. NJ. Neal and
Dye.
Terms OF sale, Cash; purchaser or
purchasers 10 pay for papers.
j +. GREGORY,
G.. G.. G. Il. l.. G..
Lancaster, SC, oct. 8, 1906.
Gree n & Hines, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-27

Entered as seCond.class matter, Oct. :. 1905
xt the postoftce Mt Lancaster, y. c., under Ac
OF Congress OF March 3, 1879.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-27
Spartanburg Puts Prohibi-
tory Tax on Cotton Ex-
changes.

tOl DIX Oh SOttOIl EX-
changes.
Spartanburg special in News
and Courier: The city council
of Sparta" burg has increased
the license for operating cotton
exchanges from two hundred
per year to one thousand dollars,
an increase of $500. This is a
hard blow TO those engaged in
the business and probably means
that the Exchange here will
close. 1t is stated by those who
know that the expense OF oper-
ating an exchange with private
wires is heavy, and such bust.
ness cannot be conducted in a
town of this size at a profit and
pay license of $1,000 1t is un
derstood that the license was in
creased for the purpose Of driv.
ing out the business.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-27

Attention is directed to MrY
b. @. Hough's announcement in
today's paper.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-10-27
BIG DROP IN COTTON.

In the face of the above fact we make below
some prices that should appeal to the pocketbook
OF everyone.
5000 yards 10 cents Outing l-2 cents
25 pieces Jeans II 2 IS 49, 12 SO 3 cents worth
70 per cent. more money.
70 pieces Canton Flanel at 12 1 TO- II 2 cents ward
5000 yards Honest Weight Shrtng Is yards for $1OO
pieces all wool 54 nch Lads Clath 4S the yard
10 pieces "a inch Broad Cloth woth for on o. the d
10 1-2 pieces SO inch wide $125
Silks all shades at 90 cents the yard.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
3Hpittaftas

Slinf Seuc. - George 8. Samb /
&irainia Stir mertcr, at ban bar Den
fliufeite Some / 2onoet. Cen Ia9oe
Sc fsritc Ter aItaneoer, eiterat BEN
tar begpnOt. 1873 9G9, % Sen logoc
2S7 9Gg / If MnoueNcr. Gen be-
onrbte iu0eprrcuoc Iur mc0 ct sGg
ON Sdacn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20

Sfslge "8actfic Rortbtpeit" en- al
gelttpitens fore gpiier, uSgibet
Bortlano, Oregon, inolsber geitiain.
ger paa sGbler og 89rer fra aae Dele
al @eroen. Saa flor er efteripsraie.
len, at 5ragtfisbere bpert aar ienber
tine getiente no til 3ruetbiitriftet fot
at fappes ON Snbfisb Of Srltetaolin,
genre. Som befien6t betaltes ser of,
ptgte Ssit iaa meset Tom $40 pr.
Dor @uibeD for garer og $500 pr.
Dor @nibeD for sebler, netto.
Sette ct 10 meget opmrntrenoe for
ale, iom er i~nteresierebe / oct itort
fa%roinabiife Srugtbape-S eIifab 8eit,
ern Oregon Srdarb Company, ION
bar mnla9t en- Itor 5r1igtbape I 8ogue
Riper 8aIlep / Oregon, set beoite %
melt beroensbersmte Srnstoiitrift
8er6en.
&ieiber De, fiere 2pier, til bette
Selifabs 8laner og Spgupe? Spis
lite, bporfor opiatter Se mel at ifript
efter Srpfiager, iom cir fuIoitenbiat
Splpsninger oerom, og -fotu foaes
frit? gi anmober enbper ON Of I'M,
berisse Soreta9enoet aritnSigt. Spis
Se bill gisre oct, er hi operbepiit ON
at ogiaa De oif snife at bIipe 8elta.
ger / iafnne, iaa Ianst Ceres RtoIer
itrRffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
1tprn Dnkntn.

8nncrnpr Searlcs bar uDnRont
Q. 2. auIaas / Ninot iii WeoIem al
Board Of SruiteeS for Statens Sauo'
b~rngsIfole iiieoenior Sr. Hnmitao,
iom reiignerte.
Rpt Spicl. - ct SDnoifat al aa.
pitaIiiter fra Midigau bill opfsre ct
mt SoteI / Manoan. Oct ifal pPre
en- trentageS Wuritensbpgniug, 90
S%ontraften for oens Spisrelie oil BIZ
be afiIurtet Seuue llqe. Sfisut Rau'
Dan aIlrreoe bar ptte Soteaer, bar
Der BOG RaugeI paa Hlnos iiSite
CONNER.
3urman 8rambo, lom bar unoer
Siltale / @raftou for at BABE lttffet
6ranf Sreoricf meb en anip, bleu
iorIebeu Dag frifienbt Of Surpen.
Srcoricf uegteOe at foutme til @raf'
ton % pibne MOB @rnmbo, bn ban
haooe brllot Jig no at 6Gngilet Der
Ior ct Bar Inr iiben % bar bange
for at bIioe Grrciteret tgien.
SISrbranS. - SIo brs6 SnSSaa
Iften no | s. y. 2anrbS itore 8epar'
tementSbutif / Witigan Gitp. SIoen
Ipreote iig ogiaa til 2ombS 8anf %
Reitaurant % Ill FoItbuiet, o. %. 9.
BctionS Npotbef leo oaiua betnoelia
Staoe. glitifen bar en- al De iteritc
/ tit SlagS / Stdten; Der bIep it6fta
CONNER isiet en- itor 9pgnine til
oen, % Den par bel ubItpret. @uaoe
Den, gonfen % Yoitbudet blep aloe.
les s6eIagt. Sfoben anNaaes til
$65 900, buoraf 100000 iaIoer paa
Snmb.
sra 8ranS Sorfs meoSeIeS, at
mango 6oH Der runbt err bIcone taget
peo 3Gien al ct iaafalot 9eteftip.
agentlr | Retp gcrf. Wun fit Gre.
be ira De %iormenti9e 9eteftiper meb
Splp8ning ON, at en- 30 par op6aget
/ oct golnle 2onb, | bpilfet aoreSia.
ten nar berettiget til en- Gel. BED
Mtootnaelien al 50 biIbe Geteftipernc
toge iig al Sngen FOR grpiugerne.
9e fleite, iom bar facet bisie 9rcoC
% er hlepuc uarrebe err Sfonbinaper
aoHiil genoefc aioroe Boftoepnrte
mentct opmerfiom paa S~pin0elen, ot
oct er III bleoen forbubt "6irmoet"
at ienSc fine grepe eiennem goit.
pGiGRet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
AliuurTotu.

Tumprbaict, iom ifafieoc 8ano til
SanSSbpen &apfieI6, neobrGnbte for.
leoen Gog og u~lcofsrte ct Cab for
Spen al $1,70O mc6 fitn $500 | us.
iurancc. SI6cn 9reb ioo burtig ON
zig, at oct bar umuIigt at foa no
@ronoilau9erne og andre Ipparatcr
9rnnoprIe uet leo ct Cab pna 81 900
oB bdohe iugcu I%Siurancc.
Slintc Seite. - Ct Ynr SGtr, til.
berenoe &. Is. &nppc oco Ireiton.
lob lsbif iorIeben DAG. sc font inS
paa Seritbanen % lob ire Ril benoS
Sporet % ODER en- 9ro, iom por 80
600 lang, inmt oper otte Smoobroer,
iom bar minhit ii 500 Iaugc. Den
enc Set boobc ct Saar poo ct Gag
ben, men Den ouocn bar fomncn opcr
@rocrnc uocu ell Sframme.
Sprgclia Sea. - 20 imoa gsrn,
Ssn % Gotter al Sobn 81. SIion i
GlitbcroI, Io9c0c forIcNen 9og / fit
Stem. @rooCrcn tIeo op poo en- Sto!
pg tog iiCrc WeSiciuiIaifcr ueb fra eft
Sfob. 9IouSt Dem bar Ell 8loite
Strufniu, ION ban aop til lin Ssiter.
Sum orof uoaCt al @iiten % bsoc IN.
ser ipTrc SuErtcr, fer 2pgc flunoc
bIipe tiIfnIOt.
Ianac &cnac. - Otter Opgapcr'
he bar Sc tire @nnfer i IIbcrt Sea Ell
iuIrtct &upitoI al $247,500, % / Sc
nj @nntCr / Srcrhorn Gpuntp or Ga'
Vitulen $35O,300. 9nou on ScrcI'
aioraa / Sc trc Banter / @pen bar
%9i2,61S,90, o0 meo De Ter ANDRE
%outer bcIeb set jig Ill $1323,655,
Nj >Sn0itno por Der / albert Sea
s NS2356.67 % / ollie Banter
Gountuct StISG.6SS.97.
Tlnncn Ing fell. - 6. 5. &nnjon
90 Ibcrt 8ruger ioriegte iorrigC
Treooq at fate 8rcot Gortbcrn2
Surtigtog al Sporet eitenfor &iG'
mar. Sc FOG en- fo2ieret Stlnnc,
hump % Iaa0e t~persoper 9onen. bd
|ogct fomL, icm gif / en- Gart al 50
Qtu / 3imeu. SfiRHeH bIcD ifisUet
ioran &iulcuc ca. 1.S00 500, oo Oeu
ite0tc moo en- Stplpe pc0 Chen al
&anen OF blep foitet al. &nitjQia
Sfa0e par Oa giort pna 2ofomotipct,
men hcIoiQUiS blep iutet al Soqct To-
itet of @anen. SerrbaneoCteftiper
toa itg al Sugen, 90 De 10 Upoute
Rpnb err M / SrngieI @iamor,
Sauion har tilitoaet al ban er ifplbig,
men iagoe, al ban bar fuIb. aruger
I Tiger iRgerting.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20

ringcns itore Srriaotionsgrsft. San
blep inhlnt ! GonnipfrnsiIei % ie.
mere ienot til Iiplet ! Dnnftou. Man
trpr, ban oil fomme fig.
Werc 2anS ffal bprfes. - 5ar.
merne / ben neitlise 9eI Of Stnten
pna beege Sioer al Missouri 5loben
gjsr 6orbereoelie til at plsie op en-
bel Del at tit SrGrieldno TIL Somme.
rem. Otter Den isrite ssnoponbrnig
oertil bIcp 4reaiurapI Den pietisite
N~Gringspei, ba man banbe Here tsr.
r. Iar, iaa aaer5riig life IeaneSe iig.
Yien | Sc ienere Iar bar man bapt
NOT al Gegu, % M bill babe DC gam.
Ic SettIere % &c, Tom nnfig er TONNE
inS, lGaae iig efter aserSprfning.
aorneIepatorer ifal opisres paa ollie
Stotioner poa Rilpaufee.9 onerts
me SiHie fra Chamberlain.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
SUB pnkntn.

81. I. MNnthiciunS Saloon o. fer
andre 9p9uiugcr ! Sort @ierre neo,
brGn6te Gor5Sog. &eo sc fraftigire
Iuitrpngclirr al 9~ranOprIenet %
andre reo0G0cS en- rnrliggcuoe Ga,
loon, 0Ctcl % 2cieitoIO. Stnoen an.
face8 til 100000, men Gicrne al o.
brPnotc @gBuitPer piI ituor bp0gc op
igicn.
Siocr ai &anUiS. - Otter at hout
nanoret omfriuQ ! Icoouooo / flcrc
Elmer. beuOcnotc &eter RcIion ia
forIeNen Gnl til GouHtu Gommercu
% Boo ON at blroc iot 'oit. Sea tan
life fou mig ieIu I'll al 1lorc uoQct" a.,
iagoe ban, seq tIsbte en- Del STIR.
Der for nogIe Elmer ii0en; ieg bar
9euge / 2omm2u, men jea fan life
iaa mig ielu til at Gaa % betaIe for
Garerne. Sea ioIgtc min Set OF
Saoel Tor 81, "a ie8 Tan life itieune,
bocrfor leg gjorSe BET, oa lea life
trRngte ReHgene, Seq bar prsbet at
gao biem men ieo fan life goo biem,
Seq niI0e % Os gif op ! 5ielSeue,
hpor leg troe0e be piIbe 2pr pilOe
fomme og poe mig op, men ieg peH'
teoe % ueuteOe ior9iGnes; Dc tom
life. 9teliou er en- 1nuifc, Onrtrent
40 sar aummeL og or NOT iaa iuteHi.
gent. San bar arbeiSct paa Ecgie'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20

&icclanb Mcicri | 2croaI, 5reeborn
Gounip, ncbbrrnoie forrigr Snsong
meb ct lab al $4,000. Der bar u.s.
iurance for $4,000, oe Meieriet ifal
iirar aienopbpgges.
yrObibifioniiterne | Norman SO.
bolot forriee 5irsoag fin Gountpfon-
petition | Senbrum, 90 bet bar Def
ftsrite % met begeiifrebe @sbe, Dc
bar bolot | 9orbpeiten. s.. 8. Hnif
nominereoes iom Ganoioat til Re
~preientant / 2esislatnren, og Ell So
mite nnlgtes til at fere 8algfampen,
iom lfol orines BELT fra MI al til Sol.
get. en- fulotalig Delegation polg.
tes iii Statsfonoertiouen, iom boil.
6es nRite Maaneb, % man bar ct
6ono paa $3.50 til at beitrioc IaIg-
uoeifterne meo.